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is not only the shortest and least costly route
10 the Pacific" but "ihc shortest and clcon.
est route to San F,anrisco, tho greatest
commercial city Oh our Western COASTS"
lhe agreement Of fact, is far clearer us TO
the wisdom OF the selection of the route for
the overland mail, and it is still stronger for
the wisdom of carrying the railroad along
The same route, that which is designated,
and will be improved and built upon by the
Southern Pacific Company in this CITY,
.NcO Orleans Ticuyune.
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LAND WARRANTS.
An Unlimited Number Wanted

VIE Undersigned is still in the market for
Land Warrants. Prices. however at pres
cnt are much depressed though he will pledge
himself to pay as much as can be had for them
III any market Rsni,tances made at their high
est market value, by Sight Drafts OH .ew York
or Charleston, for all Warrants sont to no bv
mail. ~
Address w. c. DAVIS,
AbbcvilIe e. H., S. G.
Sept. =, 1856. 20 tf
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SIANTxS-

ol which wc have now on hand the following
List, to which we shall continue to add unit
We get complete assortment
Sum. Pro; Fl. Fa. on Sum. Pro-; Ca Sa. on
Sum. Pro; Sub. Wrls; sub. Tickets in Law
sub Tickets in Eqnity Fl. Fa.; Ca. Sa Ca; Sn
in Case Copy Writ i'll Case Deeds of Convey
ancc; Dec laration OH Note; Commission to l:x-
AsS,mps;t judy. IN Writ of Enquiry, Damages
Assessed by Clcrk-Dcbt or As,umpsit, Judg
by Confession in Debt, on Single Bill Ju,lgmcn,
on Writ OF Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury
Judgment i'll Assumrsit at Issue. pIr;, Will,
drawn Pos!m Judgment on Issue Tried, Verdict
Tor Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property
Mortgage of Real Estate; Magistrates Summons
Do. Executions; DO. Rccognizancc Summons rl
DcE,u!ting Jurors
Nav 2S. 1857
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Nothing ever grows old i'll memory; the
little boy that died, so long ago is an ctcr-
nal child, and even as hc crept over the
threshold OF Gods gate ajar, at the bcckon-
ing of the Lord, SO ever in the heart his
parting look will, heaven shining full upon
his brow; the beauty that the heart grew
warm behclding, in lifc's forenoon, when
dews were on the world, and played the
truant with some angel, remains untouched
by time, even as the unrent sky that let the
wanderer in Chicago Journal.
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FRTNTING

IIlllE Pr"prictors of the AErrvIrI.E B,SxrE
L. would respectfully inform tho public that
they are prepared to execute all kinds of .sOI,
work with ncatness and Dispatch IIaviu..
incurred considerable expense for printing mate
rails, they have no lcsilancy in saying that they
are as we'll prepared, and can do ns neat work
ms any other establishment i'll the up.country of
Son! Carolina.
They vi! also keep on hand a complete as
Sprf mr. nj #
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FRACTIONS "i Squares will be charged in propor-
t"n Ia the above rates
W i,''T'n"ss Cards for the term Of one year,
VIII hc char'"l III proportion to the space they
occupy, ": D.'" D"i",v per lin" space
rZi For ,'l advertisements set i'm ,E,nLI- col-
H."", FIFTY per Cent. cXtr, will be added to the
above rates.
DAVIS l. CREWS,
f"r E"nncr;
LEE T. WILSON,
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Two DOLLARS per annum, If paid in advance :;
Two DOLLARS and FIETY CENTS if not paid within
six months. und THREE DOLLARS if not paid be-
fore the end of the year. All subscriptions not
limited at the time of subscribing, will be con
sidercd indefinite, and will be continued until
arrearases are paid, or at the option Of the Pro-
prietors Orders from other States must inrart
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-lbbcrHe District IN tie Common Pleas.
Amos Clark'Jr, Attachment
as. McGowan g. Perrin,

w ilEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the thirty
w first day OF October, 1856, file his dcclara-
tion against the Defendant, who (as il is said; ia
absent from and without the limits of this State
and has neither wife nor attorney known within
The same upon whom Il copy Of the said decla-
ration might be served. 1t is therefore ordered.
that the said Defendant do appear and plead to
the said declaration, or before the first day OF
November. which will be in tho year Of our Lord
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Seven, otherwise f.
nal and absolute Judgment will then be given and
awarded against him
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. CT.
Clerks Office, Oct 80, 1856. 20 ly
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
EN be nccOnlpanicd witIl iho Cash.

