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THE ABBEVILLE BANNER is PunusuKO EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. IIY DAVIS & HOLLINGSWORTH, i? u o p it i e T o it s. TERMS: Two Doi.i.au** pi-r aniMnii, if pu'ul in advance ; Two Doi.i.hhb aii'l I'iktv Oi:sts if not paid within BIX niOlltll*, nil.I I IIKKi: I/OI.I.AIIH II lll>[ I'.llil DO- I fore tin? I'li'l of the year. All sulisriiiitinns not i limited "I l!i? limu of ."iibscriliin^, will bo considered in indeiinite, and will l>? continued until arrearages arc paid, or at tin? option of tlie Proprietors. Orders from other States must invuri a'jh/ be accompanied wiili the L'<t*/i. Advertisemanla inwrlcd at 7."> cents per Square (12 lines or It-ss) for llin first insertion, and I>7 A cents for each solneipient insertion. All ' Advertisements not. having tlie ile ireil number | of insertions 111 irlicd ii|ion them, will lie coutin- ; uoil iintil fotbi I, iiii'i e!i:iri?e?l accordingly. Liberal deductions will Ik: made to those ; advertising by Contra"!. Transient Advertise- j meats m ist lie paid for in advance. For miMoimciirr a Candidate, All in advance. l'<?r i?'ivfriisiu:j r.srrays, 5:, 10 uo paid oy ui" | M 14istr.1t > advertisim;. PRINTING, Of every Description and in the best stylo I exkol'Tkd at this offick: Kmhnu-ing siN-h as B?t3ixK<s cauks, iiANi> 1111.1.S, any size, I RKeKIIMVi, : I'OSTKRS, " nu.r. I IK MIS, I ItitOKS, I'AMl'III.KTS, huikcs, | ni.asks of nil kinds. Tiie Proprietors of the Ai:?i:vrr.i.r.I?.\NXKit | Assure their friends and tin; public, Hint their or- ; decs lor any t.hinij in the Job Printing line will he executed in the best, manner, and at. us low ratc.i .is! nti miv* oilier establishment. Blacksmith and Gunsmith. TilK ilinlersiiiieil, nt lii< ?>lil ^ 1 stand, ne:ir A. I .Us ui's plan". ?? /Q ! 082^^2 w ill oiitimie his hii-iiivss. All j work entrusted to him, will be promptly ut- j leti<li-<] 10. Civile will also Repair ("LOCKS, if brought j to him. 1 fxV'' All new work Warranted. A. BL'TI.RR. j Jan. 1, lSfiH. 37 !lm CHAMBERS & MARSHALL- I aiir now srru.iiK of GOO?S, ! C10\S|STI.\<S of l'laiii ami l'anov French | > I>i: 1. VINKS. French ;<ii 1 MF.KIN'OF.^, ISI'k ami <\,!\1 AU\U\\S. I?.'k ii ii >1 Faiiry SI I.ICS, I'Mli <M.O \!\S i i (rp'al variety, Knilii'iii'.k'i'it"', (.il iVes, llo-icrv, ito. Onioln-r 3. ai " tf _V&" * c?!>y __ % & 'ilj'L k Zfj[)?AVJj, grocery mwmm i AUGUST A. GA. Wir.i the- hitsi. NK-S l\ A I.I. ITS I'.IJANCIIKS, ?i tltoir < )l I Siitri ! (hi IJllU \I> STUIOIiT, opposite tlio Haulers' I. Our St. ink of l!ro,:i,ri?,.'i will, at all times, ho j lariat*, til- :i?ul'!iii>vil complete. ami particularly j ndapte.i Planters' Tra<le?u iilieral share of j wh'cli we have so long enjoyed, ami lmpe Mill i to rca -h e. WM. M. 15KAI.T.. I NO. \\*. L. STOVALL. August l?j.>. Ill I'm HOWARD ASSOCIATION j j ruir.vnKMMiiA. i ?i}>orla?t Asinoiiiicemmi!. 0 AI.I. I'RItSON'S :il)!ietcil with Sexual ?hs- J . ea-e. such n.< SUM IN \L WHAKNKSS. 1 M- ' l'OTKNCK, COXOUUIKKA, GI.KMT, SV I'M- | 1LIS, A,;.. The I1OWA110 ASSOCIATION- of riiihtdol- ! phia, in view ol" the awful tleslru'-lioii of hiiiuan I life and health, cast.-'lid 11V Si-xtlill <lisoas?-s, and j the deceptions which arc practised upon the tin. j fortunate victims ?>t such diseases by (Quacks, j lmve iliivi'inl their eonsttltiiijj Siir^on, as u Oil A I' IT A HLK ACT worthy ??F their name, to >jiv? .M KDK'A Ii A l> V K K (J It ATI S, to all persons tlnn alHicted, (\Iale<>r Fcw-dc.) wlm applv by Idler, (p-jst-paid,) with a discrip:iou of lln-ir condition, 'n^re, occupation, habits ??f life. <te.,) Bill! ill cases of extreme poverty anil sufTciin-r |(? 1TKNHII M131 >101 NHS l-UKH OK (MlAKC K. The Howard Assiniu!ion is a benevolent Institution, established l?v special cn<iowm>-ut. for the relief of thesick aii'l distressed, a 111 ctcil with " Virulent ami I",p';de:nic diseases," anil its finiils can lie used lor no other purpose. It has now ? siipjtliic. of mentis. which llic Directors have votcil to advertise the ah ive notice ll is needless to ail1 that the Association command j the highest Medical skill of tile ? ??. Address, (post-paid,) Dr. (?KO. 11. f'.VMIOI'N', r\ 1?-?v? ti.........i I>I.:I ? <lc'|>hiit, I'.i. By o-il-r of the Director-*, FZIiA 1). HKAUTWKLL, Prohlmt. (?e->. F.wuemi.n, Se-rrlnrit. Mny 2, I8.r?">. 2 1y Jl'sr l'EliMMIKII, DV THE II 0 W A 11 D A S S 0 CIA TI O .V, P 11 1 L A I) F. L PI1IA, P A. T) EPORT on SPF.llMATOlMilKK \. or Semli in I Woaku !*.?, Impotenee, the Viet* of Onanism, M *3tuil>.it inn, or Self-A huso, ami other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, with an account of the errors aii'l deception* of tiuiciis, ntid valuable ml vice 1 c> ihe ntllict- >1. hy liKO. li. CALHOUN. M. I>., Consulting Surgeon of the Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa., a benevolent Institution, established hy special cndwmeiil, for the reliof of t!ie. sir); ami distressed, atllictcil with ''Virulent and Epidemic Disease*." A copy of Ihi* above It.-port, will he sent by mail (in a so *1*4(1 envelop,) ?f chtiryc, oil thereaeipt of f.cj xIhjh/ix for postage. Address DK. (iF.O. It. CALHOUN*, v . ? u,...u. v:.,.i. 4 Philadelphia, Pa. Dee. 10, 1835. 31 _ 3in A Valuable Plantation for Sale. H AVI NO purchased other Lands more convenient to iiip, I desire to sell my CHAIN ItirXiE PLANTATION, in the Calhoun Settlenii-nl, adjoining lands of Mrs. Parker ami Mrs. Alston, containing 120 Acrea. Persons wishing to purchase Lands, will do well to call on mo ami exmnitie the place, and ihey will find my terms and price reasonable. ROUT M. PALMER. Abbeville, Nov. 16, 1855. 31 tf LAND. T*HE Subscriber wishing to attend more pnrX. tienlarly the practice of hi# profession oflit.. I.v-t ( I,....I f,.- oilin I? ??? ? ? ??. ""J H Vienna exiendinj; n mile or more on Savannah Kfvnr, and running mwia two miles Itack, containing 7<H) hundred or more ucren; between 200 iuid,30O acres firt>l and necond low ground ; one-half the iruet cleared and under good Tencp, xrAh Convenient bnildttig*, the balancc in tvell tfiinbercd Wood Land. NATHANIEL HARRIS. i * November 0, 1855, 29 tf Negro Goods. gJCIILEYS' OEORGIAPLAINS, K7 HiiAiNK.Kis, ?fc.?the Inr {est Slook ever brought to thin plncc, and will e #old for Cash at price* which will compare with the Charleston, Columbia or Augusta market*. Cull and seo them at _ , CHAMBERS ?fe ajAttSIIALI/S. October 3. * 24 if or .Press copy. * \ I . ' ' ?; ' Slock Island Cassimeres, IfirlkiJutricY jeans, ? JMk. FJ/AN N'ELS, LLNSF.YH, " ? BOMESTICS^ a law Stock at / & MA1WIIALL'S. i /? BYi.. M. HUNT, Coluybiji, South Carolina; ui^y 10 1y PROFESSIONAL CARDS. 