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MIDNIGHT PANIc:-The good people of George
town were aroused from their deepest slumbers on
Sunday morning, amidst the very small hours. b,
a succession of most unaccountable and as IL Ger
tainy proved, unearthly sounds, to which notbinc
seemed to approach in similarity save the united
rumbIing of some scores of wagons passing over
wooden bridge. People were astonished, nav
alarmed, for, loud and resonant as was the noise
there was nothing visible from which it could pro
ceed AT length, after a due period spent in un
limited guessing, some one, wiser than the rest,
reported that it all proceeded from the forcible
puislon OF the air from the empty piping Of the
aqueduct laid along the streets by the entry Of a
new supply of water.-Ndtiondl hteiLigouccr.
The BOUNDARIES OF KANsAs.-The Chicago TIMES
says IF may Judge from the tone OF the Kansas
newspapers the Constitution that has been prepared
for adoption is unpopular in every part OF that ter
ritory and with all classes OF voters. Republicans
who are capable of entertaining practical views are
| opposed to it, no less than Democrats The pro
posed boundaries of the State do not satisfy the
people on one side they cut off the gold regions,
| and on the other they exclude a rich strip of Ne
braska. 1t is contended that this contracting the
limits of Kansas destroys all prospect of her ever
becoming first class State. For these reasons, the
Herald Of Freedom the pioneer free soil paper in
that territory, declares that the new Constitution
| "ought to receive an overwhelming reputation" :"
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&. P. R. James, Esq.,, the novelist, has deter
mined to leave Venice and return to Virginia, for
the purpose of making that State his permanent
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VOL. III---NO. 454.
aru @u0As.
CLOSE & ROTHER

~ Los f & Their,
~ GERMAN STREET,
Have now in store and constantly receiving large and
desirable assortment OF
- WOOLLENS AND CLOTHING GOODS
pr the ran Trade, consisting Of Pilots Beavers Baltic
Moscow, Shawnee and ESquimaux Coatings, Seal Skins
Deer SKINS Imitation Furs Indianas, Devons, Meltons
hlngsdown and other fancy Coatings.
CLOTHS AND DOESKINS.
manufacturers Agents for the following well known
makes
Biolley's, Wuefng's, Nelesons, Schnabe Bros. and
Eackens Little Tickets with complete assortment o
SaXony and Belgium Black and COLORED CLOTHS, New
Fancy Velvet Vestngs, Patent silk Finish do, Italian
Cloths Black and Drab Alpacas and Mohair Lustres
BLANKETS.
Gent Blue, Scarlet Blue Grey, Duf and Negro Blankets
lin great variety,l AT LOW PRICES.
CANVAS PADnINGS.
All qualities and widths. Heavy Burlaps and BagSngs
for intelinngs Serges SecaS Coakings and Vest Pad
dings
a. IRISH LINENS,
(Of the best nakes) REAL Barnsley Sheetngs, 10 and
l2- As and Al Brown II Hands, etc, etc.
SILK GOODS
Cotton
Back, Black silk and Fancy Velvet Vestngs, etc. etc.
Which they offer to the trade the most favorable terms
CLOSE BROTHER,
Jltm,w,tr3mr 4German street
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COMPOUND EXTRACT or S4RSAPAPTJLd

