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i:w M fjj Uf ACTURING FIRM. GRADY,"HAWTHORN & FERRY' HAVK entered inlo cojinrlnoroliip fi>r (he purpose of carrying on llie business of .MANUFACTURING, * ! Ar ji.- 11 ?VHU <IM I v *movii Jjrvrovooivu Ui IIIU WCII KUUWII i cotton^hanofactdry, i Lately in Operation by V. MoBEE, . j locatcd Six Miles Soutn-East of Greenville Village. The entire ^tnchinery Iiap.been placed in *" |* COMPLETE 1mjntvino olihklf ! unci we are now prepared to furnish Cotton Warns, Of a superior quality. THE WOOL CARDS ? Attached to j^liis Manufactory are also in excel lent condition, and nil orders for CARDING "XVOOL will be Attended to expeditiousl\\ and upon us good terms os at any other establish ment in the conutiy. , J. W. GRADY, DAVID O. HAWTHORN WILLIAM PERKY. t' January 1861, 37, Sm THE WINTER SESSH% lX TI1E DUE WEST * FEMALE COLLEGE J* . "\VtLL END ' On Friduy, the 1 st of March ncxt.'^ T#E SUMMER " SESSION "WILL Or EN Itlonday, the 4th of March* HY Mint time it is- expected Hint tlie*New liniUIn.r will i.? ... ' - .. ... licui vuilijliuieu U3 Ul allow of its being ocea^led." Pupils will be received Bt Buy time, but it is always desirable that lliev begin with the ses sion. J?rer\' effort will bo made to give e^isfac tion in ull the Departments .1. I. BONNER, President. Feb. 15, 18B1, 12, 8t REIDVILLE Spartanburg Diat., S. C. 1 rpiIE Next session of this Institution will J _L commence on Mouda)- the FOURTH dny of FBBBJJARY. under tho direction of ilev. It. II. KEID, A. M., and J. F. SHAW, A. M., Principals. Able and efficient Asuietants in all the va rious departments of th# School will be con- I ttk tinually employed. MisB MARY A. GAL- I lyt l,OWAY, <rom Athens, Georgia, who comes " to uejiighly recommended, will preside con stantly over the School. Particular attention will be given to Vocal and Instrumental Music, and all the other Or namental Branches. Board, including Washing and Fuel, can he 4 obtained at the Female Boarding Uou?ef or in the best families in the V.illagn at the very rea- ' Eonablo rate of TKN DOLLARS pej;,month. Aaies or Tuition, ; Per Sc$sion of*. Twenty^Weiks. Primary Branchea, 6 00 The above,* with English Grammar, Ge ography, History or Arithmetic, * 10 00 The Iliglier Branches, 18 00 'Modern Languages, iftlO 00 Drawing and Painting in Water Colors, each. 5 00 Grecian, Orinu?taod Antique Paint ing, cach, f 6 00 Oil-Fainting, ' / " ' 16 00 Embroidery, Wax Fruit and Flower% each, *' 10 00 Use of Piano, 2 60 Contingent, <- 1 00 JJ" For further nnVtiA"'*? -JJ , ??> ! ouurese KE11>. &. 8UAW. Principrfgrt Iteidville, R C. January 25, 18C1, 30, 3t THE S0LT1IE # TIII9 Daily ond Weekly Political ?nd Com mercial Journal, edited by 'JAMlS M. SMYT1IR, Esq., and JjQJlN Bf WEEMf ~ Awociate, contains the latest newa b; SM YT1IE, E?q., and J.OJ1N Df WEEM8, Em., Awociate, contains the'htest news by Tefl- | graph and Mail; ispilblifclicd In the City of Augusta, Georgia, by VfM; J. YASnw-J vf av ?3 me cu&apest Poljticil P?per of it* / !?? ] j??ue<i Datiy in- ?ttte ConH^tfato of Ameriojy . TERMS?CASH IN*AfcTANC|I. . )aily for One Year, |5 00 . " Six ??ontli?,' . 8 00 ? ? Three Monto. , ? ?? Ono " , PMUnutera iW v to rocoiv* <* , Money. ?.v5c *v' f.; JL "Weekly for One Yew"'. -4 %?? 11 Six Months, I 26 ?* *& ptb lit, -isc'o; ?? * ' ' " , ^ ' % **j * V. . ' ^ v . *' ' ' r "' a-.,. i ? -..... [ THE ABBEVILLE PRJSS. BY LEE & JJILSON. A1JBEVILLE S. G. ? Two Dollars. In Advance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Gents ai the Expiration of the Year subscriptions not limited nt tFie i time of Aiihscrihinf;, \v bo considered n I indefinite, nod will !?e continued until arrear age* hrc pftid, or nt the option of the Proprie tors. Old its from other States must invannbly be accompanied by tho Cash. _?j?2 KATES 0F~ADVERTI8IN G Tho Proprietors of tlie Abbeville Pre*x nnd "a i.