The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, December 09, 1859, Image 4
Valuable Cambridge Lands,
Negroes, Horses, Stock
of all Kinds, &c.
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THE STATE OF 80UT11 CAROLINAAbbeville
Diatrict. j
in jsquicy.
John K. Cnitt )
aiul others. >
vs. ) Kill for Relief, tie. >
Caroline K. Ct?in, )
noil others. j"
I
W1IJ, BE SOLD
OX THE
I
BOTH DEOBJMBEn, j
liext, at the plantation of I)r. S. V. CAIN,
deceased,
Wear Ninety Six Depot,
On the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, Abbeville
District, I lint portion of the estate of
Dr. 3. V. Cain, deceased, not opeeifienllv bequeathed,
consisting of the following valuable
property:
m PLANTATION
OF THE LATE DR. 8. V. CAIN.
Consisting of ncnr
1,000 Acres,
Well improved, with
ME NEW NEGRO HOUSES.
and OVERSEER'S IKH'SE, 1
One mile of Ninety Six Depot 011 the GreenviilcUail
RonJ, nnJ one of liie
BEST PLANTATIONS
in ihe District. I
THIRTY YOUNG AND LIKELY
MJKliKOES,
HORSES,
inc ~ULJ jML^d K: sm
T
STOCK OF AI.L KINDS,
WAGONS, i
CARTS.
- coitasr, ' foddkeJ
Provisions, I
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
PLANTATION TOOLS,
And everything relating to a veil regulated |
form.
The terms uousually favorable. J
All purclinscs under Twenty Dollars Cash. J
All DUrchuM nf on/1 ?- '?' , " *
t ...? ? ? ineiitr uonars, uond 1
nd two good sureties upon a credit of one,
two, and three years, equal instalments, bear- r
ing interest from <luy of sule, and pajable an- '
nually, and in uddition as to land, mortgage, j
W. II. PARKER, C.E.A.D. \
Xov. 11, 1859, 18&0 7t ** i
fflT TllA ni*?r1rtO*o.r? ^ ??n 1
^jtftury will publish "
Tri-VVeekl}-, South Carolinian Daily, and the
Edgefifld Advertiser weely, till day of sale. 6
Will please notice specially, and forward bill
to W. H. I'., before llio clay of sale, and n copy J
Of paper containing advertisement.
FALL AN? WINTER, j
1859.
MOORE & QITAIFE,
WfOULD again call the attention of tl?e I ,
? tv people to llio largest and best selected s
flock of DRY (JOODS ever offerod beforo in ]
Our town, and we do not liesitate to pay tliat we
can sell you anything in our line as cheap as you
<!an buy it in any market for the cash, and a
little cheaper than you can get them in the up
country. We ask you to examine for yourselves,
and a-.e if what we say is out true, and if it is,
com* and get your aapplie8 for the winter. We V
Tfrill be happy to show you through, and prom- f,
ibeto please in style, qualitj*, quantity and price.
MOORE & QUMFE
IJave n?w in More a very large stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, Hats mid Caps. Weriiave
the Seamless Clothing, that we wjll warrant
not to rip. If you want anything in this wav
eome and tee before von buy o^ewhere, as we
promise to save jvouraoney in Ibis department
and aell you good goods.
mooretqiw
itave now in store the best stock of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS ever shown in our town in
MERINOS, DfeLANES, CHALLIK3, CASSIMERES
and SILKS, all grades and a good
stock of BLACK $ILKS. Ladies would do well j
to examine before getting their 8Q|-{>lie*. a
MOOSE & QUAIFE - ,
Would5 itifite the ladies to examine their (tack I
<rf' CLOfft, CA88IMERE AND VELVET li
CLOAKS and SHAWLS, M we havo a vpyy i
large stock of tliesg goods now in store. We (
fctfte it good amortmont of Miiae*' and Ladies' J
FLATTS and JfcON'NETg, HOOP SKIRTS in ,
erery quantity tod all- /'' - C
f
TIC GOODS they liave offered: ^
BLSACHED and^BROWV HHinTftnc
S.'SiSiSS r?4?^?^W21 Sheetings, i
gtSACIlED and BROWN LINEN TABLE
rery largo Hock of KERSEYS and
!&00(1 tto*k of fi"4BED BLAN- 1
JE!* MAl'Kma^ JANE#. *
jgram 8 ATI SETS ftt.d CLOTHS?all C
STAPLi; OSNABURGS, ?
rilijv0T. ?W ** "^ < I?' d?r? jn ifiit way I
if otaM ^d.?x?miiie. W? will lak? 8
no <0? J"r 8U,ok *
53i^7S>?K?. Con* <? Jr^Tfcju
wMVMMjWMpm ??-way. ^
dhlr^r"m? and
WAj??f doing.boaincaa ar?the'same as hereto- "
fore; w* iotfpd to stand to the caah .systoro,
we )lk* ft btl&er every 3by. and we tKlnk tb? |
pub11oio*bo,-Judging from th? ineresM of our -J
"l!ea" . *' tijikitt&l j *
%
& 5 "r
CHARLES COX,
Abtaovillo, S. O.,
"lAT"Ol'LD respectfully inform the public that
\y lie haa
OPENED A SHOP \
I
KOK TUK
Making nn<I Repairing: of
carriages"
AND '
It is opposite (but vol oppo'rd) to Mr.Tnvlor's T
KMublisliment. lie hopes that by doing good
work, and making reasonable charges, to receive
a shore of public patronage. _
He lias on hand ?t this time, several J
SEVERAL NEW AND NEAT BUGGIES,
AIiSO, ?
