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THE DUTY OE HEADING MEN. .No country oil earth can boast of so many loaders as tho United Slates. . Nowhere is education so general, nowhere is wading matter so cheap, so abundant so variod, and in th?j main, so excellent. < >f coiirso wo do n?>l take into account sucli countries as China, where, wo arc told, books, such as they ate, may ho bought for something less tliaii a penny a pound, avoirdupois. Trash t/|.ui to as bad as any- ( tiling the Chinese philosophers, poets, and ' novelists evor produced may bo had in this , country, and in aif'v -quantity ; hut this ( trash, wo would lain Ln-l icve,.doos not form ! the staple rending of the American public, j I...1 l .vl.il.. ?... I i I ( \ivw\i) t> niiv ?i y I?I?? v ?M!?j/ iu tduni; Iyj | plure tlint depravity which eaters to the low laslo of the ''b'hoy" class fur horrors J ami villainies, we cannot bo insensible to | the fact that there must bo a taste for infc- j rior reading before superior reading can]be | As the wisest of lis commence j with .lack-the (jiianl-Kilier, ami by grad- i uat stages ascend to the proioundest pro- j ductinns of the human mind, so it is (<> be I hoped that the generation wh'mli delights ! in the Police (J.izotteo will be followed by i a generation which shall take pleasure in i poring over the png' S of the I'oreign <v>uar- j tellies. That this elevation of the public ! taste is iiol only to bo expected, but has j been and is in aetual progres-, no one can I ileiiv who has attentively watched the coiir.-e of American literature during tlx- [ last ten years. A marked improvement h.is taken place in the tone ami temper of j the magazines ami literary weeklies : a purer taste presides in their management, j ."in-1 a higher order of contribution* ol<- J tains. The di'tuaiid for more .solid reading i for historical and scientific books, has | largely increased and is still rapidly iucrca- , sing. These are !acts known to < very | bookseller of established .standing. It may J l>e said with truth that the largv-t and best S paying audience which an author can cum- j maud in all the world is to he found in ! Ameiica. Hut our pill pose was not to dwell Upon h fact of which we may well he proud ; it i was to call attention to the duty of lead- j ing men. In a country where every man. | woman and child reads, *md reads a ineal ?lenl, a high and .solemn obligation r< sis i upon those whose duly it is to purvey the loading matter. They arc hound to provide the heat material. I hit who areth'-M'l purveyor-. ? Answer will be made "the proprietors and editors of newspapers and magazines, the writers and the puhli>hcrs of the books." Tim answer is correct.? Magazine and newspaper men, the book publishers and authors are indeed the pro ( ssiutial purveyors of leading matter fur } the public; and, unfortunate*!}*, tin*. j?i**?t?*s- j sioiial purveyors arc the only ones. We j hav ' unfortunately,'' 1'mi* w11i!?- those who j an-, directly interested in catering to the | literary appetite of this people arc not | wanting in tlivr duty, it happens that they j are not those who are host prepaiedoto discharge it. Newspaper men are coinpell- d to road so much of the waifs and strays of liter** news that they have no time and little inclination for better reading. A'ithois write too much and publishers are too busv publishing to attend properly to the public wants. It rests with rending iinrti, the men of leisure and of literary tanto, to provide the public with the bes1 reading matter. I low sisal! tliis be 'lone ? Kasilv enough. J.?t the very many gentlemen in the land who have hitherto perused books am! the higher class uf periodicals in a lazy, sclliah way, depart from that selli-.huess ami that , indolence. Let them read, pencil in hand, marking those passages where new ideas^ new facts, beautiful sentiments, old truths dressed in new attire, noble thoughts, occur And when tliey have laid down the book or the periodical from which llioy have derived so much and such pure enjoyment, | let thein take pen in hand, and transcribe j these noble thoughts, beautiful sentiments j and new ideas, and send them to the nearest newspaper, and thus to the great mass of mankind who cannot buy books and i arc glad enough to get truth and noble sentiment second hand, if indeed tl ioy can i ever be second-hand. Kditors will be glad ' to publish such excerpts. The author,' whose thoughts have lain perdu and the thickness of his volume will be glad to see them in print again,even in fragmentary form. Nor will they be less serviceable or enjoyable in this form. The really good things in a book, the things which deserves to be remembered, will not oftentimes fill more than one or two columns of a fairsized newspaper. The reading man, if he have but ordinary taste and discrimination, need not fear that his labor of transcribing will be thrown away by an editor overwhelmed with excerpts. But there arc many men, not men of leisure, in , the sense in'which the term is generally understood, who are rending men, aud who owe to the public ^11 that men of leisure-owe, viz: to dispense the bountieu and beauties thev find in books. Such men aro Lawyers, doctors, clergymen. They have lcisurf to read, but not to transcribe. Yet they have sons and daughters and wives/ttf'Vvnorn ft light ta?k of transcribing wdtfldte a pleasuro and advantage. No rending man is so Bolatcd as to shirk this <Juty;on the plea of aught save disinclination, indolence, downright selfishness, and very moan sqlQfthness, at that. Wo trust that this- selfishness may bo done away wiU??or,. rather that a higher selfishness*, Lite, desire for purer pleasure, may take its place,*and that, reading men throughout tH#^ii4ry will see to it that no good tWjg wtM lrtreafter be lost in books because ' readers have not (lone .their duty, and the'^cJ^I things'hpye not been " venj bar >rvSo-? , tilnted.?Balt.iAmm*.. ' * ~jr - EXTKAOKUINAKY BATTLE. A viulclit plunge of I lie bulb |>ut an <;nd I to my hj>oeu!alio?i. She ?.