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Great Combined
r* HW H1Y *T K '/f V YY AJV
w x m & jtk a x u m
AND ZOOLOGICAL ARENA,!
WILL PERFORM AT Abbeville on Tuesday,
September 4lli; alio at Chanpells'?
Depot, September 1st, and Greenwood September
2d.
This establishment has been thoroughly refitted,
and at an immense expense to the Proprietors,
since their last travelling tour. They !
nave procured a new and extensive addition
of ANIMALS, young, freshly cashed, and possessing
all the charactcrintiusaud hubits of their
native state.
, Equestrian Director Mr. W. B. CARROLL.
Master of the Ring Dr. WOOLS'lON.
Clowns II. HOUGH .v J. W. WARD.
Amongst the most conspicuous features of j
this Superb Exhibition, are the following: A|
new and magnificently dressed entree entitled
"The Crusaders,"
Led by Mr. W. B. Carroll and Mad. Carroll.
The celebrated equestrian
LA PETITE MARIH, ONLY 8 YEARS OLD,
"Will appear in her Grand Principal Act entitled
"IS'ymph of tiik Ki.oati.no Veii_"
MR. J. W. WART) will ut>near on the Pk
ing Cords, acknowledged to be the best, in the
world.
Grand Principal Act by Madame CAlU'OLL.
in which this cnmplishcd artiste lias won a
reputation second to none.
LA PKTITE MAItlA will also enter the den
with a full grown Hunting Leonard, verifying
the Prophecy that the "lion and the lamb shall
lie down together, and a little child shall lead |
them."
Mr. W. B. CA11ROLL, in his great Two and
Four Horse Act, carrying Mile Carroll in various
thrilling scenes. >
With Dr. WOOl-STON, as Master of King,
and IIOUGII and WAUI), as Clowns, the audience
will be entertained with plenty of rich
sayings without vulgarity.
The performances will be accompanied by
the American Brass Band, led by IIkskv Stkniiacker,
late of the Orchestra at the Academv
of Music, New York.
S3T Admission to the entire double exhibition
60 cents.?Children and Servants half J
price.
Performance to commence at 2 an<l 7 o'clock, j
P. M. Doors open half an hour previously.
13. M. SMITH, Agent,
August 24, 1805 10 td
r\Tew Wool-Carding
iva *oh mt Hi: o
BY tlie twenty-fifth instant, wc will he prepared
to Card WOOL into Rolls) on a
new set of "WOOL CARDS, with a BURR ,
MACHINE attached, that will burr the wool
witu less waste than if dono by bund. Tlie
whole Machine well constructed hy W. S. I
1TUTCHINGS ?fc SON, is new, and situated on
Tohnson'a Creek, in Abbeville, five miles (
.North of Temple of Health l'ost Office, two
and a half miles East, of the junction of the
General's and Ward's Uoatls, and near the
latter, being nine miles \Wst of Due West ]
Corner. We *;ill be able to Card from onehundred
to one hundred and fifry pounds 1
Wool per day, and respectfully solicit the patronage
of the public. JASlES YOUNG, 1
T. AUG. BLACK.
Aug 13, 15 tf
NOTICE.
f~I"MIE undersigned, intending to remove from <
_1_ the State, about the twentieth of Oeto- ]
ber next, respectfully requests those indebted ]
to him to rnako Payment4 before lie'urn Day ]
> next, as longer indulgence vill not be given. ]
Those who bavo^beuojne indebted to him this ]
?jVlTiTbj"^eeunnts. arc requested to give their
notes, Paj-able January next, or the CASH. (
ns they may choose, all Payments and Settlemenls
must be made against the time specified,
as it would be exceedingly disagreeable
to sue any one. JOHN DAVIS, M. D.
Abbeville, S. C.,
August 13, 1855 15 if |
Sheriff's Sales. <
BY virtue of sundry Writs of Ficra Facias
to me directed, I will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday in September next,
within the legal hours of sale, the following
property, to wit:
72 Acres of Land, more or less, hounded b}A.
A. Laramore, Hague Law ton, and others, as
the property of B. K. Gibert, adk Sale <fe Lark, /
and others.
