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PlLES-PiLEy-PILES.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are afflicted with this dreadful com laint 10
the following sworn certificate from one Of our
most respectable citizens the father law of the
formerly gunmaker in Philadelphia:
NEW YORK, Aug. 18th, 1885,
DR DuPRIn-Dear Sill hereby certify that 1
have been aic.ed with the Piles for nearly 81 XIV
Pile Lotion, and everything else could here Of
but all to no effect, for they did Inc little or no
coed. About two months since, / commenced
using your remedies for the Piles, a have the
happiness to say that they have had the desired
erect, having cured me 1 consider this almost >
miracle, for am eighty years Of age. l sincere
ly recommend them to ali afflicted with the above
complaint. +. VALLEE, 70 Franklin It
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Assist. Seo'y TO sign Land Warrants.

p. S.-OPERA GLASSES OF great variety
TELESCOPES &c MICROSCOPES. WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles In
Nv 19-1y
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freig BIT or passs apply to
EDw'D X COLLINS, No So wall-st N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO Liv-IpJol.
STEPHEN KENNARD q CO NO ~ Aus
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have tried pair Of Spectacles obtained from
Mv. Tobias, and find them Of great assistance to
my sight, and corresponding with his desert ption
Of the focus. recommend him as a skillful op-
uclsE. HENRY a. WISE.
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TO ALL THATVALUE THEIR SIGH

NA iSnCS III CALL The Al IENlJON
w to all that suffer with detective sight,
caused by age, sickness, and particularly from
glasses intudiciousiy selected, to his superior
SPECTACLES and 6 LASSES carefully ground
ey himself to true spherical accuracy, and bril-
liant transparency, suited precisely and benef-
cially to the wesrer according to the concavity
convexlty Of the eye. Very numerous are the Ill
effects caused to the precious organ Of sight from
the commencement OF using glasses in not being
precisely suited, by the Use Of an Optomstsy; and
the practice OF many years enables him to meas
ure the focal disease Of the eyes, and such glass
es that are absolutely required will be furnished
with precision and satisfaction
JOHN TOBIAS acknowledges the very iibe-
raj encouragement: already obtained, and further
solicits the patronage Of those that have not yet
ayailed themselves Of his aid
Persons that cannot con veniently call, by send
Ing the glasses in use, and state how many Inch
es they can read this print with their spectacles,
can be supplied with such az will improve their
sight.
lnnumerable testimonials TO be seen and rsf-
erences given to many who have derived the
greatest ease and comfort from his glasses.
Circulars to be had gratis, al his orice, No
s12 SEVENTH STREET, tS.ss deoy, ner.
Odd FslIcv:' Hall, vP STAIRS.
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Having been induced by friend 70 visitthe es-
adjustment OF Mr.. Tobias for the purpose OF try
Ing his glasses, was furnished by him with a
pair slightly colored blue, which have afforded
me more relief and qualification than any have
ever tried. Ny sight, originally very good, was
quently to e very late hour; but with the aid Of
these glasses i can study almost as late as ever
and that too without the pain / have previously
suffered. JOHN WILSON,
Late CoMrissioner 6elr Land Once.
December IL 1885
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W. g. MKIZEROrr

W. 30 MKIZEHUTf,
(succSssoE To GRoR6H HILBusD
Agent Of Raven & Racen,s and william
miller's
C. Is L & b RATED PIANO
Has ALWAYS ON HAND TIE LARGEST
l. stock Of PIANOS from sI75 up TO 81 900
mELODEONS from gas 10 S2SI.
GUITARS, VIOLINS,- BRASS INSTRU-
MENTS, FLUTES, BhNJOES, ACCORD
EONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than in
any house souta Of New YORK
Pianos for rent nov AFR
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ID. A.NcCLURE, Attorney at Law.
WIIYsBARpR pa S.r.auS

WiLIsBARRH: Pa September g. IaSO
DR.. G. AVER. My dear Sir -Your neS;c,n.
Is much approved Of by those who have used II
here, and Its composition Is such as to insnTs and
, mala'a 81 us reputation invariably recon-
our principal physicians w "'AnS VI
am your friend
CHAs. sTREATER, MD.
al, TtsePaied hV DR.. J. G. AVER, Chemist, Low
Sold byz d. GILMAN, Westminster. and Nil
respectable druggists. 6ee s-Sm
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DR. DUPHIE's REMEDIES are the onl,
- eaectual cure tor External or Internal Piles
SaiHhrun, Ring w orm, &c. They are uuriyal
Led for purifying the blocd.
80 cents PER COX OEce 70 Nassau street, New
York. VIII De sent by mall
For sale by FORD &c BRO, corner Of 18th st
and Penn aseTnr oc d
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c.. w.

