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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-03
O.FAKrN EikSHlP.
" FERGUSON, FARISs & CO...

No. PEARL SIRE IT.
The subseribers have this day formed Co.Part.
nershtp, under the style and fru1 of II rRGUsON,
fAklSS y CO. for the purpose of &C nductlng a
business, and have taken the per = and convenient
S.erehouse recently occupied by B. FsrEuson, Jr.
No. Pearl street.
Having made arrangements to i,nport most of their
FOREIGN GOODS, they viii Ia nrspsI al for the
Spring Trade with new sad rtractfve sto Al xuortbv
the attention of wholesale var and which ths y
pledge themselves sell on a. Ts,.onabis rerms a.
any house in this market.
The residue of the stock taLAn of T Tsrou.on
", emDIacne many new and ssssonabie Goods we
~I continue 70 oner sc osT for cash. its equivs-
lent until the opening Of the Sprng Trade.
J. FERGUSON, JR,
THOS. &. FARiSS,
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The su ,scribers, who the surviving partners of
, thu late rm of Aug. Anderson & Co, will wind up
the buat Of that firm without further delay, and
will be obliged to ell those inaebted them to make
prompt payment. ALEXfUS GREEN,
| JNO. A. HALVES,
| Surviving Partners of the late firm of
| e.. Ana And ~
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THOS. &. FARiSs, -
January Ist1 1907 r. NJ. FERGUSON.

