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KAIY VAT LIFS ON DE BLA1N. A IP.?JctHie, i/tc Flo-err of Dhniblant. Dt) sun WR9 gone down atioost pehint do plue mountain!}, Uiul left do tark night to come on u? again, Ven 1 ehtumbledulong'mongst dc scwautpa and de fountains, To eeo vouco mine Katy vat Ufa oil do blain. Wow ftftllWP#t. IB ItW* mU ia ...J,?.. ? l'.~" plorfrom; Ait') so is do meadow, all eofered mit green ; Tut noting so burty, und sticks in mine posont. fjikoscWeut little Kutv vat life on de blait. 8he's pnshful an on}', shoost like her aunt Chiliny. She's ncider high larrit, not yot foolish nor vain; Und lie's a great filliun, midout any feel in, Dat would hurt mine schect Katy vat life on * de blain. My lays va? >ike noting dill 1 met Hiit mine 1 Staly; All dvni ting in de town dey vna nonsense i nud fain? ] I tidn'tseeu gal I would cull 1113* dear laty, i Till I mat little K.ity vata lits 011 deblain. I lon'tcare how high I might gel in te nafoion j From nil dem high bluces I'd come town , again, I Und tink it vas nothing to huve n great Rlatinu j Yen I could'ut have Katv vat life 011 de blain, 1 EX O E It IE? T S . Tliosc who never admire others are rarely , admired themselves. Passion ha? its foundation in nature ; vir- i ttie is acquired by the improvement of our reason. To succeed, you must keep moveing ; to grow rich, you must keep.jpving. Life appears to bo too short to be spent | in nursing animosities or registering wrongs j "Green, but dangerous," as the asparagus said to the copper kettle in which it was | boiled. Why is a tale-bearer like a bricklaj'cr ?? Because he raises stories. This world cannot explain its own difficulties without the assistance of another. I What is the difference between the bark of a tree and the bark of a dog ??One is formed on the bough, and the other of the bow wow. I JKoast beef, serenity of mind, n pretty wife, and cold-water baths, will make almost any man "healthy, wealthy and wise." Fashionable circles were never so numerous as lliey are now. Almost every lady that appears in the streets is the centre of , one. 'Thev tell uie wioe gives strength !' said Fox, one dfly, 'and yet I, who have just drunk three bottles, cannot keep myself on my legs 1* ' Tom, whoui did you say Jenkins mairied I"?"Well, ho married fifty thousand dollars," replied Tom ; "I forgot her name!" ** * "Did you see Ary Sell offer!" inquired an artist of a traveller who had just returned from Paris. "Nary ([ne'er a) Schoffer," was me roply. It may sound like a paradox, yet the breaking of both wings of an array ia a pretty 6?rfl way to make it fly. W Why is*a stove an agreeable affair in summer as well as in winter??Because at cither season it is always grate ful when cooled. If you make love to ? widow who has a daughter twenty years younger than her6elf begin brafcolaring that you thought they were sistera. 3 A' lady's f;ico, like the coat in the "Tale | of a Tub," will wear well if left alone: but if you attempt to load it with foreign ornaments, you. destroy (lie original ground. Don't force a man to take your advice. You can advise bimlo take a bath without pitching him icto the nfrer. A pretty girl and a wild horse are liable to do much mischief; for the one runs away with a fellow's body, and the other ruo9 away with his heart. "I hope you are not disposed to question the character of rny milk," said a landlord to his guest.?"Oh no, indeed, it has evidently been pumped enough already.',' The worst form of ingratitude is to refuse to MCQepl a favor from the hands of a person to- wnotn you uave uaa use pleasure ot rendering e. The reason why juaticeis so often denied is because it is demanded ? a eighty We liavd a notion that if it'were 6oliciH#ff as a favor, it would be much more frequently conceded. h A noeT BArrLcn, To win ifie inilid tlis poet tp?4 And sonnet* write* to Julia's eyes; Sim likes a verte, yet, crnel wliiral Sk? still Appears aver*e to him; Ilappiness iri part is imaginary, and its possession depeiidaaluiostentifdy upon our mires; contentment u the k?y which unkwks the treasure house, and with godlioass is great gala. "Lawka r exclaimed Mrs. Partington, "what' monsters these master builders must be J I am toM some op 1en bate as many a? * >undf*4 bao<fek," v' . Sydney Smith, one dfly describing to a ^ friend the people whom be at a* dinner partv ' ty, iald, There wat Hallam, too, with bis ? _ *- - ? 