- ' 277 Acres, more or less, bounded by Wni. Ten- ,
nant, Edwnrd Calhoun and others, as the pron
ertvof the same, odd. Belcher <fc llollingsworth
ana others. I
60 Acres, more or less, (on which there nre rv
fine set of Merchant Mills,) bounded by Peter
Guillebenu, J P Graves and others, n? the j>rop- ,
erty of tlie same, ads. Gould, Bulkloy <fc Co.
and others."
All the interest that James Moore has in a ;
tract of Laud, containing 150 Acres more or
less, bounded by James Ilill, Wm, C. Graham,
and others, levied on as the property of Jaines ]
Moore, ada. James Graham, and others.
77 Acres, more or less, bounded by John ,
Vance, Elihu Watson, and others, as tlio property
of J. R. Swancy, ads. J. N. Cochran, and (
others.
35 Acres, more or less, boudned by Willinqj
Banks, James Banks and other*, as the property
of Eliaft Banks, ads. Jatncs A.Talbert* and
others. .. V*'
, ..86 A^es, more or less, bounded by Catharine
' Martin, S. C? Edmunds, and others, as.the prop?
erty of Wm. Banks, ads. Jas. A. Tolbert^ and
1 others.
600 Acres, hiore or lead, bounded by Andrew
Noble, Israel Holt, and others, as the property ,
of W. D. Partlow, ads. Tho 0. ?fc 0. Railroad
Coropany?1-2
Acre Lot, on which thero is a Garrjaaq
iop,-in the Village of Mt Carmel, bounded
W. C. Ware, and others^ as the propety of
E. Harris, ads. Bones, Gilbert & Bones, and
J*' . - ? .* 1
Houses and Lota in the Village of Abbe- <
xe, cdQtainibg respectively, 5J, -7, -If, A\t
rek, md?e orlMa air well improved, bounded
las. ?L Cobb^ .Jane Alston, and others, levd
on as the prbperty of B. V. Posey, ads. A.
PdtftjV *ncl others. j
l Negro Boy, Eb?nexer. as the property "of W. .
W. Auderson, ?d?.'8. JC G. Gary and others,^. ;
ir - r J
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY. 1
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY !
LOTTERY. 1
By Authority of the State of Georgia.]
Macon, Georgia.
"I"MIIS I.OTTERY is conducted on the plan
JL of the Royal Lottery of llavanna, of
numbers?and drawn at CONCERT
IIAI.L, Macon, Ga.. under the sworn Superin.eiidence
of Col. Geo. M. Logan, and .las. A.
Sisbct, Esq.
Grand Scheme for September 3d, 1855.
IVhcn Prizes amounting to
*sr> 9 ?? ?? ?? m ,
CLASS D.
WXI.L UK DISTRUSTED AS FOLLOWS: J
K3 J*. B ST TT A. E o ,
I Prize of $12,000 1 Prize of $5,000
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I Prize of l,.r?00 1 Prize of 1.200 ]
[ Prziu .?f 1,100 5 do of 1,000 ]
10 do of 4<>0 10 do ?f ISO
12 do of 120 20 do of 100 i
5i) do of 60 250 " of 25
JS Approximation Prizes of 860
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Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and
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strictly confidential. Drawings sent to
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WHOLE TICKETS $9; HALVES $ t ; QUARTERS ?2.
\ddress JAMES. F. WINTER, Manager,
Maeon, Georgia.
NEW MEDICAL COLLEGE,
AT SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
TMIV. T?APT!I.TV ..f ?1... l...? 1
JL about to be established at Savannah,
live notice Hint their Circular will be issued
is soon'as the Chair of Surgery is filled.
II. L. Bvbd, M. D., (lnre of Savannnh Medical
College,) l'rofoesor of the Principles and
Practice of Physic.
E. LeRoy Antony, M. D., of Waynesboro, !
Hfa., -Professor of Obstetrics and diseases of
Women and Children.
Wesley C. Norwood, M. I).,* of Cokesbury,
3. C., Professor of Materia Mediea and Medical
Jurisprudence.
