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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-15

TABLE NO. l.--Comparatiye price of Gas to
street Lamps &C. First four neighboring cit
les obtained In detail by correspondence
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-15

rms &% &% - R@: bs9 bssi % sss Es % E:sa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-15

Five per cent discount on bills paid at the Office
In five days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-15
The Gas Quesrion.

The Committee on Gas, in their report to
the City Council on Tuesday evening, sub
mitted the following communication on the
subject from the Cleveland Gas Light and
Coke Company:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

Charge not upon u the folly of your weak
ness Envy not the North. You possess now
more than half the Union, to the exclusion oi
Northern freemen; with climate genial To
nurture the fruits of the tropics. and a soil ri
va!tng that of the Nile IN richnes Saving the
blight OF slavery, "among The smooth stones OF
the streams is thy portion:" while the North
wresiles with the waterfall digs into tn. noun =
tains, s.rugi les with the quarry. and cultisates
here and there. fruitful valley. B. Content Ia
let slavery wear itself out your own soil In :
sist not upon your expansion theory, nor plant
on that virgin soi a servi:ude which will dis
grace them; for yuur negroless whites ieel
more keeuty than we that
The badge Of the slave i. tho ,corn Of the free"
The speech was finished amid the feroclous
sco~ls al the dlsnnion Democrats 4 taste OF
their own medicine threw them into a parox-
ysin of rage. Perhaps 1t will teach them To be
more circutn,pect hereafter in their assaults up
on the people of the North; and they should
n forget the old adage about how people
should behave who live In glass houses-ihai
throwing stones IS a dangerous amusement in
which to indulge.
II was runiored about the city yesterday that
Mr.. Van Wyck would be ass;,Iled by certain
dI-uninDists whenever he could be caught alone
but F:rhaPs wiser councils will prevail Ger
tam II 8 that an attempt to commit such an
outrage Will recoil on The perpetrators with ter
rible force
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
Gold from Kansas or "Pike's peak,p
OFFICIAL INFORMATION As To .-s v.1r,

OFFICIAL INFORMATION As TO IT'S VALUE
Many inquire, are made IN r,iere. cs 70 tho
amount of gold produced from "Flxes Peak
anu the region inereahouts and the value OF ihs
same per ounce. For tine pUriosr OF giving In-
tnf"T"ati"n OF ihis subject. We publish the fol-
lowing extract from the report made by Mr. J.
X Snow'iet. the Director Of the Mint and il.
branches which report has recently been fur
nIshed u b. thar ObhgIn- public officer:
The statement in nv las, snnuat report q,
10 the value OF gold from kas-as or "rikra
PeaS, WAS based upon a siuglc depu.Ite which
was IncJrrecile affirmed hy the depo-Itor of II.
- be the product OF that region. The Mint be-
being now almost daily IN receipt Of the genu-
me article, both Ia washed grams and ANAL
gam. we can give more correct. though not very
definite information. concerning its value. The
hueuess of the gold has the average range OF
eight hundred 10 nIue hundred thuusaudIis but
generally lies within eight hundred aud tseu-
tv-hve To eight hundred and forty five Ins
all,yIng metal Is silver. ia ali cases of na-
tive gold. The value OF the gold III bars. allow
ing tor the SILVER, - nearly OF quite j.. 80 per
ounce. ON the ayeT1-e. II - ~; - easy 20 AZ
at average II he gold -: grams or ANAL
gam, account oi the variHbI, loss IN rneltitI-,
Z Cntl within recent period It was found tia.
thus loss would make reduction Of about two
dollars per ounce upon the value above Siafct.
bat lately the manIpulatIons at tile mines seen
To havs been improving. a - Indicated by the
loss being reduced to atout ? 81 per ounce
aud It may ere long tie brought down to one
dollar or less A. present. therefore the inini
value OF Kansas gold IN grams or aualgau. to
speak ~ general terms, Is ahout SIC IN ounce
troy weight. 1t viii be seen by reference /,
the tables attached to tins report that the
amount OF gold received from the country ju.s
refef red to. during the last fiscal year is quI,s
InconsIderable. Bpt II may be uuIcd that since,
the close of that year receipts have Increased
The amount received at the mint IN Phlladrl-
phla up to the date Of this report. is So 255-
TO-
We learn that since the date Of TINS report
the further sum of : o2.97s has been received
at the mint IN Philadelphia. and that our other
mIntIng establishments have received about
S2l0 OO0 from ;he same source. The amount.
therefore. received up To this time from that re-
glon Is about Si6o.0Oo IL thus appears that
the country IL the region Of Pixies Pea. Las
produced a considerable quantity Of gold, aud
there is reason to believe that the production
Will increase from that source
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

