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LANDS FOR SALE. fpHK Subscriber. wishing to change his business. 1 offers fur sale his well known stand for merch- i iodizing at Coate* Tavern, with about SCO iCRKS Or LAXU, s well improved. with a good Dwelling an<l outbuild- " iir.'s. together with a good Gin House ami Screw * r\\ YARD with twenty VATS, and all necessary ..utlniiUings and a good STORE HOUSE?one of the s ??.<t stands for Merchandizing in the District. There c , in he from FIFTEEN to i] $20,000 I! WollTII OK MERCHANDIZE SOLD in a year into ' I hands. The stand is locuted on the main road i.viding from Vorkville to Lancasterville. by Curej..11 Ferry, seven miles of Rock Hill Depot, on the Charlotte Eii! Road, with an excellent road'to the Depot. About 2o0 Acres are in cultivation. Also, j 230 U'RES, i.r,..iniiiji the ahnve. with poml improvements. ami ' ( v i 11(<*<I on tlii* same roail. About olio hall" of (he | I<1.1111:iti 11 is in cultivation. ami is krtowu as the Sit- i |/r. ave* jilaci*. Also. 1?i2 Acres, ., iM WOODLl\?; I ,1, .ut oiu* mile front tin* latter place. All of tlnse x 1 hi I- air jjoml fur cotton or corn, ami will lie sohl ..a tv;?-oiiaiilc terms, as I am ilcteruiiueil to sell, W. p. McFADDEN. 1 \u.ii ' ? "?1 tf ; 1 '* ('In-tcr Stamlanl will copv. ! : _ _ . - < vaLijabi?k 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE, i rpl I r. Snliseriher offers for sale his PLANTATION. 1 1 -itnati 'l four miles South of Yorkville. ami one i ' miic Ki-r of Philailelphin Station on the Kind's i ? M .antain Kail Koail. The tract contains 50? Kltl.S; i ...nt halt of which is in cultivation. The improvement are new. coiisistiusr of an Overseer's House, I J an excellent Oin House ami Screw, larjre AM) STI1ILI.\IL ?* .i:. t'rihs ami eouifortahle Nejrro Houses. At the IL.iiie place, there is a (OMIORTiRLi: l)AVKI.LI\(L Kitchen. Smi>kc-H<iu?* ami Carriage H>>usc. The place i- tic.- from all local causes of sickness, ami 1 loi it- locality, fertility, ami other considerations. ' -'In.ii I I..- dc?drah!c't>? any one wishing t?> |>urcliase. ' T.-i iu- can Is1 made ' ' I'll SI IT Til K 1*1 RC'll4SKK, an I a bargain can he had hv an early application to j the -ub-cribcr ?>ii the premises. F. M. ii A L1?R A ITU. An-'.' dl | IOOK 11 l ie i: !--Tlie not. -and accounts of 1 A I' >. I'AtlAN \ ' ).. have hcen placed in our I I*. "Hi' orders are to (*<>LLKt'T; and all per- ' I nidel't? >I to them who ! > not come foward and t i'."mptl\ j av. will I.,- -ned. We mean what we sav. i WILLIAMS \ RKATTY." 1 An- dI 2m i YORK SHERIFF'S SALES. 1.1 Y Virtue of Writs of Fieri Fide*, to me directed, j ) will he Sold between the legal hours of Sheritfs , Sale, on the FIRST MONDAY in SKPTF.MltF.lt next, at York Cnint Ifou-e. the following property. ! viz: ? One tract ..f land levied on as the property of J. ( < M ini- at the suit of Wm. S. Daniels, for others. hoiu.de.I by land-of K. K. Harris. M. A. Harris, j I n. 1- of the e.-tafe of Hugh Harris, deceased, and by land- of ('lark Harris. containing sixty-seven a- I 1 n <'?. more or less. 1 hi Tuesday after the first Monday in August next, ' at tin- re-i leiice of Kli Dales. 7 head of hogs, ti head of cattle. 1 wagon and 1 bed. levied on as the prop- : rty of John Mctluire at the suit of William I. ! Claw-on. 2 Uiic tract of land, hounded by lands of William | Clark. John Knox. Robert Wil.-on and others, levied on a- the property of John A. Kincaid, at the suit of John F. lilciin. 2 ' ; On Tuesday after the first Monday in Au-u-t next j . at the residence of W. P. Thomasson, ill head of i , cattle an I 2 sheep, levied on as the property of Mat- i thew McCants- at the suit of Hampton Hollis. 2 S. C. YOUNGBLOOD, s. y. i>. 1 Yorkville. Aug. 7, l&oo. South Carolina?York District. -liniKHKA-S WILLIAM t'L'RRIF.R. has applied < T t to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credit of MARY E. McELMOYLE, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. The<e are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be hidden at York Court House on the 20th day of AUGUST instant. to shew cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and Seal, this Gth day of An gust, in the year of our Lor>l one tnousanu eigiu hundred and fifty-five, and in the eightieth year of < American Independence. J. M. ROSS. O. Y. I). Aug 0 31 lit South Carolina- -York District. WHEREAS WILLIAM Cl'RRIER has applied t<? me for Letters of Administration, de bonis iioii. oil all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of D. E. D. McELMOYLE. late ' of the District aforesaid, deceased: I These are therefore to cite and admonish all and ' singular, the kindred andjcreditors of the said de- 1 ceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at York Court House on the 20th day of AUGUST instant, to shew cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and Seal, this 6th day of AL- ' GUST, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ami fifty-live, and in the eightieth year of 1 American Independence. * J. M. ROSS, 0. Y. D. 1 Aug 9 31 2t ! ?: j < South Carolina?York District, 1 ?7HEREAS T. N. PETTUS and S. P. SUTTON have applied to me for Letters of Administration. oil all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of WM. PETTUS, late of the | District aforesaid, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at out next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at York Court House on the 20th day of AUGUST in- j staut, to shew cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. , Given under my hand and Seal, this 6th day of AU- j GUST, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight , hundred and fifty-five, and in the eightieth year of American Independence* 5 J. M. ROSS, 0. Y. D. Aug 9 81 2t X South Carolina?York District. T WHEREAS JOHN L. MILLER has applied to ! me for Letters of Administration, on all and ! singular the goods and chattels rights and credits of ROBERT E. MILLER, late of the District afore- ' said, deceased: ' These are therefore to cite and admonish all and ' singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de- ' ceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at York Court House on the 13th day of AUGUST next, to shew cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. 