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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

TehAcco--the best oal--ca., sample and
satisfy Yourselves. lmprra, aut blank lra-
starch, suda, .7ier4igs, bar soap. reppst, splcc
race ginger, Aour sulphur birthstone, indigo
and madden, alum, No. apple vinegar, posieL
-hot, bar lead. loa! sugar snuff aud smoking
tobacco. Also, a general as.of,men. Of TN
a. .Ut
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TEMPLE. OF HONOR.

BETHuRAH TEMPLE. No -, was ofgsnted IN
ihi. place Friday. NAV , by Frank J fautlo, II
g T. 4 \ Nilsson W G Y. Il II Key W V
r. J jackson. " X Meets on the First and
Third Friday night. IN each month.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

New Goods! New Goods.

WV NaOvUNI WV NeOONS
n LEVY has just received and Is now open
vi. ing at bis new stand. formerly occupied
by Hudson & Hamlet, a very large stock of
Goods, which esnuo, be- surpassed By any eoun-
nv store, consisting of iafye assori;a IN. Of
Prints Gngham.,
Lawns, Barege-,
Swiss Iacone.s
Mu.hn-. Brllan,ins,
Bishop Lawns Enhroiieue-, Of all kinds al.
so, Staple and domestic Goods, 81 every de-
-cripton
BOOTS. SHOES. MATS. cars.
Tmn.s, Carpet Bag, Sadilery, Hardware.
Queeuseare, and WDOdssr,.
wish to draw the attention u the ladies' ~
my stock Of B8nurt-, Ribbons, Trimmings
Jewelry. Gloves. and Hosiery 10 general; ami
to the gentlemen offer ny well selected stock
OF Clothing
In connection with the above, he has fac
STOCK o.;
FANNY GROCERIES,
Of a0 kIad.
The above articles have been selected with
grcs, care, and bought a, lls prse-. A. lines
bfr bard aud money scare, vii sell at 10.
n,tc-, aud You wll do vel lad examine hts
stock before ouyiHg elsewhere. apls-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

TAR :. j TAYLOR tender, hi. profession.
- al services TO the citizens Of Marshsl'and
viclni'y.
Office at H.. residence, one hlocA cas-, Of the
Plant.r- Hotel
May Gath, 1886. aa-Y
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masonic Regatta.

Rsval Ash Past Masters, Master Mason.
and Council Rcgallas Those wishing sueh
articles wlI save money by calling on w..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

400 pieces Amer. and Eng prints 80 pieces
ginghaus l25 DO bleached cotton "A aud
81 brown cot,on., bleached and bro AIlendale
shee ting linen shoetng, furniture frnges, Tur.
KEY red drspery. pink, blue and back lawns,
bleached and bro drills, iwilled osnuburgs,
bleached and bro. liaen dfll,, planters linens,
French linens, burlaps, taior's canvas, nan
keen. gambroon. eoi,onades, denims, striped
osnabufg hickory stripes, 'hoc,sw stripes
cnme, Jeans, ehambray, bed.,icking, apron
checks, hriihantes, grass skirts, grass linen,
linen check blcached and bro linen table
damask, hGckaback crash bird eve diaper,
Richardson's ltish linens, white, black and
brown Hollands. black cloths, drap d'.,e, doe.
skins and summer cloths, osnaburgs, paper
cambrje black and colored cambflc-, ELISHA,
Jacquard diaper pillow case linens and musiins,
Mnr.nIlLn- quLLt. nir-. ntr etc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

Shreveport aHd JcHtr>oh fatke'.
'lNilE ses, substantial, and very ~
l gh, dnushi steamboat " htte
Cltns, goaS GRAHAM, master, hts resumed
her regular trips, aud viii continue running a.
-einl.eeekly packe, between Jefferson aud
Shreveport during The low water.
The Wmrf Cinfs was built by Captain
GrahaTn Tor the express accommodation OF his
old friend. sud patrons, and Viii on the hrs,
rise Of water, take her place ~ regular
Upper Red River packet She Is IN csers re
.pecl equal 10 any boat IN The trade, and hs
pledge. h.m,ef thai every eXerNon viii be
uade ia give satisfaction.
Naseh LIST, 1856 n21u
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For the Ladies.

