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Ciuaiio Ann A:iy!h;?g rompuro.l (o il! SUBSOIL iLCWING IS WO US3! Cjtlo'i So--.1 a I?eriost Nuisance! CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY!! ^^CjTlSr ~S5 , rgi II i; in^.1 vrfriiitf:xl?lts J>i-t?i*.-t utel Village C. t, l.?j i.itiir M?tt. i'V cl?>r>c o'lfcrvitiiiui it in I hard .-tmly, iia.-j Iv'iriici &i'vcral new te.-uuies i;i The an of ::itpi.ivin\r ami ndm'iiiii:; the Maseuline ol' ill*: iii>!it:iti tan.iij*. He's r!i.;n to .Nir.v Vf-i., ( .'v lewj.in' mtaW-r KMi'itiilii* men. mul litis iiiii<!?; 11 i 11 > - -11 si> familiar with :iM the be.r.itii'.-', <; ! ie-. I ;?* ?!:Ii :in?l re 8}ii>n:-.:l.:.!i:le-? iiie Iuili>:t:i \viMtlier-l.u:ir?linir i.eJ.jllliilcsit. til!'>.- { us si-.mi si< he lays I> -. ??y? < n.i u nun, h<- k ? < .*.> vvli.i; !>e laeks?ttliet'.ier t: ;* ->i* t iki: >'ii(. !le t!.e ^iniii* tn uwriki i! thai e>>rin? i > ! ve;;?!ji:i"ii. i'o"titry tuereitutiis would .In vr-li to e<*ine ami i ike ? i" \v lo->i>::.> ??ha rift"! 1:1 ' 0 for Single ?i*li"i:iv?vl i?<e? taken itt r< .1 it ti iuu 5. If it irt !'? i.l ?.;i 'ri\i',l?*ti*? lie t ti.."! li'v i::. .'nv or?, U't n'tt-'r-l. in.!-, ami rl I;i?n. a i l t':- ; him i?v- r t'liils ! 11. S. !\. rr, ero.-wu t'l JA':Ji ,\ ?'- (Y'l.iiV. V. V :,' .:i A I.'w i.fiilill <, &t;cr the |i:itieni ii > re.i;?.'-.-,i :h- I' Miviis^. !i -a'tliful itii]i:>':iei' > > 11. * ixi.'taai aj'jilii'.'.ti.':!, '.I;e\ iv.il e<ii;:!iiiii 'e llio '. ; *?v i n_r. lathing, pla.->!eriii'j ii'i-I - .i::ii i hen >t:;r! liii.i iiotiie. \!i-i it i- ;i:? w. i ! '. uu? r ? ettie uf l.ntilax i'j i.'o.'/.i <>.' ii. * ?. Kerr's iii'nrd ftihiiir .'H'hieii i- 5i> ii?|'i:<l) t!vli jeiowia;; l.V'iV;! to i'let l wint'ii eailei! liit* slll'lai'e polls';, t'l iL tn-aV wives don't, kiio-v tiicni when they hons-: the ! ';! hm ri uiiii pil; run ami tliiiil.':::.- Mem1 i:y feikn hr.d roine to th. ir ' jt.i'ii htmscs I.i li"J. eo;:inienee lixiniT <i|? to j I'tltvi'tilitl their !" :;i!V, -iil'1 Viltilitl Itieil hri!"ll ItlV.i IX" ??.% U.!.. U tl.i'4 ." ? ti. i\Mrv.U?'. liiu :?icc i'J"U in:; s! : : ! . A iV'.v i..- v: ordinary appearance, j \vh? liiivi- ti.:- f.vn i11- ::i-- \ i-niii. ly into Lv- i n>' lii!'.! :, It now tin* :i?l\*:mttu bo tlerivcil | front a sui: of iii* < J?. tli*-a; it has married tlioisi ' int.) rich families i;;v.-!! tin-iu u slumliug far be- j yoiul iheir rxjiwtutioii!-, a it bi-en tlio means of ! pili-hii.-- tn- liij't t;;- :.s piii!'ty-|>!iottr |>lioriy ' tit the sonic i?i" t!;i:i't:ca<i-nn v.-siicct iHiiity. Thcro ia>\v .:i city "f AhheviU*-, 3 { Churches "2 A>:.t ! ?: ?, i Scitnol, a j groat, 'ti.i'.y JJ.y J ?ti- *2 l\ itaiinr Otfi<:e?s j *2 Whale"'!'*- -rv II . ?, K-f'ob- j lidtMivitt >, a 'rin-.- ji':- n . i p *. M"v?>:ii? ::nt! Odfl ! J"c!! )V.ti' {.i..!". 1' ; <:\,j Iliiipodiom?, 2 i Carriage and Unjitry M '-I IIoi>*!s, KBVtf.ii J1 ot? ^torc, Clin j .Factory, ami it Maui Saw .Mill, '2 Harness, iiitd nevoral Boot na.i Show "?iinp.i, Tin Manufactory, ! U Tailors' Ustablisliin-?;r.s. Cabinet, Carpenters' j ctn<l UluvlcMiiitiis' ,Sh?p<, 3 lie Fre.diiiient Suloonw, I Htid 2 Livery &tiiid'.*t>, and it wiil not dn for n i gcnlloW-ui tu lua'iiu a bad appearance at any of I these placet); it injures tU-.ir Lyo.nr ! keens Clothiiitr :;t?i!for uil the abuve named i ptttce?, avoaat:on? aiul o.v.upatioiiH, ami hcoaiwo he has a liij^ t.-J. and .i large Stock, h<; don't i:i lend to a<k pri-cs that mireasnnalilt*. Lyons' stock of Leghorn ami Straw Itats, h complete. ilo koejn line I'oekct Kuivcd, liu. ^zora, Oil and Fluid Lamp*, Fiddle Strings ami Fiddle l.'./sin. manufactured express- j ly for hi* trade. Flutes, 1'awnt Doer Fasionors, ; Tnterest 'i'a!.!e.-\ tin* t!io.->? convenient tiling >i( tlto ' kind now in use. ?every hidy mtglil to havo one j ?llaiikcrtt' Case*, Bill lli.nkr-, Pocket ami Mom- i <ir.iuduiu Hoo?t?, Imvc'.ope-, Letter Paper, tlioj Iiirjjost slock ever hroughi i<? this nmrkct?New i Yorkers complain of a scarcity t-iiiee wn pur- ] <ha?rf?Steel 1'eiis, ho many that ll;?-rn is an | _ .?>S?K(n>afi'"d r.dvaime i*n ste.-l, Port Mommies j enough to IiiiSa all t'ie m???:ey in tlio District, | OomlH, ilair 15r;is!ii'?, N?iI and Ttmth Brushes ! enough to open a w an.l coinli house, and if Cedar IVnciu ri.^c, Lyons has cot "em, sure?a wlmlo oiv of li!n/ttin?, Ncedlca, ....11,.... i .. 'i'..: i. - : ni.j tiuu ??*? ?> M.uiiif incy|HirMUis, ; Kathnirou, Cologne-. 11 it: r Oil, iianiliu.rchiHl' Kxlr.1r.l3 ani! s;v'_ ; stuff, Xuvdlo unci Thimble Canes, l.nuteriis lliiirsy Wliips, Valises, j two or t!irr-e llor.