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PROFESSIONAL GARD.
DIR. ID. s. BENSON.

DIR. d. s. BENSON,
"OULD respectfully announce to his friends
w and the public generally. that he has re.
turned to Abbeville village for the purpose of
resuming the practice of Medicine. Thankful
for past patronage, he trusts by strict atten-
ton to business to merit its continuance
Residence-at the dwelling of Mr.. JOHN A.
WlER.
Office-in the rear of the Store of Messrs.
W1KR dr LYrHaoE
D. s. BENSON, NJ. D.
June 80, 1853. 10 sm
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Seven Likely Negres for Sale.

Seven Likely Negres for Sale.
WILL be sold at Abbeville Court House, on
" the first Monday in August next, be.
tween the hours Of II o'clock a. m, and 6
o'clock p. M. to satisfy two mortgages of Sand.
iford Holmes, in favor Of Gilliland, Howell d
Co., Gilliland, Howell d Co.
Seven Likely Negroes,
Viz: Betsy. shout 40 years of age. and her six
child, en-: Emily, about Is years of age, FANNY.
about IL, Susan. about 9. George, about 7, Eas.
ter. about 5. aud Sam, about years Of age.
Terma, Cash.
r. r.. COCHRAN, Sheriff.
- Agent for Gillilaud, Howell d Co.
July 8, 1868. 1t
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N CID "H @ "e

'NIIE Subscribers having disposed of their
Il entire stock of DRY GOODS in the es-
tablishment known as CHAMBERS & MAR
SHALL. at Abbeville c. H.. S. c., begs leave
to recommend to their friends aud the public
generally their successors. Messrs. JOHN
GRAY JAS. r. ROBERTSON. who will con-
duet the business under the style and title of
GRAY & ROBERTSON
These gentlement are we'll known BY lis as
enterprising and correct business. men, and we
cheertully recommend them to our friends and
patrons as worthy their patronage.
ES Mr.. JOHN GRAY. is our authorized
Agent to settle all accounts due, by or to the
hrm OF CHAMBERS d MARSHALL. aud we
earnestly request those indebted to make early
settlement, MS it is absolutely necessary for us
to close our business at Abbeville Court House
and the adjacent country.
CHAMBERS Il MARSHALL.
Columbia S. c.. Nov. 80, 1857. 81 If
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CAntYLE, Ill, June 20. 1852,
have used Prof o. J. Woods lair Rector.
ative. and have admired it's wonderful effeots
My hair was becoming, as thought. premature
lly gray, but by the use Of his Restorative it
has resumed it's original color and, I#have no
doubt, permanently 40.
g. .BRESSE, ex-senator, U.
Oh WOOD eco, Proprietor, sis Broad
way. NY, lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing
Establishment) and ia Mark ct street, st. Louis
Mo- -.
And sold by all good Druggist.
Jordan McLauohlip, and Branch 4 Allen.
Abbeville andtDue West.
Sill d Ingalla. Columbia.
& March l2 ''5s. 46 ,esw.Iy
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1853, SPRING GOODS, 1858.
CHOICE FAMILY DRY GOODS.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
BROOM s. NORRELL,
"OULD invite attention TO their large and
w elegant Stock Of SPRING AND SUM.
MER GOODS, which they are displaying at
their
One Price Store,
Comprizing everything of the latest and most
elegant Styles in
Ladies Dress Goods, Embroideries,
Lace Mantillas, Talmas,
Shawls,
IOOPSKIRTS of every style manufactured;
HOOP of every kind
DUSLERS, large assortment
IRISH LINENS of our own importation
French, English and American PRINTS,
GlNGHAMS. MUSLINS, CHALLIES !;
BEREGES. DEBEGES, DC, l..
IA IL - "e
All the best makes in the market of
DOmcstics, Housewife G Gods,
Linen Damasks, Sheetings,
F1liOW Linens, and Cot.
tons, Doyles Towel
ings, Dimities,
&C., &C;
Making up one of the hest Stocks of DRY
GOODS ever offered in this market, and en-
oracing. all of those Styles most highly priced
by good housekeepers. and as we are the only
house in the city that invariably adhere to the
One Price System.
We would call particular attention to this
feature of our trade, and ask all to consider it's
advantages; itguarantees to the buyer,
The Lowest Market Prices,
because in forces the seller down to the smallest
sum he can afford to take for his GOODS, and
OF course BARGAINS cannot be expected from
any other mode of doing business.
tE Please notice that we rigidly adhere to
ONE PRlCE-that price we guarantee to be
as low as the lowest and that.we never resort
to the trick of batting. -
April ls, 1868. so I If
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GB- The friends OF Gen. s. MCGOWAN, re-.
spectfhlly announce him for reelection to the
Legislature.
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HtOTSsEssI8sl U.IEpH rrsas

