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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

Se1svT1vESESs.-Sensit a quality in
separable from fine, sympathetic nature, is
yet dangerous gin. With many It is great
source Of unhapPiness, sowing thOrns between
' them and their friends, imagining Sights, and
diligently rubbing every wounded place with
netiles To approach such people, is like
tfeading upon eggs. Every word must be
guarded, and it Is almost as dangerous to be
ssnsitiveness, which can only DO corrected by
habits Of selEreliance and charity, and by q
healthy occupation Of the mind.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
Fans HOT Ell ,
SACRRANIENTO.

VTIIE subscriber having taken this well known Hotel Is
Drcparrd his friends, and sOrits share Of
the public patronage which has heretofore been so LIBERAL
~ bestowed on the Orleans Hotel.
Ills Table de IIOte will he furnished with the RESr and
EARLIEST the market affords, and will be under the
peryisiOn Of an experienced caterer.
Board at the reduced price OF
EIGHT DOLLARS PER WEEK.
The Lodging apartments furnished with the Best Of
Beds and Bedding.
Families can be accommodated with suits Of choice
Rooms, at reduced prices.
The BAR will be supplied with choice Liquors and the
best attention. ~
Attached to the Hotel Is BILLIARD SALOON supplied
with seven Billiard Tables, In perfect order.
The Hotel Ia open dRy aud night.
The principal Sage Office IL located In this Hotel and
Stages leave 1t daily for Gll parts Of the State.
JOSEPH sc VIRGO
Sacramento, June 10Th, lS5S.-llAu
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
Caution to the Public.

London Cordial Ga,
Cub NOWAe Ga,
S,h~iiI,a Schn0ppa,
4kedtcdted SchNIpps
Royal ScAHdPpa,
dc, DC, dc.
Under the above and similar titles the Of
this city battling large quantities Of adulterMte
woesom tFAah costing but little which they hope 10
realize large prOAts ny selling In California.
Avoid all compounds. Some sklOlly prepared Us
to pass fur good Lqucr except with the best judges
you would he safe use only the long established
genuine WOU0S ArOmItto tS,heiddm !SchndDpa.
UDOLPllO WOLFE, sole Importer,
[99-6ml % Beaver street, New York.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
Neiuhbor r had . social party at hi,

NeighbOF = had Social party at MS
house . few evenings since, and the "dear
boy" Charles. . Ave year old colt, was favored
with permission to be seen in the parlOr.-
"PA" is somewhat proud Of his boy, and
Charles was, Of course, elabOrately gotten up
for % great an occasion. Among other extras,
the little fellows hair was treated to liberal
supply Of eau de cologne, to his huge gratiti-
cation. AS he entered the parlor and made
his bow to the ladies and gentlemen, he said,
pEoudly-" LOOkee here, if any Of you smells
Z smell, that's mo! The effect was decided,
anf Charles, having thus delivered an illustra-
dive essay on human vanity, was the hero Of
he evening.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

A grand jury down south ignored bill
against negro for stealing chickens, and be-
fore discharging him from custody, the judge
bade him stand up and 6e repriTandcd; he
concluded as follows: You may go now,
John, but Shaking his finger at him) let me
with delight besming in his eyes and ', With tn
~, replied, al wouldn't have been here dis
time. Judge, only de constable he fotch me-"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
Administrator Notice.

H. persons hANnE clain,s. dLs. or d, mands ssShSl
= tle rsiAie 81 NAL1kE ". MY NuLL AryvnsSA.
are h'T'IJ hottie Il I" 'Ala them vnh TIE nxcrssaTy
'n" hers T." t,e uHltr,Eutd ASAis sSai -. the las
oh'r q. W " IITu"n,lh. Es. IN "D"rr " blak," Ma,S
street Pinc'TNle. ~ D0TaLs VOSny CaUsauls within TIN
mouths from AMI after IhS VI II. Da,irs or such
claims drbis snd drnAGaO ell ~ tsssVvr haired hy Law
ChA%. y. AELOT. rsAHc AlMnIsirsof
and Administrator 81 the ESTATE - GII,c w. EryuOl
LrctAStd.
fia, rrNiil", prC.n,hF IIth, I~Ss-sv
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
NoT1cTro PRESCRIPTIONS cIAiv1x-,

Every peTsON entitled to the right Of pre- empIOn 10
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of lounsLr
above enumerated ls required estabh Ie aamx n X
satisfaction Of register and receiver Of the prop~r sSA
nee, and make payment there fOF sem 40 pSsc,IrS
amer seeing this DOtcr and before the day appointed S
The commencement OF the public sale Of Inc Il - rri
cling the tract claimed Otherwise such claim iii be H.,
frit,d. Jos g. WIIqON
August 1-26W
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

Old Mrs. Darnlee Is pattern Of household
economy. She says she has made pair Of
socks last fifteen years, by only knitting new
feet to them every winter, and new legs to
them every other winter.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
ShenMNA SnlN.

