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The Carolina Times for Sale,

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running one Adams and one Cylinder Press.
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Egg Who has no, heard of the E:n" Laws
Of Connecticut. anl wondered ut their cx-
trcm" severity and singularty From time
to time, tle> must obnoxious .,,to common
sense. have, gone the rounds Of the ncwSra-
pers, and collections of numbers of them
have been published in pamphlet from all
tending to give them character Of authcn-
ticity. As such they have been received
by the majority Of people. Yet, the truth
is, no such code of laws ever existed in Con-
nccicnt nor in any Of the New England
States. The compilation is fabrication
pcrpctratcd more than one hundred AMI fiji
ty years ago, by a man who wrote the His
tory of Connecticut, after lie had been drv-
en- from the State, for hepHrposc OF revenge
and this manufactured code WAS oi the means
us"dFhy him for him for tr,lucing the pco-
pie Of that Statc.
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with vocifcra,ions anl loud clamors de-
mandei To see the Emperor. Ills Majesty
gave orders for the presentation Of some of
the number to explain their difficulty, and
after hearing the explanation, he promised
to give the affair speedy attention. The
mornugipapcrs announce. III effect, that yes
tcrlay lie drove TO the market in his phae-
ton and took cognixancc Of the matter on
the ground. She spectacle Of this great
multitude Of market women in the court of
tho Palace was so unusual, that before their
departure on immense crowd Of people had
collected on the outside Of the irou railing
cf the court"
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MILLER g. WARREN.


HANE just received large stock. of FALL.
i L. and WINTER Dry Goors, of the latest
importation and most fashionable styles, con-
sistng of
Fiounced Embroi dcrcl Colorcl SILKS.
Rich Brocade and Plaid Colorcd SILKS:
Figured and Nloirc Antique Black do;
Rich Flounccd AfUSLLN DE L.AINES;
Casnmcrcs and Muslin dc Lancs in great
variety;
Eomhazncs, Challirs, Alpncas and C"bcrgs :;
French. English and American PRINTS;
Handsome Scotch and French GINGH1. MS;
Rich French Embroidered COLLARS and
SLEEVES
Rich Black Lace COLLA rs and SLEEVES:
" Jackonct and Swiss BANDS and
EIONNtINGS
Infants Embroidered Ti-ilS1S and ROBES;
Embroidered Mcrino CLOI AS for Infants !:
Real Naencienncs Maltese and Thread
L.I CES;
REVERE IIcmsttchcd and Embroidered
UDE.S;
Alcxnnder's Kid and Silk GLOI-ES;
Splendid Stock of Gents "
Together with ali endless variety Of Goods
usually found in Dry Goods Store We will
adj that we have large stock, anxious to sell,
and will take pleasure i'll showing them to our
friends and customers.
Oct. 10, 1876. 2I-3m
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AN Ugly PRorHEcy. from
Washington represent that Walker conf
deutlv predicts Kansas will he n free State.
Politicians are proverbialy Jealous Of their
reputation for sagacity, and us Mr.. Walker
has i'll solne sort control Of the destiny Of
Kansas. he may contrivc to fulfil his pro-
phccy. The prediction at least indicates 4
disposition IF mind which warrants some
pl!Stru>t. -
Our adviceS justify the belief that Kansas
will bc 4 slave State if the Administration
will only allow i; fair play. Nolongcrthan
yesterday, we couvcrscd with resident of
the territory. who, familiar with its condition
and the opinions is people, may speak
with some authority in the matter. He
is confident that Kansas will be 4 slave State.
THE ,Soaih.
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I Dream of Homo.
'ly see through binding tears,

only see through binding tears,
Tie wild vines round the doorway clingii
And ever in my weary ears
The wild birds songs are ringing.
In the still watchc, of the night
Soft sleep to my scaled eyes discloses
The Eden Of my young delight
EmLowcrcd amid It's roses.
Once i."rr in the oil home 7 stand
And see those dear familiar faces,
The pressure on my mothers hand,
| feel her warm embrace.
Beside the softly flowing riIl
So" my ii;,!r brothers playing,
Am,t "'"r The sr,'u and sloping hill
My .w,.i.,",r..,I sisters strayng.
With those dear loved ones, hand in hand
wander through the mountain passes,
Or i,au>:r". twin- with careless hand
y wreath Of flowers and grasses
mus" hrsi'le the flowing ril.
Upon i;- violet banks reclining,
or climb. n tw;!irhtS hush, the hill
I" watch TIL. suns declining.
Beside my ,inr.c!ai easement set
touch III" harp with skiIlful fingers,
Or watch Ia" western kills where vet
The Fading >wn.!i:st fingers
The vcrlaut lawns. the tranquil lake,
see i'll sofrcst moonlight sleeping,
Tho vision v.,t:ishrs-I wake
10 pas the night in weeping.
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ALWAYS0S HAND, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY. ARTIC LES.