:EAEFERs ssssrsisssi iIEe. .sitsssSS oi tSsst
~ sStfiet ID eyeftt i3nRp afpSxds =
Of BIZ Il; stziss sts<asteS @, 4
md fs6f 10 emp shA SpS5 "a !,
Astlk dus of sas. ~
z :ss tsl Il: $50 5s:
asyage6 ,eses a ;Sa
8 iI3ss2 ~ fsaosAT z.
March s. lSse a. se
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The Clear .starohers Friend

The Clear ,starchers Friend
WTILL give finished and. beautiful gloss to
w Collars. Shirt Bosoms. and, to all linen.
muslin and cotton goods; It will be found an
assistant III whitening clothes. and is warranted
to. o.contain nothing injurioua
: Forsale by
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN.
Druggists and Chemists
;Julys1, 1853 . If
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For the Legislature.

cBr The friends of THOMAS THOMSON,
Esq, respectfully announce him for reelection
to the Legislature.
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AZ "a H%. uD.

1NHE subscriber having purchased the inter.
i. est Of ". w. Waller, would respectfully
sciicit aScoutiuuance of the very liberal pat.
rouage given to the old firm.
He feels deeply the obligation he is under to
the many kind friends who have stood by him
Tor the six years of his manhood, and business
life, through evil as well as good report.
'And while he does not offer to sell goods for
eostprices he knows the motto. Live and let
Llye, andswil conduct business accordingly.
lie Is happy to announce that he still retains
thet.serviceof5 the agreeable and indefatipable
Waller, who will act as chief clerk and agent
in the purchase and sale of goods. He is also
fortunate in holding on to Messrs. Appleton
and White, who will be as industrious. polite
and attentive as ever
WV. PERUVIAN.
Jun. H. 1853. 81 IF
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FRIrSD Woop: Itwas d long Time aftor I
aaw you at Bissfeld before got the bottle Of
your Restorative for which you gave me an
order upon Your agent III Detroit and when I
got it we concluded to try it On Mts. Mann's
hair, as the surest test Of its powder. It. has
done all that you assured ine it would do; and
others of family and friends, having witnessed
its effects, are now using and recommending
its use to others as entitied.to thehiehest con.
alteration YOU claim for it.
Again, very respectfully and truly. yours
SOLOMON MANN.
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sB- We are authorized to announce AU.
GUSTUS LOMAX candidate for the Legisla-
ture. at the ensuing election.
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Just Received
TSAZIN'S New Perfume, KISS. SINE. QUICK
DF Distilled from the wellknown flower Of
Forget,fne. not. unsurpassed in fragrance and
psfmanepcy, for, sale by :.
JORDAN,d NoLAUCHLTN,.'
Druggists and !Chemists
July l, 1853. If
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Graining, Marbling, Paper

