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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-29

NATURE AND POWER OF CoNErs.-
Although comets occupy an immense
space in the heavens, surprising millions
of leagues, yet on account Of the absence
of atmosphere in those regions permitting
fluids to be infinitely rari6ed, the matter
of these bodies is reduced to the most fee
BILE proportions. Sir John Herschel says
that the tail of large comet, as far as any
idea can be formed of it, is composed of
few pounds of matter, and, perhaps, only
few ounces. And NJ. Robinet, well
known in both hemispheres as one of the
greatest authorities of the age, in physical
astronomy, has gone SO far, in respect to
this subject, as to say that the earth, in
coming into collision with comet, would
be no more affected in its stability than
would railway train coming in contact
with fly.
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Advance.

Mr.. Park, of Parkville, Platte county,
whose press was pitched into the Missouri
river by the Border Rufians some eigh-
teen months ago-the same abolitionist''
Park, whose life was threatened in the
event of his returning to Missouri-was
recently elected President Of the Parkville
and Grand River Railroad Company, and
is now canvassing Platte county in the in
terest of that road.
The change in the popular sentiment in
Western Missouri is really remarkable.
In towns in which, but one year ago, free
state emigran,s we're maltreated, the in.
habitants are now publicly discussing the
question of the gradual abolition Of slave
." Verify, " ti1,3nii times ehange-mlssourl i, pro-
gressing-.& Louis An-eiger des Hestens
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-29

DEATH seems to attach itself in some
form-near or remote-to the White
House, at Washington. Jackson entered
it few weeks after the decease Of be-
loved wife. Harrison and Taylor died in
it. Polk left it only to return home and
die. Fillmore buried his wife and daugh-
ter soon after his term expired. Pierce
had his only son and child snatched from
him a short time before entering upon his
duties as Chief Magistrate-aud now Mr.
Buchanan mourns beloved nephew, who
was called away in the prime Of his early
manhood. Verify, the grim monster is
ono respecter ofpersons. s."-Lancaster In
,oVinaOcer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-29

