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History of the Dred Scott Case.

AS Dred Scott seems to have become
quite distinguished character, and is like
ly to figure extensively for some time to
come in the political contest. .of the coun-
try, we suIjoin the following brief history
of bis case, as'furnished by the Washing
ton Union;
Scott instituted a suit in the Circuit
Court Of Missouri to obtain a discharge
from servitudc for himself and family. On
the trial it was proved that he had been
originally slave in Missouri, that his mas
ter first took him to the military post at
Rock Island, fn Illinois, and subsequently
to Fort Smelling, in Minnesota, at point
north Of the Missouri Compromise line,. and
that he and his family subsequently return.
ed with him 10 Missouri. 1t was contend.
ed in. his behalf that inaslnuch as bis own.
or had voluntarily taken him to places
interestingly did not exist by law, both he
and his family became free. aud remained
SO after returning to a slavehoIding State
The Circuit Court decided in his favor
On appeal to the Supreme Court of the
State, that tribunal held that he and bis
family, on returning to the State, continued
slaves. Between the annunciation. of the
opinion Of the Court and the fling of It.
mandate in the Circuit Court, Scott vol
unfairly dismissed his suit in the State
ConrL thus evadipg the decision against
fhim /; and tbereupon instituted another ir
the Circuit Court of the United States. In
this Court the question of Jurisdiction de-
pended upon, his being citizen of Missouri
andthe defendant a citizen of another
State. If the Court. should he of opinion
that he was acitizeD, then he claimed IA,
he was free. becaese his owner had taker
him to Illinois and Also to. q part of thu
Louisiana. territory. hprth of the. compton,
ise line. 5
The Circuit Court rendered fipal ,,,sisa
rbenft ngaiast' krps ssa .bsteupoa sesap
peaisd 70 the. Supreme esrt ,s6f Tnited
States, where the same qii8 8tSion were raisei
and ttyice argued BY hie c3Ihsel, and . slse
detershined against him. Ihe- -.causs nal
last arguefby George IT, GuffA brother 3
Judge Curtis, ana Montgemasy Blaas ser
Of Francis z. Blair, fof, ,ths ptsinfl Scott
and by Senator Geyer and ReysFdE Iohp
son for the defendant. On tbeS ascumSi,
neither Mr. Curtis nor johnson took part
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s. Head Quarters,
9Th Regiment, s. G. H., Militia,
:. "A

Spiarch 20, 1891.
ORDER NO
THE Upper and Lower BattalIions Compri-
Il sing the 9Th Regiment Infantry South
Carolina Militia. will assemble for Drill and
Review at their, Respective Parade Grounds,
viz:
TheUpper Battalion at brakes old Field,
on Saturday the I'd Of May next-The Lower
battalion at Chalk Level, on Saturday, the
10Th of May. The Commissioned aud non.C Cons
misiioned Officers will attend at each place the
day previous for Drill and Instruction.. Cap
tnirs Commanding Beat Companies will order
out the Pioneers in their respective Commands.
Lieut.. Col. Clinkscales and Maj Hodges are
charged with the Extension Of this Order
throughout their respective Commands.-Tbe
Jocassee Band will attend one day at each
place.
The Southern Rights Dragons are respect.
fully invited to attend at Drake's old Field on
the I'd of May, and the" Calhoun Troop. of Cav
airy are respectfully invited to attend, at
Chalk Level on Saturday. the eth ,of, May
b The Public generally and ladies espscia n Ire
respectfully invited to attend each KsviSw.
BY order of Col. T. J. RosKkrs:: ;
March 20, 1857. 4s.U
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DrrLoMATic NISir.-lhe whole diplomatic
corps residing near the Government Of the
United States. headed by their dovcn the
Comrc lie Sarigc<. Minister of France, made
official visit to the President Yesterday, by
appointment They were individually intro.
dnrcl to the Chief Magistrate by the Secretary
Of state. and NJ de Sarticcs made to the Pres
ident. "n behalf of himself and his colleagues,
very Iciicituus address of onngrutulation and
respect, which was responded to by the Psesi-
dent in happy aniappr"l,riate terms. He then
shook hands with each OF the diplomatic gen
tlcincn and presented them to the members of
the Cabinet, who were present.
National IikcIiinDccr
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'DRED SCoTr' IN OuIo.-A committee Of the
Ohio Lecture has made an extended report up
on The recent decision of the Supreme Court in
the Drcd scott case. accompanied by bill "to
prevent slavclolling and kidnapping" in Ohio.
The bill provides severe penalties for persons
who shall attempt to hold slaves in the State, to
sriZ: arrest fugitvrs from service, or to kid.
nap any person with intent TO carry him out of
the State for the purpuse Of cnsIaving him.
Tn. acts Of marShais in the execution of legal
process are expressly excepted from the opera
ton Uflaw
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ABBEVILLE MALE ACADEMY

