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Tltfc ADMINISTRATION. AND TitK OlISTAUI.K! IN ITH WAY \11. !.:? ! in hi \\ |? l.-.-t. | i'I .1, rut.I i v:i t I t?? tin' I'u?i.|? ii \ >1 tin- I i it *<I Willi I t'? 11 111 t?> tin *>? -( ! *tl:il 1111 11 s|s <> f H'ti-.IIS |i||,jlhlil'<"?, A | tin- tilllf "I lli- II* >111 iii:tti??n, lis ii'Mv, lliv i>im> ?*ii':il ] >.*i :? ii i < it it Jaiijji'r 111til tlir**:it?vii?*a| (In* im>ulinii.ilii'c i? lln? I nioii, was tin1 niii'viisiii^ :m*I laiicormi ho*tiiitv nf tin' I'tifiuif.s ?il slavnv l?> tlia institution. Tin' niciiai'i's of tin.' Abolition nt* hcviii'-I to I'aoki-'l. as llii'y i 11 y wcrr 1>V iv powerful parly, which would closely contest the ensuing elcclioii wit I the sup porters of lliu coliMitlltioti ;i 11 < 1 deletldcl" of the l.'uion. Tin: in*?sl sanguine in<'ii o tlie consei valive schools Noith ami South wore at last alarmed hy tin- aspect of adairs Ami the anti slavery fanatics betrayed a < gree of confidence ;iti?l coinage, which tin serfiteI showed not to In.- without, reason.? In such an emergency, it was imlispensahh that the Democratic, paity should sehat; btamlard heaier who wuti'd not only hi; ac ceptnble in tin- South, as in tin: North, am in the North as in the South, hut whose dis tinguished services, whose experience am patriotism, whose wisdom ami moderation prudence ami decision, illustrated in his his tory, would commend him to the eoiiserva live sense < ! iu? whole country with warmth and awaken animation ami zeal in hehai of liis cause. Such a man must neeessarih be nhove suspicion in tin: slave States, am free from all ?Ii-ti list <>t" his nationality ii the Xortli. He must he known m.l to ht inimical to cither section?not to he in I'avm of forcing .slavery upon any people, imr re luctanl lo maintain il against either tin innidious or open encroachim-nts of iis oppo cuts. It was no time lor compromise.? The crisis ha<l come. The gauntlet wathrown down w?th defiance hy tin: Aholitioi leaders, and tin- South must hml il bad; ii their faces with a determination to win tie - victory, or dissever the l-hiou. I iider siiel circumstances, .lames. Uuehanan w as lion ored with the responsibility attaching to tin cho??n chief of a movement., the result < which must determine whether this glorioii confedracy of sovereign Slates should s!:iih or fall?whether the great |?>!itieal and inor al monument creeled by W'siahimrLt?n lo hi: own and the memory of his compeers, sliouh he broken ill fragments hy the hand !" dese cration, or continue to Inner as the land mark for liberty in the old world. The simple election of Mr. Ihichanai ... . could no(, of course, accomplish, immediate Jv, the salutary results iL promised, oth?than the defeat of Fremont, and the safeh of the Union for four more years. The utter overthrow of the Ulae.k Kepiih lican party is the great end to be altaiuo< in order to restore peace and <juiet t-? tin country, and to fasten this Union firmly 01 its foundation. This was iin|?1 i?*d 1 v promis oil in his clcciion; and his adniiiii-tiali"! may ho enabled to accomplish it, ilit* jn?li<-\ can be carried out freely and fully. Tin Kansas controversy lias presented tin.* slaw ry question plainly; and Mr. I liichatiau b:r met it, as lliy country bad cvci v reason l? cxpect. lie has thrown the influence o tho administration noil her on I lie side <> tho North nor the South. But, with mi wavering adherence to the preceps of tin constitution and the principles of tin- govern meat, ho has conformed closely to the pro visions of the Nebraska act, and learles-d i * ' vindicated the rights of the people of lh< territories to decide for themselves, whethc when they arc prepared to apply for admis sion into the Union, they will accept slave ry or reject it. Such was his impartial position ; sucli were his national, republican constitutional sentiments at the time of hinomination; such thev have been thiourdi out the controversy ; ami Midi they are now in despite of all menace, cither from aboli tionist* in the North, or di-nnionists in th South, llo was nominated as a patriot tfrue to the whole Union, prejudiced agains rto section, wise enough to know the right and resolute enough to maintain it. JI Was elected to protect the South h}- interpo? iirtg the constitution between slavery and it a^sjiilartta ; and we appeal to the Southeri jjftople, and confidently, proudly ask, if, s far, he has not nobly done his duly. But the administration still has obstacle in its way. Kansas is not yet withdraw from the halls of Federal legislation. Ther fo, however, reason to believe that the dis turbifig question will soon be settled, an .1.1 I V ?Ml I 1 * ' 1 ' " * iciiuougii 11 win icavc ucmiiu it traces ol il trouble, they will soon l?e swept awai giving gratifying evidence that dillc-reiict among Democrats need always lead to d visions. The Utah trouble a fluids no groun for party or scclional disagreements in reh f tion to it. And it must, therefore, he rega ded rather as a misfortune to the countr than counted ntnong the difficulties of Lt Administration. The arrest of Gen. Walke ^ 'however, we cannot but consider a matt of serious importance to the President, ii VolVto#, as we think it does, a practical e of tli? foreign policy of the a< , ministratiow, and that too upon tlie poii which most intimately associates it with tl ># * . \ domestic and* political relations between tl free and slave States, The South loo] southward for the expansion of lier instil :/p / tions. And if tho American navy is to 1 * * employed in paralyzing the energies mir adventurous citizens who dare to thru tbemielres upon foreign soil in behalf m - __j ii.. 1 -if .1 ' Ty' oliu III ^iiioiiiii^ IIJU uupua OI IIJO Vitiri wlio would welcome them as deliverers fro ' bonda of tyranny, by pursuing* to tl 1 v'&ffiniOn of the earth every lawless band, whit ^n)?y elcape from our shores, it is idle :.f ' V.:j|jrilt of annexation. Central America, Me - t^cb/lind Cuba, would tlion be forbidden fi 'j ^forever. Filibustering should be oounte ^ ^ Bn^ ' ' It i< fct < ' ! | ii<|>- ? l ? >l*\< II iln^ I,'pi.