1 inouiu IOU Q1 oaDD*ge?nacoDtr?dtctK>o."' ^ ??y? tbat abaUiflfc (ho eyea } 1 m?ke? tb? scnso of hearing mora acute.? this accouota for the habit some ^ i -peopfe hate of alwnyjuilosmg thoir eyes auriag sermo& tiate foki v . WHAT'S IN A KISS 1 'Mother, mother, kiss me !' pleaded a liltlo cherub boy, with blue eyes, anxiously searching his mother's unusually serious face, as sho tenderly laWl him upoti his soft, warm bed, and lovingly foiled the snowy drapery about him. 'Do kiss me,< mother!' and tlio rosy lips began to tremble, the tear drops to gather in the pleading upturned eyes, and the little bosom heaved with struggling enaction. 'My little son has been naughty to day,' ! replies the mother, sadly : 'how can I kiss j those lips that have spoken such angry : words!' Too much, loo much ! Dutiful mother, repent! That little heart is swelling, breaking with grief, tumultuous sobs break Irotn that agitated bosom ; the snow-white pillow is drenched with penitent tears, and the little dimpled hand is extended so imploringly. Kelent. 'lis enough! Once nioro the little head is pillowed upon the maternal bosom?once more the little cherub form is pressed to that mother's aching heaif, and the goodnight kiss of foigiveness given twofold tenderer. A few mcn.cins and the sobbings cease, the golden head drops, the weary eyelids close, and the little erring one is laid back upou his couch, penitent and humbled by one kiss from mamma. What's in n kiss?a simple kiss? Much j ?very much ! More potent llian the ! sceptic. Who has not felt its magic influ- i eiice.' Tis the lover's tender pledge of uii- i dying constancy; 'lis a bo: d of friendship | and fidelity, and not only is it dear to the youthful nrdent, but also to old age, to the withered heart and blossomless check. Plain men think handsome women want passion, and plain women think young men want politeucss; dull wliters think all readers devoid of taste, and dull readers think witty writers devoid of brilliancy. m Time is the most subtle yet the most in- j satiable of depredators, and by appearing j to take nothing is permitted to take all; nor can it be satisfied until it has stolen the world from us, aud us from the world. Instantly another is attacked how eagerly we all cry out, "Send for a doctor!" and yet we rarely think of calling in his services till the very last moment ourselves. Isn't it prettv much the same with philosophy i * a A theoretically benevolent man,on being asked by a friend to lend him a dollar, answered briskly, "With pleasure;1' but suddenly added, "Dear rae, how unfortunate ! I've only-oue lending dollar?and tbat is out." A man who had brutally assaulted his wife was brought before Justice Ivavanagh lately, and had a good deal to say about "getting justice."?"Justice,"replied Jvavanagli, "you can't get it here. This court has no power to hang you." "John," said Mr. B., the other day, to i.: itt _ t? i * ' utb suu, -jonn, you are lazy ; wiiaton eartu do you expect to do for a living?"?"Why father, I've been thinkin as how I would be a revolutionary pensioner." A well-known bore having left a tavern party of which liobert ^Jurns was one, the bard immediatly demanded a bumper, and, addressing himself to the chairman, Eaid,"I give you the health, gentlemen all, of the waiter that called my Lord T out of the room.41 When* the celebrated Dunning, afterward Lord Ashburton, was, "stating law" to a jury in Court, Lord Mansfield interrupted him by sayiwr, "If that be law. I'll rro homn and burn my books." "My lord," replied Dunning,"you bnd better go borne and read tb?m." An advertisement, setting forth tbe many conveniences and advantages to bo derived from metal window-sashes, among other particulars, observed "that these sashes wntlld ln?t finr ???'" ? ?/! J- 'f .V v.vi , uuu bilvi wnruit) II IUU owner Lad no further U30 for them, they might be sold for old iron." 'You'll kill yourself, smoking so raucb, busbaud." .T , , . -inueca, wiie, I musr>M| the weed: 'Ob, very well, I shal^iave occasion for weeds myself pretty soon.' $25 REWARRII. r|^HR subscriber will pay the above reward -m- lur mc.apprenension or a transient per* son who lately stopped in our Village calling himself James Loverott, and for the delivery of a HORSE Which was STOLEN by the said Leverett on the night of Wednesday, the 21st of September. inst. The said Leverett is about five feet, six or seven inches high, stoat made, brown hair dad eyes, wore a drab felt hat. and snuff colored pants, is about 22 years oT age, and calls him-. self a plasterer. The animal stolen U A GRA Y JlORHn about 12 years old, paees slowly, iailiod on the for? feet, and bad on, when stolen, a qnilted Saddle, with a knot in one of the Stirrup Leathers, also a single rein bridle, and martin| gale with blaek Rings. W. W, RUSSETJjfe I ? a %_i ill - a / a ? ? - -? ? - 'Auueviiiv, o. \A, 'M, ioov, ait U ^ I COTTON PLANTATI ON FOR SALE. T*HB eObeoriber offers for sale on sccomraoJL datipgLternw, Two Cotton Plantations on Little Rw^y, Abbeville District. Ellington containing T TOO ACRES, r ioi Turkey HiU^boat l,20jp AOBEB, Tfces? Land??J*in a -hi*h state of aakivaiiofi, ft U^jHrMmrtion in the woods, and mffteioat lowgroUaie to raak* ?mpU provisions, and witt-' cotfptftSlfvoniblj, in. all rmpwta, willi the batt cotuKfilaotation of iho'Dlatrioi/ r^TTfWBSLBB T. HASKELL. 