The Abbeville banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, February 14, 1856, Image 4

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THE ABBEVILLE BANNER is I'uni.uiiKD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. uv DAVIS & HOLLINGSWORTH, PROP II IE TO RS. TERMS: Two Dot.t..\tts per milium, if pnitl in ndvanco; Two Doli.mik mill Fiki'V (Jkvth if not paid williiu six month's ?'ul Tiiiikk Doi.i.acs if not paid before Hie cml of the your. All subscript i-uis not. limited nt tlio time of subscrihinir, will Im? coiieidcreil us indefinite, and will he -otitimied until arrearages uro puid, or at the option of the Proprietors. Orders from other States must inrari abh/ lie accompanied with the Cnxh. Advertisement* inserted at 75 cents per Square (12 lines or less) for the first insertion, and H7 i cents for each subsequent insertion. All Advertisements nut having the dc-ired number of insertions in irked upon them, will be continued until forbid, and eh.uired accordingly. Liberal deductions will be made to those ndvertising by Contract. Transient Advertisements must he paid for in advance. For announcing a Candidate, s:i in ndvancc. For advertising Lstrays, iJ'J, to bo paid by the Magistrate advertising. r JH,?I? 11 IM u, Of every Description aud in the best style EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE: Embracing siu-li as bumxkss cards, hank iiili.s, nny size, RKvuirra, rosTKiss, " bill uk a iis, iiimtks, immi'iilitts, nrur.Ks, | blanks of all kinds. ?*5gp" The Proprietors of the Aiiiikvii.i.k Kav.nlu assure their friends mid the publie, tlint their orilurs for any tliintr in tlie .lob I'rintincr line will be executed in the best manner, and at as low rates as at. any other establishment. REMOVAL. ICoot ami 5Ibo<; *I;caiitfii<-.troy. Abbeville C Hinjl Subscriber i-espee! fully \ I ? inform* his friends and I lie |'"l?lic generally, thai he lists fe-X. removed lo the Store next. In the Iiiiwliuii Hotel, opposite Willson it William*' Store, where lie i? prepared t-? make to order, Gentlemen's HOOTS .AND SliOKS, ami also IjADIKS" SIIOKS of the finest deberiplimi, which, forStyle, Fit, am) Workmanship, he warrants, cannot he excelled. lie lias jiIs'> on hand a Inrt^c nssort.n-ciit of fine I'limp-soled ami tine Welled Bonis; also, a I lartre s.s-sorlment of Gentlemen's ami Ladies' i Shoes, of t!ic neatest jiisilitv; also, a Inrijn nsP'lrlinenl of heavy SeWed Boots und l'egsjecl | Hoot-; and Shot's, all of his own maiiufaetmv, all I ol wliieli he will sell on aeeonimodaiinjj terms. N. II. Two Ne-jro Boys wanted to learn the Uoot ami Sl.oe trade. NICHOLAS McKVOY. Feb. 27, 185.1. U!) lly w&mT otifinr iifiii-iiw'fs. AUGUST A^ GA. \ft mj ILL continue this HUSI-I V W NESS IN ALL ITS BIIANCIIES, at i their Old Stand nn lilt(jAI) STREET, opposite the* PI nn tors' Hotel. Our Stock of (iroeeries will, fit :ill times, l>n J lurge, the assortment complete, and particularly i adapted t<? Planter*' Trade?-i liberal shar** of which we have so long enjoyei', and hope still to receive. \VM. M. TJF.AI.L. JN< i. W. L. STOVALL. Augunt'JS, 1 sr?r>. l'.t Cm HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. Inijisvl??t A:s:to;;uc?iu(!iil. TO ALL PERSON'S afflicted with Sexual disease, such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE. CoXOItKlUEA, CLEET, SVPIIILIS, .fc.-., ,fcc. The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of PhiltuleL phia, in view nt the awful destruction of human life and health t caused SpxiuiI iIiki m?o.c, itnd j the decoption.s which anr upon tlie un- j iviiiiihiiv victims ni .iiicii diseases by IJtineks, have directed their consulting Surgeon, us ft CIIARITARLR AOT worthy <>f their mime, to give MEDIOAI, A1>V I OK 6 U AT IS, to all persons thus alHicted, (Mali!or Female,) who apply by letter, (post-paid,) with u inscription of tIt?!r condition, iiigo, occupation, halms of life. Ac..) | and in e'tses of extreme poverty and sufTcriug to furnish me;>it i\i:s frkk ofoharok. The Howard Association is a benevolent Iiihiitution. established by special endowment, for the relief of thesiek mi<l distressed, a 111 ct.ed with " Virulent and Kpiileinic diseases," and its funds can lie used for no other purpose. It has now I anupplusof menus, which the Directors have voted to advertise the above notice It is needless to ad 1 that the Association command* the highest Medical skill of the age. Address, (post-paid.) Dr. (?K(). R. CALHOUX, Consulting Surgf'ii, Howard Association, Philadelphia, I'u. By order of the Directors, K7.RA I/. IIi:\ItTWKI.L, PrcniJent. Ono. Faiiu'iiii.ii, Scrrrtari/. May *2, 1855. *2 ly ji'st rt ni.KMEo, nv tub JIO WA RD A S S O CIA TI O N, PHILADELPHIA. PA. T) EPORT on SPERMATORRlICE\. or Som JV? inal Wisaknw, I nipotenoe, the Vice ?f Onanism, MtKturlintion, or Sell'-A!>iiko, ami other Discuses of the Sexual Org:iii?, with mi account of the errors and deeepti >ns of (fu ieUs, ami valunli'ii advice to the afllict-d, by <?EO. R. CALHOUN, M. |)., (V>n>tiltiiitr "Miri/eon of the Howard Association, Ph'ltdeljdiin, Pa., a benevolent Institution, established by speeial endowment, for tlie relief of the m<;Is and distressed, afllicicd with " Virulent and Epidemic Diseases." A copy of the above Report will he sent l?v mail (in a soiled envelop,) free of chnnjr, ou the receipt. of f>co sliii>i[/x fur postage. Address DR. GEO. K. (J \LIIOUN, No. a South Ninth Stroet-, Philadelphia. Pa. _T>ce. 10, 1R:"?. _ _ 31 3in A Valuable Plantation for Sale. HAVING purchased other Lands more convenient to ine, 1 desire lo sell my GRAIN RIDGE PLANTATION, in the Calhoun Sfttleiner.l, adjoining lands of Mrs. Parker aud Mrs. Alston, containing 4'20 Acres. Peinons wishing to pnrclmsc Lands, will do well to onll on me n>i<t examine (lie place, and thoy will find my term* mid price reasonable. ROUT M. PALMER. Abbeville, Nov. 1ft, 1855. 31 tf LAND. TIIE Subscriber wishing to attend more particularly ilie practice of his profession <>ffern liib Fort Charlotte Laud for sale, adjoining Vienna extending a mile or more on Savannah River, and running some two miles back, containing 700 hundred or more acres; between 200 and 300 acres first and second low ground ; one-half the truct cleared and ttnder good fence, wii!> convenient buildings, the balance iu well timbered Wood Land. NATHANIEL HARRIS. November 0, 1835. 29 tf Negro Goods. SCHLEYS* GEORGIA PLAINS, RHOftANS HI.A NKKTS. ih? t? gest Stock ever brought to thin place, and will m sold for Cash at prices which will compare with the Charleston, Columbia or Augusta markets. Call And see Ibem at CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S. October 3. 