In recent London letter We fad tic follow
ing paragraph:
4 few days ago, inquired at one or The
thousands old book shops fox any OF = wadeu-
baTg's books. and was told by tie old man that
there was of late great inquiry tor Sweden
burgs works, but that more were offered tor
sale. From thence | went To vI-it The font, If
ihe greatest :nan of learning and piety of whom
there IL any record Sw wedru 'ur.. died IN Lon
don IN 1862. and was barred ru tie ,ault Of tbs
Swedish Lutheran chapel, IA ruuces square.
kHe!iife road. II Is q quiet. neat lIftie square.
not more than eighty yards "u a slie. aul The
little chapel surrounded by two strong iron
ratings. stands in the middle Of the church.
yard. Two old Swedes IN at;el daAce. un.
locked the great gates and the door of the
chapel. apd we entered the pretticst place Of
worship | remember lu have seen On the
northern side wall there IS neat white tablet
erected to Swedeuhnry, and the guide poiate
OUT 10 us the spot wlere has remains lie m three
huge collins. | learned that the ugmbpr ut
visitors to the tomb are yearly increasing and
although his doctrines OF faith were not quite IN
harmony with those of the Lutherans, ih4. new
erthele>S. his memory WAS much ve.ei hy
this congregation. TIE house where lie ia..
~ not exactly known, 50 little notice was taken
of hIn Ia London. flr e lived IN great modes
" and guieiude occupied with hl- ItuperI-hs-
hle works which are now attracting the atten-
tlUn Ut the Use men of all lands
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

Try this rsi44r kAbls most t-restiug dy.
imposed ste1 juices of the
rrf4i nd the most soothing plants aud roots nature
Chemically combined and insulated IN weilsealvd glass
bottles and charged bs powerful battery Thus pos
Ssn in addition medical virtues. strong
magnetic electric properties. pr"foundlS penetrating
an -tuiue tI QEietiuE and soothing II 'eeyeS pHin
and tntla1Isior once, twhen frees applied reF'g
the strained muscles AMI giving !tf.
rst, b. giving quaties "a parAilret parts and
chronic or complaints and Vvakuesses al
lsyEp nervous pain. taeurslgal irritation. and remov-
IMP charm Indeed az " n" have used
sneak tit rs onierfu medicine sna esteem
Il far superior al external remedies IN
III applied in season is uniatng remedy Tor the
GROUP THROAT inhsmaton 81 the lungs bowels iF-
kidney and other nrgsuS. rheumai>n spinsl trTitA
ttp s,Jle in and Alt time
heaaaehc neural1s ache. tooth ache egue
in the face pImYles and eruptions Of all kinds pItes
nd Srrai ct limits burns frozen lblsins
is.fa.rf and au--stau'in wounds. &c Sc- =
ul restore the the bald head AID prevent the
hair froru falling
Tb magnetic Ointment hiss been extensively used up
on canal aud horses gals. wounds spralus
and lAeuess ancis sh"n applied hot, Tor
fhe ca rhe. horses. ard tle tout nj sheep All
h rropretorsask heir Magnetic Ointn tnsnt i< fair
All thrN claim tor - vii be found
-,,a - ne letter In the rhood where ii ,.
r,urea many people huv il nv heguantif,, snc II -
Hx fr7a mia na0zcea
for and 1~hes every f.H7fly - more
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
Imprisoned in Vault Eighteen Years.

