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(SI)c ^Vbbcutllc Banner; Is Publishod Every Thursday Morning, Uy ! DAVIS &. HOLLINGSWORTH. j W. O. DAVIS Editor. j < J. ROLLINGS WORT i-L Publisher. 1 ! i T E n HVX 33 : Two Doi.i.aks per aiiiiimi, if paid in ndvnncu; j 1 Two Dcj.t^as hint I'iktv Ok nth if not paid within t b!x months, ami Tiiukk D>m i ?rs if not paid bo- ! 1 fori* the end of the year. All subscriptions not I limited at tin; time of subscribing, will be con- ' sidered as indefinite, and will b<* continued until arrearages are paid, or at tlio option of the Pro- 1 prietora. Orders from other State-* iuu.it invuri ably be accompanied with tlio f.'ti*/?. 1 Advertisements inserted at 7;"? ceubt per Square (l5J lines or !? ?*.*) for tlio first insertion, and Hit cents for each subsequent insertion. All j Auvcriisemenw n?a Having tu? tiv?ir??i number i ' oT iiiHcrtioiiM murkcil upon llicin, will l>o coiitin- : uod until forbid, and cltnr:ro<l accordingly. Liberal deductions will be made to those ] advertising by Contract. Transient Advertise- ; 1 (uents must be paid for in advancc. j For announcing a Candidal >, ?;:{ in advance. For advertising Katrays, U> be paid by tlic j Magistrate advertising. PRINTING, ! Of every Description and in the best style , EXECUTED AT T1IIS OFFICE: Embracing sueli as J ' BUSINESS CARDS, IIAXI? UILI.9, fill}* size, i RCOEirrp, i-ostkuh, " nILL IIK A DA, HOOKS, fAMPIIt.KTB, | buiri's : nlanka of all kiiul9. ' car The Proprietors of the Aiiukvii.i.k Banner i assure tlieir friends and the public, tliattheiror- | 1 ders for any thing in the Printing lino will I lie executed in the host mntiuer, und ut us low I 1 rates as at any other establishment. SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY! Guano Ain't Anything Compared lo il! SUBSOIL PLOWING IS NO USB! I Cotton Seed a Perfect Nuisance! CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY!! ' LYO TO" s, ! FHM IIK indefatigable District ami Village JL Clothing Man, by close observation and ! hard study, has learned several new features in ! the art of improving ami adortiini; the Masculine j portion of the human family. He's been cUun j to New York, took lessons under scientific men, j i aud has made himself so familiar with all ihc j beauties, duties, liabilities, advantages aud re- ' i ?]>onsd>iliiies of the human weather-boarding dc- j partincni, that just us soon as be lays his eves an i \ a man, he knows what he tacks?whether it. is j food or raiment, lie i< just the same to mankind j 1 that, siirim' i< to ViMrci.ilinn. i'limili-u ornluiMtc I would do well to come in and take a few lessons : ?charges moderate for single scholar?classes j ! taken at red need rates. 1 If it is food and raiment, lie takes him in, oov* crs, weather-board* and floors him, and ilien semis him over to his friend, II. S. Kerr, or down to Lomax it Cobb's, where in it few minutes, after the patient has realized the reviving, healthful influence of the external application, they: will commence (he inside work?ceiling. lathing, j 1 plastering and seouiinjr, and (hen start, him home, j , And it is tio wonder, after taking somo of I.o- i I max ?fc Cobb's or II. S.' Kerr's in'ard filling i (which is substantial, 110 liquid) then allowing 1 | I.yoxs to give them what's called the surface : t polish, that men's wives don't- know them when they t;o home; llie little hoys and girls run and ' bide, thinking some city folks h id come to their j pa's houses, young ladies commence fixing up to ; t entertain their new beaux, mid young men bru.di ! their heads, look diguilied and start to receive the ! nice looking strangers. ' 1 A few men of rather ordinary appearance, i >vho have thrown themselves entirely into I?v- J oxs' hands, know the advantages to be derived . s from a suit of his Clothes; it lias married them j t into rich families, given them a standing far lie- I ^ youd their expectations, and been the means of [ pitching tlicm as high up as phil'ty-phour phorty ; j in the scale of uppertendom respectability. There are now in the city of Abbeville, II j ) Churches, 2 Academies, 1 Siucinir School, a i great many Dry Goods Stores, *2 Printing Oftices, 1 , a noiesaic urix'cry nouses, n jewellers' l'Jstuli- ; , lishmcnls. a Thespian Corps, Masonic ami Odd i | Fellows' Lodge, J>aueing <.'b>s?, Hippodrome, 2 , Carriage ami I5uygy Manufactories, 4 Iioti>ls, several Boarding Houses, I Ping Store, (iin Factor}', and a Steam Saw Mill, 2 Harness, ami sevoral Hoot ami Shoe Slio|>s, Till MtillUfactory, 3 Tailors' Establishments, Cabinet, Carpenters' ami Blacksmiths' Shops, 3 Refreshment Saloon?, uiul 2 Livery Stables, and it will not do for a gentleman lo make a bad appearance at any of those places; it injures th>-ir business. Lyons keeps Clothing suitable for all the above named place*, avocations and occupations, and because ho has a big trade und a large Stock, lie don't intend to ask prices that are unreasonable. Lyons' stock of Leghorn and Straw Hats, is complete. He keeps fine Pocket Knives, lla- ; zors, Oil and Fluid Lamps, Fiddles, Fiddle j Strings and Fiddle Rosin, innnnlactured expressly for his trade, Flutes, Patent Door Fasteners, Interest 'l'ubles, the moat convenient tiling of tbe kind now in ii3e?every hndy ought to have one ?Bankers' Cases, Bill Books, Pocket aiul Memorandum Boohs, Envelopes, Letter Paper, the largest stock ever brought to this market?New Yorkers complain of a scarcity since wo purchased?Steel I'cns, so many that there is an Anticipated advance on steel, Port Mommies enough to hide all the money in the District, Combs, llair