-xhi 1 tho j i wildest si?jns ??f tenor, snorl.d and j I >trove to break Ironi Hie; then li\in?_j her f glance keenly on thy thikets below, .sliool; I . in every limb. I giv\v p'evi.-di at the ani- a j mill's unusual obstinacy, ami was about to I |i . let her sillier for the day, wh? n my senses ! I were paralyzed by a tremendous roar. A j r ' lion stood on the siiiiiinit wliieh I had but | u ( just <|iiilled. lie was mrC a do/< n v:ir?!?? j t above my head, and hi* fust sjning must 1, have carried mo to the bottom of the j>re- | \ | ci|>iec. The barb bui>t*awav at once. I j n ?11ew the only weapon I ii;i<l?a d Jigger? j ami, hopeless as escape was, grasping the t 'l tangled woods to. sustain my looting. s awaited (lie plunge. I?ut tin* 1?n?1 Iy sav- ,, aye piohahly disdained so ignohle a piw < and continued on tlio summit, 'hulling his \ sides wiih his tail, and tearing ii|> the ground. lie, at !. n-_r h, sl.>|i|f d Mid.h-nlv, j ti Ii>tcnod, as u? some approaehinj* l-mt, and > p then, with a hideoii-, yell, sprang u\er iiU'i I s ami was in the Ihieket helow at a siii;*!'' ! p hound. The wlioie thiek-'t was instantly : | ahvu; the shade which I had li.\edoii lor | a tin: ahode of unearthly tranquility was an ! |, old haltnl of lions, and the ini^iilv held t, weie now roused from their noonday slum- I ;t her. Nothing could he grander or mo'e ; "| terrible than ti..: !:-tut : ! maje.-ty of the ; (, forest I:iiiir~. In ev-rv variety of savage ; I-a> : , IV..m leir-.r !o Jury, they plunged, . | and t? ! : and y. ip< <1, darted thiwUnh the 1 | lake, hitral thiough the thi -kel, rushed up ! t. tlie hills, or .>lo.?! having and i.e.ring d< li ! !; ance a^aiir-l tin- invader. Tlie mtiii!I wuc hnnn i.m*, fi.r t!: ; r.-.i in .-s <>l' slnnl.- : ^ ami \\ia::<I ?;ath?*l'ni| ilium tioin i-v^rv ( jU.ilUl <>!' tin: i!?.W iiilu I si ? < 1 clil:_i 1 , in;_' l>i my jK.-nli-u- !: >! !, :iii*l tVail'nl at- , I trading th.-ir traz- i y tlm :! inovi - | , niniil, tin* < (' ?- tin it i* >t i? >ii apjiuaivil in | tin- r>ii;i{ :?if" a I. mail s"?Mi?T issuing, sj? ar i in haini, I lnuiiiiii a taviiiuaL I lie lather j t oi tin: vaih y. Jl<: was palj>ah!y uiicxi- j M-ii'U.- >! 1 ito I<>ii111 !;111!< |ila?:i' into which I In? was eiitciin'_f, ami tlm ^ tllanL clamor < !' ' :| vnitcs ihiuiiLjh il.tr hill.- .-hiiwvl iiiat In: was s folliiwcl l?v otheis as h-.M ami as unconscious i f their "hiiiiLi'nr as himself. 1 tut his j ' caic.'r soon ch'sml : his h?>i>e\s I- < t Irnl ' scarcely turn-In <1 the tin!', win n a Imii wa- ' lixivl with lai.-^' ami claws mi tlni or?-aliir>'"s loins. Tho li'h.-r ultnn-?! a crv of horror, [ 1 an-1 (or tin; instant, sat. hol|?!i?sly u- i/.in^ ' 11 al the <>jM-n jaws In.-himl him. I saw tin- j lion nathcrinix ti]> his Hanks lor a m-cdikI ^ hound, !>ut. tin; soldier, a ti^nre <>!' gigantic ( t strength, glaring tin: nostiils of the iiioii- | , ster xxith one hand, and with the other!,. shortening his .-i-ear. drove the .-iteel, at one ' % i rc-.-i-t!> ss tlirust, into tip: 11 11 s forehead.? j Iloise, lion ain! i :?!?. r fell, an<l continued , struggling together. In tlx* next moment, ; a mass of cavalry came thundering down j tin- rax inc. Tlu-y lia?l broken oil' from | tli? ir mareh, through Lhf accident of ions- j ' in-.' a straggling lion, and folloxxed him in j ' tin: giddy ardor ol tin; chase. The sight i " now before them xvas enough to aj?j>ai the 1 boldest intrepidity. The valley xvas filled j with the vast herd : retreat xvas impossible, | ! for the troopers o?iiip, still joining in by the I , only pass; and, from the sudden descent of j the glen, horse and man were rolled head ' foremost among the lions : neither man nor i ' monster could rclreal. The contliet was j llOml>l?? ! Mini flu. lu.nvt* ' i - j -r -3 v' l,,u ,,v j t .'ionaries plunged through l??>tio ant) 1 >r:iin. ! , The lion?, made inure tin ions l?y wounds, ' j sprang upon llio powerful hordes, an?l boiv J , l ln-lii tu llie ground, or llew at the troop l's ! , throats, ami crushed an<l dragged away 1 , cuirass ami buckler. The valley was a j struggling h< ap of human and savage l>at- ; tie: lisan. lion and charter, writhing ;iu?l ! . . . rolling in agonies, till their forms were in- > distinguishable. The groans and cries of 1 the legionaries, the screams of the mange d i j horses, and the roars and iiowliiigs of the . i lions bleeding with the sword and spear , t j tearing the dead, darting lip the sides of llie hills in terror, and rushing down again j 1 with a frwsli thirst of gore, balib-d all con- ; 1 ceptioiis of fury and horror. J?ut man was ! the coiupieror, ;'.t !a>l : the savages, seared j : by the spear, and thinned in their numbers, ' made a rush in one body toward the. ra- ' " vine, overthrew everything in (heir way, ! : and burst from the valley, awaking the ties- ! ert fur many a leaugu with their roar.? ' | Sa In l/tiil. I ' Fujhl JJcfioicii a / Joe tor mul Doclrcxs.? j ' A lively and ludicrous combat between a i ; lemalc physician, Mrs. Stihvoll, and a rcgn- 1 ? far trowscrod doctor, named McXeil, look 1 place in thestieels of jJewitt, Iowa, a few days ago. The affair grew onL of professional rivalry, the immediate