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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25
yhe only Article UnTivalled
in market, with immense
EIonne g. European Dem Anse. .

Tie natural c'lo! permanently dfter
thus makes il grow on bald heads removes ali dandruf
itching and heat the scai9 QuictS and tones the
nerves. and thus all nervous headache, and may
be relied upon 10 cure all disease OF the scalp and hair
Il i'll stop and keep it from iallicg of makes u soft.
glossy, heaiAy and teeutni and At ased ey lle young
three times week, 1t viii never fall or become
gray then reader, read the following and judge for
yourselves:
MEssRs. o. J. Woob Co.--Gentlemen: Having heard
good deal about Professor Wood's Hair Restorative and
my hair being quite gray made up my mind TO lay a.
side the prejndices which I, in common with great
many persons, hai against all manner of patent medi-
ciDes, and shaI1 time ago commenced usng your ar
ticle, 10 test it Tor my self
The rosu has been satisfactory that am very glad
d SO, ad in justice to YOU as We'll as FOR the eneour-
agement Of others who may he grey was but who
having my prejudice without my reasons for setting i
aside, are unwilling TO give your Restorative trial Till
they have further proof, and the beat proof being occu
lar demonstration Write this letter. which You may
SHOW To any such and eso direct them 70 me LOT further
proof who in and out OF the n Y Wire Railing Es
tabl,shment every day.
My hair is now iis natural color and murh improved
in appearance way being gossier ami thicker and
much more healthy looking.
am, Yours Respectfully, HENRY JENKINS.
Cor. Columbia and Carroll sts. BROOKLYN.
LIVINGSTON, Ala ltD. H. 1905
done much good in this part Of the country My hair
has been slightly dmns sng for several years, caused
suppose tIom sigit burn when was quite an infant
have been ug your Hair Restorative tor SIX weeks
and 6nd that have fine head Of hair now growing, Sf
ter having used all other remedies known, 10 no effect
think it the most valuable remedy now extant and ad
all who afflicted that way To use your remedy,
You publish this if you think proper.
s. W. MIDDLETON.
PHuADEirIuA, Sept. 9, 1857.
PROF. woop-near Sir Your Hair Restorative is
proving itself beneficial 10 Tho front and also the
back part OF my head almost lost It's coverng--was in
fact have used but two half pint bottles Of your
Restorative and now the top of my head wel studded
with promising crop of young hair and the front al
receivingts benefit. have tried other preparations
without any benefit whatever. l think from my own
personal mendation can induce many others to
try IT, Yours Respectfully, d. R. THOMAS, NJ d.
No 46i Vine Street.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of sizes, viz
large medium and small the small holds u pint, and
retails 81 per bottle the medGm holds at least 70
cent in proportion than the SMALL retas for
So per bottle the large holds quart 40 cent more
in proportion and retails for So.
o. j. WOOD & Co, Propfietors, 444 Broadway, New
York and IL Market Street, ST Louis No and sold by
all geo llrugg SIS aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
april 20. .i6U-*Sn
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Testimonial.
Save Your Carpets

pY using HARRINGTON CARP EFT LINING
ID 1t has been in use several and has become
popular article with all who have tried it, The ngred
ents used render sure protection against moths.
Nut3eT Of sound and is peculiarly Soft % the tread
Ladies, putting down carpets be ank Rethc
Carpet Lin &. Owing to the demand for the article we
have brought on liberal supply which VIII be sold at
the lowest rates.
April 6, ,'60*tf MENDENHKIL & MILLER,
s. NEW CARPETS, JUST RECEIVED.
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E0R sale. Will produce from one to two
thousand bushels to the acre, and excellent feed
for hogs and stock.
April 6-@6t c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Musical Instruments.

