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immigration. v-v aro fflfrH ?K'? < t -i , .., r * V lhftt tbc l,do of v ' .. iius been turned Southward. and that Abbeville is reaping somo of the benclits. The pioneer in this movement, and to whom due credit should bo given, is Maj. W. K. Bradley, of Long Cane, who has devoted himself to the work with characteristic energy and public spirit, lie has of late been ably assisted by T rp 1,1 Iw.,*n %) A. 11UI IUII, illlU HI!.'* llillV UVV II iijstrnmenlal in bringing sotue one hundred awl fifty German, Irish and Scotch immigrants to that section during the ]>ast month. An interest has been manifested in other sections, to obtain these immigrants, and we trust that the day is not far distant, when we shall obtain a full supply of "active and industrious laborers to develope our great natural resources. The laborers who have come are of the better class, and work faithfully and efficiently. They receive the men, ?100 per annum ; the rvwwnen, 50- $14 will pay the pas Riurecjonev. All who need labor io ers or .tLOUse-survants can be supplied by addressing Mr. J. T. Ilorton at Long Cwje. Real Estate Transfers. The following transfers of real -estate are recorded in the Auditor's .office for December, 1873 : Matthew McDonald to Stephen Latimer, 158 acres, $175. m' T? _ _i ? n j_ ^ "? _ 1 TT inomas i\. iuckcuio uuim xi. Pinson, 352 acres, $3,000 Eliza C. Gambrell to Eliza A. Clinkscales, 350 acres, $760. Matthew McDonald to John Enriglit, one lot in Abbeville, ?1,700. J. Galloway to J. T. Nabors, 234 acres, ?1,400. Edward Roche to T. B. Millford, House and lot in Abbeville, $1,200 W Til Tlotwlorjnn tft Jnlin \ff. Clennan, 75 acres, ?200. S. McGowan to Thomas Crawford, 181 acres, $500. S. McGowan & \V. H. Parker, executors, to Joshua Jones, 29 acres, $377.48. P. B. Smith to J. B. Algany, 41 acres, ?410. 8arah J. Cunningham to A. E. Hodges, 250 acres, 31,360. Wesley C. Norwood and Mrs. M. 22. Norwood to 11. L. Steward, 257 acres, ?575. L. P. Guffin, Sheriff, to J. B. A. JVIoragna, 522 acres, ?2,50ft. CARD OF THANKS. Due West, Jan. 5, 1S74. Editor Abbeville Press ami Banner: Christmas has come and gone. No doubt somo were sorrowing while others were rejoicing. I?ut notwithbtanding the financial panic and hard times generally, the little folks and bome larger ones too at the Parsonage, had a real good time over the reception of u larje box of presents from the good people of the Ninety Six Presbyterian church. Allow me to tlianlc all jconeernou, ana especially the ladies, (who are nlwaj's tiiinkin<: about good things for tlieir preachcrj i'or their interest in our behalf. You may know the ladies were at "the head of getting up a box which contained cotfeo, sugar, tea, flour, 1 -Z? 1-- I.- r-.L-,. Iiniu, Ulilli^vrs, vw.v.j, ~ and toys for the little ones; beside dresses, pants, scarf, handkerchiefs, dozen silver forks, guest cup, &t\, &e. It is an old proverb that "preachers aropoor" and as a general thing they ?re. but they know now to appreciate and enjoy a good nice present as well as most men. Connected with all ihis was a fine fat turkey, sent in from a lady member of the Greenville church, anil all together we had <a delightful Christmas at t he Parsonk sige, hud due in great measure to the kindness of these good people. This, however, is not the first time, the name thing >vas done a year ago, and now repeated. So you see Ediiors do not get all tho nice things, the preachers come in for their share too. .By the way, Editors and Preacher* ought to think very highly of the ladies and I guess they do, but the bachelors among ttu m have a very singular way of showing it. Such tokens on the part of a people towards their minister should endear them to him and in turn maki him more devoted to their spiritua welfare; and now as they have done so much for me may the Lord dc much more for them. \V. F. P. Greenwood Chapter No. 37.?'Tlx following companions named below were elected to serve Greenwood cliap ter No. 32. C. A. C. Waller, H. P. 3 W. B. Mill wee, K. M. C. Taggart, 3. O. M. Jordan, C. H. 0. G. Waller, P. S. J. W. Rowland, R. A. C. W. A. Williams, G. M. 3d Veil. W. H. Patton, G. M. L'd Veil. G, M, lot Veil, V. Hughey. ?