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ECHOES. Still the Angel stars are shining, Still the rippliDg waters flow, But the aucieut voice is silent That I heard here long ago, Hark! tho echoes murmur low Long ago! Still the wood is dim and lonely, Still the plashing fountains play, But the past aud all it? beauty, Whither hns it fled away I Hark I the mounted echoes ray I'led away? Still the bird of night cotpplaineth? Now, indeed, her soug is pain? Visions of my happy hours, Do T /M.ll n...l i = Hark! tlie echoes cry again AH in vain I Cease, oh! echoes, mournful echoes ! Once I love?l your voices well; Now my heart is sick ami weary, Days of old a long farewell I Hark! lite echoes sad and dreary Cry farewell, farewell ! EXOETHFTS. Wben is a tiled man like a thief. When he needs a rcstiny. j Tlie law of existence is not happiness or i comfort, but sacrifice. Latest from China.?Why is wit like I b Chinese lady's fool ? Because brevity is j the sole of it. Latest from thk Poultry.?When is I a hen most likely to hatch ? When she is i in earnest, (her nest.) Lodgings nre so scarce in Australia, that men pay for lying in the gutter, and extra for resting theft heads 011 the curbstone. A sailor who has recently returned from Newfoundland, says that the fog is so thick there that he used to drive a nail in it to hang his hat on. 'Haven't you finished scaling that fish yet, Sam!'?'No master, 'tis a very large one.' 'Why, you have had time to scale a mountain.' If a piece of raw moat is kept for liens to I peck at, they will never break their own 1 eggs, and more than that, they will lay eggs iu winter as well as in summer. It has been inferred that Dryden wasn't opposed to sherry cobbler, from a remark he once made?'Straws may he made tho instruments of happiness.' 'The law,' said Judge Ashurst in a charge, 'is open to all men, to the poor as well the rich.' 'And so is tho London Tavern,' added Hnrnn ....... ' uuu pan JM UJCUl. 'What a bad light these candles give,' said Tom to his wife. 'Yes, they have just come in,' was her reply ; to which ho rejoined, 'Just come in?I should think they bad just (jonc out.1 Misprints will present themselves in other columns than those of newspapers. The author of a temperance novel who wrote, 'drunkenness is folly,' was horror-struck to read 'drunkenne63 is folly.' 'Boy !' called out Brown, to the waiter1' at Sam's. 'Don't call me boy, sir; I'm no boy, sir,' said the latter. 'Then do as you'd t,. a? ? ? vj uuuu uy, pin mi urown ; 'and dou't cal! thwtfmutton lamb any more!' A lady said to her husband, in Jerrold's i presence,'My dear, you certainly want some new trousers.' 'No, I think not,' answered the affectionate husband. 'Well,' Jerrold interposed, 'I think the lady who wears them ought to know.' Ants, though destructive, are useful, as they prey upon all kinds of Aphides, as do i aUo ear-wigs and ladv-bir's. However, j ants and ear-wigs only pick out the fat ones i whilst the lady-bird eats reeularlv on. and 1 .". " ' - * misses none which comes in its way. A butcher presented a bill for the tenth time to a rich skinflint. 'It strikes me,1 said the latter, 'that this is a pretty round bill.' 'Yes,' replied the butcher, 'I've sent it rouDd often enough to make it appear so; and I have called now to get it squar- i ed.' < 'Papa,' said a littldSboy to. his parent one day, 'are not sailors very small men ?' 'No, i my dear,' answered the father; 'pray, what 1 leads you to suppose that thev are en amnlW 'Because,' replied the young idea, smartly, *tread the other day of a enilor going to sleep in Lis watch.' Irish Economy.?Pat's master offered 1 Kim eighteen shillings per week aa his wages. Pat shook his head* 'Wliatl will not that satisfy you ?' inquired his master. tFaix, an'ye want to ruin me,' relied Pat. I won't tnke more tlrnn twelve shillings a week, and then if I'm away a week or sc, I shall save just six shillin's weekly V Diggs saw a five poucd note lying on the ground, but ho knew it was a forged one, and walked on without picking it up. He told Smithers the story, when the latter^ said, 'Do you know, Diggs, you have com-' . mitted a very grave offence?' 'Why, what have I done?' 