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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17
10 CON>UMrTIve.- ZIG aarertiser having b,

I'0 coz NJ MrTIV ES The advertiser having be. n
resto Ell to health in few weeks BY a very simple
having suffered several years with
Lang Ageefi0H and That dread disease Consumption
5 anxious to make know to his fellow-sufferers
means of cure To all who desire il will send copy
Of the prescription used free Of Charge with directions
foE preparing and useing the same. they will
lind sare Cnre for Consumption, 4sshma bronchitis.
&c The only object OF the advertiser in sending Il. .
prescription is to benefit the afflicted, he hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy it will them
nothing, and may blessing. Parties wishing ii.
prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON
40wa6 NiIliansburgh, Kings Co.. y T.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17
fruit tree Pediler from Rochester \ T., in Trorh
le al the South.
From the ci2ainnati Enquirer. 4th.

ron ti1e ei~einnati Enquirer, 4th
The Wig Of The 29,h ult. e,vas
long account of the arrest of Abof1s,.on;S,
from Rochester, \. Y. peddIer Of fruI,
trees who had been previously driver on,
o. AshFllle. \. c, anI who was takan
before public meeting il Knoxville. and
in'errosated. The HHig saws:
"a eeording TO his own version. he IS
an A1oIiiionlst but he said lie lad nor
.ainpered with any slaves-dld moi be.
ieEg Il right @ run negroes out of the
.'ooIh 70 The North-aud he was opposed
10 getting up instructions. His business
was 70 sell fruit trees and shrnbberr for
al extensive establishment in Rocbestar'
Inc excitement was great and the
crowd large. Rev James Park and DR.
brownie" spoke recommending coolnas,
ana reason and opposing any personal
AaSt!Sehent Of the man. General Ram.
Sey' hoWerer, made M inaamo,orv snarcb
ana excited the crowd. Col. o. p Tn.
pc followed aud denounced Ramsey.
sentiments as oulv worthy Of scorn and
contempt anu was loudly cheered.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17

Dip R'GHr.-Nr. Grow, Who was CHALLENGED
by branch at Washington, refused to put him
self on level with those Who resort IA Tho
code dGello,'' TO settle differences Mr. Grow
however said he should mover hesitate 10 defend
himself If attacked We think Mr. Branch will
conclude 10 let him alone. The following nobl4
reply of Mr. G. viii strike every Notwithstanding
man as just the thing:
WASHINGTON CITY, De-. so, IL % P NJ
SIR :-fou note of the 9th inst. vas placed
IN my hands by ycur friend, Gov Winslow, al
u clock N. to-day. l know of nothing that
makes Il necessary Tor me to name a time and
place outside the District OF Columbia to receive
IRON yo1 communication in writing Your
note was coubtless-as nothing else has occur
red between us-based upon remarks made by
me In debate in the House of Representatives,
II reply to your speech mPugning my motives
aEd the Integrity of my acts as a legislator
On that occasion used no language IL violation
Of parliament ary law, and not warranted by
your remarks thus ImpuguIng my conduct. If
your note is TO be considered OF hostile char
acter, then have this reply TO make : Regard
irr, dueIlIne IS al variance with the precep:s of
he Christian religion and the sentiments of
Christian people. and 1t being prohibited and
declared = crime BY laws enacted BY the BODY
Of which we are members, l cannot recognize il
"a Unsuitable mode 81 settling difficulties a.
1uonE men. eFen IN cases of uuwarrautatle p-ov.
ocation; but my personal rights, aud the free
dom Of debate guaranteed b the Constitution.
/ Shall defend when yer they are assaiIed
Very respectfully ysurs.
GALUSHA A GROW.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. ESEMAN' PILLS.
Prepared by CornelIus J. Chaesaman M n
NEW YORK CITY

