FALL AND WINTER,
1859,
MOORE & QUAIFE,
WVUL.JU again call the utt.;ntion of the
people to the largpftt and beet selected
6tock of DttY GOODS ever offered before in
our town, and we do not "hesitate to eay that we
?an sell you anything in onr liue na cheap as you
can bny it in any market for. the .cash, and it
little .cheaper thau you can pet thein-in the wpcountry.
We ask you to examine for yourselves,
and see if what we say la not tru*, and if it in,
come and get your supplies Tor the winter. We
will be happy to show you through, and prom- j
!aotoploo6cin otj'le, quality-, quantity und pries.
MOOBE fcjQUAiFE
tlnve n?\v in stor.- ? very larffe clock of UKADY
MADECLOTHI* o, Mats >iud O.ip*. Wc have j
the Seamless CK lit'ir, that we will warrant
not t<~. rip. If wurit anything in this way j
come and see bef?T" ?-.?n l>uy eluewhere, as we I
promise lo save yoni rxviey in thra department t
ana sou you goud ijoo<U.
liOOIIET'OIAIF
Hnvc now in stoic tlio best flock of LADIES* J
DRESS GOODS ever shown in our town in
MERINOS, DuLAXKS, OH ALLIES, CASSIMEKES
nil J SI I.ICS, nil griult-s nn<l n gootl
tock of BLACK SILKS. Liulies would ?lo well
to exmui-ne before getting their supplies.
nroniwT-"liiT.\ii,'i.'.
w < ?.v Vj i V 1JL JJ
Would invite I Ik- lad'*? ?o examine their (dock
>f CLOTH, CASSIMEUE AM) VELVET
CLOAKS ami SHAWLS, as we liavo a very
lariic etocli of these goods now in store. We
have n good assortment of Misses' nnd Ladies'
FLATI'S niul BONNETS, HOOl' SKIRTS in
every r|u^utity.ana all prices.
mooreITquai fe
Have iu store by lar the best stock of lJOMLSTIC
GOODS t'iey have-oft'erod:
BLEACHED ami BROWN SlIIUTINGS
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS.
BLEACHED and BROWN LINEN TABLE
DAMAsK, i> very laigesCoek of KEUSEYS and ,
BLANKETS', a good etock of line BED BLAN- ,
JCETS, DOILEY8 apd MAl'KINS, JANES,
TWEEDS. SATINETS and CLOTHS?all '
priccs; WHITE and STAl'LE OSNABU11GS,
w- i ?
?. c uiuw we can nn your orucra in ttiis way I
if you will conic and examine. Wc will '.nkc
pleasure in showing nny through our stock
who want goods in thift or nnv other departincnt.
.Ouretoek ofCUOCKEKY and CI,ASS- j
WARE is very large. Come and boo it if you I
wuut nny tiling in I hat way.
MOORE & QTJAIFE ,
w ould just here mention mat their terms anil
way ol doing business arc the tunc as heretofore;
we intend to stand lo the cash system, ,
we like it belter every day, and wc think the
i'uuuv uw uibu, jnujrmg irom me incrcnse ol our ]
MUORE'i QL A1FE.
Sopt, 80 1800, 22-lf
A, J. WILLIAMS"
HAS ji?t rcccived Hiij wc<-k largo ndJi- i
tioue to hid ExUtishj Gtuvlc of I
JREADl^IADL
And is now prepared to tit any size in all the
luletit and most desirnhlo ?ty k-s of
OVERCOAT ,
COATS, PAXTS, VESTS, ?C.
His Stock of
SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, DRA WERS,
HOSIERY AXD OR * VATS,
Ie vorjr full nnd complete.
w ill alio be found at A. A. WILLIAMS',
a full nud complete s'ock of
LADIES'
DRESS GOODS. ,
a
Embracing
ALL THE NEWEST STYLES ROBES,
PLAIN AND n.AID CASHMERES, i
DELAINES, PAI'LINS, GINO- J
IIA MS, PRINTS, i:C.t &.C. j
Together with a full 9tock of ^
LADIES' AND MISSES'
SHAWLS, SHOES, HOSIERY, HOOPS,(
'
Gloves, Ac., &c.
B LA X KETS,
-D _rrv, .W' VjT JNJ S 3 'I
KERSEYS, Sfli'lTlXGS, MEETINGS, ,
F i^nne] a, c
A.s'D ALL j
STAPLE ?OGBS, |
Loicett Prices. pi
.fiipSi'GAMBES AXD YESTIXGS'
Of nfewcrst and moat select FALL and WIN'TBft
STYLES, of best Frcnoh and English
iiiauufi?ptui-e." A
-A-- 'WILLIAMS
Takes pjeasnre in. annoimcinp ti> nil
anything in ttio way of the above Good^tliat
he has taken particular paiua jn selecting the
best material *nd inoi-r. approved patterns, and
with confidence wpuld respeclfuJJy solicit an
examination of 3b? stock.
