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gov The sanme- !---Iis Diseases 18Th

HfMPToSS FEGETABLE TTNCTURE
We have the strongest assurance Of the good effects
OF this medicine In Cholera Morbns, Disrrh9a, and
Diseases OF the Bowels incident to the II in
vigorates the stomach and bowes and renders tho
stem great assistance in combating the approach
Of indeed all forms Of diseases.
MIR, WIN. High. No 1875 South Paca stree, Bait +,
cured Of Rheumstism, Dyspepsia aud Nervous dis
sase
Mr. Edwin NJ spranklin, No. q Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful of ScrofuIa of years
to health.
Miss Mary scohcid, Teacher, No $50 Baltimore st.
Her case after yeas of suffering has aaonished her
friends Let the afflicted call and her.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA
Ahoy in the family Of The Hon. w. T. Themsssop,
| once q member of Congrpss from Kentucky, YVES =
mas. OF sores from head to foot His eyelids turned
inside cot protruding the eyeaals 40 o. TO
dnce blindness. He was cured Iy Hampton's vege-
table Tinoture.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, sc.
Mr. VIM Oldham, Of Baltimore custom house, suf-
fered from these comrlcnis for 10 months with body
and mind severely affected. He was cd by Hamp-
tons Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION. &c.
Mr. Henry c. W inn had Cough for FIVE years
great weakness etc, had in all, FIVE physicians
tried ell the remedies. but cured only by
HdMPTONS FEGETdBLE TINCTURE.
BY its mild action the stomach liver and the kid
neyawiii euro Dpspepsa, Coughs, asthma Bronchial
and Lung affections, Pains in The Back Side and
Breast, Consumption, Serofuta, Rhcunatisw Giout
Neuralgia, Fist,ia, Plies, Bo,oa Complaints Worms
and Nervous DebRtes, and ell diseases arising from
impure blood.
DELICATE CHILDREN
One bottle will prove its superior virtue.
as FEMALE MEDICINE
Hempt on's 1incture cannot be exceled.
Sold by 0. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
CO, Richmond; by Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; BY
sil the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
hMoWbRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
~ 81 per bottle; bottles for o.
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TRViNE,8 WAAIIINCTON...LI OF
i GEORGE WASHINGTON. by Washington IT.
.sls NV II. A. MORRIS
.u5-M No 81 Main street..
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4 EE1,ilEs, LEECAEH. LEECHES 81
Lhaye lust received fine lot of 6weedish Leech.s.
which win be applied upon tho most reasonable
terms,
can be found al Ill hours OF tbs day at the Hadrese
ins room, under tho American Hotel and at night,
GA 25th street, between Main snd franklin street
ans r. G. ROBSON,
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, tiIIAZ.
IL Ing, &c. &c.-The subscriber, in consequence
of the late destruction of his Paint shop by fire. has
fitted UP, on Mayo street, near Odd Fellows Hail.
new and commod GUS Shop, whsre he is prepared,
with competent hands, to execute any work his
line of business which shall be done in the best
manner with pure materials, and at prices to suit
De respectfully soci,s scontpuanee of the patron
sge of his old friends and the public generally, in
town aud country. He promises uss his beet en-
deavors to give satisfaction those who msy employ
him. b. 7. CHALK, Painter, Sc,
30.lm< MaYO
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L removed, either desisnedly or by mistake, early
yesterday msrning, by neEr, driving a one horse
wagon two loads of OAK BOARDS from sur lumber
pile foot Of 10Th street. We will pay reward OF
twenty dollars for the conviction of the parties steal
ing and receiving tn, sau,e suitable reward for
its discovery if taken by mistake.
iy so r. ri. WHIrLnCK Il SON
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DOR SALE...A valuable trnct Of Land Of
9SS acres in Cumberland for sale, at public AUG
tion on 9th August. Particulars, sec Weekly Dis.
patch or Semi Weekly Enquirer.
ie Solids STEPhEN C. ANDERSON.
