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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22
]. 8 SCOTT,
a A. M'CRACKlN,
r,,unty Recorder. and Attorney
At Law,
Kuox. Starke County. Indiana

Will nuke Collections, ply Taxes, examine
ti.e. n Real Etlte, take acknowledgements OF
Deeds. Mortsages,&c. aiim't'ers OF LITIGATION
Attended 70 in starke and ldjoining Counties.
T R,Inty. m pney and back paw of Soldiers,
and nensi,ns pIeetel. Remttances promptly
- - na,.,-,..rc,,ona able v9n26-
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For sale.

About 2 acrrs Of ground, on Gano st, Cabell's
addition TO Plymouth. Good new dwelling. l6 by
70 good cellar desirable location.
Price 81 200; $500 in hand, balance on time.
Apply TO u u REEVE
SEP l7,h 1866 Il.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


The Plymouth Branch Banking Co (Success-
ors TO the Pl lvmouth Branch ef the Bank OF the
Stat. Of Irdi ,na cpen from to . o'clock A. NJ
anl from To clock L. N.
T. CRESSNER. President.
,lI-n4G-tf r. CRESS NER, Jr. Cashie-,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

BLANK DEEDS. MORTGAGES. Just,-s' snd Con
.tshls. Blanks for ssrs sthis cfnee
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

The number Of deaths from cholera in
st. Louis during the rage of the epidemic,
from about the lst Of August to the latter
part of September, vas over $500.
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OFFICE-:n the Post ORce BuiLdino. nm stairs.
Terms OF Subscription $500 a
year I'm Advance.

Payments must DE made invariably in advance
and the paper discontinued at the expiration OF
.he time paid for, unless renewed. These terms
will be strictly adhered to.
Subscribers who get their papers By the carrier
will be charged 25 cents year extra.
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EXPRESS EXPRESS Ex. Ex.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22
TRAINS GOING EAS L.

2.45 ?. NJ. Express will take passengers Of /. IS
Train west fiom Crestlne
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One square (ths space of ten lines less o
this tvpc} one week, 90, and 50 cents for eacl
additional insertion.
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Head-Q,uarters,
frH REGIMENT, S. C. MILITIA,
IN-...,r -. y. afa-.II u ...i; o., NcE

ARoEfIplD C.lt., ). u, Aprit 2nd, 'lSb6
SPEG7AL 0I2LlER, VOL.
3 The 7,li Regt S. 9. Militia, having failed to
Eo organize uader Geaeral Order. NO. /, from
brlsado IIead-Q Quarters, and it being Presumed
that ths notice was too SHORT, tho Brigade Com
orders that the time for sail organization
be extended 10 Friday, 9th April inst, at which
time the organization shall iah place.
IL. Should any of tho Beat Companies again
fail to organize, the Colonel commanding is di-
reoted to appoint suitable Company officers for
each bcasthas fails to elect then and to have the
ourollment made as provided by law.
III. The following named nen ARE appointed
to manage the election in each Beat:
Turkey Creek-M. B. Viewer and J. A. Bland.
Edisto-R. Gregory md T. Crops.
Shaws Creek-M. Miles and NJ. Lott
Horns Cro,k-A. Swearengin and Sam'l Roper.
Haw Gap--J. N. Colder aud JDo Reynolds.
JiGmburs-llarrsun Butler and Rob't. Houston.
Beach Island-P. II. Hammond and Wallace
Miller.
Horse Crcek-M. F. Dean and. C. ]. Pariuc.,
". Tho managers will be careful to advertise
the election at least ten days before tie day ot
election ut the election prccints Of their rcspec-
tive Beats.
V. Tho managers, or one manager from each
Beat, shall meet at the Regilnvntal Muster Ground
on Saturday 18th April, count ever tho votes, and
forthwith transmit 70 the Brigadicr General and
the Colonel, written statements. showing the re-
suit of tee election for Field and Company officers,
certified, by oil the managers present ut SUCH
counting.
VI. The Captains of those companies which
organized under Gen. Order No. ] from Brigade
Head Quarters, will at once enroll all free white
mon subject to Militia duty under lhe Law of the
State, and belongiog to taeir respective Bents.
II G.. LHNHAM,
Col. CoIn'dg 9Th Reg't. s. c. n.
April II 2t i 16
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ABSENT M1SpEp.-A good story is re
lated OF conductor on one of the rail.
roads centoring in certain village, who
was a strict chrrch-going man, and was
always found promptly in his church on
the Sabbath. One Saturday evening his
train was in very late, aud he did not
take his customary amount of. sleep
which, however, did not prevent him Of
attending divine service as usual. Drring
the service, he unwittingly fell Into a
troubled sleep. sootled by monoto-
nous voice of the clergyman. All at once
he sprang from his scat, thrust his hand
under his arm, and giving his neighbor in
front push, shouted: Tickets, sir!'
The startled neishbor sprang to his feet
also, which thoroughly arou-ed the con.
ductor who, looking wildly around, and
SEEING all eyes turned towards him, in
stsntiy comprehended his position, and
sslid" amid suppressed litter from the
whole congregation.
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bowsver was man, when he obtained the