A good stock of Trimmings for same constantly
on Tiantf.
And..if you want a IIAT or CAP of any
kind whatever.^ofljU^-and call at A. A. WILUAM?'
between Branch, Allen Edwards
nSU..^: Ketfr's. [Sepi.^O tf
11FTY mm REWARD. _
I *T^HE Subcriber in Abbeville District on I
JL the itfHh September last ft
O0ID WATCH AHD CHAIN.
~Jfo bfUeves .that it wwf taken from h?s vest,
whUft ehaogy>g liis clothing, at the houso of r
; En0*b. Ji?l?on, by ajiegfo,. who niay attempt J
to dirpeme of IV? The wateh i# a gold hunts- fo
jjan watch vit.WpHiu ^i-4- fn'
--. ? ??? ?" ?<?. ine etiftinl-,
^jpflkogold, ro^do orjarge link*. The aabtcriber 1
wjll give the above reward, Jor iU recovery.
, Any Qrfe 'gating [>of?fc-'slon,'g<Ml will leave it
with JaqtttHDfChaimerB, aff^bjbeville'Coftrt *<
Hoqfee. - ~ ,-?> ** k '
, J&S. 51. CHALMERS c
Newberry C. H., S^C^Oct. IC 1859. fi
- * * '?? ? f(
T&E ?J?TB or SpUTII CAROLINA, fi
-Abbevfyh. ?>ittziet.? Citation. ' ^
By^TO^IAJf IjfifL, V*i., ??din$i^)f^bbe- ?
f v- ^
me for I*JBen of I K
A^cjS^ek^tf^K5'B dtrtK11!.4 *5?*^
this I9th day "
or No>?:nhM'i; in?t? in u>? of our Lord "
I one^hoo^Bd'teighi linrfBhneji and fffty-nine. *
urf 1> tfk M?yMr of Au*a?aifd?,pTO. J
2*^1
[NEW ROADS
WKR & LYTH60E'
A BE pow. receiving * v?y krge aod *etf .
XjL selected slock of
FALL AND WINTER
6 0,0 0 S ,
suited for tlie Scnson.
Nogro Groodls,
Onr Stcok constats of Southern and Oohimbia
PLAINS, KEKSEYS, Ac.
Wo ara Agents for the Salons, {North Carolina,)
PLAINS AND JANKS, and will have
a very large supply shortly.
DRESS CxOODS,
in great varieties; such as
BLACK AND COLO'J) SILKS. ENGLI&II
AND FRENCH lie LANES. ENGLISH
AND FRENCH MERINOS, PL AI J)
AND SOU!) COLORS, FJt'CH
DcLANES, ROBES. THE
LATEST STYLES.
EMBROIDERIES, L 'CES, Ac.
A splendid assortment ?f Whi?Goods. Lin-'
ens, Musliu Collars, Iloscries, Ac.
Laciloss' CloalJLS,
ii> UJlliAT VARIETIES:?FROM FOUR TO
THIRTY DOLLARS.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
We linve the largest stock of
HVTEIXr'S CLOTHING!Wo
havo ever had, of the very latest etyles
whm IIV * ci j iu\* ^riccs/
HATS AISTD CAPS.
Wo have all the newest styles of UAT3 AND
CATS, and the largest stock we have I
ever had. j >.
Wogro Brogans.
A very Large Stock, and at very
Low PriciBs*
We nre not in the hal>it of boasting a^rout
cheap goods, but we will say (his much, give
us u 11 mi uii 11 ii we cannot sell you, it will be
your fault nud not ours.
Our mot*.?? is, "quick sales and small profits.'
"YVIER ?fc LYTUGOE,
Sop. 14, *.f.
NEW ARRIVALS?1859.
M. ISRAEL,
Respectfully informs the oitizens of
Abbeville and vicinity that he lias iuBt
teiuined from tlio North, and is now opening
it the old stand of Israel A Brussel a very
large etock of
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
Which beats anything he has ever offered beroro,
as regards quantity, quality and price.
My Stock of Clothing consists in part as
Tollowa:
Fine Black Broad-Cloth Coats.
Fine Black Business Coats.
Fine Colored Business Coats.
Fine Moscow B-aver Overcoats.
Fine Broad-Cloth Overcoats.
Fine Lion Skin Overcoats.
Fine Double Overcoats. *
Plfl A Vptnr Sltoitr (
Fine Black Cloth Vests.
Fine Colored Cloth Vesta. S
Fine Silk Velvet Vesta.
Fine bilk Plush Vests.
Fine Silk Vests.
Fine Black Satin Vests.
Fiou Bl'k and Co I'd Doeskin Pants.
ALSO,
\ good variety in medium and common grades, A
ill of wliich will be sold cheaper than ever. t<
'Drop in and Scs the Big Assortment."
n Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, such as
bleached and Brown Homespuns, Print?, Ging
inins, Double Skirt Delaine Uobe9, AlerinosLlnooeaa.