provocation i being a lengthy article in tlic village paper from tlic pen of the male disciple of Kscu- ' lapins, severely reflecting on the character < of his professional sister. The latter, after a careful diagnosis of the case, decided j that it was ono calling for the vigorous ap- I j plication of a stiniulcnl in the bhape of a ; i COWbkin. ! J l'roviding herself with the article, she i hunted up her traduccr, and ]?li?rd him so j assiduously with heavy doses of the new ; therapeutical agent, at remarkably short * intervals, that the patient unable to bear I such bold practice clasped the fair practi- | tioner in his arms, and held her no forcibly j and aft'cctionniolw ?lw.? * ' _v, .....v 111vj >;m?ris OI IDC I town marshal were necessary to release lior. ' ; At the latest accounts both doctor and patient were doing well. j Another Relic.?The Charleston Courier, of June 1st, ha* Iho following: An Old JJible.?Our friend and eorrespon(lent, Dr. A. L. Hammond, linn kindly permitted ns to examine the titlo pago of the treasured volume referred to in the following nolo: In your issue of the 3l?t Jnst., 1 notice a piecc under the head of ' A Relic," from the Laurens- ' villc Herald, referring to nn old Bible iQ the poa- ] session of Mrs. Eliza Ij. Ballow, and printed by John T'iald, in London, in 1058. I have in my possession a Bible printed by llohcrt Barker, in London, in lflOft. l'his Bihlo has remained in the Hatnmond family, descending in regular sue- 1 cession from father to son, down to (he present j time. It wan sent to Seotland, and re-hound in 17t59. ifecontains th? famdy record from that ' to-tho preterit day,-? period of two hundred and fifty on*ycars.r ' A. L. Hammond, M. D. ] THE NKWSPAPKK. 'I lltit'O is ll<> I'lHllv SO il.Sl I Ul'liVIt lis tile leu-snapcr ; no knowledge so necessary to cji ?i aouuirol as tliat wliicli may he ^leaneil roiu its columns. Il is i.ol only the voticle of the ohvajx st l>ul the most innocent lo mi least cloying homee ol" pleasure ami ia|?|?iness. A iicwspapcr in a family, is ov liio cwry week to I?j the means of inte?.stiiio-, ii.ioitning or {'leasing almost every iiotia! ?.>* of tlie family, < .jM-cialiy whole ki lii'V live in (lie cotiuliv, ami sco ami In ar uv 'ill little tliat is new. In (lie course "f a ear, a well cnmluc(u?l |?a|?er conveys infor nation on almn.M. every siii-j -ct, or al l< a-t 1 M.-it'-s curiosity ami in-juii v ?.>n all subjects. i o know what is neaicstto lis in time ami j pace, is ino-,1 nocessa iy, most |;|i-a?iii;.j ami ' ,, io->L instruulivu ; aiul 11 is kind of kuuwl- m >! _; can only he obtain. d from newspapers. \ u would Vent lire to aHiriii that there lievi was, ami iicv.t wiil l?e, in a country situa- Wl ion, an ignorant family who take a news 1,1 a per, as it i:> impossible that a family j ,U: hotihl not I" >nnj in linii! well inl'oimed, j rovi.hd they 1 iv? jsn11 i. -i. n11v s.ccimlcd t?> I J M' >? tnt'own upon tin! paper as a source ol , i \\ ; mi!~<-m- nt. Tl.chiii.-M. chil'l who hates a . It .?>!; uiil, in rainy weather, st"al tij to a| w>]?a|i.,r, read a marriage notice and an | IvcriisciiK-nl or two, ami put it. down. - i p. lie 11? \t time probably he will become ; s. (ohl.-r aii'l '^' t through "a horrible murder." , ( >'?..ii Ii<; will rua?l short talcs nt fiction; |,| licit ju>t before clcti">n time, he h. gins t?. ! cej. into polities, and even to read politi-1 a! j.[>-cc!n s. l/ftofali l.e attacks foreign J ':i lews. I Iy this, time his curiosity on most j * ubj-cts i- excited, ami overcome his aver- j 'v* i->ii ami fear of hooks, nml ho is hirc.l on j * " <> h.c ine a leading ami well inform.-I j ' nan. It i-> .?.traiiu<; that any family, as a ? iiea>ur? of ceommy, should he without a lew.-paper. I'liildreii st e the world cheap- j V :it ii'.ii!,-. Ill U m-wspapi r, without the 1: i' ?>f bad association or the expense if travel.? t'emU / >' A < O'S /.tlltr. 7V"?'vhif>itln/ism.?' You know, in.nl- l i < '" mi, that you catnol make a purse out of a i , | ytt n car." " < >h, sir, ]i!? :iso fan mo. 1 have inti* ti:i!:<.>ns of swimiii. \Y!i?;n you use that lion- sj eeinieii of vulgarity again, clothe | ! in r-lined phraseology ! Yon should sav, I S.*.* . * > \ | It i-< iiui"?-i!.h- lo f\biieate a p-.vuniaiv . ee.j tacli- fr??m the anrirular organ of tin.- ! ill ofl. r se.\ of the gcliu.s Hog.' I j, //'."< <i. /.'nti/ '/ ( K /\'in</. ? in N'. w . ; . 11 i oik, lately, a kniy oil alighting front an ' minibus, ina?lc the unpleasant discovery j '('j hat her jxir.se was mi: -ing ; hut a second ! ea;eh iv-ultfl hi bringing lo light, a dia- l{ noiid ling worth which had slipped :n rom l!i" linger of tin- thief while he w;is eiforiiiing the delicate operation of stealng tlie purse. 1" ' My gracious !" said Ike, '* iI" some fairy j voiiM give )ii<: wing-, Wouldn't I i rutin*) I A iiiiuiig the planets, though ; IM go to Wars, an*! Venus, ami .Jupiter, :uul all ul' "Satan," said Mrs. I'artmgton, striking u, 41 ami I'm afraid yuti will gf> there \hot her yon got wings ur not. "I 1 ke v.histlcd and turned tins subject to a v> 'illicit >it grapes llial the ulil lady had laid hi >y lu lipeii. Xi-xt to the wonder Ikjw the milk got ino tin: cocoaiiut, canio lho mat vol li*>\v it diii-k^ns could get into eggs. l itis lias ' (01.11 Sllc? ! < .led I?y It tllinslion j?ltbmittod by S, >no of lho I hii.dreary family, who asks tin; vasoas why whito ashes should como from :oal when tin; coals arc so dotlcod black ? An absent wife is hero called upon to re- ( urn to bed and boar*!: "Jane, your ab- ^ eiieo w ill ruin all. Think of your liit v- r kind?your parent?your children. Ko urn?ail may Ini well?happy. At any ate, enclose the key of the cupboard where he triii is." * fl w r.t A few days Miice a baiber offered a ro- m ivardof*IO for the ln'st receipt for "in tatilly removing supejlluos hair." Among mswers was one forwarded hy a LTeutlemaii ivlio speJiks from experience. We give it & ?"I'udert;?k?i to kiss a spunky woman igainst her will." A wag pays that in journeying lately ' bo was ]>ut into an omnibus with a do/,- c| in poisons, of whom he di<l not know a iin^le one. Turning a corner shortly " iftor, however, tho omnibus was upset. 