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We prop.e to send THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE kx the
balance Of Csmpslsu with the paper
aud endn bopl With the record Of the election OF is
candidates November H. And r. nsure IBIS sh.
BE- something thar fysheet. propose ssu.
TWICE. wyrK and Of the full size Of Daily Weekly Ard
semi Weekly Editions We shsl thus be- able give al
best speeeb, Of the day Addess- elaborate Documents and
full detail all Elections and Political Movements throughout
this evepUl There will be many cheap Weekly
for the Campaign with which prefer compete
interfere; while publish the loves. endursbe pne
which hal Encyclopedia Of the Canvass be
ssrced by speaker oommeemep. and workers for
Right text book and monitor We ask those believe
such p.oer ~ do good TO AID IN extending M crosss.
TERMS FOR THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE
TO BIZ ISSUED TWICE A wEyk,
Commencing With the paper Of the Sd Of October and
sbou, the llth Of Eovember-ssy twelve numbers;
10 Copies, 70 one address. 1V
% Copies, 10 one address. w
100 Copies, 10 address ~ wv
Orders in all b. accompanied mosey-
Ehich be RENTED at sk Notes o al specie psyins
Bsuks the United States received par but when Drss
New York Boston Philadelphia BE- procured they vii
b. preferred Money should oe certified by the Post
matter.
Those Of our friend. who may desire crcuisos
OF THE SEMI WEEKLY CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE VII be
kind enough 10 send tbeJ orders at Early day possible
CODY VII bs sent 10 each who xe up cluo
Adzren GREELEY HcELhATh;
THIN 0nhc1
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Micro STEAliSG.-71c PcicrSb1rg ELlrt5i OF
Monday last informs Us that the day previous muc1
excitement created M Petersburg which disturbed
the usual quiet of thar city by the appearance c IN
aeitaied.oUkirg person, who IN search o. one o.
ms neighbo's from Mockonnurg, who ecpcd OF with
souc five 81 he negroes. After hours search tlc
abduc ~ was found and conveyed 20 hr' 5Gl. Ing
adjoining the Coul;-hCusc.
Tic E1py,>s withhold The Particular, autil the
Cour.c OF Justice 10. ~ w.
Tie Som S.dc I.~0ra', sCGt.ir; @ g. cam,
affair SAWS:
A North Cio,iriar ccd l. Wa-c.'a. was srr- ed g.
Norfot OF Tuesday. 90 -'.- sold ?" NJ W.. H. n Eve
nero. belouriag 70 Joseph Robertson PsslaorsN
Coopiy t'' on rrs',ini ;h" ji door b" er,s. Wa
c,rsl ~. ,.ocs i- the p;sr p. swamp i.0av3ys'
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FANCY GOODS AND TOYs.-We have Just r.

