The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, July 09, 1858, Image 3
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Seven Likely Negres for Sale.
W11^ be sold ?t Abbeville Court House, on
t l uio nrst aionaay in August next, between
the hours of 11 o'clock n. in., and 5
o'clock p. ill., to satisfy two mortgages of Sandiford
Holmes, in favor of Gillilund, Ilouell it
Co.,
Seven Likely Negroes,
Viz: Betsy, nbout 40 years of age, and her six
ehildien; Emily, about 15 yeai?of age, Fanny,
about 12,"Susan, about George, about?, Euster,
about 5, and Sam, about 2 years of age.
Terms Cash. . _
T. R. COCI1HAN', Sheriff,
Ageut for Gilliland, Hoiiell ?t Co.
July 8, 1858. *9
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
DR. D. S. BENSON,
" OULD respectfulty nnnounce tohis friends
V T and tlie public generally, that lie has returned
to Abbeville village for the purposo of
resuming the practice of Medicine. Tlmqkful
for past patronage, he trusts by a Btrict attention
to business to merit, its.continuance.
Residence?at the dwelling of Mr. Joiin A.
wier.
Office?in tho rear of the Store of MeMre.
"Wier <t L?tuooe. .
D. S: BENSON, M. D.
June 30, i858. 10 3in
New Goods I New Good's!!
"Y\7"E would respectfully inform,our friends
? T and customers, that we have made;
large additions to our Stock of
Drugs and Medicines,
and would be pleased to have them call and
examine our otocK before purchasing eieewnere,
?8 we can offer them 6trong inducements to
buy. Our Stock consists in part, of
PERFUMERIES,
Lubin's Extracts for the Handkerchief, Pomades,
Cologne and Toilet Waters; Hair, Nail and
Tooth Brushes, Dressing Comb.*, Fine Tooth
Powders, Soaps, Surgical and Dental Inslru
meula,
Fine Brandies and Wines,
for Medicinal purposes, and nil articles usually
kept in a first-class Drug Store. Girt ub a
call. 4
JORDAN McLAUCHLIN,;
' J-"ULbbeville C. H.
July 1, 1858. 8 tf
The Clear Starohers Friend
WILL eive a finished and benntiful gloss to
Collars. Shirt Bosoms, and to all linen,
muslin and cotton goods ; it will bo found or
assistant in whitening clothes, and is warranted
to contain nothing injurious.
For sale bv
JORDAN <fc McLAUCHLIN,
Druggists and Chemists.
July 1, 1858 8 tf
Just Received
4 SUPPLY of Frnngipanni Extract., an
Eternal Perfume for the Handkerchief,
Franpipanni Toilet Water,
' " Soap,
" " Sachets.
to which we invite flie attention of flie T.adies.
JORDAN <fc MnLAUCHLIN.
Druggists and Chemists.
July 1, 1858 8 tf
Just Received
BAZIN'S New Perfume, KISS-ME-QUICK.
Distilled from the well-known flower of
Foreet mc-not. unsurpassed in fragranco afid
permanency, for sale by
* JORDAN*A McLAUOIILIX,
Druggists ond Chemists.
July 1, 1858. 8 tf
Paints and Oils.
WE liavo ju?t. received a lot of PURE
"WHITE LEAD. Lin?eed Oil, and Copal
Varnish, whiebcu'e will soil cheap.
' 4 JON DAN <fe McT.AUCHLTN,
No. 3, Granite Ranee, *
Abbeville, C. n.
July 1, 1858. 8 tf
Just Roceived
1 0UNCES of SUL- QUININE,
X\/Vy 20 Ounces Sul. Morphene, . .- ^
(pr sale by ?
. JORDAN & McLAUDHLIN,
'i Druggist# du(ft!h'emiji?,
July 1, 1688. 8 -v&Wrtfrv.*'Pure
White Wine and Cider
J> * Vinegar.
TUSTrccetvfcd a lot of the above VINEGARS,
f J o? best fjpality, and for said bv
; H. S. KERR.
Saly 1,1868. .10 8t
Notice to Creditors.
X>URSUANT to Order of Court, nil the indi'
IT vidjral creditors of JOSEPH II. STOKES'
^tfel?Bod,,*r? Rereby notified to the present
and pjrove tfwir demands on or before 1st day
*r#erroB?R next. All demands not presen
ted-by'tbaldfty will be barred.
W. H. PARKER, C.E.A.D.
Commissioner's Office, )
' Jane 29,1868. ) 10 3m
i " Cl|ar?,
Cigar*, Cigars.
TUST received a largo lot; 10,000 very fin<
U Cigars, worth from $50 to $80 per thons
and. Asou jot of very fine chewing Tobacco,
at tl.fiCf per lb. ^?re French Brandy,
csrf^qly from the juice of the grape
Wihoflk WKttfciea, Gins Ac., of the very beat
qiMitylbat we havebeeo Mile with mud
care and great expenses to obtain,
frtOTiAW Jr TU-rATTOTTT TKT
PVA?Af?P ?W 4MWMW VMffl M ?
M*y 27th, 1858 . . ^ 4 tf
Ambrotype8, Ambrotypes
ROBERT P. KNGX,
RESPECTFULItY informs the public, tha
he hu opened a GALLERY for Ukicg
AMbr?trpe Llk?a#n^
ow H. W. Lawaon's Tin MannfocUfty; thft bi
bu $rery meiw of taking good PICTURES
*nd.wlUspareno pains to gire g?a?ral Mtii
AbbeVilli & <3., 4pril 7, 68. 49-8m
U ?enli' feivle Thread
TJNPER-VESTS,
iniiunVnup m* bmb,
ATfflUT *' ROBERTSON'S.
