The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, June 03, 1859, Image 3
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SIXTY DAYS
ij o 3nt Gr e n.
WE tvil! continue to sell our Stock of
Goods, which ii ?till jiretty largo,
rmr mzz ? b as
FOR OA.SHWe
also havo lome Goods which we will dispose
of
Under Cost to Clear Them Out.
Purchasers are invited to call and oxamino
our PRINTS, colored and l?lnr?lr
LAWNS, GIJiGllAMS, &C? &C.,
which they cnn buy now at 25 per ceut. below
regular prices.
Black, Blue and Pink Berago* from 22 cts. up.
Poile <le Chevre, at l'2$cte, worth 18Jc.
Chambrav and De Ueges at 11c.
Swiss, Jaconet and chucked Muslin, a large
Assortment from 7c. up. %
Brilliants, white at. 10c., colored, a good article,
at 12Ji\, worth l!>|o.
Bed Ticking from 8e up.
Iilaek Alpucu, Queen's Cloth, and Drap
d'Ete at vcty low prices.
Cotton Yarn at $1.05 per Bunch.
160 of those cheap X. W. Collais und Sleeves
at one fourth their real value.
MISSES' STEEL SPRING HOOP SKIRTS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Still a good assortment for Ladies, Misses, Children
nnd Servunta, ulso for Meu, Buys and
Youths.
Buggy Dmbrcllus al 03.50 to $1.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
of nil sorts, cheaper than ever?as low as 75c.
for Coals even, I'nnts at Jjftc. and Vest# at 75c.
First Quality Silk H?tf at $3.50, black high
crown Cnssiiiict'C ul $2.25.
Low Crown Cassimere and Wool Hats at unprecedented
low figures.
Our Block of Str&w Hats will bo closed out
uoder cost.
Purchasers will consult their own interest by
calling and buying from
M. ISRAEL & BRTJSSEL.
P. S?Wo not only protend to sell nt cost,
but we will do it, as the goods must and will
fce sold l>v ihts first of Amnist im*t.
June 1, 1S59, 5, tf
liRAV & ROBERTSON
ARE
WOW oaf FEH.IKTG
AT A
GREAT REDUCTION
from Former I'rlccs,
Their Entire Stock
OF
FANCY AND 1* SILKS,
BERAGES
AND
Serase Robes,
SHAWLS AM). MANTILLAS,
r? ? i tr ? - -
nvoai .L.ace, swiss, and Jaconet
?Z3 mzm T ^ Jt-j ^5Bk- ? s 9
AND
#
Setts of Collars aud Sleeves.
THE eenson being far advanced for selling
such goods, arid being overstocked, we
we are determined to ulear them out at a
*'gr?at sacrifice.'1 They are all new and of
the latest styiea. Ladies who are not yetsupplied
will find this a rare chance to do bo, at
No. 1. Granite Range,
/V-tolo o villo .
June 1, 1859,6, tf
\
DAILY OPENING i
AT WTTT TAM^
. ? ? JLJL^JLiXXiUlU
Between Kerr and Branoh, Alien & .Edwards.
One of the most varied und select stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
And Spring and Summer Styles
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
To be found anywhere, consisting in part of
the following, viz:
Bl'k and Col'd Orleans Cloth, Sack and Frock
Coats,
A variety of dark and col'd aa9tmere Suita.
do do do Linen do ^
do do do Marseillea do
Bine, Black <fc Brown Cloth Frock <Ji Sack do
Drab D'Ete do do do do '
Tweed do do do do
8ilk Flannel do do do do 0
Casaitnere, Alpacn, Italian, Marseilles, '
Linen, Cotton, Corduioy, and many other '1
atylec of
3? ANTS
that yoq will have to call and see. I '
VESTS *
As raried as above.
Gentlemen's Linen Drawers, Socks, do
do Cotton do do do
do Lisle do do do I
do jaconet Murlin Under Shirts,
do Bilk, Li tic. Merino, and Cotton
Shirta. 1
A variety of Collorg and Cravats, new styles.
Now in store and daily receiving by
A. A. WILLI Am
June 1, 1850,?5?tf I
ALLEN & DIAL,
Importers and Dealer ?in Enylith and American
HARDWARE & CUTLERY, <
Iron, Steel, Hail* Castings,
MTTjXS STOXTE19,
Boiling Cloths, Mill Irons, Sugar Pans,
Mia Rubber and Leather ^ (
Carpenters, Blacksmith* aAd ,T*oner'? Tools, i
Hou?ke?piDg a<id FarnUtu'ng .Hardware; I
Agricultural Implement*, Liqpa, Cemept,-jy *?
tar, Painta, Oila, rraneb ao^Am'riean Wiiraowt
Qtaaa, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Shot Belt*, P?^- d?r
Flaski, Po'wd?r, 8h0k, Ac., '
~ WWLU&tE OR BOTAXX., \
At tkft Sign of*tbtf QoItUn Pad jbdok ,
PdlumbiA* *fcO.
J*W ?
* 1
I). M l.A
ssiMsisf i
ABBEVILLE
lias constantly on hand, an<l Is i
nmifi* mn
wbduuv nnu
To which he respeotfnlly invites the nttention of 1
' sclcctTed with great care, and consists in purt, o
drugs, m:
?C * ML 3E23 J9.WL JB
Fine Toilet Soaps, Fine I
IE* 33 IR, 2? XT
TRUSSES AND SH
| SURGICAL AXD DEX1
Pare WINES and LIQUOI
MEDICINE
FIKTB TOBACCO. S3ST1
FASfGY Am TOI!
