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TIE BRANCH T-RAILED.

We are indebted to w. II. Wheeler
for the following dispatch which
brings good news to all our people
Hancock county, thanks to the ener.
gy Of some Of her leading citizens,
and the sagacity of her Commission
ers, is st last rid of q relic of barbar-
ism
SANDUsKY, O., Oct. Ia, '69.
JONES AND WHEELER The Find
lay Branch is all laid with "T' Rail.
Congratulate your people.
RUSH r. SLOANE.
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NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE
Fail and Winter of 1899.


Itake the liberty OF calling your
attention to ONE of the MOST COM
PLETE and best selected stocks OF
Millinery, Fancy Goods,
LadIes'Drcss Trim nm ings
md Yankee Notions open TO,
inspection at all times.
Before making your purchases fol
the Fall and Winter 1 would respect
fully invite an examination of my
stock, confident that in variety and
extent, beauty of styles, latest nov.
elites, terms and prices, I can com.
pete favorably with large cities around
us, and can not be excelled in our
town.
Thankful for past patronage, I re
spectfully solicit continuance of the
same. J.B.R ROTHCHILD,
NO 22-tf Findlay, Ohio.
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Fred Selbach,

Fred Selbach,
Dealer in Pianos,
Melodeons and
other Musical Instruments
Books bound to order and paper
boxes manufactured. 17tE
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$1,000 and all Expenses Paidi
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad.
vertisiDg columns. no35 ly.
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Don't Forget

Don't Forget
To call aud examine the Howe
Sewing Machine, which will be on
exhibition 1T the Fair Grounds. 1t
took the premium at the State Fair,
and thus far at every County Fair
where exhibited.
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Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
Messrs. X. s. Baker Il Co. are fill
ing up with . new stock of Boots and
Shoes, which, for style and quality,
have never been surpassed in this
place. They invite the attention of
those wanting anything in that line
to their stock. Our motto is: ga
good article at fair price,"
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer cleans the scalp Of dandruff,
and allays all unpleasant irritati0ns.
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Local Business Notices.

nBusfness Notices, In our Local Col
umns. single Insertion, 10 cents line TO Reg
ular Advertisers, and 10 cents to Transient
cents per line.
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Gone East.

Gone East.
Our neighbor, Elijah Barnd, Esq,
of the firm OF Barnd d Turley,
s.Headquarters,' started for New
Goods last Tuesday. Like sensi-
BILE man, he waited to vote before
starting. He informed us that he
intended to lay in a very large
stock,
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STOVES of the Latest and Neatest
Design, at j. Cromlev's. 28tf
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Facts Worth Considering.
The people of Hancock county are
getting fully wakened up to the i'm
portance of good bridges, and are
now determined to put up none but
the best structures. The best wood
en- bridge now made is generally
conceded to be Smiths Patent Truss
Bridge, for which Messrs. Yocum &
Altman are the only agents for this
county. These gentlemen have put
up three of these bridges in this
county, and the people have been
unanimous in the opinion that they
cannot be excelled. Messrs. Yocum
Il Altman are "number one' mechan-
ics, and are not afraid to have any
work they put up thoroughly exam
ined and tested. Another fact that
should be borne in mind is, that they
are the only authorized agents for
this county. Their address ia Find
lay, Ohio, where they may be reached
at all times by letter. n17tf.
A $50 Golden Rule cook stove, No.
9, for $50 at j. Cromley,s. 2Stf
A$3S Morning Star cook stove No.
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AcHEns WantsS tssSdaHOMFS
AND FORTUNES

TN the boundless West and sunnv South. 1t
/ speaks to the young man of home and
fortune and tells him why, where and h Nv
to seek it il tells capitalists where to invest
the labOrer, to find good wages; the farmer,
the best lands; the merchant, the manufacture
or. the professional man, and the mechanic, OF
the great chances open to them; ii tells every
BODY lust what they ought to know, about the
vast resources and wonderful progress in every
part of this great country. New fresh, interest
Ing and popular:
Send for circular. Farmers, farmers sons.
and other enterprising men, can learn of a
business. by addressing PEO-
PLES PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia, Pa,
Ohio, Chicago, Ill, st. Louis, NO.,
or Springfield, Mass, noz2tlo
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MAGNOLIA WATKR.-Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold at half the price.
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A No. 8 Fashion Cooking Stove, fur.
nished, for $40, at j. Cromley's.
no. 20 tt
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A S3s Gen. Grant cook stove, No
8, for $50 at j. Cromley's. 28tf
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The 2. d. L. s.