June 2, 1868 ' g tf
I
^Notice to Creditors.
t h Creditors of RICHARD B. FULTON
* tre herebynotified to present and prove
iemands on or before 1st day of OCTO*
ext. All demands not presented by that
ill be barred.
WM. II. PARKER, c.e,a.d,
misaioner's Office, )
une 29th, 1668. ) 10 3m
SOUTH CAROLINA,
A BBE VJLLE DISTItlCT.
53 J. RICIIEY, who is in the custody of
Sheriff of Abbeville District, by virtue
t of capias <jd satisfaciendum, at the suit
i Arnold, having tiled in my office, to'ith
a schedule, on oath, of hi> estate
eta, bis Petition to tlie Court of Con>mon
raying Unit he may be admitted to the
>f tbo Acts of the General Assemblj*,
r the reliefof insolvent debtors.?
.here fore Ordered, that the said James
and all others the creditors, to whom
James J. U id ivy is in anywise indjL-bttnd
thuv are hereby Munitioned. and
t.ice to appear, before the said Court,
ville Court House, 011 the Fourth day
oer next, to shew cause, if any they
y the prayer of the Petition aforesaid,
lot be granted.
MATTHEW MoDON A LI), C. C. P.
J1 OlHee of Common l'leas, )
1 Abbeville Dis.. June'JK. is.ris. f in?3m
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A BB KI 'II. LK DISTRICT
Richard c. stakr, who is in custody of
the SheritF of Abbeville District, by virtureofa
Writ of cajiiax ml satisfaciendum, at
the suit of Joint A. Hamilton, having tiled in
my offi ;e, together with a schedule, on oath, of
his estate and cllects, Ins Petition to the Court ,
of Common l'leus, praying that he may he admitted
to the benefit ?f the Acts of the General
Assembly, made for the relief of insolvent
debtors?
It is Ordered, that the said John A. Hamilton,
and all other the creditors, to whom the
said Richard C. Starr is in any wise indebted,
be, and the}' are h.-ivby summoned, and have
notice to appear before the said Court, nt At)- |
I lit>v-ill*> Pmirt. II.<111 t.lu? Pi nrtli diiv of ()(!
t"ber iiext,\tt>jBlu!\v cause, if any lliey can, why
thc.prayer'-ofi* the Petition aforesaid, should
not be granted.
MATTIIKW McDONAI.D, C. C. P.
Offiee-o.f Common Pleas", )
Abbeville 'DIs., June 28. 1858. j 10?3m
The Best Chance to Make From 20 To 1
50 Per Centum !! i
It. HI. & S. A. 1V1XESTOCK.
BEG LEAVE to inform the public that they
a^e <tesirous of making a change in their
business, aqd nftw offer their tinti^ually lurge
Stock of Goods at New York first cost prices,
without expenses. The Stock lias been replenished
this season, with a great inuny beautiful
styles, consisting ns follows :
Ready Made Clothing,
Huts and Caps, of the Latest Styles,
smrts, uoiiars, uravats, Hosiery,
Gloves, Stocks, itc.,
1'ocket, Note and Memorandum Books, J
" Knives, llnsore aud Straps,
Fine Violins, and Strings,
Stationery, Perfumeries, Soaps, <fec.,
IJfiabrellas aud Walking Canes,
A \*ery large Stock of
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers,
And Boys' SHOES:
Brogans and Coarse Boo.?.. \ it> ?,
-"""25,000 vtffy fine HAVANA'S$88l?S:i - <
of tbv4)wSrud*i
Very tine CHEWING TOBACCO : :
Together with thousands of other articles 1
too numerous to mention. By calling on us
you will find thai it will pay, even though j'ou:
may come a distance 20 or 30 miles. We are
atigfffifl our. Stopk is ^he largest, best and I
cnenpenv-iu iue up couuir}, ana we icei asaur- t
ed that anv one in want of goods in our line,.'
an do wefl by calling on us,.as we ar& determined
to do us we sny.?^Any one wishing to 1
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 r.s, cither by Note or open Aoconnt. Such
persons will please come up and pay us; as wc
wish it to be distinctly understood that we
don't do a credit business. When Vo did
charge thiiigs tu some persons it was only for a
short time ; therefore, we ttust that our "friends
will coine in and help us with what"ever '
nmoiint. tliov nitt tnwunU thpir Arrnnnlii nr
Notes, in our lmud. 1
Remember the place where you can buy the '
best Clothing aud Furnishing Goods at New '
York first cost?at
B. M.Ufc S. A. WINESTOCK'3 !
?
Clothing Depot, cornor,.of the Marshall House, i
Abbeville C. H.. S. 0. |
May 19, 1858 4 t28july i
MONTGOMERY'S
CELEBRA TED DOUBLE SCREEN. ;
Rockaway Premium '
W K IS AT F AM. ;
r|"MIE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the ,
A. Right for this State, now offers to Han
tera theae just1jt celebrated JEahfl for cleaning
Wheat. 'fhi3 Fan is superior to anything of
the kind.now in use, ns tho number, of premiums
awarded ot different Stato Fairs will
attest.^ It fs simple in its structure, easily rig
-'ged, works well, and when out of order, ran be
repaired by any ordinary mechanic. Itisadapied
to cleaning nil kinds of grain. For furtber-.parjjculars
see Hand Bill, which will be
furnished Ay one desiring euch. r
A,(!ortton Cins and Tr<c?hcri).
