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SINGERS
SEWING MACEINESl
A NBW MACHINE
WHICH makes no H0kaef

WR desire 70 call The auss,los Of TAiLORg
w 20 ear Ne " Ma CHINE, tssl I5oa ouF
hsnSfsetOSy, Wsieh 10 tbs
FASTEST MaehlRe ln the WsFIAl
Runs Easy, AND NAMES NO S0EsEi
- FhIs In pfOyemeat - lopsd % 20 cher N ..
eaine ED - secured BY lsrers pstsAI
EUTe thvse Who have Tsffainsd from buyiss
% oHsf The mott psriect maebiss the oaly one
teai dcss ever kiu5 o. taiiofins Ihe hssst asd
The eosrsssi. al he vosk OF The Psaily: blsds
hsn, caps honts. CALLERS. shots, and every tklnR
heeessafV "a - seved. TIE Tspaiatloa Of Ger M.
ebinrs tsooo 70 % ration 10 hls cry Il saaeIeat
fecom nsBd~tiO1 n the sew Ia pfovemrai
asad 'of copy Of " Singer q cos
oAEBTTE, WAieh Gill b - Tree Psnlrs
StshioE 70 purchase vin sofiss cor " ssh,ns y lth
ons 0Pefetor-wiii 90 more soik ihan say 0ghsF
two mschisss, shlch is gals Of 100 pef eeat-
Pfiees fahgiue fFp4 $50 o. ai03
W. 4 BRODERICK, Assst,
80 Balrmcrs Street.
Ianusy - is60 ~. Bshinors NJ.
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Maryland and virginia
NJ A RBLE WORKS.
.nessRMoTT.
so WI p TON

OF Moaunesu. Tonbs, Heed ssd Foe,
ssoses, Cesotsphs, Mural Tabiets,
0reeisn AID Remaa Antiaps
Tooes. hsstles.
&c. Ae.,
bees leave TO inform The public that. with 90 am
pie force censiantiy employed. he IL ready 10 eIe.
eute all orders ~ the shortess noties. He use Q
noss bat the best qualities Of
AMERICAN ASH ITALIAN
MARBLE,
aud - be esisAes al vork iron ths ronxh. Il
able 10 SELL CHRAtER ,Ass ess b dsss IN
any ofthe eiiies.
ID b A WIN G0
0of Moaumest, foues, Heed ssosr,.
Scrolls, ssd fasey WORK Of ell dsseriptions.
Ing work.
OAn work !. vsrrsssd 10 sIve entire .o,,.
iac''cc 70 price sod hsishj sud 70 delivered and
sreetrd free OF charge
0Pepoas IN uaat Of anythinR On HE ltss
VII do veil 70 give hin eali before pure IN =
eisevhere- Orders ron Q distsses vili rassi
pfompt atention.
y. ncDu MOTT,
scgLsrss ~ MaasLs n. BssaoP,
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NANuFAcrunERs or InPRoyEf TseHT
srrrCH SAVING aAcRiNEs. Foa rAniLiks
sad Manufacturing Essbt.sA.r.is.
m Er n..-s.-s.r.s,. pI....,.. y.r-s,,. Hs...-
u ks~pss.. o. any sfAsr psrssss IL s<arA q
i.sfr~ssst 10 sssesis O., ks-S q Ss.rs.< 49,. Sss
sssAs.~y. --As s.s tAss $50. IA tssi. ~ sls.-
-" 1850" PsssA'''-s' sa.Piss Of -sIh seat
WHAT cons urures GOOD SEWING
MACHINE
it.ho.ld Be- vel asIs, s,spI. 10 a. s,..,r.s.
be. SD ss>ily Kept N order.
q sssuld nssks . rts.r Iocs -srsren Ain. q.
eth ssdes Of ths a.isrial.
y n sssssd $50 say ssd ell ssisri.l. that co. es
a. u ,soe's :. .sl. 10 s's cs'io.. rsssa Or slis.
.. nsse~l Ne ssIs 10 SEQ ire~ eess.s to Aas. ed
70. ,nes Is 's's viii fsP'di,J. sAd -,,ssas sAsssss
ssifotnhy.
Y, shesh have q strssxAi s..Jis es~vsd ess.
;. The needle should nav, Pc, p-aaiesi.. uo,ies
fs,s q. se.elstsiy ssee.ssr, fos hssv, .ert.
>. u .sosld be s.Pssls d i.ki.s 10 As ..ss.s,
10. Ia should ,. able to esd vita b..a.r. h..
wnA hssasf. .Aosid 90 Oh, fell. rss aud s.iA-r
l. y ssosld be s-sys ready 10 work.
n d shosld Be capable q usi.s ID, So. ,ir> a
thread sesA ado. q tie vesh, sd a s.ss s.s.s,
oo.otss thfssd o. sh. sesvs below. DO sorssspssd
vnh ssy TOO eoiors Of sletA 10 be ssi,ed.
~. ltshesd BE able Ia nAks iosr OF short stitek
Ia. IL sAOsia Be able To issts. 81 N. s,.-. ssd
oo.nmsses ss-ins ush,l, % ths frsi stitch.
Us. i.eosid 70. easily ssd ~sks ksa gi,Is sssss
10. u .hesid hssea vssei fssS ssss eiAsss ars
10 eonsis.t set v,ih the wesk
" it'hosid net b liable TO get cot Of order.
j.. .Asuid set be hsbls 10 bsssk tie thread, nss
al Up sti,ehss- 10
". i.Aesh .ots ssesrsry % s.s screw arrive,
" vrescA 10 o., the secdIs.
-. II sAsaid .st b liable 10 ei The essss,os',
dress.
Al IL shosid not fsss ri5g. % The uader side
ravel cot. be wasiefsl hsead ss 10 ths s..,
9TH At cnArr srrrca m,ehisss.
~. IL shosId sSf be- sorv trosbie thsn a !, worth
n. All 81 tbese Advsstsses srs po..~ssed On 90,
~sehinss LApp. WEBSTER q Co.
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GeRaIne CeRRer Bed