Hanging, &c.
His experience and skill in his profession will
enable him to complete all work il, his line at
very moderate prices.
Churches. Halls. Staircase Walla. Mantle Pie
ces DC, finished in INIT alton of Marble. Rooms
Paapered. Paneled with Oak Paper, and varnish
ed in the best style.
He is prepared to paint all old and new
work, and Tin Roofs. outside. Also, inside or
outside Of Rough casted Walls of private or
public buildings in imitation of any color Of
stone, at one third Of the cost usua ly charged,
BY substituting composition of his own which
has been fully tested, and will stand good for
years: Window Sash-s of private and public
buildings glazed at moderate prices.
He will also keep on hand and for sale all
kinds of Mixed Paints in quantities to suit pur-
chasers. And also, great variety of paper
suitable for Bed Rooms. Dining, and Drawing
Rooms. He will paint signs on glass or wood !,
at short notice.
eB Office in the Wooden Bnilding adjoin-
ing the Marshall House.
May ~, 1865 = 8 1y
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eB- The friends Of GEN. w. w. PERRY.
MAN respectfully announce him candidate
for the Legislature at the ensuing election
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.sCNR. REMsEN
TS>prepafed to offer bis large and well So.
l. lected stock Of .Ne.o Styles
HATS md CAPS
for the Fall and Winter Trade; they are made
Of fine material and viii. Sompare with the,
very best articlethat issmannfactured, which
.-:iss5.s..%gt lysa ColdhBia, 6. G.
oets6, 1857 S28 a. t. 5gl
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T H e GOLDEN PRIzE
ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED,

Z he New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE ie
Z l. one, of the largest and best Weekly pa.
Pers of tta day. ARImperial Qpasto contain
ing original matter; and elegantly s las.f tad
every week. < -
4 ezF7tswoR7H FRoM Sd cEvrs 70
$500 90 IN GOLD, WILL BIZ PRESENTED
TO EACH sUBscRLRER: 1MMBDLdTk.
Lg .3axzs REeEzpT OF zAE sbRscRzsmoN
One COPY forone year 500, and Gilt.
One copy for two years $50, and 2 gifts.
One copy for three years 800, and 8 eifis:
One copy for five years 500, and eifts.
- AND TO CLUBS.
Three coPiss one year, ? $50 and sifts.
Tiyee copies one year, 8 90, and g gifts.
Ten copies one year. 1900, and 10 gife.
Twepsy-one copies one year, 5000 and 2Iy eifte.
The articles to be distributsd are conprjsed
in the Following list: sss
!. 2paekages of Gold, containing $500 90 eael,
10 do: DO: g.. d.. %. Dc. 1890 1890 each each
10 Patent Lever Hgstiog 60: a:
: Cased Watches, 93Ss : = 4 IS 100 O0 each
20 % asld. Ssshss s g GO @ .,.s;t. sssh
@ i, s. sela q y..sss: Z s !. g g g
assS sss siss ass Nsss'1 "a. I'D - : =
God Esstsss Ere sseosSs 3 ..ssrDrops' ssasa
Bfssss Rsn df ia sI<sys sRnttots Rinas
s6iss thds Watch Keys. & Geld gands Silver
g6imn a1d i tIstY Of other SstioisS Eoith
5fs1s 90 81 ls sssh
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cY- The friends of DR. J. J. WARDLAW,
would respectfully announce him as Candi-
date for the Legislature at the ensuing elec
ton.
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Tanyard and SIlOeshOD,

lanyard and ShOeshOp.
MIR. ADAM FIERNEUsEL Irregular, faith
Nl ful and successful German Tanner-ln
finish and durability. his heavy and light Leath-
er hallenges competition with the beet to be
found in the Charleston and New York mar
kets &
Meesrss SAMUEL KNOX and JOHN MEY-
Err, Boot and Shoe Makers.
Mr.. Knox is known throughout the District
Mr. Meyer as a fashionable, finished and faith
full,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
for Gentlemen, and Coarse and Dress Shoes for
Ladies' has not his s'superior in New York or
Boston. '~'+
Orders promptly attended to- Prices, will be
known by cards distributed. Z
solicited.
J.SW. JONES'
Calhaun's Mills, April. 1858 so stlm4m :
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To PrOprIctOrs, Architects
and Builders.
JOHN C0RBETT,
Practical House Painter.

