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ALWAYS ON HAND. BROWN'S 1*6. Jamaica fiinger, San ford's Liver Invigorator, Ayers Cherry tectorial, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Jndiun Cholagogue, lloflaml's German Bitters, The Columbian Bitters, Sir Jas. Clarkes' Femnlc Pills, Demi i?* Sarsaparilla Compound, " Antispasmodic, Rndaways llen?ly Relief, Wiaters Bnls. Wild Clierry, ltogers Syrups, Liverwort ami Tar, Jacob's 1 )inrrlioea Cordial, VnJ'c Il?!r I Hurnetts Cocoainc, Bachelors an?l Phalons Ilair Dyes, Henrys Cnl'c Magnesia, Husbands Cnl'c ditto. Perry Davis' Pain Killer, Curler's Spanish Mixture, llclmbold's Ext. ol' liuehuc, The above, together with a great many oilier popular medicines, can bo had at I). Mc-LAl*CllUX'S Drug Store, Abbeville, S. C. June 10, 1859. 1 tf SODA WATER, ; AT I i). ww\\\m : i DRXJG S T O IFL IE _ 1 PURE SODA "NVATF.lt from tlie Porcelian ! Fountain entirely free from a?-id or nietalie taste, is the nio?t grateful and refreshing ( of nil beverages. 11 allays thirst and in at tho same time tome and refigerant. This popular n.wl -I-:..!- ~.-T J > - ?...>? uvuimiiki uiiiiiv id |m v|'i1i itu wurv Uliy UL i D.tycLAUCIl LIN'S, " j Drug anil Chemical Store, , Granite llnngc. Abbeville, .Tunc 17, 1S59 7 tf , FOH SAT.E. i SALE!)A Y IX JUL 1", 18f?9. f"|"MlE Subscriber will offer f?>rsnle in front of ' ( JL Court llousc door on Sale Day next, IFIVIE NEGROES, (One woman and four children.) all as likely as i ean be found in the District, Lucy. the wo- j Jnan, is a No. 1. House girl, about. twenty four ; ] or live years old. She is a trood Cook. \Yuslnar, 1 Ironcr nnd Seninstress, ami of an huniM-- iiis- ' \ position. (inorge is about ! years old, Martha i . about 7, l-'niily about 3, and an infant about, u t months old. 1 car Terms mnile known on tho dav ol sale. ' , W. ?. itovi>. ! , .Tune 17, 1800,7, St j| PROSPECTUS ; OK | THE (JHEEWVOOD TIMES,: : ii A JOURNAL to be devoted to (because of j u \- the South, and the exposition of facts ; a and truths in over}- department of popular in- : t-ellit;r;Tice and news. j | . The undersigned proposes a* soon as a sufficient niniiher of subscribers can obtained, j e to commence in the Viliaise of (Ireen wood, the . v publication of n popular New.-paper, whose j moderate subscription priee sli-ill intro.luee it j t i/ito every homesteail; and whose columns v Abounding in the useful, and novel of l.ilcra- t ture. Science, Agriculture, and tin? Arts of l?oniestic Life?in whatever is spicy, brilliant or r touching in Humor, Poetry and Story, with all 1 that is striking or int.creslinir in tin: news and j l< events of the passing age, and conservative of t the rights of South Carolina, s-hall render it a 1 e medium of rare intellectual p'?a.?ure. poiiticji) j ilirmiiftiKiii, aim (111*1110* ijiiihy i?? iik* ;i It is unnecessary to enter upon :i lengthy :i nrgument to prove (In- importance ?>f swell 1111 v enterprise. It. is sufficient to observe that tliis J is tin* age of journalism ; tins newspaper lias i become tlie fourth estate of 1I13 r- lnin, ninl I the people are lookilur to it for the intelligence il and facts?for the light through whose genial \ influence, their views and opinions, are to re- 1 eetve shape, vigor ami life. ^ Numerous journal", it is true, with ns many I different, aims, ami motto*, are evorj-where circulating through the country ; still the great e field of Southern Humanity, is scarcely snr- a veyc*l, much less cultivated. They are all too li intensely devoted to some one ii/ca, or to the t more equivocal work of pandering to the u pride of wealth, and illustrating the opportunities, and strength of the Almighty Dollar. ' "We want a medium through which ihe poor I1 man may speak, nud in which he may find # sympathy and encouragement in the'trials, t and sorrows?in the solitude that separates ' him from his neighbor. ii A co npetent, Ivlitor will he emnloveil tr. fur. jiish its columns with observation on passing events. v Tlie Time* will also he a menus of slimnla- v ting into active exercise miieh of the latest f! talent of the District; and ita patroi.s may U anticipate, from this prolific source, many a < practical suggestion, an?l sparkling p-in of r thought. It will he issued every Saturday P morning, at. ?1.50, invariably in advance. a IST Subscribers will please address the I c Proprietor at this place. a PATRICK X. WILSON*, Greenwood, S. (\ 2 (^"Papers in the State will please insert the above a few times, and obi ice. J uue 10,1851). 