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Fireside pleasubes. It i* the family fireside that wo naturally turn to* nlfil &xpoct to find real, unalloyed happiness. When wo Fall to (ind it hero, in tlie place intended fur it to dwell in nil il? purity and loveliness, we seldom find it anywhere. Where there is a cold, chilling restraint felt among the members of a household) there can novcr ho that warmth and tenderness of feeling which is found in a family group where nil endeavor to please and bo pleased. It does one's sold good to enter such a homo and see and feel the inflisneu of the pleasurable feelings elicited by those little words of kindness, small m themselves, but exerting a mighty influence over those happy children. Nor does it stop hero; it U engraven too deep on their memories to be ever effaced ; and as they pass through tho world, they throw around a mild, sweet influence, painfully apparant to the ill tempered and unkind-member of a discontented family. Tlio causo of much of this discontent ment and unlwippiucs3 arises from the negIctct of parents and guardians to furnish suitable means for the diversion and instruction of their children. Books, magazines and newspapers of a healthful character fihould ho introduced and read in every household. While the members are pursuing their accustomed employments at evening, much good might be done by one of them taking a book or paper and reading aloud. By these means nil will have an opportunity to hear, and in a short time will gain much practical knowledge and useful information in this way alone. And I bclievo it is maintained by all, that when tbo children of a family have access to proper books, tlioy soon acquire a taste for reading or study in preference to idle sports and viciouB practices. Let all, then, endeavor to make home attractive ; to make it tho centre of kind feelings and heartfelt affection. ! Home! There is a sweetness in tho ! ound that is only appreciated when dis- 1 Unco separates ns from it. And, at the \ Bound, how fancy pictures to the mind ( bright visions of happiness?of beings dearer to us than life?of green bank?,' running streams, and shaded garden walhs, ! ?uirounu6u by beautiful flowers, csv.it- j ting a fragrance rv/.iving to our drooping j spirits, as we sit beneath the shade of tcino ' favorite tree, which otfers a cool and ?J.> i lightful retreat from tho burning lays c: j the sun. Such aro the visions of bom<j?bright,, beautiful and pleasant; aud it is a source of pleasure to call to mind the associations , t -ii ?i ? : uui viiimuiuuu ii\:b itu vuut'atUr to make home agreeable and pleasant.? Then shall wo see smiling faces and liappy, / -joyous .Jiearts?the reward of our pbilanMUTISTERING ANGELS. A Are-they not all ministering spirits sent forth to minister for them who shall ho ?ThIValion. ^ourn when Death, the tyrant, enters ouMwppjrnomes, and bears away some bti^$ht blossom, perch atice the youngest and | fairest ono?the household cjierJieun whorp had centered the vrarm?it affectfons of All. 'When in silence laid away to rdit; in . Jife'i hist fearless, blessed sleeping, what ? >^rtears^-we she(l, what anguish overwhelms ?" the tfiftrtj^fter bearing tho cold earth rattling upon the .coffin lid, and tbo last echo j&Cf^I>ust.to dust, earth to earth, asbes to ^ we return to tho home that is desolate. where no lonffer the loved voico mav greet us in merry, joyous strains of welcome, but all is hushed and still. IIow often do we murmur at the wise decree of Providence, who foreseeing in the dim, shadowy future, some coming evil, liath transplated tho frail flower, ere the fuilo blast had chilled and withered it; forgetting, too, that it is but another tie formed to drawus to ? better world : that as for us' " Love's circle narrows here, Tin widening in henven ; that the spirits of-the dear departed may be permitted to wntch over and minister | unto us, who yet walk below. Oh, me thinks it is a blessed thought! Ministtfrfng Angels! Who, when thus ^thinking, can mourn as those without hope! * f^Vhat Comfort dotli ?t bring to some poor, weary earth worn heart, that hath been deprive J by death of all it so loved and cherisli, cd| to know that they are with us yet, unseen^ but ever near;?44 ministering spirits," holding sweet communion with our own, cheering the drooling soul, and bidding it look far beyond earth and earthly things to a fairer, brighter world, where neither death nor sorrow can enter, and where with them we will unite *in singing hy^lclnjahs to our God and the Lamb forever. "Oh, il?e friend*, the frieuda we've chori?liod. How We weep to ?ee them die ; All nnthinking they're the That will guide us to the iky." : ^ AMELIA. Baltimore Patriot.'] Svifr** * ?3 A Canadiati in Luck?Romantic.?A Toronto paper-tells of a young nV?n who was fdrmcrly'XjSlerk in a banking house in that city, and who so pleasea a gentleman from one* of the Southern States by n rjfjSjflt) bnniness interview, that the latter offerwto increase tlie salary three-fold if ho would accompany him to the^South and net as clerk in a banking bouse there. The offer was accepted after ft coftstklj|tjonAwilh his (rknds. The young man bad been at the , South but a slwrt tiinO when be made an offer in his^urn, to'the banker's daughter. His propositi *11 aecepted and septal by the performance of liw raarri*g? ceremony. Tt?e clerk was then made ft partner in (lie Suiting establishment, aadjt^jyeft on li? wedding day, among 6tbef^$jfl&a,Wl^a* tlia Canadian paper tbinkt f^a fciogolar gift?one hundred and fifty ?mL > GTljc 3lbbcuiUe Banner I* Published Every Thursday Horning, by DAVIS &, HOLLINQSWORTH. " W. O. DAVIS Editor. J. HO-LLINGSYTORTH Publisher. A fo 1" H3 n. 3VI IB 3 Two Dom.aim per annum, if paid in advance; hi Two Doi.i.ars anil Firrr ( V.stb if not paid within tl' six months, mid Tiiukk Dollars if not paid bofore l!