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RUTTER of the best quality, in pots,
~ also Hams Shoulders and Breast Bacon all Of
superior quality together with every article usually
kept in well selected family grocery. staple DRY
Goods &C.. &c. can De had ii
J. II. TANNER
an 29-3ts oth street, near the Armory Bridge.
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NTANTED-By a young man who has
" had some experience, a situation in retail or
~hhie.sle Grocery or Dry Goods store. kecommen-
dN:i3ns gwen If required. Salary not AN object
AItross A. Box $40. Richmond T. y.
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G ~ MOTTO The members OF
" FlTZHUGH LODGE, No ~ l. o. 0. A.
~ are hereby notified to attend meeting of
+ this Lodge on TUESDAY evening next
T ' Business Of Importance will come before
the Lodge, and full attendance OF members is de-
sired VIM. W. WOOD, Sec'y.
al Il-atk !.
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al.slH aaa p.sasaSs N0elg -. LaOo .xHosA
I'd e.n sSl ,nse9 ~
.s.os saauJasoA q &aa
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EOR HIRE.-A Girl, Is years old, ac-
custorned to House Work. Apply to
an 29--3t i X. CAUTHORN.
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GREEN GINGER! GREEN GINGER /!
and every variety of PICKING and PREaERv.
ING SPICES; Cooking and Flsvoring EXTkACTn.
To be had at MEADE A BAKEK,H
. lsS, N. W. corner of Main and 18th So.
an lI-dkc4w
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TRUSSES,
L ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SHOULDER BRACES,
SURGEONS BANDA0rs
and SURGICAL APPLIANCES, Of every 1ssertpr
toE. to be had at MEADE 4 BAKERS,
New Physicians Drug store
1s6, n. W. corner Of Main aud 10th sts
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WANTED. MILLINERS.--A few good
W MILLlNERS wanted. TO go 20 Petersburg. Va.
Those who fully understand their business, get
sod wages and constant employment; no other
need apply for farther particulars, enquire at No.
-. Hr.,d street. 3l-6t
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80 3 lIa3p Z sfflsi 8 81
md sIas III OYXaYIa aKk aggqat
f.u9 Asaa4s-IAs IA "A aas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

= = a tttEHfFt : 9 y vi IN
sialw ssss1sa vas .sasiat1 etsssnlkA = 81. N
.coovaAn 4 gosrnM gaa -
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w Young man who is willing to make himself use
nj In the Dry GOods OF Grocery business; Ohe dry
,asts business prefered.l He has had four yesrs
Perlence IN the business and give satisfactory
'erruce Address Box Y, farmrilie, Va.
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1O25 ACRES OF LAND, FIVE AND
lOH0O HALE NIL ES REI NV IICuxiaNp

3. ID. ATKINSON
Sale conducted by doDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts
%
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a NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS

1t has become an established fact, that this aria.
Gle is the most certain and speedy for Rheuna.
tisin and all affections OF man aud heast REQ wiring
All external remedy, that has been offered 70 tie
public. We are now putting up large Quantity for
The fall trade and would be happy 10 furnish dssrs
oil the most reasonable terms,
JOHN W. POLLARD. Druggist.
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SENATOR ToOMBS.

We see that some of our Georgia exchanges
arc down upon the proposition of this gentleman
contained in his letter to the Commercial Con-
vention recently held at Savannah
His proposition, with a view to establish d-
rect importation, was to have The State to levy
tax upon oil merchandise:sold in the State, not
OF foreign importation. Thus, goods manufac.
tured ut the North should be subject to a tax
upon the amount Of sales while those manufac-
turcd in England, if directly imported to South
ern ports, should bo exempt from taxation.
Thus it is with tho small fry," who are eter-
nolly carping about commercial! dependence, &C.,
and yet, when any practical measure is proposed
by which the Sou;i, may establish n CON, 'ncrce
Of her own, straightway we hear the cry of un-
constitutionnlity, disruption of the Union, &c.
The proposition of Mr.. TooxBs, if successfully
carried out, in the same manner that protective
tariffs build up Northern manufactures, would
erect importing houses in every Southern city,
and bring foreign goods directly to the Southern
markets, instead of landing them at tho Custom
House of New York.
There can be no doubt tl,ut State has right
to levy discriminating tax upon the sale of
merchandise within her limits. She may OK.
empt from taxation, goods manufactured in the
State, and impose tax upon :he sales of those
brought from other States.
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Dnl,lc,,cal.

