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Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05

ALLEGED CURE FOR SMALL Pox.--.
The State Department at Washington has
mado public method of treating small
pox, proposed by Dr. Landell, of Brazil
which is to dissolve little vaccine lymph,
from four to six drops, in as many ounces
oil cold water, and give to the patient a
tablespoonful avery two or three hours =
The favorable result OF this exhibition Is,
that it mitigates The symptoms, modides tho
species, and cursetAe small pox. These
ss.ts ure s.tssss he de-
sired of any remedy, and ii proved ts-rs-
the effect Of the alleged remedy, would en-
title it to our most Serious and respectful,
we might sny grateful, consideration. But,
as the Boston Courier observes, it Is. well
known that many of the most virulent ami
NAL poisons, such as that OF the rattle
snake, the saliva of rabies, &C., when in.
troduced into the ste mach, lose all their
poisonous qualities, and msy therefore DO
swallowed with entire impunity. They
invariably require, in order to be effective,
to be inserted into wound OF the skin, or
10 be applied to an abrsded, or raw sur
face. This rule, go far as we know, is
universal, and applies therefore to the vacl
cinc virus as to any ether of the animal
poisons. Instead. therefore, Of waiting I'M
I'll one has the small pox to try measure
Of the most certain inutility, the Courier
gives the excellent advice TO take the only
known course to prevent the possibility o
an attack, viz: to be properly and thorough
ly vaccinatcd. 1t will be of more valu'
in case of exposure than all the diamond
Of Brazil, or the syrups Of Peru,
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QUEENswARE STORE
sACLe HOTEL.

fuyHE subsc-ibe woul respectfully unntuncr to his
fr .nds und the pnbiic generally that he still con-
tinu,s the ahovs Hotel in Front sraet At The corner
the Newport Turnpike having fitted IL up in the bat
styl'. is prepar to accommodate tra ssi NJ and
permanent Rnarinrs "a III, hest manncN His table
will supplied Nth tn licaces Of the mark I, and
his bar hi with all the variety Of thr nnst choice
I.i1uors His Stah are large an In gond nrdr and
his yarl is anpl' fur the rec ptien Of road WaF'
ons and all nthar vehicle His yard and Stables arr
attended by a raruful 0silnr.
Thankful for the atronaga haratofnr bestowed upon
him he hopes by strict attention to his business, Ia
merit continuance Of the same. -.
July 1etf
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A PoRrRAIr.-Johu Wentworth, The
Mayor of Chicago, is thus described BY tho
Chicago correspondent Of the Boston Jour.
nal :-"Did you ever see John Wentworthi
No. Well, come with me to the street
corner. Mark that numbering looking man,
With light complexion and good hninored
face, taking short strides this way. lie
stands six feet five in his stockings Old
straw hat turned down all round like a
cotton umbrella-no nec kcloth-short bad
fitting linen coat--loose unmontionables,
which look as If he had jumped too far in
to them and hadn't time to get back--un-
blackcd, united shoes, three sizes too large
and slight stoop to the tall fgurec, and
the picture Is complete, You sec .him?-
Well, sir, that shabby, ulphantino indiTidu'
al, who looks as If he had not a.ceni IN the
world, Is Johannes Elonsatns, Mayor ei
Chicago, and he is worth Eve hundred
housand dollars" --...s
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WILLIAM q. WlcclNs
IRON RAILING

