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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-04
Tres II! Trees I!

THE citizens of Westerly and the public
generally, will find at the
RIVER BEND URSERY,
valuablestoc of Trees, Shrubs and Plants
over 10000 in number-of Apple, Pear,
Cherry, Plum, Peach, Ounce, and Ornamental
Trees, a choice collection of Towering Shrubs,
Roses, Peonies, &C., &c. The above Nursery
is within one hour and half ride ofStonington
or Mystic. Trees may be removed to the above
places from the Nursery and set out the same
day. The advantage ofwhich willbeapparent
to all tree growers.
Always select your owntrees, whenpractica.
BILE, when not, address j. TAYLOR,
2O4 River Bend Nursery, Westerly, RI.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-04
Platform

A ND Counter Scales, manufactured by the
n Parker Scale &C., warranted equal to any
in market, for sale by
rI H.&F. SHEFFIELD,
21stf West Broad Street ,Pawcatuck.
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Found,

I'm the premises of the subcriber, sun
~ of Money, in bills, AMI other valus sbles
the owner, by proving property, and pay
ing charges, can have the same.
GoRT0E BERRY.
Westerly, on. 1886. 2ss
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-04
PendletOn & Co.
ARE receiving weekly from the marts Of
commerce .. ...... ..r..
DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS,
among which are some most beautiful
DRESS GOODS,
Of silk, wool and cotton text re
DON sTICs,
embracing the most extensive assortment
of brown and bleaehed goods in this village.
G r OC RTE s,
consisting Of choice black and green Teas,
Old Government Coffee, pure article, re-
oeived in the original packages.
SU G AR s, rr...| |
half dozen kinds. Molasses of superior
quality. tNlul .....
Hardware, Crockery and Glass Ware.
The best of family Flour, Rice, and Corn
Starch for puddings. Layer 2aisins. =
Corn, Oat Meal and Provinder. All oi
which, please call and examine at
PENDLETON & co.
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Trusses,
Original Package.

TUG Perfumery just received fresh sup
d ply OF Premium Flavoring Extracts, the
Best in market; Vanilla. Peach, Mace
Nutmeg, 30. For sale BY p. " ~
d. W. HAMMOND.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-04

sg- Choose your FREUD early, because
life is short. = AfNN
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-04
R e. NOVAL.

kEI EIMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having removed
l. from their old and somewhat con-
trncted quarters into therncw Store, which
they have erected during ,he past season
with spcial reference to their business, are
now preparcdto supply customers, at whole
sale or retail, tn the best qality of any
thing in the line Of
DRUGS.
MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY.
FANCY ARTICLES,
! PATENT MEDICINES,
WINDOW GLASS,
BURNING FLUID,
NARNISHES,
| BRUSHES,
PANTS,
OILS,
&c, &C.. &C.
From their superior facilities, and conse
quent increase in the extent Of their bust
ness, they will be enabled to sell at the low
est prices for cash.
pf5- Prescriptions carefully put up, ant
all orders promptly attended to.
POTTER Il CHAMPLIN.
| Westerly Oct 1856 1881
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-28
grrCusB Stattratt Yrn et. @ars's, an
cas pu6lifln

