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XIIE 1N 0 E i l *N" 1)I'iKT> l'li ESS rui?m*ukd ktkht f^iyjav* bbi!>c(,\d,-tiitv |fc?* WOKBTTA WILSON, Proprietors. m?<. . " tertms. l>er annum, invariably in aScg,Hct. " - Advertisements will Vuiiim;VteJcolit>picubu^ly ut tf*e folToxriiig very lugtroitedV . r-r Wi 1 equurc t>f ,.1*2 lines or'lem, 1 insertion, 75 livery following insertion, - v - y? f" U sytmrfi 3 liiofitlis, ? >*-.#4 00 1 " 0 # " X - - - ,v>j tt.QO .* 1 " 1 yenr, - y -- " lUO<| Atinolineins n Candidate, (hi advrtuce,.). o '.lit) , Liberal deductions will be made to jteraons nrlvi'l tisilii' larirfelvl ' * , ' v ^All obituary notices exceeding twelve lines > . will bo charged us Advertisement*. , f-W~AU communications und letters oil busi^ r. - jieas with this olliee, must bo addressed to Tiie i lxuEi'EXUENT 1'ittss, AbbevilleJL\ II. ts. C'., rui> i\ui>. to insure attention. ; FALL TRADE L POPULAR PRICES! Ward, Bur cliar?l & Co.sK ? ? : auqusta3a, . A RE Now opening their FALL5"" and W^JfJ-'X. TER su[iplien.of * < Iiofce Family Dry Goods, i/reoloeted with.great eara frein reeent inipOrliri ? lions, anil comprising an assortment which, for . ' Richness, Variety and Extent, i<5 not usually found in this market. As tlicy bow have the reputation of selling FlIiST CLASS GOOD^, upon a much Lower Seal* of Priccs than;Jhoy have" b'ceii usually bought here, they beg to assure their friends in Abbeville District r-j # that they intend to keep up this standard of CHOICE GOODS, and to keep down prices to a fair remunerative profit. To Cash and Prompt Paying Customers, and none others, wo shall offer Great Inducements to visit our Establishment. Our Stock consists, in part, of the following; DRESS f?OOI>K. " RICH VELVET BROCADED SILKS ; MOISE ANTIQUE SILK, In Black nud Colors; New and BeAutiful Shades of FLA1N and tTDD0ft.aiwia t... ?u> > jul> uuuko, very ncav</ ana nwi ; PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, in great variety ' * > BLACK, ITALIAN and TAFFETA SILKS ; SILK ROBES, SATIN TURK; CASIiMliRES; DELAIXES; AMELINE CLOTHS; " PLAID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS, all pliadcs; Plain DeLAINES ; Persian CLOTHS; English, French and American CALICOES and ? , ' GINGHAMSr. CALICO ROBES, &c.; Black BOMBAZINES; CANTON CRAPES; CANTON CLOTHS; * ' Black CIIALLIES and ALPACCAS ; EM BROIDERIES Qud LACE GOODS, of every description ; EVENING DRESS GOODS, in erety variety. Men's and Boys' Wear, CLOTHS; CASSIMEUES; TESTINGS; TWEEDS, ,4c., Ac. FOE FAMILY USE, ? ^ TTT1 . ? - ?- -f uuiu, >y naney ana Kpse UJLAJNKETS ; Lin, en add Cotton SHEETINGS ; PILLOW CASE Linens and Cottons; j/ " ISed, White, Grey, Green, Blue, Welsh, Sax' onv and Domestic FLANNELS a, Shaker FLANNELS; Plain arid Figured Sacnue FLANNELS; ' TABLE DAMASK; , DOYLIES; NAPKINS; WINE CLOTHS; TOWELINGS; Lace and Muslin CURTAINS; v Curtain MATERIALS ; FRUIT CLOTHS; . Colored and White DIMITIES; Uuckabuck nd^wfeEyt DIAPERS; <Lc. [ ; ? HLlflfTATIOW GOODS, Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and Kentucky PLAINS ; Cotton OSNABURGS; Georgia I- _ STRIPES; <fcc. pg' Orders filled \ri8h the most csrefal atf if' "J tention, and all Goods warranted. > ". WARD, BURCHARD <fe CO. I Kont Ol . w L iU tl -? ' , . - . Water Proof Ware-House. -1 ,,f Ifi ' THE subscriber lias taken tlie Planter's Water Proof K~ ' Ware Ilouse, formerly occupied by Mr. J, - John Usher, Sr., and by strict attention to businc&s be hopes to merit a liberal share of the patronage of the generous public of .the I uPPer an(^ Cotton growing districts. . . The "Ware "House is above high water mark, ? # "high and dry," and more secure from?, fire r than any.other "Ware House in Town. P. S. I will also attend to receiving and , '? forwarding Goods and Px-oducc, entrusted to , my care. C. II. KEN K EY. Hamburg, Sept 1, 1865. 