x~xur rrmnKRs1cNEp Is PREPARED TO FUR
fNfnrsH WITH INN DIATE DE-PATcH. every
ssttsru Of Iron Wire wrought and cast iron railins
cf me best quality and upon terms uneqnaiea ny any
s.her ms manufactarer in the country.
BELL HANGING in all itH branches promptly ah"
enthusiastically executed.
xsT;ety IL work done brass and iron. with nsatnee'
sad upon the lowest terms. oonppT vv.eNFR.
No. io4 shipley ssIset Wilminsinn. Del.
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SALES FOR MAY.
SheriHs Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry Writs of Fiera Facia.
-HD TO me directed, will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
in MAY next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
200 acres of Land, more or less, bounded by
lands Of ID. NJ Rogers. NJ. o. Toman, and 9TH
ers. az the property Of the Estate of Joseph
Mathews, nds A. Giles.
500 acres, more or less, bounded by w. Il.
Jones, Jas. kingsworth, and Others ns the
property Of J. i. Carter, ads. A. H. Magee,
Henry Beard for another, and others.
300 acres, moro or less, bounded by Jas w.
Gown, DIR. Hearst, and others, as the property
of 5. b. Cook, ads J. w. Hearst.
100 acres, more or less. bounded by ]. F.
Marshall, and others, us the property Of james
Cunningham, ads. Thos Gordon, and others.
SO Acres. more or less, bounded by J. p Graves,
l.. 5. Gillebeau and others, rs the property of B.
r. Gilbert. ads ID. .. Hawthorn and others.
TERMS CASH.
4 r. COCHRAN, s. A. D.
Sherif's Office, April Is, 1857. 5l-,sd
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0bituarn.

DIED, on the night of the end inst, after Il
shot iness, MARY MONTAGUE. infant daughter
Of j. II: aud G. c. Power. aged year 2 months,
and days.
Thus has been pluckel from the shores
OF time, one of the sweetest buds that was
ever famed bye the gentle brcczcs Of twi-
hight, or warmed by the genial rays OF the NOR.
Di"S sun. But we cannot mur,uur; for when
We reflect by what hand that lovely germ was
removed, we are oIlsiraincd to say-"Thc Lord
gave and the Lord hath taken AWAY; blessed be
the name "f the Lord" Too pure inr earth, lie
has ransp!antcd it 10 live and bloom c,ernally in
Uc0rtn.
We 'ovcd the dear little bud too we'll; and it
Is natural that Il tear should steal down our cheek
wheh We rrinel0tcr that we can nccer behold the
TN the sweet FACE "f little MollIE again on earth
linen farewell iay dear little favoritc hut we
nope ere long tn inec you in Heaven wheI part
ing will b.. no more. J..
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Election Notice.

DURSUANT to u Writ of Election, issucd
IL by the Governor, and directed to the
Managers of Elections, for AbbeviIle District
there will he election held in said District on
the FIRST MONDAY md day following in
MAY next, for Representative in Congress, to
| fill the uncxpircd term Of Hon. L. S. BRooKs.
deceased
The election to be he'd at the following places
and CONDUCTED by the following persons, appoint
ed Managers OF Elections for Ibevill, District
by joint Resolution "f'thc Legislature of 1855:
MANA@E1
AbbeviIlc e. H.-Iohn Lcsly, Jumes A. Nc
Cord. John A. Hunter.
Warrenton.-W. H. Brooks, WIN. O. Pursly,
Robert Wilson.
Callallam's-Jamcs NJ. Cnrw,lc, Bnzi Gala
ham, J. Ramsey Black.
Lownd.sville II r. Cunpinnhem J,no.
Clark, William Giles.
Calhouns Mi'ls.-D. NJ. Rogers, NJ O. Tall.
man, w. II. Taggurt.
Brndley's.-David McClanc, a. T. Widcman,
a. J. Weed.
White Iiall.-Gcn. p. II. Bradley, C. w.
Sproull. j. l.. Hearst.
Greemwood.-Dr. $. V. Cain James Crisw, II.
Albert Funk.
woodvc.-R. r. Talbcr,. johnson Sale, Pc
ter McKcllar.
Dcndall.-Auguslus Cobb, Robt Jones, VIM.
Buchanan.
Scuillrt"wn.-Wm. Maddox, Noah r. Reeves
-, IriI5ls: Siorc.-E Tr.bblc. Robert Stouckcy,
Il. Is. Milford.
Sm,hv'e.-SiIas Ray, Thomas Riley, a. II.
Morton.
eF'aze'vllc-J. W. Frazier Leroy Purdy,
Enocli Nelson.
Stoncy point.-iWin. d. Calhoun, Thomas
Stacy, Alexander III. King.
Moseley's.-Jamcs G. Willard G. CO. l.. Pattcr-
som, William Trewitt.
t:Uthrnn's.-Jamcs ii. Wilc,nan, john Chiles
Capt. Robcr: T.itcs.
due West Corncr.-Jas X. McClinton, Wm
Norton, Il, 'bcrt w. Hidden.
Cokesbury. George A. Allen, f. a. Conner
Charles Smith
sreed's-Aue ustus Smith, John Graves, Jno
AIoseiey.
Borieaux-Alcxa.,d .,dcr Laramore, w. A. Gro.
zicr, Andrew Guillcic.'u.
Long Cane Mills-J. " Cochran, L. j. Rob
erts, George Nichols.
Mount lIill.-Enocl, Barmre, Andrew Pruitt
James Plain.
Donalds Store-J. L. Donnal,', N. Sea-
wright, II. Brownlcc
Ninety-Six Dcpo,.-R. r. Goldine, w. b.
Meriwclhcr, Tho.nas Nichols.
April iG 1857 81 3t
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: on,lllerriaI.