The Proprietors of tho Abbcvo Banner aud
independent prcss have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for n less time
than three months, will he charged by the inscr-
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space of II solid lines legs,) for the first insrr
t'on, AMI Fifty Gents for each subsequent in.
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Or'linarys Advertisements will be inserted in
both papers, each charging half price.
ca Shcrilr's 1.cves One Dollar each
~ Announcing Il Candidate, Five Dollars
Advertising an Esiray, Two Dollars, to be
paid by tho Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
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NEW DRUG STORE !!
AT GREENWOOD.
VIE undersigned, Druggist and Apo,hoc,,v
- has just received Il very complete stock Of

SsSsASA4AV w OOO.
VII r. undersigned, Druggist and Apo,bo.,,v
"a. just received very complete stock Of
Drugs and Medicines.
selected with tho greatest care FOR this morko,
iis stock consists OF every variety usually found
in City Apothccnry ShyDs ''""o
Extracts of all the vegetable preparations
from the best Chemists
hihCtUrcS prepared from the crude M: a.
r'a'' n'id warranted 10 be OF tho strength lain
down IN the United States Phnrrnacmpa
P1tcnt Medicines, direct from tl,e
nnnuinctory, as cheap ns they have ever been
sold i'll this place. '''n
very superior article of Brandy. fr
mcd'cb"m f'"'poscs oniy Fine Old Porte Ma.
dcr", and Sherry Wines, Schcidam Schnupns
&c. dc.
lie will keep constantly Il fine assortment of
Confectioneries, Tobacco and Seears.
IL would be unnecessary to cnumcratc MI the
ariri"s To Physiciams he pledges himself tn
MI heir orders with good Medicines as can
be obtained elsewhere and to his friends he
pledges like satisfaction as to tho Good, and
terms. Call ut the Store formerly occupied as
the Post Office. LAS. il RIIrTV 9"
Greenwood, s. g., Nov. I. 1856 29tf
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WI Of Douyiass Jovoid.-In one of
douglass Jer oId's plays an old sailor to
snatch kiss from pretty girl got box
on the ear. "Therc," exclaimed he, " like
my luck; always wrecked on the coral
reefs The manager not being able to see
the joke, it WAS cut out by the author
The following saying WIS likewise sacri-
flee by Jerroid on account Of Il captious
remark made 10y friend, to whom the
manuscript was read. A cyuic wrangling
with his better half in one Of his comedies,
was represented as saying to her" My no.
tions of wife of forty is that man should
exchange her, like a bank note, for two
twenties !"
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s-aa= a-=-- - sa=- sa7aaHs -
A FAMILY QUARREL.

