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Tiiti INI)EPKKDI:.NT I'liESS 18 runutMiKi* evkuy ki;ii?.\y moumno, by FCCXETT & WILSON, Propriotora. TERMS. J1 per aniiuin. inrariiittt;/ in iii/miic. Advertisement* will lie inserted ??>iiN|>ieuoiiKlv Bt tli<? following very low riit??*: 1 njnare of lz tine* >>r los?, 1 iiiKertion, "?>' Every followini; iurtfi-tion, 1 sqtsurc !i month*, .... $ I tic 1 " ( " .... . it HI 1 " 1 year, In M Annoiineinj* a t'lindidnto, tin n tvnneo.) :i ?>i> Lilx-rai <l?*?I?! * ions will l?o made to |>iTMOti-. advert isdtit* lnively. All oliiitiHvy noliee* o\oei? liju* tweho linos v ill l>i> elinrpod ms iidverttM-meniA. ?3?" All I'viti'imjii'Vitioiis tiit>1 tollers <vi )uni ! with tlii* oltiee. must l>o tt.Uivf.. .1 i > I'm IstifiTMU'M l'i;i>s. \M?ovttlo V. II : > i', n:i t'Aiti. to itiMirn uttintion. I POETRY. 1 LiOllolilU'VI. I Mine lioiirx of i'IkiiiI ?>'??r rac ?.?*>, A'.i'l I :ini 1 know not ti??\v, Hut. miiUm my i>o?l u it Inn . I'm ?'ill iiml nn<l wlni to mo ) Arc nil jm*t. yi'iirs ?f tovoln, Apil liotirrt cil joyoiin y. j CM" mirlli :nul inunir'H tli:i' Fnir forms 1'vo ?tlu'V n?o n'.l ' Dear t*li at pi?i I tiseil to .!. <( vj<on, This ovo nro I'nr . V'hut now avail tlio Ii.-m* 1 ( I'm Ip'iv, a!! Ion >!\ now -,> thonjih T !i:n) on jtrth nor or <Vv.\ NorV'nol .''sv Tlii* i Of ItO.iV 'V ! > i U, > i v .< n A'l.i \ ? ." ? . I' .--11 .. Kr .-< '.?.? y.> v . 4. ' ' II! ' . / V !.y* j>/ r f?- ri?, 1 1, > , 1 v, 1 ?f>< iv?i.-* v' i.t:' K.?r (. 1 . tiv' nvi'f* *.*>?..*. f't r)r> ' l.o, v., J.j. ,)..< h:v i-.-.j I""' V"f>' -i, fi l -ft.-, ?. . 1* ri.i-i m * 111? i.ii.on : v.'.-' i.jV'j, V. .! T-rr, v K . t-.i-oK- ' W'r.s' z:v r i 1 . -icux.' 'Tis >trar.g?_?:h:s solitary r.our." And loneliness halh wondrov.s pcwer, To strip old ages of thoir .lower. And bow too spirit lew. Itnakc-th self to fill tho whole? To be the all-pervading boul, In solitude of fear ; Til! up to Thee, my spirits Sire, j My flultcrings thought are'bid stpiro, To taiai the yearnings and desire, That Etart? the herniit'6 tear. THE i *DEi?r.\on\T PR iiss, ! PUELISUED WEEKLY, AT At.UKVILLE, 8. C., I AT ONE DOLLAR A YE A R, j HAS a circulation of nearly one thouMind | in Abbeville District, asid is eonstitntW-' increasing. Its circulation in this State i> j t? about fourteen hundred, and its entire li?t of mbscribers numbers over sixteen hundred. It I ] is therefore offered to the mercantile and bu.?i- , sess community generally as the beet, adverti- j ( sing medium in the up-country of South Car- ] . olioa. i RATES OF ADVERTISING. j | 1 tqunre 3 months $ 4 00! 1 bquare 6 months - 6 00 1 bquare 12 months 10 00 I 2 squares 3 months fl 00 j 1 2 squares 6 months 10 00:1 2 equate* 12 months 15 00 1 3 squares 3 months 8 00 j I 3 squares 6 months 12 001] 3 squares 12 months 20 001 4 squares 3 months 10 00 t 4 squares C months 15 00 4 squares 12 months 25 0f? 5 squares 3 mouths 15 00 6 squares 6 months 20 00 5 squares 12 months 30 00 p8f Advertisements inserted for a shorter ' period than three months will be charged 75 i cents per square (12 lines or less) for first, inser- r tion and 37-J per square for each continuance, t Any one advertising by annual or semi- t annual contract can change his advertisement i monthly, if he de.-ires. EST Subscribers to the paper who do not i pay their subscriptions within the year will be i chargcd gl 50. [April 20, 1855 f Dress Goods at Cost. TTTV - 3 - - - II ?,?, ...wuu ii 111 ii mis any to the close of the ^ VV season, to offer our entire fetock of Sum- ( mer Dross Goods, at Prime New York cost i Our present store being much too 6mall for i our bufiine6f>, we nre driven to this alternative i to make room for a large Fnll Stock. Tho as- , sortment of Summer Dress Goods now offered ] at cost, wii6 bought under the most favorable i circumstances und in large lota, and is no doubt the largest in the State to select from, ( consisting of ail the lute btj'lcs in Flounced j Robes, Organdies, Tiesues, Bareges, Lawns, , Bilks, <kc., ie. i "We respectfully ask attention to the above, i and also to the fact that all other Goods in ] store, will be sold at reduced prices. t WARD, BU11CHARD & CO. 1 June 22, 1S55. 