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Later from Texas.

The steamship Mexico Capt. Lawless, arrived yes
terday from Indianola via Galveston bringing papers
from the latter place to Saturday last .ssst
The Galveston News of that date has the following
paragraphs:
Information received direct from Magnolia as late
as Monday Tuesday last states that there was four
teen feet rise in the Trinity at that time and that the
river was then rising rapidly e S
Col. VIM. Fields, the State Engineer, has returned
from an examination of the Guadalupe river and Es-
perth Santo bay and we learn will soon begin to ad.
vertise for proposals for that and other contracts
We learn from friend just from New York, that
Vanderbits new steamers for the Berwick Bay trade
were nearly completed when he left, and were ex-
pected to leave New York about the LIST of March,
lie informs US that the steamship Prometheus was
undergoing some alterations to fit her for the Texas
trade. She is to run in connection with the Daniel
Webster, as freight boat between New Orleans and
our ports, and is probably on her way out by this
time -t EI'
The Galveston Price Current of Saturday says:
In Galveston the prospects of trade have cousider
bly, improved though receipts are still small. The
Trinity river, at last is in good naygabe ORDER with
hopes that it may remain SO for some time. The
Magnolia delivered her cargo to the DR.. Smith at the
mouth of the river and returned above She brought
down s77 bales Of cotton. The Belle and Gmpeshot
have both gone to the mouth. The Grapeshot
took up large freight and will go up the river if she
can-f not, her freight will be transferred to small
er boat. gy
From nearly every section of the State, through pa
pers and private letters we have cheering accounts
of the planting and the prospects of the ensuing
crops. In the northwestern settlements, embracing
the mountain countless rain was still much needed;
but probably ere this it has visited that section.
The stock Of cotton on hand is very small and re-
ceipts as yet light. Transactions have, conse-
quence, been small scale but the demand has
improved and figures have advanced since our last,
proportonate to the improvement elsewhere. The
lower grades said to be in request than those
Of higher quality .sl
The Houston Telegraph of the 9th ult. says:
The first iron of the second section Of the Houston
and Central railroad arrived here Saturday morning
by the Neptune. The track laying will, we under
stand, begin at once.
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TCHAF ALAY A RIV E r.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Adj inst, at 3 p. NJ.
Nw FOR OPELOUSAS-THES STEAMER
sR4sFrts A. w. Glaze, G. F. I9nalier @ msster will!
and all landings the Atchaaaya For freight passage
"ipiS m3 u" n JOHNSTON CO. Front Ievee street
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Y A z O o R V e R.

Will leave SATURDAY. eth inst, at o'clock P. n.
, nzs - FOR LEFLOISE, GREENWOOD, MA
f4lL4,s ror, Tclua, Yazoo City, Satara Vicksbnrg
Fsa4szh Natchez and all Intermediate andings-Regnlar
River Packet LEWIS WHITEMAN-The and light
draft passenger Lewis Whitcman, Wallace,
master B. f. Powell clerk is now in receiving freight
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
MI +. t. RANDOLPH CO., AZ Union sueet.
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THE LAKE.

YT%n FOR MUBlLk-DAILY U. S. MAIL
= LINE-Winter Arlangement-The splendid low
isesaasA pressure packet steamer Cuba, Il. A: Hurn,
master Florida, W II. Hutchings MASTER Califor-
MIA, A. Myers, MASTER built expressly for the Lake
trade with Of the above
will leave the Ponoartrain Railroad DAILY the arrival
OF the p NJ train of cars.
Returning will stop Pascagoula MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS
Cabin Fare each way. ................s6
N, " - r GEDDES Agent 10 Rank placs
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Nf 40 Grnvier Streets nave hand and constantly
RECEIVING direct from the MsuuIactores:
Nails, Castings, Axes Carpenters Tools;
Hoes Spades md Shoyels; Corn aud Coffee Mills;
OK aud Log Chains Cotton End Manila R0psi
Fifth and Trace Chains Mill, Pit and Cross Cut Saws
tnyils iielpws: Counter and Platform Scales;
Storks el piys Screw Plates; ARdirCns Au6 Fendars
Tiau,ppFs and T1ngs; ShOvsls and TongB;
Grind stones all sizes; Cotton aud Wool Cards;
TTonks and Hinges: Iron and Bras SCregTB
Tin Ware: Rodgers Gallery.
Together lUa Fancy Goods viz: Comb
Brushes Prfumery Paper and Blank Books, etc. which
offered tho lowest pcg3 for cash city paper po5y
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JMfiIlfIP A NM 40 COTTON PIIANTERs-BY

