ocr: LAND FOR SALE. nfrcinovinp tw tlie West, koII my trnet of litnO, on wn- M s Cn-i-k, containing Acrcw, les*, liountlol l>v l;in<ls of Joseph T. others. The plueo is in good repair liiirll stale ?if enltivntiou?mi it i< ? llousc,, with Out-houses, Stnbios the Subscriber living on the premise.*, the same. W. (J. MARTIN". 1855. 40 7ui State of South Carolina, 1bbcvillc J district.? dilation. KltKAS. Klihu Watson has nn plied to mo for Letters of Admin istrntion all and singular the i?<io(la ami chattels, ami credits of Jacob M. Watson, late aforesaid, deceased : arc, therefore, to cite and admonish the kindred and creditors of to be and appear before me, at Ordinary's Court for the snid District, at Abbeville Court House, on the day of February inst., to show cause, the said administration should not under my hand and senl, this fifth of February, in the year of our L?ird tlioiisnml c-ijjlit. hundred and fifty-five, in the seventy-ninth year of American WILLIAM HILL, (). A. D. 18B-1. 1') 8w & LIVINGSTON, Attorneys at Law, next door to Thornton ?t- Fair, MiUKVii.r.r <\ n. [.I. W. J.1V1NCSTON. ! NOTES :unl ACCOUNTS ?>f ?fc Stnkc-s nrn now in the humls J Nob!*-, lv?[. < '<1111 /? //? it ! J. N corn I! AX. 18."?,'J St ttX iHKMM, & RETAIL I)K A I.Kit IN PROVISIONS & CONFECTIOXARIES, ABBSVILLE, C. H., S. C. 185!!. . 1-tf Sale. <>t" the Ordinary, 1 will sell the Kosidenee of the late John Clay, on Monday tin; 12th of February personal fcstute of snid dec,eftscd, 10 Likeily Xcffroes, a Ml'I.K. lHKiS, S1IKEI', CORN. l'OD- /H, IK AT, Bales oi'Doltoia, Lumber, iJriek, a Waijoii, two Yoke of Ox^it, and a large ounulity Seel. ? II(>ia?c1i<>'>2 aiul KiMiPit I'un.ittire, other !<>!? tedious Ik mention, .'AMiCS J.. .M.l KLVV, A<!mini*tiut<>r. Itf.Vi. :i ; :;t ??re?lU<irs of tin* IVute of "William <1, v.'ill pi'i'.s'.'nl, tlii-ir r.ecounls i JI. A. Ks'i., aii'i Ilinsc ind. ljt...1 , t ' ? 1'. . . r ;kx':. TJiOS. 1'. l.ANir.t:, , 1S35. y.S :;t SOIjD OUT! ir.ivij to n?rJL Ii:s Jri?;n<l* a:i<l It:*.* public thai Ik- lm* of his osfabr.i.-hnu'nt in the I)i iiir<ci>t him! Apothccary hii.-i iie.H.s I)i\ A. S. iJavcn-i-roi'f, wlio will bout fully pivpar'tl to meet tin: <l><i:iainls nii.-tomcr.s. Ho ul.so taki-s pleasure tin-ni that, evi-rv attention will in the Helection of t 1j?: best articles in nii.1 .,t A, further state that Dr. 11. is llior OHijhly with the compounding and of Medieinca, and solicits tlic patironu^e those who have heretofore been his < will also he on hand, at all the oflieeof Dr. II., to i?i v?? ad vice or the duties of hie profession. A. J. CUKIiJIITOX. old stand?remember, the old stand J. Creightou. A CAUL). Medicine* mid supplying the strictest attention will be given of his patrons. agraduate of the London College of having had an experience of in his busincep, he feels continent being able to give satisfaction to all favor him with their patronage. ALFREDS. KAVENSCHOFT. Feb 1, lSJiii 39 lm TO PLANTERS AND BLACKSMITHS. Commissioners of Public Buildings for lmvc on hand from Tun to ThoOfaiid Pounds of IRON, which they of for CASH, oil better tvrins than purchased for in this market About Pounds of this Iron is new, aud from' the Manufacturer; the balance Is be tnk< ? from the walls of the old Jail. is believed to be first rnfce malleable to ISAAC BUANGII. 1, IBM. . 80 3t TAYLOR, 'Undertaker. , Inweuftade complete arrangements for prusecfition of th</ UNDKKTA ICING I intend to nmke'-it a prominent t?i9i?osf, atid ther?Aforo hold myself ull tiia68,(fey day or tixgh t) to (he making ecfHnc; ekhctn/roni black walnut, pine at tlLO akcuitwt possible notice. * * > E. J. TAYIX)It. . a?4 1865 30tf ^ ' Executor^ Sale. ? Of flfl-TAMG'MEDICINES, K.v*?tUftts of Dr. Jaiftea Gilder. d?ce<ue?f,\will.te}] otthe^Dr^ig me OMtuea, in. AowWitv .District, day of fc+>rusrry next, tuo .remainaafd "OTA^liC of Ore of^rne^8 to tlie profespJob. . -(vK.*: cmJi. iOfr V :A , IIElfeY 1jC3MllL JAME3 ^ " - * w Kxeou)^?jB !i i ** -30 < > V$j& \? ' ... * ' < ' " ' . ' ' GREAT SOUTH ?JS" B> C 01 CHOLERA, ) DYSENTEUY, } FOK ALL KOWIvL IHAKUIUKA. ) Also, Admirably adapted to many D Mcnstr The Virtiirs of Jurob's Cordial nrc loo 1st. It cures the tcor*t cukcx <>f' biurrhaa. '2d. It curca the trorxt forma of J htm uteri/. 3d. Jt curca California or .Mexican Jtiarrhmt. -Itil. It rrlici'rx th* grvcTist Colic. Slli. It currx C/iulrru Jfovfmx. Otli. It runt Choltra litj'tiitltmt. A few short Kxfracls from "1 lmvo used Jacob's Cordial in my family, f judgment, a valuable remedy.*' "It gives hip pleasure in being able to re experience, and tin* experience of my neighbors i for me to believe it to be all that it purports to Forme "I take great pleasure in recommending tliis i diseases, for which 1 believe it to be a sovereign ever trie<l by inc." A. A. (J An "1 have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, nn< those who have tried it, induces me to believe t of the kind, and I would recommend its use in ti M:i.k> G. Dnmuxs. Cashier < "If there is n;iv credibility in human tosti 111 above nil oilier preparations for the cure ?f l!ov its favor coining in from all quarters, il must be most if not all other 'patent* preparations." Ca-li "This cllicient rcm?ily is travelling in'o cclcl into |tu?sin, ami gaining commendation win-rev For sale by W.xum.aw it I.von, Abbeville 0. II.; .IAIIV SMITH f 'jiL> ..altll > ?* An?l l?y the principal ikrelisuits and 1 )nijjgi;-U t Fell 2, 1855?SO lint] S&sS "^?,r E<Z TCV <S3 51 J V/ W WE, Tin* l'mlersiirnotl. UniKki-s of CAKill/ II. ?fc K. A. I)I:aEE, arc now ]nv|i:iiv<l 1" Vehicle in our lino of biiriiiiesa. (Jive us a cull, [tll'lUt'll. C5>" Kei?siiri?i{? !V?'ai WE HAVE also on hand un assortment of ri?r These valuable iiir-tiirlit (,'ases, for protecting an tnejit, transportation, or for vault.*, are offer*-'! ( \\ e will also make ami scml COFFINS tu any Abbeville 0. 11., Jainmry IS, 1SS9 ABBEVILLE FEMALE ! AGABEMY. r!pilK l'yereises of this Institution were re-! X. suim-d on tin- sih instant, under t!ie tVm trol of ]l. AI.LICN, I'rineijia!, ainl Miss A. 111"KY, Assistant. Mi>s K. 1'. 1IAliiUSO.N lias ehsirire of the Musie Department, whose ipiali- . ficiitioiis as an lust metres* sire not. ?ur|m.-?-tl! by any in the Jr.lale. She is ;:i constant ntteii- ] (lauee at the Academy, uijii iiaviuj* 1 wo I'iano* at her eointiiaiiil, a rare opport unity is oilVred . voting ladies who wish to improve themselves' in this desirable neeoniplithnient. The Aesideiny is a new ami l>,gaiit buiMhttr. sntiieieiitly remote from the biisine.vi portion of i til"- 10 rentier n, ijiiiei ani! reiircl, ainl nt. the sutue time convenient. The l'riiu'.pul ! lias supplied himself with :iii excellent. set of J Philosophical iiik) t'hciniuil <t;>|>:irnl??.-? fur do1110:1strut in;: to liis classes ; Mini having i;lso in his possession a lnrtftf collection <>1- sheili. and ' minerals, ]>u|<i).-s may have a liue ?*)!|>?irtisitlty > <>f nciptiriug a practical and nl i knowledge of thes'j deeply ii:! crest ilijr i.tinlies. ' The. School is divided into f.vo sessions?the ! first commencing the first Momlr.y in January, j mm Mo l''ri<iny lii-luro the lir?t Monday : in August; Uie st-eond tiiwiim (. oiiimcucus tlie j third M<ni(liiy in Si-jiteiuhcr, ami ends Friday | befuro (.'Itiiitiii.'u. HATES OF TUITION. 1st ses'n. 2d ses'n. | Spelling, Reading, "\Vriling, jiikI llio Primary Element* of the Higher l>raiiehct>, ?11 On $ 6 (M) j The above, with (jeiigriiphy, Hisldrv. Knidisii Cmiii mar, Arithmetic, and Coinposition, lfi 00 8 00 ! The above, with Algebra, Geometry, Chemistry, I5otanv, Astronomy, J-?>g"c, Rhetoric, Utiles I.cttre, ?fce., Ac., 22 00 10 00 E X T11 A S. Music, l'iano, 2S 00 12 00 ' Guitar, 28 00' 12 00 Use of I'iano in taking lesson?, 2 00 1 00 " " practising additional, 2 00 1 00 Drawing and Painting, V 00 3 0?> Contingencies. 60 60 Payments to he made punctually at t|ic end of each Session. Good Hoarding can bo bad convenient to the Academy, at from $10 to ?12 per month. duu in, 10.10 37 tt 2?Kr??rD^ja ixzzJBUm ALL Persons indebted to tho Subscriber, by note or account, are requested to wake Imynient l>y the first of F<hrnary . uext, as onger indulgence cannot be given. TIlUMAS, JAClvSOX. Abbeville C. II., Doe. 11, 1854. 3U?tf Notice. PERSONS indebted to the Subscriber arc requested to call and settle, it i? utterly out of the question, to let fiROOF.RY IllLl^j run. It i? to die ho|>cd that this intimation will be sufficiently plain, properly understood and ui>preciatod by nil who owe me. II. S. KERB. Jan. 11, 1854. ' 36 ,tf, . ' : * ' k I THOMPSON S GARDEN SEEDS. V^AIX. Booii'if you want a supply of choice Garden.Seeds, at 'A , " MOOREB VARIETY STORE. ^11^26,^854.^ . ,88 3* ' I A tthiUs:*A>ad. ?. VQQfrf %H<T1S LEAp on ljsnd and OREEN, Yf^OW.^ScK^and REDLEAlf ^ KE^4 Golden ProlK&C^nle^d. . 1 '< th?W&br?tid J\. txmSeed oj|J?*nd~yoS $2 60^ in.Bbol.. - vs ^ H..S.KERK BR XT' RijMJSBT!. _ ? B2?L'9LE? Ji; ^ kS (CHoLKKA MOKIH'S, disjhasiss. nuuors cnoi.ic, ( CIIOI.KUA INFANTUM. iseases of Females, especially uat.ion. Well Known t:? Ucqtiirc Euniiiiiiiiiis. Ttli. It rurr* I'uinful Mcnat r nation. 8tll. It relieves J'aht in J luck and Loins. '.Itli. It counteracts Aerconstuxx ami !)< IikIi. /.' fixture* Iri'ufjularitii;;. j n/io/idcmy. lllli. It dtxjtc/x (,/oomi/ and I/i/stcricut 1 2th. Il ix an admirable Tonic. [ /'flint/a. Lcllcrs, T("itiiaoni;ils, &<;. tiitl Imvc found it a most ctlicicnt, and, iti my lion. II lit am Waunkii, Judge of Supremo Court, (<a. commend Jacob's Cordial?toy own personal in<l friends around uic, is a siililuivnt guarantee be, viz., <i micmijii rctiinlj/." Wm. II. l*:;i>Kiiwooi?, rly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee t'irciiit. uvnluablc niedieine to all nlilicled with bowel remedy?decidedly superior to anything else I)eput v (!. M. of the Crand Lodge, CJu. I this, with all I In-ar about it. as a remedy bv lint it stands at the head >?i" every preparation In; diseases for which it. is compounded." i?f tile Hani; of the Slat" of (!eorgia, < i-iflln. on v. Jacob"* ('oi')Iial must stan-l pre-emiiienl i'eI Diseases. From the mass of le.>t.iiuonv in very far in udvar.ee, as a curative agent, of -\. M.i:minc, i<'f Mnrilic Usui Fire Insunuicc Batik, (!ri(liii. s-ity as lust in liis <:i>hi:niis ur ?(/'iti'i/in ; ' /(May It1, i<:>. Itonr.i.Ts d' Ai?ams, !l<nlir<-s' l)<-jn>t ; f. (.5. l'auks, (jroimi\v?h>?l; 1Iavii.am>, 11 luu.ti. (Minflcston, \Y Agfiits; isroujflioiit i In- :*1 at< . j ji. \k i>i.i?c~A ('(Proprietor.-', Nu. Uu ln-ekmaii J-'treei, New York, .bcl n<2 -& ?? V<?KS, lil'UC I1CS. itc., nt. I In- <>M stain! of M put up, in tlie very best ami lnle>t style, any price our work, ami y?m vanuot luil In bo tly Exccuti>;l. tN Palcjit Itlt'talrc EStirial Cases. il |>r?'-?*rviiiir tin: ?l??a<l for |>r<?!oi;iri".i inter low l'"i' enrh. jcirt of ;li?: i>iKtri?-t. di'siivil. TIH)S. M. rilKlSTIAN, jam lis L. i >;:A l v NOTICE TO DEFAULTING STOCKKOLEfiS. ijiri J_ j- : ' " t-ii&r oFt-ici-: ?jf Til!-: <;. ?tc. u. it. company, (' WJiii!.'.. .'.inuary-Jit, l.-'jr.. (VI 1 < 'K ln-r- '?y tli.it all .-ttvlc in ? *4 lilt* (il'i':MIV ill.* nl?il I ('oin)>:i:iy mav i:; nnvars, will !><; forfeit oil ai tin* ?liri-! <;! i?)li >!' 11n: 'ioiinl of i Jirwtops, it' not |>ai<l within tlsrov months from this ?lnlo. I. I*. SOl'TIIKU.V. Auditor ami Treasurer. Jan. -2", lc."?J. 88 ;:m A el sis ? S3 j * I rait :t rs' SaBc. BY of William 11 ill. lvsrj., Ordi miry of At>!loville l)is.triet, there will soil! on To^s-lay the* 18th February next, ami days (<?!!< .vii 'f, three miles \W>t of Calhoun'* .Mills, all 1 in? IVi -<?,,al l'r??p?r'V of Samuel S. linker, licccusoil, i-or.ji.-sliui^ of a .j.& ive:C-; ?*??:?>, ftmoiiir t!ic number, guoii I'lmks, era ami Ironers, H<ni.->o Si>rviint^. l)rivcrs. Wagoners, an<l a l?5<-rablo HOUSES. MITLES, two YOKE ^ ?.r oxen, cattle, noes, shkki'. HACOX, COUN, WHEAT, OATS, l"01)l>i:il, COTTON in the Iialo, C'O'ITON Sei-.l, TOOLS BLACKSMITH TOOLS, two m .i? i\vAUiii.\?ij-;, iil.(i(?V, I'lANO, or IT AH. I lonsehold ami Kitulicii COTTON (JIN. ami ninny other eles not. mentioned. Terms made known oil day of sale. S. KKI1>, Adui'r, JANE T. UAKKli, Adinrx. ?5?" Tim Plantation will l>e rented game time, on which is considerable small grain flowed. Jtm. 2111 185-1. 38 ::t Superb Painting. KPHK Subscriber would inform tlio nublie tlinf. JL he is prepared to o.vecutc nil kinds PAINTING, such ns Sijrn, Ornamental, Chair, Varnishing Furniture, etc., in the best Ilnving procured the services of an workman, lie feels assured his work will please. Carriages and Buggies p.-.i-ited in finest style, on ns reasonable terms as possible. Give !! ? u trial. K.?!. TAX LOR, Abbeville l\ I!., .fan. 1, 1R55. Carriages aw?I Subscriber returns his sin- ,~-o??1/. i. eere thanks for tli? liberal patronage rendered bini for the past two that he has been engaged in the Carriage and hopes b> tnc str etest attention the business hereafter to merit a <>i tiio name. lie bogs I (-rive lo call tiro attention of all wild niny desire imy HHiele in tin; line of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, to tlie stock he now 1ms on hand. lie lias, nearly finished, n lot of JJUUfilftS, of different styles, besides a splendid fix-seat HOCK A WAY, nil of. which i.o will-warrant to bo of the finest material, substantial construction, and most elegant ..finish, fur (tale ut as low prices as can bo nfla riled. ' ? , Alio, one second-hand CARRY-ALL and one Bccond-hniid one-horse DAHOL'OH for wile < ... $ 88?r All orders for any stylo of -Carriages Bodies filltjd at thesbortest notice. ' " Repairing, in all ite brancbee, done wi?b neatne-^s and despatch. * ' * 1 ' > R J.-TAYLOR. AbbevilUC. IT&jftn 1. 1855. * >..u If ^PHE* ^w^nhip^on^. % and J. ' <?EyOY.lsn tht Otlr of Not?mbcr; 1858, is thia flty dissolved bjr&mttaAl eots?j&\ All in nu<! pDy their notes ,,ox^ M tbj^buabfr^ rottat be Ja 18# t "?t . . , ?;. , -'> < /-;, * * ' election. j


