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Eseautiful Spring Goods,

TUsT RECEIVED per Steamship 0ahawba. from
y New York, and opened this morning, choice
selection Of Indies Dress Goods. Flouneed Bar
ege Robes, Chally, Plain and Black Bareges,
Ginghams, Lawns, very fine Black Alpaca, Super
Bonbazine, English and french prints. Brilliantes,
Corded Lawns, Paris sylphdes, a new article for
ladies dresses, Grenadines &C., at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE,
mar25 Lafayette street
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INSUR RANCE,
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
of Baton Rouge.
Incorporated By Act Of Legislature ofLonistdrad,
4ppfooed, March 12h, 1856.
Authorised Capital, s:.: $500, 600, 90.

The Southern Mutual Insurance Compdny
of Baton Rouge, have this day commenced
operations, and are prepared TO take FIRE,
MARINE, and RIVER Risks.
Dire ectors
James N. Brown, Leon Bonnecaze,
John b. Rleinpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, w. F. Tunnard,
Jos. v Durable, Joseph Larguier
G. q. Mediation, VIM s. Pike,
Trust es
w: B. Walker, lessee Hart,
i. d. Conrad, s. g. Lsycock,
Chas A. Slack, James NJ Brunot
sosthene Allan, w. d, Phillips,
Joseph S. Williams, Thompson Bird,
J. L, Nolen. Daniel D. Avery,
John A. Dougherty, Samuel NJ. Hart,
WILLIAM S. PIKE. Pres't.
ALFRED SuEppERs, Sec'y.
Baton Rouge, Jan'y. %, 1856, f.
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NEW ARRI,AL-DRESs GOODS.

AT THE PHILADELPHIA CHEAP STORE.
TUST received by steamer Grenada, an
j other assortment OF the above goods con-
sisting Of Striped Black Challey, plain
plaid & striped black barreges, plain Il fig
ured fancy coPd. Challeys in dress patterns,
plain 4 Aounced Barreges, Organdies Jaco-
nets and Swiss Muslin. Also, beautiful
assol tment of trimmings. ribbons, &c. all of
which are bought at auction an' will be
sold at very low prices. may 6.
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French MantiIlas.

THE ladies' are inviteu to examine our
4 beautiful assortment of French imported
Spring Mantllas, of the latest and most fashion,
able styles purchased Of the importers In N. York,
as the assortment is not very large, the ladies
would do well to call early--at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH SToRE,
mar25-tf. Lafayette Street.
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STRAW nIATTTNGs,

TuST Received from New York auctions, TWENTY
j FIVE PHrcEs WHITE and G0B0HED MATING
which will be sold at VERY LOW PRICES at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAf CASH STORE
Apl 90 Lafayette Street.
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL.

HHHE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL il super
l. or to any heretofore offered for GRINDING
FEED FOR STOCK. twill grind twenty bushels
of stock feed per hour, with the power Of one
mule; or it will grind six bushels of fine meal
per hour, or six bushels ofcorn and cob for stock
feed per hour, with the power of one mule. 81
This MAGIC MILL was patented in Septem
Der, 1855, and is undoubtedly superior to all its
predecessors.
Our prices will be found 10 be much lower than
other mills of inferior quality. For sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, Z, s and Front Ieyee.
New Orleans.
Agent for the Manufacturers.
E1y- The above described Mill can be seen at
the store Of Z. II. PUCKET, Church Street, Baton
Rouge, who is the agent for the sale Of the
same The mill can be furnished at any landing
on the river, between New Orleans and Bayou
Sara, for $l5-freight included. may7-1y
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l)rofrssianal Nutifrs.


Professional Gard.
nR. DUCHEIN, Of the Medical Faculty
~ of Montpelier (Francel having re-
recently established himself in this City,
offers his profe ssional services to the public
Uy-He will at all times be found at Mr..
prJoLs residence, tnear Judge Burk's)
unless professionally engaged, loct25-tf.
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Dental Notice.
Music Teaching.

