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THE DYING NEVER WEEP! *Tia eni?l ihe dying iirvtr weep! Is it because the eliilt of death Insensnto makes them to the earth, With every parting breath ! It cannot be?they call f>r friend* ; Ask by n futln-r to lie preist, And long to lny th^ drooping l>row Upon a mother breast. Why do the dying never weep 1 C* I hey have readied their point of Time Thut in fur niiirlit lik<> nrllilv Ohm D J To? wonderous?too sublime ! Their ppirit-eyep now beings mark; And on their ears the Future's sea Already throcrgh the shadows waft The voices of Eternity ! O, way, whj- should the dying wrcp? Weep with sueh angel throngs around? "Weep when !hoir brows hIkiII he ho soon 1 With the Iintiiomorinl cmwdvdf 1 It ia the living thnt should weep? I The living yet to wear their chains? 1 But not the dying with thutcall i To God's eternal plnrrnp. ! EIX: O E H I* T S . In England there is liberty without equal- ' ly. Iii France tlicre is equality without ' liberty. Why is n blunt knife partially gron: <1, i like n young pickpocket ? lfucairco it is a 1 little sharper. j ' i1 Reason can tell how Fove effects us, but ? cannot tell what love is. ' t The beginning andtfik kn?.?The first , thing a mini take6 to in life is milk?the t last is his bier. t Sweep first before your own door, before ^ you sweep before your neighbor's. n A wis?'man should hare money in his " head, but not in his heart. i r A statesman, not a poet.? Every "1.111 j . of eminence, it is s;ii<l has tried his hand at , t poetry, except William Pitt. * I i A wise rnii.osoriiv.?I am for the phi- j t losophy that fits ns for Ilio world, not that j j which teaches us to abandon it. A bronze statue of Handel, ten feet high, I , has just been erected in Ilalle, in Saxony. ; e his native city. j ? wuat aoe iiuin'gs with ii. As wc grow i older, it is with hearts as with heads of hair; j j for one that we find real, there are nine that g are false. 0 A clerical con.? Why should a <;ler- - ? - IV gymari always wear well fitting clothes ?? i Because he should never be a man of loose : 3 habits. 18 ; li Arago, when shown an encyclopaedia, ! h said, "Ah ! if we had but a dictionary of ' what we are ignorant of!" ^ . 11 A graceful manner spoils nothing; it ndds j] tb beauty and gives lustre to modesty. An ; si affected simplicity is a refined impostor. c ! c 'l'beie is no knowledge so thorough as : that which is <?aint?<l nt nft?r ? ? .? '-f' v baffled and wondering inquiry. The widow of Ilelvetius said to Napoleon, li "You cannot conceive how inucli happiness n can bo found in three acres of land." c "Noe cervis," was posted by the sexton j n on a country church door during the absence of vicar. 1 1. "Of all the extravagant fees I ever heard o of, said a crusty old bachelor the other day T "female is the wo?*L" u "What church do you attend, Mrs. Tart- i * ington ?"?"Oh. anv narado* ?*linn-l? wlmrn i the gospel is dispensed with." g MOhr dear !" ercfaimed a young school- J gill, when tdie first belie)*! a cucumber, "I ^ always thought such things grew in aMces." e The cloudy weather m?lia at lengtli into ? beauty and the brightest siwi'es of tbe heart C are born of its tears ! 'i r Sound dealing is the honor of man's na- ^ ture; and a mixture of falsehood is liko al- p loy in gold and silver, which may make the n mctaJ- work the tatter, btrt it debaseth it. l' After man hn9 preserved his innocence, n anil performed alt duties incumbent on him, * his time ppent in his own wny is what makes 1 his life differ from tfeat of a slave. ( Importance of tiirvleb.?Oftr what * seems a trifle,, a mere nothing by iUcIf, in a some nice situations turns the scale of fate, t and rules the most impoftant actions.? s Thornton. I Examine tiiohouohly.?If, tttyfer all j circumstances. ? man docs not go round a fact* or ideas, to examine lliem under their ' various aspects, this man is incomplete, fee- ' bie, and in danger of perishing.?Balzac. 1 i- 1 No BUDDK.V HKfORM 18 l'OSSBBLB. To ? hope to change from vice to virtue ia like ' hoping for yonthfni vein# to bo opened, and their healthful vigor infused into the dfried- r up aluictt* of age. * * A lie should be Sampled on nnd extin- < gifished wherever found. I nm for fumiga- 1 ting tlie atmosphere. when I &u?p< ot that falsehood, like p?5tileiicer breathe around me.?Carlylt. 