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.-The State
of Michigan has established College Of
Agriculture on farm of seven hundred
fertile acres, near the city Of Lansing,
where the State Capitol is located. Jo-
seph r. Williams, late editor Of the Tole
do Blade, is President. 1t has an eudow.
ment of $4,000, the proceeds of the salt
spring lands originally given to Michigan
Territory by the Federal Government.
The Legislature has appropriated $4,000
per annum for two years to the support of
the College. There arc already accommO-
dations for eighty students. No charge is
now made for tuition, but each student is
required to work three hours per day,
for which he is paid.
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One farmer in Otsego county, NY. this
Spring, has made ]2l pounds of Maple
Sugar and two gallons Of molassss, from
only seven maple trees. Very good. But
q single sugar.msple shade tree in Yer
non, Ohio, yielded sap from which fifty
one pounds Of sugar was made the past
season. a man in springville, susqua-
hanna Co, Pa, this sprins made 500
Its e cusi! f.cn s3 'I.es
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TIE Hoe PoIsoSING.-It is conclu.
sively shown that the "hcg disease"
which has proved SO fatal in the west, is
caused by the animals eating the grain
from which whiskey is made, after it had
been used at the distilleries. A chemist
who lately analysed barrel of Ohio whis-
key, gave his opinion that there was
strychniue enough to kill thirty men IN
that one barrel.
The proposition to erect a monument a:
Boston to the memory Of John Howard
Payne, the author of the touching house.
hold song" Home, Sweet Home," seems
to meet with much favor in that city, and
several wealthy gentlemen, it is said, have
promised to contribute for the purpose.
The Boston Traveller says whole ships
crew, who have been converted during q
three months voyage, will bc baptized as
the Baptist Bethel, by the Rev. Phineas
Stowe, on Sunday morning. They sailed
with Capt. Hardy, through whose inau-
ence their religious life was commenced
The New York Daily Times offers 9
Reward of Five Thousand Dollars for in.
formation that will lead to the conviction
of the murderer Of DR.. Harvey Burdell.
Dr.. Brandresh, Of New York, also offers to
be one of 20 to give One thousand Dol.
lars each for such information.
The New York Day Book, prominent
Democratic organ, propounds tie inquiry:
q Can an opponent Of Slavery be a Demo-
craft" 1t goes on to argue the question,
and rightly arrives at the conclusion that
ga Democrat must be, in the nature Of
things, 10 favor Of Slavery"
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS-Judge Haines,
Of Chester county, in a case before bin,
recently, decided that where roads are i'm.
passable by reason Of snow or for other
causes, the traveller has a right te enter
upon adjoining lands and pursue bis jour
ney.
Col. George P. Kane, Of Baltimore, has
declined a lucrative office under Buchanan.
How does it happen that Buchanan never
offers an appointment to any Old-linc Whis
except such as sure to decline3
A paper from Jersey City, called "Ihs
Bcue factor" devoted to the Lottery busl-
ness, would more appropriately be called
81 The Swindlsr."
The net revenue Of the Niagara Suspen-
sion Bridge Company last ysar was sS7,-
ssS. Total dividends, fifteen prr cent ~
.r gan 0no
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WASHINGTON, May ia member Of
the Cabinet, to day, received telegraph
ic despatch from Major McCulloch, decli-
ming the Govcrnorshipo of Utah. He, how
ever, expects to reach this city in the
course of ten days. 1t is not true tha,
Judge Drummond has been offered the
appointment in ease Of the refusal Of Ma
jor McCulloch; but this afternoon a tele-
graphic despatch was sent to Western
man, whose name is officially concealed
for the present, rendering it to him.
The OLDEST CIrIzEN.-The Montpe-
liar Wa,chman says that Peter Nassau, Of
Pomfret, Vermont, aged 126 years, has
been visiting that place, apparently as
hale as most men Of Is or So Peter is
a colored mau-.hc Oldest "eitizen' Of
Vermont, and (probably) Of the Union.
Had Judge Taney inquired of Peter, he
would probably have learned that colored
msn were citizens" freemen, and roters,
previous, at, and subsequently, to the adoP-
ton of the Constitution.
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Summer Supplies.
WM. SHEAR

TT AS received from New York his Summer
IL Supplies of DRY COOS, embracing n com
rlete assortment of articles for LADIES' Summer
Dresses:
french E'mbroidercies, Hosiery, &c.; A full
supply of the best articles for Ladies' Mourn.
ing Apparel; A variety of articles for Gentle
men and Youths wear; Bleachcd Shrtings and
Shectinss, of the most approved make; 1874 Lin
Ell Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Darnask and
Table Diapers, superior Huckabacks and Scotch
Diapers, for Towels; Towels with Colored and
Fancy borders; full assortment of articles for
servants wear; Lancaster, Allcndale and Mar.
se,ies Quilts, (some of extra size ana quality }
WIN great variety of articles suitable for Plan.
tation and Family Use, which will be sold ut de-
cidcdly lower prices for Cash. than can be p,r.
chased OH the usual credit terms. GraniteyiIle
ana Augusta Shirtings and Shectings, Cotton
OsnaburGs and Stripes, at Manufacturers prices
!lie public are respectfully requested to exam
ine the assortment.
June 25, 57-9
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1RocERlEs, PROVISIONS, HARD.
WARE, CUTLERY,

