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?2QpBt, HOLESABE & RETAIL ' >V' ; ~ - DEALKE IN ^SE?&* '"' -qtatn Street, v *M * COLUMBIA, 8. O. Orders from the Country respectfully ytneUedand failhftdly filled. [Oct 19t f . ; : 0r~ ' ?? ? . To the Public. - .* m&L .?JkTi' consequence of the inclement weather T ,;V "S'JL through the mouth of January, the Bonn) of > *' " V;- Trnitee? of the Cokesbury Masonic Female Colli Institute, will extend the present scholusy-jjtic year to the lost day of October, without adjjiZ^'cditional charge to natrons ? . " .1. K. VANCE, P. H. T. . ' 40 8t . *'.Editors who have inserted our former adver* '^tiaeraent will, please give the above one iuocr-.tion. .* y A jL'*" ^ost on Sale-day. '{ Qomc'person took a pair of Saddle-bags, eonlO tnininga veniton liam and paifof high-qtiar*; ' tcj ladie's sh6cs, belonging to the subscriber, from . the'Store of Mr. N. Knox, Abbeville, on sale. day,, and left un empty pair in their place The lost pair lins tho name of the owner written l>" under .the strap. Any information of them ' "> f i.^will be thankfully received. Any person hav kfing such saddle-bags will please leave them at >. Wlie Officii. J. A WILSON. V"' w Fc,x 4' 1868' 40 st !'^g* For Sale. "^[?"1^HE undersigned being desirous to sell the J* X. property known as the PLANTER'S llOTEL, in the Town of Greenville, any person de sirouaof purchasing, will find this a rare chance *thoy give me an early call.' It is notbeenuse 1 cannot make money in the Establishment that I am about to dispose .of it, v? but I am determined to retire from the busi^ncsa. - , THOMAS STEEN. 'lOk Feb. 185G: 40 4t -'ff AND STATIONERY. v. ' -?rPHE Undersigned has opened a ROOK - ?K> JL STOKE, in Newberry, where he keeps > ' .^constantly on hand a fine assortment of Relight *;5ioui, Miscellaneous and School BOOK^. Ortlora from a distance will be filled at the uliortest noliec. W. J. DUFFIEL . Ncwrbcrry C. II. [Jan 25 38-ly . JEFFEBS & COTHBANS, & RACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.*, ^ - Central JtrAarf, . Charleston, S. O. >?. qr>EG leave to inform their friends, Riid the "public gcnerally; tliat'they Btill coutiiiue ''Ift; the obove Business, olid will devote their attcuaBfc tion to tho sale oi' i i Wheat, Cotton, Flour. &o.r "4feSjt- *n<* ^'c purchase of Gouda, Family Supplies j Wmm f?r Planters, Ac. ^ j^/L9R' . .;TI?win? c *' ' ?b w muimcu Liy rouuuc lucmsei ves ex'*J3Pv' elutiv^ly to a Commission Business, they hope y * |o merit and receive a full share of patronage. j# HENRY L. JEFFERS, >K. " WADE 3. COTHRAN, ft# - -v- JOUN* COTHRAN. January 23,1866 39 4m Sheriffs Sales. 1 lY virtue of sundry Writs of Fiera Facias X3 to me directed, I will sell nt Abbeville Court House, on the first Monday in March next* withiu the legul hoars of sale, the follow fr ing property, to wit: * ? 700 Acre* of land more or losd bounded by W. C. Klugh, O. W. Hodges aud others, as the . -i ^ property ofT. 8. Arthur ads. Jno. W. Suber r' 1500 Acres more or less bounded by Jesse S. Adams, Jno. Burrelt and others as the property of P. D. Klugh, ads. Jno. W. Suber and wife. 260 Acres more or less bounded by J. Q. HM>m? P I?