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tPO&tr&Y. " HAVB PATIKNCE" A yoMth and maid, one winter liiglit, Were sitting *" the comer, His name, we're told, wan Joshua While, And her's was Patience Warner. Not match the pretty mai?l?n said, Reside the young man silting; Her cheeks were flushed a rosy red, ller eyes beat on her knitting. Nor could he gue.is what thoughts of hiin Were to her bosom flocking. As her fa ir (lingers, swift and slim, Jt11A IT vniltwl n Itil miliwl llto fjvrtlr inn -sAVhile, oa for Joshua, bashful youth, His words grew few and fewer ; Though all the lime, to tell the truth, Ilia chair edged nearer to her. Meantime her ball of yarn gave out, She knit ho fast and steady ; And ho must give his aid, no doubt, To get another rvady. He held her skein, of course the thread Got tangled, snarled and twisted: "Have patience 1'* cried the artless maid, To him who her assisted. .1.. it.:, a? i .:-J -?? uvuu Wiinuuc nua CUI3 iur wn^UC iit'U CUUM, To shorten nil palaver ; 'Have Patience!" cried he, "denrest girl 1 Aud may I really have her?" The deed was done : no more that night Clicked needles in the corner ; And she is Mrs. Joshua White That once was Patience Waruer. BLACKBERRYING. 4 All! Sam, she's gone dead.' 4 Is she dead, Bones !' 'Yea, Sam. She sent for me three days after she died.' 4 Oh, no, Bones, you mean three days previous to her decease/ I CI . ?.- 1 ! ? j.ivs. ouu una no niece ; sue was an or plian.* Sir?' * That ia, threo days before she died.1 4 Oh, yes! Well, I went down to see lier; went up to de bedside wid do bed in my evea.' * You mean with the tears in your eyes.' Yes, wid de pillows in my eyes. Sez ?he, * Bones, I'm goin' to leave this world of care.' * What did jou reply V * I 8ed I didn't care much. Den she axed me if I would go to the pothfeary shop for soino medicine. I said yes; so I went down to Dr. Night Hell.'? I I Tl. AT!?1 . I. It -t - nut, j-m. i^igm j>en; mars the name of the bell on the door?the night bell.' 4 Well, I called him Dr. Night Doll, anyhow.* 41 presume be was a very good physician 1' 4 No, be wasn't fish in'; lie was at home.' 4 Oh, no; I mean he was a doctor of some note.' 4 Yes; he was counting out bis uotes when I went in.' * No, Bones ! You do not understand. 1 mean be was a doctor of some stand? ing.' 4 No 1 bo wasn't Klaiwlili' ln? on r three-legged 6tool.' * Pshaw ! I mean he was a doctor of some reputation.' ( Yes ; he was dar; he was a nice feller. He was de clerk.' 4 Who was the clerk !' 4 Hep-uUtion.' * Well, what did the doctor give you V 4 He gnbe me a piece oh paper.' 4 A prescription.' * No, it was paper.' 4 Of course, it was on paper, nevertheless h prescription. What did it say on the paper !' It was full oh chalk marks, made wid a pencil. He ?ed I must get two dozen fish hooks?no, seven?an' put in a quart ob molasses, an' Loil it down, den gib her de brotb ; so 1 went up to de bar'? 4 No ; you mean the counter/ * He didn't count dem; be weighed 'em out.' 1 Well, wan tbere any efficacy in the dose ! 'No; noffin in it but fish books! 41 mean was the medicine any way efficacious ?' 4 Now, look here Sam, be so kind as to *dress me in de English language.' 4 Well, then, Bones, I mean did the medicine do her any good V 4 It would have cured her, but the poor gal in absence of mind, instead oi taking de broth, took the fi*b-hooks, and dey killed lier.w * Then that roust have been her funeral I saw last Wednesday.* 4 No, it wasn't. De doctor says I can't bury her uutil noxt summer.* Why not, Bones !' 4 Kft&e dat'a de best time to go out blackberryin'.* Somo people liave about as adequate an idea of Heaven as the good woman whom the neighbor was consoling for the loss of ber son : 4 If bin grandmother is iu Ueaven,* sighed the poor woman,41 know she won't see Billy abused !' A tavern keeper out West Advertises a young lawyer, who left his house without paying his board bill, thus : j 4 Absquatulandum dannuni itSniartwoutandibus in transijt non est inventus additum, scape gcatura non coraatibus in awampo.' A man wei.t to a iudcra to 1m mmliM #?o 1" for an office. 3?id he, 'hold up your hand, I'll swear you; hut all creation couldn't qualify vou.' - ./? "T?V? Bow to destiny,? One of these days lie may be polite and return your bow. . 4*.' Why is the letter Q like a calf on the railroad ? liccuusc it is in danger. DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN. MANUFACTURED 11Y CLEMONS, BROWN & CO., < COLUMBUS, OA. THE Subscriber in agent for the 8a!o of CLEMONS, BIIOWN &. CO'S superior , COTTON GINS. , Tlie attention of Farmers and Planters is re" f spectfuHy diiected lo the superior workmanship t of these Gins, combining speed, light draught % and durability in the highest degree. We call c attention to the following certificates: v CoLUllBUR. Ciro.. i)rt SO 1R*S w ? w-- - WW. t Messrs. Ci.f.mons, Brown <fc Co.?Gentlemen : a ?The Double Cylinder Gin, which I purchased or you in the beginning of the present cotton season, lias performed admirably ever since it was put in motion. I have ginned more than I ?ne hundred bales of cotton, and have ns yet often no objection to it's performance. Jt cleans tlie seed well, motes