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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
rRoM WASHINGTON.
XAInnnToN. SEMI. 9

" ARLINGTON, sept. y.
The tfesty which our Government has been
requested BY the Dominican Government 10
return. was, il is said made by Mr.. Elliott with
Bobadillo. } mulatto, y DO was forced into the
Sensdo Consuito by foreign influence, 10 or
der, il Is re~ptesenteds 10 defeat the ireaiy
with General Gazence, made o year ago.
Mr. EiIiotes treaty has been in the p5sses.
sion OF Government, but was. not submitted 10
The Senate for ratification. unofficial represent
iations having prejudiced that body against i.
Adyices received by The Administration gives
glowing assurances Of General Walkers uIti-
mate success. Il is understood here thet the
effect Of Perfe Soule's visit to Nicaragua ISL
connection with negotiations for o loan OF ST.
000, 900 with thai Government.
There is nothing officially known here as 70
whether British Consul Livingston has been
shot st Leon recently. as reported. but Il Is
supposed that he Is s;ilrsiiye.
Secfefafy Dobbin len me city This morning
for North Carolina. He will be absent one
month. Charles w. WEIGH. Chief Clerk Of
The Department has been commissioned Acting
Secretary during The absence Of Mt. Dublin
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
ORDER OF COUNT.

On he Of 9Th day Of September, 1855,
7 one O'clock, p. N, on the premises. three
hmiles South -west Of Eaton. Preble County,
Ohio, will be sold TO the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate as the propertyOf John Pugh,
deceased, 10 wit. Situate lying and being in the
county Of Preble and State Of Ohio, and describ-
cd as follows. 10 wit: BEING q part OF the south.
east quarter Of section eighteen (lS} in township
seven, az Strange tsj East .&cs, and commencing
at a cross tl ON q boulder, one pole east Of the
the north west corner Of said quarter, thence
north eighty-sK and one-fourth degrees, East
thirty.tye ahd ninety -four -one. hundreth poles to
. cross % on q boulder, witness v on a boulder;
North eighty-nine degrees. West forty- and
ono half links, thence South forty-two degrees.
West along The Brookyilse road twenty-five poles
to q v on q boulder, witness a w on q boulder;
North ffty-two and one half degrees, West tliir-
ty-eight and one-half links. Thence South sixty
one degrees, West on said road; twenty poles 10
n v on q boulder, witness a W on q boulder:-
South .ftty-four and pne-fourth degrees, East
seventy. two and one-fourth links. Thence North
four and one-foufth degrees, West twenty-six
poles, TO the place Of beginning, c~ontaing three
aud forty -one. hlndreth acres of land, be
the same more or less, subject TO and encountered
withthe dover estate Of Deborah Pugh OF $50 0C
per year, during her natural life. Appraised
subject TO and encumbered with said dover es
tate at the sum Of
TERMS OF half OF the purchase
money cash In hand, and the residue In one yea,
from the day Of sale, deferred payment TO bcal
interest at six per cent. from day Of sale, aud Il
be secured BY mortgage on the premises.
X. G. ID. McKENNY.
Admir-. Of John pugfi, decd.
J.. II. Zoos, Attorney.
Sspt 4. l866-4w
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
August Is, 195s--6w

FEVER AND AGUE-CERTAlN CURE,--
No more use for Tonic mixtnfes, Quiine,
FowleI's Solution, Arsenic Mercury, or any
-ofthe yillianous or nauseous Compounds, which
only relieves one disease TO ilnpIani one more
deadly, and which sends its unbappily victims
finally, with a wrecked aud broken consiitu-
|tion, 10 an early grave. Try Garter's Spanish
Mixtute, which contains none Of these dan.
getohs drugs, but cures by acting specifically
on the Liver purifying The blood and strength
enihg the system, thus enabling nature 10 fe,
cuperate its exhausted energies by opening the
pores Of the skin, ard expelllng from The body
all Impurities and old medicides, which clog
and Ietari its free operation, More than one
Thousand persons have been cured by Carter's
Spanish Mixture, after everything else had sig
nslly failed. As o sample Of its remarkable
effects, Messrs. Davis & Hicks, OF Auiauga-
vile, Ala, writes us that II cured a gentleman
Of Chronic Fever and Ague, which alI the ef-
forts Of physicians and their remedies, could
not subdue. He only took three bottles
They say it sells very rapidly, md maintains
its high reputation all through The country.
And for sale by Fred'k Ecksteine Cincinnati,
Minshall &C.,, Eaton, Dean & Surface, Upsher,
J. Coblintz. Lewisburg, John Gale. West Alex
andria, Michael 4 Co, Winchester, J. II. Bohn,
Camden, /. s. Showaltef, New Paris,
Brookins & Son, Eatons O.
August 2S-lm.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
Tha Miaaonri Election.