FTHE subscriber, well knowing
l. to the citizens Of Batonff q Tf
Rouge, from long residence, offers his pro-
aessional services to the public, as a teacher
of the Piano FoRvE, the Violin, and Coz
NKT-A-plsroN, He will also furnish music
for Private Parties, Soiree, &c. Letters
addressed to him through the post office,
will We promptly answered, and orders lett
at tae Comet office, will meet immediate
attention. Iocti4l II. w. JOLLY.
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PIANOS.
Z. DE ROSAS LACERnA

Z. DE ROSAS LACERDA,
EATON ROUGE, La,
INFORMES the Public in general that
1 he is now prepared to repair in the best
manner, the OLDEST and MOST DE-
FECrIVE PIANOS, at VERY MoDERATE
PRICES, and every kind of Musical lnstru-
ments- He will also tune at very reduced
prices. for his customers and the public in
general
0rdeis lett at the Jewelry store of Mr.
Theodore Goldman will be promptly at
tended to.
febisdtf. E. DE RoSAS LACERDA.
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EOR the convenience of the citizens OF
Il Baton Rouge, an office has beer OPEN
ed at JOSHUA BEAL's STORE, opposite the
Harney House, where orders may be left
for immediate transmission to the STEAM
Brick and LUMBER MUS. of the subscri-
ber, and will be filled with quick despatch
as il given at the office on the yard. Those
wishing firm and durable article, are So
licited to test the quality of the STEAM
PRESSED. Oy- Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any quantities, at lowest market
rates. )aug2s-ti) ]. Fl. SCHENCK.
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BATON ROUGE
Dying and Securing Establishment.

Dying and Securing Establishment.
TNHE subscriber having removed to the corner
l. of Third and Florida Sts., is now prepared to
do work entrusted to his care in the neatest and
most workmanlke manner:
Old Clothes are almost mnde New.
He is prepared to dye for the Ladies & Gentlemen
LADIES.
Grape shawls, dyed or color restored, no matter
what color silk Dresses, Shaws, Mantillas, Bar
eyes parasols, cleaned, dyed or repaired; Leg.
horn Bonnets, dyed or washed.
GENTLEMEN.
Cassimeres, Merinos, Alpaca, Cloth Clothes,
either cleaned, color restored or dyed to any
color preferred, with despatch and neatness.
mayT M. HoESLI, Dyer.
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sundries-Just Received.

sWRdries-.Eust Received.
DRIED PRUNEs, fresh and good, l 5 cts,
IL per pound; aH
30 600 Percussion Caps, different kinds,
% dozen Bath Bricks; -
6 do. Olive Oil (prre)
II do. Browns Fsst nee Ginger;
IS Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper ;,
1000 FL Capitolia Segars, fine flavor;
5000 Boxes Clarks' Matches;
200 bottles Citrit of Magnesia;
SO do Dry Lemonade, at
iune6. BoGEL'S Drug Store.
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Carriages. Harness. Whips, &c.

TIME Subscribers assortment of Carra-
l. ges, Harness, whips, &c. is now COM
plete, and he invites an examination oil
his stock before purchasing in New Or
leans, as he guarantees his prices as low as
as any in the South.
Wareroom corner Of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style at the old established stand
corAer of Main and Church Streets.
w. f. TUNNARD.
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WHITE coTToNs AND LINENS.

JUST RECEIVED, per Steamship Cahawba from
j New York auctions, h fihe lot Of shirting cot
tons and Linen Shirt bosoms, for sale very low at
the PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE,
Apl. 93. Lafayette Street.
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These Springs are delightfully."- situated II
miles from Ba on Rouge. on the banks Of the
Amite River, in beautiful grove with good fish
ing, hunting. dc, in fact, with not having had n
case of yellow fever there for the last three years.
with daily communication from Baton Rouge, IT
offers inducements unsurpassed in this or any
other State.
The undersigned fatters himself, that from,
some years experience in one Of the best hotels
in Philadelphia. that be will give satisfaction.
There will be a band Of music during the sea-
son and dancing every night #
N. B'-A line Of Stages will run from Batc
Rouge to the Springs and back daily.
W. BADGER.
Greenwell Springs, April 2Sth, may5
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25,375