The 2. q. LIS.
This Society gave literary enter
tainment Wednesday evening, on the
occasion of their first anniversary,
closing with q supper at Green &
Carson's Dining Hall.
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Dissolution.

V'HE partnership existing between Drs. J. A
Il y. LangwOrthy Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, DE-. LangwOrtny Sr retirin.
from business, for the present, ON account O.
illness.
DIR. n. LaDgwOrthy will continue To practice
his profession as usual.
Parties interested will take notice that an
immediate settlement is necessary in order
that the firm may settle their business The
books ars ready, and will be kept by Us a rea-
sonable time, after which they will be handed
to a collector for settlement.
j. LANGWORTHY.
October ], ls69-no2lt3.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office in
Findlay for the week ending Oct.
Is, 1869:
Ausfahl Mrs. Emeline, Rangler Jacob,
Bulch Nm, Reninger Jedmey,
stEiSt NJ -.E-liea' r Isstana1e Hurry.
Cooper Miss Sarah T., Symonds Miss Sarah,
Gorno Paul, Shelly Mrs. Martha,
kunz Bate, Taylor Mrs. Marthy A,
Miller Mi Mary, Thompson Josephine,
MarshellA Miss Acllsach Woodworth Mrs. f., 2,
Drum A. H., Walters Olynthus,
Ricketts, Mrs. Polly, Ward n. ii.
Persons calling for these letters
will please say they are advertised.
A. BALLOU, P. NJ.
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Accident.
A lsborer on the Main Street Sew
er had his arm broken by the caving
in OF the sewer while at work last
II onday.
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Facts Worth Considering.

FoR the cheapest and best Stove
60 to j. Cromley's. no2Stf
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Report of Findlay Central School Dis
trict. No. 8. for the Week ending
Oct. l, 1859:
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Notice.

N Office.
WLSON PEARSE, whose place of resi-
w deuce is unknown, is notified that Jan
urah Pearse did, on the sth day of September,
lsts 1iie her petition in the office of the Clerk
OF the Court of Common Pleas OF Hancock
,ounty, Ohio, charging said Wilson Pearse
with wilfuIl absence for more than three
years and asking that she may be divorced
from the said Wilson Pearse, and the custody
lands may be restored to her with reasonable
alimony, which petition will be for hearing
at the next term OF said Court
JANURAH PEARSE.
J.E HVRxkT, Atty, Sept 10, ,ael7tss
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WGshington-Peter Hostler, Dem.
Bfgiick-John Graham, Dem.
Ansondd-M. Roller, Dem.
Deia,0dre- Elias Wilson, Rep.
Jacksoa-Thomas Walterlnire, Dem.
Marion-Jsseph Bushong, Dem.
Cuss-J. w. Bowman, Dem.
-4uea-Willism Dorsey, Dem.
P0rfd1e-S. F. Dulin, Rep.
Liberfy-Jacob Reese, Rep.
Ffndidy-Benjamin Huber, Rep.
EIcie-William Yates, Dem.
Madisom-J. B. Bame, Dem.
Vda Barea-Philip Foltz, Dem
Ordnge-William NJ. Mckinley, Dem.
Uaion-S. ]. Nowlan, Dem
Biaachard-David Moffit, Rep
HeGs0Rf-Allen Cooper, Dem.
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Court Of Common Pleas.
: This court will som mence Its next
session one week from next Monday
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Vote of Findlay Township.
The following is the vote Of this
township:
| Rem. Dem.
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Land Appraisers.

Our neighbor of the COURIER gives
the following as the list of Land Ap-
praisers electeq in the several town
ehips last Tuesday
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To the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
o Hancock county, Ohio, who is hereby di-
rected to publish this Order for three consecu-
tive weeks in each of the several papers pub
lished in said county.
The State Of Ohio, Hancock County, s. s.:
IJAMES DENNISON, Clerk of the Court OF
Pleas of Hancock county, Ohio. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
of the Order made by the Judges above named,
an Tiffin for the times of holding Courts in
this District JAS. DENNISON, Clerk.
BY W. w. SIDDALI., Deputy Clerk.
Findlay o. Sept II, lS69-no2lt3.
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MOWERS AND RKAPERS,

In this department the Champion
Machines, exhibited by Ruthrauff &
Cory, attracted much notice and
kept our friend Ruthrauff and Mr..
W. Il. Stilwell, Of Springfield. very
busy explaining their good qualities
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DISTRICT COURT.

