The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, August 08, 1856, Image 3
Selling Off at a Profit 1
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS FOR SALE!
AT ABB K V 11,1,E C. II.
Change of the Programme !
THE subscriber being determined to raise a
large nmounl of money, offer# his goods,
for the next sixty day!", at a rcatonabU J'rojic
It is to be hoped that persons in want of anythihg
in his line, will avail themselves of this
Opportunity. The general rule is to aoll out at.
cost"; but the I'rogrammc having been changed
to suit the present arrangement, it will be observed
accordingly, llis object in making
this oHer is preparatory to an entirely now
arrangement for the Tail Trade, by which
persons will be able to got Goods oiil;/ for the
Canh. Long experience bus satisfied the subscriber
that this arrangement will be most advantageous
to all parties, except those who never
intend to pay, and. it in for the special benefit
wf this class that the rule will be adopted.
llis >Stock consists in part of the following,
viz:
10 llltd?. Bacon Sides ;
4 do Cnha Molasses;
10 do Louisiana Suirars;
20 Bags ltio Coffee ;
J.onf, Crushed and l'owrii red Sutrnrs ;
l'owdcr, Sliot, 1 ,ead ami (inn Waddiinr ;
A few cheap iJonblc Barrel Shot (iuna ;
Black Smith Itiuls. Iron and Nailu ;
"White Lead, Green an<l Yellow do. ground iti
oil;
llio, Hondo.And otljer brands Cigars.
Agricultural lisiplcimnts.
Straw Cutters and Corn Shell<;rs ;
i?-i- i? -- 1
i'iiiu iwi'j'u iiiui j wine ;
Hemlock, Upper and Harness Leather ;
A Large Lot of Hollow Ware; i
Burning Fluid, Spirits Turpentine ;
V11ite Wine ?V Cider Vinegar ;
Trace, Log and Fifth Chains ;
A large .Stock of Wines and Liquors offered j
nt low prices, as lit* is determined to quit this j
part of the trade ;?and a great many other)
Articles unnecessary to mention, (roods have j
ndvanced considerably mtiec these purchases j
were made, and he is thus enabled to com pete '
with Any market in prieeas well as quality and i
quantity, and he hopes that a hungry, needy i
Jiuhlic uill make haste to l>uv out every thing j
ie has on hand. All of which is respectfully
(submitted hy H. S. KKUK,
No. f> Brick Rntiiie. I
July 18, 11 tf j
_ . . I
BYSP1PSXA-IT3 j
BLISS' DYSPFPTHC REMEDY.1
ANEW Medical Cosnj>oui)<l, ninl the result)
of long prnctioe, extensive observation (
nn<l close stn<ly of all forms of disease hnving !
tlioir origin in a diseased state of the- stomach, !
adapted to every Ptfi^e of thoFo diffuses from j
their incipient symptoms to those in which [
tliey have assumed tlie chronic form. This j
lemedy and the treatment prescribed to no-1
company the taking of the medicine, have the i
sanction of years of successful application in i
private practice. It. was not suddenly iiit it* :
-os, nor dreamed of, but is the assertion of facts :
nnd experiments collectcd in the daily rounds
of duty as a practising physician, and is given
to the public in a popular form, in the hope, !
as iu the belief, that it will not fail in giving
relief t? the sufferer from Dyspepsia and all j
other diseases having their origin in the stoui-1
ach,in anj-instance where the directions are!
properly attended to. It is entirely dissimilar g
to any and every preparation of the kind now i
before the people. The originator entertaining I
views aii'i opinions sntncwual at variance with
the prescribed not ions among medical men generally
an regards the nature ofthe.se disease?,
has in this preparation brought together medical
agenti of known utility anil worth in the
form of a new combination, making a compound 1
altogether and entirely new, and one that will
not fail to cure in the most aggravated and '
stubborn eases of the diseases referred to, pro- j
viding the medicine in properly taken, and ali :
the neconiimnvinir directions foflowed out
The undersigned is well aware tlmt the saiue ,'
encouragement ha* been given, and the same'
promises have already l>een made over and
over again by manufacturers of pntcnl inedi- ,
cinc? as regards theyr different preparations,;
nnd tins only voucher li?? has to olFer for tlio eu-!
