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Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
WIIATrRAILR0ADS ARE DOING. FOB
THE WEST.

The Official returns Of the new census
OF Illinois have iys, been received. The
entire population is over 100000.
which. .ia a gain Of about SO per cent. ~.
IN the census of 1850. BY comparing
the, ~iaeFeass, through the several decades
and semi,Ascajss. ainse the census has
been taken, i, will b ssen tina, the gain
has been much larger during the las. i've
years than iE any former periQ,i.
E'rom laln q, inc-s>e 40 Ql2
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

hereby, given, that the 6ndsspigned have
his day been appointed by the County Judge,
OK Wapelio Co. Iowa. administrator and AZ
ministratrix Of the estate sof, Ahriham DAD
Decd. late OF WspeliAs0 oantrsItSa. Ali
sons owing said estate either by note 81 &C
count are noti6ed to maze Immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against ssid es-
taie VIII present the same, properly asth<ntiea-
tsG, according to law, within the time thereby,
lection.
ELEcTA DAVIS, Adnini,tratrix.
February l4th 1854
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

SANDS IN Hs New BLOCK, - We
find our friend David Sands. atlas, e.
l.blished in his New and beautiful Store
Room. IN his splsndid New brick block.
corner Of Frogs ard Market Street,
Our old friend looss in his New House
az freah aad bright as dollar. Mr.. s.
deserves great credit for his Enterprise.
and he 10 entitled 10 the good wishes Of
the public. He has ours most smpbasi-
ally. Call and zee how well As il now
6xed 70 do business.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

There wilku6e a mass meeting, Of all those
opposed toAhe present Administration. held at
the Cosrt-House in 0ttuinwa on Saturday the
Ist Of March next, at I O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose OF nominating { candidate for School
Fund Commissioner of Wspello County.
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lADvERT1sExENr. ]

THE Bill s. OF, MAxaIAeE-Marry. when
you like. There is nothing now, to prevent it
They must love you il you love theY, and wish
10 inspire them with a tender passion fpr your
self. Professor, RoNDouI's book tells the
whole story. He gives you the secret. Plen-
ty. OF, marriages will be the result. Nobody
will remain in single blessedness, when he or
she can wed whom be or she may wish. II is
a rare secret. The book il called the s.Bliss
Marriage" See the advertiseMs Mt in am
other column.-Dvtchman.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
judicial Convention.

In view Of the coming Election for Judge in
the 3rd. Judicial District, iofthg Fact that the
Democrats have made their nomination and in
order that there may be harmony Of action Oh
the part OF the opposition, il is suggested that
a Convention be held at Ottumwa on Monday
the 18th day Of March next. ta- nominate a
Candidate for Judge. a.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

WEBsIER, MARCH & Co., Wholesale
Clothiers, IS Main Street 81. Louis. are
manufacturing a. large stock. Of Cloth.
ing, including Shirts aud. Furnishing
good, fr the spring trade. which they
will be happy to exhibi. to buyers from
this region. visiting that market. Wa
diIect,alteniion 10 their, advertisement.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

Thers appears 10 be . great deal Of
diligently with the .ailroads east. and the
mails from that quarter have been very
irregular for . week OF tso pact
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

y We comply with the request al
many citizens ofahis County and Judi.
dial District. to publish the above calls
for County, and District Meetings. 10
nominate candidates. for the April Elec
ton. hoping that sll,iuterested will take
due notice and. BE- on. banda. sha place
and timer indicated.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
BILLIN q 8,
PATENT FIRE 1 WATER PR0Or
X O g Elm G..

I Is claimed that this Roofing l. superior to
! any other now in usss for the following
LIST. II Is cheaper than any other hat will
answer the SAM purpose,
End. 1t 10 not injured, BY the atmosphere. nor
when covered Tor any length Of tim Win water.
1t VIII neither scale or crack In ~ coolest
weather, nor dow d fquify Ia he hottest
srd. tits NOT materially Affected when used
As promenade, and ID ton gseat extssta non.
4th: II win not color or eommunieate any
prsludicial qhaiitys wtatever 10 ma water
falling upon II.
oth,s hSis more durable than Tin. a Shingles,
orilan any other Comcrete Roofing 1owi IN uss,
oefng composed Of the most enduFS6k nniterials
known to the mechanical werlaS4t - most
PREPAYMENT OF which 10 Gum GhjlsS
9th: IT Is the only materi&Fthafe brought
into general use, that viii ssSthSf 80 ! seod
FIRE Proof Reef or what h.equs aesifabls
In our towns and cities, aeood l1ey - II
We have purchased ne sbe76sl rikht
Tor Wapsllo, Davis and Appl6o6 Countsies,.
want . good, durstle and ! fOr We
ciil ssll tAs4rigAt Ger Dpsis1 peeose
For sarsasr issos..Hs
JOEL 6.{ Wis.
FEB. III, 49, = lows.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

