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Saddle AND HARNESS SHOP, AT ABBKVILLE C. H. B. MTbleasE HAVING opened a Sntlille nntl Harness Sh*>p nt tho Stunil formerly ocnupicil l>y ino uev. jamks oiooiiR, ltitoritis tho ptt'riic tliut he is prepared to <lo till work eutrimed to him, ut abort notice, ami in tlio BEST POSSIBLE S T YL E. f llavinj a long experience in the bimncs^ he flutters himself tliut lie eun please the most fastidious. v 0*llis TURMS, hereafter, will he CASH !.a It. M. ULEASH. Jan. 7, 1850. 38 ly REMOVAL OF T1 IF. BOOT AND SHOE SHOP AT ABBKVlLLii .11. rpiIE undersigned respectfully informs th* JL Gentlemen ??V Abbeville, uuil the public gencruliy, that lie has removed to W A S II I N G T ON S T It E E T, anil is always to ho found in his Slu?|?. between the Marshall House ami the Livery Stables. He liason Innd ii l?ri??? nupply of the h-*<t French ' 'CAI.F-SIC1 NS, IIU'CK-SKINS, MOKOCCO anil I'ATBNT LHATI1KU, with a good stock of the best SOLE LKaTHKII, and is ready to make To order BOOTS AND SIIOF.S, f the latest and neatest style. Ho will make and meml as go^d and us cheap as any one else a Abbeville. J. J. O'KERFFE, Boot and Shoemaker. Jan. 8, 33 ly CI A R RIAGEAND W A GO N ill AKIKG. ^PHK undersigned having as- -ra-* partners in the business of riage mill Wagon Making anil Repairing, under the Finn of II A It R I S & W ARE, would cull the attention of the public to their Bhops at Ml. Carmi'l, ^vhere thej- hope, by fair prices, faithful work, and prompt attention to business, to earn the confidcncc of all, uud merit a liberal share of pntroi age. For nil jrths amounting to Fire Dollars or more, payment will he required in Cash, or by a Cash Koto, when the work is removed from ilu? SI op. All orders for work should be directed to 1>.ivid I*/. Harris; Imt a!l settlements must lie made with the flu.ill'iul Copartner, W. C.Ware, as he alone i< authorized to iiso the naino of the Firm, give or lake note?, give receipts, receive moiicv or^ontruct debts. DAVID E. HARRIS, \V. C. WAUK. vii <" ..? 1 c! ri t.... . - .. v. ?./?< Hid, c. v., jiin, it i r*;n?. .1S-1V ADJOURNED-SALE." rI"MlK Sale of tin* I'cisonal Property of the .1. Trust Instate uf th" laic Mrs. Aiisluy atul other*, will Hike place at the residence of Win. S. Aiirtley, on the lOlii .7:inti:iry insl., nt which time there will he ollVred for S'dc, 8 uncommonly likoly Negroes, flight Dales of Cotton, Provisions, Stock, &<*. TKUMiv ? Cu-li for the woman Un-unnah, (Jotton, Cotton Scud, Com, Oat.-*, Fuditcr, l'ork, II oiiHi-hiitri nail Kitehcu Furniture, und so iintcli of tho other personal property aa will be required to pay the eosia uf these procecdin;rs, ilie debts of Atkins, and raise Three Hundred Dolors foi the lis,* of John Augustus Ans'cy. Pnr4'haKerti to (jive Honda with at leant two good Mirctios, and p'?y thi> costs in cas'i. rSTSALli POSITIVK. W M II. PARKER, c. e. *. o. 'Commissioner's Office, / Jiin. 5, I$ ,18 tdn Not inn. WILIj be su!d lit I'ltb'ie Auction, i'i Abbe- | villi* District, at the into residence ofi JOllX U1.IVEIi. deceased, on Ttt?!!?(3ijy l>lli *nd days f iMowinir. a jvirt of the I'eisonal Estatool'saul deceased, consisting of 3D or 35 Likely Negroes, Horses, Mules Fat llo^s and Stock Hogs, <Jfttt1e, 2,000 or 2,500 Bushels of Corn, Fodder, W heat, Oil's, Cition Seel, Household *n<l Kitchen Furniture. Hhick-ni'th Tools, nnd other properly too ledums to mention. * JAS. 21. LATIMER, E.xfr. Jan. P, 18.1G. 38 It | Executors' Notice. Instate of JT'Mt'pla Nar?lml], tlcr'd. rpiiK Exocuiors of tlie above Estate, hereby J- give notice to all persons indebted to the fame, that immediate payment is required.? They expect to settle up th<! Estate so?n, mid tiiue-8 llio*e ni'leli.ed lit'Cils this l?olic<>, t'ie Note will Jib |.l:tne<*s before Return Da}', in the * aiids of uu Altoriit-y fur collodion. Enough aid. . .J. W. W. MARSHALL, ) - . . J. S. MARSHALL, { i'*ora. tV Jan. 3, lfSO. S8 3m i M Executor's Notice. Estate of Jolm McBryde, Sen. ALL p.irii> s interested in ?he n.!-ove Estnte, arc lierchy notified that h Fitnd Settlement f the 8.nnc will he made in the Ordinuiy's Ofneo ?i AbWvillc C. II., on tlic I2lli day of April next. ANDREW J. WEED, Ex'or. Jan. 7, 185C. 38 3m Notice IS IIETIF.BY g;ven 1? n" il?oao indebted to the Estate of K. UARMORK, dee'd, either 3>y Note or Account, tlint settlement must he jnude before liclttrti Dai,. Those havii.y dcaiiHiids ugftinst the Estate, will present tlum, properly atle&tcd, t<? D L. DONNA LD. ) ... J. <J. WILLIAM^ \ Adm'rs. San. ?, If.'>6. 38 3t py Proas copy 3 time*. . j Notice to Guardians, &c. I LL Guardians, Trustees, &-c , liable to account V A in my Office, are hereby notified to miike ?* their annual Return* on or before the I5ih \day of April next. All perron* in default at' that time, will be ruled indiscriminately. Also, Guardian:* appointed ill Inwi June Term, bp'j .w " who have not yet g'ven Bond, arc requested to P < do ?o immediately. \V. I!. PARKEft.c. e. a. d. CoinmiKsioner'a Oflice, i \ .i 11 ,ur" V v? v, iui?u ) 'da 3m ? I tar Independent Press copy. I $ \ | N otic 3. ft LL [wrsons indebted to the Subscriber by \ 'x*. |l Note or Nolef. that do noj. settle or give snt l* isfdcuou by tUe fijv.t'f February nexi, jJwiTr Notes will be put in the hands of au Attorney, ' i without fail. B. ALLEN". % - * Jftn. 1, 1850. 