rative qualities of tliis preparation is Ihe r^pu* .
tation of suecesa in "Chronic Cases," tliat lie
gained throughout middle (Juorgia, while in'
the practice of his profession. JI e would also,:
for the purpose of giving additional weight to
whatever he may fay as regards this new prep- j
aration, beg to refer to the fact that, he ih the
originator, manufacturer, aud proprietor of
the medicine known a* "J.icon's Cohhial," the
curative properties of which in Cholera, Dyfi-!
eutery and Diarrhea ia now being proclaimed!
by thousands in every* section of the country,
?nd as being all that lie ever said of it
Pyspensin, like Gout, uiay be said to be a!
fashionable disease ; it, more readily than any j
otliAP Sn vnrSnra ftf forma nn.l ? - ?
? v " &' vinci
^extent,, finds its victims in tlic wealthy and nr-;
ivtocrAtic eirclefi, cspccially in citien, and ils inj&dious
workings arc often tlic real though un- ;
discovered cau.?c of the sallow clicck, the dull, i
Sieavy eye, uiid tlie general inertia; indisposi-,
ition to either mental or physical effort, which i
are erroncouslj- attributed to oilier causes. As:
a remedy in Dyspepsia, this preparation stands ,
at tlie head of all others in establishing a!
healthy and vigorous action of the various or j
gans, and restoring to thoir natural functions j
.those organs which have been prevented by.
this disease.
NERVOUS SUFFERERS : This Preparation i
'is also particularly -recommended to you, ns {
-well as to those*Suffering from Diseased Liver.
In weok and debilitated system?, it will be
rfound as possessing tonic properties to a pro- i
eminent degree, and very admirably adapted
to ji large portion of the female sex whose do-i
bilitatcd and worn out constitutions require an
artificial restorer.
I BLISS' DYSPEPTIC REMEDY is put up in 1
.packages, in the form of Powders, with full di-1
rections for mixing it into liquid form before |
taking. Each package contains sufficient of
?the Powder for a I'int of mixture. i
Retail price, $2 per package. Put up
rtsccwfl. andean be sent by mail to any part of.
Hhc United States.
All orders addressed to the Independent i
J'ren office, enclosing $2, will receive b}' return 1
avail a package of JiLiss' Dtspeptic Rf.mhoy.
April 25 61 tf |
PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE, j
_ . Tiir* ...i..?:i.? I. < ? I
ohuowiuci uuvjij? ^mrciiased
lands in Florida, wiahes to KijJ
J* sell his Plantation lying in Abbeville
District, rear Pom's Gold Mine, on Buffalo
Creek, containing Two Htiudrcd and Fifty
Acre*, of which uro about One Hundred and'
Ninety Acres Cleared; One Hundred and
Fifty Acres are Fresli, and in good iejpair.
and in high stato of cultivation with a
good Dwelling Honse on the same with two
good brick chimneys to it, with good out buildings
Mid a good new Gin House and Screw,
nil in good repair.
Any person wishing to purchnse will do
well to call and examine, as it will lay open
for private sale till the 18th of October, 1868,
WDM i snail oner41 ior axio at public outcry,
together with all kinds of Stock and Crop of
Orain,"together with 17 like)}' young Negroes
inav he sold at (he same time.
.MITCHELL COX.
June *, 1856 M?U
FLORIDA! FLORIDA!I
rI~,IIE subscriber having purclinso<l
.1. Land in Florida, wishes to sell ull
his LAND in Abbeville District, near the Teni- \
pic of Health, on the Anderson Road. ten
! miles above Abbeville Court House, containing
i ?
j This Land may be divided into three or more
' Tracts to suit the purchasers.
| The Home Tract contains
:a?o .n ?t,acW9
I All in line repair and in a nice state of culti
vation, with the most select Orchard of Peach;
cs ami all kinds of choice fruit that this climate
| produces. This is one of the healthiest and most
j beautiful sites in the District. There has not
been a case of chill nor fever, originating from
! the place, in twenty-five years. This is one of !
j the best locations for a Physician that I know j
j of in the State. While his family is secure]
j from disease at home, there lire four Creeks on i
! each side of liiiu that are reuinrkiiblv sictlv. !
j Tin bo, together with the alluvial bottoms of j
! Littl? Kivcr. aomc three miles distant, running |
| in the direction of a horse shoe, nearly entire- !
