The Abbeville banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, January 08, 1857, Image 4
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A GOOD WAY TO 8AV? HAMS.
As wo are in the midst of tho hogkilling
fcoarforij? it wiH not ho amiss to subinit'n
. most excellent mode of saving aud curing
, 4 - hams. There is no better way (oven in
Wk' T Westphalia) than tho 0110 wo givo and
t J. 4 vouch for from experience:
>, ' . " ' Trim tho ham nicelv, and lot it lie for
m: * <; one night sprinkled with .salt. Then lake
R , it in hand ami rub into it, faithfully, salt
highly-colored with Cayenne pepper. Apply
furthermore to its entire surface (not
forgetting the joint's) a good teaspoon-full
of Saltpetre. Then plaster it over with
r molasses, and again put on salt and pepper.
Pack away carefully in a box or tub. (We
think it well to have hams packed separate
.'"'-from the other parts of the hog. lint in
s.-'.s this case, every crevice in the box or tub
,i ' vjjf k must be filled with clean salt and the top
thickly covered al>o.)
After your hams have been down from
four to six weeks, take them up, hang and
*-. Miioko tliein. This process sliouM ?i??t l?o
f continued longer than the last of February.
Tlie smoking need not be constant, lr.:i
- - never tail to attend to it in damp weai.her.
China-bellies arc said to li;;ve a capital ct7
feet, burned with oak chips in keeping out
:??)' flies.
Always try to arrange it so that your
<% hams can be taken down before llie Jirst of
>r.v ' March. Then scald them, examine them
i-.r*- well, and bag (hem. A good method is to
put tliom in well-sowed home-spun bags,
and ihou dip bag, and all in a thick whitewash
again and again until completely
coated. Hang up again; and you may bid
dcfiance to weather, tlies and bugs.
We derive from Maj. Abram J ones, the
following plan of bagging hams: Have
the bags made large. Surround your hams
well with clean, dry hay. l'ull the bags
bVef hay aud all, and tie securely. If thi6
is done to that the hay shall be from 3 to
5 inches thick over every part of the ham,
this irooil result will follow : Should the
fl yd pposit its sued through sonio aperture
accidentally left in the hag, they will perish
(for want of vivifying influences in the
Iihv) and of course never reach the ham.
lint the white-wash tuclhod is very good
nnd (well done) perfectly secure. Some
. use a sort of ashes-paste which also an-Vjjji
bwers very well.
Try our plan, and you will not regret it.
?Ed'jffield Advert!scr.
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The Propmjut'mn of Humors.?There
nro differences of views and policy as to
' the true and proper functions of a newspa.
per. Some wonld have it, as the name
strictly and literally requires, a mere pasftivo
and indifferent medium of ncw6 of all
Iciuds, and think tliat whatever topic would
excite attention or stimulate conversation in
tho tea tahlo coterie, or at the street corner,
< is proper food for print, without particular
regard 10 any consideration beyond currenu'
cy. Others believe that there arc many
occurrences and events which, although iu'.
v- leresting to participants and near beholders,
wnd in some degree important, are not
propor themes and staples for the newspaper,
whoso highest aim in this view is to
elevate and direct properly the thoughts
nnd reflections of the reader, and not merely
to furnish matter for a prurient curiosity.
It may be that the true course is between
the extremes indicated by the opposing
views to which we have referred.
All must agree, however, that thero are
occasions which itniio&g soiiia ritsnmt&iliilit.v
of reserve and discretion on news reporters,
and it may soon become a question of practical
import to determine the exact degree
of responsibility to be attributed to corrcs.
nomloiits?by telegraph or otherwise?who
% . Jiave hitherto acted on the rule of treating
everything as fish that came in their nets,
;V'- In proportion to the influence and practical
bearing of any assertion or statement if
true, should be the care and discrimination
before, publication, or propagation, in ascertaining
the truth."? Cluirlcstun Courier.
fcf . i^latiKt[cx of Liverjwol Shipping.?Gore's
Advocate; of tjje 20th ult., says :
" The^following is a return of ships iuflKR
; wards and outwards in the foreign trade of
- |bia port for the week ending the 8th instant,
. and of 'hips reported inwards from the 1st
of* January to the same date, as compared
' ' "witlT the corresponding periods in tlio year
. .'4855 s Entered inwards, week ending 8th
.p.rj- -November, 1850, 94 ships, 59,'J58 tons;
^7 djtlo 8th November, 1835, 58 ships, 31,742
tons. Increase of ships, 30, and in
tonnge, 27,510. Cleared outwards, week
ending 8th November. 1850, 80 ship*, 50,320
tons: ditto 8th November, 1 *55, 81
SjSlT on an'-f 1 -
r?4a??. r UU,UU 1 lull.*)* IIICHNIM' :il Sll!j>S, O j I
increase in tonnage, 13,005. Imported itiwards
from 1st January !<> 81.1? November,
1850, 3,788 ships, 2,140,00W l?ii-s ; djii-i to
8tli November, 1855, 3,578 ships, 1,777,614
tons, Increase in sh ips, 210; in ton- j
uage, 302,525."
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j; Lazy Boys.?-A lazy boy makes a lazy
luan, as sure as a crooked twig makes a
*. crooked tree. Whoever yet saw a boy
grow up in idleness that did not make a
shiftless vagabond when he became a man,
'... tfnle*s be had a fortune left to him to keep
up appearances ? The great mass of thibves,
't ?':* ' pauper? and criminals, that fill our peniten'
tiaries and ahn-houses, have come to what
- they arc by, being brought up in idleness.
who constitute the business poition of
thj}, community, tliose who make our great
. *rid useful men, were trained up in their
,j? r' ' earliest boyhood to be industrious.
tvurmus raci.? we were yesierdii)' credi*
"fcly informed, by a gentleman who resides
,y Tleair the spot, tlint in September last, the
' ,~>wcll kpotfn pecan tree, under which the rcittain's
of Gctt.- PakeDhara were buried, a
. ^ ' few miles lelow this city, was broken off,
I f thirty ,/ectnbpve ground, by a gale of wind,
?|t)<i a Cannon ball, fired from the British
Jincs during thu battle, was found crar>
* ?T>edied just where, the trunk broke off.