7%319-lm | ' " HAMBURG.' i a THE undersigned has opened, in this place, an'o ' entire new and well selected Stock of QQODS > y ? in the GROCERY Line, which he offers ;w> his , frietids and the public generally. He will be . *- in the Market at all times for the purchase of ] Cotton and other Produce. Having secured the services of Mr. Joseph Rosamond, as a buyer of Cotton, he trnsts lie , < will be able to share a liberal patronage. He will give his attention to the Sale of Produce, j '* and to the Receiving and Forwarding of Mer- , ;* ^ ehandise. R. J. DELPH. i Hamburg, S. Cl.jScpt. 11, 1855. 19-lm , & % ? ? 1 Patronize Home Manufacture. I % ' "'HE undersigned invite the attentipn of the i ' JL public to their Lot of 1 Home Manufactured Shoes. < They have on hand, and are cou4tantly adding to tneir present Stock of Shoes and Boots consisting of a variety of kind*. .They invite par-, ticnlor attention" to their f. I ? Winter Negro Shoes. * They are of the best quality. ami will V?/? *nia Lj on the most reasonable terms. 1 Persons'wishing topurebiuje can see a speel- \ i- , men of our Winter Brogaos nt tho^tpre of ! II. 8. Kerr, Abbeville Co HouSe, flaw and ( VBoots of; all kinds in thebest Ctvle ofWorJt- i fc ' mnnship -will be furnished o^ihoftj&otice. * They would also inform tbe pqbngiba^ifeoy have a good snpplj^fif choice - "flow ready for uae and for S?e. 6anwff ace, ?V.. "Due Westr Setembei^lJ, 1854^ - rpHE ConductosSfe not antWjawT to^cmry '>* JL letters on thsBoad^out of tbe^Iails, ex- ," fig; eepfupan business of jfe tifagfefe. TUo Compnny will not be reftpGWiblo in (jawr of low . r tmsaamag* ptX?tt?r% , . AmriiRt. a- VaxA' *? I }i / TO T1IE X'ATKONS OF Per ryD avis' Vegetable rxin killer. OWING to the lafrgc amount of Counterfeit l'aia Killer put up nnd sold ns genuine by unprincipled men wo have been obliged to resort to very expensive measures to protect oureel.Tcs pwrat.iariir, and tlw public from great injury*l?nying nndiising their worthless eountcrfvits.?'l'lie comparative plniu and simple sl.ylo in which our. l'ain Killer hois been put up, has made it very..yusyvfor those disposed, to imitate it very successfully, so far ns iU external appearance, iu style* of bottle,.label nnd color of the article; but we need not nay tlint the compound is a miscniblo, filthy production, and calculated to do great.injury to those who irrightvuse it with coufidenco that they linve been accustomed to use tjie genuine Pain Killer. Parties whoso business it is to counterfeit valuable preparations, do it in so o?erct n manner, that it is almost "useless to attempt to punish them by legal measures, as it is difficult, and wc might say impossible to bring proof home to theui. , . Considering the groat difficulty in protecting oyrselvca and tlve public by prosccntiug parties, wc have been to a very great expense in getting up a finely excutcd STEEL ENGRA VE1) LABEL, for our bottles. We also attach to our bottles a Steel engraved 2>ote of Land, which we issue as our obligation, and to counterfeit which is held to be forgery by the laws of the United States, and which parties will not dare attempt to do. The great expense attending the getting up and printing of these labels will prevent the attempt to counterfeit, thus securing to the public that the articlc they purchase is the genuine Pyry Davis* Pain Ivillcr, manufactured by Pet?rv Davis <fc Son, solo proprietors. The Pain Killer will be put in a new style of panel bottle, with the words, Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer, blown in the Glass. Wc have discontinued ?i.? .. ... ~r AL. i 1- i ~i*t? ?i niv u:c ui iireoi-} l-uiiis uuines, nnu now pilt up'only four sizes, viz: at 12V, 25, 50 cents and $1 00 per bottle. "We have nlso a very fine engraving on Stouc, for the Box labels, specifying the contents of the box, where and by *wboui