0hiciai rstufus from one hundred and one
couuiies IN Missouri fool up ss follows on The
Governors goles
polk. 44,32S
Ewing, 38,1s7
Benton. 26. 744
The remaining SIX counties will increase
Poik's majotiiy 10 quite six thousand.
On Lieutenant Governor The vote Is close,
but Jackson. Democrat, is upposedto be elee.
ted BY about one bundled majority. The fea-
son Of this closeness consists in the fact that
Simms, ihe Democratic NOMINEE for Lieuten-
ant Governor. declined Flew days before the
election, and bis place wassupplled By Jackson.
The news OF The change did not Ieoch all The
distant counties, some Of which voted for
Eimms.- Cincinnei Enquirer.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
CAN EPILEPSY BE CURED 2

We think The following letter from o re-
spectacle citizen Of Mississippi will answer
the Question, and remove all doubts from
every unbiased mind:
GaENxDA, Miss, June :, 1855.
d.. Seth s. Hance, Baltimore, Md.--Dear
Sir lake grestpleasure in relating 0 case Of
spasms or fits, cured by your Invaluable z ills.
Ny iIaiiel, W. Ligon, has long been aflic-
led with this awful disease.s He was frst at
tackled while quiie young. He would have
oue or two spssns OF one attack at ffsts bit
as be grew older, they seemed 10 ~incfease
likewise. up to The time he commenced IA.
king youl Pills, he bad them very often and
quite severe, pfost,aiing him body and mind.
His mind bad suffered seriously; bull now, ! am
happy 10 say. he Is cured ofihose FITS. He
has enjoyed fine healtn Iof the las! i've months
post. His mind has also returned 10 its origi-
nal spfighiliness. All his | take a gieaf
pleasure in commu nicating, rs il may DO the
means os directing Others 10 the remedy that
will cure them. Yours respectfully, DC.
w. p. LiooN.
No pefson who is suffering from Fits, OF
Spasms, SHOULD neglect Sending to DR.. Hance,
aget this, for a supply Of his measurable
medicine. His pfices are as follows: one box
So; two IS; Twelve S24--seht by mail free,
on the receipt ola remittance. Address SEfn
s. HsscE, 1903 Baltimore stieeb Baltimore Nd.
August 2SAlh
Fon the benefit cftte invalid portion Q -four
community, we extract the following from the
Almanac OF DR.. G. NJ. jackson, proprietor OF
Hoofdnd's Gemon Bitiers, hoping itmny in
iuce a trial OF them:
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
How Stands the Record.

/ In 1870 M. Buchsnau addressed q demo-
lcfrtic convention in Penrsylvanis us follows;
nThe wing party hsd 10 Mr.. Clay . candi-
dale 81 whom they might Justly be proud-a
man Of bold and fearless heart, q man Of bold
and commanding eloQneace, and a man OF dis
iinebished ability. Although opposed 10 his
political principles. yet ! have ever fell for him
The highest regard.
And YET. IN the face OIL fine shove declsra-
tion, Nj Buchanan has been p~Fonounced .'the
si1nfetcf Of iehfyclay.s
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
America ! state Council.

LANCASTER. Prss., Tuesday. September Q.
J The Edie American State Council Of Penn
~sylyania mel here to-day.
Forty. one Councils were repfesenlen by one
hundred aud twelve delegates.
III. Clyde. OF Hanisbarg, was elected Pres.
ideni, and General Win. h, Irwin, Vice Pres,
ident. Minor officers were likewise elected.
No other business was transacted, and,
pending a resolution Endorsing Fillmore and
Donelson, the Council adjourned sine die.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04

