ocr: LIVER/ AND SALE STABLE. unJer-it:.- i !- - | nveha-ed the stock h.reI tofore cn.p >v. 1 !.y ( < '.. I. I*. ,* an,; hi"* fri a I in tt|j- v'\u'iy and rinn;i^ni; i,.T?n*! \n%\ tn.?t v.v ear.;* n \ ?h? r. ! -Timlin rear of G. K it i-ch; : !'s S- , . .he l?.i-'n> ? * of 1, wry n.i>l Sale S.able. a :il. dep.* v.:it. . sai'.v prepared r'.t'j \ ?V8'?U i\ fni'iiUh ?< . :vwi ii! , . warning: 1 wiii liiiv . ' ,y ov convey travel lev;- '.y nev * a.el : < Luti i i. 5?kJivi;its, an;, 1-0.1 point. II'.!? lot* aio sufficiently large cniM-' hioi to extend every ere nuuodntion to i he- = dlcits lYoni th -in a call before putting up 1 1 y . tiering for the public service a first-rate stable. :t.: 1 by ilie stiictost attention and an earnest endeavor ; . pi a--* on his part, the undersigned ln-pes to d- * o-v :i'.i-l receive t generous nv>a*ure of pub- < lie parr.. ; lie will at all times i?c found at rho or at Mr. Hatch lord's St .re. , S. W. JACKSON". Oe 3 30 Siu Commissioner's Sale. In Equity .?York. Christ'u't Wylie and other*. ) vs. - L>;11 for I'iii tition. J. It. Wylie. ) fN" ..bedienee to the order of .he Court of K.prtv. ' I T... . i V-.". i ? " 1 a lil'l'IO 111 lit-: li' ''If f.l" . .mil'- I . in. i I'Xii'?. j.r.Llie \ <>rk Court il'ii.?p ?iii t!." 3 ST B \ \OV{:)iiSKK ne\r. :i tra.t ? 1' i.m i j:?r t'? tin* est a: V. i i .11 U v lit-. ilct-PU-'O'l, -it in Y..rk l>.si:ie\ on i i' waters of T- 'l's Folk I'm*!;. hniu:' ! by 1-1 . i? ot .! oil S. Iir:itl"ii. ,?ii^u-Cii? >iu!i/e, W. .M i" '' ami o-Jiov. ciiHi.iiniiio 1*1 UI1IX Tn.vs.?r (>ii cnon^ii to j.iiy tli< o :<ts of tiiisiik : t'li' hi lance on n croNt of' twelve in >iiths. w * i i:i'ti? t l imit the lay of ! ?. j-nu'lni-ti ? to j?" ' > ami two i sureties. L. MILLElt. v. k. v. m. I . ii:iii-?ioi:.T%-Off; e. I ('?|) Y-vkville. Oct. 1. 1, :V.> ~,t Commissioner's Sale, In Equity.?York. Wyl> I.. I hi i ) -. Trustee. ) |?;1! Pa: titioii, :i?: 1 i.exi i'r;? ml of :'i/i M. Vl-ft'ii, } S.i!" of trust j.r.jnity vs. (I r_'C Steele ami others. j an 1 it< ii. f. ;1 N oh- li.'tice to the ov'ler t!n' (V.iut fit K'|tiity. in ; !e in the above stiit i e is1. f w'tii exjiose t > j o 'i ale ai Yo.k Court ILk-p. on the 1ST 5IO\I>lY 1\ \OVCllBC? ; .if '"t in Yoikvil'.e, on I.-hertv Street. l:n >v-i. ? ? (?Ll? l?.\VI 1>S?>N" LOT. Imiuii-led by I lls . f I. M Mrs. .\na IVhit ami l>r. J. F. Lin :i . .lit 1>.\ t. II.\ I.I- lii-.. T K R >! ? . . h enough to ]>:?v the of thi- -silr. tlio ' a! of the purcha-e money i>n r. eve iit of ni:e ami ; < \e-tr<. with interest from the Jar of -tie. j.ur r? giv* homl ami two gooj .sun-ties mala t. . *_.! r of tlie prcm>c>. JN<>. L. MILLER, c. r.. v. ... ?' Office. j ? V .kv-lle. Oct. 1. IS-nfi. j SO ulOOTS! HHOI>!! IX4TI1ER! I!? E i T umhr- gm-J re?peetiii!!y iutnrtus the ciii/ - V ol: Distriet nti'l tiie -urrounJirp country t ! - An hamlON'E HUNDRED pair of BROi AN*: a great vniiety tf Shoe-, 0 i:t i i.'- S!i >-s -iii 1 Boots. Leather, Harness. Sic.. j?r?* iiJTi'rel for sale at low ci-li prices. Goo 1 ! If' !< * 1 he taken in exchange- ui ca-h rates, .".t :-ir -i v. three mile- UN -r of K..enozt-r am] U ml'e111-1 of V- rkviile. He especially invites the atiou' t. firmer- t . !iis stork, an 1 asks them to oxatain i:i- -unpiies before purchasing. F. II. BROWN. York District. Oct. 4. 1 SV>. yO 3ni South Carolina?York District. , '.V TIIE COMMON PLEAS. ! J. McEIwee. Jr.. vs. Jeremiah Howell.?Attachment. WVIIKRKAS the p'aint ff JiJ on tlie Cth Jay of ?? S"pr- inb'-r. ls">. file hi? Joe'arati'.n nguiii-t t!. J> . a ' int. wit-, '.i- it i- sai-I) Is a! cut from anJ j v :t " ti- limit- of t!ii- State, ar.-l has neither wife n r :*: ??-.:?y known within the same, ttp ?n whorn a j c -py ?>f -aiil tier!ara(ion might he send: It is , j t : 'ore OrJored, that the >.tiJ <1- fenJant Jo appear n.:J j.leaJ to the >aiJ Jcclaratioii. on or before tiie , \ 1 -;.i Jay of September, which will be in the year f I.m l one thou-an 1 oigh' liunJroJ at 1 fifty-six. be KING'S MOUNTAIN BALL. r> y TO BE GIVEN IN HONOR OF THE ANNIVERSARY OP THE BATTLE , r AJ o> l\m$ Hloantau, T l - ** s?w j favo at |and soil's som, j Ju3 IN YOllKVIUiE, vr\v i as li ON | r 1 UTO I'RIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1S55. pV'M ? ? SKNIOII MAS AO KR is an'1 tll*M r*r 1. I. l>. W!:?|. <!. w. Williams.IKsq. c!. II n. i?. Wall<v. ' ('."I. s. N. Si-.wv. a p, lad. It. ft. M. i uv. < Dr. .1. r. Lindsay. Tnrt. L. Mii'.i H. K. Adiokpy, ! \\". (. I I:nv-.i!i, K-.;. I'M. .1. 15. Ivlhn-'. l)r. .1. H. Rratt 'ii. ' S. Vuuii??l?!in.?l. l*N>'i. .11 NI?>U MAN A OKU."5. .T. 1?. Siin'l W. M.'t.jn. y 1>. II. W. II. Mol\.rkli\ ( L. I'. Ravnotr. A. ('..ward, j .(. (1. Lindsay, .1 un - Ma-nji, ( M. .!v i. vins, 15. If. M.??'VO. ( f. f. t'h un?icrs, I. N. \Niiiiors. ; K. 15. l '.isit?.n, T. I'. Aliisnu. | ^ fs-rf* Tin' L . lics of this and iho nnijRiWhi'.' Stn: in ntteni!*?iOO upon theCeIelir.ati.ini :iri' i'. >pc.tr.illy :nvif?-.I V. atten.i. r" I'i.'kk i? f:ri ho nhtniiu"! hy application : > > :?isy < I' tin' Junior Managers. .s S.-j.t !:; ?t J THE MILLS HOUSE. ^ST[[K IVoprlo.or returns lii< hearty ami sineitv a thanks to tlu* n::iiiv !Vi-m.<1s wii'i li.iv<1 f v?.r ? him with their patronage. s'.oe tlio n.Mii a .1" ' :~ m-wr nn ! thoroughly i'.trni in-1 h-to tlit* tir-t class Hotels of Ciiiirle-ton. ||.? take* ;>' 'is;iro in aniwmm-lng that tho Mills ll u * -.-. althonghjivw". a;i 1 1 in {jo-.,I u. !( ! . has hooit r< ("itoho'l 'luri'ig tho sunt- J liter, mill *? rctine-l as ; > ko>-p up with tin* <1> niamls of taste, comfort an 1 elegance. The arra ^ ?iiot:H f the ITouse. in all respects, m continue I. with j scrupulous ana unsparing rcg-tr-l t" the want- {'tin I traveller or the sojourner. .ami the tr tv.-lli ug pub'1- | are i-.-uroil ni aii tlio ao'-,?nini' 'l tti< lis a ir*.-c! i ? , South >ru Iliiits". a> tho u-n il a:i 1 c-n'M1*! e.l uric * ^ r m' such ! !. !>. The constant per* .ml .Mention a ml c.atv- "i tiio pi..prioter, are liotoW- 1 nit t ;o h-uise. I an h is ai'lo.l in ull .lopai tun tit.* by .ire v -ii tri.- ! an l Ipp. ..Vv'.'i .assistants t!::lt ! ;IY0 liunl*- liicm-oiv * favorahlv kmwn to t'nrnivr pair .lis. Tl!.?s. S. Nil KhiiSoN. .1 Charleston. S. C.. Sept. _'l. 1 * *?. ':> -.t ?' ' ' NEW BLACXSMifH SHOP. :; rSjlllll in. !frsigiinl have lea-o l tho -}; :? mown . - , 1 M'AI.KMIl'S Of.D STAND rooontiy <>( .n io-l l.v Sr. -.-'ni:.M .v Mi C'i'unoil1 <.n M ain Street. - j.^-it* t!. rosi'loiit o of Wright, whe v ti:?-v ire r?r*-: ar? ! _ to exeou?" ail kin !* of I5I.AC!\SMITHIMi. :n t!. x :iii.*r suii-ianf:al manner an l ? n ro:i*..nahli form-. pa^ Tlii-v are r?i-o engage. 1 in the Mannfaetnr at. 1 -a!.- I of PoR MAN'S I'ATKNT IRON 1'I.OW. tin- ho*t mi;, I'ii.xv r.ow it. u*o. ami whi'li eann-it sail to connm-ml y it* vlf to every intelligent tarnmr whog!ve? it a tri.:. T!:ey snsioit an' xaiuinatioii. nii'l wi'l I .e plea so. | t-> exhibit it to ail who may call. Tin y *oii-it a -hare ai-. i?" public p.itron-.go. " ? I.ETSoN. KiiTIIHot'!; : r . am Vo/kviiio Sept. 2 ? -.7 ti'. LANDS FOR SALE. FTVfK >iil?--,.ri?,er "iFers :< r *ale !..* pi.anta:'-n in B. V >rk I)l*ti!?-t. lyi; g on the main i i-l fi'-ni Kit. r.-.neastr-, vi'le i .Y??r'.vi !e. I 'intou - ? ; r; . v- . on miles 'if 1! -ok 11 ill Depot. Tl.-ro i- ' .. .. - f.,v half in cn'tivatioTi. with v<?i ient imj.i \ . . -;;cii a- UWKI.LINU HOl'SK ami no-.'?ai . .ii?u - ( lini'-. c ntuiuinj; Ai'itKS. w-.i wan -1. \iso 1 >_' Acres, ALL ft'dODLAND, about < m? m from the r pi >.-< . I will, in a IV w have ;Ul'' . % r 1. i ?!v. ei..:nr put 11 j* mi if, ami viinc fiftncu Acre- ' i(" ^fipvl. >ni<! !ano< are it-tml iV,r oorr>>n <,r rn. . i . ' 1.1 i iiar^iia^ win i e i.vi-ii. a- I :iin :?n.< -< w. !>, McK.\Di>i:y. Sci-t o* U STEAM TANNERY, 1 rS1!IK ui: l, r? :e-j- y iuin- the riii.n-s - >\ :. jL of Yci-'k au-1 the sumam ;ii- coiiinsy. ;5:. t 1 ^ ? ,a< now {'tit hi* new i!in?liiiuM*y ii:Pi ; or !.-i m4.v ? !. ?w ei'pijro-l i:i < i.tltu-ii: t a 1. >Yi! AM TAX S'KliV. in Y irkvii: . at the--i. n-I !' i-nuly ,,v... a- j, . , the McC*-y Tan-Yu: I." !i i- -uv.n.ie.l wish , ;i petes.' workmen nr. I all the nee? - iry ill ph ;n--t.-. ussl in a -1: -it while will ln? veacy t> - "?2 ;-iv at1 Viie Iiiah"*' pii< - ? vF.li j ii-1 ^ >' mi M?2 m^L A Li. A WD WiNTEK |j C DEVAGA & DeGRAFFENREID'S. '?? > Chester C. IT., S. C. UK Subscribers embrace this opportunity to re- yjjj turn their thanks to all who had the kindness >r them with their custom during the past season, rnrffl bog leave to inform them and the public, that Fob ; haveju t received from the Northern Markets, a hi r entire stock of ami | Fall and Winter Supplied, I eh, together with their former stuck, comprises ! 1U0J1 inndsome and extensive an assortment as any of- , d in this market. Tliey have spare< 1 no pains 10 ; fj(j jure every thing that ,m(j IS FASHIONABLE, being determined to sell at a small advance, rif hog leave to vilo all wiio arc inclined to pur- w.n* sc. to visit tlieir estiiblishmeiit. The following is .tinai >->1 nun* sk.ck : [icli Plaid ntnl Striped Silks. ,\ lain ;U).! Figured Black Silks. llcli Striped Mnive Anlitjiu- Silks. ft Hack ai. i (' .l.ivoil Slialks*. j] Black Bombazines and Alpacens. l nol and Knw Silk Plaids. ^1^ V?!miv1 and I Hack Krone li Mevin?v?. 'lain and Figured lnlaine*. ' dored ainl Black ( -u<iiiamf" alieoes ui'all ?iii:iiities. 'A '' Ml Ladies' Cloaks and Mantillas. I.are Satin and Cioth t'.loaks and Man- || i--. * , V??r i ii<) 11 >i:i: 11 :s. i??-rt '\\i>s and I'.ani'O'ic Worked Band*. <wi>* ai.'i ('aiiioric 1'1? unfile.'.-. ";l"' a?'..nci .- al Swiss lv!?int>:s and Insertiiifrs. Aviss and l'.anil>rie Worked Collars. Aviss and F.un'i-'c Ctnlci'slcevc*. iviwli srki'd Lac Collar*. j Thread Laces and Edgings. n:'i lack. Mid: > nm! CM..