WOULD inform the inhabitants of Able.
w vile. and the public generally, that he
has permanently located at Abbevlle c. H.,
for the purpose of pursuing his profession.
From long experience in Europe, and many of
the principal Towns of America, combined
with steady attention to business. he flatters
himself that he will be able to give entire salts
faction to all who wish to have good House
Painting done, and will favor him with their
orders. BE feels himself competent to finish
all
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- MONTGOMERY'S 81
CELEBRATED DOUBLE SCREEN
Rockaway Premium
W "a E A r FAN.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
l. Right for this State, now offers to Plan.
ters these justly celebrated Fans for cleaning
Wheat. This Fan is superior 10 anything Of
the kind now in use. as the number of rre.
miums awarded at different State Fairs will
attest. 1t is simple in it's structure, easily rig.
ged works welE and when out Of order, can be
repaired by any ordinary mechanic. IL is a.
dap:ed to cleaning all kinds Of grain. For fur
thcr particulars see Hand Bill; which will be
furnished any one desiring such.
Cotton Gins and Treshers.
Also constantly on hand supply Of Cotton
Gina. which warrant to be equal to any
made. Also. q lot of Threshers which are so ex.
tensively known that deem it necessary to
eulogise them here.
These Machines are NIL nufactured in this
place. by ekillful workmen, and of the very
best material, and warranted to do what is
said for them. Any orders for either Of The
above Machines, addressed to the subscriber,
or left with my Travelling Agents, will be
promptly attended to. Z
JOHN ENRIGHT
Abbeville c. H., 8. c., May 8. 1853 l-sm
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cB The friends of JAMES N. COCHRAN,
Esq, would respectfully announce him as a
Candidate for the Legislature, at the ensuing
election.
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THg GOLDEN pR1ZN.
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E. THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
- THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
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ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED,l
IlLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
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SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
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The Best Chance to Make From 20 To
so Per Centum
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CT We are authorized to announce COL.
NJ. .. TALMAN,as Candidate for the Legis.
lature at the ensuing election.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-14

CuILLs AND FEyE! CnILLs AND
FEVER! CuILLs AND FEvER!-One of
the greatest remedies that has evcr been
laid before the public, for Fever aud
Ague, and which has received the high
est ecomiums from the press and the
people is DIR. j IIosTETTERs CELE-
GRATED BIrTERs. Who would endure
the fortunes arising from this terrible
disease, when it can be SO easily cured?
Who would endure sirepless nights,
burning G%cvers, and icy chills alternate
ly, when a remedy can be obtained for
n mere trife? And yet how many fam
lilies lingcr out a painful existence I'M
der this deadly blight, and do nothing
but gulp down quinin". until it becomes
as common as their daily meals, and yet
they are not relieved. None but the
foolish and weak Duld hesitate to pro
euro these valus BILE Bitters, and save
themselves intense agony.
For sale by Druggists and dealers
generally, everywhere.
Sent. 30-4t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-14

pg-To THE MILLIoN.-Dr. Mann,
of Gallon, Ohio. has, after years of deep
study and untiring research, succeeded
in presenting to the public an article
superior to any now in use. and indeed
it is truly a wonderful discovery. We
advert to his, Dr.. Mann'S Ag~c Balsnm,
the only remedy that has ever been
found that will efectuaily drive from
the system, without any bad results,
chills, fever and ague. 1t seldom oc-
curs that We notice, under any circum-
stances, patent or proprietary medicines.
restoratives, or any thing Of the kind,
for we have a prejudice against most of
them, but candor coulpels us to invite
attention to the advertisement of this
BdlSam found in another column of this
paper. 1t seems to be a fact admitted
by all classes of individuals that have
tested it, and found immediate reliet
therefrom, to far snrpass anything o.
the kind'ever offered to the public
Try it. Sold by all good druggists.
Sept. 30-4t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-14
THAT E
50 LONG SOUGHT.
= USAD All LAS T.