which lucDmeS be DOubiedihe undersigned
invented obtained patent from ihe United Ssies
the combination of machinery for convert
Cotton Yars by continuous process from the
Gin through the preparation aud spinning machinery until
ready 'or shipment weaving. The saving OF COTTON
WASTE will he least Ten Per Cent? and exclude in my
process the machinery the into bales
its handling ALL and those and ntange ill., which
destructive in their operations the FIBRE but are III
dspensRhle those ginning aud spinning
YARNS of unbrOken fibre and hence
will be fifty cent will command advanced prices
and they will distance all competition in market
The undersigned prepared dispose of privileges TO
his patent Planters will be informed terms with
plete instructions how it. how obtain the best
cncry and all other particulars application ad-
dressed here consultation with my
Front and nauptin streets. up stairs
ie3 lytW GEORGE HENRY, Mobile Ala.
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25 power the celebrated patent of Hoard Son
Gate Hoard & Brafod) differing essentially in their
durable qualities from engines of other patent
eNtesive in twenty five States of the
Ulon Pamphlets with full description and letters from l37
different who theI will be sent by mail
pcRon the subscriber who is sole agent in New Orleans
Hohrd Son being sole propretors OF the patent they only
furnish the engines which they have given
repuion and all pretended limitations frauds upon their
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them
MO " SAMUEL II. GILMAN.
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i VAHIzED TRON-Warranted to Flanch and with
ng-rhe durable ial fer Roof
ing, GutternE Spouig Cornces for buildings, Lining
Bathing Tubs Stoyrppps Locomotive and Steam
Pipes yerad and all other purposes where iron
exposed oxidation and Galvanized expands less
Of the other metals platinum stee it
uch cheaper and more durable than copper and Is the only
will stand the peculiar humidity of this climate
fine only in this but in England France
established hey DOUBT that Patent Galvanized IRON pre-
expressly os the purpose is the economical
of its being the durable article for the above named
discovered being entirely rust proof requr
ing no pant whatever protect il from decay.
HEATON Il OLIVIER, 80 Common street.
Agents fnr the M,nura
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l@A4EEts W 9. Porter commander, leaves as above.
Grand Lake Carolina Landing, Ashton, Pil-
cherss Point Skipwhs Landing, Lake Providence, Cam
mack's and Goodchs Landings Mlikens Bend Ycksbug,
Grand Gulf Rodney Ma chez and a intermediate landings.
The Southern Belle will continue in the above trade
Eclipse during her absence from the Vicksburg trade
For freight passage apply on board, or to
fe9 bROADWEfI, BROS Co, 65 Travier st,
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CH.MAN's TNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-

~ LAToR is now in plantations comprising the
largest and smallest casse of which it has taken off
three crops with combination of the following advantages
any other known application of steam Granu
lator entire steam train
l. requires but of 80 pounds of steam strike
a Battery"
2. 1t requires additional water for the boilers
9. Its pipes 'scsle'' require cleaning.
A. It's heating surface is equally distributed throug the
body of juice that and hard grained made
The being all condensed and returned boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
boilers large and Gmans Bagsse Furnace is used-one
pair cylinder boilers 30 inches in diameter and "a feet long
with Giman's Bagasse Furnace furnish steam grind the
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds
per day
The Pneumatic Battery Granuaor put in operation
much less the planter than any other bat
application of steam making entirely
by steam.
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application the subscriber
who is prepared make for the Battery, Evapo
Clarfers be used with direct exhaust
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FOR RED RIVER.

