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Spartanburg female College. FACULTY. JWOFFOItD TUCKER, Esq., President and Professor of English Literature, ctc. Rev. SAMUEL B. JONES, Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science. -? .Professor of American Language3 Miss PHCEBE PAINE, Modern Languages, and Assistant in English Department. * - Ma. WILLIAM SCHERZER, Professor of Music. COURSE OF STUDY. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar and Oeography. COLLEGIATE COURSE. First Class?English Grammar, (reviewed.) Arithmetic, (continued,) Geography, (with Maps, continued,) Outlines of History, English Composition. BOPHOMOUE CLASS. Rhetoric, Logic, Composition, (continued,) Botany, Algebra, History, (continued,) Latin, (commenced.) JUNIOR CLASS. History, (continued,) Latin, (continued,) Geometry, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Moral Philosophy. SENIOR CLASS. Trigonometry, (with its applications,) Latin, (continued,) French, Astronomy, Mental Philosophy, Evidences of Christianity. Instruction in English Composition and Analysis, continued through the whole course. TUITION FEES AND INCIDENTAL EXPENSES. Tuition for College course, proper, embracing all the studies enumerated, per Term of one scholastic year, payable half yearly in ad vance, $10 00 MUSIC EXTRA, PER TERM OF ONE YEAR. On Piano, ? 10 00 i Guitnr, HO 00 , Use of Piano, . 3 00 i Contingents, . . . . 2 00 I Primary Department, per Term of one year, 1 payable as above, 20 00 Board on the Campus, under the direction of the Officers of the Institution, per month, including all expenses of Lights. Fuel, Washing, Attention, ?fcc., $12 00, payable at the end of each half year. Text Books can be furnished, if desired, at cost prices. pjg"The above includes all chnrgcs. Ts'o other fees, ordinary or extraordinary, will be charged for anv or all the branches enumerated. This Institution will qo into operation on the fourth Wednesday in AUGUST next, and close its first Term the fourth Wednesday in DECEMBER. Non-resident Pupils will be required to board on the Caiupus, except in a special class ol cases provided for by a resolution of the Board. 9. BOBO, President of the Board of Trustees. J. H. Wilson, Secretary. July 5, 1856. 10 2t Head Quarters, 1st Brig. Cav., S. C- Militia. July 7, 1855. nnTYFU wn ? THE 2d Regiment of Cav- to airy will Parade at . LONG Ml RE'S, on Tuesday the 7th of August next, for The Commissioned and non-Commissioned officers will assemble the day previous for drill and hwtrtictJon. ' A complete Return of the Regiment is ordered to be mude and delivered on the day of Review. The Colonel of the Regiment is hereby charged with the extension of this order. By Order of S. M. Wilkes, Brig. Geti'l, 1st Brig. Cav., S. C. Militia. J. V. MOORE. Brigade Major. July 12, 1855. 10 2t JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY. [By Authority of the State of Georgia.] THE subscriber having been appointed Manager of the Jasper County Academy | Lottery, intends conducting the same on the I Havana plan of sinele number*. nml lm? In. I cated his Office in the city of Macon, Georgia. He now offers the following? Grand Schemc for Jnly 23, 1855. When Prizes will be distributed as follows, Xp amounting to 9 ?? ?? CLASS B. Capitals?1 Prize of $12,000 1 " 3,000 1 " l.BOO 1 " 1,100 10 " 400 1 " 5,000 1 " 2,000 1 " 1,200 6 " ....... 1,000 &c., Ac., Ac. 408 Prizes, amounting . . . $60,0000 BF" Agenta wanted in every town and city :Ja the Union. Oo application the Terms will be forwarded. ' Remember every Prize drawn at each drawing, under the superintendence of Col. Geo. M. Logan and Jab. A. Nisbet, Esq., gentlemen - who areaworn to a faithful Mrinpmonno thair duty. ' Priw? paid when du? without .discount WT All orders, rely on it, strictly confidential. Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par. < whole tickets *8 ; halves $4; quarters $2; 4 Address JAMES F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Go. July 18, 1855. 10 tf The Abbeville Hearse. THE Subscriber has thoroughly fitted up ( the HEARSE which was under the | charge of the Town Council, with every thing Complete, and by the direction of the Council ' 'will endeavor to Keep it in good order. He will also make COFFINS of Black Waltaut, or covered in any style desired, and deliver them by a careful driver (and his own attention if required) V> any part of the Dis- < trict E. J. TAYLOR. June 6, 1855. 6 tf .. New Flow., i ~t AA SACKS NKW FAMILY FLOUR, XV-/ > Jj&st received from Rodgera* Whar- , ton's, and Abbeville Steam Mill, of the very , finest quality, and warranted to give aatisfac- , tion. it is offered low, and will be sold only , for cash. H. S. KERR, , Ag't. June 22, 1855 1 St " j - ' Anothfir Hri*vr\l?r QF the Lateut styles of MASTILLAS; ra* " ^ CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S. 4 M'y10 -I v L:1 -%> jp . * ; . ' 4 ; ' ' * j 1. V. ;' ?i . > . **! .ftr ^ ; ,' J/* ^ ? Runaway or Stolen! FROM the subsoriber, on 22d of June last, a nepro girl BETTY. -i She is about twenty or twenty-one year# old; five feet lour or five inches ^'8'*? ?f copper complexion ; some of her front teeth slightly decoyed; large feet, aud ancles 6oraewhat in clined inward; had on wben ?he left a white frock and cheeked apron. I will pay TEN DOLLARS for her delivery to the jailor of Abbeville. I have good reason to believe she is harbored in the neighborhood, and I will give TWENTT-FIVE DOLLARS reward for proof to convict the person so harboring her, if white, or FIVE DOLLARS if black. I will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for proof to convict any one her. 1. fi,. UWEN. Abbeville C. II., S. C., Jul)" 12, 1856. lotf Dre88 Qoodsat Cost. "X/VT"^ intend from this day the close of the ? T season, to offer our entire stock of Summer Dress Good#, at Prime New York cost. Our present store being much too small for our business, we ore driven to this alternative to make room for a large Fall Stock. The assortment of Summer Dress Goods now offered at cost, was bought under the most favorable circumstances and in large lots, and is do doubt the largest in the Slate to select from, consisting of all the late styles in Flounced Robes, Organdies, Tissues, Bareges, Lawns, Vil 11? o Jtrt\ Jim We respectfully nflfc attention to tlie above, and also to the fact tbst all other Goods in store, will be sold at reduced prices. WARD, BURCIIARD <fc CO. June 22, 1855. C tf Railroad Notice. A MEETING of the Stockhold- _ _ . _ ers of the SAVANNAH RIV- EggS? Ell VALLEY UAILKOAD, will be licld at FREIiLAND'S, i" Edgefield District, on the first Thursday in August next, at ten o'clock, a. in. There vill be matters of great importance brought Ifcforc this Meeting, and it is, therefore, desired that there be a full attendance. The Directors at the different points will please see that where Stock cannot be represented in person, it shall be by proxy. Bv order of the President. WM. A. PILES, Sec. nnd Trees. July 10, 1855. 10 2t Settlement, ESTATE OF WILI.IAS! THOMPSON, DECEASED. NOTICE is hereby given to the Kindred and Creditors of 5#:'i deceased. that a final settlement will bo ca-J*-' of said Estate, in the Court of Ordinary, on Frida}- the fifth of October next. JASlS W. RICHARDSON, Administrator. July 5, 18."55. 