- ;il in. . nl. \\ ? .fl<ln< il *i|iI\ a* 1 n| tlx' ! It i ult it-< t |<ii i in;; ili" utmost iIm i i -i 11 I'll lli'- |* 111 ?'f tin* :i*1111iiii-I i it{ >n ; 1 .til l :! ? iiii'\ it:ililv ! *:! Iiti*_j to I - 11i?.I".ifti<>ii III III' Ct it >11 nl' ill!' <?l||. I'. \\ . 11 ;| v.. i c i||" t li.l. ii.-.' in the omirai^.r of Mr. I it<.<!i:iii:iu ami I liis I'.il.im t. Ami, therefore, w? think I ho " ilccisinti will ln? in eomlcliilialiuli <<f tin* ' ' i.-oiiix* of (.'miiiiihmIoii! I'aiiMin^, rej{ar?llcss ! nf the clamor of those who "lioltl up their . | Ii:iii?Is in hnly horror" at tin- 'I'ho ;i< I ' ministration, :is it sliotM I"*. is avowc?|lv op p<iseil to iillihtistcrin^. lint its |orcii;h N policy, :is fmosliailowi'il, is iviiimmv:ilivc with ! i out heim; contractoil. A repudiation <if I 'aulhing's conduct, on lite part of I In* I'ivm . dent, will imply no frurt of sympathy either fur Walker or his cruise.? ftirhinoinf tin 'j mrcr. ,/irroh/ nn Jinuk'vifs.?A chatty paper i <>n 1 >ouglas Jcrrold, l>v an KuglUh author ' savs : 1 'oiiglas owned everything tonal urn I and himself; no man of "our agy 11:i I .so - : thoroughly fought his own way ; and no I . man of any age has had a harder light of it. , It colored 11iin a* t!io Syrian sun did the - j oli| crusading wariior. Jcrrold and tin* e.eiitnry lidp to explain each otlior, ami had . : found each oilier remarkal'ly earnest in all f . their dealings. According to this writer lie ! had fewer competitors in satire than in lni I ni.ir of whieh the following is an illustration, i j The London Chronicle had hcen attacking ' ; some arti.-ts in whom he took an interest.? i' j In replying, l>oni;las set ynl l?v idling how j in S'>iinj vim: connhii's limy repress '.he loo j luxuriant growths I y seinling in asses I ? J ci"p tin* sinm>ls. 'I'lli?ii 1m* r<-i)i:tik?'<l irravei 1 lv, licit voungaiti-ts i.""|iiin'<l priinniug, ami 1 j a<l?h<!, Mow thankful we ought ( p? that ' ; (In: ?.'lin>niflokiM'ps a ?l'ink"V ! < M'his reailv ' ' wit ami aptness in conversation, inanv ex j ample* arc given. Talking of a duli fellow i wlio?e wealth inailo him prominent, Yes, sai-1 .JerroM, drawing his linger rouinl the . e?lge ot' hi< wine glass, that's the rangy of !' hi- ing?'!l?'?;l?only it never iia<J anything as - ! g I in it. . I a / '.nihi fh'/nt' Ynnlh.?A Utile boy * in (Intitule circumstances was |>ut out as an 1 ' apprentice to a mechanic. J-"??r some time - | lie was tlie youngest. apprentice, and of - i oour.-e had to go upon errands for llio npi prentices, ami not niifre<pienlly to procure \ j fur 111<> 111 aid.-ill spirits, of which all, except - i hitiis ll, paito>>k, because, as they said, it r I did i.? 111 good. He, however, used none; ; j ami, in consequence of it, was often llio oh! jeet of severe ridicule from the older apprenj tiers, bocan*;, as they said, he had notsudij . eieiit manhood to drink rum. And as they , | were revelling over their poison, he, under ! : their insults and cruelty, often retired and _ j vented his grief in tears. P?ut now every . one of the older apprentices, we are itiform. ' cd, is a drunkard's grave ; and this youngest ,} apprentice, at. whom tliey used to sell", is I sillier :unl and wmtli :i hundred I j thousand dollars. Iti In.i employment. arc I ahull! I tlx'; hundred lll?-t), \\ 11 ? do llol. II >i 1 1 ardent .-pints; ami In: is exerting npoii many .. I thoii-ruids ail iullu?*nec in the highest degree I salutary, which may be transmitted by them J t<> fulnru generations, ami In: the means, 1 through grace, <>f preparing multitudes not ; only for usefulness ami respectability on I earth, but for an exccedinir and eternal i weight of glory. Ifnui Si//in'/ firings Sorrow*?A tavernkeeper iu lieiisel.icr Co. had abandoned . the Irallic in Alcohol alter having been several years ciijjag?'d in it. Whenever the , subject of his selling liijuor was refcred to, . lie was observed to feci deep regret ami sor row. A friend one day en<|niivd ihc cause* "I will tell yon," said ho, and opening his 0 account book, lie said, "here are forty-four t, names of men who have, all been my eustot mers, most of them fur years. Thirty-two ? of these mun, to my certain knowledge, now lie in the drunkard's grave ; ten of (lie re.. maining twelve are, now living confirmed s sots !"' These are the fruits of this dreadful |( and degrading business ! u -1 Il'i'tlroail Conductor in a Fix.?The ,s Charleston News, of a late dale, states that. t) as Chang ami Eng, the Siamese twins, were , going to Charleston, the conductor of th<. cars made a fuss because I hey <ii> 1 not each (l have a ticket. 