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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17
The once Of Superintendent
Of Schools.

A member of the Legislature has made
4 motion TO inquire into the expectancy of
abolishing the Office of Superintendent Of
Common Schools. What the result of this
movement will be no one can anticipate.
bat that something should be done 10 in
fuse new life into our school system, all
will readily admit, for there does not seem
to be any interest taken in it by either
parents. teachers, or scholars just now.
Tie Superint endcnt travels through the
State and gathers up statistics that possess
some interest. bat all the facts thus gath
only so much evidence of needed reforms.
and Of a needed working spirit yet TO be
evoked. How 10 get the people aroused,
and 10 get them earnestly interested in
should be agitated in the school districts.
in the annual town-m meetings, and by all
public educators. and the Legislature of
the State. III our opinion no system yet
tried in tins Safe has answered so good a
purpose as Teachers Institutes" Moth
Ing has ever done SO much for our common
schools as these County Conventions Of
Teachers. Nothing has ever done 50 much
TO bcset in the teachers love for their no.
bic ca.liag as these annual gatherings
The whole subject of schools that is Of
the best methods OF ieaehing,-of text
books, Of the qualifications of teachers, as
well MS OF The duty OF parents and school
agents, in These conventions are discus seIl
and dwelt upon until their importance and
Significance art well understood and APP
preciated. A local interest and pride Is
thereby created. and the Importance of a
higher standard Of qualifications in the
teacher is seen and felt, and many of those
who have rusted in the service OF teaching.
either leave the business. or take fresh
start. The question in one way or another
is brought home TO the attention ofthc peo-
pie. 1t no longer remains forgotten OF
neglected interest. but assumes new and
grayer importance. Under our present
arrangement every body seems TO have
gone o sleep. The Superintendent passes
tui OtS sunny VI tiS WV hS va Wv
main lines Of travel. but nobody seems to
know when he does SO. or what is his bus
mess. saveit may be- the School Commit
tee. But we will not allow ourself to say
one word against the present or any for
,ner officer. it is only the system we would
attack. BY the Report for 1867 we learn
that the amount Of money that will be re.
ceived from the State Treasury for School,
FOR 1868, is $4,475. Let this sum and the
amount now paid for the salary of a Su
perintendcnt. be applied to pay the expen
Aes of Teachers Institutes IN each county.
Appropriate these funds. in some such way
rs funds are applied to assist Agricultural
Societies. But we do not purpose to indi
cate any plan, all re desire TO say is that
something should be done to revive an in
terest in common schools. and that We
know Of nothing SO well calculated to this
as County Teachers Institutes. Give Vi
back this system once more, and our Nor
NAL Schools will be overlooking with pu
pills. and the public. generally. will b.
stirred to new activity in tho eausa
of the poor IN ms college.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17
Jan. 10, 1856

We would call the attention Of our readers
to an article of merit, which is advertised in
our columns as being used EXTENSIVELY and with
the best results. for restoring gray hair to Its
the growth. called Halls Vegetable Siciiian lisir
Remover. II is u medicinal preparation, its
actios Is radical, and by its use the glands
which support the hair are nourished and
strengthened. Heat, irratation and excessive
Precipitation Of the scalp, which produce bald
ness, are soon cured by u few applications OF
thi, scientific compound, and it imparts to the
hair u rich glossy appearance. We have tried
il and speak from actual use.
Pennsylvania, Great Benz.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17
Fourth Annual Report Of the
Superintendent Of Schools.

