The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, May 16, 1856, Image 3
FURNITURE WAREROOMS! 1
BENJAMIN & GOODRICII,
Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia,
NEXT I^OOT abOYC ThomaS tawjUfc
Richardson's A- Son's
lJoolt Store, and opposite kmback's
it Cooper's new Iron Store, would respectfully
announce to their friends and tho
public tnat they arc now receiving daily a
choice and well selected assortment of all kiml#
or FURNITURE, such as Bureaus, Book
Cases, Sofas, Chairs, Tetc-a-tetes, Centre Tables,
Window Shades, ?fcc., of the latest and most
fashionable designs, which the}* will guarantee
to sell as low as can he bought in the city, and
wo inite all who wish to purchase, to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsowlierc.
Spring, Hair and Cotton M A.TTRAS3E8, and
all kinds of Furniture Manufactured and Repaired
to order, with neatness and dispatch.
This Firm, positively, have no connection
with auy other Furniture House in this
city. BENJAMIN <fc GOODRICH,
Augusta, Ga., April 25, I860. 52-ly
" JOHN J.%CLAYT0~N7
x. ?.. > r>c T>r.
A READY MADE CLOTHING, W)
HAS now on liand a larpe nnd frenh supply
of fashionable SPUING AND SUMMER
GOODS, which will be sold on very reasonable
tortus.
No. 197 Broad Street, under the Augusta
Hotel.
? Augusta, Ga., May 2, 185G. 62-ly
TO FARMERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
Mo CORD'S
Patent Portable Anti-Friction Horse Power,
Tltc Best in Use.
Patented July 11, 1854.
THIS is an invention !>y which a large portion
of the power of" the horse is rendered
availablo than by any other arrangement
known. Its parts are few anil simple, not liable
to derangement, readily adjusted for working,
and with ordinary care very durable aud
efficient.
Tho Machines arc manufactured with great
exactness and all precisely alike, so that in
s case a piece should be broken we can always
fusnish a piece to replace it.
It is designed for ono or two horses, nnd
can be vised for a groat variety of work, thereby
eaving a large amount of labor, expense
and valuable time to the Farmer, Mechanic and
others.
By reason of its portability tho owner can
readily locate it wherever it may suit his business.
It can hfl llSPll fo irnnil nr1vn..ln??
r> ?
driving cotton gins, threshing machines, circular,
or other saws, planing and other machines
for working wood, driving mills, of various
kinds, for grinding graiu, paint, Ac., straw-cutters,
corn-shellcrs, lathes, grind stones, Ac.,
and for churning, washing, pumping water for
cattle, irrigation, or drnining, and all other
purposes to which a Horse Power is adopted.
Wc also keep the most approved Spike and
Beater THRESHERS, which can be driven by
the above Powers.
FAN MILLS, for Hand or Horse Power.
SMUT MACHINES, Grain Cradles, Belting,
Ac.
SCOTTS LITTLE GIANT Com and Cob
Id ills. CAKM1C1IAEL A BEAN,
Dealer* in Hardware, Cutlery and Agricultural
Implements,
Augusta, Ga., May 2, 1856. 52-6in
~W * Tk " ?? - '
i1 II Ji, S II
MML H. 3E "W ^ Si*
WARDLAW & JLYOIV
ARE now receiving, nt their DRUGSTORE,
large additions to their former stock,
making their supply of genuine Medicines nnd
Fancy Goods very coinpletc. Now on hand
Six Dozen
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
A mild and pleasant aperient.
GINGER WINE.
This wine is an excellent tonic; a reliable
renicdv in DvsnenBia. General liuiiit;?v
Bowel Affcctions, <fcc.
RHODE'S FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
A cure and preventative of Chill aud u'ever.
SHAKER'S EXTRACT OF VAl/ERIAN,
Invaluable in Ncrvons Affections.
A Fresh supply of
MUSTANG L1NAMENT.
QUASSIA CUPS,
A pleasaHt mode of taking a tonic; very useful
in cases of Indigestion, Nervous !