J.01e8 S. Morel, M. D., of Savannah, Ga,
Professor of Anatomy.
John Davis, M. !>., of Abbeville, S. C., Professor
of Physiology.
William T. Feay, A M., of Savannah, ProFessor
of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
\rr. , Professor of Surgery*'
R. J. Nu.vn, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy^
> .
The regular course of Lectures will cpmmence
on the First Day of November, end contiime
until.tlie First of March ensaincr. ,
Tho Fees will bo the same as in other respectable
Medical Colleges. Full particulaja as to
Board, Regulations of the Coljege, 4tt., -will be
furnished in the: Circular, and on application
to - ? ?? 'IT L.BYRD, M. D.,Daan.
Augtffl955. 15
- : ^-r- '-/j- - '
Messrs. LANDRUM & GAEYr
Partner* in Law apd Equity,
Will Promptly attend to all business entrusted
to their care. yy^Office in Law Range, Edgefield
C. H. G. W. L AN DRUM,
% > M. W. GARY.
iJpn&p, 1855 I'm
HENRY S. KSRR,
w no ju esa i;T AI
abbevillji. i
Dissolution.
THE Copartnership of WHITE <fc BULLOCK
is this day dissolved bv mutual
consent All persons indebted to saiu firm are
requested to make early payment
? .TOnN WHITE,
M. L. BULLOCK.
July 26, 1855. 13 3in
Wanted to Buy I
\ NEGRO MAX, not more than Thir* i
. ty years old ; a good field hand /is j
and of good moral character; for which - *S- j
the highest CASH price will bo given. Any j
one having such n Negro for sale would do |
well to call on the subscriber three miles West j
of Abbeville Village.
GEORGE DUESENBERRY,
August 6, 1855. \\ 2t
I
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c.
6,000 Lbs. Pure and -No. 1. Wliito j
' '200 Gals. Lincecd Oil,
100 Paint Brushes, (assorted sires.)
All of which arc offered as low, for Cash, m
thev can be houuht in nnv oilier market, by
II. S. KERR.
July 27, 11 tf
Sale of Stocks.
Graniteville Manufacturing Company. 1
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
BY permission of M. McDonald, 0. C. P.,
and, in this matter, Ordinary TTx-Officio, (
the Administrators of the Estate of the late |
John Mellwain, will sell at Public Auction at
Abbeville Court. House, on the first Monday in <
September next, the following Stocks belong-! ]
ii:g to said Estate, viz:
One Hundred and thirty Shares ($2,COO)! 1
i>r?:enviiie and Columbia Ruilroad, ou wbiclt ]
Assessment is paid.
Three Shares ($1,500) Graniteville Mauufnc-1
turing Company. !.
Tkkms.?Credit until l9t of January, 185C. i
WILLIAM IIILL, ) . !
T. A. SALE, f Admrs' |
Aug 7, 18G5 14 8t i (
AMERICAN HOTEL. \
HAMBURG, S. C. j
M^lIE Proprietors of this well known est.ali1.
lishmeiit beg to inform the publie gen- '
eralh* that it hnschanged hands, and will bo
Re-Opened on flic First day ?? i
August next, j,
For the ac.-ommodution of all who may favor
them with their patronage. The House is now
undergoing thorough repair*. No pains or
expense will be spared to render it a desirable ?
stopping plaee.
The htaoles upon the premises are already
fitted up, attentive Ostlers engaged, and Stock
placed in our charge will be scrupulously cared
for. HAIJRIKT k nnt'im I
O. 11. P. SCOTT,
W. Vs. SALE. ;
July 27, 1805 11 Ct
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
A bbcvill e J J it: t ric t. ? Ci tation.
IIEREAS, Eli Thornton has applied
\ to me for Letters of Adminintration
on nil and singular the goods and chat- j
tela, rights and credits of Betsy Mt-Combs, late
of the District aforesaid, deceased :
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish *
all and pingular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to he and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be liolden at Abbeville Court House, on the f
first day of September next, to show cause,
if any, why the said administration should not
be granted. t
ujveil unanr my nana una seal, this six- J
teenth day of August in the year ofourLord t
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five,
and in the eightieth year of American
Independence.