the most eectual remedy which the medical skill of our
times can devise for this eyerywheTepreva and fatal
naady 1t Is combined from the active remedals that
nave been discovered for the expurgaon of this foul
from the blood and the rescue OF the system from its
destructive consequences Hence should employed for
the cure ono only Scrfua but other affections
Mhcn ARISE from IT, such as EsUPTIyE and SKIN DISEASES
81 ANTaoNf.s FIRE, ROSE, or ERTsPELAs PMPLEs PUs,
TuLEs BLoTcHEs BLAINs and BoLs TuMoRs, TETTER and
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRM, RHRuMArr rraM
STPHLITIc AMP MERcuRIAL DISEASES DRopsY DYspEpsIA
lEBILIrY, and, indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FRoM
VITATEDoR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief in ap,~
THy 0l ne 6ood is founded in TRUTH for scroula is de-
generation OF the blood The particular purpose and virtue
Of this Sarsapara is to purify and regenerae this vital
mt dcn1ist tint -" NV'ie'i'i
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The CosT OF THE WAR.-The Paris Constitutional
devotes long article to the consideration of the
probable cost of the late in Italy. 1t is not a
dlfcuit matter it thinks, to arrive at approx
mate estimate OF the outlay by taking the expendi-
ture OF the Crimean war as the point ofcOmparison
and bearing in mind the infinitely smaller amount
OF difficulty attendant the transport of troops to
country at so short distance as Piedmont The
following is extract from the article:
I'll we consult the accounts of the Crimean war
we shall find that the extraordinary expenses il inn
posed on the country amounted to about 800 00O,-
600 francs. And how long did that war last Three
years in military, and four in financial point of
view. Now, 100000 900 francs for three wears
would be 433, 900, 900 francs year. But as the cam
paign In Italy has only lasted some months, no one
can eeny that it has cost much less than years
war In the Crimea. This is not all. Not only has
inc war IN Italy been very Short but it must have
occasloned much less outlay for stores Every
thlng cost very dear in the Crmea where the co1n.
try Itself offered no resources; whilst in Italy not
withstanding the depredations of the Austrian ar
my, the French troops were able to procure If mot
on the spot at least in the neighborng provinces
part of what they required. The transports ofmen'
ammunition and provisions were also less onerous
for Italy than for the Crmea. The transports fip-
ure fer 900 francs in the budget of the East
ern war; we do not believe that they will amount
to 50O000 900 francs for the war in Italy so that in
this item alone the difference will be more than
l00,000,000 francs. We can do better, however,
than make these comprehensive can undertake to
state that, according to calculations made the war
in Italy, if it had been prolonged, would not have
absorbed at the end of the year, more than 400 OOO
600 francs of the loan; so that there would have
been lO0,OOO,000 francs and like sum coming
from the new capital of the Bank, to meet the ex-
penses of the campaign during the first month Of the
ensuing year without having need to create new re-
sources. Our readers see, then, what a large sum
the prompt conclusion of peace must leave disposa
BILE out of the capital of the loan.
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LESSONS OF THE WAR.-The London Illustrated
Nei0s thus sums up what the recent war has taught
1t tells the whole story:
That the rulers Of mankind have no faith in the
intelligence, justice honesty of one another; that
they have no regard for either the happiness or
prosperity of their subjects that they look upon
those over whom they placed as mere machines,
without the faculty of Independent action as in
struments of brute force, to be used for the
plishment of objects which they cannot compre-
hend, and in which they have no interest 1t teach
es us that the despotc monarchs of the world ina
gine that mankind were made for them, and not
they for mankind that their ambition and theirre-
venge, and abominable sel6shneSs, are the only i'm
pulses to be felt, and the only rules to be obeyed
by the millions subjected to their sway.
1t teaches US that they despise the intellectual
power OF the mass of humanity, and look upon their
fellow men as of value only as they assume the ma
ture OF so many dangerous beasts whose ferocty is
intensified by higher kind of instinct and render
ed more destructive by the appliances Of science
Hence though the despots know that their proto-
coils and bulletins all false, deliberate misrepre
sentaon of facts, and coolly contrived falsehoods
intended to deceive the crowd such is their conf
dence in the stupidity and folly of mankind, that
they do not hesitate to launch their fraudulent de
lusions before the world nay, they even expect
them to be admired and believed in. As they re-
gard no man, neither do they fear God They play
upon the religious instinct of man as they do upon
his passions and weaknesses.
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NJ f W YOR RK.
JAMES A. PORTEUS & co,
65 MURRAY STREET,
NEW YORK,
OFFER FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
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PRINTING CLOTHS.-Market firm Goods very
scarce. The following are the sales for the week
5000 pieces 64x64 private terms.
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Lowell, Mass
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson, Wood IL Block
W. Fl. Brown Bro Baltimore street, at Wholesale
by all the Druggist at retail. j29-eo6m
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r INEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
IL We have this day opened large and varied ssort-
men Of Gentemens Colored Borered, Festooned, Plain
Corded, Hem Stitched Embroidered and Tape Bordered
Linen Handkerchfs for genteme already hemmed to which
we invite espesciai attention. stock is unusually
large and attractive. For sale low.
CONSTABLE, WALkE Co,
Opposite the Museum
aR- n. B. -Tl
We have in store large supply of those CELEBRATED
WHITE FRENCH HANDKERCHIEFS for gentemen-de-
cidedly the finest goods offered in this market.
j23H opposite the Mnseum.
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500 Acres