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pAhTNEKsHIP NOTICE--The subsrri-
Der has, this day, sssocisted with him in the bu.
n nmas, heretofore conducted BY him, Mr.. JOHN
on under the firm and style Of C. D. YALE co.
me subscriber returns his cordial thanks to his
friends aud the public for the liberal patronage Hhich
mas been bestowed him. and for the kind fdul-
sence which has been extended to him by his Gus
toners In the prosecution Of ther orders He trusts
thst the arrauzeme nis which have been mase for
prompt and efficient fmiment Of orders win secure
70 the new firm continuance Of the patronage which
he hna heretofore enjoyed.
iy l3-d1m CHAS d YALE
(NO-PAkTNEHSH hive tlIis day
~ associated with in business C. N. PLEAS
ANTS. The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm Of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR L. co.
JUL J. l856-jyS VAN-LEW TAYLOR
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CO-PARTNEKSlllP.- milling bust
ness VIII he continued BY the undersigned, under
the same ST. le-HAXALL l. co as formerly
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4 C0IP pLAeTK h--.sUU seas. ~Oit btse
Il Plssser lust arrived psr shrt cherries Edwsfds.
snd for sale By bAlB8F0ND Co.
aus On The isoee AID II. s-zse.-
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AZ HnDs PORTO KICU sUt'A k-.PHE
fJ ehsiee; TO. salcby -. ,.,r. ~
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AUCTION aALHo

CERlES.-WiIl BE- sold ct ssstion q my seoTe.
CORNER 18th ard Main stseets % THURSDAY nom.
ing next the 1th inst, isrss sssormsnt Of new asA
second hand Furniture.
Also, will BE- sold, . 6ns sssortmeut Of Dry Goods
and resdy -msds Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats, Boa-
nets &c.
0k0CERiEs-sassr, Gohss, whisssy, Brsnsy.
Gin, Soap, Candles &c.
Also, 20 boxes very superior Clsrst Wine.
aus ALEX MOTT Aust
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DOMnlADE PHILUCOME DE LA 3D.
l. CiETE HY0IENIQUE-A new, elegant, and
scientifically prepared Pomade for the Bair Turkish
Linen Bathing Towels; Bathing Sponges; Flesh
Brushes; Horse-har Flesh Gloves and Straps Rypo-
pho gon and other celebrated Shaving Soaps; Guer-
lains Shaving Cream; Lubins Hsndkerche Extrscts.
in variety; Patent Cigar Lights; Cigar Cases;
Pert MonnAies, &c. For sale at
MEADE BAKERS
New Apothecary Store,
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- BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. f. 12-d6m
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TRUSTEE,S AALE or FURNITURR
BELONGING TO THE COLUMBIAN HO-
TEL.-The balance Of tbs upsold Furniturs beloos-
ing to the Columbian Hotel, win be sold on THURS-
DAY next, the TIN aay Of August Sale ats o'oleci.
A. ID. w. 0ODDIN,
eu4 Frrsts.
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KANSAS AGAIN,

query 2-Is the South rs mnch COLI
cerned in making this slave Territoty, rs
her future security depends on its What
is she practically doing to this end! If
SHE realized how much depended OH it, she
would be up and doing something that
would tell, and tell Immediately. 1t is not
enough that she raise few hundred dol.
lars-it is not enough that she send a few
hundred men there, although every one of
them be good and true. To effect any
permanent good, she must raise more
money-she must send more men, and this
she must do without delay.
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insult, and oLloquy, and dishonor? while
her character is slandercd, and her reput:,
| ton libellcd9
Sir, tho substance Which l have hecn
gathering for my children may DC sauand.
cred, my body may lie consigned to the
common Jail, my lie itself may be forfeited,
but will bo true to the instincts of nv
nature-true to tho homo of my maturity,
and to the mother that bore me.