10y NIr'Ns " "rdtT ~ ssue out II the CIeFk's
ID uc' ~ thr Il"n. DIss~a N0AE1 VI The 18th Judi.
cal Instinct, ~ aud fer II bnEadS rSMmiI on Judg-
m'hi rLdsitd a. tAs lSAh ia. u Amvu l. 4. u. lass,
III favor 81 l-sAC LI-nAn, administrator Il NJ. Li-nan
deceased, and against lTShs HalagVT, 1Lu IsIu~ T..
dTrd and Tort! aud 70 lO0 asiAII with interest
thereon at The ten rr ssnt. pr from the
'"h ia! 81 A"s"rt " lslr, tuyrihrT Nth the Suua
"f 'IgL i've aud e. 10 1.ES. ss,.. u, .ujt and ae.
rTn.hy 'V.is have Isvs~a nn anal III Apo-e To Fab
he SAX at the ds->z It the Court o,pg, in the City Of
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

aid whcre was thV man stabbed, sirI"
vSAlA On axciled IFishmah b physician. "IIe
lwss stlhHSa ebOut An inch and a-half to the
Lee e ~ medium line, and about IN inch
shove umbllicnA" was the reply. "Indads!
thogns Itw.I G s;S. snS court house. re-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

Lever, IN one Of his stories, tells Of dash
inR individual who boiled his hams in sherry
Wine. whsreat On honest Hibernian exclaimed
e Wish' I was pig. them times, myself"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

MWhoae pigs are thOss, my ladl" "Why.
49, t'cne - hat there big COW" But
- 10 & thsir qaStsrf" .Why, the little
Sun Ii, Hes . grand :un-to Gghta
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

NFalSAarEuon In New York. the following
, nsli6s . postsd:--No swearing, and no reIl'
esdho Aoeaslions allowed heFeI"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

Us A southern paper thinks the neutrality Of
efhs Atlantic cable, which has been 30 loudly
sieAod. Tor. has been fully established. II
-EsitAf'a word to say on either side.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

ny HELEN L. PARMERLER.


NJ HELEN L. PARMERLgR.
The cloud has burst, the storm has come,
And swept my house, but not my home;
Silver and gold, and rank and pride,
smile 70 zee them swell the tide
Ny stpsds are In anOther's stalls,
NJ marbles grace anOther'S hills,
Ny picture grma, ~ rich and rare,
Have LEFT my walls all cold and bare.
What care I for the empty room?
leave il 20 its chill aud ElOOin
NY household gods were never made
To live IN sunShine-die IN shade.
pass along the crowded street,
Nep turn aside who used ~ greet;
What care far their altered mien?
am what have ever been
A man, if not millionaire
A breatheF Ut the selEaame air,
A dwellsr on the selEsame sod,
A creature Of the selfsame God!
Turn with mo down this narrow street,
No lOFdly manson here we greet;
Yet proudly ding back my dOOr,
bankrupt In wealth, am NOT poor?
For here are household treasures three;
Comes abe tD greet who Yesterday
Could ding tie gold like dust away.
Her brOidered r.Ibes, her diamonds rare,
Tho setting, not the jewel, were;
A new COrnelia, but 10 me
SHE u the gem Of oil the three.
From the sweet shelter Of her breast
Ny babe springs forth tn be cAressed; ~
Ny EIir-halred girl leans quietly
With timid clasp against my knee.
Well may smile at scattered wealth
Contentment, love, and hope and health
Are store enough TO bless one hearth
With all the real wealth Of earth.
And better than this home Of love,
We seek aurer rest above;
Where ahelt'ring wings arOund us cast
Shall hide US from the stormy blast.
And what if one should press before,
And enter ut the open dOOr;
We will but trim Our lamps anew,
And wait tn meet the bridegroom too!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15

A. d. lSIA a. 10 Or-A, A.. NJ. all the right tIIle, In
r At asd slau III Bic pAi drIrHassISS ~ either Of them
had IN the I'D dR! Oi Ott"lT d. I55 ~ at ANY, time
iI*:rah'T ~ and tO the GON Itg described noTtSa
Pt"rII!, "Mi: Onc certain River MImnR Cainl, ait
""rd naI the nsouth 81 Ladies Cauun, In II dorado
county nd four hundred !aIds b~lUM e IOu II Cry
lAye, and AD"~u ~ the BUchAnas Mining a In, to-
xrIhrI WIN nnune hcrlS, panp, SOs, ASd ArpaTtsS
interest, both at a~ and IN ~iIy bClOuEiuy tasreIo
"a'd drfrndants, together Gith the imp.Os ssenIS
thereon.
+. BOCARDCS,
sheriff Of III Dorndo Co., Cal
By l.. Il. HUrKINs, IDrPuiy SksrtG.
Sht rim Ohce, flAeeTNIr, Jan g. A. D. use. lt9lSl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
HAVANA CIGARS.