~? n.. / ? , i..ii<rruiuii9iieu Liie ioiiow- j inir rates of Advertising to bo charged by both papers: E*< ry Advertisement inserted for a leRa time than three months, will be charge^ by tho in set-lion nt One Dollar per Square, (1^* inch ?Ihespaeeof 12 solid lines or less,) for tho first, insertion, and Fifty Cents for each sub sequent insertion. 1 Fquirre 3 months, ?5 ; 0 month ?8 ; 1 year ?12 > 2 squares 3 " $8 ; 6 '? ?10; 1 year 82Qt ?squares 3 " ?10; 0 " ?14; 1 year >25 | 4 squares :t " . $12; 0 " $20; 1 year ?80 , 5 squares 3 " ?15; C " ?25; 1 year ?155 ] 6 squares 3 " ?20; fl " SHO: 1 vp?pM(1 I 7 tenures'II " $25; 8 squareso " $80; One column, 0 " #8fi ; 1 year $46 0 ?' *40 ; 1 year j&O one yonr $85. Obituary Notices Exceeding one pqunre, or twelve lines, will lie charged for, as advertisements. Marringe notices eolicited. EST" All Communications not of general in terest will b? charged for. ?3?** Announcing Candidates Five Dollars. ?3T" All advertisements not having the num ber of insertions'marked on the copy*- will ha published till forbid and charged accordingly. (3^" Money for Jab Work and Advertisine from any except regular pntrons will be consid cred due nseoon a3 the work is done. Subscribers "ntnl othrrs, in debt so us, nre urgently requested to send us the amount of their indebtedness immediately. M JAMES T. GARDINER, I ST. JOHN MOORX, Formerly Simpson A Gardiner | .GARDINER & MOORE, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS ( Warehouse formerly occiipicd ly Shnjison ?fc Gardii mclNTOSlI STIIEET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. VX/ILL cive their personal attention to tbe V t Soiling of Cotton, or such otlier Pro duce a a may be sent to tliom .lac,, tlieir friends, nml flie public. Orderntfor Bnppincr, Jlopc, arid Family ^op plies, filled to the best advantage* CSf^Oash adviirtcestnade upon produce in store when required. ? July 13, 18150, 11, Gin. M. STRAUSS CQKESBURY, IS DETERMINED TO REDUCE HIS STOCK! Til EREFOIIE OFFERS HIS OOOBS AT "V"ory Low JPrices. This Stock is well Assorted LATEST STYLE OF GOODS. )RGAN MANUFACTORY, CHARLESTON, S. G. TIIE Undersigned is fc^YlO W fllll V nrpnn??6/? builil Church or Parlor ORGANS, of any aire, from $300 up to $10,000. I* Iluviog had twenty-five years' experience in Or gan Building,! am pre pared to produce as good an instrument as any in nitad State*. I have *11 materials on and 6f< the beat quality?and properly sea oned wood, ifco. I can produce the best testimonials as to ea ability and faithfulness. Organs enclosed in ny style of case desired, or to suit the archi ?>ur? ui lu?? uuiunng or room. All orders promptly and faithfully executed, nd all my work warranted toqiee salit/actioti. Address JOIIN BAKER, ej>L l,12iuJ Organ Builder, Charleston S. C R. WM. A, ALLEN, SURGEON DENTIST. HAVING grcdaated. in the R?9H99t Dentil College of Philadelphia, j-M.iI f TJ offers his services to the public, eiof thoroughly posted in atttfie departments Ho profession, ho '* ,v? * ... a uiuiaeil MWl IK ill be' enabled to give entire latiahetioa to io?4K*b6 mayfavor liira "Vith theiMpttronUge tyitoom?Oter the new^ook Xid Drug ore <ff Mr. C. IT. Allen, in Whlto'e Building. Aj&U' 1860 80 ly >W sjh tap* a fa WHOLESALE ) V J . ? 1) R.Y' ' C JLV13. 