Our young friends who are studying the
English Grammcr, will he Interested in tho
following little fable about it:
The children Of tho ancient individual,
E"yiish Grammer, were holding ~ conrab
one day when their father WAS absent
"Truly," said Noun, although, we arc
SO common, no one can say that we arc not
proper i'll our conduct while the Verbs are
oftener imperfect than perfect in their
IDEAS"
"Wcll," said II spruce young VerJ, you
are certainly poSsessicc Of some very sin
yut"r qualities, and there is nothing SO
oljccti"c i'll our character as in yours"
"Ah," said little Conjunction, chow you
love to QUARREL You could not live unitcd
single day, without me and Proposition to
show your relations TO cacl, other"
"Alas !" exclaimed IuteyJection, what
strong and sudden emotions always betray
ut such conversation ~
"The poIiteness Of all Of you," spoke up
L1Ijecticc and hdpcrb, rs they g:,zcd around
with an important look, "would bc impcru-
Hrcly nothing without the example Of such
persons of qaatity as we are, TO tell you tile
t'me' pface, and manner Of doing things.
You do not realize it, but we arc positiee
advantage to you ~
"And you should conjecture" said little
'lHtclc, "that SO small Il Child us could
f'att tic Siy~ifcafto~ Of all you naughty
Nouns and Pronomms! Tho Purticiuicx
too, are forever telling OF their past actions
being SO perfect, but VIC all know that all
of them who arc present now are very ;m-
project, always ending in i-n:g-just as uoth
ing docsw
$50 you arc having warm little dis.
pute," said old English Grammcr, entering
at this moment. g think shall law down
about Mi'ty rules for you to obey, and with
but few EXCEPTIONS either. Seeing as YOU
do, having so many advantages Of oflunyuuge
it is strange YOU should make such IL poor
Use OF them. am sorry to sec so many
OF you improper and Hrryuiar, while you
are imperfect also. But it always will be
so; a family with the best Of training will
make parent more or less trouble ~
Boston Cultioator.
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The same fact is commented upon by Capt,
Marcy.
OF the country beyond the Rio Grande,
the same favorable concurrence Of testilno-
ny is quoted to show that the Ell Paso is
best iu every important particuar-tlIat it
is we'll watered for hundreds of miles, has
fine timber, and. a! ounds in game and cat
tie. On some Of the stations one or two
aresians wells may bo required in the d,y
season. It is the ordinary track selected
for the principal herds which are driven
across the continent, as the only well water
= eI route.
The general distinction is that the uncul.
tivatable belt of the desert is from $50 to
400 miles shorter on the line of the 23d
pa,aliel than on the line of the 25th rar-
alle3. -. .s
These comparisons are supported by the
tesslshony Of such saicsrs,as Major Efnory,
Capt sMaps. Caps G5sy, eeom n;saioner
Bartlett, Capt .Hahphrries, Lieut. Msury,
Tnnd other explorers, and the recorded opin.
ion tof tIle late :secietary Of War, wiso
feported after an examfpalioa Of I'll the
facts ACCESSIBLE to him at .ihe. time, but
which have since been fortified by new dis.
'coveries and further explorations; s.tllat lbe
:, 4,
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Nlnine Hair Barn1.

For Rcsiwmg Gr1y Hqp 10 rs Odgiaai Coior.
M ABRANTED to cure badness, scurf, dani-
W ruff, itching and all diseases of the skim
This Balm gives the scalp new and henlthiul ac-
ton restore the coloring matter to the roots Of
the hair, which passes through the hair and give
it a natural color without the use Of hair dye.
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced
pretending to preserve the hair and keep it from
falling off, composed Of OILS, Alcohol and other
dclctcrious materials, and all to no use. Hair
dyes have been introduced that do not give the
hair natural color, besides being trouhlcsumo to
use, This Balm is not a Dye. knowing that
preparation was needed to do what was required
for the II ir the proprietor induced to cXpcr-
imcnt until hc could obtain an article that would
be the exact remedy, and after seven years trial
has perfected this Balm. 1t is soothing and cmol-
lient, allays all irritation of the scalp, thereby
stopping that troublesome itching. 1t cures
dandrult and scurt, and when the hair has turned
gray it will bring it back to its original COLOR be
1t Black. Brown or Auburn. it makes the hair
soft and gl0ssy,-prevents it from falling oil as
will he seem by using thishalm foronly few days;
life will be given ia the roots Of the hair, and
growth VIII soon appear. hruwth does not take
place AZ the end Of the hair, as will be seen in
persons who have their hair dyed. Ii you exam
inc gray hair that has been colorcd for week.
you will find towards the roots, that the hair has
come out gray, hence it is necessary to have the
fluid at the roots Of the hair healthy, that the
whole hair may be Il natural color. Zach hair has
u root in the skin, and is of ltsclia hollow, gray
tube, through which there is constant Giro atiou
OF the pigment from the root. When this pi .ncnt
or coluring matter dies out 1t leaves tina hair hOl.
low aud gray. To invent balm that would pro-
ducc this pigment has become tho study oi the
proprietor. The discovery of the Alpine Hair
Balm will do IT, 1t will bring the hair to IT., nat
ural G. lor by making new the colorug matter i'm
the roots of the hair.
1t is a mistaken notion that oil or grease will
restore the hair, a nothing can be more Injurious
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Rutland & Bur,inpton II. r..