W. IIILL, 0. A. D. ' ,
Aug 17, 1855 15 2w
EDWARD W E ST FIELD, 1
Abbeville Court House,
I) ETURNS thanks for post favors, J
L and respectfully solicits a
lontinuonee of the same. _ (
He keeps constantly on hand, of his own man- i
iifaeture. a Large Assortment. <>f SADDLES, i
HARNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, ?te.
tUso, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS and lilTTS. t
Being a practical workman, he is prepared to <
nnke to order all kinds of Saddles, Harness and
Military Equipment.^at short notice, and ui as i
low prices as any other establishment. <
?3?~Particular attention paid to all kimlsof ]
Repairing.
JuneS, 1851. fiG tf
LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTERESTS,
AND CALL AT THE
PEOPLE'S CASH GROCERY '
AT MOUNT CARMEL, (
VND examine our fresh supplies of GRO- (
(JERIES, PRO VISIONS, CONFEC- ,
77 ONER IES, <tc., ?fcc., -which we have on hand
uid are constantly receiving.
Our motto is, "Live, nnd let live."
HESTER SCOTT.
May 22, 1855 ly
Those indebted to us will nlon!?<? mil
Mid settle forthwith, as we buy for cash; ami :
must have cash if we sell. 2t j
Settlement, [
ESTATE OK WILLIAM THOMPSON, DECEASED.
"VTOTICE is hereby (riven to th? Kindred and .
-L1 Creditors of paid deceased, tliat a final
settlement will bo mnde of baid Estate, in the
Court of Ordinary, on Friday t he fifth of Oe- I
tobcrnext. JAMES "W. ItlCHARDSON, ^
Administrator. .
July 5, 1855. 10 3m. .
Eslray Tolled.
M IT.TOM SPirii-n ?
* i **"'**? lUDIUIllg lltflil"
/ < f 1 Lowndsville. tolls before mc an E&tray
MUiiE, of a inonso color; common size; the ]
left leg behind appears to have been broken ;
badly niaiked with the collar; about20 years
old. Appraised by W. M. Bell, R. G. Gant
and W. Pralherat seventeen dollar*
T. W.. GANT, if. A. J).
May 10, 1865 U lin
ORIENT CHAPTER 0, R. A. M,, "
COKES BURY, '
WILL meet on the Fourth Monday of overy
month; also, on the Friday in February,
April, Jane, August, Ootober, December,
at 3 P. M. (
Feb. 16, 1855. *41 ly
G. 1TI. CALHOUN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
Rnmrfl AWT> fliPAHrnwtniv ?
^ COLUMBIA, 8. 0. , '
^A^p''9?-180?. *. l&?ly vc
SCOTT'8 LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,
Patented May 10, 1854.
.!
rpiIE nltenlion of iho Planters, Farmers, and
JL S'oek-foedcra in genera!, arc repectfnlly
culled to this Mill as tlie most important article
of the kind now in use ; r.ot only well adapted
for grinding Cob Meal for Stock, but Grits or j
fine Hominy for the table, and especially Breed i
Meal from Corn not fully ripe or dry in the
full. ... ^
In setting this Mill, no mechanic or frame
work is wanted, only requiring to be fastened
to a floor or platform. Easily adjusted and
used by any body, even acbild.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first
premiums at the late Agricultural Fain of Missouri.
Kentucky, Maryland, and othf-r States; f
and that in the most complimentary manner;
ar. well as the most rf-ady commendations from t
the thousands witnessing it* performance. ^
These Mills are guaranteed in the most posi- j
live manner against defects or breakage, when j
properly used ; and No. 2 warranted to grind
10 bushels of feed perkour with one horse, and
offered at the low price of $60, all complete r
for attaching the team ; No. 3, at $05. grinds j,
If? bushels per hour, with one hone; No. 4, at ^
57 f?, grinds 20 bushels per hour with two t,
liorses. <j
The above Mills may be found at the agency j;
por the Manufacturers at Abbeville Court g
Elouse, in the course of two weeks.
