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best acre tnrnips 2 90
2d ] tobacco 5 90
Competitors for Premiums for the above
Agricultural proiscion must produce full
statement OF The mode of cultivation, and
kind of seed used. The ground to be in
one contiguous piece, To be measured by
a Surveyor who shall make affidavit 10 the
correctness OF the measurement OF The land.
The number OF bushels must also be ceri-
fed 10 by some other person who helped
10 measure the same. The exhibitor musi
also exhSn sample of such variety, nol
less than half bushel, al the next Annual
Fair.
COMPETITION WITHOUT THE COUNTY.
The Columbia County Agricultural Soci
ely makes lhe field OF competition cock
tensive wIIh other counties in the State, and
cordially invites the citizens of other soc-
cites 10 compete with Us, for our premiums
al The coming Far.
HAY AND STRAW
will be furnished free for all animals enter
ed Tor prem iums, and grain will be furnish
ed at Just cost for those who desire 10 pur-
chase.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES.
l. The Judges YiIl have The discretionary
power TO withhold The premiums if the ar.
licle exhibited is not worthy premium.
g. The members of The various Commit.
tees, will make it a point 10 be on the
ground as early as possible, on the second
day-and not later than 10 O'Clock AT which
/ time their names will be called from tbs
stand, and they will be expected 10 proceed
! to business.
3. The Chairmen of the different Com
mt,ees are requested TO hand in their repor
as early as possible. The Premiums will
| be awarded by The President on Saturday
morning, the 2Oth, a; 9 O'Clock, a. m.
REGULATIONS.
! /. All articles Tor competition must b
on he ground by IL o'clock, m, on Thurs
day the 18th.
2 All articles exhibited must remain oil
the ground until O'Clock. p. m, on FRIDAY
the 18Th, and on all occasions will be re
turned 20 the exhibitor when called for.
g. Caution n-All articles exhibited, wheih
er ealables or moi, must b. respected a
private properly, and any person deteclet
in purloining or iUIuring them will be deal
with accovding 10 law.
4. All articles offered for competition
must be owned by the compelilors a
fruits, vegetables, flowers, &c, must be tn
growth OF The competitors, and all manu-
faclured articles must have been made b.
ihe competitors.
All shows, flying horse exhibitions, a
well as the sale of spirtuous liquors, lage
beer and ale will positively be prohibited
Application for refreshment sands or re:
taurants, must be made 20 the special com
miuee elected for that purpose.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
The amount reqnired for membership
the Soriety is Que DolIar (according 10 tn
alteration in the constitution made al III
yearly meeling.) For This certificate vi
be given. signed by The President and Sec
relary Certificates may be Obtained at an
time after the first of October al The offic
OF the Secretary or President, and AT an
OF the stores in BIoomsbure.
DR.. J. RAMSAY. President.
A. ]. SLOAN, Secretary.
Bloomsbury, August %, 1860.
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BLOOMSBURG
BARBER SHOP.
Z
Bloomsbury, Oct. l2, 1859.
n OLDDR. HEATHS BOOK OF ks