33nOA.X> g UNDER THE AUGUSTA 1 rllE Undersigned would reaped fully inform M completed their arrangements for (lie comii been enlarged 1o double its former size, thereby n Georgia. Our Stock, which for variety of the m< Slate, will iu evc<y respect compare favorable wit Southern city. It it> our intention to establish a I clusively for cash. Which, ns ari^dd fact is the 01 Having a similar c-Ftablii-hment in Now York fit to be perceived tlmt we have superior facilities in market. We would onlytask the favor of nu exnn elsewhere, and wc will prove to the Trade that \v? Wholesale House, besides Raving your time for fui RE Black and "Colored Cassimeres, Black ai Kentucky Joans and Ticks, Kerseys, Osn Georgia Stripes. Marlboro' Plaids and Si Calicoes, of all kinds, Molmir, Debege*. C Barege Delaines, Bombazine, Alpacctts, ] All Wool Delaines, English Merinos, Black Brocade Silks, Fancy and Plain S Poplins, Foulards, India and China Sill>s Brown and While Sheeting, Irish Linens, Diaper#, Damasks, Doylies, Napkins, To1 Kmbroideries, Hat Ribbons, Corsets, Vol* Fringes, Morocco and Silk Bells, Lares, \ Ladies' and Misses' IIOOP SIvlllTS, Trimmings, Yankee Notions, Hosiery a tit Bad and Negro BLANKETS, &c., &c. Onr manufactory of CLOAKS and MANTIT.L/ in full operation now ; and we venture to say tlint nnd more suitable to Southern taste, as chenp as n ure of an carl}- call-end convince youraelvc.i of tin KAUFFE 175 ai te % UNDER THE AI J. KAIJFKEli,) ' | L. BAUM, ) Augusta, Ga. | Aucust 31. isr.n i? At Headquarters for Good Carriages of PHINEAS F. OOLUMSI Carriage Manufactory, Directly "MIE subscriber bnvinp a cempetent drfliipbtamt 10 |>re{>nre?j 10 uuiM to order any niul nil Myl Hook of hiu own manufacture in Columbia, such C aptidioup, and again begs leave to invite the attenti ic generally to call and see his Large and Fashionable Stock of Carriages o the Bay, being the Largest and m elbre haying eluewhere as he is determined to sell >cstEvery article sold is warranted. pT ltepairihg of every kind done at short notic era Stock for jsle at Id# prices. ?' " I > "? . * iVliyj. J'LL ' THE 8I1BR SEW: EHE Marked aud evert extending popularity of &a and Europe?in eueh as beat to establish tlu>ii e?ring Machines?bo Called?may be bought, it is lis mistaken economy to invest anything la a wor riildo so mast abide the consequcucea! SINGER'S NEW FAM In ordet* to place lite beat Family Maeijine io.tli< educed our letter. A Machine b?autftaljj ornatnei oingers 8 iso. i nnd a standard Shuttle Machines, a city, and popular both inltbe family and manof 135 and $160 to #60 and #100. Silver's Standard eavyjeatfagr work* Price, completefl25. Also, neqtflflled for mnnafaeturinir purposes; Noiseless. i rioeCiotiladiog iron SUnd-?aa drawers,) $110?che lachine of *03* other maker as a gift. All of dSngep'a Machines make ,ti?e interlocked itch known. 'E*ery peraon desiring to. procure fi [achinos, their site*.*price*." working capacities, and bv kending f<j?* icopy ofJ&H: Bhfgfr A.CoV Oaj itirely davoUd to, the sulijfect.: ItyWllrbe supplied * J. TAVt&tf. AkwVAfcheville^T * " '' v- v.-1 fpy - - " 11 -' -u? MJM & CO., *; . . - * AND RETAIL r' ' i ; o i) n s I EiivmauziiT. IOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA [eivlinnta an?l Dealer* that they liave junt J hII and Winter Season. Onr Store has lnkingltt.llie largest Storo in the Stnte < f )?t CJootlp, in uusr.rpnssbd in this h nnyjti?'ii90 either in Charleston crony other regu I hi- Wholesale Jobbing House, selling ex 113- way lo buy Gvod* cheap. y, of which our JWr. I. Kavffer, it is cnsy olitnining latest Novolties ns they nppenr in ninntion of our Stock and I'riccs before going ' f can sell Gooila fully as chenp as any other I llior travelling, nnd mui<y other expenses. ! CE1VED. ik) Colored Cloth, Satinets, aburgs, (Denims,) :iipef. , k-lestinls, Lnvcll^Clotb, Delaines, Marellas, ilks, Silk