The intelligent Physician will at once perceive
that this water possesses the most valuable med
ieal qualities. j. J.. d w. p. RIDDELl.
The following named gentlemen Of the highest
standing in the medical profession, add their tesr
timony to the above, and recommend the waiet
In the highest terms for the cure of Dyspepsia !,
Enieralgia, Neuralgia, Dropsy Chronic Diseases
ofthe Kidneys, Live, Spleen and Bowe's, scrofula
in all its varieties, diseases Of the skin, and most
all the chronic ailments that females are Buhject
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VARIETIES. - - -------
TUsT received from New York Fluting
u Sissors Curling Tongs, Cotton and Silk
embroidery, various colors Meerschaum
PIPES, Palm Leaf Fans, Backgammon
Boards, China Jointed Dolls, Wax Candles
Just received and for sa lie by
,,na GEO. M. HEROMAN
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rrTY GOVERNMENT.

Thirty Fifth Corporate Year
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NoRN.-2eo Bags, prime White--iust received
u and for sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
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Commercial.

AnpEvILLE q. ii, Oct. 80, 1856.
Cotton There is but little of this ar,i.l. oc-
feri"g aud the market is dull. We quote 10
Ge rs extremes.
C"i'MEIA, October 81. 1856
C"f'o"-Thcrc has been no change in the mnr.
kcl since Saturday. Very few bales sold TO .Jav.
We quot" l0A to ils cents.
Bo"om We have no material chance tn ,o.
ticc in the price Of this article; aud MS the mor-
kct Is quiet but steady, therefore continue r.,
quote 10 &c ii for sides shoulders 8 90 o.. nn,I
hi.tIls III Ge IL cents, according to quality.
Cofn-lhc market is well supplied with corn
and prices now Iangc from s74 90 90 ccn,s moi.
busl,cl.
OHS.-Thcre is II better demand for onto md
they now sell freely at 50 Gl 60 cents Der busIc,
Ie"S-Ihcre is a fair demand for peas, and
prices arc looking up. We now quote So 60 GO
cents pir buShcI
F'o"''--"c have no quotabIc change to no.
Tee III the price of flour. There is a fair sun.
Ply OH s''r, n''d as the demand is moderate. the
market, therefore, is quiet but steady. We still,
quote ST. No 81 for common to good brands.
fine family Hour 81! per barrel.
Cm,EItSroN, Octobcr o.; 1870
The sales of this morning reached . ouun I,..,o
at f.um !! TO liz. o'''' '"''S
New OErE,Ns, October %. 1a5G
Cotton has advance, at 1c will, x.J,s c
l2,'nO bales. Mid,ling Tx Go lla: low w:'
ding III ce III cents.
New Y"#E, October o., 1a5G
Cotton is firm, sales OF l,IOn bales. lIuId.r.
demand 49, ;dvnnc". Flour Unchanged. Wheat
hu"yani. Corn unchanged. Rice 3.
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1Monads.-It is said that ha,,onads, the
smallest Of all creatures, swimtby myriads
in a drop Of water; for it, shas, been com
puted that within this small space five hum
dred Iaillions cepld be comprised. The
monad Is heSsr found to attain 4 length
greater than the twelve thousandtli part Of
an Inch, Ina cubic inch of a certain kind
'6f mould, e6nsiissiDg entirely u aninalculn.
sdors shani tssysnns ldil lions of distiact Be.
hags ,ssFss estimated sby EafspbArg, 10
exist. .tssts5ssss a:ss. s.s.s ~. ssfE ..,a
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Treatment Of U2YS VIM 7nk.m Tp-
All hogs when first taken up for I;a,t.nin",
should receive lh,cc or turr doses Of flour
of ulrlnr, anil us many of copImras in
doses OF II tablespoonful, at intervals of
two days apart. These should be given
them iii iicsscs OF bran or meal. Such
doses serve To cool The blood, strengthen
the digestive organs, AMI remove those
WORMS which sometime, attack the kid
nrvS.
Their food for the first two or three weeks
should he pumpkins. apples, roots and
other vegetables, which would he the better
Of being cooked and mixed with bran, or
meal of some kind, the latter being i'll
creased from 'lay 10 day, gradually, SO that
when the hogs com: to have cora or meal
altogether the change may not be injuri-
uEs Y felt by them.
W lictlicr cn,'n or corn msni he fed ont to
The hogs. Il great savin" will he affected by
having either cooked, anl it is imnatrral
whether it he boiled or steamed \ savin.
may be cif.ctcl by cooking Of from Is to
20 per cent.-hy grinding Into meal AMI
cooking, Of 80 .cr cent.
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Horace Grmlry I"l;ctol.-Wc learn
from the Clarksburg (Virginia) Register that
Court, the grand jnry found about seventy
indictments. OF these one WAS against
Horace Greeley for circulating in Harrison
county lis "Tribunc," which was consil-
cred by the grand Jurors us ncen'liary in
its character. Two citizens of the county
were presented for aiding in the circulation
Of that print.
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The Breud Must he Cmt.-The Missouri
Synod of the Lutheran Church have had
before them the inquiry whether the bread
at the communion table must he cut or bro
ken After several days Of prayerful con-
siderntion, and the most solemn debate, it
was decided that it was heterodox to breal:
the bread, and that it mus: hereafter bo cut
by the minister into small pieces.
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LATER FROM NICARAGUA.