'You have passed a forged nfllA- lrnAWin/* 1* ?A li" * ___?j amvif iv (V WO OUV/IJi Printers' errors are sometimes laughable. A young clergyman printed a- sermon, lb? # subject of which was tho necessity for mod* s erate and rHtional recreation, in whieb od1 r curred- the passage, 'Men should work and play, too/ The want of stroke ruined' it} nd tbe religious world was scandalized by reading, 'Men should work and play too.' There's no humbug about these sardines,' raid Brown, as be helped himself to a third, plateful fYJfk a newly opened box; they are tbe genuine article, and came all way from the Mediterranean.' 'Yes,' replied bis economical wife, 'and if you will oaly dontrol your Kppetite, tbey will fo ri, fbmt dtal farther: Brown did not ask Ik aay more. STANZAS. Leaf by leafthe roses fall, Drod by drop the spring runs dry; One by one, beyond recall, Summer beauties fade and die; But the roses bloom again, * And llio spring will gush ritiew, In the pleasant April rain, And the Summer's sun and dew. So in hours of deepest gloom. When then the spring of gladness fail: And the roses in their bloom, Droop like maidens wan and pale; We shall find some hope that lies Like a silent germ apart, Hidden far from careless eyes In the garden of the heart. i Some Hweet hope to gladuess wed, Tlmi will t?' ? D|Ming an can una new, j "When grief's Winter eliall have fled, Giving place to suu and dew? Some eweet liopo tliut breathes of Spring, Tlirougli the weary, weary time, Budding for its blossoinign. In the spirit's glorious clime. Two tliingf*, well considered, would prevent many quarrels: first, to liavo it well Ascertained whether wo are not disputing about terms rather than things; and secondly, to examine whether that on which we differ is worth contending about. My experience makes tin: an enemy alike to premature marriage and distant engagements. The first adds to our individual cares the responsibility for the beloved and helpless pledger of our a flections, and t'ie last are liable to tho most cruel disappoint- j ments.?Sir Ttr. Scott. If men could find the fabled fountain that : is said to restore youth and health and j beauty, w:th what eagerness they would j rush to drink its waters. Yet with scarcely ' less eagerness do they now rush to drink ' of waters that bring upon them premature old ?ige and disease, and loathsome ugliness. a ... Ejjeugy.?'1 h? longer I live, the more! certain I ain that the great difference between men is energy?invincible determination?an honest purposo ^onco fixeil, and then death or victoi^'. This : quality will do anything that enn bo done in tho world; and no talents, no circumstances, no opportunity, wilt make one man without it.?Belmont. Keep good company.? Intercourse with persons of decided virtue and excellence is of great importance to the formation of a good character. The force of example is powerful; we are creatures of imitation, and by a necessary inthience, our habits and tempers are very much formed on the mod- ^ el ofthoso with whom we familiarly associate. " FISin^H/AGxNEW & CO."" ! Oolumbla, IS. O., t" j Direct Importers of ENGLISH HARDWARE, Cutlery, Files, Steel, Iron, Guns, Ac., and I AMERICAN HARDWARE, 7 < Agricultural Implements, Springs. Axles, En- i ninelled Leather mid Cloth, Harness Mountings, ] Collars, Whips, Buggy Umbrellas, Malleable ] Castings, Hubs;Spoke?, Felloes, Shafts, Bows' | Dash Frames, and Carriage Materials of all > Kinds, also, 1'aiuts, Oils, Varnishes, Window ( Cilns9,' ( Gutta Perclia and Leather < MILL IRONS, SMUT MACHINES, BOLTING CLOTHS, > Milt SAWS, ! ?fcC., <tC., i Cfy Sole Agents for Slont's Elliptic Lock ' Stitch Sewing Machines, an<l Wilcox ?fc Gibbs 1 [{evolving Loop Sewing Machines, at prices :rom $40 to $100 each. These Machines we * ire prepared to 6hew from numerous tf-stimolinls are tlic best in use for Family and Planta- 1 .ion tine. Columbia, S. C.. July 8, 1859.12m. 1 AUKiniiuiuUil WUUH9. Columtoia, S. O. ESTABLISHED, A. D. MDCCCLI. WILLIAM GLAZE, ' Manufacturer of steam Engines, from 10 to 80 Horse; SUGAR MliLS of?v?- < y style now in use. Mill Work of every des- I :ription. Also, Iron Railing, with every dis- j :ription of Iron and Brass Casting. 