38 31 y? J5ST" Independent Press copy 3 times, and send - billto this office. , * fc ? T-,. > " Blacksmith and Gunsmith. THK undersigned, at bis old J^TBfijP*stnud, ne*r A. Log in's pi no-, wjG) w,:<>?ti n u e hi* bii^i n?w. AII Vlr^ * j work entrusted to him, will be promptly ?t% tended (o ' > 5, |y lie will ftUo Repair CLOCKS, if brought , ? to him. i >". pg* All n?w work Warranted. I . "> - ' A. BUTLER, rI Jan. J, 1854. 37 8tn , Y WIVXIAn M. TI'.HHO, , Factor & Commission Merchant, 3MDIR (BDWOKL ... J?rlli C#ppiercial Wharf, # - 1: CHARLESTON, 8, O. wfri wmx A Vi mif Stjpet' Savannah, Oa S| ^^^>etob*r ?, IMS. v^* v- 56 ft** ' yK, Notice to Tax-Payors. IWlLli attend utthe undemmned times and pl'ieos fur llie purpose of collooting Tuxes for 1850 Abbeville C. II., **'Moiiduy, Fobrnary 4; Due Tni^dny, 6; . and Monday, March 17; Cadlulmni's, Wfdiu'iidiy, " 0; Trihlo'n, Thursday, " 7; l.owndesville, I'Yiduy, " 8; Speed's Saturday, " 0; C'lllioun's Mill?, Monday, 11 II; Willington, Tuesday, " 12; Moraine's Wednesday, " 13 TnllK-rt's (in the Range,) Thursday, " 14; Co i bran's, Friilay, " 15; llradly't; Saturday, " 10; Greenwood* Monday, " 18; and Wednesday, Mareh 19; Ninpiv-siv TiiimiIhv " in Cambridge, Wednesday, " 2i>; Woodvillf, Thursday, " 21; Whitehall, Friday, " 22? Ccdwr Spiinge, Saturday, " 23; Donald's, Monday, " 25; Seuffletown, Tuesday, " Sift; Cokusliury, Wednesday, " 27; and TucBilav, March in; Deadfall, * Thursday, " 28; lloherts' Store, Friday, " 211; Smiili villo, Sni unlay, March 1 ; Mct'UWs Old Field, Thursday, ' 211; W arrcti ton, Friday, " 21; Abbeville C. II., nil Court, week. Sale-d.iy in April the last day fur milking returns. All |if-rsuiis failing to make returns on the above day. liable to double tax All tuxes to lie paid by the tir.-t .Monday in May, or executions may be issui-d. Pioperty to be returned in the nnmc of the proper owner. Guardians, Kxeeutors, and Administrators will return [>ro|ierly under their control. I'ersoiu having transferred property between the 1st October, 1851, mill 1st October, l^jj, will make it known to me. All persons will eotno prepared to give the number of Births. Marriages mid Deaths in their families. Free persons of color must pny their taxes in March. JA.MKS MOOKE, T. C. January 8, 18~>C. U8 3tn At tlic request of the l'resident of the State Agiicultural Society. 1 h ive consented to solicit information as to the iiutnhcr of Tennessee and Kentucky Horses, Mules and Hogs annually purchased in the OUtrict, and tlictr cost. All persons will there'ore confer a favor l>v coming pri jinaed togivo mo such information oa the Mihject as they possess. J. M. IfivbWSi PAINTING. rlMlV ....-1..... ; I :..r. .t. - JL zens of Abbeville unci itet vicinity, ilmt lie in Kinds t > lncutti himself in Abbeville and curry on the business as House Painter in nil its brunches. Willi Ins experience through Ktir<-|>c, alld many <> ' the principal towns in Ainerieii, roinh:u>-t< with n sternly atU'iition to business, ho hopes to give full satisfaction to all who will favor liim with their patronage. Graining- Marbling and Paper Hanging. promptly attended to Kii'jitirc nt tlie M \StSII AI.L IIOI'SE. Orders ir;>in the country will nn*ei with (irnnipt iittc'tit:o!i l.y THUS. AUI>. Jan. I, is.'i >. 37 1 in Cokesbury Conference School. hp?:. SRSSItlN wi'l ?>iiimi tin* FlItST JL SCHOOL DAY in FKHUU \KY next Tuition ranges irom TW liNTV to FORTY Dollars a voir. Hoard ib TEN Dollars h month. G. II. JIOUXD, Rector. JUII. 1, 18f>l). u7 Aiti Dog Lost. SJTRAYEI) or STOLEN from the Marshall 11 otisa*. Ahlicvil|i>, on Moudiv *24lh December, a pin ill Sl'ANIKh DOG. hfiiok and wlii'?, lonir c.'ir< aiid slmrt tail. A lil oral ri'Waril will be p ii<! lor his d>:li vvry at I he Marshall Ilon.ie. .**>. 1, ISotf. 37 21 Administrator's Notice. rI"MI 10 Administrator of the Esialo of SAM'I. JL E. DALE, dec"-', h-?vl?y tiives notice to nil parties concerned, thnt :i Final Settlement of the s .id Estate will he made in the Court, of Ordinary (in the fust day of March next. I.et every person who has a legal claim ngivnst the Estate, present the same to the Administrator. duly attested, on or bcfoie that day, or ever alter hold their peace. L. J. JOIIXSON, Adti.V. Den. 19, 1855. ?7 3t Notice. ALT. p-nons inde!?tod lo NICHOLAS Me. EVOY, by Note or Account, up to Janua | ry 1st. IH5B, are called on tu pa)- up before the 1st of February, us he will not do uny longer without his money. N. McEVOY. January 2, 1850. 87 tf Notice. ALL persons indebted to the Estate of LEVI 1111,HURN. are required to m:ikc payment on or lii-fore the Fir:<t Monday in February j>ex?. Abo, nil persons having demands atr-iinet K;iid Estate, are requested to present their claims properly attested, to the subscriber. El>. COUB, Ailin'r. Dcc. 18. 18.1S. 35 tf Estate of Mr?- Susan McKeldon, Dee d. SETTLEMENT. p?J v i is tieretiy (riven t? the kindred nnd 1 \l credit.ii?, nnd nil parties concerned, thai n final Settlement of (lu* Estate <>f Mrs. Snsnn McKvldou, dee'd.. will he made in the Ordinary'* Office. Ahlioville District, on the fourteen1!] duy of March, 1800. A. PALL, Adm'r. December 12, 34 3m Estate of John C. Martin. ALL persona having demand* Hgiiinst the Estate of John 0. Martin, deceased, are requested to present them for payment. And all persons indebted to suid Katute, are requested to nay up forthwith. H. Y. MARTIN'. Adm'r, MARY A. MARTIN, Adm'r. Dec. 18, 1855. 