Alio 'constantly on hand a supply of Cotton
Gins, which I "warrant' to be ~equal to any
mad6. Also, n lot of Threshers which are so extensively
known that I deem it ncccEsary to
euloirise them here.
These Machines are nil manufactured in thin
place, by skillful workmen, and of the very
best material, and warranted to do what ib
said for them. Any orders for either of the,
above Machines, addressed to the nubscriber,
or left with my Traveling Agents, will be
; promptly attended to.
JOHN ENRIGHT.
Abbeville ML , S. C., May 6, 1863 1?3m
J. B. M'KILLAR
HAYING completed the coarse of studies
required in the Profession of*
. feels himself in every way qualified to give
satisfaction to hose who may favor bim with
| their patronage. Het.piay be found in bit
Office over Branch & Allen's Drag-Store
, ABBEVILLE C. II., 8. C.
April 80, lEftfe. 62 8m
, For Sale, or to R?nt
A Valuable Tract of IsmS containing one
, A HrtridVed afad Fifty fierH, adjoining the
plantation* ofJoelCanumgbwn, J. JL Wilson
> 0(1 otnere. xoere is * good owemog/UHM on
t {^r^r^Apply
to "v. W.Bftmjr.,
Abbeville C.H., Dec. IX 1897. M If
! . Factory 1Eap?i. * \^r~
? RECEIVED, all number*, at
GRAY ie ROBERTSON'S.
March 5, 1858. "44 tf
Hemlock lok) l^Ufteis<
IOOO SOLE t^THER
I wflf b? sold low for ddio/fcfr -y'
., * H. S. KBRR.
J no9 2, 1868 h $ i%
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Louisville, Kv.
.Tunc 10 1858 7 4t
1858, SPUING- GOODS, 1858.
CHOICE FAMILY DRY GOODS.
AVfettSTA, GUOUGIA.
BliOO.H & NORKIHiL,
"IXTOUI.D invite attenl ion to their largo and
V> elegant Stnek of SlMtlNCJ AND SUMMER
GOOl>S, which they arc displaying at
.heir
One Prif? Store",
[Tomprizing everything of the latest and most
. legntit Styles in?
Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroideries,
lace Mantillas, Talmas,
Shawls,
TTOOP-SItlUTS of ornrv ?tv1n
HOOP of every kind ;
DUSLKltS, u large assortment;
IRISH LINENS of our own importation ;
French, KiikImIi ami American I'll 1 NTS,
GINUIIAMS, MUSLINS. CUALLIES;
BKltF.GES, DtBKGES, Ac-., ?t.
m ^ s m ? 9
All tlic best makes in the market of
Domestic*, Housewife Goods,
JUIUVU vaauosiiS) nnvrilll^)
I'illow LinciiN, and CottoiiH,
Doylcs Towel ugg,
Dimitiei*,
Ac., Ac.;
-Malting up one of the best Slocks of DRY
SOOOfe over offered in this market, ami c?njrnulrig
all of thoso Styles most highly prized
jv good housekeepers, and as we are tlie only
igtji&in the city thul invariably adhere to the
; Oile Price System.
We would call particular attention.to this
Feature of our trade, and ask all to consider its
idvautagcs; itguarantees to the buyer,
The Lowest Market Prices,
jocnuse in forces the seller down to the smallest
>urn he can afford to take for his GtTODS, and
sf course BARGAINS cannot be expected from
?ny other mode of doing business.
Please notice that we rigidly adhere to
DNE PRICE?that price we guarantee to be
)a l/iiir ia lio "~ ~ * ? *
.? ? ?.u v..v ivfTcou, auu uiub wc ucYcr i wort
:o the trick of baiting.
April 16, 1858. 60 tf
Situation as Teacher "Wanted;
TALONZO IIAURTS, having determined
to devote himself to teaching, is desirous
of securing some permanent locution, lie
would prefer some liea thy location in the country,
yet, will not-refuse a village school, lie
Will be prepared to enter upon the duties and
responsibilities of tho teacher's life, (and he
rusts with the proper spirit) the fir^t Monday
n August next. Any community, desirous of a
permanent teacher, with the prospect of build it;
up ii good classical school, is just the one in
which lie would delight to settle.
Any communication addressed to him at
Spartanburg 0."H.,'S. 0., \vill meet'with prompt
ittenlioii. For particulars, address him us
June 24, 1858. - , 8 tf
GU DOER'S 1P0TJ&L,
J. H. GUDGER, -Proprietor)
ASHt'ILLE, hr. c.
May'8, 1858/ 2 3m
y .
' G. T. ANDERSON,
SURGEON AND ' MECHNlCAl^/
mmu?:mtrmr merHlhC&'
LOWNDESVI LL E, S. Cj,; *
ALINE addressed to him at Lowudesville
P. O. will Beeure lii? nnrvinna in ?nu n??t
- ^ J vm
of the District.
Jan. 28, 1868 89 ly
Fine Chewing Tobacco.
JUST received, direct from I). II. Trotter,
Virfjinifi, One Hifridred pounds of the finest
CHEWING TOBACCO to be started the world
over. If you want something fine, call on
II. S. KERR.
June 2, 1858 5 tf
Ladies' Gauze, Merino,
AND LISLE THREAD
UNDER-VESTS,
Very Desirable for the Summer Wear
AT GRAY A ROBERTSON'S.
Juno 2, 1858 6 tf
WINDOW SHADES,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
AT CRAY 4 ROBERTSON'S.