FANCY GOODS AND TOYs.--We have just re-
oeved shipment ofPAFIgR MAcHy GooDs comprising
large ASSOC tmen of Work BOxes Desks FOos, Jewel Boxes
InkstaIds Watch BOXe &c Persons purchasing articles Tor
presents will find this material TO stand any climate. Also,
asor.ent of Backgammon Bozrde Bracelets Brushes &c.
Our and the public will do Wi: TO visit us Often
shall be- constantly receiving gpOds The selection
having been personally the manufactures Of Europe
such every The prices be compared with
any otLOr house. u. w TuTrLE,
Importer Of Fancy Goods and Toys, No 80 Broadway.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGroS, Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1856
The President has fixed the two new Land-Othoa
for Minnesota IA follows: for the NorthWeat District
=, Oiibwa and for the North-E District at b.
chanan.
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Yycfios ConpIsED.-Wc selling SEWING MAcHiHvs
family sewing quilting and other ght work, which com
pete stitches each Of the driving wheel Also, m
making five four three stitches at each
revolution 1t be clearly demonstrated that no other kind
Machine bcor the public, In comparison with
these can be used without positiv" loss.
l. NJ. SINGER d Co. No. 1923 Broadway.
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Ncbrnsk1:
i Bake. MS[''n Ai H MS
Seoe,a,y Of State. John W Dawson, psnle, Mcclure
S,a % Il h. E w% @3
H. Ci.Sgn. Joeph Mcdonald
S.S, CIR SsrGy tti John Be VIM B. Bash
For Member, Of Con2re,':
I..James G. Veach, James lSockhar.
IL John NJ. Wilson, William H. English.
III. John A Hendricks, james Hughes.
~ William Cumback james b. Foley.
v David Kilgore Edmund johnson.
VI. John Coburn, j. NJ. Gregg.
VII John T. Usher. John G.. Davis.
Viii. jones Wilson. ~ W. ' Oo9hees.
IX. Schuyler ColfaI, VIM. II. Stuart.
X Samuel BientOn, Robert Lowry.
Xl John L. Petit, VIM. Carver.
Members OF the present House.
PFNNsYIyANiA-A Union State ticket, in oppO-
sitien to the Nebraska policy Of Pierce Co., was
nominated last March, and appears to be heartily
supported by the great mass of both the Fremont
and Fillmore men. Desperate attempts have been
made by the BUCCANEERS to detach the Fillmore
men from its support, and pamphlets with that OBJ
ect are flooded over the State, asserting that every
man on the ticket is for Fremont, that its election
will be Fremont triumph, &c. We do not per-
ceiye that these publications have had much effect.
On the other hand there are doubtless many
Adopted Citizens who will heartily support Ere
mont, vet who will not come ont 10 vote for the
Union State Ticket The vote will be some 80, 600
70 Al. 900 higher in November than at the State
Election. The rival State Tickets are as follows:
inft Netra,ta. Baehdnaz:
Corol Crmm'scr. The. +. Cochran. George Scott,
1y9ifoJ Darwin f. Phelps. Jacob Fry, j.
S,,rc,o....... Baiihol. LapcItc. John Rove.
THE romir aticns for Congress rc yet complete
| so we deter our list of them.
Our latest adyces from this State are generally
quite cheering. Here i specimen:
| Colr,.roudercc r h n Y Tnbuue
HuLIlDAYsrVKG, Penn, Sept. -, 1876.
The Allcghun, Mountains an N ola2c! livery
hin ard ytil,y echo The wetchwO.ds Oi Freedom and
Fremont The nlGcrr and Bu 'hanGu ucn ar coming
o, er TO tie suhd-:d OF Liberty by hunte's cad och
AN Nv .suche FOR Freedom shal send iOltn from
Ter, will as,oph our most sangrire friends Messrs.
Calvin lex NJ. c.. Blair McMuui.e. nlyder AID De-.
| p,efs.l-nuc able men-are our champions They
w encacod in hoiiuc series of district meet
| iuss tia, ale ie.ng with wonderful ta,ct.
We do 10. assume 10 predic' the result in the
Kc,stcne State MessTs BuRLINGAME, c. NJ.
| cray WILSON ana others, beside her own abe sons,
arc " csnysssiug Vi. effect fc- Freedom and Ere
mont. On tie other hand, E1-Govs Cobb and
| .J,lL.ou of Georgia, EX.Ser4tot William Allen Of
| Ohio. Fx.Seuator Merrick Of Msry and Gen. +. X.
Y WueLt of Nc,,-Jersey. Isaac Il. Wright u
| Mas ,scb4s.tts The Hon. C., .rgc Read RIDDLE ii
pelswsre. the Hon. fIcra,ic seymour, John Van
Brrer and charles 4. Fields oi his state, TX
| Senator Toucey OF Connecticut Charles l.. Wood
Lu,y ard Ex.GoS. Wells of New Hampshire, the
Hon. Wi liam Preston Of Kentucky 'he Hon. Moses
Mcdonald, the Hon. John Appleton Of Maine,
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

EOSIOh, UTsUAyl OITV. JUJ I|57'
The following the footings Of our Bank slatefnem
for the past week: ......
CsIa Stock.... S3i $50 00o Due % other bfip ~
and ID sooLns bty< 80 Deposit l1oooto
Sr.cie .... $50. 40 CirculstiJn......... 10JJlos
Iur from other So OBJ
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GREAT FIRE AT ATLANTA. GA.