- -
Colo1sl Rrsnonts Antecsdsnts-His Erauiu-
lent Money Transactions.
II "a remarkable. considering Inc short time
..,.h ra,..., p,..ont a.. 49, :. ~. n.h.
hs-
lc service, F'ett hos, q pgiIan'eceeenis pc
contfistd 70 manufacture, His record is pos
;.ieaiv a,eaafaI for his f<ie61s ana sunnortets.
.L-A.tms..,. n,ak ...s...
shu = e*' pH
A lev OF his expiois may'o % uusstaseo'
$4,000 roa MARnosA.-inl8l7ah he borrowed
5000 AZ Angeles, On California, Of an old
Mexican INGREDIENT. named Antonio Jose Get.
He sefeed 10 paythrrc per cent per month for
ttbe 1ze ofit. He acted 10 this as 'Govefnor'
of California, ana so designated himself In The
nansh.
With this money be purchased The Mafipcsa
tfsct. which be holds 70 this Jay ss his private
properly. Il was not I'll 1852 that the Uai-
led States paid his bouoyed money. and iilep
not because il was a legal claim, but because
Don Jose lieut. the money ~ good iaiih, and
ought not % snuss lom rlemonrs Ifsnu. Inc
sn.n : son .s;sh Z M, e,ss, snp ~, o.
80 ~ mn.ss Ws,;ross ,,sct soss ~ ~ ~
S,SS,. --Hp
T..- NJ. c s,scr, 80. =, ~,
Va. $500. IL ssvdsaI - !, sass
49, "a, ~. 800 ~ az mn -, SIN ga ~
49, n. .;.a. bsct ~ IN N. 800 II mo-,
az" us ~ s5e.s NS, nae q is.a. svar
y svSs.s ~ s.n.i;c,. M, ~, .as ~
.os..."a ra,ca"i psem,r, MAJ ,bs,, nss,a,sa
S~ s-ss. ,,:,h ans AhsI g. ~
is,s.. y, * ns;l ~ M n.s,ursye Nv sbsrs
,nf fbe iHc,esss. And Colonel n Mason
s.ss X 80 ~ ,he rsale ras a,s, .,sd q.
~ .h,;a $3.50. ,rse ifn;,ed ss.,s~ \,
t.ss css,Is ee a7,. iaclad;ny in,e,es,~ro,
hscsn.e say SOLDIER. sailor 81 marine eve, las
ia .as hnsf III, bscsnse sgsinl !, w.s ro,
MIN, shst ~ ;upoceni Mexiean shonld sniIer
~, R,smo,,,s fraud
4 Is K69 a ~ -Tb;s horow;ne norav N
,,hs M-ricass IN he c,-8;i n lie Iini,sl
sS,e,es 49, I issn,;,e man afh;s far n.L;ns !
80 Ms,sk q ,Sa7 gEs bc,,owaJ a;n.s R,n
lEnls;o c.fis % ana Il ,wo ~, rens ~,
n.as,n Trh;s mnrev u,.s me-, ns.,J e., ans
r,,b,;s Z. ,.oss mi n,oIsbiy Ven, ~ ;;ns,s II
~ $500 sr n M sn,srn,,s,rs ya.ng msnM
,nn,ansi s,so,oai
- a..r.
Ftkk NATIONS AADt sNosI'-A pe' = iein'hs
made his celebrated "trip over the mountains in
184J, the jonsnnt Of the Journey was kept by
Richard A Krafn, one Of bis mem. The fol.
lowing is QUE OF Tie items:
"Upon Colonel Ffemonf's arrival al Taos,
, Major BeaIl, eummandgr OF that post, ordered
lie C0fmmisshfy 10 issue 10. the ColnneI thirty
jays' full faiious for the :wenty, Eve men IN
The mountsins and expecfedin. These nations
were never turncd over 10 The men, and w.rs
psobnbly taker 10 California by Fienmni! The
men were obliged to buy theifown Provisions
from The peaple Of The county, who came 10
their relief
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04

CRssfs,-The most efficient ftmedy fot
cramps III The stomach Cholsra Motbns. Of
any other stnmech defaReemehis, is the FREE
Use Of Dr. ]. HosTerTER,s stomach Bipefs.S-
'fiie coming season genemhy brings us netiod
icaI diseas6s, MI oiwhirh esnbe atoijedbya
timely use Of These Biiiefs. Therefore, every,
iamily should BE supplied wilhtbem ~ time.
a. . family meelclue They have no eqllaE-
TleIt medical virtues have been tesied ny 0nl
most eminent pbysieians, and adopted IN fheif
praciige wheneyettt lootc - lsqnNsd. 4fbl
spie BY Druggists eene.aliY4
Auka st 2878lnG.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04

