The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, April 18, 1856, Image 4
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THE I'N DRIVEN DENT PRESS
-? -IS I'UlLWINJD' i;v)CUT FRTUAV 'MOKKISO, BV
* PU02ETT & WILSON, Proprietors.
TERMS'."
?-^""51 pot" ooiiunt, invariaU'j in advance
Advertisements will bo inserted conspicuously J
at the following very low rat.?s:"
] nqimre of 12 lines Or less, 1 insertion, 75
Every following insertion, - - - 37 8
' . 1 square 3 mor.t.lis, $4 00 J
1 " 6 " fi 00 !
1 " 1 vnnr in *
Announcing a Candidate, (in advance,) 3 00
Libor.il deductions will be.roado to persons c
advertising largely.
All obituary rolioco exceeding twelve lines :l
vill he charged ns advertisements. x
?2?~A11 comniunicatiouB and letters on buei?
new with this o'Jaoe, mast bo addressed to Tue
Independent Fkesb. Abbeville (J. II. S. C?, pbe
r aii>, to insure attention.
ADVERT1SSMENT3.
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ABBEVILLK 3IA&.E
^ainnn. I
ME. A. C. ELDF-R having been elected
Principal of the Abbevillo Male AeadL?i?
-f *-i-- o-t. - -i
vwan ? .? w"iu>cnva ih'tcavh ibp^ 'JI llir OVill'Ul I _
onth# 1st Monday in. January no\t. Tho gov- J e?nmoct
of the 6chool \cill bo ri<ri-J. The mor-1
nle and general deportment <n tho Students I
will ht nil tinrs^ receive speeinl attention. j
Students tv ill be prepared tn actor the Freshman
or Sophomore Class of the South Cnvolina
College and thu greatest core given to their i
iireparflMon.
TbeSclioinetic year will bo divijjed into two {
TERMS. The fii>t will commence on the lat
Monday in Januarj-, and continue for tw enty- \
eight wcelcs; tho second will begin oo tho 2-3
Monday in September, and coutiauc twelve
. -j woelis.*
The Tuition of OncTi Pln.t* trill lia fnr tVi<? V
1st Claw: Reading:, Writin.-, 1st S<6. 2d Scs.
fipelling, and Primary Go- *
ogrnphy. - - ?14 0^ $ 0 00
2dClfl6s: Tho above with
Geography, History, Aritlimotic,
Englibli G-ammar,
and exerciaeaaglish
Composition, 30 ^0 9 00 3d
Class: Tho abovo with
all the advanced English
Branches, - - - 23 00 10 00
4th Class: Tho above with
Latin and Greek, - - 25 00 12 00
Boarding can be obtained in desirable fami
lies, and at rca6onablo rates, either in tho Vil- 1
lage or country near the Academy. J
Although itla of the gveatest importance that
all thepupila should he present at the opening t
ef the Session, still they may be received at
flnv fciiYiA ilinnnor fliA innn 1
j e> "
chargcd from the time they enter until the close "
of the Session, unless special arrangements are "
^made to the contrary.
A. C. ELDER. A. B. c
Deoemher 20, 1855. 33-ly 1
- * spaetamum
FEMALE COLLEGE.
FACULTY.
.T. "WOFFORD TUCKER, Prcsid'.nt, and Pro
fcitor of English Literature; r
Rev. CHARLES TAYLOR. 51. D., Professor
of Natural Science and Mathematics ;
Mias PHEBE PAINE, Instructrcii? in Modern Q
Language*, Botany. Physiology, Descriptive a
Astronomy, Ancient and Sacred Geography, etc
St. P. E. SAUNIER, Professor of J/ttsic ; t
A Lady corapotent to iustnict in any of the (
1?-l. -- r th* *_ i t.i ... u
viui?(uvui?i uiaucui'o ui reiuaio Lauc&tion win j
be procured before the commencement of the
Term.
TUITION FEES. rx
Preparatory Department, J20 a year. n
Collegiate Department, embracing
everything taught in thn
College course, 40 " " t
Music on Piano, extra, 40 " " T
Fancy Noedle Work, Wni- n
flower Work, Leather work, li
etc., ? " M . r
Tuition Fees payable in all capes 6trictly (one s
Term, or half 3*early) in advance.
Board, on tlie Campus, with .
members or Faculty, including
all expenses, light", fuel,
washing, attention, <fcc., ?12 per month. Q
Board, without the items of
lights and washing, 10 " "
Quarterly payments iu advance will be ro
Quired for Board.