TNIIE Exercises Of this Institution will be
Il resumed on the First Monday in Janua-
ry next. The government of the School will
be rigid, and every effort will be made to main
tain high standard of morality
The Scholastic year will be divided into
two Terms The iIst will commence on the
lst Monday in January, and continue Twenty
eight weeks; the second will begin on the ID
Monday. in September and continue twelve
weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling, lst Scs % Scs.
and Primary Geography, Sl4 OU $ 90
The above with Geography,
History, Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar and Exer-
cises in English Compo-
sition, 20 90 90
The above with allsthe nd
vanced English Branches, % 90 10 90
The above with Latin and
Greek, % 90 l2 90
Students will be received Mt any time du.
ring the Session and will be charged from the
time they enter until the end Of the Session,
unless special arrangements are made. to the
contrary.
Boarding can be obtained Mt reasonable rates.
a. G. ELDER, A. b.
Dec -, 1856 33-tf
eB Abbcviille Banner will please copy.
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FEMALE DEL!cAcY.-Above all other features
which ad"rn the female character, delicacy
''y'..., :. r"rn"S, witlin4the province of good
:aS'' -:'' that dclicacy which is rcrpctually in
qn"st "fsomethiug to be ashamed Of which make
n,"r' "fa. blush, and shippers Mt the false con.
s'ru"ti"n its own ingenuity has put upon an in
noc"u: Remark : this spurious kind of delicacy
i 'ar removed from good sense-bnt the high
muA"d drlicacv which maintains its pure and
unl' waiting walk alike among women and in
the society of men. which shrinks from no nec-
cssarr duty. andcau speak when required, with
s'r, "Sr,"ss and kindness of things at which it
"" ...i i' ashamed to smile or blush: that deli
"a"v which knows how to confer benefit
without wonniin. the feelings of another,
which can give aims without assumption, and
which pains not the most susceptible being in
creation.
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UNPARALLELED BARGAINS!

UNPARALLELED BARGAINS!
Extraordinary Attraction!
NJ. STRAUSS, COKESBURY.
WAR! WAR! WAR!
OWING to the war in Kansas, antltle prob.
" ability of the dissolution of Union the
subscriber has determined to sell his Stock of
Goods at VERY Low Prices, and NOW Is THE
TIME, when his Stock is full and lately purchased
i'll New York and Baltimore, consisting Of
Rich Dress Silks, Chaly,
French Mcrinoes, Nous De I.aines,
DRESS GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY,
Linens, Domcstics
Cloaks, Mantillas, Shawls.
EMBROIDERIES.
Lnccs, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, LIFE PREsEnv-
ING SHIRTS,
C2oth Cashmere. Tweedcs and Ky Jeans,
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Oil Cloth.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
for Men. Boys and Youth.
Brogans, Boots, Shoes, Slippers and Cutters
wich has ne'er been surpassed
HATS AND CAPS,
all sorts and styles To suit child Just born to
men one hundred years old
Also Il full assortment of Plaids, Kcrscvs,
PLANES, Osnaburgs, Blankets, Sheetngs,
Shirtings. Liapcrs, Towclling Finnnels
and Prints.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of Hardware, Grocery, Crockery, Stationery,
etc, etc.
Special Notice
Expressing my thanks for the past favors,
with pleasure invite my friends ned custom
ers and the public in general, to come. exam
inc my extensive stock, and low prices.
R,7ae'nd.r M STRAUSS,
Oct. 10, 1856. 23-tf Cokcsbury.
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MILLER &, WARREN,
Corner Opposite the Globe Hotel,

