The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, June 25, 1858, Image 3
can be entertained that Col. Orr will be tht
nominee of the next Demooratic National Con'
ention for the Presidency in 1860. It must
certainly be quite flattering to the nutneroui
friend* of Col. Orr, to learn that hit influence
and merit U known, felt and appreciated by
tbe party with whom lie is associated, and
that at this early date his claims and their pr*
ferencea are being brought prominently before
the conn try.
Greenville Patriot and Mountainer.
MARKETS.
ABBEVILLE, Jund 28, 1868.?Cotton.?
Kone offering; consequently we have no re'
port to make. *
Columbia, June 23.?Cotton.?There hasbeen
some cotton offering during the past two days,
and aa prices ar? -- *
freely taken at prices raoginging from 9} ft life.
Charleston, June 21.?A good inquiry prevailed,
in {lie market for cotton, principally for
the Spauiah trade, and the transactions of the
day show an advance of ^ a ?c. on previous
priccs, for the finer grades?market closing
with prices firm nud tending upwards, viz: 10
? 12ic.
CONSIGNEES.
The following persons have freight in the
Depot at Abbeville :?
Mra ? F Haskell, Jordan ?fc McLaughlin,
-JudgS'D L Wardlaw, J En right, James T Perrin,
-J Knox, J <fc R J White, H SKerr, W M
Hiighey, R T Gordon. G W Burton, J A Nor<w'ood,
Dr S Fair, T C Perrin, C T Haskell. E
T>n ^ _
-<i layior, U L>an?Jy, lien A M Smith, R II \Yurdl*w
<fc Son, S A Wiustock Esq.
D. R. SONDLEY, Ag't
~~ OBITUARY. ~
DIED, In this village, of tho consequences of
Scarlet Fever, on the 13th inst, after an illness
of, and just five weeks froin, the death of her
little brother, Willim, ELIZA THOMSON,
daughter of R. A, and M. A. Fair ; five year#
even monehs and nine days old.
Lilly, as we called her, was a sweet little
girl ; she filled a large apace in our affections,
ller loss we deeply feel, but hare no complaint
to make ; sho is in Paradise.
"Suffer little children to conic unto me, and
forbid thciu not, for of suuli is the Kingdom of
Heaven."
HER FATHER
Abbeville C. II., June 22, 1858.
Dr. SANFORD'3 LIVER INVIGORATOR
tnnds preeminent among medicines as a Liver
regulator that can be relied oo to cure all kinda
ef Liver complaint. Now this is just the thing
the public need, for there are hundred- in thia
vicinity who, for yeara, have been troubled
with this disease in some shape until they imagine
the whole catalogue of diseases afflict
them. We wish to say to a 1 such, that the
Invigorator has performed some cf the mutt
wonderful curea of Liver Complaint that we
have ever known.
It seems to benefit all, without exception, for
none of the many persona that have used it but
n**tr of it* nnnn..l!A..l.l - ...
, ? ...^?s..i?u.uid worn, in iue nigh
e?t terms of praise. Ladies of sedeDtary habits
find in this a most useful article to prevent
languor, listlessness, pain in the back and side,
and many other derangements to which they
are liable, and when taken regularly it gives a
good appetite and prevents indigestion, sour*
ness of stomach and disagreeable effects erpe
rienced by many after ?ating.
Parents who ueed a family medicine for them
selves or children cannot fiud in the whole
word a better article than this.
Decatur Gazelle.
rac ms JE
flOKRSWTRV AMATCTTDC
jl iiiuiLiuuno
WILL GIVE THEIR SECOND
GUARD MUSICAL
ENTERTAINMENT,
IN THE CBAPEL OK T11E
MASONIC FEMELE COLLEGE,
Tuesday Ereniuji 6th July,
Admittance 50 Cents?Children Half
Price.
THE CONCERT is given by the young Ladie*
antl Gentlemen, for the laudable purpose
of completing the improvements upon our
Church building.
We hope all who have any music in their
souls, and are moved by coucord of sweet
sounds, meet Charity, sweet Nightengale#, or
any thing else that is sweet, will come forward
and show they are fit for anything else rather
than "Treason, stratagems and spoils."
By referring to the advertisement of the Male
Inslitute, we see that GEN'L McGOWAN is to
address the Literary Society here on the 7th.?
To strangers we say come the evening before,
resale vouraalve? at our -*
. ?.VHDV, pot in&U U1
Cokesbury hospitality the overnight, and thus.
b? the better prepared on the morrow for the
General'* literary treat.
We are pleased to announce that Prof. JAEGER,
of the Laurensville Female College, and
also, Mr. 8IMMON8, the Flntist, have both con
, sented to be with as on the occasion.
Mr. CLARK, the Pianist, of ?ugusta, likewise
tenders tiis services. We take this oppor*
tunity to bear testimony to the excellence of
his performance. He has kindly put at our disposal
two fine Pianos, tuned in unison.