un ahvei poia:s perfectly Insulated with glass
rs esfeed eJPhilosoPAsis tsat Copper has from
egh' YEA times the coadaeting power OF Iron,
ahu aIes not rnst or corode. Iron rods when
eos'eo s'Ih rust. cease TO be eoscnetoE The
reisiive cohdHeiias povers OF difs,rni mr,t.f. h,
best shosh os rrterenee 10 The following table pre-
pared v,th great care and fuliy esdossed BY Pro-
iessors Msnpin and Smith of The Unuersify OF
rneihmi WIGS and J. W. marvin, OF WIN
chester. and BasSTod Tsylos Of B-,ryv,ll~ n n
Prot Of Chemistry In WiseAsssr Medical Col.
leee:
IL ve take vires OF The following metals. of
equal ihiehnesssnd length. snt pass through hen
the sane amounts 81 electricity snd repre, eot the
eondaeiine poesr Of silver which {. the h-st me-
isii'e ecedpc'oi known, By 100. We shalt have In
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

lttLfseeh - Frissss ssis to kas.ss 80 lois l.
Feascnahia 1870 ssnf
hsfsk " Iase
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NEW ENTERPRISE.
LEEsBURG MARBLE SHOE.


VIZ .. ANDR SOS,
W. maFbBe worker.
havisR ioestsd 10 LsssbofE. Tor ire %, r-,, 81
eontnelinf The " ARBLE AND sToNE
CUTTING BUSINESS, isvllss The eifiseh,
~ Loadosn snd the sdloiainG COUNTIES. 20 give
BIN call eefors pufchssing tissukefe - hi,
harble - Of The bssti ITALIAN and AMERICAN
soeh as u eomm0hiy sset iof
Monume1te, T0nabs, Head
N % FOOT 8TON'ER
TABLE TOPS. AZ, ks.
ed 81 prizes o. suH the ttsnes
betag Pfaetieai msehaBie, ahd dsv0tlss h .
Personal auention solely 10 Tie busine.s Be Gao
isrnisa as gosd sore. a loser psiee. thsn ess
P0..aey ~ ahoided ey say oiheT estsbltskmsnt
Az OF hs seth delivered 81 his San Tist ifes
Of shaiFe. shd orders promptly susndst To-
4. ~ S,soP oss doos sHovs The " Church.
8oath, LfesburR W
~ oFthe afeonouseaaitan ~ people ~ Def.
isTaos sho msy desire ahyihinF 10 M line n
hesiefssi ! AaEe nsds suansfmsnIs 20 b 10
Chsfitsiovn oues ~ saeh mcath. IN NJ, sbs,nes
p,fsoas are Fsisued 70 Af q W asdisf. $40
v'll ,s's'sh every isfofnttiou frsifff
Asggsl -, 80 -ly VISA
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EXCELSIOR
Washing Machine.

