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LYNcn Law.-At LynnviIls. Oregon Co., iii,
nois, u few days ngo, u shoemaker named Oxias
g. Elliot was arrested, on the charge Of having
murdered his wifo, whose body was found buried
under mysterious circumstances and whom he had
always greatly ill.treated. Whilo the ooroner's
Jury were holding an inquest on the body, the
prisoner was attacked in the hotel whore he was
in custody. by a nnnber of infuratsa women, who
tore out his hair and handled him so roughly that
his life was in danger. lilo was then looked up in
I'm upper room by the officers TO keep him from
the Jury OF the women; and while there jumped
out uf tho window and escaped,
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his last oiiense knocking her down in daylight.
on the open street. he was sentenced to jail, where
he is still confined.

AN UNNATURAL MuRDER.--John Morris was
murdered recently at Springfield, Robertson coun-
'y KY and his wife and son. the latter q youth
On seventeen summers, have been arrested for the
blo"dy decd Clothes of the boy, stained with
blood, were found in the well on the premises
iwo stabs wero found on the old man. The mo-
two Tor tho pcrpctration Of this unnatural crime
lssupposed tn have grown out Of an intention of
Mr.. Morris to make over to an older son by for
mer wife small tract Of land
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lIoEoR EAlK:i. The .niycr.n. or

Il q FOX EAth: the cry
j u and thousands participating IN The festivities which
aotd For the week the
thronp ny t. th" of Hills To enjoy
and participate In tn" inct, sting scenes With
the offspring of such ocCnsious
Among tc many attractive placs which tho gathering
thousands invited and w"cou'd be found the
The Old Auhnrst photographic Gdp nc>t door 10 H." VII
Bank Main Street, ~ nchhuis Va where hundreds Of
LIKENESS of the nohlcst works al "rH ~" eNhlt,
to .hnuid mite o thens, i,'.
shall be furnished short notice" and a lrs that 'anh"i
fail 10 please.
huc assortment uf Cas- and fr.iPsI sHlc Hnd
hand IoCncts NIrast lin~ Ia"
ger Rings, W atth Seals, Charms, Ac
Pictures taken N ii the AIT al all h"ut- ot the
tav and ~ nj kinds Of weather u Ii BLISS,
IN, ,Hc1I nlutt t,|
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dead WHAT TSIlANsPEAKE SANS:
HI GOOD pICTURESt
"If Il were well done when It's done:
Then il well done quick - Nhd spedrc
So II you wish it rsU doae in sniertor mdRn'r
You'll fnd II quickly done and rel done by fANNfR.
n. =. TANNER a co,
Main Street ; doors from Bridge Street.
I.AnchbIrg. Va.
La lies and Gentlemen cordially invited 10 our oR
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens oi photographic
Ambrotypts Melainotyprs, &c, &c.
Also the beautiful PATEST LEATHER PICTURE which
Ia convenient for sending by mail.
Pcures in all kinds weather and cncoredih beau
tifu the low prices from 50 cents to %
and beautiful of Cases Gold Iockrt' W."
dalons ocket Rings, Breaspins Keys Seals Ac, in great
variety, just received
A fresh supply of the best Material in the country
Dnn't forget to call ~ Ills.
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NOTIONS.

nIR Warehouse which bult expressly for orr own usc
contains six floors each 30 no feet and the large stock
and cNtensis. assortment which keep, requires s entire
No house In OF tho Northern Cities obbIng
goods to thu country can present tho combined
tho mcrchant stock only larqs
hut obaiurd upon conditions hc will defy composition Il
Wccoi with the Manufacturers for all tn, AnIorca nm
articles sell aud send buyer to Europe regularly tw leo
yeai select Foreign goods We enabled thereby 20
offer great advantages In prices oil up stock
all times repeie with the and desirable good.
Merchants In good credit invited to examine our stock
when they visit BALTIMORE and ibey win promote their
Interest by doing
Orders by mail carci"y esccutci when by
feh A.d3v
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TIIDS. l.. (ikINi.\I.Di.
BOOT q SHOE MhkET