1 would call attention to Iron Casting in the way of enclosing l'ublic Buildings, Dwellings, Cast Steps. Bnlestro Railing, oil kind of enclosures for Cemetery lots. \ Having a first-rntc Boiler maker with us we 1 aro prepared to manufacture Boilers, or repair ] them, at short notice. Will send Boiler maker 1 to any part of the State. Our ' will be found, when compared with those 1 made at Northern establishments, to he from 1 twenty-five to forty per cent larger for the same borne power. These Works have been in successful opera tion for several years, with an increase of patronnge from all parts of the Southern country, for which the Proprietor returns his thanks to his numerous friends and patrons, and beg* to assure them that no pains or exflense will be spared to merit a continuance of their favors. [July 1,1869, 4m* AGNEW, HAWTHORN & CO.. CARRIAGE MAKERS, 3>u? West, 19. O., TJETURN their thnnks to,- the citizens of it. avi.~?:ii~ * -- - jlv nuucTiuo wmtrici ior me very liberal patronage given their Shop for the past year, and would respectfully inform their friends and the public generally that they are still at the 3 old stand, soliciting a continuance of the same. They have constantly on hand a supply of new work1 which they will dispose of on the most reasonable terms, and at the lowest fig* ures. They also hare on hand a number of Second Han.d Vehicles which will be sold ex J ceedinglv* low. In rtbe Shop are several of the best and most -experienced workmen in the State, which tnablttt)i?m to do alt Repair- ( ing or put up to order, any kind of vehicles at ( (be shortest notice. 10, 1859.6 3m ] THE .M-A It SHALL HOUSE. 6T E. COBB, Proprietor <V ! : THE Proprietor of the MARSHALL dMfV HOUSE wouldinformthej>ybli?tbafc his House ii ?1111 open for the "reception of. *M? torsi Having sotne cxperienoe in Hotel-keeping. he flatior* Ijlmselr that nfr^jU'be able to pleaso his friend* and customers. His table AriTl at ?U time.bartpplied with \ The forf Market ASoris. His doase il wtll kpvid^d with attentir* servants, and eTatytUft to reqi^rf^bpuftopi m comfortable. "7 " EWfltt) OOBB- X - Feb. 2L 1869 v it 1 ''"If f SPUING AND SUMMER ~ STYLES. I HAVE NOW A COMPLETE STOCK OF r BATS A1 CAPS I AND STR.A.W GOODS Embracing all tlic Leading Styles, and liavo i made arrangements to "receive all of tho various Fashions an introduced. ' ?aiho.? , JOHN WOOLLY'S i First 3?re,m lu m mmfv Which ("?k the prize at I lie State Agricultural Fare in I8.'i7 ami .ri8. These Hats are manufactured at (Jraniteville, S. ami arc warranted for long scryjce and durability. , ?Also,? i A good selection of Misses' various colored | JOCKEY'S AM) LEGHORN FLATS, Owing to the lateness of the Season the balance of u:y Summer Goods will be closed,out at or near Cost. C. I'. REM SEN. i Columbia, July 8, 18f>t>, 10-tf "KIGHMT DIADEM j f.ykk j WOltN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS. ? What? Why a Beautiful Head of Hair. R BECAUSE it in the ornament Uod Himnrlf # provided for all our race. Reader, al- ' though ihe rose may hloom ever so brightly in the glowing cheek, ihe eye be ever so sparkling the teeth be those of pearls, if the head is bereft of its covering, or the h:iii be snarled uud shriveled, tmrxh and dry, ut worse still, if spiiukled \ with gray, nature will lose more than half her [ charms. lVof. Wood's Hair Restorative, if invd "! two or three times n week, will restore und per- ] ina-.icutly secure to all such au ornament Rm-I the following and judge. The writer of the first is the cclebiuted J'iani.it, Tit alters/: 1 New York, April 19, 1858, T)n. Woon:?Dear Sir. ? Permit mo to ex- y press to you the obligations 1 am under for the entire restoration %flny hair to its original color ; J filiottL tlin limp ?*" ?? ? !?..1 ?' n !* 1 - - j ill MIC IflllllMl | States it whs rapidly becoming gray, l>tat upon ? the application of your " Hair Restorative" it 1 soon recovered ita original line. I consider your Restorative of n very wonderful invention, quite ellicacious as well ns agreeable. 0 I am, dear sir, yours trulv, S. TIIALBERG. ^ " Dryoli a'r Gwpliedydet," Welsh Newspaper uilico, 13 Nassau si., ) I April 12, 1858. j' pitok. o. J. Wood:?Dear Sir.?Koine month or six weeks ago I received a bottle of your ^ Hair Restorative and give it my wife, who con- " eluded to try it on her hair, little thinking at the I time that it would restore the gray hair to its ? original color, but to her n? well as my surprise, I after a few weeks' trial it has performed that wonderful eflect l>y turning all the gray hairs to " a dark brown, at llie same time beautifying and iluckening the hair. I strongly recommend the I above Restorative to all persons in want of such a change