n OLDD HEATHS BOOK OF -
NTravels and great discoveries ofthe
Japanese and East India Medicines, with
(uil directions for The certain cure OF Con-
sumption. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Ca
,arrah, Asthma, Fevers, Heart Disease,
Scrofula, Cancer, Dyspepsia, Live: Com
plant, Gravel and Urinary Deposits, Fe-
male Complaints, &. illustrated with hun
dreds ofcertIficsles OF cures and engravings.
For the purpose of rescuing as many suffer-
inc fellow beings as possible from rrema-
luTe death, it will be sent TO any part OF the
continent, BY sending 25 cents 10 Drs. Heath.
Sold by G. NJ Hagenbuch, Boomsburg;
N. L. Rank s Co, Danville, Jacob Lawalt,
Catasauoua; A Miller s. Co, Berwick.
DRS. HEATH,
CAT Broadway, New York City.
October 5ih iS59-ly.
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NEUORANDUM OF PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED AT THE
AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL
AND
Mechanical Exhibition Of
G o U NJ BlA G CUNT Y,
On Thursday. Friday 4 Saturday,
The Ish, 18Th, 81 2O,h of october, 1860
By Order of the Erecutiue COMMITTEE.
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Judges-Pster NJ. Trangh, Brarcreek
Philip Reese, Greenwood q. w. Dre!s
bach, Hemlock.
CLASS 7-GREEN & DRIED FRUIT.
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CLASS 2o-MISCELLANEoUS ARTICLES
Judges Or. P. John, Bloom Hon. GH
Willis, Montour Peter Ent. GENRE.
CLASS 2l-TRIAL OF HORSES.
best trottiug horse or mare in harness 25 90
2d 10 90
best pair trotting horses or mares Is 90
2d O1
Jucges.-Georee Marz. Light Street
DR.. w. McReynolds, HemIock Jonas Hay
man, Green ood.
22-TRIAL OF MEN.
best and fastest runner 90
2d 2 90
best and fastest walker d 90
2d 2 90
Judges.-Dr. ] Ramsay. Bloom George
Weaver, Bloom VIM. Neal, Bloom.
CLASS On
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(R,om the Southern Fr..d and F;,s.id.,1

lHEo"s "e SOutRetU Htst0 ana r"SGtoSs
VIRTUE OF WALNuTs.--Mr. Editor: In
ls45 was 5prostrated bya severe attack Of
inhammatory fever. The timely arrival and
'vigilant treatment of our family hysician,
Under God, saved me from the gravo-the
fate OF my younger brother, who had no,
received such timely aid. As soon as was
able I joined my classes in college; had to
keep upland at the same time make up
lost recitations.,, Consequences: impaired
health and chronic dyspepsia, with its usual
attendant, contlipatiop Of the bowels: Two
lsborious:years Of college life, and seven
yeats in the itinerant ministry and several
sedentsry years in chair ofinstructiop but
confirmed my ailments: Prescriptions from
.Physicians afforded mo no permanent relief:
fortunately however I was led 10 the eat.
ing Of 8! few wslnuts every day. The ef.
feet was like charrn.s:S My ailment fed my
health andcheer returned ; my flesh grew
firm; my weight became greater than ever
before. I am now hale, robust aud hap.
py: ,y s.S.--
To,all similarly afflicted would say, Go
and do likewise It.can cost but li:,le to
make the trial. Ny medicine cost bu. fitty
cent? g abushel. To many there would be
no cost whatever. And may every one
who tries the remedy, end itss ,ef1icaoious
as did,your grateful servant.
I have felt it my duty to make known to
the thousands suffering in similar manner
the existence of so simple and pleasant a
remedy.-PRAEsEs.
April Is, 1860. u
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY |
SEVVING
VI MA.CHI MES

At the sign of the Golden AnpiI.
COLUMBIA, s. G. ~ -
THE Subscribers, having been appointed
Il General Agents for the Southern State,
for the sale of
TAYGART & aFARRs DOUBLE THREAT,
Sewing Machines.
saving direct from the spools, and mskingia
strong, durable stitch which cannot Be unrey,,
eiied, and sewing on the 'thinnest and heaviest
fabrics with equal facility. TheseSn1aehines,
for simplicity and durabfIity, cannot Bs Sar.
passed They have taken the frSt tptsIsiursf nc
hve OF the County Fairs tnS PeHSs Sisassiat and
New 9ersey, over the high priced III Mkc6fpss;o OF
Singer and other nanufaeturs. The iows price
!af wbteh H4ssIMachinss are Offered putS ttesi
within the reach of every one. q Price from
5000 80, Parties wanting sesncies III thsss
Mashines wilEplsase apply q ns' g Nsate dfe.
pared 70 sslIthem 81 rsSnunstatine sraless 70
those assireas of engaging ia Ri d bns;isss:
uss;,. Wssss @ s,so ,sssas lss sleoss Leok.stiIsh
1ch,hss Pfssss rspgtag FROM $50 an3, nbNxrI
I, !. g FISH : l'I ER g AeaEw. q Cd :;
Y o. O. Nj M MO ORR .bs. .la sss 81 iisa..y !. e.,
sss;sl'1 ss 'ss @ sssss 50: .S
AHQ6u.
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L1TERATURR,s THE ARTS, scIRNcE
ABBEyIIE, SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING MAY l. 1861
INTRINSIC WORTH.

