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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05

J. every man went secretly to work for th
' Republican ticket"
: And how now stands the case. Is lhsr
Z any thing TO inspise confidence in the peo
pie that the Republicans will not. IL success
f'' this year. do . tbey have done hereto
lore! Look q the men they have put for.
ward. Here are Cumback, and Lsne. and
Morton. and Peele, and Porter. and Coburn
and Harrison. and Nswcomb. and Riley, and
Fletcher. and Aired, and Others too numer-
ous to mention, Who have been active in
Originating and enforcing the Maine law. -
Will they not, II elected. do the ssme seaini
Where is the authority to ssy otherwise,
A mother name should be menlioned-that
Of John II. Pspp. Esq. He 10. q present. .
hired German Republican s,umper. He re-
sides in Wayne county, and has distinguish
ed himself b. his persecu,ing prosecutions
OF German retailers Of beer. under the pres
ent liquor law. The case Of one may be
mentioned. Paul Drspert obtained license
from the Commissioners to retail. filed HE
his bond and paid HE 6ity dollars. Yet, not.
withstsnding sll shls. Pspp shingled Drsperi
over With infosmstions. hsrrassed him With
trouble and costs. which Dsspert only e
capped from b. decision Of the Supreme
Court reversing the fines indicted him
through Pspp's Maine Law seal.
And what further do We now behoIdi The
'sme machinery being set to work By these
Maine law men q in former yerrs.
Hers are the Sunday street tenn 2ersnce
meetings revived. in which. In company with
Grs. Carrie Bush, late Filkins. leading Re-
pubIicans weekly sscrlbs ell the evils Of the
lines 70 the want Of prohibiiory Law. and
ienounce the judges Of the Supreme Court
ind the Democratic party for not enforcing
hat which was enacted IN 1855.
And here, too, we behold General s. r.
,sry. be. who 90 powerfully urged on the
'sssage Of the prohibi,ory law Of 1855, again
ppesring q temperance Conventions in this
3tsts with the same object. and urging The
oPposs and election Of the Republican lick
I; end Why! We can draw no other in
ssencs than that he is promised. II that
Icket succeeds, his favosise Maine Law shall
. enacted. i
Will not the voters that wish to preserve
themselves freedom. the largest liberty.
suse before they place the Government q
'e State in such fansticsI iyrsnnic hands!
THE GERMAN COMMITTEE.
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csssvs TAKsss.-Is is expected thst ,hs
returns Of the eighth esnsuus will be 70
ssived 10 large numbers during the latte
psss of he coming month. Many Of The %
s'ssaass have completed the enumeration
ssd sss preparing sss copies required by Law
Y = nsds. The law and instructions make
"es''gssesy On ths assistant 70 ole bic origi
ssI ssssra wish the county clerk o soou
= % Ass made two copies. Every page Of
.as copies b = % subscribe with bic own
ssss. and certify On The last page Of each
- 49, they ars exact copies Of The original
1nsss copies srs 70 b transmitted to the
.sFshs''s Who certify The fact 10 The Soper.
..sesst sf The Census. vhsn . Treasury
80 - ess-hsIf shs essDIsss o. The sssiss-
80 wiu - transmitted % hia-ths osAe.
. y" = ewsis : passIeslss sxsaIsstIon isso
N ssssssey q BIZ rsssvss. Sen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05