WINDSOR, G. W., June %, 1852
DR. }. G. AVER. Sir,-This may certify that I
have used your CREsRY PICToRAL for upward
OF one year; and 1t is my sincere belief that 1
shosld have been In my & ave ere this time ~ \
had not II has cured me Of O dangerous afFec.
tion OF the lungs, and do not overstate nv con.
victons when tell you II Is priceless remedy
Yours very respectfully
d. A.NcCLURE, Attorney atI.av
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WILMINGTON, n. C., Jan. ~, 1854
that the Spectacles which ned from you las,
week are entirely satisfactory. From IN Unequal
lty In the visual range Of my eyes, have hereto
found great difficulty In getting glasses of the
proper focal distance Ita 6ords me nIeasnrs n
state that, by the aid OF your optome:er this Il.
Guilty has been happily cbviated th the glasses
you furnished me are decidedly the best ada pied
to my eyes OF any have ever yet used.
Very respectfully. yours, r. b. DRANE,
Rector OF st James Parish
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State Of Nsv Vork

new York City and County.
!osePn y. Lawrence, do hereby certify that
On tne oay OF the date hereof before me personal
~ came p. vallee, to me well known, who. be-
ing oy me duly sworn, did depose and saw tina,
tne contents Of the foregoing certificate signed by
him are true. -
In witness whereof 1 have subscribed NV
name, as Commissioner Of Deeds and as a Notayy
ubiic OF the state Of New York, and have at.
n1ea my Notariai Seal at my ONCE, In New York,
this 18th day Of August, 1856.
JOSEPH G. LAWRENCE
commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public Of the
state Of New York. 81 Wall street, New York
We challenge the Medical Faculty Of the uni
ted States 10 produce a certificate equal TO the
above. DR.. Duprie's Remedies are the only eff
fectual cure for external and internal Piles OnIv
so cents per box 10y
Omoe-76 Nassau street, New York. VIII he
sent by mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FORD & BIO, corner Of l1,h
street and Pa. ave, Washington, b. @. &C W
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NORFOLK, September 2, 1854.
Sir-The spectacles you made for mo sui, very
ven, ana seem to have improved my sight more
than any other have lately tried
Lift. w. TAZEWELb,
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4 70 N 3 > A n Ely @ 4
y supply OF EEEBE'S
NEW YORK STYLES,
together with TAYLGR'S
II A 7 : OF BAL IT,
VI q K Z. The lest black
dress II A i 5 got up in
tn : Latest style for $3.50, as
good as those usually sold
at s. and a good fashion
able Hat at 81, wcTth 81;
and c RIEt-Iate Hat, 81 80.
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A new and revised edit N of
$50 pa ,es andlS0 plates. Price
70 Gents a copy, A popular
AMI cOmar, htHsive teaii,e
on the.duiies and ca, ualtics Of
single and marriet life hap
ny andfrui'fUl alIiances,mode
Observation-Disclosures
and infer lie ones their OBJ
Walton aud rcm0vai-neIy
Gus debility, its causes aad
cure, by I process at once SO
single, safe, and effrc;ucl,
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was recommended TO Mr. JcEs Tobias rs =
sfiilfui optician; and as have eyes OF remark.
able peculiarly, was gratifed to frd that Mr
Tobias seemed to comprehend them by irsneo
ton and some slight measurement, and he has
made NE Pair Of Spectacles that suits me al
miTably. AP. BUYLER
lulu II
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SoAPSTONE GRIDnIEs rgv o.y,-,
~ can be Drowned hand someiv On LIE S 49,
without grease and SMOKE VA 'Aeso "iiooies
SF FRANCIS 1o0 TIL .,
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s sECoND-HAND MELODEONS, BUT
At on, a, snort time, for sale or rent, very low,
streets. 'os "0<"een stn ana lOtn
jan % rouN ,,.
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T II Z
PERUVIAN SYRUP,

Having successfully passed the ordt al to which
new discoveries In the Materia Medica are
sui jected, must now be received as an
established medicine
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GATSI HATSg

ION s1ANgLY ON HAND A FULL
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.ABBEVILLE MALE ACADEMY,

VNHE Exercises of this Institution will be
l. resumed on the First Monday in Janua.
ry next The government Of the School will
be rigid, and every effort will be made to main
tain high standard of morality.
The Scholastic year will he divided into
two Terms. The first will commence on the
lst Monday in January, and continue Twenty.
eight weeks; the second will begin on the I'd
Monday. in September, and continue twelve
weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing Spelling lst Scs. I'd Scs.
80, and Primary Geography, sll 90 S 8 90
The above with Geography,
History, Arithmetic, Eng
liSli Grammar and Excr-
ciscs in English Compo-
sition, 90 On q m
The above with all the all
vanced Enuisl, branches, o3 90 10 90
The above with Latin and
Greek, 2S 90 10 M
students will he received at any time du-
ring the Session and will h. charged from the
Time they enter until tn" end of the Session.
unless special arrangements are made to the
contrary.
Boarding can be obtained mt reasonable rates.
~. {. ELDER, A. B.
ice ~ 1886 33-tf
E5YI Abb"viil'c Banner will please copy.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE,
~
PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS. &C.

