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r< 1 <r- ' . , ( \ ^ Cartels Spautol) mixture. Tin; Uri'Ut I'tu'Hlcr oS Ihc ISIood! NOT A PAhrtCLK OK MEKOCHJf IN IT. , -majiet the Afflict'd Rand and Ponder J An T-ifullild* R?Miirdy for Kcrofnl i, Kind's I'"vil, e lllicnm:iti*l\l, Olirftiruiic CitrHli"ons Krtijilions, j Pitii|iiv'b or I'ostuK-s 0:1 (lie I*\ic?\ JJloSplti's, ^ IJoilK, 4*ii8 nnd I'Vvor, (.'lironii? Sure I!)of. | rt lting Worm or-'lVltor. Sen Id llr-id, Kiilnrire- ! mailt and IVtin of tin- piuI .InitM*, J linrn Ul<:crs, Syphilitic Dtsordrrp, I.iltnliu<ro. j Spinal Complaints, mid :ili OUtMises urh'inir ! from mi Injudicious Kho <>f .Mi-rciirv, liuprti- ! dt'iico in J,ifo, <>f Impurity of llii? Wood. CIS?" I'li's srro'it nltcraliv<t iiiciliciiic and l'u- j rilierof Iis now used liy ilioitjiiiii'N of grate- ] fill n.iti??nis t'mm nil nni-U of ll?.? 1*iiiii?d Sful.-H. 1 who testify dailv l<? llic remarkable enres per- j formed by tin' "rent est of ..II 111 <>ifit:Sn\lt- | IIni(\S SPANISH MIXTFKF.." Neuralgia, j Tlienmutiain, Scrofula. I'riijilions on the Skin, ; Liver Disease, Fevers, I'leeiS, <>l?l Sores. AflVc- | lions of tlu? Kiilucys, I>isensos of the Throat, ! Female Complaints, Pains ami Aehinit of the i Iloncs and Joints, are speedily put to iVglit l?y | usin^ this treat ami inestimable n-? i ?:y. For all diseases of the Hbiod. nothing has vet ! heel! found to compare with it. It cleanses the ! system of all impurities, arts gently and elli- I ciently fin the I/'Ver ami Kidneys, strengthens j the Digestions, <rives tone to the Stomach, makes ' the skin clear ami healthy, ami restores the j Constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken down by the excesses of youth, to its pristine j rijror ami Mivmrf'i. For the Ladies, it is incomparably better than [ "*11 the cosmetics ever used. A few doses of | OA RT Klt'S SPANISH MIXTURK will remove j all sallowness of complexion, hrinjr llic roses j i iiianMinjr to tho clic<-K, irivo elacticily to tho slop, anil improve tli<? ijeiicriil health in a retnnrkabln degree, beyond all the lurdiciuue ?. it heard of. ? The l;irpft* number of certificates which we have received from persons from all pa its of the United Slates, is the 1 ??>si oviileiic<* that there is 110 Iluniliuir about it. The press, hotel kec|?i-rs, magistrates. physicians. and public. men, well known to tho cinmmiiiily, al! add their lestimo- | nV to the wondcifu! effects of this GIIEAT BLOOD PUIIIl**iKit. I Call on the Aueiit and jret a Circular ami Al- | niatine, nn<l read ih? wonderful cures this truly greatest of all Medicines has performed. None p-.-nnine unless si trued HKNNKTT iV J5EICIIS, Proprietors. No. I'enrl Street, lti'-h- , inond. Vn., to whom all orders for supplies and j n<?i*iicu:r? mil.si lit.' j And for sule l>y ( WM. S. UliERS, & CO., Proprietor*, t Richmond, Vu. f WAnr>i..\\v it Lvov. Abbeville, F. F. <J\ky, ("okt"--'?;!iy, F. (?. Pakkk, Gr<-c.i\v(ioil, And Merchants (.Seiicrallv. April IS, iwr.5. 52 1y GUYSOTT'S TELLOW l)j)t:iv AND S A IIS A 5* A R1 LI. A. Is now |>:tt tip iit tlio L;tl'iro.-t, Sized linlllcs, and < is acknowledged In !>o tin; Surcaparilln ; niadiv m m ?f 1? ? 1 lie live Wonderful t"nr?w it has (lOiTonnoil, tlio original copies of whii-Ii nro in t!ic possession of tlic proprietor. Ho* member, this i.s t!io only true and original article : Scrofula, Syphilis, Mercurial Complaint*, Cancer, Gauirre-ie, llh.riitiiaiirtii, and a vast variety of oilier diseases aro speedily and perfectly cared i>v ihe tisn of ;liis medicine. HEAD'T1IH FOLLOWING ('KIlTfFKJATK Talt.ai'<>->.?.\ (Vs., Ala.,Jan. I8.VJ. Deau Sin:?I send > <??! t.!iis to certify to von that your Kxtract of Yellow l).jek and Sarsaparilla lias funned oan of llie most > . onderlul cures ' ?ji me that lias ever l?-e:i oflected on man. 1 I have. L.-en a.'lli'-teJ for forty y>-ars\vilh eruj> tio.is on my Ic^s and feel ; in ISIS tiny trU. s?> j I bail !.li:U I iiad to yo on f-rulclios, and ill Is::), I i had one lew amputated above llie knee. In nine 1 months nfti-r niv oilier h-ir broke ont in I a rue eating and riuuiiii*/ sores fiotn niy knee So my foot, ailfl lltKl'lliinri'fl si irv,.n| I <k! nllnrKiv.. mil tor. ilv pr":;i also broke out in large biles, which discharged much oil'etu-ive matter, anil a), the same time lily left hand broke out iu large running snre3 nearly !<> my cilmw. The misery that I h:iv? sullered for the last two years I cannot describe to you. I was in ucli agony that I never rested day or night. in October last, inv win brought me one of your botlie wrappers'; I read it. uud found recurd of some wonderful euros performed hv your "Extract of Yellow Dock and Sursniiarilla," 1 ent and got two bottles of it, and commenced . taking it. In two weeks, to my greni astonish- j menl, my sores all became easy, and I could lecp a!l night, a tiling 1 had not (loan fur two {oars. When I had taken nix bottles, my sores ] ad nearly all healed. My sores uot well as il by enchantment. I have now usr>d in all eight I { bottles of your "Extract of Yollow Dock and | Snrsaparilla," and I now consider myself well. I entreat all of the a (dieted to try this medi- ' eino, for 1 believe it will cure any known disease in the world. 1.113' aside all prejudice and , try it, and proclaim it* great worth to snfterirg 7 mankind and entreat tlicin to take it, for it will cure them. iVIv case is well known iu a large portion of South Carolina, (ienrgin and Alubanei, and if any should doubt the above cure, 1 invite them to call on nits and I will idiow them the sears. I can be fonuil in Tallapoosa Co., Alabama, one mile from .Stoc's l'crry. ilKXA.TATI IIUGIIKS. Tho Yellow Dor-k and Sarsap'irilla i.? pecu- ( linrly adapted for females in delicate health, re ulting-froiii irregularities of menstrual discharge* and other diseases peculiar to their sex. The jSroprietor has in his {ixssossi' n, u erenl number .of ce'rtiticatijs of ortres, performed of the above description. We assure the afflicted, that a bottle o( l)r. Ouysutt's Kxtrncl of Yellow I)oel; and Sarsaparilla will at once rcjjii'uie those <l;ffiaultic* and renew the natural energies . ' . upimiuurt l>>ltles.?Price $1 per buttle. ^ Sold Wholesale ami Hot nil by SGOVIL & MEAD, 111. fWtresSt.,N. O., G-eucral Agents for the Southern State?, to whom njl orders must be a<ldres<te<l. /; , ; . ' SOLD ALSO BY ' J. Wabdlaw <fc Lvov, Abbeville, Vf. B. CiriFKi.v. Longmire. G- Ik PkJin, Edgefield, i I. av. TaVlor, Anderson, V : - J. J; Hiinhov, do -Lixdsev u Hawthorn, Due West. 0?ar. 30.' 