June % 1668 6 tf
FOE BALE,
The subscriber offer* W wie ?ppn i
Sibml eredittO' approved jvtirehaaer
bis Dwelling Hou#e, Store l4ou?e.- hod stock o
good* located Wt Mt. Cafchel 8 miles from Cal
noun's Mills ; tha plaoe uf bealtby and desira
ble and a good rtand for bnaineM ; ih? build
ingj'ire complete and good repair Witfi a gooi
w?ll ofw^<r, gftraen and owhard attached-^
U>getberjT)tb AO wre* of W-ood Laid i mil
^Jt&for Cm]), ? fine n'egroM, coooisting pf i
womair~With 8 children ranging from 17 to
r~*SLT 4.
K&l?and?i*4?. '
Junp 2,1856 o ^ k^lir.i|^
For the Legislature.
CT The friends of THOMAS THOMSON,
Esq., respectfully announce him for re-election
to the Legislature.
The friends ofGeu. S. McGOWAN, respectfully
anuouncc him for re election to tho
Legislature.
?3F" We are authorized to nnuounce AUGUSTUS
LOMAX a candidate for the Legislature.
at the ensuing election.
t3T The friends of GEN. W. W. PERKYMAN
respectfully announco him n candidate
for the Legislature at tho cusuing election
C3f- The friends of JAMES N. COCIIRAN,
Keq., would respectfully announce liim as a
Cuudidato for Ihe Legislature, at the ensuing
election.
C2?"\Ve are authorized to unuounce COL.
M. O. TALMAS, as a CandiJute for the Legislature
at tho ensuing election.
EST The friends of SAMUEL J011DAN,
would respect 'ullv announce him as a Candi
date for the sloturc nt tlic ensuing election.
^g?"TI?c friends of II. A. JONES, Esij., would
respectfully announce him a* a eaudidute for
the Legislature, at the next election.
t^f"* The friends of Col. II. II. IIARI'EIl,
would respectfully announce him as a Candidate
for the Legislature at the ensuing election.
CSTThe friends of Dr J.J. WAUDLAW,
would respectfully announce him as a Candi|
"late for the Legislature at the eusuinjr clec
tion.
'i-'li<-? numerousfriend* of WESLliY A.
BLACK Esq., respect fully announce liim as a
Candidate for Tax Collector at the next election.
To Proprietors, Architects
and Builders.
JOHN CORBETT.
Practical House Painter,
\\7 0UL1) inform ilie inhabitants of AbbeT
T villi?, nnil the public generally, that lie
has permanently located at Abbvviilc U. II.,
for tin: purpose of pursuing bis profession.
From a long experience in Europe, and many of
the principal Towns of America, combined
with n steady attention to business, he Hatters
himself that lie will be able to ?ive entire satisfaction
to all who wish to have good House
I'ainting done, and will favor him with their
orders. He feels himself competent to finish
all
Graining, Marbling, Paper
Hanging, &c.
nib uxpuriuui'e unu skiii iu his proiessiuu win
enable him to complete all work iu his line at
very moderate prices.
Churches, llalis, Stniroase Walls, Mantle l'ie
cesifcc., finished in imitation of Marble. Rooms
l'apered, Paneled with Oak Paper, and varnished
in the best style. '
He is prepared to paint all old and new
work, and Tiu Roofs, outside. Also, inside or
outside'of Kgugh ousted Walls of private or
public buildings in imitation of any color of
stone, at one tnird of the coat ueua ly charged,
by substituting a composition of his own which
has been fullv tested, and will stand good for
yenrs. Window Sash-n of private and public
buildings glazed at moderate prices.
iic win aiso Keep on liana nnu lor snic an
kinds of Mixed l'uinls in quantities to suit purchasers.
And also, a great variety of puptr
suitable^for lied Rooms, Dining, and Drawing
Rooms, 'lie will paint signs on glass or wood,
at fliort notice.
Office in the Wooden Building adjoining
the Mart-hall House.
May 12, 1858. 8 ly
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT
GRAY & ROBERTSON'S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
No. 1, Granite Range.
m ^
WE BEG respectfully to inform the citizens
of Abbeville ami surrounding District,
that we are now prepared to show the largest
and best selected Stuck of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
we hare ever done heretofore. As we confine
ourselves utmost entirely to the Dry Goods
bursinosi", we are enabled to keep a largo assortment
of
Plain, Fancy and Kobe Bareges,
ISlack. and Fancy $ilks,
C'alicocs, Vouucts &c.
To the BONNET Department wc pay particular
attention, and our Stock nt present presents
jovery novelty of the scuson :
Plain and Fancy Straws, Fancy
IVronolilnii ahd-Triinm<><i
Silks, &c.,
^ Along with a.nrngnificent Stock of Fine'Frcnch
FLOWEHS, Bonnet RIBBONS.'RQUCIiES, etc.
In MANTILLAS, we lmve pjf tlio late styles
' ?Silk mid Black-Chaniilly, Lace, <tc.
Our Stuck of
Silkiand Thread Gloves,
Hosiery Corsets,
Shoes, Ac.,
?Ig^u)jUBually Fine and Largo.
We alwave keep on haud a large Stock of
Domestic floods, Linens, JLinen
Drills, Cassimcres, &c.
Also, all kiuds of material ?auitable-for boys'
wwr. # # \.?
In calling attention to the above Goods, wp
I respeotfuily solicit tlie patronage of our numerous
friends, nnd the public generally. We will
at all 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 ?fc ROBERTSON.
March 31, 1858. 48 tf
ABBEVILLE AND WASHINGTON
STAlxE LJLJNE.
t FROM
- Abbeville to ^Washington.