24 tf tsr Pre* copy. j Bock Island tlassmieres, Kentucky jeans, FLANNELS, LINSEYH. TICKINGS, DOMESTIC*. a larre Stock *t CHAMBERS 6c MARSHALL'S. October 3. 24 tf O- Prow copy BY A. M. HUNT, Columbia, /Sou/A Carolina. may 10 5 ly ^ - PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ^ W. . Davis, " T Attorney at Law and Solictor in Equity. AnuBViLi.K, S. C. ^ Will promptly attend to all biiHiiiei>s entrusted to h> cure. Ho can be found at the office of the Abbeville Banner." July 28 Hi .11. WILSON. t. II. I.OMAX. W. M. IIA1)I)KM Wilson. liOinnx & llndritii. A Kn.nnro .?? In." I U-.ll-.t4 J ftnuihi j .1 ui Mill iiiiu .miiiiiur* ill iMlllliy. OFT'ICK AT AI1IIKVILLK C. II. i. rosTKn mahsiiali. w. a lkk. rif MARSHALL & LEE, r",1 ATTORNEYS AT I,AW ANI) SOLICITORS 7' IN EQUITY, in \TTn.i, nttenJ promptly to nny bushiest* com- Tl VY milted lo their euro, in the District* of Ab- Li bcville, Anderson, Littiren* mid Newberry. tio Ollice at Abbeville C. II. Fe feb. 9. 43 ?2m Ho JOtfSi2*i A; LIVINUVTOft, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Py! OFFICE NEXT OMR Til THOMSON & FAIR, X ABBEVILLE C. II. tin U. A. JONKS. j. \v. LIVINGSTON Co .Inn. 11, I8aJi. 3 do S. M. Wary, A T I O 11II NEV A T LAW, jg OFFICE AT COKCStWRY, 8. C. (ill ' .... ???? ii ! iiin GUYSOTT'S fKM.OW DOCK AM) SAUSAI'AIIILLA. jj'* j Is now put ]> in the Largest Sized Bottles, ami i j is acknowledged to li? tin* l?'st Sarsapnrillu j^-j j made, ns is t'ci'iifwil l?y I In* Wonderful Cures ^ it has performed, the orijjinal copies of which J|( arc in the possession of (lie proprietor. llemciuher, tins is tin; only trim anil original ur- ^r<j iele: ... . . BJ\ Scrofula, Syphilis, Mercurial Complaints, fanI cer, (iaujjreue, Uln-uniaiir.in, and avast variety , 1 of other diseases nro speedily and perfectly " , cure.! by I no use of this medicine. j KEA1) TIIK FOLLOWING CKUTIFTCATK. Tallapoosa Co., Ala.,Jan. a, lt>">2. Df.AtiSut:?I send yon this to certify to you ' that your Kxtrael of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla has formed one of the most wonderful euros on me that has ever h'-eii Hlecl-d on ntnii. ^ 1 have been afilieledfor forty years with erup tions on my lei^s and feet; in 1818 they got so had that 1 had to go nil crutches, and ill 1840, 1 had one leg amputated above the knee. In nine T, mounts aurr ixy oilier leg liroKe out. in I urge J'j eat ing ami run ni..* m>res fro... u.y knee to my fool. ..ml discharged a great (leal of offensive .nutter. My groin also broke out in large biles. which discharged much offensive matter, ami at t ] the Fume time my lefi hand broke out in large Jj n.n.ling sores nearly to my elbow. rj0l The misery thai I have sutlered for the last, two years ! cannot dc:;crsLc to you. I was in Bitch agony thai 1 never rested day or night. 111 In October last, n.y son l?rougf.t n.e one of j-our bottle wrappers; trend it, und found record of some wonderful eures performed by your "F.xtract of Vellow Dock and SurbUparilla," I Till senl uud got two bottles of it, and commenced taking it. In two weeks, to n.y great astonish- Tin ment, my sores nil became ensy, and I could sleep all night, a ihiuw I bad not done fur two j>, , years. When 1 had tak">. six bottles, my sores had nearly all healed. My sores trot, well as if . by cuchui.tmcnt. I have now used in all eight hot ties of your "Kxtruet of Vellow Dock and l'"? Sarsaparilla," and 1 now consider myself well. wcc. 1 entreat, all of the ufllictcd to try this tiled icine, for 1 believe it will cure any known dis- '"J? ease in the world. Lay aside all prejudice nnd ??-s try it, and proclaim its great worth to suffering "u* mankind and e.ttreal them to take it, for it will P?'; cure them. awl My ease is well known in a large portion of I j1.'"1 Soitih Carolina, Oeorgia and Alabama, and if ',n'' nny should doubt the above cure, I invite them lo villi on .tin und I will show t hen, the sears. I can be found in Tallapoosa Co., Alabama, one UP' utile from Stoe's Ferry. B URN A J ATI IIUfiTIliS. [?tr. The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is peeit- ''n liarly adapted for females in delicate health, re- Pj.'1' H *<. * ivi^tinn II it:n ill Iliuiisiruul UlSCIiargCS I ami other diseases peculiar to their sex. The ,9"t proprietor hurl in his psssessi> n, a great number vo' of certificates of cures, performed of the above J-'?" description. We assure the nlllieicd, that a . ,v liottle ol l)r. Guysoli H Extract of Yellow I)(?ek ,ntJ and Sarsaparillu will at once regulate those difli"iiltie.-. and renew the natural energies . up in (jiiarl. bottles.?Price $1 per bottle. Sold Wholesale and lletail hv fr'r SCO VIL ?t MEAD, 111, ("hurlresSi.,N. O., o ( eiteral Agents for the Southern Statcp, to I'oi whom all orders must he addressed. 0 SOLD ALSO IJY For Warihaw Lyon, Abbeville, t W. R. GriKKiN. Longmirc, Foi (J* Ij. I'km.v, Kdirelield, J I. W. Taylor, Anderson, For J. ,1. Hkn'sox, do I Linkskv 4, IIawtiioux, Due "West. For mar. .'111. 50 Cm 4 I'or PROSPECTUS OF a Tfai SIF&iSu , ?! Till? rapid Htrides, and onnMant advancements ?ue of the age; uud the daily increasing demands 1 for Literature, have induced the Subscribers to bac propose publishing at Spartanburg Court House, KU'' on the first of .biiiuarv, lRsts, A WEEKLY Pu'LITERARY JOURNAL, entitled THE LITERARY STAR, It_s Editorial management, under the enre of R. L. HOW DEN, will be conducted in n manner that SHAM. NOT fail to i?iv? BiiliafiioiSnn ?/. every render. The greatest care will be taken to chronicle the latest and most reliable passing ~ events of the day. Tlie Literary department will contain mieli matter only, as will prove infer' Htinn and profitable to the reader, Selections rul] suitable f?r Sunday reading?Stores for the J1 Young?Proverlw for tlie Old?and in short, it *crl is our determination to present to tlie public a " Journal tlint will lie a welcome viiitor in every family?a companion for every one. In matters , of Politics, the St a a will be ueutrai; but will . retain the right to speak of any palpable wrong it may detect i i any party. r Tup. Iii i r.r.mty Staii will be printed ill new ? and clear Type, and under the mechanical man- ! J'? ageim-nt of an experienced Publisher, K. M. i *' * UltOL'GHTOX?will vie in appearance with any W'!J, paper in South Carolina. .. In ord r to put our paper within the reach of . every one; and secure au extensive circulation, 111 " it will be furnished (containing Twenty-four col- ,no1 umhh of Trading matter,) ut the following uuprecedentcd rates: 111 I copy per annum, in advance, $ 1 ..10 10 " " ? " 12.60 I 20 " " " " 20 ?M) wor Wo appeal to our friends, and to tlie friend-? of J'ot our cauifc, to sustain us in our undertaking?ex- pari tend to us a helping hand. Address /on; BOW DEN & BUOUUHTON, J'ot Proprietors. vie1 aparianourg, U. 11., iS. C. I* November 6, 1855. 