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sro-P. .oU LAMATI@S 1HE MAYOR RENEwEB!-I feel
oai confidence the wonderful curative age
cy u (senu Ell OIL. eighth and anutl hat
prOpOsii sit SitU with tie Nay or
Institution he ii nc not cure An
cas- iiism lss. asthma. Paral 81 gut ieVsr and
other have so success
fully treat this city Baltimore ating NV York
aud other PLACES the House. New OTk last year
than thTts thout single fallue uie Ut.
Fslt TT. y j Ito d me on S&tur-
he at cured than hve with my "
aud pr prlly ra onee-he III re IL
in this oil All the cures
so tong pha made by r Smiths ELECTRIC
ill only a h. SNiiH' CHEMIST
.IH Htsre Northeast Walnut and tigi tn
P druggists in PhIlafef h'a sell my tlee-
with all srts OF ~orteless
the mana r. SWIFT lin the gI9ss
Tn .-dit,ts ID Advocate L. visit II. Me
lust writ Smith ageuts thu say the Oh sells
givesgreat satisfaction in all vi 1T country
aug 81 -l-t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville T-rro-auts
40 A NJ. on which local passengers wihe taken
H For any 'nformatiou through Tickets arFy the
Conpany's TRANSPORTATION Office. head of Ev
ansville. 4 DANIELS Surg.
Princeton Clarion aud Hende Patriot
adv. al
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Will he distributed according to the following
MAGN sFIFENT StHEAIE.
W REPRESENTATION PRIZ1S
$500 600

: O nrizes Amounting $500 600
Es Who Tickets s1o-iai1es $50 partere <sSs 50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers 80 co., corr. sio'dins with those
encrclsa with small tin tuhes and paeedin wheel
The ~haes are then r voivtd and nnmbsr drawn
the AMI at the riae prize is draw
from wheel The number snd prize dr. out
q thu prize b. ing placed against the number
This operation is repeated until all the prizes are
AUTHORIZATIONS s.Th, preceding ami the two
those draw TIVE FIRST 30 prizes will
emitted sO mon prizes according to the
The Managers determined that their
all theirs odef to the public the shave scheme which for
p pr ss, I'a1 ne! ssr f1 yqda
@ Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
erAiIpriresS 81 90 ar under paid ediateIy after
AiIeom mu strictly md initial The
win forwarded to purchasers Immediately after the
GREAT IvpucEnEsrs TO oLyRs "A. tsIf Of the tick
todd and the follow
Ing rates. All that the 10 tickets draw the amount
Certificate of Pa Ease Of 70 WhSle Tehets, $50
do 10 10 o oar DO DO ......:: IS IS
ersT for tickets or certificates of packages of
IS %AN { co: A.l.nt. Ca. or +
sa.- FALL GOODS
NUST Received by railroad the first goods of the
- suitable tor the fA': trade.
ssd Cas- % D DO Frs .S s p t p.i1,
with treat variety oney aress Trimmings
all kinds for sale at very low prices by u,ourE sco
al Prime Potatoes 10 d9a ehi eo%R a1gs Just
AUCTEON SALE.
rHE win oder sale saturday the 23d of
Engine House the following Lot (Which is $50
fee dssp and & feet t0ns an % t2@nd mr.
ade pubic on theday ofsale. p BlRk
| HeSkYi GuABERrs. AuetiOpeer. sugl6-tds
ATEW MCSIl.--The Lost Staamtr;
u u Liety SehottSchi Hnoson " ave PolKa;
l. Julietta Bell; John Browns Legacy;
,esssn'hy'' Last Waltz for sale ns9yNyNeToS CO.
| New YORK MATtHH-
" 100 z Wooden Box Matches; - ---...
GO q % Ps5'f Do Do d. s.;,ss.s
/ augis ~ q. IL. COOK e. SON
BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE
l. E<sEl THE ELECT ION
N the 4th Of Nove~ber will show who will come tr
to wait long and therefore vite specially
L h PA X T S
81 saf Dry o o d !
in the Domestic Fancy lines; also handsome
si ior FALL zii ASD WfSrsR Emu
adgi5 Corner II Main and First SITS
ss.s r-s--. LOST.
"A sides and hair centre Valued sake
The shall rewarded the thanks
the owner bv leaving It at this eaies je25tt
BOARDING. ~ aSTED.
ERY LAZY an d me Boy; room
situation private mil pleasant Of the
city preferred For urGher in OTmtiOn call at this Ofce
ang'5-3ts
N Victoria or the World Overcome;
Lie aud ADVENTURES of Bee wowith. r1
List Of the soresters The Tongue of Fire.
De QIincsy's MORALS; " est Border Life. etc.
aagi5 T. CONVICTION CO.
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a CARI