-iM, and so tinny oilier iii thai it would t-iko us a whole liny to I?><>k them up und imtim th'Mii over, all of which arc r?-ady i.>r inspection nii.l :it iliu Corner Htoro in tha Mar.-hall llmis;\ Abbeville C. II.. Aprs! in, I?65. &3 (f i BrickiatcSonry and Plastering. rpHE uiKlefHjpied httvlmx forme-l iiCo-partnerJL ship in the al? >Vo bttsines*, aro prepared to do all work entrusted to tlifttn in tlie be^t and iaostkubstttnti.il manner. Having a Trtnp practical experience in liie busiik-ss, they flatter them?elvei? that they nan pk-asc the moat fastidious. All work will he warranted. .HjIIN* CO I'M UK. A. J. WUODimitST. ItcfcvWH'M.?If. A. Jours, J. A. Calhoun and Or. J. \V. llciii'sl, of Abbeville. Abbeville C. II., Murc.h 22, 4D-ly Blacksmitli and Gunsmith. . vjwwy THIS umlersijrucil, ut hit* old a _*5B|S&p_8tat>d, n?:ir A. Logun'i? jilaco, SH(5iz58will continue !ii? bugiuc.s?. All work entrusted to liitn, will be |>roinptly ut'icnili-d to. rtf* lie will also Repair ('LOCKS, if brought to him. C3T All new work Warranted. A.- BUTLER. r" Jin. 1, 1850. 37 Km A> Valuable Plantation for Sale. tVVAVINa pnrchiwcvl ?>tlicr Lund* more conJSJL T?nient to mo, I de*ire to b<)II my $0? GRAIN HI DO C PLANTATION, in lh? Culboun Settlement, adjoining lstndii of M?? *11/1 Urn Alan.II. AO* A,<sr0>. \r._ # Farads wi?liing to purch-iso Lands, will do call ine and exuinino the place, and tljey will find my term* and price reasonable. ROBT M. PALM Bit v. AfeWiU*rKov, 1?^?$56. 81 tf Sv1 , ./Negro Goods. BLANKET8, Ac.?the lor e^Sigjkore i^ht to thto place, Jtnd will *t. prioe* which will compare V|U|t fcficyhwloston, Cor?ml>la or Aogutta wtrV6& *Cw ?fld see iHem at ;v.Oil AMBERS ?k MARSHALL'S. - ' " ' ' i ^ ' ' V ' . . r*'s \ , , .. ^ ' I lifchi 111 I a^/ NEW SPRING GOODS. FULL SUIT LIES. William SJHcAr HAS received his full Supplied of SPRINC (JOOIW. comprising a large assortment ol" now mm! beautiful styles of Funcy and StapU article?', <?.'i::.' ' ! far tike present seuaon, among wliiuh aro J'uria PrinU-t Organdies nr.d Jaeonct Muslins ut very low priei-i; Plain Colored Cliallies and Kieh Printed Ba> reges; Plain Barege.* mid Crape Marotr., of beautiful colors; Kii|;lisli and French Prints nud Brilliautes, o hew and beautiful style*; Ladies' spring and Summer Silks, of the lateel et%les; Plain P.I nek Silks, of superior ijuulity nud at very low prices ; Superior Muck f?i!kn, without lustre, for La dies' Mourning Drcsaes ; Lupin's Summer Bluc'.i Bombazines, itud Dluefc Chnllie*; Plain Bltirk Crape Marctz and Black Barege? fin* Ladie*' .Mourning lJri'ssc*; Superior Mourning Ginghams, of new atu! hcatUiful styles; Mourning Muslim and Plain Black Lawns; English Black Crape* and Ladies' Mourning Veils; Ladies' Mourning Collar* and Undersleevos; Ladies' Knibroidcred Musliti Bufiquea, of new and l>?:(ulii'nl styles; Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Collar* and Un derslceve*; .lacotii't nud Swiss Muslin Bands, Iiis?Mingi and EdgingK; Ileal Thread aiul Valenciennes Laco Edgingi and Inscrtings; Lad i cm' Spiing and Sua'.mer Mautillae, of new and lieatitiful t-tyleu; Ladies' Etuliruiderod and Scolloped Liuei Cambric Ilutidkct'clii'.-is; Ladies' Wide lli-in stitch Linen C'uiubri' Ilandkcrchi'.k, for Mourning; Super".>r Linen Cambrics and French Lawns Sii't>prior 1'iaul Mainsuok mill Dotted Swi-u M minis; I I'lain Swi?i, Mull, Nainsook iui<l .laeunot Mas lit. vrrv low price*; Plain While Orgamly an.l Tarlatan MiikHi.h of extra \vi?l! !i; Plain I'iuk aiitl Orange Ctilnrt'tl Tarlatan Mils litis, for covei'im; (.'haiulclitrs and looking C?!a-st'-<; Superior 4--1 Irish l.mens atxl l'2-4 I?ituM Si.i'etinsjs ; 1 t.kioask it ml *1" il>!e 1 inpet*.?>l* Mtperior quality I!a.-l.al' ir'vs iittil S.-ntoh lljupois, for Towels lU-t A'.l.'iuitile sital ll.tniilioti I'.Iotf 'i ii Sheet A In!! stippiv of l>!o.n ite.l ami Hrov a Shift A larjro sttpp'.x o! ariic! * suitable Servants Wi ; Mu.leu i i Mi\taii-s Himalaya 1 u-sres an>l al wo,.! I\ of the > . vie to: l.a.l i >' Ttav iDr? ; V * ??!:' !? : ;.>??> f.ssent of l.n.ties, (irillli'lUi'll Mir*. '', \ rss.! l"ht!?ll'?ii*> ll>?*'i i V . i. >" Wii'.U* li.r v'lotlt **!?;:{* ami Proud i' i ??. '. ; l.'i!. .' lI'.s'ivi.liTc.l an,I l*or?le?i S-t;>.-i;.v I^ir.easter ami A lie ml ah i\>tt.i:i iKtisilwr.js nii.l liei?rj*t,? Stripe*, al th? low . -' i>. ! <; \Y i:!i ^:e.it varii tv i f otli?r artielos. Mlitahh for ami i'laa'atum use, ami all > !" wldeli will ! <. so!.! .it vci'v low prices lor cash. Tltt j.?11..i. are respeet luliv reuuoted to call ami examine the avurimeiit. Aii^usln, A|>ul :#<>, IS."