return my sine ara thanks to the many friends and
customers VINO n I'VE extended to their patronage
when alone, and anil cit .ontnusnce of the ssms To
the new conce, a + a JERGIJsON In
ia 6-dGwIp
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~ ITAHs.-.P. I'll. TAYLOR has lust re.
NJ &c we'd further supply Of Martin's hne OUI.
TAR. MUSIC STORE on Gevarnor Il.
SALT AND fLASrkH...The Vfrainia
~ an Tennessee Railroad 10 6nished to seifyille
and I an now prepared to furnish SALT and PLAS.
TER to ustomers In sacks barrels upon the most
scconmo iatng terms and upon the shortest notice.
orders for ithsr srtele In any quantity customen
may desire. The attention Of farmers 10 particularly
invited TO Il eVrsnia article, and feel sured thai
trial ef eli her or both articles will result In s En-
oIusiye use. Any orden addressed 10 M. O. ri
LiTcHFlEL Q. my agent In LynchbuTg, win meet
with prompt ttsnten. -
AuNsieles my brand ere wsrantsd pure
IHOs L. PkE1x0N,.
Dc s--7ms saltviIls Washinston county. Va
CARD.-DA MANOOLPH HARRI10N.
~ (tats u. Q. n avyl Omes, % Msin kefWeG vtH
I'D 10th streets, ppodts CeFisthian Hall. 8.
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a Vp-p AnTNEKshIP NOTICE.
~ Tue undersigned have this day associated
thar asaivt for the purpose of transactiug GENE
Raj A6l .NCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
They will occupy the same store recently occupied
by VT LLIAMS BROTHER, under which style
the fir N viii be continued.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
r A. WILLIAMS
Eel 9, 1851 VIM. B. WILLIAMS
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- HOME AGAlN...The subscrfeer =
again back 1t his old stand, corner Of Main
and 18th streets with new house, nsw and
-. ffesh stock of Goods, and II pew prepared 70
otter gfeafer Inducements to his Old patrons ANA
friends, sud the public eensraly. than ne hss ever
done. Th'se In wHnt Of something really nice sna
desirable In the way Of Clothing for the Christmas
HondayA would do well to give him call.
E. b. SPENCE.
Ciothier and Merchant Tailor,
de- I9 No. IN. corner Meta and 18th e.
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I1lSSOI GTIU N 1.-The C0-partnership of
- LOCK eta DENNIS, having expired by llml-
tstlon 10 q lis DAY d SOLVED Either partner will
thenane ofthe in winding up its affairs. All
pefsonsl noehted ". al please settle at once.
III. w LOCKETT,
teZ- dIw&w2w Z DENNIS
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rEzz,.z,z-zz,r1 OFF CE kICdmONy AND re.
Es ssssss:s TEL .S8URG RAILROAD CO,
- H. caMoND, VA, Jan. IS 1857.
The Trains on this b ad will - follows, until
further notice:
Trains leave Ric hmor d-Msli asa through Ps-
sengers-daily, at 8 o'clo 'k r M;
Trains leave Pet eIsbui g-Aail and Through Pss-
sengers-dsily, at s T. nj. no,
1. oc-4. Superipte MT.
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X ANOERSf)N Il. CO. having been dissolved by
me leath of UG. ANDERSON, the surviving part
h nei ., ALEX US GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES,
n' ve formed a co-partnership with CHAS. H.
= NDEkSO N. unoer the name of ANDERSON,
5kEEN HAYES, to carry the Wholesale
Straw and Millinery bushes at the Ware house
Nc l0l Me in street, formerly occupied by Aug. An
derson o., where they will be pleased to the
customers of the late fra.
tLEXIUS GREEN,
JOHN A. HAYES,
CHAS. H. ANDERSON.
Kshrua w LAT In57
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nYERCOATS .-,IEkCHANT, w kIsI
~ GEa Co. have ON hand 8 large stock Of
Over Costs consist ne Of eytra fine Castor Beaver
Peltos fine BLACK r, bbsd Cssn mere do Heavy Black
and Brown Beaver lacks: Heavy Black and Brown
Cloth Peltos: Ala, I AM Drab Mohar Peltos and
sacks Also TaImas ri Ragiands of all kindawhieh
wa are oferin, very Ir,r., Call and examine thsm.
isf2 No. I12 Main street.
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49, 49, sIxSNiss fasxxsSv = Wxl.l.E0yRsn - Law.
-. n Af1QANEarin. ts,ios cesrs
VIM prsstiss In the Superior ss ss..sisn saa ,ls
.rs5 49,. - n nisSasnA sad Ess,oss ne a
oose 0ovesac Is ~1ipkSM
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I OOk TO YOUR lNTEhES1S THE
IL large and elegant assortment Of superior quality
Winter Clothing now in store, il being offered at
prices to suit purchasers. We will not carry over
many styles of Winter Clothing, and must axe room
fer spring stock You will therefore fad Jour int.
and the best s;y les and workmanship.
ia % KEEN. BALDWIN & CO.
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Meals by tbs week, month or year. nl-tA
NTUitA Il ...al rich ants, Acco Nmmo da tien
y Wsrshouse, for the storage Of Fl Aour' wheat,
Corn, Coffee, dc &c.
Persons having gonds TO store, would N,nsut thsii
interest By storing with We them ell trouble
In receiving shipping and marking sttend person
ally 10 that on, selves.
They also save large amount Of none In drayage
alone, by storing with Our WaTeheuse b ors sit
uated the DOCK goods can be received and y sr
ed free of draysge.
insurance effected ut the lowest city rates tt do.
sired. BRIDGFOKD co
no 10 Corner Goth, Dock and Cary stree b.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-14

the State owns in these roads. My own i'm
mediate constituents will feel its beneficial
effects much sooner than other portions of the
State, should we be so fortunate us to get n
railroad from this point to the town Of Clinton,
which is now contemplated TO be built The
section of country in which live is well adapt
ed to agriculture. and has large population
engaged in making cotton, all of whom are
deeply interested in having railroad COMMUNE
cation with the Mississippi River and New
Orleans. The twon Of Clinton is u flonrishing
inland town, containing n population of fifteen
hundred inhabitants and is place OF consd-
cradle commercial Importance. Not only
would the people of my parish be benefited
by this road, should this link in the chain be
built and o road from Baton Rouge to Gin
ton be also built, but a large portion OF the
people of the State of Mississippi and the par
ish of st. Helena would also be benefited.
That the amount of freights that would go to
New Orleans from Clinton. and the immense
travel from that place to Baton Rouge and to
New Orleans, would go great way in making
the whole line profitable believe, is capable
OF mathematical demonstration but when con
nccted with road to New Orleans, and the
great Northern Road and its tributaries, and
with the Opelousas Road meeting it at New
Orleans, it would prove one Of the best paying
roads Of its length in the whole Southern
country.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-14