The Stockholders Of he Palestine, Braifets.
Vile, New Paris aud Kew Nestgille Turnpike
Road Company are hereby notified that there
viii be a h~1eeiinE Of aid Sfoekh1ldefa at Brat.
i~stsville. Darke county, Otto. on Satnrdsy. the
An day q October 1854. at which meeting a Re.
tailed stnetnedi viii be snbnulfcd, showing the
assets aud i1dsbttaness or sid Company Aud
ihe Saskatchewan fhen and there be required
70 deteitAine upon q hasisipr assessingthe stock
holdersto meet the tndebtedress0f said Com.
peny. and 10 TX the time or times, and mode fol
the payment ofihe auledut q ssessed. against each
individual or eorporatioa, 50 required by the Act
Of April 6.1S5s.
BY order Of the Beerd Of Directors.
3. n. WALKER, Pres.
C.. c. WAtKBa, Sect'yS
h0o.,sa % rQ,A
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
WILMINGTON fowNsHIP CLUB.

The Washington Township Democntic
Club, pursuant 10 adjournment, met at Shears
School Honse. The President being absent,
John Kisling was called 10 The Chair. A com
municstion irons committee Of gentlemen in
t'ayton was read and laid upon the table nm
iilLthe next meeting Of the Climb. Capt. ]. B,
Stephens then proceeded 10 address the meet
ing, after which, on motion, the thanks ofthe
members OF the Club were rendered Captain
Stephens Tor his able speech. No further bus
iness appearing, on motion, the Club aJiodtn'
ed To meet at Kisling's School House, on mex
Saturday evening. nj early camille iighi.
JOHN KlSLING. Pres. pro lem.
LA. HtInnRE. Gect,Y.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
August 2s-im.
Milton sayisr, Plaintiff,

Milton Sayirr, Plaintiff, lPreble Com. Pts.
against Pet N FOR Parttn Il
Catherine Sayler, ct al deft's assign'to Of Dover
Catiiarine Sayler, widow Of John Sayler, decd.
Orange Sayler; Nelson Sayler and John Sayler,
'of, the county Of Butler, and State Of Ohio, will
take notice that a Petition Vas fled againstthem
of Common Pleas, within and for the county Of
lPreBIe, by Milton Sayler, and is now pending
wherein said Milton Sayler demands partition Of
The following real estate, to Wit Lot number
one hundred and twenty {12l) in the Town Of Eu-
phemeia prebIe county. Ohio, and the east hall
OF lots Nos. one hundred and three (I03) and one
hundred and four ll04fin William Ailoways adj
dition 10 the town Of Lewisburg, Preble county,
Ohio, and that at the next term of said Court
the said Milton Sayler will apply for ai order Of
Partition Of said premises.
W. S.&J: a. GILMORE.
Ats for Petitioner.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
Vermont Election.

M~oNrrELRR, VI. Tuesday September
The Stale election was held to-day. The
returns, as far as received, Indicate The polling
OF a large vote, and q large increase over the
Republican majority OF last year.
Fletcher, Republican, for Governor, is con-
sidered elecled by twenty thousand majority.
The Republican members Of Congress and
nearly the entire Republican Legislature are
elected.s
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04

W While Mr.. Isaac Smith. a we'll known
gentleman Of this county, was addressing a
Democtotic meeting in ~Rushsyivanin on We'd
nesday evening last, a negro threw % Stone,
which barely missed striking him. u would
have shattered his skull wiibou, q doubt, had
!. struck hun as The negro intended il should.
This kind Of trouble is only commencing,
logan County Gazetts.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
c. 9. WAtEBR, Sect
August %, 1856.
Samuel welhoit; Petition for partition
vs. Yof Military Land war

