CITY BRtJG STORE.
WM. HAINES, f&
No. 217 (North Side) liroad Street, fiS
AUGUSTA, GA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
POTTY", VARNISHES, ETC.
PERFUMERY, IIAIR BRUSHES, COMDH, TOILET
SOAPS, HAIR OILS, rOMADES, HAIR
DYES, HDK'F EXTRACTS, ETC.
411 of which aro olFered ?t low prices for
Cash.
Particular attention paid to the preparation
of PHYSICIANS' PRKSCRIITIONS and tho
dispensing of Family Mcdicinea. A largo usftOrtmnnf
of Prnoli nn/1 Womnnt-iJ
Garden, Gross and Field Seeds.
1ST Orders from the Country promptly
attended to.
May 2, 1850. 62-ly
A. C. SQUIERU
CHEAP CASH
FURNITURE STORE,
172 Main Street,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
MANUKACTUBEIt AND GKNEtlAL DEALER IJJ
Fine nnd Pluin FURNITURE,
riANOS, CHAIRS, MA'' .'ItASSKS, CHILDREN'S
CARRIAGES, <tc., ite.
tST" A11 fully Warranted.
April 11, 1850 40 ly
?. S . BOWER,
MAKITFAHTITPirn ivn nrum
F U RN ITU R E
Of Every Description,
AND?
dZZ2 Jffl U- IMC
Of Every Style; (
FISK'S CELEBRATED METALIC BURIAL
CASES.
Opposite the Congarce House,
COLUMBIA, 8. C.
April 11, I860 41) ly <
ESTATE OF JOHN GIVENS, DECEASED.
SRTTI, TCMFIVT.
THE Kindred and Creditors, nnd nil parties i
conccrned are hereby notified that a final
Settlement of said Estate will be made in ,
the Ordinary's Office, Abbeville, on the 14tli of j
October next. The Distributees are requested (
to be punctual in their attendance, as the ad- ,
ministrator will not hold himself accountable <
for i n tereet afterwards. j
JOHN L. ELLIS, Adm'r. ,
Juno 20, I860. 8-3m.
Piano Fortes.
THE Subscriber keeps on hand gaffiSSPfrfil '
Nunu's & Clark's celebrated jjQ j f/
of and action PIANOS, also, other makers'; 1
MELODEONS, ?tc., which he warrants, and
will sell at New York price*, delivered at the i
DepoL S. GARDNER,
106 Richardson Street, ]
A few doors above Exchange Bank, I
Columbia, S. C. ]
April 11, 1806 ly
REM SEN'S"
HAT JIAlVlIFArTORV. f1
? ANI> j
Leader of Fashions, <
Richardson Street, No. 187, ]
Opposite Exchange Row,
COLUMBIA, S. C. I
April 11, 1850 40 ly
JOKES & LIVINGSTON, .
Attorneys at L>aw,
Office next door to Thomson <fc Fair,
ABBEVILLE C. H.
H. A. JONEB.] [j. W. LIVINGSTON.
$100 Reward.
THE subscriber will give the above Reward .
to any person or personb for the apprchanaioo,
with sufficient evidence to convict
oat fira fn mtr TTAitan ?? '
the night of tie 21st instant
DR. P. H. BRADLEY,
,-i-. Mnpleton, 8? C.
ApHl 29, 1858: 52-tf
HEAIT QUARTERS, ,
6th Begiment, S. C. Militia. l
ORDER NO.?
WHEREAS F. W. R. ITanco has been ftppointed
assistant Quarter Master, lie .
willbe oocyed and respected accordingly.
By Order of Col. T. J. Robeiits.
J. J. ADAMi}. Adj't. '
April 20, I860. 62-tf
"JAMSS S. COIIIkAN,
Attorney nt
ABBEVILLE rC. H., S. C. I
Jpy May be found for the'present in the
Commissioner's Office.
Jan 181869 37 lj
'V ~
P0VLLAIN, JENNINGS, ?fe CO.,
6R0C fiS AND COTTON FACTORS,
> > <v %>
A TTn TTOrn A /NTjrvnn*
zxuvjUKJin, uiLunvjiA.
