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THE ABBEVILLE BANNER IS IMTUL1SUBD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. II v DAVIS & HOLLINGSWOUTH, PRO I' R IE TO RS. TfJRMS: Two Oou..\n? per milium, if paiil in advance ; i wo 1 ''>1.1- * lln 1111(1 riktv </k\ is ii iio( wlllllll ix month*, ami Tiiukk D<>:.r.\ufl if not paid bofore the end of the year. All subscriptions not liuiiteil at tho time of suhvrrihiii^, will bo considered lis indefinite, ill.I will li>? continued until arrearages are paid, or al she option of tin; Proprietors. Orders from other Sta'e* must trmirt ally be accompanied with the C'nt/i. Ad/ortiswnants ins.-ripd at 75 cents per Square (12 line.* or less) for thn first insertion, . ami H7fc cent* (breach smIhimjuciiI insertion. All Advertisements not haviu;/ tlio de ired uumb-r 1 of insertion* marked U|?oii them, will be continued until forbid, mid charged accordingly. (. Liberal d-ductions will b? made to those advortiKim; by i'onirant. Transient Advertisement:! must he paid for in advance. For nnuonne.iiii! a Candidate, . ?:{ in advance. For advertising Estrays, 5>-, to bo paid l?y tlm Magistrate advertisine. i PRINTIKQ, Of every Description and in the best style I7\'Pniri'l?ll IT TIIN iMMi'lfP. I JU.Vl'iVU 1.1*1/ XV I 111 IO VII 1VU* Embracing such as IUS1XRU CARDS, HAND iin.i.*, nny size, RCCKlrrS, : POSTKU8, " bill iikaim, j book.*, pami'iii.ktb, brikks, ; blanks of all kinds. tSP" Tlie Proprietors of tlie Aiiiikvii.i.k Hannkr rare their friend * ami the public, that, their oriers for an v tiling in the Job Printintc line wiil executed in the best ninimer, and at us low , j l*s an at. any other establishment. "removal. Bool and Shoo lilauufucti'oy. Abbeville C- H- f IH] Subscriber respectfully . \ I ^ 1 iiinn iiia his friends mid I lie c*aa? | public senetnlly, tlmt lie has | removed t<> i't? Store next, in the | Ij'iwIiuii Hotel, opposite Willsou Ac. William-*' j Htore. where In* is i>repared t-? make to order, j C <r)>iitl<uiieii's HOOTS AND SIIOKS, and ?lso | o IjADIKS* SIIOKS of tlie finest, description, ! u which, for Style. Fit mid Workmanship, lie wur- ! i' rants, cannot be excelled i b lie lias also on liand a larsje n3sort.-1.ent of ] a fino l'unip soled and tine Welted Hoots; also. ? j 01 larijc asHoitinent of tJ-Mitlwnon's and Ladies' : Nil ors. of t.lic neatest quality: also, a larue us- , >1 Kortineut of heavy Sewed flouts ainl IVfjjcd ai I) ?)ts and Shoes, all of his ov.'n in iniifaeture, all , y< ?r which he will sell on aecouimodannir terms. { "I N. H. Two Ne-?ro Lloy-* wanted 10 learn the sc IJoot and Sl.oe trade. Nirnm.AS M,.p.vnv I Feb.'27, 1855. 3:> 11y | >?' M'?% h S'jtof&Mi, !'" GROCERY MERCHANTS, AUGUST A, GA. ! a, WH.I, continue the (ill'M'KRY BU.SI i NivSS IN' ALL I'lS BIlANlMIRS, at U their Ul.l Stmiri tm MUOAD S'l'lltiET, opposite 1 thr IMan'ero* Hot el. If U'lr St-ick of Groceries will, at all times, lie it IhTjIo, tin. a^or.iMOii! co-npk'ic, am) particularly i(lii|>toil lo Planter.*' Trade?a lilical f'lare of fo which wo have so long enjoyed, au>l hojic still | to rcoi-ive. ] WM. M. HE A LL. I? J NO. \V. L. STOVALL. I>i August 2fl, 1P5S. 1'J (ini j HOWAED ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. IXMl.tlll AU-IUIUK.CHKTHt. TO AIiIj FKUSOXS afflicted with Setuitl dis- ' "J pjiMi.-u as si:\u\\\. weakness. im- j u I'otkxce, (joxoruiuka, geeet, syph- w lLIS,<tc.,.t-c. 1'; Til.; HOWARD ASSOCIATION <>r I'hiladel- M pliia, iii view of the mvi'ul destruction of human life. ami health, caused I?y Sexual diseases, and the deceptions which tire prneiised upon the tinform out e victims ol such diseases b y Quacks, iri have directed their consulting Surircon, us a tl\ (MI AUITMH.E ACT w<?rthv of their name, to in give MEDIC Af. ADVICE Gil Vi'lS, to all per- K oils tiius afflicted, ( Male or Fein lie,) who apply b\- l<-iter, (post-pa'd,) with u disc rip: ion of thrir condition, <nge, occupation, habits of life, itc.,) "ii and in cases of extreme poverty and suircrin<j to FURNISH MEDICINES FRKE OFCIIAROE. *1 Tho Howard Association is a benevolent Insti- 11 tuiiou, t-Hiablislied by special endowmnit, for the relief of the sick and distressed, atll '-ted with all " Virulent a:i>l Kpidemic diseases," and its funds ail an be uslmI for no other purpose. It. has now stipplusof means, whicli the Directors have voted to ndvi-rlise the above notice It is need. le?? to ad-' that the Association command* the highr.it Medical skill of the aire. Address, (post-paid,) Dr. CEO. II. CALTfOUX, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, i'hil^de'plr.a, l'n. By order of the Directors, ~ c.a<iw.-v 17. nr. \u it CiIiIj, i rrxmrm. Geo. Fairciiimj, Secretary. ir May 2, 1855. '2 1y U jusr I'UDLIhmko, by the J II0 WA R D AS SO CIA T10 X, f? PHILADELPHIA, PA. I'< REPORT Oh SPERM ATORIUKE \, orSeminal Wcakn-ss, Impotence, the Vice of Oiiuuimn, M^lnrlntioi^or Self-Altuw, nmloiln-r Diseases of the Sexual Orpins, with an account of ihe errors an I deception* of Qu ick?, and vnlMahle advice io the afflict <1. by GEO. R. GAL'- n< IIOUN, M. D.. Consulting Surgeon of the lloward Association, Philadelphia, I'a., a benevolent Institution. established by special endowment, ex for the relief of the vi -l: and distressed, afflicted w with ' Virulent an ! Epidemic Disease*." A CB ?opy of the nbove Report will lie sent by mail ml (in a so iled envelop,) free of charge, ou ihe re- y ceipt of two tluutp* for pontage. :H Address DR. GEO. U. CVLHOUN, j, No. 2 Soutli Ninth Street, ( ? Philadelphia, Pa. u| Dec. 10, 1B53. 34 3 in re A Valuable Plantation for Sale. 11 HXVWG purchased other' Lands more con- ai VfUiient to roe, I desire to sell my *! GRAIN UlDGre PLANTATION, " in the Ctillioun Settlement; ^adjoining lands of Mrs. Parker and Mm. Alston, coutuininir 426 ? Acres. ; , ft IVraons to-T>urchu?eC.nn(iii, -will do u well to- call oir e^ioihis the place, and ? they will find tnyter rotund prico reasonable. ROBT M. PALM EH. 1 ' Abbeville, Nov. 10, 1835. * 31 tf LAND. THE Subsoriber wi?hiug to attend more par- t( ticiil.irly iho practice of his profession offers hi* Fort QJiatlolCe Laud for e;?Ie, adjoining Vienna extending a inilo or more on JSavunnah River, and running noino two miloa buck, containing 7Q0 hiiuUivd or mare acre*; between 300 and 3t)0 uor?t ftrtd Mcond low ffrnuud; one-half the tract ole/vfd anil uitder good fence, wiili convenient. buildings, the balance in well * tembereJ Wood Land. t< NATHANIEL HARRIS. ? November 0, 18ft-r>, 29 tf A Negro Goods. SCIILEYS' GEORGIA' PLAINS, BKOGAN'S. BUjWE'i'S, Ac.?the lar . gest Slock ever broojhfto this place, and will,; be sold for Canh at prices which will coinpara with the JJharlnatpn, Colifc&but. vr" Aognata iuaf-lieu. Call*nd * I CUAMBEIld .