>? end of the year. All Hub><cri|>tinn8 not limited at the time of subscribing, will be con- T' I Jiiicira ?n MKicii'.nic, uim win oe coiiunue.i mini _ j arrearages sire |?ni<l, or at the option of the Proprietors. Orders from other Stales must incari nl ably be accompanied with tho Cash. c| RATES OF^DVERTISma. The Proprietors of the Abbeville Banner and ^ Iudrpaitlrtit J're.l.\ have estublinhed the followiujj rules of Advertising to be charged in both panels; .re Every Advertisement inserted for a less lime m than three months, will be charged by the inser- | tion nt One Dollar per Square (lj inch?the space of 12 solid lines or less,) for the first inser- _ tiou, and Fiity Cants for each subsequent insertion. sp The Commissioner's, SlierifTV, Clerk's and 3I Ordinary's Advertisements will be inserted in both papers, each charging half pricc. CJ?" Sheriff's Levies, One Dollar each. " fST" Announcing n-Candidate, Fire Dollars. Advertising an lOstray, Two Dollars, to be " i paid by the .Magistrate. Jj I Advertisements inserted for three months, or D longer, at the following rates: 1 square 3 months * 6.0O st I square G mouths 8.00 W 1 square 0 months 10.00 qi 1 sipiare 1*2 mouths 1V?.(10 i squares o moimis H.UU "J 2 squares fi months 14.00 Si 2 squares 9 months 18.00 u'1 'J square* 12 months SO.'JO 3 squares 3 months 10.00 H' 8 wpinros 6 months 16.00 R< 3 squares months 31.00 :i squares 1*2 months 25.oO 4 squares 3 months 12.00 Si 4 squares 6 months 20.00 Si 4 squares 'J months 2<>.0o 4 squares 12 months 30.0(1 ( ! 5 squares 3 months 15.00 Mi 5 squares fi months 25.00 5 squares "J mouths 31.00 Ns 5 squares 12 mouths 35.00 w C squares 3 months 20.00 I'j | fi squares 6 month* 30.00 I'i ti squares 9 mouths, 36.00 Sli | 6 squares 12 mouths 40.00 7 squares 3 months 2^.00 P'' 7 nqiiarcs G months 35.00 tic 7 squares 0 months 41.00 7 squares 12 months 45.00 " 8 squares " months 30.00 ft" 8 squares ti mollihs 40.00 VC H squares 0 months 40.00 8 squares I'2 months 50.00 an 1'raeiions of Squares will be charged in propor lion lo tlie above rules. CsT Business Carila for the term of one year, will be charged in proportion to the r.paco they Uj occupy, at One Dollar per line space. tsr For all advertisements set in double column, Fifty per Cent, extra will be added to the above rates. V DAVIS ?fc IIOLMNGSWORTII, of Fur Datinrr; cei LEE A WILSON, of J-'or J'rcxs. GREAT BARGAINS! ? NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS. Jf, SLAGER & LEVINGSTON 2? WOULD respectfully nanouncc to the eitv All zens of Abbeville, that they haveju.il I'oi returned from New York, l'hiladelphia and Hui- | Si I tiinore, him! are now opening the largest and j most l>cauti&il stock of Goods ever brought to Si" this Itlncc. selnotpil with irmnt I nrt low price*, and which they int.-nd soiling nt "p.. very low rate*. Their Siouk consists of DRY GOODS. Co - . Ladies' Dress Goods, L"! pild'nl"' P!nit! an.d. FiK".r.e.d IniiiCM, I'n -auiettus, Dc Barege*, Bombazinrs, j Alpacas, l?|ack tt!ld culored Silks. Ail extensive ^ >^. it-iyof pttt White and Domestic Goods, ?>" SHAWIlS. Sor An entirely new assortment of Collnrp, Emhroi- ] dories, Bonnets, Kibbnns, Flowers, of the lati-st ev< styles. The largest and best stock of CLOAKS i;,,. ever brought to this part of the country, from tin? cheapest up to the most costly article; t(Tritnuiinge, &c. Also, a very large stock of * Cloths, Cassiraeres & Vestings! 13 OO^TT Moil a m AfViinr* ?11 TTiwJo AVVMUJ A14MUV V&VUUiig) Oil MiiiUOi Boats, Shoes, Ladies' & Gents' Gaiters, Hats, Caps, _! Hosiery and Gloves. In fact, everything new T"1 and desirable. We would also call the utten- Jy tion to our stock of Hardware, Crockery and Glassware, Yankee Notions, etc. A large stock of Jewelry. Watches, Clocks and Silver Plated Wure, at Charleston and Au- 1 | giiMtu Prices. Cull on us and examine our Goods and Pricea 2,C No charge for showing Goods. Attho old sinud 3,C ?f Willsou <fc Williams, next door to iho Post !>' Office. ^ SLAGER <fc LEVINGSTON. 3,C Abbeville C. II., Oct. 29, 185G. 28-tf 1 1,< , KT ? w Oarpots. } WILLIAM SHEAR J HAH received from New York, Rich Velvet ' Carpet*, of new and splendid styles; Su perior English Brussels Carpets, of new and cleI gaut patterns ; Ingrain and Three-ply Carpets, CI of the best make, warranted all wool; Superior q* i ? a .....I a.a V Id f~.. lTuli? or Stairs; Knglish Brussels nnd Stair Curpct; I Crumb Cloths, in patterns ami by the yard; A large supply of six, seven nnd eight feet Window Shades ; Ktnbroiiered Luce anil Muslin It Curtains, (xorue ut very low prices;) Rich Col ored Damasks and Delaines, for Window Curtains; Brui<s Cornices aud Curtain Bands of beautiful patterns, 8 Rich Chenille Hearth Rugs and Door Mats; Ji Cueou, Adelaide, and Colored Sheep Skin Mats, th for Halls. W The public are respectfully invited to examine 4( the assortment. fo Augusta, Dec. 10, 1856. 