1867. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1857.
nm AND AFTER AUG. 10th 1851, TRAINS
~ will run as follows:
Leave Boston at 7.3O and II 90 A. NJ.
Fitchburg at $50 AM. and l.3O +. NJ.
Bellows Falls at $50 a. M and II. 10 and
600 =. NJ.
Rutland for Burlington, at COS A. NJ.
AID 2.30 p. NJ.
burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at 1890 A. NJ and s 90 p. NJ.
AT Burlington trains connect with VT Central
X X. and Lake Champan Steamers; at Rutland
with trains for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
Springs, Scheme tady. and the Wcst-at Bcllows
Fails with trains of the Cheshire Road for Fitch
ourgh, Worcester, Lowell and BOSTON Vermont
Valley Road, for Brattleboro, Springfield Hart.
ford, New Haven and New York and with Sdli
van Road for Windsor, White River junction, and
the White Mountains.
Freight train with passenger car.
h. A. Gil APIN. Supt
Rutland, Aug. 10th, 1857 d&wtf
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CON S u NJ p T [ o n

successfully cured, by lnhaling Cold Medicated

successfully cured, by lnhaling Cold Medicated
Vapors.
nR ANDREW STONE Physician to the Troy
- Lung Institute, inventor of the celebrated
PULMoMETER or Lung Tester, and editor of the
" Invalid's Oracle" is treating with astonishing
success all diseases of the Lungs. the Throat and
Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis, Laryngitis, and Tu-
bercular Consumption, with his new discovered
system of Cold Medicated Napors,-which are
breathed directly into the Lungs and the seat of
diseose
This discovery is based upon true scientific prn-
cpes. The vapors are so prepared and composed,
rs to dissolve tubercular matter in the Lungs ana
cause it to be expectorated,-a the same time u
traverses every minute air tube and cell, and ul-
ceratcd cavern in the Lu.ps causing them to heal,
quietiug the cough, subdung tho sr'eats, the
hectic fever and chlls.
Consumption, that all prevailing disease, which
Is now carryinr one hundred thousand annually in
tho United States, toa premature grave, and
which hangs the BLACK p'll over so many families,
blights many young hearts and blasts SO many
prUspects,-is now durable in my hands under
my system of treatment a. any other disease, II
adopted in any prudc.- scason, before the vital
energies of the constitution ere too far de-
pressed
The Old School doctrine, that Consumption is
ncurable, has caused the death of thousands =
No wonder this has been the case, when they es-
sailed the patient by bleedir~ blistcring vomit-
ing making Setons ma Iarter Sores and pouring
Caiomel, Anthony, Blue pill, and uauscuting and
facilitating dru IS into tho stomach. They SOC dc
moiisbci what little streng h he did possess.
In my treatment no drugs are given into the
stomach, thu appetite is guarded with scrupulous
care,-a due portion of animal food, the most nu-
tritious dict, and exercise in the open air,the
necessity of breathing pure air day and night, is
strict cnioined
The great advantages of my system of inhala
ton is-that patients can just MS well be treated
at home. when it is not convenient to come to the
Ipsuutton. by sending them the Napors, with an
inhaler tor their use-on receiving full history
of their case, stating, m'nmeiy, the symptoms.
age and sex.
Spacious and convenient rooms, furnished in the