TL Debility, Tendency to Inter-mittents,
<tc. .
Also that elegant article,
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS,
For beautifying the complexion; curing
diaeaaes of the skin; for shaving;
cleansing the teeth; for
tbo Toilet and the Nurseir ; for Bathing; and
many medicinal .purposes.
CLEVELAND'S COLOGNE,
The best now. used.
ELEGANT CHINA VASES AND TOILET
SETS,
Worthy of being, admired.
HANDKERCHIEF AND COOKING
PVTD A riTCl *"?
_ uAinnoii3|
A great variety and of superior quality.
5 TOILET SOAPS, ?
Consisting of Pioault'a And IlarriaonVauperior
KoBe and Almond Soap, the gtnviiu
Zquft old JBrown . Windsor
Soap, Yankie Soap,
JBarbcr't Soap, with a large Variaty of other
Toilet and Washing Soap*.
* - i? .BRUSHES, . ': I
flair VI<T~Ji ?It - i-?- * ?s?
' ^ JP ' ?B,WVV
, an<i 6'Aoc jBrwihcs.. f ' '
'tEMO^ SYRUP. * "
-.??.
CIGARS, .
.- '?
SPRING GOODS?1856.
J. F. BURCHARD & CO., AUGUSTA, GA.,
Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall,
ARE now receiving on unusually clioico
variety of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling at the very lowest pri- _
ces possible, and to which the attention of purchasers
is very cordially and respectfully invi- f
ted. Their stock embraces the following, a- J
moug others, of French Jingli*h and American
productions. Particular attention is asked to 8
Patusli, Lupin, Seydoux, Licber ?k Co's manufacture
of Bombazines, chnlliea, delaines, c
bareges, grenadinos, Ac. Thirrin & Milliard's
black and colored challiea, inargnioe, veil
bcragc, and tissues.
PRINTED GOODS.?Steinbach, Kocclilinks,
Percals, brilliantea, cambrics, jaconets, lawns,
li.? O...I ?.
also
Paris black mlks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks ;
" Fourl&tufs, very handsome;
" French and English Calicoes of Stein'
bacli's Ilogle's Mouteiths A Norton's ;
Cases of Ginghams, black and fancj-, all prices;
Printed cliallies and berage delaine*, from low
priced to very rich ;
American lawns and muslins;
' Calicoes, low price and fa6t colors ;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Richardson's Linens, and other makers, a
very full assortment in all varieties, for shirting,
sheeting, pillow casing, Ac., Ac.; birds-eye
diapers, Scotch ditto, towelling nnd towels, i
Turkish Bath, Ae.; window drapery, lace nnd
muslin, Ac., Ac.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Bo}^, in
Linen drillings, Ac., cottonudcs of all sorts, vest
nigs, apriugcitittiiuereb, cnsiiincreit, urao ctg, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
An unrivaled assortment of sheetings and
shirtings, brown and bleached, from 3-4 to 12-4
width and from the lowest priced tt^thc finest
English and American makes. '
PLANTATION GOODS.
Of every sort and kind, considered desirable
to have, by the piecc or bale. In addition to i
the above," wc have the very finest assormcnt
of collars, Laces and Embroideries in general, (
to be found probably in the State.
J. F. BUKCHAUD <fc CO.
Mav 2, 185(1. 62-1 y c
?: f
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. J
?3*" The friends of S. G. W. DILL respect- t
f?il I3* announce liini a Candidate for Sheriff, at a
the next Election.
t^T" The friends of W. W. GRIFFIN respcct- "
fully announce him a candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election. [Mfly 7, 1855.
The friends of NIMROD McCOltD respectfully
announce him as a Candidate) for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election. A
?5?" The friends of Capt. S. A. IIonaES res- 1
peetfully announce him as a candidate for Tax c
Collector at the ensuing election. v
C^~The friends of Jons R. "Wilson respectfully
announce hint as 11 candidate for Tax Col- J
Icctor of Abbeville District, at the f nunim* <?W 1
tion. ? 1
6
If^g" Wk ore Authorised to announce the Rev.
