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I !l The laudres*' bills and doctor's pills Ntv puree crvunot withstand. w TVir Ktnnia?bet the fool* put out to Kor San Krancisco's shore, pt Dig for }?o\(l quick and quick siWer, ui Anil ot her sorts of ore, 1 knew n pair of diamonds bright, f(] Tluit love and mischief speak. ,] Those eyes of thine, if they wore mine, l>C!<r I'nmiii?Uyesth.it are ?o black '' Make one foul very Mne, ' My heart i.? 1 ik?* a cidlonder, !> I'ietv ''l with ihein through anil througl', t Ai> 1 if crushed by your cruelty, | 01 i \ria iiiniur pmiiu I Hill, That you could take it out an<l make <>i A filter dinphrum. fr ri Dear I'lminn?If yon don't comeback, I tell you what I'd <lo, I'll up all slakes, and stake my all ^ In going after ,vou ; Ami if3*oii don't sialic on mo then, I'll kick up such n row, I'uy ino a pick, anil bo off quick 1 To pick up golg and vow. ? "Si 11 wmmrv. n Be Courteous, g on TUT* RAILROAD COXIU'CTOU CAt'dlT. " Vou cannot judge of a man by tho coat 1:o WCHVX." ' Ilallon, Limpy, tho cars will start in a j, minute; hurry up, or we shall leave you bohi.,!!" Hie were waiting at a station of oue of u our Western railroad*. The engiuo was pulling and blowing. The linkage master was e] busy with baggage and checks. The men ,)( were hurrying to and fro with chests and va lises, packages and trunks. Men, women rt and children were rushing for the cars and j. hastily securing their seats, while the loco- ll( motive snorted, and polled and Mowed. ;<c A man earelc.^y dressed .was standing ou tho platform of thcdi pot lie was looking w around him, and ssemingly puid little atten- q tion to what was passing. It was easy to sec XY that he was lame. At a lmsty glanco one might easily have supposed that he was a man |): of neither wealth nor influence. The con Onetor of tlie train gavo him a contemptuous 01 look, anil slapping him familiarly on the a bhoulder, called out: t| " Halloa, Limpy, hotter get aboard, or the ((] cars will leave you behind !" ,j( " Time enough, 1 reckon," replied the individual so roughly addressed, and he retain- |, cd bis seemingly listless position. The last trunk was tumbled into the bag- ;t gage car. " All aboard cried the c.onduo- |; tur. "(Seton. Limpy!" said lie, as bo pass- t| cd the lame, carelessly dressed man. *IM,? ......i:. 1 ........ ..W ,v|iiy. _ sj Just a* the trnin was slowly moving away f? tho lame man stopped on the platform of the w last car, and walking in, quiotly took a sent, j.; The train had moved on a few miles when the conductor appeared at tho doorjof the car ^ where our friend was sit ting, l'ossing along, co ho soon discovered the stranger whom he had seen at the station. ' Hand out your money here!" j? " I dor't p^v," replied the lamo man, very j quietly. ' j . ' Don t pay i j aX i\>>, SUV 11 ' \WI1 sco abftni. tlmt. I bhnll nut you out at tho next station i" nn<l lie sci*c:i ih? li valise which wns on llio ra-k over the hoti ni of our friend. 01 " Better not ho so rough, young man," returned tho stranger. ^ Tho conductor released the carpet hag for 1 A fuOICuiiir, dim !;C C.Mlid *! ? In> limit; " then, ho passed on to collect tlie fare from n other passengers. As ho stopped ut a seat n f( few pace* oft, a gentleman wno had heard the ! ol convcrsuti jn.just mentioned, looked unat the I ... conductor, and asked him: I j " Do you know to whom you were speak- ! . ing.just now?" ' Xo, sir." C( ' That was Peter "Warburton, the President of tiie road." ni " Arc you euro of that, sir ?" said the con- (,}] doctor, trying to conceal his agitation. j. " I know him." r j Tlio color rose a little in the young man's fnee hut with a strong effort ho controlled . himself, und went on collecting hia faro ns "l usual. \\ oicanwnue air. wurburton put rjnietly in et bis scat?none ut (hose who were near him cOult] unravel tho expression of his face, nor I1 v.