Secortd-Hand Buggies, 1
which he will sell very low and on the most
reasonable terms.
Nov. 4. 18.V.?. 27 tf.
"A. A. WILLIAMS
IT AS just received this week large adJi- j j
JL 1. lions to liis Extensive stock of 9
KEADYIVADE 4
And id now prepared to fit nny size in all the
nle.st. nnd most desirable styles of J
OVERCOAT ,
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, <fcC.
TI!u ,.C
shirts, uxdeiia 11 nvidra waits,
11 OH IE It Y AN D CR A I 'A TS,
[s very full nnd complete. n
Will also be found nt A. A. WILLIAMS',
i full and complete s'.oek of
LADIES' v
D11 ESS GOODS.
Embracing
ALL TUK NEWEST STYLES ROBES, ?
PL A IN AND PLAID CASHMERES,
DELAINES, PAPLINS, GINGHAMS,
PRINTS, <fc C., iiC.
Together with a full stock of
I j AD IKS' AND MISSES'
iHAWLS, SHOES, HOSIERY, HOOPS,A
Gloves, &<!., &C. J.
BLANKETS,
BROQ ANS ,
vERSEYS, SIIIHTIXGS, SHEETINGS,
l^lannels,
AND ALL v
STAPLE <JGO?S,
At the LoiccH Price*. ^
CIOTIIS, CASIJIERES AND VESTIXGS
)f newest an<l "most aclect FALL and WINTER
STYLES, of best Frcnoh and English
nanufacture.
A.. -A-- WILLIAMS
fakes pleasure in announcing to all desiring
inything in the way of the above Goods, that cl
le has taken particular pains in selecting the u:
j??t material and moat approved patterns, and y<
villi couiidence would respectfully solicit an
ixamioation of his stock.
A good stock of Trimmings for same contantly
on hand. ?
And if you want a 1IAT or CAP of any
;ir.d whatever be sure and call at A. A. WILLIAMS'
between Branch, Allen <fc Kdjvarda
ind II. S. Kerr's. [Sept. 30 tf
1W ARRIVALS?1859.1
TV f TflTI a t-i x It
1VJL. lvSJtiAJlilj, J
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Ablieville and vicinity that lie has just
eturned froin the North, nnd is now opening
it the old stand of Israel <Js Bruseel a very
arge stock of
FALL AXD WINTER
GOODS,
S'hich bent* anything he has ever offered beare,
as regards quantity, quality and price.
My fStoclc of Clothing consists in part a*..
ullows:
Fine Black Broad-Cloth Coats.
Finn Black Business Coats.
Fine Colored Business. Coats.
F?ne Moscow Beavor OvcwniU
Fine Broad-Cloth (r??Peoats.
Pine Lion Skin Overcoats. Gi
Fine Double Overcoats..*.-,
Fine Pet*>r Sliaw Ovcrcoats.
Fine Black Cloth Vesta.
Fine Colorprl PlnfK V??i.
Fine Silk Velvet Vests. ?*?.
Fine Silk Flush Vests.
Fine Silk Veats- "
Fine-Brick Satio Vests. .
Fine Bl'k and Col'd Doeskin Pants. C1
? ALSO,
k good variety in medium and common grades,
ill of which will be sold cheaper than ever. 2
'Drop in and Sec the Big Assortment."
n Fancy and SUpIe Dry Goods, such as
Reached and Brown Homeepuna, PrinU, Ging A.'
isms. Doubla Skirt T)/?l?ina n?K?. 11?!
? ? ? mm.** iUClJUUSUpaccas,
Flannels, Blankets, Kentucky Jeans, w
/AMimcrs aud Stttinutc, my asiortment is very A1
nil.
JLOAIgfcSHAWLS, A MANTILLA SHAWLS, j ;
Having bought these goods for NETT CASH re
delusively, lean offer great bargains in this St
injflo my former friends and customers.
8001*8! HOOPS!!
?he largest assortment I have ever had?from
three to thirty springs. Also
the Gem of Fashion.
EI ATS THAT ARE HATS, ?
)t the following popular aUles, vis: Ledger, %
lorphy and Pocket Hats?Silk end Csasimere
lata of the latest style?Scotch Cloth Caps,
ilk Velvet Caps, .end lots of other various
ty lea?all cheap for cash.