~ -* .uu m-a< iu?;r ouu ouicrs. as tile .property of Jno. A. Martin nd*. J. F. Allen and '-^therg. =" Acres more or lc*? bounded by Jno. B. Boumtn, Joseph Rudd and others, as the pro?rty of J. Martin ads. Daniel Ligon. y iOO Acres more or Ies? bounded by Jno. A. Sfr <7alhoun, Jas. Norwood and otbara, as tbe prop-crty ,of Israel Holt, ad*. Win. llill-aud other*. 200 Acres more or less bounded by W. \V. a, yfenryman, J. Y. JLPartlow and other#, as tlie property of 8arab Waite uds. E. K. Culliomi. 1$0 Acres more or less bounded by J as. 1. ' <Jiln3err David Keller and others, as the prop. * i&trtjf of Arch. McCord, ads. \V. E. Archer for jLAlW i i?'?$A?res more or less bounded by J, F. Bell, /v Wm. Anderson and others, as the Tribble 23a. Reuben Cliukscales '^y^^Ajcjfes ^more or'less bounded by J. J. glfnus.'iiaviu ackidb ?nq .OUlCTS, ftftthe J>rop* ar M^rgarel Murmfor \SStH-r/i-ftfin*h Aiid lot in Lowridsville, cOntaiuthg _jh<>ra 6r leas, bonudtdby Joel Lock** thtopK>$friy of L. W. J J qb/Q. Bozeronti aud others. * V 4tS*g&o*, Klinabeth and child, Mary, John - *\J *Aai jVvoj?rty of B. V. Posey, -- -K?*K?at^eorge, Dally And Molly, aithe property of. li. Trrble sds. lleubcn Cluikuules JSlS^J&i and ut^efcudaiiit'e resl } /jSBB52ffiL?a?y AtLtiT aald day.) gun, I clock, \ ^???wTZ'?BduJirp, fc.cowa ?nd calves. 1 yearling. -A . ;ffV..- ^yfy jfa,y>f eotioij. da ttfe "property of Kww Belcher andothera. c ^ JM 1 iurwiTriliilrglWHfft and bridle, as th6. pro-. ads. W. 0. Lotnax mH E . J . T 1 ?C2 A*. IS. JS?L ff A. ?SS AT ABBEYILL A Depot Tor Fine ( AS I HAVK Now n Bftt of in nil t! as good as ever atllKk 11 lick in tliisor ni Any Style from n Crnne-ne<k Pouch to tliv. ruiuiii ir triiir I..... - ?i -?i on un> uuiv! in me oinie, lur me LATKtiT AM) A1 OJsTKA.^III c?N ABLE. 1'i-reoin wishing anything in niv line, are v? Abbeville C. II., Si. C., Jim ^8, 1*650. ABBETTXLfc'B CO WE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND Ai will sell lower iIkiii ever uttered in thir: We will build to order nnv Vchioe in our lii Z3~ itEl'AIllING. neatly d??ne, as ' lie-up s t dar All New Woi WE nko have on hand a largo lot of FHK's teetin^ the dead for prolonged interment, fur ti ~ ill ?.11 i: >- ? - V...IV-.I orn vxi'rruiiiciy low !?r l/ANl. We will also make (JOFFlSS, ami send ic nu; HEAllSK, which will go free of charge. Abbeville C. II., Jnnnnry 18. 1335 Utto Ijottl anil AT ABBEY MATHIS & SALE Respectfully inform tin c ally, that they have opened a 'IOTKL, for the accommodation of permanent and trnna tion to the tvnitta nnd comfort. of all who uiay <1 lion and induce a repetition of the fall. Their I bot?*itiful mipply the country can afford ; attend fortablo; roui s convenient and ample ; and, in fort of their jjneets. ? me} would furihor announce that they will and as tlicv J>ave attached to their Hotel a* < found any whore hereabout, which will always I and attended by experienced nud t rusty'Ontk creased patronage of the public. They nro at a of stock with shelter and to oil. They are also i any kind of Travelling Conveyance from a Huddi very best of drivers. They have, just complete horse Hacks ever run in thissection, which safe and comfortable vehicle of trunnportation. Charges in all eases, for