10 8m. Use uic itiagic I M P R ES 3 ! ON PAPER For Writing Without Pen or Ink. COPYING' Lrsre?, Plants Floors, Pictures, Putwis from Embroidery, marking Linen indelliblv, and mnnifold writing. This article is acutely the beat pocket inkstand in the knom world, for a small quantity folded and plicul in the pocket constitutes a traveling ioksund which cannot bo broken. ?No pen is necW. for any stick sharpened to a point, writestqiwlly with the best gold pen in the univewt For drawing it is indispensable. It is inired the whole art of drawing and paintiiijg?uught in one lesson. Any leaf, plant or flowc-r&n be transferred to the pages of the alburrf, n'tli a minute and distiuct resemblance of mire. With equal facility pictures and emWdery pattern? can be taken, and have recced the highest eulogiums from the fair sex, indeed a more tasteful present for a lady Muld not be produced. This magic p.-tpemll also mark linen, or other articles so kstibe perfectly indelible. All the washing in thnoHd fails to bring it out Any child enn use' with ricifpnf onsr. With *l<u I Magic Paper :kewise, one or four copies of every l.-tter ritten cnn be secured without uny addition* labor wiiatever, making it the cheapest andiost convenient article extant. ' It is used to pat advantage l>y reporters of the public prs, Telegraphic operators, and a host of other Kacli package contains four different cota?Black, Blue, Green and lied ?with full sd printed instructions, for all lo use, and will last sufficiently long to obtain five hundreddistinct impressions. It is put u in beautiful!}' enamelled colored envelopes, v.U a truihful likeness of the Proprietor atta',ed. Each an J very package warranted. Price $2iiozen or five for$l. Single packages 25 ctu. Address, ost paid, If. HUB BELL. 107 Broadway, N. Y. OPIXONS OF THE PRESS. HcBBm* Magic Impbession Papeb.?We refer our rea^rs to the advertisement in another column,kttlng forh the merits of this pleasing and itrttiious invention. The cheapness should indctt all to give it a trial. Philadelphia Merchant. It is awrpassod for neatness and utility and slioulj meet with the sale it richly deserves.-? Tiil)U)ie, Just whit the public has long desired, and recommend iUelf to every individual of taste and refinmcet.?Journal and Courier. July, 6,1855. G 3m Special Notice. THE udcrsigoed wish it to be TinderKood that we do not keep a i^^(| Stable altogether for the accommadation of the community We pay rent for our Stables, and we cannot keep them for-the people to fetch their con with them and feed in them. We have alny? been able to feed all of the horses th?i have stopped with us, (by a hard wjneeze lome times,) and we think we can do it in fatty* MATHIS 6t SALE. Abbberille C. II. June ^ 1866. V '3t TTAT\/itso nromrmTrriro I1UJJUJU9 liXOHJLUlA* W. P. McKELLAR, A. "B., Principal. 7uiti0n, from $8 to $20 per Session of 6 Months. Board, from $8 to $10 per Month. THIS Institution possesses advantages not surpassed by any of a like Cjiii! character in the 8tate. Its location is physicilly and morally healthy; its building, large ?nd conveniently arranged i and its Library md -Apparatus, already extensive, are oontin> 'Dtr?*?Dg. Tbe id Session will open on the last Monday in July. Gre?aWood. S. Gt jM?2g, iSflff, t 8 4t THE THOBOirOH BBED H0E8E i inn i ira 11 i WHL remain ft bU own SUbl*, ./v , * * on til Dm li#fe of Aygott Any "V IWff -mAAnet? ?i? VOtt STOCK, w gg* opportaBH^of ao5ng*? by analog |fh. ' Sp * , ? '/}. v.