Iv around the place, except the west, and that j
| Jcfici ency is supplied with ltocky llivcr, i
and its worst etliuvia some six miles distant, i
! Those st reams, together with others of minor |
t importance, render it a New California to the
I I'hysicician, provided hi* talent and constitution
are t-ulliciontly strong to hear up under
the laborious praeiice that he would necessarily
have to perform, by having nn opening of
sonic ten miles to the nearest physician.
j The upper place, one mile distant, is also
! proverbially healthy. There are two small'
j dwelling lious'-s on the place, with two wells i
of excellent Water, with all ncees.-ary Out
I Duildings, an excellent Gin House, and now j
! negro ]louses sufficient for the accommodation
of Sixty or Seventy Slaves. There are, on the
place, a considerable quantity of Land just j
cleared, that is in a tine state of cultivation. ;
There arc some
of fmo .1 - ' ?
... ...... I'll IJ VI 111 LIIU II UUU1 lilt/re !
are
..m m.:z BB <Pa?
Uf Fine l5ottom Land. Tlice I.ands will pro- 1
dnee from One Thousand to Twlelve Hundred i
Pounds of Cotton to the Acre, owing to the J
state of cultivation. There is an excellent !
Spring of Water in every field on the place, j
There are also n Springol' pure Limestone, and |
O'lelicnio Spring, rcsinh!ing in Medieul prop- J
<*rti?'sthv Celebrated Madison Springs ofCJoor- i
gia. 1 would therefore say, to all those in j
pursuit of Jlcnlth, nnd I'.euutiful Productive |
Level I.ands had better give ine a call, before j
moving elsewhere, as my Lands can be bought i
for less than they nre worth. There is an ex-1
cellent School in two hundred yards?there is '
an excellent Mill Seat oil the place?there is a i
Saw nnd (Iris Mill joining the place, with |
inurciirs ot lour ditfcreut denominations nl- j
most in sight. A. \V. LYNCH. |
.Juno till, 18i"iC. 8-tf
n . 1118 Fit R V, J
Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms, j
1:55 Riclianlsou .Street,
U <J LCMUIA, S . C.
;
r|"MIK Subscriber, having enlarged his Ware- ;
.1. rooms* itixl Workshop*, is now enabled
to keep on hand n larger assortment of FUUN
ITU UK and CIIAIIU?, of his own make, and
gome of the best Northern manufactures.
Also on hand a large assortment of WALL
PAPER, all of which will be sold cheap Koit
CASH.
It only needs an examination of the stuck to
be convinced as to quality and cheapnt**.
April 11, 1800 4'J ly
The numorous friends of tho Hon.
i i.' M i noii 11 i > . .. -
i. uemg entirely satisfied !
with 1 jis past course in tlie Senate, announce
him again as n CnJidntc for re-election.
The friends of Dr. JOHN \V. JIKAUriT
respectfully announce him n Candidate for
Senator, at the ensuing election.
C2T The fricitda of THOS. THOMSON,
Esq., announce liim a Candidate for re-election
to the Legislature.
?35" The friends of Gen. S. Mc(!OW.\N
announce him u Candidate for re-election to
the Legislature.
?3?" Ve arc authorized to announce Muj. j
II. A. (jlill'FIN a Candidate to represent j
Abbeville District in the next Legislature.
C3T The friends of LUCIKN II. LOMAX,
Esq., respectfully announce him a Candidate
for the Legislature, at the ensuing election.
The numerous friends of Col. T. J.
IlOIiEUTS respectfully announce him a Candidate
for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
The friends of JAMES A. NORWOOD,
Esq., respectfully announce him aaa Candidate
to represent tliiaDistrict in the next Legislature.!
CSTThc friends of EDWARD NOBLE, Esq.,
announce him an a Candidate for re-election
to the Legislature at the ensuing election.
The friends of II. A. JONES, Esq., respectfully
announce him as a Candidate for
the Legislature at the ensuing election.