& MARSHALL'S. Octol>er 8. .;j vj vjj' tf ' j M ty Pfea* copjfc ,< ^ . g. f Rook IslandCas&eres, Kentucky jkavM': FLANNELS, LINSEY8, /i^OKINpSiiDOMBSTtCai-* l?rg? Stock r ?t ^ C1I AIDERS & MARSHALL'#. -,v 84 ^ ' tf j ? a, ? ?**, | * by a- it' hunt, (j hlttmbiak South Carolina. 7 ' MV ? 9 ly rilOKESSIONAL CAUL)S. W.i\ Davis, Attorney at Law ami Solictor in JSijuity. ' Auiigvili.k, S. C. t Will promptly ntteml to nil husinpuR out runted to | c ip care, lie can ho fountl at tlie oltiee of the : ' Abbeville Banner." July !!8 16 J ^ .II.WIU01. I. II. I.OMAX. W. M.IIADUKN I 1 Wilson, liOmax & Hnddcn, 1 Aliorucys ut Law nnd Solicitors in Equity. [ OFKICtt AT AUIlKVILI.lt C. II. I. rOSTKIl MARSHALL. W. A LER. MARSHALL & LEE. I i VTTORNEYS AT l,\W AND SOLICITORS 1 IN EQUITY, [' ITTili. attend promptly to any business <om- ? ?V mil tod to their cure, ill the Districts of Ab- I leville, Anderson, Luiirens nnd Newberry. c Olliee at Abbeville C. II. n feb. D. 43 ?2in i: JOZIES ?V LIVIXCSTOJT, K ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ? OFFICE Nii.XT UDDIl T3 THOMSON & FAIR, ABBEVILLE C. II. J! I. A. JONM. J. \V. Lit 1 NORTON n .fail. 18, 18.15. 3 d S. HI. <i, Gary, b A T T O R 11 NT E V AT LAW, r OFFICE AT COKRRtirUV. B. C. R ROGERS' IVEKWORT A Xn X A It. 'OK 'I'llIS COM 1M.ETE CURE OF COUGHS. j? COLDS, INKLVKNZA, ASTIIilA, I1IIOM II1TIS, * j 81'ITIINC. OK III.OOII, AM) At.L OTI1KR I.UXU COMPLAINTS i TENDING TO CONSIM P HON. This pre jiaratiun is get t *:? into uso all over our I loiintry. The minteroiis ci's wis r?ci'iv<' fni.n j _ ur various agents, iiifoi-mintr tisof cures effected ' . i their immediate neichborhooods, warrant us i V 1 saving it is one of I lie best, if not the very ! ? est. Cough Medicine now belore the public, fi | lino:it invariably relieves and not tiufrcqiienlly J j ires the very worst, eases. When all other ; ' ough |>re;iaraiioiis havefailed, this has relieved ^ le patients, as Druggists, dealers ill Medieilie, id i'hyMeiaus can testify. Ask tlin Agent in uur nearest loivi, what, has been his experience the effects of ihis medicine. If he hns been sllintr it for any length of time hi- will tell vou IT IS TlIK VISUY lilSST EXTANT." Ilelow we give a few extracts from letters we live teeeived lately regarding the virtues of this ledicme. Dr. i>. S. Oslin, nf Ivnoxville, (lii., says: " I j live heen u.miy your Liverwort nnd Tar very ' ri iletisivelv hi my practice f<>r three years past, ; I"" id it i. with pleasure I slate my belief in its vv iperiority orvr all other article* with which I . ii ini.iicd. for wliieli if it. recommended." '> Messrs. J*it:?H'M,ald &, lienncrs, writing from | ' "nyii"Svillf. N. says: "The Liverwort and ; iir is becoming daily more popular in this conn- | ||( y, and we think jiwtlv so. All who have tried r< speak in eommendulile terms of it, and pay it very l??*n--fl?-ij*l in alleviating the complaints us r which it is recommended." Our Agent in Pickens l)ist.ict,S. C., Mr. S. R. b?* lcK:i!l, assures ns "that he uses it with ureal "3? Mietil in his own family, nnd recommends it to C'H is neighbors.'* lie gives an instance of n Ne ?? woman, in his vicinity, who had been suirerg with disease of the Lungs for years, nt tended I ? itli severe eott'jh, who was relieved by the do iverwoit ami'l'ar. v'l "stlcli arc the good reports wo. hoar of tIiis tno?lilie from nil purls of the South. For u report '' the surprising cures it has performed in the 1 'cstern mikI Northern ami Eastern States, we n" oilld invite llie suffering patient tn rend the 1111 iinphh't which accompanies caeh bottle. To s'4 I, wc say, have hope, have hope! "" TilV T11K MI2DICIXE. ,ie Be wnrn-'d in season, nn<l neglect not that . ugh which in ilaily weakening the constitution, .'j' ritnting your throat and lungs, mid in vitiii<r oil at dread disease, Consumption, when m> sooih ,1,0 % and healing n remedy can lie obtained as Dr !ni?j?crs" Syrup of I.iverwo: t and T?r. AVARK OK COfXTKItKKITS AMI IIA'SK IMITATION'S! The genuine article is signed Andrew Rogers', i tba engraved wrapper around each bottle. IVicc, $il per bottle, or six bottles for ?15. Sold ln' holesaltiaiidretnil.hr SUOVIL ?fc MKAf>, I Chart red ni. btw. (,'onti and Si. I.ouis, N. O. ,,, Sole agents for the Southern Stales, to whom I orders and applications for Airoticies must be "" Idrcssed "b Sold also by Wakiiuw & Lvov, Abbeville, \V. B. (iHtKt'iN. Lonvriiiire'n, ?t. Ij. I'KMX, IVIgWioJil, I. W. Taylor, Anderson, J.J. Bknsox, do. Lt musky <t IIawtiioux, Due Went, mar 30 fit) Cm PROSPECTUS OF raa MirisMii' sum. n IIE rapid strides, mid cniiBtnut udvmirementp r* oftlic-Mge; mid tlie daily increasing dwinimde J r Literature. have induced the Subscribers to ec opose publishing ftt Spnrlnn1iurg Court House. ijK i ilie firsi of .Innunry, 18&(>, A WEEKLY (j? ITERARY JOURNAL, entitled El THE LITERARY STAR, E, Its Editorial management, under the care of M) . L. HOW DEN, will he conducted in a iiinu- ^ >r inni shall not iuii 10 give sausiuciinn 10 ^ rery reader. The greales care will be taken i chronicle the latent mid mo.-t reliable passing . rents of the day. The Literary department ill contain such matter only, us will prove tillertin" and profitable to the render. Selections iitab!e for Sunday reading?Stores for the muig- ? Proverbs for the Old?and in short, it j our determination to present to the public a >urnul that will ho a welcome vWitor in every . inily?n companion for ovcry one. In matters Polities, the Sr a it will be neutrai; but will :tain-the riyht to speak of any palpable wrong ni' may detect i- any party. ,ni Tiik Litkkaiiv Star will be printed in new nd clear Type, and under the mechanical man- ' iement of an experienced Publisher, E. M. HOUGHTON?will vie iu appearance with any {'f nper in South Carolina . In order.to put our paper within the reach of 1,1 veiy orte;" and secure an t*xt<-nKive circulation, will be furnished (containing Twenty-four colinn* 6f reading matter,) at the following un- _ reoedented rates: g. a uiiiiuuiy.iii auvance, ^ l.?