- ... FOUND A RELIABLE MEDICINE. THE CELEBRATED COLLETON BITTERS, A Purely Vegetable Preparation AND* A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. THESE. BITTERS are purely a VEGETABLE COMPOUND, and are offered to the public under tho fullest conviction that tliey will be found a safe and sovereign REM"171 Vv nvonrrwir a J mjwtjl ivi xj i of r>roi.ii. Tliey lmve been triumphantly tested, not only by numerous families and Physicians iu the South, who have furnished ample testimony as to their decided excellence, but abo by the proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered all > the gloom incident to tlmt stubborn and distressing disease. i The COLLETON BITTERS are also a Carminative, moat excellent for Cholera Morbus, Costiveness, Sea Sickness, Nausea, proceeding from whatever cause, Shortness of Breath, Acidity, Heartburn, CrampB and Stitches in the Breast. The above Medicine is highly recommended to literary gentlemen, students, elderly people, and others of sedentary habits. I do hereby certify that I have known and used your celebrated compound COLLETON ( BITTERS in my family for more than fiftpen , years, and I doverily "believe itTb be one of ] the most valuable Family and Plantation Med- ' icinesin use, having witnessed their beneflcial effects in so many instances, that with truth it < niny be affirmed, the)' well deserve the high encomiums which tliey have received from the afflicted who have partaken of their invigora ting and health-restoring properties. Signed, CHAS. G. CAPERS. Planter, St. Helena, S. C." ; The undersigned, wholesale agents for the , above, take pleasure in stating that they are in- j timately acquainted with the manufacture of the "Coli.eton Eittkbs," hence tliey do not hesitate to commend the article as p< essing rare virtues, and well calculated to r >rd relief in Dyspepsia and its tlrec^ i Diseases. Rotail Price 60 Cent 1?! ( For which sum an incalculable _n of suf- 1 fering may be arrested. The trade will be Rlltinlipil mi lilu.rnl Orders should be addressed to IIAVILAND, HARRAL <fc CO., ( Special Agentss, Charleston, S. C., , Importers of Drugs, Medicines, ChcmicalH, Perfumery, Brushes, <tc. C^~ For sale by WARDLAW dr LYON, Abbeville; F. G. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY A GARY, Cokesbury. [junel'55 ly Joiner ftud Cabinet Shop, ! NEXT DOOF. TO THK PR CSS OFfJCE, ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C., THE undersigned, thankful for ^yiwaaf,*, past favors, and ever ready Er*W'T i to serve a generous public, may J " w J u be at ull times found at his Shop in the Eastern corner of Christian <t Deale's Coach Factory, where he is prepared to make PANEL LOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES, <tc.. <fcc. ' I will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOKCASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repnir furniture Jrc. I will keep constantly on hand ready made COFFINS of the best material and finest finish, either polished or eovored, all of which I will deliver to any point in the district free of charge with hearse or upon railroad if desired iu direction. All work done warranted as good as the best and cheap according. Ten per cent off for cash on all work done by me. For reference, apply to any gentleman in the Incorporation. G. C. BOWERS. June 22, 1865. 7 tf $25,000 WORTII of valuable LANDS for sale Hilll >>i Anderson and Pickens District, including fomc TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On one tract there is a good Saw Mill and Grist Mill, ' | and water power sufficient for a Wool and Cotton Factory and any other machinery. The LANDS neea no recommendation as , they are No. 1 and no mistake. Likely Negroes will be taken at fair Dricea in nnrt n?v ment. Terras made easy. Address the undersigned at Walton's Ford, Habersham County, Georgia; or he may be found 4 miles East of Jarret's Bridge, Pickens District, S. C. R. A. GILMER. July 6, 1855. 