Linen Cambria, Tape Boriered and Embro,-
d,rcd Handkerchief, WbHe black, piuS and
blue Grape, Pans printed lawn, laeonei' ami
mus.in. orcaudlrs SIX TISSUE aud harcge-
fancy silks. Black sdk., elacc silk, floreucr
six. all eolors black, vhlte and eHiofed kli
gloves buck Drawer, pearl six, hsir thread
and black ak gloves twisted liz mlu-, buck
gsuutlet.. black fancy -iik pats bridal pat
t.rn.. aeon.t and SWISS uccdIe-"ofSed CO.
lars. sleeves and spencef- fancy bonnet ribbons,
t.iicta rbbcu-. jacone, and SWISS in-erins',
,dnne,. founcing- and ruilleiues, black and
scarf, six ,el,et-, sohi ealored baregc-, black
bArcge. A large iol oi fancy dress trimmings
fla,rst .....s.l aud the dress patterns to pat
II on BOOK, null SNiss, bishop, victoria,
uan,eok, bair cord, checked striped. plaid, dot
ted SWISS. and PLAIN Jiconei mus.in'' white
aud black .ik thule, umutila lace tor manin.
las. long lswr. OIL .ilk black sHk lace, tAfead
A.ce and ed.lnr, blond laee linen lace and edg'
tng. cotton lace and ,dgng, white and b''eN
Xix wells, white bcb.nel sllS Huston, Grape
sic. pink. blue and white iaticion-. olack ''ce
and fancy SIX mantas, linen cam1rc' "hil-
marceltnc SIX white satin, black sliA 'ei'el
ribbon. al .nds of hosiery eIe., etc, etc
.DeWe1ry.
- II .f. A. .rA ,.a..s Gold Pins
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Rcd River Steamboats,.
Red River and New orleans Packet
~ The spleai,i A last running
ssAgssyaS p.ssrnrtr steamer
a4z3 n W. McRAc

" Kuhh master, having taken her place
r.fsraueniiy IN the Trade, MI. continue 50 lon2
B.. III, water s!ll PERM: to make regular TIP,
between Nes Orleans and Shreveport, Grand
Bayeu. Grand Ecore, Alexandra, and al lntes.
mediate landings on Red RIVER sad the Miss
i..ipp. The McRae was built expressly for
passenger packet, he. unusually spacious and
~ rnd.d cabins, large, any state rooms, FUR
IA, he'd aIth the finest of bedding. an! for con.
fort. good accommodations aud speed Is equal
to any boat lasi has ever been "a the trade.
H,f II. ~rs w..I pas promp, persona. attention
TO asy ba~inss, entrusted - the boat, and
sure the pubAc hat lhey will do eserf dang IA
their psaef 10 give satisfaction. For freight
or Passage. apply on board april IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

We have now the largest variety OF ladies
and gent, Saddles ever offered n tins mprket
Saddle bags and wE.let, brides AID bride
filing. web rc,u-, maftugaiss, efupper-, giribs
and .ufcluglc-, carriage and buggy Whips. -iir
rup feathers. buggy reiu-. metal and wood
~tirrup-, cowhidrs, collars, names bli6i br-
dies, etc etc Also, dn.h leather, cuamrled
duck and ma.ln, lndla rubber betting for ga
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Local Advertisements.
DWVGS AM w<,Oks

AE invite attention TO our large stock "a
W of Drugs and Books which we are
now receiving from Eastern cities:
Sui phuric, nitric, murIatic, aceiir and ci,r,c
Acid spirits nitro Hoffman, aaodyne sulp
Ether; spts. and aqua Ammonia aroma,i,
spts Ammonia spts. Lavender, compound
EoNler's solution
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' aricty.