|(>d Kid til im *. ' ; . h Bonnet. N.'i-k ainl licit I5IM" n-;. aid .iddi-ivd an I Plain l.iucn ( . Ilandkorei.icfs. lack an 1 White Crane Collar* and Sleeve*. ' 'rinfed Fainne'* for Children. ' Id * and ML-*. * Il.*>ry. . C White and Bod Flannels. dank. 1 - ai.d Kc. >ey*. nad ttli* and Cas-iin^rc*. It ] ,inc?i*. I. iwn- an-1 Pinners. t< ;li tlifV Willi a Coin;c a.-s.tr;i:i.Mit tm, mu Mi)m2233#. I riwti'f. 11: : ? uci M .'.din *. Hats and Cap*. \ 1. a ii-'ciid a*-ft'!went '!' READY-MADE CLOTHING. KUKl.llV. A la:*-" and h.:n !- ni a** :-tni-nt lici t; -ivlc*. 1 w.tliiiiiny t.titer irtiidc* ii- Fan -v aii I l?n C d* d:..\ wld will ! ?Id .j,, for?*-i *!?. mntin t ? punctual cu t nier-. I?AVM?; \ >v Itc.tiRAFFKNUKIW. f(jY : S j.i. J7. :'.s :!iii * . - .. .... 1:2i VAi.r.\iiu: n-.i: 'ROPERTY FOR SALE. !l! i: SrsiiM*. iU-r iV. - . r :'> !. I'l.A N T \ *I >\". -iHi sIfiI f..nr - S . i.:: -.f \ :kvi!>. 1 ? ..? I'h::.-*? > u: i>;;. /- " ' mt.iin It ii! 1! i 1. Tin* tr.i.*' i!:i- " 30? : 'U half nl' wi.irli i? in n'rivtf :s. Tin*"isn r?.\|. it- :Hv iiimv. .Mii-i-ii; _ .;i? <>v. t- il i?-.\ j v !'! !.I (i!:I Hi.'..- .!i?I i>. t itu?\ IM) vnne.nt:. Ii Cril.- nil i ? !.:: It. ?! !? ii'l II il * t * ? A' t J .? If' f-Uco. tl.ot'0 :? ;l (OTfKORlARLC ?1. : < !. S ;l k?H 1 I ' ITS Ii :: Flit' j !- iV V .:?? it! 1 i! < -ii ?' '. . !.: { , , it- 1 1 ili'y. iV :ii:*i . iti.T I i'i..11-. , ... i! ; - V ? ?i:,v .!! ? .'.'i l;!r - ' ; , iii- < In' si;i to s?: r tiij: ps i^.a:a. :l ' :1.III iMll I:.1 I it . I? ... t I i i'l ( . , . * * ' * A.tli -en * !' :: I lip piviui; * *. t ; i\ m. liAi.isi: urif *i,r :!? NEW GROCERY SfORE, :r TaB K lOKKULSX DKPOT. s. .i. ki VKi:n i'A!. -v u.;<?. KSI'KiTl Ti.l.V in:" riis .! > '.<'./ i-. X . j iJi.-.iii-!. ! I. i' -hit a: ii._ >' . * ;.. l;t v > : K-ii i . -r.au . t- i i I . * J i; ' i.iA 1*; t!..? ! I - ; : ! ' *! *. K : . . w'.ioiv.- rii y irtv?> .?i !i. : .. . ?v. ... .1 ( , r U -is "ilc>! a! a.* a>ii?y a:vr ys \ nnz: y p:? .3i ;:s. * ); ' ii - 11 it 1 S\ 1' : 1 1 -: < < :t: '. . a ^ . tmrnm? WMS-aooM. TJIE undersigned lmvinjr again taken charge of * the CABINET SHOP, onl">?fe cli.:in < Row, near the Depot, respectfully calls atu-mion of iho citizens of Vorkvillo and the onndihg country to his stock of I1" U IIjST ITTJRE t 'l'lie assortment, both hoiue-mude and ot n nianufactnre in general?embracing such as Wardrobes; Bureaus - Sideboards: Work, . , Extension, Mahogany and Walnut Tables; 11 supply of Cane-Seat and Back Chairs, large i small ROCKIWJ (1ITU11S, tognny, Nursery and Arm Chairs, and the Coin- ' i article; Bedsteads of various patterns; and alii assortment of ihe finest Clocks ever offered in market, lie is prepared with suitable material the most competent workmen, to manufacture 1 C iKI.\ET ri R^ITI KE ill kinds, and respectfully asks all who arc in it of articles in his line, to give hint a call. J-'l*15AI.S will be furnished at tlis shortest notice. ' CiEtiRCK S. DOSTKK. 1 nt t?rt \ 1y HE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the public genera 11 v. tlntt he will attend to sale of all kinds of PKOWTE. MKRCilANK. Ni-itiROMS. STOCK. n'JlV'lTI'RK. and eve. ling that can be sold, at a rea.-oiible coiiimi- sion. business entrusted to him will be promptly at led to and immediate return- made. e vim urns his sincere thanks <? the citi/ons ??t* kviilo :iii<l vicinity, lor the liberal patmnajrc tofnre bestowed upon lnm, -v.d hope hy strict mion to business, to merit nt share a comiiii'c of the same. Aihlrcss. \'. K McllIJI \NKV. Auctioneer. Vorkville. S. f. ' ni:n:itrxiTs: ( ' '< <//..?W. l. n.uvsoii. J1..1. I,. Miller. Paul iatns. i .si.-, .? \. i,. IhiL-an x Co. .///( -/?I. Curctmi. .1. II. Vt'itiierspoon. ' / ' f?\Y. Irwin, i?. Irwin. '\I .I, ? W. .1. IvM'lllll. ..rkvi !e. .lu'y I*J1 tf ' The i h ster Standard. I'i rlicM ll.-r iM. I'n- , i-ic Journal ami Lancaster !. dt'er. will copy ! - dy. ami to! w ir ! ac m: -. Ml\S HOl.VTAIA (I;LEI5RATI?\. I * 4 1* '* " VSHIi: >1 ISO VIC ritlTKRXlTY. i 'i'i Anniversary <<f the Parle if Kin/- M n'ii i . ... A ..rl. I '.-'lie I. w 1 . i 11 J .,ii th J I ?.-t ev . i.i wi.irli I. \| \ t ?\ 11 I-!! \\ IT\ ?? 1 i i-l. A- :lti- ' . !. ii, .... tin .V ..f Pill;i;i i.uix;!'. \ . !l.-nh.i<,r:ui<l I...I i\i <i >!*? I : .? ' > . . -peotlully :l U ' I - i -r. u : i flip i'j.i ! > wlrrli in.'in' v ' i? I*! ?ii.t l" iu?M tiiiji i- . .! nT.?: ?. !'.\ "i i< ? : wr.\. n. i/. .v. v . I .1. ! : \\ K. II:I? I'. < !.? :,ry. . x.i i\.I . I/./ : i "J -it MARBLE YAP.I). IK Is. .r II 1 tl.f M il'Mi" ' V.irl F (* . S. \. >r< Wh. !;. eiii ' Y k I ; ! : I-. .ttiii i?ii:try. '. . v , . ; I . " iI ' . !' f;,!:ii:i l: i ?:io!!!iii!fiil;!l jrlaiblc iu'lorh. j . ."i r.J". : w-iykiiu ii. i . - ; v"., i "!" . .nit '.!;< |i>Wi'<l !. v.- i! i <ui \ : -. t.i tin* .it- , l: - ..|' 111. ''M iii.'i* !li' w i!' .1 \' v .ill | . ^1. ? -i I.: II: tOM H.sTOXK i !: 1 in - ' j i.i : .i ll. :ti ill- in.r j M ti-1 !< Y: '.iii'r w *.m I V .!!'r . ?i ' ore. ; L'.ii ' iiHMi ?I?*. J:;< IAi D IIAIIK. II ? *> 1 V I "C^aT?TEHSHEP. ... i'. I. r. \uiii?X. business ftotkes. MASONIC JMEETINGSi v a j PHILANTHROPIC LODGE, No. Yj/ 78, A.*. F.\ M.\ meets regularly on the ^ THIRD MONDAY" EVENING of each month. L. M GlUST, Secretary. A | AC KEY CHAPTER, No. R.\ A.*. 1YJL M.a. holds its regular Communications on the FIRST TUESDAY EVENING of each month. L. M. GRIST, Secretary. IBSO^V COI'NCIL, No. ?. holds its regain lar meetings on the FIRST MONDAY Evening in each month. S. W. MELTON, Recorder. T..I.. "i.? i o-r. itn i? ' m.> louv. 4. ;> x j DR.ALFRED CRAVEN, iUsibcnf burgeon: YORKVILLE, S. C. On the East side of Uio .Main Street, South of i the Palmetto Hotel." Jan 0 1 tf J. C. CHAMBERS, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, j YORKVir.I.E, S. C. OFFICK IN TIIE COURT HOUSE, ""?g Oct. JO, JO tf PAUL T. VILLEPIGUE, Factor and Commission and Forwarding Merchant, Art .'< )M\IO D ATT ON WHAItF, riMHI.BSToN. s. r. Jan ) I lv EDWARD MOORE, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, YOKKVILLE, s. C. 3ffico fronting the Court House, in the Jail Building. Will practice in the Histriets of York. Lancaster, I'llKvt.lf I'liillll lllil ( * rl i I'll i> 111 Jan ->j '? ly __ ? W. B. WILSON, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, YOliKYli.LK, S. C. OITICK IN TUB cnl'KT ItorsK, FKOXTtXfi TIIK BLBItK's HITICK. .March it) VI ly JOHN L. MILLER, ATTollNKY AT LAW. YollKVII.I.K. X. C. Office in the Court-House. Will practice in the Courts <>f York, Chester ami Lancaster. Afea .1:111 18 ll tf WILLIAM C. OWEN, FASHlONSLE TAILOR, inborty-Stieet. 2 Doors East of the "AJickes Building. V? ) UK V I I.I.I i. S. C. V" i lvi-r< plM'upi i v atteiuleil to. 'V'iijfl Jan "J") J ly SADLER'S NEW HOTEL, CliRNKlt <?r 1'IIAIH: ANT) TI1YON STIIF.KTS. t'!I MM.oTTK. N. C. March D'.? 1:1 tf aBfl iax ic i :ic^ Ahm <l'LiA TWiAlftTT! 4JW j nnt/ jj J i \> i-*" voiivi i.i.! ;. s. ( . t i'" >'" !?. * ! ir <!' i?? t'oiirt-lloiise. **?<8 iVh i;? r. ly PRITCHARD & CALDWELL, \i.i: ,m? III.; WI. IM:AI.kiis IN lies, HEIIClIBi CHEMICALS, GLASS, Paints, Oils, &a., X O :i. L 31 & V I T ?: K O W , MM't-.-i I K SAM.I ll's HOTEL, i 11.XK 1*111 11.. N.i. March :C' i- ly j V .1. I.oWItI K. J. H. KNXISS. LMYKIE & EW1SS, i.ririn iioalis, ?t;itionmi. ijHusir. WALL-PAPER, &C., i IIAKI.OTTF. N. r M.I roll -J'.t 111 ly .*?. W. IDA VIS, i M. ALL figffisa. giB-'ftfti iv^rr BSSg 'MW 1 A T the word of i 1l passage on the Railroad York and Philadelphia, and this market a splendid line of business. The firm their establishment and a more extensive, -t-tck thau ever before offered stock now opening, will be | the best quality of SADDLERY Harness Mountings of of all kinds; Whips and Carpet-Bags, &c., &c., &c. this Stock, and are confident offering the best qualities at give general satisfaction. As continue to fill orders for the w m.w ? miw-r*. liu.riEi of Saddles, Harness, Bridles ready to do REPAIRING at in the most workmanlike due to their friends and the generous patronage, and they to business to merit and of public favor. Call at the by Meek & Moore, M. Yorkvillc, Aug. 30, 1855. For Sale AUGUSTUS GUYNEMER, to an approved purchaser in the Town of Chester, Guyneiner and Daughter. very eligible and desirable on them an elegant Rooms, and a tine well ot any one desirous of conducting SCHOOL, these premises ami, as a cottage family very best inducements. 1st January next. For at the Shiiiiliii'd office, in in Charleston. July 12 27 Cm I AM just receiving at my HOTEL, a choice stock of which I will sell for Cash, they can be purchased ..I* SIUI U BEST RIO A\D New Oilcans. Clarified, Rico and Steam Refined Twenty Barrels New Orleans and Porto Rico Molasses. Fifty Sacks <?f Salt, Rice, can-. Pickles. Preserves and together with the usual variety March 2'J 12 tf VORKYILLi: 1 In order to correct the which are current in relation to the undersigned has been the pntrmis and friends of the have been effected the edifice during the vacation, will be in complete readiness of the next term?the first next. II. F. Yovkville, July 12 | <OM>llSSIO\ hereby notifies his generallv. that he lias this dav and GENERAL in this city, and most patronage ?.f his friends and (JAMES S. CHAMBERS.(i public generally, pledging iiis part will be wanting to give i Hiiro?South-Atlantic South Carolina. J NO. Aug 2ft 34 2m Wanted rev /AIV/A Bl'SlIELS OU.IJUU 4.000 bush. 3.000 " I'.dOO " 2.000 barrel- 2.(100 nound- J.000 " which fair market prices will S. J. Sept JO :17 tf V OT34 E,? VII persons the estate of JANE B. are required to present them Admiui.-iraiors the


