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Brandreth's Pills,

FDR SHE iT SiLU'BRII'I. s. c.
'HilESE celebrated Pills are of vegetable com
pound free from mercury or drugs of any
kind. They are sovereign remedy for pain or
any uncasncss in the body. ur costiveness.---
Skin diseases OF any invctcratc and pninul chnr-
actcr. such as erysipcias, salt rhcum. tcttcr and
summer heat. have been cra,licatcd by theiruse
These pills have cured tho rheumatic. the cp-
leptic, the parpl lytic, and the consunptiye. in
jnundicc and all affections Of tic liver. dyspcI-
sit, dyscncry. and diarri,oc, plcurisy. sudden
pains. and infammniions, female Instructions
scorbntic and scrotfulous, even gouty and neu-
rnlsic affections. have given way to the use of
this medicine; and now. after twenty years cX-
pericnce, the public estimation OF Brandrctl,'s
PILLS continue to increase. For Worms Bran
drcth's Pills are tho best vcrmifuge; they arc
mihilibtV little child. six years old for some
weeks was dropping; its mother gave il one of
brandrctil's sugar coated pills.; the next day
there come away n worm sixteen inches long
AMI 5s large as child's finger. The child WAS
well. And for rleurisy nothingis hcttcr. Let
the people discard prejudice and try them
EeS"Sod by w. S. & &. f. WILLIAMS, at
SnluhritY. S. c.. at the usual price.
April 20, 1859 80 If.
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Notice.

A LII persona are hereby farewarned from,
IA, trading for note given by mo to Nj.
p Mitchell. some time in April lsst for tho
sum Of One Hundred and Thirty,&a pollnra,
payable ak ponths Aftef date ~ the consid.
eration of tba above Note has flAe,l
~ q. NJ SL0AE. Z
Sept. l2. 1850 s g. e.j"A So
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NSbFHIE.

NDER an order Of the Court Of Equity
" we have been authorized. and nrc al.o
now prepared t" distribute the personal estate
ot Russell Cannon decenscd. The bcirs.o,.
law of said deceased are hereby requested To
apply for their disirjbu,ive shares. aswe will
not longer he held responsible for interest.
RANSOM DUKE.
HARRIET DUKE, admire
AnS |. 1859 Q 3,n
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
In OTdinary-EsAckens,
W. B. Childers
Abram Childers.

Ahram Chiders. ~
IT appearing TO my satisfaction TINT Abram
childprs. ono of the defendants in tbis case
resides out of the limits Of this State: lis
ordered that hc do appear, either personally or
by attorney 10 the Court of Ordinary, nj Pict.
ems Q. H.. on Monday the I 9Th day Of Deeen.-
ber next, to object TO the disyisiOn or sale OF tho
Real Estate of John Childcrs deceased, or hls
consent thereto will he entered of record
a WI. PARSONS, o.P.p,
O'dinary's Office, Sept. IL, 1850 3m.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICkEN.S-LY EQUITY.

John Gilstrop
vS. Bill for Spcci6c PERI &c
Harvey Trip
I NDhR nm orlcr of The Court of Equity
" made in this cause at June term. 1850.
Will sell NJ public anctinn. to the highest
bidder, at Pckens Conrt House on Salcdav
III October next. the tract Of land described
in the plcadings. viz:
ONE TRACT or LAND. situate, lying
and being in the State and Distric, aforesaid.
On Rce's creek, waters of Twelve Mile River,
containing One Hundred and Seventy Acres
more or less, and bounded by lands of John
.A"iail, j scph Young and others.
The defendant. Tripp.. has until tho day
of sale abpve mentioned to come in and re.
deem the land. hY Oatisfying the demands of
The complainant. Glstrap. His failing to do
,s .:;e iufd must be sold.
TERMS Of SALE.-On credit Of twelve
months. with interest from the day of snle.
except the casts which must bc pni,l in cash.
The purchaser to give bond to the Commis.
si"ner. with Mt least two good snrcties. to Sc
cure the payment of the purchase money, and
to pay cxtrn for titles
ROB"f. A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.D.
Comr's. Office. Sent. z. 1869 ID
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I.9S4T.