?0. 2 tf SELLING OFF AT COST! rJ^iI B suliscribcr h:tivn<f il?:termitie?l to cluingc lil:i oiieiW.'.S OlSvio U*t nllc liib triitifo siucii ui EOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, TRUNKS, AT COST Foil CASH ONLY. The stock is all fresh and well selected. Persons desiring goods in this line, will find it to their mivantaize to call and make un cxuinina tion htf.ire purchasing. Tli'.' subscriber also returns Ins thanks lo hi; fiivii'is and customers f>>r the liberal patronage h'-i'vtofor.; I stowed, and requests those indebted to iiiin to <;;>!i and settle up their accounts. N. 1?. To a:i\ one t!rsir?u<* to make an invest mem i i l!;i-< iine of hmdneKS, tlie whole stools may ho treat.-il lor, togdner with the unexpired !"i;so or t!ie fctore, which Ims two years U r;?i. V.\ S. WOOD, IS.", llioii.i:sli./U Street, Columbia. Ai! ??, la.iii. 1 _ 6in CHAMBERS & MARSHALL ARB NOW ULCLIVING bUrrLTEB OF (xUUUS, iON*STSTIN~(? of Plain und Fancy FrcncI > DB LAIN ICS, French an.l Knglii>li MERIN0E3, lll'k and Col'd ALI'AOAS, lii'k m.d Fancy SILKS, (.'loth CLOAKS in gr?:it variety, Embroideries, Glovec, Hosiery, ic. October 3. ~ 1 * tf Z33" Frcsa copy lis M,i& & SWDTTM|IL, " (Mr MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, GA. WILL continue the CttOOEIlY IUISI NESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, a their Old Stand on B110AD STREET, ojijiositi j tho I'ifuiters* Hotel. j Our Stock of Groceries will, at nil time*, bi i Lirge, the assortment eoni|ilete, and particnlurl} adapted to Planter*' Trade?a liberal slinro o j which wo have so long enjoyed, and hope ulil ! to receive. WM. Mo BE ALL, J.N'O. W. L. STOVALL. August 28, 1 la Cm HOWARD ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA. Important Announcement. TO ALL PERSON'S nfllictcd with Sexual tlis ease, such hs SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IM l'OTENCE, GONORIUKEA, GLEET, SYPH 1L1S, <fcc., Ac. TIio HOWAftl) ASSOCIATION of Philadel pliiu, in view of the awful destruction of humai | life and lio.thh, caused by Sexual dieenses, an< i the deceptions which nre practised upon the un I fortunate victims of 6uch diseases by Quackf | have directtd their consulting Surgeon, us i CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, t giv? MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all pci sons thus tiiflicted, (Maloor Female,) who appl' by letter, (post-paid,) with a discripiion of thr! | condition, 'age, occupation, habits of life, <fco., I and in case;: of extreme poverty nnd suffering t FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OP CHARGt TIio Howard Association is a benevolent Insti tution, ostiihliehed by special endowment, for th relief of the pick and distressed, afflicted wit] " Virulent nnd Epidemic diseases," and its fund can bo used for no other purpose. It has nov a BiippIuH of moans, which tha Directors hav voiea to advertise the above notice It is need lees to ad.? that the Association commands th highest Medical skill or tlio age. Address, (post-paid,) Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN Consulting burgeon, Howard Association, Phi] vdolphia, I'a. By order of the Director*, EZRA D. HEART WELL, President. Geoj Fairciiild, Secretary. May 2, 1805. 3 ]y To the Public. IN consequence of the inclement weathe through the month of January, the Boar of Trustee* of the COKESBURY MASONK TEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE wi extend the present Scholastic Year to the lai day of October, without additional charge ( patrons. -v J. K. VANCE> P. B. T. 48 ' tf Notice to legatees. WOTICX la harebv amen to Hi* i? of tha E?aUt of Jeww-Jladdex, dre'd, tbi a final SetUumtnt of Mid Estate' will-to mad before tb? Ordinary of Abbeville Dielrict, da fli *' ' PROFESSIONAL CAfrDS. JAMJE3S S. COTHRAN, ; Attorney at It aw, > AUFtCVILLi: C. II., S. C. ' MAY HE FOUND FOIl THE PRESENT IN ! THE COMMISSIONEll'S OFFICE. Jan. 14, 1800. 3D 1 y ' Independent Press plcaso copy. I " WKLLIA9K ft*. PRICE, f ATTORNEY AT LAW, WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OK TIIE t WESTERN ClltCUIT. , OOlce at Greenville . II. Fob. 1, 1850 43 ly joxWi Eii VTmgstos, ; ATTORNEYS AT LAW. , OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO THOMSON & FUR, ABBEVILLE C. II. ' II. A. JONK*. J. W. t.I\ INCi.STU.N Ian. 13. 18.15. 