/% mi T _ VL5IT to ukeexville.?Hie ju nior had the pleasure of a visit t< {the Mountain City, and agoodtim* at the Ball of the Greenville Club jon the evening of the 29th i^ltimo The occasion was oue of much ei> joy men t generally. Mr. Bcattie "the Vice-President, assisted by Mr jSIcB.ee, did the honors in the hai.d gomest style. These gentleinei are ever courteous and polite, an< nowhere have they a better oppor tunity of imparting pleasure thai oil these occasions. Pufattier ix Favor*?Th ty&j ? members of Mr. Pearson's congrc gation made him a handsotn Christmas present, as a testimony of their esteem and confidence These acts of kindness on the par of ft pastor's flock are as flowers i his pathway, and cheer the lieai to renewed efforts in the work c grace and usefulness. The peopl of Xinety-Six are fortunate in hai ing so good a man for their pasto: while the pastor has reason to cor rrrfttnlatfi himself that he is calle to minister to the spiritual want of so appreciative a people. 23^"* The largest and best assor nxont of cards and job paper in the u] couutry may bo fouud at the office < the Press and Banner, tf iTMWiMMtinKHWWMfcWmMMP TBI I Ul? BEJ New Advertisements. The following is a list of new O advertisements : Tax Xoticc-.F X Tolbert. Notice of Dissolution ? DuPre & Smith. CHfd~J F C Du Pro. Attention?(Juarlw*& Perrin. Wanted?W (r Kennedy. Sheriff's Sale?Ii P (jiullin. Citation?(J W (Jiidin. Xotiee?(.ieo W Waterman. Standard Scales?Fairbanks. Citizens Savings Bank?K L Parker. Wier's Hotel? John A Wier. Estate of John En right, dec'd?L D Bowie. Fresh Garden Seed?H W Lawson & Co. Masonic OsoUce?J C Wosmansky. * %*?<" The J'resg awl Banner has one of ihe latest improved card and job presses. ti The Junior luttl the pleasure darling the past week of meeting our young iricnu .\lr. A. U. Jjangston, of that sterling paper, the Anderson Conservator. .Mr. Langston is one of the worthy men of Anderson, and wo trust that he may continue to prosper, and over be in favor with his sweetheart. ?4X> ? fifST" Tho Press and Banner office is supplied with a good assortment of new job type. tf ? -O ggf "We learn that Mr. L. L. . i l. _l . ,1.^ ,1 /- l_ ^ i? vjumn nus ueeu uiuciuu v^iuik. oi the Board of County Commissioners for Abbeville. He will doubtless prove au efficient officer. * "We had the pleasure of a call from Senator Wilson, of Anderson, on Monday last. lie is ever on the side of right in the deliberations of the Senate. lie went to Columbia on yesterday. 8&* Have your Job Printing don at the Press and Banner Oifice. tf Cuba.?Alexander StepTens knows a thing or two. He wants Cuba annexed, and says: Let Cuba be independent and decide her own destiny. She will inevitably fall into the L^nion. Even if we derive only half the income from Cuba now paid to Spain, we should get 'a revenue /? ai a aha _ rpi_ _ 1 1 oi over siu.uuujvuu a year, mac wuum be but a small oart of the advantages, to us of her independence or annexation. We want what she produces.? She wants what we produce. There would be 110 serious trouble about the question of race. Cuba can sustain a population of over (5,000,000. She now lias but about 1,500,000. A large part of the Spaniards would leave the island. The negroes would easily be controlled by the superior race. The Cuban question is the greatest. question before the country. If the i>?.1 *?i.? !.? jl resilient, uuvs uwi, umc mu nuu m ^ti,tling it rightly, Congress must do it? but we must not be policemen lor Spain any longer. That time has gone by. Marriages. MARRIED, December 23, 1873, at the residence of the bride's father, bv Rev. W. F. Pearson, Mr. W. CAT A'IX WINN and Miss LIZZIE C. 1IAUAN, both of Abbeville. MARRIED, December 24, 1S7p, at Donnaldsville, bv Rev. \V. F. Pearson, Mr. 8AMKS II. CHEATHAM and Miss M. ALICE SEAWRIGHT, botli of Abbeville. MARRIED, on the lTlh December, 1S73, at the residence of William Tennent, by the Rev. Win. H. Davis, Dr, \VM. M. TAGGART to Miss NINA, daughter of Dr. Gilbert Tenneut, late ol Marietta, Ga. MARRIED, on the ISth December 1873, at the residence of the bride'.' brother, bv the Rev. Wni. H. Davis, Mr. WILLIAM McALISTER to Mis? . ELLA. RAMEY, both of Abbeviile. ARRIVALS AT \-\Tl TT?i.l vv ler s jlttcji, From 1st instant. Mr J L Martin, Mrs J L Martin, Ml ' R W Cannon, Mr Hugh Wilson, jr Press and Banner, Mr It R Hemphill Medium, Abbeville, S C ; J T Horton Widemans; Dr H G Klugh, Wra I Klugh, Greenwood, S C ; Dr J L Miller . Due West; SC Link, Llnkville ; Rev [ H T Sloan, Cedar Springs; H Gilbert Now Orleans; H Forrest, New York ! J TShubrick, Pendleton ; L B Greene > 8 H Gaitesville, Sterling Co, Ky; W I Morgan, Grant Co, Ky; J 13 Onor, Har rison Co, Ky ; W Ardery, Miliersbur} Co, Kv; W T Jones, Ky; F H Hull man, tetanford Co, Ky; Catlin Corley r Clement Corley, Dorn's Mine, E Ed wards, Sharon, S C; J Edwin Myers Baltimore; J H Sawyer, Columbia. Consignees. The following named porsons hav freight in the Depot: II Wilson, Bradley & Jfly, Lone: Can (intniru, No, 8, \V <fc F, Mrs K C Perrir J U proseiloy, W JI Miller, Morrah, & (Jo. J, W. MARSHALL, Agent. 