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DISASTERS.

ship New England, Protteau, FIN New York which was
reported to have arrived at Savannah inst got ashore
on that morning at high water the shoals N
bee steamer had been sent I'm Savannah her
and 1t was expected she would be got off without damage
She got off without damage after remaining four
tides, and was taken to the wharf at Savannah.
Bark Nacoochee of Augusta frn Aux Caves for Boston,
put into New London, entirely provision and with
only able duty both officers and crew being
sick.
Brig Julia Payson, with cargo of lumber ashore
Cape Henry; is probably FIN Virginia.
Ship Lorenzo of Hallowel at Baltimore from Liverpool
had a heavy gale FIN Feb 10 While running gpder
double reeed topsas five washed from the bow
spirit -Four succeeded in catching Of the head gear
and were saved but the fifth coore man, drowned
The had heavy Westerly gales after passing the Banks.
Ship JEANNE Paine, of Bath, from New York CAL
cutta Rio Janerio Jan IL put in in Distress repg
particulars
Sch Spring Bird Of Rockland FIN New York Portland
is ashore at Sandy Point, Chatham; and become
tai loss. Cargo of -four saved.
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vi.tnr,. Bal.,mo wiIa Cherry

mas for itself reputation that cannot be as
saiien- Dr- VIM A. Shaw Of Washington, N c. writes,
u .ss oa may /, as follows 81 have heard OF many
beneficial effects from its especially IN
Asllna anu am Nnronic Cough of spasmodic character
with marked good results.
one knows the reputation of the Turpentne and
Balsam constituents in protracted copcbs The cnbna
tOu Of these principals in Wistars Basam f wild Cherry
is ingenious and judicious.
'Medca men are justly disrstf Of pasent Medicines
IN general ou. candor must between outrageous
nostrums and humbugs and those medicines uhrb have
proven sauary and in many well atcste cases curative
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the vrapper
AGESTs-A. G. PAGE Bath r. Butterheld, Bovdoin-
ham g. u. Thomas. Richmond; +. Dana, Wscasset.
2v3S(SmSO1
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Buenos Ayres Dee 81, bark & Woodward, Stur-
evant for New York weeks. Sid 1Sth ship Lady Frank
lin, Smith, Rio Janerio
At Rio Janero Jan IL ships Jennie Paine Norton, fm
New York Feb l for Calcutta, repg.
Also do, brig Rolling Wave, Rogers firm Baltimore ab
Oct D.
At Curacao 9th ut brig Onward Tebbetts from George
town. sc, disg, to sail for Boston 24th.
At Rio Janerio Jan L. ship Lady Franklin, Smith, for
Bahia some day.
SID I'm Rio Janero 18th ult, ship JEANNE Paine, Nor
ton (fm New York, having repaired) Calcutta.
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MnrriaQfs.

In this city sth inst, BY s. Baker, ESQ., Mr. David E.
Russellto Miss Sarah Jane Scott both Of this city.
In aliowel George W. Haggett to Miss Elsie A. Mars
ton West Gardiner; Willard s. Clark 10 Miss Mary A.
Rice, both of Washingon George W. Babb Miss Lcena
Luce both Of Washington; William T. Partridge to Miss
Abbey T'enney, both OF III.
In Gardiner, Mr.. John H. Howe to Miss Melinda Trask.
both Of Ifallowell
Lewiston, Mr. Lorenzo witham, of Pttsfeld to Miss
Mary s. Merrill Of Lewiston; Mr.. j. Aris to Miss Emma
Jane Wright both of L.; Mr.. John Goding Of L., to Miss
Lizzie Ranlett, of Monmouth
In Danve, Mr.. Isaiah LIunnewel to Miss Nancy Ann
Chandler.
At North Unon Mr.. Gardiner Skidmore Of U, to Miss
Barzama Mero of Nobeboro; Mr. Oliver c. Kr Of WASH
ington, and Miss Eunice Hart, af Appleton.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
Dratbs.

In this city, sth inst, William Thorn, aged As.
In Brunswick, Sarah =. Andrews, aged 20 yrs. mos
In HalloweIl, Mrs. Elizabeth Otis, aged 81 years.
In Woolwich, 4th inst Miss Elizabeth Prebe, aged IS.
In Augusta, Mrs Abby A. Jones, aged ~ years; Mrs.
Catherine Richardson aged S9 John Anderson, aged 24
at the Insane Hospital, Selid Perham,aged 33
In Trinidad Feb s, of fever, Capt - Cox master Of
brig 5. I. Ilinds.
Lost overheard from schooner Bay State 5th the pas
sage from New York for saco, Henry Pctting Of Rock
land, seamen
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LYCEUM.
Bounty Land.