9epUipb?r S^tt69, 21-44 - . I POL'LLIAN, JENNINGS & CO,, M $ MM 'M ? AND COTTON- FACTORS. I AUGUSTA, GrAv CONTINUE the snlo of Cotton nti<l other produce in their New Fireproof Warehouse, Oornor Jackson & Reynolds Sta. ?3T" Cash advance* tnttde whnn derird. ANTOINE POULLIAM, THOMAS J. JENNINGS, ISAIAII PUKSE. Sept. 8, 1859-19-tf. FET ?T .ETIBR cfc CO., DRUGGISTS, i^:^3vri3XJPtc3-, s. o., -m 7/W'th r..n.. : ?: t ? i 44 \/\s v/o uu re?|h'ctiuii) hivii if iic uviciue J V V tion of tlie public to - ytheir large replenished stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS, OILS, TRUSSES, PATENT MEDICINES, INSTRUMENTS, Glass, Brushes, Soaps, PE RFUMERY, Potashes, Spices, Cosmetics, FANCY GOODS, AC. Their recent purchases in New York, selectred by one of the firm with the greatest enro ns to qnlity, enables them to oiler their Goods at prices as low as nny similar establishment in the South. The public nre respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves. Catalogues of Uoods sold by them furnished on application to A. J. PELLET! ER, ?fc CO., Druggists, Hamburg, S. C. Aug. 19, 1859, 16, 3m. P. B. GLASS, SUCCESSOR. TO It. L. 1311 VAX, BOOK SELLEH, AND STATIONER, 115 Richardson St. (3 doors above the Market,) 1 COLUMBIA, S. C., HAS for sale a large assortment ?f Law, I Medical, Theological, School and Misccl- j lnncous Books, Fancy (Joods, Cheap I'ublica- i tions and Blank Books of every description, I Stationery. Foreign and Domestic, of every va j ricty ainl Ounlily, Oil I'amtines, Lithographs ' and Artists Materials, Globes, Writing Desks, I Musical Instruments, Arc., Aic. BLANK BOOKS manufactured to any pat- ; tern, and blank work of every description pre- j pared to order. Wholesale Purchasers supplied, and all or- j ders promptly attended to at t/ie IowcmI each \ jiriccs. . Aug. 12, 1859, fim. orThompson & uo: i 7 I COLUMBIA, S. C. rpiJE Subscribers are now opening their fall JL stuck, consisting of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS AM) LEATH lilt. We invite tlie attention of Planters to our as- I sort men t of heavy Brogans, Nailed, Pegged I anil Sewed, all of which we will warrant, as ; we have them made to our order, nnd therefore ] can recommend them to be specially adapted to the use of Negroes on Railroads and l'luntat at ions. Our stock of Fine Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters, for Gentlemen, Ladies and Children is complete. Also, IlouseServants' Shoes uikI Bootees, Nailed, l'egged nnd Sewed. Our Slock of lints and Caps is large, nnd ' well selected, embracing all the dilFcrent styles j in uiai line. We invite nil who arc in want of Boot?, Shoos, Hats and Caps, to eall and exainii.e our assortment, which will be sold at ns low fig*1' uree as the same qualiiy of goods can be purchased ia the State* Orders entrusted to us will have prompt attention. September 'i-t, 18-VJ 21 SPEARS & MIGHT, Wholesale Dealers in diu;gs, medicines, rlllEMICALS, Points, Oils, Varnishes, Win) ,i,.w m..ao r>n..(oi 0...1 1 incuts, Perfumery nnd Fancy Articles. Opposite Planters Hotel, NO. 316 Bit OA D STEET, AUGUSTA, GEOSept. 10, 1859, 20-12m QOOD NEWS TO MARRIED PEOPLE li. H. PR AT IIKR, CABINET MAKER, AND DEALER IN FURNITURE, HOKEA PATH, S. 0., WOULD respectfully inform the public thnt he has always on hand, and is prepared to make to order, all kinds of Cabinet Furniture, such ns, DRESSING BUREAUS, WARDROBES, WASHSTANDS, COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, TABLES, COFFINS, Ac. Persons wishing anything in his line would do well to call and examine bis work. His long experience in the business at tbo North will insure satisfaction. Work delivered at the Depot free of charge. Sept. 16, I860, 2CWJms. AUGUSTA HOTEL, Allfiuita, OrA? WK. E. WHEELOCK, Proprietor. July 8,1869,--12m MAHRTTATVL T.HV. j* tiaWR.ITTTT. THE undersigned have associated with them in the Practice of the Law, STEPHEN C. DbBRUHI* Esq. AU business'entrusted to their care will reeeive prompt attention. J. FOSTER MARSHALL,' W. A. LEE. January 12, 1857. 