NEW Dkh CITY.
The combination ingredients in these Pills are tn.
result Of long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation and correcting all rreru
larites, Painful Meustruations removing all obsrnc
the side, pa!pittion of the heart whites all nervous a
eetons, Mysteries fatigue, pain in back and limbs
e. disturbed sleep, which from interruption Of
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable asthey will briu.
on the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
oeen disappointed in the Of other pill, can place the
uslnost confidence r. Cheeseman's Pills doing all Il.
they represent o do.
NOTICE
There Is condition Of The female ,vstev. i, b,s
the fitts cannot be taken ritout producing PECUL
LAX RESULT The condition referred TO IS PREG-
N4NCf-the result MISCARRIAGE. Such i, The ,r-
resitabfe tendency Of the medicine TO restore the
functions to normal condition. eren The reproGrc
t're po"eT Of nature resist IT,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read &c
company each box. Price 81 Sent by mail on enclos-
ing 81 to the General Agent
q. Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States
II. Il. HUTCHTNGS.
General agent for the United States.
los Chambers Street, New Y ork
r. D. PULFORD. Agent Mineral Point Boiler, Smith
< Co, Chicago; II. Blakesly, ST. Louis 14-y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17

Srs Or J.sUAEY IN y. O.-Tae citizen. Of
New or,eAas had general celebration on the
s;h- Speeches we're made, and they had good
,isle geueraHy.
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Comm ercial.

TUESDAY Moas:SG. Jan 18th, 1850.
The market has been unusually active during the
week. On Saturday large Wheat found its
way 10 the Depot. The ruling price cents for
No. l.
CHICAGO MARKET.
The Pre', and Tribane OF Monday quotes:
wHEAT,-S ;. Spring, s5s.l:o2
CoRN.-4s e5oc.
oATS.-37e3sc.
BARLEY-59asoc
RYE.-so9s5c.
BUrrER-SFirkin. eeloe.
CATTLE-sc 2592T5
DRESSED HoGs:-s4, Ooes5;5.
HIDES.-GreeD, 697e.; Dry Flint lle
DRY FRUIr.-e97c.
MILWAUKEE MARKET
The Sentinel OF yesterday SAYS:
wHEAT.-No. l. s1oOssIo2c E1tr. club 1s4a1 ose
BARLEY.-6487oc.
RYE--55956c.
BUTTER-lOaI2c
DRESSED HoGS-s5,259s
The following the quotations FOR oar citr
EXCHANGE On New York i. selling a. p.r
cent. for American Gold, per cent FOR Csrr.n, p.
Chicago, at = per cent. W.
WHEAT-SORS5e
FLOUR-No.1, g. 25.
readily for cash. '
BEASs.sl9l,25 per busheI for clear white
BhEF-sS,5o on foot; 90 q - lin quarters.
SUGAR-Hetails at to I3 Its for 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II lbs for 81.
Aol.AsSf.S-Retails at 5066O cents q gallon.
IRON AND STEEL. now sold at G.lsn. prices fro.
MINERAf-s2s q $50 per 1000 pounds.
COAL-$6 per ton.
HIDEs-Dry, 10 a l2c; Green, Sc
~ BEk-Fsncing, sl7; Joiss aud sean,ins, $1s
BUTTTER- in rolls, 1sc
E.'I;5-l5c- Per dozen:
PoTAToss-lRosa5 p Bea bG.hel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17

INuEAsA--Eae Democrats Of Indiana have
nominated Hon. TEox.s A uEsDRlcEs, for Gov
srau-. sai selected teIesa.-- TO Charleston a.
s--.-se.5 - ..ts .o1 rcl5t.s-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17

In this City On the 1esh by z wiesen Esq M JlzD
1sfiTH q gass-iss q Asss= gAz9L1~s sKiTs . -
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ID isease Expelled from the Blood by DR.. Rob.ek,