inun and hcitst, will h Hor?e, cents; Two feeds, C2J ; nnd by the i Novcniher 30, 1835 - , MT Banner copy four time*. I >.?: Mt' 1 Cambridge Female T | ^UE Exercises of this School will bo resumed JL on the first Monday , in February next, under the direction of the accomplished young lody. Misb GoTT. . >he will instruct jn French, nil the branche* of English, Drawing, Fainting and Music. The School will bo taught 'Ten Months, divided into two Sessions. Terms of Tuition ul low as any other School of the same order. Pel sons wishing to patronise the above School may procure bofd in respectable lami lies at Eight Dollars per month. A. F. l OOL, WILLIAM CARTER J. W. CHILD, Sr., Feb 1, 1866 39 4?J Trustees. Settlement OF THE ESTATE OF W1NFIELD S. ATCHB8oX, DEC'D. ALL Persons interested in the Estate of Winfield S. Atchoson, are hereby notified that a final settlement of sxid Est ale will he > made in the Ordinary's Office. Abbeville District, mi the 20th duy (Saturday) of April next. Those.having claims must present the same duly attested to the Administrator ou or before that day ; nnd tho?e indebted may expect "to pay cobts, if they do uot settle by the tenth day of February next* JAMES A EDMUNDS. AdmV. January 20, 1866 39 3m Settlement OF THE ESTATE OF EUZABETI1 BANKS, DEO. rpilE Administrator of said Estate hereby JL notifies all parties concerned^ hat ho will mpke m final settlement, ol the saiue before the Ordinary of Abbeville, ou Saturday, the 26tli of April.. * All ejuima will be rendered up to hinrhy that viuitr, rirc uw win noi iie-iiotictd afterward*; I and all tlibbe in Jobt?*d to the Estate will br madt) to i>*y '?o?ts unk?a pai<l in u very short time. " James banks, Adm'r. 3'January 26, 1856. \ 39 . 3m ... Notice! * N.ottoe! Tmmam"jMr,m.mz2y&2+-' A S My meana ar? very limiied^k in out of /l my pomo^o let account* nip on ; therefore 1 reapwtfuliy invite ptgsous indebted to mo to come forward nnd square up by cash or uoie. Ca*!i in.r.licHHOfi most, acceptable. 1 hope this will receive due. attention, without further uo> tiee. In a word; trirnnmttauces render It n?c? o?ry mac-,* tnonia collect my account*. r : KDWARB WfiSTFlELfi. : B*n ?4. 1850 " : 88 ii " ' ' J' ?* '1 %" f 'T i" TT1 CJB ' ftbo? indebted to the VWl o JR | s >- ~gn ss mik. mzm 9 B C. S? C.j (| .W ' ?arriaffcs and Bu^ie^i lie various branches of CARRIAGE MAKINGjty other town, 1 am nbl? to build of Vehicle, of ft Vh,-el-barrow-. And my prices will bp na eaiue stylea of work, wliicli are ulwavs of the v'*f , f ry rcsjiectfullv invitod to give me ft call. iff a rr *r /n "sj v t AM U m m. ** VI N W A% & 4 1 nnsorttneut of Fine BtJClOIES, which we > market, on time t<> suit the purchaser. le of business, tit the shortest notice. my other Estublishment.iii tlic Stnte. JEl "k Warranted. METALlc"BURIAL CASES, airtight, for pre. nnsporlutioo, or any other desirable purpuric. )' part of the District desired. TTe l^jive ? new , TITOS.. M. CHRISTIAN, - J Ail Ed L. DEALF37 ly : 'J fibdU Stables ILLE 0. H. sir old friends and patroi s, ond the public gen-, on Washington street, opposite Mr. HugheyV ie..t Ixmrdcrs. They intend to give such ntlen rice call upon them as shall insure nti.