SUCII as Rosewood aud Mahogany Writing
- Desks, Rosewood and Bforocco2 Dressing
Gases, Dressing Combs Hair, Tooth and
Finger Nail Brushes = a. ',:rzz,t3s. ~
Ladies' Keticules and Work Boxcs; G old Pens,
in Silver sand Gold AsysAFancy Ink
stands; Pen Racks Pearl and Morocco
Porte honnaiss, of all sfses;; Bankef's
= Cases; Superior English Water Colors;
- camels Hair Pencils; Rogers and Wos.
tenlolms Superior Pocket Cutlery Ec.,
DC. For sale at reasonable PricesSby -
s. TOWNSEND,
l2s Richardson Street, Columbia,&s. C.. 's
August 8, 1856. l4.tapl1
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.AsoEsE N Tias-A Paris eosrre.bon.
deef eftbe New. Srk sgomhetcial, potic-
ing the opening ofauew smarket in Paris.
says :sEsDay before yesterday the dsaiena.:
ton cfplaeeasNsssofS TIDE place, sssid ia the
psdotmanee at the sdminstralsens
offkemsTks aud ps- mark q Wor6SafIY
ssss9 3 s'|ss sss s 81, ,sl|I
immediasely fsPaaed 70 ths TuiIIsssss, alsd
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Sign of the Two Large watches.
WATCHES. CLOCKS.

sssosFsss : 81 Sxp;SS sE
IN HENN 1lGasa3 ~e
AT NEW YORK BRI cEs, EoR CASH, :. :
On MEscmANTs and Dealers : Viii nd Do !,
tgsa& well to+call and exaaSine TIE stock of
"AapiEs, sscLo oeKs andS5EWEIR1sssat
re.S Sf9 King Street. y s.e;.s
before they purchase ;elsewheres Every srtieis.
warranee& 8sg assT-'
.A;stcek aiwsyse On RApd ,peedl lissfy kaispted;
tdspphtgE desiers-' q y - aass.s'SsSs
q save taeay fer.es,A, 1gsstys On
sss / yga " agsssass
!. October 6. 1865 81 II
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CITY DRUG STORE.
VIM. HhlNES, -
No. 2lG North Side) Bronl Street. 3

NONUSIA, GA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS
PUTTY, vAHNIsnEs, ETC.
pERFuMERY, HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, Toll
LET SOAPS, HAIR OILS, roMADEs, HAIR
DYES, HDK'E' EXTRA CTS, ETC. -.
All of which arc offered ut low prices for
CASH.
Particular attention paid to the preparation
OF PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS and the
dispensing of Family Medicines. A4laree as.
sortineht Of Fresh. and Warranted
Garden, Grass and Field Seeds.
80, Orders from the Country promptly
attended to.
May ., 1886. :. 5o-1y
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ABBEVlLLE MALE ACADEMY


'ENlIE Exercises Of this Institution will be
4 resumed on the First Monday in Ianua-
rY next. Tie government Of the School will
be rigid, and every effort will be made to main
tnin high standard of morality.
The Scholastic year will be 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 Ses. I'd Scs
and Primary Geography, sll 90 : & 20
The above with Geography,
y History, Arithmetic, Eng
lisl, Grammar .and Exer-
. ciscs in English Colupo-
sliou, -.E- 90 90. 90
The above witt, alp the nd
vanced English Branches, A. % 90 ~. 10 90
The above with Latin nnd5z
Greek, 81 90 on - 90
-. Students will be received at any time .ir-
ring the Session and will DC charged from the
timcthcy enter until the end of the ScsS"n
unless special arrangements made to the
contrary.
Boarding can be obtained at reasonable rates
a. c. ELDER, A. Is.
Dec ~, 1856 33-tf
cy- Abbcville Banner will please copy.
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Invocation to Spring.