I'M Saladny laat, h Pocket Book, of tlcor
" skin, containing some money and pa.
pers. Tie finder win be soitably rewarded
BY leaving 1t al this Office, orreturDing itta
ahe snhserilnhs- ~. j NIX,
Enpf. y. a.
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NOaicc

Hereby given TINT, application win be made
L 20 the Legislature of Sdutil Carolina, at its
next session. for nm act to Incorporate Carmel
Church, with the usual power and privileged
incident to such corporate bodies.
Aug. l3. 1860 - q 8m.
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Catastrophe.
ny ron BRAMnLB.


Sweet Julia. in tho witching dance,
Received full many au ardent glance
From manly. love lit eyes.
But with n toss of her fair head
She motioned, as if she had said
'ln vain are all your sighs!'
She was a creature full of pride,
And full of lofty airs beside
She would not smile OIL any.
Her suffers watched her every gazc
Her glnnccs set their hearts ablazc,
And these were rich and many.
She waltzed with grace. and polka'd, too,
There were no figures but she knew,
How stately were her motions,
Her taper fingers. swcctly glovcd,
Seemed all the things in life she loved,
All else were simply motions"
Thus whirling in the graceful Dance
And trying every charm to entrance
She paused and blushcd! while DER
Her checks ran tears! how pride was curst
The string she trusted, too. had burst
Her hoops lay on the floor,
She gathered them up and ran as speedily as
possible to the dressing room, and from there
home, and for several weeks was seen no more.
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STIR AYEEA

ER0M the subscriber. in ,ya &c last, n pied DuIl
a Ok. with notified face. and white on The back.
Branded on the horn with an X--ear mark NOT
recollccted. Information concerning him will
be received with thanks. and expenses paid.
Andcrson's Mills is my post office.
VIM. ALLEN,
Sept / 1860 6 tf
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CoURTsBIPs are the sweet and dreamy
thresholds of unseen Edcns, where half
the world has paused in couples. talked in
whispers Under the moonlight, and passed
on aud never reSprpsdt
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HAITcft.--Wc once heard an English
man give his ,ostler orders os follows -
!" 'Enry, take the 'afncss hofF the hoff orsc.
slip, the alter hover is. 'ead, hand give i'm
'ay hand hoats."
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For collecting of Richard Roc:
Commission, $50
"And all the crowd kept stopping to
read, so that there was all the while two or
three hundred people standing on the doc
tors pavement and reading first my bill
and then his sign, and making their jokes
[ had hired the chair for the whole after
noon; but he hadn't ood this more than
fifteen minutes before he comes to the
door, and says, come here, you rascal, and
| went in aud took thirty dollars of his
money, and left the bill receipted."
But, my friend, don't your impudent
why's often get you into scrapes arc you
not afraid that some one will some day
break your head ?"
Break whose head ?" he Numbered !;
didn't Cal. S., of New Orleans, a man that's &
killed seven men in ducls. when went to
dun him at the Astor uouse-dldn't he
grab mc-by the slack of my breaches, and
hold me out of the fifth story window. and
shake me there above the pavement, and
say shall / let you fall. and break your
neck on the stones, or take you in and kick
yOu down stairs?
Well" said I, anxiously, "what did
you do, them"
"What did do? / said pay me that
money! and didn't he pull mo IN and pay
every CENT?
ghs iutesSty Of bis Ioaupor, as 10 thus
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SABBATH READING.