THE WEATHER, up to Tuesday nigh,
was mild, 90 much 50 that the snow be.
gan 10 mel. pretty fast, thus setting the
small streams 10 running. and rendering
navigation .hrough our Streets, on &C
count ofthe upd,, somewhat peIilous.
Yesterday morning. howeve:, everything
was s.if. sgain,
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

CHARLES, Blow q Co., dealers in
Drugs, Meaicines de-, St. Louis. pre-
sent in another column their usual an.
uouncemens for the spring trade; they
pledge themselves 10 sell ~ low a. sny
House in the Country. for Cash. OF
prompt time paper.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

NoAlEArkp.-H. 3. Heaasraho.l
Esq. on Toesdsy last. received the No
minstioa Of the Dsmocsasic Pautv for
Jadss Of This. lshs sd) Judicial District,
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

The LEcoE1 Houss, (la,s "Clay Ho.
tel" Fairfield, vas the best Hotel We
foud between home and Iowa City in
elusive. We found there the best fare
and the lowest charges. Fairfield 10
fortunate in the possession Of such . Ho.
tel. We dirsc. attention 10 Mr.. Legge,'s
Card, hoping 10 find him u home when
ever VI pass that way hereafter.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
lat Jadicial Dis,

u Was then resolved that a com mi,tee
on credentials be appointed.
That committee consisted of
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

A J Stevens, Of Polk.
JPtGxantham" Henry
w e Miller, johnson
John Casady Powsshick
: NJ Ballard Audubon
were appointed a State Central. Com.
mitiee.
Hiram Price Of, Davenport
M Mobley ~ Dubuque
S D1Chs2en:er- -" Linn
s Laheer Is. Burlington
John "A. Ptfsin. .. Muscatine
were appoin,etA central COMMITTEE for
The Second Congressinrsl District.
WIN Leslie. of Lee
III Needhsm -. Maha.ka
Sam'lNkcF arAnd~ Henry
LAadeD. Muller, Epitawnuamis
J w Shsrman a. Dallaa-
were appointed a central COMMITTEE for
the FRS. Congressional District.
The Committee on nominations. re.
ported the following State and National
Ticket.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
REUBEN NOBLE, Clayton.
II. 0. Common, Musca,ine.
DANIEL F. MILLER. Lee. >
W. M. STONE, Mariol.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

ALTERNATE DELEo ATEs..
Samuel Russell Washington County.
Jacob Butler, M~usca,iae.
Tho's Drummond. ,Cerro Gordo"
]. w. jenkins, Jackson
H, Sherman, Polk
w. p Brazzeltop, Henry
Daniel Anderson. Monroe
A. NJ. Casiday, Mahaska
For Secretary of State.
ELIJAH S~ELLS-Muscaias.
For Auditor of State,
JOHN PATTEE-R<eme-
For Treasurer Of Stale,
NJ. Ia. MORRIS. Of Polk.
For ATTY. General.
SAMUEL A,RICE. Mahaske
Mr. Price. declined being a .candidais
fes elsetoE and Ii. Q.Connor Of musca,ine
wac substituted in his place.
The report Of the Committee Was re
ceived and each candidate voted for sep
era,ely by the convention. when the re-
port az amended was adopted.
Ii was then Resolved thai the Jhanks Of
the nase,ing be rendered to tbs President.
AMI other officers Of tie convention for
the abla and digni6ed manner. in which
they performed their several duties.
After gsvingsniss. Hearty chssrs for the
success of the Republican cause the Con-
ven,;on adjourned since die,
PHILIP VEulE. President.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
] S Davies
VIM Sayers'

il was yo,ed that the committee on Gre
dentials, report the number o.: votes each
County will be entitled 10 in the Conven.
ton,
The committee on permsasn. ,organi.
cation reported the followingsas perma-
nent officers. and the report was adopted.
PRESIDENT, Hon. PHILIP WE9IlE.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28

TIKI RKRaEMR ggWRTRR-
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ave also on band : Splendid IQ OF,
CHI RS.