llobes, , , Table Covers, Table Clotbs, ivels Hrillianls. Marseilles Quilts 'ot Kibbons, Vliitc Good?, of all kinds. I Glomes, of all kind?. iS,- tlic only one in the Southern Stutes, is ,\vc can offer these articles better tinishnl ny Tv'ort hern House. Just give us the pleaa i ubove faces. R, BATJM & CO., id 177 Broad Street, CJGUSTA HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. I. KAUFFEIl, N. Y. Description at Charleston Prices. FRAZEE, A , S. O. , in the Rear of rhe Markets in nnd n complete set of Prnctical Workmen on of Vehicles, and is dnily adding to liis airiagrsns cannot fail to pleone the most ion of his friends and customers and the pul> f the Newest and Latest Fashions of 08t F&shinnflttlA as chcAp as the cheapest and as good as the e and on reasonable Terms. Carriittre ma PniNtAS F. FBAZEE. - 'v Singer's Sewing Machines?both in Ameri superiority over all others in the market, true, for a smaller amount of dollars, but tblessor unreliable artuel#, and those who ILY HACHES. e world within the fesfth of all, we have uted?to f 60;. plain fL3<?; bothlOf-very*general application and ca actoyy. Price# reduced, respectively from I Shuttle Machine, for carriage makers and to complete the list, an entirely new artfele apid, and capable of every kind of work I aper at that ia view of its value than the ' ' *- ' stitch with two threads, whiob is tb&.bes> ill and rvliabla information abop.t Sewing I the beakAhethods of purchasing can obtain :ette, which is a beautiful pictorial paper, Ga^j*. n f... i ivT iZi.,+7 1 "r" oraco10 p*?*? ^ CO.. | . . ?sSa&aOiv> ?* ty- . i for Plain Cloth, and It ? j?Jfc -y?K*. Thfn^v?? JLE of NVgro Cloth^ ?), a JOHN ALEXANDER & CO., M A N t" FACTUIIK11S OF Steam * Engines, From 0 to 100 Horse Power W" E llnvo nl\vny? JCn^rili *a of cliflercnl ? ? Biz'.1* in a forVnrd Rinte, so lliul we can furnisli nny size witli dispatch. Our I tick t lie IVrst iVeminm at I li?* Charleston institute I'air liol.) in 1TIIL,*,WE?IU UTS. ?. c ihivv wcurcu somo i>l the best Mill wrights in the State for ]>nttin^E nj> ?ur Kncines ami Mills. We have only 1<> im uliou the nnni'-a of Tiiomah Ani>i:i:son, who is nek now lodged l>y nil win) know him to be one of the first ? ' 1 lie Slate. Also, J. J. Ukvit, Jo;in Strutiikiis, nml several otIters. ^ IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS Of all Descriptions Kada to Order. We onst. every ?lny in the wefck". We linve now the bcetKtock of (leaving Pnttorr.p in the State, having |>meha?e<l all the Patterns be longing to Ororg Sinclair it Co. along with the shrtp. We have good I'nttcrn Makers eorifctmit ly employed. Our Castings have taken the Premium every year at the Stite Agricultural Sooifilv. 3BEX_iXjS_ Wc ciist Bills of nil sizes, for Cliurclies or Fire Alarm, on tin- most reasonable terms, nnd if they ?lo not give gone ml satisfaction, tlie |>nrty eun return tliein at our expense. We were awarded Premiums lost- year at the Slate Fair hold in Columbia, vand at the Charleston Institute Fair for our Iiella. Gri*t Mills and Grist Mill Irons. We manufacture Portable Mills of all ^ixcs, !?nil of superior pattern. Also Glint Mill Irons jf all size?. Our (Sriot Mill Irons also took the Premium ut tlie late Fair in Columbia. Saw Mills. AVe manufacture circular Saw Mills of three ?i/.?