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COMMUNICATED.
THE DISTRICT FAIR.

We would remind the friends OF tho District
Fair. tina, they will have fair opportunity next
week, (court weekly OF entering in tho Secreta.
rvs Book, their stock for exhibition. By ma.
king their entries before The Fais, and getting
their card Of admittance they can place their
stock on exhibition without delay. Make up
your MUD to contribute your mite in this noble
undertaking. and bring along your fine animals
handiwork and rare things. This will be the
way TO improve one another, and for all to have
a glorious time in sight seeing. fine speaking,
music aud sociabiIity.
We would say to those Life Members who
have uot received thsi, Life Membership Certrf.
icates. that Court Week will be fine opportun.
ty of getting the same from the Secretary.
This will prevent delay and confusion at The
gate.
AS there is some misunderstanding about the
advantages Of the Life Membership over the An
nual Membership, we will state that any one
paying the interest (Sl.O5) on Fifteen Dollars
annually entities him and his family to free ad-
mission to the Fair and TO exhibit whatever he
Pleases without charge. An Annual Member
pays 81. 90, and admits him alone to the Fai.
Hc cannot take his family in without paying for
their admission at the gate.
Then again the Life Member Is exhonerated
from paying this interest annually, when the So.
cisty becomes dissolved-when the Life Member
removes from the State or dies Either of these
three contingencies happening will annul the
contract So every man who has wife, and
has the prosperity of the District at heart, will
at once see the propristy of becoming Lite
Member. We then cordially envite all to come
up without delay and get Life Membership Ger
tifcates.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Press copy
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Estate Sale.

M ILL be sold at the residence OF Jam..1 I
" McLees on Tuesday the 25th day of Oc.
tober next, the Plantation whcreon Thomas Skei-
ton, deceased, formerly lived, containing Seven
Hundred and Seventy Acres more or lea. of
which there is over one hundred acres of bottom
land, about forty Of which is cleared and in
good cultivation, with four hundred acres of good
wood land, and the remainder cleared. fb;s
plantation is situated near Rock Milla, in a good
neighborhood and convenient to several churches
and fine mills. Also OH the same day two Iike.
ly Negroes, one boy about 90 years of age.
and the other girl about lS years Of age. Also.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and va.
rlous other articles. Terms made known on day
of sale
THOMAS T. SHELTON,
James,. MoLEES, Ex'ors
September 20, 1859 % a.
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NEW FALL GOODS

NEW FALL GOODS.
BROGANS.
BROGANS.
BROGANS.
HAVE YOU
EVER TRIED
FRANCIS DANES
CELEBRATED
DOUBLE soLED AND NAILED
BRoGANs7
THEIR WELL KNOWN
SUPERIORITY
OVER ALL OTHER MAKES,
IS AN ESTABLISHED FACT.
THEY WILL NOT RIP NOR COME APART,
AND BEING MADE OF TIE
VERY BEST MATERIAL,
WE CALL THE ATTENTION
OF PURCHASERS TO THEM,
WE'LL KNOWING IF
THEY ONCE GET A FAIR TRIAL
THEY WILL BE PREFERRED OVER
ALL OTHERS.
ALARGE STOCK OF THEM
IN ALL SIZES,
AND TIE LARGEST STOCK
OF NEGRO BLANKETS AND KERsEYs
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS PLACE,
AND WILL BE SOLD AS LOW
AT GRAY & RoBERTsoN's
AS ANY OTHER PLACE OR
ESTABLISHMENT
IN TIE STATE.
YOU SHOULD NOT BUY
BEFORE EXAMINING TIE STOCK
OF rLANTATION, DOMESTIC AND
FANCY GOODS
AT GRAY Il RoBRRTsON's,
No. /, Granite Range,
g. ~ ~ AbbevllIe G. H., 5. G.,
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Notice.
TINE notes and accounts of II ENRY 8. KERR
l. are IN my hands for collection.
All amounts under Twenty Dollars must be
paid by tho 18th Of Oct, 1859.
All amounts over Twenty Dollars, must be
settled BY the 1st MONDAY in NOVEMBER
next
Every account not settled by the times above
specified will be sued on, without any discrimi-
nation q 70 persons.
j. C. CALHOUN, ATTY
Abbevihe G. H., Sept. %, 1859 % 81.
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Obituarn.

