The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, November 04, 1870, Image 4
Prussia carries "the same military i
discipline into the control of life insu-1
rnncc companies whi<?h obtains in ev-l
vry der<artta '?t ;if her govern men t 1
!No policies can be issued without authority
from tho government. The
companies are bound to show tho
amount of their receipts and expenditures,
prjiiie tho government reserves
t.o itself the right of withdrawing
thto authority 6hould it up any
in <in
l/iftto accm me w uv ?
uxmjisfactory.condition.
Advices have reached Toronto from
Port Fort Garry, 8th inst., via St.
Cloud. October 20th, that the small
pox is committing fearful ravages iu
the West, and that the Indians arc
dying in thousands. The pi/iins are
covered with painted corpses, and the
stench js dreadful. The /Government
proposes to send medical men there
AUwas <^uiet at Fort jliarry.
GUANO
FOR WHEAT.
ft - 1ST
STORE, aud for Sale, a large lot o
\t i-.*. : ^
Wilcox, SiMjs & Eo.'f
MANIPULATED
OVASVQ
Composed of PURE NO. !
PERUVIAN and PHCENIX
GUANOS.
fjy_
The Best Fertilizer Known fo:
Wheat, Oats and Barley.
NORWOOD,BUPREM
^Sept. 8, 1870, 20, tf
? A TSTNS
40%JL r*r ?t zxt s,
CITRON,
, -TEA CAKES,
' * ' '
Cream Baking Powders,
4 AUB3,
@"gN3DRY SOAP.
%00D PIPES,
Sap olio,
Gut Tacks,
CARPET TACKS, at
Parker & Lee's.
Qftt. 14,1870.25?tf
Notice to
DEBTORS.
, ,' ?: _
ALL PERSONS indebted to the
subscriber for the years 1868
pud 1869. by note and account $ro requested
to come forward and settle
" aWHia ia in nrirflnt need
JUiluruiai/vij , ?m uv ? ? - 0
of the moneys >
? vv w ? - .. - * .?
Thos. Eakin.
jt-Ogmt lj j870,15, tf
ihmim
y ? ^
TTTNTO whom we have extended in<lnlgence
during the SpriDg and Sura*
tl- aI 4 ma)ta lit/tin /kfono
rear, 10 enaoie lueiu iu jhuixc men viw^?
ire would say, that as the?r crops arc
gathered we shall expect immediate p?ymeats,
as oar success for future operations
|rill depend upon our customers meeting
their liabilities promptly*
To all our friends who have so liberally
fopported us, we return our sincere thanks
ped bespeak for ourselves a continance of
their jfayort ?he poking season. '
Norwood, DuPre & Co
O?i n io?ta nn ft
oepu z, jw, *v?it.
READ THIS.
To the Planters of Abbeville
&nd Adjoining: Counties.
TH? subscriber Laving been appointed
agent for the '
Albany Agricultural "Works,
fakaa pleasure in announce to tin
planters generally, that he is prepared tc
rdw COTTON GINS andJCONDEN.
SBH8, THRESHERS, WHEAT-PANS
other farming implements wnict
tbey may need. Every article orderec
it warranted to give satisfaction. AL
BANY GINS hare taken the premium ai
Jhe last Agricultural Fair, at Macon, Ga., it
pompetition with eight other Manufacturing
Cotton Gin Companies. The subscribe!
Will have * on hand a 50 SAW GIN
and CONDENSER, which he requests
*ho#e wanting COTTON GUiS to come
nd examine before ordering .elsewhere,
Prom' his long experience in the MANUPICTURING
of COTTON GINS, he
feef# confident to say that (hose GINS are
EQUAL if not SUPERIOR to any COTTON
GIN oow manufactured, Come and
*! !- /-u-v?P?^/vvr AIW V
wammt (UH wnytf wui.
JOHN E HEIGHT,
Abbeville C.: H. , 8nC. i
Jan* 17,1870# 8-^-tf ' - P'v1 (- ?
' "Hrtft Mrta/
^T\EBT0RS, one and ajl, \ am in
J J need of the money lhat' is'due.
jjfteaae pay or call and see me immediately.
W. T. PEflNEY.
Pctober^ 1810,24, tf
i ?
FLOUR.
TYERSONS' in necil of.FLOUR.
J7 will consult their <?wn interest
pp buying at "Wilsons ?Lijh " '' * i
1870,24, <? .