Such as common Winter, French, Polka, com.
mon Rockers, Cane seat Rockers, Chiidrsns,
SC. &C.,
l still carry on the, hu6SDess at the two story
frame building on MIN .Stftst, opposite thse
Mil. square, where IAN prepared to'make
in a neat and workmanlike ma .fer.
Having been en- gagged in the business MANY
years, l fatter myself, that the style and quality
who buy. s
Collins made OIL the shortest notice.
~ Lumber takenvin exchange for Cusni.
ture.
01-Tothose indebted to me I would respect.
fully state; that, As times are hard, I would be
much obliged il they would efork over"
JOSEPH EtLERNAN.
Feb ID. no. 4
Demoine courier., 1856-02-28
Legget House,
(LATE. "CLAY HoTEL,'O
TO A.
r. II. LECGET, 1880 Proprietor.
AERN2
PU R Mt u r E
WARE ROOM.

HAvING Fitted up, any enlarged the 80
- pacitSi OF my furnituse w..fIo0p, (two
respectfully inform the citizens, Of Wapeilo.
and adjoining counties, That I aInnow ready to
furnish as cheap as they can Be bought west Of
the Mississippi, all articles u. fprnilure, such
as Bureaus OF different stylep,s -Eommou, cot
tage, and French Bedssads.. nrsakfast and
dining Tubes, Starass Cribs, LSs~ses, MAJ,
lhave also on han! 8 .plendidl4kof,.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-02-22
sP'E clA:L MEDICAL NOTICE.
Cure of Dyspepsia.

TIME undersigned is being consulted nv. let.
AZ ter from all pnrts of the Union, by those
who are suffering from DYspEpsrA and its
ye6nseqnent general wea kness muscular kreIax.
sat6nssand nervous debility. Having for, the
last few years. in his practice of medicine, turn,
ed his attention entirely to the treatment Of
this ,lsense he is enabled from his large expe.
rience to institute IL peculiarity Of treatment
that will enable the patientto: see, feel, and
kno,o after day or two's treatment. that his
recovery has already commenced. Has. hem
dry tongue thirst, loss Of, appetite, econsiiba.
tion of bowels, nausea and vomiting IA StIIe
skin dry, harsh with unnatural heatfAis he
troubled with sleeplesshess, starting, in his
sleep. solemnehcy. impaired volition-with
palpitation or "fiuttering'' fsthaSfeart and
easily out Of breath by quicksasd fexertionsi
All these, nfter one. two or tRresadnY's: treat
n,ent will commence to disappear.
TERMs OF TREArMENr.-S6f00s:sfo first con.
stiltatiot: b1edicine forwarded by mail. with
fpll and explicit written directions of The co,irse
sofstreatment, &C.. to be pursued Z Each subse.
consultation and medicine forwarded,
81 90. y, .s,Moncyaremittediin all insiances should
be "registcreds at the post office: SAllEletters
to be addressed to the undersigned.
.S,r1ii y :'FWILLIAsi w BLISS: III. D., - :;
/ J - 20 Beektilaii Street, Few York y
F Nor.s2, 1856; E+ ~. ,Bl.i.;. Z : Y z
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-02-22
The Wills House.