C3ir~ Tlie friends of J. K. VANCE, Esq., reppectfully
announce him as a Candidate for the
Legislature at the ensuing election.
?3?" The friends of D. W. HAWTHORN respectfully
announce him a candidate for Sheriff
of Abbeville District at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS.
To tlic Voters* of Abbeville District
: A few of the friends and neighbors of
COL. A. M. SMITH Annonnrp liim no ? f?.,
WW ----- ?? vuilUIUUtt]
to represent this District in the ensuing Legislature.
The friends of S. G. W. DILL respectfully
announce him a Candidate for ShoritF, at
the next Election.
The friends of Mr. C. 1'. DUPRE respectfully
announce him as a Candidate for
Sheriff, at the next election.
135F" The friends of W. W. GRIFFIN respectfully
announce him a candidate for Sheriff at
the ontuino rvr? n io<<
-w.wvsw*** ^iUUJT I r X Okilt.
rr The friends of Capt. S. A. Hodokh respectfully
announce him as a candidate for Tax
Colltelor at the ensuing election.
fg* The friends of John R. Wilson respectfully
announce him as a candidate for Tax CoU
leetor of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elee
tion.
?r Wr. are authorised to announce the Rev.
Jambs Moork as a candidate for re-election as
Tax-Collector of Abbeville District, at the ensuing
election.
&TThe friends of JAMES M. VAND1VER
respectfully announce him ns a candidate for
Tax Collector of AbbcrilU District; at the ensuing
election.
King's Mountain
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL,
YorkYille, S. (J.
FACULTY:
f M. JENKINS, (Senior in Orgnni1
ration, Regulation nnd Discipline.)
Prnfc**or of A fat hnn alien
and Natural 1'hilvtaphy.
A. COW A It D, (Senior iu Business
matters.) l'rofttsor of liellct
(_ Jsettret and Frew-It,
I C. A. SEABltOOK. Profeuor of Aneirnt Lnn
| gvac/c* and Afnixtant in linylish Branche*.
11). LI. TIlOUAiSSOji, M. D., Surgeon.
IU. l'.BOYD, Bursar.
|rpiIE SECOND SESSION of this Institution
| JL will be opened in the new (>arri*uti
I'uildings on the 1st of September.
Term* of Second Sctxittn.?For School Expense,
i. r. Tuition, Hooks ?tc., lioard. Lights,
Fuel and Washing, ^So""?payable $<10 on entrance,
ntid $40 on 1st. of November.
No one under l'ior over 18 years of age will
be received.
The cervices of u Physician having been engaged,
there will be no extra eliargc for medical
attendance.
Until the 15th of August letters will be directed
to Charleston. S. C.
COWAllD ?fc JENKINS.
July 11, 13;*i0. luta'25
"At the rates of ?200 per annum.
Orcat Xews to the Public,
rpiIAT SLAGF.lt ?fc LIVINGSTON, being
.JL desirous of K educing th?-ir STOCK to
make room for l'all Supplies, will dispose of
their
Summer Goods
at greatly reduced prices, as in Charleston :
Ruthin) Muslin*. Brelions. Jaconet. Sa-i?? Pot;.
oo, <to.
?ALSO?
Their Stock of CLOTHING, n supply of Negro
Goods, Straw, Leghorn urnl Panama lLito,
Umbrellas, Carpel Bug*, ?ie.
?ALSO?
A good supply of (Joltl an<l Silver Watches,
Chain.*, Jewelry, Funey Goods <tc.
Willi many other articles belonging to a general
assortment to be found at
ShACKlt ?t I.lYINUSTON's Store,
The old .Stnnd of Ik'SiH. Willson <t Williams.
July 10, 1850. 10-tf
TO FARMERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
M c CORD'S
Patent Torlulilc Anti-Friction Dorse Power,
TKie Best in Use.
Patented July 11, 1854.
r|',IJlS is an invention l>y which a large por1.
tion of the power of the horse is rendered
availuhle than hy any other arrangement
known. Its parts are few and simple, not lia
we 10 ucraiuremcrn, rcauuy adjusted lor workinir,
n:nl with ordinary care very durable and
efficient.
The Mai-bines arc manufactured with greot
exactness and all precisely alike, so that in
case a piece should be broken w? can always
fusnish a piece to replace it.