~ . ''S 49, P " " Pv ''""'"'
itself, that can contribute in the least towards
confusion in council or embarrassment in action.
Extreme opinions may be entertained without
danger or detrimcnt to the interests of the
nation but it is one thing to think as an indi
vidual, and another to administer the affairs
of government by virtue of authority direct
ly derived from millions of frcemen
The President of the United States is the
delegated guardian of the interests and honor
of the American people, irrespective of party
or of section. The Constitution is his chart,
pointing out his pathway, and the principles
of his party, as proclaimed in his election, are
the induces to be observed in his interpreta-
tons
These are the duties of the administration
on the one hand, while it is incumbent on the
part OF the people on the other, to frown down
discord and sustain the administration with
energy and zeal, so long as there is no dcvia-
ton from the rectilineal course of the Consti-
tuition. Nationality, not severaty, is one Of
the secrets Of success with every party propos-
ing to dispense the affairs Of republican pco.
lplc; and it is this peculiar characteristic that
has ever distinguished the Democratic party
Of this county, which IS altogether attributable
to the philosophical fact that its principles arc
counterparts to the Constitution, embracing
the interests Of every section, doing justice to
all without infringing upon any, and covering
the whole country with canopy under which
each separate State stands out in bold relief
but with relative rights to and from the com.
mon whole.
/ The Inauguration of Mr.. Buchanan will open
a new era Of hope and promise to every patr
OF in the nation. The principles upon which
he is about to be elevated to the most honor
ed and responsible position within the gift Of
man. were warmly canvassed and thoroughly
understood. And being approved by the
people, he has only to enforce them to pcrpct
uatc the Union or to have the immoral honor
Of maintaining the integrity Of the Democratic
perry, even unto the hour of the crash Of the
Constitution and the country
That he will do his duty, we have every
guaranty that moral man can give, and that
his party will support him in unbrokcn column
we have ample assurance in the fact til at til,
Democracy never faltcr in their faith.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-14
PRESIDENT AND THE UNITY Oh
HIS CABINET.

GEy. PIERcEs CABINET--In few weeks
the present administration will be brought to
a closv, and it is presumable that no change
will be made in the cabinet during that time
If not, General Pierce's cabinet will have re-
manned in Office for the whole term of -four
years, without any change in either of the de-
partmcnts. Every member now holds the po
sition assigned to him the day the President
assumed the reins of government. 1t is the
first nstacc of the kind in the history of ON
government General Washington's cabinet
remained entire through his first term with
the exception Of single change in the Post
Office Department, and John Quincy Adams
made only one change during his term, having
had two Secretaries of WAR; washington
Union.
The honorable fact here announced is a full
rcfutation of the oft-repeated assertions of the
OPPOSITION press that President Pierce filled
his cabinet with discordant elements, with nc
more affinity for each other than oil has fol
water 1t has been said thousand times
during the last four years that there was ne
unity of sentiment between the various dstn
guished gentlemen composing the cabinet
How has it happened, then, we pray to know,
that they have stuck together during the whole
term? Could this have been had there been
that want of harmony among them which the
opposition has prated about so loudly? Clear
ly not; and we are forced to the conclusion
that all the criticism of this cabinet was gam
mon, intended to delude and dupe the people
of the country The members of the cabinet
were united in the beginning; they haze been
united throughout, and their concerted efforts
have contributed greatly to the promotion o
the prosperity of the country at home and it
glory abroad. They will retire with the re
spcct of their countrymen whom they have Sc
faithfully crved.--Richmond Enquirer.
The cabinet of President Pierce was scarce
ly announced before its early dissolution, il
consequence of the discordant elements o
which it was said to be composed, was conf
IDENTITY predicted. We are within reasonable
limits when we say that the cabinet has beef
exploded and scattered into fragments a thou
sand times in the opposition newspapers, LEI
on by the New York Herald, Day after da
for whole months the public was formally AM
confidently notified by these journals that tn
distractions, collisions and antagonisms among
the distinguished heads heads of the depart
: ments rendered it impossible for them to han
monte and work together. Sometimes tn
Secretary of War was alleged to be the III
goyernable agitator, who must "rnle or ruin
the cabinet. At. others, the Secretary c
State was supposed to be exerting an ovel
:, shadowing influence which would not be sui
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-14
FOR JUDGE OF TIE It'll JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CYRUS RATLIFF.