HAVANA CIGARS.
flHOICtxT brands Of Genuine Havana Cigars, Just re
~ Ceved In large Q0aAtilleS and faS Sale AZ small ed
Vance on Importers prices. " F
D, ,NEWBAUERE
WALL FAPER VAIL PAPER IA splendid
w assortment, As BLOCH NACHAANT'
VIZ NER r. ARR 700 GOING 10 PURCHASE
w your RAn bonnet aud DressesS Why, q course 81
BLOCH bkCHNAkT.'
VELvET CL0AK9 AND TALMA8, the moh slegant
v styles, a. BLOCH BACHMANT.
GINA WIS AND .SCARE1S, . choice S.Osk Of eseEy
8" style and quality, At BLOCH HACNMANts.
Dissolution Notice.
HE Partnership heretofore existing between The Under
q. D. HALL.
JOHN HUME
December 22nd, lSSs.-[4wl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
Sheriff. NsalC.

SBHer10'N N0lC.
DY virtue Of execution i.sncd out OF the Clerks
A1 Onice Of the Hon. District Court OG the Ilih yu
IciAl District, in and for III Dorado COunIy Judg
mcnt rendered ON the SlSt day VI Srpte b~r ID. b,
IN favor Of Peter SchTam, and against LurndA Reh-
mOnd, for the of three hundred and two and 100
dollars, cOste Of suit, and arcTHng eOss have levied
upon and Wi expose " Public sale, At The dOos Of the
Court MOusc in the City Of Hlaocniils, 49,
On the SHSt Day Of January,
\. d. lE0. at 10 O'elOck, A. NJ all the right title In
trTrst and claim, OF the said LurindA RichonA e. in
and to the ing described property. lying and beiAR
in White Oak tow nshP, II Dorado county aud state Of
California, to Wit accTIAin fne house the Soath
side Of the road leading Trom to Sac
located between the Karoad House and the MOSuDOH
Tavern In the village Of Carksyille on said read and
known the metropolitan Jew IOuse and the IOt Of
land on which the samc stands, together with the In.
prOvcmcntS thereon.
T.. BOGARDUe,
Sheriff Of II Dorado Co., Cal.
By l.. d. HOPKINS, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, PIaeerville, JAN g. 4. D. lbSo IsS.sl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
SUM MONS.

LociSN anlJn.iIe. Of the Pracr IN and f.r ,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06
COTTON STATEMENT.

The receipts Of cotton in Charleston for the
past week. were, by railroads 1850 bales by
water and wagon 1852 bales-together 1852
bales-corresponding week last year II, ,lsl
bales.
The exports from Charleston for the same
time were, to foreign ports 1902 bales coast
wise l,458 bales-making the Total exports of
the week $3.50 bales, and leaving on hand a
stock Of G3.44O bales. inclusive Of 1925 bales
on ship-board not cleared, against q stock of
1895 bales. and l2,440 bales on ship board
same time last year.
The sales in Charleston during the past week
amounted to 10000 bales, at prices ranging
from St to l24.
The total receipts at all the ports during the
past week amounted to 49.5O3 bales. against
bS, $50 bales. received during the same period
last year. The total receipts at all the ports
since the lst ofSeptember, amount to 3,459.6 667
bales. against 2.80S. .448 up to the same dates
last year, showing an increase this year o
Isl, ,I05 bales.
The exports to Great Britain up to the latest
dates, amounts to !. 1924, 523 showing an increase
on the exports to that country last year Of 245,
| 29s ba ales.e The shipments to Northern port.
show an increase of 360,l90 bales from tht
shipments Of last year.
| The stock on hand and on ship.board at al
the ports. up to the latest dates. amounts u
5GaR84l bales, being 4lO.037 bales more thai
tic stock on hand at the corresponding dat
last year.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06
AMBROTYPEs AMBROTYPEs! :!