The first political lessen which my ,ipen-
ing faculties fully comprehendcd and APP
preciated, was the higl, moral and social
obligation Of every citizen to bow himself
10 the majesty Of the law. In obedience
to the rrecepts of my youth, which are
sanctioned 10y the experience and Judgment
of matu,er years, submit my case to the
discretion OF the court, with entire conf
deuce, that while you, sir, rs Il magistrate,
perform your Whole duty to the country
and yourself, you will remember that in
every regulated community public opinion
distinguishes between crime and honorable
resentment, and tolcrates the refuge which
men sometimes seek in the nagnanimty of
their judges.
Upon the conclusion of Mr.. Brooks re-
marks, Judge Crawford proceeded to give
the following decision:
As this matter will be within n short
time the subject Of investigation in another
place ; us it is not necessary to the dis
charge of my duty that should remark
on the evidence adduced, which could not
do without touching on some points that
will probably be raised elsewhere, it ap-
pears to me to be proper that the sentence
Of the court should he pronounced without
comment. That sentence is that the de-
! fcndant pay fine of $500"
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SheriH's Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry Wrts of Fiera Facias
Id 10 als directed. will sell at AbheviIle
Court House. on the first Monday aud Tuesday
in August next, within the legal hours Of sale,
tho following property, to wit:
500 Acres of Land. more or less, bounded by
DR.. WIN. Tenant, Maj. A. Burt and others. MS
the property Of =. L. Deveaux, ads. Jno. T. Good-
win and others.
126 Acres. more or less, bounded by j. w.
Fooshe, Patrick fIeffernsn and others. as tho
property Of Ball Sanders. ads. Dan'I Rudd.
so Acres, more or less, bounded by Peter
GuiIlebeau, J. p. Graves and Others. a. The prop
erty of B. L. Gilbert, ads. j. w. Lesley. Exor,
and others.
800 Acres, more or less, bounded by Thos.
Pcttigru, Sanders Walker and others. as The
property Of Edwd Jones, ads. Britt & Cowan
and others.
Also, at Greenwood on Tuesday after Sale-
day, Cow and Cali, Q iIeifers. Sow aud Pigs,
3 Tables 10 Chairs Clock, Looking Glass.
/ Clothes Piess, Cupboard, l Safe, &c, as the
property Of Jno. Logue, ada Clifford Waller and
others.
TERMS CASH.
T r. COCHRAN, s. A. D.
Sheriff's Office, July IA, 1856. I3isd
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL,
For1x villc, -. q.
or X " !

FACULTY:
IN. JENKINS, (Senor in Organi-
za'ion, Regulation aud Disci-
plinr.) Professor of Mathematics
PRINCIPALS. and Natural Philosophy.
a. COWARD, (Scnor in Businr ss
mattcrsj Professor of Bellies Let
tres and French.
c. a. SEAHROOK, Professor of Ancient Ian
gn,ges an'l Ass'stan, in English Rrn"rI,"s.
D. ii. THOMASSON, NJ. D., Surgeon.
Is. I. BOYD, Bursar.
TNIIE SECOND SESSION If this Institution n
l. will be opened in the new Garrison Build
inGs OH the LIST of September.
Terms Of Second Session:
For School Expenses, / e.. Tuition, Books, &C..
Board, Lights, Fuel rnd w uShing. SeUA-pay-
able Sl0 OIL entrance. and $40 Oh lst OF Noven.
Der.
No one under IL or over IS years of age will
be received.
The services of n Physician having been en-
gagged, there will be no ex.ru charge for MEDICAL
attendance.
Until The 18th OF August, letters will ba di-
rectcd to Charleston. =. e.
. COWARD 6 JENKINS
-At tile rate Of 500 per nnnunl.
July l6, 1856. l3 81
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RESIGNATION OF HON. P. S. BROOKS.

We learn through Il private source, says
the Carolina Times Of the 18th inst, per.
fectly reliable, that the Hon. L. S. BROOKS
resigned his seat yesterday as Rrprcscn,
tativc from South Carolina in the National
Legislature, that body having failed to car
ry out their design through the two-thirls
rule to cxpel
OF course lis Excc!lency will Immediate
!y cause Writs for an election to be issued,
and Col. BnooKs' Congressional District
will return him by unanimous vote.