BhLTIMORE, Tuesday, sept oU Io"V.
The engine depot OF the various railroads at Ataant
in Georgia, was destroyed By fire on Friday last
IOss 400 900.
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The Annual Elections in PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO
and INDIANA take place on Tuesday, Oct Ia, when
Delegations to the next Congress are 10 De CHOSEN
from each of these important States. indiana alone
elects Goyernor this year, but some state ofiicers
or Legislature both, are TO be chosen IN each' so
that a large vote will BE- drawn out and prett! de-
cded indication given Cf the popular feeling win re-
gard to the Presidency. In Pennsylvanlsand INDIANA
but one anti-Nebraska State Ticket is presented,
while in Ohio the supporters of Fillmore nave
separate State Ticket with candidates for Congress
in every District where they can show the skeleton
of party. Among their candidates for congress
are two of the present Observation-Disclosures Scott
Harrison and MOore-whO were chosen IN
"a as Republicans, but who steadily refused to
vote for Mr. Banks as Speaker, ayowed themselves
distncti,ey Americans" and are now dong
their best to elect Buchanan by drawing of anti
Nebraska votes on Fillmore. Neither of them can
be reelected, but they may possibly distract the
anti Buchanan vote sufficiently to let in the cand'
dates for Congress in open alliance with Border
Ruffansm. We do not believe, however, that the
utmost efforts of Flmoreism in Ohio can prevent
the election Of the Fremont State Ticket, and
decided majority of the Republican Members of
Congress. We cannot hope to carry ALL as we
did in 1854; but then what we do carry will be
all sound and reliable as seine of those chosen at
that time were not There is no Legislature to be
chosen in Ohio this year. The rival candidates for
State Offices are as follows:
republican. buchanan
Judges Ozias Bowen, Rufus +. Ranney
SDDytml Cont Josiah Scott. Car'n w. Sehre.
Affoyn, n CcrcrGl. C. u. Wolcott, Samuel ". Hart
ScbooI 0n,lg r....Anson Smith, H. II. Barney
pnbJ,c No, E,...J John Waddlc Nayns GrswOld
There is also n full Fillmore State Ticket
Fcr McmJcrs Of Congress:
/ AIpLti.so TAT Geo H. Peudrton. Jane, I. TOrrcnca
2 John A. GuIcy. VIM : GToesbcck, j. Scott Harrison.
8 Il. D. Can pbeil c. L. yallsndiu shaln.
4. M. IL. Nichols, DR.. Dorsey Dr.. Bemsn.
s. .Riehara Motl, Aii5ed P EdieTton. r.,..,.
g. .BsiL Stanton X. +. Runklc John N. Glover.
10 r. C. Holman, Joseph Jiier. Oscar Moore.
l. .ssml G,llowsy,ss: S; Coz. JR. s;anbeHy.
- John SbeIinan, H. c. Brumbsck.
il. Philemon Bliss
IS. Vim. L. Sspr Jo.epa Bo"e.
H. &C. j. hlbnght William Lawrence, John Dave. port.
10. Benz. +. Letter, Samuel Lahnl.
49, Edward " ade.
~. j. r. Gidding. Mathew Bird.al.
q. J. A. Binehsm, I ; Woods
Members Of the present House
Though no Legislature is to be elected this year,
Sberifs, Prosecuting Attorneys, Commissioners,
&c. are to be chosen in most of the Counties.
INDIANA There seem to be but two parties in
the State Election in Indiana. and the rival tickets
are as follows:
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Wigs - HAR-DYE - WIGs.-- BATCHELOK's
WIGS and ToUPELs have mFo' peculiar TO their house,
They celebrated all the world for their graceful say,
sase durability Citing TO charm The largest and best
stock the world. Twelve private for applying his
famous Dyy Sold At BATcHELOR's. No. - Broadway
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-S,v,u thousand re,uen assembled At jamestown.
Chautsuquo County, Friday week on Ve,y bucI "'.-
lice 20 hear GoycriGr Roedef Men OF the East PaSA
on the column The West y all right!
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BEWARE OF COuNTaRFEITERS.- T. LOVETS
wAHPLsE IAN Indian Vegetable rIeP.aton viii restore Gray
Hair color Badness The genuine WAN
iHsE can purchased only his Office No 7e BrOadwsy
He Las o agents
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WRITING LUIp.