however, was mau,, when he obtained the
honey by using sulphur. In speaking Of
the excellent memory Of the bee and its
affecliouate nature, the lecturer said that
he might in summer time be frequently
found covered with his bees, who all knew
him, and therefore would not sting him.
A lifetime might be spent in investiga-
ting the mysteries hidden in q bee hive,
and still half of the secrets would be un.
discovered. The formation of the cell
has!lone been problem for the mathe.
,natician, whilst the changes. which the
honey undcrgoes offer at least an equal
interest,to the chemist. Every one knows
what honey fresh from the comb is like.
It is clear yellow syrup, without trace
Of solid sugar in il. lpcu siraining,.
however, i. gradually assumes q crystal
..s.G aprc4raacc--i, candies. rs the say!n.;
is, aud ultimately becomes otid-hunp
Of sugar 1t has not been suspected that
this change was due to Photographic ac-
tion; that the same agent which alters
the;molecular arrangement f,the iodine.
of Silver on the excited collodion plate,
.nd determines the formation nf canphor
,lni iodine crystals in a bottle, causes tn.
>yrnpy honey to assume crystalline
';:r:n. THIS. however. is the CASE. Il.
.Scheibler has enclosed honey in stoppercd
Ii. ,hS, somc ot' whicr ilr has kept.!: per-
set darkness, whilst Others have b2en en-
posed 10 the ligir. Ihc invariah!c re-
,uits hive been that the summed portion
rapidly crystslizes, whilst that kept in
The dark has remained perfectly liquid.
We now see why bees are SO careful to
work in perfect darkness, and why they
are so careful to obscure the g lass win
dows which are sometimes placed IN their
hives. The existence Of their young de
pends on the saccharine TODD presented
to them, and if light were allowed access
to this. the syrup wouldgradrally acquire
more or less solid consistency; it would
seal up the cells, and in all. probability
prove fatal TO the inmates Of the hive.
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SOUTHERN CLAIMS. Persons at the
South often desire to know what chance
there is of getting claims through at
Washington. 1T may be useful To LEI
such persons know that it is the most
difficult matter imaginable 10 get any
claim from the South considered in the
departments. 1t seems that the settled
policy of the departments is to postpone
all claims from the South The Congress
has, BY resolution, resolved not to con
sider any claims from the South during
This session, In the Court cf Claims no
claim can be presented, excspt from one
who has been "loyor all the time. The
Court of Claims and Congress, therefore.
are entirely closed TO Southern claims.
and the departments mete out justice
with nig.ard hand. So the matter now
stands. 1t is certainly to be hoped that
some day sense of returning justice will
prompt those in authority to do better
than they are now doing.-W Washington
Cor. Augusta Constitutionalist.
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The peril zana :the luwyer.


