The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, April 10, 1857, Image 4
Ejlwor's Iuaajural A.l.lras'i at G'asjOw.
TIio lit*r.uy liaruni't lias just heen 111
slulL-d Lor 1 I! :ol.>r of the University o
(.ila-^iiv.? 11 is inaugural address, althou<r|
meivi!.:?Iy i i-lionK-?I by tlie London Time!
lis iii;ipi>ro|tri ite aii'l Ira-iiv, is really, say
the I. 'ii vi ! ?\?uriei\ h very spirited am
brill i.mt 11 treats chiclly of the re
lativo advantages of ancient and modcri
ton*; . . i.i th" lijjjht of a most apt and elo
<pK'ii! :i: p ;1 to I lie national pride of tli
vouii^- A vul'-mieians. The Times, l?linde<
by p.'IItiral animosity exposes its own stu
pidi'y by : ui^esiin^ University reform a
a particularly Jilting (heme for such an oc
easi')!), \vh: :ii is much as if one should cen
sure l!io ia.uigHiai of ati American lYesi
dent to:- omitting to discu-s the theory o
the government. lJulwer knew lar bette
than this wli.it was due to the occasion am
to himself a? the triumphant result of his ef
fort abundantly shows. His ad tiros.'
though certainly somewhat hackneyed ii
its leading topic, is almost universally ad
luittod !o have beui surpassingly fresh am
beautiful. We present an extract or two
An exhortation to earnestness of purpose i:
thus happily enforced.
Take, for instaiice, (he House of Coin
mens :; > t!i<- highest type of a popular as
scnibiy. What is the greatest secret of sue
cvs - t!.. :.; : \ >;ii remember that Demos
11? i '.ii'C'.I tile threefold art of the oratoi
i:i d< !ivi iy. 1 think the word lie used \va
HijUiiu' <j.- :!ago play. 1 'lit though delivery
nod .ulit, i* the appropriate excellence a:
the mciy orator, the threefold gift of tin
Pailiasiientaiy speaker is earnestness
liaw but lair si-nsn and a competen
knowh d.; <.f v jtsr Miliject, and then l>i
thoroughly in cariie.iL to impress your lion
c-it i\ i.victioii upon others, and, no matte
what v o.ir d livery. though your gesture
shoclc 1 every rule in ^uintillian, vol
would 1 the oar and inlhienco tin
doha!-. - > f the ia<.>t accomplidicd, the inos
laM:-i; !. take it together, the nohlesl
asKemiiy ? f Ucemon in the world; \vliil<
son;-- in v. ho-e delivery no fault eouh
he d ' . ' d,'. A' l'pt, the one delect of thai
earn?conviction which lioso.ius him>ol
could I:* - t teach it' the man has not got it
wouid he ii.d d admired as a firework, bu
Wfjuid i.i v. r guid? like a star. As it is tlx
o! L''!Mlion-, which is hut the rep
regulative ?.ftlie national mind, so it i
villi :.!! throughout this nation. Th<
art: _ in ui v. is way tor himself, ami
cariiOs!;,.>i truth go together.
'! !. . wing plain advice is worth whol
voltuss- - : anicd twaddle :
>'.*v<-v < !]*vt t > be other than you are?
either rie!:.-r or \\i*er. Never bo ashamed
to say ' i > Jiul know." Never be asham
ed to ; .:v. v. !.< ; iter as applied to thine 01
nu n v, ' ! i-aniiot all'ord it?I cannot al
ford i'j waste an hour in the idleness tc
which you invite mu ? 1 cannot afford tin
gniiu a you a>k me to throw away."
Ojk-o '.ahli>!i vinirsf-it' and vour mode
of ii;'_> as what they really are, and you
foot is t i: suii ! ground, whether for the grad
ual skp onward, or lor tlie sudden spriuj
fiV'i i* *1 1 ,1 r *.* 11: i *i 1 I 'i r? 1 l'rrnii
. - ; L""* J ' ?"
! : mo deduce another?learn t<
say iwith d.*ei-ion whenever it resist
a temptation : "Yes"' with caution when
ever it implies a promise. A promise oiu:(
given a lion 1 inviolable. [Cheers.] i
man i- .-.heady of consequence in the worli
when it is known that we can implicitly re
lv tip >ii him. I have frequently seen it
life a ] Tr.-n preferred to a long list ot ap
plieants, for some impoitant charge whicl
lifts at otsee into station and fort lint
ir,' rely because lie has this reputation, tha
when lie says lie knows a thing he will d<
it. Mtis , gentleman, over these maxim
?yo;i v. .1! !ind it ea-y enough to practic
,v?> them, for when you have added them a!
f Afci ll(?r 11)i? ?11 til lnt??l I ?L'C r?\?w.
iik;.-? :i Scotchman.
The .IwtniKil continues? ''Those win
have : ' The Caxtnns" and "My Novel'
do t-f?t r.?f-d tho assurance which these ex
tir.'-'n furnish that Hulw.ir can he wise a
weil : ! riiliant. He a (lords, indeed, ai
cxtiju vlinary instance or a morbid mai
of g ti'.tjs who has wholly emancipated bini
self iV Mil the thraldom of false sentiment bi
tho sheer strength of native sense. He
tweet: the author of l'elhain and autho
of tlm C'axtons there is as wide a difi*erene<
as there in between a cloud of nebulae . arn
a fuil-oibed planet. Uuhverthc literary ma
formed himself out of the shapeless expe
rumce. of lii??. He is the finest living ex
ample of a self made man.
I >j. Mux l.nngeschwarz writes an articl
in the New York News to show that gooi
colic i , a powerful antidote to poison. II<
i-i'.ys ' If, tor example, a patient swallows a
;vou o'clock a spoonful of Iodine prepara
iion. and then takes," ten minutes after, on
lv ou*.: spoonful of good colli*, lie will at hall
pnsl seven have no more Iodine in force ii
i l.i- system than he has whalebone force
in hU hair." I Jr. L. does not believe, will
l.<-ih '_r. that the chemical basis ofcoffe an<
t<;; ib one and the same thing.
jP?/" The oldest punted hook known i
ii,,. M.. i':i i - ii i '
...v inun;?mi united nner 1110 eele
r bratod Cardinal in whose library a cop
\va< found. It bears dale in 18.j0. It i
said that a copy of this book is in the poss
cssion of a gentleman in New York cit;
who purchased it in London, at a publi
>a!c of a private library, for the moderaU
sum of >;-2,">00. lie carried of tha priz
from many noble and wealthy competitor
The first book piintod in England, wa
nt L nidon, by C.ixton, and it was a worl
on Chess."
<?t?
Sj'inrrL'AUsrs beat by tub IIeatiie*
? A correspondent of the Portsmouth (N
II.) Journal calls attention to the fact thn
i tfie heathen of West Africa are in ndvanc
of our spiritualists in onp particlar, for the;
nof only have mediums between the liVtn;
ijjud the dead, but they have mediums win
cortimuilicnte with llio enirila rS '.l'iuui
who are not old enough to talk ; so that lr
these mediums parents are made to knot
what the child is crying for, what are it
syanls, and are its aliments.
