ocr: DR. JOHN BULL. SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on the face of the globe now reigns supreme in the American Republic. The power ef the crowned heads of Europe sink into insignificance when compared to that of our American King European Kings employ the power vested in them to increase the riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to grearer mi-erv and degradation the poor and depen dent. Oun American King goes forth with equal willing ness to the lordly mansion and humble cabin* ready ahks to administer relief and to offer health aud happiness to tlie lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. GREAT Slid KM PM!! Is the Tenth Wonder of the World, and the greatest blessing ever offered to afflicted humanity; to the suffer ing millions, the Doctor can sav, relief is at vour com mand You have only to use this magical remedy. All those who still suffer, and will not accept the proffered Balm. Qeserve not the pity of their families. This wouderful medicine, during the brief period since its introduction, has carried happiness to the hearts of thousands, and made life a charm to many who hereto fore regarded it only as a painful and miserable existence To the winds with all Liniments, Embrocations. Pain Killers and Pain Extractors, and let millions of glad tongues proclaim the merits of tlie great ‘'American Kingjof Pain,” a preparation composed solely of vegeta bles aud roots, produced by America's own rich and bounteous soil. We would ask the Ladies, who are alwavs competent judges of what is and what is not a valuable family medicine, to <1<> us a special favor by giving the King of Paiu a single trial, aud if satisfiictury, exert their influ ence in its behalf, recommend it, speak well and often of it. and see that it is used by their afflicted neighbors. The Ladies are always charitable, and when they induce their suffering friends to use this really valuable medicine they will be doing an act of benevolence that they can well be proud of. This is a powerful and truly magical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns, &e . and for many internal afflictions, it is a certain cure! yet it is perfectly harmless and incapable of producing the least injurious effects in the most delicate cases or the weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out system of publishing to the public thousands of certifi cates of wonders performed by this medicine It costs but twenty-five cents to try it; and Dr. Bull stakes his well-earned reputation on the King of Pain doing all and more than he claims for it. We would ask have you the Rheumatism or Gout; these are not pleasant companions, and we kuow that you would like to drive them away as soon as possible, then use “ BULL'S KING OF PAIN. ” Would you be cured almost immediately of Bowel Complaint. Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera Mor bus, Cramp Colic, Head Ache. Tooth or any other ache or paiu, the remedy is simple aud the cure certain. USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN. Would you have your Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Bums, Scalds, Bruises, or any other wounds healed, we repeat it, use the MAGICAL KING OF PAIN. Would you be cured of Scald Head, Stiff Joints, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Sore Breast, Lumbago, Tetter or King Worm, Salt Kheurn, Bites of Poisonous Insects, Chapped Hands, and all other Sores, either Dry or Running, we say again and again, took remedy is Dr. John Bull’s “KING OF PAIN” Would you be cured of King's Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of the Skin caused by impure blood, then use Dr. John Bull’s Sarsaparilla internally, and the King of Pain externally, nothing cau he more certain than a speedy and effectual cure. DR. JOHN BULL'S PRINCIPAL OFFICE Fifth Cross Street, Oke Door below Main, LOUISVILLE, KF. fOR SALE B F DRUGGISTS k MERCHANTS THROUGH OUT THE UNITED STATES NEW MACKEREL. 5BBLS No. 2 Mackerel, of this season’s catch. Received per wagon, and for sale bv the barrel 01 at retail. RADLEY, HANGER & C’0. Dee. 18.1854. fresh cranberries! 2BBLS Fresh Cranberries in fine order. Received and for sale bv


The True Democrat. [volume]

ocr: I ; AUCTION ROOM-J. D. FITZGERALD Auctioneer, ’ AT S. Johnson’.* store next door to S. JascnliV stand, Main street, Little Rock, Ark. * Dld Particular attention paid to selling Merchandb Furniture, Horses, etc., at Auction on private sale A share of public patronage is solicited. jfe WATSC<>n>\ITTKDt,:VH PK yy Jail ot Desha count)-, Arkansas, on ,fS_ 1 r>rli day of November, A. D. 1854, as a runa way slave a negro man who calls his name Charles ana says lie belongs to William Link or Wii]jan’ Lynch of St. John Baptist Parish, La., near the Church on the Mississippi river. Said boy is g„p ‘ '1 ed to be about 35years of age, is of black complexion about 5 feet 6 inches high, heavy set, speaks a liniJ broken French. The owner of said negro man is hereby notified and requested to come forward, prove property rr, ’ charges and take him away. Otherwise, he will he dealt with as the law- directs. GEORGE E. MAYSON, Sheriflf and Jailor of Desha county, Ark Napoleon, Arks, January 3,1855 6m’ Co8tof adv. $26. “GO TO SPINNING.” ~ “| O FIRST rate Spinning W’heels on consignment A.J# for sale cheap by A. J. IIUTT ’ January 3,1855 Q^mJLsCarriage and Wagon Mahi»«TT~I

place_of_publication: Little Rock, Ark.

publisher: Richard H. Johnson


ocr: Little Rook, April 11 ’54 CHERRY PECTORAL For the rapid Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION. WE invite the attention of the Public to the Cer tificates appended below, and bespeak for them that candid consideration which their honest frank ness deserves. *** Men in such stations as many who voluntarily hear witness to the efficacy and value of Cherry Pecto ral, do not wantonly trifle with, or distort facts, nor <»verstSte their convictions. Judge then, whether this is not the medicine to trust when you must have re lief for the throat or lungs; judge too, whether every family ought not to have it by them as a safeguard against the everywhere prevailing enemy, which steals with fatal frequency upon almost every flock and cur ries off the lamb from many a home? Jackson, C. II., Jackson City, O., ) • 20th Nov., 1854. f Dr. J. C. Ayer, Sir—The Cherry Pectoral is much inquired after. Several of our best Physicians have used it, three of them in their own case, and always with the happiest effects. The numerous patent medicines al ways before them, lead to incredulity in regard to every new remedy; and it is only after undoubted evi dence of value in anv article, that anything like a ge neral confidence can no excited. / The unrivalled excellence of this combination of agents, (in the Cherry Pectoral,) proved beyond cavil by repeated trial under their own observation, has compelled medical men to proclaim abroad its use fulness. It is beyond all doubt the best general re medy we have for the Pulmonary Affections of this climate, at the same time sedativp and expectorant— a rare combination of properties. In the hope that it will prove its own reward, I subscribe myself, • Respectfully your obt. servt, JA§. II. C. MILLER, M. D. Allegan, Mich., 10th, Jan., 1S5S. Dear Sir—No one, no not one—man, woman, or child—can be found to deny the Cherry Pectoral is all that it claims to be. There is much used in this vicinity although not known until recently. The community should know its virtues. Yours truly, JOllN R. KELLOGG, M. D. Dec. IB, IS54, until May 9,1855. rpEA.—A Superior Article, put up in catty’s. I of 12 lbs each, for family use. Just received and for sale by J. A. HENRY. Dec. 6,’54. _ | New Carmina Sacra. SOUTHERN Harmony, Missouri Harmony, and Shawm—just received at the bookstore,


ocr: ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Pocahontas, Ark. _WILLIAM EVANS, Proprietor. THE proprietor of this hotel has recently X thoroughly repaired and renovated the house and provided it with attentive and trusty servants. He intends keeping a first class hotel, and will give the business his personal attention. The traveling public may rest assured that his table will always bo sup plied with all the substantiate and delicacies the coun try and markets will afford. A share of public pa tronage is respectfully solicited. Feb i4 ’54 15*


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ocr: at and General Land Agent. Pine Bluffi Arkansas. Will attend to the purchase and sale of land, per fecting land titles, obtaining patents and other claims, and payment of taxes on same. May 30, 1854 ly DR. JOHN BULL. SOM KT KING NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on the face of the globe now reigns supreme in the American Republic. The power of the crowned head, of Europe sink iuto insignificance when compared to that of our American King. European Kings employ the power vested in them to increase rhe riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to greater mi-erc and degradation the poor and depen dent. Our American King goes forth with equal willing ness to the lordly mansion and humble cabin, ready alike to administer relief and to offer health and happiness to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. DR. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICA!? M OF PAIS!! Is the Tenth Wondep of the World, and the greatest blessing ever offered to afflicted humanity; to the suffer ing millions, the Doctor can say, relief is at your com mand You have only to use this magical remedy. All those who still suffer, and will not, accept the proffered Baliu, deserve not the pity of their families. This wonderful medicine, during the brief period since its introduction, has carried happiness to the hearts of thousands, and made life a charm to many who hereto fore regarded it only as a painful and miserable existence To the winds with all Liniments. Embrocations, Pain Killers and Pain Extractors, and let millions of glad tongues proclaim the merits of tha great “American King of Pain,” a preparation composed solely of vegeta bles and roots, produced by America’s own rich and bounteous soil. He would ask the Ladies, who are always competent judges of what is and what is not a valuable family medicine, to do us a special favor by giving the Kiug of Pain a single trial, and if satisfactory, exert their influ ence in its behalf, recommend it, speak well and often of it. and see that it is used bv their afflicted neighbors. The Ladies are always charitable, and when they induce their suffering friends to use this really valuable medicine, they will be doing an act of benevolence that they can well be proud of. This is a powerful and truly magical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, buras, &c , and for many internal afflictions, it is a certain cure, yet it is perfectly harmless and incapable of producing the least injurious effects in the most delicate cases or the weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out system of publishing to the public thousands of certifi cate* of wonders performed by this medicine It costs but twenty-five cents to try it; and Dr. Bull stakes his well-earned reputation on the Kiug of Pain doing all and more than he claims for it. We would ask have you the Rheumatism or Gout; these are not pleasant companions, and we know that you would like to drive them away as soon as p jssible, then use “ BULL'S KING OF PAIN. ” Would you be cured almost immediately of Bowel Complaint, Dyseutery, Summer Complaint, Cholera Mor bus. Cramp Colic. Head Ache Tooth or any other ache or pain, the remedy is simple and the cure certain. USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN. Would you have your Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, or any other wounds healed, we repeat it, use the MAGICAL KING OF PAIN. Would you be cured of Scald Head, Stiff Joints, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Sore Breast, Lumbago, Tetter or Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Bites of Poisonous Insects, Chapped Hands, and ail other Sores, either Dry or Running, we My again and again, your remedy is Dr. John Bull’s “KING OF PAIN.” Would you be cured of King’s Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of the Skin caused by impure hlood, then use Dr. John Bull’s Sarsaparilla internally, and the King of Pain externally, nothing can he more certain than a speedy and effectual cure. DR. JOHN BULL’S PRINCIPAL OFFICE. Fifth Cross Strict, On* Door below Main, LOUISVILLE, KT. FOR SALE BT DRUGGISTS k MERCHANTS THROUGH OUT THE UNITED STATES. BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. FllW subscriber has opened a Boot ' IIL A and Shoe shop in this city on Main street, where he will be pleased to see his old customers, and as many new ones as may favor him with their pa tronage. lie guarantees a neat fit and the very best material at low prices tor cash. Give him a call. i April 18 ’58 ly G. J. LESCHER. 1


ocr: JUST OPENED, A CHOICE SELECTION of l’arasols, and for sale low at May 1. MRS. JONES’. [1ST OPENED, AN ASSORTMENT OF Misses’ Dress Shoes, consisting of Gaiters, light and brown Bootees, Children's ‘strap and button Shoes. Ladies’ fine Gaiters and Congress Boots ; fifty pair Laidies’ fine Kid Slippers, trimmed and plain, lor sale low at the family shoe store. May 1. MRS. JONES. JUSTOPENED, A CHOICE LOT OF Silk and and Cotton Hosiery, at May 1. MRS. JONES’.


