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FALL AND WINTER, (899,1 MOOKE & QUAIFE, At* ** s iX7C7"OUl'jD again 'cull the attention of the ? V people to (lie largest ntnl best selected stock of J)KX pl'ODS cv.er olT?r?d before in our town, ninHidf'ilo not hesitate to sny tliat we eao sell 3*011 miytliing in our line ns cheap ua you can bny it in .t'rtv market for the cash, ami a little cheaper tlian you can pet thcin in the np. country. AV'e nelc 3*011 to examine lor yourselves, nnd s o if wjjat- we 8113* is not true, ?i.d if it is, come and gffljtoiir supplies fortlie winter. We will be happylo show 3-011 through. and promieo to please in s^-le, quality-, quantity and priuc. MOORE & QUAIFE Have nvw in pltfre-fl vrrylaru'c stock of K KADY MADECLOTrUNfS? llaf. anil Caps. \\\ have the Seamless Clothing, timt ? ? will warrant 1 not to rip. If you want anything in lhi? w?y , come aucl, peo bcfuiv ju'i hny elsi-whero, as wo 1 promise to save your is'onry in this department i uud sell you jjood gooii*. MH'ET OiAIF Have now in store th* bos', s}.wk of LAD!F5V ' 5)ItESS OOOI>S over rl.owu in our town in J MBit IN OS, DoLANKS, CIIA1.1.1ES, ; MERES ami SILK*5, all crados md a irood ! #?tock of' I^LACIC SII#KS. J tidies i iio well j to examine before getting their *uj?j c i. moqeexqiiaii-'s a v Would invito 11i6 ladi lo x.ouir.t* tin ir of CLOTlf.* OASSIMEUK A.\J> ViLVITCLOAKS and SHAW IS. a* \v?> lmv<> n vi-ry ' Jni'ire stock of these jjnods now in htorr. Wo | lmve n good afsorlm-'iit of Mii-hV hihI Ls>l;oit' ! FL ATI'S nntl BONNETS, II<X>P SKI UTS in i every quantity and nil |>ric*"?. I mooreitquaife. ! Have in eloro l>y lar the l?'-st. stuck o? DOMES- | TIC GOODS t.'-uy Iimvu < 1: BLEACHED and BilOWN SHIKTINCS | BLEACHED and BltoWN SHEETINGS. I " BLEACHED and BUOWN LINEN T.M5LK! DAMASK, ii verv lari'i- s'?ck ?'f KHUSKYS ni;-l BLA'KKKTS. a l->o<] Mo-k of fin.- 1JE1) lil.AN- i KETS, I>01LKVS n:i<l MAI'KINS. JANUS. T\VEKI>S. SATINKIN r.v-i CLOTHS?all i price*; Will ri: an ! si'AI'LK OSN Al'.r lU'.S. ! We know we evi !:ii yeur orders ill tliis way if you will <on?*> .*> : 1 v\.i?ninc. Wo will inko pleasure iu f!.t..v.r c t:nv through our stv.-k who wni:t p?>.- is i.i t!i ??: anv oilier ??ej>?r'meiit. Our stool; KKY nn<l G1.ASS ! "WAKE is very !nrir<'. Coine an J see ii ii you \ratil anything in tint' u ny .MOORi: & QIJAIFE Would hjsI luiit tlifir terms mill j vray of <]oin? hu.tiiir.-* ore the f-irne as hereto- j fore; we intern) to stainl to the en?h *y*tctn, j wo like it beiti-r every <lny, nn?l we think 11? nnl.lm 1 e... t . .. - - - * V'uv*.w ka\j ai?v, juuftiiiLr :ruiu un* iiicrcusc 01 our . tales. y.ooni: A QUAIFE. _Sepl. 3i"t 1S50. 22-I f A. A. WSLlIAMS | HAS jnjt, ivcoived this work lnrg? ndj; tions to liis Extensive sti'ok of RKADV-.1IADE { A:id is now pi<?pnr?'d to tit :iny size iii all tl?e latest and ni?><l K,sira:>!o Mylt-sof OVERCOAT , COATS, PANTS, VESTS, AC. His stock of | SHIRTS, UXDERSIURTS, DRA WERb, j HOSIERY AND CRAVATS, ! Is very full and complete. Will fiiew bo found at A. A. WILLIAMS', i ? full and complete of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Embracing AI^L. -Jiui J\ t WEST STYLES XODES, I PL A LV A.XI) PLAID CASHMERES, DELAINES, PAPLINS, GINGHAMS, PIUNTS, iiO., &.C. Together with n full stock of I LAD IKS' AND MISSES' SHAWLS, .SHOES, HOSIERY, HOOPS, " OIovch, &c., &c. L LA X KETS, .o BROGANS, M5RSEVS, SIIIRTIXGS, SHEETINGS, Flannels, A"I?ALL STAi-LE *j . ' i* At //(> Loiccxt Prices. ClOTIlSfCASIMEBES ffi VESTIMCS Of newest nud - most sclecl FAit*-- und W'Xrpt?r? omirT ?>? - ? " inn miLW, ot best I'rertal^Lftrid Engli*!