AZ . sentinel upon the wstch-sowes or
Democracy. We are enabled 70 observe The
signs Of The times. and. from the movsmssss
thus fsr on the political chess board - sse
wsrrsnted in conveying 10 our readers the
gratifying assurance that The ~wosk goes
brsvely oa.s Within the past fortnight, I
reaction bee commenced in favor d Doug.
lac and Johnson. They are now stronger ia
the regards Of the people shsn they we're :
fortnight ego. and from this time forward.
they will unqnessionsbly continue 70 Rros
IN strength. The absence Of undue excite.
ment 10 politics b sign most heslthy.-
Moderate men ere re6eetisg on the tesdsa -
cy Of The revolutionary doctrines Of The Re.
publican leaders; they Gee them suIIifyinR
laws enacted . carry out : mandatory pro.
vision Of the Constitusion; they - then
making jurors out Of negroes 10 Nsssaehs.
setiss where they sdnis : segrs . eisisea-
ship sftes one yess residence, although I
fugitive slave. end require o. white nss
born 10 Germany. IreIssd. England. 6eos.
land, o. 10 any other Eusopsss gsversnsss,
. additional residence u TOO yssss amer
nssurslisasios. being equivalent % psobs.
sion o. seven yssss; they 80 thar ths Rs.
publican platform, ssd hear Republican era.
'oss declare The negro = ths equal Of The
whiss man; and they sss coming 70 he d.
'erainssion 70 defeat The party. They srs
beginning % realize The fact. ihss shs esly
wsy by which this ssetiossl end negro.
Equality party esa - dsissssd. end shs ever
sssing Niger question pus 70 resi. . sos sll
men opposed % 4 % saiss 10 favor d Doug.
g and johnson, end they viIl % H.
7ssenessiIs Press.
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Resolved. That We, the Democracy q
the Union. in Convention assembled. d
hereby declare our sfirmstion Of The reso
Iutions unanimously adopted and declared :
. platform Of principles By the Democrat,
Convention q Cincinnati. 10 the year 1856
believing that Democratic principles o.,
unchangesbIs 10 their nature when spplies
10 the same subjecs-mstter.
Resolved, That Il is The duty or ths
United States 10 afFo-d ample and complete
protection 70 sII the citizens, whether !,
home or abroad. and whether native or for.
eien horn.
Resolved, That one OF the necessities ol
the sgs In : military. commercial and pos.
tsl point Of view. 10 speedy communication
between the Atlantic and PacIfc States, and
the Democratic party pledge ssch eons,i,u-
tionsl power Of the Governmsnt % will in
sure the construction Of Z railroad 70 the
Psci6c coast q The earliest practicable Pc
riod.
Resolved. That the Democratic party ere
10 favor Of the scquisision Of Cubs on such
tsrms o shall b honorable 10 ourseIvsS
and Just 10 Spain.
Resolved. That The sBsctmenu or State
Legislatures 70 defeat The faithfsl execution
81 The Fugitive Slave Law, srs hostile is
character. and subvsssivs 70 The Conslisu-
lion, and revolutionary 10 their effects.
Resolved. That Il b 10 sceordascs with
he Cincinnati Platform. shss during The ex-
ssenee of Territorial Governments, The
measure of rsstsistIos. whatever Il msy b,
m?ossd by The Federal Constitution On The
Dower q he Territorial Legislature over
hs sobjeet q the domestic relations. . the
'sme bee been Of shall hereafter b finally
determined b. The Sopsems Court Of The Uni-
- States. should - respected By slI good
'isissns. and enforced With prompiasss sndI
Idslisy by every branch of The General Gov
lvnmsnt.
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d. 9. w. RosAcE.-DsAa Sra.-For
he benefit Of suffering humanity, permit %
- announce. through The coIumns Of your
Circular. the surprising properties Of your
Scandinavian Blood Puri6er and Blood Pile.
which is sure cure for Indigestion and L,s
er Compliant We have several persoss n
town. who have been s.lF.rI.s w;,h r;...
Com.,sio, ..a r.a;...,,..
s.s "o's"o'
'''""'"s 'nss nave % goce physicisns %
ss can be found In Northern Ohio. vet ,he
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05
Published ~ request
For the Jasper Courier.