9 . tf HENRY VERNON; OR THE DBEAM. BY A GEORGIAN. TIII9 is the title of a Romance now in pro- ( cesa of completion, which will be issued in two numbers on the 1st and 15th of July, 1855. The scenes are laid mainly in the United State*, England and Spain. The work will be printed on pure white paper with new type ana will eaual in quantity of matter an orai- ' nary sized Duodecimo volume of 300 pages. 1 It will be promptly issued and forwarded to all ' who will send their orders accompanied with the cash. Terms. SINGLE COPY, (Two Numbers,) - - $0 75. i TO CLUBS OF 8 OR MORE, (per Copy,) 50. J3T Remittance* mutt be made in bills or change, and not in Post Office Stamps. Address JAMES M. SMYTHE, , Augusta, Qa. July 0, 1855. 9 tf Mills! Mills!! HARD TIMES MADE EASY; Owners of Grain, Look to Your Interest! THE anderaigned have associated themselves together for the purpose of carrying on the Milling holiness, at the following places, viz: Lowndesville Mills, one mile from Lowndesville?two places, upper and lower; . and Calhoun's Creek Mills, heretofore known i as Barn pa' Mill?. The Mills oo the Creek have juat been thor- ] onghly repaired from bottom to top, and lire j now in complete order for business. < From this date and until further notice we will grind grain at all of the above places on the following terms: Corn ana Wheat at all time* and ia the smallest quantities for the Unih ; aqd either or both sent from a distance of mora than five j miles ana in, quantities of twelve bushels or . xnaroiorih***!fth. 0. V. BARNES, 1 ' Z. WJBAROTBj 1 * ' 3S2BS?(? \'mkvM&t ? tTv m. w7 %; ~?, * $V<? HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOOD CARF AT CHARLES' :Ki? [Late J. C. jj[ The aabscribor will keep on hand the i COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROU TRAVELLING 1 ro be had in the State, embracing all the newest build to order any kind that innv be wanted, ii HarnoRR, doublo &. single j WhipB, Netting Also, Coactimaker's stock of al Z&F Repairing in all ils branches pror> VST All Work Jane 8, 1854. 2-4 GUMAT SOUTH CHOLERA. ) DYSENTERY, J- FOR AI.1. BOWEL DIARRHCEA. ) Llso, Admirably adapted to many Di Menstr The Virtues of Jacob's Cordial arc too Lht. It cures the vorst cases of Diarrhaa. Z(i It cures the worst forma of Jjyucntery. )il. It cires California or Mcxican Diarrhaa. irh. It relieve* thr severest Colic. ">th. It nires Cholera Morbus. 5th. It cures Cholera Infantum. A few short Extracts from "I have used .Jacob's Corditil in i?y fnuiilv, n o a.. > "It gives mo pleasure in being able to re ;xperience, and the experience of my neighbors a or me to believe it to be all that it purports to Forraei "I take great pleasure in recommending this i) liseafes, for which I believe it to be a sovereign i :ver tried by me." A. A. Gaul "I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, am] hose who have tried it, induces me to believe tl )f tLebind, and I would recommend its use in tl Miles G. Dobbin's, Cashier < "If there is nny credibility in human testimi ibove all other preparations for the cure of I5ov fnvor coming in from all quo iters, it must be noat if uot.all other 'pu'eul' preparations." "Thip efficient remedy is travelling into celot nto Russia, and gaining commendation whertvi For onle by Wardlaw <fc Lros, Abbeville C. H.; John Smith, Cokcabury ; \nd by the principal Merchants and Druggists t Feb 2, 1865?39 Guu] r.m WE IIAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND An will sell lower than ever offered in this i We will build to order nuv Vehicle in our lin< REPAIRING neatly done, as cheap ss ar ZST All New Worl WE also have on hand a large lot of FISK'd Al Lecting the dead for prolonged interment, for tro which we will Bell exceedingly low for CASH. we win aiao maKc ^urrnxa, ann send to any ETEARSE, -which will go free of chargo. Abbeville C. H., January 18, 13C6 LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTERESTS, AND CALL AT THE PEOPLE'S CASH GROCERY, AT MOUNT CA.RMEL, AND examine our fresh nuiiplie) of ORG/>!?? r TT?Ct nn/\Trrr> VJ-". ? J. J*. 