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THE INDEPENDENT PliliSS is ri)i!i.isnt:r>- cvtuy ritin.w morxinii, nv 5 ptJOKBTT ?Si WILSON, Proprietors. T E R MS . per annum, inruriabli/ in adranrr'. ^dvert Moment# will l>c inserted Conspicuously bI tlie following v< ry low rales: J squill "' of 12 liiiw or loss, 1 insertion, 78 Every following insertion, 3? 1< square H mvntJis, ?4. on, >?->' " '? u 'f, oh' 1 ?? J vonr, 10 00 Announcing h Cnn?li<lal4\ (in julvnnee,) 3 OO Liberal deductions will no made to persons advertising largely. All oliitnaiy notices exoecding twelve lines will I?r? charged as advertisements. iMinililllliSi^liiiiK filial lotfr.ra am KuaS. vocy - VV1" "" " IH'SS villi lUi5 uffiuo, must l>o addressrid to 'J'iik Isdki'EM>knt J'kkhs, Ablicvillc C. 11. S. C., runpaii>, to insure attention. ADVERT1ESMENTS. SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY! CUAXO AIX'T AXVTIIIMi Cintl'ARED TO IT!. SUBSOIL PLOWmG IS NO USB ! j Cotty:i Si-c-l :i I'erfiel Nuisance! CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY!!'! SE 4Z 59 75X' <9 THE imlefalitjaMe l>i>lrict ami Village! Cl??tliitiMan, li>* el<*sf observation and j hard study, lias learned several new feat tiros in | the art of improving ami attorning tin- Masenlinc portion <>f I lie human family. lie's been ' clcan to New York, took lessons under scientific men, nml lias made himself so familiar with nil flie beautie*, duties, liabilities, ndvan-l tagea anil responsibilities of the human wcath- j erdioarding department that just as soon as he lays his eyes on a man, he knows what he, lacks?whether it is fi>o<l or raiment, lie is' just the same !<> mankind that spring is to vec;- ' etalion. Country merchants would do well 1o i come in and take a few lessons?charges modorate for single scholar?classes taken at reduced,rates. If it is food nn-1 raiment, lie takes him in, covers, weather-boards and lltmrs him, and then gends him over to his friend, II. S. Kerr, or down to l.omax ?t Cobb's, wlure in n few minutes, after the patient has realised the reviving, healthful intlucnceof the external application.. they will commence the inside work ! ?coiling, hitliin<r, plastering and speiii-ine, ni><l then start liim homo. And il is no wonder, after takinir some of I.omax ?fc (Johh's or It. S. Kerr's in'ard tiliinir (whieh is substantial, no liquid) thou allowing Lyon-- to give them what's enllcd the surface polish, that men's wives don't know them when they JI<> homo; tin*I little hoys anil tril ls run anil hiilo, thinking! pome city follw have I'mm; to their pa's houses, young ladies commence fixing up to entertain "their now heaux, and voting men bru-li their heads look dignified and start to reeeivo tin: Jiieo looking stranger. A.(ew men of rather ordinary appearanee, who have thrown themselves entirely into l.v-j on?' hands, know tin- advantages to be derived j from a suit of his Clot lies ; it has married tliein I into rieh families given them a standing far l>e- i yond their expeeta! ions, and been t he means ufj pitching them us high up asphifty-phour pliorly ' ill the scale of uppeliendom re>peetabilit v. ' There are now in the city of Abbevilie, :i j cmirciies, - Academics, 1 Sinui-nr Sdnii>1, a , great many l>rv Hoods Stores, 2Printing otliw, i a Wiiolcfcttlo ' ry II<?n?.*?t 2 Jeweller*' ?s ; tnblishmcnts, a Thuspiun Corps, Musonic ami; Odd Fellows' Lodge, Dancing Class, 11ij?|>ro- j droino, 2 Carriage anrl Itiijxirv Manufactories, ! 4 Hotels, several Boarding Houses, 1 Brag I Store, (tin Factory, and a St cam Saw Mill, -j | linrnces, and several Hoot and Shoe Shops, Tin ! Manufactory, Tailors' Establishments, Cabinet, Carpenters' and Blacksmiths' Shops, I! Refreshment Saloons, and " 1.ivory Stables, and it will not do for a gent lenian to make a hnd appearance at any of these places; it injures their business. Lyons keeps Clothing suitable for all the above named places, avocations and occupations, and because lie has a big trade and a large Stock, lie don't intend to ask prices ithftt are unreasonable. Ltons' stock of Leghorn and Straw Ilati, Is; complete. Hekeeps tine Pocket Knives. Razor*. Oil And Fluid Lafiips, Fiddles, Fiddle S'.riiius nnd Fiddle liosin, manufactured expressly for I ttiis trade. Flutes, Patent Hoor Fasteners, In-' terest Tables, 1 lie most convenient thing of tlie kind now in use?every body