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Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.

Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,
I!!l!'\, a,
ZRHARMAcA
DR.. ROBAcK'S
Scandinavian Remedies.
NTHEN Dr. RoBAcK, the celebrated Swedish Phvsi-
w clan, introduced his Blood Purifier and Blood PILLS
in the United States he set forth in plain language their
curative properties This years ago. The task of
recommending chem has since been taken on kands
Enlghenen whose charcter for sound Judgment ana
philosophy gives their opinions the community,
SURE before they decdeare everywhere approving and
urging the of these wonderful Preparations All who
conde in the wisdom and honesty Of this class, who
chose to investigate for themselves OF iHi
on this important subject
DR.. Roback invites the attention of the sick the
From members of the Medical Profession editors Of pub
AZ. -. Ia .t. .,.a anu A-aeIs, - N
ts;.. Il .e .e tt ~ si'Ing seeouns o. IL
@ .t a.U-sns " "e ienisuisS' VI WHICH,
eUieS 'He' 'enisei'es"e'
Eye Witnesses.
These partes NAV be consulted personay er bv letter
by those who have any doubt upon the subject The sv
ence in the possession of DR.. Roback which Is at all
times accessible to the public establishes the following
Facts:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have
been proved by analysis to
Couta;u mn nUfuerar.
Ihat they cure the almost universal complaint,
Dyspepsia
Will, .-r;,, ., ,r,;,, 81 :; H.. a., NJ.
afta- al ~ Is 49,; h ~ - s = "a i % e. th LA: Ia
- ~ ~ '' P'o'su 1'e's''' ''e' 'e"'''
Liver Complaint,
and RESTORE the health and STRENGTH of fhs That
-N -0'''-' ' - - ', '-' '1Aei''- iA~'
SicA HeAndies,
who have angnished for years in helpless weakness and
nvgorating operation That all sexual disabilities arc
removed by their cordial and gently stimulating proper
ties. That they recruit
0u uSoss
however they may have been ted with and abused that
their direct tendency to engthen life and render en-
oyable That operating directly upon the poison Of DIS
ecse IN the blood, they
Cause Soon tn Heal.
- ~
ana from the SYSTEM every INT OF Scrofula,
Whethef hereuitary or otnerwise Ihatthey
Recruit the DebiIitated.
and that there is no disease oftbe Stomach and Ro,
muscles in which they do mot give nronnt relisS .d ~
administered before the very citadel of l has been IN
vadad eaect na;niess and nerfsct .nra ~ ~ ~ ~
Rear in mind that the Scansinszian vooe.,s p,ooa
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-07
The Japanese at washington.

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The telegraph column continues to fur
nish . full account of the principal doings
of the japanese Embassy, but few incl
dents are occasionally omitted. After their
first visit to the prineial Offices they kept
closely to their rooms. The New York
ELpress says:
They appeared pleased with the molly
crowd assembled under the windows,
and presented quite frequently their sml-
linz countenances. Yesterday evening
they prevented the police from driving
these curious American sight-seers away
and amused themselves by throwing Their
native coin amongst them to be scrambled
for. Large numbers of ladies and gentle
men paid their respects to them and beg
ged a card written in Japanese characters,
which are exhibited in connection with
the singular coin, as trophies and memen-
toes of this interesting occasion. Already
the men about town have attached Japan
ese coin to their watch chains, in token Of
their importance and influence with those
in authority.
There is one peculiarity in this recep-
ton, and that is that the Japanese inqui-
red the occupation of the visitors, their
salary, whether married, and asked numer-
Gus other questions, all of which were writ
ten on their note books, and is satisfactory
evidence that they were making observa-
tions for the benefit of their countrymen at
home. With the ladies they were less par
ticular. They smiled upon them most be-
nignly, and were profuse in their admira
tion, as they were minute in their exami-
nation of their jewelry.
In his anxiety to show his gratitude,
one of the Japanese bestowed handful
of Japanese coin on an Irish porter, who
had handled the baggage. Pat was at first
at loss to know what to do with the
money, but in an instant the curiosity
seekers, who witnessedthe incident, were
buying him out with quarters and half dol
lars, until he was showered with enough
to pay the next months rent.
A number of the Japanese evineed
great interest in the different styles Of ci-
gars. They would take one offered them,
and, latter breaking off the end and smoking
little, would break off more and hand it
back-literally requesting the giver to
smoke their "old sogers." They also
passed around their pipes to be tried by
those who wished.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-07

A CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE ADMIRED.-Tht
development of muscle leads not always tt
the prize-ring. In Troy, the other day
John Mckinney and Patrick Kennedy
blacksrniths both. had an extraordinary
trial of skill. The former challenged The
latter 10 compete with him in making hors'
shoes for the championship. The chal
lenge was accepted, and the working time
fixed at ten hours. Each man with hi.
'shelper," went at the metal. Their shops
were surrounded during the day with an in
terested throng, and ropes were stretched
about the forges to give sufficient space
At the expiration of the ten hours Kenne
dy had made two hundred and forty shoes
and Mckinney two hundred and ten. Neal
the close of the contest the "helper" of the
latter tainted from fatigue. 1t is not prob
able that an equal feat has ever been ac.
complished before.-Erchange.
A brief paragraph sufices to record this
truly noble contest. Had these men beer
hammering each others countenances, in.
stead of heated iron, the details of the
struggle would have occupied many col
umns, which would have been read with
the utmost avidity. And yet such con-
test exhibits power of muscle, skill, endu-
rance and energy, as well as a fist fight,
and the only reason why it excites less ad-
miration than brutal contest between pu,
gilists is that it has something useful in it
If it were foolish or disgusting, it would
have attracted vast amount of attention
but because the contest is one that exhibits
skill and power in an art which is benef.
cial to makind, it is passed by with an ex.
ceedingly brief notice.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-07
The BEST SEAS On FOR P PAINTING HOUSE

The BEST SEAS IN FOR PAINTING HOUSES
applied to the exterior of build
lngs late In autumn or winter, will endure
twice as long as when applied early in sum
mer, In hot weather. In the former case
1t dries slowly and becomes very hard, like
glazed surface not easily affected after
ward by weather, or worn off by the beat
ing of storms. But in very hot weather
the oil of the paint soaks into the wood al
once, as into sponge, leaving the LEAD
nearly dry and ready to crum5le off.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-07

NA good joke on the '.oil- fever
which has been raging in some parts of
Pennsylvania with reference to the depos-
ITS of oil found on the snrface of the riv-
ers and IN the earth is got off by the Pitts
burgh Free Press:
"a gentleman on Third street, who
owns tract of land in Venando County,
recently visited that place for the purpose
of prospecting for oil. In one locality after
penetrating only ten feet, he struck a rich
vein of ''Aaxsesd oil" and in another To-
cality the Standardization of 'sNew Or
leans molasses," were regarded as unmis-
taxable"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-06-07
EThe Japanese at Washington excit

~The japanese at Washington excite
continued attention. The following good
note is told of one of the second order Of
officers. On Saturday he went into bar
ber's shop, near the hotel, in order to have
his tonsure fresh shaven, which was ac-
cordingly done, and quite to his liking. On
leaving, he paid the barber, in accordance
with tonsorial prices in the Empire from
which be came, taking from his pouch and
placing in the hand of the barber one cop
per cash, eight of which ara equal one
cent. So doing he walked leisurely away.
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Notice.

I WILL BIZ At TIE USUAL
Il If receiving Taxes on the following
DAYS. VIZ:
Al JackS"uh"m. Monday. Feb 27th.
A. craigSv!Ilr. Tuc,day, Feb aSth.
ht !. X. MaGiITs Store Wrdncs, Feb. 20
At Brll"ir. Thur .dnv, March I,t.
Al Ross Store, Friday. March 2d.
Al C"nrt House. Monday, March 5lh.
~ Plrlrrs iNI-lcrground, TUESDAY, Mar 6.
~ TaSahaw, "Wednesday. March 7,h.
At ll"'i"n'- Thursday, March Srh.
At Smgll's Friday, MARCH 9th.
At J. II. MagiIl's store, Saturday, March 10.
~ BALLADS MuNirr-ground, Mond. Mar. IL
AZ Tank, TUESDAY, March l3.
And al the Court House during Cour,
week, or as long as Court continues.
Those who own slaves will notice that
they are required To pay tax upon every
dog kept by their slave or slaves.
Free negroes will take notice that they
are required to pay tux upon every dog
kept by iheH' they are also required to
make their returns and pay their taxes dur.
ing the month uf March.
The tax books will bu closed on the 25th
day Of April.
J II. HUNTER, r. CID
Jan. 5Isi 1860. 52-2m.
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LUM BER FOR SALE.