- at wot) id be tlie next movement in the if immo. Vnd ho?of what thought he? He . Iiu'i i.oen rudely treatoil: he hud boon nn- 1,1 kin.ily taunted with tho infirmity which had ni come perhaps throuprh im>. fsult of his. lit; li; eould revonge himself if he chose. lie conhl ro teli tlio directors tho sinipli truth, and the ,r( young man would be deprive? of his place " at once. Should ho do it f A.wl lt-i w 4?uv. j W| ?? m,j IIV V/?H V 4 111" &IUJW what ho wan worth. Ho know how hri had " risen by bin own exertions to tho position he row hold. W hon, a little oraneo poildler, ho rc stood by tho stropt cropRinp:*, ho had many a rebuff. Ho hnd outlived those duyirof j hardship; ho was rcnpectod now. Should he euro for straiigor'a roughness or taunts? Those wh*y sat noar him waitud curiously to boo tho ond. af PrOHftntly tho conduotor caiuo back. With a steady cuovgy ho wnlkod up to Mr. War- "j burton's side. IIo took his books from his c' pocket, the bank bills, tho tickets which ho H liftd collected, and laid them in Mr. Warbur- S ton's hand. 114 " I resign iity jtlac<\ air," lie Kind. m The Prosidont looked qver the accounts far rf n foment, then motioning to tho vacant ucat at hi* side, said ; ' jt? , ' "8it dtfjvn, sir, I would like to talk with ^ yon." 1 ! tr As the' v^jutog man pat down, tho President turned to "him a faco in which wan no nn^ry fectiiiK. ar*<l spoko to him in ah under tone: . " W young friend, 1 have no vovonyotul c" *.<; , :-J M I ****%??? WWMv-- -'Vt?;-'\ . **.?. ?!P V i..-. ? M> ". " t< > '?J??~. v,"*^ Sv?+>*?, ' >? ' ,v* \*f?. > v ?' ---.v * > *?* .? > , ?>- ;-vV^|.y .. * -h? Wt%,v*Vv '.**?*,->. K> v >- li\ V* > > V, f * >\> \ t'lVIl' *'lT u *? * 4 (I ' th 'v;i * -?v 1 ' Iv IV1V < > WN*? 'N .?() OftllUO! ?-i \ ih~ oimm In wJ?or>?: nn?! ' 1 - ? - i>'> Iv, tr>Mt'<'<l * >() <Nml'(" >< \C > <( : I "'li t, vi- 1 wllilll M*ll vv ,\! v? ; 1,HV ll V.'ll rllHrtCCO ' -r- p-?<> Itnimitl v IU,'II ||KV li:?ppene<l ( > ?\ >?bhM t y<???. Wiir vitrtation is Mill '<i 'I..1 mi rninjx. sir.'' Tin* train of enrs s*cp( <>n, as many a train r*.l done lieforo: hut within it a lesson 1 tii< 1 r?en ei\on and learned, and llio purport of >e lesjon ran yemew hat thus?Don't JVDcK * >* At'l'e.iR XNCKS. A" Book for th9 Times. ^ W e often hear of men and hooka for the u mes. In a trying hour sumo one risen, it ' ;iy lie, out of obscurity, w ho is lilted by jy lent* or enersry, fur the emergency, lie is |'( a man of the times." So wbon a boulc rmniw i tli nt a particular juncture, adapted to the ' w nuts of the Church or State, it is ' a hook ; m r the times.*' It is n good 'hing to have J (j ich men and lmoks. Wo have an old v?>1- r me nt hand which may ho colled, omphati- j (| illy, "a bowk for the times," and indeed n r all times. It g<>es back to the origin of (j >ings and tells how the universe was brought v ito existence. This, the learned philosn- j, hers ?>f ancient times were not able to do. I'ith this hook in hand a child can tell uiore bout the origin of nnui, and the origin of S) latter, than Zouo, l'lato, or tho sagos of an- j)( out days. tl It is a g<""od thing to bo correctly informed jl; a all such matters?to bo established in the (| lith respecting tho origin of man as well as (T| impeding his fall. This ancient volume tells a marvelous stoy about the introduction of sin into our orld. This great evil is to be traced up to lie man. " By one man, sin entered tho (> orld:" and it would seem that all men sint 1 in or through this one man. If so, then ns hi).>k establishes the doctrine of the idonly of the human species, for if all men are j, innors and have sinned in or through one tj urn, then all musthavo had the samo origin. , lankind did nut spring from several pro- ^ enitors, as Home would nfui'in. in tiiis particular this old and venerated ^ olumc is "a book for the times," for our ^ imos. There are men in our day who deny [(( tie identity of the human sjiceics?and a ook that was written by " holy men of old ho were moved by the Holy Ghost," and |} Inch affirms that "God made of one blood 11 nations." is a book forour times. J' No book in existence sets forth in the same lear and convincing lijrht the character and ( infections of God and the duty which we jj ivo to 11i 111 and to our fellow men. It rep- j isenis (jod as a Iloing of immaculate puri- j j ?infinite in heintr. wisdom, nowor. Iioli uss, justice. goodness and truth. It repre- |j' 1 uts His mercy as over all His other works, j j id it tells ltow tlmt inerev is manifested toaid a guilty world?unfolds the plan which jj od (leviseu for the salvation of a guilty orld. It imparts