1 Given under my hand and Seal, this 30th day of 1 JULY in the year of our Lord one thousand ' fight hundred and fifty-five ami in me eigui?eth year of American Independence. * 1 J. M. ROSS, [l. s.] ' 0. V. D. 1 Ang 2 30 2w South Carolina?York District. 11/'HERE AS Dr. J. M. STRONG, has applied to , f f me for Letters of Administration, on all and singulur the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Dr. JOHN M. HARRIS, late of the District , resaid, deceased : j These are therefore to cite and admonish all and j singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased. to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at York Court House on the 14th day of AUGUST uext, to shew cause, if uny, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and Seal this 31st day of * July, in the year of our Lord one thousand * eight Hundred fifty-five and in the eightieth , year of American Independence. J. XI. ROSS, [l. S.] . 0. V. D. Aug 2 30 2w BARRY'S TfMCOPHEKOtrg and Lyon's Kathaiion, for preserving, restoring ami beautifying the hair. For sale by I j. BAKNJ2TT & WITHERS. J July 12 21 H | j South Carolina?York District. WHEREAS Dr. J. M. STRONG, has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and ingulur the goods and chattels, rights ami credits >f Mrs. E. K. HARRIS, late <d' the District atbrcaid, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and iugular. the kindred and creditors of the said deeased, to he and appear before me. at our next Orlinary's Court for the said District, to he holdcu at fork Court House on the 11th day of Al'Gl'ST, iEXT. to shew cause, if any. why the said Adminstration should not he granted. Given under my hand and Seal, this dlst day of July, in the year of our Lovd one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five and in the eightyeth year of American Independence. J. M. ROSS. [t.. s.] O. Y. D. Aug '1 2w UIIEITIFIC TIILORIKG.-Tla Snh0 scriber respectfully informs the citizens of York District and the public generally, that helms opened 1 Shop at Mr. MULLKXAX'S STORE, near the vings Mountain Rail Road Depot, and one door vest of T. S. Pagan & Co.. where he intends to cary on the TAILORING P.CSINKSS in all its various ranches, and will execute all orders promptly ami u the hot style of workmanship. He will receive egularlv the Loll'oil. Paris ami Vow W.vL l< :*V1' <<sued. lie lias :ui entire now isystein of ' I TTISti. :iii<1 will warrant his work to lit well ao ordinjrto or>Ior. lit- will t'l'T ptrmciits of all kin.Is mil warrant tlioiu to lit when properly niailo up.? Ho would rotuin his siucoro thanks to tin- |>ul>lii- for heir patronage heretofore, and hopes from loiijt ex>orienco and strict at ton ti on to business, to niorit a diaro ot public patronage. Mis charjros will he uodorato for cash. WILLIAM CLARK. Inly 2b 2'J Mm South Carolina?York District. Mavi.l fivers. James livers. Applicants. ? ?. William Smith and wife. Sarah, ot. al.. heirs at law of Williamson livers, deceased. I T appearing to my satisfaction, that Win. Smith and wife Sarah, Francis livers, Samuel A. IJyi s, Mijamin livers. Mary Adams, Clarisa Adams. Marha Adams and Jane Adams, defendants, reside bcymdthe limits of this State. If is therefore Ordered, hat they do appearand object to the sale or division f the real estate of Williamson livers, deceased, on >r before the 2<>th day of October next, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. .1. M. ROSS. o. v. n. July 12. 1S-V). 2'J Mm \'ORKTILLC FEMALE ( OLLEOE. In order to correct the erroneous impressions which are current in relation to the t'ollejfe lluildin^. the undersigned has been directed to announce to the patrons and friends of the Institution that arrangements have been etfeeted for the completion of tlie edifice during the vacation, and that the lluildinir will be in complete readiness by the commencement .f the next term?the first Wednesday in September, next. H. F. A Mlt'KKS. Chairman. Voikville. July 12 27 tf. In Equity -York District. Eliza Fewcll, ) vs ? Hill tor Partition K. M. Fewcll others j I Its I ANT to the or-ler of Chancellor Wanllaw, I. ma.le in the a hove ca<e. 1 hereby call upon all the creditors of Robert Fewell. Ieeea*e?l, to present iii?1 prove their ilcuiamls before me. on or before the 1st da v of November next. J NO. L. MILLER. ('. K. V. D. Commissioner's Office. t$"?.li July oth. 1 SV?. t oin New Shop. 1^11 E Subscriber having fitted tip a Shop in the rear of the (iroeerv Store of S. X. Stotve.v t'o., ?n<l havimr -applied himself with the neee-?an tools in?l inipletnetits. announces to the people of Vorkcilleand the vicinity, that he is prepared to execute >nlers for BLACKSMITHING, in all it- hranehes. Particular attention will he giv- 1 ?n to HoKSE-SHOKINti am lilX-SMITHING. in both of which he Hatters hint-elf that he will he able ! to afford entire satisfaction. He returns his thanks j to his friends ami the public for past favors, ami -olilits a liberal share of their patronage. WM. M. WALKER. Vorkville, March 1 8 t?m "YORKVILLE MISCELLANY." PERSONS indebted for subscription t?? the "York1 villi* Miscellany." prim* to the 1st uf January 1804, ait-1 for any Advertising or Job Work, are hereby notitieil that the same must be settled between this and the first lay of September. This i? no idle dun. but the books must and shall b<- settled up. Settlements can be made at the " VurkriH* h'nqnirtr" Office, with L. M. Grist, or with the subcriber. J. K. GIUST. July 2G 2'.? ?5t KIWS MOICTAIS CELEBRATIOM PLAXTATIOX FOR SALE. Iwill sell my plantation lying in Vork District as the junction of Bullock's (.'reek ami Clark's Fork, upon the most reasonable terms, IVrsmit wishing to purchase are requested to examine the growing crops. The lands are valuable for Cotton tnd small grain. The tract contains .