49, INC sssPeS Sourier.
TO my Sister in 8sayoA.
The grass is on thy grave, sister.
And many days hsve 6own.
Since hrsi Thy spirit took lie 6ieht
To worlds OF joy unknown.
But 60 where'er I may, sister.
seem 10 see thee YET:
And. though I know ihss thou srt dad
cannot thee forget.
When ell around Is Rsy. sister.
And many voice u iighs.
Nv heart sees but thy lonely erave.
And In the silent night
! long 10 steal away. sister,
And on the grass-erown sod
To throw myself. end clasp Il close.
And rest @alcue with 0sd."
They tell me Il Is wrong, sister.
TO weep 90 long for thee.
They ssy lbst thou art happy nov.
And from esrth's sorrow free,
bul nv poor heart IL sad. sister,
Ihst thou from me ast rivens
ana c'cude Of grief hang heavily
Across the way 10 Heaven.
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01rMossis 3. johnson. Ese.. of Evans.
vile. formerly ; prosissss nssbss q shs
Wig parry, be- cone sss sss DssgIss ss1
Johnscs. Ths Esssssiils Jossssl sppssss
rather so5s % The subjers.
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PuSLsHED EvERv WEDNESDAY,, at JASPER
DuBoIs COUNTY. isDiAsA, By
Q I 3 ! 3 MT D0A NE.
OFFICE-CoRSKR or MACDONALD AND
WEST SrRKsrs.


RATES OF ADvERTIsiN0.
For square Of 10 lines or less, week, 81 co.
Each subsequent insertion, as cite.
Longer sdvertiseme nls, a same rate. A
frsction ever even square or squares. counted
% Z square. These are the terms for tran
sient advertisements; . reasonable deduc.
tion will be made to regular advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of administrators
and legal notices Of like character to Be
paid for in advance.
AHnouEcfno CANDIDATES.:
For Township Offices. each. Sl.oo
For County !" 400
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uln Missouri thissy.swo out o. The Is
Dsmecvssic pspsss sss ges DcueIss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
Notice..

CnMNs' selfsealing, alright Fruit Cans,
~ Tor sale at the new Tin Shop, or the North
WSt corner II The public sqsarc.
1~-s . $50 u3sHi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
Tug CELEBRATED
ARGYLE BITTERS

WmGheoanHy eMv ny-YrfTa. ''et 'N"i,"'ss.
H.vSs~ lssi5Iay, Inrs1rs<1 Ss.~.ss n,-sai =.
SSsi. nsershurS, kAm n Appetite General 'ee'll'i
~ Sy~arss.os n ~ eysssa. They az er'ii.e
,sraaI,,. - ~ fstM all .uja,.os's nsfsd,.D,-
~ e61oass1 y 49,. Ast mild N thfm ~ y.
49, - 6susb sent3y sstsA usor anil WI iNa''''
m kncseSttp- frssa the Stomach.
n - esexane N6tess an peculiarly saaPsa ~ ~, /"
vsrn siivnsi~ and every pTrson de-nAs ms.'.
saIrNeth AMI rrctrrtsu from ss~ a'~Hrsa '''t'' "
TN cisuzts shssid ne them 49,, a., ,.s 81,
rvvusa. advanced In He. and 'crifg Nc As.' "'
Tine weighing l,sA,,Iy upon them, WI 81 ~ ~
x..a NJ = III IN Ia The OF tbe Bitter "a hNf
No 4, ss.tsiI uew lfs iete their vca gssi'' 20
u..es.rr IL sssryy aud gs5or u more j"th' ".!-
hailL ~ the.r -hTiaken forms, give h"'Ah "N"
ioe,vnssS T. tArir remaining ysar~-
hk, well. e~tablishsd fat. tha' fnHf cor 70
the g~n he portion II o,r rspiiaiisr ar =" ~ iA .
r.loyxseni ~ gned health, ~, 70 nfr So g@- rs
ry,s.Mh "r.ver feel WELL They aff nfaiN aef ''N
~ al energy extremely nervous, and .se De- Atf'
lite TO hi. s.la.. of ii.vsIIls ,of N 'fis AiH Oh
r~ct,,ly recommended rheIr peculiar ia1ie shA %
yssraiing pro,sf,le- render tsein infsiaaie 49, ''
Persons visiting district, harra.ssa sauH .iiy u.h
Fever and cue ~ aHy tegcf " bilious aai
will Ard that bs>he timely ne ~ enf w. h's,,
ths, v IN ~, Ia one ia~iahfe THE the 80 taHt A i
H,,ier. VII fsnovair aud siren giheH $50 'iA apo
carry the bile "a IN IL natural 'h1nneh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06

u DONOVAN, Cotton Foc,or Commission
n. and Forwarding Neroharf, No 81 tarondel.t
street. Il mon Row New Orleans.
May. lsGo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06

sNLE FNVFNTf TVFI~
i3 Iaye,;ae STREE. & 2U,i y BaH6 i'i7'
NEW ORLEANS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH. Bl1TERS.

