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A "YOUHO HD63AHD'S 80JLILIQUY The (^uern ot lit tin dieses My oy?s hate ever i?vn, H sometimes catch * glimpse of, An<J wonder what they roeai.! All folded up *o neatly. And fashioned out with grace; With liltlc bows of ribbon, Aud little bite of lace. 4. I gsie on tlie6? with wonder. And in 7k>)? ?j eyee I try to rend the secret-; !>..? -I- - MA nut sue ID till 100 VAnd unto all my questions She gives but tlii? r?-f?ly ; "Jfyou'll have pHticuce, IVlcg, I'll t$ll you by nnd-liy !" ' EXCERPTS. W^TTO VORTKK DANCINO 8KASO.V.? Hop on?hop ever. One ought to havw d*t<-s at ones fingers ends, seeing they gruw upon the palm. A local paper 8ays that nu ohl ladv ?p Jilied to a grocer for a 'j>oNTi-] of oblung HINT TO CARVURR.? Uut W?>r(? VO like, nobbat leave me t' breast an a goo-J wing The gentleman whose lips pressed a lady's snowy brow,Mi.l not catch cold. If you would not have alHiction visit you twice, listen at once to what it te;?cUe.?. 4*8o far so good,'as I ho boy aaid when ho had finished the first pot of his mother's jam. Take your place modestly at life'a banquet, and ask for nothing not in tho bill of far*. Let your wit be your fiiend, your mini your com pauion and your tongue vour servant. "What's in a dress!' at-ks h popular -writer. Sometimes a good d?i*l, aud K>:ue timcs precious little. A country editor, acknowledging a pre?ent of a buck, sayf, "The smallest favors thankfully received.' What have you to remark, madam, about my Pinging/'?"NutLing, sir, it ie not remarkable.' If a man does not make new acquaiu tances as ho advauces through lifo, lie will r? ? I i <* " t>oou unu uimsetl lett alone. "I must leave in dis gust? as llie darkey *aid when ho bid bis frieud "good-night' during a thunder-storm. Slight hint.?A woman may laugh too much. It's a foot; for only comb eau always afford to allow its teeth. Tat thus gave his testimony in a riol -cam:?"Bejabers, the first man I saw coming at me was two brickbatsWby .do people talk about feeling doubt in their own mind I Where else could- they bo expected to feel (hum ? Ten poor men can sleep tranquilly upon -a mat, but two kings are not able to live at peace in a quarter of the world." An eminent artist is about getting up a panorama of a lawsuit.1 It opens in the year one, and closes with doomsday. An old lady being asked to subscribe a newspaper, declined, oil the ground that when she wanted news she manufactured it. A good-boarted fellow inay willinglr'lend a crutch to halting humility, and yet take delight in Irippintr up the stilts of nrftfn ?ion. A>poet says that tl>? wind kisses the waves. Thai, wo suppose, is the celebrated ' kiss for a blow' about which wo have heard so much. Consoling.?Locing a small fortune in ?n unlucky speculation, and all your friends wondering how you could havo been "such \ a fool. Aslawyer, on his passage from Europo I observed a shark, and asked a Bailor what] it wa?,.wJio replied, "Hero wo caU'eoa sea Go down upon only one knee to a young lady. If you go down upon both, you may not bo-able to escapo quick enough in cuse of the appearance of an enraged father. j All our friends, perhaps, desire our hap ' picea?; but then it must in their own Way. What a pity that they do not employ thu s?>me zeat in making us happy in To ^*ep WffeJ3l& *po?l'ng ?*t them while, they We have tried all kinds o?fimothf>cis, but this wo think is the only ono to bo died on "in any cliihate.' A Scotch lass thus de*criced her mistress's ways and domestic habits with her household:?"She's vicious upon the wark ; jfcbtit eh, ibo's jary mysterious o' the-^tpal ng> < . There is; a roan in Braochvillo, so witty ? that hiswno manufactures all the butter that^be family uses from ibe cream of bis jolCM. winy pervoDi uave a particpttf ambition to aeem exactly what they not. We Jaiow a rich bought a aphttidkl library, anil slgAed the oontyact with hit mark. -V j? ' \ \ uTs 4lffc Trbbs a alow wan that you never AMdctftte with Mm r?"Mr. Tibba, iny^Tore Is as' iloW'M ttf? cjock in the Court of Chancery, whiohftakea an twenty minuteatoJfcnwone/ a .