B6OT? A Hf S> SHOES,
^ ' A fall Assortment *
/ft ,1E? 3sroxio^?, J
mdioU of Olti. r things for eale *?T
^Lk (
. OIOAHJ-^D TOBACCO ~
i and for ul. at , T*
1>. MctAUOHttef'S DRVO 6T0KB*
0?t. IS, 1889, M/^F
'w
FALL AND WINTER
sty zi 33 m .
BATS AM CAPS
at>
FtEMSEN'S
IIAT STORE,
oolumbia, s. o.,
and
IV?>iir 1 |l<? T M T*W.. ?lr
?? I\Uly
Augpusta, C3-a.
'IM1K public arc invited lo cull and examine
_1. my Now Style Good*. My stick is coin>lctc
in Gentlemen's Fine Moleskins, Cassiiterc's,
ond Soft HATS and CAPS. Also,
INFANT CAPS, HATS &C.
Tlic above goods liave been well solccled and
fill be sold at moderate prices. Also,
JOIIIY WOOLLY'S
*
First Fremixim
mmm
!illlllfil<*tnrn<1 nf fjrnnil?.-.ll~ >2 " mi ?_ -?w .
? ..n-, t). \j. jnig 1181,
cnti rcoommend to planters and others for
licir lonn scrvice ond durability.
car Terms Cash.
C. r. REM SEN,
137 Ilichordsoii Street. Columbia, S. C.
13b Broad Street, Augusta, Gu.
Sept. 30 tf
NEVSTGOODS.
WIER & LYTHGOE
A RE now receiving a very large and wellSelected
stock of
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
suited for the Season.
>ur Stcoli consists of Southern and Columbia
PLAINS, KERSEYS, Ac.
fe nre Agents fur the Sulcm, (North Carolina,)
l'1-.AlXts AND JANES, and will have
a very large supply shortly.
DRESS GOODS,
in great varieties; such as
'LACK AND COLO'J) SILKS. ENGLISH
AND FRENCH Dr LANES. ENGLISH
AND FRENCH MERINOS, PLAID
AND SOLID COLORS, FR'CH
DcLANES, ROUES. THE
LATEST STYLES.
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, &c.
. splendid assortment of White Goods. Linens,
Muslim Collars, lloieries, ?fcc.
Ladlos' Cloak.8,
N' GREAT VARIETIES:?FROM FOUR TO
THIRTY DOLLARS.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
We have the largest stock of
JVtEXvT'S CLOTHING
ire have ever had, of the very latest styles
and at very low prices.
HATS CAPS.
fc have all the newest styles of HATS AND
CAPS, nud the largest stock we have
ever unu.
Negro Srosaus.
A very Large Stock, and at very
Low Prices.
We aro not in tlie habit of boasting about
ieop goods, but we will say this much, givo
i a trial and if we cannot sell 3*011, it will be
our fault and not ours.
Our motto is, "quick sales and small profits.'
WIEtt LYTI1G0E,
Sep. 14> tf.
m. straussT"
OOKESBUBY.
"S now receiving liis FALL AND WINTER
. STOCK, consisting of v
STAPLE AND FANCY
OKY GOODS
Elegant Styles of
SILKS, DELAINES, CASS1MERES,
DRESS GOODS,
MKUINOS,
ROBES A JUI'E, SAUAGOSSA,
BMBR.Oir?Eni3DS,
CLOAKS,
AND
SEW STYLE 01 SHAWLS, :
auutlets, Gloves, Ribbons and Trimmings, j
KOOIE* SKIRTS, I
]
FROM 37i CENTS UP. (
READY-MADE CLOTHING, )
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. 1
loth, Cashmere, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, |
Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Ac., <to. Boots,
Brogons, Gaiter, 81ippers,
and Children's Shoes.
STBORO BZlOO-^JBd's, i
CARPETINGS AND RUGS, <
rid of *11 other articles generally kept by 1
m, a full and large assortment, at prices (
hich will compare favorably with Colombia, 1
ugusta, and Charleston Retail Prices. 1
CALL AND EXAMINE.
bare made arrangements with my Houses to ;{
ceive the latest style of goods by every (
earner. * a
M. STRAUSS. y
Sep. 80 22?8m.
ruLLLAIN, JENNINGS & CO., t
r
AND " * [
COTTON FACTORS, 1
~10NTlSTO,;lhe nlo of Cotton ?0d other 1
J ttfQm ttwir. ?# Kr.pMf s?J J
Oorwr ftokpoa * fUynoldM oul 11
w cv,8h >d %
?85jAHJpUteaHlllGl?' C
Sept. 8, 1859?19?tf. 1
->'4% ?/ j..>
COHGAREE
m^ovr won ks,
Formerly occupied by George Sincloir A Co.,
and now owned by
JOHN ALEXANDER & CO.,
Iron and Brass Founders*
MACHINISTS, Ac.,
Foot of Lady Street, and on the tide of the
Greenville Railroad,
finT.ITMPT* ? n
u """" * "***' " V
Chinenc Sagar-Cnne Mills and
Pans, of all kinds.