Fhom Havana.?We learn for a passQji
ger by the Isabel, that the affairs in tlie it
land of Cuba are in a most prosperous ' con
dition, and that ilro sugar planters are real
izing largely. Money ij so plentiful that i
be had for 3 or 4 per annum. Very littl
is said adout the expected armament no*
being fitted out in Spain for the invasion o
Mexico. Tha city of Havana and the in lan<
generally is reported healthy.
T^uzcnos.?--An election for members o
(lie House of Representatives in the Stat<
following will be held this fall: Rhode la
land. Connecticut, Maryland, Virginia
North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississ
alppl, Louisiana, Kentuckey, Tepncssseo
Texa^apd'Misouri.
1 h * '?*<
\ ' - . ' -V , .. ?
^ "in I 11 'I iHi'mifir
Hur Childhood.
"I'is sad?yet. swci'l?to listen
f To the soft wiinl's gentle swell,
i And Iliink we hear the music
i Our childhood knew so well,
s To iraze out. in the wen,
1 Ami the boundless lieldsof nir,
!- Ami fe?-l ntrain inv eliil<lh??n<l wish
I To roam like angels there!
There are many dreams of gladness
I | Thai cling around (lie past?
Ami from the tomb of feeling
< >!<] thoughts conn; thronging fast?
The forms we loved so dearly,
i In til-happy days now gone,
j_ i The lieantifnl and lovely,
j So fair to look upon.
I' | Those bright and lovely maidens
1 j Who seemed so formed for Idiss,
Too glorious and too heavenly
i For such a world as this!
' ' Whose soft, dark eyes seemed swimming
" I III a sua of liquid light,
' j Whose locks of gold wore streaming
j (,>'er brows so sunny bright.
s
WI1041; siuili's were like the sunshine
In the spring-time of theyear? j
Like the changeful gleams of April,
They follow every tear!
They have parsed?like hope?away?
I* All the loveliness has lied?
s Oh! many a heart is mourning
That they are with the dead.
Like the bright buds of summer,
They have full?n from the stein?
Yet oh?it. is a lovely death
To fade from earth like them !
And yet the thought is saddening
p To muse on such as they?
s ' And feel that all the beautiful
l j Are passing fast away !
! | That the fair ones whom we love,
t i f!row to each loving breast.,
I I Like tendrils of the living vine,
> I 'n.?? .1 -
\\ l'V"?
And cnn we but think of these
In tlic soft and gentle spring?,
"VVlion the tr^es arc waving o'er us,
Aii'l tin- flowers arc blossoming?
For we know tlmt winter's coming,
With its cohl ainl stormy sky?
s Ami the glorious beauty round us
, Is blooming but to die.
Good Advick.? In an article on tlie
protocol signed at l'aris on the Gth ult., for '
L carrying out the provisions of the treaty |
of l'aris which, though only a few lines ;
" longer, is the work of a twelve-month, the
London Times contrives to edge in this bit
of sound senee :
A word to the young. Whatever you j
" ! read, whatever yon sec, o.* hear, or do, at the
* cailiest opportunity reduce it, be it much or
I little, to a few simple ideas, a short sketch,
! not l-.uiger than an epitaph, that it may be
j clearly impressed on the memory, without
1 | being a burden or taking too much roou:. I
I It ir. not very easy. Most people run on, !
= the inMnut they are set on asubject, if they i
are at all neisottallv interested. Tliev nlun<r(>
f 1 ? ~J 1 J
into circumstances, lose their heads, ami
s ; lling masses of description, narrative, whole ;
I documents, dialogues?in a word, the whole i
thing over again, at their hearers. The
. great art is to extract the cseence of a story, ;
: and perfume it with a little sentiment? :
good nature, if nothing else. It will take
1 its place in your memory, be always at '
I hand, and he producible as well as wel- '
ccmc. Such a style must he formed on con'
versaiiou?indeed, what good style is not ? \
, Oour premier has it, and it is the spell by
' ' which lie holds power. A collection of j
i such historiettes as that we have before us ;
" ! might easily be made from his speeches, i
I and would almost make what we want?a
history of England to the present time.
^ Iukkol'i.au Verbs.?The Paris corres- i
pondent of Porter's Spirit of the Times is 1
responsible for the following :
s It is astonishing how foreigners arc iin- I
I posed upon by some of our wags. The j
II other day I went to see a little Frenchman !
just arrived, who had been taken English
v i.. i < >
' ; iff<s<>ns,as ne iniormcu mo, on tue voyage, \
from a"follow passenger. lie complained j
much of the diilicuities of our grammar, es- .
peeially tho irregular verbs. "For in- j
stance,"says be, "ze verb to go. Did one j
ever see one such verb ?" And with the
utmost gravity he read from a sheet of paper
:
} go,
Thon departest,
? lie clears out,
We cut stick,
^ Ye or you make tracks,
They absquatulate.
"Moil Dieu ! Mon Dieu ! what disrcgjilar
verbs you have in your language !"
ti A story is told of Mr. Marey (sayft tlie j
s Warrepton Flag,) that as ex-SecretariesI
b Guthrie and Marcy wore returning from
J dinner party since tlie 4th, the con versa-"]
lion turned upon the subject of rotation in !
oflicc, an.I Mr. (i. asked Mr. M. what he |
s thought of the policy. Mr. Marcv replied'
s" that lie''had got the credit of originating;
Y the do^Jrine" to the victors belong the |
8 spoil, but Ileaven forbid that he should i
>" ever countenance tlm nillanritur nf nit* nwn I
s 3" ? " " " "
Y camp 1"
J, Mr. Ten liroeck, the owner of tlie Ameri- j
e can runniug horses now in England?Lci.
cotnpt, Prior and another?isnoto in Rome, ,
is where be is soon to be married to Miss
k Anderson, of Louisville. The marriage 4?ns
l>een postponed on account of the death of
the brother of Miss Andersoo, who died at
t* Rome lately very suddenly of consumpr
tion. '
it '
e Woman.?They are a great mystery.
^ According to Halter, woman bear hunger
\ longer than man ? according to Plutim-li
tbey can resist the effects of wine letter ;
adcording lo Pliny they are seldom attacked
^ by lions, (on the contrary tht-y will run afv
ter tipns ;) and according to Girttter,<lTjey
* can'talk a few !
h Another Skarcii for Sib John FrankUN.?The,British
Whig flays that preparh
ations ar?f being made in .Canada for an
expedition1 to?go in -oeafch of Sir Johrt
j Franklin. For this purpose Rae is
e building in tjbe, Kingston dockyard, an ,
v Artie scbooneiv-6* be ready in May itVxt to
,f go to Quebec, atid Hienco to the re- <
j- gions. 1
Thk tfjiw Tariff.?Tlie Bosfon Atlas
f understapds that wfrepil .manufacturing, ea
, tablMhrafentirin WowS&Ijbt county, using '
. large yutintjliea of impcww^wpol arid ^dyes '
stuffs in iho produatian ofttM&^pods, are '
already extending their oj^jf.ratimi of the
^ favorable chan^CTm the j^anif' bill, yyrhicb #
.. r 'Hi lb .