1 4 And then,'1 said he, " 1 found llieiii all ^ DUt." Oak timber loses about one fifth of its ^ weight in seasoning, and about one- ^ third of its weight in becoming perfectly lry. "Wliy is a fool in ?i high station like a man v in a baloon ? ISecauso everybody appears little to him, and lie Appears little to every" A body. ' u We don't know exactly what " the height '? L?f ambition1' is, but wo have seen many ? fussy little specimens of it not much more than live feet high. fll A man made his last will and testament in words few but significant: " I liave nothing, 1 owe nothing, and I give the rest to t? It no poor." 111 Did any one oversee the umbrella again which he had lent for just "live minutes V One of the policemen, yesterday, arrested a clock for striking the hour?the hour' lived only sixty minutes after the blow. ? " - lii The Mayor of a certain town out Woat A proposes to kill half the dogs of his town, ~ Mid tan their hide? with the bark of the nher half. ' H ^ - J liropty headed people ar;e generally hap- Ni >y, cork always Uoatsv SELECTED OEMS. I>n can ! II Im?w lovu affects lis, l?ul in. >! i- II what l"V? i.s. Tin* mother's heart i.s (ho child's school win. Tin? fact thai, a nation is growing, i.s Clod's vii charter of change. ( <><1 pardons like a mother, who >m s the olfeiice into everlasting feigetfulrsis. In this wmhl, full often, our joys are 11y the tender shadows which our sorrows isl. \ ....... it.;. .. i ut? .. ........ ... > .."1,.,^ 1.1 (I I'UV slu-il sj llahh-a l>ut lie will combine tliein tllo iio.\t. < >iir ln-fl actions arc olten llio.Mj <>f which is an: uhcoiim'ions ; hut this can never ! ?: ilc-s wo arc aWvay yearning to do (od. \Y it sleep, l>ul the: loom of life never aii'l tlie pattern wliicli was weaving i the Min went down is weaving when | lUie.-v np tomorrow. What cares tlie cliikl when 11 io mother do it, though all storm* heat without we, if ' io. 1 shield and tend us all Ik: h?-edie>s ol tho tempests and a* Is t.r blow they never su rudely. < 'no 111i111 as well attempt to calculi: mathematically tlio contingent foiins the tinklii'g hits of glass in a ill idoscop.j as to look through tlio l?o ol the Iiituro and (oretell its pati ii. .. ?-a! W. r. P11ATT & NANCE, i i A/Iiolcj.salc tfc Ilctnil jdhuog-ISTS, Newberry, S. G\, t 111! >\v v?**l )" sell u]mti 1,1-llcr icrms tlit*ii In- lt:i<) i'NcwIiitc in Smith i'nrui:t, c\?Ty variety uf |lritj;s, Mcilicilitis Sili'l |..|iiiral-, :tl U linlrsale ??r 11 i I. A !al*;.:c ali'l (' Ulit'li tc Slml; <>|' I'ahils'. Oil-, irni-lie-1. I'til ly. ' S: i - : :iii'l I'nin'cr.-." ali'l lila'I n..:. in St.iiv: aii-l will iicsoM, iipoti n :s i ' /. ai lu\v I ali'S. \ I i'lc >*: I; ii!' I*!i-ii-ialis* ali-1 Siirjjn.ii i riiiiii'itir. ('li.-i.iii-.11 AI'l'.-n at us. I'liysirians i-Mli :?: ! Mi'ilicinc l'a<?.y. ami Family Ii in-* I'ln I- 1.1' I in* l.ali-sl Slyli-S. A l ull ~.-"iiim iii of Trusses ali'l Unices of i- must :i|.|.|-i'Vri| | -ilifiiis. Tin. i l!ran<!s nl Winoy. I .it | iioi*s. Airs. .:r. :-s. t'i^ai . Snail, Smukiii^r aii-l ('lifv.iii^ >l?n-rii, |..r sali- in any |:::imilii-s.<li'sircl. ||- W illi-.- iili-l l.i.jlltifs Welv Jiiirriiascl icilt't it ! M </( ;;<?// i aii|. a iv Ir.ilii I In* limsl ro Inij" i'i?'is. All i?i these li Hi ii 1.^ arc m>M a very Imv |u*ulil. lull aii-l lii-.-li Mi|.|>ly ill' Sj.iivs ali'l Sanrcs all kill-Is, I'ieklcs. I'lvst'rvc.s, TaMc Kiuiis. -i-Mi'.'iii. l.-iiinla-s. lli'laliiH*. uiul many mlier | lirli's in iIn> Culinary I.inc. will always lie I |.l nil liaii1! :il I In* very lowest piices. A va'/ii-l ali'l I i -11 -! "i 111 \* sell-i-t 1 Si irk iil'l Ili V < n|<, l!lU-ln"< ali'l ('.nulls ill ctl'llcS v:i- j i-iy, iVrl'iuiiory, :ni'l T?>il<*i Artielcs i.l' i-ry !? ail new au*l ilirvct from tliu ;i n;i la>: hi tr.~. l Comx^Icte Stock of Everything in Store. I>r. I'l'ATT. w!i>. has for a tim?? lucti inm i t.'-l villi ill": I?ri?^r Interest in Nrwl'crry, j I \v!i*>-c ('Nj'iTiiMu-i1 ati>l saiislaetnry l'.iisiin*ss mnvt imi-- a-tit ii!i* liim ! < I In: c?nl" hit li im'I'-, hasjir: rctnrnc! iVoin tlic Nnrlliii I'iiics, when: In- I>ii;r 111 tlic i-nlire Slock mi tlit* iiiusi l.lc terms. the wholo of hic'i i- waiTalilcl l'rc.-li ami (icintilicA ?*?>n11n-t?-nt ami llxpericncctl Apothecary is lieen securclin tin* ['rescript inn I>?*j?arlitii-:?t, i'l a jrnaranly is jrivi-n iliai Patrons can have icir ||iii?iiis iiilol in lite most iinexccp'?li:?I !! . sljk !e. Planters, Physicians, ami Merchants will liml !? tio-ir interests in call ti)?<?n W. ! '. PIIATT | N \N?'K, at I lie -i-rii ?>|' th<- tiohlen Mortar, rner ol Main ami t'aMwell JSi reels, Newherry, . C. AVI I.I.I AM I*. 1*1! ATT, \\ I l.l.l AM l\ N A.Nt'i;. Marcli 1S-V.) I.H ;^ut Great and Valnablo ! 