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MEMoIRs.oF THE COUNTESS OF BLEs-
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lied.
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Is for first rate BRASS aud G OTILL
BAND, an again at the service nf the public to
attend Excursion Parties, Exhibitions, Parades, Pic
Mics, Balls, and Serenades. All those in favor of
citizens band are respectfully invited to encourage
Cur en erprise, here in Washington City.
FISCHER, Leader.
S.-This Band, under INV direction, is regularly
uniformed, and from practice over twenty years
car give satisfaction TO every one.
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a&S UNITED STATES <4&8
MAIL STEAMERS.
TUE SHIPS COMPRISING TEIs LINE ALL
i THE
PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
E4LTIC, Capt. Oemstock,
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract, express
~ for Government service; every care has been
taken in their construction, &C in the Engines 70
insEre strength and speed, and their acccmmcdS
tons for passengers are unequailed for siessne
and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Hverpacl, b
urtt cabin u
ExeluSfye use Of extra sfse state roorne....., 800
Prom Liverpool to New York go and f2oS
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berth can be secured until ps;d fox.
For freight or passage apply 70
EDWARD z. COLLINS 90,
IS Wall street Ne YosE
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 90,
\. q. .RoBKRrs 4 CO..
Is Kings Arms Yard, IordoA
JOHN MUNR0E 4 &C,
20 Rue Notrc Dame des victoires, Paris
GEO II. DRAPER, EsvreL
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lof gold, silver, bullion, specie, jeyelry, precious
stones or metals, unless bills ef lading are sspa
therefor, and the value thsreas therein .xpsesscd
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

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y > German, Ala Rosenberg, do
Whitney, NY z Bauman, do
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DONDS, Stocks and othe< securities psrchssts
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TRAVELLERS r.IgecToRY
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JOHN LAkAHAE, Pastor
or Exeter St., NJ. z. Church, Baltimo,
BLEEDING or THE LUNGS.
RALRIaU ~ T. Fah lpsr

BLEEDING or THE LUNGS,
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 8, 1855.
AessTs Mortimer 3 MotybrGy:
do HEREBY certify that about twelve months ago
was taken with severe hemonhage of the LUNGS
and had four attacks Oft l was advised TO try Dy
hampton's Vegetable TiRcture. 1 procured one
bottle, and after taking which, was satisfied thai
was much better and that, after taking the fourth
health as ever did in my life. can, and do, with
out the least hesitation. recommend the Tfncture
to al persons afflicted in my way.
Youn, Gso, w. Wr.xn,v
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y AND FINE FAAGE GEO rS.-Siver
= lee and Tea Sets, Sugar Bowl, Cream Jugs,
G'neis, Cups, Spoons and Forks. Also, great
variety Of magnificent Fancy Silver Ware suitable
Tor presents.
Plated Coffee Sets, Casters, Baskets, Spoons and
Forks. on best Abata.
The articles arc warranted as represented, aLd
gill be sold a. 2 small advance.
Ii. S:.HSEH,
$40 Pa. aVenue, BET 9Th e3a te;h street..
mer 20 If
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DENTISTRY,

ID Il N I'll 81 KY.
nR. MUNSON respectfully calls public attention
IL to his new. patent, and GREATLY -
IMPROVED method of setting Artificial
Teeth, with Continuous Cum the very d1IO
PERFECTION OF THE ART. This style ofTeeth
has the following advantages over all others, viz
GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT, and BEAUTY, vieing with Nature in these
respects, and in some Others excelling. Public in
spection is respectfully solicited Please call and
see specimens.
CAUTION.-No other Dentist in the District of
Columbia has right TO make this style of Teeth
N. B.-Teeth conSttutiOnally healthy, plugged
ard warranted for life
Office and house at No. 2oG street, near the
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue ari I4th street.
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These birers entirely rcgetalc, they iHvgorate
and strengthen the system, never PROSTATE H. and
c2n be used for infants as we'll as adults.
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, and
by Il. ID. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. KIDWELL,
Georgetown; and J. z. PIEfPONT, Alexandria.
mar l-ly
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02
S SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE,
Cure Of Dyspepsia