well and turns out acaod sample of cotton. My Gin line ninety ?awr, as you are aware, and I have ginned eight and a _ half, (Hi) bales of cotton weighing 500 lbs. during the day. The cotton was damp wlien this wat> dune, and since then, I have ginned by piece-meal. I think I can gin ten bales per day, when the cotton is in good condition. Thus far, . I am satisfied with the Gin in every particular. | Kenpectfully, J. C. COOK. Messrs. W. G. Ci.kmons, Brown A Co. Dear Sir*: The Double Cylinder (iO saw Gin, I purchased of you IhsI fall performs admirably. It pleases me better than any Gin, I have ever seen, and I deem it a grcut improvement on " the Single Cylinder G in. 1 believe my Gin (CO raws.) pulls my team no | nnraer man me oia style OW saw Villi. IT. nicks ( faster and makes a superior sample. I would j prefer paying double price lor it, tc working the 8 Single Cylinder. t Columbus, Ga., 9tli Mnrcli, 186V. ] M. C. WARDLAYV. | The limits of an advertisement will not admit of a detailed description of this invention. For ^ further particulars apply to the subscriber at Abbeville C. II. lie is prepared to furnish planters with either the Single or Double Cylinder Cotton Gin, and respectfully solicits orders for the I same. SAM'L G. COTHRAN, Ag't. r Sept. 28, 1859 23 3m. R. A. PRINGLE & CO., ' Dealers in BOOTS, SHOES & BROGANS, I K. I'll ry.l /") JI - tt.-IJ- -r it. aiv> a ? i y iruy? I/IC /lUKUlTCy ty IIP Kctc Custom House. CHarlestOn, S. 0.f f MlllR Subscribers offer for Sale a large and -H. 'well assorted Stock of Goods, udspted to the Country trade, and would call attention to P their Double Sole Nailed Plantation Itrogans, 1 Double Sole Pegged Plantation Drogans, and two Sole Pegged Planiion lJrogans without a welt. For sale by the Case. Ordera solicited. R. A. PRINGLE fc CO. Sept. in, 1859 22 *5t NOTICE To the Citizens of Abbeville. 1TAKE this opportunity of returning my sincere thanks to the citizens of Abbeville I and Edgefield, for their litieral patroiiHge, and since a return of my health, I would most re- j spectfullv solicit a continuance of the same. I will at all times be found in my rooms at a Greenwood De|K>t. Those desiring iny services 0 will a Iways find me ready to give tliein complete 0 satisfaction. My motto being?no satisfaction, " uo pav. ' J. D. McKELLAR, Dentist 1 Greenwood, S. 0. J Sept. 18, 1869 22 tf 1 Rir Press Copy. | FOULLAIN, JENNINGS & CO., ; GROCERS & COTTON FACTORS, , Augusta, O-a., C10NTINUE the Sale of COTTON and other * / Produce in th^ir NEW PIIIP. Ptinnp WAREHOUSE, Corner of Jackson and Reynolds Street*. Cauli advances made when de- \ nired. AXTOINE POULLAIN. THOMAS J. JENNINGS. ISAIAH PURSE. Sept. 1, 2859 20 6m The Laurensville Female College, WILL resume it* Exercises on MONDAY, 1 26th SEPTEMBER next, under its ] present able and distinguished Faculty. Th? Tuition is reduced, and the best board cud be obtained on moderate terms. For further information apply to REV. E. T. liUlST, D. D. President, Laureusville. S. v.. August 22, 1859 18 i0t Notice. APPLICATION will be made at the next sitting of the Legislature for a re-charler of the Bridge over Saluda, known as Smith and Graham's Bridge. J. M. GRAHAM. Sppt 1st, 1859 21 3m BRANCH ALLEN & EDWARDS HAVE just received fresh additions to their Stock, of various kinds. A choice lot just received. KEROSINE, A fresh, pure And transparent article just received, which we will sell at $1.70 a gallon. ! PICTURE FRAMES, : A fine lot of these on hand which we will sell 1 at Charleston prices. < Siarch, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Sodi , Soaps of all kinds, Corn Starch, ( Paints, Varnishes, Oils and Putty, always on Hand. PIANOS. We will deliver Piano* from one of the best manufactures in the United Slates, 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 j length of time, have them examined bv any , Professor of Music, and then, if they Jo not , give perfect satisfaction, we will take them back free all charge to the purchaser. SEWING MAP.HINFS. We will deliver these at any point on any 1 Railroad in the State, or at any place in the District and warrant litem to give satisfaction. < BRANCH, ALLEN 4 EDWARDS i Abbeville, April 22, 1869-6m In the Matter of the Real Estate J of Robert Smith, dee. State of Sonth Carolina, ABBE VILLR DISTRICT, In Ordinary- i Franklin Bowie aud wife, App't 1 I W, - > ? - / Defendants. I W. S. Smith, at. al. ) i IT appearing, to my aalUTaetiou that Japes Smith, and Isaac Smith, two of, tlu> Defts ' in'this case, residebevond the limiUof' this StAte. ) It is thjejrefore ordered thst they do- appear ml ol>j?4*t to tli? tale cf-4b# RntF&late of kob- I crt Smith, dec'd, on or before lbs 19Ui Noiem. , IVM. IHI.L, O. A. p. Angiwt v>, 1659 T* tfn j y ^ w /i . Notice. A PPLICATION will be made ?t the next ms- J i\. sfbn of the lie^ialwtnre fur a charter of the ( Abbeville District Agricultural Society. . August Ti, MERCHANTS IIOTl, " /Orncr of King and Society Streets, s. ?. rHE undersigned having taken the above well knowu and favorite Hotel, would beg eaYe respectfully'to inform Iho former patrons if the House, as well as the Trnv?din?r nnlilin. hat lie Has thoroughly repaired and re-furnished t, and made many changes which will add to ite omfort aa a home, and as a public resort. He could also take occasion to assure them that no ffort will be spared on the part of himself, or issistauis, to render their sojourn at the "OLD MERCHANTS" feasant aud satisfactory. BOARD, PER DAY, $1.60. J. B. NIXON, Proprietor. Sept. 1, 1859 20 Sin r?. 13. GUj a. S El , (Successor to R. L. Bryan.) 