~.
The rroprirtors aud inanniaoiritrs ~ NJ ~,
TnI1Lgs CELEBRATED slnMAt u hii
TIERS can appeal wnh peFieei '.nhlc nee ~
rhysicisns and citizens fensra.f 81 ''e h''s'
States. because the article bHs-hftainsd AFsF
taiion heretofore unknown. ier ia.s
/. this point viii sIe2s more psrrflhiy -
volumes 81 here assertion o. hlAfeninf Fenfty'
The consumption 81 hos'citer 0''i''l" ~"
tcr- e, the last ycar Amounted 20 o'si IN,
million bottles, and from - i1AAiis- s3
ineresse IN timfs ras'' % - t -.
the comiAg year the 'onsun pi'f' w" ''a
near one mllsipn bottles Inc ''H
could never have hrsn '''+ ','t
medicinal rrnrerhf'
ton. and TIE sanfii'h 'i ne
physicians 10 iho'a sections Pr
where u, ariifi t@,'h'
reccmweni thr nn.N ln,
se ready o. OF usle. 70 s'e
efficacy 10 81 ca.'s % g ma iis
sni 'he disease r7-Hi'i's 'A'itH
This Is not temporary aptitii' 'ast
hy extraordinary sort. ia ihs Wy %
peting the 4nalift ~ the tifi1'- 'N'
estimaiion ~ an ie'.lua 'fe i-i
destined 20 hc as etaufne - Aa
H9steuers r'Fmaca iiiitFs
sudseui 90 fffifu' Faffe tfft.
All various aiaer f.i.aas t7 -- s'tr
counted ihciS - 'ms ~ Bob
able 90 Haie 7sna f"iy #..s
are certan -sfp i'7 'ne -
dizeasTs. BE- g. lHr tf'i it'
sllo!ed pleasure 81 feN.
ffom the 'Qhiset'
imFaris rtneHfi HA'4
giving lA" tan' a''
for ihe reNofal % on "eA.tt 't
the stomach ifsr aii 'ihei
"a H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
Specr's Patent Clasp ana Hoop
Iron Band
FOR bAllNa COTTON.

JAMES T.. PHELPS, AorNr,
Office and S'oreroom ct T. II E,hcrdges, cor
nor Of Milan and Commerce Streets,
Shreveport, La,
WII.L keep constantly on hand large stock
w Of assorted lengths, which he will sell from
30 10 % PER Gent. Lrss THAN Rorr cas- rossi-
NY ~ AFFORDED.
These Clasps and Bands are manufactured Of
the best American iron. and may be relied on
for its toughuess and complete adaptation TO the
Planters use. Also keeps On hand large sup
ply Of India and Kentucky I!aeune.
For further information, send for descriptive
Circulars and specimen Clasps.
IL also Agent for the New York Life Insur-
ancc Company, and the American Life Insur.
ance and Trust Conpary Of Philadelphia.
June 30. 1860 u-yl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06

Ma. j. :. ALEXANDER 49, SIR some time
since | purchased from You Mills ) Of =
inch Rock and one of II inch they can Ger
tainy grind more than any other Mill e'd
saw | am running one Of your 30 Sa" ''u'
can.with all ease gin three Bales of cotton r,
,lay, ana even more, do honestly recommend
your Mills and Gins to all those wishing 10 pHf
chse. Y ours, X. r. Wy NM"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06

NTY friends and sympathetic patrons, , "a
wi public, will please call at the wy liant
Cash Store asd sce what bargains ~ 'ne n
good things Of this lie, in the eating d'"s"'
and wearing line. Please call and s see,
cons. TilFrFois''
March II lsou h-' W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-06
TO the PUBLIC.