TIE CLINTON AND BATON RouGE RAu-RoAD-The
charter for this road has already passed both houses
The additional bill giving the aid Of the State there
to, on Thursday underwent Its two readings, and
was made the order Of the day for Tuesday next
In connection with this measure fraught with 50
much interest to the parish II il with much surprise
that we hear of the stubborn obstinacy with which
it has been opposed. Such opposition docs not ac
cord with the wishes Of large majority of the peo
pie and we trust will cease, and the appropriation
so necessary be zcalousy and heartily supported.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-14

5sr~ Roger A. Pryor, Esq, late editor of the Rich
mond Enquirer. has issued the prospectus of new
daily Democratic paper called the South, which will
be published in Richmond before the close of the
present month.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-14
CONTRACTING RATES.
AGENTS 5.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due to- and receive subscrp
tons to- the " DEMOCRAT"
ARTHUR McKENNA, Jackson, La.
II. CHICK, Port Hudson.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-03-14

A mans own heart must be ever given to
gain that of another
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Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
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ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office, Ten Dollars
payable in advance.
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Negro Brogan Shoes
To Mechanics, Inventors, and
Manufacturers,

ANNol NtING tn" THIRTEENTH An
Il. nual Volume" Of the SCIENTIFIC AME.EI-
CAN, the Publishers respectfully inform the pub.
lie flat i'll ",d-r IL in-rr:,>r AMI stimulate the
formation Of clubs, they rrop"~" T." offer me
h""~'mi fir" U""irtd D"ii",w im fuSh P,,u,;-
""$ for tn" fifteen largest lists Of subscribers
sent III hy the LIST of January, 1858; said Ircmi-
unis to 'r distributed ns follows -
For tn: largest list, SiuU; I'd. $3.50 !: Sd, 5000 ;
'''h, :Si'": 9TH 500; 9th, 500; 9Th, $50
Sth, so; 9th, SGO; lOih, SjU; llih $40; l2tII,
SD; Eth, $50; l'lth. 50; 18th, $40.
N'iil"S "i S'ibScriilrrS can lac sent III nj d;ifer
rnt times ana from different l''>t Offices. The
cash Will u" l'h to the orders of the successful
competitors, immediately after the st ofJanuary
!S"S
Southern, Western, and Canada money will
be taken lor sub=cr p;i"ns. Canadian subscribers
Will please to remit Twcnty-six cents r.rtra on
each years subscription TO prepay postage.
Terms # S"bSc,pi;"".-Tw" Dollars Year.
or ono Dollar !or SIN Months.
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Summer Supplies.