Having unavoidaby detained will positively leave
WEDNESDAY. the 4th inst, at r. ~
~ FOR j T. + r E IL 5 ON, SMITH
land Benton, Port Caddo, Monterey. Mornings
ssssssAI4A Landing Albany Shreveport, Grand Bayou
EamEts Grand Ecore, ST. Maurice Alexandria aud all inter
mediae landings the swift running light draught
Alton, Jr., Sydnia Smith will leave above. For
freight or passage, apply on board, or to
m2 +. G. RANDOLPH, AZ Union street.
R The Atom J is receiving freight the foot of Gus
nphO stree
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Summer S lies.
yIyNf c.fpI. ~


AS received from New York his Summer
Ill Supplies of DRY COOS, embracing n COM
Eletc uss,Ntnent Of articles for LADIES' Summer
Dresses:
French Embroilcrcies, IToisery, &c. A full
supply Of the best articles for Ladies' Mourn
ing Apparel; variety of articles for Gentle
men and Youths wear; Bleachcd Shirtings and
Sheetinss, of the most approved make; I'D Lin
Ell Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Damask and
Table Diapers, superior Huckabacks and Scotch
Diapers, for Towels; Towels with Colored and
Fancy Borders; n full assortment of articles for
Servants wear: Lancaster, Allcndalc and Mar
seiles Quilts, (some of extra size ard quality, }
with great variety Of articles suitable for Plan
tation aud Family use, which will be sold ut de-
cidcdly lower prices for CASH. than can be pur-
chased oil the usual credit terms. Granitcvillc
and Augusta Shirtings and Shcctings, Cotton
Osnaburgs and Stripes, mt Manufacturers prices.
The public are respectfully requested to eyam-
inc the assortment.
June 25, 57-9
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GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS!!
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PEOPLEl
Family Grocery at Cokesbury!

THE undersigned has Just opened q large
L Stock of Groceries, ut the stand formerly
occupied by Smith, Graydon 4 Co., consisting
of Sugar Of various kinds Coffee, Mousscs, Salt
and Bacon Mackercl in Kits and Barrels, Vine
gar, Rice, Nails, Chains, Potwarc, Tin.ware,
Shovcls, Spades, Powder, Shot, Lead, Candy,
Nuts. Wines. Prunes, Citron, Curran.<, Candles,
Soap, Soda, Starch, Maccaron, Pepper Ginger,
Spice, Lemon Syrup Porter, Soda Water, SSr-
dimes, Salmond, Crackers. Pickles Sauces, Mus
tard, Preserves, Brandy Peaches, Cherries, VOLTS
Aromatic Schnapps. Last, though not least,
Tobacco aud large lot of Scgars, and many
other articles too tedious to mention
Terms Cash. j, B. BLACK.
Cokesbury, May IL, 1857. Sly
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Tho State Of South Carolina,
ABDEvltl.l. DiSrI,tCT,


IE Ordained By The 7ams, Council Of the
IL Tor" or Village of AJLeriii,, That in nc.
cordance will, the Sixth Section of m Act of the
Legislature Of this State, "cntitled un Act 10
amend the Act Of Incorporation Of the Town Of
Abbcvilc, so ms TO give the Town Council the
power TO impose Taxes, and for other PURPOSES"
passed on The twentieth day of December, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud i(y.six, anl in tho eighty first year of the
Sovereignty nni Independence of tho United
States OF America "evcry person who siall be
qualified TO vote for lntcnant and Wardcns of
the said Town." or Village of hbbeville
"shall, at least ono week previous to" the up
preaching selection of Intcndant aud Wurdcns'
Of said Town or Village, which occurs on the
Second Monday of September next, "registcr
his name i'll Il book to be kept by the Intendant
or Clerk Of the Council for that purpose, and
shall pay INTO the Treasury of said Town, the
sum of One Dollar; and no person failing to conf
ply with these rcq'tsItions, shall be allowed TO
vote at such Election"
In Town Council, this 25h day of August, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and i(ty-scven, and in the eighty
second year of the Sovereignty nni Indc-
rcndcnce Of the Unitcd States of America
J. &. WILSON, Inlendant
Aug. &C. 1857. l9 1t
CO" Independent Press copy one time
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
THE Subscriber is the authorized Agent. of the
JOSEPH AIKEN, deceased The tract Of
Land IS valuable adjoins lands OF DIR. Ward:
law, Dr. Livingston, and others, ON Culhoun's
Creek, and contains about &
-. 72O Acres.
Property-negrocs-as well as cash will be
taken in payment.
p Applications for purchase can be made to the
Agent, who lives at Cokesbury. =, -
-. JOHN W: sUBER.
June 2, 1857 If
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.