Plantation Implements, &o.,
I'm hand, IN store, with large additions every
" week, fnr CASH ut very low prices:
90 Bbls q Yellow SUGARS,
Crushed aud Pow derci St'OA AIRS,
tlhtls. Muscovnlo tlo.
90 Dngs Rio. Old Gov. Java mud Mocha Coffee,
llh'ls Trinidad and W. I. MOLASSES
~ boxcsSpe A,nmnniinc S Tallow Candles
a large stock Of FANCY GROCERIES, suoh us
Pickles, Syrups. Preserves and Jclics,
Sauces, Spices, Table Salt, &C.,
Maccaroni and Starch. lss
Fig Blue, Indigo, &c.
The very best CHEWING TOBACCO,
10000 finest selection Rio IIondo SEGARS,
Lock, Tongue, Fifth and Log Chains,
100 Pairs Trace Chains, (assortcd,)
100 Kegs NAILS, do.
Tea Kettles, Boilers and Grid Irons,
Well Buckets, Sifters, Waffle and Wafer Irons
Blue Stone, Copperas and Maddcr,
Buckets, Tubs and Demons,
Broad Axes. Foot Adzcs, and Collins Axes,
Some best Plain Pocket Cutlery
Also, just received, fresh from the Brewery in
Scotland,
IL Bills. Glasgow ALE, n very superior article
Agency for the South Carolina White Load
Company, and on hand,
1000 Lbs. S. C. White Lead, pure, (beautiful,) }
1900 beautiful Zinc Lead, (pt,rc white, }
and great many other articles ut the lowest
prices for CASH, OF OIL short time to prompt
customers. ii. S. KERR.
Abbeville C. H., March 12, 1857. 4G.ly
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Ho! for Chick Springs!!
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS!!
GOOD NEWS FOR TIE PEOPLEl
Family Grocery at Cokesbury !!

THE undersigned has just opened large
l. Stock Of Groceries, at the stand formerly
occupied by Smith, Graydon e. Co., consisting
of Sugar of various kinds, Coffee, Molasscs, Sail
and Bacon, Mackerel in Kits and Barrels, Vine
gar, Rice, Nails, Chains, Pot-ware, Tin-ware,
Shovels, Spades Powder, Shot, Lead, Candy,
Nuts, Wines, Pruncs, Citron, Currants, Candies,
Soap Soda, Starch, Maccaron, Pepper Ginger,
Spice, Lemon Syrup, Porter, Soda Water Sar-
dimes, Samond, Crackers Pickles Sauces, Mus
tard, Preserves, Brandy Peaches, Cherries, VOLTS
Aromatic Sehnapps. Last, though not least,
iobacco and largo lot of Scgars, and many
other articles too tedious to mention
Terms Cash. j. b. BLACK
Cokesbury, May II, 1857. 3-ly
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Settlement Of the Estate Of
WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Decd.
NOTICE is hereby given to the kindred and
- Creditors of the Estate of WILLIAM
BUCHANAN, deceased, late of Louisiana, and
especially to those distributes who reside beyond
the limits OF this State, that settlement Of all
matters in my hands, as Administrator. will he
made in the Court of Ordinary, AbbevilIe Dis
trict, on the 23d July next
FRANCIS ARNOLD, Admir-.
April %, 1857 SO 3m
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HOUSE BUILDING.

'E>HE undersigned is now prepared to do 81,
Il. work entrusted to his cars. in the Bu;iJs
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all descrn,
tons Of Buildings, from one,story house to a
Having received Instructions from tle best
a architects in the Union, he fatters himself that
as chesp as can be done in New York. ~ """
BEyEnExcla. King & Kellum, Architects.
brooklyn. New York; VIM. Gamer, Architect
ofsNew York City: Peryman & Waller. New
Market; DR.. John P. Barralt, Barrattsvilie.
HENRY JONES,
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HEAD QUARTERS;
FIRST BRIGADE CAVALRY,
New MARKET, June 20, 1857.

FIKST BRIGADE CAVALRY
New Market, juno 20, 1857. E.
ORDER NO. l..
COL. JIIO. +. TALBERT, Of the 2d Repi-
ment, 1st Brigade Cavalry, having resigned,
,Lieutenant-ColonelJ JAS. c. MARTIN will take
command of said Regiment, till an Election. for
Colonel shall be held.,
ORDER NO. 2.
LIEU'T-COL. JAS. c. MARTfN will forth.
with order an ELECTION for COLONEL Of the od
Regiment of the 1st Brigade Cavalry, Oh, SAT-
the first day Of Amgust ,iext, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the resignation of Col.
Talbert
BY order of
GEN. sPERRYNiAN,
let Brigade Cavalry.
JNo. V. MooRE, Brigade Major.
June 25, 81 0 id
o. Press COPY.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
3'"O5 Prizes amounting to. S
Whole Tickets, Slo-Halves, s5-QuarteIr,
Plan of the Intta1.u