Piedmont & ,
j j ^
W. C. CAmNGT^
. JOHN E. EDWARDS
Brancli GSec, Columbia
f
J. P. THOMAS, Pres't. '
! DIRECT
John McKcnzio, John T. Sloan, Sj
K. W. Gibbos, F. W. Monaster,
W. 13. Gullick, Thompson Eavlo,
! Gen. M. C. 12 u tier, T. C. Perrin,
; Dr. Isaac Branch.
L LEAPHART, JEFFERSl
General Agents for South Car
r Home Office, Hie
I ASSETS OYER
Policies issued in a little over
Work? over 11,0Q0; Income same
, success beyond all precedent.
INSUEEE
Mutual, Non-Forfeiting and I
DIVIDENDS PAID on whole life P(
wliich proves the economy
and its careful select
mHIS GREAT SOUTHERN ENTERPI
4-Unf it- 1A ennm olmncf. n ?n
P lilitl/ m tr i(uiu ovvnt auuvuv ?
its lavor, but in tho languago of our [indefati
printer's Ink," and to carry out the idea thi
disposed to uso a little more of that article.
In the latter part of the yoay 1867, the 1!
now have upwards of eleven thousand.lives
books. Oar success, taking into considcratii
operating is far in advanco of any other Coi
and our losses very snail, when compared
tho subscribers at AbboFilJo C. II.
DR. J
- DR. ]
DR. I. BRANCH, Superintendei
J. F. OSBORNE, Canvassing Ag
April 15, 1870, 51, 12m
~ iiioi:
INSURANCE m
. JEFFERSON DATIi
GEN. M. C. BUTLER, Genen
aUARLES, PEREIN & CO., Age
DIVIDEND, JUNE 1ST, 1870,
ASSETS, JuneUst, 1870
ANNUAL INCNEIE OVI
* i ??
This* Company offers the folli
OUR tables by which a Definite Cash Scri
all Policies lapsed by the non-payment of
valuable features to Policy-holders yet introduced
With sufficient cnp'tal for entire security, no Li
advantages to the Carolina.
All its profits are divided among its policy-hold
plan.
No restrictions on travel or residence in the U"u
All Policies nonforfeitable after second year."
All Losses paid promptly in cash.
QUAELES, PER
* *
Aogu?t 5. 18Y0.15?<f
1 at"
X ^
W?i AKC now offering to Cash buj'crs 6
way of selling goods low. The eea:
, our stock reduced. We are selling Ladies' I
, anese cloths, Grenadines, &c., for 12A, 15, 20,
r 50c. We havo a nice line of Jaconets, Swisi
plain and striped; which we are selling fron
and Summer Cassimeres, for 75cts., $1.00, $
I '\JT - AMn'AAl!in>? r* 11 AMW T>
j H O aic Bcuiiif; ?? v/* uui uuuib auu jxjyg liC!
, &c., at folly 25 cts., lower, and every thing e
k ?0 IS &,
Werjbftye extended our inducements to the
have asj&jndid aesortpient of Millinery Go
every we<jl$ from Kow York, which have b
prices, and dur prices fyijre been reducpd in t
' can please in price style and quality.
i ' .
May 27,1870,15-tf
PRESH SUPPLY .IfJOl
FrencI Calf anil Hmg Slim' td
and Oak and Hemlock Sole, very
--- Sy' *' ,ket.
for said by vor b
a * o
- ; TRO WBRID GE & CO. | J
Jane 24, iilii 'f-tt ?PU
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Arlington j;
[, President.
. Vice-President.
, South Carolina,
S. L. LEAPHART, Sec'y?
OBS:
r., John S. Preston.
II C. Shiver,
J. D. Kennedy^
Kx-Gov. M. L. Bonham.
I)r. H. E. Cook.
ON & RANSOM,
olina, Columbia, S. C.
ihmond, V*a.
$2,000,000.
TWO YEARS of active!
time, over $z,uuu,uu'j?a
\ on
ietura-Prcmium Plans.
)licies, FORTY PER CENT,
of its management
ion of risks.
USE has met with such signal
ccossary to say another word in ,
igablo President, "Wo believe in '
it <4all tildes must live,'' we are
24th Policy was issued, and we ,
iusured, whose names are on our j
nn thn nhnrf, t.imr* we. hnvo hotMi
mpany. Our expenses fur less. 4
with other companies. Call on [
F. J. WARDLAW,
J. A. ARCHER, or |
it of Agencies. !
ent.