35 3t T1IE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville District.? Citation. By WILLIAM HILL, Esq., Ordinary of Abbeville District. WHEREAS, J?lin A. Stewart has oppled to me for Letters of Administrate n, on all and singular the good* and eligttles, rights and e'tfdtts of Willium Dnchutitin, late of the District uforesaid, deceased. . These are, therefore, to oito and admonish all and sitieulur, the kindred and creditors of tbe said deceased, to be and appear before ruo,,at our next OrdinaryV.Conrt for the said District, to be bolden at Abbeville Cotirt House, on the fifteentli duy of January next, to show cause, if any, wby thenaid administratis*should not be granted. . ? tiiv-cn under mV hand nnd fte/il. tliia lliirl?. first day of Deci-inbor, in the yew of our ' Lordone thousand eight hundred and fifty...^ ;_4vp. and in liro $Oih year of American lu'''J:-'*|&pi-ndeuce. WILLIAM IIILL, O. A. D. THE STATE OF , AblwviUe j By WILLJASi HlLl, E*<Ldrdr^ry of Abbeville Dintrift \ . WMEftEAS, Jnmo Marlin h?<s. applied tome fur Letter*of A<lininisiratiun, oil alf and ningtilur the* goods u'nd chuiirln, right* and credit* <>t John J.. Dixon, late of tbe District aforesaid, deceased. ^ These are, therefore, to cita and admonish all and Mugalsr, (hu Jcindred and creditors of. tha so id dfcek*?*d. to bo and flpi?*ar before me, at our iiexl O^dinxiy s^pouijt.oj ihe ^id Di^trict, to be Iioiden lit AvwvtDevoun House, on the twelfth d?y, of Jaunary iWfl, to show onw?,.lf itiv. why the baid admtuirt ration houl&l-\aot. oo granted. ' =' V 9 01??n .nndtr mjr hand and muI, thia 87lh day of DacteBtayin the year of onr Lord one -tfaouxaiK) ctgbi hundred ? nd fifty j andib the fW? year oi Am?ri?uu Indepeti* ,., deuce.. ?/.* ft- yif.ir *T -> :KHt J. r * : ??.'* willum Kill, o. *. Dm January 2, 1659. 97 ?t <?. NOTICE! NOTICE!? WILL bo sold, on tlio 17tli duy.of Jnnuary next, nt tlio lato residence oi ELIJAH OLIVER, deceased, W 25, or more, Likely Negroos, Ilorsrs, Cattle, Plantation Toots and Houso Furniture. And ah;o the Plantation, containing 1,345 Acres of Land. The plantation lies one mile above Homan'u Ferry, on SuvanuHh Kiver, h'oundi-dou the north by the Dimunnd Springs, and south by Alexander Oliver and Jnmes O. Harper. Tlf re is 100 Acres of River Low Grounds on lh? pluee; the hulaucc of the lands arc upland*. add most of it in the woods and finely timbered. The plantation is now in a fine state of cultivation, and well iinorovud in the way of Buildings. Hie plantation will be soli! privately, if proper application is made for it before the <Tiy of sale. Any person wishing to look at the lands, will call on James T. Allen, one of the Executors, who reside? nenr t!io place. Terms of iho sale will l>e miiilo known to any one wi&liiiig to purchase tlie place. SAM'L L. HILL, ) r, . J AMES T. ALLEN, ) on" December 19, lod5. H5 3t ?5^" Independent Press copy to loth of January and send account to this olticc. O T 1 C IjT Valuable Property for Sale! 1^1 IE undersigned proposes to sell at his rcsidenee in Ltiwnilcsville, oil Saturday the 12th of January next, the following Properly, viz: One House and Lot, well improved, with Thirty Acres of Land attached, i iliiited in the town of Lowtid&sville. One Family of Negroes, consisting of ti valuable WOMAN and two children. Two Valuable Horses ii.?i 4..I. ti .....i .......I* t. i .l.. UlUk IIIILUtl we'll, Mini \MIIK l\ 111UI y Ulll! I^CIIUY III harness?one of them being -tii excellent Saddle Horse. Saven Head of Cattle, four of which are tine MILCH COWS. One One-llorsc Winjon mid llarnees, Household mid Kiichcii Furnimre, Medicines and Office Furniture, un GfTiee neatly nixl conveniently arranged,and other unicies ton toniun* 10 mention. Any of tho aliovc can bo negotiated for privnlely. Terms made known on the dny of Sa'c. It. \V. LUNDAY. D-c. 10, 1855. 35 3t Jj' Independent- Press enpv. LIVE RYSTABLES! AT ABBEVILLE G. H. ?-7, & t?g_ rpHI'l 'JiiiloifiiriHul li:ivint! taken the huge mid JL cuiummlioiis Stable formerly occupied l>y .Messrs. Alii I liis ?.V Sale, ofl'-rK his services to the puMif; iteiit-ally. lie will keep in coin-tint. at. ieii<!iiiic ', attentive Oslleis. H-k S(nIiIi>s will he kept tli"r?iiL'lily cleansed, un<l every ntt<*iitf?>ii tliveii to merit public patronage. lie will also keep a lot of Horses and Buggies to Hire, wiili Cineful Driver?, to convey persons to any point in ur out of ilia: Dixtiicl. ('Ii:irtif f"r sin?le fed, 07i- cents. Horses boarded foi ?l.Ul) per day, and $lo.00 by the month J. M. DAVIS. N.iv. J, If.15. 1<) ly Mtwuniz enn saipt m na.vk.WMOi HOHtlW VII Vnhb r^lHF. entire Ko?l Estate of the lute JOHN* D 3_ lll'l.l.i consisting ?f mire I linn THKKK TUOIJSANI) ACRES, isoffeied for privutc Sule on advantageous terms M-j... jn.v. .. lands ef Co!. Lcj:: Patters-on, ront'iins about. FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACHES, of which a lar<re portion i# excellent River Low Grounds. This Plantation it- well improved mid hcoliliy. The Berry Hill Plantation contains about. TWKLVK HUNDRED ACRES, und embraces n lurjre bmly of Low Grounds of excellent quality. These tracts adjoin, and were used as one plantation. The lands oil Savannah River are believed to be the best Cotton Lands in the Stat?;. They nre not swamp lauds, nor subject to inundation, hut are dry and elevated Low Ground*. The Savannah River afford*' safe navigation for Boats lo Augusta, a distance of about forty-five miles. The Littlo River I'lantatimi contains about FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, is well settled, and well adapted to Cotton and ( rain. There* is a considerable body ol Low Grounds >>u this tract, which, for Corn, is uqual to any lands in the State. This plantation is convenient, to the best Flouring Mills. These lam's are all in the South-Western part of Abbeville District; the lands ou Savannah River nre near liarksdale's Ferry, mid the Little River Tract c few miles below Calhoun's Mills. The hinds in ihc South-Western portion of Abbeville are considered the cheapest of their quality and fertility of any iu the Southern States. For further particulars, apply to the HON. R. BARNWELL RFIETT, Chat'ieston, or to t'ie I10N. A. HURT, Willington. Nov. 21,1855. 