HAVING assooiated with in business Mr.. rhsrIesE
u MeJohnsson Jr. in place Of Nj vekery retired.
We will coDtiune do Family Groesry PrevisioE
business the old stand The AsHingfoD Hotels
under the and style OF VJcKERY JOHNSTON.
will be happy to ~aito all my old friends and
meTs, and many with th<iRS
patronage promsiIg to DO the agreeable
JANIS W. VICKERY. Z e
P S.Mr. Sam ! YickeTy IS horized 70 M coliee-
tions aai pay ST. seEands against t@ old Pie naa
of 1.-THE old firm will he used in the
jyI1 : 7 " w g.
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TRAVELLERS HOME,

TRAVELLERS HOME,
formerly Bull'S Head Tavern,
VIE undeTsign d has taken the above well known house
and reJted and reiurnt+hd throughout the best
svle The accommodations wiz be other house
in Evansville have good for Boader and keep
well supple table the market will and
sonable- Attached the house good Bowling Asy
Travellers will receive attention and their cattle be
we'll taken of sugI1-n WM. D, THOMAS.
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From the Lopdon Times.
GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN MALUCCAs.
Z ERUP TON OF VoLCANO.


The Indian mail brings advices of another of
those dreadful earthquakes, for which 'rernati
and the adjoining localities in the Moluccas are
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NOTICE.
PUBLIC NOTICE

/ TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. rss-ets-
HAVE this day tJuy I4th. sold
= In the merchandise everything pertaining theteunto.
formerly owned hyJ W. Il s. rickery Mr. Charles
MeJohnston Js who with Mr. James W viekery will
time the business the old stand -fd17'ff
, return my sincere thanks friends
their liberal patronage extended while
with the old firm and would be pleased that
same may be continued with the fI'sTf -aD ~.
! lyH SAMUEL. YTCEERY. 8
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ENOHN IEAI. Fob Ff;Ef.-4o bills Corn Meal 10
~ sale cheap for feed. JHst reed by
augl5 z. H COOK & SON.
BBLS urine Leaf lard. 90 prime Butter;
ausl5 z. H. COOK & SON.
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BOARDING 7aANTEJ
ATEW RANKS

ERY Lady and small Boy; furu sh he
situation a private mil in PLEASE of Il
city preferred For urther in call this office
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NJ EM HOOKS
v Victoria, the World Overceme;
Lie aud AdvaHtHres of Bee woWith-
List Of the Foresters; The Tongue of Fire;
De QIincsy's NJ MORALS; " est Border Life. etc.
Just reed aud fol- sale by
T. CONVICTION
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a BREASTPIN of the shape of a harp, with pearls
IA sides and hair in CENTRE Valued fer the sake
The finder shall rewarded receive the thank
the owner bv leaving this office. je25t
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FRESU AisIsIVAES-

EUST received and opening direct Fhiiadei-
81 phia. shalt chests "a choice
Teas amongst which half chest of Extra Black
which reeommenSto those who love 81 sill
offered at small advance cost Call snd try
r- VlCKERY JOHNSTON'S,
jyl7 Main u Washington
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EEIFIE E'0NDEK -Dupont's ee ebrat. d brands fol-
"A q sale at redu ed prices by ~ -l
+ aagl2 GEO. FOSTER & co
tANnLES:-1f0 boxes Star. Oral and pressed Summer
~ M"nld Taliow, for sale low to ,lvse 10y
augl2 GEO. FOSTER co.
Nh AND ROslN.-l75 bills in -hippng order sale
u by ~ angiz GEO. + oTER 4 @
sEXTREFAMILY FLOUR .-!5clags rom white whea;
A% 81 TIM years growth. just reed and OF
angl2 HER~HBERGER Il CARSON.
Eft:G-.-50 doz fresh Eggs sale by
EI auel2 HERSHBEkGER & CARSON.
ElEN2L STARCH.-9fol lbs Proctor Candles Pearl
augl2 TICKERY JOHNSON,
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RAILROADS, &C.
iUM MEK AIsIsANGENI ENT.