8*7-tf At ??tfotiee to Debtor*. ~ ALL Persons Indebted to the lata Arm of WARDLAW A LYON are requested to uake srompt payment, as they are anxious to close t&the business. Their account* as h?r?> tofbqp wilt be found in the Lands of Maasn> Jordan A. MsLatchlin, their successors, at the oldstaad.- *; WARDLAW A LYON. ? Deo If 1838 M tf I, n , 11 ? i. -li THE Copartn?r?hip heretofore ?xisting JN*? tw&ep tho nadareigned ia this day di?,solved by mutual coruten^ Ut John White is aToneaotobea .to 'fettle All p3t? and ao ounta dJW tU Flwd^ ^daetlul payment is earnestly aokoiied. .7;'I I > jopn mam f\ K/J. wrnta Jane 8th, 1M9, 13-m e GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY. ' For tlio benefit of tl?e MONTICELLO UNION ACADEMY ov jasl'elt county, ga. Authorize ' by Special Act of the Ixgitlatiirc. 25828 Prizes. More than ONE PRIZE to every Ttoo TICKETS. ITI'KINNEY & o., Managers CAPITAL P R I Z E 860,000. Whole Tickets $IO, Halves ?5, Quarters $2,50. To I>c Drawn eacli Saturday JLn October* 1_850. IN TIIK CltfY OK savaktwah:, O-EO? Class 39, to bo drawn Oct. 1* 1S59 Cl:is? lO to bv drawu Oct. V, 1S59 Class :tl to bc"?lra w?i Oct. 15, 1M? | Class a t to be drawn Oct. 22,1*59 Class <13 to be drawn Oct. 29, 1S59 MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 Prize of ?00,000 is ?00,000 1 '? 20,000 is 20,000 I " 10,000 is 10,000 1 " 6,000 ii r>,ooo 1 " 4,000 is 4,000 1 ?? 3,000 is ?.000 1 " 1,500 ie 1,500 1 " 1,100 is 1,100 5 " 1,000 are 5,000 10 " 500 ore 5,000 2 " 400 nro 800 2 " :tOO arc OOO 2 " 200 are 400 50 " 150arc t,500 100 " 100 arc H),000 100 " 05 are 0,500 100 " 85 aro 8,500 Approximation Prizes. 4 Prizes $200 App'gto$G0,000prize nro *800 ' 4 " 150 ' 20,000 " (500 I 4 " 125 " 10.000 " 500 ! 4 " 100 ' 5,000 " 400 I 8 " 80 " 4,000 " C40 | 8 " 00 " 8,000 ' 480 I 8 " 50 " 2,000 " 400 ! 8 " 10 " 1,500 , i? 320 | 10(1 ? 20 ? 100 u 8,000 ! 15,000" 8 " 200,000 : 25,8*28 frizes amounting to ?!5GG,010 Certificates of packages will be eold at the following; rates, which is the risk: Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets *fiO 10 Half " 30 " " 10 Quarter " lo " " 10 Eighth " 7.o0 In ordering Tickets or Cvrtificat.es, cnclose ' the money to our address for the tickets order- I el, on receipt of which they will bo forward by I first mail. I'urchn*er6 can have tickets ending 1 in any figure they may designate. Notice to correspondents.?Those who prefor not sending money hy mail, can use I lie U.\- ' press companies whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Ten Dollars and upwards, can be sent, us at- our risk and expense, from any cit3" or town where there is an Express Ofiice. The money and order niu?t be enclosed in a Gov- 1 eminent Post Office Stamped Envelope, or the ! Kxpress Companies cannot receive them. The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be j sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. All communications strictly confidential. Orders for Tick0s or Certificates, by Mail or Express, to be directed to M'KINNEY ?fc CO., Savannah, Ga. ! A mil is. Ifi.io r.ft-iom SANFORD'S i LIVER INVIGGHATGR, KEVEIt DEBILITATES. IT is compounded entirely from Gums, and lifts become an established fact, n known I and approved by alll . that lmvc used it, and is now resorted to ? with confidence in all | the diseases for which it is recommended. | It has cured thous- ? ninls within the last two year* who had given up all hopes of , relief,as the numerous ^ unsolicited certificates ' in my possession show. The dose must he a tm dapted to the temper- J ament of the Individ- Q uat taking it, and|(ised , in such quantities as to act gently on the bow- ' els. Let the dictatesw of your judgment: guide 3011 in the use m of the Liver Invigorator, and it will cure ^ Liver Complaints, liillions attacks, Dyspcp- gp wia, Chronic Diarrhea, Summer Complaints, M Dysentery, Dropsy, %our Stomach, Habit- uul Costiveness, Cholie, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Flatulence, jg Jaundice, Female weaknesses, (as thous- auds cau testify.) in in twenty minutA, if" two or three Tchspoonfuls are taken at ^ commencement of attack. m All who iiso it are j giving their testimo- ! 11 v in ils favor , , mix Water in tlie Ulontli witli ' (lie Invigorator, and Stvallow : botli together. PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. ?ALSO,? 