Yorkville enquirer. [volume]

ocr: RIDDLE'S MILLS, ilHE Subscriber takes this method of the p iblic, that his MILLS having recently considerable repairs, aro now in >r.lcr for grinding CORN and \\ 11 MA f; lie feels lent t!.at Ik? can give full satisfaction to all hi in with their patronage. Ail ho asks is a fair trial. G. L. ltlDDLU. 9 31 . tf i

place_of_publication: Yorkville, S.C.


ocr: <OM>llSSIO\ BCSIXES8.--Thc hereby notifies his friends and the public that he lias this dav commenced the and GENERAL COMMISSION in this city, and most respectfully solicits the ?.f his friends and thoso of his father, S. CHAMBERS.(i and also, that of the generally, pledging himself that 110 effort on part will be wanting to give satisfaction. i Hiiro?South-Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, Carolina. J NO. W. CHAMBERS. 2ft 34 2m


ocr: SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL, PATENTED MAT 10, 1864. attention of Planters, Farmers, and in general, is respectfully called to this as the most important article of the kind now in use : not only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal for Stock, but Grits or fine Hominy for the table, especially Bread Meal from corn not fully ripe in the fall. In setting this Mill, no mechanic or frame work are wanted, only requiring to be fastened to a door or platform. Easily adjusted and used by any body, even a child. The LITTLE GIANT has received the first at the late agricultural Fairs of Missouri, Maryland and other States ; and that in the complimentary manner; as well as the most ready commendation from the thousands witnessing its performance. These Mills are guaranteed in the most positive against defects or breakage; and No., 3 to grind 16 bushels of feed per hour with one horse, and otferred at the low price of $65 all ready for attaching the team,?No. 4 at $75 20 bushels per hour with two horses. Manufactured by SCOTT & MOCKBEE. Augusta, On. THOMAS S. MILLS, Agent. C. 1855. 30 tl


ocr: l 1 J i v i IIOIiKVILLL above in the title of a weekly fiewj+pnper at llokeville, 1 Lincoln factory.) ?j. L'., at Jollar a year, it is the only paper, but one, between Charlotte and Asheviile, circulating in ten counties of westoru North Carolina, t offers a good medium of advertising to the ouimunity. Terms per square of lb lines: >ollar for the first, and twenty-five cents for ubscquent insertion. To Quarterly, and longer a reduction of one-third will be made, iaid quarterly. J. G. SCHORB, Editor Proprietor. March 9 tf


ocr: ~ ' . { ,, r WeeWy Carolina Times. i |.V or about the Wtli January we will copipiepce LI the i-sue of the WEEKLY CAROLINA TIM|.*, hich will contain, regularly, about twenty-live of reading matter embracing all news articles ?tu' oojitributious, tliat may appear In the ruily and fri- Weekly Times, as well as Urge mass l' miscellaneous contributions and selections, ruck s will prove interesting and instructive. It will be our aim to make the Times acceptable i the reading public throughout the interior, hence c offer it at a price remunerating to ourselves, as ell as to place it within the reach of all classes. As soon as the first number is issued we will a specimen copy to our friends, generally, and /licit their patronage and influence in sustaining our iterprise. n.rn trices. A club of :> will be supplied tor ^ | 00 44 " 5 4* 44 (HI 44 A. 1 A 4 4 4 4 ... 1100 .. ?< no " " ? no oo Staple copies $'2 pet nnnum. It will lie seen on reference to the above rates that e arc determined to place the TIMES within the ,tcli of every family. p- ii BUTTON k fW, Columbia ii. I1 J,?u 18 i! tf iVHil'VlNG P IPER.--1?A


ocr: EAVD FOR SALE.?Haviug determined to move West, I offer for sale situated in York District, between the waters of Catawba River and Sugar Creek, 875 ACRES, Seventy Acres of which is one River Bottom, which is in a high state of cultivation. On the premises is a good Dwelling and other outbuildings. Those wishing to buy a good Plantation, upon oasy terms, will do well to call on the subscriber, five miles east of Fort Mill Depot, as I am determined to sell. JOHN P. STEWART. Aug D 81 2m


ocr: ' ' J. N. LEWIS & CO. dealers in Fine Gold and Silver Watches, 'LOCKS of various patterns, JEWELRY of latest styles. Silver and Plaited Ware, Musical Instruments, Military and Fancy Goods, Guns, Pistols, &c., at their Store, YOHKVlIJJ5,S.C. Pay" Wntcliea, Ulnckit nn<l J? wclry repaired by potent Workmen. Jan 25 3 ly


ocr: OR CARIIOHIC ACID IO WATER, prepared in a new and improved ap The gas passing through a water chamber is thoroughly washed ard purified, making it a most summer beverage. The Ladies will please us many calls. L. P. BARNETT. Jul v 12 27 tf i


ocr: i , n J t I A DAMAIVTIKE CANDLES, SHOT, tm. LEAD, DRY GOODS, &C.?I have just received nvoices of the following Goods, expected to arrive lere in a few days, viz: Solid Black Prints ; Solid Black Ginghams ; Solid Hack Lawns; Buff Chambray; Irish Linen; Brown ind Bleached Drills, fine and iow priced; Ladies and disses Cotton Hose; Velvet Ribbons; Barred and faconet Muslin; Plain aud Dotted Swiss Muslins Ac. tlso: Bird, Squirrel, Duck and Buck-Shot; Bai Adamantine Candles, &c. For Sale cheap by JAS. ALLEN, Jr. 20 tf


ocr: , OT ARRIVAL! MESSRS. ADAMS Sc MCCORKLE, \XXOUNCK to tlicir customers ami the public tlmt they have received at their well-known -tnud, one Door South of Walker's Hotel, a large i and elegant assortment of .Sl'RIXH & SUMMER HOODS, recently purchased in the New York and Philadelphia Markets. They have carefully a rich and varied slock of FANCY AND DRESS GOODS, of the latest and most fashionable styles, to which they invite the attention of their friends, the Ladies. Their styles will be found unusually attractive and sufficiently varied to suit all tastes. They also ask the atttcntion of Gentlemen to their stock of MAliY-MAM CSOSSIie and Fl'RXISHIXG GOODS, which embraces a', of Gentlemen's wear, of the best quality and in the latest styles. As usual, their stock of HARDWARE is extensive and Embracing a large variety: as also their supplies ol all articles kept in a Dry Goods establishment. They invite their friends to call and examine their stock, and assure them that no effort will be to give satisfaction both as to quality and Yorkville, April 19, 18-35. 15 tf


ocr: i Ot'ISINE & MORPHINE, Iouide Potash, Iodine and Just Received and for sale by BA11NETT & WITHERS. April 5 13


ocr: 1 ' friends of corheliis Esq., respectfully announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector for York District. MANY VOTERS. Sept. 6 1854 31 tf


ocr: $ , { ti I 0 J * a d A d g II !] 0 ~ AVE TIME! SAVE MONEY ! ! SAVE TROUBLE!! ! lead this Advertiscnt, One and All. TO MERCHANTS, suraas Am ossm, [VAVING become permanently located in leston, 1 am prepared to do anything in the line f a general Agency and Commission business entrustd to me. 1 intend giving the greater portion of my me to the filling of Country orders for Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Hardware, Clothing, Boots hoes, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit, Liquors, Books, 'tatioiury, Lancy Goods, or any thing else that can be btuined either in this or Northern Markets, and iirough the arrangements that I have made with the ading Houses dealing in the above articles I shall e able to make purchases on better terms than the Ierchants or Planters themselves could; thereby not nly saving them the difference in the price of the rticle but also the necessary exorbitant expense of time nd trouble attending a visit to this City. I will also ersonally attend to the selecting, Packing, Marking nd Shiptnent of goods so as to avoid all mistakes and amages which generally arise from want of a littlfe tteution. In addition to the above I will also attend to the isposal of any produce that may be shipped to persons desirous of making Shipments of of any kind had better write to me and I will ive them every information as regards the Markets, lanner of Packing and how to ship them. From my >ng experience in a general mercantile business I link I can give perfect satisfaction to all and suit le most fastidious taste in my selections. Give me trial is all I ask. For my services I shall require moderate commission not exceeding ten per cent ac* ording to the nature of the business. DAVID M. GAZLEY. ffice, up-stairs 225 King St., Charleston S. C. r D 19. 0 II


ocr: j 1 ' THE FIRST PREMIUM of FOR PIANO FORTES. TIIE largest and best assortment PIANOS over offered in Columbia, is 3 ? 3 u be found now at the MUSIC STORE RAMSAY, 178 Richardson-street. Every PIANO has the latest and best improvements, are of the latest style, and guaranteed superior tone and finish?and are sold at prices to suit the times. Parties wishing five, ten, fifteen or more, can have them at a liberal discount. Jan. 6 1 tf


ocr: TITHE . singular, J ? fi jU p, \] SPRING- GOODS. 20.000 pairs or BOOTS & ron the < 5'PBMS TRADE, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At Prices which defy all Competition, AN1> AS TO QUALITY AND STYLE, They cminot he surpassed in any similar establish- ent at the South. Our Stock, embracing so {treat variety of Pattern-, Styles ami Names of lilies. Hoys, Mi-ses. Youths. Children ami Infant's DOTS ami SHOES, that it would bo too tedious cntion them here. We would therefore, invite you to call and examine them for yourself. 0 have also a pood assortment ef ' sole a\d i pper leather, rench Calf Skins. Harness Leather, for trposcs, Band Leather Copper llivets, Shoe-Lasts, gs, Tacks and Shoe Tools of eveiy Iso, fine travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, c., &c. The invitation is to nil. Come and cm, tit yourscit (pay lor tlieuij and taKc ray from BOONE'S, Boot and Shoe Emporium. JCsaf Hides taken in exchange at Cash Prices. Cliarlotte, N. C., March 20, 1S-35. 12tf wjj


ocr: 4 \ riOlTNTRY PRODUCE.?The undesigned iJ take this method to inform those that are to them for GROCERIES, Ac., that they will take THEAT, CORN and all other country produce, in ayment of debts due them?allowing the highest larket prices. T. 8. PAGAN & CO. 5


ocr: Removal. LINDSAY \ TIMt.MASSt>N announce to their customers an.I the public that they removed their estahlisiunent tempoiarily to the store formerly oeeupieil l?y them, "lie door North of HOTEL, where they are prepared to serve their friends a< tmual. They have tiow on a "oo?I assortment ot Drug's. Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, &c., ami all articles in their line -.1 the Lest .ptality. ami reasonable prices. * r? T TVliJ t \" i. r. i.i.\ i. L?. II. TIlO.MASSnX. Y.irkvslltf. M.ir. !. S tf ! : I : 1


ocr: MASONIC CELEBRATION. A / THE Members of CATAWBA VALLEY LODGE, No. DM), A. Y. M.. will celebrate the ensuing Anniversary cd' ST. JOHN", THE at the town of Morguuton, N". C., on the of June. An address will be delivered on the by the Rev. E. J. MEYNARD1E. The generally, and all Masons in good standing are invited to attend. A. MYERS, ) j. c. s. Mcdowell. Com. R. DOW WILSON*, j may 3 17 Gt


ocr: CONGAREE HOUSE, by WILLI AW HITCHCOCK & CO., the supervision and mangement of Mr. THOMAS E. BAKER, formerly of "The Charleston. The undersigned announce to theirfcfriends, and the travelling generally, that they have takcu charge of this anil well known House, and solicit a share of They intend to spare neither pains nor to render'it a FIRST CLASS HOUSE. WM. HITCHCOCK & CO. Columbia, S. C. May 3,1855. 17 4t


ocr: \irE AllE AITIIORISEU TO ? XOl'Xl 11 S. W. JACKSON, as a Candidate for the office of Tax Collector for York District, at the ensuring election. I 33 tf


ocr: ESTABLISH.!!EXT.?Messrs. CONN ELL 6: STEEDMAN, having shop of William M. Walker, in this place, beg to the citizens of Yorkvillc and its that they have made arrangements to carry on SHOP at the old stand, where bo prepared and ready to execute orders in of the business. JIOKSE-SHOEING done best style. A. F. McCONNELL, JOHN STEEDMAN. Jan G 1 tf


ocr: s^, lot sit j*OR SALE.?The subscriber offers for that part of the JAIL LOT on which the old Jail inds, extending to Liberty street. Being a 1 on the public square, it is a g??d location for bu? less. It will be divided if desired. W. A. LATTA.