*' . Tjjuftit, wns that iho brave Briton slapt
? "i?niijef dtig of hi*.o.wn missiles as his roonu$?!
mpty?M o. PicaipiM. u
H&; ' . * Coolness UiyparulUleJ,?A merenntile
firm of WW ?it)T V??ceiyed this week h letter
mt&Js'P ?hH?1 n of. 6he of the brigstliey
mm* chdrteftfil, dated Barbados, in wliich lie inffife
forma *.tbem th?t m? he believe the United
'ftffjfe'- States are al>out going to eternal smash, he
^9? and pocketed the money, !
W" ?ome complimentary alWjons
to gar <v?untiymen, ?nd wiahes he
K ' ' Wff nevej^n any of them. The re**! is
(Etje 2lbbet>UU Banner
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DAVIS L IIOLLIN'GSWORTir,
Vor Banner;
LEE & WILSON,
/'or I'rtst.
~QREATlBAR8AINS!
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SLAGER^LEVINGSTON
WOULD respectfully tiunounco to the citizens
of Abbeville, that they have iust
returned from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
and arc now opening the largest and
most beautiful stock of Goads ever brought to
this place, selected with great care, bought at
low juices, and which they intend Helling at
very low rates. Their Stock consists of
33R.Y QOODS.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Of all prices; Plain, plaid and Figured Merinoes,
plain, figured and clouded All Wool Delaine!1,
pHrameltns, De Bareges, Bombazines,
Alpacas, black and colored Silks. An extensive
variety of
White and Domestic Goods,
SHAWLS.
An entirely new assortment of Collars, Embroideries,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, of tho latest
styles. The largest and besl stock of CLOAKS
ever brought to this part of the country, from
the cheapest up to the most costly article;
jliiiiiuiugp, olc. auo, a veiy large stock or
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings!
Ready Hade Clothing, all Kinds.
Boots, Shoes, Ladies' * Gents' Gaiters, Hats, Caps,
Hosiery ami Oloves. Iu fact, everything new
| mid desirable. We would also call the attention
to our stock of
Hardware, Crockery and Glassware,
Yankee Notions, etc.
A large stock of Jewelry, Watches, Clonks
and Silver Plated Ware, at Charleston and Augusta
Prices.
("all on us end examine our Goods and Price*.
No charge for showing Goods. At the old stand
of Willaou it Williams, next door to the Post
Oflioc.
KLAGER A LEVINGSTON.
Abbeville C. 11., Oct. 29, 1856. 28-tf
I^o w Carpets.
WILLIAM SHEAR
HAS received from New York, Rich Velvet
Carpets, of new and vpleudid styles; Su
perior English Brussels Carpet*, of new and elegant
patterns ; Ingrain and Three-ply Carpets,
of the best make, warranted all wool; Superior
3-4 and 4-4 Venetain Carpets, for Hulls and
Stairs; English Brussels and Stuir Carpet;
Crumb Cloths, in patterns and by the yard;
A large sunply of six, seven and eight feet
Window Shades ; Embroidered Lace and Muslin
Curtains, (some at very low prices :) Rich Col
ored Damasks and Delaines, for Window Curtains;
Brass Cornices aud Curtain Bands of
beautiful patterns,
Rich Chenille Hearth Rugs and Door Mats;
Cocoa, Adelaide, and Colored Sheep Skin Mat*.
lor Halls.
The public are respectfully Invited to examine
the assortment.
| Augusln, Dec. 10, 1856. 34 tf
MOURNING GOODS.
WILLIAM SHEAR
HAS just received from New York, a complete
Assortment of Ladies' Mourning Goods,
among which are
Superior Bliick English Crapes, for Mourning
Veils and Trimming Dresses; Black Love and
English Crape Veils; Superior Black Silks, without
lustre, lor Ladies' Muaruing Dresses ;
Black Mousselaine Delaines and Black ChaU
lies, of superior quality; Lupin's Black Boinba>
zines and Black Alpacas; Superior English
Black aud White Prints and Ginghams ;
Black French Merinos and Thibet Cloths, of
extra quality; Black Thibet Wool Shawls, with
| Silk Fringe, and extra sire and quality;
White aud'Black Crape Collars aud Uadersleeves,
in setts; Ladies' Mourning Cloaks, of
new and buautiftil styles.
To {til' of which the attention of the public is
respectfully invited.
Augusta, Decs 10,1856. 84 tf
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WSL 3A.EJLUL00, KB. WADDBLL.,
BAIUtOlOlS WADDBIX,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BKOKERS,
A*D OOTTO* *ACtttfK8,
WINTER SUPPLIES.
WILLIAM SHEAR
HAS received from New York his Fall and
Winter supplies of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS, nmon^ which aro
Rich Printed Delaines, of tlio latest Paris
styles; Plain French And Plaid Merinos; Plain
White and Black French Meriuos, of extra
quality;
Fancy Dress Silks, of beautiful styles ; Superior
Plain Black Silks, at very low prices; 131nck
Silk Velvets, of extra width aud quality, for Ladies'
Basques;
Real YVelsh Flannels, warranted not to shrink;
Heavy Shaker, Silk Warp, and Patent Flannels;
Red Hanuets, some at very low prices, for Servants;
Marseilles, Allendale and Lancaster Quilts;
Superior 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 Furniture Dimities;
Sup. French and Scotch Lonpniid SquareShnwls,
Ladies' Embroidered ami lleui-stitched Linen
Cambric Handkerchiefs; Ladies' Embroidered
Muslin Collars and Undersleeves, in setts;
Superior Damask Diapers, Table-Cloths and
napkins; Superior 4-4 Irish Linens and Long
Lawns; 12-4 Linen Sheetings and Pillow Caao
Linens ; 12-4 Blenched Allendale Sheetings and
Pillow Case Cottons; 7-8 und 4-4 Blcuchcd
Shirtings, of the most approved styles;
A largo supply of English rnd American
Prints; Acompleto assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's,
Misses and Youth's Hosiery ;
A full supply of articles for Servants' wear;
With nlmost every article required for Family
and Plantation use, und which will be sold ut
very low prices.