1 The clock nt the House* of Parliament, 1 London, now strikes the honrs regularly up- I on the great bell, and tbe sound maybe 1 h?s*A dUtlqjrtly for miles around tlie metropolis. I Either ttafe is dignity in intellectual rank 1 or there is not: if there is, no other rank i* , newlwl if llioro ii nnt "rt A?1. -- ""?v .w uw?, uv vmci IHHA CHII gtre it?(or is uot an accident, but , :T**? MIKO.?The mind baa certain vegewhich cannot be whollj idle. Kit If jft&jfm) oot end cultivated into a eantifu! ?nrden, it will of itself shoot op in fleirera of a wild growth. 1' * v vN-i 1 SENATOR CLAY'S SPEECH. We lay before our readers to-day, t fie synopsis says tbe Mercury, of u speech lately delivere?l iu lluntsville, by Senator Clay, of Alabama. It is characteristic of this honest and fearless statesman, aiid gives a truthful history of the past aggressions on the South, and her present position. If the South had many more such men to guide her councils, she would not only be safe, but safe with honor and peace. We cannot forbear placing in immediate sequence to our editorial the following noble sentiments and resolutions with which ho cloiud Ills speech: 1 uet-d not now toll you that I will not tupport Mr. Douglas or any one occupying his platform, hlthrougli nominated by the unanimous voto of tbe Charleston Convention, .of the democratic party, or any other parly whatever. I love the democratic party for its principles. I will not abandon those principles for policy. I prefer the right, ever with defeat, to ti?e expodient with success. I prefer trulh to triumph. I love the Union of the Constitution?a Union of equal, independent and sovereign States, hut I love my native itutes, "my nursing mother and my grave,' yet more; and I should he a fsithless mid dishonored gunrdinu of her rights, did I consent to abdicate the power and abandon the luty of Congress to protect her citizens, whenever or by whomsoever assailed, wheresver tho Federal flag floats. Protection is an inherent right of citizenship, guarantied by the Federal Constitition as expounded hy the Fed nil Supreme Court, and when you surrender t, you will cease to be freemen, and to delerve the right*, privileges and immunities of reemen. As your trmtce and servant, I will jot do so at the bidding of squatter soverIintinnol Ci.>^. " noeracy?yen, nt tlic bidding of the Legislature or the people of Alabnmn. If commanded o do so I will resign my -trust, retire to the leepest seclusion of private life, nnd, hiding ny face in idinme nnd humiliation, nnd sealing ny lips with silence about sueli cheap nnd I'orthless things as State rights or freemen's! iglits, become a quiet passenger on tho ill fa- J ed bark of the South ns it drifts ingloriotisly ' lown the stream of Time into the black and ideless sea of infamy and oblivion. U.i'?l' or tiie Franking Privilege.?We copy lie following froni tho Washington correslondence of the Baltimore Snn: "For some time past, the postmaster of this lity has refused to send off in the mails such natters as, in his belief, was frnuilulen tly frnnkd. In other words, such as was not franked n the hand-writing of the person entitled to he franking privilege. In this lie hns been tistained by the Postmaster General, who loes not admit the right of a member of Confess to authoiizc the use of his name by anther for the purpose of franking. ' Some of Senator Brown's documents first j nmc under this condemnation, his name hav- I ng been signed by another person, under lUtliority. Tliey were returned for proper ^natures. ns others liave since been. Doubtess counterfeits have been smuggled through, ut the postmaster has been instructed to ar M, as far as possible, fraudulently endorsed ocunienL", com?; from where they may. That lie puhlick will stand by Postmaster Genera) [olt in this matter, there can be no doubt, ince that it bIiouUI be known, that during a pftninii of roncrpRs lmn/lfwla nA??oAn- ??? * ngngt'd lierc in tliis specics of counterfeiting, lor do they scruple to frnnk their own printe lutlcrs as well as those of their friend*, 'lie evil oonseq'iencc does not nlono end with violation of law. The object of the estabslimcnt. of mnil facilities (for which hu<<iiie.?8 ten pay postage) ie often in whole or part efeatcd through the debt's in transit occniond by the overwhelming muss of buncombe latter sent frotn thin city by the mail?. ' The existence of the franking privilege nets n juriously in another way, which is, that so ing ns private el^otion erring can be carried n at the people's ^xpenses through the uonopolizing, at times, of the mails, so long vill legitimate Congressional business be sr<? iside for muking buncombe speeches and for. Mint is worse, the nrintinrr of tliom n "Dowx won Douglas."