The devil cauo up TO tho oarsh oae day,
And ialo the Court House he wcnded his way,
JUS: ~ au utturhey, with Very grave face,
Was proceeding to argue the points of a case.
Now, q lawyer his majesty never had seen,
For to his domsuions mono ever had boon,
And ho fsltisery curious the reason to know,
Why none bad .b(sn zen, to the regions below.
TFas The fault ofAis agents, ii. orjvsty thought,
Why none of THESE lawyers had ever been caught,
Aai Tor his own pleasure i.had a desire,
IL come tu The oar.h, aid the reason inquire.
W.l!. the lawyer rose with visase SO grave,
H'do oat his "ppr.f ~ ronsaininatc knavc;
And the asyi! wss rea ) ..re.tfy AMUSED,
I'll aear tho attoraoy :" realty abused.
as sooa IS IA srs,lsi H.: c.:,ao to close,
Tne counsel OPP sins ,h:u hrreeiy arvsc,
Aud hcapcI sach abuse % the h,ul of tho FIRST,
and m4ae lin v.ll.in, Of all msn tho worst.
Thus they quarTeled, contended and argued, so
long
Twas hard To determine the Que tha, was wrong,
And concluding he d heard quite enough Of the
fuss,"
o;l Mex turned away. ,.nd soiiloquzed thus:
80 all III. y h.vs,saii of each other be ,rns,
Tss Dsvit hos safcy i.se.l rvl u Lis iue; j.
TT, s,' I'D u.'v, 'tis NJ very We,
Eor th.sc lawyers wv'il lurn The morala of he'i
Z" They I'VE puzzled tAO Court with ,.,ir vil::ain
"us cas:i,
Aud I'm free to confess, they have puzzled tn.
Devil;
MY agents are righ. to let lawyers alone;
If hal them, they'd swindle me OUT of my
thrope
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F.om tie Azae YORK. Oasnrer.

"Wc have had In use for months past one of VESTS
pumps which has given satisfaction us q force
and lifting pump than any we have used. Ills one
Of great power and well adapted for ships decks mines
factories, greenhouses, grapcries etc The 3fiaiaC
Chronicle and Pail'rdy Journal says: II is rcconmel-
led for its extreme simplicity or constructions grra,
strength and consequent durability and chrarncssM I'll r,
pair There + no @ sl D1SMhe * pressure hens held
in cylinder fitted for the purpose within the u,,n air
chamber-whch VIC think great movement. rs stnflnc
Is so,bc TO be dcranscd an leak uGder stro. PR ssrc
to say nothing of the "ss by friction incident tEtt, i,
has also Two air chanLers-lus the action uf Tho valve
/, cushioned upon both sides 10y air-prcvcnn. water
hammer and vacuun-ihump Tie valves are ye-y ac-
cessiblc, and simply and chcapy repaired. They work
easier than any pump have :ver seen the inch cy.
finder being worked by children in wells ole hundred
fact deep, and ey extremely cheap, rs well as
.liii5le and strong, We freely recommend them"
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a man in Atlanta had a we'll nearly
iilied with rubbish which he wanted
clsaned out. The freedmen in that coua-
try are not much in favor of work and
are difficult to hire; Tut the owner of the
we'll quickly started story that an iron
safe belonging to the express company
and full of gold, had been thrown into
Tie well when the city was evacuated. In
less than an hourhis yard was7flled with
negroes who cleaned out his well in 81.
most no time. But they didn't find the
safe.
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solOx Eoplssos To THE FAr4rns cLrn, JAs. e8:

SoIoS EoBISsoy TO TIE FARMERS CLrB, JAN. 60:
No Farmer who owns . well or cistern can possibly
afford TO be without an iron pump. 1t should be at
suction and inrcc pump-n perfect little cngine-such
a one known as Wtsrs Improved Pump / speak Of
Ibis pump, because happen ID know To be very sim
pie, durable powerful and cheap and 1t don't freeze up
MOI get of order year. know this and think
niar be doing the farmers good by speaking Of it
boy ten years old can work Il, and throw continuous
inch.al ta-uartr stream. II cal be made to work in
deep wells as well MS in shallow onos.~
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FOR SALE, OR TO LEI!
Final Notice.