*30 ACRES, of a quality inferior to none in the District. DAVID T. BYERS. Meck's Hill, York Dist.. June 7. 18-3.3. 22?dm Positive and Final Notice. 11HE firms of BOW EX, RAWLINSOX cc CO., and BOWEX & FARR, having been dissolved, tnd as the retiring partners of said Firms are earnestly desiring that the business be settled up, I am compelled to call on those indebted to settle innnediitely. I hope all concerned will respond to this before next Return Day. if not. their notes and accounts. will without discrimination, be placed in the hands of Jno. L. Miller. Esq., for collection. W. J. BOWEX. July 5 20 tf Office of k. )I. Railroad Company, WW 'Ml " w ''is ? *1 YORKVILLE, July 24, 18-3.3. 1111E Board of Directors having declared a DIV. IDENDof FIVE DOLLARS per Share on the Capital Stock of this Company, the same will be paid on application at this Office on and after the 1st lay of September next. J. A. BROWX, Treasurer. July 2G 29 3t NOTICE. By a Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the YORKVILLE FEMALE IXSXITUTE, the Tuition for each Session is required to be paid in advance to the Treasurer. This notice *" *"*** D.Oramo of tVio Inetitntinn mO V 15* given, lliut i <11* Vila ui IUV Iiwuvuwv.. Mw, hereafter understand the regulation. The Tuition for the last Session is very much needed to defray the fxpetises of the Institution, and it is hoped that those in arrears may find it convenient to pay up promptly. JOHN G. ENLOE, Treas'r. Yorkville, Aug. 2, 1855. JO 5t NOTICE.---Sarah Mildoon and Rebecca Mildoou, heirs of Elijah Mildoon, late of York District. deceased, give notice that they will apply at the next session of the Legislature, to have the right yf the State vested in them, of the real estate of which the said Elijah Mildoon died possessed, situate ill York District, on the waters of Fishing Creek, ind bounded by lands of Dr. Blake, Jas. II. Crawford and William Agues. July 26, 1855. 30 tf YORKVILLE MUEMHH r|llIE Exercises of this Institution will be resuuiJL ed on MONDAY the 16th instant. Tekms?From 10 to $17 per session of five months, with an extra charge of forty cents fur firewood.? STo deduction for absences except when occasioned >y protracted illness. J. U. SCHORR, Principal. July 12 27 5t 4TTE.\TIOXJ--TIIE YOKKV1LLE DRAGOONS will parade oil Saturday the 18th of VUGUST next. The Troop will meet at 9 o'clock, V. M., in front of the Court House. A full atteudince is earnestly requested, as there is some busiless of importance to be transacted. Persons wishing to enroll themselves will lave an opportunity of doing so oil that day. J. R. S. MEEK, O. S. Aug 2 iiri.lTED."FIFTY THOUSAND PuUNDS of clean COTTON RAGS, for which a liberal ?riee will be given by ADAMS & McCORKLE. JttJjf 6 2? I FUBwmmT WA"B"BO"om. THR Subscribers would in-/^^i\M |J| form the citizens of |{oek llill ^^^ PnL^ nml the surrounding country, .JSsfcl that till')' are now prepared to execute v Mm If all orders in their line of Inisiness.? ' 1 Their stuck at present consistsin pari of Bureaus, Sofas, Secretaries, Hook-Cases. Wartlrolies. Kxtcnsion. Falling-Leaf aiol Ladies' Work Tables, Wash-Stands, 1'cdsteads. Chairs, ami Picture Frames, together with a variety of other articles. They would respectfully invite their friends and the public generally, to call and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere: as they are determined to Si 1.' I 1 X si I / \V\.' WIM.fl.' I / VW l.'s"l< ami by strict attention to business, hope to receive a liberal share of public patronage. Lumber suitable for uur business, or Country l'rmhtce. will be taken in exchange for Furniture. Funerals furuisheil at the shortest notice. SIMI'SON TUI5XKI5. July _'<? 2b Ion SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL, I'ATKNTKD MAY Hi. lsVI. rpiiF attention ot" l'lantevs. Farmers, ami Stock1. fcetlcrs in general, i* respectfully callcil to this Mill, as the nio<t important article of the kind now in use : not only well adapted Ibr ^rimliii"; Cob Meal for Stock, but (irits or tine Hominy for the table, ' ami especially Itread Meal from corn not fully ripe in the fall. lu settinjr this Mill, no niechanic or frame work are wantcil, only re?|uirimr to be fastened to a floor or platform. Kasilv adjusted ami used by any body, even a child. The LITTLK fJIANT has received the first premiums at the late agricultural Fairs of Missouri. Kentucky. Maryland and other States : and 'hat in the most complimentary manner: as well as tin most ready commendation from the thousands witne-siue its performance. Tin se Mills are guaranteed in the most positive maiiiter a?rainst detects or breakage: and No.. warranted to jjrind I *> bushels of feed per hour wi' li one horse, and otferred at the low price of Sii'i all coin pletc. ready for attaehin?' I lie team.?N<>. I at >'7"? _ri-iti.l< I'll Lushel* per hour with tw.i horse*. Manufactured l.y SCOTT ,v MoCKHKK. .\i?jrn-ta. t i;i. Tilt>MAS S. MILLS. Airent. t'hester C. I!.. Aug.. "J. iS-Vi. :|il tf HEAD (^UARTERS. I Mt 11KIt No. rpill-: .-MTII ItKCIMKNT. S. C. M.. will para.le at I Smith's flld Field. on Til 1" IIS I ?.\ V. the .'huh day of Al til ST next, at I" o'clock. A. M.. arnieil ami etptipppeil a* the law directs. lor review ami excreise. The I 'o1llllii*Soliei| att?l Noll-t '<illillliioli?>t| (Iftieers will parade the .lay previous for <lrill an.I instruetioii. ISy order of (Sen. O. K. Knwaitiis, W. II. MoCOKKLK. Colonel ..f the dlth Keeiment. Vorkville. S. .Inly *J'i. 1 >> ">. "J'.'td taan LBS. UIIITi: I.I? ID, WitherTA It 11/ ell's I'ure ; Flax See.I ail. ami all coloi-s an.l VAI'NISIIKS u-cd in painting. .1 u-1 reeeiveil ami ottered at a very short pro tit f..r Ca-h. ami C.a-h only. We have adopted the Ca-h -y-teui in reference to l'aint- ami Color-. that we may furnish our customers at the lowe-t | ihle prices. IIAKNKTT .v WITHKUS. Aj.ril *? I -I tf . (UlillLOTTi: KIKKItV i\D coxJ FKCTlt ?N Vl?V. -Tin1 SuLscriher has ..n Itaml all kinds ot CAKKS. Ct?NFKCTI'L\AKIRS. T??VS. I Fancy Articles, ami a -plemli.l a?ortmeut of West , India Fruit. W??i|.lin-rs ami I'artie- sup| lieil :it -li >rt notice. 