29 wa; ere, Notice. ALL persona having demands against tho Estate of JOKL SMITH, deceased, are requested to prexent Ibem properly attested to the under- and signed, to whom aleo those indebted to the Estate by aro requested to moke payment. Pro A. M. SMITH, ) - . con J. M. PEKR1N. J fcxrB- 100 March 1, 1B65. 46 tf Prii Independent Press copy. R. L. BRYAN, SUCCESSOR TO < Bryan <k McCarter, and Allen MeCarter <fc Co. WOLRSALE AND RLTAIL DEALER IN BOOKS, STATIONERY, Paintings, Lngruvlngi, &c.f 3d store above tiih market, Sri COLUMBIA, S. C. ? * January 11, 1856.- 88 Cm , * ? Jon PRACTICAL CHEMIST * Residence, Dtie West S. C- Th? Nor. 28, 1854 82 8m ft .'?* *?r' * a?m??iwiiiii i -im n i iiwii i?w?Ba barter's Spauisl) iHfature. Bic Grciit Purifier of the Rlood! NOT A I'AUTICLE OK MERCURY IN IT. rt the Afflicted Head and Ponder! u Infallible Remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Curoneous Eruptions, Pimples or Pustules oil the Fare, Blotches, Boils, Ague iiinl Fever, Chronic Sor?< Eyes. Ring Worm or Tetter. Sea Id Head, Enlargement and Pain of ilio Holies ami Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbago. Spinal Complaints, ami all Diseases arising from ail Injudicious Uho of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, of Impurity of the lllood. t2?" This great alterative mcdicinc and Piiier of Blood is now used by thousands of urntcI patients from all parts of the United States, it> testify daily to the remarkable cures per moil l>y t.lic greatest of all medicines, "CAR3U*S SPANISH MIXTURE." Neuralgia, icumntisin, Scrofula. Eruptions on the Skin, ver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, AfTecns of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, male Complaints, PuiiiS :m<l Aching of the mcs and Joints, arc speedily put to flight by ing tliia great ami inestimable remedy. For all diseases of the. Hlood, nothing has yet i'ii found to compare with it. It clcauses the stem of nil impurities, net* gently ami elFintly on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens 5 Digestions, gives tone to the Stomach, makes ' ? skin clear and healthy, and restores the nslitutiuu, enfeebled by disease or broken ivn by the excesses of youth, to its pristine ;or and strength. For the Ladies, it is incomparably better than the cosmetics ever used. A few doses of i UTF.R'S SPANISH M1XTUKE will remove 1 sallowness ol complexion, bring the roses intling to tlio cheek, give elneticity to the p. nnd improve the general health in a reirkiible degree, beyond ull the inedieiucs ever ir<l of. Hie large number of certificates which we ire received from persons from nil parts of the iled States, is ihe best evidence that, there is ' Humbug about it. The press, hot?l keepers, gist.rales, physicians, ami public men. Well ' iwn to the cuiiiimuiitv, all add their testiino?l.? l...f..i ~?r.??- -r i ?" ?|.\; ininiiriiiij tlictia UI III1S VjllvDAl OOI) I'll K1F1 Hit. all on the Ajrent and pel a Circular anil Al- ' nnc, ami read the wonderful euros this truly J tit est of all Medicines lias performed. s'one irviinino unless sinned HKNXKTT & IKI'S, Proprietors. No. !! Pearl Street, Ilieli- , nd, Va., to whom all orders for supplies and 1 iieies intthi lie addressed. Vnil lor sale 1 iy \VM. S. BKKRX, & CO., Proprietorc, Richmond, Va. Wardi,aw ?fc Lvov, Abbeville, F. 1'. Gaiiv, Ookeshury, F. <?. Parks, (I reettwood. And Merchants Generally. i jiril 18, 1H."i5. Ct'2 ly BRITISH PERIODICALS" : i R LY CO P 1 E S S E C U R ED. , t Premiums to New Subscribers! 1 RON A III) SCOTT ?fc CO., New York, conlinui t i re-puhlinli the following British IV licals, viz: 1. ? Lomiox Qiwrtkri.v, (Conservative.) 2. j B ElllNlll'rgii RliVtEW, (Whig.) 3. : Xoutii linmiMt Rhvikw, (Freo Ch rch.) ( 4. : Wkstminstkr Ukvikw, (Liberal.) 5- V LCKWorm's Et>iNtirnc.ii Magazine, (Ton-.) I 'lie present erilical Male of Kiii-opeuti ailair.* ' I render these publications itntiM'allv intcres- 11 r ilni'inir ll>.. Tl - :?lv ; j?i. ? win upy a middle ground between the hastily j tt.cn news item?, crude speculations, ond fly- | rumors of the daily Journal, and the ponder- 1 tome of the future historian, written after ' living interest and cxeitcment of the great !| itical events of the time shall have passed IV. It is to these Periodicals thai readers ? st look for the only really intelligible anil re- ) ile history of current events, and us such, in '' ilion to their well-established literary, scion- l: r, and theological character, we urge theni >u the consideration of the reading public. n j" Arranweiiiotits are now permanently maile ' the receipt of EAR1.Y SHEETS from tho c i>..i.i: i i i i - 4 lion i ?ii>h.~ih ioy which we arc cnauieu l<? ' EC ALL OlJli Ji/i-/'KINl'S in till* limids r iiiliKcriliers, about, ns soon as they can be Turn- n id with the foreign copies. Although this inve9 a very large outlay on our pari, we shall I tinue to furnish the Periodical* at the name ' ratcs iip heretofore, together wiih the follow- c Premiums to new Subscribers: TKR.MS ANI) PREMIUMS. 1 (See List of 1'remittal Volume* Mow.) Per ami. c any one of the four Reviews ami 1 ne Preiu. vol. .... ?3.00 an}- two of the four Reviews nnd ne l'rein. vol. .... 5.00 1 any three of (he four Reviews and wo l'rein. vol. - _ - - 7.00 all four of the Reviews and two 'rem. vol ..... 8.00 Blackwood's Magazine and one I1 'rein. vol. ..... 3.00 Blackwood and flirtc Reviews nnd liree IVeni. vol. ... f.QO Blackwood and the four Reviews nd three Prciu. vol. ... 