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uoLIowAY,s PILLs.-Are You feeble in body,

Incapable ofeAeTtion dull land sid d, pounding yet unable
explain the cause? Be assured that exists Ia the stomach
secreye oTssns and that course OF TINS Purifying
remedy will restore your strength activity sad
aheeifsinsss, aud recruit all your energies.
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WIGS - HAIR DYE - WIGs.- BATCHELOR's
HAIR DyF is the beet in she wod-the only kl,.s. and re-
able hair dye kDown-no h'ter- fits bur ne Of the
hair the resu OF using the many base imitation Avoid all
skes you would escape ndcule BArcHELoSs Wiz. and
oup O. surtaSs ell BATCHkLoKS Hcir Dye aud VIZ Fctr,
No tSs Bfosewsy, opposite the Park Fountain ="
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NINpoW SmNpE MNNurACruRGs AND w


pOsTLRs OF CURTAIN MATERIALS kelly X FERGUSON, No
2g Broadway and No 81 Rcddc st. have in STOCK complete
ssoItmeIt Of Window SHADES of their manUe ;tnre,
which are offered al very low prices X manufacture
snder patent III" Inducements they offer Will b. apprc
.iatod upon examination Also bocaele Lace snd muslin
English and German Damssks Cornces &C at close
mica Nos 2gl BrCs and 81 Reade- st.
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REMovAL.-MaRsH n Co. IS Radical Cure Truss
Once Of No. q MadsuaEe has been removed TO No Nesey
g. Astor House Ttuscs, supporters, ShordeIbaces Six
Plastic SloekiI and every variety of BanGages of most
proved patterns sklny applied Private application
Tor LAdes. A celnpeten. female IN ATTENDANCE.
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MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.

Dr. SNlTn's magnetic SALvE.
Eot Salt Bheum, Oid Ulcers. Scro!da &c For sale by
HLotmhA CLARK CO Nos 49, az 5l and 80 Broadway.
SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL" of Philadelphia is
the oIly reliable ioE leuihssn, Piles, Or. SMITH
may BE- ccusutd at Tayloss International Hotel aud
Barnes Puks's. Adyiceiiec.
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STEARss a. MARvINs

STEARNs g. MARvIN'S
wapER PATESr sALAMSoEk SAFI,
Secured by sse celebrated
La BELLE Lock
WARRANTED FKLI FEoN DaApssSs
For s,le by srgAg>s hsRvtN,
H. g. lgITsy 81, New Yotk
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extensive Stock OF CHINA GLASS GAS FIXTURES AID Sill
PLA1ED WAR; is marked down 70 prices corresponding t. the
present oppressed Of the lCny market. See list
prices he dry gOOOs column Of this paper.
". J. r. DALEY l. Co Nos 6Jl and 6i1 Broadway.
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Ii. L. WILDE, No. PSI broadway, invites the
attention Of Mncrs to hs peerless assortment OF magnificent
French FALL BOAsETs supfo fancy FEATHERS and RIBBONS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS LACE HEAD DRESSES aud COLI FCRES
selected by himself the .cedins magazines OF Paris wlsnce
h,l iUatr 1T
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HUSBANDS CNCINED MAGNESIA is free from
unpleasant TASTE and tAsre the strength ol the
CsciGed Msgucsis.
Worlds Medal sEl Four FiT-t Premium Silver Med
ais have beer H. being the best in For
.se b Druggists and county store Per generally aud
nv the manufacturer THoNAs T. Husband, Philadelphia
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stock far the largest Arca) OF China Glass; Gas Fix
tues and silver plated Ware marked down 20 prices
bonding Nth the present depressed state OF tn money market
See our list the dry goods column OF this paper.
". J. y. DAILLY 5 Co. Nos 6JI \ 6I3 BrOidway.
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Business Notices.
GRCAT WESTFRs

GREAT WESTERN
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Great Western RuudinEs, No IS P'ae =.
No. 2i5 Broadway.
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Strancers recurring GIFTS and PRESENTS should

visit tho extensive Bszsar of H. s. ROGERS No 493 Bro l.
way conceivable variety can be found there Beaati'
ins Cases together Toys Dolls and Games, suitable for
all 49, Sold at the lowest price, Of importation.
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PIANos, MELopEONs aud Music az .iiGDucED