'wxvjviiid, JTJX. V V JO J UJV/3, {JVJS t mjTIONERIBS, <tc., (fce., which we have on hand ind fere constantly receiving. Our motto is, "Live, and let life." HESTER A SCOTT. May 22, 185G ly E31- Those indebted to ua will jilense call ind settle forthwith, as we buy for cash, and nusthave cash if we sell. 2t White Lead! White Lead !! Cy/~\ Lbs Pure White ttU^UUU LEAD ground in Oil, AAA A* -11 T T*?ftT*T?*v ??* uuu UIII1UU9 pure LIAS?I!<U UlLi, 200 Boxes Window GLASS, Dsaorled sites from 8-10 to 24-80, 10,000 lbs. best quality PUTTY, together with a complete assortment of DRY PAINTS, PAINT BRUSHES, VARNISHES of superior quality, Ac., all of which will -be sold nt Charleston prices, and the quality of the arti lie warranted to give satisfaction, by S. T. AGNEW, Importer of English Hardware ic. Newberry Court House, S. C. June 18, 1854. 7 Sin NOTICE. ALL Persons indebted to me np to ? i?? r u.0. viiuiiiu) lusb r/(iu( conne joroard and utile by Cath, by the firtt of Auaiut text; for the large amounts of money wnic-h [ have borrowed are now called for, and I must them. Therefore, I cannot give loDgerinlulgenue. I will serve every man alike. K W. LAWSON. May 25, 1865 tlaug Eitray Tolled. MILTON SPEER, reciding near rf*n Lftwndaville. tolli before me an Eatray iiOLfi, of ? monad oolor; oomxnon size ; the left leg behind appears to have been broken ; Mtdly marked with the oollar; about'30 yeare ?f v- ** . Bell, B. G. G*nt wd W. Pr?tber at atftrantien dollars. WWW Neapolitan Bonnets g8? ; | P' j^v., - . * < IIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! TON FRICIS. Thornton.] largest and moat elegant assortment of uuttcs "rrmnitrc mnc cttttttitc ' VIAAJtJj V A.AJI KJ) U \J ^XViiXJ) ; WAGONS, die- fi stylos and latest fashions of the day, and will j the roost superb and durable manner. Also, Hj Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blanketa, &c. I kinds 011 lia.nd for sale low. iptly and faithfully done, at low price*. varrarited. .m ly ' SEH ES3ISB Y! ; ( CHOLERA M0RBU3, s DISEASES. ] BILIOU3 CHOLIC, ? ( CHOLERA INFANTUM, t seases of Females, especially Painful 1 nation. Well Known to Rcqnlre Encomiums. I 7th. It curcs Painful Menstruation. RtV. Tt -./.v,..* n.-L ?? r? ? - vvu. ?? # VMV. vo jl Utrt 1XJ UlA U7CU JUVJ718. Plli. ft counteract* Nervousness and De101 h. // restores Irregularities, [spond'-nci/. i 11th. It dispels Gloomy and Hysterical 12th. It is an admirable Tcnic. [Feeling-;. c Letters, Testimonial!), &c. J nd have found it a most efficient, nnd, in my Hon. Hiram Warner, 1 Jud^e of Supreme Court, Ga. f cotmncr.d Jacob's Cordial?my own personal ** md friends around me, in a Buificient guarantee 1 be, viz., a sovereign remedy." "VV.m. II. Ukdep.wood, rly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit. * nvaluable medicine to all afflicted with bowel remedy?decidedly superior to anything elr.e ding, Deputy G. m. of the Grand Lodge, Ga. I this, with all I hear about it as a remedy by llllt it Jifnnri* ftt. tho liotiH r*f rrarn i<i disease-i for which it is compounded." J )f the Bank of tbe State of Gevigia, Griffin. f :ny, Jacob'? Ooraiai must stand pre-cvuri-jnt ^ :tl Diseases. From the iruj of testimony in * very far in ad\auro, as a curative agent, of * A. FttHIN'O, i<*r Marine tnd Fire Insurance B.ink, Griffin. >rity as far.t as Bonnpnrte pushed his colnnr?n? er used."