we'll t:mbered, apd consisting of Oak, Hickory.
Poplar. Pine &c. Timber ready sale at the
mi-Pine, $l2 per thousand feet Oak, Asl,
und Poplar, $40: Walnut and Hickory. $40.
BY rough test Of DIR. Cook, Of the Griffin
Mine, he fodud the gold ore taken from these
lands worth rs cts. per hushel. There is also a
Copper vein on the place, distant from Lincoln
12, Washington. IS, .Appling IA, Georgia Rail
road IA miles, and within one mile Of the cele-
brated Columbia Griffin Mine. row based by
Senator Hammond and Dr. Cook.
The land is very productive Of Cotton, Wheat
and Corn A bargain may be had in these
lands. will either sell altogether, OF. divide the
tract by the river and sell either side, TO suit
purchasers. as either side is well improved with
buildings
JOHN L.WILKES,
Lincolnton, Ga.
p. S.-Having to leave in few days for the
Virginia Springs, in consequence of i'll health,
not to return before September, hereby consti
tute Anthony Harmon, Esq, of LineonIton,
Ca, and V. M. Barnes, of Raysville, Ga, my
Agents to sell the land in my absence.
J.LW.
June 13, 1859. o 3m
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COPPER TOE!
M IrCIIELLS Patent Metallic Tip, designed
NA especially for Boys, Youths and Chill
dren's BOOTS AND SHOES.
An improvement, has been applied to Boots
and Shoes, by which a saving Of expense to the
consumer, of two thirds. is realized, by actual
experiment. The Tip consists of piece Of cop
per or other inastruclible material, neatly fas.
tened to the tee Of the boot or shoe, forming
cornplete protection. This invention .is now
presented to the public, with the fullest know J..
edge Of its practical utility, having been tested
ever two years, and is destined entirely 10 super
cede the old style, for Childrcn's, Boys and
Ycntes' BOOTS and Shoes. The importance OF
this invention will be readily appreciated. as it
is we'll known that children Invariably wear out
their boots and shoes first at The toe, and, with
this protection, they will, upon ain average, wear
at least two TO three tires long the old STYLE
while the expepseis is but tribe more. This in
venton is also especially applicable 10 Miners
Boots, and all occupations subjecting the Toe OF
the boot or shoe 10 be cut or worn. Merchants,
and the public generally, will see the Importance
or obtaining these goods Immediately, as they arc
destined, for general use,. TO supersede al Other
kinds. The goods may be obtained Of nearly all
the whoieEse dealers in the principal cities, or Of
the subscribers, -:
CHASE, MCKINNEY & CO.,
(Owners Of the Patent.) Boston.
Aug 10, 1859 l6
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SALES FOR SEPTEMBER.
Sherif's Sale.