.,.zyg.-s INTRINSIC WORTH.
isnot the bird Of brightest wing
doth 1oftiest soar or sweetest sing;
For brilliant plumege who would mark
The pinions of the warbling larkl
Ills not the gavly painted flower
That sweetest blooms in wood or bower
The violet of humble mieu
Breathes out its fragrance uil unseen.
Tis not the sparkling fountain. flow
That gluddens mos. the vale below,
The silent dew, the gentle rain
Will more refresh the thirsty plain.
Tis not the costly'pearl or gem
That forms the loveliest diadem,
The ornaments that most adorn,
Are by the lowly spirits worn. 4
Tis not the man of shining parts .-.s.>.
Has strongestsway DER human hearts; :;
But he Of sympathetic soul
The willing passions doth control
Tis not the Boosting Pharisee
7Whosfinds acceptance for his plea;
The contrite heart alone will bring '5se=;s
10 heaven pleasing offering.
ALL KNOW.
By ALICE oLREY.
Her voice was sweet and low; her face
No words can make appear,
For it looked out Of heaven but long enough
To leave shadow here.
And only knew that saw tho face,
And saw the shadow fall,
And that she carried my heart away,
And keeps it; that is all.
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Il. ..-a
Samuel Adams was q tax. .gatlierer.
Humphreys was historian and poet
Wayne (kiad Anthony was surveyor.
Benjamin Lincoln was q farmer and jus.
,ice Of the peace.
Morgan was drover.
Woman loves moro than man because
she sacrifices more.
An Irish paper advertises, Wanted, an
able bodied man as washsr.woman. 3
A man, when he is hard up is mostly
down in .he,yorld.
A drapers adviceoto his SON, in selecting
wife is, Get piece of calico that will
wash fS@s
= Mover coademn friend uubeard, or
without letting him know his acuser and
the charge preferred against him. *
The man who took aswalk' the other.
day, brought It back again; the next day
lie took a ride and went Of with ii:
Wbyswas Herodia as the fastest woman Of
thsrdsy y'-Becauss she got a'head Of John
the Baptist on a charger.
So long as men are impruden in their
diet and business, doctors aid lawyers will
ride in carriages.
An English missionary nowgin Sumatra
lately wrote home that he had the satistac
ton of examining the oven in which his
predecessor was baked. p :
+ Why isNman climbing up Mount Yes.
uyiusl like an Irishman who wishes to Kiss
his sweetheart 7-Because he wants to get
at the mouth of the 'craturs'. : r.: 80, e. !
tits sad commentary upon the course of Of
instruction spursued in young ladies schools
that the graduates seldom kuox how to
decline. an offer Of marriage. $..a. &
An old Gfecian philosopher advises q all
men to know themselves. That's. advising
agood many to form very low shd disreputa.
Fble acquaintance. ~, s'sssilsts''s.t ss
Molisre was asked the reason Why, 10 Ger
tain countriess the king may assume the
crown at fourteen years Of age and cannot
marry before eighteen. !: 1T is,' said Moliere,
because it's more difficult to rule q wife
than kingdom = ~: -
mi thots sore away tn U, IL!
Nj brane nebeginsto phlutter. 49, (;
%lloys q more th an Buckwhete On ii
: A q sph'ittefssfrido in butter Biyos:
ssIniitssstafs; a. .ias morals, thar, .re. a
certain Taste and grace, whiohcopfsr, digni-
tyson mod desate acquiremspts spd there
are negligence and g7ossnsss tIats disgust, gust
even when scoompsaiea VIII ineonte.tablss
superiority. : y. - -.4sA
s. A chaplain. wa. once preaching, Il. < clsss Jas
[of. collsgiana about. .tls formation st habits
|Gsntlem en- said tie,. .'clossyour sars against
bad disconrses.' The 9. udsnts imme ediateiy
f|cIsprpsd thsir hands ,ei.hsifs sssfs. s, !;
l.. you b sysi i .opurs, Of 6ut:capuot as.
soci.te with Bad coapsnion. without be.
coming sddic,eI ssons of,hafbsa alEsbits
Eyilscenpahys like .tobsssso saisok ssssyoa
cannot % lofgs gsissfs ht xisSSas seafs N
'sisg away u taiif ore SIS So 5 Z: s. e., s.
|, STI1s fnlJo-;., .x,,.n.o s,.., xii ssstssa
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- o..
;, / HEROES OF THE REvoLuT1oN.-Amopg
them were thinkers aud. cobl,rs. Whatf
Were they not patriotsl Were they net
menl ;ss5a4t
Washington wac surveyor and farm.
er. -
Franklin was a printer.
Greene was blacksmith.
:, Warren was physician.
Sumter was a shepherd.
Roger Sherman was shoemaker.
Marion was q farmer, as were also Put
nam, Allen and Stark.
Hancock was a shipping merchant.
Trumbull was an artist.
Arnold Ghe traitor) was bookseller
and druggist.
Robert Morris was . shipping merchant.
Samuel Adams was tax-gatherer. Z
Humphreys was a historian and poet
Wayne (dad Anthony was surveyor.
Benjamin Lincoln was farmer and jus.
tice Of the peace.
Morgan was drover.
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[pAYABLE IN ADVANCE: !
VOLUME NIII.---No. L..