ought, to have one?Bankers' Cases, Bill Books, Po'eket/ ami Memorandum Books, Envelopes, Letter I'tqter, tho largest stock ever brought, to this market? New Yorkers complain of a scarcity since we purchased?Steel Pens, so many that, there is nn anticipated advance on stool, Port Alounnjcs enough to hide all the money i" the Hislrii-t. Combs, Hair Brushes, Nail and Tooth Brushes, enough to open a whole sale l>ru>h and oomli home, nnd if Cedar Pencils rise, Lyons Las uot Vfn sttrc?a wbolu ease of Blacking, N? edits, any quantity, and low by retail, Trieopheron-'. Kathairion, Cologne, llair Oil, liandkcrcliief Extracts and.sweet Bincljing stutF, Needle and Thimble Coses, Lanterns, Buggy Whip?,-Valises, two or three Horses, nnd so many other things that it would take us a whole day Co look them up and name them over, nil of wliitli are ready for inspection and sale, at the Corner Store in the Marshall House. Abbeville C. II., April 16, 1850. fiO-tf Hew Spring &. Summer CSood* At No- 1 Granite Range. CHAMBERS ?fc MARSHALL are now receiving their Spring and Summer Goods, will be founfl complete, with every noj^ eity of the Season in Dit'BSS GOODS, SILKS, MANTILLAS. EMBROIDERIES, >l HOSIERY, GLOVES, GANCY, LEGHORN NEAPOLITAN AND CRAPE BONNETS, ?AI*K>? A fine flflflOrlment of BONNET RIBBONS, PR E N (JII FLO WEItS, nnd n. variety of TRIMMINGS, Which have been selected with great oare, liod to Which we >nost respectfully invite the attenH^h of the citizens of this place and the aurronridfhff Dislvint. April fy 1856. fiO 'If Waljor -JPjtoof Wnr?-Uou?c. tf TI IE subscriber baa,Ui};cp. Ag. jf j&CTTO 'thft Planicr'i "Water Proof \Yrfj-flTjtpBae. :,ffw*|rtfcrly oOortpied^ * wml John tJafier, Sr., and by .strict attention to business, ho hipe*' 'to tnerit a liberal share of Ibft; th? generous publiu, <>f (the. upper ?ind Colton growing districts. t< ,y . Tbfi Ware liouse is above high wat?r marlc/ "higl^ap^ ,?ry/'lTand . pnoro xecure from fire' tlian,%n/to|h?rf \^Tnre Ifoiite iii yqirn.l j i /. .my care. ?.v.-.g KENNEY. Hamburg, Scph1.^rBfi5% 10-lm ' - * ^ ir|~ inpO fli^ Jail at Abbeville Court House -1 on Wednesday" tlio T3tli February, in6t, a NWift vrbrt?nvT)iitfii*V TuhX'i?vu ?.m ?9?rl",We' ^ VI6*ia Nugi-O is about four feet si* inches higji; mppMcd to be some sixty or seventy years of aril J'? i ' "f ? Tlio owner is requesteJto come foward prove pr0?*ty, W. c''?nd take her away. ; v : '% At# r B 4 ... T A a | J * T I i I S c ^ jstjl' a: -A*. ?r-a AT ARIillYIUJ .. A Depot lor Fittc 4', VS I 1IAVK Now j\ s??lt of 1i:iih1-<, in all tli as good us ever struck u lii-kin tliisor air Any Style from a Crain'-nctk Coach to tlic niiiiiiniriroar o low n? any ??Ui?-r l^lioii in tliu Stale, lor Miio LATKST AND MOST l'ASIlIONAHI.K. lVrson< wishing anything in my line, arc vcr Al?l>cvillu II., S. 0., "Ian '.18, iS5(?. Octagon Burial Cases ' '' ' ' ' J^IIKSl-' ('ASMS arc extensively used, ami JL tinf: for transportation, rlepositing in van iimilc of (lie Most ImporisIiaUIc ?IulcriuK; ;i To prevent lust, or corrosion ; ami when propi tion 1 lint, tin' l?xli<!s of our ilceensvil lovuil 01 tioi:s of wati-.r, or depredations of vermin, am obviating 1 lie ii'-eessity of hnsiy burial#; or, if The (UTA'ioN I'ASIv i.- a new 1y 1?: of Metal perfect ivseuiblauei: of Highly Polish* ami free from cbjeetions expressed by some former styles. The Subwriber i< now prepared to furnish the of any size required. Also, Black Walnut, and Coverct nnil delivered in the shortest possible time, please talcrt notice <?f my di*enptiv<; pamphlets, .Abbevillu (\ II., Altirch ?1, 1 |ictii l)otc( attii' AT ABBEY "A I ATHIS & SALE lies^ :tfully inform (lie Its dally, thai tli?*v have opened" a IloTKI., f<>r the uiiimdaliou of. permanent and transi tion In the wants and comfort nf ail who may <>i lion ami induce a repot il ion of tin? cull. Their t tmhiii 1 ifill supply tint country ? an afford ; nttcmli fortalili-; rooms coiivi-uicnl ami ample; ami, in fiirt. of their truest*. Th.-v would further announce that they will nii-1 a-s tliov have attached to their TToivl n? e t'oiiml anywhere hercalioiit, which will always l? and alt hy experi.