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MllllneRy A0u Fancy 0ooas.
ATTENTION LAmER

I WOULD rsspnctfaiiy call The sassation Of The
= Ladies' 70 ny large aaa we'll aslssted stock VI
fall and winter goods, which win sell IT Cincis-
Aati prices. Ny stock consista Of silk, straw and
velvet bonasts also, aplendid assortment Of rib
bons flowers and fcathers reelected with great cass
You viii And everything In the Millinesy SD
Fancy business, IT my establishmsut, in the latest
tasAnsss 81 sis sA.sissi notice, sASs as iisins.
trimming blsachine, pressing and making boune{e
Of every description, to order. will warrant ali
work tsgiys sstia1actios.
Como one, como all. No troubls 70 shsw reeds
Ct Mrs.. 0isnAy's, ON Fourth, bstwssa Aaas "a
BlonAsAn.
sspt1e.diy MRS. 0LRNAY.
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JASPER Cousrr.-The Express Of July 10,
SAYS, 'rhe crops in this county were never
more promising. The wheat crop will be
three times larger than ever before in the
county. The corn is beginning to show
sym toms Of large yield. Oat crops will
e. r..da
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cVDabster reduces every thing 10 math-
EN- itics. lie got married because kissing
saves fifty per cent. on his sugar tax. Old
Bachelors will please take notice.
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JOHNSON Co.-The Republican Convention
of this county nominated the following
ticket County Judge, FIJI. Lee Treasurer,
Thos. Hughes; Sheriff, G. f. Deforest Sur
veyor, s. Spurrier; Coroner, T. Lloyed.
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For sale.
1.-TWO Houses and Lot on Timea ST., between 7th
sth, containing two psrlors, dining room
aud Kitchen, each, on FIRST floor, and three lArgs
rooms also attic up stairs; also, good stable
and cistern containing about 400 barrels Of
water, Inquire on the premises, or at IS Main IT.
iYlAl2M
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WAsHiscroS Co.-2'he Republicans have
nomnatcdthe following ticket: Judge, s. 5.
Young Treasurer, S. NJ. Cox; Sheriff, Jos.
Pollock.
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RAILROAD TICKETS

RAILKUAD TICKETS
Good for an unlimited length Of time allowing
Passengers to stop 1T any poiat aud re-
sumo their Journey ~ lsisure.
Steamboat Tickets good until Close Vi Navigation.
E1-Passengers can obtain Reliable Information
at this Office in regard to all Railroad Routes in
the United States and Canada. 1
Passengers leave Ksokuk every day ~ follows !:
Up the River. q. II n, Mondays excepted. Down
the River, at p. a., Mondays excepted. Down on
Mopdsy at IN.
Stage goes East to Plymouth at =. N. Sundays
excepted.
@e- Office open at O'Clock q. IN.
J.R TEWKsBURY,
Foreign Ticket Agent C. b. 4 Q. X. X. Line.
jyls-d
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e1Mr. Peabody has added $4,000 to
his original 100000 subscription for the
establishment Of the Peabody institute ct
Baltimore
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Ac- Passengers leaving keokuh at noon oan due
tho NIX, day AT kstrait Of toledo, and dine In
New York the SECOND day, or take sapper in Bos-
ton, making the trip to New York In FORTY
HIGHT HOURS!
2a-Up River Passengers leaving ut noon reach
0alenaor Danieith the next morning.
Time - Chicago n Mours!
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cTThc Hon. Langdon Cheves, once 4
conspicuous politician, died Mt Charleston,
s. u. on the Oath inst. He must have been
near 90 years old.
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Polk County REPUBLICAN NonISArIoSs.-
For County Judge, Demas Robinson for
Treasurer and Recorder, Peter Myers; Tor
Sheriff, +. l.. Burnham Surveyor, NJ. u.
Howe; Coroner, I. X. Brooks.
The Des Moincs Citizen says
IS throughout the whole length and
breadth of our county there comes up y
unanimous expression with regard to the
wisdom of the Republican nominations
With such men at our head, we can count
our party host, and march to victory and
triumph
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a The authorship Of the following lines,
which rscentiy appeared in the Londoe
Punch, is ascTibed to Tennyson:
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OT1CE.
+ HAVE this day sold a,y entire stock Of Aasic
i and musical Merchandise including my agency
Of and iuterest in, I. Gilbert Co Pianos, TO II.
S. Isbeli who will continue the business 1t the old
atand, where shall also continue to give instruc-
ton In music Is heretofore. o. q. lSbELL.
kaok uk July Il, 't7-iYl0d
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MIS- Ell L A NRO U s..
DIRECT IMPORTATION
or
HARWARE AND CUTLERY!

