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RATES OF ADVERTISING

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GB The Commissioners, Sherifs, Clerks and
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Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars, to be
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The Farmers Guide
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRuULrurE.

Is TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL. Agriculture
By iESnr SrEilENs, F. II. s., of Diingurph,
and the late J. r. NonroN, Professor Of Sci
e"titic Agriculture in Ynle College, New Has
ven vea' 49,, vois. Roy Royal Octave: sleOo-. pages,
This is. confessedy, lie mos, complete work
on Agriculture ever published and il, ortier TO-
give it a wider circulation the publisLersshavo
resolved toredlec the price to 33s!sSss5es =
s. FoRtTIiE TWO 'vOLUMESf!s
When ssenttby mal Ipost- -paid)f to CaliforniE
and Oregon .sthe. price WilI-beI,S7 To ovarV
other pattoS the Union. and to o4Canada 4{,,Sst.i
p9id, g$6, :eB- 1nis is.SaT the Old aBooE DR.
= Remittances for any Of the above publications.
should always be addressed, post-paid, to the
j.. LEONARD SCOTT g. CO., - =
no. 81 Gold Street New Ty,rE ~.
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Life an tie ,SnoU.-A letter from Halifax
county, Virginia, gives an incident Of the
"great snow storm not before published
A pig at Mrs. Goodman's was buried in q
snow drift l1edays, and came out alive and
well ; and at Capt. John Hughes, pea
fowl was tucked in under the snow for II
days. When taken out, the fowl appeared
to have suffered no injury, and was only a
little hungry.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
Opposite the asonio Hall,
.AE&U9TA, GA.

IN PAIR Mems Plantation BRO
~ CANS assorted quality.
0oo 0o pair pair Boys Msass.on Brogans assd quality
1000 pair " Calf pegged y
600 pair >" Gruined aud Buff Brog.
1900 pair Womens Leather Rootees, peggei.
6e0 pair low price sewed.
l,ooO pair Ladies' fine Morocco and Goat Booteea
500 pair Misses " {"
500 pair Boys Kip Brogans.
900 pair Youths Mp 50
6oo pair Boyss and Youths Calf Brogans,
" ALSO. sysf
- Gents, Ladtss,, Mi@es, Boys', Yontbs aA3
Ch'idren's BOOTS and SHOES, Of all aiylesand
quaifisss received aud for sale lowrby the dozen
or case. CLARKE. g ROYAL.
sept. "a, 1856. % ~: 6n,2w
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Curious Discopery.-Ti,c Central Texan
learns from gentleman near Naviseto, that
while he was cutting down tree near that
place, he made most remarkable discove-
ry. lie cut down very large cotton wood
with a hollow in it, and an aperture from
the outside some six feet above the ground.
Cpon splitting oren the tree, the hollow
was found to contain an Indians skeleton,
Which was perfect, no. bone missing
The conjecture is, that at some time or 9th
er the Indian got into this hollow tree to
make his escape from some enemy or wild
animal, and was unable to get out again,
and SO perished.
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CHARACTER BETTER THAN CREDIT.