100KSELLER AND STATIONER. 175 Richardson Street, Three Doors above the Market, COLUMBIA, S. C. HAS for sale a large assortment of Law Medical, Theological, Stliool and Mircetnncous Books, Fancy <Joo<Ik, C'hesip i'uhlicaions and Blank Rooks of every description. Stainimrv. Vnroim* oiJ DnmocC^ - j, ? ? ?? ,nj uid quality. Oil Paintings, Engravings, Litho;raphs &.C., Arii^ts Material*, Globes, Writing >?*ks, Musical Instruments, etc., Ac., Itlank looks, manufactured to any pattern, and lilnnk >Vork of every description prepared to order. Wholesale Purchasers supplied and all orders iromptly attended to at the Lowest Canh prices. August 11, ltJ59 1C 6ui HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE! rllE undersigned offers for Sale the HOUSE and LOT in which he is now liviug, in the 'illsge of Lowndesville. The Lot contains four ind 3-10 Acres, aud is Well Watered, iy a Spring branch running through it. The louse is a New Two Story Frame Building, Containing Six Rooms. Besides the dwelling, there are on the Lot a ;ood Stable and Crib, Kitchen, Smoke House, )airy, and a Well of excellent water, &c. Terms accommodating. Address? J. F. C. DuritE, Lowndeaville, S. C. Sept. 1st, J 859. 10 tf COME, LOOK AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. I" NOW OFFEIt for Sale my very valuable L Tract of Land, in Anderson District, S. C., ituated on the waters of Tugaloo River and Jig lleaverdttm Creek, and containing 1,000 cre?, more or less. There are, in u fine s'.ate f cultivation, 300 ncres, more or less. 75 or 100 f which is moat excellent Bottom. There is io lack for good water and good Timber. On lie premises is a very comfortable Dwelling; iceidefl there ore good out building and very onveniently arranged. Some 460 acres of i|,jH rart is under a good fence and uncultivated, vl ich serves as a most cxcelleut woods-pasti r* lere jour cattle and sheep may ramble ind H live high," unmolested by other people's itock. This place is convenient of access to several :hurches and academies, stores, mills, Ac. I will give a great bargain to the purelinser. My ion, Robert Holland, jr., is ou the premises, and A-ill take great pleasure in showing any one ouud who may wish to see it. Come and l<?ok at it and buy it, for a better bargain than I will give has not been offered iny where in the countrv. ROBERT HOLLAND, Sn. September V, 1859 21 Gt. The State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. Office Court of Common Pleat and Gen'I Sessions. ( N. K. Butler, Survivor ) vs. J- Attachment. 1 Wm. B. Lloyd, ) McGowan, Pl'tff's Atty. j WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the ninetenth day of November, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, file his declaration against the Defendant, who, (it is said) is absent from and without the corporate limits of this State f and has neither wife nor attorney knowu within r v..c oaiur, upon wnom a copy of said declaration / might be served: It is therefore ordered, that V the ?mid Defendant do appear and plead to the E said declaration, on or before the twentieth day of November, eighteen huudred and fifty-nine, { utherwiae final and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded against him. i MATTHEW MoDONALD, c. c. p. T Clerk's Office, Nov. 20, 1868. 82?12m ^ State of South Carolina. ( ABBEVILLE Dl&TlilCT. \ Office Court of Common Pleas and Gen'I SestionK k N. K. Duller ) ' vs. V Attachment. fc Wm. B. Lloyd, J McGowau, Plt'ff's Attorney, r WIIEUEAS the Plaintiff did, on the nine- ^ teenth day of November, eighteen hupIred and fifty-eight, file his declaration agaiusi ? f-he Defendant, who, (it is said,) is absent from f >nd without the limits of this State, and has nei- r .her wife nor attorney known within the same, " jpon whom a copy of said declaration might be K lerved: It is therefore ordered, that the said De- r Tendant do appear and plead to the said declar- ^ ition, on or before the tweutieth day of Novem- , ier, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, otherwise p Final and absolute judgment will then bo criven iua awarded against lum. I Matthew Mcdonald, c. c. r. i Clerk's Office, Nov. 20, 1858. 32?12m d Drs. GREGG & ROBERTS, a Dental Surgeon*, ? OolVLmtolA, 0. O. e DIt. ROBERTS will return to Abbeville about t< the 18lh August. Those with whom he has made engagement*, and others who may t| need his services, will please call early after his return. August 4, 1859. 15 tf . . > A CHEAP PLACE. p THF> subscriber will Sell, to suit purchase!