ID isease Expelled from the Blood by Or. Roba -
SCANDINAVIAN Remedies know OF I45o persons
some or whom have been given by physican who
have been radically cured by medicines
and do not hear OF one in thousand the curss th.
my Medicines effect. Among Them copied from nv
record are 2io of Dyspepsia 1876 Liver Complaint IL,
Rheumatism; % Seorfula in adults o. ScorfuIa in
children l35 General Debility ~ Sexual Disability
ls6 letter and other diseases the Skin Sc Fits 2l5
Feyerand Ague 250 various diseases. have now ov.r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17
TO MARRIED LADIES.
II. II. HUTCHINGS.
f.annr-. 4 mont fAr tho Init Il ,

los Chambers Street, New Y or
r. D. PULFORD. Agent, Mineral Point Boiler, Sui /
K Co, Chicago; III. Blakesly, St Louis 14-y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT FEMALE MED,CINE.

The functional irregularities peculiar the weaker
SEX Invariably corrected without pain or nconv.ni
by the of Judsons Mountain Herb Pills TbeY
are the safest and medicine the diseases in
edenal to females ofs ages, and especially SO in
this climate.
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should always have
these Pills No who them once will allow
herself to be without them They all obstruc
uonS purify the blood and give the skin that beautiful
clear and healhul look greatly beautifu
and healthy At certain periods these Pills srs
an Indispensable companion. From four ould
be taken each day, until relief is obtained doses
occasionally, will keep the system healthy and the
blood pure, that diseases cannot enter the bocy
Sold by all Dealer, in Medicine
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17
'onchiiis an Asthma

sTe cured By Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment and even
sumption has in a number Of cases been cured
Read Advertisement in this paper Jan. am
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17
Group and kzttIes.

For this dangerous disease, the Magnetic ointnen,
may be relied on unfaiIing remedy fappiicd in
season. Apply profusey the throat aud chest, and
heat in.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17
GALUSHA 4 GROW.

= Eyx. I o'P R1As1z.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-17

Keep away from the ire; take the frost out in SNOW
or ice water, then wrap them up Ointment Renew
the ointment once in II hours they will cause no pain
after The tTosi is out and viii be entirely well few
/
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-05-29
IndiSDenSables.

ENlTE Minute Ice cream churns, Ice Pitchers, Ice
i mal!ets, egg whips, Butter prints Saratoga roll
pans. Lantrons, glaucmange moulds, Etnas. Fluid
Lamps ol. new principle, choppng dishes, Dish
covers Stew pans, CalIondres, Gravy and Sugar Sif
ters, Bake pans S, abub churns Grateis Nut
crackers and picks lowell stands Clocks Garden
trowels and plomehs, Grid irons, Soup digestcrs
Sifters. Scales and weights. Preserve kettles. Self
sealing Jars Patty pans Rolling pms, Cake cannis,ers
Tin Tubs and Pniis, Steak bealer. Knife sharpners
and cleaners Mortars clotlie pins Lunch boxes.
Scrub and white wash brushes, Meat choppers, and
presser, Cup mops, Pruning shars Garden rakes and
scufles, &c. &c. just received and for sale at the
''Oid Correr" T. w. DONNEY.
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Ayers Extract of sarsapariIIn.