^ -V' ^ ^
I i.i.n i:ss oi*' Ii:n . < J r 11 m a n.? W e r<.'"ret
to learn, says tin- Mississippi Five Trader,
of 11 iv 'JOth iiist, tliat Civil, (Quitman is confined
i<> his bod witli serious indisposition.
l'li'foii1 leaving IV>r \\ nsliingtoii his lmrse
fell, injured him, as lie thought. only (t in
porarilv ; but alter reaching \\ a-hin^lon
lie found tliat tlx- injury was greater than lie
first imagined. l)iiiin<; liis whole of hist
session In- labored under the injuries produced
by this fall, ami now, wo are s-oitv
to say, is confined to his room.
Kimtou ok tiii: I'nion.?A letter from
Washington ,,j" t!.,- -j.^tli instant, to the .New
Volk I >aily N? w.-, says :
The rumorto-ni^ht isthat the lion. Federiek
I'. Stanton, of Tennessee, will ho on Iled
to the editorial chair of the I'nion. A
better selection ?- .-:i'?1 not bo made. Mr.
Stanton combines in his person all the elements
of a well informed statesman, an experienced
politieiaii. a viperous writer and
clever <ientleman.
Tin: 1 *s m\:ns hi I'acr. I'm in;iti:w.?
Tin* H'iii:iiii><>!' th!? accomplish' <1 ?
accompanied 11v 1.1k- Hon. .1. L. 1 Vttijjrew,
(Jul. II. <Kiiiu'. nil<1 -evernl other, relatives
:in<l friends, anivcd in this city y esterday
in*>i iiiiii; <>ii their \v:iy to llio family
vault in .M>heville I Ustriet. A train on tin'
<Jrcenvillc Koad was in waiting and proceeded
on without detention.
Oumpi.imkxtauv.?The diplomatic corps,
at Washington, waited on Mr. 1 Wicliaiiau in
a hody, and through Count de Sarti^es,
minister from Franco, congratulated him
upon i.is accession to oHioe. Mr. Kuchanan
responded cordially, thanking them for i
the honor,and plcd?*in?* himself to preserve
hotiorahiv the "<?uod relation.-." now
fxistini; willi all nn'ions. |
AhJicviEIc D'VicBalc Acnileoiay.
r|MlK ttnder-ii:iied having heen elccted l>y
1 the Trn-tees in take rliai'jrc of tho nlrnvv
Institution this year, wishes to inform the patrons
of tlii* School. and tliv friends of edtteatio:i
ixi'tK-fally, that it will hi' open fnr tin' re( |itio!i
of Pupil* 011 Monday, the 12th instant,
lie earnestly soi'nits tin* hearty eooporation of
the people in litiihlintr tu> a School worthy the
putronnire of all l?i\ ?-f.< <>f learning.
Th'* S.-!io!iistie Yi-iir is divide.1 info two
Terms. Tit.- First, eonmieneitiir 1st .Monday in
.lannary, and etidiritr. Friday l>of>?iv tlo- First
Wednesday iil August ; t he Seeond, eollllll.liein.tr
1^' Monday in <>cto!>vr, and ending, Friday
before Christ mas.
HAT ICS (>K TITI'InX.
ini > .^(Mlllll'r. lil'IMIIli;', I-I. U.J ^C3.
Writhnr. ainl tin* I'rini-.rv
C'lfiju-iii." <>t' litirlM-r l>r?iicli<S
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(ii?n?jrn|?!iy, 11i.-iKuijlisli
Clalniisni-, Alitlnmlii;
anil ('oiiipiisitiiiii, - - 10 ijO S 0o
:> ] I'lass: 'I'll.' ali'>v<% with Algebra,
(ic>ilin;tl'y. (."li'.hiistry,
!?"lany, A.-t!-on?miy,
l.ntfi", lllictitrii*, A* *., - - 22 oi) ]ii 00
Itli : Tlx* ali"v?% with
J.atii! ainl (fi'ock, - i!S no 12 (m?
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1'iano, >jS Oil 12 00
" (iuitar, 'J.s nil 12 (m>
" Vo'-al, ..... ;{ ci) 2 "'I
I'S.. ..I l'i:l?!li i'l IfiL Ki'f l-.jw/iiij O ^ ""
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A. T. WATSON. A. 15.
January l.l, 1''.17.
The Carolina Times for Sale.
Tin: stil>seril>or, ilfsirimr li? retire from the |
printing linsiross, o!i?ers fur sal<- tin' entire es- i
talilislinient known as tin- (\\|{< M.IN A TIMKS, I
to wliii-li is eouncclc'l a wcli-conilitioisoil .!?> JI I
(>l'i"K'K.
The Times (I >aily, Tri-weckly ami 'Vwkly
issues,) is in a prosperous cnmlitioii, cujoyim; u
visrv fair circulation ami a larire advertising
pat ronairi". The .lol> olliec is in good order,
containing alitinilnncc of male-rial for the execution
of any class of work, ami is liberally
pat riMiisi-il.
Tin- 1'ivss department, containing three presses,
js also complete, :tii<I worked 1?V steam,
running on? Adam* and oiic Cylinder Press,
As 1'rinter to tin: 1 i<?nof Representative*,
mo suiisc.tiiht lias mailt! maple arrangements
for tin? execution of its work, which affords ample
remuneration, uinl properly managed cannot
fail to jrivc a lininlsoiii- profit.
Asthc Mihscriher lias dHi-rmiucd to fell, an
opportunity is afforded tlio.se who may desire
to enjra^o in lournali.sm to si-cure one of the
best conditioned and prosperous establishments
to lie found in the Smith, at verv low figure*.
For further infcrmniiou, nddres'S the subscriber,
at Columbia,S. C. K. II. ISIMTTON.
Pro ESoiao Ptiftltco.
indefatigable LYONS ,
JL is making a cliungf* in
lllM Mini all ? l"? .*
11iivri*t m?t Summer Clothes enoiisrli t<vlnj<t tlicrrf.
ouLtliisnml next month, will save per cent,
l?v let tins' liim fcnou? it. uoiiig Urfchartge i
liis Summer Stock of Clothing to _ji Winter I
cn$, oonseqt'iit ly bargains can bo hn<l nt his '
('iolliin:' lioliec. ? ^
lie 1i;ih a small lot of Winter pohft, .^Polits
ami Vests, left over from last 'winter, Xtjliiell lic^
is selling now at a loss. C<<me goon, .or y/iir
won't, get.any *?f them;, ?
*, Aug*. 0. lsi">t>. M-tf
always on ii.1\t)7a l: \Kfflr
f a$ cy jut istftim** .
Si:CI I a? Kostftyhoil nnM Mitbogffify Writing
iJesks, Uoso\voo(l*jriii<l ^frorocf<? Drtsshu'
Cases, 1 >ressiirtj Couibs, ' ilnir, Toothvft4ar
Kinder Nail Imtshbs. *. *.'<$&
Ladies' heticulos nii<l Work"B%?;|p; Gold Pona,
in Silver ami (JoM ; Fft5$yJ'InK
I'fik. l^nrtL-j ?