TIIE above Cut is a Three Roller Vertical
Sugar Cane Mill, and is a true represcnlaIron
of the one exhibited at the S. C. Agricultural
Fair, and which took the first.
at the aforesaid exhibition. Premiums were
also taken by the Fame firm fur Crist-Mill
itons, an J for the best Castings.
Iron and Braes Castings of nil descriptions
made to order, and with dispatch. Steam Engines,
Mill Gearing, Blacksmith's Work, Wagons,
Ac., ifcc.. made to order.
Wa have also purchased the right of WINTER'S
PATENT MULAY SAW MILL, for
the State of South Carolinn.
Having purchased the entire establishment
of Messrs. Sinclair <t Co, including Patterns
and everything appertaining thereto, we arc
now prepared to execute every description of
work in our line of business, with ncatuc3s and
dispatch.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
UOBT. MeDOUGAL,
HEHllY ALEXANDER.
Sept. 30, 1859, 22-12in.
JB597
FALL AMD WINTER
UJbUXJt&JUNtf.
CLAYTON & KENNADY
-A. H B
NOW RECEIVING
A VERY LARGE
A3srr>
"Well Selected Stock
OF
MEN'S AS!! BOYS' CLOTHE,
Hats, Caps, Valises, Trunks,
CARPET BAGS, &C.,
ALSO,
A FIRST RATE ASSORTMENT OF
Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Slocks, Cravats,
Gloves, Suspenders, and other
FURNISHING GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Wo nre prepared to 6ell on the
MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
And invite our friends and customers generally
to call and examine our Slock at our old stand,
No. 173 Broad Stcct,
Uiid'-r the A uguxta Hotel,
CLAYTON ?fc KEIJNADY.
September 21, 185U, 3in
TMJbl
GREAT WONDER
OF TIIE NINETEENTH CEYH'RY?
PROFESSOR WGGB'S
IIAIR RESTORARIVE.
Ba/ii, Maine, Jan. 20, 1856.
SAYS the fit. Libfs, (Mo \j)einocrat : Below,
we publish ft letter to Dr Wood of this city
from a'gcntlemen in Maine, which speaksglowingly
of the superior merits of his hair tonic.?
Such evidence must have its effect, when coming
from a reliable source. If certificates ore
guarantees of truth, the Dr. needs no encomiums.
nor useless nufferv from tlm nr???'
Ba^tmoke, Jnn. 23, 1858.
Prof. O. J. Wooi> <fc Co.:?Oentloneii: Having
my Attention called a few months since to
the highly beneficial effects of your hair icstorative
I was induced to make application of it
upon my own hair which hart become quit?
gray, probably one-third white my whiskers
were of the same character. Some three months
since I procured a bottle of your hair restore
Live, and used I soon found it was proving
what I had wished. I used it about twice a
week. 1 have since procured another bottle
}f which 1 have used some. I can now certify
lo the wiirld that the gray or white hair baB
totally disappeared, both on my head and face,
tud my hair has resumed it natural color, and
f lialiauA ^ ?* #
. uivic oun. nr.u gioMsy men il lias been
jefore for twenty years. I am now sixty years
>ld ; my good wife at the age of fifty-two, has
ised it with same eflect.
The above notice I deem due to yon for
four valuable discovery. I am assured that
vhoevei will rightly use, as per directions will
lot have occasion to contradict my statements.
[ am a citizen of this city and a resident hero
or the last fifteen years, and am known to
jearly every one here and adjoining town.?
*ny use you may make of the above, with my
lame attache J, is at yonr service, as I wish to
ireserve the beauties of n.atore in others as well
is myself. I am, truly, yours,
A. C. RAYMOMD.
WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Professor Wood?Dear Sir: ITaving had the
nisfortune to loselhe best portion of my hair,
rom the effects of the yellow fever, iu New
)rlaann in 1864, I was induced to make a
rial of your preparation, and found it to aniwer
as the very thing needed. My hair is
tow thick and glossy, end no words can express
ny obligations to you io giving to the afflicted (
uch a treasure. &
?? FINLEY JOHNSON. ,
The undersigned, Rev. Bragg, is a minster
in regular standiri|p??nd pastor of the '
)rthodox Church at Brookficld, Mass. He is 1
> gentleman of great influence niid universally
>eiovedr's
om WM.DTO
Brookfixld, Jrfnnarv 13.' 18oiT
PaooxuoaWooD?Dear Sir; Having made
rial of yoqr Hair Restorative, it gives me
(leisure to aay, that'its effect baa, been excelnnt
in r/?m J-?3 "/" "*
?. ? iuu?uium?iunf uinarnu adg a
oust not tendency to itching with which I have ?