** y< It ia doipg Mme aervioe to humanity to mua* fnno&ntly; ami they ko<f* very little of society who think we cap to be *1 way? employed either in dut'iM or tnediA dutions without any retaxtftioo. I PEN PORTRAIT OF CONGRESSMAN PRYOR. j T o following pen portrait of Hon. ltoger A. Pryor, of Virginia, is given in a Washington letter (o tho Times: Mr. Pryor is a very peculiar typo of man i and to bring him fairly and fully before i yonr readers would rc<juiro a inoro extended i sketch than is po<*ihle in the hurry of these ' Utters. Chit-fly however tin* fighiing*?diiM- J eriti , and poliivian of lhe"Suui'h, may l>? ; . sketched as follows*: I'rvor stands about j jnix feet high, sparely and actively built, with ! ; a large head of the Emersonian type, in J which tho forehunA shows externally tho j I two lobes into which tho brain is divided. , j fie wears a mass of long brown hair, veiv j i i ?:II 1 i i. I . I... i i f . i ?uII f?liu llflliuru WiU'K lll'llllltl lli* f.'IIS J j and reaching to liis coat r. Ju-t above j die eye?, which arc darkhluf, large ami ; { ratln r prominent, lie lias two bulging roni- j : partmcnts?, wherein the perceptive faculties i I may bo supposed to lit- I for belligerent and4 analytical purposes. His iium; is a ' | tliin, decisive <!ri'riaii, with -contracting ami j dilating nostrils; his mouth is weli aichcd and sit.ewv, furnish, d with two fit in rows of teeth?the upper row not lying quite . close together and a little inclined to pio ttudc. His chin is square, hut retreating i with a pleasant dimple in its heart ; and ' his complex ion is as fair, clear beardless, j 1 delicate ar d sensitive as that of auv lite- j j rary young lady of studious habits, and a | | romantic turn of mind.? Add to tho forego- j j ina scrupulous neatness ami nicety of i ! purpose, encased in a full dress suit of black > and with an abundance of spotless hi.en , ' around the throat, breasts and wrists ?and ; I you will have the external man of this ! editor Congressman, as nearly as your j correspondent can give it. As a speaker j Mr. l'ryor has a tenor voice, a little wiry, and not yet Quite trained to the size of the Congressional chamber; but his management c.f language is admirable, and his gestures, though very moderate and restrained, possess a most suggestive force. II is j j utterance of invective is cool. slow nti?I ! | bitter?giving every arrow timo to rankl?- j j before the next shaft is lodged beside it. i J j He talks like one who has experienced the j i ! difficulty of reporting hurried, a speech mid 1 with that precision of statement and illns- i tratinn t?nlt* fr* #l?~ i I < ...... .W t/v Xivnvu IIUI1I UJC IJillill j J of thinking pen-indiand, and seeing ln>t , words in cold type nrxl morning. R?*gar?!? <! as one of ilie m'jst lising young iir*ii in i Congress, be lias troops of friends in all 1 sections of the Iluii^e, and is esteemed for I lie possession of many generous and amia lile qualities. Involved as a principal in j many duels, ami as second in duels v iiliout i number, lie may be styled a permanent , Professor in the College of Honor, lie is i heard, with breathless attention, from floor 1 ; and galleries?the Republican* crowding s I over the Democratic side, and tho Democ- ' j rat* gathering around him with straining i j faces, as if anxious to catch each word, i1 | lie quotes Fox and Burke. Randolph ami j Clav, lo prove the use of the word "false' j . ' parliamentary ; and recalls the fact?a dt* ! , ; plorable one?that the .?amo quoted word j ' j ha* been applied more than twenty times j unreproved during tb** present unorganized , i session. i , | dr j. b. irvurctand his lecture. | | The public curiosity had been coUMdei- I ; ! rblv exrit<>n i?i ?iluu?.u> ?' ' 1 ... III IC^rtlll l?? I Hi.* | celebrated Lecture of Dr. Irving, of Char- j | lesion, entitled Cork Robin ; so that when i 1 he cani<> toMeliver it, lar-t Friday evening. ! , at Concert Hail, neither the sloppy, un ! 1 pleasant weather, nor the engagements of a largo number, for the night session of the Democratic State Convention, nor the unJ usual attractions of the Theatre, could pie- i j vent the assembling of one of the largest j most brilliant, ami intellectual audieino I i j which ever honored any speaker in the j 1 I citV of Montoromerv Tl..? I I _ v . uv i/vuiwi IIUJH * I ; I - n ? I era were of l'jc very elite ol the Slate an?l 1 I city. The room having filled at a iniicli earlier ' that the usual hour, lion. \V. L. Yancey introduced to the assemblage the distill; guished Lecturer, in a few happy sentences, \ complimentary to his gtii|ius and benevo- 1 lenco; tho latter being attested by his ( travelling so far, without other inducement, 1 than to aid in the creation of a fund for the MontgomervFemale Orphan Asylum, under the auspices of the ladies of St. John's Church. . 