comfort and consolation to the roken hearted?tran<|uili/.es the troubled jy >ul with a force which the world cannot give r ioko a way?inspires the despairing with | glorious hope, snd promises eternal life to o) ioso who seek for glory, honor ami inimor- j j(| ilitv, liy ;i "patient continuance iu welll)iuV . ... ii It is a book which denounces iniquity as t| uteful to tind and hurtful to man?it prom- .. es pardon to the humhlo, believing soul? is to the good man a lamp to his feet and a ght to his path?throws a radiance along ic narrow path that load# up to glory, and w [Fords him a passport, at last, into the man- i j ous of the blessed. Surely this is a " hook | j ir mi' nines, and u nooK i<?r eternity. W ho ill not make no efl">rt to obtain n copy '? J,, le;;ftnt or cheap copies of tlio book can he (] jtaincd in many of the stores or from the f mcricau Bible Sjeicty.?Due I Fat I Tdcx1"' _ 1M Sotnp Anviow.?There is gr>'..u sense w i the following advice to young men .<iu! i ^ omen who arc imniung 01 .nntrunony.- ? : is from till article by Gvjiot Thorburn in ,(1 ?e Iiomc Journal : In " There is nothing io be gained in dang- lo ng for a twelve month, after a sensible wo ism, talking unmeaning stuff?words with- " nt wisdom. Tell her your wish, like a inn, and not like a blundering school hoy. he will never trifle with your affections; w nrl threo onuns of poinnwin sen <e in vour ><> luckle carcass, she will bo your own he- rl ~ a i. i - - 1 o - a 1 1 . in: a mourn iitiH jMHSf.!. net; 111ii msiory | f Rebecca, in Genesis, 24 chnpte *, 50 _T.se. When Abraham's servant had cori- u uded the preliminary contract with Mr. |l( aban, on the part of his daughter, to be- |,< mic the wife of Jsano, the old man was w lxions to pet home, to show his yonntr aster tho hoi\tj lass he had brought him. '|f ic old mother wished him to remain a few lys, to rccruit himself and his camels.? 'J o persisting, it was finally referred to the ),< lUjfhtcr. " AVu will cull t,lie damsel, and nitlrn of 1?nr mniWli " o..wl !*?* h .?. >|uii v (iv ovti mivuvii j n.i m ill'' iihm iu'1 <1^3 rhon ilebocca appeared, her mother askI, ' Wilt thou pro with this man lie- [j1 icca replied, " I will go." " Thero was a noble girl for you. No iar starting from hor black eyes, no whin- tj, ig nor simpering make-believe, nor mock y( odesty ; but what her heart wished, hor tu ps uttered. Ijiko an honest maiden, she splied, " T will 20." Now vouncr ladien. sn ) ihouand do likewise. When the man hom you prefer before iill others in the oriel, says, (i Will you with me," answer, T I will ?o." oi " By-thc bye, ladies, when you wish to tV iad atrito,8iv..plo nnd unsophisticated love ul ory, just rend over the twenty-fourth chnp- rt rr of Genesis.'*' h -? ? .I A MTTTiE {;irl in Yorkshire, when watr was scarce, saved ns much rain-water , i she could and sold it to tlio wn?herwo- V inn for a cent u bucket, and in this way *. cared nearly five dollars for the Missionar Society/ When she brought it to the ' 'j cerctary, she was not willing to tell her {' iino. ' But I must put down where the oncyonmefrom,"nuioho. "Onllit,then," 11 olicd fcbe liiiieortrL " liairi from Hauvmi " K( 1 ? - - 1^1 Alfred Stillwftll, Esff., whs on Monday, 1c re 8eb iuit./clcoW Sheriff of York I>i?- 0 ict. , " " ?' r- * *>! , ? V^'?n An I:-. r. r,n U'? wjr I'/ivu tTUiVil Mi: | fccted by fair iueau?. j j, A '< A' > y j " n rf. * ...* ** * Xivuhcni *>f ,K^?hv is nftWOJwl I "nm jhWi\ V.m w v!'l V>mI >><>, >\\ n<> niMV'! Mfi hUovM IWhwWv tn vs<-f>iiio \' tVVv'fluM vmI )>u? ?H> liKv*" * fl?>? Konwn nill MhY?<tI wf !Vifn>l, \ net 1< <?>\<V. n* v.'<0l .is rtimivh. !*!.V>v 'if lien in KlVftlClV \ Alii j '!' l.\ .- nlciK slio t ntl<> i; h;\?\l: I vo U.nn lice xvcArv every claw lv> of corn among the atr.ivr; l!i;t \> <1* in of uiocdl food, >1).