ocr: m BOOTS A\D SHOES TOR CASH. W. S. WOOD. MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN MOTS, SHOES AND BROQANS. No. 186 Richardson-streot, first door below the Market, at the corner formerly occupied by G. M. Thomson & Co. COLUMBIA, 8. C. IAS now in store a large and well-selected of all descriptions of goods usually to bo and in a Sline St/?r? /?n?o5o*5?.? ??_ t? vi negro a reg iou ailed BROGANS, STITCHD0WN8, HOUSE SHOES, all classes, which are offered by the ise, dozen or single pair, at the lowest figures, Cash, also, Ladies' fine Black and Colored GAITERS. Ladies' id and Morocco Walking SHOES and SLIPPERS, om the House of J. Miles & Son, Philadelphia. al80, Gents' Fine Calf, Dress, Pump and Stitched BOOTS, ' his own manufacture, which are offered as above. N. B. The NANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT is rider the superintendence of an experienced and all work entrusted to his care warranted to ive satisfaction. W. S. WOOD, 186 Richardson-st., First door below the Market


ocr: J. N. LEWIS & CO. DEALERS IN 1 Fine hold and Silver Watches, of various patterns, JEWELRY of latest styles, Silver and Haited Ware. Musical Instruments. Military and Fancy Goods, Guns, Pistols, \c., at their Store, b YORKVII,LE. S. C. Watches, Clock- and Jewelry repaired by Workmen. Jan 23 3


ocr: h j j t SPRING GOODS. < 'in*20.000 PAIRS or IK)()TS & Fi?R run I . ^ spfittsG TfiAoE, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At Prices which defy all Competition, A Nil AS TO Ql'ALlTV AND STYLE, They cannot be surpassed in any sim.lar nent at the South. Our Stock, embracing so variety of Patterns. Styles and Names of .ndie?. I Joys. Misses. Youths. (,'liiMrci. and JOO'L'S ami SHOES, that it would he tio tedious m.-ntiou them here. We wouM therefor*, v invito von to call and examine them for yourself. Ve have also a good assortment of SOLr ANU I'PPER LEATHER. 'rench CalfSkin?, Harness Leather. f< r mrposes, Band Leather Copper Rivets. Shoe-Lasts, 'eg?, Tacks and Shoe Tools of every d Uso, fine travelling Trunks, Carpet B.gs, Valices, cc., &c. The invitation i< to all. (N ine and hem, tit yourself (pay for them) am take .way from B('ONE'S, B'?jt and Shoe Emporium. Hides taken in exchange at Oa.?!i Prices. Charlotte, N. C.. March 'ill, 1SV>. 12tf


ocr: I Sftcial fjtotites. : PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL, THE first semi-annual examination of the PRE- : PARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL, will take place at ADICKES' IIVLL, over Mr. Lewis' Jewelry Store, commencing at 0 o'clock, a. m.. on MONDAY, 28th instant. An exhibition, consisting of Elocu- } tionary Exercises, will be given at the Court House Hall on the 20th instant, commencing at 8 o'clock, | p. in. Parents ami Guardians of Cadets, the Town ' Council, Members of the Legislature, Faculty of the ( Female Colloge, Principals of Schools and the pub- j IK- Euurimiy, arc respectfully matted to attend. ?' '} M It , u ! PUBLIC MEETING. THE citizens {if York District are requested to ' meet at York Court House, on tlie FIRST MONDAY IN JINK next, to take into consideration the expc- ! Jn-ucy of celebrating the Anniversary of the Ilattle i ot King s Mountain, on the 7th of October next. A general attendance is cavno-tly solicited. May 17 10 td


ocr: tin Irn ',n (U< ilu tin j!1 tVE TIME! SAVE MONEY!! SAVE TROUBLE!!! ead this Advertisent, One and All. TO MERCHANTS, WLiSfSXt AID GSEBM, 1AVING become permanently located in I am prepared to do anything in the line a general Agency and Commission, business entrustto me. I intend giving the greater portion of my ne to the filling of Country orders l'or Groceries, ovisions, Dry Goods, Hardware, Clothing, Boots oes, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit, Liquors, Books, atioiury, banc;/ Goods, or any thing else that can be taincd either in this or Northern Markets, and rougn me arrangements mat i nave mane witn tnc iding Uousm dealing in the above articles I shall able to make purchases on better terms than the irchants or Planters themselves could; thereby not ly saving them the difference in the price of the tide but also the necessary exorbitant expense of time d trouble attending a visit to this City. I will also < son ally attend to the selecting, Packing, Marking d Shipment of goods so as to avoid all mistakes and mages which generally arise from want of a little tention. In addition to the above I will also attend to the sposal of any produce that may be shipped to mety persons desirous of making Shipments of proce of any kind had better write to me and I will /c them every information as regards the Markets, inner of racking and how to ship them. From my experience in a general mercantile business I ink I can give perfect satisfaction to all and suit e most fastidious taste in my selections. Give me trial is all I ask. For my services I shall require moderate commission not exceeding ten per cent ac* rding to the nature of the business. DAVID M. GAZLEY. lice, up-staivs 225 King St., Charleston S. C. Feb 15. 6 tf


ocr: ed ^OURFTRY PRODUCE.?The undesigned J take this method to inform those that them for GROCERIES, &c., that they will take HEAT, CORN and all other country produce, in" .yment of debts due them?allowing the highest arket prices. T. 8. PAGAN & CO.


ocr: , , MSK'SMETiLLli lit'U111,1 THESE Ct'FFlNS. n-jw ciain^ int.. jri iitM-ri! many sections of our country, arc <?T iclctl indole aiul out?arc air-tijtlit?free in in roi-luctioii of ilarin iio.< ami water, or the ftliuvia?arc portal >ic?liijrhlv orn imeutal. nit?re than the l.o.t wo.>.l-c<.Hi!is. These Oases will oe furnishcil !?y tlio sttli<criU'r ; Work-shop at <horr notice, lie a No makes linarv WOUl> COFFINS heretof.ire. THOMAS 11. SMITH. TorkvUie, o. IS jo. -1 tf


ocr: JEW ESTAHEISIOIEXT.?Messrs. CONN ELL & S'I'EEDMAN, having i shop of William M. Walker, in this place, beg nounce to the citizens of Vorkville and its they have made arrangements to carry on .ACKCM1T11 SHOP at tlie ? ! 1 stand, where II be prepared and ready t.. execute orders iu inch of the busiuess. 11 ORSE-SHOEING done ?best style. A. P. MeC'ONNELL, JOHN STEED.MAN. 1 tf


ocr: j tQl ja THE FIRST PREMIUM TtTA?TA TIATimTICI IUA JTXAXNV/ 1UA1LO. | -| , THE largest ancl best assortment PIANOS ever offered in Columbia, is J * 3 II be found now at the MUSIC STORE \I. RAMSAY, 178 Richardson-street. Every PIANO has the latest and best improvements, i of the latest style, and guaranteed superior le and finish?and are sold at prices to suit the times. rties wishing five, ten, fifteen or more, can im at a liberal discount, n. 6 1 tf


ocr: TXTE are now receiving and opening in addition ?? to our extensive stock of Dry Goods, Hard- ware, Boots, Shoes and Saddlery, Hats, Caps, and a great variety of Straw Goods, one of the most stocks of Spring; and Summer Goods, ever opened in Western Carolina. Our Stock, embra- ces so great a variety of Patterns and Styles, of La- dies and Gentlemen's DRESS GOODS, that it would be too tedious to mention thein. We would there- respectfully invite your attention to our stock, that von may examine for yourself, feeling confident Ave will make it to your interest. I BREM & STEELE. Charlotte, X. C\, March 20, 18oo. 12tf


ocr: "i J IJOR SALE.?The subscriber offers for sale . that part of the J AIL LOT on which the old Jail tands, extending to Liberty street. Being n corner ;t on the public square, it is a good location for bu- iness. It will be divided if desirod. * W. A. LATTA. un


ocr: II I ' )lSSOLITU?\ OF C S1I111.?The Copartnership of SADLER & 1 >N, was dissolve"I ?>n the ultimo, by its own I litation. All person-: iudebt' ! to us by llo<?k are requested to call sor.n and settle the same her by cash or note, as it is indispensable that our I Books should be closed up. Persons who have en indebted to us for twelve months or longer, ist pay us some cash, as we arc compelled to make ne collections. S. SADLER, J NO. S. SADLER. tf


ocr: J. LnWKIE. J. ir. ENXISS. LOWKIE & EWISS, liF.ALKRS IX (j, I'iOoIis. ?t;itionmr, 3Hiisic, WALL-PAPER, &C., '11 AI'LOTTK, N\ C. March 2'.i 12 ly


ocr: OF Copartnership in the Drug and Chemical business, heretofore existing between L. I*. HARNETT and J. B. WITHERS, is this day by mutual consent, tho term of their having expired. L. P. BARNKTT, J. B. WITHERS. Yorkville, Aug. 14,1800.


ocr: ARE AUTHORISED TO AN- S. W. JACKSON, as a Candidate for the office of Tax Collector for York District, at the election. Oct. 4 1864. 36 tf


ocr: OODA, OR C'AKBOXIC ACID GAS IO WATER, prepared in a new and improved ap- paratus. The gas passing through a water chamber is thoroughly washed ard purified, making it a most wholesome summer beverage. The Ladies will please give us many calls. 1 b 1\ BAllNETT. July 12 27 ~ tf


ocr: NEW CARPET STORE. JAMES G. BAILEY, (r.ATF. OF THE FIRM OF BAILEY A NO LAMBERT) Direct Importers of all Kinds of CARPETINIj. rugs, floor oil cloths. &c. ij\i;\ (.OODS, Curtain Materials and Trimmings, &c. 2:J4 KING-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. fpuF T. S.?Orders promptly attended to. Aug. 2 30 ly*


ocr: 1 J. N. LEWIS & Co! DEALERS IN . Fine Gold and Silver Matches, CLOCKS of various patterns, JEWELRY of the latest on? . , ... ?,. . Instruments. .Military and Fancy Goods, Guns, l'istols, &c., at their Store, YOHKVILIJ'j,S.C. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired by Workmen. Jan 2-3 3 ly


ocr: NEW ATTRACTIONS! AT TIIE C'OUAER STORE!!! Messrs. Aaickes & Withers, iu Store a large and varied stock of Goods, to which they invite the attention their friends and customers in town and stock consists of carefully selected OK ESS .4 Y O IA\CV GOODS ; Clothing; Cloths and Boots and .Shoes and Bonnets; Hardware and ; and every other article belonging to their line Persons in want of ' i EOT (SMMMDlS in|nested to give them a call, at their Store the "ADICKKS BUILDING," where they will the best qualities at as low rates as can be had this market. may 10 18 tf 1


ocr: ' \lfE are now receiving and |->i>iii*r in addition | T to our extensive stock of Dry Goods, Hard- | ! ware, Hoots, Shoes ami Sa>Mlery, Hats, Caps, ami a 1 great variety of Straw Co<kIs, one of the most exten- j sive stocks of Spring and Slimmer Goods, 1 ever opened in Western Caro'inn. Our Stock, ees so great a variety of Patterns ami Styles, of and Gentlemen's DUKSS GOODS, tli.it it would lie too tedious to mention thorn. We would invite your attention to our stoek. that vou may examine tor yourself, feeling confident we j will make it to your interest. 15II KM & STEELE. Charlotte, N. C., March 2<5, is:,o. CJtf


ocr: OTIC E.~ All persons having deiiiandsagainst the estate of JANE lb McCOKKLE, deceased, sue required to present them duly attested to the A iministrators within the time prescribed by law. Tlmse indebted to said estate are requested to make pavmcut to the subscribers. j 1). 1.. MOOltK. 1 , , J. L. MOORE, / v ' J-3 h


ocr: f geasfon ft Wl'^l[WBr''^ff^HMWWW' AT the word of command, M. JOHNSON passage on the Railroad for the cities of and Philadelphia, and purohased especially market a splendid assortment of articles in line of business. The firm are determined to their establishment and to keep on hand a more extensive, carefully selected and than ever before offered in this place. In now opening, will be found every variety, best quality of SADDLERY HARDWARE 5 Mountings of various styles; Bridle-Bits, all kinds; Whips and Collars; Trunks, Valises, &c.. &c.. &c. Thev invite attention to 1 / ? - v Stock, and are oonfident that they are able, by the best qualities at the lowest prices, to general satisfaction. As heretofore, they will to fill orders for the HOME MAMFACTIRE Saddles, Harness, Bridles &c., and are always to do REPAIRING at the shortest notice and the most workmanlike manner. Their thanks are to their friends and the public generally for a patronage, and they hope by strict to business to merit and receive a continuance public favor. Call at the store, formerly occu-? by Meek & Moore, opposite the "Adickes Buil* M. JOHNSON & CO.