?A portion of the outhern pres.* gives the squatter sovereignty octrine and its high priest but little quarter, lie latest denunciation is froi> <o Louisville Courier, a Democratic papo- oted to Breoknridee. The Courier says: 'It is svident to us what Douglas is aimin g t. He intends to get the nomination of the Miarlcston Convention if he can ; and if he fails n that he contemplates making an independent tree for the Presidency, As he will possibly e a candidate whether nominated or not, it roper that all who feel an interest in the latter should indicate their position in regard i> him. 'So far as we are concerned, we can foresee o contingency in which we will support )?uglns for tho Presidency in 18fi0. Up to ho year 1808 there was nothing in the record r l>r>uIaa that would have withheld from our support ; hat since that time his course has teen al war with our estimate of a statesman It tc be the chief executive of the nation, Aud s ho will not probably make a wipe out of his late record, wc do not see how we can upport him. He opposed the admission of Canons as a slave Slate, under tlio Lecompton Constitution, which was una dulterated Black ! lepubliaanism, and lie advoc^ted^ie power o f 1 Territorial Legislature to get rid of slavery, vhidi wus practical Aboliii onism. lie ad ecntedthese doctrines to secure popularity at lie North, and is therefore, a demagogue, holdng principles which the Black Republicans ntertoin, and which lead inevitably by a very ihort cut to Abolitionism. * . * *> * We will not support Douglas upon his present ecord, and we see no hope of that record being thanged in any particular. The Little Giant would have to wipe out his last two years of lernagoguvry and practioal Abolitionism before we could tblnk of him for a President, and this we know will not be wiped out.' Tor. Voice or Kkhtvckt on the Question of Co.norem?ional Protection.?The Democralio tandidate for Governor in Kentucky, who was sleeted by lfr.OOOawjority, thas speaks III regard to the territorial question*. M. Magoffin my : '* "That Congress has the power to proUet, Agent, cannot excludo Or abolish slavery, di-' raetly or I^jweetly, by unfriendly IwielMtftft i} that ouch legislation ia ?aid. and would be 4* nlared unconstitutional by th? fedaHfc aoarta; that it is the dnty. of the territorialI^^Mlainre to proW?t*tav? jfroperty, and property of *11 kiJ.A. . Ikal - ' - * " ' * ui |>n>pcrvj 01 mi KlOOl are under the pro|*cti<?a. of the government, the ooiiBtitatiwi Itwi; the struggle and victories over other, parties have clearly hown that oars is thj^oly party capable at protecting our rigbVtim|utr0ing tbem in the future: jnd if it we??w nMejfsry. to pa?? law* Jo enforce lh? doefctfes of the judWary, or | even firtl out troops that it ?dt04 We the d?ly of the gover na?rn? to do s&,"', ' ' jt THE TREATY WITH MEXICO. The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald gives the following particulars of the Mcl.ane Treaty : Mr. MoLane has arrived at Mobile, from Vera Cruz, with the new treaty negotiated with the Constitutional Government there uudor the recent instructions sent out to him. lie is expected to arrive hereon Thursday night. The treaty contain certain important stipulations in regard to the transit by Tcliuantepec which will form tho basis of all our future inter-oceanic transit arrangements iucluding security of the route, free passage of closed mails, ports of deposit on either ocean, and neutrality in time of war ; it also opeio h route from the Gulf of California to Arizona, and provides for a commission to oxamine and settle the claims cf our citizens against Mexico. For the privileges conceded to us, we aro to pay Mexico about five millions of dollars, onc-hnlf of which is appropriated to the settlrment of i claims, and the other will bo paid to 1'rcsideiit Juarez, as soon ns the treaty is ratified by the Senate. This treaty secures to us a perpetual transit over the Tehuantepec istluuut?, which was vainly sought when the treaty of peaeo was made with Mexico, and for which twenty millions would have been paid them ; and in addition, it secures to the silver producing distrit of Arizona a free route and port on the Gulf of California, which is all important to it for supplies and emigration. Under the stimulus which this stipulation will give to the industry of ! Arizona and Sonora it is confidently stated by well infoimed