NFELonE0Ns, Guitars, violins, Accordians
lER nnA other INSTRUMENTS.
Also Shset Music, Instruction BAols Violin and Guitar
Strings Pitch Pipes Tuneins Forks Se will be found IN
variety at NO WILLIAMS BLoCk-
Nov as. 1850,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25

Garden RakeS and Hoes.
A LARGE stock just received and for sale by
IA apU-2m c. {.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25

THE STEWART STOVE
Is the only true EeonoIu st among Cooking Stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE
Viii pay for tsai saving Of fuel every three years
THE STEWART STOVE
Docs all Of Cooking the time and Civ you
plenty Of hot water and warming clos,t without cost
THE STEWART STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge OF veteran inventor oi
Is years experience.
THE STEWART STOVE
Bakes perfectly top and oven an1 roGzts in fror.,
all at 11e same tara.
THE STEWART STOVE
VIII do twice the Eek any other stove with the same
Sizod oven.
THE STEWART sTOTE
Cooks and pastry tosstheE without parting the
1ayor Of 10 tho other
THE STEWART STOVE
VIII last twenty years. Many are that
purchased years ago. Although cost
ing tirst, the end cheaper than any Com
Stove
THE STEWART STOVE
Supplies hot for bathing purposes more economic
ally than any range.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted months and may then be returned
so you run risk il tIyjng II.
Rz Ichallcnge conapes3on AMI Will agree to set up
STEWART stone bcsiac tie sture called the co7a0nai1
that blowing about, any Other
pattern of stove de. leave any 9npe-
judges publish their deeiS solicit tta 18th
the Economist especially, V agree pay all the
pensesso set the day a.d fetch your stove AMI let
the public have such substantial idcnce Of which is
the best stove
FULLER, WARREN & CO., Manufacturers, Troy, N. Y
THOMAS EVANS. ,TR.
spat. ., 5'9--tf Sole 1agelt for Delaware Co.
Small descriptive Fam2hlets sent by mail free of chaFg
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T. U N G = f.,

nY=rERs, LoRsTERs, EARDIEEs, RoI1En
~ Ham, Bologna Sausage Ham SsadwItchea Bread an
Butter Cakes Pies, Ale Beer, Lemonade. etc, at j.
KRUCK & CO.. one door south Of Surr's Zig Cioes
July 29, lS5e-%tf.
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Howard Association.

7 IFIIIlEADhII7I1Ila.
4 Benevolent Institution established By special EndoarBeN
for the Retisf Of he SICK and Distressed, afflicted uitA
VirULeHt and Epidemic Diseases, and srecti iug for s
Care Of Diseases IF the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
~ surgeon To all who apply by letter, With descr
Of their condition, Gage, occupations habits OF lite,
ed tree OF charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhona, and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs and on the NEW RkNE
DIES employed in the Dispensry sent 20 thu afflicted 10
sealed letter envelopes, FREQ of charge Two three
Stamps for stage Will be acceptable.
Address, DR. j. SNILLIN H0GHTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Ass lciation No south Ninth Street, PhAdel
pha, Pa. By order Of the Directors.
GEO. FAIECIIILD, Secretary.
march 0, 60-sly. EZRA D HEARTWELL, F'resf.
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ii O NJ + i T. - ! NJ . X y.
44A=.gTpaEu, frunb4ii Co, T., March 81.
hereby J that have b4cil Gest;IuG in the ef
fenberg Ne q IN 10. the past year, and truly ay
that have ner,r oftret any medicncs to the pl'lic
that with the a1Ircba he
peo3is than til Sc, particularly the Pills and Cathoii
They VI ii readily perform ali AMI more than is ised
them. have sold about fifty bottles the G. ho
cen the past seson and bear th best results ia
J. II. c. JOHNSON AeIIcul Agent
Raad what Pr. Bushnell says the 6l alel. re- Ned
e.nes- br b is physician Of extensive practice, and
1bs certas that have used tho Gra4enfere T= ard
MaIshal's Cghoiicou Sold here by j. II. G. John; on
my practice 10 my e"tire sal sfactoq They are good
Hartford, TrumbulI county, o., March, 1857.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
From the Ne,c lmt Dstiy Netos, (Editorial)
We desire 10 call attention a letter from Dr. Josh
ua T. Bridge, % The Health o. American Women in
aro;her coGmn. He treats the subject able
and his skill and medical judgment may be relied
F,ors The albany uornt,sg Express
MaIsaIl's Cterirn CthnIcon has proved fully
as valuable as ii lamed t. be IN many severe tests
made by medca gentle and others. Dr. Bridge is
regular ph ysicia OF We line attainmeIs man oi great
judgment and dis .i.Aatiun, iuci0Js highly
cstuI ttoter IN all diseases, especially those Of
FROM pi ISL G,xs
! '' NarshaIl's Ctr C. Gil viii certainly cure all
the dis a s Tor which il i re omme. ded -
:" There is cine like this country"
g In the wozst c4s that have met wit MarshalI's
Uts: inc C.thJiicon is certain ond safr y.''
! M4R>HAiI1S UTERINE CATIIOIICON
nrncsatDgy offered reliable remedy for all those
complaints to which every is liable, and which
|
think. talk work becomes alike suffering,
if not impossibiy Among the complaints for which the
Cathocon g remedy are Falling Of thc Womb, Whites
Suppressed, Irregular painful MenstrGaton. Floating
| IufnnInaons and Disease Of the Kidneys Urinary
Organs, Retention InoontnenCe of urne Heartburn
/ Costveness, Me- vorsncss, Paintings, Falpitatiois,
Cramps Disturbed Sleep and all tro%bles organic or
/ synp!t thetic, cUnaet ted wtl: the organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any of the above symp-
toms with spine, liver lung complaints invited
TO address r. Bridge, with full Confidence that they will
fad relief Marshalls Uterine Cathol.con I qsecl
medicine, but its ingredients have hacn known the
Medical Colleges, and they the service OF any res
lecia bic physician i'll the country,
The price Y MARSHALLs UTERINE CArnIIcoN One Dol
| Tar ana a kGff per single bottle
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C9ra1eaberg Family EEedi-
canes. Retail Rrices.