TaxIs1So Of 3o3AE.--Nothine can
possibly be ffsere highly interesting, 7mord
deeply ithtoftahtt6 the best interests Of so:
ciety, than the edasation and general train:
ing ofwomen. Upon that depends wheth-
er the workman shall have good house.
wife for his wife; whether bis children shall
have good mo,hefto attehd ttem whetL-
er his house shall be made comfortable and
happy to himself, and thereby formidabis
rival tand the best possible rivaly raised to
another place, Of which other place will
not 60 further at present than to say it
neither has the comforts of home; nor tho
Innocence Of home, nor tue instruction and
sound relaxation and tefreshment of home:
q but it's enjoyment is obtained by the sacri-
nee of the domestic duties, by robbing the
wife and children Of the pence which ars
spent there te SUPPORT the indulgence Oh.
tanned and in return for these indulgepce,.
the health Of mind and body alike are un-
dermined, and ultimately are totally subver.
ted.-Lord Brouyham.
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The friends of DR.. ]. F. McCOMB respect
fully announce him. as a Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election -
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VALUABLE HOUSE & lot FOR SALE,

THE residence of Mrs. Harrison situated
Il ino of the most eligible locations in
Abbeville Village, is offered for sale .on rea.
sohable terms.
The House contains ten rooms, with all neces.
sary out'buildings, in a state of thofongh re-
Pair. a. ss=S ~
The Lot embraces FIVE acres a large and
Vineyard, DC. q
premises.
tB For further particulars apply to
g., g JAS. NJ. PERRIN ESQ.
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THE PRosPKon oy TRADE WITH SArAy.-The
spproaehins visit Of the japanese embassy
will incite fresh interest in whatever relates to
thai remarkable country. "opensd up," to the
modern world through the rumsntality of
the late Commodore Perry, and now each day
drawing nearer to the United States ia bonds
of amty and commerce. Having become ou.,
nearest neighbor on tho other side of the Pacific
and likewise possessing favorite port for the
resort Of our whaling feet in tho great, North
ern ocean, = sound policy dictates that we
should reciprocate every friendly advance
But we aresprobably exposed to calculate too,
largely upon the immediate advantages ofcom.
mercial intercourse with the Jspenese. The
barrier SO long maintained against the en-
'croaehments of European civilization. ar. not
to be removed at onos; and though travellers
maySisnd on the. "Flowery Kingdom" and
our ships replenish their stores thsre,. yet
many years must elapse before any very extsi,.
sive interchange of commodities can bsSssxpsc.
ted. A Dispatch received by tie Secretary, Of
thesManeGe.ter tEng.) Chamber of Commerce
from Il. N. Consul General at Yedo, contains
manyainteresting. statements in regard to tho
port of Hakodsdi aud the prospects it holds
out for the dsyelopment Of foreign trade. Re.
inglistls morssttians 8 flashing village. with no
'appearansssot anys large OR t:setivs Trade, it
wouldssssnl at fiirt aissht lsass tie Consul Gen.
Araiy - though no materials existed for any
commerce nth foreign nssions. Salmon aud
potstoss, the latter having been recently in
troduced bysforeigasrs5 seem to be the only ar.
tieles susceptible Of export. and these might
suffice 70 load few slips every year and the
1cotst;sss sThsrsis also a,eonsiderable variety of
:furs and other skins. Bot the mineral resour-
ces Of the country are more promising.
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THE STATE. Of SouTHsGAROLINA.
" ,ABBEVLLLF DLSIRICT -"
-, IN Equity.
samtel McBryde,l
Vs. s{
:}o:spa J}o:fph MMsstyde. Mssy. Bill for Partition.