persons that they will very soon | send as much silver into the markets of llie ! world na California now sends gold. ~KEIUUS6N & IJaiHXGT IMI'OHTKHS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Wholesale and Retail. IIASEL STREET, (One door from King. CliarlcMtoit, S. C. E. L. KERR I SON. | HERMAN LE1DINO ! April 15, 18"i9, 50-12ni i CHARLES COX I _ ? ??, Q Would rnBnoel full v infnrm bitlio Public tljflt he has OPENED A SHOP FOR TUB Making and Repairing of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES. It is opposite (but. not oppoxul) to Mr. Taylor's Establishment. He hopes that by doing good work, and making reasonable charges, to receive a share of public patronage. lie has on hand nt this time, several new and neat Bcoqikp, and one excellent Wagon, which he will sell low. ?6tli Oct. 1858. 26 12m DR. S. HENRY BEARD DEN TIS T , Graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, HAS permanently located nt Abbeville C? II., nnd solityla a share of public patronage. Teeth iuacrted from one to full tipper and lower set*. Exposed nerves destroyed and treated, free from pain. Ilnvintr purchased an office Uigjit of Dr. Blandly, of Baltimore, I am prepared to insert teeth on the Cheoplastie procei"#. Office over Branch, Allen &. Edward's Drag Store. ^.l>'k>o-c-illo, S. O. May, 20, 1850, 3-tf New Goods^ New Goods! } GREAT BARGAINS! ! iVX. STRAUSS, COKESDUUY. WISHING to reduce my Stock, I offer Bome * of my GOODS Less than. Cost, muic it vubt rmurji, anu me balance witli VERY SMALL PROFIT. My Stock is very large and selected with great care, and I offer LADY'S HOOP SKlRtS for 60 eta Colored and While BRILLIANTE3, 12 cts Fancy MUSLIN, Fnst Colors, 10 cts HATS and RON NETS, 60 cts Lady's SLIPPERS, 60 cts Linen COATS, 16 els 'HANDKERCHIEFS, 06 cU ETC., ETC. April 1, 1869. tf G-. M. CALHOUN, WAREHOUSE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Reynold'^8Ly between Jnckeon nnd Molnto&h Augusta, Oa.j will attend strictly to the sale of COTTON, BAOON, GRAIN, And all other prodnee consigned to him. Per aonal attention giving to the filling of all orders for Bagging, Rope and Family Supplies. Liberal Cash advances made on prodace in Store. Jane 24, 1859, 8 If I HAVE arrangements now made with a number of the best Manufacturers of PIANOS, whose improved instruments greatly excel in sweetness, fullness and qualiti of tone al] tbsir former make. t>y which I oan furnish orders for the best quality of Pianos at from Twenty-Five to Fitly Dollars Cheaper than, they have been sold heretofore. The following are some of the make qf Pianos that I- can fnrnUk and would .recommend: Hollct, Davis A Co. ; Chickeriiijr, Mnns, A Clark : Stemway and 94n ; 8 tod hart; Dunham; Bacon ? Raven, Carman and F?acher. and the DHim 5?at#nt IVmfiU . ?' ?? ? -T virMmimg Board Pino*. Also. Boadm?n ami Gray.j WM. RAM8AY, 148 Richardson Street. Colombia, 8. C. J*)y 8,18B9,-tf - < Sstct* ot Joseph CJ: Vathewt, Seo'<L ' SET^JLEM^T. } !* A tt p*rtiaa iate reeled in the ahave RtUtte A ?*nd eapeoUiiy KJw'd Burua and wife Nancy, William Robtaon and wife Carolitrik 2m|h*! Matba^ji an4*Joaepb Matbewa, residing b*^4LMi? of th is Suite, are. hereby bo* V "JvT\J ofUie Estate of in *? .pjjjB.,.., ??-?^uEU. JAWS tttiOAfe&Ajr, Aug. 1, 1869, 14, 3m, "7 ^'WWWL-H -1 I FISIIER, AGNEW & CO., Oolumtoia, fStDirect Importers of ENGLISH HARDWARE, Cutlery, Files, Steel, Iron, Guns, &?., and AMERICAN HARDWARE, Agricultural Implement*, Springs, Axles, Enamelied-I.ealher and Cloth, Harness Mounting.-*, Collar*, Whips, Htiggy Umbrellas, Malleable Casting*, Hubs, Spokes, Felloes. Shafts, Hows' Dash Frames, and Carriage Mnterials of all kinds, also, Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, ? Outta Pcrclia and Leather MILL Ili OA'S, SMUT MACHINES, BOLTING CLOTHS, MILL SAWS, ?fcC., AC., ?2T Sole Agents for Sloat's Elliptic Lock Stitch Sewing Machines, nn<l Wilcox Gibbs Revolving Loop Sewing Machines, nt prices from $40 to ?100 each. These Machines wo ?re prepared to shew from numerous testimonials are the best in use for Family and Plantation UhC. Columbia, S, C-, July 8, 1859. 12m. i PALMETTO IRON WORKS. OoluxxxTsia, S. O. ESTABLISHED, A. D. MDCCCLI. WIIjTjIAM glaze, MANUFACTURER of Steam Engines, from 10 to 80 Horse; SUGAR MI1LS of every style now in use. Mill Work of every description. Also, Iron Rniling, with every dis-, cription of Iron and Brass Castings. 