10.00 J* Puvinents to be made in all cases in ad- ^ ice. Money current in the State where is- c d, will be received at pnr.??l) 'lie Premiums consist of the following works, '] k toIuiiics of which will be given to new * scribe rs according to the number of periodi> ordered, as ubove explained: * PREMIUM VOLUMES. J Foreign Quarterly Review, one year. r Blackwood's Magazine, six months. ^ London Quarterly Review, one year. Edinburgh Review, one year. Metropolitan Magazine, six months. Westminster Review, one year. Consecutive Premium volumes cannot in all I l*b be furnished, ex*ept of the Foreign Quary Review. To prevent disappointment, therc>, where that work is not alone wanted, Sub* hers will please order ns innny different works premiums u? there arc volumes to which they be entitled. CLUBBING. a i discount of twenty-five per cent, from the ve prices will be ullowed to Clubs ordering t 1 or inoro copies of any one or moro of the u ve works. Thus: Four conies of Hlnckwooil f one lleview will he Rent toono address for n four copies of tlio four lteviews and Black- (| id for $ '(<); and ho on. [o premium* will he given where the above wancc is mude to Clubs, nor will premiums my cubo lie furnixhed, unless the subscription j. ley is paid in full to the Publishers without [i jurse to un agent Money current in the H lo where issued will be received ut par, ^ POSTAGE. r n all the principal Cities and Towns, these u ks will be delivered, through Agents, Free of u itaye. When sent by niuil, the Postage lo any $ I of the linited States, will be but Twnltj' r r Cent? n year for "Blackwood," and but I irteen Cent? a year for each of the lie- u ivs. (< 'omittances and communications should al- d fa be addressed, post-paid, to the Publish- t< fi LEONARD SCOTT & CO., I 6i Gold Street, New York. a r. B.?L. 8. 6c Co. have recently published, I have now for salo, the " Fanners Ghxide," a Henry Stephens, of Edingurgh, aud the late I f. Norton, of Yalo College, New Haven, ^ iplete in 2 vols., royal oclavo, containing c 0 pages, 14 atenl and 600 wood engravings. ? in muslin binding, $G F ? r . iikriot vh. r. holme*. u HERIOT & HOLIQE9. fl Commission and Forwarding Merchants. " No 4 VENDUE RANGE Charleston, 8. C. REFERENCES. ... phcrd, McObiibi 4 Co., Charleston, S. C. J. Rjistt, ... ? do. 0 - B. Houov, , > - do. K DXA% i ' do. L A T. O. Bdsd, do. es Gaknden & Co., do. . m Wai.kkh, Nashville, Tens. >ifaa 8. Kknnedt, Louisville, Ky. ov. 23, 1854 33 ( ( DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED ?>mnan Bitters, ntFPAKfD DT DB. C. M. JACKSON, Philnd'ft., Pa., Wll.r. KKPHCTCAM.T CURB LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic or Ncrvout Debility, Mteatei of the Kidnty, and all dieeaeee anting from a die ordered Liter or Stomach. Such us Constipation, Inwuril l'ilcp, Fulness, or Blimd to tlic ITeud, Avidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Iloai'tlnii'ii, Disgust for Food, Fulness or weight in tin* Stomach, Sour Kructutioiis, Sinking, or Fluttering at the l'it of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried mid difficult Breathing, Fluttering at tho Head, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when ?? lfin? - J--0 Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs bofore the Right, Fever and ]>ull Pain in the Head, Deficiciiev of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin utiil Kyes, Pain in the Side. Back, Chest, Limbs, ikr., Smhlen Flushes of Heat Biiriiin^: in the Flesh, Constant. Imaginings of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits. In attributing such valuable Medical properties to this remedy, no rash, or unwarrantable iinsertion is made, but is simply stated a fact; proven undeniably and conclusively l>y the extraordinary cures, and benefits derived from its use, under the direction of its illustrious originator, Dr. lloutbuid, among all classes of European society and from the immense mass of testimony, from all parts of the American continent, accumulated during the last ten years, in the hands of the present proprietor. The prevalrnee of diseases 10 which the German Bitters ure luhuiii'il il i> wSit> iiiiivi-r.mil, indeed there is scarcely a family throughout the whole extent of our country in which there cnnnot he found among its members that peculiar mi/low mul Itmifiiiil np/iciirxticc denoting a diseased Liver, or uu emaciated and suffering Dyspeptic. It is used constantly in the practice of a large number of the most prominent Physicians in the country, who have also added their written testimony, in evidence of its great virtues. In conelusion then, we would respectfully auk of all 'hose afliicted with any of the ahovo diseases to irive (he Hitters a trial, and rest assured it will nut be regretted. In proof of the statements above made, all ure invited to read attentively, the " Memorabilia," or " Practical Receipt. Book," Tor Farmers and Families, containing a great number of useful receipt!', in addition to the testimony, in favor of the Bitters, from the most prominent and well know individuals, in all parts jf the Union. All Agents, for the Hitlers are luthorized to distribute tho "Receipt Book" gratuitously. Principal oflieo and Manufactory, 120 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. For sale wholesale by Dru2gi=*s in all the principal cities, and at retail by apothecaries and storekeepers in every town in the LI itiled State*, ind Cumuli). Waiiui.aw & Lyon, Abbeville. F. ! '. (i.tity, Cokestmry. F. O. Parks, Greenwood. hoatwisicnr ?fc Bauki'i.oo, Coluniliin. April 18, 1855. J>2 ly U S E~ T H E~ UAOIC IMPRESSION PAPER, FOR WltlTINi! WITIIOl'T I'EX OH INK. CIOPYING Leaves, Plants,Flowers, Pictures, y Patterns for K?ihroiderin<i, Marking Linn Indelibly, nml manifold writing. This article m absolutely the beat portable Inkstaiul in the :nown world?Tor a small quantity folded nml daerd in tile pocket eonstitiit.es a travelling ukstand. whieh cannot lie broken. No pen is leed'-tl, for any stick, sharpened to a point, vlite* ?fpial!y as well as the hesi yold pen in the iniwrse. I'or drawing, it is indispensable. It s, indeed, the whole art of Drawing and Paintnir?tauulit in or.c lesson. Any leaf, plant or mwtM' can iip Transferred to tiie pages of nil ilhiiin, with n minute and distinct resemblance if nature. With equal facility, pictures ami mhroidery patterns arc taken, r. ml have received he highest culngitiuis from the fair sex?and, udeed, a more tasteful present for ft lady could lot he produced. This Magic Paper will also mark linen, or ither artides, so as to remain pcifcet.lv indclihle. VII the washing in the world fails to bring it ml. Any child enn ??c it with perfect ease.? iVith this Mn^ic Paper, likewise, one or four :opie.? of evel V letter written e:in lie secured with>ut. any uilditional lahor whatever, making it the hcapest ami most convenient article extant, t is used to jrreat advantage by reporters of he public press, telegraghic operators, and hosts if others. Each package contains four different colors? Hack, Blue, t?recti and ited. with full and prilled instructions, for all to use, and will histsufiiietitly 1 onlo obtain live hundred distinct imiressions. ll is put up in beautifully enamelled colored 'iivclopes, with a truthful likeness of the pro>rietor attached. Eucli and every package warnil ted. Price, $2 ft dozen; or five for one dollar.? 