; CHEAP RELIGION The Presbyterian
Banner thus discourscs upon the subject of
"Chcap Religion" in reply to cotcnpo-
rary who sneers at economy in church mat
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Notice to Subscribers

Upon consultation with our friends of the Alb
beville Banner we have come to the following
understanding That after the lst of April,
neat, we shall charge for all subscriptions, not
paid within six months 81, 30 and 50 90 if not
paid within one year. The pressure of the
''""s has forced upon us the necessity of urg
ing prompt payment upon our Patrons. The
amount due us for subscription. nrc separately
! small but IN the aggregate swell to n large
sum- ana II not rromtly paid. subject us to
great 'nconven'endes. Our payments are cash
ana we must require our friends to enable us
| to meet them.
Experience hns also impressed us with the
propr'ety Of charging for Obituary Notices
which exceed n certain length und we shall
hencei"rth charge for the excess over ON,
square, ut the usual advertising rates.
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with sudden toss, she struck tho last chord
of the polka, and said, gayly,
"Going awayi'

with a sudden toss, she struck the last chord
OF the polka, and said, gayly,
Going aways'
"ies, for some months"
Dear me, how distressing! Just stop
at Levy's as you 60 home, and order me
some extra pocket handkerchicEs for this
melancholy occasion, will you2"
you DO not seem to require thern," I
said, rather pqued. Il shall stay some
mouths"
"Well, write to pa, won't you Aud, if
you get married, or die, orSany,hing, let us
know" ." ...'
81 have al offer to be partner in law
office in Kentucky" I said, determined to
! try her, "a'id if accept it, rs have some
thoughts Of doing, shall never return
Her face did not change. The old saucy
look was there, rs spoke; but noticed
that one little hand closed convusivcy Y over
her watch Chain. and that the other fell up
on the keys, making, for the first time, a
discorl
"Goiug away forevcr'' sho said, with a
sad tone, that made my heart ,l,rob.
Miss Susy, hoped you, at least, would
miss me, and sorrow in my absence
| She opened her eyes with an expression,
Of profound amazenent.
~"
! "Yes it might change all my plans, if my
absence would grieve you"
! "Changc all your plans ?"
"Ies, hoped-thought--'
! Oh! that earnest, grave face. My cheek
!; burned, my hands and feet seemed to swell
and felt cold clrills all over me! coui'
not 6, on. broke down for the third time
Gu TTteya was a? an! IVY fwarl " silence. g'""c
han which lay on the arm Of ,h. sofa. Tt.
contrast between the black horse hair AN,
the flesh seemed to strike her.
"What pretty little hand !" she sai,
"A brilliant idea passed through my brai,
"Iou may have it, ii you will" sal,
Offering it.
She took 1t between her own, and, sh
with the fingers, said,
May I"
"fes, i'-if YOU will give me this one,
and raised her beautiful hands to my Iip
She looked into my face. What she rea
there cannot say; but if ever eyes tried t
talk, mine did then. Her color rose, tn
white lids fell over the glorious eyes, an,
the tiny hand struggled to free itself. Wa
[ fool enough to release it?
What said, know not; but dare sa,
my wife can tell you. Five minutes later
my arm encircled tho brown dress, tn
brown curls fell upon my breast, and m
lips were in contact with-another pair.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Il IBBEDILLE Dy.SyWy/.T

CNc" Court IF Common Pleas and Ceul Session,
n. X. Butler
VS.. Attachment
B. Lloyd, MeGowam. priirs Attorney
W iiEEEAS ih" rlain,if did. on The nineteenth
day "l November, eighteen hundred and
fity-cirhi. file his declnrniion npaiust IN. D.c.,
'iant who. Gt Is sail,) is absent from and with
out tn" limits OF this State and has neither wifi,
nor attorney known within the same. mo,
whom copy of said declaration might he ser.
we'd: 1t is therefore ordered, that the snid D,
t"ndnnt do appear and plead 10 The said dccln
ration" o." or before the twentieth day of No
v"hhcr: eighteen hundred and tihy.ninc 9th
"rwiSr final and absolute iujrcn,nt will ,L.,
be given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. G. C.P
Clicks Office. Nov. 20, 1888 3Olv
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ABBEFlLLE AND WASHINGTON
ST A G Il INE
FROM
AbbcviIle to WashingtOn.