>een troubled from my childhood: and has also ]
eetored my half, which vu becoming gray,
o ita original colpr. I |im uied no other ar- i
lei* with anything like th? umd pleasure or i
irofit. ' i
.? Yours tonly, . J. lL.BRAGGj, (
r * piofc'tbd retain for one dollat per bottle \ <
lolfli at lemt-twenty percent morain pro>otion.
thim the small, rttcOs ^forfcwo dollars .
\ bottle; ih# Urge holds a quarV ^ 1
aor* icrproportion and retails forfitoirw>ttle. J
O. l. MOOD A 00. Proprieiortk .W Broad* t
ray,#?w Yorlu$?dll4MaHtiva^?t,Lwie, t
to* . Aac" V,; >' ' '^JrK!' > ' "< o"
And told by.ill. good BramMt XndFancy
Joods Dealers. .* . ' 4
*er. 18&, tin. * f .
, ; * ^ ?
Sid W X3KTQMACHINES.
u4< the lUjn of the Golden Anvil.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
rpiIE Subscribers, having been appointod
Jl. General Acent-B fnr n.? u.??i *
0 ?uw ?jvutiicru OUUC8 I
for the sale of
TAYGAHT <fc FARR'3 DOUBLE THREAD
Sewing Machines,
sewing direct from the Spools, nnd making a
strong, durable slitcli which cannot he utirnv
elled, nnd sewing on the thinnest nnd heaviest
fabrics with equal facility. These machines,
for simplicity nnd durability, cannot be surpassed.
They have taken the first premium at
five of the County Fairs in Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, over the high-priced (Machines of
Singer and other manufacture. The low price
af which these Machines are offered puts them
within the reach of every one. l'rice from
$40 to $45. Parties wanting agencies for these
Machines will please apply to us, as we are prepared
to sell them at remunerating rales to
those desirous of encacrinfr in ? '
Wc arc also agents for Slout's Lock-Stitch
Machine, ana the Eureka Shuttle Sewing Machines.
Prices ranging from ?50 and upwards,
all of which are first <|iia)itv Machines.
FISIIKit &" AGNEW, & Co.
Columbia, S. C. Oct 21?25
Mr. W. C. MOORE has the Agency for
Abbeville District. These machines may be
purchased from him at the above rates with
freight added.
JOHN CORBETT,
.HOUSE PAINTER,
Grainor, Marblcr, Paper Hanger and
SIGUNT "WRITIEJIR..
Abbeville C. H., South CarolinaSANFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATGR,
K EVEll DEBILITATES.
T is compounded entirely from Gump, nnd
hns become an established fnct, a known
and approved by nlll . tlwl. have ?ised it, nnd
is now resorted t<> ? with confidence in nil
the disenses for which ^ it is recommended.
It has cured thous-nuds within the last
two yenrs who had m t;iven up nil hopes of
relief,as the numerous ^ unsolicited certificates
in in y possession s show.
The dose must be a n ilnpted to the tompernment
of the iudivid- q mil taking it, nnd.used
in sucn quantities ns to ^ nut gently on 1 lie bowels.
Let llic dictates w f your judgment
guide you in tlie use m of (lie I.ivt-r Invigoralor,
nnd it will cure ^ Liver Complaints,Billions
attacks, Dyspep jg? sia. Chronic Diarrhea,
Summer Complaints, ^ Dysentery, Dropsy,
Sour Stomach, llabit- ual Costivoncss, Cholie,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum,
Flatulence, Jaundice, Female
weaknesses, (ns thous- ands can testify.) in
in twenty minutes, if1** two or three Teaspootifuls
are taken at eoinmcncciucut of attack.
M
All who use it are j giving tlicir testimony
in its favor.
Klix Water in the ITIoiitli witli
the Iuviporator, and Swallow
both together.
TRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
K T c?rv
a U3U,~
SANFORD' S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC 3PIIX,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, nnd put up in Glass
Cases. Air Tight, nnd will keep in any climate.
The Family Caihar . Itic Pills is a gentle
hut active Culhnrtic 'Si iwhich the proprietor
linn ilRPll in lii? ririw.l Ui. . il....
,M iwc.ijr
years. ,
The constant in-* creasing demand,
from those who have-m long used the l'illa
nnd the satisfaction fit which all express in
regard to their use. has induced ine to
place them within the reach of all.
The Profession wcll|U know that different
Cathartic* act on dif- >4 fereut portions of
the bowels.
The family Cathartic ^ Pi 11 has, with duel
reference to this well SS established fact, been
compounded from a va- riety of the purest
Vegetable Extracts, m which act alike on
every part of the nli-l* Imentnry canul, and
arc good and 6afe in all|^J .ease3 where a Cathartic
is needed, suclilyjaa Derangements of
the Stomnch, Sleopi-| 'noss. Pains in tlio
Hack and Loins, Cogtiveness, l'ain and Soreness
over tho whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, if neglected, end in a long
course of Kcver, Loss of Appetite, a Creeping
nensation of Cold over the body, Restlessness,
Headache, or weight io the Head, all Inflammatory
Diseases, Worms in- Children or Adults,
Rheumatism, a great Purifier of the Blood and
many diseases to which flesh is heir, too numerous
to mention in this advertisement.?