*)U 10" " " " " 12 60 ? 20 " *- '? " " 20.00 We' appeal to our friends, and to the friends of ur cause, to sustain u? in our undertaking?exjnd to us a helping hand. Address ft BOWDEN & BROUUHTON, " Proprietors. Spartanburg, C. ii., H. C. November 6, 1856. 29 Notice. 1 LT, persons having demands against the EsX tute of JOEL SM1TJI, deceased, are requested B" > pre*ont them properly attested to the under- ra igned, to whom alMrihoso indebted to the Estate l" re requested to make payment. at A. M. SMITH, ) ,r J. M. PEKRIN. t March 1, 1fitfS. 45 tf Sl t$r" Independent Press copy, P* * 1L L RHYAN , ' " . (UCCBMOB TO tryan <t MeCarter, and Alien Me Carter ?fc Co. o. VOLUAU! AND RCTAIL DKALKK IN glim STATIONERY, Lnyruviiigi, Ac., . 8D ST^kfc;. Af OVK TUB MARKET, .. ^ nnrn ??ni? n ? * - January 11, 1856#V ^ 88 flipa ' TOBACCO AjSCtf ^EGfAES. \ & Particular atunu#n\3Tdif*oS to my b. Stook oC Tobttcco and S?gnrs. Just re- "W dvod t v , Jo ,,10,000 boat Spanish Se^M?. T. 25 Boxea various bnfagrTobaoca from 3 a waMMtofacturers, which will hqraold hs per In- 3a oieei ' V HENRIF^KERR. Ti Maf ,4 6 rW>J . ..4t \ * >4^^ PROSPECTUS. "Will* IT SIIINES FOR ALL. rllE undersigned propose to commence, nt nil early date, in tlio Town of Newberry, he publication of ft Weekly newspaper, to bo ailed "THE SUL'," designed for general eireuution. Its columns will contain tlie news of tlic day, oreign and domestic: and nccurnto review of lie mxrkcts: ji synopsis of the proceedings of Jongrcss during its session : articles on nujioultire, und interesting miscellaneous matter. A lortiou of it, will bo devoted to literature, origiu.1 fttid selected. It is the intention of the undersigned to make 'he Sun uu agreeable mid instructive visitor, dis filing error ami ignorance, und diffusing genial I .1 ud healthy influence;} wherever it-i r?>e may , icnctrnte. It will be politicul, but liberal, owing ? o slavish or servile allegiance to parties or poliiciaus. It will advocate measures, not men; n<I will labor only lor the sueci-r-s of principles, n a word, it wiil be the oryun of no man or lic|ue. It will bo American in tone and sentiictit, yet repudiating nolbiiig foreign, because it ? so; believing and iiiaiutaiiiing tlint the good, lie wine, I lie liouoiable, and uisefiil, are indi- 1 ciious to no clime, nor tlie property of any eculiar people, but arc the common right ol ' ; II. Its aim will be t.o advance, reform and imrove; not to crush, depress and destroy. It Kr >'il! hold tip to Ii;;ht and reflection, the ruthless nd savage deeds and practices of the times; 1,1 pfcliil iillle morals in ull the social relations of UH fe; and scout at all attempts at scribbling l,r lackgtiiirdism. It will be progressive, but not 111 pcklessly so. ,,M Pntert aiding fixed and decided views on the n1' rent (jnestions of the day, it will vindicate the 1"' onor, protect the rights, and defend the cause, "" ud the institutions of the South. 'lL' !( . will imtnlmr in ifj *.f ?>niil rlKnl.vru *l?J mie ulil" political ami literary writer*. e" We promise iniieli, but intend to p'-iTorm it all, iir nd more, if the reading public will give tlio en- 11,1 ;rprise a livejal patronage. TKRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ^ Tiik Srx will be furnished to subsvriWs at no i'2 per atnitini. payable in advance. No paper mi 'ill l>e continued beyond the time for which it paid. All snbt-erip;ioliH and cnHitiinuicutionn tin ii business should ho addressed to the under- en tjned, at Newberry II., S. C. tin SLIDER ?t CROSSOX. Hi January 2'J, I8."?t> 41 th Waiter's 3pcmiol) iHivturc. rSi?' Circal I'urifici* of llic Blood! NOT A I'AKTICI.K OK MKItCl'KY IN IT. for ,<t, the Ajf/icl'il Jict.ul and Ponder! n Infallible Remedy for Scrofula, Kind's Evil, 1,11 Rheumatism, Obstinate Curaneous Eruptions, l'r' Pimples or Post ides 011 the Fare, Blotches, Boils, A true and Fever, Chronic Sore Eves. 11,1 Iv 111 Worm or Tetter. Scald Head, Enluriremeut and P.iiu of the Bones and Joints, Stub born Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders', I.umhni?o. ' Spinal Complaints, ami all Diseases arising . ' from an Injudicious Use of Merettrv, Impru- '"'I' d"iiee in Life, of Impurity of the Blood. pl" This great alterative medicine and Pitlierof lllood is now used by thousands of iirntcI patients from allpaiisof tin* United States, bo testify daily to the rcmaikuMe cures perrineil by I he greatest of ;ill medicines, "CARI,11> v c i> * xt i^'ll itivnrun 11 kt I.H.J .11 n,l|.->ll illi.l I I Ub. invurniirisi, lieumatism, Scrofula Kruptions on ilie- Skin, ~ ivcr IJisense, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, AITcc- . >iis of i lie Kidneys, Diseases of tin* Tlinwt, .'illiile Complaints, Fains and Aching <>f the ones usicl Joints, are speedily put to llight by Jr itiij this profit ami iiiestiinabb- reimily. ^ For all diseases of the lllooil, siothiug has vol en found lo compare with it. It cleanses the jH tl stem of ;>li impurities, nets gently ami efTi- |j,,, :-litly oil tlie Liver n;i<I Kidneys, strengthens |,j., e Digestions, <;ive8 tone lo the Stomach, makes |tt|4 c skin clear ami healthy, ami restored tlie mstiiution, enfeebled by disease or broken wrj wn by the excesses of youth, to its pristine ,,r,j iror and strength. i,, l-'or the Ladies, it is incomparably better than I the eosineties ever used. A few doses of fl,,, \RTF.Il'S SPANISH MIXTURK will remove uj|, I siillowncss ol complexion, brine the roses otintling lo the cheek. Rive ehicticity to the elll p. and improve the general health in a re- ||1(, irkublc degK-e, beyond all the iiiedieiues ever m,| aril of. ^ _ not The large number of certificates which we '] ve received from persons from all paits of the nth lited Staled, is ihe besl evidence that there is :\]| Humbug iiboui it. The press, hotel keepers, 0),| i(listrales. physieiaiiH, ami public men, well \\'i mwu to the cuniinunity, all udd their testimo- C(lj: to the wonderful elfects of this GREAT LOO I) IMJIM FI UK. oh, fall 0!i tliu Agent. ami get a Circular nn?l Al- |t. inae, and read the wonderful citrus this truly the fmtest of all Medicines lias performed. of None g-nuine uii1c.hh sinned ItKNNKTT &. i EI'US, Proprietors. No. :< I'enrl Sit Itiidi- |;|? and. Ya.. to whom all orden* for supplies and cncies must ho addressed. t.i#.i And for sale l?v pi-t. Wll. S. UUEIIS, & CO., Proprietors, j Richmond, Va. e?