We have received a copy of the Superin
tendent of Common Schools, through Hon
J. H. West. 1t is document of l4l
pages, and gives much valuable informa.
ton In regard to the school. of the State
We have been interested in reading the ex,
tracts of the several School Committee
reports of the different towns.
One enthusiastic School Committee man
thinks teachers are bora not made, or j.
made. they must .srs as bora. This Is
self-evident, not great discovery. In
orington the ees; aud the poorest schools
have heen those taught by females. Nos:
Of the reports complain OF pare2ss rnel'
ding with the schools ii the wrong way,
They take sides with the scholars, il all
lsAiessl,ies ia the schools, which is all
wnoag. But we canno, give extracts irou
all these Interest," z reports.
Hancock Couniy:
Population 1850, s37.7ac
Valuation s,5a0. ga OF
School money raised 1867. 2S. 266 y
More than the law required. l,274,.;
Amount raised per scholar, 30,
Amour, drawn from State, l.057.5s
Amount derived from local funds, 1902;
Amount paid for tuition, private
Schools. 2s9s OF
Amount paid for tuition out of the
State, l.2l5.O(
SCHOLARS IN ATTENDANCE.
Number of children IN Co., between
4and 81, l4.27,
Ne. registered in Summer Schools, SIS
i" Winter 9.l4l
Average attendance Winter, 7.3lt
Summer, G.5SS
No in Winter not attending in Sum-
rer 1871
No. Of children between and 81
wears in ,Ie State. 2l23o9
No. of School district. in Sta,d. $50
Aggregate expended in State. for
School purposes--lS67 S936,l3i. q
The Superintendent gives a full account
OF the Eastern Normal School at Casiine.
1t will be Burning shame ii our people do
not take hold of this school and make ii !.
highly successful complement to the Farm
ington School. The report says:
The number of pupils in attendance
has been thirteen. first session. but other
applications were made by those not pos
e,sing the requisite qualifications. No'lis-
appointment has b Ten entertained by the
Principal. Mr.. G. L. Fletcher at the small
number. (rhe number has doubled at the
second teIm.) lit will be-" says the SUI
perintendent. source of deep aud lasting
regret if the number of pupils do not IN
crease. in ratio like that which has favored
the Western School. - The eastern
part of the State through its representa-
tives in various ways. ami aided by the
views and judgement of my predecessor.
solicited the favor. The citizens of Cas-
tine made the generous gilt OF the ediiiee
for use. and have placed in good repair
with all its conveniences OF apparatus and
village library SC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17

ECapt. L. W. Conner Of Sullivan an eX-
perienced ship builder, is building tine little
yatcht for member Of the Boston Yatcht Club.
This little craft is 43 feet long, l2 feet beam,
and has q draft of water Of 5 feet without Il
ceutss board, but will have an iron centre.
board Of q feet depth, additional. She il
s.l,eorer rugged and beauty every Szy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17

coxsrARut,AnY ExPnNsEs.-The Al
-. s,.rr.s,s,nairnt of the gPhiy having ex'
ssmined Constable Nye's Report, says; ,u
A' the whole expense q the constssai.ry fso On
.,',;i al 10 ,hsSlose Is the year has been Sio
al; Of which 9s5 j. tor salary o. aepIhtGi Xxi,
xay lie balance for travelling OF sne SAM, .uh n,
o;,,,;,,r During thai period tas searches nave
.s. .rsic. ol which e.s were snees ;siuI'.L ,
, ner 81 ss;ians Kinds have been seized 70 !nt
s a Of AGO gallons, valued u sooSs' a"'
aVa collected 81 uuee
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ITCH, II CHI. -. lICH -.

ITCH. II CHI :. ITCH -.
SCRATCH gSCPATCH!! SCRATCH !!
in from 10 to IS hours.
Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton, ointment cures salt Rheun.
WheatOn's Ointment cure. letter.
Whcaton's Ointment cures bar bsy's Itch
Whraton's Ointment cures Old Sores
Wheaton's Ointment cures Every kidd e
uumor like Magic.
Price 50 cents y box; by maIl. 90 cents. Address
WEEks POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street.
Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Boston, Aug 9Th, 1867. lySp0
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WHY aUFFEts Iho M>OErs

When hy The u-c oi tire AYntca OfufEn eut ,or
can easily he ,u.'cd II "asr heHed ts"usa''@s hor&
burns, eu,, Chopped Hands, Roils,
Aura. rs, Warts, Itch,
Aud every co,nplaln, Of the Stm. Try II, ssr -
costs but IS cents, BE ,uTe 10 ask Sor
IAI.E,'- AltNtC'A ON NJ FN +
Dor sale hy all Druggists.
L. q. rerk, Asent Tor Ellsworth and yisisisE-
mosay
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TO CONsVMPIIyEs.