Hickory Canes, Ivory Pocket and Toilet
Combi, de aud tuck shell combs, teslhng
rings. raltles, IVORY whistles, court plaster.
knitting pins, needles pins, hooks and eyes,
whalebone, datning and creole needles. sliitt-
,o-, spey .ng needles, pun boxes, coat binding.
wax beads, siik dress buttons, linen and pear
-lIrt buttons, lasting and six coat and se't
buttons. giit coat aad vest buttons, JET huttons
German silver table and teaspoons caha,. port
mnnAIes, geuune silver -pvcs~. German siIy-t
do. colorcd glasses do, fob ehaias auiion.hule
SCISSORS. lAou'S ka,Aarou, bears ou, lubiu' :
extracts, golden bell do, French AMI American
do. French pumadcs aud hair oh, hiy White. Up
.ayp beet marrow, q y caps, grass line.,
fish hooks. suspendcrs, spectacle cases, esp
win, sewing birds. tea bells, tooth. nail shay
inn. hair. cloth shoe and horse brushes, spool
stand. paste. board coral beads, rubber balls,
matches, shoe thread, long whaicbone, pant
Luttou,. cour Inks. shoe b'ackiug, wash balls,
looking glasses. assorted all sizes, Yankee and
wHiafy shaving soap, tooth soap musk ex.
tracts, eolorcG white and glass marbles, shoe
thread 300 doz Goats gtInc spool cotton blk.
and eolored spool cotton sleeve bonds emery ;,
kid garier.. cotton and linen floss, hair pu-
razor -ttcps. gold, silver and steel thmbl,.,
kew rng., tsee1ef.. watch keys, linen tape.
black and whne par thread, diH,er pins, ,kr,
braid, I'D dolls, drukirs cups, cotton and slk
facets, watch guards, head dresses, zephyr
wolsics palm lau- fancy fans, cia.. etc, ctr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

assorted, finger rings, gold cuff pins ear bob-.
shirt studs, guard chains, sleeve and collar but
tons, pens, gold pet, and silver cases fne sets Of
le"elry, etc. etc,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17
Hardware aud Cutlery.

Knives and Forks, Ivory Handled kHiyes
and silver forks, pocket and pcnkui'cs. caryets
and sicels eo,tou and wool cards cuiiy cards,
horse card. and curry combs, horse ilram,,
shears and scissors, sheep shears, trunk, til,
cupboard desk, drawer pad gur, dead, plate,
saddle bags and knob locks Of all kinds, glnl-
lets, saw sets cut, coffin and brass tack-, car
rage knobs, ba-ting spoons, ilesh forks, ladies,
straiuets, etc. mil saw, rat.tIil. hand saw, and
round files horse. shoe and wood rasps
augers, socket chi-els walters, tea-bDaru-, SAW
handles. compas-c- diyiders, OK, dog halter
breast. tif,h. log and trace chains; cut. wrought
aud brass butts; screws, planes, all kinds
boring machines hand, eross-cut rip aud ten.
uant saws, family grind stones, glue pots, no.
asses gates. grldirons, sadlfons, androus,
tongs and shoVels, brick and plasterlng ttow-
els. saHcepan~, horse nails, coffee and corn
mills, BritLna coffee pots, toy cups, splt'oons,
sand paper, .crew drivers auger bits, steel aud
iron squares, brace ard bits, Engll-h rules,
pump chain and fixtures, spades and long han.
die shovel., Collins Bruir'- and Allerton's
axes. broad axes hand kNes, hatehet- and ham
mer- drawing knives, mahogany knives, spflng
and chain bolts, spurs, ehlscls anger aud tie
handles, coffin handles hinges, lirk., screws
and trimmings brass eandestck-, curtain
bands ard knobs, par and sprIng balances, steel
yards. waffle and water IRONS plane bit, ffsH-
er rollers, window springs, wardrobe latche,,
nppers hand vices, scribe asis, gate hinges,
trap hinges. bride bits, spoke -haycs, wire
.IekpS. etc, etc.
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Ladies' comets,
0Ocen<SS are.

Dinner and Brcakfa-, Plates, Soup Plates.
butter dishes, Pie le dishes dishes OF all sizes
and qualities, pitchers, sugar cream, ever and
basins, salad dishes, stake dishes, soup and
gravy tnreen- tea-, eof'ees, silver plated cas-
tors Britannia do, bowls, ,eap0ts, .pIiioon-
lima tea set. .ii' etc etc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

w OOd ware.