'Vfta .\ 11 work warranted. JOSEPH MEAI?. I'liftrliiiic, X. March I .* ?"?. l-tf J^IRST ('ILL?ivr-ii- indebted to i- by Note of I look Aivoiint. a iv ivi|iu*?tfi| to i oinc t'ofwafi| ami l?-t u* li:?v?? some hi.?ih*v. This ? .on* j first public rail. :iii?1 we woiiM not make it m.w. it' j necessity kiii-w any law. ' Tilt tS. II. hll'KSt ?N .V IW'.t? J til v l'.? li* tf ' SOIM. OK ( tKKOM) tl'IDUO WATER, prepared in a now ami improved apparatus. Tln? ga? passing through a water ehumber is thoroughly washed an I piti-iti?*?l. making it a most wholesome summer beverage. Tin- I .a I i will please give us niauv calls. i: a r:\ett \ withers. July 111 tf 11 I/OK SALI-:.?The MtliM-rilwr oilers tor sale r that part of the J A11. Id T oji wliieh the ol<l Jail stands, extending to Libert \ Being a eorner lot oil the puhlie square. it i? a good location for business. It will he divided if desired. W. A. LATTA. June 13. 18">4. 10 tf. njC ARE IXTHOKISED TO IV- 1 NOl'NCK REN J AMEN P. ROVUasa eamlidate for Tax Collector for Vork District, at the ensuing election. May 3. 1*14. 9 DISSOLITIOV.?The co-partnership here- ' tofore existing under the style of BROACH, MASSEV ?x CO.. has been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the firm will do well to make settlement, as the business must lie settled J up. Money we must and will have. BROACH, MASSEV \ CO. June 7 -li llm j VTOTICE.-?All pei sons indebted to US by Book A. ^1 Account, prior to the first of January last, are requested to call and settle, either by (.'ash or Note. Our Books must be closed, i 1 ADIv.MS & McCOUKLE. J June 7 22 ti "YTOTICE.---Application will be made ill the i_ v next Session of the Legislature to Incorporate a Protestant Episcopal Church in Yorkville. may I 17 tsl 1mie fkie.vds oflorvtlil s o'- ! . DANIEL. Es<|., respectfully announce him as a 1 candidate for Tax Collector for York District. MANY VOTERS. Sept. 0 1854 31 tf Jacob's c elebrated cordial ' for bowel affections. Just received and for sale | by BARNETT & WITHERS. ] July 12 27 tf ] uTeTHERILL & BROTHERS, pirns , it WHITE LEAD. For sale by ADAMS & McCORKLE. may 3 17 tf CAROLINA II ill* TONIC.?It cleanses ' the hair, makes it softer, finer, and more beuuful than anv hair tonic known. For sale by ( BARNETT & WITHERS. "^TOTICE.--Application will be made at the 1. v next Session of the Legislature of this State, for An Act to incorparate Unity Church, situated near Fort Mill, York District. S. C. ; July 26 29 tl : 4 si'l'erior article of GROUND 1 .7*. White Mustard. For sale by BARNETT & WITHERS. J July 12 27 tf OYtGEVATED BITTERS, a certain t cure for Dyspepsia. For sale bv BARNETT & WITHERS. July 12 27 tf Rl SHTO\ CLARK'S Refined Cod Liver Oil.- Just Received bv BARNETT & WITHERS. July 27 tf \\r ANTED.?10,000 bushels of WHEAT, f I'ur which the highest price* will he given bv i BK.IACII ? ua ! June 7 22 2iu i tittPHCAK, SPTS. TIRPENTINE I J aud burning Fluid. For stile by BARNETT & WITHERS WHITE LEAD.?A large quantity, just re- \ ceived und for sale by AUICKES & WITHERS, ma/ID 1? tt i SPRING GOODS. 20,000 P.URK OP BOOTS & SHOES KOIt TIIK \ S#?Ri?6 TRADE, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At Prices which defy all Competition, ^ A N I) AS T< > Ql'A LlTV AN 1) STY LB, J Tliey uiiiint he surpassed in tttiy similar estaldisliiiiciit at .lie Suutli. Our St"?'U, euihraeinjr so jrreat a varict ,* ol' Patterns. Styles am! Names of Gent's g Ladies, I toys. Mioses, Youths, Children ami Infant's , J KOOTSami NIIOKS, that it would lie ton tedious to j? int'iitinn tlu'in here. We would therefore. respectfully invito you to call ami oxaniino tlioni for yourself. _ Wo have also a j;ood assnrtiaont of SOLE i\l> rppuii LEATHER, French Calfskins. Ilarnoss Leather, for Plantation purposes, Kami Leather Copper Rivets, Shoe-Lasts. Pi'jjs, Taeks ami Shoo Tools of every ileseriplion.? Also, line (ravcllinjr Trunk#. Carpet Kajjs, Valices, ^ ?Vo. ?*ce. The invitation is to all. t'oine ami see them tit yourself (pay for them) ami take them away from IMIONICS, limit mill Slmr Hlll/tn fill III. Jl&if" 11 ides taken in exchange at Cash Prices. A Charlotte. N. C.. March 1MM. pJtf mm a tiiussi iib * rpiiK nmlersioneil respectfully informs his friemls 1 ami the pulilic generally, that he will atteml to Fa the sale of all kimls of PKoDUCK, MKRCIIAN1)1/K, NKCRUKS, STOCK. FUR NIT UKK. ami eve- j rythinjr that can lie sold, at a reason Mo commission. All business entrusted to him will he promptly attended to ami immediate returns made. lie returns his sincere Shanks to the citizens of Yuvkvillt' ami vicinity. f??r tin* liliccnl patroiiajre J A heretofore hestoweil 11)><hi li'ln, ami hopes l?y strict attention to business. to merit ami share a cmitin- OH naiiec ill' the same. Aihlress. V. K MeKI.HANKY, Auctioneer. Vurkville. S. t'. ! ttt:ri:iti:\i'Ks: )*??/ !r///..?\V. I. ('law-mi. .Inn. |,. Miller. Dun'l Williams. ; A * (' Mir?. ? ,\. (I. I';l?;lll iV I'n. /.laifiiA/i-A?I. t'iiretuli. .1. II. Witlierspnoii. .Vk/V/i ('iifii/itin.?W. L. Irwin, H. Irwin. / iimnrit/f. -\\ . .1. Keeitati. Ynrkvillc, .Inly -<i. I Sou. J 1 tf lirif" The ('liesti-r Stamlar !. Faiitiehl llerahl. I'niotiville Journal ami Lancaster Leil?er. will rnpy H times weekly, ami forward accmnits. MABSLE YABD. flif" V |1| I l\ tnnler-iirneil having purchase.! the Marhle I Yanl uf fill. S. N. SToWK. informs the citi- ! /en- ni' Y irk Histriet ami tlic ?urroumliii}r country, i that he is now jirej.;tre?l to till all nfilcrs Itii* jilain ami jHonuinrntal iHarblr dtilovh. lie has procured the service- uf efficient workmen, Lil with uuml material, well a?.?urtcil. ami the lowest prices, he will promise to execute ofilcrs to the sat- ' isfactioii .,t* hi- cit-toiiicr?. lie will always kec)i an assortment of SLAItS on himl. in order that those ' wi-hili'i a TOM IWTOXE | can lie -niteil in si2e. letieriiifT atnl finish, at the -hoi- > ,j. test notice. .Marhle Yar>l in the rwarnfS. N. Stowex t.'n's. j Grocery ami I'rovisii.n Store. 