Jamk.s Moouk as a candidate for re-election sb
Tax-Collector of Abbeville District, at the en- '
suing election. f
?^~The friendB of JAMES M. VANDIVER D
respectfully announce him as a candidate for t
Tax Collector of Abbeville District, at the en- *
ailing election.
SUGAR AI?D iHOLASSES. '
-i /~V II11DS. Prime ST. O. and l'orto Rico
JLU SUGAR ,
4 Illida. Prime W. I. MOLASSES \
'20 Bhk " N. 0. SYRUP, <
Just received and for sale by ,<
April -25] II. S. KERR. <
t
White Lead and Linseed Oil.
6AAA LBS. Pure and No. 1. WHITE 1
^V/V/Vy LEAD, as good as any in the r
United States, and will be sold at Charleston
prices far ccuh.
200 Gallons LINSEED OIL,
Just received and for sale by ^
April 25] 1L S. KERR.
LAND. r
MTIIE Subscriber offers his
Home TRACT OF LAND, near JgUj]_
Mill way, for sale. TheTract adjoins Dr. Tress- t
ly, T. Jrj*, aud others ; contains about "
140 Acres,
about 80 or 85 acres Woodland. Fersons wish- v
ing to purchase a small Tract of Land will do ?
well to call on me, and examine tho land, and
they will find iny terms and price reasonable.
A. REAGAN. .
April 22, 1856 61 . 3t 1
Administrator's Notice.
Estates of H. F. Power and W. W. *
Logan.*- 3
ALL Fersons indebted to the estate of n. F. jj
Fower, deceased, are hereby notified that a
payment is desired immediately.
Also, those indebted to the estate of W. W.
Logan, deceased, are likewise requested to set-'
tic up.
Demands against either of said Estates mast g
bo properly attested and presented, without 1
delay, to G. W. 1IUCKABEE, ]
April 24, 185G. 3t] Administrator.
?7?FROM- ?r?
- ABBEVILLE TO WASHINGTON.
A FOUR..HORSE-OTAGE leaves ABBE- F
VILLE on Monday, Wednesday and
Ftiday. X
Leaves Washington, Ga., on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings. '
. A Do i ly Train leaves Washington at 7 o'clock
a. k., for Atlanta and Auonsta.
OFFICE at the F05T OFFICE.
. JOHtf McBRYDE, Agmt. v.
Abbeville C- H., April. \ 1856. 4.8 ly js
* Head Quarfort, t
WM11 e ?1^<5 w. f - * * r?N
- > 7 *-V. ' V MiBflll'2ft. 1RKA.
ORDER NO. ??. C
V A THE ABBEVILLE SQUAD*
*a ^60^ OFCAVALRY^rfll.p.
Pea'' ?t WbitobAll. on Sctur/HRmI
day, the Ylth day of May noit,
I>nll #nd Review. * ^
. <wf<inMK' . /The comnuaaion&S *ud non? rcommi??t?ffipP
<MRcera will awemble the d^y
?||Sm ]
.Apr il KaA% J\?; at. i
. JkJk JUJ JL JL1 JL^ JL JL_<
NEWlFIRM; *
AT Tine
MAGNIFICENT NEW STORE-HOUSE!
DUE WEST, 8. C.
rllE Business herotofuro of B. M. "Winstoc'
lias boen changed to the firm of
II. n. A, S. A. Winstock.
'hoy adopt thia method of informing the cil
ens of Due West and vicinity that they ai
ust receiving and opening, direct from Ne
fork, ft lartre. enrnfullv nml moll
tock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
onsistinK, iu part, as follow*:
English and American l'rints, Ginghams,
Muslins, all qualities and styles, Fine
Robe Dresses, (from $2 to $10.)
Bareges, Tissues, Black and
Colored Silks, Embroideries,
Fans,
SILK AND COTTON VELVETS,
Alpaccas, Queen's Cloth. Irish- Linens.