3 > The following persons have package tn the Express office: - 8 E King. A Burt, E R Miles, S A ? ("I S Hnccr. J BLeroy <fc Co, Mrs B Lilt nier, Widemaii & Link. ^ C. V. HAMMOND, ' Agent. ! SALE 1 OF VALUABLE . PERSONAL PROPERTY e H^Y virtue of authority conferred t il ItB the will of Col. N. H. Miller, d ? j ceased, 1 will sell ut the family residenc t. ? ttt t t rrn t n1 us weonesaay, /id jamiitrj um t! ji-'thc following Personal Property: e Household and Kitchen Fu] 7- niture, Farming Implements, jj "Three Mules, ts Cattle, Hogs, Carriage, Buj gy, and other property. Terras made known on day ot sale. p- Mary C. Miller, :>f Surviving Executrix. Dec. 23,1S73, 37-2t jNXarket [Reports. ? - ~~T ===-=:::=^- ~TT7=T^ cohuf-Vtjsd weekly jjy B A R N W E Jj b & fJ O. ; ? Dealern in Sfrijtlc. Dry Good*, CtrOcc- ' rectit J'ruvisiwitj, d'C., dx*. A hbeville, Jan. 7, 1873. ( Cotton, 13 to 13$ c Kggs 2.1c per dozen : | Fodder, SI.25 per lOOlbsj Klour Si' to $14 j?er bbl j Ground Peas, $2.00 to $2.2oper bushel j Meal, 81.2"? per bushel .Molasses, 50 to 7oc per pillon Nails *.lu cents per lb ( Oranges -Sl)c to SI.(Ml per dozen I Peas, SI.00 pc* bushel!" Apples S2.no il Hutter, 12") J ] liacon, 10 to 12 1 Codec, 30 In 85 , Corn Sl.2o J Chickens, lo to 2oc each NK'v York, Jan. 5.?Cotton dull; * uplands !(>} ; Orleans 10^. Cold irregu- i lar, at lljjulH. t Chaklkstox, Jan. 5.?Cotton quiet; t middling lo^aloi. Augusta, Jan. 5.?Cotton?middling 14ij ; sales 7-i0 bales. GREENWOOD FEMALE iSTITUTE,; jj exercises of this Institution :I H will open on the first Monday in u January, 1874. The scholastic year of i nine months, will he divided into three terms: the first term will end Friday t before the first Mondav in Anril: the . second term will commence on the first 1 Monday in April, and end Friday before thefirst Monday in July; the third term will commence the first Monday in September, and end Friday before ? the first Monday in December. There I will be a public examination at the * close of the second term. It is designed to provide every facility for a thorough mid complete iemaie euucauou. turnlatent Assistants will be employed as the necessities of the Institute require. 1 Rates of Tuition Per Term of Three Months, to be paid in advance: Primary Department, $0.00; Academic Department, $10.00; Collegiate Department, $12.00; Musical Department, r $13.00. 1 Board twelve dollars per month. v W. K. BLAKE, ' . Principal. Dec. 10, 1873 3o-tf Office of lie School Comissioner,. Auuevji.le o. II., ? i DOC. 9, 1S73. ) " "V]"OTTCE is hereby given that the 1.1 Public Schools of tho County will open on tho 1st MONDAY in FEBRUARY next, and that this office will bo open for the cxsimination of teachers from the. Gth to the 31st of January. Applicants mi}* preparo for a rigid examination. The Hoard has determined to elevate the { standard of morality and scholarship . :n the teachers of the count)". School j Trustees must call at this office to ' receive their book of School Records. liy ordor of the Board, W. M. PRKSSLEV, Ch. & School Comrn'r. Dec. 10,1873, 35-ts El3tx*0,37"mKTGRXED before moon the 2-r>fh of October, 1S7I5, hv (J. W. CKOIMhll as an est ray, ONE RED COW WITH A CALF. The cow in about ten years ohl?marked with upper ami un- ' tier hit on riyht car and under hit on left. She is a small cow with crumpled . ! horns. The calf ia a bull with white and red spots. The cow and calf are appraised at ten dollars and may be found at the resi- I deuce of U. \Y. Cromer. Robert R. Hemphill, Trial Justicc. . j. Oct. 2>th, 237,3 29-2m Final Discharge. ! NOTICE is hereby given that Geo. _[/* \V. Jones, Executor of the Estate of > L)r. Win. T. Jones, dec'd, has applied to Charles \V. Gufiin, Judge of lJrobate, : in and for the County of Abbeville, for a fi ital discharge us Executor. It is Ordered, that the thirtieth day of January A. D. 1874, be fixed for hearing of Petition, and a final settlement of said Estate. J. C. WUSMAJNSKY, C. C. p. A. C. Dec. 10, 1873 35-4t* ; FINAL DISCHARGE. NOTICE fs hereby given that Frank New, Executor of the Estate of . Mrs. Elixa New, deceased, has apnlied , to Chas. W. Guttin, Judge of Probate, ; in and for the County of Abbeville, for , a final discharge as Executor. f It is Ordered, That the Fifteenth day of January. A. D. 1874, be fixed for ; hearing of Petition, and a final settle: rneut of said Estate. J. C, WOSMANSKY, Clerk C. P., A. C. s? Dec. 17, 1873, 3G-tf * : FINAL DISCHARGE! NOTICE is hereby given that Dr. Wm. J. MiIIford and Z. Hall, Exi eeutors of the Estate of Capt. John e Swilling, deceased, have applied to Chas. W, Gulfin, Judge of Probate, in and for the County of Abbeville, for a e final discharge as Executors. U It is Ordered, That the Seventh day r of January, A. D. 1874, be fixed for hear-1 iligof Petition, and a final settlement of Ma!