Ladies and Cents Black SILK and Scotch
iineham Umbrellas, cotton and fancy six
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Sntitiicr,.

\ large and varied assortment, embrac ~
nearly every article IN the line
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

III tvkS FOR SALE al iAis tl*ee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

h,softeu H'tgrt 'tuR-, -nio Gun pms, ear poO-i
shir, studs, guard chains sleeve and collar but
tons, pens, god pei, and silver eases hne sets Of
leHelry, etc. etc,
Clothing.
A large and complete Assoriu' u, -a.,Hble
10 the season.
Nails.
100 kegs, all sizes and qualities.
Hats.
Gents Fashionable Nolesk,n, Mems and
boys black and coored Cur sud merno caya.
Ter. Kockland, citizens and empire hats super
otter mapped planter. hats black and white
wool hats, palm, Lcghorn, Panama and Cam.
peachy hats.
Ladies' EOnnets.
The most beautiful and attractive article
ever offered IN tbs market. very latest style
Look at Your Mirror Of fashions srd see il We
have no. the very las, siy ie out, and 10 mistake
Boots.
Gents Fine Caif Stitched aud Peg Boots.
by lladdock, Reed & 60, Phi.
ad. PIMA, cat OF slaughtered leather Of the very
best quality. Also, goat and s. boots, etc.
Shoes.
Double Back Russell Brogans. L y KIP
Brogan-, govt brogans, calf hfonaus, enamel.
ed leather hrosans, etc, etc A large lot Of
aides misses and ohildr.u's shoes. from the
finest to the coaf,e.i, VI a. qualities, eoi9r-
shape, and quantities.
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l'IOthing

A large and complete Assortu.' VI, -ai,nbl
10 the season
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BDOTS. SHOES. MATS. cars.
&.vocevic> aud provisions

II DOpPELMANER 4 BRO have reeen.
VI, Cd ;uc largest stock Of
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-05-22

New Y"k Hat 7,ude.-The New York
journal OF Commerce has some interesting
statistics In relation to the hat trade of that
city:
1t says, as nearly as can Lc estimated.
the number of hats Annually sold in this
market is not far from, 100000. anJ Tho
annual sales in New York, of this ,lrscr;n.
ton Of merchandise, exclusive of straw
goods, amounts to at least So 900, 900.
The number Of fur hats manufactured hv
machinery amounts to 100000 annuallv
or 10000 each working day. 1t is esti-
mated that. of this number. nearly 4,5oo,-
600 came into the city trade. and that
about 100000 must be added, as tho
amount manufactured by other processes,
giving 100000 as the total trade in fur
hats. 1t is judged that the total number OF
wool hats manufactured is equal to abou,
onc-third or one-quater Of the total manu-.
facture Of fur hats. There are about three
OF the principal matters WHO. together, sell
some 10000 silk hats per annum, and hall
dozen more that sell from 10000 TO 80.
600. Tho total muber sold is estimated at
100000.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-05-22

Rotcry Of Maj. Buford.-Wc regret
to see that Major Buford, who left Tor
Kansas some weeks ago, at the head of a
large company Of Southern emigrants, was
robbed of a large amount Of money ut St.
Louis-probably the entire dependence of
many members Of his company in strange
land. The St. Louis Herald of tile 26,l,
uIt gives the following account Of the mat
ter:
Just rs the steamer keystone was about
showing off from our landing on Thursday
ON which boat were Col. Bufnrd of Ala
nama' and his Company, on their way to
kans;'s-somc daring and expert tEicf
broke open Col. Bufords trunk. aud stole
$4,000. 1t is supposed the thief was on
the boat, and went up with the company,
SO that he will probably he discovered be-
fore they reach Kansas. Intelligence of
the robbery was brought to this city by a
descending boat from the Missouri river,
the robbery not having been discovered
until the Keystone WAS out from our
wharf.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-05-22