HARWARE AND CUTLERY!
.. ". 4 H. TT q X y =
I MP0RTKKs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
have In store, and are receiving their supplies
Tor the spring trade, direct from the Makers which
they o9sr 10 cash and prompt time buyers on IA
vorabls terms. The stock being unusually large,
they eanadently solicit an examination Of thsssms.
jyl-dAw =. W. Al. TUCKER.
CCYTHES.-A large stock Of different brands, fur
- sale low by g.. .AH, TUCKER.
CNATHs.-A large stock Of various qaaiilirs, Tor
- sale by S.W AH. TUCKER.
LAY RAKES.-Hay kakss OF different qualities
Ii for sale low BY s.w.A II. TUCKER.
IMAM CRADLES -Grapevine, Premium, and
" common Cradles for sals By
~ Al I0RKS-A lasss stock, assorted quail
II ..s., i.r sAie " 8. ". u. TUCKER
GTRAW Forks Three Tine Straw Forks Of
~ different qualities forsaie by
s.W. AH. TUCKER.
CPADEs.-A Large stock Of iron. steel and cast
s. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
a MES sh0vELs.- A large stock II Amss
"A hhovelsfor sale low BY -
CcYTHk sTONRs.-ScytAs stones, Of different
- kinds, quantities 70 ; -" rrcy..
CCYTHE KIFLEs.--vsrious qualities II Scyihe
: A'ns' .'' e'''p''s'' 81 w ~ T. TUCKER.
GICKLkS.-A good article 81 sickle Tor sale b.
y s.W. II. TUCKER.
CR1NDsroNEs.- The Berea Grindstonrs, Of va
= r''u' 'i't'' for sale z van. TUCKER.
lSign Of the Red Paddock
jys dAw corner Il Main and Second sts.
FoR JULY:
"KNlC x n = . r En-"
The most .piey of Magazines.
QLACkWOOD, with It's usual number Of stsr-
~ ling articles. Crayon, . Monthly, for people
o. Literary, Artistic and scientific tastes. House
bold Words, Charles D'chvns' tnsmtfabis MonfAiy.
The Nationsl Magazine, work as interesting ~
HaSpsrs'. and tho production Of IN ueh more tai
emit.
|ARTHUR,S HOME MAGAZINE,
Containing something for every body.
HAkPRR'S STORY BOOK,
magazine for Yosth, which should be In the
hands Of every Boy and Girl.
Appleson's Halliday Guide.
ALSO. everything in u. MINIS line. All to be
WEBSTER : p0TTERs
Nsws RooA,
jv9d JoAasen-st., opposite Postoihce.
D1e0OLUT1ON.
(NLUTs = WALKER hsvs this day dissolved 90
& e. .s. ssn:ss Il. su.,a... !.
the old stand. Ths businesa Of tho lats arm will
!. Settled ~ sstAss parry 81 lAs s1sos "
walker. All persons indebted to the late hfm
Will plsass make imnediats payment:
K..l.l, s.ly /, ~. y. W.w1LkKR.
j. CLUTS In retiring from hasinscs would r.
specially rsssmmesd his former partner, ". ".
walker, toshsir Ella frisnds and customers.
s-y -------------
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WATER ~ OAkx.