7 tf i WILLIAMSTO N" SPRINGS HOTEL. mTlIE Proprietors of this large and commodious HOTKIi take pleasure in announ o.ing to the public that it is now open for the reception of company, and is under the management of II. T. TUjSTIN, one of the proprietors. The Hotel i? now completed, and many comforts and amusements added over the last season. The Hotel is capable of accommodating f>0() persons, and the proprietors can say with confidence thnt for largo and well ventilated rooms it cannot he surpassed at any watering place, nut1 every eflort will be made to meet the expeeta ( tion of both 'he seekers of pleasure and health As to the medicinal qualities of the water, we can Si.v that we know of no invalid who ln.a given it a fair trial but what 1ms gone away believing tlial Ihcy were greatly benefitted. , There is a good Livery Stable kept in connection with the Hotel, where good llorses and Vo- , hides can lie had nt nil times. The Williamston Spring* are situated immediately on the Greenville A Columbia Railroad, in Anderson District, S. C., one hour's ran on Railroad to Greenville village. 7 hours' run to Columbia, and 16 hours' to Charleston, S. C., and Augusta. Gn. II. T. TUSTIN, ENOCH NELSON, J. O. WILLSON. May 26, 1859 f? 5t CEHTRALHO USE. Williamston, S. C. rBIIIIS house irt now open for the reception -M- of visitors to the Mineral Springs. The building is entirely new, finished and furnished in excellent style, and located at a convenient distance from the Spring. Visitors will find ample and superior accommodation nt this Ilouao with good order. The lahle will be supplied with the best the market affords. Kates of Board.?Per day. ?1.25; per week, ?7.00 ; per mouth, $25.00 ; Children and Servants half price. R. R. HUDGINS. " June 9, 1859. 7 3m T. A T^Txncaj Ills suss x AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! WM. 8IIEAR Iim a large supply of ladies' Summer Silks, comprising some of the latest and most elegant styles, which he will sell at pro Ally reduced prices. The public aro respectfully invited to examine the a&sortment. 4Hue lft, 1869 3 * GIFTS I GIFTS 11 GIFTS!!! Till: ORIGINAL CIIT BOOK STORE. 1). W. EVANS ?fc CO., 077 BROADWAY, 077 NEW-YORK. ESTABLISHED 1854. TKc following is a partial lint of properly wliicli will be eiven to the purchasers of Bookc at the time of pale : Worth from Gold Watches, English Lever. I'atent Lever and Lepines. 1?30 00 to ?100 0C Silver Watches, Patent Lever, full jeweled Hunting cases, open l'?cc and cylinder escapement. 12 00 to 10 00 Gold Lockets?Large size, four glasses, and two glasses willi (-print;?largo and small size with mm p. 2 50 to 12 00 Cameo, Mosaic, Flor" tine, Painted, Lava, GoUlstone Garnet ami Coral Sets of l'ina and Drops. . 5 00 25 0U Ladies' Gold Guard Chains, Fancy Neck Chains, Cliato o UU 10 1? UU Heiils' Tol> nml Vest Chains. ID UU to 30 0U Sets Cameo Goldstone, Painled, Mosaic. Gurnet, Onyx, Imigravcd and Plain gold Sk'ove Bullous and Bosom Studs 2 00 to 10 00 Sold Pencils witli Pens, large, iiU'dimii, and small. 3 50 to 7 SO Silver Pencils, witli Gold Pons, large, iiiedium, and email size, Jotilile and single extension eases. 2 00 to 5 00 [jeuts' Heavy Sij?net Ilings, Ladies (lold I'lumcd and Plain Kings. 1 00 to 7 50 Tents' Gold Bosom Pins, Cluster, witli Opal, Scarf l'ins, Onyx, Garnet, &o. 1 50 to 5 00 Iticli * Silk Dress Patterns. 22 00 to 30 00 ("aineo. Mosaic, Coral, Garnet, Jliased and Plain Oval Bracelots. 5 00 to 30 00 Silver and Gold Thimldes. 50 to 0 00 L?cuts'Pen and Pocket Knife. 50 to 1 5U I'enrl and Morocco Poiie noniiaies. 50 to 2 50 Toothpicks, Watch Kevfi, (J nurd Slides. ' 1 60 to 3 50 Told Crosses, small, medium and large. 2 00 to 7 50 lli'^iilva uilier Gifts, comprising a large and I'aliiahle s>si-orimciit of miscellaneous aitides, ,arving from Js1 to ?10. '1'iie proprietors of the OLDEST ESTABLISH 11 i :i I- r in > ii.'^i-i 1* ri*:i? states, l?r i!>?* uninterrupted succsi v11i 11 has crowned their earnest ellbrts, to please luring the last four years, would return their iiwi'i c thanks tn 1110 hundreds of t housands who lave, ill |>:?>t time, seen tit to hot-low their hb ral patimigc upon tin-in ; and would further entire ihi-in, and the public generally, llmt their ong experience ninl established capital warant. tIh-iii in ollering greater inducements than :vef, and such as are out of the reach of any itnilar establishment in the country ; and pro>nse, iii this, the It ft li year of their I neat ion in Ww York, to introduce new features, still i?reucr attractions, gilts of greater value and vai'-ty. A still larger and better eeltctod stock of looks. ('oinmissions and inducements to chilis and to gents who are willing to devote their lime to nr business; po that those who desire can lave We shall endeavor to establish an ngont in very lown in the United Sialics,so that all who i i! I mav benefit hy our liberal system of tradeWe have appointed '1'. It. Crews, our duly ?iuhori/.e.l agent fiir Abbeville and vicinity, who vill ree.