-?. Abo, Winter'* Patent Mnlay Saws, for which we have tlie riglit of the Stale of South Carolina, and we also make Saw Mill Irons of hi bizfs. wur Snw Mill Irons also took the Premium nt llic lute Fair lu-ld in Columbia. Shingle and Barrel Stave Machine. We lire agents for Suinuel M. King's Patent Shingle ami Stave Machine. It will out 7,000 Shinnies or Barrel Strives per dny. W e nre also agents for .Unison's Patent Gov ernor Valves mnl Fuel Economises Also, \gents for Lowber's Cotton Seed ilullcr. In n<hiition to ilie above, \vc mnnufactiire ?atent Reaction Water Wheels; Patent Saw VIi 11 Dogs, of a superior Pattern and very heap." In short, anything ill mid about a Mill >t nnj- kind. A libt of prices will he sent to any one ,vis-l?inix it. Alio, all questions answered, and iommuiiiculioiis promptly attended to. JOHN ALEXANDER, UOIVT AIcDOUGALL. Snptemlier 28, 1 Still, 22-12in **" P U R~E OLD CORN! WHISKY '|*MJE Underfiniictl wcnhl inform the p?l>li< , iuui. iic uus a superior lot vl this urticlr | i>r sale. Apply to me at the Marshall House. JOHNSON UAMEV. Sept. 12. IflflO, 20. If ' " CHARLES <!ATLI!T, dealer in J1 J A NO FORTES, Music, Gi tiler* Vilin*, Bntijot, Mules, AVeordeom, Jnttrue . Hon Hooks, Guitar and VioHn Stringy, &c. * Opposite U S. Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA. Also. Sole Agent for (Muckering & Sous, and todnrt'e Celebrated I'iano Fortes.' stock comprisea'.every variety of J. 6}, and 7 qft?v? instruments, from $260 to 1,000. /Every instrument is wart-anted sound nd pcrfcct. b: 'I [March 23, I8fi0, 12m xttisuuuKJS JtABK WALTER, I^ARBXjiXI WOXUKgl, g Brond Street, noar the Market, f \ AUGUSTA, GA. r MAItp^IJ Monuments, Tomb- , *wlffljim?toneR, <fco. Al*o,M?rble Mnntelft, , I' K?d Furniture Work* nf nil 1. [MV^r from the plainest Co the most clab orntCj d?8ig?ed and furnished to order jpTvX$| at ?liort notice. AUrjwork for-the W '-fennmilrj- /?n r.. fll 11 y ),n??l And forward i ... Murcb 28, X8G0, 12m.-' -It.. 10WARD ASSOCIATION. ' l'!HI I. TlMifnlmrti ? / /?#?? ? l- ' ' -? ?y freuii tndomnent, for the relief of Ike ?isk and Dm tretocd. ojflieted u;ith Virulent ahd Epidemic ' Bitcatet. EDICAL. Advice gjven gratis l;y tlie Aot: . iDK Stlftttfon tt?Bl who annlv l>v IpLIap ya D. MAL {*' S*/; ' , I KOPJC WM>m> 10 Ilia ierviccs to the.|M?bii?4?Sv>olv>: :?r iui<l R?ok Miwoi>, ?nd fe?U iobfi- , |lWity't?>?rrti?t sotisfftCtion, ite ^B..C, jS < * n jJW'"' _ 3M*Mk Statu lfohfe Gin nds Bob*' [8opt? 4;iIUHOK?U^ UE3l?OY AH Infallible Cutefor Conor ho u IMC Anil all Diseases of tfie I'rinnry Organs.' 1Keinedy rnrcs when nil other preparn- ' J. tiontfail. It i? entirely unlike every other j compound, containing iw'wincriil poiton or nan- j mcou* Drtiq, as it is prepnred'eolely from Jionlx, Harks nut) Leaves, mid ho# been handed down ! from one frenerntion lo another l?y the Cft&rokee Jtitliant. J.t is offered 101 Ift? public on it* otfn in trinsic ineritH. It pyfoniis its duty iitiiekly nnd I...........i.l.- 'ri... ? :?i vuciii y a iiv iwi^/MHnutC U| CII IKT Ot'A Will be repaid by using thisA'ayJrt/'jnetend of plncing themselves nt the mercy of some Quack or 1'ro fessor. Tliis /to/ier/ysj&kes nt. the very lidot of llic disense; its temleilcyiB not simply to suspend (lis ponton, but 10 remove the causeon which it depends.?Full directions in pamphlet form no coinpiiny each botlle.?The epeedy and perma neiit rtlief iilTordi'd by thin Remedy, in nil capes of (jonorficra, (t'lrrf, (iravel. Stricture, Fluor AI fn'x, ( White* in J-'riiialct^ nnd all I'iseases of the Uritinrv Organs, has astonished the mustsejen- ! lilic men of I hi' nije. This remedy not only ernd- | ieatcn nil jmixon from the *?/*/< "? Imt iuvigornten the most delientc constitution. ?3?~Il docs not affect I he hrealh or interfere with any elns* of business, or require nny devintion from Vjie usu nl diet. ?3j?"lt requires no assistance fto>m olh er'medieine. And whnt ciihnnoes its value -b theentii'ii nb?i>?<>? ?-f >>11 ? I.- I pleasant iunl delicious syi-np. J'rirr fc-J u?,r Jh>t//c."i'r Three Dnltlrn for $5. 