This remedy, claimed by the medical rroTc~-
sion aid the nlu iii Led iLonsG nds that have
used it and tested ITS f"ondc'Jut %cur0tire pro-
p~erties. to be the greatest discovery in medical
science and nuIuIC Is GUn remedy, Is tie result
Of years o: toll and study. by one OF Ohio's ta-
vonte physicians. i'll orGer TO reduce some
thing tina I would Hctt the wishes of suffering
humanity. and thousands from the irirceIy
palace and hun be cottage can testify TO the
immediate relief found by ITS use. FoI want OF
space we only o-fer a few o! the MANY evidences
NJ line, III. Feb. ~, 1857.
MESSRS. S. X. MANN &c CJ.-GsHES: We
find your Agile BalSIm superior to any remedy
in onr market for the permanent cure of all ma
as worthy that great name it has wherever sold
and us.d. Very Truly Yours,
RICnARvS i THOMAS.
To the sufferers of %c!ills, fever aud ague. !
cheerfulIy submit the follow ing: Having OBJ
served closely the effects OF Dr., Mann's Aguc
BalSam in this vicinity for the past three years.
| am well pleased with its remedial virtues as
an antidots to mGlaria. l have frequently used
it in my practice and with entire satisfaction.
Prom my ultimate knowledge otthis compound,
1 recommend it as safe, PROMPT and eilicient.
n. f. HACkEDOM. ND
Gallon, Ohio, April lst, 1898.
Button, Ind, May 18th 1888.
MESsRS S. X. MANN L Co.-Gcrt~. ilav-
ing sold your Ague Balsam tor the past three
years to scores u persons in this vicinity. and
closely OBJ CRYING is effects. we do not hesitate
in saying. we believe il the best remedy ev T.
sid in Indiana, and VIII eiiectually cure
chills, fever and ague without fail.
Truly Yours.
PHILL.MAN &c KEARNS, druggists.
Lngansport. Ind, Sept IL, 1856.
DIR. MANN Please send me one-half gross
more of your Ague Balsam Immediately. 1t Is
in great demand and may be truly styled the
King OF Fever and Ague.
LYLE, Physician and Druggist.
st. LOUIS, March 1st, 1858.
MESSRS. s. X MANN & CO,-GeRts: We
ba We sold q larOa omouDt of yOur A qua Ra l., m
the ma st three EcoTs' and find hot whcra ; Tn3rn
duced and sold it has no equal in the history of
ague remedies. and from all parts of the west
we hear the same cheering news-it never fai
to cure its patient aid is looked upon in thi.
country as TIE best medicine for chills, fever
and aguc ever in our market.
o J. WOOD & co.
S. X. MANN & CO, Projectors
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by all good Drug,
gists.
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PILLS
PTTRIFV THE BLOOD.

Continued pain or un easiness in any OF gan Is
peherally cured by oDe or mors Goaes Of Bran
dreth's Pills. Thirty yea RS PersonGlc xi erieIte
by the undersigned fully justitythis assertion.
DR.. James LuIl, of POtsdGm, n Y, says--"I
have cured the most deplorabIe costi'tnCso ii
the bowels with Braudreth's pills. Wien CvCIy
other remedy Ia d failed, and the patiCLt Mas
given up to die. Skin diseases OF an III, eteIaie
and painful character, such a cry siPelas, salt
rheum, letter aud summerheat, have seen era
Dictated by their use. have cured t1e rhttma-
tic, the epiIcptic, The paralytic and the Coz
sumptive 18th these ,excellent pills alone"
In iaundice and ELL affections OF the liver.
dyspepsia, dyscntery ana diarrhda: IictrlI!'
structious, scorbutic and serpsNlous, evCEgnuty
and neuralgia afections, lave giv'n wayto tie
Use of this medicine. and now SITTER twenty
years experience.m! estimation oiBr&ndreth's
Pills continues to increase.
OBSTRUCTION.
\ young lady beautiful and healthy, tick
cold. which caused a serious obstruction ior
two Years; her health was broken down and b. =
beauty departed st length BrandrCth's fiiis
were tried: eleven do*SE. OF from two to four.
were taken in fifteen days preceding the usual
period. Regularity was restored, and hcr
health and good looks recovered.
WORMS
Brandreth's Pills arethe bs~t yea mifuge: tLty
! are inlalIiblc 4 little child SIX years old, for
! some weeks was Dropping: It's mother gave ii
one of BrardretI's sugar coated pills; the next
day there came awaF i worm >lXteen inches
long. and c 5 large ~ a child finger chs child
wa$wcll.
P~LEUHISl.
\ gentleman. away from home was taken
I with p!curisy: the Inflammation was terrib!e;
| every breath made him wTithe with aeoHy.
Eight iirandrcth,s Pills were swallowed. aid
warm oil applied ~Ioed1r: rhe pills operattc.
and the pain WAS relicve3: plenty of Cruel was
taken, and six nl'Te pills. nd TIE second Gay
| the patient was cared
These statements should have weight. and
prevent the use of poisonous drugs, ana s:ol the
| sad practice of DlGcdiEg-
Il. BRANDRETH.
Rrandreth's Pills are sold at the Principal
| Office, 2y4 Canal street, Brandreth building. at
20 cents per box; and the sane. sugar coated,
10 cents, warranted to keep as wei! o. the plain
Sep. Is. SO.
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Gardiner, Maine, June 22.1s5i