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ocr: o f THESubscrlbere will con- Z&mil tinue the FACTORAGE JSumL AMD COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the City of Charleston, under the firm of WARDLAW & WALKER, and respectfully solicit assignmen's of Produce of all kinds, to which their personal attention and best cfiorts will be given. " Commission for selling Cotton, Fifty Cents per Bate. W. A. WARDLAW, G. WALKER, Oct 12, 1850 24 Cm

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ocr: MAMMOTH SS J9l. K ? BRENNAN'S DRY GOODS STOEE, BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. 840,000 OF FANCY AND STAPLE OC J? ?t? JH? Si 9 To be Sold Without Reserve! I.arge*t and beot assorted stock of GOODS over offered in this City. On and after Monday, October 8th. the (with n view to make a change in the firm, and rtfduce his present heavy Goods,) will sell, without reserve, at or Retail, the entire Stock; and to save commissions, he will sell lower than the Goods bring at auction. Merchants, Plantera, Dealers, and the public will study their own interest by this Slock before buying to save time and trouble, he would say, the terms will be Cash for sums under one dollars ; for amount* over, approved with interest from date of Bale. P. S.?The Ladies are respectfully invited and see the Silks, Merinos, Cashmeres, Wool Alpacas, Coborg Cloths, Bombazines, <tc., <fcc., ?tc. TIIOMAS B REX NAN. Above the Globe Hotel Corner. Augusta, Oct 8, 1855 24 Cw


ocr: T o W o o I O r o wcrs. LABOR SAVED. your Wool and give us a trial. arc now prepared to OART> WOOL ROLLS 011 a new set of WOOL CARDS, with BURR MACHINE attached that will Durr Wool with less waste than if done by The entire Machine is new, and .situated Johnson's Creek, Abbeville District, five North of Temple of Health 1'. O., two and miles Last of the junction of t.lie nl's and Ward's Roads, and near the hitter, nine miles West of Due West Corner. will be able to Curd from 100 t<> 150 pound* 'V^M^ncr day. As we intend to do our we* hope to give general satisfaction, th(ft*<'<re inspect fully solicit tho patronage the public. YOUNG it BLACK. September 4th'55.


ocr: 1 FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, Ciiurlcitou. Reference?Einv.vtm Noble, Esq. ?ep6 fmiiEU'SrHAT store; 238 Richardson Street, \ COLUMBIA, S. C., (ne.mi the state house,) on bnml, of the very best make nnd latest styles, a full supply of Gents',. iin.l 1 Joys' Drees HATH, CAPS, <bc. < UMBRELLAS, 9 WALKING CANES, CARPET BA OS, TRUKNS. &e. SST l'rice of the REST HAT only ^ . Terms CASH. [Nov 30, 64


ocr: FULLIIK'S BIAT STORE, 238 Richardson Street, COLUMBIA, S. C., (near Tin: statk iiot..-i;,) oy Inuhl, of the very niako and latent. Btyli'-s, a full supply of Gouts', an<l I)..y#' 1)1*053 JIA 7W, CAPS, &c. U MliR EI.lAS, WALKING (JAXES, CARPET BAGS, TRUKNS, Ac. EST* Price of the liKST HAT only FOUR , Terms CASH. [Nov 30, 64 30iy


ocr: Land for Sale. IOFFFR for Sale a Tract of LAND, three iniles West of Abbeville Ilonse. containing 22AU 140 of whic.-b is iti Woods, well timbered, 60 Swamp T.nnd, nnd the balance and in cultivation. Persons desiring a pood plantation cnt to tlie villaire, and in a healthy section the District, will do well to call and see it, as am determined to sell, and will give a T. M. 2IORROW. Sept, 14, 1855. 19-?t


ocr: ; i j | Attention, I S01T1IERX RIGHTS DRAGOONS, are hereby order- A il ed to appear at. this I : place, for Drill and Instruiv- 11 tion, oil Saturday, fourth November next, at. eleven /" " ' '"l ^ ,l- ,n* * By order of Capt. SMITH. Abbeville C. U., Oct. HI, 1855. 20-11


ocr: of in-; > nil ! j j ; J the j is ;">0 II.; " t1' > F..1. I) .1 M W i <>i ?Su aiu t< to ' to dc GJ t ha a vi i I I'ol ] 11n< Mo 6 ( 7 I 10 ( wi fai set SI not ti V na as /m- "W IBE3 "W "*L_ v / sy'' WE, The Uinlcvaicrri<:<l, DtiiMors <>f CARR II. it F. A. I)KALI'!. arc now Mvimrwl Veliiolrt in our lino of bujt.-iej*. (jivi- us a c:\ plcaj<:<L Repairing IVe; AYE HAVE also on hand nn assortment of I'i These vuhi:itil? nir-ti^Iit Cases, for protecting i rnent, transportation, or for vaults, nr<; offcrci AVo will also make nn?l send COFFINS to m Abhevill?! C. II., January 18. IS55 DISSOLUTION. rpiIF Firm of S. HOLMES & CO. is this dnv JL dissolved hv mutual coiihc nt. All persoiih indebted to the late firm arc hereby imtii tied to come forward nnd make immediate *et11lenient. Persons failing to comply with this ; would do well to remember the strong abm of | tin- LAW. Forewarned, forearmed. I January lo, 1855 117 2w ~ NOTICE. r?",IIE Co-partnership formed by N. end J. 1. M'T.VOY. on the 9th of November, 1853, . is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All : persons owintj the firm are called on to eom<? j in atid pay their notes and accounts before the | first of l-'ebruary next, as the business must be ?settled bv that. time. N. McEVOY, J. McEVOY. j January 1. isr.3 37 tf Look Out ! RETURN DAY will soon be here! Those i in ' od to us must pay up. We owe j money \\.,ich wc are compelled to pa}*, and (there is no way of getting it only from those : ow ii'R us. to take warning, pat/ up, or look out! WAlil>I.AW ?fc LYON. ! Abbeville C. II.. Jan. 15, lfc?>5. 37Kw I NO TI C E. j ILL He bold, by tho subscriber?, at Abv T beville C. 17., on Fide-day next, at public auction, a Netrro Woman, Nancy, a Man, j Duller, and a Il<?y. Governor. A credit of I twelve months uiv>.-n from day of ,j J. P. CHAW 10 RD, M. L. CONNI:R. Janu.-.ry If!, 1S55 J?7 5w i NOTICE. A5^?j Persons who arc Creditors of liar . btevon^on, prior to November, IS';", niv p notilioil and requested to present, their <-l:iini<, j at Ahheville <\ II., on Tucs;l-t;j, the 30th instant. t < )ti that day tin: undersigned proposes to with the assigned est a to. and pay out to each eredi . lor his"prorata"share; which, whenreseived I by the t. i-nw of the nsrignment, will he in ful satisfaction of fciieh clnim. .1. J. WAIL DL AW, Assignee. January IS, 1S35 !57 2m ABBEVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. ? rI",IIf. KxereUes of ihi-s institution were re _L Mimed on the 6th instant, under 'he con Irol of II. AI.LKN. Principal, and Miss A HIJEY, Assistant. M:s.f K. P. HAKIU8UN ha ] charge ??f the Music Department, whose quali . iie.it ions as an Instructress are not stirpa*sc? | 1 >y any in the State. Slio is in constant niton 1 dance at the Academy, and having two 1'iano I at. licr command, .1 rare opportunity is oH'erei ) j young ladies who wish to improve tlicmsclve i in this desirable accomplishment. ! The Academy is a new and elegant bnildina o j rutlieientlv remote from the business portion 11 I the village to render it. quiet and retired, am at t he same time convenient. The l'rincipa has supplied himself with an excellent set < <1 | Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus for d? il j monstraling to hi' clasps ; stnd having also i _ I his possession a large collection of shells an I minerals, pupils may have a tine opportuuit ls of acquiring a practical and experiment! knowledge of these deeply interesting studies. m. The School is divided into two sessions?tli first commencing the first Monday in January and ending the Friday before the first Monda in August; the second session commences 11: 1- third Mouday in .September, and ends l-'rida *>!" before Christmas. fs RATES OF TUITION. 1st ees'n. 2d ses': j* Spelling, Rending, Writing, ,4 and the Primary Elements of the Higher liranches, 81100 $ 5( The above, with Geography, History. English Grammar, Arithmetic, and Composition, 10 00 8 < The above, with Algebra, Geometry, Chemistry, lJotany, Astronomy, Logic, le di' .i.,.:. t .. ?? of Jcc., ?fcc., ' 22 00 10 i "* EXTRAS. Music, Pinno, 28 00 12 ' Guitar, 28 00 12' Use of Piano in taking Itsson?, 2 00 1 i " " practising ad50 ditional, 2 00 1 Drawing and Painting, v 7 00 3 Contingencies. 50 -(0 Payments to be made punatually at the ei of ouch Session. je Good Boarding can bo had convenient to t Academy, at from ?10 to 812 per month. Jan 18, 1855 87 t\ Law Notice. THE Undersigned have this day formed co-partnership in the practice of Li id under tho name of j JONES & LIVINGSTON. Thoy will practice on the Western Circuit, a also at Edgefield and Newberry. T- fl. A. JONES, J. W. LIVINGSTON. 08 ? I HIHRY S. KSRR, ' ? liUJiJbSABiJCi OC J*. M VK j .ML iskow JE: Y? SI? lAOliS, BUGGIES, i:e., at the old stand of M to put. up, in t'i<! very West and lntcit ntyle, any II, price our work, u:id you cannot fail to bo ally lAonilt'tl. .i?3 sk's ITlctaSic Hitrial Cn?en. ind preserving tlie dend for pfolouyod intorl exceedingly low fur cash. iv part of the District desirod. TIIOS. M. CHRISTIAN, JAMES L. 1)1".ALE. 37 ly j tioldcn K'rolifie Cotton Seed. VFEW TJL'Sn\.\.< of these celebrated Sce-i on liuiid vet. Price $2 60 por bu.dicl. * II. S.KERR. Jan 1 31 3t Copal Varnish, Machinery Oil, &o. 1CASK i<ii peril lie COPAL VARNISH just -eerivoil ami for sale low, hy the gallon. AI-SO, 1 Ca-k LARD OIL, (on draught,) for greasing liiiH-hinerv. ALSO, C bbls. Maimer's Oil, For sale by ll.S.KERR. Ian 1, 34 4t Ciai'deu Seeds. rl 'MIE subscribers have just received, at tboir 1. Drug Store, a very large lot of fresh and vcninne GARDEN SEEDS. WARDLAW & LYON. Abbeville C. 11.. Jan 0. 18.r.S. 36 3 At Private Sale, V LIKELY NEGRO BOY, HOB, a Carpenter. Apply to JAMES M. BENSON", At Greenville C. H. Jan 12 3S 3 IVoticc. PERSONS indebted to the Subscriber ar? requested to call and settle. It it utterly out of the question to let GROCERY 1 T)1T r o ?. _ ? 1 *' 1 ?- *-* run. 11 is uj ne impeu mac mis inuma| t.ion will lie sufficiently plain, property under* ! Mood mid appreciated bv all who own mo. II. S. KERR, j Jan. 11. 1S51L tf AdsniiniKtrator'fD IVoliee. ALL lM'USONS Indebted to tlie Estate of William Henderson must pay up, toon, to tlio Administrator. and Ihose having elaiins present them properly attested. THOMAS J. MARRY, Arlm'r. | January 11, 18."(5 SO 2t SHERIFF'S SALE. I WILL Pell, on sale-day in February next^ otic Xegro woman, Dolly, and three Agnes, and an infant?taken under : n mortgage held by Thomas J?. Arthur, and also levied on under executions in the Sheriff's office, in favor of John F. Gray and others ti*. F. G. Thomas. Terms: One-half cash ; the balance on credit of twelve months. S. A. HODGES, 8. A. D. ~THE STATE "OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Abbeville District? Citation. "I \ J 1IEKEAS bane. Kenn.-dy has ? t to ine for Letters of Administration, Dc honis van on all and singular the ' and chattels, rights ami credits of John late of the District, aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to he and appear before me. our next Ordinary's Court, lor the said District, to he holden at. Abbeville Court House, on ' twenty-eight day of January, inst., to cause, if any, why the said administration not be granted. il Given under my hand and seal, this .. | day of January in the year of our n I one thousand eight. hundred and d ' nnd in the seventy-ninth year of v Independence. [\ \Y. IIILL, 0. A. D. Nov 7 27 2t {? ShcrilPs Sale*. y DY virtue of sundry writs rtf Fieri le -13 to nie directed. 1 will sell ut V Court House, on the first Monday in liUARY 81 acres of land, more or less, bounded lands of Thomas lhomson, A- P. n* and otitis, levied on ns the property of Fowler, at the suit of Thomas F. ... Administrator, and others. 100 acres of land, more or less bounded lands of John Cochran, II. P. Arnold and levied on aR the property of Charles ninghain, at the suit of E R.*Calhoun and One house and lot at Ninety-Six Depot, one-eighth of nu aere, more or bounded by lands of John Sadler, Gen. n(. nnd others, levied on as the property of Xorrell, at, the suit of John Sadler, and others. DO C50 acres of land, more or less, bounded 00 lands of Win. Smith, Jas. Q. Bozman and levied on ns the property of John A. 00 at the suit of Willsou <fc Willinms and others. Two tracts of land, one containing 86 00 more or less, nnd the other containing 50 on more or less, bounded bv lands of Elias 60 S. C. Edmun<lson, and others, levied on as a(j property of William Banks, at the suit of J. C. Freemnd, and others. 700 acrca of land, more or less, bounded lands of Peter B. Moragne, Col. Patterson, other*, levied on as the proporty of Martin, at the suit of W. A. Lee. 16 acres of land, more or less, bounded lands of Dr. A. T. Wideman, and others, a on as the property of Robert McFerraa, at ?w Buit of H. A. Jones, and others. 100 acres of land, more or lest^ bounded lands of George Mitchell, John Deason era. levied on as'the property of Uriah nd at the suit of Win. B. Dorn and others. no^aeres of land, raoro or l?ss, bounded. lands of Katharine Martin, Eliaa Banks, T others, levied on as the property of Banks, at the suit of Thdtnas F?tvnson others.. . ! 4% Two Negroes, Erneline and Bill, levied on of at the suit