^ Warduw ?fc Lyon, Abbeville, pri, F. F. Oaky, Cokcshury, F. O. Pahkr, Greenwood, I And Merchants Generally. Sin April 18, 52 1y of I Jarkxo:i Street Hospital nml Surgical '"'J STIRMARY FOR NEGROES, AUGUSTA, GA. HHF Undersigned would respect fully call the ] L attention of Planters tiu.l Slave-owners p,r nerallv. to their comniete mnl osii>miroi..i,.i.. hmeiit iti Augnslu, Gu., for the accomiuoda- *n i 11 of NEGUOKS requiring SUUGICAl. <)1'- ;n.i. IIATIOXS or Treatment in CHRONIC D1S\S F.S. j The lioil<linc is situated on tlie corner of Jack- ?|l(l n and Fen wick Street*, ln*t ween tlie Georgia b?d ]'r: i< Savannah Kail Rond Depots; and in sight j boili. It is therefore convenient for the re- ret. ption of patients from a distance. In its con- UI1(] iiciiou, throughout the entire plan, was kept j view the special purpose to which it is np ed; being furnished with evervthinj which n conduce to the comfort of the SICK. It is pplied witli hot and cold baths and shower LI t lis?and has water-closets in each story to oid fatigue and exposure to tlie patients. It also well ventilated and lighted with gns. ith the constant attendance of experienced vi ilc and female mirsen, the patient will be saved ' " J jeh of the suffering winch too often id the result of unavoidable neglect in the treutmentof r' * egroes in ordinary private practice. n'f" TGI(M>S?For Board, lodging and Nuraing, jj? 1 r month, ?10. For all necewary Medical at- .IB ndancc, Surgical Operut.ons, ?fcc., the same as u ordinary city practice. 1 H. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon, 11,0 II. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician. ftJV May 3, 1856. 2 mtf ?' = an< L- DowelL I It- A- Rogers. IW- D Do we 11. of i >f Georgia of Alabama. of Florida. DOWELL, iVoCCR^ A. CO., "ici FACTORS, enoral Commission Merchants, n,u AND SHIPPING AGENTS, }}j North Atlantic Wharf, riei CHARLESTON, S. C. Ho vEt WE present great facilities for selling COT- (ou ON, hihI especially FLO Oil, WHEAT, CORN, dec id DOMESTIC PRODUCE We make ar- to ngomenU with our interior friends to transact f?c eir business at tho very lowest rate of charge^ W. id pledge ourselves to promptness iu eveiy am Hosnctioii. 1'ri Liberal Advances made ?n Consignments, am riot personal attention to the interests of ouv $2C itrons and voor favor and ii>flurne.? nmwek. u. Ily solicited. ** ceu ETBEsT OF REFERENCE8 GIVEN. XD or<3 August 28, 1855. 19 4m P<" ' rot A. BCIUOT . VfU. P. nOLUKB. "Ic UERTOT A HOLLIES, fr? CommiHion and Forwarding ? ' iVernhnialu, ?? Ho- 4 VENDUE BAHQ? Charleston, 8. C. f| I <?/ i ^ ?R*FKRrNO*S. iKniKBD, MoOhekbt A Co., Charleston, & C. iBffifei't t ?" 'HN Dka\ * do. ?; 8. A T. G. Bmn, da Mxs Gaendknw Co, da iMks Walkbr, Naahvilte, Tenn. ioujm 8. Kksmebv, Iiooiflville, Ky. ' V?t, 33, 18S4 33 J DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELEBKATED ?jcrmait Bitters, HirmtTi nr DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philad'a., Pa.. Wlt.T. l?rrBCTOAI.f.T CllltB LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic or Kervou* 1/ebilily, Ditentra of lh? Ki<lney, and all diieatei aruiny from a dittrcUred Liver or Stommeh. Sll'-ll ?r ConBtipntion, Inwurtl Pile*, Fulness, or Hlooil to tlie lle>ul. Acidity of the Stomach, Niiiiwn, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulnoss or weinht in the Stomach, Sour Eruptions, SiiiUint;, or Fluttering nt the Fit of the itomncb, Swimming of the llrtul, llurri?<l ami (liflii-iilt Urenthing, Fluttering at the ileint. Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in u lying l'ostnre. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before p Siirlit, Fever nm! Dull I'nin in the Head, liwciicy of Perspiration, Yellowness of the win mill Myos, I'uiti in the Hide, Hack, Chest, mile, Ac., Sudden Flushes nf (lent Hurninu in e Flesh, Constant Imagiiiings of Evil, and eat Depression nf Spirits. In attributing such valuable Medical propcr s to thin remedy, no rash, or unwarrantable scrtion is made, but is simply stated n fact ; oven undeniably and conclusively l>y the exlordinary cures, mid benefit* derived from its c. under tho direction of iiH illustrious origini?r, Dr. Hooflaml, among nil classes of Kuroan society and from the immense mass of testi11113', from nil parts of the American continent, cumulated during the last ten years, in the lids of the present proprietor. The prevulce jf diseases 10 which the ( crman Hitters e adapted, it is with sorrow we say it, is almost liversal, indeed there is scarcely a family rnughout the whole extent of our country in liich there cannot be found among its members ........1:... ....11 > ' * uv jm wuiiui rtfim/w u?a untyum itjtjirttrtutrc u?*ting I' diseased Liver, or an etiiuciuted And fiering Dyspeptic. It is used constantly in the practice of a larse iniber of the most, prominent I'hjsiciniisin the IIlitry, who have also added their written lennony, in cvidcncc of its great virtues. In conisiimi ihen, w?- would respectfully auk of all one afllieied with any of the above diseases to i?e the Hitters a trial, aii'l rest assured it will t he regretted. In proof of the statements above ide, all are invited to rend attentively, the Memorabilia," or " Practical Keeeipt Book," 1 Farmers and Families, containing a great sillier of useful receipts, in addit inn to the ti sinny, ill favor of the Kilters, from the most iiminent and well know individuals, in all parts the Union. All Agents, for the Hitters are thorized to distribute the " Receipt Book" ituitously. Principal office and Manufactory, 120 Arch , Philadelphia, Pu. For sale wholesale by Druggists in nil the prin nl cities, and at retail by apothecaries and rekecpers in every town in the United States, J Canada. Waiiiu.aw & I,von, Abbeville. F. F. (Saiiv, Cokesbury. F. <?. I'aiiks, Greenwood. ik>atw!!Ii:?t ?? lfaiiki Columbia. \pril 18, 1 No.-!. 