.. . ?.wvn9 I A 1(14^^111 *?lOr.l?t'CO I
I'urtw M<?M!uiic.9,< of all ^innkerV
Cases; Stiju-rior Knglisli jfreUrr*t'olyr?t
('.miffs flair l'onciLy and-Wostfiiliolm's
Sw|n'.rior 1'oclra CuMcr^vjfe&?
?tc. 1'orsalc at rcnson.-ililu JVutos l>y ??*
a. T<)WN.^:.NIV
128 Ki<-liaril*on Strci-t, Colnnft>ia, B. C.
August 8, 1S5A. 14-tnpll
Sign of Hie Two Larp'l^utclivs.
WiilCJIES, CLOCKS,
AM* *" ' r
var '
AT NEW YORK PRICES, FQIt OASIJf .*
C&v MERCHANTS nn?l benlera will do
well to <-nll njjd <".\aiuineUio stock of
WA1C1IES, CLOCKS mid JE\VEL4tY. at
219 King Street
before theWpurchasc elsewhere. E\'cry,|kfticlo
wnrnnitra.
A stock nlwnys on hand peculiarly adapted
to country dealers.
Save (ttculy per cent.- hi/ caJlinq on
"WM. MA^TKRMAtt,
240 CliarleBtnrir
Knur doors froin-Wentworbh street. <
Octobor ft, 1888 22 r' . If * _MAI18HALL7
LEE Tl)eR]^UfcL ~
rpiffc undcr?ignc<l liavo,(i;?<icintc(l
.L in tbo Prnotica of HTTtMSlftfi
1 DxBRUIIL, Kerj.
,Uoir corc will roceidfU?tro]). ? <
J[ttTni(iry 12, 1857. *JT* ?7*W '
BAfoific FiIr?iAf^n co
COKESBUIIY, 8. &
rH? Kxerciscfl in 4tlila Collego'will. l>? t
Earned the First Bebool 2)gv,of FobWllP*. '
For information a?^T?nnk Citjdo#6wl 4c^,
iddrera ?vF. F. .uAHS\ ?eflite't *
Doc 19, 1886 * - ' 83-tr'" ?
MILLER &, WARREN, ,
O|?i>osit4' (Si?> Hotel. I I
UAVK j'lsl.received a large slock of 1'ai.i.
jiihI Wixti:i: 1 >i:v Cools, of tl>o latest
importation ami iuo*t fashionable stylos, cunj
j-ir-tint? of
Flounced l?tul>roidercd Colored fill.h'S, r_,
Kiell l>roca?l<; ami I'laiil Colored SILKS ; 1
|-'ii;urcd and Moire Antique Black do;
Kich Flounced Mil,S'/./A' l>t: LAIXKS; ''.'J
C'ftsliiueres and Musliu de Laines in great 8
I variety ; I""
j liomlia/jues, Cliallies, Alpacas and Coliergs ; .
French, Ktifflii-li and American I'lt/X'I'S ; ,,s'
1 laiidsome JScolcli and French (/JX< //.I MS;
l'ieli French Kuihroidercd (JOLLA IIS and |
SLEKVES ;
liieli I>la< k l.aee COLI.A A'.S'and SLEEVES; , ft f
' .lackonet. and S\vi*s JlAX'JtS and [ old
FI.OI WCIXCS ; ' 1
Infants' Fml.roideivd ll'.l ISTS and It OH h'S; ; !>'?
KiiiIjioMitc'I Merino CLOAKS for Infants ; J (
Keal Valciicielines, .Maltese ami Thread
LACKS;
ltfVfir??, 1 leiii-.-titc'.icil 2in?l Kml>roi<Ierc?l '
UDK s ;
Alexander's Kid and Silk (t LO I 'ICS ;
Splendid Stock of (icnt's "
Toother Willi an endless variety of Goods
. ti.-ually found in a J try Good* Store. We will
' add Ilisit w<- have a larire stock, iinxious to sell, f|"
I and will i;ik?- pleasure in s-liowiny thctn to onr ?
. friends and eii-toilier.-'. ma
Oct. 1<>, is*>i?. 2-J-oin
ABBEVILLE M A L E. A C A D E M Y .' Jj,
| r pilK r-;i-ri-is<-s of this I n-i it tit ion will In- lim
i I resumed on tin- l''ir.?l Monday in lamia- ! oh>
I ry n< \t. Tin- iroveriiineiit of tin' School will i ']
In; risri'l, :in?l every effort will he made to main- ! j>ei
tain a liiuli Man-laid of moraiitv.
'J'lie Scholastic year will lie <livi<l?*?1 into i
t wo Terms. Tli?! lirsl. will commcnca on the !
\ 1-f Monday in January, and continue Twenty- '
eiolit. weeks; tlie > ni>l will 1 >?-?;in on the id |
.M<>mtayg in ><- !ember, ami continue twelve I
I weeks.
TISKMS OF TUITION. j
Keii<lin<r, Writing, Spelling, 1st Scs. 2<1 Sr.*.
11 it I I'riniary t !< ouraphy, sl-l 00 S 0 00
[ Tli- ahove willi (Jeoiiraphv,
History, Arithiuelie, l-'ngli.-li
Crainmar ami Kxercises
in Knglislt Composition,
- - - 20 U0 9 00
I Tin.* above with all the a?lvanee<l
Entrlisli 1'ranches, 23 00 10 oo
Til" above with l.alin ami
Creek, - - 2K 00 12 00
Stli'leiits will lie reeeiveil at aiiV time <lllring
the Session ami will In- ehar;re<l from the
time they enter until the eml of the iiessjon,
unless special arrangement.-! are inailo to the i
emit rary.
ISuarilimr ean be ohtnineil ::t ren?oii;ihl? vnt..< !
A C. Kl.TiEU, A. l'?. ,
]>. < lit, isr.t; 33-tf !
ZPii" Abboviillu ltaunci* will please copy.
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY!
j filMXO ALVT AXYTMXG IOTA RED TO IT!
SUBSOIL PLOWING IS NO USE
Cotton .-;ee?l a I'crfeet Nuisance!
j CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY!' !
H ^ ",E?'d O ,^3L 9
r|"MIK imlcfat iirnlilo J>istriet ami Village
j J. (>lotiii 11 tf .Man, I?y close observation ni d j
; h.ir<l pi ii.lv, has h-aruci! several new features in i
I the art of improving and inlorniny Uhs Mascu- !
j Jinc portion of the human family, lie's been |
| r/itjii to N<;\v York, took lesson* ui:-1<t acienj
title men, :i n?l has male himself go familiar,
j witTi ali the l>eaulie?, <lutiw, liabilities, advan* |
! tai:>s Slli'l !' sponsihilities of tin; human wciitli- j
| er l>o:ir-l'iiir department that just as soon as |
i in; lay* his eyes <in a man, lie knows what, lit* I
' lacks?whether it is food ?>r raiment. He is ;
j just the same to mankind that spring is to voir- :
I elation. Country merchants would do well to
come in an?l take a few lessons?charges mod- '
crate for single scholar?classes taken at rc- j
j dwed rates.
li' i! is food iiti-I raiment, lie takes liini in, :
| covers, weather-hoards and floors him, nnil
j then sends him over to his friend, 11. S. Kerr, i
I or down to l.onnix ?t t'ohh's, where in n few j
ininnies, after the patient has realised the re- t
viving, healthful inllueneeof the external np- !
plieatioii. they will comtneiiec the inside work j
?ceiling, lathing, plastering ami securing, and i
then start him home. Ami it is no wonder, af
ter taking fonie of I.oinax it t'ohh's or 11. S. j
I Kerr's in'ard tilling (wliieh is substantial, no |
liquid) then allowing l.voxs togive thetn what's j
called the s-urfaee poli.-h, that men's wives I
don't know them when they go home; the I
little hoys and girls run ami hide, thinking J
some eitv folks have e?.niie to their pa's houses, '
young ladies commence fixing up to entertain |
their new heanx, and young men hrusli tlieir j
heads, look dignified and .-tart to nweive the ;
niee looking stranger.