Whole Tickets, $l0-Halves, S5-Quarter7
Plan Of the Lottery,
The numbers from l to 80. 600. rorres, '
with those Numbers OF the tickets pri
separate slips OF paper, are encircled vii -.
tin tubes and placed in one wheel.
me nrst 2lo rrlzes, similarly printed -
cIrcled, are placed in another wheel The ...
are then rcvolved, and number is draw.
the wheel Of Numbers and ut the same $50.
Prize is drawn from tho other wheel Til
Der and Prize drawn out are opened and
Ell TO tho audience, and registered by TIL. :.
mlssioners; the Prize being placed ara: ..
Number drawn. This operation is reSe,
til ull the Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-1he two D,
and the two succeeding Numbers to thor.
ing the hrst IL Prizes will be .entitIc, ..
Scheme.
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determine ...
last hgure OF the Number that drawst.
900 i'rIzc For example, if the Numbt ....,,.
ing the SSO, 0nO Prize ends with No l, -.l -
the Tickets where tho number ends in .,
entitled to $40. If the number ends
=, then all the Tickets where the nurnbc,
z VIII he entitled TO $50, and so on too
CeriLfc"fes Of Packoyes will be sold at tho
following rates. which is the risk:
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
6 10 Quarter I" 60
10 Eighth 40
In ordering Tickets, enclose the money 10 our
address for tho Tickets ordered on recent of
which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will
be sent to purchasers Immediately after tho
drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAN and give tlcr Post Office, County and
State. ~
Remember that every prize is drawn, undpav
Die IN full without deduction.
All prizes Of one thousand dollars and under
paid Immediately after the drawing; other prizes
Mt the usual time of thirty days.
Al communications strictly confidential,
IriZe Tickets cashcd or renewed in other tick
ats at either office. WV
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates OF
Packages of Tickets either 10
GB A list Of the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel, with the amount of the Priz.
that each one is entitled to, will be published
aites every drawing, in the following papep:-
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta IntelIigen.
Ger, New York Day Book, and Savanneh Moru-
ing News.
S. SWAN g. CO., Atlanta Ca,
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
July II, 1856 Iy
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Georgia sarsaparilla Compound,
OR DENNIS. ATTEp ATJvIs


For Liver Complaints and to Purify the Blood
sDUBLIC opinion and Physicians have decided
L that this is the best preparation OF SARSA-
PARiLLA that can be obtained. 1t sells readily
and gives good satisfaction. It's ingredients are
well Known to Physicians and the people at the
South, to be good, and good medicines, when ap-
proPfately used, often effect great cures.
Nothing more need he said in praise of it,
than to publish what it is composed Of It con-
tains' in addition TO ssrsaparla, the bydroa aco.
hoiic extract Of Queens Delight, (StilIingia,)
White Ash, Grey Bread, or Fringe Tree Ohio
nanthus) Tinoture of May Apple, or Man
drake Rodophyllum,) and Blood Root San.
guinaria.)
Those preferring this Compound Preparation
of sarsaparlla, should express their orders
sB- Dennis Alternative, Ia
OR GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COM. i
POUND.
June 1S, 1857. 6 ssr
tB For sale in Abbeviile by WARDLAW
y LYON; Cokesbury, by GARY 4 JONES |;
Greenwood, by F. G. PARKS, and by Drug.
gsts generally,
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The State of South Carolina.