w dSnlnS Macnlne.
I'VE nou iofoam The pabii. ses,tsliv ,h.t
w have fotien he PsirBt ca our ~ inasl q.
~ tHiS y, aad @e are ready 10 al al og,lsf,
Iof thfm. TheY have been tested bV a asmhef N
prfsvns, aud have eiTsb ataefai satsTasttos 10 al
40 hate seed them. Fof iisspeed IN usshIne A
oaonni b sufpesssd ahss he dir sntissiv 1s,u
ne WHsibands ahd Collars Of ihs 8hlfts (shsts
49, @aehisss siH sei) 10 he shofissi tiras ias
RiaAbis ouf 81 ne adEahtaesa u Aas over al,
o'her mtchiae Il absisacs Whset Of 90, i,e,
shira snabiss 70 b. taFnsd vuh ease ~ . ebiis
4" - yssh ~ aEe u kas aoss ffscti.sn ia,
fnF oibsf WeshtaR Nachihs sos hslaFe ~ pg,.
lie' and les hatis g. sesg ibe Ctotbtrs =
u siii Ea.h ifom ne Rnsg lace ~ ~ kssse
80 bsiciohtnE sthost thrr fscsiuiar srv ists.
~ shs'evff - buiiuas removed ifoa fafnstt.
wsthsdb ~ d. The Ahrhins is haa tiasis >. -,
oui oiortsf. hsGfsacss Oil b. rivfa iusi a. 80,
~ - can prurgfs iksm fon thase ksvirr osf
Nacotas H0w ia use We ere nas rssdy b. eli
Cnuhy o. kta's Hieh's - he uasf rea..ssti.
irims 20 49, psfaoa uhl mav uabt 90 bsV. a. sr
afr friffuinfd o. cell haffains
WAXING MACHINES sep slwavs o. had
ateei 5h"r sci ~ bop ne puf o. VII sslt go
fAsminf ihrm before ibeY pufrkaas rls~eh@fs
A. ,f'su. asdfsssst g. W 10. ssdft,b a a.,
EtI te pfomTuy sushisd %.
W 4. Al = sUDDfTH
Auf IS, 50. Cbsdssisva. Jsf CO VI.
Hsssrt Ne sasdstk 4 - ~
Genfs htsiaf touFtt 80 - Fasf W sak3sa NJ
thinss fhaFt tiss sga fssi W sssasssV IL ,,.tiS
tssf pssfafasd D. ~ satits ssi.si.rt,rs 90 =.
reH 80 ssrinr Ffssi d-si ~ lssos Z sk.ssisuT
eefnfaeea = ~ ~ Fshfis 80 - msrhins
Asr.u. isss
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Frederick TFnaIs SenIasry..

u,. FkkpkAiCA CfTV.A1.
MS ssg,asth 9etsss e fAts "a sllissk.. -uf D.
Isss@se o. Alssfeg ~ ~ n -, -,
80 - bsasa 80 Tststss tasis4sar 1900
800, - - 80. ssAfSe, -. $40 -, ssks,
~ Cifeaiafs asa oth@f esrtl~glsr. .ss....
49, - ~ WtNCuEaTEu
w.
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tceasH = - ~ tseFs cefufssts. go asstksf - .
ihai tAe WStttaE a go fsF ia ~ usaaf usV rsn y
80 tag - sasP. it1as - istaf
A. ll ~ ". orrr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

NIEWWUNI UFUKNuFu
Popular connsreisi College IN TIE
De igned szFressiy Jsv Yotag Men dsGriaR
20 etfsts iAs1esgh Practical Bnsiness
Edsestioa.
Every Yeons MAa has . cSassins Desk
70 himself, aud 10 separately instruesed
&adeufs n sttsHdaHoe from aeariy ererp
Stat IN tie Uaioz
The most comprehensive aud thorough
course OF stady. sad the only practical
method Of instrus.iOa are here intro.
dutSd
Ne Ce7 Ttng trow rTiSted o. MaHuscyipt
tovms - karHinS Book. Ke,yisg 81
tAs B4itiMOrs
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
This method Of iasfaetioa Is novhsfs eIse Is,ra.
duced On ihia eOaatfV
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a CHOICE snisis fsn fsestyss
~
ArrIt9 II. HDopF
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LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING Il

Il hs .sbseIiee" legally sutAorissd ss,s. for
Patent Lightning Coodaetors, .,, no. .r,,.,,S =,
oraish NE c,,issas OF JsasI son, Bsrksisy and .s
joining Counties .itA q
E...i--
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Laaa. Webster 81, 90.