A few men of rather ordinary appearance,
who have thrown themselves entirely into Lv- |
oua' hands, know the advantages to he derived i
iroiii.-i sun <<i ins v ioi.nes; it lias married them i
into rich families given them a standing far beyond
their expectations, an J been the means of ,
piteliinglhem as ti|> nsphifty-phour phorty
in tIk- scale of uppertcndoui respectability.
There are p.o.W iu the city of Abbeville, 3
Churches, 2 Academies, 1 Singing School, a
great many Dry Goods Stores, 2 Printing Offices,
2 Wholesale Grocery Houses, 2 .lewfilers' Establishments,
a Thespian Corps, Masonic nn<J
Odd Fellows' Lodge, Dancing Class, llipprodrome,
2 Carriage and Buggy Manufactories, VV
I Hotels, several Boarding Houses, 1 Drug PB1
Store, fiin I'aetorv, ami a Steam Saw Mill, 2
Harness, ami several Boot and "Shoe Shops, Tin
Manufactory, U Tailors' Establishments. Cabi
net, Carpenters* and Blacksmiths' Shop?, 3 j (1 ?
Uefrenhment Saloons, nix] 2 Livery Stables, and t " Aj
it will not .dp for a gentleman to make ajbnd .
appearance Tit any of. these places; it injures 'i-V
their business. Lyons keeps Clothing suitable
for a 1 the above named phifees, avocations and 901
occupations, and because he has a hit; trade and
"a large Stfrblf$Jie don't intend to ask prices J
that are*-'rinrqasonable. att<
Lyons' st oyk:',<if Leghorn and. .Straw ITats, is 3
complete. lv-keeps fine Pocket Knives', Knzors,
Oil wihI l ipid Laufps, Fiddles, Kiddle Strings
and Kiddie &i>sin, maiii^aclured expressly for
this ^nidd, fJujxsj J'ate'itt Boor' Fasteners, inTatAes^fUe
most conveniffitlhiftir of tlu>'1
no\v in lisc?every body orlfjht to have S
onwfc?Bankers' Case.?, Bill Books, Pocket ami S
Memorandum Books, Envelopes, Letter Paper, I
the lnrvst stock ever brought to tliis.ninrkct? 1
New Yorkers complain of n scarcity since w<j 1
purchased?Steel Pens, bo many that there is For
nti anticipated advance on steel, Port Mommies
enough to hide all the money in the District, A
Combs, Hair Brushes, Nail and Tooth Brushes,
enough to open n whole sale brush and cotnfei
hou-e, ami if Cedar Pencils rise, Lyons has got
'ein sure?ft whole case of Blacking, Needles, sjfc
any quantity, n:id lo)v by retail, Triconheroys, K)
,K7ithikirion, Cologne, 11 air Oil, ilandkercldef -it
ftxtrnels mid sweet smelling stuff, Needle nnd T. 1
Thimble Cases, Lonterns, Buggy Whips, Vnlis- JtJ
es, two or three Horses, nnd so many other MK
things that it would take us ft whotti4 day- to Poni
look them lip nnd home them over, all of whfen N
are ready for inspection and Bale, at the Cor- Hot
nerStore in the Marshall House.
Abbovilh) C. II., AprillC, 18M5. BO-tf ^ " f
I'liltHIl\r & COTMAN, Attorneys
at Low and Solicitors in .Equity.
O/Jicc. the nnp. fnrmsrl n *.? '
.i/ ? ? -y- j j " / f
AfcOowan <fe Perrinif I
LAW RANGE. i
Jah. M. Pemti.v, Jas. S. Cotii rax.
January 1, 1657: 86-tf j
% MaGQWAN, i
A T T 0 l#E 1 AT LAW.
OFFICE IN LAW RANGER
Next IHj'or to Thomwn & Fair, ,r
-.'ABBEVIBLE C. II.
January J, IB57. ^ 85-tf
\r
PlECK^of JVA'LLPAfHRJNG, JV
600.Sfff/lr* of'',Tr*n?{jftrent Window .Shade* 05?i
with Picture-to tCmftslf. " * v 4?ft
M?ci#Ojta njid-Tlnntors from Al>T>oville Di?- l?isi
purct^jo -v" " - i ,,,
at ' f wan no Tf?Il io,p?U-l
v|?C???{n. fin.! May % pC/! I '
Clothing, Clotlj
(138,) RICHAFDSON STREET,
MIR itmlorsiirnoi] woiiM respectfully announce
joining Districts, that lie has now in Store
Se.ison) a well Selected Slock of SPUI N(; A.N
atsuch prices ns cannot f;t:l to s'lit. 11?? wouli
miisc.s will l><! performed to the ti satisfnclii
would, therefore, s.iy to his frioinN in the Conn
lie thinks he can make i! 11:1 ohjeei worthy of a
it connection with Clothing tuny he found a u
uds of every description. Al-o, llats, Cap--. C
?Ai.S<
inc assortment of Youth'.-: and Children's Cloth
n p.
tcineinWr the No.?1 ;:s, Kichard-on Street, <>|
lliri.t
,*<>1111 illii:>. S. April IS,
Octagon Burial CasesMIKSK
CASl'S an- rxt"ti-iwlv u*.-il, :ii 1 jio.mc
fins for trniisj'ortati<>n, ?K;|n.-iiin?* in vault
ilc of tin;
Most 3m]>^^i.sli;i);lc .iSalrruiN; nl
|>r<*v<'ntdjlfejtr, i-oiiyyijui iii!i?i uitim ].ro| !
ii tljyif "lljHBp.If''' ?ff?ofir :if( "iii
cs o'f tvf3^nTj|^li'|U''ioiij- ol vi i*iiiiii. 11 it I
iatinir tin* ^pW^iity 3?f iiu?tjv lu::-ia!>; or, if <
l"li<- is si in-w .stylo of .Mclalli
Iv.sviiiManie.of
Highly Folislie
1 fri'o from < Iiji-ct imis ?-x|>ri\-.so?l liy soiih: ?
i nor stylvs.
iln- SnlisrriliiT i- now i>roj>-uv?! to furnish t!ic :i
an}' si/.'- rvtjuir<-<l. Al*?.