of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW. New Youk, July 2(>, 1857. Piif. O. J. Woou: With confidence do I recommend your Hair Restorative, as being the most efficacious article 1 ever taw. Siuee using j your Hair Restorative my hair and whiskers which were Hliuost white have gradually grown | dark ; and I now feel confident tlmt u few more I applications will restore litem to their natural color -i It also haa relieved ine of all dandruff and uii- 1 pleasant itching, bo common among persons who perspire freely. J. C. KILBY. p Fnop. Wood?About two years ago my hair vi commenced fulling off and turning gray ; I a was fast becoming bald, and had tried many remedies to no effect. I commenced using your n Restorative in January last. A few applications h Wened my hair firmly. It began to fill up. ,rnu> i-.-i. - ' . ?.u...^u u'iviv iu no winner color, ? black.) At this time it is fully restored to its iriginal color, health, and appearance, aud I { heeiTully recommend its uss to nil. J. D. HOES. Chicago, HI.. 1, 1P57. The Historative is put up in bottles of 3 size?, >\z: large, tnedium, and small; the small holds r a pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle ; the nediuni holds at least twenty per cent, more n proportion than the small, retails fur two lollars per. bottle ; the largo holds n quart, 40 icr cent more in proportion, and retails tor $3. O. J. WOOD ?fc CO., 444 Proprietors, Broad-. vay, New York, and 114 Market St., Louis, Mo. O* And sold by all Druggists and ?ancy Goods Dealers. n April 28, 185'J 1 ly3m HOWE'S ~ ] T\fPimvi?n cpATirci ?i xmi ll V I XJU OViLlLlljO 01 Strong &. Ross' Patent. 3 11 THESE superior PLATFORM SCALES, which have token the premium over nil >tlier Scales, are offered for sale at manufac- ' urers' prices?do expense added?by the ^ Agents, ? f CAS.MICHAEL & BEAN. Augusta, Ga. We are also Agents for Stenrne9 and Mar- _ ,-in e celebrated FIRE-PROOF SALAMAN- ? DER SAFES; Hoe Ji Cu.'a CIRCULAR SAWS ; Boston Belting Company's RUBBER GOODS; [RON RAILING; SUGAR MILLS and KET-. riJiS, <bc., all of which are offered for sale low. in connection with nm- I HARDWARE, CUTLERY and AGRICLJLrURAL IMPLEMENTS. - ^ July 8. 1859. 3m. ? JOHN OORBETT, 8< HOUSE Grainer, Marbler, Paper Hanger and SIGN WRITER. ? Abbeville C. H., South*Carolina- c F L ' ; L STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, L ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. Office Court of Common Pleat and Cent Sessions _ N K. Butler, Survivor ) vs. } Attachment. Wm. B. Lloyd, J McGowan Pl'tff'e Atly 4 WHERE AS thePlaintifJ^did. on the nineteenth " day of November,, eighteen hundred and fifty eight, file his declaration against the De-' fi fenoant, who, (It is said) is absent from and U without the limita of this State and has neither _ wire nor attorney Known within the same, up. ? on whom a copy of Mid declaration might be perred: It ii therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear and plead* to tllO'Said declaration, on or before the twentieth dav of * November, .eighteen hundred and fifty-fjtie, ^ otherwise final and absoluM > judgement j^ill w then begiren and awarded^feamst him. , MATTREW McDONAED, C. C. P. r Clerk's 0<8w Nor. 10, 1858 80-fy g, if. Xj. olartc, v r :iy >)}'& rkpaikkr OF WAT1ICHKV CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, HODGES' DEPOT, BrO., . r prepared n??ewary tooli and ma- * teriaU to do anything in his line of boaidm* atthe lowawrate*. All work warranted ] to"do"w41l far twflv* months, it not send U MA and H win Ira done foe of charge. Gift ? me a trial and satisfy yotirselvei TenHt cteflL * June 17, 1809, 7-12*, ^ W. N. HRRIMIIIR HAVING COMPLETED HIS DRUG STORE A T 2\rx3srir"5r six, ?. o., (next door to koosiik a cautkii'h.) WOULD respectfully coll tlio attention of his friends and the public generally to liis fine strode of DRUGS AND OHBMI O ALS, and solicit their kind pntrotinge nnd liberality. He proposes selling Drugs ho low as any first daes Drug Store in the up-country. His stock is complete, and everything sold by him is warranted to be fresh nnd genuine. At his store may be found DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS Varnishes, Varnish and l'aint Brushes, Spices, Mace, Cloves. IVimer. Tim? ol all kinds, Buggy and Carriage Grcnsr, \lso, ft fine lot of ClIKWIXG TOBACCO, md SKGARS of the best brands. A large and varied stock of