-. I manufacture. f >* A. A.. WILLJiftMS Tnkes pleasure in nui:*>nncinp*f<> :.il desiring anything in the way of the above Good?, that lie Itaa taken particular puina in Delecting tlie lie*t material ftpd inont approved patterns, and with coufideace would respectfully solicit on ex.iriHnation of bis *tock. A good stock of 'Trimmings for sniue constantly od liand. And if you wnnt a HAT or CAP of nny ktr.d -whatever be sure and enll t?t A. A. WIL LIAMS' between Brunch, Allen ?fc Edwards and II. S. Kerr's. [Sept. 80 if FIFTH MLAGneAiilF THE 15uhcriber lost III Abbevillo Pjjlrict on the 2^lh September last A * % GOLD WATCH &SD CHAIN. )t believe* ,it. vu taken ftpm his ve?J, while chingmg h^ clothvTig] tnko houso of Enocji Kelson jfey a negro, wtfrffinCy aUemnt w uipfutKi 01 ii. i iie watch is 4. gold ftuiilis | .nan wat^li.with wbi^c.4i#t plate. Iiie chain . 11 (tlaoVmiJ, in ado of lur&>>Hnk*. The subscriber 1 tlHi gi*e tlieabojre rex^irJ for ita recovery, t ifcny one gemng pos?L-*1on of it will .leave it | wltlf"Janiea D. Clialmer^ *t Abb0v"in?'Mfl*?-? t xiouce/ r?t ? ; * , . . JOS. JI, CU'ALMElta. ^ bertrc. H.ru o.. Oct. 30 1869. *1 ' ' ^ i '^1 ?" ' ' <."" SB. ^^Otsfol- tbe Uaodkei^et:^ ,'mnnjr if vxfjo'mpti*. | | ^ ^ -r? v '.**&&,*' NEW GOODS. WIER & LYTNGOE iA RE now receiving a very largoUnd wellXV ^iflecteil stock of JTALk AI1U WlilTEII G O O JD S , suited for tho 'Season. ! KTosro Goods, Ouf Slcok foiicisls of Southern and Columbia i PLAINS, KEI&KYS, <fcc. ! Wc are Afontu for the Salem, (North Carolina,) i PLAINS ANI) JANES, and will have j a very larpo supply shortly. j BHESS QOOBS, i j in yivat varieties; such ns BLACK A XI) COLO'J) SILKS. ENGLISH ] A SL> FIlEXi-ll I), L<iuV/?S, ENGLISH | A Xl> FEE veil M/flfhVOS, PLA ID >* A XI) SO LIP CO LOUS, FRCII DvLAXIS, HOMES. 'THE LA TEST STI LES. ; r>ImiOlDER IKS, LACKS. &e. A splen.liil nsfortniiMit of White GooJe. Linens. Muslin llnr.?. lliMprir* .t-<* HiadLio:i' Oloalx.s, LK^.G III!AT VA1U 10'i'Ilift:?FJtOM 1-OUlt TO '11 men' DOLLARS. READY MADE* CLOTHING. | We have tho lirgrst. stock of HVTJHSNT'S ci,OTi-ii3sra\Vt? ba\o over It nil, of l!i.? vi-ry latcHt 6lvlop j nji?1 nt, very low p ices. J I ATS AX I > (APS. Wo have nil tlio new . si styles of 1TATS AND ; CAPS, nnJ the ?r*rgost stock wo have ever hnJ. IMcgro XSrosans. | A very T.n: eo Stock, aiul at very l.ow Prices. V?"?> r\rA h r*t ?" 11. . 1. t ? .. . .... ...... ... ii i 'iv. *.'i oonsung about, ! t'hor(y> but wo will pay this much, give j lis u tiial und it' we cannot scil you, it will bo I your fault nt' l suit ours. Our motto is, "quick s?al? sand small profits.' i \\ 11 it ifc LYTilOOE, ! iw^iroiLSHMi M. ISRAEL, i ' i Respectfully infoims the citizens of. Abbeville and vicii.itv that be has just ro'uriii-il from the North, i is now opening I ut the old stand of Israel l>rusael a very j large stock of FALL AXD VJ.N'TER GOODS, Which L- ats nnyining lie has ever offered before, as regards quantity, quality and price. My Stock of C ' hiiig consists in part as follows: Fine I'.laek I iu-CIotli Coats. Finn Black Uu?.:i('8s Coals. Fine Colore.1 Business fronts. 1 >ne Moscow Bonvcr OvercosteJ* ip'i..e Broad-Cloth OverciwM. FiiiO Lion Skin Overcoats. Fine Double .overcoats. Fine Peter Shaw Overcoats. Fine Muck CI'Hli Vesta. Fine Colored Cloth Vests. I Finis Silk Velvet VesU. Fino Silk Plush Vests. Fine Silk Vests. Fine BlnekSatin Vests. Fine Bi'k and Col'd Doeskin Fants. ALSO, A pood varietj'in medium pnd common grades, all of which will be sold cheaper than ever. 'Drop in and Sec the Big Assortment." In Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, such as Bleached and Brown Homespuns, 1'i int.B, Girig hams, Double Skirt Delaine Hobes, Merinos Alpaccas. Flannels. Hlnnlcpta lw.ntn..l-?F ?? CaHaitnera and Satinets, uiy assortment"is very full. CLOAKS, SIIAWL?*, & MANTTLLA SHAWLS. d Having bought these goods for NETT CA^II eiccliMivciy. 