? < --i - - *
iu cuQciusioo, we must be permitted to My
that what with Pianos. Bass Violins, FluWs;
and Violins of th6 smaller order, together with
the trumpet* and tongntt at our disposal?all
under the direction of two able Professors io
the Divine Art?we are bound to give entire
satisfaction ; value received. Albeit ?x? get nothing
but what may be equally enjoyed by all
good church-going people.
Cokesbury, 3. C., June 22, 1868 8-2t.
Situation as Teacher Wanted.
40
TALOlNZO HARRIS, baling determined
to devote himself to teaching, is desirous
of securing some permanent locatjy. He
wonld prefer some healthy location in the country,
yet, Will not refuse j}. village school. He
will be prepared to enter" upon the dntias and
responsibilities of the teacher's life, (*tid he
trust* with the proper spirit) the first Monday
in Angilst next' Any conimanity desirous of a
r.,?.u<uv HKuiior, wimi me prospect or building
op a good eUtoieal acbool, isjust the one in
wbioh be would delight to fettle.
lJ.?a 'MreMed 10 himvftt
a O, #jll meet with prompt
*U*Btlba. For particulars, addrei* hitb at
abora, . "
Vlfotfflt'S HOTEL,
X M Proprietor,
AritlTIXLE^ If. ??.
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... aiaaasrTTm
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Louisville, Kv.
June 1G 1868 7 4t
The Best Chance to Make From 20 To
50 Per Centum !!
B. M. ?& S. A. WINESTOCK.
BEG LEAVE to inform the public that they
are desirous of making a change in their
business, and now oflTcr their unusually large
Slock of Goods at New York first cost prices,
without expenses. The Stock has been replenished
this season, with* great many beautiful
styles, consisting as follows :
Ready Made Clothing,
HntR nnd (Inns, of lho. I.nfpet stvlno
-- -V..V. U.J.VO,
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Hosiery,
Gloves, Stocks. Ac.,
Pocket, Note and Memorandum Books,
41 Knives, llasors and Straps,
Fine Violins, and Strings,
Stationery, Perfumeries, Soaps, <fcc.,
Umbrellas and Walking Canes,
A very large Stock of
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers,
And Boys' SHOES;
Brogans and CoAr*e Boots,
26,000 very fine HAVANA SEGARS.
of the best Brands,
Very fine CHEWING TOBACCO :
Together with thousands of other articles
too numerous to mention. By calling on us
you will find that it will pay, even though you
may come a distance 20 or 30 miles. We are
satisfied our Stock is the largest, best and
cheapest iu the up-country, and wc feel assured
that any one in want of gi>ods in our line,
an do well by calling on ua, as we are determined
to do as wc soy.?Any one *?ishiDg to
buy our whole Stock can do well, as we will
give reasonable terms.
We would also say a few words
To those who are Indebted
to us, either by Note or open Acconnt. Such
persons will please come up and pay us, as we
wish it to be distinctly understood that we
don't do * credit business. When we did
eiiarge Uitnga to eotne persons it waa only for a
short time ; therefore, we trust that our friends
will couie in and help us with what ever
amount they can, towards their Account# or
Notes, id our hand.
ILemetnber the place whero j-ou can buy the
best Clothing and Furnishing Goods at New
Y ork first cost?at
B. M. <fc S. A. WINESTOCK'S
Clothing Depot, corner of the Marshall House,
Abbeville C. H.. S. C.
May 19, 1658 4 t28july
HOLSTON CONFERENCE
FEMALE COLLEGE.
ASI1EVILLE, IV. C.
The next Term will open July 19th, 1858.
REV. A. W. CUMMINGS, U. D., President.
A agisted by Twelve able Professor* and Teachers.
Board for the College Year, - - $70.00
Tuition " " "... 24.00
Music and other extra branches correspondingly
low.
references:
Wm. Hill, Esq., Abbeville. 8 C.
Rev. J. W. Kelly, Shelby. N. a
Joseph Foster, Esq.. Spnrtanburg, S. C.
John D. Klueick, Eeq., Unionville, S. C.
Mnj. M. D. Dickey, MeriUville, S. C.
Catalogues will be sent on application to
R. B. VANCE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Asfiville, N. C., June 4. 6 8t j
Ladies' Gauze, Merino,
AND LISLE THREAD
TJNDER-YESTS,
Very Desirable for the Summer Wear
AT GRAY A ROBERTSON'S.
Juno 2, 1858 5 tf
: ; , >;?_
HEAD'ftUARTEBS.