ocr: CHARLESTON. f. THESnbseribera will con- IS -v if j22riSr\ tiiiue the FACTORAGE YXtStigS^ AMD COMMISSION BUSINESS, ia the City of Charleston, under the "of WARDLAW & WALKER, respectfully solicit assignment* of Produce of all kind*, to which their personal attention and best cfiortft will be given. Commission for selling Cotton, Fifty Cents Hale. W. A. WARDLAW, c. walk eh, Oct 12, 1855 24 Cm


ocr: ? ^ OS > K 3 BRENDAN'S DRY GOODS STORE, BROAD ST.. AUGUSTA, OA. $40,000 OF FANCY AND STAPLE <* B aK> ? 9 To be Sold Without Reserve!' rI^ll K Largest and best assorted stock of JL 0(.K)1)S ever offered in this City. On and after Monday, October 8th, the (with a view to make a change in the firm, and rcducc his present heavy of Goods,) will sell, without reserve, at ni* ?!,? . 1 , v. viuiau owe it f aim iu Rnvc commissions, lie will sell lower than the Goods would bring at auction. ? Merchant*, Planters, Dealers, and the public generally, will study their own interest by this Block before buying And to save tiine nnd trouble, he would sny, the terms will be Cash for sutus under one dollars; for atnounttrover, approved City endorsements, with interest from date of sale. P. S.?The Ladies are respectfully invited to call andsoe theSilks, Merinos, Cashmeres, Wool Plaids, A'pacd*, t'oborg Cloths, ISombaziucs, ?fcc., A'O,, <tc. THOMAS BUKN'NAN. Above the Globe Ilolef Corner. Augusta, Oct 8, 1855 'it


ocr: FALL TRADE. POPULAR PRICES! Ward, 15urchard Sc Co., AUGUSTA, GAM jnow opening their FALLi and supplies of Clioicc Family Dry Goods, selected with great care from recent and comprising au assortment which, for Richness, Variety and Extent, is not usually found in this market. As now have "the reputation of selling CLASS GOODS, upon a much Lowr Scale Prices than they nave been usually bought here, they beg to assure their friendu in Abbeville District that they intend to keep up this slaudard of CHOICE GOODS, and to keep down prices to a fair remunerative profit. To Cash nnd Prompt Paying Customers, nnd uono others, wo shall offer Great Inducements to visit our Establishment. Our Stock consists, in part, of the following: DRESS GOODS, RICH VELVET BROCADED SILKS ; MOISE ANTIQUE SILK, In Black and Colors; New and Beautiful Shades of PLAIN KEPPED SILKS, very heavy and rich ; PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, in great 11 BLACK, ITALIAN and TAFFETA SILKS; SILK ROBES, SATIN TURK ; DeLAINES; AMELINE CLOTHS; PLAID STUFFS: FRENCH nnd FVP.l MERINOS, all shades; Plain DeLAINES; Persian CLOTHS; French and American CALICOES and GINGHAMS; CALICO ROBES, Ac.; Black BOMBAZINES; CANTON CRAPES; CANTON CLOTHS; Black CI1 ALLIES nnd ALPACCAS ; EM BROIDERIES and LACE GOODS, of every description; EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety. Men's and Boys' Wear, CLOTHS; CASSIMERES; VESTINGS; TWEEDS, <fce., <fcc. FOR FAMILY USE, Bath, Whitney and Rose BLANKETS ; and Cotton SHEETINGS ; PILLOW linens and Cottons; Red, White, Grey. Green, Blue, Welsh, and Domestic FLANNELS; Shaker FLANNELS; Plain and Figured Saoqne FLANNELS; TABLE DAMASK; DOYLIES; NAPKINS; WINE CLOTHS; TOWF.LINGS; Lace and Muslin CURTAINS; Curtain MATERIALS ; FRUIT CLOTHS; Colored and White DIMITIES ; Huckabuck and Bird's-F.ye DIAPERS ; <fcc. PLANTATION GOODS, Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and PLAINS; Cotton OSNABURGS; Georgia STRIPES; <tc. ' ' C3F" Orders filled with the most careful flntinn -11 /> 1 .vu?vu, ?uu uii w(iaq8 warranted. WARD, BURCHARD & CO. 21 ,


ocr: { , * 1 . . - L . Silk: uoqds. . f!JRAY BROTHERS have joafr fall assortment of ?icW ?n4 Spring SILKBi to ;jf?hialv they respectfully nte attention. $5* - Angnsta, Marches, IBM, 9