-n 1 and trusty Ost'ei ri-asi'il pat.ronairi! of tin- public. They arc at al ui' stock with r-.heltcr anil food. Tiicy arc also a any kind of Tiaveliiiur Conveyance from a Saddl wry host of drivers. Tlmy have, jnst complete' hiirsi: Hacks ever run in this section, which ] safe and comfortable vehicle of transportation. Charges in all cases, for man and Least, will hi 1 Iiir.se, !!7 J cents; Two feeds, O'i.l ; and hy the d November 30, 1855 Daiifier copy four times. M. STRAUSS, C O K E S P> U II V , IS SO MUCH Knunjjeil in selling and boxing out. hi* NI0W STOCK OF Sl'UlXfi AN1) SUMMER (ilK)I)S. pureha.-cl in Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore ami Chariest on, that lie has not the time t.o speelTy ami detail. Every one says?ami what every one snys must i be so?that it is the C'Jw6pt:?t, J-'hwM tnd JJtxl Stoek brought to Cokeshury. Consisting of Prints, Jaeonct, Muslins, IIOBES, Organdie?, BIIILLIANTES, Giulianis; Hareges, Tissues, l.nharadors, CHALLV, MA.;. It A BOUT SATIN F; . MAUABOlJT BASSALK, CBAI'E MAUF.TZ, GAUSIS MEXICAN A; The ahove new Goods in all eolors, as well in M?n rii inf/ xh/lr. j . : I LINEN .GOODS. MANTAI.KTH, and rrJitANTILLAS, JLibVons, Collin*, Sleeves and Trimmings. BONNETS AND IIATS. I.V... Ifl.-VTJ 1>1 IVl! 1 -t-i." I... ^UIU 1 <JL ilJ, . .Vj CIOUS O] every variety, viz: Cottoiiailc, f;iueiis, il'I'.le, Gathmurets, Are. A l?v, ; \ : . ) I; E A t) V- M AI >K C LOT IN NO, Hoots, Slippers, (Jailers, ami Children's Shoes. j HATS AND CATS, lii.H full slock in IIARDW'AUI-', (iU( >(TJlY; CROCKERV, and SIA^p^EftYAND SCnOOL BOOKS. My stock,i? now complete in all its rle'pnrt- ; menls.., Tlikntcful for the patronage heretofore I plrdh'fo ni^-I hope tliatr tbc present st?ek, Kclrctcd icith great care and under the, bent-oilbe the strongest inducement t > iny old fri?ad? and cmtoojcra.j $&r-uies ci)mo aiid judge mf 5^njrdoIv^ andj,^~ fc?ured ^ ou can Tr??y as eTleap--frrmi"t>tfr'ns iwiywherc else, besides a large mul beautiful assortment to select from. ' M iii. ijxivnv>nr*. . Cokcabury, April 7, 185G 4i)tf , >v ; 'From ABBEVILLE TO WASHINGTON. A JCPUB.7UQRSE STAGE lo?iy<*s' ABiiK-?* VILLE-qii Monday, Wednesday ami Frida}'. Leaves Washington, fia., on Titesfinjv Thuraday and Saturday mornings. A-.tW^xaZaasni1?*^ OFFICE at.Uw^'pST.JlJFFlCE. . JOHN "STcBUYftE, Agent. ev H.,;A|j#Ua^ 16sd.'4tf'. ..'Ty* < | Tu . .WHOLESALE ?fe RETAIL /.- ,i .,11 ..t '' ;.?^.i>?ALEn Itv " :i! V; . i (1 *# ..'>' M'?' / r.v! r*. I ': ' ,r tata 'i'^rhin 'Street '" V'\ 'f ?.,{!?7/ M OQIAJMBZAj S. .O.n -( f ? ' i tUT* tinder* Jr?m tlu 'bounlft/ . rcwff'lftilly iiivitfd ahd, faithfully ' HXNRY S. KERR, WHOLESALE ft ,( :. :?ij* -j ) /?.* j ?,r? v?r7/ DEALER IW.vry l?a GBQCERli^l^M^icdtocfwiiARIgS, r ABBEVILLE, O. 4*",f s L \ vV u 1 s K. i? b?G?t 3BT? 9 3 c. m., _ s." c.j| I nrria&cs a ca?l ISu^gics. c various branches of ('AIIRIA'! 15 MAKINC!, y other town, I am able to build of Vchicle, f a Whecl-barrow. Ami my prices will bo as puiuo styli's of NKimlrj which arc always of the y respectfully invited to give me n call. S.osetvood Finish. r-' i <css valuable advantages over all other Cof- I Its, or for ordinary interments. They are | lis? Eiisuiiclcd Iiisit!?> aind Out, i-rly c.vtiiouU.'il, vc have the gratifying vcflocih-5, ?tnul(>8cil in them, arc free from irrupI may, without oppressive odor, lie kept? do'irud, transported to n distant land. liij ('a-"-s, of beautiful form, and finished in 3d Rosewood, conecruiiig the tllapc :m<l appearance of the above CASUS, at the8horlc.it notiec possible, 1 Coffins Made to Order. For further information of tin- above Cases, wlfith (ire-iii t-irtiihition. ? ! } J K. J. TAVI.OK. litaii ^tables - Lr> ills: c. ir. ir old friends nnd patro i s, ami tlieptililio on Washington street, opposite Mr. Ilu-jhev's cut boarders. They intend to give sm*h ntteiicall upon them iis shall insure until*!! Patisal>l?* y ill never want for tin: host ninl most ftuts prompt- and S'nitlii'nl; bed* clean anil e.onishort, everything suited to the ease uml <>oincontinue the T.IVKUY STA15LK BUSINESS; nmniodinns hn>! eomforlable fit allies as can l>e c bountifully supplied with the lust provender rs, they hope to 1 eeci ve the continued ami ini times prepare*! t(i accommodate nnv number Kvays prepared to furnish their customers with e-!l<>rsi' tn a lOl lMlnltSK HACK, with the I, one of tin* most convenient ami clcfrant forriatnilics or companies of passengers will find a a made ns l?