1 Hi nft ftnnne , .x. n w x u V/ V/ jl; t> J jTJLT COST. 1^11K iiiii|<T-iiriit <l, A-'sij/n'-es of S. T. Agnew, >\' i11 from this date olli-i* the cntiro STOCK OF GOODS i 1 li?? Store of S. '1*. Agiirw, AT ('O.ST, an<l ntnun- Ikm-11 tin* Mime :>t ^?roal ISargninx, until m entire Stock is closed out,. This Stock is n- ??1" the largest mid best selected assortments GOODS ver offered in tlie Slato of South I'nroliiui. Allot which have been purchased in llio best j Isn Ki-li* in the world, ami at greatly reduced pri s. below that of any other Stock ever offered j i this .Market. THIS STOCK iiihrao s a full assortment of all t lie articles usully wanteil by Planters, Merchants, and Metallic*. itc. Hardware f all kinds, embracing- a complete imsortmcntof Shell' Hardware ;tu<l Cutlery. Iso, a latere assortment of all kinds of PLANTATION IRON .nd Farmers' Implements Generally. Grcorios, large and complete assortment of ail kindf. 1?>!S? ?????? 'tie of the largest ami most complete Stock of all ind? of DRY GOODS, dapled to tlio wants of every perpon, together itli a larjfo assortment of articles too numerous > mention. All this entire Stock will he be sold at CO ST ?r ?: a s u , or in lartre BUinR. will 1>p R"ld ?? ? ? ' ' II E D I T , willi gooii and upproved bankable oIph. Merchants ami others wanting Goods in this lie, will do well to cull und exuinino llio Stock, r all who wish to purchase can save from fit) to 5 per cent, on theirpurchases. Tills StocK lust bo sold without fail, no all persons aro invi d to call and bo convinced <?f the grout inducements now otlured. Signed, PETER HAIR, W. W. IIOUSEAL, Assignees of S. T. Agncw. March 22 1869, 43 3in W. C. Davis, Homey at Laio and Solictor in Equity Abbeville, S. C. Will promptly attend to all humneBR entrusted I o pcure. lie cau bo found at the office of the bboville Banner " July.28 16 Hides, Hides.rllB highest. Cath priceAVill be given foi11 fDES,. ot. trade if durable. Call at ?. 8. Wwbtngtpn, 8ti? * - * .? -s T. N. BROWJUtfG, May U? 1869 3. ' HOSTJEJTTER'S STOMAS:! BITTERS, Jfhr Uf < ?</ ? i;/" /';/.*/ I'.if'l, XilUitt'il, COIIIIM frlt\t>tU:n* y, /j*mm .I/'/" or any HMohh Coni/>l<li'i/a. Iiri-imj from >< mtn-hiil intuition of the .StoiniU'/t or loiiriJ*. /iro-luriifj Cramps, I . J, c'olic, i'/tofwu J/'/rftws, itc. . Iii view of I ho 1'net that evi-ry member of ,u" the Ii unci ti family i-> iiwivni' l.-s.< subji cted to 11' Nome nf tin* aimvi: complaints, besides iit- matte numerable other conditions in life. which, ? phieo liy Ili<* assistance of h little knowledge or ft< toiun I'Scnisi1 of common sense, they may In; alihs H >?'/ I Hn tu regulate their habits of diet, ami with a wlioli tin; tiKsislaiii'i* i?f a joml ! iii?*. st'Curi! per- V disea: maiiunt health. J n order tu accomplish this j.jj object. tli<! true course to puratii: is, f certainly, tiiat which will pr<?!iii'i' n natural J ' stat'-of tIiiiiir- at tins least hazard of vital ' ' strength and lit"-- ; for this end Dr. Host'tt<-r | ( " luu inti-i11tciI to this coiintrv a pivpara- EC tion called IlOSTKTTKK'S'STOMACH a 1'ITTKKS, wliicli at this day is not. a mw Q '* inciliciuc, luit. one that has been tried lor \eiits vi ar-, {jiving v;ij i<fac| ii,n to ill I who havo 0. ?i?ed it. Tin- i'.itt. isoji. rati- powerfully upon howc the stomach. bowels :??* 1 liver, restoring j H "" (It' lli to a healthy and vigorous action, mid j f. Dysji thus liy tie- iinj 1 pi of i-tr--n ?!Iicning j Jr Oil lialUI't', enable tie- ?\stciu t" triumph oyer .relief di-ca<-e. 1 liarvhiea, ?I\ lity or llux. so Z ' generally run:raeteil l>v ii- vv settlers, ami while caused prineipally by tie-ehamfe of water " imms and ?1 ii-l, will be speedily regulated |?v ii (j brief use of t! i i -S t r;?J ion. I>vs|.e|i>ia. /-m i a <iiwliifli is |.rohal.lv tnoiv pri-vuleiit < [Ij (>(1 wli.'ii tal.ni in : >1 it- various form*. than I .. liny n'lii-r; tin; <-:iii of wlii.-li may ill way.i I Mrkn !>< aUrihati-.l t<> <!? rainj.-moiits of I lie liters- 1 |v On Iiv.- nr.':iii?, itiii I willn.ii! fail hy : D . umii- iiosit.t n:i;\s s i'i ?m,\i 'ii r.rrTMliS us ( r di:> el j.ins ii!i thi* ho:tl?.. I'or H " this ili-t-.-i-" i v> iy I'liV-iriaii will ivcom- ? triv I tit t !" * of --i.in* l:ii;!, I lit-ii why not H '''i?'** iisi1 mi iirth-l" known to I." infaliihlu 1 One Kv<rv i-ountrr Iimvu iln-ir l'.itt<-rs n< a pro- 1'iiinln Vciitiv.; of i!iv:i?f, ari l s':i ir.'iii'-iiin^ of Huwcl tli'- sv<t--i!i in T' lnTal. ali i ;niioiii? ill-in all ummi. 111 ! i- li"! to f 1111 I a inoiv hralthy A f?'\ tliati lli<- t rnians, from whom tliii ahsorhr j>tv|.ata!io!i . tua'i.iN- !. I :i? I iij.oii .- i^iitilic Wc t i'Xji'-rini-'iits wSi ?-!; In< nU.-ihI. (I to alvanco cino as th- ?! -!itiy of tl.'.s pn-paraiioit in the I'Yver, in- ilii-al mmIi' of wii'iicr, rrat'-s \ to tcstil FEVER AND AGUE. Mix Thi- trying |whieh tj\?-?s its tor, all*, relentless "li ill** l*??|y ??f in.ifi, him to it mere .?*ha-loW in :i short spaee *?f Iitne, ami temlerin;* Dlt. ? him |?li> -i'Mliy ami tie s:t: I!v 11 l- r;?:i 1 N?*\v Y iithI *lrivvn fi in tl?* Unly t-a\ tin* lli?STKTTJ\Rf5 Krlai Mli.NnW.M'.l) IS I "1**1* IC15 S. Knrlh?T. any ??f the al?ivo State*I liie.'i-s ran i ?l l-c ? utntfl'.l when e\pose?l to KhWAUl ati.v ?*ivl:i.:iry eM|j.i.r;.,:i. j.r ?lu ;r j ih.Mii, if the Kilters April nje ti-?-.j j.. r Jhcctmns. An<l ?t> il neither creates -? ? nanse.i fi??rt!.?- palate, ami i - . i-TiuL* Utmeee.ipary any ??f ?li- t ?<r inten tipti?*u t? u-iial parfillip, lint |.n?iji*?t?v va?ml <! } an I h?a!thy tlitfr.-iinnt CELE the complaint tinii.-ni'i*.i-.l m ?j.?-.;ilily as is e*?uei.stenl Willi tlar pr?*<lu< ti ?n wf a tli i- u^'h ami perm A Iient cure. Por Persons in advanced years 'pur: Who are MilTerinj; an enfe**! 1. I ?-<>iHtitiitinn ami I liij infirm l-?-ly. tlh-v Kilters are in;a!n:iM?? as a r?*slora? fhese jtl live ..f >!i*?'ii*.*ili ami \i r?T, an*l ii' **<U utily l?? k* tried Tlii.s l*'ii t?? apj'ieciatc.l. Ami t?? a ni?;tli?rr while nui'Mn^r, in lisr, Hilt*t.s are imli.