N. B.?Physicians* proscriptions carefully com)
Medicines warranted gtiiuin
May 19. 185U. 3-tf
WILLIAMSTOiV SPRINGS
HOTEL. j
THE IVopiielors of thia largo and com- "
ItlodiollH IIOTKI. lliJt?? llli-iwnrt. in annnihi
ciiiu to the public iliut it is now open lor the j ,
reception of compaiiy, mid is tinder the manage- ]
ineiit uf II. T. TUdl'lN, one of the proprietors.
Tiie Hotel ia now completed, and niiitiy comforts
and amuseintnts uiiJtii over the Inst season.
The Hotel i:; capable of accommodating i>('0
persons, and the proprietors can say with eonCi*
deuce Dint O r hiri5<* and well vrnlilnted rooms it ,
cniuiot he am passed :?t any Watering place, m,(l J
every efloit will he lilade lo meet the eXpeetiitioa
of both lie s?-ek- rs of pleasure tuid health.
As lo the medicinal qualities of the water, we r
can e y that we know of no invalid who ha^
given it a fair tiiul t>ut whnt Ins gone away be- ?
fieving that they were greatly benelilled. *
There ih n good Livery Stable kept in connec- j,
lion-wiili the Hotel, where good llorses and Ve- v
hides can he hail ut all times.
The Willinn stini Springs are situated immediately
on the (ireeliville <U Columbia Itaiho.id.
in Amler.-on District, S. C., one hour's run on,
Itailrnud to Greenville village. 7 hours' run to
Columbia, and 15 hours' to Charleston, b. C.,
uiid Augusta, Ga.
II. T. TUSTIN, c
UN-GO H NKI^ON, w
J. G. WTLLSON. v
May 20, 1859 5 61 n
G (Tods !
AT COST ;
AND AUCTION.
IN view of making room for our full purchase*, j
we will oil un*J after tlie firm of June next,
offer our entire atocli of diy goods, 1Jwtn unJ
Shoes
t Cost.
Our stock of dry cooks emltrnnert all the l;itcsl
btvlos, fancy SILKS, TISSIJ K.S, OALI.ICOES,
UKHAliKs, 1MII.MANTE*. MUSLINS and
GINlilliVUS, While it ltd Printed Double
SKIRTd iiinl FLOUNCES.
On ihn first Suturdav in JUNE will mm.
mence to
AUCTION ir
L
goods at 10 o'clock, A. M., nnd continue lo (]o
uu on every Saturday until furiher notice. .
We would e.?|>eciully cull tin* attention of tie
ladies to tins notice, as it will afford them uii up- ''
poriiimty of ol>t(tininl; a >iue ncli uud beautiiul ''
goods fur a 611111II ouilny of money.
TeriitJ?A oreilft. till ilie ln>t of January nest.
APPI.KTOS' << "t. M. 1'KUIIY.MAX.
New Mniket, C., Miy 20, lfcSj. 4 Int. fj
NEW ARRIVALS, t
MOORE & QTLTAIFr.
HAVE received a new lot of Slant ..ae, ^
Lace 1'iiiiitp, and something new in Lace j.
1. i?? 1 ? - -
jnowis, nuiiiicj liiints. Also, a tew more
ao SFXlIKTCr SCOOPS
May 27, 1850, 4-tf
3STew Arrixrala. fl
WE iinve this duj* received a large ana new
supply iif ?
Bleached and Brown HOMESPUNS.
X*lack ami White Goods for DUSTERS.
Black and While CALICOS. Q
BED TICKING, ?
& ml other articles which wo oiler al a small *
profit.
MOORE & QUAIFE.
May 27,1850. 4-tf
Sheriff's Sale. w
BY virtue of sundry Writs of Fiera Facias
to me directed, I will sell at Ahheville
u11 jiuuae, on me nrsi Monday iu Juno next,
viihiu the le^nl hcmr a of sale, Hie following
roperly, to wit;
1 Negro M"n, Tom, levied on aa the property H
f Stephen W. Willis, ada. J. 6. & J. II. -
Iritt, and otlwjis. ,ft
PERMS?CASH. *r
JOSEPH T. MOORE, a. a. d. 3?
Sheriff's Office, May UJih, 1859. ?(i
ih
JF* u9L 1ST IS 9
'rora Five Cento to Twelve Dollar#.
PARASOLS,
to
?rom Twenty-Five Cents to Twelve Dollars. ju
MUSLIN S,
<*rom Six and a Quarter to One Dollar and
Twenty-Five Cento. , ~
TIT^TIAG-BS, ,
'rom Four Dollars to Twenty-Five Dollars.
XjADIEB' SSCOZ18, j
rrotnFifty Cento to Five Dollars.
r LADIES' HOBB,
(Cott&fe, Linen and Silk,)
from Six and a Quarter Cento to Pive Dollars.
?; A. A- WILLIAMS.
April 29,18$9-S2~tf
DAILY EXPEOTJMD. 8
iREATBST LUXURY OP TIB MON, 1
elipucbId springs 1
\ -DAPTED to any size Bed, and >*,{] 1 be told
cY. cheap. /Tha AaJkor Houw and ethfr W w
els ha*e been latefy farniahed jrith tb<m, and gi
bey ?r? pruaoonoed without parallel for in
amfut in tsl summer. 70^fftmHy -%boold be
1 lb'm ft. A. WILLIAM?.