0-2 ly U SET HE A (11(! IMI'U KSS ! O X 1' A PEIi, FOU WUIT1XCS WITHOUT PEN CHI INK. iOl'YlNf? Li-nvi'H. Plants,I"Ih\v?T!?, Pictures, 1 y Patterns for Einbroiderini;, Markinj; LwIndeliMy, iiikI manifold writ-iiiff. Tlii* article I dmolutcly the best portable Inkstand in the 1 uwn win Id?for 11 small <piantity folded and ' ei'it in t!i<> pocket constitutes a travelling .stand, which eaiiimt tin broken. No pen is l iIimI, for any slick, sharpened to 11 point, I ites ripndly an well as the best gold prii in the I verse. For drawing, it is indispensable. It 1 indeed, the whole art of Drawing and I'ainl?taught in one lesson. Any leaf, plant or .ver can lie transferred to the pages nf an mil, wail ii minute anil JTiMmet resemblance' 1 11 :t til re. With cipinl facility, pictures ami broidery patterns are taken, f nd havereceived highest eiilogiuuis from flu* fair sex?and, ecd, a more tasteful present fur a luJy could lie produiicil. L'Iiis Magic Piipor will also mark linen, or it articles, sons to r?mniii perfectly indelible. ' llio washing in th? world fails to brine it . Any child can use it with perfect ease.? ' tli this Mnjric I'iijHT, likewise, one or four ! iif.? of every letter written eau liefi'iiiircil with any additional labor whatever, making it the apest nnil most convenient article extant, is used to great uilvautagc l?y reporter of public press, Iolctfraghic operators, and hosts Others. Cacli package contains fniir different colors? ' ck, lilue, (ireea and Ilcil. witli full and prin- J iu>triictions, for all lo use, and will last sullintly long to obtain live hundred distmut missions. t is put up in beautifully enamelled colored elopes, with a truthful likeness of the pro u?r uLinniicu. i^acii ana every p.ickuge Wiir- ' 'rirc, ^2 a dozen; or five fur one do]]nr.? ' ^e Package*, 25 cent*. Mailed to nil parts the world on the reception of the above ] :cm. ? tddrc.-s, poMpai.l, N. IIUBBEf.L, ] 107 Brondway, New York. i OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. ftthhrlPx Mmjic I)tiprr**ion Paper.?We re- ' onr readers to the advertisement in another 1 mm, Bettiiii; forth the merits of this plpasinir ^ I ingenious invention. The cheapness should 1 nee all to give it" a trial.? I'ltiiutU fjt/iia * rr/nnit. ' t is uustirpn.oscil for neatness and utility, and | uld meet with the side it richly deserves.? ItllHC. u>t what the public lms long desired, and j nimnenris itself to every individual of tusle 1 I refinement.?Journal and Courier. 1 nly 25. l8.r>5. 14 3m ' --- ] CASI1 MUSIC AND PIANO STOKE OK OR ACE WATERS, no. 333, uitOADWAY, x. y. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY! JSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED ItATES. Cot withstanding the combination ofmunic dealto keep the prices of iion-copyriirht music, \in*t the imrcstsof native cotujioKcrK, sud their isal to extend to Mr. Waters the courtesies of iradc, he is making immense sales?having ' ludmit evideiir-c, that he hns public eounte- 1 ice and support, in Ins opposition to the great J ........1.. ...,i i.,., .ir..?,. t.. ?;.l 1 to adopt the nniinnul currency. I lis stock 1 American and European mimic is immense. I ihe catalogue of his own publications in one the largett and best selected in the United tea. He has hIbo mude a great reduction iiv 1 nriccR of PI ANOS, M ELODEONS and Mull Instruments of all kind*. Superior toned i octave pianos for $176, $200 nnu $'225, inte- | of as good quality, and instruments as stronry 1 1 as durable us those which cwt $50<>. Pi- i is of every variety of style and price up to i >00, comprising those ten different mnnufucto i i: among tho celebrated modem improved ' race Waters' Pianos and the first premium < tliuu Pianos of T. Gilbert A Co.'s make, rners of the vEoliau patent) Second-hunl Pianos at great bargains. Prices from $40 $150. Melodeons from five different manutories, including the well known S. D. St H. Smith's Melodeons, (tuned the equal temperent,) the best make in the United Statoe.? ces $46, 060, $75, $100, $116, $125, $185, , I $150. Smith's Double B?nk Melodeons , >0, each Piano and Melodeon guaranteed. The t terms to the trade, echools, <fcc: 1per it discount to clergyman and ohurohea. All !ers promptly attended to. Musio sent to all ts of the uountry, poet-paid, at the redneed en. ucnrrst una leientcsuKwagi ana irneaof prices of Piano* forwarded to any address i i of charge. rtaroh, 14, 1855. - 41 4m i IBT KWBANK. J A MRS t? OAHTT EWBANK & GANTT, DIRECT IMPORTERS OF lRDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, kt 186 MEETINQ-8TRJ5ET, 155 ORITB TUB OnABI.KBTON UOTKL, CUARLKSTON, R. (V Bar 9 47 ly BY H. L. BUtTJSBFIELD. CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. VprU 30 3 jy CHARLESTON DAILY STANDARD, A RELIABLE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL. Single Copies, per annum $ 8 00 IVit Copies, pur annum 5o 00 THE DAILY STANDARD contain* a Daily Telegraphic lleport, a Market Report, and a report of General Information, furnished by tlio mail from every section of the Union. It also presents a Daily Report of the Stock Market, the Cotton Market, of the Arrival* 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, and a Comparative Statement of the Receipts and Exports of Cotton ut all the ports of the United Stat cs. All NFjWS, of a personal and unlitical nharnc tor, both f<>r<-ii_'n and iloiiies>tict if given with the greatest possible promptness; and to insure this object, we have secured the services of un able corps of correspondents. It is our special object to publish u NEWSPAI'Hll, proper. Wc shrink from the expression of no opinion which may be <lcm:itidcd by the subject before us, hut as n general principle, prefer stating facts at the earliest instant possible, ami to leave it to our readers to form their own opinions. The course of the pnper is severely conservative, first of morality ami order; next, of the institutions peculiar to the South; ami next, ol the union of ibe. States. We resolutely oppose radicalism, us well in democracy as morals. One important object iu the establishment of our paper, was to present, a cheap vehicle for information From this object we have been com pellcil to depart, to some extent.; but not to leave it entirely out of view, wc propose to sell the paper at. our counter, in packages of Ten, for Twelllv Cents, ami to mail Ten ?.? n..?. olio of our subscribers for n year, who will semi lie Fifty Dollars. This will relieve us from the risks ot collodion ;un! ihe i'X|>ciisp of mailing so liliiliv dilli-rent packages, while it. will give In every neighborhood throughout the State, the i |i|iortunily of it Daily Paper at FIVE DOLLARS iter annum. L. \Y*. SPRATT & CO. Aug. 15, I8r>5. 