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speaker, "the saddeat I have attended
for many years"
"That of Edmonson ~
"Yes."
s'How did he die!"
"Poor-poor as poverty-his life was
one long struggle with the world, and at
every disadvantage. Fortune Knocked
him all tho while with golden promises
that were destined never to know fulfill
ment."
''Yet be was patient and enduring"
remarked ono of the company.
"Patient as a notwithstanding as
q martyr" was answered. "Toor man.
He was worthy Of better fsto. He
ought to have succeeded, for ha deserved
success"
ffDid he not succeed I" questioned the
one who had spoken of his perseverance,
and endurance.
"No, sir. He Died poor as I have just
said. Nothing that he put his hand to
ever succeeded. A strange fatality soem-
ed to attend every enterprise"
81 was with him in his last momxnts,r
said the other, sand l thought that no
died rich.
"No; he has loft nothing behind himr
was the answer. The heirs will have no
concern as to the administration of the
estate"
'.He left good namo,' said ono "and
that is something
Sand legacy of deeds that were done
in tho name of humanity remarked an
other. M
"And precions examples" said third
''Lossons of patience in sutferings of
hope in adversely of heavenly confidence
when no light fell upon his bewildering
path" was tho testimony of another.
"And high truths, manly courage ho-
roic fortitudc,'
s'TheR hs died rich" was tho emphat-
ic declaration. seRicher than the million
aire who went to his long home tho samo
day, miserable panper in all bat gold.
a sad funeral, did you say! No, my
friend. it was rather trium phal process
ion. No the burial of human clod,
but the ceremony attenant on the transla-
ton ofan angel. Did not succeed! Why
his whole life was a series of successes.
In every conflict he came off the victor.
and now the victor's crown is on bis brow.
Any grasptng, soulless, selfish man, with
a share of brains, may gather in money,
and learn the art of keeping it; but not
ono in hundred can bravcly conquer in
the battle of life as Edmonson has con-
quered, and stepped forth from the ranks
of mon, CHRISTIAN hero. No, no; he
did not die poor, but rich-rieh in brotL-
erly love, and rich in celestial affections.
: nd his heils have an interest in the adj
ministration of his estate. A large prop
erty has been lelt, and let them sec to it
that they do not loso precious things by
false estimates and ignorant depreeia-
TONS" a uas
"You have new way Of estimating
the wealth of man." said Il ono who
had at first expressed bis sympathy for
the deceased. Ae
els it not ihe way" was answered.
"rhere are higher things to gam in
this world than wealth that perishes.--
Riches Of priceless value over reward the
true merchant who trades for wisdom,
buying it with tho silver of truth, aud
the gold ofloye. He dies rich, who can
take his treasure with him to the new
land where lie is to abide forever, and he
who leaves behind all on which he has
placed his affections, dies peor indeed
Our friend Edmonson died richer than a
Girard or an Aston; his monument is
built ofgood deeds and noble examples.
It will abide forever"
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In village school, recently, when the
scholars were paraing, the word ''waif'
occurred in the sentence The youngest
who was up--a bright-eyed little follow
over the word for few min
utes, and then, as bright idea struck
him, he burst out with, / can coniEgate
it. Positive, waif; comparative, wafer !;
saperlatiye, sealing wax."
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LOVE.

Lows is celestial harmony
oflkely hearts, composed of stars consent,
Which join together in sweet sympathy > HfaV
To work each others isy and true content, 8
Which they have harbored since their first de-
scent,
Out of their heavenly bowers. where they did
see - .w.N
And know each other here beloved TO be.
-.spescer's Hmm in honor Of Bea'ay.
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WORK AND REST.

What have I yet to do!
Day weareth on 70 -aasF
Flowers, that, opening new,
Smiled through the mornings dew,
Droqp in the sun.
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THE voICELEss.