oppoatc the ttti2ris' SAVING banb,
MAIN %IREEY LiNfUHi 10, H.,
To whom ~ on-nwn, dri shr pr, IN iu ~ tor The he ~
pair ot Hooi-, exhibited nt far Inst E"i!,
l. EMS c't-'luis oD lhid aud mhuuinctutes Ipnr' n
N der. Naii,ty 't IAi'IlS aud GENTLE.
MEMS " Lar which lie " IA "tirnnt equal /" hrN II
manufactured ~ the count 'nt Al it NJ low u"t
luwcr, than other csn. .rl-lin'nt IN l.ypchhurg
lie respectfully ,uicit- the luhhc ihv" aud nj
the time returns HI rnh f hc liberal patronage her"
t..in hnstnA cd y tilMl.
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s.y q. ~ sTOH u.
\ . G.. |. H. w / :, !,

WHOIESNbH AND RETAIII CfOCEI',
AS tnkrntt large and cumul"l"ur hot MAn It ,
u formerly occupied hN joseph u N""hr ~ door ah"N"
Mrssrs Scoeifod and 1huimanH Hardware hu =" aud or
rpsc Dt. lubn II ~cAv'~ mug Sturc
IN wei selected - lrk tiND
CERES mud NrIE llti GbblIS hout th rN.tusN"A Tor
sash and wl wl hc sold At pric that ,anu"t t t" eh"
satisfaction To all VIII" "h call As am IL"
icrminr d. busncss the ca.i .st,h huen
will he offered cash buNo,s tho" dcsInG 10
change for country Irodtc"
A stock of No rl,lii'N AN Gl NNo ALWAYS On brnd
extend particular the d customers "i ia"
A. G. tcvis formc1, In the ~, tinods business ia
tha riiyJ call as vel Is the public generally
mar - da 4 LEWIS.
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EUANO HOUSE EINIYNCHHURss.-As may
u generally known that Guauo and other fertilizers
bought Lynchburg AZ good terms as In any other
regular expenses added in Justice to myself as
well Tor the beneh OF the farming community now pup
li.h that keep hand good supply Of al
app Fertilizers and os deal r "rgcy than
any other house In the city In hCm think 10 safely say
sell cheaper than any other house II c"tainy
10 patronise because thereby
lthey enabled purchase Fertilizers low price as
cn all risks and trouble Please
sol.ct buy else offer for sale in
tore and O arrive
Tons No A Peruvian Guano.
100 Rsese's Manipulated Guano.
100 Rombrero Lump and 1round
Brown Mexican Guano,
so Elide Island Guano,
100 Plaster. Lump and Ground
25 Kcttrwel's Potash and Plaster,
o0n Sacks I.verpool Salt prime quality.
Farmers living the Canal below ynchburg be
piled al their laa II they will make engagements
aug IL WIN A MILLER, on Basin
SSUPRR p II OaPHATE d r Ia E.- N ischc;i
Croas asales Bone Super Phos phate of Lime prepared
from erouud Peruvian uano and other long acknow
edged containing all the elements of vgrousand
durahc stnuan For sae by the subscriber Al owerprice
th IN Peruvian uano trial will prove It's onony and su
ucrority W.T.. ANDERSON.
Sits
DATTENT CUT SUGAR 30 bbis. Pnifen
feb I'd t'd. .'A' 'DsA'' LEE RoCkE L CO.
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TO THf CLOTIING sI0KE OF
SAMU Ell HARTMAN. AG T.,
Main 81, nearly opposite The C,fcns SGr,ne' RdRf
HAVE Just returned from the Northern with of
Il the complete assortnents of krndy N"dc cloth.
offered market My stock includes Fur Rag
la black and brown of the finest and finish an Seal
Skin and Pilot Cloth different cocrs. have a~r rne
cloth Raglans kinds and latest l OF black
cloth Frock and Dress Goats, well business Cashmere
of all kinds with suits to match OF Vests have silk
velvet satin fancy silks plush, and variety
color make and finish Also large and varied sortmen
Fur ishing Goods, such Shawls Shirts Qn"n and
marseles together with woon under of every kind
Also BOOTS SHOES (of Baltimore Manufacture and sA
" warranted, ,)IIATS, CAPS UMBRELLAS TRUNKS, ~
VAIISES CARPET BAGS SC. &c, which ani de "
temiued sell the lowest prices The public are in
ved to and Judge for themselves.
sept2i dly SAML. HARTMAN, Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON. d. c.