1 Of course, w<s purposely refrain from gratifying curiosity, by^nything like an outline of this remarkable product ion. We will not spoil its delicate and peculiar beamy to any future hearer, by taking off the cbarm of novelty from anv firm i?i ? ?" ,v" points. It is perfectly unique, elegant in conception, elaborately finished, rarely equalled in felicity of diction, and delicate, throughout, as a fairy's dream. lJut we may add, without violating our determination, tl'fct the sweet (Allegory of the Row and the Breeze, wtth which Dr. Irving concluded some instant remarks concerning tlis special charily, "was as lovelv ? nrns? nnum - - . s - J - i rv* ? as was ever uttered, au^evidently went to every heart in the aspt tubly. The lecture ?n? a great fuceeu^ in every way. Dr. Irving's name becomes a house,* hold word wjth up. And what is better, the recollection oT Cock Robip wilt abide in the minds of oar children?Cock Robin 1 quaint, curiotv, witty4 polished, pathetic, elegant, love wrecked ^ . ??r 4Cook Robin, . > Who a#t upon rail, ; , And ftoddlfi^wlth hi? head, And w?ggl?d with btytbtl ' Montgomery Mail. UI d"'n'l My your honor, that the ..defenant waa in>>?it?twt?DO, not by IWT . means ? Bal I saw him no wm waahingpus race in * mad* puddle and drying it on lite floor mat?r .' ' :< . ... ,> KCR1IIERU LIEERAXUB*. Nothing ill ft lontj timo lias atl'crded us more genuine pleasure ibnn tho faot, which wo learn from th? Postmaster at this place, that tho patronage ofNorthern publications has materially decreased at I his oQice within the hist few weeks. The subscription* to most of theu? expired with thy old year ami iisivo not heen rviiewvd with tin* new, and we triixi, uvvrr rr.ny. Ourgratifi.-atiotis at this stale of aft'urrs is increased when wo reflect that the hirg?* sums of money that aru annually 'expended by Southern people for Nor hern literatnru wiU, wilh the .proper management, be directed tt? encouraging Souiliom genius mi'l building up a Southern liNtatuiv. There is as uiui'Ii hilt lit latent :it llio South as Jtnv worn: m me wnl 111, .'iliil II II Isiis iml Ih'i ii fully ?!? *? loped it in Imtjuiw it !>> ? never I ii piopeilv I.ct tlm Southern |>?-?*pt in) llu-ii niouct ;il homo anil (ivtliiis 'patioiiiziiit; home publication* they will eneotii ij?o liottie litciatttrc and foster home genius. If (South will pursue tliis ionise, .-lie cim, in a few years, ( oust of a* v?i it il mid piolilic n livid of liter ature ns any counti v in tho world.? 7'iisk(T'/f'C (. I/?/ ) AV/ih/i/ii'IIII. -? o -Oll.'iindes* inirtli in tho best cordial a giiusl tho consumption of the spirits; wherefore, jesting is not unlawful if it ttcspa-selh not in <piantity, ipiality, or season. A sensible writer advises those w* o would Ollli ?V rrooil oiltllirr l.\ I'liiili n.inil.iK* J ^"""n ,XV1 r n"4"1 "" til toil, 'for,' viys lie, *aml jm?ry mail ain't tv!l whethur liu is caliiijj builnl cabbage ur slewed umbrella.' Til K ON I V .\KTIOLK~ UNRIVALLED IN MARKET WITH IMMENSE llo.MK AND EL'liOPKAX DEMAND. r 1 111-1 iviismi why, is tlinl by Xnliirt**? iiwn j 1 process it. restores llie utittittil color perui.tiiciitIv iifl< r the hair hreoiiic* iri ny ; supplies ilio natural tlni<ir>, ami thus makes ii ltow on ktl.l IiimiiN, removes all ilumlinIF. itching, mo] lw:at from the sculp, ijiiicto ami lone." up (In- | nerve.-, nml iliuscinvs :i!i ncrveus headache ami may l?y relied upon to cure all diseases of llie scalp ami hair; it will -top ami ko-p it. from lallitit; oil*; hiak's it .**/'/, ghiVty, hutlthy un-l bt'HUtifiil, nml if iifi-il by llie young I wo or three limes a week, it will never lull or become (iray ! I.licn leader, rend the following and judge for j J ?'U? *-v? ?W. Nkvv Yoi.k. Jan. S 1608. ; Mc? ?. (>. .1. W'uo'l ?fc Co?Gentlemen : { Ilayititr liearil j g'wj.l .ieal ahout Prof. Wood's j llaj^Jtrftoriitive. :?n?l my hair li'-in^ quite irrav, j l-nin<le up my tniinl to lay aside the prcjinliees ! which I. in common with n great many person.-* I !ia<l ngain.-t all miuitier of patent iiomIicines, nn<l a pliort lim au>j I I'oninict.ceil using your s article, to first it for mvsrlf. 'I'lio result lias been so very satisfactory that [ am very t;li?l I <li<l so. aiul in justice to you, 13 w ell us for the encouragement of 01 tiers who ray lie as giuy as 1 wm hut. who having my |>rcjudicu without my reason? for setting it > imu>\ arc uuvt'iiung i > give your licit orative a | [rial till they liuve further proof, ninl the l?e?l*-j oroof being occulnr d>-motn<li'iitiou, I write you ! lliid letter, Which you m.iy s-liow to nuy sticll, 1 viiil nlno direct them to iih; for further proof, 1 who inn in ?in] out of the N. V. Wire Railing lvstiib!i.