31 tf 83?" The South Caroliniun at Columbia will please copy. Continued Co-PartnerBhip. r|^IIE Subscribers will continue the FACTORJL AG1S AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in the City of CHARLESTON, under the Finn ?f WARDLAW & WALKER, and respectfully solicit Consignments of PRODUCE of n'l kinds, to which their personal aw?iiiion nnu uest ouorid will be giv?*n. Commission for selling Cotion, 50 Cent* per Bale* W. A. WARDLAW, G. WALKER. October 1, 1855. 26 fim M.4VAW/I PLA!! LOTTERY. JASPER. COTOTV ACADEMY [dy authority of the statp. or oeoroia.] MACON, OA. rrUllS Lottery in conducted on the plan of tlio JL Royal Lottery of Ilnvamt of single numbers?-and drawn at CONCERT HALL, Macon, G?, under tbc sworn Superintendence of Col. Geo. M. Lofriin mid Jw. A. Nisbot, Esq* Grand Scheme for January 15. 1856When I'rizea amounting to $60t000 ?CLASS I., Will be distributed as follows: 1 Prieo of. $15,000 1.1.. #16,000 - 1 do 6,(lull is 6,000 1 do ............ 4,000 is 4,000 1 do 3,on?is 8.000 1 do 2,0lk) is. 2,000 1 do 1,500 is 1,500 1 do 1,100 is '1,100 5 do 1,000 U. " 6,0t)0 4i/ u? oik; IS............. 0,um> 10 do -2,000 rM, d? . ... .... 120 in ... 1,200 W.3fcdo 1001-...*. 2,500 Y0'-v.do fiO li,...... 8,500 388 , 25 is 8.400 601 $8a000ONLY 10,000 NUimite. Bemember e veryPrize is dreWi iy8kkvd^*lfc inf, und paid, when dud, in lull, wimmWpB ditctrou. Orders strictly confidential.. *ent to onlem Re-Mat^rcd letters at my Hit/ Bills on *11 solvent Banks ?t pur. ^ T.oketn f 10; ttalvea |ft; Quartern $3.50. JAME8 F. WiNTEU, MuH?r, ^' jp - Macon, ?a. ; Jan.4?.18M. -87 3t Money, Money! f^OR tKe information aTmy cMstonervI wontd JT jay Jhat they if mat coma forward aa<l a?tlle their Accounts for 18(5B, aa-itia a psrttferjjitp "bustLev, aadrimM, b? aetUed uj/Wame?tf?tely.- ' . . c > t -A, BDTLElfc'^" 'January 1, !85 ?- ' ti ' $' 1 * . i?hii????* H'GOOD NEWS FROM HOME!!1 . J. J. LYONS, Til 10 Village rnd District Cf.OTllIKR, lia jtwt returned from the Uig Torfid, with on of the keenest, largest, finest, neatest, |>rett|psi warmest, cheapest, und best lot of HIjOTIIINC that has ever been manufactured in the Unite* States?he liked to have suitl, in the whole world For the hist six or eight mouths, he hus bed visiting different sections of the District?in fact ho went roll d with the Agricultural Committci ?and he is fully convinced there is as mud room for improvement ill drew, n-> there is in tin seieuee of agriculture. He saw ns many?ves iwiee as many?human frames that acedcf re covering, as he did old lields that needed reclaim iug. lie menus to say. that dress doesn't muki the man. but when the man is made, he looks i good deal better dressed uj>. The hidicH lookei admirable?they don't mind spending 15 or 2< dollars for a bran new dress?but the men?oh it won't do to loll; the fact is, some of them ha< holes ill their nuiitnlnniis riirlil wliom il>?v flown ; ami their coats wore so sh?rt amT old fashioned, tluit when they stood straight up, the; wouldn't liitlc tln-lil. And ii?w Lyons lias been round and seen nl this?knows whut kind uf CLOTH I NO willsiti these different sections. lie lias cot il for al jjrades?Upper Ten, Mushroom Aristocrats, I'll heiuus and Nigijer.--, and nt prices tliut cannot fui to |dc:>?*. And besides, LvoNa wants to raise n hundrci or two dollars ex'.ra; lie has heard >hat on West, there is ivn Expedition on fool, in whicl men of couragc, good moral character, nn<. a.mill capital, can quadruple their money in very elict lime; he wints to invest his cnrcNH and two hundred in it. Won't you help liimf? if yon ever intend to, now is your time. By the. way?he's got a bit; tut of I'lGAll! on hand, and is anxious to dispose of them thinks he overstocked himself in Oignrs. He' got lints, the latest agony?Flannel Shirts. Hni Oil mnl 15lii<-Klnc, I'ockel I'iaiioR iiikI Women' St?ckin?p, FiddU* Bridget! and Strinci*. Bnu Finger Kini;s mnl Silk Undershirt.", Adnmuntin Candles and Fine Combs, Tnrpi-ntiiic Snup an ("oIojiih', Toliaoon and llamlkernhicf Extract: Fine Visiting Cards and Women'* Shoes, and te thousand otlu-r things which time ntid circuit stances will not permi' him to enumerate. ' Call and sec him, and he wdl show you thes oiher ihings. A lib. 'villi- C. II., CM. 24, 1855. 27 tf Tho State of South Carolina, A lili E VIL L E D ISTltWV, I? Cqiiily. W. \\'. Hill* - 1 Klizaheih Foster. Jairn-r V lor Partition I,. Brown, John II. I Vf blavcs. llrnUMI lilkll 1 IT u|>|ic:irin-r to my satisfaction that Elizabet Fuhior, .limit's Ij. Brmvn, John R. Browi Jiimu? .1. MeNuliy mid Alary K. his wife, Joli 1. I).hiicl mill 11iildtili his wife, .lusliiui Hill, lirnco ami Martha his wife, Defendants in thi vase. ru*id? beyond the limits ol" this State. O mo:ion of 'riinmson it Fair, Complainant's Solit itoir, Ordered, that the ibove nilini'il Defe;idatil ilo |>!cnd, answer or ileouir to Ciitiipluiniint's Hi of Complaint within three months I'imiii tiublici timi hereof, or the same will be taken l'ro cot? fc*no against them. W. II. PARKER, c. r_ a. d. Commissioner's Otiiee, J Nov. 