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SALES FOR SEPTEMBER. Sheriff's Salo. ?V virtue of sundry WritH of l-'icra Facias to medirected, 1 will soil at At.ltovillu Court House,on tUv lirst Monday in SUl'TKMIlKll next, within tUe.legal hours of salo, the following|?o|mrly, to wit: 1 Necro woman, Harriet and her tlir'co chil <lre?, .lini, Inane nnd Wash, ns tln> property of Henry S. Kerr, ails. J. W.W.Marshall. DO Acres of Liiml.morc or lew, ns the property of John S. Wilson, nils. Surruli A. Wilson. 1 House mid I.ot in thu Villiiirc of Greenwood boundc 1 by lands of 10. K. Calliomi, and others as the property of S. Lewis Hoiuls, ads. Gilford Waller, and others. f)0 Acres of Land, more or less, hounded by of I'eter (iilillehcau, Edward Calhoun, uml others, as (he property cf 15. E. Gibcrt, ads. (Jolliihon Wolker, and others. 140 Acres of Lund, more or less, hounded by lands of James N. Cochran, and others, as tlu? property of James M. Calvert, ads. Drucillu Douglas. TEUMS?CASK. * JOSEIM1 T. MOORE, s. a. i?. Sheriffs OfTicc, Aug, 9th lbO'J 10 AT xiiijiunaui/ IIUWP. "A1TK would most r?-s|??otfn 11y state for thaln ?Y formation of those in<j? 11tt-?I to the late firm of DAVIS ?fc IIOO/.KK, that they are ?!ettirous of winding up their old business, and thnfc they make this their last puldie request of their Debtors to pay ; and tliev would gladly IndieVo that all of tlietn would eall at the Captain'* office, and fool their bills. DAVIS & BOOZEU. Aug. 18, 1809 10 4l Xioatlior ! Ijoz\ tlior! I f~I"MlE Subscribers will have ready in a few JL days, a fine lot of .SO 1,1%. llAUNKSS. IJPPEKand WI1ANC LEATHER, of our own Tanning, which we warrant per feci in every respect, and which will be Bohl low for cash, or exchanged for Hides. GI I.I.I AM & HAlI.EY. Greenwood, Aug. 11, IfiiO 17 Gt LAND FOR SALE. undersigned will sell nt private sale JL the plantation of l?ol>ert Itrndy, dee'd, in the neighborhood of Calhoun's Mills, adjoining lands of Dr. .1. S. Rehl, ni.d others, eon? taining Six llmidred Acres more or less. SA1.I.IK l!UAl>\', l^ualilicd Kxcenirix. Aug. 1G. 1859, It'., It. Return Day. ALL those who owe the late firin of WIER ?fc MILLER, mid who are worth the cost, will lie B?ed by next Return Day, if not pniil before that time. It has now been three years t-inco \ve dissolved co|iartiKi>liip, and wo are ileier"rnined to liave our money?if wc can yet it. Yours respectfully, WlElt it MILLER. Aug. 10, 1653 JO fit ?OTJTH CAn-OXjINiV. LXSTITUTE FAIR, TO IJK IIELD IN CH-fiLMiESTOKT, NOVU9IREK 15th, 1J?5?. C CM 1? K TIT10 X O V E X T 0 A L L. FAIR FOI1'J HK PROMOTION OF ART, MECHANICAL INGENUITY AND IlVriJUSTIlY. /t tiimr i.ai'.ci: am? commodious r::.ui.vc in tiik citv ok ( iiaui-estun. 5. c-, PfliniKVniVi: n\ TITKIMV \I.VTUIIPI! win SrvfAitu-, rui;.Mii'Ms will?;r.ciykn for tin* lirsi cjieciincii.s in Art, Al^cliaiiicisin nml oilier l?riii,,j5n,'.of Imluciry ; nlno for Cotton, Kino, Sujiar, 'I I'liiijco, Corn, Wheal, It ye, Oa'.'., Potatoes, utul ollirr Agricultural I'roLIICtH. .... Tlic Lr.di.es to whom {lie Institute much indebted, nro fully informed 1 lint Miilalile Premiums v.'ill -'o jTovitleil I>y the Commit ten, nml award il for the heat specimen* in every department of Ladies' work. All Articles eutrreil for Premiums, must he i>ent in on or licfi."'e.!'?iday, the Kleveiith day of November next, '1 r>ct?"A to (lie cure of Mr. THOM AS AI M liK, Clerk of the South Carolina Institute, Charleston. Articles may be sent after that day for cjrliiLit;oii o'tfu. t CONTRIBUTORS TO THE FAIR Are respectfully requested to pciiJ full descrin turns of the articles, and micIi ytneriil information ns may be of use the Juil'fcs, An'. rtiltr.hle fiir |iub)icnlion liver) attention will be paid to r7!| articles Font for exhibition. Au?ust 18, IH.Vj 17 tf J?. 33. GtXj ASS, (Successor to 1?. L. Uhvax.) BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 175 Richardson Street, '.thrrc JJoors above the Market, COLUMBIA, S. C. HA'Jj.fof sale a lnr^e assortment hf I.aw, Mfulical, Theological, School ami Miscellaneous .Books, Fancy tjoods, Cheap I'uhlicntiona an:1 hlhnk Iiooks of every description. Stationary, foreign ami Domestic of every variety and quality. Oil Paintings, Kuirravings, I.itlioCraplis &c., Al'lUt* Materials. (> lobes. WriLinn Desks, Musical Instrument#, Ac, <tc., Hlank Rooks, manufac,tiffed to any pattern, anil IJlunk Work of every description prepared to order. Wholesale Purchasers supplied and all orders promptly attended to at the Lowest Cash prices. August 11, lb'.r>9 10 Cm War on the Abolitionists. TIIE.SOUTHERN MONITOR, permanently located in the North, keeps up its fire on the Abolitionists. The Monitor is an Eight-page paper, and gives the latest ai?J inosi interesting details of tho WAR IN EUROPE.It is, besides, a Family Journal, containing Stories, Essays, Poetry Ac., Ac. Thesis of suoscrimon?In Advuncc. For Monitor alone, One Voltar, " " and two illustrated Hooks? ' "Wild Western Scenes" and "War Path," Tici Dollars. Postarrfi on llm linokn will lio nnirt !??' llin Pnli Iislicrs of the S. M. Address, J. B. JWES, Editor Southern Monitor, I'hilad., l'a July 88, 1859 14 If Drs. GREGG & ROBERTS, Dental Surgeons, Oolumlsio., S. O. DU. 110 BE UTS will return to Abbeville aboul the 1 Bill Augiut. Those with whom h< has made engagemeuta, and others who ma} need his services, will please call earl}* after hii return. August 4, 1859. 