>\v as possible. For single feed of ay, 75 cents. i i?U ) , tf SPRING GOODS?1856. J. F. BURCHARD & CO., AUGUSTA, GA., Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall, AKE now vfeeoiving an unusually choice variety of . SL'ltlNG UliESS FABRICS, which they arc selling at tlie very lowest prices possible, niul to which the attention of purchasers is very cordially and respectfully invited. Their stock cmhlnces the following, among others, of frcuch and American productions. Particular attention is asked to IVitusty Lupin. Siivdoux, J.iclier it Go's nianufaeture of lionibazines, challics, delaines, haretjes, grenadines, ?te. Thirrin ?t Milliard's Mack and colored challies, inarguise, veil b<Jrajfo, lit id" t l'UINTKD COODS.?Steinbach, ICocehlinks, Percals, hrilliantes, cambrics, jaconets, lawns, onraiidieK aud bcrnijes, i . ?also? I'arishlack silks, superior qualities; Paris rich fancy silks; ' tTTrtuHhndV. v>Ky 'handsome; " i'rwich and Knglish (.'nlicoes of Stein iiiu-ii.? noiru-s .Monii-iiiis ?t Norton's; Oases of (iinghams. black and fancy, (ill prices; Printed ehallies ami brragc delaine?, from low priced to very rich ; American lawns anil muslins; ' 'Calicoes, low price ami fast, colors; JIOUSEKElil'ING GOODS. Richardson's Linens, and other makers, a very full assortment in all varieties, for shirting, sheeting, pillow casing, <fccl, etc.; birds-eye diapers, Hcotch ditto, towelling and towels, Turkish Hath, ?fce.; Window draper}-, lace and muslin, ifcc., Ac. Smonifri*' Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in Linen drillings, etc., cottonndosof all eorte, vesting*, spring cnrsitrlercs, cashnicrett, drab e'te, <tc. DOMESTIC GOODS, An unrivaled assortment of sheetings and slli I't ilirrQ lirnmn nn?1 '- ** o * 4 ^ "A i*tiM?'ivuuiit'U, mill! 0-4 U? 12-4 width .and from I lie lo wofl priced to the finest English and American mnkes. PLANTATION GOODS. Of ev/ry ropI'rtml kuid, >considered desirable l}> *n ftd#tion W (lie above, weJiaws tbi^ v?U'y t^DfV^t ussormcnt. of collars, L*ots mid^Tmrroidmcd in gcucrul, to be found probably in Hfe'Stnta. J. F. BUIICIIARI) A GO. ' May 2,: 1866; ; i 52-ly ') J - '? 1:1 ' " I u r N.rfffiC jfo A H er6 o m s i , pi' iii:\jikis 6 enoBRicH, . ! II111 o_ ay > 'liMllr. U< Broad Street, Augusta, Oeorgla,,! .?!< "VTEX^-PPOf /(bofwTliomnsY ^yinmr^v tVafwlU receiving AS choice arjd WeJJ selected assortment pTolUiiqdrf of yURNITtrRE, r such as Bureaus,i Bpok Cases, Sofas, Chairs, Tete-a-tetes, Centre Tables. u.-?- ? - - .. iimyn k^ii UtlMSB, 01 Uib latest- ajdj most fd?lii"#nVb1e rvlff?)i t|i|yw.n? gtfafrantee to selLiuJow,fiv?yitt bg bought i% th<*cUyifnd wciim^n"nmoTnslrt<f fnifehose, tt> can And examine ourstoek-l*?fo??.purehasing elsewhere. f?tto? MATTftAS^BS* aid all kinds cu^Furaitiiro Manufactured and Repaired to order," with neatness ai\d dispatch. gjf "THis Pirpf, foelttvAy, haver" no> ttowncetion with any otbor Frnnytm-a Hpuso'in this city. BE A5im i^GOOWUCIJ, Augusta, On., April 25, 1860. ' to-iy1 ^ ? - ? ^ -m? - k_/ "* 1856, .' 1856."""""" CII HA I'. PUT-..GOODS"' For' Spi-isiif. BROOM.& NORRELL, 23.^ lSi'oud Street, Au^iisia, Clii., ^ *| TAVK JustopeiMjd their SPUING STOCK of IX STAl'LK AND FANCY DRY GOODS. t] and would .respectfully cull ^lie attention of ( tlio citizens of Abbeville anil adjoining Dis- n iricts to the assortment, which comprises almost1 every article in the Dry Goods line, and /ntrhiy j ]_ bciit bouyht by an rjr/teruiictil buyer, they are prepared to oiler Goods nt such prices as they (j van guarantee to be as cuk.vr as tub Ciikai'ikt. | Feeling assured that a careful examination of ; ^ our Stock will induce a liberal share of patronage, the}- solieit the favor of an early call. j Among our Good* wo invite particular attention to the following: 1'lain 131k. and Fancy Dress SILKS " Satin Striped und Fr. Printed 1?.\- t nia;Ks SILK ORENAPINKS, ami Satin l?|,.i.l . Tissi'Ks | IV. I'rinlV'l OltAl.I.lK< and I'.ARKfJE 1>k- x I-A INKS Rich (!i-<;nadin<\ liHVirij and Jaconet FLOW- ( KltKl> ltOISKS " Fr. IVmU-d OltGANIHKS, MUSLINS and i LAWNS T Ilk. C1IALLIKS, TA M ATA NS, 1 ' <) MIJ AZIN KS ami ALI'A('AS i 1 Main and Clicked JACONKTS, CAMWUCS, , NANSOOK ami SWISS MIS1.INS i;111lliants. <*.\linn:s,cini;iia.ms, tarlatans, ?fcv., ?t<\, ?Vi;. In?si>ilnicnt. Worked KOOINCS and IN- ~ SKRT1NCS Kn.l,rn;,l,..-,.,l ('III I A1X I'l-'VIV ,-ill-Mr ZKTTKS i'iAN US it'ti*!"fLOI;NCM N(is" j Uieh Kmhroml.'ivd JJASlJl.'KS, Lace mul Silk i' MANTILLA* Laoo and Crape SlIAWIA Jtlk. Silk LACKS | Superior assorted Coods for C KNTS' and n 150 YS* WKAll LINKXS, TAP.LK DAMASKS,'. lUAl'KKS, ToWKLLINCS, Ae., ?te. j ? 