*, his denrale, well improved Tract of Land,, near Winter Seat, on Hardlabor Creek, contain- ~ ng OESO Acres, ffiva Hindr*/! v.n.. lUAnn ? ? ??VUL> liAHi), Well timbered ; Tree Hundred in fine state of aaltiration, Seventy-five ol which is Creek and Branch Bottom, and One Hundred and Twenty < Five j Froslb. Upland, that will produce from six to eight Hundreds l' Pounds Seed COTTON and from fifteen to P twenty Bushel* CORN per aere, without manure ; I Thoae desirous to buy Land in Edgefield oV Abbeville will.do well to look at mine, as 1 am determined to sell, and will give a great bargain* The buildings are all good, and in-thorough ref> ir. Come quick or you will lose a bargain. JOHN vr. BfcKELLAK. 'Sept. 14, 1859 ' 21 tf ?. ..?-?i .. :?.? . Notice * l-B h??oby given that application will-made be to L the r.ext Legislature td amend the charter of fkbbevill* Village, and extend the time for which he Town Council wis empowered to tax the sitixens of Abbeville under the ameuded Charier pawed nl the session of JFftfl. Sept 1, 1859 20 3m H03T?M'l?i?tS STOMACH BITTERS, Tor the eur? of /n-ligrjitlon. Xctutea, Flatulency,'bmi of A/?/?///?% or any Jl ill out Cotiiiihiiiilt. <iriiiit'if/ from 11 morbid inticlltm of the HOmuu-h. or timer,I*, iirotluelny Cramj>?, bytenUry. Otlic, t'/w?/?*r.i Afitrl/u$, ?(* In view of tlic fuel tli.il ev.-ry tneinl?cr of tlie human family is more or less subjected to omc of tlic nltove complaints, besides innumerable other conditions in life, which, by the assistance of n little knowledge or exercise of common sense, they may be able so to regulate tlieir bubits of diet, and with the assistance of a good tonic, secure jwrmancnt health. In order to accomplish this desired object, the true coursc to pursue is, certainly, tliat which will produce a natural state of things at the least hazard of vital strength and life; for this end Dr. ilostcttcr has introduced to this country a preparation called HOSTKTTKU'S STOMACH BITTEUS, which at. this day is not a new medicine, but one that bits been tried for years, giving satisfaction to all who havo used it. The lJiUerx operate powerfully tipon the stoniaeh, bowels and liver, restoring tliutn U> a healthy ami vigorous nctivn, and thus by the simple process of strengthening nature, vunlile the Kystoni to triumph over disease. Dmrrluua, dysentery or flux, ho generally contracted by new settlers, and caused principally liy the change of water and diet, will lie speedily regulated l>y a brief use of this preparation. Dyspepsia, a disease which is probably more prevalent when taken in all its various forms, than any other ; the cause of which may always be attributed to duraugementa of the digestive organs, ran lie cured without fail by using HOSTKTTKlt'S STOMACH HITtKUS as |ier directions on the 1k?ii1c. For this disease every physician will recommend Bitters of some kind, then why not ustS an article known to lie infallible t Kvery country have their Hitters as a preventive of disease, ntid sirenglhening of tin- system in general, and among tliem nil there is not to In? found n more healthy p?-ople than the Germans, from whom tins preparation emanated, ha?cd upon scientific experiments which has attended to advance the destiny of this great preparation in the medical scale of science. FEVER AND AGUE. This trying nntl provoking disease, wliich fixes it* retailirr:u?i* on !?.. I^lv ?.f n.nn miWhm ?! ? a mere shallow In a short space of time, and rendering him physically and mentally useless, can Ic defeated and driven from the Ixxly by the use of IIOSTKTTKR'8 RKNOWNKD II1TTKKS. Further, any of the shore tattil diseases can not lie contracted when exposed to any ordinary conditions pmducing them, If the nittera are used as per directions. And as It neither create* nausea nor offends the palate, and rendering unnecessary any change of diet or Interruption to Usual ptlf uits, hut promotes sound sleep and hoalthy digestion, the complaint Is thus removed as speedily as is ct,n (stent with liie production ?f a thorough and perm* nent cure. For Persons in advanced years Who are suffering from an enfeeW.ed constitution and Infirm liody, these bitters arc invaluable as a restorative of strength and vi^or, and needs only to be tried to he appreciated. And to a mother while nursing. these Hitters are indispensable, especially where the mother's nourishment is inn<le<|Uate to the demands of the child, cinsctiucntly her strength must yield, ami here it Is where n gomt tonic, such as Hosteller's Stomach IlitU:ra Is needed to Impart temporary strength and tIkot to the system. I.adies should liy all means try this remoly for all cases of debility, au<l before so do'ii?, ask your physician, who, if lie is acquainted with the virtues of the llittera, will recommend their use In all cases of weakness. CAI'TIOX.?AVc. .aution tlio public agninst using nny of llie many imitations or counterfeits, but a*k ft>r Hostkttku's (Jklkdratkd Stomach Bittkrs, and see tlmt each bottle bus the words " l)r. J. IhMtvtter'B Stomach llittvrs" blown on the side of the l>ottle, and stamped 011 the inelallic cup covering the cork, and observe that our uutograph signature is on the label. Prepared and Fold by IIOSTETTE& k SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by all Druggists, grocers, and dealers generally thronghoit the United States, Canada, South America and Germany. c r. n u ?. ?