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ocr: Massachusetts.—Look at Her!—The fol lowing is from the Liberator, Garrison’s “Mark! How stands Massachusetts at hour in reference to the Union.’1 Just she ought to stand—in an attitude of Thre mav she stand while this Union slavery. * The know nothing party has her in this attitude. It is a proud, just, com manding position, and will be so regarded mankind in due time, as it is now by the of the oppressed.”


ocr: Proposals WILL be received by the undersigned until the first of August, for furnishing fifty cords of wood, (oak und hickory.) four feet long, delivered and corded at the Arsenal. T. C. HUMPHREYS, July 8, ’56—St. X. S. X. Ord.


ocr: i^eW Millinary and Fancy Goods. ATU8. GRAHAM is now opening, in l L”JL the store lately occupied by Mrs. |L jjrW Lyer. and next door to the new store of D. Bender, a fine assortment of Millinery and , , , , ^ ancy Goods, entirely fresh, and of the dtest styles, etc. Orders from abroad will meet with Prompt attention. Little Rock, May 29, IS55 tf


ocr: Married—Oil the 7th inst., at the residence of Isaac Luckey, esq., of Drew county, Ark., by Rev. Thos. P. Stone, Mr. Authur Wil liams to Miss Martha H. Donaldson. At the same time ar.d place, by Nathan Branson, esq., Mr. Jno. L. Donaldson to Miss Melissa Woodworth. On the 14th March, 1855, by the Rev. A. L. P. Green, Mr. Ambrose Leon Leeevbe, to Miss M. J. A. Bilby—all of this county.


ocr: 10 Nl CAll. COFFKE, BBI.s. extra choice Brown 5 •• •* Powdered 5 '• " Crushed .'■I baits host Bio Cotfce; •jo gro. Matches; 20 boxes Salaratas; 10 dor.. Painted Buckets; 10 •• Covered ** 10 “ shaker Brooms. Just received and for sale by Nov. •>, 1' .o. MEBB 1 Civ ETC. Sugar; & W ASS ELL. ST A IS I AMH.1S AM) SOAP O- N hand and for sale by SI. OSBORN. Nov. 0. IS


ocr: j Died—In this city, on Tuesday night, Fannie A., infant daughter of I)r. R. L. and Eliza B. Dodge. “ Early bright, transient, Chaste as the morning (lew, She sparkled, was exhaled And went to Heaven.” Ou the 12th of October, 1855, Milton Fair child Bownds, youngest child of Thomas and Margaret Bownds, of Independence county. Arkansas, aged 10 months


ocr: “SHOOT LUKE Olt GIVE UP THE GUN.” nTHE subscriber has on hand and is 1 constantly receiving a full arsort ment of Kities. Shot Guns. Fowl* • Pieces, Pistols, etc., which he I oilers to the public at very low rates, lie keeps noth ■ ing on hand out the very best, and is therefore pre pared to give entire satisfaction. lie also is prepared to do all manner of gnnsmith intr on short notice and in srood stvle. 12.1851. tf H. GRIFFITHS. I j


ocr: HOOK BINDERY. T1 F.NRY JACOBI still carries on the book JLJL binding business, on Markham street, a few doors west of Tucker <fc Ross'store, in all its branches, and is prepared to execute all orders in his line at mo borate prices and on short notice, All orders left at the True Democrat office will he attended to. without extra charge.


ocr: 41 ore Neu floods. UI-ICRIY i:i» and for sale hv JACOB HAW KINS. SODA. BUTTER, and WATER < BACKERS; RICK; i ST. LOUIS FLOUR; LEMON SYRIT; CLARET WINE; STAR CANDLES; C A N I) IKS—assorted; STARCH; LARD OIL and july 81


ocr: CHOICE brand, just received, and for sale bv Aug 14 FEILD & DOLLEY. 1 Ik CASES Gents’ Sup’r Calf Boots; XU lo “ “ “ - Kip 5 “ boys’ Call and Kip “ Just received arid for sale bv Aug 14 1855 FEILD & DOLLEY. SHIRT ESTABLISHMENT. No. 02 John St, New York. TUDRON, FOWLER & CO., Manufacturers and ; ,1 \Y holesale Dealeis in Shirts, Collars, and Drawers. ZW An Extensive Stock constantly on hand, aug. 2m.


ocr: I I M received, direct from New York, a full liaLw'n.l^ °f °*nU!’ fancy and fashionable ^ in vtte’ti b °VCiy Variet>' and color. We Ou l' L ,. ,a-tfnJOn of ,l" to call and examine, our stock consists in part of 2 eases gents supr Silk Hats 19 doz. mens’ bl’k wool “ ' 6 doz. gents’ bl’k casamere hate; 4 doz. boys’ “ a ’ Aug.14 1855 FETED & HOLLEY.


ocr: (1 A. SALT.- G. per J. Magnolia, and for sale low bv jan24 tf RAPLEY, HANGER & CO. SUNDRIES. 2BBLS. Soft Shell Almonds; 3 “ Crushed Sugar ; 1 “ Powdered do.; 1 “ best Loaf do ; 300 boxes Star Candles ; 4 bags Mocha Coffee; 3 casks white Wine Vinegar ; 1 “ N. E. Rum ; 1 bbl. best Madder ; 1 “ Velvet Corks; 100 Demijohns, 1. 2. 3, 4 and 5 gallons ; 36 Corn Mills, assorted, from 3 to 10 ; bales Plum Gum Packing, assorted ; 2 “ mixed do. do.; Received per Magnolia, and for sale bv jan24 RAPLEY. HANGER & CO. NOTICE — All persons indebted to me, will please call and settle up by the 1st of Fe- j binary. [jan24] MRS. JONES. 1 UST RECEIVED -Six Mourning Hon ,1 nets, at f jan24] MRS. JONES.


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.j By authority of the State of Alabama. Southern Military Academy Lottery. Grand Scheme for August, Class S. f 110 be drawn August 2d. 1355, in ih* city of Mont L (jrmtery, when prizes amounting to OOO e^s=J will be distributed according to the follow ing Magnificent Scheme! PW And remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing, and paid when due without deduction! 1 Prize of.$12,000 1 do . 5,000 1 do . 3,000


ocr: ^ Married—Oil the 3d day of July, by John F. Culp, esq., Mr. William A. Gammill to Miss Sarah Jackson*, all of Ouachita countv, Ark. On the 5th day of July, 1855, by John F. Culp, esq., Mr. Alfred Adams to Miss Lucretia Greer, ail of Ouachita county, Ark.


ocr: LONDON PORTER. RECEIVED per steamer Gov. Meigs, eight casks of genuine London Porter—also, Linseed, Train, and Lard Oil; Paints, Glass and Putty; Alcohol, Hops and Venetian Red, etc. june 19,1855. J. J. McALMONT & CO.


The Abbeville banner. [volume]

ocr: It- SWAFFII wholesale CLOTHING ESI HO. THREE. OBfiNITE E 3s SON would respectfully iuvite th' STOCK of Fall and Wint by themselves expressly for ibis inui TOGETHER WITH A MEM'S FUIIMIS BIIIRTfl, GLOVES, TRUNKS, COLLAHS, SUSP KEKCHIEF8, VALISES, STOCKS, 1J Country merchants wishing to sort up, v stock, and at Charleston Prices. Columbia, Jan. 5 3X?D & SON. and retail 1ABLI8HMENT, WILDINGS, COLUMBIA. i utieution of tlio public to ilibir er Clothing, ket . LARGE STOCK OF iiinro goods, ENDERS, CARPET DA08, CRAVATS, MONEV-DELTS. rill find, at thia establishment, a large ami 30 tf

place_of_publication: Abbeville, S.C.

publisher: Charles H. Allen


ocr: & ;. MANUFACTURER AND GENERAL j ? **? tif Y . pianos, cbaibb, -.<& papsm, die. Alea, WooA'aM Mlttf Barial Ctdet?" . *>8 A ^UT MAIN STREET. ?ar _' aiuntvu, ?. o ly


ocr: I By Ktoyal Letters 1'atcnt. THE HYDROMAGEN; on, WATER PROOF, AMI CONSUMPTIVE CORK SOLES, MANUFACTURED BY HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO, 44 Market St., Manchester. Principal Warehouse, 102 Wood Street, Cheajmde, London, England. American Establishments, 08 Ann Street, and 102 A'assau Street, Neto York, United Slates. rI"MlE Ilyilromn^on is n vnlttuble disco vrry for JL protecting the feet from dump or cold, nnd therefore n preventative of many Lung diseases, without a?i/ doctoring whatever. The is ill the form ol u so!e. und worn inside the (lonlor shoe. Its meditated churnctcr is a antidote to digram*. For Gentlemen, it will he found agreeable, warm, nnd healthy, to wear in the coldest or" rainiest weather, as the foot cannot become wet if llio Ilydromagoii is inserted. Ladies may ?? iMIl lliv uclll l"SV SOICU DOOIS OrMlOCS 111 tlie most inclement weather with impunity; while so prevalent ainoiur the young of our country, riniy he thwarted by their general udop* ticm. They entirely mptrtcde oirr-xhoeit, ns tho latter causc the feet to pcrtpire it. a very maimer; and, beside?, are not wear to pedestrians in ley weather, like In' din rubbers. While the latter enuso the Feet to appear extremely largo, the llydromajren, being u mere thin slice of cork prepared, peculiarly placed inside, does not increase the s./.e of tfu? hoot, or cause the loot to appear untidy. To Children, they are extremely valuable, as they may engage in exercise with comfort and healthy effects. 'I'heir expense is mo flight as to scarce need mention ; besides, those who patronize them will find their yearly doctor's bills much Ihcr'.liy. As tins 11 ydiomngen is becoming more known, its sa!c is Increasing to an aluiobt incredible Last year in Loudon, Manchester, Liverpnfl, Glasgow, Leeds*, Dublin, Pari?, Antwerp, Hamburg, and Berlin, our sales reached 1,73"J,4.r?0 pairs of Cork ioics. This year tho number will far surpass that. Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value us a preventative for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. ^ Men's Hizc, per pair, 3."> cents.


The independent press.

ocr: Spring and Summer Goods. ?AT? CHAMB ERS & M A RSH ALL'S CHEAP CASH STORE, Abbeville C. II. arc daily receiving our New Spring V T Stock, comprising the latest styles in French, English, ?ntl American. .MUSLINS and KH, French liKlLLIAKTES, Fine Mu-lin tJINGIlAMS, .1 i.* ? * nrnn. Bi'k, <'o 'd, and Fancy SILKS, Straw I'OAXT.TS and Misses' FLATS GLOVES, HOSIERY, Bonnet IUBBONS, l'AltASOLS. And an unusually T.nnr** nnd Cheap Stock of em broi Swiss CUUTaINS, Gent's Straw HATS, NECK TIES Ac. We most respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of this District to the above Goods. We announce, notwithstanding the general in the Money Market throughout the i country, tho system of business adopted by us than a year ago, namely, CASH?and to we shall rigidly adhere?enables us to j for the coming season, a very larj^e Stock I at [trices to suit the HARD TIMES. j We will constantly receive suMilitions the Season, of ne?v nnd desirable Goods, t'roin New York and Baltimore. March 27, 1 S.>5. 10 tf i | | I

place_of_publication: Abbeville C.H., S.C.

publisher: C.C. Puckett and George W. Fant


ocr: j j ' I v i c v FIRE! FIRE! FIRE ! Siilwrilicp's oKl slnml luiv- g? intc untiivly ilt'stvoyc<l ?y IIr?% In: luis rcuuiVfil to i>"o. 1 12, Ht'cliiix-Strcpl, 'ni iior ill' WVntwortli, tlio Rtuml formerly Mipicu ny v?. .1. vniyur, wticre lie continues his usinosfs in nil of its branches, lie enn offer lis fri?*n?ls a large assortment of first-class i'KlIl<'IjKS. composed of. 1! I <; (,'Ik'S, S PA NISH KllTEliREXSi 4/1ROUCJIES, ROC If A l?4JRsiCA RltlA UES, 1I? liasjnM. r. ceivcil eftflfotfrliuice '.I /i'A'/.I (i/JS, built e^iMMly for liis n.-toiiicr?. All of il 1 sell c/i'iip ii-li or City iiccc[>tnnccS)jswi?/iI l3'i" Oriii-rs promptly flMTyaitlifidl>/ filltd. I^EOTTAUD CHAi'lN. "harloston, S. C'., Nov. 7, 1?54. 27?6m


ocr: AT CHARGES' W M[Lato J. O. t xn ? .j J | The subscriljur will Imnn ? . ?i._ r l,,t COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, UAROl j TRAVELLING To lie liail in the Stuto, cmliracini' nil the newesl i iw .jiuit any iviuu iiiiit. may lie wanted. double & single j Whips, Nettinj Also, CoucIiiiiakerN stork of a E?"llrimirhit/ in. all its branch**, pro Z3TAU Work June fl, 1834. 2-j Rf)? ? "??illu in " JV1 JMMUVUnt GREAT REDUCTION! STRAUSS, - - - - CokfKbury. r|"MlE Subscriber respectfully informs bis .1 friends and customers that he is now in receipt of u N EW STOCK of Fall and Winter Goods, At. greatly reduced prices; consisting of a gen j crnl assortment of seasonable Dry Goods, viz: Prints, Ginghams, Motislin de Laities, Merinos, Cashmeres, Scotch Plaids, Alpacas, Muck Silks, etc.; Kerseys, 0frontia J fatns, Satinets, Cassinieres, fiiul l$roa?l Clot lis ; Jiftutl't (s, J'/itimrlK, nn<l Linseys; also, u j full assortment of Hosiery, Knibroiilerics. Ribbonsiiiul Cloves; RKA1>Y-M.\1>K CLOTHINC, BKKlili 11 ATS mid CATS, I5< H >TS AM) SHOES; HARDWARE, CROCK KRY, nn.l GROCERIES, ?t very low! l?riees, mill, for f'ax/i, at Marktl prircx. Also, si vcrv fine assortment of Nlj( '< ROES' ! BROGANS, SALT, HAGGING, R01*:, ami! K. i M. f^l'RAHSS. j Cokcsbury, Oct., 185-1. *2.i ff AUCiUSTA" ADVERTLSEM ENTsT~~ j SIIUPSOSi it CnAHD?3IuR, AM) COMMISSION MERCHANTS,! M'lNTOSH ST., AUGUSTA GA, H.L continue tlic AVnre"^ <> !f ' ' house iiml < '<n;imi>si(?n \y'- i liusincss in tlieir l'lUI'.-l'KUOK l>Ull,l)IMi ou | in all its brandies', mul hope' l>v strict personal attention to the interests of | nil who may put business in their hands, to public favor. Orders for Hacuiso, and Family Surim.iks filled at the lowest market price. Cash Advances made when required on produce in store. j. r. siml'sox] [j. t. gariiinkr. August 29, 1854. lfi Out IVliillncL -C-TC i WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION EVERY DESCRIPTION! Tm PBXG1S. i Thornton.] largest ami most elegant assortment of KM IKS, BUGGIES, (MGS, SULKIES, WAGONS, &(?., I stvU-s nml latest fiis?liion.1 of tlio <livv, nn<l will in tile most superb ami ?lurnblc mhiiucr. Also, js, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, &cr II kinds on for mlft low?itipl/i/ and failhfully done, at low priccs. warranted. ^$?2 t S. T. A (J NEW, Newberry C. H., S. C.? IMI'ol'.TKU AN!) PKALKR IN j Hat'ihvnrc, Oils, Window <ji!:isS I>ry Cioods Orocories &c., ! N< >\V < HlVi'S *>r sale tlio largest ~ I anil must OXli-nsivo - -?1 r._^ . - y*>w% \ of (Juods ever introduced into the up-country, anil guarantees (lie price of any article to be ua low as any house in Charleston enn furnish such articles !<>r. Orders accompanied with references will receive prompt and all (.on.Is delivered at the l)epot free of 1'ravage. All persons visiting the dewberry will do well to call on me*W(^ore selling their product*, as I l:avu every facility of them liberal offers for cotton and other eotfn try produce. I. AUMvW, Xewb.rrry C. II., Oct. 2?, 1854 26 3tn Nev/ and Wonderful Machine. WILLIAM STODDARD, Proprietor. rI'MIK Subscriber linviitfr purchased the Right I fur tin! Stnte ?f Smith Carol inn in the only Mttcliiiiu now invented, for K1FTINO nn<l SlIAVINO S1I1NG1.ES. BARREL HEADING, ?vi-.,is l.roparect to sell the Itiglit.of the Districts, or singlo Machines, at prices sufficiently low to make it ttii inducement for purchasers. Tin? Machine b.-ing simple in its construction, nml not liable to get out of order, is capable ?f Splitting and Shoving Two Thousand per hour?bettor than made by hand. It is portable, ami ran Ik: worked by hand, horse or steam power. Ten to fifteen days work of a Machine will make enough Shingles to pay tho price asked for a single one. l.iirgcindiicomcntsnruoffered to persons to purchase the right of several Districts.? One of the Machines can be seen in operation in the City of Augusta, at Win. It. Goodrich's lManing Mill, and one also may be seen in a short time at Mr. .1. Witt's Machine Shop, at KiMri.fl,.lit I"*. It TIIOS. (J. LAM Alt. Hamburg, S. C., April t!U, 1 ^r>4. 51-tf