A newspaper publisaet at China. Mexico.
story:
When Gea. Puebita entered the town ~
Ayp. 10 Septeufuer last. lie exHcied forced
loan fron he people. and a share OF Il fell to
the cuEate of tle place. TIE cursfs acted "a
though he would pay. bat be tad no, make his
appearance AT the pOiht designated for pa ineni.
and Gen Puebi;a ordered h!m 20 be arres'sC-
a r=..y % went To- his dwelling and
Knocked AZ the duor there wa no answer. aud
they broke III. they found no one IN the
house, and were atJput to- leave u. when they
heard fTIghtful voice proceeding from tbs
ground. sayiug am hungry !" Tie officer
IA co nuand went back to Ueu. Fuebita aud
told HIM about the voice. The General ap-
pointed a commission TO examine the house.
This Commission went 20 the cuTCts's Dwelling,
and after careful examination, they found
innveable stone III the Il 'Or, aud under this \
stairway leadin, down to v1uli. which
entirely dark. and bal no connection with ia,
air save by the staIr-cas,, and ANAL hole thas
served as a yeutIla.or.
In this vault were some books. few articles
OF furniture. and wcfBa1, who had been shus
up there fUr eighteen years Nh"s brought
Iuto the light, where She number Os per-
sous, sire tainted. Amer she Lai returned to
her senses. thousand questions wS.c asEed
her, 10 which size replied "Hly. that sss had
been burned ~ that vcui; eighteen yssrs With
out gong out tor a moment taat sic hsd nee,
married aud had Children by hsr husband, bu.
she knew uufhing Of iheir fG. that while
imprisoned Ia the vault she had children by th.
curate but che Knew uolE.1z Of ihs fate #
these children and after saying ms much ais
became ob>tinateiy siieat. Nh!is TIA. xai
passing, sergeant of tn. Publita hrigsd.. then
present. discovered that this woman was is
mother, and she recognized ham q. her so and
eTiracei him. The SUn Their ran F5r his father
Who came and recognized hIs wlfe. The hus-
band. fifteen years ago. was imprisoned tbres
years. under the charge Of having murdered h.s
lie this woman.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

Q, ,eiiei' vr al aGehcy appointed To- the purchase
OF theli COTTON, stc aud jhcv wal -stra ,lt.rrt.
tie aHu'Iu; raised 10 a large extent A. !, ,ios.
not require the severe toIi winch 1t doe. m I'm.
United Staies. aud there are 40 frosts 70 xii j,
They are very ann ious 10 trade. A. the villa
ges We could hear the women pounding cnrp all
night I" have meal 10 s,il before LEFT. TIE
people Oh one VILLAGE lIch we passei without
-topIIng. followed u. eu..savorin,- go iu.I,r. -.
70 remain ali night with them A a la-r arcy
meni' they cried after us. Are We 10 have Il
SAID that white people passed through onr conn
t:y' and we did not see them - We noticed
extensive tracts OF lands "n the plaIps. where
salt eI des from the soil These yv,,,,fd 80.
by be found we'll adapted f,r Sea Island. a, n,
i1reigu c'iion becomes longer Ia the staple On
these lands
enclose specimens Of the the two kin,is of
cotton PICKED IN different parts of the plans.
snd In the highlands. CBAs LtvtSGsroSK"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