-ive and forward all orders with atteilion and despatch. A > AM) REVISED CATALOGUE cad- .r distribution, containing every desira de ok, new or' old, now in print ; and ac:now I edged by jihiniiaiis and literary men to he ho most complete and best classified ever issud, without an exception. ;.?i() HIIO ire ready !o bo given away, mailed free to anv ddiv-j, to ali paitsof ihc world. It contains all forks on Art, Science, ami Natural History, ^dventuivs, Travels, ?to.. Agiicultural ami l>o uest'.c Krotiomy, Itflli-s I.eltres, Kssays, ite., ill?!?- ?, Biographies, Dictionaries, Kneyclopa:ias, (laiHIwi?, Philosophical and Classical Vorks, lliMorical and Miscellaneous, Poetical, 'hcological, Keligious, Law, Medical, Masonic, lanJard ]-'! :(ions, Prayer, ilyiiin and (>lce looks, Tex IJ looks for schools, &c., &o. And a thousand varieties ol'publications in very department of literature. We sell as low s?ami, in many eases, lower tlian?any other ,ouse in the country ; and with every book of ho value of oiii! dollar or more We present some iseful (lift, without an extra charge. Let every one consult his own itllmt, nild my at KVANS" (.lift Bookstore, examine the rices of books, see the beautiful gifts so freely cattered alining our patrons, ami lie satisfied liul the only economical way of buying hooks ! at >>"o. 077 Broadway, Lafarge Hotel Ijuildr.g. We guarantee perfect satisfaction. Ji;r:K mi; vhimki'i vw E.\:imiiio our plan of business. Any one can I k'lio will. Observe llie daily distribution of fntcheS, C'l'l and silver ; vest, ohntelame ftml uard chains ; bracelets, cameo, Moasie, coral, old-slone, gurnet and gold Bets of pin and lasps ; lorkels, large, medium and small size ; iiiL's, >:hnsed, plain and set with stones, cameo, old.stone cornl; Mosaic and engraved Studs lid sleeve-buttons ; scarf pins, crossed, pold penile ; gold pens in silver and morocco cases and thousand oilier articles of use and vnluc. A r; ift willi every book wortii from 5u o4s. to ilOO. SF.ND FOIt A CATALOGUE. It will cost you nothing, and will be valuable is a boak reference, if nothing more. Address 1). \V. KVANS &. CO. No. 077 Broadway, New York. June lf> 18ii9 8 *31111 y. DR. S. HENRY BEARD, T"> 173 TVT fi TT ?=2 m Graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. nAS permanently located nt Abbeville II., and solicits n share of public patronise. Teeth inserted from one to full upper and lower sets. Exposed nerves destroyed and treatpd, free from pain. Having purchased an office Might of l)r. Blamly, of Baltimore, I am prepnred lo insert teeth on t he ('heoplustie process. C3T Office?Over Branch, Allen & Edwards' Drug Store. iV.t>l30Vlll0, JS. O. May. Sr., 1859. 4-tf NEW ARRIVALS. MOORE & QUAIFE HAVE received a new lot of Mantillns, Lace Points, and something new in Lace Shawls, Round Points. Also, a few more ao spniKr& hoops May 27, 18f.?. 4-tf Now Arrivals WE have t';is day received a large and new supply of Bleached and Brpwn HOMESPUNS. Black and White Goodg for DUSTERS. Black and White flALIPOS. BED TICKING, And other articles which we offer al a small profit. MOORE A QUAIFE. May 21,1850, 4-tf Notice. THE Notes and Accouuta of the Firm of Jor? dan <k McLauchlin are in my hands for collection. Thero are also Notes and ActfoanU of the old Dusiness of D. A. Jordan. Those indebted to the firm, or to myself, will come forward and make immediate payirient to the nndersigned. D.A.JORDAN. May 12, 1869. 3 t! I). M ' L A tstq; Y j 0 x gw ' ABBEVILLE i Has constantly on liaml, and is DRUGS AND To \rhicli lie respectfully invites tlic attent ion o is selected with great carc, nnd consists in pari, DRUGS, M Fine Toilet Soaps, Fine PERFU TRUSSES AND S3 SI W.IML AM) I)E! Pure WINES and LN1TJC MEDI IN3 FI3VE TOBACCO, JS3N " FAHOY AHB TO X. 15.?Physicians' pros<ci-i|>tions carefully 001 Mi-divinus warranted genu May lS;>y, r>-lf GOODS AT COST. WIER & LYTHGOE, IX nnticipntion of oliantjintr their location to the niln-r side of the Sjtiurf, now oiler I licit' cut ire Stock nf DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, | H a r d w are, A LARGE LOT OF CARPENTERS' TOOLS, Ilcacly-MadLo CLOTHING, HATO, UAi'S, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, | And a groat many otlior Goods I too todious to montion, -A-"t Cost for Oasli, Until the first of SEPTEMBER next, or t<> punctual customers at a small advance on cubt, on a credit till first of January next. If you want to buy goods cheap now i* your tiinc. Give us a call. WIF.lt LYTIIGOE. June 0, 1S.VJ 7 iiiu fust Ror<iv<>d A LARGE Mipply of tlift following article.