1 he gentleman who had , charge of ihein said that they had always been carried oil tlio ticket of a single pas' ,s sender. The conductor replied that the\ were two persons, and occupied two scats (j they must, therefore, pay for two passages " Very well," said the gentleman, " I wil give the ticket to Chang, and you can pu v Eng off the cars." This brought the con '' ductor to his senses, and ho " knocked un der." ' ? ^ Irish Proverbs.?Every goose thinks hi: wife a duck. j No news in a newspaper isn't good news Manners make the gentleman, and tin want of them drives bim elsewhere for hi to , snooting. ^ A miss is as good as a mile of old wo men. Too many cooks spoil the broth of i or b?yw It is a good head of hair that bns no turn of in8so It's foolish to spoil one's dinner for i in ha'porth of tarts. s ,c There are as fine bulls in Ireland'as eve came out of it. - ' . ,..1' t<> Necessity lias no law, but an uncommoi x. number of lawyers. lit Better to look like a great fool, than to bi n. the crroat fool von loot ' - o J-,. . .v>., jo' , A soft answer may turn away wratl),bu ef in a chancery suit, a soft answer is onty Jiko 6- Ay to turn tlio ?calfcs against yon. ^ ?-g<?o<1uD ?il yot have hhdJinothor one V? I'AIILNC! A iiltli* l">V, wlin s il 111 I ' l\ I 11i< ? <innlIV, \i Initii' il, liow I \\ 11 ' I 111?? In 1 it ? < .|| |. ||i || :| ?11 il, 11 > 111 < I il.lt- in i;i ;|t I i*i II iji' w :i*liilit;l ill !* 'I 11 i - w.i i\\"iili\ wi?.li, :iii?I olii* wliicii lias lilli -l llii- li- ut :111< 1 |ii ili:i|is lir?'i| tin- ninliiiiuti nf many Aim-ii call liny"'. Mill ?1? kii?*1i bny.t t'l-ar in iniinl i licit olio tif Washington's ytvali'st woiks was (nilinit ii'ii it tint f Nut m? iint***l oil a J imlilu \vai'-Ii<?i'si?, <liv.ssi:i| in s|?|fin!ii| uniform, i cniuliu tin^ his sirniy to ln illi:it vi?-t??rv ; iml showing tli>* woiM liow 1 <*r>>i<* a11 I luavi: 11? ! COIIKI 111- III linn: Ill ilallger ; I .lit, ill I !ii' llll'ht of fretting anxiety, practicing tin* plain, j homely vii t uc: t>( /rtf'ciil tr<tth ii'i. j No mail ever became truly great or lion! orvd without doing much ilull ami haul ! work, such as many hoys who desire to he J great moil, think unite beneath them.? j iSuiik: of lli<! richest inon in America began , their mercantile lift; by sweeping tin; ."-tine i anil making the fin*. Many of our greatest ' inventors have worked weary hours hy can! die Iii^ht in windows at, some dull trade, just i at the age when hoys like best to sleep till | hivakfa-i-liine. The greatest literary men, i orators and statesmen in our land, have walked miles to a district .v.hook ihroiiLdt ! stiow-diills and culling winds, and have worked all summer faithfully to eru the privilege of three months schooling. Uead Washington's litV', ami yon will se<; licit liis lot was far from easy and sidfindulgeiit, and that among all of his iii?*ni<?r:tl>I< 1 deeds, his noble jwtnin'e stands like a state ly granite pillar, overtopping the most ' .showy traits of character. If your father | bids you to do some tiresome work when j yon would rather play, or your mother sends you on a weary errand, show yourself able ! to ten if /mh'i nffff till vonr time of pastime ! arrives, and thus lay the corner-stum; of luS lure greatness.? Amrrirnn r ll.j,r l" /iicreuse i/mtr (/?'/'// ?/.?Kvcryhodv wauls to know how to yet rieli. I'm1 ilenlly beware that your expenditure do not ' out run your income. The stylo of living j should conform 11> one's personal cireuin; stances; and such expenditures as can I"! I well afforded l?v a man of Yortune, might I lie inevitably destructive to biin who has I his fortune yet to make. "Money,'' says the o!?l proverb, "makes money. When i you have got a little and carefully .save it> it is often easy to get mole. The great dillij eiilty with the beginner, is to gel that little.'' | 1?11L if frugality docs not More up what, in | 11 Hairy .'icjunvs, there can lie iiu increase ot capital. J-'iral Discoveries.?There is a penally I for doing more or belter than yonr n.igh! bor*. (lalileo gained only imprisonment | by his discoveries. The inventors of print! ing did not fare much belter. The first who discovered the power of steam was confined in the I lied re, at I'aris. Dr. j Darwin was considered almost insane, be! cause, in his inl1al<-d verse, he predicted the i im:s to which it would be aimlieil. Those were ail discoveries of 111 *11 who, rising above their fellows, toiled at tins shadows of great. things their minds conceived or saw. Statues and bronzes now celebrate tlic merit that was denied them at the time. Jittyin'j of a Jjocrr.? Two young gents in Claiksvillc, Tenn., simulatancously fell in love wiili the same lailv, ami each erroneously .supposing the other to be a formidable rival, both were cxcedingly jealous. In order te settle their claims without submitting them to the lady herself, one of the gentlemen said to the other?"Sir, I >vil' give you five hundred dollars if you will retirefrom the Held or I will take that amount ami ba<k down." The gentleman to whom the proposition was made accepted, thus paying ?.">00 for the chance of winning a lady's hand. This don't look like hard times, especially as courting is a free thing. Praise and approval of deeds well done is so cheap that it costs us nothing, and yet our selfish natures prevent us from bestowing it at times when it is most due, and when it