HAVE just received large stock of FALL.
IL and WINTER Dry Goops, of the latest
importation and most fashionable styles, con-
sistingo of
Flounced Embroidered Colorcd SILKS,
Rich Brocade and Plnid Colored SILKS
Figured and Moire Antique Black do; a..
Rich Flounced MUSLIN DE LANES
Cnshmeres and Muslin dc Laines in great
variety
Bombazines, Challes Alpacas and Cobcrgs
French English and American PRINTS
Handsome Scotch and French GLNGXA MS;
Rich French Embroidered COLLARS and
SLEEVES
Rich Black Lace COLLIR rs and !SLEEVES;
Jackonct and Swiss BANDS and
FLOUNCYNGS;
Infants Embroidered WI lists and ROB E.S:
Embroidered Mcrino CLOAES for Infants :;
Real Faienciennes, Maltese and Thread
Ia 4CES;,
REVERE, IIem-stitched and Embroidered
HDK.S;
Alexander's Kid and Silk GLOVES;
Splendid Stock of Gents 4"
Together with an endless variety of Goods
usually found in Dry Goods Store. We will
add that we have large stock, anxious to sell,
and will take pleasure in showing them to our
friends and customers. -
Oct. 10, 1856 24-3m
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MEXICAN llosrITALirY.-Thrce enormous whales
one ninety feet il. length, recently paid visit
to the harbur of Acapulco, on the Pacific coast,
where they sojourned four days enjoying the
beauties and excellent sea bathing Of that fine
bay. In the hospitality of his heart the Cap.
tain of the port refused permission to take them
"A stretch Of authority very much condemned
at the capital, as one Of the monsters would
have yielded oil enough to light the whole re-
public for months-N o. T'icayunc
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Justice to a Heroine--Mrs. Patton.

We are gratiied to perceive that out edi-
torial anirnadversions on the conduct Of the
New York underwriters to Mrs. Patton, have
not been in vain. In the Tines of the 25lh
ult., we alvertcd 20 the fact, that this lady's
husband, the captain Of a valuable ship, was
taken sick at sea-that his wife, with the
spirit Of a true heroine, seized the quadrant
and steered the ship, (Ncptune's Carr and
cargo in safety to San Francsco-and, that
although no less than eight rich Insurance
Companies in New York were interested,
they merely gave her the contemplate sum
of 81 900, or 1925 each for this heroic
achievement and this too, after she had saw
cd a vessel and cargo valued by the Insurers
at three hundred thousand dollars We
are glad to perceive by the following which
we find in the New York correspondence of
the Charleston Courier, that something like
justice has been done this noble woman
whose hcroism cclipscs all the achievements
of the most extravagant romance. Then fnl
lowing is frcin the Courier.
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Kindness >

sSt.
AS stars upon the tranquil sea,
In mimic glory shine,
So words of kindness in the heart.
Reflect the source divine;
o then be kind, whoe'er thou, art,
That brcathest mortal breath,
Aud it shall brighten all thy life,
And sweeten even death.
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Rislao EQrtss.

THE sebseri6er teepso altsndi
..NuDn's qssks;s .eelsbrassdl as&s3s3
iEEfspReas. s s1s, % Thish 81 is % WssfsSts. aid.
viii ssiL IT NeD Fork prices ytEgsrsds st He
Depot ~, 8. GARDNER,
II L 1OgRaoHAsbsos SrikEr,
3. "a Jsv doors a6ope EeshW,tc AgsE. :
April II, 1855 ~
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SPRING GOODS---1S56.
J.F. BuRGHARO g. co., AUGUSTA, GA.,
Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall,

Ol nlNU UUUDO---lO0O.
IF. BuRGHAR0 g. co., AUGUSTA, GA,
Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall,
4 RE now receiving an unusually choice
IL variety Of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they arc selling at the very lowest pri-
ees possible, and to which the attention of pur
chasers is very cordially and respectfully invi.
ted Their stock embraces the following. q.
mong others of French EngliSh and An,erican
productions. Particular attention is asked to
Patusli, Lupin, Seydoux, Licber k Co.'S manu-
facture of BomJazines challies. delnines,
bareges, grenadines, DC. Thirrin & Milliards
black and eolored challies, nargnise, veil
berage and tissues.
PRINTED GOODS.-Steinbach, Kocchlinks,
Percnls, brlliantes, cambrics, jaconcts, lawns,
organdies and berages,
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
Fourands, very handsome;
French and English Calcoes of Stein
bacIs Hogle's Monteiths d Norton's;
Cases of Ginghams, black and fancy, all prices:
Printed challies and berage delaines, from low
priced to very rich:
American lawns and muslins:
Calicoes, low price and fast colors
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Richardson's Linens, and other makers,
very full assortment in all varieties, for shirt
ing, sheeting, pillow casing, &c, DC. birdseye
diapers. Scotch ditto. towclling and towels,
Turkish Bath, &C.; window drapcry, lace and
muslin DC, DC.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and BOYS, in
Linen drillings, &c cottonades Of all sorts vest
ings, spring cassimeres, cashmerett, drub etc, &c
DOMESTIC GOODS,
An unrivaled assortment Of sheetings and
shirtings brown and bleacl,ed, from 3:4 t., 1874
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Of every sort and kind, considered desirable
to have, by the piece bale. In addition to
the above, we have the very finest assortment
to be found probably in the State.
J.'F. BURCHARD d co.
B1ny 2. 1856. 52-ly
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= Dg3ya o. T. P. CoorER--we rcgsetto learn
fram the Dsrlingt Flag the death OFT Priest
lysCoorer. son Of tho late DR.. Thomas Cooper,
aud snstivs ofour city,, The Flag truly says
ofshin
i, ;ltisour painful duty to announce the death
QEthis gentleman. We feel that in him we have
l0stEw6rm hearted friend. NJ Cooper was
nnanof rareintelligence and extensive influence
SEA leaves ma " friends to mourn his dftimoly
death"
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Nj. HI. B II R RY,
Furniture and Chair Ware.rooms,
13k RfcI.n r<vSnu St.oof