-liiiii-iit every .lny. My hair in now its nut ma I color un<l much ' in pro veil in H|>penntic? every way being gins- ! ier unci lhii'k<-r an>) nmcli mure healthy look? ] ng 1 am. Yours ltrgpeclfiillv, UKN'ltY JKSKINS. | Cor. Columbia nii'l Carroli >t.<, IJroo klyn | Livingston, Ala.. Pi-li. 14. 1?58. j Prof. Wool)?Dear >ir.: Your Hair Kcutora'.ivr has <Ioik* much gooil in ihi* pan of the! .omitiy. .M_\ liair litis bi-en sliyiiih diminish-j iujr for .-cv?-iul y. nri, ciikm-iI, 1 suppose, from ! i slight burn when I wa? ijuite an infants 1 iwvo iiiioir jour lluir Restorative for six : nvrnaaini l HUM mill I ll.ive II niM' llea<l Ot | ail' now ^rowiiifj, after hiviug uv.**l all oilier i viue.jif# known (< no ellc'cU I llunk it the iiurt valuable i-.-inoilv now extant, ami advice | ill who arc ulllictt'il thai way to u.-c your ! eineily. You can puLlir.li this if you thiiik proper. ' Youin, i J>. W. MM>l>LKTON. I*ntL.\Ijk 1.1*111a. Sept. 9. 18;i7. J I'uor. \Vih?j??iHarMr: I'otir Hair llestora-| live in proving itslt beneficial to inc. The fiuni, aiitl also tile hack purl ol'lliy llea'1 almost ost. il.H tovi'i IIIJT?Was ill fact U.\l.l? 1 inivc need Iillt 2 half piiil liot'U'4 ot your Uestora Live, ami now tlic U?jijpf my head is w?il itu.l.leil with a prnmiaitig'crop ot younjf liuir and the front ia also iccefviui; it? benefit. 1 ' inivc tried other preparation* without any ! l?m-fit. whatever. 1 th-iik from my own per i atiial reuotmucndutioii.l can induce liiany others j lo try it. Tours, re? pectin 11 v, 1>. K. THOMAS, M. T>. \'? 411.1 I'ltifSilr^l i Tlie Restorative is put up in bottle* of three size.J, viz: large, medium, and mnull ; the (small ; liolds i 11 pint. mill retails for one dollar per lottlo: tlie iiie.l iiim liohU at lc?i>t twenty per sei??. more in proportion lliun the small. retail* For two dollars per bottle; tlie lurgv holds u ipiart in pef cent, more in pioportion, mid retnil!> for a hot tie. (J.J. Wool) A CO. Proprietors, 4-14 Broadway, New York, and 114 Market St., St. Louis MoAmi sold l)\* "!1 good Druggists ami Fancy (roods Dealers. State of South Carolina. AliBEVlUJT Vla'J'lllVT. In Cquity. 0. T. Porclier, \ Eit'or him! Trustee. j is ) Bill of Revivor. Joshua Daniel, ) W. R. Ried, V and others. ) It appearing to my suliefnclion that Augus- | tus Cox, Samuel Jacobs and Jane his wife de- I femlaiits in the al?ova stated case resides beyond Uie limit* of this State, on motion of Noble Com p. Sol. Ordered that said defendants do appear mid answer, plead or demur to said Bill of complaint within three months from the date of this publication or.ihe sumo will bo token Pio Coufesso against tb.m. W. H. PARKER, o. r.. a. d. Commissioners Office, .) Jan. 10. 18tto, 37 3m J . -**r a ..A>?/n niirAlHlHU. TIIE subscriber would re?pectfully inform . tlie citizens <if Abbeville that he is prepared with new Tools anil Materials at the Room formerly occupied by If. T. Tuntin, to dqjU hinds of Repairing on Watches. Clocks fend Jewelry in the best style and at the lowest rate?. Terms Cash. A good supply of Jewelry, of tttonatest and most fashionable styles, always on hand, and wMbe sold wry cheap, for cn?h. ROBERT LtSENBEE. k'ov * l869-*7 14m pay the highest prioo in" ?art,to* a)l>l&n linen and Cotton Bags dsUrarvfa^ any Rail road Depot lo Georgia Ami ndFRod South Caroling Jy abippiug directions, *c. ' , - <GEO. W. WINTER, Augusta, Oeorgii. Joly M, i860 14 ?m DOGT-.M '* Tinder the A AUGhU^TA, Wholraale and 1 x>ueras, medicitst: I>V? Wixiils nrnl I)v? Stuff*, <>il?, I'nitit* nrnl I' mihI I'utt.y, OliifHwiUfi lVifunt?*ry, I'"inr Swif Si.r^i''iil nnil Irii?triinatriit Srnill>, Miiinifnot nrvd I'oliucco. t wf tl??! 1?h\, Kupirior Inkp. I'llrn Win [>09e?, Fancy w* "\Vc mr*ko imr purelinsea for Cnrti, and ?i od from #nv i>imil<ir i-Miil>li?tirotit in this seotioi IS?" Onfrrn fimn tlio Coufitrv promptly Hllci to'price uii'l qmilhy. R1 lOI i SUPER-PHOSPHATE! I)!. ANTI-.I5"* irrkin^ Mutiui'i1*, will ivollrel . thai HlJ(>l>KV MM'KIt I'llOSl'llATK ia; j I'lt'onlv Miihih'o 11i * lull- i-iiiiiH'iil. iimdytjiMtl ; ('Iii'iiiihI, l'i olV-^bor Hicl.t'll, "1 Mai y luml, |n*?>? i IIOIIIK'imI Stamclai'cl ! i mul \v lii?* tin* In <ti ooitfn m>'<l l>? very m-clion ! | into which ihm Milium- lm? Iiitii hi"5r(Mliiri*i'J. Till!