PLANTATION lMPLEMENTS, &C,
nN hand, in store, with large additions every
~ week, for CASH. at very low prices:
so Bbls. &. Yellow SUGAR,
Crushed and Powdered SUGARS.
. IIhds. Muscovado do.
so Bags Rio, Old Gov. Java and Mocha Coff.c
lIhds. Trinidad and w. J. MOLASSES.
30 Boxes Sperm, Adanantinc e. Tnlow Can.
dies large stock Of FANCY GROCERIES,
such rs Pickles, Syrups, Preserves and Jcllies,
Sauces, Spices Table Salt, .tc
Maccaroni and Starch,
Fig Blue, Indigo. DO,
The very bcs, CHEWING TOBACCO,
ll,m0 finest selection Rio IIondu SEGARS
Lock, Tongue, Fifth and Log Chains,
100 Pair Trace Chains, (assortcd)
loo Kegs NAILS, do.
Tea Kettles, Boilers and Grid Irons,
Well Buckets Siitcrs, Waffle and Wafer irons
Blue stone. Corpcras and Maddcr,
buckets, Tubs and Dcmijons,
Broad Axes, Foot A,lzcs, and Collins Axes,
Some best Plain Pocket Cutlery.
Also, just received, fresh from the Brewery
in Scotland,
IL Bbls. Glasgow ALE, n very superior ar
ticlc.
Agency for the South Carolina White Lead
Company, and on hand
I,OOU Lbs. =. {. White Iral purc l,cautifrI
1000 g beautiful White Lead. (ptire white,
an'l great many other articles nj the lowest
price for CASH, or on short time to PROMPT
c"stE,ners II. ). KERR.
Ahhcviie G. IT,, April l, 1857. 4sly
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MILLER g. WARREN.
Corner Opposite the Globe Hole

IM1LLE;H a. WARREN,
Corner Opposite the Globe Hotel.
HAFE just received a large stock of FALL
Il Il and WINTER Dry Gnors, of the lntcst
importation and most fashionable STYLES, con-
sistng Of
Flounced Embroidered Colorel SILKS,
Rich Brocade and Plaid Colorc,l .SILES;
Figured and Moire Antique Black do;
Rich Flounced MUSLiN DE LANES
CaShmercs and Muslin dc LANES in great
variety;
Bonlhazin"s, Challics, Alpacas and C"hcrgs; !;
French, English and American PRINTS !;
Handsome Scotch aud French GINGLI.i us;
Rich French Embroidered COLLARS and
SLEEFES;
Rich Black Lace COLLA RS and SLEEVES;
" Jackonct and Swiss BANDS and
FIONNLTNGS
Infants Embroidered III IS7S and ROBES;
Embroidered Mcrino CL0AK.S, for Infants :;
Real NalcncicnneS, Maltese and Thread
Id ACES;
REVERE, IIcm-stitched and Embroidered
HDK.S;
Alexandcr's Kid and Silk GLOFES;
Splendid Stock of Gents "
Together with nm endless variety of Goods
usually found in n Dry Goods Store. We will
adj that We have a large stock, anxious to SELL
and will take pleasure in showing them to our
friends and customers.
Oct. 10, 1856. 24-3m
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MIR. Coughs Apo strophe to Water.


