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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-24

ELECTION FOR MAYOR IN New YoRK.-Ex-
citcment in New York is getting up to fever
heat, about the result of the approaching cleo
ton. The Ne,os (AIayor Woods papeD is au-
thorized to bet
$1,000 that Ticmann will not be elected by
$1,000 majority; $4,000 that he will not be
elected at all; $4,000 that Wood will be elected,
and 81, 900 that he will have $4,000 majority !;
the whole (s2O,OOO) to be taken as one bet
Now, gentlemen, if you desire to back your
opinion or belief by this test, an opportunity
presents itself The proposition is from re-
sponsible person, and one who is not member
of the Democratic party.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!!
NEW GOODS,

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
ME undersigned respectfully announces to the citizens
of Bethany and surrounding country, that they have
just received from the Eastern cities of the largest and
hood. Their stock consists in part of dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, GRPS, Bon
nets md Notions, embracing every thing usually
kept In first class All of which they able and
willing sell any other establishment in the West,
the goods having been selected from the best Eastern
houses and the very best they feel confident they
cannot fail to please color quality and cheapness
Call and examine, 5---
The highest pice paid in goods for all kinds of country
produce. [ocTl SAMUEL ADAMS d co.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
osr from &cLure House, on the i1t ms nol
Two Notes each One Thousand ana IweHtE
CENTS given by Jno List Co 70 orGer
Of 0owIl johnson Co., of Petersburg, dated sept ~,
at six months The public cautioned against
taking or buying sail note ,,,,,,r 1o,,NsoN = 10
COWd4LLI 1hILtNoOES = ~
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NEW FALL GOODS,

tSAAO FRAZIER hegS to inform the public that he N
just returned from the Eastern cities with the best and
cheapest stock ever offered by him to the public
My assortment Is complete in most thing belonging
to Dry Goods and Fancy business but claim particular
attention to my
BLACK SILKS Withdrawing been purchased from house
that aile ut sucrihce, Am confident will sell less than
EMBRolnER1ES &C.. which have bought only from i'm
pcrters, and great at auction shall sell Mt aston
ShlnE low prices Just come and stock which in
Cambria bands Collars Sleeves ETC., is twice large
that of any other house, which will be sold 80 cent he
low regular prices.
sHAWLS.-I immense quantity of, and shall
ceived the above by buying by package d-
rect from the factory. Amongst my shawls you Will find
all the latest styles
DRESS GooDS-I have in such variety, that If to
begin to enumerate them should occupy Suc your
time, but certainif you CALL shall be able please
yon.
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, and everything in that line, I
will say, will sell at low figures and would request
Country Merchandise examine stock in this branch,
have them GU CO. sgnnent from Eastern House
will sell them very cheap
MUSLINS-Botl blcached and unbleached only.pur-
chase by the case and will sell them with very small
vance eitherby the piece yard.
hONNEC and everything in the Millinery Goods,
such MS Flowers, Bonnet Borders, Net Straw Gimp,
net Veivets and Sans, etc. will selItO Iiners at low
figures and to all Others proportooately.
as low as possible. F7f155F -
Gone and examine my stock AMI am confident of your
PutchIasihB'' ISAAC Prayer,
--SePlo 1913 Main St.
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LOST.
Estray COW.

,,,,,, -. ~. rrsnIs.s of the undersigned, on or
about the i4th inst large redHnd white spot'eH 4,
With white face, large straight horns ana snUra L op
h ~" vesrsoid Any person who VIII return hSI Vi
@ SO that be obtained VII. De OeF
4 S Centre Wheeling, the Public School ouse'
noy24-2td&1tu -----------
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NJ s. '"HrlE''' + NEW FIRM.