We count the broken Tyres that rest
Where the sweet-wailing singers slumber
But DER their silent sisters breast
The wild flowers who viii stoop to number?
A few can touch the magic string,
And noisy fame is proud to win them; -.
Alas Tor those that never sing,
But die with all their music in them IA
Nay, grieve not for the dead alone,
Whose song has told their hearts sad story
weep for the voiceless who have known
The cross, without the crown of glory !
Not where Leucadian breezes sweep
Ger Sapphos memory -hauntcd billow,
But where the glistening night-dews weep
On nameless sorrows churchyard- pillow.
o. hearts that break and give no sign,
Save Whitening lips and fading tresses,
III death pours out his cordial wine, -.,
Slow droTpe from Misery's crushing press
es sas eE5at-s'a ra1T a eer7 .eF Ts
If singing breath or echoing chord
Ts every hidden pang were given,
has endless melodies Were poured, - IL "a
As sad as earth as sweet as heaven!
q. w. Holmes. SKA sss5 sa. sl..E aarl
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Day weareth on, -a@F,t
Flowers, that, opening new,
Smiled through the mornings dew,
DroQp in the sun.
Meath the moons scorching glarc
Painting | sau9; 7+
Still is the sultry :rr.- ztrs rsssr EN-
Silcntness everywhere .-.... -.
Through the hot land.
Yet must labor still, 17uU 81 3ozs
All the day through
Striving with earnest will,
Patient my place to fill.
Myswolk TODD. -E .a7s- sir
Long though my task may be,
Cometh the end.
God ,tis that helpeth me, oa Aea SEQ
His is the work, and He .tsa.rs 81, 81.
New strength will lend.
He viii direct my feet, '-' ~ i- -l-'
So Strengthen my hand, aoa Bus faaeast
Give me my portion meet;;-r sai ri
Firm in His promise sweet
Trusting III stand.
S-eIoss q 70 eaEei alsz-H iaE g.
Up, then, to work again!
s Gods word is given aaTATEg
That none shall sow in vain, aH ~
Bat find his ripened grain
Garnercd in. Heaven. vg-r
80 74.- sc, ,sa5ai l8emmt eI3f IL
Longer the shadows fall .rH2
Night cometh on;
Low voices softly call, p a7arS q ~ E
"Come here is rest for all
Labor is done" gve..l
Monthly.
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DIED POOR
BY T. s ARTHUR.

at was sad funeral to rao," said the
speaker, "the ssddest | have attended
for ,,,o,,, ,a~s.Y
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1T is ISaPR0Y0KIkG.

Ool 10 mink, after creditlng customers for
-. ora years. aud you demand yo ur money,
that some of them should threaten to plead in.
fancy, others to take advantage of the night and
run away, and not pay for sren the trouble yom
had IN Keeping clothes on them. und Others To
live right here in town, and puff cigar smoke, and
blow their: sinking whiskey breatfs in your face
when the money. That bought that whiskcy and
those cigars, oughtto lisye been paid to some
merchant Y! who lstihem have clothes and other
indispetlsabl articles, md who thought they had
enough OF gentlemany principle Ito pay On hon
est debt and then after all tho trouble, besides
the expense. 10 loseth debit say lis prouoki,g
All the persons, who got credit of NO. didu.tget it
because they were worth the amount of their in.
debtedness, hut because thought they were hon
est and had tel nuch respect for their feelings
y iI3have list Of those who have been imposing
IN this way upon uns,ispect;ng merchants and
one will take the responsibility giving them
aa,;Newspapcr notoricty, fthcy don't pay me what
they, owe ,me-a trtling set of scoumdrcls; they
shan.t buyanything else on credit, if l can help
1T = think as much of n man who would steal, MS
one ho would get goods under such false prcten-
ces. So those to whom aIluIc,--I SEQ some of
them or times day-had better call and settle
soon, with y J.JI LYONS
March 4, 5S 45 ,f
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GREAT INDUCE MENT.
New &oods!!
Low PRICEsl-. y,
M. ST. r AU s s, ssrs,
coke esburv. -. CSs