34 tf rc at MOURNING GOODS. U WILLIAM SHEAR C HAS just received from New York, a com- _ plute assortment of Lndies' Mourning Goods, 1 among which are Superior Bluck English Crapes, for Moiyning Veils and Triinmiug Dresses; Black Love ana English Crape Veils; Superior Black Silk*, with- \\ out lustre, lor Ladies' Mourning Dresses ; ^ Cluck Monsselaine Deluiocs und Black Chal- ] lies, of superior quality; Lupin's Black Bombnzif.es and Black Alpacas; Superior F.uglitdi J Bhick and White Prints and Ginghams ; I Blnck French Merino* and Tliib?t Cloths, of ft] extrn quality; Black Thibet Wool Shawls, willi 0| fe?ilk Fringe, ami extra size and quality; C Whits and Black Crape Collars and Uuder' j? sleeves, in sett*? Ladies' Mourning Cloaks, of A1 new and buautiful styles. tl To ull of which tha attention of the public is ? respectfully invited. p! AuguBta, Dec. 10,1856. 84 tf n . ? h VhL BABKXJLOO. B. B. WADDKLL, ?| ' , - BAH^TTLOO i WADDELL, STOCK AtfD EXCHANGE BROKERS, ? AND 00TT0W FACTOR*, 12 a n io?.*r C&M -t , (Eolninbla, 0outl} fcarolina. 1 Liberal Advancii made on <2pUijfn*tnU I o/Ootloni JtSrtRrt, Dr. Samml ?i Fair, Ool. JL Anderson, Columbia; Col..J. F. vi Dr. John bi ga1To* ,. ~?} ' . W[ " ' - v'- ( CANDIDATES. tlFThe friends of MATTHEW" It. COC1IAN respectfully nnnoiui'-.xj hint n candidate ir Sheriff of Abbcvillo District, at tlio next clecon. Tho~tViVnd.i of MATTIIEW MciTon"I.D, nunouneu him n Candidate for re-election r Clcrlc, at tlio ensuing election. I3?~Th? friends of C. 11. AI.LKN announce in us n Candidate for Clerk of the Court at te ensuing election. IT Tlio friends of NIMIiOI) McCOUD reicctfiilly nnnoaiice liim as u Candidate forSherI* at the ensuing hleciion. * A few of t|ie friends of C. 1*. Dl'PRE inoiiuee liim a Candidate for .Sheriff nt the inning election, WP*TI.? . -c- . IMCIIU9VI V-UI. 1. J. IIUIJU'I"S respectfully announce him a Candidate r Sheriff ?t the next election. 1ST The friends of D. W. HAWTHORN speetfully announce him a Candidate for Slierof Abbeville District, nl (lie next election. MANY Fill ENDS. May 5, 1856. jir The friends of~W. W. GRIFFIN, ro ectlully aniioiiiiert him as n candidate fur lerillf at the ensuing election. WINTER SUPPLIES. WILLIAM SHEAR [W AS received from New York his Fall and LB. Wiutet nupplies of Staple aud Fancy RY GOODS, among which are Rich Printed Delaines of the latest Paris yles; Plain French and Plaid Merinos; Plain liito and Dluck French Merinos, of extra lality; Fancy Dross Silks, of beautiful styles ; Supc>r l*l;iin lilack Silks, at very low prices; lilack Ik Velvets, of extra width anil quality, for Laps* Basques; Ileal Welsh Flannels, warranted not to shrink; ! pnvy Shaker, Silk Warp, ami Pal cut Flannels; : ,'d Flannels, some at very low prices, for Ser- j ills; Marseilles, Allendale and Lancaster (guilts;! iperior 4-4, 5-4 and fi-4 Fiiniituro Dimities; | ip. French und Scotch Longand SquareSlmwl*, j Ladies' Embroidered and Hpin-stitched Linen ! imbric Handkerchiefs; Ladies' Embroidered i nslin Collars and L'lidcrslecves, in setts; Superior Damask Diapers, Table-Clot lis and I ipkiiis; Superior 4-4 Irish Linens and Long j iwns; 1 '2-4 L'nen Sheetin.es and Pillow Case j liens; 12-4 lSleached Allendalo Sheetings and j How Case Cullvus; 7-& and 4-4 lileaehed irtings, of the most approved styles; A lurjjc supply of kn<rlish and American iuls ; Acomplctc assortment of Ladies', (tenmcn'n. Misses and Youth'* Hosiery; A full supply of articles for Servants' wear; i itli almost every article required for Family ! d Plantation use, and which will bo sold at ry low prices. The public are respectfully requested to cxline the assortment. August;!, Dec. 10, 1856. 34 tf TTTOT nTiflTiTtTrm u uoi V XjJJ. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. R. SWAFFIELD & CO. iTOULD respect full}' inform tlicir numerous ? patrons, nml all thoBe who are admirers Dross and Fashion, that they have just revod, and now offer for sale. Large Invoices the most desirable Patterns, (Plain and Fancy) G-ont/s and. Boy?' RING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Together with a general assortment of Gent.'s ek Ties, White and Figured Silk Ornvuts, xek and Fancy licaufiiris, lilack and Wliite ron Tubes,Spotted and Fancy Checked Napons, Silk and Satin Napoleon*, improved, Hlaek bertand Fancy Sardinian Ties, Silk and Linen f.ket Kerchieft, China Cord Pocket Kerchiefs, k and Merino Drawers and Undershirts, Silk 1 Satin Scurfs, Shirts, Collars and Hosiery, vastopol und Vienna Gloves, White nud Col;d Taffeta, with every description of sliionable Spring and Summer Hals. ?ALSO? nstnutly on hand. Trunks, Curpet Ongs, Hand Valises, Ladies' Tr?v?.ling A?., all " *vii^pji 7, in be sold tit Onv TTsnal T.nirr Pvi ? j ^H Having made arrangements to enlarge our ... ..... J ^ ..UOU ....... I licitlur alteiilion to the calls and wants of our ny friends, we may render ourselves worthy ! ontinunnce of their patronage and the eoutiice they have heretofore reposed in us. *4. 15. All fioods are warranted to answer, in fry respect, the representation nindo ut the id of sale. ? OUR MOTTO IS? Luick Sales and Small Profits for Cash." I. 8WAFF1KLD K. R. 8WAFHKI.D. ...W. 1.. KISI1. No. 3 Granite Range, Columbia, S. C. (une 3, 1860. 7 ly I00TS MD SHOES, Opposite the Masonic Hall, LUaUSTA.^ Gr A. Men's Plantation BROJ.V/UU GANS, assorted quality. >00 pair Boys' Plantation Brogftns, as4*d quality 100 pair Men's Kip " ^ ' ' )00 pair " Calf pegged " " >00 nair " Grained an^ BofF.Brog. " 100'pair TVonieu's Leather Bootees, pegged. >00 pair " low price " sewed.' >00 pair Ladies' fii:o Morocco aod Goat Bootees. >U0 pair Misses' " ' " 500 pair Boys' Kip Drogaus. >00 pair Youths' Kip " 500 pair Boys' and Youths' Calf Brogana. A 1 Ur-% ?AtiOU? . .. V ' Gents', Ladies', Mifwcs', Boys', Youth*" and lildreu's BOOTS and SlIOES, of all'styiesand lulities, received and for suloJow.by the dozencase. CLARICE & ROYAL. Sept. 24, 1850. 