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HEADQUARTERS. Eighth Regiment, S. C. M., ) Junk 6tii, 1869. y THERE will be an Election held fur Major in the Upper and Lower Battailous of the 8th Regiment, at their respective company Muster grounds, on SATURDAY the SECOND day of JULY next?in the Upper Battalion, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Major J. II. CUNNINGHAM ; and in the Lower Battalion to (ill the vacancy occasioned by the promotion of Major WM. M. ROGERS. The managers of the Election of euch Battalion will meet on Monday following, at their re upective Battalion Muster grounds, count the votes, declare the Election and transmit a report toftheTMee polled to Gen. W. C- MORAGNE. Cant. W11. J at and Cupt. Joiin Winbuuh, are Kl. _.1 ?:.u ?l-- T.' ? ! vuoigcu Willi lue CfJLMUBKIU Ul (U1H UTUeT. By order of i Col. WM. M. IIOQERS. J. Hunter, Adg't. Juu? 9 1869 7 2 t. One Thousand Dollars Reward, MISSING from the Mail of the 5th *Mny, from Charleston to Abbeville Court tloute, a package containing Five Thoimjnd l)ollars, of the notes of the Hank of Charleston, 6. C., of Various denominations. The above reward will be paid for the recove ry of the money, or in pioportion for any part thereof. JAMES CHEESBOROIJGII, Cashier Bnnk of Charleston. S. C. .June 3, 1859. 7 . tf Ladies' and Gents' jj AUZE Meiino, Lisle Thread and Silk Vfl UN DERVESTS. for Summer wear, at GRAY ?fc ROBERTSON'S. June 9, 1859 7 If FOR SIXTY DAYS Xj0N-0^)X1. A*7E will continue to sell our Stock of V Y Goods, which is still pretty large, r O H CASH. We also have some Goods which we will dispose of Under Cost to Clear Them Oat Purchasers are invited to call and examine ur PRINTS, colored and black u\v!ws rar.nuH x<p m u? 11 imj uinuuiimuj u/lfij W(Ji) which they can buy now at 26 per cent, below regular prices. Black, Blue and Pink Beraget from 22 cts. up Poile de Chevre, at rivets, worth 18Jc. Chatnbray and De Beges at 11c. Swiss, Jaconet and checked Muslin, a large ainortment from 7c. up. Brilliants, while at 10c., colored, a good article, at 121c., worth 18?c. Bed Ticking from 8c up. Black Alpaca, Queen's Cloth, and Drap d'Ete at vety low prices. Cotton Yarn at $1.05 per Bunch. 160 of those cheap N. W. Collars and Sleeves at one fourth their real valuo. KISSES' STEEL SPB1NG HOOP SKIRTS. BOOTS AND SHOES, Still a good assortment for Ladies, Misses, Children and Servants, also for Men, Boys and Youths. Bony Umbrellas at ?3.50 to ?<1. READY-MADE CLOTHING of all sorts, cheaper thsn ever?as low ss 75c. for Coats even. Pants at 60c. and Vests at 76c. First Quality Silk HaU at $3.60, black high crown Cassitnere at $2.26. Low Crown Cassimere and Wool Hats at unprecedented low figures. Our stock of Straw Hats will b? closed out UDder cost. rurcnasers win consult their own intereitbj calling and buying from M. ISRAEL & BEUSSEL. P. S.?We not only' pretend to sell at coat, but we will do it, as the goods must and will be sold by the first of August next. June 1, 1859, 6, tf GRAY & ROBERTSON ARE NOW OFFBH.IKTG AT A GREAT REDUCTION From Former Prices, Their Entire Stock OF FANCY AND ROBE SILKS, BERAGES AND Serase ZtolDes, SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS, Real Lace, Swiss, and Jaconet AND Sett* ( Collars and Sleeves. rpHE Miwn being far advanced for selling X saeti good*, and being overstocked, we wears determined to clear them out at a "gfwat sacrifice." They are all new and of the latest styles. Ladies who are not yet supplied will find this a rare change to do so, at Us. 1. Granite Banie, bbeville. June 1, 1869, 6, tf ALLEN & DIAL, Importere and Dealer* in Engluk and American HARDWARE & CUTLERY, Iron, Steel, Vails Castings, MTXiXs STOiraiS, Bolting Cloths, Mill Irons, Sugar Pans In4la Bahber and Leather , H?mam-storMim*** Crtpeatm, Blaekraiths tod Tuitt*! Tool*, KoO#plte?r>tag apd Furnishing Hardware; Afttaliarallnipfeiatata, Lhne, Cement, PlMQiU. Frtpoband Anoeriean "Wi?d?w OlMA, Ooift, Rifle*, Piatola, 8hot BelU, Patrder Flaeke, Powder, Shot, Ae., WHOISt ALE OE BSTAK, *t the Mg? of Um fehfeft MM . OoltsmlaiS, ifc. Co JoBe*? JIW,S, tf I D. M'LA mmmm? i ABBEVILLE iffas constantly on hand, and is i DRUGS AND To which lie respectfully invites the attention of I .s selected with great care, and consist* in part, o DRUGS, M mzs m a jaaz nom: : Fine Toilet Soaps, Fine ] PERFU TRUSSES AN? SB SURGICAL AND DEN' Pure WINES and LIQUO] MEBICINE nwu TOBACCO, J33XT FAKCY AND TOI N. B.?Physicians' preocriptions carefully conn Mcdicine* warranted genuit May 19, 1859, 3-tf ABBEVILLE I CARRIAGE FACTORY. E. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor. A large Stock of Carriages and Buggies on Hand. THE Subscriber takes pleasure in informing those who are in want of Carriage* or Buggies, that he has, within the last few weeks, visited some fifty of the most popular Carriage Factories in the New Engluud States, and has with great, care had Manufactured to Order some of the best of work. Expressly for this Market, and now offers the same for sale at prices that cannot be beat ill this country. This work, with a large stook of my own manufacture, ia warranted to be of the best material and work IIlUIIHIIip. Having mnJe all necessary arrangemets with the best Manufacture* I am prepared to furnish t?? order every style of Carriage, from the fluent Coach dowd to a child'n Wheelbarrow, at the shortest uotice, aud at very low pric<a fur fine work. Please give me a call, and examine the work. My stock consist*, at this tune, at followa: ROCK AWAYS?diff?>ret si yl<?, DOUBLE SEAT BUGGIES?no top, SINGLE SEAT BUGGIES?difFeret atyJes, Extension Top, Sliding Sett BUGGIES, Single Seat TOP BUGGIES, (fine,) Wool-stuffed and common COLLARS, UARNE&3?fine for 916, ftnc' upward*. WUIPS.a large stock, t from 25 cla. $3, Fine FLY N ETTS, for horae*. BUGGY UMBUELLAS, beat quality. Children's Carriages and Gigs, in fact almost every article kept iu a Carriage Factory. My stock of Trimmings are fine and large, and I I am therefore prepared to do all kinds of re pairing at the shortest notice and best atyle, at prices that cannot be underworked by auy Shop n the up cuuutry. Second-hand Work. I have on hand a few good Buggiea and Carriages which I will sell cheap. HI LI ?.i ... - _ _.ll I ilie pilUHC tliu IllVlfCU i?i g??0 iiio BWU examine the work, if they dou't wuh to buy, as I churge nothing fur looking. Furniture. I am ulso prepared to receive ordera for any Bty1c of Furniture, and deliver the sumo to thia p]nce, at as low prices is can be bought in any Southern market. Bewlnc Maolilnea. I will also furnish SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES ht New York prices, with only the freight added. E. J. TAYLOR. Abbeville C. H, May 17, 1869. 4?3m WILLIAMSTO N SPRINGS HOTEL. finty T1IE Proprietors of thia large and comJBUlL modious HOTEL take pleasure in announ ?? i.* .1.-4 in. ??.? reception of company, and ia under the management of H. T. TUSTIN, one of the proprietor. The Hotel is now completed, end many comforis and amusements added over the lust season. The Hotel is capable of accommodating 500 persons, and the proprietors can say with confi dencethat for large and well ventilated rooms it cannot be surpassed at any watering place, ant1 every effort will be made to meet the expect* tion of both he seekers of pleasure and health As to the medicinal qualities of the water, we can s y that we knf?r of no invalid who has fjiven it a fair trial but what has gone away beieving that they wera greatly benefitted. There is a good Livery Stable kept in connection with the Hotel, where good Horses aud Vehicles can be had at all timet. The Williamaton Springs are situated immediately on the Greenville A Columbia Railro/id, in Anderson District, S. C., one hour's run on Railroad to Greenville village. 7 hours' run to Columbia, and 16 hours' to Charleston, 8. C., and Augusta, Ga. H. T. TUSTIN, ENOCH NEIJSON, J. G. WILLSON. May 26, 1869 S fit SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville Ditlrict?Citation. By WILLIAM HIIX, Esq., Ordinary of Ab beyille District: WHEREAS. D. 8. Benson haa applied to " me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular the gooda and chattels, rights and credit* of Mrs. Catherine Hodges lata of tbeDia trict aforesaid, dee'd. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish aland singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to the and appear befora me, at our next Ordinary** Conrtfor the said District, to be holden at Abbeville Court Hoose. on the eighth day of 17 'Jatie Inst, to show eaaee. if may,-, why the said Administration should not oe granted. Given under my band and seal, thisseadnd day ?? June, in the year sf our Loud oaa thousand eight bnndrad and fiftyfjae and in the eighty-eeeond y&r of M> American Independent. ^ W. HILL, O.A-. D /one 0, lfiM-5-St UCHLIN, x CHEMIST,o. s. o., now receiving n. fresh supply of MEDICINES, liit friends and the public generally. Hi* stock f tlie following articles: EDICINES, : ?cza mm 9 trr Hair and Tooth Brushes, :MC E :r. -y , tOULBER 3BBA ES, rAL INSTRUMENTS, SIS for Medical Purposes, CHESTS, UPP A3\rr> OIGAIIB, LET ARTICLES, pounded, and all orders correctly answered, ne, and of the best quality. What has caused this great oommotiou The country, country through T LAST FALL WE SAID Cheap Goods for Cash was all th? rage, The greatest blessing of the age. THIS SPRING WE ADD r|^ilAT we are nrmed and equipped as the X. demand require?, with n much Larger, Better and Cheaper Stock of Good* thuu wa have ever offered Gefore. 