II rs received from New York his Summer
IL Supplies Of DRY COOS, embracing Il com
plete i,ncnt Of articles for Ladies Summer
Dresses
French Emhroidcrcrs, IIniScry, &c. a full
supply Of the best articles for Ladies' Mourn
ing Apparel; a variety of articles for Gentle
men and ioutll's wear; I}lcaclicd Shir.imys and
Shcctngs, of the most approved make; IL 1 Lin
en- Sheelngs, Pillow Casr Linens, Daunask an.l
Table Diapers superior Iiuckabncks aud Scotch
Diapers, for Towels Towels with tonrrl aud
Fancy Borders; Il full assortment of articles for
Servants wear Lancaster, Allcndn!e and Mar.
scilcs Quilts, (sonic Of cNtr; size Il. i quality,
with great variety of articles. suitable for Plan
tation aud Family use, which will he SOLD ut dc.
cidcdly lower prices for Cash, than can lie pur
chased OH the usual credit terms. Grunitcvill,
and Augusta Shirtings and Shcctings Cotton
Osnaburgs and Stripes, at Manufacturers prices
The public are respectfully requested 10 cxam
inc The assortment.
June %, 57--.9
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TILE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IllI -SIAIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
.4dbteriUe District. Tmhon
Iiv WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of .\hl,c-
Vile District.
W]MElu!AS, Wm.N tnksc:.lrs has applied to
w Inc for Letters of AlnniS,r;lion with will
annexed cm AK and sim, nlur the goods aud chat.
tells, rights and credits of john b. CInscalrS late
Of the lGstEitt aforesaid, Irccasrl.
Thcse,are, therefore, I" cit. and ndmnni>l, all
nnd singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceascd, To he and appear before me- at o,,r
next Ordinarys Court for the said District, 10 w..
holdenat Abbevile Court House, on the ryl,.
teei,th day of September inst, TO show cause, il
any. why,tl.e saId Administration should not be
granted.
Given under aay hand and seal, this third
day of September, in the year of our Lord
.one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven,
end in tue SD year of American Indcpc,i-
dcnce.
=. WILLIAM HILL, Y. 4. d.
Sept. 10, 1851. % IT
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GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS!!
GOOD NEWS FOR TIE PEOPLE!
Family Grocery at Colzesbury !!

THE undersigned has just opened :, large
l. Stock "f Groceries at the stand formerly V
occupied by Smith, Grayd"n IL Co., consisting,
of Sugar of various kinds Coffee Molassrs Salt
and Bacon, MackcrrI in Kits and Barrrs, Vine
gar, Rice, Nails, ChtinS, Pot ware, Tin ware,
Shovcls Spades, Powder, Shot, Lead, Candy,
Nuts, Wines, Pruncs, titron, Curran,s, Candies,
Soap, Soda, Starch, Maccaroni, Pepper, Ginger,
Spice, Lemon Syrup, Porter, Soda w atcr, Sar-
dimes, Salmoud, Crackers, Pickles, Sauces, Mus
tard, Preserves, Gran: Peaches Cherries, VOLTS
Aromatic Schnnprs. Last, though moi least,
T"imcc" mud largo LOT of Scgars, and many
other articles too tedious to mention.
Terms CASH j. B. BLACK
Cokcshury, May 1, 1857. :;-1y
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Notice to Debtors.

A LII persons indebted To the Estute of Mrs.
II Sarah Pace, deceased, are requested to
come forward aud pay before the 18th of Sep
tembor. Notes or Accounts unpaid upon TINT
day, will be placed in the hands Of an Attorney Y
for collection. Any persons having demands
against the same, are requested to present them
TO the undersigned.
THOMAS EAKIN, Ex'r
Aug 81. 1867 ls ~
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Land for Sale.

Ad1u 1OI 0dl0.
fi'llE Subscriber is the authorized Agent. of iI,
L parties interested, to Sell the real estate OF
JOSEPH AIKEN, deceased. The tract OF
Land Is valuable, adjons lands Of DIR. Ward
law, DR.. Livingston, and others, OH CulLoun's
Creek, and 'coiifnins about
72O Acres.
Ifopcrty-ncgroes--as we'll us casl, win be
taken in payment.
Applications for purchase can be made TO tI,c
Agent; who lives ut Cokesbury.
JOHN sN. SuBER.
June Q, 1857 6 If
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CANDIpAyEs,