23 6m2w A. EC. MIXjXiS, >WA, WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA LAND OFFICE, AT DUBUftTJE, IOWA. PARTICULAR attention paid to the locating . of Ldnd Warrants for persons South, on 0 finest selected Timber and Prairie Lands. 'arranU loaned to sottlers ou one year's lime at 1 per cent. Interest* charging $1.25 per Acre r Warrant. Taxes paid, Collections made aud milted for in Sight Exchange. Money .loaned high rates of Interest. IuventineuU made.? ncurrent money bought, <fec. IT Refers to Wm. C. Davw, Esq., Abbeville . II., S. C. Sept. 3. 1856. 20 if The State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. In Equity. rilliam? Trewit, Exo'r, "1 vi 1 ftill for Discovery. Peter Smith, Frederic f Relief, Direction, Ac. Smith and Others J" [T appearing to my satisfaction that William Diukins and wife, Francos, Peter Collins, loses Collins, Jaines Collins, Mary Collins, and ner ciuiaren oi Aiosca- II. Collin* and Mary ollins, whoso names nro not known/ William uriiell, and John l'umell, Defendants to the toTto stilted Bill, reside beyond the I Wile or lis State. On motion of Jones <fc J.i viiigston, om. Sol'rs, ordered that said Defendants do lead answer or demur to said Pill.of Coralaiut, within three montly^roni theptiblicatiou areof, or the some will be taken' Confeuo jftinst them. WM. H. rARKRR, C. E. A. D. Commissioner's I ?oy. 5, 18ffff > f 30 y 3n> x*su#awoe oppioe, -A.* AtotodtriUe O. IX. 'he Asbeville Mutuafej^gimince Company IAS) ?stabli8lj?iS% AgwfiJJyrt this and Will Iniaro sgatwfe fire, *nd ?l?o opeft Life. Insurance oji life oft en secures ft living for foot icK that oiheWWao would bs fji went Also, SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY! Guano Ain*fr Anything Compared to it! SUBSOIL PLOWING IS NO USB! Cotton S?ed a Forfcot Nuisanco CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY! I_, 3XT s, Til IC iiiDintrict und Village Clothing Mun, hy close observation and hard study, Iiiin learned several new features in the arl of improving and adoruini; the Maaeuliiie portion of tlic human family, lie's been clctm to New York, took lessons under scientific men, ami has inside himself so familiar with all the liciiutip*, duties, liabilities, advantages and responsibilities of the human weather-boarding department, that just 11 h hooii as he luvs his eyes on a man, he knows what he laeks?whether it is food or raiment, lie is just the name to mankind that spring is to vegetation. Country merchants would do well to come in and take u few lessons ?charges moderate for single scholar?classes taken at reduccd rates. If it is food and ruillicnt, he takes him in.covcra, weather-board;- and Honrs him, and then send, him over to his friend, II. S. Kerr, or down i to l.'jiiiiix it CobbV, where in a few minutes, ! after ilie p:<liciii has i eali/.ed the reviving, health, iul inllucuce of the external application, they | will commence the inside work?ceiling, lathiug, | plasleriujr and scouring, and then start him home, i And il is no wonder, after taking some of Lomax <fc Cobb's or 11. S. Kerr's iu'aid filling (which in substantial, 110 liquid) then allowing I.vons to give them what's culled the surface polish, that men's wives don't know them when they co home; the htile hoys uud gills run anil hide, thinking some city folks had come to their pa's house", young ladies commence fixing up to entertain their new lieaux, uud young men brush their heads, look dignified and stuil to receive the uiec looking strangers. A few men of rather ordinary nppenrnnce, who have thrown themselves entirely into Lyons' hand*, know the advantages to he derived from n suit of his Clothes; it has married them into rich families, given them 11 standing far beyond their expectations und been the means of pitching them ns liigli up us phifty-phour phorty in the scale of uppertcudoin res|?ectuhility. There lire now in the city of Abbeville, 3 Churches, '.J Academies, 1 Sinking School, a great many Dry GoudsStores, 2 Printing Ofliccs, 2 Wholesale Grocery Houses. 2 Jowelleis' F>talilishniuuts, a Thespian Corps, Masonic and Odd Fellows' Lodge, Dancing Class, lii|ipo<lroinc, 2 Curriage and Buugy Manufactories, -t Holds, < several Hoarding Houses, 1 Dims* Store, Gin Factory, and n Steam Saw Mill, 2 IlarncsH, and several Hoot, and Shoe Shops, Tin Manufactory, IJ Tailors' Fstuhlishmciits, Cabinet, Carpenters' und Blacksmiths' Shops, 3 Refreshment Saloons, and 2 Livery Stables, and it will not do for a gentleman to malic a bad appearance at nnv of those places; it injures th'-ir business. I.yons keeps Clothing suitable for all the above named places, avocations ami occupations, and because ho lias n big trade ami a large Stork, lie don't in lend to ask prices tli.it are unreasonable. Lyons' stock of Leghorn ami Straw Hats, is complete, lie keeps lino Pocket Knives, Ibtzors, Oil and Fluid Lamps, Fiddles, Fiddle Strings and Fiddle Itosin, manufactured expressly for his trade, Flutes, Patent Door Fasteners, interest Tallies, the most convenient tiling of the liiml now in use.?every lmdv oinrlit to have one ?Hankers' Cases, Hill Hooks, l'oeket and Mcmoraiiduii\, Booivs, 10avelopes. Letter Paper, the largest stock ever brought to this market-?New Yorkers complain of a scarcity since wo purchased?Steel Tens, so many that there i* nu anticipated advance on steel, l'ort Mommies enough to liido all the money in the District, Combs, Ilair Hrithlics, Nuil and Tooth Hrushes enough to open a wholesale brush and comh house, and if Cedar Pencils rise, Lyons has cot 'cm, sure?u wholo case of !i!nckiuir, Needle.