- DRs. BARTLETT & wINCIIELL, Dentists, 141
So Market Street, opposite Washington Hail. vince
Dr. WInchsii being compelled by his rapidly increasing
In friends and the public that he has
FORMED business connection with N s artlett NJ D
ho has had fifteen years successful experience in Dem
tai profession. =.
Dfs b. d w. prepared to perform every
-rcl and Mechanical Denstryare familiar with, ana
practice ali the latest OF the Dental Art and
Guarantee that for beauty durability and practical utility
thcir Artificial Tcetl, shall not be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure anu
comfort NJ Artc Teeth from great dread Uf suffer-
ing experienced during the necessary preliminary eNac-
lion 81 the old teeth informed that by new
entirely mike Chloroform Ether, and ap"lica
bic and perfectly harmless "a an teeth are
now extracted without pain. -.
ANY information appertainng to their proies-
sion they will be pleased to give gratis.
Please call AMI examine specimens OF AfuHc"i leetHI
Office n all hours. Senth
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New Books, Stationery, &c.

--.N,S.s DoOASS 0GdG1ouefY, &c.
AMEs o. ORR, No, III Main ST. begs leave to call the
attention Of Wholesale purchasers of Books
to his FAN stock received viz: School
SHoKs oil an kinds from the primary the highest College
@ Book. Qae ssues) Drawing Books,
DooRs Architectural Books, (new nuthors) AIetho
dist Baptist Christian Hymn Books In
SYKES OF binding; Family Bibles from 81
snE roe5ss do Of all styles DgIs book Keeping and
famous Pens now il Ink and Intands Of
a var patents Music Books OF various AUTHORSHIP
pain BELL IA late BOot.) Albums in great variety Toy
ooEs; oyer qrs Ran Books every variety; Dia
leoo MeInorandums Of Eli styles; over $40 Reems
ties. y - - St.4 ts -. et!s sFa"es anu qu"I-
GOLD PENs.we wish tn cali esneo,a attention 70 our
ana wen selected lot Of Gold Pens Having disoscd
VI an onI oll stock, PkN offered IS Sl-S and
re - comprising almost every No. Of a. Mo-eton
cd sfSI ~ Penn Having the largest and
OIL tSns in the city, those want of superior ar
ticIe cannot fail to be suited : 80 v " " "
we would call the attention of the limit.
eSnrns OF FANCY STATIONERY which We purchased
!oE their accommodation that
Of Ie KIM and quality kent in the city,
Fis Ease can and examine for yourselves "
Al oil the above and everything usually let IN the Rock
anu stationery line can now be had at - -
sen15 JAMES @. oRR's,
$3.50 III Main St., Wheeling, Va.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
BETHANY, VA.
r. L. JONES, Proprietor.

Nis recently reftted, greatly enlarged,
the travelling community excellent &C
cor1mOdaOns. The stabling is Uf the best ckaracer
recently passed into the hands of til" pres
ent proprietor who will spare no pains afford the public
the R best of e NH al 1s54
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
II wei fth Year!

Ouc xuuuSdUu OVudI O6Su sETlZeS.
TNHE Twelfth Annual Volume of this publ
l. cation commences on the 18th day OF
September next =.
The ",Scientifc american" is an NlustrdteI
Periodical, devoted chiefly to the promulgatiott
Of information relating to tile various Mechan-
ic and Chemic Arts, Industrial Manufactures,
Agriculture, Patents, Inventions, Engineering,
Miliwork, and all interests which the light oi
Practical Scienceis calculated to advance.
Reports Of u s. Patent. granted are also
published every week, including Official Cop.
les of all tho Patent Claimss together with
news and information upon thousands of other
subjects. =
81, ,o0o-h. CdsA Prizes-will be paid on the
LIST of Janury Eext for. for the lerges list Of sub.
seribers as follows $500 for, Che 1st .Sl75
forthe I'd. $3.50 for the the Sd, $i251or the 4th,
Sloo for the 9th, s75 for the 9Th; f5o fdt the
7sh, $40 for the stb, $50 for the 9Th; ss3 hot
the:loth; $40 for the ii itb and $40 for the 10Th
For all Clubs of 20.and upward The sY bscrip-
tions pric is only $1.4o. Names. can be sent
from any Post Office until Jahuary lst, 1857.
t. Here are hne cttanees to secure cash
The he Scientific AMefioan j. published once. ! a
week every. every 2am9er n,,; contains ,m eight large
as snd ssads illustrs.ed with e0@pss.i sSysss
hhndf ed Original engravings.
sK TERAs-single Subseriptions o. a $eat;
pr 81 for six months. Five copiez; fof siS
months, q ; for q year $s.'' speSaens eopie.
sent Gratis 49,.
Southern, Western, gnd Canads money, a
rest Office stamps, taken at par Tor sd6seri,
Lsststsahoana Bs diisetsd tpoet paidJ sd I.
8. MUNNs& 1o:. h.
~ ssrs finn :ssn oo. IT. Ss, s4ssn.is. KS. x .p
fgfged i4 procuring pate6tsfof nSk iH9 9Sniscns
and wifFadvisE inventors, %itifotit cii6rrG II
rAatf8 ye}tr Of fa,Sfs iainrSr -
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Oxygcnated Bitters i'm Europe.