Flnnnpla f
? ?iitiituciiv mt'una,
?assiiucrs and Satinets, my assortment is very
all.
"LOAKS, SHAWLS, ?fc MANTILLA SHAWIS.
Having bought these goods for NETT CA^II
xclusiveiy. I can offer great bargains iu this 1
ue to my former friends and customers. J
HOOPS! HOOPS!!
'lio largest assortment I have ever had?from ?
three to thirty springs. Also J
the Gem of Fashion. J
MATS THAT ARE HATS,
>f the following popular styles, viz: Ledger,
lorphy and Pockit Hats?Silk and Cassimere
Ir.is of the latest stj'le?Scotch Cloth Cap?,
ilk Velvet Caps, and lots of other various
tvlc"'?all cbenn for p??li
BOOTS AND SHOES,
.A full Assortment.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
n J lots of other things for ?#lc cheap by
M. ISRAEL.
C3 AA flA II
?3Cl>. eu 4Z?11.
SEWING
MACHINES c,
At the tign the OoUBn Anvil
COLUMBIA, 9. 0. :
rHE S'.nscribera, having been appointed
(Jem : .1 Agents for toe Southern State*
r the tale o i A
AYGART <a FARE'S DOUBLE THREAD
Sewing Machines, A
wing direct ffm the Spoolajgd" mrtiog a
trong, darable stitch which TfMnot b* Qnrav- _
lied, and sawing <Jh the thlnftest and heaviest
ibrics with equal fiuittity. These machines, "
)r aitn4icity and di^Rility, can(1 ot be ArtagB
r?f*ed. ifhey have taken tfv? first premium a* X9
of the Oonaty Fairs in Itoosylvaqia and _
[tw Jersey, orer the higb-prieed Machines of
inger and other raanafaetapi. The low prfefe t
whicklheee Machines are offeror put* them
'itfi^fl the reach of *?y* on*. Pibteifca , :<
40 to^4fr. Partita WBtilingj^iMeFEi*
sate* SjitpjniRSFl
*? '""si*
******i?r?..s?5SK ?
> J
' V'
; jjgffljafe-IIATS
AM) CAPS
1859.
AT
REMSEN'S
HAT STORE,
CJolimilola, S. O.,
AND
Near the KiOTver market.
Anyiista, Ga.
THE public arc i?ivito<1 to call and examine
n>y Now Style Goods. My stock 19 completo
in Gentlemen's Tine Moleskins, CassimoTo'e,
and Soft IIATS and CAPS.
?ALSOINFANT
CAPS, HATS &C.
Th* above goods have been wcllarlected and
will beeold at moderate pricc*.
?Also,?
JOHN WOOLY'S
First ]ProxKa.iiim
mmm
Manufactured at Granitoville, S. C'. Tliis Hat
I can reoonimend to planters and others for
their long service nnd durability.
63F" Terms Cn&b.
C. r: REM SEN,
137 Richardson Street Colninbiu, S. C.
135 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
Sept. 30 tf
1859.
-o-o -O
FALL AND WINTER
PT nnftir-ttrn
ujuu x mnw.
CLAYTON '& KE2JJJADY
A. IR. IE
NOW RECEIVING
A VERY LARGE
AUNT ID
AVell Selected St<^&.k
OF
MES'S AMI BOYS' CLOTHING,
Hats, Caps, Valises, Trunks,
CARPET BAGS, &C.,
ALSO,
A FIRST RATE ASSORTMENT OF
liirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Cravats,
Gloves, Suspenders, and other i
FURNISHING GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY. i
We are prepared to eell on tlie ]
MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
Lnd invite our friends and customer* generally
3 call And examine oar Stock at our old atand,
TVT^ 17Q T3 rl Gi 1 I '
J.W. xiy jjiyau kJlCUlj I
Under He A uauata Hotel, <
CLAYTON <fc KENNADY. ,
September 21, 1859, 8m ,
M. STRAUSS, 1
o o s buby, i
rs now receiving his FALL AND WINTER f
L STOCK, consisting of I
STAPLE AND FANCY
DTIY conns!
Elegant Styles of c
SILKS, DELAINES, CASSIMERES, I
DRESS GOODS. :
MERINOS,
ROBES A VJUPE, SARAGOSSA, jj
cloaks/
AND I
JHWf STYLE OF SHAWLS,
auotfete, Gloves, Ribbons and Trimmings, _
^P>OP SBSJfcTS,
FROM 37*. CENTS UP. . f
READY-MADE CLOTHING, d
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. 11
loth, Cashmere, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, ?
Bonnet*, Hats, Caps, Ac., &o. Boots,
Brogans, Gaiter, Slippers,
aod Children's Shoes.