TIVE practical operation of Tin or MI
I, the hest evidence of It's utility. Frht'
ring that those of my manufacture should be
enforced upon The attention Of the public by
being fairly tested, have said but little ahoa'
them propose to manufacture superior M'ls
and Gins. and to furnish them at the Lowest
prices a, which they can he afforded. The sub
Joined certificates from men OF experience ant
high character, attest their worth Persons De
sirons OF purchasing either should look at mio'
before buying elsewhere.
Ny mandatory Is situated one mile Ns'
Of Marshall Orders addressed TO me at Mar
shall will receive prompt attention
J. :. ALEXANDER
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03

WOULB RESPECTFULLY INFOR "
w the public that ha has located him.
self Permpcntly at Lancaster &. H., and
VIII be happy to wait upon all who may
favor him with call lie 6utters himself
that from his long experience in the pari.
Gus branches of his Profession, he can give
entire satisfaction 10 all who may enlrusi
him with the care OF their teeth
Artificial Teeth inserted from single
tooth to full sets, with Clasp or by Almos-
pheric Pressure.
Particular attention paid to the preserva.
ton Of carious teeth, for millions are now
annually lest for want of timely and Judi.
cious treatment
Charges reasonable and all work warran.
ted.
Teeth extracted without pain. Ladies'
and gentlemen are Invited to cali and haye
their teeth examined free Of charge.
Office in Mr. Emmons' building, ID door
South Of J. Adams Store.
Office hours from 8 a. NJ. to IL NJ. and
from |. TO 5. p VI.
April ls, 1860. lO-Iy.
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Election Notice.

TNllE UNDERSIGNED, in compliance with
L the election laws Of South Carolina
hereby give notice of the times and places
of holding the next general elections. by
publishing the following extract, taken
trnm the Report Of the Committee Of Priv.
l"grs and Elections, which was agreed on
and adopted, rs law, by lIe Legislature, at
It's sitting ia December 1882. VIZ;
"IHc cvii,ujttcc on Privileges and Elcc
tions, 10 whom were referred sundry petit
it"ns for establishing and changing places OF
election, and appointing Managers for the
next general elections, and for the better
promoting ,hc purity of the elective fran
chisc, have had the same under consdcra.
tion, >nd report us follows:
ResoiCcd, That the election to be holden
on the second Monday Of October next,
ami the day ioliowing,,ior Senators and
Representatives,, shall DC held at the follow
ing places, and conducted by the following
persons
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03
Land for Sale.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his
i plantation situated in Lancaster District,
:. &, on the Hockey river road three miles
north Of Pleasant Hill L. ., containing IL
bout five hundred acTes-one hundred, or
about, in woods, the remainder cleared and
about one halt fresh aud in a good state for
cultivation. On the place are TWO settlements
with all necessary buildings. A good gin
house and scrcw-both new, two good
springs and well.
The place may be treated for privately If
done by or before the first Monday in No
vcmber next, otherwise, on hat day it will
be sold before the Court House door to the
highest bidder. Terms 10 suit the times
RALEIGH HAMMOND.
sept. 3G, lSGU-33-tt
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
UNION COUNTY.
In EQuity-IO FaH Term 1860.

WIN. J. Cureton and wife Charlotte, El;.
zabeth wife of s. NJ. Durant, Narcissa Cure.
ton, Taylor Cureton and Thomas Cureton.
(children and heirs at law of Jeremiah Cure.
ton, Jr., dec'd) Margaret Elizabeth wife of
James NJ Morrow, (child and heir of Ann
Potts, dec'd) Benz II. Massey, (son of Ev.
ernrd Massey) Henry Reese Massey. Snmp
b. Massey and wife Mary, Children Of Hen.
ry Massey, dec'd)
Against
Sarah kimbreli, James r.. Cureton. T6om.
X. Cureton, jr, Samu'l. J. CuIeton, virginia
wife of +. d. Green, and Eliza Jane, fchil.
dren Of Il. X. Cuteton. sr., dec'd) Robert
Miller and wife Ann, Cheir of John Cur.toD
dec'd.) Rebecca wife of J. Il. Bratton, Jane
+ Massey, Sarah A. Massey and WIN. II.
Massey, (children and heirs OF WIN. Mas.
sey, dec'd) l.. II. Massey, II. y. Massey's
heirs, q. ]. Massey's child, Children of
Charlotte Massey) Joseph q. Hale, Catha.
rine wife of G. Matheson. Elizabeth Knox.
Benz. Hale, jr. deeds children, the heirs of
Susan Lanier, James B. Cnreton and the
other children of Everard Cureton, deed.
Petition for sale oc land for Partition.
in this case it appears TO the satisfaction
oil Court that the defendants in this cause
are non residents of this State 40 that pro.
cess cannot he personally served upon them.
IL is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for SIX weeks success.
ively in the North Carolina Wing, and the
Lancaster Ledger, commanding them and
each Of them to be and appear ut the next
term of this Court, to be held at the Court
House in Monroe on the 10th Monday af.
ter the 4th Monday in August, next, and
answer, &c, or judgment pro confesso will
be entered against them.
Witness, Thomas ID. Winchester. Clerk
and Master of said Court, at office, in Mon.
roe. This the 3lst day of August. A. n.
1860. 4. ID. WINCHESTER,
c. ME-
Sept. l2,--6t.
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S outh Carolina
LANCASTER DISTRIrr