60 Cm ly . ' - W PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ? j- . - ~<Z; IF, C. Davis, Attorney at Law anil Solictor in Equity. f .. AnBEVii.i.E, S. C. Will promptly stteiiil to nil business entriiHfpd t<? J&v; 'hirnarf.'' Ile'cnn found at tlio office of the j^VpvfUe.tJftffner.'' July 28 16 ... t ii- lomax. w. IIADDKN i ' WHson,;Loznax A lladdcn, r Ittoltaoyf 0,1- law aft! Solicitor in Kijuily. AODr^i? ill * nifjptrrr'i i? r? ?t - ?V.?? 95MK-*: *%?O?^a^alu < ,w. A. I,F.?. "--WsSSsiit^jl^^-4 LEE? AND-SOLICITORS - v^Iirlt>X ^a ti^a H-d" promptly-to any 1>D*i?esa coni. ^ the Districts of Ab V - ?%* * /4 '* PROSIM5CTUS OF wffiapir mm. r pi 110 rapid strides, nnd constant advancements 1 tif tlie ago!; and the daily increasing demands fl?r l.hiTiit iir<', have induced th? Siilisnriliers tu propose publishing at Spartanburg Court House, mi ilie lirst of January, left's A WEEKLY LITEIlAUY JOURNAL, entitled Till-: LITKKAKV STAR, Its Editorial iiinungeriiriil, under the cure of l(. I.. IKIWDKN, will lie conducted in n manner thai mi m.i. not fail to give satisfaction, to every reader. The greater care will be taken \ ! ? el.ronicle the latest and mo.-t reliable passing events of the day. The Literary department will contain such matter only, as will p'ove interet-tiuf! and profitable to ilie reader. Selections suitable for Suud.iy reading?Stored for tha Young?Proverbs for tho Old?and in short, it is our determination to present to the public a Journal thai will lie n welcoiiiu viiitor in erery ' family?a companion forovery one. In mutters j of Polities, the Star will be neutrai; Inil will j retain iin* riuni 10 epeuK oi any p aipauie wrouij it nmy ili'ti'ii ii any |>artv. Tin: liiTKiiAitv Staii will In- printed in now ami eleur Type, <tn<l uitdi-r tlio ineeluuriml mauairi'hk-iiI of an experieneed Publisher, H. M. ; ItitOl'GlITON ? will vie ill uppearutic* with any ; |?l|)i'r in South Carolina In wider to put ?>nr paper within tin* reneli of ! every one; niiii sreniv all extensive eirculation, j it will In* furnished (co/itninhiif 'J',ni,t>i-fnUf cnlitiintx of rnuUmj mutter,) ul the fulluwing un* ; >recedeul ed rules: I copy per Minium, in advance, ? 1.50 10 " " " 1*3.00 no " " " " 20.00 We appeal to our friends, and to the friends of Kill- eau.se, to sustain us in our undertaking?extend to iih a helping hand. Address BOWDEX &. IlliOUtiHTON, Proprietors. Spartanburg, C. II., S. C. Xovoniber <1, ISJI) HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. rp<) ALL PKKSOXS afflicted with Se?ual dis1 ease, MI eh as SK MIX A L W KA K N KSS. I ,\IniVi'i.'Vi'tj iri i v? ?i> i> mi." a i: i i.m.-r <vi?n iu;:xa<5. 'I'll- I IOWA UP ASSOCIATION of I'hilndeliliia, in view of llif awful destruction of liuiiian i il'e ami lic>;t11li, caused liv Sexual diseases, uiitl he deceptions which arc practised upon the tinorlttualc victims ol such diseases by IJnsicks, invc directed their consulting Surgeon, as a .'IIAKI'L'AItLK ACT worlliv of their name, t?i live MKDICAL A1)V ICK <i It ATI S, to all perions thus ittilicled, (.Maleor Female,) who applv jy letter, (post-paid,) with a diserip! ion of thrir .-tnidilioii, inj?e, occupation, habits of life. Ac.,) ind in cases of extreme pove-t and sulTerinu to rUKMSlI MKIHCINKS I I.LK OKCIIA1USR Tlic Howard Association is a benevolent Institnion, established by special ciitlovvint lit, for the n-Iw-f nf thesiek and distressed, atllicted with i4 Virulent ami Kpidcmic diseases," anil its ftinds can lie used fur no other p trpose. It lias now it supplusof means, which the l)irectors have I'otetl to advertise the above not ice It, is needless to ad.' llial the Association commands the lii^'.ifsl Medical skill of theatre. Address, (post-paid,) Dr. (ii-.O. U. CALHOUN, Consult iter Surgeon, Howard Association, l'ltilidetphin, l'a. Uv order of the Directors, K/.IJ.V 1>. II KAllTWnLL, Pre mien t. <"11-:<?. Kaiui-iiii.T), SccrcOny. May -, IS35. 2 ]y mm MERCHANTS, augusta, ga. ^"WTII.Tj continue the (!U'?CKIIY 11USI^ V Ni:SS IN ALL ITS KRANCIIUS, at heir Old Sinml on HltOAl) STRKUT, opposite he i Maulers' Hotel. Our Stock of (Iroceries will, at all times, lie ilie a.'sortiiieut complete, anil particularly itlaptcd to Planters* Trade?a liheial share of ivhicli wo have --?? long enjoyed, and hope ^till o receive. Wit. M. DEALT., J NO. W. L. b'l'OVALL. Auirnst 23, 1 19 (im r e moval" Boot iiad Shoo iVlittiiifacli'oy. Abbeville C- II??) Subscriber respectfully . \ IJL informs his friends and tlie public jrenernlly, that ho has removed to (lie Store next, to the | i>:twiioii mir'M, silicon <?*. Williams' >tore, where hi' is t>ruj?.fred to 111:1 uo to order, [> eiillciucti'K HOOTS AND SIIOKS, and also LA DIKS' SilOKS of the finest. description, which, for Style, Fit ami Workmanship, he warrun's, cannot, he excelled. lie litis also on hand it 'arfjc assortment of lino Pump-soled an<l fine Welted Hoots; also, a lar>re nssoitinent. of Gentlemen's and Ladies* Shot s, of the neatest quality; also, u lar^o assortment of heavy Sewed Boots and Pegged Hoots ami Shoe*, ail of his own manufacture, all uf which he will .sell on accommodating terms. N. H. Two Negro liojs wanted to learn the Hoot and Sl oe trade. NICHOLAS McEVOY. Feb. U7,J85f>. 31) 1 ly_ JUST ri'BLISIIKD, BY TI1K IIO W A It D A S S 0 CI ATI 0 N, 1? II I L A D E I.P II I A, PA. REPORT on SPERMATORRHEA, or Seminal Weakness, Impotence, the Vice of Diiiinis'iii, Masturbation, or Sclf-Ahiit??