2O2 Baifi.srs Ssve~f. Balssssrs,
. NAruFAcrunERs OF INPROyEp TIGHT
STITCH SAVING aAcIliNks. Foa rAniLiEs
sAd Manufacturing Esfsbt.sA.~.is.
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pVIAIOts - taIs b '-'''''''1
4 AVn" Nv cRlMEa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

GHock5 ssf Jsfs u 81 sir-s "a 80 ~
- AHNA JOHN l. HOoFF
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MEDlcAL HOU6R.

ia.. a.. s...y ..ssss-4.~,-1..s.s-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-09
WARl&J .
The Tornado at Cincinnati Oac Hundred
Lives Lost.

priScd Inv tcle"ranh w,s tnrr;G i, tho oI
trcmc. Five churches were srriou.lv dam.
arcd; three of thc district s,bonl. .horsos ,,nro
unroorcd, ana otherwise injured one teacher
was wounded and little airl Killed rirtv
or sxty houses were partially DESTROYED. Most
of thc,stramboats escaped. but the Niruiui;,
Home that had started up the river was c,n
sized; two boys lost rs far as heard from
IN the county, the storm had made terrible
ravagcs The clements of the heavens seemed
to be turned loose for the express purpose of
icmolishiug everything above ground.
The storm came from the northwest and
when viewed from point high enough to Give
one clear view of the horizon, appeared to
bc 4 cloud dcnScly black, extending about two
miles III BREADTH and rushing forward with
fearful rapidity
1t was accompanied by lightning and thun
der, and torrents of rain, which were swept
into every crcvicc The wind struck with
fearful! force. \ friend of ours, who was
witness to the damage done by the ,yeat tor
nado which swept over Illinois and a part of
lowa abont two years ago, states that the storm
ot Monday was far more terrific The rreat
force Of the storm was spent ip about twenty
minutes, though the RAIN eohiinacI foy oycr
an hour. In the evening. at sunset. the wcs
tern horizon presented one of the most bill
liant scenes we have ever Witnessed The
sky, as far as the eye could rcach wcstwardlv,
was n brilliant red, deepening intoa blood red
as the distance increased from the sun
The Cincinnati Commercial saws
The most terrifying inci%cnt Of the tempest
was the unrooiing of the Fourtccnth District
School House, and the consequent scenes
among frcnzied children. The teachers saw
the storm gathering and closed the windows.
The tornado swept madly NJ from the valley
ana 81 u. the west gable OF the devoted house,
"h'cR qG'VcFed IKE leaf -Nt the instant,
no app iehchSiohS were entertained But the
tchpeSt as II mmddcned 10y opposition, came
pack w''h ieartui rebound, and the bricks
pog"h 10 r"tt'c, the shingles flew like hail
StnHS'' ana III an instant the whole roof was
H'Icu ana swept tFon the walls and dashed to
INC" opposite Side OF the street. Miss Rachel
NeaN'rN, VINO taught the infant class in the
west room OF the upper story, meantime COM
ptehcnd'u thc danger, and with rare presence
o' mhd ana hcrolc courage He'd to the school
room door, closed 1T, and placed her back
against 1t, to Keep the frightened children
Iro." PInnSihS lii hcaulong confusion down
S'",'I hI' wh'lo the brave glrI Ssprang to
ner uu'y sne was StfucK upon the head and
lace py i"l,'ng bricks, but she stood at hor
posi- wh'le ~ the blood StIeaMaa frGm ner wounds
WaStat'on. 1T being impossible TO calm tho
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-09
lost her chinneys.