*, any quantity, und low by retail, Trieophcrous, lvuLliairoii, Cologne. Hair Mil, Handkerchief 1.x tracts and sweet siitollinc stuil", Needle and Thimble Cases, Lanlci'iiw, Huggy Whips, Valises, two or three Holies, mid no 111:1113* oilier tliiu^h that it would take us a whole day to look tliem up und imnio them over, nil of which are ready for inspection and rale, at llic Comer Stoic in the Marshall House. Abbeville C- 11., April 1ft, I8,r>(i. ;/J I f CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE. The Great Purifier-of the Blood! best iterative known! An it! i P \jalism, Obmiiiatc Cutaneous Kruptioiip, j 1 . V4 or l'ostutcs on llio I"'nce, Blotches, . lloils,. Ague and Fercr, Chronic Sure Kycs. ! ltiii}? Worm or Teller, Scnld Head, Ktilurgcincnt and 1'iiin of the Hones nnd Joint*, Salt ltlieum, Stubborn Ulccrs, Syphiliti<J-Di*ordcrt?, nnd ull Diseases arising from 1111 injudicious uso of Mercurv. IninFiidenee in I.ilV. or 1111 - purity of the Blood. ' ^ ,v c w This great alterative medicine and Pnritierof Blood is now used liy thousands of grntefill patients from ull parts of the Uuitcd States, who testify daily to the remarkable euros performed by the greatest of all medicines, "CARIIKlt'S SPANISH MIXTURE." Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula- Eruptions on the Shin, Liver Disease, Fever*, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affection of the Kidney*, Diseases of the Throat, Female Complaints, Paii.s and Aching of the Bones and jointw, ur?j speedily put to ffight by using this great and inestimable remedy. For nil diseases ofihe Bltfods iTOtfciilg as yet' been found to cgMkpari. with it. It nleaiftes tli'c system of nil impuritiftfi, gently ancF efficiently on tlie LivciJ aji.il L^yu-yK, strengthens the Digestion, ^ives Ipne to t!|[e Stoniarh, nfuly^ the skin clear nmV hbulthy, and reslcr^ Constitution, enfeebled by disease 5r , broken down by the exce^us of youth, to its pflstiue vigor ao^ strength. For the Diseases of Female* it >" peculiarly applicable, and^herofcer it ho* become known, is regularly preached with the happiest effects. It invigorates the \rnk atifl debilitated, and im-' part* elasticity to the Jworu-out frumc, cloai?l7lc skin, and leaves the pdtiebt fresh and a sinvle hattlft of IhU'im-BllmiiUn & I worth all the so-calldl'Siirsaparilliis il*<Si?tehce% The large inmibjpt'o/ certificates which we* have received from pattens from till ports* if the United Slutes, ia lhe.beM evidence tl^t there is no Humbug aboyt it. /flie ltress, hutnl keepers, magistrates, physicians, ntul public m*a} Veil Known to the cumuiurfity, all add their testimony to the wonderful cfleets of , this GJLtliAT BLOOD PUtilFIEtt. Call on the Agent and (jet an Almanac, and read the details of ftslouishing cures. performed by?C ARTERY SPANISH MIXTURE. (in most oases where everything else had si^?vUy failed ) The limit* of au udvoriiaemcnt. will not admit their full insertion. * ' ' *' WJl- S. I1EERS, ifc CO., Proprietors, No. 80-}, Broad wuy, New York,' .To whom uft'ordero must be addressed. For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in all parts of the United Stotes and the Canadas, and by Waku^w & Lyon, Abbeville C. H., Gary Jones, Cokcsbury, F. O. Parks, Greenwood. Muy 1, IBJiO. 2 ly WAIftHUUSE ANU COMMISSION ip<DVA0.E,9 'tft AT THKIil out rf^AND, gACSSOH StEEET, HEAB GLOBE HOTEL, Ti AUOUSTA, OAHE WparUiership of BKALL 6c STOVALL having expired by it* own limitation, in the "Groccry Business, they would inform the public that they have renewed the CopaftUersliip, and iut?nd conducting the AVARSilCflJSR and COMMISSION BUSINESS alpnc, and solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to them. Their Undivided attention will bo devoted to the intmstanf their patron* v FAMILY SUPPHES, and the usual facilities will he affor&d to crittomeii*. , Commissi oris will bafutib <? are -eoatomarv In the city. ; J?<gEALL. * . * J. W- L. STOVALL. Awgugla, Aug;. ao.18?a.r 18 ,8m ^ WANTED &? mm FRDEflsa' i V?r*'r -'*" V>V i '. ? v'?"^ - / , X ^ ' 4 DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c. AT <j>Rl?iLN WOOD DEPOT. ONE of th? firm of Davis & Boozer htm just returned from Charleston, bringing, ill addition to their largo htock of Groceries, uny amount of every variety of DUY GOODS worn l>y Ladies or gontlcincn. It ij said that some provide for the inner innu and some for the outer ; wo intend to provide fir botli. AVe nre now opening u Large Stock of Plantation Goods, and Ladies* mid Gentlemens' Dress Goods, to which we invite the attention of Citizens, and especially the Ladies, of Greenwood and vicinity. Como one, coma nil, we have enough for all. Great excitement produced at tlio astonishingly low rales at which they propose to sell. Just received and ure now opening u supply of r> n uos, Paint liriisheti of every size, British Oil, llolloway's Pills, Spencer's Pills, lluofiuiid's German Hitters, Gum Cumphor, Tapioca, Florida Arroxv Knot, t loves, Nutmegs, Muce, Corn Starch, Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green, Venitiuu lied, i>.u?.i i i o :..i. n? ' ? ! * uoniuii uiuut nt-u uruu9 ojiuuidii uruwu, Ijiqnorice. Black Lead, Lampblack, Runiing Fiuiil, Neat's foot Oil, LiiiBeed Oil, Train Oil, fine Apple Vinegar, Kxtru White Lend in 50 lb Kegs, Shoe Tools, Shoe Lasts, Awls, Handles, Knives ami Hummers, iVgs of every nunil or. hahdwahb. Hinges, Shovels hii J Tongs, Fire Dogs, Hammer*, Hatchets, Augers, Chisels, Screws, ( irnlets, Hand Saw Fill's, li sps, Knives and Forks, Powder Horns, Flabks, Wool and Cotton Cards, and Hand Saws. LIQU ORS. Aii Extra Lot, just received from Iialtiinore. Also, a line lot of Hats, Caps, Leghorn, &.c. Shoes, Hoots, Ate. The above is a fmv of the many nrticies we have 011 hand, which will lie cold iow for Cash. We are do crtiiine'l to sell cheaper than the chcniiest. If von iranl li-ip.,?i.w ....II ' I>X\'W "i. ub()ZER. Greenwood -Depot, Oct. 8. 