p virtue of sundry Wri,s of Fiera Facias
~ to lie directed. ! will sell at Abhevillc
Court House. OH the first Monday in SEPrEM.
HER next, within the legal hours OF sale, the fol-
lowingproperty. to wit:
Negro woman, Harriet and her three chill
dren jim, Isaac and Wash. rs the property Of
Henry ). Kerr, ads. J. w. W NJ Mnrshull.
30 Acres Of Land more or less, rs the property
OF John 5. ison, ads. Surrah A. Wilson.
House and Lot in the Village Of Greenwood
bcundc by lands Of Il. II. Calhoun, and others
as the property of $. Lewis Bonds, ads. Clifford
Waller, and others.
SO Acres Of Land, or less, bounded b.
of Peter Gilillebcau, Edward Calhoun, and others
nst the property ef Il. l.. Gilbert, ads Golli,hon
Walker, AMI others.
l4O Acres of Land. more or less, bounded bv
lands Of James N. Cochran, and Others, as the
property Of james NJ. Calvert, ads. DrucilIa
Douglas.
TERAlS--CASH
JOSEPH T. MOORE, SAD.
shcrff's Office. Aug, 9th 1859 lG st
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

These Machines sew from two epools. az Dur.
chased t.oIn the St''re, requiring no re winding
Of thread; they lirr,. Fell. Gather, and Stitch
i'll u superior style finishing each seam by their
own "p"'ntion, without recourse to the hand
needle. as is required by other machines. They
will 4" better and ch"aprra ewing than seams
tress can. even II She works for one cent az, hour
and nrr. unquestionnb'y. the best .Nachimes, in
the market Cor Family sewing. on account Of
their simplicity. durability, ease Of management.
and nsIa,nt"n TO all Varieties Of family sewing
executing other heavy fine work will, equal fa-
chty, and wi.hou; special adjustment
AS evidence Of The unqu-stionrd superiority
# their Machines. the ,inovEn & BAKER SEWING
MAcmi"s C,MrAN. beg leave 10 respectfully re-
f"r tu tie following
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Piano Eortes,

T HAVE arrangements now made wi!h.n num-
i Der Of the best MaDufneture1s cf PIANOS,
whose improved instruments greatly. excel in
sweetness, fullness and quality Of tone al their
former make, by which can furnish orders for
tho best quality Of Pianos at from Twenty five
to Fifty Dollars cheaper than they hare besh
sold heretofore. y -. So .,..
The following arc scE,e II the MAXI piriapos
tl'a. / can furnish and would recommend rfal.
Stemway ard Son Stodhart Duhhain Ba-
can e. Raven, Ga;nian and T,aneher and the
briggs Pateni Donbso Sorna:ng Board Piunos.
Also, Bcadrean and Gray. >. s.. s..
WI. RAMSAY,
132 Richasdson Street,
Columbia, 5. c.
july IL, 1859 9 ,f
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June 0. 1859.
Notice.

NStfCos -
THE Notes and Accoaats Of the Frr:f Of Jor-
l. dan IL MoLancan. are' N. my hands for
collection. There arc also Notes aid Accounts
Of the old business Of d! A. Jutdan: Thbse in.
debted to the firm, or TO myself. will cois for
wardana maize inih'rtGats psynent to tas un;;
depsigngd
3. A. 'JofhAF.
MuJ' l2. 1859: 3 ii
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Rags {! Rags =!

IJNHE Bath Paper Mills, located on the South
Il Carolina Rail Road near Augusta. will
pay the highest market price in Cash, for all
clean linep and Cotton Rags delivered at any
Railroad Depot in Georgia and North and South
Carolina. For shipping directions, &c.
Address,
GEO. w. WINTER,
Augusta, Georgia.
July rs, 1859 IL 3m
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Bacon for this Market.
INHE Undersigned have now In Store. and
i will keep constantly on hand, supply
choice Bacon Sides and Shoulders, whiol, they
will sell at astouishngy low prices for Cash and
ash only.
J.& N. KNOX.
June 81, 1859 l3 3.n
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Important News.