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ESOLF ED, That the elections to he holden
1h1 on the second Monday and the dav fol-
lowing Ill October next, fur :>ri,."rs and Repre-.
seni"tivcs in the State Legislature. shall lie held
at the f"l''wing pInccs, and conducted by tho
following persons, to wit:
hBBEVII.LE DISTRICT
Court Homsr 4: john ". Lcsly Jas A. McCord
john a. Hunter.
W"rrsmi"n: ". II. Brooks, Wm O. Pursly.
E"L"rt Wilson.
CaHah0mS: Jnn,cs NJ. Carwilc, BAIL Cuu.
ham, j. Ra"'>-y Bark.
L~u,aa.sritic: T. r Cunningham. James Clorl
William lies.
CatA.un's .UiHs: u. N. Rogers, NJ. o Tull
man, W. II. Tn..ynri.
Br"ds's: David McCla"c, y. 7. Wideman,
\. j. weed.
White Hail.: Gen. P. II. Bradley, c. W.
Grcrn,cood: DIR. S. V. Cain, James Criswell.
Albert Funk.
H;oodrile: Il. Il. Tnibert, johnson Sale. Peter
Mex cler.
Dea,lfuty: Augustus Cobb, Robert Jones, VIM.
Buchanan.
ScuG1etow, W ilam Maddox, Noah r. Reeves.
Benjamin VI. I.ntiiner.
1iibdle's Store: L. Trbhlc Robert S,ucky, T.
B. Milford
SmithriHc: Silas Ray, Thomas Riley, A. II.
Morton.
Fraziers"iHe: J. W. Frazier, Leroy Purdy,
'Stoncy Point: WIN. u. Calhoun, Thomas
Stacy, Alexander IL. King.
M"xeieys: James G. v lizard, Geo. L. Pattsr.
son. William 'rrrwi,t
Cothrdns james II. Widcman, John Chile.
Capt. Robert Lies
Due H'est C"'ner: James K McClnton, vii.
liam Norton, Rob"rl W. lladem
Cokes6mv: George A. Allen, F. a. Connor,
Chn!.a Smith.
Spce,Fs: Augustus Sm':h, John Graves, john
Mo.ely.
B"rdeGur: Al"xandrr Laramorc, w. A. Cro-
zer. Andrew Gnillcbc.,i.
Long Cd,c MATS J. y. Cochran, r. j. Rob.
crts e. orge Nich"is.
Mount HILL: Enoch Barmorc, Andrew PUTT,
Jani.> PIaln.
Do'naids Stare: J. F. Donna!d, j. N. Sea-
wii-ht. T. ir"wnl"c.
Nine!y Sir Dcpot r. r. Go!ding, W. B.
Mcriwe:h"r, Thomas Nichols
One nienibrr 10 Congress- Que State Srnator
aud hv" Representatives to he elected. The cleo
tion to br held nj each precinct for two days;
The managers 10 meet ut the Court House on
"Wednesday. count the votes, and d.clare tho
el"ci"n, except us to the member to Congress,
i'll which they will ac. required by law
July I6. ie56. l3 tide
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Mr.. FIllmore's Election Decidea.-Yes-
terday we received a call from an old '76
Vermonter, WHO stated that be had had a
vision, in which he had foreseen the certain
election Of Millard Fillmore to tho Presi-
depcy in November next.
Said he, "You may think me foolish
old man, but | know of what speak. For
the last twenty years l have had similar
vision on the eve of the Presidential cleo
tions-and never have ! been Mistaken
In 1914 | was Clay man, but l cried be-
fore anybody else, in secret, for I knew
that Henry Clay would be defeated; and
tell you now, that Millard Fillmore will
be the next President Of these United States.
They can't beat him, for Providence is on
his side." just Fillmore's luck.--Loekpori
Courier, 2sh ult.
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WRITTEN FOR THE AbBEvILIE BANNER.


MR. EDlroH :-In your ISSUE of the Sd
inst, over the signature Of "a Voter" the
following language was addressed to candi-
dates for the Legislature:
"fou see the State infested with pseudo
leaders, dcmogoyaes Of pure water, &c, &C.