ocr: tut to tlic division or sale of tteReal E?tato F Samuel E. Dale decetl?ed,.oi^or before tlio rel^iouday in Janua/y next, or their oonsent i the same, will .be enured, of Record.s ,, W-' J1ILL, O. 4. jp. ^Min.ary^joffice, .SfP^29, 1854. 22-&tn . jflfotice:, 4 PPLICAJfnON will bo made at the Legis\ latore of ^ont.lj Uarolinft at acienunnts. ( "* T _ Summons in Partition. [T Appearing to mj' satisfaction, that JohnL M. Dale and Mrs. Sarah Outon, Defendant* aside without the limits of tho State, ifcija lerafore ordered, thtftthey do aDuear, arid aK_ 1 onsont to the samo wilf ho entered of Record. , WILIiIAM HILL, O. A. D. Ordinal's office, Oct, 2, 185^. 2'2-Rra THE STAT! OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ibbeville District.?In the Court of InrgarotDnle, widow, applicant, v* ?.irg, Mary Dale, Telitha l>nle and Jane Little, and others _ _ j hiiu h ut', Anarcw J. MaVryj et. ?/., defendants. y: [T ftpitunring toniysatiifacticn, thatZnchnriali 8. fllnbre}- ami J nines S. Mnbrej*, defendants, eside without the limits of tffi# State, it is, lierefore, ordered, that they do appear and obiict to the division,' or sale of the Real Estate f W. W. AInbrey, deceased, on or before the int Monday in January. A. 1). Iflx/v or ! ?? ibhcviUc District.?In the Court of iurflev Mnbry, applicant against Win. W. llnvwnnrl un/) i . i * iJ( * V* folni Blown ami VVillinin Truit, Executors, Bill for Partition vs. of Land nnd AcUacklin Brown, $ counts. L'uriiili Brown, et- nl. j iT Appearing to iny satisfaction tlmt Mncklin Brown, Atkins C'orlcv, Joseph Penson, nnd [Jc.it rice Benson. Henry Bailey, Scrano Bailey, ?nd Elizabeth Bailey, Defendants in the above Bill, reside beyond the limits of this State On notionof I). F. Jones, complainant's solicitor, Irdcred that said defendants do appear, nnd dead, answer or demur to said Bill within three 11011 ths from the publication hereof, or the same vill be taken pro cou/imko against them. II. A. JONES, C. E. A. D. Commissioner's office, Sept. 6, 185-1. 3m "TtiFSTATE OF SOUTH CARfll INA >r incir a^rius, vnu will visit the most, if not ill the Planters in reasonable buiimls. S. H. .t \VM. (KiUiSHY, Klberton, Klbert countv, (la. Feb. 4 * ly THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville District.?In Eauitu. , f J ?IIII ;ooil machinery niul tin- best of workmen, feel nfe in payintj to tho Cotton l'lantera in general' 11 this niul the adjoining States, 1 lint, tliey ean urnUli flu-Hi with the heat COTTON GINS now nndo. Tliey eoulil oiler a host of eertilieatos., >ut Relieving the warrantee to be suflieient, tliev vill say, Beiul on voiir orders through the mail n tin; <*itv of Augusta, nt Win. H. Goodrich's Mailing Mill. ami one also may l>c soon in n Iinrt time at Mr. J. Witt's Machine tMiop, at Mgefiehl C. 11. Til OS. fi. LAMAR. Hamburg, S. C\, April :!!?, 185-1. 51-tf Cottons fwiiiN. 1"MIK subscriber?, having hail nino yon in niul given universal satisfaction O their natrons liotnir iw.n- full.- ..1 ?:?? .... III |>l ICV3 BmilCIOIlLI V l(?\V lo nakc ii. an inducement for purchasers. Tin* Machine being simple in its construction, ind not ]initio to jri-t out. of order, i.s capable if Splitting ami Shaving Two Thousand per hour?better than made by hand. It s portable, and can l>c worked by hand, horse ir steam power. Ten to fifteen days work of a dnchino will make enough Shingled to pay tho rice asked lbr a single one. 1.urge inducements are offered t<> persons wisling to purchase the right, of several Districts.? )ne of tho Machines can be seen in onernt.ion New and Wonderful Machine. WILLIAM STODDARD, Proprietor. r j"MIK Subscriber having purchased this Right I for the State wf Smilh Carolina in the only Maehino now invented, for Ull'TINO ami -11A V1 X(? SlllNULKS. BAIUIKL IIKADINC, fci\,is prepared to sell the Rightof the District#, I' <iilitrlo \f?i?li ?? ? ? .?? l1' 11 1 .-?ii ju immis visunig mo .\ewucrry Cotton Market, will <! > well to erll on mo before selling their iHtiiluco, ns I lmv?; every facility of making liberal offers for cotton nn<l other country j?roiluec. S. T. AGNKW. Newherrrv C. II., Oct. 2.'l, 1831 2(3 3m wry uoodSy Ui'O* ccrlos ?Vc., A.v., s*S NOW Offers fur salt: the largest mid most cxlen > ve assortment j uf (iooils over introduced into the up-country, imd punrnnteos tlio price of n.ny nrl'clo to bo ns low us any house in Charh-ston can furnish such nrticlcs for. Orders accompanied with references will receive prompt - ami all (inods delivered at the Depot free nl* iJravatre. ah 1 ! ..uwuiim, wiur>, ou IJIVIE*?*, VAOONK, &c., ' stylus antl latest fashions of tlie <lny, ami wil? tfi<; most Mi|u;rl? nn<l durable manner. Also, i, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, Ac.I Kinds on IiuimI for sale low.plli/ and fnilhfull>/ dour, at low price?. wurrait!fil._{?3 iy S.T. AGNEW, Newberry C. H., S. C., IMI'OUTKIt AND DEALER IN Hardware Painty Oils, Window - ? ill? nrgf-st niul most elegant assort incut of 'J 1 IKS f< If'CJ Ol'1-.'T^r. AGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! pmicMs, Thornton.] . AJAIiJIiSW MCDONALD, (J. C. P. 1 Offico of-Common ' , -MWi a Writ of Mesne Process, ut the suit of Absalom L. Gray, having filed in nvy office, together with a schedule, on oath, of his estate and ef4 I focta, his petition to tho Court of Common _ Pleas, praying that he may be admitted to the ' ' benefit of the Acta of General Assembly made . for the relief of insolvent debtors. It iB order- j? ed that tho said A. L. Gtav, and,pll other ?he ?' Creditors to whbm,iho f&id John; Agner, is in nay wise indebted, Be, and they are hereby sun^'j T S>ned, and have notico to appear befora^^ e said Court, Abbcvillo Court Uousc? * on the firaj Monday of March next, to show C TOuse, if any,they can, why the prayer of ;the petition aforgfiniq, shonhF not bo granted. , niigui>ui,uil.,Apr. X20, 1H04, 4'J tf Notice. ? Notes uftho Estato of P. F. Clecklt, j deceased, are now due, and have liecn j' "placed in our hands for payment. Persons c owing the Estate, .-will jimke payment before the, 15th of Fobrunry. Those holding demands c against the Estiite, will present the same to us, properly attested. MoGOWEN A PERRIN, Feb. 4 59?tf Attya for Adra'r. __ j Tlic State of Sontli Carolina* Abbeville District, j JOIIN AGNKR, who is in the custody of the Sheriff of AIiIipvIHa T>i?i.i*ii>f consisting of llich BAUEGE ROBES, (something j new;) 1 Kent French MUSLINS nnd BRILLI ANTES; i Plain, Buff, 1'ink, IJlue nnd fawn col'd French CAMBIUCS; French, English and American PRINTS. Wfc have also n handsome stock of OOOPS for Gents nnd Boys' wear, which we would he pleased to show onr customers nnd the pnhlie, J assuring them that our price* irill be us cheap as the cheapest. ' VJK I Persons from the country would do well to give 11s a call beforo purchasing elsewhere. RICH TWISTED SILKS. 11 Alt HUES A XI) TISSUES, (WUAXIHES. JACONETS, . BRILLIANTS, Eli EN CI I CALICOES, EMBROIDERIES. A WARREN havo received a large stock'of tlm above (JOOIW, which, for ' novki.tv, okadtv and vaiiiktv, are believed to be unsurpassed in any market; and having been selected from the very latest importation*, our ] 1 customers will fiml them to be the newest ami i choicest Goods of the season. ] ALSO. , A beautiful line of 0001>S for M ISSM* wonp I i ri'J.llv, t.'arclully tilJ.-ci at the lowest Mar- , kcta. J. W. WIIITI.OCK, ?JUI IX COS K Kit Y, A. J. Wlim.OCK. August 12, '51. 14 (im NEW SPKIXG cioom and the 1'uMie generally, tlint 11 03" still eon- ; tinue the above 15USIN KSS. at their old Stand, j 'where tlioy will (live their lituliviuod attention f to all Business entrusted to their care. Liber- | al Cash Advances made on l'roduce in store. , Orders f?r BAG(ilX(I, HOl'li and family f 3. i:. SIMI'SON] [J. T. (saiidivkr. ' August2U, 1854. I ft ('.in Wliillock, CoNkcry A. Co., WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION j MERCHANTS, T CAMPDKLL ST., Ai:(SUSTA ?A. y.: ^ ]rr|"MlK UiiiliTsifxiioil roppfct- V ^ <f 1 &Vi*yr4) fully inform thfir frieiuls \h: jf/j S VI II ? I WWII W I I] MUUUVJ I I \ unij 1 I ?3MVnU.eoi,ti?me tlic O j ; t t house nml i ,i>tiiiiii-i<i?iii ^>^''-*''-.' i business in their 1"'I III'M'iJOOF 151' 11.1 >IN< mi ? M'hitosh Street, in all its branches, and hope hv strict personal attention to the interests of' I ail who may put business ill their ha ml?, to I merit public favor. . i Orders for li\ct;iM:, Hon-: ani? Famii.v Sit- j I'Mks filled at the lowest market price. Caxli Advances inside when requir- 1 ed on proditec in store. s /ws?>, ii very tine a^ortuu-nt of NKfillOES' ' JiliOCAXS, SALT, JSACCINO, HOl'K, iiimI TWIN II M. STILM.SS. Coke.shiny, Oet., IS51. 25 tf AUCiUSTA AUVKllTISKMKNTS. ~ j' SLUI'SON A. CAKOIMKit, |J WAREHOUSE AM) ('0.11311.SS10N MlillCIIAXTS, M'lNITflSU <5T AIIflllCTA Hfl l! Fall and Winter Goods, At greatly rc?luco<l prices; consisting <?f a gen oral assortment of seasonable l)ry (Joods, viz: l'rints, flinglinins, Mouslin <lo I.niucs, Merinos, (.'ash meres, Scotch I'laiils, Alpacas Murk Silk*, etc.; Kerseys, (trorijln /'to!,i*. Satinets, Cassiincres, ami Hi'oa<l Clotlis; JSIaukrts, Fluuufix, ami Utiseys; also, a full assortment ??F Hosiery, Kniliroiderics, I!il>l>nn*aml (Jloves; R KA1> Y-.M AI )K CI.OT11 INC, IMII-'.HK 11 ATS ami 4 'A IS, IUIOTS 1 AND SllOlvS; IIAKIAVAHK, CIIOCKKKV, an.I (JliOCKRIKS, at very low prices, ami, for Cash, at Mortal jn'irrx. |. ,, UUuuiu u giujjiD j tv nips, rueiungs Also, C?aelinr<il!(>r,>t stock ok' all pK" ]{>]inirii"i in all it* hratu-ficit, prnm ?35?"All JI'orA* i June .'t, 1854. 2-4 Bar^ainx in Dry-Woods. GREAT REDUCTION! M. STRAUSS, - - - - CokcKbury. :rl^liK Sulwmber respectfully in forms liis 1 friends nml customers t.lmt lit* is now in j receipt of (i N K\V STOCK of The subscriber will keep on hand the 1 CO AC I IKS, HOC K AW A V S, liAliOU( TRAVELLING To bo hn?l in the State, embracing all the newest, build to order any kind that, nuivbo wanted, in Wavnn.o J> 1- - W.'- ? ... HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOOD CARRI AT CHAE&ISTE [Lato J. O. ' I I


ocr: E. J. TAYLOR, ~ U nderttker. t a T K. J i-i - - ~ w < m>ic uiwe cumpiete arrangements for the prosecution of the UNDERTAKING I intend to make it a prominent part of my business, and therefore hold myself ready at all times (by day or night) to the of coffins, either from blsok walnut, pine* or poplar, at the shortest possible notice. >.? ' E. J. TAYLOR. Abbeville C. Jan


ocr: ADVERTlSEIYtENTS. dH. ? m FALL TRADE. l?OI>CJL,AIt PUICES! Ward, Burcliarrt & Co., AUGUSTA, GA, AUK Now opening their FALL ami supplies of Choice Family Wry G??4?, selected with groat enro from recent ami comprising an assortment which, for Richness, Variety and Extent, is ifot- usually found in thin market. A.s Hiov ' now have the reputation of selling * -CLASS OOODS, upon a much Lower Sent,- i r<cn miuii mv> mum: iisii:iii_\ doiii;iii here, the}- beg to assure their friends iu Abbeville District tlifit they intend to keep up this standard of CHOICE GOODS, and to keep down prices to a fair remunerative profit. To Cwh and Prow pi Paying Customers, und none ot iters, we shall otter Great Inducements to visit ottr Establishment. Our Stock consists, in part, of the following: I*RICSS OOODS, RICH VELVET BROCADED SILKS; MOISE ANTIQUE SILK, In Black and Colors; New and Beautiful Shades of PLAIN and JvEPPED SILKS, very heavy and rich ; PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, in j^reat ; BLACK, ITALIAN and TAFFETA SILKS; SILK ROBES, SATIN TURK; CASII . T\_r I 1?IV . "Ia MVt l vn nr..rBiu' iHt>ui>j, A.?I r-iji i>Jj V-1.*'' 1 11 ; j PLAID STUPIDFRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS, all shades; Plain DeLAINES; Persian CLOTHS; French and American CALICOES and GINGHAMS; * CALICO ROBES, &c.; Black BOMBAZINES; CANTON CRAPES; CANTON CLOTHS; Block CHALLIES and ALPACCAS ; EM BROIDERIES and LACE GOODS, of every description; EVENING "DRESS GOODS, in every variety. Men's and Boys' "Wear, CLOTHS; CASSIMERES; VESTINGS; TWEEDS, &c., ?fcc. i"t4: FOR FAMILY USE, Bath, Whitney'and Rose BLANKETS ; and Cotton SHEETINGS ; PILLOW Linens and Cottons; Red, White, Grey. Green, Blue, Welsh, and Domestic FLANNEI^S; Shaker FLANNELS; Plain and Filmed Sacque FLANNELS; TABLE DAMASK; DOVLIES; NAPKINS; WINE CLOTHS; TOWELINGS; Lnce and Muslin CURTAINS; Curtain MATERIALS ; FRUIT CLOTHS; Colored and White DIMITIES ; Huekabuek and Bird's-Eye DIAPERS ; <to. ? PLAWTATIOS GOODS, Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and Kentucky PLAINS ; Cotton OSNABCRGS; Georgia STRIPES; ?fcc. fa>* Orders filled with the most careful and all Goods warranted. WARD, BURCI1ARD <t CO. Sept 21 20 tf


ocr: au& AT ABBEY & SALE Respectfully inform th erallv, that they have opened a HOTEL, the accommodation of permanent and trans to the wants and comfort, of all who may < and induce a repetition of the call. Their supply the country can afford; nttem ; rooms con venicnt and ani]?i??; a.id, in of their quests. They would further announce that they will as they have attached to their Hotel as anywhere hereabout, which will always 1 attended by experienced and trusty Osth patronage of the public. They arc at n stock with shelter and food. They arc also kind of Travelling Conveyance from a Sadd best of drivers. They have, just complct< Hue' - ever run in this section, which and comfortable vehicle of transportation. Charges in nil casus, for man am] beast, will I '.ill cents; Two feeds, 024 ; nn<l by the i November 30, 1850 C2T" Banner copy four times. VAKKIED, ILLE 0. II. cir old friends and patrons, and the public gen-' 011 Washington street, opposite Mr. lient hoarder.-). They intend to give such call upon them as shall insure entire satis-' table will never want for the best and most lants prompt and faithful; beds clean and coir i short, everything suited to the ease siu^ continue the LIVERY STABLE BUSINEb^ ; commodious and comfortable Stables as can bountifully supplied with tho best provendex ji-9, they hope to receive the continued and times prepared to accommodate any prepared to furnish their customers to a FOUR-HOUSE HACK, with the ;d, one of the most convenient and elegant or companies of passengers will find a 'v mime ua iow ns possible. For single food of dnv, 70 cents. 30 tf More Truth than