and after Monday. dune 18TH until further rotees
" The Mail Passenger Train will leave Evansville,
lao p. $ arriving at Vincennes 42cf. in times
connect viii the Evening tain the Chic NississI
Railroad for st Louis and Central Hline lore
7:45 r NJ snd Indiana lis at los A. M making direct
connections Cincinnati Columbus C1ereIzhd
phis New York and Baltimore. ~ 81 ~
Returnng-leave Terre HsUe 1855 NJ. after tie
rival of train from Indians polis-arriyes Ryansyle
9:25 P. u.
Passeng by this train
and Louisville day Baggage checked of IndisnA
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WATER MEIONs, - iTER MElaxs

OVERS Of good Water Melons wills please call att n
h ork bak on Fiist street. where they
those that both and 're-h have III
seat t. ag' part OF the city. free OF expen
hugIS Ia GAUNT
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Jackson Street Hospital anal Surgical
INFIRMARY FOR Negroes

Ho'JNl ~. ia.
VIE Undersigned would respectfully call the
Il attention Of Painters and Slnv..owurrs
gcncrai'v. t" their c"nplctr and extensive cs,nl
iiSh'ncnt III Augusta. Ga, for the accon,u,mI,
tlon OF NEGROES r"qririn. SURGICAL, Op
E0ATIONS or Treatment in CHRONIC bis.
EASES.
The ..in.' is situated on the corner of Jnck
son and Fenwick Streets H. ,wecn the G.. origin and
the Savannah. Rail Road Dcpnts; ana il sigh!
"i both. Ii is therefore convenient for the re-
ception of patients from distance In lis con.
str"c';on. throng hou' the entire plan, was KEEP:
~ view The special purpose to which it is AZ,
Piled; hcing furnished with everything which
can rnn'i"cc I" the comfort Of the SICK /, is
supplied with hot and cold baths and shower
paths-h''i has waicr-coscts in cari, story to
avoid fatigue and exposure to the patients. II
Is also well ventilated and lighted with ras.
WIN the constant attendance of experienced
male and f male n;rscS, thr patient w iii be .,rr,,
much Of the suffering wh:ch too often is the re.
result OF unavoidable neglect in the Treatment, OF
Negroes III ordinary private prac,ic"
TERMS-For Board, I.c.lg ging and NURSING.
per month, $40 Fur al! necessary Medical al
tendance, Surgical Opera, ous, &c, the same 81,
III ordinary city pructicc.
H. l.. CAMPBELL, Surgeon,
Il. CAMPBELL, Attending. Physici:n.
Nav 2. 1885. ,ntf
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FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

H WILL open at Greenwood, in this District,
Il FIRST MONDAY CT JANUARY next, n
Female High School.
instruction will be given in all the Branches
Of finished Female Education-I.atin and
Greek, (if rcqnired.) English Grammar, Nntum
History, Natural aud Moral Philosophy, and the
Higher Mathematics.
Il set of the latest and mosi approved Globes
and Maps. ws,"thrr with :. costly Laboratory of
Chemicals, and Philosophical Appa. atus, will be
Mt the service of the Scic"l
Young Ladies fio;n q distncc" can obtain
Boarding, in excellent families. ut $40 i:"r month
The villagc of Greenwood. situated imm,di
a'cy nn the line Of the Grccnvc & Columbia
Rail Road, is well known as one of the m"st
henuti'u, hcalt!,fu:, aud moral in the State !;
while its numerous pious families Churches and
Sabbath Schools, uiford every religious facility.
For particulars, address me at Greenwood.
j. II. LOGAN.
EicfercMccs.-Rev. a. W. Leland, ID. d.,
Andrew Crawford, Esq, Columbia, s. G r. P.
Ravcnel Esq.,, B!ack Oak, S. C.; ]. Wistur
Simpson. Esq, Lnurensvillr, S. c.; Rev. Jno.
McIccs. Greenwood. :. c.; Rev. Jno. G. Will
liams, Hodges Depot, S. G.
GJ LaurensvilI, Herald will give two iuser-
lions and forward bill to me at Greenwood.
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P9MAREA NURSEREs3S.-IS55-e;
SUMMER d CssAMMOND