* Mmnilv |i h*li?l uml.-r n ll gill ijuhi iiilu'c of hirily and Freedom : F110M AIL ADULTER AT ION! I ! limn ih)' iiiiinMil iiiiiniiliU'tnfiiivf r'n-mihl*, l'..tu ?t Klitl. iiiiil-i' ?hi I'ClK'Mlll j -ii|vir>ii>ti lMloDivV ."sl l'lili 1'IIOSi'liATK * ' , iii.iimfiu-ttit<> !. Tin- Miimiri* h 11 - lieot< ill i j Sniitli ('iiiohiiii fiir fvA'-rnl yiiiri |>nat, with I )i>Oiil Micn'SH in l|i.* <-il!< IH'<> of Col l on ninl I'orn, j ! iiii<1 is n^w thoi-oiiirlily i vt:iMi.~li<"l for tlo-s?* iin | I pol l ant, 8i:i|>l<-.?. I > ? not let tin* prvsi'iil season j | puss wi'hmit. tIn* <>\|'i-nnnMit. i lli'inl i he niiio-xcl |.-ltcr< fioiii ^ till<*itinn who : linvu Irifil ii tlo- |i:<si sjiisiiii. | J, A. ANSLEY & GO,, | NO. 300 BROAD ST.; ' AUGUSTA, CIA. ATIiKNS, OA.. Nov. 22, 1850. j That Sir: l'liodes'Siipcr 1'ho.sphiitt; has ln?en | ! applied I'v Hie lliis year.on a email suale, to both ( itl'ii aiitl Cotton. The I'ftull. eXci'i'Jcp lny ?x- | peetation, although I he esperiiiteiit*, fur many | iviisoiii, w(mv not. ari?1 comlil not In- coikIucI.h] with due cutilioti; y?-l ! am entirely ?ali<fiod, tliM !lie -jrowth of weed, in hoih in.-tancea. the unit, in corn, and the iiii'nbej" of Imlls of col ton, were fnliy double the yield in the portions tinmanured, and this when only a tnhle-pponnfiil I the Super l'hospliiite w?s applied as a top dmfiui! tn i-ni'h hill-otaum. and a tea spoonful W> each >tnlk of cotton?Jand the lart. i?5 late in t lut Uiinc/><i r?u l Itia Ifitli ..f !* ! ? - ..... ? ..x 'I .... I.o . ..V, (Will " VMM. ?mmr <>1 I lie Weed gr?*w to niiiu feet lii|?li, wiili t-ix feet hriiuelies, covered Willi lioll.*, while tin; iiiiiliun tired was u??t half s<> itoml. Il is my inteiiiion next yenr, to test il. more fully. Very Uwperlfiillv, Your rr.i?.<t ..li't sc-rv't, (Signed) M. C. M. HAMMOND. UNION POINT, (G. U. K.) Nov. 23, lS5i>. Messrs. J. A. A.vbr.tv ?sl'o.: Oiyitu?1 bo.unht aV&n of UftWrfes* Supcrl'lii^|<lntlc in Hulliniwi"\"last Spring, Mr. 11. 1). Lfiiuvr, of Herr.eliu, t<> test its vnl'!.* us a inaniir>*. I put. nliout. 125 11m. on nti a-m'e of cotton, in tlie drill, on land Mint would not make over T.- lui? II.. - f ' * * io HI iiiu ni^. oi ?ee?i cniioii pt-r ncr?*,-d*'ltlloul | Muriiuv. Tlie result is entirely autiefHclory. 1 have nimle al least fion: 450 to 5(H) ll>s. to the nert? on (his vi*rv poor luiul. I expect to purchiiti' fioin ft to s toiiH lor my Spring crop. My Overseer wixlie* lilt: to put liis name to llii>> ul<to. Vuurtt, in grent hiiKtc, (Sigi.c-.l) P. W. I'KINTUP. WILLI Ail FOSTKR. I>e. 21, 1659 84 tf. MAMT1GUM No. S3 Second Strkkt, ) ISaltimurk January 28. 1851>. J REPORT OF ANAL YSIS ROBIXSOX'S ItXIPUUTED GiWO FOR FilANCIS \\ BINSON, ESQ., BALTIMORE -CITY. A SAMPI-K oflhc above which was taken at i'V. your Milk, was fmirul, upon anulysis, to >c ca|>ttl>l<.- of proilucinif of Ammonia, - 8.31 per cent AikI to contain .of Bone Phosphate of Lime 45.82 " " Ti.e ahoVf proportion of \<iu;n>nin ami Hone I'ii<?-|>liitti' of i.iiuu ii> known to In* most |H'o|>?'r for coiK'ri tr<itt <1 malum-#. lioili therm*'ii-ul iviiKOiiing ami t he i t-Hiilis of uumerou* |>raet ic.iI ex|>t-rim<Mtis liavi* approvi-il of it. An iipplicntiou of 20ii IIih of ilii*-article ju*r a re. will ?U|>|>ly more of 15uii?* l'ho.-*|'h*'e of l.iiui* than is ir<| uiiril l?v aiir croj>? l.iu leaving a vonrtiduraltlv Hiir|>lu.-< of tins valuable nutriment incorporated with tint ^<iiI nfu-r cropping, ami Will flM'illtill U pufflch-llt <|l!-ltat it v of ammonia to to act us u nutriment ami stimulant. CHAS. MlIwKLL, Ph. I). '*.? $ . KEPORT OJST MANIPULATED GUANO, k FOR FRANCIS ROBINSON. r|"MlE sample analyzed wb> taken l?y myself J from tlie hags in the mill wh*?ru the guano wns manipulated. it contained of - tf Ammonia, ... 8.24 per cent. Phosphoric Acid, - - ?1.98 " " Equivalent to Bone Phosphate of Lime 47.59 " " It is therefore an excellent manipulated goand, containing enogh ammonia to produce a rapid and vigorous growth, and sufficient qunntily of phosphates to prevent exhaustion ..f the soil A. SNOWDEN PIGGOT, III. D. Arisljiicnl and Conspltf jig Cjbfmbt. FOR SALE BY I. A. ANSLEY & NO, 200 BROAD ST, * AD?iJmoA. 3w*I#! t?MV* ** \ J JONES, uguata Hotel, a-EODFlOtfeA., tctail Denier in KB & CHEMICALS, 'ninN-rV Artic!?'i\ V?rnishrs. Window Glaea ii?, Kino Hnir i?n?l Tm>th Brtifthea, F<*iwt !?, Truces hihI Br.p|n.rt?rn i>f nil Kindt*. Lit l'ni?