'iui;u! i ;u*Kiig?'R, cents. Mailed to all parts if tlio world on the reception of the above trices. Address, postpaid, N. IIUBBELL, 107 Broadway-, New York. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Hnhhrirk M'lj/ic Impression. Paper.?We reel' our readers lo the advertisement in anolher olninii, Bet lint; forth the merits of this pleasing nd ingenious invention. The cheapness should iuIiicc all to give it a trial.? Philadelphia Merchant. It is unsurpassed for neatness and utility, and hould meet with the sale it richly deserves.? ''ri/tinir. Just what the public has lone desired, nnd oeommends itself to every individual of taste n<l refinement.?Journal and Courier. July 25, 1855. 14 ? 3m 0AS11 MUSIC AND PIANO STORE of HORACE WATERS, no. 333, buoadway, n. y. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY! dUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Notwithstanding tlie combination of music dealrs to keep the prices of lion-copyright music, (/aiu.it the inirestsof natirc conijtosern, and their efusal to extend lo Mr. Waters ihe courtesies of lie trade, he is making immenM sales?having hundant evidence, that he 1ms public counteance and support, in his opposition to ihe great iionopoly, and in his efforts to aid native talent, nd to adopt the national currency. His stock f American and European music is immense, lid the catalogue of his own publications is one f the largest and best selected in the United itntes. lie has also mude n great reduction in lie prices of PIANOS, MELODEONS and Muical Instruments of all kind*. Superior toned J octave pianos for $17C, $200 allu $225. intcinr of as good ijiialitg, and instruments ae strong nd as durable as those which cost $500. Pi nos of every variety of stylo and price up to :10uo, comprising thoso ten different inanufacto ice: among the celebrated modern improved Iorace Waters' Pianos and the fir it premium Eoliau Pianos of T. Gilbert Co."a make, owners of the yEoliau patent.) Srcond-hanled Pianos at great bargaint. Prices from $40 o $160. Mulodeons from five different mniniictories, including the well known S. D. Ac. H. V. Smith's Melodoons, (tuned the equal temperrnent,) the best make in the United States.? 'rices $45. $<50, $75, ? 100, $115, $125, $185, nd $150. Smith's Double Rink Melodeons 200, each Piano and ATclodeon guaranteed. The est terms to the trade, schools, &c: 12$ per ent discount to clergymen and chnrobea. All rders promptly attended to. Mnsic sent U> all arts of the sountry, post-paid, at the reduced ates. General aud select catalogue* and srhedle of prices of Pianos lor warded to any address ree of charge. March, 14, 1855. 47 4m,' 1 1ENRY KWnAXK. JAMRH 1_ OA NTT EWBAKK & G ANT T, DIRECT IMPORTERS OF IARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUWS, Ac 155 MEETING-STREET, ins r?OAITK Tag CHA&l.RSTON nOTKL, CHARLESTON, S. a. m?r 9 47 ly . . Wwmihi BY H. L. BUTTEKFI ELD. CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. April 30 2 ly r* * * ** CHARLESTON DAILY STANDARD, ' A HE LIABLE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL. Single Copies, poruiiniim $ 8 00 Teu Copies, per annum 50 00 i THE DAILY STANDARD contains a Daily Telegraphic Report, a Market Report, and a report of General Information, furnished by the until from every section of the Union. ' It also presents a Daily Report of the Stock Market, the Cotton Market, of the Arrivals) and Departures of Ships, and of the Arrivals of Passengers. Once a week is presented a Comparative Statement of the Receipts and Shipments of Cotton, | Rice and Lumber, at. the port of Charleston, ami I i Comparative Statement of the Receipts and | Exports of Cotton at all the ports of the United I States. < All NEWS, of a personal and political cliarnc- i ter, both foreign and domestic, is given with the | greatest possible promptness ; audio insure this h object, we have secured the services of an able i corps of correspondents. I It ih our spccial object, to publish u NKWSI'A- i PICK, proper. Wc shrink from tlie expression i of no opinion wliicli may lie ilviimii<kif l>y the < subject liefine us, hut as a general principle, pre- \ fer stating facts at the earliest instant possible, t ami to Icuvc it to our readers to form their own opinions. I The coiii-hc of the paper is severely conservn- i tire, first of morality and order; next, of the institutions peculiar to the South; and next, of < the union of the States. Wo resolutely oppose I radicalism, as well in democracy us morals. i One important object in the establishment of I our paper, wus to present n cheap vehicle for in- I formation From this object we have hecn compelled to depart, to some extent ; hilt not to leave it c<utirely out of view, wc propose to sell the paper ut our counter, in packages of Ten, for ' m nun y vviins uiiu ui mill I K.'ll V.Oj?|fS 1?? 1II1V | one of our sulwcrilicB for n year, who will send 1 lie Fifty Dollars. This will relieve us from the ' risks ol collection mid llie expense of mailing so iniiny diflcrcut packages, while it will give to every neighborhood throughout, the State, the 1 opportunity of it Daily Paper at FIVE DOL- ' LARS per annum. L. W. SPKATT tfc CO. ! Aug. 15, 185."?. 17 tf < Ii;irlt sioib Weekly Staiulnrd, CONTAINS ALL TilK MATTKR I'l.'IITISIIKD IN TIIK DAILY, together with The local, J)ot?rslh: ant! / 'orelffti .1 farkr/x?The J'rirrtt Current, inchiifinif tin Hahx <</' Sale for Shirk, Krchonrje, anil Jlaine.itic I'rotlaee?The Shlji/i!?r/ in J'art?The latest Telei/rajihltt Infnrination, ttv., tie. The STAXDAK1) is the only morning paper in Charleston which issues a \VK1?KL\ EDITION*. This Edition if* published every Wednesday Morning, ami hv the evening of the next day can lie received in every section of the State. Price !g"-i?payable invarinldv in ndvntiee. L. W. rf I'll ATT ?fc CO. Aug. 15, 18.r>5. 17 tf Charleston and Floida Steam PacketsUnited Slates Mail Line?Semi-Weekly. Connecting with the New York Steamers each way TUB CAROLINA, L. M. CoxKTTKIt lliaKlrr. will leii ve #?v.?n. V..? ii Afternoon, a I.'