The several terms of the District Court, in
and for the year 1870, shall commence in the
several counties thereof rs follows.
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And We do further order and direct that the
several terms of said courts shall commence
on the first day of each of said terms at eight
o'clock. y. NJ.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We issue this, our
order, Tor the purpose aforesaid, at said Court
House, on this the 18th day of September, y.
ID lSirl
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DR.. SARGEnl'S
Backache Pills

Is the most efficient and most popular Diuret-
ie medicine known, removing at once any
of the hi neyS, Subtuing lntian-
nation and strengthening the Urinary Or
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M ARRIED.

A $38 Morning Star cook stove No.
}, for S33 at ]. Cromley's. 2Stf
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ORs SAFTGENE' IS
BACKACHE PILLS

Have been in use So years, and are daily per-
forming wonderful cures In many instances
where patients were unable to walk upright
or to rise without assistance, they have been
relieved by a single dose.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-16

rency when s6rsts ,iltroaueed-,an
opinion which was sandorssd by all
the oowpapy present, seyeraI OF
whom wese promihent ejtIzeus oi
San Francisco, +
The New York commsrsIpl IA,
vors the Chinese Immigration
movement. The editor thinks it
will not only help tho Sonthern,
But twill aid New York also in
5st.ings cheaper domestic, :servapts.
The active and capable Asiatics
we are tolI will mako a great
hange III the aspect Of the labor
question, and If they should come
II rapidly aud in large numbers
hey would make themselves felt at
once. Housckcerers hereabouts
have faith that they will at once
make a reliable arm of the domes-
tic service.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-16

SUCCESS ExrRAoRDIrAnY.s'4l T4s'
Piedmont Sill Heaas ths Lisf.-JTke4-
business of this Virginia; euterpfiso
exhibits the most remarkable success #
of this age, and tho caution aid psfaui-: 4 :,
dence. it exhibits III all idspaft
proelaims its success to be permapstif.
In ono single day last week this eoiff!! Sill! p
pany issued one hundred and dsw9htSs:. i
nine policies, carrying SAB 900 sofl
risks, on which the premiumF Fsfe,
over $40, 900; five Of the poiiciess wsrs 10 q
single Payments Or Paid up, on which
the cash premium was over S17;;ooo.a a"%,
We think this itanaense busInaas,, I'll.
one day, could safety ;bo 8 staked
against any company On thfs ebqti-. >
nent, and certainly far exceeds ,ianys
company of its ago1 Verify ..Eha.
Piedmont" may propstly' bs cRfistsnt ;
ed "The Virginia Giant Of Lie I'M .
surance."-E"quirer : aud Essdssi;iiter,, r,sl
July !, 1868. % tr,;, @&2 od@ rfQ1! %
!
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DEhIoREST's YoUNG AMEn1c,

nEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERICA
The brigh and best of all the
juvenile magazines. Docsticka
said he liked the Episcopal Church,
because the minister let the people
''tallS baclS." Mr.. Demorcst un-
derstands this; he lets his little
readers do their own talking, or,
at any rate. "tulls back" and they
seem to like it, and are at any rate
devoted to YOUNG AMERICA Ger
tainly this little magazine combines
more instruction of the very best
kind, with amusement, than any
magazine we ever saw. $3.50 pei
year, with a premium. Publica.
ton Office, sas Broadway, New
York.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-16

even with the pages Of the Federalist
no might have isarhed hat It is q mis-
use of4serEhs t apply She word "dac
ao9s' aos The sscut1oh Of legitimate
fpds flEpds by lSgitinsat msahs! This is ul
shat oapsSitizsnsE eaststnplate; it i.
he leastabas they esh tasnand.
This is the ground assilmed in the
Columbia meeting, aswhfch the fol
lowing resolutions. wers adopted:
Reso1oed, That it is tho opinion O
this meeting that tho present asscss
ment of the State and County take.
Is oppressive, unequal, and, as we be
lieve, illegal. ,'' (
Reso!ved, That we. will resist TIL.
payment Of said taxes by all Lawful
means to the extent of our abilities. =.
Rcsoi"d, That in order to do so, W,
will select able counsel to take such
legal steps in the premises as they may
deem best.
A committee, consisting Of Messrs
lanes D. TraIewclL F. w. Ficklina
and John S. Green, was appointed to
prepare and publish manifesto tc
the citizens of this State In regard tc
tho letter Of Governor Scott, pub
lished in the Phenir, of the 9th inst.
in reply to u letter addressed to hin
by Mcssrs. Stenhouso, Gibson apt
Diercks, in regard to the State taxes
The committee selected Hons. J. P
Carol and +. w. Tickling as the
counsel under tho third resolution
which was approved Of by the meet
ing.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-16