'HE undersigned is being consulted by let
Il ter from all parts of the Union, by those
who are suffering from DYSPEPSIA and its
consequent general weakness, muscular relax.
alton, and nervous debility. Having for the
last few years, in his practice of medicine, turn
ed his attention entirely to the treatment of
this disease he is enabled from his large expe
rence to institute popularity of treatment
that will enable the patient to see, feel, and
k'oD, after day or two's treatment, that his
recovery has already commenced. Has he q
dry tongue, thirst, loss of appetite, constipa.
ton of bowels, nausea and vomitingi-is the
ekin dry, harsh with unnatural boat 2--is he
troubled with sleeplessness, starting in his
sleep, solemnency, impaired volition-with
palpitation or ':huttering" of the heart and
easily out of breath by quickened exertions3 !
All these. after one, two, or three day's treat
ment will commence to disappear.
Terms OF TREArMEsr.-$5 90, for fret con-
sultation. Medicine forwarded by mail, with
full and explicit written directions Of the course
of treatment, dc, to be pursued. Each subse.
quent consultation and medicine forwarded,
81 90. Money remittedin all instances should
be Registered" at the post office All letters
to be addressed to the undersigned.
WILLIAM w. BLISS, MD,
20 Beekman Street. New York.
Nov. Q, 1855. =: <, 6m.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02

Our REPREsENrArIvE--W have ground
for saying that our talented and efficient
Congressman, Hon. 2. S. Brooks, believes
it would be better Gf our sister States of
the South require it) that South Carolina
should go with them into the Cincinnati
Convention to avoid giving cause of dissat-
isfaction. AT the same time, we arc sure
he would deprecatc any proposition which
might at this time distract our State. We
beg to acknowledge the receipt Of a short
letter from our member upon this subject.
Being quite sick ut the time it reached lis,
we barely glanced over it and ordered it to
be put aside for further and closer atten-
ton. What was our modifcatio, upon
rcsuming our duties, to find that it
had been unaccountably lost. 1t would
afford us much satisfaction to hear from
our Representative in detail upon this i'm
portant point.-Edgcfcu IdrcrtiScr.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02
Poor House Elections.

TVHlE Commissioners of the Poor for Able
l. Vile District will receive proposals for n
steward Of the Poor House and Ovcrsccr Of
the Farm, and also for n Physician, for the
year 1856. The Steward will have the care
and management Of the paupcrs, and he will
he required to labor on the farm. The Fhysi-
clan will be required to attend TO the health
of the inmates of the Poor House, and to fur
nsh his own medicines. Proposals will he re,
ceivcd by any one Of the Commissioners up to
the 9th Of November next on which day the
Election will be made The applicant for
Stewardship will please state the number of
his family, if he has one and give some idea
of the services they can perform The Stew
ard and family will bc furnished with board
by the Commissioners
GEO RGE r. McCALLA. Chm.
J"nS \. WrER, Sec'y and Treas.
ALBERT JOHNSON,
y. u. kLrGn Conrs.
.JNo. p. kESSEDy,
Oct. So, 1855. 26 Ct
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SUCH is the name and strIe Of Mon,,,,,
~ Periodical, the publication of which W.
purpose, the Lord willing, to commence an tbe
first Monday in January next The main de-.
sign OF this journal is for the discussion of al,
subjects pertaining to Christian fnith and nroc.
ticc Additional to this VIC shall present such
articles of literary character, original and
selected, as will have a tendency to refine the
taste and elevate tho sentiment of the readno
public. Politics also, considered as a science
and ns affecting the principles of Law and Gov.
ernme"t, and more especially the mighty move
designs of God, will claim due and propcr ot.
tention. But Politics degraded to the suuabble,
OF dcmag0gues and factions will he uttorl,,
eschcwed and rcpudiated.
AS respects matters purely religious, we shall.
OF course, advocate the principles of the Ian.
list Community, derived from the Scriptures
and repuhsh from standard and other respcc
table works, articles pertaining to our own
Literature; but our columns will be
Open to all of Every Name.
For the defence and advocacy of their prin
c'rlcs claiming only the right to Judge Of the
sultab'encss OF all articles for insertion. and to
max. such criticism on them as may be deemed
cNpcdicnt.
In this undertaking we have the satisfaction
OF announcing that several gentlemen of cmi
hehe aoility ana attanments have kindly en-
/
The journal will contain FORTY PAGES of
reading matter and such advertisements IA
our friends may favor lis with, not inconsistent
with the character Of the work k,-makinr at
the end OF the year n neat volume Of $50 pa9es.
suitable for binding in book FORM
With regard to the mechanical execution of
the work we deem the announcements. that
this will be under the direction of the Messrs,
prE'soE, sufficient guaranty for it's faithful
and tasteful Pcriornance-and without further
words. encouraged by the expression of good
will and promises of substantial mid from many
, friends, We throw the matter before the people
with an assurance of every effort to render
satisfaction for The support that may be ex.
tended to us: and respectfully ask them to let
| the "IIGIIT' shine.
EN Our terms of subscription arc Two Dol.
, LARS per year, in adroncc, on receipt of the
| first number. Ministers Of the Gospel, of every
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| each, on application.
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to encourage the work, may be found at the
Post Office, and also at the advertiser" Office.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AbbeviYe Citation