10-1 and 12-4 Linen SHKKTIN'tJS, and Super. I i PILLdW CASK LINKNS I , Superior Asst. III. ami lJvo. I)< ).MKS'l'IC.S', ;.. MIKKTINCW, LONU CLOT1LS, j : ,STKI !'K.S, TICKINlS<Sand .SKllVAXT.S*!, ril'Mlll.S' c ?S'ti]>. Assl. IIONIKHY, for flouts. T.ndies, Misses, Hoys and Children, of all kinds and priecs Together with nianv other Omuls, not mentioned, ami all \v 11i -11 will lie oHered at. prices that cannot he umlesvohl in tin- way of fair and upright dvalii.g l?v anv house in the .State. BROOM & NORRELL. " 238 I'.road ?S't., Augusta, (Sa., April 1 lyj .Nearly opposite Augusta Hank. WAR IN KANSAS! L E T TII E M 1-1 G IIT l ' NOBODY SCARED!! J \ \ TI' would say ( > nil persons who li.ive j 1 j * * Wheat on hand aii'l want good Flour ; | | for it, take it to j WILSON'S MILLS, / formerly known as Donnald's Mill^, on Turkey Creek, ono mile from Gentsville I'o.U-oflice.? These Mills make more Flour to the bushel than any mill in the District, anil all who may favor him with their patronayc will lind the proprietor accommodating, and cannot, fail to bo pleased r with the Mills. [May 15, lSflG Jim ABOLITIONISTS IN KANSAS! "nriwo Tliam 1 t (ihc The SSooin i i r|X) those who have so liberally pat- fjSSrV ' JL ronized im in "our lino" we ten- * iler sincere thanks. And we take this method ^ of saying to theui, and to rnrif hoilt/, that we have just made additional improvements in J our machinery forgrinding Wheat at our Mills, on Rooky River, and also on Calhoun's Creek. By the time the new crop is ripe, we will lie prepared nt either place, to make a superior article of Flour, l-'or "(urn out," we can nn* douhtedly take from a bushel of Wheat, all the /tour thai in in it, and "the best can do no more." C. V. 1IA11N IvS, ?fc Co. r May 31, 1S5G. J?-2m I) \\ Y G 0 0 ]) S . S SPRING IMPORTATIONS, 18 5 6. J Mir.T.TT* ?t WARRF.X, Opposite Globe Hotel, Augusta, Gn., are receiving their s usual choice variety of Sl'Ul N<I 1>RKSS FAI5- t RICS, embracing the best makers of French f and English productions, among which are? t Rich Printed French Jaconets and Organdies; n Rich ' Flounced Jlnreges and Oiirandies: li Itich " American nnd Luglish Lawns; o Kit-h " French Brilliants and Cambrics ; Rich " Bareges and Tissues ; Bluff, Blue and i'iiiK, I'lain Brilliant", new article. Silks ! s Assorted Colors Flounced Silk Dresses ; llich Plaid ond Striped Taffeta Silks ; Rich Moire Antique, Toulard and China Silks; Black Taffeta and tiro do Rhine Do. ITIonriiiiiK iioods ! I'lain nnd Striped Grenadines nnd Bareges; Blnek Flounced Grei.adine nnd Hnrege Dresses; ( Superior Summer Bombnziues nnd Challics ; ? Black Jaconets, Orgnndiea and Marquise ; V Black Kng. Crapes, Love Veils nnd Handkerchiefs. In addition to this long line of Dress Ooods, we have a complete stock of Calicoes, Ging- ,v hams, Linen Goods, Furniture Paints, Embroideries and Laces. Hosiery and Gloves. Plain I l' and Embroidered Crape Shawls. A large lot of Mantilla?, in great variety of styles. Pantaloon Stuffs, Bleached un^ Brown Goods. ,,,! White and Striped Osnnbnrgs, of varionS r brands. " Our friends and customers are respectfully invited to examine the largest stock of Spring 1 and Summer (JOOJ)S that we have ever had. _ Particular attention paid to filling o^dpis. tT Augusta, On., 'April 18, 1850 BO-tf '' 51 r'v\ tr r- ?p;?*j : : h ESTATE OF JOHN GIVtNS/OEtfASED J', ..i^suttl EM EXT.; . ri^iiK Kindred nnd Creditor.*, and all parties JL eonc^ttffcij ^noti6td tlint n li- ~ njd Settlement. ofsnid Estate will bV made in the Ordinary's Office, Abbeville, on the 1 ttizt'vf 1 October n^f.(|iTft.4 PiAtHUnt^tfc; requcfijBd J to be pgiic^uplin tjidr iittciidnnee^ ns tho'jrfcfc ti rainJstratoj-will o9iJ?oJd'l\iii)sblf accountifbR) ft ,JVW*?'Mbkb:v, :i ffiKx* U 8 r?r-rrt Ci Piano Fortes. ; J 'Ac., which he warrants, .*U 1 will ijelVai ^fw York-, prices, deliver** ai fa 51 Depot. c?i?( -, .. I (.