FROM Rev. l. DooLIrrLE, highly, respecta'
bic Clergyman.
PARIS, November, !, 1852.
DEAR SIR:--Atout two years since made
use Of a few bottles of your Exaggerated Bittcrs,
for stomach complaint which was ut that time
relieved
Since my stay in England and France, have
found my old enemy, irritnbillty of the stom.
ach, returning again. l have not found any
prescription to afford me relief and l made
inquiries for your Oryyenatcd Bitters, but could
not find any. write now to beg you will do
me the favor to send by the earliest steamer
TO Havre. half a dozen bottles.
An old friend of mine in England, Canta;n
Jackson of the British Army, 1 found on nv
arrival, suffering from Asthma, manifestly the
result of dyspepsia. Send an additional half
dozen bottles l should like to have the
Captain try the medicine.
am not aware that my name is known to
you. have been the resident Clcrgymay for
some twenty-three years in Sherbrook and
and Lennoxville, Cannaia East to which charge
hope to be able to return in the spring
l remain, dear sir, your obedient servant.
L. DOOLrrrLE.
FREDERICK T. WALLACE.
SETH w. FOWLE 4 Co., l3s Washington
Street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their
agents everywhere.
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The State of South Carolina,


MILTON ii. DEALE, who is now in the
vi custody of the Sheriff of Abbeville Dis
trict. by virtue of writ of capias ad satista
ciendum, at the suit of Spencer +. Smith, hav.
ing filed in my Office, together with a sched
ule. on oath, Of his estate and effects, his petit
ton to the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted to the benefit of the
Acts OF the General Assembly, made for the
relief of insolvent debtors
It's ordered, that the said Spencer F. Smith,
and all others the creditors to whom the said
Milton ii. Dealc is in any wise indebted, be,
and they arc hereby summoned, and have no.
tee to appear, before the said Court, at Able
vile Court House, on 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.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. c. u.
Office of Common Pleas, Abbeville J
District, this Both june 1857. lO-9m
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Valuable Medicine.

We presume no medical preparation ever
offered to the public has been more thoroughly
tested than
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
Thousands of persons, were called upon to
do so would chcerfully testify that they have
used it for4various ills, with the most satisfac-
tory success. II is within our own knowledge
that an immense amount of suffering has been
relieved 1T. Its proprietors save no pains
or expense in order to satisfy the pubc..-Ben
strictly honorable men, they observed the ut
most uniformity in the manufacture of their
celebrated Pain Killer. The materials of which
it is composed are carefully seected-none but
the best being used. by these means the high
reputation whicl, the Pain Killer has long since
acquired, is at all times sustained. In view of
these facts, we are by no means surprised to
lear that Messrs Davis L. Sons sales are con-
stnntly and rapidly Observation-Disclosures
General advertiser.
Sold by WARDLAW & LYON, Abbevillc
= H. s. G.
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MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE,