Dose, 1 to 3.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartio
Pills are retailed by Druggist generally, and
sold wholesale by the Trade in large towns.
8. T. W. SANFORD, St. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
335 Broadway, New York.
Also sold by
Jordan <fc McLaughlin, Abbeville. .
Branch, Allen <t Edwakds, Abbeville.
April 16, 1859, 60-12m
DISSOLTJTXOHSr
OF COPARTNERSHIP.
T*IIE Partnership heretofore existing under
u?y uissoiveu oy mutual consent. aji uie
notes and accounts of the firm are in the hands
of Dr. C. V. Barnes, who alone is authorized to
use the name of tho firm in making settlements.
II. II. SCUDDAY,
C. V. BARNES.
Lowndaville 3. 0., Oat. 16, 1860. 25 t?
NOTICE.
THE undersigned, having purchased the entire
interest of his partner, Dr. IL II.
Scudday, respectfully oalls the attention atyhe
oitirenn of Lowndesvilte and vicinity to bis
somplete and seleot stock of 1
z>ziua-s?
MEDICINES,
PAINTS, 0I1S, BYBSTilFFS,
rtnvrfWnTTAV A PTTTS '
~ AO.r<tcCAO?b
ill of vbioh he offer* on m reasonable terror t
? any in n now living this aide Of M||iofi'l and .
Dixon's line. ',y c
* Ho hope*, by carefal attention to basinets, j
ind straight-fgrwprd and honest dealing, to
ihare in pabUo paTronagu, and'wonld therefore Q
?y to all wishu? goods -fn hU line, give him
l trial, and he wfil jpiarantee'.sAtiafaietion.
FeeliDg alto permanently aWefl.fn I*? wndesrille,
be reapeotfully offers bis *er?Ice* to the
i}tuten*in th? *t.-y
? .PBAOTiOE OF \
nBDICI?BM?ai0BEV.
Javing Wi|Leigag*d in ancoewftil pr?otice for "
lv# yeapsi "hi^ioha. afld Mfoflatoshare in, lof.wKioh
is respectfully tub- ?
' ' '0^'V.' BARNES, BC D. 1
pjjjPi1 ?
DR. S. HJENRY BEARD
DENTIST,
Graduate of the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery,
T-TAS.. permanently located at Abbcrillo C j
J. a ii.t and solicits a share of public patronage.
Teeth inserted from one to full upper
and lower sets. Exposed nerves destroyed and
trcateil, free from pain. Having purchased an
office Right of Dr. IJInwily, of Baltimore, I
am prepared to insert teeth on the Cheoplastic
process.
Officc over Braucli, Allen & Edward's
Drug Store.
ATbtoovillo, S. O.
May, 20, 1859, 3-tf
Wj;MEIU\lTHir
HAVING COMPLETED IIIS
DRTTO ST (YRT?
X vy xvu
A T
NIHTTX SIX, S. O.,
(next door to foosiie a carteu's.)
WOULD respectfully cnll the ntteiition of
liis friends and the public generally to
his fine atroek of
DRUGS
AND
O H E M; I C A L s,
and solicit their kind patronnge and liberality.
He proposes selling Drugs nslow as any first
class Drug Store in the up country. His stock
is complete, and everything sold bj liim is
warranted to be fresh and genuine. At his
6torc may bo found
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS
Vnrniilies, Vnrnish and l'nint ISrushes,
Spices, Mace, Cloves, l'eppcr, Teas
,>f nil b;?I- ? ?
w. ?. miiun, -"'ggjr UUU v^ar?
ringe Grease,
Also, n fine lot of CHEWING TOBACCO,
au<l SEGA11S of the best brands.
A large and varied stock of excellent
PERFUMERY.
lie also offers Confectionaries,
BRANDIES,
Pure Old Tort, Madeira and Mnliega
TIT Wr
At exceedingly low figurcB. Also, a good article
of Apple Vinegar, Kerosene, Oils and
Fluids. Lamps of all kinds. Wicks for nny
kind of Lamps, ami everything usually kept |
111 a nrsLciuss urug JSlorc.
Prompt attention will be given to nil.
May 6, 185y-l-lf
"125 KEWAUllD.
TIIE subscriber will pay tlic above rewnrd
for the apprehension of a transient person
who lately stopped iu our Village calling
himself
?T ames Leverett,
and for the delivery of a
HOUSE
Which was STOLEN by the said Leverett on
the night of Wednesday, the 2l?t of September.
inst.