7 XV7c. Davis, Attorney at Low And Solictor in Jirjuiti/. Akiirvili.e, S. C. Will promptly utleiul lo all bu.oinerts iMitrufttcd to li'p curt-. Ho can bo found at the office of the AbbovilleBanner." July 28 l(i .11. WIVtQS. I. II. LOMAX. W. M. IIAIIUP.N Wilson, Loniax & Hnihlcn, Attorneys al Law and Solicitors in Equity.OFFICE AT AIIHKVII.I.U C. II. I. FOSTKIt MAItSIIAM- W. A LKK. MARSHALL & LEE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS 1 IS EQUITY, Wit.!, attend promptly to any business eommiltnl to their cure, in Ili?> Districts of Abbeville, Au<lerflon, (.aureus nml Newberry. Olliee at Abbeville C. II. feb. 9. ?2m JOXES A, Livixomff, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE XK\T OOllll TO THOMSON k FAIR, AIIDSYILLE c. ll. II. A. JONF.4. J. XV. LM IXUSTON Jilll. 18, ISHfl. 3 i " " ' . The South Carolina Agriculturist, rPHK Executive Committee of Hie Slate Airri A cultural Society of South Carolina, having selected tho subscriber to edit their paper, a prospectus is now issued in compliance with their instructions. This journal will be ?levotcil to Agriculture, Horticulture, Natural Sen-lice, llural Taste, Architecture and Art,the Mechanical ami .Maiiiiiaciuriug interest, :iu<l all the pursuits |n-i-l;?i?itiiir iii general improvement. It will also contain a t*niI! l"i11 transcript of the or^ani/alion ami proceedings of tlio Society, Kssavs i. I Coniintiiiicutiotis from the host writcis in State. :iii<I a monthly summary of the spin tin- Agricultural press. All subjects devoted l> tli<> improvement of the liiiuil, l.lio soil, stock, :.li domestic comfort. lind rendy ndmi?sion into column?, ami such coiitrihuliois arc specially desired. Tin- work will he printed in beautiful new ami fair type, on tine wliit.e paper, willi a tinted cover, ami will contain thirty-two prices per month. Tlio publication will commence on tlit* 1st til M'iv. 1 . There will also lie published mi additional advertising sheet in a slip piemcnt, in which a limited iitiiuhei' of advertisements will lie inserted TKU.MS?>fil per auiiiun. No paper Petit unless ill"! motley is paid ill advance. I.ife Members to the Slate Agricultural Socicly will receive t!ie paper without cost. At!il"ess A. O. SUMMKK, Kdilor "Smith C'aiolina Agriculturist," March I'.', 1 S.'ili. -1^ Columbia, S. C. ~T"~ GUYSOTT'S VELLOW DOCK AM) SAItSATAK!I.LA. ii'jv: js:s! !.::rgesl Sized Bottles, and is acknowledged to lie the best Sarsaparilla made, as is certified by the Wonderful Cures it. lias performed, the original copies of which are in the possession of the proprietor. !tenieniber, this is the only true and original article : Scrofula, Svp'iilis, Mercurial Complaint*, fan cor, Cutigrcuc, Klifitmniism, ami ? vast variety of other diseases are speedily nnd perfectly cured liv the use of this uicdieino. U1: A I) "Til 11 l"t H.J.O W1 NO C HUT I V IC AT K TAt.t.AfoosA Co., Ala.,Jan. 'Jt, Itiai. Pkais Stit:?I send yon this to certify to you that your Kxtraet of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla has funned one of the most wonderful cures on me that has over Icon ellecled on man. I have been aliliet od for forty years with eritp lions on my legs and feel ; in l&IS they cot so bad that I had to go on clutches, aad in l.Sl',1, I had one leg amputated above the knee. In nine months after my other leg broke out in largo eating and running sores from my knee to my foot, and discharged :i great ileal of ollensive matter. My groin also broke out in huge biles, which discharged much ollensive matter, and at the same time my left, baud broke cut in lurire running sorosnearly to my elbow. Tim misery that I have sutlercd for tlic la?t two years I cannot describe 1<> you. I was in such ajgoiiv thai I never rested day or nigh I. In October last, iny son brought me one of your holtle wrappers; I renil it, and round reciir>l uf sniii"! wonderful cure.< performed by your " lixlraiu of Yellow Dock and Sarsitparilla,"' I sent anil ^ot two bottles of it, uinl commenced taking it. In two weeks, to my great astonishiiieni, my sores all became easy, and I could sleep ail night, a thing I l-a<l not done for two years.* When 1 had taken six bottles, my sores had nearly all healed. My sores tf??t well as if by enchantment. 1 have now used in all eight bottles of your "Kxtract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapni'ilhi," and L now consider myself Well. 1 entreat all of the a 111 it.-ted to try this medicine, for I believe it wiil cure any known disease in the world. Lay aside all prejudice and try it. and proclaim its great, worth tosullering mankind and entreat thciii to take it, for it will cure them. Mv caw is woll known in a large portion ol South faroliiii, tleuriria and Alabama, and il any should doubt the above cure, I invite tliein to call on me and I will show them the sears. 1 can be found in Tallapoosa Co., Alabama,out mile from .Sloe's Ferry. KF.N'AJATI IirCJlIKS. The Yellow Dock and 8arsa|>ariila is tiecli liarly adapted for females in delicate health, re .tuning lromirrcgulnritic.s of menstrual discharge* an<l oilier disease* peculiar to their sex. The proprietor lias in his psssessii n, a great nunibei of cert ilieates of cures, performed of the nliovi description. We. assure the ntllieled, that n bottle ol I>r. (itiysott's Kxtract of Yellow Doel and Sarsaparilla will ut once regulate those dif lienlties and renew the natural energies . 2^"* I'ut up in quart bottles.?Price $1 per buttle Sidil Wholesale and Uetnil hv SCO VII, <t MEAD, 111, Charlres St.,N. O., General Accents for the Southern States, t< whom all orders must he addressed. SOLI) ALSO BY Waiuilaw it Lvov, Abbeville, W. H. (JriFKiv. Longmire, fi" L. I'kNX, Kdgclield, I. W. Taylor, Anderson, J. J. lltNsoN, do Lindskv & Hawthorn, Due West, mar. .'10. 