!6itmit ntr6 btifttni9r, ta6. oc MIR eta zen her
x iNatIoan pdutret uub GthIin Gcupa9ut
lst9uttEu Ganoitrh 0rGnetttb uuttrlubt bdbtl. mir
Die Sbitnerungen otrftl6iu Grmpagris aIS rihtia
fiubsu. 9Rir fiuesn, bas Der 8ceGn rem fruhtbdr:
fen ht-eOg sctttn uRe GI(tusrs IN untrfb6pflhtn
SuentitItsn eurh zen 9aHFN Nitrrtt hs9tn-eit
Sautrrtsu in rer,dasiaSuI etarp fiuo uno biz Sn:
teGie;nte uue eas grotibtu ose @ciss pen Gem bS:
iriteissa gharotIer in. gSir wiNsn, ses feline es:
furoert 9s9ino I'M 9tndt IN. uno ettratnten ne as
tnca isanfhGuspertbeu Srt ecr @tenlaiIuHs.
geirmadsth ei4is Grtdruns. neil mir slau6cn, eaf
8iilt nit eiIlSu eSEesrctR unsstaqnt tue, uuo hur
uuIrs 8tnntRiS bes 9tsSniIeuoes fne wV ktfriteiai
taB glGhriht baraber eiRc sHsMtidps Beb!ssat ftpn
utre.
sateO 3. eaofr. Gtt &c. eanbnsftr. 81. sQarps.
Gborlss eubr, Trdfoent her 9Or. Ct. Waro'f.-
Ssbn Ssstd, Glies ets grrsusb adtbs. 81. MA:
rp<. a.
9. 8. gBrisstt, elitb rss 5otcus5 @arSs. Ct.
alarp's. .. az
CANT sn6aS. eGts ssS ssrcusb 2a,ss, et. Sra.
rp'Fs ..-,. ..--.. -......
Esss sskbsirist. ksg bic sttgn fiaf ptrrtu stsfu:
uartiS sdnnttnee 3atrseftstd Der etabtS Rarp's
Gtt GdGafp, Rao. uHe bss Stists'isss siSSnbiabi9r
tIntsrfhrift in. %. ......,
Sum 5suasi6 etGtf6tn hate Id, msirsn Hamsn uh'
tsrfbristsn uno eas 1mtsfssd tsissftst uno ib
s'be bee Obissn GHpFbInns nleins S5aiss 5altnsnl'
unS
Gbipnrb Bc6el,
Raupt. Sdrsrusiflsr pru e.. G9nrp's,
GIt eeuutr, 90.
e. gSarg's, go aFrh 1853, 2ns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-28

reldes fe In ets SsFae frbt, lsltens Sepe9srln'
ee gu isrcn RunVcu, 5siH Gtpe' uab SIeiR.Ssr'
tauf su pferirsn!
Grees grfrasrtlanftit purts ksteahttt In ter
Iusnabt ats gu ben 3tptss. Der S.ualitIt uRo ben
SrTFsu-Gcltbs Sr0ysn bic Ed am y'eitru sisucu fdr
ciSitn Gauoss,Shtll.-S oiStr 5inld,t fRo mir I'm
ztanes bser-e 5artepsnhiit 81 eaHtifctrSattsrn ~
9rhsu. ats ft irgsro' IN YbitaespbiS eosr Nssrtrt
Srhatteu.
Sa @treineane mitosm tSistn Il. ss uuftr gBfnfd,
pre 2(ufrtrtfdnttit ess utliFums ouf bic gdtgr un:
itrtr eiscntn SRorafafur ~ Isnttn, pasaS fur alt
LtaGsn-bsfls6sne ans
Rlnus, 6nassn, Sungtn unb eIrSsr @rptia,
Sip. 9alb, RUrOttc, gatent Seer. asnGbtt
Sud1tin unS ecpsste Stsfs uub Sre9ans ;
Gcnaree. uno SnSpf GlitUrt, Nontsrtcs une
Srfcrb Hls. - Damen. MiiItS uno Sinttr
Rale, Rs uao N1creefc sdst Gtefsl - Sue'
fin unc SeunY ehes, @IeGfdGs Satsrt et'
ttr, ftns eastins unb StalisniiGe 9a4 9ai'
tsrs, bon srI6tpsnsr Garter.
Suite Site S3iitc
mir puren audi (cbr ftrsfiHis in Der altSabl
uutvss Steds .batr far cen TrHbIin9 uHo osn Gem:
msr.-gRir haten siR ebr fhSnes uno prllitInei9Es
!tTertsu.snt zen ssf; puma fir pGrrsn, Suatsn unr
Suuss a.
llnfcxen Ssess, 6strsr unb NPttEhaatH Sdts ttn'
nsu Feline reu esrftSsn SITE uuo Sh6ubcit IN birtr
Stont Bur GsitS osltsut rptrosn-iuesm fs atls Oui
SststIuus ourh Die msiit ip(bieRabIsH putmaGsr III
philadelphia psrfsrtiet wsrtsr
| Strp ,0iter
sn eisFtr .6inGht rusretu mir rem tersir Gtat:
tiismsut duferbatb ben ereetu Stiefsa dbtrrehen.-
Infer Sted IN rtbr srsp, Fstshenb aus:
g9snner, SnGSta unb Sunsea ssassTsas, g2aried.
81, 9egtcrn, pcbbfe, Ssrmtttt, galmleaF,
Gataba unb B!tHisans, u. +. =.
s.-Sdnsn aiuesr bitt uub sts
heru 2asptr. c r5ss apdo SHiAss 8fats, uao sesttt
8sit:bdt. g. 70. =.
ilnItr dHcrRm,ut eauptu. 5rrSts un6 GGrpGt
SSas III rolt aslv6hnlib gut uno rcffidnei9
8. 9.-3tus bic e6issn Git;rpsrosaan .NaufIiat,
i'm sanos an b;n auerniseriaitiR GitD Sebtin9sprti
tn abatlaTtu. roireSn sbrsrbtstiSf trbGt
ten. uEld,s prcnpts aafmsrthm.eit srhattfr.
aatntaurj Nrrit 6, 1855 uqHv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-28
GltQ8 9)(erb.