Tic REv. EDW ARD A. kkssS WI send free
Of Charg' to all who feSIrr ~, the perscilI ton
VIII the dirccuupr for making and using tho
siuple- felacdy by winch he cured of lung
afcrtion aud tina. dread disease tonsnmpticn.
lis only object u 20 beneEt the afflicted and he
hnpc- ever. -afrerer Will uy ihi. prescription, as
}; coeis the unth :, ard may nrore blss Sag.
RlraSe sttire<s
nv ONWARD A. WILSON.
Nc les ssNh Second street, Wilian.sh.rsh,
NSN York
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EanoHs OF YouTH.

A Gentleman WHO suffered for years from Ner'
yous DEBILITY Premature Decay, and all the sheets
of youthful indscr etion will for tn' sake OF sun
ering humanity, send free 10 all who need II, tho.
recc and directions for ma king the simple remedy
by which he was cared. sufferers wishing 70 proas
dy the advertisers experience, cai DO 80 ~ a.
Dressing, in perfec confidence JOHN u. OGDES
4: Cedar Street, New York,
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DIR, r. X, TAYLOR.

No. y, HANOVER STREET., II ps-ToS, has for -
years, Ia addition TO his general family practice
gwen special attention ia the treatment VI all DIS
eases oil the laoozl. Urinary aud Reproductive or
gsns, and all plants peculiar 10 women. Good
accommodations provided for patients prefer to
reIaan III The eity during treatment. slS2
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CANCER. scRoFuLa, &C.. CURED.

"a Persons afflicted NTH Cancer stromla
Tnmors EruptioHs. &C, are CURED by Inc ute
DIR. GREENS
ELECTRO-MEDICAT BATHS,
and Indian Vegetable remedies which cleanse tho
hinnd of ali Iiumors, Mercury, Lead, &C., and re.
store bea th 10 invalids afflicted with every va
riety OF disease. A book describing Cancer. Scrof.
MA Uumors and other diseases, with their prop.
er means of care, may be obtained free at the
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or by mail. Address DR..
GREENE 10 Temple place. Boston.
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lNFnR NJ ALTON.

frforns'irn Guaranteed - prsisse iryuri' n
grow III nf hair ap.o bs,i hras -r ~ diess IL y
also = e,ItSr Ibv al ST fimpics. Bio ecs.
-rnytioas etc. the .kit, leaving The sRmc son
Gle and beautiful, lie Cbisined " . loUs
clars l.. addressing
TITO. ,. CHAPMAN, CItKNrsr
w Hrondwav. y ~ Yor X.
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p P 9

Try box of roLANDsS PIANTAIS ONT
NkNf. The best >alyt IN the world. Take no
other. but insist on has ing this.
FOR sale by all Druggists and corntry dealers.
pR. J. ". fOLtD, Manufacturer.
tSes A9retistmentl
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English Gin.

punstcr.s old London Gin Is not made IN Eng
land but is distilled in Holland expressly Tor tho
Mes.rs Dunste by peculiar process. Sold in
mis- country only in bot.les by druggists and gro.
Gers ever, where,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17

"A Boston paper thinks the reason why
Gs,iah MAS .astonished when David but him
with sioue. MAS that such.s thing rrxer en-
trrrd his head befcN.
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5pctlal Notices.
It is Pure.

II you are in wan; of bottle OF real good old
fashanci Gil- 60 and get some of uns tiers Lon.
don Dock Tin IL Is the best 10 be had at apY
pr!ee. loui 8 ocer apotheeary has 1t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

Tho splendid Hair Dye IL the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-iiarmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridicuious
TINT Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the III
elects of Bad Dye. lnyisoraies the hair. leaving
II soi, and BEAUTIFUL The genuine is signed lgai'
an 4. BG.cheior. All others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. sold by all Druggists and
FsrumeTs. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17

To Co4eEsPoNpENTs-ADc communications ssd
all letters Of busincs. with this office, to rec'lso
early attention, must he directed to the EHsictr.a
Hmericun.
The American is the only paper published in the
Comfy, and has large circulation amoung the
most thrivin. citizens Of the County. Will our
friends in the several Town. send us local Items tor
publication Nothing helps US 80 much. All the
marriages, deaths. accidents launches of vessels,
building OF schooh0uses and meclinghouscs, or
ANY other local items oi interest
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SNOLANDER'S EXTRACT B((HU
ALL KIDNEY DISEASES