HENRY S. KERR Ao't.
August 8, 1855. 14 St
cheap"?ooi>$t ~ 5
I WOULD Riiy to my friends and the public u
generally, u3 I nm nuxiouH to poll off the f
intire Remainder of my sprint; nnd Summer (
stock, that I am now offering it at very reJueed
prices for Cash. My Stuck consist* in j
part of ?
Printed MUSLINS, BAREGES, nnd .
BAREGE DELAINES.
Embroidered Swiss MUSLINS.
White and Colored Summer SILKS,
Plaid GINGHAMS, Chambra do. I.inleu
do., *
CIIIMISETTES, COLLARS,
CUFFS, UNDERSLFF. VFS,
Jnckouet and Swiss EDGINGS and IN
SERTINGS.
BONNETS, Bonnet RIBBONS,
ARTIFICIALS. White WREATHES,
Thread and Cotton LACES, r
?ALSO?
Linnen TiRILLS, ,
White, Colored and Plan! Summer CAS- f
SIMERES, 1
MaiR':il!o<5, Silk and Satin TESTINGS,
Silk HANDKERCHIEFS,
CRAVATS, COLLARS, <fcc.. I
Cloth CAPS,
B. B. HATS, Palm ar.d Leghorn do.
UMBRELLAS,
Scotch SNUFF, QUININE, and Frying 1
PANS.
HARDWARE. CROCKERY,
GLASS aud CHINA WARE, BOOTS, \
SHOES ?fcc.
?ALSO?
BulIot^/OZ/X/?S,
Scythe BLADES and PAhV UL'RER,
ind numerous articles loo tedious to mention. <
I
I would also say to inv friends that are inIcbted
to me by Note or Account that I have
^otes that must be paid ; therefore, longer iululgenee
cannot be given. J. A. ALL.F.X. /
August 3, 1855. 13 -It
For Rent. >
rllK subscriber offers fcr rent two
eligible and commodious Store j *
loom*. The one formerly occupied by Willion
<fc Williams, as a Dry Goods Store, on the I
astern corner of the Public Square, <>p]iosite j
he Marshall House and next the Post Oilier.
The other formerly occupied by W^l Hugh>y
as a Wholesale Grocery Store, und lying
imnediately back of the former, and on Washuglon
Street.
The Rooms are in good repair, well suited i
o any branch of mercantile business, and oc:tipy
us eligible locations us any in the village.
Possession of either or both will lie given
immediately, if desired, and terms made ac:omniodatiiig.
Cull and see the premises and t
>roprietor. JXO. SlcLAHEN.
Ausrust 1. 1855 13 Sin !
___Z 1
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
OrncE G. axb C. R. R. Co.,
Abbeville, *1 uly 31. 1855.
" j"MIE Conductors are not authorized to carrv
JL letters on tlie Road out of the Mail*, exsept
upon business of the Company. The I
Company will not be responsible in case of loss
>r miscarriage of Letters thus taken.
T. C. FERRIS',
President. (|
August 3, 18.>.r? 13 tf
Wlicat, Wlieut.
A S there has been mudi inquiry in regard
Ijl. to the Sale of WHEAT, m this District, u
i make tliis publication for the purpose of letting z
Planters know that they can find a purchaser T
it Abbeville Court House, for all that may be ?
)ffcred at the market price. " ?
Enquire of IIEXRY S. KERR.
July 27, 11 tf jj
Now Flour. 1
CONSTANTLY on hand from the best Mills c
J in the District, a good Stock of FLOUR
rom NEW WHEAT, which is offered at the r
owest market price by H. S. KERR. \
July 27 11 tf );
Bacon and Lard. 11
i /^V T l,? T.-.l>,^C3An 8
LU,<JUO BACO^ consisting of J
Hnma, (neatly trimmed,) Shoulders nnd Sides. I
BOO Lbs. Leaf LARD.