It is designed for one or two horses, and
can be used for a great variety of work, thereby
eaving a large amount of labor, expense
and valuable time to the Farmer, Mechanic and
others.
JJv reason of its portability the owner can
readily locate it wherever it may suit his business.
It can be used to good advantage for
driving cotton gins, threshing machines, circular,
or other Raws, planing and other machines
for working wood, driving mill', of various
kinds, for grinding grain, paint, ?tc., straw-cutters,
corn-hhellcrs, lathe*, grind stones, itc.,
and for churning, washing, pumping water for
cattle, irrigation, <>r draining, and all other
purposes to which a Horse Power is adopted.
Wc also keep the moot approved Spike niul
Tioater THRESHEltS, which can be driven by
the above Powers.
FAN MlLI>i, for Hand or Horse Power.
SMUT MACHINES, drain Cradles, Helling.
<tc.
SC01TS I.ITTLE GIANT Corn and Cob
Mills. CARMICIIAEL <t HE AN.
Dialers in IJardicarc, Cutlery and Agricultural
Implement?,
Augusta, Ga., May 2, 185G. 62 6m
nrro a. t i n t n ?i
ncco GL L I IN I U IN ,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AUGUSTA, OA.
"]8 ~ 4 TUB undersigned have
funned u Copartnership ngn|&ju
for the transaction of a General Warehouse and
Commission Business, and will, on the first of
September next, take the new Fire Proof Warehouse
on Jackson street, now occupied by
Crocker <fc ltees.
We will give our strict pcrsonnl attention to
nil business entrusted to our care. And would
respectfully solicit a share of the Public patronage.
Mr. REES would take this occasion to return
his sincero thanks to the fricudsand patrons of
the firm of Crocker <fc ltees for their liberal
patronage, and would solicit a continuanco of
the same for the new firm.
All orders for Bagging, Rone and Family
Supplies, will be carefully filled at the lowest
market nrices.
The usual cash advances made when required.
JOHN C. RKKS,
of the firm of Crocker A Keen.
SAMUEL I). LINTON.
July 4, 185C. 9-3m
BUGGIES! BUGGIES!! BUGGIES!!
THE subscriber hns for
sale n lot of FINE BUG- WS&P
OIKS. CARRIAGES and HARNESS, which
lie will sell on the most accommodating terms.
Persons needing any such articles would do
well to give him a call, as ho is determined to
give bargains.
?ALSO?
Carriage and Harness making, and Repairing
in all its various brandies, at short notice,
neat style and low prices.
W. II. SIMPSON.
Midway, Abbeville District, S. C.
June 27, 1866. 9 1m
Banner pleaso copy one month.
JOHN J. CLAYTON,
1ft BEADY MADE CLOTHING, U?
HA3 now on hand a large and fre?h supply
of fashionable SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, which will be sold on very r#a
sonable terms.
No. 197 Broad Street, under the August*
{ Hotel.
Augusta, Ga., May 2, 1856. 62-1J
THE Trustees of the RlaMBal Labor
School* of the South Carolina Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,"
hereby Notice that thev will petition the
ensuiog Legislature for Re-Incorporation.
By order of the Board of Trustee*.
H. A. C. WALKER, Sectv.
Abb?Till?r. H., July 16, 1864. 11 Sm
?
bargains
M. ISRAE
Being desirous of red'
for fall supplies, w
CSS ? 7 i?K IMP K
nt greatly reduced prict-p, f
Culored nnd Black
Lnce and Silk
1301V A
1)1? t T\V *T i T\"n rtt r\T
ULiAlJ I..LU1
Gent's Furnishing AllTICL.
.Straw, Leghorn, and Pan;
UMBRELLAS, 5
With a thousand other articles
found nt
No. 4, Granite
July 1, 1800.
/J? i i I * s&\i
wioipg, <u
(133.) RICHARDSON STF
r|MlK wmler/i^ned would respectfully an
JL joining Districts, tlsut lie lias now in
t!ie Season) a well Selected Slock ?if SPRI!
j sell atsucli prices as cnunot fail to suit. II
promise* will bt: performed to I lie ent ire sa
lln wnnlil snv to his I'ri^mls in t.h
A3 lie thinks lie cnti make it tin object wort!