PROF. o. J. WOOD-Dear SIR: i have used
two bottles of Professor Woods Hair Re>tora-
tive, and can truly say il is the greatest dis
the hair. Before using il | was a mai of sew
cnty. My hair has now attained its origrnc !
cnlO:. Y III can recommend it to this woI III
witIoot the least fear. as my case was ore of
the w;rst kind. Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL n.
o. ]. WOOD & CO, Proprietors. 3I2 Brnnd d.
way. New York Tin the great y Y. Wire Rail-
ing Establishment and flf Market Street. St.
Louis. Mo. And sold BY all good druggists.
Sen O 1S5S
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

NO 80
From among the hundreds of favorable no.
tices, from the most respectable iourna Is OF the
country, of our cheap edition of 'Li~iEg~tcne's
Travels and Explorations in Airicu,' we take
the following:
1T abounds in descriptions of strange and
wonderful scores among a people and in a coun-
try entire Y new TO the civilized world: and al
together we regard it as one Of the n st inter
Gsiirg books issued within the past ye.r."-
Daily Democrat Patterson. y. j.
''It is enphGticaI'y an tGt'oE FOR the rCople
AID, judgiI g from the rapid sale with which It
is meeting. 1t is fully aIT reoiAted by them r
Christian Freeman Bo ION
The book is having 4 great run, and W II b.
read by every reading man. woman aud child.
IN this as well as other L .-Asht"bI,
(OhiO) 7. legraph.
"T,.e woik is Smelly illustrated. well printed,
and firmly bound. thus answering in every res
pect the demand for a puVularnnd cheap edition
of the Journeys and Researches in South fri
ca Those OF our readers who would have "a
delightful book FOR reading at any hOur. will
not be disappointed in this wurk."-U. S.
Journal.
with truth we c n say. hat seldo II is pre-
scented TO tac reading public a work containing
such 4 vast amount OF solid instruction as the
one III que >t:ou The vo ume Is hand: omely IL
Illustrated. and presents that unique appearance
of exterior for WHICH Mr. Bradicy's publications
are noted."-Fam ly Magazine.
THIS intcre ting work should be in the haLds
Of every one. Its Interesting pages of adren-
lures are full of Instruction and
Ten thousand copi.S. ii is stated, have been
sold in one mouth American.
DIR. Liv;ngstone'S Travels and Researches
in South Africa appear t. great advantage in
this edition, which Is undoubtedly the edition
most acceptable to the reader who reads for
practical instruction. aud anu ScmcLt.''- S.tur-
day Post.
'.Tae edition of DR.. Livingstone's Travels,
published by }. W. Bradley, is jus: what it pur-
20 Is te b.. Like all Mr.. Brudicy's pub!ica-
tons, it is excellcntly gotten W "-TiOgl Agi-
tatur, Pa
W can recommend the edition ef DR.. Liv-
tngssone-s Travels. published by Bradley, Of
Philadelphia. as every Way worthy IF publ c
patronage. Its excellence and it, cheLpnesS
recommend it over all otheIs."-Fr NIX Leslie's
Magazine.