3 ? W I (; Dii) iS| Attorney at La to and Solictor in Equity. Aubbvim.E, S. G. "Will promptly attend to all busiiiCHH entrusted l?? h e care, lie can b? found at the ullicc of the s Abbeville Bonner." July Ud 11> J .11. WIL80V. I. II. I.UMAX. W. M. IIADOKN Wilson. liOnwix & Uaddcn, Attorneys ut Luw ami Solicitors in Eiiuity. i Ot'KICK AT AllltRVII.LE C. iL ; I. tosri'.ll MAItHIIAI.U \V. A LLK. MARSHALL & LEE, ; ATTOUNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITOUS IN EQUITY, fTTu.t. attend promptly to any btisineiM ooini V milted to their cure, in the Districts of Ab, bcville, Andeiwon, I,aureus mid Newberry. Otlico ut Abbeville C. II. fcb. 9. 13 ?2m The South Carolina Agriculturist, j Expensive Committee of the State Asrri- ! ; | .1 cult in.,', o y of South Carolina, having ; j selected tho sitbsoriljor tt? edit theii paper, a . i proppoctsis if now isMiinl incompliance with tlicir i instructions. This journal \rill lx< devoted to ; Agriculture, Horticulture, Nmurul Sviriicc, Km. ml Taxte, Architecture ntid Ari.tlix Mechanical ' . and Maliufaotuiiiit; interest, ami all the pursuits ; periainin*: to general improvement. Ii will also | ' contain i\ faithful Irniitfcript of (ho organisation . , mill piocecdiiigti of tho Stioinly, Kfnays anil | iVniinniiiciitioiis from tho Ihim wiitns in the { Mate, mid a nioiitlily Nummary of tho spirit of i tho Amionltural pres."- All loihjcom ili>vntvil to , . iho mi|?iovoiiieiit of tho tiiinil, tho noil, stool;, anil ; dotuo->tic cotillon. tliol ready iiiltniiu<ioii into its [ columns, ami such oontribntioos nro specially | desired. Tho \\ ot'U Will t>o piintcd in lionatiful . i now nml fan type. on lino white paper, with a I tinted cover. Hint will contain thirl* two pagcM . ; pot month. Tho publication Will comito'tico on ! tho l?t of May. I !?.?#. 'I horo will also ln? pub, ! lishcd an additional udt ertUtnjj shoot as a slip | , | ploiuonl, in wliioh a limited number of uilvcr- | ' , ] tUomciils wi'l ln? iitsi'rli'il | TKIJ.MS?Sil poi a mi mil. No paper sent Mil- j j loss tho money is paid in advance, l.ifo Mom- > u*.-4r? I\? uu- k'uur '1^111 IIIUIIUI Will If cctve the paper without cost. Address A. G. SUMMER, I Editor ".South Carolina Agriculturist,*' 1 starch 19, 18;"?0. -Id Columbia, S. C. < riiosi'EcnTs OF , Yas uraMBtr 1MIE rapid strides, and constant advancements of the age; and the daily increasing demands for Literature, have induced the Subscribers to ' propose publishing at Spartanburg Court House, on the lirst ol* Jmiuarv, 185(5, A WEEKLY ' ! LITERARY JOURNAL, entitled TIIE LITERARY STAR, 1 Its Editorial management, under the care of R. I.. HOW DEV. wilt b? ft?n<lijcto<! in .?mnn ' nor that sum.i. not fail to give satisfaction to ' even' reader. The greates care will be taken to chronicle the latest and most reliable passing events of the day. The Literary department , will contain such matter only, as will prove interestino and profitable to the reader. Selections , suitable for Sunday reading?Stores for the Young?Proverb* for the Old?and in short, it is our determination to present to the public a * Journal that will he a welcomo visitor in every family?a companion for every one. In mutters of Politics, the Star will be ueutrai; but will 1 retain the right to apeak of any pulpable wrung j it may detect i<i any party. The Litp.kaiiv Star will be printed in new and clear Type, and under the mechanic*! mannrrmn.int Ait fin Pnliltulipr I'V \f IliiOUGILTON?will vie in uppearuncc with any [Hitter in South Cntolina. In ordur to put our paper within the reach of every one; and seenrt* un extensive circulation, it will he furnished (containing 2\centy-four column* of reading matter,) at the following uuprccedented rules: 1 copy por annum, iti advance 8 1.50 10 " " " " ' 12.50 20 " " " " 20.00 We appeal to our friends, and to the friends of our cuuue, to sustain us in our undertaking?cx1 tend to uh a helping hand. Address ? UONVDKN &. BROUtffITON, Proprietors. 2 Spartanburg, C. II., S. C. 'j. November 6, 1855. 