- chirk* among lioi* otiir)>:ng brood; \N iihjoy >vo sco tlio self v-'mo hen 'fhfti s?ratolicil for iino. < oul I scratch rn* ton. These nre the thought* llmf make nio willing 'l'o ihUo '"v girl witlioul u shilling; And for I. self same chii.h->. von so?. Jenny resolved Jo marry mo. ? ? ? V "No Sorrow Liko Mine.'' " It seems so hard! so cruel'. ' said tlio >ung mother, and here a sid> broke into her >ice; she clasped her hands over Iter eyes, ul the tears broke through lier lingers.? nil sali. oil io i' tear* us could only break up om a mother's heart?a mother robbfed of cr first born ! Two weeks ago tlint very day he had been ith lier in tlio eh amber where the young iotlier now sat in darkness and desolation. ie little joyous head Muttering about the mm, the 1 itile restless (cet pattering along ie tloor, and the little glad voieo breaking p in quieK shouts of laughter, or lisping out lose pretty broken words and entrcntic* liioh arc such sweet mu.-ic to a mother's cart; and now ! Tlierv stood in tlio corner n little crib,with sprottv lace curtains, ami over it linns the iowv apron and embroidered merino dress d had 1:,? t worn, and at the fool lay the litc morocco slippers that the mother couldn't live removed IVom her sight, though the fee' iat had worn tlnm now liiy folded close toether, and down so deep under tlic grass mt no warmth of the sunshine could over :t\eh them. " Don't. Mary, don't! It might have been OVNt*. 1\i inninlu?r I Itnvn n f n inn you if." said the soft, pitying voice of IHoward, the lady's most intimate friend ho was pnssinj; tlic morninpj with her. The .stricken voman looked up in inereduills astonishment that checked for a moment le flow of her tears. " Hon* can yon tell ic this. Helen?" she exclaimed in a voice roken with jjriefand wounded feolings; "he as my only hoy, my little llarry, with hut vo years and live months over his guidon . .....l i i 1 i.: 1 * - 1 u.m , tniM & tutui nun mi; mm men i uun l tsiiovo thcro ever was another quite so pretty ml bright a child. " You kn w, too, how my very heart w:is jund up in him: how, if 1 ever ran out for ri hour. 1 was never easy until I got back to i 111 again; ami how 1 used to wr.tirh him nfr iie'd get to slccit) in the crib there, with >o little chubby hand wrapped up like a ly under hi.* check, and the smiles crimpig up his red lip; and then, just to think of IC 1,1?/lHf ri'Ali.il-ortinA - 1,1 jmvh?, iiuuvivOV'itlV, tUiiaillg AVUY* HlJll mlc me stop every other minute and hug im up to my hcnrt, and uuvor his face with isses. Oil, Harry, my bnhy, my precious \hy ! sluill I never seo you again ? Surely, elen, thoro n'.-.er was sorrow like uuto my n row;" and tho sobsrhroke out again. " Yes, Mary, there was," and Mrs. Howd's solemn tones cheeked the tears of her ien l. ' L know* of a sorrow with whose ittorness yours hears no comparison, and it us oomo into our family, unto my own and ilv ridni- f?P 1,:.1-1 I.? If ? jrt is in prison !" " Oh, Helen !" cried Mrs. Sprnguo, spring ig up from hor chnir, while slie looked at ic pule, working features of hor friend, li'.w you horrify me!'' " I cannot talk of it, Mary, or it will drive e, as it has his mother, frantic. Von xr.v ni in his ehihlhood, and can you romcmlior hat a beautiful promising hoy he win; but ? was itimoliioiist. nii.l P.in.l .>r c.-?, ! sorts <>f l'urt, nii'l his mother wa*? doling nl indulgent: ami so he grow up to his i?ovitceiith birthday, raokloas and nolf-willod. i?ii;;!i be was too kind hearted to be over alioipii-1. I must make my story short-?he fell into td company, and bud habits; and one night hen intoxi?5i\te<l, ho was persuaded to join nno inccmliarios. The ringleaders wore jteote 1, and tlic boy was sotitonced to a veav i the l.enitentinrv, which might have {icon n, only his youth plc-ad hard with the kind "artod jtid'j;o; and now he, lic< down in a fen's coll, while his poor broken-hearted lOThcr naees hor vivnn. with iln?!?>?? ?utinmii if? down her wasted cheeks as she moans .or tind over these words: 'It' he had died hen 11 o was :i hahy ! If lie had died then!'" And M s. Spragne listened to this story ith niinjjlo 1 homr and sympathy, which }?.?? (<>i'<rr?f lipl* mv:t irnof ??n.l ?? j?. ose six: said solemnly : "Yes. Union, her irrow is greater than mine. 1 hud ten thou | iii?l times rather llarry had died than lived r this." Ami f?r yon, oh, stricken mother, wh" ivc laid down with such hoart-flcho* as (?od >?t knoweth, the cliiid of your love, do 1 rite this history. Thoro is a Borrow that is heavier than atVs. the sorrow of .-in and shame; and mil this tho littlo one, over whose bosom if t the green f-oal of tho summer grass, is rcver delivered. The child walks in that es.