VEGETABLE PILLS, -.....per box, ...-- IS CT
Mountain Ointment per box, go. Is do
sarsaparla, ,..................pe per bottle, 81 90
ChildTen's Eanacea ,............ do. 80. SO do.
Eye Lotion, ............,...... do. ..... IS do
Fever and Agle Remedy, per box, 80. 50 do
Health Bilters. per package IS do
lysentery syrup, -........... per bott ... So do
Cunsumptive Balm, ............ do. e. s. 90
MdTshahs Uterine CIthOCon,,. do. =. 81 SO
GraleI berg lie r my, 49,. do. :. 81 90
Manual o. Health, .........-.. per COPY -. a5 s..
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ISwAfrV.

ET1HE newest styles Of Breastpins and Earrings
1 Rings, bracelets, Gold Chams LUckcts, Stetve Bat
many other goods tbs line. just received at No
Williams Block
April Is, 1859.
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Mails. Mails.
Jerusalem ,Articholzes

TUST RECEIVED and to arrive, % kegs best quality
d of Nails, for sale low at wholesale and RETAIL by
april I'm C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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tn shove 4 portrait OF David NcCreaIy, OF Naples
township who, the 3lst day Of august, 1858 made at
svi b. tre Justice Gorcy that he treated tor the
Cancer BY three ph ians Of Bedford comfy
ami b Ir Newton Of the Ectectic College in Cincinnati
for Fe! od Of eight months, nowi hsianding which, his
iip anss and porti9n gf his t cheek e'tiry eat
121g He had given mp all hope when he beard Of
t I.cod Searchcr, ard was induced TO try H. -Four
bottles cured him. although sadly dsbgured there
stion hut what this Invaluable medicine saved
a. ,o. The full particulars of this remarkable oae
may b. seen in a circular, which be had Of any or
the ~ 'rIts
w refer the Of Nancy Bleakney, Of Elder
ton Armstrong county Pa cured Of scrofua after being
ansbs get ont OF bed for three years.
To ta case Of lady in Ansonyie, Ciearheld county,
who afflicted with Scroula in It's worst form.
To the OF George Besel residing in Carrolton,
Cambria county, who so badly afflicted with Cancer
that it cat lis entire on and his worse
possible than McCresry's.
The particulars OF these casesevery one OF which was
cured by the OF the Blood SearehcT-may also ee
found in circular to be bad Of any Of the Agents.
r. ~ LEMON, Proprietor.
Iabraory for the manufacturs and sale, near the IS
Railroad Depot, Holliaysburg Pa. Dr. GEO kETsER,
Wholesale gent, Pittsburgh, Pa
AGENTS M. l. STARR N BRo., Delaware HUM Co,
Norton H. PETERS, Marion J. R. BRowN, Bellevtlle;
WIN B. Russell, Mt. Vernon. Jan 27f6oslY.
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Shove1s and Spades.
YUST received q good stock -.
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Window Glass.