The public are invited 10 Try our
lMPsovED LIMPIp FLUID.
I, 4; On all resnccts equal the best knsh and in some
Important qualities is superior 70 all For sale by the S'a
ttonegs ihNppHV> ~ US = w
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NUTTING'S AOIiCON.-Ibls instrument has re-
ceiyd the highest the aud the prOes
sion for its rich mellow powerful tone rapid and delicate
touch capacity gradually swelling the notes from the
most delicate sound the heaviest orissmo IT Is AD-
nRABLE ORGAN snd ia equally adapted
u Piano Music. GRovESTEEs a TRUsLOw,
Piano Forte WaIerOOms, No 505 Broadway,
Sole Manufacturer for the United states.
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UEKRiNG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF
IMroRTEp FRENcH Gas FIXTURES and CLOCKS,

svperor articles ouy CaIce and Moderator Lamps Statues
Tor inches newell Paris BTonzc- Candeabas Baok
eta Csndesticks with flexible tubing for Gas EsPeeed OIL
fuI sale BIZ II. DARDOvRILLE, No. 40 broadway.
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CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,

KyLr, FERGUSON No 29 Broadway aud No 81 Resde st.,
have full and choice stock of DRoCAIkLLtS, SATIN DE
LAihps, WoRsTtD DANAsKs, LACE and muslin CURTAINS,
which OhcTeda al the lowest priCos
WINDOW SHADEs.-OuT stock Of WINDOW SHADES ia the
largest New York misunderstanding facilities
ensb, US TO offer goods less tan other houses We III
y,te he Mt q close buyers.
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PIANOS AND MELODEOSS.-Iht HORACE WA
rERs modern improved PIANOS and hELODgoss are to be
found oy No Broadway Pianos 10 rent and rent allowed
Tor sale monthly payments second ~
AMOS from $50 TO Gl4O Melodcons from $40 TO 35 Pianos
buued repaired polished boxed and moved The Horace
Waters Pianos The New York Evangelist are known
among very best We enabled TO speak OF these ny
with degree OF confidence from personal KNOW"
adj emf eirer excellent and able quality
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PALPrTATION OF THE HEART.-Dr. 5. ).
Ptrcus HEART CoIREcToR Ppaon and other forms
of Heart Disease For sale IA Broadway and by all Drug
vista AGENT. wanted. Address Dr.. s. 5. FITCH.
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At Our Usual Low Prices
HELLO! HERE! HELLO!
Let Us Tell You.

4-9<S&NA& AL @ oNO37.
HE AVE got the alI-fredest, biggest, cleanest,
Ill sweetest and incest, (tale care they'll tum.
BILE down on you) lot Of Sugars, Cotrccs, Teas,
Preserves Molasses, Rccs, Almondscs, Raj
senses, Fishes, Spices, Nutmegses, Maccaronies,
and everything. else that people eat, drink, and
make use OF, that ever was open for cxhiL-
ition and sale in this or any other inland town.
Their Stock is entirely new, and fresh, having
been selected but few weeks, and from the
best houses i'll the city; and they intend ru do
business upon little more extensive scale than
Lyons; lie keeps every thing that Gentlemen
ioedr, but they are going to keep every thing
that Ladies' and Gentlemen oat; while Lyons
provides for the outer man, they will provide for
the inner mnn-and it would be well here TO re-
mark. that theirs is not exclusively whole
sale establishment. There will always be some
one pr.: gent 20 wait OIL those who may want small
quantities I,m::r object is 10 accommodate all
who may fe disposed {" patrHnize them barter
und trade for any and everything i.'t will do to
eat, drink, or wear They've salt enous III now on
hund to salt down the Cincinnati Convention
Soda and Salaratus enough to raise il again, and
get up slavery excitement, Cigars enough
(get out of the way. Vesuvius they're right after
you) to smoke it after it is raised. and Lard
enough to slide Kansas clean into South Carroll
na. where we can make u slaveholding State out
OF her, and by that time they'll huve Groceries
enough to feed all those who have been fatigued
by the slide.
They invite all who nre in the habit now.a-
days Of eating, and are not afraid of buying any,
thing 'toay so high up a5ore Columbia and
Hamdurg, to drop in for few moments and
take look ut their stock they are only few
steps from the Court House, and ocupy the
Wen ...c. and much enlarged room form,
cupied by Mr. II. S. KERR
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1915 prizes, amounting to. .......... .S2O4, f,