{ o'clock, luticli in;; at Jacksonville. Picolata and I'ilatka, on llie St. John'* Uiver; returning, will arrive at Charles ton on Wednesday. The FLOIll I)AtCiiARi.KC Wii.t.v master, will leave on Tuesday Afternoon of each week, al twine hour, and, in letnriiing, will arrive on Saturday Miii niiiw. Due notice will silways lie ??i veil when the Carolina makes an extra trip to St. An- ! ; jMistine. It is only considered necessary to say I | that these hoats have, been built especially <*? ? litis- | trade, and are commanded by the most experienced | navigators. i Fare to Jacksonville ?8 1 Fare to Pilatka ?10 I For Freight or Passagr, apply 0:1 board, at : Southern wharf, or to I JOHN W. CALDWELL, 8f> East Rnv Charleston, Feb It), !Kri3 45 if 8500 REWARD! ! TIIR I)IAll?m(R K ALLR, [ TKSTKD in over lrt.OOD eases of ASIATIC CHOLERA and IK >V EL COM PLAINT, liin never yi'i iilllCII, WIK'II Tl'lvlf Iii llllie, 1!!- | stuntly to relieve ami speedily to cure, l'riee, Am Cents per Bottle. ALSO, J HnmptoiiN V<'S)'t:U>l? Tincture, llnlliuiiu's Anodyne, a great variety of |>??pnlitr I'ati-nt Medicines. I)niL'f, Oils, l'liiinn iri?l Dye Stuffs ; Ton, Coffee, Snjrar, Sejrurs and Tohacc:o, I'owdor ami Shot, Superior Knives ami Razors, J Hooks, A:c., ifcc. SolJ by F. O. 1'AllICS, Greenwood, S. C. : Jan. 12, 1855 37 J y , New and Wonderful Invention. ' WILLIAM STODDARD, PATENTEE. rIMIR Subscriber having purchased tlic (light .JL. for the Slate of South Carolina in the only Machine now invented for UIFTINU ami SHAVING SHINGLES, BARREL HEADING, ?tc., is prepared to soli liic Right of Districts, or single Machine, ht prices suflicienlly low to inakn it an inducement to iiiirnlmaora The Machine being simple in its construction, and is not liable to get out of order, is capable of Splitting and Shaving Two Thousand Shingles per hour,?better than uinile by hand. It ( is portable, and can be worked by baud, horse or i steam power. Ten or fifteen days work of a i Machine will make enough shingles to pay the ( price asked for a single one i Large inducements ure offered to persons wish- | injr to purchase the right of several Districts.? s One of the Machines can be seen iu operation t inlheeity of Augusta, at William If. Goodrich's ;< Plaining Mill, and one also, may be Been in a c short time at Mr. J. White's Machine shop, at Edgefield, C. II. TIIOS. G. LAMAR. Hamburg, April 19, 185-1. 2tfnpr28 CALHOUN & DEVEATJX, BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERS, i 162 RIOHARDSON STREET, > COLUMBIA, S. C., J TIIG undersigned has now on bands and still I receiving a larg9 assortment of new and ti valuable Dooks, together with all other articles I usually kept in Bookstores, all of which he olfeis i ((1 tllP nilkliP nnnn r<monn?K1a 'ni* ,*'-1 r.....V .. r-.. WIIKD. ? IIUIIKIU1 Tor the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on n him, he hope* by close attention to business, to 5 merit a continuance of the 8time. 1< Nov. 2. 1854 29 I 1 Carpentering and Building. THE Subscriber takes this method to inform his friends and the public generally, thnt he is uow prepared with n large gang of good carpenters anu ready to execute with neatness and 1 the greatest dispatch, any job in his line that may be offered. He would also say to the Commiitxionerfc of roads that ho will build Bridges us quick and cheop as any man in the District. Give him a trial if you want good work done quick at a low pricc. B. M. CHEATHAM. \ Worrenton P. O., Abbeville S. C. w Nov. 30, 1854 33 ly 'f For Sale. A FINE IMPOSING STONE, C ft. 6 inches lonjj by 2 ft. 0 inches wide?complete with nwiio. ince ?.ju. a Dnrgaiu cuu bo had ?jy I application at this office. ^ CANDIDATES- J \ST The friends of NIMROD McCORD re- c gprotfully announce him as a Candidate for Sher 0 iff at the ensuing Election. * j O" The friend*of JOHN R. VVILSON.ro- 1 spectfully announce him us a candidate for Tux F Collector of Abbeville District at the ciiBuiug j election. ty The friend*of Capt.S. A. IIODGES re spectfnlly announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing election. %&' The friends of Rev. JAMES MOORE \ would respectfully announce him as a Candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Collector, at t the ensuing election. s ? The friends of W. W. GRIFFIN, r?- t spectfnlly announce him as a candidate fo J Sheriff, at the ensuing election. ^?? prospectus of rHE SOUTHERN LIGHT, A RELIGIOUS JOURNAL, KD1TED BY E- L WHATLEYNDKPKNI>KNT IN KVKRYTIIINM?XKfTRAL IN NOTII 1NO, ANII HKT FOR TIIK DKFKNfK OF WHATEVER. WILL STANH TIIK TK8T OF IlKASON, SCIF.NCK ANI? TIIK HOLY HCRIITUUKS. 'Prove nil th!ii;/st hntdfast that ir/iic/i ?* good." Terms, ?2.00 per annum, in ndvaiiee. W. F. DUUISOE A SON, PUBLISHERS, KLH;I:FII:M> C. II., S. C. SjUCII is the miino ami stylo of a Monthly Periodical, the. puhlicaiton of which we purpose, the Lord willin<j, to cnnimeiieo on lie first Monday in January next. The main li'sign of this Journal is for the discussion of ill subjects pertaining to Christian faith and irnclico. Additional to this, we shall present mcli articles of a literary character, original Hid selected, as will have a tendency to l-rfiue lie taste ami elevate the sentiment of tin- readtig public. l'olit ics also, cousi Vred ns u science, ttid us affecting the principles of I.aw ami tiov- ' nnmeiil, anil more especially the mighty uiovoueats of the nations, ns they work uut llio delijriiKof <>()(!, will claim due aad proper attention. Bnl Polities degraded to the squnhhles of demagogues factions, will he utterly cache wed and ( repudiated. As respects matters purely reli|jious, we shall, ( iif course, atlvoeiite the principles of the Baptist ( L'ommuuitv, as derived from the Scriptures, ind republish from standard and other respectable works, articles pertaining to our uwu Literature ; hut our columns will lie Ojm'ii So all of Every Kaiiic, For the defence and advocacy of their principles, claiming only the right to judge of the suital.lcr.ess of all articles for insertion, and to make inch '-ritieism on thorn us may he decuii-d expedient. In this undertaking we have the satisfaction of announcing that scwral gentlemen of eminent ability and attainments have kindly enpaired to render us occasional assistance. The Journal will contain FORTY PAIJES of reading matter, and such advertisements as our Friends may favor its with, not. inconsistent with the character of the work?making at the end nf the year a neat volume of 480 pages, suitable lor ouioing hi ixmiU form. Witli regard to tin: mechanical execution of 111:* work, we deem the announcement, that this will lie under the direction of the Messrs. Dirui. rok, a sul!ieient. guaranty fur its faithful ami tasteful pel lormatice?ami without further words, encouraged hy the expressions of good will coil promise* of substantial aid fr?