50 Cm PROSPECTUS OF ofus mrsri?m fpiIK rapid strides, and constant advancements L of the age; and the daily increasingdmiiauib for Literature, buve induced the Subscribers to propose publishing nt Spartanburg Court House, on the first of January, IHSfl, A WEEKLY LITERARY JOURNAL, entitled TIIE LITERARY STAR, Its Editorial management, under the care ol R. L ROW DEN. Will be conducted in n mmi. iter thai kiiali. not fail to give satisfaction to every render. The great es care will be ttikcn to chronicle the latest and most reliable passing event* of the day. The Literary department will contain such matter only, as will prove interesting and profitable to the reader. Selections suitable for Sunday reading?Stores for the Young?Proverbs for the Old?and in short, it is our determiuation to present to the public a Journal that will bo n welcome visitor in every family?a companion for every one. In matter* of Polities, the Stak will be ueuliai; but will retain the right to speak of any palpable wrung it may detect in any party. Tub Litkbarv Star will be priuted in new and clear Typo, and under the inechnuical management of an experienced Publisher, E. M. BltOUGIlTON?wiJj vie in appearuncc with any pnncr in Soulh Carolina. In order to put oar paper within tho reach of every one; ana sconre an extensive circulation, it will be furnished {containing Twenty/our column* of reading matter,) at the following unprecedented rates: 1 copy per aunura, in advance, $ 1.50 10 " " " * " 12 50 20 " " " " 90.00 Wc appeal to our friends, and to (lie friends of our cause, to sostain ua in our undertaking? extend-to uh a helping baud. Address DOVVDEN & BROUGHTON, Proprietors. Spartanburg, C. H., 8. C. . Xovcnib^r ft; 1855* ___ 39 lii lifcH I'm w ii ?ir ?? ? THE BRITISH PERIODICALS AND Til E FA R MER'S Gil IDE. VUlliA I KlWJUl/1 tVJ?N i?M Tllh I'KHJI'j OK TIIK LATTKK l'UnLICATION. i T EON AIID SCOTT ?fc CO., New York, con, 1J Untie to publish tlio following Itritisli PeI riodienls, viz: 1. ! Tiik London Quarterly, (Coiwcrvntivc.) 2. j Tiik Ei>inouuuii Review, (Whig.) i , 3. Tiie Xortii British Uevikw, (Free Church.) 4' Tiik Westminister Review, (Liberal.) 5. . Hi.ackwooh'h Edinruruii Magazine, (Tory.) The great iiinl important events?Religious, I Political, ninl Military?now agitating tin: iia1 lions of Hit- < >1.1 World, give to ilicnv Publicn; lions mi interest anil vtiluc they never before j possessed. Tli-y occupy u miiblle ground be| tween the hastily written news-it . ins, eruile j speculations, and (lying rumors of the newspaj per. mid the ponderous Tonic of (ho historian, , ; written long after tlie living interest in the facts j I he records shall have passed away. Tlio pin; grcss of the War in the East occupies a large ! space iu their pagis. Every inoveinent is close! Iv I>rili?!?xl ivl. .ll.AP ..f f. ;..i..t ..r ..f r...? ?ll slinrt-coiiiiiigH fearlessly pointed out. The let! ters from the (Mil MICA and from tin- BALTIC I in Blackwood's Magazine, from two of its most j popular contributors, give a more in!fllivril?lf and ivlialtlv account of the movements of the great belligerents than can elsewhere be found. These Periodicals ably represent the three great political parties of (Jroal Itrilain?Whig, i Tory, and Radical,?hut politics forms only one ; feature of their character. As Organs of the j most profound writers on Science, Literatim*. | .Morality, and Religion, they stand as lliev ever have >teod. unrivalled in thu world of letter.'', j I>?-iu?r considered indispensable to the scholar i 1 and tin* professional man, while to the iutclii' gent reader of every class they furnish a more j erect and satisfactory r? cord of the current ; aturc of the day, throughout the world, i nan In- posribly obtained from any oilier | ce. kakIjV corns. ; Tin* receipt ?.f ADVANCE SHEETS from j | I lie British publishers gives additional value to | . these Reprints. i'.<|<i-i'iiillv iluriuiT the present ex- j : eilhig Mate or Klliopoaii ull'iiirs, inasmuch asthey j ; can now he placed in I he hillid.s of subset ibers I ] nliout as soon us tin- erisriiml editions. TIIK.MS. l'el' mill. | F?r any one of the four Reviews. - - ?.'l.?i(l ( For any I wo of the lour Reviews. - - 5.(111 I For liny three of the four Reviews. - - 7.no i For alf four of tin- Reviews. - - 8.<Ml j For Blackwood's .Magti/iue. .... Ji.lMl j For Blackwood ami tlirie Reviews. - '.(.nil I For Blackwood and the four Reviews. - lii.uii I BJi* Payments to be made in all eases in ml I Viiuee. Money eiirreut in the State where isj sued, will ho received at |?:?r..r(j CLl'BBINO. | A discount of twenty-live per cent, from the i above prices will lie aliowed to Club* ordering I lour or more copies of any one or more of the : above works. Thus: Four copies of Illackwood > t? Til 1 . . 11 r nt'vii'W w in in* Ki'in in "ill" iiimrrss lor ; s;i; four i>n|iios of the four Reviews uml Iilaclt! miuil it'i ? ?'>; ami m> uii, POST AO K. In ;i]i the principal Cities anil Towns, llm i work* will be delivered, I'nr When | sen! by mail, the I'lislasje lo niiy part of tin* I'ni! tt'd States, will lie lail f (V?/* a year j for " lilaekwiniil," iiinl but Fourteen Cnits a jetr | for each of the* Kcviews. ! The Farmer's Guide TO .?i'li:.\ril l<" AMI I'UAITII'.W. Adlll' l l.TlTK. j l?y IIkxisv Stiimhas, I". 15. S.,nf I>?li:itrnri;li, i ami tin- lati: 1*. N >i:t?v, I'rofe.-.-or of Seienf.lie Au'riciilliii-e i:i Ya!e Ood--;r?-. New lla; veil. 2 veils, I'oyal Octavo. Iiillo pajre.-*, I ami i!iiiiteroi\< \Vnod ami Sleel I'li-^rivillus. *1"1 ii.-? i-. eoufe.- <liy, llie Inost complete work ? . on Asrieiiliure ever (uliliflieil, ami in oi-.l.-r to j :* rive it a wider circulation lite |iulili^!iers have j a j reMilvoi! to reduce Use prico to ?.? Till-: TWO VOI.UMF.S!! "When *ent 1?V mail (|???.- ) to California anil Oic^i!! the will I?7. To every ! other pari of tlii- I'liinii mi l to Canada (post|>ai<l.) !$(>. ?2?" j'hix i.< NOT Ihr nil " It ?f ! I In' Fi'rm." | llciuittiiiK'i'.'i for any of tin* above publications . should always ho addressed, post-paid, to tin- ^ - Publishers, LEONARD SCOT'l" &. CO., i No. 51 (io!