0dntIer im 0rpBen u. &leinrn in Stirs
fsL S5ubrn, SruufS, guIifrs, Gar
pets8d9s, II. {. 10,
pat unI6Hsit ftin gtottr'msnt NAG &c. II setit~
SEnIten Strass prrlrst.
e. IN ftin @suni;h fine SunctR uHo las FuN:
fun i'm 1n9tmtjrtn III btnohrihtSsn, taS sr Hctten
otn Ger Gitn .urdtstftbr. uno tst eamit Ethifti9t
ii. Gin frtser @trro!h car ttisSu @ditr Guesupadtn
wilde CT stesnti or bSrat9thstth Y:ri6sa rstsefF
dtju!a3rn
Sticfcl nnS gbnbeff.
Or Sat eintu arcGsH @crrOtb fIiusr eisrnsH Fa'
nufattur ouf 0anr, ju ptIthtm CT 6GItineiS hu.u'
fi0t uuc pGt,bl 1rtItd ir uarraatrt aus esn tthtn
NNattriotitu rtrfvr9t ~ fta. nno eaj Nt eantrbaf
Tnr. Nile 1rttn Sunptr:Hr6GiteN perecn auf St:
itinuua otrftrtat. - Gr Diniht e!i GufnErtfamttt
ttrcnc,rs euf lt!rt herrtidt GutiuaH ptn 6rtnfh:
Iatb. fGetsE trhocn "a tenttn. uuo ftrrcr auf rtR
lImFauo, to6 ;r ci Dtnils ets Gtdrtts g. gEitn,an,
rcn Thjtaeelr6to. ala 9rrmaun, ijeh u9criorct hat
urter esTIn IufNdt - rsr Elm srfafrHir ScidHft6'
mana ift-atIs HrStitin rtrrtdttt wtrecu. Gr ubti
Nattr orfdtrt eaO 1us bCfritti9t sYtresr tEnntn
81. P.-?tnt Nrttu fhuor,t uno farbias sGFinas
fuc ctsufIls an 9bitaes!pbta prsibtntct inn 81 ~
halttr.
1ntntour, Nrri( I6. Notv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-28
GOfcn'Sncf Stobr.
lteus Oe(dJhfts- -l)erbinonng.
@fehtttntt trnS Gd1StIle