allICH PRINTED .JACO NETS, Il A WsN,s.
sAG lORGANDIEs;, GRAPE. AND1BAIeE4E Il
ROBES, in every style. =. - 4. =
CHALLY, .colored M UsLINss and. SILKS
Bown and bleaehed sHIRfiNGs, atf9a ysry "a "
ERLNfss ! { isst q col selor S V gsssssnte,i. q a .ags
',ssEMBROIDERfES,.H HAN DIX Err CHIEFS, ~ 4
yt,s-g LAcEs, " HITE Ct ooDs;sHQ y
ssssSs1.s e IS; sIERY Y1ND.GLDyEs, y. - - Z, y
spEing Mantillas and shaWls;S q. g
HOOPsEKIRTSAexten 5variely - 4 =
LINEN, MarseilIe, Farmer Satin; Efila &c J.,
Bonnets, Hats and HpQdsy
Lbe:best assortment ever offered, and the very
latest style. Also, RIBBONS, and FLOWERS
tpsorrespond. :.
Ready Made Clothing,
;s-, @AIl styles and qualities =,
RaEaCy A,rt icles,s,
PEREUMERY, BRUSHES, PO OlaEEMCl lNIES
- ~ 3. FANS, DC. II r.t.sr
Gators, Slippers; Boots MSNpea,
= artides Yhleh z can: arrapt, and all sisak
Il, ~ "a ftall asssesthent Of ~
Crock kerry; Hard wars;s Stat ticnery,
N .,s iiDe iies, 40, gS.s I az, & !,
$ { D
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The State Of South Carolina,

The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEYILLE DISTRICT,
In Equity,
John White,
Vs.
r. II. Wardlaw, Ex's
IT APPEARING to my satisfaction that Rcl,.
IL ard B. Fulton, one Of the Defendants in this
case, resides beyond tho limits of this State, on
motion of Perrin & Coihran, Con,plainant's Soc.
itors, Ordered that the said Richard B. Fulton,
do appear and plead, answer or demut to the
said Bill Of Complaint, within three months from
the publication hereof, or the same will be taken
pro conJcsso against him.
WIN. H. PARKER, aE.A.D. !.
Commissioner Office, -
March 10, 1851 Al Sm
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October |, 1857.
HOTEL, LIVERY AND SALE
EFT ART,EYS

sSp IL <A-a A-aA-E&%s
EI;if TnE undersigned, having rented e>
.l!.l the Stables formerly kept by J.[EN
M. Davis upon Washington street, would hereby
notify the travelling public that at large outlay
he has fitted up and rcarranged them for the
purpose of accommodating any and all who may
feel disposed to ratronizc him.
iIo would also say that his Stables will always
bc provided with experienced Ostlers, and an
abundant supply Of provender.
He would say that in connection with his sta
b"s, he has also rented the Hotel occupied lust
year by Johnson Ramey, and ia prepared to ac-
commodatc both permanent and transient board
cry.
Having had long experience in the Hotel and
Stable business, he ilntters himself that his un-
firing efforts i'll his line will not fail to please his
patrons.
His Stables are well supplied with Hacks, Car.
riaGes, Bug-ics and Horses, To hirc.
lie hopes by strict attention to business to
merit and receive IL share Of public patronage
+. s. RUTI.EDGE
Abhevi'le C. H., S. c., Feb. 10, 1858. If
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GOODS TO SUIT THE TIMES.

RLACK and Fancy Silks. French Muslns,
H1 French Mrinos, (evrry coor) Solid and
Fancy, DeIains. Linsoy's Striped Osnaburss
HIca Il Bros Homespuns, Miss Georgia and
Kentucky Kerscs. Bed and Negro Blankets,
{evory price,) from 81 25 to So 90 per pair
Also
Bonncts, Flats and Hats. Caps and Hoods &c,
sc, Clothing from Heaviest Overcoat to smallest
Sacks, Vests and Pants from 80 OTIS. to $40 each
would just say that rs the ''indcfatigablo
clothing man" has retired from business, can
sell Clothing or any thing elso as low as any
man who sells at profit.
have. also. the aganoy for Dixon's Spiral
Meat Cutters and Sausage Suffers fow of
which have now on hand.
Hardware. Crockery, Tin and Wood ware a.
ways on hand. Call and see me at LowndesvilIe
.. y. j. L. BARNES.
Oct. 22-57 81 tf
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! HEADQUARTERS.
EEGnTu REGIMENT, S. G. NJ,
, = thI,,.I ont ,oen