1'laster of I'aris amll'ement for sale. lUfHARD HARK. .Ian Jo o ly ? CASH STORE. - '! , IT ROCK IIILL DEPOT. I MKSMtS. II. F. Blinwil. John MASSEY and i (J. W. BIB > AC||. hav ng entered illtn ;l en-part- | ner-hip !' ! tIn- purpose ..I" carrying <?n a Cash Store, I announce tin- people ..l :.'ie 1 inlia 11 l.aud and the []T] -urroumling country, that they have now ami will |l]j[ keep cnti-taiitly *01 liainl a lull supply of Goods 11 itally kept in 111 up-country ?tvro, which they will ?ell at h.w.-r rate- than usual forca-h or ?*>>iititry pr> luee. in every instance. Tliey iuteii.l to >|oa strictly ca-li business. an.l uoereilit will he granted t..^uv me. Persons in waul ..I bargains in the way >>1 1 1 I- are invited to all ami examine our stock. j BBOACH a t o. j, Bock Hill I'eput. June 7. I>00. J"_' 'J111 NEW GROCERY STORE. IV M just receiving at litv st. re opposite HOSE'S llnTKL. a of FAMILY GHOCEH1KS. which I will -ell tor wli. at lower prices than they eat 1 lie purchased elsewhere in this place. My -lock consists ..f V BEST RIO l.\'l> J 1V4 C OFFEE. ? New Orleans, I'laritied. PuJVeristed. Gill-lied. 1'ortO Kino and Steam Beline. Sugar-. Twenty Barrels New orlea is Syrup: Sugar House and I'orto Bico Molassts. Fifty Sack-of Salt. Bice. Sa dines. Fre-h Oysters ill I'ans. Pickle-. Preserve- ami Jellies of various kinds, together with the usual vari'tv id'a Faniilv Grocery. ' W. K. IIACKET. March li'J "J tf s,n.' For Sale or Rent. A UGL'STl'S (JI.'YNIvMKI.. offers to Sell or I'enf* A j.\. to an approved purehiis?r or tenant, the prenii- *3 -es ill the Town of Chester, lately occupied hy Mrs. Coll liuyiienier and I'ailghter. Tliey are situated in a very eligible and desirable po tion of the town, havine on them an elegant Cottage, Academy School ?l Booms, ami a tine well of AV??- Shun- Water. To my one desirous of conducting a PB1MABY or IIIGII tCllOOL. these premises would he very well adapt- \ d, and. as a cottage family residence. they offer the _ very best imlucements. Possession to be given on 1st January next. For further particulars enquire it the Shunliit'l office, in Chester, or of the undersigned in Charleston. f A. Gl'YXEMEK. rL( July 12 :> om I dompetition"a"t defiance. VM7"E are uow receiving .ui<l opening in addition v to our extensive stock of Dry Go ods, Ilnrdware. Hoots, Shoes and Saddlery, Hats, Caps, and a jreat variety of Straw Hoods, one of the most extensive stocks of Spring and Summer Goods, jver opened in Western Carolina. Our iStock, cmhra:es so great a variety of I'atdrns ami Styles, of La- , lies and Gentlemen's DKESH GOODS, tlint it would jc too tedious to mention tltin. We would thercrespectfully invite your nttdition to our stock, that Mil I vou may examine lor yoursi'V, feeling confident we Uill will make it to your interest.) DKEM & STEELE. n, Charlotte, N. (*., MaiL^Jo. 12tf JAILOR'S SHOP.?Messrs. T. A W. DICKX SON, beg to make their aeknowldgmeuts to their friends, for the liberal share of patinage they tiave received: and inform their friends arilthe publie that they are still carrying on the TAHORING BUSINESS in all its branches, at their standvne door South of S. Sadler & Son. They have made*rangeaients by which they will he able to fill all oriers for g( y the best qualities of Goods, and to make up ?ut-fits 01 r n the latest style and the most workmanlike manler. By strict attention and promptness, and a laith*ul execution of orders, they hope to continue to revive n goodly share of public patronage. n T. & W. DICKSON. nU Jan 23 3 ly Uut 4 31 ERIC AN HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. C. Qf nL The proprietors would respectfully inform the J ravelling public that this well kijown establishment s now in complete order for the reception of visitor?. ,'ts location is one of the most pleasant and advantageous in Columbia, being immediately on the edge >f the most business part of the town. Everything u lecessary for the comfort and convenience 0f travel- ?. ers have been carefully provided, and nr, labor will je considered too great by the Propriet ors, in order ,o ensure to those who will favor their. with a call, a jleasaut and desirable home of rest r4nj accommoda .ion. SAJ.tAH FLEMING, J. T. FLEMING. Jan. 6. 1 tf Removal. * MESSRS. LINDSAY & THOMASSON announce to their customers and the public that they have removed their establishment temporarily to the **re store formerly occupied by them, one door North of p 11 WALKER'S HOTEL, where they are prepared to r,a serve their friends as usual. They have now on j hand a good assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, &c., T" and all articles in their line jf the best quality, and lj at reasonable prices. w|, J. F. LINDSAY, pii, D. H. TH0MAS80N. Yorknllt, Mir. I, I tf I justness Uoticcs. MASONIC JMEETINGS. A / rim. iVrilitOI'IC LODGE, No. t,/ "X. A.-. I?\ . M.\ meet* regularly on the 'IP* THIRD MONDAY EVENING <>f each month. Ij. M (IK 1ST. Sii'ivturv. i I ACKEV CIlAPrER, No. ? R.*. A/. J. M.\ holds its regular ('mmiiunicatioiis mi tin' ; I EST TUESDAY EVENING of each month. L. M. (SKIST, Secretary. 1 IIIS()\ COUNCIL, No. ?. IioIiIh its reguM |;ii* meetings mi the FIRST MONDAY Kvciiiiijr encli mmitii. S. W. MELTON, Recorder. July -2<?. 18",5. i>?.? ly DR. ALFRED CRAVEN, itlcsiimit Surgeon Dentist, ^ YORKVILLE, S. O. On the East side of the Main Street, Soutli of till' "ralnictto Hotel. .lllll li 1 M J. C. CHAMBERS, ittoruey at Law and Solicitor in Equity, VOHKVII.LK, S. C. flfca?" (tFKIOK IX TilK COURT IIOUSK. 