-iltor Fjy|>ri.'tnry Medicines et? nnd Brandies /(jt* Medicinal 1'iirAitiule*. Ac. ffer goi-cta ri|tinlly ns low n* I hey run bp obnin i. WarranttA to be Frerh, I'ure and (,'ennine ilind Bdtisfuction g<it?r.inteed wilh re^nrd both fl>*c. ??. 1850, S2 W. N. MKRRIH liTIIER II AVIN(S COMPLKTKn 111* DRUG STOKE a rr zKruvrTTr six, s. o., (NICXT pOon TO CI'OSIIK A cartkr'h.) "'IX 7 < (lll.l) ii??ni etfullv <'nll flio attention o f T lii* friends nnd tlu* public Kenemllv t? It in tine at rock of DRUGS AM) OHEM IOAIiS itii>l solicit llieir kiml pnttonatfc and liheralit v. Il?* |ir(ip?>'-H seMinir l>nigi n> liiw ns nny first i'Iiim |li'iii( Siui'i> ill iln- 111> iroun'ry. Hi* stock is t?1111 I? 111, (iml i-vi'fVlhir'K -?? ! ! v lait*< is warranted in In* 1'ivfli :hi*I ! ! nine. At liin 11 >! ? ma}' lie loiind DYK HTUll''S, /M/.V7\S\ OIL,S* Varninlics, Vnrnisli ami I'uiiil HruMn-s, Sjiicci, MiiCi-, C!"vm, IVppvr, Ten of all kind*, iiiul Cdrri?i?e Urea*", AW, a fine lot ?>f CHEWISU TOIlACl.'ll, sttif 1 Sin; Alls of I lie brands. A large atnl varicil utiielt of excellent PliRFUMKIlY. lie also offers <Jenf?*(rtia>tin! ? <>, BRANDIES, I'm re Old Tort. Mu'dciia ami Malicqn j* u At exeeeditiifly low figures. Also, a good article of Appltt ViiM-ir.ir, Kerosene. Oils ami Fluids. Lamps of all kimls. Wicks for any kind of Lamps, and everything usually kept in a li est class l>rug Store. Prompt attention will be given to all. Mayrt, l!jr.9-l-1f mm rnv uimujju iVtotooxrillo, S. Cv \717 OULD respectfully inform the public tlint T T lie litis OPENED A SHOP tOIl TIIR .Haking and Repairing oi' CARRIAGES AND f *AJI 'ifl It is opposite (but not opposed) to Mr.Tnylor'i K*tiibliftimi<*nt. He hopes that by doing good work, mid milking rensnmnhle Charges, to receive a *liare of public pHtronnge. lie lias on hand at this time, several SEVERAL NEW AND NEAT BUGGIES, ALSO, Second-Hand Buggies, n,K:Ai. ?11 i i ? - - * iiw "III ni-H >rij UIW UI1U (III me mosi rya-uimlile trims. Nov. 1. ISS'.t. 27 tf. T R0CI1 & CHRISTIE BOOT & SHOE STOKE, ABBEVILLE, S. C., NEXT DOOR TO COBC, HUNTER & CO. r|MIK Largest, assortment of Negro Hrogan* X nvei* offt-red in tlii? market, which tlioy are (ifTcriiitf for l?-#8 iuumov than I lie same quality of work has liecn oflfi-reil for yeiir* past. By buying largely w?? hiiy ch<*a;?. ami tluiel>y \v<> arc uhtc lo sell cheaper thmi tli< cheap cs'. Wc hnv* a hiru? supply of tine Ladies' Shoes, GENTLEMEN S BOOTS & SHOES Which Itavo Ijpt-ii put up In i r?lor. urider the Kiinnnnl aui.Ui.i'umi. *?f t? IXiiMII? .1... tino.'a practical Hoot \I niter, and which will be warranted to purchasers. Tliov invite a public inspection of their clock. Give uh a cull gentlemen mid Ladies, am] we will prove by "ocvnlnr demonsiration" the I mill of what we cay. W? feel grateful for tile liberal patronage heretofore bea'.owed on us, and respectfully solicit an extension of the came. ROCIIE ?fc CHRISTIAN. Nov 2, 1359, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ADBUyiLLK DISTRICT. Office Court of Conimoii Pleat and Qen'l S?**iont E. Noble, i vs. > Attachment PeterS. Burton J . VfJIIEREAK the Plaintiff did. on the fonrteenth day of November, eighteen hundred and fifty nine, file bis declaration against the De IfMQBPI, Wiiu, tit it* wm; i? huvvdv irvui nmi without the limits of this State and has neither wife nor attorney known within the aimer, upon whom a copy of said declaration might be served: It is therefore ordered, that the sajd Defendant do appear and plead^^^e aaid declaration, on or lipfore the iftflftUli day of November, eighteen hundred and sixty, otherwise final and absolute judgment will be given and awarded against nim. MATTHEW McDONALJ), C. 0. P. Clerk'a Office, Nov. 14, 1M9, 89, 12m. iftyriop TO TtfR OfYlZEKS fa ABBBViLLE. I TAKE thi* oppoftunitgjjft returning my sinoere thanks to thecuiaens of Abbeville and Edgefield, for thetojMb?e?l patronage, and aiotfe aTeturn bf ray haSnb.'Pwonld most respectfully solicit a contyufrpce of the same. I will at alt times be ,foo^Jn <py rooms at Greenwood DeMl* TboaefWring my services will alwaytfiodflB r*adjMTftve thoin 'torn ^etosatWBa^a: being?no'mI? szawiNO' MACHINES. At the sty it of the Golden Anvil. COLUMBIA, S. C. r|"MlE Hyhocriber?, having been appointed 1 General Ag?nU fur tho Southern States for the salt* of TAYGART & FARR'd DOUBLE THREAD j Sewing Machines, direct. from tho Spools, and making R strong, durable stitch which cannot he tinrav elled, and sewing on tUe lhinnr*t arid heaviest fabrics with e<{iinl facility. These machines, for simplicitj^ond durability, cannot, bo Bur- i passed. They have taken the first premium at j I of tbe Conntv Fairs in Pennsylvania anil I | New .Ifrnt-T. tiTrr tin; high-priced Marhinrs of | Minif.