6 tf < "825,000 ; f* "WORTH of valuable LANDS for sale ijj_ in Anderson and Pickens District, inclu- , ding some TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On | one tract there is a good Saw 91111 and Grist Mill, and water power sufficient for a Wool and Cotton Factory and any other machinery. The LANDS need no recommendation as ' they are No. 1 and no mistake. Likely Negroes will be taken at fair prices in part payment Terms made easy. Add fees th a m ~ m tyanon's JFord, 1 - ( Saber eh am County, Gfrorgin; or he may be 1 found 4 miles Eaet of Jarret's Bridge. PickeDS ; ' District, S. C. R. A. GILMER. ' jfvilj 0, 18G5. . 0 tf ' *r--? :? ? '-y T'-Bftoon and Lard. > <" /^V /^V/^V/^V Lbs. Choice Tennessee ' flU^Uvvl' BACON, consisting of ijBami (neatly trimmed.) Shoulders and aides. lv * 500 Lba. Leaf LARK H . ** P? Consignment for cfeh only. , \y%, ahkkktc^SHH, WHOLESALE ft|iCTAIL aBOCHBIER, PHOnsIOM fcpW3 TIfiNAWES, ABBBVILLH, O.tjL^C, May 10,1868. . - ' ; JO IIIK I'ATItOMI ??|? Pony D n vis' V EQETABIE PAIN KILLER. OM INU liit'?o nmmmt ?>r i'<M111I<<1 loit I'rtin killer |'?( vp ni\<{ nti u\<^?i;<,<i|<l<<.l mill \v<-> Itavo Won t<l<li^t<<! |.? i o?.<vl l<< > <m \ r\|<i<??i\i< t?? nrotert . ?!* U o?pivtiuint<1V, t??>.1 l'ii< pulilio lV<*ni urout > jvivv, I ?*\ ? ?rt?<l tlioiv wot I'ntui !? fmt* ll.o otvniMvniiv.' plnitt mul oimplo -1 \ \ o <t? w l>i'i\i I'Aiti Kil'oi lia> K'i'ii put tip, !-i? ;( \?-i\ . ?*> fiH' 1<lispo?i?.l, to 'CHltO'.'1 it V.i; \ V. ?o t'nf Its ltj> CNtel'*pi in st\lo i>t* Mllf, lnliol rtn.l . .Oo\ , ( ttwsrttoio. \>?it wo iii'i><l iml snv Mint ;? rt iv,->or.it>lo. tillliv pt o iuotion. * i " ovov.'*;> .', to .'o ?tvr*! iniut'V to I!? ????? w|u< i-n! il with that tlirv linvo .- v.-.', to iivrt tv.o ( .. uuiuo I'mn Kil *. Vni;? ?!>? '.' it '> to rountorl. it t*"'Ui*V"<? pvrii'nlii".i?. .'..Ml in so twrot n nmutV?". i? r.' "os! ii?i''i>h to .itti'iupt in ptw }0i :>.- , Vv 1 . ? . ?' w.'fM'i's .is it is il'lH.ult. rr ,1 v^V. s-.\ nvpoj.v,H,? to l<vi,o!r proot -r to :1V ?Vr? .5.iv, c t.hr j* i *! .'.itlt.'u'.ty iv, protoMuic j or. .a ,i p\;Hv v\ pv,%MV.:tim: partios. I > ." V,ftV.l'V?. 1.' .'I I. l". . !! ... < 1 s- Kf * cv.-nUd < ~ /.- y ; i _v ; t; _ y y ;j ; ; i; y ry v.; ov.r >>. W f- ?;:*.<h to .-in- bottles %>!.< " i-r,ii *< M Ni'tf of hand. wlnoh weir?tie' t,* " fiT.r.ivMfi'i! wluoh itiby t'-.e a u s oS i!io rmtodi M?.:eK a *..*. ? .V. i > will not .liroKlti'inpt I w 7:-.- c.-?*: (v.vtiM- attending tpot-*1 i vr si--' pr. tirg of ho?e labels will pro-I vo.i : ne *;:er..pt : ? ocuntrrfoit, thui> securing! to *ho rnb.io that the aitule they purehase in she c#i'Ei?i 1*< rry T>?\is" Fain Killer, manufsiturod by Ferry Davis & Jfon, solo proprieThe Fain Killer will bo put in a now btylo o: panel botrie. with the word*, Davis5 Vegetable Pain Killer, Mown in th-> Olass. Wc have discontinued the use of the ST* cents b4tt!es, and now put up only four sizes, viz: at 12 A, 25, 50 ceuts ind 00 per bottle. W? have also u very fino engraving cn Stone, for the Box labels, specifying the contents of the box, whore and by whom manufactured, <kc. We have also added to our pamphlet of directions and certificates, a cover beautifully finished, presenting on the fir6t page a verv excellent likeness of Ferry Davis, the original inventor of the Pain Killer. The bottle labels, and one label on each box, has also ft correct likeness of Ferry Davis, which it will be impossible to counterfeit successfully. We have been to this expense, that the punlie might have porlect confidence that they were getting the genuine article when they buy a bottle as above described. To those who have-'so long used nnd proved the merits of rvur article, we would say that we shall conliniio 0..:~ ? / j>. i uiu rviucr 01 me Di'bl ?ml purest, materials and that it shall boe^ery worthy of their approbation as a family medicine. PERKY DAVIS <fc SON. Provid'ticr, R. /, July 1*<, 1855. C^y* Tho Pain Killer is sold hv WARDLAW <fc LYON, Abbeville; GARUY ?t GAKEY, Cokeshury; W. F. PRATT & Co., Newberry; P. A. WiLHITE <fc Co. nn<l I. W. TAYLOR, Aii-lfraon; SIMONS, RUFF <fc Co. and 8INDRAT ?t DUNCAN, Charleston; and by Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally. July 27, 1855. 