ocr: ARCIIB'D. CAMERON. JOS. JOHNSON, jn. CAMERON & CO., PHffiNIX IRON WORKS, CHARLESTON S. C., of Marine and Stationary Engines ; Rice Pounding and Threshing Mills; Machine* ry for Saw-Mills ; Castings in Iron and Brass, daily; Boiler and Wrought Iron Work, done by steam-power with Machinery of their own construction. Nov 22 4G ly i


ocr: notice.?All persons indebted to the estate of IRA FERGUSON, deceased, either by or account, are earnestly requested to settle up the first of January next; if not, the notes accounts belonging to said estate, will be pla1 in the bands of JNO. L. MILLER, Esq., for Persons attending to this call may save and conscience. ALLEN ROBERTSON, Adm'r. 20 37 tf


ocr: J. N. LEWIS & CO. DEALERS IX Fine Gold and Silver Watches, of various patterns, JEWELRY of latest styles, Silver and Plaited Ware, Musical Instruments, Military and Fancy Goods, Guns, Pistols, &c., at their Store, YORKV1LLE, S. C. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired by pctent Workmen. R Jan 25 3 ly R


ocr: METALLIC Itl RIALCASES. Til ESE COFFINS, now coming into general use in many sections of our country, are of inside and out?are air-tight?free from the introduction of dampness and water, or the escape effluvia?arc portable?highly ornamental, and cost more than the best wood-coflins. These Casos will be furnished by the subscriber at Work-shop at short notice. Ho also mrkes the WOOD COFFINS as heretofore. THOMAS H. SMITH. Yorkville, July 5, 1853. 24 tf


ocr: persons having demands against the estate of JANEJL McCORKLE, deceased, required to present tn^n duly attested to the within the time prescribed by law. indebted to said estate are requested to make to the subscribers. Aug 23 33 U K tf


ocr: IIERIFF'S SALE OF FIRE LANDS.?l>y virtue of sudry Writs of Fi. Fa. to me directed, I will sell on the first Monday in next, before the Court House door in the of Chester, A Plantation or Tract of Land, containing about Twelve Hundred Acres, bounded lands of the estate of General Davie, R. II. Andrew Crosset and others, levied on as the of the estate of Col. F. W. Davie, at the ? * ^ ' ' 11 * ?- T\ T\ - C? of Col. L. A. UccKliam, i-x r., vs. u. u. Ex'r. W. B. LILLEY, s. c. d. Nov 29 47 5t


ocr: from the Subscriber on the 21st ultimo, a SORREL HORSE with a blaze face, three white feet, and about ten years old. When last heard of, he was in North Carolina, on the road leading by Briggs' Old Store. A suitable reward will be paid for his delivery to me at the office of the and any information respecting him will lie thankfully received. W. E. MURPHY. Aug 2 :10 tf flSy*- The Shelby Intelligencer will copy twice and send account to this office.


ocr: ittarriatjes. Ma Itu) Kit?fn this place, on Tuexlay morning the instant. I?v Rev. U. W. M. Crciglitou. Mr. CRKPS/and Mi-< HARRIET. daughterof Mi>. all of this place. DnTlnifs'lav last. 2d instant, hv Rev. H. A. Ro-?, SAMUEL T. PATRICK. ami Miss ffENHIKT UWINN, all of this District.


ocr: A VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE. Ex-Parte. Wm. S. Duulap, Coiniiiittee.?Petition to .sell laud. virtue id ft Decree of the Court id" Equity. made ill the above case At June Term. 1H04. I will expose to public sale on the premises, on the iSth day of SEPTEMBER next, a valuable plantation belonging to the estate of James P. Dun III)). Hie *ai?l irilCl 01 mini mimic in inv iiimihi. Land, in York District, in the neighborhood of W. 1\ McFadden, contains about :iOO ACRES, is bounded by lands of Thonjas Spencer and others, and nil, except about FIFTY ACHES, is in woods.? There is a large amount of Hue pine timber on the place, and for the production of cotton cannot be excelled in the District. Terms of Sale, a sufficiency of cash to pay the costs and expenses of sale, the remainder of the purchase money on a credit of twelve months, with interest from dnv of sale. W. 8. DUXLAP, Committee. Aug it 111 Gt


ocr: Subscriber offers for sale, his H valuable PLANTATION, miles South of and on the Piuckucy Road, containing <i(M) ACRES, more or less, 45b of which is the of Woodland. The plantation has a good HOUSE, with all the necessary and a first rate Spring of water. Also, a MILL SEAT, and about 40 ACRES of uuu|bcr BOTTOM LAND. Any one wishing to see the plantation can do so by calling oil the who will show the premises. FRANKLIN MILLER. Aug 1> ol 2t *]f* Chester Standard and Fairfield Herald copy weekly, ami forward accounts to this office.


ocr: Wanted Immediately, f\ CkCArk BUSHELS merchantable WHE 4,000 bush. CORN 3,000 " OATS. 2,000 ? ? RYE. 2,000 barrels FLUl* 2,000 pounds of WOOL, 2,000 " DRY HIDE ', fair market prices will be paid. S. J. KUYKENDAL & BRC. 20 37


ocr: "VrOTICE.?Application will be made a A.1 next session of the Legislature to have tl and personal estate of A. J. Craig, (and w 1 -object to escheat) vested in moon certain e<iv The real estate is bounded by lands of J. N. 1 ley, C. D. Anderson, Sarah Spencer and A. .! brook. Both the real and personal estate being in York District. PATSEY 30 34 3m


ocr: OTIC E.?All persons having demands aga the estate of JANE B. McCORKLE, decea required to present them duly attested to within the time prescribed by i indebted to said estate are requested to m:. to the subscribers. D. D. MOORE, 1 . , . J. L. MOORE, |Admr' AUg Z6 66 tt


ocr: TEACHER WANTED. undersigned, Chairman of the Board Trustees of Ebenezer Male Academy, wili ceive applications for the situation of Teachci ring the ensuing year. The Academy has bee i years in a very prosperous condition, and prospects are such as to warrant the employing: the most competent instructors. Application'- v satisfactory references and assurances of the c<o tency of the applicant to prepare Students f Class in the South Carolina Colleg be entertained until Saturday, the 24th of N ber, when a selection will be made. Address EDWARD AVI Ebenezer, York Dist., S. C., Oct. 11, 185-3. *** Columbia Banner please copy 6 time accounts to this office.


ocr: RIDDLE'S MILLS, Subscriber takes this method of the public, that his MILLS having recently considerable repairs, are now in complete for grinding CORN and WHEAT; he feels that he can give full satisfaction to all him with their patronage. All he asks is a fail- trial. G. L. RIDDLE. 9 31 tf


ocr: NOTICE.?AH persons indebted tc r estate of IRA FERGUSON, deceased, eitbei note or account, are earnestly requested to sett's before the first of January next: if not, the n< and accounts belonging to snid estate, will bo j ced in the hands of JNO. L. MILLER, Esq., collection. Persons attending to this call may > cost and conscience. ALLEN ROBERTSON, 20 37 tl


ocr: Notice to Creditors. & Davis "j Bill for vs. ( Sale of Land to Da mall and pay debts. Darnall, et. al. J A LL persons having demands against the estate of j\. Elijah C. Darnall, deceased, are hereby notified to present and establish their demands before me, on or before the first dav of June next. JNO." L. MiLLER. C. E. Y. D. Yorkville, Oct. 16, 18o5. [S3] 41?3ra *#* Charlotte Whig copy 3 months and forward to this office.


ocr: LBS WHITE LEAD, ell's Pure : Flax Seed Oil, ,und al ors and VARNISHES used in paiuting. Just ved and offered at a very short profit for (,'a only. We have adopted the Cash to Paints and Colors, that we may : our customers at the lowest possible prices. L. P. BARNETT X . 20 27 tl


ocr: OOT8! SHOES !! LEATHER! ! The undersigned respectfully informs the c zens of York District and the surrounding count that he has on hand One THOUSAND pair of BR GANS; also a great variety of Ladies' Shoes, tlemeu's Shoes and Boots, Leather, Harness, which are offered for sale at low ca9h prices. Got i Hides will he taken in exchange at cash rates, at 1 Tannery, three miles West of Ebenezer and 0 mi East of Yorkville. He especially invites the att j tion of farmers to his stock, and asks them to exa' ine his supplies before purchasing. F. II. BROWN. York District, Oct. 4, 1855, 39 3m