M would most respectfully state for the in
w formation Of those indebted to the late
hrm Of DAVIS Il ROOZElt, that they are de-
slrous of winding up their old business, and thai.
they make this their last public request Of their
Debtors TO pay and they would gladly believe
that all Of them would call ut the Captains of.
fice, and foot their bills.
DAVIS & BOOZER.
Aug. Is, 1859 IL At
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Ioothcr: hcethcr:
INHE Subscribers will have ready in few
4 days. fine lot of SOLE. HARNESS,
UPPER aud WIIANG LEATHER, Of our own
Tanning, which we warrant perlrc. i'll every re-
spect. and which will be sold low for cash, or
exchanged for Hides.
GILLIAN &, BAILEY.
Greenwood, Aug II, lS5? II Ct
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CEN T.,RAL USE.
Williamson, S. G..

yHVfIIS house is ROW. open Cor the reception
II of visitors to the Mineral Springs The
building is entirely new. fini.hed and furnished
in ezceen style, and located at u convenient
distance from the Spring. Visitors will find
ample and superior accommodation at this
House with good order The table will be sup.
piled with tho best the market Affords.
RATES OF BoARD--Per day. Sl.25; pey W eslc;
800 per month, $4,000 ChilGrea and Ser
wants half price. e. -.
R,R HyDGINs.
June 0, 1859. T. am
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Dissolution.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. Mr. John White is
alone authorised to settle all notes and ac-
counts due the Firm. Punetual payment is
earnestly solicited.
JOHN WHITE.
II. J. WHITE.
June Sth 1870 l3-Int
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YOUR GOODS FOR Cash

YOUR GOODS FOR Cash
And bono lopger led by those who hold out
lcng tins a j big profits
Here it is hardly necessary for us TO say that
one Of our firm enc Of the first in the
Northern Markets, aud nearly the last to leave
it, and .ia. we l,n"c c.'nay Of the novelties of
the season, cons;,::n.; in part - f2!!cws.
Barege Nantes, $7.5c
Nnntillns at S'.!"'
Mantilla ShawE.
Illusion Caps.
Robe Alme,la.
Robe lconorI
Robe Magicicnne.
Robe Quilcs.
Robe Les.
Robe A j. Impcratrice.
Double Skirt Robes,
Robe Chevalier.
Robe 4 Q Nolants
Robe A 2Jupcs Eolants.
Bonnets from 25cts to $40.
Esmoralda Sleeves.
rrralonna Sctts.
J.cvclla Cloth.
E$n"ralla Barcge.
Granitlicn.
Circular and Quaker Fans.
White and Col riJnc.
Tine Back Combs, 800
Baregc Robes Double and Single
Plain Barcges l23cts.
Thunder and Lightning Hats
Straw Hats of every c:'!;'r and style.
Clo,hng Of all styles ant prices.
We hand you this short list but if you VII,
bring with you the CAS IL. we can show
!ou many goods that will make your hearts
leap fer joy, aud pay you well for coming fifty
and even an hundred miles.
Fearing that we shall occupy more space
thnn the EItors Of the" Banner" and Press"
had tie Kindness to -cscrvc for us, we shall
make but one more appeal.
lit is to those who live at distance to
come to town, and if YOU cannot buy NIL
of your goods of us for Ccsh you will find
some of the Fog"s who are clever fellows and
ever ready to welcome YOU inside The portals of
their doors. and extend'to YOU Tint Which we
refnse-Time! Time. Time ! !-'l1til time
shall be no longer on their books. then take
from you scrip of paper on which is written;
"One day after date" &c, with your raIiie at
the bottom.
Our advice would be, bring with you the
filthy lucre, " and pay Us you go; then.
Calm will be thy sleep ns infant slumbers,
Pure ms the purcst thoughts thy dreah;s.
And all the JOY til is bright world niimbers,
Shed DER thee her mingled beams.
MOORE & QUAIFE.
April 6, lS59-49-tf
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CATER trying several different good machines.
preferred yours. on nec"uh, Of its simplicity,
and the perfect ease with Which it is managed.
rs well ~ the strength ;:iid durability Of the
seam. After long experience, l feel competent
tn speak in this malnr:., i:id to confidently re-
commend it Cor every variety Of family sewing"
!Nrs. +. b. !SDooa"r, :":f ?f:hr Editor Of Brook
Ign Star
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" For several months we have used Grover 4
Bakers Sewing Machine, and have come to tho
conclusion that every .lHdy who desires her sew
ing d'""t:fniy and q.ic&Iy done, would lie most
inleiatigahlc mon needle women. whose conbin-.
ed qualities Of ben"tV. arsngih, and simplicity, arc
invnlunblc.'-L ". Morris, daughter of Gen.
Gro. L. Norris Edit,r cf the Home Journal
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Off for the West!!

