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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

Opening Of the Mechanics Saloon.
ALTON Glassman will open this saloon. on
hf'h street, opposite the Passenger ID pot
OF the NJ. & NJ Rail Ro d, this morning al
10 O'Clock. A free Lunch, with Oyster
Soup, &C, Will be served.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

Gt- 1t is stated in the Texas papers
that salt works have been established
in that State, about fifty or sixty miles
above Austin, on the west side OF the
Colorado. The salt is said to be SUI
perior article, and the best offered in
that market. This is fortunate dis
covery, as all the salt for that region
was conveyed in wagons from the coast
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

r. Mr.. Gray, a ship builder at
Milan, Ohio, las procured the contrac,
for building the six revenue cutter,
which government Il about 70 plsss On
the iaAeA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

Another large invoice OF spendid
Goods have arrived at SMIrH's VARIETY
Store, corner Of Second and Brady
Streets. Among them We notice largo
numbers OF those beautiful Broche Long
Shawls. SAlTH's Stock is reple,e with
ell manner Of seasonable Dry 90 DDS,
aud OF the most magnificent styles as to
fabrics and fashions, aud if you drop 10
he and his gentlemanly Clerks are sure
to give you bargains.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
An Gvisls and Catholic View of
the late Eoecti0O.
From TIE Freeman's Journal.

Wherever New Englandism FREEDOM
inated-wherever the New Englande.
had transplanted himself from his orig
inal barren home into newer and richer
soil-wherever the New England idea
found tolerance, there was to be seen
sectionalism, there was hatred engen-
dered by the appeals of Parson-Politic-
lans and Pulpit-Demagogues- there
the CHEEvERs and the BEEcHERs lif-
ted up their voices and manifested the
bitter blood of New-England and its
hostility to the common constitution.
The evidence Of this attempt on the
part OF New-England and her allies
against the country is to be seen III
the vote of New York, as contrasted in
It's northern and southern divisions, as
well IA in the portions of Ohio, Mich
igan, and other States peopled by New
Englandcrs.
The fidelity to principle Of the ma
tive born of the Southern and Middle
States, Of various races, largely assisted
by the men of the emigration, has
saved the Union. Hencciorth no man
who loves the Union will doubt tbs
intelligence and devotion of the odopt-
ed citizens, for II they had not stood IN
tie gap to stem the lorreat otNew Eng
kaadisni, the continuance Of the Union of
these States pouid have been an impos-
siblty; therefore the out-pouring of NAL
ice against them is but an evidence of
the extent of their services, and they ac-
cept it as their reward. 1t is honor
enough to be So well hated by those
who hate the Union.
New Englandism has received
mortal blow, not so much in the de-
feat of the sectional candidate, as in
the coloring Of the new moral and po-
lltIcal map of the country whereon its
sinuous course can btraced for future
warning. New Englandism in is lit
tleness is unfit to lead the country. 1t
is but the inhertor of the Island Spir-
ii Of old England, and does not possess
that faculty Of expansion needed to
take IN continent of States. New
England has never possessed more
than one rdca at time and that she
has always run into the ground. Her
Purltanism was but spiritual de>pot-
ism--uuder which every man had to
square his opinions and conduct accor-
dIngto the rigid spiritual pattern placed
before him by his spiritual masters.
nder Puritanism there existed no toll
erallon for dissent. Disagreement
with the standard, on even minor
point, was sure to lead to instant re-
ligious, social and civil excommunica-
ton. Though the other extreme-lat-
ltudinarianism- has now been reached.
when belief, even in the Divinity of
our Lord, is regarded as non-esscn-
iml. Vet New -Eng landism has changed
in essence not one iota There is but
one, paramount and exclusive idea in
the New England mind-and there Is
room for nothing else.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
business Directory.
Banking and Exchange.

NACXLorr d cORBIN. -. Cor Second aud Brady
NICHOLS. CAMPBELL d CO.. Main
COOK h SARGENT. Main and Seco'id
McGREGOR, LAWES BLAKEM0RE......M Main.
CIT BB BRO BARROW 4 CO.. Cor Main "a 81
TALLMAN, POWERS h MCLEAN. sbove Y u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
CO Nj NJ e H G. l A I.
OFFICE or Iowa DAILY STATE DEMOCRAT. I
Friday Evening November -, 1856. !