ABBEIILLE ULS7RICT
M ILTON ii. DEALE, who is now in IL,
UA custody of the Sheriff of ALbevle Dis.
trict, 10y virtue of II writ of copias al sat;sfa.
ctend"m, at the suit of Spencer i. Smith, having
FLED in my Office, together with Il schedule, on
oa'' OF his estate and effects, his petition to the
admitted to the benefit of the Acts of the Gen.
eral Assembly, made for the relief of illsolven,
debtors
1t is ordered, that the said Spencer F. Smith,
and all others the creditors to whom the said
Milton II. Denle is i'll any wise indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and have notice to
appear, before the said Court, at Abbeville Court
House, OIL Monday, the fifth day OF October next,
to shew cause, if any they can why the PRAYER
OF the petition aforesaid should not be granted.
oo. MATTHEW McDONALD, c.. y.
Office Of Common Pleas. Abbeviiie
District, This 3Oth June, 1857.
July =, 1857. 10 3m
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Savannah Valley Railroad.
SALES FOR AUGUST.
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
DY virtue Of sunlry Wrts Of Ficra Facias
ID to NE directed, l will sell at Abbcville
Court House. on the first Monday and Tuesday
in AUGUST next, within the legal hours Of sale,
tho following property, to wit:
500 acres, more or less bounded by DR.. w. T.
Jones, Jas. Killingsworth, and others, as the
property of J. L. Carter, ads. a. II. McGcc,
for unother, and others.
l Hous" and Lot in Greenwood, containing
Five Acres, more or less, bounded by Il. G. Gil
lam, Thos. Chatham and Others rs the property
of J. NJ. Guge, ads. Mcrriman & ClinkscaIes and
others.
Negro Girl, Mary, as tho property of t. ii.
Smith, ads. Wm. M. Smith.
TERMS CASH.
T.R. COCHRAN, s. A. D.
Sherifr's Office, July Is, 1857. I2,sd
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P7INTING


THE Proprietors Of the ADBEvILLE BANNER
l. would respectfully inform tho public that
they are prepared to execute all kinds of Job
Work with neatness and dispatch. Having
incurred considerable expense for printing mate
rials, they have no hcsitancy i'll saying that they
are as well prepared, and can do as neat work
as any other establishment in the up-country of
South Carolina.
They will also keep Oh hand'a complete as
sortment Of
BLANKS,
Of which we have now on hand the following
List, 10 which we shall continue TO add until
we get complete assortment:
Sum. Pro; Fl. Fa. on Sum. Pro-; Ca. Sa. on
Sum. Pro-; Sub. Writs; Sub. Tickets in Law :;
Sub: Tickets in Equity Fl, Fa.; ca. Sa.; Ca. Sa.
in Cuse Copy Writ in Case; Deeds of Convey
nnce; Declaration OIL Note; Commission to En-
anime Witnesses; Judgment by Confession in
Asslmpsit ; Judg OH Writ-of Enquiry, Damages
Assessed by Clerk-Debt or Assumpsit, Judg.
by Confession in Debt, ION Single Bill Judgment
On Writ of Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury
Judgment in Assampsit ut Issue, Plea With
drawn; Post@ Judgment on Issue Tried, Verdict
for Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property
Mortgage of Real Estate; Magistrates Summons;
Do. Executions; Do. Recognizance; Summons to
Defaulting Juron
Mayy2S, 1851
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ST0VESl STOVESl STOVESiI

NlVvECk OSVvEO1 OtOvES
IIiE tmda,sig,cd, hns the tight 10 scl, tho
l. ,Patcnt Cooking Stove, "vftfOR," manu-. !.
fnetnrcd In Tho South, attl Of Southern from.
and ut lower prices than NortlIern custnes. finer
iinisl. nid moro convenient. Gull aud examine
for oryourselves. r.
Delow I give the sizes Of ffthe es,oves, and the
nunibor they cook for; ALSO, my Retail Pfices.
Stove: -
No. 10 cooks for forty, price, s4a.oo
No. twenty, $500
No. twolve, 4" 27.0O
Ecach Stove has the following articles, with
out cNtrn charge:
One extra Crate, and Back,
One oval Boiler,
One round do
10 feet Of Pipe,
One Tea Kettle,
One set of Waffle Irons
One Skillet,
One Iron Heater,
One Griddle,
One Grid Iron,
Sheet Iron Pans,
Tin Pans,
One Rake,
Ono Pot.
Extra Pipe charged 10 cents n pound All
Stoves warranted. Extra castings at Foundry
prices.
have also good variety Of Northern Stoves,
and farmers Boilers, at low price.
" Call ut II. W. LAWSONS
lin Ware Mandatory aud Stove Emporium
cS- Due-West Telescope i and ho;"@u1ent 81"
Press copy months.
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AsFEW. MORE Left"
8. e. .GRAYDON g. co
COKESBURY, s. q.