Swiss Muslims CroS3-b?ar, Dotted aud
Book Muslins, Cambric and Jaconet,
Black Silk Veils, Hosiery,
White and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths,
Ladies' Work-Boxe?j,
LADY'S FANCY WRITING-DESKS
Albums, and Portfolios, Ladies' nod Misses'
Shoes and Gaiters, new styles;
and numerous other articles loo
tedious to mention. A lar^o
stock of
IEADY-MADE CLOTHING
Cloths, Cassimeres,
Lincna of various qualities,
Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
Pressing-cases,
Hair, Cloth, Nail, Tooth an<l lint Brash
A variety of Combs,.
l'ort-monaies, Pocket Books,
Memorandum Books,
J ATS, BOOTS AND SIIOES, TRUNK
CAUPET-BAGS, AND UMBRELLAS.
^ good assortment of CLOCKS, from one-an
a-hftlf to twenty dollars.
Aitlcry, Crockery "Ware, nud Tin "NVare;
good assortment of GROCERIES.
in oacu ot tuc above lines our assortment
ompletc and variegated. All that we ask
or j'ou to give us a call, and we will assu
ou that wc can show you a great many mo
Toods than wc advertise, ana we feel assun
hat we can suit you both as it respects etyl
ind prices. 13. M. ?fc S A. WINSTOCK.
Due "West, S. C., April 8, 1856 49 fi
MULLER & SENN,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
WOULD Respectfully
PQeS cnll the attention of the
ltlZUHB of Abbeville District to their lnr<rn ai
Foil assorted stock of
GROCERIES,
eliich they offer nt the lowoat market pricc
n addition to the heavier articles usually kej
n a wcll-urrnnged Grocery, we keep 4, fu
tOck of
"FANCY GROCERIES,"
nclnding almoBt every article wunted in tl
ainily.
Persons visiting Columbia will find it to the
idvantage to give us a call before making the
turch osers.
H. MULLER. R. D. SENN.
April 11,1856 49 ly
V A TIT A TIT T? "RAfWC
I J.\.JLJ\J UUUiVOj
CCONSISTING in part 01 a large assortmei
I of BIBLES, PllAYER BOOK
10MMENTARTFS, STANDARD POET
SCHOOL BOOKS, MEDICAL and ill
,'ELLANEOUS WORKS, Particularly suit<
o Fublic and Private Libraries.
Also, Cap, Letter, Bill, Note and "Wrappir
3APERS, of various qualities, and at pric
anging from 60 cents to $5-per reaui.
ENVELOPES, of all sizes and qualitit
rom 50 cents per box to $2.
INKS of the best brands, put up in any siz<
lottles. ; v S.
TOWNSEND,
128 Iticliardson Street, Columbia, S. C.
April 11, 1850 - 49 ' ><?. ly
few Spring & Summer Good
At No- 1 Granite Range.
r" Ml AMBERS <t MARSHALL are uow r
O cciving their
Spring and Summer Goods,
rhich will be found complete, with every rto
lty of the Season in ' ''
MESS GOODS, SILKS, '
MANTILLAS. EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, GANCY,
LEGHORN NEAPOLITAN
AND ORAPK nnHnrrrra
A3J30-^"*' '
A fine assortment o( BQNNET RIBBON,
7RENCH FLO WERS, and a variety
1'RIMMINGS, which haye Wen selected wii
reat care, ana to which ,'wer most resnectfu 1
ivite the attention of the ?itfwiyfof tuia pi a.
nd the surrounding Piafcr&tr*/- '
April 8, 1856. -> 60 V tf
.! - ; y . > ' .
a. c.
k\ CHEAP CA8H/ firft
FURNITURE STOttE,
172 Main Street,
COLUMBIA ?J'& . C .
MAMSKACrfUBEK AND OENERAL DEALER IN
Fine and Plain FURNITURE,
IAN03, CHAIRS, MATTRASSES, CHI3
DREN'8 CARRIAGE^, Ac., Ac.