~. EEsIfu REclMEsr, s. c. MI
- March s0,h, 1858.
'. SHE: lower and npers Battalion comprising
the EIGHTH. REQ IMBRT3 Of j. C. M
W.llsaPpear for .Drilland Review, at their respse
t'yc pa5a!e grounds s4m % follows; ~,
1heS lLoRerlS talon yht Bisdley'stOld Field
sa!inrdays nth APRIL next. -. ''''' ~
The Upper Battlion. as McCaws Old Field
on Saturday. Path ApRlLnext. -" y
The. C9nihiiss ion ed laid non Commissioner
Officers attend at each place ite1dsy nrc.
,yiopss for drill and instruction., : !. =
$ Captains s@cpn,nand.ng g h Beat Companies. will
order ont he,pioneerssiH their commsnda
All Staff OhcerSs are 3required 10 be in full
"niforn = 1ss< s.. ~, g.. !. : g &
Mai Mi R9gsrsahd Cunningham will please
50 8sBy. Order of ssass
s. COLI Il, HsHARRER:
J. G.sNIli. .soHs Adpitant. ,s-tss, ...s,,s,
m ss,fsSi;:sss sss 4ssss.5 o. g.
.ssTf. u s3 s ~ ass q
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State of South Carolina.

State OF South Carolina,
liBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Abraham Duke and Har-
ret, his wife, Bill for Spoc;fc
Elijah Cannon, r. II.
Palmer. and others,
HT appearing to my satisfaction, that Elijah
& Cannon, Carter Cannon. Margaret March,
hunks, iorMcrly Cannon, James Cannon. Judy
hrmirick, formerly Cannon and the children of
IilIam Cannon, deed, (whose number and
names are naknown) Defendants in the ahov.
stated casc' reside beyond the limits of this State.
IN ui"t'"n OF Perrin " Cothrau, Complainants'
solicitors, ordered that the said Defendants do
appear and answer, plead or ,!e,nnr To sai, Bill
OF complaint, within three months from the pub
ncatlon hereof, or the same will bo taken Dro con-
Jesso against THEN.
WM. II. PARKER, cE.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
March 10, 1858 II DIN
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Copartnership Notice.

HAVE this day associated with me in bus.
IL mess MR. G. F. QUAIFE,, TO take effect
from August 1st 1857, extending to August Ist,
1850. The style Of the firm in future will be
MOORE -& QUAIFE. 4, ~. - ~ :; 20
. ~ - 25-e .aa,.ssW. G. MOORE.
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The State of South Carolina,

= LDDE IIIIj DISIRICT,
In Equity.
Renickcr & Glover, Bill for an account
G., 49,
N. J.. Davis Wm NJ So,o , Marshalling assets
and others. &c.
Il appearing to the Court, that VIM. d. Sale,
l. one of the DEPENDENTS in this case, resides from
and beyond the limits of the St;,tc-on motion of
Wilson, Lomax and IIndden, Complanant's Solic-
it"s, ordered, that the said defendant do appear,
and answer, plead. or demur to the Complain
ants Bill of Compliant within three months after
publication hereof ofotherwisc the same Bill will
be taken pro confSs&o against him.
w. ][. PARKER, cEAp.
Commissioners Office,
March ., 1853. { As 3m.
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The State Of South Carolina.
dBBEIILLE DLSIRIC'1,
In Equity.

,.ms, e. #:,,.... .'."' Bill for Partition. &C.
happening to my satisfaction, that James r..
Robinson, one of the ,lcfcndan!s in this case, re.
sides beyond the limits OF this State. On motion
Of Perrin Il Colhran it is ordered, that the said
James +. Robinson do plead answer or tcmur to
Complainant. Bill Of Complaint, within three
from the publication hereof, the same will be
taken pro confesso against him.
w. III. PARKER, c.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Mnrch ., 1858 IS SIM.
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BLACKSMIT HING

wanting done, will he attended TO with prompt
'Hess and dispatch. For the information "f his
'imn,e,lints nrighbnrs aul friends he would state
that he keeps constantly On hand n g",tl stock
-of 'Lumber aud Trnu,'ngs for Un,l-rtakcrs
work, and will furnish i'"iins, if ncci'd, upon
reasonable terms. Give M. order fellow cit
.zcns,ssnd you shall h. faithfully served.
THOMAS NcALI.lSrER.
.AtlHress Bordeaux l.. O., Abhcviiic Dist. :. G..
AplihS 8, 1858. So 3m
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF
i3l;EE GA q SIS T HAIR
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE CREATE ST AGE.