+! we often hear young men who have small
means, dolesuIIy contrasting their lot with
thatspf rlcti mems sons. Yet the longer we
live, the more We arc convinced that the old
merchant WINS right, who said to us when
we began life, industry, my lad, is better
than ingots of gold, and character more val
uable than credit" We could furnish. if
need were, from our own experience, score
OF illustrations to prove the truth of his re-
marks. In all branches of business. i'm all
avocatlons, character, in the long run, is the
best capital. Says Poor Richard: The
sound Of your hammer at five in the morn
ing, or nine at night, heard by creditor,
makes him easy six months longer; but if
lie sees YOU at a billiard table, or hears your
voice at n tavern, when you should be at
work, lie sends for his money the next day.
What is true of the Young mechanic, is
true also Of the young merchant, or the
yonng lawyer. Old and sagacious firms
will not long continue to give credit for
thousands of dollars when they see the rur-
chaser, if young man, driving fast horses
or hanging around drinking saloons. Gil
cnts will not intrust their case to those adj
vocates, however, brilliant. who frequent the
card table, the wine party or the race course.
1t is better, in beginning life, to secure a
reputation for industry and probity, than to
own houses and lands, if with them you have
no character.
A facility Of obtaining credit at the out
set is often an injury instead ofa benefit
1t makes the young beginner too venture
some, fills him with dreams Of too early for
tune, tempts him too much to neglect hard
work, forethought, caution and economy
Excessive capital is as frequently snare to
young men. 1t las almost passed into
pr"verb, in consequence, that the sons Of
lich men never make good business men,
10 succeed in life We must learn the value
of money. But u supcrfluity of means at
the outset is nearly certain method of rem
dering us inscnsible to It's value. No man
ever grew rich who had not learned and
practiccd the adage, IF you take care of
the pennies the dollars will take care Of
themselves" knowledge Of men, self-dis-
cipine, a thorough mastery Of our pursuit,
and other qualifications, Which all persons
Of experience look for, arc necessary to give
the world security that young man is of
the right metal. Capital may be lost, but
character never. Credit once gone, the man
without character falls. But lie who has
earned reputation for capacity, integrity
and economy, even if lie loses Ills capital,
returns his credit, and rises triumphant over
bankruptcy itself. A man will, character
can never be ruined. 1t is the first thing
that young man should seek to secure
and it may be had by every one who de-
sires it i'll earnest. y poor boy with char
acter, is more fortunate by far than rich
mans son without it.
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Ube Abbruillc- q amer
Is Published Every Thursday Morning, by
DAVIS &, HOLLINGSwORTH.
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L;mllcy Murroy.-it is not generally
known that this "Prince of English gram
marians" was an American, and born with
in the present limits of Lebanon county,
Pennsylvania. lie was born in the year
l745, on the Swatara, in East Hanover
township, then Lancaster, now Lincoln
county. His father was miller, and fol-
lowed that occupation when Lindley was
born, but afterwards devoted his attention
20 mercantile pursuits, and amassed con-
siderable fortune by trading to the West
Indies. Lindley was the Oldest of twelve
children, and when about seven years of age,
was sent to Philadelphia, that lie might
have the benefit of better education than
could be had at Swatara. lie studied law
in New York, and at tie age Of twenty-five
was called to the bar, where lie gained for
himself the reputation Of an "honest law
yer" His "Grammar of the English Ian
guage" was composed in England in 1904,
and published in the spring of 1705.
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pi"a Voee.-A green member of the Ne.
braska Legislature, when the election of the
Assistant Clerk came up, called out, "Mr.
Speaker, move we vote vice versa." The
whole house burst into a roar, and not
knowing what it meant, greeny asked his
right hand man If it was not ia order, add
ing that he didn't know anything about
these id parliamentary rmlesI
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Where is the Wests-The editor of the
Presbyterian Herald (of Louisville, Ky, }
says that visiting Fort Leavenworth, he said ID
70 the commander, 8 aIsuppose yon begin to
feel, away out here, that you have at las,
discovered that indefnaBle regioh called
s ssshe West T : !" No sir said be, 4 we are
living iuthe Eas, yet. -Four hnaassd nile.
xsst ot f Do, pssr, Foil asamia, Is IS IL M GEO.
gfapbicss eentrs of t6sU Un;tsd 5statss 80. :
= ). !. a.
Two things destined Sto be lost tpva,bse,s nj
'asl and stupeTst ,i,sS y y =
- ~ 'Sssy3 u -
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hINIIE Firm or WIEIl & MILLER was, this
II day dissolved by m.ituuReonsent, thSEm.
tuition OF the Partnership having expired. Tie
name of the Firm wl'besused in the; closiM6 I'm
of the business, by either one of us. ., z
AIkpersons indebted to us bysNote or Account
will please come forward and pay up as soon az
cQnycnfsnt, ~ it is very desirable that tho bust
ness should be closed.as early rs pos.ibis. a.
=. ~ John A.:FWIER.S
Mclss M ILLER,
August Or, 1855, ,xSsss a. =. n : lAS =;
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At Our Usual Low Prices.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C
AT GIE4.N WOOD DEPOT

~ returned from Cha arleston. bringing in
addition to their large stock of Groceries, anv
amount of every variety of DRY GOODS worn
by Ladies or gentlemen. 1t is said that some
provide for tile inner man and some for the
outer; we intend to provide for both. We are
now opening Large Stock Of Plantation Goods.
ana Ladies' and Gentlemens' Iaress Goods, to
which we invite the attention OF Citizens, and
especially the Ladies, of Greenwood and vicinity.
Come one, come all, We have enough for ali.
Great excitement produced at the astonishiurIy
low rates at which they propose aselI
Just received and are now opening supnlu of
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Rumor, like ball Of snow, slsays. be-
comss greater e.fayther it goes. tyhsn
you hear report ascertain how faf II has
travelled, and then calculate how. much YOU
may believe. ii & ;..,%.# s,Ss 49, (
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DR.. Mel ANE'S
CELEBRATED
' b RIM I,FUzG E.
ASD -, =.
LIVER PILLS.
Two OF the best Preparations or theAr..