A. PpDLtAKr, Thomas J. Jennings, Isaiah Purse.
May 2, 1866. 62-ly
HJff. ;8CM?AY,:,Sr Office
f at Lowndesville, 8. C., solicits prac- t
tice in OgRONIC DISE^ASES. His extensive
acquaintanco with Anatomy, Physiology and
Pathology, and the laws and meting of health, .
ifi oannection with the best and most satisfacrtory
BJedical agents known to the profession,
.enable Him.to furnish jp the diseased superior
;aid. ; vThU^4partcient of Medicine receives his
gpar^fcular study and practice.
jajfc' ^ "* ??>i
t?^M^l-.(!CXS of tri&L PAHOMNO,
000 rftjvsw, of Tran*pateof. Window Shaded
with^fctnifo? to tftatdb,
M?M>anU and Planter* i'"?m Abbeville District
wi?hln? to purchase Will ^ well to call
*t a. h^kakmt, rJ
Aogtotft, G?., May 2, 185fl. p ly
I
FLORIDA! FLORIDA!!
TIIE eubscriber having purchased
Land iu Florida, wishes to sell all JjjjjJ
his LAND iu Abbovillo District, near the Touiple
of Health, on the Aiulersou Hoa<l, ten
iniles above Abbeville Court House, containing
a9ooo
ThisLand may be divided into three or more
Tracts to suit the purchasers.
The Homo Tract contains
All in fine repair and in a nice state of cultivation,
with the most selcet Orchard of Peaches
and all hinds of choice fruit that this climate
produces. This is one of tbo healthiest and most
beautiful sites in the Diatrict. There haa not
been n case of chill nor fever, originating from
the place, in tweuty-five years. This is one of
the best locations for a Physician that I know
of in the State. While his family is secure
from disease at home, there are" four Creeks on (
each side of him that are remarkably sickly.
Thi'se, together with the alluvial bottoms of |
Little ltiver, some three miles distant running j
in the direction of a horse shoe, nearly entire- <
lv around the place, except the west, and that |
deficiency is supplied with Rocky River, ]
and worst effluvia some six miles distant. ]
Those Streams, together with others of minor \
importance, render it a New California to the j
I'hysiciciau, provided hid talent and constilu- <
tion arc snfiieicntly strong to bear up under ]
the laborious practice that lie would necessarily
have to perform, by having an opening of ]
some ten miles to the nearest physician. I
The upper place, one mile distant, is aho
proverbially healthy. There are two small
Dwelling Houses on the place, with two wells ,
of excellent Water, with all necessary Out
Buildings, an excellent Gin House, nud new* ]
negro Houses sufficient for tlie accorauiodation ?
of Sixty or Seventy Slaves. There at^on the
place, a considerable quantity of Land just
cleared, that is in a fine state of cultivation.
There are some ]
sa&o t n?am
Of Fine Timbered Land in the Woods. There J
are (
aw 1
Of Fine Bottom Land. These Lands will pro- 1
duce from One Thousand to Twlelve Hundred 1
Pounds of Cotton to the Acre, owing to the l
state of cultivation. There is an excellent
Spring of "Water in every field on the place. .
There arc also a Springof puro Limestone, and
Celebeatc Spring, rcsmbliug in Medical properties
the Celebrated Madison Springs ofGeor- 1
gia. I would therefore say, to nil those in
pursuit of aHcaIth, and Beautiful Productive
Level Lauds bad better give me a call, before
moving elsewhere, as my Lands can be bouglrt
For less than they arc worth. There is an cxsellent
School in two hundred yards?there is
in excellent Mill Seat on the place?there is a
juw miu oris iiiiu joining uic place, with
Uhurehes of four different denominations almost
in sight. A. W. LYNCH.
June 23, 185C. 8-tf
TANYARD AT LOWNDESVILIE. f
rpiIE undersigned most respectfully call the
JL attention of the public to our Stock of
LEATHER we have, and will keep on hand a ^
varietj* of oa Good LEATHER as can be bought ^
it any Tanyard in the Country.
Having laid in a heavy Stock of Slauglhteml '
Hides last Spring, we will be able to supply 1
the people with heavy SOLE LEATHER, (Jin ;
Bands, <tc.