1'OITLK it MKRV1N, Sole Proprietors, St. Louie, Mo. Sol.l in Ahhcvillo 1 iy D McLmichlin, nn?l nil rrspoimililo dottier* in inodicinw. Vnu Sehnnk ?t UricKiin, Charleston. Wholesale Ag?nU. State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. Office (Jour I of Common Pilar and Gen'I Scsxionx Moore it (iuuife, } Attachment. . vs. > Thompson &Fuir Plain Jos. W. Da via. ) tiffs Attorney. "V\7 UKHEAS llm l'luintiff did on the tenth 1 f T dny of- April, eighteen hundred ninl ! sixty, file liis declaration nguii-t the Defen dant, who, (it is siiiij.) U absent from nnd without the limits of the state. nnd hns neither wife nor'nttorney khown within the same, upon whom a eonv of paid ilwlnpntinn ,i.? t-.. i*?ryt'd: It is therefore ordered, lluil the said Defendant do ffppenr nnd plead tot ho ?nid de- j clnralion, on or before the clovojitli day of . Apt if, eighteen luiidred and i-ixly-onc. other wise fi neb and absolute judgment will then be given And awarded neninst. him. MATIlIvW- MclJONALT), c. o. r. Cleric's Office, > - * April 12, 1880 J 61 12m Bluckwood's Magazine and BRITISH JiKYIKWS. Great InduccmcnU to Subscribe! Premiiini8-' and Reductions ! ! I SCOTT ?fc CO.. New York, continue to J. pnMi-li following {fading British. Periodical*, Tjzi The J,omini Qiitirlei^i/ (Con servntivp.) The Jidinburtj AV/'itw. ( Wl<ijr) The NorthBrili-k Iitvicu; iFn-c Ohtireli.) The Went minintrr lire tew (Lilierul. > V.t:.. 1iitrr/ Magazine (Tory.) The present criticnl ii?t? of KiirnjiKiiii affairs will r^mler these pub lications unusually interest ing (luring the . forthcoming yenr. They will occupy a mid lle ground hetwien the hastily written news item?, crude speculations, and living ninors of i he daily Journal, and ih? ponderouf Tome of the future historian, written after the living interest and excitement of the great political jvents of the tiim* shall have passed away. It. is to uii'so i'en<>iiic?is Hint readers must look | For the only rea^y iii I <>11 i^ri I >]> it (id reliable his lory i>f current event*, mid us ssiicli in addition ?o their well established literary, scientific, ind theological character, we urge lliem upon lie consideration of the reading public. The eceipt of Advance Sheets from the Driti&h >ublisle!R gives additional value t.o tluwe J?e iriiit", inasmuch ns they can now be placed in i!ie hands ?if stihuiibcrs about as soun as the >riginul iditioue. Tbrim.?(Regular Prices.) Per Ann. 7or any one of the four Review's, $3.00 ifor any two of the four Reviews, 5.00 ""or any three of iho four Reviews, 7.00 \>r all four of l(ie Reviews, 8.00 b'or BlHck wood's Magazine, 8.00 'or Blaek\vood ?nd one Review, 5.00 "or Black wo<tU and two Reviews, C.00 *or Blackwood and the four Reviews, lO.Oll. Mom*}' current hi the -State wliere issued >vill be received at par. Po?TACiE.?Tiie Postage to any pnrt of tlie United States will lie but Twenty-four Cents a fear for "lilackwood," and hut l'<>urteeri Cent* i year for each of the Reviews. At the ahovtt |>rices the 1'erioditffals will be urnished for 1861. And as a Prer#dm to New Subaeriberp, tlio Nos. of the aunie' Periodicals or 1859 will lie furniahed complete, without idditionul charge. Unlike ilie more ephemeral Magazine of the' lay, these Periodicals loose little l>y age. fence, a fii'l year of U?e Non. for may >c regarded nearly W valuable its lor"18(jl. ilibecrihers wivhin'g also the Noa. for 1860, vill be supplied ot the following extremely l?*w ateu. Splendid Order* for 1859, 'CO and '01. ?or Black vooil'd AtAgaziuc^ 3 years, $5.00 "or any one Review, > .6,00 'or nny I wo. Reviews, -N5.00 ''or Blnokwooil and one Peview, 6.00 'or hlnekwood and two Reviews, )2.0o 'or three Keviewa, .wj , 11.00 in-..t i-i.. ' V. .ontianuull JIIIU II1ICC 14?VICW8, 16.