At the close of one ofthc lectures of John
B. Cough, in Calena. he took glass of wa
ter, and holding it aIofl before the audience,
he apostrophlzel in the following eloquent
manner:
"Look at that, yc thirsty ones of earth :,
Behold it. See is purity How it glitters,
as if a mass Of liquid gems 1t is a beverage
that was b:cwed by the hand OF the A,mirh-
ty himself! Not in Tie sinmcrinr still or
smoking fires, c!,okcA with poisonous gases,
and surrounded by the stencil Of sickenin.s
doors and rank corruptions, doth our Father
in Heaven prepare the preciou, essence Of
life. the pure cold water; but in the green
brake and grassy DELL where the red deer
wandcrs and the ,'ild loves to play there
God brews it and down, down in the deep
est valleys where the fountains murnlur and
the rills sing; and high upon the tall moun-
tam tops, where the naked granite glittcrS
like gold in the sun, where the storm clouds
brood ard the thunder storms clash and
away far out Oh the wide sea, where the hur-
ricanes howl m,t,ic and the big waves roar
the chori!S swcci,in" the march of Cod
there lie brews it, that beverage of life
health giving water And everywhere j, is
thing othrauty : @lv"mias in the dew,lrop,
singing III tie summer ,air, shining in the
icc-gcm-tili the trees al seem turned into
living jewels -sl'rea'ling golden veil over
the setting sun or a white gauze around the
midnight moon, sporting in the cataract,
sleeping i'll the glaciers, dancing in the hail
showcr-lo'ding lis bright curtain softly
about the windy world and weaving The
many-coo'cs! iiis-,!a, scraph's zone of the
sky, whose warp is the raiudrop of Garth
whose wout is tie sunbeam of heaven, all
chcckcred over with the celestial flowers bv
the mystic hand of rc!ray,iou still ALWAYS
1t is beautiful, that blessed life water No
poison bubbles on the brink its foam
brings 10 sadness or murder; no blood
stains its limp;d .:!@<<, broken hearted wives,
pale widows and starving orphans Shed 10
tears i'll It's depths; 10 drunlar,l's shriekin-
ghost, from the crave. curses it in words of
eternal dcSptir; beautiful, ppre, blessed anl
glorious; give me forever The sparkling,
pure cold wl.cr."'
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TIE FLoaIDA WAR,-A New York. paper
which is somewhat famous for the discovery
OF secrets that arc beyond the reach of the ;ss-
pIcion Of the rest of the community prctends
to have dispatch fren Washington, to the eff.
feet that the administration has decided to
change its policy in reference to the Indian
war in Florida. Orders have been issued to
withdraw all the troops, and Major Blake will
be dispatched forthwith to negotiate with the
Scminoles and adjust the pending difficulties
The administration have been informed by Off
GERS stationed in Florida thnt it s useless to
attempt to drive them out with powder and
ball, and Major Blake thinks he can bring Bill
ly Bowlegs to terms without such trouble. We
give this information for what il may. prove to
be worth. -E~r 1.ES
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Coicri0Ce on PRAYER.

Some OF our modern rationalists ridi-
cu!c prayer. 1t is cowardice 1t is super
stiton. 1t is folly TO think Of moving
God. Against trcsc i,npious rcvicrs we
may quot" tic sentiment Of 4 true pliln>o-
pher : ''On my frs: introduction to Cole
ridge" says Il writer WHO has collected me
MORALS Of that great man, "hc reverted
with strong coimpunction to Il sentiment
which he had expressed in earlier DAYS upon
prayer. in o'e of his youthful poems,
speaking Of God, lie said
"Of whose a!-s"cing eve
hught to demand We're impotence of mind"
This sentiment he row so utterly condemn
ed, that, on the contrary, he told me rs his
own peculiar opinion, that the act of pray
ing WAS the very highest energy of which
the human heart was capable PRAYING.
that is, with Tie whole concentration OF the
faculties !: and the Great mass OF worldly
men, and Of learned men, lie pronounced
absolutely incapaLi: Of PRAYER.
Mr.. Colcsi,l:,o within two years Of his
death, very so!cnn!y declared TO me his
conviction upon the same subject. ! was
sitting by his bcl*;l" one afternoon, and he
fell into Ion" account of many passages
OF his past life. !imenling some things, con
demuing others, DE. "Nei;hcr do | rcck-
on" sai'l he, '''lc most solemn place in
God, as real Object, to be the most ardu,
GUS act OF the reason and will O, no, my
dear sir, it is to l';"y, to prny, as God would
have us: this Is what ut times makes me
turn cold to my soul. believe me, to pray
with all your heart and strcngth-wilh the
reason and the will, TO believe wildly that
Gol will listen - Your voice through Christ
and verify Go the thing be pleaseth there.
upon, this is the last, the greatest achieve.
mcmt Of the Chr ':tian's warfare on calth.
Teach Us TO pray. O Lord ! And then he
burst into iloo'i Of tears, and begged me
to pray for him.
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NItk..y
Uor--lt is nirpin,, and NJ, .orcr mir
UuuLef.
"Comc. y,,tl Snr;u,, ,.,L.r,, ,.,y>.,o.. o,,,,o "
OF Thomson void ,c ,hr,,o ~ vol, 40 VOC,
son,
How could ST thou thus poor human nature
There no such scnSon
~,
c,,,,",
,, =. =,
From: Spring the fighter
Ir. ,;. ,,o,,
,,',I,. hor ,,n,c,, ,.,,,, ,,I >,.,,or.
WIZ, i, mn, c,,l .. - ,l,,,,. ~ c..;.,,
Poured down their shoulders
7 81 u,,,.r. .,,,,,;x, 1,or c,r,, shove.
Il,,,. liar L,,,,u. .ro j., fu ,J,w-n,, s,,s
The influenza.
Han ,.s,;r. s,,.ls or,1 I;1,;,, oc n,o ,.,,
u.r b,u,., Lloss,,s ,l,,, ,,, ho,.,,,o ,,,...
11. l,w,,r,. ,'.;..,- -
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A True and Touching Incident.