excellent PERFUMERY. lie also offers Confecliou.'triex, BRANDIES, I'ure Old Port, Madeira mid Maliogn ^W Jtt M M-CSPatf \l exceedingly low figure?. Also, a good ar;icle ??I* Apple Vinegar, Kerosene, Oils n?d I'luiJs. l.amps of all kinds. Wicks for any tind of Lamps, and everything usually kejit n a first class Drugstore. Prompt attention will be given to all. May 0, ISft'.t-l-tf "boots and shoes. Till-. Undersigned, having formed 1^1 v. ft partnership for the purpose of conducting the ISoot and Slioc Business, vould inform the public that we have recently i > . . - xiicuiiwi in uooion, riiiinUt-lpliia mid New iCork^Jlic largest assortment of Ladies Shoes, and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes >f every conceivable style and pattern ever ofcrcd in this market. Our entire stock tins icon purchased by n practical Hoot Maker. iVe feel assured that we can, with great confilence, rccommcnd our stock to the public. as jeiug of n superior quality, more durable than inj- that can he fount! in this latitude. Wc litem! to deal exclusively in Leather, Boots and Shoes. mil wc shall be enabled to sell better work for ess mono) than any establishment in Town. Ve will hnrter Leather or work for Rawhides. The materials of our .Stock were selected by v. 110CHE, one of the firm, and the work Put IJp to Ordc^t o Ve therefore know the "stuff it's nvnde of." ind can safely recommend it. We have a nnin ?er of first class Boot and fcjhou JIukers in conicction with our Establishmcqfcrand are preiared to Manufacture to Order ny work which may he desired. i.au at, Muslin's building, next door to Cobb, Iunter <fc Co. ' . ROCIIE ?fc CHRISTIAN. April 1, lS39-48-tf C II A R L E SCO X* * vyy w. Would respectfully inform w. 5$?S/.r- the I'ublic that he has OPENED A, SHOP FOR THE llaking and Repairing of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES. It is opposite (but-mo* opposed) to Mr.Taylor's Istablishnient. He hopes that by doing good rork. and making rpn?ofinlil?> O ?..6 ,wi?iici?e share of public patronage. lie lias on hand at this time, several new and eat IJuooiks, anil one excellent Wagon, which e will sell low. '28th Oct., 1858. 26 12m )R. S. HENRY BEARD, TTV \T T r d rr JLf JLi 1^ 1 1 1 , I raduate' of the Baltimore College of T Dental Surgery, HI" AS permanently located at Abbeville C LA II., and solicits a share of public patronje. Teeth inserted frofti oue to full upper nd lower set*. Exposed nerves destroj'ed and eated, free from pain. Raving purchased an fHce Right of Dr. Blandly, of Baltimore, I in prepared to insert teeth on the Cbeoplastic roccsB. Office over Branch, Allen & Edvurd'fi Drug Store. ^ A-totoeville, (S. O. May, 20, 1868, 3-tf 5 Tew Goods! New Goods! ! GREAT BARGAINS! ! M. STiRA^SS, COKES BUltY. [1TISHIN6 to reduce my Stock, I offer some T of my G00t? I jess than Cost, )fne at Cost Pricej, and the balance with VE^ SMALL, PROFIT. My Stock is vary large and selected with reat core, and I offer .ADY'S HOOr SK1 RTSfor 60 cU ojored and White BRILLI ANTES, 12 eta nncy MUSLIN, Fast Colors, 10 eta IATS and BONNETS, 60 cU ady'a SLIPPERS, 60 ots fn?n COATS. 16 eta HANDKERCHIEFS, 06 ota ETC., ETC. Apffl 1. I860. j . if Or. M. CALfJOUN, WAREHOUSE ' . AND ENERAL TOMM!SS!ON MERCHANT, .eynold's Stp between Jackson and Mcintosh Ausrfista, Oa.; wilt ?Uend strictly to the ?<1e of ~ OOTTON, BACON, ?RAIN, .nd all other produce consigned to him. Per >na1 attentioff -gyrlng to the fiHing of all or^ era for Bf^ing^lfifpe and Family Supplies, iberal Cash ad*ancei Afd* oa produce in I In'A m i June 24, 1869, 8 tf ^ KERRISON & LEIDING, IMPORTERS? OREIQN ANO DOMESTIC DRY 6000$. WbblMUe and Retail. BASEL STREET, (One door from King, As. KERRISON. f LEBOOTG A POSITIVE REMEDY. 10,000 Negroes 10,000 Negroes 10,000 Negroes Saved Yearly. Saved Yearly. Saved Yearly. Planters Take Notice, Planters Take Notice, w Planters Take Notice, Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy Before The People Before The People Before The People In Dysentery, In Dysentery, In Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Diarrhoea, Diarrhoea, And Flux, And Flux, And Flux, It Never Fails. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. Packages of Half Doz. Packages of Half Doz. Packages of Half Doz. Put up Expressly Put up Expressly Pi if. 11 rv l?/v?Yrf*cclir Mm O lAjy VUU1J For Plantations. For Plantations.. For Plantations?