The packing bu,ines- oommenc' d, at. 1t Is pre-
suueL that the amour, OF pork packed by our pack
rr> this year will he nearly double that OF last season
In The grain matk't there Il tries business KEEP,
MP, though wealth j. held az rather iow figures and
with no promise OF rise AT pr seat
Flour steady as quoted, at which figures twtI prob
All. remain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29


Impsrtass = FensIes-Dr. Cheesusn's
PiIls.rhe combinations Of ingredients An here PHI,
re the result Of a hong aud extensive practice They
mid IN their operation, and certain correctins
ali irregularities painful menstruAt.on remo, ing all
sbsructons. whether from cusd otherwise, head
sche pain in the side. pap,taton Of the heart disturb
ell sleep which arise from interrupten Of nature
they can be successfully a. preventive. These
pills should never be taken in pregnancy, a. thes
would SURF TO cause miscarriage. wArsnted pure
~ v-setable, and free from anything injurious to lite
Of health. Explrlt direerions, which should b. read
accompany each boz. Price VI For sale b. the
Druggists In Davenport, and Hin,e. b Ciippeng-r,
hock Island Sent by mail by neo,ng u 10 Or Cor
ueiius l. Cheeseman, No 1872 Broadway, New Yort
Ue3v-ds~Im)
Daley. Magical Pain Exirsc,ov.-The goo
and principal chsracterislics u DALlEi's MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consist
LIST OF ns never failing and and unique prp@rt,
apliei 10 sny external injury I" check III
asntnsts instantly, and Tspidy to reduce THIS
feature constitute ~, great power to alleviate u
pam Of burns aud ADJ sIid OF othsf painfu' T..
ta-r. IN Incredibly short 9 space OF tiur ali a
Vii sppeat Il orn tn fw ,estus.uias hrr,tnto al
soxd rvtry intiiiten, mind y full awatp inst IL
ali eases % external injury thp PAIN produced b
l.aammsiion oi TIL injured part; aud therefore n
iva renew the caus ths eff CT lnu.i -.a-..
81 lie "a fincati,, popert-s beGtraiihe the Is,i-
sol hui may isrk IA the syst III, and Val when az
li.t % ths Sores draw raprily all impure matte
u the surface snd ,Jrct Thence IA great d. cLstg
1t produc's from sores oceasioned b, barn.--and
when applied 10 I'D ad IN, eieraie sstes salt Rbeam
or other Gu aneous Diseases.
Each box " genuine bailey Pam Extractor has |
a,s.n IL Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
tua..d, ,LiGkEAER \ Co, proprciofs, and |
BENst nALLY, Manufacturer. All others Al. |
Count Il. rrhe25 ceuts per box.
~ N.gi, -hould be addressed to C. V Cuck-
eoet y 60 = ,rclAy street New York
Sdd ~ al - uIsist, aud Medicine dealers though
ht ihr tl.Ht ;.I,i'-. scp25-'ls~ 3m
Nm A. Hate helor's Unir Dye.-No burning |
bn,ttriug compound could ever have attained the |
universal favor accorded 10 this Dye The original
rel than he brown or black produced In he red
It grsycsi or most frowzy hair by II. Mad and
.oi, applied At Bachelors Wig FACTORY IN nine
prlyat" rosilsJ 2S3 Broadway, Ntw York. VIA
Hal irior ~ the box OF all genuine others are I'M
i attpas.
Fut sale by AlSosd n Van Pattru'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
JOHN GEMMELL,
Lithegrapher, Engraver and Map

lS9 Lake Street, Chicago, Illireis.
IIAvING had ten yean practical experience In the
l1 Ejtlfs ri NeW xoSk, fhtisdelphis snd 1Qse0S,
viDS9fxePte in style unsrspaessd y any o. The
AD6vS AeAtd slasss md % - nsst rsIosoAsh
AeyInG'ssl w " " ## " NJ II +.
aikTe Nsaa QAssss. oseslara. DsllsaA,, - No.
- - - ss'ass ,saa'a,:s 800
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT
VI iNJED.