a ND who that is gray would not have il re-
IA stored to former color; or bald but would
have the growth restored, or tuubled with dan.
druif and itching but would have it removed, or
troubled with scr"f'i!a. scad head, or other erp-
tions bnt would be cured or with sick her,luche
(ncuralEIn) but would he cured. 1t will also re-
move all pimples from the face aud skin. Prof.
Woods Hair restorative will do all this, see cir
cuIar and the following:
ANN ARaor, November 5, 1856.
PRoF. o. J. Woon-Dcar Sir: have heard
much said Of the wonderful effects of your Hair
Restorative, but having bJen so often cheated by
quackery and quack nostrunis hair dyes, &c, /
was disposed To place your Restorative in the
same category with the thousand and one loudly
trumpeted quack remedies, until met you in
Lawrence county some months since, when you
gave me sncl assurance rs induced The trial of
your Restorative in my f,miIy-6rst by my good
wife, whose hair had become very thin aud en.
tirely white, ond before exhaustins one of your
large bottles, her hair was restored nearly to its
original beautiful brown color, and had thickcned
and had become beautiful and glossy upon, and
entirely over the head; she continues to ,lse it,
not simply because ofits Identifying effects upon
tho hair, but because Of its healthfu influence
upon the head and mind. Others of my family
and friends are using your Restorative, with the
hnppest effects; therefore, my skcpticism and
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oily and confdenIially recommend its use by all
who would have their hair restored from white or
gray (by reason of sickness or age to original col
or and beauty, and by all ly0ungpersons who would
have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours.
SOLOMON MANN.
FRIEND WooD: It was a long time after saw
you at BIissfeld before got the bottle of your
Restorative for which you gave mo an order up
OIL your agent in Detroit and when gotit we
concluded TO try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, as the
snrest test ofits power, 1t has done all that you
assured mo it wonld do |; and others of my family
and friends, having witnessed it's effects, are now
using aud recommending its use to others las en-
titled TO the highest consideration you claim for
it, ~; a-Ls' = - sak r.ssas - 'f1*f5
.'e'.7'Y SOLOMON sikNN,
CARLYLE, ILL., June 90, 1852.
have used Prof O. y. Woods Hair Restora.
tive. and have admired its wonderful effecla Ny
hair was becoming, as / Thought prematnrely,
gray, bnt by the use OF his Il has re-.
snned its original color, and; II have no doubt,
pernanently so..s
& ( s 81 t'sS' s. BRESsE, .eS. Senator, 70. Isl.
o.ssJ woo Oh &c CO 'slls 4, Bfoad;
and ~ ~ Sss,
MO ss5 zsS "a ss lsses
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SINGER,Ss.s.. -,
S E.W ING M ACHIlNE;S.