ABBEvILLE; April Is, 1857.
; I |C0'fo".-Cot'on has sold briskly during the
Past week, Mt from IL TO l3l cts. A decline in
charleston OF half cent, OH inferior grades, hus
naturally depressed the market here. We eouo,e
tile market flat. Extremes II to I3 cts.
COLUMBIA, April ID.
Cotfon.-Thc cotton market yesterday was al.
most Drought to n stand in consequence of the
small amount Offering, and can therefore only
continue our former quotutions Of ll4 61 l3s cts.
extremes.
CHARLESTON, April Is.
Cofton.-Salcs to-day of 1000 bales of cotton,
at an average decline of 1c.-middng fair ii
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SOAP! SOAP!. SOAP!!!
THE INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE!

foNS, having purchased the Right for Alb
aA bevi!lc District, to make and sell Il ORR.
BACKS Patent Compound Chem.
icsei soap, IL now prepared to sell Family
flights on reasonable terms. The advantages
"hch this Soap possesses over any other which
IL now, or VIII ever hereafter be in iisc are these
In The irst place, You make the finest and
most beautiful Toilet Soap, highly perlurncd and
r'chiy co'or"I, ut cost (huying The chemicals by
"no'esalr') OF only -Four Gents per pound.
In the second place, You can make the prc,ti-
est whitest. and incest Washing Soap n, n cos,
oi only three quarters of IA cent per po,nd-75
cents for a hundred pounds
,, In the third place, after having obtained a
kecipe-which will be given You ut the Time YOU
nuy your rnrnily Right-you can, in 5 minutes,
out OF one OF Ley Soap, and the two, after tlcv
have been doubled, will be better Soap than the
first barrel was
In the fourth place. this Soap will clean the
SKIN better (!f people are disposed to doubt il, we
VIII prov" what We say, by applying it to two
"r " thfcc onys-or, rather young ncu-wlIo wear
boots outsid" of their pants about town, and it
WI VIII wash clothes whittier, and with less washing,
IMAM any o!her washing compound now in use
pocket handkerchief, or piece of homcspnn.
may oe dipped into Il tar bucket or drawn
through carriage wheel, until it is complct civ
covered with tar, or grease and b..k lead. AM,
Then III three wasIngs in cod ,rafcr (oG cou,s Sc II,
VIII wash better III warin) il will be made rs
white ms it originally was. No other Soap will
40 do this. 1t will take grease of floors; and IL
ir'eni remarked to us the other day, that he be-
ileved It would go through an inch plank after IL
little paint tar or grease. And ladies, all vou
VIII" have husbands who need cleaning up and
rcnovaiIng, If you will send them up some warm
day: ut won't do TO apply RonABAck To them IN
| cold weather, unless YOU give them some money
Z" buy warm Clothes with-lhe:cs danger Of
some OF them taking violent coids) we promise
that you will DC utterly nstoundcd when they re-
turn home. Ion will hardly believe that such Il
change in appearance could have been effected
i'll so short Il time.
:" now, to be serious, (and We believe We are
not dishonest enougl, to a.lvis our own people
our own friends, our own relations, to do thing
which will be Of no benefit to them and which
must result unfavoruh!y to rls,) we advise every
iia"hi!y t" procure Il Right. There is not Fam.
lily in Abbcvile District, doing any washing
at hll, VIII" does not use Fifteen Dollars wortI, Of
Soap IN year; and by RonAHAcK's Recipe, you
can make Your Right clear, the first year 1t is
not like Coat or pair of Pants-in two years,
ut the outside, they are worn out-this lasts YOU
your lifetime.
AbbevIlle &. H., Feb %, 1857. 44tf
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A few MORE Left"
S. E. YDON g. co.
COKESRURY Sc