best manner, with the best of board, can at all
times be obtained in the institution, by those COM
ing from abroad for treatment
Packages of NapOrs-with all the treatment aud
inhaler, with both written and printed advice for
three moths couse, s25,--for one month, Sl5.
The PULMoNETER made use of, in arriving at
the true condition the Lungs, surpasses all con-
ception for its utility, showing to each patient the
accurate amount of air taken into the Lungs and
the progress made by inhaling in increasing the
vital capacity Witout this very ingeniousl Y
Constructed instrumnt, no one can with any dc
gree Of certainty understand the true conditional
the Lungs. ANDREW STONE, NJ. D.,
80 Fifth Street, Troy, n. Y.
April II. 1887. d&w6m.
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CHARLEsrowS, Mass, Aug. ., 1855
Gents Nothing but duty and sympathy
that feel to communicate to others that are af-
Hicted as | have been. would induce me to give
this public acknowledge of the benefit
have received from Prot. Woods Hair Restorat-
i've. When first commenced using it, my hair
was quite gray, and in spots entirely bald. |
have now used the restorative about five months,
and my hair is entirely changed to its original
color, brown, and the new bair is over three in.
cheS in length ON the spots where it was bald. l
have also been much gratfed at the healthy
moisture and vigor of the hair, vbch before was
dry, and it has ceased to come out as formerly.
Respectfully yours, &c,
MRs. K. A. SIODDAkD.
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4 GENTS for the FIVE PoINrs MoSrHrY RE
~ ORD, noting the events that transpire weekly
in that vicinity whore vice and misery join hand
IN hand and how many children are rescued there.
from. Price only so cts. per year.
The NEW lORK INDEPENDENT, a Religious and
secular Paper which has contributors OF the high
est talent, among whom stand Rev Henry w.
Beecher, theever, Thompson also, Mrs Beecher
stowe The Financial Department is conducted
by Mr.. Bowen, OF the firm of Bowen, McNamee
a Co, who stands No. in this branch, Price
$3.50 per wear,
We are also AUTHORIZED to take ,ubso iptious for
the New York Observer, u paper which has not its
superior IN thu United states. Neither CnuserNa-
tive NOR ultra, 1t is universally taken by both
NuHHeruer, and aoulA,w,Is. Among It, COM
tIIa.. e.. .'... .. ..l. Murray. lH-
man, cprius, md host of Others. 10 thos, who
desIre to keep 90 posted up 80 On the events ot tie
day, both Papers would be found useful, ouelp
would have d tendency to couutcrlct the extreme
tle other. maylld&w
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EeiCi, E'iaft:s Ware

a EW TEA SETS, Cast0rs, GubIcts. Cn'e
~ Baskets and the Patent Water Pitcher. a
hew aud Gcslreablc artic for keeping water cool.
Call and see them at, No ! Bank Block.
BEINSMAID a HILDRETU.
sP lBNED OUT But NOT BURNED W.
The subscriber has removed hi, SASH.
DOJl, BLIND FACTORY to the Pioneer Mn,
chine Saol-tourh story, North end, lie will
open, with improved mechanical facilities. in
about three weeks, and will then be able to iii
all orders to the satisfaction Of Customers.
mrlT div r II CIIAsp
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1867
Great Northern and Western
I:aiirOad and steamboat Route.
NOIIIERN N. w KAIIRnA