-", so often used in the culinary depart incut. Coxes Sparkling Gelatine. C???pers Isinglass, Oswego Corn, Starch, Cinnamon Hark, Cloves ami Nutmegs, Iiermuda Arrow Hoot, l'epper and Spieo, Cream Tartar?l Soda. Tlie above can be found fresh and cenuine, at 1). MoLAL'CJI LIN'S ]>rug <fc Chemical Store, Sign Golden Mortar, Abbeville, S. ('. June 10, 1859. 7 tf Paints, Oils, WHITE LEAD, LI3VSEED OIXj AND SPIRITS TLRPEXTIXE, ALAHGK suppl}1 just received anil for sale low by P. McLAUCIIDIN, Sign of the Golden Mortar. Abbeville, 3. C., June 10,1859, <> tf 12 IJOZ. BDRMTTS COCOAIB, FOR preserving and beautifying llie Hair and rendering it dark arid glossy, it is made from pure Cocoaniit Oil, and possesses nil the peculiar qualities which no exactly suit the various conditions of the human hair, just received, and for sale bv " d. Mclaughlin, Sign of the Golden Mortar. Abbeville, June 10, 1859, 6 tt HOPE ON HOPE EVER!!! A NEW DISCOVERY ! ! THE rnniMUN RITORS Vl/Lllimiililll 1/1 1 AJJiaU COMPOUNDED of the Choicest Vegetable ' extracts, aud warranted to give great relief in DYSPEPSIA, and all diseases arising from a disordered state of the Stomach, for sale by P. McT.AUCHLTN, Sign of the Uolden Mortar. Ab\?ville, June 10, 1869, 6 tf Bacon and Leather for Sale. PERRONS wishing these articles can bo supplied by application to me ftt Greenwood, Abbeville, S. C. J. F. II. DAVI3. May 2, 1859 2 3m. Ice and Soda Water. rglHE subscribers will supply these luxuries JL to their friends during the summer months. Ide always on hand for th? sick. BRANCrf, ALtBN A EDWARDS. Ji?a* 16, 1859, 8 tf IJC11 LIN, & mmm&m G_ H.,- S_ O., now receiving; a fruvli viipply of MEDICINES, fliis friend* niul llie public generally. llisstoek of tlic following articles: EDICINES, J fair and Tootli Brushes, 3Vr IE 3rL MOULDER BRA ES, (TIL 1XSTRIMEMS, >RS lor Medical Purposes, 2 H?STS, riJFF ANXJ CIGAnS, XLET ARTICLES, mpounded, nnil all orders correctly answered, ine, and of I lie best <ju?lily. J? O FL ! SIXTY DAYS 3J03NTG-EH \"\7 K wil! continue to sell our Stock of V T Clouds, which is still pretty birgi*, I I Tk rBL" flcz: M.M 9i? rM"' FOR CASH. We also have some Goods which we will dispose of Under Cost to Clear Them Out. Purchasers are invited to enll and examine our /'A'/.V'/W. colored and black I ; LWVXS, GINGHAMS, SC., SC., I which tliev onn \niy now at 'i.r> per cent, below i regular |>ricM. j Jtlaek. I'lue and Pink Pierage-1 from 2'2 els. up l'oile do Chfvre, at 12k't?, worth l&Jc. Chamliray and l)c H<-grs al. 11c. Swiss, .laconct and cheeked Muslin, a large assortliient from 7e. up. Itrillinnts, while at 10c., colored, a good arj tide, at 12ic., worth 18Je. . ....... aw ?l|'. Hlaek Alpaca, Queen's Cloth, and Prap ' d'Kt?> at. veiy low prices. Cotton Yarn at * 1 .u."> per Hunch. !"><? of those cheap X. \V. Collars and Sleeves at one fourth their real value. MISSES' STEKL SPUING HOOP SKIRTS. BOOTS AND SHOES, Still a good assortment for T.adic?, Misses. Children an>l Servants, also for Men, Boys anJ j Youths. liiingy I'ii?I?relIas at $3.50 to $1. READY-MADE CLOTHING of all sorts, cheaper than ever?as low as 75c. for Coats even, Pants at 80c. and Vests at 7ftc. l-'irst Quality Silk 11 ats at &3.50, black high crown Cassimere at *2.25. i.ow Crown Cassimere and Wool Ilata at unprecedented low figures. Our stock of Straw Hate will b? closed out under cost. Purchasers will consult their own interest by ; calling and buying from M. ISRAEL & BRUSSEL. i . tf ma oniy pretend to sell nt cost , liul we will do it, ns the goods must and will I be sold l>y the first of August next. June 1, 1850, 5, tf BRANCH ALLEN & EDWARDS ]_I A VIC just received fresh additions to their .X. .Stock, of various kind*. a: B: a c A choice lot just received. KEROSINE, A fresh, pure and transparent article just received, which we wiil sell at #1.70 a gallon. PICTURE ^FRAMES, A fine lot of these on hand which we will sell at Charleston prices. Starch, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Sod i Soaps of all kinds, Corn Slarch, J'ainfs, Varnishes, Oils and Putty, always on Hand. PIANOS. AVe will deliver 1'ianos from one of the host in ami factories in the United States, at any point on any Railroad in the State at five per cent advance on New York prices, permit the purchaser to use them for any reasonable length of time, have them examined by any I'rofessor of Music, and llien, if they do not give perfect satisfaction, we will take them hack free nil elinrfe to flin ruir,.l?.... SEWING MACHINES. We