-n tablo will never want for the heat nud most Inuts prompt and' faithful; beds clean nud comebort, everything suited to the ease nad com* continue the LIVERY STABLE BUSINESS; :ommodious and comfortable Stables as can he >e bouutifully supplied with the best piovender irit, they hope to receivo the continued nud lull time* pr?*parod to accommodate any number il nnva prepared to furiiidh their customer* with lc-Hui-30 'o a FOLR-IIORbE HACK, with the d, one of the most convenient and elegant fo'urtamiliea or coiupauics of poMcngcrs will find n u made as low as possible. For 6iuglc feed of Inv, 75 cent?. 30 tf , ._<+* V..V ITotice to Tax-Payera. 1W1LL attend at th? undernRinrd tiniesnnd plner6 for the purpose of collectiugTaxes for 18i5 Abbeville P. Tl t*_l??? - ? r , a?ui iiuj > Due \\ eat, Tuesday, < 6; . fltid .Monday, March 17; Callahain's, Wodnesdaj", " 6; Trible's, Thursday, " 7j I.dwndcsvillo, Friday, ? 8; Speed's, Saturday, " & Calhoun's Mills, Mondav, " jj? Willington, Tuesday, ? 12' Moragne'a, . Wednesday, " 13* T?lb?itV (in the Range), Thursday, " 14. Co th rail's, Friday, " 15' Bradly'a, Saturday, " 16Greenwood, Mondav, ' 18; and Wednesday, March 19; Ninety-Six, Tuesduy, ' iq; Cambridge, Wednesday, " 20; \\ oodville, t Thursday, " ,21; ^ hitehnll, Fndiiy, " oo> Cedar Springs, Saturday, " 23; Donald's, Monday, ?{ Scuffletown, Tue-day, j>6; Cokesburv, Wedui-s<Iav, '? 27^ jind Tuesday, March 18; Deadfall, Thursday, " 28' lloliorti' Store, Friduv, " 20: snuthviiie, Saturday, March 1; McCaw's Old Field, Thursday, "^20; Warren ton, Friday, " 21; Abbeville C. H.-all Court week. ] Sale-day in April the last day for making returns. All persona failing to oa?e returns on 1 the above day, liable to double tax. All taxes to be paid by*the first Monday iu May, or cxe? ' cutiOns may baiaaue.cL i Property to be returned in tho name of theproper owner. Guardian*, fcixecutors, and Administrators will return property under their control. Persons having transferred property between the 1st October, 1864, nod 1st October, 1866, ' will makait kpown to me. > rfcAll p>**on?" * ill <ornc prepared- to giy< the i number of Births, Marriagei^and Deaths in i tlmir families. ? ( Freo persons of color mast pay their taxes t in aiareo. J AJ*li?t MOUilE, T. C. t January 3, 1856 _ - 86 - 3m i '^Atklho rearrest of the^President of the State I Agricultural Society, ! haire consented to ?oli> oit information n? to, the nurriber of Temieesee and Kentucky Horses. Males and llogs mi Dually purchased in the District, and their coti. All per svini will therefore confer a favor hy coming prepared to give the such information oo th$ ' subject as. tiny possets.. J. M. K Afilf! V? i mp w ? 4 XX ft gjfcf . -wltt taferm'the citi?eirttf4U*M e.BODT ANpfcHOE BU&MfcSS * ial^jwd vjiUge, and ho% by style, quality ABBEVILLE MALE irffli MR. A. C.. ELDT>R hhving', bern elected Principal rtifi tlie Abbeville Mule AcnJecmy. will.ovtii:a>?i)ca eju*r?i??'fl of lifeSchool on the tst'Mooday iit< ifonu<iry next. The gorcritni*i?t'of.the'Scliool will be riirid. The mor* bIs And general deportment of the Students will at nil tinie?