VOhCS0Uh4, y. ".
a THOUGH our New Stock of Spring
IA Goods is rapidly diminishing by the large
sales we are making, still we would say to our
"A Few More of the same Sort Left, :"
and will be pleased to serve you to the best Of
our ability.
We're we to attempt to enumerate all our
Stock, the newspaper would not hold it and
besides, we deem it altogether unnecessarily
Suffice it to say that we have a large aud varied
assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES,
CATERS, HATS, CAPS, BONNEss,
Crookery, Glass and Tin-ware.
ALSO,
SUG AR, COFFEE,
TEA. RICE, NAILS,
AND VINEGAR,
TRACE CHAINS,
HARNESS, PLOW LINES.
POWDER, SHOT,
LEAD, SOAP,
CANDLES,
STARCH,
SODA, SPICES, & COOKING EXTRACTS
In short, almost anything o reasonable man
could desire.
As TO prices we need not say we will sell our
goods lower than any one else, for sensible peo-
pie know that such assertions are call fudge. -
But We do say that we will deal fairly, and sell
as low as honest men can afford to sell, and we
respectfully invite those in want Of goods to rive
us cal, Us they might ego farther aud faro
worse"
S. E. GRAYDoN. & co.,
April le, 1857. 81 II ~ NJ
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The State of South Carolina,
1BBEJILLE DISTRICT

In the Common Pleas.
William Wilson,
vs.. Foreign Attachment
JAS A. LidlolL Thomson & Fair, Attorneys.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh
w day of April, eighteen hundred aud fifty
seven, file his declaration against the Defendant
who, it is said, is absent from and without the
limits Of this State, and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom q
1t is therefore ordered, that the said Defen-
dant do appear and plead to the said declaration,
on or before the twelfth day Of April, eighteen
hundred and ffiy.eight, otherwise final and ab.
solute Judgment will then be given aud awarded
against him.
Clerks Office, April IL, 1857 Sly
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PR 0FESsIONAL CARD
DIR. 8. Il, SKII.I.ERN.

DIX q. h SK1IlL.ElRN,
"AYING located permanenflyn Greenwood,
offers his Professional Services to che
public. - -
lie may be found at his Office, next door to
j. II. RiIeys Drug Store. pnlcss professionally
engaged. ~
March "a, 1857 IS GIN
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j. D. McKEILAR

j. D. MCCLELLAN,
Surgeon Dentist,
MOULD most respectfully inform the citi-
w zcns of AbbeviIlc and Edgefeld Districts,
that ho will spend the first half Of eacI, month
i'll Abbcville and the latter half in Edgetield,
where he will he pleased to attend to any pro-
fessional calls that lie may receive.
Address-AbbeviIlc e. H., Greenwood and
Mill Way.
April 90, 1857 SO 3m
o. Independent Press copy.
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Wha1ebone Skirts,

., WM. SHEAR
LAS received from New York, hrpe supnlv
~ of.Ladics' and Misses Whulcbone SIiIR,BS
OF tbe'mca approked styles
ALSO. ladies. White HAIR CLOTH, md
Cambria SKIRTS, and Grass CLOTHS. of SUI.
perior quality, to which the attention of The pub
lie is respectfully invited.
June 25, 55-9
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Land for Sale,

Land Tor Sale.
THE Subscriber is the authorized Agent. of the
l. parties interested to sell the real estate of
JOSEPH AIKEN, deceased. The tract of
Land ls valuable, aduins lands of Dr.. Ward
law, DIR. Livingston, and others, OIL Calhoun's
EEK, and contains about
72O Acres.
rropcrty-negroes-a well as cash will lie
taken in payment.
Applications for purchase can he made TO the
Agent, who lives at Cokcsbury.
JOHN w. SUBER.
June 9 1857 IF
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-07-16

Georgia Sarsaparilla
Il rilla Roos only. Those >preferrinr th;s
preparation, SHOULD express in their orde,sw
DENNIS GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA.
juno 18-57 & x2,n