'Jl, IJ 32 3m jc.sr ruuLiAiinu, r.v tiie II 0 W A R D A S S 0 CIA TJ 0 iV PIIIL A I) 12 I. P II I A, I' A. n El'ORT on SPERM ATORItllfE V. or Sen It in:il Wciiku e*, Impotence, the Vice i Onanism, Mitstnrlmti'iii, or Sell'-Aluise, and oiln Diseases ??f the Sexual Origin*, with an aceotii of the errors ami deceptionsof Q.riQk>>, ami val nahle advice to tho afflicted, hv l?EO. li. CAI IIOL'.N, M. I)., (JotiMiUint; Sutgcon of the llov ar>1 Association, Philadelphia, Pa., u lienpvolei Institution. trs!iili'b>l)i>il l>y f<p<*eiul Kiiilnvinnii for the rel.ef of the sick and distressed, alllicic with " Viriileni and Koiilennc Dkease*." i copy of the above llepil't will he sent l?y ma (in u se tied envelop,) f'rrp of eh(tryrl oil tlie l'i ceipt of iwo tiampn for postage. Addriss DK. GEO. It. C VUIOUX, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pi Dec. 10, 1855. 34 :im Notice to Legatees. TM"OTK'E is hereby triven to the I)istrihute< 1 ? of the Estate of .Jesse Maddux. dee'd, tin it Ii?al Settlement of said Estate will be mad lieloiv the Ordinary of Abbeville District, uli ill 5th of March, IH.iii. WILLIAM \V. MADDOX, Adin'r. December -l, lMli. 33 .?>m Much Obliged to You for You Patronage! BUT muni call your attention to the airful ?>i Kolemn fuel, ilmt unless you "step up to tb Captain's Office and settle" your indebtedues by 1st Monday in February next, you will fore us to sue indisciiiuinutely all who owe us at th:i time. Ho please come forward, without furthf invitation, ami pay those who would like to wa with you always, but don't think they can, all feel as well. WILLSON &, WILLIAMS. P. S.? Verbam Sal?We mean what wo way. Pi e. 5, IS;'ir?. M tf' BOATWRIGHT & BAKKULOO, !V!anafacturiii? Pharmaceutist Ml (TCEEBSrci&rS, COURT HOUSE RANGE, COLUMBIA, S. C-, APE constantly receiving additions to the! carefully selected Stock of choice DRUGS MEDICINES und CHEMICALS, which the offer to the Profession, to I'lanters, mid consumei generally, as Into. as the game pure article can L They have, in nddition lo Ihoir Stock of Drtiij Ac., hii assortment of FANCY GOODS, PEIi FUMERY hikI BRUSHES, comprising in part Ladies' Reticules; Work Boxes; Gfiiln' Dressing Cauf-a ; Porte Monaics ; Fiiu* Pocket Cutlery; Vestas; Pomades, a great variety from the best house iu Loudon, Piiris uiid Germany ; French and German Cologne; Lilian's Extinct* for the Handkerchief; Ede's, BaileyV and B.:zin's ditto; Toilet and Shaving Soa|>? and Cr-ams; Cut Gluss Pungeiits; Aromatic Vinegur. Brushes. Having taken particular p?ins "loget up" comp'.cte Stiwik of liair and Tootli Brushes, the feel satisfied tint inofferittg their present assort roeut to the public, they can justly claim fo " those Hruahew?" made to order by some of th nioet celebrated Manufacturer* of England an France, the meed of being unsurpassed lor beaut of fiiiinh uiid durability. ?AI-SO? A fine lot of Nnil and Shoving Brushes; Bui fulo, Horn und Shell Dressing Curnlis; Horr Shell and Ivory Pockel Combs, Au., &.c., Ac. Nov. 8,1855. . 29 tf BEALL A 8TOVALL, tUareljonse cinfo (Eommissioi SUifluatn, <3??i. WILL continue the WAREHOUSE ANI COMMISSION BUSINESS IN A LI ITS BRANCHES, and hAve removed to th FIHEl'JtOOr WAREHOUSE mljoinlne M * stov'uli, on the comar of Jackapa uud EUi Slrovif, near tlio Globe Hotel. ' < Consignment#of COTTON, BACON, GRAli and other PHQDUCE'SoHelted. The usual Advance* madi on Cotton or Pre ddw in xture, whfii required. Alt Cottotf consigned to its will bo sold at Ch Warehouse, where one of the Firm ra? kl time* ,W found. (JontmiKsion for SeHiflg Colton, 3ft Cent per Bale. WX, M. BE ALL, < ' J NO. W. L STOVALX*. 1856. 19 flm A Valnktlfe,Plantation for Sale wg AVINO (MMll j^fithcrlandi more con JUL v?Bient U> nir; JMewre fo aoU m#/ OHAlS^WMfcANTAflON, In the Cartoon BertleiwAiididoing, lands c Mra. PArK?r Md Mi*. Al*l#f>oiitainlng 42 ' P*T\?ons wioliing to purohw/fciadfcwill d Well to call on ma at>d'eaah>ti&tl?vZySfc-'aa ihey will fiad mj Ian*" mdjwtea MMbthlo:RtfBT M.. PALMS B. Abhnfm *<*.!*/ liWi - m ' x * R. SWAPP] WHOLES ALl CLOTHING ES i NO THREE, GRANITE RS. ?fc SON would respectfully invite t STOCK of i SPRING AND SU 1 Manufacturedl>y themselves exjirewly for tliis ni '* TOGETHER WITH MEN'S FVKNI SHIRTS, GLOVES, TIUL'NKS, COLLMtS, BUS , KEItCllIEFS, VALISES, STOCKS, j Country merchants wishing to sort up, varied stock, and at Charleston Prices, j Columbia, Jan. 1 1855. t 11 . . 1 -- ixr a rim ri nn T-n itttir n tt ii AXJID IF.Amy ?'<D 02D3. rfWiVi'T? HAVING ju?t receive'! from " New York, a large uml heatili i Ste^OMHESS^b fii| Stock of Watches hikI Jew oli-y, I will sell tiicm at Charleston prices, nml I nil articles wniMiitcd ns represented. My slock t consists of Ij Fine Clocks, Weight and Sprin?r, nt various nri n ces; Fine Gold Watches, from ?25 to ?150; u fitic a lot of limiting Ijcverp, from to ?55, suit 's al>lc for farmers ; Fn!?, Vest ami LadicV Chains beautiful patterns; Ladies* and Gents' llroaches Far Kings and Finger Kings, all sizes; I.ockets 3 (iold Keys, Gold and Silver Speetaeles ; Silvet . Thimbles, a splendid article ; Coral Beads, Gob ^ Snaps, Gold Pens, Silk Guards, Steel Chains r Winding Keys, Steel Spectacles with cidorot 'R ?lasses, a largo assortment of Spectacle Glasses ;s nil ages; Port Mollies; a l>t*:nt (i fit I assort men of Silver Cups, suitable for Presents; a full us j Fori merit of Pir-tols , The above articles I will sell for CASH, or oi ,j '"reditto persons who will bo prompt in theii . payments. II. T. TUSTI2N. e Sept. 20. 