} receive special attention. Students wiJfjJfc'prcpHryl to enter the Freshman or.Sopliotnore 01n?s of t he South Carolina Colleire and tile greatest care giveu to their preparation. Tuoscttoinstic j'ear "will he divided into tw-> I TERMS. The first will commence on ttie Is' Monday in January, nnd continue fur twenty* eight weeks; the seeo.id will liepin on the 2d Monday in September, and contiuue twelve weeks. The Tuition of cac-1. Cln?=s will be for the I lstClnss: Reading, Writ in.', lathies. 2d Ses. Spelling, nnd Primary Geography. - ... $14 00 | 6 00 2<J Class: The nbove^witli Geography, Histoi-V. _Arithinctie, English Grammar, and exercises in Eaelisli Composition, 20 00 9 00 "3d Class; The above wi'li oil the advanced English .'! IHniK'bes, . - - - 23 00 10 00 4th Class: The above with Latin nnd Greek, - 28 00 12 00Boarding can be obtained in desirable fnmi lies, and at reasonable rates, either in the Vil injjc or country near tiie Academy. Although it in of th? greatest importance that nil the pupils nhoulil Ixj present. at the opening of tlio bewioji. 6till they~mny l??vree?:jv?] at any time during the terrri. students will be diurged from the time th?*v enter until,the cloaiof the Sinai on, unle?4 epecial nrraugem Ms are made to th'o contrary. a. c. elder. a. b. December 20, 1855. 33-ly TABIEfY STORE! W. W. sniILITO, jjavikg become proprietors of the Confoc- | v.j <?? Miiicij oi'Tt, in .-niiiieviiie Court respectfully invite tin* attention of (lie public to their fresh, full and varied assortment of Confectioneries, FRUITS, CANDIES, PItESER VEii PICKLES, AC, together witb ? supply of Fireworks?Crackers Siky-Rookets. n?'Ui?n Candles, Ac., (dud a remnant of Toy* which will b?S sold very, low, a? we wish to discontinue that part of the business) now on band and being coustuntly received?and which, will b? sold at unuiuolly low priecs. v They arc determined to keep always on hand, for the ncci'Tutnoiliitioti of customers, everything iti their line that van be culled for, aiid hr ftitnli nttjiiitiiii* --r 4|- ^ ?_r J MIV Ul lllfir customers, by fair dealing, and low i-hnrgea to secure liberal patronage. They are determined to kc^p a larger and better a ' ortinent than has ver before bce.'i offered, and all at prices which cannot fail to satisfy. er - Give w? a trial. . ' . -j Dec. 2y, 1U0C. J3tf AUGOSi A BRIDGE fBLSSIC* ^JT"!?tf THE underniirn?il licrnliff if gives notice to his former* Customers and Friends that he U engHged iu the Ware House and Coiutuiuioi. buwucs?, in ibis place, for IlleNsrs. Simpson Ac Gardiner, where and with whom, he pledges himself, that all business entrusted to tliem will meet with strict and pcrsunnl attention. A. M. BENSON. Angustn, Nor. 21, 1855. S0-3m CHAMBERS & MARSHALL ARE HOW RECSIVINO 8CPPLIXS or FALL AND WINTER am 9 CONSISTING of Plain and Fancy French DeLAINES ; Frcneb and'English MERINOS; Black and Colored A1.PACCAR ; Bluok and Fancy SILKS; ? Cloth CLOAKS in groat variety ; Embroideries, Glows. Hosiery, ic? Ac. Oct 3 Eieculor's Notice. ESTATE OE JOSEPH MA R8HA LL, SEC'u. TIlE Fxeputors of tho above Estate. hereby give ridtiefr t?