>-? ? w w w < i > bk > b n u , NEW OKLEANS, LA., AVIiolvka.lv Agents* SOLD BY Donald McLai'giii.i.v, Abbeville C. II. B. XI. I'knn, Edgefield C. II. Muy 4, I85'J 2 ly TI1E LIVER [NViaORATOR! PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD, Compounded Entirely from GUMS, [S ONE OF TI1E BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER MEDICINES now before tbe pnbic. Thcae GUMS remove all morbid or bad matter from the system, supplying iu their place a healthy flow of bile, invigorating the d tumacli, causing food to digest well, Purify>4 ing the Blood, giving tone and health to the > whole machinery, removing the cause of the / disease?effecting a radical cure. 4 Billious attacks are cured, and, what is bet^ ter, prevented by the occasional use of the n Liivcr nivigoraior. ' One dose after eating ia sufficient to relieve (J the stomauh and prevent the food from rising " and souring. * Oi?ly one dose token before retiring, pre' vents nightmare. J Only one dose token at night, loosens the bowels gently, and cures coativenesB. { Ono dose taken after each ineal will cure Dyspepsia. ) Oue doso of two teaspoonfuls will always relieve Sick Headache. \ Only one doae iinmidiately relieves Colic, while all who use it are giving their unani 1 mous testimony iu its favor. One dogo often repeated is a sure cure for ' Cholera Morbug, and a preventive of Cholera. 4 Only one boUle is needed to throw out of the ] system the effects of medicine after a long * sickness. j One bottle taken for Jaundice, removes all eallowness or unnatural color from the skin. { Oue dose taken a short time before eating . gives vigor to the appetit? and makes the food ] digest well. One dose, often repeated, cures Chronic )iarrhoea in its worst form, while Hummer and tnwnl Pnmnlninla vlnt/l olmAol !?? , J W " ?" obe. A Tew bottles will cure Dropsy by exciting the bsorbents. Wo take pleasure in recommending this m?diine as a preventive for Fever and Agu?, Chill '"ever, and all Fevers of a Bilious type. It oprates with certainly, and thousands are willing o testify to ita wonderful virtoes, Mix water in the mouth with the Iovigoradp, and swallow both together. rBICK one dollar per b9ttlk. Dr. Sanvord, Proprietor, Mo. 346, Broadway, lew York. Retailed by all Druggist*. Sold, also, by Donald McLaughlin, andBuANuu, Allrn h Idwabdb, Abbeville C. 11., 8. C. April 28, 1850 1 ]y ESTES A CLARK, AUBiiBxay dra*9 Wholesale nod Retail Dealers in ^hoobrisis. yillANKFUL for the liberal patornage they JL have received herstofore, offer for sale at be lowest mnrket'jiricea for cash or on time to rompt paying easterners? 125 BaleB Extra Heavy Gunny Bagging, 300 Rolls Heavy Patched Begging, 100 Pieces Dundee Bagging, 3SO Whole and Half Coils Rope, 76 Hilda New Crop Molasses, 00 Bbls N. O. and Sugar House Syrup, 125 " Crashed A. B. tc C. Sugars, 250 Whola and Half Boxes Candles, 100 Boxes Tobacco?various Brands. 50,000 CigacSt ' * X> 1000 Sack's Salt, in Twilled Siwska,, f 150 Whole, Half and qr. Blla Mackerel, 50,000 JL?ba- Tennessee llacon, Hog Roaod, ? 200 Bbls. Fresh Thomaoton Lime. o 250 4< l>iaqora and Wines, d 5,00ft Lbs. IleinloeU Sole leather, ? * > \Xb U>tlea lltvavy Osuaburgs, d ifOll Keg* Kails Aborted Siz?a. rfurcli 81, 1851), 37 ly 10,000 Negroes | 10,000 Negroes 10,000 Negroes ^ Saved Yearly. Saved Yearly. J Saved Yearly. I fito Planters Take Notice, Z Planters Take Notice, 52 Planters Take Notice, JJ Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial \l Is The Only Sure J? Is The Only Sure pc Is The Only Sure ? And Positive Remedy 5! And Positive Remedy S And Positive Remedy itetore The People Before The People Before The People In Dysentery, In Dysentery, " In Dysentery, 2 Diarrhoea, " Diarrhoea, ? Diarrhoea, p And Flux, l And Flux, ; And Flux* THAT GREAT REMEDY, C THAT GREAT REMEDY, THAT GREAT REMEDY THAT GREAT REMEDY. THAT GREAT REMEDY. > THAT GREAT REMEDY. II THAT GREAT Kfi3tEDYk t SANCHCT SFTOfTp ? SAVrm7/ uiTrnrip c 8ANCHI3' SPECIFIC, ' 8ANCHET SPECIFIC, V 8AXCKW SPECIFIC.. I SANflOT SPECIFIC, * HAXrUtT SPECIFIC ' THE ONLY POSITIVE CURB % THE'. ONLY POSITIVE CURE t THE ONLY POSITIVE CUKE THE ONLY POSITIVE CURB 1 THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE before tfie people,. t BO'ORE THE PEOPLE, * BffORF. TlfE PEOPLE, ti BEFORE HIE PEOPLE. BEFORE THE PEOPLE^ " BEFOItE TIIE PDU'LE 1 rm o???nn am, oukT tue ! FOR GONORRHOEA AND GLEET. * POR GONORRHOEA AND GLEET, FOR GONORRHOEA AND GLLET, n FOR GONORRHOEA AND CUH, 1 POR GONORRHOEA AND GLEET. fur gonorrhoea and gleet t Raves a big doctor's bili_ ? SAVES A DIG DOCTOR'S BILL, HAVES A IHG IKK TOR'S RII.I., SAVES A DIG DOCTOR'S U1IJ., SAVES A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL, SAVES A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL, .o ? - SAVES A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL 18 EASILY TAKEN, ' IS EASILY TAKE:N, IS EASILY TAKEIN, IS EASILY TAKEN, LS EASILY TAKEN, K ricir v 13 EASILY TAKEN', HAS NO BAD TASTE, HAS NO HAD TASTE HAS NO BAD TASTE, HAS NO HAD TASTE. HAS NO BAD TASTE, HAS NO BAII TASTE, . ... HAS NO BAD TASTE, WILT. EFFECT A CURE WILL EFFECT A CURE G WII.I, EFFECT A CURE WILL EFKVX7T A CURB WIIJ. EITECT A CURE 1 WILL EFFECT A CURE WILL EFFECT A CURE J WITH LERR TROUBLE, " WITH IJH3 TROUBIJ?. 