The Glasgow Christian News gives the fol-
lowing rs 'no fiction, but the plain truth2'
a young man and his wife were preparing
to attend Il Christmas Party, at the house of n
friend, some miles distant. "ITcnrv, nv dear
husband, don't drink too much nt the party to-
day; y"n will promise me, won't you ~
said shc putting her hand upon his brow, md
raising her eyes to his face, with n pleading
smile. ''N", Millie, will not you may trust
me- And he wrapped his infant boy in soft
blanket, and they descended. The horses were
soon prancing over the turf, aud n pleasant
conversation beguled the way "Now don't
forget your promise" whispered the young wife,
as he passeIup the steps Poor thing she was
the wife Of man who loved to look on the
wine when red. The party passed off pleas
nntly; the time for departing drew near, and
the wife descended from the upper chamber to
join her husband.
pnng shot through her trusting heart ms
she met him. for he was intoxicated-hc bad
broken his promise. Silently they rode home
ward, save when the drunken man broke into
snntches of song or unmeaning laughter. But
the wife rode on, her babe pressed closely to
her gricved heart. "Give me the baby, Millic :
can't trust you with him, >" said he, MS thev
approached black and swollen stream. After
| some hesitation, she resigned her first born, her
darling babe. closely wrapped in large blan
ket, to his arm. Over the dark waters the no.
bic stecd safely bore them, and when they
reached the bank the mother asked for tire
child. With much care and Tenderness H..
placed the bundle in her arms, but when she
claspcd it to her bosom, no babe wns there
1t had slipped from the blanket, and the drunk,
en- father knew it not A wild shrek from the
mother aroused him, and he turned around
just in time to see :hc little rosy face rise ono
moment above the dark waters, then sink for
ever. What aspectaclc! The idol of his heart
gone-gone forever-nnd that by his own in
temperance. The anguish Of the mother, the
remorse Of the father, are better ina gned than
described.
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Head Quarters,
9th Regiment, S. G. NJ, Militia,


ORUER .NO-
'ANllE Upper aud Lower Battallions Compri.
Il sing the 9th Regiment Infantry South
Carolina Militia, will assemble for Drill and
EcvIcw at their Respective Parade Grounds,
viz:
The Upper battalion at brakes old Field
on Saturday the I'd of May ncxt.-Thc Lower
battalion at Chalk: Level, on Saturday, the
9th of May. The Commissioned and non Com
mis- Toned Officers will attend at each place the
day previous for Drill and Instruction Cap
tains Commanding Beat Companies will order
out The Pioneers in their respective Commands
Lieut.. Col. Clinksralcs and Maj Hodges are
charged with the Extension Of this Order
throughout their respective Communicative
Jocasscc Band will attend one day Mt each
place.
The Southern Rights Dragons nrc respect.
fully invited to attend ut brakes old Field on
the 2d of May, and the Calhoun Troop of Cav
airy are respectfully invited to attend ut
Chalk Level on Saturday the 9th of May.
The fnhlic generally and ladies especially arc
respectfully invited +" attend each Review
Ey order of Col. T. J. RoEErrs
J. J. ADAMS, Adj't.
March %, 1851. 4S.tf
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House Buildfng.

EENHE undersigned is now prepared to do all
H H. work entrusted to his. care, in the. Build
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all descrip-
tons Sf Buildings, from one-story house to q
sssH HeHipg received Instructions from the best
slsss gnien heflatsers hiqself that
as cheap as can be done in New York. -.
RHIsassoEs King 81 Kelfdfn, sAuobitsets
Bfeokayps0 New York VIM. Gamer, ArcKiesct
'of Nss Citys PeGsyplan q; Waller, New
ksEf Dr. 0 ohm +. ,Bsfratb Bauattsyiils,
HENRY JONES.
Greenwood, Oct. 10, 1855. e 28Iy