Brushes, Nail arid Tooth Brushes enough to open a wholesale brush und comb Jiouse, and it' Cedar Pencils i'ne, Lyons lias got 'em, sure?a whole ease of Blnekiiw. Needles. any quantity, and low hy ret nil, Tricopherous, Kathuiron, Cologne, flair Oil, Handkerchief KxJjfiV tracts and sweet smelling stutf, Noeille ?nd Thimble Cases, Lanterns, Buggy Whips, Valises. . two or three Horses, and so many oilier things that it would lake lis a whole day to look them up ami name tlioiu over, all of which arc ready for inspection ami sale, at the Comer Store in Hp;'-'-' the Marshall House. Abbeville C- M.. April lit, ISOfi. ? Brickmasonry and Plastering. milK undersigned having formed aCo-partner-L ship in the above business, are prepared to do all work entrusted to them in the best and most substantial manner. Having a long practical experience in the business, they" flatter ' * themselves that they can please the most fustid0Sa?&-. ioua. All work will be warranted. ' JOHN COUMHE, ' A. J. WOODHUKST. ?? &/ Kclerciicos.?II. A. Jones, J. A. Calhoun ' . aud Dr. J. W. Hearst, of Ahheville. ??"if" Abbeville C. II., March 22, 185tl. 41)-ly | Blacksmith and Gunsmith. | THE uudersigued, at his old "if-: "^THHB^stand, near A. Logan's place, work entrusted to liini, will be promptly at- i tended to. fc^PlIe will olso Repair CLOCKS, if brought fi' to Inm. All new work Warranted. i s.'w. A. BUTLER. Job. 1, 1856. 37 3tn A Valuable Plantation for Sale. HAVING purchased other Lands more convenicut to me, I dcaire to sell my . / ' GRAIN RIDGE PLANTATION, ih'the Calhoun Settlement, adjoining lands of Mrs. Parker aud Mrs. Al8tonr containing 426 V Acres. ' '? - Persons wishing to purchase* Lauds, will do Well to call on me and examine tho place, aud they will find my terms and price reasonable. S, ROBT M. PALMER, Abbeville, Not. 10, 1855. 81 tf '' * *^<Negro Goods. - - <j tf. ... fiStJHLP.YB' GEORGIA PLAINS,*; ?9 BROGASftJ," BLANKETS, &c.?the far- ' * vest Stock ever btaught to this place, and'will 5e sold for Cash at prices which will Compare W&l; with the Charleston, Columbia or Augusta vafit. I \ Books and Stationery! 1 FWHIE MlMmS has.a^iled a -Book 8Utf* NEW SPRING GOODS. fi;u. supplies. William. Shear HAH received his full ?ii|>|>lie3 of Sl'RlNG GOODS, comprising n large iiFsortinent >f new iiml bountiful styles of Fancy and Staple lrticlcs, suitable for llio present season, among ivhirli are l'uri* I'rintc?l Organdies ar.d Jaconet Muslins, it very low prices; Plain Colored Chatties and Rich Printed Ba'pjjf.s; Plain Bareges and Crupc Maretz, of beautiful colors; English and French Prints nu.l Brilliantes, ol new anil beautiful styles; i>a<iies spring una bummer SiIKb, oi mo latest itvlob; Pluiu Itluck Silks, of superior quulity and at very low prices; Superior lllack Silks, without lustre, for Lu dies' Mourning Presses ; Lupin's Summer liluck Bombazines, mid Itlack Clmllies: Plain Black Crape Maretz mid Black Bareges for Ladies' Mourning Dresses; Superior Mourning Ginghams, of new and licautiful styled; Mourning Muslins and I'luin (thick Lawns; English ltluck Craped and Ladies' Mourning Veils ; Ladies' Mourning Collars nnd I'lidorblt'evea; I,allies' Embroidered Muslin Bas'iues, of new nnd beautiful styles; Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Collars and UuJersleeveo; Jaconet and Swiss' Muslin Hands, Inserting* nix! Edgings; Iieal Thread and Valeiiciennes Lace Edgings nnd (iisertinga ; Ladies' Spring and Summer Mantillas, of new und beiuitiful styles; i>;uihh r.muroHiercu ami Scolloped ijnen L'nmbric Handkerchiefs; Ladies' Wide ll<in-titilch Linen Cambri': Handkerchiefs, for Moiirninj;; Superior Linen Cambrics ami French Lawns ; Superior Plaid Nuinsvolt ami Dotted Swiss Muslins; Plain Swiss, Mull, Naiiibouk au?l Jaconet Muslins, ?t very low prices; Plain White Organdy und Tarlatan Muslins, >f extra width ; Plain Pink and Orange Colored Turlatan Muslins, for covering Chandeliers and Lookingjlasses; Superior 4-4 Irish Linens ami 12-4 Linen Sheetings; Damask and Tnble Diapers, of superior quality; Huckabacks and Scotch Diapers, for Towels; 12-4 Allendale and Hamilton IMcachcd Sheetngs; A full supply of Bleached and Drown Shirtngs, of the best make ; A large supply of articles suitable for Servants' year; Madonna Mixtures, Himalaya Lustres, ami all ivool Duhwp of tint Ili'Mt ?tvln I.ntlwij' Tn,v. . ling Droiiws; A complete assortment of Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, Youth and Children's Hosiery ; White Ilair Cloth .Skirts un?l Frcncli . nbroidercd Marseilles and Corded or Marseilles, Lancaster nnd Allendale cotton Osnaburgs and Georgia Stripes, at the iiwest prices; With a great variety of other articles, suitable "or Family and Plantation use, and all of which vill be sold at vorv low prices for cash. The uihlic are respectfully requested to call and exuniiie the assortment. Augusta, Aprd 30, 185f>. 2 tf ~ sellingoffatcost! 1MI K subscriber haivnjj determined tochangc his business, otters fur sale his entire stuck of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, TRUNKS, &o., AT COST FOR CASH ONLY. The stock is all fresh and well selected. Persons desiring [roods in this line, will find it to i...:.. 11 "...J i ? ion before purchasing. The subscriber also returns his thanks io his Wends ami customers for the liberal patronage leretoforc bestowed, and requests those indebted .o him to cull and settle up their accounts. N. It. To any one desiring to make nil investnent in this line of bunnies?, the whole stock nay be treated for, together with the unexpired lease of the store, which has two years tc un. W. S. WOOD, 185 Rieliardson Street, Columbia. April 23, 1850. 