2d REGIMENT CAVALffcY,*)
Lonomuiea Store, S. C., May 81, 1868 f
Xf PURSUANCE of order*
X "Brig. Gen. Perry man, an Election -will bo.
held at the several Company rendezvous on
FRIDAY, Sd day of JULY next, for MAJOR of
I the Abbeville Squadron, to fill the vaeaneyuoecaeioned
by the resignatioo'offileut. Col. Mart,
tin. **
The commanders of Companies will call to
their assistance such subordinate officers as
they may require, hold the Election, and -meet
at White HalfJ^the day fdllowipg, eonnt. the
votes and transmit the result to Brigadier'Geoeral
Ferryman.
JOHN F. BURRESS.
L Colonel 2d Rfeg. Cavalry, 8. C. M.
June 6,1868 6 td
WINSOW SHAKES,
IN 9 RE A T VA-ifcify,,
AT GRAY- 4 ROBERTS*^,
June 2, 1868 6 ' ?f~
t
1858, SPRING GOODS, 1858.
CHOICE FAMILY DRY GOODS.
AUGUSTA, GEOBOIA.
i
BROOM & NORR?LL,
WOULD invite attention to their large and
elegant Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, which they are displaying at
i their
One Price Store,
Comprizing everything of the lateit and most
elegant Style# iu?
' Ladie*' Dress Goods, Embroideries,
i Laoe Mantillas, Talmas,
;> Shawls,
i HOOP-SKIRTS of ev?ry atyle manufactured;
i HOOP of every kind ;
DUSLERS, a large assortment ;
? IRISH LINENS of our own importation;
French, English and America^ PRINTS,
GINGHAMS, MUSLINS. CIIALLIES;
BEREGES, DeBEGES, Ac., &.
jbl. as mzm 9
, All the best makes in the market of
Domcstics, Housewife Goods,
Iilneu Dauiaiks, Sheetings,
Pillow Linens, and Cot
tons, Doylcs TowellugN,
Dimities,
&c., dcc;
Making up one of the best 8tocks of DRY
GOODS dver offered in this market, and embracing
all of those Styles most highly prized
by good housekeepers, and as we are the only
house ia the city that invariably adhere to the
One Price System.
We would call particular attention to this
feature of our trade, and ask all to consider its
advantages; itguarantees to the buyer,
The Lowest Market Prices,
because in forces the seller down to the smallest
sum he can afford to take for his GOODS, and
of course BARGAINS cannot be expected from
any other mode of doing business.
Flense notice that we rigidly adhere to
ONE PRICE?that price we guarantee to be
as low as the lowest; and that we never resort
to the trick of bailing.
April 1C, 1858. CO tf
ABBEVILLE AND WASHINGTON
STAGE LINE.
Faor
\ lltll'vi I lo tn
? V ?? ?- lull
THE PROPRIETOR of this well established
Line takes this method of informing the
public that lie has changed his Schedule, for the
convenience of passengers.
The Stage will be detained at Abbeville Court
House, until half past 9 o'clock, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, affording
an opportunity fur passengers on the morning
train from Greenville to go directly
through to Washington, Ga., the same day, connecting
with the train at Washington, for Augusta,
Montgomery, Ala., or Memphis, Tenn.
The Stage will leave Washington, Ga., on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
mornings.
The Line lias been refitted with a splendid
FOUR-HOBSE COACH.
good Teams and an experienced driver.
Passengers from all points above Newberry,
going West, will find that they can
reach any point west of Atlanta in exactly the
same time, and with $6.00 less expense than by
way of Brauchville.
For further information apply at the Post Office.
JOHN McBRYDE, Ag't.
Abbeville C. H., S. C.
May 26, 1858 4 ly
MONTGOMERY'S
CELEBRATED DOUBLE SCREEN
Rockaway Premium
WHEAT FAfl.
rpiIE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
JL Right for this State, now offer* to Plantors
these iustlv celebrated F?n? fnr
Wheat. Th 13 Van is superior to anything of
the kind now in use, as the number of premiums
awarded at different State Fairs will
attest. It is simple in its structure, easily rigged,
works well, and when out of order, can be
repaired by auy ordinary mechanic. It in adapted
to cleaning nil kinds of grain. For further
particulars see Hand Bill, which will be
furnished any oDe desiring such.
Cotton Gins and fresher*.
Also constantly on hand a supply of Cotton
Gins, which I warrant to bo ecjual to any
made. Also, a lot of Threshers which are so extensively
known that I deem it Decessary to
eulogise them here.
These Machines are all manufactured in this
place, by skillful workmen, and of the very
beet material, and warranted to do what is
said for them. Any orders for either of the
above Machines, addressed to the subscriber,
or left with my Traveling Agents, will be
promptly attended to.
JOHN ENRIGHT.
Abbeville C. H., S. C., May 5, 1853 1?3m
Tan yard and; Slioeshop.
MR. ADAM FIERNEUSEL, a regular, faithful
"ari'd'auccesafal flflrm.n i
finish and durability, his heavy and light Leather
challenge* competition with the beet to be
found in the Charleston and New York markets.