New ORLEANS, Ger. 22.-Thc steamer
Tennessee arrived here to-day tiom San Juan
with a continuation OF events in Nicaragua,
by which we learn that Walker, finding the
enemy advancing on Massaya, withdrew
his small force from that point. The enc
my, 1000 strong, occupied the place.
Walker then left Il small force ut Granada
and advanced towards Massaya with ono
THOUSAND men on tho I2tli, and met the
enemy near the city. H., rcpuiscd them.
drove them into the city, which l,c attacked,
and the battle lasted until midnight. At
; daylight the next morning II courier arrived
! from Grana'l, with the intelligence that u
! native and Gua,cmaan force Of 400 men
had Lcsicgad the latter place. Walker
Immediately left Massaya for Granada. and
arrived upon the heights surrounding the
city ut 10 on tho morning of the 18th.
lie found tic city barrica'lcd by tho whole
force OF the enemy. lie charged and drove
them from their posts. capturing their COM
mandcrs, all their field pieces, and driving
them from the city with great slaughter.
The encmv's loss WAS LOO killed ard
wounded, while Walkers loss was only six-
teen killed and thirty wounded. The small
%arrison assisted l,v the citizens of Granada,
uSiShh'i tHC I'piC plitilHNN lDT twenty
| two hours before Walkers arrival.
II WAS believed that Walker would imme-
d'ately renew the attack upon the main
body of the enemy at Massaya. The troops
were all in fine hr;tll, and rxul,cramt spiris.
Mcs>rs. lawlrss. Wheeler, and Ferguson.
American citizens, and in no WAY connected
VIII, N:cara",lan affairs, had been murdered
10y the natives.
! N:cnr"H"".-Nr York, Oct. 2.-rhrrc
Is good rc;s"n to believe That arrangements
arc making by certain wei! known capital.
isis of this city, for the purchase Of the
choicest plantations in Nicaragua, wlirl,
! Gen. Walker ml"crli>cs for sale at public
auction OH and after the lat OF january next
1t is reported that, as nh oi,>rt to con.
! tributlons of men, money AMI warilc stores
! to enable Walker TO maintain his position
! 1t Is agreed that several OF the most pro,uc
tive Of those conii>ca,cl estates will be rc
! served '"r the benefit Of the parties ahuy.
! mentioned.
The Steamship Texas. wlirl, is advertised
TO sail for San Juan on Friday, will exhibit
! Il substantial evidence OF the consu,... ..i,,
Of this L:rrnil,, in the large nu;i,l,.r Of re-
/ cruilS she will have on her IG.,scl,ycr isl
ANA should the ncxt intelligence from Mica,
i;'yua show that Walker is !,ar.! lrrss".
an extra steamer may Ic despatched with
extra rcintorcemrnts.
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80 O.