1915 prizes. amounting to. S204 900
GJ The $1,000 prizes of So, determined
by the number winch draws the 100000 prize
If that number should be un odd number, then
every odd numbrr III the scheme will he entitled
to 81; il All even number, then every even num-
ber ticket will be entitled to that amount i'll ad-
dition to any other prize which may be drawn
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd
and even number tickets, will be certain Of draw
ing nearly one half the cost of the sumo, with
chances Of obtaining other prizes.
All those tickets ending with o. .. 4. 6. S, are
evcn-all those ending with ], 3. 81, 8. arc odd.
Remember tina, every prze is Gruwn, and pay
nblc in full without deduction.
All prizes Of Sl,U0o AMI under paid immcdi
ately utter drawing, other prizes ut tho usual
time of Thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers
Immediately after the drawing.
Whole Tickets, S10-Halves, s5-luartsrs, $3.50.
Pr zr tickets cnsl,cd or renewed III other tick.
cts ut either Office. Orders for tickets can be
addressed either to
:. SWAN g. CO., Atlanta, Ga,
or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
July lG, 1856 IL dt
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Good Dwelling and Store House,
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVIIJE UJS'rRJCT

Holm I.OGUE. who is in the custody of the
- sheriff of Abbrvlle District. by virtue ol
two wits OF Cap,as ad Satisfaciendtm. ut the
suit of Sidney S. Boyce. having filed in nv or
hce, together with Schedule on oath. of his
estate and effects. his petition to the Court OF
Common Pleas. praying That he may Lc admitted
10 the benefit Of the Acts of the General Assem-
bly,. made for the relief Of Insolvent debtors.
1t is Ordered, That the id Sidney s. Bnyce,
ana all other creditors to whom the said John
Loguc is in any wise Indebted, be- and they arc
hereby summoned, aud have notice to appear
before the said Court OIL Wednesday after the
first Monday in October next (,he eighth day
OF said month"; to shew cause, if any they eau,
why the prayer of the petitioner aforesaid should
not be granted
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c.r.
Office Of Common Pleas,
AbbrviIie, June 81, 1856 IL 3m
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cARTER's SPANISH kaIxTuRF.
The Great Purifier Of the Bloodl
THE REST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!


THE REST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
Not a Particle Of Mercury In It!
An 1nfalIibo Remedy for Scrofe,ia, Nnys F:vil
rheumatism, Obatinutc Cutancons Enptiun..
Pimplcs or P"stules on the Face: Bioichrs.
Rols, Agne aud Fever, Chronic Sorc Eycs.
Ring Worm or Tstter, Scald Head, Enlurgr-
mcnt und Pain of the Boncs and Joints, Su!l
RIieum. Stubborn Ulcers, Syphili.ic Disorder.
and a!l Diseases arising frain an injudic;"s,r
use Of M":c"ry, l,nlruesnce in Life, Or I'm
purity cf the Blood.
caS This great Alternative medicine and Ifn.
rificr Of Blood is now used ny thousands If grac
j lul patients from all parts c: tho United S.ntAs.
who testify .'siiy TO ;'c icsicrl,ahc cuv"s PR
formed by the greatest Of ~ n,cdicincs, CAR
REks RI srAN1sH MIXTURE" Neuralgia.
Rheumatism, Scrofnla. ErusticEs .n the Skin,
Liver Disease. Fevcra Ulcers, O:t Sores Affec-
ton Of the Kilncya, Disease. cs tho 2'hrml
Female Complaints, Pairs and Aching yf the
boues :, and Jo'n,s. nrc speedily ,p", to digit by
using this great un.i inrs!matlr remedy.
For all Diseases Of the Blood, nc,,a has y.t
b"cn found 10 compare with il. II cIc:.l,s.:s III.
sy,tru Of all impurities, acts ,;cntl,, ai,T .iEr
cieni'y on the Liver and Kidneys, s.rrop,hon-
tho DiA."Nion gives sonc 10 til. S,;inarir I.uic,
the skin 'tcnr and healthy, and uea:er." Tie:
Constitutes, rnfrcblcd Ly disease .r broke,
down ty the eyccsscs oc ,.:;h, to its rrist:::..
vigor and siren 9Th.
For tho Diseases of Fvmn-s Il s. pcc,,lurlp
applicable, and wherever ii l,m. Icco,ne known,
is regularly prescribe, Il ~ih the hnpI;est effects
1t invigoratcs the wcn,': and dcbilitatci, and lu
parts elasticity 10 the w.'rn.out frame. clears the
skin, and leaves the patient f.esl, and hcn,ly
single bottle Of this inertiIn able remedy j.
worth all the so.callcd SarsapariliaS in existence
The large number Of ccrtifcn,es which ww
have received from persons from all puts of the
United States is the best evidence that there IL
no 1iumbug about IL. The press. hotel keepers.
magistrates. physicana, and public men, well
known to the cnnlniunI,y, all uJl their testim"-
ny to the wonderful cil.ct4 Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call OH the Agent aIa g;t an Almanac. ana
read the details of astonishing cures performed
hy CARrERiS SPANISH MIXTURE, (in mus,
eases where everything else had siypaiy fai!-.l,
Tho limits of an advertisement will not au.it
their full insertion.
WI. $. REEEs, &; CO., Prorrctors.
No. 3a, Broadway, New Yolh.
TO whom ull orders mus, he addressed
for sale by Druggists aud Country Merchants
in all pnrts OF the United States nnd tn: Cana
da=, aud by
WARniAw & LYoS AlLeviiic {. H..
CaRY (; JoHrs. Cok"shurv,
J.. @. PARKS, Crccnwood
May /, 1886 Z L.
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JUST RECEIVED.
WHOLESALE e. RETAIL.
r. SWAEFIEI,D &. 90.