29 1 Jackson Street Hospital and Surgical INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES, AUGUSTA, GA. rI"MIE Undersigned would respectfully call the JL attention of Planters and Slaveowners t generally, to their complete and extensive establishment in Augusta, Ga., for the accomniodation of NEGROES requiring SURGICAL OPERATIONS or Treatment m CHRONIC DIS. EASES. Tho HuiMing is situated on the corner of Jack. ton and Fen wick Streets, between the Georgia and the Savannah Rail Road ,Pepotn; und in sight . of both. It is therefore convenient for tho ren ception of patients from a distance. In its conj etruction, throughout the eutire plan, was kept . in view the special purpose to which it is ap^ plied; being furnished \frith everything which n can conduce to the comfort of tho SICK. It is o supplied with hot and cold baths and shower >. baths?and lias water-closets in each story to rr avoid fatigue and exposure to the patients. It r is also well ventiluted and lighted with gas. ) With the constant attendance of experienced ? male and female nurses, th* patient will be saved much of the suffering which too often is the rcr#><snll of nnuvmdnhlp noirlMit in thn Irmitmnntnf e Negroes in ordinary private practice, h TERMS?For Board, Lodging and Nursing, a p?<r month, #10. For alt necessary Medical atv tendance, Surgical Operat.ons, <tc., tlie same as 0 iu ordinary city practice. A. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon, e R. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician. May 3, 1855. 2 mtf r, [. JUST FUULMHED, IV TUB HOWARD ASSOCIATION, P III L A D E LP III A, PA. Report on spermatorrhea, or seminal Weakness, Impotence, the Viee of - Onanism, Masturbation, of SalT-Abuee, And other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, with an acooont of the errors aud deception* of Q^aotus and yalj nable advice to the afflicted, by GEO- R. OAL? IIOUN, M. D., Consulting Soroeoo of the RowY ard Aseociatkm, Philadelphia, Pa., a benevolent '} Institution, established by epeeial endowment, for the relief of the aiek and distressed, afflicted 0 with "Virulent and fJptitemtf'&fMiU&i1* A copy abdva Report #ifl bo s??t by nail (in a seaUrpn velop,! _ c?ipt of I*) aUttnpt fur poeUgo. - AaaiM UK UKO. OAltrfOUN? WATCHES, JEWELRY AH? TOtWM. HAVING just received from Now York. si lal'g>! nn<l boauli fcbsttf?j Sl?itk of Wn'cli.i 'iiid Jo\v elry, I will sell tliotn at Charleston |>ric."--, mid nil articles wni ranted uh represented. My stuck consists of Tine Clucks, Woiglit and 9|wlu?, at various prices; Fine Gold Watches, ftoin ,"525 to $1.10; ? lino lot of Hunting Lover*, from $18 to suitnblo for farmers; Fob, Vest and Ladies' Chains, tn-uutiful patterns; Ladies'ami Gonls' Broaches; Eur Kings and Finger Kingr, all sir.es; Lockets, Gold Keys, Gold and Silver Spcetnrles; Silver .? >: 1 ? " ' r? ui lich* ^ v.urai neuus, uoiu Sniips, Gold I'enn, Silk Guards, Steel Chain*, Winding Key*! Steel Spectacles with colored (Mosses, u lui^o assortment of Spectacle CluRFes, nil new, 1'ort Monies; ? beautiful assortment of Silver Cups, suitable for Presents ; r full assortment of l'ihtula Tim above articles I will cell for CASH, or on Credit to persons who will i>o prompt in their pnviiiciilit. H. T. TUSTEN. Sept. Sti. 2.'{ tf THE BRITISH PERIODICALS TUB FAIUIHIt'S GUIDE. CHEAT It EDUCTION IN TIIE 1*UICE ok Tin: uttgr i'im.i.ica i ion. I EONAU1) SCOTT ?t CO.. 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Thus: Kour copies of liluckwood [>r of one Review will be sent to ono addivss for J'.i; four copies of the four Reviews and Black.......,i r.... e-i.i. ?,..i POSTAGE. In all the principal Cities and Towns, these works will Lie delivered, Free of Pontage. When sent by niitil, the PoKlngn In any part of the United Stiiire, will be but J\eent>/'fonr C'rnttt a year for "Blackwood," and but Fourteen Cents a year for each of the Bcviewe. The Farmer's Guido to scientific and practical aurilfultcrc. By JlFA'nv SrwiinNS, F. It. S., of JiiJujL'uruh, and the late J. P. Norton, Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. 2 vols, Boyul Ociftvo. 1000 pages, and numerous Wood und Steel Engravings. This is, confessedly, ihe inosl complete work on Agriculture ever published, and in order lo give it a wider circulation the publifhcrs have resolved to reduce the price to S'> FOB TIIE TWO VOLUMES!! When sent hy mail (post-paid) to California and Oregon the price will be $7. 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It will be political, bin liberal, owing no sluviah or servile allegiance to parties or politician*. It will advocate measures, not men; and will labor only for the success of principles. In a word, it will bo the organ of no man or clique. It will be American in tone and sentiment, yet repudiating nothing foreign, because it is so; believing and maiutaining that the good, the wise, (be honorable, and useful, are indigenous to no clime, nor the proporty of any peculiar people, but Are the common right of II. Its aim will be to advance, reform and improve; not to crush, depress and destroy. It will hold up to light and reflection, the ruthless and savage deeds and practices of the times; defend oure morals in all the uocial relations of life; and scout at all attempts at scribbling blackguardism. It will be progressive, but uot recklessly to. P.ntmaining fixed and dcoided views on the i!