TNliE subscriber has now on hand at his
4 Steam Saw Mill, n larg" quantity of
well seasoned Ismbcr, of all descriptions
and qualities, which he will sell upun his
usual accommodating terms to puuctua
customers. a large lot of refuse lumber
on hand will be sold in the lump, if pur-
chosers prefer to buy it in that way. Those
having need Of this kind Of lumber may OBJ
tain Bargains by applying soon.
~" Persons indebted for lumber for
the past and previous years, are invitcd to
come forward and settle by cash or note.
Mr. KjJlrr or Mr. Nelson will always be
found at the place prepared to wait upon
customers aud transact all business contlvc- D.
ted with the Mil.
JAMES VI. INGRAM.
Jan. ith 1860, l7,f
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FELLOW CITIZENS
AND
FRIENDS OF TIE SOUTH.

hereby iuform yon that You can buy
Saddles and Harness of all kinds cheaper
than they can be bought this side of Mason
& Dirk,ons Line.
BnCgy Harness from II 10 10 dollars.
Carriage :" - o75
Saddles from 10 To 10 "
Good Spanish Saddles at IL "
All work warrentcd. Repairing done
neat and cheap. Work delivered anywhere
free Of charge.
Dry Hides taken at l3 cents, paid in work
at cash piicc.
REFERENCE .-Mr Robt Sins, Mr. James
Caldwell and Mcs,rs Houston ~ iinwir,
and others. My shop is at Rock Hill ). c.
NILES JOHNSON,
Dee. II, 1859, I5-3m.
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Thomas J. Cau;hcn and wife
Jane H., James z Trur,dalc, Summon.
1T. al, applicants,
Anderson Cauthrn, Ekira,
tx. al, Defendants. Partition.
l y obedience TO an orier from Phillip T.,
L Hammond, Ordinary for !rnclStcr Dis
trict IN the above ease, and directed to thr
Sheriff Of Lancaster District, | will sell b..
fore the Court House door 1T Lancaster on
tho first Monday in March next within the
legal hours "f Sh"rif's sales.
six hundred acres of land, more or lees,
Wing on Lick Creek, little iSnches and
Hanging Rock Creeks, Gin this District
bounded North by lands uf George Trues-
dale. West by lands of James J. Horton,
&c. &c. Originally granted to John Miller
and James TrucsdaIe
These lands will be sold on credit Of
twelve months, except so much cash ~ will
pay all costs, expcnccs of sale, &c. The
purchaser will DC required 20 give bond
with good security and u Mortgage on the
premises if deemed nccess1ry to the Ordi-
nary for the purchase money.
II. HANCOCK = l.. d
Feb l3, 1860, 81 pf. 50 %.
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HAVING purchased tho entire stock of
IL Goods belonging to the estate of A.
G. Dunlap, we respectfully invite our
friends and the public 10 examine our goods
and prices, and We are confident, they will
be pleased with both, as We bought the
goods at a reasonable discount and desire
TO make room for our spring supplies, we
will sell them extremely low.
}. /. DUNLAP g. co.
Lancaster, Jan. lst 1860. 47-St
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S 0 U TIL c A R Oil N A
I LANCASTER DISTRICT.