PIANOS, NELODEUNS duu MI SIU dI 'hEUI I'D
PRICES TIE large and popghr WAITRESS CATALOGUE o.
will be sold prices during this month. Also
aud Pianos snd Mel deous at lower prices than
ever offered this market at the WATERS Piano aud
Music Rooms. No. $50 BroScway. Pianos and Meodeons for
rent and Itui allowed purchase foT sale mon.ay pay
mr.
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SOiND EDUCArION.-Parentsd DESTROYS of find
g School that will their any and prepare
them thoroughly for College Business with every 4dsutase
tor the lsitio OF the Modern Languages. VIII do web to
call ct IHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No III West lihst,
ner OF eth az. Fall Session commences September l.
q. L. QUACKENBOs, Rector.
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SEWING MAChINrS.-Al persons who want a
sewiug Machine OF univrssl utlityone thst will sew the
hest fabrics and tse heaviest fabrics better than any other
the machine for family manufacturing plantation
any wha.evea that don't get ont OF ORDER aud
with hich industrious woman can readily cam 900
y,ar--can obtain Il nowhere except 81 the office o;
- NJ SIECEs i Co. 10. as Broadway N. Y.
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GENTLEMEN HaTs-FALL PATTERNS
Bird, No. ~ Nasssu-st viii introduce the FALL HATS
Thurs Sept The standard styles of Paris aud London
together with HOdiicatoHs OF tie same with conf !encs
offered 10 the discriminating purchaser
BIRD, No . Nassai-st., near Melen.lsnc.
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DON'T KEEP THEM.-KNOX announces the in
Induction his Fall Style Of HAT Tor Thursday next; an
Oto have faith in the stability OF their bauk bills shDn
hasten and get nd Of them his Establishment, No "a
BroadWay Ata Hat decidedly better property than broken
bsuk
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ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and Utility!

TN1IE undermined having purchased the Right
i of Warlick's PL OW. Patented April
3D., 1855, will sell Plantation Rights, per
Stocks delivered at Greenwood Depot, or
residence of w. ,. Hill. Observation-Disclosures. 4.5)
win small Scooter. Observation-Disclosures. 300
With Turning Shovel, for from 5000 to ESQ
This Plow, from IFS simple structure, durab-
lty, lightness of draught, ease of management
adaptation 10 the different Shares used in the
cultivation Of the farm, and consequent chcup-
ness, is commencing itself TO general use as
Superior farming implement wherever trc,i.
HILL s. ANDREWS
Greenwood, S. c., Oct. G, 1856. 25-ly
We, the undersigned, having examined and
tried the Warlick Pow, concur in the above
Communications. JAMES CRESW ELL,
r-.r JOHNSON SALE,
X. M. WHITE,
SAML MCGOWAN,
LARKIN REYNOLDS,
ROBT w. LIrES,
A. WIDEMAN
"GENTs: have ust d the Plough you sent,me
and am much pleased with it, i think it the
best Plough lave ever used. 1t combines econ
omy and utility in high degree. 1t breaks up
the soil well and 10 good depth, with one mule.
l am 30 well pleased with ii, that want more
"-Vcry respectfully. yours,
"TIIOS. g. PERRIN"
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From, the Albany -1rgus.
NATIONALyHOTEI, POIsONING CASE

=. Syracuse, May 5.-Will the following
RESOLUTIONS, passed at the Jerry Rescue Gel.
ebration in this city, on the 1st day of Oc-
tober, 1856, throw any light on the Ma.
tional Hotel sickness at Washington.
At this celebration about an equal num-
Der of negroes and white men were in at.
tendance. Among the men who attended
and took part in the proceedings, were Rev
Samuel J. May and Gerrit Smith, and the
following resolutions, offered by Fred Dong.
las, were passed:
Resolved, That the trafficers in the bodies
and souls Of men have resolved upon the
endless enslavemcnt of their victims, and
with diabolical meanness and wickedness
have deprived them of all power to procure
arms with which to win their freedom in
an open and honorable manner, the slave
is Justiiiable in the use of any or every Sc
cret process for destroying the life of tho
oppressor, by which lie can reasonably hope
to secure his liberty.
Rcsolued, That the STAKEHOLDER should be
made to dream of death in his sleep, and
apprehend death in his dish and teapot =
fire should meet him at his table, and the
Silent Angel of death should everywhere
be invoked to alright him in the midst ol
his murderous slavclloldine revelry.
These resolutions were published IN the
Syracuse Daily Journal of the I'd day oi
October, 1856, and scattered broadcast over
the country.
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ussfosis o. vAafous aAfiONs n rltstl,