In connection with Clothing may lie foui
(joudi of every description. Also, HnU, f
a fine nssortment of Youth's nud Children*
old tip.
Remember the No.? 138, Richardson Stt
Dougnl.
Columbia, S. C., April 18, 1S.'>0.
-Miluliill
CBS38S! i -JTB!
w o
[AT T1IE OLD STAN]
*?. m. /'SBL.
"W 19 -1^
rTMIK Undersigned, thankful fr
-L tion of their friends, and th
CAR KI AG El
Consisting of one dozen assorted I
also #ay to our friends that welia\
II i c k ? i
Somclliilii? new. and arpntlv mlnv
have Alto on hand a large lot of tc
ONE COACIIEE, ONE-l]
ONE
Suitable for Travelling or Ilnckinj
aeedingly low. As we hare tho
BEST SET OF Hi
We can safely venture to build t<
Mr We will do any amount of
any other Establishment in the S
1ST All Wo
FISK'S META
We also have on hand a large 1<
air-tight, fur protecting the dead !
or any other desirablo purpose, wl
We will nlso
Make Coffins and seni
Deeired, We have a new IIEAIIS
Abbeville C. H., April 22, 1856
Mil h! nr n
M i CJ . MB V W Mi ,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER I.N
FURNITURE
Of Every description,
AND
mzz mm. ,/m. m jr. sw
Of Every Style;
FISK'S CELEBRATED METAL1C BUR
CASES.
Opposite the Congarcc House,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
April 11, 1866 49 1
M. ff. BYTHEWOOD. Y7M. HENRY SM
BYTHEWOOD & SMITH,
Comraiiiiou merchant
FOB TUB BALE OF
COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN,
AND ALL MANNER OF
Produce and Merchandise
204 Exchange Bow, Richardson Str
COLUMBIA, S. C.
April 11,1856 40 1
POULLAIN, JENNINGS, & CO.,
8R0CERS AND COTTON FACTO
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
A. Poullaix, Toomah J. Jexxiwos, Isaiah Pt
Maj 2, 1858. 62-ly
REMSEN'S
HAT HANVFACTOBV
AND
Leader of Fashion
Richardson Street, Jfo. 187,
Opposite Exchange Rote
. COLUMBIA, S. O.
April II, ltft I* \
, '? -A M
! bargains!
L & BRUSSEL
L'CIN'G TI1EIR STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM
ill dispose of tbeir
i little above New Yor Cost only, rix:
MUSLINS,
MANTILLAS,
TETS and HI BE ONS,
PARASOLS and FANS.
'KING, A LARGE STOCK,
ES,
;u?a HATS.
PR UNA'S, and CARPET BAGS.
w b-"!5 '? ? tjvt.tiu. nwuiiuicill, IU UO
M. ISRAEL <fc BRUSSEL'S,
Bow, Abbeville C. II., S. C.
9 tf
i)tl)in?, Clotljiiig,
IEET, COLUMBIA, S. C. 038.)
nounco to llic Citizens of Abbeville and tho adStore
(mill will continue to receive throughout
SO AN1) SUMMER CI.OTI1ING. which ho will
e would linve it distinctly understood, that all he
tisfnetion of all who puti-ouize his Establishment,
e Country, to give hiin a call, on visiting Columbia.
Iiy of a trial.
nd a pood assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing
viirpcw nuijs, u iiiurcutto, IjlC., JMC.
ALSO?
u Clothing of every Stylo nud Sire from three years
oet, opposite the Iioot and Shoe Store of II. P.
(J. M. JOHNSON'.
60-ly
c arriagt
ma
R K S ,
D OF M. II. & F. A. DEALE.]
?^a- 9 VX'VJ'C^a
i Si 9 tSBLz. V * m
ir pact furors, respectfully invite the attenA
public generally, to their large stock of
$ AND BUGGIES,
SUGGIES. ROCK AW AYS, <tc. Wo would
re commenced the manufacture of
ry n ii {,r g i c s
ircd bj- nil who have seen the work. W?
coud hand Wor!;. causistinff of
[ALF DOZEN BUGGIES, AND
CARRY-ALL,
5 purposes, nil of which \ve will ?oll e*\NDS
IN THE COUNTRY,
j order any Vehicle in our line of busings*.