25 SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL, Patented IVEay 16, 1854. r|"MIE attention of Planters, Farmers, nnd JL. Stock feeders in general, are respectfully culled to this .Mill as the mo?L important article of the kind now in use ; not <mly well adapted for crindiii); Cub Meal for Stoclc, but Grits or line Hominy for tlic table, ami especially Ilretd Meal from corn not full}* lipo or dry in tli? fall. In not Li lite l.1i is Mill, no Mcehnnic or frame work is wanted, only requiring to be fastened u> a Hour or ]>latforin. Kusily adjusted and used by anybody, even a child. The LnTI.E (ilANT lias received the first preiniutns ul ihe lato Agricultural Fairs of MisSouri, Kentucky, Maryland, mid oilier States; ami 1'iat in the most compliment my manner; ns well as tlio most ready coiiuiicmlaliuns from tbe thousands witnessing its perioral mine. These Mills are guaranteed in the most positive manner against defects or breakage, when properly used; mid No. ~ warranted to grind 1(1 bushels of feed per hour with one horse, and offered at the low price of ?5S, nil complete for attaching tbe team; No. 3, lit $05, grinds 15 bushels per hour, with one linwe ; No. 4, at ?75, grinds 20 bushels per hour with two horses. Tbe above Mills may bo found at the Agency for the Mitmifaciurci'Kat Abbeville Court House. ISENItY S. KEliU, Airent. .nine -J, 1S5G. 7 ~tf Tho State of South Carolina, a nisi:villi: district. In (lie Com*! <?f Oa-diimry. WHUKKAS, William (JaincH hits np|>lieil to Hie, by petition ill writing, prayilip that the jmper purporting to contniii tin; hint \V ill mid 'IVhtiiiiicnt of Margaret (iuinos, ilcc'J, inny liit pioved in "Due form of Lnw." Those are, therefore, to cite ihhI admonish John Wilnon, who lives In-yon d the limit? of thin St site, Sarah Kennedy, wile of Kennedy, the clii dren of Mivlniel Wilson, dee'd, (niimi'it nut known,) the children of Jninea WiIhoii, ilec'il, (names not known,) nml Andrew Miller Wilson, minor, to be iiiul apjjeartit .1 Court of Ordinary to be held . ut Alilii'villi) Court il'-itKe for A lihevillo District, on Friday the Oih d:iy of January A. I)., 1857. nsou that d:iy the validity of said paper will, be tiieif WILLIAM IIILL, 0. A. D. October 4, I801S. . v 25 ISm Un Maiiuuua, mi<* ?<" ?? ? r? i:?? UUSt rUL'iiAuuu, Ulubio, ?? A FEW Wonls on the National Treatment, without Medicine, of {Spermatorrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nei'Vnua Debility, Iiiipoioiic*\*f and Impediment* lo .Marriage goncrallv. Hy B- XJl.AN JiY, M. I>. The important fact that tin: ninny alarming complaints, orieiuuiin" in the iinpiudcuec and solitude of yout.li, jiiay he eusily removed without medicine,^id. in this small tract, clearly demonstrated; anil the entirely new and highly successful treatment, an adopted hy the Author, full}' explained, by mollis of -which every one I is enabled to cure himself perfectly and at the j least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the d&y. ?, , \ f-'ent to nny address, jjrati* and post free in a sealed envelope,-hy remitting'(post paid) two poslogn tUani^n to Dr. D. DE L'ANEY, 17, Lispeuard Street, New York City. Oct. 20, 1850. - 28 6m CAHXIX^.011 BHOP? AT LO\VNDE?V18JiU, S. C. r j 7 ? THE Undersigned ifl_f?3C3'?V?w prepared, with full force of first rate .vr IvlackBinitlis^Wood-worknien, Painters aiidTiimmere, to du'-tff l^i iuIh of Plnutution work, and to Mnuuructui'o and Uepair nr^^v? T? ? j rt - ?* a.gvxxs>% uarnag63, 'in Jhe best muniicr, ntliie shurtest notice,.. ??d on lli# i|iost reasonable tcrnip. (I jvc him a trial. WM. M. DELL. I.ow.idOviHe, S,T\, 7 * . ^March ^C, 18f>6. \ J SO ly J ustneceivea ' Aftl> FOR SALK, SA'CICS Extra Vino FLOUR, HJfc UO Uusheltt of lVfts, ?'r?H>0Kfln8?liel? Corn. ?-I*'l?ur-^^1.0o fiet cwt.; * I'CKs?90 ceiiU per lusTioI; Corn?7X> ' 2,000 libs. Clean Rags Wanted. None but cotton or linen will be received. DAV1B & BOOZKU: Greenwood Depot. Muy 27. ? C-if r BOOT WEARING GENTRY. . fkflHE Undersigned, <Ilootmnker, woujil inform M. the public.gener(ri)y,tuid especially his old frieuds and customers,-tli?t he Ims just received that splendid lot of LEATUEIl of which he gave notice some weeks ?ince, nud is new rfruly and willing to pot up in the best possible'style, any work entrusted to him. - * * If you want a Boot tlmt is a Boot, you will stnp into the Shop utid leave your measure. Ao De loiuici on JYa?lii?gtoii JSircet. " EDW'I) HOCIIE. Mnroli 6, 1856. 46* tf BAGGING, ROPE, BACON, &C. 5 Bales GUNNY BAGGIN?. 60 Coilt WESTERN ROPE. 100 lb?. TWINE. 10,000 lb* Tennessee BACON'. 300 Sucks Liverpool SALT. 3 do*. SI'tNNlNG WHEELS. For sale Id* hy *- II. S. KERR. Sept. 24,1856. 23 If Cheap Saddles fpr men a nId bo y&. .agALL dN ; **$? U TT WlAjnr A lrr n/\?r *?. ui tthhui^AYT <B sun. - Aprit. a,'>g&6 > ' SO fiadta^Baooxi, Bacon ! AAA tliia jay-in Storo and for Sale, ut from 9 iBS.' of apcriotf BA? 1 r. r-?