ocr: ITTRWTIAir ABBEVILLE DBAGOOXSM X. YOUIt Prompt attention is jjgfcwS earnestly requested at Abbc ville Court House, on the 2d of June uext, as bu'siness of vast importance is to be transacted.


ocr: JLand Warrants. Subscriber respectfully informs holders of LANE WARRANTS that lie is .-.till in the market, ready to buy any number, and not to be run off by any mini who says conic back to i me before you sell. 1 am determined to give bs much or more than utiy other pureha?er in th'e District. B. V. 1'ObKV. Abbeville C. II., S. C., Oct 15, 1855 li Uf


ocr: y y j ? , * The State of South Carolina, 1bbcville District.?In the Common Pleas nilaon A William# ) Foreign Attachment. v? > E. Noble, Plaiotifl'n ereraiali Shehane. ) Attorney. ITTTHEltEAS, the Plaintiffs in this ease V did, on the fifteenth day of 1864, filo their Declaration against Defendant, who (as it is said) is absenC om and without the limits of this State, and as neither wifo nor attorney known within be same upon whom a copy of the said might be served: It is therefore ordered, that the said do appear and plead to the said on or before the sixteenth day of in the yenr of our Lord one thousand eight undrcd and fifty five, otherwise final and judgment will then be given and award' d against, him. MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C. P. 'Jerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) November 15, 1854. ) qly ly


ocr: The Annual Examination tho "MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE," atCokesbury, will take place on 20th June. On Wednesday, '27th, the of Laying tho Corner Stone uf tho Collegiate building, an address will be at 11 o'clock, by the Hon. P. S. BROOKS. Tho Public ore invited to attend. F. A. CONNER, Sect'y, B'd. Cokesbnry, May 28, 1850. 0 :tt The Abbeville Banner and Edgefield will please copy twice. ,


ocr: ATTENTION, ABBEVILLE DRAGOONSH A YOUR Prompt attention earnestly requested nt villo Court House, on day, the 10th of June nriued und equipped for nud drill. Juue 1905


ocr: to that not in bv nil distressing Carminative, in and of it high the the intimately of hesitate rare in suffering be ly and with Ten, j I you and the District will his and abil a to ; AT CHARLES Er^T-^f-TTrnj-TFT! /VS. flftS HE [Late J. O *? The subscriber will keep on hand the COACHES. ROCKAWAYS P. A ROT TRAVELLING To be had in the State, embracing all the newest build to order any kind that may be wanted, i Harness, double &, ninglo; Whips, Nettlnj Also, CoachmakerN stock of a Rcpairinq in all its branches, pro, CWork June 8, 1854. 2-< GEBAT SOUfB CHOLERA, ) DYSENTERY, V FOR ALL BOWEI DIARRHOEA. J Also, Admirably adapted to many E Mensti The Virtues of Jacob's. Cordial arc to< 1.1 Ti /?.? .. * ?? -r T\: 1. 1'iv. v??rvo av/ 01. tUOf O ty JLflUTTH<?(JU 2d. It cures the worst form* of Dysentery. 3d. It aires California or Mexican Diarrhoea. 4tli. It relieves the severest Colic. 5tb. It cures Cholera Morbus. Oth. It cures Cholera Infantum. , A few short Extracts from "I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, judgment, a valuable rempdy." "It-gives mo pleasure in being ablo to r< experience, and the experience of my neighbor* for me to believ?it to be all that it purports to Form( "I take great pleasure in recommending this disease*, for which I believe it to be a sovereign ever tried by me." A. A. Gac "I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, sti those who have tried it, induces me to believe 1 of the kind, and I would recommend its use in 1 M.t ?... n rv ? *iiibc.-f \j. v^uaiuui "If there is any credibility in human testitr above nil other preparations for the cure of Bo i?i favor coming in from n?i quarter*. it rnuot b< most if not all other 'patent' preparations." Cual "Thip efficient remedy in travelling iujo eele into Russia, and gaining commendation where\ fSF* For 6ale by Wardlaw <J:"Lyom, Abbeville C. H.; John Smith, Cokcabury ; And by the principal Merchants and Druggista . $tb 2, I8B5r-39 Cm] . ' ABBBVII1X1 CO WE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND Ae will sell lower than ever oflferetl in this We will buihl to order any Vehicle in our lir REPAIRING neatly done, as cheap ^.3 u ZS" All New W01 WE also have osi hand n large lot of ] tecting the dead for prolonged interment, for tr which we will sell exceedingly low for CASH. We will also make COFFINS, and send to an] HEARSE, which will go free of charge. * A..it>eville C. H., January IS, 13C6 LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTERESTS, AND CALL AT THE PEOPLE'S CASH GROCERY, AT MOUNT CAR MEL, ANI> examine our fresh supplies of GROCERIES, PRO VISIONS, CONFECTIONERIES, <kc., <?e., which we have on hand and are constantly receiving. Our motto is, "Live, and let live." HESTER & SCOTT. Mft}* 22, 1855 ly J3/"" Those indebted to us will please call and settle forthwith, as wc buy for cash, and must have cash if we sell. 2t South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In the Courrt of Common Pleas and General Sessions, March Term, 1855. Ti3 Ordered, That, for dispatch of the business which may bo left unfinished at this regular term, an Extra Court for this District, be held, to commence on the Third Monday (the 16th day) of July next, and to continue so long as may be necessary: That Jurors for a Grand Jury and two Petit Juries for the next aud two Petit Juries TOBPIilGHS. ?" larcrg . Thornton.] largest nud most elegant aoAortnient of' roTTFC T?TTnn.Tirc m?ia cTTTvnra ' ^ JLA WKJ, iVUU VliJ-Jj V> JL\> kj| UU JJXXiLiWJ) WAGONS, &c* : styles and latest fashions of the day, and in tfie moat superb and durable manner. Also, js, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, II kinds on linnd for sale low. mptly and faithfully done, at low priccs. warranted gl l ly emmeby! ( CHOLERA MORBUS, . DISEASES. \ BILIOUS CIIOLIC, (CHOLERA INFANTUM. iseases of Females, especially ua^ion. ) Well Known to Require Encomiums. 7ill. It cum Painful Menstruation. 8lb. It relieves Pain in Back and Loins. 9U>. It counteracts Nervonmtst and It,rcstorcs Irregularities, [spondmcy. 11th. It dispels Gloomy and 12tb. It is an admirable Tonic. [Feelings. Letters, Testimonials &c. and bavo found it a most efficient, and, iu Hon. Hiraix Warner, Judge of Supreme Court, Go. scommcnd Jacob's Cordial?my own and friends around me, U a sufficient i be, viz., a sovereign remedy." Wm. II. Underwood, >rly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit invaluable medicine to al! afflicted with Liowel remedy?decidedly superior to anything ldino. Deputy G. St. of the Grnnd Lodge, Ga. d this, with all I hear about it as a remedy that it stands nt the head of ever}* ihe difiea<H>3 for which it is compounded." of the Bank of the State of Georgia, Griffin, lony, Jacob's Cordial must stand wel Diseases. From the mass of testimony : very far in advuuee, as a curative Agent, A. Fleminc, rier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin, brity ax fast as Bonnparte pushed his rer used."?Qcorgia Jcffcnonian, May 19, '68. RoBEr.TS <fc Adams, Hodges' Depot; F. G. Parks, Greenwood ; Hayila.nd, IIarral <fc Co., Charleston, WjjWeaale Agents; throughout ihe State. WM. W. BLISS & CO., Proprietors, xr? o/\ r> ?? -* * aw. x.u uvckiuuu oweei, new XOTK. AGH FACTORY! l assortment of Fino BUGGIES, which we market, on time to auit tlie purchaser. ic of business, at the shortest notice. my ot!n;r Establishment in the State. - /F2 k Warranted. MiiTALIC BURIAL CASES, air tight, for or any other desirable purpose, part of the District desired. We have a THOS. ST. CHRISTIAN, JAMES L. DEALE. 37 ly THE INDEPENDENT PRESS, PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT ABBEVILLE, B. C., AT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, ii /ia u circuinuuu 01 nearly one uiousnnu XJL in Abbeville District, and is increasing: Its circulation in this State is about fourteen hundred, and its entire list subscribers numbers over sixteen hundred. It is therefore offered to the mercantile and community generally as the best medium in the up-country of South RATES OF ADVERTISING* 1 square 3 months $ 4 1 square 6 months 6 00 1 square 12 months - 10 00 2 squares 3 months^ 6 00 2 aquures 0 months - 2 squaies 12 months ...... 15 3 squares 3 months ...... 8 3 squares 6 months 12 00 3 equates 12 months **20 4 squares 3 months - . - - - 10 4 squares 6 months - - ' - - 16 4 squares 12 months 25 5 squares 3 months ...... 16 5 squares 6 months - - .... 20 6 12 months - ----- 80


ocr: FO UN D A RELIABLE MEDICINE. THE CELEBRATED COli&ETOIV BITTERS, A Purely Vegetable Preparation AND A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. rpiIESE BITTERS are purely ft VEGETA jl iiLifc (JUA1FOUND, nnd are offered the public under the fullest conviction that tliey will be found a safe aud sovereign for DYSPEPSIA. They have been triunipliont.lv tested, not only by numerous families and Physicians in the South, who have furnished ample as to their decided excellence, but also bv the proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered nil the gloom incident to that stubborn and disease. The COLLETON BITTERS are also a most excellent for Cholera Morbus, Costiveness, Sea Sickness, Nausea, from whatever cause. Shortness of Breath, Acidity, Heartburn, Crumps aud Stitches in the Breast. The above Medicine is highly recommended ^cunciiim, biuuciiiH, eioeriy people, and others of sedentary habits. ' I do hereby certify thut I have known used your celebrated componud BITTERS in my family for more than fifteen years, and I do verily believe it to be one the most valuable Family and Plantation iu u->c, having witnessed their beneficial effects :n so many instances, that with truth it be affirmed, they well deserve the encomiums which they have received from the rifflicted who have partaken of their and health-restoring properties. Signed, CflAS. G. CAPERS, Planter, St. Helena, S. C." The undersigned, wholesale agents for the :


ocr: the "Fair" "Hot Sup per'' AT HIT. C Alt MEL. ladies of the W1LLINGTON SOCIETY respectfully announce, that a FAIR will be opened in the Acadcinv, Wednesday evening, the Fourth of to which that part of the generous who are disposed to encourage the this benevolent Society, are respectfully viled to attend. The Supper will consist rfliicij uf ?j|juuU itiinRi," from tiio siniiliill to the Fancy, including many too tedious to menti6n. Persons coming a distance will be amply provided for the hospitality of our friends, so come come all. Dooraopca 1-4 past seven, P. M. June 22, 1855. 1 . 2t


ocr: ' 1 UU sviiruu 1:0111c III. ?3?" More Cigars just nrrived, nt J. J. LYONS* March 8, 1855. 41 tf You Must Not Blam e Me. FEW days more nod the opportunity of getting good clothes at cost will liavo passed. I don't intend to sell Goods for always, and beg yon to buy them It. don't require much money; needu't


ocr: ' ' ; ' J LAND FOR SALE. Subscriber, after this year is going} to retiro from the farming ttiiil apartment; after this year offers for sale his Plantation, lying on Rocky River, containing 150 Acres, More or less, hounded by lands of Joseph F. Bell nnd others. The place is in good repair nnd in a high state of cultivation, with a good Dwelling House, out houses, Stables, ?fcc. <fcc. Call on the Subscriber, that is living on the premises, and examine the same. W n 1' I T?1? ?r tT. V*. HIAlUlll. March 9, 18C5. 44 4w