80 FAR FROM THE CASH SYSTEM Having proved a failure, each successive month has shown a steady increase. We shall not LllPl-cforo Kl.an/tnn tl.- 1?? i here to it more closely than ever. Old Fogies may cry, ' Peace 1 jieacel!" but there shall be no peace until it is known as far as the Enat is from the West, that Abbeville is the best market for the purchase of Dry Goods, and that MOORE <b QUAIFE'S is headquarters for style, price and quality. Come then, all ye sons and daughters of Adam, and YOUR GOODS FOR CASH And be no longer led hv those who hold out long time and big profits. ? Here it is hardly necessary for us to sav that one of our firm was one of the first fn ibc Northern Markets, and nearly the last to leave it, and that we have many of the novelties of the season, consisting in part, aa follow*: Barege Mantles, $7.60. Mantillas at $1.00. Mantilla Shawl*. Illusion Cap*. Robe Almeda. Robe Leonora. Robe Magicienn*. Robe a Quillet. Robe a Lea. Rob* A L Imperative*. Double Skirt Robes, Robe Chevalier. Robe A 2 Volant*. Robe A 2 Jups* Volant*. Bonnet* from 26ct* to $10. Esmoralda Sleeve*. Frimadonna Setts. Levelln Cloth. EsmoraMn Barege. Granidiun. Circular and Quaker Fans. White ami Col. Pique. Tine Back Combe, $7.00 Barege Robes Double and Single. Plain Bareges, l'2|cU. Thunder and Lightning Hats. Straw Hats of every color and styl*. Clothing of all styles and prices. We hand you this short list but if yoa will bring with you the C.A S II, we can show you many goods that will make your hearts leap for joy, and pay you well for coming fifty and even an hundred miles. Fearing that we shall occupy more space than the Editors of the" Banner" and " Press" had the kindness to reserve for us, we shall make but one more appeal. It is to those who live at a distance to come to town, and if you cannot buy all of your goods of us for Cash, you will find some of the Fogies who are clever fellows and ever ready to welcome you inside the portals of their doors, rind extend to you that which we refuse?Time! Time!! Time!!!?until time shall be no longer on their books, then take from you a scrip of paper on which is written, "One da}- after date," Ac., with your name at the bottom. Our advice -?oald be, bring with you the "filthy lucre," and pay as you go; then, v^aim win he iny sleep as intant slumbers, Pure as the purest thoughts thy dreams, And all the joy this bright world numbers, Shed o'er theo her mingled beams. MOORE <b QUAIFE. April 6. 1659?49-tf GOODS iLT COST AND AUCTION. IN view of making room for oar fall purchases, we will on and after the first of Jane next, ofTer our entire stock of dry goods, Hals uud Shoe* A.t Ooat. Our stock of dry gooks embraces all the latest styles, faney SILKS, T18SUE8, CALLICOES, DERAGKS, BRILLIANTES, MUSLIN8 and GINGHAMS, White and Priuted Double SKIRTS and FLOUNCES. On the first Saturday in JUNE, we willeommence to AUCTION goods at 10 o'clock, A, M., and continns to do AO OH ?Viirt> flMlnrilMV tint il fit?iK?? . w. j ?' ?fill IIUKlUfl We would especially call the attention of lite ladira to Una Dotioe, aa it will afford them an op* portunity of obtaining soma rich aud beautiful good* for a email outlay of monry. Term??A credit till the first of January next. APPLETON A E. M. PERRYMAV. New Market, S. 0., May 38, lbSO. 4 -^ia. ~ NEW ABWmS>~ MOORE & QUAIFK HAVE received s new lot of Mantilla*, Laoe Point*, and aomethins naw in Lao* Shawle, Round I'ointa. Alao, a fiw more so ?rai?r? imaMlfmm Hvyti, v*. 4-tf W. N, MERRIWET1R HAVING COMPLETED HIS DRUG STORE AT NINTX SIX, S. O., (NEXT DOOK TO rOOSBK A CASTER'S.) WOULD respectfully call the attention of hia friendi ?ud tun public generally to bit fin# at rock of DRUGS AND O ZEE 3EI M IO ALS, aDd solicit their kind patronage and liberality. He proponea selling Drugs as low as any first clasa Drug Store iu the up country. His stock ia complete, and everything sold by him is warranted to he fresh and genuine. At bis tore way be round DYE STUFFS, PAINTS. OILS Varnishes, Varnish sod Paint Brushes, Spices, Mace, Cloves. Pepper, Teas of all kinds, Buggy and Carriage Grease, Also, a fine lot of CHEWING TOBACCO, and SEGARS of the heat brands. A large and varied stock of exeelUst PERFUMERY. j He also offers Confectioneries, BRANDIES, Pur* Old Port, Madeira and Maliega At exceedingly low figures. Also, a good article of Apple Vinegar, Kerosene, Oils and Fluids. Lamps of nil kinds. Wicks for any kind of Lamps, and everything usually kept ! in a fir?t class Drug Store. Prompt attention will be given to all. May ft. 18.