-| ?-n- :?.!? , especially where the dilleroil ma lei's n*iii:!im<i.i i.^ ina*l>->|iiate t?? the ileinamld 1,1 lti^l of the cliiiil, . |i:*;ntly her .^r-:i;'th ma^t yieM, wllrii o ami h*Te it is v. h- i?* a '."mi 1 t ?nic. >a? li as II ncttvr'd narv in ifl'iiitach ISist?'rs i-* !: !e<! l?? anpail l? a!p??rary streic^tli twitl \ to tin* ??y.-t?*ia. I.:uli?*s .-hi:M l?y all luoaiid I'M, try this ivinr?ly f-*r all ra>? - ??i ?lr!?iliiy, an?l 1?cf*?ru ???> d'i;i?_', ??!% y??iir |?hy v. hn, if !? . ia ac?|UaiiiUi) v>01 with the virtues ? !' t!??- l*itti*i>', will iwimnvlut their Also Urfe in all eases of weakness. dins w f Al'TIOX.?We :mr j.hi tin* puMic nirainst Also, a using :titv "1 tin? many iisiilaiioiiK or enim- known t'Tloils, lull ask l'<>r 1 !< -; kti 1.1; > ('h.i.i:kati:i> them In Stom.m ii Hittmis. an<l see that a-acli liottlc The.Iias lli-' \voi-<is " I >r. J . I lo-t. 11- I's Stomach place, I JJitUis" blown on tin- of 1 lie l>oHle, ami niatcria Hta1111on tin- rui-:allie ?-a|? covering llic tliein. cork, ami olts> rvc thai our autograph tigiia- chiuen, lure i.< on the l:i!":l. ,I1V .1 i* 1'iepaml and sold l.y IIOSTKTTKll & e.t to. SMITH, Pittsburgh, I'a., and sold by all l'01' Dru^ists, gr?rci>, and dealers generally w'" ',u throughout the t'nilrd States, Canada, South Abhe Anurica and Orrmaii). SCOVIL & MEAD, ?i-;w oiti.i:\.\s, i,.\? 0 \\ liolcsalc .l;'cnl?. I .SOLI) HY | I>unai.i> JIrL.\r?;in.ix, Ahlievillt; G. II. Ahhevi I'). M. I'i.nn, Kilgclickl C. II. j Jeiiliun May -1, I bay ~ ly J palroiin _ l JI it vi DISTRICT ADVERTISING. ! ??cntto - - - ..r tings of Commissioner. >roi>:,1i Will Stato of South Carolina, si'ilu!!', ,1 /mii VIU.E JUSTEIL'T. , ZM In Equity. w,,rk ' Agues (\ix, } most la: vs. [- Bill for Partition Also, | 1*. I.. (Jiiill. WMi, \ Jtcal Kslato. that is Adin'r. A. M. Cu.v, ) k"'d. Sl1 ' ?l- ?' f . SadcL 11' iipiH-ariii1.' to mv satisfaction that. Augustus .M fox, Samuel Jacobs, ami Jane. his wife, ilt-fi-mlanls in this case, ro<iile l?ey?n?l the limits fil this State, on motiun of Marshall A; Lee Com/i. .NW.? I < )nlere?l that sai'l <1pfdnlants ?!?> appear ami i lie r< pleail,- answer or ili-mur to saiil Hill of Complaint ! for tlieii within threw months from the pulilieatioii here- j teinl an of, dr the same will be taken ju'o against port, them. All 01 \\ M. II. 1'A UK Kit, c.k.a.i?. atteniio Commissioner's ( >flice, ) Z&" .May 1H, ltf>!). J -1 3m Waahin The Stato of South Carolina. Jan . t i'/// /. iwcrw //"/ In Equity. N. K. Butler, ct nl.") v<. \ Bill to set. aside Judg- A. ' Win. II. IJoyd, ef ill. J mollis, Injunction, &.e. IT AI'I'EAKINt! to my satisfaction that Wm. 4 J'?. I.h<\d, Allicrl Gilbert, and Thomas S. ! ^3" 2 liny.Ion, defendauts in ilic above stated case,! re.-<ii!e beyond the limitKof tliis State, on motion | h I 1 of" Me(!o\van, Coin p. .Sol, Oldered that said i tilt* lowi defendants do appear and plead answer or dc- \ prompt mill'to said Hill of Complaint, within three months jof, from the publication hereof, or the smile will be 3i,u taken i'/w Coufeaxo ayainHt them. ]Ofi W. 11. l'AKKER,cKA.i>. 3r,o Commissioner's Olticc, ) 75 | March 2f>, 1850. f <19 3m 50 ; Clerk. Tho State of South Carolina. Vw A HUE 17 L L 1-J DISTRICT. J Office Court of Common J'Iras and (fen't ft ess ion ft. ' N. K. duller, Survivor ) 250 vs. [ Attachment. 5 d(] Win. II. Lloyd, ) McGownu, Pl'ilF'a Ally. o!-, | WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the nine- . 200 tenth day of November, eighteen lain- March drcd and fifty-eight, file his declnrnlion against the Defendant, who, (it is said) is absent from _ and without the corporate limits of this State _ ~ and Ims neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of said declara'ion might be Herved: It is therefore ordered, that roml Lin the said Defendant do appear nnd plead to the I'ur ps said declaration, 011 or before the twentioth day of November, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, otherwise final and nbsolute judgment will then Premii be given and awarded against him. ber, I8f?f MATTHEW McDONALD, c.c. p. APril 1 Clerk's Oftice, Nov. 20, 1868. 32?12in '? State of South Carolina. Fre ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. Office Court of Common Picas and Cen'l Sessions. ar,po'uUo N. K. Butler 1 H. Jolint vs. '* > Attachment. Q aoll, Age Wm.H. Lloyd, ) McGowan, Plt'fF's Attornay. in future WHEREAS the Plaiiitiff did, on the nine- deljdiia, tecntli day of November, eighteen linn- ana Oeoi dred and fifty-eight, Ate bis declaration against vannah tlin Defendant, who, (it 19 Raid,) is absent from Wcdnesd and without the limita of this State, and haa nei- and Eurc tlier wife nor attorney knowu within the same, be addre upon whom a copy of said declaration might bo Savannal served: l{_js therefore ordered, that the said De- free. f fendant do appear and plead to the said doolar- With r Ation, on or before the twentieth day of Navem- fo wardii her, oightcen hundred and fifty-rtino, otherwiBO to asaflre final and absolute judgment -will, then bo given actejize i and awardM Against mm. MATTHEW McDOttALD, if!t. r. Clerk's Office, Nov. SO, 1858. 32?12m Way '?'??i: 1.1 VJEIft VIGORATOR! I ~ KKI'AUKJ) IIY I) It. SAN FOR I), oiiiidctl Kntiixiy from GUMS. * > ? aim iK OK THK BUST I'lUtC AT1VK AN I) en.