%l Street, New York. i'i{( >Sl'K(JTl'S. J ?????? IT si 1 INKS roll AIX. , rglHK undersigned propose to commence, at -H- an early elate, in the Town of Newlierrv, ! the pnhlieution of u Weekly newspaper, to lie j called "Tlili SL'l.'," designed lor general circu, lat.iou. Its eolmnns will contain the news of the day, ; foreign and domestic: and accurate review of i the markets: a synopsis of the proceedings of I Congress during its session : articles on apical- i I ! tnre, and interesting iiii>cellai?eous matter. A I . . portion of it will be devoted to literature, origin- \ , t ..I I -.1 i ' 111 ?iiiii i < I It is Mil* intent ion of the undersigned to make I r J'/ic Sun silt agreeable ami instructive visitor, (lis- j ' pelliug error anil ignotaucc, :in 1 diffusing genial i 1 ; anil lirnlthy influences wherever its rajs tnn\ ] t : penetrate. It will lie political. lull liberal, owini: j 1 , ! no .slavish or servile allegiance to parties or pnli- I j tieians. It. will advocate measures, not men; i j and will lalior only for the success of principles. Iii a word, it will In: the organ of no man or I ' I clique. It will he American in tone and scnti- s ' | inelit, yet repudiating nothing foreign, hecanscit | i 1 ! is so; believing and maintaining I hat the good, j t ! the wise, the honoiahle, ami useful, are inili- I | genotis to no elime, nor I ho property of any j I ' peculiar people, hut are the common right ol i ' nil. ; ! Its aim will he to advance, reform anil im j prove; not to crush, depress and deMroy. It ! j wil! hold up to light and reflection, the ruthless ' j anil savage deeds and practices of the times; J i defend ourc morals in all the social relations of ' life; anil scout at all ullemplH at scribbling j > i blackguardism. It will be progressive, Lilt not j . recklessly so. I T'litertniuiug fixed niul ilccidnl views on the i great questions of tin* day, it will vindicate the i honor, protect. the rights, mid defend tho cause, ! ami the institutions of tho South. It will number ill its corps of contributors some able political and literary writers. We promise much, hut intend to perform it all, and more, if ilie reading public will give the enterprise a live-ial patronage. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. The Sun will ho furnished to subscribers at : Sli per aiiuiim, payable in advance. No paper ! will bu continued beyond the time for which it > is paid. All subscriptions and communications ' on business should be addressed to the uudcr. signed, at Newberry C. II-, S. C. SLIDER <fc CROSSON. January 29, 18.'jG 41 1.,.1-onn oi...i tu..ii.1 1 o 1 iiatnnuii oiitti uu^jmiii ami aurgictti INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES, AUGUSTA, GA. THE Undersigned would respectfully call the i attention of Planters and Slave-owners generally, to their complete nnd extensive estabi liohineiit in Augusta, Ga., for tho accommodation of NEGROES requiring SURGICAL OPERATIONS or Treatment in CHRONIC DISEASES. ( Tlio Building is situated on the corner of Jackson and Fenwick Streets, between the Georgia and the Savannah Rail Road Dejtota; and in eight of both. It is therefore convenient for the re ci-piiuu UI imviunu) iiuiu a uimnuce. in 119 construction, throughout tlio entire plan, wan kept in view the special purpose to which it is up- "3 plied; being furnished with everytliinz 'which 11 enn conduce to the comfort of the SICK. It is 1 supplied willi hoi and cold baths and shower ( ' baths?niul lius wnter-closots in each story to ' avoid fntiguo and exposure to tho patients. It 1 is also well ventilated and lighted with gas. With tho constant attendance of experienced !" mule niul female nurses, the patient will be saved P much of the suffering which too often is the ro- ' result of unavoidable neglect in the traatmeatof Negroes in ordinary private practice TERMS?For Board, Lodging and Nnrsing, per month, $10, For all necessary Mediaal attendance, Surgical Operations, the., the same as iu ordinary city practice. ... > II. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon, R. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician. Miiy 3, 1855, 2 mtf Dr. McLANE'S CCLBBUATE^) VERMIFUGE A I^aVKItPIL.M.S. Twooftlic bci) I'rcpnrallona of the Ago. i f~j They arc not recom- ! mended as Universal i m Cure-alls, but simply for ! I! what their name pur- !?, ports. | a The Vermifuge, for s expelling Worms from U the human system, has i also been administered |,, with the most satisfactory j i - 1 results to various animals ! [? subject to Worms. I"1 The Liver Pills, for the cure of Liver Com- f, plaint, all Bilious De- o, rangements, SlCK head- p c I il ache, occ. ! 1' Purchasers will please be particular to ask for [J Dr. C. McLane's Cele- *j brated Vermifuge and 1 Liver Pills, prepared by sole proprietors, Pittsburgh, Pa., and take no Other- rm t*1"tr?rr? nrr? unrimic other preparations now ij before the public, pur- ^ porting to be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others, in comparison with Dr. McLane's, are worthless. The genuine McLane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores. FLEMING L*j?0'S, CO Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa. t Sole Proprietors. SCOV11. ?t MKAI), No. Ill Chunres St., ie\v <>ile:iiis, (iciit'l'ul Wliiilosnk' Ajuuls ft" lh?: "Hphf-rn SSate.-, to whom ull orders must be (Klr?."ScJ. soi.n nv Warih.aw ?fc r.vox, Ahhvvillo C. II., S. C., A. (!. I!awtii'iux, Dili* West, " I. \V. Tavi.oii, Anderson C- If., " Skinm:i: <k I1 ai:i:ih>\, Loutim ire's, ' (i. I.. Ed^cticld !l., " j ' April S, 1 foii. 51 ly I ' Waiter's Spams!) iUivtuvc.! C'Jsc iircitl S'nrificr ?t tin; B?!oo?I! j 1 NOT A I'AKTICI.K OK MKIHTltV IX IT. i :i L-i. the AjJUrird Jit ad and Ponder! . | \ti 1 tiltil111Remedy for Scrofula, Kind's Evil, ( Uhcuiiialisiii, Obstinate Cnraneous Eruptions, rini|?i.s or I'ostules on (lie Face, IJlolehos, j Iloils, Amio aihl Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, , Uintr Worm or Teller. Scald lleiid, Enlargemeiit ami Pain of the Bones and Joints, Stub- j born Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumlmiro. ? S|iiual Complaints,.and all Diseases arising ? from tin Injudicious Use of Mercury, Impru- t denee in Life, of Impurity of the lllood. t This great alterative medicine mid Pu- x itiernf itlooil is now use?