-- -* *L. J... 14 _:H ?;MJUaia tk. ffTOilb <|UHMUI1B Ul WIC ua/, IV WI?? Iiuuivmv ?.?v honor, protect the righto, and defend (he cauie, and the iiMtitutk>n? of the South. - It will (lumber in ito corps of contributors eonae abla political and literary writers. 'f, We promise much, -but intend to perform it all, and more, if tha reading public wiU give the enterprise a livau! pairoBago. * 'TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Tdc Swif Will be furnished to rtbMribera at Up?r annum, payable in advance. No paper ba conttnued^ejrohd the time for which it ftfpaid. AN subscription* and communication* oo buriness thou Id be addreeaed to the under . n?ftl>'nHifnl I MittSMfUl BOOT WEARING GENTRY. FI1IIE undersigned, Bo"tiimk?r, would inform J&- the gmlilic gonrrally, nnd wpeoiully his ol<J friends hikJ customers. tli?t lie line ju?-t rewived Hint splendid lot of LEATllEU of whitili lie gnv?* notice dome weeks since, and is now reiuly und willing to put up m llie best possible style, auy v-oi'k entrusted toliiui. If you want ;t Boot that is n Boot, you will step into the Shop und leuve your measure. To be found ou Washington Street. ED WD ROCHE. March 5, 1856. 46 tf CHARLESTON DAILY STANDARD, A RELIABLE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL. Single Copies, per nullum t> 8 00 Ten Copies, per annum 50 00 TIIK DAIT.Y STANDARD contains a Daily Telegraphic Report, a .Market Report, uml a rcpoit of General Information, furnished by tlic mail from every section <>f llie Union. It aluo pioh'miIb a Daily Report of Hie Stock Market, the Coitoa Market, of the Arrivals and Departures of Ships, and of tlio Arrivals of Pas sengera. Once a week is presented n Comparative State incnt of t!ie Receipts and Shipments of Coitou, Riee and Lumber, at the port of Charleston, am n Comparative Statement of lh<> Rc-cipis am Expoits of Cotton ut all the ports of the Unitoi States. All NEWS, of a personal and political clinrac ter, both foreign and domestic, is given with tin greatest possible proinptui'Bs ; and to insure tliii object, we liavv bee.ured the services of an al>l< corps of correspondents. It is our special object to publish a NEWSPA PER, proper. We shrink from the expros*ioi of no opinion which may be demanded by tin subject belbie ua, but a* a i;encral principle, pre fer staling facts at the earliest instant possible and to leave it to our readers to form their owi opinions. The course of the paper is severely conservn live, first of morality and order; next, of tin institutions peculiar to tho South ; and next, o the union of tho States. We resolutely opposi radicalism, ns well ia democracy as morals. One important object in the establishment o our p:ipcr, was to present u t;h?*np vehicle for in formation From this object we have been com pelled to depart, to Mime extent ; but not to lea v< it entirely out of view, wc propose to sell tlx paper nt. our counter, in packages of Ten, tin Twenty Cents, and to mail Ten Copies to anj one of our subscribers for a year, who will seta I us Fifty Dollars. This will relieve us from tin risks of collection and the expense of mailing hi many dillcrcnt packages, while it will give t< every neighborhood throughout the Statr, tin - ~r .. i> wiiru ii/ii 11./ " """J * "I"-' "L **??LAilS i>t:r annum. L. W. SPRATT ?fc CO. Aug. 15, 1955. 17 tf CliairlCKlou Weekly Standard, CONTAINS ALL TJIK MATTER PIHJTIS1ICO IN THE DAILY together with The Local, Domestic and Foreign 3ftirketx?Th< Prices Vitri etit, including the liutex of Sale for Stock, Exchange, and JJonicstic Produce? The Shipping in Port?The latest Telegraphic fiifurmation, d:c., ike., cir. 'I'l.. cti vn i on I.. : a mi uiu vmv murium; fiupvi in Charleston which issues u WCKICLY EL)I TION. This Edition is published every Wednesday Morninc, nnd hv tin- eveninjr of the t'.ext da} can lie received in every scelion of the Sjtnte. 1'iicc ?puytible invariably in mlvnnce. L. W. SJrRATT JL CO. Aug. 15. 1P55. 17 If Dr. McLANE'S fCLEDllATKD VERMIFUGE LIVER* PILLS. Two of tlic l>c?t Preparations of t he Age. They are not reeomj mended as Universal ! Cure-alls, but simply for what their name purports. The Vermifuge, for expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various animals subject to Worms. The Liver Pills, for the cure of Liver Complaint, all Bilious Derangements, Sick Headache, &c. Purchasers will please be particular to ask for r? a /T _ t ?