' SCHOLASTIC TERMS. - "
. jf " *'
The next regular Term will comraeneo on
Mondaj*, the 25th of February. Annual Com- n
meucemcnt at the tamo time with \VoJTord Q
College, in July; uo summer vacation. Th<; .
Fall Term will close iu Decombor. - a
All the applinuoea aro now complete for ft
encceeeful prosecution of our labor. A good
Chcmiea] and Philosophical Apparatus has
been purchased and is now ready lbr use. The J
utmest care And attention will ?b phid to the
health and comfort, as well ns the meat*) ffnd ~
moral improvement, of eur popHa. "
' In the roodo and ppocoeses of Bduoatfen, ?or
pnrpeeo is not only te instrnet correctly, but to
discipline the understanding?teach yonng laditajiow
to think ? .
It is but juat to ottrBolvea to eay that oor
Professor of Music is one of Ibo 'meijt skillful r
masters of rtha science; ho "cleflcrvedlv stands
second to uone in bis own dcpartmeut. ' We.
may He allowed to remark hero that we 11
?egatdHW Spartanburg Female College as the ?
oheape?t loatitntiao of similar grade in South
Carolina. A.pqpUmay^ail herself of the ad- o
.* TSfttages of everything in tho College course, f,
with Mnffo,'Boarding, end all incidental scho- gj
' lasii'o charges, tor alittle leas thaa two hundred 0
dollars A year t Thus: '*
Board, 9 months, $14, $108 00 b
Literary-Department, 40 00 8]
Music, extrA, :*. \ / 40 00
Contingent fefc'ftnduseof Piano, 5 00 . b
$103 00
'* '*] 3. WOFFOTin TiinirEH "
; Spartanburg, S.'C., Jau 1, 1366 . 87 ~lm
"- cfcKfcSBWRTf I
conferjNce school, :?]
*T>HK ,^'Mrt. Se6?toj? will open the jSrtt ochool C
/ J. V'day.in February next, /. * ,t\
/JThetie ore throe "TDepartmc'pU, **$&" ** ?
6tniQWratthft headofA^h. ' U ' "
% ; T?j? tVnftra & ?
v _/^Aqd^ X - ';?[. "if-. J
ler. Also, for fitting Boys' and Children's
Slothes ho respectfully solicits a fair triul, as ho
s confident of suceew.
Preference invariably given to cash customI
VP* *
Fanhionablo Embroidering dono on Pove'
md Children's clothee, and all other sorts of
vork.
AH woi-1: promptly attended to.
March 13, 186d " <S tf
' ITotico to the Public
rI7E undersigned have niada arrangements,
n:id ?re prepared to do all kiuda of sovng
in th j
^antua-iunkcr's
ir.e, nt short notico, find in tholate?t aud n?atat
styles, nt reanomiblo rato*.
Thuy will be found nt Mr. S. G. W. PutV,
il)b?vil]e Court Homo.
Mtee L. D. BU8SHART.
Mn*. R. A. D1LU
Feb. S*. ;g;a. 42 tf
iigQ of tlie Two Lu.jo WnU-licfl.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
. . AHI>?
or Kt^^-?atrjBLCBC-.BnaLTK'9
AT XKW YORK TRICE?, FOR CASH!
MERCHANTS nnd Dealers will'do
well to call and cxQmiue tho stock of
V^ICUEM, CLOCKS and JEWELRY, at
249 S?iug Street
icfore they purchase elaowhera. Every article
rarrantcd*.
A 6tock always on haud peculiarly adapted
o country dealers.
Save twenty p*r ecnt. hy ciUing on
WM. MASTERMAN,
219 King-st., Charleston,
Four doors from AVcntworth street.
?- > 1C>< f??
v\avui:i u| iuui; VI
JEPFERS & COTHRANS,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION DIEKCHANTS,
Central Wharfs
Charleston, S. O,
BEG leave to inform their friends, ami the
public generally, that thev still continue
lie above Business, and w ill devote their ottenion
to the sale of
\7heat, Cotton, Flour. &o.,
nd tlio purchase of Goods, Family Supplies
or Planter?, ike.
linving determined to confine themsclvcB exliutively
to a Commission Business, they hope
o merit and receivo a full share of patronage.
HENRY L. JEFFEKS,
WADE 8. COT 11 RAN,
, JOHN COTHRAN.