ocr: (S. 31. CALHQU&f, V. H(;A 1.1: AND BKTAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN BOOKS AND STATIONERY, COLUMBIA, 8. C. . ; G. M. CAtSbUN. Anrr O ' 1 ?? ? '? '.v r^jr


ocr: HEAD QUARTERS FOR QOOD CARF AT CHARMS' ^ [Late J. O. a I ? a file subscriber will keep 011 hand the COACItfiS, ROCK AWAY 8, 13AROU TRAVELLING To be bad in the Stute, embracing all the newest build to order any kind that, inny be wanted, i Jfiamess, double & single; Whips, Netting Alflo, CoacbinakcrN slock of ul Repairing in all its (tranche*, riroi, &S--AU Work June 3, 1854. ii-4 GREAT-SOUTH CHOLERA. ) dysentery, !- FOR ALL ROWEL 1)1akriiu:a. ) Also, Admirably adapted to many D: Menstr The Virtues of Jacob's Cordial arc too 1st. It cures the tcorxl cases of lHarrluvn. 2d. It cure* the irvirst form# of Jji/rrntiry. 3d. It cures California or Mexican Diarrhoea. 4th. It relieves the severest Colic. fith. It cures Cholera Morbus. 6th. It cures Cholera Infantum. A few sliort r.xtrncts from "I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, t judgment, a valuable remedy.*' "li gives inc {Measure m t??ing ar>;c to re experience, and the experience ?>f my neighbors : for me to believe it to be nil that it purport# to Forme ' I take great pleasure in recommending this i diseases, for which 1 believe ii to be a sovereign ever tried by me." A. A. (i.U'i "1 have need Jacob's Cordial in my family, am thoec who have tried it, induces me in believe t of the kind, mid 1 would recommend its use in t Mii.ks U. r>ou:?ins, Cashier "If there is any credibility in human tcstisn above all other preparations for the cure of lio\ its favor coming in from nil quarters, it must be moat if not all other 'patent' prcparnt ions." Ca.-li "Thie efficient remedy is travelling into eelel into Russia, and gaining commendation wherev EST For sale by Wabulaw it I .yon, Abbeville C. II.; John Smith, Coketbury ; And by the principal Merchants and Druggists I J-et> 2, 1805?39 Gill J M /m. "W TH-i: "W K J The Undersigned, Euilders of CAUItL II. ?fc F. A. DEALE, are now prepared t< Vehicle in our lino of business. Give us u call pleased. EST Repairing Afca "\VE HAVE also on hand an assortment of Theae valuable nir-liglit Cnsen, for protecting an mcnt, transportation, or for vaults, are oll'eivd We will also make and send COFFINS to any Abbeville C. IL, January 18, 1355 H. L. JEFFERS, Factor & Commission Merchant, < CHARLESTON, S. C., .KttilfU ATLANTIC WHARF. To the Planters and Mcrchunts of Abbeville District, South Carolina; I BEG leftvc to adopt tliis method of you, that I have commenced the IIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! TOM PEXGES. Thornton.] largest ami most elegant assortment of GllES, BUGGIES, (JIGS, SULKIES, WAGONS, etc.. styles ami latent fashions of the Jay, an<l will n the most siip.-rli and <hynhle manner. Also, s, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, &c. II KIikIn 011 liuiid for k?Ic low. uptl;/and faithfully done, at loic prices. warranted. _J?Z iy * EEN REMEDY! n s hbb .-m. wi^m ( CHOLERA MORBUS, DIKEASES. . < BILIOUS CllOLlC, (cholera infantum. iseases of Females, especially Painful uation. Well Known to Require Encomiums. 7 III. JI cur (a Painful Menstruation. 81 li. It rtli'-rrx Pain in Back and Loins. '.lilt. It counter aft* Nervousness and l)c101 h. Il restores frnyularities. [spondcncy. 111It. It dispels Gloomy and Hysterical 1 2th. It is an admirable Ionic. [Peelings. Loiters, Testimonials &?: md have found it u nio.st Hic-ient, and, in inv lion. 11 he am Wakskii, Jll.l.r.. of SllMf. lr... r.tni-l i:.. commend .laeoh's Cordial?my own personal iih] friends aroundiue, is a sufficient guarantee be, viz., a sovereign rw<!>/." Wm. II. ITniikrwood, rly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit, nvuluahlc medicine to all afflicted with bowel remedy?dccidedlv superior to anything else i.ijinc, Deputy M. of the Grand Lodge, Ga. 1 this, with all 1 hear, about it as a rcuicdy hy . hat. it. stands at the head of every preparation lie diseases lor which it. is compounded." if I he Bank of i lie Slate of Ge'jr^ia, Grifliu. onv, Jacob's Cordial must staod pre-eminent vel 1 Ji-eases. From the mass of testimony in very far in advance, as a curative agent, of A. Flkminu, tier Marine ami Fire Insurance lhink, Grillin. ! lu-ity as fastis Bonaparte pushed his columns cr used."?Georgia Jej/jftr^ouian, Jfn>/ 10, ";>U. lloBEi-.ts i A11.vms, IlodpV Depot; F. G. 1'akks, recti wood ; 1Iavila.ni>, IIaiikal ?t (Jo., Charleston, Wholesale Agents ; throughout t lie State. WM. W. BUSS it CO., Proprietors, No. 20 Hcekman Street, New York. b& r?m: BO w r\UES, liHUOIES, ifc<'., nt the old stand of M ? put up, in tlie very best and latest, style, an}* , price our work, and you cannot fail to be tly Executed. 3 It's Patent ?Iet;ilie Burial Cases. d preserving Llio dead for prolonged low for c<t*h. part of till! I)islril l Wir.xl THUS. M. CHRISTIAN, JAMES L. PEALE. 37 ly SiicriH 'S Sales. BV Virtue of various writs of fieri facias to mo directed, I will sell, on the first. Monday in April next, nt Abbeville Court House, within the lejral hours of sale 100 acres of IhihI. more or lew, bounded by O. Trible, Widow Webster, and others: levied on ns the property of llenson Posey, to satisfy the costs in cases ?>f Charles Murphy and 1*1. JL At ernl A I inc ! i ' ill. ! I 1. JL in in first in


ocr: New Spring and Summer Goods. ?AT? CHAMB ERS & M A RSH ALL'S CHEAP (JASH STORE, Abbeville C. II. '\TT 7"E are daily receiving onr New Spring V V Stock, comprising the latest styles in French, Knglisli, and American MUSLIMS and CAIdCOKS, French 13RU.U ANTKS, Fine Musliii'HJ IN (J 11A MS. Plain and Fancy BAKK<tl?S, lil'k, Co'd, nnif Funev SILKS, CHutti* 1l/?Wl."TV? N ??' * ? >? uuiiLirao itmi misses l'J.A'l>S, CLOVES, HOSIERY, Bonnet RIBBONS, ninl PARASOLS. Ami an unusually Lnrgc nn?l Cheap Stock of! ElSSKOI??]ftSIU?, Swiss CUHTa 1XS, Cent's Straw HATS, NECK TIES Ac. "We most rospcetftill}* invite the attention of the citizens of this District to the above Goods. We announce, notwithstanding the general depression in the Money Market throughout the country, the system ot' business adopted by us more tlian a year ago, namely, CASH?and to Which we shall rigidly adhere?enables us to offer for the coining season, a very large Stoek ot prices to suit the HARD TIMES. We will constantly receive nddditions the Season, of new and desirable Goods, from New York and Baltimore. March 27, 18.r>5. 4?.) tf


ocr: cautioht. * IMPORTAT TO BEEF KILLER T"\ltV HIDES will hi! taken in I'n.lnn.. ' > GOODS at KERR'S GHOCEIIY St?)Re! l'eruona wiahittg to eel! Dry Hides to the Te notified t lint they must Salt well in the following manner, viz: j Spread out the Hide on the ground, and cot** it over well with Solt on the Flesh Side; then roll it up, mid let it remain in this condition for 12 or 15 hours ; then hang it out iu the ahad* to dry. By the nhove process, the seller will get mot* money for hi* Hides, while the tanner will b* able to make the best Leather of it. HENRY S. KERR. February 16, 1856. 41 3ra


ocr: Strayed Ot Stolen, (lie Subscriber, on tlic niyjlit of tho lotli iiiMtnut, tit Abbeville II., 8^ C.. a gray MARE,- about 10 years oldj rather tiluler medium Bize; trim tua^c; rothef lot* in flesh; having a wart on the left ear and Under the chin; and studded oyer witli blnck speckles. A liberal reward will btf for her return. JOHN DAVIS, M. Di Mitrch SO, 1885 47 tf


ocr: MA1B HM. THE undersigned has IB ^ opened, in this place, an entire new and well selected Stock of in the GROCERY Line, wjiich he offers to friends and tho public generally. He will in the Market at all times for tho purchase Cotton and other Produce. Having secured the 6erviccs of Mr. Rosamond, as a buyer of Cotton, he trusts will be able to share a liberal patronage. will give hie attention to the Sale of and to the Receiving and Forwarding of R. J. DELPH. Hamburg, S. C., Sept. 11, 1855. 10-lm


ocr: ME.aai:rulil7' r> uiiu?n>iLrnra JH1S ^ npcncil, in thi* place, an ; entire new an<l well selected Stock of in the QROCKRY Lino, \v11i. !i lie oilers to friends an?l tho public corn-rally. He will in the Market at nil tim??s for the purchase Cotton and other Produce. Having secured the services of Mr. llosamond, as a buyer of Cotton, ho trust* will be able to share a liberal patronage, will give his attention to the Sale of and to (lie Receiving and Forwardincr of It. J. JMH.ril. Hamburg, S. C., Sept. 11, 185;>.


ocr: 1 ^ , lUcnfioii, Abbeville Light ! ! ! will appear at your usual Parade Orouiid, on Saturday the third of Fully Armed and Equipped, for Drill uid Inspection. 15y order of Captain Lit,inoston. Oct, 20, It . JOfltf GltAY, 0. S.


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ocr: I i, 0 ' n BROWNING- & LEMAN, niponrr.iu; or WENCH, BRITIKH, AM> BEY GOODS, 209 anil 211 Kin:*, Covner Market-Stj i C53AESIT,n3fc'ii,?>!W, S. <L'. [TTCKP constantly onlir.iul, and ofiVr t;> tlioir lV friends', mid tin* (?4>!ic "iMivrallv. tls.- I n-jovt f-sortmi-nt of H)KKlOX AND DOMHS'l'ld )RY (iOO.S in tlio Ninthcm Si at op. Tlioir iiock is constantly stip^lkul with n full '5BBII3, f :i!I I'h* nevcit of 8tv!?; mid Fjitiric, In .Silks, Tissues, Ba'/eges, Grenadines. ?to. I'oiiihu/.iuof, Atpncutf ami Mourniistr Oood3 of 11 hii.'N. KmliroitlciRS ami I-30C Goods, of every l".v< i;i:'^''rpas Cc in ovciy variety. Gcntljnip.ii's j\nd Soys' Wear. C"l<>: li., ior', V< I.isicii Drills nn<J of ho.-' Ciciiih <:o??!s. FOR FAMILY USE. IIos-o, V>"l;itiH?y, ;m<! K:iih "lankots. IJi-'i a:nl While l l.imiiN. Am.'iimn Cotton FiaunoU. Frem-lt, Linyli.-li aid American I'tinls utnl anthricA Li!'<;-ii<, of nit'lwu*tit?>n*s tnako, Tor Shupt:ng.<it l'il'ow Cases Talilc Daina-kf, Doylies, >;>|'kiu.>, 'i'owuiiin^, 1?- I*-. :?ii?! Iliiekaiiack l>iaitr.=, Fii.it Cloths', (;la*u Clutl;?, Apron L::;eusto, OARPETiNGS. Inrrain, I'ly, Hruwlj, Tat?o-5rv:iu>t Velvet. I'riii.-h an.l Aiui-fi^aii Fl >?-r Oil Ci">:!.s. Vi'illon, Volvrt and Sxni'.f.sti r Whiti* itiiil colored ri.it' \ ?>i* till width?, b'tui;- I?v U atnl Sltii* Curjitlini's, of ail I>i:;Js. CURT.A m MATERIALS, Of cvii y Vitrlt ly ia f j?..j Woratci]. C uriiiin s;i:?l Mtuliiif. i'nilnv.irit-ml i.:wo Muslin c-.'rtasi's. C?i:L Cornices (Uirliuti ( iiiij:';, liol.Kvs, Loo'", 'testis Drapery Cor.!-, li-ll lu.p- ?' . PL A XTATION (; 00 MS. RaitiiUi.'':', l'litii:-', Iv?tsoys, Cr.ps, <! . CViiim Oof nil the Lest Southern


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ocr: NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! BURCIIARD <fc CO., Augusta, Go., are now receiving, by every steamer, Large Additions to their stock, of all that is New, Elegant and Useful ! Such ns Silk, Silk Barege, and Lawn Robes, Bnrege DeLaines, Rich Challies, Lawns, Bnreges, Ginghams, Calicoes, Lace Spreads, Wide Scotch Diapers, Linen Damask, Towelling, Napkins, Doylies, 12 4 Cotton and Linen Sheetings, Irish Linens, Planters' Linen nnd Drillings, Cottonades, Cliambraja, Linen Lustres. A T n^-v .fYJUOVA? I Mourning Attire, a complete of all the various fabrics, to all of which they respectfully ask attention. 'i'heir prices to cash and prompt paying will Uc such as cannot fuil to give