()0 A". tor the four Rovicw*, ..13.00 tr BlackwjwJ anil the'four Review*, 17.(10 Any of (lie above works will alio lie fur- ? lisbjitl to N?w Subscribers for (he y?ar.JL850-7 n?l*8. At One half the llcgulaf >6ob?cr,iption ^ Vines. Tliu? a fiew Subscriber n>*V ^obtavfl lie Fonr Review* nnrl Blackwood $j*:C?M>?ecu ive jward lor 933 J winch is prioo fthe 01 iginal works for oiie.yei?r. As wo ItAiCnevrr ngain be likely to onto?auoh indued i?ots n? tlio.?e .here presented. Now is'the i?iie tp. Subscribe I Itemiitiipces "fijudt, in all. nse^. be made direotto the Publishers; for at ltei*'t>r'ces coiiTuiidsion pHii bo qtlow^il to' ^Address,' LEON A ft!) SCOtft A.?0>, ^6- M ^uia SirertW* JTo*. Jan. 20 TSC1 ?, JlMEl MWEI^PM , piIF Sut.?Cribevt?XeS U)is melfr&d of inionrf L ing the public generally. that lie has, and cpocta to keep constantly oil hand, a good ipplw of the best So-jlhevn ilade Lime, at mold's 0!dNQoarrw-*>n**tgHeVb i)r4, or m son s liver, by nmodpg undcr^^O fiUp 1, over tlm't' nmoir ;rn)8,C/?eli. 11< i>b frc ?, V - - - ~^g - ?T I II V 'Mt. Irfur.ensDist.,8:Q.t Oct. 20,12m I da, UHIGHS! ^PUWGHSq qo ^ ^ " | on J?S ifTt iV h mvwa/r y ? i f on &1 Ml? l?wj>y * .. -vie V-..: Lfro & BEAff, UT:* MR ntj roi 1 I'-Di Scrofula ?r Kind's ?vll constitutional di^espe n corruption of the Is n by which this fluid becomes vitiated wenl?, and- poor. living in Ihe circulation, iirrralRNhe whole boily, bnd may brtrst o$i in "disease oji any part of it. No organ is fret 'from it? ntifceta. nor is there one which K may not d<ctroy. The serolulous tnint is variously caused liy rfierdtiriitl disease, loir living, disor dered or unhealthy food, impnre air, nlth and filtl?y hlibit.", the,depressing vices, and, abot* nil, by the vcnerinl infection. Whatever be its origin, it is hcr;ditary in tlio constitution dc roctiding "from patents (o children tinto the third nnd fourth generationindeed, it seem* to be the rod of iJiin who Bays, will, visit the inirrnitjcs'of the fathers upo'atbeir chil dren."' lu effects commence by disposition from blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, .which, 1? the ltfngs, liver, ond internal organs, is ttrm?4 tohcrch-s ; in (lie glands, swellings ; and on the siii-fuce, eruptina or sores. This foul, corrup tion, which couriers in the blood, depresses the energies of life, eo t hat scrofulous constitutions not only sulfur fronv scrofulous complaints, but tin v have far 1cm power to withstand the at tacks of other diseases; consequently, vast numbers perish by disorders which although not. scrofulous in their nature, arc atill rendered fatal tiy this taint in the system. Moat of the consumption which decintntes the human fami ly has its origin directly in this contamination ; and many destructive diseases of theliv^r, kid ney*. Iiruin, mid indeed, of all the organs arise from or arc aggravated by the satiw> cause. One quarter ufnMbonr people are scrofulous; ttieir persotis are invaded by this lurking in fection, and their health is undermined by it. To idealise it from the fyslctn we must renovate tlio'blooi] by an nlterutive medicino, and in vigorate it by healthy food and cxeroiie. Such a medicine we supply iu Ayer's uompact Extract of Sarsaparilla, tlie moat cttVi'funl remedy which the medical skill <>r our time* can dovUe for this every where prevailing and fntnl malady. II i*oom bin^d from I lie most active remedial* that have been disct#ered for (lie expurgation of tlii* font disorder from the blood. And I lie rescue of the nystein from ita destructive consequences, lionet; it should be employ ! for the cure oj not only scrofula, but nl.