LIVER PILLS.
Two oftte best Preparations or tho Aee.
They are not: recon-
mended as. :. Universal.
eure-alls, but simply for.
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1FueE, for
exPelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the: most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject. to Worms.
The Liver P11ns, for
the cure of Liver CON-
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c. :.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
Dr., e. McLanets -.Cele-
.brated VERMIFuGE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared BY
&&s",;,q &,os.
SOLE ERopR1EroRs, Pitts.
burgh, Pa, and take no :
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, =" in comparison
with, Dr.. McLANE'S, are
worthless. :. ~
The. GENUINE McLane's
Vermihge and s Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable, Drug
Stores.
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nH&X THE Undersigned is - -
now prepared. with aG
90 ~ ~ full force Of first rRta, ,S18SV-
Blaoksmiths, Wood -work men. Painters andTT :.
nierA 10 do AL kinds Of Plantation wofL .,ana 10
Manufactures apd Repair g 3 8, x
Wagons, Buggies and 5O1rriaa6s.
in tho best snannsrs st the s,orte,s "a
on the most reAsonatle terfnE Give him fr;ss
Lowndesvills, s.. G,, f,,ss q s
tareh 2a, .Isf9e Il SO sfvt.ts
y WHlAlLE :!!s 40 N'E s. RI RT9.
- - y. 3. WILLIAM sHEAR, M
Has. s5.sesysa 81 sfscta Yorkf IAdiss Seta
Che n,os slrovs1 q iySs Nissss & 81 I ~. Z.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SLAGER & LIVINGSTON
~oUID respectfully announce TO tile cti-
w zens of Abbcville, that they have Just
returned from, New York. Philadelphia und BAT
t'nore, and are now opening the largest and
most beautiful stock of Goods ever brought to
this place, selected with grcnt care bought ut
low prices, and which. they intend selling at
very low rates. Their Stock consists of
ID R Y GO CD -.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Of all prices; Plain, plaid and Figured Mcri-
noes, plain, figured and clOuded All Wool De
hines, Paramcttas, DE Bareges, Bonlbazin-s,
Aipacas, black uud colored Silks. An extensive
variety of .
White and Domestic Goods,
S9A"L5.
deries Bounets, Ribbons, Flowers, Of the lutsst
styles: The largest and best stock4of c LO1AkS
ever brought to this part or the country,slyom
ane III cheaprst up to the most costly article /;
Trimmings, &c. Also, very large stock Of
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings!
Ready Made Clothing, all Kinds.
Boots, shoes Ladies & Gents CATERS, Hats, Caps,
Hosiery and Gloves In fact, everything new
an ana desirable. We would also call the utten.
ton to our stock of
Hardware, Crockery and Glassware.
Yankee Notions, etc.
large stock Of Jewelry, Watches, Clocks
and Silver Plated Ware, at Charleston aud Au.
gustaPrices a.
=, all OH us and examine our Goods and Prices
No charge for showing Goods. At the old stand
OF Wilson d Williams, next door to the Post
Office.
SLAGER & LIVINGSTON.
Abbeville c. H., Oct 90, 1856. 28-tf
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LIQUORS.

An Extra Lot, just received from baltimore
s,,aas ALSO a fine lot of Hats. Caps LEGION, &c.
The above is q few Of the many articles we
Tuse nav on hand, which will be sold low for Cash.
we are de, ermined to cell cheaper than the
cheapest If you want bargains, call on
-.sg DAVIS g. BOOZER.
Greenwood Depot, Oct:s. R5r
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Fraciions of Squares will be charged i'll proper.
tion Ia the above rates.
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will be charged in proportion to the space they
occupy, at One D"linr per line space.
sB For all advertisements set in tloublc col
"m", Fifty per Cent. extra will be added 10 the
abuvc rates.
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F0r Bnnn"r;
LEE & WILSON,
FOR Press
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ID H U@ g

Paint Brushes Of everv size. British, Oil. Hol.
ioway's Pills, SpenceE.A Pills, Iooflands G ermnn n
Bitters, Gum Camphdts Tapioca, Florida Arrow
Root cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Corn Starch.
Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green, venilian Red :,
quorice, Black Lead, Lainpblack cks silurpinp Flsid
Meats foot on. Liuseed Oil Train Oil, fine An,
pie Vinegar, Extra White lead in so Ib KEGS.
Shoe Tools. Shoe Lasts, Avis, Handles. Knives
aud Hammers, Pegs of every number,
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~ - 3SN s3sss vs. - - ~
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HAHDVARE.
Hinges, Shove!s and Tongs, Fire Boes. Ham.
mers, Hatcllets Augers, Chisels, Screws, GimIets.
Iiand Saw Files, R,sps, Knives and Forke.
rowdss Horns, TASKS, Wool and Cotton Cards
and Hand Saws N'"''
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DI58oLUTIoN-

j.. LEONARD SCOTT g. CO., -
no. 81 Gold Street. New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
Fr -u,-.=.--zzz1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
~ .<tsts.-esssssg RAILROAD
Track completed to JAcKsoN's RIVER