l..
DY p. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
To Rob;. franklin Anderson, adminis,ra.
tor upon all and singular the goods and
rhuttels, rights and credits which were of
Henry Anderson late of said District, de.
ceased, and john J. Porter and Bobt. II
Porter, snreties 10 the administrators Bond
Of the said Robt. franklin Anderson who
has removed from this State.
These are to cite end admonish you, the
said RObt FTanklip Anderson, John J. Por.
Ter ard Robt. Ii. Porter at the INSTANCE and
request OF Spn Il. hpderson, one Of the
heirs and Distributes Of the said Henry
Anderson, deceased, personally TO be and
appear before me, In the Court Of Ordinary,
To be held at Lancaster Court IIous, on
Monday the twenty seventh day Of Februa.
ry inst to show cause. If any you can, why
you should not make nnd render befor.
pe, a true ard faithful account of the Ad.
ministraiion Of the said Robt franklin An.
derson upon said Estate. Hereof fail not.
as you shall answer tie contrary at your
peril.
~ IGiven under my hand and seal
L. =. tLis l3th day af February in
t~~ } the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty, and in
the eighty fourth year Of American Indc.
Il. 4. HAMMOND,
o. l.. ID.
Feb, is, 1860. l-2tpf rs.
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Noiseless Machines.

They have the following advantages
over all others They have no pads to
keep in order :; no bobbins to wind no
tangIiug or waste Of thread /; no oiling the
thread or work no tool chest stocked
with wrenches, pliers, pickers, leather &c,
&c
The directions are simple easily under
stood and easily explained by the instruc.
tors. There Is no taking apart cleaning or
rolling. They require about ten drops Of
Oh per day, when IN constant use. They
make no more noise than common clock
even when making fifteen hundred stitches
per minute. They run easy--a child ten
years Old can work them to full speed
They run fast or slow without any danger
Of altering the length or tightness Of the
stitch. They will Hem. Fill, Gather, Bind,
Stitch and Embroider, in so superior a
manner that We challenge comparison.-
Tn" same Machine will sew pavilion cause
and plantation goods. The seam is elastic
as the most elastic fabric. and will not
break in washing or ironing. Tho sams
Machine ru&s silk, linen thread and CON-
mon spool cotton, with equal facility. The
needles are shorter, ana therefore stron-
ger than any other high or low priced Ma.
chine That they ARE superior TO all Others
is evident from the fact of there having
been thirty thousand machines made and
sold, in competition with others already in
successful operation. The question is no
longer which i, the best maker. but which.
of The numerous patterns OF GROVER g.
BAKER shall take.
PRICE, $50 to $3.50.
II. W. X | Y S VI A n
Agent for the sale of these Celebrated
Machines,
249 King-Street.
ID. B. HASEh'FON, Manager.
November l6,-tf.
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TC The PUBLIr.

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have TO ,ucnuutcr The I,,gi,r,;,v mai i.,,r ,,''
countless tAou.aul, who me cn,r,',, -, .l VI
Ewor trade. and MAKING C,r,pnr. ~, ,I,',.,,',
ufacturc of inlamo,s ,tin,, ~ ,,r,,'I y,
made from noisounus rou,r,r,l .L:S
being alike Destructive tr bn,lbv L,,..... 80,
and OF course speedy death to In. E..II, ;,.,.,
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Df virtue of sundry writs Of ii fl 10 me
- directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon.
dav in March 1860, within the legal
hours Of sale the following real estate to,
wit
All defendants interest in ard To one
house and lot IN the Village og Lancaster
and adjoining lands of Dr. X r. Wylie and
Others, containing two acrcs more or less,
levied on and To be sold as the property of
Mrs. Mary Graham. at ,hc suit of II. X &
J. Il. MagilI. pr SI7
Also, one house and lot in the Village
Of Lancaster, containing ! acres, moFe or
less, adjoining lands Of DR. k T. Wylie. etal
levied on and 10 De sold as the property of
Mrs. MilIey Secrest at the suit OF MagiI g.
Heath. pfSI75
Three acres OF land more or less. adioin.
ing lands Of 5 B Emmons, J + Cureton,
and VIM McKcnna, levied 90 and to be soli
rs the property Of John w Cooke, at the
suit of John MoMaster.
Also, All defendants interest in two hun.
dred acres of land, more or less, lying on
Flat Creek and adjoining lands of Jonathan
knight, Jackson Baker, ct al levied on and
10 be sold to satisfy n Il ia in favor of Her.
cd Johnson against defendant John VI.
Belk.
Conditions cash, &c.
HENRY HANCOCK. =. Id.
Feb. z, 1860 - pf S2.25 each
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LAND FOR SALE.
4 3 RGAIN.