?Georgia Jcjfcrsnniati, May 19, 'G3. Robehts <fc Adams, Rodces' Depot; ii F. G. Parks, Greenwood ; jj Uavtland, Harhal <fc Co., Charleston, t Wholesale Agents; hrouorliouf the Stal4. t WM. W. BLISS & CO., Proprietors, Ho. '20 Beekmtn Street, New York. &GM FACTORY J ' jl assortment of Fine BUGGIES, which we market, on time to suit the purchaser. u i of business, at the ahdrtest notice. r ly other Establishment in the State. s. Warranted. ? n [ETALIG BURIAL CA9K3, air-tight, for pro- 3 nsportation, or any other desirable purpose, li part of the District desired. We have a now j THOS. M. CHRISTIAN. JAMES L. DEALE. 87 ly Till] INDEPENDENT PRESS, * PCDLTflllED WEHKLT, AT ABBEVILLE, B. C., AT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, J HAS a circulation of nearly one thousand in Abbeville District, and is constantly increasing. Its circulation in this State is about fourteen hundred, and its entire list of ^ subscribers numbers over sixteen hundred. It is therefore offered to the mercantile and busi- t nefta community generally as the best adverti- ^ sing medium iu the up-country of South Carolina. UATEB OF ADVERTISING. 1 pqunre 3 jnonths $ 4 00 ^ 1 square 6 months - - 6 00" 1 square 12 months ....... 10 00 2 squares 3 months ...... 6 00 2 squares 6 months - 10 00 2 equal es 12 months 15 00 8 squares" 3 months 8 00 3 squares 6 months 12 00 3 Rntmroa If? mrmtKlt ...... Oti Aft Q i squares 3 months .... . 10 00 P 4 squares 6 months 16 00 _ 4 squares 12 months 23 00 6 squares 3 months 15 00 5 squares C months 20 00 "1 5 squares 12 months 80 00 J ft?SF Advertisements inserted for n shorter 0 period than three months will he charged 76 cents per square{12 lines or less) for first, insertion find 87^ per square for each continuance. n 62T* Any one advertising by annual orsomi- v annual coutrnct can change his Advertisement monthly, if he desires. ? Subscribers to the paper who do not pay their subscriptions within the year will be 1 charg?d $1 50. [April 20, 1865 J W10UWW ffl WTEFMO. a UU/1A1 A U* WHOLESALE A, J^jST-AIL _ DEALER IK. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS & CON7B0TO%|B?CS, i ABBEVTLLlB, O. H., 9*0', ' Jfoy 10, 1868. 1-tf R ^ O. M. CAIHOUJI, WHOLESALE AND- RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN " BOOKS AND STATIONERY, , COLUMBIA, S. C. 4 . -Wi"' G> M. CALHOUN. a CtOABS} CIGARS! ?|| I iiJM CANDIDATES FOR. OFFICE. C3T" The friends of W. W. GRIFFIN respectfully announce liira a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election. [May 7, 1866. pT The friends of N1MR0D McCORD respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Sneriff nt the ensuing Election. %Sg~ The friendn of Capt. S. A. HoseKS respectfully announce him &a a candidate for Tom Collector at the ensuing election. : CSy" The friends of Jorra R. Warov respectally announce'him na a candidate for Tax CoU ector of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elea ion. C3T" "Wk are authorised to announce the Rev. (ames Moore as a candidate for rc-olection att Tax-Collector of Abbeville Dietrict, at the enluing election. EST Tlie friends of JAMES M. VANDlVEfc cspectfnlly announce him an a candidate for Tax Collector of Abbeville District, at the en ? "6 V4V.UVU. FULLER S HAT STORE, ' 238, RICHARDSON ST., COLUMBIA, S. C. [NEAR THE KEW STATE CAPITOL.] THE Proprietor of thin celebrated Establish* ment, nit hough only nine months has ;la?Mpd since he commenced business on bis >u>n account, vet it affords him great pleasure to itate to the <tcal<ra and citizens generally, of ABBEVILLE, tlmt he has met with that auc:ess thatseemed to warrant a large increase of tock and store-room, both of which additions ire nearly complete, and will be arranged for he vholtfale trade. pg" Five per centt off on bills of fifty dolars. Terms cash on delivery in every instance March 1C.1S66 [iiov 20,'64 NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD. Messrs. PERRYMAN & WALLER WOULD Inform the public that they have associated Mr SAMUEL PERRYMAN vitli their, for the purpo-e of carrying on th? Mercantile Business >n a mere extensive scale; the style of tbefirtii vill now be PERP.YMAN", WALLER & CO., it both New Market and Greenwood". We would alio snv to our friends that we. ' . 