HSHEt Proprietor returns his lieafsys and: sin:
II cere thaiks to the many friends who
have favored him with their patronage since
the addition of his new aud Thoroughly ffur:
nislied house to the !. first-cIass Hotels OF
Charleston. . He takes pleasure in announcing
that the Mills House, although new and 10
good ORDER, has been re.toucIlsd: during the
summer, and go re-itt ed. .as TO keep up with
the demands OF taste, G6fHf6rt md. elegance
The arrangements oftfs* House, in all respects.
aie continued, with scrlInlons and unspa ring
regard to the wants of tSayeler or sojourrse, Z
er, and the travelling i.6tfsc arc assured of ell
House, the usual and established prices of
such hotels. The constapt persoGal attentions
and cares OF the proprietor are .alestowed ON
the house, and he il aided III allsds spaflrnente
hS. the well:tried and approved assistants that
have made. themselves favorabIy known to for
mer patrons. =. sf
-, ~. i .,TIIOs. s.yNICKERsoN.
ACharlestons Sept 81. 1855. .,22as;.', If !
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u ESPECTFULLY offers his ser r.
IL vices to all those who trade -
at ,Newberry. as their General. Commission
Agent. for the disposal of their Cotton and
other produce. Will give his personal: atter,.
ton to Receiving. Selling, Storing or Shipping
Of Cotton and all kinds Of produce entrusted
to his care. = - F.'t. - -
Having made arrangements with different
Houses he is now prepared to make. liberal ad.
vanees on Cation shipped TO Charleston
Will also pay the highest market cash prices
on delivery. for allthe Wheat Flour, Corr and
other produce that can be brought to th is mar.
ket for sale g =. -,
An experience Of several years husiness at
this place. in all its various forms Induces him
to believe that he can promote the interest Of
planters. and hopes hy prompt attention to
merit a liberal sllarskof patronage Charges
for ceiling or shipping Cotton 26 cents per bale,
aii other transactions in accordance with .cus:
tom. The best Of references given; ~, :. s
Cnt'l the frat ,ofsJapnary next; be may he
found :a'"ut the Store Room FORMERLY occupied
by Messrs w. G. & j. F.. Glen.,,. ~; !, .!sz5 80
Nov: z. 1856. 81 y: III -
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l. q m d for Sale.
nESIROUS of moving t0 the West, offer
~ for Sale my Plantation, in Abbevile
District, containing "a '.....-

District containing "a 'sz'....-
%A" -A@Hk IE-@So
One Hundred and Fifty cleared, One Hundred
OF which is fresh and in "a high state of
cultivation; the balance in Woodsolies we'll,
and is heavily tinbered.
This Tract of Land lies Immediately on the
Post Road. one mile from Mira Sarah Wide
mans. aud adjoins lands of Messrs. Anthony
Harmon. William Williamson, Joseph and
George Patterson. and others, aud for Health
is not surpassed by any place in the District,
The Production Of the Land is equal to any in
the neighborhood as the present crop will slow.
1t is well Watered, an excellent spring in one
hundred yards of the house, with running
water through most Of the fields.
There ID comfortable Dwelling House with
all necessary Ont Buildings on tile premises.
The above named Tract Of Land offers many
Inducements to. a man wishing to settle l,er,,ia-
nently. In addition to its being good neigh.
borhood the contemplated Valley Road will
run in about two hundred yards of the most
heavily t,mbered part of the T:act where tim
Der will no doubt bein great demand deem
It unnecessary to give more detailed account.
but invite persons wishing tn buy to give me
call ARTHUR MURPHY.
September 1856. le.tf
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GREENylLLE ESAND COLUMBIA RAILROAD J D
- = GEN'L SUITS, OFFICE.
- = eE l. ID q,

s.--3.s = sGEN'L SUITS OFFICE 8.
s@s.i.. &C, d C. R. RsCohrAsy.
,HE following Resolution was adopted by
Il the Direction Of tile Company iit their
meeting at GrecnvilIe, OH the 22d instant:
.;Resoived That until the; FIRST Of JSn,,nry
next any Planter shipping on the i.aifoiid one
or more balts Of Co. ton, Of, his. own rfod,rce,
to ColnmbiH Or any station ahove, he allowed
a Return Ticket from the market to which it is
consigned, free Of cl,nrge. 3sA.sS pgls > =.
ALI persons desiring TO claim the benefits OF
this provision willitake The Receipt for the Cot.
ton.fo the, Agent at,fh. station to whcl, the
Cotton II. shipped, and upon the surrender OF
it, will get q Return Ticket on the Road.
II. F. RAWORTIl, Gen'i Sup't
October %, 1866. % tc
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VERH& lMROlkISANT. 81
M STRAHSS = = g g .sss IS iso1,a.hn,,,
sD EsPECTFUILY infosms tiist he has omen.
III ed his s ssssssfs1s ~
FALL AND WINTER STOCK, - s :.
Selected bv bi,s.,f and I,or,,,;;t rnda. ,.oot
o5wantayes in tha S,u ,e nEa, u"s VEL, graz
elsewhere, viz: :, =
Brown and Bleached Shirt;up.. Bedtick.
- ticking. -. = -
Diaper Towels Linen. -"
fiaonei; :" ooien Lindsey, Bed Blanket*
For the Ladies.
=, Prints, Ginghnnls Delaines. Alpacca. Me.
g rinosE.TI,;h.fi TCashmaro. StTKS' "a
s. < <9VELYETS: CLOAKS; and TAI,MASI
IL 49, - y = -; A,ao -:
slS Z SE,,l,r,,id ..;E, 60" esa,ss
assarsn,hmt - n:ah, tCHiiarge
Mitis . Gasntia Y. 'as,,I';
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ali ssi hiio
esnec;5iIS. IaSii sl sss!.s
s. arf;cls ~ ,.siSRg9 III n;,.'as ~ nhe
LADIES aGEGAKS and TALsiAsses :iiss At 4
yerysl0wPfice;a Also sifAMIS &s.sis ~
For cents :ssid sys.sg2 Ss,ylssssg9sss
= RROaf,cTaTH 80 ~ ssss:a $500 &C
SEMTRES IS,.,: oe,N'' ;nu SAo'
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'Prore all thing, hold fat that, ,.raieh !. good
- Terms, s2 90 per annum in Advance,
". F. DURIsOE: & SON, PUBLISHERS,
EDaEFIELD G. H, 8. C, -