COLUM BIA, S. G..
TNIIE Subscriber. having enlarged his Ware.
Il rooms and Workshops, is now enabled
NITURE and CHAIRS, of his own make, and
some of the best Northern manufactures.
Also on hand large assortment of WALb
PAPER, all of which will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH .r..
1t only needs an examination Of the stock to
be convinced as to quality and cheapness.
Aprifll, 1866 40 1y
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Not long since DE- Oliver Wendell Holmes
delivcreds lscfnss in which. he took the
groagdthat the peeplc Of New England were
dsgeneratihg for want of limestone out of which
tSm4n1faetnre theneeessary bone and muscle.
me ALBANY At!as disputes the theory Of Dr..
the fnen-of New England ia. shat they ore
(ikS .sharksl running AL to beah. .,and the. head
rdnhing Alfto mouth" When doctors disa
gfSsrwho Shall decide I"
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TO the Ladies' OF Abbeviiie.
;AdRH. ~. q. OWENS 81

Wv Of Ahbagiile, fHat she has s re.n,Ssss a,asss
and may ba found ct the Abbeyille Hotel.
;where sheis prepared to Garry on the DRESS.
MAKING Business in all its vari6as 6ra,,ohes IN
the neatest and most Fashionable Styled and
at the shortest notice. .-s, sss
All orders from the country promptly at
tended TO. q
March 8ta1ss1.t S48M
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A VIGoRoUs OLD GENT-There is now
living in Conventry, Conn.,, man named
James Douglas, who is one hundred and
two years and seven months old. Notwith-
standing his great age, he is as healthy
strong and robust rs most men OF fifty, his
eye sight is good, never having been neccs-
STATED to wear glasses and his faculties
in general sseem unimpaircd. During the
past winter he walked two miles from home
i'll the morning, cut his cord Of wood per
day, and returned home in the evening.
His present health is gool, aud he labors
daily. lie has always eaten whatever was
set before him drank tea and coffee ever
since he could remember drank spirits,
wine and cider whenever he wanted them,
but never to excess. He has used tobacco
over forty years. Mr.. Douglas was born in
North Kingston, Rhode Island.
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49, AAOWSC WuAAAkaASs
TNHE undersigned iss now prepared to do. oil
81 work ENTRUSTED TO his care, in the Build
ing Line; to Draw. Plans and erect ali desorip.
tions OF Buildings froma pae.storY house to a
Court House -.
: Hasi5g received instructions from the best
AIehitests in he Union hs fiattSrs himself that
hsesn have work doge-in style e6qal to aiii
~ chAsp SA cam fbs done ih Esn YSsI.. ~ ! :"
R.sIsEscgs saKipg 4 Kellap. Hrehiteets
Sos NsS Foik eaeys fsavssspSt. e :WslIse NsT
Markell Dt:: JohaP B:ss3 sssst li3e.
Greenwood. Oct. 10, 1856. 2Siy
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An article in one Of your State papers
the South Carolina Times | bcleve-ridicul-
ing the extraordinary ibcral;ty C) Of our
Insurance Companies in presenting Mrs.
Patton, who saved for them some $4,000
in the Neptures Car, has caused something
of sensation among the underwriters. To
do some of them justice, they were ashamed
of the small amount presented, and said SO,
but the President of one large Company in
sisted that $1,000 was quite enough for a
woman, who probably could never do them
any service hereafter. The article was re-
produced in the Times Of this city, and SO
kecnl was the sarcasm Of the Columbia
print felt, that the other underwriters and
merchants went to work collecting subscrip-
tions, SO us to reward the woman navigator
in manner worthy her prowess and skill
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The State of South Carolina,
Adbcuille District-Ia the Con,n,an Pleas.
Amos Clark, Jr, Attachment.
"a. : Mc(iOwan u Perrin,
James A Liddel. Plff's Attya
wv HEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the thirty
w first day Of October, 1856, file bis dec.
laration against the Defendant, who, las it is
said) is absent from and without the limits of
this State, and has neither wife or attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
of the said declaration might be served. It is
appear and plead to the said declration, on or