will deliver these at any point on nny Railroad in the State, or at any place in tliu District and warrant them to give satisfaction. BRANCH, ALLEN ii KDWARDS. Abbev ille, April 22, 186'.l-6m TIIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville District.? Citation. By WILLIAM IIILL, Esq., Ordinary of Abbeville District. WHEREAS, W. P. Dilleshaw has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all ana singular the goods and chattels. Tights and credits of John W. Dilleshaw, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admouish all and singular, the kindred and oreditora of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at .? r*?i:?rt?? ' - ..... ilc.t viuiiiiij ? vouri i?r me Raia LMatrict, lo be holden at Abbevillo Court House, on the twen lieth instant, to show cause, if any why the Mid administration should not b? granted. Given under my hand and sea), this thirteenth day of Jane, iust. in the year at our Lord one thounaud eight hundred and fifty-niue, and ia the 83d year of American Juaependeqce. WILLIAM HILL,O. A. D. Jobs 16, I860 8 9t Traveling Dress Goods AND Shepherd PLAINS, for DUSTERS, hi gre*t variety at low prices, at GRAY * ROBERTSON'S. June 9,1*89 7 tf ABBEVILLE CARRIAGE FACTORY. E. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor. A large Stock of Carriages and Buggies on Hand. r J~M1E Subscriber takes pleasure in informing JL those who are in wniit of Carrinnon or Buggies, that tie bus, within the last few weeks, visited Home fifty of the most popular Carriage Factories in tho New England States, and hits with great, oaro bad Manufactured to Order some of tho best of work, Expressly for this Market, and now oflers the Fame for sale at prices that cannot be heat in this country. Thin work, with a larpe stock of my own manufacture, is warranted to In; of llin lumt iiintnrinl nn.l uinrW. manship. ilaving made all necessary arrnngemets with Hie host Manufactures- 1 am prepared in furnisli to order every stylo of Carriage, from tlie finest Couch dowd to a cliild'a Wheelbarrow, nt the shortest notice, and at very low prior a for line woik. Please give me ncall. and examine the work. My stork coiiKistF, nt this time, lis follows: KOCK.WVA YS?dift'eret ulyles, DOL'HLK SKAT HUCOIKS?no lop, SINIjl.K SKAT HUGOIKS?difieret styles, Kxteiisiou Top, Slidin" Seat liL'GGIES, Single Scat TOP IIUtiUIMS, (tine.) Wool-sttilled and common COLLARS, 11AUNKSS?lino lor and upwards, WHIPS,si lsirge Mock,: t from 25 ots. Fine FI.Y N KTTS, for horse*, BUGG V UM llltKLLAS, beRt quality. Children's Carriages and ( in fuel almost every article kepi in n Carriage Factory. My stock of Trimmings are fine and large, and I am therefore prepared to do all kinds of repairing at llic shortest notice nnd best style, at prices that cannot lie underworked by any Shop in the up-country. Sccond-hand Work. I have on hand a few good Buggies and Carriagen which 1 will sell cheap. The public arc invited to give mo n call, and examine the work, if they don't wish lo buy, us I charge nothing for looking. Furnitviro. I am also prepared to receive orders for any style of Furniture, and deliver the samo lo tliiu place, nt as low prices as can be bought in any Southern market. Sowing 3Vta,cliiiio?. I will nUo furnish SINOKIl'.SSIiWINfj MACHINKS nt New York piicee, with unly the freight udiied. F. J. TAYLOR. Abbeville ('. II., May 17, 4?3m gray & Roielor ARl? 3NTOW OFFEXIIRTO AT A GREAT REDUCTION From Former I'rices, Their Entire Stoclc OF fancy and robe silks, BERAGES AND jelc>tr*\&c> roidgs, SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS, Ileal Lace, Swiss, and Jaconet GZZ2 M.M M'^ M~.~j u^k.. MM 9B 9 AND Setts of Collars and Sleeves. '"I^ITE *en?on lining fhr advanced for selling X uucli goods, ami being overstocked, we wear# tie term i nod to clear tliem out at a "great sacrifice.'* Tliey arc all new and of the latest styles. Ladies who are not yetsupplied will find this a rare chance to do so, at JYo. 1. Granite llange, A-loVjovillo. June 1, ISji), S, tf ""SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA COTTON MILLS r|"MIIS subscribers have just added a complete .L. set of WOOLEN MACHINERY to their factory and are now prppured to furnisli Merchants and Planters with various styles of SUPERIOR KERSEYS. They will pay a fair OASix p?nioe for all wool sent them, or they will manufacture it into cloth for portioa wishing it, at 12$ cents per yard?furnishing the warp for the same. Persons sending us Wool had best wash it, before sending, but it can be sent, just as it is sheared front the sheep. Rlack and white wool had best be kept separate. Wo would especially urpe upon