might cheer the recipent on to deeds of more worthy valor. At the same time we claim it for ourselves and wonder why it is not given, and too often utter an inward whisper of "well done! good and faithfnl j servant." Self eulogy will dim the briglit! c?l casket in which a soul ever Iodtrcd, even i i . I ; as the glitering censor is dmied by the fragrant smoke of its incense.?Aye. Liniment.?For liniments, the best T know of for horses or human beings, for ? sprains, and swelling. fsliuhL eonsuouent ' I on blows, &c.,) in horses, and sore throats ' ami rheumatism in horse-mast rs, is as fol^ lows: Equal parts of hartshorn, (aqua ammonia,) oil origanum, olivo oil, gum camphor, laudanum and spirits turpentine-?all of best quality?to which add three parts good soft-soap. I have used this for several years. . a For every one life has some blessing? a some cup that is not mixed with bitterness, At every heart there is soino fountain ol pure waters, and all men at some time or rttllOl1 loal A W7 1. ^ I- 1- ? A 1 - ? 4 v/vuvi inoib vuwii nnuotuwn, > V IIU is III; timt fi has not found in his path of life some fragrant rosebush, scenting all tho air vyith its . sweet perfume, and cheering the heart of the weary traveler with its beauty. ' { ? ????j? A married lady who was in the habit ol spending most of her time in the societal r her neighbors, happened ono day tobe sud .1 i_' 1:1 ;n . * ueuiy uuceii hi, ana sent uer nuauanu in great Las to for a physician. The . Jinsband ran a short distabce, bat soon return ed;'oxclaiming,? " ^ly dear,'t?boro sball l find yoo<WhiBn"] ' get back 1" , f MiW4nt?nv- i mummi i ? m i /' /' na / / i \ ii itt, t. in ! > >i i |> iii.t hi 1:'i l "'i ( ll | til 11 l? a 1< i\\ 111 11 v * <1 T 11 >11* >11 >1 \t I . I ? "i I:i :i' i I I i \ i >l ti|i 11:it : 1 .1 1.1 I >? ?u hi.ii :i in.in < mi' i .i ti !i< >| :i\ 1 11*>1 i<-i?) _ mi mh'Ii Hirii i? his. W lli'll ll<?l. ill lll'lcitf 111* looks, IIS ll siTin.; lo ini'. liiiiri' Mini iil111111 i- ill ii lic'.i uv 11 is iiiarriiiii'i'. I Vrliaps In * I i \ i ? j more nicihoiiieully. I ?Ii? 1 11<>t r? u ni/.e him without my lorgnette. I?ui ill rxeiteiiH III of controversy, shnkim liis hoavy lma'l for cmpha-:s, wilii : i lar^'e plume of 1M 1m!iIlair waving:itl? 1 iio-Min^ t \? r liis li?rehea?l, rapidly , ciil!iujjf ainl I wist ini;" Willi liis hum) w??i icin?*; hi niseiI lo a |mtsj?irali<?ii, an< his eyes lla.-hinu;, the old I'omjlas o tin- Nebraska bill reappears. Ileisji very restless man. I It* comes in, drop; int<? his s<at, pulls a paper out ol' hi : pocket, reads three lines, forces hi ! last eijrar on < i win, who is jfoinj? on ' to smoke, crosses over lo Bcnjamii ami jLfels another from him wliieh In twists in his mouth and chews, oiler, his ri;/iit h:iml t<> llulcaml liis left t> I'mi, I'':iiis liimiliiirl v on .1 ones slioiil h-r ami strokes that sexat*enerian Sen | ator I? i?I, with a gentle wiltieisn drop into I lie, lobby :i moment ami I lici i into his .-'cut, to rea'l three more line | of another newspaper. .lell'erson has ast range fascina ! lion iu his tone. I Le is aslemler man somewhat s'oo|nI?;jT. and not perrsoh ally ]ue possessing. Vet ovrrvlnid' 1 i S t <' IIto 11i 111. 1 I' :l .SWOt'L voire is i 1 Itciiiitiful tiling in :i woman. 1 kin?v thai tons iImti'suv lew charms liku : 111i 1?1. firm, ^'Mitly modulated voi'*e ii i man. Sr.eli is Mr. Davis". 1le sj??*nlc, r?*a?Iily, pointedly, ami with that pre rision orciinm iatioii which marks : scholar. Which nothing'in his itii<*i ol namliv-pamhv or alV?*?-t < 1, you s<'' that. !nt is :i r? lined i/yntli.'iiian. TIum j say lit: is a lire-eater. II"so, I know In 1 rats it. a ! '. //< ?/' , with a fork and naj_? kin."' 7'ronhh: nmmi'i Jr<>rui<>ii ? Ii i ony nt' hi* lnt<* spwlirs, tlie; frxcvlliMit jiii< patriarchal llii^Iiani Young, allmh's t>.? tk it . . ? ui-'-uiucin, anions o[ me uii'T.iii iii; ii?k:K.? 11.* says il. may he ii"c<^sary (o call upoi some of tlio sifti' i-, it> g>> into the 1 am raise potatoes and wheat while their lm; bands are >l?*!\?inlinj^ /.ion, f>ut that there wi! he no roumilsion ahotil it. So soon as h ; learns that a woman would rather go to ill 1 enemy's camp than remain at home, he wil | sen h r there, hut he will not warrant h>: I ftn/'i ti/ un the ,' ///. "And why," snUh lli j the holy man, "w ill I send thein 1 answei j so as to send them to hell as sduty as nos | sib!-." | Ihother Kimhall accussos the sisters c j gadding ahont gossippiug too much, am ! vi.Mling on Sunday, lie intimates that 111 j devil is aiming the women, whi< h we thin j very likely, or the poor things wouldn't h I in I jah. Tim I'.l ler seems to he sore! ! . m: .i i i.' * - * j ainicicii in ms own uomcsilc circle. J1 I frankly says: "I have one or two woine | that I cannot control and never 'ii?l ; am j I would as .siion Irv to control a rebellion J limit; as to cnnlroll Litem. "l>o yon nc <|u:triel, llruthcr JLeberi" says one. Xo, do not; but when a woman begins to pule with me, about nine times out of te I get up and s:iy "do it," and then g<> ol about my business; and if over I am s foolish as to quarrel with a woman, T ougli to be whipped, for you may always caleulal that they will have the last word." Ihothor lleber is a man of sense and d? serves a belter fate than to have a doze wives. Writiny Awl ]irintix;/ Machine.? \V have been permitted to examine an iiiventioi