> all persons indebted to the same, that immediate payment is required.? They expect to aetfle lip the Estate soon, and unless tlio-fo indebted heed this notice,*the Notes will be placed, before Return tiny, in the hands of an Attorney for co)l?eJ.i$Mt. Enough said. J. w. W. MAI <3 HA Lis Jan 3,1656 39 3t] ." * - ^Ekio'ra. Administrator'* Notice. TIIE Administrator t>f the Estate of Dr. W. L. Trible, hereby givee public notice that the tame will be settled, in the Ordinary's of* See, on the 12th duv of April next. All peru*ns having legal aeninnds again-1 eaid Katute ire required to present, tliem duly, attested on >r before llu^T QHyand th<?e indebted will take du? nolifi: tlmt afn-r tho 12th of Rfehraary Aeirjioteaand account* will be placed -jo .the ladopof an officer for^ollectioi. 4HH9? & AL TR1BLE. jyd&'r. January 6, lgSft ... 8ft '< ' "F Sin.< Wanted TO hjbrt by the year a number of good able ho'Hetf lianda to w-ork on the Greenville and Columbia Eailroad ntheyrar48fi?. ;\* f i noMwiflUmp tP Mr* c*n *cc me on thi Via* >f Road or *dare?a me at Wlluim^n. ^ Dec. 2ft. 185^^ ^PlT' G' A<\8 tr' ? ,V ' ,-Vj . GREAT BARGAINS 70S OAriH I! ' . > i ii ??f Hcto ^torc | AT ABBFVIUE C. IL S LAGER <t LIVINGSTON respcetfully inform tlif citizens of Abbeville villdpe snd District that tbev liove opened. Qtthe old stand of " WILLSON & WILLIAMS, one of tlie larirest, b?*pt *elected. finest and I'buspeiit stocks bf FANCY and STAPLE ever exhibited in the up-countr\. As ii part of-our extensive assortment wo win mention: Ladled' Dress Goods? PeLaines. Cnshinerei% Aruelino Cloths; Alpacas, Plaid Stuffs, Ginghams ; English nnd French Merinoee (all shade*); Cnlicoea. (of every style nnd price); Mantillas and (Jloake. (a fpletidid assortment ?)f latest styles and nt nil prices); Hosier}', Gloves, yboes, 4c., Ac. For Gents and Boys?* Cloth*, Cnssimerce, Tweed?, Vesting*; Boots, Hhoes, Hntn nnd Cupa, Ac. Ae.; * Alto, one of the largest and best manufactured a*?ortmentM of ? Ee^dy-made Clothing that lias ever been brought to this market, to which particular attention id invited. For Family UseAll kind* of Blankets Flannel.*. Damask?: Sheetings, Shirting*, Tickings. Towelling*; Diapers, Do}*li;ft, Curtain Materials. Ac. Plantation OOod^-( Plain# (Georgia and Kentucky); ! ''/ Osuuburg#, Stripes, Kereevs, Ac. Ac; iiaro also an extensive stock of JEWELBY, consisting of ever}* article cmbrao?<i under that, head, to-which we incite the notico of cu#tomere. , ... In i?liort, our sto.-k in varied' and com pic to, And wc respectfully solicit tiu examination of it. We show for nothing, and sell for a? mar noI ihiiig nft any other establishment can afford to do. CALL & >FX whatborgaiusws will tell FOR CAHH.Jgi Oct 22. 1855 a5 3ro FRESH . SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES!! ?m rmniM ai aaujva siuau. RECEIVING and on hand al as low pric?a ~ ' as can be afforded, and without donbt a* low as nuy" utlier market, the followihg Goods. v?k: '* \ Hltda, N. O. SUGAR, very fair; Bbla. N. O. MOLASSES, new crop; Bbls. Stewart*! B?RVP for Buckwheat Oakea. Baps Buckwheat Family Floor ; Powdered, Crnahod and Clarified 8UGAR3,y, Raisins, Almonds, Currants and Citron ; PICKLES of every kind ; Qood variety of Jetties and Preserve*. ;. .Fire-Works! <10 Boxes FIRE CRACKERS at attoniihingly low prices. 