12 3m I'sc I lie llapric IMPRESSION PAPER For Writing Without Pen or Ink. CCOPYING Leaves', Plants, Flowers, PicJ tures, Patterns from Embroidery, markng Liflfn indellibly, and manifold "writing, riiis article is absolutely the heat pocket inkitand in the known world, for a small quantify folded and placed in the pocket constitutes i traveling inkstand which cannot be broken. ?No pen is needed, for any stick shui-pened to i point, writes equally it'll the best, gold pen n the universe. For drawing it is indispensable. It is indeed the whole art of drawing ind painting?taught in one lesson. Any leaf, plant or tlower can be transferred to the pages if the album, with a minute and distinct re'emblanee of nature. With equal facility pictures and embroidery patterns can be taken, uid have received the highest eulogiums from the fair sex, and indeed a more tasteful present for a lady could not be produced. This nagic paper will also niArk linen, or other irticles so as to be perfectly indelible. All the washing in the world fail* to bring it out Any shild can use it with perfect ease. With this Magic Paper likewise, one or four copies of ivery 1 tter written can be secured without my additional labor whatever, making it the :heapest and most convenient article extant, [t is used to great advantage by reporters of the public press. Telegraphic operators, and a host of others. Each package contains four different colors?Black, Blue, Green and Red ?witli full and printed instructions, for all to use, and will last sufficiently long to obtain 5ve hundred distinct impressions. It is put up in beaulifullv enamelled colored Envelopes, with a truthful likeness of tho Proprietor attached. Each and every package warranted. Price $2 a dozen or five for $1. Single packages '26 cents. Address, post paid, N. HUBBELL. 167 Broadway, N. Y. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. TTitbrki.i.'b Altntn Iupn?nn? Vi?" ?m. fer our readers to the advertisement in anoth> er column, setting forh the merits of this pleasing and ingenious invention. The cheapness should induce all to give it n trial. Philadelphia Merchant. It is unsurpassed for neatness and utility and should meet with the sale it richly deserves.?Tribune. Just what the public haa long desired, and recommends itself to every individual of taate and refineraeet.?Journal and Courier. July, 6, 1806, 6 8m y G. m. CAX.JHOUN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN" BOOKS ANTX> ST ATI O WBRY y a. u..aj#aous. ' .'J*- .? ' v' ADVERTISEMENTS. Office t!nN. Suc'di <>. <k 0. K. It. f 11lli:na, July '24, 1855. r |^1 IK following Sclieilule for Passenger Trains j 1 will ??> into oporntiou on Motility next, , HOtli iiiKt., viz: l'j>, Leave folumliia P.00 A. M. j ' Frost.'t? Mill ?.?0 | " Littleton 10.0ft " Allstou 10.15 ( " Hope'* 11.<10 1 " I'onmri* 11.10 " I'rmiiority 11.15 < " Xi'wV'iTy 1 i. 13 J " llelenn 1 '2.21 * Silvoi'uliwl. I'2.1'2 1 ' Snliiilu 1.10 r. M. " llmpprlVH I.'23 t " Ninety Six S.oil Now Market *2.'25 If ( reeliwooii '2.55 * 'Krslnny JJ.JH) Arrive nl AKItitvilli< .j |r, I.OIIVO HtiromoroV " I'kiiuMH .}.OO , " lliiminpitlh .j.<28 " iMion r?.or> Arrive nt Aiiilormin 0.00 I lii'DVOd Williiitnpliin f>.-10 1 Onldi'M Urovo ft.'J8 Arrtvo nl (iroonvillo 7.00 t Down, l.o.ivo Uroonvillo r>.30 A. 11 C<>l<l<>n (Irovo rt.0!$ " Will in 111*1 on G.38 j*. " Anilot'Mon fl.20 *' llollon 7.05 llouonimth 7..'?8 " Ponnl'U R. oft " Itni'Hiiiiiro'n 8.-10 " AM?ovill,. X.DO v ' " fokonlniry V.00 ''?? " Uivonwooil V..'15 Now Markot \?.,r>0 ' Ninoly Six 10.15 " CliuppoU'* 10.53 " ^iiliulti T. O. 11.i??? si Ivor si root. " Holon:* n.Afl " Now I.,MTV 1-J.15 r. 11. " Troxponiv l'J.-IO ' 1'omnriit j.jo ' " 1 l?>poV ).