MARRIED, OH 26th November 1856, by Rev.
J. NJ. Chiles, Mr.. josiah + PArrErsoN, of this
District, to Miss Mary JANE OwENspY, Of Edge.
field District,
On iHti ult., by the same. Mr. ISAAC SrpEnr
to Miss SARAH Lyon. all of this District
On 2lst ult., by the same Mr. Tmos. Nichols
TO Miss Laura no:n, NIL of ,l,i. District
On ODD ult., by the same Dr. B. +. BRowN Of
Anderson &. H., TO Miss SARAH l.. WIpEMAs, OF
this District.
On 24tl. ult, by the same. Mr.. w. p. McKEI..
LAR to Miss ELizABErn McKELIAR, ull Of this
District.
On lat inst. hy the same: Mr.. Rrx,Ax,s Rrn.
NET to Miss Nancy JANE MARrIN, nll of this Dis
trict.
On 9Th inst, by the same, Mr.. SIMrsnN WAITE
to Miss BAssoEA BuRNIAsI, all of this District.
On 10th lust, ut the residence of Tolbert
Gheatha'n, by Jno. G. Baskin, Esq. Mr.. JOHN
Hogan TO Miss JANE MANN, eldest daughter of
NJ. S. Mann.
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coMtunicArED. -
YOUNG MEMS CHRIsTIAN ASSOCIATION or
..aefs,k. - AHBEVIY.YR q ~

ABBEvuLE =. -
Pursuant to notice, q number of citizens met
in the Hall of the Sons Of temperance, on Sat-
urday tho 10th inst. at Z o'clock p. M.
Mr.. Il. II. Wardlaw was elected Chairman OF
the meeting; prayer was offered up by the Rev.
}. c. Williams, and the object Of the meeting
stated by Rev. B. johnson,
A committee was then appointed TO draft res.
olutions for the evening The committee. con.
sisting of Messrs. johnson, Hoyt and Fair, re.
ported the following resolutions, all of which
were adopted:
]. Resolved, That We do hereby form ourselves
into society, to be called the Young Mems
Christian Association of AbbevilIe OIL the basis
Of such regulations shall hereafter be agreed
on by US.
2. Resolved, That committee of three bo
appointed, whose duty it shall be to draft Con.
s,itu,ion and BY Laws, and repor, them at tho
next meeting.
3. Resoired, That committee Of We be an.
pointed to enlist members by personal npplica-
tion.
4. Resoired That the committee on the Con.
stituton, nominate officers.
By appointment of the Chair, Rev. B. johnson,
W. A. Leo and Il. A. Fair, compose the commit.
tee on the Constitution, and John McBrydc w.
NJ. Hadden, II. A. Fair, J. T. Owen and J. She
hane, the committee to enlist members.
The meeting then adjourned. to meet OH
Saturday the l7th inst. at o'clock p. m, in the
Hall Of the Sons Of Temperance.
II. IL. WARDLAW, Chm.
A. C. ELDER Sec
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THE TARIFF.