Black Walnut and Covered
1 ili-livi-riMl in tlo* -Iiort -I j1 ?I tiun-. i"i
ase^taliv lio'.ii-ir of Hi V li. ~I-I'i I il i v.- |iall!!iil!i ts. w
\ 1 >1 iovilie C. 11., Male!. :;!, is.v.]
^bbtbiUt
W O II
f \ 'I* T1 II.' / >T 1 4 CT \ X* I v / ?!'
I '' w'-" y"
.T2i trn in: /<a. ?r^a
?r.2 ts joio
f I'M IK i'ii?l**s'.-i^?i?*?l, t 1i:iit);fill for past
Jl. tioi: of their ft ami the puMi
CASMMACiES A?
("oii.?is!hp' <-f !>!,< i!i>.-? n assort<' ! 15t"(.!(Jl
V
a!s<> gay t?> our fra-mls liiat. wo have cum
F.il i c o h* y
So:iW't!ii1i<f new, ami greatly admired li
have n>o on hami ;; huge lot of seeoml-li
OXK CO AC]IKK, 0XE-11A1.F
OXK (JjAJ.Il
Suitable for Travi ll;>ig <>r Harking- pur}
eetditigly !ow. As we have tlio
BEST SET OF HANDS
AVi' ean safely venture t<> luiihl to orilei
fc-?/ < \vi ; m-> any amount nl 1> 1.1'.1
any ??tlic*r l^slaMishiiifiil in (Lie Slate.
: All Work V
oFISK'S
METALIC ]
"We also have on haml a largo lot of I
air-ti^ht, for | rnteeling lite <lea?l for'pni
or any oilier <l?-siral>!e iiurpo.se, which w
"Wo will also
Hake CofTms and. send to :
De.-ircJ. Wo have a new 11EA1WK, \vli
Abbeville C*. 11.. Aniil 185r?
CITY HE CK SI ORE. I
wm. mixes, 'rV J
No, '217 (North Siih?) J?r<>a<l Strcct,
AUGUSTA, OA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
l* OS AND M KMC INKS, l'AIX'IS, OILS, GLASS,
VAUNIMIKS, KTC. ,
K5TMERY, IIA I It i;KL".-IIIiS,,COMnS, TO I- , (
LET SO A 1*8, IIAIU OILS, I'OMADBS, IIA1U j i
DYES, IIDK'F KXTUACTS, ETC. ! '
Vll of which arc oliYrciI nt low prices for ' 1
. . i I
'articulnr attention p:-.i<l to the preparation i '
KftYSICIANS' l'i:*i:ILTIONS rtntl the j j
l&Dsing <if Family Mcili.-inc. A lnrg? as- j J
tinciit of Fresh anil Wurrniituil
Garden, Grass a;id Field Seeds.
'./rucrs ironi uie Country promptly i I
ruled to. * I t
lay 2, 1856. 52-ly
^'OTSCEJ. i \
I 4
0.000 I'uimdN Toniicmoc Baron,
JV<>? rttiinil,
{0,000 Lib*. Tennessee limns, well cul; (
>00 Sacks Superfine Flour; j
LSft " Rxirn Family !><>.;
10,000 Libs Lard, in cans and -barrels; <
[,000 Bushels Corn ; r,
sale by , O. L AXDKKSON",
? - lie}holds street,
.ugusta, On., Mnv 5, 185U- " ltf
JOHN J. CLAYTON, \\
I DEALER IN f^\(T\ '
1, READT'^TAD^ CLOTJIHW, . WW "
IAS now on band a 1 j?rtr?" and fresh eupply j
of fashionable Sl'KlNfi AND SLAi- j,
K (JOC>l>S, which will lie sold on Very reartble
terms.
lo. l'J7 Broitil Street, umlur tlifi Augusta
?!. 4" ' i* '* (I
ugusta, pn., May 2, 1850. 62-ly v
9g~ Order* from the Country respectfully '
ted anil faithfully filled. [Oct JStf
^ ^t
prilll, 1856 49 * ' ly
F. P. ROBtRTSONi
TUBL1C AUCTIONEER,
yOULft roftpecjfnlly <jffer lii%servicos ip
the citizens of this Intllhe jnljojjiirtg
ricta. H? is so fcencrniry known, that he
as it unnecessary to <lo more tlinn rcfejp to n
uld^ess" viz : Diamond Hill P. 0.', "Xbbo- "
iftutrTct; ntj^git ?onimnniont!ons diroHf^
lit #?1 ficculve attention. ' A
, 27 lf - I
iiiw. Clotjmtg, I;
COLUMBIA, S. C. (138.) to
tin? Citizi-iM of Aliheville and tho a?l- *
(:iii?1 will con) itiue to receivo throughout
l> Sl MMKIt ('I.OTIIINO, which he will
1 have it .distinctly understood, that all he
hi of all who pati'oni/.e hit* KstaUishiiicnt. J
try, to give hint a cull, on visiting Columbia.
t rial.
oi?l if.-Hirlincnt of rii'iilloincn's Furnishing
arpct. Uatitf. I'nihrcllas, F.te., Kte.
in' > km
' lie
iug of every Style ami Size from three years si'
Jiosite the Hoot. iiihI Shoo Sliirfl of II. I'. ''
c. M. joiinson. ;;;
?
-liosewoocl Finish. Hi
111
'?11? ui
ss valuable advantages over nil other Cofs,
or lor ordinary interments. They are <ji
in
so S'sist iticW tl Iif.ido Out, j'j
ly i-riiii-iitcl, we have the trralifyirtg rctlce* |>1
=, eneliueil in tin-in, arc free from irrilp- 111
inav, without. oppressive odor, he kept?
lesircd, transported to a distant land. 'j'i
e fiihes, of hcautiful form, and finished in
(1 Rosewood, '!
oncvriiiiii; ill" shape tin<1 appearance of the
love CASKS, at tlx: shortest. notice possible, .n
Coffins Made to Order, V
ir I'urslii-r inl?'rni:iti??ii of tlie above Cases, I
hieh are in circulation. '
11 J. TAYLOR. ;
iirriap i
I!
K S ,
M. II. & V. A. 1>K ALE.] j 1
tac *> EJ2 ? J ?
-c, (SL ~Z cm
favor.*, iv.-j I fully invite t lio atteni?;
generally, to lh?-tr larij<: stock of
;i) lUJCiGIKS,
IKS. IMHKAWAYS, Ac?. We would *
nieneecl llic manufacture of
SB ii jEf {? i e s
y all who iiavo eoeii tlio work. Wo
apil Work, consisting of
Uo/KX lilKiOlliS. AND
IV-ALL, |
osc's, all of which wo will sell ex- |
I
IN THE COUNTRY. ?
' k
" iiiiv Vehicle in our lino of business. ' '
i t!
ilUINO, at .-holt noli.jo, as clicap ais ; tr
! w]
C
Warranted. "
: c;
? !.
BURIAL CASES. ft
ISICS MKTA1.IO 151RIAL CASES, NN
longed intcriin iit, for transportation, jj
e will sell exceedingly low for CASH
any part of the District
ieli will go five of charge. ,
CHRISTIAN & DEALE.