-) Estate. J. C. WOSMANSKY, Clerk Court Probate, Abbeville County. TW, IT 1N7.1 * Just Arrived ? AT PARKER & FERRIN'S A LARGE lot of POCKET KNIVES of the best rmiko, also Rome very fine RAZORS AND POCKET PISTOLS. f Doc. 17,1873. 1 WR D E B T O R S iy A RE earnestly requested to come e- J\_ forward and settle their accounts e? as early as possible. Don't wait to . I be reminded?'tis an unpleasant task. I If }'ou have no money on hand, ' let us have cotton enough to satisfy our claims. Liberal prices will bo given. Wliitc, Hill & Cunuingliam. Nov. 19,1873, 32-tf > Cotton Seed IX ANY QUANTITY For Sale, by BARNWELL & CO. Dec. 31, 1873, 38-lt PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY, I (capital Si00,Odd,) s Soluble Pacific Guano. riUS GFJANp is now so', well' known In all thoSoutliehi Slates ' or its remarkable effects as an agen:y for increasing the products, of 1 abor, as not to require special rccom- J nendation from u.s. Its use for eight '' ears past lias established its char- 1 cter for reliable excellence. The t arge fixed capital invested by the t joninanv in this trade affords the " I / ill rest guarantee of the continued ex- * lellcnce of this (iuano. The supplies I >ut into market this season are, as leretofbre, prepared under the suJcrintendenee of i>r. St. .Julian Jlavinel, Chemist of the Company, at Jharlcston, 8 C. llenco planters nay^vcst assured that its quality and :omposition is precisely the same as hat heretofore sold. J. N. ROBSON, Selling Aifenls, Charleston, S. C. JOHN 8. I! K KS K & CO. General Agents, Baltimore. ( Terms?$4S cash ; $53 time, with)ut interest. To accommodate planters, ihcy can irder now and have until 1st April to 1 I'jcido as tv) whether tliey will take i it time or cash price. When delivered from 111" factory by the car load, . io drayage. will he charged. ACID PHOSPHATE, GUANO, iONE, PLASTER, etc., always on land, quality guaranteed. J. i\r. IIOBSON. _ .Dee. 20, 1S73, 37-4m 'j jAmirm ran 1U?ll/Ij 1U Villi I UAlO OF Barnwell & Co.? 0-0 Old accounts must be settled beorc new ones are opened. There v'ill be positively no exceptions to his rule. i BAKXWELL & CO. D8c. 24,1873, 37-tf HILLINERY] AT ] 2 j V I WILL poll the balance of niv t MILMNKRY AT NEW YOIIK c JOST. It is all fresh and desirable, I: MRS, f,1. M. WHITE, j Dee. 3, 1S73, 34-tf j ODE DEBTORS ?ome Forward and Settle Their Accounts. 1 rOXOEf! iiulnl^onoo cannot be J jrivon, as we tiro compelled to Don't Neglect this Call. TAGGART & MAXWELL, ? , ? Druggists. Greenwood, S. C., ) Nov. 12,1S73, 31-tf j Iron in the Blood MAKES THE WEAK STRONG. The Peruvian Syrttp, a Protected Solution of the Protoxide of Iron, is so combined as to have < the character of an aliment, as easily digested and assimilated with the blood as the simplest < food. It increases the quantity 1 of Nature's Own vitalizing 1 Agent, Iron in the blood, and I cures ,(athousand ills,"simply i by Toning up,Invigorating and i vitalizing the System. The en- \ riched and vitalized blood permeates every part of the body, repairing damages and waste, searching out morbid secretions, and leaving nothing for disease to feed upon. 4 This is the secret of the wonderful success of this remedy in curing Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections, Chills " and Fevers, Humors, loss of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, and all diseases originating in a bad state of the blood, or accompanied by debility or a low state of the system. Being free from Alcohol, in any foiin, its energizing effects arc not followed by corresponding reaction, but are permanent, infui sing strength, vigor, and next} i life into all parts of the system, I and building tip an Iron Constitution, Thousands have been changed ; by the use of this remedy, from i weak, sickly, suffering creaI tures, to strong, healthy, and ) happy men and women; and l invalids cannot reasonably hes uate to ffive u a iriac. See that each bottle lias PERUVIAN SYRUP blown in the glass, ramplilcts Free. SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors, IVo. 1 Milton Place, Boston. Gold by Druggists generally. MONEY !