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' i
*FT5
COMPANY.:
3, President. i
i
il State Agent, S. G. s
ints at Abbeville, S. C,
FORTY PER CENT. '
, $856,464.82. I
IB $600,000.00.
i
owing inducements.
render Value is Guaranteed on '
Pren.inm, present one of the mosi *
iuto Life Insurance. , *
fe Insurance Company offers superior J
ere, in dividends, on the contribution
ited States, Canada or Europe. '
t
s
n tut a na
jam cc uu.,
Agents. ,
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(
;till greater inducements in tW '
son is advancing and we want
)ress Goods?Moxambiques, Jap2C-,
and 30, worth 25, 30, 40 and j
sfes, plain and drilled, Kansooks
l 12? ets, up. Wo have Spring (
i.ZD, wortn 51.UU, ?1.0D, $1.50.
ady-made clothing, Hats, Shoes,
lso in proportion.' *
' Miliinery department, where we
ode. We are securing supplies
een bought at greatly reduced n
i much greater proportion. Wc
ENOCH NELLON,
? */' i
ICETODEI^QUENTS
OSE whre owo us for last year,
wo expect to pay us out of the c
first cotton got ready for mar- j,
Wo have obliged you, lot the fa- j;
o returned by settling with us
iv - U: : '' #
filler & Robertson. ]?
[0, 1870, 21, tf 1
~
r&e Great Medical Discovery!
Dr. WAIiKBB'3 CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
|.lj[ Hundreds of Thonsands fig
_l .1 Boar Uittmony to their *oadcrfuf| P- *
Curative Effects. j~. |
grf| WHAT ARE THEY? gf3
2 IV
Sll THE|d
"llFAMCY DRINK,II
|f?de of Poor Bum. Whiskey, Proof Spi
its. i&nd Rsfuoe Zdguors, doctoral, spice
and s w ectened to plcouu tuo Unto, ca'led "Tonic
."Appetizers," " Restorers," &&, th.it lea.ltt
tippler onto drunkenness and ruin, but aro a tri
Mudidne, mado from tho Nalivij Jtoots nn
Herbs of California, free from all Alcoholi
Btimuiants. TheyaroilieGREATBLOO;
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIIS
CIPLE, a perfect Innovator and Inviar>rat<
- 4 .I.- " Aawnwnff nil rkftiflftnoui* matte
OI U1C vmi ?
nnd restoring the blood to a healthy conditio
No person can take thc.io Bittera, according'
directions, and remain long unwell.
JHOO will bo given for an incurablo ease, pr
ing tho bono aro not destroyed by tamer
poison* or other means, and the vital orgm
wasted beyond tho point of repair. '
For Inflammatory and Cbronio Khet
matism, and Gout. Dyspepsia, or Ind
(co.ition, Bilious, Remittent, and Intel
mittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blooi
Iiivor, Kidnoys, and Bladder, thes? Bi
tors liavo boen wont successful. Such Bi;
eases are causcd by Vitiated Blood, -wlii<
ii nencrally produced .by derangement of tl
Digestive Organs.
They invigorato tho stomach, and (timnla
the torpid liver and bowtla, -which reader thei
of unequalled ellicacy in cleanslnz thq blooi i
all irapuritici, and Imparting now life and viiji
*- wlinla fiVitom.
' Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Ucadncli
pain in tlio Shoulder*, Coughs, Tightness of t!
Ciiest, Dizxincua, Bonr Stomach, B;id Tasto
the Mouth, Biilioua Attack;*, Palpitation of 1'
Heart, Copiout Discharges of Urine, Pain
fho rcfriona of the Kidneys, and ft hundred oth<
BT.inful symptoms which sro the offsprings
?ynpep?la, aro cured hytheso Bluer*.
Cleanse the Vitiated Bloo l whenever you fln
lu impurities bursting through' tho skin ia Pic
pies. Eruptions, or Bores: clcansoit when it
foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Kci
the blood puro and tho health of the system w
follow.
PUT, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking
the system of so many thousands, aro effectual
destroyed and removed.
For full directions, rend care folly the eircul
around each bottle, printed in four languagei
English, German, French, and Spanish.
J. WALKER, 22 & 3t Commerce Street, N.'
Proprietor. R. H. McDONALD & CO.,
DrutrgUts and General Agents.
Ban Francises California, and 32 and31 Coi
mcce Street, N. Y.
. .. t,? ? t r. nnrrnnTflTS AS
9kJT~ WJUU m n
PEA.LKU8. .'* For
sale by PARKER & LEE, I
Sept. 16, 1S70, 21?tf
SHERIFF'S SALE
BY VIRTUE of snndry writa of
FmuIas to i>io directed, I will sell
bigliost bidder, al Abbe.villo Court T
an the FIRST MONDAY, in NO1
HER next, within the legal hon
sheriffs sale, the following propei
n?ir.;
337 acres of land,
nore or less, ailjoinin? lands of Dr.