*?9?1 -tf SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA COTTON MILLS THE subscribers have just added a complete set of WOOLEN MACHINERY to their factory and are now prepured to furnish Merchants ana I'lenters with varioui styles of SUPERIOR KERSEYS. They will pay a fair FRIOX1 for all wool sent them, or they will manufacture it into cluth for parties wishing it, at 12| cents per yard?furnishing the warp for the nine. Persons sending us Wool hnd best wash it, before sending, but it can l? sent, just as it is nheared from the sheep. Black and white wool hnd best be kept separate. We would especially urge upon our patrons the great necessity of sending in the Wool as soon as clipped; if this rule is followed, the parties would always be sura of having the cloth in ample time. We are determined to supply no goods hut of the moat superior kind, and guarantee our cus tomers that it will be more to their interests to patronise a home enterprise, than to buy the irashy Blutf of our northern friends which is only made to sell. We will still supply our celebrated Osnahurgs. Also Cotton Yarn at the lowest rates for cash. Mr. JOHN McBRYDE is our agent at Abbeville, and will take orders for uoods, pur? chase all Wool offered to him at fair market pries*, and attend to nny busmen* for u?. JAMES G. GI11BE3 <fc CO., Columbia, S. C. April 29, 1859-3ra Millinery and Dress-Making WARE ROOMS. MRS. SMALL, in returning her sincere thanks for the liberal support extended to her by the Lndiett of Abeville, and its vicinity, during her aojouru amongst (hem, begs leave to say that in her Dress-Making Department, she has just received her latest Pari ian and New York Fashions For the Spring Trade. Varied etylrs of Basques, Sacquese, Berthas, &c., &o. In addition toiler Dress-making Department, Mr*. Small would with to call lbs attention of of Ladies to her Millinery Department, now thnt she is permnnently located amongst them. This season she hue entered more extensively than 'ormerly in that line of buaineiw, being always supplied with th? latest styles of Wedding and Mourning Bonnets, Colored Silk and Crape Bonnets, Head Dresses, &c. To those Ladies who may honor her with a call she feels assured of giving Malefaction. Receiving her fashions monthly she will be able to furnirh the LATEST STYLES. In her Millinery*Department ahe will furnish material, or will make to order with the material furiiistted. any article in thin line. VW Bonnets. Hats, Ao., trimmed to order. t House adjncent to Mr McDonald's. Magazine Hill, Abbeville C. H., ) April 27, 1869. ] 1-eow-tf B. in. St S. A. WINSTOCK, RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and customers tbat they have just returned from thu Northern Markets with a handsome Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING OF THE Latest Styles and Finest Quality. In short, from the smallest size to the largest. Also a very large and tasty stock of BOOTS and SHOES, Hats and Caps, Shirts, Collars, Cravatt and Pocket Snivel, aod all other articles necessary to make a complete Stock You can find every thing fine and nice, and for the quality of the Goods, very low for Cash, or on short time. A very large stock of FINE SEGAES, And Sixty Boxes Tobacco, which we will sell cheaper than can be bought anywhere. We are ?ary thankful to our caitomera for paat favor*, and wa hop* to receive a ahara of thiaaeaaon'a patronage. B. M. A 8. 1&NEST0CK. Corner Marshall Home, Clothing Depot. Abbeville. March 81, 1869, 48-lf , , li__ New Good*! New Ctoods!! GREAT BARGAINS I / M. STRAUSS, COKESBUKY. * "ITIT'ISHING to reduce my Slock, I offer aome VY of my GOODS Less than. Cost, aome at Cost Pwon, and the balanee with VERY SMALL PROFIT. My Stock la t*tt large tad aalacted with HOoVbK?RT8 for 80 eta Wferofaod White BRJLLIANTJSS, ]? ?ta &2S Lady'S SMPFCra - 60 at* < Xinen CXUt%j^T - * TOW m hasdkrhchibto, ' April 1,388#/?f FURNISHNG GOODS. = TEN QUARTER ll-4 and 12-4 Linen aod Cotton SHEETING, 4-4, 6-4 and 6-4 Linen and Cotton Pillow CASINO, 10-4,11-4 and 12 4 Summer Marseilles QUILTS, 10-4, 11.4 and 12 4 Allendale QUILTS, 8-4 and 10-4 Linen Damask TABLE CLOTHS. 8-4 and 10 4 Dessert TABLE CLOTHS, Ziinan Damask Napkins, Doyli?a, Frnlt Doyllsa, Towellings, Olass Cloths, <Lc., Together with a beautiful assortment of LACE aud SWISS Embroidered and Damask cxjUT^Liisrs, tPinfooto 01)ai>cs. rarnpl*. 