On Consignment for cash onlv.
fi. S.JCERR. I
If you want Large Turnips, I
pi ET a Sack of OUAXO from KERR, and j
IJT bow it on your natch. It hnsbeeu tried <j
and proved to he the beat Turnip fertilizer in
use. Try a Sock of it. II. S. KERR. s
July 27. 11 ' * tf I
Factory Yarn. J
3 BALIS YARN from UuAia Vista
^ictory, (Greenville.) Recom- t
mendod to bn tho best evef offered, for its
evon, regular textfye. H. S. KERR, j
.. Ag't. j
N. 0. and W. I. Molasaes. i
C) Bbls. New OrleaTrt.Syrbp,- jf< ,
AO SO Bble. W. I. Molaases, a
4 Hhds. " " , ,
' In gobd order and condition, for sale by t
v H. S. KEftK. i
: jjbKss 4N(iyi)j63toH,'
\v'% j&aatffartM, A?% <
OffU* next door to Thornton. 4&ati,
H. A, 30v?!) J' [/. ^mKGfirp^ I
' W
"abb?VI&LB GO,
WE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND An
will sell lower than ever offered in ilii?
Wo will build to order any Vehicle iu our Ihi
REPAIRING neatly done, aaclieup (>s a
CST All ITew Wor
W? also have on Land a large lot of FISK'3 I
:eeting the dead for prolonged interment, for tri
ivhieh we will sell exceedingly lqw for CAHil.
We will alitu make COFFl.NS, and send to any
IFiVRSE, which will go free of charge.
Abbeville C. H., January 10. 13Gf>
Lincoln Land for Sale! j
rHE undersigned is now oflferinjj for sale I
tlint desirable tract of Land, kuowu as
he TATOM PLACE, lying on the Forks of
he Road* loading from Lineolnton to Washngtun,
and from Barksdale's Ferry to Waalingtoii.
Said Traet contains
519 Acres
r.orc or leas. Ninety or One Hundred of which
a Woodland, Eighty Fresh, and th.s greater
tortion of the remainder in good state of culivotion;
adjoins lands of Sims, Zellnra and
ithers, and in diatant from Liucolntou five
iiilcH. from Fruzir's Mine one ncd a lmlf, and
iale'a Mine two and rt half mi! en.
Directly in tho Forks stand* a very large and
lomtcodious
Dwelling*;
hero i* alt?*, n good GIN" HOUSE, SCREW,
SARNS and nil necessary out houses, fine Orhards,
a school house within half p. mile, and
or health the place cannot be surpassed in !
Jc^rgia. I
Persons wishing to purchase may inquire of |
L J. l.ang. Esq., at Lincolnton, of the under-1
i}jiiod on the premises. If not disposed of pre-!
ious to l et Tuesday in December next, will of-1
er the same at public outcry upon that day.
Terms to suit purchasers.
JOHN II. TATOM, Jun.
I.ineolntou, Ceorgia.
.Inly 2','. 1805. 11 f.t j
mmmtsk
Office Gen. Slt'dt G. ?fc C. R. R.
Iln.exa, Jul}* 24, 16f>G.
I^ilE following Schedule for Passenger Trains
will go into operation on Monday next,
:0th i?;nt, viz:
Jp, Leave Columbia 9.00 A. M.
" Frost's Mill 9.30
" Littleton 10.05
" Allstca 10.46
" Hope's 11.00
" Pomaria 11.10
" Prosperity 11.46
" Newberry 12.13
" Helena 12.24
" Silverstreet 12.42
" Saluda 1.10 P. ?il.
" Chappell'fl 1.23
" Ninety Six 2.00
< Vi, o or
" Greenwood 2.56
" Cokcsbury .3.20
Lrrive nt Abbeville 4.15
Leave Baremore's 3.C0
" Doualds 4.00
" llonenpatli 4.28
" Helton 0.05
Irrivc at Anderson 6.00
Leaves Willinmntou C.40
" Golden Grove C.28
Arrive at Greenville 7.00
)ovsrn, Leave Greenville 5.30 A. M.