1 con offer grent bargains in this line to my former friend:* an<l euslotners. HOOPS! HOOPS!! The largest apsorUiient I have ever liail?from i " ?i. : - ? vuv<i iu ijr r|iringw A1SO tlie (Jem of Fashion. , II ATS TIT AT ARE HATS, Of the following popular styles, viz: Ledger, Morpliy mid Pocket Hats?Silk and 'Jnssimere Hats of the lato-t stj-l*??Scotch Cloth tfjflp"*, Silk Velvet an'! lota of other vaHdus stylus?all ch<sbj' 1'or ca6h. BOOTb Atf? SHOES A full Assortment. T ANKEE NOTIONS, And lot* of other things for sale otyeap by M. IS11AEL. Sep. HO 22?1?. JSIES VVXNGr At the lirjit of*tbe Golden Anvil. ? COLUMBIA, 8. 0. r ?ut>.=cribera, lmving been appointed JL (Tenernl Agents for ifre Southern Stat<s? fur the sale of TATO-AUT & FAUTTS nnrrmw titijip*** ... %. WW auMAI/ ^ ^ 1 v 4 Machines, . 1 * **'? . -<'. m y se wing direct from the Spoofl, and mAing a Mrong.'durable stitqh' which Cflnnofe.be unrn* celled, and sewing on tU6*llri?n*:nt and heaviest JnW\ct with eqridlfao?!>y. Tbe$o machines, ,for rimpliritv fend durfihilitv. cannnfc h? 1 PflsMd. Th?x liave ta^sritlie first premifun at ' of the Gotirjty Faira fn Pennsylvania and * N?w JeAfe, 6rtr tffc l^Ii-p.ric<jJn*rAeh!be**6f 6'nger una other mandfllVure. "Tho low price at which theio Maohine??r< $?qr<id pot* them ^ t!?? reaoHcjtf every <m?i. Price from jfeohin!* fortli?M >. parti , inZ\ : * FALL AND WINTER** STYLES. HATS AMI CAPS 1859. AT . * REMSEN'S HAT STORE, ColiAn tola, S. O., A\'h IVcar tlic Lover Market, Gra. rI"MIIS public ure invited In cull and examine jl my New Style (Jooik My stock ibcoiiipleto in (JentlemenV lrin? Moleskin's, Cusaiinere'6, ami ijofL liA'l'S and CAI'S. ?ALSO? ixf.wt cars, hats &c. TIic nbnvo goods liave. been well selected auil will be sold at moderate price?. JOHN WOOLY'S First . 3?rcrrn i\i m mmm Mnmifncltircj ntGranitovillo, S. C. This Hot I run reoomiuend tc? planters niul others for their l??ni? Fervieo niul ilnrnliilit v C3?~ Tcnna Cash. C. P. REM SEN, ir.7 Hifliardsnn Slrovt (\>lunil?in, S. C. 10j Uim.mI Street, Augusta, Gu. ; Sept. 30 tf '?59. FALL AMD WINTER CLOTHING. .Cl. wrox ? KISXXADY -A- -tC _t_i NOW RECEIVING A VERY LARGE A3NTID "Well Selected Stoek OF MEN'S m m (lOTHfAG, Hats, CapB, Valises, Trunks, CARPET BAGS. &C.. ? / J ALSO, A FIRST RATH ASSORTMENT OF Shirts, Drawers,, Cpllnrs, Sleeks, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, and other FURNISHING GOODS, IN G RKA T I rA RIETY. AVo are pivpar^dto eell on tlio HOST? ACCOMODATING TEEMS. ' * If And,invito our friends nnd customers generally to examine cur Stock at our old ctanu, So. 173 Broad Steel * *. . 7 Under the A ugv.ita Hotel, ** CLAYTON & KENNADY. September 21, 1860, 3m , <M. STRAUSS,T COKE SBU IFt IS now receiving his JfALL AND WIXTER STOCK,.,9onsi8ting of. STAPJLE AND FAJfCY DRY GOODS Elegant Styles o#' am, DEUIIES, CJSISMR, DRESS GOODS. MERINOS, ROBES A JUPE, S&^AGOSSA, _ Jh'k w. .W1 r-l m-m ?. J I I t-K XTIM, CLOAKS, AND HEW STYLE OF SHAW1& iaunllets, Gloves, Ribbons and Trimming*, HOOP SH1IBTS, < FROM 3?? CENTS UP. W-MW CLOTHING FOR MEN, t?OY3 AND CHILDREN. 31ath. Cashmere, Tw<jed?, Kentucky Jeans, v Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Ac., <fco. Boots, Brogans, Gaiter, Slippers, " and Children's Shoes. 3NTBGHIO BXtOG-^LKTs* CARP.ETINGS, AND RUflS,. fcn<3 of qll other articles gcuorally, kept by lim, a full And largo assortment, -at pricos which will compare favornbiy wit 1?.Columbia, Auguata/Aod Charleston fcetaif Prldw.^f V GALL AND EXAMINE, [ iliTt Dindt-irMnnnniAnla ?(!|W TT? ? i . T 'r;-- "ev,,,v""w " **>j H^vwcb UI jtearner ' l*t??tatjr}a of good* fcy every I ?* 0ftur; . M. STHAUS8. gqvSO fla?8no. - FDttfirCAV P V TJ r^X\ T %t r< I -?avi^ivni ov/J.1 a. JL<E/l^NJbr, IMPORTBH*?** ' FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY fipoff] ftifero s?