RHEUMATIC DIFFICULTIES
Price 81. Sold everywhere.
ia. BURLEIGH. Wholesale Druggist, Boston
General Al ent rnMarch,8
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$<S%,

y god story i> toll of hoo,h,ack,
whose cnc,g ;cS were taxed hy TIC huge
shoes Of Il liiva,c. jus, returnr'l !rou The
war. The ,lc hll,w, knc,jirg down,
looked over his shoulder 10 Il con,udc
and cxr!ain,cd: "I.cnd me some spit jim;
We got an Amy contract"
At 4 rcr",t hap,i<m in The Platte
River, near Rochester, Missouri, q man
named S'ci hess died suddenly, nS he
WaS being carried np the bank. 1T j.
supposed that he bad the heart disease,
md was Etnlly chilled by the complete
immersion.
Punch says: "Womcn are said 10 have
stronger attachments than men. II is
cvinrcl in little things. \ man is often
attached to m old hat hut did yon ever
know oI n woman having mn attachment
for an old bonnct ?" Echo answer,
Never -.ts.ts. I'M. fr.1 f>.....,l :
"rhcrc is one kind o'Ship I always
steer clear Of" said IN olh bachelor sea.
! captain; "and thnt's courtship, cause on
that ship, there's always TOO mates and
no captain"
The 'nmains of atrcn persons have
he2n found near tavern in the vicinity
Of Bunker Hill. Illinois 1t is snppos,d
that the keeper. who was arrested. has
hccn numbering guests for wears.
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Scene at a Horse Auction,

Au;tionccr on the block shouts
"Bring forth the horse" Enter
two attendants leading, or rather
supporting, u dilapidatcd equine
specimen two weak and cmaciatcd
TO possibly walk in withou, assis.
tancc:. lie has Il head like a bass
viol, his backbone is too sharp for
oven chickens to roost on, ananot
) hairs enough in his tail to make a
fiddle bow. There arc lunches
big as watcrmelons on his knees,
land CUTTERS down bis side to carry
off the rain water.
. Auctionccr-"Ah, rcn,lcuon
here We have u 6no snecimcn or
that noble animal, the horse. I
sometimes think that tho horse is
in n way rclatcd to man IBv.
standcr-..rhis horse is a dcvilish
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U a. IL, ], O. .

NO. Peruvian Grnno, Sol Fer ton, in
gold, or its equivalent in currency.
Bruces Concentrated Fertilizer, in bar.
r"lS, per TON, $50.
Pure Ground Bone, in barrels, per ton.
:in.
Bone aud Meat, in barrels, per Ion, :33S.
Fish Gnnno, in barrels.
ALA Vel, Guano, $2a. 49,.
Mia Nr!a Phosphate, in BAG, $50:
Hr"Ind Plaster, prr 'harrri IL T., '
Swan Island Guano, in h,I, or barrels,
;3i per ton -
S":nHhha'r o. Soda, i" i:.rrri., per tor, $40.
Eolnh.r rA'.i'r G,An", $50. ..
Best :;np"rhAo: :phntc. containing tn,, Der
coat. soluble phospioric acid, aud three
per cent. anm"nia,e epnt up in bags or bur.
rcIs. Price $55 per ton.
Cuban Glann, from caves, contnipinr-
besides the usual phosphatcs and organic
l'Iatter--iire to six per cent. Of nitrnlc OF
potash. An excellent appIicntion for po.a.
toes; toh"cro, cotton, etc. I'ricu in bags
S35 per ton.
South Carolin" Phosphate, ground aud
put IN bagsor barrels ! '''
Navas*a Gnano, by the cargo, in III en-
or ground -
For sale by
.. .u GEO. T.. WHITE.
$50 Front Street, n. y.
Oct. If 10 emo.
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driving, .ia:=woloomc Ito take and