^ $1 per Bottle. $1 per Bottle. $1 per Bot$e. JFor Sale in Abbevule by *? J. <fc N. KNOX. Aug. 12, 1859, 15-1'2m THAT GREAT REMEDY, THAT GREAT REMEDY, THAT GREAT REMEDY, THAT GREAT REMEDY, THAT GREAT REMEDY. THAT GREAT REMEDY, THAT GREAT REMEDY, SANCJIW SPECIFIC SANCHEZ' SPECIFIC 8ANCHW SfMHC SANCHW SPECIFIC SANCHEZ' SPECIFIC, SANCHEZ' SPECIFIC, KANC1DZ' SPECIFIC, THE ONI.Y POSITIVE ClTRE THE ONI.Y POSITIVE CL'KE THE OXI.Y POSITIVE CUKE THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE THE ONLY POSITIVE CUKE THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE BEFORE THE PEOPLE, BEFORE THE PEOPLE, BEFORE THE PEOPLE, BEFORE niE PEOPLE, BEFORE THE PEOl'LE, BEFORE THE PEOPLE, BEFORE THE PEOPLE. FOR GONORRHffiA AND GI.EET, FOR GON'OItRHCEA AND GLEET, I*OR GONORIUHEA AND GLEET, FOR GONOHRHOCA AND GLLET, FOR GONORRHOEA AND GLEET, FOR GONORRHOEA AND GLEET, FOR GONORRHEA AND GLEET SAVFH A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL, SAVFN A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL, HAVfH A*OIO DOCTOR'S BOX," SAVIii A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL, SAVES A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL, SAVI-X A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL, SAVE3 A BIG DOCTOR'S BILL, ra easily taken, is easily taken, is easily taken, ls easily taken, , is easily taken, is eamly taken, is easily taken, has no bad taste, has no bad taste, has no bad castk, has no bad taste, has no bad taste, has no bad tastp, has no bad taste, will effbtt a cure will effect a tx'ke . will effect a cube r-t will effect a core wuj. effect a cure will effect a cure will effect a cure without ivofib of time without l088 of time without i-oss of time without loss of tute without loss of time without loss of tooe without losh of time or change of diet, "1 ob change of diet, ob change of diet, or change of diet, or change of diet, OB CHANUKrflE DIET, .OR CHANGE OF DIKT, WITH LFSS TROUBf.E. WITH IJSfl TROUBLE, WITH (?88 TROOHUj, WJ1H lias TROUBLE, * WITH IJ3SS TROUBT.E, WITH LKH TROUBLE WITH LESS TROUBLE, MORE SPEEDILY, 9 MORE 8PEEDILY, MORE SPEEDILY. MOKE SPEEDILY, MORE SPEEDILY, MORE SPEEDILY, MORE SPEEDILY, . Ay AND PERMAJTENTLY| AND PERMANENTLY, " AND PERMANENTLY. THAN any known remedy. THAN ASY KNOWN REMEDY. hlzfi.-any known remedy! r than any known rgmkdy. v- i than any known remedy. THAN ANY HISfiWN REMEtf*. " than any knSwn BSEEy. * ' TOT ONE PACKAGE, ? TEST-ONr PACKAGE TKJT ONE pAaU0BKrary Druggtst and Ountry plyofthis vofuabto Remedy, not only C-oflT IKTWfite thai ceraefromtta aHerf; bntw an aef ?f phflaatErwtf tcwaj'ds suffering btrma?jty. Kwtl>be madelo Mmumfr eta! and pecanlarr IMeroetrf all Drn?gteu to purchase Vf W? W, Bt tfl k OO. Pkopuxtom. an bhpadwat, Nbw y?m For Sale in Abbeville bp BRANCH, ALLEN A EDWARDS. J, * N. KNOX. -Ffer tale in Due Wast by BfcANGH, ALLEN * EDWARDS. Aug. I?, 185P, J5-i2n? . BLISS' DYSPEPTIC REMEDY. Bliss* Dyspeptic Remedy BUss* Dfipfpllo Itemedy Blln' Dyspeptic Remedy Bliss* Dyspeptic Remedy Blta' Dyspeptic Remedy Bliss* Dyspeptic Remedy Oil's' Dyspeptic Remedy Bliss* Dyspeptic Remedy Bliss' Dyspeptic Remedy BUss* Dyspeptic Remedy HaJ tlie liirgest Snle Has I lie Ijitrgcit Sale Has the liRTgeat Hale Ha* the Largest Sale Has the Largest Sale Has the Largral Sale Has the Largtit Sale Has the Largest Sale Has the Largest Sale Has the Largest Sale Of any Medicine In the World. Of any Medicine In the World. Of any Medicine In the World. Of any Medicine in the World. Of any Medicine In Oie World. Of any Medicine In the World. Of any Medicine In the World. Of any Mcdlclne In the World. Of any Medicine In the World. Ot any Medicine In the World. 100,000 Packages 100,000 Packard lOO.OOO Packages 100,000 Packages 100,000 Pnrftaffrfl 100,000 l'nrUni;M 100,000 I'nckavr) litU.INH) Pnckn^e) lOO.OOO PnrknKM 100,000 1'nckagM Sold In Georgia and SouthCarollna Sold In (iliorglR and SauthCarollna Sold In Ucorgln ami SouthCarollna Sold In Georgia mill SouthCarollna Sold In Georgia and SouthCarollna Sold In Georgia and KoutbCamlliia Sold In Georgia and SotlthCarollna Sold In Georgia and SouthCarolliia Hold In Georgia null SonthCarollim Sold In Georgia and SouthCarolluv In Fourteen IHoiiIIm. In Fourteen Mmitha. In Fourteen Months. In Fourlciin Months. In Fourteen Month*. In Fourteen Months. In Fourteen Months. In Fourteen Month*. In Fourteen