H-H AVE for sale "a large and fine cn.lccion Of
a1 the best varieties of FRUIT TREES
consisting of PEACHES, PLl;MS, ApRICUTS
Meet III NE$, FIGS, GRAPE VINES,
PEARS. both standard and dwarf, APPLIES.
standard and dwarf, ROSES, PIONEERING
SHRUBS, and fine EV VERGKEEN trees of a.,
kinds.
IH"ir Fruit Department cmbracrs al the hest,
native varieties. eu:ly amL late, as wei, rs chocc
foreign kinds and the trees are Of fine habit and
gr::wtli. Priced Catalogues :, ii to ull applicants
after the lst September
DIR: J. III. LOGAN, NJ the Banner Office, Ab-
bcvillc &. IL, :. C.. will receive und forward
orders. Address
SUMMER Il CRAMMOND.
Ponariu, =. G..
July 1S, 1855. l3 tT
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH!
W. S. WOOD,

hhSUfhClORER oF AND pEALEE IN
Boots Shoes and Brogans
No. 1876 Richardson st. first door beom the market,
COLUMBIA, S. e.,
IT AS now in store n large aud we'll selected ns
* sortment Of nll descriptions Of goods usually
to he found in Shoe Store, consisting of Me-
uroc:s -, am. Nailed Broguns, Stitch Downs,
House Servants ,.,,..ocs, ali classcs, Which nre
Offered by the cnse, dozen Or single pair, at tho
lowest figures, CASH.
ALSO,
Ladies' fine Brk nnd Cord Cutters. Ladies' Kid
and Morocco Walking Shoes aml slippers. from
the House Of j. Miles Il Son, Philadelphia.
ALSO,
Gents Fine Calf Dress Pump and Stitched
Bouts, of his own manufacture.
A I.SO,
French and Amcrscan Calf Skins, Oak and
Ne,nlork Snle Leather.
N. B. The Manufacturing Department is
under the Suprriutendrncc Of IN experienced
workman. and all work intrusted to his care
warranted to give satisfaction.
W. S. WOOD,
1856 Richardson street,
Columbia, S. C.
October 4, 1855 81 ~
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NOTICE! NOTICEIf

WILL be, sold, on tho nth dayof january
w next. at the late residence oi ELfJAIi
LIVER, deceased. = .2,,l'
20, or moro, Likely Negroes,
Horses, Cattle, Plantation Tools aud House Fur
ni.ure. And also the Plantations containing
1886 Acres of, Land.
The plantation lies one mile above Boman's
Ferry, on Savannah River, bounded on the north
by the Diamond Springs. and south by Alexan-
der Oliver aud james G.. Harper Til re is
100 Acres of River Low Grounds
on the place; the hnlauce of the lands are up
lands, and most OF it in the woods and finely
timbered The pluntatinn is now in IA fine state
of cultivation, and well improved in the way Of
Buildings.
The plantation will be sold privately, if proper
application is made FOR it before the day Of sale
Any person wishing to look at the lands, will call
on james T. Allen, ono Of the Executors, who
resides tho place.
Terms of tho snlc will be- made known to any
one wishing TO purchase the place.
SAML l.. IlILI.
JAMES L. ALLEN, 0N ''S'
December 10, 1866. 35 st
s4S- Independent Press copy to 5th Of Janu-
AIRY aud send account TO this oilice.
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= 601 Prices Ainounfihk9p 100000 4
, ONLY 10000 NBMBxsas =,
r Remember every, Pize,is drs va al q 5kissdrau.
ing. aud paid: when due, In full, without RaS 4 ~
;duction Orders strictly onfdenEai e0tRSfase
sent to ordcrr. Resistertd leiters at my fisfs
Bills on all solvent Banks ut par. '9:@sss
Tokets $40; Balyes %; :, Quarters $3.50. y.
s.S5 JAMES f.. WiNTEis; Manager, -
Jan. 1s, 1856. ,37 ~ $50. eN at
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Executors Notice.
Estate Of gnscp, MarstnI, dec

Estate Of Jnscpil MarsIlniI, decd.
1,IIE Executors of the above Estate, hereby
L give notice Il, MI persons indebted To tho
same, 'lla. Immediate payment is required
unless those nlcbe ed heels this no,ic., the
Notes will he placed, before Return Day, in the
ands OF all Attorney for collection. Enough
AID
j. W. W. MARSHALL
J. =. MARSHALL, { H* ors-
Jan. 2, 1856. 3S 3m
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Notice.