onr patrons the grcut necessity of sending in tho Wool as soon as clipped; if this rule is followed, the parties would always be sure of having tho cloth in ample time. We arc determined to supply no goods but of the most superior kind, and guarantee our customers that it w ill be more to their interests to patronise a home enterprise, than to buy the trashy stuff of onr northern friends which is only innde to sell. We will still supply onr celebrated Osnnbiirgs. Also Cotton Yarn at the lowest rates for cash. Mr. JOHN McBRYDE is onr agent at Abbeville, and will take orders for goods, purchase all Wool offered to him at fair market prices, and attend to any business for us. JAMES G. GIBBES A CO., Columbia, S. C. April 29, 1859-3m In the Matter of the Real Estate of Joshua Davis, dee'd. The State of South Carolina. Abbeville District.?In Ordinary. John Davit, Applicant, v*. Silat Ray and wife Catharine, et. at. Defendantt. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Charles Stewart and Patsey Ilia wife, William Davis, JosDaria, the children of Fanny Stewart, dee'd, (names not known,) child or Susan Roberts, dee'd, (name not known,( Adam Patterson and Milley his wife, some of the Defendants, reside without thraState.it is therefore ordered, that they do appear, and object to the sale of the real Estate of Joshua Davis, dee'd, on or before the first Monday in September next, or their eonsent to the some will be ent?red of recofcT. WILLIAM HILL, O, A. t> Ordinary's Office, \ June 0th, 1850. $ 7 12t Ladies' and Gents' OAXJZFj Msiino, Lisle Thread and Silk UN DERVE8TS, for Summer wsar, at GRAY A ROBERTSON'S. Tuae 9,1850 7 U Wnat has caused this great commotioi The country, country through? LAST FALL WE SAIl Cheap Goods for Cash was all the rage, The greatest blessing of the age. THIS SPRING WE ADI rpMIAT we are armed and equipped as th JL demand requires, with n much Largei Butter aud Cheaper Stuck of Qooda thau w have ever offered before. so far From THE CASH SYSTEM Having proved a failure, ench successive mont line shown a steady increase. We shall nt therefore abandon the principle, but shall ai here to it more closely than ever. Old Fogi< ?uny cry, " Peace! pence 1 !" but there aha bo no peace until it is known no far as the Kai is from the West, that Abbeville is the be! market for the purchase of Dry Ooods, an that MOORK A- QUAlFE'.S is headquartei for style, price and quality. Come then, all ye sons and daughters < Adam, and YOUR GOODS FOR CASt And lie no longer le?l l>v those Who hold on Ionic time nnd big profits. llorc it is hardly necessary for ns to say the one of our firm xrns one of the first in tli Northern Markets, nnd nearly the last to leav it, and that we hnve ninny Of the novelties i the season, consisting in part, na follows: Knrege Mantles. $7.i>0. Mantillas at f 1.00. Mantilla Shaw Is Illusion Caps. Kobe Almeda. Kobe Leonora. Kobe Mngieioiinc. Kohe a Quilles. llobe a Lea. Kobe A L Impcrntru-e. Double Skirt Kobe*. Kobe Chevalier. Kobe A 2 Volants. Kobe A 2.1 upea Volants. I'onncts from 2Gets to $10. Kstuoraldu Sleeves. IYimadunna Setts. I.evella Cloth. Ksmornlda Haregc. Grattidien. Circular and Quaker Fans. White and Col. I'iquo. Tine l>aek Combs. $7 .00 Harepe Robes Double and Single. Pliiin Hareges, 12Jets. Thunder and Lightning Hats. Straw Hats of every color and style. Clothing of all styles nnd prices. We hand you this abort list but if vou wi I,rill.r with v.... Il.o r A ci IT -?? yon many good* that will make your heart leap for joy, nml pay you well lor coming fift mill even un bundled miles. Fearing that wo shall occupy more apac than the Kdilors of the " J tanner " and " Prens had the kinJiuss to reserve for us, we aha! make hut one more appeal. 5t is to those who live at n distance t come to town, and if you cannot l?ny al of your goods of lis for Cash, you will fin some of the Fogiea who are clever fellows anever ready to welcome you inside the portala c their doors, and extend to you that whicb w refine?Time! Time! I Time!!!?until tim shall be no longer on their books, then tak from you a scrip of paper on which ia written " One day after date," itc., with your name a the bottom. Our advice -vould bo, bring with you tli " filthy lucre," and pay as you go; then, Calm will he thy aleep as infantalumbers, I'nrc as the purest thoughta thy dreams. ivnu nil mejoy this bright world numbers, .Shed o'er Uioo her mingled beams. MOORE <fe QUA IFF.. April C. 18.ri9-10-tf. Millinory and Dross-Making WA.H33 R.OOMS 111 US. SMALL, in returning her sincei 1TB. tlmnks fur the liberal support extende to her by the I.ndieu of Abeville, and its vieinit; during Iter