FuNl undersigned respectfully informs his rnts ana 'he
public generally thai this iorlhRs been greatN cnnrg
addition OF ,ny vclargo raiors and thamh'fs
also many mpi and alterations have h, made IN
the Hotel proper, h enables him To all wh" make
his their humc whilst In the Metropolis that II shalihe
SECOND TO pelsr lie hopes by strict
attention to tho wants o his guests merit continuance" "'
The patronage hbrrally besow upon HIM heretofore"
This onl, hotel which charges less than - 30 pei day
nov dlyl l. SMITH Proprietor
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I E RMS

TERMS tea
II. yIRGINI ~ is published ally al o. sndtr''weeky
,er annu,n u aud weekly ut az, invariably IN "a
otherwise 81 20 will h charge3i al e,ss N"P'pr
IN tie :et at the option the fropriets
nntu A | arrearages shall have heen paid
inserted tor 30 eents per square
or less insertion and 81 cts Tor each ron,
nule.s ordered form weekly and then ue
square will be charged for cach insertion II the number OF
sert marked on the Ms wiii % puphShed u
a red out, and charged according .., .,,,
H. EARLY HAfiS AlE 49,.
Fort do do ..........-....'. ..''.'''''''''
Fore do tri-weekl a.,
tvn
Advertisements Intended for both papers suteet'os
Annu nj advertisers will be limited to their mmediae
M ,css or the charged At rHes
in new advertisements appear in the daiiy anu vi
~tcNly papers -, :, .yh, I,nes Al charged
..Ilv IN exc
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caTH INNtGHERls COACH AN - otrEy.
Nm NJ WAGON FAC IORI.-The subscri- nm Jffs.
btr returns his grateful ackno~ ledge
mcn to his old friends and for liberal
toward han, hnd btgs leave to INF them aud the pub
lc that Ire las started business and he hopes.
strict attention To business to mt continuance
lie will make to order and keep hand all kinda of
iron Axle Wagons, made the hstnna and
style lie will also make to order and Ill have made,
general Assortment o Carriages. Rot kawnys aud
As" large assortment of and horse Spring Moving
Wagons and tw horse All who good work,
hc Oii IyHttbur4 Coach and UdRY0H fdorv and
lie doing business the cash principe,
get s"od work and at low price. All who want good aud
neat BJRg1es give me call JOHN II. BAILEY, Agt.
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Great Reduction In Charges ON Goods from the
North. via ltichmOWd aud james River
4 knanwh ha Canni. to 1.ynchb bur3,
uhcncc by Railroad to the
A0uih. Wcal.
THANKFUL friends and the public for hc very lb'
/ cral patronage, would respectfully n''rm them that
owing of business W On my
have Determined to reduce charges "h
enuai Merchandise such ns ty Goods loot" Sheos, Hats
Caps &c 100 pounds, which ~ nrS al
pcnses Wharves Richmond To the lenug> or
Depot at nchburg.
Produce iurw ar,icd at very low rates.
s'p' For special rates, circular.
" ALFRED s LIE
FormardiDg and C0mmisst0h MIR haai,
ian On the Dock. RiChhuul Va.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHING TRADE.
FALL 1873