Messrs. SAMUEL KNOX and JOHN MEYER,
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Mr. Knux i? known throughout the District
Mr. Meyer as a fashionable,'finished and faithful,
* Boot and Shoe Maker,
for Gentlemen, and Coarse and Dress Shoes for
Ladies, haa not his superior in New Yotk or
Boston. *
Orders promptly attended to. Prices will be
known oy card* distributed.
A liberal share of patronage is respeotfu lly
solicited.
J. W. JONES.
Calhoun's Milf^ April/ 1868 60 8tlm4m
J. D. H'K SL& A R
HAVING cppipletod 4he coprse of (todies
req u i r e d i n the iPpo fe ?s i o n ?f _"'
feels,himself in every -way, qnaljfied to giv?'
satisfaction to.those who may favor him with
their patronage. He maj^be-'found'inbie
Office at,the ItftfMtt House,
' ' . abbtevilid!t a h., 8. c. .
AptjlSO, v?2 '
?M liiKht, 6u Lliill
WE Respectfully inform,onr friends sod
tiu Public, that *01 haw purchase#
theexclusTVe right to sejl inthjsDMrial,'
Da&ford & Baileys' Pat<mtHJ$-|W
and Iww
jb.?Light
. Htfiiii Mm i ?It
For the legislature. t
The friends of THOMAS THOMSON",
Esq., respectfully announce him for re election
to the Legislature.
pT The friends of Geu. S. McOOWAN, respectfully
announce liitn for re-elcotion to the
Legislature.
tsr We are authoriced to announce AUGUSTUS
LOMAX a candidate for the Legislature,
at the ensuing election.
tST The friends of OEN. W. W. PERKY- <]
MAN respectfully announce him a candidate
for tho Legislature at the onsuing election
ty The friends of JAMES N. COCHRAN, ^
Esq., would respectfully anuounce him as a
Candidate for the Legislature, at the ensuing
election. r
We ore authorized to announce COL. j
M. O. TALMAN, as a Candidate fur the Legia- i
laturo at the ensuing election.
0?" The friends of SAMUEL JORDAN, I
would respectfully anuounce him as a Candidate
fur the Legislature at the ensuing election. ^
fgr*The friends of II. A. JONES, Esq., would )
respectfully announce him as a candidate for
I the Legislature, at the next election.
?? i
The friends of Col. H. II. HARPER, would
respectfully announce him as a Candidate
for the Legislature at the ensuing election.
B2f~The friends ofDr J.J. WARDLAW,
would respectfully announce him as a Candidate
for the Legislature at the ensuing elec ]
tion.
tW The nw^rou* friend* of WESLEY A.
BLACK Esq., respectfully announce hitn as a
Candidate for Tax Collector' at the next election.
Ilemlock Sole Leather.
1 AAA LBS. G- od Damaged HEMLOCK
J. V/vJw SOLE LEATHER just received, and
will be sold low for Cash, by
II S KF.DR
June 2. 1858 6 4t
Gents' Lisle Thread
UNDER-VESTS,
AND LISLE THREAD IIALF HOSE,
AT GRAY Ji ROBERTSON'S. i
June 2, 1868 6 tf i
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS <
AT i
GRAY & ROBERTSON'S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Ho. 1, Granite Range.
WE BEO respectfully to inform the citixens <
of Abbeville and surrounding District, t
that we are now prepared to show the largest i
and best selected Stock of <
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
we have ever done liereloforn. A?
ourselves almost entirely to the Dry Goods
business, we are enabled to keep a large assortment
of
Plain, Fancy and Robe Bareges,
Black and Fancy Silk*,
Calicoes, Bonnets &c.
To the BONNET Department we pay particular
attention, and our Stock at present pro- '
sent* every novelty of the season: '
Plain and Fancy Straw*, Fancy 1
Neopolitan and Trimmed
Silks, &c.,
Along with n magnificent Stock of Fine French
FLOWERS, Bonnet RIBBONS, ROUCIIF.S, Ac.
In MANTILLAS, we have ail the lute styles '
?Silk and Black Cbantilly, Lace, die.
Our Stock of 1
Kid, Silk|and Tliread Gloves, >
Hosiery, Corsets,
Shoes, dcc.,
Is unusually Fine and Large.
Vf.e always keep on hand a largo Stock of '
Domestic Goods, Linens, Linen
n.ni. - -
viai>9) ^/umliucrt:!)) ix.ua
Also, a11 kinds of material suitable for boys'
wear.
lu calling attentioa to the above Goods, we
respectfully solicit the patronage of our numerous
friends, and the public geuerally. We will
at nil times take pleasure in showing our Stock,
any and all of which we will sell at the lowest
possible price for Cash, and every article warranted
as represented.
GRAY A ROBERTSON*. (
March 31, 1858. 48 tf
MOORE & QUAIFB,
THIS da}*, hang their Banner on the outer
walls, and under it will say that they
have just received one of the largest and best
Stocks of
Clothing, Crockery, and Dry Goods,
ever imported into the District of Abbeville.