oGlDtuUlV ulE SU] ptCllpp
9stnathrithtiatn lire otttn Ireunet uuO Qttonn
~. q Iut dbsrhaupt ttu 0tsbrtt5 Yntlttum IN etr
"iibt uao etr Strnt. cas- ne thr arc0tS uuo arriu:
,r;ltS Nsus Stcbrhou6 tt,racu babtT, uno nuu tt
~ fno loren Vunoen oWf5 tt,!t une ssuoucitt ~
r',atn. uno hNsu an cen auuvlHiSfsn Yrs!r'n gu
s,vinufsn. Shr
GtrG oGtt QIaoreU
s.i,ht IN sinsr aresrn uuo ufstntinln Wtrf6itttn
',itrtu sdNr, ptttt uHmSelid, aAt bier tGn6Rli
ptrrEn t6nncu.--afs
ErpcPcnc gSddrcn.
reneers fhdtid fdr eicfs Sabrssst utu tiuottrS'-
-S'rner - Snrts gD1nren srr tttrd6e allert
g(rttt uno bet attsr scr;igtthlet Suultti'
ten, Soreellia. Suss,S unp @las' s'Dan.
rrn. scr tn aGIsrte1sn grpereisn,
Sdtt, S9uEs, StsftI, II. {. 10,
3tgibFans:-@ Gin ore5ss uno aut 1ukst,
pib(tSs 1farttmtnt
6 Str 81trsn bon aIlen Irtsn, etttr ttotr Grt
mo Sualttit grpen9sIairr, &Grts. apctS.'
trr S91aren ate Irtsn 5lrtsiofFs asNimmer'
rs GtIeu. Qmeritani16cs mt Gnatif4ss ss3o'
itnes Gtrn aller 9trtsn atIe Scrten Stahl,
a8asst 8crsn. Soaen g1tr, 3o9t9sIGirr,
Nsfsn, 8s9r, pTug 8ubstIsR,
-PN itsrbaurt haEen fe cine orGBtrc q tfrrdtt unt
>Sftaisosubrit rtn @Saarsn atsr 2trttn. os fcnEpc
T. tiutm eaucitcbr in oitfr lImoeetne sfuResn nirc.
Ruftt an uno urtbtittt fIr Gut rdtn-ihr Ecrc i'll
1iicine prefte uno fbncIle Derfaufe.
EJ-2(us Hrtsu 9anossprcouits ,pEresn Strton9t
mcilr ocr htrhFs Trss at,ahtt piro. - Tithts plrt
~!rthhet fdr bic Gdicr gu Ittstn srrrs rtresu fl
s"rIse9t. uuo wSun Ft nidbt pagsr 70 ttwartsn mt'
r.dbt gu Hrfaukn
r+ 0dyib 8e6man,
Charles Shbnlp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-28

.Sfbmad. unc Stran,irt ftR u trwEif:a asS esa +
'pas IL ptrtouf ucrrtr.
8smsrfst. raG isots Gltieun9tatd, wdhtS stu
zen Gi9Sntbdmtru ei is GtatliNtmtnts ptrtauft
ptrr. rem ibrtr rtStnn pTsnpfatiHr N, uni man
fam iId earauf psraftH, esG eeHsttt Y:n auts'
elucrbGfttr 1rtSit ift
Su Gem ausates1nten TtTcrttmtut tTuutu ecfuuttn
rtreeu: SciRt q sirumep;ss DreB: uno Srad
r 6t. psli ctsr. Ssr5tn, Gus SraniShfhtn uno &na
tifhtn Sithsrn otrftrtisr. Gtfhiits:NGdt. Cerrttt
uuo siutriiiist g8rtsn. in sHttsftr @srl6'tNtubt,
pru siufadrn uun fantn 5storn. SattIL SoiIlnrts,
Staitnfben Sddssr, gafbmsrstttn uno SRarltilItn
Seine ftk'sary 5sslsa rnb farta 5ffsR, ssat 6Fubs
lin9ssIReetu. q. . ...~ ~.
Gttpfdas, Ella psrrss IHerttnInt ven r.ttGtn une
fsurirtsa btmetu. bcmcetrassu, otmetbuitn. bats:
tdhrrn. SAnupftdhrn, .otftntrSstrT, Saneianbtr,
Grapats 9trdmpfpoartn u. B,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-28
a5,OOaD gbl. tuertt,