THE undersigned has been engaged for two years-by
L Petitions and otherwise Congress-to get an Act
passed allowing all who have been engaged in the
service Of the United states 100 Acres Of Land which Act
has now become ;-aowing leo Acres for fourteen
days service So those who have received 40 acres
will now receive 120 more.
Also all who served the Navy and the officers and
soldiers Of the Revolutionary War, their widows
children.
Applications will be made out properly, and warrants
obtained on the reasonable terms, by
Bath, March I, 1855. 39d SAMUEL D. REED.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15

Use HowE's HYGEIAS HoARHoUYD AND LIyERwoRT CoUGH
CASDY.-Nevcr since the science Medicine first dawned
upon the world has any compound gained such extraord
nary popularity, III so short period Of time Dr. Howe:
Hygean Hoarhound and LveFwoFt Cough Candy in curing
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c II
affords instant relief may be relied in all instances
GIVE A TRIAL. Price s. 10 and 20 per package
DIR. J. MATHEWS, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Also for sale by A. G. Page Samuel Anderson and T. w
Lucas. l5w34
Eastern times., 1855-03-15

ALTERED BILLs.-Ones on the City Bank,
Manchester, n. H., altered to tens. are in
circulation. They are badly executed, and
can be easily detected by close observation.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15

81 Hon. John Appleton, editor of the Ar
gus, has concluded to accept The appointment
to the U. s. Legation at London, and is now
on his way out.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15

p Messrs. Hibbard, LittIeield and Wood
side are building little steamer at Topsham
to be used as freight boat, &C., on the An
droscoggin and Kennebec
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
9Th of February. 1858.

III large number already engaged. Many Of tbs
Lots these have been sold for from 400 to COO per
advance the price for which these Lots sold,
showing that the purchase will be good investment
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY SIS. payable in in
stanents Of s. each, win receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS,
% by 100 feet lying together FARM Of from 20
These lots are beautifully located w oodIvsu,
Long Island where church and schoo-house. and
number Of private dwellings, stores workshops and fac
tories, have already been erected several more
being built and severed hundred will e the coming
Thsis fine opportunity ofownng delightful country
residence the city, where the domestic comforts Of
family circle be fully rexzed and where 20 600 buds
ing lots and about GOO farms lately been sold;
sales daily being individuals who after careful
examination of ITS location and ascertaning the quality Of
te SOIL are selecting Farms for agricultural purposcs being
conuen that no land cheap and calculated to increase
50 rapidly in value be had within so miles Of the city
Ihs land would have been all taken ap years back but has
been an entd1ied estate for the century completely
locked up or upwards Of two hundred yeaFtsnce which
large sales have been made and where the wild deer
roame at large may he beautiful cottages ana
cultivated fields waving with the abundant productions Of
mother earth.
This is the best opportunities now offered "a those
Of small meanswho destitute Of hcine Of their own to
purchase for trife; also few yartns contain
Jag each five and ten acres, and upwards at from SIS
$35 per
II All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the op
portuny now offered to procure fine Farm splendid
Building Lot the Empire Cny should make iThme-
date application they nearly all disposed Of APP
ply to CHARLES WOOD, EOS BroadTay corner Of FULTON
street, y. Y, where maps and pamphlets be had
sent if required by mall gratis.
1y23 JOHN. II. kIMBALL, Agent for Bath
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
SPOk EN.

Feb . lat IS 10, Ion 29 L. ship Alice Counce
of Thomaston, FIN New Orleans for Liverpool.
seb 2s, of Cape Florida bark Angela Brewer Timer, FIN
Apalachcola for Boston.
No date, lat So Ion "A 25 bark Nacoochee; I'm st Domin
90 City for Boston;
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
EASTERN TIMES
So So MiRINE JOURNAL. So

STINSoS L Co.. No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE of packets from Bath Boston, Capt.
Snson is favorably experienced merchant and
shpmaster, formerly of this city. All business entrusted
om will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
The Piano Eortes

GOLD by SAWYER q MAG0UN are acknowledged to
be the best that manufactured in the United States
and the prices are guaranteed be low the lowest
Qower-the quality of the instruments taken into considera
ton what the CEY may be- And as heretofore,
they take second hand Instruments in exchange for new
ones, at fair rates.
Sept. &C. 10
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
Deer and Gate Springs.