8 ANFORD'S FAMILY ATHAHTI PILLS, COMPOUNDED FROM Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Gloss Cases. Air Tight, and will keep in any climate. The Family Cathar | . |tic Pills is a gentle out activo L;ftiuariic tg) wuicu me proprietor hns used in his practise more thau twenty yenra. , The const-ant in-" creasing demand, from those who havew long used the Pills and tlie satisfaction which all express in regard to their use. has induced ine to place thent within the reach of all. The Profession well know that different Cathartics act on dif- M ferent portions of the bowels. ?4 The family Cathartic ^ Pill lias, with dne reference to this well w established fact, been compounded from a va- riety of the purest Vtga table Extracts, m which act alike on every part of the nli? ' mcntary canal, and are good and safe in all cases where a Cathartic is needed, suchjy las Derangements of thp Stomach, Sleep??| 'nets. Pains in the Back and Loins, Cottivcness, Pain and Soreness over the whole body, f?flm.^sudden cold, wlii<?h frMtinntlv if tmoIuU^vmu! In t* V- J? -- ?B.WW?"X ?? " 'W?|5 course'of jTcverw-Loafc of Appetite, ft Creeping Scnsatiotf of Cold otet-xhe oody, Heatleesncs?. Headachy or weight in the Head, all InfTammatory Dieeaeet, Worm? ia Children Or Adults, Klieumattam, ft great Purifier of theBlood^nd * t- ? - ? -- Uinuj uivfvooowv HMWH IIOBU |? nwir, ioo numerous to mention .in 'this advertisement ? Dose, 1 to 8. PRICE ? DIMES.Tte "Lirerlnvigorator and Family Cathartic PiWirft retailed by Drng^Rt generally, and gowtirhoieaaleby the Trade in large towna. 8. T. W. SANFORD, M. f). . ' Manufacturer and-Proprietor, ,7 385 Broad way, New York. Also .sold by Jordan <k MpLauohli*, Abbeville., , B*avoii, Alun ? Bpwahdb, Abbeville. April IS, 1869, ?r ' tjjjjtt A PPLICATION wfli. to cnad'e to t)>? LfgW "VK BtJcfc ett<Dg fo' ft ra^Bdment . - Charter of tba Theologioal 8?minary of cai?d^ t^Col^ **4 O^orgfe, tp"? miu..n.?i .v1'1,'."- urny. ' (' !; yj H..'| .u. ij.1.. i ??*.? " 5tfO'iA*<3E?*-: ui>* ui '>!;?> ? I Notfco ia hereby given that application *H1 ^b? made t*r thene*tLegWatue for a re-charter of tbo Ffewy 0?Of Savannah River, known aa "Barkesdnfc'e Ferry.w ' August 11, 1859-15-3 TO HIGHEST IMDM EVER WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS. What? Wh" Beautiful Head of Hair. KECAl'SR it is tlie ornament God JHmttlf provitltd for nil our race. Render, nlthougli the rose muy bloom ever so brightly in the glowing cheek, the eve bo ever so sparkling the teeth bo those of pearlc, if the head is bereft of its covering, or tho hair be snarled and shriveled, harth and dry, or. worse still, if sprinkled with gray, nature will lose more than hulf her charms. Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative, if used | two erf ill roe times n week, will restore and perinn:iently secure to all such nn ornament. Read the following und judge. The writer of tlieiirot is the celebinled Pianist, Thalherg : New York, April 19, 1R58, Dr. Wood:?Dear /Sir.?Permit mo lo express lo vou-the obligations 1 ntn under for the entire restoration of my hair to its originul color ; aliout the timo of my arrival in the United States it was rapidly becoming gray, but upon the application of your "Ilair Restorative" it soon recovered its original hue- 1 consider your Restorative ns n very wonderful invention, quite efficacious as well ns agreeable. ? I ttin, dear sir, yours truly, S. THALBERO. " Drycli a'r Gwpliedydct." Welsh Newspaper oilice, 13 Nassau sf., ) April 12, 1808. f Piiof. O. J. Wood :?Dear Sir.?Some month or six weeks ago I received a bottle of your Hair Restorative and give it my wife, who coneluded to try it on her hair, little thinking at the time that it would restore the gray hair toils original color, but to liei as well us my surprise, after a few weeks' trial it has performed that wonderful etlect by turniug all tlio grav hairs to u ,1-.rb 1,?i ii,? 1 .. ...? Ut.UII.J I.in I...U thickening tlie liuir. 1 strongly recommend the above Restorative to all persons in want or such a change of their hair. C1IARLES CARDEW. Kkw York, July 20, 1857. Piik. O. J. "Wood: With confidence do I rocommcnd your Hair Restorative, as being the most efticaL out) artiv. ? 1 ever paw. Since using your llair Rest .live linir and wluBkcrs vvliich were almost white have gradually grown dark ; and I now feel confident that a few more applications will rentorctliem to their natural color li I..u ,.r ?u .1?i?.