DIED at his residence, in this District. near
Greenwood. J. WILLIS BUCHANAN, on The
2lst inst. Of Congestive Chill. Tho deceased
leaves wife aud one child, with many friends
anu relations to mourn his loss "Iruiy in tho
midst Of life we are in DEATH"
Also ut his residence, on tho the a5th inst,
hve miles East OF this place, Mr.. PHILIP GRO
NJ Elk, aftcr rrotraCted illness of two months.
from Typhoid Fever. He leaves a large family
10 mourn his loss.
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Latcr from Europe-Arrisai of Ae CIty of
BaAimore..-CArs RACE, Sept. 26.-The Civ
Of baltimore with Liverpool dates to the 18th
inst has arrived.
Sales Of cotton for Wednesday 5000 ba les.
Market dull Breadstuffs advancing. Provis-
ions steady. ConsuIs 95 1.2.
The English aud Freuch aectS had appeared
before Pskin.
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EXTRA TRAIN

O" Friday and Saturday next. Both ns, and
Is, OF October. special tr,s will Dc run between
H""c'"ic nnd barmor's, 10 ~ to enable nil per
s"ns desiring TO attend the meetings Of I'rcshytrry
1" q" St" The trains will leave Abmvillc at CT
a. NJ. and leave Barmore's about II r. N. for
Abbcviilc
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THE CHARLESTON coURIER

This journal has been enlarged, and beside. il
has put OH an entire new dress. We see il stated
that the Courier has attained the fartherly age
OF fifty seven years. We commend il to the at
tention Of our readers, "a one OF the oldest and
best conducted papers in the state II is though,
hy many to surpass most fits contemporaries as
ii commercial paper
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FALL AND WINTER,
1889.
MOORE g. QUAIFE

"OULD again call the attention of tho
people to the largest and best selected
our town, and we do not hesitate to raw that de
can sell you anything in our line as clean as Won
can 1uy 1t in any market for the cash. and n In.
Tie cheaper than you can get them in N. m.
country. We ark you TO examine for vours..,va, ur
ona see u what we say is not true, and if it is
com? ana get your supplies for the winter w.
will be happy to show you throupb md n.o,,';.o 10
10 please in style. quality, Quantity and md prce' H''
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MOORE g. OUAIEE

Would invite the Ladies TO examine their ,toch
OF CLOTH, CASHMERE AND VELVET
cLCkS and StlAWLS, us we have a very large
stock oil these goods now i'll store. We have a
good assortment of Misses and Ladies' FLA1~I<S
aud BONNErS, HOOP SKIRTS in any ouan.
tity and ut all prices. t'"''
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Notice to House-Builders.

SEALED proposals will be received to build a
~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, at Ninety
Six Depot, G.. d G. X. R., until the 18th OC.
TOBER next. Written Specifications can be
seen at Fooshe Il Cartcrs, Ninety Six; Bailey d
Conner, Greenwood; Post Office, at ibbeville
G. H.; Rev. John Williams, Cokesbury Pratt
& Nanee's Drug Store, Newberry.
Address
DR.. G. II. WADDELL.
Ninety-Six Depot, 8. C.
Sept. %, 1859 % 2t
Press copy.
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MOORE e. OuAIFE

."ve now m store very large stock Of READY.
MADE CLOTHING. lIa.s and Caps. We h,xo
!he Seamless Clothing that we will warrant not
and 1p pss you wan, anything in this way como
to save you money i'll this department and 1o ,.;
sell you good goods "''u ~
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DEATH OF DR.. ]. p BARRETT

Tic numerous friends OF this very worthy and
respected citizen, will he panied to learn that he
IS ITO more. HIS demise has not been unexpected
For months past he had been suffering will, a
cancer III the stomach. and his dcatl, had been,
ny his family and friends, regarded us certain
for several weeks.
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Press copy.