-ed comity where no disgraco shall ever ar its Haul or crimson its check, and hitter the cup appointed you to drink, it will not jug to your soul that sting which some* nes causes a mother to cry out for her child: Would ho had died!" Be com fort Oil, you wholavo given up the root, fragrant blossoms of your lives to a>rn tho garden of your (Jod. It uia^r bo, if >ur nanus run away 1110 curif.ins 01 tlio tnxo your, bo (hut you could behold what vaited your bolovcd on oarih, you would y : 11 It is bettor that God had called cm." PltKTTY Good.?A good story about the ribuoe lunatics is current in newspaper rolos. It appears that Judge Clarke, of r??? ???i.. ??' io ini|>uuui v.yuif) lutuniiy ^uvu pilUlIC Iterance to an opinion?allured, one may itimrlf,'GHjnmtint, by quito* nuuibor of ifc cotcntpornrics, nnd a largo portion of 10 community?that "tho editors of the ribuuo wore reminded by him ns no better tan lunatics." ?Soon after that expression, Ir. Kiploy, oneof tho editorial corps of tab journal, wan summoned beforo the mrt tx> act as a juror. Nr>\y, it being unlensant for tho Rev. Mr! Jlipley to Icavo is literary duties, to listento the (per lift net) ugnimatieally given testimony concerning micthing in which ho Could take no earth" ' interest, he bethought himself of the xipliolo oF'Mnnney" as a modo of <?eopc. 'n the back of tho subpoena ho wroto: Mr. Itiplcy bo^s to be , cxcu&od on the round of lunacy. J n support of tho juseo of Ills ploa lie mentions the fuct, that, e is one oi' the editors of tlie Now ^ ork T. ilrtnc.'' ?lu<ig? (MiuUo being on tho bench, took the xWument, una, muling tho explanatory cndovNcmoDt, sniti, "The pica is vecifrg-1 l.r/.cil l?\ till' Court, llio inrnr is r>vi>iiKi<rl " I .imi tlio([ulok-wittu<lTHl>iinit?MTi:lked forth i triumphantly free on tlie ground of lunaov ! ?ground (hut hnd added no tarnish or soil to the mental reputation of the revorend individual. Goon Conundrum.?Why is n blush like n little girl v Because it bcoouiM a woman'( i ~ ^ ^ ? ?>i .'mhuji i.ai'Oiiiiii, l\ OimiN'AllY?CITATION. \ V11 KKKAl?. .1 N L:?wr.onr e hatlippplicdiome 11 for lfeltcrs of rtdminwtratlon upon nil and ] singular the personal estate of -Jnines 1'elfrec. j deceased, late of tho Mtato aforesaid and district ol'l'iekcns: The kindred ntid creditors of said i deeeawd arc. therefore, cited lo appear lie fore 1 me, at I'itkensC. II. on Monday tlic 1 >tli 'Onc j next, to {.hew cause, it' any they can, why said , letters should not ho granted. Given under my hand and seal, Nov. 10, 18&N. W. J. PARSONS, o.r.n. FAPEll J COMMISSION WARKIIOUSli AMI POINTER'S DEPOT, Fit (lie .ssi*? ??f J WR1T1X0, TMUNTINU. UNVKI.Ot'll, AND COLOUBl) l'AVEHS, CAltl)S, 1 A X !> ilSntcrinls Of a{l kinds. A pet it fur L. JOHNSON & CO, Type Founders, 11. I' OK A CO., Ami other l'rinting Press makers. I'!\INT1X(? INKS, of best quality, at Manufacturer's 1'rieOH. TO MKIICIIASTP. 1 The snlrccriber bc*j;s to cnll attention to the * Lnrgo Stock ( (' Writing and Wrapping IM) ( ! of all kinds, which ho will sell very low i'or cash, or short, credit on large sums. y JOSEPH WALK EH. UO Mooting st. Charleston, S C ^ Pot 12, 185 ft 13_ tf * W. M. HAD DEW, . * JL 1 ?.)UKSL'j a /L'L W , AM) Solicitor In liquKy, riCKKX.s court hocsk, s. c. Inn 14, IS.-.S 2Ct \( JOS. J. NORTON, A T T O > K 1 A T li A ~T , AND Solicitor in Equity. i PICKENS COURT HOUSK, P. C, Jim. I, 185S 26 tf Final Not? ;<>. rpiIE Ii. mh of Absoiein Gibson, deceased, I aro notified to appear heforo the Ordi- ? nary of l'iekons district on tho 4th Monda y in Nnvoinltftr next, as wo intend to mnkc a tinal settlement of t-aid estate. All persons indebted to the e.Uato will do well to settle , up before that time. 11. A. II. GIBSON, ) . i > '/.. GIBSON. j Adiu rs. Oct. 2f>. 1J_ td_ ? T03,L3CI> 1)1'. KOHH nu! by Jehu Hunt a bay marc ) .Mule, 8 or U) years old, heavy built, and s .:no whito :*pots on tlie neck causod by the ^ collar. Appraised at ono hundred dollars. |A The owner is required to come forward, prove 1 J property, pay coats and take it away, or t!x> | law will 110 enforced as in such cases made and provided. Said mule can be found at Mr. limit's, near the Trap. A. J. ANDKKSON, n\im>. Pot 1<>, ls")S 1(> Wi4m IX'OTBCS?. 