ocr: HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOOD CAR AT GHAiaX.ES [Late J. O tf & *3 <2^70^ . - ? The subscriber will keep ou Imnd the COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, UAllOl TRAVELLING To be had in the State, embracing all the newes build to order any kind that, may be wanted, Harness, doable & single; Whips, Nettin AIko, Coachmakcr's stock of a tSS"" Rennirinn ??. nil St* ?? ? tWAu Wo'rk June 3, 1854. 2GR1AT SOUTS CHOLERA, ) DYSENTERY, [ FOIt ALL BOWEI 1HARE1KKA. ) Also, Admirably adapted to many II Menst The Virtues of Jacob's Cordial nrc 1o 1st. It cures the worst eases of Diarrhoea. lid. It cure* the teorst forms of Ih/senter}/. 3d. It cures California or Mexican IHarrhaa. 4th. It relieves the severest Colic. 5th. It cures Cholera Morbus. 6th. It aires Cholera Infantum. A few Hliort Extract* from "I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, judgment, a valuable remedy." "It Rive* mc pleasure in being able to r experience, anil t lie experience of iny neighbors for mc to believe it to be all that it purports U Form "I take great pleasure in recommending this diseases, for which I believe it to be a sovereign ?ver tried by mc." A. A. G.u "I have used Jacob's Cordial in mv family, an <i i :? 7.. t. i:* tin/cc ? iiu iiui *. u ivii if, uiuucro mc iu of the kind, mid 1 would recommend its use in Mii.ks G. DouiiiNS, Cashier "If there is any credibility in Imntnn testin above nil other preparations for tlie euro of Bo it* favor coming in from nil quarters, it must bi moot if not all other 'patent' preparations." CHSI "This efficient remedy is travelling into celt into Uus*in, and gaining commendation where' For sale by Wauiii.aw ?fc Lyon, Abbeville C. II.; Jons .Smith, Cokes bury ; And by the principal Merchants and Druggists Feb 2. 1855?:i0 Cm] ss /^- nr The I'ndersigncd, Builders of CARIil J I. <fc H. A. DEALE, arc now prepared t< Vehicle in our line of business. Give us a call pleased. tf" Repairing IVca "WE HAVE also on Iintid an assortment of Wfm These valuable air-tight Cases, for protecting ar nieut, transportation, or for vault.*, are offered \vc will also make bhJ eend COFFINS to mi) Abbeville C. II., Janttnry 18, 1355 H. Ii. JEFFERS, Factor Sl Commission Merchant, CHARLESTON, S. C., XORTU ATLANTIC WHARF. To the Planters and Merchants of Abbeville District, South Carolina: IIJEO leave to adopt this method of informing you, that I have commenced the Factorage and Commission Buxincpa in this city on my own account, and respectfully solicit a share o fly our patronage. 1 flatter myself that my lone experience in RIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! KW PRICES. r-m . Thornton.] : largest and most elegant assortment of JGIIES, P.UGGIES, GIGS, SULKIES, WAGONS, Ac., t styles and latest fashions of the day, ami will in the most superh and durable manner. Also, gs, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, &c. II kinds on Iiand for snlc low. mptly and faithfully Jour, at lore prices. warranted. 4 ly ;iEN KEM1BY! ( CHOLERA MORBUS, !, DISEASES. ilJIUOUS CHOLIC, (CHOLERA INFANTUM. liseases of Females, especially Painfal ruation. o Well Known to Require Enromimns. 7th. It cures Painful Menstruation. 8th. It relieves Pain ill Hack and I,oins. '.ttil. It counteracts Nervousness and J)elOl h. It restores Irregularities, [spondency. lltli. It disjtrls Crloomy and Hysterica/ 12th. It is an admirable Tonic. [Feelings. Letters, Testimonials, Ac. and have found it a most efficient, and, in my lion. 1Iiham Warnkr, Judge or Supreme Court, Gn. cconunend Jacob's Cordial?my own personal mid friends around me, is a sufficient guarantee > be, viz., a tovcrciyn rnnedy." Wm. II. UxiiKnwooi), erly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit, invalunble medicine to nil afflicted with bowel remedy?decidedly superior to anything else liunc, Deputy G. M. of the Crand Lodge, Ga. d thiii, with all I hear about it as n remedy by that it stands at the head of every preparation the diseases for which it id compounded." of the Hank of the St itc of Georgia, Griffin. >ony, Jacob's Cordial must stand pre-eminent wel Diseases. From the mass of testimony in i very far in advance, as n curative agent, of A. Fi.kmixc, liier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin, brity as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns rcr used."?Georgia Jrfferaonian, May 10, '33. Roiu:i:ts ?fc Adams, Hodges' Depot; F. G. Parks, (ircenwood; 1I.vvii.axi>, J [.vrkial ?fc Co., Charleston, Wholesale Agents; throughout llic Stale. \VJI. W. BLISS it CO., Proprietors, Xo. '20 Beekmnu Street, New York. r a? ^JK <3L S? 3K" ~*kf AGES, BUGGIES, Ac., at tlte old stand of M j put up, in the very best and latest style, ?ny !, price our work, and you cannot fail to be tly Executed. k'fl Patcui IWetalic ISurinl Cuscs. id preserving the dead for prolonged low for caxh. |>nrt of the District desired. T1I0S. M. CHRISTIAN, JAMES L. DEALE. 37 ly Sheriff's Sales. BY Virtue of various writs of fieri facias to me directed, I will sell, on the first Monday in April next, at Abbeville Court House, within the legal hours of sale:? 100 acres of land, more or less, l>oundcd b3* O. Trible, Widow Webster, and others; levied on as the property of Ilenson Posey, to satisfy the costs in cases of Charles Murphy and vs. Ilenson Posey. 4 houses and lots in the village of Abbeville, containing respectively 6J, 7, A\, and H acres, more or less, aU well improved, bounded by


ocr: New Spring <V Summer Cood? CHAMB ERS & M A RSH ALL'S \ CHEAP CASH STORE, Abbeville C. II. \ J~~\TF* arc daily receiving our New V t Stock, comprising the latest styles in French, English, and American MUSLINS and CALICOES, French BR1LT.I ANTES, Fine Muslin GING1IAMS, Plain and Fancv BAIIEGKS, Bl'k, Co M, an J Fanev SILKS, Straw CON NETS and Misses' FLATS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, Bonnet UIBBOXS, and PARASOLS. I And an unusually Large and Cheap Stock of ISltOI DERIES, Swiss CURTAINS, Gent's Straw I1ATS, NECK TIES Ac. We most respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of this District to the above Goods. v? c announce, notwithstanding the general depression in the Monev Market throughout the country, the system of business adopted by ua than a year ago, namely, OASII?and to which we shall rigidly adhere?enables us to offer for the coming season, a very large Stock at prices to suit the HARD TIMES. We will constantly receive addditiotis the Season, of new nnd desirable Goods, from New York and Baltimore. March 27, 18"i5. 4'J tf


ocr: HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOOD CAR! AT GHAELES5 ps-KKHrjE:7m.9i m* [Late J. O. tf I S Th? subscriber will keep on hand the COACHES, ROCICAWAYS, BAROU TRAVELLING lio hud in the State, embracing till the nc wcat to order anv kind tliut timy be wnr.!.*(i, i double & ainglo; Whips, Nutting Also, CoachiuiikcrN stock of al Repairing in all it.t branches, ]>roi Z3?"All Work 3, 1854. '2-4 GHIATSOUTH ) [- FOR ALL BOWEL ) Admirably adapted to many D Menstr The Virtues of Jacob's Cordial arc too It cures the worst eases of ])iarrhcen. It cures the xcorst fornix of iJyaenttru. It cures California or Af'xican Liarrhcta. It relieves the severest Colic. It cvres Cholera Morbus. It cures Cholera Infanhint, A few Hhort Extracts from "I liuve used Jacob's Cordial in my family, i a valuable remedy." gives me pleasure in being able to r< nud the experience of rny neighbors i uie to believe it to be all that it purport* to Forme take great pleasure in recommending this i for which I believe it to be a sovereign tried by me." A. A. O.tl'i have used Jacnb's Cordial in my family, am who have tried it, induces tne to believe t the kind, and 1 would rconimend its use in t Miles G. Dobhixs, Cashier If llinw all other preparations for the cure of Ho\ favor coming in from nil quarter*, it must be if not all other 'patent'preparations." Casli efficient remedy is travelling into celel Russia, and gaining commendation wher?v F?r 6ulo by Wardlaw ?t Lyon. Abbeville C. IL; Joii.n Smitii, Cokesburv ; by the principal Merchants antf Druggicta I 2, 1805?CO 6m] /m. se: *w arm The Undersigned. Builders of CARRL H. <fc F. A. DEALE, are now prepared U in our line of busiuesi. Give us a call, pr Repairing I?ea HAVE also on hand an assortment of Fisl valuable nir-tight Cases, for protect ing an transportation, or for vaults, are offered i will also make and send COFFINS to any C. II., January 19, 1866 J 00 A SSEE. fall-blooded Horse, JOCAS* .fy SEE, will stand the ensuing W season ns follows: On Monday, at Bnzil on Tuesday, at E.Trible's, Esq.: Wnr1n?o,1n?r o ? fl ? V.l!_l - 1 ' .. . ?""ji vj- u. v. uiiiiscaie s, on nt Abbeville C. II.; on Friday, at kellnr'fl, Esq.; on Saturday, at \IAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! mm PRICES. irsc.^LaKE;i3:9 Thornton.] 5^ai J largest nnd moat elegant assortment of GHES, BUGGIES, GIGS, SULKIES, WAGONS, &v., stvles un<l lnte-U fasliioiis of the di\v_ nn<l .1 tfie most superb and durable manner. Also, ;s, Buggy Umbrellas, Horso Blankots, II kind* on liand for Kale low. nplly and faithfully done, at lour price*. u-ar ranted. JBA EEM EIIEDYI 3: a? (CHOLERA MORBUS, DISEASES. { BILIOUS CHOLIO, ( CHOLERA isea6C8 of Females, especially uation. 1 Well Known to Require Encomiums. I 7tb. It currs Painful Jfcti.itmotion. I 8th. It relieves Pain in Back and fth. It counteracts Nerooiixncxs and It restores Irrer/ularities. 11th. It dispels Gloomy and 12th. It it an admirable Tonic. Lettcru, Testimonials Ac. mJ have found it a most efficient, and, in Hon. 111k.am Warncr, Judge of Supreme Court, Ga. icomtnend Jacob's Cordial?my own and friends around me, is a suifiaieut be, viz., a xoverciyn remedy." Wm. II. Underwood, rly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee nvrluable medicine lo all afflicted with remedy?decidedly superior to anything i.niNO, Deputy G. M. of the Grand Lodge, Ga. i this, with nil I hear about it as a remedv i.?t :? t~ -4. .i.. i i nut ib okunus no cue ucitu ui every lie diseases for which it is compounded." of the Bank of the State of Georgia, Grifiiu. ony, Jacob's Cordial must stand vel Diseases. From the mass of testimony very far in advance, as a curative ngent, A. Fleming, tier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin, brity as fft:?t as Bonaparte pushed his er used."?Georgia Jefferaoiiian, May 19, '53. Roberts <fc Auamb, Hodges' Depot; F. G. Parks, Greenwood; Haviland, IIahkal ?fc Co., Charleston, Wholesale Agents; throughout the State. WM. W. BLISS .t CO., Proprietors, No. 20 Beekuian Street, New York. ' isc. nr o :mr je "W AGES, BUGGIES, <fcc., at the old stand of ? put u[5, in tlie very best and latest style, , price our work, and you cannot fail to tly Executed. i's Patent IVetalic JBnrlal d preserving the dead for prolonged low for cath. part of the District desired. THOS. M. CHRISTIAN*, JAMES L. DEALE. 37 ly TEIE INDEPENDENT PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT ABBEVILLE, B. C., AT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, HAS a circulation of "nearly one in Abbeville District, and is increasing. Its circulation in tbis State about fourteen hundred, and its entire list


ocr: PIANO FOllTE, sale, entirely new, apply to '.Mils. JANE A. ALLEN", Abbeville C. II r K C. . February 5. 1855, 40 tf


ocr: HBNRY S. KSRR, DEALBR IN ROCEEflft PBOTIMOSS * COHFKCTIONABlBS, a. 6.


ocr: ^ ' s< c * A y , *| ' ' j i I i | J. I< j ! The State of South Carolina, bhcvUlc District.?In the Common Picas 'illson Williams ) Foreign Attachment. ? * V K. Noble, Plaintiff's M'ciuiali Shehnno. J Attorney. \/T 11 Eli HAS, the Plaintiffs iu this cose V did, on the fifteenth day of No vomer. 1851, file their Declaration against tlic lid Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent mil and without the limits of this State, and as neither wife nor attorney known within u? same upon whom a copy of the said Dec lrntion might lie served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defend' lit <lo appear and plead to tile said on or before the sixteenth day of in the year of our Lord one thousand eight undrcd and tifty-five, otherwise linal and judgment will then be given and award' d against bins. MATTHEW MoDONALD, C. C. P. 'lerk's OHiee, Abbeville District, ) November 15, 1854. i qly lv 'Flic State of SoutU Carolina, Abbeville J)islrirt?In Ike Common Picas ,V,?. Hill ? T. AWi Sale, -| Attachmcnt Administrators I Toll|npaon A Fa5rf Icrcmiah She'lmnc. J "???* ? the Plaintiffs in this ens? V did, on the twentieth day of Novenv x'f, 18.'i-l, file their Declaration against the *aid Defendant, who (us it is said) is ubsent* from and without tint limits of this State, and lias neither wife nor attorney known within 111.- panic upon whom a copy of the Haiti ini;rhl l>e served: It is therefore ordered, that the said do appear and plead to the said DeeluraI ion on or before the twenty-first day of Novein- her, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight Iii)ndred and fifty-five, otherwise filial aud judgement will then be given and against him. ~ M ATTIIKW MoDONALD, C. C. P. Clerk's titliee, Abbeville District, ) November 20, 185-1. \ qly ly


ocr: Children's Carriages, I Superior qualities nnd styles, ORAXGES, LEMOXS, Top-Corn (a new article) and other CAX 1)1 KS, Various new and beautiful ite., At., just received at H MOURE'S VARIETY STORE. 2G


ocr: Wheat! Wheat! Wheat! rI^ I IE Subscriber is again in the markot for JL any quantity of WHEAT. I am pro pared to pav, in cash, the highest prices, and will now mal:t? engagements, and furnish two H bushel osnaburg bags and send, ttfom to tho most convenient points. S WIIIT. WALKER. Xewberrv C. TT.. Anril 2."i. Kifiw H