htRIN} the past Summer have greatly enlarged and
improved House. and have laig", Wei hst
ed and conveniently arranged Sales Rooms rs are be found
We have made these Improvements 10 meet the
wants OF constantly increasing trade and beg to ADVISE
WHOLESALE amt RETAIL dealers that We hnN now IN
store daily receiving the largest and most desirable stock
of CLOTHING we have exhibited OF to be seen !" inc
South We have been d In the rad ii ms civ
and having thus obtained full kh""gt vi
marke' and being more largely engaged IN
sale Of Cioihng than other onp In
believe offer the greatest hdHt RiS 10 par
thascrs every arrival we shall make additions i"oh stock
of fashionable aud purchasers vii a all
times find complete assortment Of superior qnh,t 'oli
mo and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, IN store
and Tor sale upon IIBkHAI TERMS.
Wholesale and Retail departments distinct nnd On separate
hoors An Examination stock price, and mod, do
ing business is respectfully solicited mo-, ,,
KEEN BALDWIN co.
aup Nlts lUs Main street iHeliihund Va
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IL SALOON THE undersigned has the pleasure /" an
the citizens of ynchbnrg and the public In gene
raj that he opened a fine LAG ER BEER SALOON snd
endeavors body with the best LAGER f the
best aud prominent Brewery of Phladepha which is
acknowledged e hest in the United States
For family will sell dozen bottles of Lager Beer Mt
Sl-thc bottles to be returned. Come and all
dec ls,dt WM. LOOSE.
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lot of Blankets Shawl aud Co,ks prime cost, with
many . @ Woocn Goods which VIII IA" sold cheap
jan IL Its NGl'GGE NIlEIMER.
TUOUsE AND SIGN PAINTING. -PIStTG-
Al4lIH, THE SECRET on 81 CcESS The suhscri
hers beg thcir thanks for the liberal
ed them, for thr ICr in the
IlOI SE AND SIGN PAINTING BUSINESS mud would ~
sp,ctfly ask nuanrr of the We rtcu To- hr
prompt and pnnena to and wU stpcrntrud
all work entrusted We have none hut
rtab'e and acica w1rnea in employ our Prices Will
bt possibly ,Nrt realize small
trt " bui the finest quality Of lnts. Ani WIZ
al work to br dong good STYLE charge VIII hr
Al u / i, utrjHl Rem,
her moderate. tvo uHll AT the Char
Factory. on Bfil.ie Street, h'low Main
Jan Il dly G. II HARDY 4 BROTIiER.
UfaBID HAY.-i5O Hnic- just received in
] y prime ord r, and ir sale by
Jan 2tidt> JAMES BOYD a. co.
NAIEST1NES.--We We hnye thi. hRy opened q
splendid ,ullcc tiun %: Comic and Ornamental NAIEN
TINES lfrb l.ds PAYNE BlACKFpRD.
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N r. There many ignorant ard worthless ,tnacks
ivertisng themselves PHI yslcans and copying DIR JOHN
sToNs Shoe Members Boot BLACKS Lamp Trim
mers &C. Patry Conmpbe Iato,s hose lives instead
of At Noble of Medicine have been spent u he
most Msnial Capary styling themselves Regularly Edn
drrd imposing the experienced and unss
pectng fng with and running the health Of all unfortunate
" falling that DR. Johnston deems II necessary
to saw eeoecIay to with his reputation
that his credentials diplomas always hang in his Office
HIS RENEDIE f and treatment entirely unknown to
all Prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
and hefrst In This country and more extensive
practic than any other physician In the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU
nj n ccr,+
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~ DRY GOODS -JNo ! rrHvis, Agent. having met wiih
unusually lgc sas Of G""s sincc to his stand
above the Mark" liou-r this r"crts
p anoilcr larsc supply of all the articles n","ssuy for la
dis Gcncmrn. Boy and Girls aud servants These Goods
v ~ be found b" decidedly cheap aud will be sod Tx" NIL
o exclusively for cash loct
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TEE