-r and other manufacture. The low priire lit' which th*se Machine* are otTcreil puts them witliiti the reach of every one. I'rice from toflA. Portias uuiitinit n^incies for these Machines will plense "ppl.V toil*, as we are prepared t<> sell them at remunerating rates to lho?)? decroua of eri^ii^uiif in this busitiese. We are ftlno agents for ^ Slant'* l/?-k Stitch Machine. nci the Kurrkii Shuttle Sewing M? ehir.es. Prii-r.1 i?i>|!ini( Itomf.'i') itixl upward.*, ' n'l of which ur^- tint qua!it\ Machines. H.-liKU A AON EW. ,t Co. | ('< ! irnl>i;i. S. ('. <)c|. '21?*2f? Mr. W. <MlM'IlE hu* the Ai*.n<-v tor ! Ahl>evil)u iJisttict. These imeliii.c.s may he purchased fri-iu him al th*; aliuve rates with freight adiied. JOHN CORBETT. HOUSE P^3lINTEXI, Grainor, Marblor, Paper Hanger and uSIOKT WRITER. Abbeville C. H.t South CarolinaSANFORD'S 5LIV3ER INViGOBATOR, .NKVKIi 1)i:i!l!.lTATi:S. T is compounded entirely from (Jump, anl has become ati e?talili>hed fuel, n kno>vu i"d approved hy alM . |tliat have used it, and ii> now ~j*e.??rted t."|?4 with confidence in ull the diseases for which j 'it is-recommended. 11 .i ? - i - -i ..i.rilT..? 111.13 WIIIIIM (III1 IrtSl two years who IiikI!? given up all hopes of relief.as the numerous^ un*olicitcilcerliticHtcs i n in y possession! "* .show. The dose must In* a |Sa ?lapte<l to the tetnportlTneTit of the iiuiivid ual takilitr it, anil use<l in such quantities as to.act gently on the bowels. Ut th? liftatesi" m ( y?ur jinlumetit guhloyon in the use;"" |of the l.iver lnvis?orntor, an>l it will etir?- |l.iver Cornpl lint.s.BilIious attacks, Dyspep ^ -<ia. Chronic l>iart lien, Summer Complaint#, ^ I>ysetiler\\ I>rop*y, Sour Stomae i, UnLlt-1 Juul Costiven??s?, Choi : ic. Cholera, Cholern Morbus. Cholera lit- j fantnm. Flatulence. .lautnlico, Female weaknesses, (us thou* j,, JiiikIs can testify.) in j in twenty minutes, ilj"" . two or three Teaspoonfuls arc taken nt | commencement ol attack. | All who uso itj bivU giving th<-ir testimony in its favor. | j nix Wiilfr in Ili<> TToiilh with iIk* liivicoraSur, and Swallow l?otli (oKcllicr. PRICE OXE DULL.IR TElt UOTTLE.^ S A N F O RO ' 3 FAHIIiV CATHARTIC PILLS, COMl'tU NDi:!) FKu.M Pure Vegetable I'xtraets, ami put up in Glass Cases. Air Tight, ami will keep in any climate. The Family Cuthar I .{tic i'ills is n gentle lint, itefive I'lithiipl ii'l? Ui-Ki.-ti il?? nT-.n-i *? *? hasused in hia |>raetisejj more than twenty years. j , Tho constant in-:"* creating d o m n nd, from thojo who havc|** long used the Pills and the satisfaction SU which all e.xprese in , regard to their um- I has induced me to place them within tin | reach of all. The Profession wclijV know that ililferent Cathartic* act on dif- tVrctit portions of the hoWels. Im The family Cathai tic|M Pill ha?, with dtie reference to llii# Wfll *<*!st(>li^lie<l fact, beeji compounded from a va- ^ riety of the purest Vegetable Extracts. m which act aiike on every part of the ali- *1 mentary canal, And are good and wife in all cartt where a Cathartic is needed, suchas Derangements of the Stomach, Sleepi-| 'ness. I'liina in the Hack niltl Loins, Co>tiveness, l'nin and Soreness over I he whole body, from ?udden cold, 'which frequently, if neirlected, end in a long eiMir.-e of Fever, Loss of Appetite, a Creeping Sensation of Cold over the body, llest lessncss. Ileadai'he, or weight in the llcad,all Inflammatory iJi-eases, Worms in Children or Adults, Rheumatism, a great. Purifier of the L?lood and many diseases to which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention in this advertisement ? l)ose, 1 to 3. PRICE 3 DIJilvS. TI... r v..r ?,..i i.\.?.:t., r*.11. ..... ...... ...... ,,J V_... ' retailed by |Jiii!><>>?t tfrtu-rn! ly. nril wliulosult* |>v llio Trade in litru?* lowi.a. S. T." \V SANCUUD, M. J>. Mulitif letuivr an.I Proprietor. ;$:!5 Broadway, New York. Als'i !iild by JOCDA.V it Mci.AfClll.IN, Abliel lllo. 13it.*ncii. Ai.i.kn it Kuwaudh, Abbeville. April 16. lrt;.'J. 50-12I" TO SELL O II 2FL IE3 KTT. I'IIE STORE HOUSE nn.l LQT at IIodg-B Depot, recently oc<ju|.ird;by ROBERTS A ADAMS. Ttie Iloiice in ennwfiieiilTy situated, cOntniniiiR Glroeep^ *i<l'l>ry GomU room*, neatly finished, a counting room, and u very c<>iumoiliona room upstairs. ,4 ,. To petton? Wjeliiinc to engage in mercantile lifoj wft say illiis is one of^lh* bi-sl c<>Ufltfy stalls.,in the Stato. Thirty TheOBand Dollars wijrth of goods may be aolil here^trjiiially, into good liMiido. 