Notice.
4 IL persons indebted to- the Estate Of LEVI
II lllLBURN. are required to make payment
OIL or before the First Monday in February pex.
Also, all persons having dcmnnds against said
Estate, are requested to present their claims,
property attcsletl, TO the subscriber
ED. COBB, Admir-.
Dec. l8. 1855. 35 If
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JUST PUBLISHED, GY TIE
II 0 " Il RID Il SIS SOCI11 TIOW.
PHILA ELPIIIA, PA.
p ErORr on pERMATORRlIEA, or Sem
IL na Wenkn ss, Impotence. the Vice OF
onanisni, Mmsturhnti"n, or SclI-Ahusc, and other
Diseases nf the Sexual Organs, with nm account
of the errors aud dcccptions of Qu,cks and val
u;.hlc advice 20 tho afflicted. by GEO. z. CAL
iiOUN, NJ. H., Consulting Surgeon of the How
ard Assuciati"n Philadelphia, Pa, n benevolent
Institution. established hy special endowment,
for the relief nf the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Virulrn. and Epidemic Diseases" a
copy of the 'bove Report will he sent by mail
lin Sc lied envel"p,) free Of ehargr, on the re-
ccipt oI i,ro stamps 'r postage.
Address DIR. GEO. Il. CALHOUN,
No. = South Ninth Street
Philadelphia. Pa
Dec. 10, 1853 81 I'm
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Dog Lost,
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
IINIIE Administrator Of the Estate Of SA Nj.
= l.. DALE. dec., h"rrby gives notice to ull
parties concerned, that 4 Final Settlement of the
sid Esin,e will be made in The Court uf Ordi-
nary OIL the first dry of March next.
Let every person VIII" has IL legal cnim nga;nst
the Estnte, present the same 10 the Admimist:u
tor. duly uIirscd on or before that day. or ever
after hold their peace.
L. J. JOHNSON, Admir-
Dec. 10, 1855. 81 3t
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II O L L O W Il Us OINTMENT
'E:,c Grc,. E;x,crna, Remedy.

En-" Grei' External Remedy.
q Hf THE AID Of Il microscope, we SEQ
AIS millions. oil openings the surface of our
bodies Through these this Ointment, when
!nbhc'i on the skin, is carried to any organ or
inward part Diseases OF the Kijpcvs. d;sor.
drrs of the Liver, affections Of the henri. Iufam.
tnaiioh OF the Lungs, Asthmas, Coughs and
Colds are by lis means c!fi:tually cured Every
housewife know: that salt passes freely through
hone hone or meat at any thickness. This healing
ointment iar more readily penc,Iatts through
any bone o, ncshy part Of the living hody, cur.
ing The most dangerous inward complaints. that
c'nn"t hc reached by other means.
ErysdYe!aS, Saai nshrnEn g. Scor-
b,a!ic k2usnois.
no remedy has ever done SO much for the
cure "t diseases of The Skin, whatev or f rm they
may assume, as this Ointment. No case Of
SnH RheuIn, Scurvy, Sore hrads, Scrofnla. or
rrNs:F"'las ran long withstand it's ;uf1u.ner
The inventor h"s travelled over many ptrts -
The globe, visiting the principal hospitals, dis
pcn.mg lhIs Ointment, giving advice rs TO its
application. and has thus been the means OF re-
storing countless numLc,s 10 health
Sore Legs. sov" Breasts, Wound.
and UIcers.
Some OF the most scientific surgeons now relv
solely on The nso o! THIS wnmlerfnI Ointment.
when having I" cope with the-worst c;,scs of
! SORES, woan!s, ulce;s. .lnnduIur dwellings, and
'Gn"rS I.o!c$s"r iio,w"r has, by command
"i the Allied Governments dispatched to tha
hcsWt'ls nf the i:;.s:, large shipments of this
Ointment, I" be Used under the direction OF The
M'!,ral staff. in the worst eases of wounds. 1t
Will cure amy ulcer, glan.uar swelling, stiffness
or contraction Of the joints, even Of 20 Years,
standing.
Piles and F'i>tuI:tS.
lhrsc and other similar distressing complaints
can br .itectua!!y cured if the Ointment be we'll
i',i'lrd III over the puits affected, and l,y o,icr.
wis" following the printed duictions around
each pot.
BoM I'sls "id Ointment Should be used Il, Ms
Joisoring cases:
tSuniuns J.rmbaro Sars rsr-
s."'" Hlefe'irial Eru2- Sore Breasfa
Capped Hands tions Sore Head,
y, hi''.'"'hs Tiles Sore Thrtn,s
t|hnis isHcn'naism Sores of nil
Cont Salt Rhcuu k;,Jo
Skin Diseases Sprains Scnlds
Swei!ed Glands SiT Joints Jlccrs
Ncnrrcal Sores Wounds Of all kinds
~ Sold at the Nlanuflcto ories es l>soksscr
HOLLOWAY, 20 Maiden Lane, New York. ami
IN Strand i""ndrn, and by ali respectable
DRUGGISTS ami De";crs Of Medicines ,Irouvhuut
the United STATES. aud the civilized would. in
P'.tS. ut % cents, 62i cents. and 81 racli
Ss, There is considerable su wing by takincr
the argrr s.Zrs.
n. Il. Directions for ttc guidance Of patients
in every disorder affixed to each Pot.
Nav 24. 1855. 5 eowly
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Notice..