1t is n cardinal feature Of our Government,
that commerce is almost exclusively the source
of revenuc-that the seventy millions Of money
by which the machinery of our Government is
kept in motion, arises from tax or duty levied
upon foreign merchandise imported into this
country. This vast sum is paid annually by the
people of the United States, YET. it is done in
such an indirect way, that they can scarcely ap-
preciate the fact.
This, like tho "nigger question" has been ono
Of great perpiexity TO statesmen, engendering
angry disputes and bitter feelings between the
North and South, aud in 1882, as will be remem-
bered, well'nigh plunged the State Of South Car
olina, under the Leadership Of Mr.. CALHOUN, into
the position Of open rebellion against the Fedcr-
al Government.
A compromise was the result Of the con, est of
1882, by which a general reduction should be
made each successive year for definite period,
1--WE believe ten years. bringing the duty, at tho
end of that time, to the average of about 20 per
cent. But before the expiration of tho time, IL
not necerary. it became convenient to the Tariff
country discriminating Tariff equally as un-
just US that of 1882.
We believe that it was in 1885, that tho pres
ent rate Of duties were established. We now
have an annual surplus Of about twenty-five
Millions arising from customs, and hence, il IL tho
imperative duty of Congress to make such re-.
duction or modification of the Tariff, a. will
raise revenue barely sufficient to meet the cur.
rent expenses of the Government aud not hoard
~'>~S1 H.. ~ H.. - ~
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MUNICIPAL.

The following gentlemen were elected Intcn-
dant and Wnrdcns of Cokcsbury, ut an clo:ton
held OIL OH the 10th inst:
ISTESDAST:
REV. JOEL TOW NSEND.
wSEDENs:
REV. II. w. LEDBETTER,
C. II. ROUND,
w. WIGHTMAN,
" W. C. POWER.
Supposed 10 be a dry ticket.
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A QUERY,

We were called upon, not long since, by a
stranger to us, for copy of our paper containing
report Of the receipts and expenditures of tho
Commissioners of Roads. We gave it as our i'm.
PRESTON that no such report had over been pub
lishcd in any paper of the District The query
is, whether or not such failure to publish their
report, is not an omission Of duty, aud contrary
to law
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Complaint.

Letter from Hon. John Minor Botts, of Vir-
Ginia.-Richmond, July 9th, ls65.-Mcmrs.
WV. s. BEERS Co.-Gcntiernen: &c Consdera-
tions of duty to tho afflicted alone prompt me to
send you this voluntary testimonial to the great
value Of Cdrter's SpanisA Niunye, for that al.
most incurnble disease, Scrofula.
Without being disposed, or deen,ing it neces-
sary, to 60 into the particulars Of the case, can
say that the astonithing results that have been
produced By thut medicine, Oh member of nv
own family, and under my own observation and
superintendence, after the skill Of the best ply
scians had been exhausted, and all the usual
remedies had faiIed, fully justify ME in recon-
mending its use to all who may be suffering
from that dreadful malsd5.
do not mean to say that It In adapted to all
constitutions, or that il will afford the Same re.
lief in ali cases for, Of course, l can know no.
thing about that-but from what have seen Of
the effects, would not hesitate to use II in any
and every case Of Scrofula,- with persons for
whom felt -an interest, orovsr whom could
exercise influence or control. '.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. M. BOTTs !,
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Obituurn.

DEPARTED this life on Nov 2lst., 1856,
LARKIS REYNoI.Ds COLEMAN, son of NJ. w. Cole
In"n, Of this District. in the 4tI yenr Of his ace
lie was an interesting and promising child but
lie has been taken from his friends on earth to the
se"i"y Of those in Heaven, Even 70. Father.
for so it seemed good in thy sight"
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REV, DANIEL WALDO.

The Chaplain Of tho House Of Representa-
tves, Rev. DANIEL WALDO. is now in his ninety
fifth ycnr, aud as vigorous man of SIXTY
lie isa graduate of Yale College, and was Chap
lain of the Revolutionary Army, and now re-
ceives pension from the Government for his
scryiccs
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AMBROTYPEs.