11?<finra In fact every thing wanted io tbat way, and will b* offered at or below oily prices. Gall and mo them at GRAY <k ROBERTSON'S. No. 1 Granite Range. April 1, 18S9?48-tf IT IS NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY SINCE ALL, OLD AND YOUNG, AFFIRM ITS TRUTH, Vis: That Professor Wood's Hair B?storativ? WILL preserve infallibly the growth, and color of the hair, if used two or three times a week, to any imaginable aire. Perfectly, restore the gray, cover the bald with nature's own ornament, the hnir ; make it mora soft and beautiful than any oil, and preserve the scalp flee from aII diseases to the greatest age. Statesmen, Judges, Attorneys. Doctor*. Clergymen, Professional men and Gentlemen and Ladies of all classes, all over the world, bear testimony that we do not say too much in its favor. R?>ud the following, and judge : Hickory Grovjc, St. ChHrlea Co., Mo., ) Nov. 19, 1867. j Prof. O. J. Woor?Dear Sir : Some time la?t summer we were indnced lo use some of your Hair Restorative, and its effects were so wonderful, we feel it our duty to you and the afflicted, to report it. Our little eon's head for some time had been perfectly covered with sores, anil some calfed it scald head. The hair almost entirely came off in consequence, when a friend, seeing his sufferings, advised us to to use your Restorative, we aid so with Wttle 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 utarted out. and *c can now any that our boy has as healthy a scalp, nnd as luxuriaut a crop of hair as any other child. We can. therefore, and do hereby, recommend your Restorative as a perfect rcmedv for all diseases of the scalp ..,,1 " Vstf W. VIGGTN'BOTH AM, SARAH A. I11GGINBOTHAM. Pnor. "Wood?Dear Sir: My hair had, for several years, been becoming prematurely gray accompanied by a harthness which rendered the constant application or oil necessary in dressing it. When I commenced using your Hair Restorative about two months ago it was in that condition ; and having continued its use till within the last three weeks, it has turned to it? natural color, and assumed a softness and lustre greatly to he preferred to those produced by tha application of oils or aoy other preparation I have ever used. I regard it as an indispensable article for every ladj^'a toilet, whether to be used as a Hair Restorative or for the simple purpose of dressing or beautifying I the hair. You have permission to refer to me all who entertain any doubt of its perforin iug all that is claimed for it. MRS. C. STMONDS. Cincinnati, O., Feb. 10. 8571. 114 Third at. Wxlunoton, Mo., Dec. 5. 1857. Prof. "Wood?Dear Sir: By the advice of a friend of mine, who had heen using your Hair Restorative, I was induced to try it. I had the fever, some time last May, and nearly every hair in my hea^carae out. Now my hair has come in a great'deal thicker than ever it was. Nothing but a duty and sympathy that . I feel to communicate to others who are afflicted as I have heen, would induce me to give this public acknowledgement of the benefit i have received from Prof. Wood's Hair Reatora tive. Yours respectfully, A. R. JACOBS. The Restorative is pat up in bottles of 3 sizes, vis: Urge, medium and small ; the small holds a . --j ? -:i- t. j-ii , - nuu cinua lur unc uuunr per uuiue ; the medium holds at leant twenty per cent, more in prop6rtion thnn the small, retails for two dollxrs per bottle ; the large holds a quart. 40 percent mora in proportion, and retails for t8 a boitle. O. J. WOOD <& CO., Proprietors. 444 Broadway, New York, and 114 Market St., St. Louis. Mo. cr And told by all good Druggista and Fancy Good* Dealers. April 29. 1859-8m. HATS, HATS. THE largest and most varied assortment in the up country, from a 10 cent straw to GENINS* beat and latest styles. For tale by A. A. WILLIAMS. May 8, 1869-1-tf ?i?t UEUtlVItU lHJS WEKK. A LOT of Trimmed, Straw, and Neapolitan BONNETS. ^AJLso, A magnificent assortment of Mantillas, Laoe, Print*, and BSRAGS SHAWLS' Of tba latest styles at GRAY <k ROBERTSON'S. April 16. 60-tf fjjm' ' Notice. THE Notes and AcoounU'of tba Firm of Jordan A McLauchlin ar? in my^-band* for collection. There are alio Notea and Accounts of the old Business of D. A. Jordan. Thoee indebted to the firm, or to myself, will come forward and make immediate payment to the andereigned. D. A. JORDAN. May 13. 