Current Mears.-Ata Kansas meeting
in Upson county, OH the 7th instant, n
company Of thirty men WAS raised, and
$500 promptly contributed in fur,hcr4nce
Of the enterprise. The, corps was headed
by Captain Moore, and are, perhaps, by
this time. OH their way to nansas. In
MerriwetI'cr county, company of twenty
five OR thirty, under Captain F. A. Boykin,
are also preparing to leave for Kansas. A
meeting has been called in Pike county,
and a number OF persons are expected to
enroll themselves i'll Il company.
In Cass county, Captain Cook. with com
pany Of cmigrants, was announced to leave
on the 5th inst., and Captain A. S. Hamil-
ton and company OH Saturday last. Un-
der the auspices of Charles a. Hamilton,
esq, over ono hundred men arc now en-
route for Kansas. Other companies have
preceded these, and VIC arc satisfied that
several others will yet he organized in
Georgia and proceed to Kansas.- Georgia
Paper.
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Obituarn.

DIED, Of Scarlet Fever, ut Poplar Hill, near
cambridge. Wednesday the 3Oth Of April, 1856.
DUEL ANpERsoS, eldest son of James and Eliza
H. n. MeCr"Skan: aged l2 years, months aud 4
eays. And Wednesday May 7th, of the same
fearful dseasc, JAMES BLAIR, the second son,
"gsu years, l month and days.
sGiuom have the hearts Of fond pnrents been
staGken ,. under more painful circums,anccs, or bv
% mS oss Of more interesting children, than in tho
sudden ,u death of these promising little bov,.
Iua us. on me threshold Of young manhoud. intel.
nSe"t' active. nd trained with the anxions ca,,
o. P'Uus educated purentag-, human foresight
% would have promised loug life, and a proud re-.
ward Of worldly usefulness and succes, Rnt
.,' .h"t God whose Thoughts are not as mems
Lhonsh5s. aud whose wuys nre past finding out
decrted otherwise. They were both remark ohls
Tor their obe 'ience. and love of truth The Ia,,
ac' OF little BuEL-an effort that proved th.
proximate cause of his d-a,h-was an act NJ
ooedience. JAMES was boy of uncommon tai
ents, aud gave promise Of n brilliant future
E'ir'y Taught to reverence the work Of GA. Il
wns his delight to study it himself and read 4 IN
the servants aud younger members of the housc.
mold. The bereaved parents have the heartfelt
sympnthies Of large circle Of friends and nc :
du''h'ahces. a FRIEND.
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AO1,n

We were shown, a few days since, a lump
OF gold, taken from the premises Of LEWIS
Rscr in this district, worth, we suppose,
SIX or seven dollars. The appearance Of the
rock, as described to us, near which IL was
found, affords tile strongest evidence of an
auriferous vein in tile vicinity.
Sometime since, we were shown specimen
ore from the. plantation Of Mr.. CUxx1Sa-
HAN; but as we learned it was the intention
TO test it's quality, we omitted to mention
the fact, expecting soon to hear the result.
We have also heard that valuable mine
has been discovered upon the premises Of
Col. JAS. E. CALHoys. ss r.
Who knows but that old Abbsville may
yet prove.as rich in this preciopss5 mineral,
as tile hills and plains of California
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-05-22

Worms-.\s this in the season Of tho year
when worms arc most Formidable among chill
drrn the pr"prctors of M'Lane's Vermifupe,
Fleming Bros. of Pit,sburg. heg lenve to call tho
attention Of parents TO its virtues for the expel-
ling of these annoying. and often fatal enemies
Of children. 1t was invented by physician of
greut experience in Virginia. who, after having.
used it for several years in his own practice.
aud found its success sn universal, was induced
at last 10 offer it I" the public rs cheap but
cer.ain and excellent medicine. II has since be.
come justly popular throughout the United
States. rs the most efficient Vcrmfuge ever
known. and The demand has hcen steadily on
the increase since its first introduction to tho
public.
eB- Purchasers will be careful to nsk for DR..
NLnnes Celebrated IermifMge, manufactured
by Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Vernifuges IN comparison worthless Dr..
MI.an-'s genuine Vermifugc. also his celebrated
Liver Pills. can now 10 had at all respectable
| drug stores. None genuine without the signature
Of FLEMING RROS.
Sold by WARDLAw & LYON. Abbeville G.. IT.,
S. G., and by one Agent in every town in the
South. 1t
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-05-22