April 19,
UCHLIN,
k
O- s. o.a
now receiving a frcsli supply of
mLuibiricd)
iid friends nnd tlie public generally. Ilia stock
f the following articles:
EDICINES,
C?3 JWL. !ML~u JB*> 9
lair and Tooth Brushes, ;
M E IT 3
oulber braces,
fAL 1XSTRLMEXTS,
IS lor Medical Purposes, J
chests, !
CJl-'l-' -A.WX3 OiaAXtS.
LET ARTICLES, ;
i
>oun<le<], and all orders correctly answered,
e, and of the best quality.
ABBEVILLE (
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
E. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
n 1 ni 1 " "
a. xurgo otocK oi uarriages and i
Buggies on Hand. t
I'M IE Sulisnibor takes pleasure in informing ,
those who are in want ?>f Carriages or Hug- |
hH, that lie has, within the la.st few weeks, {
isited fotnu fifty of the most popular Carriole ,
'tic lories in the New England State*, anil has ,
kriill great, cure had (
Manufactured to Order
nonie of the best. of work,
Expressly for this Market, i
lid now offers the same fur sale at prices lhat
it11not lie beat iii thin country. This work,
ith a larj^e slock of rny own manufacture, itf J.
warranted to ho of the best luuterial and woiklauship.
Having made all necessary arrangemets with '
he liest Manufactures I am prepared to ftirniuli
i? order every blvlenf Carriage, from the finest 1
loach dowil to a child's \Vhoelburrow, at the 1
liori^bt notice, and at very low pric a for fine
please give mo a cnll, and examine the work,
ly slock conMtftp, at this lime, as fullows:
HOCK A WAYS?diff-rat NlylM,
DOUHEE SEAT HUGGIES?no top,
SINGLE sEAT RL'GGIES-?iliiferet styles,
Extension Ton, Sliding Seat liUGGlES,
Single Scat TO I' liL'GGlES, (tine.)
Wool-fluffed and cuiiiiiiuii COLLARS,
HARNESS?lino for and upwaid*,
VVllll'S.H large stock, t from 25 eia. $3,
Fine FI.Y NET'l'S, for horses,
HUGGY UMHRELLAS, heat quality.
Children's Carriages and Gigs,
i fact uluioat every article kept iu a Carriage
'aelory.
My block of Trimmings are fine and large, and
am therefore prepared to do all kinds of re
Hiring at the shortest notice and best style. hi
ricea that cannot be underworked by any Shop
i tlio up country.
Second-hand Work.
I Imve on liiuid u few ^<?id Buggies and Curages
which I will eell cheap.
The public are invited l?i ^ivo me a cull, and
cainiue the work, if they don't wish to t?uy, aa
charge nothing for looking.
Furniture. J
I am nlno prepared to receive orders for any li
yk of Furniture, and deliver the same to this a
ncr, nt aa low prices aa can be bought in auy
lutlicrn market. tl
Sewing 3VTn.olxlxa.oai.
I will rWso furni-ih SIXCiCK'S 8EWIK6 MA*
II INKS m New York price*, with only th? c,
eight uildfd- 0
E. J. TAVLOK. 6,
Abbeville C. II., May 17, 185!>. 4?3m e
tl
JUST OPENED
IT WILLIAMS'!:
FOB .LADIES. ..
1 CHOICE lot of Berages, Muslins, and
jL many other floods newest styles,
hicli pleu>>e caH and examine,
A. A. WILLIAM8.
April 29, 1859.-52-3t
TO SELL. ~
CIIE Subscriber offers for sale tlie well
known Carriage Establishment in the Vil- ?
pe of Lowndesville, formerly occupied by Mes*.
Lkld?l & Wilson. Tbe baildinit islnrge and ,
mmodioui, and is furnished with all the ap- \
iarices for carrying on the Carriage making .
id repairiiig bunineM, in all its branches. On
e premises is a tine Brick Blacksmith Shop, ,
id al?o a good Dwelling House and the?vecesry
outbuildings. The 'location is one of the (
si in the District for the Carriage business, "
nl presents a fine opportunity for investment,
an enterprising man. For further oaitiuu- ,c
is apply to thu Subscriber at Lownaesville.
J. T. BASKIN. "
May ?, 18?9 1-tf *
DOMESrJJ(IC GOODS.
1 FULL stock may be found at Williams
JL at all time* at lowest market prices.
f A. A. WILLIAMS.
Lpril 29, 1859-52-1 f
The State of Snnf.Vi
vMAWa-UU)
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT,
la Equity* B
Henderson Kirtland, \ ?
North & Plait- S Bill for Inifenetioo, )
vi, ) AecouotMe. .
addon, Singer ? Co., V
and othera. }
PURSUANT to order of ConrJ, I will aall at
public oato'ry at AbbevMlo C. II., on a,
i|a Pny in June next,. ((5th) uncommonly H
and likely uegroer.- Cached aa the pro. D|
irty of A. Wilaou ^addofl, and bald uodor or- j,,
sr of thia CoOffc o)
Terma?A er*4it till lat day of January naxt, ?
ith intaraat //-ofci.day of *al??-paroh aaera to
va bond* wHft two good raraUaa, pay tha'Mlaai
i Ca?b. and pay for papara.
N. B Salopoattbr*.
Wm. H. PAIKB;C. E. A. D.
w. nTmerrivvetir
HAVING COMPLETED IIIS
DRUG STORE
A T
INTIINmr SIX, J9. O.,
(NEXT DOOtt TO FOOdllE A CARTLIl's.)