THE most efficient and durable springs in use can be
put on bt any person a few moinents aud applicable
to any door or gate. For sale by z. HYDE co.,
Feb. 90 1855. Corner Front and Broad Street.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
Coal Cooking Stoves.

OF superior quality expressly fitted for burning COAL tho
" equally well adapted wood also furnished with new
style of ware which passes the all the steam
generated by boiling and frying Please call and examine
at II. L. CHAMBERLAIN'S Rogers Block.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
PORT OF BATH.

friday, Mar. 2.
SAILED.
Ship Walter Lord (new 1859 tons) Smith, New Orleans
Brig Caroline, southard Choptank River.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
Cash Music aud Piano Store of
HORACE WATERS,
No 333 Broaduray. Neac- York.
OPPOSITION TO THE COMBINATION
Music at Greatly Reduced Rates.
\o 222 Pyou6ir


NOTWITHSTANDING the combination Of Music Dealers
" to keep up the prices of noncopyrght music against
the interests OF Ndue Composers and their refusal to
extend Mr. WATERS the coHrfeses Of the trade he IS
making immense sales-havng abundant evidence thai he
has public countenance and support in his opposition
to the Great Monopoly and in his Efforts aid Native Tal-
ent and adopt National Currency His stock Of Amers
can European Music is immense and the catalogue ofhs
publications is Of hargest and best selected in
the United States. He has aB made GreaT Reduction in
the Prices Of PIANOS, MELoDEoNS and MUSICAL INsTErs
MESrS all kinds. Superior toned 6 Octave Pianos for
SI75 800 and S5, interior Of good quality and In
strmcnts strong and durable those which cost
$500 Pianos of every variety of style and price, mp to
S10p0 comprising these Of Ten different fnanufactores
among them the celebrated modern improved HoR4cE Va
rERs' Pianos the first prrininn Eoean Pianos Of T.
GILBERT Co.'S. make Owners of the Iolean Patent y
Secondhand Pianos great bargains Prices fnm $40 TO
$50. Aelodeons from Five different manufactures ncln-
ding the well known S. d. II. W. SNITHS Melodeons,
(tuned the equal tenperament) The Best Make in the
United States Price 45 s6o SIS $780, Sll5, S125 s1Ss
$3.50 Smiths Dohbe Bank Meodeons $500. Each Piano
and Meloleon guaranteed. The best terms to the trade
schools &c 12 per cent discount 10 Crgymen and Chur
ches All orders promptly attended to- Music sent to all
parts Of country post paid the reduced rates Ger
era and Select Catalogues and Schedules Of prices Of Mus
cal Instruments forwarded to address ee of charge
3m36
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
August2.
Last Call.

LII persons indebted the subscriber, by note or ac-
II count are requcstedt to call and settle Immediately
he wishes to close up his accounts without
This is the last call. WILLARD hAlhER.
Bath, May 81, 1853 5Oti
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PAY UP!!

A Ii, persons indebted to the late firm Of MAG0UN
II STfNSON, are notified that their demands must be
paid by the first Of April next or they will be LEFT or col
lection. DAVID t. SrlhSON.
March 1m
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
NOW OPENING
THE
GRANTTE STORE,
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Fall Dry Goods
EVER OFFERED In THIS c,rv