From Washington. wv WAsniEaroN, Sept. 2l.-
Attorney General Black recently gave an official
opinion that American citizenship attaches to
child born IN this country. the parents of whom
are Foreigners and only temporary sojourners.-
This is IN accordance with the principles pro-
nounccd in tho important case, the ulars or
which are contained in Sandford's New York
Reports
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MOORE & QUATrE

llavc now in store the best stock of I,ADtEs,
DRESS GOODS ever shown in our town =.
MER!NOS, DeLANES, CHALLIES. CASsI"
MERES and SILKS, all grades and GOOD
stock OF BLACK SILKS. Ladies would do wsll
to examine before getting their supplies.
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45, 900 Acres Of Arkansas Land
for Sala.

DERsONs desirous Of purchasing lands in
u. the State Of Arkansas. in the Connf;a. 40
Ashley, White, st. Francis, Poinsett, or Mississ-
ippi, would do we'll to call on the s,.bscriber.
who will sell first quality lands 1t low prices.
and upon accommodating terms.
J. G. CALHOUN. .
Sept. 2a, 1859 23 g
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Valuable Land for Sale.

Aso0V AOIF0o00.
I>HE Commissioner of the Court Of Equity
u will sell on Sale Day in NOVEMBER
NEXI, the RaalsEstate of the late ABRAM
LiTES decd, consisting Of sF
1900 .Aoro0.,
The place is we'll imp,sved aad desirable as a
plantation. Persons wishing to examine the
premises will ind Mr.. JOEL w. Lites on the
place, who will take pleasure in showing the
land. 'o
Sept. 29, 1850 y%ss93 IL
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Dl,l,,el,cal.

:. MARRIED. at Cokesbury on the 22d OF
1859, by the Rev. ID. Wills Mr. ]
w. ErrES, Of LuurnsvilIe. S. G., to Miss l..
AbbevilIc District.
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Wanted !!

=" duC0U
Ices, Chickens, Butter, Beef, Mutton, Beans,
~ Potatoes, or anyt thing else that will satisfy
the cravings of the inner man." for which the
hishest market price will be given. Apply at
tbe BANNERS OFFICE.
Sept Is, 1850 II
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MOORE & QUAIFE

would Just here mention that their terms and
way of dong business are the same as hereto.
fore; we intend to stand to the cash system
we like il better every day, and we think ,he
public do also, judging from the increase Of our
sales.
MOORE Il QUAIFE.
Sept. 26, 1859 2a. &c
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THE WILLIAMSON SICKNESS.

" i'iiN 'hC letIcT III tnC SOuthe.n
Guardian, addressed II. 7. TusrIH, whicl,
goes To confirm the opinion we have heretofore
expressed, that poison had no agency in produc
ing the recent Affections Of the visitors ut vii.
linIllstun:
AnDEvILLE G.. II, Sept. 81.
Nix. II. T. Tu>rrN. Dear Sir: Mr.. Wilson
has just handed me letter of enquiry in regard
I" the cases Of Mr.. Il. NJ. Chcatl,ani, ns also the
Child OF c. ii. Allen, both of whom were among
the sick at Williamson, and wcro two of the
fourteen cases which were attributed to toj.op
OF some sort l will simply state that neither of
the above cases presented solitary symptom,
which could he attributed TO poison OF any sort
with which nm acquainted, nor would poison
have been thought OF while treating the cases,
II The report had not reached lis from above, |
have seen precisely the symptoms under which
Mr. Choattlam Iaborcd, hundred times in Chol.
era M"rbus, or severe D,arrhoG, and a. to MIR.
Aliens child, IL was simple cuse Of irregular
fever, aud easily yielded to appropriate treat
nent Mr.. Cheathan died, and so thorough "
satisfied was Dr. Wardlaw and myself, that we
did not think it necessary to propose Post Nor
tenn. l know Of no poison which would produce
tho train Of symptoms which were presented in
the above cases. Dr. Wardlaw is absent. but
authorized me to use his nalne 50 far ~ the
tho above statement goes
Truly, DC:
ISAAC BRANCH, NJ.
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TIE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA
AJJevalie District. Citation.