'At?8 Oct. 20, 185:1. -1(1 tf PAUL T. VILLEPIGUE, ctor and Commission and Forwarding Merchant, A< '< lOMMODA'I'lON WHAHK, Oil Alll.KSTOX, S. C. .1:111 (5 1 1)* EDWARD MOORE, Lttorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, YOHKVILLE, S. C. ice fronting the Court House, in the Jail Building. Will practice in the Districts of Vork, Lancaster, Chester, Union ami Fairfield. Jan 25 2 ly W. B. WILSON, Forney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, voitKvi i.i.l-:, s. <:. timer in tiik enritr nnrsK, ruuXTlNO Tin: ( i.kiik's nmeK. March 2?.? 12 ly JOHN L. MILLER, ATTOltNKY AT LAW. YoUKVI 1.1.K. S. O. Office in tho Court-House. tf" Will practice in the Courts of Vork, Chester ami Lancaster. 'Xtifl Ian 18 2 tf WILLIAM C. OWEN, FASHIONBLE TAILOR, jorty-Stroet. 2 Doors East of the " Adickes Building, YOKKVFM.K. S. C. ffetf" Orders promptly attemleil to. 'Vgfl Tan 25 : ly SADLER'S -NEW HOTEL, rniiNKU <>r i ItADK AND TUYOX STUKF.TS. CHARLOTTE. X. C. 1 March 21? 12 tf H B H fl"* B B. ^ SAAT ANtt MAWC? zvv I *vii4/ *jnvt-iTmAtnj youvii.LK.S.C. la^" Shop. in the rear ?!' the Court-IIouse. l1?fi Feb l"i '? ly PRITCHARD & CALDWELL, WIIOI.KSAI.K AXI> ItKT.VIL l>K.\I.KltS IN* t its. ins tnm. to' Paints, Oils, &c., \ O :i. (.RiMTC ROW, 1 OPPOSITE SAJM.Kll's hotel, charlotte, n. c. duivh *.'? 12 ly i J. I.OWRIK. II. KNNISS. , LOWRIE & EWISS, DKAI.KUS IX 1 iioohs. jHusir. WALL-PAPER, &C., CHARLOTTE, N'. ('. larch 211 12 ly , S. W. DAVIS, J ttorney and Counsellor at Law, c Office 5 Doors South of Sadler's Hotel, CHARLOTTE. X C. H .11 Collections or other business coinmitteil to his ? in the Counties of Mecklenburg. Lincoln, Row- f, Cabarrus or Union, will beattemlcd to with plea- r \ ami ilisposeil of as ilirectcd. ,. larch 28 12 ly JOHN HARTY, it 10A6H MANUFACTURER, ege Street, immediately in rear of Sadler's Hotel, (CHARLOTTE, N. C., "* Keeps constantly on hand a splendid assortment f Carriages, Buggies &?., of the latest styles. Orders from a distance will receive prompt attention. Ir larch 2ti 12 ly ^ J. N. LEWIS A CO. !l Ci OKA I.KltS IX j ine Gold and Silver Watches, ? >CKS of various patterns. JEW"ELRY of the w atest styles. Silver and Plaited Ware, Musical w Instruments. Military ami Fancy Goods, 0, Guns. Pistols. \e.. at their Store. YORKVILI.K.S.C. t< ** Watches, Clocks and .Jewelry repaired by com- cl potent Workmen. in 25 3 ly NEW CARPET STORE. JAMES G. BAILEY, I.ATK OK THE ElllM OK IIAILEV AND LAMRERT) Direct Importers of all Kinds of 1PETO, OK FLOOR Oil EMM." GI\E.\ GOODS, ] ortain Materials and Trimmings, &c. r 1U KING.STREET, t * CHARLESTON, S. C. ,f & P. S.?Orders promptly attended to. g. 2 30 ly* ,A WM. S. LAWTON & CO. q TIIOS. ALEXANDER, WM. S. LAWTON, p, rierly of York Dist. S. 0. J Formerly of Lawtonville. 0, kCtors, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, SOUTH- AT LAN TIC W H A R F, CHARLESTON, S. C. * uiSeuior paruier lias been doing the Commission fj iin^s twent> venrs, and we hope by experi- p ence to be sNle to give satisfaction. u REFKHEXCES: v. C. J. McDonald, Ju^rC Stocks. Rot. W. J. Harey, Sparta, Ga.; Col. i J. Willingliam, Maj. S. J. Bailey, BnvnweYliA C.: Hon. J. D. Al- v lcn, Gen. L. \I. Aver, Barnwell Dist., U S. C.; T. Willingbfct, Esq., Lawtonville, S. 1.: n. J. D. Johnson, Dr. B. i. Sams, M. B. Sams, Esq., Beaufort, S. 0.: E. G.J union, Esq., Florida : Cot. M. Thomson, Yngliington, D. C. r Ian 18 2 1 ly THE FIRST PREOUM * FOR PIANO IORTES. mTHE lnrgest and best assortment of PIANOS ever olferel in Columbia, is to a be found now at theMUSIC STORE of o d. RAMSAY. 178 Ricliardson-sreet. Svery PIANO has the latest and bet improvements, ! of the latest stvle. and CTUiU-fttoert an nt.fi ni- in TO SHIPPERS. HUGH I. TIHLEY & CO., * (SIM'CESSOHM TO TIN LEY A HEBRON.) or deceiving and Forwarding Agents, and General W Commission Merchants. T1 Xo. 2 K/chamje Street, South Atlan/tic Wharves, th CHARLESTON, S. C. ex * . 1 fittoiitinn to the sale of Cot bl I I U II1U11 |fVI.7VHWI - #v( r ton as customary, or by special contract, all ^ other kinds ot' Produce and Manufactures, and make prompt returns of the same, for 2J per cent, commission. vjt We will CONTINUE, as heretofore, to give our jj1( special attention to the Receiving and Forwarding of ^ all goods consigned to us, for 10 cents per package. re( Machinery, large packages of Furniture, &c., jj0 charged in proportion to trouble and responsibility, VQ| for advancing freight and charges, 21 per cent. Persons shipping Goods or Produce through this house, may rely upon their interest being POSITIVELY PROTECTED, both against overcharge fiV and loss of goods. I We have in no instance nor will we detain any a|.y goods for freight and charges. Coi We would respectfully beg leave to refer to the ((e, following gentlemen, with whom we^have had busi- fac ness transactions: l,ai John Caldwell, President of the] South uaronna 0r Railroad, Columbia. rat U. Passuilaiguc, Suj). of Public Works, Columbia, gjy P. W. Fuller, Columbia. wit John King, Jr., S. C. R. R. Agent, Charleston. 0f Henry Misroon, Agent of New York Steamers. wo< Holmes & Stoney, Agents ofN. Y. Sailing Packets, ten H. K. Raker & Co., Agents of Baltimore and Philadelphia Suiting Packets. mo< J. W. Caldwell, Agent of Baltimore Steamers and j Boston Sailing Packets. .? July 10 1'8 6ra pj IMPORTANT SALE. rp Land! Tegroes! Stock! Wheat!! f ON TUESDAY, the 4th day of SEPTEMBER next. 1 will sell to the highest bidder, my plan- ?en) tation in Gaston County, North Cuvolinn, purchased tj1(J of J. II. McClure, containing between FOUR and t0 , 500 ACRES, clot with excellent improvements?conceded to be the h?a best tract of land all-together in Gaston County. I me< will also expose to sale my MILL TRACT, purchas- 1 ed of Eli Clciner, iu three separate lots?the first a,^v having on it a I GRIST MILL ; the second, with a large Distillery; and the third lot with a good SAW MILL, in good repair. Titles clear and um|iiestiouable. Also, at the same time I and place, TEN CHOICE and C.; LIKELY NEGROES ; Exa splendid lot of Horses and Mules; one fine Suffolk Sow: also, my fine Brahmin Cow and her Bull >oc I'alf, which will be four-and-a-half months old at oxa the day of sale, and if it thrives, worth riding one * hundred miles to see: also, two 1000 RUSH ELM OF WHEAT, and a large lot of CORN, Fodder, Oats, Rye, \c. The sale will commence at the McClure place at ten o'clock, and will continue for one day only.? e......... v 11 f/w.i) in,1,row 1 iiin 1 iiinl mlini *" | ' 14,11" ,1" o'""1 " "? *-? ryi iws of fine stock arc invited to VISIT %.