A 7 COkES URY.
INlE Trustees of this INSTITUTION desi-
Il rous of placing it upon permanent ba.
s's and OF extending its benefits. propose TO
sell SCHOLARSHIPS upon the following plan ::
Twenty Years in the Literary De-
partincnt, $3.50 90
Fifteen Years in the Literary De-
partment l25 90
Ten i: Years in the Literary Department 80 90
DIX so 90
Any person purchasing a Scholarship for a
number of years less than twenty will be Der.
mitted to use it at any time during twenty
years.
D. W. MccANTs. Esq, worthy brother
and gentleman of the highest respectability.
ID our agent for the sale of the above, and is
authorized to receive donations Confidently
relying upon tho liberality of our Order and an
intelligent public. we commend him and his
mission to their confidence and support
J. K. VANCE, p. B. T.
March, 16, 1857. 46.tf
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Settlement
Estate of John Oliver, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given to all parties con-
~ eerne'l, and especially to those residing
beyond the limits of the State, that a Final
Settlement OF the Estate Of John Oliver, de-
ceased, will be made in the Court of Ordinary
for Abbeville District, on Friday. the nth
day. OF July next. All persons having claims
against sa'd Estate will present the same for
payment and those owing are required to nav
on or before that day.
JAS. NJ. LATIMER, Ex'or.
Lowndcsvillc Abb. Dist.
April ii, 1867. 5O.3m
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"a FEW MORE LEFT. -
s. E. GRAYD0N & CO.;

OAASS"AAyS Sc -
4 LTHOUGH our New Stock ofs Spring
"a Goods is rapidly Diminishing by tho
large sales we are making still We would say to;
our friends, and the publc-Come on, we iavs
"a Few More Of the Same Sort Left"
and will be pleased to serve you tothe best Of
ability.
Were we to attempt to enumerate all our
Stock, the newspaper woufd not hold it and
besides we deem it altogether unnccessary,-
Suffice it to say that we have q large and
varied assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods;
READY-MApE CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES;
CATERS, HATS, CAPS BONNEtS
CROCKBRY, GLASS AND TIN WARE:
SUGAR., ,COEEEE. =. ~
Ten, RICE NAILS;
AND VINEGAR,
TRACE CHAINS,
IIARNEsss PLOW LINES
POWDER, SHOT,e .
LEAD, SOAP,
CANDLES, - g
SODA, SPICES & COOKING EXTRACTS.
In short, almost anything reasonable mattt
AS to prices, we necdnot say we will sell our.
goods lower than any one else, for sensible
people know that such assertions are "all
| fudge" But we do say that we will deal fairly,
and sell rs low ms honest men con afford to sell:
and we respectfully invite THOSE iii want Of
goods to give us coll, rs they might "go fars
tler and fare worse"
S. GRAYDoN & co.
April 16, 1857 =. 5Otf
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New Market. Steam Mills.

New Market. Steam Mills.
HNHE Subscriber gives notice to t6tR8People Of
IL AbLevile, Edgefeld, Laurensrand New:
berry, TINT his MILLS have been, Repaired:
have put i'll New Boilersssnd New Boiling:
Cloths. ! am now prepared to despatch busi:
ness, and think I prepared to nlakesas fine
Flour as any made in the State--My& regular
Grinding Days are on Tuesdays and, Fridays,
Persons from distance can he acconmodafad
Mt any time by getting to the Mill: before Sun.
set, and l will Grind for them any night in, the
week. j. Y: S. PARTLOW.
March %, 1867. 4s.2m
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Removal.

TNl1E Subscriber hns removed from his old
Il. stand to Enright & Starr's Gin Factory,
and returns his thanks for pnst favors, and so.
llctis share Of public patronage in his line
Of business.
lie will make Pnnnel Doors. Sash, Blinds.
Wardrobes, Tables, Desks, Door and Window
Frames, &c. DC.
n. Bile will also make Collins of the finest
style and finish.
For reference. apply to any gentleman in the
town Of Abbeville.
G. G. BOWERS.
April l, 1857 4s ly
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MANDATORY


o
Out.
waie or dedst Of v:rnin and without kept
land
OF niseli
Highly Polished Rosewood,
The Subscriber
Of required Ain
Black Walnut Covere Mad Order
take cincir ~ '
Ahbevile C. II, 81, - J. TAYLOR
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J. D. MCCLELLAN,