WOUI.D recnoctfu Uy call the Attention of
his frieiius and the publio genurally to
Ilia fine struck of
DBUOS
AND
CHEMICALS,
sir! solicit tlieir kind pntronago an<l lUnralitv.
Hi- proposes Bellini; DtutiH ns low n? any flrnt
clat-s Drug 8fore ill the up country. His Block
is complete, and everything sold by him in
warranted to be fresh nnd genuine. At hid
store ma}' he found
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS
Varnishes, Varnish and Paint Brushes,
Spices, Mnce, Cloves, Pepper, Teas
ol' nil kind*, Buggy and Carriole
Grease,
Also, a fine lot of CHEWING TOBACCO,
and SEGA IIS of the best brand#,
A large and varied stock of excellent
PERFUMERY.
He also offers Coiifeetionarles,
BRANDIES,
Pure Old Port, Madeira and Maliega
-WMHBCS
At exceedingly low figures. Also, a good article
of Apple Vinegar, Kerosene, Oils and
fluids. Lumps of nil kinds. Wicks for any
kind ;>f Ijimps, ami everything usually kept
u n first elites Drugstore.
Prompt Attention will bd given to all.
May 0, 1859-1-tf
What has caused this great commotion
The country, country through ?
A ftT rui *??? ??
LA5I TALL Wt SAID
Cheap Goods for Cash was all th*rage,
The greatest blessing of the age.
THIS SPRING WE ADD
I Ml AT -we are armed nn<l equipped ns the
demand requires, with a much Lnrger,
Butter uti.i Cheaper Stouk of Goods tliuu we
Uava ever offered before.
60 FAR FROM
THE CASH SYSTEM
Having proved a failure, each successive montli
ins shown a steady increase. We aliall not
therefore abandon the principle, but shall ndliere
to it more closely- than ever. Old Fogies
may cry, "Peace! peace! 1" but there shall
be no peace unlil it. in known as far as (lie Knst
is from the Went., that Abbeville is the best,
narket for the purchase of Dry Goods, and
hat MOOItE ?L QUAIFE'S is headquurters
Tor style, price and quality.
Come then, all yc sons and daughters of
\dain, and
YOUR GOODS FOR CASH
\nd be no lonper led by those who hold out
oiij; time and big profits.
Here it is hardly necessary for us to ?iv that
me of our firm was one of the first in the
Northern Markets, and nearly the last to leave
t. and that we have tnany of the novelties of
,bc season, consisting in part, a? follow*;
Barege Mantles, $7.60.
.Mantillas at $1.00.
Mantilla Shawls.
Illusion Caps.
Ii:/he Aimed a.
Kobe Leonora.
Kobe Magicienne.
Kobe a Quilles.
Kobe a l.os.
Kobe A L Imperatrics.
Double Skirt Robes,
Robe Chevalier.
Rot... A '1 Volants.
Robe A 2 J up. a VuIsdU.
Bonnele from 2Qcts to $10.
Ksmioralda Sleeves.
I'rinfn.lonna Setts.
Levella Cloth.
F.snioral.la Barege.
Grunidien.
Circular ami Qunker Fans. ;
While and Col. I'ique.
Tine Book Combs, $7.00 I
Barege Robes Double and Single.
I'lain Bareges, 12}eta.
Thunder and Lightning TTats.
Straw llatn<>f every color and style.
Clothing of all styles and prices.
We hand you this short list but if you will i
iririg with you the CASH, we can show i
on many goods that will malf* your heaits 1
cap for j<>3", and pay you well for coming fifty t
nd even un hundred miles. ]
Fearing that we HutII occupy more space
han the Editors ?f the-" Banner " and " Ppsm"
nd tlie kindness lo reserve fur up, we shall ]
lakei^t one more appeal. 5
It V^to those who live at a distance to t
nme to town, and if you cannot buy all
f your goods of us for Cash, you will find ,
jme of the Fogits who are clever follows and
ver ready to welcome you inside the portals of
lieic doors, and extend to you Mint which we /
efuse?Time! Time!) Time!!!?until time
lull he 110 longer on their books, then take t
oin you a scrip of paper on wlrieh is written, I
One day after date," dtc., with your name at t
lie hot torn. I
Our advice -would be, bring with you the
filthy lucre, " and pay as you go; then, (
Calm will he thy sleep ns infant slumbers, ?
Pure as the purest thoughts thy dretins.
And all the joy tit is bright world numbers,
Shed o'er thee her ininjjfftd beams.
MOORE * QUAIFE.
April 6. 1859-49-tf 1
5 I
IIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, \
Abbeville District.? Citation. c
y WILLIAM HILL Esq., Ordinary of Abbe- e
villa District. L
TTIIEREAS, Christopher Ellis, has applied
M to me for Letters of Adininistrution, on
J and singular the goods and chattels, rights
id credits of John E. Ellis, late of lue Disict
aforoauid, decensed.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all r
id singular, the kindred and creditors of the
lid deceased,-.to be and appear'before me, at (
ir uexl Ordinary's Court for the said District,
be holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
iveuth day of June next, to show cause, if any by
the aaid administration should not b#
ranted.
ris j? * * - * -
ukcu unaer my nana una seal, this (went)
Irat day of May, inst.. in the J??r, ot w
our I^ord on* thoutmnd eight hundred and
fifty-nine, and in the 82d year of Apenfian
Independence.
WILLIAM BILL, 0. A. D. t
May 23, 1869 8
HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Abbeville DUtriet.? Citation. *
jr WILLIAM HILL, Eeq., Ordinary oi Abbeville
District.