4 mis- Great journal Of Crime and Criminals
isSin its Twelfth Year. end is widely cir
cu'ated throughout the country, II contains all!
the Grsat Trials, Criminal Cases. and sppfoprl-
ate Ediorials OH the sgn,e, tpgGther With infor-
nation on Criminal Matters, not TO be found in
aily other newspaper. -
" subscriptions, 81 per Annum,; 81 for
Six Months TO heremtted by Sabscribers, (who
should write their names and the town, county
and State where they reside plainlyse ,,ya' :
TOR A. SEYMORE.. 1,.... -
= ?. Editor and proPriet6fof the
:. - National Police Gazette,
New York City.
April 80. 1851 r.
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CuFtaiu Materials,
aas VIM. SIIEAR

Has received from Now York. Embroidered
aafs sso eoeSs ff}ss9 I'd nAMssKs TAssEEs
t6match large SIMPLY of. Window SHADES,
CORN ICES,and CMttan Bands. ,I
!. Alsos Igrtwell's canopy Tayiliok FRAMES,
dor Frehehz e3steads and l24 Whis, FINK
and Blue Pavilion RoBBINEIs. 3 !,
AZ ssSsss Mss I'll ess e Fs%sy ehssssa s,.s.
ga Asf ;tss sI pnblieis ~ rep et(pllyinYits&
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g,6ituarp.

DIED, In Coluhba, tho 9Th or June last, Capt.
JAMES y. YOUNG. The decrascd WINS hnrn
tn Prince Edwat,l County. Virginia, April 10Th,
1877, srnigra,ed to Laurrns District. i. G., IN
1897 .ahd joinod the Methodist Church IN 1913,
and was consistent mcihber until his DEATH
He leaves wifo mud Que OILY child, Mrs. NJ. j.
DehlesSof this villnao TO mourn his loss
!" blessed aro the dcad that die in the Lord"
eB Independent Press and Laurcnsvc Her.
aid will please copy.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD,
DIR. 8. r. SKILLERN,

DIR. 3. r. SKILLERN,
"AVING located pcrnamcntlyin Greenwood
IL offers bis Professional Services to the
public.
41siIe may be- found at his Office, next door to
J. -rRley's Drug Store, unless professionally
engaged.
March "a, 1857 4S Gm =
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sHESPERIAN CHAPTER B.. A.. M,
EE'rS regularly on the FRIDAY aiter
lvA The second Monday in each month, at 8
o'clock, r. M 49, N T
e Extra Conyocations may be held .at any time,
however, 10 suit candicates from Tie country,
by giving q few days notice tile Secretary.
- April 30, 1857 L. If
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Whalebone Skirts.
yHyHf CTR, 4,