>in many fiicnds, wo throw the matter before the people with an nssitraiiee of every eflort to render satisfaction for the support that may he extended to us, and respectfully usk them to let the ' LIGHT" shine. !Li* Our terms of Ruhscri|ilion are Two Dot.i.Ans per year, ill mlrmirr, on receipt of the first iiitinlier. Ministers of the Gospel, of every denomination, who may he tltinhle to comply with the terms, will he supplied with one copy each, on application. IIJ- A list for the signatures of all who wish to encourage the work, may he found at the Post Oflieo, and also at the "Advertiser" Oflieo. (!;/" All letters or eoiiiMiiiiicaiions addressed to undersigned will receive prompt attention. K. L WIIATLHY, /-Miho- ami /'rt'jirirfor. Edgefield, S. ("!., Oct. ii'i. lS.r>5. 27 Southern Quarterly Review. rgilllS I>erioilieal is the only one of its diss n. in the entire region of ifirSouih: audits |>iifr<>s arc referred lo as the best evidence of lh<- | iliilily of (In* So'itli. anil its capacity lo <;ivi> ex |>tcssion In the fiTliiijrs, lht? interest ami ilitclli l'i'bw of this section of our country, lis pur |io>i: is to f:iirly represent ourselves, and not ( inisrepic-cntotl.?rs. It aims to iiiiiintuin th< limli as wc iimierst.iml it, and lo ns>erl iIil-ih Icllcctual im<?|ii:ilily of our Section, while ;ii rt* same time, it will free the* uiiiiil of our pc.'1'lc 1 Irwin ili.it stute of literary thraldom and 1 leney under which they have too Ioiijj laltireu. 1 We claim, then, from all lovers of the Sot:t!< nml ' iiei.ds of a Italy hoiin* literalurc, thai s'-j'port 1 orourWoik which will ettiihle us to {;:'<? a 1 rce course, mol thits make it eminently tvoriliy ' )f the world's uilii'iititioii un?1 our own/?ri?-e. C. .MORTIMKIl, I'liitisher. Office "Southern (Quarterly RevirW," Law 1 ilange, Broad st., Charleston, S. C. 1 The following resolution wns n<I?;>feu 1?V the Southern Com. Convention, held in t'hark-bton in \pril, 18.VI: i Resolved. That the Southern Quarterly Review published in the City of Charleston, hy a uitiveof Virginia, and edited hvouc of the mast lis!ingllishcd literary pei tlcniea of the South. >cin.u the only lYriodicnl of licit. char:teler, rintol and published in tlie Southern State*, md having always dcfeadeil the institutions and nierests of the South, is entitled to the patronage >f the Southern people, ami this Convention arnestly recommend it to their favorable consideration. junnIS T.1, RTEWRUKRY C. II., S. C., Hardware, Faints, Oils, Window CLASS, DRY COODS, CROCKKlICS AC., ()\V offers for salu the largest and most extensive assortment of Coods ever introhiceil in thf up-country, iiiiil guitruiiti'cs the irinch of miy article to 1>p uk low uh miy house 11 Charleston can furnish sneh articles for.? Jnlers accompanied with satisfactory reference ivill receive prompt uttcntion. niul nil goods <lcivered at (lie Depot free of Draynge. All perons visiting the Newberry Cotton Market will lo well to call on me. before selling their produce is 1 have every facility of making them lilierul ilTers for cotton and other country produce. S. T. ACNKW. Newberry C. II., Oct. 23d, 1854. ti!> tf (Li* Independent Press copy three months. EDWARD WESTFIELD, VBBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, SO. CA., RETURNS thanks for post favor?, find reLi' spectfully solicits u continuiinee of the same. , le keeps constantly on hand, of his own manifacture, a Large Apsoivnient. ofSAI)I>LKS, IARNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac. Uso, WHIPS, STIRRUP IKONS t.n?l IUTTS. , Heine a practical workman, he in nr.-nnrrd ?o iinkfc to order all kinds of Saddles, Hiinir*n unil , lilitnry Equipment*. at short notice, and at as , ow prices ax any oilier establishment. Particular attention paid to all kinds of Icpniring. mny-ft JOSEPH WHILDEN, DKALKIl IN 'AINTS, OILS AND GLASS, 1 No. 11 Hayne Street, CHARLESTON, STC. 1 lie keeps constantly for sale, a general assort* . iPllf ftf Puinla n?*A (klla aC nil - 1/ Vindow Glass and Sashes, Hpls, Turpentine. ( pint Gas, Cotton Foot-Gin Fixtures, Glue nnd , {rushes of various kinds. ! Sept. 7, 1854 21 ly Dental Notice. > [\R. R. ADAMS having located himself at In 1 \J dian Hill, for the purpose of practicing Denistry, respectfully solicits the patronage of the itizens of Abbeville, and the adjacent districts, le has had several yeare experience in practice, rhicli makes him feel confident in saying that he an get up as neat a jolt of plAle-work as any ne, and which he warrants to answer all the mr poses mo profession guarantee*. lie also ieatn many diseases or the face and mouth. All persons desiring tlio services of the sub eriber will call ut or address a Ii-ltcr to Ir.diria I ill I*J O. K.ADAMS P. I). S. june 22 LOIJ I S STlRlf, r?r~1 III PIANO FORTE MANUFACn^ Lj'tPj TURER, No. 599 West Baltimore I ? 9U ? Street, Baltimore. Always on hnnd and made to order, from Six o Seven Octave Squaro and Grand Pianos of uperior quality and warranted not to be Buriassed by any manufactured either in thiaeotuiry or Europe. '' ustav larger at Greenwood, Vgcnt. apr 14 13*02 * niE SCIENTIFIC AMERICANEI KVBNTII YEAR. Splendid Enyruvimja and Prizes. rTMIE Eleventh Annual Volume of tliis nsoful I. publication commences on the l?th day of September next. Til K "SCIENTIFC AMERICAN" is an ILLURTKATEI) l'ERIOlMOAI,, devoted chiefly lo the promulgation of information relating to lie various Mechanic mid Chemic Aits, Indusrial Muii ii fuel lire*, Agriculture, 1'ntcut*, Inventions, Engineering, Mill work, ami all intercut* ivliteli the light. ol PRACTICAL SCIENCE it snlculnteii to advance. Rc|xirts of LI. S. I'ATENTS granted arc also lllltlitsllcd every Week, ini:luiliii|> Otlivinl Copied if all the PATENT CLAIMS, together with news ami iiilbriiiutioii upon thousands of other subjects. Tlu? (.'onfri/tulorx to the Seiriifific American ire among lliu most eminent .Scientific and practical men ??f the times. The Kd'torial Department is universally acknowledged to beronuiictL*<1 with great nbilitv, mid In he distinguished, not wily for the excellence ninl truthfulness of itn liscussinns, hut for the fearlessness with which :iror is combat cd ami false theories aro OX' ilored. Mechanics, Inventors, Engineers, Chemist*, Manufacturers, Agiiciilturists, and people of ever}- profession in life, will find the Scirutific' American to he of great value in their respective killings. Its counsels and suggcslions will snvtf them hun<lreds of dollars annually, affording: llieni a continual source of knowledge, the experience of which is beyond prcuniuiy esti-? mate. The fs'cicnrijic Autcricnn is puhlishci] once rt week; every nuinher contains eight Iargvjjnnrto'' pages, forming annually a complete ami sjiion-ilid volume, illustrated with SKVICRAl. I1UN-' 1)1' F.I> ORHilNAI. ENGRAVINGS. Ctfv" Specimen copies sent (illATIS. ZW TERMS.? Single Subscriptions, $2 nJ year, or $1 for six months. Five copies, for si a; months, !?S-I; for a year, 4 For further Club rates and far *f,ilcmciitR of the fourteen large CASH Pit 1ZKS, offered by tile piihlishers, see ?S cicMlific Aw man. Southern, Western ami Canada money, or l'ost (Jllice Stamps, taken at. pjr for BnbBcriptious. Letters should directed (postpaid) (o ML'SN i CO., IQW Fulton Si in I, New York. ?Hessr?. niu.