1THEBBA9, John MoClalvhw Ipplied to n>e
r T for Letters of Admftiiitfcttpii, on atad
ngular (ha goods aud obattela, rights and erudite '
: James McClain, lata of the Dlamnt aforesaid,
ceased. c
The** are, therefore, ta cite and adqtonisb at? o
id siofMar, the kindred and efodiufrsof'the d
kid deaeaaad, to be and appear befcre me, st oar i
at Ordinary** Court for the said Distrkt iahe <1
tldaa at Abbeville C. II.,' the nintfeLvday
r June next, to show eaosa, if, any.wfiyjthe
tid Administration shenld not tie (ranted.
Giran under my hand and seal, thtf tfid t?M(y- '
fourth day Ofay, in th*%?ar of aw Lord
ooa h^nd aifcht bandrad aad fifty. '
ufae. and |? iha'lid year ef Attaricaalfrii paadasca.
" i
_ *taxi**?ax. o. aj>. (
FURNISHNG GOODS.
HPISN QUARTER 11-4 and 12-4 Linen and
X Cotton SHEETING,
4-4, 0-4 and 0-4 Linen and Cotton Pillow
CASINO,
10-4. 11-4 and 124 Summer Marseilhs
QUI LIS,
10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 Alh-ndalo QUILTS.
8-4 and 10 4 Liueu Damask TABLE
CLOTHS.
8-4 and 10 4 Doaeert TABLE CLOTHS,
Linen Datr?,a?k Napljins, l)oylios, Fruit
Doylies, Towellings, Glass Cloths, A,c.,
Together with a beautiful assortment of LACE
and SWISS
Embroidered and Damask
CTJUTAIlNrS,
lUinibotx) SljabcB.
Carpets, ITlattiiigs. &c.
In fact every thing wnnted in tliat wny, and
will be offered at or below city prieea. Call
and ace them at
GRAY cfc ROBERTSON'S.
No. 1 Granite Range.
April 1, 1859?48-tf
IT IS NOT TOO ML'Cn TO SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOliNG,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
Viz: That Professor Wood's Hair Rostorative
WILL prenerve infallibly the growth and
color ot the liair, it useil two or three times a
week, to any imaginable aire. Perfectly, restore
Ilie gray, cover the bald with nature's
own ornament, the hair ; make it more soft
mid beaut iful than any oil, and preserve the
scalp flee from all diseases to the greatest nge.
Statesmen, Judges, Attorney*. Doctors. Clergymen,
Prof'-Pbiunal men and Gentlemen and Ladies
of all classes, all over the world, hear testimony'
that we do not any too much in its favor.
Rend the following, and judge:
Hickory Cuovk, St. Churl in Co., Mo., )
Nov. J9, 1867. f
Prof. 0. J. Woop?Dear Sir : Some time tart
summer we were induced to use some of your
Hair Restorative. and its effects were so wonderful,
we feel it our duty to you aud the afflicted,
to report it.
Our little son's head for some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, and some called it
scald liend. The hnir almost entirely came off
in consequence, when a friend, seeing his sufferings,
advised ua to to use your Restorative,
we oid so with little hope of success, but to
our surprise, and that of all our friends, a very
few applications removed the disease entirely,
and a new and luxuriant crop of hair soon
started out. and we can now gay that our boy
tins as healthy a scalp, and as luxuriant a crop
of hair as any other child. We ean. therefore,
and do hereby, recommend your Restorative
as a perfect remedy for all diseases of the scalp
aud hair. We ?re yours respectfully.
GEO'. W. JIIGGINBOTIIAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.
Pcor. Wooji?Deur Sir: My hair had. for
several years, been becoming prematurely gray
accompanied by a harrhne.es which rendered
the. constant application of oil necessary in
dreuiup it. When I commenced using your
Hair Restorative about two months ago it was
irTthat condition ; a|)d having continued its
use till withiu the last three weeks, it has turned
to its natural color, aud assumed a softness
and lustre greatly to be preferred to those produced
by tt?e applicatiou of oils or any other
preparation I have ever used. I regard it as
an indispensable article for pvppb ix.?
whether to he need an a Hair Restorati ve or for
the simple pur[>OHO of dressing or beautifying
the hair. You have permission to refer to file
all who entertain any doubt of ita performing
all that is claimed for it.
MRS. C. SYMONDS,
Cineinuati, 0., Feb. 10, 8571. 114 Thirdst
Wellington, Mo., Dec. 6, 1857.
Prof. Wood?Dear Sir: By the advice of a
friend of mine, who had been using your Hair
Restorative, I *ua induced to try it. I had
tne fever, some time Inst May, and nearly every
l?air in my head came out. Now my hair
lias come ill a great deal thicker than ever it
was. Nothing but a duly and sympathy that
[ feel to communicate to others who are afflicted
as I lmv.c baep, would induce mo to give
litis public ai ktiow ledgement of the benefit 1
liave received from Prof. Wood's liair Restoru
live. Yours respectfully,
A. R. JACOBS.
The Restorative id put up in bottles of 3 sizes,
fit : large, medium and small ; the small holds
I a pint, and retails for'one dollar per bottle;
ihe medium holds at least twenty per cent
uore in proportion than the small, retails for
.wo dollars per bottle ; the large holds a quart.
10-per cent more in proportion, end retail* for
(3 a boUl?.
O. i. WOOD k. CO., Proprietors. 444 Broadway,
New York, and 114 Market St., St.
Louis. Mo.
rgf~ And sold by all good Druggists and Fan:y
Goods Dealers.