| l?y thousands of grate- t ill patients from all purls of t he I'nited States, , vlio testify daily to the remarkable cures per- H H illed l?y the creates! of all medicines, "(!AI'e {Klt'S SPANISH MIXTURE." Neuralgia, ? rheumatism, Scrofula Kruptions on the Skill, c Liver l?iscase. Fevers, Uleers, Old Sores, Atlec- ( ions of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, c "eiin:le Complaints, I'hm.s and Aching of the i Hones ami Joints, are speedily put to flight by ^ tsiug this great and inestimable remedy. i For all diseases of the lilood, nothing has yet r leen found to compare with it. It cleanses the * ystein of all impurities, nets gently ami efli- f neiitly on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens n he Digestions, gives tone lo the Stomach, makes t he skin clear nnd healthy, and restores the f Constitution, enfeebled by diseUHo or broken 0 lown by the excesses of joutli, to its pristine ' ? k'igor and strength. I jj For the Ladies, it is incomparably better than j ill the cosmetics ever iisimI. A few doses of > J lUUTKK'S SPANISH MIXTURE ivill remove ill sallowness of complexion, bring the roses i c nantliiig to the cheek, give elncticity to the j F uep. and improve the general health in a re- ; a iiiii Kuuif oeyree, iieyomt nil the medicines ever iraril of. The large muiilter of certificates which we lave received from persons from all pa its of the United Slates, is the best evidence that there is 10 Humbug about it. The press. hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, and public men, well known to the cumimuiity, all add their lestinioiy ti> the wonderful elects of thin GREAT lil.OOI) PUIUFIER. J Call on the Agent and gel a Circular nnd Al- t nannc, and read the wonderful cures this truly " greatest of all Medicines has performed. " None gviiuinu unless signed BENNKTT & DBRIIS, Proprietors. No. 3 Pearl Street, Richmond, Va., to whom all ordere for supplies and agencies must he addressed. And for sale by WM. S. 1JEERS, & CO., Proprietor*. Richmond, Va. Wardi.aw <fe Lvov, Abboville, F. F. Gary, Cokeshury, J F. G. Parks, Greenwood, I And Merchants Generally. . April )8, 1858. 52 ly i- xi- jjuwen, i jtt A iwgers. i w a xioweu. of GeorgiA of Alabama. of Florida. dowell.Tiooi;R8 & CO., PAOTOB8, I Groneral Commission Merchants, a AND SHIPPING AGENTS, Worth Atlantic Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. AVE present great facilities for selling COT- ? [ ON, mid especially FLOUR, WIIEAT, CORN, il nid DOMESTIC PRODUCE. Wo make araiigejnentii witli our interior friends to transact heir business nt tlio very lowest rate of charges, a md pledge ourselves to promptness iu evety C ransaetiou. e Liberal Advances mnde on Consignment*. Uriel personal attention to tho interests of our latrons, and your favor and influence rospcet- s ully solicited. C CTBEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN,?a August 28, 1855. k 19 4m J BY II. L, DUTTKRFIELD. CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. s April30 ikk . . ly ? . ... CHARLESTON DAILY STANDARD, . RELIABLE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL. Single Copies, per annum ?; 8 OO Ten Copies, per iipmmi 50 Ut) i HUE DAILY STANDARD contain* n Daily L Telegraphic Repot I, u Market I', uml report of (jeneinl Information, fiitnishml liy Lint mil from every section of the Union. It nlnu presents a Daily Report, of llie Slock [arkct, the Cotton Market. of the Arrivals and epar lures of Ships, ana of the Arrival* of I'us?inr??r?. * Once n week is presented n ComparativeSt.utolent of (lie Keccipts and Shipments of Cotton, iee and Lumber, at the port of Charleston, ami Comparative Slatement of the Receipts and Jxports of Cottun at all the ports of the United (ales. All NEWS, of a personal and |>oliiieal ehnrae r, both foreign and domestic, is given with the reat.est. possible promptness; and to insiiie Ibis liject, we have seemed the services of an able ?rps of correspondents. It is our special object to publish a XKWSI'Alil{, proper. We shrink from the expression f no opinion which may be demanded by the ibject hefoie us, hut as a general principle, pre r stating facta at the earliest instant possible, ad to leave it to our readers to form their own pinions. The course of the paper is severely eonservjive, first of morality mid order; next, of tin' istitutious peculiar to the South; ami next, of le union of the States. We resolutely oppose Klicnlisin, as well in democracy as morals. One important object in the establishment of nr paper, was to present a cheap vehicle for inirmution From this object we have been comidled 111 <l..i>n l-t I > nvlnnl > I.,il >..? I.. I. entirely out of view, \vc propose to sell the iiper sit. our counter, iu packages of Tell, for 'wenty Cents, niul to mini Ten Copies to any no of our suits.; ri hers f>>r ti year, who will semi : c Fifty Dollars. This will rclfeve us from the i sks ot collection and the expense of mailing so | tally ?lillerent packages, white it will -rive to ; fcry lieiijhborhoDtl throughout tin- Slate, the ' |tporlunity of ti Daily I'aper al I-'IVK D()l.- ; AUS per atniuii). I J?. V. SI* It ATT Jc CO. j Auir. lr?, l ?.*?.?. 17 if ItXTAIXS A I.I. 'I'll K MATI'KIS ITIITMIKtl IX Hill It.'.II.V, j together with '/?' I.oct/, Jfoiiifstic ttiitl I'tti't ii/ti Muri.r/s?7 /"' j l'iicrs ( 'it I'll ill, i II r hi ill III/ t In' fi'iltrx u/ Sit 11 (hii-r ? Tin S/i '/'/>'in J'til'f?The luh at Tilii/fiiii/iir /ii/'iit'nttilt oil, dv., A'il'*'. Tin- STANi>AK1) i-1 tin- only inoriiinir paper ' i < 'liarlcslon wliicli issues a \\ l.EK L\ Kill- ; ION. This Edition is published every Wednesday lorniitjr, anil by llio evening of tlie r.cxt day an lie received in every seetion of tile Slate, i'ricc S'J?payaldo invari.ildv in advance. L,. W. Sl'ltA'lT ?t CO. AII jr. 15, 1855. 17 tf DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CULEBRATKU <?>crmcw Bittcvs, prepared r.T DE. C. M. JACKSON, Philud'a., Ta., WII.T. JSPPEl'TIWI.l.Y CriJB LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUXDIflJ, Chronic or AVrrori* Debility, Dinmnrn ,,j tit* Kidney?, awi all <tincur* ariniwj from a Jitordered Liver or Stomach. Such ns Constipation, Inward I'ilc*, Fulness, or Hlood to tlie Ili':nl, Acidity <>f tin* Stomach, Nausea, 11?*:i l*t Iiiivii, Disgust for Knml, FiiIiii1#? or wci'jlit isi I In- Stomach. Sour Knur- i Sinkiutr, or J**l:iftcrilig at tin- Pit ?'l tin- ! SIoiiiik'Ii, Swimming of lint 11<-:t I. 11nrri and (lilii<'iill 1 tliiiiir, Fluttering at. tin* lleail. Clinking or SnliWiiliii^ Sensations when i:i a lying Posture. Dimness of Vision. Dolt: or \Vel?- before In* Sitjlit, Fever au<l Dull Pain in tin* Head, )flii*i?*n?*y of IN rspirntion. Yellow r.i*:-:? of 'In* I kin and Kyos. Paiii in tin* Side. ISael;. <'lo*sl. ! .iintx. it'-.. Smi.D-n Kliislo's of Ileal liurniu!: in In* Flesh, Coiislunt iiiM^iniii'^s of Kvil, auti [leat I>eprcssioii of Spirits. In aitrihuiing siicli vnhiali|<* .Mi-ilii*al j?ri?