4 FIX AT. settlement of the Folate of the iV Into .1 ihr. (,'oueh, deceased, will hoiuadc in theOrdinary's Office, at Pickens 0 II, on the 4th Monday iii January next. Persons indebted to the Kstate are required to make payment, and those having demands against said Kstaic must present them legally attested on or before that time, .] MARY A. I'OCCII.) Adin'x lion T corcil, j Adiu'r Oct 22, 1S58 14 3in J. H. VOIGT, TIN AND C 0 P P E II S M ITII, Wallisilla, S. C'v, INFORMS his friends and the pulilio tlint ? I j?j> ('IV*"/"1'! ^'nnr.ov my it It who has upward* of twenty years experience in the nianufaoturirii of C.'OPPKK KKT- , TI.K'S, STII.LS, and nil other articles nianu iiiv nii - u Din in vjopncr, i in ami snoot-iron ; ;utd in proparcd to (ill orders for nil work in his liuc at fhort noticb. Terms moderate.? 4 llefevs to the durability of his work, August 0, lSf>7 I- tf Final Notico. "VTOTIOK is liorcltv given that a (innl potX i tleincnt of the Estate of William SimpMOD. will i?i? ??*.? !/% *i , ? , ..... *7v iimimw ut iwVu uir W!*Utnary, at Pickens Court House, on the 3d Monday in January next. Persons indebted to 4 tho Estate must mal:o payment, and those having' demands against said Kstato imint render tliom to me, duly attested, on or bo- ?. torn that time. J. E. BKOWN, Ex'nr. - Oct 13, 1958 13 3m Estate Notico. VJOTTOB is hereby given that a final Bettlcil mont of the Estate of Williiun 1'. llcnson, d ceased, will be made before tho Ordinary, at l'ickens C II, on the second Monday in Janua- | rv next. TIioho iinlrtifnrl tn u itil * ' make payment, nnd tho*o having demands will render tliem to me, legally attested, l>y that day. NANCY (i. 1HJNSON, Adm'x. Pet 0. 1K">8 12 Hin t NOTICE, ,4 FIN A L sqUloiucfnt of tho Estlito of ClnyxV. ton .Jt'okins. doCftiiRod, will l?o mntlo in ihn /-. .. ...v. J <. oiiiw, iiv iim'iih 11, on iiic first Monday in January uoxt. Thoso indebted to naid Kslftto nniHt make jinyment, ' aiul those,having domandu miut ronder them to me, attwled according to law, hy that day. 0. W. VANZAN'l, Ad.n'r Oct 2, 1H58 ' ' }<m jk irni;i;. Fstnto of Jasper M. llell, docensed, will 1 bo fill Ally Hottlod in the Ordinary's Ollico, j ht l'iokens 0. II., oil tho first Monday in February next. The Notts ami Accounts, duo the Folate. Jmvo been placed in tlio hands of J. K. IIacood, Ksij., for settlement ; ami they must be paid at onco, I'td'ioiis lifting demands aSainst ?w\id Instate mtkl present them to him or lU undersigned, legally attested, by that day. . KM 11 A' BUM., Adin'x. 1 Nov-8, lij 8iu II I:I?okt OF ] ). IT. GRIFFIN, Treasurer of the CoiiniiiKBtunors of Itoada lor the fttli l.lofiii\u-ut, rf. 0. M. 1867. Dr. ; Det. 18. To buhmtte on hand af tor making roport, 1857, 8 25 OS l8f)K. April 22. To cash received of J W 11 Carv, Tax Collector, * 400 00 May 1. To cash received of J W Ij Cuiy, Tax Collector, 25000 | Mr.v S. To cash received jpfThofl i'rice, for sale of estn?y mule, 0 15 May 10. To cash reeoived of Coin. Singh-ton, for sale of estray sheep, 1 00 May 15. To cash received of CUm. Mtiglelon, lor 8.1 lo of estfay ho<?, 1 oO June 7. To cusli received of J W Ji C:?rV, T: x Collector, HOS (JO ! tune 1 li. To cash received of ('oni. (!hust:iin, for cstray .sheep 4 00 Vug. 2. To cash received of J \V Ij Cnry, Tiix Collector, 1872 ?ept. l->. To cash received of Wm. Clayton, for estrny yearling, 2 00 Vmount received, $1.500 05 DIS1H; 11SKM ENTS. [80S. Way 7. Tiy cash paid John T Masso.ngill, for s^l0 of cstray, ?0 00 \pril 18. Hy cash paid S 1) Kcitli, for building Oolonoy bridge, Coin. Trotter's order, 04 00 \ pri 1 30. I?y ensh paid Bowuu <& Uossctt, tur repairing Ucorgc.H' Crock Hridgo,0ou?. llymiJtou's order, 00 00 day 15. My casli paid A Allgond for building Soootiu bridge, Com. 11 utiles' order, 47 75 day '5. By cash jjliid K A Thompson, Printer's Dill, (>J5S day >. IJy.cash paid Coiu. Hamilton for repairs on George's Creek Hridgo, 1 60 Hay y. By eash p'lid .las I) Gassaway for work on flic Hoj.rj;.s Bridge Case, awarded to Arbitrators. To Jan I) Gassaway, Wesley Crenshaw, Tints (I iSinilh, It (! Smith, James S < 1-ssaway, Jenkin Adams, Cr II IS. .2*1* 1 r f J> Oll 'lll, UI1U .iUUlCS ?3 UH8?away's boy, 74 5,0 J liny *> By cash p:iicl .T W ({rant for work on Bojrps' Bridge, as awarded by arbitrators > < 1 W (Jrant, J W Martin, John Nual, 1013 day 3. By cafdi paid Joltn Stewart, Coin. Steele's order, for building bridge over Crow i;ro?!K, bU UU lav H. i>y cash paid Emery Diiy Tor work on 1Hridgc, nwardud by arbitrators, 8 14 tiny 51. 