The public ore respectfully requested to ex|
amine tho assortment.
Augusta, Dec. 10, 1856. 34 tf
JUSTRECEIVED.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
R. S WAFFLE LD & CO.
WOULD rcspcctfully inform their numerous
patrons, and all those who are admirers
of Dress and Fashion, that they have just received,
uud now olFer for sale. Large Invoices
of the most desirable Patterns, (Plain and Fancy)
oomt.'s and Jt3oy?'
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
Together with a general Assortment of Gent.'s
Neck Tien, White and Figured Silk Cravats,
Black and Fancy Bcauforts, IJluek and White
Byron Tubes,Spotted and Fancy Checked Napoleons,
Silk and Satin Napoleons, improved, Black
Albert and Fancy Sardinian Ties, Silk and Liunn
Pocket Kerchiefs, China Cord Pocket Kerchiefs,
Silk and Merino Drawers and Undershirts, Silk
and Satin Scarfs, Shirts, Collars and Hosiery,
Sevastopol and Vienna Gloves. Wliito and Colored
TafFcta, with every description of
Fasliionable Spring and Summer Hats.
?ALSO?
Constantly on hand. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Hand
Valises, Ladies' Traveling Bo.xes, Ac., all
of which will be sold
At Our Usual Low Prices.
J2F" Having made ftrrungnmonts to enlarge our
business the present year, wc trust that l>y more
particular attention to the calls and wants of our
many friends, we may render ourselves worthy
a continuance of their patronage and llio confidence
they have heretofore reposed in us.
N. li. All Goods are warranted to answer, in j
every rrcpoet, tho representation made at tlie j
titno of sale.
?our Mono is?
"Quick Sales and Small Profits for Cash." j
R. SWAFFIKLI). K. R. H\VAKI1 El.ll. W. L. FISH.
No. 3 Granite Range, Columbia, S. C.
June .1, 185ft. 7 1y
ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and Utility!
TDK undernamed having purchased tin- Right
of Warlick's PLOW. Patented April
3d, 1855, will sell Plantation Kigliln, per
Plow $1.00
Will furniidi pattern Stock with small Scooter,
nt Mr. S. L. lloud'u Shop in Greenwood,
for 4 50
Without Scooter 4.00
Will deliver to order at Plantations pnttern
Stock with small Scooter, or ut convenient
Depot on ltuil Road 5.00
Without Scooter 4.50
The above Price* include the Might
II. S. KEKlt, Esq., is our uuthorized Agent
ai auncvinc u. 11., troiti whom ICiclits can be
obtained, and ut whose Store the L'luw can bo
Been.
This Plow, from it? simple structure, durability,
lightness of draught, cuse of imumgement,
adaptation to the different Snares used in the
cultivation of the farm, and consequent cheapness,
is commending iuelf to general use as a
Superior Farming Implement wherever tried.
IlILL &. ANDREWS.
Greenwood, S. C., Oct. 6, 1856. 25-3m
We, the undersigned, having examined and
tried the "Warlick Plow, concur in the above
coumieudutione. JAMKS CRESWELIj,
JOHNSON SALE,
It. M. WHITE,
SAM'L Mi GO WAN,
LAKKIN UEYNOLDS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Opposite the Masonic Hall,
AUGUST A . ?. A .
1 /"V PAIR Men's Plantation BROJLvy?WvJl~f
(JANS, assorted quality.
2,000 pair Boys' Plantation Brogans, ass'd quality
3,000 pair Men's lvip " '
1,000 p??ir ' Calf ppjrjrcd " "
600 pair " Grained and BufFBrog. "
3,000 pair Women's Leather Booties, pegged.
COO pair " low prieo 44 sewed.
1,000 pair Lading' fine Morocco nnd Goat Bootees.
500 pair Misxes' ' ' "
600 pair Boys' Kip Brngaus.
500 pair Youths' Kip "
600 pair Boys' and Youths' Calf Brogans.
?ALSO?
Gents', Ladies', Mieses', Boys', Youths' nnd
Children's BOOTS and SIIOES, of all styles and
qualities, received and for w?Ie low, by the dozen
or case. CLAHKE & ROYAL.
Sept. 24, 1856. 23 Gm2w
A. H. MILLS,
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA'
LAUD OFFICE,
AT DUBUQUE, IOWA.
PARTICULAR attention paid to thtfjbcating
of Loud Warrants for persons South, on
tlie finest selected Timber and Prairie Lands.
Warrants loaned to settlers on one year's titno at
40 percent. Interest, charging $1.25 per Acre
for Warrant. Taxes paid, Collections made and
remitted for in Sight Exchange. Money loaned
at high rates of Interest. Investment* inado.?
Uncurrent money taught, ?tc.
(O" Refers to Wm. C. Davis, Esq., Abbeville
C. H., S. C.
Sept. 3, 1856. 20 tf
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
William* Trewit, Exo'r, "1
vi I Bill for Discovery.
Peter RroUh, Frederic | Relief, Direction, Ac.