None but physician knows how mich reliable
alteratce is needed by the people On all sides of u.s.
in all communities nothing but alteraiiue cures
Hence great many of them have been made and put
abroad with assurance Of being erectual. But they
fail to accomplish the cures they promise because they
have not the intrinsic virtues they claim. In tsstac
Of the casc DR.. ]. c. Aver Co. Of Lowell have sup
piled us with compound Extract of lSarsaparila,
which does prove to be the long desired remedy. Its
peculiar difference from other kindred preparations in
market is that it cures the diseases for which it is
recommended, while they do not. We are assured of
this fact by than one Of our intelligent Physicians
in this ncghborlood and have the further evidence Of
of our experience of its :ruth.-2suuessse Farmer.
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CAN ScRoFuLA Be CURED? Most assuredy it can /! !!
Incontestble evidence of cures in numerous cases By
SANDS SARsApARILLA Of the worst kind of scroina,
salt rheum fever sores ulcers liver complaint and the
class Of diseases arising from impure state orthe
blood or arrangement of the hillary functions are
daily received from all quarters expressing the graft.
tude of sufferers who surprised to find themselves
radically cured by this purifying and cricacious pro.
paration ~
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The Beunettsvlle Son Of Temperance Of 9th says
"A wind storm approaching hurricane passed over
this place. onTuesday last about four o'clock in tile
afternoon 1t continued in ntermitled puHs for about
fifteen minutes, prostrang trees, fences, etc. 1t was
anaccompancd by rain, and the dust filed tho air in
impenctroblc clouds. Wctnkt the scvcrcst part pass
ed west OF u.s.
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The vFaIllalla Banner.

". r. MARSHALL withdraws from the Editorial con:
troll of this paper A. BRYCE Son haveidisposcd to
Messrs 4aRsHAIL& SMITH their entire fntercstfn its
press andimatcrial. -
Messrs: MARSHALL & S,Eru issue Gle Prospectus Of
the Blue Ridge Herald aweeky newspaper, -
published on or about the list of JnkSS6b nkS6 cb.,n, ~
4 proper, and VIC. hope fortunan Tho ?
trlIst that success nal alIpdanty
s 9 - s!
sln tue 81 eyssiica fSIr D:,vis tcrritS
rial rcsoluts ~, The Indian Bill was ue0Tpfr
The H ssyoccuped during the day witt. The
discussion gate bills
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CONsres ssiG1la2.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.
The House, to-day. passed the Pacific Telegrapranl
Civil Appropriations The latter includes 1000 o9J
for the Census.
In the Senate, the bill for the relief ofthc adfrss
Africans |yas passed.
A yote3 was taken OIL Senator Davis Territorial
Resolutions, She first four of which were adopted
:. s.s3,sl.lg..s.s - ~aEHE
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SAVANNAH, Nav "a.

SAVANNAH, May q.
a duel took place this morning at Screver's Ferry,
between c. \. L. Lamar and Commodore Moore, late
OF the Texas Navy. The difficulty grow out of the
evidence of the latter in the Farnham case Shots
were exchanged, after which the difficulty was AMIGA
bly, settled
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business in the House was unimportant.
NEW ORLEANS AIovs9.

New ORLEANS, May.24.
The Steamship Pacific has arrived here with later
dates from Texas At Galveston mass meeting OF
the principal citizens irrespective of party, was held,
who endorsed the action of the Southern Delegates,
and approved of the Southern platform
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WARRINGTON, May &c.
,propriation Bill was passed

The Indian Appropriation Bill was passed
TheIPostoliee Bill was taken up and an exc cd
and lengthy debate ensued, which has not yet ter.
minated. This bill cals for proposals for carrying the
mails from Charleston via Savannah and Key West to
Havana, instead of restoring the contract to the
owners Of the steam ship IsoJel
The business in the House was unimportant.
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gTature, Novels, &c.

va ~ 4sSfSAS3 wv
I'M FUREIDES by the Author ofthe l.ampigbter.
~ FRIARsWooD POST oFFICE,.by the Authvr
of the Heir oil Redcliffe.
TYNLEY HALL, 6y Thomas Hood.
MA MADEMOIsyLLE MORE "A Tale Of Modern Rome.
BERTHA PERCY. OR, R,EL'ESPERANCE,s by Mar
garet Field
SALMAG uNDI, by Irving & Paulding "a new Ed.
= itiou
RUTLEDGE; A Novel.
The Semi Detached House.
Popular Astronomy d concise elementary treatise Of
the Sun, Planets and Comets, by o. n. Mitchell :
Southern Wealth and Northern Profits:
Memoirs of The Duchess oil Orleans.
HumtolLs Correspondence.
Aboriginal America, by Ao6ott
2unshons Lectures and Sermons.
Masonic Vocal Manuel and Pocket Text Books
Voyage on the Amor, by Collins.
The Throne Of David, illustrative Of The Sp!endor,
Power and Dominion of David Kiig o Israel; by
Rev. j. H. Ingraham
MAY 20 A lOUNH.
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NORTH CAROLINA
White SULPHUR SPRINGS,