TIlE PROPRIETOR of this well established
L Line tnkes this method of informing the
public that he has changed his Schedule for the
convenience of passengers.
The Stage will he detained ut Abbeville Court
ll"ns-. until half past o'clock, on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, afford
ing an opportunity for passengers on the morn
ing train from Greenvile to 90 directly
through to Washington Gn., the same day, con-
Meeting with the train at Washington for Au-
guStn, Montgomery. Ala The passengers are
detained few hours in Washington, Ga.
The Stage will leave Washington, tia.. on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
mornings.
The Line has been reftted with splendid
FOuR-UORSE COACH.
good Teams ana nn experienced driver
70 Passengers from all points above New
berry. going West, will find that tbey cap
Reach amy point West of Atlanta in exactly the
Same time. and with $500 less expense than by
way of Branchville
For further information apply at the Post Office.
JOHN McDRYDE, As't.
Abbevile C. H., s. c.
"J <o' 1000 1y
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Hoo, the Printing Press Maker,

LII lcof, the yellow lever prevailed il
New York to a fearful extent. never l.t
the city on these occasions.-I sat il m,
shop door, in the cool Of the day. behel,
a man progressing from the South: b
! walked in the middle OF the street. and wa
reading the names on the sign boards.
He stepped to my door.
MIR. Tlorburn,' said he 4 am Just COM
on shore from the ship Draper, from Liver
pool. lam carpenter by trade 81 can
find work. Can't you tell me where ca,
find board till the fever is overa Nv nam,
is Robert Hoe
lie looked young, simple and honest.
knew the heart Of the stranger. IcaIle,
my wife.
My dear says I, this stranger can Meth
or fiud work nor board; will you boarc
him.
Yes said she.
"lf he takes the fever will you help nurse
him T.
! will
Thank you, said I; for this God viii
bless YOU
Before one week had elapsed lie took the
lever. procured an eminent physician
my wife and myself nursed him. On The
forth day of the fever lie was under the
operation Of powerful medicine. Tie fever
vas coursing through his veins, and bum
ing up his English blood. sat by bis bed.
He fastened bis eyes on mine.
oh! Mr.. T., Mr.. r. he exclaimed, I shall
die can never stand this
Die to be sure Robert we must all die. I
shall see you master-builder in New York,
and married to bony Yankee lass, and
live 10 carry your grandchildren in my
arms yet
There was lull in the fever when the
medicine commenced operation. ii. drop.
ped asleep; from that hour the fever left
him.
When held the cooling drops to his
''ps' and pressed his burning head between
my hands, l little thought there lay the
germ OF machine that was designed TO
revolutionize the world of literature. At
that time common school Bible cost -
dollar; now they are sold for twenty.f five
cents.-His sons added several improve
menls to their fathers invention; thev are
much esteemed wherever known.
l was travelling in New jersey some ten
yeafssa ago. stepping from the cars, I noticed
decent looking citizen among the spec,a.
tors. Says 1:
Sir, my business will detain me week
in this town. don't like to stop At a
tavern can you3s inform me where l can
find quiet, private family where NAV
board2'
i cam he replied. Come with me-
We turned a corner. On q piazza. in
front of a respectable dwelling, sat comely
matron. On her lap sat child that might
have seen six summers. -
Good wife, says my conductor, this is
Mr.. Thorburn from New York. He wants
private accommodations. Can you board
him for week9'
That l will said she, for twelve month,
it ne says so, ! often heard my father tell
how Mr.. Thorburn took him into bis house
and a, 1ursed sdl him, shen be took the yellow
What was your fathers name Len
CURED. VT
Robert Hoe.'i."F ;ssEf&t
/ 'ls that your childf' f'.as .2hI3- si.rsr
q II, ~ said She. 't@ i - .t.A
Madam, 'tis oyerfofty years, when, cheer
no your father, told him hoped 10 asrrN cItrnH
~ graHda dachild; in my arns.a tThis dsyim1
'redictien i fpl6iled insy sypur'syesss iss,9psrl
TIE elaSs H6s died ID 1856, Il
Dys 1Sant z1sftwi, .
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AEBETILLE DISTINCT