23 tf BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH! W. S. H'OOI), MANUFACTURER OF ANI? DEALER IN Boots Shoes and Brogans Xo. 185 liivhartlxon Kt.,Jirxt door below the J/ arkcl COLUMBIA, S. C\, RAS now in store a large and Well selected lis sortineut of all descriptions of (rooils usunll; ' to l>e found in u Slioe Store, ??>us*ie=tinjj o|' Nr li irroe'3 ?.? *^ll'le(l Brnj?atis, Stitcli Downs i, llouso Servants u!.',H'9' n" c|"asf!!<? wl'Hrli HI" n oitvri'd liy llic case, dozen 91' single pair, at Hi ? lowest figures, cash. in ALSO, " Ladies* fine IM'k inul C'olM Gaiters, Ladies' Kii 5" inul Morocco Walking Shoes nod Slippers, frou tlie House of J. Miles it Son, Philadelphia. II " A LSI), t. O cuts' Fino Calf Dress Pump and Stitclie Ltouls, of liis own manufacture. A I.S (), French ami Aiuerscaii Calf Skins, Oak an> Ueinloek S'lle Leather. ~ N. II. The Manufacturing Department i under Ihe Superintendence of (\n experience) , workman, and all work intrusted to his car warranted to give satisfaction, j W. S. WOOD, lf 185 Richardson street, J Columbia, S. C. "[ October 4, 18.'i5 24 ly ~FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL. '* TT WU.L open nt flieenwooil, in this District Jul first Monday of January next, i I. 11irrl. X,.1w.,.l liiblrurtion will he given in nil lli? Branche ^ of n finished Female Fduciition?l.atin nni " firfi'l;, (if required.) i.^li Grammar, Nnlirii History, Natural and Moral Philosophy, mi J tin 11 Matlieinnties. A ?=et of llu* lulcit ami mo?( approved Globe ami Map*, t.^i-llier with a costly Lulior?tory o > Chemicals, anil l'inWophioal Appa.utus, will bi nt the service of the Scii?J"l. TimiJ!? I.ailies fio:n a distn.'!"? omi obtair Boarding in excellent families, ut. ?10 (;',rnion*li !S The Village of Greenwood, situated imnii.ili lt ft'elv on the line of the Greenville it Colnmhi: ? Kail iti'inl, id well known as one of the tii?>s lieatilii'nl. healthful, and moral in th>* Slate while its niiiuorons pious families, CI HI'C lies am Snlihath Selfkils, atlord every religions f.icihty For particulars, address mc at Greenwood. r .1. II. LOG AX. Rof?rt?iir?'S.?R<>v. A. \V. Lcland, I>. D. Andrew Crawford, Ksq., Coluiiibiu, S. C ; T. P d Uavenel, JUbij., Bluel; l):ik, S. C.; J. Wistu e Simp3on, Esq., Liurcusvdle, S. C.; Rev. .Inn is McLces, G re en wood, S. C.; Rev. Jiio. C. Wil e liann, Hodges Depot, S. C. 11 OTf Ltutrenn villi* Herald will give two inser r iioiift ?jiid torwuru hill to me n.t ij recti woou. d I AX 1) VoTtSlLC ANY person desiring a firsl-rntt; Pluntniion will improved and beautifully situated within three nulcsof Ablmvilla C. II.. containing seven hundred acres, with nn worn out or washed ??fF Lnn-I upon it _ would do well to npplv soon totho ftth.-'orib'T. 3 \VM. liAUR. Nov 19. 1855. 31 If MACIilN'RY F08 S LE! I rTMIE Sul?scriher has on hand, which lie wil . jL sell low, the complete Machiniry for it y STEAM SAW MILL AND GRIST MILL, rs which Itan been running two years. The Eimim >e is '25 horse power, not ut all iu>urcd, of Tylor'i moke. p, Any person wishing to buy, will find it to his 1- advantage to ?ce this Machinery hefote purchasing elsewhere. The'Suw and Grist Mill are ii operation four mile* South-west from Abbeville Village, on a Tract of Eight Hundred and Forty Acros, 8 which enn ulso he bought nt u ren?onablt- price, The sulwuriber desiros to remove West, am therefore wishes to sell the above property. A. L. GRAY. Nov. 12, 1855. 30 tf AND >a Commission iilcrdjcints, * Accommodation Wharf, ? CHARLESTON, S. C. d fHHIE undersigned tender their aervices to th? y JL Pin titers and Merchants <?r Abbeville Dis' trict, a? FACTOltS mid COMMISSION MER CHANTS, for the disposal of their COTTON tint r- the purchase of their SUPPLIES. >, An experience of Iiv9 yours indiiCH iih to be lieve that'we can protno'.e their interest. Our ohargps Cor selling Cotton, is FIPrY - CENTS per 11AI<E. For ull other business, the usual charges of th'e city. i| Purticulur Httention paid to the sale of FLOUI! and WHEAT. , HOPKINS, HUDSON ?fc CO. I.AMBKTII HOPKINS, I. JNO- R. HUDSON, J .NO. i. COIIKX, | WM. Jl. FLEMING. . Oct 19, 1865. 27 3m r DIRECT IMPORTATIONS OF China, Glass, and Earthenware. ' fflCOLUNUIA, 8. C., . Old Stand, next Door to tHe Commercial Bank, for sfc)e, Wholesalo and lletuil, a ' ^l^ v.rry full Hiwo'plinwu of '' China, OJa?s ftnd Knrlhenware. " PI a ied Ilrlttnnia anrt-Jupfttyntfd Ware, Bich Ctii Qlaea and Freuoli China. . ' ?ALSO? Ca?u?r?, fine TftHo dutlery, Tea Ttayg, fu ?ett? or otJii'rwiKf, V C I *)y?a Lunipe, for FJn?a, Ojf .and CamV nKAnr*a . AtfUiihlA AkUlik y? * - P 1 ^ wi'u/wii ' Coffee Vrnt, WpoHen **d Wilhw cWpte, ? and a gw.t varjely. of '' ' Hotw6l^epingArties, ^ to W^10>^^{h*^^'iu^ite ,^|f *$* &"> ?r hii CRtiT; ' ' vr v^4bo v [? LD Sc SON, i AND 11I2XAIL ITABMSIIIMT, BUILDINGS, COLUMBIA. Im attention of tint nubile to tlii.lr KXTENS1VI MM Ell CLOTHING, mrket A LAUOE STOCK OF S IB S 31 ? WOODS, ?I?UN*DKK3, CAKI'KT IIAIIS, Clt A VATH, IIANDdiii:ssisg-uo\vxs, m<?ni:v-iiklts. will find, at this establishment, a largo am 30 ly AB3?YILL? GOAGI! F?.GT03Y S? WE have conslantly JH--T? S? " I'tnnl an assort i of fun* i* i T?; - vJ vl/ (ilE.S. which we will noil lower I linn over odor pil in this market on Itine lo sail the par I dinner. We will liaiM to onler, any Vehicle in oil line of Imsins!*, xt tin1 shortest notice. ?3$~ It Ml* AIIM NO neatly done, a? cheap u any other Establishment in the State. .,$?3 Ail i\?w Work Warranlod. , Wo also have on haiwl, a largo lot o I I "CJel..'*. XT.,4.~Hi_ -r* !