_ /->_i _ j-vi. lviL.JL/Uiic s celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills, prepared by IFLayuaxcj sole proprietors, Pittsburgh, Pa., and take no other, as there are various other preparations now before the public, purporting to be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others, in comparison 1- TV * K _ T' witn ut. ivicx^ANE s, are worthless. The genuine McLane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores. FLEMING BRO'S, 60 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Sole Proprietor!, SCOVIL <b MEAD, Mo. Ill Oliarueest, New Orleans, General Wholesale Agent* for th< Southern State's to whom ell orders inait lx addressed. SOLD BY wahdtair A Ltom, Abbovilla O, H? 8, C., A. H. HAWiom, Doe ffnt, 11 I. W. Ta*u??, Anderaon C. ET., " BKimn ft harriion, Longmire'a, * G. L. PicvNt Ed^field C. ft., " April 8, 1866. 51 ly *J|ock Inland Cassimere*, I tTrnwetfj - " ' fcrimt- j - . REMOVAL OF TIIE | BOOT AND SHOE SHOP AT ABBEVILLE C H. THE itndoraigneil respectfully infornm th? Gentlemen of Abbeville, and tlio public generally, thxt lie lias removed to WASHINGTON STREET, and in always to bo found in his Shop, between the Marshall House and the Livery Stubles. IIo h.i? on litiiid a lurife mipplv of th? b?--?t French CA f.F-SKINs, HUCK-SKINS, MOROCCO mid PATENT LEATHER, with n good Htock of tlm bout SOLE LEATHER, mid is roudy to make I to order > BOOTS AND SHOES, of (lie latcit and neatext ttyle. He will make and mend us good and hs cheap as any otic elso ' in Abbeville. An APPRENTICE !s wnnted to learn the BOOT uud SHOE-MAKING RU>INE-S. J. J. O'KEEFFE, > Bout and Shoemaker. 1 Jan. P, 19.r?C. 3S ly ' LIVERY STABLES! ; AT ABBEVILLE O. H. ; m; j r|^IlE tndcisignod having tukcn the largo mid 2 JL commodious Stable formerly occupied by . M essiu. .Mutliis & Salt!, nfT-rs his nervice* to the puhlic generally. Iln will keep in constant at j tendance, attentive OmI<-is. Il's Stables will be kept thoroughly rleanspd, and every attention . given to merit public patronage. Ho will aluo keep a lot of f Horsos and Buggies to Hire, 1 with curcful Driver*, to c?i>vy pev-von* to any _ point in or out of the 1 >in:iict. Charge for sifeed, 37$ cents. Homes boarded foi $1.00 per day, ami ?10.00 by the month -* . J. M. DA VI.-J. Nov. 7, 1W5. 20 ly i Stage Line ABBEVILLE to WASHINGTON A FOUR IIOKSK STAOK leaves ABIJKVIL1?K oii Monday, Wednesday and Friday. I.caves Washington, Oa., on Tuesday, Tliuisdny anil Sniurdiiy iiiui*niii|M. A Daily Train leaves Witahiiigloil ntT o'clock ' A. M , for Atlanta. . OFFICE at the POST OFFICE. .IOIIN McUUVDE, Agent. Abbeville C. II., April 'J, 18.00. OO ly ""stoves Yor ITalIF!" TIIK Subscribers will keep on hand at nil times, at iln? Saddlery mid Harness 6>toro . of K. \V KSTFIKLD, ill tliis Village, all upsortrnent of nil kinds of STOVKS, winch they pledge themselves to h'-ll <>ii an favornlil*: terms uk Stoves of ilie xniuo quality can be purchased lor in Charleston. Thi'ir UiUDAil^ they will wuri'iini to do everything tlint n Conking Stovn can do, und arc mire lliey will givo iiitiwi'.-'ul satisfaction. One of ib will hjiund tlio most of the i?rciw?nt vcnr at tlio Xurtli. iti;d will l>v nbJe ti> delect the best and most >>pprovvd patterm*. E. 7v EST FIELD, I. BRANCH. Abbeville H , 5. C., ) IV 1>. 13, IhitJ. < 43 lv Millot and Dhcora Sood. X 11 A \ I> mid ftir vile. ? small onnniitv of tlio aU'JVO valuable tct-d, bv II. S. ICERR. April 2. 1C.'C. Cj if l)j" I'i csi copy. Boobo Hats. SE linvo ju-t received the latent sfvleu of V ? IiEEBi: IIATo friMii New York. WIER & MILLER. Fob. 37, 1856. 45 tf PROSPECTUS OF THE SOUTHERN LIGHT, A RELIGIOUS JOURNAL, Ui'i I l-u u* _ ? L^WHATLEY. 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Letters should directed (post paid) to MIJNN ?t CO., 123 Fulton Street, New York. Mensi'H. .M U.N.N it CO , Imvo been, for '' 1 niuiiy venra, extensively cnm?gcd in procuring ? patent.* for new inventions, uud will ndvtae inventors, without charge in regard to tho novelty of their improvement*. . September .'1, 1855. 20 if - * $500 REWARD! <?> TIIR i?l/lltacil<l?.l KII-I.TR, TBlKSTIil) in over lO.Oiiu eases of ASIATIC I B- ClIOl.I'RA mi.I Itnivn < i.mi?' lias uev?