JUST RECEIVED.
WHOLESALE e. RETAIL.
r. SWAFFIELD g. GO.
MOULD respectfully Inform their numerous
w patrons. and ull those who are admirers
OF Dress and Fashion, that they have Just re-
ceiyed. and now offer for sale. Large Invoices
OF the most desirable Patterns. (PTain and Fancy
GENTS k,1aa 7oyms
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
Together with general assortment of Cents
Neck Ties, White aud Figured Silk Cravats,
Black and Fancy Beauforte pluek aud White
Byron Tubes, Spotted and Fancy Checked Napo-
Icons, Silk and Satin Napoleons, improved, Black
Albert and Fancy Sardinian Ties, Silk and Linon
Pocket Kerchief, China Cord Pocket Kerchicfs,
Silk and Merino Drawers and Undershirts, Silk
and Satin ScarfA Shirts. Collars and Hosiery.
Sevnstopol and Vienna Gloves. White and Col
ored Tsffeta, with every description of
Fashionable Spring and Summer Hats.
ALSO
Constantly on hand, Trunks. Carpet Bags, Hand
Fnlises, Ladies' Travelling Boxes, DC. all
of which will he sold
At Our Usual Low Prices.
eB Having made arrangements Is to enlarge our
business the present year, we trust that by more
particular attention to the calls and wants of our
many friends, we may render ourselves worthy
continuance of their patronage and the conf
doncc they have heretofore rcp0sed in us.
n. B All Goods are warranted to answer, In
every respect, the representation made ut the
time OF sale
OUR MOTTO IS
Quick Sales and Small Profits for Cash"
n. swAFFIELD.. ...E. II. swAFriELD wv. L. FISH.
No. 8 Granite Range, Columbia, s. G.
June 3, 1856. ly
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SC0Tr'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL
Patented May 10, 1854.

A'A@y ~ 4OSts
nNliE attention of Planters. Farmers, and
l. Stock feeders in general. ure respectfully
called 10 this Mill MS the most important article
of the kind nw in use; not only well adapted
for grinding Cob Meal for Stock, but Girls or
fine Homuy for the table. and especially Bread
Meal from corn not fully ripe or dry iii the
fall.
In setting this Mill, no Mechanic or frame
work is wanted, only requiring to be fastened to
floor or plutforn Easily adjusted and used by
anytody, even child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first
premiums at the late Agricultural Fairs of Mis-.
Souri,, Kentucky. Maryland, and other States :;
and t'"t in the most complimentary manner; az
well as the most ready commentators from the
thousands witnessing lis performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in tho most posi.
tive manner against defects or breakage. when
properly used; and No. 9 warranted 10 grind
10 bushels of feed per hour with one horse, and
offered at the low price Of SS55. all complete for
attaciling the team No. 3, at 500, grinds Is
bushels per hour with one horse No. d, NJ S75,
grinds 20 bushels per hour with two horses
The above Mills may be found at the
Agency for the Manufacturers at AbbeviIle Court
House. HENRY s. KERR Anert
June 4, 1856. tf