4 Zig f;sh.-ric Memphis E'slc Of the
ll,h las the following: I" 1t is said that
Capt. Alhert like, Of Arkansas, recently
gained Il suit at law for which he gets the
comio'ah'c fee of 100000. The case
was an Indian clam TO the value of 1920
600, which he has been prosecuting for scv.
erisl years upon I'm agreement that if he
gained the suit he would he entitled to one
baif; If not, nothing. The suit WAS lately
decided by the United States Supreme
Court at Washington in favor of his clients"
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D"M I U''"m Hutchinson, E>2-Wo
are panied 10 learn, SAYS tie Guyhxt0;i
.Stnnl"yi, the death Of Hiram Hutchinson,
Esq, late President Of the Bank uf liam
burg. He died 1T New York vn The oy.-
ming Of the 2"l inst, after a lingering ILL.,
ness, and his funeral services were perform
cd at Calvary Church, in that city, on the
morning Of the 9th. Mr.. Hutchinson
was nativc Of York District, in this State,
and engaging first i'll mercantile pursuits,
and afterwards i'll banking, accumulated a
very large fortune. Few men of thi, State
have Lcen more extensively concerned in its
monetary operations, and he has enjoyed
us extensive acquaintance among its public
and commercial men.
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Di"d Of his IFo"m1x.-An aifrav Occur
red ut the Tunnel, on the 18th Instant, be-.
tween two Iri>hmcn named OSnllvan and
Flanagan. O'Sulivan stabbed Flani.can
several times during the fight. l'Ianigan
has Since died Of his wounds, and O'SuIli-
van las hccn committed to jail lo await his
trial.-Hco,ccc Courier.
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contemporary describing lance in a
vllag" i'll the nei.iorh"oh. said: "ihe
gorgeous string of glass i".a's glistcn"d on
the hcaving l.os"ns of the village bellies,
like PUBLISHED rubics on the delicate surface Of
WARM apple dumpl:ngs."
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Dn'llcllcaI.

MARRIED., at I.aurcns G.. H., on the oIst
INST, hy Key: Thos Eaysor, Mr.. Tios Il. CrEw.
and Miss l.. l.. HAAcE "'
MARRIED. on the 2ad inst, hy Rev G. w.
'r'';h'"n' MI IIrG" NJ. pnINcE and Miss Myy
TIE iiuckAnEt, all OF Abbcvi!le District.
~ Printers i,.. r.ccivc,l
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Tile Next Congress - Imliona. The
gains to the pro slavery democracy in the
late Congressional elections in Pennsylvania.
Ohio and Indiana, as compared with the
last Congress. settles the question as TO the
party which will have tile control of tho
next House of Representatives. Including
their Southern gains, past and to come, the
Democrats will haye it hy handsome
majority. York Herald.
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Na . rT Z G TT

! MEETING "f the .ihhcrie Sclool Asso.
IL rIht'on. will he held at the Marshall Hons.
on fr'""H Er""i"y next, the 3lst inst, at 7
=" CLOCK p. m Ihc members Of the Association
are '"'"'%Iy REQUESTED to bn runctuaI in their
attendance I, ns b" incss OF Importance will be
before the meeting
J. J. WARDLAW, Scc'y.
Abbrvl'le G.. H., pci. 80, lS56 2S.lt
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Religious Liberty IN F,unce.-Louis Ma
poleon has positively and peremptorily or:
dercd the projects Of france to allow to
all the Protestants in their district the free
and uudisturbed exercise of their religion,
desiring that he may hear of no more per-
secutlon Of the Protestants, and that they
may never again lie disturbed in their wor.
ship,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