\ and other Diseases ?if the Sexual Organs, with nu account i.f ilie errors ami deceptions of Quacks, and valuahle a<1 vice to the aHliet*d, by UEO. H. CAL- | HOl'N, M. I)., Consulting Surgeon of the IIowttril Association, Philadelphia, Pa., n benevolent Institminn, established l>y special endowment, fur the relief of the sick and distressed, atllicled with "Virulent and Epidemic Disease*." A enpy of the uhuve Report will he sent by mail (in a scaled envelop,) free of charyr, on the receipt of ttco atiiitijih for postage. AdJrcss DR. (JliO. R. CALHOUN, IS'o 1 South Ninth Street, Philrdelplua, Pa. Dec. 10, lR5o. 34 3ui "land. rIMIE Subscriber wishing to attend more par1_ tieulnrly the practice of his profession offers his Port Charlotte Land for sale, adjoining Vienna extending a mile or more on Savannuii River, and running some two miles buck, containing 700 hundred or more acres; between 2oo and 300 acres first und second low ground ; one-half the tract clenrrd and under good fence, with convenient buildings, the balance in well tcmbcied Wuod Land. NATHANIEL HARRIS. Novemhcr 6, 1855, 29 tf Wnti/>o ALL persons huviug demands against tho Estate of JOEL SMIT1I, deeeiiaoil, urc requested lo present them properly attested lo the undersigned, to wliom alt<<> those indebted to the Estate are reiiucsted lo make payment. A. M. SMITH, ) ? , J. SI. PERRIN. J Lx 1'8* , March 1, 18fi5. 45 tf Independent Press copy. __ jj-eg^0 Q00ds; CjcnLEYS' GEORGIA PLAINS, BUOGANS, BLANKETS, &c.?the largest Slock 'ever brought to this place, and will tin Fold for Cash, at prices which will compare with the Charleston, Columbia or Augustu markets. Call and see them nt CHAMBERS <t MARSHALL'S. . .Octobers. ' ' :M 24 . tf ' Prey copy. ! ? ' . .Sook Island Cassimeres, *r ENTlTCKY JEANS, Jft^ FLANNELS,- LlNSEYS, TICKINGS,. DOMESTICS, a larec Stook at CHAMBERS'& MARSHALL'S. .October 3. 24 .' " " ' tf.* PyPre-i gopy y , / \ ' Notice. . w W71 STRAYED' from tho ^(woriftcr,'in JC4?Gr,*>enwOod, oii.tye 15ih inst.. ia Black Alarn MUkb, ?\i>out fOHrbeen 1ian<U''fiigli, four yeiji'ii oW.*' 5An,t'* i rtfojrnaYiofl resp'dijilhg said Mule/*i|lbe fepalre'd;v'L: a - m i? *-JAM* > ;AP^.si we f liY HU r^fiua^K^FhilJD. |CHARLESTON, SOUTH CJiROLitfA. ; April 30 3 ,jy 1 . ;A; . f" 11 mil 111II ? iiiiian?IIIIIWM I wii>HI A Jouj>iial, I TO BE PUBLISH13D AT ANDERSON C. II., t " KNTITI.KD, ! ANDERSON DOLLAR WEEKLY. rI"MIE UNDKUSlUNEl) propose to publish in i 1 the town of Anilci'son, u Literary, Political, i nnd News Journal, to ho styled ANDERSON DOLLAR MEEKLY. He is aware that he proposes entering upon sin I enterprise beset with ilitneultien, hut ho will en! ilravor to surmount these hy securing a large subscription lint, and engaging the best, writers in the District to contribute to its column*. Anderson caii iiml ought lo support another journal, nml fcsling confident that the enterprise wiil meet with * hearty support, I now present tin* Prospectus to her people. A# ? LITERARY AND NEWS JOTRNAL, the Dollar Weeklv will contain tlin choicest ee lections ?r Literature, ami the lateet Foreign, Domestic and Commercial news. Also, the lieports of llie Acts of I lie Legislature ami of ("onHre?s. In Politics, the Dollar Weekly will be Independent. lis rnolto will tie, "Open ( nil Parties 11 it>1 controlled liy none." Siee mid style of the Weekly will lie Si4 by printed with new and elegant Brevier and Long Primer type, comprising t wenly-eiplit columns of matter. We will carefully exclude Puient Mrdicin* Advertisements. i We ha ve secured the scrvicesof .1. V MOORH, I K.S.J., as Kdilor, whose experience and talent as a writer is well known to the people of our District. TERMS. In order to plncc a paper within the road) ol every man in the District, wt? will issue the Dollar Weekly at One Dollar per anntiiii, payable in uilvnnce, or within three months. The first niimhcr will bn is-uiscil between this ant! the first of .Isunary next. All who visit nil Independent Paper, conducted on Independent principles, will send in their name at once. ?*3?" Postmasters who will receive ami forward subscriptions, will receive a cop}' of the Dollar Weekly without charge. ?3?" With tlin above there will be n fine Ilook and .lob Oilier, where Jolt Print!!';/ will be executed with ttt'iiuii'gs ami despatch. All loiters and communications to be u<l dressed tu the undersigned. J. T. IlERSI I MAN, Assistant I'Mitor and Publisher. November r>. 18 ">5. -iv EHITISU PERIODICALS ^ EARLY COPIES SECURED Premiums to New Subscribers! LEONARD SCOTT it <*<>., Ne*- York, con limit' to re-|>uldisli the following British I'e riodiculs, viz: 1. Tiik I.ondox QrAitTKr.i.v, (Conservative.) 2. Tiik Kimmu ucii Ri.vikw, (Whig.) n. I Tiik Xoiitii British IJkvikw, (Free Church.) 4. Tiik Wkstminstkii Rkvikw, (Liberal.) ... Bi.a<-k\vooi?*8 EiMMit'Uuii Macav.im:, (Torj-.) Th? pmciil critical stale of Ktiropeuti ulliiirs will render these publications umisunlly iutciesling during the furthcoming your. They will occupy u middle ground between the hastily written news items, crude speculation;;, and flyinn rumors of the daily Journal, and the ponderous tonic of the future historian, written after the liviiiif interest and excitement of the ureal political events of the time shall have passed away. It is to these Periodicals that renders i most look for the only really intelligible ami reliable history of current events, and as biicIi, in addition to their Well-established literary, scienti lie, it lid theolojjieal character, we nrije them upon the consideration of the readinjr public. ITj" Arranjjemenls aie now permanently made for the receipt of JJAI'LY fillHK'J'S from the British Publishers, by wliieh we are enabled to phvf-a ALL OL'li /. K-l'RIKJX in the hands of subscribers, about as soon as they can be furnished wtlli the foreign copies. Although this involves a verv lanreoutlav on our nart. we shall continue to i'lll'tltsli tint Periodicals at. the same low rates as heretofore, together with the followinPremiums to new Subscribers: TKR.MS AND PREMIUMS. (See J.int of Premium Volume* below.) l'er ami. Tor any one of the four Reviews on J one Vrein. vol. .... ;g3.0fJ For any two of the four Reviews nnd one IVoin. vol. .... 3.0(1 For any three of the four Reviews and two Prem. vol. .... "7.0(1 For all four of the Reviews ami Ivro I Vein, vol ..... S.OG For Blackwood's Mngn/.inc and ouo Prem. vol. ..... 5.00 For Blackwood mid three Reviews and three Prem. vol. - - - f.OO For Blackwood and th?*. four Reviews und three i'reiu. vol. ... 10-Ofl (Lj ' Payments to Ih> made in all cases in ad vnnee. Money current in the Stuto where issued, will he received at [nir._rr. The Premiums consist of the following works, hack volumes of which will be iriven to new suh.