Smith and others J
IT appearing to my satisfaction Unit William
Dinkius and wife, Frances, Peter Collins,
Moses Collins, Jainea Collins, Mary Collins, and
other children of Moses B. Collins aud Mary
Collin#, whose name* are not knoVfl, William
Purnell, aud Johi Purnell, Defendant* to the
above stated Bill, reside beyond the limits or
this State. On motion of Jonss 4,JLtvIngrton,
Com. Sol'rs. ordered that said Defendants do
plead answer or demur 10 said? Dill of ComElaint,
within three months from the publication
ereof, or the name will bf tuken Pro Confetto
against them. ^ t&L
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY !
Guano Ain't Anything Compared to" it J
SUBSOIL FLOWING IS MO USB I
Cotton Soed a Perfect Nuisance
CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY !
LYONS,
Til E indefatigable District and Village
Clothing Man, by close observation and
hard study, has learned several new features in
the urt of improving and adorning the Masculine
portion of the huinun family. He's been clean
to New York, took lessons under scientific men,
and has made himself so familiar with all the
beauties, duties, liabilities, advantages and responsibilities
of the liuniuu weather-boarding deimrtnicnt.
that iust us soon as he lavs his eves on
a man, he knowu what lie lacks?whether it in
food or raiment. He is just the hame to mankind
that spring is to vegetation. Country merchants
would do well to come in and take a few lessons
?charges moderate for singlo scholar?classcs
taken at reduced rates.
If it iti food an J raiment, he takes him in, covers,
weather-boards and floors him, and then
sends him over to his friend, II. 8. Kerr, or down
to I.omax it Cobb'n, where in a few minutes,
after the patient has realized the reviving, healthful
influence of the oxterual application, they
will commence the inside work?ceiling, lathing,
plastering and scouring, and then start him home.
And it is no wonder, after taking some of I.omax
dt Cobb's or II. S. Kerr's iu'urd filling
(which is substantial, no liquid) then allowing
Lyons to give them whut's culled the surface
polish, that men's wives don't know them when
they go home; the little boys aud gills run and
hide, thinking som<* city folks hud come to their
pa's house", young ladies commence fixing 14k to
entertain their new keuux, and vounmncn brush
their heads, look dignified uud start to rcecivc tlic
nice looking strangers.
A few men of rutlici* ordinary appearance,
who luivn thrown themselves entirely into Lyons'
handi), know the advantages to be derived
from a unit of hid Clothes; it hus married them
into rich families, given them a standing fur beyond
their expectation*, and been the means of
pitching them as high up an phifty-phonr phorty
in the scale of upperletidom respectability.
There arc now in the city of Abbeville, 3
Churches, 2 Academics, 1 Sinning School, a
great many Dry Goods Stores, 2 Printing Offices,
2 Wholesale Grocery Houses* 2 Jewellers' Establishments,
a Thespian Corps, Masonic and Odd
Fellows' Lodge, ]>ancing (.'hiss, Hippodrome, 2
Carriage and Hnggy Manufactories, -t Holds,
several Boarding Houses, 1 Ding Store, Gin
Factory, and n Steam Saw Mill, 2 Harness, and
several Hoot and Shoe Shops, Tin Manufactory,
Tailors' Establishments, Cabinet, Carpenters'
and Blacksmiths' Shops, .*1 Refreshment Knloons,
and 2 Livery Stable*, and it will not d<> for n
gentleman to make a bail appearance at any of
these places; it injures th<-ir business. Lyons
keeps Clothing suitable for all the above named
places, avocations and occupations, and because
he has n hii? trade and a IIIrire Slni-lt tin rlm-'t !?
tend to ask prices thai arc unreasonable.
Lyons' block of Leghorn and Straw Huts, is
complete. lid keeps fino Pocket Knives, Razors,
Oil nnd l''luiil Lamps, Fiddled, Fiddle
Strings and Fiddle ltosin, manufactured expressly
for Ilia.trade, Flute*, Patent Door Fastener*,
Interest Tallies, (lie most convenient thing of tlie
kind imw in use?every body ought to liuve one
?Bankers' Oases, I5i'! I looks, Pocket and Meniornilduni
[?< .?, Kiive!i'|???, Loiter Paper, the
liir(j<.'.-.L block over brought in this market?New
Yorkern complain of a scarcity since we. purchased?Steel
Pens, t>o many lhat there, is an
anticipated advance on steel, l'ort Mommies
enoni;li to liido all the money in tlio District,
Combs, Hair Hi-tiblies, Nail and Tooili Brushes
enough to open a wholesale brush and conih
house, an<l if Cedar Pencils lise, Lyons has jjot
'em, sure?a whole easn of {Hacking, Needles,
any quantity, and low l>y retail, Trieopherous,
Kathairon, Cologne. Hair Oil, Handkerchief Kx
tracts and sweet smelling stnlf, Needle and
Thimble Cimos, Lanterns, Buggy Whips, Valises,
two or three Horses, and so many oilier things
that it would take us a whole day lo look them
up and name them over, all of which ore ready
for inspection mid sale, at the Coiner Store in
the Marshall limine.
Abbeville C. II., April 16, I85fi. "62-tf
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
TIIE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN!
Not a Particle of Mercury in it!
An Infallible Remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples or Postules on the Face, lilutehcs,
Rods, A pne and Fever, Chronic S<#?? Eyes,
King Worm or Teller, Scald Head, Enlargement
and Pain of the 1!oiica and Joints, Su!l
Itheuni, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disordein,
and all Discuses arising frum an injudicious
use of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Impurity
of the Iilood.
. CW T his great alterative mcilieine and Purifier
of lilood in now used by thousands of gratefid
patients from all purls of the United States,
who testify daily to the remarknhlc cures performed
by the greatest of sill medicine*, " CARRIER'S
SPANISH MIXTURE." Neural
Rheumatism, Scrofula. Eruptions on the Skin,
Liver Disease, Fevers, Uleeis, Old Sores, AfTection
of the Kidney*, Diseases of the Throat,
Female Complaints, Puii.s and Aching of the
Rones and Joints, are speedily put to flight by
using this great and inestimable remedy.