- ^ * ' w '? ' ?J ,<? * riiOFESSlONAL CAIIDS. JAMES O. CALHOUN, Attorney at Law, ABBEVILLE C. H., WILL attend promptly to all butmiobs entrusted to liii cure. SJuy In! round for the present ut ilie Office of Messrs. Wilson. Lomax ?V. Ilatldcn. Juno 10, 1850. .8 'y JAMES S. COTHRAN, Attorney at Law, abbcvilij: C. ?I., S. C. MAY HE FOUND FOR THE PRESENT IN THE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. Jan. 1-1, I8.j0. 3'J ly tSJ" Iuilopciiilpiit l'rew pluiiso copy. WILL AM I?. 1*1 CICIJ, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WILL PUAC'IICE IN TUB COL'UTS OK THE wkstbkn ciKcrrr. Ofllcr. at Greenville C. II. Feb. I. 1856 4*2 ly WTC. Davis, Attorney at Lit to ami Solictor in Equity. AniiKViLi.E, S. C. Will promptly atloml to all huxincKs cutrnxloil to h> cure, lie can ho found at the ofliee of the ! Abbeville Manner." July 28 Hi PROFESSIONAL CARD. rpiIK Undersigned would hereby notify the .1. public, that he lias attain resinned the I'racticc of Medicine, and will practice in IS rem wood and (lie surrounding country. I>i{. L. II. SMITH. Orectiwood, April 7, lHjii .11-if Stage Line I WASHINGTON A FOUR IIOKSE ST AUK leaven AHKK| VILLI*, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri day. i Leaves Washington, (in., on Tuesday, Thutndny *iltd Saturday nmrninjis. A Daily Train loaves Washington tit 7 o'clock | A. M-. !<>r Atlanta. , OFFICE at the POST OFFICE. .JOHN MdtHYDK, A,tent. \ Abbeville C. H., April *2. I Soli. .mi Iv i The State of South Carolina. J Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleu.?. ] James T. Kaskin, ) Attachment. ' v?. V Uuskin, I'l'tPa Attorney. ! James A. Liiltli-ll. ) WIIHIIHAS Ihe i'lniniilf did. on thn eijjh- ? teentli day of October, eighteen lintidred and | fifty-six, file his di c'aratinn ngain.st the Dcfendalit, who, (ii is Raid,) is absent from and without (lie limits of this Slate, and litis neither wife nor j attorney known within the same, upon whom si | copy of the said declaration might he nerved: !t is therefore ordered, that the said defendant I do appear aiiu |iieud tu ilir ?aid dcciuiiiiioii, Oii L or before tlio nineteenth day of October eighteen j , VUM-Hiisi: iiiiiii unci on- t solute judgment will then l>u given attd awnrded h iigaiiiHt him. M \TTII K\V McDONAI.I), c. c. r. Clerk's Oflico, Oct. IS, 1B5B. 27 ly , "new"store;n~ newgoodsiTT I ri III", nubitcriber id now opening;, in his new c -L House, un entire new Stock of a FALL AND WINTER. GOODS, direct from Haltiniore, eonsiBtintt of I?ry Goods, , Hardware. Cutlery, Groceries, Hoots and Shoe*, * Hals and Caps, Ready-Made Clothing, Drug*, . Medicines, Toilel Articled, ?te., ?fcc., all of which j he proposes to sell at Greenwood Retail Prices, , with Ten per cent, oil" for CASH. . F. G. PARKS. | Greenwood, S. C.. Sepl. 22, 185K. 23-tf 1 Dr. McLANE'S ~~ I CELEBRATED "\7" TT"- Tfe r T ~r\ tt- -b-i Y Jit ?X 1YJL 1 r U <JT I . A N I? " Twoof the foe i>t Preparations of the Age. \\ They are not recommended as Universal 31 it Cure-alls, but simply for jj what their name purports. - The Vermifuge, for 1 expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered u. with the mnst sj?i-isfar'f-r*rv results to various animals r < subject to Worms. ) The Liver Pills, for ? the cure of Liver Com- 1 plaint, all Bilious Derangements, Sick Head- , ache,. &c. , i Purchasers will please ! 1 ? - ? - 1 oe particular to ask tdt i Dr. C. McLrfne's Cele- ' ! brated Vermifuge and , . Liver*'Pills, prepared by*. > ^teatuwvvd sole" proprietors, -.Pitts-- [ burgh,. Pa., and take no I other, as there are various ' other preparations now 1 before the public, pur- j porting to be Vermifuge i and JJiver 'Pills. All ! others, in comparison with Dr. McLane's, are worthless. The genuine McLane's. , Vermifuge an<| Liver * Pills can now be had* at ; m respectable Drug J Stofes> *$ ' v . J FLSMZNa RBft'fl rsr i SCOVIL & MEAD^o. New Orlean^Gfencral Wbolmle'Agertfr fdfclhe , -Sondfern M^n^BKrfibiii' ?U orders JwU ' adtU$a?ed. ^ ^ i ^ ' , ?'"<> ' "? ' >'v * *X ? v> ?? t ?. . * CARRIAGE AND WAGON ITI AKINC. r3',IIl,i umlerivgned having as- M i~,' . L JL sociated iheiiinclvos ?ih Copartners in the business nf 1"nr ^Sinv? ?VVi/ tinge uud Wagon .Making and Hepairing, under the Firm of II A 11 HI S & W A li E, would call the attention of illo public to their Shops lit ITIt. CariiM>l, wliore they hope, by fair prices, faithful work, and prompt attention to Iniiiiiew, to earn the confidence of all, and merit u liberal uhixre of patronage. For all jobs nmouiitin<rto Five Dollars or more, payment will he required in ("ash. or bv n On?h iNoto. when the work is removed from I lie iSl.op. All nrdeis for work should be directed to I>aviil E. Harris; hut till nettlciiieiitH uiuai l??? made with the financial Copartner, \V. C. Ware, (is he alone i? authorized to iirp the nnino of the Firm, give or lake note*, give receipt)*, receivs money contract debt*. DAVID K. HARRIS, W. C. WAKE. Mt. Ciirmel, S. C., Jan. 7, 18.56. 38-1 y THE BRITISH PERIODICALS AM) Till? FAMIKIl'S GUIDE. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OK TIIK LATTKIl fUCI.ICATIOX. IF.ONARD SCOT T A CO., New York, conJ tiiim to publish tho following Hritish Periodicals, viz: 1. Till: I.osiion (Juarteulv, (Conservative.) Tin: Ei>ixiiuk?!I1 Review, ^Wltig.) 3. Tiik North liunisii Review, (Free Church.) 4. The Wkstsii.miter Review, (Liberal.) 