1, WITH IJS8 TROUBI.E, _ WITH IJSS TROUBLE. WITH I?B TROUBLE, ? WITH LESS TROUBLE, [i WITH ? TROUBLE, THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY. THAN ANT KNOWN REMEDY. THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY. 1 THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY. THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY. _ Erory Druggist and Country Merchant should keop a irap- 1 ply oft Iiis valuable Remedy, not only from the proRta I that accruofrom Ita vales, but as an act of philanthropy towards BunerinR domanlty. II will be raadeto tbe c*poclal and pecuniary interest of all Or oggtals to porcbaao by ft W. W. BLISS h CO., Faorwrrow, 863 Broadway , N?w York. V nilu' Dyapeptlc Remedy BIIm' Dyspeptic llemedy Bllsa* Dyapeptlc Remedy w lillu' Dyspeptic Remedy p, UHm* DyapcpUe Remedy J. Has the Largut Sale lr Una the Largut Sale T Has (he I<irge>t Sale Has the Laigeit Sale Has the Largest Sale Of any Medicine In the World. of Of any Medicine In tile World. r Of any Mcdlrlne In the World. Of any Medicine in the World. P1 Of any Medicine In the World* aa 100,000 Package* 100,000 Packages 100,000 Packages BU IOO.OOO Packages bti 100,000 Packages ex Sold In Georgia and tkmthCarollna Sold In Georgia and SoutliCarollna Sold In Georgia and SauthCarollna Sold In Ueorgia and MouthC'arollna an Sold In Georgia and SouthCarolna i... Ii: Fourteen Months. In Fourteen Months. " In Fourteen Months. In Fourteen Months. u In Fourteen Months. It Is Warranted to Care II li warranted to (jure It la Warranted to Care W It I) Warranted to Cure It la Warranted to Car* z. f Directions are Followed, ?r It Directions are Followed, wi It Directions are Followed, I Directions are Followed, It Directions are Followed, Any Case of Dyspepsia an Any Case of Dyipcpds Any Case of Dyspepsia f|, Any Case ot Dyspepsia Any Case of Dyspepsia Liver Disease, Um Disease, ? Uver Disease, III ver Disease, Unrtom, |J Jaandlee. Ra General Debility, Ue General Debility, Genera] DeMllty, General DeMllty, General DeMllty, ?a., It Is Especially Adapted to It Is Kspecially Adapted to It Is Kspeelally Adapted U Po It Is Kspeelally Adapted to ? 11 d****** ( <>X Female Cm*plaints) v Female Complaints | X>< Female Complaint, | Female Complaints i i.J Female Complaints I It ProdatM Retandltv at Pan> It Prodneej Rotnndlty of Form ft Prodwtoa RaCdndlty or Vcrai t Prodwet Rotundity of IBim . It ProdBMi Rotnnaltr o< <an? * In gcMMle* of a Thin ami gpatig Habit In VVmiIm of a Thin knri flpore (fabtt * In VenuUcf of a Thin and Sparc IlaMC I In Ftmak iof a Thin and Spare Habit In Venule* of a Thin and Spare Habit roa Bend a Pottage Sump to (be Proprietor* for their 1 Camptilrl on " Oiseamsfi of Stomach and Bowel*." W, W. BLISS At VO. , Projdcu*!, 303 Brobdway, Hew Yart. For Sale in Abbeville by 1 DONALD McLAUCIILIN. be^ Aagurt 1?, I860. 17 1y ' -" 'r3ifdtio?. ^ pHfi N(t?b wod AoooanU of tH^.Kiri(r of Jot- in jl dan 4t MoLa'achBB-r ye in *bt -hands.: for I oUeetiort. Vitaf* arjftgffipjtj* and AeeoanU f the old Rll8tM0fl (HroMwrnn. Thoae ebted to the Arm. o? coma frr- *T) rard add make immediatePsym$oi to the un- -O craigued. - " -jf-* *?.? old D. A. JOHDAN. ? May 19, 1869. ? & I iT IS NOT TOO MI CH TO SAY SINCE ALL, I L D A N D YOUNG,::; \FFIliM ITS TRUTH, ? i: That Profeisor Wood's Hair ReatoratlV? r() ? WILL preserve infallibly tlic i/rrtrfh nn?l of or of tlie hair, if used twr> or three times n ck, to any imaginable a?o. Perfectly, rerc the grajT, covcr the onld with nature's n ornament, the liair ; make it more soft j beautiful than any oil, and preserve the , ilp free from all rhsensos to the greatest age. J" itesmen, Judges, Attorney's, l>ocl?rs, Clergy- _ id. Professional men and Gentlemen and La- r M of all classes, all over the world, bear teanony that we do not say too much in its fa- .1 r. Read the following, and judge: K Hickory OttoVK, SU Charles Co., Mo., ) . Nov. 10, 1867. } ' Pdav O Jf Wrviti?Tw?n?* 4 -?? ?1 . nva. ?. .. vv.. .'VM. V;M . UVIIIV UVIIC IttSl ^J|> mnier we were induced to use some of your lir Restorative, and its effects were to wonrful, wc feel it <o\Jr duty to you and the af- i jtcd, to report it- p] Our little son's head for some time had heen jit rfectly covercd with sores, nnd some called it ? lid head* The liair almost entirely came olF consequence, when a friend, Bcciujr his suf- Hp rint?s, advised us to to use your Restorative, <jt did so with little hope of succcss, but to ir surprise, and thnt of all our friends, a very w applications removed tlie disonse entirely, d a new and luxuriant crop of liair soon J* irted out, and we can n?w sny that our boy ^ ls as healthy a scalp, and as luxuriant a crop hair as any other child. "We can, therefore, _ id do hereby, recommend your Restorative n ? peneci remedy lor all diseases ot the scalp 11 id hair. We are vours respectfully, ] GEO". W. llHJOINliOTII AM, SARA1I A. IIlUGIKliOTilAM. Prok. Woou?Dear Sir: My hair had, for iveral years, been becoming prematurely gray w :companied by a harshness which rendered X 10 constant application of oil necessary in II ressing it. When 1 eoiuineneed using your 11 air Restorative nlxnit two months ago it was fli i that condition ; and having continued its fr se till within the last three weeks, ithns turn- ti J to its natural color, and assumed n softness nd lustre greatly to he preferred t?