Dowy on THE BAcHELoRs.-Annie
Trevor, in late Philadelphia Press, gives
the following dash at the bachelors:
hate bachelors There's 4 bold, un-
qualified assertion, right IN the teeth Of
every bachelor living. Did ever any
body see such a cross, selfish surly SET
as they are! Why, never put my foot
INTO "A passenger car, that | can't tell. at
tie very first glance around me, who are
bachelors and who are not. You can
read it in their faces, aud their actions
show 1t plainly enough. A married man
invariably resigns his seat, smiiingiy, if
the car is crowded f; but, ye gods If a
bachelor has to get up 10 give lady his
seat, such look as she gets. and such a
time as he has grumhling about " hoops
taking so much room" as If It was any
bulsnrss of his how much room they take.
and as If passenger railway cars were
no, intended to accommodate hoops as well
as the dear creatures who occupy them.
Married men are always more polite,
because they have wives TO teach them
-ahem
Cant tell when a man is going home
10 a pretty, cherry-lipped wife, and when
ut 1911 huI Cdtl Lcli fBdcH l uidtl
Is gong home to a lonely dinner, AMI
his newspaper, and when he isn't g Tc
be sure | car.
never g to the theater, that. looking
down IN the parquet, don't see whole
roNs Of oomy-vlsagrd bachelors, who
come there 10 pass away the tune because
lhey havnt wires ard babies TO keep
them at home, and they don't know what
TO do w:,h themselves. Poor fellows
how pity them
Ifthry were all like Ike Marvel-bless
his dear old bachelor heart we might
tolerate Them; but SAFE me from them
as they are | habHuaily make for the
b r side of the walk whenever | see
Que of the tribe coming. for | had rather
encounter a score of married men than
one gloomy. sour-visaged old bachelor.
Ou; upon old bachelors. | say. Court
ship and marriage TO every mothers sou
az them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
TRY DR. TRlSk'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.

None genuine unless signed '' $ RHsN-' With pen
pamphlets continuing fu directions around each
Ie ans circufsrS left with sgepts Price shll
l5ngs small three shjlliucS for t.rge bottles
For sale Av R p PlifHrd ans john II Nivisn, Mineral
Point. aui ~ tths- i'm -ri.ts IN she country
II All orders ~fa1lf be esdre<set TO Ws- MI ttf <
20 EariviIIe Madison Co y Y 9mc7
SotFhv + H. PuIfers and T. ~ Vivian Mineral Point.
= + Thomas and Wm- \ Bi~hap. - 6sevills. Henry
u .bh Linden. Power. Lami-e * Co. Highland u. ".
r..4-.o, Avars and hv Medicine dealers generally.
orders should he addressed Wm. Nudge Co., Earl
vile Madison Co. y Y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

ea4sssslOSAL ASp BUSINESS ARDS, 81 line. per
So lines, and atty cents each ad-
ateIan.i tfue.
xsta.v SorIcxs. pablished four weeks 50 for sin
.asnt Hfty - or-ach additional auimAi in
sAnle notice.
as.AL NarIcEs AZ statute rates.
$50 SarlcE- 1LeaIea s1I Kept inside. having
frss3.nce rnarv tdvertiserneuts 30 per ceat ad-
44-s al .-3inary rates.
raeas af Heeting q Charitable Societies, 6c hall
srI>.
a. 4lrs sE4Evrz nat accompanied with directions
qea-ta3 forbid shar-r3 Tor 1ccortingy
an Tra-seHt he Paid For an I'D
his -nle will he varied from.
TxseEv tvEsr4sERs allowed tae frivledg" - ehanE-
quarterly
~ ApvxerlsExryr considered less mana square
RILLs coIIECTtBLE or ARTERLY-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
poetrp.
For the Minerai Point Tribune
COME, GENIAL SPRING.