KTUGHIO BROC^ANa,
CARPRTINtULAND RU6S,
nd of all other aruerw generally kept by r
ui, fall and largo, assortment,* at prices
hkh wirt eompere favorably with Otijtobia, d
agusta, and uharleaton Retail Ptf?8j8
CALL AND EXAMINE. o
have Dlidfca'^iiiMmenU *!th mw TTnnua #?
tooRfa tiaf UtMt?style of gaoda by ovary ?
Ktn?r. ? ^
r - ! !I f"''''1 M. BTBAUSS. f>.
80 22?8 m,
- KERRISON 4 PIPING,
j& ?JMTntf||li^- ' . J
SHEWN ANDJPME^HC DRY GOODS, r
. Whol&uue jmdTKAMiT. V
IA8E? (Oae door fiim King. J
^tohartenon, 9. J
'J- - ' X- ! -'J
* ? .
' -
xx1?(a3- works,
Formerly occupied by Geoi^o Sinclair ?& Co.,
and now owned by *
JOTIN 'ALEXANDER & CO.,
Iron and Brass Founders,
MACHINISTS, Ac.,
Foot of Lady Street, and on the tide of the
Greenville Jiailroa-l,
COLUMBIA, s. c.
Chinese Sngar-Cnne Mills and
l'aud, of all kinds.
wm c
above Cut is a Three Roller Vertical
A Sugur Cane Mill, nn<l in a true roprcscutaIron
of the one exhibited at the S. C. Agricultural
Fair, nnd which took the P. rat premium
at the aforesaid exhibition. Premiums w-jre
also taken by the same firm for Gristr-Mill
itons, and for the best Castings.
Iron and Bras? Castings of all descriptions
made to order, and with disnateh. Htenm Kn.
gincf. Mill (tearing. Blacksmith's Work, Wagons,
Ac., tfce.. inndc to order.
We liav;> oho purchased the right of WINTER'S
PATENT MULAY SAW MILL, for
tJic State of South Carolina.
Having purchased tlio entire establishment
of Messrs. Sinclair <fc Co, iucluding Patterns
and everything appertaining thereto, wo are
now prepared to execute every description of
work in our line of busiuvss, with neatness and
dispatch
JOHN ALEXANDER,
ROBT. McDOUGAL,
HENRY ALEXANDER.
Sent. 30.1859. 22-12m.
LJfcJ
GREAT WONDER
OF Tim NINETLOTII CENTL'RY,
PJtOFESSOR WOOD'S
1IAIR RESTORARIVE.
B.\ <*ii, IIainh, Jan. 20, 1850.
DAYS tl?c St. Ltiii.-', (Mo) D&nocrat: IJclow.
k!} wo publish a letter to l)r;5yood of tltia city
from n gentlemen in Maine, which speaksglowingly
of the superior merits of hi3 hnir tonic.?
Such evidence must. lmve its effect, when coming
from n reliable souice. If certificates are
guarantees ?f truth, the Dr. needs no encomiums,
nor useless puffery from the press:
Baltimouk, Jnn. 23, 1858.
Pn<5?. O. J. Wooi> <fc Co.:?Gentlemen: Having
my attention called a few months since to
the highly beneficial effects of your Imir restorative
I was induced to mnke application of it
upon my own hair which had become quite
gray, probably one-third white ?ny whisKers
were of the same character. Some three months
since I procured n bottle of your hair re3tora
live, and used I eoen found it was proving
what 1 had wished. I used it nbout twice ft
week. 1 have sinci procured another bptt.le
i i.~ ? * -
? ......... x ><>*? uairn suuio. i can uow certiiy
to the world Hint the gray or white huir has ;
totally disappeared, both 011 my bead and face, i
and 1113' iiair has resumed it natural color, and
I belicv? mote soft and glossy than it has been
b?fore for twenty years. I am now sixty years
old ; my good wife at the age of fifty-two, has
used it with same eileet.
The above notice I deem due to you for
your valuable discovery. I am assured that
whoever will rightly use, as per directions will ,
Dot have occasion to contradict my statements.
I am a citicen of thie city ami a resident here
for the lobt fifteen years, and nm known to ]
nearly every one hero and adjoining town.? ]
Any use you may mako of the above, with my
name attached, is at your service, as I wish to
preserve the beauties of nnture in othors as well
as my3elf. I nm, truly, yours,
A n T> A Airxv
I*. U. nil i DIVJIU.
WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Pkofessou Wood?Dear Sir: Having lia?l the
misfortune to losetho best portion of my hair,
from the effect* of the yellow fever, in New
3rlnan? in 1854. I was indm?*f1 -
.rial of your preparation, and fouud it to' answer
ns the very thing needed. My hair is
low thick and glossy, tuul no words can express
ny obligations to you in giving to tho afflicted
luch a treasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned, Rev. J. K. Bragg, is a minster
in regular standing, and pastor of the
Orthodox Church at Rri'okfield, Mass. He is
i gentleman of great influence mid universally
ueloved.