1 5m CHAMBERS & MARSHALL AIIK NOW IIKCLIVIXG Sl'ri'LIK* OF GOODS, C10NSISTING of Plain and Fancy Kreucl ^ 1)15 LA INKS, French nnd English MERINOES, lll'k and Col'd ALI'ACAS, Bl'k and Fancy SILKS, (/loth liLOAKS in wreat variety. Embroideries, Glows, Hosiery, ic. October 3. 24 tf i'ress copy liBAMt <& nnnnimu mnnniimrrn UliUllJU IVMIIIIM1N, AUGUSTA, GA. WILT, continue tlie GROCERY BUSI NKSS IN A1X ITS BRANCHES, a their Old Stand on BROAD STREET, oppositi the Planters' Hotel. Our Stock of Groceries will, nt all times. In large, the assortment complete", and particularly adapted lo Planters' Trade?a liberal tfiuro o which we have bo long enjoyed, and hope htil to rcceive. WM. M. BE ALL, JNO. W. L. STOVALL. August 2fl, I85.r>. 19 (iin HOWARD ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA. Important Announcement. TO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Setual dm ease, Mich as SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IM I'OTENCE, GONORRHOEA, GLEET, SVPH I LIS, <to., ?fcc. The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadel fihiu, in view of the awful destruction of hunim life and health, cnuoed b}' Sexual diseases, am llie deceptions which arc practised upon the 1111 fortunate victims ol such diseases by Quacks have direetftd their consulting Surgeon, ns i CIIARITADLE ACT worthy of their name, t< give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to nil per Boas thus afflicted, (Maleor Female,) who appl} by letter, (post-paid,) with a discription of the) condition, (age, occupation, habits of life. Ac., and in case* of extreme poverty and Buffering t< FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE The Howard Association is a benevolent Inuti tution, established by special endowment, for thi relief of the sick and distressed, afllicted will ,r Virulent and Epidemic diseases," and its fundi ean be used for no other purpose- It lias no^ a Bupplus of means, which tho Directors havi votori to advertise the above notice It is need less to add that the Association commands th< highest Medical skill of the ace. Address, (post-paid,) Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Phil i*lelph1?, Pa. jBy order of the Directors, i EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President. Geo. Faibciuld, Secretary. 2. 1865. 2 ly To tho Public. IN consequence of the inelement wealhei through tlie month of January, the Boari If. Trustees of tho COKESBURY MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE will extend'tlt? present Scholastic Year to the lasl day of October, without additiobal charge U patroos. ' ' J. K. VANCE, JfcB. T. Feb. l; 1856- 42 M. ?tioe to Legatees, R ue ?*t*U> of Iomo Midas' s& SiSii or AoDgyIH9 P*wfwt? on the ^^ '* '*''''' . f. . ',. *j??$ti$itbLj?oi& PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JAMES S. COTHRAN, Attorney at Law} ABBCVILLU C. II., S. C. MAY BE FOUND FOR THE PRESENT IN THE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. Jan. 14, 1850. 39 ly CriST" Independent. Press please copy. WILLIAM P. PRICE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WILL Pit ACTIO E IN THE COUIlTS OF T1IE WESTERN CIRCUIT. Officc at Greenville C. U. Feb. I, 1S56 42 ly Joi* ES"& Li vIi\gstos7 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ( OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO THOMSON & FAIR, A IM$EVILLII C. II. II. A. JONKH. J. W. LI\ INUSTON J tin. IS, I H.ri 5. 3 W <' Itsrk WW V? A/UVIU) Attorney ut Law anil Solictor in Equity. Adduvili.e, S. C. Will promptly attend to nil business entrusted t<i i li p curt-, lie ciui lm found ut the ottiee of the , Abbeville Buiiner." July 28 1G .11. WILSON. I.- II. I.OMAX. \V. M. II.MMIK.V Wilson, Lomax & Madden, Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Equity. i OFFICE AT AllliEVILLE C. II. I. KOSTKK MARSHALL. W. A LKK. MARSHALL & LEE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN EQUITY, Wn.i. attend promptly to any business committed t<> their cure, in the Districts of Abi bcville, Anderson, Laurens and Newberry. Ollieo ut Abbeville C. II. I feb. 9. 43?2m ! The South Carolina Agriculturist, j fPHE Executive Coinmiltec of the Stale Afiri.1 cultural Society of South Carolina, huving I selected the subscriber to edit their paper, a . j prospectus is now issued in compliance with their instructions. This journal will be devoted to I A11...... i?i. i ral Taste, Architect tire and Art, tho Mechanical 1 | and Manufacturing interest, and all the pursuits pertaining to general improvement. It will also contain a faithful transcript of tho organization . and proceedings of tho Society, Essays and Communications from the best writers in the State, nad n monthly Buininary of the spirit of the Agricultural press. All subjects devoted to the iiiiproveiuent of the mind, the soil, stock, and domestic comfort, liud ready admission into its column!), and kucIi contributions arc specially desired. The work will be printed iu beautiful now and fair type, on tine white paper, with a tinted cover, and will contain thirty-two pngOR pet month. The publication will cotnrn',ncc on ihc 1st of Mav, 1850. 'Ihero will also bo published nn additional advertising sheet as a sup plcuient, in which a limited number of advertisements will he inserted TERMS??1 per annum. No paper sent unless the money is paid iu advance. Life Members to the State Agricultural Society will re Address A. G. SUMMER, Editor "Snutli Carolina Agrictilttirusl," March lit. lKftli. 