Come. genial Spring; this heart OF mine
Is tired with Winters cold
Coms-why delay one mite of time,
But come, fearless aad bold
Come. genial Spring; come, say
Come with thy April showers;
Come, drive cola Winter. reign away.
Come with thy sweetest flowers.
Come, genial Spring come to-day;
Come with thy leaf-clld bowers;
CoEe, drive bleak wintry winds AWAY,
Come with thy sunny hours.
Cone. genial Spring o, come along
Come with r.be of green;
Come wi; thy pleasures and thy song,
And joys ne'er was seen.
Come, genial Spring, with all thy birds,
With plumage bright and fair
Come then all Natures charms are heard
When music fills the T.
Come, genial Spring, and don't delay
To shed thy charms around
Cone-do not hnger Y the way,
while joys are in thee found.
Come, genial Spring why l. pger stay
Away in southern cline:
But come q come. with cheering ray,
Ana caeer thls heart ot mine.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

~ Last month nearly one miiiioa and {.
half Of new cents we're i-s1ed from t7s Pn..
5sphis Ms
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
Professional ans Gnsjntss 6ar9s.

ir0ltSSt0ntl ans 4aSnf5S 0dl65.
cEo. D. stLRnR. VI. d,
GrReFfS ASn PHYSICIAN. "fce opposite the
= Post 'h'ee ar stairs -
MOSES VI. STRONG,
RIFR ne5a ,, fsn i Mi-gsn. g, iIa 9as oPs Il a"i ~
a1itas q rasrly a-raIiet Is, q. rfl.e4 s'es Land
hirh he MS rs rnpasea u the rounsis- e Tvs,
- "a ette ttssnt nr kIehlaEt v1an3
sAaUn W REESE.
rroRsEY Al LAW. And NOTARY PUBLIC
q DaIsss.le i9vs county, VII iArtieuiaF aiteH-
AIR ) iIea, Z !. 1.,hDarn and Cobb Ne.snore.
&. u. q. BLESSING,
a LserlSa ,.ESr ss-a.s-ry. Lafayst.s g.. ~.
GEORGE y. conn.
DRoDUcE and general Cofnut-slen Merchant iealer
= Salt, Tss-I Lime ~. stone are ioase- near H.
: Deret. sin-fal iaiHt- lo-4-
GARDNER {. MsIG-,
X orAHr fggfl4 I.4nt AGENT So. &c arena
81 As sita t...1etrs AMI lisfatra d
istir II. WESTON,
avortRY r.Hair eaNvGlANthE s GENERAL
= t4ESr. i-.aee.l. ie.s saants, Wisconsin +oti
Iou~ uoLL,>G,nEAp.
gAr&s.EB In a99NS, STATIONERY * WALL PA .
sssi t-rts 4te 4isti4 gent ot ftv
A3zs Cs .ff U-Nt door % the Post OF
asa fg1 - s9tssett n sarfal ttniat, Ni--
BENZ. 6. SCOTT,
ltsSERtI neaerin 1rs Goods, Groceries, Provision
Esfd~sf- 9e4ios ~tane. Wis. &nv- II. 1850 rs
4. B. aIoFFErT. VI. -.
7K~1st a reH--ttutfr Lis professional srvfce
w - etssseHS ef Hi.~. a Paint, ans vicinity
ner oppe.tte llae Uuft.d Siate. Hatel 81 :.
pR. WI. IiI.DEBIANp,
tF--.
I - Paiut. SIC. 1H*e ene door aboye CODES Pro-
sea sgase. Ia street. -
AaAsA coaR, 4 z. &EssAoRE, /
COBB 4 ME-sAIoRE
4 TTaRSEY9 AT LAW. Mineral point. Wisconsin
FrA ttee Aad attend Azeusies au' objections tu
pkrt. - Wisconsin Spscis attention given - fnc
sse- n the nfStrtrt Caart ~ tht- Tuited States
9rre opposite tte tsar~t tfeH.e. up statrs -
FARLEY EATON,
Attorney aud Counsellor a Law,
aa-e ID Mfton's Bock, Mineral Point. d CO., WIS
J. II. GLAitS,
-T0RNE-T A LAW, All solicitor fin Chsucery Min
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
..at,ils.E l.. FItO-T,