60,000 Lbs. English and 3weeds IRON, German, Blister and Cast STEEL, -' * A good lot of CUTLERY, Negro BROQANS, (low dowq.) OSXABURGS and KERSEYS, low, lOo BLANKETS at almost eoat AGRICULTURAL IMPJLEHEXTS at Baltimore cost. A large lot of CHAIRS, tome of which nr?> vvrj fine, tud at less coit than Charleston prices. t Whits Pish and Mackerel. I lo libls. White Fish, or Mackinaw Trout, 3f> half bbls. Mnokcrcl, Nos. 2 nod 3, 25 fourth bbls. do. " ] and 2. ?also? C.OOO LUg. pure end Xo. 1 WHITE LEA D, 200 Onliocs LhYSEEDOIL. .41 JO? 1 Case Fine and Cheap Double-Barrel SHOT OUX8, at very low figures. ?'. BAOOINO and ROPE\ a good lot jost in , and for sale low for cub. Take Particular Notice of this Fact I That as time rolls on, I must hare money. T am i.ot exactly made of money, Notwithstanding it would appear tliat some people think so. If attention is not paid to tliia notice, I trill certainly get the aid of the Sheriff, who is a powerful helper ia time of peod. Take notice 1 * H. ft KERR. D<c. 12, 1855. '?24t Notice, Positive! AT.L Persons indebted to ROBIXBON A jJACKSOXi in account fur 1865, arerequculed to settle the same hy tlu? 1st March, 1866, as, we are desirous of cloaiug our old And 'all persona having standing open accounts on our books for 1BS8 und 1864, or in aebtcd to as by Notf, arc eamtttfy nqnested to pay the money hy that time, or th?y will b? > plncod in the bauds of aa Attorney fur collection. Gentlemen? one and all, eottleap!. Bpare our fcelicge from such a count, and tare yourselvca .ttnneceAKary ezpeuM- longer indnlgcuc# w cannot grant. . i .. v v,v ROBINSON 4 jACKSOfr. Ilftinbtu'p, 9. C., Jan 7, 1236 *7-2m The State of South Carolina. Abbtjffljf:District-?In Equity. 'Uxi?w>yr: Wa>?iiA:?,by next friend, .va. W. B. WxotMAW, M. O. McC/^jlan, Esq, aud Amxlu Dowtin, E^IX. ' filter Settlement.on Wife. jT^apK^rinp to m\ aaMftfitotjOn tlfift William ? no. Mini ? l|?7*ra yis?U, V- -'V- -cwV '~'&t& .. t - J* .? I FOUKB: A HELIABIjE MEDIOIlfH. . ^ . j THE" CELEBRATED COLLETON T j B i ITERS," A Purely Vegetable Preparation AND A * 1 SOVEREIGN BE9EDT " j " FOR DYSPEPSIA. ^ A TIID^E BITTERS arc purely b VB(IETA> ' A' . J BLE COMPOUSD, ond ar? offered to the public under tlio fullest conviction that ' g -- '"j they will be found a safe oud ?oT#reii?n nt?M EDY for DYSPEPSIA. They luive tieon triumphantly teated, not ' only by iiumiroiiB families iSnd rtireiciaiis in y, ^VjBH3S llie South, who linve furnished flnye. Jestimfty < ny as to their decided exccllencf, but also ,bt_ ' rz the proprietor, who, for teu years, suffered mu. "***- ?* I the ploom incident to' that stubborn sifad <fia- s - ^ >3 trewxnK disease. - :V - i . The COLLETON BITTEKS j?re also a Carminative, most. excellent for Cholera Morbus ' :-j^3 Costiveness, Sea Sickness,-Nausea, proceeding-'. from whatevor cause, Shortness of Breath,' .i j Acidity, Heartburn, Cramps and'Stitches in -v v/* a the Breast. ' , ~ * The aliovc Medicine-is highly recommended 1 to literary gentlemen, slndents, elderly pcopfe, ^ 1 and others of sedentary lfnbit?. 