->2 ( .IMMKIl 1.17 l it I lot on tt.2.1 Frost's 2.65 ' Arrive at Columbia 8.1.5 1 V. F. RAWOWTII, Gen. Sup'dt. 1 .hiiv IS. IS.SS. 12 It ' i\t'W ^prills <V Stiiinurr <>oo(In CHAMBERS & MARSH ALL'S CHEAP CASH STORK, Al>l>cvlllc C. II. A7"\7"E ni'o daily receiving our Notv Spring ( t Stock, comprising the latest styles in Freiioli, Engli.sh, nnd American MUSLINS and CALICOES, > French BR ILL! ANTES, 1 Fine Muslin GINGIIAMS, 1 Plain and Fanev BAREGES, t Bl'k, Co'd, atn{ Fancy SILKS, 1 Straw BONNETS an J Misses' FLATS. i GLOVES, HOSIERY, Bonnet RIBBONS, 1 and PAKASOIjS. < x\nd an unusually Larce and Cheap Stock of EMBROIDERIES, i Swifts CURTAINS, ' 4 Gent's Straw HATS, NECK TIES <fcc. r We most respectfully invite the attention of ( the citizens of this District to the above Goods. t We announce, notwithstanding the general . depression in the Money Market throughout the countrj*, the system of hui>ineiM adopted by us more than a year ago, namely, CASH?apr* i,o < which we shall rigidly adhere?enables us to offer for the coming season, a very largo Stock at prices to suit the HARD TIMES. ] Wo will constantly receive addditions throughout the Season, of now and .desirable Goods, from New York and Baltimore. March 27, 1855. 49 tf DR. II. 11. SCUD DA. ( Graduate of the Physio Medical Col- J, lege of Ohio, j rT^ENDKRS his Professional Services to the \ JL Public, nsa practitioner of Medieiue, Ob- <j stetrics ar.d Snrirerv. ' - We sh:ill reioct venesection, vesication, mercantile anil poisons of every description, and use pure medicines, in portions and forms and water in nil modes and of ull temperatures suited to the cases. We are prepared to hoard and treat patient* f at prices varying with their condition, wants, and the accommodations they prefer. Persons from a distance who cannot remain, will be ex- 1 amined and provided with medicines and writ- 0 ten directions, (a method by which thousands have been cured,) at a moderate expense. Per- o sons afflicted with old chronic diseases, partic- fl ularly ecurrhus affections, ulcers of the leg, and g varicose veins, can have them permanently c cured b)- the Reform practice. r Though the cure of disease is at all times fc preferred, yet when they are indispemable, b surgical operations of every description will be performed in the best manner known. " Offieo at Lowndsville, Ahbeville District, S. C., where wo can at all times bo found, un- less professionally engaged. May 18, 1855 * 2 3m r SPECIAL. NOTICE. ~ h I WISH to inform my friends and w . v customers thut I am still in the btBafer* CARRIAGE BUSINESS, in this place, yaud el ready to do my work well, and as low as pos- cj siblo. (New work warranted for twelve p months.) ? But I wish to be understood that from this ^ date all Jobs done at my shop, amounting to w five dollars und over, must be settled for, ?Uher u by Cash or Cash Notes, before taken ?*i1T My reason for this in, that my stock is" cash, my hands are cash, my provisions arecattb, and jr cash 1 must have for my work. j E. J. TAYLOR. v U. B.?I have on baud three second-hand Buggies, (one with top,) one light one-H<R?e Barouche, one Carry-all, (first rate to travel _ in,) also two new Buggies, and more a-growing, that I will sell cheap for cash or cash notes. But bear in mind that you can save ten dollars on every hundrod by paving cash, and also ten cents on every dollar by doing the same. 7 E. J. T. 1 Abbeville C. H., March 10,1865- jj FULLER'S HAT STORE, ^ 218, RICHARDSON ST., B COLUMBIA, S. C. k [NEAR TITE NEW STATE CAPITOL.] V THE Proprietor of this celebrated Establish- ~ ment, although only nine months has elapsed since he commenced business 00 bja own account, vet it affords him great pleasure to *1 state to the deabrt and citizens eenerallv. of 1 ABBEVILLE, that he haa'm^t with that ?oc- ^ oew thataeemed to warrant a large increase of stock and store-room, both of which addition* u are nearly complete, and will be arranged for jg the wholetale trade. . j vr. Five per cent off on hiU< of fifty dol- j lai-a. Terroa tfash on delivery in every inrtanoe ? v March 16,188P' > . [nov 80, '6*- ? nAto*. ; .* A LARGE lot itt Fine Bacon ftjUfl just ^ ^^vrfi^foriaWWw^ | K1 ' ^ * .tw '" , . NEW MEDICAL COLLEGE, AT SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TJIK FACULTY of the above Institution about to 1)?? established at Savannah, ;ivo notice that their Circular will be issued in noon aH tho Chair of Surgery is filled. II. L. Btih>, M. IX, (late of Savannah Medoal Col'cgo,) I'rofcBKor of tho Principles and 'raetiee of I'hysie. K. l^r.ilov Antonv, M. D., of Waynesboro, a.. Professor of Obstetrics and diseases of Women and Children. Wnu.ey C. Norwood, M. D., of C?kenbury, Professor of Materia Medica and Medical Itll jftpi'lldellCP. .Iamks