Uabry, Matthew McDoua'd, estate u
irew Edwards and others, levied Uf
he property of Samuel Carter ads.
uid J. 11. Sibert, administrators. Al
250 acres, more or less
ounded by lands of II. M. Johnson,
in in Sutherland, and others, levii
is ihe property of Win. S. McBryde
John E. Uldric and wife. Also
One House and Lot,
n the Town of Abbeville, conti
rwo and a Half acres, m
less, levied upon as the property of
Lyon, and bounded by lands ol
Branchy Mrs. F. E. Allen, is. McG
ind others, ada. I>. L. Wardlaw,
Smith, surviving Executors. Also.
250 acres,
>f land, more or less, bounJed by
ingers, and olliers, lexit'd on afj the
jerly of M. 0. Taltnan,ads. John T.!
iurvivor. Also
10 acres of land,
nore or less, near the Village o
kVest, adjoining lands of Rev. J. 1.13(
- T T !n.)nAVf A! tii.iia luui(
lU'V. J. \J. JJINUJIMiIlUUVIUHii, .v...
isilie properly of VVid. Allen, ads.
mna Branyau nud 11. G. Kay, Ad
rntore. Also
r N Ul
440 acres of Land,
norfl or less, bounded by lamta of 1
r. Klugli, Wm. McNary, Ratline) A
md others, levied upon as llie propc
\. F. Cromer, ads. J. M. J.-rael, fo
186 of A. M. Cum tilings. Also
One Store House and L
n the village of Cokeabury, bounde
lie Methodist church lot, Dr. N
5iuiB and others, levied upon ps tlx
)erty of F. A. Connor, ads, T# B. Mi
or another.
103 acres of Land,
idjoining lands of A. S. Koon, T. Y.
,in and others, levied upon asjhe p
y of G. W. Hodges, ads. T. B. Ai
or auother.
ALSO
(Tin onit nf Pnwunn At Clo.. and fi
jther creditors, llie real estate of J
Nelson, consisting of the following
i)f land, viz:
1st. "THE HOME PL A NT AT
jontaining 100Q acres, ">ore oj
bounded by lands o^ Jas. \V. Frazer,
McClinton, and others.
2nd. "THE ADAMS TRACT,'
:onlaining 10G0 flCres, more or
sounded bv laud* of S. McGowan,
)l J. S. Allen, N. J. Davis, and otlie
3d. "THE BAKER TRACT,'
sonlaining 200 acres, wo re 01
>onnded by lands of Sain'l Jordan,
ackson, and.others.
-V - W J T ?4
une JCLouee tuiu juui,
>' j-? -v
d tie Town of of Abbeville, conta
One and Half acres,
nore or less, on Main Street, oppoii
fetfiodist Parsonage.
ALSO
*?" <
The real epfateof Bartholomew flc
ontaining 1500 acres of L?
jore or less, to be sold m 'five trac
lit: . ' J
1st. "TIIE REYNOLD'S TRAC'
ontainitig 170 acres, mora or less
lining lands of Jonathan Jordan,
iites, and olbers.
"2nd. THE MELY TRACT,"
ontaining 109 acres, wore or lest
>ining lands of W. E. Hendirabn, <
lan Jordan, a&d others.
| . 3d. "THE UOME'TRACl""
wLlcbJs to be j^i.?ide4 iqto three .tract?
- . piata of which will be exhibited on day v
J- '' .ttle. " Srtid homestead bounded; by lao3
I if Jonathan Jordao, sod laodeof tbe es
i (ate, levied upuo a* this pioperty Bavthol
I .ihiew Jordan, ads. Dav'id Jordao.
I Terms Uash. ,-v
5 II.S. CASON,
[ Sheriff Abbeville Couutv,
I Sheriff's Office, Oct. 15, 1870, 3t ?'
| SHERIFFS SALEl
J John A. Partlow,'againsC Pharos C. Mat
\ tin Administrator, Thomas Tboiuaor
| et. al.
ss In Common Fleas.
| Equity Side.
3 IN pursuant of an order of the Court 11
? ibis case, I will sell to the bigbe*
2 bidder at AbbeviPe Court House on tl.