4H Columbia, S. CPROSPECTS Ob* ica s a?fftPSMi? sms, THE rapid strides, and constant advancements of tlio age; mid the daily increasing demands for Literature, have induced the Subscribers to propose publishing at Spartanburg Court House, on the tirst of .lannary, l?5t?, A WEEKLY LITERARY JOURNAL, entitled THE LITERARY STAR, Its Editorial management, under the care of R. 1,. HOWDK N, will be conducted in h niau' | nor that sham, not fail to give satisfaction to ' every reader. The grentes cure will be taken to chronicle the latest and most reliable pimping events of the day. The Literary department will contain such matter only, ns will prove interesting and profitable to the reader. Selections suitable for Sunday reading?Stores for the Young?l'roverbs for tlio Old?and in short, it is our determination to present to the public a ' Journal that will be a welcome visitor in every family?a companion for every one. In matters of Polities, the St a it will be ncutrai; but will 1 retain the right to speak of any palpable wrong it may detect in any party. Tub Litkhahy Staii will bo printed in now ami clear Typo, and tinder the mechanical management of Hit experienced Publisher, E. M. IJROUGIITON?will vie hi appearance with any paper in South Carolina. In order to put our paper within tho reach of every one; and seenre un extensive circulation, it will be furnished (containing rl\ccnt<j-four column* of reading matter,) at the following unprecedented rate*: 1 copy por annum, in advance, $ 1.50 10 ' " " " 12.50 20 " ? " " 20.00 We appeal to our friends, and to the friends ol ' our cause, to sustain uw in our undertaking?ex' tend to ub a helping hand. Address f BOW DEN &. BUOUOIITON, Proprietors. 2 Spartanburg, C. II., S. C. 1 November ft, 18!>5. 2'J 1 Jackson Street Hospital anil Surgicnl INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES, AUGUSTA, GA. nnilR irmlorsirrtlPil wniil^ PMnonffiillw a-?11 " I JL attention of Planters and Slave-owners , generally. to their complete and extensive establishment. in Augusta, Ga., for the accommodation of NEGROIDS requiring SURGICAL OPERATIONS or Treatment in CHRONIC DIS. EASES. Tho Building is situated on the corner of Jack. i>on and Kenwick Streets, bntween the Georgiu and the Savannah Rail Road Depots; and in sight . of both. It is therefore convenient for tho rc, ccption of patients from a distance. In its con] struction, throughout the entire plan, was kept . in view the special purpose to which it is applied; being furnished with everything which | can conduce to the comfort of the SICK. It is 0 supplied with hot and cold baths and shower baths?and has water-closets in each story to , avoid fatigue and exposure to the pntiento. It r is also well ventilated and lighted with gas. \ With the constant attendance of experienced , male and female nurses, the patient will bo saved much of the suffering which too often is the reresult of unavoidable neglect in the treatment ol oes in ordinary private practice. \ TERMS?For Board, Lodging and Nursiug, , per month, $10. For all nccessary Medical atr tendance. Surgical Operations, <fcc., the same as , in ordinary city practice. II. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon, , R. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician. May 3, 1855. 2 mtf ' JUST PUBLISHED, BY THE HOWARD AS S 0 CIATIOIT, PHILADELPHIA, PA. REPORT on SPERMATORRHEA, or Seminal Weakness, Impotence, the Vice of . Onanism, Masturbation, or Self-Abuse, and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, with an account of llie errors and deceptions of Quacks, and val* uable ad rice to the afflicted, by GEO. R. CAL| HOUN, M. D.? Consulting Surgeon of the How' ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa, a benevolent ' Institution, established by special endowment, ' for the relief of thp pick and distressed, afflicted * with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases." A fcopy of thenbore Report wifl be tent Mill (in a seuled envelop,) ft** of chhrge, oh the receipt of tu>o ttotnp* for postage. . l&ctm DR, Ota. E. OALtfOUN, t Dee. 10, l8>>5. . ?4 '' ' iffy. WATCHES, JEWELRY &3TO If'AMSY fiCODS. HAVING just received from ^Ij^/ViaL New York, u large and licauti &Sm8eSBfMia, ful Siock oT Watches and Jew dry, I will Bell thein nt Charleston priccn, and all articles win ranted as represented. My slock consists of Fine Clocks, Weight and Spring, nt various prices; Fine Gold Watches, fiom .3'2 5 to $150; u line lot of Hunting Lever*, from $18 to .$.r>0, suitable for furmei'd; Fob, Vest himI Ladies' Chains, beautiful patterns; Ladies* niul Gents' IJroaclies; l-Jur Kings and Finger Kings, nil sizes; Lockcts, Gold Keys, Gold and Silver Spectacles; Silver Thimbles, n splendid article ; Coral Heads, Gold Snaps, Gold Pens, Silk Guards, Steel Chains, Winding Keys, Stool Spectacles with colored Glasses, a largo assortment, of Spectacle Glasses, nil ages; Port Mollies; a hpiitiliftil assortment of Silver Gaits, suitable for Presents; a full assortment of Pistols The above articles I will sell for CASII, or on Credit to persons who will be prompt in their payments. II. T. TUSTEN. Sept. 2(5. 23 if THE" BRITISH PERIODICALS TIIB FARMER'S GI IDE. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OK TIIE LATIKK PUBLICATION. Leonard sc-ott ?t co., new York, coutiuun to publish tlio following British Periodicals, viz: 1. Tiik London Qcartkklv, (Conservative.) 2. The Edinuuiiuii Review, (Whig.) a. Tin: Noirrii British Review, (Free Church.) 4- /Tiie \\ estminstkr Review, (Liberal.) 5. Ri.ArK\voou'8 Ei>iNiit.'!u;u M.