15 tf Dissolution. fT^HE Partnership forineily existing as t1i< .L firm of Jordan A. McLauchlin, was, l>] united consent, dissolved on the 1st of Fcbru ary, 1859. _ _ J>. A. JORDAN. DONALD McLAUCIILIN. "?v 1 K..', C . 0 . L a M 0 T T E~ A.tt or lioy at Xj a w, Office?Laurens C. H., S. C. A 1.1, bnsiiictia intrusted to liia care will rcceivi prompt attention. Will practicc in the Court of Abltevillo, Andemou, Pickeus, Greeuvillc tiparUnbur^ an?l (Ju iuu. Aug. 10, 1809 1G iy I C , 10,000 Negroes 10,000 Negroes 10,000 Negroes Saved Yearly* Saved Yearly. Saved Yearly; pi nnf r\'i i I JL lautuio xtiivu nunwj Planters Take Notice, Planters Take Noticej Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy Before The People Before The People Roforo Tlift Phonlh iii Dysentery, In Dysentery, In Dysentery^ Diarrhoea, Diarrhoea, Diarrhoea, And Flux, And Flux. And Flux, . THAT C;)iF-\T RrMfJiY. THAT Gil RAT l'.KMKHV, THAT tJKKAT ItKMKHY THAT UltKAT ItKMKItV, that <;HKvr k!:mki>v, THAT CHI.AT lti:MK!?Y. T1UT UKKAT KKM1JDT, r-Axrm-v. specific, sanrm-y.' specific, ?AMTIW SI'I"' 1FIC, SAN< UK/.' .SPECIFIC, My ilW S!'K.<TKIC, SAN/IIKZ' ?PE? IKK., stvnira si'hxiK'c THE nvr.r WS'TTVE CtTiK THK OX1.V POSITIVE CI'KK the * i.\ i.y ru.-l i ix e i i i;tv thk uni.y positive ruie the ON'I.Y ri>-ITIVK l l ltn rin: oni.y pu-imvi: rem: mi-: um.y positive cir.e 1 Kr 'M-: THE PEUPI.E, liEIUKE the PEOI'IJ-:, P.EKoKE 1 UK PEOPIJC, HEEuKE HIE 1'EOl'I.E, IlEKiil'.E THE PEUPI.E, ?IKI "ItE THE PKOI'l.K, jiiixucE Tin: PKUPIJ-:, FOR CfiXi iIIItnfEA AMI C'.I'KT, kni; i;i>N(ii:khika a.m.? ui.ekt, 11 lit (ioXolCCIKKA AND UI.EIT, Full CoNoKKIKKA AMI Ul.I.ET. Full CONMKKIKKA AXi? CI.EKf, * ?>lt CoXOKltlKKA AND ?;|.ekt, Full UOXuKllll'EA AND UI.EET SAVE- A Itl<; ItfTTVlK'S 1111.1,, SAVE- A l!|t; I <XT')ll\s Hll.I., SAVE- a Itli; 1hiiTon\S ItII.1., SAVE- a Itli: IKKTUH'S Mil.!.. SAVE- A liH; IMK'I'ilI'S Itll.I., swis a nu; iMK'roit'ri itn.i,, SAVtti A UIU IWCTuK'.-j 1111.1., is easii.y taken', IS EASII.Y TAKEN, IS EASII.Y TAKK.V, IS EASII.Y TAKEN, IS EASILY TAKEN, IS EAMI.Y TAKEN, is kaul.y taken, has no had taste, has no had taste has nu had taste, Hah. nu had taste, has nu had taste, has nu had taste, XVIT.T. FFKBT A ( TliK Wll.l, KKKKTl A I'l'ltK Wll.l. KKKWI A I'l'ltK Wll.l. KKKWT A I'l'ltK Wll.l KKKKIT A t'l'KK Wll.l. KKFKCT A I'l'ltK W1J<I. KKKBT A CL'KK wrni i.b*5 Tnox-nr.E, WITH t?!S TKOl'ULB, WITH I.KSS TKUITIII WITH I.RS8 TKOt'HI.K, WITH IJSW TIIOUIII.K, WITH I.Kfti THOI'RIJ-:, WITH l?SS TI'XlCBLE, THAN" ANY KNOWN KKMKDY. THAN ANY KNOWN HKMITIY. THAN' ANY KNOWN RKMKItY. THAN ANY KNOWN RKMKHY. THAN ANY KNOWN UKMKHY TJtAN ANY KNOWN KKMKMY. THAN ANY KNOWN Itl'.MKDY. Kvory l>rii|!gMt ami I'.-iiniry llcrchut ahonlil kcop a supply oft ?:is valunlile Itomc-ily, w.t only from the prollw that ucTHftfriim itM sali*.-\ but iu? mi act of philanthropy towards sulToriiiR humanity. It will he ma<lt-io tho cspu-in'i; 1 jx euiimry iulerc.n of all iJruggtils to purchase by W. W. 1IIJ.SS h CO.. I'RoriUCTOKS, 8M Uito*i>w.vTp Nbw York. KIIms' r>ys|)c|itlc. Itcincdjr Hilts' I)yM|M'|>t 1c Ittintily Itlls,' Dyspeptic Itcinedy IJIIiH' l)y*|>< |>llr lleimrly Ullts' I)ys|n-pllf Itemedy Huh tlit* I.ni^exl Sole Huh I In-. Iiiirpul Sale Hut llir Lnr^i st Hale Hum tlx- lint^rMt Sole I,.. * I... ..ill Knl^ or any .Mcillrlni; In the World. Ol nny ,"> ?'< i< Ine In (lie. World, ( tuny 3lt'dl<-Hife In life H'ritlil; (t( nny Mrillrlut in llic World. Ol any Mrdlclnr lit llie World. Pneka^rs' ifRt.lMMl PnrknLta LOO.imni I'nck ogea ItMMMMl Pnckn)(f? , Pui-knifm Hold In (icii'^ln and ?>oulliC?rolli)*v fliilil In (.?-orf;tn <ind Sunt liCnrollnp. Sold In <??'(>rf;lii and MnulliCarollna Mold In Ui'Or|;lii mid KouthCnrolliiiL Sold In <>?-or?lu mill HoiilliCnroBun |n Kourfcc'i Moullm. I'i Koiirlwn Monllia. In Knurtti-n Nnnllii. In KourUen Montlia. In Fourteen Monlliat 11. U Warranted- lo Care It 1m Wnrwiiiled lo Cure It In Warranted lo Cure It Ix Warranted (o Cure II N Wiirinn led to Cure fa (llrHllons ^followed, II |}lmlhm!.<'i,t followed. If 1)1 r? 4-lloiih or: Pn'llowtd, 1(( Oireeltonx ?rc Pollowrd,, II IMrreMoiiH firt- Followed, Any Crt??' ol i>y?iM-|Mla Any Cn? ol n>B|M.-|>Hla Any Cam* of I)y*jK|>?ln Any CnAr M l)>'?|H-|Mla Any Cut ol I/yrfpepslft I.lver |)l?eH?c, Ijlvrr UUtuc, I.lvrr Dlnfn*f, Ijlrtr Dhtnur, Liver Dlxt-aac, * Taundlo*, Taundlcc, Jaundice, Jaundice, ' Jnundlce, General I)il>lllty, ( enerul Dclillliy, General Debility, General Debility, .Gcnrrnl Debility, It li ijUiieclnlly Adapted to It I* Especially Adapted to ft M Knpeclally AunpteU U> It ll tU|Krtnlly Adapted no It I* Kaptrfally Adapted to Female Complaints; Female Complaints; Female Com|<Uliit<i Female Complaints ; t Female Compifflnfa f . > It Produces Rotundity of, Forjgra It Produce* Itotundlly oi Form It Producer Ilotunillly of Porta' > It Produce* Rotundity of Form It Produces Rotundity ot ?orm ,, ' In Ft-mule* of n M'liln anil spare iiauit In Female* of n Tliln and Spare llatrtl lit Pemilei of a Thin ami Sparc Habit In Pematci of a Tliln and Spare Habit In Female* of a Tliln mid Spare Habit , Send a I'ostagfl Stamp lo tUo l*roprlcUiM for their Pampblct 011 " ItMtvve* of Fuimncli nod Jtowoln." ' W. W. nijISM <Sl CO., Proprietor*, 303 Broad way, New York. For Sale in Abbeville by DONALD McLAUClILIN. AugiiHt 18, 1859. 