|?t*r- ' ies lo tliis rctm-dy, no rash, or uii\varrant::li!c J >>crtion is made, hut is simply staled a lad : novcn undeniably anil conclusively by tin* exriiiiriliiiiiry cures, ami hom-lits dcriveil from its iso, under I he direction of its illustrious nrigiiiitor, ])r. lloollaml, among all classes of Kurolean society and from the immense mass of testinony, fioin nil parts of the American continent, icciimulnted during the lust ten years, in the lands of the present proprietor. The prcvalnee of diseases to which the Ccrmnn Hitters ire adapted, it is with sorrow we say it, is almost miversal, indeed there is scarcely a family hrougtiout the whole extent of our country in rliicli there cannot lie found mining its ineinli.-rs hut pecoliur Kiif/oir ami htni/iihl ?/ }?iii nin r deleting a diseased Liver, or an emaciated and tillering Dyspeptic. It is used constantly in the practice of a lame iiimhcr of the most prominent l'lusieians in the ountry, who have also added their written tcs i.. ....... .......j, ... VMUtULt Ul 113 Kl?-.ll lilllll.-. Iwaion then, we would respectfully ask of all hose afllictcd willi any of the above diseases to ;ive the Bittern n iriul, nnil rest assured it will tot he regretted. In proof of the statements alio ve nude, all are invited to rend attentively, the 1 Memorabilia," or " J'ractieii' Keeeipt Book," or Farmers and Families, containing a great lumber of useful receipts, in addit ion to the tt simony, in favor of the Hitters, from the most U'oniincnt and well know individuals, in nil parts if tho Union. All Agents, for the Hitters are lUtliorized to distributo the "Receipt Book" gratuitously. I'rineipal office and Manufactory, 120 Arcli it., Pbiladelpbia, Pa. For sale wholesale by Druggists ill all the priori] >nl cities, and at retail by apothecaries and torekeepers in ever}' town in the United States, ind Canada. Waiidt.aw & Lvo.v, Abbeville. F. F. CfAiiv, Cokesbury. F. (?. I'aisks, ( ?reenwood. boatwkhiin ?t Kauki-i.oo, Columbia. April 18, 1853. 62 ly Notico. ATjTj persons having (leiiiatuls ni^ninst tlio KsInh.nf s:\llTlf ,1 .. 1 0 present Uipiii properly attested to the uuderigned, to wliom ulw? those indebted to the Estate ire requested to iiink'' payment. A. SMITH, ) ,, . J. M. PEIMUN. S XS' March 1, IPS.'. 45 tf J3jT" Independent Tress copy. Notice to Legatees. 1^"OTICE is lierehy given to the Distributees 1% of the Estate of Jesse Maddox, drc'd, that 1 final Settlement of said Estate will bo made icfore the Ordinary of Abbeville District, on the >th of March, 1856. WILLIAM W. MADDOX, Adm'r. December 4, 1856. 33 8111 For Sale. 4 FINE IMPOSING STONE, 0 ft. 6 inches lone by 2 ft. 6 inches wido?complete with rame. Price $30. A bargain cau be had by pplication at this office. CANDIDATES piT The friends of NIMROD McCORD rcnectfully announce him as a Candidate for Sher F at the ensuing Election. * IT Tljo friends of JOHN R, WILSON, repectfully announce him us a candidate for Tax lollcctor of Abbeville District at the ensuing lection. 1The friends of Capt.S. A. IIODOES ro pectfully announce him as a candidate for Tar Collector at the ennuing election. y Tho friends of Rev. JAMES MOORE ronld respectfully announce him as a Candidate jr re-election to the office of TAxOon mno ? he ensuing election. &T The friends of \V. W. GRIFFIN, repeelfully announce liim aa a candidate fo h?riff, *1 th? ntuing PIIOS PECTUS OF 'J rHE SOUTHER* LIGHT, A RELIGIOUS JOURNAL, KD1TED nr , E- L- WHATLEY. IMIKPKMIKNT IS KVKRYTIIINO?NBl'TI'.AI. I* .'Urril inci, ami nr.T fotl Till: DKKKXl'K ok wll \TKVEIl | Wll.l. STASH Till'. TKST Of IlKASfT*, KCI- ( r.scc axi) tiib iioi.v scnirrritr.s; , " I'rove nil I/tin i/*, linlil font Unit irhii'll i* flood." j Torino, 'j'J.dd annum, in advance. \V. F. DUKISOK ?t SOX, l'UBU.SHKUS, ' KDOKI'IKM) V. II., H. C. WIU'.II in tIk* name iimi t?tylo of a M<>tillily j lYrinilicul, (lit; |iiililicailon of which w<- J 1*111 |Mfn?T, inn willing, iu */ri j Ilif liirtl. Moinl:iy iij .1 tiniiitrv in'Xi. "I'll? in/iin ilt-fi^u ?.|- III is Journal is for III" .|i>fii-<i'.ii of ( nil milijeotH |>?-rl:iiiiititc to <'lui li-i?i fiii'h tn??l |il'iu'lii'iv A< 1 <IiIi 11s I to 11 ih. ?i' liiill |ifmii' fin li iil'lirli-s of ii literary ' li-irsn ti r. hrr/i ,,?t mill hi'Iim'IimI, ha will li:iv<- ? i "ir!"ii?-'< > tt' 111 Initio Mini eleviitf tin- t*<-r<I i I(>' 'if ' ( ' ' *! i l ij^ | >11 III it*. 1'ollt ic> III-"'. ' <>ll: l ' '-.'.a IIlit 1 us .illV. tilltr ill" j>11II? i/,} 1,1'. eminent, ami more ?s|?? lily ((,< r m iiii-iiIs of tin' nations, us tli< , v,r'x '.I.'- /] > siunst of t! oil, will i-l'i ill i 111 anil ;.f.- t ,' ? . lint Polities tlefjriult-il to tin- f j111, . (login's factions, will lie utterly v ; repudiated. As respect* matters puri'lv religion*. tv . of course, advocate the principles ?.t the l;.i;.tu-. Community, ns derived from tin1 S?;i-ij ??ii and republish from stmi'lartl ami otlii-r rci-pfcisi lilo works, arlit'lt's prrlaininir to our own Lilt.-nilure ; l?ui our columns will Ik: Open l? all off livery Xanie, For the defence anil advocacy of their principles, ' claiming only the riirht tojuil'^c of the suitablen ess of all articles for insertion, ami to make, Kiieh criticism on lliem ay may be deemed ex- ' peiiiont. Iii tlii* iinil?Ttnl<iii? wo Imvo tin* Kalisfaolioii of tiiiiiouiK'iiii; lluit spviral trciilleuicii ol' oniiiifiit ability ami attainments have kindly en- ( trailed to render iis occasional assistance. Tlx-Journal will contain FORTY I'AOKS ol rcaclintr matter, ami such advertisements as our , friends limy favor us with, not inconsistent with the character of ilic work?inakitiir at tli? end j of th?' year n neat volume of 4ii'J (?'Jge.?, suitable for liimtiim in hook form. With regard to the mechanical execution of | th" work. We deem the aiinounccnient, that this will In- under the direction of the Messrs. Drill- i son, a sutlieieiit j;inriin1y for its faithful ami j tasteful pel formanee?an?l without further words, j encnuriitred hy the expressions of uooil will anil i promises of substantial aid from many fiienils, we throw the matter before tlo- people with an ; assurance of every eflort to render sat i-fadioa | fur the Mipport that nitty he extended to tw. ami , respectfully ask them to let the ' J.IOIIT" ! shine. j j will' ii'rnis ol subscript ion are Two T)<>|.- j i. a us per year, in m/rnnri, on i|?l of tin; first I nuuilter. Ministers of the (Jo-p.