All of which have been bought for CASH,
and which will be sold for CASH, cheaper
than any one can;.bay on Time, (we care not '
who.) '
Many have come and have been convinced of
the truthfulness of qur assertions ; but tliere are '
some who yet cling to their fond ?dol?we mean
the practice of buying'tioods on twelve month'#
time. Of those we regret to t^Jce oar last fare
well, unless it be when they have Cash to spare;
then it is we will give them prices that will not
rise up and make them afraid;.bnt will encourage
and cheer them on. It may be necessary
for us to state that we have made arrangements,
in New fork, to receiva'all the new 8tyles of .
Goods imported into the city this season. Un- J
der this arrangement, and with the Gooda already
received, we flatter oorselvea that none ,!
will be obUgfe to leave" oor quiet little Town-uu- \
satisfied as regards Price'\and quality. !
We now hand' 'you a^ahojrt list of the pew
Styles and Prices. In the fi/st place,
50(l Ladirt' Collaret,
from Auction from 124 cfcnts to 7.00 declare
Hoijlten Lace Settsr
from. I m portafa. irom 10 tq 26 dollira; "
BRILLIANTS, o?nU;
Ladie*' C0TT02f>H03E-eL6* cant*{ .J
Ladiea' HANDKEJtC^y?P9, at cudU ; ?]
BarodiXloih^
a0W^c?SjTS| g^o, '
which b?V? Amiion. 1
I 1 r' II- -
SEWING MAC1II OS. r
TO MANUFACTURERS, PLANTERS, n
AND PLIVATE FAMILIES. I
[n Purchasing such an articlo ai a }
SEWING MACHINE, the true a
policy is to buy the best,
r M. SINGER & CO.'3 GAZETTE. -
M. ful pictorial paper, contains full and re- i
iable information aboutSEWING MACHINES, t
ind answer all questions tliat can be asked 011
'.lie subject. AH who road this paper will learn
now to purchase a Sewing Machine with which
M.OOOayear, clear profit, can be made, and
will be protected from being imposed upon by f
iotne of the humbug Machines now before the
public. Sillier A Co.'s Machiue is arranged to
Jo course and fine work of every description, 5
The Gasette maybe obtained gratis ou appli- '
nation at any ofSinger <k Co.'s Offices.
Machines011 exhibition and for sale and in- '
itructions given , by E. J. TAYLOR, Agent in J
Abbeville. '
Siuger it Co.'s Charleston Office 408 Kingitreet,
'
Principal Office 468 Broadway. New York. J
Abbeville C. H., March 2tf. 48 ly (
JOHN L. GLARE, i
REPAIRER OF CLOCKS, WATCHES AND |
WOULD respectfully inform the
zens of the District, that he has
located himself at Hodge's Depot, where be will
be prepared to execute, with promptuess, all or- (
3era in his line of busices!*. He is well prepared
with all the tool* and materials of his
ai t, and feels confident in being able to give '
satisfaction. All work warranted.
Terms Cash. '
April 14, 1858. CO ly j
t3}~ Bftiinnp onnv
(
DE. s. HENBY BEAED,
sgb> E: MT rmr ac as TT 9 <
Graduate of Baltimore College of |
Dental Surgery.
HAS permanently located at Abborille C. \
H., and solicits a almro of public pat- 1
ronage. Teeth inserted from one to full upper '
and lower sets. Exposed nerves destroyed and 1
treated, free from pain. Having purchased an 1
office Right, of Dr. Blandy, of Baltimore, I aut 1
prepared to iusert teeth on the Cheoplastic process.
{^"Office, two doors below Dendv'a Corner,
Abbeville C. H.. S. 0. * '
April 22, 1868. 62 ly
Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
JUST received a large lot; 10,000 very fine
Cigar*, worth from $50 to $80 per thousand.
Also, a lot of very fine die* iug Tobacco,
it $1.26 to $1.60 per lb. Pure French Brandy,
;ertainly made from the juice of the grape.
Wines, Whiskies, Gins Ac., of the very best 1
quality that we have been able with much j
:are and great expenses toobtaiu. ]
JORDAN <t McLAUCHLTN. t
May 27th, 1868 4 tf
S. H. JONES.
HOUSE BUILDER. |
OFFERS his services to the citizens of Abbe- i
ville District, in everything pertaining to
lis line of busiuesa. By a strict attention to
,he interests of his employers, he hopes to
nerit a duo share of nntrnturm 1
- ,
Sandover P. 0.,
Abbeville District, S. C.
March 19, 1868. 4a tf
$1,000 REWARD
TO ANY white person or persons who will
furnish evidence to convict, in a court of
nw, the incendiary or incendiaries who burnt
,he Cotton and Screw of Mrs. Jaue Baker, or
ler stables and crib, or both.