1 would call attention to Iron Casting in the wny of enclosing Public Buildings, Dwellings, Cast Stens. Balestro Ruilinf. nil kind nf om-lo- I sures for Cemetery lots. Having ? first-rate Boiler mnker willi us we nre prepared to manufacture Boiln-J. or repair litem, at^hort notice. Will s*nd Boiler maker to any part, of the State. Our Steam Engines j will he found, when compared with those made 'it Northern establishments, to he from twenty-five to forty per cent larger for tho sutne hninc power. These Works have been in successful opera tion for several years, with an increase of patronage from all parts of the Southern country, for which the Proprietor returns his thanks to his numerous friends and patrons, and begs to assure them Hint no pains or expense will be spared to merit a continuance of their favors. [July 1, 1869, 4m* |THE MARSHALL HOUSE. BY F, COBB, Proprietor. rpiTE Proprietor of the MARSHALL JL HOl'SE would inform the public thnt Willi his House is Btill open for the reception of visitors. Having some experience in Hotel-keeping. lie flatters himself that he will he able to please his friends and customers. His tabic will nt all times be supplied with The Very Best The Market Affords. Ilie IIouMe is well provided with attentive Servants, and everything to fender his custom ers comfortable. EDMUND COBB. Feb. 21. 1859 43 tf STOLEN ! I7MIOM the Residences f I'haris Martin, in in Mt? Carmel, somcTnonths ogo, two AMBROTYPES, (One of ordinary'sizofjgie other small,) of Mrs. V. F. Lipford. Mrs ITipford was dressed in black silk an<f wore a watch and chain when when oue of them was taken. Any information concerning them will be thankfully received. CATHERINE M. MARTIN. Sep. 2, 18?tf. that great remedy, ti1at grfcat remedy, that great remedy, that great remedy. that great remedy! THAT GREAT RtlMK'.Y. that gjjeat remedy, J, Sanchez' srErmc sanchez' specific sanchez' specific sanchez* specific sanchez' specific, Sanchez' specific, BANCHiZ' specific, the only poj-ttiye cure the oni.y positive cure the only positive cure the only ithitive cure the only !><BmVE cure the only positive cure the only plasjtive cure before the peopix, before the people, before the people. before the people. before the people, before the people, before the people, for gonorrhoea and gijet, FOR GONORRHOEA AND GLEET, l*OR GONORRHIEA AND GIJCT, * FOR GONORRHOEA AND G1JJT, FOB GONORRHOEA AND GLECT, FOR GONORRHOEA AND GLEET, for oonorrhoca and gleet saves a rio doctor's bill, saves a brs doctor's bill. * 5M I'gS ffiJi/ . iiffiffjga, ft! >?$;?? siif. 100 "***? <S / I### 48?ie' r? iij_, rjrnui a WJKfc W1LJ, KFFKCT A CURE WILL EFFECT A CURE WILL EFFECT A CURE WILL -EFFECT A CURE WILL EFFECT A CURE WITHOUT LOSS OF TIME WITHOUT L06S OF TIME WITHOUT LOBS OF TIME WITHOUT L06H OF-TIME WITHOUT UWB'UK TUUS WITHOUT LOSS OF" TIME WITHOUT UJB3 OF TIME OR CHANGE OF WCT, OB CHANGE OF DIET, OR CHANGE OF DECT, OK CHANGE OV DtKT, OR CHANGE OF WIT, OR CHANGE OF DIET, .OK CHANGE OF DIET, WITH LESS TROUBLE, WITH LESS TROUBLE, WITH LEBB TROUBUC, WITH LE83 TROUBLE, WITH U? TROUBLE, I wmi LBW TROUBLE, WITH UEB TROUBLE, MORH erawi.T, MORI SPEEDILY, moSCV: MORE SPEEDILY, MORE SHpWiJ ! THAN'ANY KNOWN REMEDY* J THAW SSST} RraOCDY THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY! m <. mmm! rcsacyk// For totp * 4wmft'-|?;*- ,;-. brakgb;aixsn * kd**rd6., ' Mrv*+ip?+m * < y* ? ? SPRING AND SUMMER "= STYLES. 1 HAVE NOW A COMFLET!-: STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS AND GOODS Embracing all the Lending Styles, ntul linvo mode nrrmigeinonts to recoivo nil of the vnrious Fasliioim n.n introduopj. ?Also,? JOHN WOOI.l.va First From In rrx mmm Which took the prize nt. the State Agricultural Fare iu I8/>7 and .*>8. These IJuls lire manufactured at Urnniteville, S. C., and aro warranted for lung servicc and durability. ?Also.? A good selection of Misse*' various colored JOCKEY'S AX J) LUG HO UN FLATS, Owing to the lateness of the Season tlie balance of my Summer Goods will "be cloved,oul at or near Cost. C. P. RE MS F.N. Columbia, July 8, 1859, 10-tf IMHBWMdbmT EVF.R WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS. WV.O+ ? WIlv. -D TT.., uu.v i iiuj a. Ajcautnui ntma 01 nair. BEI-AIJSK it is tlic oniaiiient God Jliiiitrlf ]>rovideil for nil our race. Render, although ilie roue may bloom ever ho brightly in the glowing check, ihe eye ho ever ao sparkling the teeth he those of pearls, if tho head is bereft of its covering, or tho hair be snarled and hlirivelcd, harsh and dry, or- wore* still, if sprinkled with gray, nature will Ion* more than half her charms. Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative, if lined two or three times a week, will restore and permanently secure to all such ail ornament Read the following and judge. The writer of the first is the celebtaled J'tauint, Thalbertj: New York, April 19, 1858, Dr. tVooi>:?Dear Sir.?Permit nie to express to yon the obligations 1 am under for the entire restoration of my hair to its original color; about the time of my arrival in the United Stutes it whs rapidly becoming gray, hut upon the application of your " Hair Restorative it soon recovered its original hue I consider your Kestorative as a very wonderful invention, quite efficacious as well as agreeable. 1 am, dear sir, yours trulv, S. TIIALBERG. " Dryeh a'r G wpliedydct." Welsh Xewepaper office, 13 Nnwan at., ) April 12, 1858. J Prof. O. J. Wood:?Dear Sir.?Some mouth or six weeks ago I received a bottle of your Hair lte.Htorulive and give it my wife, who concluded to try it. on her hair, little thinking at the time that it would restore the gray hair to its originul color, hut to her hp well us my surprise, after a few weekn* trial it has perlormed that wonderful pftprt. Iiu tiipnlim oil ? l -:? - ? 6 ? >? n>?v nuuo IU n dark brown, at the same time beautifying and thickening the liair. I strongly recommend the above Restorative to all persons in want or such a change of their hair. CIIARLE3 PARDEW. Nkw York, July 26. 1857. Puf. O. J. Wood: With confidence do I recommend your IInit* Restorative, as being the most efflbaciouH article I ever paw. Since using, your llair-'Kestorative my hair and whisker* which ^ere-alniost white have gradually grown dark ; and I now feel confident tiintfti few more applications will restore them lotlieir natural color It also hits relieved tne of all dandruff and nupleasant itching, so common among persons who perspire freely. J. -J. KILBY. Piiok. Woon?About two years ago. my hair commenced fulling off and turning gray ; I wbh fast becoming bald, and had tried many remedies to no elfect. I commenced using your Restorative in January lust. A few applications fastened my hair firmly. It began to fill up, grow out, and turned back to its former color, (black.) At this time it is fully restored to it? original color, health, and appearance, and I cheerfully iceommend its us? to all. J. D. HOES. Chicago. III., May 1, 1P67. The Restorative is put up in bottles of 3 sizes, viz: large, medium, and small; the small holds i a pint, nnd retails for one dollar per botffe; the medium holds at least twenty jner cent.^-jiiore ill proportion than the small,nitidis for two dollars per bottle ; the iargo holds a quart, 40 per centinoro in proportion, and retails for $3. { O- J. WOOD ?fc CO., 444 Proprietor*, Broadway. New York', ami 114 Market St, Louib, Mo o* And sold by all Druggist* and Fancy Goods Dealers.April 28, 186'J 1 lj-3m HOWE'S IMPROVED SCALES/ Strong 8l Robs' Patent. THESE superior PLATFORM SCALES, Wliieli have taken the premium over all other Scales, are offered for sale at manufacturers' prices?no expense added?by the Agents, CAEMICHAEL & BEAN. Augusta, Ga. We are alao Agents for Stearnes and Marvin's celebrated FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFES ; Hoe A Co.'sCIRCULAR SAWS ; Boston Belting Company's RUBBER GOODS; IRON RAILING; SUGAR MILLS and KETTLES, ?fcc., all o^whfeh are offered for sale low, in connectioGarith our General Stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. July 8, 3m. vc- "v? 1 v. " JOHN OORBETT, aonss PAIN T HI H> Qrainer, Xarblex, Paper Hanger and SIGUST WRITER. Abbeville C. H,, South Carolina. OTiTf at AAHV>> aii*ai aaia oi n: c ur suu I n uahuliima, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. OJjico Courtrof Common Pleat and Qtvtl SftyM* N K.'Butler, Survi vor i vs. V Attachment. Wra. B. Lloyd, ) McGowan Pl'tfTs Atty WIIEftEAS the Plaintiff did. on the nineteenth day November, eighteen hundred and fifty eight. $le his declaration against the Defendant, who. (it is said) is absent from and without the limits of thin State and has neither wife nor aUorney known within the Mage, ojiot? whuui ft oopy of aaid declaration might be served: It is therefore ordered, that the said J>efepdant do appear and plead to the seid dee* laratioo, on or aeAtre: the twentieth day of 'November, eighteen kindred and df^slae, otluprf rise final and ibaelate jad^HOMrwill then be gives and awarded sgansU him. MATTIIE^McDONmi^ C'. C. P. Clark's Ottce Nov. 10, IfM 80-ly \ <> ' . UfiPAUUkU A* WATHCRRS, CLOCKS AND JKfBElf, opqay dwpot, 8. o., IS prepared with all'n'*#wjr tools and ma; , Uria)b to d? aojthiflg in hid line of buai4|ee? at the lowert-rat*. All work warranted t*.do wall tor t,wol?e ipoaifc* , if -no* sead it ba?k and.