In advance of time advertised the rails laid
and instead OF the 18th Of July,
en- THR 10TH
The passenger trains viii certainly &c to
JACKSON'S RIVER, within six hours travel sy
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ever o
good road. - - -
The celebrated Greenhrisr WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire new
Company who will enlarge the aceou1nTndatisns 10
considerable extent this aesson for visit~rs.
Passengers reach the White Sulphur from Peters
burg Richmond, Baltimore and " eshington, on ths
sam. day, and the Sweet Springs next morning 10
break fast.
Passengers for the ROckbridEe Alum, Bath Alum.
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage At
Mlboro and arrive at the Springs TO supper the sane
day thoy leave Richmond.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
l. FORE existing between sAML r. CARDoZO
and JAMES j. FARISS, nj Powhatan Court House
ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. James J
Fariss is alone authorized 10 collect the debts and
settle mp the concerns Of the firm he having pur
chased the entire interest OF said Cardozo.
SAM'L F. CARDOZO,
JAMES j. PARISS.
,Ior "a
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NEW COMPREHENSIVE.
MITCHELL. JOPLIN 4 co

SentenIber I. 1871.
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4 FRESCH OFFICER CONDEMNED tn DgATH.-An ex-
fra ordinary trial in Algeria has been exciting
great interest in France Captain Doineau, a
French government officer charged with n
triple assassination at FlemCen, and with vaiionS
robberies in Algeria; and although some Of the
Arab witnesses cnntradictrd themselves in giving
evidence, solemnly swearing on one day what they
denied on another, the captain has been found
guilty and sentenced to death.
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Low WATER AND RHLRO tps-The extremely low
condition of the Ohio ami Missouri rivers is having
"A wonderfully fine effect the receipts of the two
great railroads of st Louis-the Ohio and Mssis-
spp ami the Pacific The friends of the latter are
looking for $4,000 receipts for September.--.S.
louis hteltigenc3r, Sept IL.
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TERRIBLE AND Fatal AccGDEyT.-Mr. VIM. Bouiden,
n farmer residing the Mano church, Cecil CO.,
sd. while attending "a thrashng machine, on sat
urlay, it is stated. had his arm torn to pieces to
the elbow. The accident occurred in the morning,
and before o'clock. Z. ", death put an end to his
suffsrings. lie has left wife and family Of chill
Il
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LOTTERIES.
i CO.'S I0TTERIES.--NEW

CWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.-NEW
~ AND BRILLIANT SCHEMEi-CAPITAL
PRICE S60nNii-The following scheme VIII De
drawn by =. SWAN Co.. Managers OF the Fort usanes
Acadams Lottery i'm zach VI their Lotteries for Sep
t.mber is57, ut Augusta, Ga, to which city they
have removed their principal Office:
CLASS 80,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Ca In public,
SATURDAY sEpThMBkR 18Th. 1851
CLASS So,
To be drawn I'm the city of Augusta, Ga IN pubic, ON
SATURDAY. SEPTkMBEk i2TH, 1857.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn In the city Augusta Ca In public, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, lsS7
CLASS IS,
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta Georgia, in pub
lie, on
SATURDAY, SEPTExBEg rs. 1857,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
5,4a5 PRIEST
Nearly One Prize to Epery Nine Ticket
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
TO BIZ DRAWN
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bEUG 3ED AND RoBBsp.--Hichael Hcnnessy and
Nm Blow. from northumberland, Pa their
wsy To Kansas were piled with drugged liquor on
the night of the 9th inst, at Cincinnati, Ohio, and
two watches. q revolver, and $3.50 in gold were
81 Hen from them.
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sUPTs OFFICE VA. CENTRAL n. r.
RICHMOND, Aug. 9th, lo57. !

FL As El The attention of con-
fYeY ~ ~ e...6ex signees of Produce By this
Road IL respectfully called TO the following extracts
from the General Rules:
ITO prevent the Depot at Richmond rom being
filled up with grain aud other produce, il il ia not
removed by the consgnee within y hours after It's
arrival, il will be removed by the Company, and
stored at the expense Of the consgaee.
when goods, which have been transported on the
Railroad are suffered remain in the Depot, the
Company will be responsible for any loss inIu
ry from Are, or from any other cause.
when grain which has been transported in Com
psnys bags reaches the Depot in town, il the con-
signee takes it away in the same bags he will be held
responsible for their safe return, or the value there
Of" THOMAS D0DAAEAD,
an Io-4w Superintendent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

One hundred aud fifty thousand dollars, it is
said have been raised in the State Of Georgia to aid
Gen. Walker in his descent upon Nicaragua.
For the last nine months there have been export
ell to Spain, from Charleston, s c., 10000 barrels
of -four.