Rejourn amongst them, begs leave t day thai in lier Dross-Making Department, she has just received her latest Pari ian and Now York Fashion For the Spring Trado. Varied styles of Basques, SacqueBe, Berthas, &c., &c. Tii ndditinn toher Dress-making Department Mrs. Small would wish to call the attention ( of Ladies to her Millinory Department, now that she is permanently located among! t+.em. This season she has entered morn ei teiisivelv than formerly in that line of businea being alwuys supplied witli the latest styles ( WpHdinfrnnd "M"rmrnino- "Rrmnntc Colored Silk and Crape Bonnets, Hoad Dressos, &c. To those Ladies who mnv honor her with call she fuels assured of giving satisfaction. lie ceivintr her fashions inr>nllily she will be able t furnish the LATKST STYLES. In her Millinery Department she Will furnis material, or wiil make to order with the mate rial furnished, nnv article in this line. i*r Bonnets, Ilais, <fcc., trimmed to Ohler. Jlouse adjacent to Mr McDonald's. Magazine Hill, Abbeville C. 11., ) April 27, 1868. \ 1-eoW-l GOODS AT COST AND AUCTION. IN view of making room for onrfall purchase! wo will on and nfter tbo first of June nexl offer our entiro stock of dry goods, flats an Shoes At Cost. Our slock of dry cooks embraces all the latec styles, fancy SILKS, TISSUES, CALLICOfc* B Ell AGES, UKILLI ANTES, MUSLINS an GINGHAMS, White ond Printed Doubl SKIltTS and FLOUNCES. SI., ll.. an T1TNE! mill nnrr mence to AUCTION goods nI 10 o'clock, A. M., and continue to d ao on every Saturdiiy until further notice. We would especially call the attention of th ladies to this notice, a* it will afford them an op portuiiity of obtaining some rich and beautili goods for a small outlay of money. Terms?A credit till the first of January nexl A I'PLETON A 11. M. PKIIRYMAN. New Market, S. 0., May 26, 1859. 4 1m. WINDOW SHADES! AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES HAS received from New York a large an varied assortment of WINDOW S"A9ES, Which he will aell at remarkably low pricei Also, a HUpply of Rich Velvet, Kngliah Bruftel Three-Ply and lugrain. Carpets, Of beautiful styles, at price* which will make i the interest of purchasers to buy here, rath> than in New York, and to' purchase no'w, rathe than to wait until next Fall. The publio ar* r< spectfully invited to examine the assortment. Jane 9th, 1859 2 ly Dissolution. THE Partnership formerly existing as the fin of Jordan & McLaviehliri,- was, by Aintm consent, dissolved on the 1st of February, 185! *>. A. JORDAN, DONALD McLAtTCWKN. M'ay 12, 1859. 9 tt Dr. D. A. Jordan YifiJSb still eontirtuf the practice c(l^adicin VV and may be found at the Mtfahan How in ftoom over Marshall & L?4's Law Oftc*. May IS, 188ft. 3 ly 1 BOOTS AND ?HOL. (vWT*' THIS Undersigned, having formed ? I/W partnership for llie purpoeoof couducting the Boot and Slhoe business* would inform the public that we hato receotl/ purchased in Boston, Philadelphia add Torfc, I the largest assortment of Ladies' Shoos and Gentlesftens' t Boots and Shoos, r, of every conceivable style and pattern ever ofe tared in this market. Our entire qtO'tk ha* teen purchased by a practical Boot Milker. . We fs4l assured that we can, with great coufldrnce, recommend our stock to the public a? being of a superior quality, moro durable than any thai oan be found in this latitude. We iuteud ttfdeil exclusively in ,t Leather, Boots and Shoes, 1- and we shall he enabled to sell better work for ' less money, than any Establishment ift To#n. ii we will barter Leather or work for Rawhidea. ?t The materials of our Stork were selected by it E. ROCHE, one of the firm, and the work 1 PUT UP TO ORDER. Vi'e therefore knott the "sttffT its made of," and >f can safely recot/miendjt. W e have a number of first elano Boot and Shoe Makers In comiectiorf with our Entablfshfnent, and life prepnfed to (Manufacture to Order any work which may he desired. Call at Tustin'a Building, next door (0 Cobb'; Hunter <3t Co. ROC UK Sl rilRISTtAN. it March 81, l8o? 4C if e , .r|B. M. & S. A. WIMSTOCk I T) ESPKrTFU I.LY inform their friends and IV customers that they have just returned from the Northern Markets with a haudsomfc Slock of Ready Made Clothing; of the Latest Stylos and Finest Quality; in slioit, from the emullcat size to the largest. Also, a vory lairge and tasty stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Shirts, Collars, Cravats and Pfioket Knives, and all other articlea necessarj to rhakt a complete stock. You can find everything fine and nice, and for the quality of the Gooda, vory low (or cash; or on short time. A verv large stock of Fine Segars and Sixty Boxes Tobacco, which