$50 Reward
To any slave, or free persons of color, who will
'urnisti the evideuce sought above,
Address, Secretary of the Vigilance Commitee,
Calhoun's Mills, Abbeville District* S. C.
March 24, 1858 47 8m
Ambrotypcs, Ambrotypcs.
ROBERT P. KNOX, t
|3 ESPECTFULLY informs the publio, that
Eli ho hoa opened a GALLERY fur taking
Ambrotype Likenesses,
)ver II. W. Lowson'b Tin Manufactory; that he '
ias every means of taking good PICTURES,
ind will spare no pains to give general satis'action.
Abbeville C. II., S. C., April 7, 68. 49-3tn 1
FOR SALE. 1
THE SUBSCRIBER offferB for sale upon a '
liberal credit to an approved purchaser, '
lus Dwelling llouae, Store House, and stock of I
zoods located at Mt. Carmel 3 miles from Calr.oun's
Mills ; the place is healthy and desirable
and a good stand for business ; the buildings
nrecomplete.and good "repair with a good
well of water, garderftaml orchard attached? (
together with 40 acres of Wood Land ? mile
distant .
Also for Cash, 7 fine negroes, consisting of a 1
woman with 6 children ranging from 17 to 2 *
rears of age. ?'t m 1
SANDIFORD HOLMES. *
Mt. Carm?l Abbeville District, S. C. \
May 20th, 1868 8?. tf 1
Strayed Cow.
STRAYED from the subscriber,
a large English Cow, rjd and ^ KSsfi
whit-, formerly owned by Mr.itoclc.
A suitable lewapd will -?be given -for
ler delivery at tfce Episcopal Parsonage, <Ab
jeville O. 11. .
B.JOHNS QN*~ 1
May. 18tb, 1B68 ,2 ,if c
> ,?S? \
Par Sale, or to Rent. *****
A Valuable Tract of;Land containing-onp
CwL Hn^deed &nd Fifty Aore?,,?djoiD)'ne the
ilantations ojU^pf^Canmjp'gf^m,Jy.R. Wilson *
?(id others, TJier# U#Eood d^?JUpgJiou<?br> ,
ho place suited to a snAt, famjly,'-*2^.all oth.
ir oeoesstry out buildings. " ' ' <
*pplyta .jv" ^ fj i
JS&S*--.- Ci4 * ' 1 -- irt'...W -M"^v -'. aVI
DISSOLUTION. J
rHE firm of PERRYMAN <k WALLEll wai
dissolved by mtilual consent on the first
fJanuary.?Partiea any way indebted to the
oncero, will please come forward and close heir
accounts by cash, (or note.) The name ?
f the firm, will* be used in settlement by ei> c
her of the parties. ?
W. W. PERRYMAN,
W. W. WALLER.
mzs jmL.mm.mm
HAVING sold my entire interest of Goods
to Gen. W. W. Perryman, I take this
aethod of returning my a i nee re thanks, to my
lumerous frietid^and Customers for their very
.ind and gcuei^ua" support to me for the fi/e
ears I have been in business in this place and
icinity. I would bespeak for the General,
,n increased cohtiouanae~of the same.
eo that I am (by-fa U kin<jn?w) rataiuod as clerk,
ind I can oqly aay that I will So every thing
n my power to make your buainess transactions
igreeablc and profitable.
W. W. WALLER.
Jau. 11, 1808. If
X"MIE subscriber having purchased the interest
of \V. W. Waller, would respectfully
iclicit a coutinuance of the very liberal pat ouoge
given to the old firm.
He feels deeply the obligation he is under to
,he many kind friends who have stood by him
or the six years of itis manhood, and business
ife, through evil as well as good report.
And while he does not offer to sell goods for
:ost price#, he knows the motto, "Live and let
Live," and will conduct business accordingly, i
He is happy to announce that he still retaina |
'.lie service of the agreeable and indefatigable 1
Waller, who will act as chief clerk and agent
in the purchase and sale of goods. He is also
Fortunate in holding on to Messrs. Appletou
and White, who will be as iuduslriuus, polite
iud attentive as ev?r.
W. W. FERRYMAN.
Jan. 11. 1858. o7 tf i
jW O TC1 3C Z2
THE Subscribers having disposed of their
entire stock of DRY GOODS in the esablishment
known as CHAMBERS <b MAR- '
SHALL, at Abbeville C. H., S. C., begs leave
;o recommend to their friends and the public
generally their successors, Messrs. JOHN
3RAY & JAS. T. ROBERTSON, who will conluct
the business under the style and title of
"JRAY Jk BrtRPniVftW
These gentlement ore well known by us as
interprining and correct business men, and we'
cheerfully recommend them to our friends and
matrons as worthy their patronage..
Mr. JOHN GRAY, is our authorized
\gent to settle all accounts due, by or to the
irm of CHAMBERS <t MARSHALL, and we
earnestly request those indebted to make early
lettlement, oh it is absolutely necessary for us
o close our business at Abbeville Court House ;
ind the adjacent country.