Mr.. w. l.. NIcKLE, it will be seen, has just
completed arrangements by which he Gun fur
nish ulI who favor him with call, with one Of
his never-fadng pictures Give him call, We
will guarantee that he will give satisfaction, or
make 10 charge.
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
wILLIAn6 q. DAVIS EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. l5, 1857.
ADvKRTIsEMENrs.

We dircot nttentionto tile notices of H1eHr l.
MAONuRPHr's Brass and Iron Fodndry, Augusta.
Ca, and JOHN F. WALKER, Auctioneer aud Bro
ker, Charleston, $. C. Also, Of WIER l. MILLEn,
GRArDoS & Common, and DR.. C. r. MosLEY
also, that Of ANDERSON & LAMorrE, Surveyors,
Lnurens C. ii.
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FOR THE ABDEvILiE BANNER.

The following officers have been duly elected
for Abbeville Division, No. 4, Sons of Temper.
ance, during the current quarter:
B. JOHNSON, w. p;
J. G. EDwAnDs W. A.;
L. II. LoMAx, II. s.;
J. SnEuANE, A. II. s.;
81. COCHRAN, T.;
JoMN McBRlDE, F. s.;
JNo. T. Owen, c.;
De- I. BRANCH, A. c.;
JAMES FOWLER, J. s.;
Il. A. FAIR, o. s.;
c. II. ALLEN, c.;
w. A. LEE, r. w. P.
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Commercial.

AupEvILLE g. H., Jan. Is, 1857.
Cofton.-Thc demand for this article cou,in-
ues good, with prices runging from IL 10 l2
cents.
COLUMBIA. January IL, 1857
Coffon.-The sales to-day in our market
amounts to $50 bales, Mt from III to 1914 cents ::
the supply small.
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NOTICE.

THHE undersigned wish to have n BRICK
Il HOUSE built, about Seventy Feet lcng,
and Thirty-sx wide-wi.h three partition walls
ono story high. and covered with tin, for four
Law Offices We desire the work done imme-
diateIy, and invite persons able to do such work,
to call upon ns for further particulars and a
profitable job. s. MCGOWAN,
J. C.. CALHOUN.
Abbeville C. H., Jan. II, 1857. 80 St.
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DISBURSEMENTS.

The Secretary of War, Col. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
recently communicated TO Congress a detailed
statement Of the disbursements made by him du.
ring the last fiscal year. from which i. appears that
the total amount is sl9,s9l, ,257. being about one
fourth of tho Government expenditures, and more
than the entire cost Of WAsmISG1oS's Administra-
fion.
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sPARrANBuRa FEMALE COLLEGE.

~~&~@s&~11S&SS1S0 q ~6~HxH~I1S V0z1A]AV4Ss
We call the attention of those who have
daughters, to the notice of this Institution. The
President, j. WAFFoRD TUcKEn, is a man who,
from his energy and ability, does honor to tho
position he occupies.
While on this subject, we refer also to the no
tice of the Williamson Male Academy.
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fs ,sTSoe51x ooxf Is.ss fs.ds
;tKSHE Firm III WIEN III uII.EERsw.s di,-
selyed last Apsnsk AID Sat brain ss9 mus
sselossa sp ssit sivissyjii. 1,sa thsn
lplaiy9 E9e dsbt -, ~
ant money, aud, ,nast bsse M I, 3
S M Hose Who have bSsn SWihx - jSs s6vssA
sys:ass y n sssssad bstoss Is.sss .Dsys & inst
fsas sss u. 4ss7, ,a''t lE s, Aslii 'slg.a. ]
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United States Agricultural Sociefy.-Thc fifth
annual meeting Of the United States AgricuI-
tural Society, will be held at the rooms Of the
Smithsonian Institution, i'll Washington, January
ii, 1857. A lecture will be delivered OIL the
application Of Science to Agriculture. by Pro-
fessor Henry. of the Smithsonian institution
Tho various Agricultural Societies of the Uuited
meeting.
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Notice to Guardians, Trustees, &C.,