we will s?I| cheaper than can be bought unv where. \tr _ - - tie tire very matiiuul To onr customer* lor past favors, and \Ve hope to rccei'Vo ft nhft're of lliia reason's patronage. B. M. & y. A. WtXSTOCfc, II Corner Marshall House, Clothing Depot v Abbeville, C. II. Marc)i 31, 1859 49-lf .8 Y MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN T*IE( I highest mimrn EVER n WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS. .] J ?f What? Why a Beautiful Head of Hair; c B ECAUSE it is the orimfbent God Jfimitl\f c Jt? provided for a|l oVir race. Reader, ftle though the roBe may jitoftm' eVei1 so brightly irf ' the ^lowiug cheek, th'e eye be evcl? bo sparkling the teeth be those of* pearls, if the head ia bereft ui lis covering, or me nair oe snarled and shrive eled, harsh and diy, qr, worse still, if sprinkled with gray, nature will lose more than half her charms. Prof. Wood's Flair Restorative, if umf two or three times a Week. will restore and" permanently secure to all such an ornament. Rrai the following and judge. The writer of the fiwrf is the celebiated Pianist, Thalberg : Now York, Aprill9, 1838, - I)rt. Wood:?Dear Sir.? Permit ine to express to you the obligations ? am under for the m entire restoration of my hair to ita original colors " about the lime of my arrival in tho United ,1 States it wis rapidly becoming gray, but llpoiy 1 the application of your " Hair Restorative it ' soon recovered lU original hue. 1 conaidli1 y6ar ' Restorative aa a very wonderful invention, qeiW efficacious as well as agreeable., 1 am, doar sir, yours truly, S. THALBfcRtJ. * Drych a'r Gwpliedydct." ? "Welsh Newspaper office, 13 Natsau ?t, /, A'^ril'l-Q, 1858. J Pr.or. O. J. Wood:?Dear Sir.?Sortie month' or six weeks ago I received a bottle of your ! Hair Restorative and give it my wife, who conjj eluded to try it on her hair, little thinking at the time that it would restore the gray hair to it* original color, but to her as well as my surprise, after a few weeks' trial it has performed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs to' c. a dark brown, at the same tiVne beautifying and Si thickening the hair. I,strongly recommend the ,f above Restorative tb'all persons in want of such' a change of their bail*. , I, CHARLES CARDEW. New York, July 2t?, 1857. Prf. O. J. Woob: Willi confidence do I rea commend your HPnir Restorative, as being tho most efficacious article I ever saw. J}iuce u^injj 0 your Hair Restorative my hair lind Whisker* which were almost white have gradually gro#ri> h dark ; and 1 now feel confident that a few monV nnnlinntiniifi will rPbtnro lltom tnfhoii* It also has relieved me of all dandruff aud unpleasant itching, ao common among person* who' perspire freely. J. ?. KILBY. Prok. "Wood?About two years a'gd thy hail1 commenced falling off and turning' gray ; f was fast becoming buld, and had tried niauj remedies to t<o effect. I commenced using your Restorative in Janubry last. A few applications' fastened my hair firmly. It began to fill up,* grow 6iit, and turned back to its former eolnr, '? (black.) At this time it is fully restored Id iW t. original color, health, and appearance, and 1 cheerfully rdcotnihend its use to all. J. D. HOES. Chicago, III., May 1, 1867. !' The Restorative is put up in bottles of 3 sizMr ' viz: large, medium, and small; the small holds } a pint, and retails for one dollar pei* bottle; Uie e medium holds At least twenty per Cent, more in proportion than the small, retails for iw<r dollars per b6tiI6 ; the lWrge iVol'ds a <JnsVt, 40 por cent more in proporti6n, attd details lor $3/ O. J. WOOD A CO., 4^4 Proprieties, 0 way. New York, and 114 Market St, Louis, Mo.' 07 And sold by all Drnggistf s*A Fancy Goods Dealers. April 28, 1869 1 ZM} 1 Off for the rw^rrir X AM 14 yuuovuuci uaviU); uaioiiuilicu lU r?UIUVff to the Went, offers .at private sale a very " valuable tract 6f LAND, tying two mile* East of Donalddville, OOntainidg Q8Q Aoresy Two hundred Acres in WOOC LAND?lb# remainder is hi iaJ(i?a|iori. The entire tract is the first quality 6f fanning d Laud. It has a good Dwelling Howe, Gin House, with all other out-buildings/ *11 of then* new. i. L. PRATTrf b. May 4, 1859' 2 *f i, OCT Ptem plftase eopy. REOJfcnvia) tb51 wutok. ' A LOT of Trimmed Siftr#,- and 11 A Aon nets. J -i-Ateo? i. A magnificent assortment of lifantiltai, LaO# Point*. And BEftAGE shawls m Of tli6 lalMt atjlea. at 2 GRAY 4 AofeERTSOfrm 9. April 15,1OT9 63 tf tvbt StodvidL *" H Ct CASES vary line Claret Vlai - -Xju fnl innintr drink, Aiadi- f>t*W Vtmm of Fin* Brandy and WiMfe,' tot M? dJMl fW* poeea? for aola bj ^ Draaht u4 Q?MI? Abb?t i ? , J tit), TO, t?3Ta