61 tf ^
Sl'KIXtJ G08DS?1856. ?
. F. BURCHARD &. CO* AUGUSTA, GA., lk"
Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall, '
* i? f]
4 1IK now receiving an unusually choice i
ZV variety of j ;l
Sl'liING DRESS FABRICS, i>
vliicli tliey arc polling nl I lie very "lowest, priies
ami to which t.he attention of |>urlia-i-rs
is \ erv eor?liall v and rutiiiiulfullv invi- "'I
I'll. Tll.'ir stock embraces the* following, anong
ot Iters, iif J-rcu.h /i'lit/lixh and American
irodiietions. Particular attention is nsked to
'atusli, I.uuiti. Sevdoux, Lieber it Co'r man tincture
of iJ.'tuGazinun, cliallies, delaines,
i:ircg<?f=, grenadine^? ?tc. Tliirrin ?fc Milliard's
>l?i'k "'nn?V- colored cliallies, mnrgnisc, vefl
jerup', nml tissues.
I'lilN'l*i:i> (iOODS.?Steiijliacli, Kocclilinka,
'c'roals, brjllitiutcs, cambric's," jaconets, lawns,
irgandies mid borages,
t_ ?"ATSO-*?'. iris
black silks, superior qualities; F
'aris rii-li fancy silks; ?.
" Jmhiilands, very l|BiijJsoni<v;
" French and "English C'nlicoea of Stuiubach's
Jingle's Monteitlis fi Norton's;
'ases of Ginghams. Mack nml fancy, all-prices;
'rii),ted cliallics and beragc dolaiucs, from low ?
|iricc<? iu ;
American,lnwns ?iul muslins; >'
C^licpes, low price and fast colors ; V;
HOUSEKEEPING HOODS. , '
Uii-hnrdson's J.inens, find other makers, a
<-ry lull assortment in nil varieties, fdr shirtiif,
sheetinp, pillow easing, Ac., <fcc.; biMs-eyo
iupen*, Scotch ditto, towelling nud -towels.
iit*Ki>n nam, ?v<v; window Urapery, lacc and
luslin, Ac., Ac.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Doys, in 1*1
.inen drillings, die., cottonades of nil sotte, veatigf,
spring eassimeres, easlmieic'tt, drab?le, ?fcc.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
An \inrivale<W assortment of sheetings ami
liirtings, brown-nn<tbU>ncfaed, from 8-1.2-4 r
.-idth and from t.lie lowest priced to tho fljiist
Ini'lisb and American makes. -J
ci
PLA XTA TION* G 00D8. a.
)f tvery sort and kind, considered desirabta. |V
[) liilVA. I)V flio r\\tinaf i.?i? t_ ? i*r "
- - , -J I'.ovu XI udio. All nuuillUI) lO
lionbove, we lutve the very finest asaormoiit,
f collars,4,n%!*iMK^j]4)roiderie8.vu g0nerol,<
o bo found probi
J. F. BORCHARD AaSO,% ^
May 2, 1830. <fc. 52 -Ty ty REMS
E.N'' S ;
mat m iniifacvwir,
. , and ' * *
Lcudcr of Fasliibnst
lliehnrdson Street, No. 18T, ? Opposite
Exfjiange flow,
COLUMBIA, S*. G,
April 11, 1850 49 ly 21
: , , . /_, ' _
j*k. \
-POULLAIN, JENNINGS, tfrCO* o
RQK'RS AND C4-TMN FACTBRfc
AITjBUSTA, GEORGIA.
PotTLti's, Thomas J. 4 Isaiah-Purse.
Mb j 2, 185G. tC * : 62-ly /
>?fe| AYEU'S
I) 1 I T C
UaUHUUUiliUUll
FOR ALL TIIE FURPOSES OF A
<AIW LLY PHYSIC
Tlir.ltK has loitfc existed :i ptih'ie demand for an
IVi*tivi |?trt'.iilivi- |?t* 1 w'l -1| could tie relied on aM
re nml pei fectly j-afc in its opciation. This has
en prepared to meet that <!eii>:n:d. anil mi exteni'c
trial of it< virtues h.v; imn iii>i\ely shown with
lint success it locoiupi: hcs the litil'puse designed.
is easy to make a physical /?#//. tint not easy to
aket!'.e !>c>t of all /nils ? one which .should have
>lio of the ol'jeetioiis. lnil all lh" advantage*! of
ery other. This has lio.-n tilleuipled here, and
itll what nice-.-. we would :< .peetlullv Sllhmit to
e putilic ih ' ' ii. It I. !" > ii liiifortuuatc for
e patient hitherto t! :it vim.el every purgative
i.li. iue is aciinioiiioiis and i:?il:s 1 inn to the how<
This is Many < ! Iei pn.ducc so much
iptii!. pain al.ti n\ ill-ion ill the s\ stem as In more
an ioiml? rl.'''..,*iro the d to lie derived from'
ii in. 'I liese riifs pvidoee no iiiitaliun or pain,lle%s
it ill'ise IVoUi . pl< vlen-ly I ohstruc
mi iir 'H iiinvMiiint in Hit" i."?i N. Pi-iu*; purely
?rliil.'?\ If I...nil < .Hi :il ' l"l' l:i ll:cit ism- III any
nudity; l.i:l '! is lii-lt" ill : ! ?i- itirim* sliimld '
I:iKi ii in! !>-. Minnie ?1 j? I .isx f-ir
I- in l!i" ?!? . ! > wi.i.-h liny arc
arc 1 i ii" l <i' . Atin- couiiiint
. v1i! '.. I Ii i !!!* i;; .! ! > t!n-lli. YVC
111 -:i: -:i ! m r I i.ij >i* i. in il i/ums li.ims
f .1 in ! ?i < . I -I ir.r. ! !: !: ; !!> >, i,f .\p til.-.
I.i-t?. - . lilt* . !' i. 1!. 1.<v
ill.m-- \> i. i ' .i i 'i.'i * in . I'.i ii in lIn- Side
ml I .< ii- : ! :. ii '.ii .a1! t> 'i.l ?}.? cum-'
Mil <.| : i . :t. : r. As a\J
I* !?? > >:!? ' . i I ; i I r--iii-f in (W
?i-ti.' I: i Till i?. I i iiiiu.i'v, Smifulit
h?? Sill! >. ' .: Si:* 'mily, flror*
ml !>iii<nt.t< . i l .It-' '!=. : jn short,
iiv Mill i . t * i . U'inircd.
n::\t : . . 11. til .ilv MICi?
-!*? * ?!?. i . I#> *. ( I ravel,
>\- i|.i i : i'aiiis in the
1 . ;.! W freely
,il Ti it. I ' ! I i!'i li e Mniid
mi ;<!< ; i . < ; Mason*.