1859-2-tf DA. Z>. gOrUDAIf "1*7^ILL still continue the practice of^||editt cine, and may be found at the Marshall House, in Room over Marshall A Lse'a Law Office. May ia.l8Stt-2-ly TO BELL. T?HE Subscriber offers for aa)? the w?H JL known Carriage Establishment in tha Village of Lowndeaville, formerly occupied by Metera. Liddel & Wileon. The building ia large and commodiout, aud ia furniahed with all the applianeea for carrying on the Carriage making and repairibg buaipeae, in all ita branchea. On tke preraiaeelila fine Brlek Blackiunith Shop, and alto a Mod Dwelling Houae and the neoaa* aary outbuildings. The location ia oaa^of the beat in the District for the Carriage bnaioses, and preeenU fine opportunity for investment, to an enterprising nan. For farther pattioulare apply to the Subtof iber at townaCravjllo.' J. T. BASKIN. Mey 6,1U9 1-tf f ?* ?t*T.T. I3t * DeSRVHL. January 14,1IB7, "?*-* . fW*. ** Q58Q8 Pilzes. Fifty Thousand Tickets! More than ONE PRIZE to every Tico TICKETS. Whole Tickets |10, Hulves |5, Quarters 92,60. GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, For the benefit of tbe MONTICELLO UNION ACADEMY. AuthorizeJ 6v Special Act of the Leaiilature. M'KINNEY & Co., ITIanagera CAPITAL PRIZE 860,000. To be Drawn each Saturday In June, 1859. IN THE CITY OF S^.\T^.K1>T^.3QC, GEO. Claws 22, Co toe Drawn Jun 4, 1859 Clans 29 to bedruwu Iniill, 1959 Cla?i34 tobcdrnwiiJuii lS, 1859 Class 25 to be drawn Jhii 25, 1859 MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 Prise of #00,000 is $6n,000 1 2< 1,000 is 20.000 I ' 10,000 is 10,000 1 ' 6.000 is 6,000 1 " 4.000 is 4,000 1 " 8.00U is 8.000 1 " 1,600 is 1.600 1 " 1,100 is 1,100 e .? , nr.rv - n/in V J^'UU DIO U,WIIU 10 " 600 are 5,000 2 " 400 sr? 600 2 800 are 600 i " 400 are 800 60 " 160 or* IT,600 100 " 100 are 10.000 100 " t>6are 9,500 100 " 85 are 8.500 Approximation Frizes. 4 Prize* >200 App'g to (60,000 prixe are $800 1 4 " 160 ' 20,000 " 600 4 " 126 " 10,000 " 600 4 " 100 " 6.000 " 400 8 " 80 " 4,000 " - 640 8 " 60 " 8,000 ' 480 8 " 60 " 2,000 " 400 400 " 20 ? 100 " 8,ori0 15.000" 8 " 200.000 26,828 Prixe* amounting to 1366,040 Certificate* of package* will ho sold at the following rate*. wliich is the risk: Certificate of Package* of 10 Whole Ticket* $70 " " 10 Half " 85 " " 10 Quarter " 18 " " 10 Eighth ' 0 In nrderinsr Ticket* or CVrt.iHi.at?? ?ni>ln.? r-y itie i,iver invigorator. f-\ One dose after eating is sufficient to re i, lieve the stomach and prevent the food froa arising and souring. Only one dose taken beforo retiring, pre vent* Nightmare. KOnly one dose taken at night, loosens tin bowels gently, and curea Costi*eness. r-. One <fose taken after each meal will cur? Dyspepsia. L BT One dose of two tea-spoonfuls will ^ always relieve Sick Headache. ' One bottle taken for female obstructor will remove the c*use of the disease, and make a perfect cure. J Only one dose immediately relieves Cholio while ono dose often repeated is a sine curt for Cholera Morbus, and a preventive o: Chtfj^r*. QQ fg" Only one bottle is needed to throw ^ ont of the system the effect* of medicine af ter a long sicl^nesa. One bottle taken for Jaundioe re moves all sallowneta or unnatural color fronc the skin. One dose takenHi'sbort time before eatinf gives vigor to (he appetite and makes food Q digest well. One dose often repeated cures Chronic [V Diarrhoea in it* worst forms, while Summer ^ and Bowel complaint* yield almost to the Yy flr*t dose. One or two dosee cures attaok* caused by Worms in-CbiMren: there ie noiprer, safer, or speedier remedy iu the world, a* it never i fails. J ff) BT A few bottles cures Dropey, by exci UDK ID? *08Qr??ni*. We take pleasure in recommending thii medicine a* a preventive for Fever end Aga?T Chill Fever, and all Fever* of a Billons Typ?- It operates with certainty, nod thousands are willing to testify to'lta wonderful virtues. All who use it jtfftfeiving their unanimous testimony in ite farbfy tW Mi* water in the month with the Invig. orator, and swallow both tnsrethrr. TBS LIVBH XNVIOOHATOR ft a seieftifie Medical Discovery, pud is daily working cores, almost too great to belisv*. It ?ares ss if by magic, even the drat dose giving benefit, apdgMldov more than one bottle is re* gtfired to ?ire any kind'of Liver Complaint, \ from the went JawMiee or Dyapopsia to a coni roon^Ieedschs, all of which are tfc# result of a Diseased Liver. Prise. Ops DdfrmofcotM* B.UH "asflWerrsasn^"i April 10, 1890, BO-lSm X. ((ROVER & BAKER'S CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. NEW STYLES?PRICES FROM *50 TO $128. UTti CD A ROE or t D FOR HEUMER3. 496 BROADWAY NEW YORK. 223. KINO STREET. . . . CHARLESTON. BRANCH &. ALLEN, Agents, ABBEVILLE. The Machines sew from two spools, a* purchased from tho store, requiring no re-winding of thread ; they Ileal, Fell, Outlier, and Stitch iu a superior style, finishing caeh aeatn by their 'own operation, without recourse to tho hand-Deed!