17 tf Cliiii'lvxloii WtM'kly Standard, CONTAINS ALt. Till-: MATTKIt ri'llTISUEU IS THE IiAILY, together with The Local, Doinrntie and /""orrii/n Market*?Tin J'riem t'nrrvnt, inrliidini/ the Katex of Sale fur Stock, Kfhnngr, ami /tomcat ir Produel'?The Shi/ijiinif in Port?The luteal Telri/rojihie Jnformation, il'i\ itf., iL'c. Tim STANDARD is the only morning paper in Charleston whieh issues u WEliKLY EDITION. This Edition is published every Wednesday Morning, ami l?v tlm evening of tin: i;ext tluy can he received ill every section of the State. Price !$'-?payable irivariahlv in advance. L. W. SpRA'lT CO. Aug. 15, 1955. 17 tf Charleston and Floida Steam Packets United Sliilts Mail Line?Sriiii-V.iekiy. Connecting with the Nrw York Steamer*each icay <???*&> T1IE CAROLINA, L. M. CoxETTKll master, will leave every Sat ~~Zi " [ ;y AftCMUlin, Hl.'j o'dock , toilell ing ?' Jacksonville, l'icolata and Pilutka, on the St. Joltu't- Hiver; returning, will arrive ut Charles, ton on \Veilite*<lttij. The FLORIDA,Ciiaiii.kc Wii.i.v master, will leave on 7'uextlay Afternoon of each week, ul KiniR hour, hikI, in returning, will arrive on Salunlay Morning. Due notice will alwayp he given ivheu the Carolina makes an extra trip to St. Augustine. It is only considered necessary to say that these hunts have been huill especially forthh Lr>tde,and are commanded hy the most experienced navigators. Fare to Jacksonville Jgfi Fare to Pilutka $10 For Freight or Passage, apply oil hoard, at Southern wharf, or to JOIIN W. CALDWELL, 80 East Hay Charleston. Feh 10, 1853 45 tf $?09 REWARD! THE DMKKIMEA KILLER, rfilESTUD in over lo.Otlii cases of ASIATIC II CHOLERA ami DOW Eh COM PLAINT, lias never yet failed, when tried in time, inituntly io relieve nuj speedily to cure. Price, ill Cents jier Dottle. AI-SO, Hampton's V?>g4?lnt>lc Tiuctnrc. Hoffman's Anodyne, it groat variety of popular Patent Modiciiu-s. )?rii'.;s. Oils. Phmhh n-nl Dye itnlls; Ten, C'olb-e, Sugar, Sejjars anil Tobacco, Powder and Shot, Superior Knives and Razors, lioilks, &e., ?tc. Sold by F. G. l'AK ICS, Greenwood, S. C. Jan. 12, 1 P.r>5 37 ly New and Wonderful Invention. WILLIAM STODDARD, PATENTEE. 1"MI K Subscriber having purchased the Uiglit for ihc State of South Carolina in the only Machine now invented for UIFTING and WAVING S'!IXGLKS, IfAUUKb IIHADING, Ac., is prepared to sell the Kight of Disriets, or single Machine, at prices sufficiently ow to make it all inducement to purchasers. The Machine being simple in ila construction, ?nd is not liable to get out of order, is capable ?f Splitting and Shoving Two Thousand Shingles per holir,?belter than made by hand. It s pin-innie, ami can ue worKeu i>y iuiiki, nurse or iteain power. Ten or fifteen days work of n Machine will make enough shingles to pny the >rico asked lor a single one Largo inducements are ottered lo persons wishnu to purchase the right of several Districts.? Due of the Machines can he seen in operation a file city of Augusta, at William H. Coodrich's Plaining Mill, ami one also, may he Been in a short time at Mr. J. White's Machine shop, at Edgefield, C. II. TIIOS. G. LAMAR. Hamburg, April 19, 1864. 2tfnpr28 CALHOUN&DEVEAUX^ HOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERS, 162 RICHARDSON STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C., THE undersigned has now on hands and still receiving a large assortment of new and valuable Books together with all other articles usually kept in Bookstores, all of which he oflfeiH to the public upon reasonable terms. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on liiin, he hopes by closo attention to business, to merit a continuance of the same. Nov. 2. 1854 29 Carpentering and Building. THE Subscriber tnkcs dim method to inform his friends and llic public generally, that he is now prepared wilh a large gang of gi?od carpenters and ready to execute with neatness niul Lite greatest dispatch, any job iu his line that may be offered, lie would aloo say to the Commiptiionerb of roads that he will build Bridges us quick and cheap as any man in the District, liive him a trial if you want good work done titiick at a low ptice. B. M. CHEATHAM. Warrenton P. O., Abbeville S. C. Nov. 30, 1864 33 ly For Sale. A FINE IMPOSING STONE, 6 ft. 6 inches long by 2 ft. d tnolies wide?complete with frame. Price (30. A bargain can be had by application at this office. C ANDIDATES* QT The friends of NIMROD McCOItD' re mectfuDy announce him as a Candidate for Sher ill at the enduiug Election. * UJ* The friend* of JOHN R. WILSON, respectfully announce him as a candidate lor Tax Collector of Abbeville District at the enauing election. Qp The Mend*of Capt.S. A. HODGES re spectfully announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing election. far The friend* of Re*. JAME8 MOORE would respectfully annouuce him as a Candidate ft>r re-election to the office of Tax Collector, al the ensuing election. The friends of \V. W. GRIFFIN, respectfully announce bhu as a candidate fo Sheriff, at the ensuing election. PROSPECTUS OF 1 THE SOUTHERN LIGHT, A RELIGIOUS JOURNAL, KDITED BV r ? L WHATLEY. INDEPENDENT IX KVKKYTIIINU?NEUTRAL IN NOTII INO, ANI> BUT KOU TIIE DKKKXO; OK WHATEVER J WILL STAND TIIK TK8T OK REASON, SCI- (, KNCK ASK TIIK HOI. Y SCRIPTURES. |{ "Prove all thingn, litilil/ant thai xrhich is good" |j Terms, $'2.00 per annum, in urivanee. " W. F. DURISOE & SON, PUBLISHERS, c EUli Efr'IKL1) C. II., 8. c. J) (jj^UCII is the nriiiio and stvl? of u Monthly ^9 Periodical, tlie pnhlicaiton of xvliicli we 8| purpose, llie Lord willing, to commence on the first Monday in Jauiiiiry next. The main n design of this Journal is for the discussion of all subjects pcrtuiiiiiifr to Christina faith anil practice. Additional to this, wc slinll present ^ cucii uriicicR 01 n mcrnry diameter, ongimu 0 mid selected, as will have a tendency to r?