4 -*- w? I J. N. COCIIRAN. Jan. r>, 1860 37, 3m. ~M. T. & J. T. OWEN, " <A RE7A!3KftiEilS, - W AND JEW|tERS, I)o^2 Grnnite Ra?ge, ABBEVILLE C. H., S. C.. BOUSE PAIHTHW^JLUHEBfl, 'jffittT.ySfl A^pixra BAjritaut; " ateMti661iT8#$eix, s. c#>. j. ir./TOM&V * CA?.BB jackson^ k j?o. st, iwo, j9m * *? ?? ,?r THE MARSHALL HOUSE. ABBEVILLE C. II., S. C. .'A rI"*fIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully I infoi'm the public llint. ho lifts taken the large add -commodious HOTEL, known aa lite " MABSHAI1 HOUSE," situated on tlio North-Enst corncr of the l'ublio Square. Having had ninny j-ears experience as a Hotel Keeper, heftatters himself that lie will be able to please those who may favor him with their pntromiire. His table will ulwnvs be piovidvd with th? best the iniirket afford*. Every effort w ill be made to render his House ! a home for the vvearv trav<>llcj\ ' * JOIINSOIT-RAAIEY. -> f<i. is.*)7 nr: if - - ; i:o.\4>Aiu:i: IROM- W O nit B ? | Formerly uceii|>ie<1 l>_v fiwu'iri! Sinclair <it Co., mi'I now (i\vii<-il by JOHN- ALKXANPEIl & CO.,Iron, and Brass Fotinder3, MACHINISTS, i Foot of J.'kI>/ Strut. ntn! oil the tide of the' (iri'i in-ill- fitiilriiiul, COLUMBIA, S. C. CliiM<!?c Sn:;aii?; Tlills and I'nev, of ail kintU. r|'MlK iiIhivm Cm i-i ? Tlireu Roller Vertic* 1. Suirar Ciuk: Miil.aml in a true rcpresenta Iron of tin* one ?x!nhitc?l at (In- S. Ai?ricul lural Fair, ami winch took the tir>t premium I al l tic iifoi i .aii 1 exhibition. l'r> niiiiiiH wit?. nl.tu laken by tK satin- li 1*111 for Griht-Mill itons. ami for the h?-st. Cfts-tinj;*. Iron ami Urns* Castings of a 1 descriptions ina?le to or?l?r, ami with <ii^|<at<li. Steam Ku! nine.*, Mi'i ficariii^, iihickMnilh'd Work, Wagons, ?fce., made to unli-r. W have aUo puidiase-l ilie l-iijht ol WltfTEK'S I'ATKNT Ml."I.AV SAW MILL, for ; the State of South Carolina. Having [mn !ia>e>l the *-ntiro* establishment of Mesu-iv. Sinclair ?fc Co, iiicluiliiiit 1'ultertm l.wavr cips,.Hijfs tc.. Tlio iiliove gO'Ml* Imvo lii'on well selected and will be aidd ul uiodt-rnte price.). Also, JOHN HOOiiLY'S First ^ ^ Mano6ietured atC^anitef lfl>, &"&' hm I crtii reuoMinietid to -planner# "and:, filliera&Iaq their lon?j service mul durability. ?tsr Terma Ca?h. ^ * C. P. REMSjjP ' 0 137 Richnrdaoh-Street GMumbia, S.j 185 Broad Street^ugufNi, Gl, Sept. 30 tf INSTATE OF SO(JTHGAttOLN)f * t .A Df? VILLE WfSTRlC&yjF * % Office Court of Cqmnton PletutHkio mftnU n Mtoibtftii]liafsT V Tt. V Attaoliment. ^ 7w Win. itorfi.a^f v v; W1IEKEAS the Plainti^4id, en the sixteenth day of, Nov ember, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, file hi* declaration agaioat the Defeat dant, who, (it fe ia and withntiii thu limits r*f iliia hIbIa V??* nor attorney known Wtjfctlitn. same, ir^tjjp wm>m a copy ofsaiddfitffcratioD might (^served: It is therp^rirowlwiifl, that th? ei?d Dfcfepdant do appearand pleaft-to tbf.&att a^claration, oa^^befoTa thoMjppilflHjH^^ny of No-" J ? vembar,'- e&litepn hum)rpa an<V' sixty, othr erwiao fiotrt and *??c>late judgement will &et? be given aha awarded against, bira. * v ^ MATTHEW -}& ^ Krn ! :itn 1 t"Vi-i \ ! iiinvf uj?|)i-rt air iilif llu-ivto, Wo ar?? I now [?.i! 1 ! ? fVn'irw i*vci'v ?l?'Scri|?li<ui ot ! work in our line i>l bti.-iiie.-s, witli neatness au<x 1 li.M'fticli. .1 <?11 >f ALEXANDER, ! KOIVI'. M.-lioUUAL, IIKNRY ALEXANDER. Srjtt. AO, 1S.VJ, 2*2-l-2m. DR.S. ilKNRY BEARD T) K NT I' S T : -- ? - - "Tj. -J- 7 Graduate of the Baltimore OollegtJ o 5 v Dentol iflurgery, HAS prrmaucfj.4^ loeated'jjlt AhhPville C FL, And jolfeita a shoe of puldiu putronni?o. Teelh inserted horrr.oiie to,full upper Tipd lower get*. Kxposod ngyea destroyed and lrmte?V, ifre? from pnin. n^TWipjt p'urelia*bd an 3>fHee_ Riiilit of ]>r. Blandly^, of Baltimore, I am prepared to insert teeth on the Chenplostic process. Office over ISi-mirli, Allen & Ed^ warit's Ui utf .. ovillo, IS. C. * May. 2". ls.V.1, :5-lf FALL AND Wl^TKR STYLE!? . .. IIATS AND CAPS RE ESSEN'S IIAT STOKE!* Oolumtoia, - S. "' O., ANI) Wear tlie Lower IHnrkct, ikngxis i.ct9 G|a. r|^HK puhlioare invited i<> ualF'Wid exfliWino X my New St\ l?; Good". flHy tf^wk is com- , pleti* in Gentlemen"* FinVr Molewpif, CnssimxreV. aiid S.?ft IIATS and flA PSt** A1.?