\<!Azink, (Tory.) The great iiikI important oventH?ltoliniuun, Political, iiikI Military?now agitating the nations of the Old World, give to these l'nhlications an interest and value they never before possessed. They occupy n middle ground between the hastily written news-it.-ins. crude speculations, and living rumors of the newspaper, and I he ponderous Tome of tho historian, writlen long after the living interest in tho facts he rccoids shall have passed away. Tho progress of the War in the Fast occupies a large space in their p:>?(9. livery movement is closely criticised, whither of friend or of foe, and all snort-comings fearlessly pointed out. The let' Iims (Yum lit*. I MM MM A 1 r- 1> v ? iii Blackwood's Magazine, from two of its inohi popular contributor)*, give u morn intelligible and reliable uccoiiiil of tlie movements of the groat belligerents tlian can elsewhere be found. These Periodicals nbly represent the three irreut political parties of Great Britain?NVliijr. Tory, and Radical,?but politics forms only one feature of their character. Ah Oijjans of the most profound writers on Science, Literature, Morality, and Religion, they stand as they ever have stood, unrivulleil in the world of lett<'n>, being considered indispensable to the scholar and the profcHMoiud man, while to the intellij gent reader of every class they furnish a more correct and satisfactory record of the current literature of the day, throughout tlio world, than can be possibly obtained from any other source. EARI.Y COPIES. The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the .British publishers gives additional value ti? j uiese Ueprints, especially during the present exciting slate oI Kuiopean nfl'stim, inasmuch ut> they cull now lie placed ill the hands of subscribers about us .10011 us the original editions. TERMS. I've nun. For any one of llio four Reviews. - - $X(?0 For any two of tlie four Reviews*. - fi.00 For any three ol'Hie four Reviews. - - 7.00 For all four of ilio llevicws, ... 8-tJO For Rlitckwond's Mtigny.ine. .... 3.00 l-'or Hlackwood anil tlirte Reviews. - tf.OO For lilackwood nn<l the four Reviews. - 10.00 ID* I'uyments to he made in aii cases in a<i | vauee. Money current in the State where is- j sued, will be recciveil at par..rfl ; CLU A discount of twenty-five per cent, from the above prices will be allowed to Club* ordering four or more copies of any one or more of the above works. Thus: Four copies of lilack wood or of one Review will he sent to ono address for $5); four copies of the four Reviews and iiluckwood for $30; and so on. POSTAGE. In nil the principal Cities and Towns, these works will be delivered, Free oj'l'o*twje. When sent by mail, the I'ostnire to any part of the United States, will be hut ]'irenty-J\nir Cents a year for " lJlaekwooil," and hut Fuurtccn C'cnta a year for each of the Reviews. mi . w ~ xne farmer's urnae TO SCIENriFIC AND I-RACTICAI. AOItlCUl.TLIX. By IIrsry Stiumik.vs, F. 11. S., of Ddinunrgh, and the lute J. 1*. Nokton, Professor of S>.! entitle Agriculture in Yale College. New Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octavo. 1GU0 pages, and numerous Wood und Steel Engravings. This is, confessedly, the most complete work on Agriculture ever published, and in order to give it n wider circulation the publishers have resolved to reduce the price to $5 FOR TIIE TWO VOLUMES!! When sent hy mail (post-paid) to California and Oregon the price will be ?7. To every other*pan of the Union and to Canada (postpaid.) ?(5. ?3?" This ?? xor the old "Book of the Farm." Kemiitances for any of the above publications should alivuys be addressed, post-paid, to the Publishers, LEONARD SCOTT St. CO., No. 54 Gold Street, New York. ' PKOSl'ECTUS. IT SHINES FOR ALL. THE uudersigtied propose to commence, at an early date, in the Town of Newberry, the publication of a Weekly newspaper, to be ' called "THE SUU," designed for general circu' lation. Its columns will contain the newe of the (lay, foreign and domestic: und nccurato review of the markets: a i^'iiopsis of the proceedings of vuMjjtcss uuruig iih nchHion : articles on ngnculturc, and in ton* ting miscellaneous mutter. A 1 portion of it will ba dovoted to literature, original and Relccted. It is the intention of the undersigned to innke The Sun au ugrccuhlo and instructive viHiior, dispelling error and ignorance, and diffusing genial and healthy influences wherever its rays may penetrate. It will be political, but liheral, owing no slavish or sorvile allegiance to parties or politiciaus. it will advocute measures, not men; uud will labor only for tlio suocrss of principles. In a word, it will be the organ of uo man or clique. It will be American in tone and sentiment, yet repudiating nothing foreigu, because it is so; believing and maintaining that the good, the wise, tho houotublo, aud useful, arc indigenous to no clime, nor the property of any peculiar people, but aro the common right of all. Ita aim will bo to advance, reform and improve; not to crush, depress and destroy. It will hold up to light and reflection, the ruthless and savage deeds aud nructicce of the timo*; , defend Dare morals in all the social relations of life; and scout at all attempts at scribbling " blackguardism. It will be progressive, but not recklessly so. F<ntertaining fixed and decided views on the great questions of the day, it will vindicate the honor, protect the rights, and defend the cause, and the iutlitutions of tho 8outh. ' ti !?1 * * * hi win numoor in lis corps 01 coutnDUiors soine able political and literary writers. We promise much, but iutend to perform it all, and more, if the reading public will give the enterprise a liv*jal patronage. .. TEEMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. Tit* Sdn will be furnished to subscribers at $2 p4* auntjm, payable In advance."