manufactured, ?fcc. We have also added to our pain-, nhlet of directions and certificates, a cover beautifully finished, presenting on the first page a very excellent likeness of Perry Davis, the original inventor of the Pain "Killer. The bottle labels, and one label on each 'box, has also a correct likeness of Perry Davis, which it will be impossible to counterfeit successfully. Wc have been to this expense, that the public might have perfect confidence that they were getting the genitinc article when they buy a uottle as above described. To those who have J so long used and proved the merits of our article, we would say that we shall continue to prepare our Pain Killer of the best and purest materials and that it ahull be every way worthy of their approbation as a family molltoind 1>T?1>I>V T\ * IfTci i. ...?.*....v. Ajuivikx i7ayio a ai/j. Providcnec, R. I, 1#/, 1855. ?ST* Tlic Pain Killer is sold by WAIIDLAW <fc LVON, Abbeville GAREY ?fc GAREV, Cokesbury; W. F. PRATT ?k Co., Newberry ; P. A. WILH1TE <t Ctr. and I. W. TAYLOR, Anderson; SIMONS, RUFF ?t Co. and GIN DRAT A DUNCAN, Charleston; and by Drnggistn und Medicine Dealers generally. Jaly 27, 1855. 12 8m Land for Sale. DESIROUS of moving to the West, I offer for Sale my Plantation, in Abbeville District, containing Z2 R.:9B2?S9 One Hundred and Fifty cleared, One Hundred of which is fresh and in a high state of cultivation, the balance in Woods?lies well, and is heuvily timbered. Tina Tract of Land lies immediately on the I'ost Road, one inile from Mrs. Snrnli Wideman's, and adjoins lands of Messrs. Anthony Harmon, William Williamson, Joseph and George Pattcrfton^and others, and for Health is not surpassed by any place in the District. The Production of the Land is equal to any in the neighborhood as the present crop will show. It is well Watered, an excellent spring in one fiundred yards of the house, with running water through most of the fields. There is a comfortable Dwelling House with ill riece*sary Out Buildings on the premises. The abbve named Tract of Land offers many inducements to a man wishing to settle permanently. In addition to its being a good neighborhood the contemplated Valley Road will run in about two hundred yards of the most beavily timbered part of the Tract where timber will no doubt be in great demand. I deem it unnecessary to give a more detailed account, but invite persons wishing to buy to give me a ;ull. ARTHUR MITIIPHV Septernlfer 8,1855. -> 19-tf . Houwe and lot for Sale! THE suhscribcr being desirous of moving into the country, offers for Sale his Place ijrtho Village of Lowndsville, consisting of a D^'EIXING HOUSE, and Lot containing -wclvo Acres, Blacksmith Shop and Carriage Shop. These Buildings artrall new in a in good condition,' They will be sold together or separately to suit tUadferchasers. L. W. MfeALISTEU. Lowndcsville, S. C., Sept. 8,18C& DRY* GOODS'IH AUGUSTA, ^a. ^ Ward, Burohard Si, Co., ~ Broad Streetyoppq$ite Globe J ' DEALERS IN Untai ion*Woolens, Blanket*. Ac., sod Itloh Dress Goods. . J c Office Uiw." Btop'ur G< & C. R. K.% S ? , - ' IIklksa, July 24,. 1656. ,ri3UE following Schedule for Passenger Traius JL will go iuto operation ou Monday next, JSOtli lust, viz: <<r>vr Up;OLeftve Coluinhifi /*:- 9.00 A. M. " Frost's"Mill " 9.30 " Littleton ~ 10.05 >$? " Allstoii 10.46 " Hope's 11.00 " I'oniuria 11.10 j " Prosperity 11.45 " Newucrry 12.18 " Helena 12.24 " Silverstreet 12.42 ? sniudit l.io r. m. " CliuppeH'a 1.23 . " Ninety Six It.tK) New Market 2.25 " (iroi'iiw'boil 2.65 " Citkesbury 3.30 Arrive nt Abbeville 4.1:5 Leave Bnrenioro's 3.50 " Donalds 4.00 " Iluneapatli 4.'28" a " Ueltou 5.05 Arrive ?t Anderson 6.00 Leaves Willinmston r.40 " Gulden Grove 6v28 Arrive at Greeuvillo 7.00 ?ry Down, Leave <$'eenvi)le 5.30 A. M. " Golden Grove 6.03 " "William-iton 6.38 " Anderson 6.20 " Belton 7.05 " llonenimth 7.58 " Donalds 8.25 " Bareuiore's 8.40 >>.: Ai;i.?.il1. o .... ? ittV P.W ^CokcAury 0.00 " "Greenwood ^ U.35 " Now Market ' 9.50 ' Ninety Six. 10.15 " ChnpncU'? 