| C'''V' hVNNiHl cummings McJc also OnlOOtpU
vast amount of damage was done to boat,
aud RATS. Six pair OF coal boats were in
sight when The storm came on, but nothino
has been seen of them since. All ON board
have probably been lost
The railroads have sustained but little dam.
age and arc in running order.
The Gazette, in it's report of the rava.
gcs of the storm king, SAYS
AS far as we have learned the particulars
there were -four persons killed in the city, and
two Steamboat hands drowned in the Ohio
IiYcr.
Two mcn were killed b, INC falling of a
: ne" buildirc un rlGth-strcct, in which they
, ,.orc engaged erecting stairs at the time the
storm struck the house. The name of the
master builder was Mr.. Brcnkmaycr a Ger
man, who leaves wife and two OF three chill
/ drcn. The other was Il young man about
/ nineteen years OF age, named Heinrich Kiss
KEN Two others, working in the same bull
ding, narrowly escaped death by jumping into
the street as the building fell, one of them only
being in any way injured Brcnkmcycr and
kisskcn were buried beneath the ruins. The
house was a three story brick recently rooted.
Thomas Cole and Mr.. Grey were standing
, in brick yard on Clark street, on the bank
of Mill Greek as the storm approached. The
wind blew timber from the shed ON to them,
bearing hem to the ground and covering them,
with brick. They were Killed Instantly
They were both married men
Two men were drowned bv the capsizing of
tnG Nir%'nla Home She left here about II
{. clock with four bargcs in tow, and had only
got W to jamestown, about two miles above
mere, when the storm came on. She was run
INTO Shore and ucd up, but the force of TIE
i
wlhu was so Great that ltpartcd her lines, and
caused her to dntt out into the river Capt.
I'ur'y' SSe'ng the imminent dangcrof the sit
",tl"n' mad the two ladies who were on board
p!'c on one OF the bargcS. The boat immc-
G'ate'y alter separated from the bargcs and
ari'''o OIL, INTO the middle OF the river, where
!. received the inII force OF the storm, causing
10 TO c'PS'"e ana turn hull upwards. All on
ooard went over with the boat and two young
men are supposed to bc drowned. The wreck
"F''Sn down past the wharf, and, as it fouu-
"alGy happened, the )unlcith had steam up
d, 'he ''mc, and Captain Norris, with his uSu-
al dariig, and mt the RISK of losing his own
o"a'' put ou' alter me wreck, and succeeded
=" S'E'nT c"nH'"cr'n'e property, and took on
oo'.u ''' wHo rcma'Hcd on the wreck.
a nUmbcr ot bargcS moorcd outside of the
S'ea'ho0''S at the wharf were almost complete
y "tTeNcu' 'he cargo boxes swept away, and a
c,paS'u"ran'c quantity OF freight lost. During
'n' f'cy@''ucc Oh the storm the river was lit
ci"ny V'ucNG" win lintboatS, bargcs, Nc,
w'.'ch ur0N" loose from their hooringS, and it
| Is lN possible 10 estimate the amount OF dam
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-09

TO MARY.--I am thinking of the tiiRJs
Mary, when sitting by thy side, aud shelliHg
beans, gazed on thee, and felt aSwondcrous
pride. In silcuce leaned We Ger the pan, aud
neither spoke word, but the rattling of tho
beans, Mary, was nll the sound we heard
| Thy auburn curls hung down, Mary, and kiss,
cd thy SLY check thy azure eyes, half flied
with tears, bespoke a spirit meek To be so
charmed as | was tlicn, had ne'cr before oc-
Cured, when the rafting of tho beans, Mary,
was all the sound we heard. | thought it
was not wrong, Mary, 50 leaning ocr the dish,
! as YOU snatchcd up lot of beans, i suatche,I
i a ncctarcd kiss. And suddenly there came u
shower, as neither saw nor stirred but tic
rttiiugof the beans, Mary was all the sound
| l. heard
CHILDIIKE INNocENCE--In n town not
hundred miles from Boston, a bright little
girl of five years was recently standing by II
window, buSly examining hair which She
had just pulled from her head. "What arc
you doing my daughtcr?" asked her mother,
whose curiosity was excited by her eager gaze
" I'm looking for the number, mamna," said
she, the Bible says thut the hairs of our
head are all numbered, arl | want to sec
what the number is on this"
Two dandicS were, some time ago taken
before Dublin magistrate ehargcl with {" in
tending to fight duel" The justice who
was sircwd and waggsh man, had stsuma
doubts as to the really pugoacious inclinqton
OF either Of the protcased bcligcrcnts so hc
dismissed them upon promise "not to car
ry the matter further" but added Gentle
men, | let you of this time; but, upon my
conscience, if you are brought again before
me, I'm blcst il don't bind you both down
! to fight" They did not offend second time.
WASTE NOT, wANr NORA gentlemen
who had put aside two bottles of capital ale
to recrcatc some friends, discovered, lust be-
fore dinner, that his servant, country bump
kin, lad cmpticd them both Scoundrel r.
sud his master, " what do you mean 10y this p
Why, sir, | saw plain enough by thu
clouds that it WAS going to thunder so
drank up thealc at once, lest it should turn
sour, for there's nothing | do abominatc like
waste"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-09