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ocr: R. SWAPPII ' "WHOLESALE A CLOTHING EST NO. THREE, GRANITE B\ & SON would respectfully invito llio a STOCK of SPRING AND SUM by themselves expressly for this mark. TOCJKTIIHR WITH A 1 MEN'S F U It NISI SHIRTS, GLOVES, TRUNKS, COLLARS, SL'SI'EJ KERCHIEFS, VALISES, STOCKS, I>R1 Country merchants wishing to sort up, wil stock, and at Charleston l'riccs. Columbia, Jan. 1 1855. :&D & son, ND RETAIL miSIIMENT, JILDINGS, COLUMBIA. ttontiun of tlio public to their KX'f ENSIV MER CLOTHING, L.AROK STOCK OF * I a IV IS GOODS; CDIillrf, CAIIPRT 15AOH, ClSAVATS, MOKBV-ni- L'I"S. I find, at this establishment, a large an HO


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ocr: MAMMOTH A- JE ^ .-M52 m, BREH7JA5'S DRY GOODS STORE, JlltOAD ST., AUOUSTA, OA. $40,000 OF FANCY AND STAfiE DRY To be Sold Without Reserve! I'M IK Largest and best assorted stock of 1)RY GOODS ever offered in this City. On ami after Monday, October 8th, the (with a view t<? make a clump: in firm, and reduec his present heavy stock Goods,) will sell, without reserve, tit or Retail, the entire Stock; and to save h? will sell lower than the Goods bring at auction. Merchants, Planters, Dealers, ami the public will study their own interest by thieStock before buying to save time *nd trouble, he would say, terius will be Cash for sums under one dollars; for auxsunte over, approved City with interest from date of sale. P. S.?The Ladies -are respect full}' invited to and see the Silks, Merinos, Cashmeres, Wool Alpacas, JL'oborg Cloths, Dombazincs, *fcc., Ac. TIIOMAS IiltEXNAX. Above the Globe Hotel Corner. Augusta, Oti. 1853 2t Cw


ocr: Fl'LLEU'S HAT STORE, 238 Richardson Stroet, COLUMBIA, 8. C., (ne.vk the state house,) oil hnud, of the very best make and latest styh-s, a full supply of Gents', youths', and Bovs' Drees HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, WALKING CANES, CARPET BAGS, TRU1CNS, &c. C3T Price of the BEST 11AT only POUR Terms CASH. [Nov s0> 64 80ly


ocr: AjLSU. TABLE CLOTHS, TOWELLINGS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS !T. ANNULS, NEGRO CLl-TJ' JOES, <Lc.,&o. if ISO, CUTLERY, CHINA AND GLA SS li VI A';.', //J G GING, ROPE AND TWINE, FAMILY GROCERIES, <kc. RICH AND ELEGANT ??s ditonsatf AT BaO??ES' DEPOT. it ADAMS urc now receiving u rich, elegant. mid complete a stock of A XI) WINTER 0001)3 us con b? exhibited in Abbeville District, to which they invite the attention of their friends nnd custom! ers and the public generally. Their block ha? been carefully selected in the Baltiucra find Charleston market?, and conoid, in part, aa follows:? Ladies' Dress Goods: CASHMERES. ALPACAS. DELAINS\ CHALLES, BOMBAZINES. MEMX OS. SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, CllEM SLTTES. COLLARS, UNDERSLEEVE5. IIA NDEER CHIEF*, HI lib ONS, LACES, MA XT.'L LAS, CLOAK&. LADIES S/IOES. GAITERS. IIOSIERY. GLOVES, MITTS, <fcc.f Ac. For Gentlemen's Wear: FRENCH AN I) ENGLISH CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, JEANS, SAT, INETS, BROADCLOTHS, VESTING S, HATS. CARS, COOTS, SHOES, HOSIER Y, GLO VE3, dr., Ac., <ir. We do not pretend, in this advertisement, t? give a succinct enumeration of nil the articles wc have in store, b?:1 will ?uko creat plcaaur* i:i showing tIto whole of oav stock, and believe the qu.iHty of our Goods with the price? at vhicli we ofiVr them, will satisfy sill who call upon us that tli<ry cannot d* better than patronize ROBERTS <fc ADAMS. Nov. 10, IS54 27 tf


ocr: O. JOE. CALHOlfJf. WHOLESALE AND KVti&ifc DEALER IN FOREIGN. ABD AilEllICAN BOOKS AND STATIONERY, COLtfMBU, S. C. * ' * or M. CALHOUir/


ocr: Office Gen. Sup'dt G. <fc C. R. R. Helena, July 24, 1855. TIIE following Schedule for Passenger will go into operation on Monday next, 30th inst-., viz? Up, Leave Columbia 9.00 A. M. " Frost's Mill '.'.30 " Littleton 10.05 " A list on 10.45 " llope'a ] 1.00 " romaria 11.10 " Prosperity 11.45 " N ewberry 12.13 " Helena 12.21 " Silver9treet 12.42 ' Saluda 1.10 P. M. " ClinppeU's 1.23 " Ninety Six 2.U0 " New Market 2.25 " Greenwood 2.55 " Cokcsbury 3.30 Arrive at Abbeville 4.15 Leave Baremore's 3.50 " Donalds 4.00 " Honeapntb 4.28 " Belton 0.05 Arrive at Anderson 6.00 Leaves Williamston 0.40 1 V " Golden Grove 6.28 ^ Arrive at Greenville 7.00 Down, Leave Greenville 5.3 0 A.M. " Golden Grove <?.U3 " "VYilliamston 6.38 " Anderson 6.20 " Belton 7.00 " Honeapatli 7.58 " Donalds 8.20 " Baremore'? 8.40 " Abbeville 8.00 " Cokesbury 9.00 " Greenwood 9.35 " New Market 9.50 Ninety Six 10.15 " Cliappell's 10.53 Saluda T. O. 11.05 " Silver Street 11.33 " Helena 11.55 " Newberry 12.15 I'. M. " Prosperity 12.40 " Ponmria 1.10 " Hopes 1.22 " Allston 1.47 " Littleton 2.25 " Frost's 2.r>r> Arrive at Columbia 3.15 E. F. R A WORTH, Gen. SupMt. July 18, 1855. 12 It


ocr: ABBEVltLE FEMALE SCHOOL;. exercise^ of this School were com, men ted on Monday, 8th. instant, direction of . .. . C. B- ALLEN, Ee?., principal, M... A nirtJiiEV Thcao Teftchvr^ arp both favorably \cn&vm 14, oar community, *Ad; we bespeak frotii.l9irejp?V trons of education * fair trial of ottrSchooL I r By ordw of'the Board of Directory ; * r JOSEPH J. WARP^flW, 8o?'s. , AbbevitlrC. H.; Jan. 0, 1855. $9 V ?*


ocr: Received thisDajrj AT CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S, Silk nnd Velvet CLOA KS; Block !?njt,in do.; V Col'd Moiro Antique .da; Blnek nnd Col'J Cloth hnnfaomely tned with Moire Antique } And n grent variety of Cloth CLOA Kit, TALMAS, &e. , Call nnd.see them before tiwy are all sold. _ , * 4 Oct 18


ocr: AUGUSTA BBIDGE FEEEI rj ^IIF, City Council of Augusta linve tfio Iiridee o^ft Savannah River, between Augusta and Hamburg, FRFE for all ?era, Produce, Wagons, Stook, <tc., going to rom Augusta. WM.E DEARING, Mayor C. A. Upv. 17, 1856. : v 29-lm


ocr: 18 and 20 Hayne Street, jRe&r of- Charleston Hotel. STANDARD Religious Works, especially the Publications of the Methodist I'uMisliintr House, Hymns, Testaments, an<l Bibles, of description. Sunday School Requisites and Rooks, at Publisher's prices. Standard Miscellaneous Works, strtnble the Young and for Private and Public Libraries. The attention of Booksellers throughout country is called to the stock of Book* suitable to their trade. Blunk Books, Stationery, Pencils, Pens, I hits, Slates, Envelopes, and a general of Requisites for Scliool and Mercantile purposes. School Books supplied to Merchants and to Schools and Colleges, upon as reasonable terms us can be afforded in llie South. Orders with satisfactory references will be attended to promptly by J. W.STOY, to communications are to lie directed. Oct, 28, 1855 24


ocr: PULLER'S HAT STOBE. calling attention to my Styles for the ^1. FALL AND WINTER, I return wfcnkv at the same time to my friends and the ijpublic generally for past favors, and I (hall """Endeavor to merit senntinnamui ^<7 The ssyoe moderate charges will prevail that pave -made the establishment eo popular 'throughout the State. JPlno Moleskin Hats, ?4. '-v.. I S^paltford and Son's (of Philadelphia) Fine and Gennin'a (214 Broadway) will be I*o departure from these prices.ii Terras exclusively Cash. .


ocr: THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, District?In the Common Pleas, llcnry W. Liddleton } Attachment. vt. J- Gary, JoliIf B. Clark. ) Plaintiff's Atty. "VTI711EREAS, the Plaintiff did on the sixth \ t day of August 1805, file his against the defendant, who (ns it id said) ! is absent from and without the limits of this : State, and lias neither wife nor attorney I known within the same, upon whom a copy of j the naid declaration might be served. I It. is therefore ordered that the said Defend| ant do appear and plead to the said deelm-n. j tion, on or before tlio seventh day of August, which will be in the vcar of our Lord Hundred and fifty-six, otherwise, finM and absolute Judgment will then be givenr and awarded against him. matthew Mcdonald, c. c.p. Clerk's Office, Abbeville District-, ) , , August 6, 1855, \ ^ ^


ocr: IVcw mattresses. IIA?E located myself at Hodges' Depot,. ?##m prepared to make Mattresses, f!n?liion? tor ?*' 1 t -li V """ *"??" nmcies.. will pay a good price tor Shuofa and stained Give me a call, Jan. 21 87?tf * DAVID B OWENS.


ocr: IS rt.'ULIBIIEU K V Ell Y SATURDAY MORNING. O. O. PUOEBTT, I m. ^QOKETT, {Editor?. Individuals, like nation*, fail in nothing they boldly attempt, tehen sustained by anddeter miticdrcnolutioti,?Hknrt Ci.ay. " Willing to praise, yet not afraid to blame." Dollar a Year, in Advance.


ocr: Cordials, Syrups, &c. 4 CASES Blackberry Cordial; 4 CasesLemon Syrup; 4 do. Raspberry Syrupw,, 4 do. Pino Apple clo.; 4 do. Underwood's Pickles; 4 do. East India Preserves; 4 do. Brandy Fruits. Th? above articles are fresh and ot the best qualities, aud will be sold at the lowest Cash prices. II-. 8. KERR. > June 1, 1865 4 4vr ,