15y canh paid 'A PoVfcrs for work on Hoggs' bridge, 10 U0 llay 3. liy cash paid IjO Craig, uhcriff, casta in the Jio^ys' Jiridgo c.iho, 81 00 day 21. I?y cash paid Daniel Ledbctter for services as Arbitrator i'.l Hivrif*1 llriil.ro nn" ~ow Cnso, 7 50 Iumc 7. Hy cnsh paid Win Iluntor for Bervicoa as arbitrator in the Botrps' Bridge ease, 4 50 I line 7. By cash paid Com.'s Miller niul Norton's order, for liinibor- furnished lower Keowco bridge, 7 30 iiuse 7. Hy cash paid A II Hopirs fnr WAvl: oil Hn'firu' ""CO" I 'J A H Sargent, us awarded by arbitrators, 8 58 r 11 lie 7. J5y cash paid O W B JloggH & (! 31 Lay, aduiv's. of "Win i'oggs, deceased, nu per award of arbitrator#, 202 02 luue 7. By cash paid Reuben Otii nes for work on Hoggs bridge as awarded by arbitrators, 13 00 ltin** 7 i 'i'en ' \?<<v ?* *.?j viiau I'HKI V x i JlU.lll fyy w'>i"V 'I'vo ni' IIo""h' bridgo o.s awarded by arbitrators, 50 08 rune 7. By cash paid L. Baker, in part for work done on 12 Milo Bridge, 40 00 lano 10. By cmmIi paid Robert Craig, Coin. Steele's order, for building bridge on One Milo Creek, 57 75 Tunc 7. By ca.sb paid .Jt-ptlia Norton, Com. Norton's order, for work done on Lower Keo* wye imqge, oy *v i> csargoni, Wt)4 10 hine 12. By cash paid Jol?u A ChnKtain, for work done on Oolonoy bridge, 0 7f> rutio 23. 3ty oash paid Cartor Durham, Coin. Carpenter's order, for repairing bridge over 12 Mile River, 27 00 runo 22. By cash paid F N Onrvin, Com. Miller's order, for repairs on 12 Mile and 18 Milo bridges, G3 00 i uiy \z. isy cash paid Henry WillianiH, Com. .Jones' order, for repairing bridge over Peter's Creek, 8 00 Fuly 20. jiy onsb paid J P Hcid, utt'y, on Hoggs' bridge ease, counsel fee, 100 00 \ug. 2. By cash paid Ij M linker balance in full for bridgo over 12 Mile in Mrs linker's field, 20 00 Sept. 0, Jiy earth paid It F Mor gnn, (Join. l>nwrouoo'? order, for work on bridge near Morgan's MHIh, 200 \ug. 28. Ky cnhli paid M M Norton, postngo 011 JJoggfl' brid;;o ease, 50 Vug. 23. By cash paid L Freeman, by order of the board, for hauling alcepcrs for W olf Crock bridge, 6(1 % i>? .% oVI VJ,-IJU) 00 ty commisaionH for receiving 1-t74.0t, at 2) per cent, 00 87 I By conltnieoioiiH for pnying out ?1418.8f>, ?t 2} por cent, 85 84 81,4800(4 Bulnueo in Treasurer's hands, 14 ">0 KI Min All of which is fospoctfullv submitted. K. 11. (JU1FF1X, Trent*. of 6th Kog't, S. ('. M. of Noulli Cni'olina, IIOKKN3 IN OKIIIMART. Kx I'arlfl ^ Petition to APl'ty funds to IMnuldeti. Sur'r \ tlio piv mcnt of ik-litn.^ T appearing 111itt JoNcpli D Looper, Henry .J Duiiean (or lloaterl And wile roll.v. Peter Phillip* I,nil wile Caroline. .lolm Pritehet nixl wife Kncliel, reside without tlie limits of this State: It is unit-rod, therel'oro. that lliey do appear in the Ordinary's ollice. at Pichens II, on tho firxt .Momluv in.lanunrv next, ami shew cause, if any they can. why tho prayer of tho waiil petition should not be Ki'untod. W. .1. lWKEOKS, o.r.iu Ortlinnvy'n nflire. Sept. 24, 18">N 8in ^(alc ol'Soulh l'ni'utin.1, I'iCKKNte?IN f.Ql.'JTY. Avarillu Griflin ) V8 V Hill for Partition, Thon. Griflin. et. nl*. j IT appearing to the Court, upon hill tiled. that J. H. Maii.?i'll and wife Vafditi, Marion Griffin. lienjamin Grill',i\, Sargent Griflin, li. H. Griflin, (I. A. UillingHly ami wife Minerva; tho heirs at law of llailev Griflin. docea^cU, to wit; Avarilla Griflin. SjOgent .1, Grillin, Joaeph Griffin; aicltlio heirs at law of William Gritlin, deceased, namely: Avarilla A. Griflin. Nnnev V. Uritlin. Klihu !F. Griffin. Uosunmth M. Griffin, (5. 