*, us is required by other tuachinca They will do better and chenper sewing tliao a seamstress can, oven if she works for on? cant an hour, and are. unquestionably, the btU Jfa chinctin the market for family sewing, on account of their simplicity, durability, ease of management, and adaption to all varieties of family sewing?executing either heavy or fine work with equal facility, and without special adjustment As evidenae of the unquestioned superiority of their Machines, the Grover A Bakf.r Srwjno Machine Comi-amy beg leave to respectfully refer to the following TESTIMONIALS. "Having had one of Grovcr i Baker's Machines in my family for nearly a year and a half, I take pleasure in commending it as evory wuv reliable fur tile mirimnn for nrlii.-li i? designed?Family Sowing."?Mrs. Joshua Leavitt. wife of Rtv. br. Leavitt, Editor of X. Y. Independent. "I conresa myself delighted with your Sewing Machine, which haa been in my family for innny months. It ha* always been ready f?>r duty, requiring no adjustment. and is easily adapted to every variety of family sewing. l>y , dimply changing the spools of thrond."?Mrs. Elizabeth Striiikland. wife of Jteu JDr. Strickland, Editor of N. Y. Christian Advocate. "After trying several different good machine*, I preferred yours. 011 account of its simplicity, and the perfect ease with which it is managed, as well as tile strength and durability of the aeam. After long experience, I feel competent to speak in this manner, and to confidently recommend it fur every variety of family sowing."?Mrs. E. B. Spooner; wife of the Editor of Brooklyn Star. "I have used a Grover <fc Baker Sewing Machine for two yeflrs, nnd have found it adapted to all kinds of family sewing, from Cambric to Broadcloth. Garments have been worn out without the giving way of a stitch. The Machine is easily kept in order, and easily used." ?Afrs. A. B. Whipple, wife uf Rev. Geo. Whipple, Neu York. "Your Sewing Mdchine has bean in use in my family the past two year*, and the ladies request me to give yon their testimonial to ita perfect adaptedness, aa well as labor-saving qualities in the performance of family au3 l.n,,..lw.1J " B-I?a T> J ? ..?>uovuuiu ov-TTiug. ? ivvvcrt jL>oormant l\cic York. "For several month* wo hnve used Grover A BakerV Sewing Machine, and linve come to the conclusion thAt every lady who desires her sewii g beautifully and quickly don?\ would be most fortunate in possessing one of these reliable and indefatigable "iron needle-women.* whose combined qualities of beauty, strength, and simplicity, are in valuable."?J. W. Morris, daughter of Gen. Geo. P. Morris, Editor of the Home Journal. Extract of a Utter from Thos. R. Lcavitt. Esq., an American gentleman, now resid-nt in Sydney, NeW South Wales, dated January 13. 1868: <?->., ( "I had a tent mado in Melbourne, in 1858, in which there were over three thousand yards of sewing done with one of Grover cfc Baker's Ma( chines, and a tingle seam of that has outstood all the double seams eefrtd by sailors with a needle and twine." "If Homer could he cnlled up from his murky shades, he would sing the advent ef Grover & Baker i>a a morj benignant miracle of art than was evet' Vulcon'a smithy. He would denounce > midnight shirt making as 'the direfnl spring of woes Unnumbered.' "?Prof. North. "I take pleasure in saying, that the Grover & Baker Sewing Machines have more that sus( tained my expectation. Aft^r trying and re, turning other*, I have three of them in opera, tion in my different places, and after four yean*' i mi, iiu?? nu ihuil to una. -?J. 11. Hammond, Senator of South Carolina. "My wife ha* had ono of Grover & Baker's Family Sewing Machines fop some time, And I am oatibfied it is one of the hesl labor saving machines that has been invented. I take much pleaeur* in recommending it to the public."?> J, O. Ilarrit, Governor of Tennessee. ',It is a beautiful thing, and puts everybody into an excitement of good humor. Were I a [ Catholic, I should insist upon Sains Grover and Buker having an eternal holyday in commentoration of their good deeds fur humanity."? I Catrius. M. Clay, r "I think it by far the beat patent in use. I This machine can be adapted from the finest > oambrick to the heaviest cauimere. It sews 1 stronger, faster, and more beautifully than one > can imagine. If mine could not be" replaced, money could uot boy it."?Mr*. J. O Brown, ' Nathville, Tenn. ' "It is spoedy, very neat, and durable In its _ work.; is easily nnderatood and kept in repair. l * oarncBiiy recommend tin* Machine to nil my acquaintance* and others."