Notice.
A% III. BE- sod 1T Pubic Auction, in Ahbc
~ vile District at the late residence OF
JOHN OLIVE Ei:. deceased. Oh
TsccSssay l.lla Eil.s.,
and days following. ptrt o? the Personal Es-
tato OF sad deceased, consisting of
30 OF IS Likely Negroes,
Horses, Mules, Fat Hogs and Stock Hogs,
Cattle,
1900 or $500 Bushels OF Corn,
Fodder, Wheat, Oats. Cotton Sec.l, Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Blacksmith Tools, an j
other property t'o iesiI"us to mention. -
JAS. 81. LATiMER, Ex Mr.
Jan. 2, 1856. 80 IL
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Notice to Guardians 4,o

~, W ~ UU1 OIe1ub, &C.
LII 1uart'ans, Trustees, sc liubic to account
II ~ ~! ohGe, are hrrcby notified to make
'"e'r annual Returns on or before the i5tb
any OF April next. All persons in default ,e
IaaI tme' will be ruled imdiscrimina,elv. Also
Guardians appointed mt last June FERN m;
W. %no nave not yet gwen Bond. are requested 70
w. II. PARK Err, C. e.. An.
Commissioners Office, 90 -
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! Money, Money!

ENOR the infSrmatidn ofny Customers, I wonId
II say that they ,tusi come forward and sSt.
tie their Accounts for 1856, as It ID PartgerrIip
busiless Aad rfiust be settled up dfately
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Janusry !, 1885, e+s1s-ta ssSy ~ 20 Stlfts5
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VALUABLE LANDS FoR SALE!

VALUABLE LANDS For SALE!
rhNIlE entire Real Estate of the late JOHN B
ID HULL, consisting Of more than THREE:
THOUSAND ACRES is offered for private Sule
OH advantageous terms
TE: !a-:r- Tract a.!;n::c !anLs cf Gel cr;.
Patterson confirms about
FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
of which q large portion is excellent River Low
Grounds. This Plantation s we'll improved and
healthy.
The Berry Hill Plantation contains about
TWELVE HUNDRED ACHES,
untl embraces large body Of Low Grounds Of
excellent quality. These tracts ndon and were
used us one plantation. The lands on Savannah
River are believed tn he the hest Cotton Lands
in the Stat. They are not swamp lands, nor
subject to inunduii.'n. but nrr dry and elevated
Low Grounds. The Savannah River niford. safe
| navigation for Boats 10 Augusta, distance of
about forty five miles.
The Little River Plantation contains about
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
is well settled. and well adapted I" Cotton and
GRAIN There is considerable hody OF Low
Grounds ''i this tract, which, for Corn, is equal
to any lands in the State. This plantation is
| convenient Ia the best Flonring Mills.
These lands are all in the South w cstern part
Of AbbcvilIc District the lands OH Savannah
River are near Barks,ialcs Ferry, and the Little
River Tract few miles below Cuhoun's Mills
Tie hnds i'll the south Western portion Of Ahhe-
VILE are considered the cheapest Of their quality
and fertility of any in the Suuthern Suites
For further particulars, apply tn the
HON. X. BARNWELL RIIETT.
Charleston,
or TO tie HON. a. BURT,
A., Wilmington
NOV. II, 1855. 81 II
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Notice..

"A Ii. persons indebted TO NICHOLAS Nc.
fA EFOY, by Note or Account. up to Janua-
ry lst 1886, are called OH to pay up before the
lst OF February. as he will not do uny longer
without his money.
N. McEVOY.
January Q, 1856 81 If