-fine the tuple and elevate the Ht-ntinicnt of the readilit; public. Politics also, oonsi 'ered as a science, ami as afTVeting the principle*of Law and CJovernincnt, and more especially the mighty move- ^ infills of the nations, ns they work out the denigiip of (!od, will cl-tiin due and proper attention. ^ lint Politics degraded lu the squabbles of dema- ^ go^ues factions, will be utterly eschewed and (| repudiated. (| Ak reHDCCts UMtlorft nnrulv rolitfinnq. wr shall. I of course, advocate the principles of the Baptist |( Community, ns derived from the Scriptures, ami republish Irom standard ami other respecla- w bio works, articles pertaining to our own Literalure ; but our columns will be ,] Open lo sill of Every IVaiiiCt 1 For the defence and advocacy of their principles, claiming only the right lo judge of the suitableness of all articles for insertion, and to muke y such criticism on them as may be deemed ex- ? pedicnt. In this undertaking we have the satisfaction t! of announcing that sev^rnl gentlemen of emi- tl nent ability and attainments lwve kindly engaged t?? render us occasional assistance. 1] The .loiirmil will contain FORTY PAGES of ti reading matter, and such advertisements as our friends may favor us with, not. inconsistent with the character of the work?milking at the end of the year a neut volume of 480 pages, suitable for binding in hook form. Willi regard lo ilie mechanical execution of " the work, we deem the announcement, that this I' will lie under the direction of the Messrs. Dual- * sok, a sufficient guaranty for its faithful and ? tasteful pel formancc?and without further words, encouraged by the expressions of good will and promises of substantial aid frotn many fiicuds, we throw the matter before the people with an ' assurance of every ellbrt to render satisfaction j for the support that may lie extended to us, and respectfully ask litem to let the ' LIGHT" shine. ID* Our terms of subscript ion are Two Poi.- . I. Alts per year, in mlrnurr, on receipt, of the first number. Ministers of the Gospel, of every de- '1 noiiiiualion, who may lie unable to comply with ' the terms, will be supplied with one copy each, . on nimlicatiou. 1 (1 i' A list for 111? "ijiKjiSjirrs of ;>ii who wish j to encourage (lit; work, may he found at the g Post Ollice, ami also al the 'Advertiser" Oflice. ' H i" All letters or cotiimiiuicniioiis addressed ' to undersigned will receive prompt attention. K. I . WIIATI.F.Y, 1 1 Jul i I or (mil J'ro/irirtor. ' K.lgefield, S. C., Oct. 2a. 18f>5. 27 , Southern Quarterly Review. fHllllS Periodical is tlic only one of its elas* JA. in tin? entire region of the iSonlli; and il=? ' i pages it re referred to as llm best evidence of the I ability of the South, and its capacity lo give expiession lo the feelings, the interest and intelligence of this section of our country. Its pur | pose is to fairly represent ourselves, nnd not to misrepresent, others. It aims to iiiaiultiiii slit tiutli as we understand ii, ami to as>crt the in telleelual iueipialily of our Seetimi, while at tlit same time, it will free the mint! of our pcoplt 1 from that slate of literary thraldom and liepeu * ilclicy under which they have ton lonjf labored. 1 We claim, then, from nil lovers of the South and 1 friends of n Hilly home literature, that support 1 for our Woik which wdl enable us lo give it n 1 free course, and thus make it eminently worthy 1 ol the world's adiuiiatioii and our own*pride. C. MORTI.MKU, Publisher. 1 Ollice "Sonlliein (Juurteily lltvicw," Law 1 Mange, Broad st., Cliurlrelui:, S. C. 1 The following resolution wns adopted l>y lli* Southern ('urn. Convention, held in Charltt>lon in ~ April, 1854: i Resolved, That the Southern Quarterly Review published in tlie City of Charleston, l?y ft native of Virginia, nni! edited hy one of the most ' ?lin:inmi>nhed lit* rary tei tleinen of the Soutli, , being the on'y Periodical of lluit character, printed and published in the Southern Suite", and having always defended the iiiMiiiitinui> and interests of the Smith, id entitled to the patronage I of the Southern people, and this Convention earnestly recommend it to llieir favurable consid- I oration. i jnnu 15 i 8. IT. ; XEW1I?UKV C. f Importer and Dealer in -j* Hardware, Paints, Oils, Window ( LASS, DRV GOODS, GROCERIES AC.. NOW otFers for sale (lie largest and most ox- ~ tensive assortment of (joods ever introduced ill the up-country, unil guarantees the prices of any article to lie us low as any house hi Charleston can fi<rmsli sneli articles for.? Orders accompanied with satisfactory reference will receive prompt attention, and all goods delivered at (lie Depot froo of Drayage. All per- H Bona visiting the Newl?erry Cotton Market will S do well to call on ni? before selling their produce ? an 1 have every facility of maUiiig them liberal ' oilers for cotton and other country produce. ? S. T. AG NK\V. " Newberry C. II., Oet. 23d, 1854. 52'J tl v O" Independent Press copy three months. EDWARD WESTFIELD, ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, SO. CA., y RETURNS thnnka for past favor", and re- ,| spectfully solicits a contiuiianee of the same. ? lie keeps constantly on hand, of his own man- u ufactiire, a Large Assor inciit of SADI'I.KS, j, HARNESS, liRlDLES, MARTINGALES Ac. a AIbo, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS Hid Illl'TS. ti Being a practical workman, he in prepared ta make to order all kinds of Saddle*, ilarnees and gl Military Equipments. at Bhort notice, i J at as ? low prices as any oilier establishment. Particular attention paid to all kinds of Repairing. niay-5 JOSEPW WTTTT/nF.W. 4 DEALER IN j PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS, j No. 11 Hayno Street, * CHARLESTON, S. C. H m He keeps constantly for stile, a penernl a?M>rt* p merit of Paint* and Oil* of all kinds; Varninliest js Window Glass and Sashes, Spts, Turpeiiline. t( Spirit Gas, Cotton Foot-Gin Fixtures, Glue and 0 Brushes of various kiuds. x\ oepi. t, IPD4 21 ly l| Dontal Notice. a DR. R. ADAMS having located himself at In c dian IIill, for tho purpose of practicing Den- r tistry, respectfully solicits the patronage of the citizens of Abbeville, and the adjacent districts. He has had several years experience in practice, which makes him feel confident in saying that he can get up a* neat a job of plate-work as any one, and which he warrant* to answer all the purposes the profession guarantees.' He also t treats many diseases of the face and mouth. All persons desiring the services of the suh j scriber will call at or address a letter to Ir.dina , : Hill P.O. R. ADAMS D. D. S. , juiifa 22 ( LOUIS 8T1RIV, 1 PIANO FORTE MANUPACPHil TURGR, No. 539 West Baltimore I \J U 8 \J JJ Street, Baltimore. i Always on hand and made to order, from Six > to Seven Octave Square and Grand Pianos of . superior quality and warranted not to l>e sur- 1 passed hy any manufactured either in tbiscouu- 1 try or Europe. Gustav Jaeger at Greenwood, I Agent. > , ?pr 14 'HE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. 