Mr.. EDrroR-'We are aware that
some Of the Agents pf the, Equitable
kite Insurance Com mpangs.ef Man
York, az well as those, ,okthe ;Esns;
|Idsaranes sCompapy. Vt haasford.
Conn have .heen pespesss.,as.ssus.
of the most miserable ISLANDERS against
the Piedmont Tifs Insurance .Compa.
ny of Richmond, Virginia, that were.
ever dreamed Of. In this w,s Win
refer to few Of them only. - t5GHo 50 81
lst' They say that We ere ipausiing
without q charter. - % 'sAs ~
s;1' I'd That the Piedmont is A. ,asa'
company. ''i'o
Sd. That the Piedmont, ,is an. om,,
nlbus company-deals in everything.
4th: That the Piedmont has, ao,
capital ,,.,,y, ~. :. ,f,;n.,..%,,', ,', =,
9th. That 20 Southern company iss
reliable. .,.:.....,
9Th. That the, policies of, the Pied.
mont are not protected against, seiz-,,
ure for debt, and that theirs is .he
only company that gives SUCH Pfo;,
These, as we'll as other misrepre-, (,
sentations, will be answered fully and
satisfactorily to satisfy the most skesas
tlcal, very shortly. But once Ind,
for all; we rou"diy assert that athere )
Is. not word Of truth in. INV, ones oe
them. We will add only, ,ons, more lnsdr.
remark tpr the present, The Equits
able is bound, BY positive promise, u
not 10 loan q cent Of their fands ao
the people. Of the South, whilst 1hei
PIEDMONT promises to loan every
copper of theirs received in South
Carolina to the citizens Of thesState.o
We have tried to, avoid this psblies
appeal, having gone to the parties
and endeavored to set them right, on.
the subject, but they oontintae 70 cir.
culate these reports, and no ott1er
course is left as. We: respectfully,
ask the citizens Of the State to- with.
hold their opinion, until q. full :inves.f
tlgatiop IS made, which will shortly.
appear. We challenge the most rig.
ID and prying scrutiny of the affairs
OF the Piedmont. The truth Is, if il.
must be told, that they find 1uus IL
their way, and wish to shove; us OFF 3
ISAAC BRANCH. =
,:.%. j. j. WARDLAiW, H.
II. A: ARCHER. - 8, :, + 7
Abbeville c. II, S. C., July; !, &c.,
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DEMoREsT's MAGAZINE FOR A

DEMoREsT's MAGAZINE FOR Au,
Gusr.-This is really the gem OF
the ladies monthlies. Its patterns
and fashions arc always fresh, full
and original, and its reading mat.
tor varied, and full of practical i'll.
tercst. It's now department, "The
Ladies' Club" has struck a vein,
and has become immensely popu-
lar, While Its illustrations are more
numerous and better than ever
$500 per year, with a premium
Publication Office, S38 Broadway,
New York.
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asn. FORREST has imadsiarvapessneats d
ssours' wittin'rbe next Two, snouibf. Loco
cbinsss' asslabutsss upoh;a sopshssn RAIL-
roads which hS ban ;contraetsd % make
An'agsunyi hss bssu sissblshed ID ISL Lon.
70 'sor tAupplJings ;At5 tbss shDrfAas po.ice.
sHstevsT 9amher;of Chinese may bs cal.
tsdder s'oasAny psts,ef shs icosnisy, and
tsss sgs&ey .bhaoalfssdy ;nrdafsa. ,s0,eeo.
% gtAsd daenfssaiss fastlrs, in.iodac.i6n os
nst.snssss tosbes P,Dysd npon ihs ipisatss-!
] ssiessaf Z thsS es.a a;ibasbsss s;sUfousls Inv
sAsasatea d shi4sss .t,s ,ssn ss,sss. is
fs.sa = .,ass,
asadss 8 60 s,esi.s,ii,
ias 3 MI assaat . & mi q mi
g! 6 ! & 8 g !; l us6 -, " y;
Gl VI g Ils3 =, ,ssss,j
Ie sss sts l1 ' !,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-16