#? BASEL 'V '' ^ COK?ABEE inoic won dec. b , Formerly occupied by George Sinclair ?fc Co., and now owned,by JOHN ALEXANDER & C0$ ^ . Irou and Brass Founders, MACHINISTS, do., "Foot o/gfMdy Street, and on the side of the > ; Grectivillc liailroad, COLUMBIA, S. C. Chinese Sae?r> nuc Ml lis nn<l | 1'niiN, of all kiuds. | - '""^ .. \i rrMiu -? "~* L ixtj luuvK.isUb is a niree Koll*r Vertical Sujrnr Onhe Mill, and is a trua rcpresentaIron of |ho one exhibited at the S. C. Agricultural Fnir, a6<l wliich took the first premium nt. the aforesaid exhibition. Premiums were jilso taken by tlie Kninv tir:n for GriHt-.Mill itons. niul for tiic best Castings. Iron am] Brass (Justing* ct all descriptions made to order, and with dispatch. Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, Blacksmith's Work, Wagons, ?to., ?te.. made to order. We havo also purchased the ripht of WIXTEH'S l'ATKNT ML'LAV SAW Mill r.... the State of Soutli Carolina. Having purchased the entire establishment of Messrs. Sinclair it Co, including Patterns und every thine appertaining ^thereto, wo are now prepared to cxecu-c every description of work in our line of business, with neatness and dispatch. JOIIN ALEXANDER, ROBT. MeDOUGAL, HENRY ALEXANDER. Sept. 30,1850, 22-l$m. BTri-y-2a-T^f | GHEAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CEXTtBY, PROFESSOR WOOD'S IIAIlt HESI0TIAR1VE. B.wii, Matnk, Jan. '20, 1856. SAYS tl?o Ft. Lt.uis, (Mo ) Dnnocral: Below, _ we puMisli n letter lo Dr Wood of this city i ii oiii n ulmii lemon ill niuine. TVlitoli <:pt-aks f'.iwitigly <>t tlie superior merits of In* Intir tonic.? Such evidence, must. have its effect, when coming from a reliable 6<?urce. Ifjjicerii fictile* nre guarantees of trulii, the Dr. needs no cucoiui? utiia, iio;- uaeh.Mpuir-ry from tlic^troF.s: ' Uai.timukk. Jan. i!3, 1358. Prof. 0. .T. "Wood ?fc Co.;?O'rtillevicn . Having my nUenticn called a lew months since to (lie highly beneficial effects of your hair iet?torative I was induced to make application of it upon my own hair which had become qnito gray, probwbiy one-third while my whiskers w ire 01 the same character. Some three months bineo I procured u bottle of your hair restora live, and u?.ed T soon found it was proving what I had wished. 1 Haed it about twice a week. I have since procured another bottle of which I have used sumo. I can now certify to the world that the gray cr wl ite hair has totally ?litiuppear?id;',both on my head and fare, and my bn ir has resumed it ralnral color, and I believe moie soft and glossy than it has been before for twenty years. I uui now sixty years old ; my good wife at the age of fifty-two, has U9p<1 it with same efleet. The above notice I deem ?lue to yoti for your valuable discovory. I am assured that whoevoi will rightly use, as pur dii-fcetions will not have ocensiou to contradict my statements. 1 am a citizen^!' this city and a resident here /or }he la?t fifteen years, and ain known to' nearly every gpe here and udjoining town.? Any?usc you niay make of the above, with my "name attuclx-d, is at your service, as I wish to preserve the beauties of nature in others ad well as rnvself. I am, truly, your?, ?-r% A. C. RAYMOMD. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. inuruiyuil irunil JJCOT OIV. HUVIIlg liad the misfortune to1 lose the boat portion of in^ flair, from the effects of tbevy<5l!ow fever, io?/New Orlaans in 1854, I whs induced to inake.tV trial of your prepaiatipji, and Tound it to-Tan? swer ns tlie vofy tiling'deeded. My hair i* now thick aud glofiy, pnd nowordacun express uiy obligations to you in giving to Vbo afflicted Bufch a treasure. * ' ft.1?,' FINLETybHNSOR' The undersigned, B.e?. J. K. 13ritj$|. is a minister in reguUr standing, and pastor of the Orthodox L'horch at lirookfield, Mass. Ho is a gentleman of great influfenocuud univernnllv beloved, * * s WM. EYER, TJp.ooKFrKi.D, Jannary 12^859rnooESSon Woou?Dear Sir: Having made trial of your llair Restorative,-'it gives mo pleasure to say, that its effect has been excellent in removing inflammation, dandruff and n constant tendency to itching with which I have been troubled from my childhood: and has also restored my hair^which was becoming gray, i" *?.