Two Boys, a. Apprentices to the
Printing Trade. Those from - to 10
years o. age preferred
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
New Goods! New Gesds!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
Merchant Tailor,
.ShUleSale and Retail Dealer
Ready suNte (1OfhjIsg,

N9tSNy sUNNe SJOSOseeG,
Cloths, Casssmerts, Iesiiags, Gents
Furnishing Goods and 7aiorS'
TRIMMINGS,
LAS Just returned fr,n, n, East with one q tho
i largest aud best selected stocks Of sopds ever
offered for ssr Ia this market, consisting la part 81
the following article
l1rOMs1ciOShs.
fuyitsh French, 8~rman and Amer
lcsn. of tn nn's' quality snd latest
style ~ go.ds.
Casstsseyes.
English, French aud Am. ttcAl. %
every variety Of stylr, color and
quality
Isssings.
white Narsill.s Matalasse, Whits
'uuden Figured Tnsei and coorcd
.iiks Fancy ami Plain Silk vsise,,
t,rry silk and Linen. Italian Six
Orcnadine, Satin Italian Cl.th,
s'k Plush, aud Fsucy Cashmerss IN
great ssrnfy
OrsrcOOttNg.
Black Bluc and Brown Broadcio,h,
Union, whitney. and Ptiot Cloths,
Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed and
SAHARA OF he latest imports.
Ready Made.
Nv tcnats, Over.sacks, snrtonts
Re frg Jackets and TaImas rr,ck
AMI pfe>- Frnrk Coats OF all quat-
ti"s aud siy ~, six, velvet. Piush,
Clpth Cashmere and Valencia Vets,
Cssnett, satln.tt double aud twist,
fancy an plain Cashmere and Doe.
skin Pant; D"n'n and Guernsey
Frocks, Wrappers and overalls. J..
Es1rsstsjstssg Goods.
Hickory, calico. white PLAN linen,
corded aud Paris bosom, fancy coll
orcd Shirts. with common and polka
Wristbands string De Orsey, cord.
cd Byron pnlka and lap Collars,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
Magnificent Enterprise.

10000 II BSCRiBERS IN ONE YEAR
30,uuu 10 BIZ OBTAINED IN SIX MONTHS y
flUa.OOu To BL GIVEN IN PREMlUM
t5e.olu To Bh GIVEN IN SIN MONT ms! i!
~ y md rtake an rxtrsornHary task. that of Oh
~ tam,ns $1,000 Subscribers Ia SIX months, and
use Ia. following extraordinary means to accom-
pli.A OU: I'm prse.
Isl iadc the very lARG EST sad BEST Illus
tate Family Paper OF country and sell 1t al the
LOWE I price.
has been FqU ALLIED and cannot b. surpassed in lib
&. atty. Tn the that snail gis sum equai
&C. is.s sSLve p-oecfds OF the paper months,
~. $51Gun The most OF the " N he al, en- In
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

SGLECr ScHooL-We would call the
men' OF Mr.. Geo. w. Shidy n another
column OF our paper. We hope the insiitu
ton will be well pat. oI izcd by our citizens
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

ALLEN CLARK. .......P U Building, BTadyst
lSBELL n Co.. Main t.
ALLEN DOOLAN... .....Orr's Building Brady t
Insurance Agencies
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
1vTLOEle'S P.iTE.e'T
UnrivAl1ec1
Sal0lll0nder Safes.

.. g. W1LOEW 3 CO.
Paeatees and Manufacturers OF the BEST Fire Proof
Safe in the World
n order TO supply the increasing demand for their
i WORLD RENOWNED SAFE, have opeaed a
Branch Depot in Chicago, IL Wells ST., where tn '
viii teep constant supply ~ New York Prices sd-
,l,as freight,
.JesCelles.s' and Bankers Safes
md - order with po~der proof locks. - All
safes made by than rrArted FREE from dampness
STEPHEN n PtERSON,
oct % 'i6a Agent, f2 Wells ST, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
Silver Plate
pany, ia ptcc worth from ONE DOLLAR /,
ONE HJ sDHE DOLLARS, or wore, Their,
w4l also b Included several
GOLD WATCHES.