Lovely season! balmy Spring.
Come and all thy glandness bring
Come on beds of faircst flowers.
With fragrance Of magnolian bowers; !;
Com" and paint the violet blue,
And the lily's charm renew
Lovely season! balmy Spring!
Come, and round thy beauties fling!
Soon amid the vcncral grove,
Will appear the birds we love,
Sweetest notes that mount OH high,
Greeting springs Uncertain sky,
Are the gentle sounds that float
From these war"lcr's tuncful throat;
Lovely season! halmy Spring!
Come and all thy birdings bring!
Come and give the rose its bloom,
And the fiow'rets their perfume,
And the verdant field bcstrew,
With thy rcarly drops of dew.
Lonely scason!' balmy Spring!
Come with fragrance on Thy wing.
Come. adorned in artlcss style!
Come, and let the creation smile.
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FIsK's METALLIC BURIAL CASES
SPRING GOODS---l856.
J.F. BURCHARD g. CO., AUGUSTA, GA,
Broad st., Opposite Masonic Hall,

Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall,
A RE now receiving an unusually choice
IA variety Of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling at the very lowest pri-
ces possible, and to which the attention of pur-
chasers is very cordially and respectfully invi-
ted. Tlicir stock embraces the following n
mong others, of French English and Amcricau
productions. Particular attention is asked to
Patusli, Lupin,s Seydoux, Licbcr tt Co.'S mnuu
facture of Bombazines, challiess, dclanes,
bnregcs, grenadines, DC Thirrin l. Milliard's
black and col"red challies, margnise, veil
beragc, and tissues.
PRINTED GOODS.-Stenbach, Koechlinks,
-Percals brilliantes;; ;cambrics, jaconets, lawns,
organdics and bcragcs,
Also
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks
g. Fourlapds, very handsome;
/" French and English Calicoes of Stein
=. baeI's IIoglcs Montciths d Nortons;
Cases of Ginghauis; black and fancy, MI prices;
Printed clallies and bernge delanes' from low
American lawns and muslins;
!" Caicocs, low price and d4Sfasta colors
-UOUSEKEEPENG GOODSs
> Richarlsons Linons md other makers, a
very full. assortment in NIL varieties, for shirt
ing, sheet1ng, pillow casing, DC, &c. sbirds.eye
diapers, Scotch ditto, towelling and towels,
Turkish Batl' DC. window drapery, lace and
muslin, &c. &c. =, - Il
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in,
Linen drillngs, DC, cottonades9f all sorts, vest
ings spring cassimeres, casbrrferett, drab e:tes
DOMESTIC .G00D9, ., "
An unrivaled assortment of ,sheetings and
shirtngs, brown and bleached, from, 34 to l24
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes.
PLANTATION GOODS.
OF every sort aud kind, considered desirable
to haseS thc piece or bale. In addition to
the abpvs;t&e ;haye- the very finest assorineDt
Of collars, hacesnnd EInbroideriesi in, general,
to be found probably in the ststesS -
=, j. F. BURCHAHDsG co.
May, 1856 ( 62Iy
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The State of South Caroiina,

The State Of South C;lrOiinI,
ALj'rH" Diaricf-Il The Contnan Iicas.
Amos Clark, Jr., Attachment.
rs. Mc(fownn q, Perrin.
james \ I.ddcll. PlH's Att'vs.
:" HEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the thirty:
w first day of October, 1856, file his dec
laration against The Defendant, who, (as it is
said)i is absent from and without the limits of
this State, and has neither wife or attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
therefore ordered that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declration, on or
before the first day of Novcmbcr, which will
be in the year Of our Lord Eighteen Hundred
aud Fiftv-Seven, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
MATHEW MCDONALD, C. p.
Clerks Office Oct 80, 1856. 81 ly
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@ AY ER'S
60, 60. PI Is.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES oFA
EA Nj lily PLY SIC
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OFA