17 ly Now Arrivals. WE liavc tliin <lny received a large and new supply of Blenched nnd Brown IIOMIvRPUNS. Black nnd Wliito Goods for DUSTERS. Black nnd White CALICOS. e HKl) TICKING, 8 And other articles which we offer at a small ' > profit. MOORE A QUJtlPB. May 27, 185'J, 1-fcf IT ISlOtTOO Sill TO SVV SIXTH A I.I/, 0 L I) A \ I) Y 0 U X (!. AFFIRM J'i's 'i'llUTil, Viz : Tlmt Professor Wood's Hair Rcftorutivo WILL preserve infallibly tlie ijrowlh and color of the liair, il used two or three litres a week, to un\" itiin^innhle aire. Perfectly, restore the gray, cover the iiahl with nature's owji.ornament, the hair ; make it more soft ami beautiful than any oil, anil preserve the scalp flee from nil diseases to the greatest age. Statesmen, .fudges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergy IIIVII, 1 I I I' ' 11il I III! II 11 I M I * > t'll I IV llll II illlM lilldies of all class??, all over the world, boar testimony tlint we do tiotsrty too much in its favor. Keii'd the following, and judtre: Ilicftonv C:to?*\, St Jlinrl"? Co., Mo., ) Nov. ) I'noi. O. J. W? i?!i?Dear Sir Some time last summer wo were indueed to use rome of your Hair Uestorative, and its effects were so won- | derftd, wc feel il our duty to you .Mid the nf- j flieted, to report il. i Our little son's head fir sot.c time had 'neon perfeetly covered with sores. and some called it, beald head. 'J'lie hair ulmosl entirely came oil" in consequence, when a friend, seeing lii.s sufferings, advised us lo to use your Uestoralive, we aid so with little hope of success, hat lo our surprise, and that, of all our friends, a very few applications removed the disease entirely, and a new and luxuriant crop of hair soon started out, and we can now say that our lioy lias as healthy a scalp, and as luxuriant a crop ofltair as any other eliihl. AVe can. then-lore, ami ?lo hereby, recommend your Restorative as a perfect remedy for all diseases of the seal|> aud hair. We are yours respect lull v. <;i-:<>*. W. JIKKJINIJOTIIAM, SARAH A. III(i(;iNliOTHAM. 1'noK. AVooD?Dear Sir: My hair had, for levcral years, been becoming prematurely gray accompanied by a harshness which rendered the constant application of oil necessary in dressing it. When I commenced using vour Ilair Restorative about two months ago it was in that condition ; and having continued its use till within the last three weeks, it has turned to ita natural color, and assumed a softness and liiftre greatly to bo preferred to those produced by tile application of oils or any other preparation I have ever used. 1 regard it as nn indispensable r.rlicle for every lady's toilet, whether to be used no a Hair R?ti rativc or for the simple purpose of dressing or beaut ifying the hair. You have permission to rcfef Io me all who entertain my doubt of its perlbrmiug all 'hat in claimed for it. "IKS. C. RYMONim, Ciiicinnuti, ()., Feb. 10, S;>71. 114 Third st. j , Wki.i.inijton, Mo., liw. 5, 1S.17. I'nor. Wovir-^.mi' Sir: Hy llic adviee of ft ' friend of rniup, who had been usintiyour llair Kestorative, 1 r,-as induced t<> try il. 1 had the f.-vor, some limn last May, and in-arly every hair in my head Paine out. I\";iw my hair has come in a great dealthie than ever il \v?a. Nothing h?it u duly, nt <1 sympathy that I feel to communicate to ..;!u;ih who arc alllie? ted as 1 have b'.-eii, would induce tin* to uive thin public ac'nov lrd:;einent of the l>cnctit I have received from I'rof. Wood j llai* Mcstoralive. Yours respectfully*, , . A. il. j.\cot;s. The Restorative is put u," iu oulth-t; of3 sizes, viz: large, medium and atu.iU ,tl e small hold? A a pint, and retails for one dol'ar p.;- l? >ttle ; the medium holds at least twenty p<v cent, more in proportion than 1I12 fi.iall, retails for two dollars per bottle ; the large holds nqjryrt. 10 percent more in proportion, and rctaib fvr a bottle. O. J. WOOD tt CO., Proprietor-", 44-?-*liron'i? wny, New York, aud 114 Market Jit., St. Louis , Mo. And sold by all good Druggists ntv1 T,"r.< cv Goods iJealers. "April '29, 1 S5V-:im. BRANCH ALLEN & EDWARDS HAVK just raceived fresh additions to their Stock, of various kinds. A choice lot just received. KEROSINE, A fresh, pure ami Iran.1-parent article ju?t received, which we will evl 1 at ?1.70 u gallon. PICTURE "FRAMES, A fine lot of these on hand vhi'jh we \?i!l sell at Cl'arleaton prices. Starch, Pepper, -Cpicc, ; Ginger, Soda. Soups of all kinds, Corn Starch, Paints, Varnishes, Oils and Putty, "Iway? ok /Tend. PIANOS. Wr will deliver I'innn* from one of the host manufactories in the United nt any point on nny Kailrcmd ?n the Slut; p", "yp f'er ci'iit advance on New York prices, permit the purchaser to i:-:e thein for any reasonable h-nuth of time, Knife thrin e:;amine't h? any Professor of Mnsie, am] then, if ti.ey <i<> not give perfi-et satisfaction, we will lake them I hack free all charge to the purchaser. SEWING MACHINES. We will deliver these nt. any p'jitii. ?'i nny Railroad in theStato, or r.t any j !