SURGEON DENTIST,
"OULD most respectfully inform the citi-
w zens of Abbcvile and Edgefeld Dis
tricts, that he will spend the first half of each
month in Abbcville and the latter Ilalfin Edge
field, where he will be pleased to attend to
any professional cnlls that he may receive.
Addrcss-Abbeyille G. H., Greenwood and
Mill way.
April 23, 1857. 5l3m
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GRAPE VINES.
lRVJJJR NOnpI IINpN lpn'

GRAPE VINES.
ABBEVILLE MODEL VINElARD!
DR. TOGNO offers for Sale VINE Cur
- TINas and ROOTED VINES, at tie follow
ing rates;
Per Hundred Vine Cuttings,
For Catawbas and other Sorted Ainef- a.
isan Varieties; :: ~: =: $S 90
For Sorted fEdr6pean' Varieties 10 90
Rooted American Varieties; Eaeh; =, so
Rooted Ehropean Varieties l CD
RSoted !SWpBsrnong; -. I 90
Montetfnof Dec. 37;a 1867, 8s.f I
II. B. yipSSi pfuaned IT rAasonGblsfStatS
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Headquarters.

GEORGETOWN, July l, 1857.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. s.
TNHE following Regiments will parade for
Il Review and Drill. at such times and
places ms herein indicated:
The 10th. Regiment Of Infantry will parade
at tcRichardsons, on Thursday the s0th July.
The 9TH Regiment of Infantry will parade at
the Old Wells# on Saturday, the lst August
The 9th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
or near Lowcs, on Tuesday; the 4th OF August.
The I'd Regimentof Cavalry will parade at
LongmiEHle On Thursday, the 9Th August prox
The sth Regiment Of Infantry will parade
at Morrow'a, on Saturday, the 9th August prox.
The sth Regiment Of Infantry will parade at
The 4th Regiment Of S Infantry will parade
at Haynes, on Saturday, the 18th Of August
{Che42d Regiment of Infantry will parade
At 4intons on Tuesday, the 18th OF August
Tbe ID, Regiment of Infantry will parade at
Halls pnThursday, goth of August.
The 9Th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
Hunters on Saturday, the 22d August. ~
The 1stsRegiment of Cavalry will parade at
sSmiths Store, on Wednesday, the 26th Au-
Thssd Regimentof Infantry will parade at
SEonsy,s Old Store on Saturday, the 10Th Of
fhesst Regiment of Infantry will parade at
Benton's, on Tuesday, the LIST Of September.
The officers aid non n-commississioned Officers
: will assemble On the day previous to the Re.
view Of their .respective Regiments, for drill
aud instruction.
The Major General Of the Division and the
Generals Of Brigade will, with theifsrespective
STAFF, attend the Reviews x
: Generals Of Bsieade are charged with the
extension of this order.
Volunteer companies will be min4telys In
sPeeted, and tbs books Of Beat Companiesswill
The AidsIde- -Catdp u tie Commandersn-
Chisi residing within ths 3izits Of the 1st Di-
order Of the Commapd Chief
r. a. IL DUNEOvANT,
Adjatant and Inspector General
'uiy 10 10 1t
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Brickmasonry and PIasterfng.
'>HE undersigned having formed. q Co-part-
4 nership in the above business, are prepar-
ed to do all work entrusted to them in the best
and most substantial manner. Having long
Practical experience In the business they fiatter
themsclvs that they cah please the moat fastid-
JOHN COUMBE,
A. j. WOODHURST.'
REFERENoE.--H. A. Jones, ). A. Calhoun and
DR.. j. ". Hearst, of AbbevilleS
Abbeville G. IL Oct dd-iBS6! 2s1y4
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 60.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, 60.
TIIE attention of the public is invited to
l. our Stock Of choice
UNADULTERATED DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals PaintA Oils, Glass, Pcrfamtry,
"HRU-HHE~sD :
And all other articles in. our line: ,,gWY feel
assured that no house in theSquth caf offer a
Stock superior 70 ours in gendlneness and puri-
ty; all official preparations being made. in
STRICT accordance with the formulaeies 81 the
W.. T. Pharmacopoeia. 4 s.
Our Stock of Dental and Surgical. Ibstsu:
ments is full, and We have unequaHed arrange.
ments for procuring additional sGpplles at The
Feeling nfident7. that We can:a fdrnish ootil
customers with the best articles on reasora:
tie terms, We respectfully solicit oaaers and
pledge ourselves TO fill them with fdelitr apd
despatch. PLUMB q LEITNEK =
-: Lxte d. 3; PIaHI Co.
Augusta, Ga, April ~, 1856. TfSo-tljap.
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For Sale.