I first Monday in November next, witbi
? lie legal hours of sale, tbe following par
J" oels of land situated in Abbeville Count}
designated by Plaits of survey, which wi
\\ be exhibited ou day of sale.
t TRACT NO. 1.
ar IJornestead bounded by lands of Job
? A. Gibert, P. B. Moragne, estate P.- C
to Martin, and Augusta Road, contaiuin
o- 550 Acres, mure or lesa.
al
* rrro a rf~irn xm O
fr _L JLVX1.V J .L X> v-'. /W.
i- Known as McMurpby tract, bounded b
? P. 13. Moraine,; Land* now or lately be
fc- longing to Col. J. L. Patterson, nud til
:h Augusta Road, coutaining 303 Acref
w tuore or less.
3 TRACT NO.: 3.;
* "WILLTS TRACT," bonnded by lane
* of P. B. Mo-agne, tho PEtate lands an
in. tbe Augusta Road, containing91 Acre?
19 ? i
in more or less.
? TRACT NO. 4z.
a- DesiirnRled in the plait as a part of tli
5 -WILLIS TRACT," bounded bv lan(
iU P. B. Moragnie, estate of (thbrit-l Cox, nn
in bo Augusta Road, ALL WOOD LAN!
17 eoutairjicg 81 Acres, "'Ore or less.
; TRACT NO. 5.
Containing 27 Acres, more or Ies
n> bounded by lands J. A. Gibcrt, P. 13. M<
>D agna and Homestead.
bb,lc TRACT JSCO. 6.'
L ' '-BERDISIIAW TRACT." on Litt
River, bounded by lauds of Dr. John
lf Gibert, estate tonda And I?nds of P.
Martin, CJUtuiniog 205 Acres, more
lest*.
,0F;^ TRACT NO. 7.
louse, "DAVIS TRACT," . bounded by Ian
y?M- (?f Jobn-J. Martin, W. AvCrozier, Col.
its oi J. Patterson and the Savannah river, co
rty, to lainig 400 Acres more or less.
THACT NO. 8.
"MILL TRACT," containing $
J* Acres, more or lews arid bounded I
? An Uiids of Andrew Guillebenu, estate L
jonas Julio De La Howe and .^Samuel Willar
itL' ALSO
THE MOUNT CARMEL LOT!
',1 NO. 1,
Ml on Contftininff 4 Acres, more or lei
a(ja bounded by Lewis Cuviu and estate land
NO. Q.
"DWELLING HOUSE LOT," boun
-J !.? A \\T r .i?1ifan otwl nlliora pnttfa.ii
tJU 11V l\ 11 JJilblUUj'i OliU VIUVIW) vvmN'<
M,,,nfs inc4 Acres, more or less.
oro or b '
d':1 **o. 3.
owan. Containing 1 Acre more or lew, boun(
W. J- ed by A. W. Laihrop, Augusta road, ai
Abbeville and V on which are tl
snors.
n. i\. TERMS,1
' Pr0 One third for cash and the remainii
s.oan, (wo-iliirds upon a credit of tw?lve mont
with inter* st from date. The purchas
to give bond and at least two good aui
ties and a mortgage of the premises so
t ljup to secure mo purchase money?costs
anner, cash.
3*io " .IIENRY S. CASON,
miuis- Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sheriff's Office,Oclt. 15, 1870, 3i *
SHERIFF'S SALE.
"Icnry * ?,?
r,'y of State of South Carolina.
r the ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In Common Pleas.
Equity Side,
d by Samuel Gilmer, Wm. II. Parker, et. i
ewton Joseph T. Moore, Wm. C. Moore, E
> pro-. ecutors, aud others.
:Gord, gin tQ accou1n} Mar shell assets.
TO SELL LAND, <to. .
BY virtue of the order of the Cirei
Court in this case, I w;Il sell to tl
roper: highest bidder at Abbeville Court Uou?
i.ford, on the FIRST MONDAY in N0VE2
BER uext, within the legal houra
s&Io*
FIRST. THE LOT OF LAND AN
nndry THE BUILDINGS THEREON, in tl
Enoch Town of Abbeville, known as the"IIOMJ
tracts STEAD of JAMES MOORE, deo'd, cot
taiuing more or less, hi
bounded by lands of D L. Wardlaw, V
ION ? Parker, and others, on the followii
Jesp, TERMS, to wit: One half of tl
S. M. purchase money to bo paid in cash, tl
other or remaing half on credit of tweh
, . months from date of sale, with interest c
the remaining half froiu Ihe date of sa
less, until tlio payment of the money to be s
estate cured by bond with two good sureties an
rs>. a mortgage of the premises sold, ~ai
, mortgage containing a power to resell f<
CHBb the premises fvr payment of the re
loss, maining purchase money?costi iu ea?h,
rpi
jlui/a.