> - No paper Will'to oouttnued beyond the time (or which it ; I* paid. . Alt subscriptions aud oomraunication* SURER ?* CROSSON. I rv ; -r* ?* B^friiRniLLD. 3ymmtSfOK 9*PTtt CAROLINA ? 3 ?, iy ' " W BOOT WEARING GENTRY. rBHIE umlornijTiK'd, Bootmaker, would iufurm t .M. the public generally, and especially limold fiiendK una customers, that lie Iiuh ju?t received that splendid lot of LEATHER of which ho gave notice hoiiio weeks nincp, and is now ready and willing to put up m the best possible style, any work entrusted to him. If ^'ou want a Bout that is n Boot, you will step into the yhop and leave your measure. To be found on Washington Street. ED WD ltOCHE. March 6, 1856. 4G tf CHARLESTON DAILY STANDARD, i A RELIABLE COMMERCIAL AND I'OLITIOAT, JOIJIiXAL. f Single Copies, per milium ? 8 00 1 Ten Copies, pcraimuui 60 00 ( rpiIE DAILY STANDARD contains n Daily 1 JL Telegraphic Report, a .Market Report, and 1 a report of (jeiiend Liforiuatioii, furnished by tho mail from every section of the Union. ( It ulso presents a Daily Report of the Stock , Market, tho Cotton Market, of the Arrivals and j Departures of Ships, and of the Arrivals of Passengers. Oncc a week is presented a Comparative Statement of the Receipts and Shipments of Cotton, Rice and Lumber, at the port of Charleston, and a Comparative Statement of the Keecipts and Kxporls of Cotton at all the ports of tho United States. All NEWS, of a personal and political character, both foreign and domestic, is given with the greatest possible promptness; and to insure this object, we have socurcd the services of uu ablo corps of correspondents. It is our special object to publish n NKWSP APER, proper. shrink from the expression of no opinion which may be demanded by the fttilti?><>l lii.fitiH in lint us ii f'nmnil DniiiNnlo. urn. for staling fucts ai the earlicMt instant j<of?stl?'c, nnd to leave it to our renders to form their own opinions. Tho course of (lie paper is severely conservalive, first of monthly and order; next, of the institution* peculiar to the South; and next, of tho union of the States. We resolutely oppose ra<neali*m, as well in democrat:\ morals. One important object in the hlishinent of our paper, was lo present n cheap vehicle for information From 1I1U object we have hoon com pel led to depart, to some extent ; hut not lo lea Ve it entirely out of view, wo propose to srll the paper at our counter, in packages of Tell, for Twenty Cents, and to mad Ten Copies to any one of our subscribers for a year, who will send iij< Fifty Dollars. This wdl relieve us from the risks ol collection and the expense of mailing so many different packages, while it will give lo every neighborhood throughout, the Stut>*, tho 1 pportunily of u Daily Paper ut FIVK L>OL LA ItS per uiiiiuim. L. W. SPIIATT it CO. Aug. 15, 1853. 17 tf Charleston Weekly Standard, l CONTAINS ALL Till: MATTF.R PrllTISIIF.O IN THE DAILY, ! together Willi 7he Local, Domestic tmtl J'brcif/ii Hftirket*?The I J'ricc* Current, iurhnlini/ the Hates of Hale I for Stock, Kxchiuit/r, and Dottiest it: )'ro ducc?'J'/ic ij/iijipi'iy hi ]'<>rl?The latc.il Tcleyritftltic In forum* timt, <? ? ., tic. Tlio STANDARD is the only morning in Charleston which i-ssuea a WEI'iliLY EDITION. Thin Edition i>? published every Wc<lne?<lny Morn in?, nii'l by the evening of the next day can he received in every section of the State. Price 8-?payable invariably in advance. L. W. Sl*liATT ? CO. Aug. 15, 1S55. 17 tr Dr. McLANE'S C C I. E1511A T E D VERMIFUGE LIVER PILLS. Two of (ho brat Prrjininl I on a of tile Ago. They are not recommended as Universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name purports. - The Vermifuge, for expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered -l - * wiui luc most satisfactory results to various animals subject to Worms. The Liver Pills, for the cure of Liver Complaint, all Bilious Derangements, Sick Headache, &c. Purchasers will please , be particular to ask for i Dr. C. McLane's Cele- < brated Vermifuge and 1 Liver Pills, prepared by ouiiC, rn.urKJiiiUKbj X HIS? 1 burgh, Pa., and take no 1 other, as there are various other preparations now before tfie public, purporting to be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others, in comparison with Dr. McLane's, are worthless. The genuine McLane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at _n ? * ? an respectable Drug < Stores. < FLEMING BRO'S, , ' 60 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa. J Sole Proprietors. > SCOVIL A MEAD, No. Ill Charlres-st, 1 New Orleans, General Wholesale Agent* for tho 1 Southern States, to whom all orders must be . addressed. . SOLD BY Wabdla-w A Lton, Abbeville C. H., S. C., ? A. G. Hawtuobn, Dae Vest, " I. W. Taylor, Anderson C- H., " DKiKiiKR <K u Amu ION, iiongmirt'i) " =G. L. Pknn, Edjjefiold c. a, April 8,1864. . 51 ly ... ' -.I. I-/ I. .i i u g^Jtock Island Cfuwimeroa, ' yr* f"u< ' ? * n "l IT I i REMOVAL OF TIIE BOOT AND SHOE SHoP AT ABBEVILLE C. II. IMIK undersigned respectfully inforniH lli?> . Gentlemen of Abbeville, and tlio public jouerullv, that lie lias removed to WASHING T 0 NT S T II E E T, ?no w always to lie luuna id 1113 J>nop. nrivreon he Marshall House and tlie Livery iSIn)>Ii'i. I to MR 011 1111 it tl a In rue Hiipplv of the best French 3AI.F-SKINS, HOCK-SK'INS, MOROCCO uiul PATENT I.KATIIKR, with a goud slock of the Liest SULK LEATHER, and in ready U> make :o order BOOTS AND 3IIOES, jf the latest ami neatest sti,!r. lie will ninki iind nieiul as good And as cheap iu> any one else 111 Abbeville. An AI'IMIKNTICE in wanted lo lenru the BOOT and SliUE-MAKING lUIMNR-S. J. J. OIvEKFFE. Boot nud Shoemaker. JHn. 8, IR.'iO. :i3 ly lTv erystTbTes!