w ILL BE OPENED FOR VISITORS ON THE
w lst of June. 1hey are situated near the pres.
ent terminus Of the Western North Carolina Railroad
-not an hours ride by superior omnibuses and
Stages
The Proprietor has procured the services Of
THOMPSON TYLER,
as Manager, whose experience at the mos Fashionable
Watering Places OF Virginia added 10 his commanding
appearance and genilemaR!y bealing insure good
order and good fare.
The very best BALL ROOM LEADER and
BLACK BAND OF MUSICIANS tint the city Of
Richmond, Virginia, affords have been procured
RIDING VEHICLES and HORSES, BILLIARD
SALOONS apd BOWLING ALLEYS are at 1he com.
mapd Of visitors The country is elevated and healthy
Tho scenery is beautiful. nnd roads most excellent;
and the pleasure grounds extensive. There is no
better wafer than that afforded by the North Carolina
White Sulphur Springs.
Tie patronage OF the Carolinas is confidently relied
to repay the Proprietor tor the expensive outlay he
has made to ft upa Watering Place suited to their
wants And lie promises that no pains shall bo
spared by himsefor hs geniemauly assistant TO rem
der all who may visit him pleasant and comfortable.
Fl. l. ROBARES, Proprietor.
May e2-lt
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
Nomination. for Major

We are authorized to announcssCApr. JAMES
cIEsNUT, Of ,Kcrshaw Troop. as a Candidate for
MAJOR of Western Squadron So! Regiment of Cav
airy. may 90
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To Hire,

A NEGRO GIRL, accustomed to wait about the
~ House, and god Child's Nurse. Apply at
Nay 30 THIS OFFICE. $
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rI>HE MHLk ON THE FLOSS,---BI
I George Eliot: author of Adam Bede.
Letters from SYSTEMATICALLY Samuel lrencns
Prime.
Summer Pictures from Copenhagen 10 Veuce-by
Henry NJ. Field.
The Marble Fa'u. or the Romance Of Moate Benz,
by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Life before him Novel
Motleys Dute! Republic. SclScl Books DC
May s.-f j. A. YOUNG.
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Kershaw Troop.

hOl Suel w 1iooP
N pursuance Of orders from Col. ADAMS an Elec
i ton for y MAJOR to command the Western
Squadron 9th Regiment OF Cavalry, will be held al
Company Rendezvous. on Saturday, sou: June
Polls will be opened from'!l o'clock a. M, to p
IN Lleuts. Chestnut and Cure:on, and Sergt. Mccoy
will actas Managers.
By order Of Capt JAMES CnEsSuT
May 29-;d }. j. MCKAlN, CLERK.
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OBITU RY