"WiIl You ignore the maj measures, as
the Maine Liquor Lav, &c.-measures
~hich are thrust upon lis to divide our
people and make us an easy prey to the hcl-
iish purposes of Northern transcendcnMl-
ism"
Now, Mr.. Editor, in reference to political
matters, we have nought to say. This
country is doubtless cursed by politics and
politicians. They are the real troublers of
our Israel, not "tl.e demag6gucs of pure
'oater." And it would be we'll if the coun-
try generally would "iyaorc" the whole Of
these ~hishy dcmogogues, from .f'st to "Jifhh
rate" But what ask, has the Muine Ii
quor Law to do with the "Kansas ques-
tion,' or the Presidency. dcnominational
colleges &C., &c? If tile people Of South
/ Carolina, when properly enlightened, pass
a prohiditory lar, it will be genuine South
ern article no doubt, suited to our tempcra-
ture and sectional views. 1t will be a
South Carolina Luw. Who does not see
through the flimsy attempt Of GA Voter"
to employ the political prejudices Of our
people to foil the truth on this subject
Here is a great moral and social question
lugged in and identified with matters of
political controversy, and made to share
the odium which attaches to them. Is this
fair and riyhte
Mr. Editor, we protest against the absurd
opposition, that the opponents of Temper
ance have monopoly Of all the patriotism
Of the country. Our hearts beat as warm
ly and vigorously rs any others, with vital
interest in all that concerns the South
We are laboring as truly and earnestly for
South Carolina, as any Of the selfsceking
politicians of the day. We are striving to
remedy evils at home, evils which it requires
no political telescope to Jescry, but which
are patent and obvious to all. 1t is rs true
in South Carolina as anywhere else, that
drunkenness and immortality, arc utterly in
compatible with the purity and integrity Of
our free institutions. The great mass of
the people are coming to this conclusion,
and it is time. "a Voter" may we'll warn
candidates against this influence, for the
day is coming, we trust, when s0hisky will
no longer bo the recruiting sergeant of our
politicians; but free people will insist
upon exercising the elective franchise as
rational and sober men. II it be "he!-
lish purpose" to labor for this result !--if
tlis be "uauscendentalism, then may that
purpose. be fully accomplished, and may
our land be ever prey to suclI trcnscen-
dentalism!
Mr. Editor, what better preparation can
We makssss SoutAeyseys, for the aporten.
tons +" c1isls Which Is coming hpon us. than
ltssBs tsmpefass ssSsrs nsn, ali cf Si&---
tE1bsp wss shsss greater nsossaty lor ID
If ISysefV md its attendant viitutS .tban notoj
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THE EXAMINATION OF THE CoKEsBURY CON-
FERENCE SCHOOL,


Mr. Eatfor 1t WAS our pleasure TO wit
ness this Examination on last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Wcw were present, Tuesday morning, when
classes in English Grammar, Geography.
Algebra, and the Greek and Latin Laneua-
ges, were exhibited. A proficiency was
displayed i'll these studies, peculiarly graft
flying to the numerous spectators in attend
ance. The Rector and his associate. the
Rev'ds. Messrs. RoUND and W1curMAN,
fully sustained their wel-earncd reputation
for skill and accuracy in this responsible
calling; and there was proof in the exam
ination, of well-dirccted industry on the
part Of the students. But we must not
omit mentioning the young gentleman, Mr..
Turin, who presides, with such grace and
efficiency, over the elementary department.
Though young in years, he is yet ripe in
scholarship, and in the faculty of impartng
what no knows--in the art of teaching
he is far ahead Of many of his seniors now
engaged i'll the work
But, "Wednesday was the day of the oc-
casion. Seven original speeches, and the
annual address by THos. TnoMsoN, ESQ,
were delivered. The speeches evinccd more
study aud talent than such efforts usually
exhibit. Some of them were truly finished
compositions and eloqueutly delivered If
it were permitted us to parlicularize, we
could mention several which, for taste in
the selection of their subjects, for the con-
spIcuous order of their style, and for their
manly and eloquent delivery, surpassed any
thing of the kind, from persons of their
age, we ever listened to. We were truly
graIi!icd at this, Mr.. Editor; for it was proof
that neither Professors nor students hod
been idle.