7 T APPEARING that James McBrvde and
the children of John McBryde (whose nun.
BET and names are unknown, ,YSD Defepdants in
the abote:stated case, reside beyond the limits
OF this State, on motion of Sc A. McGowan.
Comp. Sol. Ordered that said Defendants do
appear. and plead. lanswer or demur to said
hereof or the same will be taken proseo,t5esso
against them.
=<swM: H. PARKER, g. i. A.b.
Commissioners Office,
eb'yi528Ss1880. As 3n :"
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Q A N d I D A r E 8.
FoF.Tax Collector.

The friends of JAMES A. McCORD respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election. %:< ~
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>HE OLD ADAGE is when you are doing
Il well to be satisfied. But hare taken
up notion of going West, and now offer my
Land, Mills, &c, for for Sale.
I offer my Home Place in Abbev ills District,
near Greenwood. containing SEVEN HUN
DRED AND SIXTY ACRES. .half cleared and
the other half in woods. Very healthy loca.
ton. Fine improvements--al large comfortable
Dwelling. Barns, Stables: Gin House, excellent
Negro Cabins. &c On this Tract iaa
Fine Flouring Mill,
With three Sets of fRUNNERS-aid ClRCU-
LAR SAW MILL-all driven by steam power.
This Mill sin elegant condition and has been
running eight years, clearing from tisenty:fvs to
thirty per cent. annually. y
Also, valuable Tract of Pine Land in
Edge6eld District containing ONE THOU
SAND AND FIFTY ACRES, and on it is
Saw Mill, Grist MIL, Single
..zga Machine.
This Mill has been ia 81 Operation seven wears,
paying from thirty to tirty.three per cent. an.
nually. r. ~ -, 5sysss;,, -
Also, ono other Tract Of land sih Edgefield
Distriot,; situate on the Martin Town Road
and on Horse Pen Greek, containing TWO
HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES.
Also, one other Iraet sol land in Plckens
District containing THREE HUNDRED AND
f!FfY ACRES, finely timbered, and the eBlue
RidgeSRail Road running through It.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY |
This is an opportunity for persons wishing to
| invest their money in something that will pay.
And such opportunities are rarely offered.
Look out allwho feel interested or you will
certainly lose bargains..
shall be absent in April and May, but af
ter that time will beat home, and will take
pleasure in showing, the Lands. Mills, &c., to
any one wishing TO purchase.
J. Y: L. PARTLOW.
New Market. SC, Apr. 1873
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
DEL. RIlIA