S. Morf.i, M. P., of Savannah, Gn, 'rofeasor of Aiiato:ny. Ii.liv D.ivm. M. I) of Ahhi?vill?? H I' Pro. Vssor of l'liyciolfluy. Wtt.i.iAM T. Fray, A. M.. of Savannah, ProVp5or of Chemistry ami Pharmacy. , I'rofessor of Surgery. H. .1. Niisn, M. ]>., ])oiv"??lrntor of Anato11V. The regular course of Lectures will comnenec on the Firrt Day of November, and con.iiiuu until tin- First of March ensuing. Tin" Koc? will lie tlio same an in other reiipec.nhlo Medical Colleges. Full particulars an to Hoard, Itcgulations of the College, <tc., will be 'urnished in the Circular, ami on application 0 11 L. BYltl), M. D., Dean. Aug 9, 1855. 15 tf .1 oilier and t'aluiiot Sliop, nkxt norm to Tin: press office, AMNKVILLK COURT HOUSE, S. C., '1~M1 K undersigned, thankful for rjif*8'"''! 'lirl 1 past favor*, and ever ready Tff ii nerve a generous public, may ll " * II U ic at. all tunes finiint at hi* Shop in the Kast>rn corner of Christian ?t Deale's Ooacli Factorv. where he in prepared to make I'ANF.L IOOKS, SASII, BLINDS, MANTEL 1'lECliS, to.. Ac. 1 will also make TABLES, DESKS, r^OIC ''A*KS, PICTURE FRAMES, ami repair furlit uro ?tc. 1 will keep constantly on hand ready made \'i rin.-i(M wie iiesi. tnaleriitl tm<I linost flush, either polished or covered, all of which I will deliver lo any point in tin- district free if charge willi liciirno or upon railroad if ilelired in <lli lion. AH work done warranted a* good an the best ?ml cheap according. Ten per cent otT for ash on nil work done by nie. lift'" For reference, apply to any gentleman n the Incorporation. G. C..l$l)AVURS. .Inin* 22, I8S5. 1 tf ? > <? rMMBAAm NEW GOODS! NEW QOODd! V\7 ARD, RURCIIARD A- CO., Augusta, Ga? t T are now receiving, by every steamer, Large Additions o their fttock, of all that i? IVeiv, and Useful ! 'neb as Silk, Silk Barege, and Lawn Flounced ItobeK, Barege Dcl.amcs, Rich Challics, LnwnB, Tissues, Baregea, Ginghams, Calicoes, Lace Bed Spreads, Wide Scotch I)iaj>ert<. Linen Damask, [luck Towelling, Napkins, Doylioe, 12 4 Cotton md Linen Sheetings, Irish Linens, Fanner*'and Planters* Linen and brillingu, Cottonadoe, Dhambrays, Linen Lustres. ?ALSO.? i'fimlKr Mnni?ni'n/? A * - 11 ' j <ih.ii v, 11 cimiguein RRBorimem )f nil the various fabrics, to nil of which they CHpectfully nak attention. Their prices t<> cash and prompt paj-ing buy:i'H will be uuch as cannot fail to give sutisfacion. [Mur 10 tf South Carolina, Abbeville District?In the Court of Ordinary. George Williams nnd Wife, Applicants, V8. Eli7Rhpt.ll n ir^nn n: ? - i'llU^UM.-b VJIVfUb, Jaue Giveno, John Giveils, and Elizabeth Given*, Defendants. [T appearing to my satisfaction that Margaret Givcns, Snrali Givcns, Jane Givetis, John rivens, and Klizabeth Givcns, reside without his State. It is therefore ordered that they do >ppearnnd object to tin; division or sale of the teal Estate of John Givons, deceased, on or >efore the first Monday in November next, >r their consent to the same will be entered of ecord. WILLIAM HILL, O. A. D. First Monday iu August, 16.05. Aug 10 11 8m NEW TAILOR SHOP AT ABBEVILLE 0. H. rllE Undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of Abbeville village and Disriot that he has opened a shop for the purpose f carrying on the Tailoring Business n his own aooonnK TT? will ? rom town and country thankfulty, and will pare no pains in endeavoring to please his ustomers, both in the quality of his work and ricee. By strict attention to business, and a>il ty to do good work, he hopes to secure a hare of patronage. 159" Shop on Main street, next door to Moore's Variety Store." [May 9, 1865'ly] FREDERICK IVES. Land for the Million! I^FIE Act of Congress of March 8d, 1866, gives additional Bounty Land to all who ave heretofore received laud for military sericea. All who have served fourteen days, or sceived pay in mouey for their services, are ntitled. We have, by five years'practice in minis ngainsi tne u. S. Government, become erfectly ncqnaintcd with all the minute rules d practice of that Department* and are well nowa to the Commissioner of Pensions. We 'ill attend promptly to all claima entrusted to s. As three hundred thousand persona are ntitled under this law, there will bo great dely in