$4,000 Ibl. tpertb
6riiblinSs u. Spmmrr 8rpfrnpaaren
3IuferOrbcntlitbe 8ar9ainsl
Shuuthdu MAO RtUhars, lett nsdb ano III lcs6er
pcu philadelphia uao &suprrt, nit an9If3tr SIS,
900 usrtb Htuta gsoaysu ;arad9ctsbrt, ric &C
2SH8 ben erffca 9Gnteu,
~ 9aHJ auBsrSrosntIlbsn bargains siRtaufts, wcscR
etn bartsH 5sttsH IN eea, .9roeSH Stacten
uno od ss tstannt III, ea5 ei.is S;rna imtasr feb
btai9 orrtaufts 70 III IS eabsr fhcn tIar, sas sbi9c
Berg pen Gd!srH 81 na9tb isbri.
9en prsiStn u;sesr as9daSin rurrcsu ruirc. Dis
99aarsH Qus bier an,ufdbrcu, fics rSrs cine rtiur
IHmS9Iiatsit--rrb rsT &erratb tSlrbt Wm 3btil
aus tcI9snrsn Gdttvu:
Gin srCBes afrrtcment Sribcn,
earur!er GSwar,sr, 9laiO unc wrdlcIfarbtsr
Scips ron zen Igatslsn uno auserleIrnetrn
Siplen, Trsb Beraas, Serage 9seain, Rus.
lin Tseatn, GhallirS, Qapns, Trbats, Yrs.
Inns, Rpbairs, 4nstdnrs, plain Cyan, s0cu)
Srlain, Glaraerds, 8om6a;inss, SritIiants,
&C., &C.. Graps, SteGa, @blp Spresr, Gagi.
msr, Sriprne, 1bitst, rplenr uno antsrs
SDTssIHeE ,S7GuUEpio
RantilIsr, parralptt, gIarIriElsS, SuiIts. Isinsr
ne unS smtpfTrte 3I6OsdcR, 5spIInB, gap.
fins, taumprlsnr Grlalrn. gan; til.
IiS, Ssib. SanpIhube, unp aneere
Sancitubs, Gidn8 pen te'
Srr 8rrtpr uno Gual-
itat. @trnfaQ3
GtWti6!s
uno
unSrtIri6.s g'G1!ins uaS gctta&rr, 0crYrliir
pcn alien Sprten,
uuo furi uue fthtr Nnts, pruat, tiI o6bits in 81
nrr srcBtu Stcbr Raebfra9cu. 9 4 D ss. icet II.
in ecr 3 hat Cure 3tit psnn Sbr Bargains MAIDEN
tpclt. Shr bait jrar imnCr pchIfIil IN ficftm uu
]ibrurr grrFsu Stebr 8ttouft. obtr fo ptrbtrt rcd
ME ic EeebIfit ats Sbr itet faufEu tSnnt.
MG,ncrsSrdebt.
EGs Gartsr, GuaIititrn unS Srsifrn ton frinrm
Iu6, plain unr JintY GNiIemere pon ben urus
eitrR StYlen, 9llin mo TIurhter Satin fiir
gGsilen Scn ben neueTen StSleH, Grarltten,
Gai6sntiitr, Striimpft, ..., i
uno ncth taufnnsrI;i anesrs GrtittS % umitSrttit
" Rren. @uftt Eay stiisinIi9es 4 W 4 I
IN uNo btiItbtt oititu uu9tbeutIu Stei Gattr, unit
ts ruiro ftrnsrbin 9tUib niht nNGr astptnNil lttn
@udb auf Cure ttstut SnttrtfItn aufmtrtfam 81 ma!
ht'-ersHn rtdt md5t S}r r9Iitb ft!tt Htim srlttr
IntIid srtrnptn.
Stfttge 8trttcr.
Gin herrtbn Stcd ftrNtr alsiofr III tbcnfN|
auf Dono. Der fir Die 5Ahrsjjt pagt. uuc VtItba
n rptni1 uthtittr girsauft miro al5 irstue irntpc
ioaIttt ss int tSsoI buiF, bn8 es Gins itri ptrfrn
bs;ab!n pdrct 80 9RiltIu III tcnIntu, um nUr SIC
,uErtb rcu ritftn 8iittrn u tduftn. Gub hattr IS
in SscGhrnj6, raB ctr Srt pr citft pchtfite S8aa:
rsu W batcH fnS. in Der 2tii:oamItcn: StraRt, st
taet Str SposStUcm .5alIt 9t9cnibtr. III.
OF 1Gt g8aartn wtretu warranttrt eas ~ Fin.
rrefjr iit ausac9tttn prrtr.
OCT 4Gt 2crttn eanetsprrtuftt nrrctr in; Nus
tduih fir 92ddrtn auosueHlmtn.
Sit iIno b$hil odrttdr fdr bit tittrntt lintrli6'
una Die ihntn rcn thcr 81 Shtil 'uuree. unh dhttn
otrfhtrr, eur6 uitcries TrGk uno 9'rtt NHaar'n
iftts ihrtn Qntbtit ecs 3utrautus res YuthsuMs 81
trbaIttn. ,.
... S4nurmur uno Tta0nb.
N4tnfaun. Irtif 80. nNts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-28
9ln S6retner