- ? ?" jlioiv o luoliullu j3 uruu | Air-tight for protecting the dead fur prolong'*! interment, for transportation, or any other <U' sirahlc purple, which \vc will soil cxopedingi t low for CASH. r We will uUo in-ike COFFINS and scud toan part of tli?.- District. We have a new I1KAKS1C, which will go fre of charge. TWOS. M. CHRISTIAN, JAMES I j. DHA I.E. Alihovillit (!. II., .Inn 1H, 1855. 39 Iy Q-jg- Press coj>y one year. Jackson Street Hospital ami Surgical , INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES AUCl'STA. GA. , rpil!:! Undersigned would rcspoel.fidly call ih k. JL attention ??f Planti-ra and Slave-ownei generally, to their complete and extensive eslal . hshini-iit iti Augusta, (.1 i., for the acentnmoih ^ tiun of XEliltoES riMp;iring SI'I'tllt'AI, Ol ? LH ATlDNS or Treatment in ClllvONlC DIr: EASES. 'Hip is shunted on llic corner of Jii^l . hon and I'enwiok StriM't:5, !> ' vvee.i the(/? or?ia an the Savannah Hail Road Depot*; alio i:> Ki"li 11 of Imih. It is therefore convenient fur the v< ccption of patients from a distance. In its eoi stl nelinn. t - < 1 ... .... ..-mm: |,|illi, \> as KCj J in view the special purpose t? which it is 11; plied; living furnished with ev<*r\tiling whie o:iii conduce tn ilie comfort of the JflClC. It i 1 supplied willi hot mill ci'hi hulhs ami sdiovvr baths?siinl has water-closets in piu-li s'.;ry t s avoid fat:gue ami exposure to the patient.-.-. 1 il is nl-o well ventilut*-fl ami lighted with gn: e With the constant attendance of experience male ami fi male nurse.*, the patient will hes-ave imieh ol' the sulVerin^ ulreh too often is the r< result of unavoidable neglect in the treatmeut < Nenroen in ordinary private praciic. TKI1.MS?For Hoar<l, T,oi!ging anil Ntirsin; - per month, ? 10. Fur all necessary Medical :.1 tendance, Surgical Operat.ons, dec., the same u in ordiuarv eitv iirnetice. U. iK ( AMl'HIiF.r., Siimcon. 11. CAMl'LSKLL, Attending I'hysicir.t M-iv n. IS.-,"). 2 liitf s J i' o ii i it i a x i ii s i: n i $ : sisss-c f &. CRAMnOlVD ,. B IfJ AVK lor sale a large and fine eollec'ion t f SB. the 11est varieties of KIIUI I' TUMM' t, consisting of l'KAOl I MS, I'M MS, VPI5ICOT: " N K(Vr A It T N MS, li'lGS, (!|{ Al'M VIN KS 1'KAIiS, btiih stamlaid and dwarf, APPI?I> standard and dwarf. liOSl'.S. I'l.nwrifivi Sll KL'US, an<l lino KV10UGKKEN'"ir<:Js of a ki n<is. I 'i*i';"ir Fruit Department embraces : 11 tlie l<cs nnlive varieties. cilHy uinl late, .-is \vc I ns elmir j foreign kind-*, ami tlic lrr?;3 ure of fine li.iliil nil gi'iswtli.. l'rieed t.'ii'nlo^UL-is sc :'tloull ajtjtlicnn: uficr tlic 1st September l>r. J. II. I.OtiAN, hi tlie Jiitnnrr Ofiieo, All Wville C. II., S. C.. will roeeivc unci forwur ord crs. Address r SUMMER ?t CHAMMOND. l'winnriii, S. C. I July 18, 1S55. 13 - VALUABLE LAND FOB, SALE r|~MlK Subscriber, intending to rcmiivv t?? tli .1 Weal, offers fur mile his l'laniution, lyin, f> miles South-Eust of Abbeville Court lIoiii;< containing 3 2 5 ACH US, ' bounded by lands of II. A Jones, .1 nines K?1 wards and others. About 40 Acres of tiit-t rut t i nu ?cleared <uid ill cultivation?not mil jrct to overflow*. 200 Aerci W?*IMiin3?crc<l J.nut! an J about 123 Acitk cleared and in cultivu lion. Upon the premises in a good MI1X SEAT I willi excellent water power. Aim. sevcnl places on the Land which liav been tried for Oi iLl), mid good ypecinieiiK fount. These points will bu indicated to per>ons win J will examine the premises. ? JOHN DOUGLASS. October 7, 18fi5. U5 Um ; NEW CARPET STORE. JAMES G^TiTlLIE ? (Lat? of tho Firm of Bailie ?fc Lumhcrt,) imrkct iMron~r.it or all kimw of CARPI TS 27 G RUGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &c Curtain .Material:! aud Trimmings, iic. 234 IilSG- TUKLT, CHARLESTON, S. C. P. R.?Onlers promptly attended lo. August 1, 185."). 15 6m Land Warrants, j 20,000 aci;i:n wasted r|"MIK undersigned in now paying the higlus I., ("ash Prices for Land Warrant#. I will a nil times nivo within u low ecnis of the Nev York and Washington prices. Am prica in ihrs > markets rise -find fall fo rapidly, I find that cannot puy at all times the wunr for Land War [ ranis; my prices will hrrenlVr bo r*gu!uted 1>J the m> I'Uet prices in New York. I ltavi< liearil of some Wflrrant holders win hare lost #20 in the rule of Land Warrants, b' selling witliont giving mc n 'elianee to buy; I Warrant holders will sell without, aFcartoiniu; the market value of Warrants, I shall expeet V ' hour of others suffering the same Ios."< . , w.. c. da-vis. Banner Office, Abbeville C. Ii., f - November 21, 1855. f J 81 tf ^HAMBEBS & MARSHALL ark now- itkckiving 8l)pi'l.les of GOOBSv eONSlSTINO d^'^Iatitiand Fancy Frencl JM5 LAlXESV . ' ; irrench nT?'d;T5tig|i8h MERINO' vJ and ril'd AI.PAOXS. i. > .' * ' ^(Hh^LOA^KS-iii tfreijt ^urirlj*, _ _ . ^:| : Etnbroideri^t Glo?irK Hoiiery,<fcor ~ i< ' Ofliobtf 3.V < * 34: ':t ; --'-tf* r. C2p-frfi>eA<>P* ? ' t.' ,,.%? ^ -j*(,* v^| r*^ * l'; 1' " ".,d>-,' H.i'f '[ COCjgRAN^fo ||_ '"--v imm mm CARRIAGES ANJ> BUGGIES. Tf IE 'SU1SSCK1HUK ??- *; r*" ,'t>^,,rns '>'rt i-iiiecr.e " * S?V"^2/ tlmiika for llic lib- V . r _ - v erul |>:iirniiiiu?< miiluml liiui for tin- j>iixt |two V<:ar.< tlint li<! It:is born cngngeiLjii tlio Curriacje Itlminctis, jt11.1 liopt-s l?_\ (Iio strirH-pt attention lo * !? j 11io l>iiitinc?s hereafter, lo merit a coiuhiu$tioe )[< ln'^x leave to cull ilie attention of all who may (Ictiircniiv article in the line of Carriages and Buggies, * to tli?- trior U he now hits on hand. He hnif, nonfly liiii-lifil, u lot of JiL'GU 1 of dilli-rent siy|i->, licrtiih s- a h|il<-mli<l six NOCK A II rA all of which In- will warrant to lie ol tlu1 tilled itialciiul, mi' st:>ntial const ruction, iu?