ocr: I * wanting DITCHING quick <h.ne, can 1?'* ne'Vt' ' S-'.^KiliivS.;Y*. r ' ? ?AM persons indobte i t . A. fifjf LL and W\V. a M < '<>N N KLL by 1 taF. u.o bor-. l y u<?'ita-l t hi ike pay- 1 tg or b. ;...o t! ? 1-t i? mi 'mi- next, or ' .<! A oiH 't- wili oe pl-ic.u iu the bauds ' .* lor cv?:.?'Cvi<-n. r. . WM. D. MILLER, Assignee. J. M. llOSS, Agt. of Creditors. CLOTHiKG! 1 NEW PIEM! NEW GOODS!! , Daniel (. Williams, . purchased the interest of E. Fallings Co, in the CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT ' of F. 11. Siinril ,S: Co., the business will hereafter he conducted by the undersigned, at the oM stand, until r the title of Sj.HRIL. & niLLIlMS. Tii-.* store has recently been enlarged, an 1 r? plen- ; i-h *d with n new stock of KKADY-MADE CLOTHIS.; of every variety, manufactured iu the latest s ylcs, and purchased iu New York by the Senior expressly for this market. We arc now re- j c :viiijr daily, and opening additional supplies of j t Tunica: en's EIRXISIIIXG GOODS; Fi r* Dress, Business and Great Coats; Fine an 1 i ?".,.rse Bants; Vests, Shirts, Gloves, Cravats, llosi' i .y: I'mbrcllas and Trunks; and every variety ntid : . unlity of Goods usually kept in a Clothing Store.? j Tii. so goods we are determined to sell to goo ! custo- ; )u rs at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ? I wo respectfully solicit and hope, by fair dealing. 1 iw prices, and the display of an excellent assortin it. to obtain the same generous measure of patron:i ' hitherto givgn to our establishment. Call at xh -I'M Stand. V , )y j" Being very desirous to close up the affairs of ?Itl firm, we mint earnestly request all persons indebted to call ami make settlement. F. II. SIMRIL, D. C. WILLIAMS. I ""H" m. ITiC D HCi m I:? connection with the Clothing Store, the under- j sign; ! will continue to conduct his Tailor's Simp; and will be i ere pa red to execute all orders in his hue with despatch and in the best stvle. * F. II. SIMlilI.. 1 <? t 11 >) ;;m Dissolution of Co-partnership, f 3^111! C...partners! ip in t!.< GROCERY and GENII ERA I. PRODUCE BUSINESS. heretofore ex>tii ; hot ween T. s. PAGAN, JAMES FAG AX. T. S. FAYSSOUX. A. G. PAGAN, and It. A. PAGAN. | i- tlii.- <lay dissolved bv mutual consent. Joey eartie.-tly request that tlK?e who ave indebted to them will make speedy settlements, as they aiv anxious to close up their business. T. S. PAGAN. JAMES PAGAN, T. S. FAYSSOUX, A. G. PAGAN, and It. A. PAGAN. Yorkville, S. ('., Sept. 9, 180-3. 3D 4t Notice of Co-partnership. F flMIE Undersigned have this day formed a Co-pa rtI. nevship under the name and -tyle of PAGAN. FAYSOUX .v CO.. for the transaction of a GENKltAI. GROCERY and PRODUCE BUSINESS. at the i '! ! stand of Messrs. T. S. PAGAN & CD., opposite j the Kings Mountain Hail Road Depot, where they will keep constant]v on hand a general assortment of GROCERIES. Al.-o?a variety of RAGGING. ROPE. TWINE, ColtN-SHELLEltS and MILLS, to which they in vite the attention of their friends and the public generally. They trust by unremitting attention to lusinc-- to ; merit a share of public patronage. They will sell low for CASH r 11ARTER for all sorts of countrv produce. T. S PAGAN, J. H. FAYSSOUX. , J AS. PAGAN. Yorkville, Sept. 11,1S.3-3. ;J>0 4t "MiLB23iLS"?AIEfi)o" i CHESTER. S. C. PStllE e-.-partn* rship recently existing between C. 1 1 NEEF and SAM'L McXINCH having been dis- , - v< i. t ho undersigned respectfully announces to j the citizens of VOKK AXD CIIESTEK, . Hid the surrounding Districts, that the business will in future be carried on in his own name, at the former | KTt\D YEAR THE DEPOT. lie is prepared to execute all orders in liis line of i Lu-iness, such as Plain and Ornamental MARBLE- . WORK, consisting of Monuments, Tombs, Head- ; Stones, Tablets, Mantel-Pieces &c. lie will keep on hand the best description of ITALIA* & AMERICA* MARBLE, and has secured the services of experienced and : tasteful workmen. All orders addressed to him. at i Chester, will meet with prompt attention: and will I BE PACKED A*D FORWARDED with the utmost care and despatch. The terms will i be made as accommodating as they can be obtained j either North or South. SAM'L McNIXCH. Chester. Oct. 18 22 ly NEW GROCERf STORE, AT THE YOKkVlLLE DEPOT. 1 S. J. XUYKEXDAL & 13P.O., Z I K8PECTFULLY inform the citizens of York3 * District, and the surrounding country, that they have formed a co-partnership in the GROCERY business, at the old stand of Mr. E^tes, opposite the Depot, where they have on hand, now, and will endeavor to keep supplied at the LOWEST .MARKET PRICES, New Orleans and St. Croix Sugars: Clarified, Lo.t! and Crushed, do..; New Orleans and West India Molasses; Rio, Liguyra, Porto, Rieo and Java Coffee: Turk's Island and Liverpool Salt; Rice, Candles. Soap, Spices, Spot in, Adamantine and Tallow Caudles; Gunny, Gilroyaud Dundee Bagging; Weaver's and Charleston Rope, &'c., &e. These articles have been selected with care, and for cash, we can afford to sell us low. ! FALL AND WIHTE8 AT DL7AGA & Dj3HA7J?E^ASID'S. Clicster C. II., S. C. . 'g^lll! Subscriber- embrace tbis opportunity to roJL turn their ti. ,nks to ali who bid the kind acts to '.ivor them wit.i their custom during tho pa a season, md beg leave to infnviu them ami the public, that :hoy have just received from the Northern Markets, ;he:r entire stock of Fall and Winter Supplies, prh'.eh, together with their former stock, comprises is handsome and extensive an assortment as any offered in this market. They huve spared no pains to procure every thing that IS FASHIONABLE, ind being determined to sell at a small advance, they beg leave to invite all who are inclined to purchase, to visit their establishment. The following is i portion of their stock : Rich Plaid and S'riped Silks. Plain and Figured Black Silks. Rich Striped Moire Antique Silks. Black an 1 Colored Shailvs. Black Bombazines and Alpaceas. Wool and Raw Silk Plaids. Colored ami Black French Merinos. Plain and Figured Delaines. Colored and Black Ginghams. Calicoes of all qualities. Ladies' Cloaks and Mantillas. Moire Antique, Satin and Cloth Cloaks and Mantillas. KMHHOIDEKIKS. Swiss and Cambric Worked Bands. Swiss and Cambric Flouncing.**. Jaconet and Swiss Edging* an 1 Inserting.**. Swiss and Cambric Worked Collars. Swiss and Cambric Uudersleeves. French Worked Lace Collars. Thread Laces and Edgings. Black, White and Colored Kid (Coves. Rich Bonnet, Neck and Belt Ribbon-. Embroidered and Plain Linen C. Handkerchiefs. Black and White Crape Collars and Sleeves. Printed Flannels for Children. Ladies and Misses Hosiery. White and Red Flannels. Blankets and Ker-eys. lb oad Cloths and Ca--i:ncres. Linens. Lawns and Diapers, together with a complete assortment of 30*m #sost ak> nmm$, Hardware. Drugs and Medicines. Hats and Cap*. Also, a splendid as-ortment ? !" READY-MADE CLOTHING. JEWELRY.?A large and handsome a.? ?.tincut of the latest styles, t gather with many other: "licit in the Fanev and Di v Goods i.nc, which wiil be - ! ' !o\v fur Cash. ??r ?^n time to punctual rii>t<onci DAYEGA k DLGRAKFEXREIP. Chester. Sept. .7. 18?s jji CHESTER TiM SIEET-UI Ml miHIY. Til 1: si Bscii11>11 lis I) ESPECTFl'I.LY inform their fiiend.* that ihc\ \ are well prepared to execute all orders in then line. WHOLESALE Oil RETAIL, on the *hor;e.*t notice antl in a worktnatilike manner. Merchant- wishing to he supplied with Ware for the Trade, can have their orders punctually attended t >. with five per cent, ell lor CASH, on all Li' a u\> i T n I'ollars. Roofing and Guttering done with Dispatch. We keep constantly a supply of JAPANNEB and PLANNISHED-W AIM', with many article- new and u-ei'ul. which have never been introduced into thimarket before. A large assortment of SToVKS. siiitu.t' le to all purp'-e-. Such as PAKL?Ml. OFFP E. and SIP >P. of neat patterns. CooKING S'i'uVES for large or -mall families. Also, extra laige t'-r IF tel.*, all ol which will be Sold at Charleston Prices. pfTb, IVrions wi-i,.. g anything in our line will <1<> well to call and examine for tliouiselve* at the oF? stand, opposite the Ilowertott IF use." Che*t?T. ELLIOTT .< ltoBlNSoX. Jan 0 1 ti M. JOHNSON & GO. ALL ALIOALID! VT the word of command, M. JOHNSON took passage on the llailroad for the cities ot' New Vork and Piiiladeljdiia. and purchased especially I" uthis market a splendid a-- trtuunt < !' arthlc- in li line of business. The liim are determined to enlarge their establishment and to keep on linn i hereafter a more extensive, carefully selected and uner -toek than ever before ottered in this place. In the stock now opening, will be tluud every variety, and the best jualitv of SIDDLLKV UtlllMV tRi:; Harness Mountings of various styles: Bridle-llits, of all kinds: Whips and Collars: Trunks, Valises. Carpet-Bags, \c., \c., \e. They invite attention to this Stock, and are confident that they are able, by offering the best qualities at the lowest price*, io give general satisfaction. As heretofore, they will continue to fill orders for the 1IOHE MAMTACTI RE of Saddles, Harness, Bridle- \c.. and are aiwuy-rcadv to do REPAIRING at the shortest notice ami in the most w< rkman'ikc manner. Their thank* are due to their friends and the public generally for geuerous patronage, and they hope by strict attention to business to merit and receive a continuance of public favor. Call at the store, formerly occupied by Meek Moore, opposite the "Adickcs Building." M. JOHNSON \ CO. Vorkville, -Vug. 80. 1 Soo. 84 tim NORMAL COLLEGE. Randolph County, N. C. rjiHIS In -titution is situated lour mile* from High JL Point," on the North Caroiimi Railroad, about one mile lVoiu tne Western I'iauk IF tad, and eighteen from Givou*boro.' The buildings which are now finished consist of an elegant brick e litice, three stories high, and of ample dimensions, w.!! furnished and finished, togeth- r with extensive boarding ar I. .1. I-.. .... 1 ...a...,,.. Tin, Commissioners Bale. tViilace o. Divls, j vs. ) Bill for sale of land . i: iz ib :t!i Diruall and j to pay debts. \ Si?an D iriinil, et. ai. J ^ ' ?^Y Virtu.' of a i order of too C -nrt of Ivptity " to me directed, iu toe above e.i-e. I will >*11 on . ibe ]?,'eiui.tu^, on too 1-t MONDAY IN N'OVEMIlHIl next. t.:e tract of Ian i J.*. c.ibci in tbc bill in tins ^ j containing . 113 ACRES, h situate in York District, on the waters of Sugar 11 Creek, bounded by lands of A. L>. Springs, Nancy 1 l1 i -Meacham, James Glover ami others. J TERMS OF SALE : . o A sufficiency of cash to pay the cost^f these pro- j, | ceedings ; the balance of the purchase money on a j, j credit of twelve months, with interest lrom the uay j. of sale; to be secured by bond and personal sccuri- t a ty and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to t 1 pay for papers. J NO. L. MILLER, [$3.1] C. E. V. D. . Oct 18 " 41 3t t v Commissioner's Sale. 1 In Equity.?York. Christina Wylie and others, ] ^ vs. ( Bill lbr Partition. j. j J. B. Wylie. j , li 3 N obedience to the order of the Court of Equity, c ! 1 made in the above case, June Term, I will expose to public sale at York Court IL?use on the h 1ST MOMMY IY NOVEMBER \ ? next, a tract of land belonging to the estate of William Wylie, deceased, situate in York District. ^ on the waters of Tool's Fork Crock, bounded by f. ' lands of John S. Brattoii. Augu.-tus 8tultze, W. A. ^ Moure and others, containing 1S1 ACRES. Tf.rms.?Cash enough to pay the costs of this Miit : the balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of Vale, purchasers to give bond and two good smvties. JXo. L. MILLER. e. v. 1*. y Conuni-sii.nor's < ffice. I ',.>4) Yorkville, ()ct. 1. l*u". i 3t? ot . Commissioner's Sale. Samuel L-,wry ami Wile, I j vs. | Hill fur l*.irtition 1 I.wcieu 15. .Miskfllv ami j" -t Slave-. oilier.-. t j 1 N i.la-lieia'e {.? the Dffietal onlcr of the Court ul 1 IC'|iiity. male in the above ca-o. at .lain- Term. < IS.V,. 1 will e\'|ii,M* to public Mile at \-.rk Court * l!oii>e. i n tlie l-i .MoNPAY in NoVliMl?HU i.. xt. | TIIUliK SI.AVIiS. viz: S..!inn. Hani. 1. ami Melbtll'. ' Sai-1 S'ave- -"i>l f'.r .livi-ioii r.iu.tito the 'I'siriloitoean 1 heir- at law in tin* above state-l ?-a-e. '/' r:nx.?t 'ash ctcuigh to pay c-sts of this-u;t. the balance the puiv!i..?e m-i:ey oil a ciT'lif < f twelve Month- with interest ft m -late, the purclm.-er to give b"Ml am! tr? 1 sureties. ! ' JNt?. L. MILI.Iill. c. i:. v. i>. j. t'opinii- imu-r'-??tli--?-. ) J Vorkville. Oct. t?. KV',, , I" 4t Commissioner's Sale, In Equity.?Yorli. v Wyiie L. Harris, Tru-tce. ) loll Partiii' ii. ami next frieirl ??f i lj!i.'..; M. Al-tojt. j S ilo ..j'tj-r.-t j.r ; *rty Vs. t ieofge Steele an>l utile;-. ) atilllli'I. ' & \ obi- liri.ee to the of.l.-r ..f tije C.-n-r l I! ;iiiry. i lar'ele !li th - abovv -tit. I i'l - . ! Will e<p -e t" public -a'.- ..t V- k Court House. .,n ti 1st movdiv i.\ xoiciiitni next. * " ! t hi V- rkvi'le. ou l. i.. a et. V "tti, .s theiil.lt ItAVI!?<-?N l.'?T. ' u'n K ! l v ! . f iiii M i'i. Mi-. Av.r. Whir at. 1 I>r. .1. F. !.! ; 1-ay. 1 o-?:t ii!:Ii.i? ib-.-ut "Mi HAl.F ACIIK. t s: a ms. Cash enough to j.ay the e< -'- of tiii- -nit. ti;- bai' am f the purchase tm ney r. a er -lit :i I two year-, with interest fr<<:u tie- lay -a'-, pur-ini-ofs to o:\oh--isil ami two g J -arctic- at.la mortgage of the premise-. JNO. L. MILI.K1'... e. v. t?. Commissioner's Office. I [^j 1 Vorkville. Oct. 1. 1 Sou. , "it Commissioner's Sale. W. L?. Ho b-rough. .,/. , ,, r. , , ... I5i!l for Partition. A. ! . ? tiley. ami w te. 1 ami oth.-rs. 1) V -r-ier -i th-- t'-ut t ..f Ivpiity. in tiii- . ti. . J j t."i-in:ui will ext-.-e t, public a'-, at Ch.st. r C. II.. - ti th- l-: M.lay i" X \ u! : 7 i t. Xt. a tl- ",. t ot l.lle! bvi'-tt :ilig To the e.-' It lie-. :: .-b-i-ugh. -h cease I, ea.Ivl tie- Turkey t'iv?i: l'laiit ;ti n. v | I rangenwins uotu j>uwi <. .m i ?,.? ..j x .... tus, made by Chamberlain au*l llitchic el' i?*?sto:i, is df flic very best character: the iMu-eum an I all other appliances properly belonging to a College, are demands. The extent, V2t ACKLS. situated in York District. mi the- <p:!nn r?... 1. b..ifi- -1 I?"l l.v !:iii ? ?.t" Win. Mint. r. ;d. T!:mu I U- NllllcC, I'/.-ki- I Sall'll'l's alld ' :!; I-. I":.' re - > tin* place c-'i.table b tlimg-. a line -p: iag \va- ^ ur. and .'. . at in1 hun ;r? 1 an 1 f"ti\ acre.- ? l i-IAE BOTTOM IT U). '' The plant. ti"!i is Well-watered nlid Well :*<I;iJ.tctl t" Tortus cf S:iU?: Cash siiftieicnt to defray the e>: penses oi' sale, the balance uii a eivlit of one. two ; aiol throe years, with interest from the Hr-t day "t' ^ January next. lVis-os-ion to be delivered on that day. The purchaser to give bond with at least two good sureties tc secure the purchase money, and to ' uav for all neee>-arv title deeds. MATTHEW W1I.LIAMS. c. e. c. d. ; Oct IS 41 ot Commissioner's Sale. irWin. K. Kelsey, (iuardian. ] vs. I'l lit',.11 ? sell ; Alexander A. Xeelv and j ileal E-t.ito. llyd-r A. i>. Xro'iy. BS V Order the C"Urt >f Ivjuity in tlii- ca-e. th?* . Commissioner will expose t-. j.u'die -ale at Vork ' ! C- urt il?.u e. . ii the FIRST MONDAY IN NOYK.M1111II next, the plantation >>r traet of lam! will'd by !' John Nvely, decea-ed, to the D.l m.-', containing Jj. '200 URMS. ti situated in Vork District. and bounded by 1is of the estate oi Marv Ib-wcii, A. .Steele. John Me- , Cullough and J. M. M.?:v. : ' Tii.it* ' / Si! .?C !; sufficient to j iv the est - of tlii- proceeding, the balance mi a credit f < ue aid 1 1 two years, the purchaser t c;vc bond v. I I. g , d a d ullieieiit -uri ties, an I a Mortgage oft! ; The purchaser to pav f.-r ;:! ;-ary papers. 'MATTHEW WILLIAMS. C. E. ('. D. , Commissioner's Office, Chester, Oct. R, 18-V>. \ 40 -It 3Y v.'.ll he .ile, on ext, at iz: ? Will he f lovcuioer on iwN of nd T. M. artition eceased. Will be f lovember lat inds of . I1U ur?. he heirs nt One t the suit One tract levied Lcntnore, One tract Harris ounded inds of y lands of more One tract inds of nd Kufus ii Also, J ieliael; Sue Iarlin I'M IE iii?i tljf aiioilt ying on inn lliollt "III- tate of vith a i !:n ll i ly ntaining wenty-tive iluiiit ivijiiNitt T n'-f tl.an a Host I. - i- aic -i-ii-i.ce, "liuiv!:. ii'l glil 11 t : 1111: iII.-r unt iiu tl i? i;r h:.!? aif ! a...:- 11! ;.- v.ti'uia. >! i i- :v. ii" ; !i"iil i 'erm* can 1 TO Ii ! :t ? " -ii' < A--'.' i i ' a-.:.i cretnfi'tv !! ri'i i:. m<. Iinir X<. > 'h (.' / ?/?/(? ,/ Yoikville. l&.tf Tito iui!.'- jpifE uii'li I nldie i ,!!? ? Ni.r !. ic Library i-li-niri' t?> iii'.dren. i> : ov r iti'K -t V rk