Ban, MAINE, Jan. 20, 1856.
GAYS the st. Ltnis, (Mo }sDemocrat: Below,
~ we publish letter to DR. Wood of this city
from a!gentlemen' in Maine which speaks glow.
| ingly of the superior merits of his hair tonic -
Such evidence must have its effect, when com.
ing from n reliable source. If certificates are
guarantees of truth. the DR.. needs no eucomi-
ums. nor useless puffery from the press:
BKETTMoRE, Jan. 23, 1858.
fRoF .. j. WOOD d. Co. :-Gentieme,, Hav-
ing my, attention called few months since to
the highly beneficial effects of yonr hair resto
rative was induced to make application of it.
upon my own hair which had become quite
gray, probably one-third white nv whiskers
were Of the same character. Some three months
since procured bottle of your hair restore
tive, and used soon found it was proving
what had wished. I used it about twice a
week. I.have since procured another bottle
OF which have used some. l can now certify
to the world that the gray or white hair has
totally disappeared, both on my head and face
and my hair has resumed it natural color. and
l believe more soft ard glossy than it has been
before for twenty years. am now sixty wears
o'a my good wife at the age of fifty.two, has
The above notice I deem due to you for
your valuable discovery. am assured that
whoever will rightly use, as per directions will
not have occasion to contradict my statements.
l am citizen Of this city and resident here
Tor the last fifteen years, and am known to
nearly every one here and adjoining town.
Any use you may make ofthe above with nv
name attached, Is at your service, as wish to
preserve the beauties ofnature in others as we'll
A. G. RAYMOND.
. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROFESSOR WooD-Dear Sir: Having had the
misfortune to lose the best portion of nv hair
ron the effects OF the yellow fever, in New
Oriaans in 1854, was induced to make A
trial Of your preparation, and found it to an.
now thick and glossy, end no words can express
my,obl.gations to you in giving to the afflicted
~ FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned, Rev. JsaK. Bragg. is a min.
ister IN regular standiBgsand pastor of the
orthodox Church at Brookfcld, Mass. He is
gentleman OF great influence mid universally
~ WIN. DYER
BRooxrELD. January q. 1856
PaooFssoR WooD-Dear Sir Having made
trial OF your Hair Restorative, It gives me
pleasure to say, thstSits effect has been excel.
lent IN remaying inflammation, dsndruff and .
been troubled from my childhood: and has Also
restored my hair: whfoh was beooming gray,
70 ih original COLOR hsve used no Other ar.
.ss saels with snything ike the same pleasure or
r.s -. !. Yours touly, =, J. K. BRAGG,
y! Ins hsssora.!y ysis bat upin Bottles ofs ssss
/ pint Md retails for one dollar per- bottle
noias ss lesst twenty pr cent raoss ii pro.
pction IN an the SMALL retails Tor .tuo d6iiarsI
oots!e the large holds squark 40 j59f. cent
I propagation and rstsiIs fof2o 81 s6ottiss
.O.y:tNo0D u CO. Propsiet ~ Broad
Mesy Ny esx Horlssssd IA MARK g st, IoaisI
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8 A NF ORD'5
FAMILY
GATHARTIG PILL.
COMPOUNDED FRC)S,


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases. Air Tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family Caihar +. tic Pills is a gentle
but active C"thartic N which the proprietor
has used in his prac tise : more than twenty
years. II
The. constant in creasing lem nd,
from those who have long used the Pills
ana the sat'staction6 * Which oil express in
regard to their use. has induced Inc to
place them within the reach of all.
The Profession well 70 know that different
Catharticsact on Diff ferent portions of
the bowels. r.
The family Cathartic ~ Pill hns, with due
reference to this well - Established fact, been
compounded from va ID riety of the purest
Yege ~ Extracts, is which act alike on
every part of the ali Ia mentary canal and
arc good and sa fe in nil q leases where a Ca
thartic Is needed, such las Dcrangcments of
the Stomach, Slecpi- mess Pains in the
Back and Loins, Costveness. Pain and Sore
ness over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, if neglected, end in long
course Of Fever, Loss of Appetite, a Creeping
Sensation Of Cold over the body, Restlessness,
Headache, or weight in the Head, all Infiamma-
tory Diseases Worms in, Children or Adults,
Rheumatism, great Purifier of the Blood and
many diseases to which flesh is heir, too nu-
nerous to mention in this Advertisement
Dose, l to 8.
PRICE DIMES.
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Cathartic
Pills are retailed by Druggist generally, and
sold wholesale by the Trade in large towns.
s. T. W. SANFORD, N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
8 1886 Broadway. New York.
a. Also sold by
JoRDAN d. MCLAUGHLIN, Abbeville.
BRARCu ALLEN d EDWARDS, Abbeville.
April 10. 1859, b0-l2m
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ESTRAX 3NoTICE.
TsoLLED before me, by John Gbsnd ndisi, "a z!
L SORREL MARE, with white tegs snda
aud apprased at Twenty Eve dollars byJ James
MsgilB ,. r.. Ellis, and A. r! Lindsay.a s1hec :
Mare can be. found at. John Uhaddler's two
miles west OF the Long Cane MilIs
Sep. 80, %. |E'Aa p -.
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FALL AND WINTER.
1859.
MOORE & QUAIFE.