-o those <>t)ier affectinna winch niise from it, eneli a* Krhptive and akin Disease?, St. Antony's i'ire, Hope, or Eryaipelna Pimples, Pustules, Itlolelics, llluiiiB and Doils, Tumors, Tetter nnd S.ili Klienm, Scald Head, Ringworm. Rheumatism. Svi.liilrtin ><> *.i~ ctniTil Disease*, Dropsy, Djspepsia, Debility, iiinl, indeed. nil Complaints arising from Vili't ted^n* 111 j?isi-o Wood. The popular belief in illlfixriti/ r>/' the blood'' i.i foQlidcil i|i tl'iitli, fftl' scrofula is a degeneration of l!.a blood, Tbp particular pitrpoee ->n-1 virtno of this Snrss\ ! aril la i< to purify and rein-iiernte* litis vilftj fluid, without which poin.il health is impossible in contaminated constitution?. AVER'S CATHARTIC PILLS, For All she Purposes of a Family Physio are so coin posed tliat disease within the rungo of their net inn can rarely withstand or evadp them. Their penetrating poperties seareh.'htnl cleanse, and invigorate eveiy portion of tin iiiiiiuii organism, correcting its nitensed ocliorv and restoring its healthy vitalities. As a eon* sequence of these properties, the invalid who is bowed flown rrith pain or physical (lability is astonished to find his health or energy re stored liv a remedy ct onc? 8t> simple and iq? viling. .i . ' Not only do the? core the every day com pluints oi every body, hut also tnnny formida ble and dangerous disease.*. Th*e agent below named i* pleased to'furnish grntis my Anijerj :afn Almanac, containing cor. ilirates of thei Mires and directions for their use in the follow ng complaints; Coativeuess- Heartburn, llp?d icUe, nrisinir from n-bnv tl?? l""'? ? > helmet inn of i(? fifti?tion& AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, I'or 1 lio llnpid Core of C.'n'ilt, fujturma, JIoar?.-,ie*?, Crnup, l}roiichiti.v, liicijri'iit C'unstitiiption, and for the lithcf of Consumptive ~~ ' 1'alichtiTin Advanced Slntfe* nf the Disease. So wide is t l;o fieM of its usefulness an J *o macrons arc 1 lie cnscs of iU cures, tlint ?1? tins?. every section of country abounds in per ons publicly known, who lipra been restored rom alarming nn?l even de^peralc disuses of lie lunps by its upo. Wlien once tried, its upcriority over every oilier medicine of it >o apparent to cscape observation, and wlier# s virtues are known, the pnbliu no longer vallate what antidote to cmploj* for the dife ressing nml dangerouo affections of the pul lonnry orgnn^UliJit. hi b incident (o our climate. Hiile many inferior remedies thrrint upon the (immunity Imve failed And been discarded, lis lias gained friends by cvery-trial, conferred enofita on the aftliotcd they can never forget, nd produced cures too uutneroiis and too rdr larkuble to be forgotten. rni:i'."vi:Eu c? ? !* * Hj IK (V VOi) ..LOWliLL, M ASS. AH our Remedies nre f?>r sale by HRAXCII A PARKER, . i>. Mclaughlin, %*.*? C. II. ALLEN, Abbeville, At'wholesale by n?vilnn?l, Steveas'on &i Ca liirr)ctit<jn, S. G., nnd lluvilau'd, CliioU?at?r 4f o., Augusta, Ga. '> r -X - M. CALIIOUN, WAREHOUSE 4 AlfD . EXERAL eOillllSSION MERCHANT, eynold'a St., between Jackson nnd Mcintosh A-Ugruustfl, Gra.; will attend strictly t$Ml? sale .of l V^t uoi'TON, BAG OUT* GRAIN, " n<l all other produce consigned to-hito. Per uinl ntlention giving to the filnrrg/of all Qr r? for Hugging, Itopo nn?l Family Supplies, iheral Cash advances 'made on produce in ore. . , JurrEf2*, I860, 8 If * # *' PLENBID FOUR*flOR$fc etc ~ JN>L Washing^, a&, ^Tmfti f i ' iVi i<hi tA vn Dn/vt* ' *- ' *< .m< . IfttTrfmVilT imGrcor yj?l8 jp JJ ? L?As?? WflpJiificUon at R nVlnnV my thtf arrival of tha Can at the ir C?rnenvill?\ff5^Hfiflj? wtfor**2igg&n;^ Aft '