Reader have you ever given our friend hessrs.
o. J. HARRINGTON & Brother a call at their
Daguerrean room in the '.Marshall House," on
Main Street. above the corner either for the
purpose of having your likeness taken or look
ing at those Of friends and acquaintances. If
not, you have pleasure still 10 anticipation.
They are the SUCCESSORS of Mr.. LANSEAu, the
we'll known artist, and are said by the know
ing ones, to take equally as good likenesses.
Their pictures speak for themselves, and the
clear and truthful outlines of familiar faces
indicate the skill of the artists.
We have often thought that this art is not
effecting all the objects of pleasure and utility
Of which it is capable How rare the art,
which enables US to perpstuate the changing
phases of every day Gfe-the aeetng images Of
men and things; and which sives us the power
TO retain the loved faces of friends and relatives
How pleasant even to read history of our
past life in pictures taken at different periods
from the bonny brow" TO the frosty pow.
But how great the pleasure of having . mi
mute family history Of ell the loved ones, from
the first born to the last scion-from prattline
infancy TO budding youth and hosry age. Ant
when death comes to nip the opening flower
how pleasant to have that loved face casting
its bright light upon the shadows Of after years
Who would trust to the frsil tablets of'fnem
ory. Seize the shadow before the substsue,
fades. - ,. .
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06
WOOLEN KERSEYS.

Under the head of "a Desired Enterprise"
the Farmer and Planter in its issue for May
makes the following notice of the connection
of the manu- facture Of WOO lens with the Sa,
luda Cotton Factory:
at is with pleasure that wo see our towns
man, james G. Gibbes, who is the proprietor of
the Columbia Mills-f"rmerly known the
Saluda Factory-hns erected all the necessary
machinery for making woolen kerseys for plan
tation use. He proposes to work up the wool
Of planters and. finding the wool, does this at
the moderate charge Of twelve and half cents
per ward We believe Mr.. S. S. Sims, Of Paco.
i.tte Mills. also manufactures planters wool
upon the same terms
"A planter who has one or two hundred
pounds Of wool, can now have his negro clothc.
made Of first rate quality, and that, too. at q
cost which will be reasonable. Let all our
people 60 to sheep-raising, and become indie
pendent of the miserable dog.tail kersey.
which Yankee nboltionists think good enough
for negroes to wear. Such goods should b,
banished from the coun ters Of our merchants
as we consider it an imposition on negro tt
mike him wear then Sheep.raisiug an,
home manu- factured kcrseys should be the or
der Of the day.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06
THE CONCERT.

We had the pleasure of attending the Con.
cert at the Marshall House. on Wednesday even.
ing last given by Mr.. MICHAEL MCCARTHY, the
blind Musician. assisted by Messrs. CHAs. JONES
and BENZ. Ro1uscurLD. There was fine atten-
dance and the exercises were enthusiastically,
cheered throughout. Mr.. MCCARTHY gave US
some brilliant performances on the piano. and
sang come comic songs with rare effect. Mes.rs
JoNEs IL RorHscHIbD too on tho violin, exc.
cutsd many beautiful pieces in the finest style
and elcted general admiration. The Concert
was quite success and led to general desire
for its repetition on the following evening. Mr.
MoCAa1HY we believe intends visiting the Vii
lags SftCokesbury. and we take pleasure in
commendinsfh i'm to tho good Offices of our
friends. He seems t.. be rare musical genius
and besides, has all the social qualities which
will render him generalsfavorite.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06
COMMUNICATED.
TANNERS CONVENTION.

Dir. EDlroR:-A neighbor Of mine suggests
the propricty of the owners Of tanyards meet.
ing at An early day in convention. The busi-
ness, in part would be as follows: To get.
through Charleston merchants, a constant sup.
ply Of sonndly dried hides. I'd. To instruct
up-country how to furnish low-country with
bark. 80. To establish uniform process in tan.
ming thoroughly; and lastly. to settle uniform
wages. to secure the skill and labor of tanners
who know their calling.
Yankee leather. for want of bark. and hasty
tanning. is not water proof. Outdoor laborers
in our moist and changcnble winters, should
have dry feet. else the annual scourges-Pleu
risy, Bronchitis, Pneumonia. Dysentery and
Malignant Diarrhna. Capitalists engaged ir
the same vocation, do better when they know
each other personally. and take counsel togeth
er for their common interest All of which i
respectfully presented.
One WHO HAS LANYARD.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06