Addevalie District Citation,
by WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Abbe-
vile District.
w IiEREAS. John G. Boozer has applied to me
w for Letters OF Admin slration, OH all and
singular the goods and chattelr, rights and cred
its Of IarIeton p. Moseley, late Of the District
aforesaid deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be md appear before me- at
our next Ordinary's Court for the eaid District,
10 be holden at AbbeSille Court House, Oh the
eighth Of October inst, to show cause, # any.
why the said administration should not be grant
cd.
Given under my hand and seal, this twenty
second day Of September, inst. In the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty.nine, and in the s4lh year of American
Independence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
Sept. %, 1859 % ct -
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Commercial.

AnDEvILLE, Sept. Is, 1889.
Con"n.-As yet but little of the new crop has
been brought to market. We quote extremes at
81 to 1ns.
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:. Attention,
Abbeville Light Infantry!
VoU will appear on your parade ground, h
IL on SATURDAY NEXt, OCT. 1sLS
Armed and Equipped as tho law directs, forx
drill and inspection
By order of
CAPT. CALHOUN.
J. r. F. WILSON o. S.
Sept %, 1850 % IL
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DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN.
MANUFACTURED BY
Z LEMONS, BROWN g. co..
COLUMBUS, Ca

ME Subscriber il agent for the Sale of
l. CLEMONs;, BROWN s. cos superior
COTTON GINS.
The attention of Farmers and Planters is re.
srectf"lly directed TO tho superior workmanship
OF these Gins, combining speed, light draught
and durability in the highest degree. We call
attention to the following certificates:
COLUMBUS, GEO., Oct 80, 1858.
Messrs. CLEMoSs, BHowN Il Co.-Gentleue. :.
The Do"bLc Cylialcr Gin, which purchased
of You in the beginning Of the present cotton
season, has performed admirably ever since It
was put in motion. have ginned more than
one hundred bales Of cotton, and have ns vel
seen no objection to it's performance. Il cleans
the seed we'll, motes we Il and turns out a uood
sample of cotton. NV Gin has ninety saws as
You are aware, and l have ginne1 eight and a
half, (S4 baes Of cotton weighing 500 lbs dur
i"g the dny. The cotton was damp when this
wnh done, and since then, 1 hive ginned bv
pece-meal. think l can gin ten bales per day
when the cotton is in good condition. Thus far
l ain satisfied with the Gin in every particular.
Respectfully,
JC COOK
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J. c. COOK.
Messrs. w. G.. CLEnoys. Rpows r. r.,

HIeHsrs. w. q. CLEMONS, brown d Co.
Dear Sirs: The Double Cylinder 60 saw Gin
l purchased Of you last fall performs almira.
bly,. 1t p'eases me better than any Gin, have
ever seen, and deem it, great improvement on
the Single Cylinder g in.
believe my Gin (60 faws.i pulls my team no
harder than the old style 90 saw G in. 1t picks
faster and makes superior sample. would
prefer paying double price for it, to working the
Single Cylinder.
Columbus, Ga, 9th March, 1859.
nj. G. WARDLAW
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The limits Of an advertisement will not admit
OF detaed description of this invention. For
further particulars apply the subscriber at Alb.
oevl'!e 9. II: lie is prepared to furnish planters
WIN either the Single or Double Cylinder Cot.
ton Gin, and respectfully solcits orders for the
same.
SAML G. COTHRAN, Ap't.
Sept. %. 1859 % am
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new ARRIVALS
Ia
NJ. ISR D. I,