Me Grtsu Strsiners banepIrtsseua-bet 1beri
~. 9rttIaejafNn p gsbIn tt'.S g y !tn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-28
Oiejeni0en bic 8Auereten
Slnudr 80,

(Siebe langs Nnjsi9c.)
vt habsu udnfhrr-um frudsttatsS sano ~ tttrm.
men an tiutm btristu prti5 mo an ItdotIu 8srtn'
lun0sn, v;ro eit Nufntrtianittit auf em gtiSgipan
Sducru uue Scblcu Sompaeuic atrlohttl.
p Iftr cetr mtbr, IN GtrBIItRiR, IpTNtn tur S3OU
lc9ittn. ,ab6ar in SuhNhncnts rcu 81 rtr SSeht
ceer ) ret YRcna'. rs III oettStE IN G.t Gauntn.
ptnunl.anitu, uno hath tSti Ndrtt far Stnt Vrr:
QUITE im gtast. NIr sasHin III sir Etthr ssbm.
uno fam ridt fur otn eiheesu atsercfn ptsetn.
ruis cine lInttrluhuuS stnt9tno ttwttssn ptrc. Gf
bot bic tsiii GkustEIs ptn 93cblhane, inbtn JIptt
rtiebs 2ehttusattTH eartatr ttt4tn, Mnp Datet mil
tr Gifntabuiu eurthtrtuJt FIN fytrr. Nas Del
IN rsa etr IhistegitsB Mt. Siit unttrttrtar unf
learraNtEt Dtees I9tretn stStttn. e. b;ttst sini
ante uae batteart GHtstnbtit wnt ldrbsu BAT
fdr Sinetr ~ eratn ertr elm Snusentrt W machtn.
Stsnsrs @risnetrhsttU srfIhrt meu IN Zen pampb:
ttts. lie netb 8trtansta siatm mstIhidt wsrecu.-
8ricfr wlrotn yiintttid teantrcrttF. eiohiufra9tn
cotr 1eeriG: 2dnil. SS Odttel,
Ssuttir. l3j a5alzut Srr.. Hcrtittt ;'vllbtn etr
4ren E.s 5ssa 3tr-, Ybitaeslpbil.
Sttruar 90. ra3M
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-09-12
Opinion of the Druggists of Gin
cihN:ltf.