WM. DYER,
BnooKHiEi.n, January 12, 1869Pbooessok
Wood?Dear Sir: Having made
rial of your Hair ltestorStive, it gives me |
jieupuru 10 Bay, mat its etlect hos been cxcel- r
cnt in remaving inflammation, dandruff and a c
.onstant tendency to itching with which I have ^
>een troubled from my childhood: and has also e
estored my hair, which was becoming gray, a
0 its original color. I have used no other ar- t
icle with anything like the same pleasure or t
>rofit. I
Yours touly, J. K. BRAGG, n
The Restorative is but up in Bottles of 3 sizes, *
rlz: large, medium and small; the small holds c
r a pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; ?
lolds at least twenty per cent more in pro- 1
lotion than the Nptll, retails for two dollars t
1 bottle; the large holds a quart, 40 por cent. I
aore in proportion afftd retails for $3 a bottle. "
O. J. WOOD A CO. Proprietors, 444 Broad- n
?ay, New York^aud 114 Market St., St. Louis, I
JoAnd
sold by tiS good DrugguU and Fancy
>ooda Dealers. J
Nov. 10, 1859, 8m. <
Dissoi/CrTioisr
OF COPARTNERSHIP.
rHE Partnership heretofore existing under
the Dame of Scud^ay A Barnes, is thuj ?
lay dissolved by mutual consent. A11 the
otes and accounts of (he firm are in the hand* f
Dr. C. V. Barnes, who alone is authorized to
jothe name of tho firm in making settlements.
>* H. H. SCUDDAY,
C. V. BARNES.
LowndsvilleS. C., Oct. 16, 18S9. 26 tf. 3
'
NOTICE.
rHE nndorsigned, having pure based the en- 1'
tiro interest of bis p#rtn?, Dr. H. H.
cudday, respectfolly calls the Attention of the'
ituenn (of Lowndesville and vicinity to bis
omplete and select stock of J
JJJM- U 1?
MEDICINES, S
PAINTS, OILS, DYESTDFFS, 3
OONFECT|ONARIES, M
"* AC.. Af?- An te
- pi
ill of -which he offers on m reasonable terms
s any man now living ibiaaide of Mason's and d
tixOn's line. i y ft
He hop&n, by carrfal attention to business,
nd .sAtftigbt-wrwifra and honest dealing to _
tiare-in pnbfte.patroha&e, and wofijd therefore
ly to all waaMirflfeftd* in hia4iq?, give Mm
ICMCISE and snteeBT. r
ittcd. ft
a % Bwa^it'D. >
, - r
'ftrc* *N ; v ;.; * ? "* W
? , n
DII.S. UiENRY BfAlll>
DENTIST,
Graduate of the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery,
UAS pennnnently located nt Abhcrille C
XX H., and solicits a share of public patronage.
Teeth inserted from ono to full upper
and lower seta. Kxposed nerves destroyed and
treated, free from pain. Having purchased au
office Kigiit of Dr. Blandly, of Baltimore, I
am prepared to idftort teeth on tho Cheoplostio
process.
Office over Branch, Allen A Ed*
wurd'N Drag Store.
jfVtolooxrillo, IB. O.
May, 20, 1859. 3-tf
POUAIAN, JEXXIXGS & CO.,
AND
COTTON FACTORS,
AUG-USTA,
CONTINUE tlio Bftlo of Cotton anil other
produce in their iVcw Fireproof Wa,
house,
Corner Jackson & Reynolds Sts.
IS~ Caah ad vanecs made when deeird. i
ANTOINE POULLIAM,
THOMAS J. JENNINGS,
ISAIAH I'll USE.
Sept. 8, 1859-10-tf.
JOHN CORBETT,
IHOUSB PiSLIKrTBn,
? t?
uiiuu.il, juLuuioi, .rupor Jianger and
SIGN WHITETt.
Abbeville C. H., South CarolinaBANFORD'S
LIVER INVKJGRATOR,
NEVER DEBILITATES.
T is compounded entirely"from Gums, ard
has become au established fact, a known
and approved by all .Ithat have used it, and
is now resorted to a* with confidence in all
the diseases for which JJJ it is recommended.
It has cured thous-? lands within the last
two years who had a liriven hd all ho-.ies of
relief,as the numerously unsolicited certilicatcs
in my possession] "" show.
The dose mtirt he i\ ilanled to the temperament
of the iudivid-|? ual taking it, and,used
in such quantities as to ^ act gently on the howels.
Lot the dictutes ^ of your judgment
guide yon in the use - of the Liver Invigo?
rator, and it will cure ^ Liver Complaints,liillious
attacks, Dyapep- ? sm, Chronic Diarrhen,
Summer Complaints, ^ Dysentery, Dropsy,
Sour Stomach, Habit- uul Costiveness, Cliolic,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum,
Flatulence.** Jaundice, Female
weaknesses, (as thous- ands can test ify,) iu
in twenty minutes, if* two or three Teoapoonfula
are taken at ^ commencement of attack.