<icr. in the District and warrant them to give satisfaction. BRANCH, A 1.1,F.N & IiDWAHI/S Abbev ille, April 22, 1B??0 Gin NOTICE ! 1400 Acres of Valuable Land for Sale, BY the Undersigned, and am determined to cell. 1 1 'J."i Acres, more or lens, in Lincoln and Wilkes, and -IKS Acres in Columbia County, mii the waters of LiiLIc River, upon which is a I large Merchant Flour Mill, witliG run of-atones, SAW MILL, JU.ACKS MIT 11 SHOP, WUKKLUKJHT and COO PEll'iS SHOP ; 4 Dwelling Houses, two Stores and a MnsoDic Lodge, nil excellent-U IN llOUSR and SOKE W, cnpacious Dams, Stuldes and Negro Quarters. Tlio Masonic House contain* G largo rooms, well finished, with a fire-place to oach room. There is also u Post Oflice at th is place, with a Jri-weekly mail thereto. Tim Store roprrs Jc*ii for a handsome rcmuueration. tine Orchards and good water on Lhc premise.", with u River and two Creeks rulining through the land. , @66 Acres we'll t:fribered, nud consisting of Oak, Jfiekory, Poplar, }'ino &.c. Timber ready sale at the mill?l'ine, $12; per thousand feet ; Onk, A?h u'nd Poplar, ?20f: Wulmit n'nd Hicfcor^, $10. ,.Ky a rough test of Dr. Cook, of the Griffin Mine, ho fotfnd the gold ore taken fr6m these Irfnds Worth 25 cts. per fcttafiel. There i? alstf n Copper vein on the place, distant from Lincoln 12, Washington,IS, Appling 14, Georgia Railroad 14 miles, and within one mil? of the celebrated Columbia Griffin Mine, now based by Senator Hammond and I)r. Co</k. The land is very productive of Cotton, Wheat and Corn. A bargain may t>e had in these lands. I will either sell altogether, or divide the tract by the river and sell either side, to suit Curchaser*, a> either side is well improved with uildiugs. JOHN L.WILKES, Liucolnton, Ga. J*. S.?Having to leave in a few days for the Virftirvto springs, in consequence of ill health, not to return before September, I hereby constitute Anffic'ny Harmon, Esq., of Linconlton, Ga., and V. M. Rarucs, of Knysville, Gn, my Agents to soil the land iu my absence. J. L. W. June 13, I8fi9. 9 3m Rags! Rags!! '"I'MIE Bath Paper Mills, located Oil the South I i>^:i t> i A -..:n a v/jiiuiiiiu jvtiii uunu near ,/iu^utsia, win pay tin; highest market price in Cash, (or all clean ' linou and Cotton lings delivered at ijny Railroad ire pot in Georgia and North and South Carolina. For shipping directions, <Xte. Address, geti. w. winter, Augusta, Georgia. , July 2?, 1800 li 3tn I). M'LAI YJ / ' :/ ? X cjw v. x x.1, VCV.T.A <yx 6 A BBEVILLE Mas constantly oil liund, iiiuZ Is 1 DRUGS AND Vo v.liicli lie respectfully invites tlic attention of I is selected with great care. .inJ ccnaijis in part, o' DRUGS, Ml ? : n : jh.u nmm: M Fine Toilet Snaps, Fiilc 1 P E R F u : TRUSSES AND SH SI BGIOVL AM) OEM Pure WINES and LlftUOB MEDICI1SIE PINE TOEACCOi sm FABCY AHJ3 TQX: X. 15.?Physicians' prescriptions carefully T<iir.| Mti'ijincs warranted g.iiuin ilny l'.?, 1 859, tf What has caused this great cbtnmotion ; The country, country, through? m mtmm mm abb m MM am A m LAS I hALL Wt SAID I Cheap Goods for Cash was all the rage, The greatest blessing of the age. THIS SPRING WE ADD r I'M! A l" wo lire armed ami o<]iii]>jwv] as the 1 1 demand retpliivs, with a linirh Larger. I liettor an.l ('heaper Stock of Goods than wo have ever otlVrod before. SO FAR FROM THE CASH SYSTEM i llavintr proved a failure, each stieei-ssive month j ' lias shown a steady increase. We shall nut ' therefore abandon the principle. l>u!. shall ad- i here to it. more elosely than ever. <>ld l'ojjici ; may erv, "l'eaee! peace!!" htit there slia j lie no peace until it is known a? far as the.Kast j is from the West, that Abbeville is tho best 1 market for the purchase of l>ry floods, ami 1 that MOt )UH ?t IJl'AH-T'rf is headquarters , for style, price and ipiality. j ( L'otiie then, ull ye sons and (laughters of: Adam, and YOUR GOODS FOR CASH! And b"-n'> lootjcr Ifil by those who hold out , lrinr tir.c .1" ! big profits. llerc it is ii ;r ?ly necessary f<>r us to say that one of our firm was <rne of the first in the j Noril;>'rri Market?, r.Uvl nearly the last to leave it, ami Mint T.-e have r in iy of the ltov<ies of the season, e-iiisi:,tiiijj in part. "i fvllvvs! I'areire Mauth-s, ?7.60. Mantillns at *V"* Mantilla Shawl:.. Illusion Caps. Kobe Almeila. ltolic Leonori! Kobe Maciciennc. Robe a Quillea. Robe a I.es. Rube A I. Imperatriee. Double Skirt Robes, Kobe Chevalier. Kobe A '2 Volants. Kobe A 2Jupes Volants. Roimels from 'J5et.s to $10. Ksmorahla Sleeves. I'ritmulonna Setts. I.evella Clot h. Ksmorahla I5arege. t>raniilieu. Cireiilar ami Quaker Fans. While and Col. l'i.jue. Tine Rack Combs, *7.00 Kareue llobes 1 louble and Single 1'lnin Uareges, I >Jets. Thunder and J.ightiiirnr lints. .^f ,...1 ri.n.1 dvlf Clothing <>f all gtvles nnd prices. [ We hand you this short list but if 3-011 wilij 1 bring with you the CASH, we can show you 1 taiiy g!