u
TkyING been bought for cash. at forced sales in New
York. they will be offered at prices that will astonish
Our extensive stock consists Of DRESS SILKS, spiain
Pout D Soil Striped Plaiied and Figured. Rich Figured
Blk Silks Brocade and Changeable Silks In variety
TIBETS every shade and variety; All Wool Plaid Thi-
bets very fine. All Wool Deanes Printed Persian Cloths,
Cashmeres Debages Mohar Lusre for travelling dresses
Lyoneses paccas, Plain and Pladed Popns, Ginghams,
&c, &C.
Shawls. Some very fine Vienna Long and Square
Shaw Bay State Long and Squares beautiful styles
embroidered Long Shawls, at unprecedented low prices;
in great varietyi Gents Long Shawls some
very fine and entirely styles. Our assortment of
Shaws Is very large and feel confident that regards
styles and prices, satisfy the ftstidious.
Clofifs! German and American Broadcloths Fine Gas
smeres, Heavy Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Satnetis CASH
meretts, Ermanetts, Fancy Docskins, &c. Also Fine
Black Doeskns OF superior color; Union Doeskns Tweed
&c~&c.
Finnncls! Fine figured French Fannels; Blue Mixed
Twilled and heavy Indigo Blue Fiannes. Hosiery and
Gloves Our assortment these articles
plete at present. vestng of every style and quality
Childrens Hoods, &c, &c.
The above desirable assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods
will be offered at prices Which fail be satisfactory
to the purchaser! The public invited call and
anime. OWEN 4 CO.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
EITST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the Post Office uncalled for,
bath, Mar. IL, 1855.


Ccufycueu.s J,ist
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1AIles "lil',,n IN ~. II "a I, ~ Tarti.t
nia. tiJr+,,-i II Marshall Fdw.rl
pr,r,so, Iot, Naonev Rartbolor,er
Rennett simmons Mc(,utcheon Samuel
Blake K " McCue John
Brrre1 Cant Georoe Main Warren
Rrourri Rani,min Ninot Rnfus
ponil, Horace II Oliver Fr.ler,ct
Bail James Pratt Gustavus d
Bailey George Packon James
Chadsey Abel Potter Alden u
Corhin Jerome -
S"omos A"net " dtreh
Cenne Joseph NJ Patrick Jas
Coomos 0haries nounus n,i ohaLles ~
Oanpoeh Nelehidh Isouihsol 'otin "
Shlphan 1 -. Oililseli aS,9 DelJ q W
Srome.. s slil.n rn Oilse
80 ~ cr,;th Aiaxonlo-
nel,"'s -, y -, -;
pckcrson BRO oprou rr"hHlh
DAVIS Scolt hehry
Dlll1o1 D' > n"P' James Sn,m Sa', n.oS, 1.o;aS
FJrecomh "a smith Wm R
Foster A B-2 Stnson Charles NJ
r,-r,r N.r,,,s Str,nson II n
rri,;arJ Vjii;ao Sfar Tbom.s
(iranton Samuel Tarbox WmT
Greenysool lanes Tibhets James F
Goss FIERY + fowls George
Uolnon i,mcso Tihhets Isaiah
IIora,, Icnas Th,rston ,,iram
:, ,ae -rs -, -
-. f,,-I To-r Io-aDb --or-s;o>
Holt Edmund narr Josepn, SArIowslO
IIaiiiiis' iI "a "a ~ iIel' w. IN
Hueston Frances Mheeler jacob
IisiieS ooo'5e
Jov III 4oseaJ Wbi,e q Wo
Iasclson pohsrt Ward Josanb
TGnnsGn Tnn Snorn Thomas WIiomsnn 1snn Thomo.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
Stoves.

LARGE assortment of Cooking Parlor and Store Stoves,
II of the approved patterns, selling by the sub
scribers at GREATLY REDUCED prices
Also constantly hand Coal Hods, Shovels Sifters,
Stove Funnel Sad Irons Tin and Copper Ware, of every
description and all other articles usually kept in Hard
ware store MITCHELL & LOW.
Bath, June TO- 1855. 81
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
- - - - -
SALT.
Family Groceries.

1OOo HHDs. CADIz SALT in Store, and for sale by
lOOO Bath, Feb. Is, 1855. S4d D. L. PATTEN
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
Bounty Land for Soldiers Of the
War of 1912.

DY recent act oCongress all Soldiers who served four
ID teen days or upwards the of 1872 entitled
One Hundred and sirty acres. All persons who on a
former application received less amount entitled
the balance Claims presented and warrants obtained
by BRONSoN SEWALL.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15

OF various kinds such CLOTHS, PANT STUFF,
" PRINTS, WHITE GOODS, lower than ever by
March g. J. 7. GILMAN.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15

IIE subscriber has hand, and will be constantly
L suppl. d with BLASTING POWDER, which he offers for
sale wholesale and retail. Also, large supply Of
FUSE. WILLARD NALkER
RsIh Nav 81 1853 soft
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
EpHlcEzS
Powder.