1 eleventh yeah. i Splemlid Engravings ?m! Prizes. I I^IIE Eleventh Alifiunl Volume of lliin useful I publication commences oil the I7ll? day of 9 leptenibcr next. a THE "StUKNTlFO AMERICAN" is hii IL- I iUSTHATED PERIODICAL, do vol oil chiefly E i) the promulgation of inftiriitntitni relating to I lie various Mechanic and Clioinio Aits. Indus- I rial Manufacture?, Agriculture, Patent*, liiven- I ions. 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Ml'NN ?t CO., have been, for lauy yen is, extensively engaged in procur'ing at cuts for now inventions, itini will udvisc in. ii tors, without i-harmj ia ngiiid to this novelty f their improvements. September 8, lh?5. 20 tf HOSPITAL FOR NEGROES, At Aii^iiota. Cast. rllE Umloraignutl would nail the attention ??f tlie nil izeiis of AMii-vil.r and Kdjefielri )istriet?, to tln-ir INFIRMARY forMCK NEIKORS. mill f>>r thus-e i*c<|uirii<j; Sl'lUilCAL > DERATIONS. While tin- <niii|iktliiss nf our rriing' mollis, oilers to the \>:iii?-nt every eom;>rt. It also enables us to n-iidiT iium-: i flicient reatinent to elliouic casts, than eati ceiinrallr e nocuri-d in ordinary privn'e pracieo. Our "tci-l accommodations for the 'iiaiu-i;i*iueut of he CHRONIC DISEASE* OF FEMALES, i> common anion;; Negroes, arc ample to coindele. TERMS.?For Nursing, Hoard and Lodging, icr month $10. Treatment?the ordinary rates nf Pi-nctie?. Communications addre>*ed to us at Auguuta, rill meet with prompt attention. II. F. CAMl'HKLL. Surgeon, It. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician. May l<), 1S">5. 3 tf ('UK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville Jtirtricl ?In t/te Common I'lrai. Win. I). Dorn, ) vs. > Attachment. Win. li. Lloyd. ) WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the thirtieth duy or Jimi, 1 s:.:., tile liis deelaraioii against tlie Defendant, who (,i? ii is said; id loseut from and Withnul the limit* of this State, nil has neither wife nor attorney known within lie same, upon whom a eopy of 'lie said decl*ation iniiMit he served. It i.-" tlier- f>?re oidererl, hat the said DeU-ndaiit do appear and plead to he saiil declaration, on or before ilie Jilxl day of >my, which will lit; iit tlii> year "F our Ijord riijjlitceii Iltmd'od mid Fili_v-Six, otherwise final mrl absolute Judgment wiil then be given And iwurdcd again* t liiiil. MATT 11 K\V M? DONALD, c. c. p. ClrrkV Oltivc, .Iniit1 liil, II 1J 5TATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville JJislrir!.?In t/ir Common Pleua. U. ?fc J. Jordan, ) Foreign Altiu*1?iiient. vs. I MrWowan ?fc lVrrin, l'l'fTw Thos. J. Atkins, ) Attorneys. Will*. UK AS the Plaintiffs ilid. oij,.11)<< Jifth day of April. Imndrrd and fiftjfive, lib? his .l.-fj-.i-itn-il against I he Defendant, ?'tiu, (i< is said,) :'s iit.fciii Iri'in ami without tint limith of this Slate, nnd lias neither wile nor uttorney known witliin tlie same, ii|ion wlmm a copy ol tlii* said declaration might he ner*?!: It is therefore ordered, thai the said Defendant ilo appear and |>lcud In the said dcrduriition, * i?r before the sixth day of April, eighteen hundred and filly-six, otherwise final and nbcoiut* ni_'"ii?eiit will then be given uhd awarded agaiuat Clrrk'H Office," April x'qV ">f T. GRATIS! J US T P UD LIS II E D! KLW DISCO VERY IX MEDH'IXE! FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL Treatment, without Medicine, of Sji>*nn:itoricn, or Local Weak net"#, Ncrvi.un Debility, Low piriiH. Lassitude, Weakness of tlie Limbs iind luck. Indisposition and Incapacity for Study and liilwr, Dullness of Apprehension, Loss of Mftnrv, Aversion to Society, I*ove of fcoitude, Tiwlity, Self-Dislrust, l)izzinr?y, llead-Aclic, Iholuntary Discharges, Pains in ihe Side, AlVectio* f tli?* Eve*, Pimples ?>ii the Face, Sexual ?ud iher Infirmities in man. From the French of Dr- B De LaneyThe important fact tluii these nl.irminjr r.?mlainls may eai-ily be removal without Medicine, , in this small tract, clearly demountrated; and tie entirely new and highly purcciwfid treatment, s adopted by the Autliur, fully explained, by leans of which every one is enabled to cur* imcelf perfectly, and ut the least i>onail.l? ?*i voiding thereby ull the advevtiued nostrums of he d?y. Sent to any address, gratis, and pout free in a ealed envelope, by routining (jm.si pnid) two post' go stump* to Uli. B. I)K LANKY, No. 17, Libpennrd Street, New York, Feb. 1, 1855. 41 fiin COLUMBIA, S. O. t Mrs. Sarah Fleming mid James T. Flein* ing respectfully give notice, thut they hare urchused and assumed the management of the American Hotel, lulely so successfully conducted y Mr. J.C. Junney. In takingch>trgc of this Establishment. they &o ? with the in tent ion of using every mean* that ex* erietice and energy will supply, to give entire satifuction to theirputrouH, and promise zealous at* pntion to their comfort. In nuking u coniimiance / f u fair portion uf public support, they do &o with he assurance that they intend to deserve i|. The tuble will be supplied with ofory thing'hat he market affords, served up in the best manner# nd dispensed by watchful attendant* ; and the hambera and parlors will he fonntl always ready or the reception of guest*. SARA!! FLEMING, J T. FLEMING. . May 11, 1853 lf Marble Cutting. orpoeitb Harrison's iiotrl, Columbia, ? rllE Subscriber* have on hand a Urge ment of Italian and American MARB""} lionnmanta ? j ? ** ?miu omu atone* of tl>elate?*"P" no*t approved stylef\ of the l>esi workman""'? ind m cheap as the same kind of material anfc ^ piality of workmanship onn l>e luid down in y umbia from any other place. Order* from lountry punctually attended to. t may 19 ly BOYNE A. SPROWI* Notice to Legatees. ]%T0T1CE is hereby given to the D^riboU* of the Estate of Jeiwe Alnddox, drCO? " fl"al Settlement of paid Estate will be m* before tlie Ordinary of Abbeville District, on t?? 5th of March, 1866. ,4. WILLIAM W. MADDOX, Ad#r? December 4, ISM.- 33 ^