> those proueed by the application of oils or nnj other reparation I have ever used. I regard it as v n indispensable article for every lady's toilet, c< rhether to be used 83 a Hair Restorative or for lie simple ~"-*uibc of dressing or ben vilifying lie hair, a ?t. have permission to refer to ine 11 who entertain nny doubt of it* jxtrfioctaiug U that is claimed for it. MRS. C. SYMONDfv rineinnati, 0., Feb. lf\ 8611. 114 Third sfi. Wellington^ Mo-.rI)ec. 6, 1857. ^ 1*rot. Wooi>?Dear Sir: By the advice of a ' rieud of mine, who had been using your Hair ^ testorntive, I was indoeed to try it. I had I' he fever, some time last May, and nearly ev- 1 ry hair in my head came oat. N?w my hair >as eoma in a great deal thicker than ever it ras. Nothing but a duty and sympathy tiliat < feel to communicate to others who are aflliced as 1 have been, would induce me bo-give I' his public aeknow lodgement of the bene tit I , i??e recciveci irom j'roi. tvoou a linu IfcasCora- '" it*. Yours respectfully, : T A. H. JAC(<MB8- .f< TKe Restorative ii pot op in bottle?oil:i'.siai'f>, ! i* c large, mediain and small ; the j<ualliholda !v a pin?, jmkI retails for one dollar per hofltle !c lie medium h?*lds nt least twenty per cent). 0 lore in proportion than the stnaili. nettvilo for : ww tlvAlars per b?>ttle ; the large holda-a quart . ' per cent wore i* proportion, u<id> retails fVir J^ & n bottle. O. J. WOOD A COt P?*prietw;*, -14-t Broad- i r?j, Hew York, nnd 114 3fflwr'i?? St.r St. .onis. Mo. v y And sold by oil good Druggists and) Fany G-o?m1s Dealers. April 'lit, 18W-?m. DR. S, EENRY BEARD, DENTIST, ) Graduate of the Baltimore College of ? Dental Surgery. 0 HAS pflrmar.ently located at Ahheville C. II., and solicits a aliare of public patron- ( g?. Teeth inserted from one tofnll upper and jwersets. Exposed nerves destroyed and treat- t il, free from pain. Having purchased an office t light of Dr. Klamly, of Hnltimore, I nm pre- u ared to insert teeth on the Cheoplaatic process. t tST Office?Over Branch, Allen & Ed- v rards' Drag Store. J Abbeville, 8. O. B May. 26, 18511. 4-tf o SOOTS AND 8HOI58. J THE Ujirienrigiied, having formed a tl partnership for the purpose of couducting the Soot and RhnA "Rnoinaoo. ould inform the public that we have recently uchasedin Boston, Philadelphia and New York, le largest assortment of adies' Shoes and Gentlemens' Boots and Shoes, C ' every conceivable style and pattern ever of red in this market Our entire stuck has been ? irchased by a practical Hoot Maker. We feel flured that we can, Willi great confidence, reitnmend our stock to the public as being of u perior quality, more durubte than any thai can _ > found in this latitude. We intend to deal clusively in Leather, Boots and Shoes, r] d we shall be enabled to sell better work for or is money, than any Rstabl it'll merit in Town, e will barter Leather or work for Rawhides. The material* of our Stock were selected by ROCHE, one of the firm, and the work ? PUT UP T ORDER. e therefore know the "stuff its rnude of," and ^ u safely reoommend.it. We have a number of st class Root and Shoe Makers in connection 1 th our Establishment, and are prepared to < Manufacture to Order y work which may be desired. ? Call at Tustin's Building, next door to Cobb, inter ?fc Co. ROCIIE & CHRISTIAN. r| March 31, 1859 46 tf jjr War on the Abolitionists. 'HE SOUTHERN MONITOR, permanently located in the North, keeps up its fire on s Abolitionists. The Monitor is an Eight-page per, and gives the latest and most interesting 1 tails of the J WAR IN EUROPE. JJ It is, besides, a Family Journal, containing Re Dries, Essays, Poetry Ac., die. Ce Tkbus or SuBACRirrtON?In Advance. r Monitor alone, One Dollar. " " and two illustrated Books? Vild Western Sceuea" and "War Path," Two tllari. ? Postage on the books will be paid by the Pubhers of the S. M. Address, J. D. JONES, Ji Editor Southern Monitor, Pbilad., Pa. July 28, 1869 14 tf To Plo,titer?a 10TT0N GINS of tW feest Quality, with A / Ten Inch SAWS, delivered at any Raild Landing in the State, at $2 per SAW. c For particulars addiess ^ J. M. EfLLIOTT, Winnsboro, S. C. Premiums awardod at the Stato Fair, Navem1858. Ai kpril 6, 1869. 51 ftw . Dr. P. A. Jordan , TYhh tti1' continue the practice of Medicine, his ' and may be found at the Marshall House, Ab Room over Marshall & Lee's Law Office. May 12, 1859. 2k ly Wante^. r* EE'S Wax. Pewt?^ and p^per. I will give A ftfr eta. par Vfc fof ^ee's Wax, 20 cts. for cm Pewter, and 124 ct^. for old Copper. ;u. W. LAWSCuV.* tugust is ? : For Ordinary. ar The fuends of COL. JOHN O. tfAsfcllT ounce liini as a Candidate for Ordinary A<th? uing election. 3T The friends of JOHN A. HUNTA'rt ie* cifully uuuouneo liitn a cundidate for thrfdffii* Ordinary, at the next election. October 27. If 58. For Tax Collector. The friends of HENRY S. CASON annoftictf n a candidate for the office of Tax ColleAWi ihe next election. 