TUsT received a good stock of the Best City
ID Brands, and Tor sale low by
Dec 2, %tf c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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AttorneY at Law

| WILL practice in Delaware and adjoining
wv Counties All business entrusted to his will be
promptly attended to. Office Treasurer's Office Della
| ware, O. Dec. 16, 1s59-&tf
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Table 81 age
Fine Cutlery.
a pacxaoa nTUya4chas

FETErS day received at No. 8 Williams Block, and
1 VIII be'sod, tor cash only, cheaper than eyer, cal
AMI them.
May y, lo59. c. TLATT
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Cutlery.
5pecIacles.

IN Gold, Silver, Plated and Blue Steel Frames tt
ali ages. Old frames reftteI with glass Il
uit al eyes At Nc Williams Block, by
sApriI 10, 1859. C. PI4ATT.
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5 ust Aece We |.

a MOTHER lot of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chain
"A Pumps anh Tor c'nduCtiuG water, p to- nch bore
sept 9, ,'59-&tf. c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO}IEN.

II Narshal1s It ne Ca OIl m VIII certainly cure
the dies q Tor which il l. re ummGi ded -
q There is no cine like 1t i'll this country"
& In the Gas that have met wit l. Marshal
Uts:ine CaLhDc0n is a certain ond safr en- =: -
MAkrHAiI4:S UTERINE CATIIOIICON
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-13
AT PRIVATE SALE.
NEAR WALmALLA.

nNE OF THE HANDSOMEST and most
~ desirable places in the country "Wost
Union" settled by Col. Grsham, containing
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE e
ACRES, with the growing crop, is offered ut
private sale. 1t is near the nourishing Town
of Walhalla, and Immediately at the
DEPOT.
On the Blue Ridge Railroad The dwelling is
suitable for Hotel, and much of the Trnct
could be cut up into Lots and sold at high rates
The out-buildings are good and numerous. and
in first rate repair The farm was never in
better condition. On the premises, is a fne
ORCHARD of the best fruit.
Will be sold, in the same way, twenty head of
Cattle, fifty head Of Hogs, twelve Sheen, Eve
Horses and Mules, Wagons, Farming Tools,
Wheat Rye. Oats, Fodder, &C.
bs2J" Terms made easy.
Apply on the promises, or address
G. SAIiLMANT.
Walh0lla, Sept |, 1860 S ,r
HGD~ The Charleston Courier will publish
three weeks, Monday and Friday daily. and
Wednesday in the trweokly paper Anderson
Gazette and Blue Ridge Hcratd will copy three
weeks and forward hill to &. S
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FOR SALEl

IENIE Subscriber is the proprietor of valua-
~ \ liable TRACT OF LAND, situate near
Wal.hallo, on the Blue Ridge Railroad, con
tanning
Five Hundred Acres,
FIFTY OF which are good Greek and Branch Bot
tom. There are two settlements on the tract
and the land is susceptible of division | desire
to sell from One hundred aud fifty to Four hun
dred Acres on easy terms. Apply By letter to
me at Wolhalla, or on the premises to
A. ID, GAILLARD.
Sept. 8, 1860 6 Cm
Bay- The Ctuolinian will copy in its tri-
weekly on Mondays, and in the Banner twice a
month for six months, and forward bill to me.
O.
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Ian D T OR SAL E.