<? * iiuve UEi-a no otjier article with anytliijigjikc the same pleasure or profit. , Yours tonly, J.KMJRAGG, Tlie Restorative is but up in Bottles of 8 sizes, viz: large, mediam hnd small; the small holds J a pint, and retails forono dollar per bottle; holds at least twenty per cent more in propotion than the email, retails for two dollars ? l,??l 1? . ?1>- I - * M wwvtw , wic iui^c iiuius u qunri, per cent, more in proportion nnd retail* fur $3 a bottle. 0. J. WOOD <fc CO. Proprietors, 444 Broadway, New York, and 114 Markot St., St. Louie, MoAnd sold by all good Druggist* and -Fa&c^' Goo(l8Y)eolef8. .Nov. 10. 1859. 3m. N DISSOLXJTIOIS^ OF COPARTNERSHIP. THE Partnership heretofore existing nodsr the name of Soud'Jny 6 Barnes, is this day dissolved by mutual cogent. All the notes and accounts of the firm ate in the han4s of Dr. C. v. Iiarnef, who alone is authorized to ueitbgpgmo of tho?rm in makine settlements. j. . H. JI. BCDDDAY, . v. barnes. LowndsvilleS. C.', Oct. 15, i860. 26 t? * ?' . tinrt/rslgd'ed, having pureh**^ the enJL tir?*-interest $lf Iiis purtner, Dr. II..H. SouJJny, reapeotfully^alls the utteniioii of the oitlzeim ufjLowupesviUe' And , vicinity to hie ^oput, ' w.; M E III C I .N:E S .PAINT^OILS, DYE STUFFS, %NFEGT^GNARIBg/' 3 40., AC'., <tp. AH otten dm reMon^bJa tcrjiar wony mar, now living tin# ?Jo of Mason's and br etrefal' ibtntiopT- to botinws, ?** Dit. S. ItENltT BEARD D E N"T i ST* Graduate of the Baltimore College o* Dental Surgery, HAS permanently located at Abbeville C II., nn<l solicits a share of public patronago. Teeth inserted from one to /nil upper and lower sets. Exposed nerves destroyed and Ireated, free from pain, llaviug purchased an office llight of l)r. Blandly, of Baltimore, I am prepared to insert teeth on the Oheoolastio' procoss. Office over Branch, Allen ?3k Edward's Drut; Store. iltotoovlllo, JS?. C. May, 20, 1803, 3-tf ~ 1()1LLIA\, JEXmiirS COm AND PflTTflM CiOTftflP uuiiura rnti i una, AUGUSTA, OA., CCONTINUE the pnlo of Cotton and otlier ) product) in their New Fireproof Ware house, Corner Jackson & Reynolds StB. tar Ca.-:h advance* tntide wlion tlooiril. ANTOINE I'OULLIAM, TI1UMAS J. JENNINGS, ISAIAII PURSE. Sept. 8, 1359-19-tf. JOHN COHEETT, I illOTTSTJ t? ttvi i l. Grainer, Marbler, Paper Hangor and SIGN WHITER. Abbeville C. H., South Carolina SANFORD'B LIVER XiWIOGRATGR, In'EVER DEBILITATES. T is compounded entirely from Outrp, ami ha* Lci'omo an *:U&MUIicd fuel, n known mid njiprovvd liy rJl! . that have used it, nnd is now resorted ,t<>U* with confidence in all the diseases for which | " it is recommended. It has cured thou? !? finds within the last two,* ve:irs who hud u ii'ivm nn nil lion ?.f relief,"as the numerously unsolicited certificates in my possession] ** show. The dose must bo a Si dnptod tn the temperament of the individ-|Q mil taking it, and.used in such quantities as to|rl[ act gently on tlic bowels. Lut the dictates of your judgment guide yo'i in the use * of the Liver Invigo? raior, and it will cure ^ Liver Coinplnints,Billions attacks, Dyspep- sia, ChronfeDiarrh^a, Summer Complaints, ^ Dysentery, Dropsy, Sour Stomach, Habit- ual*C-ostiveness^ Choi-' ie. Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Inj fantuin, Flatulence. Jnundice, Female wenUncMOP. (as thorn*-1^3 land* cnn testify.) in I in twonty mjuntos, il ** two or three Teaspoonfuls are tnken nt ^ ;comm<}ncemcnt of fittack. ? All wlio uso it are j giving their testimony in its favor. 