April 2t). 185!)-3m.
WOOL FACTORY. ^
rHE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to accommodate
all who may favor him with
heir patronage. I am prepared to take all the
lurrs out ot the Wool by a machine, and manifact?re
the Wool in Jlollt, in the best manner
lossible.
Location?Eleven mile* North of Abberille
i n ?.t ? * - ? ?
j. ii., uiree inues Jtaet ol l>ue West Corner,
ind tiire* inilea from tbe RaiJrnad.
D. O. HAWTHORK.
CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify to the public that I have
>een since I whs ten years old, working and
>uil<ling Wool Factories, and I here sny, withmt
hesitation, that tfioae M?ehinea of D. 0.
Inwthoin's?Carding M^chin^a, Burring Mahines,
Picking Machine*?are the beat J have
iver seen, ana believe they will surpas* fifty iu
his State fur satisfaction.
J. T. 11UTCHINGS, Machinist.
May 6,1869 1-Sm.
HATS, If AT*.
rHE largest and moat varied assortment in
the up country, from a lOcent straw to
IENINS' bast and litHtaivlM *- -
A. A, WILLIAMS.
May ?, 1869-1-tf
11ECE1YED THIS WEEK.
A LOT of Trimmed, Straw, and Neapolitan
t\. BONNETO.
.A-lso,
A magnMtoanttiksortmeot of Mantilla*, Lace,
'riot*, and
BB11AGB SHAWM
)f the Uteat atvles at
GRAY * ROBERTSON'S.
Anril IK KA_tt
.I ' ... i '
IffOtlQp, ,
rHE Notes and A?counU of the Firm, of }ptdan
A McLsuchlin ?rs in ray blinds for
olUotion. Hitf sr? also Not?* $ad ApcovoU
f ths old Basirisss of D. A- Jordtri, pskiiebted
to Lhs firm, or to atyutIf, ?i)T ?im? for*
rsrd uij ailu immsdttls p*jypsqi|f th? at>
t*#ig0*i* & D. A. lOKDAtf.
12,
*?'* lw' 11
Still eontinc* ths prsotles of M#6jh
^sy !2.!?r?-^iy ' j
258Q8 Prizes,
Fifty ThouBand Tickets!
More than ONE PRIZE to. every Tito
TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $IO, Halve* ?5,
Quarters 92,50.
GEORGIA
STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the
MONTICELLO UNION ACADEMY.
Authorized by Special Act of the Legislature.
iH'KINNElT &Co? Managers
CAPITAL PRIZE
860,000*.
To lie Drawn cacti Saturday
In JuTifi. 1
IN' THE CITY OP
CrKO.
Claw 22, to be Drawn Inn 4, 1859
Class 2ft to be drawn Jim 11 1850
Class 2-1 to bcdrnwuJiin 18, 1859
Clans 25 tobcUra\vii Jun25, 1859
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
1 Prize of 100,000 ia $00,000
1 ' 2<>.000 is 20.000
I " 10.000 is 10,000
1 6,000 js 6.OU0
1 " 4.000 is . 4,000
1 " 8.000 is 8.1)00
1 - 1,600 ia 1,600
1 " 1,100 ia 1,100
6 " 1,000 aro 6,000
10 " 600 aro 6,000
2 " 400 are 800
2 " ?00 ore 6<j0
2 " 400 are 800
60 " 15U uro T.600
100 " iooare 10.000
100 " 96 are 8,600
100 " 86 nro 8,600
Approximation Prizes.
4 Prizes $200 App'g to JGO.OOO prizu aro $800
4 " 160 ' 20,000 " COO
4 " 125 " 10,000 " 600
4 '? 100 " C.000 " 400
8 " 80 " 4.000 " C4ii
8 " 00 " 8,000 480
8 " CO " 3,000 400
400 " SO ' 100 " 8,(100
IS.OOO" 8 " SOO.OUO
'25,828 Prizes amounting to $3(50,040
Certificates of packages will be bold at
the following rater, wliicli ia the rink:
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets $70
10 Half 85
" " 10 Ciuurter " 13
" " 10 Kightli " 9
In ordering Tickets or Cvrtilicates, enclose
{be money to our address for the tickets ordered,
receiptor! of which they will be forward by
first mail. Purchasers cut> have tickets euding
iu any figure they rcay designate.
The listof drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers imrpediutelv after the rfruw?
ing.
All cr?mmunicnt\ons strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, bj- Mail or
Epcpreda, to be directed to
M'KINNEY & CO.,
Savannah, Oa.
April 15, 1869, 6G-lSm
THE L1 ? ? R
IN YlCrOR ATOR!
PEEPARED By DR. 8ANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from Gums,
IS one of the beat Purgative and Liver Medicines
now before the public, that acts as a
.Cathartic, esaier milder, and more effectual than
anv other medicine known. It u not only a
Cathartic, but a Liver Remedy, acting tir*t on
the Liver to eject its morbid matter, then on
the stomach and bowels to carry olf tliut. matter,
thus accomplishing two purposes effectually,
without any of the painful feelings experienced
in the operations of most Cathartics. It
strengthens the system at the same time that it
purges it; and when taken daily ia moderate
doses, will strengthen and build it up with t}uusual
rapidity.