HDDE TILE UISTNICT
CIairc Lo"rt IF Common Pleas and Gcay Session,
y. X Butler, Survvor)
Vim. b. Lloyd. iuv(;"~w'""SsI rT,,r!: ,t,v
WHEREAS Tia" Plaintiff did on the nineteenth
day "f N"vrml'er, Eighteen hundred and
fifty eight. fiji" his declaration ngninst the De,
i.n'ian, who. lit is sai,Nis absent from onl
without tn" limits Of ihisStaic and has neither
wife E"r attorney known within the same. u,.
On whom n copy of sail declaration mi.ht b,
served: 1t il therefore ordered. that the sa id
Defendant Il" appear aud plead to the said dec.
lnrati"u, on or before the twentieth .lay @,
N"remhrr. eighteen hu,lrcl and fftv-nin.
otherwise t"ai and absolute judgement wi
then l'e given and AWARDED against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. e. C. -
Clerks Office Nov. l9 1858 3UIy
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS.
Volume Fourteen begins September II, 1853
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers.

TNIIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has II nw
l. rrrched its FOURTEEN rI YEAR. and will
eater uIun New EoIlsmc on he 18th uf Sep.
l"m''"r. !, is the only weekly publication ul
The kind now issued III the country, AMI il has
Il very extensive circuintio in all the ST utrs OF
the tm"n. II IL not. ns some might up,".>.
{: 81" ills title, dry. alsirnsc work on technical
science: on ih, contrary, It. 81 deals with the
great events going on III The scientific rnrcllani
cal aud Unjust rial worlds. aS to Ir:,sr and i'm.
s'rurt every ",~ If the Mechanic nr Ar,izan
wishes !" kn"S the best machine in Use, or
how to nuke any >uhsaucc cinp'nyci in his
iu-incSS-if the li"iSrwif. wishes 10 p.t n
recipe for mnklhI ii good color. &c.-lf The
lnvrni"I wishes to know what is going nn in
III" way Of The anu,nctrrrr
wishes I" keep I'-lrh with the fines and TO
employ th" i".~t tar;iri"s in his husnc<S-it
II" an "f l-'i>nr" a"I Stuly wishes 10 keep
himself ianiiiar with the pro sr"|s made in the.
chemical laboratory, or IN the consiructiui,"r.
ic!-;,rai,hs. steamships. railroads, rcaprrs NOV.
'r-. and Il th"us;u.l other machines and uppIi
nritrs. both IF ur,rc and war-a,I ,h.s,. dr.
Si,lrrIn be inn;' III the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
not ris> >mhfre, They are here presented in Il rr
.iasl. an,l Interesting tnrri adapted t. lh,
comprehension Of minds unlcarnci IN the hi.rhr.
BRANCHES at >rirnrc aud art
Terms of Sub*cription-Two Dollars n Year
or One Dollar for six Months.
Clmb RaftS.-Five Copies, for Six Months
81; Five Copies for Twelve Months, $s Ten
Copies. for Six Months, So; Ten Copies for
Twelve Months, 10 ;s Fifteen Copies, Twelve
Months. 81; Twenty Copies. Twelve Months.
SIS. in advance.
~ Specimen copies sent gratuitously for
Inspection. Southern aud Western money, or
Postage stamps. taken for subscriptions.
Letters should be addressed to
MUM L. CO., l2S Fulton ST, New York.
Messrs. NrNS Co. are extensively engaged
In I'r"rnring patents for new Inventions and
VIII advise Inventors, without charge. in regard
To the novelty of their improvements.
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Frnri:nnS of Squares will bc charged III pro-
nr.ioa In the above rates.
~ Business Carls for The fern of on.
"":,r, will he charged in proportion +" ,h"
*i'n"" They occupy, II. One Doii"r per line
pace
6; For all advert iScinrnts Sc, in d,nl,ir .,ol
'tm". Fifiv per Gem. extra will be aiI..l to tn.
'hove rates. DAVIS d. CREWS,
Far Bdnmer;
LEE T. WILSON,
For I'r.SS
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DissOisatfOsa.