W mus Sdred bCtCeeH BuriiH gtOH ana
Ca.oago By this ror,e.
FIRST TRAIN leaves kouse's Point 500 A. NJ. e,
arrives at ugd,n-burgh at 90 A. NJ, connect
ing at Putsdlm with Potsdam Watertown KK for
Watertowh, Rome, syracuse, Rochester, Niagara
Fails, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and West
via. Lake shore ; also, via. Great Western and
Lake Erie toamers aud at Ogdeusburgh connect
with Grand Trunk BE Tor Bytown, Kingston. To.
routo, Hamilton, Detroit, Chicago and all points
South and West, and also connect at Ogiensuurgh
with American E.,press Steamers for Cane Vim
cent, Toronto, Niagara Falls Buffalo and West.
SE-DND TRAIN leaves Rousc's Point at Is
p NJ. or on the arrival of the Trains from the
Vermont Central hE, arrive at Ogdensburgh 800
p NJ, meeting with Grand Trunk Rk for all
points West ; also with American Mail Boats on
Lake Ontario for Cape Vincent, >acket's llarbor,
Oswego, Rochester, Toronto, Niagara Falls, BUT
alu and thc West.
THIRD TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point 30 p NJ,
on the arrival OF the Boston Express Mail via. Vt
Central and LAKE Champlan Steamers from White
Hall aud arrive at csdcusburgh 1900 NJ, con-
meeting with Grand Trunk kail Road same even
Ing, arriving at Toronto in the morning, Iamil-
ton 100 +. NJ. Detroit 800 p NJ, Chicago 9,2j
A. Nj. next morning, making 80 hours time from
OgiensLurgh to Chicago. This Train also con.
hoes at OslcusburgA with Lake Ontalio steamers,
tvt AL places West
RETURNING.
}li.~i TRAIN (au-ton Express leaves Og-
a'".. l.. i az 90 t. w.. s-ri,c at l,u,.' Pom,
..- d., connects w..n \ T. Central kE and ar
rive. u burlington nt tv,ij 4. NJ, boston 500
r. " ..i-c t't.I"r AaElng connections with all
RIA. y o.. L'n- south and Iast aud ut LurIu.-
ton Vita l.ay Champaign Steamers ior White
bal, -1rrt ga, n y and New lorl..
H~tapND ,.'!N leaves ugdrusburgl at II .Ol
4. u. arrives at houses Point at 40 =. NJ
connects WIKI Boston Night Express Train on Vt
Central, arriving at Boston at So a. N. and
NOice ter at HuU VI. LeXt morning also, con.
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NO,icC % Appear.

JOHN a. PLACE, }chi'tsnaen County Court
LYMAN BULLOCK )March Term. A, D 1851
This action was entered at the November Term
A. b. 1886, aud Is an action ON book account, de-
handing Five liundeed Dollars.
Notice he hereby given 10 said Lyman Bullock
to appear at tie Term of said Court next 10 bs
held At Burlington, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in November, A. d. 1851
J. S ADAMS, Clerk,
y pcs, Atty wl3w3
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Boston, Oct 9th, 1855.
Gents AT your request. and being so highly
pleased with the effects of the Restorative. | am
free to state that my hair had become quite thin,
and entirely 'rbItc. | have for the last five years
been in the habit Of using dye but hearing Of the
extraordinary effects of this article, was Undue.
ed to try it. My hair has been restored to its
original thickness, and also to its former color,
whi,h is light brown.
Very respectfully, MRS. INGALLS,.
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Alb, in White China, large assortment OF
Plates, Covered Dishes, Teas, Coilees, &c, en-
bracing the greatest variety Of goods ever before
offered for the inspection Of this community, all
of which can and will be sold at a trning advance
upon the prices Of the Ironstone Ware.
It's no use talking-the chances arc before
you-Come in and win Read away
Orc Package assorted FANCY CHINA VAS
Is, an Auction Lot, from II! cents to II! dollars
per pair-mayk that Read ON Read on
In GLASS WARE | can show you an assort-
IN mt so extensive and varied and at such UNI
precedcntcd low prices that It's "n,,norut
ing them Ladies ami Gentlemen, come and
judge for yourselves what can be done for little
money l am bound to II Cheaper and Better
Goods than have heretofore been offered by any
one in this state. is sweeping assertion, but
| can prove it,
Something has dioPped What Is it You
can zee it at China Hall III tell you, it is the
price OF