N an the Leading branches of manufacturing
- INDUSTRY the great tpractical superiority of
c"hsef . sewing Machines is n fact established
beyond dispute. No tailor shoe manufacturer,
c!"th'er, sean,stress, dress maker, saddler car
''"Se thinner, hat manufacturer, DC, &C., can
afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars q Year
Is only n fair averag. of the actual profit from
the use Of each one of these Machines, and, for
continuation -of this truth, we refer to any one
I'll The thousands of persons who Use them They
are adapted to every sort Of work, fine or coarse
upon silk. cotton, linen and woolen fabrics, also
l'ght and heavy leather. They never fail to give
entire satisfaction. x
To meet the growing demand for n smaller and
more elegant machine for private household pur-
poses we have just produced, and are ready to re-
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Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
y, men is the. most compact and beautiful Sewing
Mnchine eversconstructed 1t is ornamental in
inc highest style Of arr, and all who zoe il are
u"'iIhted with IL 1t makes the improved inter-
'"cke" s''tch, 'nd Is capable Of doing n greater
variety OF work in better style than any other
Sewing Machine ever offered Tor family yur,
poses f
lri"" of Family Machine with iron table com.
Petc for use; 90 The larger standard ma.
;n'nrS from SIPS to 5000. Send for'I NJ Singer
" Co.'s Gazette, beautiful pictorial paper, de-
voted I" Sewing Machines and containing list of
prices and nlI other ,information on the snbicct
1t wlibe forwarded gratis -.
,, NE, J.&TAYLOR, Agent
tor Abbev'i'e District, and adjoining territory
-, Principal Office, 45s Broadway, N. Y. Charles
ton Office, 324 King Street :,
n: B.-As Agent for the above Machine. |
wonid here state that. have had one of the no.
- MACHINES in operation for eight months, and
that = has performed work, from fine shirt col
lars T." heavy lealller in Cnrringe Trimming, far
beyond my expectation. l would no, be without
~ ana spall pc pleased TO send samples OF the
work u" any one WHO may wish to see them
Als" to receive orders foE Machines and to give
all instructions in working Them.
i. J. TAYLOR.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

IS. GIVEN that Mr.. Waller has just returned
l. from thssmarkets, he having purchased com
spring and Summer Goods,
OF the latest faslrons and most approved Sty,es.
which are now ready for sale and inspectioa.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary 10 Gunner
ntr articles, but would say in general TERMS that
MS Stock Is as good as usual and hrs been se-
'eeted win great care and taste, ard lie feels
confident that he Icant please those who NAV
l"v"r him with patronage or inspection. lie
wo'l'd, lhereiore,S respectfully invite general
Inspection, and hopes to meet with continued
W. w. PERRYAIAN.
Greenwood, March 25, 1859 40 ct
e L. S-A general Stock of.Fanlily Groceries
on hand, which will besold at market prices, for
Cash, or Cns,'Notes. ,a4.gytP zsS WV p
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To the Farmers Of sAbbeyille1.

10 the Farmers Of Abbeville :,
DiSt1iCt. ta Z ss'tSsssas
:" E have proctred The DisYfri II aRiohloe
~ the HARRIS. sUgsO sOngPLoTGGIH H..r
SVs %s think !. .aS ss pSagn 6
seen at. GfaenWood Depot. at3w6fkf IAN tif1es,
We will be Pleased to hav5 IL SexSdSffed NJ
every Farmer, for tire simple re6s0n ihdt StiSss
more !. 81 known the Better 'ilwifi bel liiksds,s 4
,... ,e.1. - e PAWS AVIS 4 BOOzER Il i
IT yupe 4, iShI ;stfss' So
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NEW FIRM.
JORDAN g. M'LAUGHIIN,
a, Chemists,
Abbeville G.. H., s. c.,

DEI1SSIsts Go Sho1niatS,
Abbeville G. H., 8. G.
EH AVING formed n Copurtnership for the
M .. purpose of carrying on the DRUG BUS.
in ESS we beg leave to inform the citizens of
Abbevillc and the surrounding country, that we
have on hand large and well selected Stock of
Drugs and Medicines,
TO which we invite their attention.
One of the firm having had long experience
in the busincss.'we feel confident that we can
give general satisfaction; and having made ar
rangmcnts in New York for the purchase of our
Goods, we can sell good terms as thew can
he bought either in Charleston or Columbia.-
Our stock will always be complete, and all ar
ticles warranted genuine. Physicians will do
well to give lis n call before purchasing else.
where, as we, can offer them strong Inducements
Our Stock will consist in part of all Medicines
used by -
Farmers and Physicians,
Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Fine Perfumes
rcs, Lubins Extracts for the Handkerchief. Sur.
gical Instruments, Cutlery.
Fresh Garden Seeds,
New supply and great varieties, and many other
articles too numerous 10 mention,
a continuance ofsthe patronage heretofore 90
literally bestowed on the house, is respectfully
I'D. ;As JORDAN, MD,
D. MAAUCHLIN.
Feb. 12. 1853 70 ~: "a If ..