?ALSO? r ,4
To our Ilnrncss Shop. Wc will keep on hand
? lot of good Ready Made Harness of our own
make: Being professional Workman, we can r
safely boy. that wc can mirtnn ?? fin<> nnd ??.
joocT WorVfts any establishment in tbe Dis- (trict,
and as cheap as the cheapest."
" All orders attended to immediately. Wc so- j
licit a call. c
Leather, Harness, Bridles, Martingnlc.?, Ac., c
&c., will be given in exchange for Hides and j
Bark, or Cash will be given if preferred.
J. M. i" W.- n. MULL1KIN. 1
June 27, 18C6. 8-tf "
JAMES C. CALHOUN, !i
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ABBEVILLE C. n.,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
to his care., >
May be found for the present at the office of
Messrs. Wilson, Lomax dc Hadden.
June, 1866 5-tj
t
Strayed,
ON Tuesday morning, 27th ulfc, gk
n Light Sorrel HORSE, blind
in right eye, and about seven years old
Any one takintr T'p said Hor-e anj return;ng j
.'JJ0.' 0r BIV,n'?; information-bo I can get c
"'O- paid for the trouble.
-heiress F. M. MULLIN, j
June C, 185G. B-tf Duo West, S. C. v
[y The numerous friends of the Hon.
J. F. MARSHALL, being entirely satisfied
with his pnst course in the Senate, announce f
him again as a CaJidato for re-election. '
{&" The friends of Dr. JOIIN W^HEAItST f
respectfully almouncc him a Can'didato for t
Senator, at the ensuing eloction.
E3T The friends of THOS. THOMSON,
Esq., announce him a Candidate for rc-clection
to the Legislature.
pT The friends of Gen. S. McGOWAN <
announce him a Candidate for re-election to
the Legislature. J
lEjFS'/Wo nre authorized to arinounco Mai. t
R. A. GRJJPFIN a Candidate to represent
Abbeville IHstViet in the next Legislature. J
'US' The friends of IiUCIEN H. LOiJ^X, ,
Esq., respecgtrtly announce him^ Candidate
for the Legislature, at the ensuing election,, t
pg* The numerous frienda of Col. T. J. "Jg
ROBERTS respectfully^-. announce him a Can- .
djdnte for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
jgT The frionda of JAMES A. NORWOOD, ]
Esq., respectfully annou^thim as a Candidate
to represent this District in the next Legislature.
ftW^Phe friends of EDWARD NOBLE, Erq.,
announce him as a Candidate for re-election
to the Legislature at the earning oleotion.
HT'Tho A. JONES, Esq., respectfully
nnnoUnoe him as * Candidate for
the Legislature at the ensiling election.
HT Tho friends'of J. ? VANCE, Ea
speetfnlly announce hhn as Candidate for the ,
Legislature at fKS? ensuing election.
w Thofrik?a?of D. W. flAWTHOKl^*|.<
spectfully unnoj^pce him a oaodidAto for Sbcrjff
of Abbeville i
tr<^- A few .of tho friends ud i\H^y>Tt^ol
r-oi, A- M- SMITH ennoufic<vhkEuJ>? |
^ represent tttHHrftft;
l**# *
' "; < $#x %<-' .
,y
TO FARMERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
M c CORD'S
Patent Porinhle Anti-Friction llorsc Power,
The Best in Use.
Patented July 11, 1864.
THIS is an invention by which a largo portion
of the power of the horse is rendered
available than by any other arrangement
known. Its parte are few and simple, not liable
to derangement, readily adjusted for working,
and with ordinary care very durable atid
efficient
The Machines aro manufactured with great
exactness and all precisely alike, so that in
case n piece snouiu ue oroKen wo ami always
fusuinli a piece <toreplaeo it.
It id designed for one or two horses, and
can be used for a groat variety of work, thereby
saving a large amount of labor, expense
and valuable time to the Farmer, Mechanic aud
others.
IJy reason of its portability the owner can
readily localo it wherever it may suit his business
It.can be used to good advantage for
driving cotton gin?, threshing machines, circular,
or other saws, planing and other machines
for working woml, driving mill?, of various
kinds, for grinding grain, paint, tfce., straw-cutters,
corn-shcllcrs, lathes, grind stones, ?feo.,
md for churning, washing, pumping water for
:attle, irrigation, or draining, and all other
purposes to which a Horse Power is adopted.