-l, of every ile- j liouiiiiation, wlio may 1>c mialile In comply with 1 tin: terms, will he supplied with one eopy eaeli, | on application. j lllr* A lis! for the signatures of all who wish In eiieoiirugc ih?- work, may l>e found al the I'osl (Mliee, and also at ihe 'Advertiser" lllliee. [| ' All letters or eomtllllliieiiliolis llddl'esseil to uiulel'siglled will reeeive prompt attention. K. I.. WIIATI.KY, / 'ilihir uml I'rii/irliinr. KilgelieM, S. ('.. (l?l. 'J2, 1 sr?r?. U? USE THE MACK' IM 1'KKSSIOX PAPER,! W.? U1IIMFI | I" !* > Ull l.MV, CKlI'VINf! Leaves. I'lanls, Flowers, I'ietnres, ! V Patterns for Kuilu'oideriui;, Marking I.m- !' it Indelibly, :iikI manifold writ in ?j. Tliisni'iiflc j is absolutely Iho l?est. porlahle Inkstand in the known woilt!?lor :i small (piantitv folded and j placed in tin- pocrket constitutes a travcllin^l Inkstand, which cannot. hp broken. No pen is I tn-cded, for any slick, tliarpi-iicil to a point, I writes equally as well as the hest ifold pen in tlie [ uuivcisc. For ilrawin^, il is indispensable. it is, indeed, tlie whole art of Dl'awint; and I'aintiinr?latiuht in one trcsaii. Any leaf, plant or llower can l>e transfeiTcd to the passes of an ;;l!n.'ii, with a minute anil distinct. rcsi'iuhlaticc of ii:i!u:e. Willi eipial facility, pictures and | tsiilu'oid-'iy patterns are taken, mil have received i iii" lii'jliesl etiloifiuuis from the fair si x?and, i indeed, a mure tasteful present for a holy cvu!'J llol lie jirodlieed. Th.> Alatrii: I'aper will al-o mark linen, or ! 111 iht :ii i h-ii-s, ><i as hi r?main pcrlcci ly iihlciihlc. ' All llii' washing in tlin world fails to bring it ml. Any chiM can use it villi peifect. ease.? ' With litis Maifiir I'a per, likewise, one or four : nopiiM nI' every letter wrillcn can lie secured with- j nil any additional labor whatever, making it the | cheapest and most, convenient article extant. ! It. is used to ureal advantage liv reporter* of i the public press, lelegraghic operators, ami hosts ! of others. Kacli package contains four different. colors? Itlack, Hliic, Cieeii and Kcd. with full and printed instructions, for all lo use, mid will last sullicieiilly long to obtain live hundred distinct impressions. It is put up in beautifully cnaniellcil colored ' envelope:!, with a truthful likenecs of the proprietor attached. Kacli ami every package warrant c<]. Price, a dozen ; or five for one dollar.? Single Packages, 2"> cents. Mailed lo all parts of the world on the reception of the above prices. Address, poslpuiil, N. ml -jiv, ,>cw 3 nrkt OPINION'S OF THE PRKSS. 1/ithhrirs JAri/iV /ittjirrxxitiH. J'njirr.?We re- ' for our rentiers to the ud vrrlisenu nt in another | column, aettinjr fortli lite merits of litis j>lo:?sin<r i mid ingenious in volition. The cheapness should ! induce nil to give it n trial. ? J'/iiteil''tji/i!u j Merchant. It is unsurpassed for neatness ami utility, and ' should meet with the sale it richly deserves.? Trihitne. Just what the public has l?ini? desired, and j reeoiniiicuds itself to ever}* individual of tnste anil refinement.?Journal ami Courier. July 2J>, 18.1.'). 1-1 3m CASI1 MUSIC AND PIANO STORK OK HORACE WATERS,' XO. 333, BUOADWAY, X. V. or position ro Moxoroi: n AT CltlMTI.V HKI?ftr?rTM If ATIX Not withstanding the combination of mimic deal ' crx lo keep the prices of noil-copyright mimic, aija'niM the inm-sls of utilize computus, and their refusal to extend lo Mr. Waters iho courtesies of the irntle, he is making immense sales?having abundant evidence, that lie hits public countenance ami support, in Irs opposition to the great monopoly, ami in his efforts to aid native talent, ami to adopt the national currency. His stock of American and European music is immense, and the catalogue of his own publications is one of the Inri/egt ami Lent selected in tlio United States. lie has hIso made n great reduction in the prices of PIANOS, MELODKONS ami Musical Instruments of all kind*. Superior toned f>i octavc pianos for $175, ?200 anil 8225. inte rior of us good quality, niul instrument* ns xtrmir/ nuil us durable as thoac which cost $50o. Pianos of every variety of stylo ami price up to ?1000, comprising tlioso ten different nianufiicto ries: among the celebrated modern improved Horace Waters' Pianos und the firtt premium vliolian Piauos of T. Gilbert ?t Co.'s make, (owners of the yEolinn patent.) Second-handed Pianos at qrrat bargain*. Prices from $10 to ?160. Mesoderms from five different mnuufactories, including the trrll known S. I>. &. II. W. Smith's Mclodeons, (tuned the equal temperament,) the br*l make in ilic United States.? Prices *45, $00, $75, ?100, $115, $125, $135, and $150. Smith's Double B>nk Melodcona ionii n: ? " ' ' - ? >.?" i .unu am* Maoacon guaranteed. The best terms to tho trade, schools, &c: 12J per cent discount to clergymen and churches. All orders promptly attended to. Music sent to all parts of the sountry, post-paid, at the reduced rates. General and select catalogues and schedule of prices of Pianos forwarded to any address free of charge. March, 14, 1855. 47 4m HEN It Y EWBANK. MMM I. OANTT EWBANK it G AN T T, DIRECT IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &c 155 MEETING-STREET, 155 OPPOSITE THE CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, 9. C. mar 3 \1 ly L'lIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. ELEVENTH YEAR. Splendid Engravings and Prizes. * I'M IE Eleventh Anmiul Volume or ihis uroful . publication vomnienecH on tho 17th day of iejiti-nihor next. TI1E "S<-IEXTIFO AMERICAN" in nn II.MJSTUATEl) I'ERIOIMCAL, ilevoted chiefly .?> tho |irwinult;:iti<?ii '>f iitforniiition relating to hi; ration* M ' hiHiic nml Chemii: Ails, IihIiihrial MannfnH lire*, Aiiri'-tilture, I'nteiit*, luveniiiiiH, Kngin>-rtiii;r, Millwurls, ami nil intiTeatn ivliii'h tin. liKlif i.l I'ltACTK.'AI, SCIENCE is ' nl<-?lls?t?-?l to H'lVillll"*. ||i<|H>rt4 of I.'. S. I'ATENTS ?r;niifil ore nbo [.tilili^ln-1 < v< i v \vwk. iii' liKlinn <)|J'n inl Ci>|iicH if nil ?li" I'ATEVI < I. M Ms, foL't'ili'-r will? hi-v.i iiml informal.on upon ili'Miritndri of ollior 'I li<- f' m!riliUl'it? '<< Mi?- /'< n uli/ir Ain'riniit if n1ii"h\> t '(,? Hifc'! 'mil.'; < wr nil'l priiCJ ir .il iii' ii '>f ti." 'mi" 'Mi'- !. ! turial |)c|iai'tiiii'.,i :j 'in ?.'i; n'Vi'.v ! '!'/i-i! I" In-l omlilct I >. K [ -? i 'v, 'i'l ?!i- iiiij'ni. |i< il, nut > ' ' ' 'fiiflifii iii?i ?if ilrf '1." ir!?-?