THERE has long cyst"d public demand Tor an
effective pnrgaiivc pill which could be relied Oh as
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
bccn prepared 10 meet that demand and an cxten.
svc trial of its virtues ha, ronru,iy,Iy shown wifi
what success ii acc"npliShcs the purpose designed
1t IS easy t" make physical pin. but not easy to-
make the best o' all pills which should have
none of the objections. but ,ll the advantages, of
every other This has h""n attempted here and
with what success wc would respectfully submit to
the public decision II has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto chat almost every purgativc
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not. Many of them produce so much
gripping pain and rcyusion in the system as to more
than coHntcrbalancc the good to he derived from
them. These 1iNs produce no irritation or rn:n,
unless it arise from previously existing obsiruc-
ton or arrangement in tn" bowels. Being purely
vegetable, n0 harm can arise from their use in arv
quantity: but il is brttc- that any medicine should
he taken u,,i,iuusiv. Minute directions 20, .hc;r
plicahlc given ON Tic box. Among the com.
plants which nr'c been speedily cured u, Them VIC
may mention i;'Gr C"mp;aitt, in it's various forms
Of .Ia'nnc". indigestion. Innguor aud Loss cs Az.
petite. .stl"s>n"Ss. lrritli'ity. Bilious ilcadach,
Billions Fcv'r. Fc:"r and A.n". lain in the Side
and l"lnS: t"r. n truth. Il: thtrs" ar, it the con-
sequence "f d;.c2.cd @'i."n i'll thr liver. As IN
aprricmt n"y :r:"id prompt v,.d relief in Cos
ivcncNs filr@. t"lic, nyerMtc:!. i'rH":. Scrofmla
and Scrvy. C"id> with <o,,r:, Of t." trdv Ulcers
and impniiy of TIE hi"nd. Irregularities: in Short
any and every ca>c where rt::"Hi.vc is Ic,;,ircd.
They have n 50 rrc'iuccd >;ngniarD sue
ccSstul cures iii !;h"'rnisr. G.,t. Brcpsv Gravel,
Erysirc!aS. fnpia"n nf tho Iic:rt. Pains in the
Back Stomach. a:.i s'rjr. lil,y Si;uid Lc freely
taken i'll the "p,ir" 80 -! "r;lr. to purify t, blond
and prepare ihc >y>tr ir ii" Change Of seasons.
An o"ca$ional dose stimulates the stomach aud
bowels int" h"a,hy H"''"!'. a,' restores the aprc-
tito and ,i.r:. Tiy i;." H." blood. .i. i,y their
Stnnnlant a"'", IT." ,:',.'rtn:v S">trnl reno
| 'atc the >,,""-NI! "f III" body. ;i restore the
wasted or distress d" nsGi TT inc VII 1t, "rsa,iism.
Hence occasional d.. !, ,... ,a.,cGr:s even
though Il" >"i. i."rS d',:!rt. "r:' c>:S: bat MI
necessary dosing @h"EI .,,"r l." carried too far,
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HE ATnENauM'-We arc pseased from
time TO tlme to mark the Development of
the Columbia Athcnmum, and the occa-
sion OF books to its library. which promise
to make it at no distant time most inter
es''ng. depository. Amongst those of
great interest, is abound copy of DAME !
Fausts paper, published in Columbia fo.
twenty :fiy&years, from, 1901. These arc
valuable memorials, and furnish valuable
records to those who may be curious a.
bout our city and vincinity. <
There has also been munifcient dona-
tion from Col. Wade Hampton, jr., of 500
volumes Of valuable works many rare and
beautiful, and many new, useful for The
miscellaneous reader. This elegant liberal
ityof.this gentleman isbut of q, piece with
theEontext of his conduct, and consistant
with bis oharact Ell. He has filled one de.
partnent Of the library by bis own tcontri,
bution Yhis, with tie donation ofstCol.
Presteps Campbell Bryce, Col SPINNER
and others Of like taste ami. .liberslity, make
the library aatsady d Vel! furnished room.
e .r.'sif2. Il sNr,,a- II - CaDelinidn. . (
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RATES OK TUITION.

1st Class: Spelling, Recalling, lst Scs. Cd Scs.
Writing, AMI the Primary
elements Of higher branch
,e<. :l1 co s. 90
2d Class: Tie above, with
Geography History Eng
iis:l Grammar, Arithmetic
and C"npositicn, IL 90 S 90
Sd Glass: Tie above, with Al
gebra, Geometry. Chem
istry, Botany. Astronomy,
Logic, Rhetoric, dc. 90 90 10 90
18th Glass: The above, with
Latin and Greek, 500 IL 90
ENTRAS.
Music, Piano, 2S 90 - 90
Guitar, rs 90 II 90
\ocal, 90 . 90
Use ofPano in taking lessons, . 90 90
practicing, nddi-
Drawing and Painting, I 90 8 90
Contingent Fee, 50 30
a. T. WATSON, \. i.
January ID, 1857. 37-3m.
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Abbeyilic E'easaaic Academy.