Wc also keep the most approved Spike and
Heater THRESHERS, which can be driven by
'.lie above Powers.
FAN MILES, for Hand or Horsepower.
SMUT MACHINES, (Jrain Cradles, Helling,
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT Corn ami Col.
Mills. 0AUM1CHAEL <fc BEAN.
Dealers in Hardware, Cut/cry ami Agricultural
Implements,
Augusta, Gn., May 2, 1850. C2-Gm
lUGGIES! BUGGIES!! BUGGIES!!
TIIE subscriber bus for CjSPSJO
sale a lot of FINE LUG".IES.
CARRIAGES nml HARNESS, which
ic will sell on t.lie most accommodating terms.
Persons needing any such articles vrnul?l do
Yell to give him a call, as he is determined to
?ive bargains.
?ALSO?
Carriage and Harness making, and Repairing
in all its various brandies, at short notice,
loat style and low prices.
w. ir. simpson.
Millwuy, Abbeville District, s. c.
June 27, 1850. ' 01m
Banned please copy one month.
WAR IN KANSAS!
LET THEM FIGHT?
NOBt&Y SCARED I!
I*TK would say to all persons who liave
TT Wheat on hand and want good Flour
or it, take it to
WILSON'S MILLS,
brincrly known as Uonnaid's Mills, on Turkey
"Vnolr. nflA tuilo ft'/wn finnfflwillj*
"hose Mills make movi: Hour to the bushel limn
1113- mill in the District, and nil wlio may fuvor
tiin with their patronage will find the-proprieor
accommodating, and cannot fail to be pleased
vit.h the Mills. ft-.[May 15, 1 S.'jO Sni
"abolitionists in ka~nsasT~
Drive Them Out!
Give The Njggers Room t
ro those wlio have so liberally patJ*
ronized us in "our line" we ten- raiijl
ler sincere thanks. And we lake this method
>f saying to them, and to every body, that we
lave j?is?t made additional improvciiicnls in
mr machinery for grinding Wheat at our Mills,
in Roek3- Hivcr, and also on Calhoun's Creek.
Jy the time the new crop i&ripe, we-ynll be
irepared at either place, to make n superior
rtiele of Flour. For "turn out," wc can un[oubto'dly
take from a bushel of Wheat, all
he flour that is in it, and "the best can do 110
lore." C. V. BARNES, ?fc Co. "
May .",1, lS.'O. 6-2m
NK. II. li?RK?,
Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms,
135 -Stfchardsou Sjtrect,
COLUMBIA, S*. C.
rHE SiJtjScri'.ier, Jiaviup fcnlargcd his Wararoonn
rin<l TY&rkshopS, is now on&blod
o keep on hmjtl a larger npsortnioiit of l^Ull"xrUHE.aud
C1UIRS, of hli'own make, and
OmO of tlic best Northern nmnufoctnt'cs.
Also 011 linml n InfgtHrnssorlmont of WALL
PAPER, all of \vhioa will be sold ciiE.\r for
:asit. v
It only needs an examination of the.stock to
jc convinced ns to tjuality nnd cheapness.
April 11, 1856 49 f ly
"CAiH I>IJDATES rOlt OIFICE.
Tlie friends of S. G. W. rcsppctr
iilly announce him a Candidate for Sheriff, at
he next Elcctiop.
&g~ The friends of W. W.GEIF^ respect
uny announce nun a canarantc inr ti/ierijf at
.lie ensuing election. [Miiy 7, 1865.
The friends of NlilROI) McCORD repectfully
announce him ns n Candidate for
Jheriff' at the ensuing Election.
p3g*The friends of Capt. S. A. IIodoks respectfully
onnonnco him as a candidate for Tax
collector at the ensuing election.
Tlio friends of Jouxjl. Wilson respectully
announce him as a enndidnte for Tax Col
ector of Abbeville District, at the ensuing eleo
ion.
ftg" Wr are authorised to announce the Rev.