FHyHE CREDITORS. OF. THOMAS PITTS,
/. Il decd, sre notified .th,t final settlement
will be had on his E.tate, nthc ordinary's Office
for Eissfslf District. On ,t@ 26th NAY NEXT.
Ail'peisons having reu;,nts agaidsS The said
Esats nf'rst p-usout thetr .iecFdinr 10 law on or
before hat day, otherwise thuy 2iIfroe excluded
from payment. - THSMASi JONES,
Tsbss sn
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9 To the Public.
Watch Repairing Departmen
Notice to .Distillers.

UpY the recent Act of Legislature, persons dis
D tilling Spirituous Liquors from grain, arc ro-
quired TO pay to the Commissioners of Public
Buildings, aliceIsa of Two Hundred dollars for
each stili6o used. = u.
Persons interested will please come forward and
pay the same. The law will be- enforced against
all who fail to do so. By ordor ofthe Bonrd.
S. F. G0ODE, See. and Treas C. P. 3.
Jan "a IF A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-25
II. B. AfcILYIAN.n.

"The undersigned having used Vests Improved
Pumps, chccrfully recommend them Us simple durable
and powerful in raising aud throwing water and for
their Of action security against fst and low price,
we believe them superior to all others.
WARREN LELAND, Met. IIstcl, y. y
j. W. POMEkOY, Yonkers n. y.
JOHN MESSERAU, Y.
DOMISICK LAWRENCE Winchesicr "
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CnnInNrnp I 7 1cr

GERAT NECK, L. l.. 1861.
@I hay, used this Pump for one summer and winter.
exposed the northwest wind coming over Long Island
Sound, icing the coldesl possible exposure, and a
time did II reczc, nor were We unable at any timo to
pump water With great ease.
II. B. McILYIAN.n-
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Wines and Liquors.

ALL kinds Of CHOICE WINES, COGNAC
IA BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN and the BEST
'WIISKEY kept constantly on hand.
If you desire good article for family use 90 to
= D. F. McEWEN
I will sell finc article Of bourbon by /. c gall
Ion at Augusta prices by tho barrel.
Mar 27 If 13
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
1H -
James Dodie, and.
Nathan Bodie, ct al.

David Bodic, Admir-, ct al
sT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Tie nefen-
L dants, Danl Lo,sonl acke and bis wife Mary,
--ParGue and his wife Elizabeth. Gi'bcri McCay
and his Hiie Margaret. rsarce horton ard ,le
chilartn of Elijah 1ioiic, .ec'd, vbcse rames
and number are Unknown, reside b.ytpd the lin
II. OF this State. On motion by Messrs Ahrey &
Wright, Comp. Solicitors, 1t s Ordered that tho
said Drierdauis appear within three months from
The publication hereo', and plead, amwer or de-
mur to This bi!', or ju'gn cnt will DO rendered
against them pro couftsso.
z. w CARWILE, C.EE.D.
Commissioners Office, Feb l2 3m I
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'acASprrper NINE, n. c.. June o.. 1sfs

JD WEST Co.-Gsnts: The Pump which ordered
ior our mine is received as put 10 work in or uHirr!ay
shaft. which We aye sinking. We find thai "ne man wn
with ease, m fifty gallons per minnie We lifted In three
and half hours al the water in the sld, which lncn-
.res twelve feet and thirty feet deep, and was
full when we commenced. 1t answers our expectations
IN every respect. twill Go great service with iut trns
- Kl.nR
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State of South Carolina.
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
W. Tenncnt. Adm or. de lonis non