For nil discuses of The Blood, nothing has yet
been found to coinpnre with it. It cleanses the
system of all impurities, acts gently nnd efficiently
on tho Liver and Kidneys, strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone to the Stomach, makes
the *kin clear and healthy, and res teres the
Constitution, enfeebled hy disease or broken
down hy the excesses of youth, to Its pristine
vigor nnd btrcnglh.
For the Diseases of Females it is peculiarly
applicable, and wherever it has become known,
is regularly prescribed with the happiest effects.
It invigorates tho wouk and debilitated, nnd imparts
elasticity to the worn-out frame, clears tho
skin, and leaves the patient fresh and healthy ;
a single bottle of this inestimable remedy is
worth all the so-called Sarsaparillcg in existence.
The large number of ceMificalcs which we
have received frpm persons from all paits of the
United Slates, is the best evidence that there is
no Humbug about it. The press, hoUil keepers,
magistrates, physicians, ana public men, well
known to the cummunity, all udd their testimony
to the wonderful effects of this GIIEAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. *"
Call 011 the Agent and gel an Almanac, ,?nd
read the details of astonishing Cures performed
by CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE, (in most
cases where everything else had sigirtflly fulled )
The limits of an advertisement will not admit
their full insertion. *'
WJ1. S. BEERS, & CO., Proprietors,
No. 304, Broadway, New .Xork,
To whom all ordftrs must be addressed.
For sale bv Drilffffistii and Countrv M?m>lmnla
in all part* of the United Stutca and the CauaduB,
And by
Wardlaw & Lvo*, Abbeville C. II.,
<Gaby St. Josh, Cokesliury,
F. G. Pabkb, Greenwood. *
May 1,1856. 2 ly
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION
JBBAlI.lt. & ST?Va2.II.s
AT THEIR OLD STAND,
JACKSON STREET, KEAB GLOBS HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, OA.
THE Copartnership of BE ALL ic STOVALL
having expired l>y it# t>wn limitation, in
the Grocery Business, they would inform the
public that they hove rtiiiewedthe Copartnership,
and intend conducting the WXREZKJVSE and
COMMISSION BUSINESS ?loim. ft'
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore
extended totliein.
Their undivided attention will b? devoted to
the intrrects of <h?r patron'#.
* TAMLY SUPPLIES, *0d the Haoftl fccHWcs
b? afforded ^ ^ ^
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &o.
AT GREENWOOD DEPOT.
ONE of the firm of Davis & Doozcr lias just
returned from Charleston, bringing, in
addition to their large block of Groceries, uny
amount of every variety of DRY GOODS worn
by Ladies or gentlemen. It is said that some
provide for the inner man and some for tho
outer; we iutend to provide f?r both. We are
now opening a Large Stock of Plantation Goods,
utid Ladies and Gentlemen*' Dress Goods, to
whieh we invite the attention of Citizens, and
especially the Ladies, of Greenwood and vicinity.
Come one, come all, we have enough for all.
Great excitement produced at the astonishingly
low rutos at which they propose to sell.
Just received and are now opening a supply of
DRUGS,
Paint Brushes of everv size, British Oil, IIolloway's
Pills, Spencer's Pills, llooflaud'sGerman
Bitters, Gum Camphor, Tapioca, Florida Arrow
Root, t"loves, Nutmegs, Mace, Corn Starch,
Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green, Venitiau Red,
Prussian Blue, Red Lead, Spanish Drown, Liquorice.
Black Lead, Lumphlack, Diiming Fluid,
Neat's foot Oil, Linseed Oil, Train Oil, fine Apple
Vinegar, Kxtra White Lead in 50 lb K?-gs,
Shoe Tools, Shoe Lasts, Awls, Handles, Knives
unu i iinimurw, i fgs 01 every milliner.
HARDWAHS.
Ilinges, Shovels and 'l'ongs, Fire Dogs, Hummers,
Hatchets, Augers, Chisels, Screws, Gimlets,
IIuncl Saw Files, R>s|>m, Knives and Forks,
Powder Horns, Flasks, Wool and Cotton Cards,
and Hand Saws.
LIQUORS.
An Extra Lot, just received from HnHiiunre.
Also, a fine lot of Hats, Caps, Leghorn, &c.
Slioes, Hoots, An.
'1'lie above is a few of tlio many nrticies we
have on hand, which will be sold low for Cash.
ne nro oo'crminco i<> sell cheaper lliun the I
cheapest. If you want bargains, call on
DAVIS &. HOO/r.U. ,
Greenwood Depot, Ocl. 8.
SCOTT S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,
Patented IVTay 16, 1854.
rpiIE attention of Planters, Farmers, mid
JL Stock feeders in general, arc respectfully
culled to this .Mill uh tin; most important article
of tlie kind now in use ; not only well adapted
for grinding Col) Meal for Sl?>rk, hut Grits or
fine Hominy lor tlic table, and especially lire-id
Meal from corn not fully ripo or dry iu tlie
full.
In Getting this Mill, no Mechanic or frame
work in wanted, only requiring to lie fastened to
a floor or platform. F.usily adjusted und used liv
anyl>ody, even h child.
The LITTLE (SI A XT has received tlie first
premiums at the lain Agricultural Fairs of Missouri,
Kentucky, Maryland, and other Stales;
and fiat in the most eoiiipiimcniai v manner; as
well as tho most ready commendations from the
thousands witnessing its performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most positive
manlier ngainsl defects or breakage, when
! properly used ; and No. 2 warranted to grind
I 10 bushels of fec?l per hour with one horse, and
I niTurcil nt the l<nv prion of all comple.in for
attaching the leant; No. 3, at $<>5, grinds lfi
Inmhelti per hour, with one hor/e; No. 4, ni $75,
grinds UO bushels per hour with two horaes.
The aliiiva Mills may hn found nt the
Agency for the Manufacturers nt Ahhevillc Court
House. 1IKNKY S. K Kit It, Agent.