" Golden Grove C.03
" "Williamstou 6.33
11 Anderson 6.20
" Belton 7.00
" Honeapath 7.68
" Donalds 8.25
" Baremoro'3 8.10
" Abbeville 8.00
" Cokesbury 9.00
" Greenwood 9.35
" New Market 9.60
' Ninety Six 10.15
" Chappell'a 10.53
" Saluda T. O. 11.05
" Silver Street 11.33
" Helena 11.55
i\ewucny jvj.io r. .u.
" Prosperity 12.40
" Pomaria J. 10
" Hope's 1.22
" Allnton 1.47
" Littleton 2.25
" Froal's 2. CO
Arrive nt Columbia 8.15
E. F. RAWORTH, Gen. SupMt.
July 18, 1850. 12 It
IFi'IC'E OF THE ?ARYU.\D CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES,
Bnltimorc, July 1, 1655.
A LL Ticketj on Certificate* of Packaof.5
lY_ on Tickets, is tiie Lotteries actiiop.ied
by tiie State of Maryland bear the liHOOUAri!ei>
sioxature ok F. X. BRKNAX.
lENEUAL AOEXT FOll THE CONTRACTOR, AND ANY ,
Tiir.lIS ARE FRAUDS.
Owing to numerous applications from all
mrtsof t-lic country, the management will give
heir attention to the filling of orders for Tickts
or Certificates, in the Alnrylaud Lotteries.
Persons at ft <1istancc nioy coiifidentlj' rely
pon having their orders for Tickcts promptly
illed, and the strictest confidence observed.
These Lotteries are drawn daily in pubic
in the city of Baltimore, under the Sulerinlendcnce
of the State Lottery Commisionor.
llcnvy Bonds are given to the State os
county for the payment of all Prizes. The
iriccs of whole Tickets are from 81 to $20.
lalf and Quarter Tickets in proportion.
There arc never less than 23,000 Prizes iff '
ny Lottery, which Prizes vary in amount from
1 to $100,000, according to "the price of the
'icket*. For instance? t
Vhen the prico of Tickets is $1 tho highest:
'rize i3 about $5,000; when $3, 10,000 ; whettfl
15. 20,000; when ?1CL ?40,000; wlion #20, 7(V
00. With numerous Prizes of 810.000. 45.000.1
11,000, $o00, &100, <fce. Ac. Persons cnu re- y
nit us any amount, from $1 upwards, that they
?ish to invest, on receipt of which wo forward
ts value in Tickets in tho Lottery designated
>y the purchaser, or, if none bo delimited, 1
hon some Lottery that will bo drawn after
he buyer has pot the ticket in hi* possession. 1
^.n Official Scheme of the Lottery jnll be sent
vith all tickets ordered, carnally sealed in an
>rdinary?#nvelope, and onihqday the.Lottory
s drawn the olficial-DVawirig be sent, \o* 4
;eth?'r with a w ritten Explanation of 'the ro,ult
pf.tho purchase. ThtfD'rawn Numbers are
^ published in the daijv/papora of the City
lf-'BaUirtioi-y, and in tho Daily Rational Iutelignncor,
^totyngtoo, D. C. ?A
Circnlar containing all tho. feche&es
>e sent to any oije by urid?f?
-- 17 -*r
ACH FACTORY!
nsuoitmont of Fine BUtJCIES, which we
mni kct, ou time to tuiit the purchaser.
e of businc**, nt the Mhortot notice.
iiy other EHtublishinent iu the State.
k Warranted. .??3
tfETALTC BURIAL CASES, nir-ti^ht, for proinapoitution,
or any other desirable purpose,
part of the District desired. Weliavoa new
TITOS. M. CHRISTIAN,
JAMES T, nP.AT.F.
37 ly
FOUEB
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
the celebrated
COLLETON
BITTERS,
A Purely Vegetable Preparation .
and a
<>OV?EEKOi\ BEREDl
for
DYSPEPSIA.
THESE BITTERS are purely a VEGETABLE
COMPOUND, and ore offered to
the public under the fullest conviction that
thev will be found a safe and sovereign REMEDY
for DYSPEPSIA.
Th?y have been triumphantly tented, not
only by numerous families and Physicians ia
the South, who have furnished ample testimony
as to their decided excellence, but also by
the proprietor, who, for ten yearn, suffered all
the ^looin incident to that stubborn and distressing
disease.