January 23,1 Sod 39 4ui
NOTICE.
rHE Subscriber, wishing to remove to Georgia,
offers for sale his
Valuable Plantation,
ontaining Fivo Hundred and Sixty-eix Acres,
bout one-half in the woods, lying ou Comare
Creek, as good up-land as Abbeville Disriet
affords. Those wishing to purchase would
o well to look at it hnfnr* Itiivinrr ol.oTvtinfn
t is situated two and a half miles below Stoey
Point residence, immediately on tho main
ond leading to Hamburg. The place is very 1
rell improved, with a aett of large Stable*,
cw GuMiouse, together with
A Good Tan-lfnrd. ^ny
one wishing to embark in that business,
rould do well to jecure the location, as there is
10 better in the District, ns it is supported by a
nr/ffl *?nr? nf IX- 1. ? ? ? -J J
.un v. IUJ.VI. . 11C llltHUgUUd nna cxpoienced
Tanner he would 6ell, and also a lnrgc
tockof Leather in tho vnts. Cnll soon.
Possesion would be given next winter.
W. D. CALIIOUN.
March 7, 1850 . . ' 8m < (
?
iREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD |
GEN'L SUIT'S OFKIC^, f \
G.. <fc C. R. R. Compact. f " ,
rHE following Resolution was adopted by ;i
the Direction of tlio Company . ?t their 1
iceting at Greenville on thjt 22a instant: .]
ItMolved, That until ' th<i-^fi?V of January <
extnny Planter shipping ofl lhft Railrobd one 1
r more biileo of Coiton, of lus -own produce,
j Columbia or any station above, bo allowed 1
Return Ticket fi-om tho market to whichltis ,
snsigned,"free of charge. V, *
AU.persons desiring to claim the benefit* of
lis provision will take the Receipt for the Cotin
In flin ?i-:~l 11 -
... -- V..U MV MIC OMIVIVil- Ml Wliiun IUC
otton in shipped, and ripon the surrender of
will get? Keturn Ticket op.tlie Hood. '4 '* l
E. F. RAWOJiTH, Gen'l Supt 1
Oetobcr 23, 1665. 26 ,
NEW TAILOR SHOP
r. ? ABBEVILLE. C. H. . ' .T(. "
rHB Undersigned respectfully informs the '
. citizens of Abbeville villago and I)is-irt
f lint ho has opened a shop for.(ho purpose '
f carrying on the ' 7 ^
i ._ Taiioriu* wgu kf
ii uit- uwii uit'uuu!. ne-win riMivp^'orifliMl1]
cm toTrn apd country*' thankfully, and wilj ,
pnro no pains in endeavoring to pleasfr liff 1
ustomer?, both in the quality -Of hid work and i
ricee. By etrict attention to buainee*, mid aihty
to do good Trork^bd:bop?i to aeonro a
gj||| ;;
HEAD QUARTERS.
Eight Regiment S. C. M.
OR!)Till NO.-? r
rI"MIE Lower and Uppor Battalions, compos.JL
iu^ tho Ki;;lit ltcgiincnt- of Infantry, S.
(!. Militia, will i'arndofor Drill nnd-Kcvicw at "
tlioir roopective I'arado" Urouuds at 10 o'clock
A. 11.,on tlio following dnrs : n'
The Upper Battalion ?t McCaw'a Old field, l>
on 6'nturdav the 20th of April.
The Lower Battalion at Bradley's Old Fiold, in
on Saturday the 3d of May.
Commissioned and non-commissioned Officers w
will attend at encli pluce the day previous, for jn
Drill and Inspection: n,
Maj. W. M. Rogers and Cnpfc. J. H. Cunning- a]
ham will extend this order throughout their
rcnpoctivo commands.
Officers of the Linn and Staff are required
to appear ia full Uniform. I
Also, tho Captains of Companies will order
the Pioneers of their respectivo Beats to appear
at 10 o'clock a. M-, on tho days of Drill. 1
By order of Col. II. II. Habi'er. J
J. G. WILIjSON, Adj't. in
1350. 48 4t a
1 1 tl
a?**?raw
HAS COI?mEWCJEI? ! A
MES3KS. FERRYMAN ?fc WALLER waald
bog loavo to *ny to tlio pco|ilo that tbo
opening of their spring utock has cojnmeueed, 0<
and tboy are now prepared to do evon moro ftl
than they promised in thoir advertisement last ^
month. They unhesitatingly say to all who '
nro in want of CLOTHING already made that
they van suit them, oven from the liumblo In- ,
borer to the mont fastidious "gent." To those ,
who prefer having thom made, wo say wo can w
fill your eye! 61
And, dcor ladies, (for wo do loTe the ladies,)
you kuow wc sell Calicoes chcaper than any- 01
body ; but you will be surprised to behold the et
?ua"utit.y and quality of Mountain, Bhroses, T
issues,* Brillinntes, Bnthiste, ?te. Splendid .!