10.53 " Saluda T. O. 11.05 " Silver Street 11.33 " Ilelona 11.55 " Newberry 12.15 1*. M. . " Prosperity 12.40 " l'omaria 1.10 " Hope's'" 1.22 , " Allston T 1.47 " Littleton 2.25 " Frost's 2.55 Arrive at Columbia t. 3.15 E.F. RAW'OUTH, Gen. SupMt July 18, 1855.tr JL* ' 12 " It SPECIAL NOTICE. I WISH to inform my friends^nnd j#ycustomers that 1 am still in the CARRIAGE BUSINESS, in this place, and ready to do my \fprk well, and as low as possible. (New work worsted for twelve months.) >. But I wish to be understood that from this date all Jobs done at iny shop, amounting to live dollars arid oVeri'must be settled for, either by Cash or f^dih Ifotct, before taken away. - M}' reus6ivfor this is, that my stock is cash, n>v hands alr^ caah, my provisions are cash, aud cash I must have for my work. .?& * Vfl' i E. J. TAYLOR, " K. B.?1 have on hand three ?econd-h?Bd Buggies, (one with top,) one light onodiorse Barouche, one Carry-all, (first rate: to travel in,) also two new Buggies, and inorjW-growing, that I will sell cheap for cash or cash notes. But bear iu miud that j'ou can save ten dojlara on every hundred by poying cash, and "also tcu cents on every dollar by doiug the tamo. E. J. T. Abbeville C. H., March 10, 1853Wilson's Variety Store. nnilE undersigucd having purchased the JL entire Stock of Moore's Variety Store, fcspcctfully offers to tho public everything which may be sold in the line of CONFCTIONEKIES, TOYS, <i;c, and hopes the public may favor-him with a liberal patronage. He will add t& this STOCK in a few days a Variety of CANDIES, FRUITS and other Confectionerics, which will enable him to accommodate the community with anything in his line of business.- Business will be coutinned at the same stand, next door below Lawson's Tin Store. O. A. WILSON. " i Abbeville C. H., August 27, '55. 17-tf $25,000 ?* WORTH of valuable LANDS for sale ill in Anderson and Pickens District, inclu-, ding some 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 need no recommendation as they are No. 1 and i.o mis take. Likely Negroes will be taken at fair prices Hi part payment Terms mado easy. Address the undersigned at Walton's Ford, Ilaberalmm County, Georgia; of he may be found 4 miles East of Jarretfs Bridge. Pickens District, S. C. . V* It, A GILMER. July ?), 1855. 0 ^ tf EDWAHD WBBTFIBLD, Abbevllfc Court House,' RETURNS thanks for pa?t favors^ and respectfully solioita jl. continuance ot the same. yfc He keeps constantly on hand, of hjsib'Wnmanufacture, a Large Assortraentiof SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, 51ARTINGALES, Ac. Also, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS^and BlTTfi Being a practical workman, htfis prepared,t? make to order all ^indB of S/suldJes, Harness and Military Equipments, at short notice, ipid at as low jpricea as any other establishi^ent^ j| Cg!"Particular attention paid to alfkinds of Repairing. ! *. June 8,1854. B8 ' ?tf ' Jtm\- 'VX. The Otian Baa C<m\e ~ attention of Planters to No. 2 and 8 of Scott A Macbee, Giant's Corn aod Cobb MilU?one _ of them being in operation. Call and examine. . . , % ALSO, 1 Doz. Shuck and Straw Cutters?various Sizes, - IpTv 2,000 lbs. fresh Tobacco, just from Virginia ^-/Factory* '6 Boxes Be?t Brand Cigars. Fresh Goods . arriving daily?alt cheap for Cath, bjr^ 02LEBHT CHAPTER 0, B. A. 2^.^ C9KCSBiJBV>^ \ WILL meet on the Fourth Monday^f eve- . ry month; also,} o& the Friday in ,Fah?! ruary, April, June,: August, October, Detfg* ; ber, at 3 P. M. , : ** ?? m&' ?& ??- mm! GROCERY AND COTTON BUSINESS AT ABBEVILLE C.'H. HENRY S.