nFFERED by the subs .r for Salo TWO
~ HOUSES and LU4S in Cokesbury,
Abbevile District, and over
sRdDdD LA %NE WE-
OF LAND, in two Tracts, lying about a mile
from the Fillnge.-Any one wishing to pur-
chase are requested to call soon upon the sub
scrlber, who will make the price and terms
accommodating JOEL w. TOW NSEND.
June 2, 1857 Am -
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II. II. WARDLAW & SON.
SPRING Stock

ASN A&AAS ~ ~ oAIAs
y" l. Invite the attention Of our Customers
w and the Public generally to our Spring
supply of French. English and American DRY
GOODS. which is very large and embraces the
'.c.ccst and most elegant Goods of the Season
buyers are assured that they may get of us, ar
tlcles OF the best quality and nt low prices.
c"sh and prompt paying Customers will be of.
Cold d Brocadc Stripd Fiyd Fancy Silks.
BIZ Plain Grosde Rhine 4 'Poult dc Sol Silks :.
l'ialn and Printed French Bareges
" Chalies
Elegant French De LANES for Spring.
Plain and Printed Jaconets and Oreandies
French Cambrcs and Briliantes:
Ginghams-Fine Scotch and Common.
French, English and American Prints.
Chlntz Cord Brilliantc:
Bonbusln, Canton Cloth Alpacas &c.
a Fine assortment of Mourning Goods:
Ribbons and Dress Trimmings of various STYLES:
Real Threat Laces and Elgincs;
Embrold Il Camb, Swiss, Thread T. Lisle Edpinrs
SILK Alantillas-a variety
a large assortment of Fiy'd & Plain Ribbons ::
Gloves, varied assortment for Ladies' Gents
Misses and Boys;
Laced and Embroidered Collars and Sets.
Embroidered and Plain Linen Iandk'fs;
Whalcbone Steel, Shelton d. Wru't Cumb Skirts
Rail Road Corsets Hosiery in Great ynri,.tv ,
Alarseiles and Allendalc Quilts;
Furniture Dimitics and Fringcs
D"'nask Table Cloths and Napkins;
iiucknback and Damask Towels
Pillow and Shccting Linen;
Superior Irish Linens;
Plantation Osnaburgs, Striped and Plain
Brown and Dicached Domcstics
Black and Colorcd Broad Cloths
Bfk, Cord and Fig'd Doeskins and Cassimeres
Sup. Cd Drap D'E;tes;
oik, Linen and Marscilles Vcstinps:
Shirts and Drawers-scvcral sorts:
70 H., I 4
Together with every article usually kept
in this line.
An Our HARDWARE Depart
nient will be found Hoes, Scythcs, Axes Spades,
Shoveis, Chains, dc, dc, for Planters and a
great variety of Tools for Observation-Disclosures
q fine assortment of Razors, Pocket Knives and
Table Cutlery, Locks. Nails, &c, dc.
We would call particular attention to our FIX
cGilent assortment Of Boots, Shoes, CATERS and
Slippers for Ladies' Gentlemen anil Bows.
Saddles, Brides, Horse Collars &c
Cr"ckery GLASS &c;
Hats of all sorts, Ready-A1ale Clothing dc.
In short, if you need any Goods at nil. cali
and We will try and supply your wants
Il. ii. WARDLAW Il son.
Abbevilc, March a. 1857. 473m