THE PROPRIETOR of thi? well established
Line takes.this method of informing ,the
pubKo that lie h^t chabged hie Schedolcr/wr tlio
convenience of passenfcfdrtc " " '
Tbe Stage will be detamedat Abbeville Court
House, until half past 9 o'clock, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and'FRIDAY. mornings, affordiog
an opportunity for passengers on the morn1
ing- traib from Greenville to go directly
' through to Washington, 04, the same day, con'
neoting with tbe train ?t Washington, for Au
gust a, Montgomery, Ala., orMempjus, Tens.
i T&?g&' ms&?-musks
"morning*.
a Tfo {<ine Jaw bean r>ftU#d *. ?pl#Qdid
>C pOflMfrJMS COiPHi
2 good Tfltttas and ?n oxpenen^d driver.
I raaen any'point '#a*t of AtMi|j|?-Jtr ?#*ctly the
moio time, and with $6.00Ion e.panw than by
1 I
NOO,R& 6c OU AXFiB J?
THIS hang their Banner on the outer '
will#, and under >t will-say that thVy h
have just rcoeived one of the largest and best
Stocks of ? ; j
Clothing-, Crockery, and Dry Goods, ?
ever imported ii^to the District of AbbevilleAll
of which have been bought foe CASH,
and which will bo aoV&forCASlI, chef^er
than any ono can' biw oh Time, (w<5 calftrnbt
Wh-_) jSv,-a. . . . :
miniv nuvo come auo nave ueenconvinced o\
the truthfulriess of our assertions ; but^liere are
soiuo wlio yet cling to their fond Idol?we mean i
the practice of buying Goods oh twelve montb'a. i
time. Of those wo regret to take our last fare- 1
well, unless it bo when they have Cash to spare; ;
then it is we will give them prices that willtoot
rise up and mako them afraid. but will encout*- i
ago and cheer them on. It may be necessary
for us to Btate that wo have maue arrangements i
in New Vork, to receive all the new Stylos of i
Ooojia imported into tlie city?this season. Under
this airangemenj. and with- the Goods already
received, wcJJatter ourselves that none
will be oblig^to IqjTfe'our quiet little Town unsatisfied
11 rt l'ivii nsiito;. ...i "
AVo !i<j(wrjli:ni(l 11 short list.pf I lite new
Stylos niio^ficos. In the first place,-*
loi) Ladies' Collars,
from Auction from 12} cents to 7.00 dollars
Honiten Lace Setts,
from Importers, from 10 to 25 dollars;
Bill LI.I ANTS, :it 12} cents;
Ladies' COTTON llOSE, at tij cents;
j-uuics i ia.> j /iv i'^ivv^u i r*rr>, tit, cents;
Fine Dress Goods,
and HEAD DUKssiiS;
Rflbe a tjnillc .SI I.KS, at "0 and <lfi dollars;
llobe a C?>uillo Organdies, at 0, 7, and 15
dollar.-;;
l*arod:i Cloths,
Double Ducall Stripe?, at 25 dollars.
Aud we have on tlie way 1,200 yards of
l*riut<><l liiiwnx,
which liave been bought for us at Auction.
Hoop Skirls,
Steel, l-?rass, and Whalebone, frotn $1.50 to
$1.51); |
Mantillas, Point I.acc, Chantilla, Moire An- '
tiijuc, anil Black Silk, from ^1.50 to $25.00; 1
-mw ML-a 9m 9 {
"White Crape, list oil a Black Silk, Moire <
Antique, utiil l.>e Lunc Shawls, from $1.00 1
to $10.50;
To the gentlemen, of our town atul country, 1
we would say that we have the Ktircka Suits, i
Coats, Pants, mid Vests, fine and new, we have, ;
also, a good Stoek of the tJcrotn Collars, Crnj
vats, and Shirts, Something new aud Fancy.?
j Also, a good Stoek of
Summer lints.
N. B.?No Goods will be'taken back when i
once sold, unless the Goods be dam aged before ,
purchased.
April 22, 1858. 51 tf
Cnu I .... I : ..1. * *
WE Respectfully in form our friends and '
1 lie Public, that wo liuve purchased
the exclusive right to sell in this District,
Danford & Baileys' Patent Self-Generating
Gas lamps,
and enn supply every fumily with the most
beautiful nnd economical light now iu use. It
is 110 trouble to keep theui in order, nnd their
impossibility of explosion reader them invaluable.
One burner will give as much light as
seven candles, at the trivial cost of about one
cent, per hour, irnd can bo fitted in any other
lamp at small expense.
We will keep on hand a supply of splendid
| Piilour and otlier Lamps,
| at all prices. This Light is adopted to Churches,
Hotels, Stores nnd Dwellings,
Call and pee for yourselves, at
JORDAN\t McLAUCHLTX'9,
No. 3 Granite Range,
Abbeville C. H., S. C. :
April 30, 1858. 62 tf 1
1 I
lanyard and Sliocshop. i
MR. ADAM FIERNEUSEL, a regular, faith- !
ful and soeceMfjil German Tanner.?In ,
finish and durabilitj',ins heavy and light Leat.li- (
er challengea ooni|>etition with the licet to be
found in the Charleston and New York roar- '
kete. I ,
If c? I HTTT?r TTVAV __1 IATT\T **-n^r I
uiciwin. on.nur.ii jvhva una di^rin jjlllil- (
F.R, Boot and Shoe Makers.
Mr. Knox is known throughout the District. (
Mr. Meyer as a fashionable, liubhed and faithful,
Boot and Shoe Maker, 1
for Gentlemen, and Coarse and Dress Shoes for
Ladies, has not his superior in New Yoik or
Boston.