>ods that will make your hearts leap ft.rjoy, and pavyou well for coining fifty aii"l even au hundred miles. Fearing that we shall occupy more space than the Iviitors of the" llanner" and " Press" hr.d t'.? k!'.dries* to riforve for us, we shall make but one more appeal. Jit is to those who live at n distance to | come to .town, and if von cannot buy all of yc'ur g*iods of u? for t'Ksli, you will find some of the l'ogies who are clever fellows and ever ready to ivelccine ytt1! inside the portals of their doors,- and extend to voi: thr.t which We refuse?Time! Time!! Time!!!?*'i:itil time shall be no longer on their books, then take from you n scrip of paper 011 which is written; "One day after date," ?fcc., with your r*airie at the bottom. Our advice -vouhl be, bring with you the "filthy lucre," and pay as you go; then. Calm will be th}' sleep as infant slumbers, Pure as the purest thoughts thy drmo'v*, And all thejoy this bright world numbers, Shed o'er thee her mingled beams. . MOOllK A QUAIFE. April fi, 1859?0?If TIIF. CFJ.FliUATlIll X" X" XV J_ W JCU . MIT(."1IKIjI/S Patent Metnlic Tip, designed especially for lloj's', Youths' und Children's hoots and siioks. An improvement li?3 been nfi'plierJ to f?oots n'nd Shoes, l>y which a savi.'itj of expense lo the consumer, of two thirds, is realized, by nctc'al oxperimcnt. The Tip consists of u piece of copper or other ri'nJistrneiihle material, neatly fnsfiefte'J to the tee of the boot or shoe, forming n complete protection. This invention is now ...l i.i ?,,? tuiii. iii.> r,.n..ci L-.. .... i edge of its practical utility, having been tested over two years, and ia destined enf irtly io supercede tliu old style, for Children's*, I5o)?' anil Yc?ute?* Boots and Shoes. The importance of this invention will be readily appreciated, n.? it is well known tfiat children invarinuly wear out their boots find bhoes first at the toe, and, with this protection, they will, upon an avern'ge, wear at least two to three liin.es tin Ionap the old style, while the expense.is .but a triile ir.oro. This invention is nlso especially applicable to'Miners', Boots, and all occupations subjecting the toe of ; the boot or shoe to be cut or worn. Merchants, and the public generally, will see the importauco or obtaining thesa goods immediately, as they aro des'jiiicf, for Mineral use, lo supersede all other kinds. The gcotfo may be obtained of nearly all the wholesale dealers in the principal cities, or of the subscriber?, . :/. nn 4.c*r* ii?iffnTKTf\r i. viiAor;, z iw v/i/., (Ownuro of U16 L'ntcnt.) Uoston. Aug. 10, 1859 Ifi Off for the West!! f|"MlE Subscriber linving dulermined to remove JL to the Wont, offer? ni private anlq a very valuable tract of LAND, lying two miles East of Donaldaville, containing nno /%. Two Uuudred Acres in WOOD LAND?tlic remainder is in cultivation. The entire tract ia the first quality of farming Laud.- It lias a good Dwelling Home, Gin l)ouu, with all other out-building*, all of them n?w. J. L TRATT. May 4,1859 i if IFC11 LIN, t O- jE3I_3 3. 0_, -j I low rvvciviiiK a fr<>Nli sii|>)?l> of MEDICINES, | lis fricinl.s ami l'ic jml'lio gctienilly. Hijstoo |,' f llio following ul'ticlcs: |j E D101N E S, |? ? .,m. -vtsue 9 f, ri hiir iuul Toolli Urnsln's. Si SI M E R Y , OUI.BEJR BRACKS; ? IL IXSTRllEXTi t ,S lor Medical Purpopep, CHESTS. [JFI* AKTX) CIGAnS, kET AURICLES, k.uii<]o<I% ami ftli oniera correctly wwwor,.,J. e, and of the best mi a lily. A w AI ABBEVILLE l! CARRIAGE FACTORY. j E. J. TAlt LOR, Proprietor. V A. largo Stock of Carriages and a Buggies on Hand. 11 I^HK S'Aubsi;ii'>tr la'iM j'Viw'irc !?l iiifonriir.g ? . those who are ill waul of Carriages or l.hiythat ho has, within the lust lew weeks, nsitedj^uic fifty of the most p'?pulnr Cnrrinrre I'aclnrflBni I ho New Falkland Stale.", r.inl hart '.ritli great, r are hivl jYEanufactured to Order some of the best of work, Expressly for this Market, itnd now oll.-rs the same for sale at prices that (. cannot hu heal in this country. This work, with a lari^e slock of my own inniillfactlire, is ^ warranted to be of llio heat material and workmanship. Having made all necessary arraniremels with the hesl M ami fact 11 res 1 am prepared to furnish ^ to order every style of Carriage, from the finest Coach dowil to a child's \Vlieelliarrow, at the shortest notice, and al Very low |>ric. ft for line work. IMease give inc a call, and examine ilic work. ? My slock consists. nt this time, us follows. j ItntKAU'A VS?dill-rot style-, fl l>Ol Itl.K SKAT lUJOCIKS?110 top, SINCI.K SKAT lU.'CGIKS?riillV-i-rt slylus, t Kxti-nsioii Top, Sliditiir Suit HU'iClKS, ,, Single Seat Tul* BUCUIKS, 'line.) j Wool si tilled ami common (.'(>I.I?AIvS, ( 11A UN I'.SS?lino for !$l<>, and upwards, t Willi's,si large stock, ; t from 2.r> els. . Fine FLY N KT'lV, for liorsM, i;i!