which is peculiarly interesting, and servicn ble to all connected with letters and lb circulation of information. Tt is modestl* style a printing machine, and is iutciidei to supply I he place of the merchant's copy >"g apparatus, tlie reporter's stenograph) and to relieve authors and copyists froii that laborious employment with the pel which so seriously interferes with the rapi< transmission of ideas. The machine in it present form is compact and ornamental easily moved, conveniently managed, am commending itself by its simplicity am remarkable results to the attention of lit erary and commercial men. Its action i by means of keys meved after the principl of the piano forte, and tho author of copyis scnted beside it can, l?y a little praetect print upon a loiter sheet llie matter whicl his thought dictates almost as rapidly as th ideas suggest themselves. Two copies ar struck off simultaneously, so that the mei chant has his duplicate Idler, the editor hi copy, the author his manuscripts, the divin his sermon, in print, before it has passe beyond his own vison. Once let this invcr tiou become generally know and in use, an there is hardly any limit to which it ramifications may not extend. For thi useful instrument we are indebted to th genius of a young gentleman whoso soeif position an talents are of tho highest orde Mr. S. W. Francis, of this city.? iV. J Tribune. ^ , . -? ' ?^ ? * ? ? What a Job.?.Jefferson sworo "etemf enmity to everything that fetters tho min of man." Did lie live now, what a fr.ightfi ^ host of,enemies lie would have to figl: nmilnal t *" *.v?, j. . . - . r ??- -. Samcbody snys thnta friend of liis.carri( P his sepse of honor so'fw'as to spend Slllii r timo iri porfect idleness, bccame ho'does nc evon^iko to take ddvjjuitage- of tivic.^ . ? .4- ? rivv?.?t '? A gentleqjen nsted^n .tiegro' boy if b '^ouldn^t.tAlc^-ft^iqol^jKf.siiutf.' "N.o," r< plied -the * drirkey, ve#t*re?pectfullv.. "in v?Ik t\ It li c 11 i 11 c UiuincvJ i ,Im"I I vi iv Tliursluy M rniti|*. 1>y l.? /VV1W ? < tmiWM. W C DAVIS iMItor T It CHEWS PubliMior. I T 13 n M ? : Two PmiMtH jw?r *iiiiimil? it |>.ii'I in ailvaiM ; 1 Two Ihii.i.\ns ami I'll i \ ?'i:n in il' iim| jiaiil \vitliin mx iikiiiIIis aii'l Tiiiii:i: I i i tiss if nut paid lie for?' ilio rii>l ?f llo* \i-nr. All *uliscri|il inn* tin) >1 urn-- "i Mm" i mill;-, \\ vi.|.ti'iI ms in<!> ii'iili-, :i11 I will In* ml 11n -.1 until ' ' arTeai :iiir*' paiil, ir at tin' option nl the I'm. ' Iii j?-t !-()riler.-> IYiiiii oilier Slate* mini inrnri , i , .<'</</ lio ai'i-iiin| :111i I with tin' '" ?*//. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Th'uijih \\ i- have a |ii-ii:ilty l'>r ii<ui|ia yuieut j I' nl' Mili-iTt|ition* In our r when ihte, it hits , ; nut I ' it riirull v I'Xitcl hy our pieileerssms: ; au-l we, In smile f.\t<Mit, Itavn followed their ex- I * ; 1111 I *. |{>':i-oiis suti^liiiMurv t ? ourselves have | > ! * 1 us In tli?- runvirtion Dial \v?j should, in ?// i . ' 1'nsi's, inform tin- penalty. \Ve therefore t?ive ' 11<>ti< that on siti 1 alter thr l.-l iif April ttexl, j ' i we ?h ill rhanie for nil stthseri|tlions not. j>. i<I j I within .?i\ months, ?'2.:"ill, and S>:i.l)tl it' lint paid , within one year. Those who i*i?tin? forward ami seithi h'-liiri' tli:it time may save something, hut j I - who ii?*h|i*i:I until alter our rule "ties into > ) fllWl, iii:iv 11 (? . |Vint; tor tlu ir ! lln? lull :init?lllit ill" 111 | 1111 V. | l-'.xiii-ri'-lK-'', I'm, Ii:is ::ni^ltl II-: llitil. (InTo 11 ?11 iiI I ? s-'iiif i-liar^it Iiirn!.- I'm* (tliiinarv Nnliccs f\- j 1 ci-filiiiii a * !*?:ii 11 li-n^tli. \V.. in t*ilt?l' ! (tlinitri* ill'- 1 xirrss "Vit iilli- H|H:ilv, nl in!vi-rlis> | . iijj raid. I" li" Hinr^vd to tli-i [i irty w 11?? onU-rs j * it in tin* |i:i|ht. I' rins li:ivi! 1 icpii :isrr?'i'il to liv 11 <> ! I'rii|irii-lul l!i?j _\I?1??-vill?; /?'?></?< ( :i 11 i Juilr. ft r mini I /V'-v-'. [ ! RATES OF ADVERTISING-. 1 Tli.- I'fi'i'i'ii-lors <>f ili? Altlifvilli' /.'<??#?<? mill ; linh / < ml- nl /'? <*.?, Iisivc :il>l i>l|c< 1 I ln> |'.i||o\V- : ill;' id' A'ivcflisin^ to Ik; ?;Iiji|-<_r?-<l in I>>>||| } f i j.iijM-r.-.: ... i ( Kvi-i'v Ailvriio'iih-iiI n?N?-r!f! for 11 linn- ; ' 111 :iii moiiili-:, will !? ?"11:?i"-r? <I liv tinsiT iitiii :n unc ijQiiar |"-r r>'|ii::r- (I f iih-Ii?I ' S j,,.r 11 >'?liil iin?-.- ?>r lff.s) fur Hi" lir-1 iusrr- : . I.on. : !> I Filly Cents for i-avh 111.111?-uI in- 1 t. . ! II":' "Wliii -i"lnT -=. "~-1i?tiII s, I'h-ik s mill ' ' < )i-'litiaI"v"* A^lvfi-t Ills will l?* iiisi-ili"l in i! Imlli |?n|?--i'~. .'ih-Ii .-Iijirurinir hall* . ; r .y;~ .-hi-rill"s l.i-vi<>s. One Dollar >>sh-!i. * ' ~a ' ":iii 11 I ill-. Five Dollars, j AilveiIi-iiiir an K>tray. Two Dollars, ( > i |>ai'l l*v Ihf .Mairi-'lralf. j A Iv1 i-??*iii? nis iti.~?-ri ! lor t!?r?-?.* months, op | i Imi-'-r, al llu- foll-.wiin' lalfs: I s-juarr iit'iii1 h< s a.ntl j " . I mji|:ir?* li IllonlllS N.llll ; | I fijiiai>- '.Mii'ttilhs II).Mil I r?|i|ar>- I "1 liimiiliS 1tJ.hi I I ti s-jnatvs ?l iiiiiiilhs S.llo [ _ '2 M|u tr?-s iii<>nilis 1 I.nil , "J si|Har-s month-* IS.imi " '1 Mjuai'-s 1*2 nioulhs ;???. hi i pi :l W.,||.|,'..^ !! Iiii.ttlli^ " 1 S'i'iaiv.- i; in.,ntlis lr.Jln j:: v,i" ' * iifiiiit-i t> i.iin il ! :: < I J 11: 1 :: ]-.'.(in * ! I s.plaivs i; illis 'JII.IHI <: ; I M|.i:nv< ;i mouths i| > I s.piar.-s 1-2 m..n!lis .'KMIti s.tiiar.