- ,1 S. GARDNER, ?? > w 4**uvi |0fHMOHAia>3o?? 9Swr?r, -,H T , 4 j/rtp ideqrs above /JSxehange Bank, ti 7-; ' ' #-'<> ?' April H, 185C ' ly Hardware, Paints, Oil*, " WIHDOW GLASS, &o., At the Siyn of the Golden Anvil, COLUMBIA, S. O. TUB Subscribers liftvo now V /? on ,inud nt1 extensive newt- w-jj Vr merit'of Goods in . their line, vliicl liey nr<! nulling at tlie lowest inurkot price* fo asii, iiihi to which they respectfully call tin Mention of purchasers. . Tlicir stock -coubibt i prut ns follow."', viz: Jar Iron, rioop, Sheet, Band, Oval, llound an? Square Iron ; 'ast, Cerman and Blister Steel; Anvils, Bel lows, Vices, Ac.; till niu! Cross-Cut ?aws; Mill Irons, Kails Wagon Boxes, Pot-Ware; {eneli aii'l Moulding Planes, Ciusols, Auger.Files, Boring Machines; Iort.iee Machines, 1.allies, Saws, Bench Screws Hinges, Screws ; .oeks, Bolts. I..-itches, Axes, Hoes Plotig] Moulds, Adzes; ixles, Springs, F.naineled and Patent Leather; Paints, Varnishes; Vindow C? lass, Spirits Turpentine, Putty, Pain Brushes; 'orn Slullers, Straw Cutters, Com and ('<>' Mills, Leather Belting ; .ime, Plaster, Cement, tiunpowder, Kiwi Lead, il'C., ?te. Tlx >so in want of CSoocIh in the lliirJwnr ino, will fnnl it to their interest to give us all before innkinir their I'lit'chase?. rihllKll ?fc A<! N KW CO. I'd. 15, 1850 11 Ijnl SOUTH CAROLINA, AltltKKII.I.K niSTItlCT. IN KQLIIV. >?o. A. C'hrit-topher vp. Margaret Matiiew anil others. Jiilf for Specific I'i rfonnnnce. IT aj-j'yarinjr to my satisfaction that l'zvkii W. Mathews, Jos. A. Mat hows, Williai lohinson ami Caroline his wife, K<lwnr<l J'.nrn ,tiil Nancy his wife, parties ih-fenilanls to thi ill, reside beyond the limits of this State )n motion of Marshall A l.ee, < Inlercri, Thattli ,l>ove named Defendants do jilu ul, answer o lemur to said Hill of Complaint within /'?/ < nontlis from the publication hereof, or th nine will betaken itrocoii/'rsxo airainst. them. w.'n. pa'imcki;, c. ! :. a. )>. Commissioner's ofiiee, April lS.jt; :ii SOUTH CAROLINA, AuuKVii.i.n mstijict.? is kqiiiy. i argil ret. .Malliews vs. Thomas 1'. Martin, i kill \V. Martin ati<l others. JJill for Dover. IT appearing to my >:itisfael.i?tn lliat F/.fl;i< W. Mathews, Jus. A. Mathews, Wiiliai loliiuson ami Caroline his wife, F.ilwanl Burn mil -Nanev his wife, parties ilcletnlnnts to t.h '.ill. ri'-sicl.' i!... .s . nation i>l" Marshall it J.cc, <That sni >..fondants do plead, nn".tv< r or demur to .-:ii >ill of Complaint within thru months froi nlication hereof, or the same will bo take >roconfrf.?o nvr.iiist fbt'in. AV. II. I'AUKEK, M A. I). Commissioner's ofliee, A j ?:-il :>o, 1 Soli :5i s*s rjar <&&? w ja-r: FOBS, SALS!! 1"M1K Subscriber* will keep on hand nt a' times, at. the Saddlery and Harness Stor >f E. Weal ti eld, in thi? Vilhs're, an nssortmen if all kinds of SToVKS, which they pledy licin.'idvr? to sell on as favorable terms n stoves of thi? same quality can be purchase or in Charleston. Their COOKINO STOVE hey will warrant, to do everything that. ><d;ini; Stove can do, and are sure they wi jive universal satisfaction. One of us will spend the most of the prescii carat, the North, and will lie able to selet he heat and most approved patterns. K. WKSTFIELD, 1. BRANCH. Abbeville C. If., R. C., Jan 8, 1 I'M IK Firm of UOBT'.HTS. ADAMS SMITI was dissol vi'-l on the first of (lelnbi'l 8.VI. It is hoped that nil persons iudcbte rill come forwnr<l nml settle oy cash or noti s wc arc anxious to close our old business. ROBERTS & ADAMS .till continue business at Hodges, and at T.ou ^nne, nntl by the first of April will have a fin Spring Slock of (iootls, elected with great care in New York and l>n iinore, which we respectfully offer to on fiends nnd customers at moderate profits.'onu? nml fiiul lw? vaih? aum. \v - - J J""*"* ucrcly wish to lot you know that wo arc st.i ero. feeling satisfied Mint if you will coini ur Goods ami prices will please you. Very respectfully, ROBERTO ,t* ADAMS. Ilodgca'.S.C., Mni*h 27, J85G 47 tf iigu of tlic Two LiU'^c Wa(clici? WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND? ? ? Hii'mw.ii: n'u a?.is> AT N E\V YORK I'll ICES, FOR CASH! MERCHANTS and Denier* will .1 well to eall and examine the stock o /aaCILES, clocks nn<l JEWELRY, nt 2IO King; Street ( fore lliov pureliase elsewhere. Every nrticl rnrranted. A etftr-L' nlu'iiva ?.? !.? ?-! - 1 * .. K..V? ..... ... o .Ml illlllll I'l'i: 111 llll IJ Ull.ljPU'l country dealer*. Have twenty per cent. In/ tailing on Wil. MASTKKMAN, f4'J lving-st., Charleston, oors from Wcntworth street. QpM?e*i6,1865 : tf ESTRAY MULE. ' HTTILLIAM A. MOORE, living /"> TT near this jilaee, tolls before jc ft li^it soprel Horse MUJyE of ruodiuin eizc .ippose'd'to. be about Vw.enty years old, nn< ndly wind "broken, appraised uy John W. Su er, John C. C. Allen and John II. Connor, n fix. Uwllijrp. ; i ; ti- E. .GRAYDON, * , t,t . i.r.u j Magistrate. . Cokosbpry,* March 17, 1856 . 