1 Mix Water in llic Mouth with (lie Iuvigomtor, and Swallow both together. * PRICE'ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. ?ALSO,? 8 A N F O R*D ' 3 3* rAniitt f ?f> Cathartic PUIS, COMPOUNDED FROM ^ <jy * Pure Vegetable Extract?, and put :up io Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will keep in any'ellmafce. The Family Cathnr I . Itic Pills is a gentle but active Cathnrtic|x |wbi6h M?e proprietor ims umc-u hi ins pracuse] j?ore thau twenty years. , Tl?b oonstnnt iu-** cressing demand, from tlioae who hnve** loug used tjie Pills and the satisfaction fi* winch all express in regard to their use. has induced uie to place them within the reach of all. The Profession well W know that different Cathartics act on dif- m fereut portions of | the bowels. . gg The family Cathartic ? Pill has, with due reference to this weli ? establisheJ fact, been compounded from a vn- riety of the purest Vege t a bl.o Extracts, m which act alike on every part of tho ali- ? rnentary canal, and am good and safe in all '.case* tfhere a Cathartio is needed. suchl^tas Derangements of tho Stomach, Sleepi-| 'neaa, Pains in ^tho Jlack and Loins, Costiveness, Puin nod Soreness over the whole boity, from sudden cold, which frequently, if neglected, end in a long course of Fever, Loss of Appetite, a Creeping Sensation of Cold over the body, Restlessness. Headache, or weight in the Hsa.il, all Inflammatory Diseases, Worms in Children or Adult<? Rheumatism, a great Purifior of the Blood and many diseases to which flesh is heir, too du* merous to mention in this advertisement.? Dose,' 1 to 3. PRreiE 8 DIMES. The Liver laeigorator and Family Cathartic PiUanrareUitiri liw T>rtn?iri?f ~ t ' rp5"'v "/? wuu did wholesale by tlic Trade in large towns. 8. T. W. 8ANF0KD, M. D. Jlunn?iictur?r and Proprietor. 885 Broadway, New York. Aieo/old by Jokdas <t MoLaucui.in, Abbeville. Bb^xcd, Alles A Kdwaeds, Abbeville. I April 16, 18S9, fi0-12m ^ 3P. 38. <*3LASS, 0 SUCCESSOR TO ft. L. BRYAN. ? JBTATipKBB, f1*5 Ricligy&gon ,8t. (3 doora aboV<J&?jto*rk?t P^LtJMBIA, S. O., es^^iimemrTn*t,TTpi,Wovnwr*mrBnioeiir assft&iM'ft ?ss*s#fc3 St?U?uerv, foreign and ?o?f?wio, or very;*#; t riky AD?f OttlwKrt' T.ithogr.pKf ead AiW? Mifcenelel.dlofa?l1 W^ljia^>tt*ks, ^^^feslgallfe i NO'i'LVm ^. ' W. N.MMWfflffiR havin6 completed ni3 DRUG STORE AT * 3\riktty six, s. o., (next door to kooiuib a caktkii'b.) W OULD respectfully call tho attention of his friends and the public generally to his fine strock of - , DRUGS AND ohbm xoaiis, J ? ' t " uuu buiicil meir Kino patronage nn<l liberality. lie proposes selling Drugn nalowr ?3 any first class Drui? Stor<? in the up couotry. His slock incomplete, nnd everything sola by' him is warranted to ho fresh and irehiiinn/ At Mo tore may bo round DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS Varnishes, Varnish and Taint Brushes, Spices, Uaott, Cloves, Pepper, Teas ol' ull kinds, Buggy aud Carriage Grease, Also, a fine lot of CHEWING TOBACCO, and SKUA US of the best brands. A large and varied stock of excellent PERFUMERY. II? also offers Confeetionurics, ATsTTDTES, Pure Old Port, Madeira and Muliega At exceedingly low figures. A Ira, a good ar-<* tide of AnDlc Vineciir. lwTn?n? -...i ^ O -> V"' ?,,u Fluids. Lnnips of all kifftls. Wicks for any kind of Lamps, and -everything usually kept in ft first class Drug Store. Prompt attention will be given to nil. May ft, 18-V.l-l-lf J. L. CLARIi, KEPAIIlElt OF WATnCITKS, CLOCKS AXD JEWELRY, HODGES' DEPOT, 9. O., TS prepared with all necessary tools and mn- I ?