"a Benepotent Institution established 6y special
endo''m e',t. for The relief Of the sick and Dis.
tressed, afflicted .oith Viruitnt and Epiaemte
Biseases -
MED!cAL Advice given gratis by the Act
~ ing Surgeon to all who apply BY letter
with description of their condition. (age, occu..
patton, habits of life. &C., and in cases of ex.
trsmsPeVerty, Medicine furnished free of charge
valuable Reports on the New Remedies en-
ployed in the Dispens ary, sent to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will be acceptible.
Address, DR.. j.. SKILLIN HOUGIITON.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Assoc istion, No; 9
south Ninth Street. Phladelpeia, Pa. ~.s..
By order Of the Directors. 20:
Gro, FAIRcHnp. Secrstary. JJan. 90. l2m
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A QuksTIoN OF PRoSouNcrxT1oN SET.
rLED:-A Washington correspondent ofthe
Boston Traveller says that the vexed 4ae..
ton as to the proper pronounciation Of the
word 'inqHirS' Was settled the other day in
the Senate, in a manner approaching in. dig.
nifty almost to legislative enactment. Mr..
Hale, in offering bis resolution in regard 10
the capture Of the Mexican vessels, said It
wasa resolution Of inquiry placing s.the' :
accent upon tho first syllable, as is the habit
of some Senator'S. Upon this Mr.. Sumner Sun
who sits next to MI. Hale, said sufficiently
loud for his neighbour to hear, please say :.
inquiry /! emphasizing the second syllabis
according to Webster. Mr. Hale ~howss
still upon his feet said, Inqxiry 1, mean.
I ask:pardon Of the Senate for saSing in.
quiry! ssss, sy -. ;sszss ~ ~ 49,. - =.
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LET THE STOMACH HAVE Ira CRAVING
In the diseases producedby bad food; such
as scotbdtie dysentery and diarrbdea, the
patients stomach often Graves for and di:
gests things, some Of which certainly would
belaid down in no dietary that ever.was; in
ven ted for the sick, and especially nots fo.
uch'sick..e These are fruit pickles, jams;
gingerbread, ia. Of ham or Of bacon; su,et,
cheese, butter, milk. These cases have
seen ZEE not BY onesSnors BY tens bit by hun.
:drreds. And the patiehts ath Mas right;
and the book was wrong. The articles
,erayed br, in tlese case, aindfgRt hays; been.
principally arranged 5n1dets hsfwo heads
of fat aud.yegetabde aaids: There Is Sttsns,
q marked difference betwsen men and NO.
man IN this su1stsef Of SICK feeding. Wo-
: mems digestionis generally slower. Flor.
senee adtingals.s sas.,z
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rB- The friends of Capt. W. s. HARRIS
respectfully announce him as a Candidate for
the Office Of Tax Collector of Abbeville. District
at the next election.
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The friends Of HENRY s. CASON respect
ully annnounce him as a Candidate for Tax
Collector, athe ensuing election.
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. IsLAHK !. :asessn7s- a. D. -
WATHCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRFas

HOUGER DHPoT, 8. O.,
TSsprepared with unnecessary tools and ma
4 ststisls TO do anything in his lire Of busi.
nesssat the lowest rates. All work warranted
to do well for twelve months, if not send Il
back and it will be done free Of charge. Give
ms,etriai and satisfy yourselves Terms cash.
june lI,sls6ss7-l2in,h r.
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plans s6eass;f.d for tb. no,t Z; ;ts:,nd b..o,n;a.
manner Of receiving ,bs b.;r. .nn.r.r. - ~
British throne. Mspv Of. th,m a.. ~ . v..v
uuiads I'D : nature. For..r.mnls ...ssss, n.r.oo
suggests grand gathering Of .fl ia .o,d wa.
Ter men, that & % say, tetotaisrs in the Prov
inee, topre.sht ra 81 adJress to BIZ. Rov.l Hivb.
mess. Another iassssts th.. an ods,boula 5.
xritten-oin what subject va ti ars iS,ot told....
tonu.ie. and sung M fes tho slelectaiion Of fsth.ss
royal yisiter. Another person urge, ,hstts.si.II
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-04
NOTICE.

TNHE OLD ADAGE is when you are doing
Il well to be satisfied. But hare taken
up notion of going West, and now offer my
Land, Mills, sc, for Sale.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-04

EsY Tue friends Of Col. j. G. BASKIN re-.
spectfully announce him a candidate for the
office of0rdinary, at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-05-04
For Ordinary

For Ordinary.
EF The friends Of JOHN A. HUNTER re-
spectfully announce him a candidate for the
office of Ordinary. at the next election.