REPAIRING, at short notice, as cheap o?
itato.
rk Warranted. JS.3
LIC BURIAL CASES.
)t of FISIC'S METALIC BURIAL CASES,
for prolonged interment, for transportation,
:iich we will sell exceedingly low for CASH.
i to any part of tho District
5E, which will go free of charge.
CHRISTIAN & DEALS.
61 tf
tttTX MUU BAtmiS.
' WM. HAINES,
No. 217 (North Side) Broad Street, HI
AUGUSTA, GA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
drugs and medicine8, paints, oils, olab8,
putty, varnisfies, etc.
ial perfumery, hair brushes, combs, toilet
boars, haik oils, pomades, hair
dyes, hdr'y extracts, etc.
All of which are offered at low pritea for
Cash.
J Particular attention paid to the preparation
of PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS and the
,TH* dispensing of Family Medicines. A large assortment
of Fresh and Warrantod
Garden, Grass and Field Seed*.
? CSP" Orders from tho Country promptly
attended to.
| May 2, 1866. 62-ly
JAiUUS 8. UUiliKAfl,
> Attorney at Law,
B0t> ABBLVILLE C. 8. C.
ly t3T May be found for the present in the
Commiseionet** Office.
Jan 18 1859 87 ly
JONES & LIVIH68T0K,
RS, Attorney* at Ltw,
Offic* next door to Thornton A Fait,
ABBEVILLE C. H.
ir. A. JONKB.] |"j. W. LlVINGStOXi
NOTICE.
100,000 Pounds Tennessee Bs*
eon, Hog round,
30,000 Llbfl. T?DttM*M Rust, W?Q out;
fiOO Sacks Superfine Flffor;
* ? 140 " Extra Family Do.;
10,000 Libs Lard, in caas sad feariral*;
1,000 Bashela &>rn;
' Pot ?a)e by ?. U XXBV*80X>
Reynold# street
l.v Awjurta, &?., May B, 19M |tf
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AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
IMPLEMENTS!
Machinists' and Builder*' Material*!!
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND HOUSE FCR.
NMING GOODS!!!
jt Imve now in store, *nd will Q
flT/ji continue to keep e large snort- Jf
Air ment of the MOST APPROVED W
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, for S
Southern Use,
CONSISTING OK
Single ond two Ilorso Turning PLOUGHS,
15 Varieties:
Double Michigan, Double Mould Board, and
Hill Side PLOUGHS ;
Sub-Soil PLOUGH, several kiods ; Formaa'a
Patent PLOUGH ;
CultiiHtors; Harrow*, 8 kinds ; Com Shellera,
0 kinds ;?Straw Cuttera, 10 sizea ana
kinds;
Uond Scraper?; nor6e Hoca; Horse Powers
ami Threshers, 0 varieties of each;
Fan Mills; Grain Cradles ; Grass Scythes and
Handles; Smut Machines;
Bush Hooks; Pruning mid Hedge Shears;
Pruning Saws and Chisels;
Sausage Meat Cutters uud Stuffers; Farm era'
Boilers, for boiling food for stock; Chorea:
11Ay nud Garden' Hakes ; Hay and Manure
Forks; IIogp, Spado?, bhuvela, Grain
Scoops;
Wheel Barrows, Field and Garden Rollers ;
Corn Planters, Scales;
Stor?\ Warehouse, audDepotTracks; Well and
llorde Buckets; Pump Chain and Fixtures;
ltock Suit for Stock.
L?T We keep Kxt.ru Points for our Plough*,
and will furiiitih, at short notice, such part* of
Ploughs and other Implements, as may b*
wanted to replace broken pieces.
Gcntlcmens' und Boys' Tool Chests, &c., 4e.
We are also Agents for selling tho followiDR
Articles:
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
COB CRUSHERS,
Universally admitted to be the Beat Cruihara
over invented, and in the use of which for
feeding stock, a saving of one-third is mad* aa
has been proved beyond dispute.