15. Griffin. .Mary l?. M Griffin, Ilniley 1$. Griffin. Thomas V. Griffin, Margaret T. Griffin', Mnrtlin ! '. i). Griffin ami June .M 8. Griffin, reside without Il?c limits of this Stato: ou motion of Ilurrison, complainant's solicitor, it i? ordered, tlmrcforft. tliat the Pit Id absent defendants do appear in this honorable Court mid plead, nnswer or demur to coll';dainant's said bill of complaint, within tbrec months front tbe publication hereof, or the same will be taken jiro ton/'r.s.vo to tbelli. HOITT. A. THOMPSON, c.K.r.n. f'nm'rn office, Aug 24, 18f?8 8m "ERt.nt.fi Tffhfirtft. \I.T. persoipj indebted to rlio Astute of Robert Stownrl, dtcciiacd, nro fi*cjii^st#d to mnkc immcdir.te payment : mid thoVe hnvinp demands against ?Uitb JrtnM present. them duly nttcMcd on or before Monday the loth dny of December next. or tlicy will he burred. A final settlement of thisi Estate will be mnde beforo the Oriltlinry, ftt l'icfeoti* ('. II., on that tillT- TllOS. R. PRICK, Adm'r. Hcj.t. 8, 18fi8 8 3iu JEWELHY, GOLD & SILVER, J KAN Uric. EISOI1J58SKK, tVsi!li:sll?. ?. < - y ? H\S just now returned from >cw Tork Kith n large' nncl l>euitfiful nrfsortihent of TTATCBIKS, .PKWKLllT, (I'.oth GOl.lJ uinl SII.YKH.) ('lurks. MiipUT'otp*, Combs, ltrusho.8, Fancy Articles. Perfumery, * Poupp, Gold Pens, etc.: nil of which hns hern bought for CASH, nnd which lie offers for sale on tho moat accommodating terms. lie jiIho KKPAIKS WATO f IKS and oilier articles in his line, and solicits the patronage of tho public. His stand is near the public square, nt \Valhalla, S. 0. l?ue. 1.1. 1856 '24 tf j. vr. NouiiiSyJk. j. vr. a. o. ri'ti.i *m. N OH R IS. HA IUUS0N & PMLIAM, Attorskvyn ?l Law, VUlMi attend promptly to nil business ontrupvT ! ted in their enre. Mil. Vulmam can always be found in the Office. OFFICE AT PICKENS C. H., 8..C. Sept. ft, 1 Bftft 9 tf W. K. KA8I.KV. ISAAC W ICK I.I KKK. EASLEY & WICKLIIFE, "" AttoriK'jm nt Lair, \T VILIi nttend punctually to nil business enT trusted to their enre in the I'istricts comprising the Wostern (Circuit. OFFICE AT PICKENS C. II., 8. C. Sept. 25; 1PS5 1 a tf LUMBER! LUMBER! rPHK undersigned nre now iiivnnred tn fill nr. 1 dcr? for of nil kimfw, nt their Mill on Orunce Creek, sever mile? norih-cnrt of >Yalhftllft. I.umber will bo Iclivcml if it ia (leaned by tlie purchaser. Our term* will bo mnrteaccoitimo'lutin^. and we respectfully nolicit Clio paironago of the public. JAMKS GKOlUiK, M. i'. MITCIIKLI., Fob. 10, IWS7 81 J. N*. I.AV.UKNTF^ PREMIUM COOKING STOVKS, / \ p oil I I ol! f -V.' re ; U For Halo l>y J, II. YOKIT, Opposite l'lantcr's Hotel, P alilalia, S.O. August t?. 1S.V/ 4 tf State; of Hoiith Carolina, PICKKXS UIHT?IN TilK COfBT OF COMMON I I.KA.1. Dicilrioh l^icuiHun ^ Foreign Attiicliiucnt. vh ^ Norri.s, H. & Ptillimn, iH'iiuricK x !iC<!!ortl. ) l'lfT'a Att'Tf. II' I1KHKA3, the pUintiff did, on the 17th day IT of May, 1858, file his declaration np.iim't (he defendant*, who (us it in snid)are absent from and without the liuiitH of this Slate, and have neither wife nor attorney known within the twine, niton whom a copy of tin- ."aid declaration inifd.t bo Sewed: It is ordered, therefore, tlint tlio said defendants do appear nnd plead to the f?i?i?l declaration on or before the 18th dny of May, 1850: otherwise, filial and absolute judgment will then be given nnd awarded again*! them. o. I'i. II.JUWW, O.C.Pn ('iork's (Hiiro. M;iy17, 18'iH ljty STATE Or KOiTII CAROLINA, I'll'KKXH DI8T INTIIK COtiRY OV COMMON i l.KAS, Noel Hftudfoi'd | Fort ion AHuehwcut. vs V J. J. Notion, Jolm Vhlllipn. ) Pty'* VVIIKKKA8. tlio plaintiff did, <n fhr Itfih T T flnv nf 1 fil" ?.? m % < wtni, u(u mo ucviurn^ I Ion ngiiiiiHi (lie defendant, who (as it in i<aid) is absent t'roin ami without the limits .of lhif? Staff, unil Iiiih neither wife nor Mtowey know n within the kiiuio upon w hom a copy of the inicl declaration might he hi rved: It i? ordered,therefor#, that tho said defendant do appear ami plead to the naiil declaration on or before Ilia 18th day of February, 185'.t: otherwise* final aiul absolute judgment will then be gUcn ?n<t : awarded agniiiMi tbein. J. F. HA<J001>. o.e.r. FGESALE, HV VALUABLE PLANTATION Iving on the Blue Khljte llnil Hond, containing Thrcn f Hundred arid Kixly Acre*. On IwAwwIm*, llierc arc n now dwelling, *lnlilc?. c?S%WB? lionea ?nd nil necessary <mf-biiibHngH, fro lit ed mid . wcfitliffr-bonwloil. Tim place if on* of thebcMt Improved In tbo Pintrb*. There Aronhont 880 ncrcH of woodland, well timbered. Tbm had of laud U near th? road lending froVh I'efldletort 'to V'alliidu, crjuadiWiint ftoin these points. For tci fo* and 'further part kulflrtf, apply to Dr. 1J. A. iltxHV. E. A. TATE. 4 Oct in * - tC ' y*