The Nla,divlnn Islanders cat nlonc ,rl,sy
retro TO Tie most hidden parts Of their hon.
ses, md draw. down tho CLOTHES which,
,setsc ns blinds 10 lhciss Windows, that they
Iinay Scat sbnobserycd. An ubsurd ren.ol,
may 30 alleged tor .l,eir ,nisnhtl,roplcal ro.
past they will meyer, eat with ono who is
inferior TO Thorn bir,ti, In riches, or ,lignls
": and as Il . n difficult matter to settle
tiis equality, they arc condemned to siead
this unsociable life. : =
s on$.lie oontrafy, the inhabitants or the
PhiliPpinesar remarkably sociablc.E When
ever one Of them finds himself without n
companion to partake Of his meal he runs
until hesniects with one and however keen
his appetite may be, he ventures not to, sat
isfy it. wi,houta guest. @'- =
The tables of tho rich Chinese shine with
a beautiful rarnisb, and arc covered with
silk carpets very elegantly, worked. The
masterrof the house absents himself while
his guest rcgale at Unstable with undisturb
ed revelry.s They do not make use Of plates
knives, or forks, but their food is served ur
in dishes, out of which they eatin common
and. for thisApurpose every guest has two
little ivory or ebony sticks, which he han
dies very adroitly.
The Otaheitans, who are lovers of socie
ty, and very gentle in their manners, ea
separate from each other. At the hour o.
repast the members of each family divide
two brothers, two sisters, and even husband
and wife, parents and children, have eacl
their respective basket. They place them
selves at the distance of two or three yard.
from each other; they turn their backs, ant
take their meal in profound silence.
Among the greater part of,the American
Indians, the host is continually on the watcl
to solicit his visitors to eat, but touche
nothing himself. In New France the hos
wearics himself. with singing to divert til,
company while they eat.
The Tartars 'pullsa man by the ear, t.
press him to drink; and they continue tor
mcnting him, till he opens his mouth; they
then clap their hands and dance bcfor
him.
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NNHabVN ~ SvHsuVaA fhOVuhA9slf "a
AheF ioag jsspstlcnuc'in ,lio world, mud
reflections upon nanki,d, 1nd ohe l,at.
tieular occasion of Suhlnppy ,aNrslugss,.
which, though, very coanno,s u mol vstys
muci attended 10. syvhas l,,neun sis tliis Z
Every ,uauia tho Cine Of ccuStsilib, and H.
the first entrance of.tnartirge, pl.s ona ;bc.
lnvior like holiday suit, Which Is 10 last
no longer tlinn until lie Is settled intlio pos.
sion Of his mistress. @IIe resigns. .liss siaeli.
nation Misunderstanding % Fer i,pGot and
opinion. !, He neither loves nor l,a.es, nor
talks, nor thinks IN contradiction to aher..-
IIe is controlled by q nod NOR tilted by a
frown, and transported by 20; a;smie.s The
poor young lady falls in love with this SIM
pie creature, and expects of him the same
behaviour. for life. In alittle time she finds
that he has will Of his own, that lie pre-
tends to dislike what she approves, and that
instead of treating her like goddess, he
uses her like woman. What still makes
the misfortune worse, wesfind the most all.
jcct flatterers degenerate into the greatest
tyrants. This naturally fills tho spouse
with sullenness and discomfort, spleen and
vapor.
very much approve of my friend Tom
Truelove in this particular. Tom made
love to woman of sense, and always treat
cd her as such during the whole time oil
courtship. His natural temper and good
breeding hindered him from doing any
thing disagreeable, as his sincerity and
frankncss of behaviour made him converse
with her, before marriage, in the same
manner he intended to continue to do after
wards. Tom would often tell her, "Mad.
am, you see what sort Of man am. II
you will take me with all my faults about
me, promise to mend rather than grow
worse" I remember Tom was once hint
ing his dislike of some little trihe bis mis-
tress had said or done. Upon which she
asked him, how he would talk to her afte,
marriage, if he talked at this rate before?-
"No, madam" says Tom. 81 mention this
now because you arc at your own disposal
were you at mine, should he too generous
to do it." In short, Tom succeeded, and
ever since been better than his word. The
lady has been disappointed on the righ
side, and has found nothing more disagreed
ble in the husband than she discovered in
the lover.
Let the young men, aye and the young
women too, follow the example thus Sc
them by my friend, and my word for it
they will find courtship more sensible, ant
matrimony more agreeable than do the ma
jority of billing and cooling lovers, who ar,
all sweetness before marriage, and all sour
ness after it.
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BOOTS AND SHOES !
Fo7 CASH -