Hoe (t Co'ri and "Welch <t Griffith#' Circular
SAWS and SAW CUMMERS ;
Stearns ?fc Marvin's Celebrated Fire, Powdar,
and Burglar Proof
SALAMANDER SAFES.
Rotary Smoothing IRONS, Heated with
Alcohol.
No farnil}- should be without this very naaful
article.
All the above nre offered for pale at fair and
regular prices, in connect ion with our extensive
stock of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
CARMICHAEL <fc BEAN.
Wm. P. Carmichael, 1 Augusta, Q*.
Joseph S. Hean, >
George F. Adav. ) May 2, I860. 62-ly
GROCERY AND COTTON
BUSINESS, BIT
HAMMOND & LARK.
^ Y THE subscribershnvo this /
day associated themselves Qpag
together for tho purpose of conducting a
General Cotton and Grocery Business in all
its Branches.
The nppnrent necosss-ity for a House in
Hamburg whero the Planter can with certainty
procure all his supplies, has prompted us to
make it cencrnllv known, that n ?n?l
carefully ~selected~Stock of Goads shall alway?
be kept, mid sold ns low ns can be purchased
in Augusta or nil}* other southern market.
Order for Goods strictly attended to, and
all articles scut out warranted to please, and
at prices as low as if parties ordering wero
personally present Wo are now fitting up
the large Brick Store adjoining tho WarohotlM
occupied by Charles Ilamniond, where w? will
be pleased to meet our numerous friends, and
the public generally ; we will pay them liberal
prices for their Cotton and other Product^
and olTer erery inducement to trade with u?.
CHARLES UAMMOND,
JAMES C. CLARK.
TT 1 T -l- , . ,n,?
*iuiuuur?, juiy 14, IOUO.
Having effected a clinnge in my bnaineac by
a connection with Mr. Charles Flammond, I
respectful lj' tender my thanks to my old friend*
mid customers generally, for their constant and
increasing pat ronage, and earnestly solicit for
the new lirm of llamnioud <fc Lark a continuance
of the same. JAMES C. LARK.
Hamburg, July 14,1856.
I tako the present occasion to rcnaw my
kind acknowledgements to mv friends for tha
liberal patronage extended to'me intho Warehouse
and Commission Business, and would mv
to them, that tlio business shall be continued
as heretofore, on my own account [ and their
interests in my hnnde shall at all times be fully
protected.
Liberal Advances made oo Cotton in Store.
Commission for Selling Cotten, 25 cent* per
Bale. Storage at euatowary rates.
CHARLES HAMMOND.
Hamburg, July 14, i860. 11-lm
WILSON'S MILLS/
THE subscriber respectfully informs tiftf)the
public and his fellow citizens HIM
that ho is now prepared at his Millt>
formerly Known as Donald* Hills,
and situated on Turkey Crcelc, in Abbeville
District, to givo pcrfoot satisfaction in th*
Grinding of Wheat.
These Mill* have uudcrfrona repairs, beside*
which helms just received from tne North
A New and Splendid Bolting Cloth,
which, from its superior fineness, leavea tb*
Flour entirely free of Brand?a great dMidtra(wn.
These Mills not only make a good article of
Flour but return n lxrcea Yield thak Ov>tnahy
Mills, thereforo, great inducement* arc
offered to persons
Preparing Flonr for Market,
Also, to tliose who wiah Beautiful Whita Floor
for home use.
Persons who will favier me with their P?*ronuge
tnay rest aasured of entire aatiafactioa
being given. Give ma a trial.
HUGH WILSON.
July 18, 180ft. U ?t
A. C. SQUIER'S
% CHEAT CASH ffffV
FURNITURE STORE.
172 Xain Street,
COLUMBIA, 8? C.
M*MV?ACTtrB** AMD flCVUUV VUltt Or
Fio? fttad Plain FUKRITUBK,
PIANOS, CHAIRS, MATTJtASSIS. CHU^
DREN'S CARRIAGES, 4c., *e.
tST -4" Warrant JQ
ApnUl, 1868 iff,
Jart Received ^
A ' FfiW Extr? Fine Cloth.. Cfl*Rt?
XV m?m? D. D*E(M, VMUoc*
And Trimmings. 4c. fey .
JAMBS SHILLtttX
July 4,186 ft. t-tf;
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