Juno 4, 1 K.5ft. 7 tf
The State of South Carolina,
antiKviu./ ; DISTRICT.
In Hit: Court of Ordinary.
W II KIM*'AS, William finincH has applied
to me, hy petition in writing, praying
that the paper purporting to contain the hint Will
ami Testament of Margaret (iailios, ilec'il, may
hn proved in "Dim form of Law." These arc,
therefore, to citc and admonish John Wilson, who
lives Iieyond the limits of this State, Sarah Ken
iicuy, who 01 Kennedy, the rhi (Iron ??f
Michael Wilson, dec'd. (names not known.) tho
children of .Initios Wilson, df^'d, (,,a,"e!?
known,) and Andrew Millor Wilson, minor, to
lie unci appear ?t a Court of Ordinary to he hold
at Abbeville Court lb-use for Abbnvtllc District,
on Friday the 9th day of Jniuinry A. 1)., IS.'>7.
as on that day the validity of said paper will be <
tried. i
WILLIAM HILL, 0. A. D.
Octobor 4, lS5t>. 25 tfm
On Manhood, and its Premature Decline.
Just Published, Gratis, the 20th Thousand:
A FEW Winds on the ltational Treatment,
without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or
Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital
and Nervous Debility, lmpotcney, and Impedimenta
to Marriage generally. My B. I)E LANEY,
M. D.
The important fact that tho many alarming
complnints, originating ill tho imprudence ami
solitude of youth, may be easily removed without
medicine, is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated;
and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment, as adopted by the Author,
fully explained, by means of which every one
is enabled to curc himself perfectly and at the
least, possible cost, thereby avoiding all tho advertised
nostrums of tho day.
'Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envf.lope. bv remittitur (nnut imiil\ iirn
postage slumps to Dr. B. DE LANEY, n', Lispenard
Street, New York City.
.Oct. 29, isr><>. 23 6111
OA.R.R.IA.GE SII03P
AT LO\Vmi)l>VILI,U, N. C.
Blacksmiths, Wood-workmen, Fainter* ami Trimmers,
to do all kinds of Plantation work, mid to
Manufacture und Ilepuir
Wagons, Buggies and Carriages,
ill the host manner, at the shortest notice, and
on the most reasonable terms. Give hiin h trial.
WM. M. BELL.
Lownde?ville, S. C.,"T,^
? March ao, 18B0. S^50 ly
Just riecelvea
' AS D FOIl SALE,*
* SACKS Extra Fine FLOUR,
iO Bushels of I'cas,
"* SJOO Uiialicla Corn.
Flour?J14.00 per <wt, ;
Pons?90 cciiLh per bushel;
Corn?70 " - " "
2,000 Lbs. Clean Bags Wanted.
None but cotton or linen will bo received.
DAVIS & BOOZER.
Greenwood Depot. May .27. 0-tf
BOOTWEARINQ GENTRY.
fkfUIE undersigned, Bootmaker, would inform
JL the public generally, nud especially his old
friends ana enstotners, that ho hns just received
that splendid lot of LEATIlEIt of which .ho
gave notice some weeks since, and is now'ready
and willing to put up in the best possible style,
any work entrusted to him.
if you want a Hoot tlmt is n Boot, yon will
top into tbe Sfiop and leave your rfteayure.
To be fooiid ou Washington Street.
ED WD ROCIIE.
Mnrcli 1656. 46 tf '
BAGGING, $0?E, BACON, &C.
? Bales GUNNY BAGGING.
?> 60 Coils western rope.
ioo untwine.
IO.'OOOUm*. TentiewVc BACON.
300 Sack# Livei'pool SALT.
2 dot SPINNING WHEELS.
- For sale low by 1J. a jtERU.
Sept. 24,1856. , . - tf < ?
* Ohean S^dlejt i
for nfwh
6'ALL OS
; B. It WAKDLAW -
PROFESSIONAL CARDS. C
JAMES drCAXiHOUN, r
Attorney at Law, u
ABBEVILLE C. H., r\
WILL attend promptly to all biiHincus en- tl
trusted to hid cure.
Muy b? found for tlio present nt the Office of
Messrs. Wilson, Loirntx &c Ilu<ldon. v
June 10, 185C>. 8 ly ^
JAMBS S. COTHRAN, v
A W* ?-% A -wr T. ?-? -wvr u
- ~| V W A JlA. V y %Mj V M Of W J c
ABBEVILLE C. II., S. C. I
MAY BE FOUND l'OB THE PRESENT IN
THE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE i
J?n. 14, 1850. 39 ly
Independent 1'reM please copy.
WILLIAiTI 1?. PRICCT
ATTORNEY AT LAW, J
WII.L PRACTICE IN TIIK COURTS OF THE
WESTERN CIRCUIT.
Ofllcc at dttenville C. II.
Feb. 1, 1858 45 ly *
W. C. Davis,
Attorney ut Law and Sulictur in Equity.
AmiKVii.LE, S. O.
Will promptly attend lo all ImihIiiohh entniHtrd to
h> care. He can be round nl the office of tlie
Abbeville Banner." July 28 16
PROFESSIONAL CARD. "
r|"MIE Undersigned would hereby notify the 1
1 pnlilic, tliut lie Iihh again resumed the 1'ractice
of .Medicine, ami will praclicc in Greenwood .
uiul tlio surrounding country.
I>R. L. II. SMITH.
Greenwood, April 7, 185<? SI-if
Stage Xiinc
ABBEVILLE to WASHINGTON J
A FOUR HOUSE STAGE leaves A Hill?- ,
VILLI? on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
i
Leaves Wnshinglon, On., on Tuesday, Thursday
<>nd Saturday mornings.
A Daily Train leaves Washington at 7 o'clock
A. M., for Atlanta.
OFFICE at the POST OFFICE. ,
JOHN MillllYDE, Affent.