Orders promptly attended to. Prices will be
kuown by cards distributed. I
A liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
J. W. JONES.
Calhoun's Mills, April, 1858 50 Stlm-lin
JfOHH Xc. GLARE,
REPAIRER OF CLOCKS, WATCHES AXD
WOULD respectfully inform the citi-wflv
zona of tlii! District, that lie lms Al.jaS.
located himself at llodgc's Depot, where lie will
t>e prepared to execute, with proniptuees, all orders
in his line of liu-sinees. lie is well prepared
with all the tools and materials of his
art, and feels coiitidcnt in being uble to give
satisfaction. All work warranted.
Terms Cash.
April 14, 1858. 60 "Iy
{3^~ Banner copy. .
D K. s. HENRY BE A ED,
xm jez2 nw je as 'ar 9
Graduate of Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery.
HAS-permanently located at Abbeville C.
II., and solicits a sharo of public pit
..a c r..n
itciu 11*011 ti'u 11 > * in i \j iuii upprr
and lower sets. Exposed nerve# destroyed and
treated, free from pain." Having purchased an
office Iliglit, of Dr. Blandy, of Baltimore, I Am
prepared to j?sort teeth on the Cheoplastio process.
ty Office, two doors below Dendr's Corner,
Abbeville C. H., 8. 0.
April 22, 1868. 52 ly
jytissolution.
ffMIE Partnership heretofore existing between
KNRIGHT & STARR, in the
manufacture of Cotton Gins, Wheat Thrashers,
Fans, <tc., has this ddy Keen dissolved by
mutual ngrceiiient of parties. The Books and
Accounts of the Old Firm are in the hands of
John Enright,.y?j?aia itlone authorized to settle
the business or tfie 6#me.
JOHN KNRIGHT,
RICH'D C. STARR.
Nov?ftber 1, 1857. 29 tf
C. P. BEM8EN
18 prepared to pffer his large and well selected
stock of New Style* " ,,
IIAT$ and CAPS
for the Fall abd Winter Trnde ; tbey are made
of fine material And will compare with the
' very best article that ia manufactured, whiok
for beauty and finish cannot be excelled.
termjj oabh. c. p. remsen-,
' Columbia, 8. 0.
Oot. 5, 1847 28 tf ?
\ "? 1 ''jV'J" v I1'*' . Ml I.J T-r
Xl&JbJUl * W Aiutmn
WOULD rMpeclfally call the sttaption of ,
th?iV fri?nds'and oastomaro to tjwlt*
ttukH NSQRO, GOODS. /
^ofgaScblay VWhite PZAIN8, Warranted
i? * !?*
' >Mari})oror PT. A ri)ft AMttPttrf uK.
c DISSOLUTION.
^PHE firm of FERRYMAN A- WALLEli wni?
JL dissolved by mutual conscnt on tho first
St January.?Potties any way indebted to the
sooCcrn, will please come forward nnd close
their accounts by cosh, (or note.) The name
jf the iirui, will be used in settlement by ei>
ther of the parties.
\V. W. I'ERRYMAN,
W. \V\ WALLEK.
TZ3 JWL. KC.SLB *
Ha vi.au 6ul<l my entire inter-st of Goods
to Gen. \V. W. Perrymnn, I take this
method of returning iny sincere thanks, to my
numerous friends and customers for tlicir very
kind and generous support to mo for the twe
years I have been in business in this plnco and
viciuity. I woulu bespeak for the Genera),
an increased continuance of the same.
15y rcferenco to l'errymnn's Curd you will
sec that I am (by his kindness) retained as clerk,
und I can only say that 1 will d<> evyy thing
... ...j Ki.?u iu 111 uKo your business transactions
agreeable and profitable. it. V
WV"V. WALLER.
Jan. 11, 18*>S. 5;7 tf
_<*&.. EE
T1IK subscriber having purchased tlic interest
of W. W. Waller, would respectfully
solicit a coutiiiiiaiice of the vefy liberal patronage
given to the old linn.
lie feels deeply tlie obligntion lie is under to
(he many kind friends who lwive stood by him
for the six years of his niiinhooil, and busiuce's
life, through evil as well asiruod rcDort.
And- while lie docs not offVr lu sell good# for
cost price*, he knows the motto. "Live and let
Live,'" and will conduct business accordingly.
lie is happy ! > announce that hestill retains
the service of the agreeable and indefatigable
Waller, who will a3t as chief clerk and agent
in the purchase and sale of goods. He is also
loruinnie 111 imiu mc^ on to Messrs. ;.^Applcton
und White, who will be as industrious, polite
and attentive as ever.
W. W. PERRYMAN.
Jan. 11.1858. 37 tf
mt a:? rmy a orzz n;
rI"MIE Subscribers having disposed of their
JL entire stock of JL>RY GOODS in the establishment
known ns CHAMBERS it MARSHALL,
at Abbeville CJ. 11., S. begs leave
to recommend to their friends and the public
II.. ? ?
-t-iiviuin niL-ir f iiecessors, iuessrs.
(J HAY A J AS. T. ROBERTSON. who will cooduet
the bus in e.g8 under the Ktyle uud title of
U RAY it ROBERTSON*.
These gen (lenient are well known by us as
enterprising and correct business men, and ?ve
cheerfully recommend them to our friends and
patrons us worthy their patronuge.
C3?" .Mr. Jul IN (IRAY, i3 our authorized
Agent to settle all aecouutH due, bv or to the
lirm of CHAMBERS it MARSHALL, and we
earnestly request those indebted to make early
settlement, as it is absolutely necessary for us
U> elose our business at Abbeville Court House
and the udjaeent countrv.