-s :: ni-.nl lis | / j >.|iiaf-> il months or, f'|,,i,r' -s ' ? """Irlis ;!|.i,|t IJ- 'His r? j . M|iiarc.s :i months -Jii.lin . I <; .-<|n:iri-s r. in.in) lis 30.un I ' illis ::?!.(in j r, Mjnar.-s 1-2 in..hi lis ,f 7 i'l,l!ir'-< :: ?" >! lis I ' >'|":"v- ?: months " ; I s,l"i,r,-s '?""'l?> -i 1.00 i smi*ir<?s I*' imhiiI ? ... . _ 1.1,1X1 I i S s'|tiaivs months IIO.OII Iv I l> M|ll;tn-S li III<)!I|I|S I >' squares !i mouths -1 H sijiiiiri-s li 111 >i 111~ ;#n.iill ^ Fractions uf Squares w ill lie charged in jiriijmrw ti"ii tn tli<* aliovc r:t 11 I'Usiness I'ai'ls lor tli.- ti rin of one year, ,1 will In: charged in proportion lo the space tln-y o.-riipy, at Our l)../htr ] ? ! line spaco. C.5?" advert isi-nieitls set in ?????#/./? ? ?#/iimii, I "if! y per Cent, extra will Lie added to the ' ahuvc rates. i- DAVIS .fc CHEWS. / in' /.'iiinier; " j.L:I: A WIIXIN, |] /'< ?' /'rr.1.1. ?t raiKTTING. rpilK Proprietors i?f tin: Aiiiikvii.i.i: I>.\nnkk U L would respectfully inform tlio public that. I.ln-y hiv prepared li> execute all kinds of .lol> Hork Willi neatness and dUpatell. Ilaviuir i !* iiK-iirri'il considerable expense |i>r |>iinlinir inateI, rials, they havi-no lnvitalley in sayingthai. they arc us well prepared, ami ran do as neat work as any other establishment in the up-country of South Carolina. They will also keep on liaml u complete usc sort men t of li UTiAUKIS, ^ of which we have now oil hand the following List, to which we shall continue to add until we get a complete assortment: ^ Slim, l'ro.; Fi. Fa. on Sum. Pro.; Cil. Sn. on . Sum. Pro.; Snh. Writs; Suh. Tickets in Law; ' Suh. Tiekets in Kipiity ; I"i. Fit.; I'll. Sa.; Ca. Sa. . iu Case ; Copy Writ in Case; Deeds of Convey-. anco; Declaration on Note; Commission to Kxi amino Witnesses: .liidfinenl he rnufncai/.n !?? ft Assumpsit; Judg. mi Writ, of Enquiry, Damages Assessed 1 >y Clerk?1 ><-l>t or Assumpsit, Judg. 11 liy Confession in 1 >oht, on Single Ilill; Judgment 1 on Writ of Enquiry, Damages Assessed hy Jury ; Judgment in Assumpsit lit Issue. I'lisi Willis drawn ; I'ostic Judgment on Issue Tried, Verdiet I, for Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property; , .Mortgage of Ileal Kstato: Magistrates'Summons; I)o. Executions; Do. Recognizance; Summons to J Defaulting Jurors s CONGAREE IRON \ypRKS. e GEO. SINCLAIR & CO., t Near the Greenville Depot, !? Columbia, SI C., ' IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS A XJJ * Manufacturers of Slcam Engines, Boilers, 3 Mill Gearing, Grist and Saw Mills. &e.. e ' BKINfi practical Mill Wrights, Machinists and Engineer*, they will attend to nil or? ders iu their lino with iiroiunt.n.xi*- nn.l ? > r??. I* suitable terms. , j: J llepsiiring dono nl the shortest notice, ami Castings of nil kinds made to order. S April 1857 60 *ly > 'J GRAND RAFFLE; j i3 o vq o:o VT7" OUT 11 of Vulitahle Properly, to be - Railed YV for, consisting of EASLEY'S / . sr*XjuriruiD MXX.X,?, and other machinery, together with HeVon Hundred Acres of Land nnd 1!49 Town Lot* in the d Village of Kasley, making 250 prizes. Highest Prize, #20,000!!! . For furtlier particulars sop Handbills, or uddress either.of the following it irenllemen utj Easley, Pickons District South Carolina.' Price of chances only $10.00. Any person . enclosing $10,00, addressed as above, nnd giving :b ineir iwmo and, i'ost UHicn, plainly written, will > recoiyo n ccrtificuto of chance, by return mailt 3VCa<u.ae;or0. if \ >l V: N.'CrARVIN, B'. v.' SLOAN, if V A. F. LEWIS, H. LEE-THURSTON, V JOHN BOW EN, ' ALEX.McBEK, . .GEO, SEABOllN, . J. D. ASHMCfRE, 6 Oct. 14, 57. : 25^! jft ?4- ; ;? o ' . Notice to Logateep jji ATOyjCEta liejebjt given to all pr/aon?intflr??II "ted, that ft final nelMemont ^fthe Estate ?jf * itENRY.;B0OZF/R will b'o tfadinitio QxdinaJff y Ofl^ce, atyVbb?villo C- H.', on 6 ;? ?f..v*J%* '.J.>.ijobzEk? M. S. D. & H. W. SMITH. \l llllll':f lilt >1 <>| Molortcons, Organ Molodoons, i\/; Pedal Sub-Bass IX A. Xt 1VX ONITT 3VS , 511 Washington treet, BOSTON. r|,lll'I ill I flit ion of rifrjiviii'-n, < 'oiniiiittfi'.*, j 1 School*, l.oil^i-s, ?Vi-., i< invitt*?l to ilip iiu\v I Portal Sub-Bass Harmoniums, .Mu'l'- .iii<1 S?iM Iiv III"' .MiiiiiifartiiriTs. It in at'iaiiiri'il willi two manual* or hanks of j l\?'\s, tin* lowest wl riiiiiiini; an tM'tave higher tliiin tin* ollii'i-, :i11 I may In* ns-il -?i.|?.ii-.it lv? ami t tliiMiji'l in one casii two ili-lim-t itisli'iliiieiils; nr. Iiv ili'' iih' of it | tin- two hanks of keys may In- |il:tyi'<l ai the fame linn- liy use of tin* front >et only. 'I'lii- i:oiini'i'tei| with the Sn11 I5a>s, will ih'iiiIih-i' thv I'tlii l of a hirire niiran, ami is sill!ii'ii:nlly heavy to till a lioti.se I that settls front lontl to l.*,oll tierMiiis. 'i III. OI((S \ N M l'.l.< > I?lit ?N is t!i'si'jin:<l for parlor ami private inc. Tin- construction issiui- j ilar to Ik- t'hureh In.-lriniiciit. ?n-5ntr arranged willi two liatiks <>1 l\cys, ami when nscil toigcllii-r, j liy moans <>f the >111?l?-r. is <r:iof ms ! vol mm' of power as I In- tMiurch 111/ rumenl. \v litrii \ i?' il without tin- I'e.hils. Also, i-vfiy variety of >1 I?I. >1) K< )NS for , Parlor ii-?. I'linliiiM'rs may relv u|s?ii in>tiuiuctits from our Maiinf.ictory. Ik'Imjj inailc ia in the most i complete ami llioronyli 111 : 1111 * *. 