The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-08-18
promptly acceding 10 the wishes Of the iead-
ing Ffee,Soil politicians of New England.

ing Ffee-Soil politician. of New England.
GRArITEvILLE.-O On u recent visit 10 this
prosperous misunderstanding village we were
struck with sdmiration at the number and
variety of Improvements made in so short a
time. Within Two or three years q village
has sprung up with g. or roo inhabitants,
with its Churekes, Stores and Schoo oolhouses;
set offisaby tnytsiGl bpildings, handsome.
streets and ssfs'msp,al gardsns md: :grounds
fhe faci6IgN st pfshent in successful
operation. st gSHes ernplo Silkto about
300 operatives, who bcsidess fiHantity of
thread, turn, CUT some 10000 y4fas of cloth
per day. 1t is on a large scale, containing
about 300 Looms and 5000 Spind!es Ap.
plicn,ion will be made 10 the next Leg isia-
tnre to enlarge The establishment Tho pre- .
sent energetic stockholders are determined
we learn, 10 put up another building OF the
wish them success: for we are most thor-
oughIy convinced ofthe high utility of mun-
ufactures to the Southern states, and hope
the dav will soop come when every bale of
cu,ton made in South Charolina will be
spun or n,nIe into cloth within the limits of
the State. We believe it will greatly add
TO the wealth and general prosperity Of the
State
A project is in contemplation to build
plank r"ad between this village and Gran
itevl'le OF some point on the rail .rond. The
enterprise Is OF too greut consequence 10 the
citizens of our Village and District no, to
excite much interest. We hope earnes, ec
forts will be made, Immediately alter OBJ.
t"InIne charter, TO carry the project at once
INTO execution. Let our citizens no longer
neglect their interest and welfare.
A line OF Coaches is aboffto~ be establish
ed between our Village and Granilevile.
EIscfeA Advertiser.
ABD.EL.KApEk.-This gallant Moorish
chiriran is sul! kept in durance by the
French Government. The violation Of pro.
mise committed by the former dynasty is
continued by the present one. and in an
swer to his petitions for release, he has
been answered that the government is n
fraid he will not keep his word. 1t must,
therefore by this peculiar fear, continue to
violate its own
We learn from the New York Herald
that the Austrian Government has sent a
~'S,'sse e'SuSa " COtitjtTY W H.
spect our steamships, naval depo,s. and ma
chine shops--.o collect dra wings Of iocomo-
,ives, steam presses, SC. This is the third
foreign mission Of ,ha kind that has visited
this country within the last ten or twelve
years.. Theft mission was from Russia j,
and resulted in thsT construction of the splen
did steamship Kemschn,ka. Tha. COM
S''ssics=ss"s=s. ---:=s Experienced
naval officers. The second was from Bra
zi: and the third as above from Austria.
PMpLEs ON THE FAcE.-Touch them
will, spirits of Tnrpen,ine once IN six hours,
and they will soon take themselves away.
The same remedy if applied early, will re-
move a sty from the eyelid F.; and In nine ca.
ses out OF ten, prevent biles, if used in the
first stage.
CBoLIc IN HoRsEs-Dissolve in a quart
ofpure water as much salt as wilIlhoroug gl,-
ly sn,urate the liquid, and drench the ani-
nal thoroughly until you discover symptoms
'of relief This is simple and electnal
remedy, and hasibeen successfully applied
in cases of bolts.