-crilierH ncr.irdin<r to the number of perioo'icalo ordered, lis above explained: PREMIUM VOLUMES. Foreign Quarterly Review, one year. Blackwooil's .Magazine, six months. liondon Quarterly Review, one year. Edinburgh Review, one year. Metropolitan Magazine, six months. Westminster Review, one year. Consecutive Premium volume* cannot in ull cnscs be furnished, except of the Foreign Quarterly Review. To prevent disappointment, tliurofore, where that work is not alone wanted, Subscribers will please order as many different works for premiums nt> there aro volumes to whieli the) may be entitled. clubbing. A discount of twenty-live per cent, from t'i? above prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or MKiro cup:en of miy one or more of the above works. Thus: Four copies of Blackwood or of one lieview will be scut to one address foi $0; four copies of the four licvie\vs and Black wood for $.'{<>; and so on. No premiums will be. given where the ubove allowance is made to Chilis, nor will premium: in any case be furnished, unless the subscriptioi money is paid in full to the Publishers without recourse to an agent. Money current in tlu State where issued will be received ut par. POSTAGE. Tn nil fliA npinoinol f'itn.u an/I T/vwno *l?oo/ ... , ......... ...... V works will lie delivered, throuah Audits, Free oj J'oxtayc. ~S\ lien sent, by mail, t.lic Pontage to an) part of the United Slulc*, will be but Twenty four Cent* a year for "Uluckwood," and bu1 Fourteen Cent* a year for each of tho lie views. Remittances and communication* should al ways be addressed, post-paid, to the Publish' ers, LEONARD SCOTT &. CO., fi4 Gold Street, New York. N. B.?L. S. 6c Co. hnvo roecntly published and have now for sale, Iho "Former's Guide,' l>y Henry Stephens, of Edingurgli, and the lut< I'rof. Norton, of Yol?J College, New Haven complete in 2 vols., royal octavo, contuininj; lOOOpngcs, 14 sleel and 6()0 "wood engravings Pric?, in musliu binding, $(i O. A. 1U.IUOT WJI. P. HOLMES IIKBIOT A IIOLnES, Commission and Forwarding nicrcliiiHtx, No- 4 VENDUE RANGE, i;iiarIe*toiit S. . bfcfekekces. Sni<piiem>, mccneetit" A Co., C?>arle<iton; S. C B. S. Rhett, do. Wm. B. Hobiot, . , --i; . do' John 1)eab?. r'. ' do. T. 3. A T. Q, Buim, . do. James Gakswkn & Co., . j,_ do. Jam& Waw'ih, "Naahtfifle, Topn.. THOJufB. KKMNEdT, Louisville; JZy.' Nov. 23, 1884. ? 8? '. . : ' ... B. ? BBYAJT, ~ " Bryan & $frcCifriir, and jiilea KldChrtcr <? Co, Mtr'jkil; iafataaFiit ... < 3D 9TOH? ADOVK THE MAHKET, / COLUMBIA, 3. C. ^ ftnirary 11, 1850. -"' ' ?m (wr DOCTOR HOOFLAND'8 CELEBHATED <0>crmcm Bitters, A >REPARFD DT / DB. C. M. JACKSON, Fhilad'a., Pa.. * S; WltL IPPKCTirALU CtillB 'P IIVKR COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic or JS'erdtu* Debility, JJinecurs of tht Till Kidney, uud all diteoic* aritittg from m d*i~ I mrdtrtd Hvtr or Stomach. ft rt> Iiliii ?5 C oiimIipn- II lion, Inward Pile*, *jft| FuIiicm, or Kliiod to the j) Head, Acidity of the Stomach, M|)( UituwA, Ilciirthurn, Disgust for Food, ^ ( Fulness or weight in the Stomach, Soar Erne- In<;r ' tat ions, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit ol I |j. Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried J a ^ anil miiien11> Dreaming, rimieriiiR ? ?, > Ihe llcnit. Choking or Suffocating yUl, Sensations when in tt lying ' ^ I'osture, Dimness of t),r Vision, Dots or . Webs l,o- ?,|j( fon1 C(.r, ihs fliijht, Fever anil Dull Pain in the Head, || Dfiicifiictv of Perspiration, Yellowness of the i>|,< Skin nml Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, 'f i.iinhs, ?k<\, Sudden Flushes of Hf.it Hurninu in ^ the Flesh, Constant fmairiuiiigs of Kv'l, nml great Depression of Spirits. |uj In attributing such valuable Medical proper- ( ^ ties to this remedy, no rash, or unwarrantable >j assertion is made, Ikii is simply stated ? fact; ^V(l proven undeniably and conclusively by the ex- j j . traordinary cures, and benefits derived front its use, under the direction of its illnsLrious origin- ra(j| ator, Dr. Ilootbind, uuioiig all classes of F.uro- j pean society ami from the immense mass of testi- ur' inony, from all parts of the American continent, p|>r| aecuniulated during the last ten years, in the || hands of the present proprietor. The preval- ^ ^ ence of disensrs 10 which the German Hitters are adapted, it is with si.rrow wti say it, is utmost universal, indeed there is scarcely a family throughout the whole extent. ??f our country in which there cannot be fonitd among its members ^ that lieetlliar x.i//,,.r nml lutiouitl ain? uranrr de noting a diseased Liver, or ail emaciated and s"ir? riuK l>y?|?.-|?tie. Il, is used consiantly in 1 lie prnetice of a large number of Hie most prominent Physicians iri (hit country. wlio have also added their written tew- y tiuiony, in evidence of it.i great virtues. In conclusion then, we would respectfully ask of all 4 t Iiokc afllictoil with any of the above diseases to jrivi! the Hitters a trial, and rest assured it will C,)'N not he regretted. In proof of thestateineiifs ahove made, all ur? iuviled to read attentively, the '' " .Memorabilia," or " Practical Receipt Hook," for l'?riners and Families, containing a great number of useful receipts, in addit ion to the testimony, in favor of the Hitters, from the most prominent and well know individuals, in all parts of tin: Union. All Agents, for the Hitters are , ^ authorized to distribute the " Receipt Hook" ^ gratuitouslyPrincipal, nftice and Manufactory, 120 Arcli ^ St., Philadelphia, Pa. Kor sale wholesale by DruggUts in all the prill- C!UI cipal cities, and at retail by apothecaries and 1 ( lurekeopers in every town in the United States, and Cannd'i. . * W aium.aw <fc Lyon, Abbeville. F. F. ( aiiy, Cokesdmry. ] J'\ fJ. Park?, Crrcnwnoil. Ito vrWHKillT it. M.utKn.no, Columbia. __ April is, I85.j. a > ly fi USE T II E l>is MAGIC IMPRESSION' PAPER, JjJj FOR TVUITIXti WITIIOrr PEN OK INK. am C10PYING Leaves, Plants, Flowers, Pictures, ^"rl S Patterns for Kmbroiderinjr, Marking ),in- trcl en Indelibly, nod manifold writing. This nriiclc ,)e ' is absolutely the best portable Inkstand in tin; 8PC' known woild?for a small quantity folded anil t',u placed in tin- pocket constitutes a travelling 81'l inkstand, which cannot he broken. No pen is P^'1 ni'i'ili'd, for any stick, sharpened to u point, ^ writes equally a* well a* the best tful.I pen in the PCJ" iuiiver.se. For drawing, it is indispensable. It. '' is, indeed, the whole :irt