40-tf I V." 1K.XB rY'''i*. ''S'c|j|>pAy,- JHf i>., offipi LA at Lo-whdesville, S. C., solicits prac Ice in.CIlftOVIO D^KASES. . IJia oxtpneir, ..with Anatomy, Phy biology an< fttho1ogj% aml tJip !<>wa apd means of health i connection with the beat and most satisfac >ry JIudicft] .agpntri kndVn to the profession )(U>1c hir)i tQ fi^niah to the ditoaacu snperio idi. .Thia.deprvrtia^nt.of llfcdjwhio receives hi nrticfilar study and practice. June 20, 1850. *7-6m . iji i i; ?' i.-i , ?tn ?i ' ; -jfmjm. iri AA a' * ? - ? ' ?)?"? oi w ALL PAPERING )0 Papers of Transparent Window Blmde Uh'Picture toritatbh. ' , t' l"~ vJ jHe*oha)ite *nd Planters from Abbeville T)i? ict. wishing to puVehflsc will do will to1 6at t A. BI>EA*LY," Augusta, fin., M?y 2, 1850. 62-ly ' ABBippdM C. M Cheap Cash Boot and Bho& 1 Manufactory. i rj^-j 'rHK subscriber most re' r *14 Rpto't fully oall.-; the Attention. tM i I * of-f ho public, and ospecially " p2?r , : his old friunds and customers, to his large amU r well-selected stuck of Gentlemen's and Ladies' Shoes, s He has al?o n large stock of fine pump-soled" i ami fine we'it'1-! I KM )'1"S, of the latest styles, of ^ i the finest French calfskin. ' j lie lias a large stock of fine doublo-soled Wa.trr-Trcof Loots, ! all of bis own manufacture, warranted. AUof< j whiflt he will hcII chcap/of can/i, or ou a credI, 1 it to prompt-payim; customers. He is nl-'? prepared to make to order any !, ; article in the I foot nii'l Shoe line, having a> ! large miniberof the finest workmen in his em!i ' plovment, am! b< :-.:r n practical workman liim,. | self'. lli'.vii!?r tbe Ihu.-t, -lock of Leather tliai, jevcri-ami' t<> this I;iitric1, fti-= Hoots and Shoot : will b<- ma<K- in flo: neatest and latest stylesst. : an 1 for til ai:vl workumnahip shall not be ex .-OH '!. . l>. .UCIiV t?l. I.I r.-h-!. 1 ill l'2m t, j It 1' iHUt IwEtiiKiJ Shop, j -T >,< >: to t:i:: jthss o'rrrcE, , Ai:i:r.v;i.!.i-: cor;.T house, s. c., A f:;voi'3, an>l <;\ i r rwi'ly' Mi.- a' nil lilies iuiiii'i a! lii.s Shop ill the Eastern .i.r'ur ..j" rl,i-i,tiaii it 1 >ealo s ('unch Fae-I'.rv, \\ 1 ! : ! - is |>r<'|>:trvil to make PANELs , i.(rui:< 1JLINL?S, .MANTEL PIECES,. \ A'**., ?v i ; I will ids., make TAP.LKS, DESKS, BOOKj CASKS, P1CTUIK I I!Ail KS, and repair fur 1 nil ??? ii i I will !j?{;j> <-i?:s liintiy on liiiml lvady niado f ("Oi'l'l NS i?r I'm: I'.-.-t inat.'i'ial ami iinost fins'ish, eiili.-r ji. <1 nr covered, nil of whicli. : I *.\ ill il?:Iivvr t<> ??!iy in the district freer, o | ?.f itl'.arj;.' v. i:'i ln;u.;o it upon railroad if de * . MI c?! i:i ?i:iv : iv11. ' All \v<>;!. >'11:10 v. arrnat -1 as ?^r>od as the best u , T<jh \>er cent oil foe i cnsli < ii n'i v."i'k i]i>u<- liv hi**. ! yfj" l ot- m.-i-ii-.-, iij'i'ly !" iif.r c^titremna' a i in 1 lie Inc'>r|" !M'? '. {'-? LSOWKUS. - ' .Iimic ii'J, I -r.r,. 7 if S AYEi^PILLS, ' ! A new nnd sin^nlarlr successful remedy for tho ! j'L cure of all Bilious tliscacrs? Costivoncss, Indi!i coition, Jaundice, Drojuy. Rheumatism, Fevers, n (>out, Humors, 2>*< rvousncss, Irritability, Inflammations. lleudachc, i'aius in the Ureast, Side, Back, ; and I.iml.s, Fcnrdo Complaints, &c. &c. Indeed, very few are tho diseases in which a Purgative Mcdiclnc is not more or Irss required, nnd much sick ner.s ana suuering might nc prcvemca, 11 a narm! loss but offcctunl Cathartic were more freely used. I No person can fcl well while a costive habit of j body prevails; besides, it soon generates serious and I. often fatal diseases, which might have boon avoided i bj- the timely and judicious use of a good purgativo ,y j '1 his is alike true of Colds, Feverish symptoms, and d j iiilioun derangements. Tliey all tend to become or > , produce the deep seated and formidable distempers s ! which load the hearses all over the land. Hence a ,] : reliable family physic is of the first importance to ^ the public health, and Ibis I'ill has been perfected with consummate skill to meet that demand. An " j extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, Frofes' sors, and Patients, lias .shown results surpassing I any thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cures