Month*. In Fourteen Montli*. It lw Warranted to Cure It I* Warranted to Cure It I* Warranted to Cure It lit Warranted to Cure It U Warranted to Cure It la Warranted to I nra It I* Warranted to Cure It la Warranted to Cure It I* Warranted to Cure It la Warranted to Cure If Dlreetlonn are Followed, It Direction* are Followed. If Directions tire Followed, If Direction* are FolloMrcrt, If Directions arc Followed. It Directions arc followed, It Directions arc Followed, If Dlrec|lo{lH nrc Followed, If Directions arc Kollowed, If Directions arc Kollowctl, Ati^Cmc of Dyspepsia Any Case of Dyspcpsln Any Cose of Dyspcpsln Any Case of Dyspepsia Any Case of Dyspepsia Any Case of Dyspepsia Any Cnsc of Dyspepsia Any Cnsc of Dyspcpsln - 5 Any Cnsc ot Dyspepsia Any Cnsc of Dyspepsia I.lver Disease, Liver Disease, I.lver Disease, I.lver Dlsense, I.lver I)lscns?, I.lver Disease, I.lver Disease, I.lver Disease, I.lver Disease, Liver Disease, Jaundice, Jaundice, Jaundice, Jaundice, Jaundice, Jaundlcc, Jaundice, Jaundice, Jaundice, Jaundice, General Debility, General Debility, General Debility, General Debility, General Debility General Debility, General DebllHv. General Debility, General IKIilIH y. General Debility, Palpitation, Palpitation, Palpitation, Palpitation, Palpitation, Palpitation, Palpitation Palpitation, Palpitation, Chronic Diarrhoea, Chronic Diarrhoea, Chronic Diarrhoea, Chronic Diarrhoea, Chronic Diarrhoea, Chronic Dinrrhoea, Chronic Diarrhoea, Chronic Diarrhoea, Chronic Diarrhoea, Giddiness, Giddiness, Giddiness, Giddiness, Giddiness, Giddiness, uiddlnctt', Giddiness, i Depressed Spirits, Depressed Spirits, Depressed Spirits, Depressed Spirits, Depressed Spirits, Depressed Spirits, Depressed Spirits, Depressed Spirits, Depressed Spirits, I Lous of Appetite, , IjOSS of Appetite, Loss of Appetite. Iiow of Appetite, I X<oss of Appetite, , IjOSS of Appetite, IjOSS of Appetite, IjOSS of Appetite, IjOSS of Appetite, j IjOSS of Appetite, ( Pain lit Side and llnclc, . Pnln III Side and Back, Fain in Side mid Back, 1 Pain in tilde and Back, I BMli In Side and Bark, Pnln In Side and Back Pain In Side and Back, Pnln in Side and Hack, l Pain In Side and Back, Pain In Side and Back, It Is Fji>T( Inll v Adnntfid In It U Especially Adapted to IC la Eipcrlnlly Adopted to It la Especially Adapted to It la Especially Adapted to 1 It la Especially Adapted to , It la Especially Adapted to It Is Especially Adapted to It la Especially Adapted to t It la Especially Adapted to i Female Complaints t ; Female Complaints ; n Female Complalntat 1 Female Complaluta t Female Complaluta; Female Complaints* ' Female Complalnta; a Female Coihplolnt.; f Female Complaints ; . Female Complalntat It Produeea Rotundity of Form \ It Produces Rotnndlty of FWnu J It Produces Rotundity ot Form c It Produces Rotundity ot Form It Produces Rotundity off Form It Prodneea Rotnndlty of Form It Prodneea Rotnndlty ot Farm It ProdneesRotnndlty off Form It Proditees Rotundity of Forjsi H Produeea Rotundity of Fona In Fet&alee ot a Thin and Spare Habit ' / In Females of a Thin and Spare Habtf In Female a of a Thin and 9 pa re Habit 4 > In Females of a Thin and Spare Habit in Fecialea ot a Thin and Sp?tir? llablf In Fa males of a Thin and Spare Habit \ In Females of a Thin and Sparc Habit h? Females ot aTh|n and Spaiw Habit 1 Female# ot * Thin ?nd Spnrv Hnblt In Females of a Thin and viparv Habit Swrr Invalid Mhonld EV*ry Invalid Should C Invalid Should - c invalid Should v' _ w*ry Invalid Should n Avery Invalid Should * Every Invalid Should * Svvry ?>V*HB HMtM f cry Invalid Should r Try One Puktn. Try One Pacini^, Try One Package. Try One Package. b Try One Package. KS:: gSR : kjss.SSKS:: n Brad a P'cit&ga 8u?p to tbe Proprietors Off tfcdr J Puis phial on it DiMuea or Bloroacli and Bovata.* ** W. W, 01.1*8*00. , Prt^rtatar.WW ?rea4way, W?W ' $ For Sale in AbbtvilU by ... > BRANCH, ALLEN * ID WARDS. . jr J. * N.KNOX, v ^ jiw4wn!.**V 1 B&AJfCKT, OXEN * KDWASDft " & A of. J*, 1M9, **"4'4 CANDIDATES. The friends of Capt. G. M. MATTISON respectfully announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector at the next election. The friends of JAMES A. McCORD respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collector at the next election. The friends of Dr. J. F. McCOMB respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collector at the next election tar We are authorized to announce 8. A/ HODGES as a Candidate for Tax Collector, a* the ensuing election. The friends of CHpt. W. S. HARRIS, respectfully announce him as a Candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Abbeville Distrio at the next election. The numerous friends of WESLEY A* BLACK Ecq., respectfully announce him ?? <* Candidate for Tux Collector at the next ol?