#ERRi ^ 1 HAS Just returned from hi* Fall tour , tlirough Chnrleston, Baltimore. New York und Boston, where he has purchased his Fall supplies of Groceries, Provisions, and Confectioneries; Hard and Hollow-Ware, Cutlery, Ncjjro Boots ?nd Brogans, Blankets and Domestics; to all of which the atlcntiou of planters and farmers is respectfully called, feeling assured, an he does, that his ciesirc to please, in quality nnd price, will be u guarantee of sale with all who may fuvor him with their attention. His stock consists in part of the following:? Louisiana and Porto Uico Brown SUGARS; Loaf, Crushed and Powdered do.; 60 bags Kio COFFEE ; 20 do. old Go. Java do.; 10 do. do. Mochu ; .. .... Gunpowder and Ilyson TEAS ; Fine old BRANDY and WHISKY; A choice selection of Cooking, Table and Iievcracc WINES ; 60~buxes TOBACCO, from the mnnufactu rers, at meir prices; *25,000 Spanish SEGARS, various brands ; Negro ROOTS and SHOES; Do. BLANKETS, KIRSEYS, OSNABURGS, SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS und TICKINGS; Balo HOPE, and Gunnv BAGGING ; 4000 lbs. Good Damage Sole LEATHER; Paints, Oils, and TURPENTINE; VARNISHES of every kind; Window GLASS of all sizes; A largo stock of WOODEN WARE; Blacksmiths' TOOLS (complete outfits); His stock is ample and complete, embracing a great many articles useless to enumerate in the limits of an advertisement. Ho is still in the Cotton market, paying the highest price for this stnple; and with a big stock of Goods, and a heart not less in size, coupled with Mr. Barnes at the desk, aud Mr. Ramkt on the floor, lie'fccls assured that he can please everybody who may deal with him. VERY IMPORTANT. m. SIHA U, - - - - Cokesbury, RESPECTFULLY informs that lie has opened his FILL AND WINTER STOCK, Selected by himself, and bought under great advantages in tho City of JKcw York and elsewhere, viz: Brown and Bleached Shirting.", Bedtickticking. Diaper Towels, Linen. Flannel, Woolen Lindsey, Bed Blaukctt. For tlic Ladic*. Prints, Ginghams, Delaines, Alnacea, McrinoB, Thibet, Cashmeres, SILKS and VELVETS; CLOAKS and TALMAS! ALSO Embroideries, Collars, Sleeves; a large assortment of Laces, Ribbons, Gloves, ~:'t Mitt*. Gauntlets, Hosiery, and nil kind , of TRIMMING for Dresses and Clonks, especially I call the attention to a fine nrticle of CLOTH, suitable to make LADIES' CLOAKS and TALMAS at very low Price, nho, SflAWLS ?tc. For dents and Boys. BROADCLOTH, Doeskin and fancy CASSEMERES, Suttinets, Ken tuck v Jeans, Tweeds, English Kersies, VESTINGS, fi?ll r> ?' - ? " vuiiarn, u-uvau, iMJVKUCS, i'OCKCt llnnUkercliiefs, Glove*, Gauntlets, Bccbo HATS and CAPS. Water Proof BOOTS and BROGANS, GAITERS. Ready made Clothing, for Gents, Boys and Yonth, Selected with especial earc and a purer assortment lias never been offered before in Cokesbury." For Cliildrcii. Gala Flaids, Casaemere, LLudaeys, Velvet, Merinos and Zephir Goods. Plantation Goods! Georgia Plains, Kerseys, Osnaburgs, Homemade Stripes, and Lindseys, BLANKETS, Negroe BROGANS and Wool IIATS. Besides a most extonsive Stock in Bool's SHOES, OAITEJtS and Children SHOES. STA TIONER Y, PERFUMER Y, and Fancy ARTICLES. GROCERY, CROCKERY and HA HT\\VA T>W 11 mrtn ! WARE and CASTINGS. Tlic above Stock will be for superior to any ever offered, and will be sold very low in price.' It is important for vou to come nnd examine. SI. STRAUSS, Cokcabury, Oct. 1, 1855. 22-tf JEFFERS & COTHRANS, * FACTOBS AND COMMISSION MEBCHANTS, Charleston, S. C. ll if THE Undersigned hav- jf Ing formed n Co-Partner- J53HEi(, ship for the transaction of a general Factorage ana Commission business in the city of Charleston, 8. C., under the name of JEFFERS A COTHRANS, beg leave to offer their services to their friends and the public generally, believing that the long experience of_two'of the partners in me selling oi JfKUJL>UCE generally, will enable them to do as well for their patrons as any other house iu the eity. Particular attention will be given to the salo* of qOTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, Ac., and the receiving and forwarding business, also the purchasing of goods to order. % , , In all iuitancea our charge will be in accordance with eustom, excepting Cottoiy which will bo sold for fifty cent* per bale. HENRY L. JEFFERS, WADES. COTHRAN, JOHN R. COTHRAN. Charleston, S. C., Sept, 20, 1855. A CARD. "|" Beg leflva to embrace this opportunity of jl. returning mr >snanics to my friend* Tor tbeir verylibersl patronage, (especially daring the pjygj&wmer,) and M I p\ve formed the abov<MOTertner?jyC> with gentlemen well khown^ttywhid^my abUity, as well as facilities,^) serve them and the ?$blio are greatly ' increased,and a? special attention will be de- . voteato'the business and. interest of planters, i ff respectfully .solicit not duly a continued but j iirareased share of patronage to "th*> Firm. * , r~ IL L.-JEFFERS. ?;Charleston, Sept ?0, 1895. 1 St 1?? ,.tr- i* ' m Dissolution.' , ri^HK . poMrtiiftrihip of "WHTfE <t BUL4 JflpK w this day dissolved by mutual consent' All persons indebted to Mid firm ara requested to make early payment, W ' I THE Exercucj of tKe Abbeville Male Acad- j ettVy will resumo on the lOth.of September, being tlio commencement of the 2d SeaBIO DWVM Bdiol AiUc yn! ] ^Tlie Tuition of each Claes will b? for the 1st Clo?: Heading, Writing, lst'Scs. 2d See. Speninp.'niid Primary Geography. n':: . . fji 00 * 0 00 2d Claw: The above with Geography, History, A^ ri thine tic, English Grammar, ami exercises iu 12u- ? 1 ' glish Composition, 20 00 i> Gk> ou ijiuss: ine UUOVO Willi nil tho ndvnuecd English Branches, - - 23 00 10 00 4th Class: The above with Latin nnd Greek, - - 28 00 12 00 Boarding can be obtained in desirable fami lies, and at reasonable rntes, either in the Village or country near tho Academy. Although it is of the greatest importance thnt all the pupils should be present at the opening of the Session, still they may be rceeived at any time during the term. Students will be charged from the time they enter uutil the clok> of the Session, unless speciul arrangements arc made to the'eontrary. For further information, apply to tho Principal. JAMES C.- CALHOUN, A- B., Principal. Instructor in " JAMES A. MONTGOMEHY,A.B.,~ Instructor in tlio Ancicut Languages. August '24, 1855. 10 6m Joiner and Cabinet Shop, , NKXT Donn TO THE PRESS OKFICE, ABBEVILLE COURT IIOUSE, S. C., rl^IlE undersigned, thankful for ,JL past favors, and ever ready to Bcrvc a generous public, may u " !i ? be at all tunes found at his Shop in the Eastern corner of Christian ?fe Doule's Conch Factory where he is prepared to moke PANEL DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES, <tc., <tc. I will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOKCASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair furniture &c. I will keep constantly on lmnd ready made COFFINS of the best material and finest fiuish, either polished or covered, all of which I will deliver to any point in the district free ui vmurge wihi ncarso or upon railroad if deal red in direction. All work done warranted as good as the beat and cheap according. Ten per ccnt off for cash on nil work done by me. E5T" P'r reference, apply to any gentleman in the Incorporation. G. C. JBOWEIIS. June 22, 1855. 7 tf South Carolina, Abbeville District?In the Court of Ordinary. George Williams and Wife, Applicants, vt. Elizabeth (livens, widow, Margaret Giveus, Jane Giveus, John Givens, and Elizabeth Given.", Defendants. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Margaret Given?, Sarah Itivens, Jane Giveus, John Givens, and Elizabeth Qivens, reside without this State. It is therefore ordered that they do appearand object to the division or sale of the Heal Estate uf John Given.', deceased, on or before the first Monday in November next, or their cousent to the same will be entered of record. WILLIAM HILL, O. A. D. First Monday in August, 1855. Aug 10 14 3m Tltc State of South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas Britt it Cowau ) Attachment. vx > Thonyisou ?L Fair, I'M ward Jones. ) PlaintifFs Attorney. "Y7"T7"11KWEAS, the Plaintiffs iu this case V did, ou tho twentioth day of November, 1854, file their Declaration against tho said Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent lrom ana wiiuoui the limits or 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 tweuty-fifth day of November, ill the 3'ear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and absolute judgement will then be given and awarded against him. MATTHEW McDONALD, C. a P. Clerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) November 20, 1854. J qly ly For Rent. TIIE subscriber offers for rent two -^^!y eligible and commodious Store Rooms. Tlio one formerly occupied by Willson dt Williams, as a Dry Goods Store, on the eastern corner of the Publia Squaro, dpposite the Marshall House and next the Post Ofhcc. The other formArlv n^nniorl K?"w *t xi..~u J- 1--? ~J ' ? cy na a Wholesale Grocery Store, aud lying immediately bock of the former/and on Wash- , ington Street. . . j.. The Rooms are in good repair, well suited to any branch of mercantile business, and oc- y cupy as eligible locations a?any in the village. | Possession of either or both -will be given immediately, if desired,, and terms made ao- | coinmodatiug. Call and see the premises and < proprietor. J MO. McLAREN. August 1. 1855 1 8 8m 7~ ; A NEW STYLE. I HAVE just receivod altogether ? NEW * STLEof . ^ BIIBIA& CASE, Which for form *nd finish far surpasses the former style, they, being mad* of the same material, of cotirse they will b* found to1 the same purpose) Their FORM and'their j-J ROSE WOOD Finish pleases far beyohdthe I old style, in the minds of all tliat. Lave aoen ( them. t I shall soon have an aseortmanb of themjhere, k which I shall he pleased to show to any ono ? who may wish to s?o them. E* J TAYIOR Abboville C. H., August 26, I8M. ?; 17 if ? ~-r- ? 'r'-r' 1 'V. ': jju C., 8^oi?r? A'o*." 2Q$ and 210 Main tfreifcV'~y*2?S MANUFACmTRER and- * dealer in fine and plain FUR-frT'.?' J'rff IsmjRE, CHAIRS, J'lAKpS,'WALL FAP^lt, VIATTRASSES, Ac., ici, at lo'wpri^ffrrcash;, ! Icuida neatly end promptly repaired.- Alrfb ~ I The State jot ^th XJwoltoii, Abbeville District.?-In the Gtonmvh Pleat Willson & Williams ) Foreign-Attachment at ' { E. N6bl?, Plaintiff's Jeremiah Sliehane. v-..)- " Attorney. ILTT7"ttEHEAS, JUe Plaintiffs iu th? case V V .did, ou tfio fifteenth day of Novem-^ ber. 1864, file their Declaration against theguid Defendant, who fas it j? said) is absent i from and without the limits of this State; and I has neither wife nor attorney known witliSn the same upon ivlioru a copy "of tho said Declaration might bo served: ." It fa therefore ordered, that the snid Defendant do appear and plead to the said Declara-"" tion on or before the sixteenth day of November, in .the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and abBoluto judgment will then be given and awarded against him. Matthew Mcdonald, c. c. p. i Clcrk'a Office, Abbeville District, > November 15, 1854;. J qly ly | The State of South Carolina, Abbcvilli District?In the Common Pleat W.n. Hill ?fe T Alex'r Sale, 1 Attachment AdminwlratoH I Tohmp80a& Fttirf Jeremiah Sheban*. - J ^"tifTa Att'y. "VrxrHEItEAS, the. l'luiutiffs in tliis case V T did, on the twentieth day of Noveni- . bur, 1864, file their Declaration against the said Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from and without the limits of this State, and lias neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said Dec- '1 laration might be served: I It is therefore ordered, that the Baid Defend- I ant do npp?ar and plead to the said Declara- ^ - 9 tion on or before the twenty-first day of Novem- I ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and absolute judgement will then be giveu and awarded against him. MATTHEW MuDONALD, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) | November 20, lg&4. J qly ly The State of Soutlt Carolina. Abbeville District.?In the Common Pitas , j A. M. Benson ) Attachment. j vt > Thompson & Fair, ??l Win. B. Lloyd. ) Plaintiff's Attorney. *V ij "^^"llEIlKAS, the Plaintiffs in this case did. j t t on twentieth dnv of November, 1854, file their Declaration against the said Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from and without the limits of this State, mid has neither wifcj nor attorney known within the uame upoii whom a copj- of the said Declaration might be * served: It is therefore ordered that the eaid Defend- .. ant do nppcar and plead to the said Declaration on or before tlie twenty-first of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred mid fifty-five, otherwise final and ab- * y. solute judgement will then be given and award- ' 'v. ed against him. MATTHEW MuDONALD, C. 0, P.\ , Clerk's office, Abbeville District, ) November "JO, 1851. ) qly '- ly ., The State of South Carolina, " . 4;- '& AbbcviUc District.?In the Common Pleas ?-r Jv,/ V Joseph N. Whitner, 1 - - f vs. J- Attacluneut. . v James G. Spetr. ) "v*7IircnHA?a ?1... ni-r.-nn? ju ? - ? , ?iau X Hiiutlll UIU on 141C tllir* X U tictli day of Mnrcli, iiietunt, file hid deelnrnlion against the Defendant, -who (ns it 10 said) is absent from and without the limits of' this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon whom a eopv of the said declaration might bo served: ltia . therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do' appear and plead to thosaid declaration, on or before the thirty-first day of March, whiuh will ? l?e in the year of our Ebid ono thousand eight ---i hundred nnd fifty-six, otherwise final and ab- . t .. solute judgment will then be givou and awarded against him. '' MATTHEW MoPONALD, C. C. P. Clerk'a Office, Abbeville District, ) March SO, 1853. ) 48 qlyly IRON I IBONM IROlTn! At the Sign of the Goldea 'Anvil, COLUMBIA', S. O, At Prices to Suit the Times. *p''" T f^IIE Subscribers have now qu hand a large J. stock" of IRON, which they are now ojfcrin<j ut greatly rcducedprice*, for ea*h. ? 1'! Their stock comprises a completo assortment ^ . of Swedes, Couutry, English, Oval, Band, ^ Hoop, Sheet, Rod, Horse Shoe Iron, ?tc. '4:c. . - -v. Wholesale purchasers will . be suppliod at Charleston pneev with expenses added. * Iron and other Goods delivered.ottheRail^ road Depot freer of drayago. FISHER & AGNEW 4 CO, April SO, 1835. Ua ^ *y - ' v . NEW WWIP.T i*n cowtfww#?An - V * r ,..t ,<_t.?. Mtm uiM>iin nvu?>rf;];;;-'i-vi \ Messrs. PEB&YX&' & WAIXER \*r6tfLDJnform thtfpul^tW;?iiW:li?y?.- r * \\ associated Ma SAMOT1L PEBRYMA$*'vf 3$^ ? vith them, for th? p^po^^i^w^lDg on tfie' : >n h more exteiiHive Bcttte; tlia stylo of tlie firm vill now be PERIIYMAN, WALLER ^ CO., it both New Market and Gr^woi&^^rr -y ./* We would also My to-our frienda that we;.. . v lave taken much- pains- irt eelectmg.onr; Goods , or the Spring trade, therefore.we wou\<l re-. pectfully solicit an examination afcJe#ake*Jw*>v- . latter ourselves that for excellence and vaiftt*S-?f.styles, .we cannot be surpassed (u e<jiiallea)hv.?* ~1 ,?v . jy any stock ever before onered- ln this'tnAr-'5/ -ZjJ- '.v teL . *PlffiRTMiW'ttttTweKt rtr' March 19, 1855 . . 80 ' -j- v , * B . jr. T ATi^*, . \ ' ;; ' U nd#r taker. ... A 8 Ihave made complete arrangement* for ljL the proa^fion $F the.UNDERTAKING -<? % % HJSINKSS, I intend to riiftk#>L'Uv iart of my. business, and therefore., hold ' eadyit all tim^sfby daylor njght), to the 1 ;ing of coffins, citbor from hlaek walnut, ^>ine -"'l' S T I?PV, ^4 in I. .1 ---V --L.- k.jl