WATER som kH.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- ONCE Of the Mayor, until Tuesday, August {,
1887, for the construction of Watcrworks in the
CITY OF KEOkuK, IOWA.
Said work 30 embrace the fur nithing and putting
In running order Two corn.a Rngiaes, eonstrac-
ton OF Reservoir and necessary Buildings, furnish
iLE and putting down absut Thirty Miles Of Pipe,
tog Their with such other work may be requisite
I the completion Of same.
Plans and specifications may be seen st the once
Of the Engineer.
PAYMENT TO be made In Keokuk City Watsrworks
bonds running Twelve Years, and having 8 per
cent. interest per nnnum.
HAWKINS TAYLOR, Mayor.
Times and Post, Keokuk; ST. Louis Republican
and Intelli genccr, 81. Lonis, No.; Chicago Demo-
erat. Times and Tribune. CLies 90, Ills; snd Ga
ietts aud Enquirer, Cincinnati, O---please copy,
ono week and send bills 10 this Office. ljylidl
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WArELlo REPUBLICAN NoxlNArioNs.--Fo
County Judge, John W. Hedrick; for Treas
urer and Recorder, John +. Wright; for
Sheriff, W. II. Williams; for Surveyor, W.
Clement; for Coroner Vim. f. Goe.
The Ottumws Courier says OF the Con-
yention which made the nomination
SIT was one Of the largest, most harmo-
nions, and enthusiastic political meetings
ever held in the county. The Court House
was full TO overhowing Of the earnest, intel
ligent and patriotic members Of the party,
from all the townships but one, all Of them
to man apparently animated by common
purpose to nominate ticket worthy OF the
party and of the county, and one which could
not fail Of success, and we are happy to say
that it is seldom that ticket Is presented
for public support composed Of better, more
popular, or able men than the one which was
then and there placed in nomination"
tits gratifying to see such spirit and 30
much zeal pervading our ranks in the inte-
rior counties. II speaks well for the sue
cess Of our cause. Friends, let Courage,
Forbearance and Persistency be your watcb-
words.
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Cor. Walker has issusd proclamation
AGAINST Laurence svsn undred troops
marching against the topn-- Great err
cifement. &C.
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ET-John Hyde, late nm elder among the
SAINTS 81 Utah, is lscsaring upon their abom-
nations, at New York city.
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Money to Loan
sarrrxax. s.r ,%r =. 4, =, nv

WIVKVGV NTEh EbI9
u MOVING the attraction Of the above heading
IN the subscriber begs pardon for using ii L
drAw your attention moro particularly to this no
tice--for there are many humbugs, In these days
about selling on as c,st ETC., that people icarce,
ever read tho n,tices though they are thrown intt
their houses, in the shape OF hand bills.
But this is no hamta1, and the doubtful reader
may have actual demonstration Of the fact By
% ling ut the Boot aud hoe shopSo. So MAin-st.
whore he can buy goods 1t such Low Prices - 70 b
even better fhoM money trifhsuftafeytH.
jyi7l S. A. DUKE.
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ms. sLRNnY


NOTuCk.
The firm Of 2. 4. vocrAiss Co.. W., On the Let
day Of July, 1887. duly dissolved. The businsss
will hereafter b carried on undsrths name II
Jnly ., 1857. c.k.AJ n. vOORMlKE.
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SIcuANcg COMMITTEE At La CRossK.--A
vigilance committee, consisting of some AGO
persons, was formed at La Crosse, Wiscon-
sin, u few days ago, for the purpose Of sup
pressing some Of the nuisances Of the town.
They drove out the inmates Of one house Of
prostitution and burned it down; another
they cleared after smashing in the windows
and doors, and setting il on fire; ard the
tenants Of two others were spared the ven.
geance Of the committee on a promise to
leave on the succeeding dav.
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Tns ciRcss.Many Of our exchanges are
remarking severely upon the circus perform
ances with which the country abounds, and
rebaklng respectable moral people for at.
tending .aem. There are many gross things
al these exhibitions. and not uufreouently
in iecent things. All Of which are totally
inexcusabe and open to eenrure. But every
one knows that, while ct they continue to
attend. Reminding them of II and rebuking
iarn foI o..s.ooA,n. 1t, isss MI No.
cur the evil. The public will have amuse-
mens. Men must laugh. The propensity
Tor fnp i. strong; aud it is natural. We fear
the only way TO abate an excerpts ,nable
me nod at amusement is to furnish an unex-
rcrtianable one. II would be wise, during
the discussion, TO give that side OF the cues
Won consideration, and not spend oil the
effort upon the denunciatory side.
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The Lawrence Coal Company.
COAL