The COLLETON BITTERS are also a Carminative,
most excellent feu: Cholera Morbus,
Costivyix-39, S'-n Sickness, tTausen, proccoding
from whatever cause, Shortness of Breath,
n_., n'.-uiiuuui, urarops ana Stitches in
the
The above Medicine ii highly recommended
to literary gentlemen, students, elderly people,
and others of sedentary babit6.
'T do hereby certify that I hare known and
mod your celebrated compound colleton
BITTERS in my family for more tbnn fifteen
years, atid I do verily believe it to be one of
Ibe most valuable Family and Plantation Medieiii"si?
use, having witnessed their beneficial
effects in to many instances, that with truth it
may be affirmed, they well deserve the high
encomiums which they have received from the
afflicted who have partaken of their invigorating
and health-restoring properties.
Signed, CJIAS. G. CAPERS, Planter,
St Helena, S. C."
The undersigned, wholesale Agents for the
above, take pleasure in stating that they are intimately
ucquainted with the. manufacture of
the "Colleton Bitters," hence they do not hesitate
to commend the article as possessing rare
virtue, and well calculated to afford relief in
Dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.
Retail Prico 50 Cents a Bottlo!
For which sum an incalculable amount of suffering
may be arrested. The trade will b?
supplied ou liberal terms.
Orders should be addressed to
havilaisd, harral <t co.,
Special Agentaa, Charleston, S. C.,
Importers of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Perfumery, Brushes, <te.
Z3T For =ale by WARDLAW & LYON,
Abbeville; F. G. PARKS, Greenwood: GARY
?fc GARY, Cokosbury. [june 1'56 ly
NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD. "
Messrs. PERRYMAJT & WALLER
WOULD Inform the public that they haver
V y associated Mr. SAMUEL PERRYMAN
with them, for the purpo.-e of carrying on the
ITIcrrmitilc BusiucsH
on a niure extensive soale; the style of the firm ^
will now ho PER P. YM AN, waller <fc CO.,
?i ir.ti. x- - ? -i n j
#it uvui *h'\v i>iaruut uuu urmiwooo.
Wo would also sav to our friends that we
have taken much pains in selecting our Goods
for the Spring trade, therefore we -would respectfully
solicit an examination at least, as we
flatter nurd elves that for excellence and variety
of styles, we cannot be surpassed (if equalled}:
bv any stock ever before offered in this market.
PERRYMAN, WALLER & CO. ,
.V^rch 19. 1805 60 9ta ,
FULLER'S HAT STORE,
258, RICHARDSON ST.,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
[near- tite kew state cAprrot.]
THE Proprietor of this celebrated Establishment,-although
only nine montht has *. elapsed
since he commenced business on his
ovn account, vet it affords him great pleasure to *
state to the dcaUr* and citizens generally, of*"
ABBEVILLE, that he has mot with that silt- *
cess that, seemed to warrant a large increase of
nuvn tiMu sivtKHUUIII, UUIII UI WHICH HQaiUODB
are nearly complete, and will be arranged for
tlie wholesale trade. yc . -v
far* Five percent off on hills of fifty dole .p
lars. Terms cash on delivery in every inatonoe .
March 10,1865 [riov 20, '64 ,
tA^DIDATJES FOR OFFICE.
CS?" The friends "of 3. G. W. Dliir respf ctfully
announce him a Candidate for Sheriff, at
the next Election. ? '
CST The friends of W. Wi;GRIFTlft{&nectfully
announce him a candidate for * Sheriff afc^r
the ensuing election. . .'?M&y 7, 1866.'^.,.
gSf The jfrienda of.NJMROD McCOB^ri*
Bpectfully announce him as a Candidate
Sheriff at the ensuing Election. ?- y
The friends of Capt. S. A; IIoDoea re*pectfully
anpounee'him an n -candidate for TtiX, ? ^
QolUcior.ai.the ensuing election.
The friends of John R. WilroS r??r*w>t
fully announce him as a candidate for T&?Col~
{^e^:of Ab^i^ ;
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