7 HEREBY OFFER FOR SALE, \
4 tract OF land, situate two mics East OF
BcIlni?, in Lancaster District, >. e., on ii.r
mie creek. or tar kiln branch ten miles
from Fort Mills on the Charlotte Railroad :;
twenty miles from Charlotte, \. g., and Il.
bout twenty miles from Lancaster G.. Il
The tract contains 57S acres is Of good
quality, welt watcred, nealthy,and in pleas.
ant nrighbofhood.
On tnc place are some improvements. -
Most of the land has never been cleared
and j. finely timb"rcd. Mr.. TayIor Thomp
son, who lives on the place, will show it 10
any one wishing TO buy.
For price and terms apply to me at Cam.
den, :. G., by letter or otherwise or 10
w. NJ. Connors, Esq, at Lancaster, >. G.
JOHN ROSSER
Jan 4, lSGJ-47tf.
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NOTICE.

III, Persons having claims or demands
II against the Estate of Mrs Elizabeth
Massey, late Of Lancaster District South
Garolina, Deceased, ase hereby notified to
present ,hsm properly ai'ested to me on or
before the frat day Of June 1860 ; and all
those indebted to the said Estate are re-
1aested TO make payment to me before Re-
turn day next, or otherwise be sued.
DIXON BARNS, Executor.
FEB. |, ls6o.-sl-4L
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Franklin Academy
LANCASTER G.. H sc.

1--WE TRUSTEES of the above Acade.
L my have secured the services Of Mr. ;.
JOHN NJ. beatty, who is graduate Of the
South Carolina College, and has been en-.
gagged in teaching. for number Of wears,
gHing entire satisfaction wherever he
fought.
In regard 10 location there is none more
heaithfhl in the State the community NOR.
al and intelligent. Young men throughout
This and neighboring Districts will find here
advantages not surpassed by any Institution
OF like pretensons In the State.
Young men can here be thoroughly pre-.
pared to enter anv College in the South.
Boarding and Tuition can be obtained NJ
about the rates Of other like Institutions
throughout the State. The Session will
commence I'd Monday in January next.
s. B. MASSEY, Sscrstas v.
December 23d, 1889. 90 On
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HILLSBORO N. C. MILITARY
ACADEMY.

HIS Institution is under the conduct OF
4 Col. G. G.. TEIV, late supe rintendent
Of The Arsenal Academy at Columbia. The
discipline Is strictly military and The course
OF study similar 20 that pursued in the =. e.
Military Academies. Hiilsboro is on the
N. {. Rail Road 1870 miles from Charlotte.
For circular address the Superintendent.
Dec. l4th Al Am
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NOtiCA

The Sub,rriorr, having sold oat their
entire Stock Of CURTAINS 20 Mr II. w
kiN$MAN, wonId respectfully solici, for
hm continuation Of The patronage so Iib-
crafty bestowed ou lhcm in that department.
ROBERT ADGER & co.
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NOTICE,

4 Ill Persons indebted TO me either by
"A Note or Account are requested to come
forward and give me the money, a. il is out
OF my power TO extend indulgence to any
ono. J. T.. CURETON.
Jan. IL, 1860. 48tG
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CORDIAL ELIXIR
OF
Calisaya Bark.

A TONIC STIMULANT AND CURE
"A for Chill and Fever and on infallible
remedy for the Weakness and Debility ari.
sing from long sickness, particularly Of
Chill and Fever. This preparation contains
'a pleasant and palatable form all the val
sablc Rcdisal properties of
CALISAYA BARK;
the best and most reliable Of all the species
Fl Clnchona, being prepared with the
greatest care and combined with other val
liable tonips.
This medicine now Offer many advantl-
pes to those who ish 10 use Peruvian
5ark or Quinine, the intensely bitter
Hste OF the former is entirely overcome in
lis preparation, which can be taken by The
ost delicate without repugnance. In fact,
itE tho addtiop of little Wine, it forms
ls most pleasant cordial, and may be tax
by those in health as n preventive, particu-
larly in malLrious Districts.
Prepared from the formula given in the
Philadelphia Journal Of the College of
Pharmacy, Prepared and sold Wholesale
and retail by, J. J. MckAIN,
Camden, S. G.
Feb. Is, 1860. Itf.