11 a v 1 ii lT re- . moved tn I In- spacious 1 iiiililimjs, ."il I \\ asliiiu? ton Slrvi'l, we have every facility for mauufae. ; turini; purpose*, ami employ none (nil llic uio-t c\peii<-uce.| ami -killful Workmen In short, we j will promise our eiisiniin-rs an Instrimieiit cijual ' il nni superior to ;mv .Manufacturer, aii-l fjtiarailtee 1 Iiliri I'fi'rt Music Teachers, I.ea<lcrsof I lioirs, ami others iilterc-leil ill imt?i<-al 111 itti is, ale respect full v in vite?l lo vi-ii our Kooiiis at any time, ami examine or li st, the instruments on exhibition fur .-ale 1 at their pleasure. As a i-lill furlln-r ^iiaranl'-e to (lie public as to the excellence ol 111 .1/# /##?/'hiix Hint, //ifi'nci ( nium.'', from nor Manufactory, we |?e<j leave to i. i. i, m iin* l"ll'.\\ !!i!T ri:im> Furli- ' Maiiiifaet iil-ers i.l IS*i>t*>11, wlni Iijivi; *-X;iiiiiiic<| in- III*IriniifiiN, siti?l will jjivu tlu-ir opinion | \v lu ll i-:illi-il it|ntii : ("iii*-Ui*? int; A- Son-; Win. P. l-*iiu*r>i>n ; Urn. j 1 lews : 11 silIt *.V ('illusion ; Iti'nivii ?V Alli-u; j \\ imilwiiril ?V |>i-<>\vii: T. illi'-rl iV ('< . ; A. \V. ; I.mill A- (: Ni-wliiill iV- ('?. MHoileons ami Ilariniiiiiiiiiis Rented, j iVr-Mis wli'i wisli ! > lure M*-l"il. ons ami ll:ir- [ iiiiiiiiiiins with :i vi.-w nl' jnir?-.li:i~jn*x .-it Ili nal j I tin- year. eaii 11:iv? tin* rent IiIi-?l as part |?:i> men'. nl' lln' pnreliasi: money. This matter is worthy of siii i-ial note, sis it i-tial'li-s those who I il; -ire a fair test nl' tin* ilMl'llliifiits liefore | ill-- 1 i-lia-iii-j. I?> olilain it at tin? e.\|iense of tlu- man- i nfaelurers, to tin* i-Nti-nt at least ol'a year's relit. | < li 'li-rs riiim anv |of ill** emtiitiy or v ji lil. ! ,-eiit ilireel to I lie manufactory in Huston. wiili ! i*as(| o|- sat isfaelol-y referenee, will lie |ifol11ji: Iy j alletnii il to. mill a- faithfully i-x.-eiit -.! as if l lie j parties were present, or <*mp|i?yei| an ayeiit to j seleet , SIII 1 oil SIS Pesiillallle terms. Prico List. Seroll ]< /, -| j. Oi-lave, !?! I'll j Hero!I l-tr, "> oelave T.'i ; I'iatio style, "? octavo... 1 UO I I'iauo .-Ivie, extra linisli, octavo, I l.'i | I'iauo s^lylo. carved !? * I'i.'i I'iauo si vie, il sets ul* reeds, 1">" I'iauo slylr, ? iicSiiV"', ! "> tII Meledeon !!Oll Organ Aloluiloon, <-xtra finish, i!"?H I'edal Suit- ISass 11 :t il I it in, iiT'i ]ii-tIers, ('ortilicet<-s ami notices I'rtnn lite |)iv>s from si 11 parts of the world, may lie seen ill. our salesroom. ] ? scrip live circulars sent free to any a?hircss. S. D. ,t II. \\\ SMITH, fil I Wa^hiu^lou St., (:tear llo\Islon) Huston. July'A l-."t7 11 ly Cliicls. Springs, Grconvillo District. Til K Sultserihers having purchased Jjliiyl. tiiat well-known ami long-esluhlishrtl Summer Resort, Chicks Springs, within 10 miles of firoeliville, have put the premises in the most thorough repair. They are determined lo spare no eiforts lo make tile Sl'KINCS all lhat can In: desired, whether to the invalid seeking health, or those in fjuest of ltleasure. The snluhrioiis si ml in vii?or:iliii?j ituli i it's of tlii-.se waters having heeii well known to tlio t I'si vcliiiix | for I lie lust twenty years, it is deemed uiiiiecswiry to enter into detail; lint any further iuroriimtinn i>r relereneo will l?e cure fully furnished upon application to either of the proprietors. The IIOTR1. will lio open for tlio reception of visitor* on tin- 1st of June, and will he kept open during the reason. li gives us pleasure to ntlil that the former proprietors, the .Messis. ClIICIv, will spend their summer at the Springs, mid will he glad to see their ti 1:1113' friends there. J. T. 11KXERY. F. TA I.Ill 111), .1. IIUUSKY. Ho! for Cliick Springs!! T. I'. ?fc <*<-)., will lie lit the (Jreenville Depot with good Convey a noes and careful Drivers, to carry Passengers and their Haggage to the Springs. They will also run A DA II. Y LINK OF ST A GES To and from tlio Springs, leaving (Srcenvillo at 9 o'clock, A. ISI. Fare ?1. May 11, 18f>7 C. tf Romoval. rl"MI R Subscriber has removed from his ol<l .X. stand t<? Rnriclit.it Starr's Gin Factory, and returns his thiinks for past, favor.", anil solicits 11 sliure of public patronage in his line of business. ilo will make Panel Doors, Sash, Blinds, Wardrobes, Tables, Dusks, Door and Window Frames, &e., &e. N. I>.?He will also make Coffins of the finest stylo unit finish. For reference, njiply to nnj' gentleman in tho town of Abbeville. G. C. BOWERS. April 1, -19 ly Land for Sale. rpiIE Subscriber is tho authorized Agent, of the JL parlies interested, to hcII (he real eetatc of JOSWPIl AIKEN, deceased. The traet of Land is valuable, adjoin!* lands of Dr. Wardlaw, Dr. Livingston, and other*, ou Culhouii's Creek, and contains about 7^0 Acres. Properly?negroes?as well ns cash will bo tuken in payment. Applications for purchnso can bo made to the Agent,.whoTivos at Cokesbury. - JOHN W. SUBER. ? -Jufttf 2. 