A LTIIOuG1I our New Stock or Sprinp
"A Goods is rapidly diminishing by the. large
sales we are making, still we would sny to- our
friends. and the pubIc-Come on, We have
ga Few More of the same Sort Left, )"
and will be pleased to serve You to the hest of
our ability
Were we to attempt to cmumerate MI our
Stack, the newspaper would not hold it ; and
besides, We deem it altogether unnacessurv-
Suffice it u say that we have large aud vuried
assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Drv Goods,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
HARDWARE. BOOTS, SHOES,
CATERS, HATS, CAPS. BONNESS
Crockery, Glass and Tin-ware.
SUG AR, COFFEE.
TEA, RICE, NAILS,
AND VINEGAR,
TRACE CHAINS.
HARNESS, PLOW-LINEs,
POWDER, SHOT,
LEAD, SOAP,
CANDLES,
STARCH,
SODA. SPICES, L. COOKING EXTRAC
In short, almost anything a reasunabtesI
could desire. Is
AS TO prices, we need not say we will soH
goods lower than any one else, for sensiblerI
pie know that such assertions are call ft,dt
But We do say that we will deal fairly, and
as low as honest men can afford to sell and
respectfully invite those in want of goods To-,
us Il call, as they might "go farther and
worse,'
S. E. GRAYDON sec
April l6, 1857 81 If
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Exceedingly Rich Bottom Land
BOGa'S AND SHOES f!
FoH CASH. @

l,000i PAIR MEMS BEsT KIP BROGANs
I,ooQ pair Mems ed quality Broeans
600 pair Mems Sd quality Br"gans.
600 pair Women's Peggcd Bootees
..9eO PHir Womens Peggcd ed quality Foot ,'es
S"0 phir Boys hest Kip Brogans
0lFair Boys Cd quality Brogans.
pair You,h's Brogans various qualities
0rair Ladies' Caters from &l.25 to $780,
0ppir Ladies' Slippers and Ties I'm 5Oc. to Al go
'0Pair Misses and Children Shoes, Soc to Al .25
'0Pair Gents fine Calf Boots
Opair Gents fine Cloth Caters.
0pa;r Worhen's Goas Bootees
900 pair Negro Brogans.
daQ lIol,se Servants Shoes
Together with all other kinds of Shoes usually
be- found in Shoe Store. Call and ses
Jast received and for sale by
:. ". s. WOOD.
1875 Richardson Street, Columbia
March "a, 1857. 4S Iy
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H FAD ~ ARTERS-
General. Orders, No. 7.

OeHoIdI- Oru6rS, NO. -. ? -
CHARLEcroN.. April IS, 1857.
D II. NELSON having been duly elected and
l. commissioned Major General Of the Sd Di-
vision; A ~ SMITH having been duly elec-
ted and commissioned Major General of the lst
Division; E B. c. CASH having been duly
elected and commissioned Major General Of the
4'h Division, they will he obeyed and respected
accordingly.
By Order Of the Command der.in. Chief
R. g. NJ. DUNOVANT.A
Adjutant and Inspector G eneral.
April sG,ls67 81 It
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LIST OF CONsIGNEEs.