Hr -All fully Warranted. JS& ..
,;v?- 8. BOWdB,
MAKUKACTUKK.R ANn-DKALBR IS
. .. - FURNITURE
Of Every fieiwrlptlon,
aO ?C3 JBE3HC HT 'HFilB "i>at - >.
Of
ISK'S CELEBRATED METAUC BURIA
.... Opposite the Congafiif 'S^&S^^
|A"priHl, ly
? NOW ofte>r for Bale ON^HXiQP of m
f todoing, it will reqoi^^^^^^W^*tUt
I M JL-J JJJ jm JL JL IV J2i
kf (138.) RICHARDSON _8
TIIE undersigned would respectfully
joining Districts, that he has now
<i- the Season) a well Selected Stock of SP]
re Bell at such prices as cannot fail to suit
w promises will be performed to the entire
-d lie would, therefore, Bay to his friends in
as he thinks he can make it an object w<
( In connection with Clothiuginay bo f
Goods of every description. Also, Ilat
a fine assortment of Youth's and Childr
old up.
Kcmeinbcr the No.?138, Richardson
Dougal.
Columbia, S. C., April 18, 1856.
^bkbill
W (
ca [AT THE OLD STA>
?z: jmJ bk nt /?,
:m k
g
' rpHE Undersigned, thankful
JL tion of their friends, nnd t
<i- CARRIAGI
a Consisting of one dozen assorted
also say to our friends that we hi
ia
is II i c k o
re
rc Somethihg new, and greatly adi
:u hov? also uii hand a large lot of i
ONE COACHEE, ONEONE
SuitAblo for Travelling or Ilacki
g, ceedingly low. As we have tho
SBEST SET OF f
"We can safely venture to build
Br will do any amount c
any other Establishment in the
tS" All "W
pt
ill _
FISK'S METJ
we filBO have on lmud a large
. air-tight, for protecting the deai
jr or any other desirable purpose, \
Wo will also
Make Coffins and sei
? Dosired. We have a new I1EAI
Abbeville C. II., April 22,185<
at *
| NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOC
id BY J. A. ALLEN.
I CALL the attention of my frieuda
the public generally, to ~ my sto<
C8 SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. My
is mauc un of
?s *
Ladies' Dress Goods of all Grades and K
i<l Bareges, Barego DeLanes, Crape De;
Challeys, Colored Lawns, Colored
oneU;
Cambrick Silks, Tlain and Embroidered
and Bilk Capes of all kinds ;
? Bonnets, trimmed anduntrimmed, Lawns,
la litis Muslin Laces, Ribbons, Chimi
Under Sleeves, Collars, Elastic
for Ladice Mid Girl?.
fl' ?ALSO?
Boys' Gloves of all kind*, Kid, Morocco
Lasting Boots, Slippers, Walking ?
v* Ac., <5ic.
For Gentlemen.
nUiV- n T ?
vmwmuui w, viwwio, l/mp ULlt'S ItlOQIl
of all descriptions ;
Silks, Satin, and Marseilles Vestings,
Cassiroeres and Leghorn Hate, ]
Leghorn Ditto, Infant's and' Yi
S, Hats;
of Men's Boota, Shoes and Gaiters Ditto, P
th Leathor Ditto.
M ?ALSO
Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass and
na Ware. Also some fine Segars,
_ Ac. In short, my Stock is complete.
Call, and I will insure you that'you
nothing.
R Abbeville, April 18, 1806. '50-41
M. W. BYTHEWOOD. WM. IIENRV SI
- 1 BYTHEWOOD & SMITH,
vwiuiBiiBiwu iMLtsrcnuD
FOR TUB SALE OF
i* COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN,
AND AIL MATOKB OF
^ t Pr^duoe and Merdbiandlflt
- 204 Exchange Row, Richardson St
COLUMBIA, 8. C.
ISP" REFERENCED.'?Stenhooae, All?