of Drawing and Paint- / iiiir?taught, in one lesson. Any leaf, plant, or w'' flower van be transferred to the pages of ail allium, Willi n minute mid distinct resemblance of nature. With equal facility, pictures and ^ embroidery patterns are taken, r nd have received the highest diluviums from the fair sex?and, indeed, a more tasteful present for a lady could n not tic protinccn. Tins Mii^ic Paper will ulso mark linen, or other articles, so as to remain perfectly indelible. Ji All tho washing in the world fails to bring jt has out. Any child can use it with perfect ease.? stai With this Manic l'uper, likewise, one or four 5u ei'pios of every letter writ.tr,1 enn he wen red without any additional labor whatever, making it the elionpeist ami most convenient article extant. ' It. ia used to gn at advantage by reporters of the public press, tclegrnghic operators, and hosis I'"' of others. ^tn Kneli package contains four different color*? l'0' Black, Blue, Cireen and lied, with full and prin- "?i ted instruction.;, for all to use, and will lust Mifiiciently long to obtain live hundred distinct impressions. J It is put tip in beautifully enamelled colored envelopes, with a truthful likeness of the proprietor attached. Eacli and every package war- y rented. I'rice, $2 a dozen; or five for one dollar.? I Single Packages, 25 cents. Mailed to all parte .. of the world on the reception of the ubovo ' prices. ' '1 Address, postpaid, N. IIUBBELL, \ 107 Broadway, New York. OPINIONS OF THE PIIESS. J Iftthhcli'x Jfttt/ic Lnjircxiiinn Paper.?Wo rc- Qf < fer our render* to the advertisement in uuothcr ?,!<> column, netting forth tins merits of this pleasing ^ nn.l ingenious invention. The cheapness should 8((1, ' induce all to give it a trial. ? Philadelphia Merehtmt. ?rj It is unsurpassed f??r neatness and utility, nnd j should meet with tiie side it richly deserves.? ;n(, ' Tribune. q? Ju>t what the public has long desired, and jnt recommends itself to every individual of taste pju and refinement.?.Journal and Courier. s|1(; July 25, 1 14: 3m gj : CAS11 MUSIC AND PIANO STORE . 1 c J : HORACE WATERS, NO. 333, BROADWAY, K. V. ^ 1 OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY I ' MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. | Notwithstanding the combination of muxic deal- 'T erx to keep the prices of non-copyright music, y; ai/ahist the iiurests of native eoinpoter*, and their va refusal to extend to Mr. Waters the courtesies??f J'8t ? the trade, he.is making immense sales?having '? f abundant evidence, that he has public connte ' innce and nupport. in Iiia opposition to the groat monopoly, and in his efforts to aid nutive talent, ,n<; t and to adopt the national currency. His stock _ or American and European music is immense, and the catalogue of his own publications is one - of tlio larqcut and best selected in the United Slates, lie has also made a great reduction in the prices of PIANOS, MELODEONS and Mu- 18 " sical Instruments of all kind*. Superior toned PeI] tl| octave pianos for $(176, $200 ami ft22/>, inte- "ie ( rior of as good quality, and instruments as strong ,nf* ' and as durable as those which c(*t $500. Pi- U1,i , alios of every variety of style and price up to , $ltKK>, comprising those ten difTcreut nianufacto r ries: among the celebrated modern improved 1UI \ Horace Water*' Pianos and the first premium vKoliau Pianos of T.-Gilbert & Co. ? make, ]j - (owners of the yEolian patent) Second-han ded Pianos at great bargains. Trices from $40 to $160. Melodeons from five different maun* factories, including the veil known S. D. & H. A W. Smith's Mclodcons, (tuned tho equal temper- ./l anient,) the best make in. the United S^tfttca.-? frai Prices $45, $76, $1 Ou, 8116, $125, $135, apt nff #1 KA U-.l.tJ- 1< -I- M-l-J* 1 nuu piiniim i/uuuie i?ieioaropi? -? $'200, meh Piano and Mdodeon 'guaranteed. Thd best terms to the trade, schools, &c: 12$ per c$nt discount To clergyman and chnrehts. All ' orders tiromptly ntt<UJded to. Music sent to all 1 parts ot the sounlry, post paid, at the reduced fPf rates." General and select catalogues and s<*hednle of prices of Pianos forwarded to any address ^ free of charge. .* ~~F March, l<f, 18.r?g. ?. 41 48i.y:-'- *?j ihujrt ewdank. . gJ+H*?l. oaxtt ele EWBAFk kWWS'iP, ~t vili 'ticf litPoShtBB OF apt HARDWARE,' f DJftlkT, UPWS, Ac t f w 155 MKKTjW&jsTUKET, 165 u OlTOfllTE THE ClI^ttlrfrftN irOTXL, 0UARLMT0N,8. C. WO ' % * ' 8. III. Cr? Gary, ? A ^tOU^NEY AT LAW, - OFFICE AT COKCB0CRT, 8. 0, Shi >'i HARLB STON DAILY STANDARD, 1 RELIABLE COMMERCIAL AND I'O* LITICAL JOURNAL. ingle Copies, per milium....? $ 8 00 en Copies, per niMium 50 00 j,> IE DAILY STANDARD contains n Daily Telepraphic Report, ft Market Report, and port of General Information, furnished by the 1 from every section of the Union. " t nlso presents a Daily Report of the Stock ket, the Colton Market, of the Arrivals and larturcs of Ships, and of tho Arrivals of I'asjeis. Ince * week is presented a Comparative Stntcit of the Receipts ami Shipments of Cotton, ? r? Ntial I .iiiiiImX* n(. Hm norl nf fllli! k lomparutive Statement of llie Receipts and p lorts of Cotton ut alt llic port* of the United tl tea. d til NEWS, of n personal nnd poliiicul clinrnc- a liotli foreign anil ilomestic, is given with (lie p itest possible promptness; and to insure this si et, we have secured the services of an able a I>9 of correspondents. 11 l is our special objeet to publish ft NEWSI* A- ii It, proper. We shrink from the expression a 10 opinion which may be demanded by the e jenl. befoie us, but as :i general principle, pre- n stating facts ut the earliest instant possible, si I to leave it to our readers lo form their own I lions. ? 'he course of the paper is severely consnrva- r , first of morality und order; next, of the itui.ions peculiar to the South : and next, of o union of the States. We resolutely oppose C icalisin, as well in democracy ut? morals. a >ne important ol?ject in the establishment of li paper, was to present, a cheap vehicle for in- t nation From this object we have been com cd to depart, to some extent; but not to leave . utirely out of view, we propose to sell the tor at our counter, in packages of Ion, lor enty Cents, ami to mail Ten Copies to any of oar suliDcrilxtrs for a year, who will neiid Fifty Dollar*. This will relieve us from the s of collection and the expense of mailing so uy different packages, while it will give to ry neighborhood throughout the Slate, the lortiinity of a Daily I'uper ut FIVE DOLUS per annum. L. W. SPRATT & CO. lug. 15, 1855. 