* will ,ba d*ae froa of oh mm. Qn? me a trt? and aatisly yonrselrea Ttrai ?atfa? June 17, 1859, 7-12tn, " W.N. mbriwijusr1 HAVING COMPLETED HIS DRUG STORE ? A T NINT"? SIX, S. O., (jifcXT HOOK to k0o9i1k * cautkr's.) WOULD respectfully call tho nl tent ion of his friends nnd the public generally to hie fine struck of DRUGS a v n I C H E M IO ALS, and solicit their kind pnlfohHge nn<l liberality. Ho proposes selling Drugs Anion- as any first class Drug Store in the up-country. Hits stock in complete, ami everything aohl by liitn is wpfrnntcd to be freah and genuiuc. At hia stof'e may be found DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS Varnishes, Varniah and Puint Brushes, Spices, Mace, Cloves, Pepper, Te.ts of ull kinds, Buggy and Car*1 riage ()reuse, Also, a fine lot of CHEWING TOBACCO, and SEGA IIS of the boat brand*. A large and varied stock of excellent PEllFTJMEItY. lie nlao offers Confectioneries, BRANDIES, Pure Old l'ort, Madeira and Maliegn At exceedingly low figures. Also, n good article of Apple Vinemir, Kerosene, Oils and Fluids. Lntnpa of all kinds. Wicks for any kind of Lamps, and everything usually kept in a firnt class Drug Store. Prompt attention will be given to all. fliny 6, l85S)-I-tf BOOTS AND SIIOKS. TIIE Undersigned, having formed /jl x. a partnership for tlic purpose of ^r?conducting the Boot and Slioc Bn*iucs*, would inform tlie public that we have recently purchased in Boston, Philadelphia and New York, the largest assortment of I>adies Shoes, and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes of every conceivable style and pattern ever offered in this market. Our" entire 6tock has been purchased by a practical Hoot Maker. We feel assured that, we ean, with great confidence, recommend our stock to the public as being of a superior quality, more durable than any that can be found in this latitude. We intend to deal exclusively in Leather, Boots and Shoes. nmLwo shall be enabled to sell better work for lesslnionej than any establishment in Town. We will bnrtcr Leather or work for Raxliides. The materials of our St.ocl? were selected by E. K0C1IK, one of the firm, and the work Put Up to Order. We therefore know the "stuff it's made of." ami can safely recommend it. We have n nnin her of first class Hoot and Shoe Makers in connection with our Establishment, and are prc i . |>ureu iu Manufacture to Order any work which niuy he deaii-ed. Call atTuatiu's building, next door to Cobb, Huuler A. Co. ROCHE A CHRISTIAN. April.1, 18^9-48-tf a "QDIlt r?. j9l. JOH3D-A.KT still (JonMimo ili% prnctjco of Mt-diTI ???*cine, and may be found Marshall Hotifcp, in Ropm *>ver Murahall it Leehj Law Office. May 12. 1859-2-1 y ^ A POSITIVK REM ^ Y . , 1O?O0O Negroes* 1 fl *?\ O n MnncrAna XVJVVV xi 10,000 Negroes Saved Yearly. Saved Yearly. Saved Yearly. Planters Take Notice, Planters Take Notice, Planters Take Notice, Jacob's Cordial Jacobs Cordial Jacob's Cordial Is The Onlv 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, Ijp Dysentery, "Diarrhoea* Diarrhoea, Diarrhoea, And Flux, ~ And Fhix, And Flux, ;lt Never Fails. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. Packages of Half T>oz. of Half Da? Packages of Half Doz. Put up Expressly Put up Expressly ;.fi I -Put up Expressly For Plantations. Jijtf Mp; JW>t3Hb m Aikmlk hf >? ? < viAf'?'***-*' Aug. 12, 1.0^15-12d < .*; . CANDIDATES,. The fricntWof Cnpt. 0. M. MATTISON respectfully nnnounve liim as a candidate fof Tax Collector at the next election. The friends of JAMK3 A. McCOKP respect' fully nnnounce him ns a Candidate for Tax Collector nt the next election. The friends of I)r. J. 1?