At the fifth of July jubilee in
Charleston, the "Rev." w, H.
Brown, who opened the heat with
'rrayer'-said: "That he thanked
God who had made the colored
people free after two hundred and
hfty years of bondage, and had
placed :hem in triumph over the
white men that the s'colored peo-
pie now had the white people down
in the dust and their feet upon
their necks. ',''.' '.''is'''.' %,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-16

'nessso, as Hrsaiasnt. and General Pat.
ton Andefsonas, ,vicc-President. sThe
main o9ieetst of the associatioM are
tethe relief of the destitute soldiers,
their widows and orphans, and the
collection Of rscogds pertaining Fto "a
the late war;"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-16

MEETING Of TIE D1sTR1cr BIBLE
Soc1ErY.-Tho forty sixth anniversa
ry OF the Auxiliary Bitlo Society Of
Abbeville will be held in tho Episco
pal Church, on the last Wednesday o.
July, the 28th inst. Tho Annual ser
mon will be delivered by the Rev. J
N. Young, and the Annual Address
by James S. Cothran Esq,
The public generally are invited te
attend.
.... .. r. A. FAIR,
Recording Secretary.
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The adSd Tina aiaiss b sths South.

rhs SOD rSs b Stbs soata.
- S;s ~ W
TheNs YoEE Commercial Adver-
tisea fofcibly remarks
The 6onditidn sf The Southern
States at the present time is full of
promise. They seem to have fairly
t'ded over their industrial and politi,
cal troubles, and tho future is bright
with tho promise Of high, and; We
trust, enduring, prosperity, :, Anether
good cotton crop, Of which the sihdi.
cations'appear to'bs-ths mcst favora.
ble, will place them in q position
which even the Northorn States may
envy. The Southern people, fortun.
ately for themselves, have had nc
credit for several years past, and have
therefore no debts at tho present time
They have been forced to live eco
nomicaliy, apd depend entirely upon
their own resources, while the North
erners, as q rule, have been extrava
giant and wastcfal: ltis probable that
in the event of the occurrence Of the
financial panic which somes persons
regard as imminent, tho Southern peo,
plo would feel tho shock much less
keenly, and recover from it much
more rapidly than somo of thc G more
wealthy and apparently more pros
porous States.
The cotton condition Of tho cotton
market at the present timo indicates
that no material reduction is likely to
occur in the present prices of the
great. staple. The supply of cotton
in both England and tho United
States is scarcely adequate to the re-
qniremcnts of consumers during the
interval that elapsed before tho new
crop begins to como forward. The
cablo quotations of l24d, for mid
ding upfands at Liverpool, is a for.
tue for tho Southern planter. Tha,
thero will be no important reduction
from this price Is apparent from the
evident inadequacy Of all tho cotton
fields in the world to supply the de
mauds for consumption. Tho supply
is falling off from India in spite of nj
the efforts CT England to stimulate
production in that region. The South
for series Of years to come, will be
the great source of cotton supply 70,
the world. King Cotton is recover
ing his lost throne, but he will reigr
henccforth rs constitutional mon
arch over frecmcn, not as u despo,
over slaves. Free labor will ultimate
ly vindicate its superiority even in the
cotton field.
Nothing, then, but the contingency
of unexpected and unlocked for dis
asters to the new crop can prevent tht
South taking new start. At present
the accounts Of the cotton and cor,
crops arc favorable, and tho yield o
both these products will be largely ir
excess Of last year, With the pros
poet of plenty of money, and with nc
debts on hand to absorb it, tho Soutl
at the close of another successful
harvest will possess the means anc
capital required to stimulate the grea
railroad and other industrial enter
prises that arc destined to impart te
it new impulse on tie road to pros
Pority,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-16

re- Mcssrs. Parker & Thomson
have just received quite variety Of
new goods, and eau now suit the
tastes OF oil. Purchasers will find
the Drug Store Of Parker g. Thomson
the place to get their goods. The
medical profession would do well te
patronisc this store.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-16

Madame ,Demorest,r tho well-known
modfste, and her daughter Miss Wien.
na Demorest, sail for Europe on tho
lsth instant. 1ts the lady,s intention
70 establish in Paris a branch of her
New York emporium of fashions. Is
net this carrying Goals, to Newcastle.
gliding refined gold, painting the lily,
ana ALL that sort Of thipgRi ae. 4,~.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-16

CoNoAREE IRON WoRKs.-Mr. John
Alexander presents now advertise
mcnt this week. Read it. Mr.. Alex
ander is one Of tho best Of worhmcn
and his charges arc moderate. We
have had dealings with him for ten
years, and have always found him
fair in his transactions.