ocr: HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOOD CARR AT CHARMS Ti? jiE*jst.?rm-a^m.sNS :H^ [Lato J. O. W S ^ ; i , ^ Tin* subscriber will keep oiyli:in<l llie CO A (J I IKS, HOCK AW A YS, BAUOU TltAYKLUXfJ l.o hail in the State, omhracini; all the newest luiild to order nnv kind that, may In- wanted, ii double & single; Whips, Netting Also, Condi maker's stocli of al ?25?" Jinmirinj in <tfl tlx branches. prim %&"All Work June 1851. ... 2-4 Itar^ains iis Drv-WootN. ! GREAT REDUCTION! STUAISS, - - - - C'oki'HlMiiy. Subscriber respect fully informs his I 8 friciitl s ninl customers that he is now in { receipt <if a NKW STOCK of Fall and Winter Goods, greatly reduced prices; consisting of a gen j eral assortment of seasonalil? Dry Goods, viz: j Prints, Gingham?, Mouslin <lc i,nines, Merinos, Cashmeres, Scotch l'lai'ls. Alpacas, JJhtc/c Sill.-.t, etc.; Kerseys, 0<nr;/!a J'litiitx, Satinets, (,'ussiiiiercs, nml Kr.tu<1 - - f IJHIOI.'l.', I Flannels, ami Linseys; also, a full assort incut of Hosiery, Embroideries, Ribbonsami Cloves; U EA1 > Y - M A 1>E CLOTHING, HKKIJE HATS and CAPS, P.UOTS AM) SHOES; HARDWARE, CROOK Kit V, nii'l GROCERIES, at very, low i prices, and, at Mnrkr.l priee?. Also, u verv tine assortment of NEGROES' | RROOANS, SALT, HAGGING, ROPE, ami TWINE. M. STRAUSS. Cokesbury, Oct., 1851. 25 if MOORE'S VARIETY STORE, Abbeville . II. ri^nK r...w (iiirtuul ViH'ir 4l?.r? 1. courajjement received tlui-iiiir the few niontl?f* lie lias been engaged in bnsiue**, calls tlie attention of his friends and customers tu the new nnJ splendid supply lie lias, just re. eei ved. As a gener:1.! idea of his stock, he may mention a few articles:? FKUJTS, from every clime and of all varieties?Lemons, Oranges, l'ine Apples, Cocoa Nuts, Apples. ?fce., ?fce. CAXJtfJiH?Stick (.'ainly, assort<M; Can-j dy Toys, Almond Candy, 1'imhir Candy. Kisses, HC3VI lvu i vmjn-ruiuru ?Xic., d'O. NUTS-?lJiiizil Nuts, I'ecann Nuts, Walnuts, Almonds, <fce., <ie. PICKLES-?nil sorts, any quantity, ami choice <|iialitics. i PHKSJillVES I IA6ES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION I TOE PRICES. Thornton.] largest iiml most <;l?g?iit assortment of ';m:s, r.lJCJGIKS, GIGS, SULKIES, \YA(iO\'S, &< ., styles mill latest fashions of the dny, nml ii lfi?! must sii|>i:i-li ui:i| "luralilc Dimmer. Also, s, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, I Kinds on hand for sale low. i/>(fi/aml faithfully (low, at low prices. I % f.*t ??- ?# # ?"!' ?? .. frtSlJ 15 CHARLESTON CARPET WAREHOUSE.. William Calder HAS always ??:? Imiul llio largest si-l.-fvl t?(?nk <?r CAKL'lITING to in the city, viz:?Fine Ingrains, priced; superfine Ingrains, Tapestry Velvet,. Tapestry Hrussel*, low priccd llriisseld, Three riy Uurpelings, (ireen ami Printed Baize, Ilcarth' Kugs and I >oor Matts, Stair Carpeting ami Stair Rods, Bindings, tL-c., ?te. Matting, alii widths. Willi a large assortment of FLOOR CLOTH, from to 21 feet in width, for Rooms, Lobbies, ?te., without seam. Nos. 216 and 213 King-st., corner HaseL New and Wonderful WILLIAM STODDARD, Proprietor. ^ I'M IK Subscriber having purchased the Right. I ..L for the State ?f South Carolina in the Machine now invented, for RIFTING S1IAV1XO SlllVlillV llADOVT llTTAHHVi _ *te., is prepared to soli the Kight of the Districts, or sinirlc Machines, nt prices sufficiently low , make it an inducement for purchasers. 'l'hc Machine being simple in its construction, ! mid not liable to get out of order, is j of Split ting and Shuving Two Thousand ijli-s per hour?better llian nmdc by hand. is portable, mid can be worked by hand, ! or steam power. Ten to fifteen days work of ! Machine will make enough Shingles to pay I price asked for a single one. i Large indiicviiii-iiism. 'Vered to persons ing to purchase the rigl ' of several One of the Machines can bo seen ill ! in the Citv of Augusta, at Win. 11. Planing Mill, and one also may be seen in u. : short time at Mr. J. Witt's Machine Shop, hugelieM L'. II. THOS. G. LAMAR. Hamburg. S. C., A|-i-il '2U, 18f>l. Sl-tf Cotton Crins. r |"MIE subscriber?, having hail nine years perience, ami given universal to their patrons, being now full}- prepared good machinery ami the best of workmen, sj;fe in saying to the Cotton Planters in general


ocr: GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AT ABBEVILLE I henrys leave to inform his old c ally, that he hits now in Store the largest e GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ver before offered in the country, which hns be< beet Markets in the Nation. Hi? frequent visits i Jiarqain*, and, consequently, offer them in (urn. t AABaintia I.!, n 1 fnnil * ^4?.- J. - .? ...? .--even, II nilui'dd FKESII ami GENUINE. Hi?* Stock, at present cohsInIm, 1 14 Hhds. N. O. Sugars?the host ever offered, 20 Bbls. Clarified, Crushed and l'owdcr'd do. 25 " Stuart's C do. 30 " N. O. Syrup, 6 Hhds. Trinidad Molasses, Tierces Best Whole Riee, 30 Bags best Rio Coffee, 100 Sacks Salt, 25 Bbls. Seed Irish Potatoes, 100 Kegs Nails and Brads, 4,000 Lbs. Sweeds and English Iron. 20 Bbls. AVhiskey, 4 " N. E Hum, 2,000 Lbs. l'urc White Lead, Also, Red, Green, Yellow, and Black do. AO Boxes French nnd Amer'n Window Glass, Bbls. Linseed Oil,^ " Tanners' do. " Mnchinery do. " Copal Varnish, " Burning Fluid, ' Spts. Turpentine, ZD Jioxcs xtiniaga Jtaisins, 25 Drnm Smyrna Figs, 200 Lbs. Almonds, 200 " Brazilian Nuts. 25 Kits No. 1 Mackercl, 1,000 I'icccs English Pots and Ovens, lie is still in the COTTON* MARKET, and hi few enn boast of, these pressing time? ; and this, thing that is clean, ami nothing else, makes it, ti HOUSES in the UNITED STATES. Persons who have not tried this market, won larly at this time, ns lie has a very large Stock, a CASH. February 14, 1855. GREAT SOUTH; cnOLF.RA, ) DYSENTERY, [ FOR ALL BOWEL DIARRIHEA. ) Also, Admirably adapted to many Dis Menstru The Virtues of Jacob's Cordial are too % .4 J# /I- ?a/.? y./ n:?7.>V inu ft vui *? ific u-'Ji ni ciwo jynt / r/iau. 2d. It cura the icor*t form* of DynenUry. 3d. It cure* California or Mexican Uiarrlicta. 4th. It relieve* the teverrtl Colic. 5th. It cure* Cholera Marline. Cth. It eurct Cholera Infantum. A few short Extracts from 1 "I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, mi judgment, a valuable remedy." "It gives me pleasure in being able to rcc< experience, and the experience of my neighbors an for me to believe it to be all that it purports to I Fortnerl "I take great pleasure in recommending this iir diseases, for w hich 1 believe it to be a sovereign ri evor tried by me." A. A. Gaui.u "1 have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, and I iliowe who have tried it, induces mc to believe tin the kind, and 1 would recommend its use in tlx Miles G. Doddixs, Cashier of 'If there is any credibility in human tcstiniot above all other preparations for the cure of Howe it* favor coming in from all quarters, it must be v most if not all other 'patent'preparations." Cashic Tins efficient remedy is travelling into cclebr into Russia, and gaining c0ijjmcu<Jution wherevei rar" For sale bv Waddlaw <fe Lyon, Abbeville C. IL; .John Smith, Cokesbury ; And by the principal Merchants and Druggists tli Feb 2. 1855?39 6m] AND CONFECTIONERIES t COURT HOUSE, . KERR USTOMKRS AND THE PUBLIC GENER lock of AN1) CONFECTIONERIES, fii selected with great, earc by himself in tli< to Charleston, ennldes Iiim to take adnnnlagc 01 ,o hi* customers ; and as he makes weekly ne the guarantee to the public that his Stock i; In part, of tli? following, viz: 10 Reams Sand i'apcr, 100 Paint, Brushes, assorted size?, 10,000 Segars, of the most approved brands, 20 Boxes Tobacco, best and cheapest, 100 Lbs. Glue, best quality, Maeabov and Scotch Snuff, Scythe Blades and Hand Suws, Shot, Powder and Lead, 25 Dor.. Mason's Blacking, 12 ' Blacking Brushes, Russia Bristles and Lining Skins, Shoe Thread and Pegs, ns.sortcd, Upper, Russet and Harness Leather, Wagon Boxes of all sizes, i.uiiiii s iiatenels nntl Hammers, Putty and Pocket Knives, Choice Brandy and Wines, White Wine and Cider Vinegar, l'epper, Ginger, Spice and Nutmeg*, Curry-coinhs, Coffee and Tens, Pickled Salmon and Pewter Fauscts, Frying Pans for fritters. Whitewash, Brushes <b Spn'h Whiting, lied Lead and White Rum, Black Lead and lied Hum, Cotton Yarn and curious tilings. Besides a great many other articles; which to specify, would take up half the newspaper. is facilities to pay the highest prices, which couplcd with a perfect willingness to do the poll the whole, one of the BliST (JllOCKKY ild do well to get a sample of it, and pnrlicu nd would give any sort of a bargain for the 41 3t BHM REMEDY! ^CI E> H J59 ( CHOLERA MOUBUS, DiSKASES. < BILIOUS CII0L1C, ( CllOLKKA INFANTUM. eases of Females, esneniallxr Pninfnl ation. Will Krtottn to Require Encomium*. ! 7ll?. It curcs Painful Menstfnation. Sill. It relieves Pain in Ihti'k (tint I. vine. {(tli. It counteracts rvottsness and l)elOt li. It restores Irrei/ularitiea. [tpondtney. 11 tli. It dispel* Crlootui/ and Jfi/sterical 12th. It is an admirable Tonic. [heeling*. Letters, Teslisuoiiiuls &e. d have found it a most efficient, mid, in my Hon. IIiiiam Wauskk, Judge of Supreme Court, On. vminend Jacob's Cordial?my own personal id friends around inc, is a sufficient guarantee >e, viz., a sovereign rented)/." WM. II. Unhkrvood, y Judge Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit, valuable medicine to all afilictcil with bowel >inedr?decidedly RUjKirior to anything else inc. Deputy (.J. M. of the Gruud Lodge, Ga. thin, with all I hear aboul it as a remedy by it it iitaud? at the head of everv nreimruLioii i diseases for which it is compounded." ' the Bank of the State of Georgia, Griflin. ?y, Jacob's Cordial must staud pre-eminent :1 Diseases. From the mass of testimony in ery far in advance, us a curative agent, of A. Fleming, :r Marine atid Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin, ity as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns used."?Georgia Jeffcnon 'mu, May 11), "63. Roberts it Adams, Hodges' Depot; F. G. Fakes, Greenwood; II.wii.asj), IIakual <fc Co., Charleston, Wholesale Agents; roiiglwoiit the Slate. ffJL W. BLISS it CO., Proprietors, fit). 20 Beekman Street, New York. . j i .


Grand River times. [volume]

ocr: 2 months and three days: " HPIIE undersigned, Church Building Committee, X Invite sealed proposals lor tho laying up and completing, upon lot 221, In this village, a stono basement, the walls of which to be 38 feet by Gt feet, in length, 11 feet in hcigth, and twenty inch es in thickness. Also scaled proposals for the con struction and completion of a church edifice, to be erected upon the basement aforesaid, and built and finished in style and dimensions correspond ing with the plan, draughts, and specifications, ex hibited at tho office of Ferry & Sons, where propo sals will bo received, up to the loth day of August next, and opened the following day, at the Wash ington House. No proposition will bo considered unless the fulfillment thereof is guaranteed by suf ficient sureties. TH OS. W. FFUIiY, IIEN11Y PENNOYER, C. B. A LB EH, HENRY GItlFFIN, 1. C. DUVERNAY. Grand Haven, July 10, 1835. 190 7w.

place_of_publication: Grand Haven, Mich.

publisher: Barns & Angel


ocr: AYER'S PILLS. THE greatest discovery of the age is, AYlSR'S CATHARTIC F1L.L.S. They don't help complaints, but they cure them. One box has cured Dyspepsia. Three boxes have cured the worst cases of Scrof ula. Two boxes have cured Erysipelas. Ono box always cures the Jaundice. Three boxes are sure to cleanse the system from boils: often less than one does it. Two boxes have completely cured the worst of ulcers on the legs. Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles. One dose cures tho headache arising from a foul stomach. Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from the body. They should be given to cldldrcn who are always more or less affected with this scourge. As a gentle Physic they have no equal. One box cures derangement of the Liver. Half a box cures a cold. They purify the blood, and thus strike at tho foundation of every disease. As a Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the world. They arc purely Vegetable, and can do no harm. but do accomplish au unaccountable amouut of good. Prepared by J. C. AYER, Practical Chemist, Lowell. Mass., and sold by all Druggists and Deal ers in Medicine through this section. Sold by J. S. Farrand, Detroit ; Henry Griffin, Grand Haven; II. G. Post, Holland; Steel & Hedges, Steel's Landing; and by all dealers in medicines every where. (181 2m.


ocr: 'TUST arrived at Gri Gin V Drug Store. Large O supplies of all tho most desirable' medicines; .. .. t . I.'. J- . ! rill ikrf wnicn it is jmpossiuie 10 cnumeraie. s" u varieties of "" '' , i FAiMILY' GROCERIES, : Mess Pork, Smoked Hams and Shoulders, rinie Dried Applet Peaches, Prunes, Tamarinds, Lem- vua. til.., lit. , t ' , Notko. TJirj undersigned have this day renewed tho Co partnership, style or firmof'Fcrry & Sons, for tho sole purpose of carrying on a General Storoge, Forwarding and Commission business' at this place. Said busincs.1 will tye continued at their old stand. Central Dock, Water street,, where thoir friends and the public generally will find them prompt in the receipt aud transmission of ,all property' iutrusted to their hands. ;. . . t . ' WM.M. FERHY, ; , ' ' WM.M. FKUUY.Jr., , . . i THOS. W. FLKIOV ' Grand Haven, March 15, 1805 ,, H f".