(;cY UMKKKIJ.AK, best (futility. Ohiklreu'a Carriages uml Cigs, in fact almost eVcry urticlc kepi in a Carriage Factory. Sly stock of Triir.i iinjs arc fine ami large, and I om therefore prspa red to do all kinds of repairing at the ahortcst notice nn?l best ntyle, at prices thateniiuot be underworked by uny Shop in tlie up cu'intry. Secoftd-liand Work. I have on i.ainl a few good Uuggiea and Car 1 l'iarjes which 1 will sell cheap. i The public are invited t? give me a call, uml examine the work, if they don't wish to buy, as J 1 charge nothing for looking. > j mi. ii s-: I'rej-urrn 10 rnceivo orders lor any 1 style of 1- iirnitui o, ami deliver the same to this t )>lii?:pt at ns low prices us cuii be bought in any Southern market. Sowing M/voliirioSi T will furnish KIKGICU'S SEJKhNf!. A'A- ( ('itlMlr: ht New York pric:*, with only t!te ( freight ud?rO.. \ 12. J. TAYLOR. , Abbeville (/. "ii., May 17, 1859. *1?3ni , DR. S. HENRY BEARD, \ , J5EKTTIST, Graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. HAS permanently loouteil (it. Abbeville C. f li., find solicits n share of public putron- | age. Tcelh inserted Ijrom or.o to full upper mid ( lower Kefs. Kxpesed nerves destroyed and trouted, free fram pnin. Tlnviup purchased mi office ( /fight of Dr. lilandy, of Baltimore,. I nm prepared lo inner! teeth on the C'lieopliietic process. ^ ?35?" Office?Over Branch, AlleA* ^ Ed- i Wrds' Drug Store. 5 Atotoovillc, C. May, !iG, 185!). 4-if t Greenwood Property For Sale !! r HllfH Underslgrfed offers forsrilft, his h'oftse JL , aiid lot in t'.ie village ol Greenwood,' Abbeville District, South. Carolina, The lot ContaiiiB three and tlireo quarter acres, with nil necessary Jmr/roveihentc iircTudib'i? a well of e.xnnl lent TVutoi . . There ars i.ir.'e ic'oniB in (lie dwelling; with n | fire plufto i i crch room, with n pantry atached. The healthiness of the place?the con- | venienco to tho Greenville and . Columbia ; 1U?I Uoi'd, ami the ndvantajjes-of Male r.nd Fe- ( male. Academies render it a desiratdo location. ( Convenient to the let is a email trnct of Lurid, containing (ino Hifndred nnd Twenty-five ! acres> (about.ninety of which 4are* in woods,) ' which I am willing to dispose,of. Reing deter- , mined to sell, a bargain c?i|h<y obtained. JAMES M. CHILES. July 17, 1850 12 tf ' pTsSdlAJTION. " TIIF. Copartnership heretofore existing he- | I ween the undersigned is thin day >1 insolved by inutunl consout. Mr John While is , alone authorise'! to settle nil notes and accounts due tho Firm. Punctual payment is earnestly solicited. JOHN WHITE. It. J. WHITE. June 8th, 18.ri!>, 13-lSt 50 Negroos Wanted. rpiIE Undersigned will pay liberal prices fo, 1. Likely Negroes, both men' jitld wonie'n. betwoen fifteen and twenty-five years of ago Tersons having them fur sale will riUdt^eaa ALLEf? VANCE, j Greenwood, A^^ville, S. C. 1 July 28, 1859 14 tf Inlaw iws! = 1-UO.M Till:'. ABIiHIIlE CLOTIIIVG ilEI'OT, M5NKII OF T1IH WCar?lia,li IIouso. It, M. & S. A. WWTOl'K, NVITK uttMiti'Oi In t'n'ir ini:tvii<?" of .ooiU consisting, in pail. as lullowi': ino l.inc:i 1'uiiln, jl worth MO Ittok Alpaca I'oit'^. v! mi " J*.'JI) ll'lllrr's Sill ill 1 " t'i.noj N ussiinuiv I'oats, .*.?o 0 O.I j lack t'lnth t'jut?, iId ' IS (Mi i i: .on I'll ill.-\ _ l.i.id I ,.">(i ! no l!l:u!> Ai arr. I'a.itf, 'J.nO " ".OO ' lie* l>rap 1? Kt? l'nills, l.."(l " O.f.O : "2 no l'.la<-k,l.'?Ssitiii-io I'anls, 4.1)0 " 0 ixi jj ii(r Colon Jo ,!<> !.."?(. ' li.Mi ne f'-ilk "n'.s. ' 4.50 t tn- Straw liui.'. ;.u ' lull j inc e I hit ?, * "(i ,) ; ;! do do d?> .in ,'?.(iii | )( liii.s ,'iii I.(id I . ii.l t'nllars, l*?J ' y." : 11 lack SiP; C'ra . al <, "7* ' Tf> ! " fin"l'?d;?ri-il I'rnvuls, V."? " 1 ,y,j | n !ih-k Kid liluvt's, ,Vi " !.(Ki w inlui-llas, " ' >' i TRUNKS, |:, ALISES, fAIIPET BAliS, VIOLINSjV FLUTES: ? SOCK??, i:>I)Klt si 11 UTS, l>ltA*.VKUS. ? FINK 1IAZOHS, AMi STUOl'S, PoclLOt Itiiivoa, > A LAUGH LOT OF ? TllllllTO AM) SEIilliS. 11 the nhove article" we will "ell very !? ** in c are desirous of closing out our stock. Cull I nd examine fir: stocl* and we will sell y??u j ' ic lloodi it yon. w.ill. v? us unylhiiiLC for ; ' liein. N i\v i.i yo'.sr lii.ie y*m tueii who h:?v j r ecu wnitir.i* for. tie. Clothini; t:?. tfot cheaper i ' eforcyo'l lui'.igili, 11 ;i j let. the oi.l wiute,1 i .?at I ' urn you till y ?u ean hardly iret about, o>:u p and 1; vy yv'i a nice Cout, Vest and rants'! <r littl- o-er hclf I1".' 'isual price, and if \ on j 1 re not tthlis to li.iy r. ilat. \. _ .vill i?ive * >\i lie, rather than you shall do withoii' it. ! ' Now a \ve i'lteml to ilo what we say, we j *' rust you will all take tin: chance of ltiiy!;ig j GOODS CliEAPEB. THAN EVER. \ / nc of the Firm as well ns Mr .I'Iinsjn U%mfv ill always he ready to wait ou our customers, I nd we -hall spare :io pains in trying to suit 1 11 those who may call on us. u tlii* C';tr?' fully, and collie up ? t t-ntv.. 1 > ?ii i f.ngel the place. d B. 1YI. &, S. A. WINSTOCK'S 1 f t'lotliiiiLC lJopol, l'or. Marshall House. > yVlolacvillo. / .Inly 1st, 1 S.V.t,If Sale of lt?>ul I-Miilis c [T N 1 ?KR the ilircctioii of tlie Will of J. K. 1 > Foster, I>ecd, we will sell :it Abbeville J 'otirl llmisv, on llic ; first muni'a^ fx 1 l plantation, on w''i':h the 1 >eecnsed livid, uiitu'niui; about .300 A C1] i , in rvhic'.: are good improvement:!. Also, The Coolie Tract, containing I n o Ac i iios, ! i.lj-.iniiit' !'t? home plac-"-. -Solil on u credit of welve tih hU.i, iiit. i .yt 1V0 t laic, villi note iii?l appro. ctiril;.. ] All persons having demand* against, Pie Ks- ( ate will please hand lliem in lo the 1'xeeulors j is ('ley vri.