Samuel Welhoit; Petition for partition
t vs. of Military Land war
Smith We)hoit, etal: lmnt No. 69sS2.
The said defendants, Smith Welhoii, Nancy Ne
rClammef and - McClahimer her husband, Eli
Batten. Hetty Batten. Aiaft Batten, Geo. Brown,
Mildred Brbwn. Barella A. welhoit, Merida a..
Welhoit and Elijah Welhoii. are hereby notified
that on the 9Th august, 1856, the above named
plaintiff filed In the clerks Office II the court Of
common Pleas Of Preble CO.,. Ohio, his petition
them the said defcndahis. Wherein said
plaintiff demands the partition and sale Of Mill.
Htary Land Warrent. No 1882; issued BY The Unf-
ted States Of America, dated Marcel, ii, A. '56,
and calling for 100 acres OF land. aud which said
Jane Welhoit. late Of Preble county,
Ohio. deceased. died seized. and the defendants
are further notified that at the next Term of said
court. said plaintiff will apply for an order that
said Warrant may be partioned aud sold aecor-
dinghy. J.. II. ZOOS.
Atty for pet'r.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04

II We are happy 10 announce that Yer.
mont has gone Republican by her usual ma
joriiy. We haze no doubt the tWooilies'
will shoui Justify over this stupendons VIC
tory ri Wonder IL anybody had any donbts
OF her loyalty 10 the s'nigget worsnippefs ~
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
Sasannah MhiteseIi, \ Prebie Common Pleas.
vs. Petition for Divorce.

" 3AvA PctitlOn tor divorce.
Adam Whjtescil.
The said defendqht. Adam Whitescll, is hereby
notified fhaton tbe flth day OF August, A. d.
1866. fhe above named plaintiff exhibited her
against hin the said defendant. in the
Clerks Office of the court Of common Pleas of
Preble county, Ohio, wherein the plaintiff sets
forth her marriage with Che said defendant, aud
sal d plaintiff for moro than three years last past,
and praTs Tor a divorce on the ground Of said
wilfni absence. And the said delcnlan Mt fur
fier notified that mil petition will stand for
nearing at Che Ncvs termipf said court, a. ~.
u HaF0uS,
Attest Atty for pet'F.
T. b. 0gDES, OK.
Anpust Il Is. l356.--Gw
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04

% west Main street, n Eaton. The honSe Is
brick, two story high, large and commodioNs-
TYo1olt t3tf feet ffoptaadi IL rods backto an
alley This property willseeold cheap Cor cash
and payUieufp 81 excIanee,h ~ land IN 1lliuo'a 81
iowa, For fnrther mfticu'arS enquire of fhc
s1bscribef lying OH the premises
1AeQs FALL
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04

% The st. Louis Repubtean, . p powerful
Old Line Wing paper. says, "The contest Is
between Nj. Buchanan, The nominee Of lie
National Democracy. and Fremont. The stand
ard bearer Of The Black Republicans. TO
this complexion il has already come. and we
warn not only The Know Nothings, but our Old
Line Wing friends. ofihe danger they are in
when they persist in using Mr.. Fillmore at The
risk Of sacrificing The interests and The safety o.
the whole Union.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04

The venembly Bisbop Meade. on Virginia,
|h.s .aa,s.s.S 49,. *. ps.,..,
Il.
Chntpomnn' IN which ne u'kepptPges any sc1
tive participation 10 politics on The patel
ministers OF the Gcspel. The Richmond Dis
..,.n.s;,.. ~. ~ - K. ,s,is, !. foih.wss
He says be never gays bat one vote at "a
e election, and that at an early period. He
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04
FOR SALE

ALARM Of 64 acres OF land. all enclosed, As
Of Il cieared and under cultivation, the Balance
we'll tlptiered; With 4 good Ffahie Horse and
Barn. Sipde House and Dairy; choice Fruit
freess a good well Of water. and plentyo OF stock
waterthe rear round Situated IA a heaItbyand
Bieasani naiehborhcod. one and q half miles
west Of Eaton. Aifps
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04

are now in receipt oftMr Spring 4 Summer stock 81 Dry Goods which in quantity, quality
and styles cannot bel beat ntet town Of Eaton whhchth intend TO sell cheaper than eycf, call
everybody &c you want to- ayey6 your nmya aud get bargains Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods They would say oh&if GGmhnh iendsthat they have empH9eda German Clerk who
happy wait on them. March 81. 1885,.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-04

We think The following letter from o re-
spectacle citizen Of Mississippi will answer
tho question, and remove all doubts from
every unbiased mind;
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-04-24
The South Carolina Agriculturist.