We. the undersigned, Druggists of this city,
have been acquainted with, and sold for veal
or two past, article Of Family Medicine
known rs Perry Davisis Vegetable Pain Killer
and We would assure the public that in every
instance, so far rs VIC know, it has given the
best satisfaction to the purchaser. We car
recommend it to the public Us IN article o,
great merit and rirfmr
Indeed, we never knew an article of Mcdi.
cine become 30 deservcdly popular in so short
a time, which is proved by the fact of its ej1
tcnslvc sale, and constantly increasing demo Id
Signcrs: J. D. Park, Chas Collins, s. II. Par
min, j. D. Doughty, Abba Zeller, A. D. Sfovill
W. j. NJ. Gordon, E. B. Human, G. II. Batcs,
Wade Eckstein .E Co., l d c. Reakirt
Dear Srs i: became your agent without
feeling any interest in the medicine, but soon
became very much interested, upon seeing the
happy effect it had upon many persons. The
increased sales in this State are truly aston
isling. might have collected any number OF
certificates of itsgrcat po,ccr in relieving pain
if had attended it at the time the cures
came under my observation. The least I can
say for tho Puin Killer is that it fully answers
the purpose for which it is recommended.
a. W.HATCII, Druggist, Milwaukee.
Sold by "ardlaw & Lyon, Abbcvillc. 1882
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in their wild calculations, they bring up an
evil report Of the land. Overtaking per-
feet caravan of movers one day, addressed
myself to an old man and said, "Gonc to
TrXas?" "IHafs tie idcc," he responded.
"Wherc do YOU mean to settle? 2" "On the
Colorado, a icetle above Austin" "IIavc
you ever been there 2" mo; but they
tell me that is the country, and am going
to see" Now that old man had very vivid
''lccs Of That region, and very likely will rue
the day he left Tennessee. My observation
is, 1t man wants to get rid of all home
feelings, and TO exhaust life in dreamy plans,
vague hopes and wandering desires, let him
break t. up and bc off; the reciic seldom
fails.
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The Temperance Pic Mic,

The following named gentlemen com
pose I've Committee Of Arrangements for the
PIC Mic, to held on the 2ad instant, to COL
feet Rro&aions, &C.:
5arnes II. Cobb, Chm, James M. Perrin,
John McLaren, John G. Wilson, John G.
Baskin, Townes Robertson, +. A. Fair
John Esright, A. L. Gray, John McBryde
N. r. Cochran, W. l.. Nichols, George
Woodhurst. p.
And also tho following are Committee
70 collect and disbuse what funds may be
necessary to meet the incidental expenses ol
thesPic Nic:p
Edward Wsstdcld, II. T. Tusteu and
John Gray.
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Citation

..i d. Citation
BY.WILLIAM HILL, ESQ. Ordinary of Abbo.
vile District:
WTHEREAs John. B. Sample has applied
w to me for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chattels,
Of the District aforesaid, deceased: It.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me- at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Abbeville Court House; on tlie
twenty.fpurth day Of Septomber, inst, to show
eanss i any, why the said administration should
not be granted. "'''f ~ 'RSf'' '>E.E',, ~.
Given under my hand md seal, this eighth
day Of Septemberin tho year Of our Lord
has ono Thousand eight Hgndreds and, fifty.sixs
y and in the eighty first year OF American
',.':'s' W, H1IL. D. II. .. .
Sept 8, 1855. h2' hes s'2''sE7SG SGH%%S 1926 N
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Two Eapts for Movers.