ROBE DRESSES at jive dollars ! '
All we ask is to come and look. J.
W. W. PERRYMAN.j [W. W. WALLER, 11
New Market and Greenwood.
April 2 '48 tf u
r m
r<
tainM MULt,
TTTILLIAM A. MOORE, living o,
n near this place, tolls before ?
me rlipht Borrol Uor?e MULE of medium size, ~
nupposod to be about twenty years old, and
badly wind broken, appraised by John W. Subcr,
John C. C. Allen and John tl. Connor, at r
teu dollars. S. E. GRAY DON,
Magistrate. ff
C-okcabury, March 17, 1856 46-tf n,
U
VARIETY STORE A
w. w. snnnTo, S
TT AVING become nronriptnr* nf tVio C
XI tioncry-and Variety Store, at Abboville se
Conrt Houao, respectfully invite the attention
of the public to their fresh, full aod varied
assortment of _
Confectioneries,
FRUITS, CANDIES.
PRESERVES. PICKLES, <fcC,
together with n supply of Fireworks?Crackers,
Skj- Rockots, Roman Candle?, ?fcc.t (and a 0
remnant of Toys which will bo Bold verj- low, n
as wc wish to discontinue that part of the bus- . J
iness) now on hand and beiiig Constantly received?and
which will be .sold at unusually tj
low pricca.
They are determined to keep always on hand,
for the accommodation of customers, every- 01
thing in their line that can be called for, and
n?l>e iiy sucn attention M> tno wants of tlioir Si
customers, by fair dealing, nnd low charges to
aocurc liberal patronage. 8;
They are determined to keep a larger and ai
better assortment than baa ever before been
offered, and all at prices which cannot fail to 01
satisfy. m
Give ua a trial.
Dec. '2o, 1655. ? 33-tf tl
?: ? oi
The State of South. Carolina,
Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas "
ai
Joseph N. "Wbitner, J p(
v*. > Attachment. (?
' James O. Spetr. J
WHKRKAS, the"Plaintiff did on tho thirtieth
day of March, instant, file his
declaration against tho Defendant, who (as it is _
said) is absent from nnd without the limits of
this State, and has neither wife nor attornev
bnoyrn within the name, unoa whom * copy of
the B?id declaration migjit be served; It in
therefore ordered, that tho enid Defendant do y
appear and plead to tho said declaration, on or :r
before'the thirtyday of March, which, will 5.
bain the year 6f?o?jr Lord'one thousand eight ^
bnndrcd and fifty-six, otherwiaeTinal .apd oh- J5.'
solute judgment'will thanjbe.giveq on da ward- iV
ed against him. 'V; i}
MATXnEWWtlcDpNALD, C.O.P.* "
ClerVa Office, Abbeville Diatrict, ) 5?
March' 80, 1855. " . .. _ f 48 qlyly **
' -m .. .V! **' ?rrr?r- to
Joiner and Cabinet Shon.
' * -io ?' KEXT
DOOft' to TUE PEESF, rtFKICE,
ABBEVlLtE COUjlT.lidlJSEi S. C.f
TI1E undersigned, thaukful for ""
past fnvoi-p, anu ovof ready QEESspfiuSS ~
to nerve a generous public, may u ?
bti at nil time's^/buud at hia Sbop.ia the East*
em cornpr^f Cirietfaa Jf Deale'e Coach Factor^
whero lio ia prepared to"nj'nlie PANEL r\
mm, J
aw., atv # x. ' . . W
7?^akft. TABLES. DTfcltS, BO.OK: *?
CASES, PICTURE F11AME8, And' repair/fur- at
oitar&^tc*?:- . -v -V-\ < jc
I will keep constantly on hand ready made H
CQS?Wi&ot tbe^iest nloterial and 'finest fiu- ^
la^^Hjmfejpoliflhed or.corered^albrif whioh ri
del - ^ pomt' "in tbe d.i^rict^o th
of chnrffd.Wltn Iioarao or unon rmlrnnd if'ild. Pi
sircd'fn^alirectioo., * ' . vi
All irork^ono warranted k?good oa Ihc bo?t di
and cnepp-; &<fc'ording- T?m per cent.. off far. tf<
cash me. ?' -.4:- - \ If
VST Fqr rcfeiWbff, '.*pply * to^fany eeritlemap tr
in:th6^T#00r^?Ub]D^ ^G?*D. BOWERS. .>
V - ,$m- K
" 1l7- .... . . ?