HiDg,aia:=woloomc Ito take and
try .shim3yBystanFder- soap.
grcaseT1 Hois warranted not, to
jR.Wl whontbitchedi1,ip the%aat.ablc,
|ElIQstlor Cor wbeh;b clied.ih tho
:8agon'] snd ctNanMsgo e. silhgle or
apublc#% CBystandqe..'A- e..A rs: W ould
go bcttorI$withIa IhorseSo0Scach
eide tofRold him.op2l Gshtemcn
do hear an oflcr2 If yo,Edon't
want him now, you could easily
.4lisRQssd <''or him Ion n cavalry
horse in tho next war. ITo may
bo;sopSidefed tho he ;plusualtru Of
~ horse [BystandEo,r5- or5-7'Yes, = the
hnoch-hnce Plus ulira,'] What am
4 otfercd?' 49, Fa' "''% .
a voicc--";Srvrntv v-Gvc cents. I"
AStetiouc or" Sold ,, '>tL;&!
The itldcr cries ''sold," and then
all the people raise up thrir voices
and cry >"sold": also'--CiAcinnott
Times. r..
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Notice..

will cell at thc !atc residence Of John l..
G'nsgow, decd, on tho 10th day Of Dccem.
Der next, thetiollomins property, TO wit
5 zinc Mules, and | linc Horse, IS or
90 head Of fine Cnttlc. 6 hend of fine
Sheep, 10 or so head Of fino Hogs, Corn,
Fodder, Shucks aud Peas, Cotton, and
Cottdif Seed, | four horse Wagon and
Harness, two horse Wagon, | Buggy
and Harness. one double sctt Of Buggy
Harness aud Tongue. ono sett Black.
smith Tools, ! fine Watch, fine Pistol,
Shot Gun, Plantation Tools, Household
lnqd Kitqhen Furniture, and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
Tcfn,s Of Sale 'Uash.t y I" hnE'j
FANNlES. GLASGOW, Adm'x.
Nov. ] i &c 3t,AiE5"H'i'.
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y OK. Is ~ 81.

The State Of South Carolina.
By John I. Peterson. Probate Judge Of New.
berry County.
N"e;%ns, Thomas PHILIPS has applied 10
me for Letters Of Administration. on MI and
singular me goods and chattcIs, rights and
credits Of Mary X & WhIimirc, laic Of the
county aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore 1o cite nnd adm0ni,h
all anu singular. the Kindred anu creditors of
tie said deccaS' d, 10 he and appear before
me. al our next Probate Court for The
said County, to bc holden 1T Nrwbcrry Conr,
House on tie 7ih day ot Dec. next. to
show cause, if any, why the said AdmniS,ra.
tol should no, BIZ ernn'cd
Given under my bnnd and seal. this 23rl
day OF Nov, in tho year OF cur Lord Que
thousand eight hundred and sixty.eisht.
John IT,. Peterson, =. j. G..
Nov. 25 dS 2t
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: .
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Of Real Estate.

In tho United States District Court-Dis.
trict Of South Carolna--ln Bankruptcy
In the matter Of David kih!cr-Bank.
rupt.
BY order Of tho Hon. George S. Bryan,
Judge Of the United States District Court,
Tor the District Of South Carolina, | will
sell ut the village Of Frog Level, on
1h"rsd"y, 81 tag Of December Ac,rt,
TWO LOTS OF LAND,
Situated in said village Of Frog Level.
One containing, Que and threc fo,,rths :
w acres, more or less. Aud the other,
combining thr"r ionrthS (D Of an acre,
more or lcss, b"longing 10 thc estate o..
David kib!rr-Bankrupt.
Terms cash, purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers.
JOHN 7. PETERSON, Assignee.
Nov. 10 i6 81.
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In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES-FOR TIE DISTRICT
Of South Carolina-ln Bankruptcy-In tho
Matter ";' William Summer n bankrnpt,
\ O &c William Summer, who has
tren "djndgcd Bankrupt, on his own pc
.i'on, having. filed his petition praying his
final discharge, MI creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons in
interest, arc hereby notified to appear be.
fore the United States Court at Columbia,
In said District, on the 9th day OF Novcm-
Der, a. D. 1868, at | ! O'Clock a. ~, to show
canSc funy they have, why said prayer bc
not granted. ...., .,.
And will further take notice that second
and third meeting Of Creditors In this case.
will bo hold at tho Office Of Henry Summer
Esq Register Mt Newbcrry G. H.. on Tues,
day tho 9th day Of November, at II O clock,
A. NJ, ..
By order Of Court
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk District Court United States.
nov ~ ~ 81 For Sonlh Carolina.
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A SSIGNE EE'S SALE
or Real Fstate