A T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. u the Land
IA ing Or Yard, at the Ksokuk, u. Dss Moinss
i Ainassoss Railroad Depot, and delivered 1t tn
.svss q 20 ccn.ume-s!r different c.-s. - -. city
@Drordsrs received 1t the Banking Asase Of
Ford, uorham Ford, OF - the olles u the DE-
Moines +. X. Depot. JAS. BROWN,
jy1i3mo Selling Agent.
Cheaper than the Choapeet.
fTNHOSE shout to paper their houses, will and Il
i to their interest 70 examine, before purchasing,
the extensive stock Of new ard slegsnt PAPER
HAN0IK06 fer ss1s BY
janelS-d seeona-st.
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=. CLUTS In retiring from basinscs would ~
speotfully reeemmend bis former partner, W. W.
walker, tesAsir Ella frisnds and customers.
iulye-dIw
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY OF OGDENSBURGH. N Y
. AUDITORS OFFICE
nth 1857
YsI
q J.naas s.5 noe With o
ls. ms. Of
fns.rs
Sas .rsn :, .s cn,.ny s.
.i Alto ad Axn. f The County Lee.
aS with the Court
go, In whereof have
o
aa, OF
IN relation 10 Insurance compnes"
F"t-I lpatd
sond-ns amour %
oSss "
n
cea my weurdh mortgage aainmb
y aired by
9Th Dhss o. ~esab i
excusyrof Interest DUE. 81
snsais o
:
u
Tenth claims erpe sand ! 80
MIsCELLANEoUs.
Uee i ont II,
n IN subject
eeurs
thu os&
ISSUED PROMPTLY ny
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FFOm g on NIX to New York
BY DIFFERENT h0UTEst
To B,stan by 70 dil.reat routes.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-02-06
MILLER &. WARREN,
Orrcr Opp Site the Globe Hotel.

SohhS1 "p2% 1htS lHS~hoUc nRottA'
aHAvE insr kiyed a large stock fFAn,
amportatior hd most, fashionable styles con
ysistingo
Flounced Embroidered Colored SILKS,
Rich Brocade and Plaid Colored SILKS;
Figured and Moire Antique Black do;
Rich Flounced sJfUSLIAi DE LANES;
4 Cashmeres and Muslin'de Luincs in great
! variety >; :a
4 I3ombazincs, Challics, Alpacas and Cobcrgs
French, English and American PRINTS;
Handsome Scotch and French GINGh1AfS;
Rich Frencl, Embroidered COLLARS and
SLEEVES; .s . 40
! Rich Black Lace COLL1 rs and SLEETES;
I Z" Jackonct and Swiss B1NDS and
FLOUNCINGS; -
Infants Embroidered IVA lists and ROBES;
/ Embroidered Merino CLOAKS for Infants
i Real Vnlcncienncs Maltese and Thread
]; Id CESS, ~
REVERE, lTcm-stitchcd and Embroidered
4 HDKS; '~~H
Alexanlers Kid and Silk GLOVES;
Splendid Stock OF Gents &c -
! Together with an endless variety Of Goods
CASUALLY found in Dry Goods Store. We vii
aadl that we have Il large stock, anxious to sell
lhu !. will take pleasure in showing them to oul
riends and cus.;a.. ;a..cmcrs.
: Oct 10, 1856. 24-Sm
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The OLD GROCERY STORE
BY H.& s.. KERR

still where it use to be, filled with all sorts
i of Good Things at low prices. for. Cash
Customers. Those Indebted would do well to
settle otherwise, they will be properly at.
tended to. Credit is nil n .fulge. Some people
have found it out-othcrsi are following in the
wakc-and those, who do not comply, must
mot grumble if they arc dealt hard with. The
Cash system enables ME to sell at shorter prof
Its than ever; and really believe that if every
body would pay rs they go, could sell at nj
most cost-its fact. LIS. KERR,
9. Ng@s&Es.t . Brick Range
Jan. lC 1857. q 37-tf,
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IMPORTANT NEWS ITEW
Change in Business!A
T IONS knowing that n pretty genfri
IL distribution, through the District, of\h
!. WINTER CLoTHlNG,

:. Will have the effect of making men look be
ter, and feel decidedly more comfort ms
: determined not t"4el an opportunity pass
when subject presents itself for his consitera
tion. Feeling assured, Fellow Citizens, that
oil that is necessary to your taking that posi-.
ton in society which your talent and pecuni
nry worth entities you TO. is n "change"r ol
that sort Of Clothing which is now being dis
posed of Mt New York Cost, Lyons has conclu
dcd TO elevate you all. if he can persuade you
to let loose some of those dimes which you
have squeezed SO tight and so long that You
have made old scveu-pcnccs out of every one
OF them. So all who need Winter Goods had
better come in soon, for after we have packed
them away. we will have to charge something
for unpackng. Poor people wogld find it dc
cdcdly to their advantage to give him call
Feb 6, 1851. -, 40-tf
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Head Quarters,
I'd Regiment of Cavalry