-s, .VKIt MKlJlCINKS now before the imb? ese CJIJMS retnovo nil morhid or ir from tho ttyiHem, aiipjilying in IIkmih healthy llow of bile, ii ivijioratiuj; the _ ich, causing food to digest well, I'ltri/'i//? Jlloml, giving tone mid health to the s machinery, removing tho cause of the '! so?eH'ecting a radical cure. Iiin liotis attacks are cured, and, what is hot- at l ....... i.? ? - ' 1 - r * 1 - hiuu tj) tiivj ui.'gaPHUKil list? ?M 1110 | . Invigorntor. J o dosn after outing is snfticiont, to relieve jj ' itomucb iiii"! prevent the food from rising ' I'llllll^. ? ly one. iloso taken before retiring, pro- resj nightmare. i,(]', ily one ?lo>e taken at night, loosen* Hie tin: !.-! gently, and en res costiveiicss. u dose taken alter eaeli meal will cure r . . IA. dose of two tonspooululs will alwavs c fSiek Headache. " ly oho <lo.-<o iinnii'liati'ly relieves Co|>e, all wlio use it are giving their nnani p testimony in ilfavor. j;|" e iWe often repeated is a sure rare for did ra Morbus, and a preventive of Cholera. ly one bottle is in;e<le<] toihl'ow out of the ' in the elfects of medicine alter a lonir ess. le bottle taken for Janudicc, removes all ? iviiess vir unnatural color from fhcjdtiu. ! e dose taken a abort time before eating sj?? vigor to the apji?-tit'/and makes tlio food Co t. well. > l)li lose, often repeate?l, cures Chronic ea in its worst form, while Summer and Cvmplaiuts yield almost to the lirst f|-i v hottles will enre Dropsy by exciting the ? tils. ike pleasure in recommending this ineilia preventive for Fever and Ague, Chill and all l'Vvers of a 1 >ilions t vpe. It opv;il> ..il:.;..le >....! il...... 1-" :n:? ' fy to it.-' wonderful virtues, water in the mouth with tho Invigora- ||. 1 swallow hotli toother. jj? I-kick ?>ni: ool.l.AU. ri.il nurri.r:. >AN*i"0it0f IVoprielor, No. IMS, Broadway, tin ork- ' iIimI hy all T)niirifists. Sold, also, 1?v .t.o M< andl>K.\N< it, Ali.i:n" ?t i.s, Abbeville C. 11., S. C. Vil Ji, 1 -oil 1 1 y co MONTGOMERY'S HKATKD DOUiLU SCKEEN Rockaway Premium ITHEAT FAN. 1 SFBSCK IBKll having purchased the flit fur this Stall*, now oilers In Planters | ?_) islly celebrated Fans for cleaning Wheat , j iii is superior to any tiling of the kind now '/'J us I he iiunilior of |>i etniiuns awarded at t Stale l-'airs will attest. It is simple ructure. easily ringed, works well, and J lit of order, can lie repaired by any ordi- 1*' I'chanic. It is adapted to cleaning all I"' Fsri-aiti. For future partieiilarssee Hand lieh will lie furnished !iny one desiring '? pr 4-^,, r<: mi i .luj.1 vjriiia <iiiu jLurcsncrs. constantly on hand a supply of Cotton W) liicli I warrant to he e<{ital to any made. c], lot of Thre.shars which are so extensively a | that 1 deem it unnecessary to eulogise -re. A', c Machines are all manufactured in this w; >y skillful workmen, an?l of the very hest j,v I, ami warrentcd to ?lo what is said for t ( Any orders for either of the ahovc .Ma- ,,f addressed to the subscriber, or left with wj .veling Agents, will be promptly attendall Repairing and Job Woil:, the Ca.-h required upon delivery. JOHN KXRNJIIT. ville C. II., April 12, l&.Vj. & 1 ?:i?n ADDLES AND HARNESS. J TI1K undersigned having determined ^ to locate permanently in the town of lie, hopes, by faithful work uml strict at in to business, to merit a liberal share of Cri< ?e. lm ntr just returned from ninrket, his Stock l-'ii ind complete. CI rent care and poisonal n has been bestowed in purchasing Mounthe most durable quality, latest and iin- an styles. It ?ood material and the most skillful . it, and after having served an apprent icenself <if ten years, under the most sucivorltiiiau in tli.. Siir?i ? l>" 1. ? - - "r hat will suit tlie (if any, even tlie ^ -tnlions, as well as (lie most utilitarian. ];v a full ami complete Stock of everything t,,, usually kept in uu establishment of the 1 eli a* tli.-i les, Bridles, Harness, Whips, '?* Collars, Hide Whips, ' Mountings, * jcatliors, tfce. wjj turns liis thanks to his former customers ,t r patronage, with a sincere desire to ex- ' r (1 merit a still larger share of public supfilers ftlleil with promptness, while strict ^ n will Ijh uiven to repairing. Will be found during business hour.s on ( rton St., No. 2. T. X. IHiOW.NINC. . 18, IS'iD 8'J ( til F] ESTES & CLARK, ugusta, Ga., 11 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ^ ^.OCERIES. iIS'KKUL for the liberal unlnrmigc limy litre received heretofore, oiler fur sale at l'in i-.st market priced for cash or on liino to S paying customers? ltuli'4 Kxtra Heavy Gunny Bagging, Hulls llenvy Patched Bagging, Pieces Diiiidco Bagging, Of Whole imil Half ("oils llojie, |,nri [Bids New Crop Molasses, oil i [{bis N. O. nnii Sugar House Syrup, " Crushed A. II. &. C. Sugars, ?? Whole ami Half .Boxes Candles, Boxes Tobacco?various Brands. >00 Ulnars, S 1 II Sack's Salt, in Twilled Sacks, ?*j Whole, Half and <jr. Blls Mackerel, yy )(?< Lbs Tennessee Bucon, Hog liouiid, j Bids. Fresh ThomasUm Liino, ^ ' Liquors and Wines, p )() I .lis. Hemlock Solo Leather, lulus Heavy Osnaburgs, Kegs Nails Atforted Sizes. 31, 1859, 87 ly ^ Po Planters. PON GINS of tlio Best Quality, with GT! en Inch SAWS, delivered at any Bail KiiiiK >'< inn jluuio, ul $2 per SAW. <y irticulars uddioss J. M. ELLIOTT, ? ? Winnsboro, S. C. uns awarded at tho Stulo Fair, Novoin5, 1859. 51 8m ID NOTICE. T71 ight as Cheap as the Cheapest." Axcel Line having been thoroughly or- jjs ized on the 29th April, T*. L. Wade, cu]|t d President, T. II. Johnson, Secretary, y{ iton, Agent at Savannah and II. F. Rus lit at Augusta; the Steamer Excel will jun in connection withNew York, I'hilaand Hiiltimoro Steamships at Savannah HPl gia Rail Road at Augusta, leaving Sixon Saturday Evoning, and Augusta on on ^ ay Mafuiag. All Goods for Northern >poan tuarketa and the Interior should ssed to care of Agents Excel Line at \x and Augusta. 