IN EQUITY.
W. Tenncnt, Adm'or., de 1onis mou
cum. test amer offs. Christie, decd BiUGor
rs. Account 6:
William P. Butler, Settlement.
r. T. Minis. ct al.
EpY Virtue Of an Order cf the Court in this
Nd case, oil and singular Ike Creditors OF SIM
EoN CHRISTIE. deceased, arc required to pre-
sent ard prove their demands before the COM
missioner in Equity for Edgcfeld District, en- or
before the first day of May rcxt.
z. W. cARWILE,c E,c.EED.
Com'rs Office, Jan 30, 1864 2nr5
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O" ~
e E8sG00.G
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention 10 Tie fec, of its being the orcina
and Largest Gin Association In the country. We are
therefore enabled TO send FISEE Go0Ds, snd give better
chances to obtain III. mare ralmaLe 3rres Than any
other establishment of the kind The business con.iu-
ucs ,a be conducted In fair and honorable manner
aud large and greatly increasing trade is p-oof that
DIR patrons appreciate this method Of obtaining rch
aud elegant goods.
large number Of valuable prizes 10 a parts Of tn. conn
lry Those who patronlze us will receive the fu value
Of their money, article on our list Is worth less
than One Dollar retail. and III re are no bani:s
Parties dealing with may depend oil having prOlnp
returns aud the article drawn will be Immediately scr,
10 any address by return mail or express.
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
prizts from the Eureka Association, and have kindly
iilowed the use OF their names. many other names
nigh. be published were VIC pcrmtcl
Andrew Wilson, Custom House. Philadelphia, Penn,
Oil Painting value, S0r; James lIarssG1ea, S2l Broad
way New York, Oil Painting value. 800; e. F. Jones'
Garrett Marshall Co.. Kansas, Iclo,eon, ralup 5000 ]
Patrick j. EyrncS, Waterbury, C-, Gold Watch value,
sI2. f. Shaw, %: Ens, :lh Street Now York. Piano.
value 55n Mrs Chas j. Nevls, Eimirn y. y, Cluster
Diamond Ring value, s2n0: Mrs. X. Pennnypr, City
lIot, Nashville, Tenn, Mcplcnn, valuo S1.5; Oscar
II. Allen, Cn u, 1!2d Reg. Ind YOs Nashville. Tenn,
Watch value sS5: Rowland :. PatctsIn, Co. D. 10Th
iowa Y-t Volunteers, Oil Painting, value, $lGo; Mrs
Abbey J. Parsons Springfield. Mass. AIcoleon, value,
Iold Watch value. s5o: Mrs James Ely, III Wooster
81 cor Elcnkcr, y. " oil Painting. value, 800; Mrs
j. C. Coles Grand Rapids Michigan, Silver Castor value
$40; Dr. j. Il. Sinclair, no. Nam s., Utica, " y,
Framed Engraving. value, SIS: Hon. Lp'her Detnold,
Washington, d. O., oil Painting, value S1on.
Letters from various parties throughout the country
acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable gics iGay
lNas 0la nj nh nffIn Inn
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Notice.
DICK CHEATHAM

NXTILL stand the SPRING SEASON of lses,
Wv at Twenty-Five Dollars the Season,-com-
mepcng the 1t. March and ending the 2oth June.
. He-willbo at EdRefeld G. II. on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS and: WEDNESDAYS, and at DR..
John Il. Moblsy's on FRIDAYS; SATURDAYS
and SUNDAYS. lie will be on tho Road FROM
Edgeaeld to Dr.. Mobley's on Thursdays. .ANnte
for1he Se5 must;be gFyen nevcry. ipstapce, and
one dollar also must DO paid the groom
JAS. M. HARRISON,
80. Agentf"r THos, G. BACON.
:. Mar Ii Bun = II
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State of South Carolina.
DGEF1ELD DISTRICT,

EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT, @
IN EQUITY.
Vim. A. strother, Adm'or y Bill to call in Crcd-
ys. itors Iyis re ssa,s
sopbrOnia Clark, ct al. .. par'n. and Relief
EsY virtue of an order of the Court in this
AD cause, all ard singular the Creditors Of Can't.
WIN. f. CLARK, dec'd are required to present
and prove their respective claims within three
months from this date. Such ms fail to do so will
be barred from all benefit 6f the decree To be-
pronounced in this cause. ~; 81
2. W. CARWILE, c.E.r.n. u
Comm'rs. Office, Msr S, 1865. 3m l2
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VESTS IMPROVED PUMP
Anti-Ffcezins, Doubie-Acting, For
cling and Lifting.
THE RESrrI.