M
All who USD it arp . ? rrivinw iWir
ny in its favor.
Mix Water In tlic OTontli ivitli
llie luvigorator, aud Swallow
botli together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
?ALSO,?
SANFORD'd
FAMILY
CATHARtffC HLL ,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pore VegetnbhS Extracts, ond put up in Glass
^ases. Air Tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family Cathar- . tic Pills is a gentle
jut active Cathartic <ti which the proprietor
ias used in his practise j more than twenty
/ears. 1-1 1
The constant in-*^ creasing demand, '
rom those who have * long used the Pills '
ind the satisfaction 2* which all express in '
cgard to their use. hus induced me to *
>lace them wiihin the reach of all.
The Profession well V know that different
Cathartic# act on dif- M fercnt portions of *
he bowels. gj
The family Cathartic ^ Pill has, with due /
efereoce to this well K established fact, been
ompounded from a va-^ riftTv of the nureat 1
Vegetable Extracts,j*, which acl alike on ?
ivery part of the ali- ? mcntary canal, and j
ire good and safe in alll<! eases where a Ca- ;
liartic ia needed, suchly as Derangements of r
lie Stomach, Sleppi-j ncss, Pains in the
Jack and Loins, Costivencss, Pnin and Soreless
over the whole body, from sudden cold, .
trhich frequently, if neglected, end in a long. (
ourae of Fever, Loss of Appetite, a Creeping fc*
lensation of Cold over the body, Restlessness;'
ieadache, or weight in theIIoad,all Inflammaory
Diseases, Worms in Children or Adults, t
theumatism, a great Purifier of theBIocd and I
lany diseases to which flesh is heir^ too n^|y |
lerous to mention in this advertisement.?
)ose, 1 to 8. ?. ' W
PRICE 8 DIMES.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic
'ills are retailed t>y DraggiBt generally, and }
nM sKAiMilla hv In* T??S? in
"sr'ff w'^jmOKD''Si D." p
Manufacturer and Proprietor. F
886 Broadway,Hew York. V
Also gold by- B
Jordan <fe McLaucblin, Abbeville.
Tto.ix-OT i..?M J. X,' 1LI 211. .
...... 0i-un ? i/uhjiiiiO| auuevme. <1
April 16, 1869, 60-12m * lc
3P. B. m.A?T
SUCCESSOR TOK.L BRYAN,
BOOB: S1DIjL.?3H,
r
STATIONER, j
75 Richardsoa St. (3 door? above the Market J*
COLUMBIA, 8. O., J
a AS for sale a large assortment of Lav, w
Medical, Theological, School and MUeeltaeoaa
Books, Faney Goods, Cheap' Pnblica- ^
vuo puu Aiimm juwis oi every aescnpuoD, w
tationerv, Foreign and Dotnfcstlo, of erfirj VA . JM
aty and Quality, Oil Paintings, LiUri^utfipbii
Id Artist* Materials, Globes, Writing TJeika, M
[usicaUnitramenta, &a., A a. ]
BLANK BOOKS manufactured tg^ny pat- P<
xn, ana Diane wore 01 every description pre- ?
tied to order.
Wholesale Parebaaers aupplied, *hd *11 or- ?1
ere promptly attended to at th* lowett txUh to
Aug. 11-1869, 6m. / * ";vV- ' ?
-r JSTOTXCK ' '4:.1 . ?
TO Tft GinZBriPvl ABtXntiJL'?
' TAKE thl? opportunity of returning my ?
L ?i&??ro tfcftaki to th? *mmm - f-Abbfr* ;
ille andMgeSeld, for tk^Jf tar?lp*tronff?, /.
i9 u?M'^r?Uirn of my^^th, I^wcHJld nvM
""m?? '<*,i D. >"
8*t m*
W.N. MEftftlWETlR
HAVING COMPLETED HIS
SffOJG STORE
AT
NINTY SI3C, S. O.,
(next door to poosiik a carter's.)
WOULD respectfully call the attention of
his friends and the public generally to
liia fino etrock of
r> hu a s
AND
OEEBM IOALS,
and solicit their kind patronage and liberality.
He propones selling Drugs as low a? any first
O.Iam Drncr Stnro in fho nn.nnMnti-n IIIa ? ??!.
- 0 ?r vv??..l. ???
is complete, and everything eolu by him is
warranted to be fresh and geutiiirc. A* his
store may be found
DYE STAFFS, PAINTS, OILS
Varnishes, Varnish and Taint Brushes,
Spices, Mace, Cloves, Pepper, Teas
of all kinds, liuggy aud Carriage
Grease,
Also, a fino Jot of CHEWING TOBACCO,
und SEGAKS of the best brands.
A large ftnd varied stock of excellent
PERFUMERY.