ocr: CROCKERY A IVew Arruiigcmcnt. E. D. BENEDICT & CO., HAVE taken the new store on Canal street door north of the Tost-oflice, which has fitted up In superior style expressly for thetr busi ness, and they are now receiving their new stock CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, to which the attention of the citizens of Haven and the surrounding country is respectful ly Invited. Constant additions will be made the season so as to keep on hand at all times an as sortment so large and varied that all can be in style and price. In addition they have articles " too numerous to mention" in the line HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. THEIR STOCK OF CHOICE GROCERIES is complete, and will be sold at slight advance from cost to make room for other goods. Purchasers will find it to their advantage to at the Crockery Store, ns its location in this city a permanent thing. E. I). BENEDICT & CO. Grand Rapids, June, 1831. f 152


ocr: 1854. 1854. -Grand Haven and Chicago Line The Fast galling Schooner, New Hampshire, - - - -Capt. Warrem Lizzio Throop, tf Clidesdell. Illinois,. " Burke. Vermont, ; " ' TT7TLL make regular trips between Chicago and y ? Grand Haven during the season of lsol Freights deposited with JAMES R. HUGUNIN of Chicago, will receive prompt attention, and be freighted at uniform rates during the season. Haxton, Cutler & Wart9, Agents. Grand Haven, March 8, 18T)4. : r ;


ocr: Agricultural Warehouse and Seoc3L tore. THE subscribers have recently opened a store on Canal street, opposite the Public Hall, where- they keep constantly on hand a largo assortmni Farming Implements, MacJrincs, Seeds, They are also mtnufaeturlnfr rMUVS of tho most approved Eastern Patterns (Including tho celebrated Curtis Flow), also, Cultivators, Graia Cradles, &c. They keep constantly on hand l oint for more than fifteen different kinds of I lows. .Theso Toints, as well as all other castings mado at this shop, are of the best quality of hard iron. The wooding of Tlowi is done by Henry Stone, whose long experience in the business, enables hln to excel in this branch of bnsiness. ' Farmers and those connected with agricultural pursuits, are invited to call and satisfy themselves that this is just the establishment which they hat solongncedcd. Stoxe & Chubb. Grand liapids, February 1, 1S55. 18 ly


ocr: New Goods! . O. 33. 2l Xji33E3E3 IS lust receiving a largo stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which will bo sold at unusually " LO W Pit ICES! Call and examine his stock of Prints, Delaines, 'Cloths, Casimeres, and Domestic Goods. BOOTS & SHOES, of all styles, and sizes,' and at prices that cannot 1'a.il to suit. ..... , Hats, Caps, Stoves, Shelf Hardware, Groceries, etc., etc., too numerous to mention. Call and see I


ocr: Notice. undersigned have this day renewed the Co partnership, style or Arm of Ferry & Sons, for sole purpose of carrying on a General Storage, and Commission business at this place. business will be continued at their old stand. Dock, Water street, where their friends and public generally will find them prompt in tho and transmission of all property intrusted their hands. WM. M. FERRY, WM. M. FERRY, Jr., TIIOS. W.FERRY. Grand Haven, March 15, 1835


ocr: NEW GOODS. Haxton, Cutler & Warts ARE now receiving their Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, and invite tho attention of all those in want of good Goods at low prices, as we sell for cash we can afford them much cheaper than to sell on credit. Call and see the new roods. No charge made for showing them. Further particulars next WPCIf.


ocr: " i - AYER'S PUIS. POETRY OF PHYSIC. AVER'S PILLS glide, sugar-shod, over the pal- uic, uui uiuir energy, nunougn wrapped trp, is there, and tells with giant force on the very founda tions of disease. There urn tliniKiinfU nf KiiffVrnra who would not wear their distempers if they knew they could bo cured for.25 cts. Try Aycrs Pills, and j'ou will know it. Purify the blood and disease will be' starved out. Clcanso tho system from Impurities and you arc cureu uircuuy. Take this best of nil rim Pnrf ntlvns nnrl Rprnfn la, Indigestion, Weakness, Ilcad-achc, Hack-ache, Side-ache, Jaundice, Rheumatism, derangements of the Liver, Kidneys, and Rowels, all derange ments nuu nu diseases wnicn a purgative remedy can reach, fly before them like darkness before the Sun. Reader, if you arc suffering from any of tho nu merous complaints they cure suffer no more the remedy has been providing for you, and it is crimi nal iu uriuci ii. That Aver' Ohprni J'srtnrnJ ? tlm hncf tYinHMnn for ft Cough, is known to tho whole world, and that Aper's Fills aro the best of all Pills, is known to all wjio nave used mem. Prepared by J. C. AYER, Lowell, Mass., and sold bv Drticirisr.a ovorvwhrrn. 'Sold by J. S. Farrand, Detroit; Henry Griffin, Hedges, Steel's Landing; and by all dealers in medicines everywhere.


ocr: ' IRVING HALL CLOTHING WAREHOUSE' NEW SPRING STOC& 1 ! nOUTEn &, MAtIIISOV. Penile... yw J. bets of every Variety of Clothing, foot of luunroo street, uranu xtapias, are now receiving iucir . SPRING STOCK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Always tho cheapest, and now the most exten slve stock of Clothing ever oiTered in this city. We nrn evrliislvelv In thn rlnthfnir tmAe Hvn ting our entire attention to only one branch of uusiuess, ana are onenug vioms ana vioiningat prices m a i DEFY COMPETITION ! CLOTHING GOODS. We offer for sale, by the Piece or Package, a complete assortment of Broadcloths, all colors, Cassimcres, of every variety, Drap D'Etes, Cashmere Cloths, Cashmeret, Queens Cloth, Alpacas, Fancy Linen and Cotton Coating, Buff and Blay Linen and Lawns, Bleached and Fancy Barnsley Drills, English and French Cottonades, White, Buff and Marseilles, Padded and Dyed Ducks and Drills, Satins, Grenadines, Velvets, Paddings, Silecias, &c, &c. Together with every variety of AMERICAN CLOTHS, DOESKINS, FANCY CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, &c. COATS.


ocr: NOTICE. The Senior partner, Wm. M. Ferry, in the mercantile business of Ferry & Sons, at Grand Haven, having this day withdrawn there from, the undersigned, Thomas W. Ferry and Wm. M. Ferry, Jr., have associated with them William Wallace in said business and the same will here after be carried on at the Oll stand, under the style or firm of Ferry & Wallace. Tuos. W. Ferry, Wm. M. Ferry, Jr., Wm. Wallace. Grand Haven, Oct. 16, 1854.


ocr: MORE WEFgoQTJST TTAXTON, CUTLER & VVAltTS call and bo satisfied of its truth 1 10 Grand Iiaven, Nov. 1st, 1851.


ocr: TUST V of UZL!A9.CORI)ONSt 4.. f vffiICd' Jrcss, a large assortn i.) 0 ml- rnnff from $1.50 to sis.- nV lent en a nging from $ to $A. t.M 0r.d,cons' Priccs of p finxVJPS,h toc Ilcr ith a selection Violin " """'l?3: Iinnbni;.. " uim A'iu"na instr . - y .uuu. October 4, 1S51. uction War. Freusser & Co.


ocr: v . ill a r r 1 1 i . Oa the 4th inst- by Henry Griffin, Esq., Mr. H. Camp, and Henrietta Kroom, both of this place.


ocr: VTOTICE. The Senior partner, Wm. M. Ferry, 1 in the mercantile business of Ferry & Sons, at Grand Haven, having this day withdrawn there from, the undersigned, Thomas W. Ferry and Wm. M. Ferry. Jr., have associated with them William Wallace in said business and the same will here after be carried on at tho old Maud, under the style or firm of Ferry & Wallace. Tnos. W. Ferry, Wm. M. Ferry, Jr., Wm. Wallace. Grand Haven, Oct. 10, 1851.


ocr: Lumhorm rnis Uootinc NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of all persons desirous of forming a company or as sociation for running, driving, booming, aud raft ing logs, timber, or lumber, on Muskegon River, III... ... . m f r . - I aW wm ueneiu at tne store or i;. uavjs u., m ic village of Muskegon, in Ottawa county, onThurs- (lnv. ilni- nf March Innt.. fit 10 oYloek A. M.- for the purpose of forming a company, or associ ation, ana electing omcers in accoru&nce wuu un Act approved Feb. 9, 1S33. A. TROWBRIDGE. II. DEIDLER, A. F. Hathaway, Geo. Ruddimax, (. W. Wat.tov. C. Davis. Muskegon, March 3, 1835. 182 2w.


ocr: AYER'S PILLS. POETRY OP PHYSIC. AYER'S PILLS glide, sugar-shod, over the pal ate, but their energy, although wrapped up, Is there, and tells with giant force on the very founda tions of disease. There aro thousands of sufferers who would not wear their distempers if they knew they could bo cured for 25 cts.- Try Aycr s Pills, and you will know it. Purify the blood and disease will be starved out. CIcanso tho system from impurities and you aro cured already. Take this best of all tho Furgatlvcs, and Scrofu la, Indigestion, Weakness, Head-ache, Back-ache, Side-ache, Jaundice, Rheumatism, derangements of tho Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels, all derange ments and all diseases which a purgative remedy can reach, ily before them like darkness before tho Sun. Reader, if you are suffering from any of the nu merous complaints they cure suffer no more the remedy has been providing for you, and It Is crimi nal to neglect it. That Ayefs Cherry Pectoral, is the best medicine for a Cough, Is known to the whole world, and that Aycrs Pills are the best of all Pills, is known to all who have used them. Prepared by J. C. AYER, Lowell, Mass., and sold by Druggists everywhere. 'Sold by J. S. Farrand, Detroit; Henry Griffin, Grand Haven; II. G. Tost, Holland; Steel & Hedges, Steel's Landing; and by all dealers in medicines every where. a ROCERIES, wc have a full assortment, also II.. f .... I ll'Li.. ... n a ' iiuiu, Liiru, nne iscuns, &,c, xc. II. C. & . BLACK Alapacca, do. plaid; and Nankeens may be found at Feurt & Wallace. T. T. T. A Superior article of Young Hyson Tea four shillings per poundand good N. O. Sugar, twenty pounds for one dollar 1 April 21, 18.3. V H.C.&.W. A A LBS CHEESE, 500 lbs. Butter, Just re- fMU reived a gOOU unicie uikiuii?


ocr: AYEIt'S PILIS. POETRY OP PHYSIC. AVER'S PILLS glide, sugar-shod, over the pal ate, but their energy, although wrapped up, U there, and tells with giant force on the very founda tions of disease. There nre thousands of sufferers who would not wear their distempers if they knew they could be cured for 25 cts. Try Aycr s Pills, und you will know it. Purify the blood and disease will no starved on. Cleanse the system from impurities and you are cjircd already. Take this best nf nil the Punrntivcs, nnd Scrofn- la, Indigestion, Weakness, Ilead-achc, Rack-ache, Side-aciic. Jaundice, Rheumatism, derangements of the Liver, Kidncvs, and Rowels, nil dcrnnge- mcuts nnd idl diseases wincn a purlin u rvmeuy can reach, fly before them like darkness before tho SURcadcr, If vou nre suffering from nnv of the nu mprnin i-mnnlaints thev cure suffer no more the remedy has been providing fjryou,nnd it is crimi nal to neglect it. .... That Ay r's Cherry Pectoral, is the best medicine for a Cough, Is known to the whole world, nnd that Aycr s Pills are tne oesi or an mis, is Known to all who have used iiirhi. Prepared by J. C. AVER, Lowell. Mass.. nnd sold bv Druggists everywhere. 'Sold by J. S. Fnrrand, Detroit; Henry Griffin. Grand Haven; H. G. Pot, Holland; Steel & Hedges, Steel's Landing; nnd bv all dealers in medicines every whetc.


ocr: Notice. THE undersigned have this day renewed the Co partnership, style or firm of Ferry & Sons, for the sole purpose of carrying on n General Storage, Forwarding and Commission business at this place. Said business will be continued nt their old stand, Central I lock, Water street, where their friends und the public generally will find them prompt In the receipt and transmission of all property intrusted to their hands. WM. M. FERRY, WM.M. FERRY, Jr., Til OS. W.FERRY. Grand Haven, March 15, 1855


ocr: HAXTON, CUTLER & WAIITS are on hand again, with another large stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, nnd Ready Made Clothing, and are prepared as usual to sell Goods a little lower than any other shop in town. All who doubt this will do well to call and be satisfied of its truth. Grand Haven, Nov. 1st, 18-1.


ocr: AYER'S PILES. POETRY OP PHYSIO. AYER'S PILLS glide, sugar-shod, over the pal ate, but their energy, although wrapped up. is there, and tells witli giant force on tho very founda tions of disease. There aro thousands of sufferers who would not wear their distempers if thev knew they could bo cured for 25 cts. Try AVer's Pills. ana you win know it. w Purify the blood and disease will bo starved out Clcanso the system from impurities and you aro cured already. Take this best of all the Purgatives, and Scrofu la, indigestion, W eakness, llcad-achc, Hack-ache, Side-ache, Jaundice, Rheumatism, derangements of the Liver, Kidneys, and liowels, all derange ments and all diseases which a purgative remedy can rcacn, ny Dciore them like darkness beforo tho bun. Reader, if you are suffering from any of tho nu merous complaints they cur(5 suffer no more the remedy nas been providing for you, and It is crimi nal to neglect it. That Averts Cherry Pectoral, is the best medicine for a Cough, is known to tho whole world, and that Ayer's Pills are the best of all Pills, is known to all who nave used tnem. Prepared by J. C. AYER, Lowell, Mass., and sold ny uruggists everywhere. bold by J. S. rarrand, Detroit; Henry Griffin, Grand Haven: II. G. Post, Holland: Steel & Hedges, Steel's Landing; and by all dealers in


ocr: : Wm. Preusser & Co. T. T. T. A Superior article of Young Hyson rea four shillings per ponnd and good N,. O. Sugar, twenty pounds for ono dollar! April 21, 135. it.u fle. n.


ocr: New Goods! IS just receiving a large stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which will be sold at unusually ' ' -" LOW Pit ICES! Cull and examine his stock of Prints. Delaines. Cloths, Casimcres, and Domestic Goods. J -. BOOTS & SHOES, . V of all styles, and sizes, and at prices that cannot fail to suit. Hats, Caps, Stoves, Shelf Hardware', Groceries, etc., etc., too numerous to mention. Call and seo I '' ; . ,


ocr: JETNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Conn. Chartered, 1819. CASH CAPITAL, $300,000. i INSURES Merchandise generally, Stores, Dwell ings, Warehouses. Buildimrs. Public and Pri- vate, Mills, Manufactories, &c. ; and takes Inland Risks of property by Lakes, Rivers, Canals, and Land Carriage to all parts of the Union. Rates of rrcmium as low as security to the insured permits. Policies on Firo and Inland Risks issued on fa vorable terms, by Haxtow. Cutler & Warts. Acrcnts nfc Grand Mich.