Our friend and brother J.. R. LEGRAND was one of
the number who were 50 suddenly called away on the
5th inst
lie was member of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and has. we trust, received the christians reward.
Besides number of weeping friends and relatives lie
leaves an afccunate wife, aud three ltherless chill.
drcn to mourn their irrerarable loss lie was one Of
those whose virtues most conspicuous AROUND their
own ireside being the kindest Of fathers and one oil
the most devoted Of husbands. Ills ear was ever
ready to listen to the cry Of the needy and his heart
prone to give relief The Monday before he was SUM-
mohed hence, e attended the regular weekly PRAYER
meeting OF the church to wIich,he belonged At its
close he heard to say chat lie loved prayer meet.
ngs, and hereafter intended to go regularly, The
unregcncrae soul does not love to pray-therefors
devoted ones think Of the departed in the arms OF
Jesus-bcyond the reach of pan and may you so live,
that when YOU shall be called away you shall be per-
mittcd to meet around the throne of .um who has
loycd you and given linlsclfGor yons r,
Departed this life oil Saturday Nay 5tl- 1850 JOHN
a. OAKS, an anectonate son Of Mr. F. j. and +. A.
OAKS, in the 18th year Of his age.
Mr. OAKS was much beloved by all who knew him.
lie has left many relatives and friends to mourn his
untimely death.
Brother, rest from sin and sorrow:
Death is o'er. and life is won;
On thy slumbcr dawns no morrow;
Rest, thine earthly race is run.
Brother; wake the night is waning:
Endless day s round the pourd:
Enter thou, the rest remaining
FOR the people Of the Lord -
Fare thee we'll: though woe is blending
With the tones ofearthly love-
Triurph l!gh end ~ uEea3:ag.
Wal ia The r.I-ss-rij0re ~. ,,.5.sM z %
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lhe memory oIs

MRsssr ~ Es LEGBAND OF WGdesbnz
born Noveiber 27th is4l and died neal place on
the 5al Of May, 1860.
Mild modest and retiring in disposition. he seemed
amost\a second one, WHO kept the commandments
from hls youth up. He possessed qualities of mind
and eatt that were admired and applauded by all who
knew him. He was young span of great promise.
By his early, sudden, and unexpected DEATH the
bright hopes Of lis widowed mother and family are
blgted but they know and feel that infinite goodness
cannot prove ltnkind nors-intinite Wisdom err"
Especially did exhibiths noble character towards
his mother, being among her youngest children he
was ever near her seeming Always ready to minister
TO her every want coniding in his nature he was
anxious at all times for her sympathy and love to
sole him in any little trouble that might cross
his mind Her loss is truly great one, but may we
not hope and believe that tits 'his eternal gain" To
her would say
Turn thou away from eart-
Tbere's,rest for thee in Heaven. f.:
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100000 DOLLARS PER ANNuM

To the United States the prescrver and restorcr Of
valuable Horses and Cattle 1t all Sprnins Galds,
Wounds, Stiff Joints, &C. Did you ever hear of any
ordinary Sore, Swelling Sprain Stiffness, either on
men or beast, which the Mustang Lniment would not
cure? Did you ever visit any respectable Druggist
in any part Of the word-n Europe, Asia or America
who did not say ut was the greatest discovery Of
the age?" Sold everywhere. Every family should
have it; three sizes. BARNES & PARK,
Proprietos, New ork
For sale in Camden. S. C., by JonS J. AlcKArs, and
F. L. ZEMp. May SIT
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70 Rent,

DAY RUN, by the Gallon or Bottle. For sale by
ID April 3 j. J McKAlN.
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For Clerk ofCourt.

Mzn<~ THE FRIENDS OF. WILLIAM
sMkS. gsza cLYBURN, JR, Esq., respectfully
nominate him as candidate for reelection to the office
of CLERK OF THE CoURr for Kcrsllaw District
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South-Carolina---Kershaw District.
BY WILLIAM ". Bullock, ESQUIRE. ORDINARY.
"HEREAs, j. X. Wnherspoon. applied tome lor
w Letters Of administration Oh all and singular
the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits Of Miss
Sarah Howell ate Of the Disric: aforesaid deceased:
These nrc, lhecf'rc. to cite and admonish ALL and
singular. Tie kindred and creditors Of tie sail deceas.
ed 10 be and appear before next Ordinary
Court for the said District 10 he holden at kerslaw
Court House on the Fourth day of J1ne next
To show cause, fany. why the said administration
shnuld not br granted
Given under my Hand and Seal this 18th day
of May. in the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
hundred and Sixty. and in the eighty.tourth year
of american Independence.
May 22.-td WM. NJ BULLOCK, O. X D