premiums WI be decided UPON Immediately on re-
( tpt NJ subscripu Parties eau specify any arti
81 ., equal L. tbs aumber Il their SUBSCRIPTIONS, sn(
without the hazard ofdrarinP, Il will b. boxed NJ
and sent Immediately. hough IL be One Thou
ssad Dollar Besides thi>, every subscriber comes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
A. - =
NEW s.GGDS RLCEsyED 1T
w DSWORTHS
~ HIIE brvesd sss,
w FRENCH At-lrr.-,

M NTFNs,
w FRENCH Mr-it,e.-,
whit u l,.ne-,
Emhr ,id-rtd (,liar> ard Rauds
Whit, Brow and Pink Sa h EIbhc'
tol3re. 8-erscs tor ming ,ir =.
Whit aud or, T,ri.tons
BACK Long Shawls
Eyts fiue SsXong FianiIels
Che, aci and Plain Naiusooss
LaIias' Back aud whit ,ilk Hoe
white and colored skirt liniuss,
Grrt~ Nerino Et,t~ and Pants
Ladies French Breakfi,t r hes,
white Grape. and many other styles goods TO which
we invite attention.
ul9f SECOND ST opp. LaCiaife House
Nj IssEs and BOYS aerino aud Cashmere vets al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

As- Al orAor- pnt up with care and god,
iautei.
No. 40 RaaI ,iI,h ST.. Chicago
~. l1-Ai
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-18

he. GtYernmebt 10 the most frank and gallant
,tyle.-L ". Grqg, in ClsvelaAd Plain Dealer
Ihavs read the history Of bis (FsEEosTsl
lie, and believe him to be man As much
marked out by Providence for the present e1i'
gsucy Of our nation as Washington vas for that
Of the American Revelation. He comes from
whence great men usually coma, from the mass
Of the people. Eursed in difficulties praetised
in surmOuuting them wise 10 council full
Of resource self.pOssessed 10 danger; fear
less and foremostiu every useful enterprise IN
s1cepionable in morals with an intellect
cultivated BY nature, and cultivated IN la
bo,ious fields Of duty Il trust he is destined
10 save ,bi. Union from dissolution T; to re~tor'
the Constitution to its original purity; and t
relieve that instrument which Washington oe
signed for the preservation and enlargement 9
Freedom, from being any longer perverted
The muIliplication OF Slave States, and the e1
tension Of Slavery ."-Josidh QaiHey. Sen.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-18
roi rramont,s Position.

The mao must be prodigy who can retain
Ii. manners and morals undepraved oy SuCn
circumstances, (the commerce between master 'r
"a .,aveN And with what IKE GRAFTON
~hon,a the statesman be loaded, who permitting
~ half The citizens thus 10 tramPle on sne
r;oh,s Of the other. transFOrms those int" des'
Its and these into enemies. destroys the NOR
as Of one part, and the amor Pa'r'' oil 'he 0'n'
i er-f Thomas Jefferson. ~
1 |, i among my first wishes to see some PlSn
4 .do0,ed ii bv which Slavery in this country may
hs abolished BY law George Washington
slavery is contrary to the law OF ha''0"''-
/. Wn. Wir. I .hh,,
We should transmit to postSrty our aOnOi
{ .anoe .ao .ao Of slavery .-PGtrick Henry :. =
= Slavery is dark spot on 'he face ol 'Ae d
= ,ion n.--Lqfayette. ~
% . We should go to the very verge Of lne 20
% 1,g,,;on T. 10 destroy the traffic in human lies
= --Frapklin ,s ,
=, ~ ~ slavery is a most blghling curse upon
- = Old Dominion; and know OF but one way
MS setting, rid Of it--by Legislative authority
= and SO far a. my vote shall g. for that purp
~ it shall never be wanting : george "0"'
,m. Ton. sos a+te
.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-18
Ausnoss, Iowa, Aug. let.
.~e From The Clsv. Leader.
Our Cause Strong. Because Righteous
"Thrice is he armed, '4a
mho hath his quarrel Just. =

& Who hath his quarrel lus'' =.
The Republican Party is strong because !" g =
RraHr. II is strong because the e0"'''s"' 49,. =
tha country is witbit the conscience Ol 0ppO'
'O . wsu a. friends. The Republican FAR
!. tbe aati ssarery psrty-ard every man
trovs in his inmOst soul that Slavery Is w. -
SnoTs s ~ ,ha, the Party that would check u,
r,os,b ouch. to .aocsed' every man EA0~' '"'
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7 e w s p r. NG obs
FULL SUPPLIES.
William Shear