He also offers Confeetionanes,
BRANDIES,
Furc Old Port, Madeira and Muliega
ncaku
At exceedingly low figurcB. Also, a good article
of Applo Viuegur, Kcroaune, Oila ami
Fluids. Lumps of all kind*. Wicka for any
kind of Lamps, and everything usually kept
in a first class Drug Stotv.
Prompt attention will be given to all.
May (>> 1350-1-tf
J- X-a. OTiAHK,
IIKI'AIKKH OF
WAT1ICHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
HODGES' DEPOT, 8. O.,
IS prepared with all necessary tools and matcrinla
to do anything in his line of business
at the lowest rutes. All work wnrrnntiwl
to do well for twelve raontha, if not send it
back ami it will be done free of chargc. Give
me a trial nnd satisfy yourselves. Terms cash.
June 17, 1859, 7-12m,
Km CARPET STORE.
JAMES O. BAILIE <fc BROTHER, dircct
importers of, nnd Whol?'finl<> m./l
IKCli&il Dvalers in all kinds of English and
American Carpeting, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloth?,
Table Oil Cloths, Satin "DeLain?, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Cornices, Mats, Brooms, Mattings,
Brushes, Ac., Ac. A full line English Velvet
Carpeting, new designs and rich colors. A
full line Brussels Carpeting, embracing all the
newest end Lot" patterns made. A full stock
of Oil Cloths in English and American?well
f>cas?>ncd. Carriage Oil Cloth, nnd remnants of
fine Oil Cloths sold low to Carriage Makers.
A good slock of 3 plys nnd Ingrains rich colors,
nil of which we arc offering at the lowest
majket prices. Carpels mado up if required.
l'atronage respectfully solicited. A liberal
discount made to the furnishing of Churches.
J A3. G. BAILIE & BUO., Broad St.,
2d House above Bank of Augusta, Ga.
JAS. G. BAILIE, 234 King St., Charleston, S. C.
Aug. 6, 1859, 6m.
COTTON PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale on accommodating
terras. Two Cotton Plantations on
Little River, Abbeville District Ellington
containing
700 ACRES,
and Turkey Hill, about
1,200 ACEES,
These Lands are in a I113I1 etate of cnltivalion,
a largo proportion in the woods, ami sufficient
low grounds to ruake ample provisions,
and will compare favorably, in all respectH,
with tba best cotton plantation of the District.
CHARLES T. llASKELL. |
September 23, 1859 21?tf '
Notice to Debtors. ]
ALL Persons Indebted to tlie lote firm of
WAi>r*r ? w t. r tax' . - .
?. anvuii>? a. are rerjueaiea 10
Tiake prompt payment, as they are ar.xious to
jlose up the business. Their account* as heretofore
will bo found in the hands of Messrs.
lor.DAN <fc McLAi.cuuauLheir successors, at the j
>ld stand. s
WARDLAW <fc LYON. c
Dec 17 1868 83 tf 1
ESTRAY IISTOTXOZEL ?
TOLLED beforo me, by John Chandler, one
SORREL MARE, with white legs and
dazed face, supposed to be fifteen years of age,
ind appraised at Twenty-five dollars by James
ilagill, J. R. Ellis, and A. P. Lindsay. The c
dare can be- found at John Chandler's, two
?;i? ??. _ r _? /-i t?rii ''
uuvo nvow VI I.IIO UIIUI^ V?UU D11I13. M
d. w. Hawthorn, Magst. *
Sep. 30, 22. J
lOOD NEWS TO MARRIED PBOPJLB
.Mm m
H. H. PRATJEiER,
CABINET MAKER,.:
AND DEALER IN FURNITURE, g
HONEA PATH, 8. C., ^
IM^OULD respeotfnlly inform the publio
H that he has always on h4hd, and tanreared
to make to order, all kinds of Cabinet -f
urniture, such ta, DRESSING BUREAUS. ^
WARDROBES, WASHSTAND8, COTTAGE
tEDSTEADS, TABLES, COFFINS, <bo.
Persons wishing anything in his line woald
o wall to aa|l and examine his T?rk?- Ilis
ing experience in tb? basiness at tha" Worth
ill insure satisfaction. 0
Work delivered at the Depot fret of tbarge. r\
Sept 16, 1869, J
$25 MAM, "
PfflfcAPbaeriber will pay the above reward ?
L K^Cthtf^ppreheriBMto of a transient per- '
>n who' lately stopped iff oar Village tailing
imeelf
_ <* ..
rames lioverett, j.
id for the delivery of^a ' _
HORSE
rhioh was BTOTjEN by the said Lereretfc on 1
te night of Wednasday^the 2lst of Beptem- J
r. in?fc. 9 0.
The said Leveret* ia about fire feet, six o* th
iven indues high, stoat made^fown hsir and
res, wor*'4 drab felt hat, and ronft colored
?nU, is about 22 years of age, and "calk him* <K
If a plasterer. 5yJ
ITii Mimalistolen it, A GRjL Y WORSE H1
acutf-tta i
K^ss;!"?; tf??* "in ? m?bta; 1
?*? wivuuiuuk j\.iuga, ^ ^ ^ ^ '<
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ST/ftE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Office Court of Common Pleat and QenStnion
Willaon <fe Williams 1 '%s- :
vb. > Attachment.