ocr: F? OH B T A RELIABLE MEDIOLfTE. TIIE CELEBRATED (OM.inoiV B i T T E R S, A Purely Vegetable Preparation AM) A KOll DYSPEPSIA. HITTERS arc purely ? VICOETA1_ 1?LK COMPOUND, ami arc offered to public under the fullest conviction 1 lint. will be found a safe and sovereign 15KMEDY for DYSPEPSIA. They have heen triumphantly tested, not l>v numerous families and Physicians in South, who have furnished ample testimony as to their decided excellence, hut also hv proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered all gloom incident to that stubborn and distressing disease. The COLLLTOX GtTTKRS arc also a Carinitiative, most excellent for Cholera Morbus, veil ess, Sea Sickncss, Nausea, proceeding whatever cause, Shortness of lircath, Heartburn, Cramps and Stitches in Itrcast. The above Medicine is highly reeemincnded literary gentlemen, students, elderly people, others of scdcnlarv habits. ' 1 d<? hereby certify that I lmve known ntul your celebrated compound COLLHTOX in my family fur more than fifteen and I do verily believe it. to be one of lie most valuable Family anil Plantation Medicines in use, having witnessed their beneficial in so many instances, that with truth it he alii ruled, they well deserve the high whieh they have received from the who have partaken of their invigorating and health-restorinir properties. Signed, CI IAS. (J. UAI'KUS. Planter, St. Helena, S. C." The undersigned, wholesale agents for the take pleasure in staling that they aivinlimately acquainted with the manufacture of "( 'oi.i.kton Hirrr.ns," hence they do not hesitate to commenil the article as piwsessitig rare iucs, iiiiii wen caiciiiai'.'U i<> -aimru reiiei in and its Kindred WIseascs. Retail Pricc 50 Cents a Bottle! which sum an incalculable amount of sufferiair may he amatol. Tliu trade will lie on liberal term.*. Orders should In- addressed In II AVI LAM), llARRAL?fc CO., Special Ajrcittss, Charleston, S. C., of Drugs, Medicine.1, Chemicals. I'erfumery, lirushes, Ac. For sale l>v WAUDLAW <t LYON, F. G. I'AliKS, Grecnw 1; GARY GARY, Cokosbury. [june 1'05 ly ?K. U. H. SCIDD VY, of the Physio Medical College of Ohio, IS his Professional Services to the 1'nltlic, as a practitioner of Medicine, and Surgery. Wo glial! reject venesection, vesication, mcrinrials ami poisons of every descript ion, and pure medicines, in portions ami forms ami in all modes and of all temperatures to the eases. "Weare prepared to board and treat patients prices varying with their condition, wants, the accommodations thev prefer. Persons n distance who cannot remain, will he eximined and provided with medicines nnd writen directions, (a method by which thousands been cured,) at a moderate expense. I'erioiis atll icted with old chronic diseases, partiellarly scurrhus affections, ulcers of the leu, and veins, can have them permanently by the Ucfortn practice. Though the cure of di.-easc is at all times yet when they arc indispensable, operations of every descript ion will be in the best, mninw.r L i. Office ?t. Lowndsville, Ahhcvillc District, C., wlicrc we can at nil times he found, uness professionally engaged. May 18, liioo '2 Sin FRESH SUPPLY OF Provisions, Confectioneries, &.C. HAND and daily arriving nt KERR'S GROCERY STORE? ? hhdfi. W. I. Molasses; 30 hbls. do. do.; 35 do. N. O. do.; 10 lihds. do. Sugar; 5,0ii0 lbs. Tennessee Bacon ; 600 do. choice Leaf Lnrd ; 2,000 yards heavy Dundee Bagging; 100 11)9. Bagging Twine; 0,000 Hjs. Pure rui<l No. 1 White Lead ; 500 gallon* Linseed Oil; 200 do. Sp'ts Turpentine; 100 sacks Liverpool Salt; Fast India Preserves ami Brandy Fruits; Underwood's Pickles and Schicdaiu Frefill Salmon and Sardines; Logwood, Madder, Copperas, and Iudiiro, a great variety of other Goods, which be sold at the luiccst cash pvicr*. II. S. KERR. June 1, 1855 *1 uW State of Soutli Carolina. District?In the Court of Ordinary. IERAS amplication lias lippri nmilo tr? me by John Diivis and wife requiring Will of Mrs. Sarah Pace, deceased, to be up and provediu "due form of law": Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to W. Pace, Aiken Jirazcallc and wife Lucinda Jane Cunnon, child of Henry Lucinda Cannon, Sarah Jane Pace' and Pinckney Pace, children of Richard Pace, Souhronia IJaynes, (widow,) Sarah wife of Sheppard, Sehlon Benjamin, George, llenry and John and Caroline and Mary Thomas, cliilIreu of Matilda Tliomas, deceased, to appear before me, either in person or by attorjcj\ at a Court of Ordinary for Abbeville Dis-rict, to be held at Abbeville Court House, on fourth dfiy of September next, and show why proof of the contents of said Will nnt. mndr? nnil tlin snifl Will not. nr? nn/1 n<l. to probate in due form of law. Givcu under my hand and seal of office, nt Abbeville Court House, this 80th May, A. D. 1855. WILLIAM 1IILL, O. J. D. Ju1 '4 3m ORIENT CHAPTER 9, R. A. M., COKE8BURY, meet on the Fourth Monday of every month; also, on the Friday in Feb uary, April, Juno, August, October, Decem>er, at 3 P. M. Feb. 16, 1866. . 41 ly JOKES & LIVINGSTON, Attorney* *t X^aw, Offii-* next door to Thornton A Fair, ^ ABBEVIIXE 0. H. ; A, JONES.] fj. W. MVTKGS70N. v. -> V. . . Goods Very Low in Price. HARD TIMES MADE EASY ! M. STRAUSS, .... Cokesbury, IS Now receiving from New York nud Charleston ? JVtw, Elegant nnd Useful stock of (tOODS, l'Voiii 5 cents up, Prints ; " 0} " " French Muslins ; " 10 " " Ginghams; " 10 " " Ticks; " 18 " " Bareges, Tissues, C'rnpe, r< v ... .. ? - > iiiinv, ' ri,iia<iin???, mm .Muslin Kobe*; Drtss Silkx, n?<l /Hark Si/kit. FOR LADIES. The l?c?t us$or( incut of BONNET*. MISSUS' HATS, WRKA 77/5. OLO VES. MITTS, HA ND KER CHIEFS, Rinnoxs, LACES. EDO INO m>-f INSERTING, TA LMA S, MA NTH. LA S ami TRIMMINGS, &c., &c. For Cn<>ii(s. RE A I> Y-MA hi: CLOTHING, ' 1 liROAD CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, J) It A I' D'E'TE, QUEEN'S CLOTJf, ] LINEN DRILL, CtiSHMARET, FARMERS' J)RII.L ami LINEN, HATS, S US I * END ERS, GLOVES, Also, HOOTS, SI TO KS, GAITEUS, <1 I l>l>I.M>< It \ IMHV ? ..I' ' "VuOCKKKY. I'KUl'UMFRY, STATION Hit Y, CKOCKRV. To lio sold for rush, at Charleston priccs, with freijrht. mldvil, vis: r 200 sacks SALT, i 10 liap CO[,'I''KK1 j fjoud ll?s. SU<iAK, Nails, najririnjr, 1'ope, Twine, Candles, Tea, Spices, Soda, Factory Thread, Scytlie Blades, 1 Casting, oto., etc. I cannot mention nlh the articles which I keep. Call and examine yourselves, and you will find prices according to the times, utid goods to please. M. STUAL SiSj 1 April 115, 18">5 G\v Cokesbury. NEW TAX LOR SH O P ] AT AUBEYILLE C. II. \ rpiIE Undersigned ?respcctfully informs the J. citizens of Altlicvillo village and District tliat lie lias opened n shop lor the purpose of^currying on the Taiiorinu' Business J on his own account. lie will receive orders from town and country thankfully, and will spare no pains n endenvorinc to please his , customers l>otli in the quality of his work and price?. J?v strict attention to business, and aliility to do good work, he hopes to secure a share of. patronage. C3)1" Shop on Main street, next door to t "Moore's Varictv Store." " ( [May !?, lb'55*ly] FREDF.RTCK IVES. Land for the Million! c rr^TIV A..1 ,.r t?. -r \t 1. ? i I - -" ??--v ... . i-.l Ul . lillCII .XI, 1C.I.I, 1. gives additional ISouiity Ltuul to all who have heretofore ivcehvd land for military ser- J views. All who have bitvuI fourteen days, or i received pay in money for their services, are ' entitled. We have, by live years' practice in claims against the U. S. Government, become perfeetty acquainted with all the minute rules i ami practice of that Department, and are well known to the Commissioner of Pensions. We will attend-promptly to all claims entrusted to us. As three hundred thousand persons arc entitled under this law, there will be great delay in issuing them, and it is therefore highly important that application be made without delay. Wc will also pay cash for the Warrants, oradYftucc money upon them. 15. 1- it 15. V. rOSEV. March 23 4fi tf IRONTIRONH IRON! I! At (tic Sign of the Golden Anvil, COLUMBIA. S. C.. At Prices to Suit the Times. rI~Mll-< Subscribers have now on hand a large 1. stock of 1 RON, tehich thrif arc uoto offtr[ inrj at ijrmlli/ rofwd pric*, f?r aixft. Tlieir .stock comprises n complete assortment of Swedes. Country, English, Oval, Band, Hoop, sheet, Rod, liuwe Shoe iron, <Lc. <tc. Wholesale purchasers will be supplied at Charleston prices, with expanses added. Iron and other Goods delivered at the Kailroad Dep ot free of drnyage. ] F1SI1 Kit it AO NEW ?fe CO. April 30, 1855 ^ [ju 1 ly I Executor aud Administrator's Notice. "VTOTICE is hereby given to all parties eon- J XN eerned that, a Final Settlement of the Estate of CHARLES A. SMITH, deceased, will be made in the Ordinary's Office, Abbeville, on tiif: Jirit day oi August next. 1'ETEK SMITH, Exor. AJ-SO, That a Final settlement, of tlic Estate of lle/.ckiah I'". SMITH, ilcct-ased, will ] he made in the Ordinary's Office on same day. All parties concerned will take due noliec of the foregoing appointments, and govern themselves accordingly. PETKIt SMITH, Auui'r Estate of II. F. Smith. April 20, 1655 01 3m 1 Dissolution. THE Firm of G III FIT N, GRAYDON ?t CO. was di&solved by mutual consent, on the first of January last. Those indebted will 1 please call and make settlement without delay ' with S. E. Graydon, who has charge of the books, papers, <5ie. Wo dislike to "dun" our friends, but in this case we have no choice.? We are in debt, And arc compelled to raise money. We hope, therefore, that this call will not be disregarded. Cokcsbury, April 10, 1855 41) tf SPRINGS AND AXLES. Prices licdaiccd! At the Sign of the G'olden Anvil. ^ TIIE Undersigned liavo now on hand a com- 1 pletc assortment of SPRINGS and AX- ( LES, which they are selling at reduced price*, j for.cash. FISHER & AGNEW ?fc CO. ] Columbia, April 30^ 1855 [jn 1 s Land I'or Sale! ' I WILL sell my DAVIS PLACE, con- ( taining about One Hundred Acres. I will connect with it as much land as tlio purchaser may desire?Upland and Bottom? if to the amount of fifteen hnndrod acre*. _ <jr. 11UUKA1JKK. Lowndsville, May 10, 1855 1 4ortf . White Neapolitan Bonnets, PLAIN and FANCY, just received at CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S. May 10 1 tf * Infants' and Misses' i PLAIN and FANCY LEHORN FLATS, at \ CHAMBERS <fc MARSHALL'S. <3 May 10 1 tf Supply OF the'mfe :Btylef.?if MANTILLAS; received^ May 10 < . ' { AbbevUUO. Hi, &F&P" > * % -V HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOOD CARI AT CHARLES' [Late J. O. 3Q | 2 | The subscriber will keep on band the COACHES, ROCK AW AYS, BAIIOU TRAVELLING r<? he lind in the Htntft, embracing nil the newest build to order any kind that, may be wanted, i 3arnen?, doublo & single; Whips, Netting Also, CoaclimakcrN stock of al 635" Repairing in all ifx braitcliex, pro) tSTvl// Work June 3, 1854. 2-1 GREAT SOUTH -HOLER A. ) JYSKNTKItV, I FOK ALL BOW EL )1AI111H(EA. ) Mso, Admirably adapted to many D lVTnr?Rtr The Virtues of Jacob's Cordial arc too fit- It cures the worst eases of Diarrhera. !<]. It cures the xrorst forms of JJuxetitfTt/. !"1. It cires California or Af'.ricatt JJiurrhoa. It It. It relieves the severest Colic? tli. It cures Cholera Morbus. ith. It cures Cholera Infantum. A fctv short HxlraclN from "I have used Jncob's Cordial in xny family, i mlgrnont, a valuable remedy*." "It gives mc pleasure in being able to r< xjierienee, and the experience of 1113- neighbors inr rue to believe it to be all that it purports to Fornu "I take great pleasure in recommending this i liscases, for which t believe it to be a sovereign sver tried by me." A. A. Gau < 1 l.n.-.. .... ,hose who have tried it, induced nic to believe I >f the kind, and I would rccouuncnd its use ill t Milks (}. DoimiNg, Cashier "If there is any credibility in human tostiir ibove all other preparations for the cure of Itv tn favor coming in from all quarters, it must b< nostif not nil oilier 'patent'preparations." Cn.il "Thi* efficient remedy is travelling into eele nto Russia, and gaining commendation wliercv for sale by W.muilaw <fc Lyon, Abbeville C. II.; John Smith, Cokes bury ; \nd by the principal Merchants and Druggist* Feb 2, 1855?39 6m] ABBBVIXdiB^ da WE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND An will sell lower than ever offered in this We will build to order uny Vehicle in our lin ?35" REl'AlllING neatly done, ascheap ns a C2?" All New Wor WK also linve on hand a large lot of FISK'S ] ecting tl?e dead for prolonged interment, for tr ivhicli we will sell exceedingly low for CASH. We will also make COFFINS, and send to anj IIEAUSE, which will go free of charge. Abbeville C. II., January 18, 1355 LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTERESTS, I AMI HAI.T. AT ! ?! V PEOPLE'S CASH GROCERY, AT MOUNT CARMEL, AND examine onr fresh supplies of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERIES, <?<?., which we have on hand md arc constantly receiving. Our motto is, "Live, and let live." HESTER <fe SCOTT. May 22, 1855 ly C3P Those indebted to tis will please call Kill settle forthwith, as we buy for ensh, and uust have <-ash if we sell. 2t South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In the Courrt of Common Picas ami General Ses sions, March Term, 1855. IT is 0r3cred, That, for dispatch of the business which mav be left unfinished nf. ?liic egulur term, an Extra Court for tliis District, ic held, to coiiiincnco on the Third Monday the 16th daj') of July next, nnd to continue so ong as may be necessary: That Jurors for a Jrond Jury and two Pet'it Juries for the next egular term, and two I'etit Juries for the said Sxtra Court, he now drawn and be regularly lummoned: That this Order be published in .he newspapers of this Distriot, and that all xiitors in this Court, and other persons interred, take due notice thereof. D. L. WAUDLAW, Circuit Judge. A true transcript from the minutes of Court. MATTHEW MoDONALD, C. C. P. March 27, 1856. 47 16w J* U1ICE. A LL Persons indebted to me up to t\. the first of January lust tnunt come forwrJ and utile by Caih, by the Jirti of August \ext; for the large amounts of money which have lwrrowed are now callcd for, and I must >ay them, "therefore, I cannot give longer inlulgence. 1 will serve every man alike. IL W. LAWSON. May ?5, 1866 tlaug Eitray Tolled. MIOTON 8PEEB, residing near ^fjn LownHsville. toll* before at ?n Betray 4ULE, of a mouse eolor; eomfnon siie^ the eft leg behind appears tobavd been broken:; id41y faarked with the collar; about 20 years .Id. ApprAtMd by W. II. Bell, ft. O. O*ot tnd W. rrather At seventeen dollars. - . . T. W\ aJ&frXr A. J>. ttaylO, 1865 ;; " * - 4m ' -r. . '> - MAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! mB PRXGBS. Thornton.] r largest ami most elegant assortment of G11 ICS, BUGGIES, GIGS,. SULKIES, W A /TlVCl t__ >* AUV/i.1 O, tV.U.? styles ainl latest fashions of t.lio day, ami will ii t he most superb and durable ninimcr. Also, ;s, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, Ac. hi kinds on Itmiri for sale low. ii/it/i/and faithfully done, at low jtricca. warranted. feZ iy HEH REMEDY! t rifl/Mrn 4 ifAnnr-fi > i/nuiiiviin ju\;mnjn, , DISEASES. } BILIOUS C1I0LIC, ( CIIOLEKA INFANTUM. iseases of Females, especially .Painful uation. i Well Known to Require Encomiums. "fill. It cures 1'aiuful Menstruation. 8th. It relieves Pain in Hack and Loins. '.till. It counteracts j\'ervousncss and I)cI QLli. It restores Irregularities, [s/ioudency. II th. It dispels (j)oomy and Hysterical l'itli. It is an admirable Tonic. [Feelings. Letters, Testimonials, Ac. mid have found it i most oflu-ient, and, in 1113lion. I In:am Waknlk, Judcre of .Supreme Court, Ca. icommond .Jaeoli'a Conlial?iny own personal ami friends around me, is a stilfieienl guarantee be, viz., a sovereign remedy." Wll. II. U.vdkkwooil, trly .luilge Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit. invaluable medicine to all uHlictcil with bowel remedy?decidedly superior to anything else i.iumi, Deputy G. M. of the Grand Lodge, Ga. d this, with all I liear about it as a remedy by that it stands at the head of every preparation lie diseases for which it is compounded." of the Bank of the State of Georgia, Griffin, lonv, Jacob's Cordial inust stand pre-eminent rt'cl Diseases. From the mass of testimony in * very far in advance, as a curative agent, of A. Ki.kmi.no, tier Marino and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin, brity as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns er used."?G<ort/ia ./rjfersonian, May 19, '53. IIorekts <fc Adams, Hodges' Depot; F. G. 1'auks, Greenwood; Havh.and, IlAr.hai. it Co., Charleston, 'Wholesale Agents; throughout tlie State. Wil. W. BLISS it CO., Proprietors, is'o. 20 Beektnan Street, New York. A OH FAg~T<OET1 assortment of Fine BITCiOIES, wliieli we market, on time to suit, the purchaser, e of business, at the xlinrtost notice. ny other Establishment in the State. k Warranted. mfSZ MET A LIC BUIilAL CASKS, air-tight, for proansportution, or any other desirable purpose, r part of the District <lesired. We have a naw TI10S. M. CHRISTIAN, JAMES L. DKALE. 37 Jy THE lXDEPEKDMT PRESS, rUlll.lSUKU WKEKI.Y, AT A1IBEVILI.E, 8. C., A T O N 12 DOLLAIl A YEAR, HAS a circulation of nearly one thousand in Abbeville District, and id constantly increasing. Its circulation in this State is about fourteen hundred, and its entire list, of subscribers numbers over sixteen hundred. It is therefore offered to the* mercantile and business community generally as the best advertising medium iu the up-country of South Carolina. RATES OF ADVERTISING. 1 square 3 months - -- -- - $4 00 1 square G months COO 1 square 12 months ------ 10 00 2 squares 3 months - 6 00 2 squares G months 10 00 2 squares 12 months 15 00 3 squares 3 months - -- -- - 800 3 squares G months K 00 3 squares 12 months 20 00 4 squares 3 months 1000 4 squares 6 months ------ 15 00 4 squares 12 months ------ 25 00 5 squares 3 months ------ 16 00 5 squares 6 months - - - - - - 20 00 5 squares 12 months 30 00 Advertisements inserted for n shorter period tlinn tlirce months will be cliArged 76 cents per square (12 lines or lew) for first insertion nnd 37i per square for cneli continuancc. Any one advertising bv annual or semiannual contract can change his advertisement monthly, if he desires. falT* Subscribers to the paper who do not pay their subscriptions within the year will be chargod $1 60. [April 20, 1865 HENRY S. KERR, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN r'J&L GROCERIES, PROVISIONS & CONFECTMAMfiS^ ABBEVILLE, O. H., 8. Afav 10. 1853. O. M. CALHbUJf, WIIQLK8ALK AND BET AIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN BOOKS AND STATIONERY, I , COLUMBIA, 8. 0. G. M. CALHOUN. Aug. 9, 1853. .18?ly , / fiwedfei W EsgU* Iron. 10,000I&goS2E'^g ' H. & KERR '4 .* ; * 1 % 1 "V* ' \ '4' ' ' - ' ' .. &St.-. The friends announce liim tlic ensuing Tlio friends i Sheriff at the The friends announce Collector at the j?y~ The friends fully announce him lector of Abbeville tion. 53?" We are nut James Mooke as a Tax-Colleclor of suitiir election. C?rTI?o friends respectfully Tax Collector of suing election. 238, [NEAR THE fl^lIE Proprietor inent, elapsed since he own account, vet it state to the dealers ABBEVILLE, that, that seemed to stock and are nearly complete, the irholftia/r trade. ?3?" Five per Terms cash March 10, 1855 NEW Messrs. "T V 7 OULI> > > associated with them, for the on u more extensive will now he at both New We would also have taken much for the Spring solicit an Hatter ourselves of styles, we cauuot IiV any stock ever March 10, 1805 ' LAST IN addition t.o 1113' now receiving Philadelphia an TLEMEN'S ly, lieauty ami 1 have ever before Fine and Elegant French French new and beautiful a Extra fine a new and of SATINS, LINEN Qualities; Superfine All these I am nfler the latest manner, having a that could markets, mid at From my old public generally, I trial. Abbeville C. II., RETURNS and nftntillllnnnn ftf flifl lie keeps .c a Large HARNESS, Also, Willi's, Being a practical mako to order all Military low prices as any {^"Particular Repairing. June 3, 1854. Bettor WE are supplies to BACON, LARD, Daily receiving of WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, 1 Cask POTASH. Six Bales YARN. Any of the above bought low, for iVo. 5. May 23, 1855. Cordials, 4 CASES 4 CasesLemon 4 do. 4 do. Pino 4 do. 4 do. East 4 do. Th? above qualities, aud will June 1, 1865 PARTICULAR stock of ceivcd? .? f . 10,(>00 25 boxes manufacturers, Juno 1, 1835 4 ICE CREAM, "Variety bo served and Saturdays, May 24 tf To PLEASE Take any gy-Seats, which I uiakb luc oiobi> May 1?, 1855 Land THE Highest saite, npon atmitebalU K April 18 ! ' Peruviajd SOOOLbe. * coived fro? [low, by | Aj)Hl 11 . * ' *' -> vit'. . t:.- . *