*i imwl elegant finish, for title at as low prices us can he *f1 ' lord oJ. A I.SO, One Kccond-hnnd C'A It ItA LL, and onn B , ?"ciiiwl-h:iiid one-horse llAllOL'CllIi, for wul* ; !?. m|?. 1 j W AH orders for any style of Carnages or Ilii'.'-.rii-s li'l. d sit. iIn* hh?'itc>t notice. ' | ZW A'/?/'.I//i'/AVi', in nil iti> branches, dona I with neatness and ilw|iulch. K. .1. TAYI.Oll. | Abbeville C. II., Jan. 2fi, liS3.r>. 40' ly r; A MARVELLOUS REMEDY f S'or :i ^sii'vcllous Age! ? ; 1 J j HOLLOy *3 ory T-M-BKT. I | Hxlct'itnl DCt-siieily. y i B"{?>Y 'I'll M All) of u lniriwcope, we hpo I Bi) millionr. of openings or. tlie surface of our 0 bodies. 'I'll rem nil ll?r.->u this Ointment, whew iiiMx-.l on the shin, is carried lo any organ or in\var<l pan. Diseases ?>t the Kidneys. disorders of tlie Liver, a Heel ions of the heart, In flam malion of the Lung:-, Asthmas, Cottyhs nnd Colds, are by it.s meansr'letually cured. Every .. s' housewife knows that suit passes freely through hone or ino.it of any thickness. This healing \ Ointment far more icndiiy penetintis through . 'f any bone oi fleshy part of tlie living hody, curing the iiki-I ihn^u'O'.is inward complaints, that e eninol be readied by other nicani'. a;ry*i*>i;I:?*, Snil DUirtnu <V Sror? j I!it:ii?"? | : ?>o roundly 11-1h ever done so much for the . j entv ?.f diseases of ihe Skin, whatever fi rni they : iimv assume, art 1 Si is Oiiitini'iil. No cuse of j Si-ii Itheuin, Scur vy, Sore brads, Serofiilu, or k" | Krv.-:|>' las ?-:n? I>.n^ withstand its influence. "t j Tin; inventor h:-s travelled over ninny jurts s ? 1 J the globe, veiling llie principal hospital.", dis'' | peiiHli" this Ointuiotit, giving advice as lo it* '! | ;*j>li*:::t"??n. and has Ih'.is been tin- means of re- ? ' storing t'ftuiilless numbers to hrulth. h Sore lit';;*. Sovi' nrcastu, Wound< is ami Hirers. j- Some ?il H;e most s-ientific surgeons now rely o solely on ilic uso ol Ill's wondeiftil Ointment, It wIhmi liavinj l>> cope with the. worst, cases of =. ! siiii-s. wounds. liliT's riandulur swelling", and I : minors, l'.ofessor UolloWaV ha?, by command <1 i of (lie Allied < M>viarniiipiits. dispatched to the : j lics]> t ils uf (lio I');..-:, litt*:?? sliipnn-iitH of this ?l j (.liniment, to lie is.-cd under the direction of ilie Mi ilical Mnl)', in the worst eases of wounds. It r. will cine any ulcer, glandnlar swelling, slifltiess 1- or (.-oiiti-nctiuii of the joints, even of ^0 years? is standing. Piles and E"istuI:tT. V ' Tin-so and other similar distressing complaint* ' can be ?IFeetunily cured if the Ointment. be well i.ililnd in over the pails ilfi"ee('"d, and by oilier* wise following the printed diiietious ureuud ?. | cueii pot. ' liu'.h J'illn iti.(I Ointment shvuld be uteJ in (At >f following c?w?: \ [{union') J.ciuhaifo Snre L?pir ISu.uh Mercurial Erup-Sore Breast* < (*np;t:-d (lauds tious Sore Head** \ ('lii!i>l:iiaa Piles Sore Throats * 1 "i -tit!us Ulicuniatisni Soros of nil 'I (iout. Sail Kheiliu kinds . ?'V Skin Diseases Sprains Scalds it Swelled <r*n>ul4 Siiif Joints Ulcers e Venereal Son s Wounds of all kinds. | 1^* 'I'? Manufactories ?t IVoiViisor j h | IIoi.i.owav, m) Maiden Line, Sew York. j?n?J 2 41 Si rand, London, and l?y til respectable DrmrirwiH ami Dealer* of Medicines ihrMu^hoiit " iiic l iiilfd Stale-', and tlie eivil'zed wovU'^ in l\,ts, at *2") cent#, O'Jj eentS. and ?1 each. C2>" 'l"I>Ore is a considerable Having l?y taking- <; tlie larger ^ !> X. ii. Directions for ire puiJnnoe of patients in every disorder are uftixed lo eacli Pot. Mnv *24. Ift eowjy S L- Dowell, i It- A Holers.! W D Dowell. A . V of Georgia of Alabama. of Floridu. 'V' oowtsj,, ssoiTinres &. co.t " ^ FACTORS, . e licncral Commission Merchants, ;VM) s !I! IT 1Mt AGENTS, Rorlli Atlantic W li a rf* CHARLESTON, S. C? ' v-rrr- ' . ' ' W r present (iipnt inoiliiifs for selling COT? TON, mid Mpeeiullv FLOUR, WHEAT, OOUNr , iind DOMESTIC i'llODUfrJl Wo niukc nr- \ ~ <' rntigetiiouis with our interior liifiiils to transact ' ilirir business nt the very lowest rate of chni^n, 0 ntul I'loljrc ourselves to promptness in cvciy *-Aii transaction. ' . ' Liberal Advances miule on Consignments. * Strict personul nttention to the interests oi' our ' putroiiH, a?d your fnvor uud iufluciico respect*i*n 11 v solicited: BJTBEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN.XI. August 28, 1865. J 9 ' 4m ? ?: ' , NEW CAHEIAGE . JUL. !Hlg> TH E. Sulisc'rihitra _ JUTWH W . - rsirr' ' Si Wliili; BIstll, Abbeville Di?)lrlcl,:: trill build t?? ?>r<lT light CAIIRiAQtS, BUG- i? ( IKS, WAGONS, &c:, of tlie best material wit workmanship. on the nmxt liberal terms. REPAIRING done ut eliorl notice,'iftd'in the- Tlic business wiM ho under tlie supervision of " our futhfcr. Mr. ISRAEL ROM). who infp votii-> l?!y known 113 a Curriuge builder for yc'urx in AugtiHltt. Georgia. lie wil) *ol .S*.oqr;.7-^.^^?K ngent in llic Irunaiictioii of all bu*inegg pe?tBia_- ' i inil to tlie t'nrrintre businese. ! We hope by ntriut attention and good work? il to merit u liberal share of pairrtnagc. " " * i5Sl S. J..-BOW v J. P. BOND ' March 7, 18.15. 4G . : '''Z'^SK ; The Settlement of 'the'"Effl&ter Thomas Sims4 5 'TO ALL whom it mny CMi<j*rrlr, >' I hereby civeu. ibht a fino 1 (St>tilem<>nt'. 1tv| jlJj*..XiljHH ' Personal EetniB of Thoinns SiItit?,s<Tjrc' 2 made beforo the Ordinary f?f-Abl :> on tlie firnt Tue#d?y in Janunry next,'; AlPJfakOub indebted to (he Eatnte'. wr'e l^anir^H to^nagg^nHjaB immediate onvitieui lo John