ORDER No. ysa'S:s
A N Election will be held mt Longmircs
IN Wedncsdny, the 25th of February next,
for Major General, to fill the vacancy, occa
STONED by the Resignation Of Major General
Samuel MCGOWAN.
By order of Col. J. T. TAIpERr Command
ling lst Brigade. -
Lieut.. Col. JAMES C.@MARTIN,
- Commanding I'd Regiment
MANAGERS Maj. S. S. Tompkins Capt J.
Burris -,
JAM 90, 1867. . 49, 3s-td X
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NOTICE!

TNIIE Creditors of URIAIIl BROWN 7swi
a take notice that lie lias assigned his Es
tate mud Effects to the undersigned, in Trus,
for the Payment Of his Debts. They will, there
fore, present. their Demands to F;ns ut our resi-
denccs, or to IL! A. JoSEs, Esq, our. Attorney
at the Village, on or, before the Third FTiaa,
our hands for the payment of his debts, Will
be distributed among his Creditors pro rata
ut tue, office Of our Attorney g;EsSEs :.
* WILLIAMS TRUITT, :
JOHN BROWN,
$: s,s. ,s.s:. *, .Assignees.
Abbevilc 6. IT,, Jan. 81, 1857. SS.4t
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Notice to Tax-Payers. EasaI
II WILL attend ut the undermined times and

B places forthe purpose Of collecting Taxes
a;for j 1856: & s 3 & rSf7 :: :. 2
sskbbeville Court House, Monday, February, q;
4SDue West, Tuesday, sSst 6. 81 ~ g. & 8;
aCalalaina ~ ednesday,, - .(.i,s
s3,peBald dssille, Thursday, [55 6" 8;
;aS nfiietown, Friday s 8 ,ss 7" 80 G;
SGokcsbury, Saturday, i.g = -. g - Z
sGreenwood, Monday,is. /. =. = 4; y. !" - o;
<ta and Tuesday March, 10 Is. 5. ses; J
NINETY Six, Tuesday, E.-f.s /" - 10;
as ~ aud Friday, March1 B.; s.,-Ss
\ SHWoodyille, Wednesday, IL;
aWbitc Hall, Thursday, ~, = I2
sSsnlithvillc, Friday, 80 ~ " ,s13
isDead Fall, Saturday, .,s,..,s =" IA;
X Cedar Springs, Monday, !" :1G;
5Cothrans, Tuesday, II;
sralbert's Tin the Rahgc) Wednesday, :" IS;
:;Moragnc's, Thursday, 10;
aWillington, Friday, 80 :" 90;
aCalhoun's Mills, Saturday, :" 2l;
sBrndley's, Monday, %;
aWnrrcnton, Tuesday, 81;
3McGnw's, Wednesday, 20;
SSpeed's, Thursday, sc;
ELowndesville, Friday, " 81;
Z arrible's, Saturday, %;
4 s3Douglass, Mills, Monday, March 9;
,Abbeville Court House, all Court Week
4 Saie-day in April the last day for making re-
dturns All persons failing to make returns on
athc above day, liable to double tax. All taxes
sto be paid blythe first Monday in May, or exc
:icutions may be issued. r..
Property TO be returned in the name of the
sproper owner. Guardians, Executors and Ad,
administrators will return property under their
llcontrol.
\ Persons having transferred property between
athe lst October 1866 and lst October, 1906,
swill make it known to me.
All persons will come prepared to give the
SiSnuinbcr of Births Marriages and Deaths in
gtheir families .-s-.s.. '. ID.
Free persons of color must pay their taxes in
aMnrch. S. A. HODGES, II. c.. .
Jan. 7, 1851. 35 st
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;ABBEVlLLE M MAsEE ACADEMiiMA 4