GTGT is the name and ssyle ofsa MONTHLY
~ Periodical, the publication. of which We
purpose, the Lord willing, to commence on the
sign of this Journal is f6r the. discussion Of ell
subjects pertaining to Christian faith and prac.
tice. Additional to this, we shall present such
articles of a literary character, original sand
seleeted. as will haven tendency to refine the
taste and elevate tho sentiment Of the reading
public. Politics also, considered as q science.
and as affecting the. principles Of Law.and Gov
ernment, and more especially the mighty move
ments of the &nRtiohs, as they work out the
designs ofaGod will claim due and proper at
tention. But Politics degraded to the squabbles
of demagogues and factions, will be utterly
eschewed and repudiated
As respects matters purely religious. we shall.
of course, advocate the principles of the Bap-
'tist Community, derived from the Scriptures,
and republish fromsstandard. and other respec-
table works articles pertaining to our own
Literature: bntonr columns gilr be
Open To all Of Every Name,
For the defence and ad yocacy of theirprin
-ciplcs, claiming only the Tight to Judge OF the
sutableness of all articles for; r;insertion, and to
make such criticism on them, as may bedeemed
expedient
In this undertaking we have the satisfaction
OF announcing that several gentlemen of cmi.
nent ability and attainments have kindly en-.
gagged to render us occasional assistance
The Journal will contain FORTY PAGES of
i reading matter, and such .adyertinements as
b our friends may fsyor us with, not inconsistent
> aeteri iofs sshe Eat
the1end ofthe year a; neat Volume Of 4so PAGE.
suitabledor binding in book form = =
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the work We deem tho announcement that
this will be Under the direction. of he SMessrs.
DuRisoE, sufficient guaranty. .for:i8 faithful
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words. encouraged BY the expression of good
will and promises; of substantiai aid from msny
friends we throw the matter beforeithe people
witt, AZ. assurance $of every. effort to render
-satisfaetion for The supp:rt that may be ex.
tended to. ns and respectfully ask them, to,fGt
-ithstLIGH HIT, shine. . -
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!Aas per year, in ADVANCE on receipt of the
airst number. Ministers Of the Gospel, of every
-ienonination, who may be unable to comply
with the terms viii be supplied,with one copy
each, Son .applieation.s..s1 : .:...y -
.;eB lst for the signatures of all who wish
to;eDconrnge. thesswork, may be fouod aa the
Post, Office, and also at The aAdyertiser' Office.
az All letters Or communica ations addressed
70 the Undersighed viii receive. pnompt attenI
'aon. - - L. WHAtlAEY. =
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NEW MARKET aND GREENWOOD.
Messrs. PERRYMAN & WALLER

I"OULD Inform tire. public that they have
w associated Na SAMUEL PERRYMAN
with then for the. .purpate Of carrying on the
Mercantile Business
ON NJ more sxte,lsiye scale the style Of the firm
at both New Market and q reenwood.
We would also say .to our friends that we
have taken much pains ID, selecting our Good,
Tor the Spring trade. ilerefnre We would re-
spectfuiiy solicit an examination at least, as we
fiatter ourselves that fprexceIlence and variety
OF styles. We cangot DE surpassed (if equulied)
by any stock ever. before offered in this mar.
kei: PERRYMAN,- WALLER d co.
March 9,rls65 - So so . sm
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EDw ARD wHsTF1ELD,
AbbeviIlc<C Court IIouse.