1 do hereby certify tbntl have known and r used your cclobrntcd compound COLLETON BITl'ERS in my family for more than' fifteen vears, and I dv.'verily ueliere it'to be'one of ...v ..?Tv i miiiii uuu [inuuiiiun rneuicine* iu use, having witnessed their beneficial * offrtta n so many instance*, that with troth It ' may ho affirmed. they well deserve the high encomiums which they hare received from toe nfflictod who have partaken of thtir in vigor*- .v .j ting and health-restoring properties. Signed, CJIAS. O. CAl'FRS, Planter, * , - 3t. Helena, 8. C." ' ' _____ Tlu? undertigncd, wh-jlcsalc ngonte for tho sbt ye, toko pleasure in stating that they aro in- ~ timatcly acquainted with the mnnufaotoro of the "Colleton BiTtttns," hence thoy do notli**iiatc to commend the article as possewin? rare virtue#, and woll calculated to afford relief In Dyspepsia and its Kindred Diseases. Retail Price 60 Cents a Bottl* I For which sum an incnlcalable amount of ?of- e ferine may be arrested. The trade irill b? suppliod on lihcvral terma. Orders should be addressed to II AVI LAND. HARRAL 6 CO.. , Special Agentsa, Charleston, 3. C, Importers of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Brushes, Ao. ZW by WARDLAW A LYON, "> Abbeville;' T. O. PARKB, Greenwood; GARY <fc GARY, Cokeabury. - ... [June 1'65 ly CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. S.3T The friends of Si Ci TT; DILL rtmti fully announce Lima Wadidnte for Sheriff^ at tbe'oezt Election. c4'' < .* . . OF" The friends of W. fully annoupef-bim a candidate, fur Sheriff at the cusuing ciectioa. [May 1,1846. 1. VrtltBnrv uJtMt'n - ' tHVMKUUI VI U4UBVV JBCWAV' Vtspectfally announce him a* a Candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing Election. pg" The friends of Gapt. 8. A. IIomoi mpoctfally announce him n.s candidate fee Jhx Collector at the ensuing eloctign. . $$ rg* The fried da of Jom JL Wxtaofr fully announco him as a candidate tor Jfck lector of Abbeville District, at the coming ale* tion- & p W. We are authorised to announce tb* Rev. James Moo ax as n candidate for rc-electioa as Taz-Ool lector of Abbeville District, at the w auirif? election. OTTlie friends of JAMES M. VAND1VER rpspoctfully announoe him as ft candidate for Taz Collecicr of Abbeville District, at the ensuing election. . ^ 1 ' ; 1 Sign of the Two L?r|?-Watekc*. WATCHES,. CLOCKS, *s..f ... - " . ?AiTn? . . . * - ' jr n' ' . AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR CASH I . MERCHANTS and Dealer* will do 'well to call aud examine the atoek ofvfJn?OHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY. a?j$ 949 Ein| Street ^ . before they purebwe site where. Ererj-artkU warranted. v. _ ,.v'; t(S*. A stock always on band pacuHaHy adapted to country dealors. ?Saw twenty per ctnL by calling WL'."' <r; V: WM- MASTERMAN.- . j U9 King^t* Charleston.'V Four doors from Weritw'orth street. ** ' October 5, IB66 ... ^ 32'^^' %t ' ?I-, ;.?,V rvft ' ADMJNlSTftAWR'S N0T4C1 * EsUteofDf. A.B. Anxold^deoU NOTICK i? berthv Ki^eia to all per^jMrJfnccrnad. tliHt h I'mal'Settlement' fxtVi above Estate will be made in the QrdioiuW*f Office, on the 12tU'?f March aex^. Thed*.iB*. ing olitim* are c*p?ct*d to prttttof th? ^ ly attested, on or before that d%y.*a?r indebted, amf f ' - > ' i AdinV WUJfciwfai-:' ' ? ' * ' THE SUU OF SOUTH dROtwS.. ' , ^ District.?NoHe* " >p|IE Un^migned.-ks- ' ^ * g?E^:^^ * i