The said Leverett is about five feet, six or
seven inches high, stout made, brown hair and
eyes, wore a drab felt lint, and snnfT colored
pants, is about 2'2 years of age, and calls himself
a plasterer.
The uiiiiual stolen is A GRAY HOUSE
about 12 years old, juices slowly, is shod on the
fore feet, nnd hud on, when stolen, a quitted
Saddle, with n knot in one of the Stirrup
Leathers, also a single rein bridle, and martingale
with black Kings.
W. W. RUSSELL.
Abbeville, S. C? Sept. 23. l&.V.i, 21. tf
WEAR* tV IIIX,
Photographic and Fiue Art Gallery,-70 Main st.
Columbia, S. C.
Kpnf. an 1 fiMI-1 ?>rr.
P. B. GLASS,
SUCCESSOR TO R. L. BRYAN,
BOOK SELLER,
ANI?
STATIONER,
17& Richardson St. (S ilcors above the Market
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
HAS for sale a large assortment of Law,
Medienl, Theological, School and Miscellaneous
Books, Fancy Goods, Cheap Publications
and Blank Books of every description,
Stationery. Foreign and Domestic, of every va
riety and Quality. Oil Paintings, Lithographs
and Artists Materials, Globes, Writing Desks,
musical instruments, iva, Ac.
BLANK BOOKS manufactured to any pattern,
and blank work of every description prepared
to order.
Wholesale Purchasers supplied, and all orders
promptly attended to at the loirest canh
prices.
Aug. 12, 1850, 6m.
GOOD NEWS TO MARRIED PEOPLE
H. H. PEATHER,
CABINET MAKER,
AND DEALER IN FURNITURE, (
HONEA PATH, S. 0., j
WOULD respectfully inform the publio ,
that he has always on hand, and is pre- (
pared to make to order, nil kinds of Cabinet _
Furniture, such as, DRESSING BUREAUS, r
WARDROBES, WASHSTANDS, COTTAGE ,
BEDSTEADS. TABLES, COFFINS, Ao. \
I'ereonB wisning anything io his line would
do well to call and examine his work. His .
long experience in the business at tho North
will insure satisfaction.
Work delivered at the Eapotifree of charge.
Sept. 16, 1859, 20-6ni*?~*
NEW CARPET STORE.
JAMES a. BAILTE A BROTHER, direct 1
importers of, and fVholetiale aud
RetailDealers id all kinds of English and- v
American Carpeting, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, *
rable Oil Cloths, Satin DeLaina, Lace and J4
Muslin Curtains, Cornices, Mats. Brooms, Mat- i,
tingo. Brushes, <fcc., Ac. A full line English Vol
vet Carpeting, new designs ana rioh colors. A
rail line Brussels Carpeting, embracing all the t
newest and best patterns made. A full stock
>f Oil Cloths in English ^pd American?well
lessoned, Carriage Oil Clotfe, and remnants of
loo Oil Clotbs sold low to Carriage Makers. _
K good stock of 8 plys and Ingrains rioh col- 3
>rs, a)l of which w? are offering at-tho lowest
nwket prices. Carpets made up if required, r
Patroiinirfl rasnentfhllwi nlinit<J * 1
r,VF....^r vmviww* /X UUOIAI
lUoounfc made to the furnithiog of Churchea. b
Aa O. BAILIE A BKO., 205 Broad-SW, a
2d House above Bant of Augnata, Ga. 11
I AS. O. BAILIE, 284 King St., Charleston, 8.0. V,
Aug. 6, i860,, dm. ^' n
T.1
w BKPA1RER ?J* '*'/
jtmmi, ctocia m nmm,
m HGIKMW MPOT, * O., - .J
L UrUla -t?
;ack and^it wUj|bc ^done fr?e.^ot GiW o
* ?? .
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit of the
MONTICELLQ UNION ACADEMY
Authorized by tpecial Act of the Lcgiilatwre.
35,828 PRIZES.
Afore than ONE PRIZ E to every Ttcd
TICKETS.
lU'KINIfEY & CO., managers.
CAPITAL PBZE
S60,000
Whole Tickets |10, Halres $5, Qu?t?ra |2.60,
To be Drawn cacli Satnrdaf
IN DECEMBER 1856*.
IN THE CITT OF
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Class 60, to bo Drawn December 17, 1869x
Class 61, to be Drawn December 24, 1869.
Clusa 62, to be Drawn December SI, 1850.'
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
1 1 nzo of 60,000 Is $0o,ooo
1 " 2o,ooo is 2o,ooo
t ? 10,000 is 10,000
J 5,ooo is 5,000
1 o,00? is 4'???'
1 3,ooo is 3,000
J 2,ooo is 2,000
r ? 1,500 is l,5oo
J? l,ooo aro l,ooo
10 " 600 ara 5,ooO
2 " 4oo are 8od
? 3oo are 600
^ 2oo nro 4oo
iS " i*0*
avv arc 10,000
100 " 96 arc 9,600
100 " 85 are 8,5oo
Approximating Frizes.