GiVWiUie& Goodwin. Charleston : Johi
Crawford, Richard Anderson* Colombia; B
ley A Alexander, Chester C. H.; GoL 8. N.St
Yorkviile, S. C.; Springa A McLeod. Charl
Ni C.; Michael Brown, Salisbury, N. C.;'.
Cooke, Concord, N. (U 'Dr.-W. R. Hon, Le:
lob, N. C.; Whitfield Walker, Newberry, I
J J. Brows, Anderson, S. C.; Gower, Cc
UarUk Greenville) & C. 5 Jbo? Kvl%
' rang, ft. C.
April 11, 185G 4?
.. v.- nt. wt n.v.
laft H'lchardson Street
' COLOMBIA, S. Q.
^ T roopj?>ad*
h*,nd^* -w*prtment of 1
MTURE ?nd CHAIRS, of his own
/ t* ' *
o o
Intptf, CWIing,,
TREET, COLUMBIA, S. C, 038.)
announce to the Citizens of Abbeville and the ad- J
in Store (i?nd will continue to receive throughout
RING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, which be will
lie would have it distinctly understood, that all he :
satisfaction of all who patronize hia Establishment,
the Country, to give hiin a call, on visiting Columbia. 1
>rthy of a trial. *
ouud a pood assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing 8
8, Crtjw, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Etc., Etc. I
?ALSO? <
en's Clothing of every Style and Size from three j'eara t
Street, opposite the Boot and Shoo Store of H. P. !
G. M. JOHNSON. !
MMy
_____ _ ,
x ?arnagt
)EKS,
JD OF M. n. & F. A. DEALR.]
. JMSZ 9 JDSC J" ?
l2 SM 9 cms
for past favors, respectfully invito the alten- ?
he public gencrAlly, to their large stock of
lS and buggies,
BUGGIES, ROCK AW AYS, Ac. We would
nve commenced tlie manufacture of
ry Buggies
mired by nil who have soon the work. Wo
ecoud-hand Work, consisting of
HALF DOZEN BUGGIES, AND
I CARRY-ALL,
g purposes, all of which we will sell exJAMno
1M TUC rnilMTDU
i n 11 u u 111 I 11U UUUI1 I nil
' t
to order any Vehicle in our liue of business. j
if ItEl'AIRING, at short notice, as chcap as
State. i
'ork Warranted. ]
i
o <
i
iXIC BURIAL CASES. 1
lot of FISK'S METALIC BURIAL CASES,
I ffiT* nPAlnniTAil 4- ? 1 - * - -
. .v. |..v.?t.bvu iii^uuciil) IVl WI ttUOpUTLttLIOII, ]
vliicli we will sell exceedingly low for CASH. J
I
ad to any part of the District
ISE, which will go free of charge. '
CHRISTIAN & DBALE.
5 51 tf
?DS. SOUTH CAROLINA,
AUDKKII.LE DISTRICT. IN* KQUITY.
and ^ta Christopher vs. Margaret Mathews
,j. ej. aud others.
stuck ]Jill for Spccijic Performance.
IT nppenring to my satisfaction that Ezckiel
j \V. Mathews, Jos. A. Mathews, Y.rilliain
Robinaon and Caroline his wife, Edward Burns
, and Nancy his wife, parties defendants to this
Bill, reside beyond the limits of this State:
L co 0,1 mot,on 01 -Mnrsliull 4 Lofl, Ordered, Tlmt the
a above named Defendants do ule.td, answer or
Mus- <*emur sa'^ ?f Complaint within three
sett* months from the publication hereof, or"the
Ti.it: ?ame will be tftkon procon/esto against thorn.
oww W. II. PARKER, C. E. A. D.
Commissioner's office, April 80, 1856 8m i
and SOUTH CAROLINA, 7" ihoes,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.?IN EQUITY. !