!TNIIE Exercises Of this Institution will be
Il. resumed OH. the First Monday in Janua,
Try next. The government Of the School will
ibc rigid, and every effort will be made to main.
tain a high standard Of morality.
| The Scholastic year will be divided into
1.-TWO Terms The irst will con,nciisae on, the
list Monday in january, md continue TTcnty
:eight weeks; the second will begin on the 23
Monday.in September, and continue twelve
3wecks. s. a. - :,
TERMS. : OF TUIE0N.
Reading, Writing, Spelling, 1st tSscs. I'd scs.
and Primary Geography, Sl4 00Gs.s s q CO.
1.-The above with Geography, :@; 20 ! n
IL History Arithmetic, Eng,
lisl Grammar and Exer- ..5..as -. =, 81
eiscs.sin English Compo- 3
asThe above with nil The ad-
vanced English Branches Es;23 90 -. 10 90
!Tho aboyc with Lutnsssand s.,
s. Greek, 28 90 IL 90
Students Will be received. atsanY time sdn.
griug the Session and wllib be .charggd from: the
atime they enter .unti:the end OF the Session,
3I5less special arrangements arcsmnde to lie
Sc0ntrary. = < '.,-s..:s- ID
4 Boarding can be obtained at atreasonnbl rates:
S. E..:--.5ss5 "A. C., ELpER,ytA. B.
Dec 10. 1856 .gr... .,,... - - tsI,.s. 3S-tf
A seY- Abbeviille Banner. wilF piease copy, ]:
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NOTICE.

ITSghereby given to, the = IIeirs ;Gnd .DistriBu
tees sof Joseph ", illinms, deceased, ono
Ito oil whom It may yfconcern, thatS a Settlement
l9f the Personal Estate, Of. the said deceased
lwiIl be madesin the Ordinary Office of A5
I6syille District on s "Wednesday, tile q tn B
3MhlphlnexE s.5sz.s.s Il. "A; ;AoCASLAN, Admit
December 0, II so: s 2 { = sss 81 BIN
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1 Opinions of Regular Physicians

80 Opinions of Regular Physicians. .tfs55: fs55:
d s.$S s :s5 ]sxGrEa, ME, Sept 50.
So This ceftifles that I;haSe recommended the
use of WIsTAR'BAIsAhi OF WILD sCI1ER:
RY for diseases Of the Lungs fortwo years past,
and d'many bottles, to my knowledge have 1eel,
used by my patients, all with benifieial results:
!; In two cnses,; where it wns thought confirmed
Consumption had taken place, The Wild Cherry
effected cure. - : Z. .BOYDEN,
!, a Physician Mt Exeter Corner
,ss zDr. William Shaw, of Washington, N. G.,
writes :--..As WISTARs BALSAM OF WILD
I. CHERRY is the only patent medicine to which
! have ever given my public Recommendation, !
shall not be suspected by the candid of giving
rash or precpitnte testimony ..s;-.
None genuine unless signcdI. on the wrap.
per. = - -.
: Dear Sirs We began selling Perry Davis
Pain Killer with very little effort on our part !;
sales were small ut first, but as it became iii
our community, the demand increased very
rapidly, far. beyond our expectations, and sew
cry person that bought it would come after
more and speak in the highest terms of it rs o
valuable remedy for all those diseases your
pamphlet spoke Of. From thcso recommends.
lions we were induced to use it in our own
families, and now continue its use With great
satisfaction. We hive sold more Of the. Pain
Killer than VIC over have since or before of
any other medicine in the same length oftime !;
I. md we do not hesitate TO say that it has given
better satisfaction to the purchaser than any
other article We have ever sold. Hurry of
business Inns prevented our sending certificate,
but we have in vicinity from fifteen hun
tlrcd to two thousand living witnesses s who
testify to their ncighbors, day by day, Of the
value CT Davis Pain Killer. Keep large sup
ply in the West, it is inst such medicine ms
the people want, and they have already found
out that they can cure the Fever and Ague for
twenty five cents. 1t will cure ncold i'll one
hour--a severe cough in one mght-and has
proved to be the best medicine i'll use for dc
cascd stomach and many other purp6scs
LOCKWOOD ts GRAIIVAN,
4O2t sanduslty city, Aphio.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-02-06
.SSckS !! .E1cYlS g.

q LIKELY JACKS will be sold Mt Abbcvill
n Court House, on Tuesday Of Court.
TEnMa.-Crcdit until the First of July next
with Note and approved security :.
d. O. HAWTHORN.
Feb. 6, 1857. AO:2t Z.