ocr: New Spring ?V Summer Goods CHAMBERS & MARSH CHEAP CASH STORE, Abbeville C. If. are daily receiving our New V Stock, comprising the latest styles English, and American MUSLINS French BRILL!ANTES, Fine Muslin (JINGIIAMS, l'lain nnd Fancy BAREGES, Bl'k, Co M, and Fancy SILKS, Straw BONNl?rs ami Misses' FLATS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, Bonnet RIBBONS, and PARASOLS. And un unusually Large and Cheap Stock EmtKOIUERIES, Swiss CURTAINS, i Gent's Straw HATS, NECIv TIES Ac. Wc most respectfully invite the attention the citizens of tlii* District to the above Goods, We announce, notwithstanding the general depression in the Money ilarket throughout pnnrifrt' tin* iii'ctjim I..." i 4 ' 1 j, uuNiicsn nuopteu oy us than a year ago, namely, CASII?ana we shall rigiilly adhere?enables us offer for the coining season, a very large at prices to suit the HARD TIMES. Wo will constantly receive nddditions the Season, of new and desirable Goods, from Mew York and Haiti more. March 27. l?r>5. 41) tf


ocr: AT CHAMPS1 SPK-KXMTSZ: 3E [Lato J. O. tf ^ Ji ^ The subscriber will keep on hand llie COACIIES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROl j TRAVELLING I 1><- bud in the State, embracing all the newest build to order any kind that may be wanted, i double A. single; Whips, Nottlnj Alto, Conclimakcr's stock of a ZS~ lifj>airinq in all ilt branches, pro | * IS"AH Work June 3, 1804. 2-4 QBE AT SOUTH T.'lLOOXSfS ? 1 ) 'f FOB ALL BOWEI ) I Admirably adapted to many D Mensti The Virtues of Jaroli's Cordial are toi 1st. It aires the tcorst casrs of IJiarrhren. 2d. It cures the worst forms of Dysentery. 3d. It cures (California or Mexican Diarrhoea. 4 th. It relieves thr severest Colic. fit It. It cures Cholera Jforlnt*. 6th. It cures Cholera Infantum. A few short Extracts from "I huve used Jacob's Cordial iu my family, judgiiu-ut, n valuable remedy.*' "It gives me pleasure in being able to n experience, and the experience of my neighbors for me to believe it to be all that it purports to Formi "I take great pleasure iu recommending this disease?, for which 1 believe it to be a sovereign ever tri?d by tne." A. A. Gau "1 huve used Jacob's Cordiai in my family, an those who have tried it, induce3 me to believe I of the kind, and 1 would recommend its use iu I Mtrxs G. Donmxs, Cashier "If tlicru is any credibility in human testirr above all other preparations for the cure of Bo' its favor coming iu from .ill quarters, it must b< if not all other 'patent' preparations." Casl "This efficient remedy in travelling int-j cele into Russia, and gaining commendation wherev For salo by Wardi.aw & Lyon, Abbeville C. H.; Jons Smith, Cokesbury ; by the principal Merchants and Druggists Tm PKICSS. J?. v%.ar: JE: E:9 , Thornton.] largest and most elegant assortment of :giii?3, buggies, gigs, sulkies, wagons, ; styles and latest fashiotia of the day, and in the most superb and durable manner. Also, pi, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, 11 kinds on hand for sale low. rnptlyand faithfully done, at low prices. icarrantcd. I ly eemhby! somc.XBKTm.'MLi* (CHOLERA MORBUS, i DISEASES. < BILIOUS C1I0LIC. (CHOLERA iseases of Females, especially ruation. ) Well Known to Require Encomiums. 7th. It cures Painful Menstruation. 8th. It relieves Pain in Back and 9th. It counteracts Nervousness and It restores Irregularities, 11th. It dispels Gloomy and 12tli. It is an admirable Ionic. Letters, Testimonials, Ac. and have found it a most offieient, and, in Hon. Hiram Warner, Judge of Supreme Court, Ga. ecoinniend Jacob's Cordial?mv own and friends around me, is a sufficient i be, viz., a sovcrrigti rancdy." Wm. II. Underwood, >rly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit invaluable medieine to all afflicted with remedy?decidedly superior to anything lding, Deputy G. Si. of the Grand Lodge, Ga. d this, with all I hear about it as a remedy that it stands at the head of every the diseases for which it is compounded." of the Dank of the Statu of Georgia, Griffin, lony, JacoVs Cordial mnst stand pre-eminent wcl Discuses. From tho inas3 of testimonv : very far iu advance, as a curative ngent^ A. Flemi.no, iier Murine and Fire Insurance Bnuk, Griffin, bi lty as fast as Bonaparte pushed his coluruu3 er u?ed."?Qrorgia Jejfmonian, May 19, *68. Roberts ?fc Adams, Hodges' Depot; F. G. Parks, Greenwood; IIavila.nu, Haf.ral <fc Co., Charleston, Wholesale Agents; throughout the State. WM. W. BLISS <fc CO.,


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ocr: ' (; a f< (| P \\ HOSPITAL TOR NEGROES, At Aiieusta* On* rllE Underaigiied fttluld cnll tiio ntlcntioil of the citizens of Abbovillte and Hstricts, to their INFIRMARY for SICK NE ROES, and for those requiring OPERATIONS. "While the comple&CSS of ri'ftugeinentg, offers to 111? patient every it also enables us to render liiol'c reutment to chronic cuses, thun can e Kcciired in ordinary private practice. peciul accommodations fur the management lie CHRONIC DISEASES OF FEMALES, > common among Negroes, arc ample to TERMS.?For Nursing, Board and Lodging, cr month $10. Treatment?-this Ordinary ratosof Practice. Communications addressed to us ut Augusta, rill meet ^vitli prompt attention. II. Fi CAJVll'HELL; Snrgeotij R. CAMl'BELL, Attending Physician. May 1(1, 1855. 3 tf


ocr: p , J , F I: ? ? " asihbw, (EWBEKRY C. II., 8. C., Importer and Dealer in lardware, Paints, Oils, GLASS, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES 4?., "M"OW offers for sale the largest and moat assortment of Goods ever in the up-country, and guarantees the irices of any article to be as low as any house n Charleston can famish such articles for.? )rdera accompanied with satisfactory reference fill receive prompt attentir and all goods at the Depot free of iJrayage. jMI- visiting the Newberry Captou Market wiff lo well to call on me before selling their sl havo every facility of making theirytlberal ffers for cotton and other country prodmse.^ . Newberry C. II, Oct. 23d, 185-f. lo tf II r~ independent Press three