CHAMBERS <fc MARSHALL. ,
Columbia, S. C., Nov. 30,1867. 31 tf
1
To Proprietors, Architects
and Builders.
'J.
JOHN CORBETT, ^
Practical House Fainter,
WOULD inform the inhabitants of A bbe ville,
and the public generally, that Ke
las permanently located at Abbeviile C.r H<,
for the purpose of pursuing his profession.
Prom a loug experience in Etirope, and many of 1
he principal Towiib of America, combined '
with a steady attention to business, lie_fiatters 1
limself that he will be able to give entire satisfaction
to all who wish to have good House
Painting done, and will favor him with their !
>rders. lie feels himself competent to finish
Graining, Marbling, Paper
Hanging, &c.
His experience and skill-in his profession will
mable him to complete all work iu his line at
irery moderate prices.
Churches, Halls, Staircase Walls, Mantle Pie
:es (be., finished in imitation of Marble. Rooms
Capered, Paneled with Oak Paper, and varnish;d
in the best style.
He is prepared to paint all old and new '
work, and Tin Roofs, outside. Also, inside or i
>utside of Rough casted Walls of private or |
jublic buildings in imitation of any color of
itone, at one third of the cost usually charged, |
>V substituting a comnonitinn of hi* nurn nhinh
)*8 been fully tested, and will stand good for
rears. Window Saaii-a of private and public |
juildinge glazed at moderate prices.
lie will also keep on hand and for sale all ,
sinds of M ixed Paint* in quantities to suit purthasers.
And also, a great variety of paper 1
nitable for Bed Rooms, Dining, ana Drawing l
looms, lie will paint signs on glass or wood, |
it short notice.
yy Office in tlie Wooden Building adjoin- I
nplhe Marshall House. I
May 12, 1858. 3 ly |
The Marshall House.
rllE subscriber having purchased that commodious
and well known Mansion,
THE MARSHALL HOUSE.
ibb made every arrangement for the accommodation
of Permanent and Transient Boavders,
md hopes, by proper attention, to merit a full
ihare of public patronage. After the lirat of
Dctober; the rates of regular Boarding will-be
(15 00 per month.
EDMUND COBB.
Sept. 30,1857. 22 tf
Dissolution.
rpHE Partnership heretofore existing beX
tween Eh'RIOHT & 8TABR, in th?
manufacture of Cotton Gins, Wheat Thrash
?rs, Fansj dta, has this datf been dissolved by I
nutual agreement of puJies. TheJJooks'ind
\econnU of the Old Firmtfgs'in the hands of
Fohn En right, who is alone Author ired to settle .1
.he business of the' samev d
JOHN '^BHKUUiT, J
RICH'D C.. STAkR.
November 1, 1857... 20 tS !
C. P. REMSEN ?*
[8 prepared to offer bia large and well u- J
lected stock of New Styles *!*?* i
HATS and CAPS
or^beFalland'Winter Tradfc ; they^Qft made
iff .fine material and will compare Wltb the
>?ty beet article that la manufactured, ;whioff ?
or ioeatltutand finish cannot be excelled.
TEkMB CABU. & P. UEM8EN,
. Colombia," B. 0.
PcL 5, 1867 - 28 -'it j
MILLER & WAEEEH Z *j
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' ijLLij-i'-i 11 n.i?i i V "V
D&Y GOODS I DRY 0008 !
MILLER & WAKBEN
\ KB now receiving tliei* stock* of F?llTaod
Cjl Winter GOODS, which th*y irtprtpwd
to offer and Bell as low as aoy bouseJ in th?
ity. The stock has been selected'with grwat
sro, and comprise a great variety of
LADIES' DfiESS QOO0S,
licit as
Rich and elegant 3ilk ROBE.D'QUILLE ;
Bayadere Silks, variety of styles;
Silk VALKNCIAS, Striped and Plaid J
Plain SILKS, all colors*
Mnurnitity Rava<)ni>? aiTVo .
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Plain Black. Plaid and Striped ;
Silk POPLINS and Victoria PLAIDS ;
DELAINE ROBE D'QUILLE;
Rich Fig'rd DELAINES and CASHMERES;
Einb'rd French MER1N0ES, new atyle* ;
Plain Fronch and English MERINOKS ;
Mourning PELAlNjEi).
?4Uo?
French and English PRINTS ; .
AmerUulif1' \ - " v.