issuing them, and it is theroforo highly nportantihat application be made without "lav. W e will also pay cash for the Warrants, oradance money upon them. B. L. & B. Y. POSEY. March 23 ?.46 tf A. 0. Squier, Not. 208 and 210 Main ttreet, Colombia, S. (). k/TANUFACTURER and generaldtiHjHj dealer in fine and plain FUR-} I # f II ITURE, CHAIRS, PIANOS, WALL PAPER, [ATTRASSES, Ac., dtc., at low prices for cash, nd all warranted for one year or longer. All kindB Furniture made to order, and all inds, neatly and promptly repaired. Also, ITood and Metal Burial Cases. mh26 EDWARD WBBTFIBLD, AbhATillfl rnnrt Hnnu>. [> ETURNS thanks for put favors, Or^ LV and respectfully solicits a ontinnanee of the same. He keeps constantly on band-, of his own manfaetare, a Large Assortment of SADDLES, [ARNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac. lIso, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS and BJTTS. Being a practical workman, be is prepared to take to order all kjndaof Saddles, Harness and (Jlltary Equipment*, at short notice, and at as rw prices aa any other establishment. *" ; -* t^TFartlcnlar attentionpaid'to all kinds of Lepairing. >f.. "? " \ r? /om<I864 A it ;-'V .v ' '" & m -m ^?4311 * > .7 TIN! TIN!! TIN 1 I ! HW. LAWSON, very grateful for patron- y age heretofore enjyed, begs leave to y say to Iub friends and customers and the public generally, that he baa now, at his old stand, j on Mnin Street, next door to White ?fc Bullock, a full and complete assortment of TIN WARE. In Iub store may be found :? . Buckets?all shapes and sizes; Covered and uncovered; Bonnet Boxca; Bed-Steamers; Coffee Pots?all sizes; Cnko ,i Pans ? assorted , shapes; Cundlo ' Mould s ; Cake Boxes; Coal Carriers; Cullen- ? dors; Coffee Roasters; Candle , Sticks; Dish Pans; Dish , Covers; Duet Pans; Fat Stoves; Foot Tubs; Glass Drainers; |e Knife Box- I _ en; Lantern*; Lamp-Feeders; Milk- * Pans; Milk-Cups; Money Boxes ; Molasses Cups; MilkSkimmers; Muffin Kings; Marking Gups; Oil 1 Lumps; Pepper \ B o x (> B ; Pudding Pans; Pie Pans; Pintc Covers; Reflecting Ofrens; Sho,7:.r J lint lis; Stew Pans; Sugar i Scoops; Sugar Boxes; T e a C a n i s t e rs ; j. Trumpets; Wo- K ter Pots; f Wash Pans; Water Dippers; Ac., <tc. j. In short, his stock comprises everything in ^ his line, and he is not merely willing to ?hou>, j hut. will sell on ns reasonable terms as can be compatible with the first injunction of the 0 maxim "live anil let live." t Any article manufactured to order at short j notice, and warranted to give satisfaction. I Country merchants will find it to their in- 8 lerest to procure supplies of Tin Ware from c him, as he will give jrood articles at low rates. To the hnililing public he would say that q he is always prepared to attend to the roofing and guttering of houses, and will . he thankful for any chance afforded him to give evidence of his ability to do good work. Abbeville C. II., S. O., Nov. 23, 1854. 29 ly J Goods Very Low in Price. HARD TIMES MADE EASY ! 1 M. STRAUSS, .... Cokesbury, IS Now receiving from New York and t Charleston a iVcw. Elf a ant and XTrnfnl stock of GOODS. | From f? cents up, Prints; , " 6J- " " French Muslins; ^ " !0 " " Ginghams; s " 10 " " Bed Ticks ; " IS " " Bareges, Tissues, Crape, H Chally, Grenadines, and Musliu Robes; Drcss t Silk*, and Black Silks. FOR LADIES. 1, The best assortment, of s BONNETS. MISSES' HATS, e WREATHS. GLOVES. MITTS, HANDKERCHIEFS, C RIBI10NS, LACES. EDGING and INSERTING. TALMAS. MANTILLAS and TRIMMINGS, <?<-., Ax. j For Gcut?. RE A D Y-MA DE CLOTHING. BROAD CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, DRAP D'ETE, QUEEN'S CLOTH, LINEN DRILL, CASH MA RET, FARMERS' DRILL and LINEN, d HATS, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, 8? Also, tl BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, kt SLIPPERS. HARDWARE, " CROCKERY, PERFUMERY, 11 STATIONERY, GROCKRY. jM To be sold for cash, nt Charleston jrricet, with ^ freight adned, vir.: , 200 sacks SALT, 10 bags COFFEE, . snort ll?