TNHE Subscriber having determined to remove
J. to the West, offers at private sale very
valuable tract Of LAND. lying two miles East
of Donaldsville, containing
882 Acres,
Two Hundred Acres in WOOD LAND-the
remainder is in cultivation.
The entire tract is the first quality of farming
Land IL has a good Dwelling House, Gin
House, with all other out-buildings, all of them
now.
j. L. PRATT.
May 4, 1859 q If
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SO Negroes Wanted.

TNHE Undersigned will pay liberal prices 70,
Il Likely Negroes, both men and woniep
Persons having them for sale will address
ALLEN VANCE,
Greenwood. Atbeville, S. G..
Jaly %, 1859 ii tf
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", ha*2 uas. Gro :cr / Baker Sewing Ma.
chine for two years. aud have found it adapted.
to aL kih,ls OF. faulty sewing, from Cambria 10
Broatlclnth Garments Lave been worn out
xithou, the g;Sihg way IT stitch. The Machine
III easily krrt.iu order and, easily used"-.Nr.-
..B. l':hipris, :oifl n ,'sp. Geo. Hhippie,
Nc:c Yo-':.
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"Your Sewing .lacl'ne has been in use in
my ramlj the past tw" years. and the ludie.
request me to give yor their. testimonials to i'll
perfect n'lapteduess, we'll "s labor saving quail
i,irs in The p-rf"rmance Of family and house
mold .cwing.'-Eojcrt hoo-o,a,, ". ],
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PIANOS.
SEWING MACHINES,

We will deliver these at. nnI point on an;'
Railroad in the State, or ct nry 'aca in the
District and warrant them to give sat isfaotion.
BRANCH, ALLEN {: EDWARDS
Abbey lille, April %. 1859 GIN
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Greenwood Property For Sale !!

Greenwood Property For Sale 4!
NifE Undersigned offers for sale, his tottse
u and lot in the village Of Greenwood; Alb
bevilie District, South. Carolina The lot con.
tains three and three quarter acres, with all ne.
cessary ;mnroVernenss including well OF excel.
lent water. =.
!. There are ';ns rooms to The dwelling; with
hrc Place IL eGci, room. with a pantry at.
ached. The healthiness of the p1ace-the con.
venience to the Greenville and Columbia
Rail Road, and the advantages.of Male end Fe.
male. Academies render it q desirable LOCATION.
Convenient to the let is email tract of Land.
containing Ono Hundred and Twenty. five
acres, (about ninety of which .are. in woods, J
which am willing 10 dispose OF Being deter.
mined to sell, ii bargain con be obtained.
JAMES NJ. CHILES.
July II, 1859 l2 If
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81 "ont"s myself delighted will, your Sew.
ing Machine. winch huS been in my family for
r.mny months 1t has diHays been ready for
''uiy, requiring no adjustment. and is easily
adapted I" every "ar'ri% nf fnmily sewing. by
simply changing tile sp"'a Of tiiread."-.Nrs.
Gi@ubeh Stichi"ni, .Jr cf Hcv. Dr. Srick-
ia"d, Euftm O.! :. '. tiriHim AlrOcute
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-25
New Arr1vals.

New Arrivals.
WE have this day received large and new
w supply Of
Bleached and Brown HOMESPUES.
Black and White Goods for BUSTERS.
Black and White CALICOS.
BED TICKING,
And other articles which We offer al a small
profit.
MOORE / QUAlPE.
May 81, 1889, 4-H