ALSO.
By virtue of the above order, X wi
sell a LOT, situated in the town of Ab
lining beville, known as thouTAN YARD LOT
containing 1 Acre, wore or lees, net
^ the public roud on the small branch run
t the betweeu the prcmiso9 of James J
Cothran and Robert II. Ward law, an
THE VACANT LOT in said tofrn, i
the part thereof known as Fort Picfeen
irdan, containing 1 Acre, m?re or less, an
md, adjoining lands formerly owned by T. J
to Kanuff, both of which will be sold fc
Cash. ' 1 ' ' J
r? II. S. CASON,
Sheriff Ab>e7UJe County.
, ad- Sheriff's Office, Oct. 15, 1870, 3t
Joel ,
Public Notice.
.. . : . I, \ i ... . , \ ! J i * .
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that aj
plication"will be made at the next seafio
'?au~ ?f the Legislature, for*a Charter of Ificorpor:
Jona tion?f the Abbeville Agricultural Society.
Oetober ?, 1870. fcn " '
Ayer's OherryPectoral,
f For Diseases thd:Tfco?t and Lungs,!
' - ?uoh as Coughs, Colda, Whooping
* Cough, Bronchitis, Ast.hria, -r
and Consumption.'
'Pnobafcly sever before la the whole history of
Jttedlcine, has any thing won so widely ana so
deeply upon tho confidence of mankind, as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through.* long scries or years, and among molt
of the races or men it has risen higher and higher
in their estimation, wit has become better known.
Its uniform character and power to cure the various
affections of the lungs and throat, hare
made it known as a reliable protector against
them. While adapted to milder forms of disease
and to young children, it is at tho same time tho
most effectual remedy that can bo given for incipient
consumption, and the dangerous affections
of the throat and lurigfe. 'As A provision against
sadden attacks of Croup, it should bo kept on
i band In every family, onu mdeed as all are some- ;
time* subject to tiolds and coughs, an should be
provided with this antidote for tbeffl.
Although settled Consumption is thought in*
curable, still great numbers of eases where the
disease seemed settled, hare been completely
cored, and the patient restored to sound neolffl
by tho Cherry Jfcctoral. So complete is its
.. mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and
Throat, that the most obstinate of tliem yield to &
,t When nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry Pectoral they subside and disappear.
e Singers and Public Speaker? And great
i, protection from it.
Asthma is always relieved and cf~n wholly
cured by it.
, Bronchitit is generally cured by taking the
'' Cherry Pectoral in small and frequent doses.
II So generally are its virtues known, that we
seed not publish the certillcatcs of them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are Iblly maintained.
r 1 i tJ '
? Ayer's Ague (Jure, j
J. For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Bemittent Fever, Dumb
b Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &a.,
and indeed all the affection! which arise ,
from malarious, marsh, or miosxnatio
poisons.
As its name implies, it docs Cure, and docs not
foil. Containing neither Arscnic, Quinine, BUV
crath, Zinc, aor any other mineral or poisonous
6ubstancc whatever, it in nowise injures any pa~
tient. Tho number and importance of its cnrcs
ie in the ague districts, are literally beyond account,
and wo believe without a parallel In the history
J, of Agco medicine. Our pride is gratified by the
- acknowledgments we receive of the radical cures
"???? mil whfira other rem
cuc<;wcu <u uuoiuibiv vhuwv; ? ... . .
edies had wholly failed.
Unncclimated persons, either resident in. or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will bo
I protected by taking tfjc AGUE CURE daily.
18 For Liver Complaint/} arising from torpid()
ky of the Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
J. For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it
Is an excellent remedy, producing many .trnly
remarkable cures, vrhcro other medicines had
failed.
Prepared bv Dr. J. C. Ater ft Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and
sold all round the world.
jC TRICE, $1.00 PES BOTTLE.
t For sale by PAliKEU & LEE, Abbeville.
^ Jnne 23, 1870, 9, 12m.
P. P. TOALE,
!>' ' CHARLESTON, S. C.
" r Largest and most com- V
pieto juanuraciorj 01 |
. Doors, Sasheg, Winds, }
'** Mouldings, Ac., in the j
^ [Southern States. J
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' Printed Price List Defies Competition
? tsr SEND FOJ? ONE. *??a
Sent frco on application.
3 April 8,1870, 50?X2m
Improve Your Premises.
Tf rrtii wicTi fn Sell Them.
4.4 J VU If vw wvm
<3j_
/\ll IF you intend to keep thera
make ihcm more healthy by a tre<
use of- tho whito waftli brush.