<r i ? pleasant itching, so counuou among persons who perspire frculy. J. KILBY. Pkof. "Wood?About two years ngo my hair commenced fulling oif and turning gray ; 1 wan fust becoming buld, and hnd tried many remedies to tio effect. I commenced using your Restorative in January Inst. A few Applications fiutened my liair firmly. It - began to fill lip, grow out, and turned hack to its former color, (black.) At this time it ia fully restored lo it* original color, health, and appearance, and I cheerfully recommend its uss to all. J. I). IIOES. Chicago, III., May 1, 1F57. The Restorative is put tip in bottles of 3 sizes, viz: large, medium, and small; the small holds i u p:111, mid rrtuils tor one dollar per bottle ; the medium holds at leant twenty per cent, more in proportion than the small, retails for two dollars per bottle ; ifu> large holds a quart, 40 p*-r cent more in proportion, and retnils lor O. .T. WOOD it. CO., 4 44 Proprietor*, Rrondway. New York, and 114 Market St., Louie, Mo. 113* And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Aprjl US, 1851) 1 lj-Sm I)R. S. HENRY BEAR 1) D E N rF"l S T , Graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, HAS permanently located at Abbeville C II., and solicits n share of public patronage. Teeth inserted from one to full upper and lower sets. Exposed nerves destroyed and treated, free front pain. Having purchased an office Uight of I)r. Iilandly, of Baltimore, I am prepared to insert teeth on the Chcopl&stic process. Office over Brandt, Allen & Edward's DStore. A.btoovillo, S. O. May, 20, 1869, 8-tf Estate of Joseph C. Mathews, Dee d. SETTLEMENT. ALL parties interested in the above Estate ?nnd especially Edw'd Hums and wife Nancy, "William Robisou and wife Caroline, Ezekifi Mathews and Joseph Mathews, residing beyond the limits of this State, are hereby notified that a final settlement of the Estate of Joseph C. Mathews, Dec'd, will he made ill the Court of Ordinary for Abbeville District, South Carolina, on the first Tuesday in November next. JAMES McCASLAN, Adm'r. Will Annexed. Aug. 1, 1859, 14, 8m, STOLEN ! I^ROM the Residence of Tharis Martin, in in Mt. Carmel, some months ago, two AMB^IOTYPES, (On<- of ordinaryaize, the other small,) of Mr*. V. F. Lipford. Mrs. Lipford was dressed in black silk and wore a watch and chain when 1 when one of them was taken. Any information concerning them will be thankfully received. l/Ain&IllPnU ?. JMAU.T1W. Sep. 2, 18-tf. JOHN OORBETT, IIOTT9B PAINTER, Orainer, Marbler, Paper Hanger and BIQN WRITER. Abbeville C. H., South Carolina3DH.. 3D. -A.. arOH.33A.Iff "W "WT T r r ?!11 ' a! *?- ? 1 m *' */y/ xijLj Biiii convmuo me praciioe 01 AicuiT T cine, and may bo found at the Marshall House, in Room over Marshall A Ixe'a Law Office. May 12, 1859-2-ly . KEIIMSON & LEIDING, ?IMPORTERS-FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY 800DS, Wholesale and ReUil. HASEL STREET, (One' door from King, Clravfeitftit, fev ?? c ? E. L. KEKRISON. f HERMAN LEIDJNO Appfl Iff, W?, 60-1 S? ' / > - i i i > i i. w.i i i .i 4". 'tnc a ! i i r, . Vtffioe. THE Notes and Aeooonta of Um Fkra of Jordan k MeLatublin are in my ban d# for a VUUUVVIVUi JIUOTV JKV WW MW??VMia AUCWUUW of th? old BaBinc?.of D. A. Jordm. Those iudabUd t<> the firm, <*to myMl( will, OfiU)? forwafd ond m?K? imneditU pajrtaant to tM txnd?rsigned. . >2w D. A, JORDAN; o t lliy ia, 18?**4f V ' r i !. ,' '.? -! .? .". 'i I>l?aoliitlon. TUB P*rtner?bi]> fotwrl j o&tifeg as th? firm ?of Jo*d*n ik McLaueblin .wM fey mutual '<00DM?trv DONALD MaLAUCHUN. 13,186* 8 tfc >VJ U. .Y WMIIM HAVING COMPLETED IIIS r DRUG STORE AT < HXTTIWTY SIX, S. o-, (next door to kooa1ie * carter's.) 1 WOULD respectfully call the attention of ' his friends anJ the public generally to his fine struck of DRUGS AND OHEMIOALS, ami solicit their kind patronngo an<l lihernlity. He proposes soiling Drugs as low ns any first class Drug Store in the up-country, llis stock is complete, nn<l everything eold bv him is warranted to be fresh and genuine. At his store may l>o found DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS Varnishes, Varnish and Pniut Brushes, Spices, Mnce, Cloves, Pepper, To is of all kinds, Buggy and Carriage Grease, Also, a fine lot of CHEWING TOBACCO, and SKGAKS of the best brands. A large and varied stock of excellent PERFUMERY. lie also offers Confectionarics, BKA.NDIES, Pure Old Port, Madeira and Maliega WMHTKSi At exceedingly low figures. Also, a good article of Applo Vinegar, Kerosene, Oils and Fluids. Lamps of all kinds. Wicks for any kind of Lnmps, and everything usually kept in a first elass Drug Store. i roni|u nucmion will ue gtvcn to all. MayG, lS5i?