HH AS received his full supplies Of SPRING
IL GOODS, comprising large assortment
of new aud beautiful styles of Fancy and Stuplc
articles, suitable FOR the present seuson, among
which arc
Paris Printed Organdies aid Jaconct Muslins,
at very low prices
Plain Colored Chaes and Rich Printed Ba-
reyes;
Plain Barcges and Grape Maretz, of beautiful
colors;
new aud beautiful styles;
Ladies' Spring and Summer Silks, Of the latest
styles;
Plain Black Silks. of superior quality and at
very low prices;
superior Black Silks, without lustrc for La
dies Mourning Dresses
Lupin's Summer Bluck Bonbazines, and Black
Chalics;
Plain Black Grape Murctz and Black Barcgcs
for Ladies' Mourning Dresses;
Superior Mourning Ginghams, of new and
beautiful styles;
Mourning MusIins and Plain Black Lawns;
English Black Grapes and Ladies' Mourning
Wells;
Ladies' Mourning Collars and Underslecves;
Ladies' Embroidered NJ usIin Basques, of new
and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Collars and Cn-
dcrsccves;
Jaconct and Swiss Muslin Bands, Inscrtings
Real Thread and Valencienncs Luce EJgngs
and Inscr,ings;
Ladies' Spring aud Summer Mantillna of new
and beautiful STYLES;
Ladies' Embroidered und Scollopcd Linen
Cambric IInndi crchicfs;
Ladies' Wide IIcmstitch Linen CamLric
IiandkrrchieIS, for Mourning;
Superior Linen Cambrics and French Lawns;
Superior Paid Nainsuok and Dotted Swiss
Muslins;
Plain Swiss Null, Nansook and Jasonet Mus.
ns. at very low prices;
Plain White Organdy and Tnraan Musli;.a,
of extra width;
Plain Pink and Orange Co!ored Tn,lalan Mus
Inns, for covering Chandeliers and Looking
Glasses;
Superior IL irish Linens and I2-4 Linen
S cc,in.s
Dama>k and Table Diapers, of superior quality;
lIuckabacks and Scotch Diapers for Towels;
I'D Alcndalc and Hamilton Beached Sheet
ings;
a full supply of B'eachcl und Brown Shirt
ings, nf the best make
y large supply OF articles suitable for Servants
wear;
Madonna Mixtures. 1Iimalaya I.uslrcs, and NIL
wool Debcgc. oil the best Style for Ladies' Tmv
cling Dresses;
A complete assortment of Ladies, Gentlemen,
Misses, Youth and Chldrcn's Hosiery;
Ladies White Hair Cloth Skirts aud Frcncl,
Corsets;
Ladies' Embroidered Marscilcs and Corded
Skirts;
Superior Marseillcs, Lancaster and Alcnlale
Quilts;
Cotton Osnabnrss and Georgia Stripes, at the
lowest prices;
With great variety OF other articles suitable
for Family and Plantation usr, anil nil of which
will be sold at very low prices for cash. The
public are respectfully requested to call and en-
anime the assortment
Augusta, April 80, 1856. Q If
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Capital $4,000.

100 Prizes, Amounting to. 100000.
Tickets, 80; Halves s5 Quarters $3.50.
Prizes payable without deduction! Persons
sending money by mail need moi fear ts being
lost. Orders p'inc,uaily attended to. Commu-
nlcations confidential. Bank Notes of sound
Banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numb, rs should Or
der Immediately.
JAMES +. WINTER, Manager,
Macon, Ga.
May 10, 1856. it
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CARTER's SPANISH MIxTyRE.s'
The Great Purifier of the Blooh!'
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!