17 if ^itirl^loii Weekly Standard, TAINS ALL THK MATTKtl I'lJBTISllED IN Till; DAII.V, together with r Local, Domestic and Foreign Markets?The "rier.i (,'nrrent, ine/ndintf th>- Hates of Sale Jor Stork, fc'xrftiitiffc, anil 1/oimstic Produce? The Nhijijiinif in J'ort?The latest Tclff/rajihic Information, llv, tfc<\, (t'C. riio STANDARD is the only morning paper Charleston which issues u WEEKLY ED1>N. .'his Edition is published every Wedneuda}"' s riling, and hv the evening of ihe r.ext day i he received in every section of the State. r rice jjvj?pavuuio invariably in advance. i L. W. SI'11 AIT it CO. , Lurr. 15, 1856. 17 tf t ffOSPITAL FOR NEGROES, At ,tii|;!i<>ta. Ga. j 1IIF. Undersigned would call the attention . of the citizens of Abbeville nnil Edgefield ( trieta, to their IXFIKM4KY for SICK NEOMS, mid for those requiring SURGICAL FIXATIONS. While the. eompletncM of our aiigrtnents, ofTers to the patient every eomIt also enables us to render more 1'Hicioiit 'J itincnt to chronic cases, than can generally secured in ordinary private praoiice. Our ciul accommodatioiiH for the management of CliltONlC DISEASES OK FEMALES, :ommon among Negroes, are ample to coin le. 1'EItMS.?For Nursing, Hoard and Lodging, month $10. I ['reatiiieni?the ordinary ratesof Practice. n 'ommuuicaiious addressed to us at Augusta, u " iL K."Surgeon, : H. CAMl'HELL, Attending Physician. i lay 10, 1805. 3 tf t 8500 REWARD! j ril E l>2AEl3liI<Ef K. ILL R, J "NESTED in over 10,(100 cases of ASIATIC . CHOl.EltA and BOWEL COMPLAINT, never ye.t failed, when tried in time, iuitly ?o relieve mid ypccdily to cure. Price, ? Cents j>er Buttle. ALSO, J ainntmi\ Veiri>]:ililr Ttnrl in>e. fl man's Anoilync, a great Tiiricly of popular '1 cut Mcdteinrs. Drug?, Oils, Paints a-id Dye fFs; 'lVn, Coffee, Sngur, Segars ami Tobacco, vder and Shot, Superior Knives uutl Razors, f :iks, &c., itc. , io]tl by F. 0. PARKS, , Greeuwood, S. C. , an. 12, 1855 37 ly , 3W and Wonderful Invention. ? niiLIAM STODDARD, PATENTEE. <11E Subscriber having purchased the Right ! for the Slate of South Carolinu in the only ! chine now invented for RIFTING atul AVISO SHIXGLES, BARREL IJEAD0, <fec., is prepared to sell the Right of Disks, or single Machine, at prices sufficiently r to make it an inducement to purchasers. Die Machine being simple in its construction, I is not liable to get out of order, is capable Splitting und Shaving Two Thousand Shins per hour,?better than made by hand. It lortable, and can be worked by hand, horse or tun power. Ten or fifteen days work of a chine will make enough shingles to pay the ce asked for a single one jiirge inducements hrc offeredto persons wishto purchase the right of xe\CTaI Districts.? ? ->r !,? ? i.? X- wi I/IIU Iimviiinto wan i/o OCCU III Ofl'Till-IUII liccity of Augusta, nt Willinin II. Goodrich's ining Mill, and one also, inny he seen in a irttime at Mr. J. White's Machine shop, ut gelield, C> II. THOS. G. LAMAR. Hamburg, April 19, 1854. 2tfapr28 CALHOUN & DEVEAUX^ )OK SELLERS AND STATIONERS, \ 162 RICHARDSON STREET, ] COMJiliniA, S. C., ^IIE undersigned has now on hands oiul still . receiving a large assortment of new and liable Books, together with all other articles mlly kept in Bookstores, all of which he offers 1 the* public upon reasonable terms. Thankful the liberal patronage heretofore hestowoH on \ he hopes by close attention to busiuess, to rit a continuance of the same. iov. 2. 1864 29 Carpentering and Building. MIE Subscriber takes this method to inform j bis friends and the public generally, that he i iow prepared with a large gang of good car- j iters and ready to execute with neatness and greatest dispatchi any job' in his line that ? y be offered, ile would also say to the Com- . isioners of roads that he will l>uild Bridges j ijuick and cheap as any man in the District. , re him a trial if you want good work doue , ck at a low pilce. . B. M. CHEATHAM. Varrenton P. O., Abbeville B. C. , fov. 30. 1854 33 lv - -* ? Por Sale. \ , FINE IMPOSING STONE, 6 fL 6 inches L lone by 2 ft. 6 inches wide?complete with ne. Price $30. A bargain can be had by tlication at this office. ' 1 . ? * CANDIDATES' - ? i $gT The friendl^PiilMROD McCOItD rectfully auM?M*fiira aa a Candidate forSher ] atJ^y>yH?yrElgciion. * i friendi of JOHN R. WILSON, re- ! (tally announce him aa a candidate for Tax ] Hector of Abbeville Diatriet at the ensuing , cuon. 2JP* The friends of Capt. 8. A. TIODQ fcrt ro ictfully announce him aa a candidate for Tax Hector at the ensuing electioff. r The frtenda of'Rev. JAMBS MOORE old respectfully announce him an a Candidate re-electioh to th?f office of Tax Collkctoh, at 1 ' ensuing election. < ar The friends of W. W. GRIFFIN, re- ' ctfully announce hhn ha a candidate fur griff, at the ensuing election, * PROSPECTUS OF Til HE SOUTHERN LIGHT, A UELIG 10l]$ "JOURNAL, KDITED BY - ri^| E- L- WHATLEY- L IDKPESDK.NT IS KVK.R YTIIINO?NKUTRAI. IN NOTII ' Tl 1NC1, ANI? HKT KOIl TIIK IlKFKM'K <>K WHATEVER LUS Wll.L KTAXI? TIIK TWT OK REASON, SCI- |,> til RNCK ANI> TIIK IIOI.Y SCRI1TI;RKS. (|K. , Prove nil thhli/x, hold fttxl licit trhich in good" j Terms, $2.00 per milium, in advance. wliic \V. F. DURISOE <fc SON, PUBLISHERS, Cn,,{' KUGKKIELD C. II., 8. C. pu|,| |SUCII is the nnme and slyle of u Monthly ? *! 5 Periodical, the puhlinniton of which we urpouft, the Lord willing, to cominonco on 1 rjlj 10 first Monday in Jniuinry next. The main , 1 csitfti of this Journal ix for llie discussion of J' 11 Mihjccls pertaining to Christian f?iil> nml i 11,1 rncticc. Additional to this, we shall present (,(j w lie 11 uriieles of a literiiry character, original . , ml selected, us will have a tendency to refine 10 taste ami elevate the sentiment of the read:itf publie. Polities.also, consi ered as u science. i ml as affecting the principles of Law ami (Jov- '' rtiiiienl, ami more especially the mighty move- w 1 lents of the indions, as they work out the <le- . ijjiif of find, will claim due and proper attention. lot Politics degraded to the squabbles of deinaoirues factions, will he ?