WHEREAS, !. B. Hammond and G. B,
- Clikscales hath applied to me for Letters
of Administration, on all and singular the goods
and chattcls, rights and credits of Robert
McNair, late Of the District aforesaid de.
ceased:
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 our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dis
trict, to be holden Mt Abbeville Court House, on
the eighth day of November next.
ministration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this
twenty-third day of October, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty:fve. and in the eightieth year of Ameri.
can Independence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. 4. d.
Oct. &c, '55. 26.2w
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gouthern Rights Dragoons.

AT an election held on the goth ult., for
officers Of the above named newly organized
Company of cavalry, the following were
chosen, viz: Captain, A. NJ. SMITH; First
Lieutenant, J. w. PERRIN; Second Lieu
tenant, WIN. 81. HApDEr; Cornct, J. F..
LIVINGSTON.
Notice is called to the order for parade
to be seen in another column; and we here
by take occasion to wish for the company,
collectively and individually, a successful
and brilliant career.
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STAND BACK, GENTLEMEN, STAND BACK
DON'T CROWD THE ELEMENT!!
j, j. Lyons

ME Abbevillc Clothing man, being desi.
l. rous bis fellow ctizens should appear
we'll at Circuses. Animal Shows, Barbacues,
Agricultural and Medical Conventions, Rail.
road Gatherings, Shooting Matches, Possum
Huntings, Camp Meetings, Churches, and
Saleday Assemblies hos provided himself
with Stock of Clothing which will enable
them to do 80 at very little expense. The
fact is, he has got one of the most accommo.
dating assortments on hand now, that has ever
been exhibited in Abbeville since the world
began. He is determined that poor people (he
is fricnd to them sort-used to be one him
self-knows how they feeD shall look as WE'LL
no more than their common clothes used to-
There ,cas time when rich folks were dstin-
gu'shcd from poor ones by their dress; but,
thank goodness, that time is no more, nor new
er will be again in this part of the State, rs
long as Lyons can raise money enough to buy
o. Stock.
He thinks, too, that the CIGARS he's got on
hand, the smoke of which, if he can get the
puffers would make old Mount Vesuvius when
she is in full blast look mighty small, for at
least two weeks. 49,"
He has been here, now, little over three
years, selling Clothing, and the people have
patronized him so literally, that he has made
enough to keep him in liquor, tobacco, and
cigars, and he intends to return the compli-
ment by keeping large Clothing House exelu.
sively for their accommodation. Il will be the
Peoples Clothing Emporium.
All he asks is clerks salary, for attending to
their Store. All he wants is money enough
to pay his board while he buys LAND WAR
RANTS. His Land Warrant Office is in the
back part Of the Clothing Room. He's got
etrong backing, and will give more for Land
Warrants than any other man in Abbeyille
District, and for this reason :--he wants all
those who have fought bled and died fol, their
country, to be handsomely paid for it-And
all persons who intend selling their w arr arts.
will find it decidedly to their advantage to
give Lyons z clatter before they dispose OF
them. elsewhere. ~. : - Z r -
{ Noyember2, 1853. 25.tfs ss;:E7s
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GREENVILLE ANO COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
GENL SCPTS OFFICE,
G. IL e.. r. II CoNpASy

GENL SUPTS OFFICE
G. Il C.. Il. II. CoMrANY.
1NllE following Resolution was adopted by
Il. the Direction of tho Company Mt their
meeting at Greenvilc on the 22d instant:
Resolved That until the first of January
next any Planter shipping the Railrohd one
or more bales of Cotton, of his own produce.
to Columbia or any station above, he allowed
IL Return Ticket from the market to which it is
consigned, free Of charge.
All persons desiring to claim the benefits of
this provision will take the Receipt for the Cot
ton to the Agent at the station to which the
Cotton is shipped and upon the surrender of
it, will get Return Ticket on the Road.
E. F. RAWORTII, Gen'l Sup't.
October 80, 1856 90 tc
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02
Mr.. Axis Grapes---Georgia vinoyards.-,
Southern Wine.