*r yet failed, wlii'ii tried in lime, inbluntly to relieve and speedily to cure, Price,. L'uiiia per Dottle. ALSO, Iln ploii's Vcgclablc TiiielJirc, I lofliiianV Anodyne, u great variety of popular Patent Medicine*. Drug*, Oils. PaiuiH a id L)j c Stall's ; Ton, Coffee, Sugar, ^egarf Mill) Tnl'ticco, p Powder nnd Shot, Superior Kuivca and Razors, ^ Books, &c., <tc. So!d by F. G. PARKS, * Greenwood, S. C. Jan. 12, lft55 37 ly EDWARD WESTFIELD^ ABBEVILLE COUIiT HOUSE, SO. OA., RETURNS thank* for ohfi favors, uud rcxpuctfully solicits a continuance nf the aiunc. lie keeps constantly on timid, of bits own manufacture, u Large Ati?r went of SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac. Also, Willi's, STIRRUP IRONS . nd IHTTS. Ueing a practical workman, lie in prepared to make to order all kiiuix of S;id<ile>, Murines nnd Military Equipments. at Blunt notice. and at ait low prices ms any oilier critalilnsliiueul. Z3T" Particular ntteuliou |iaid to all kind* of Repairing. iiiavVli HOSPITAL FOU NEGROES, " j At .4n^tio(:i. Cia. TSlIiE Undersignr>d would call the intention I. or tile Citizens of Abbeville and Kdgefiehl Districts, to their INFIRMARY for SIt'K NBG1IOKS. siul fin* tln>se requiring SUROICAL. or)-:RATIONS. While ilit- eompletness of our nrrattg- menu, offer.*) to ilie puiient every comfort. It iilxo enables 113 to render mol e efficient treatment to cluoniff cns>'f, iIiiiii chu generally he secured in ordinary private practice. Our special uei'oiiiniodatioiix for the 'itnn?|feiueiit ? ? the CI I ICONIC: UISE *SE> OF F KM A LBS, so common uuioug Negroes, are ample to complete. TERMS.?For Nursing, Board and Lodging, per month $10. Treatment?iho ordinary rates of Practice. Communications uddressed to us at Augiuta,. will meet with prompt ottenlinii. II. F. CA.Ul'liKMi, Surgeon, 11. C AM l'BRLI?, Attending Physician. ^ May 10, 1855. 3 if THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville Dittrict ?In Ihe Common Pleat. Wm. I' Dorn, | tit. > Attachment. Wm. B. Lloyd. ) WIIKRBAS, the Plaintiff did, on tlio ihirti- 1 etli day or June, 1855, file his dcclara- > lion agninsi the Defendant, who (us it issxid) i<v absent front mid Without the limits of lli:s Slale, and has neither wife nor attorney known within ihe same, upon whom a copy of the said drclu| 1 atioifmight lie served. It is therefore oidercd, ilrit the s?iid Delendant do appear und plead to the Kuid declaration, on or before l^liiM day of I July, which will be ill the vcar^oT our I.oril Eighteen Hundred and Fitiy-Six, mliei-wino final and absolute Judgment wiil then- bo given aud awarded a>:niiiBt him. MATTH E\V McT)ONALT>, a c. r. Clerk'a Olficr, June SO, 1^55. .11 ly STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas. B. <fc J. Jordan, ) Furi-ijn Attachment. vs. > McGownn & I'errin, 1'1'fFs Thos. J. Atkins, J Attorneys. WHEREAS the Plaintiff* did, on tlin fifth day of A(>ril. eighteen hundred and fiftyfive, file liw declaration ngninwt the Defendant, who, (it is suid,) is ulieent Jrojn and without (he limits of thin Siute. and has neiilier wile- nor attorney known wiihin tho s;iine, upon whom a copy of the suid declaration might be eorved: It is therefore ordered, tliat the snid Defendant rlrt atinoor atul "loo?l '? '?* ~v ?r|nai ?..* .V uin njiu llWltllUUUIl, Oil or before the sixth Jay of April, eighteen hundred and firty-six, otherwise finul mid absolute judginoiit will thou bo given UHd awarded ngaiust him. MATTHEW McBONAf.P, c. o. r. ' Clerk'a Office, April 11, 185ft -61 ly "CFRATIS! JUBT PUB LIB II EDI A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE J FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL Treatment without Modioiae, of. Snermiitor* rhea, or Local SV'enkneaa, Nor von* Debility, Low Spirit*, Lassitude, Wenfcnrsa of the L.i'mfifnnd Buck. jHdUptailioi. and Incapacity foi; ?tudy jnd Labor, Dullnrps of Apprehension, JLosa of Meijn* ory, ^verafoni to Society, Love of Koitnde.VTfv mulity, Helf-Dlatnujt, Dizxinrar, tlcad-Aclie, lavoluutary Discharges, Fains in ilia Side, Affection of the By e*. Pirfiplwi ou the Fucc, Sexuul and other Inflrmitie* in man* From the Frraioh of Or- B Da Laaey, The important fact that these nlupminir c?m? pl?inM( may eat-ity be removd without Medicine. {?, So this small tract, oUarly demonstrated; aftd the entirely new and hirfily * oc oe ?*fi, 1 treatment aa adopted bytha AntW, foUy **pl?w^?by means of whioh *v?>ry one is fnab4?d,to >rtfe blirifcetf l>erfa*My, and at the l?w*t po*itilfc edat, avoiding theteby *11 the adVertia^duoeUurty#' the day. Sent to any address, %r*tis, and {ttrtfrea'&jli sealed envelope; by femilliutf (pojrt tfiirfH^otsSst liJ ' ^ -y