Iamks Moore ns a candidate for re-election as
Tax-Collcctor of Abbevillo District, at the enuring
election.
The friends of JAMES M. VAJTDIVER
-espectfully annonnce him nn a^jtandid&te .for
lax Collector of Abbeville District, at the enluiug
election.
NOTICE.
100,000 Pounds Tcnnennoc Bacon,
Hog round,
JlOjOOO Libs. Tennessee llanos, well cut;
50Q;Sa'clai Superfine Flour;
150 " Extra Family Do.;
IO.OOO Llbo Lard, in cans and .barrels;
1,000 Bushels Corn;
For sale by G. L. ANDERSON",
Reynolds street*
Augusta, Qn., May.Srrlg56 < ' ^ ltf
ANi;'SilTIOWEa7.
^Pep?^ 9 BGGJL
^0W^crrJr' w^fr0 he^^oj^r
%
^mW'BJULUBfOJuiy^itof.
. ^Hwr
" v' - ".'
M tjl.
bargains! ?
M. ISRAEL &
Being desirous of reducing ti
for fall supplies, will dispose
S "MIX IMC JVC msz JR.
at greatly reduced pricce, a little abo'
Colored and Black MTJSLIu
Laco and Silk MANT*
BONNETS ac
PARAS
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Gent's Furnishing ARTICLES,
Straw, Leghorn,- and Panama If A'
UMBRELLAS, TRUNK
With n thousand other nrticlcs belonging
found nt
NT?. J, Granite Row, 1
July 1, 1850.
tClotlriini. <K loth
(138,) RICHARDSON STREET, i
undersigned would respectfully nnnouncc I
Y. joining Districts, that he lins now in Store (i
the Season) a well Selected Stock of SPRING ANl
sell 'lit such prices as cannot fail to suit lie-would
promises will be performed to the entire Ratisfactior
lie would, therefore, say to his friends in the Countr
as he thinks he can tuake it au object worthy of a t
In connection with Clothing may bo found a goi
f\.rx.wl., ..C A1..A Ua?o n?.
VIUUUO U1 UCOVII^MVII. illOV, VjUlin, V/UI
?ALSOa
fine nesortnicnt of Youth's and Children's Clothiri
old up.
Remember the No.?138, RiehardRon Street, opji
Dougnl.
Columbia, S. C., April 18, 1850.
^ItktriUt (
YV O R 1
[AT THE OLD STAND OF M,
G-MiE: AS 9
THE Undersigned, tlinr.kful for past fav
lion oC their friends, nnd the public g<
* CARRIAGES MD
Consisting <sf ono dozen assorted BUGdlES.
also sny to our friends that we liave commcr
Hi ckory I?':
Somcthihg new, nnd greatly ndmired^by cl
have aliio on band a largo lot of second-hand
ONE COACHEE, ON&HALF D(
" ONE CARRY* /
4 -* *
^ Suitable for Travelling or Hacking purpose
eoedingly lofc".^B wo have tho
BEST SErOF HANDS IN
'I Vfo ?%n paf?ly .vontura to ,b&ia tqypdor bti
HJMfe ^6?vy nndaWt of RfcfcAI$
j c ?ny othoV^bluhij^t jn the
& 'pariii w?fc wax
, - - ' ?*,* . ?* r ' ~
* " v i?^-O
FISK'S MET A1IC BU
Wo also^jatfo. on lianfl a fiivgc lot oJ^jflSI
^v, air-tight, for protecting the'dend for prolon
or any.oUier' desirable purpose, wmch wo w
Wo.-will also
Make Coffins and send to anj
Desired. :We hove a now HEARSE,.which
*>.! s" 7 '
Abbeville C. H., April 22, 1856
VALUABLE B0O1S, ^
V^IONSJSTING in part ot ? lure? asaortar^mt C
Xj of BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, ?
COMMENTARIES, STANDARD POETS, 3
SCHOOL BOOKS, MEDICAL and MI&\> ?