ORO bricks, delivered at any part Of the city for
ZOU sale by B. 0. WEEKS.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
$23,GeO Worth of Farms and
Building Lets!

100 Farms satd a-k
500 Building Lots 100 feet Square,
Wilde dirided among 600 Subscribers on ne
EUeninp of The
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
New Clothing.
NeW Goods.

OUCH as fine COATS, VESTS PANTS and common do
, in great variety just received by J. 7. GILMAN.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
re FHE LADIES
CIGARS and TOi,acco.

EOR Il to % cents, by 1T. GILMAN.
l. Dec. 10.
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
Notice.

HEREBY r,linquish my son. Warren A. Matson, his
time until he arrives at The age Of wenyone years lor
which shall clam any Of his earnings nor pay any
dents Of bis contracting. W. r. hAisoS. 5o.
Bath Marciln5, 1856 o"oo
Eastern times., 1855-03-15
Window Shades.

WINDOW SHADES, Fixtures. Tassels and cord pic.
w ture cori and tassels. For sale by
Mays. SAWYER d MAGOUN
Eastern times., 1855-03-15

Persons calling for letters will please mention they
are advertised To The postage Of each adoeTtisedLet
- JOSEPH C. SNOW, P. NJ
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-03-09
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 1!
CORNER OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL,
Augusta. GEORGIA.

Augusta, Georgia.
M ILLER & WARREN will offer great III
Isl ducements to their friends and custom
ers this season to purchase their FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS. They do not pretend
to sny they have the richest and lnrgest stock
ever offered in this city, that they have better
taste In their selections, or possess superior nd
vantages over their ncighbors but they have
certainly the richest and most elegant stock
they ever had in store.
In DRESS GOODS, they have
Rich Satin Striped Plaid SILKS;
Rich Heavy Brocade Cold do
Blk Satin Striped Plaid and Watered SILK
of new and beautiful styles;
Plain Rep SILKS and Plain do;
Rich Printed French CASlIMERES and
DELAINES;
Beautiful small fig. DELAINEs, for Mis-.
ses' wear;
Plain French MERINos and cAsHMEREs
super6ne Black French BONiBAZINE;
Superfne &c &c CIIALLE and DE-
LANES;
MANTILLAS, PALMAS and CLOAKS,
embracing every variety of pattern and mate
rial, from low-priced to the richest and highest
cost Goods manufactured
EMBROIDERiES, comprising a large and
most elegant assortment Of Rich Frencl,
Worked COLLARS. CIIEMISETTES, UNDER
SLEEVES. STOMACHERS, UANDKER-
CHIEFS, INFANTS ROBES, and WORKED
BODIES;
-ALSO,-
Maltese COLLARS, CHEMISETTES and
SLEEVES;
Rich Embroidered BANDS, of the latest
styles of work;
Beautiful lot of Bonnet and Neck RIB
BONS; -
Linen Cambria Hcm-sted HANDKER-
CHIEFS, GLOVES, MlTTS;
Blk and White Silk HOSIERY; Alpaca
and Moravian HOSE;
Ladies' and Misses HOSE, all sizes;
Ladies' Silk and Merino VESTS aud Mis-
ses' do;
In HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, they
have an endless variety of TOWELLINGS, Ia
BILE NAPKINS and DOYLES; 1874 Linen
and Cotton SHEETINGS; 9-s and 3D. Linen
and Cotton PILLOW CASE GOODS; TABLE
CLOTHS, all Sizes of the richest Damask and
Snow Drop figures.
-ALSO,-
French and English CASSIMERES, BROAD
CLOTHS. VESTINGS. SATINETS, TWEEDS,
Welsh FLANNELS, and every other article
kept in the Dry Goods line.
Persons visiting the city, can rely on finding
the newest styles of Goods, and in richness and
variety unsurpassed in any market, to which
their attention is invited, as they will be Of
fered at low prices. Nov 10 27-3m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-03-09
NDUCATxONl