~ a.. ~ = - mu n.M y 111 ins lino ot bn.jiuefis nt the lowest vntcs. All work warranted to do well for twelve months, if not send it back and it. will be done live of charge. Give me a trial and satisfy yourselves. Terms cash. June 17, 1859, 7-12tn, NEW CARPET STORE. ' Tames g. uailte &. brother, direct importers of, and Wliolcfin.lv and fltcluil Dealers in all kinds of English and American Carpeting, R<?gt>. Floor Oil Cloths,, ruble Oil tv.t r. *1 ui.'.H j/ciiHiil<v IjUCC sua .Muslin Curtains. Cornice, Mats. Brooms, Mattings, Brushes, &c., <fcc. A ftjl) line English Velvet Carpeting, new designs and rieli colors. A :full line Brussels Carpeting. emhraciug all tlie newest nnd l>est pattern* made. A full stock of Oil Cloths in English and American?well seasoned-.- Carriai^e Oil Cloth, nnd remnants of > fine Oil Cloths told low to Carriage Makers, i A good stock of 3 plys'\and Ingrains rich col t ors, all of which we nro offering at the lowest j nuiket prices. Carpets mado up if required. ' Patronage respectfully solicited. A liberal discount made to the furnishing of Churches. JAS. G. BAILIE <k BUO., 20$ Broad St., 2d lIon?>e ahove Bank of-Augusta, Ga. JAS. G. BAIUE, 2:{ t KiiigS$3) Charleston, S. C. Aug. 5, 1859, Bui. <V\TTA \[ T?T i vr,-- irnrAXTr. vuny^i r jjAi\ I AJLlUiMiS TPOll SALE. rpilE subscriber offers for sale on aecominoJL dating terms, Two-Cotton Plantations on j Little River,vAbbevillo District Ellington j containing.'" 7 OO and Turkey IIill, about 1,200 ACRES, 'These Lands arc in a hi;>h state of cultivation, a large proportion in the woods, and "f ticieriL low grounds to muke ample provisions, and will., compare favorably, in nil respects, with the best cotton plantation of the District, CHARLES T. HASKELL. September 23. 1859 21-tf.i, Notice to Debtors! ALL Persons Indebted to the lata firm of WARDLAW <t LYON nre requested to make Dromnt nnvmnnt. ?>? !.??. ? , . I J J ??? close up the business. Tbeir accounts as heretofore will be found in the hands of Messrs. Jordan <fc McLaitcuun, their successors, at the old stand. WAUDLATV LYON. Dec 17 1858 33 tf a ESTBAY ISTOTIOEl rj^OLLED before roe, by Jolin Chandler, one 1 cnonor * *?? .... ouuivriu iUAtir/, wicn wnite legs and blazed face, supposed to be fifteen years of age, and appraised nt Twenty-five dollars by James Magill, J. R. Ellis, and A. P. Lindsay. The Mare can be found at Jobn Chandler's, two milts west of the Lonjr Cane Mills. d. w. Hawthorn, Magst. Sep. 30, 22. , ' GOOD NEWS TO MARRIED PEOPLE h; h. feather, fiARlNlT MAKtR v u J? iM XM. 11 MJ MV ^ AND DEALER IN FURNITURE, HONE A PATH, S. C., WOULD respectfully inform the public that he has always on hand, and is prepared to make to order, all kind* oC Cabinet Furniture, *ueh as, DRESSING BUREAUS, WARDROBES, WASHSTANDS, COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, TABLES, COFFINS, Ao. Peraons wishing anything iu hia Jine would do w?ll to*call and examina hU work. His Ions experience ip the business at the Horth will in sum fifitipfnotion. Work delivered at tji? Depot fret of charge. / Sept. 10, i860, 20-6to?. TIIE eubj^riber^ili psy above rewnrd Lfpr the apprehension Of a '.rnnsient Deri., ion who lately stopptd in our Village calling . hirnMlf ~ * ? Milefli Iioverott, f^r^otsE:. V' Sfhich STOLEN", by (hi. Leverctt on r * .night of W.due.3^ the 3l.t of S?pUu, rtnd^ snoff colled rr*-wr^iTP * M ' *$&&* S " ***** '' ^ f V ' in STATE,Of SOUTH CAROLINA, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT*" OJ)fee Court of Common Ple'dtand Qcv!l Stuiont WlHtwn dt "Williams ) f. re. v Attachment. Wrn. Morris. ) TyilEREAS the Plaintiff did, on tho sixteenth " day of November, eighteen hundred and filly-nine, file bit declaration against the Defendant, who, (it is saiil,) ia absent from nni* tvWW out t.ho limits Of tins State and has neither wifis nor attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of said declaration might bo ser Wfed : It 18 therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration, on or