Wra. Morris. j
"HTHBREAS the Plaintiff did, on the sixteenth
" ,day of November, eighteen hundred ana
fifty-nine, file his declaration nguiust tho Defendant,
who, (it is said,) is absent from and without
tho limits of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom a copy of said declaration might be served:
It is thereto oti1i>pw1 Hmi ,L- ?11 *"*
<-?? oaia U?fcndnnt
do nppcar and plead to the Bnid declft*
ration, on or before tho seventeenth day of November,
eighteen hundred and sixty, otherwise
final and absolute judgement will then
bo given und awarded against him.
MATTHEW McDONALD, O. <J. P.
Clerk's Otlice, Nov. 18, 1809, 29 x
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Officr Court of Common. Picas and Geii'l iSessions
E. Noble, }
vs. V Attachment.
PelcrB. Burton )
AyilEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the fourteenth
* * day of November, eighteen Ininilrml
fifty file hi* declaration against the Do,femlunt,
who, (it is said) is absent from and
without the limits of this State and has ncithet
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom a copy of said declaration might be
served: It is therefore ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear nnd plead to the Sttid dtefclurution,
on or before the fifteenth aay bl
November, eighteen hundred.,nnd sixty, olh1
erwisc final and absolute judgment will theft
be given fttul awarded against him.
matt 11 ew McDonald, v. c. p. ^
Clerk's Office, Nov. 14, 1850, 29, 12m.
C ANDIDATES.
r_:?i- ' ^ ? -- --
^ ..v, niciiuii oi v;apt. U-. jU. MATTISON respectfully
announce him as a cnndidato for
Tux Collector ut the next clectiori.
The friends of JAMES A. McCORD respectfully
announce him ns a Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
Tl.. i * ' - ? -
melius 01 itr. J. F. McCOMB respectfully
announce him (is a Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election
C^*" We ere authorized to announce S. A.
IIODGES ns n Candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuinr*
CTW TIic friends of C?pt. W. S. HARRIS
respectfully announce liim aa a Candidate fo
the olliee of Tax Collector of Abbeville Distri
at the next election. ,v. &
The numerous friend* of WESLEY "A.
BLACK Esq., respectfully annonncc him na a
Candidate for Tux Collector at tho next election.
The friouds of HENRY S. CASON rcsp^ct
ully nmmounce him aa a Candidate for Tax
Collector, ntho ensuing election.
C3T The friends of .TOHN A. ITUXTKR respectfully
announce hiin a candidate for th?
oilice of Ordinary, ot the next election.
C^T The friends of Col. J. ?. BASK IX respectfully
announce him a candidate for the
oilice of Ordinary, ntthc next elvetiou.
SPEARS & HIGHT,
Wholewfa Dealers in ^
DRTJOS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, Paint*, Oils, Varnishes, Window'Glass,
Deutal and Surgical ..Instruments,
Perfumery and Fancy Articles. 4
Opposite Planters Hotel, ?
NO. 316 BROAD STEET,
AUGUSTA, GEOSept
16, 1859, 20-12n??
Gk M. CALHOUN,
WAREHOUSE
AND
GHOUL COHillSSIOX ME1ICIIAXT,
Reynold's St., between Jackson and Mcintosh
A.ngxista, Gra.p
will attend strict!}' to the sale of
COTTON, BACON, GRAIN,
Vnd all other produce consigned to him. Per
onal attention giving to the filling of all or?
lers for Bagging, ltope and Family 8ub?H??
liberal Cash advances made on "produce in
itore.
June 24, 1859, 8 tf
Notice.
rHE Notes and Accounts of the Firm of Jordan
<fc McLaucb'.ihjare in my hands for
olleetion._ There are aNCjKotes and Accounts
i tno oiq ?>uuiuess of D. AT Jordao. Those in?
lobted to the firm, or to inyeelf, will come forward
and make immediate payment to the untcrsigued.
_ . " . D. A. JORDAN.
May 12, 1859-2-#
~~ NOTICE. ' .....
A PPIJCATION -will be made to the Legia?jL
ture at it* next setting for aa.amondment
f the Charter of the Theological Semioary of p,
>o Synod of Sooth Carolina *ud,Gaorgip,Joited
at Columbia... U . .
Sept. 7th, 1859.19 8m. ' -V W
"A ?-ii2?
FOR SALE.. -
)AA B&9HELS 0t<
rfUvJ ' per btuhdfor Cjph. Apply to
V. JOEL SMITH*
Stoney Point, Abbevill^Dis .
Sept. 9 1889, 10 tf * i
?. v?i
lilasoJLutloii.
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May li, 1959 A1^ MotAUCBLIir,.,7r~~~:
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