M the Goth Of October, will be offered. Mt
~ public sale on the premises, the follow
ing Tracts of Land Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock:
Tho II l'ward Tract, containing go Acres
more Or less, l5 of which is good Branch Bot
tom Six Acres Seedcl in lords grass.
The lllmo Tract, of abuut 24S Acres IL
Acres of Bhttom-part seeded in Wheat and
Clover. Dwelling and outbuildngs now.
The Mcclellan fract. OF l30 Acres, n portion
cleared and fenced the balance some of the
strongest highland in Pickcns
If the above Land is sold the Provisions. Stock.
t%c' Will be offered for sale Terms same rs in
first advertisement.
The above lands lie one mile from the Blue
RdSe RIilroul Track, near S;cco's Mills.
BENJAMIN RUErT
Octnher 10, 1860 III I'd
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CARODINA,
ANDERSON DIsTRIcT-lN EQUITY
Ezekiel Pickcns.
Ezekiel p. Noble, ct. al. Bill for Sale of Lands
~ VS.. and Negroes, for Divis-
ihomas Jones Pickens, vision, &c.
Mary b.. Anderson, ct.al.
~ virtue of an order from the Court of Foul
~ ty, to me directed, | will expose to sale, on
Friday tho 9th day of November next. at
P"ndleton Village, the Land and Negroes do.
soribed in the proceedings of this case, os mart
of the Personal and Real Estate of Ezekiel Pick
ems, deceased, to wit:
THE COTTAGE TRACT OF LAND.
Containing Twelve Hundred Acres more or less.
which said land lies ON Seneca River. three
miles west of Pendleton Village, and is bounded
by lands OF II bert a. Maxwell. on the south.
north and east by George r. Cherry, and west
by Seneca River
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing ohout
Twelve Hundred Acres, more or less, This
Tract lies ut the foot of thc mountain near Geo.
nco Station in Pickons District and ia bounded
by lands OF Elam Sharpe, Esq, S. II. McFall
and others.
Sixteen Slaves, to wit: Toby, Charles. Betty,
Tobias. Gabriel, IAN infant without nancy Pom.
ny, Louky, Gambia, Polly, Louky, ir, Rebecca.
Abram, Mary, William. and an infant.
TERMS OF SALE.
The slaves on a credit of twelve months, with
interest from date, the purchaser to give bond
with at least two good suretes-aud the lands
on credit Of one and two ycnrs, in equal annual
instruments With interest from day of sale
Purchasers to give bond with at least two good
securities, and to receive possession of the land
and slaves when thesc terms are complied with,
and to pay for all pecessary papors.
A. o. NORRIS, cE.Ap.
Com'rs Office, Sept. s. 1860 6 I'll
EsS- The Keowee Courier and Columbia
South Crroljni0m will please copy once a week
until day of sale and forward bill to mo-
q NnppIs
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-AISl)
We will soil the following Lands around Wal
halla, for which unwarranted titles only will be
made, as fnlIows:
Tract No. 81, containing One Hundred and
Eighteen Acres, adjoining II. Fajcn, Fisher
and others.
Tract No Gl, containing Eighty-four Acres,
adjoining q. Cordcs, Jacob Busch and others.
Tract No 62, containing Eighty-two Acres.
adiniming Jacob Busch and others
Tract No 63, containing Nincty-six Acres.
AlSo' Tract No Ct, containing Ninoty.scven
Acres These Tracts arc situate on the Pickens
Road, west of Flat Rock Muster Ground
Tract No. G7. containing Eighty-two Acres,
adjoining John llouskamp, Busch and others
Tract No. GS, containing Eighty-one Acres,
adjoining John lIouskamp, Mckay and others
Tract No GO, containing Eghty-two Acres,
adjoining ). Runkcn and others
Tract No 70, containing Ninety-nne Acres,
adjoining S. Runkcn md others
Tract No al, containing Eighty-one Acres,
adjoining ). Runken and others.
Rz1~ These Tracts and Lots of Lands will be
SOLD at Walhalia, on the third Thursday (18th)
In October next at public auction. Persons
wishing to purchase before that time, at private
sale, or wishing any information touching these
L:ads will call on the President or Secretary,
at Wolhala.
The terms are one fourth cash-the balance
IN one. two and three years, with interest, Sc
cured by bond and security.
III. p. TIIODE, President
j. M. HENcEEN, Sect'y.
August 6, 1860 10
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SALE OF PROPERTY.