Margaret Mathews rs. Thomas P. Martin, Eze?
kiel W. Martin and others. ,
Drill Bill for Dower. 1
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Ezekicl ;
Black Mathews, Jos. A. Mathews, "William
>uth's R?hinson aud Caroline bis wife, Edward Burns
and Nancy his wife, parties defendants to this
a tent reside beyond the limit* of this State t On
motion of Marshall <fc Lee, Ordered, That said 1
Defendants do plead, answer or demnr to said
Bill of Complaint within three months from 1
Chi- pulication hereof, or the same will be taken
&C.. proconfetto against them.
- ' W. H. PARKEfc, C. E. A. D.
-lose Commissioner's office, April.80, 1866 Sm J
reet, April ll, 1856 ' 49 ly
,n<k Piano Fortes. t
Q A. THE Subscriber keepa on hand grfff frifVtff J,
Kuan's A Clark's celebrated v
!"**"! errand Action PIANOS, also, other makers*: 1
MELOfrfcONS. Ac., ^hich he warrants, and
will, sell at Ntu York price*,- delivered at the '
Depot. OAKPNElt,
i w. -.: m RioiT/utPMitsSnn I
'* ? < A /no doori above- IZ^euijie^Jbank, fi
& ?
iy' A**il 11, 1806 >y
" UK M SEN'S ,
i .' ^USSSPT'r:-.
. teal0jf*T; jr.?ritot*?- a
i?S J Q.pf(p.ti(<t-Si e honjr t R o'io ,
im| ' COLUMBIA, s. c. - -r
;SJ? 8$SgJ*#^; .. *^4?u ;^pr.Vcj
EYSPSPSIA-ITS
HI )? 3 n IP < ^ IB W <
BLISS' DYSPEPTIC REMEDY.
A NEW Medical Compound, and the result
fx of long practice, extensive observation-^
ind close study of all forms of disease having
heir origin in a diseused Btute of the atomaob/
idapted to every stage of those diseases from *
heir incipient symptoms to those in whioh
buy have assumed the cbrouio form. Thi?V\;? .-.!< "
emedy and the treatment prescribed to ?c:. . y ?
otupany the taking of tbo medicine, have the
auction of years of successful application in jr-j
>rivate practice. It was not suddenly hit cp>n,
nor dreamed of, but is the assertion of facta - ' f ^
?ud experiments collected in the daily- round*.
>f dutv as n itractioincr nhrniniftn. mid is rrivnn
o the public in ft popular form, in the hope,
is in the belief, that it will not fail in giving' v
clief to tho eufTeror from Dyspepsia and all
>ther diseases having their origin mi the atom- ~
ich, in any instance where the directions are
jroperly attended to. It is entirely dissimilar _
;o any and every preparation of the kind now- 7 _
jeforc the people. The originator entertaining
flews and opinions somewhat at variance witu *
;hc prescribed notions among medical men gensrally
ns regards tho naturo of these diseases,
ihh in this preparation brought together modimi
agents of known utility and worth in the - \
*orm of a new combination, making a compound *
iltogether and entirely new, and one that will. - \
<ot fail to cure in the most aggravated and ' <.*
ituhborn cases of the diseases referred to, pro--;
riding the medicine is properly taken, nnd all
the accompanying directions followed otit.
The nudvreigncd is well nwnre.that the same
jneouragement has been given, and tho same -
>roiiii?i-d liuvo already been made over and
>ver again by manufacturers of patent medi> *
lines as regards tlieir different preparations,
?nd the only voucher he has to offer for tliecu<
ative qualities of this preparation is the repu*
.ation of success in "Cltronio Casea," that be
gained throughout middle Georgia, while in
:he practice of his profession, lie would also,
"or tho purposo of giving additional weight to
whatever he may say as regnrds this new prepiration,
beg to refer to the fact that be is the . '
mginator, manufacturer, and proprietor of r.