1Hc SOutn CaTOllna ASrlCulturlSt.
I1NlIE Executive Committee of the State Agri-
L cultural Society of South Carolina, having
| selected tho subscriber To edit their paper, Il
prospectus is now issued in compliance with their
instructions. This journal will be devoted tu
Agriculture, Horticulture, Natural Sc,rncc, Ru-
raj Taste, Architecture and Art, tho Mechanical
and Manufacturing interest, and all the pursuits
pertaining TO general Improvement. 1t will also
contain {: faithful transcript of the organization
and proceedings of the Society, Essays and
Communications from the hest writer's in the
State. and monthly summary of the spirit of
the Agricultural press. All subjects devoted TO
the Improvement of the mind, the SOIL stock, and
domestic comfort, find ready admission into its
columns, and such contributors are specially
desired. The work will be printed in beautiful
new and fair type, OH fine white paper, with n
tinted cover, and will contain thirty. two pages
per month. The publication will eomnrncc on
the lst of May, 1856. There will also be pub
lished an additional advertising sheet as n sup
plemcnt, in which q limited number of udvcr-
tisements will he inserted
TERMS-SSl per anmnm. No paper sent I'LL j..
less the money is paid in advance. LIFE Mem
bers to the State Agricultural Society will re-
ccive the paper without cost.
Address A. &. SUMNER,
Editor "Sonih Carolina Agrculturis,,"
March 10, 1855. 4S Columbia, S. c.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-04-24
Sore Legs, Sore BREASTS, Wounds
;sph<a Ulcers.
foifCS ;e..u c?i.tlslns.

These and other similar distressing nmIlain,s.
can he riicc,ua!ly cured if the Ointment br well
rubbed III over the parts affected, and by other.
wise following tl.c printed drictions around
each pot.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-04-24
Blacksllithing.

53ctC1A'o1t11I1II1lS.
'tNlE undersigned lavin. removed from his
n old stand, has opened Il shop in rear Of
Alr. Jones Law Office, upon The Street leading
from the Court House 10 the Depot, where he
will be pleased To meet his oil fric.,l, and Gus
TONERS. lie pri,i"s himself particularly in his
skill at HORSE SIIOEING, though ali kinds of
work ~" 5c ;!o;c will: mc#:.a.s ::::.! durability.
WILLIAM KNOX.
Jam 22, 1856 40 tim
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-04-24
HELLO! EERE!! EELLO!!!
B.ri Us Tell S-Ora.

LoAH az &c coBB,
HH AVE got the all-iirr,lrxt. biggest, cirancst.
Il "a sweetest and incest. t,al:c care they'll tum,
hlo down on y"u) 10; OF Sugars, ColEecs, Teas,
Preserves, Mosnsscs, kicrs Al,londscs, Raj
senses, Fishes, Spices. Nu!nirrScS, Maccarunic$
and everything else that people eat, drink, and
make lis" OF, that ever was open for cxhib
iiion and sale III this or any other inland town.
Their Stick IL entirely ntw, anl fresh, having
best houses i'll the city; and they intend to do
business upon little more extensive scale than
Lyons: he keeps every lhiu9 that Gentlemen
'oeuT, but they are going 10 keep every thing
that L"dtrs and GenttcMrn eat: while LYONS
provides for the outer man. they will provide for
the inner maitland it would be well here to re
mark, that theirs is not exclusively u whole
sale establishment. Theie will always he same
one present to wait on those who may want small
quantities. Their object is to accommodate all
who may fe'l disposed to prtronizc them barter
and trade for any and everything. that will do to
eat, drink, wear. They've salt enough now ON
hand to salt down tic Cincinnati Convention
Soda aud Salaratus enough to raise it again, and
get up slavery excitement, Cigars cnolal,
tgct out OF the way, Nesuvius, they're right after
you) to smoke il after it is raised md Lard
enough to slide Kansas clean into Souii, Carroll
m. where we can make Il slavco!dinr State ont
oi her, and by that time they'll have Groceries
enough to feed all those who have been G,ti,,,ed
by the slide.
They invite all who are in the habit now.a.
days of eating, and are not afraid of buy;n,, any
thing 'Dny SO hiyh up ndorc Coluwb;u und
Hum6Hry" TO drop in for Il few mon,cn,s .nj
take look at their stock thew are v'n "niw = S",, ew
steps from the Court House, and ocmpv The
well fitted and much enlarged room formerly or.
enpied by Mr.. H. 5. KERR
April Q, 1856. 81 ii