ocr: OTIC E.--Application will he mad> next Session of the Legislature for road, leading from Catawba Church, in the Land, through Crcighton's ami Shut-ley's to the open road which loads to Massey's Foi ilie Catawba River, a distance of about five mil< 23 ' 33 t?l


ocr: For Sale or guynemer, offers to sen or. to an approved purchaser or tenant, the | ses in the Town of Chester, lately occupied In and Daughter. They aro situate very eligible and desirable portion of the ton ving on them an elegant Cottage, Academy .v Rooms, and a tine well ot Free Stone Water any one desirous of conducting a PRIMARY or L SCHOOL, these premises would be very well n> ed, and, as a cottage family residence, they offc very best inducements. Possession to be givci 1st January next. For further particulars enqi the Standard office, in Chester, or of the uik signed in Charleston. ! a. 27 Cm


ocr: South Carolina?York District, ViriLLIAM PELTS, Sr.. who is in the custody the Sheriff of York District, by virtue of writ of capias nd satisfaciendum, at the suit of D. Carothcrs, having filed in my office, together n schedule, on oath, of his estate and effects, his to the Court of Ocminon Pleas, praying lie may be admitted to the benefit of the Act of * * -it.. f..v the relief of General Assemuiy, ? debtors, It is ordered that the said J*. D. and nil other the creditors, to whom the William Felts is in anywise indebted, be and are hereby summoned and have notice to appear tho said Court'at York Coutt House, on the day of March next, to shew cause if any they Sthe petition aforesaid should JOHN* G. ENlOE, c. c. c. tls. ork Dist. | 18-35. j -11 Sin


ocr: C&6) K REWARD.?Runaway l'rom the Sul scriber on the first of last May. a negi boy named ELLISON, about 21 years of age, six feet in height and of a copper color. He has not been heard from since he left me, but I have reas'-n to believe that he has been harbored by some unknown. The above reward will be paid for his delivery to me in Yorkville, or for information so that I may be enabled to get hold of him and h! 4. M. LUW1U. Yorkvillc, 30, 1855. 34tf


ocr: J. LOWRIH. J. II. EXN'ISS. LOW HIE & EWISS, DEALERS IN iioolis, i'tationmt, jHusir, wall-paper, 8cC., t.'lIAl! l.oTTE. N. 0. March -U 111 ly


ocr: of firm hitherto existing under style of BROACH & CO., at Rock Hill, was on 1st instant dissolved by mutual consent. F. BROACH is fully authorized to settle up the fairs of the firm, and also of the Co partnership BROACH, MASSEY & CO., and all persons who indebted to either firm are earnestly requested to upon him aud make settlement. It is necessary to close up our busines immediately, to do so early collections must and will be made. H. F. BROACH, JOHN MASSEY, G. W. BROACH. Rock Oct. 1855. 40 3t


ocr: r. * , ^ A. PRIXTER8.?The undesigned offer L stile, a first rute second hand, Imperial No. 8, IITll PRESS; about 200 lbs. of Small Pica, <. of Burgeois, with a number of email founts Wertising Type. The whole, if taken U be sold at a bargain. Apply to MILLER & MELTON. Yorkrille, 8. C. April 6, 1855.


ocr: Wanted Immediately, v rfX BUSHELS merchautable WHEAT, 4,000 bush. " CORN, 3,000 " " OATS, 2,000 " " RYE, 2,000 barrels " FLOUR, 2,000 pounds of WOOL, 2,000 " DRY HIDES, fair market prices will be paid. S. J. KUYKENDAL & BRO. Sept 20 37 tf


ocr: leads, Paints, Dry and in Oil, Spts. Turpentine, Camphene, Burning Fluid, I Flax-Seed Oil, Tanner's, Sperm, Sweet, and j Oils, Saud and Calcined Plaster, Varnishes, Glass and Putty. Just received and for sale bv L. P. BARNETT & Co.


ocr: It '* ?> " c< rO PRIVTEKS.?Tlic undersigned off, , f.,r sale, a first rate second hand, Imperial Nu. :J. MITII PRESS; about 200 lbs. of Small Pica, 200 is. of Burgeois, with n number of small founts of drertising Type. The whole, if taken together, ill he sold at a bargain. Applv to ' MILLER & MELTON*. Yorkvillc, S. C. April 5, 1855. 'I rllE GEORGIA CITIZEN?The Oth volume of this Journal, "Devoted to Literature, olities. Domestic Economy, General News, and State ud National Americanism" commenced on the 7th f April. Terms ?2.50 invariably in advance. Ten ipies to Clubs for $20. Tiie Citizen is a large class amily Newspaper?independent in tone and charnc- weekly in Macon. Gn. by L. P. W. ANDREWS. Editor and


ocr: GOOD TIMES A Brilliant Assortment of srn n snip shhsss. Messrs. L. BLOOMBEBG & 2R0THEB, VNNOl'NCE to their customers and the public, that they are now receiving a splendid stock of Spring and Summer GOODS, which have been purchased in Charleston, Philadelphia and New especially for this market. Their stock is now very extensive, and they are prepared to exhibit an assortment as varied and attractive as any ever in Vorkville, which they will sell at prices, low, for CASH and '.'ASH ONLY. The are particularly invited to call and inspect their splendid stock of Fi.\t Y A.\D DRESS GOODS, Silk.-. Lawns, Mantillas, Parasols. &c., all of which of the latest and most fashionable. For the they have a fine assortment of READA CLOTHING, Hats, Boots, Gaiters, and all articles in the furnishing line. They have also on hand a lot of Hardware, Medicine, Crockery, and in fact all articles u.-ually kept in an IP-COIXTRY STORE. Their Winter Stock is not yet entirely disposed of, and persons in want of Winter Clothing, would do well to call, a- they are determined to sell out at cost. JCkirT1"- account.; of the last year arc made out, ii. 1 they would earnestly request all persons indebtl ed to tLiifin to cu!l and make settlement. In orJer to carry <>* tl?*. it in indispensably neewary ti.ut collections be made forthwith. L. BLOOMBERG i BROTHER March 22 11 3m SAVE TIME! SAVE MOVE! ! ! SAVE TROI'BLE ! ! !


ocr: THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR PIANO FORTES. flfc?TffK ! irit'.-t ami be?t a--ortment <?: "TV i*"S PIANO.- ever ii'i.-rfl iri i'..'"(inbia. i- t./ J J U J i be ft,un i now ;it the mi/.sic store <>\ u.'.msa V. 17* Rich ii-*I-on--tr?ref. K ->-.y I'lANOh:*.- '}? ; and be-r improvement.-', of tiiC intent style. an 1 iruntantced -m-en-r it tone mdtinish?and are -/id at prices to suit the time-. wishing live. t?;R, t:tfo?.Tt or more, cm have ti..taliV.ru U-OUIit. o 1 tt'


ocr: to giardians.--ah guar _ dians, Trustees and Committees are hereby tiSed to corne forward before the FIRST MONDAY IN may NEXT, to make their annual returns in default thereof, a rale will be issued again.-t them J NO. L. MILLER, C.Y. Y. I). Commissioner's Office, ^ > ,


ocr: COMPETITION AT DEFIANCE. 11 * K arc now receiving ami opening in addition I*f to our extensive stook of Pry UimhIs, Hoots, Shoos ami Saddlery. Hats, Caps. Mid a givat rariotx of Straw Hoods, one ot tho most jti'l'ks ill Spring mill Siiiitiuor Roods, o\i-r ?pouo.| in Western Carolina. Our Stock, eiubra> ?. groat >i v.-rioty of ('attorns ami Stylos, of Lt ami tioutloaioii'^ PKPSS HOOPS. that it wouhi i.o too to.liotis to mention thorn. Wo won!.I invito v.air attotition to our stock, that >"U may examine tor yourself* fooling oontiiiont vvo will inako it to voui intoioM. . , BRUM \ STKI1LK. i harlotto. N. t'? Maroh Jo. lsV,. lj(f ( ' M"I.V Tl RI'llftUK and Ruruuig Huid. For?alol.v


ocr: ?'p( in i JOST-OFFIC'E NOTICE. During the next week, the Post-Office at this place will bo en only in the afternoon and evening?between the ars of 2 and 9 o'clock. This regulation is made consequence of my absence in attendance upon the ited States Court, and it is hoped that the public il bear it in mind. 8. MELTON. P. M. may 10 IS


ocr: THE FIRST PREMIUM J FOR PIANO FORTES. .Ia THE largest and best assortment 'wH PIANOS ever offered in Columbia, is j J * J 1/ be found now at the MUSIC STORE RAMSAY", 178 Richardson-street. Every l'I A NO baa the latest and best improvements, are of the latest style, and guaranteed superior tone and finish?and arc sold at prices to suit the times. Parties wishing five, ten, fifteen or more, can them at a liberal discount. Jan. 0 I


ocr: "SPRING GOODS?" 20.04)0 pairs OF & roit Tin: S'PRjm TRADE, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At Prices which defy all Competition, AND AS TO QUALITY AND STYLE, They cannot be surpassed in any similar at the South. Our Stock, embracing so great variety of Patterns, Styles and Names of Gent's adies, Boys, Misses, Youths. Children and Infant's OOTS an<l SHOES, that it would be too tedious icntion them here. We would therefore, respcctful invite you to call and examine them for yourself. re have also a good assortment of SOLE l.\D LPPEJl LEATHER, renclt Calf Skins, Harness Leather, for urposcs, Band Leather Copper Rivets, Shoe-Lasts, egs, Tacks and Shoe Tool?, o' Iso, fine travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, c., &c. The invitation is to all. Como and see tern, fit yourself (pay for them) and take way from BOONE'S. Boot and Shoe Emporium, JJ?"' Hides taken in exchange at Cash Prices. Charlotte, N. C., March 29, 1805. li'tf


ocr: CHESTER DRUG STORE. REEDY &, WYLIE, AND RETAIL CHESTER C. H., S. C. general Dealers iu Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Varnishes, Brushes, Glassware, Perfumer}', Fancy Articles, &c. All Goods Warranted as represented. -&g articles ordered from us will be delivered at Depot, free of expense. a Jan 18 15 t3m ' a


ocr: _ 10NGAEEE HOUSE, by a WILLI i>I HITC HC OC K A CO.. I "NI'ER the supervision and nnnavment of Mr. I THOMAS H. BAKER. f rmoriv"^ --The H< .u... ilhurle.-tn. The undersigned ... me rJuMr tVionil*. nu-l the travelling ^ :i!ly. that they h ive taken charge of this < * II use. an I d clt a-haix* f .v.:e. They Intoi.! to spare neither pair.? nor i render it a FIRST CLASS HOUSE. ? W.M. HITCHCOCK x CO. tr


ocr: J. N. LEWIS & CO. m:.\L?its in I ^ Fine hold and Silver Watches, of various patterns, JEWELRY of the latc.-t styles, Silver and Plaited Ware. Musical Instruments. Military and Fancy Goods, Gtin.-, Pistols. ,vc., at their Store. . YORKVILLE, S. C. JfclC Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired by com- potent Workmen. j a, Jan 20 3 ly j