\D EXAMINE \ iliis property. It is seldom that such is offered for stan sale, and would not be put tip now, were it not for and my desire to concentrate my business. GOf . J. W. FOKD. Phil Flat Rock, Kershaw Dist., S. ('. ed a July "? - ? 10t NEW ATTRACTIONS! ^ AT THE (OHVCll STORE!!! Thei suffi Messrs. Adickes & Withers, the i HAVE in store a large and varied stock of Dry Goods, to which they invite the attention of heir friends and customers in town and District.? and The stock consists of carefully selected ticle DRESS 4\'D F4.\T? GOODS I man stoc leady-Made Clothing; Cloths and Cassimeres; , loots and Shoes and Bonnets: Hardware and Crockry : and every other article belonging to their line of CQnf lusincss. Persons in want of MY (SWMMD)? ire requested to give them a call, at their Store in y he "ADICKES BUILDING,*' wl c they will find he lest qualities at as low rates us can be had in his market. may 10 18 tf 21 WHEAT MARKET, SMimw wak*. H [WISII to purchase THREE or FOUR HUNDRED J1 THOUSAND BUSHELS OF GOOD MERCHAN- 1 'ABLE WHEAT, for which I will pay the highest ash price. Thei Charlotte from its facilities of transportation is lar 1: lie of the best inland markets in the Southern ders, tates. [ have erected large Merchant Mills conti- tobic uoiis to the Railroad, capable of grinding three ting undred barrels of Hour per day, and to keep them by G iinuing I must have wheat. So bring it along, if ou want the highest figure for it. .. I am prepared to grind for toll. If you want flour J*eat hose brand will be sufficient to sell it in any market * , l the world, here is the place to have it manufac- c ired. These Mills have already made a reputation ot"ei ot inferior to anv in the country. LEROY SPRINGS. mter Charlotte, June *20, 1855. 24 3m _ mt UNION ACADEMY. ~~ rHIS Institution situated five miles North-West of Ebenezcrville. and eight miles South-East of orkvillc, in an intelligent and moral neighborhood, Fill ml one of the healthiest portions of the State, will I. i iiiiimencc its third session on MONDAY the 0th of DAR ULY 1855, for five months, under the superintend- hand ace of JOHN 13. PAN KEY, a gentleman of much tiful xperieuce iu preparing young men for College, hom wc feel confident in recommending to all who , ish their sons and wards well prepared for College u r business. ' Board can be had in the best families from a quar- \ jr to one mile distant, at Six Dollars per month, in- ^.n?' ludingall expenses. wnr h Terms.?Lower branches of English per session, $ 7 1)0 For higher branches of Eng- the j lish 10 00 Thoi The Classics and Mathcmat- scho ics, 15 00 seve JOHN BARRON, of B SAMUEL JOHNSON, June 25 25 tf m GREAT BARGAINS! IEDUCTION IN PRICES!! jlHE Sl'RING TItADE being now pretty well ^1^' . over, and being desirous of selling off their stock u make room for Fall supplies, the undersigned are ^ etermined to offer their I? Cloods at Greatly Reduced Prices. '"" 'hey still have on hand a good assortment of Gentleen's READY-MADE CLOTHING, and Furnishing __ OODS, of the best quality and styles, and will dis- Hl( >5* of them to their friends at a very small udvunce i. oost. Those in want of cons, SUMMER CLOTHING, re requested to call and examine for themselves. tojn( jjgy We have a number of accounts prior to the rst of January last, which those indebted will vt lease se ttle either by cash or note; us we must close tjje j. p the business of the last year. w F. II. SIMRIL k CO. aubg June 14 23 3m-{ p ILLl IF AT COST ASD MCTIOI ! ** jook OF? roa MMAim ? y ?1 rHE Subscriber having determined to close up his \ business completely, offers his entire stock of )RY and jJ*V0 FANCY GOODS, J iOOTS, SHOES, HAatXWjRE, Sc., Sc., to hie riends and the public generally .AT COST, }Z nd he invites those in want of good and cheap Bar- ^eai ;ains to give him a clUI. On Sale-Day Next, ^ te will expose his stock for sale at Public Auction, \_i rhich will be continued o u all public days until his ohflf roods are entirely disposed of. m W. J. BOWEN. June 27 25 3m JJ II7E ARE AUTHOHISED TO AN- the f f NOUNCE S. W. JACKSON, as a Candidate for title he office of Tax Collector for Jferk District, at the casl insuring election. 1 iSMua p? .. k V ?--* O?7 ? ,e and finish?and are sold atpricato suit th?e times, t rties wishing five, ten, fifteen 01 more, csm have * im at a liberal discount. s i. G '1 tf 1EXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT and Perry Davis' Pain Killer. for sale at nlesnle prices. Country mercha-ts can 'be supmi by us as cheap as in the Northern Cities. t BATOTT & WITHERS; < ruiyU 81 # Ift g LAUREL MILLS. rHE Subscriber hereby informs the public that his MILLS (situated on Crowder's Creek, 14$ iles North-East of Yo'rkville, near the Landsford and, and three miles West of Wright's Ferry,) have idergone thorough repairs and are now in complete der, and he is prepared to GRIND CORN and HEAT, in a manner that cauuot fail to please.? le speed of his Mills have been increased greatly by e addition of WATER WHEELS that cannot be celled in speed and workmanship. He also hi;' a od head of water, and can grind in dry weather us k ug as any Mill situated on a stream away from the rer. And having in his employment a man of exrience in the MILLING BUSINESS, he flatters mself that he cannot fail to please. He now in:es the public to bring their grain and see for emselves. And also returns his most sincere auks to the public for the liberal patronage he has ;eived during the past year, and hopes by attenn to business to merit a continuance of their furs. ZADOK D. SMITH. WOOL SAKDIflG. 