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ocr: AND fcALJ, AT TUE CASH GKOCEST, AT MOUNT CARMEL, examine our fresh supplies of' ORO- CURIES, PROVISIONS, <fcc., ?tcM which we have on hand are constantly receiving. Our motto is, "Live, and let live." HESTER & SCOtT. May 22, 1S55 ly Ma-.nil..... i- ? ??ti _i ?" iUl'ne mucuieu LO UB Will piCMC 5BH settle forthwith, as we buy for casbr, and have cash if we sell. 2t


ocr: MAM M O TH fl?5S l/WL ~m AT BRENNAN'S DRY GOODS STORE, BROAtftST., AUGUSTA, GA. 840,000 OF FANCY AND STAPLE ?G3- ?SCB? <0> BB? ?s5 9 To be Sold Without Reserve! Largest and best assorted stock of JL GOODS ever offered in this-City. On and after Monday, Oclober 8th, the (with a view to make a change the firm, and rcduce his present heavy of?Goodi?,) will sell, without reserve, at or Retail, the entire Stock; ami to commissions, he will sclLlower than the would bring at auction. Merchants Planters, Dealers, and the generally, will study their own interest by this Slock before buying And to 6ave time and troubl<\~ho would say, the terms will be Cnsli for sums under one dollars; for amounts over, approved endorsement*, with interest from date of aalo, P. S.?The Ladies are respectfii. y invitad call and see the Silks, Merino", Cash^'Cres, "Wool Plaids, Alpacas, Coborg CU>th?," Bombazines, Ac., A*c., (?c, > THOMAS BRKN'NAN. Above the Globe Hotel Coiner. Augusta, Oct 8, 1853 24 Ow


ocr: THE SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OP DRURY WADE? DEC'D. rI~H) nil whom it may concern, notico is l>v given that a Final Settlement of the Estate, will ho made before the Ordinary of Abbeville District, on the First Monday in February next. All persons Indebted to the Estate are requested to make payment to the Administrator, and those having Demands to present them to the same. T. J. ROBERTS, Adm'r. Nov. 1, 1855. #' . 27 3m . .


ocr: . ' v 18.and 2lO Hayne Street, Hear of Charleston Hotel. ' C^TAiSDARD Rcliirioua Work?. especially the .^VD^-l'ubHqirtipiis of tlie Methodist '' House, Hyraiis, Testaments, and Bibles, of tv description. " J T>: 1_ - _i 1 . UJUIIV^OJ';'X)V-ilUyi XVCl|UI?ltUS UUU OUUK^^l [Publisher's prices. v" Standard Miscellaneous Works, su'tablo for. tlie'toung and for P.rivute and Public Libraries. /The attention 5f Booksellers'throughout the . country is called-to the stock of Books suitable . to theirtrsJe. . .. Blank Books, Stationery, Pencils, PcnH, *. >IaTts, Slftt^.lRiivtfJopes, an<I a general for School and Mercantile : .purposes' .School Books supplied to Merchants nnd to tSchbolS and" Colleges, upon as reasonable terms forded iu the South. t'v . !" ;Pjders ,with satisfactory references* will bo to promptly by.I. W.STOY, to are to bo diroctcd.


ocr: Ramsay's Piano Store. MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Columbia, S. C. . j ^ i,. XUN'S ?fc CO'S, Patent Diagonal rand Pianos; Ilallet lMvii>A Co's J J W J J Patent Suspension Bridge Pianos, Cliickcrings, Travel-*, niul other best makers' at the Factory Prices. April 1, 1851. 47 Gin.


ocr: HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOOD CARRI at GMAumm m~m-jc m imi M^Z jm* m* [Late J. O. 1 ? a a a The subscriber will keep on lintul the 1 COACIIES, ROCK A WAYS, BAUOU i IKAVKLLl^(f 1/** If/id in tire St?tc, embracing nil Hie newest build to ot-def ntiy kind tlint. niny be wanted, ii double & single j Whips, Notttng AIho, Coacluiinkci^fi stoftk of :il XS" Itepairina in alt it* bfdue/ten, prm ?8-All Work June 1854. 2-1 Itargains ill IPrj-CJoodM. GREAT REDUCTION! JI. STRAUSS, - - - - Cokcslmry. r|"\HK Subscriber respectfully informs bis L friend* nu<l customers that lie is now in receipt of ? NKW STOCK of Fall and Winter Goods, At greatly reduced prices; consisting of a gen eral assortment <>f seasonable Drv Goods, viz: * *IHVO? Ginghams, Mousliu do Laincs, Merinos, Cashmeres, Scotch l'luids, Alpacas, Black Kith*, etc.; Kersey.", (Jrurgia J'tniux, Satinets, Cassi meres, ami Iiroad Cloths; Jiltnikcta, Flannel*, and l.iuseys; also, a full assortment of Hosiery, Embroideries, Ribbons and Gloves; RKADY-MADE CLOTIIINO, bl:i-:ue n .vis ami caps, hoots AM) SHOES; HARDWARE, i CROCKERY, ami GROCERIES, nt very low I prieos, ami, for Cash, at Jfurku-t price*. Also, a very fine assortment of NEGROES' BROOANS, SALT, BAGGING, ROPE, and TWINE. M. STRAUSS. C'okcsbury, Oct., 1854. . 25 tf MOORE'S VARIETY STORE, Abbeville C. Iff. Undersigned, very ijrntefnl for Mie enI 1. courngemciit received during the few j months he lina* heen engaged in business, culls j tlie attention of liis friends and customers to j the new nnd splendid supply lie lias just AGES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION^ P&XGES. ' KT* JK: Edy Thornton.] .. | lar^i-at nml most elegant nssortnicnt of G11 ICS, BUGGIES, GIGS, SULKIES,'. WAGONS, &c? stylos an?l Intent fasliiona of tlic day, and trifl' 11 the most edpeH) and durable manner. Also, s, Buggy Umbrellas, H0r#G Slanketft, kinds on Ii:iik1 for sale low.nptly and faithfully done, at law privet. warranted. ? 'j? j CHARLESTON I'AMtf WAREHOUSE'* I William Caldef HA.c* always on hand the largest and best selected slwk uf CARPETING to be found in the city, viz:?Finn Ingrains, prieed; superfine Inurains, Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, low prieed Brussels, Three Ply Carpetini^s, CS recti timl Printed Bnize, Hearth Rut^s an?l lJoor Matt.*, Stair Carpeting and Stair Bods. Bindings. &c~ <te. Afnlfin<* nil & . . 6' widths. With a large assortment of FLOOR CLOT1I, from :s to i!4 foot, in width, for Rooms, Lobbies", Ac., without seam. Nos. 246 and 243 King-at., corner Hasel. New and Wonderful Machine. WILLIAM STODDARD, Proprietor. | rpiIK Subscriber having purchased the Right 1 for the State wf South Carolina in the j Machine now invented, for RIFTING and SIIAVIXG SHINGLES. liAKRF.L HEADING. iVc., is prepared to sell flu: liitrhtof the Districts, ; or single Machines, ut prices sufficiently low to i make it. an inducement for purchasers. The Machine being simple in its construction, nml not liable to get out of order, is capable of Split ting anil Shaving Two Thousand pel- hour?better than made bv hand. It is portable, and can be worked by hand, horse i or stvnm power. Ten to fifteen days work of n | Machine will make enough Shingles to pay the i price asked for a single one. I .i.argeiiiuiicemeiiisareoiicrcii 10 persons ing to purchase the right of several ! One of the Machines van be seen in operntion j in the City of Augusta, at, Win. II. Goodrich's and one also it


ocr: to not iu by all > distressing in ( , of ] ' it < the ; the , in- j of in i ( 1 be ( , ! i u desired for On | as , be ( HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOOD CARF AT CHARLES' :Ki? [Late J. C. jj[ The aabscribor will keep on hand the i COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROU TRAVELLING 1 ro be had in the State, embracing all the newest build to order any kind that innv be wanted, ii HarnoRR, doublo &. single j WhipB, Netting Also, Coactimaker's stock of al Z&F Repairing in all ils branches pror> VST All Work Jane 8, 1854. 2-4 GUMAT SOUTH CHOLERA. ) DYSENTERY, J- FOR AI.1. BOWEL DIARRHCEA. ) Llso, Admirably adapted to many Di Menstr The Virtues of Jacob's Cordial arc too Lht. It cures the vorst cases of Diarrhaa. Z(i It cures the worst forma of Jjyucntery. )il. It cires California or Mcxican Diarrhaa. irh. It relieve* thr severest Colic. ">th. It nires Cholera Morbus. 5th. It cures Cholera Infantum. A few short Extracts from "I have used .Jacob's Corditil in i?y fnuiilv, n o a.. > "It gives mo pleasure in being able to re ;xperience, and the experience of my neighbors a or me to believe it to be all that it purports to Forraei "I take great pleasure in recommending this i) liseafes, for which I believe it to be a sovereign i :ver tried by me." A. A. Gaul "I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, am] hose who have tried it, induces me to believe tl )f tLebind, and I would recommend its use in tl Miles G. Dobbin's, Cashier < "If there is nny credibility in human testimi ibove all other preparations for the cure of I5ov fnvor coming in from all quo iters, it must be noat if uot.all other 'pu'eul' preparations." "Thip efficient remedy is travelling into celot nto Russia, and gaining commendation whertvi For onle by Wardlaw <fc Lros, Abbeville C. H.; John Smith, Cokcabury ; \nd by the principal Merchants and Druggists t Feb 2, 1865?39 Guu] r.m WE IIAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND An will sell lower than ever offered in this i We will build to order nuv Vehicle in our lin< REPAIRING neatly done, as cheap ss ar ZST All New Worl WE also have on hand a large lot of FISK'd Al Lecting the dead for prolonged interment, for tro which we will Bell exceedingly low for CASH. we win aiao maKc ^urrnxa, ann send to any ETEARSE, -which will go free of chargo. Abbeville C. H., January 18, 13C6 LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTERESTS, AND CALL AT THE PEOPLE'S CASH GROCERY, AT MOUNT CA.RMEL, AND examine our fresh nuiiplie) of ORG/>!?? r TT?Ct nn/\Trrr> VJ-". ? J. J*. 'wxvjviiid, JTJX. V V JO J UJV/3, {JVJS t mjTIONERIBS, <tc., (fce., which we have on hand ind fere constantly receiving. Our motto is, "Live, and let life." HESTER A SCOTT. May 22, 185G IIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! TON FRICIS. Thornton.] largest and moat elegant assortment of uuttcs "rrmnitrc mnc cttttttitc VIAAJtJj V A.AJI KJ) U \J ^XViiXJ) WAGONS, die- fi stylos and latest fashions of the day, and will j the roost superb and durable manner. Also, Hj Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blanketa, &c. I kinds 011 lia.nd for sale low. iptly and faithfully done, at low price*. varrarited. .m ly SEH ES3ISB Y! ( CHOLERA M0RBU3, DISEASES. ] BILIOU3 CHOLIC, ( CHOLERA INFANTUM, seases of Females, especially Painful nation. Well Known to Rcqnlre Encomiums. I 7th. It curcs Painful Menstruation. RtV. Tt -./.v,..* n.-L ?? r? vvu. ?? # VMV. vo jl Utrt 1XJ UlA U7CU JUVJ718. Plli. ft counteract* Nervousness and h. // restores Irregularities, [spond'-nci/. 11th. It dispels Gloomy and Hysterical 12th. It is an admirable Tcnic. [Feeling-;. Letters, Testimonial!), &c. nd have found it a most efficient, nnd, in my Hon. Hiram Warner, Jud^e of Supreme Court, Ga. cotmncr.d Jacob's Cordial?my own personal md friends around me, in a Buificient guarantee be, viz., a sovereign remedy." "VV.m. II. Ukdep.wood, rly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit. nvaluable medicine to all afflicted with bowel remedy?decidedly superior to anything elr.e ding, Deputy G. m. of the Grand Lodge, Ga. I this, with all I hear about it as a remedy by llllt it Jifnnri* ftt. tho liotiH r*f rrarn i<i disease-i for which it is compounded." )f the Bank of tbe State of Gevigia, Griffin. :ny, Jacob'? Ooraiai must stand pre-cvuri-jnt :tl Diseases. From the iruj of testimony in very far in ad\auro, as a curative agent, of A. FttHIN'O, i<*r Marine tnd Fire Insurance B.ink, Griffin. >rity as far.t as Bonnpnrte pushed his colnnr?n? er used."?Georgia Jcjfcrsnniati, May 19, 'G3. Robehts <fc Adams, Rodces' Depot; F. G. Parks, Greenwood ; jj Uavtland, Harhal <fc Co., Charleston, Wholesale Agents; hrouorliouf the Stal4. t WM. W. BLISS & CO., Proprietors, Ho. '20 Beekmtn Street, New York. &GM FACTORY J ' assortment of Fine BUGGIES, which we market, on time to suit the purchaser. u i of business, at the ahdrtest notice. r ly other Establishment in the State. s. Warranted. ? [ETALIG BURIAL CA9K3, air-tight, for pro- nsportation, or any other desirable purpose, part of the District desired. We have a now THOS. M. CHRISTIAN. JAMES L. DEALE. 87 ly Till] INDEPENDENT PRESS, PCDLTflllED WEHKLT, AT ABBEVILLE, B. C., AT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, HAS a circulation of nearly one thousand in Abbeville District, and is constantly increasing. Its circulation in this State is about fourteen hundred, and its entire list of subscribers numbers over sixteen hundred. It is therefore offered to the mercantile and busi- nefta community generally as the best adverti- sing medium iu the up-country of South