CELLANEOUS WORKS, Particularly sujfca' *
to Public and Private Libraries. ^
Also: n?l T^tUp Rill Knlfl unil W?n?Jnif -
PAPERSf, of various q unities, and at prices >
ranging from 50 cent* to $5 ner rpam. Si
ENVELOPES, of olj SKes and quaii^M, ?
from 50contspcr box to $2. "T*"' **
INKS of thfebest branda,put up in any sized
bottles. At
&TOWNSEND,
128 Richardson Street, Columbia, 8. C. - w
Apyil 11,186? 49 . ly
MILLER & SENN-, c<
Wbo|c^lq iaad Retail Grocers,
OOLtnK^A,W?.,
WOULD Respectfully j
||{M| call, the -attention of the JQHR
i3p5to?of Abbeville ^District to their large ana j
well aseoitfed stock of n?j
6ROCEBIES,
whifihthoy offer a& the lowest markflt price r.
In'adflitton to tfce'neavUt'articles ui&rflly kopt
in* welder ranged Grocery, wo keep a full ~~
stock of
?E#.KeY GROCERIES,"
including nlmcet areiy artlclo wanted- in the
Person* visiting Colombia will find it to their
advantage t<t give us a call before tnakiog their ..
-iLttsfem. S
? xjl*>
?V " -Wanted iL.,
?j^?r mniil^rofvgood able
L n. ?Mmii 2hea'*uiu4iti*hi- a
wu yviuiuBitt JDMUUWia \
? ?>: * $. > '?
* i ?.
>-* rx-.- -,rt- -* h
.# . i.
bargains!
BRUSSEL ?
IKIR STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM rr\
of their J
G- O ^ ^ "W fa linn
lllO
vo New Yor Cost only, vi?: j;ne
yg clea i
tifio
TLLAS, witl
id RIBBONS, 11%
OLS and FANS. 5a?ck
A LARGE STOCK, S
com
crat
rt o due<
S, and CARPET BAGS. cov.
to ft general assortment, to bo ^her
M. ISRAEL <fc imUSSBIAS, jjV
ibbcvlllc C. II., S. C. viv';
9 tf plici
?cc
then
rag, Clotlmtj), |
COLUMBIA. S, C. (138.) Htti
80rn
to the Citizens of Abbeville i\n<l tho ad- J'oui
and will continue to receive throughout thei
>.SUMMER CLOTI1INO, which ho will heai
have it distinctly understood, that all he nice
i of all who patronize his l'.stnblishmenL A
y, to give him ft call, on visiting Columbia, who
ad assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing fron
rpct Bags, Umbrellas, Etc., Etc. into
yon<
ig of eVary Style and Sire from three years P'^j
loaitc the Boot and Shoo Store of II. P. /*"'
G. M. JOHNSON:^ chu
eo-ly v 8r?;
J it w
?
- Odd
f avri;tiu "?
Har
com
T Q Oil!
-V O ,
. Th & V. A. DEALE.] [ere
? ^ * ? J ^3- tm ^ind
?*z- ?Z3 Men
ore, respectfully invito the ntton
II.. ? ? J -1.-1. _? -
?? WIVIl IUI(jU WUVK w pur(
BUGGIES, m
ROOICAWAYS, ?c. Wo would cno>
ice<l the manufacture of hou<
fcv . 'cm
? ?T if any,
Kat
1 who hnve seen the work. We Exti
Work, consisting of . Tliii
* es, t
dzs:n buggies, and ihin
all, tt)0b
. V nrel
a, all of which wo will sell ox- ncr.
A
.. -i -
JHE* COUNTRY^ * *0
iy Vehiole in our l}m> of 1
jfooffr no^&co, M An??P M Hflil
"r^b- a
ranted. -JE3
RIAL CASES. ^ t?
C'S METALIG BU1UAL CASES,
getl interment./or trftnsportntion,. Sinj
ill sell exceedingly low for CASH.
? Don
f part of the District Sub
will go f^ee of clmrge. ^ Col|
CHRIBTIAf*&t DBALE.
61 V- tf ..
_1 Ron
3 Canes,
* WHWmWF Gloves, Sau
Trunkij Uft3
/mKmhbai
1bbiib8b1 ^ wh
IWiiiW
vlP'giBimBPy &o, Stoi
>ril 11, 1866 * 49 ly ^
. BYTIIEWOOD. VM. HENRY SMITH, p"^
BYTHEWOOD fir.-SMITH, A
tnmisMlon lercha^ti,'
rOR TUB BALE Or , ^
COTTON, FLOUR, fiRAm,' 1
AKb III. ifANSEH 0? " SC(
Produce and Merchandise, ; l.