Remaining IN tie Depot at A6Jcrillc, for III.
~r"k ending AprH l5th, 1857.
Taggart, McCnsI,ne Il Co, Wickliff & Arm.
strong. J Cunningham, J C DuPrec, II !,
Stone, r Taylor, Mr.. Wilson, J. b. Hendrix.
Enrite & Starr, Gen'l 5 McGowan, Martin, nj
Israel Il Brussel, Rev B johnson. Col J + Mar.
shull, II RothschiId, Capt W Burkuloo, DIR A 4
boozer' Clark, Jr., Cobb, Hunter & Co. w J.
Calhoun, Robert Crawford, II & Jones, Col IL C
Gable, Frazer Livingston, II S Kerr, ] A AL.
len.
D. II. SONDLEY. Art.
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Window. Shades.

JTTILLIAMs SHEAR has received from New
w York a largeesupply ofGoid Band, Land
scape,. GatIiip and other stytes Of 6, 2, aud g
feet etW1NDOWt SHADES, Of rieh aud elegaut
patterns, whichhs will seil Mt very low prices.
also, . large supply Of .Embfoidered Lace and
Muslin CURTAINS. and Curtain Materials,
Aiso,j a large supply oE x3orbISss!and CaYssin
Bands, Of new. mud besntifal styles. to,ell sof
which the attention the public j. respeetiaDly
invited. :. - =. y. ftH,Fy. z.
Aprf O. 1887 -, SO s3.s II
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A Final Settlement.

SJ JE0TICE is hereby given that u Final Settle.
~ ment Of Tho Estate Of THOMAS RY-
KARD, will he had in the Ordiuary's Office OH
the Goth Of June next. Persons having de.
mands, are requested to present theIn properly
attested, on or before that duy. Those indebted
are requested to settle Immediately.
l. II. RYKARD, Admir-.
March le, 1857. AZ 3m
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: ~aH.ou@SaH11,.

VNILLIAM SII E AR has just recsssHd fSom
w. New York large supply Of STAPLE
and FANCY DRY GOODS, adapted to tile
Spring and Summer Season, embracing great
variety Of new and beautiful styles Of Ladies'
Dress Goods, aud articles of Gentlemen and
Youths wear, and for House and Plantation
prices for Cash than they can be sold on the
usual credit terms. Augusta and GreenviIlc
Shrtings, Cotton Osnabnrge. and Georgia
Stripes will be sold at manufactuIer's prices-
Planters and Families from The country, wishing
to purchase for CASH, are respectfully invited
to examine the assortment. - =
April g. 1857 so :" tf
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

A6beville DISTRICT Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL Esq, Ordinary Of Abbe-
$ Vile District. rsE.
WHEREAS: John W. Iiearst has applied to
w me for Letters Of Administrati. n, on all
and singular tho goods and clintteIs, Fights and
credits Of Mrs. Margaret Heurs, late of the Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite and aduaonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, ut
our next Ordnury,s Court for the said District,
TO be holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
twsnty-seventh day Of April instant, 10 chow
cause, il spy, why the said administrator should
not ke granted ,..S j. .Ssssese.
Given under my hand spd Ssal Ills elsysntt
s day af April, in the y4sr. sspf s.0t,
IDfd one th9psand eight hun4eSd SfasAlsE
IS ssssssnss. :. = s' g : "a e
sss ''ssssy. WIKd4AMs HII1, d. L. ~
n iAtfH u 4es4s 9tsi NJ
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MARRIED, in this Village. Tuesday evening,
April Z. by Rev. Ben. Jo!,nson; Con AvGu.rUs
NJ SMITH, to Miss SARAH NJ, daughter of Judge
WarlIaw.
MARRIED. at Stony Point, Thursday eve
ming, April ., by Rev. John McLccs, Mr. JomN
a. BowIE to Miss Lucy j., daughter OF tho late
Joel smith Esuuirc
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Elegant Fans.