\> ?l ( " , iimvo boon, for many years, extensively onLMged in procuring patents for new invention.-, awl will adviae inventors, without chargeiaregard to the novelty of their improvements. September !5, IbflS. 20 ,f HOSPITAL FOR NEGROES, At . tn;ii?t:i. ??:?. repiiE rn.iers ii'.'M'il wonhl call the attention JL of tin* citi7W's"l* Ahheville and Edgefield District*. to theirI.VHUM AltV for SICK NR(i lt<>KS. ami fer/'lose requiring SL'lttilCAL l)l'KU.\TIHN>. While the cniuplctncss of our liming' meats, vtTvr* to the patient, every eofnfoit. It also t>n."hies ir. to render more ellioieut treatment ti>i-/i">"ie eases, than call generally he Keeuri-d w ordinary private practice. Our special aorrr'nodatieiis for the 'nanageinent of the <J11 lf?'A l< DISEASES OF FEMALES, so common among Negroes, are ample to complete. TEIIJJ.*.? For Nursing, Ilourd and Lodging, per nietf'i ?10. Tuawient?the ordinary rates of Practice. (:,iM?iiuuicnlioiis addressed to us at Auguuta, wi!. f/.vet. with prompt attention. II. F. CAMIT.ELL, Surgeon, 11. C'A.M 1'ltI'il.L, Attending Physician. .Uay Ml, iS.'io. Si tf rilK STATIC < >K SOUTH CA1IOL1NA, A hlu rH'f Itis!rift?,'u t/ir Common J'lcat. Win. 15. ]>orn, ) is. > Attachment. Win. H. Lloyd. ) WllliUKAS, I lie Plaintiff ilitl, on the thirtieth ilny >' June, till? his doclara.inn against lh<! I> -(eni!siiit, who (;>? it is Hiiid) ! ihseni from and without the limits of this State, mil has iii-ithm- w ife nor attorney known within hi' same, upon wh"in a eopy'of the said deelii iition might In* served. !t. is then fore ordered, hat thu said Dclviiduiit. do st|ipi>ar and plead to he said declaration, on or before I he first day of Inly, whieh will he in the year of our Lord iML'lite'll Hundred and I'iliy-Six, otherwise final ind absolute .liiilfrmeut will then he given and awarded mrninst him. MATTIIKW MrDOXAM>, c. r. r. Clerk's Olliee, .lime Jin, 1M>.">. 11 ly STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville J)hlr!rl.?Jit (he Common Plea*. 15. <fc J. Jordan, ) Foreign Attachment. vs. > Met!ownn As Perrin, IM'ITb Thos. J. Ai kins, ) Attorney*. WIIKKKAS the Plaintiffs did, on the fifth day of April, eighteen hundred and fiftyfive, file his di I'laratimi against the Defendant, who, (it is said,) i? absent from and without thn limilti ftf llii? Kliile nii.t ti:,? ifti.fltm* uiITa iiah 'attorney known within tlie snne, upon whom * copy of the said declaration might lie served: It in therefore ordered. tlmt tl??- nuiil Defendant (In appenr ami plead to the said declaration, on or heft>n* tin; sixth day of April, eighteen hundred ami fifty-six, otherwise final uad absolute judgment will then he given ami awarded against him.__. _ . ? ? MATTHEW Mc-DOXALD, c. c. p. Clerk'* Office, April II, 18.1.1 51 ly GRATIS! J U S T I' U B L IS II ED! A KUV DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE! FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL Treatment, without Medicine, of Spermator- ' rhcn, or Loeal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Ixivr Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of the Limbs ami Buck. Indisposition nnd Incapacity for Study and Labor, Dullness of Apprehension"Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society, Ix?v? of Solitade, Ti- * nudity, Self-1 >isinist, Dizziness, Head-Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, A flection of the Kyes, 1'iinples on the Face, Sexual and other Infirmities in man. From the French of Dr B Do Laney. The important fact that these iilurininn mm. plaints may easily be rcinnvd without Medicine, is, in this miiiiII tract, clearly demonstrated; ami the entirely new ami highly .succewftil treatment, us adopted l?v the Author, fully explained, l?y means of which every one. in enabled to cure htn^cif perfectly, and at the least possible coal, ^ nvoiding thereby ull the advertised nostrums of the day. Sent to nny nddrere, gratis, and post free in a sealed envelope, hy remitting (post paid) two postage stumps to Dlt. U. DK LANEY, No. 17, Lispenard Street, New York. Feb. 1, 1835. 41 tim COLUMBIA, 8. C. mlW re. Sarah Fleming and James T. Fleming respectfully give notice, that they liavo purchased and assumed the management of tn? American Hotel, lately so successfully conducted ?y Mr. J. C. Janney. In taking charge of this Establishment, they do to with the intention of using every means that ex[terience and energy will supply, to give entire satsfaction to their patrons, anil promise zealous attention to their comfort. In asking a continuance ?f a fuir portion of niililifl - ? * , uiey ao so wun the assurance that they intend to deserve it. The fable will he supplied wilh every thing that the market affords, served tip in the best manner, snd dispensed by watchful attendants; and the shumbers and parlors will be found always ready Tor thereooptionof guests. SARAH FLEMING, J T. FLEMING. May 11,1853 tf Marble Cutting. OPPOSITE IIARRISON'A HOTEL, COMJ.MBIA, 8. C. r | "M1E Subscribers have on linnd a large assortX inent of Italian and American MARBLE, Monuments nml Tomb Stone* of the lutest and most approved styles, of the best workmanship and as cheap as the mimf kind of material am. quality of workmanship eun be hiid down inColuinbiu froin any other place. Orders from tl?* country punctually attended to. may 19 ly HOTNE Ac SPROWL. Notico to Legatees. NOTICIi is hereby Riven to the Distribute** of the Estate of .ies?r<? Mnddox. d^c'd, (Wit a final Settlement of raid Estnt.o will bd mad? before tho Ordinary of Abbeville District, on fllk 5tli of March, IRftrt. William W. MAnnnv j/eacmiitr 4,'1885. . 33,/* 5 ,*