-l' to Piiow the i'ld'.-btcdncs of the | Cstate. I'irsons kl.ovv.nt; themselves lo bu in- i li:lili'il to the Instate will make p.'.ymont with- , nit delay lis the debts of the Katiite inuat be i aid. JAM IvS MoOASI.AX, C. W. CO WAX, Kxeeutor.s. Aug fl, 1859, 11 tf A R E 6 U L A R~7~ STAGE LINE A.bbevillo to Washingtb% f?ra. I'M IF. I'.ideVi'tfed, Jfeiwre. T<>'()L UUTLKDtJK, having obtained the mail coilraet between the above points, would respect ully inlorm llu?|iublic that they have restocked lie line with Fine Horses and Entirely Now Coaches; inJ Willi c.vpcrien~f?1 drivers llitv "?/iil.iv>nLiin"'ts lit:line*, (earing Abbeville,!'. JI.,ou MONDAYS, rt'RI)Xl'?Sl)AVS and FRIDAYS, after the irrivnl of the '".ara ffotn*(iteenville, so tliat travelers from nil points above Hodge's Depot will >e able to pass directly through the same day to Washington, (in. Will leave Washington, (in , .n TUESDAYS,THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. This in much tho cheapest line for all those g<> tig went from the upper part of this State. For ul'oriiiatiou apply to the following Agents : Ioiin McHhykk, Ahltevillo C, H.,. T/tSoi'/.i.ua tooKR*, Calhoun's Mills, & Andkrbon, iJuiiiuirir, on., and J.\mes'j. V/auuv. Wnslungoii, Gu. v . .... I'OOL A RUTLEDGK. July '{'n, 1869 11 Ifui ,, Piano Fortes. . Ill AVE arrangements novv mudc with,p. number of. the. best AlAUUfuiturefe of PIAPios, ivliosi: improved imslriunz.'its g pally. ciccj in iwcetuess, fullness and quality of ton; all their former make, liy which 1 can furnish orders for ho best quality cf 1'ianos at from Twcnt-y^five m Fifty l>olhirs cheaper than they have bcr^i (old heretofore. , < . . > .j ' ? The following r.rc ecrnc :d t?io .v.akc pi riatip* that I can furniMf and would recoinme;id ; Ifallet, Davis A Co. ; C.'nebermg, Mrtua A C'lark ; stemway an'd Son ; Stjdhari ; Duh'liam ; Hawaii ft llavei;, t]i\:nfrtn end Lanchnr, ntld the DriggB l'nteat I)6rihfe Sot?rifl:ng lJoard 1'ianos. Also, B'-'adtrian and Grrty. . \ . . *. . \Vjf. RAMS At, i\2 Itfchafd>>on Wrcct, < ' Columbia, S. C. July 17,1860 % - tf CENTRAL HOUSE. Williarnstnri. S. C. rpPIIjrS lioii9C in how open for the reception A of vini^ora to the Mineral Springs. The Liuililiu^ is entirely new, finiched and furnished fn erccllent Ktylr, und located at u convenient iiatance. from the Spring. Visitors will findninple and' superior accommodation at thin House with good order. The table will he mpplied with the bent the mnrket affords, Hatha ok Hoaiid.?lVr day, 91-^A; pe\ wef>k-, ?7.00 ; per month, $95.01) j Chilurea and Srr.....i. i.,.tr r. R..R, HUDGI&S. JnncO. 1859. 7 . 3ni IBTcptjfcc??* rpjlR Not on and A-ccofiMlh df the Fipiti'of" .Torx. dun <b McL&uc'.ilin rtrcm. ir^r bands for collection. There ?ro' nlso Notes and Accounts of tlii? old . Business of D! A'. JuMarr. Tl.fono indebted to rtte firm, oir to myself# will cointi forAMrd'and-nMite iitiMii'tiifata piyirijfertl to thb mi' M^a. . 0.A.yoK&,vs, Muy 12." 1855: ? tl ^acon for this Market*. Undersigned liuvo now In Store, and JL will keep constantly on hand, a supply ch>icc Ilaciu Hides and Shoulders, whioh they will aell at uwtouiahingly low prices for CmIi and ash only. J. tc N. KNOXJune 21,1859 13 3 n GROVER & BAKER'S cki.i:hii.\ti:d FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. i:\V STY I. ES?I'll ICES FROM *50 TO $125". i xrit.\ ciiAiiUE or ?5 for iik.mmkhs. yr. 1MU?AI>\VAY NEW YORK. U? K INSTRKET, CHARLESTON. ka.wii,/vi li:n & eiiwatti'ft, AbbeuilU Tlif?c Machine* ?>cw Iroiii Iwo ppools, bb purliased I'.om the St' re, ivi|iiiriiig no re winding f thread : they ll?>i!i. Fell, Outlier, and Stitcli i u I'uperior Kiyle, finishing each Heain by their .vii ??!? liti-?it. witliout recount*! to the handoi-tll.', iii In r<M[itir<-il by tiili.T machines. They ill do better and rli":i|u-i rt cwing than it Rcmnsi'ms ran, tVvn il nIiw works for out vent mi hour nd lire, tmqiieMinutility, the I'isl .Mmftiitex, in lie market fur ft'iuliy Kewing, on account of heir Minjilieit durability, ease of iiianngempHt, id Hilii'ttaliifi t? all variclien of family hewing? \ccutiiit> cither heavy or Hue work with equal fait it y t ninl without s|ie(:ilil adjustment. As evidence of '.lie unquestioned superiority f their Machines, the tilioVKii & Haki:k Slwinu ,I a hi ::k <*.?\ii\\.\v hejr leave to i expect fully re r to t'"e following TESTIMONIALS. " II:.v.u? had one of (irover ?i ISakerV Mii'liiien in my family T-ir ut-itily u year and a half, take pUah.ire i;i rouitiieiidiiig it us every way liable lor the pnr|i?se fur which il isdecigned? '.imily Sewing."- - Mrs. ./us/iuu Leavitt, inft of iff. ///. rm'it(?r ttf i. " ! <>!if.-.v. iiiys. ll" d.-lighted with your Spw;i|j M:i>-hiuc, vhich iniK been in my family for iisiiiy in**iillis. Ii Ins. 'ilCuys been ready for 'my. ivijiiuiiijr no adjustment, and is easily I:i|>i<mI i-veiy var'ely '?f fiimily sewing, by imply <-!?i?:> ?iuti tile pjio'iIs of thread."?Mr.*. Hlisubtth 's/i <>'/hiiiJ. r,j, <./ Jiei>. I>r. Stiiikiiml, Jul;to, c/' . ( ') A iliocute. " Afli.'r trying Heveral (lif!'