In the interval Of the speeches, the audi
encc was cnlivcncd by charming music,
contributed by three young gentlemen ana
tcurS.
The original speeches over, Mr.. Thomson
WAS introduced, and proceeded to the dcliv-
cry OF an able and eloquent address on
"The Philosophy Of History" We at
tended this meeting expecting treat in
this address, and we were not disappointed.
1t WAS in perfect keeping with the speakers
character for cogent reasoning, close logic,
and earnest delivery. 1t was happily re-
ceivcd by large and intelligent audience,
and will add to Mr.. TnoMsoS's already
wc!!-carned reputation. We fo.bear C:.r..e.
comments, in the hope that the Society will
procure copy for publication.
This closed the exercises; aud after par
taking of su,nptuous dinner at the house
of friend, we left Cokesbury with our al
ready good opinion increased, of its warm
friendships and elegant hospitalites.
y FRIEND TO COkESDERY.
July II, 1856.
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Now, if ever, VIC should have sober men
i'll our councils, sober men ut the helm of
State, sober men Mt the ballot-box, sober
and reliable men in tho field. If 1t be
treason to Southern interests to labor for
this; if this be Northern transcenden-
talism, then we fear our corrupt politics
has doably cursed us, not only with anar-
chy, but with judicial blindness also.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, JULY, 1865.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, JULY, 1865.
THE TWENTY-FIF'rIi Course "f Lectures
l. in This Institution will commence the FIRST
MONDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT.
FACULTY.
G. NJ NEWTON, NJ. D., Antony.
L. \. DUGAS. NJ. d., Surgery.
I. p. GARVIN, VI. d.. Mntera Mcdica, Thcr-
apcutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. A. EVE, VI. d., Obstetrics aud Discusses of
Women and Infants
II. V. NJ. MILLER. N. d., Pathological Anat.
omy.
ALEX. MEANS, N. D., Professor of Chcmis.
try.
:. D. FORD. NJ. D., Institutes aud Practice
of Medicine.
II. F. CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Surgical Compar-
alive, and MicruscOpical Anatomy.
II. CAMPBELL, NJ. d., Dclnonstrator Of
Anatomy.
S. B. SIMMONS, NJ. D., Assistan. Demon
strnt0r.
JURIAH HARRIS, N. D., Proscctor to Pro-
fessor Of Surgery.
Clinical Lectures will he delivered regularly
at the City Hospital, ind ample opportunities
will. be afforded for the study OF Practical Auat-
omy
Fees for the entire Course .........Sl05 90
Naturalization Ticket ito be tuken once) 5 90
For further particulars, apply TO
q. NJ. NEWTON, Dean.
July l6, 1856. l3 At
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Notice is hereby publicly given to sll parties
interested, that a Final Settlement Of The Esiate
Of 8 8 Baker, decd, will be made belors the
Ordinary Of Abbovillo District, ON The 18th day
Of October nexi .s stfF tlG5 -
All parties having claims against the Esssts,
will pressnt the same for payment on or before
that day, and those yet indebted will please
mako early payment Itis hoped that thu dis
tributses, or their representatives. will take due
notice Of the day appointed tor settlement
- tho Administer and Administratrix will not
hold themselves accountable for interes. altar.
49, 5 :. ,iti JOHN s. REID. Adnr. ,se
JANE, r. BAKER, Adm'x.
! July 9. Is56. T2 Sn -
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-07-17
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HAMMOND & LARK.

column, it will 10y seen that these gentle
men have formed a copartncrslip for the
purpose Of carrying on the Grocery and
Cotton business, in Hamburg, S. G. We
recommend them TO the patronage Of the
public. They have given the best evidence
Of their liberality and fair dealing. How ?
by adrcrtising!