CHAMBERS it MARSHALL.
Columbia, S. C., Nov. 30, 1S57. 31 If
sTTwTn gmachines.
rO MANUFACTURERS, PLANTERS,
AND PLIVATE FAMILIES,
[n Purchasing such an article as a
SEWING MACHINE, the true
policy is to buy the best.
IM, SINGER it CO.'S GAZETTE, a beauti
fill pictorial paper, contains full and re*
iablo information aboutSEWING MACHINES,
ind answer all questions that can be asked on
:he subject. All who r^ad this paper will learn
low to purchase a Sewing Machine with which
ftl.flOO u year, clear protit, can be mude, and
kvill be protected from being imposed upou by
iomc of the humbug Machines now before the
public. Singer <fc Co.'s Machine is arranged to
Jo coarse auil fine work of every description.
Die Gazette may be obtained gratis on application
at any ofSingcr it Co.'s Offices.
Machines on exhibition and for sale and injtructions
given , by E. J. TAYLOR, Agent in
Singer it Co.'u Charleston Offico 458 King;,
street.
Principal OfTiec 458 Bronilway, New York.
Abbeville C. II., Murch !i'J. 48 ly
The Marshall House.
r|"MlE subscriber having purchased that coinJL
inodioua and well known Mansion,
THE MARSHALL HOUSE,
lins made every arrangement for the accommodation
of Permanent and Transient Boanderrf,
and hopes, bv proper attention, to merit a full
share of public patronage. After the first of
October, iho rates of regular Boarding will be
516 00 per month.
EDMUND COBB.
Sopt. 30,1807. 22 tf
S. H. JONES.
HOUSE HtlliDES.
OFFERS his services to the citizens of Abbeville
District, in everything pertaining to
Iiis line of business. By a strict attention to
the interests of hid emploj'crs, ho hopes to
uierit a duo share of patronage. Address
Sondover P. O.,
Abbeville District, S. C.
^Bcl.10, 1858. v 46 tf .
SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas.
Henry C. Parncll, ) Attachment.
Wm. B. Lloyd, ) McGowan, Pl'ffs. Att'y.
WHEREAS the Plnntiff did, on the sixth
dav of Aoril. eighteen hundred and
fifty eight, filo his deelaration against the Defendant,
who, (it is said,) is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom a copy of tho said declaration might
be served: It is thereforo ordered that the
said Defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration, on or beforo the seventh day of
April, eighteen hundred and fifty nine, otherwise
final and absolute judgment 'mill then be
given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW McDONALD, c. c. p.
Clerk's Office, April, 8, 1858. 49 ly
AND STATIONERY.
THE Undersigned has opened a BOOK
STORE, in Newberry, where he keeps
constantly on band a fine assortment of ReJig
ious, Miscellaneous andSchool BOOKS. '
Orders from a distance will be filled at the
shortest nolico. W. J. DUFFIE.
Newberry C. IT. [Jan 25 88-ly
Xr"""'v ?r'*rJKnf?? I
wj?^ ?n
^Unter^ nre reipeotfally Inyited tp ej?m
in? our stock before purobMin* *iMwher?. .
Oofc 2,18?L.. j 8a - tf
1 , r I ) : X
strayed po#. '"*?
'kV*i?u~"''Vv._t iL~ i dl&flikr
May 13tb, 1856 ^
DRY GOODS | DRY GOOB 1
IUILLI# & WARREN
ARE now receiving theis stocks of Fall and
Winter GOODS, which they are prepared
to offer and dell as low as any house in ths
city. The stock has been selected with gr?at
care, and comprise a great variety of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
such as
Rich and elegant Silk ROBE?D'QUIIXE ;
Bayadere Silk*, variety of styles ;
Silk YALKNCIAS, Striped and Plaid ;
Plain SILICA, all colors :
Mourning Havaderc atid Cliene SILKS ;
a .
A iuiii Wiuvn, 141 ivi auu oil IjK'U ;
Silk POPLINS and Victoria PLAIDS ;
DELAINE ROfcE D'OUILLE ;
Rich Fig*I'd DELAINES oud CASHMERES}
Kmh'rd Freueh MERlNOES. new styles ;
Plain French and l?ngli?h MERlNOES;
Mourning PELAINES.
ALSO
French arid English PRINTS ;
American
Mourning , "
Suotoh GINOImMS ;
Mourning "
Cliciifc. N "
An extensive variety of SIIAWLS, COToprieing
Si Ik'ThiouySlI AW LS';
UrocHw" "
Flush Bordered Stella SIIAWLS ;
Chenille SIIAWLS and SCARFS t
Ladies' Black und Col'rd Cloth CLOAKS J
Rich Velvet CLOAKS, every variety ;
AH Wool Lone SHAWNS ;
Plain Bl'k it Sec'nd M ring Merino SHAWLS}
A lot of beautiful EMBROIDERIES, consisting
of
Rich Muslin SLEEVES and COLLARS, in
otts ;
Jaconcl :ind Swiss SLEEVES, Lineu COLLARS
;
Maltese Lace SETTS;
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES }
Jaconet and Swiss Bands ;
Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS, Plain
and Embroidered ;
Hcm'd and Mourning HANDKERCHIEFS ;
Mioses' and Boys' Wool IIO^E; .v
w.%,.1 riAiTiriJv. uA'pi'IJW
Misses' Merino VESTS, Short nnd Long
Sleeve ;
For the Gentlemen's line inny Le found?