>tierly eschewed and i , * ' then epmhnti-u. . As respects matters purely religious, we aliall, u ' f course, advoeate the principles of (lie llaptist j J Community, as derived from the Scriptores, ",j.j nd republish Irom standard and other rcspcctn- )1(i ^ de works, articles pertaining to our own Literu- lr lire; but our columns will he Il'i'f' Open lo all of Kvt'i-y Knmc, Dltl "or the defence and ndrneatsy of tlieii* principles, Claiining only Ihe riglu to judge of the suitable- t* icss of all articles for inserlion, and to make yeai ueh criticism on them as may be deemed ex- mon irdicut. 1' In this undertaking we have the satisfaction the if announcing that sevsinl gentlemen of mi- the lent ability and attainments have kindly en- S raged to rentier us occasional assistance. l'osi The .lotirnal will contain FORTY 1'AtJES of tion rading matter, and such advertisements as our Irieitds may favor us with, not inconsistent with lie character of the work?making at the end >f the year a neat volume of 480 pages, suitable or binding ill book form. ? With reenrd (n the mechanical execution ?>f | n"'1 h? work, we deem the announcement, tliut this | P vi!l lie tinder the ilireetion of the Messrs. Oijki. <?k, a sufficient guaranty for its faithful nml "\! asteful pel fomiiinee?ami without further wnnU, ' ncournged by the expressions of good will and ( iromises of substantial aid from many friend*, ? vp throw the matter before the people with an fS issnranee of every ellort to render satisfaction JsL "or the support that, may he extended to us, and pit;; cspccifully usk them to let the ' LIGHT'' ulnl liine. pies O"* Our terms of subscription are Two I)oi.- gen .aim per year, in mlvaucr, on receipt of the lirsi pos ltmiher. Ministers of the (?<>sp?*l, of every de- mis ouiiuation, who may l>e nimble to comply with tint he terms, will be supplied with one copy each, tei!< ill application. sum IU' A list for the signatures of all who wish lYoi o encourage the work, may he found at the den 'ost Office, and also at the "Advertiser" Office. \\'c (Lr All letters or communications addressed |Vi.o undersigned will receive prompt attention. for E. L. WHATI.RY, free Jut it ?r ttti'l Proprietor. of t Edgefield, S. C., Oel. 22, I 8;>i>. 117 illK STATK OF SOUTif c'vUOLIXA, RaI A hhcvillr Jiinlrivl?In the Common Plras. Wm. 0. I)orn, ) ? r.t. > Attachment. ' Wm.?. Lloyd. ) AIJj WIIEUEAS, the Plaintiff did, on the thirii- v;t., etli day of June. 1805. tile his declara- : ioii ai_':iinst t lic Defendant, who (an it is said; is (jjs. ibsi'iil I'rofit ami without the limits of this State, j jj mil has neither wife nor attorney known within lie same, upon whom u copy of tlio said deela- J at ion might. hr served. It is tlivnTurv onlcroil, j ( hat the said Defendant do appear ami plead to |(f t lie Miiil declaration, on or before the lii'st <l:iy of Inly, whieli will be in the year of onr Lord ia^ CifeliN't'ii Hundred i:iiJ Filly-Six, otherwise filial ind absolute Judgment will then be given and iwurded atrainst him. Chr JIATTHKW M? DONALD, r, r. p. Clerk's Office, June 30, lffia. 11 ly STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, C"" Abbeville District.?In the Common Plena. i. ?fc J. Jordan, ) Foreign Attueliment. vs. > MeGowan Ac l'errin, l'l'IFs ion. J. Atkins, ) Attorneys. . _ . - - ton tno I'lniniiUs <ii<l. on the fifth I ?j day of April, eighteen hundred and fifty- |(>.IV ive, file his declaration against the Defendant, H;||11 ,vho, (ii is said,) is absent from unci without the units of this Slate, ami has neither wile nor wj lttorupy known within the tunic, upon whom n (>llK :opy of the said declaration might he served: Jjni, It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant lr.u Jo appenr and plead to the said declaration, on , jr before the sixth day of April, eighteen hun- ' j, Ired and fifty-six, otherwise final mid Absolute j judgment will then be given axd awarded against j liim. s MATTHEW McDOXAI.D, c. c. r. Clerk's Office,'April 11, 1855 61 ly < gratis: JUST PUBLISHED! K SMW DISCOVERY IS IHKDIl'IKE! FEW WORDS ON TUB RATIONAL -rr Treatment, without Medicine, of Speriuatorrhen, or Local Weakliest, Nervous Debility, Low ( Spirits, Lassitude, Wcakio-ss of the Limbs and Wj Hack. Indisposition mid Incapacity for Study and J_N Labor, Dullness of Apprehcndon, Loss of Mem- ,)1H ory, Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude, 'I*i- |irj nudity, Self-Distrust* Dizziness, II end-Ache, In- in voluntary Discharges, Fains in the Side, A llcct. on of th'* Eyes, l'imples 011 the Face, Sexual and wil cftlier Infirmities in man. |jv< From the French of Dr- B De laney- ?<>? The important fact that these alarminir com- ( plaints nift}' eu>ily ho removd without Medicine, ' in, in this small truct, clearly deinomilrated ; and ?"* Iho entirely now nnd highly successful treatment, us adopted by the Author, fully explained, by J means of which every ono in enabled to cure " liimscif ]>erfectly, mid at the least possible cost, eivoidii)g thereby all tho advertised nostrums of Iho day. AI Sent to any address, gratis, nnd post free in a y-* sealed envelope, by remitting (post paid) two post- |v jge stumps to DR. B. DE LANEY, Ue No. 17, Lispenard Street, New York. f Fob. 1, 1855. 41 Gin :? ~ ai? AiiiliiiRIUPiXa m?5i*isa?? 1 COLUMBIA, s. C. Mrs. Sarah Flemingund James T. FlemLlM respectfully give notice, that tltey huve '"i jurc-hased- and assumed the inauagemuut of the Vmerican Hotel, latoly so successfully conducted _ ?y Mr. J. C. Juiiney. In tukingchurge of this Establishment, they do 10 with tho intention of using every ineaus that ox>crience und energy will supply, to give entire sat- ? sfactiou to their patrons, and promise zealous at- 1 ention to their comfort. In asking a oontijiuuncu >f a fair portion of public support, they do so with he assurance that they hi tend to doserVe it. Tha fable will be supplied with every thing that .he market affords, served up in tho best monitor, ] ind dispensed by watchful attendants; and tho me :hambers ami parlors will h? found always readj \Vj "or the reccptiou of guests. a^i SARAH FLEMING, J ,f v - Marble Cutting. ~ opfosiTK Harrison's hotel, Columbia, b. c. \) THE Snbscribers have on hand a large assort- tisl mfint of TtulSfin Al%rl A mnrim n Kf