The following paragraph is taken from
the correspondence of Bishop Pierce with
tho Southern Christian Idvocate, and con-
tains truth which is eminently worthy of
regard by those who, every fall, begin to
talk of seeking new homes and greater for.
tunes. There is no doubt that many an in
stance Of moving has resulted we'll in all
respects; but, at the same time, it is equal
ly unqucstionable that far greater num-
Der of cases have terminated very different
ly. The habit Of moving, when contract
ed, is most fatal one, both as regards our
accumulation of wealth and contentment
of mind and who does not know that
when man makes lis first move he is one
move nearer this fatal habita And this
move, unsettling his mind, prepares him for
another and another, until at length he finds
tho habit fastened npon him, and he meets
age poorer than he was at first-his sub
stance scattered on tile road. We should
consider we'll wkerS VIC arc to pitch our
tents again before we strike them here
But the Bishop says :.
First, l will state two striking facts. In
long travel through Missouri, ARKANSAS,
Louisiana and Texas, and in free converse
ton with almost all met, found but one
who was glad he had moved. Many were
| very sorry, and nearly all were restless and
anxious TO- move again. Secondly; the
general testimony is that moving is expen-
sive, hazardous, and dsseldon, pays. I was
very much struck with tile unsetiledness Of
the peeples Ono great change seems to
have unhinged them for life. Feverisb--
dissatisffedLpersaaded they could do bet
ter BY another trial, nearly every Body was
willing 70! sell out to go ifdrthsf? This
take it, is very unhappy state Of mind
unfortunate for character and fatal, to. i'm.
ProvenerE fmet quits ass sbaai ;baalii i. moving
from Texas as moving 10 It. .fth .fthis, iSs fiowey:
er, IS not tie fault Of The country. MosE 81
these 6aeks sontsrs belong t6itist class sWaho
waste lie III hunting tfor. place ehsfhe, ptaeo. ta
Plo can lire ,,iihout soork. Disappointed
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Ambrotypes.
AlilbrOtyDc DcaIc

tAN now respectfully say to the Ladies' and
~ Gentlemen aroun1 about Abbcvillc, that
the CAR is completed, and he is now taking
some of the finest, best and prctticst Amlro
types that have ever been taken in the United
States. His outfit is inferior to none. and hc
knows he can copy the "human face divine on
Glass, rs goodns any artist. Portraits or na
cucrrcotvpcs faithfully copied and set in Pms,
Rings Lockcts, or any of the various kinds OF
Cases.
lie will remain in town Il short time, and will
take pleasure in pleasing all who may fnvor
him with u call.
Pictures taken rs we'll in cloudy as in clear
weather. Operating hours from until I
o'clock.
Sept 10, 1856. left
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The Oxygcnatcd Rittcrs.
from the Boston Olive Branch 7

L
Among the many medicines which have nc
quircd high reputation, we believe none have
been found of much benefit for dyspepsia, asth.
ma' and similar complaints, till the Orygenntcd
Bitters, by many md various trials and expert
ments, has been found sure and radical rene.
dy--a desideratum long desired by physicians.
Its ingredients have been shown by chemical
analysis to be harmless and safe and from the
testimonials of many of our first citizens who
have been benefited by it, we feel assured that
those indisposed with the above complaints can
rely upon these Bitters with safety. .,e, oa,
These celebrated .Bitters have. received the
highest testimonials ever offered in favor of any
medicine. tr4t..4 - aa! - ,s. .it.g III
SETH w. FOWLE d. co., 1873 Washington
street, Boston, Proprietors Sold by their a.
~ 8
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Ambrotype Portraits.

1t has become So universally fashionable
to have pictures taken that the question
these days is not, ''Shall go and have
mine taken = but "lI'hcrc shall 60 to get
the best:" To all such as may bc making
the latter enquiry, We reply by advising IN
immediate visit to Mr.. Deac's new and Gle
giant Ambro'ype Car, which is now COM
plctc in all its appointments, and will re-
main in our village short while for the
accommodation Of those desiring portraits.
Mr.. Dcalc is evidently master Of his prorcs,
sion, and having all tho necessary apparatus
new and Of the most approved style, it is
impossible, we take it, for any judge of a
picture TO he dissatisfied with his work.
We have seen specimens from several OF
the largest establishments in this country,
and our honest opinion is that Mr. Dealcs
pictures will compare with any of them.
The ambrotype is SO manifestIy superior
to the daguerreotype that the latter now has
no ''placc in the picture" A good ambro-
type (such as Mr.. Dcale cxccutcs) resembles
very much the best style Of steel-platc por-
trait, but is Of course more accurate
sketch of the original. The shape and
proportion of the features are given per-
.tectly, which can never be done by the en-
grav"r Of plates.
1t is undoubtedly great satisfaction to
one to have correct portrait Of departed
friend =; and as life is fleeing, it were well
to make haste to secure the shadow ere the
substance passes from the light.