l,ouo PAIR MEMS BEST KIP BRoGANs.
1000 pair Mems I'd quality Brogans
1000 pair Mems Sd quality Brogans.
1000 pnir Womcn's l'cgged Bnotces
LOCO pair W omens Pcgged cd quality Bootccs
500 pair Boys best Kip Brogans.
500 pair Boy q! quality Brogans.
5GG pair Youths Brogans, various qualities.
500 pair Ladies Gaiters, from Sl.25 to $3.50.
500 pair Ladies' Slippers and Tics. I'm SOC to 81 30
500 pair Misses and Chdrens Shoes, 5Oc.t 81 %
100 pair Gents fino Calf Boots
100 pair Cents fine Cloth Callers.
200 pair Women's Goa: Bootces.
1000 pair Negro Brogaus.
1000 House Servants Shoes
Together with MI other kinds Of Shoes usually
to he found in Shoe Store. Call and SEQ
Just received and for sale by
W. S. WOOD,
1S5 Richardson Street, Columbia.
March 81, 1857. 4s Iy
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Dissolution,

T>HE Firm of WEIR & MILLER was this
l. day dissolved by mutual consent the lim-
ltatlon OF the Partnership having expired. The
name Of the Firm will be used in the CLOSING up
OF the business, by either one Of us.
All persons indebted to us by Note or Account,
will please come forward and pay up as soon as
convenient, rs it is very desirable that the bust
ness should be closed rs early as possible.
JOHN A. WIER,
G. Med. MILLER.
August 2a, 1856. 10 If
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RATES OF ADvERTrsrnzcs

. The Proprctors of tho Abbcville Banncr and
Independent Press, have established the follow
lug rates of Advertising to DC charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than three months, will be chargcdby the inser-
ton ut Ono Dollar per Square III inch-thc
space of solid lines or less) for the first inser-
ton, and Fifty Gents for each subsequent in
sertion.
CY- The Commissioners, Shcri(f's, Clerks and
Ordinary's Advertisements will be inserted in
both papers, each charging half price.
cB- Sheriff's Levies, One Dollar each.
eB- Announcing Candidate, Five Dollars
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars, 10 be
paid by the Magistrate. =.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
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JACKS REASONS.

Sailors have a dialect of their own and
while it is perfect Greek to "fresh- water
landsman," as an Irishman would say, it is
not little amusing TO those who have a
partial knowledge of the ropes. We love
to hear an old salt, after rolling his quid
from one side of his mouth to the other, let
off his sea lingo. Here is specimen Of
the way it is done. An old "Jack tar" be-
ing asked why he did not get married, gave
the following good reason:
"Its just this. When was younlser,
not more than eighteen, I came athwart as
snug little craft as ever run afore the wind.
1 bore up and hove-to along side, and spoke
to her, as she showed friendly colors. Well,
we sailed in company awhile, and finally
she said she'd let me convoy her through
the voyage Of life. So I consents, and LAYS
in stores, gets new rig below and aloft,
and we started for the parson to splice lis.
Well, Commodore, would you believe it ?
just as we were entering the church, a light
cruiser came athwart our course, and, run
ming down, spoke her. The chap proved
to be an old cruising companion of hers,
that she thought had gone to Davy's locker.
So he axes her to heave to, and come under
his lea. She cast off her howsers from me,
and, before could understand the manmu-
vre, she was under his quarter. Invent into
action at once to recover her. and we fouobt
about six minutes, when he struck. The
she-craft then up-helm, scud afore the wind,
and was soon hull down. I then bore up
to repair damages, and ever since then, your
honor, I've been cruising without consort.''
1t is said that the Indians talk in figures
but Jack will take the wind out of the
sails" of the red skins, in the twinkIing of
handspike.
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IT e R M -:
THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
AND y
THE FARMERS GUIDE.
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OF THE LATTER PUBLICATION

T EoNARD SCOTT CO., New. York, con.
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correct and satisfactory record Of the current
literature of the day, throughout the world,
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source. ~. =
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these Reprints, especially during the present ex-
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can now be placed in the hands of subscribers
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A Final Settlement.