AIMtf.P. ?U! Monuments and Tomb Stones of (lie latest and He most approved styles, of the best workmanship wli and as cheap as the same kind of material am cm quality of workmanship can bo laid down in Co- oni lumbia from any oilier place. Orders from the pu country punctually attended to. * tre may 19 ly BOYNE & SPJIOWL. : ' FCr LOUIS STlRlf, Hi .jpey PIANO FOIITE MANUFAC- _J HPgffl TURER, No. 522 Weat Baltimore 3 " II 3 " Street, Baltimore. Always on hand and made to order, from Six Y1 to Seven Octave Square and Grand Piagos -of ? superior quality and -warranted not to be sur- all passed by any manufactured cither in thiscoun- to Lry or Europe. Guatav Iucper at Groeuwood, h>i' Agent. apr 14 Ijfl2 j m tiiiJMiWJwm bllwuju?c^JWBBBB?tnmsm E SC IE N TI F1C A M K K IC A N. ELBVKNTtl YEAH. Splendid j'JnyraviiHfs and Prizes. IK Eleventh Aitntinl Volume of this useful publication commences on (ho 17111 "lay of iniber next. IE "SCIHNTII C A M KRICAN " is mi ILTRATEI) PERIODICAL, devoted chiefly c promulgation of inforiniit ion relating to "urioti* Mechanic and Clu-mic Aits, IndusMnnufncturcs, Agriculture, Patents. Invcni, Engineering, Mill work, mid nil interests h tho light. of PRACTICAL SCIENCE in l la ted to ml Vance. (Hirls of U. S. PAT! SNTS gran'ed are also islied every week, including Official Copies 1 the PATENT CLAIMS, together with i and information upon thousands of other ct*. le Contributor* to the Scicutifir. 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Its |iure i.-i to fairly represent out.-,-Ives, end not to represent, others. it aims to mai'.'aiu the li as we understand it, ami lo assert the in I'ctiiiil iiuMjualiiv of our Section, while nl the le time, ii will free tin: mind of our people ii state of literary ilirahlom and dcpi-u ey tinder which they have too lonjr labored. claim, t lien, Iiomi all lovers of tin- South nnd mis of n linli In nit- literal lire, lhat support our Work ivhieb will enabbj us lo give il h course, and iliti.i make it eminently worthy he ivoild's adniiiatinn and our civ 11 prii'e. C. MilK'l IMI.U. Publisher. )ftico ''Southern t??iirieily Review," Law m ige, llroad ut., Cknih slou, S. (I. 'lie folloivinir resoltit on was adopted l?y tlio llieru I'otli. Coniclition, held ill (_'h in lesion ill rll, lhM: leeolved. That the Sontl rrn (quarterly Uev piiliiisbi-d in the City of t'haileston. by a ive of Virginia, and edited by one ol the most inguitdied literary <;oi (uiueJi of the South, ilj the on'y Periodical of that clml'URler, ited and published in the Southern States. having aiivavs defi rilled the instil ulion* :iid rests of the South, i- entitled to the patronage ho Southern |?eo|de, and this ('onvrtilioa ic.-tly rccoiiuucsid it tu their favorable ootisidion. jiinii 15 LTlGKt.dil fliid Ti'lfli/lo L'uili'il Slnlts Mail Line?Semi Weekly. ii'cliiig with Ilit Nrir Ym k Sle:tinrrn each wny tr;p TilK CAKOMXA, I.. M. Co.xWSKTTKit master, wiil leave every Sui?-*w^'n-Altrnmiiii, ai.'l o'clock, touch al Jackwilivillo, I'irolata ami I'ilatUa, on lln? lolm'h liivcr: returning, will arrive at Churte.s(iii \Vrilnri>iliif/. 'lit- L'l.OKi DA, <'n.\ni.F.e Wii.i.v mauler, will on Tuesday Ajfterntmn of null week, al e hour, and, in rrtiiriiin^, will arrive <111 Saint; Morning. Dm* notice will always be given n the Carolina make# an extra trip So JSl. Auline. It is only coimiilered nerecsary t? cay t Ihexe boats have been built especially for thin le, unil are commanded l?y the most experienced igaturts. ''an; to Jacksonville ?8 "are to I'ilatka ;>$1" *or Freight or Passage, apply on board, at ilhcrn wharf, or to JOHN W. C \ r.DWKI.r,, Pf> East May Charleston, Feb 10, IS5!I 4ft If u, a i\ <r~- ' vi ?' >" ? <? J -> lr\ 'Jj Jll ii?J \jJ f, LWiSIMLit V . *fl., S. C., Importer aud Dealer in ardwarc, Paints, Gils, Window J LASS, DRY GOODS, (iKUCKKIES AC., T ()\V oiler* f(ir salo tlie Invircst nnd most exI tensive assortment of Goods ever intro ed in the upeoitiitrjv mill ginmmlces the ecs of any sirt ?< !* 10 lie 'is low its nny li on ho Chariest..n c-ip fnrni.-h such articled for.? leis accompanied willi satisfactory rofcreiico I receive i>tompt attention. :uid nil gopds do icd the Depot free of Drayugo. All per 3 visiting tlie Newlierry Cotton Market will well to call on n>" before selling their produce have every facility of making them liberal ra for cotton and other coiintiy produce. 8. T. A?NE\T. Cowberry C. II., Oct. 2,1 d, 185-1. 20 tf Cj* Independent. Press copy three yt^jibn. EDWARD WESTFIELD, JBEV1LLE COUltT HOUSE, SO. CA., ETURNS thanks for past favor?, and ranpcctfnlly solicilaa continuance of'.lie suttia. keeps copsinutly on hand, of his pvn rtiancture, a Lnrire Apsoi- ment of-SADDLES, kUM-SS. URIDLES, MARTINGALES, <fco. o, Willi's, STIRRUP 1U0K3 f rrd iflTTS. ieing a practical-workman,- lie is pvepared to kc to order nil kinds of Saddle*, llarnpFK and itary Equipments, nt short notice; and ut ad t prici's aH any oilier' establishment. . ,-v' i" Particular attention jiaid to all kinda of pairing. niay'25 JOSEPH WHILDEN, DEAIXIt IN > \INTS, OILS AND GLASS; No. 11 Hayn9 Street, CHARLESTON, S. C, p&yK?. .J k?cp? conrtanfly'-for. ?&*, a general aMortf / at of Paints and OiU^of 'nil Mftfkla; Vn'rr>i?lien? ' ndow Glasa and ftachoft, Spts/ 'Turi>ontin?> Ht Gas, Cuiton Foot-Gin FixtdresfCnu# aad ishes of various kinds. ' ** iept. 7, 1*54 21 1j '* Dontal Notice. - ' R. It. ADAMS having located liimnctf at Jn dian Hill, for tlic purpose of practicing Dewtry, ronpcr.tfullyksollcits llio patronage of tlie izens of Abbpville, and the adjacent di?|^i<t?. lias hud several years experience in piSicttip*,ich makes him feel confident in raying that h* 1 get lip an neat a job of plale-wpiK a$ fcny j, and wliich lie warrants to answer aMvttie rposea llic profession guaranties. He also ats inanv diseases of the face and mouth. All ri?r/nn. .1 . rv...w.,w uvri.iH^ UIO TCI ? II.W VI V.f lbpr will call ut or tiddreVw n leltw to Ir.dina II 1\ O. K. ADAMS I>. D. S. jane2'2 < ' " ^ t>?h? -? ; * No tic o t6 Delinquents. U*. TE ARK d^sirOUrf.or^ingihgi'our old busir ness to a olo.?e.,- Tliis.ia, tberi-foro, to eifce wbo linvo not nettled iviili u? '.to },' qome tj]? the scratchwi tliout lurUior .detny. We inuil ?ro inouey. \Vl?o, can ci t nlgnjr withoutill PERKYM ANV & WALLER. N'ew Market, 3. C., Sept. 17,1