In tho L. S. District Cour,-Dislric, Of
South Carolina--ln Bank-np,cy-Iu the
matter Of John ". McCnnts-Baukrunt
Hv order Of the Hon GEORGE S. BRYAN
Judge nf the U. S. District Court, for tho
District OF South Carolina, sill sell. NJ
Ae"b"r'y Court House on
4Hond"y tie 7h dag Drcembcy ncrf
TWO TRACTS OF ;.AND,
situated in Ncwbcrry County.
The Gibson or home tract, contoin;,o ann
Nonr hnnhrrh) acres. more or less, bounded
by lands "fJ. O.nnd Il q Misses Trrt,ibsrc,l's
"rorGe Feitman, j.. 81. brooks md others.
Thc Darby tract contains 200 two hun.
drrd) acres, more or less, and il bounded
by lands Of The Estatc OF 4. Sondlcv, by
the Gibson tract, George Blair, and others,
nnd belonging to the Estate Of John W.
Misunderstanding ,,... ~ .,
%. Terms Cash. h.--Pnrchascra to pav for M.
pers md, stamps. JOHN Y. PETERSON,
Nov. IL 46 3t. ',n y, q Assjpncc.
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The balance Of the Real Estate
AZ IliGlrn IDl,
ASSignccS Sale.

~ order cf Hon. Grn.:c S. B,van
Jnl-r "f l. S. District Cou,, for Dist
Of South Carolina,
| will sell at Newh rry &. H., on
MONDAY, SALE DAY,
IN December next one hall interest IN q
tact Of land, containing
1877 ACRES, more nr lc*s,
h"Iong'ng to Henry Summer, Bankrupt,
tl!c other hall interest belonging to John
Mathis. Ibis land is in Ncwbcrry dis.
lic,, and bounded by lands Of John \
Killer and others.
Terms cash, purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers.
DANIEL II. WERTS.
nov IL 10 4t Assignee.
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C:a'rriiayg!e'aa!nfHd1. and. Buggy
:. :. !. T. A A:G'(:;g':EO(R1sl,;7X5E!sS:' G; O(1 !, Rl,75ES'
j. TAYLOR g. C0:ym9an

~ s.r. :, b.. NI. TEl fSl9 " i*}Ii ,I"ySrko
= Will'keep. constantly ON hunt a,good as..
s6rtmoht Of fp6, BuaGlEs '6fCtht afH6W an.
proved stylcsn ,ohq' patNsbS!tthsxn rs! : Se1SfNtning
lightncss aud durability H''GIU3Nae, @&it1rdcSs'
Eght Rocknwoys, and piaufa>iiM Ghgtlsges.
Pheqqtons, Top and no TOP 1}ugGlqss &Ss
=; Old Carriages and RuggIesren0yated and
made to look as good.as Hncw:tasRepairine
done in tic best manner hnd'ntI fcns6tabie
prices, a,id all work csti,natcH on ,beiore it
is repaired and II copy givei''to our 'd6usto.
mcrs. Specinl attention given to repairing
fine Carriages md Bugses, which, il impor.
tan"to consumois. Freight will bo paid ono
why, when sent by Rail Road, @heM,.thc re-.
pairs nmountto oycrSlo0. We usc nothing
bu. the best materials that capbe bpYleht, and
are S wiling to rely on the merit 9foat york Tor
nation Of our work and assure. the public
that we can bnild the SANG class work as
cltrar it not cheaper than we calil Import IT,.
All of our work is Warranted Il 1'ii
Our Factory is near The Depot. :" 80
' Nowbcrry, 8. g., March 25 ,13,fy..H"1