Ex?ii8C?ge Row, BiohardMP'Str??^ ^ni'
COLUMBIA, 8. G. v
mill, 1880 48 .."If 5
w Spring 4c Hammer d?o4i,, ?*
At Ho. l Oraniio Staff. ^
I AMBERS A ilARSHALL are nowr?- 0n
cciving ft-^L. RoS
h cwmplete^i^wW^'Botofvthe
S?A*on io
7? 0jj)SRTE8, * tFAl
HOSIERY, GZOVB8, &ANCY, "??
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NO AIN'T ANYTHING COMPABED TO IT t'
9UBSOIL PLOWING 18 NO USB I
Cotton Seed a Porfcct Nuisanco!
)THING THE ONLY .BEMEDYI t
XLi-VOMTfiif
ITE indefatigable District and Villagv <
Clothing Man, bv closo observation and1
study, lias learned several new features iri
art of improving and adorning the Masouportion
of the human family. He's boon
n to New York, took lessons under scisxxmen,
and hus made himself so familtarv,
1 all the beauties, duties, liabilities, adrat?>"
)S and responsibilities of the human Waattk- ?
oardiug department that just as soon em- .
aye his eyes on a man, he knows what hV <
a?whether it is food or raiment. He to"
the same to mankind that spring is to vog-<-ion.
Country merchants would do well to ?
o in and take a few lessons?charges mod
-u .v> o.ii^n; KuviiK?entases inKoa ai rej(l
rates.
' it is food and raiment, lie takes him in,
:rs, weather-boards and floors him, and*--,
1 sends him over to his frymd, II. S. Kerr,.*1
down to I.uninx <t Cobb's, where in. a fow
ntes, after the patient, lins realised the rcng,
healthful influence of the external .apatinn.
they will commcnce the inside work
ilinir, lathing, plastering and securing, and
1 start hiin home. And it is no wonder.afLaking
some of Lomnx <fc Cobb's or II. S.
r's in'ard filling (which is substantial, noid)
then allowing Lyons to give them what's-'
id tho surface polish, that men's wives
t know them when thon go home; tho
c hoys and gii'ls run and hide, thinking
c city folks have come to their pa's houses,*
ng ladies commence fixing up to entertain,
r now beaux, and young men brush their
Is, look dignified and start to roceiv?,tho
looking stranger.
few men of rather ordinary appoaranoo,
have thrown themselves entirely InCtf Lvhands,
know the advantages to be derived
1 a suit of his Clothes ; it has murried thorn
ricn lamines, given tlicm a Standing far bc1
tlicir expectations, nnd been themeans of
liingthc-m us liigli up usphifty-phour ph'orty
10 scale of uppertcndom rvspcct ability.
Iiere are riow in the city of Abbeville, 8
relies, 2 Academies, 1 Singing School, ait
innny Dry Goods Stores, 2 Printing Offices,.
holesalc Grocery Houses, 2 Jewellers' Eaiahmcnts,
a Thespian Corps, Masonic and
Fellows' J.otf^e, Dancing Class, Ilipprone,
2 Carriage and Buggy Manufactories,
utels, several Boarding Houses, l'Drug :
e, Oin Factory, and a Steam Saw 'Mill, 2
uess, and several Boot and Shoe Shops, Tin
ufactory, 3 Tailors' Establishments, CabiCarpentcrs'
and Blacksmiths' Shops, &
-eshmcnt Saloons, and 2 Livery Stables, and
ill not do for a gentleman to make a bad
mrancc at anj- of these places; it injure?
r business. Lyons keeps Clothing suitableill
the above named places, avocations and
ipations, nnd bccnuao,)ic has a big .trade and
pge Stock, lie don't intend to* ask pricoaare
unreasonable.