5. Hi.a< kwo(i|p'b EiHMiL'itcu Magazine, (Tory.) The great nnil important events?Relijiuun, 1'olitieal, nnil Military?now agitating the ?n una hi me uni ? oriil, give to these i'tibliuatious mi interest ami value tliev never before poftscuseil. Tln-y occupy a middle ground between ilie hastily written news-it mi*, erudo speculations, mid living rumors of tlie newspaper, n11(! the ponderous Tome of the historian, written long nfier ilit: living interest in the facts lie rvmiriU shall have passed nivuy. Tlio proEicss of tin- War in the Kast occHpien a lnrjje pare in their pngi s. Kv<ry movement in closely criticised, whither of friend or of foe, and nil -short-comings fearlessly pointed out. The letters from the (.'KIMl'lA* ami from the BALTIC in Blackwood's .Magazine, from two of its most popular eontribuiois, give a more intelligible ind reliable account of the movements of t It a jrent belligerents than can elsewhere be fonnd. These I'ei imlienls ably represent tlio tliroo jrcat political parties of (Jrent Britain?Whig, Tory, and J'atlicnl,?hut polities forms only 0110 feature of their diameter. Ah Organs of tlio uost profound writers on Science, Literature. Morality, and Ucligion, they stand as they ever invc stood, iinrivalled in the world of letters, icing considered indispensable to the scholar unl the professional man. while to tli? ?ni??lli cent rentier nf every clues tliey fiirnieli a more orrect ntul satisfactory record of tlic current iterature of the tlay, throughout the world, halt can be possibly obtaint.il tioni any othor ou ice. ? EARLY COPIES. The receipt of AI)VA.NCK SHEETS from lie Jlritish publisher* gives ndilition.nl value to Itese Reprints, especially during the presentexiting state of Ell:openn hfYiiirs, iniinir.K-h as they mi now be placet! in thu linn (Is of subscribers bout as soon as the original editions. TERMS.. Per an tt. "or miy one of the four Reviews. - - g3.00 'or any two of tlio four Reviews. - - 5.00 "or any three of the four Review*. - - 7.00 'or all four of the Reviews. ... 8.00 'or Blackwood's Magazine. .... 3.00 ''or Hlaekwood and time Reviews. - 9.00 'or Iiliiekwnod nud lite four Reviews. - lu.00 HIT* Payment* to be made in till eases in nd? 'anee. Money current in the State where i?tted, will bu received at par..rjj A dismiiut. of twenty-Jive per rent, from tho liove prices will be allowed to Club* ordering mr or more copies of miy one or more ef tho Uiivm ?v..? !?- .'L*tmar. I'our copies cf Blackittwil 0; four copies of the four Review. ' '"M for 'ootl for $110; iukI so on. IWI'AOn. r * In all the principal Cities ami Towns, tt>,?e roiks will 1)0 dclivcreil, Free of Poxtaye. When snt by nniil, the 1'osinge to nny part of the Uni d States, will he hut J'icriily-j'otir Cent* a year >r " Uluekwooil," and but Fourteen Centt a year >r each of the Ucvicwi. The Farmer's Guide * TO SCIENTIFIC A .ID fRACTtCAI. AGKICITI.TITK. ly IIbkrv Stkpiikns, F. II. S,, of Ddingurgfc, and the late J. 1*. Norton*, Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Ynte College, New Haven. 2 vols. Koyal Octavo. 1600 pnges, mid iiutneious Wood and Steel Engravings. This is, confessedly, ihe liiosi complete work * hi Agriculture ever published, and in order to ;ive it n wider circulation tlio publisher* have esolVfl to reduce the price to %:> FOR T1IK TWO VOLUMES!! ^ , When sent l?y mail (post-pnid) to Califprnia i md Oregon the price will be $7. To every it her part of the Union and to Canada (post aid,) SO. C2?~ 77ub is .not the old "Bock tie rami. ItemiltnnecB for nnv <*f the above public&tiona lunilil always be uJdreiiscd, post-paid, to th* 'ublislicrs, > '' "r LEONARD SCOTT <k CO., Ko. 64 Gold Street, New.York. MSSOLTJTlOir. X~M1F. Firm of WIElt di MILLER wns this dny dissolved by-mutual coneetif, theliintution of the Partnership having expired. .The * inniu of tin* Firm will he used in the cloftitigi'up >f tlie business, by either one of lis. # All persons indebted to us by.Note or Account, till please come fovwauT and pay up ns aoon at toiiveaient, m it is very desirable thut the busiieea should be cloecd us carlv as poaible. JOHN A. WIER, G. McD. MILLER. Augiut 23, I8CC. . 19 " tf SXOVES FOa SALl! pn E Subscribers will ltorp 011 hand nt alt JL tinigfl, lit tSudillory and T1unless 8tor# if 10. WKSTFIELD,*'? this Village, an aseftrtiicnt of all kind* of SfrOVEsJ, -which tbey pledge ltem*cly<-n to ficll on un favorable teririn usStovc# >f Urn eniiiu quality can bft purchased in k . 'Iiui'leston. 'IJieir ? *' *5 -7 ' J. ?* . 'ffioczuiM ?f?5n86'': hey wlll'-wurruut db' everything (hat n ? ookllig'Stovo can do, and are smV^lwfy will.' ;ive. niiiveroul sAliafact^pii. ?* , ' One of us nill spsiul the most of"the present cur kt tlio North.and will l>c able tp jhv , > >e?t and most approved pnttero*, ; * . E. -.VEktElBLDr 1. BKANcllifc ;.* Abbeville C. II, S. C., << ' *Y6. l.v 18567 - \ 43. ., JJjT '' ME STA;FrT6]? ^oua:ftpi?AR0ti?^ . Abbeville District? fti the Common,JPliat. Amos Cbrk, jr., \ - Attachments*. >' v vt. > McGowwn & i'errin, James A-* Liddell. ) l'lff's Att'y*. 1: . ; nrr afiifr'i~ tii? piai?ti<r hm ?? * <ir- >* TWUtek JEy Q(\(&loher, 1856, til<j his'decianw 1011 ngninsl llie Dofcivgtmt, Wlio (as it j? 4*W}' Hj* ?'$&? ibRonl /rpin njid withofiiTUe IhiiiU of t Instate, m^niprgfither^ife rfferatlorney known wiUivit lie sAw^JoY>on whom u copy of >he said A otionihight hft served. It is therefore91 tiered, . ? hat the said Dofciidnnt do appear ?uiavploaa*fo *?' * lie said rtecWratioa, on or-Wforu th< firjt daj- of Sovemhur.^lfWi will btfUi the year ofcour I?Ord EiglitVn'lIuudrod and FitiR* Wind ftbsoluI# Judgment vfiH * *??*+.' A ..Z..y. ) ' \ [ ? -JS^ m^m