+,,eY We are autlQriaed 10 anuouee A. ADOL-
iHoS WILLIAMS as q Candidate for tho Of
ice Of Ordinary, al the ensuing election. 'l'
az fl,s E,enas of WM. A.GILES respect
fully announce him as Candidate for the Offics
Of Ordinary. d. tho nett election. ~
az We are 'autIlorized To- sDnounce W IT..
LIAM HILL as q Cendidatc for re- election 10
the Office 6f Ofdinaty at the next election. %
uT The fTieIds of JAMES A. McCORD 1c:.
spectfn(Iy announces him Candidate for Tax
Collector, at tho next Election, for Abbeyills
District. TI7''"s
July 80, 1857 IA It'd
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
IITON II. DEALE, who is now in tho
!1 custody of the Sheriff Of Abbevlle Dis.
trict by virtue of a writ of capias ad saf:sfa.
eiendum, at the suit Of Spencer F. Smith, having
filed in my Office, together with a schedule. OF,
oath, Of his estate and effects, his petition to the
Court Of Common Pleas, praying that he nav be
admitted TO the benefit of tho Acts of the Gen.
eral Assembly, made for the relief of insolycnt
debtors
1t is ordered. that the said Spencer +. Smith
nnd all others tho creditors to whom the snii
Million IL. Deale is In any wise indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and have notice to
appear, before the said Court. at Abbeyile Court
House. OIL Mondny, the fifth day of October next,
10 shew cause. if any they can, why the PRAYER
Of the petition aforesaid, should not be granted
MATTHEW MCDONALD. C.
Office Of Common Pleas, AbbevilIe)
District, this 30th June, 1857.
July 2, 1857. 10 am
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Georgia Sarsaparilla Compound

~ wa S~t~ ~s~A NV VIVA AAAtt will
OR DENNIS ALTERNATIVE,
f"r Lrtr Comp!u;als "nd 10 Pnrfy Mc MooA
DUBl.iC opinion and Physicians have decided
L that this is the best preparation Of :;ARSA.
PARil.l.A :hat can b. obtained II sells readily
nnd &: vas good *aiisi:cti"n Its ingredients arc
well known to ihy.ici.ns nnl The pcopl, at ,h.
S"u'l,, t" br good anal good medicines, when M.
lr"Priatrly used. often effect great cures.
Nothing mere nc":! ,c said in praise nf il
than t" rubliSl what it is c"'mloS" of It con.
,ns, III addition I" Sarsnl,nr,, the hydro a!co.
hole extract OF Quccns Delight, ($tlln-ia J
White Ash, Grey Bread Fringe Tree Chic.
nanthus) Tincturc Of Nav Apple, or Man
drake. N'odopl'! lIun,) an,! B;rui Root, (San-
gmnaria.)
Those prclcrring this Compound Preparation
ot SarsaparilIa, slIoul'l express their orlrrs-
ss- Dennis Alternative, SO
OR GEORGIA SARSArAEILLA COM
POUND.
June is, ISL SIN
~ Fog sale in Ahrviilc hv WARDI. .AW
Il LYON C"krs!'ury. by GARY .t JONES
Greenwood, by +. q. PARKS, and by Drug.
gists generally,
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TWO HUNDRED PAIRS a WEEK I!

fNlIOSE who want II FIRST RATE article of
J. NEGRO SHOES, can have their wants sup
piled at the Sl!OE SHOP Of Gown 4, Mcallist,.r
Nj. Carmel, AbhcviIl" District. where they are
prepared to exhibit 10 the public, 900 pairs O:
the finest
Negro Bcogan Shoes
ever manufactured in til" Southern States
These SHOES have been made under the super
vision Of excellent workman, aud will RECON-
mend themselves without praise
Planters whG wish to r,;roniSc gn" work,
can confidently rely upon the article which, We
are Offering, have spare! pains in select,
ing the very best uatcral and having the work
faithfully d"nn.
Orders will hc promptly flied and upon terms
the most accommodating.
LOUIS GOWN,
~ II. MCALI.ISTER.
Sept. =, 1871. - GIN