WOULD again call the attention Of the
people to the largest and best selected
SOCK OF DRY GOODS ever offered before in
our town, and we do not hesitate to eny That we
can sell you anything in our line as cheap as YOU
can bny 1t in any market for the cash. and n
little cheaper than you can get them in The M.
country We ask you to examine for yourselves.
and s:e if what We say is not true, and if il ia
come com and get your supplies for the winter. We
w. oe haPPy to show you through. and prom.
'seto pleasei in style quality, quantity and priee.
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MOORE a. nuATFE

MOORE &s QIJAIFE
Wenid juSt hss6 msni ION Isat tkeir terms and
wayof doing business ars- the came as hereto.
fore vs intend 10 tstsnd 70 the casl,5 Asysteru,
We nke better every day, and we think the
pgbHe do oaises Judging from the inoresss6f our
sept 50 1853, ~ ss '0Aa1~c
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$25 REW ARID.

IN1lE subscriber will pay the above reward
Il for the apprehension of transient per-
son son who lately stopped in our VilIage calling
himself
u James Leverett.
and for the delivery of
~ HORSE
Which was STOLEN by the said Lcverett on
the night Of Wednesday, the 2lst of Scptem.
Der. inst.
The said Leverctt is about five feet. six or
seven inches high, stout made, brown hair and
eyes, wore drnb felt hat, and snuff colored
pants. Is about % years Of age, and calls him.
self plasterer.
The animal stolen is Il GRAY HORSE
about IL years old, PAGES slowly, is si,od on the
fore feet, and had on, when stolen, a omitted
Saddle, with n knot in one Of the Stirrup
Leathers also single rein bride, and martin. ;.
gale with black Rings.
W. w. RUSSELL.
Abbeville, S. c., Sept. 90. 1853, 2l, If
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NEW CARPET STORE.

TAMEs g. BAILIE d BROTHER, direct
q importers Of and Wholesale aud
Retail Dealers ID all kinds of English and
American Carpeting, Rugs, Floor on Cloths.
Table Oil Cloths, Satin DeLaine, Lace and
Muslin Curtains. Cornices Mats. Brooms, Mat
tings Brushes, &C., DC. Afull line English Vel
full line Brussels Carpeting embracing all the
newest and best patterns made. a full stock
of Oil Cloths in English, and American--well
seasoned. Carriage Oil Clotb, and remnants of
fine Oil Cloths sold low to Carrisge Makers.
A good stock Of 8 phys and Ingrains rich col,
ora all of which weare offering al. the lowest
tnssket prices. Carpets made up If required.
discount made to the furnishing Of Churcban.
JAS. g. BAILIE d BRO, 205 Broad,sL, :
2d House above Bank Of Augusta, Ga.
JAS. @. BAILIE. 284King ST., Charlest IS. G.
Aug. Is. 1862. .8m. - 90. -
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NOTICE .
TO THE CITIZENS OF ABBEyILIE.

II TAKE this opportunity of rsturnips INV.
Il sincere thanks TO the oitizens, of ABB.
vile aud Edgefeli, for their liberal pstronage.
and since return Of my health, I would most
respectfully solicit aseontinnapce of the same.
! will OF all times be found in my roons nj
Greenwood Depot Thosedesiring my services
will always fiud me readyto give them com.
factionEno pay. - :! TEE 2 > ii
J. D. McKELLAR,; Dentist.
Greenwood, 8. G.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-09

ME above Cut is a Three Roller Vertical
u Sugar Cane MILL and is true representa-.
Iron Of the one exhibited at the s. G. Agricul.
Iurai fair' and which took the first premium
at the aforesaid exhibition Premiums wore
also taken by the same firm for Grist-MIl
itons. and for the best Castings
Iron and Brass Castings Of all descriptions
made to order, and with dispatch. Steam En-.
ons, DC, DC. made to order.
We have also purchased the right of WIN.
TER'S PATENT MULAY SAW MILL, for
the State of South Carolina
Having purchased the entire establishment
OF Messrs. Sinclair & Co, including Patterns
and everything appertaning thereto, we are
now prepared to execute every description of
work in our line Of business with neatness and
dispatch.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
ROBT. McDOUGAL,
HENRY ALEXANDER
Sept. 30, 1859, 22-l2m.