Mourning " ''
Hootch GINGHAMS;
Mourning "
Chene "
Ancxteiwivc.variety of S1IAWLS, comprising
Silk Thibet SHAWLS ;
Broche "
Flush Bordered Stella SHAWLS ;
Chenille SHAWLS and SCARPS ;
Ladies' Black and Col'rd Cloth CLOAKS ;
Rich Velvet-CLOAKS. every variety {
All Wool Lone SHAWLS ; ;
I'lain Bl'k <fc Scc'ud M'ritig Merino SHAWLS;
A lot of beautiful EMBROIDERIES, consisting
of
Rich Muslin SLEEVES and COLLARS, ia
utt*;
Jaconet aud Swiss SLEEVES, Linen COLLARS
;
Maltere Lace SETTS; . /
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES ;
JAconet and Swiss Bands ;
Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS, Plain
and Embroidered ;
Hom'H anrl Mnilrnlrw* IT A Vni^PPrHTTm .
Misset' and Boys' Wool HOSE;.
Wool OA ITERS ; Nett SACKS ;
Misses' Meriuo VESTS, Short and Long
Sleeve ;
For the Gentleoaen'n line may be found?
Black CLOTHS and CASSIMERES';
Fancy CASSIMERES, latest styles :
Rich Velvet aud Cashmere VESTINOS;
North Carolina CAS I MERES, superior
article ;
CRAVATS and COLLARS ; Merino TIES.
MILLER <1: WARREN.
Oct. 2, 1857. 22 tf
F. P. ROBERTSJJN,
PUBLIC AUCTIONEER,
OULD respectfully offer his servicA tc
Y Y the citizens of this and the adjoining
Districts. He is so generally known, that h?
deems it unnecessary to do more than refer<5tc
bis address, viz : JDiamond Hill P. Oy, Abb#
ville District: uud all communications directed
to him will receive Drumot attention
Nov. 7, 1856. *" *" 27-if
THE LI VE B
IlVVlCtORATOR! /
PEEPARED BY DR. BANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from Gumt,
IS one of the best Purgative and Liver Medicines
now before the public, that acU&i a
Cathartic, easier milder, and more effectual thaji
any other medicine known. It is not onfy a
Cathartic, but a Liver Remedy, acting first "on
ihe Liver to eiect its morbid matter, then on
the stomach and bowels to carry off that matter,
thuS'accomplishing two purposes effectcally,
witho'ut any of the painful feelings experienced
in the operations of most Cathartics. It
strengthens the system1 At the samq time that it
purges it; and when taken daily in moderate
doses, will strengthen and build it up with ua*
usual rapidity.
The Liver is one of the principal regulators
of-the human body; and when it'performs
its functions well, the powers of the
t system are fully developed. The storaach'ia
J almost entirely dependent 011 the healthy
Z action of the liver for the proper.-perform^
ance of its functions; when the-stomach is
Sat fault, the bowels are at fault, and the
whole system suffers in consequence of on'o
organ?the Liver?havinjpeeased' to.dojta
U duty. For the diseases of that orgao. one
of the proprietors has made it hisstu'dy, in
j a practice of more thV'tf, twenty- years,-'jp
And some remedy wherewith to countered
i the many derangements to wot'ehi it is liable.
U To prove that this remedy is at last found,
S any person troubled with the 14?er Com^
plaint, in any of its forms, has to trv a hot
Stle, aud conviction, is certain.
These Gums remove all morbid or bad
J matter from the system, supplying .in their
place a healthy flow of-bile, invigorating
the stomach, causing fopd to digest well.
j purifying the bloody giving tone aad health
to the whole machinery, removing the cause
. of the disease, effecting a radical ?nr?. .
P Bilious attacks are cured, and /what Ja
, better, prevented, by the occasional uaa of
p the Liver Invigorator.
1 One dose after eating is sufficient .to raid
licve the stomach and.preventive food from
arising and .souring.
Only one dose tnkrcu before retiring,. pro
^ vents Nightmare.
jj Only one dose taken at night, loofens the
bowels gently, and cures Costiyeneaa. .*^ v
rj . One dose taken after each' inealcWifTcura
if,' Dyspepsia.
~ far One dospof.two tea-apoonf^lsWrHl
s alwaya.relieve 8ick Headache.
W One bottle, taken for female obet&etidB
, will remove the causo of the dj*eaie,/and
! ; .. .
i vniy one aose immediately reiieTes^nolto,
J while one dose often repeated is a sure ctfre
" fpr Cholera Morbus, and a preW?U**bf
Cholera. *v?V'
. " jjjfSOnly
out, of th^.syaup) the efieoU of medicine af
W ter a long sickness. ,
K v-ttiF^One -bottlfr'taken vfofjfrlatandi8ar re|
*11 eallawhessor unnStertlpelop from
i-Ufc akinf r
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|tf*-gives. ?.igor to cheap petite ?w-iirefMiFraod
JOno dose often repeated tffcras
Diarrhoea in its worst forms.xwHaffiAgMp
and Bowel complaints yield ?Umoii\tooths
rj first dose. ' ... l. V*- ...v
4% or speedier remedy, iur the vJ6tId^-?t oe*'?r
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fj few..boUles cures Dropsy, by exci