1'or warding of course "? nen so perfectly acquainted with thq ng and shipping business, it is needless ^ the public that promptness will clmi;ill operations of this Company. WA R. JOlfNSON, Ag't Savannah. * II. F. RUSSELL, Ag't Augusta. O; 4, 18i9 " 4 yra CANDIDATES. For Ordinary. ?/" Tim ti lends <-f COL. ,lt >11N ( . HASK IN ounce liiiu as a Cundidulv l??r Ordinary at Iho mug ?il?-ction. Tins liicnds oi' JOHN A. J1UNTI3R i'"' ifully announce liini a candidate fur tlie oflicc ?r?liti:<i-y, at lilts next election. October '27, 1858. For Tax Collector. 'lie friend- of II KNItY S. (JASON announce i a candidal)- f.?r the ollicc of Tax Collector^lie next election. Wis jiro authorized to annwinco S. A. Mm; IS as a Candidate for Tax Collector, ul ensuing election. Tim friends of CAl'T. \V. S. 11 ARK IS |m:cItally announce liim a Candidate for tilt! i:e ot Tax Collector of Abbeville District, at llext election. Tins num. rons friends of W. U. KILM.SWOll 1 II resiK-ctfully announce liini as it ididulc for lax ( ollcetor at llie eiiMiitiij elec* n. ;jj? J no numerous friends of WESLKY A. ,A('K, l*s<|, l-speil fully atum'suee liim a r-aii' ali- fur Tax Collerlor, ill the ensuing electionI i"'l'li? friends ?f (J. M. .MA'I'l'ISOX, T" -.1 fully announce 11i 1 ii a candidate fur T>i ? lb-c:lor, at tin; ensuing election. 1 i' 'I'll.- friends of JAMES A. McC'MtU re-* ftfully announce liim a t'andidate for 'l'ar1 Hector, at liio in*xt Election, for Abbeville" <l rift. July uO, 1857 11 *U HE MAUSHALIj IlOUi, BY E. COBB, Proprietor. ntt Till: Proprietor of tliu MARSHALL llli, IIOISE would lufonu the publie that hi.-t ?iir?t: is . 'till ojtfii for the reception of visitors, ivinjj some experience in Ilolcl-kerpin;;, lie Iters hiiio-elf that lie will lie aide to phase hix ends mill customers. 11 is table will at all IK'S 111' supplied witli The Very Best The Market Affords. llis House is well provided with attentive sernis. and everything to render his customers mfurtuhle. EDMUND conn. Feb. '21, Ifti'.l -11 tf LIVERY STABLES, BY COBB & CRAWFORD, m;i:i:vii.u: s. c. ?* Tin Uiiilersi?ni'd woiiM inform: r"? v >- - ' ' I illl-\ liaVf lOI'IIICU a co11i:i-r>li-|> fur ilu* piir|wisf! of eotnliu-tinij '// : j.iv/:i:\' sr. i /;/./; j: cs/.\/-:ss l\ all its i:i:.\.\cju:s. L'hey have taken tin: well -known Stables atiln-'l i<i the Int. of tli<: .Marshall House, accu-.1 last year by I'. S. lln!leili;e. These Stables, fronting fin Washington Street, ve In?n repaired ami refitted, anil arc now well ovided with provender au<l attentive llostletS, tin* a<-ci>miii"<latinn of the public. Mit. l!lt AWT'OUI), one of the firm, may alivs bo f<'timl at the Stahles, anil be hopes, by i.-e attention to business, to merit anil receive ibi-ral share of public patronage. Tin! Stables will be provided with HITGOY Ml) SADIH.K IIOKSICS, to hire, together lb every other accommodation usually offered a similar establishment. They have also, ) M M< I >11 )I 'S I.OTS for tin; accomodation STOCK D-KIVKKS, ami will furnish llieiii tii provender, at livinir rates. KHMUN1") COP.Il, J. li. CRAWToKl). Feb. 2.1, I?.-,!) -11 tf CAliKIACES AM) WAdCLNS. "MII'J Subscribers having had the misfortune Jul os.-, bv the lir.*iif the 'il'lli .lanuarv, the KAM MILL and MACIILNKUV con nee ted th their rn r\ m *-* ^ ~ ' " tUAlil Jt' AUTOKY f!reenvil)e, lake this method of apprising lhoir - mla faml patrons thai tliey will still contimio sines* as heretofore, \v i I limit rhani^n in their m or ulibuteinent of their exertions to please. 'lioy ZXavo On IltMid, d arc constantly finishing, all tlie varietios of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND S7VJ3LC3r03NrJS or made by them, to which they invito the atition of purchasers. I'hcy take pleasure in correcting nil impression it their Stock of SRASONHI) 1,1,"M liEll was t with the Mill, and would say that, iu quan, anil quality, icir lumber Has Never Been Itetter. The generous patronage hitherto rcceivedrrants the conclusion that their efforts are Appelated, and stimulates them in making further i t ions. Their experience will enable them to ct and operate the nu?st approved Maehinory,. h advantages not surpassed by any Manufuc? ers either North or South. IIOWHIt, COX, MAKKI.EY & CO. Jreeuville, S. C., March 7, 16.VJ. 40 tf. LNEST FAMILY GROCERIES For 1859. ACKER MERRALL & CO., I 2 CJ li amber Street* Corner of College Place, Opposite Hudson I'ivcr llailroad Station,) Wow Yox-lt. DEALEltS liN est. WINES, Finest BRANDIES, Fines* 1X: A US, Finest TKAS, Finest COFFEKS, Finest SIJOAKS, Finest liUTTKR, Finest IIAMS, Finest TO NOIJkiS, And Finest Family (Jroeeries. every description, put up for Shipment to all Ik of the World. Catalogues will bo furniskipou application. April 7, 18&U 50 3m J. D. McKELLAR, JRGEON DENTIST,. "Lli nt nil times be found nt Greenwood; Depot, where he will, with pleasure, wuifc hose who may desire his services.. II work warranted satisfactoryeb. ?, 1859 41 tf JOHN CORBETT, [10U8B PMNTBRr ainer, Marbler, Paper Hanger* ?AND? IGUN" WRITER.. ATbtoovillo O. XX. sb. 24, 1859 44 ' 12m r. F. O. PARKsT, GREENWOOD, S. C'., '.EPS conslnnlly on linnd all articles usually kept in a Drug or Fancy Store, at market ?. W~ Professional services rendered wlien, :d for. sb. 24, 1859. 44 6m MASONIC NOTICE. ilK Regular Communication ?f CLINTON LODGE, No. 3, A.-. F.-. M.-., -will be held Monday Evening, 1 \th of July nexty By order of the W. M. A. B.RUS3EL, Sec'y. me 18, 1859 8 ' ly " W, K. BLAKE, ttornoy at X<aw. IT ILL Practice in the Courts of Edgefield, w Newberry, Laurens, and Abbeville. Ificc?Ninety-Six, Abbeville, S. C. Oct. C, 1858 % *24 ' tf