we extract tho following FROM the
Washington correspondent of the Charles
ton STANDARD:
"!hc Hon. J. Minot, Commissioner of
tensions, since the resignation of Judge
Waldo, will retire from office in short
ume' and Sam. Cole, ESQ, the present eff
Gent Chief Clerk, will succeed him. Judge
M'ncts term OF Office has been rs unsuc-
cesstnl us it has been short. With admin
istrat,ye qualities little suited to the Iabori-
GUS Office, he entered it under disadvantage
0us circumstances for surely no man could
nave ma! hoped to acquire a reputation ly
hii'ng a position vacated by Judge Waldo,
VINO perhaps never had an equaI-certainly
10 sMpcrlor-as the head of Bureau.
"Il'o Secretary Of War is making exten-
siVe arrangements to prosecute the Florida
war with great energy, and during the
coming winter, lie will endeavor to force
them to emigrate Westward, or exter,ninate
them, and this, too, without the use Of the
Cuban bloodhounds, used by General Taylor.
General llarney, WHO conducted the Sioux
campaign ca on tho. Upper Missouri with
snch signal success, takes the co,nmand.in.
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STOVES, STOVES, STGVEs!
81. w. LAWSON

II. w. LAWSON
'Ak i.S tl.iS method to info,m his customers
a nn' the public, that h" has purchased the
larg: St"r" adjoining his Tin Manufaciorv and
Is receiving his new Stock, consisting of
Cooking Stoves
OF the finest quality; also, Shop Stoves, Parlnr
'i", Fiat Iran Heaters, Farmers Boilers, Fnrna-
Co., G"S ana many other articles wLcl, kept in
lin Manuiac,"ry
All he asks call and examination Of his
Stock and prices.
Ahl"viiic G. H., Oct %, 1856. 2S3t
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PLANTATION GOODS

Our Stock Of Plantation Goods is very large, Z
which we sell at Columbia prices, consisting 9, Of
Kerseys, Georgia Plains, White and Grey Binn-
kets; and every body says that has seen Them
that our BkOGAMs. n, Go. & are decidedly the
our Stock OF the above Goods; you will find IL
to your advantage 10 do so, ,if you want to buy.
We invite each and all Of our numerous
friends, and the public generally to call snd ex-
amino our Stock, which we ut all times take
great pleasure in showing. and warrant g rep
resented, ,f,.s,
= AS every article il marked Tho lowest 1T which
it can be sold, mo deviation whatever will be
made from the first price asked.
sIAbbeville O. H. OcG 81, sI856., .,tses'a A8Ifs
eB- independent Press copy. ..4s;s! s:a.ssss
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Ladies, q Cloth Talnas.

TUST received . ono. Ios of the abovye: yiSI and
go aiso d lew moro very pretty Dssss GS0dS
bSyas .s'st.is 4.i's7s.SNlER n &,LY.EilGOE,Ia.
osssssf si.s4, assals .s.sl.. s,.s
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THE -li"t"ma Notton C,n,-Thc Selma
Ecp"rtcr, of "Wednesday evening last, says
1t is now reduced To Il certainty ,hn,
the present cotton crop will I've exces;lin"Iv
short. Notwithstanding the Is:,s,rou,
spring and summer which we had. vet hopes
had been entertained from later Indications
that the crop would be an average one :;
but The eat frost has now completely dis
pcl'rd every hope, AMI accounts from every
quarter have now satisfied every sensible
man that we are To have the shortest crop
which We have had for many years past.
Many of our planters will finish picking
this week, and in the course of IL few weeks
the whole crop OF Alabama will be gath
cred"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-10-30

Iayalids recovering from the effocts of Fever,
Biious Diseases, or long continued illness of any
kind, will find Carriers Spanish Mixture tile only
remedy which viii revive their dropping consti-
tutions, expel all bad humors from tie blood,
excite the liver to prompt and healthy action,
and by it's tonic properties restore the patient to
life and vgor. - "a; y
We can only soy try il. A single bottle is
worth all the so called sarsapariIlas in existence.
II contains no Mercury, ,opium, or any other
noxieus or poisonous nous drug, and can ho given 70
the youngest infant without hesitation. -
Sec the certificate: OF. wonderfnl cures around
tho bottlss.ya iMote than Aysahpndrsd peroas in
the scitysof sRiehuspd ya:,. .csH ,tes,ify sc,is
god sa slSat. ii See sdysT ioraea,, s,, ID iyLQpt.