I AIKH.V & WALLER.
3d
$ GREENWOOD,
have on hand,
1g PUBE EXTRA WHITE
+IA it V V
* uacKiana wmc,
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io selected for white washing purpose!
- .* . . i *?
Also Plaster
To preventyour gardens from burr
ing up, and a general assortment o
~ Fertilizers for Potatoes, Turnips, an<
other crops. Call soon. City prices
Freight added.
June 17, 1870, 8?tf
CUE MILES' SHOES
1 . J ; I
i- Ladies' Laced Gaiters
Lais' Kid Walking Shoes,
llavo arrived..
lil Come and Supply Yourselves
1? Quark's, Perm & Co.
Qf August 12, 1870, 15?tf
Notice.
Ei
TTtROM and after this date, (Apri
id 1? 1st 1870) intereat from the Is
V. January last, at thp rate pf 10 pci
ig cent per annum will be charged upor
je all accounts (without exception) du<
iu usfor38G9.
MILLER & ROBERTSON.
'? Anrilfl 1470 50 ? tf
si WOOL I WOOL!! WOOLIi
iJ The Highest Market Prioes
>r
PAID FOE
WOOL,
II 7
- IN EXCHANGE FOK GOODS
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ir rPHF wool must be freefrom bars and foreign
_ JL matter. Will be taken either washed 01
5 unwashed*
i MILLER & ROBERTSON.
? June 5,1868, 6, tf
i liffi flora
COL UMBIA, S. C
ROBERT JOINER, Proprietor.
P. II. JOYNERj Superintendent.
BOARD PER DAY. $2.00.
Take Joyuer'a Omnibus Line, whioh ^ill
>' convey you, free of obarge, to and from the
u National Holel.
>- Horses, Boggles, Carriage*, <to., for hire on
jepaoaable tern a. Gall* promptly amended to
" Oot W, 4 ' '
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c;ho(I
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'subscriber is constantly receiving
PEOYISIOSS m
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v which he is offering at low prices
f ' " Ssperisr CriM, Mrd i
'coffee, teas, spic
Candles, Baisins, Molasses,
Corn, Flour, B;
' ^ - *-. ' * 7JT T r f
and all the best variety of goods in his 1
tident that ho can give satisfaction- both
i .??*
February 4,1870, 41?tf
MCE HIIMH3, Ml
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Tho subscriber would respectfully cal
Old Ryo'arid Scotch Whiskies, warrant
Whiskies, French aud Apple Brandies, I'
Sherry, Malaga, Champagne, Clarcjb-Wij
he will Bell much cheaper, than they ha1
and judge for yoursolves. Jfo charge fc
\
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Feb. 4, 1870, 41?tr : W?
"keep IT BJiFOB
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vm
W. C. HEW
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AT THE RIG SIGN NO. 282 T3RO,
is the place to buy cheap, J'UKE ANI
*al)randie*, whiskies, rum?, gilts, winex, ule?,
1b connection with this House is a large re
October 1, 18C9?if a
MI?AGE MB "
' nnnE ?nS*r.rihere would refcDectfollv in- t
fi form tjie palilic that they are prepared
with skillful workmen, and all'the
uecessjuv materials for the mnnufaciuring
of CAK1UAGES, BUGGIES, and WAGONS,
and alt olber work pertaining to
' their business.
All new worb warranted for twelve
months, and sold at the lowest figurej
possible, for CASil, which we make for
' the purchaser's interest.
Painting and Trimming
department.
) Particular attention will be given to the
Pninting ami Trimming of Carriage* and
Buggies, and all contracts faithfully carfHonl
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BOOKSELLERS ANO STATIONERS,.
) 462 BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE,
Have the k j ??
, LARGEST AND BE3T ASSORTED STOCK
' in the ciUj)f .
SCHOOL MEDICAL
and LAW " and VEniAL.,
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7 and MISCELLANEOUS
B003S9
f An immqnse sapply of
J GENERAL BANK AND COUNTING HOUSE
I. sT^TicxTsraasrsr.
Blank BouIts made lo order m auj atyle of
Biiidiug and Haling,.'. o
The same careful Attention given to
OH23HSIS
as to Personal i'utchns^a.
NSIDE FI?U8ES~ ALWAYS.
Send for Catalogue#, Ac. ? cJ'
Sept 30, 1870, 23?4m
' JUST RECEIVED.
2 Bales Gunny Bagging
t 40 Bundles Arrow Ties,
m
100 Pounds Wool Rolls,
MILL?R & ROBERTSON
Sept. 9, 1870, 20, tf
i Wm. Shephard, & Co.