YAK EMS SFaN!SM NIX yhk.as
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!'
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
Not Particle of Mercury, in it!
An Jnfallible Remedy for Scrolula, Kings Evil.
Rheumatism. Obstinate Cutaneous Eiuptions,
rimprs or P"stulcs on the Face Bl",ches.
Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes.
Ring Worm ar Tetter, Sculd Head, Enlarge
meat and Fain Of the Bones and join Salt
Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, SfFhilitic Disorders.
and ali Diseases arising from IN njudieh,ua
usc of Mercury, Imprudcnce in Life, or I'M;
purity of the Blood
EB- This great Alternative medicine and Y,f-
rifer of Blood is now used by thousands of CRATE.
full patients from all parts of the United States,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per.
formed by the greatest of all medicines, "CAR-
RERS SPANISH MIXTURE" NeuraIgis,
Rhenmatis'n ScrofuIa Eruptions the Skin.
Liver disease, Fevera, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affcc-
Female Complaints. Pains and Aching of the
i'ones and Joints. ure speedily put to fight by
using this great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet
Deem found TO compare with it. 1t cleanses the
system OF all impurities, acts gently and eff.
c'cntiv on the Liver and Kidneys. strcng,l,cus
the Digestion, gives tone 10 the Stomach, makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores iiit
Constitution, cniccb!cd by disease or bioktn
down hy the exccs.cs Of youth, to its pristine
! For The Diseases of Females il il prculiarlv
applicable, and wherever ii has become known.
ls regularly prescribed with til" hnppics, effects
1t invigorates the weak and IeJilii,tcd, and i'm.
parts elasticity to the wornout frame, clears the
skin, and leaves the patient fcsl, and healthy:
n single bottle Of tins in.stinable remedy is
worth all the SO called Sarsaparillas in existence.
! The large number of certificates which We
have received from persons from all pals IF lilo
United States. is the best evidence that there is
no iInmbug about it. The press. hotel keepers,
magistrates. physicians, and public men, we'll
known to the cumnuniv, NIL add their iestino-
ny to the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac, and
read the details of astonishing cures performed
b" CARTEES SPANISH MIXTURE. Tin most
cases where everything else had sig.,nly faiIrd)
The limits Of an advertisement will not ufifni,
their full insertion.
WIN. 5. BEERS, tS CO., Proprietotx,
No sol. Broadway, New York;
To whom all orders must be addressed
| For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants
in all parts Of the United Statcs MD tho Cana.
das, and by
| WAHDI,w & Lyon, ALbcvillc c. IT,,
GARY Il JONES Cokcsbury,
! /. g. Packs, Greenwood.
May |, 1885,. 9 Iv
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Shcriff's Sale.
EPH virtue Of sundry Wrts Of Fiera Fuciu,
E-D 10 N" directed, I will sell at Abbcvic
Court House, Oh the first Monday and Tuesday
in June next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
$40 Acres of Land, more or less. bounded bv
Jno l.ites, w. Pucket and Others. rs the prop.
erty Of ) il. Adahson, ads Enoch Nelson, as.
signee.
Ii"usc aud Lot, containing I2 Acres, more
or less, bounded by Joel I~rkhart aud others, us
the property of l.. w. McCaiIlster, ads. JUS. O.
Bozcman and others
200 Acres, more or less, bounded by w. A.
Iress'y, Il Groves and others, as the property of
Sarah Groves. Ids. II. +. Power
l House and Lot in Green wood. bounded b,.
w. II. Griffin, w. N. Blake aud Others, contain
ing Acres, more or less, as The property of s.
Crows, uds. p. w. Goodwin and others.
73 Acres, moo OF less, bounded hy A, Lara.
moro, II. Lawton and others, as the property OF
Is. e. Gilbert, ads. Drennon d Hester and others
Negro Womun. us the property Of the Estate
OF G. A. Smith, ads. Il. G.. Griffin und others
Negro Boy, as the properly of w. s. Rob
ertson, ada f.. Nelson and others.
l Sorrei Horse, the r ,,erty Of Howard
Strotlirr. ads. l.. A. DEG Grafienreid and Others.
TERMS CASH.
TR. COCHRAN, s. A.D.
sheriff's Office, May l2, 1856 4-,sd
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-05-29
BOOT WEARING GENTRY.

YNHE undersigned, Bootmnker, would inform
Il the public generally, and especially his old
friends and customers, that he has just received
that splendid lot of LEATHER Of which Iie
gave notice some weeks SINCE and is now ready
and willing to pnt up IN the best possible style,
any work entrusted to him. 10
If you want Boot that is Boot, YOU will
step into tire Shop and leave your measure.
To be found on Washington Street.
81 EDW'D ROCHE
Marcel, r. 1855 AZ s .f u.