-l-tf BOOTS AND SHOES. THE Undersigned, having formed j_yf a partnership for tlie purpose of conducting tlie Boot ui?H Slioe BiinIiicns, would inform tlie public tlint we have recently purchased in Boston, Philadelphia and New York, the lnrgeet ncBortmcnl of Ladies Shoes, and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes of every conceivable style and pattern over offered in this market. Our entire Rlock hns been purchased by ft practical Boot Mnker. We feel assured tiint wc can, with great cenfidence, recommend our stock to tlic public as being of a superior quality, more durable than i an)- that can be found in this latitude. We j intend to deal exclusively in Leather, Boots and Shoes. t and wc shall be enabled to sell better work for : j less inonej than any establishment in Town, j We will bnrtftr T.eather or work for Rawhides, j The materials of our Stock were selected by j K. ROCIJIS, one of tho firm, and tlsc work Put'HTp to Order. ! w. ? i?? 'i - i> ?: IHCIVIITV hlllin MIC "SIUH li s tnauc ot." nntl can safely recommend it. Wo hnve n mini her of tirst class IJoot and Shoo Makers in connection with our Kbtablishinont, mid nro prepared to Manufacture to Order any work which may he desired. | Call at Tustin't building, next door to Cobb, ; | Hunter Co. ROCIIE <L CHRISTIAN. April 1, 1859-48?tf JT. X*. CLARK. HF.I'AIHKR OF WATIIt'HES, CLOCKS AXD JEWELRY, HODGES' DEPOT, S. C , IS prepared with all necessnry tools ami ma- J terinls to do anything in his line of btisi- j uess at the lowest rates. All work warranted ; to do well for twelve months, if not semi it : i?i .1 :? i J ' ' 1 uuck mill il win uu uoiic ireo 01 charge. liHi' ! nie a trial ami satisfy yourselves. Terms cash, t June 17, 18j9,7-12in, [ PALMETTO IKOZV WORKS. Oolumtoia, S. O. ESTABLISHED, A. D. JIDCCCLL \ WILLIAM GLAZj;, MAXUFAOTlIRElt of Stcnni Engines, from ; 10 to 80 Horse; SUGAR M11LS of every style now in use. Mill Work of ovary description. Also, Iron Tailing, with every inscription of Iron and brass Castings. I would call attention to Iron (Justing in tlie way of enclosing Public Buildings, Dwellings, Cut Steps, Balcstro Railing, all kind of enclosures for Cemutory lots. Having a firat-rate Boiler maker with us we are prepared to manufacture Boilers, or repair them, at short notice. Will sand Boiler maker to any part of tlio State. Our Steam Engines will "be found, when compared with those made at Northern establishments, to he from | twenty-five to forty per cent larircr for tho same horse power. These Works hnve been in sueccssful opora-' tion for Reveral years, with an increase of patronage from nil parte of the Southern country, for which the Proprietor returns his thanks to his numerous friends and patrons, and begs to assure them that no pains or expense will be spared to merit a continuance of , their favors. [July 1, 1859, 4m* ( C II A 11L E S G 0 X ! = Would respectfully inform ? . Uia Public that he Ium u r rj xv r.ir" dJ si & ?l U 1' k Jb'OIl THE making and Repairing of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES. It is opposite (but not opposed) to Mr.Taylor's Establishment. He hopes that by doing good work, and niakinc reasonable charges, to reeci v# a share of publicpatronage. . Ho lias on hand at this time, several new and . neat Buooira, and one excellent Wagon, which i he will sell low. I 28ih Oct., 1888. 28 12m * < THE MARSHALL HOUSE. | BY COBB, rRovH4BT<^?v \ f ? rg^HE Proprietor of the MAR^HAf/T^ X IiOUStf would inform the publio that ffiill his House is still open for the reception of visitors, Having aome otT>orwn?e in Ilotel-keeping. he flatters himself that he will be able to pleas* his frianda and customer?. His tablf will nt all times be supplied with '' * * The Very Best The Market , His Houae is well provided with attentive , servants, and everything (^.render his custom . ers comfortable. * A. BPMUND COBB. , J ' Feb. 21. WW 4? .??tf ' J NEW G^ET, STOKE. XAMte' a. feilLlA A BROtHSR, direct tJ v lap port* r? r,Whfl?N)l? ?vd! WHi:: lauwju vur?|iu?, yorniMs, Mais, urooros, jaty ting* Brush ei, feUJii* EnglfrhVdr vet Carpeting, new <Wd?pS ri^colirif \ foil line Broeeele Carpeting, embracing All the' I newest and tall stock | of Oil Cloths irf%Amwiun vaII i fine Oil ClothsMiVtn <A good stock of 8 plyi Ifflfl, Ipmki?r rioh ool , 'fira, nil of which we are oFehng at the" lowest j lfluket-prfeMk CkrpeUnrada up-"if"remi!rod.~ ^ Pstrons^roe^t/tU^^li^^d. A liberal Aug. 6, 1859, C ANpiD A T SiB . r The frieilda of Capt. G. M. MATTISON r?> Kectfully arnnounae him as a candidate "Tor ix Collector at tlio next ejection. { j . 1 . The friends of JAMES A. McCORD rospcctItilly announce him ns n Candidate for Tax Jollector at the nc*t' Clcotioju The friends of Dr. J. F. McCOMB respoctriilly announce .biqi ns a' Candidate for Tax Collector nt the tiaxt election C3T Wd are nuthomed tb irtnounce 3: A. HODGES ns a Candidate for Tax Collector, at Ihc ensuing election. , .. .. 