~ AT ABBEVILLE C. H. rl"Mi E (IinletliiLvimr tuk^n tli?? Linn* JL iiiO'linii.1 Stulil*; formerly occiij?itj?l Im Vsi's. .Msi111if ?fc Sale, oWth his neivices to tin public generally, lie will in eon>-t:ifit : t IcihIaiici*, attentive O.s'.Iits. II'k SiiiIjIim will lx kept thoront^lily rlciuiHcil. mid very xitt.-nt oi uivni to merit public patronage. He will nisi keep u lot of Horsos and Buggios to Hire, with C'ncful UriviTi", to convey persons to am point ill or out of I lie Dihtiiet. Clnirgi; for single fct), :{7.J cents. llnrKiboarded foi gl.OO per tiny, nnd ?|0.0'J by tin IllOlltll J. M. DAVIS. Nov. 7, 1^55. 29 ly Stage Line ABBEVILLE to WASHINGTON A FOUR 1IOKSK STACK I.j:iv?s AHHK VII.I.K Oil Mondu)*, Wednesday ami I'l'i day. l.uuvcK Washington, On., cm Tuesday, Tlim* diiv ; ] Saturday morning*. A DniIy Train loaves Wuohiiik^Uin at 7 u\luv! A. M-, for Atlanta. OFFICE ut the POST OFFICE. JOHN M. imVDi:, Afimt. Aliliovi'lv ('. II., April 'i, Itf.'iti. 5ii ly STO VES FOR S ALE ! r|"MIK Subi?i:riIn?rK will kc*-ji on linml at ?1 X times, nt tin* Saddlery aiid llniu-s St?>i of K. WKSTFIKI.I), ia tins \ 11 an n?sort meiit of all kinds ??f fj'l'OVliS, wlncli tlivy [ildir llieniselvi's to st'll ?>ii an f.ivorulilc Ic.'iiih as StnVc of iho name quality can Ijc iMirc!ia:?ed lor 1: Charleston. Their (GOD'ii'IHiS 2TOTJB2 th??y will warrant to do cverviliinir t!?? t . K mm an: sure 111ey Wll give itiiiv?*l*t<al Milisfartion. One of will spend the ino^t of the t?rop-n war at the North, nnd will ! ?. nble to select ill best ami most approved pnttfnw. 1:. *.VI:STFIELD, 1. I5KANC11. Abbeville C. IF , S. C., > IVb. 13. ( .|p, ] v Millot and Dhoora Sood. ON HANI) and lor s:ile. :i small quantity o the above valuable teed, l?v 11. S. KKl.'li. April 2, I6.ri0. 50 if U/" Pretw copy. Beobo Hats. WI'! have ju*l riM-i'ii'cd the latest styled o BLOLLL 11ATS I'rciiii New York. W1 Ell ?fc Ml LI. I'll. Feb. IT, I8.r>r,. 40 tl* PKOSPKCTUS OF THE SOUTHERN LIGHT A RELIGIOUS JOURNAL, KUITKD DY E- L- WHAT LEY I.NllKrr.VUENT IN evki1yti11xo MlTr.AI. IN NOTI1 ING, AND BUT t'OK Tilt DEFENCE OF WIIAH.VKft WII.L ftTANIi THE TE?T OF l:KASQN, hClKNC'E AND Till: iiolv 3C1UIM L'UF.S. , " Prove all things, hold fa*t t/iat which is good ' Term*. ?2.00 per annum, in advance. W. F. DUICISOE it SON", 1'UBLISIIBUS, EDGKFIUI.D 0. It., S. C. SUCH ia tlii* name ami niylo of a Monlhlv Periodical, the publication of which w? purpose, 111o Lord willinir, In commence <" the first Monday in January next. The mail design of this Journal is for ili<< discussion o all subjects pertaining to Christian faith am' practice. Additional to this, we ahull present fueli articles of ft literary character, origin): and be!ected, as will Ivivc n tendency to ivtfiic Iho tnete and elevate tile ki*ii i intent of the rend ing public. Politics also, consi ercd us a science ?im us iiueding illO prilieipli .s ni Lnw rtllil (iov priiment, uiul more especially the might., r.tovn moms ol' the nations, ns work out iho tietiUtiP of God, will cl tilli due and pioper attention. Hut Politics degraded lo llip cqntiiibleB of dem>?gogues factions, will be utterly cjchowvd nud repudiated. As respceffl matters purely religious, we shall, of course, advocate tlic principles of the Baptist Community, as derived from the Scripture*, mid republish from standard nnd other rcspee.tnbio work*, articles pertaining; to our own Literature ; but our columns will bo Opcu lo nil of livery Name, For the defence and advocacy of their principles, claiming only the right to judge of the suitableness of all articles for insertion, and to make inch criticism on them as may bo deemed expedient. In this undertaking we have ihc satisfaction of announcing that cev-rnl gentlemen of eminent ability nnd attainments have kindly engaged ti? tender us occasional assistance. The Journal will contain FOKTY PAGES of rending mutter, nud such advertisements us our friends may fnvor us with, not inconsistent with the character of tho work?imiking nt the end of the year a neat volunteof 480 pages, suitable for binding in book form. With regnrd to the mechanical execution of hKo wnrlr. wa ?!.:? -? ?? 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JMgefieW, & 0., Oot 2i, 10A5. 27 . ? ?? ? ' t*X*T KWVAMK. . ' MHU U OAMTT EWfcANK & GiANTT^ DIRECT IMPOMtika o* (AtawiBE, < nr. MBBT1NG-8TRy !M -* mttrc tpg OTAUKUTOM MT?, cALtarroM,?. a m*t % 41 fjz >, * THIS SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN ELEVENTH YEAR. Splendid Engravings and Prizes. rrMIE Eleventh Annual Volume of thin useful L publication ediiiineuvcB on tlio 17tli day of September next. THE "iMTENTIFC AMERICAN" is nn ILLUSTRATED PEKlOlllCAl, devoted chiefly to the promulgation of iuformutinu relating to the various Meeliunic and C hemic Arts, Indimtriul Munufueturet*, Agriculture, Patents, Inventions, Kngineeritijr, Millwork, ?unl nil interesta which the li(;ht of PRACTICAL SCIENCE i-t calculated to udvuncc. Kcport* of U. S. 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Suhscriptiomi, ?2 it . j year, or ?1 far six inoulhs. live copies, for six t months, ?1; for a year, *s. . i For fmih: r I'lnlt rales ami for slatemcnts of , I tint fa.uitceii In-jr?