?Mrt. if. A. Forrest, Memphis, Ttun. ?We find this Machine to work lo our satisi faction, and with pleasure recommend it to the public, as we believe the Grover A Buker ) to b? the best Sewing Machine in use."?Deary Brothers, Tenn. "If used exclusevely for family purpose, with ordinary care. I will wager they will lait I one 'three roore years and ten,' and never get out of fix."?John. Er.'kine, Naxhviile, Tenn ' I have had your Machine for several week*, and am perfectly satisfied that the work itdo<;s is the heat tnd nto?t beautiful that ever wae made."?Maggie, Aimiton Nashville, Tenn. "I use my 51 Shine pon conU, drees-making, and fine linen stitching, and the work is admi rable?far better than lh? hest hand-sewincr. i or any other sewing machine 1 have evor seen." ?Lucy B. Thompson, Nashville, Tenn. | "I find the work the strongest and most beautiful I ha ever seen, m^d&pither by hand or qiachiue, and regard the Qriover & Baker ' Machine as one of the greatest blessings to our ' sex."?Mrs. Taylar, Nashville, Tenn. "I have one of Grover A Baker's Sewing Machine* in use in my family, and flhd it iOw . 1 ....i.?-i~i- * ? ? " -? wmiummr. i can runnuenny recommend it to , < ' all persona in want of & Mnehiue."??? T. Thompson, Jfathville. Teun. 'I take pleasure in certifying to th? utility of the Orover & Baker Sowing Machine*. I 1 have used one on almost every description of work for month*, and find it niuoli stronger and better In every respect tharr work done hv hand."?Mr$. D. W.Wtmkr,. NHUnlli*, fht? I would b* unwilling to dispose of my Qro-' "" ver A Bakar Machine for a large amount. eafcQ& f I not replace it again at pleaaure"?Mr* JjL > 6. Bcovh, Ntuhvilli, Ten*. - " - r 1 T"' Our two Machines, purchased from you, do ^ the work of twenty young ladies. We with pleaairro reootrmaud the Grover A Baker 8ew- it ing Machine to ba the bast in un."?~y. StlU . man A Co MtmpkU, 3W . I i ' ^ The Grower?Baker 8?wlng Maobina work* admirably, I thin* the'etitch and wbrk uy '' superior to tb&t of jwjy Sewing Maribiaa I *fm ; NW, On fina Work, I think thf machine would , t*> hard to baat,"?#. J. Art* '* / Thm. <j] >7 0.1 t ,i'#w } gr' \ . it to all who aiAaoMMlini* Maass^v the money to our address for the tickets ordered, receipt on of which they will be forward by first mail. Purchaser! can liaveticksts ending in any figure they may designate. The lietof drawn numbers and prize* will be sent to purchasers immediately after tha drawing. All communications Strictly confidential. Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Express, to be directed to M'KINNEY A CO.. Suvauaah, Ga. April 16, 1869, 60-12m THE LITER IIVT1GOR1TOR! PXEPARED B7 DR. SANfORD, Compounded Entirely from Oumt, IS one of the best Purgative and Liver Medicines now before the public, that acta as a Cathnr-ic, easier milder, and more effectual than any other medicine known. It in not only a Cathartic, but a Liver Remedy. acting first on the Liver to eject its morbid matter, then on the stomach and bowels to carry off that mat' ter, thus accomplishing two purposes effectually, without an}' of the puinful feelings experienced in the operations of most Cathartics. It strengthens the system at the same time that it purges it; and when taken daily in moderate aoge*. win strengthen and build it up with un usual rapidity. The Liver is one of the principal fegula tors of the human body; and when it performs it? functions well, the powers of-thc system are fully developed. The stomach ii almost entirely dependent on the healthy action of the liver for the proper perform ance of its functions ; when the stomach ii at fault, the bowels are at fault, and the p-j whole system suffers iu consequence of one 0 organ?the Liver?having ceased to do iti duty. For the diseases of thnt organ. on? of the proprietors has made it his study, it Lj a practice of more than twenty years, tc ^ find some remedy wherewith to countered 1 the many derangement* to which it ia liable ^ To prove that this remedy is at last found any person troubled with the Liver Com Qj plaint, in any of its forms, has to try a bot tie, and conviction is certain. 0 These Gums remove all morbid or bat matter from the system, supplying in theii place a healthy flow of biic, invigoratiuc the stomach, causing food to digest well purif)ing the blood, giving tone and healtl HH to the whole machinery, removing the caus? i of the disease, effecting a radical cure. P> Bilious attacks are cured, and whnt ii better, prevented, by the occasional use o