TNllE undersigned having been elected bv
l. the Trustees To take charge Of the above
Institution this Year, wishes to inform the pat
rons Of the School, and The friends of cluca-
ton generally that it will be open for the re-
ecpti"n Of Pupils on Monday, the 12th instant.
lie earnestly so!iciis the hearty cooperation of
the people in huil'ling up a school worthy the
patronage Of all lovers of learning.
The Scholastic Year i divided into two
Terms. The Fi:st commencing lst Monday in
January, and ending, Friday before the First
"Wednesday i'll August the Second, conmc enc
ing lst Monday in October, and ending, Friday
before Christmas
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A \ + RS
CHERRY PECToDAI,
For the rapid Cure &C
COUGHS. CGEDS. EGlRSENESS,
BKOH{HII ES. NNGGplNG-CGIGH,
GROUP. ASTHMA. AND
{ENSI HPIIGE

BKOh{HLIE ~. " HhCGPINfi-tE gil,
GROUP. hSTI:jiA. and
tGNSt MPTIGX.
THIS remedy has won for it>cl: such noorety
from lis of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is cnt;ry unnecessary TO recount the cri-
dcnccs Of its virtues i'll amy community where it
has been employed. SO wide is The icid of its
fulness, and numerous the cases o! its cures,
that almost every section Of the country ahonuIs
in persons publicly known, who lave been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of tire.
lungs by its When once tried its superiority
every other medicine cf its kind is too appa,-
rent to escape observation and where its virtues are
known, the public longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which incident
to our climate. Not only i'll formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the nsilder varieties Of
COLDS, CouGHs, UoARsENgss, &C.. and for Chill
DnEN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
AS it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it
has been and that the genuine article is sold by
WARDlAW d. LYON, Ahbcviile G. H.,
And by every Merchant in the District,
HAVrLAND, IIARRAL & CO., Charleston,
Dec. g. GIN General Agents.
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TIE WHOLE BUSINESS OF L1FE.-Thc
amiable and gifted Jane Taylor, the last
time she took up her pen-it was on the
day proceeding her death-w 'otc as follows:
20, my dear friends, if you know what
thoughts | have now, you would sec as l DO,
that the whole business of life is preparing
for DEATH"
How much time is spent in preparing to
live How little in preparing to die!
One who had lived more than fifty years,
said, as the hand of death was upon him,
81 have all my days been getting ready to
live, and now must die"
Would men but spend as much time in
preparing TO die, rs they spend preparing
to live, the physical agonics of death would
not so frequently be heightened by the ago
nies of despair.
"Thc whole business Of life is to prepair
for death" Thousands of deaf l,-beds-
deatl-be Of rejoicing and death-beds of
,despair-havc borne witness to this truth.
The reader will bear witness to it perhaps at
an early day.
In view of this truth, this very day should
be spent in preparing to die. Our chief at
tention should this day be given to things
which shall prepare lis for the closing day
OF life. In the same way should all our
coming dayssbc spent.
Such Il rHuse would not render life
.'rcarv waste. Far from it. That man best
enjoys life who is best prepared to leave it.
It is a mourntul thought, tlla, in all prob
ability, s"nerea1er Of tlese fines will meet
death without being prepared for its dread
realities W :. -
A TAX on BAcHELoEs.-A.b bill has been
introdnr'.l in the Legislature Of New JERSEY.
by som" ta""'i"ns member, which provides
for the im!"'-s!i"n nf an annual tax Of IS,
on every h;"heIorsover 25Syearseof age The
bill is entitled "Am;act to facilitate '.1ilatri-
monv. z ,a
War to the knife on the ancient and hon.
olab!c fratcrity of bachelors, seems TO be the
motto Of some legislative bodies, to say
nothing Of sundry newspapers. But the
Estates Of Camden and Anboy will have
to try some other dodge to raise the wind
than to levy fines on bachelors. Let ,sihem
pass law granting unlimited divorce to all
who will pay,S5OO, and from Sandy Hook
to Cape May, there would he thousands of
candI1a'cs for the privilege Of stepping ont.
of the traces. - '9ss
San actto facilitate matrimony, forsooth (!
rs if at the present price Of flour, sugar, and
crin"Iinr, fine of So, or any other sum,
would operate to facilitate what has been
defined 10 be an insane desire to pay a Young
woman's board" ?