NJ. lSR A Ell
ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
~ Ahbcville and vicn>y, that he has lust
returned from shr Nortl., and is now opening a
the old stand of ISRAEL h I>RUSSELL very
large stock of FALf. and WINTER GOODS.
which beats anything h. has ever offered bofors
AS regards quantity. quality aud price.
My stock Of Clothing consists III part as fol-.
laws:
Fine Black Broad Clotl, COATS.
Fine Black business COATS.
Fine Colored Business COATS
Fine Aoscow Beaver Over COATS.
Fine Broad Cloth Over COATS.
. Fine Zion Skin Over COATS
Fine Double Over COATS.
Fine Peter Sham Over COATS.
Fine Black Cloth VESTS
Fine Silk Velvet VESTS.
Fine Silk Plush Vests.
Fine Silk VESTS.
inc Black Satin VESTS
Fine Colorcd Cloth VESTS.
Fine Black and Cooretf Doeskin PANrS.
Also good variety III mc,!ianr and common
grades. All OF which will be sold cheaper than
ever. "Drop in asd SEQ the big assortment" iu
fancy
And Staple Dry Goods,
Such as
Bleaehed G. Brown Homespuns,
Prints, Ginghams, Double Skirt
DeLane Robes, Merinos,
Alpacas, Flannels,
Blankets,
Kentucky James, Cassimeres
and Satinets.
My as8ortEncnt is very full. OLOAKS. SHAWIS,
and MANTILLA SIIAWLS. Having bounb,
these goods for Nen Cash, exclusively, I car,
ofkr great bargains in this line, To- nv forn,er,
friends and cusloraeps.
Hoops, Hoops.
The largest assortment ever had, from to31
Springs. Also the Gem of Fashion.
Hats
that are HATS, of the following popular styles, viz:
Ledger, Morphy and Pocket
Hats.
Silk aud Cashmere Hats of the very Y.,e,s
STYLE
Scotch Cloth CAPS, Silk Velvet CAPS. and
lois Of other various styles, all cheap for cash.
Boots and Shoes,
q full assortment.
Yankee Notions and lots Of other thinps fox
sale cheap, by
Sept %, 1859 % #
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Notice.
A Ii. persons having demands against tho
IA Estate of II. w. Clay, dec'd., will please
render them III. properly attested, by tho trst day
Of December next.
LEWIS GOWN, Executor.
Sept ~, 1859 ~ st
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7sxas Cropa-A Leater fr"m Golisd. Texas
dated l2th inst says:
.The rainy spell 10 now on US it commenced
raining or tho fourth, aud has continued :nces.
sautIy up TO this time. This il. however, no
damage to the cr'ps, which are unusually prom.
isiHg
Immigration continues to our conntry-town
property in Goliad 10 constantly on the rise. and
there i mLthing TO prevent people from being
satsfird with this. uao prettiest pleasautest and
heaIthiest country in the world"
PiOxghina by Steam.-The mail from Illinois
briugs most fattering accounts Of tho success Of
an inveBtion which 10 likely to prove to certain
parts Of the West what tie cotton gin was to
the South. We refer to Fawkes' steam plough.
the experiments with which at the State Fair
NJ Frseport, have demonstrated that il is cnpa-
his Of pionghing 40 scses per day. The benefit
which must accrue to the prairie lauds Of the
West especially those Of Illinois, fr.'m such a
sI,ons'er Ml'or saving machine, culnot be easily
over estimated.
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nRSEY <. LIST. RoRT uoRR1soS W n ,oc,,-
LIST, lEORRIsoN 8 co. III. :,
Successors to List Howell and H. Z. List. s- ~,
gKn0LFS4LE zGR0CERS d PRODUCE, DKALERs
+, -sGr r4Hi Nos.Ts &so htArS srRERr,i...i - -,
5ja,. y..g,. ..F-, wheeling, Va.
desire to state to the friends Of the fr ana to
Wv the generally, that possession Of the
most ample facilities for thetransacton of i,.3 Ids -
b. WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS
we are determined to execute entrusted to our
able terms. LIST M0RRJsOS = 90
Janudry 1st, 1859. 'i'Fa7 : ~
Those having unsettled accounts with the late rs Of
henry n Lst Co. or List Howell will plea notice
mat Henry List having purchased the interest Of
Allen HOWELL In said FIRMS Mr. Howell retiring from bu-
snessl Is alone authorized 70 make settlement. jan1y
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THEsAVTNGs BANK OF VIII BELING II
'0F6IGEJLALNST, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d zTYIt3,E
MONEY received Transient Depos Interest maid nm
" Special Deposit Collections promptly attended TO-
exchange on the East Bought and sold. = 'TT 'Si
sAM'L p HILDRETIT, rreayurer iSnii
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4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF
IORLETiEG PAPERS, News and Book; Colored Papers
al kinds, Straw Boards; Binders and Trunk BoardS:
onnst Boards White and Colored Printers Cards and Card
In every variety; Tissue and Shoe Hardware
ana M2niiia Paper Press BoBrds. full assortment O.
French Folio Post Packet and Letter Paner Marble Piper
sheathing Tack Spice Papers; Printing q. WritJrS
Inks Alum, Bleaching Powers. =. - ,T..st, 90 -
~ Paper Of every description made to order "
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CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE.