= sun a i? Nails, Baeging, Rope, Twine, Candles, Tea, q Spices, Soon, Factory Thread, Scythe Blades, Castings, etc., etc. _ I cannot mention nil the articles which I keep, ('all and examine yourselves, and you will find prices according to the times, and goods to please. M. STRAUSS, April 13, 1855 flw Cokesbury. Tlie State of South Carolina, r Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas .j Britt <fc Cowan ) Attachment. vn > Thompson Si Fair, o Edward Jone9. ) PlaintifTs Attorney. I] "\7"~%7'I11lREAS, the Plaintiffs in this case V V did, on the twentieth day of Novcm- C iorj ci- i-? < - - - uci, iout, me men- A/eciarnuon against tne said Defendant, who (as it is said) ia absent r< from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said Declaration might be served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear aad plead to the said Declaration on or before the twenty-fifth day of Novem- T ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and ab- w solute judgement will then be given and awarded against hint. oi MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C. P. w Clerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) al November 20, 1864. J qly ly DRY GOODS IN AUGUSTA, 6a. ?d Ward, Burchard & Co., ?r Broad Street, opposite Globe Hotel., cf DEALERS IN Plantation Woolens, Blankets, Ac., Silka and Rich Dress Goods, And Choioe Family Goods of every description. March 0, 1855. 44 tf Notice. y PERSONS indebted to the Subscriber are ~ requested to call and settle. It is " utterly out of the question to let GROCERY P? BILLS run. It is to he hoped that this intima- f? tion will bo sufficiently plain, properly understood and appreciated by all who owe me. 01 H. S. KERR. Jan. 11, 1854. 86 tf _ For Rent. THE subscriber offers for rent two V / eligible and commodious Store Briiil Rooms. The one formerly occupied by will- ff son <fe Williams, as a Dry Goods Store, on the *7 eastern corner of the Publio Square, opposite the Marshall Houso and n?*t. Hn? The other formerly occupied by W M Hughej ait Wholesale Groceiy Store, and lying immediately back of the former, and on Wash- *~ ington Street The Rooms are in good repair, well salted to any branch of mercautile business, and occupy as eligible locations as any in the village. H Possession of either or both trill be given J immediately, if desired, and terms made ac- LI oommodating. Call and *ee the premises and fo: proprietor. JNO. MoLAREN. 1 August 1, 1SS5 18 8m : Another Supply " OF the Latest styles 6f MANTILLAS; re* ceired at v ' I CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S. J y - * ? Burning fluid. . " ICABK BURNING FLUID, fresh jg^ and of beet quality, for sale low,JjH g /" The State of South Carolina, 1bbcville District.?In the Common Pleas nilaon A William# ) Foreign Attachment. v? > E. Noble, Plaiotifl'n ereraiali Shehane. ) Attorney. ITTTHEltEAS, the Plaintiffs in this ease V did, on the fifteenth day of Noveraer. 1864, filo their Declaration against the*id Defendant, who (as it is said) is absenC om and without the limits of this State, and as neither wifo nor attorney known within be same upon whom a copy of the said Decirntion might be served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendnt do appear and plead to the said Declaraion on or before the sixteenth day of Novemer, in the yenr of our Lord one thousand eight undrcd and fifty five, otherwise final and abDlute judgment will then be given and award' d against, him. MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C. P. 'Jerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) November 15, 1854. ) qly ly The State of South Carolina, Abbeville District?In the Common Pleas Vm. Hill ?fc T. Alex'rSale, 1 , , Administrators I T Attachment vs > Tohmpnon <k bnirr cremiah Shehane. J 1>lainlifr'3 Att> ITX7~IIEREAS, the Plaintiffs in this cns<? V V did, on the twentieth day of Novetn>er, 1854, file their Declaration against th?aid Defendant, who (as it is said) is absenf roni and without the limits of this State, and' ias neither wife nor attorney known within he name upon whom a copy of the said Dec~ aration might be borved : It. is therefore ordered, that the said Dcfendint, do appear and plead to the said Declaraion on or before the twenty-first day of No vernier, in the year of our L' d one thousand eight lundred :>nd fiiiy-tive therwise final and aholute judgeuieni wi. iien bo given and awardid against him. MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C. P. 