4 LII persons liable to account in my Office, ore
"A hereby notified to make their Annual Re-
turns, OH or before the 18th day Of April next.
All defaulters after that time will be ruled in-
discriminateiy.
w. II. PARKER C. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office, ,..
January l2. 1887. 80 3m
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State Debt Of Georgia--From the report Of
the legislative committee, it appears that the
debt of Georgia on the efth Of December, 1856,
was 81, CSC, ,47e.22
As an Offset to this debt, the State holds as a
single item Of assets, the Western and Atlantic
Railroad, built at cost Of $500, ,aa5. .l0-and
which is pmbably worth all that it cost.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons having demunds against 1.-The
"A Estate Of HANDFUL Malone, decd. will
plense present them properly attested ) and -all
those indebted are requested, and will bss re-:
quired, to make payment by the 1etl .Eebfuarys
G.. r. MOSLEY, Admir-,
Jan. Is, 1887. SO s~Yssg1s IT,
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WILLIAMSON MALE ACADEMY

VIE Exercises OF this Institution viii, H.. -
-. s'mod on the. 4th Monday in Jon,,nr,
inst, under The control Of j. Mauiy W,ftss,y &
wtn competent Assistant. The Trustees orcs
~. w' In @ga,h having secured the services Of
.ir. aikcr tor the ensuing Year. The Insti,n.
non non nus h"c'y Prospered under his charge and
from experience, we can recommend him ns -
gentleman and teacher of high character md
worthy Of patronage. Students will be p.ennrad
90 enter respectable crnss in any College Ia lie
Williamson is healthy aud aourisl,inp Town
III Anderson District. .!he GreenyI.e a CoIun,-
m nia Nailroad passes through the puce, by wbic,,
students from abroad can find an easy ncco.s
inc p'nce Is more pleasant und desirable. on nc
count oi The celebrated Mincrsl Spring, which
Is near the Academy.
Rntcs of Tuition.
spelling Reading aud Writing p. Session, &c. 90
The above with English Grammar finoI '0''N
Keeping, Philosophy, tSc.......... 10 oo
Anc,e"t Languages and Mathe,nuties :..... 1900
contingent Expenses, observation-disclosures. sO
Students will be charged from tic time of en-. an
tering until the close of the Session.
Board can be had in respectable families. ,ut
from Eight to Ten Dollars per month.
REV. u. +. MAULDIN,l =:
DANIEL LIGON,
AUSTIN WILLIAMS, s.
DR w, B. MILLWEE, &
W. X. CLEMENT.
Williamson, S. c., Nov. 10, 1856.
,sB lh's is to certify that Mr.. !. Manly
,.as walker was pupil, and afterwards pupil and
assistant as: with mc, in the Thulinn Academy
,s scholarship was highly respectable, his NOR
ais irreprohcl'ablc. all hi, habits and n,;ncnIa.
n"o'c anu incoming tie ger t,c,nan and The (,hr;s
tan. lie has my full confidence az such md
feel certain that he will prove himself nm na;.
c'cnt aud faithful teacher, worthy Of n,tron.ua
not only IN the lower branches, but in the CIasn.
'ea' anu math:maticnl Departments of any
Of all gentlemen. s"'"
Thnlian Academy, Nov. 10, 1856
JAM II. 1857. 80 l.,
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SURVEYING! SURVEYING17