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ocr: Orange, Lemon, Butter Almond, Cinnamon and Pine Apple in store and for sale by WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD. HATS AND CAPS. FALL STYLE AND BEST quality Moleskin Hats, Cloth Caps of every variety and price, Servant's Wool Hats, Black, Brown and Drab, just received. JAMES McKIMMON. Raleigh, Oct. 1, 1853. 88 AYER'S PILLS, Anew and singularly successful remedy for the cure of all Bilious diseases Costiveness, Indi gestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fevers, Gout, Humors, Nervousness, Irritability, Inflamma tions, Headache, Pains in the Breast, Side, Back, and Limbs, Female Complaints, &c, &c. Indeed,, very few are the diseases in which a Purgative Medi cine is not more or less required, and much sick ness and suffering might be prevented, if a harm less but effectual Cathartic were more freely used. No person can feel well while a costive habit of body prevails ; besides it soon generates serious and often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided by the timely and judicious use of a good purgative. This is alike true of Colds, Feverish symptoms, and Bilious derangements. They all tend to become or produce the deep seated and formidable distempen which load the hearses all over the land. Hence a reliable family physic is of the first importance to the public health, and this Pill has been perfected with consummate skill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, Profes- "-" sors, and Patients, has shown results surpassing any thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cures have been effected beyondJttelief, were they not sub stantiated by persons of such exalted position and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the many eminent gentlemen who have testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention : Dr. A. A. Hayes, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high professional character is endorsed by the Hon. Edward Everett, Senator of the XT. 8. -Robert CWinthkop. Ex-Speaker of the House cf Representatives. 1 Abbott Lawrence, Minister Plen. to England. " f John B. Fitzpatrick, Cath. Bishopef Boston. :i Also, Da. J. R. Chilton, Practical Chemist, of New York City, endorsed by Hon. W. L. Maecy, Secretary of State. Wm. B. Astor, the richest man in America. S. Leland & Co., Propr's of the Metropolitan. Hotel, and others. Did space permit, we could give many hundred -certificates, from all parts where the Pills have been used, but evidence even more convincing than .. the experience of eminent public men is found in their effects upon triaL These Pills, the result of long investigation and study, are offered to the public ns the best and , most complete which the present state of medical science can afford. They are compounded not of . the drugs themselves, but of the medicinal virtue only of V egetable remedies, extracted by chemical process in a state of purity, and combined together ' in such a manner as to insure the best results. This system of composition for medicines has been found in the Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a more efficient remedy than had hitherto been ob tained by any process. The reason is perfectly ob vious. While by the old mode of composition, ev ery medicine is burdened with more or less of acri monious and injurious qualities, by this each indi vidual virtue only that is desired for the curative effect is present.. All .the inert and obnoxious qual ities of each substante employed are left behind, the curative virtues only being retained. Hence it is self-evident the effects should prove as they have proved more purely remedial, and the Pills a surer, more powerful antidote to disease than any other , medicine known to the world. As it is frequently expedient that my medicine should be taken under the counsel of an attending Physician, and as he could not properly judge of a remedy without knowing its composition, I have supplied the accurate Formulae by which both my Pectoral and Pills are made to the whole body of Practitioners in the United States and British Amer ican Provinces. If however there should be any one who has not received them, they will M promptly forwarded by mail to his address. Of aH the Patent Medicines that are offered, how few would be taken if their composition was known . Their life consists in their mystery. I have no mysteries. The composition of my preparations is laid open to all men, and all who are competent to judge on the subject freely acknowledge their convictions of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful medicine before its effects were known. Many em inent Physicians have declared the same thing of my PiUs, and even more confidently, and are will ing to certify that their anticipations were more than realized by their effects upon triaL They operate by their powerful influence on the internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it into healthy action -remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the -body, restoring their irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange ments as are the first origin of disease. ; Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from - -their use in any quantity. ' For minute directions, see wrapper oa the Sox. PREPARED BY 4 t JAMES C. ATER,.: T ' Practical and Analytical Chemist, ' LOWELL, MASS. Pries 20 Cents per Box. Prre Boxes for fL SOLD BT WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD, Raleigh, N. C. . If&TEGRO GOODS. KERSEYS OF ALL GRADE Plaid, Striped and Plain Linseys, Marlboro' and Gala Stripes and Plaids, Cotton Osnaburgs and Heavy Shirtings, ' Russet A Black Brogans Heavy Boots, just received and or sale by . JAMES McKIMMON. ll ATS t HATS I t-JUST TO HAND TWO CASES Extra Moleskin Hats, Beebe's Latest. - - : ..JftCUJUS WH.M1IK TO HIRE, FOR THE REMAINDER OF tbe year, eight or ten servants, consisting of men, wo men and boys. Enquire at this otiice. Raleigh, April 16, 1855. .; -, . ' , 42 St.. Snoerior French Caittimem Pnt 1 'V wnm.n p T t d i nminnT id " t nuprvrrnw to our style of Summer Pants. They are "just the " One hundiml nair inat raooi-w-AiT March 80th. '55.' thing. -1 ' 7 . E. L. HARDING'S. Superior French Cloth Frocks I SO JUST RECEIVED ' . 'j rTEBY TASTEFULLY GOUF TEN TAND CN1VER V sally admired. , B.L. HARDING. Jiroll0,18e.. - . .87--

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

publisher: W.W. Holden


ocr: j XA. A. JLJJLV KJ JL- JLJL-AJV Anew and sinamlarly successful remedy for thl ... cure of all Bilious diseases Costiyeness, Indi- i' gestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Kheumatism, Fevers, , Gout, Humors, Nervousness, Irntability, Influmma. tions, Headache, Pains in the Breast, Side, Back, - and limbs, Female Complaints, &e.,&e. Indeed ' . very few are the diseases in which a Purgative Meti- cine is not more or less required, and much rick, ness and suffering might be prevented, if a harm less but effectual Cathartic were more freely used. No person can feel well while a costive habit v. body prevails ; besides it 60on generates Serious aus often fatal diseases, which might have been avoide - by the timely and judicious use of a goodpurgatfU This is alike true of Colds, Feverish symptoms, a Bilious derangements. They all tend to become produce the deep seated and formidable distempers which load the hearses all over the land. Hence a reliable family physic is of the first importance to the public health, and this Pill has been perfected with consummate skill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, Profes sors, and Patients, has shown results surpassing any thing hitherto known of any medicine. ' Cures have been effected beyond belief, were they not sub stantiated by persons of such exalted position and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the many eminent gentlemen who have testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention : Dh. A. A. Hayes, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State Assayer of Massachasetts, whose high professional character is endorsed by the--.. ' Hon. Edwasd Evekbtt, Senator of the TJ. 8. Robert CWinthkop. Ex-Speaker of the House- nt Renresentatives.' ' . Abbott Lawrence, Minister Plen. to England. t John B. Fitzpatkick, Cath. Bishopof Boston, Also, Dr. J. K. Chilton, Practical Chemist, of New York City, endorsed by ' , Hon. W. L. MaRCY, Secretary of State. ' Wm. B. A8TOK, the richest man in America. S. Leland & Co., Propr's of the Metropolitan Hotel, and others. -j ' ' Did space permit, we could give many hundred . certificates, from all parts where the Pills have " been used, but evidence'even more convincing than ; the -experience of eminent public men is found : in their effects upon trial. - - . These Pills, the result of long investigation and : study, are offered to the public as the best and most complete which the present state of medical "i science can afford. They are compounded not of the drugs themseives..bu't of the medicinal virtue . only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chemical " process in a state of purity, and combined together in such a manner as to insure the best results. This '- system of composition for medicines has been found in the Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a more efficient remedy than had hitherto been ob tained by any process. The reason is perfectly ob vious. While by the old mode of composition, ev ' ery medicine is burdened with more or less of acri monious and injurious qualities, by this each indi vidual virtue only that is desired for the. curative effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious qual ities of each substance employed are left behind, the curative virtues only being retained. Hence it is self-evident the effects should prove as they have proved mere parely remedial, and the Pills a surer, more powerful antidote to disease than any other medicine known to the world. .. . " As it is frequently expedient that my medicne should be taken under the counsel of an attending Physician, and as he could not properly judge of a remedy without knowing its composition, I have supplied the accurate Formula? by which both myt Pectoral and Pills are made to the whole body of ' Practitioners in the United States and British Amer ican Provinces. . If however there should be any one who has not received them, they will be promptly forwarded by mail to his address. ' . Of all the Patent Medicines that are offered, how few would be taken if their composition aa known . Their life consists in their mystery. ; t have no mysteries. . . The composition of my preparations laid open to all men, and all who are competent tu judge on the subject freely acknowledge their convictions of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful nilini hefnm its effects were known.' Many em- ' Inent Physicians have declared the same thing ot my Pills, and even more confidently, and are wiU- ing to certify that their anticipations were more ' than realized by their effects upon trial. They operate by their powerful influence on the internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it v i into healthy action remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange - ments as are the first origin of' disease. - - Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from - their use in any quantity. 'T ' -i -. . For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box. - - - PREPARED Bf ' . . JAMES C. A YE IV V Practical and Analytical Chemlit, ; p ; W: .i LOWELL, MASS. . - . :.- Trice 25 Cents per Box. Trv Boxes for 8V V - -;:"VV ."' j'- ,80LD BT ; V '"'' WILLIAMS & HAYWOODRaleigh, N. C. MTEGRO GOODS. KERSEYS OF ALL Plaid, Striped and Plain Linseys, - - Marlhnrn' and Rata Stripes and Plaids, '; Cotton Osnabnrgs and I -vy Shirtings- . ? : Russet A Black Brogans Heavy BootsJnstwivedaD or sale by - -; 'U - - J" ' JAMES McKHlMOa. 1 "PTTT'-N


ocr: Servant's Wool Hats, Black, Brown and Drab, just re eived. JAMES McKIMMON. Raleigh, Oct. 7, 1858. 93 ATER'S PILLS, Anew and singularly successful remedy for the cure ofall Bilious diseases Costiveness, Indi gestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fevers, Gout, Humors, Nervousness, Irritability, Inflamma tions, Headache, Pains in the Breast, Side. Back, and Limbs, Female Complaints, &c, Ac. Indeed very few are the diseases iu which a Purgative Medi cine is not more or less required, and much sick ness and suffering might.be pxented, if -a- harm less but effectual Cathartic were more freely used Nd person can feel well while a costive habit body prevails ; besides it 60on generates serious airs often fatal diseases, which might have been avoido by the timely and judicious use of a good purgati This is alike true of Colds, Feverish symptoms, a Bilious derangements. They all tend to become ... produce the deep seated and formidable distempers which, load the hearses all over the land. Hence a reliable family physic is of the first importance to the public health, and this Pill has been perfected . with consummate skill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, Profes sors, and Patients, has shown results surpasMfig any thing hitherto known of any ljiAdfe. Cures have been effected beyond flEfnfjf, were they not sub stantiated by persons of such exalted position aud 4"' character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the many eminent gentlemen who have testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention : Dr. A. A. Hayes, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high professional character is endorsed by the Hon. Edward Everett, Senator of the IT. S. Robert CWinthkop. Ex-Speaker of the House of Representatives.' Abbott Lawrence, Minister Pleh. to England, f- John B. Fitzpatrick, Cath. Bishop of Boston. Also, Dr. J. R. Chilton, Practical Chemist, of New York City, endorsed by Hon. W. L. Mabcy, Secretary of State. Wm. B. Astor, the richest man in America. S. Leland & Co., Propr's bf the Metropolitan. Hotel, and others. , Did space permit, we could give many hundred certificates, from all parts where the Pills have v been used, but evidence even more convincing than the experience of eminent public men is found in their effects upon trial. These Pills, the result of long iixvestigation and study, are offered to the public as the best and most complete which the present ptate of medical science can afford. They are compounded not of the drugs themselves, but of the medicinal virtues only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chemical process in a state of purity, and combined together in such a manner as to insure the best results. This system of composition for medicines has been found in the Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a more efficient remedy than had hitherto been ob tained by any process. The reason is perfectly ob vious. While by the old mode of composition, ev ery medicine is burdened with more or less of acri monious and injurious qualities, by this each indi vidual virtue only that is desired "for the curative effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious qual ities of each substance employed are left behind, the curative virtues only being retained. Hence it is self-evident the effects should prove as they have proved more porely remedial, and the Pills a surer, more powerful antidote to disease than any other medicine known to the world. As it is frequently expedient that my medicine should be taken under the counsel of an attending Physician, and as he could not properly judge of a remedy without knowing its composition, I have supplied the accurate Formulas by which both my Pectoral and Pills are made to the whole body of Practitioners in the United States and British Amer ican Provinces. If however there should be any one who has not received them, they will be promptly forwarded by mail to his address. Of all the Patent Medicines that arc offered, how few would be taken if their composition was known . Their life consists in their mystery. I have no mysteries. , The composition of my preparations is laid open to all men, and all who are competent to judge on the subject freely acknowledge their convictions of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful medicine before its effects were known. Many em inent Physicians have declared the same thing of my Pills, and even more confidently, and are will ing to certify that their anticipations were more than realized by their effects upon trial. They operate by their powerful influence on the internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it into healthy action remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange ments as are the first origin of disease. Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYEK, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. . Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Soxes for SI. SOLD BY WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD, Raleigh, N. C. TTEGRO GOODS. KERSEYS OF ALL GRADES 11 Plaid, Striped and Plain Linsevs, Marlboro' and Gala Stripes and Plaids, Cotton Osnaburgs and Heavy Shirtings, Russet A Black Brogans Heavy Boots, just received and or sale by JAMES McKIMMON.