yVyuEsE PUMPS have new been in general
Il use, number of years, aud give better sat
isfaction than any other, and are recOmmendedus
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State. of South Carolina,

GV@1V Va Aouea Vo4 o1luoj
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Rich'd. 7. Parks.
vs. Bill to mako title,
VIM. D; Jennings, Cancel Mort, Spec'f.
C. L. Clair, Perf, DO.
W. l.. Parks and Others
1T appearing to my satisfaction that the Defen-
Il dants,-W. D. Jennings and J. A. Bass, are abb
sent from and reside beyond the limits of this
State, On motion by Messrs. ABNEY WRIGHT,
Complainauts Solicitors. ordered that the said
Defendants do appear and plead, answer or:demur,
to this bill within three months from the publica~
ton hereof, or in default thereof will be
rendered against them pro confesso.
y Z.W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
March S, 1866 Sm Ii
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J.D. WEsr &c Cove are pleased 10 state that the
Pumps we had Of you, about year ago have been in
our wooden factory about hundred and hy gallons
per minute. They work with but little power compared
with pumps have used before, and do not get out
repair, and are satisfactory in Ill respects.
DUNLAP PMANCFACTURING Cor
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"This may certify that have been using at my man.
ifacturc for The last four years Wess Improved Pump
now have In ";e three OF said pumps one Of which Is
Sunlays and has been running for The past Two years
Droouncc them unhcsitnily the best pumps that have
been Brought 70 my notice. having used many others
not easily disarranged.
New York, Oct ~, 1863. JAS. A. WEBB"
We have plenty more such certificates, but think
these arc enough. For Pumps, Hose, Pipe, &C.,
e nddrase or cnll nnnn
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THE BESrC
By CAPTAIN ERICSSON, and other eminent eng-
uecrs. We can refer to thousands using them, and
guarantee that all will recommend them. They
are more simple in construction, and work easier,
and ccst less than all others.
"Our readers will Aud the double acting, improved
Pump Of j. u. Wesi d Co.. one Of the bcsl in market.
II is very simple, works to charm. that any child
may Use il; throws steady, continuous stream, and
does freeze in the coldes exposure, and Is unusually
cheap. We say this knowingly and give the testimony
the propriciors"-E J. Eoe.ing Pos, July 1st, 1863
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State Of South Carolina.

B ]sS " III I LID OIO NIOIy
In EQUITY.
Robert Hatcher And wife-Perme.,
liza Hatcher, James Morris and
Lucy Morris, ct al, Bill for Par.
VS.. Acct Relief
,Alm'or., ct al.
WT appearing to my satisfaction tLat .ise Defcn.
Ill dapts John Hatcher, Martin Phillips and WIFE
Polly, BENZ F. Hatcher John Carpenter, .--
Hardy and wife Elizabeth, Benjamin Thomas and
- Powell and wife Lucy, reside bevonJ al
limits of this State. On motion of Eessr, snxnr
d WRIanT, complunants' Solicitors, Ordcred.tbot.
the said Defendants do appear and plead, answer
or demur to this bill within three months f,on
the publication hereof or in default thereof ipSr-
uent will be rendered against them pro conf.ss,.
z. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.p.
LED. 2Sl 1860. =. 3m O
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NEW YORK.

TIE attention of the Public and the trade is
invited to crr NEv SCALE Z oGTArE ROSE
WOOD PI.No FoRTEs, which forvolumo and
purify Of tone arc unr;vallcd, BY arg hitherto Of
fcrcd in this market They contaia all The med
crn improvements, French Grand Action, Harp
Pulnl, Iron frame, ovcr-strung Bass, &C., and
zach instrument being made under the personal
supervisioa-ef Mr. j. H..GnoresrEEs, who ha,
had practical experience of over s5 years in
;hcir manufacture, is fully warranted in every
particular.