THE Partnership heretofs re- ssesjisti tipe baa
l. tween ENRIGHT q STARR jSs 8
manufacture Of Cotton Gins Wheat 81
ers, Fans. DC, has this day been disvissd III
mutual agreement of partiss The Boots and
Accounts Of the Old Firm are ia the hsnd
John Enrght, who 10 alone aut1 dsissd settla
JOHN, sTa&I
Tg RICH,Ds bIAlsB &
November 1,;1s57. sss "a:
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More BOks and Drugs!
TNE Subscribers have just received their
L Stock of Medicines. Books and Fancy
articles, and are prepared to sell nt short
pr,its.
We are Agents for the sale Of series Of
STANDARD WORKS. now in the course of
publication, by the Appletons of New York
Among these are included
The Debates in Congress from 1850 to 1856.
Benton's Thirty years View.
Morses General Atlas Of the World, from the
latest authorities to 1856.
Cyclopedia Of American Eloquence, with
Portraits.
The New American Cyclopedia.
The Cyclopedia Of Wit and Humor, Edited
by VIM. E. Burton,
Specimen Copies of the above works NAV be
seen at our Store, together with many other
new and elegant Books
We are also agents for the sale of Growers
d Bakers SEWING MACHINE, acknowledged
to be the beet now in use, and the least liable
to get out of order. This Machine will he
warranted and sold here at New York prices.
Prices varying from 800 to 1925.
Sept II, 1857. 81 - tf
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TO PrOPrietOrs, Architects
and Builders.
JOHN C0RBETT,
Practical House Painter.

Y" OULD inform the inhabitants of Abbs.
w willie, and the public generally, that he
has permanently located ut Abbeyiile C. H.
for the purpose of pursuing his profession:
From a long experience in Europe, and mapy Of
the principal Towns of America, combined
with n steady attention to business. he fiattsms
himself that he will be able to give entire satfr.
faction to all who wish to have good Hou.s
Painting done, and will favor him with their
orders. lie feels himself competept to fni.b
oil =
Graining, Marbling. Paper
Hanging, &c.
His experience and skill in his profession vii,
enable him to complete all work ilI his line al
very moderate prices.
Churches. Halls. Staircase Walls. Mantle Pia
ccs de-. finished in imitation of Marble. Rooms
Papcred, Pnn"led with Oak Paper, and varnieh.
cd in the best style.
lie is prepared to paint all old and new
work, and Tin Ronfs. outside. Also, inside or
outside Of Rough castcd Walls of private or
public buildings in imitation of any color of
stone, ut one third Of the cost ,isua iy CHARGED
by substituting composition of his own wi,icl,
! has been fully tested, and will stand good for
years Window Sash of private and public
| buildings glazed at moderate prices.
lie will also keep on hand and for sale all
kinds OF Mixed Paints in quantities to suit pur.
chasrrs. And also, great variety of paper
suitable for Bed Rooms, Dining, and Drawing
Rooms. lie will paint signs on glass or wood
| at short notice.
! cS7~ Office in the Wooden Building adioin.
ing he Marshall Iouse
! May IL, 1858. 3 "
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
DISSOLUTION.

THE late Law Firm Of McGOWENfG PER.
L rim is Dissolved xby mutual consent
All business commenced up to this date viii be
conducted and finished by ps together anasr
the name OF the old Firm, as ifSno DisaolatieS
had taken place.
@ s.sMogoWEN, SIS
JAS. N. PFRRIE,
January !, 1857. .}jS6.tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-01-28

The Estate of William L. Calhoun, decd.
INilE Suhscriber, MS Executor of the last Will
l. and Testament of .eaid Deceased hsrsby
gives office to al parti SshaSine n,diiniE
SAID r. to make, Fem iknaWn. .idaASaS
early convenient, and also he desires thasSs
who mShe indebted 10 come forward and set,; ):
tie the inc without delay. Ssc:;;.
J.E. CALHOUN, sR., Err. ~; i.
Oct.bth 1883. "a 2m
NAAddress. Cnlhoun's Mills, Abbeville
Di-trid Is. G.