-?f? ** wliiclf . * r,,-.. , 'a-I ! ) tlit'titi'-K nro fx * V T i . i*'f.??r?f ' In mini'', ,r . v All') |i<-<i|.ll! of . >- " .V fil'fl b'f I'litific . ?."/ . ,1 i' ifi *, ' ir ..i . , . . ?at *tjf/;/??|i?.( * '//ill pfcV?/ ^ . ' - * " . . < .i , i.ly. i.lf'iKlin/ , .1 ti ,,'rn r.C Ir ihf I||C ? . ! j.'"i?ii)iiy cfti' ./ ./ r. .1,1 ,it,.,| nitfir s* 'ill ivf " ..' i r.? Inrtf'' |,f',, ,-i ??,?(.|.!?i?. nti<l ?|il?'ii-' ill'! '.i-. KVJ.fJAl. ilLNi)i:i:i? OIMMNAJ. VIM;S. Z'fi"-^i""n"'i -'lit <;j!.vris. *1 l-lt M S<ilit<-ri|ilii>n?, *2 a!?>r >'l I'll- !-:.x iikhiI Ik. I- iv<i i.-oiiii-*, for nix in<iiill:s, I; fur ;t y' -tr, f >. 1'cir furi'ii r (.'lnl? r it? - m.-I fur t-taU-iiiriitu of lliv fiiuili'i-n lar<_'<T ( AMI I'UIZMS, i.llrietl l?y tin- llllllli.-llrlr1. ??- S' i' lilifif .| m'rirmi. v'.....i - " .-...i. ii. ii>, ii iMi-ni Jiii I < ntiiHlii money, or Post Oiliee Stumps, taken at jiiii- for snliHcnptiuns. I.eti.-r.s shouhl paid to Ml NN CO.. 12^ l-'ul I mi Street, New York. l&" MeK-riT Ml'NN ?t CO., havn been, for many yeais, extensively in proeuring patents fur new inventions, ainl will ndvifle inventors, wit liunt charge ir. regard to the novelty of iln-ir improvements. September 20 tf 8500 REWARD! TBI K Itl VSCPlKi:.! KILLER, FH^KSTKH in over |ti,()flu eases of ASIATIC EL CIKil-KilA an.l lJO\Y KL COM PLAINT, lias never yet failed, when tried in lime, instantly to relieve ami speedily to cure. l'fice, fit) Cents j'er iioltle. ALSO, EI;i s>loja's Vcst'lahlt! Tiiiclurc, I'Jiilliiiiiifs Anodyne, a (rival variety of popular Patent Medicines. l>rnirs, Oils, I'aiuis n*id Dye StulVs; To a, t'ollee, Sn^ur, Solars and Toliuceo, Powder and Shol, Superior Knives and Uazurs, liooks, &e., itc. Sold l?y r. a. PARKS, (ovenwood, S. I'. Jnn. I'J, 1 *.">. ? .'<7 ly EDWxlRD WE5TFIELD, akhkyiu.i*: oh;ut lmusK, so. a UKTl" UN'S thanks for past favors, and respect fully f-jili?:itsa eont inuanev of tSiv same, lie keeps constantly on hand, of liis own mnnufaet ore, a Lurire Assail* liient. of SAPDI.KS, J1A U N KSS, P.UilX.KS, MAUTINOALKS. Ac. Also, WHIPS. STIUUIP IK(?NS; nd lUTIS. Demi; a praelieal workman, he is prepared to make to order all kinds of Saddles, Harness ami Military lvpii|iinent*i. at slioit mitiee, ami at lis low prices as any oilier establishment. Particular attention paid to all kinds ail Kepaintiir. mn\*J*> HOSPITAL FOR NEGRQES, /II ;lS{^!Mil. Call. fglUK I'ihI crsijriie.! would r;i!l 1 !ir> nil<-iilion -H- of tin' citizens of Al.l>evill<- Mliil IM^clirM 1 >i.strids, to their INF1KM \KV lor SK'K Nl-JliltOI'lS. iilnl fill' those l'ri|llirint; Sl Ulill^Al, orKUATIUNS. Wlii ! tin- complctuess of our riiiViiiC' iiieuis, wii'ein io i<10 patient every ennifnrl. It. also enables us to lender more ertioicnt treat uientto ehioni.-: cases, than can generally he seen red in ordinary private practice. Our special accommodations for tlie tnnnnifemcnt of tlic I'llUoMC JMSKAMIS OF F KM ALES, so coiiiiuoii among Negroes, arc tiui}>lc to complete. TKIIMS.?For Nursing, 1'oard ainl Lodging, per moiil li $ 1 It. Treatment?I lie ordinary rates of Practice. Communications addressed to us at Augusta, will meet, with prompt attention. J I. F. ('A .M I'M KUi. Surgeon, II. (' Ai! I'BMLIj, Attending 1'livsician. amy hi, is;?r>. :> if Tin-: kt.vit: of sorm caholina, Ah'x'rtile ]>t*tI'irt?In the Cotmuoti I'/ctts. Will. I' lllll'll, 1 ^ vs. [ Attachment. Win. It. I?!oy?l. ) Q&T III'-HKAS, Hip Plaintiff ?'id, on the thirtiv v ?-l li day or J mil", 18.'>">, lilt: his declnration ai;ninst the 1 >**ft*ii*Iiinf, who (us it is suit]) is absent from ami without tho limits of this State, ami has neither wife nor attorney known within ihe same, upon whom a copy of tho said declaration mijilit. lie served. It is therefore oidcrei), that the said Defendant do appear mid plead to Ihe said declaration, on or before the first day of .luly, which will la- in the year of our Lord Kijjlitecn Hundred and Filly-Six, otherwise final and ahffoluic Judgment will then he given and awarded airainst him. MATTHKW M. IlOXAl.n, c. c. r. Clerk's Olfiee, June SO, lfS5. 11 ly statk ok soutii carolina, Altitveilic Jtistnct.?In the Common Plcus. 15. ?fc J. .Ionian, ) Foreign Attachment. vs. > MeUownn & Perrin, lMTTa Titos. .1. Atkins, ) Attorneys. WHICH HAS the Plaintiffs did. on the fifth day of April, eighteen huutlred nndfiftyfive, file his declaration ngninst the Defendant, who, (il is sail!,) is absent from and without thn limits of this Slate, nnd has neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon whom n copy oF tho said declaration might he served^ It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear and plead to tho said declaration, oil or before the sixth day of April, eighteen hun-. dred and fifty-six, otherwise final and absolute, judgment will then he given usd awarded against, him. MATTHEW McDONALD, c. c. r. Clerk's Ofticc, April 11, I8f>5 &t ly GRATIS! JUST PUT] LIS II ED! A KL1V DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE \ \ FEW WOllpS ON THE RATIONAL,'. ft Treatment, without Medicine, of Spermotor-^ t hen, or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of tho Limbs ondj Hack. Indisposition nnd Incapacity for Study and| Labor, Dullness of Apprehension, Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society, Lovo of Solitude, TK nudity, Self-Distrust, Dizziness, Head-Ache, In-, voluntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, Affection, of tli" Eves. Pininles on tho Fane. Ho*n?l ?n/li ? 1 "-n oilier Infirmities 111 man. From tho French of Dr. B Do LaneyThe important fuel that these alurming coinplaints may easily bo removed without Medieinr^ if, in this Miuill tract, clearly demonstrated; and) the entirely new and highly sncccsjful treatment^ us adopted by tho Author, fully explained, by ineaiia of wliich every one is enabled to cure, himself perfectly, and at the least possible coat, avoiding thereby all the advertised nostrums or tho day. Hent to any oddrefs, gratis, and post free in ? sealed envelope, by remitting (post paid) two po?U ago stamps to ])R. U. 1>E LANEY, No. 17, Lispennrd Street, Now York. Feb. 1, 1855. 41 Om LOVT1S STIR If, . PIANO HOllTE MANUFAC. TVJltKU, No. 523 West Baltimore u W \J 3 Street,. Baltimore. Always on liand and made to order, from Six to Seven Octave Sqnnro and Grand Pianos of superior quality and warranted not to be surpassed by any manufactured either in Uiiicouu* try or Europe. Gustav lacker at O? Agent.