" ILLIAM SHEAR has just received from
New York large supply of Paris Fan
ANS, of rich and elegant styles.
Also, large supply of PALM-LEAF FANS,
ne variety of styles to NIL OF which the atten-
Ion OF the Ladies are respectfully invited.
"a April 8, 1857 so n
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CARD
DR 8. R @gnTT.IHRNj- =

DIR g. n. an1LLEiRN, ..
"AvING located Sey,nanently in Greenwood
offers his Professional Services to tho
public,
He may bes found at his, Office, next door TO
J. H. Riley's Drug Store, nnleas professionally
eligsged. -. =.
: March "a, 1857. 81 4s y ,e,n :
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t,;.s ""h,'Nn ,n H.; GnE,M-.i F"mode far 6eamti-
,g"3 "' n"f-highly Ecrfum-d, superior to an V
rrrhch article imported and for half the pricc.
i"r dressing Ladies Hair, it has no equal. giving
IL bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gentle
mems Hair I" curl in tho most natural manner
IL Removes dandr"if always giving the Hair the
appearance "f being :resI sIanIpooel pric.
only fifv cents None pcnuiu. ,,nlrss s;r,'.,,
FE:THiDGE IL co, Proprrtors of the
"Ealin Of a Thousand Flowers N. y.
u For sale by all Druggists.
March f. 1857. AZ cr,oo,r
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FOR CONGRESS.

The friends of II. II. SpANN, Esq, respect
fully announce him as q Candidate for u seat in
the U. :. House of Representatives, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon. Preston
S. Brooks
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snaHisl Mixture stands rrc.eminent nbnve MI
"thers. It's Singuar!y rfficacnus acton on The
biooi; ita strengthening and vivifying qualities
its tonic acton on the Liver; it's tendency ,o
drive all l,'in,rrs to tho surface, there c.cansiup
the system according t" Natures own prcscrip'
ton; lis harmless. and II, the sam" time cxtraor-
binary good effects AID the number Of cures
testified to by many Of the most respectable ci
tIzens Of Richmond. Va. ana elsewhere. must
be conclusive evidence that there il 10 humbuc
about it.
III" trial of single bottle will satisfy he most
skcpic,i Of its benefits.
9ce advertisement in another column.
fApriL
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Ihetricnds of Gen. M. L. BONIIAM respectful.
~ announce him AS Il Candidate, for n seat in
the U. s. House of Representatives, to fill the
vacancy occasoned by the death of tho Hon
Preston Brooks.
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We are authorized to announce Col. A. G.
SUMNER Candidate for Congress, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the death of Col. T.. S.
Brooks
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"a ID q N
OF GOODS AT WHITE HALL.
HvHE Subscribers determining to close their
IL Mercantile Business. will offer at Auction,
without reserve, their STOCK of GOODS, COM
mencing Oh
Tuesday the 7th of April next.
Their Stock consists Of a variety OF desirable
Goods. Terms made known on the day OF Sale
MARSHALL d COLEMAN.
March "a, 1881. 4S 2t
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DRUGS. DRUGS!

THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased
/ i the Stock Of
G.uss, Chemicals, Medicines, &C.,
formerly own ed by DR.. j. II. Boatwright, (Bout.
/ wright 4 Ba,,..u."o) have opened at the Old
Stand in Columbia, t!sa largest Stock in our line
ever offered in Ito intc, !o- Of the State
We have II complete Sto. ri Surgical, Dental
and Obstetrical Instruments, ilSntatI"n Chests,
with full assortment of Medicine, aud lnstru-
mt'nts for plantation use; Physicians. C>ses for
Sniu!H or Buggy. Our Instruments have -, 'rly
all been imported, and ore Of tho very b, st
make.
In calling the attention of Physicians to our
establishment, they may be assured that tn cir or
ders will receive ou;' hest care, and tley NAV
rely on the purity OF our Medicines. IF any
thing ordered in our lin. fails to please, or is not
ns represented we hold ourselves responsible, and
will promptly make it right.
SMITH 4 HUOT
Qornerly j. ii. Boatwright,)
Court House Rungee
u u. SMIrn, NJ. Il. Columbia, S. c.
L. Y. lIUor, NJ. ID. Jan. 81, 1857. 39.Iy
I avail myself of this means OF addressing my
friends i'll Abbeville personally, and hope they
will continue that kindness they have 30 offer
shown me by favoring our house with their
orders.
L. II. SMITH NJ D.