WIN. SHEAR
II AS received from New York, large supply
IL OF Ladies' and Misses Whucbonc SKIRiS.
Of The nost approved styles.
:; Also. Ludirs' White HAIR CLOTH, and
Cambric SKIRTS, and Grass CLOTHS, of su-
perior quality, to which the attention of The pub
lie is respectfully invited.
June 25, So
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-"WooDLAND CREAM"-.d Pomadc far bcauii-
{ying the Hair-hghly pcrf,.med superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price.
For dressing Ladies' Hair, it has no equal, giving
ita bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gentle
mems Hair to curl in tho most natural manner.
II removes dandruff, always giving the Hair the
appearance Of being fresh shanpoocd Price
only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & CO., Proprictors Of the
"Balm of Thousand Flowers" N. V
p For sale by all Druggists.
March 4, 1857. As Gmcow
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ER1IorinS-
WILLIAM AIEXANDF!R

vssihescon,minity tliut lo has located him.
sell 10 the building formerly occupied by N.
McEVOY, as a boot and shoe store, one door
below tbs Marshall House, where he will he
prepared TO execute With yeatness a,,d. .tcsputcl,
all orders entrusted 10 him. x
April 2, 1857. 80 40 If -,
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Georgia Sarsaparilla Compound
OR DENNIS: ALTERNATIVE.

Georgia Sarsaparilla Compound,
OR DENNis' ALrERAyIVE,
For Lircr Complaimts anef To- Purity tsc BlocM
pUBLIC opinion aud Physicians have decided
1 tbat this is the best preparation Of SARSA-
PARILLA That can bc obtained. 1t sells readily
and gives good satisfaction. It's ingredients nrc
well known tp rhysicans and the people at the
South, to be good, and good II. cdcincs, when M
prorriatcly used, often effect great cures.
Nothing more need be suid in praise of it,
than to pnblisl, what it is composed Of. 1t con-
tnins, in addition to SarsapariIln, the hydruaco.
holic extract of Queens Delight, (Stillingin,)
White Ash, Grey Bread, or Fringe Tree ((;hio-
nanthus.) Iincture of May Apple or Man
drake, podophylIum,) and Blood Root, (san-
guinaria.)
These preferring this Compound Preparation
of Sarsaparills, should express their orders
eB- Dennis Alternative, ga
OR GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COM
POUND.
June ls, 1857. 8 ~3m
CB For sale in AbbcviIlc by WARDLAW
4 LYON !; Cokcsbury, by GARY d JONES :;
Greenwood, by F. G. PARKS, and by Drug.
gists generally,
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Land for Sale.
ME Subscriber offers for sale his valuable
l. Tract of LAND, lying on SaluLa River,
near Swanseys Ferry, containing
48o Acres,
Two Hundred of which is timc Bottom Land
here are about One Hundred Acres of fine For
=est Land; the remainder in Il high State cult
walton, adapted to the culture Of Cotton, Corn
an. small Grain. The improvements are good
Purchasers will Lc shown the Land at any
time.
JOHN W. FOSIIEE
August 81, 1857. Is 1T
cB Newbcrry -Wfror will copy TO the amount
of $3.50.
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MelOde0nS and Harmonious Rented.

Persons who wish TO hire Melodcons and IIar-
moniuns with view Of purchasing at the end
OF the year, can have the rent credited us part
payment Of the purchase money. This matter
is worthy OF special note, it enables those who
desire Il fair test of the instruments before pllr-
chasing, to obtain it nj the expense Of tho man
ufucturcrs, to the extent at least of years rent
Orders from any part Of the country or world,
sent direct to tho manufactory in Boston, with
cash or satisfactory reference, will be promptly
attended TO, and rs faithfully executed as if the
parties were present, employed all agent to
select, and on rs reasonable terms
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Notice to Debtors.

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate Of Mrs
IL Sarah Pace, deceased, are requested I"
come forward and pay before the 18th of Sep
tember. Notes or Accounts unpaid upon that
day, will be placed i'll the hands of All Attorney
for collection Any persons having demands
against the same, are requested to present them
10 the undersigned.
THOMAS EAkIN, Ex'r
Aug. 81, 1857 IS r3t
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COMMUNICATED.

v~ COMMUNICATED.
= Ticket for Town Council.
The following Ticket is respectfully presented
Tor the support Of the voters of Abbcvilc vii
tage, Of the ensuing municipal election:
For Intendant-JOHN G. WILSON.
For IVardens--H. w. LAWSON, A. LyrIIGoE,
DR.J. J. WARDLAw, JAS. S. CvriiEAN.
August 10, 1857.
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C1liC1x. SI3a.i1a ssss,
Greonvillo District.