M Il, JAMES G. CALHOUN, having been
Nl elected Principal of the ABpEvnLs NAL.
ACADEMY, will continue his services during the
next year.
Owing to the great increase in the plumber Of
scholars, the services Of Mr.. MONTGO GOMERY,
graduate of the University of North Carroll
ma, have been procured.
A new and commodious Academy will in Q
short time be completed. Tho building is so
retired as to insure perfect quiet and freedom
from all things calculated to distract the atten.
ton of the scholar
The government of the School will be rigid.
The morals and general department of the Stu
dents will at all times receive special attention.
Students will be prepared to enter the Fresh
man or Sophomore Glass Of the South Carolina
college, and the greatest care given to their
preparation.
=, ihe Scholastic year will be divided into two
sessions. The first will commence on January
oth' and continue twenty-eight weeks; the
second Will begin on the second Monday in
September, and continue twelve weeks
The Tuition of each Glass will be for tie
LIST Glass: Reading. Writing, lst Ses. adSA
Spelling, and Primary Ge-
I'd Glass The above with
Geography, History, A
rithmetic. English Gram
mar, and exercises in En-
glsl Composition, 20 90 Q 90
Sd Glass: The above with
all the advanced English s-n
Branches q 90 10 90
4th Glass. Tie above with
Latin and Greek, = %. 90 12 oe
Boarding can be obtained in desirable fami-
lies, and at reasonable rates, either in the Vii
lage or country near the Academy
Although it is of the greatest Importance
that all the pupils should he present at tho
opening of the Session, still they will be re-
ceived ut any time during the term. Students
Will be charged from the time they enter until
the close of the Session, unless special arrange
ments are made to the contrary
For further information. apply to the Princi-
pal. JAMES c. CALHOUN, A. B..
Principal, Instructor in Mathematics. :
JAMES "A. MONTGOMERY, A. B.,
Instructor in the Ancient Languages.
December ii, 1864. 80 6m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-03-09
SOLD OUT!

INl1E Undersigned bcgs leave to nc. "a
Il quaint his friends and the public "a
generally, that he has disposed of his cstab
lishment in the Druggist and Apothecnry bust
ness to tv DR.. a. 5. Ravenscroft who will be at
all times fully prepared to meet the demands
of his former customers. He also takes pleas
urc in assuring them that every attention will
be paid in the selection of the best articles in
his line, and at Augusta prices.
lie would further state that DR.. R. is thor.
oughly acquainted with the colnpoundng and
dispensing of Medicines. and solicits the pat
ronagc of those who have heretofore been his
friends.
The undersigned will also be OH hand, at nll
times, Mt the office of DIR. r., to give advice or
attend to the duties Of his profession.
A. j. CREIGHTON.
lTs- The old stand-rcmcmbcr, the old stand
of DR.. a. j. Creighton.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-03-09
IN! TINll TIN!ll

TT W. LAWSON, very grateful for patron
AAe age heretofore enjyed, begs leave to
say to his friends and customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has now, at his old stand
on Main Street, next door to White & Bullock
q fuli and complete assortment of TIN WARE
In his store may be found:-
Duckets-all shapes and sizes; Cow
cred and uncovered; Bonnet Box.
es; Bed-Stcamcrs; Coffee
Pots-all sizes; Cake
Pans-a ssortcd
shapes; Candle
Moulds;
Cake Boxes; Coal Carriers; Cullen
dors; Coffee Ronsters; Candle
Sticks; Dish Pans; Dish
Covers; Dust Pans; Fat
Stoves; Foot Tubs;
Glass Drainers;
Knife Box
es; Lanterns; Lamp Feeders; Milk
Pans; Milk-Cups; Money Box
cs Molasses Cups; Milk
Skimmers; Muffin Rings;
Marking Cups; Oil
Lamps; Pepper
Boxes;
Pudding Pans; Pie Pans; Plate Gov
ers; Rejecting Ovens; Shower
Baths; Stew Pans; Sugar
Scoops; Sugar Boxes;
Tea Canisters;
Trumpets; Wa
ter Pots;
Wash Pans; Water Dlppers; &C., &c.
In short, his stock comprises everything in
his line, and he is not merely willing to sAo,c
but will sell on as reasonable terms as can bc
compatible with the first injunction of the
maxim olive and let live"
Any article manufactured to order ut short
notice, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Country merchants will find it to their in.
terest to proc ure supplies of Tin Ware from
him. ns he will give good articles at low rates.
To the building public he would say that
he is always prepared to attend TO the
roofing and guttering of houses, md will
be thankful for any chance afforded him to
give evidence of his ability to do good work.
Abbevlle c. H., s. c., Nov. 90, 1854. 20 Iy