iaNNAo T.N I'lo ltlJ /.
O'hcc Court Of General Sessions and Com.
men Pleas.
}. \. Stewman, Clerk uC the said Court
i'll pursuance of The directions Of the Act
Of the Legislature, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give public notice, that
an elcrti"u tor Tax C"lIcstnr Tor I.aucas
ter District, will bc held on Monday the
eighth day Of October next, at the usuaI
place OF election throughout the sad Dis.
trct.
Witre,s NY huai at Lancaster Court
House. this the 2lst day of September, 4.
ID. 1860. j. y. SrENNMAN.
Clerk
Sept 25. 33-2t
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GROVER 81 HsIAEAUIge,S
NOlSELESS SEWING MACHINE,
FOR PLANTERS USE.


The very great success "f tie Grover
d Baker Sewing Machine throughout the
Southern States has been peculiarly graft
tying 10 the manufacturers. ho are led to
believe tha. their endcavors 10 make re-
liable machin. have been appreciated The
policy of the Company will De unchanged,
aud, as heretofore, each machine will be
warranted in every respect to be as repre-
srntc" That We Manufacture aud sell the
machine best adapted 10 all the wants of
the people Of The South, can be atlcsted by
thousands Of Families AMI Planters who
have them in daily use and feeling the
Importance Of meeting every want Of the
southern people, we have just introduced
AN ENTIRELY NEW MACHINE.
Made Expressly for Planters Use
machine that will sew the finest fabrics
for the inmates of The household. and the
coarscst goods for the negroes OF the field
II il 50 simple IL construction, that Il ser.
Want of ordinary capacity can readily learn
to work it, and keep it in order. In urdi-
nary wear, the machine can not get out OF
repair, and should last many years-bcing
constructed with especial care as 30 dura.
bi,ily. We tccl every confidence Of it Civ.
iNg the most complete satisfaction. That
our machines will 90 better sewing than
can b. lone by hand, is evidenced b.: m.
InCruuS testimonials and from many wC
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Notice.

Ill, persons Indebted to James T.. Cnie-
IL ton are requested to make payment
without Gelay to the undersigned, as all
snch claims not paid before Return Day
next, will be placed, without reserve, in the
hands of an Attorney for collection. Also
all persons having demands against the said
Cureton will please present them TO me.
JOSEPH A. CUNNINGHAM,
Assignee
Lancaster G. II, Sept. 9th 1860, soft
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LANCASTER DISTRICT

Fug{.,Jurk-G " Fpndcrburk H. FINN
Jrrburk I,hn T,yInr
v,..,. - ,rl,;..I ! "A u.c..,,u ,r:.,
'''|:vi GsI,.. '''''"'u' : ~ "'O"'Ue''' '"n''
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03
Notice.

I FOREWARN all persons from trading
Il for NOTE given by me and Thos. j.
Clyburn security, to Jas. Esilidgc for eight
hundred dollars, dated day 1860.
Due lst January next, the consideration
for which said note was given having failed.
! am determined not TO pay said note IN.
less compelled by law.
WILSON HOUGH.
July 9Th 1860 2ltf