Chick SI31i1ag@.
Greonvillo District.
SPLENDID SUMMER RESORT.
Gif THE Subscribers having purchased fssssAh I'm
ElH that wclknown and long. established f!ill
Summer Resort, Chicks Springs,
within 10 miles Of Grecnville, have put the
premises in the most thorough repair. They nro
determined TO spare 10 efforts 10 make the
STRINGS all that can be desired whether 10
the invalid seeking health, or those in quest of
pleasure.
The salubrious and invigoratinp qualities of
these wntcrs having been we'll known TO tho
travelling public for the last twenty years il il
deemed unnecessary to enter into detail: but
any further information or reference will be
carefully furnished upon application to either of
the proprietors.
The HOTEL will be open for the reception of
visitors OF, the 1st of June, and will be kept
open during the season.
1t gives us pleasure to add that the former
proprietors the Messis CHICK, will spend their
summer at the Springs, and will be glud to see
their many friends there.
J. T. IIENERY.
+. TALBIRD,
J. BURSEY.
Ho! for Chick Springs!!
J. 2. POOL & CO., will be at the Green
willie Depot with good Convcyanccs and careful
drivers, to carry Passengers and their Baggage
to the Springs. They will also run
Il DAILY LINE OF STAGES
To and from the Springs, leaving Greenvillc at
Q o'clock, A. NJ. Fare 81.
May H. 1851 tt
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Price List.
Scroll log, Al octave, ve,......................S GO
Scroll leg, octave. rs
Piano style, S ave......:................. 100
Piano style, extra finish, octave. ......... IFS
l'iano style, carved leg,. ,.......-........... 1875
tiano style, sets of reeds, s,................ $50
iiano style, octave. ....-...-..... 1876
Organ Melodeon,.... .................... 200
Organ Melodeon, extra finish, ............ ESQ
Pedal Sub Bass Harmonium, ..,..... 275
Letters, Certificates and notices from the press,
from all parts of the world, may lie seen at our
salesroom. Descriptive circulars sent FREQ to
any address.
8. d. d H.. W. SMITH,
bll Washington St, (near Boylston) Boston.
July Q, 1857 IL 1y
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Brass Hoops in Sots,
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE By
- M. ISRAEL & BRUSSEL.
Aug27 Is 1t
NOTICE.

HEREBY forcwarn ail persons who have
IL made accounts, since the scrcmh ,htv ot'
Aprtt last, at the Harness Shop formerly con,uc-
ted by REUBEN GOLDING, from settling will,
any other person than myself, as purchased the
Shop at the above time, from the said REUBEN
GOLDING, and have carried on the business
since that time in my own name.
WILLIAM Il. GOLDlNG.
Abbeville c. H., S. G., Aug. 81, 1857. lS-tf
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Removal.

Removal. -
IN1IE Subscriber has removed from his old
l. stand To EnrigL, e Stairs Gin Factory and
returns his thanks for pasi ii,vors. and solicits a
IIo will make Panel pao,s >Si,ah, blinds,
W"r:drqbeS Tables. Desks. Door and Window
Frames, &c, &c.
n. E-lle will also make Collins of the fines
style and finish.
For reference, apply to any gentleman i'll tle
tEwn 9r Ahhevilq:
6. C. BOWERS.
April l, 1854 aD Iy
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A apprentice is wantcd-cithcr white or
IL black-by the Undersigned, to learn the
BLACKSMkrH'S TRADE. Any one desirous
Of learning this trade, or any one having ne
gro boyttO apprentice, will plenso apply early.
~. s,,'Ii.s. WMs KNOX.
Abbeville G. H., July %, '57-ls If