before the seventeenth day of November, eighteen hundred and nitty, otherwise final and absolute judgement will then bo given and awarded against hiin. MATTHEW McDONALD, O. C. P. Clerk's Office, Nov. 18, 1859, 20 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA* v i nnrt*rr^ * ? ? " jinur. viJjL.Il, JJItiTKICT. Office Court of Common Picas and Qeril Senioni E. Noble, "I vs. v Attachment. PctcrB. Burton ) WHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on tlio fbnrteehtfc *' day of November, eighteen hundred au<$ fifty nine, filo his deelnration ngaiust the DeJ fendnnt, who, (it is said) is absent from and without the limits of tliis State and Iihs neithef wife nor attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of said declaration might bo served: It is therefore ordered, that the atid Defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration, on or before the fifteenth day of November, eighteen hundred and nixtc nth crwiee final and absolute judgment will thed beg^v?n and awarded ago ins t him. MATfilliW McDONALD, C. C. J\ Clerk's Office, Nov. 14, 1859, '29, 12m. ^ CANDIDATE 8. The friends of Cr.pt. G. M. MATTISON r*spectTully announce him as' a candidate for Tax Collector at the next election. j 110 mends ol JAMES A. McCORD respeotfully announce liitn as a Candidate for Tax Collector ut the next election. The friends of Dr.' J. F. McCOMB respectfuHy nnnouuec him as a Candidate for Tax Collector at the next election Wo are authorized to nnnoance S. A. HODGES ns n Candidate for Tox Collector, at tlic ensuing election. Eat?" The friends of C pt. W. S. HARRIS respectfully announce him as a Candidate fo the office of Tax Collector of Abbeville Diatri at the next election. ti. - * inw numrroiw jricnds of WESLEY A. BLACK E*q., respectfully announce him at a Candidate for Y" Collector at the next election. C The friends of IIEXKY S. CASON rpspfct ully annnounce liini as a Candidate for Tax Collector, athe eiiMiiiiK election. t3T- Thetriends of JOHN" A. IIUNTER rappectfully announce him a candidate for th? olliee of Ordinary, at the next election. 232T" The frienda of Col. J. 6. BASKIN ra. spcctfnll}' nnnov.'ice him a <--andidato for th? office of Ordinary, at the next election. "SPEAIIS & HIGH% Wholesale Dealorn in DRUGS, MEDICINES, > CIHEMICALS, Paints, Oil*, Varnishes, Win) duw Ol.iM, Dental nnd Surgical Instruments, Perfumery and Fancy Articles. Opposite Planters Hotel, NO. 3 10 BUOAD STEET, AUGUSTA, GEOSept 16, 1669, 20-12m* O. M. CALHOUN, WAREHOUSE V AND GENERAL MISSION' MERCHANT, Reynold's) St.. between .l?ntsr?i? ?n/i AugiiiSta, Gta.f will attend strictly to tlio pale of COTTON, BACON, GRAIN, And all other produce consigned to him. Per sonal attention giving to tlio filling of all orders for .Baggiuer, Rope and Family Supplies. Liberal Cash advances made on produce in Store. June 24, 1850, 8 tf ** - {jfotioe. | TIIE Notc3 and Accounts of the Finn of Jordan <fc McLauchtin are in my hands for collection. There are als6 Notes and Accounts of the old Business of D. A. Jordan. Those indebted to the firm, or to mj'self, will come forward and make imiriAfllxl a ? . uiuii v hW tllO VI11* deroigned. D. A. JORDAN. May 12, 1859-2-tf 1 i , jg- _i_ NOTICE. . ' A PFLIGATION will be made lo the Legi* ture nt its next setting for an amendment ofthe Charter of tfio" Theologicol Seminary of the Synod of 'South Carolina and Ottirgia, lo* jk CAted at Columbia. Sept. Sth," 1869. to 3m FOR SALE. C)AA BUSHEL^ ?f G*l%?meat at'"#1.60 per buahelforj'8ion?yVo1ftt ,Al>be*n!e Th*. Sept. 9?J8ff9, 1? tl > - !W, t v, .y *... ?ji ? . 'IrlL 91craoli?ito?. THE P#rtA?rnhip fon\?rly existing hs the Ira of Jordap A'MoL*uohIic hm ;onwnt, diwoUfed oiit&Q.lst.of Febt-aiary 10 * ^^^DceiJir. Mav 12. Id50 B lf-? > - " ^ -aaais; fWly 8tl^-13nr ,; ' . # ^ * <*