it,! have been cH'cetcd beyond belief, were they not sub 1, stautinicd by persons ??f such exalted position and character as to forbid tiie suspicion of untruth. Amiinif tlic many eminent gentlemen who have testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention: _ Prof. J. M. I.ocki:, Analytical Chemist, of CinV cinunti, whose high professional character is endorsed liy Joux "McLean*. Jud^o of the Supreme Court of j the l'nit< d Stales. j Thus, Couw in, Secretary of the Treasury. ' | Hon. .1. M. WuiciHT, Governor of Indiaua. f, ; N. I.onowoutii, ijroat winegrower of the West, .j ! Also, I)n. J. H. Ctni/mv, Practical Chemist, of . New York City, endorsed by Hon*. \V. L." Maiicv,"Secretary of State. Wm. 13. Astoh, the richest man in America* S. Lki.an'd iS: Co., l'ropr's of the Metropolitan Hotel, and many others. Did spare permit, we could give many hundred u certificates, from all parts where the Pills have been used, but evidence even more convincing than the experience of eminent public men is found in !- their eifcots upon trial. p These Pills, the result of Ions investigation and _ study, arc offered to the public as the best and most complete which the present state of medical u j science can afford. They are compounded not of " | tin: iiruijs thcnisi-IVM, but of llic medicinal virtues '> | only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chemical i process in a state of purity, anil combined together in Riifih a manner as to insure the best results. Tlii? system of composition for medicines has been found in tho;Cherry i'cetoml and Pills both,.to produce.a more efficient remedy than had hitherto been ot?-. tained by any process. The reason is pcrfoctly obvious. While by the old mode of composition, every ' medicine is burdened with mord or less of _i*crfmonioiifi and injurious qualities, by this cach individual virtue oiily that is desired for the curative ellci't is present. All the inert and obnoxious qualities of each substance employed arc left behind, the curative virtues only being retained. Hence it ia self-evident the effects should'j)rofe,ais thpy have proved, more purely remedial, and the Pills a surer, ? moro powerful antidote to ilisoase than any othof medicine known to the world. ^ As it is frequently expedient that my me diets e should he taken under the counscl of an attending Physician, and as he eor.ld not properly judge of a remedy without knowing it* composition, I htT0 e supplied the accurate Formulas bywhich both my Pectoral and Pills arc made to the whole body of 1 Practitioners in the United States and British Amer-> ican Provinces. If, however, there should be any 011C who lian not reci-ivcr! lliom flint/ will ; promptly forwarded by mail to his loqucst, . | Of nil the Patent Medicines that arc offered, how | few would bo taken if their composition wal known i: Their life consists in their myeteiy. "I hfcve U0> I iftystories. tu!? }7 "' ?/. ) ^ The composition of my preparations is laid opctL to all men, and all who nrc competent to judgeoiv the subject freely acknojvkjdtfe tfioii^ convictions of] their intrinsic merits. The Cherry feptoral was> pronounced by scientific men to bo a wohdcrftill medicine before its eflfcctswcrc known, NTanjr twa? inent Physicians have declared tho same thing ofj ' my Pills, and even more confidently, and are wilt* ing tq.certify that their anticipations were ?iOro than realized by their effects upon trial, t Thcy'opej-atc by their powerful influence on tho internal jUttfpJLo purify tie typod, an4 6ti>niJ^4 it ,i into healthy action ? remove the obstructions of| . the stomach, bowols, liver, andother organs of the bodv. rcstorinir their irrr-milnr In U.U1. ?J by correcting; Wlifcrerrtfr tlicy exfst, such dentrtfmmen t* hs Are the first origin tjfdisease* ^ :!f X# ' . JOwnd jugaiMwrappcd, tUfcy are pleasant to^tagjfik ana being, purely vcgataUl#,.rio. harmiian ?i?);?ronx - their use m any quantity* .. \T i. , * e , For mipute ffiectionfrjoo wrapper' ov[ ifie pot. _ : dr. james d? atss, , Practical and Analytical Chemfftt*' r LOWELL, MASS. <jsf f-? W a 8 i frio* 85 per 'tyut,, fo? ; ^S' SOW*-' BY. -i .j i \VAJRpLA.T? fc.L\jU*'>, -Abbeville (!. fl,, .', ufAWIW j ;..; f 7,-<r ti ...ij&cucriil Agenta* a ' : lii*-' ' > "? "'I' '? OKI I*1 1 )>* Bonnet Ribbons, ^ HomiotK ill CIIAMUKIW A MAliSIfATXTsC; Muy 8 '