L Notice.. |A
^plIE Administrator of theEstate of Dr. TV: Lv'
^Jd .^^Trihlp^irbreby'gives public notico thaVjaii
th* \rlll l?e settled, in the "OrdtnmryV of- J fii
See/an t!i? lxMr'daV' of jfpril rfext. ^Ail '.plr-Jof
. j>pmfindg against sn(d Estate qi
Qre/foqiijf'od t<rj)reBent them duly attested oft I
Qf b^orethat day J and" those indebted will I be
takjr-^oo notlw that aft?er U.eJ2th of Febr^rj* to
(31th
Tailor Shop at XowadsvUle.
'GBHTXEM'EN!
rllE Genius of Invention and Ittip^vornont
is abroad is the land, and nil hough for a
inct time she confined her skill to tumAfa*
, . t - - - ; V ft .
IVcw Preiifh Fashionable
TAILOHIMQ,
By M. BEEN, Abbcvillo C. H.
rHE cul^ri'ter eoptinues his btn-int-pn, in all
ilit l>rgjrteliost, jit.it to ibo Abbeville Ilotcl,
vhere he is |:repur?d to do ?ny work in his
ino, in the best and most fashionable manner.
lie guarantees nil work turtle*] out of bin
bop to fit 111 the most nil exception able man
cBiiiboate ami making railroads, constructing
inchinery and teaching the lightning how to
ilk, alio hna not forgotten to make
Great Improvements
i tho Art of Cutting and Mnking Garments.
R. M. CARPENTER. Tailor, at Lowndsville,
ishcB tho public to know that ho is poatcd up
i all the improvements pertaining to his busiess,
and will put up work na neat-, as quick,
id ss low as any muu out. No fit, no pay.
March 7, 1850 3m
rhe South Carolina Agriculturist.
DIIE Executive Committeo of tho Stato Agricultural
Society of South Carolina havig
solectctl the subscriber to edit their paper,
prospectus is now issued in compliance with
ii'ir instructions.
This joumal vill be dsvohed to Agriwilfruro,
ortieulturo. Natural Scianoe, Rural Ta?U\
rchitectura ar\d Art, the Mechanical and Manfacturing
iuterootf, and all the pursuits porlining
to nenoral improvemontw It will also
>utain a faithful transcript, of tho organisation
id proceeding!* of tho Society, Eways and
miraunications from tho best wiitera in the
fata, and a monthly summary of the spirit of
le Agricultural preso.
All subjects devoted to the improvement of
iu inimi, mc son, etocK, &n<i iionicstio comfort,
ill fnul ready admission into iu columns, and
iflh contributions are apecinlly desired.
The work will Ix; printed m beautiful now
id fair type, on fino whito paper, with a tinfc1
cover, and will contain thirty-two pages per
onth. The publication will commence ou the
rst. of Mav, 1856. There will also be pubshed
an additional advertising sheet, as a implement*
in which a limited number of advereementa
will be inserted.
Tebm3.?$1 00 per annum. No paper Bent
ulesa the-.money is paid in advance. Life
lumbers to tho Stato Agricultural Society will
scoivc the paper without cost.
Address A. O. SUMMER,
Kditor "South Carolina Atrpi<>nltnri<? "
Into Agricultural Society Rooms, Columbia.
B'statc of fohn Clay, Dcc'd.
SETTLEMENT.
rIIE kindred and creditors, and all parties
concerned arc herebj* notified, Hint a
nal Settlement of the above Eotntc will be
lado in the Court of Ordinary for Abbeville
iatriet, on Tuesday tbo 13tu of May next.
11 peraonB having claims against the Estate ;
mot present iherato the Administrator, before
lat.time, and the Distribntccs are notified
lat tho Administrator will not consider him-1
>lf account bio for Interest afterwards.
JAMES L. McCELVY, Adm'r. I
Fobruary 13, 1356 3m j
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Bead Quarters,
Sixth Regiment F. C. Militia,
" Mai. ci i 18, 185C.
RDER XO. .
rllE Upper And Lower Battalion", comprising
tho Sixth Regiment South Carolina
ilitia, will Par.ido for Drill and Review at
icir respective Puiade Grounds viz:
The Upper Battalion at Drake's Old FielJ,
i Saturday-, the 3d of May next;
The Lower Battalion at Chalk Level, on
lturday, tlio 10th of May.
The Officers, conimiasioned and con-commisDneil.
will attend tlio ilnv nrnvinm J..;n
, . ; ?v J ?
id instruction.
Captains commanding Boat Companies will
derout tbe rionecrs in tboir respcctivo coman
ds.
The Jocntse Band will attend at Drake's on.