uppor country tho valuable domain embraced ip
the present Districts OF Anderson. Pickrns aud
Greenvile. Yet IL il now scarcely ernembered
by our people that n convention so interesting to
them aud TO the whole country, ever assembled
at that spot
this State, preserved by DR.. Cooper in the 4t'
vol. Of the Statutes Of South Curolina-reads
briefly as follows:
''Whereas. in the progress Of the present war.
between the United States Of America aud Greut
Britain, the Chen kee lndnns, instgated thereto
hy the British authority, did Oh the first day OF
July last. make u cruel war upon the Western
frontiers Of this State, aud also Of the States OF
Virginia, North Carolinia and Georgia. there mas.
sacreimg tho inhabitnnts, men, women and chill
dren Unfortunately and whereas. BY the bless.
ing Of God, the arms Of the said aforementioned
States have repealed their attacks, and drove
them of their lands; and tho said Indians, by
their deputies rent to Charleston, have applied
for peace, and permission 10 return to
said lands; wherefore be it ordusd, that five
Commissioners be chosen by ballot, jointly by the
Legislative Concil and General Assembly; and
they, or a maj jority Of them. are hereby ernpow
| cred to meet such Commissioners az may be APP
pointed by the States of Virginia, North Caro-
linn aud Georgia. at some fiji time and place to
be agreed upon and appointed by the Executive au
thorty in each State in Congress- with the Che
| rnkee Indians, to conclude peace with then,
| upon such terms ns may be just and equitable
DR.. Ramsey, IN his history of Tennessee, speak
ing of the the results Of the Cherokee war o.
l776 observes: 1.-TWO sepcrnte treaties were
made The one ut Dc,ciHs Corner, with Com
u,issiouers from So.th Carolina aud Georgia, by
which large cessons Of country on the Savannah
und Snluda Rivers were made. The othe
was held Mt Long Island, will
the chiefs Of the Over hill Towns" The severa
executives. il appears, had thus chosen toPrcccd
in accordance with the discretion allowed them il
the Legislative enautmient ts authorizing the treaty
1t is not little remarkable that Dewitts Cor
ner should itself have been the scene where wa
consumma,ed the political act by which tn
great change was produced in its own ceographI
cal relations. that led, ultimately, to the total los
OF its ancient and truly cussic name. There was
however, necessity in the case compelling tn,
result, and have often wondered, in view 9
these interesting fncts. how people US inte
, gent as those Of Dcwitts Corner are-a peoPl
famed for their reverence for ancestral landmarks
, and for the tenacity with which they cling ,
, the very letter of the law and the testimony
should quietly suffer the harsh, unneuning nppc
laton nf Due West to supplanta name sufficient
ly euphonious and halIowed by many glorior
! associutions Of the past.
Greenwood April l3 1852 j. II.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06
JOB PRINTING.

We have just received a fine assortment o.
New Job Type, from L. johnson & Co.'S Foun-
Diary, which addition to our Office prepares us
to execute, in the neatest manner, every de-
scrption Of Plain and Ornamental Job Print
ing, such rs Hand Bills, Cards, Blanks of all
kinds, Bill Heads. Circulars, Book Work, Visi-
ting Cards, DC. Our force in the Office war
rants us in saying, that We can despatch Job
Work, with the shortest possible notice.
We hope to hive ample encouragement from
our patrons in this line of business. as we will
suit them in nea.ness, despatch and, lastly, but
not least, prices.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06
TO MARRIED LADIES

it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time
bring on the monthly perio with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females.
that are pregnant, during the first three months,
as they sure to bring Miscarriage; but
at every other time. and in every ether
they are perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous und Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs. IIenvines.. Fa-
tgue on slight exertion, Pnlptation Of tho
Heart. Lowncss Of Spirits, Mysteries Sick
Headache. Whites and nll the painful diseases
occasioned by disordcred system. these Pills
| will effect Il cure when all other means have
| failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
\ bottle containing 90 pills, and cncircled
with the Government Stamp Of Great Britain,
can be sent, post free for 81 and postage
stamps.
General agent for United States, Job Moses.
Rochester n. Y.
Sold in Abbevile by Donald McLauchlin !;
Columbia. Fisher & Ueinitsh Havilnnd Ste
venson Il Co., Charleston. Wholesale agents {:
and sold by all respectable Druggists.
April 30. ls59-l2m.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-06
THE HOT SUPPER.

The ladies of the Abbevile Sewing Society.
intend giving Hot Supper at the Marshall
House on Friday evening, the Goth inst, in aid
Of the Presbyterian Church. The price of I'D.
mittance will be sl.0o, children under 10 years.
50 cents
The taste and skill of the ladies Of Abbeville
in those matters, is we'll known and our citizens
always exhibit their appreciation BY a large
attendance on such occasions. The season now
too, is propitions. and all the voices of earth
and air and sky, invite to mirth and enjoyment
We anticipate q large attendance.