_M0NEY! Wo arc prepared to pay in CASH. THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR COTTON. (JUAIU.ES & PERM Oct. 7, 1873, 2G-U' WOWING A GOOD EXAMPLE, HB, CflAflLflf k CO., A. ft STEWART, and othct Irtfgc 1 intispa in New York, aro selling at {EDUCED PRICES aiul al COST, n suit the urifrn fnn wpII m? ! ho stringency of Tmoney market; [ o also, [McDonald j ?z Haddon ; "WILL FOR THE 1 i Next Sixty Days C give in exchange for 5 SH or COTTON, | Til EI It ENTIRE STOCK OF J DRY GOODS, ; at Greatly Rcduced Prices. Dress Goods, i 'rimminES, Millinery ani Notions, and such other goods at nnenn tuax. Call early and get bargains?we 1 lean business. Nov. 19, 1873, 32-lf ASSIGNEE'S SALE. Groods at Cost | AT TI1E ' Emporium of Fashion, i [BEG leave to offer tho entire stock j of JAMES W. FOWLER & CO. J IT COST FOR CASH. j .\> merchants and dealers general!}', ( i-lio may want to secure their stock, j his is a good opportunity to buy heap. The Stock of Millinery in arge and wcll-selectcd, and tlic ladies : nil bo surprised how chcap they can i ?uy a fashionable Ilat or Bonnet, tis well known that this Stock em j traces fashion, taste and style. All an be suited by calling early. I. T. Robertson, V ' ASSIGNEE OF JAS. W. FOWLER & CO. !*ov. 19,1873, 32-tf rS nw at homo from New York and Jtaltlmore. where she has just sup died herself with a complete Stock of he prettiest and most fashionable Milinery to bo fouud in the Northern markets. She is now prepared to exhibit r BONNETS, HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS Traces, !Ribbon, ries, Cravats, Buffi, Collars, Sleeves, Infants Caps and Bonnets, rriumiugs for Dresses, &c HOOF SKIRT PANIERS, &C.i &c. Also a variety of Ornaments and Notions Generally Please call on MRS. M. M. WHITE, >ver CITIZENS' HAVINGS BAiNK, where she will be pleased to see you and will take pleasure in showing you through her stock. All orders sent will receive MRS. WHITE'S attention anu if satisfaction is not given can be re- ' turned. (jj Very respectfully, Mrs. M. M. White. Sept. 24,1873, 24-tf AM YOU INSURED ? IP NOT, CALL ON DuPrc & Pcrrin, AGENTS, ? i ? ( WHO rcpruuuuu The Georgia Home, of Columbus, Ga. The Germania, of New York. j The Home, of New York. The Old Dominion, of Richmond, Va., whose capital and assets aggregate i Ten and a half Millions, ] (?10,598.573.00) AVe write on Merchandise, Buildings of every description. Furniture, GIN HOUSES, COTTON, &c., at "Board Kates." DuPre & Perrin, General Insurance Agents. Abbeville, Oct. 22, 1873, 28-3t SADDLES! SADDLES! ? -4 ^? ? WE have on hand and for sale, low lor Cash, a SPLENDID STOCK of SADDLES, BRIDLES, BUGGY WHIPS, WAGON WHIPS, &c., &c. Quarles & Perrin. ' Oct. 21, 1873. R. R. R. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF CURES THE WORST PAINS frr from One to Twenty Minutes. NOT ONE HOUR After roftllns this advertisement naod any ono SLTFEB WITH FAIN. (lADWAY'S BEADY RELIEF" IS A CURB FOB EVERY I'AIN. It was the first ami Is The Only I?ain Remedy lint Instantly stops ilic mo?t excruciating pain*. allavs iiflammiilliiii", and cures rnntfi'Mlons, whether ol' tlio .uiiB". Stomach, lluivoti, or other glands or organs, by me api>licatii:ii. IN FROM ONE TO TWENT^f I.VL'TES. 10 matter how violent or excruciating the pain the illKI'MATlO, BeJ rlihtcn. Infirm, Crippled. Nervous, neuralgic, or prwinucu ?iui uwcuw uiujr auucr, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF Wrr,L AFFORD INSTANT EASE. NFLAMMATION OK THE KIDNEYS. INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER NFLAMMATION OK TUB BOWELS. CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING. I'A LHTATtON OK THE nEART. JVSTERICS, CROUi', DIl'THERIA. CATARRH, INFLUENZA. 1EADACHE, TOOTHACIIE. NEURALGIA, RnEUMATISlT. 30LD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. The application oftlie Itendy JZellef to the part or >artx wliero the pain or ditllculty exUui will afford caao ind Comfort Twenty drop* In halfa tumbler of water will In a few nomcnU euro CRAMPS, SI'ASMS, BOlJH STOMACH, I E A RTHl'RV, SICK IH'.AIiACHE, DIARRHOEA. DYSENTERY. COLIC. WIND 'IN THE BOWELS, irnl nil INTERNAL I'AINS. Travelers should alway* carry n bottle of Itnd. tvny'n Heady Rrlleir with thein. A few drop; In ivitter will prevent vlukneM or pt?iin from change of water* It Is butter than Krccch iiruudy or Bittern tu a ttimulatiL FEVER AND AGUE. FEVER AND AGUE cured for flDv cents. There !? lint a remedial agent In this world that will euro Fever tnd Ajrtie. untl nil other Malarious, Rllnus, Scarlet, rvplmid. Yellow, and other Fever* (aided bv RADWAY'S PILLSI ho (|iilck a* BADWAY'S READY KKL1KK. Fifty cents per bottle. HEALTH! BEAUTY!! STRONG AND PURE RICn BLOOD?INCREASE OK FLESH ANl) WKUJHT?OLEAR SKIN AND B3AUT1FUI. COMPLEXION SECURED TO Alj? DR. RAD WAY'S SarsajarilM Resolved THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. HAS MADE THE MOST ASTOJflSHTKG CURES: SO QUICK. SO IIA 1*1 D ARE THE CIIANOKS, T1IE BODY UNDEKHUES, liNnUH TI1K JNKLUKNCE OF TUIS TRULY WONDBHFUii MEDICINE. THAT Every Baj an Increase in FM ani Weight is Seen anil Felt. Every drop of tho 8ARSAPARILLIAN RESOt? PENT communicates through tho Blood, Sweat, Urine, ind other Fluids and Julcos of tho syf*em the ?b<or or Ifo. for It repairs tbo wastes of the body with new and lound material. Scrofula. Svphilis, Consumption, Jlandulnr disease, Ulcers in the throat. Month. Tonors, Nodesln theOIandsand other partsof the system, fore Eyes, Strumoroui discharge* trotn the Ears. and ho worst forms of Skin diseases, Eruption*, Fover Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, tcne. Black 8pots, Worms In the Flesh, Tumors, Cansera In tho Womb, and all weakening and painful disburses, Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm and all wastes of :he life principle, are within the curative range ot this pronder of Modern Chemistry, and a few days' use will prove to any person using it for elthor of these forms of liscase Its potent power to euro them. If the patient, dally becoming reduced by the wattes ind decomposition that Is continually progressing, sue:ecds 111 arresting these wastes, and ropairs the same with new material mado from healthy blood?and this the SARSAPARILLIAN will and docs secure?a euro Is certain; for when onco tills remedy commences its work of purification, and succecds.ln diminishing the loss of wastes. Its repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient will feel himself growing bettor and stronger, the food digesting better, appetite lmprovlug, and Uesh ?nd weight Increasing.Not only does tho SARSiriniuun Risot-mrr excel (til known remedial agent* in the cure of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin diseases; but it is the Duly positive euro for . Kidney <C Bladder Complaints, Urinary and Womb diseases, OraveJ, Diabetes, Dropsy, Stoppage of Water, Incoutlnciiccof Urine, Bright'* Disease, Albuminuria, und in all cases where tliero aro brick-dust deposits, or the water Is thick, cloudy, mixed with substance* like the white of an egg, or threads like white silk, or there is a morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bone-dust deposits, and when there is a pricking, burning sensation when passing water, and (tain lu the Small of the Back aud ulong the Loins. Tumor of 12 Years' Growth Cured by Radway's Resolvent, DR. RADWAY'S PerfectPmtive&ReilatiiPills perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet gam, puree, regulate. purify, cleanse anil strengthen. Railway's Pills, for the cure of all dlsordors of the Htomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache. Constipation, Costlveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness,Billons Fever, Inflnmmatlon of tho Bowels, Piles, and all Derangomenu of the Internal Vi&cora. Warranted to effect a positive eurc. l'urel v Vegetable,containing no mercury, ralneralsordeleterious drugs. A few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will free the system from all the above named disorders. Price, 25 ccuts per Box. SOLD BY DKUUUIST& READ "FALSE AND TRUE." Sond one letter stamp to RADWAY A CO., No. 32 Warren Si., New York. Information worth thousands will Lie scut you. m P"R TNTEHS. For Sal? 50 FONTS SECOND IIAND 108 Sf?l AT :reat bargains ON" Accommodating Terms To Debtors. ALL persons indebted to lis are rc quested to come forward and set ,ie with lis, or we shall charge two ]>c ient. per month from the 1st of Noven ber until paid. ROWLAND & PATTON. Nov. 12, 1873,3!-2m ~i\TwFsn\r J r; i v\o\! _L> J~J UkJV/il IV . - ? WOULD call special attention to thei stock of FLANNELS, including til Franklin Mills Opera Flannels, in a colors iind t-liades. Sep 4, 1873 24, tf Dr. Morse's Indian Root Sr gar Coated Pills for purifying tho blood. W. T. PENNEY. Oct. 1, 1873. 25 tf To Rent. A PORTION of the Rooms in tl Mallwaine building. Apply i .Miss Cater. Dec. 17, 1873. Dr. .T. Walker's California Tin- ^ Cgar I Jitters aro a purely Vegetable UJ preparation, made cliieliy from tho na- te tivc herbs found on llio lower ranges of fe the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor- p ilia, tlio medicinal properties of which tr 1 tlinrnfmiil wiflinilt. tllft 118ft ill KJ V'AktUV. IVU u?