Ahhcville H.. April 2. lKfil'i. fill ly i
The State of South Carolina.
ari;ui...vt r.. ii- u#- -
.Itivkioic X/milll ;. Jit IIIt UUHIHIUII J ItUS.
James T. Buskin, ) Attachment.
vs. V Buskin, I'l'lPs Attorney. 1
.lames A. I.i.lcifll. )
WIIKUKAH Ili?* l'laintifF did, on the eij?h- I
teenth day of October, eighteen hundred nnd
fifty-six, fil? his declaration against the Defendant,
who, (ii is said,) is absent from and without
(he limits of this .State. and has neither wile nor j
attorney known within the same, upon whom a |
copy of the said declaration nii?ht, lie served:
It is therefore ordered, that the said Dercndani
do appear and plead to the said declaration, on '
or before Iho nineteenth day of October eighteen j
hundred and fifty-seven, otherwise final and ab- (
solute judgment will then be given and awarded (
against him.
M ATT 11 E\V McDONA LI), c. r. r.
Clerk's Office, Oct. 18, 1B6G. 27 ly ,
NEW STORK !!~ NKW" GOODS! U~ I
ri 111'* subscriber is now opening, in his new <
JL House, an entire new Stock of (
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
direct irom iiiiiimiorc. consisting or Dry fiooits,
Hardware. Cutlery, f? roeeries, linnts nn?l Slmos,
llati Hiiil Cups, Keiiily-Miide I'lotliing, I>ni?R,
Medicines, ToilH Artii l. n, ?fcc., ifcc.. alt of wliicli
lie proposes (o sfl! nt (? reenwood Retail Prices, .
wiili Ten per cent, off for CASH. .
F. ii. PARKS. !
Greenwood, S. C.. Sept. lb'SU. l!3-tf
Dr. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE.
LIVER PILLS. ,1
t
Two of the beat Preparations of the Age. v
They are not recommended
as Universal s
t<
l.i i rp 11 lc Ki 14- C? r
w4x v o-jlio^ uul dlllipiy i()r
what their name purports.
| - The Vermifuge, for 1
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered k
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals n
o
subiect tr> Wnrmc p
J -? -- 0
The Liver Pills, for #1
the cure of Liver Com- , v
plaint, all Bilious De- rangements,
Sick- "Head- r
ache,-&?.
Purchasers will please "
be particular to ask for w
Dr. G. McLane's Cele- u?
brated . Vermifuge ; and
Liver Piles,^prepared by. .
iHmu/vva' . . * rJ
e/St W PDnDBicT/Mip. 111
burghi Pa., take 110^ c
other, as there are various
rf . ' \ - "t * <ih
other preparations fiow c
before the public, purporting
tb be Verpiifuge ^
^nd Liver Pills. All fcothers,
; in compai^on . .
with Di\ McLaneT/ are^
worthless.*. * , ' The
genuine McLaneV1 \
Vermifuge and Liver.,
r JPills can now. be had at "*l
' HI
rail respectable Drug ^
60 W^Bx.; PifrttfuKOH, Pa/ n?
$ Sole PratMitetwii ftv
?o
all^ order* *<&*?.
i
^^^pB|PFp ^ > P
n V *- _U
JARRIAGE AND WAGON
nAKINCi.
rUE undersigned having us- ."ri 1 LI *
soeiuted themselves ns Conrtners
ill the business of C?r-m0S3B&SBBm
iage uud Wugou Muking and Kt-puiring, undvr
lie Firm of
II AHUIS & W A RE, '
could call tlio attention of the public to their
HlOJIS ut
Kit. Cariiiel,
vhere they hope, by fuir prices, faithful worki
nd prompt attention to business, to rarn tlia
oiifideuce of all, and merit a liberal share of
latronuge.
For ull jobs amounting to Five Dollars or more,
taymcnt will be required in Cu?b, or by a Cash
^ote, when the work is removed fruin the Sl.op.
All orders for work should be diiected to Dafid
K? Harris; but ull settlement* mint K
vith the linnmiul Copartner, W. C. Ware, as
e nlone it authorized to iik? the nutue of the
firm, give or lake liotef, give receipts, receive
noiiey or contract debt*.
DAVID E. HARRIS,
W. C. WAUE.
Mt. Curimtl, S. C., Jan. 7, 3S-ly
fHE BRITISH PERIODICALS
TIIK FARMER'S GUIDE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
ok tiik latikit i'uglicationi
Leonard scott a. c.o., New York, con*
limit to puht'iKh the following llrilisli P??
riodiculs, viz:
1.
Tiiic London Quarterly, (Conncrvativo.)
2- ' 1
The Eihnui'ruii Review, (Wliig.) >
3.
1'iib North Biutihii Review, (Free Ciiurch.)
4.
Tiie Wehtminsteh Review, (Liberal.)
6.
Blackwood" b GuiMiunou Mauazink, (Tory.)
The great nu?l important events?Relioioiltf,
['uiiticui, liliil iuiiiinrv?now ni'iliiLiiifr iii? nn.
p ?v "M
lions of the Ol? Worlu, give to these Publica?
lions nil interest and vuluc they never before
(Wi88f8?ecl. 'I'liey occupy a middle ground between
tlic lianiily written news-it itiB. crude
{ peculations, mid tiding rumors of the newspaper,
and tlie ponderous Tome of the historian,
written long after the living interest in the facta
lie records hliull have passed away. The pro*
ffrrss of the War in the Knul occupies a largo
(.pucc in their pag< s. Kvery movement is closely
criticised, wluther of friend or of foe, and all
ul.nrt 1
.. uramj poiliietl OI1I. 1 lie i*t- /
tels from the ('I'IMKA and from tlie BALTIC
in Blackwood's Magazine, from two of its moit
[>o|?ilnr contributor*, give ;i inoro intelligible
nnil relinblc account of the movements of the
great belligerents than can elsewhere bo found.