^ Ko. 24 Hayae St, Charleston, S. C.
J DEALERS IN
> CCO ING !5TOVES,
Ranges and Heating Stores.
Pictures of Stoves with prices and
I description will be sent upon appli'
cation. . - .
T..I? i -tern in
OUiy X | 1UI Vj XV XJ ; J
E. J. WISS. N. H. VALENTINE
Wiss & Co.,
i
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Cotton Factors
: M General Comissii ffierciants,:
Central Wharves.
- < Charleston, S. C.-?^ '
LIBERAL ADVANCES made On consign
roenta of (;ot?on, and Planter** Suppliepurchasod
on the moat favorable teima.
Sept. 9, 1870, 20, 8m - DENTISTRY
WI.C. ?ARDLA?, M. D, B.D. S '
Office over Dr. Parker'a Drug Store.
Abbeville 0. H., S. C. I
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for cash JETis stock conrfslB of ^
il C. aal, Browa Sup,,
m SOAP, STASC5 *
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Syrups, Segara, Tobacco,
icon, lard, , ; j
ine. Uo.8Qli?j|t8 a call, and feels con
in the price arid quality of bte^gooSs
jr*i Vr\ *?
I attention to jute, jnpcrior stock ox
:d. 10 vcars old, Bourbon and Corn'
[oJIarnf Giljfy.iXutfJ, &f70ttadc*ra, Port,
ties, Plantation Bitter's, *$$f which
70 ever rtoepf aold^rocethcinwv Call
>r sampling if you wish to bby,
JOHN KNOX.
if?
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ifi THJS YEVZm
it"- s stft:
ITT & CO.,
\DStRKET, AUGUSTA. (lE^fA,
) USADCLTERATKD UQU^i^h
porter*, bitters, &c.
ctifjing and refining ESTABX-ISUMKST.
mtm mmemA
RTarrrw nEPARTSfSitt
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We have in onr employ *o ejlwenb wWrkman
in all the l?ranche? of this* ho?i????4
We have ft Patent Tire-Shrinker,
wHh^ which, we c??? febrruk itfea -jtflr *f?r?
feci accuracy wHKont cuttih?, rriiWia^ ?*?>
weakest places fitruDjjer than before,
niihoul Jansaginp the wheeHn th^ Itnai.
Constantly on hand,
NEW BUGGIES <>r toe feetl tf^lSial
Also, Meialio Cwe?, IrmlnUo* -&??we*d,
Wafnrit, 'Drop IHhcV. h>hJ"
Coffin#. jAl^Suest CASKET Tb*
lit-arse will aM^'rid funerals putiCtBafijf at
* .'"At At
Fell 8, 1370,42?IF
JEL ? cl .
TEE above regard will be paid for
the apprehension of If ade PreaeIy
(Colored,) who escaped
Abbeville jail on the night ef SiftUt
day, tie 4t If inat- /- He is sir^fttSgh
aboat thirty years old;*weight 165 or
170 ?bs.j of fine appearance, and %uite
sociable in hk manners. ['; 7 fj V"
H.S/CASQJT,
Sheriff Abberille Cosaty.
Jon* 10/1870, 7~tf sift
: -r.. . v. ^ ;a
T>1
A. J. SALINAS,
Factor M Camieission Iriait,
South Atlantic Wharfy , ^
Charleston; S. G.
Liberal Advances Mddc on . Coiton.
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REFERENCES: First National Bank, Peo*
pte's National Bank, Ch*rI?*toa?'SL C.; 31es?rs. *
Miller <t lloberUpn, Abbeville. ' -.' f
i
Liberal Cash Advances will bo
,J- * 1 ?? /"I AnhQutnA<f fa
mauo py us on vuiwu wuoigum
Mr. A. J. Salinas.
Miller & Eobertson.
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Abbeville, Sept. 26, 1870, 6m
'
FOR SALE.
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I WILL sell a small farm of about
100 Acres on Long Can*
church road, within Incorpor*^ Limits
of Abbeville-about 25 acrafStt cultivation
of which 6 or 8 acres axe fin*
bottom land and the remainder in
woods. There are no improvements
)n it. The tract can bo increased to
200 acos if desired.
Apply to -
W H. PARKER,
' Abboville C. H.
O^ber 14, :I370-2S-4t
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White, Snuth & White*
! :DEALB^ ifc*?/
General .?. Merchandise,
Shippers of Cotton,
and Agent for
ETiWAH fiUAKOS.
Oct. 14, 1&70, 28?if' Jt <>