The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-05

Cotton Seed Perfect NuisanceI
CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY |
H. " " NJ 80
TNHE indefatigable District and Village
i Clothing Man, by close observation and
hard study, has learned several new features in
the nrt Of improving and adorning the Mascu-
line portion Of the human family. Hes been
clean to New York, took lessons under scien-
tihc men, and has made himself 80 familiar
with all the beauties, duties, liabilities advan-
tnges and responsibilities of the human wealth
erboarding department that just as soon rs
he lays his eyes on man, he knows what he
lacks-whether it is food or raiment He is
just the same to mankind that spring is to veg.
citation. Country merchants would do we'll to
come IN and take few lessons-charges mod
crate for single schOlar-classes taken at re.
duced rates.
If it is food and raiment, he takes him in,
covers, wenther-boards and floors him. and
then sends him over to his friend, II. s. Kerr,
or down to Lomax & Cobbs, where in few
minutes, alter the patient has realised the re-
viving, healthful influence of the external ap-
piication: they will commence the inside work
ceiling, lnHhing, plasterlng aud securing, and
then start him home. And it is no wonder, af
ter taking some of Lomax Il Cobbs or H. S.
Kepr's in'ard filling (Which is substantial, 10
called the surface polish, that mems wives
don't know them when they 60 home; the
@tle boys and girls run and hide thinking
some city folks have come to their pas houses
young ladies commence fixing up to entertain
their new beaux, and young men brush their
heads, look dignifed and start to receive the
nice looking stranger.
"A few men OF rather ordinary appearance
who have thrown themselves entirely into LY.
ons' hands, know the advantages to be derived
from n suit Of his Clothes; it has married them
into rich families given them n standing far be-
rfnfi n, r
pitching them as high up asphifty phour phorty
in the scale of uppertendom respcctability
There are now in the city of Abbevilfe, 8
Churches, 2 Academies, l Singing School, a
great many Dry Goods Stores, Printing Offices,
tablishmcn Thespian Corps, Masonic and
Odd Fellows Lodge, Dancing Glass, Hippro-
drome, Carriage and Buggy Manufactures
Hotels, several Boarding Houses l Drug
Store, Gin Factory. and Steam Saw Mill, :
Harness, and several Boot and Shoe Shops, Tin
Manufactory, Tailors' Establishments Cabi-
net, Carpenters and Blacksmiths' Shops, 3
Refreshment Saloons and Livery Stables, and
it will not do for gentleman TO make a bad
appearance at any of these places; it Injuries
their business. LYONS keeps Clothing suitable
for all the above named places, avocations and
occupations, and dbecause he has big trade and
large Stock, he don't intend to ask prices
that are unreasonable.
LYONS stock of Leghorn and Straw Hats, is
complete. Hekeeps fine Pocket Knives, Razors,
Oil and Fluid Lamps, Fiddles, Fiddle Strings
and Fiddle Rosin, manufactured expressly for
this trade, Flutes, Patent Door Fasteners, In
terest Tables, the most convenient thing Of the
Kind now IN use-every body ought to have
one-Bankers' Cases. Bill Books, Pocket and
Memorandum Books, Envelopes Letter Paper,
the largest stock ever brought to this market
New orkers complain of scarcity since we
purchased-Steel Pens, so many that there is
an anticipated advance on STEEL Port Monnaies
enough to hide all the money in the District,
Combs, Hair Brushes, Nail and Tooth Brushes,
enough to open q whole sale brush and comb
house, and if Cedar Pencils rise, LYONS has got
'em sure-a whole case of Backing, Needles
any quantity, and low by retail, Tricopherous,
kathairion, Cologne, Hair Oil. Handkerchief
Extracts =, and sweet smelling stuff, Needle and
ihimble Cases, Lanterns, Buggy Whips Wallis
es two or three Horses, and So MANY other
things that it would take us q whole day to
look them up and name them over, all of which
are ready for inspection and sale, at the Cor
ner Store in the Marshall House.
Abbeville c. H, April l6, 1856. Soft