E(G permission of the Ordinary. will sell to
I'D the highest bidder. Mt the late residence of
B'nlam'n Mcgee, deceased, on Tuesday the 9th
day Of November next. the
Personal Estate
vi said deceased. consisting of One Negro Wo-
man and two children, tho woman being ngcd
about twenty; Que Negro Man, thirty years
old. good fold hand and Il mtnagcr of IL farm
| Mule. | one.lI 'rse Wagon, Cart, lot of Fat
Hogs, lot Stock Hogs, Cattle seed Cotton. 250
bushels OF Corn, about 1900 bundles Fodder.
household ana Kitchen Furniture, and some
Farming Tools,
The Farm will be rcntcd, at the same time and
place, to the highest bidder.
J'rmS Of Sds-Spms under Il we dollars cash;
over that amount credit vi twelve mouths will
De gtvon. with note aud approved surct;os, with
interest from date.
Oct Q, 1860 III
beS- Anderson Gazette copy twice and send
bill to Courier Office.
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Assienee's Notioo.

WHEREAs, i. N. Garvin did by decd. on
v! the LIST day OF October. 1860, assign TO
me his entire Estate, Real and Personal, for the
benefit of his creditors, they (tho oreditors) arc
hereby notified to meet ut Pickens G. III. ON Sat.
nrday the 20ih day Of October. instant. to an.
point an Agent 70 act with mo ia the manage
ment of thisassignmenk
The deed Of Assignment can be oxamined bv
applying to RoB'T, a. TnoMPsoN, at his cfico in
the Court uouse,
eG w. RANKIN, Assignee.
Oct. /, 1860 10 "a
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May l5, 1860
FLOWING MADE EASY
For the Man and Light for the
Horse.


HAVE recently purchased the Right. for
. Il Pickens District, of the Adams & Co.'S. cele-
brated Patent Plow Stock. This plow stock is
OF Georgia Invention, and is being oscd, gener-
ally, amongst the best planters of that State
1t is the common stock, with concave Foot and
Rod and lleel-pin combined in one and the
different plows are attached to the Stock upon
the principle of that of attaching the bayonet to
the gnn.. The Stock, when made of ash weighs
IL pounds; made of whto-oak, lG pounds.
consider it far superior to any Stock have
ever seen, chiefly on account of its combination
OF lightness and strength. will soon com
menco making them. and will deposit them at
the different places of resort in the District.
Will sell Plantation Rights for 81 .25 each To
Right for75 cents.
will send specimen Stock to pickons G.
H., Pickensville, Walhalla and Pendeson in q
few days.
j. w. CRAWFORD.
CoLD SPRiNe Pickons District,
May %, 1860 46 H
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ESTATE SALE

'HNHERE will be sold, to the highest bidder,
IL at the late residence of IIulot Hunt, de-
ceased. on the 9th day of November next the
Personal Estate of said deceased con-
sisting of
FOUR LIKELY NEGROES,
Yoke Steers, Horses. Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
about 1900 bushels >f Corn, Fodder, Wheat.
Rye, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
various other articles not necessary to enumc-
rate.
Terms On credit of one year, with inter
est note aud good surcties. Sums under So,
cash.
W.. HUNT, / ,5..
Sept 81. 1860 0
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APPLICATIONS ron ADMISSION INTO I

APPLICATIONS Fon ADMISSION INTO TIE
NORMAL SCHOOL
/. Applicants must he at least fifteen years OF
age, of unaucstionable character and sound in bod
lily health.
,. They must he able to sustain good cxami-
nation on the following subjects, viz:
SPELLING--tlral and Written
READING-Wit'I facility, either Prose or Poetry.
dEoGEArIir Geographical Definitions, with Mod
crn Geography.
GRAMMAR-Dciinition and Rules Of Syntax, with
ability to parse plain English sentences.
ARirLMETIc-Numeration, Simple and Com
pound Numbers, Reduction, Compound and Dec
maj Fractions, Simple aud Compound Proportion,
and Computation of Interest
HisronY-Of United States, with some knowl-
edge of General History
y legiblc handwriting will be required, with
some practice in English Composition.
g. They must declare their desire to make them
selves competent as Teachers in this State.
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