- ("AMI rifl/.KS, tillered l?y , 1 the publisher;', s?t; Srii'iili/ir A merit an. j >oii'herit, Western mid Canada money, or , 1'o.Hl Oilice .Stamps, taken at par for olihed'ipi i ioii>. > j 1,oilers sliotiM directed paid; to Ml'NN .t CO., h j l'i^ ruli. n Street, New York. ; iff" M-ksiv. .Mt'.NN ?V. (have heen, for 1 ma it \ years, extensively enuairetl in procuring ; patent.- fur new inventions, and will advise ini vi-nlors, without charge in regard lo ilie novelty , of ih-ir iniproVeiffents ..V. h-o,). illl tf J $500 REWARD! , ' 'B'lE I-j bl.lKXCKIM EilLLKR, r rglKS'l i:i> in over lu.'hio ,.f AMATIO ' HL cii<)i.i'::.\ ..ii.l I:U\VI;I.( Ii.ia nev<-r y<-t faili-<l, wln-n tried ii: lime, iti, Manlty ' eli-'Ve and *j>vcdily to cure, l'rice, | C j-.T bottle. " , ALSO. I- 8D;i plan's Tincture* ; I lotliunnV Anodyne, :i civai variety ol" popular I'ut.-ut M<:-llciin*s. Oils. I'uiiiik aid llyo St nils; Tea, t' iltVf, Smj.ir, ami Toliacco, I'uiv del* and folios, Sjnjf.tsor Kni\ca ami lluzurk, - : L5o.ik~, \c i Ac. 1 sold by 1" ( l'Al'KS, I : < ireenw ood, IS. C. Jan. 12. lf.?5 37 ly J EDWARD WESTFIELDT ~ AIMUJVILLI-; CUi:i;T li<?t.SK,SO. CA., 1 j ) KTL" l!NS t!iai:k? for favors. and reIV s|ic>rlf'idy Mt'ici!.-;.! ;u;itii!ii.iuei: of t'nc same. : I lo o?:.-iaii!iy on liand. of lii.i own inuu' uiaklnrt', ii l.ai'LTC lltflll of .SA I'DLKS. 1 !IAKM>S. i;i{li>Li:s, MAK ri.\iiALi:S. Ac. j Also, Willi's, STICK I r lUO.NS.nd HITTS. L I Benig a pr.icik-ai w?irl.uian, lie is prepurtd to t. I make u? order a'l kind* ?,t Saddlo, U.iiiiok unci I Mi ilury K.juipiiiriit*. .it ?hoit notice. and at i;a j low pri<-rt< as any oilier eMuU:r-hiiicitl. I I' ii'ticuiar attention paid to nil kinds of j Ucpuirnig. iuny25 - | HOSPITAL 3T0H NEGROES, At Un. ' ' I'udersitrnecl would call the attention -SL of t!l?* C?l izelis of \ooev.i : mi'l r.'l^elield Oistret*. to tluir INlTKMMtY for >K'K NK! GlIOF.S. and for those rerjuiriiic SI'ltlilCAli ! i Jl'FK ATli >NS While iin> cnuiplctncss of our " , iitrsing>incuts, c>l)Vrs to ilie patient every coniI fort. It uUn enables mh to lender more efficient f ! treatment to chronic cases, lli iii c.m generally i l>u secured in ordinary private p rue'ice. Our ! special accommodations tor tile imnag-tiieut of j the ClIltO.NIC DIM: \S1> OF F KM ALES, . j so coniiiiou among Negroe6, arc ample to cornI plcte. TKRMS.?For Nursing, Koard and Lodging, t ' per month $10. I Treatment?the ordinary rates of Practice. Coiiimiiiiicui ions addressed to us at Augusta, will meet with prompt attention. II. F. CA M I'liKI.I,. Surgeon, If.. CAMl'BKl.I,, Attending Physician. May 10, 18ft5. 3 * tf Tillf SI'ATirOF "SOU TH CAROLINA, AUtriUv l>ix!ricl ?hi (he Common J'lru*. ' Win. I' Dnrii, 1 r* 5- Attachmpnt. Win. 15. I.lovd. ) IIKIiKAS, the Fhiinliir did, on the thirli V V 1-1 li day o' .luiir, 1 liio lii.-? dcelnratinn tijrainsi tItv Defendant, wlm (.is it issitnl/ is iiIikciii from mill Without llie limits of this Stale, 1 nud-ha.-t neither wile nor attorney known within 1 ilie !>niuc, II[><> whom u cu|iy or 'lie said ilrelH1 i itioniiii^hl lie hki vu<l. It is tlier< fore onlircJ, ^ [ t!i it tin- said Di'lemlnnt lio ?|i|ip:tr mid jilciiil to ' ! the Faiil declaration, mi or before I lie tii>t tiny of ^ Jiily* which will l?o in the y?iir of our Lord ' ' Eighteen Hundred and Filiy-Six, otherwise final : niirl nh.soltiie ,!inli;iiiciii will then l?e given mid ! awnnlcd against l int j MATT 11 ro\V iWePONAI.P, c. c. p. j Clerk's Ollie", .lone .'{0, 1p55. 11 ly STATWdFSO UTif 0AROLINA, Abbeville District.?In the ('Dilution Picas. B. ?fc J. Jordiin, 1 Foreign Attachment. vh. I McGuwan Si 1'erriii, ITITh Tlios. J, Atkins, ) Attorneys. WUEIlhA.S the Plaintiffs did, on tho fiftl^ day of April, eichteen'hiimlrrd and liftyj five, file his (li-cli?mtinu against the Defendant, I who, (ii is uniil,) is nligeul trnin ami without the limits or this Sinto, mid Ims neither wi'c nor i attorney known wiiliin - - ? , " mi-, noon wnoni a ! copy oi (lit* siiil declaration mitflit lie nerved: li is therefore ordered, that iho said Defendant do appear mid plead to the paid declaration, ou or In-fore the sixth day of April, eighteen htindred mid liny-six. otherwise liiud mid nbsoltito judgment will then hogiveu and awarded against "* him. MATTIIEW McDONALD, c. c. p, Clerk's Office, April 11. 1H55 61 ly > I -1 , GRATIS! JUST run LI SHED! ; A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE! FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL Treatment, without Medicine, of 8n?rmi<tor<> rhca, or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility,ha+ Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of lite Limbic and Unck. Indisposition und Incapacity for fSiudy ?nd Labor, 6u:lne?a of Apprehension, Los* of Mein> i ory, Aversion to Society, Love of So'itude, T^*-,>.? midity, Welf-Distruttv unraines*, Ifead-Aohe, In-' ... voluntary Discharges, Puitm in the Side, Aft'e'ctioh ?Mj?S?of the Eyes, Pimples on the Fape, Sexual and ' oilier Infirmities in niau. .. r^'-y PiWxi the French of Dr. B De Laneyd^ Tho important fact that these nla'rni5n?? , , - ' "TV- -T'VH plaints may eu-ily hftjemovd without Modleiittt1 is, in this Mtmll trnct, dltifrly demonstrated; and the entirely new and highlysucceaiful treatment tts n?Jo|itud by tlta Aiulior, fully ftplkinod, means of which every one is enabled to itere hiirWf perfectly, and at the lea*t potable ~ c avoiding thereby all the advertised uo'tirurft* ?T > the day. <"? * "* Boat to any address, cratir, and post free a No. 17,I^pa.ii)fd8i^t,'N6W^TWt. Feb. 1,1855. . : v ,rt . 41. *n rftgTirn. ~?iTonis ?Ti?ir.f"*w ' . Hi I PIANO FOftTfc MANUFACTOjlll TURER.Ko. ftaa Weat foaUoUfr \> g^f gjg ijircot, Baltimore. ^ superior quality wud warr^nUtd apT U w!F * - * ?