Office is hereby given that Final Settle
~ ment of the Estate of THOMAS RY-
KARD, will he had in the Ordinary's Office on
the goth Of June next. Persons having de-
mands, are requested 10 present them, properly
attcscd, on or before that day. Those indebted.
are requested to settle Immediately.
L. II. RYKARD, Admir-.
March 1S, 1857. AZ 3m
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.Death.be1l Teachinos.-Tbe onlv conv

Death-bed IeacRsings.-The only convic-
ton that rushes upon the soul, and takes
away from our appetites and passions the
power of resistance, is to, be found at the
bed ola dying friend. To epterthis school
of wisdom is not the peculiar privilege Of
geometricians; the most. sublime and i'm
portant precepts require no uncommon op-
Eportunities, nor labori6us preparations tlley
are enforced without the aid Of eloquence
and understood without in analytic science.
Every tongue can utter them. lie that
wishes in earnest to obtain just sentiments
concerning Ills condition, and would Be in.
timately acquainted with the world, may
find Instructions on every side. He that
desires to enter behind the scene, which
every art has beens employed TO- decorate,
and every passion labors to ilumihst ste,Saad
wishes TO see life stripped Of tGSse Srna- ina,
.ments which make it glitter ons The stage,
and exposed in its natural meannss imro-
.tencs, nakedness may find all the deaasion
laid npsn siu the chamBs lliiisea l,s
viii Itheye and sas;sy sdd;ysstea 81 6essrobes,
.poweF deprived Of her scspsrs, and irypocs
ssi.houte hatsnaslx. sS 2,
5
sd;vsh 81 any knae. i lsson,e :ian4
;cy, nm Slys sboai FL,
q sna & 81 20 Atkss 81! Il
stsayt sfSS e E lsSss
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JUST RrcErvNp,
WaolEsALE !. .!E.s . !.!:.!| p aET AL.

WUV u Ake @ Ue kVks
= r. swAr'fttE,flD g. 90.
Woul.D respectfully .hfofm ,hc,, numerous
patrons. ni1 all those who are ni,nlrer,
OF Dress uhd Fashion, that They hnyc h,sl rc.
ceivst, and now oifer for satc. Laruo Invoices
ofthc most deslrabls Patterns, d'Mln and fnney)
%oaat!'A ss1Aea 13oys'
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
Together with, general assorlmenl of Gent,
Neck Ties, White nnd Figured silk t,royats
Black and Fancy Doauforts, Black and Whte
byron Tubes, Spotted and Fancy Checked Nu,n.
Icons, Silk aud Satiu Napolcons, improved, Black
Albert and Fancy Sardihnn Ties, Silk and Linen
Pocket Ksrchiefs, Chinn Cord Pocket Kercl,iefs,
and Satin Scarfs Shirts. Collars and Hosiery,
Sevastopol und. Vienna Gloves. White and Col.
ored Tnifeta with every description of
Fashionable Spring and Summer Hats.
Constantly on hand, Trunks. Carpet Bags, Hand
Faliscs, Ladies' Travelling Boxes, dc, all
of which will be sold
AT Our Usual Low Prices.
cTS- Having made arrangcmentst to enlarge our
business the present year, We trust that by moro
particular attention to the calls and wants of our
many friends, we may render ourselves worthy
| a continuance OF their patronage and tho conf
dence they have heretofore rcposc,l in u.s.
N. B. All Goods are warranted to answer, in
| every respect, the representation mado ut the
| time OF SALE
OUR MOTTO IS
Quick Sales and Small Profits for Cash"
| II. swAFFIELD....E. r. swAFrIELD.. wv. L. FISH.
No. 8 Granite Range, Columbia, s. G.
June s. 1856. 1y