4 Prizes $2oo App'g to $60,000 prize are (800
4 lGo " 2o,ooo " 600
4 " 125 " lo.ooo " 600
4 " 100 " 6,000 " 4oo
8 " 80 " 4,ooo " 64o
8 " 60 " 3,ooo " 48o
8 " 60 " '2,000 " 4oo
8 '* 40 * l,ooo " 82o
400 " 20 " loo M 8,000
16,ooo 8 " 2oo,o 00
25,828 Prizes amounting to $366,040
Certificates of Packages will ho Bold at tlia
following rutes, which is the risk:
Certificates ofPuckageo of 10 Whole Tickets $60
10 Half ' 30
" 10 Quarter " 16
" 10 EiShth ? 7,6o
Iu on1 .oketa or Certifictcs. en??lna??i
me money to our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt of which they will be forwarded
first mail. .Purchaser can have tickets ending
iu any figure they may designate.
Notice to Correspondents?Those who prefer
not sending money by mail, can use the Express
companies, whereby money for Tickets,
in sums of Ten Dollars and upwards, can ba
sent us at our risk and expense, for any city
or town where there is an Express Ofllce. Th?
money and order must be enclosed in a Government
Post Uflice Stamped Envelope, or the Express
Companies cannot receive them.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will b*
Rent to purchaser immediately after the dritw
i '"]?
All communications strictly confidcut&l,
Orders for Tickcts or Certilicatcs, by Mail of
Express, to be directed to
M* KINNEY ?fc Co-,
Savannah, Gs.
April 16, 1850, 50?12m
Cx. M. CALHOUN, ?
VVAKEHOUSE
AND
GEXERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Rcynold'i St., between Jackson and Mcintosh
A.ugru.sta, G-a.p
will nttejd strictly to tlie sale of
COTTON, BAOON, GRAIN,
And nil other produce consigned to him. For
????i -
d?uni ui.ii.-ui.iuii giving 10 iiie niiing of all orders
for Hugging, Hope und Family Supplies.
Liberal Cash advances made on product in
Store.
June 24, 1859, 8 tf
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLNA
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Office Court of Common Pleas and Q
Willson A Williams)
vs. > Attachment.
Win. Morris. )
"VyHEKEAStlic Plaintiff did, on the sixteenth
'' day of Kovember, eighteen hundred and
fifty-nine, file his declaration against the Defendant,
who, (it is said,) is absent from and'yrithuul
the limits of thiB State nud has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom a copj> of said declaration might be served
: It is 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 tixty, otherwise
final und absolute judgement will then
be given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW McDONALD, C. <7. P.
Clerk's Oftice, Nov. 18, 1859, 29
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Office Court of Common Plea* and Oen'l Stuions p.
B." Noble, 1
vs. > Attachment.
PeterB. Burton )
wnEFU!A8 the Plaintiff did, on the fourteenth
'' day of November, eighteen hundred and
fifty nine, file his declaration against tlio Deenriant,
who, (it is said) is absent from and
ivithoutthe limits of this State and has neither
,vife nor attdrney known within tbe same, upin
whom a copy of said-declaration might be
erved: It is therefore ordered, that the said
}efen AmA do appear and plead to tbe said decoration,
on or before tbe fifteenth day of
November, eighteen hundred and sixty, otherwise
final and absolute Judgment will thea'
ie given and awarded against him.
MATTHTPW M?TWV?TTi' "
1UUI1/? l/? X~e
Clerk's Office, Nov. 14, 1800, 39; 12m.
NQTIGE
TO THE CITIZENS OF ABBEVILLE.
p TAKE this opportunity of retarnipg my ;
L sinoero thanks to the citizens, of Abbs*
ille and Edgo field, for their liber*} patronage, ,
ad siftco a return of my health, I would mpafc ,
sspectfully solicit a-continnance of the same. *
will at ail times be . fo'bnd in my rooma M
reenwood Depot. Those desiring my services
'ill always find mo ready to. cire tliem comlete
satisfaction. My motto being?no satjfictiofcno
pay.
v J* D? McKELLAR} Ddoti^t.
* Gracawood, 8. 0.
Sept.,28, 188$ il-tf
3STRAY 3^0T^03BZ
nmivrt 1 T_V_ niL.jfciiJ.t**
t'vjuuuv wowro Uic, WV wuuu V/^^UUIVr. UM>'
SORREL HARE, with *Mte U& an#*
lazed face, enppdsed to be fifteen y?an of sg$ >
odapprawed at Twenty-five dollars bj-Jtee* r
[agill, J: R: Ellis, amf A. P. Lindsay. Die 1
[are can ba? found at Jobn CbAddler'a, two
tiles west of the Long Cade Mills. V
D. W. HAWTHORN* Magst.
8ep. 80, 23.
Hotlce t6 Debtor*.
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