;he medicine known as "Jacob's Cordial," the
:urative properties of which in Cholera, Dys:utcry
and Diarrhea is now being proclaimed
>y thousands in every section of the country,
ind as being all that lie ever said of it*
Dyspepsia, like Gout, may be said to bo Id ."*"
"ashionable disease; it, more readily than any
ither, in variors of its forma, and to a greater
extent, finds its victims in the wealthy and ar
akuvmi.iv circivD, et>peciauy iu ernes, ana 1U 111jidious
workings are often thc~real though unliscovered
cause of the sallow cheek, the dull,
tieavy eye, and the general inertin; indispoai- v.
:ion to either mental or phj-sical effort, which
ire erroneously attributed to other causes. As " ' '
i remedy in Dyspepsia, this preparation stands
it the fiend of ull others in establishing a
leulthy and vigorous action of the various or."
jans, and restoring to their natural functions '
hose organs which have been prevented by J
:his dTsease.
NERVOUS SUFFERERS : Thla Preparation .
s also particularly recommended to you, as r .
well as to those suffering from Diseased Liver.
[n weak nnd debilitated systems, it will ba
"ouud as possessing tonic properties to a pra
miincnt degree, and very admirably adapted
to a large portion of the female sex whose de*
Militated and worn out constitution requiro an
irtificial restorer. 'a
BLISS' DYSPEPTIC REMEDY ie put tip la
packages, in the form of Powders, with full dl*
rections for mixing it into liquid form before
:aki?g. Each packag? contains aufficieut of
ihe Powder for a Pint of mixture.
Retail price, $2 per package. Put up
secure, and can be seat l>y mail to any part of
Lhe U nited States.
All orders addressed to the Independent
Press office, enclosing f 2, will receive by return
mail a package of Bwaa' Dyspeptic Remedy.
April 25 51 tf.
FOUND _
A RELIABLE MEDICINE. ^
TIIE CELEBRATED
COLLETON
BiTTERS,
A Purely Vegetable Preparation *i>'
AND A
SOVEREIGN REHIED?
FOR X
DYSPEPSIA,
THESE BITTERS are purely t VEOETfABLE
COMPOUND, and arc offered to
llio public under the fullest conviction that
they will be found a enfe and sovereign REM'
EDY for DYSPEPSIA.
They havo been triumphantly tested, not'.
only by numerous families and Physicians in
the South, who have furnished ample testimony
as to their decided excellence,-out also* br
the proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered all
tho gloom incident to that stubbbrn^aiid distressing
disease. . " ->.< > .
The COLLETON BITTERS ate tho a Car-'
minntive, most excellent for Cholera Mtrtbtia,
Costiveness, Sea Sickness, Nau8ea,prtf<?t?ding From
whatever cause, Shortness of Bfeath,
Acidity, Heartburn, Cramps and t3titche?-ja
the Breast \ t -
Tbe above Medicine is highly recommended
to literary gentleman, students; eld^My people^ k
and others of sedentary habitk ' *- . /
4,X do heroby certify that I havd.kno WOJttld
iged your celebrated; compoOnd COLLETON
BITTERS in my-famijy for mbrd tnim .fifteen
I'ears, and I do verily "believe it.to" be of
.he most valuable Family and FlMhbitloti Modr
otnesib use, having witnessed Ui8ifr beneficial
!Tcctrf in (>o many.instance*,- that witfi truth itr
nay bo affirmed; they well desorvfc the hl(jh
mcomimhs which they have received from ifo* . ~ r
iffiicted who have partaken of their Invigor?- ing
and health-restoring propertitau - '
Bigned, . CHAS. G. CAPERS, Pl??fcV;
i:>St.;llriepa,8.^ The
undersigned, -wholesale Agifoia
iliiiVP - folro nldo?W?i-tt? il?Jr,iioBwSSKl?
ityatoly acquainted with, the
ho "Colleton Bittkrs," heoce tbeydooot *
late to commond the articlo as powtei^ngjltore.
irtucs, aod well calculated to afford w?Ji?( }n
|Uf?peplfia ay?d " &
Diseases. 5^^^Sfovb:';
Retail Price 60 Cents ^jSotti|iw^^V-:; ?
'op whioh ioin kiwinoaictilable Hmonnk s
Ofdett
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