ocr: HAXTON, CUTLER & WARTS ARE now receiving from Propellers Tocahontas and Troy, the balance of their larre and ex- tensive Spring and Summer stock of Hardware, Groccricrs and Crockerv. to whlrh vft invft.A tlm attention of all those who wish to buy goods at very low prices. , Grand Haven, June o, 1851.


ocr: CROCKERY STORE. A New Arrangement. E. D. BENEDICT & CO., HAVE taken tho new store on Canal street flrst door north of the Post-office, which has been fitted un in suncrior stvlo exvresslv for thetr busi ness, and they are now receiving their new stock of CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, to which tho attention of tho citizens of Grand Haven and the surrounding country is respectful ly invited, constant additions will be mado during tho season so as to keep on hand at all times an as sortment so largo and varied that all can be suited in style and price. In addition they have many articles 44 too numerous to mention" in tho lino of - 110 U SE-KEEPING GOODS. THEIR STOCK OF CHOICE GROCERIES Is complete, and will be sold at 6light advance from cost to maito room tor other goods. . Purchasers will find it to their advantage to call at tho Crockery Store, as its location in this citylls a permanent thing. E. D. BENEDICT & CO.


ocr: Estray Notice. 1AME into the 'enclosure of the subscriber on J the second day of December last, a two year old Steer ; said Steer is red on each side, and has a white face, line back, and two white hind feet. 1 he owner is requested to call, prove property, pay charges and take the same away. William S. Woodruff. Blendon, January 1, 1855. 1 173 w4


ocr: new AYER S PUIS. rpHE greatest discovery of the age is, AYKirs X UATI1A11T1U 1'lL.LiS. They don t help complaints, but they cure them Ono box has cured Dyspepsia. Three boxes have cured the worst cases of Scrof ula. Two boxes havo cured Erysipelas. One box always cures the Jaundice. Three boxes are sure to cleanse the system from boils : often less than one does it. Two boxes havo completely cured tho worst of ulcers on the legs. Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles. One dose cures the headache arising from a foul stomach.' Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from tho body. They should be given to children who are always more or less alicctcd with this scourge. As a gentle Physic they have no equal. One box cures derangement of tho Liver. Half a box cures a cold. They purify the blood, and thus strike at the foundation of every disease. As a Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the world. They are purely Vegetable, and can do no harm, but do accomplish an unaccountable amouut of good. Prepared ty J. C. A1EK, l'ractical Chemist, Lowell. Mass., and sold by all Druggists and Deal crs in Medicine through this section. Sold bv J. S. Farrand. Detroit; Henry Griffin, Grand Haven; II. G. Post, Holland; Steel & Hedges, Steel's Landing; and by all dealers in medicines every where. . 1181 2m. ACKONETS, Swiss and Book Muslins, at the Drug and V ariety store, Mill Point. N consignment. 10 Boxes Bidwell's & Son's


ocr: just received by II. C. W. iETNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Conn. Chart rifd, 1811). CASH CAPITAL, $300,000. INSURES Merchandise generally, Stores, Dwell ings, Warehouses, Buildings, Public and Pri vate, Mills, Manufactories, &c; and takes Inland Risks of property by Lakes, Rivers, Canals, and Land Carriage to all parts of the Union. Rates of Premium as low as security to the insured permits. Policies on Fire and Inland Risks issued on fa vorable terms, by Haxton, Cutler & Warts, Agents at Grand Haven, Mich.


ocr: Soila Fount for Sale. A FIRST rate Soda Fountain, Jn complete run ning order, with draught pipe and for sale by E. A. TRUAX, Druggist, Canal three doors sonth of the Post-Ofllcc, Grand Rap ids, where it may be seen. May 29, 1855. f 193 wf


ocr: Dissolution. der the firm oi A. morion, is mis aay ai. solved by .mutual consent, und iiLl .business that may hereafter be transacted will bo1 in the name of Amos Norton, to whom all claims of the lato firm must be presented and bv him will be adjuit--cd. AMOS NORTON, : ' i ' '. - GEOi V. NORTON. Nortonville, Aug.21, 1S50. , fQ37w


ocr: AYEH'S POETRY OF PHYSIC. AVTTVC PITTC rrliln ctl ra.cl(1 Ko ate, but their energy, although wrapped up, is thei-e, and tells with giant force on the very founda tions of disease. There are thousands of sufferers who would not wear their distempers If thev knew they could be cured for 25 cts. Try Ayers Pills, and you will know it. Purify the blood and disease will be starved'out. Cleanse the system from impurities and you are cured already. ' Take this best of all the Purgatives, and Scrofu la. Indigestion, Weakness, Ilcad-achc, Back-ache, Side-ache. Jaundice, Rheumatism, derangements of tho Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels, all derange ments and all diseases which a purgative remed can reach, fly before them like darkness before tho Sun. ' ' ' ' " Reader, if you arc suffering from any of the nu merous complaints they cure suffer no more tho remedy has been providing for you, and it is crimi nal to neglect it. That Aycri Cherry Tcdoral, is the best medicine for a Cough, is known to the whole world, and that AVer's Pills are the best of all Pills, is known to all who have used them. Prepared by J. C. AYER, Lowell, Mass., and sold by Druggists everywhere. - Sold bv J. S. Farrand, Detroit; Henry Griflin, Grand Haven; II. G. Tost, Holland; Steel & Hedges, Steel's Landing; and by all dealers in medicines every where. . , : . Climtercc:,


ocr: Notice. THE undersigned have this day renewed the Co partnership, 6tyle or firm of Ferry & Sons, for the sole purpose of carrying on a General Storage, Forwarding and Commission business at this place. Said business will be continued at their old stand, Central Dock, Water street, where their friends and the public generally will find them prompt in the receipt and transmission of all property intrusted to their hands. WM.M. FERRY, WM. M. FERRY, Jr., Til OS. W.FERRY. Grand March 15, 1855


ocr: New Spring Goods ! 1TE have jnst received, by Express, a part t ? our extensive stock of new spring ana sum mer goods, which have been bought at the market prices. Wo are prepared to ofTer greater bargains In kinds of roods, than ever before, for CASH. ' Our stock consists, in the line of Dry Goods, Poplins, Persian DeLaincs, Printed Lawns, Chal lis Bareges, Barege DeLaincs, Calicoes, etc., to which we invite the attention of the Ladies their beauty and cheapness. Cutler & Warts.


ocr: TTATS, CAPS & BONNETS, the largest tttock, JLJL and cheaper than ever before ottered in this market, for sale by F. & W. 1855. TRANSPORTATION. 1855. FERRY & SONS, orfoarbmg anb (Somimssimt JJOhrtljanis. OWNERS AND AGENTS OF Lake Propeller and Grand Kiver ateamooat .bines. - Central Dock, AVuter at., Uraiitl Haven. D" Goods from Chicago, deposited with James K. Hugunin, Chicago, will bo forwarded without delay. . , ., .. . ugv The Fast Sailing Schooner WILL run regularly during the season of navi gation, between St. Joseph and Grand Traverse, touching at all of the intermediate ports. The SUPPLY h&s recently been re-fitted, and is in all respects all that is desirable for the com fort of passengers and speedy transportation of freight. For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board, or Messrs. Ferry & Sons, Grand Haven ; Ry erson & Morris, Muskegon ; J. E. Sutherland, St. Joseph: Camel & Co., Grand Traverse. 189 m6J Geo. D. Mitchell, Master. May 1, 1855. : ' ' I7 STRAY. Came into the enclosure of the sub li 6criber, on the 10th inst., ft span of Gray Po nies. They are seven or eight years of age, and in good order. . The owner is requested to call, pay charges and take them away. WM. J. BARKER.


ocr: MORE NEW GOODS!! HAXTON, CUTLER & WARTS are on hnnd n7flln with nnnthrr livrro ctnr,i- of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hats & vujia, mm iiiunv luuuo tioinmg, ana are prepared as usual to sell Goods a little lower than any other shop in town. All who doubt this will do well to call and be satisfied of its truth. Grand Haven, Nov. 1st, 1851.


ocr: Fresh Goods JUST arrived at Griffin's Dru? Store. Large supplies of nil the most dcsrable medjeirjes, whtcn it is impossible to enumerate. a.so all the varieties of . FAMILY GROCERIES, Mess Pork, Smoked Hams and Shoulders, prime Dried Apples, Reaches, Panes, Vamarinds, Lem ons, etc., etc. April 23, 18-35.


ocr: Dissolution. THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the namo and firm of Ferry & Sons is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All the accounts, nrotea and obligations pertaining to said firm will bo settled by Thomas W. Ferry, one of tho under signed, who is hereby authorized to adjust tho same. WM, M. FEUIIY, : i WM. M. FERRY, Jr., THOS. W. FERRY. Grand 1855.


ocr: IRVING HALL CLOTHING WAREHOUSE- NEW SPRING STOCK!! PORTER & NATIIISON, Retailers and Job- jl MtiB vi every vnin--vj u wuiuiuj, iwi vi Monroe street, Grand Rapids, aro now receiving their 1 SPRING STOCK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, A 1 il . 1 A mur 4Via Trine Avnv slvo stock of Clothing ever otTered in this city. We aro exclusively in tho clothing trade, devo ting our entire attention to only ono branch of business; and are offering Cloths and Clothing at prices that ' DEFY COMPETITION! CLOTHING GOODS. Wo offer for sale, by tlie Piece or Package, a complete assortment of . Broadcloths, all colors, Cassimeres, of every variety, Drap D'Etes, Cashmere Cloths, Cashmeret, Queens Cloth, Alpacas, Fancy Linen and Cotton Coating, Buft' and Blay. Linen and Lawns, Bleached and Fancy Barnsley Drills, English and French Cottonades, White, BulF and Marseilles, Padded and Dyed Ducks and Drills, Satins, Grenadines, Velvets, Paddings, Silecias, &c, &c. Together with every variety of AMERICAN CLOTHS, DOESKINS, FANCY CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, &c. COATS. CONSISTING IN PART OF Sunerfinc colored and black French cloth Frock, Dress and Sack Coats. Also, Peltocs, Sacks, Half- sacks nnd Frocks, of Cloths Cassimeres, l weeds, Satinctts, &c. f. LINEN CUATcs AT RET AIL OR BY THE CASE. Frocks, Half-sacks, Sacks, bound and corded intnc ctvip mnniifiwtiireu trom Jiiav Lancn. Farmers' Drills, Padded and Dyed Ducks, R-askct Drills, Lawns, etc. PANTALOONS. SPLENDID VARIETY, ' CONSISTING OF Rroadcloth, Cassimere, Doeskin; great variety of Fancy Cassimere; White J.inen imu, uiu-ks, Gambroon, Satinett, Tweed, Kentucky Jean, Farmers' Drills, Alpaca, Queen's Cloths, Drap D -


ocr: iTTl- e,ifjTit. TT MKUUILL lias Just arrived from .he f Uy of JLX Chicago witli a larjju w.w w-. , 'iWi?!ioT. Bronzed Top Boots, Morocco Boots, n .'mB I have now on hand a very largo stock of i is.i. ii' , . T , r,nnn. home manutacturc wnuu fJ41 ; Grand Haven, March 4, M. '


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ocr: In this village, on the 25th hist, by George Parks, Esq., Patrick Dig max, and Miss Mart Mcmaxx, both of Urand llavcn. Pits, In the village of Muskegon, at the Muskegon House, on the '27th Inst., Charles Warren, aged 17 years. The deceased was irom upper Lyie, 11 room Co., N. Y.


ocr: NEW GOODS. Haxton, Cutler Sc Warts ARE now receiving their Fall and Winter of Drv Goods and Groceries, and invite attention of all those in want of good Goods low prices, as wc sell for cash we can afford much cheaper than to sell on credit, rr- Call and see the new coods. No made for showing them. Further particulars week. September 25, 18-55.


ocr: TEANSPOKTATION. 1855. FERRY & SONS, 1 J'orfaaxbing anb Commission gUrtbartts. OWNERS AND AGENTS CIV Lake Propeller and Grand bteamboat .Linos. Central Dock, Water t., Urand Haven. Goods from Chicago, deposited with R. Hugunin, Chicago, will be forwarded aeiay. .gv The Fast Sailing Schooner WILL run regularly during the season of navl gation, between St. Joseph and Grand Traverse touching at all of the intermediate ports. The SUPPLY has recently been re-fitted, is in all reapects all that is desirable for the com fort of passengers and speedy transportation For freight or passage apply to the Captain board, or Messrs. Ferry & Sons, Grand Haven ; Iiv erson & Morris, Muskegon ; J. E. Sutherland, josepn i uamei & Co., Urand Traverse. 189 m6J Geo. D. Mitciikll, Master. May 1,1855, 1855.


ocr: Notice. THE undersigned have this day renewed the Co partnership, style or firm of Ferry & Sons, for the sole purpose of carrying on a General Storage, Forwarding and Commission business at this place. Said business will be continued at their old stand, Central Dock, Water 6trcdt, where their friends and tno public generally will find them prompt in the receipt and transmission of all property Intrusted to their hands. WM. M. FERRY, WM. M. FERRY, Jr., THOS. W. FERRY. Grand March 1833


ocr: Notice. THE copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, is this day by mutual con tent dissolved ; and the business of manufacturing lumber in the name and under the firm of Thos. W. White & Co. ends this day. . N H. WHITE, . T. W. WHITE. Grand 1833.


ocr: . BY THE STEAMER PACIFIC. r"piIE Largest, Best, and most complete assort J merit of Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps; Clothing and Straw Goods, ever brought in to this market arc now being opened and for sale cheap, by Haxton Cutler & Warts. 1831.