10 3cl, Hndt!ieCoke?bury Band at Chalk Level
i the 10th of May, bv 10 o'clock a. in.
Lieut. Col. Cliukscales is charged with llio
cten -'ion of thia Order in the Upper Battalion:
id, in tho absence of Mnj. Iiudges, Cnpt. J. W.
sshee with its extension in tho Lower Batlion.
By order of CoL T. J. Robeuts.
J. J. ADAMS, Adj't;
Mar 21 -10 tlOm
HEAD QUARTERS,
.v Eighth Regiment S. C. Iff.
VN Election will bo held, for MAJOR to
command the Upper Battalion of the ,8th
ogitfient 8. C. M-. to fill the yacanoy occasion-.
l;uy the promotion of Col. H. H. Harper,, on
iturday, 12th da]/ Af April next, at the reapecBeat
Company Muster Grounds, and the
anagora will meet the Monday following, at
cCaw'sOld Field, count tho votea, and transit
th? result to Brig. Dun. ,J. R. Weaver,
igefield C. H., S. C. ...
Officers commanding Companies in the Bat
Jiuu uro ciiuruvu wnn IUO OXieusiOQ Ot U1IS
dep.
By order of Brig. Gen. John R. Weaver.
"* ' H. H. HARPER, CoL oommanding.
March 11, 1850 45
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FECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE.
Cure of Dyspepsia.
CHE nndefsigned i? being consulted by letter
from all f arts of the Union, by tho?e
ho aro ,?ufferi'ug from DrsrEraiA and its
mseauent general weakness, muscular r?l&x
ioji.'nnd nervous debility. ' Having xfor the
at few year.-?, io his prACtice of medicine, torn*
ibis attahtiori -entirely to the treatment of
if*diseasifl fie ia enabled from hie large expee'mre'fco
'institute a%peculiar(tjP'of tr^at^oent
lat^jP.il 1 cnablo the patient to tee; feel, and
tow, after n day or two's treatment, that' bis
fcov'elry has already commenced- 'Haa her a
y tongue, thirst, losa. of appetite, conetipaon
of bowels,* naueea uud vomiting?-? in the
m dcyr hsfia with pDM^ral heat I?id he
oubied with sleaplo&snese, starting in his
Se^V eolomheaey, ' impaired VfroHtfoiv?-witb
ilpit^tioft or "fluttering'Lof th? heart, and
tiny oat o? breath bV-fffijckdnc^ exertions!.
11'these, aft?r bne, twO/or'three day's ^trefctcnt
will commence to disappear.
SfcBMe OF. Tk*a^knt.^$5 00. for Jr?t i?oa? ,
lintioii. forwarded byibatt, jfritfa
n?0d ?xp)tcft written direction# of the coarse
treatment Ac.^'to be pntaaed^JjMii iabae-'
iep& -cdnsultiition *nd "raedicintf'-foj'wardcd,S
dtt/ Mone'USromittedinrnll iturt'a treed nhonlH
Hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &c., .
At the Siyn of the Golden Anvil,
COLUMBIA, 8. O.
VA TIIB Subscribers have now
.oir hand an+exteueiTe assort- |Wfl
\r ment of Goods in tlidlr * line,--which
they are selling at tfie lowest market prices for
Cash, oit'l to which they- respectfully Call the
attcotion of purchasers. Their stock consists
in part as follows, viz: >
IJur Iron, lloop, Sheet, Band, Oval, Hound and
Square Iron ;
C?t, German and Blister Steel; Anvils, Bollows
Vieop, ?fee.;
Mill and Crow-Cut Saws; Mill Irons, Nails,
Wagon Boxes, Pot-Waro;
Bonch and Moulding Planes, Chisels, Angora,
Files, Boring Mnehines;
Mortico Machines Lathes Saws, Bench Screws
Hingon, Screws ;
Locks Bolts Lntches, Axes, Iloee Plongh
Moulds, Adzes;
Axlos,.Springs, Knnmekd and Patent Leathers
Paints Voruishoa;
Window Glass Spirit*! Tcrrperrtirto, rutty, Paint
Bras lie*;
CV?rn Shellers Straw Cotters, Corn ?ud Cob
Mil In T.wilKor Ualflnn.
Lime, Floater, Client, Gunpowdor, Shot,
Eoad, <fcc., Ac.
Thoso in want of Goods in the Hnrdwnro
lino, will find it to their interest to give us a
cull before mnking their purchases.
FISHER ?fc AG NEW <fc CO.