1ST The friends of Cipt W. S. JIARRI8, respectfully announce him as a Candidate for the oftice of Tax Collector of Abbeville Distrio nt the ncxtalectlon. ?2?" The numerous friend* of WESLEY A. BLACK Esq., respectfully announco Hitti at a Caudidate for Tax Collector at the neixV oleotion. The friends of 11EXRY S. CASON respect' ully annnounce him ns a Candidate for Tair Collector, nthe ensuing election. J3T The friends of JOHN A. HUNTER respectfully annotmce him a candidate for the oflice of "Ordinary, at the next clectiop. The friends of Col. J. Gj BASJtlJT respectfully announce him a candidate for tho* oflice of Ordinary, at the next election. LIVERY STABLES, BY COBB & CRAWFORD, ABBEVILLE, S. C. f*THE Undersigned would inform tho' ? / </"> public that they have formed a oopart nership for the yiurpoac of conducting TIIE LIVE11Y STABLE BUSINESS IX ALL ITS BRANC1IES. They have taken tho well-known Stables attached to tho lot of the Marshall House, occupied last year l>y 1'. S. Rutlcdge. These Stables, fronting on Washington Street have been repaired and refited and are now well provided with provender and attentive. Hostler?, for the accommodation of the publics Mr. CRAWFORD, one of tho firm, may always be found at the Stables, and he hopes, by close attention to business, to merit and receive a liberal share of public patronage. The Stables will be provided with 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 STOCK DRIVERS, and will furnish uiciu wiui iirovenaer, at living rates. EDMUND CDBB. J. ?. CRAWFORD. Fob. 53, 1859 43 * tf STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT Otficc Court of Common J'lttuatul O'cn'l Stations X. K. IJutlor 1 vs. v Attachment. Win. H. Lloyd, ) McGownn, IT Iff'a Attorney. WllKIiEASthc Plaintiff did, on the nineteenth '' dny of November, eighteen hundred nnd fifty-eight, file hi? declaration against tb? Defon <liilit, who, (it is said,) is nbsont from and with out the limits of this State and has ueith?r wife nor attorney known within the hi>?. upo* whom n copy of said declaration might w? *e*ved : It is therefore ordered, that tt?? ?ni.l l?? feiidntit do appear and plead to the said declaration, on or before the twentieth day of November, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, otherwise final and absolute judgement will then be given and awarded against him. ~ Matthew mcDonau). c. o. r. Clerk's Olllce, Nov, 20, 185? ly SO WOOL FACTORY. rpiiK SL"Ifc>''IUBEIv is now prepared tone-, t ........ -II ."I--- ? - * ' - v. .w. nnu ni.ij mvor iiiin w11r, their patronage. I nm prepared to take all Uii- Ixirrs out of tit*- Wool Iiy n innchinc, and manufacture (lie Wool in ltolls, in the best milliner possible. ? fsumliitu?F.leven miles North of Abheville C. H,. three miles Knst of ])ue West Corner, and three miles from the Railroad. D. O. HAWTHORN. ORIiTI FICATR. This is to certify to the public that I have been, since I wa's ten j-ears old, working and building Wool Factories, and 1 here say without hesitation, thnt thoso Machines of D. 0, Hawthorn's?Carding Machine?, Burring Machines, Picking Machines?are the best 1 hnv? ever seen, and believe they will surpass any in mc otuie lor satisfaction. J. T. llUTUlXGS, Machinist. Sep. 2, 18-2ni. G. Mi CALHOUN, WAREHOUSE AND GENERAL COUMISSIOX MERCHANT, Reynold's St., between Jackson and Mcintosh ^.ugiusta, G-a.p will attend strictly to the sole of COTTON, BAOON, GRAIN, An J all other produce consigned to. him. Per ionnl attention giving to the filling of all orders for Bagging, Rope and Family Supplies. Liberal Cusli advances made On produce in store. June 24, 1869, 8 tf ' ' > fisher;agnew & co., Ooluxalola, 0. O., Direct Importers of mm ham Cutlery, Files, Steel, Iron^Oqps,.^.! ?u4 amerjcaji , hjvbpware, Agricultural Implement* Sppings, AylejL.Jfci* tmelled Leather and Cloth, Harnpis MnRnUogt, Dollars, Whips, Buggy Umbrellas, Malleable Castings, HuMyflpolres, Felices, Shafts, Bows'. Dash Frame*,' and Carriage Materials of all Ifinds, also, Faints, Oi)% Window 31as?, <]n**o t' ? ? **? una iiVttlU6r IBITPQir JCJUJ-^a-s MIIJ4 inom, mijT pacwnk^ BOrfiNa" CLOTHS. 7A'M*a,<M&,n'J0 % j ry Sole Agent# for ?lqat'? BHipiic Look 3titah Sewing IN&lftH W*W A Gibb* Revolving Loop 8ewn>g--Maphi0e?, at prices from *4dto *lb0 Wch* Ww> :M*<*tn? ?we sraEsi&ft&Sfr lion use. ? ? Colctnbia,8i"fcjrMjr% "'> STATE 8f 39UTH CAROLINA, AHMffiWWW"mOffice Oo>Hrt of Gmwv* JN*a* and Gen'I Station* ww Ftim* Atty PlMptiffdid* dMbVnUKtonth " ?f ?,?Vv ^rL^btfien htwawdand Bfly elght, file hi8 d?flf^?iMI gain.ltheD*! . buVn^Kh<id^ fro? ??d > Without tho-bu^tf ?MgMM?*adtaa ??itk.P Wife nor attorney known within the tame, noDefendant do add d?2 r Ur&tio^n^^Wo^^h^twenUe^^ay of ? Offio* jfeft i& rJ?jfc