1857 ' C '* tf \rf'\ Dissolution. THE Firm of WiElt <fc MILLEfc was tliis day dissolved by mutual consent, the limitation of tho .Partnership having expired. . The "name of the Firm will be used In tho closing up ^of the business; by either one of us." All persons indebted trf'us by Note or Account, will pleaae como forward and pay up as noon ns convonient; ns it is very desirable that the bust nceft should "bo closed as early ns possible.' "V? ' - JOHN A. WIER, ?y ' G. McD. MILLER. August 23, J85C. 19 tf To the Farmers of Abbeville District. WE liavo procured the District- Right ?f; tho,liA.RJtT?ESUBSOIIj PLOUGIty^ ,Wa think it the best plough of tho kiucUtjgat has^fevor been'introduced. The plouijl/.cnn'po Uocn at Greenwood Depot, at worlf^Afvjit. time. Wc will be ploascd to liavo it^H*am'iiiod>.by every ranner, lor 1110 amipip-reason that the more it ia known the betta*i6 will be liked. : S- , A B?QZKfR? oQQO 6 if ^Mjrf^nJlSross-Cut Saws, ; *BBbT received and for nalo at a small advaneo W 6 (Upright) ^IlfiL SAW^, (Willmots,) * 12 CROSS-CUT do. do. The'j*hov<farc warranted CustSlqcl, and were boftght tron? the anilCtctua-fc al 4o^c?t I cash prices. , \ ' >* ? v- *- \ ft. s. torn.. !* *-' S * - " m4 ?.. PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY!! H\\ | \t; I.mi i.|H Hi.. Ui-jlii. for tlii* |?i~tii' ioi H. || Mom I'iii* |niuiii|? 111* Otis' Patent Lightning Conductor, t xv"iii.| i . |ii i null\ nil'oi'iii tIn-1 iii/.'-u* nf Alilif\ ill'' hi ll I. I. iliiii I ;i'u iiiiw iIk* <ulf prnpnHor il Ilii* imlis|M'iis.il>|i- piI'tci'iiiiu n| lil'i> iiimI |irn|> riv, nii'l am |>i? |'.ii '-I In rN'Tiil'1, nl Klmrt nolicr, illl Ill'lll-I M I'll I III- >111111'. TIm.m- \vi-liinjt wink in my liin; will ploiwoud<l''i >s nu* at. iNilii'l v Si\. ' .1. W. CAMKHIN. Jr., Ninety-Six, A l!;'ll>l 1 *1. |S."|7. Il'i tf NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. robins < :r.-:il .lonriuil ill' (*riima mill t'riminnlit 0 i-? hi ii-? Tw. lull Vi-iir, and i? wuli-ly oiri iilnli'il ilii'iiii'jlioiit tin1 irimniry. It contains all tlii* <real Trial.-, ('riminil I'nsis, an<l n|'|>ru|iri? all- I'Miiniiil' 'mi tlw Mini'*, liir?i*tli?-r with itiforiiialiuii >hi riiminal .Malti.-rs, not l?> be found lit any oilier newspaper. II ,' Subscription.", per Annum ; ?1 for Six Months, In In- reninI' <! l>y Subscriber:*,(who slmiil'l write lln'ir names ami tin* town, county ninl Slali- wln-re 1111 V ri-Kiili' i,lnii,l< To ijko. w. .Vi \ i>i:i.,i,\v. Kditm and I*r<*]ii*i?*lctr nf tin! National 1'idiee (Saxette, New Y<?ik City. April 'to. l-'.'iV 1 tf Tlio Stato of South Carolina* .1 /;/;/ ;r//././ : msrunrr. /ll III' ( liltIII'lit I't'lix. , W illiatn Wiilsoii, i vs. : Fori'isjn AttaehtneiW. .1 :if. A. I ,i I ! ']I. i Thomson ?V. Fair, Aitorney.i \\j IIKIJKAS the I 'laiut ill* 1 i?l. oil (hi; ;!? veil til iV ti:?\- ..r April, ?-i^rl11* ii liit11 ]r<-< 1 and fitlyseven, liIt- Ins d-clarali<>ii against, lliu PelVndalit, *vln?, it is said, is alisriit frmii and without tho limits i?f this Statf, and lias neither wife nor allium v Known within tin- same, upon whom a cii|iy of llf s.iid deelamiioii might In- served? ll i- therefore ordered. that, the said Defendant dn a|i]ii;ar and jdeail In the said declaration, mi nr liefnre I hi' t Wi llili day of April, eighteen li ll m! i*i-il anil tifty-eight, otherwise iinal and absolute judgment will liien be jjivcti and awarded against liiin. m vrnir.w m.i)oxau>. ?.?m\ Clel k's lltli v Of.I 111^-.- r . . , .??? iy iV. II. MILLS, IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA S,A\B> oi*r AT DUBUQUE, IOWA. 02) \ K Tit' I' l..\ K ;il i I'M i it in |i:iiil :u t lie lnoulinc t>l 1 n-1 Warrant;- lor |? -I'soiis Smith, on the lilies! ,-eleeleil Timber iltl'l I'rail'ie l.alill*. Warrants loaiieil 1" settlers mi mie year's tiiiie sit. Ill |>er cent. Interest, charging ?51 .\i~t |li?t* Acrc tm Warrant. Taxes |iaiil, <"nllei-iimis made ami I'einiileil I'nr in Sielit K.\eliant;o. Money loaned at lii'jh rate, ni' Interest. Investments Iliads.? I'ni-iirreiit mnney hiMight, ?tt:. :i r Uefers to Wm. C. Davis, 1'..-ij., Abbeville <:. il.. S. Sejil. .'I, 1 -.ili. till tf To Mechanics, Inventors, and Manufacturers. IN ANN(?l \i'l\(i the TIIIUTKKNTU An1 mi ll Volume ol" the SClKNTiriC AMKUlt'A.N, the I'uhli-hei-. ros|ii-etfnllv inform the pub lit: thai in oiih?r lo ineiease ami stimulate the formation of Huh*, lliey propose to ofier One '/'/iiHixitm/ / ?/ < //? <(.'/ ' il f)i,ll,irx in IVtxh. 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MATTISON", respectfully announce' liirn n candidate for Tax ' Collcclor, at Uio canning elf etion. (D The friends of JAMKS A. McCOIlD re- f spectfully announce liiin a Candidate" for Tax 7 Collector, at tlie next Election, for Abbeville \ District. July 30r J857 ' M N *td t^-Thc friends of JOSEPH T. SIOORK ro spectfully announce liiin n Candidate for Sheriff nttlie ousuing election. 63T da of MATTHEW R. COOII RAN. respectfully announce hifn n candidate for.SherifF of Abbovillo District, at the next dec* lion. f SP: Tlia friends of MATTIIEW McDOgJflf^ A LlJ,, announce him ri Candidu.lo for for*Q]ork><<ht the ensuing p\&etioji. *, tljf" The ihewta oitC; II. AI?I.KN Aiinounra him nrta^Cftlffli<Tate for Clerk of the Court at tln&.qilitmig cltiction. U* The friend* of NIMROI) McCORl) respectfully onno.tnoc him us a Candidate for Shcriff at.tlie enmiing Elecyonv * 13^" Tho i?umoroufc*f?emls of Col. T. J. ROBERTS vespoctfully announce liim a Candidate for Sheriff at tho nexV efecVfon. ' * BSTTho friomjs of I). W HAWTHORN resjfcetfully announce fjim a'Candidate forShcrilV of Abbeville District, ill tm* nojtt election MAWV BDft'Vno iHiiiv x X' I/O i Mny 5, 185'ft. f I 1W" *The frtoiids"of. W. TV. GRIFFIN, ro npoctfaHy juiiiounce Iiiin'tis a candidate for ^ StierifY at the 0T. XJio'./rlcnds U. cdliu announce liim ns a Cuik$<Wc ' 'ISIlktvfl"nl the cnsu* inflection. Jjg v * i r ' " wi* fer' X