Feb 15, 1836 41 tjul
SB lair* ??> jta N
FOR SALE!
rIMlE Subscriber* will keep on lwnd nt nil
_L times, nt tho Saddlery and Harness Store
of li." Westfield, in thin Village, nn assortment
of all kinds of STOVES, which they pledge
themselves to sell on as favorable term* as
Stoves of the snnie quality can be purchased
for in Charleston. 1 heir COOKING STOVES
they will wnrrant- to do everything that a
Cooking Stove can do, and aro sure they will
give universal satisfaction.
One of us will spend the most of the present
3'eftr nt the North, and will bo ablo to eclcet
; the beet and moat approved patterns.
I K. WESTFIELD,
I. BRANCH.
Abbovillo C. II., S. C., Jan 8, 1856. ly
One Hundred Dollars
Reward!
oju RUNAWAY From (lie subscriber, ou
}&? the 24th February, my boy AARON.?
-tS- He is of a yellow or copper color, and
has a large scar on one of hia arms running
from the wrist upwards, supposed to lmvo been
burned. He is a keen, shrewd boy, with rather
u sly look, over 6 feet high, and weighs 200
pounds or more.
I will pay the above reward of S100 for bis
delivery to me, with proof sufficient to convict
any white person or persons of liHrboring biin;
or JftO for his delivery to me without proof;
pr $26 if lodgod in any Jail in the State so I can
get him. W. SillTJI.
Smithville, S. C., March 2(5, 1850 47 3ni
CHAMBERS & .MARSHALL
ACE NOW RECEIVING SUPl'LIES OF
FALL AND WINTER
CONSISTING of Plain nn<l Fancy French
DeLAINES;
j French and English MERINOS;
Black and Colored ALPACCAS ;
Black and Fancy SILKS;
Cloth CLOAK8, in great variety ;
Embroideries, Gloves. Hosiery, Ac., <tc.
Oct 8 v
fcr_ . . > ; * .
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
?3?" The friends of S. G. Vt. PILL respectfully
announce him a Candidate for Sheriff, at
the ucxt Election.
me tnciida of W. W. GRIFFIN respectfully
Announce liim it candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election. [Mny 7, 1855.
E3T The frionda of NISIROD M<CORD respectfully
announce him aa a Candidato for
Sheriff at the onauing Election.
. ??9" The frienda of Capt. S. A. Hodges respectfully
announce liiin as a candidato for Tax
Collector at the CDeuing election.
tSlT" The friends of John R. Wii.ion respectfully
announce him aa a candidate for Tax Collector
of Abbeville District, at the ensuing eleo
tion. - ' !"v'. . Tv
fy Wt are authorised to announce tlio Ilev.-I
James Moorr a* a candidate for re-election aa
Tax-CoUiptof of Abbovillo District, at the ensuing
election^ ;
, t^The friends of JAMBS M. VANDTVER 1
respcetfirtly announce him aa a candidate for
Tax Collector of Abbeville- District, at the ensuing,
election. ;* ;
The.S^aie of South Carolina,
Abbeville Dr?Unvi.?In Equity:
MaimsD W. "Wwhma*. by naxt friend, va. W.
H. Widbwah, M. O. MoCaslav, Esq., and Aiikua
Down*, Ex'ix.
d:ij f c.ii/ 1 -- titis.
J V? IT I/tf. .
IT nppe?ring'to my satisfaction that William
1L Wideman, onuof the Defendants, resides
withonttbe limits of tills State; - On motion by
Thomrox^A Faib, Complainants Solicitors, ordered
that'the said William H. Wideman, plead,
answer or demur to "this BUU wiUnn tlirce
months; from the publication of. thi*?drdor, or
Judgment Pro Cotifeno will bo taken ngniuat
himl. . W. H.PARKER, O.Jf.A.D, W*
lA'tnW io-ftm >
Committed '
" jj^O.tho^oH Vt Abbdvifae Coort Itonso it f
1 on Wedeeaday tho lOth F^bniajy^aS^,-.
ihsfc, <i Negro woi^n DaffneV, ^vho s&ya ..Jot
she belongs to sbmrd of fclila
ABBOTHXIB1C.R. ^
Cheap Cash Boot and Shoe
Manufactory.
?THE subscriber most reill
spectfully oalls llio attention SSI
< jK?. *Qf the public, and especially *
bis old friends aud customers, to hia large and
wcllrsdlected-stock oft..
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Shoes.
He liornWo a largo stock of fine pumpntoled
and fine welted BOOTS, of the latest stylos, of
the finestFrench calf skin.