pons' stock of Leghorn and Straw HatB,:ia
plete. He keeps fine Pocket Knives, Ratore, -a
ind* Fluid Lamps, Fiddles, Fiddlo Strings
Fiddle Rosin, manufactured expressly fur
trade, Flutes, Patent Door Fasteners, Inst
Tables, the most convenient thing of the
I now in ubc?every body ought to havo
?Bankers' Cases, Bill Books, .Pocket- and
iorandum Books, Envelopes, Letter Paper,
largest stock ever brought to this market?
jLuinuiocuuiimuii ui u Bcarcny einco wo
ihased?Sjtcel Pens, bo many that thero ia
ntieipated advance on steel, I'ort-Monnaiea
igli to liide all the money in the District,,
itis, Hair Brushes, Nail and Tooth^Broahesi.
jgh to open a whole salo brush afltf eomb
>c, and if Cedar Pencils rise, Lyons has gftfc
sure?a whole case of Blacking N.ebdleta,-_~
quantity, and low by.i;ctail, TrioopUeroUfl^
hairion, Cologne, Hair QU, ITandketflhipf
acts and sweet smelling "sJiifF, Neeflle nnd>
ublc Cases, Lanterns, Buggy Whipa, Valwwo
er three Horse;, and so 'many other
gs that itjjWould take us a Whole day to:
them upland name thorn over, all of^Skichi
ready for inspection aril sale, at tUOj*Cor?i.?
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bWnio C. II., April 10, 1856. 50-tf
miCULTUJUL^^AJI^MECHANlCAL
Caohinista' and Builders' MateriajUTE
tDWABE, CDTLKBY?, AND HOUSEANfe*.RlSfflPfO
fiffODS!!! ' *
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have now in ,store, oi^d.^wilfc Q
flh <5flhtiuuo tq keeffa-large assort- flVr
' nTenfof the'MOST APPROVED*^*'?
ttlCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, for" fl>
Ehcrn Use, to;
CONSISTING OF
jlo nnd two* Horse Turning PLOUGHBJ,
16 Varieties; *
ible Michigan, Double Mould Board;, and;
HiJL Side PLOUGHS ;
-Soil PLOUGH, several kinds ; Forman'fr
Patent PLOUGH ;
Livators; Ilnrrows, 3 kinds ; Corn Shelters,.
C kinds;?Straw Cutters, 10.sices and
kinds; *'
,d Scrapers; Horse Ho'cs; Horeo Power*
and Thresliors, B varieties of each.;
Miliar Grain Cradles; Grass Scythes aool
Handles; Smut Jjlachines;
h Hooks; Pruiimg and Hedge Sltears;
Pruning Saws and Chisels ;
ange Meat Cutters and Stutters; Farmers." ^
Boilers, for boiling food for stock; Charts;
j qpcT/Garden^ Rakes -r Hay^and Man be* . - .
Forks; "Hoes, Spades, SfwVels, Grai?
Scoops; ;.t.'
eel Borrows, Field and Garden Rollers;
Corn Planters, Scales; .
o, Warehouse, and Depot Truoks;. TVeltand. ,!*
ilorao^itickcta; Fnmp "OfioW ondFiitores
^to<;k l5nlt for Stock. .
We keep.Extra l'oiflta for our pibngtjSW~
will furnish, at short notice, BaoJfepartH of
iglis and other Implements, t*
.ted to replace broken 'plVees. i
tlemcnfc' anil'fioys' Tool Cheats &f., Kei '
re are also Agents (or selling the following ' .
cles:
)TTS LtTTLE GIANT CORN.
c6b gru^heus,. * ^ -v.
?$^1ly admitted.tq bo the Dost CrOahar*- *
invented, and In the iftfe of wfiich to^ '
ing stock, a 8%viug of ono-third is ni&d%?|^;
b<ym.proYed beyond diepnte. ? ^
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SAWSW SAW GUMMER3.; vr
rns 6- BJarvip'a Celebrated ftre, Pow<lsc? i.BurgTat*JW
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SALAMANDER SAFES.,
iry Smoothing IRONS, Floated "wHJ*
AlcohoL . "liAiiV
amily should be vlthoqt this reiy ?
11 the above are offered ?t*fair
lar prpfts, in connfe?tion *mh oar
took of HARDWARE GimaHWf? ,W.
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