? ronl good machinec, |ii eterrod yours, oir-iKteoulil of its simplicity, Hid I In* pet feet, ease wifji which it. is managed, is well as thy strength :;.ild durability of the cum. After long exper.enbe, I fool competent o speak in this iiianne'.-, tiiill to confidently re-' mmtiictid it Cor every variety t?f lainily Hewing." '/rx. K. II. Siwo'i-r, :if 'fir Editor of JJrookyti Star. " I have ur??t". a C.'ro.er it Haker Sewing Mahine foi twa years, and have found it adapted, o all kinds of. family rtewjifg, front Cambric to jmnilcl'ith. (influents l.nve been worn out vithout lite K ."'g wiiy '? i?si?lc?. 1 ho Machine h easily l?e|>t,iu oriluf .and,.easily tiaed."?Mm. rl.. II. WJiijipiit -.rif.. >t (J to. Whipple, X::c Yor'\ " YourrScwing .-Iiti-bnic iiw l>cen in use in ny rumil/ llit* past two years, and the Indie* "eijiiest nit- ti> (?ive. yivi t.lirir-1entirni>tiiiils to ii? iorfe?:l ada|itediiesK, iia well :ia labor-saving qnallii-H in iIk* |foi'in:in?-t? of family and Tiuuitei??lti n>\viii|?."?liobcrt Uoorfuan, N. V, " For several ;ni>ii!lirt we linvc used Grover ?fc Haki'rs Si'wini; Machine, iiikI have come to the 2i>iwliisiiiti that every .Iftdy whu defires Iter up wng 6?imti/iif/i/ and ly'.iV.V/v done, would lie most foriuui'.ti'. in posHusaiiig ""?* these reliable and itideful iirable 'lion needle women,' w hose coinbin-ml ijtlalil ies of brunt//. strrnglh, and simplicity, are in valuable.1'?/. II". Morris, daughter of Gen. Clio. I'. Mun is, fulit.ir ?/' the Home Journal. Kxlruct of a letter fro'ii Tlion. R. Leavitt, n?i American gentleman, now resident in Sydney, X*>w Smith \Vnli*-?. JntitiHrv*. PA. IPAft' " 1 hud n lent made in Melbourne, in 1863, it* whieli there wore over thiee llniusniid yardA'of sewing done wilb out- of Grover &- Haker? Ma-: >;liinos, mid a fhiylesetun of tlint lino out Blood aU llie double senilis sewed by enilors with a needle mid twine." " If Homer eoulj Lo called up from'bis murV kt>^ fiados, he would hing the advent-of Grover <fa L<*kef. its a more benignant miracle of art-thanwas ever Vulcan's rinithy. He would d^nounoa mid-night shirl-mnkhig a* ' the direful spriug of woes Ullllunlbered.,',?Prof, North.. .... .. i' ' ' "I fatte pbiiBhrc in paying, flint the1 Grover .linker, Sewing Machines have more than suatniued my e<peelnli >n After trying uikI returning others. 1 have three of themiu opera'* lion o'n'rny different places, nnd, nftnr four year'a trinl, have no fmill lo find."?J. 11. Jlammutidj ScHitlt.Sunt it Carolina. " .My win; iiu3 .,iaii onn ot i.rover <s Maker* Family t>*v/iiijj Machines. for ' suihe tiirie, andI am satisfied 'it is one 'of the beat lalx+-?aying machines tlint husbt\?rt invented. I 'Ink?' uiucli plensiure in uo?:11 ijr it to Ihe pnblio." ?J. U. Ilarrir, iiojcrnor of Tennessee. "It iit a Itcau'-ifo! (liWijfi'nhd ]>utB everybody^ into an e*?iteiiKiit of gom! humor. Were I ? Catlioiic, I should iurint U|ioii Saints-Grover-Alinker having an eternal holiday..in- aon>i?eHK>ra? lion of their good deeds fur humanity."?Cassiu: M. CI hi/. "I (liiuii.it )?y f*rlhe best nfttenl1 in )rdae( Tii is' achintV ?iO'i lie adapted. fi'om ttii' cambric to the hedv/esi aacwimtrtf. '|t ktronper, faster, n(i<J ,:::oroi bintitifhfly thep one can imagine. if miiio coulJ'tiot lie/Vcjilaced, - ...i.l i.,..; :> If.. r st Tt iiiuury cum nuv ?.?m.o, f. a. ??iuu7t, NasituUlt, Tc>r\. ' m i it is speedy, v.tj n?nf, nml durable in ils v.?rk is !r?eiiy iwderatdod- and kept in repair. I earnestly recoinnicnd this machine to all rny acqiininluncm and ollicre.?Sirs. St. A. Forrest, Memphis, Tttin. ' Wc find litis Machine to work to onr satisfr.r.tiou, and with- pleaf.ur* recommend it to tha pnblic, ns wc beiieve the Grover & Baker to ba iho best Sewinp Machine in nse."?Deary Broth cr*, Allisotiia, Term, i . ' ... <.' " If used excldsirely for family purposes, with ordinary care, I will waper they will laat on* three uertre years and ten,' and never get out of fix."?J oh n Erskine, Nashville Term, " I havcf had your Machine tap Bevoral'tfe'dk*/', and am perfectly aatiaftedi Uiaf th'e jvork it doea the lieat ?n<^ woafl beatitifffl that e*ar r waa mude."? Maggie Auni'tttn; tfatHbillei Tenn " -' I uac my MncHjne upon caata, dressmaking and fine linen Btitelling.' aud lhe ia admirable?-far belter^ than Jbaf oest'Hand-sewing, op any otber ivf^chiiije 1; navfa ev'ec aeeiii l?cy & 'Pho'ripsoH, Aduh'jiUe, %'nin: " 1 find die work tlie strrtngeiit'nnd moat beau, ti Ail ! liavo ever seen, ,,rtl/irta either bv hand or machine, and regard, tho Orover Ac, Baker Machine, hp. one of tho. greatest Mewing* to our aft*?hf . Taylor, IfathvilU, Tenn. "I* have' olio df Graver A Baker's Sewujg Machine* in lije in.my family, and find itinvaloabYe. I cun confidently, commend it to al! pAr- ' iumik in want. a inaclivuo.T. Ihompio*,' Natf>viUct '/allv " P tnko plVatntfe- in certifyirig to,Vie wiilitf of GTo.ver A fink^r Seeing Mnphiiiea. 1 haio' uaed'ono on al'mont every deacription of worklol' montha. and find it much stronger *nd better, iii" eyerv respect llian work doae by h*ud"? JftfD. IP. Wheeler, Nashville, Ttnn. ? I would be ttnwillipg to dj*poM of my'drover' <t Bakor {Machine for a larjfe amount, could if not replace it'agaia at pleaaulfiV"?J/ri; It. (?, Seovel, Nathvilte?TtQi%;'