He has a large stock of fine doublc-solcd
Water-Proof Boots,
! all of bis own manufacture, warranted. AH of
" -i '
nuli.ii ?.?_ out ocii ciiL-ap jor casn, or on a credit
to prompt-paying customers.
Ho if also prepared to niako to order any
articlo in tho Boot and Shoo line, having a'
large number of the finost workmen in his employment,
and being a practical workman him'
soir Having tho finest atock of Leather that
ever came to this District, his Boots and Shoea
will bo mado in tho neatest and latest styles,and
for fit and workmanship shall not bo excolljed.
; N. MoEVOY.
March 81, 18Bfl 46 l'ffar
HOI FOR KANSAS!!
WE Aro detcrmiucd to IiaveKanJas?peace-"
ably, if we can ; forcibly, if we must;:
but nt any rate, we havo determined on Kansas,
in spito of Abolition bombs, guns, drums or"
batteries. Now tho best wishes of
Utt/UUUN tSL UUNNUft
are extended to tlio Kansas delegation in par*
ticulnr, and to all tlic good citizcna of our District
generally, with tliia piece of good advice:
Come and select an outfit from our superior
stock of
Spring & Summer I>ry Goods,
now open and being rapidly disposed of. Those
going'to Kansas, must come noon, or they will
l>o gone without the Goods ; and those not going,
mustn't torrv. or tb? fSomla i?;n
. , ? -?? ? uc gyiiy
without them ; for wo arc fast supplying the
market lioro. However, we always manage to
have "a few more of the same sort left," which
wo invite our friends to'
Come and Inspect,
nnd satisfy themselves as to our styles, qualities,
prices, ?to. Wo are thankful for the favor
heretofore shown ns, and hope to continue togivo
satisfaction to all our customers.
March 27, 185tt 47-2t
1IODUES' DEPOT.,
rpjIE Fiim of ROBERTS, ADAMS ? 8MITII
JL was dissolved on the first of October.
It m hoped that nil persons indebted
will couie forward and settle by cosh or note,
as wo arc noxious to close our old business.
- ROBERTS & ADAMS
Still continuo business at llodges, and at Long
Cane, and by the first of April will have a fine
- - Spring Slock of Goods,
selected with gront enro in Now York and Baltimore,
which we respectfully offer to our
friends and customers nfc moderate profits.?
Come and uee, and ho your owu judge. Wo
merely wish to let you know that we are still
here, feeling satisfied that if you will come^
our Goods and prices will please you.
Very respcctfullv,
" ROBERT3 Jc ADAMS.
Hodges', S. C., March 27, 1806 47 tf
MEW &: CHEAP GOODS
fjpiIE Undersignod has now on hand, and will
MV |.?., i*?v nuio uuui ouicuny in
April, at Lis residence, near the Jail, a lot of
new and elegant DRY GOODS, consisting of
WORSTED DRESS GOODS,
MUSLINS,
QIXQIIAAfS. '
' OIL CALICOES, Ac.;
BOOTS, -
.. r SHOES, , . r
CAFS,-'&k, <fcc.;.<?c. '
Tho public a'ro rcspeutfullyviuvited to .call,
examine and'buy.: . >
Goods remaining, on band sals-day in
April will bo offered at pablift-auotion;.':
v S. a W. DILL.
Abbeville C. H., March 20, 18S0. 48?tf
Banner please copy onca'
, BENIIST'RT. ;
w. B?MOEiiiii
WOULD most respectfully say to tho people
of Abbeville, and the miblie t?an?rAiW
tlint ho liaft just returned, from PhHodfliiphia
ianfl Xew York, -where ho has received instructions
in every "branch of his. busin ess, from the
most celebrated-Dentist in iho United States.
- He now feiels himself in every way quailed
to perform all. operations in ^bU luxe, in the
very beet and latest improved'style."?- .'
lie wqUld alio-.atate thai.be boalceraedj
Artificial Block-fW?rk, I
and bow to insert Teeth on Qutti -Pcroha. . He
[will ineert'a'full ' "-'y.'>/ V';\
Sfttt of Teeth OB flntta Vrii.
for Thirt&Jtva Dolly#I '
John MoEflUnr hag just eomrrtencfd buBineia
: with me, and will plag front U?th with ROld.
:bnck J4'eth:.with tiu, and-insert feoth on piVot
and plate, from one to^ eu'tire. of char a*;;
; :>t?gh 28,1866 , , ' 4? / < . 5% ifEEtf
R* S. REE? ^
llflmmors, l>ng* **d %i$%P?a&**
when you.Jiav.e phased abo^CHBAP iw.
CASD, he7wM Ih?<fv&ji