\ llcCOMB respect' fully aonouncc him m u Candidate for TaX Collector at the next election car We are authored to announce S. A. IK>1)GKS ns n CandidntO for Tax Collector, at the ensuing election. ear Tho fvi.'niii. ?fn?ni w ? __ [? u. (laltnin, respectfully announce him as a Candidate for the office of Tux Collector of Abbeville Distrie at the next election. ?3?" The numerowtfriend* of WESLEY A. BLACK Keq., respectfully announce him as Candidate for Tux Collector at the next election. The friends of HENRY S. CASON respect ully annnounce liiin as n Candidate for Tax Collector, atlie ensiling election. Z%~ The friends of .'01IN' A. HUNTER respectfully niinotihco him a candidate fur th<5 office of Ordinary, at the uext election. The friends of Col. J. O. RASKIN re-spcclfully announce hint a candidate for thd office of Ordinary, at the next election. PAPER COMMISSION WAREHOUSE I AND PRINTERS' DEPOT, For the sale of WRITING, l'HINTING, ENVELOrF AND COLORED PAPERS, CARDS I ASD i PRINTING MATERIAL 8 OF ALL KINDS. AGENT FOR j L. JOHN8ON & CO., Type Founder R. HOE & CO.. And other Printing Press makers. PRINTING INKS OP BEST QUALITY, At .Tfaniifitctiircr'ii Prices. r|iA IVT -A | 4. \J JLTJLUX UUOiim. The Subscriber begs to cull attention to bis LARGE STOCK OF Writing and "Wrapping Paper of all kind?, which be will sell very LOW FOR CASlf, or short credit on large sums. JOSKIMI WALKER. 120 Meeting-st., Charleston, 9. G. Oct. 7. 8SS 1.1 v ifitY stTblks, 13 V coin J & CRAWFORD, ABBE VILLI-:, S. C. j TI1R L*flilet.signed would inform tha 1 r i nublic that they have formed n eopnrt i ner*hij> for the purpose of foudueting | THE LIVEllY STABLE BUSINESS IX 1 Ji JsL. ll\S liliAXCIlES. They luive taken the well-known Stables at; Inctieif lo (lie lot of the Marslaill House, occui pied last year by P. S. Rutledee. i These Stables, fronting on Washington Street V. I have been repaired an>l refited and are now well j provided with provender nnd attentive Hosti lers, for the nccommodiition of the public. Mr. CRAWFORD. mio of the firm, may nl^ ways be found ut the Stables, nnd he hopes, by close attention to business, lo merit and receive ' a liberal share of public pntronago. I The Stables will be provided with BUGGY ! ANI> SAUDLIi HOUSES, to hire, together j Jf'ith every ottftr accommodation usually of| it-red by a similar estiililislmient. They lmv? | also, COMMODIOUS LO'iy for the aec?mtn?>? | datiou of STOCK DRIVERS, and will furnith I them with provender, nt. living rates. EDM UK D COBB, ? J. B. CRAWFORD. I Feb. 63. 1850 43 If | CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. ; r|^IIE Subscribers having had the mi?f?rtun? j L t?? loose, by the fire of tlie 29th January, . the.STEAM MILL nnd MACHINERY connec? KCU WIUI bUi'ir COACH FACTORY in Greenville, take this method of npprising their friends and patron* that they will still continue business ns heretofore, without changn in their Firm or abatement of their exertion* to please. They Have on Hands, nwfl are constantly finishing, all the varieties of Carriages, Buggies AND w mt mm j Ever made by them, to which they invite the i attention of purchasers. ! They take pleasure in correcting an itnpres1 sion that their Stock of SEASONED LUMBEIt was lost with the Mil), and would say that, in quantity and quality, Their Lnmler lias Never Been Better. The generous patronage hitherto reoeived warrants the conclusion that their effort* are appreciated, and stimulates theio in making j further exertions. Their experience will enaI hie them to select and operate the moat ap1 Wftrtkinan" J * r._ nuvnnuiogei not aur' passed by any Mauufacturere either North or | South. <" OOWKR, COX, MARKLEY * CO. | Greenville, S. C., March 7,1859. 45 tf j STHf OF SOUTH CAROLINA,V \ ABBEVILLE DISTRICT i ' j Office Court of Common Pleat and Oen'I Stuiont ' N. K. Butler 1 f , vs. V Attachment. & ; Wen. B. Lloyd, J McOowan, PtfjgJTa ,Atfeoraey. llTWRftKAS the Plaintiff ATd^n the*nirieteetth '* dajtof November, eiiriOp^p b?Bdr?d ,fkoi fifty-eirtt, file Iris declaration agafnattba Defea dant, Wi), (it is said,) it absent from aa4 wi^h out the limits of this St/^e and ha* jlritfree nor attorney known within-the whom a copy of s^id declaration might p* ?* ved : 11 is therefore ordfrcd, that tne said Defendant do appear and ?le?d to th? eaid^iecla! ration, on or before the mentieth day of Noi vembor. eighteen hundrea and fifty-nine, oth| erwise final and absolute judgement will then be given and awarded against him. MATTHEW MqDONALD,. (7, JQ., JP*, ClerkVOffice, Nov. 20, 18S# ly W WOOL IfACTOBY. rpilB SUBSCRIBER is riow prtpaifei (o ?om&dat? ftfl whb inny, favor fnra with tnalr pattt>nrfgo.''-l am prepared to" <?e all the barn oat of the tyoot by * machine, and manufacture the Wool in BoUa, ip the beat manner poMible. W* X* * <' JLotaiion?-Klaren milea Nortb of Jft&Mh C. H? three ?>l<a Eaafc of Dat^Wrt Conalr, and three miles fromth?^Bwail jj> larPTv.Tf'&rMo ?' "W v J.A JL< ?* * 1.1 4ov?*rtifyioth. I4v? b?BD^?fB<M) Jtwm U?jm?oM. worklrHr aod twiMiog Wool 9mtortet, dkhd 1 - ktnt fit* Mp/ out heuution, that those ^ H.^raWC-wliBg M*efci?^ ^ fcfl cl?iD?% Pieltiog Maohwur < urn*?&tTiriv I .