UNDER this head, the October number
of the Southern Cult;uator has the follow
ing article. 1t will be seen that the editor
gives most flattcring account Of the sue
cess Of DR.. ANDERsoS's vineyard, near
Washington, Georgia, and we are informed
that Mr.. Axr himself pronounces that of
our friend kLUoH, to which we alluded in
our last, as even still more aourishing. If
it be true, as alleged, that the culture Of
grapes and manufacture and use of pure
wine, diminishes drunkenness, then the gen
eral and universal culture Of grapes is a
"consummation devoutly to be wished"
At any rate, be this so or otherwise, there
are considerations which make US altogeth-
er favorable to the planting of vineyards,
not the least Of which is the appearance of
beauty and ornament which they present.
Everything calculated to beautify and a.
dorm our homes should be sedulously culti-
waited, as sure to render us more cheerful,
contented and happy.
The article below will be found interest
ing and instructive, and we submit it as be-
ing far superior to any thing we have now
to say upon the subject -
In our September number of the vear
1853 (page 2sO) we briefly adverted to the
beginning of what we must consider the
Grape growing and Wine making era of
Georgia; and it now affords US peculiar
pleasure to record the progress already made,
and the future promise of the enterprise.
AS we then stated, Mr.. Charles Axt, Ia
native Of the Vine Growing District of the
Rhine) profoundly impressed with the
peculiar fitness of our soil and climate for
the growth of the Grape and Wine making,
eagerly sought TO enlist our people in the
enterprise, AT first lie made very slow
progress. Il was almost new business
it. had never been well tested--o,r people
did not understand it, and Mr.. Axis then
imperfect knowledge Of our language, pre-
clnded anything ike a free communication
Of the Information which be evidently pos
sessed Fortwo or three years, from 1880
TO- 1859 be met with very little ,epcourage.
rnsnt, and q man less sangnine and pressry.
ing, would have given up ID despair. Not
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02

WE beg leave again to call attention to
tho following offer Of the Columbia Caro-
ain'on to furnish tho legislative news. To
any one desiring daily full and reliable ac-
counts from Columbia during the session,
we do most heartily recommend the Caro-
linian:
Having made the necessary arrangements
to furnish full and accurate reports of legisla-
tive and other proceedings, by the engage
ment of the best reporters, we offer our
DA1LY SESSION PAPER on the usual terms
Of ONE DOLLAR for the session, free OF
postage.
Having the advantage of HOES NAM
MOTH Press, which will print both sides of
the paper at the same time, we will he able
to keep it open to the latest hour, and thus
have an advantage never previously enjoyed
ID Columbia. Every effort will be used to
make it satisfactory to our subscribers.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02
The Elections.

THE official returns of the Georgia cleo
tons have at last been published. For
Governor the vote stands: JonSsox,aDcm.
ocrat 54,t7G; AspEEws, kuow Nothing,
43,75o; OVERLY, rrrhilitior, G,2GI.-
JoHHsos's majority over both. 4,l65: over
ASDREws, 1926. For Congress: SEW
ARD, anti-Know Nothing, majority 1893;
CRAWFORD, an,i-Kno~ Nothing, 500
TR1rrE, Know Nothing, 500 WARSEn,
anli-know Nothing, GS; LuMrK1S, anti
Know Nothing, 3,42s; Foster, Know
Nothing. 2l2; STEPHENS, anti Know Moth,
ing. ",72o.
In Pcnusy lvauia returns so f:.r AZ rccciv-
cd Indicate the triumph Of Democracy hy
an overwhelming maiorty--variously cs'i-
mated at from ten to forty thousand. The
Know Nothing majority last year was thirty
seven thousand The Legislature is la, ge'y
Democratic, and will place Democratic
Senator in Congress in the place of pres
ent Whig incumbent.
Baltimore was among the first trophies
of Know Nothing victory, the last years
municipal election having given them 2,7oo
majority. The recent election gives the
Democrats 1896 majority.
Ohio has electeted CHASE, Abolitionist,
Governor The majority not yet ascertained.
In Connecticut the municipal elections in
l13 towns give majority Of IL towns
sion. Tho Hartford Times says, "the same
ll3 towns, if they voto the same way next
spring, will elect majority Of over 80 mem
bers TO the Legislature opposed to fusion and
its injurious doctrines. We can congratu,
late the friends Of sound nation sentiment
and fraternal intercourse between all the
States Of the Union, upon This gratifying
result in old Counc cticut-one Of ''the thir-
teen" who originated the republic, and who
stands stcadtast among the sound States OF
the thirty-onc who will sustain it uiimpaired
a fuller vote (Which we will have next
spring. would have shown a still greater
majority against the tusionists and their hos
tile schemes to the Union