>HE undersigned have entered into co.
l. partnership, for the practice of Surveying
IN this and the adjoining Districts, and would
advertise those i'll need of their services. that
one or both OF them may always be found Mt the
~ Crug store OF Gunncls d Anderson, Laurens
business committed to them. '
ADOIPIIUS ANDERSON.
CHARLES D. LaMOTTE.
would return thanks to my friends for their
patronage heretofore, and beg leave TO Gull their
nt!en.on M 10 the above partnership notice Mr.
and his long experience in surveying and Civil
Engineering will. trust, secure ior tbs firm q
liberal patronage. Wv
A. ANDERSON.
Jan. II, 1857 3s ~,
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Recent 1iction of the Virginia Electors.
The Virginia Electors, at their meeting
to cast the vote for President and Vice Pres
ident Of the United States, are understood
to have conc,rred in the recommendation
OF certain persons to the favors of Mr..
Buchanan. This conduct has been much
commented OH, and Gov. Wise and Senator
Hunter disapprove Of it graveIy. A writer
in the Richmond Enquirer takes the mat.
ter up, and shows that the Pennsylvania
Electors, in 1874, united sin proposing to
Mr.. Polk the distinguished name of James
Buchanan for the office Of Secretary Of
State" The Democratic members Of the
Virginia Legislature united in recommen.
ding Hon. John Y. Mason To n seat in the
Cabinet" The Wing members, in ls4s,
recommended VIM. i. Preston to General
Taylor. The Virginia Electors of 1852
signed at least ten recommendations for
every one signed by tho recent college, and
so it is assumed that the precedent has been
too well established to be the subject of ex-
ception. Though a custom, however, it is
more honored in the breach than the obser-
vance.
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n Great blessing TO tie .iNictel-Dr. MLane,
the inventor of the celebrated Liver Pills, pre-.
pared hy Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pn., used
these pills for several years in his practice be-
fore he could be induced to offer them to the
Public in such mannc: rs 10 make them known
throughout tho country. This learned physi.
clan felt the same repu.nance that all high
minded men Of science feel in entering the lists
against those unscrupulous cmpirics who obtrude
their useless nostrums upon the public, and rely
upon system of putting to sustain them. Con-
vincc'l, however, Of the real value Of the Liver
Pills, and influenced by the plain dictates Of
duty, the Doctor finally authorized Fleming
Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pu., who are now the sole
proprietors, to manufacture and place them be-
fore the public. This great medicine has not
disappointed the expectations of his friends, the
medical fnculty, at whose instance lie was ill.,
duced to puce them before the public in their
present popular form. From every quarter do
We hear the most gratifying accounts of their
wonderful curative cffects-tlfe East aud the
West, the North and the South, nrc nike laden
with tili"gs Of great joy from the afflicted
These wonderful Pills have completely con-
quered TINT great scourge Of America, the Liver
Complaint
eB Purchasers will he cnrefuI 10 usk for DR..
NLG"e's Celebrated Permifug-, manufactured
by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Ver'nifuges IN comparison are worthless. Dr.
MLane's genuine Vern,ifuge, also his celebrated
Liver Pills cnn now 10 had at all respectable
drug stores. None gemmiae without tie signature
Of FLEMING IiiOS.
Sold by WAnnLAw g. LYON. ALl,eville G.. H..
8. c.. and by one Agent III every town in the
South. -
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Hoops az Life Preservers-At tho burning of
the John Jay Oh Lake George, there were no Ia
dies drowned who wore hooped skirts, a. the
skirts filed with air, aud prevented the wearers
from sinking until assistance was afforded, This
il = well-authe enticated fact.
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JOHN F. WALKER, -, >
AUCTION EER, BROKE r.,
GENERAL
COMMISSION & COLLECTION AGENT.
Office No. IL State Street, :
CHARLESTON, s. C.
PARTICULAR attention pnid to the selling
IL or purchasing of REAL. ESTATE and
PERSONAL PROPERTY. Also, Renting Of
Houses, Hiring Of Servants, de-, &C.
Jan. II, 1857. 80 At
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- Sing Siag Prison. a.--This institution. as;t.
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Sugar tn Li6eria-It is said that the culture
of sugar IN Liberia has succeeded Sc well that
they talk about exporting il to the United States
One Of the producers comtemplates supplying
two hundred hhds Of his new crop in a short
TINA. ...--