-T0RNET At LAW, sul solicitor lin Chsncery. 3
! s-AI PoIat ulsee Iaouias' nee hiach. 2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

rsissr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
DRS. WELD & TU R n E R /,
vFSlDES- E>Ti~ SITS,
4rvE.,L POM,

,xaXBs-Drs.xinE. side. Bscs Pocket o-oiss : ia
y -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
PaRLES EATON,
j. II. tIAISY,

Aftorney aud IonnNcIlnr AZ Law,
4aee ID Mift9u's Block Mineral Point. u va co.. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

GEO. u. wtIBEH. VI. ID,
rrRsFaS AN PHYSICIAN. ofce opposite n.
rast lnL.n. un s.sirs -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

Principal once and Sales Rooms. No. 3 East Fourth
ST. 81 Building from Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio
Iaararors IN Hammond street
Far sale Is iowa County hy John II. TiviAlr. Nin-
oral Patnt r e. Stevens & Co. D--Izevi}le aur
R,vnor, Avoca VI T. tn..I.Il. Arena r : Ausl,y
Linden ant hv nrts<sts ard Asrcb baut- xene--:ly-
throughout the Union L
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-08-30

RICE AND CANDLES,
TN Store and for sale by
CARROLL, CLARK & co.
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FOR ORDINARY.

NAIE have boon requested 10 Nannounce A
w HARDIN, E>q., as a Candidate for OR
BINARY of York District, at the ensuing cleo
ton. "a
June 81 rs te*
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WYE are authorized to announce DANIEL
w WILLIAMS, Esq, a. g Candidate for the
House of Representatives in the next Legisla'
ture.
April 26 II te
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ASTN 49,
N. B.-Liberal prices paid for Cotton and OF
er Country produce.
Chester, Oct. 20, 1859. AZ Il,
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BRYAN's
z u L M O N @ w A F E r S !
TIME Original Medicine Established in 1887
and first article of the kind euer Introduce
under the name Of "PULMoN1c WATERS" in this o
any other country; all other Pulmonic Waters ar
counterteis. The genuine can be known by tn
name BRYAN being on each WAFER.
BRYAN's PULMoN1C wAFER
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Hoarseness
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis. Difficult Breathing
BRYAN's pULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood. Pains in the Chest
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve I~ucipient Consumption. Lung Diseases
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS
Are a Blessing to all Glasses aud Constitutions
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
Are III u Sllupte W" ouu EhcoShot " WV '"Sts
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid & lasting cures
BRYAN's PCLMoNIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one
No family should be without a Box Of
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
IN THE HOUSE.
No Traveller should be without o supply OF
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
IN HIS POCKET
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAN's pULMoNIC WATERS
Twenty-Five CENTS.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester, N. Y.
For sale in Yorkville. by ALLISON & BRAT
TON, and by all respectable Druggist, every
where. VAN SCHAACK 8 EMERSON, Cha,
lesion and JOHN WRIGHT & CO., New Or
leans, Wholesale Agents.
April 20 II 1eowly
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O T~AX-COLLECTOR.

TVHE friends of Capt. WM. LAWSON BROWN
Il respectfully announce him as y Candidate
for TAX. COLLECTOR for York District, at the
ensuing election.
Sept 20 80 te
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The State of So. Carolina,
York District.

GYLVESTER CATION, who is in the custody
y Of the Sheriff of York District, by virtue of
a writ of capias ad satisfasiendun, at the suit of
John L. Carroll, having filed in my Office, togeth
er with a schedule on oath, of his estate and ct
fects, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas.
praying that he may be admitted to the benefit
of the Acts of the General Assembly, made for
the benefit of ~insolvent debtors.
1t is ordered, that the said John L. Carroll,
and all other creditors, to whom the said Sylves
ter Cation is in anywise indebted, be, and they
are hereby summoned, and have notice to mp
pear, before said Court at York Court House, on
the 9th day of October next, to shew cause if
any they can, why the prayer of the petition
aforesaid should not be granted.
S. E. MOORE, C. c. C. PLs.
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