'lerk'a Office, Abbeville District, ) Kovi'mtinr ')il ia-.? r - 1'1'J > <vy *r Tlic Stale; of Soutli Carolina. Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas L M. Benson ) Attaclimcnt. vs J- Thompson <t Fair, iVtn. B. Lloyd. ) I'laintitrs Attorney. IIEIIEAS, tlie Plaintiffs in this case did, T t on twentieth day of November, 1854, file heir Declaration against the said Defendant, vho (as it is said) is absent from and without he limits of this State, and has neither wife lor attorney known within the same upon vhom a copy of the said Declaration might be erved: It is therefore ordered that the said Defend,nt do appear and plead to the said Declaraion on or -before the twenty-first of Novemier, in (he year of our Lord one thousand eight mnilrcd and fifty-five, otherwise final and abolutc judgement will then be given and awardd against him. . MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C, P. Jerk's ofiiee, Abbeville District, ) November 20, 1851. J qly ly The State of South Carolina, \bbcville District.?In the Common Picas Joseph N. Whitner, ) vs. > Attachment James G. Spctr. J SX7UEREAS, the Plaintiff did on the thirVt tieth day of March, instant, file hia eelaration against the Defendant who (as it is lid) is absent from and without th* limita nf >is State, find has neither wife nor attorney nown within the same, upon whom a copy of le said declaration might be served: It is tercfore ordered, that the said Defendant do ;ipear and plead to the said declaration, on or L'fore the thirty-first day of March, which will sin the year of our Lord one thousand eight undred nnd fifty-six, otherwise final and abilutc judgment will then be given and award1 against him. MATTIIEW McDONALD, C. C. P. lerk's Office, Abbeville Diauict, ^ March 30, 1855. ) 48 qlyly IRON I IRON!! IRON" I At the Sign of the Golden Anvil, COLUMBIA, S. C., At Prices to Suit the Times. 1"*IIE Subscribers huve now on hand a large stock of IRON, which they arc now offerig at greatly rcduced prices, for cash. Their stock comprises a complete assortment f Swedes, Country, English, Oval, Band, loop, Sheet, Rod, llorse Shoo Iron, <fcc. Ac. Wholesale purchasers will be supplied at barleston prices, with expenses added. Iron and other Goods delivered at the Railed Depot free of drnyage. FISHER & AGNEW & CO. April 80, 1865 |j" i *y . NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD. Messrs. FERRYMAN & WALLER r\7"OULD Inform, tke public that they havo VY associated Mb SAMUEL FERRYMAN ith them, for the purpose of carrying on the Mercantile Business l a more extensive scale; the style of the firm ill now be FERRYMAN, WALLER A CO., i both New Market and Greenwood. We would also say to our friends that w? we taken much pains in selecting our Goods r the Spring trade, therefore we would re ectfully solicit an examination at least, aa wo itter ourselves that for excellence and variety ' styles, we cannot be surpassed (if equallea) 7 any stock ever before offered in this marit PERRYMAN, WALLER A CO. March 19, 1855 60 9m E. J. TAYLOR, Undertaker. 1 S I have made complete arrangements for the prosecution or the UNDERTAKING USINESS, T intend to make it a prominent irt of my business, and therefore hold myself j ady at all times (by day or night) to the mang of coffins, either from black walnut, pine > poplar, at the shortest possible notice. E. J. TAYLOR, . Abbeville C. H, .Tan 29, 1855 89tf . CAUTION. L LL persons having demands against the Estate of JOEL SMITH, deceased, are quested to present them promptly attested to e undersigned, to whom also those indebted the Estate are requested to make payment, A. M. SMITH, f_. J. M. PERRIN. f March 1, 1855 . 48 tf SPRINGS AHD AXLES, Price* Reduced! At th* Sign of th? Golden Anvil. ' PHE Undersigned' have no* on hand H loom-' L dete a*iortm?i?t r>f BPDIMno ?x *" 28, which tb^y Me wiling ?t rednced ptitoa, rJ?h\. , FISHBRA AGNEW <k CO Columbia, April 80. I8S8 [jflJL 1 NOTICE TO THE PUBLia Ostowi - V Ambtous, tvmt, P^L??Da<,ot<?* are I0* ^tborifwJ to carry L letters on the Road out of the M?ik eL 1 pt upon bnainesa of the Comtwfc*Th? ?J >?p.ny ^jf0tbe^n0ibirffSS of ^Ogwt 8,1*5* U ' ^