oF THE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-08

SrssslvG AFsAis AT B-URs1y.-A friend inform
ei US he Witnessed sccacc during the temperance
PIC mic al Bourbon, on Saturday the 81 inst that
va not published ia tl.e programme Ii seems
Ut there was or Was about to b. bail at Brooke ;
III tel. and that three noisy drunken brothers,
c 4 Eccestcffcsl, sought admitrsnce which al
list refused them because o. their condition. III
nsly s,.c oldest, having first stationed his Lr,;hcr-
al IL ID ,r. " .lkci ,ali into room, In which
wc-e several i,lics, With iet Intolerance, and
pa,!ic.y mn L. pc, 'itin si the vulS " AMI
indecent kini- Whercupoi the Ia .orri caused the
boisteroas intru Ter to make a hlsty exit After
tl. eldest w,s thus i.s an nrcess ,ily elected
the three brothers evncei disposition to fight
and not beiE. !, srtcular HON ti,ey had tor antig
o.sists, y Dbl, ratified to their hearts content
A NJ Bcals, recently OF thi. place, whilst accom-
mod.,iins the next ollcst b:J..lcr stibjcd b,
him, the knife striking boae hasd little other ef
feet thu, to greatly ci..sc Beas- Tie LATER theI
operated u,os the OF the knie. paJas ct cs.cI
hes, till he, by dcxterous movement, releases
himself and fed Instantly a Sharply contestes
rice began. Ecclcsteifen having a full length thu
start On, ON, they faster tllan , 40. b. slow
ly bat surely gaining upon E.. till the latter wa
ss~erlaalcd iu corn field. Here Mr.. Z. received
a very severe castgation wlc., will cause him Il
remember several things for 10 z timc-such a:
getting up row in Bourbon at temperance pic
mic, &C., &c Thus ended the fracas-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-08

Is one oftlic most common, rs well the mos
form dable of diseases known to American physi-
Clans. 1t had for years attracted the closest atten-
ton OF the medical faculty in all parts of the Uni
States, and vet UP to the time of the discovery OF
DR.. McLrne's great Specific. prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pttsbur ,h, Pa, it almost beyond the
reach of medical skill. Thousands had persisted
wihoutevc hope ofrelicf, AMI although thousands
may yet he destined to feel the direful effects oi
this complicated disease, it is now, thanks to the
search of DIR. McLanc, most completely brought
within the scope Of medical contro'. The propric-
tors, Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, of the Liver
Pills feel confident: that they offer a remedy which
has been fully tested by tine, an who, has never
faied of success when fairly tied.
u Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
M'LANE's CELEBRATED LIVER Pills. manufactured
by FLEMING BRos. of Pittsburgh Pa. There arr
other Pills purportine 20 be Liver Pills. now before
the public De- vi Linc's genuine Liver Pills
also his celebrated Fcrmifngc. can now he had al
all respectable Drug Stores. None genuine nth
on he s,ynafure Of
IJl FLEMING BROS.