1? U - ? .<> ( 1UMTU (IIUCH J.'uiua in seJcCUIlg our UOOOJ or the Spring trade, therefore we Wovld repectfully solicit an exominotion at least, as we It;'.':: ourselves that for excellence and variety >f ?t vita, wo cannot be surpassed (if equalled) >V a:i7 stock ever before offered in this martel. * PEKRYMAN, WALLER <t CO. March 13, 18 .'<0 00 9m LAST ARRIVAL! DECLINE IN PRICES!! Lii addition to my former stock, I am >.m > rnow receiving from New York and ]Ft 'hil&delphia an cn?.ortment of GEN- l?BT ?LEMEN'3 DRESS GOODS, which, for qualiy, beauty and variety of styles, cxcela any have ever before offered. Fine and superfine BROADCLOTHS; Elegant French Doeskin CASSIMERE3 ; French Summer CASblMEREd, of various lew and beautiful styles; Extra fine GRENADINE SILK, for Veatng, a new and splendid article; also, MARSEILLES, of various new aud beautiful paterns; SATINS, <tc.; LINEN" DRILLINGS, late styles and buK-rior qualities; Superfine: French DRAP D*ETE, Ac. All these I am prepared to make up to ordir iter the latest fashions and in the most dnrabla oanner, having a supply of the bestTRIMIlNGStbat could be procured in the Northern ~..j -? > *? * nimic, uuu lib null IV WIT TtaUCllOTl OJ pTICtt. From my old friends and customers, and the tublic generally, I solicit an examination and rial JAMES SHILLITO. Abbeville C. H., April 20, 1856 ^ 60tf EDWARD WESTPiELD, Abbeville Court Home, RETURNS thanks for past favors, and respectfully solicits a pjnwif ontinuance of the name. lie keeps constantly on hand, of his own manifactiire, n T nrgc Assortment of SADDLES, IARNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac. ilso, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS and BITTS. Being a practical workman, he is prepared to lake to order all kinds of Saddles, flarnerwiand lilitnry Equipments, at short notice, uud at as jw prices as any other establishmcLt. p3?~Particular attention paid to all kinds of tepairing. lima O lOKA "? vwuv Vf lOU'ii OO Better than a Famine. ST7"E are constantly receiving additional W supplies to oar present stock, such as ? 5AC0X, LARD, and FLOUR. Daily rccciving and on hand a Jorge aupply f WHITE LEAD, PAINTS, TURPENTINE, JNSEED OIL, and anything ia the Painting inc. 1 Cask POTASH. Six Bales Bivingsville and Batesvillo COTTON YARN. Any of the above articles can be seen and lought low, for CASH, at Oranite Ranger fo. 6. H. S. KERR. ? Way 23, 1855. 3 tf Cordials, Syrups, &c# * A CASES Blackberry Cordial; Jc 4 Canes Lemon Syrup; VI 4 do. Raspberry Syrup ; f-. . 4 do. Pine Apple clo.; "* ,, 1 4 do. Underwood's Pickles; 4 do. East India Preserves; 4 do. Brandy Fruits. ? Th? above articles aro fresh an d of the best utilities, and will be sold at the lowest Cash rices. If. S. KEllIt. June 1, 1855 4 ~ " . Tobaceo and Se?ars. PARTICULAR Attention is dirofttWd to my stock of Tobacco aud Scgave. Just s<y eived? - . 10,000 bestSpanish Segars; . ~n ' * 26 boxes various brands Tobacco from the' lanufaoturera, which will be sold a* per in-1 oice. H. S. KERR. : June 1, 1855 4 fiW Special Notice, -r"*"~V [CE CREAM, frotn'and after this date, fit the > "Variety Stored until further notice, will * , e served triweekly?Tn?edayi<, Thursdays, nd Saturdays, between 2'ari'J 9 p. jr. - -Jt To Carriage Makers! PLEASE Tako Notice that I have on hand any anantifcy of Turned Stiftfer for Bmy-Seats, which I will sell Iow JbKfeash. They Jake the moat fashionable a&ibeantlfnl S?a%. May 16,1855 2 ^ . ott