Black CLOTHS nnd CASSIMEJK.ES ;
Fancy ('ASSI.MERES, latest styles :
RieliVelvot nnd Canhmece'-VESTINGS;
North Carolina CASlMERES, superior
urtiele ;
CRAVATS and COLLARS ; MerinoTIES.
MILLER & WARREN.
Uct. 2, 1857. 22 It
THE LIVER
INV1GOK1TOR!
rEEPAUED BY1 DR. SANFOKD,
Compounded, Entirely from Gums,
I S one of the hest Purcntive and Idver Modi
JL 01 lies now before the public, that acta as n
Cathartic, easier milder, und more effectual thaa
any other medicine known. It is not only ?
Ctillmrtic, but a Liver Remedy, acting firsti'oa
the Liver to" ejeet'its morbid motter, then on
the stomnch and bowels to curry off that mattor,
thus accomplishing tw<tepuw^3cs effectually,
without any of the painful feeling# experienced
in the operations of most Cathartics, it
strengthens the system at the same time that it
purges it; and when taken daily in modert?tf
dosea, will strengthen and build it up with aa
usual lapiuitjr.
The Liver is one ofvthe principal regulators
of the human body; and when it performs
iU functions well, the powers of the
? system are fully developed. The stomach it
y almost entirely dependent ou thaf healthy
J action of the liver for the;propei;^perfortnnnce
of its functions; when the Btomach if
Oat fault, the bowels are at fault, and tbo
whole system sutlers in consequence of one
organ?the Liver?having ceased to do iU
L* duty. For the diseases of that orgartV- ona
p of tho proprietors has r.mdo it his study, ia
. ti prucucc 01 inure uiairiweni) years, xo
find some remedy where with, to counteract
the many derangements to wnicb it is liable.
To prove that this remedy is at lost found,
S any person troubled with the Liver Com^
plaint, in any of its forms, has to try a bot9
tie, and conviction is certain.
Thdite Gums remove all morbid or bad
matter from the systen), supplying in their
fl plaoc a healthy flow of bile, invigorating
y purifying the blood, giving tooe and health
H to the whole machinery, removing the cause
k of tho disease, effecting a radical cilre.
Bilious attacks are cured, and what is
better, prevented, by the occasional use of
<2 the Liver Invigorator.
m One dose after eating is sufficient to r?y
lieve the stomach and prevent the food from
" arising and souring.
Ouly one dose taken before retiring, pra.
v^its Nightmare.
JJ Only one dose taken at night, looeenB the
bowels gently, end cures Costiveness.
a One dose taken after .each meal will care
iJvspopsia.
One dose of two tea-spoonfuls will
K always relieve Sick Headache.
9 One bottle taken for female obstruction
will remove the cause of the disease, and
3 make a perfect cure.
J Only one dose immediately relieves Cholic,
while one dose often repeated is a sure cur*
f". tor (Jliolera nimbus, ana a preventive of
Cholera.
ES?"" Only one bottle is needed to throw
[1 out of the system the elfects of medioine af?J
ter a long sickness.
f\ One Lottie tal;en for Jaundic* r?a
moves all sallowncfs or unnatural color from
y the skin.
^ Oue dose taken n short time before eating
U gives vigor to ilie'appetite aud makes food
jg digest well.
Uno doBO oiten repeated cures uprontt
0 Diarrhoea in its worst forme, while Summir
and Bowel complaints yield almost to tb?
. first doso.?
m - One or two doses cures attacks oauaed bj
PI Worms in Children: there is do surer, safer,
^ or speedier remedy iu tho world, as it never
R,
j1 frW A_.few bottles cures Dropsy, by exoid('
tiuu' the absorbents. t., ,
Wtf ttfkc pleasure in recommending this
fA iugdicino as a preventive for Fever and
Ague, Chill Fever, and nil Fevers of a BUs;
iniia Tvno If. nnr>rn(?a with AArfotni^ *nd
thousands nro willing to testify to ito"v(pn^
dcrful virtues.
All who use it are giving their unanimous
testimony in its favor.
23?" Mix water in the mouth with the InY?g? 1
orutor, and swallow both together.
THE LIVER INViaORATOH *
Is a sceientific Medical Discovery, and ia daily
working curcs, almost too great^gkbgtjejfe 'ft
"nwB oa. if Kv mnrrie. even the fim do?e^winff
benefit, and seldom' than one bottJ#trre h#r?3
to Qure any kind of Liver CompUib^frofettftll*
worst Jnundice or Dyspepsia, to a qooftnon
Headache, all of which are the result pf t ?i?.
eased Liver. .
Prioe, One Dollar per botU#, . . *
SANFORB & CO., xropriotora, .
846 Broadway, Now Yerk.
WHOLESALE A0ENT8 t
Barns & Park, New York; T. W. Dyott 4
Sons, Philabclphia; M. 8. Btur & Co., Boston*
W TT Uao A fin Portland .fchn ft. P?rt Clfe.
cinnati V Gaylord dx Harntnotid# ClewltM;
Fahneatoek A Davit, Chicago ;'0. J. Wood 4
Co., 8t. Louis;.George U. Ka*eer, PiUebqjfg:
S. 8, Baltimore.. r And retailed bjr^lll
Druggi?te. % - ... , [,,
Bran oh A Allen, and Jordan A Me?*a?Ufn
Abbetflle 0. K., and Dae Wert. ; *
Sill A Englaw,- Columbia. -
4?? : wr-.W.; >
F. f t R OR@pp$ON>
PUBLIC AUCFftHfiBf, *;
ytftTCirtD re^e^ftdfcAijil,