-Awf"l Occurrcncc.-Mr. James Burk-
halter, in the neighhorhood of Coopcrsvillc,
Edgefield District, came To an umti,nclv end
few days since in the following shocking,
nianner: lie WAS attending to his motll-
cr's business; and, returning with the hands
from the field, ne mounted one OF the mules
just taken ont Of the plow. From some
cause the mule took fright and ran away,
unsea,ing his rider. In falling, Mr.. BIS
leg became en!angled in the gear and he
WAS dragged considerable distance over
rough ground. When extricatrd, he was
found 10 be horribly injured, and died in a
very short time.-Eagefrld advertiser.
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SQUADRON DRILL

On last Saturday we attended the Cavalry
Parade at Whitehall. Capt. w. w. PER-
RvNAS commanded as Major; Col. j. F.
TALDERr reviewed. Both officers and men
seemed to understand their duties; thew
performed the various evolutions with a
skill and promptncss crcditablc To citizen
soldiery.
Col. TALpERT made very appropriate
address to the Squadron. This speech was
rather an innovation upon the stcreotyped
military speeches Of the last half century
1t abounded but little in fuIsome praise and
flattery, and was directed more particularly
to existing Deficiencies and proper duties ol
the men and officers Of the different coni.
panies comprising the Squadron.
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LOOK TO YOUR BACK LOTS.

The Town Council gives notice OF a gen
eral inspection of lots, stables, &c. You
that have filth and dccaying rubbish, had
better see to having it removed, or else yo,,
may expect to pay the penalty.
Nothing adds more to the health and
beauty of village than cleanliness. The
Council will therefore make it compulsory
upon every lot owner, to remove everything
calculated to cause disease in his own fam
lily or that of his neighbor.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-05-22

EB FEVER AND AGUE-AN INFALLI-
BILE CCEE.-Wc defy the world to produce any
medicine which does not contain Qu,nine, Bark
Arsenic, Mercury or any noxions or deadly com.
pound 10 cure this annoying disease so effectu-
ally US Carter's Spanish Mixture. Willie it con-
tains none of the uhove named dangerous arti-
cles yet it possesses power in relieving and
curin. Fever and Ague which cannot be an
pr"ached by any of th"m separately or in COM
bination. 1t acts specifically on the Liver,
Puriiies lie Blood, opens the pores of the Skin.
and assists nature u expcl from the system tho
seeds Of Disease, what is rs bad the cmains
Of III" Mineral Drugs, which clog and finally de-
stroy the constitution.
Sre the cure of Mr.. I.ongdcn of Virginia; he
had Chilis twice day for 3 years, nothing
would relieve him until he tried Carter's Span.
ISL Mixture, only three bottles of which efiectu.
ally restored him to health, nor has he had
return Of the disease since.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-05-22
cB- HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND

CB- HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT Ann
l'AI.'' VIII Cure Asthma and all Disorders OF
The Chest'-lienry Vincent, of Selma, Alabama.
was almost martyr to asthma for min eteen
years. which literally shook him to pieces, and
made him as thin skeleton, 80 that he pe;
'her enjoyed rest by night or by day. lie tried
many things for the cure Of this complaint, but
they did not benefit him. About three months
ago he commenced tnking Uolloways Pills and
we'll rubbing the Ointment into the chest nigh.
and morning Immediately he gave these rem
'ues 'nir trial. he was able to sleep at night.
By persevcnng with them for only seven weeks.
every symptom Of his disorder left him. Ills
friends who have not seen him for some time.
now hardly know him, he has so wonderfully
improved.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-05-22
Qon,n,ercial.
ABBEYILLEC H.. NAV 2l. ]

ABsEvILLE H., May 81, 1886.
Cotton.-Therc has been but little offered
during last current week-st prices reduced
A fine article is worth 10 centa
Flour, extra brands. 81 @ $3.50 per 100 lb,
Corn. from G5 q 75 cents.
Bacon, hog round, l24 cents
COLUMBIA. May 10. 1856.
Our market is quiet and there was so little
done to-day that we are not warranted in giving
any quotations other than our last, viz: 81 a
lOf cents.