13* We are authorized to announce S.' At )1)GKS ns a Candidate for Tax Collecldr; trt ! ensuing election. ar The friends of CAPT. W. S. HAKittS pcctfully announce him a Candidate for ui? ice of Tax Collector of Abbeville District,'dl s next election. The numerous friends of WESI.F.V tx *ACK, K?|., respectfully announce him a cfti: late for Tax Collector, at the ensuing electitoV.' C The friend* of O. M. M ATTISON, rccctfully announce him n candidate for Tej^ >llector, at the ensuing election. O* The friends of JAMES A. McCORD reeutfully announce him a Candidate fur Tax Hector, at the next Election, for Abbeville istrict. July 30, 1857 14 *td if MARSHALL HOUl BY E. COBB, Proprietor. tTHK Proprietor of the MAK8IIAL?.* HOUSE would inform the puMiethat hi* ouse is Blill op^n for the reception of vieilonr/ nving some #,xperivi?ce in Hotel-keeping,- lW litters himself that ho will be aWe tie please Hi* iends and enst tuners, lli? tin Wo w Ml al aW roes be supplied witb The Very Best Hie Market ffiwiJ* His llunse is well provided with attentive aef ants, and everything to render hi* customers om fort able. EDMUND COBB. Feb- 21, 1859 44 tf I lUTDV ?*?!* ? Livcni dlADLtSy BY COBB & CRAWFOM), A It liE VILL B S. C. TI1K. Undeuigped woiid iafoamt CaV (lie publio that thej have formed a co?ai-tueridisp for the purpose of conducting 7 IE LI VERY STABLE BUSINESS I\ ALL ITS BRANCHES. They hnve taken the well-known Stables atnchu<l< tvtho lot of the Marshall House, accui?d!li>iitytar by P. 8. Kntlerige. These Stables, fronting o? Washington Street,. iav?-b9?n repeired aadne&tteA, anil aie now welt rovideil wish pr?*3fl<??*r and) attentive Hoetleis,. jr the acaommudntion ?f the public. Ma-. C it AW FORD,. hii? of the firm, may al^ay?He found at the Stable.*, and he hopes,. by lime attention to business to merit and receiveJibemtl share of public putronni?e. The Stables will be provided with BUGGY" i'NE> SADDLE! HOUSES, to hire, tugetherr nttt> everjr other aeeoniniodation usually otfbredl ijj a Himilar establishment. They llare also;, ICWMODIOUS I.OTS for the accomodation) if STOCK DRIVERS, and will furnicH tftenii vtth provender, at living rates. EDMUND COBBt J. IS. CRAWFORD. Feb. 23, 1859 44 tf THE CELEBRATED COPPER TOE! AM ITCHELL'S Patent Metalic Tip, designed* LTM. especially for Boj-h'. Youths'and CbiWIren's BOOTS AND SHOES. An improvement has been applied to Boota md Shoes, by which a saving of expense to the unsuiuer, of two thirds, is realized, by actual xperiinerU. The Tip consists of a piece of copier or other indistruelible material, neatljr faseneri to lice toe of the )>?ot or sh?>e, forming m nmpleie protoclii>n. This invention ?j *?"? ' resented to the pobJic, with th* falsest knowldge of its practical utility, having been tested vertwo year?, anil is ?lef?tined entirely to superede the old style, for Children's, Hoys' and fontes* Boots and Shoes. The importance of his invention will be readily appreciated, a* il i well known that children invaria'uly wear out lieir boots nnd shoes first at the toe, and, with his protection, they will, upon nn average, wear t least two to three times as long as the old ityls, trhiln the expense is but a trifle more. This ineution is also especially applicable to Miners* foots, and all occupations subjecting the toe of he boot or shoe to be cnt or worn. Merchant*, nd the public generally, will see the importance f obtaining these goods immediately, as they are estined, for general use. to supersede all other inds. The goods may be obtained of nearly all iie wholesale dealers in the principal cities,or of lie subscribers, CHASE, McKINNEY & CO., (Owners of the Patent.) Boston. Aug. 10, 1859 IB JOHN CORBETT, HOUm PAINTER, trainer, Marbler, Paper Hanger, ?AND? ilOjKT WRITER. AbtooVlllo o< SC. Feb. 24, 1859 44 12m MASONIC NOTICE. rHE Regular Communication of CLINTON! LODGE, No. 3, A.-. F.-. M.\, will be held i Monthly Evening, 10/A of October next. By order of the W. M. A. BRUSSEL, See'y. Aug. 9, 1B59 16 ly W. K. BLAKE, Ltt orney at Law. ILL Practice in the Courts of Edgefield* V w Newberry, Laurens, and Abbeville. Office?Ninety-Six, Abbeville, S. C. Oct. G, 1858 24 tf Hides, Hides. ,r rHE highest Cash price will be given for HIDES, or trade if desirable. CltiP'At. >. 2. Washington, St. <' T. N. BROWNING. May 11, 1859 3 tf Rags! Rags !! HHE Bath Paper Mills, located on the South L_ Carolina Hail Road near Augusta, will y the highest market price in Cash, for :un linen and Cotton Rags delivered lilroad Depot in Georgia and North an$9outh irolina. For shipping directions, ' Address, GEO.W. WINTER* ueorglftf July 26, 1859 1ft' " JUa, C. O. LaBtOTTB, L*t<e%a\?y at And ^Solicitor in Equity. Office?Xanrens G. H., S. 0. LL kuainees intrusted to hU oare will receive . prompt a^nti^m. Will practice in tbe Court* Abbeville, Anderson, Piekens, Greenville, arUnbnrg ar.il Un ion. Aw l0? iy IV* C. Davis, iomey at Law and Solictor ?? Equity t abbkvilli, s. 0. VJll pxoJ7)jUy a,Ueud to ell btuinesa entrusted to, oare. lie can be found at the office of tbe, beville Banner" Jnly 28 16, XI^SOllltiOKL, MIR Partnership formerly existing its the firrrv of Jordan A McLauehlin, was, by raotpai >seut, cUmoJvmI on the 1st of February, 1859 D. A. JORDAN. RONALD McLAUCULlN May 12, W&V 3 "It