*<i v?? v... vv of Alcohol. Tlio question is almost tl: daily asked. ''What is the cattso of tho es unparalleled suceess of Yixkgak IIit- ci tkiujI" Our answer is, that thev rcmovo ec the cause of disease, and the patient re- w covers his health, 'i'hey aro the great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, ^ a perfect Kcnovator and Invigorator ^ of tho system. Never beforo in t!io 11 history of" tho world has a incdioino boon j11 compounded possessing tho remarkablo qualities of Vim-oar Drrrnus in healing tho (a sick of every disease man is heir to. They 01 aro a gentlo" Purgative as well as a Tonic. b< relieving Congestion or Inflammation of hi the Liver and Visceral Organs iu Lilious p< Diseases f The properties of Dr. Walker's Y l.v kg a u Bittkks are A perient. Diaphoretic, M Carminative. Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, t<! Sedative, Counter-Irritaut Sudorific, Altera- e( live, and Anti-Bilious. jj (jirutel'ul Thousands proclaim Yrx- al ECiA.li Bitters the most wonderful Invigorant that ever sustained th? sinking ai system. cl No Person can take these Bitters M according to directions, and remain long * unwell, provided their bones arc not do- * stroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond lcpuu. JJilions, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, which arc so prevalent in the valleys <>C our great rivers throughout the United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Hod. Colorado, Hra/.os, Kio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Hoanokc, James, and many others, with flw.ii. vicf- f-,-i 1 int-ii-iita tiimmrluiiit-. ntip entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so during sea- \ sons of unusual heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive derangements of tlie stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful influence upon theso various or- ^ gans, is essentially necessary. There p is no cathartic for "the purpose equal to q Dn. J. Walker's Vixkgau Hirrmts, as they will speedily remove the darkcolored viscid matter with which tho bowels arc loaded, at the same time jstimulating tlie secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of tho digestive organs. Fortify tiie body against disease by purifying all ys fluids with Vixkuau Hi itkus. No epidemic' can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, TTcndaelic, l'ain in the Shoulders, Coughs, j 'tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach. Had Taste in the Mouth, Hllious Attacks, I'alpita- E tation of the Heart, Inflammation of tho J* C>" Lungs, Tain in the region of the Kid neys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, yre the offsprings of Dyspepsia. T One bottle will provo ;i better guarantee . of its merits than a lengthy advertiso- Di ment. a Scrofula, or King's Evil, White b Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, j.? Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent J] Inflammations, Alor'-urial A (lections, Old Sores, Eruptions of tlio Skit:, Sore Eyes. etc. a In these, as in all other constitutional Diseases, Walk Kit's Yixkuak Hittkuk have shown their great curativc powers iu the most obstinate and intractable eases. For Inflammatory ami Chronic Hheuill.ltism, Gout, Hi I ions, Kemittent and Intermittent I'cvers, I)isc;u>cs of the Dlood, Liver, Kidneys and Madder, these Hitters have no equal. Such Diseases arc caused by Vitiated Dlood. Mechanical Diseases.?Persons en- 4 gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as a Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and I Miners, as tlieyudvanco in life, uro subject ^ to paralysis of the Dowels. To guard fc against this, take a dose of Walker's Vj.vkoait Dittkus occasionally. For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt-Iihcnin, Dlotches. Spots. Pimples, | Pustules, Doils, Carbuncles, Hint;-worms, S Scald-head, Sore Kyes. Krysipeuw. iicn, 5 Scurfs, Discoloration* of tins* Skin, I Juniors || and Diseases of the Skin of wlmteror name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system iu a shortjfcinie by the use of these JJitters. Pin, Tape, and otlicr Worms, S lurking iu the system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed. No system of medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmintics will free the system from worms J; like these Bitters. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of u*omanhood, or the turn of life, these Tonic I Hitters display so decided an influence that J improvement is soon perceptible." tl , Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when- h ever you find its impurities bursting through '7 i the skin iu I'ilnples, Eruptions, or Sores; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins: cleanse it when it is foul; your feelings will tell vou when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. it. ii. Mcdonald & coM /j Dniprpwta and Gen. Afrts., Sun Francisco. California, anil cor. of Wiwliinirton mid (,'liarltou Sts.. X. V. f .Sold by uil hrugglsts uud Dcalcra. , ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE ) T 0 DEBTORS & CREDITORS. ^ t ? ALL persona having demands (either in nolo or account,) against JAMES W. FOWLER & CO., or JAMES W. FOWLER Individually, ^ will present them to mo properly at- j tested by 1st January, 1874. All indebted to the lute firm will make ^ immediate payment to the uudersign-j^ r!, T, ROBERTSON, f ASSIGNEE OF Jas. W. Fowler & Co, Nov. 19,1S73,23-lf 5 SUPERIOR LUMBER For Sale. L- ?...? i TIIE subscriber is prepared to fill ( all orders directed to him in > Columbia, for the supply of first-class , LUMBER at reasonable rates. Isaiait Haltiwanger, ! ie COLUMBIA, S. C. t0 Fct. 2D, 1S73, 29-tf EStiwan FERTILIZERS White Bros., THE SOLE AGENTS ** HIOR the' sale of the above well[; known and highly valuable Fer-lizers have now on hands a full supply id will be glad to furnish such of tJieir T istomers as intend using them next '-* ?ar. Every one remembers how diffillt it was to get Guanos last Spring, any farmers lost several days of val lbletime in coming to town with tlielr ams, and not a few, alter several inefctual trips, failed at last in securing ertilizers. To obviate any further ouble of this kind, and to enable plants to take their Fertilizers home when tey are marketing their Cotton, an irly supply has been ordered. No one m fail to see the advantage to be deriv1 by the saving of time in the Spring, hen every moment is valuable to the ,rmer. The standard of the Etiwan uanos remains the same it has always ?en. No Fertilizers manufactured in lis country have a higher standing, or e more generally used. If theacreago i Cotton is to be reduced another year, ,nd all will admit, that there is too iuch Cotton planted) the greater will ; the need for Fertilizers. Plant less, it enrich your lands more, is the 4rue >liey. rhe Etiwan Dissolved Bone Manufactured for composting with cot?u seed and stable manure iscommendI with great confidence to the farmer. ; has given universal satisfaction, and II who have used it want it again. Bend in your orders early. Tne terms . re the same they would be if the pur* :iase should be delayed until 8pring. t'onev is made bv savin2 valuable time. 7HITE BROTHERS, Agents. Dec. 10,1873, 3o, tf I ,. lasonic Female College, Cokesbury, Abbeville, S. C. (CHARTERED 1853.) Twenty-first annual session opens WEDNESDAY, 21st day of JANUAY, 1874, closes last Wednesday in . ctober. FACULTY. 1 W. Christie Benet, Literary Principal, department. \ Mrs. Julia Glass, I Miss Ella Aiken, J Miss Julia Glass. 1 Music. A-i t Miss Tallulah Wliitner, department. -Miss Aiken. Ornamental Work. Miss Bessie Caldwell. Expenses for Term of Nine Months. Primary Department, $25; Academic lepartinent, $35; Collegiate Departlent, $50; Music, $40; Board $12 to 15 per month. 'he Masonic Female College fiords to young ladies the means of btaining a thorough liberal education t rates very moderate?no extra charge eing made for Latin or French. It i under the patronage of the Masonic trotherhood. It is in a locality proverbially healthy nd near a Mineral Spring. For Circulars, apply to W. CHRISTIE BENET, Principal. Dec. 3, 1873, 84-tf nnwrADT? tummncfc H WORKS Columbia, S. O. ? Proprietor. NnnfnntnilAll A# StflOm TUfl. LCI 11 Uiat t UJL VJL VI MVVM4U gines and Boilers. ron and Brass Castings of all Descriptions made to Order. ' was awarded the first premium - i! -I ?!.? i /ml/inl On CUfjUII^S ill tllU oluic flguiiuiiral and Mechanical Scciety Fairs, eld in Columbia, .November, 187J, 2, 73.. MANUFACTURE ircular Saw Mills of all sizes. ALSO 'ook tho First Premium at State 'airs held November, 1871, '72,'73. Manufacture 'ortable Grist Mills of all sizes. ilso awarded a premium at State Fairs for tho best GRIST MILL IKONS. ? For Sale. Tlie Circular Saw Mill hat took the premium at tho lata "air. ALSO )ne 30 Horse Power, JI10 10 ** " oiuiiunury uiiuiuvt 5<>t!? in good order and will be sold low or Cash. JOIIX ALEXANDER, Columbia, S. C. Or D. B. Smith, Agent, Abbeville S. C. Dec. 10, 1873, 35- tf ? H BTT1 at nuvMJb mld. I OFFER for sale that IIouso and Lot in the Town of Abbeville, inown as tho "MOORE PLACE;" It s pleasantly situated, sufficiently retired, and yet convenient to business. ilioru ul'U SVVtu iuuuii 111 1<1u iiuudo , i large kitchen and a well of good water on tho lot. The torms will bo accommodating. For further particulars call on me. THOS. C. PERRIN. Abbcvillo, Nov. 4, 73, tf