RETuRNs thanks for past favors GA
IL and respectfully solicits @
continuance of the. same. ~
He keeps constantly ON hand, OF his own man.
nfaeture. a Large Assortment Of SADDLES
HARNESS. BRIDES, MARTINGALES, &c,
Also. WHIPS, STlRRUP IRONS and BITS.
Being a practiGalsworkman, he is prepared to
make to order AHk kinds Of Saddles, Harness and
Military Equipments. at short notice. and at as
low prices rs any other establishment. So
tH Particular attention paid to all kinds of
Repairing. 30 I? -: - -
June 8, 1854. Sc. tt,
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NEW TAILOR sHoP

AT ABBEVILLE C. II.
Undersigned respectfully informs the
cit'zens "f Abteville village and Dis.
tric' that he has opened shop for the purpose
of carrying on the
Tailoring Business
on hs own account He will receive orders
frum town and country thankfully. and will
spare no pains in endeavoring to please his
customers, both in the quality of his work and
prices. BY strict attention. to business, and a.
f,ll ty@ to do good work, lie hopes to secure
share of patronage.
: cB Shop on Washington street, three doors
below the "Mnrs|,+n House"
lNov. 9; 1865 7m] FREDERICK IVES.
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- :! AyEesskBss !3a y
FALI. ]IsR ADE .
POPULAR PRICES.
Ward, Rnrellard s. Co, !;
AUGUSTA, GA. 3

- " 3 $AAA4h SAssSAlAC~ ~ w. 81
AUGUSTA, GA s5
"A RE Now opening their FALL and WINS
sEA TER supplies Of 80
Choice Family Dry Goods, !
selected with great care from recent ,importa.
tions aud comprising an assortment Which, for
.ss Richness, Variety and Extent,
is not usually found in this market. AS tley
now have the reputation Of selling FIRST
CLASS qOODS,SuPon much Lo,cer Scale of
Prices than they have been usually bought
here, they beg to assure their friends in
z z Abbeville District 2,sy. ;,
that they intend to keep up this standard Of
CHOICE GOODS. and TO keep down prices to
ifProrp, sRsYng Customers and mono others,
: aGTeat Inducements ssE Is
to visit our Esta blishment.
Our Stock consists. in part of tho following
DIR SSaGOODS, !
RICH VELVET BROCADED SILKS:
NOISE ANTIQUE SILK In Black and
New and Beautiful Shades OF PLAIN and
KEPPED SILKS, very heavy and rich 80 {. n rs
PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, in great Va;
M BLACK. ITALIAN and rArrErA SILKS; !;
SILK ROBES, SATIN TURK;;sSC cash.
MERES; sDELAINES;si ;siAMELINE CEOTHS; I,
PLAID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH
MERINOS. all shades I.-l : J. 8 ~ ~
Plain DrLAINEs;. Persian, CLOTHS; En-
glisli.s French and. American CALICOES and
GINGHAMS; s;..sII.' 6 ~ !: :,
CALICO ROBES, de-; BIaek 30 oMBAzINEs;
CANTON GRAPES CANTON CLOTHS : Z: ), :.
Black CHALLIES and -ALPAGCAS !; EH
BRO!DERIEs and LACE GOODS of every
EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety.
Mems and Boys Wear,
CLOTHS; !; CASSIMERES; vESTINGS;
IL >TWEEDS de-, dc. @
FOR FAMILY USE, 81: .
Bath, Whitney and Rose BLANKETS; Lin.
en- and Cotton SHEETINGS; PILLOW CASE
Linens and Cott0hs; s,ssss;S - - "57> e =
Red, White,.Grey: Green, Blue. 'Welsh, Sax.
ony and Domestic. .FLANNELs; y - *
shakeraFIANEELS;F Plain and Figured
SacqueN NFLS;H TABLE DAMASK:
DOYLIES :zssNAPKINS; WINE, CLOTHS:
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS:
Curtain MATERIALS !; FRUIT; CLOTHS; =.
Colored aud White DfMITIES; Huckabuck
and Bird Eye DIAPERS; dc. - - :.
PLANTATION GOODS,
Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and Kentucky
PLAINS {; Cotton OSNABURGS; Georgia
STRIPES; DC. . .
tB Orders filed with the most careful at.
tention, and all Goods warranted. B..
WARD, BURCnARD & co.
sept Il 20 If