An ARTISTIC I.uEr,-Thc greatest pleas
urc enjoyed hy Prince Gortschakoif, it is said,
is to sit in his DIRE Si7g-gown in large arm
chair, before an cas- j on which there is fine
picture Crossing his legs, and swinging one
ON the other while he plays with his slipper
and smokes cigars, he gazcs for hours together
on the picture, He h sa fine gallery of mod
ern pictures, and hc had valuable album
containing sketches by The best living artists
Two or three years ago french dipIomatist
asked TO see the album; 10 his surprise he
found the best sketches were gone, and said
so to the prince. "Truc enough" said the
latter; "my best sketches have been stolen
out of It," stolen do lou suspect by
whom 7" con, ycs-onc of messengers !;
he took to initiating me in my love for art,
ana the rascal helped himself out of my al
bum" e" But didu't you arrest the scoun-
drcI !" oh, dear, no! The puppy showed
such derccdly good taste in the selections he
made, | could not think of having him ar
rested"
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To those who desire it. lao will sond tss Pre-
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it by return mail, by addressing
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Botanic Physician, No. 429 Broadway, ". Y.
April IL 1860 81 3m.
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Law Notice.

TIE undersigned will devote himself cn,inok
L to the practice of Law and Equity on tj,o
Western Circuit. Mr.. lIAupEx is his par,pcr as
Pickens. JAMES t. ORR
Anderson G. IT,. May 10 lS50 d2-tf
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HIDES AND BARK
iS EQrTr--FrcHsNs.

j. .Htay, NasIcr in Equity, nrI,
p'H 10 fVTccIOhe
J. b. Tischcsser. Mortgage
appearing 10 the fourt that j. g. Fiscbcsscr
L The defendant IN This case rGsidcs without tl
limits OF this State: On morton Of flarriScn and
P"nm. complainant's solicitors il i. ordered th,,S
The said absent defendant do appear in this lIenon
able Court, and plead answer or dcn.,r to.curn-
piainnnt's said bill of complaint, within three
months from the publication hereof or an orlc,
pro confcSSo viii be takcn as To him
RnD'r. y. THOMPSON, c.E.Pp,
March 3S l>G0 IS Sr,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
rIckESS--!N EQUITr.

STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
lTCKENs--!N EQulTr.
Joseph s. Gasaway.
by his next friend Bill for Partitiep. IE,-
rs lief Account, Sc.
:. H. Johns idmr ct ais
appearing tony satisfaction that William s.
Hassaway, 4. II. Thurber and wife Matilda
npd fhmnas TX. Gassaway. defendants in this cnso,
reside without the limits of this State; mn motiolo
OF !iarison Pnl@m, complanpnts solicitors il
~ oriered that 'hesc several absent defendants ts
appear N this Court. and plead answer or dcmns
to SAID bll within three months from the pnblios-
Fiom hereof. or their coascnt 20 tho same Willie.
taken US ccntessed by order p1o ro,tasD gainss
him ROB'T A. THOMPSON ~,
C"mr$ OIdcc. March 20. 1870 &mm
TILE SrIYE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN EQriTr--pIcIExs. ..-
Elizabeth EyMt
vs. Bill for Partition, &qi&c
j. r. S. Evuit ct.ais.
Appearing to me that Thompson EyN+t and
L Rial Il. Evatt and wife Abby Rller. 3alend-
ants ID Tbs case. resides without the lfiiils nf
tins State: On n,otion of Inrrison and Phll;ann.
colnplolnantS solicitors. it il ordered that these
several absent defendants do appear and plDadl
answer ar 1enur TO ihs compiainanbS said Bilg
OF cN'npi;sinA- within three months k@al the
Publication bercoE vi their consent te liza same
VIII be taken as confessed by an ssdap Dr~aen-
.tesSo iises -
BOB''F A. TII0N srg R.r.
March 90. FStQ 3m
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