1HE Subscriber would further inform"the public . that his WOOL CARDS at the same place, have 0 undergone extensive repairs and are now in nplete order for CARDING. He has already car1 some lots of WOOL, and has given perfect satistion. Ilis Cards will be attended by experienced ids. Price of Carding, 7 cents per pound, cash; he will take Wool forCardingat the proportionate e. All those wishing good Rolls would do well to e him a call. The Wool must be well washed h soap, and burs and trash of all kinds taken cut it. The public are now invited to bring their >1 and see for themselves. The subscriber inds to give his Mills and Cards that attention that alculated to please, and his aim will be to accomlate the pliblic.' Z. D. SMITH, uly 5. *' .ufr26 4 6m 1EPARAT0RY MILITARY SCHOOL YOllKVILLE, S. C. HE exercises of this Institution will be resumed on MONDAY, the SECOND day of JULY.? ils are required to report promptly, and to this Parents and Guardians are earnestly solicited to 1 their sons and wards at, or as near as possible, Konintu* flin unwuinn RaaIi nunil is reouircd UV8"N,6 VMV ? -? J . ? uniform himself, and must have every article of hing marked. Those from other Districts will rd in certain families of the town, under the iraliate supervision of the Principals. 'khms.?For each Session of five months, $25 in ance, or $30 at the end of the Session. Jonrd, including washing, fuel and lights, S10 1$ nth, in advance, or promptly paid at the end of month. A. COWARD, M. JENKINS. Ikfekkxcks.?Gen. James Jones, Graniteville, S. Gen. D. F. Jauiieson, Orangeburg, C. H., S. C.; Gov. J. H. Means, Buckhead, S. C.; Gen. Daniel llacc, Joncsville, Union, S. C.: Col. I. D. Wilson, iety Ifill, Darlington, S. C.; Gen. R. G. M. Dunnt, Ninety-Six Depot, Abbeville, S. C. 'orkville, June 21, 1855. 24 tf ** Our exchanges in this State will give the above insertions and send accounts. x\EF ARRIVAL! IESSRS. ADAMS & MCCORKLE, NNOUNCE to their customers and the public that they have received at their well-known d, one Door South of Walker's Hotel, a large elegant assortment of SPRING & SUMMER )DS, recently purchased in the New York and adelphia Markets. They have carefully selectrich and varied stock of WCY AND DRESS GOODS, lie latest and most fashionable styles, to which invite the attention of their friends, the Ladies, ir styles will be found unusually attractive and cicntly varied to suit all tastes. They also ask ltttention of Gentlemen to their stock of BSABY-MBS CBQS3IH6 FURNISHING GOODS, which embraces all ars of Gentlemen's wear, of the best quality and ufactured in the latest styles. As usual, their k of HARDWARE is extensive and embracing a e variety; as also their supplies of all articles illy kept in a Dry Goods establishment. They idently invite their friends to call and examine r stock, and assure them that no effort will be tinK to itivc satisfaction both as to quality and ?s. orkville, April 10, 1855. 15 tf BSAB! 3313 J J 33ABH! Messrs. Adickes & Withers, AVE made arrangements with an extensive House in Philadelphia, by which they are eua to procure eany copies or new works as they published, and ( AT PIJBEI?HJSR>S PRICES. ; have uow on ihdlr shelves the following poputooks : Ruth Hullf by Fanny Fern ; Party Lea, by Baldwin; the Lamplighter; Barnum's Auigraphy: May and December, a new and interesliovcl; Mother's Recompense and other novels, race Aguilar; The Old Brewery; HORSE-SHOE ROBINSON; Uey's Works; the Sons of the Sires?a Know iug book ; Roget's Thesaurus of English Words; Waverly Novels?complete edition; and many r works of the lighter reading, which it is not isary to mention. All who are in search of uew, esting and valuable books will call at THE CORNER STORE, ly 10 18 tf THE BOOK STORE. IE undersigned have purchased of the publish, ing houses of the North, a large supply of STAND WORKS, which they will keep constantly on and will sell at fair prices. They have a beauedition of FAMILY BIBLE ; pocket editions; Webster's Unabridged DictionScott's Bible; Mosheim's Church History ; Jose.; Plutarch's Lives; Gibbon's Rome; Rollin's cnt HiS(U?ry; Hume's History of England; Mrs. . kland's Queens .of England?a new kand popular ;; British Drama ; SHABJSPEARE; joetical works of Byron, Milton, Pope, Barns, nson, Cowper, Tupper, &c.; a large supply at ol-books, Authon's Classical Series, &c.; also, ral beautiful Albums, Gift Annuals, and Books leauty. Call at the Corner Store. ADICKES & WITHERS, ay L<# 18 tf S,.C. HE Subscribers inform the public generally that they have opened a MARBLE 1'ARD in Chester, ., (near the Depot) where they are prepared, competent workmen, to execute all orders in r line of business, such as Plain and Ornamental Marble Work, consisting of muments, Tombs, Headstones, LJSTS, ftlAJSTJL.a-l'lJSL.J&a, He. 'fliey will keep tantly on hand the best description of Italian American Marble, and their articles will be afforon terms as accommodating as they can be obsd North or South. [R. NEEF is a practical mechanic, thorough* irsed in the business, and has been employed in >est yards in the Uniced States. Q*. All orders for any article, addressed to the cribers, will meet with prompt attention and will acked and forwarded with the utmost care and atch. SAM'L McNINCH. C NEEF. aester, June 30, 1855. 22 tf DAMANTINE CANDLES, SHOT, LEAD, DRY GOODS, &C\?1 have just recoived ices of the following Goods, expected io arrive i in a few days, viz: olid Black Prints; Solid Black Ginghams ; Solid :k Lawns ; Buff Chambray ; Irish Linen ; Brown Bleached Drills, fine and low priced; Ladies and ses Cotton Hose; Velvet Ribbons; Barred and met Muslin; Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslins ko. ): Bird, Squirrel, Duck and Buck-Shot; Bar[! Adamantine Candles, kc. For Sale cheap by ' JAS. ALLEN, Jr. ay 24 20 tf INSEED AND TRAIN OILS.?A large quantity PURE OILS, just received and for sale ip, by ADAMS & McCORKLE. ,?y 8 17 tf OSITIVE NOTICE.""All persons indebted to the undersigned by Book Account up to FIRST DAY of JANUARY last, are hereby nod to come forward and settle the same either by i or note, as hie books must be closed up. W19