<v tion. The friends of IIENRY S. CASON respect 11 lly annnounce him as a Candidate for Tax: Collector, athe ensuing election. tsr Tho friends of* JOHN A. HUNTER respectfolly announce him a candidate for th? office of Ordinary, at the next election. Oct. 27, 1858. ^ The friends of Col. J. G. BASKIN respectfully announce him a candidate for the office of Ordinary, at tho next clectioD. Nov. 4, 1868. PAPER COMMISSION WAREHOUSE AND PRINTERS' DEPOT, For the sale of WRITING, PRINTING, ENVELOPE AND COLORED PAPERS, CARDS AND PRINTING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS. AGENT FOR L. JOHNSON & CO., Type Founders, It. HOE & CO.. And other Printing I'rcss makers. PRINTIfWS INKS OF BEST QUALITY, At IVftiiufactarcr's Prices. i-?_ ? & TovBjyTerchaiits. The Subscriber begs to call attention to his LARGE STOCK OF Writing and Wrapping Paper of all kind?, which lie will sell very LOW FOR CASH, or short credit on large sums. JOSEPH WALKER, 1'20 Meeting-st., Charlesto-.i, S. C. Oct. 7. 858. "livery stables, p BY COBB &\ CRAWFORD, v y-v 1 ABBEVILLE,a& C. TIIE Undersigned woulJ inform /tti public that they have formed a copnrt nership for tlie jjurposo of conducting THE LIVE 11Y STABLE BUSINESS 1N~ ALL ITS BRANCHES. \l They have taken the well-known Stables attached lo the lot of the Mnrshall House, occupier! last year by P. S. Rutledge. These Stables, fronting on Washington Street have been repaired and refited and are now well' provided with provender and attentive Hostlers, for the accommodation of the public. Mr. CRAWFORD, one of the firm, may always be found at the Stables, and he hopes, by close attention to business, lo merit and receivea liberal share of public patronage. The Stables will be provided witli BUGGY AND SADDLE HORSES, to hire, together with every other accommodation usually offered by a similar establishment. They have also, COMMODIOUS LOTS for the accommodation of SXOCK DRIVERS, and will furnish them with provender, at living rate* EDMUND COBB. J. B. CRAWFORD. Feb. 63, 1859 43 ,y tf CARRIAGES AND WAGONS, THE Subscribers having find the misfortune to loose, by the fire of the 29th January, the STEAM MILL>nd MACHINERY connected with their -4? COACH FACTORY in Greenville, take this method of apprising their friends and patrona ll?$i they will still :ontinnc business as heretofore, without change in their Firm or abatement of their exertions to please. * Tliey Have on Hands, and are constantly finishing, all tho varieties of Carriages, Busies and x Sver made by them, to which they invite the ittention of purchasers. * , They take dt&sDrein correcting an impression that theia&toek of SEASONED LUMBER vas lost with the Mill, and would say that, in [uantity and qu&lity, rheir JjLnmbmf Has Neve^THton JBetter. The/^generoos,patronage' hitherto received varranta the conclusion that threfirfoflfiojWfr tiro ippreciated, and stimulate# them in makingurther exertions. Thpir aqMrieribe will ens-< >le Hiem to seleot, an? >rojMAaki irervv with advqpt^awjptsutv. IflMod ^ Greenville. aM^Marj)^/7 tf STATE Of SOUTH CAROLItW," ^ ABBEVILLE iJ Office Court of Common Pleat ana CflMl SUtainnM f. K. Butler \ s. > Attachment. Vm. B. Lloyd, ) McOowan, Pl'tflTs Attorney, ftJHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the nineteenth day of November, eighteen hundred and i fly-eight, file his declaration against tlia.Defealanb, who, (it U said,) is absent from Md w$A at the limiUof this State and ha* neither will ior Attorney known within the IBM, npo? rhom a copy of said declaration dlgiitD* set* 'ed: it ie therefore ordered. tjp?t the said Doandant do (tppeaf and plead to th? said de?la> ation, on or before the twentieth day of No. ember, eighteen hundred and fifla>ajn<^ oth?' rwise final and absolute judgenli*t wilJ then ? given and awarded against hii* <*"> -v \ MATTHEW MoDONALD, A <7. Clestta 20, 18?My SO ttspiara* 9*iS#m F<m i#? PLAIN STREET, i nov m ofttM public TVefy ; Irea Ho ropplr H** CL T' MASON, Proprietor, jwmii, im t "l' ' 'ir-v