before the first day of November, which will
be in tile year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred
aud Fifty y-Scven, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
MATHEW MCDONALD, c. CT.
Clerks Office, Oct 80, 1856. ~ ly
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The State of South CnrOlina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Office Court Of Common Pleas and Gent Sessions
~. Attachment
James A. Liddle, Daskin, Pl'tf's Attorney.
\E HEREAS the Plaintiff. did, on the eigh-
w teenth day Of OctS6er, eighteen hun.
dred and .fifty-six, file his declaration against
the Defendant, who. lit is said. is absont from
and without the limits of this State and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the
same upou whom copy of said declaration
might be served: 1t is therefore ordered.
that the said Defendant do appear and plead
to the said declaration, on or before the nine.
teenth day Of October, eighteen hundred and
ffty-seven. otherwise final and absolute iudg.
mcnt will then be given end awarded against
him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. GG.P.
Clerks Office, Oct lS, 1856 26:Iy
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=. Attention. :. t,itizenal
HOUSE AN5 FURNITURE PAINTING
:FxECUTED 1n tie nsatest and most Fash
r. =; ions6ie Styles, Initiating choice colors
Orders fromthe country will be promptly
attended to-
} J 81 oss Il, ,ssstsitaa1.s yssh,s s,A esp q b
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HODGES, DEPOT.

HODGES DEPOT.
TNIIE Firm of ROBERTS, ADAMS d SMITH
Il WAS dissolved on the first of October,
1854. 1t is hoped that all persons indebted
will come forward and settle by cash or note,
as we are anxious to close our old business.
ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business at Hodges, and at Long
Cane, and by the first of April will have fine
Spring Stock of Goods,
selected with grent care in New York and Bal.
timore, which we respectfully offer to our
'nds aBSSscustomers at moderate profits
me and see, and he your own judge. We
erely wish to let you know that we are still
acre, feeling satisfied that if you will come,
our Goods and prices will please you.
Very respectfully,
ROBERTS d ADAMS
Hodges, s. c. March 81, 1856 Al If
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The'crowd of men expecting. Office under the
new Administration isgreat. The verdnncy of
some IN most laughable. They have an idea
fkst atiHhe'officer are to be vacant that the
5NrNc come first serve" rule will be adopted ::
.tnst men must be on hand to apick and take"
4sthey doa seat at a Western hotel at dinner
time. One of these gentlemen on Monday
Ist vas seen the great hall of the Treasury
!gspsttmont. He walked up. to goodlook-
I'D Can you inform me what good bfice
.M..;lkbS first vacantT The gentlema h replied,
,siexpectmine will be sir" WhsSis It worth ~
said the stranger. "$s, .o00a year." was the re-.
sPenss. "Goad !" said the applicant, '.Ill take
that viii you give ue your namslf" 1t was
done. But the incumbent femains. ,y:s::
'. , Boston 1dv
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I'REl'A EY
AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL,

VVtNnSs CULUSs AViNSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGII,
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
THIS remedy has won for itself such n"toricty
from its Of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the cvi
dcnces Of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is tho field Of it's use
fulness, and numerous the of its cures,
that almost every section Of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
every other medicine of its kind is ton appa-
rent to escape observation, and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which arc incident
to our climate. Not only in formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties Of
Colds, CouGHs. HoARsENEss, &c. and for Gill;
DREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
AS it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
WAKDLAW d. LYON, Abbevilie G. H.,
And by every Merchant in the District.
HAVILAND, IIARRAL & CO., Charleston.
Dec s, 6m] General Agents.