.:i i < -tii ; i lomai-h ami
m\. ' . :i l' . . i-t i ' .ti . ihe :i)ipc":!<
aii.i ' ' .! !.: i (!, liy their
11in11'. i . t . -li in. rrno'f
' ' <\ ii -ture the
i>i'!;iii;iiiiii.
i< > i'":eon>. even
lii-i.iMi .. .... .is: but un:
i ! Inn far,
- in >tii'liuth,
.!:? ?> I. ? ii ; '-m ! . ' ? - iii which
I'll) >>i:o! . i 111*i? I-.' here, but
l?<-\ . ii.- > Ikes I- ? !* i verv
in!* : :.i i i: i.i'-r >..i litis |.ii! will
Usui i' .1 . .'i . : i v. Itii-h has
it!.>! I" ! \.i. Wl.i ii Ihrir
irtm :.? t i v.'.'! i. i )<ni|ter
mil.I i i i a.t . ' i. !. tl i?f u
at!i:ill!< t : . 1
I". 5 i . : *?? ; \t';( TIO
:iIt i ?\?r V t? 'i . : : 1.iit\.
l*\?l liiinttU u : ! ; . \ : r : < n ('ut' liox.
i-i:: A; i? u*
])!!. .I AMi;s ('. A V K'U,
:ui;i Chi-mist,
l.'iWI.U.. M \>s.
Prico 25 C.-ats jicr Di-y. 1;\ Eoscs for $1.
A Y K IT S
CHERRY PECTORAL,
l*'or (lit' ( hit of
oh.iis. kimis no \ i:si;m-:sm,
liltttWEiiTls. '.i imni'ivu'isi e:ii
4'f!?i i\ AvTKH\. AM)
HhVil I0\.
Thw rcmi-'v i.:is won I'm- is,.;i* mii-Ji notoriety
rout il< i-uri". !'" *< iy vaiii Iv i.f pii'.iumiaiy disease,
lint it i-entiiiN ui.ii! i.< ss:n\ p-M-iint llip e*icnrf?
<-f is viii! ! - in iniv <.<>:>iit;ii!iit_\ ul.ore it
as been i lupin;, t <!. Sn \ii?i<- is li,. of its uselltH'^s,
and >< numerous lis. e:i?, s ut' iS cures,
liat almost <-v>t\ section 1.1 i!.r country abounds
i pci-.ru* |.ii!' i' !> liinnvii. \< !.u i.ecn restored
0111 nI:iriniii<j am! even desperate dlseas'cs <if the
iii>;s by is use. When om ? tiled is superiority
ver en i v other medii ine of is i.im! is ton appa>nt
to oi'upc ol?erv:it;<>n. ami when, is v irtucs are
iiowii, the public liu longer hc.-it.ite what antidote
> employ fin* l!i?' distressing and dangerous atrecon.s
<if l!if piiliti >ti:<ry organs which arc incident
) oiir <'lima!i'. Nut only in formidable attacks
pon tin* iiiti^s. but for the luildcr varieties of
OLI>s, Coi i.jis. llo.miskxt.ss, ,ve.; and fur CimlliKN
it is the pieasantest and safest medicine that
m be obtained.
As it has luti}; been in constant use throughout
lis section, we need not do more than assure th?
eople its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
as been, uiid that the genuine article is sold by ?
AlU'l.AvV ,V l.Yu.N, Ai.!><-viH?
Aii i l-v rv.TV M.M-i-hatit. in the l'istri?t,
AVI!.AM>; I!AIM;A!i it CO., w?\'?tanv
])? ?. 5, t'?m| (.5 i-nerol Agents,
'I'lx1 ?>' fc.-jsiSSa t'arolina*..? ^
sllih' rillr lii.sfrir!?//. //? ' ' 'tiittiiflll J'ltQIL
Amos t.'-ai k, ,ir., i Aitnttliiiicrit.
i wan it l'elrin,
Jam.* A l.i.l 1.11. ) I'llV's Atfys.
L<\' 111 !i! i'.AS, I hi: riaintiH' did, on the thirtyT
t first day of <M< luT, 1 Sit!, lile his deciration
ncfr.in>t tin- iN-ii-mlari!, who, (us it is
lid) is absent fr??m ainl without the limits of
lis Slati', a till has m-ithcr wife or attorney
nown within tin- sftnii', upon wl;om a copy
f th<: s;?iil declaration might l>o served. It is
icrefore or'h-roil. iii.it th<* said I >efcmlnnt do
i?(?? !?i- sum to the ,-jn.l ili-clration, on op
cf??:v the first ?lny <>1' November, which will
if in the year of nitr l.ord ! itrlil?reii llmitlrcd
il< 1 l-'il'S v-T-otherwise tiual and ahdoluta
is?lvri?iet:t. will then lie i-iveii and awarded
Ljain^t liiin.
MATH KW Mi i >< iXAl.I'), c. c. v.
Clerk'- ><'Hiee, Oi-t. Ml, 1 ^7 Jy
uV S.1S o "w K JR7 *
>1A NI'KA<'I t"If i:it AM) I)i:AI.Ell IN.
FTJIIN i TII u
Oi" Kv??ry i>or/.'rlpiHon^
A'?#- ii" "*
cs z: e sa _tv sa est. asr
Of Every Style; *0 *
ISK'S CELEBRATED METALIC BURIAC
.* CASES; ^ r;
Ojtposih the (.'oiirjarce House,
COLUMBIA, S, C.
April 11. 40 fry
~ ~A . C. SQ UIEirS^"
^ CHEAP GASH
F B' It * ET1T ?TORR, . '
172 Main dtreet, **%,*
COLU M I) I A , S . C .
MA NIT UTIU hit A^'IJ GENKRAL I>EAf.EB IS
Fine im.l IMuin FURNKTUIMC,
(AXOS, CHAIRS, MAT'PI! *" ?? CUfL]>i:KN*S
CAIiH" .r.
Axp | ii - t 4v^u AC. * y.
* tE, Warraidid. J& v *
Apnl 1.;t 183G ^ jy?
r?T ? ? "wPf.
trifkumsoiiry nnd l>la?ter4t}JF^
IM1E undfltil'lllll O . *
I , nership in the ttjpfv'e business, nre QFepCJjF-*
1 to do all work entrusted to them in .flic Un
id inost substantial manner. Having a loa|f
ruction 1 experience in t he business, tfio^r flatter
lein.ivl vs tlrnt Ihey <-nrt plcnse the most
us; All work will hg wnrrnriWd. * ' A
JOHN COUMBE?"
a. j. wooimiurst;
Reference.?II. A. Jone*. J. A.-Calhoun u4
r. J. W. Hearst, of?Abbo\'illc.
Abbeville C. IF. Oct. 10, 185(5. 23-ly f.
? : 4 M " '
. W. I1YTIIEWOOD." WM. HENRY SMITH*
ByTlIKWOOl) & SMITH, *
Commission merchant!,
* job the sale ok
COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, ' *
a {id all manner of
Produeo And. Merchandise ;
ka ts t1 *? ?' "*
wz Xiiumuige flow, mcnaroflon (UMVR,
COLUMBI A, 8. <5.* **
Atjrl\J 1, f?5fr ^ r
RIENT CHAPTER NO, 8 B.% A/, ft* >
COKESBVKV, .
A MEETS Third Friday fa
Month, nt 3 P. M.
>T\ Mny 23, 1856 9 12m.