The Liver is cao o? tbo principal regula
tors of the human body; and when it performs
its functions well, the powers of the
system are fully developed. The stomach ia
almost entirely dependent ou the health}'
action of the liver for the proper perform
auce of its functions; when the ntomach is
at fault, the bowels are at fault, and the
( H whole system suffers in consequence of one
organ?the Liver?having ceased to do ita
O duty. For the diseases of that organ, one
of the proprietors has luade it his study, in
Lj a praptice of more than twenty years, to
^nnd some remedy wherewith to counteract
j the many derangements to which it is liable.
To prove that this remedy is at last found,
any person troubled with the Liver Cotnplaint,
iu any of ita forms, has to try a bottie,
and conviction ia certain.
0 These Gums remove all morbid or bad
matter from the system, supplying in their
I nlftHA A. hoaltlio U: l - *'
, - v>i uu?f, invigorating'.
tliu stomach, causing fooj to digeot well,
purifying the blood, giving tone arid health
H to the whole machinery, removing the cause
i of the disease, effecting a radical cure.
Bilious attftcks are cured, and what is
better, prevented, by the occasional uso Of
ViT the Liver Invigorator.
f-\ One dose after eating is sufficient to re,,
lievfl the stomach and prevent the food from
arising and souring.
Only Hue dose taken before retiring, prevents
Nightmare.
Only one dose taken at night, logins the
HH bowels gently, and cures Costiyeness.
r One dose taken After each meal will care
\i\ Dycpepsia.
Oue dose of two tea-spoonfuls will
always relieve Sick Headache.
' One bottle taken for female obstraction
^ will remove the cause of the disease, aod
make a p*rfe?t cure.
. 'I Only oue dose immediately relieves Cholio,
while ono dose often repented is a sure cure
for Cholera Morbus, and a preventive of
Cholera.
fW Only one bottle is needed to throw
out of the system the effects of medicine after
a long sickness.
Q%a~ One bottle taken for Jaundice reMiov-fs
all sallowness or unnatural color from
the skin. _
One dote taken a short time before eating
gives vigor ta the appetite and makes food
Q digest well.
Ono dose often repeated cures Chronic
fr. Diarrhoea in its worst forms, while Summer
^ and Bowel complaints yield almost to tbe
\-j first dose.
fL\ One or two doses cures attaefce csusedb^
Worms in Children: there is poaqrer, safer.
^ or speedier remedy in the world, as it nevdr
i fails.
rn . er a few bottles oopee Drojjey, by.$jpitinjt
the absorbent?.
We take pleasure in tecommendincr thl?
medicine u a preventive for Fever nod
Ague, Chill Fe*er, and all Fever* of a Bilious
Type, It operate# with certainty,, and
thousand# are willing to W|tify to it* wonderful
virtues.
j . A)1 V^o "m it ars giving their unanimous
teettroany in it* favor.
pf rik w?ter in the mouth wHh tfi^ tgvig<
Is'*'scientific Medical Discovery, and is.dailV
working cures, almost too great~to beMeve. It
ota/eass if by o>4gic^>v?^ tba OTtt doso-givjag
benefit, and seldom more than one fcoitj* b raaplred
to cur? any fcind'of Liver Tppttylaint*
frojb UiMunt Jaundice of Dyspepei* to a fibm*
monH^Wohs, all o/which arethe reh)lt <*f a
! . _ J M
GKOVEIt & BAKER'S
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES?PRICES FROM $50 TO H25.
EXTRA CHARGE Or ?5 FOR HKSIMERS.
495 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
283. KINO STREET. . . . CHARLESTON.
BRANCH ? ALLEN, Agcuts. ABBEVILLE.
The Machines tew from two spool*, a? purchased
from tlio alore, requiring no re-winding
of thread ; they llem. Fell, Gather, and Stitch
in a superior style, finishing ench seam by
their own operation, without recourse to the ?
lianJ-needl*, as ia required by other machines
Tliey will do better and cheaper sewing than
scam?trc3o can, even if she works for one cent
an hour, and are, unquestionably, the bett Afa~.
chin(tin the market for family sawing, on account
of their simplicity, durability, ease of
management, and adaption to all vArietieaof
family sowing?executing either heavy or nne
work with equal facility, and without special
UUJUSVIIICUW
As evidence of the unquestioned superiority
of their Machine*, the Groveh ? Barer Scwino
Machine Company beg leave to respectfully
refer to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
"ITaving had one of Grovai^i&'BakerVMachiues
in rny family for nearly a year an<J a
half, I take pleasure in commanding it as every
way reliable for the purpose for which it is
designed?Fuinily Sowing."?jfr*. Joshua Lravitt.
xcife of Rev. Dr. Leavitt, Editor of N. F.
Independent.
'<1 confess myself delighted with your Sewing
Machine, which has been in iny family fpr ,
many monthB. It lias alwaj's been ready for
duty, requiring no adjustment, and is easily
adapted to every variety of fmiiilv newing. by
simply changing the spools of thrend."?Aft*.
Elizabeth btrickland. wife of Rev. Dr. Strickland,
Editor of N. Y. Christian Advocate.
"After trying several different good machines,
I preferred yours, on account of its simplicity,
and the perfect ease with which it is
managed, as well us the strength and durability
of the seam. After long experience, I feel
competent to speak in this manner, and to confidently
recommend it for everv rnrii'ipnf r..^;
ly tewing."?Mrs. E. B. Spoojier; wife of th*
Editor of Brooklyn Star.
"I have used a Grover ife Baker Sewing Machine
fill- two years, and have found it adapted
to nil kinds of fiimily sewing, from Cambric to
Brondclotl;, Garments have been worn out
without the giving way of a stitch. The Machine
ia easily kept- in order, and easily used." ,
?Jfr*. A. li. Whipple, wife of Rev. Geo. Whipple,
Nexo York.