These Periodicals ubly represent the three
El-eat political parties of Grout Britain?Whig,
Tory, anil Radical,?hut polities forum only one
feature of their diameter. As Orgnns of the
most profound writers on Science, Literature, "
Morality, and Religion, they Maud as ihcy ever
have ?lood, unrivalled in the world of letter*,
being considered indispensable to the scholar
mid tin? professional man, while to the intelligent
reader of every class the v furnish a more
correct and satisfactory record of the current
iteraturc of the day, throughout tlio world,
lian can be possibly obtained from any other
ouice.
EARLY COPIIvS.
The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from
he British publisher* gives additional value to
licao Reprints, especially during the preeent exiting
Htate of European affair*, inasmuch as they
ran now be placed in the hands of bubacribcrs
ibout as soon as the original cditioua.
TERMS.
Per ann.
!'?r any one of the four Reviews. - - $3.00
Kor any two of the four Review*. - - 5.00
For nny three of the four Review*. - - 7.00
Kor all four of the Reviews. - --- ? 8.00
For Blackwood's .Magazine. .... 8.00
For Blackwood und three Reviews. - 9.00
?vV Black wood mid the four Reviews. - 10.00 ,
O* Payments to l?e mHde in all cii*ea ip pd?
1'iiiicc. Money current in the State wh*rf il? ...
med, will be rvccivcil at par._Qj
CLUBBING. - 1
A discount, of twenty-five percent, from th? % '
ibove prices will be allowed to Club* ordering
bur or more copies of any one or more af thn - ,
ibove works. Tint*: Fdift copies of Blackwood ^
ir of one Review will be sent to ojia address for
>9; four copies of the/our Reviews aud > '
vood for $30; and so on. ~ " 'y /- A c .'
. POSTAGE. ..
Tn all the principal Cities and TnVrna, these
forks will bo delivered, Free of Pottage. When
out by mail, the I'osla^e to any puit of- 111* Uui- _
id Stntei*, will bo but 'J\centy four Cents a year
?r "Blackwood," and but Fourteen C'euts a year -' .
ir each of the Reviews. '
. ?* .
Tlio Farmer's Guide ..
to sctc.NriFic anu it.acticai. AORicui.Turr.
ly IIkkrv Stkpiikn.s, F.-Tl. S., of. Ddinjrurjh,
and the late J. 1*. NdriFrafcaapr of Seieutitic
Agriculture in Yale Colleee. NeW * " '
ven. 2 vol*. Royal Octavo. 1605 page*, ?
and numerous Wood ond Steel Engraving*. "
Tlii.i is, confessedly, iho most complete work'
ti Agriculture ever published, And in order to
ive it ft wider circulation .the'publishera U?r* > .
solved to reduce the pri<#? to i
&5 FOR TIIE TWO VOLUMESl! , , , _
When sent by jmail^{poet-pnid) to CitlifovjM*
nd Or~eg4& the price will be 87. every* _ ? '
tlier pnrt of the Unibit and to Cnnudtr (ppstaid.)
?]&. . C3f~ This is x&T the old "BcoL.?J
te Farm.".. .? . * r *
Remittance* for anv or the abore .publication*
lotild always be addressed, post-paid, to ill* -.
ublishers,
LKOKARO SCOTT & CO., ^
No. 54 ft old Street, New York. . *
DISSOLUTIOja4.^
1^11 E Firm of WIER A MILLER rnu tK& v day
dissolved by. iniitunl^ooneeiit, \ . j
utioit of tlie Partnership having expired. The - "
ante of the Firm will be used in the closing npr " ' "
f tlie business, by either one of 09. ? *
Ail persons indexed tone byl^ete or Aceonnt^ t *?C
ill please come forward and pay ?p an uoin mm' . "i'
invenient, ax it im very desirably timt t)ie bu*i- '
:bs should bo closed as early.w po^bJtp- i ? V?-*
August 23, I85?. . . "
~5T0VES FOR SA?*1?i-r '* '
I "UK SuUscriburs will .keep' on* hijftcl ?t "ill ?*
. (imoR, nt the Saddlery and ilurlfar Sfcrtf ' .
' Jf. WKSTF1ELD, in this ViUi?ce.*?tt nwort.
entof ull kinds at' STOVES,- whi?U tboy pl?4<e
ehiselvM to ?HI onfi<s favorable tiernls teftwjmi .r.
' fame aifftlity qaa W.L>Hrchu?eJrn5& la
liarlesfco/^Trheii1 <: * V ey
will- -warrant to do ?V*rytlHng^lhat. % ?
sokiug fcttfVo can do, ruid tire sure tueyrilll +1
ve universal.satisfaction. " -V* '\T '
OiTe-of utf'wil^pend the most of t)?# oreterrfk
inr at tl<e North', and will" bo able ib Jftfccfr lh%
>st aud most approved pattern*. ':js?. .i " '
.. - ;
Abbeville ? II, S. C? ? 2* W : >-?
* Frlijfr, 1866. . r 4#^ ;v. ?* . ^_
Ll? &TfrTE (^SOUjft C^OLn?r * /
Abtjri-ille"Z)iU%i Ooirimo n Fir ax.
?Amos CI ji'if; jr., v^^/^Jfitafthment > "
.*; - ?t.. j-MiiOowan & Pentn, ' ,
JarajdfeA-' JJddoH, ) l'!(T>AH>.*.
ir iiSffisri?intifr.did. 09 thaS^riyi ,
Y fir#f d?y jjl-ttctobSf, 18S8Knlo 1\U &&!?{?, .* '&f*
311 agaiMt tire TPefeftdant, nlior{M it isMfdVfe^ ^
iBeRt fiwpi niid without tlie ItipiU of thigjgltff vj. jfr,>
id Rttorir?v knowi?^Wfek ?
0 some, upoi^wfisji u copy of