"Tour Sewing Machine has been in use in
my family the pact two yean*, and the ladies
request me to give you their testimonial to its
perfect adaptedness, ns well as labor-saving
qualities in the performance of family and
household tewing." ? Robert Boor man, Nf%o
York.
"For several months wc have nsed Grover dt
Baker's Sewing Machine, and have come to t|i?
conclusion that every lady who desires her
scwirg beautifully and quickly done, would bo
most fortunate in possessing one of these reliable
and indefatigable "iron needle-women,'
whose combined qualities of beauty, itrength,
a:idsimplicity, arc invaluable."?J. W. Morris,
I daughter of Gen. Geo. J'. A/orris, Editor of the
I Home Journal.
V.rtmft nf f HI? r> *
? ?..< II'/UI 1I1U3. H. LfSTlir,
Esq., a<i Anirrienn gentleman, now resident ill
Sydney, New South Wulca, dated January lj$,
1859;
"I had teiat inailo in Melbourne, in 1853, in
which there were over tliree thousand ^ards of
sewing done with one of Grover <Ic Baker'* Machine.*,
nnd it tingle seatn of that has outstood
all the double aeuuia sewed by eailors with &
needle and twine."
"If {Joiner could be called ;ip from hi* murky
shades, he would sing th<^ advent ef Grover &
Baker na a mor.* benignant miracle of art than
was ever Vulcan'* smithy. lie would denounafl
midnight shirt (linking ns 'the direfnl spring of
woes unnumbered-* "?Pmf *r???
J"I
tai?e pleasure in Paying, that the Grover &
Baker Sewing Machines have inure that anatained
my expectation. After trying and. re?
turning other*, I have three of them iu operation
in ray different places, and afier four yearn'
trial, have no fault to liud."?J. H. Hammond,
Senator of South Carolina.
"My wife has hod ono of Grover A JJaker'a
Fumily Sewing Machines for some time, and
I am satisfied it is one of Lhe beet labor saving
machines that has been invented. I take much
pleasure in recommending it to the public."?
J, G. Harris, Governor of Tennessee.
',It is a beniHiful tiling, and puts everybody
into an excitement of good humor. Were la
Catholic, I should insist upon Sains Grover and
Buker having an etcrnnl holyday in commemorutiQif
of theif good deed* -for humanity."?'
Cassius. Af. Clay,
"[ think it by far the best patent in use.
This machine can be adapted from the finest
eambrick to the heaviest .cassimere. It sewa
stronger., faster, and more beautifully than one
own imagine. If mine could not be replaced,
money ewuld not buy it."?Mrs. J. O Brown,
Nashville, Tenn.
"It is speedy, very neat, and durable in it*
work ; is easily understood end kept in rapair,
I earnestly recommend this Machine to all my
acquaintances and others."?Mrs. M, A. Forrest,
Memphis, Tenn.
,,We find this Machine io work to our satisr
faction, and with pleasure recommend it to
the public, as we believe the Grover & Baker
to be the best Sewing Machine in use,"?JJeaxy
Brothers, Tenn.
"If used exchuevely for family jvirnone#,
with ordinary care. I will wager they will lait
one 'three score years and ten/ gnd nev?r got
out of fix."?John. Ertkinc, Nashviile, T&nn
' I have had your M?chinP far several week*,
and am perfectly sntmfipd th&t the work it doc*
ia the heat r.nd moat beautiful thnt ever wis
made."?Maggie. A imitan Natlmille, Ten it. ,
"I use my Machine upon conta, dre*?-making,
and fine liii?n stitching,aud the work ia admirable?
far hatter than tn? best hand-aewfn't
or any other tewing machine I have ever rnvF
?Lucy D. Thompson, Nashville, Tenn.
"I find, the work the strongest and moot
beautiful I ha/e ever seen, made either by hand
or machine, and regard the Grovtr A Daker
Machine as one of the greatest bbaaing* to our
ex."?Mrs. Taylar, Nashville, Tenn,
"I have one of Groror & Baker'* Sewitjg
Machines in rift in my family, and find it itrvo'uable.
I can confidently reoommend it to
all person* in want of a Maekino."? ??. T.
Thompson, Nashvii/s. T*nn. ^ ' V
"I take pleasure in certifying to th* ttiljry
of the Grover Seviag llaebipfs. 'I
h*V# uitrt n?'? ?n *
.,uivi every oeaoriptipn of
work for months, and find it much stronger an4
better in every reelect then work
W.'-MrCD. mm?Irs
<1 BcO?ld ha nnwillhqg.tp diapoee of my tirovr
* Baker Miohine (or a Urge aiflguot. cqul.d
-I not replace it again at ?lea?ur?. ?Mrt. II.
&.Bco?i, NttkvUh f^1#* "* '
"Our two Machine*, pcfehaeed pjQfajjtoa, d?..
the tporkpf twenty- yipng ladies. Wi with .
pleasure recommend the Gro?ar ? Bak?rSmriog
iJspKJne to. ha thph#at>0 qm/VJR ifiWtt*#*0
Oo- MvnpkU.flw?. . , .
? ?flfhe Grower ? B#karSawij?f MhMo*
admirably, I thinkthe atitoh agd.jkeHI Mf
superior to that at nut ff frlitfr MTlamUi i t rf?i I
M?. Ob fin?rtift>rk, I think ro*fipBMU ?!w| t j
he hard to l?aai,V- tF. <7. jlajft-' . j
!? - ; I