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'THE OLD MAN DREAMS.' "Oh I for au hour 01 youthful joy ! Give back my twoutieth spring, I'd rather lmigha bright haired boy Than reign a gray board king. ''Off with tho wrinkled spoils of ngo. Away with learning's crown, Toflr our life's wisdom-written png*?, And dash its trophies down. "One moment let my 1 ife blood stream From boyhood'* fount of flnmo, Give me one giddy, feeling dr< nm i:r_ _r. i: 11 \ji iiiu uii live uuu mine. ?# "My listening angel heard the prayer And calmly smiling, ?nid, "If I but touch thy silvered hair, Tlty hasty wish hath sped. ' But is thefe nothing in tliy trackTo bid theo fondly ntny, While tlie Bwift seasons hurry lm<-k To find the wiehed for day?" ''All 1 truest sonl of unman kind, Without thee what wore lifef One 1>1 iap I cannot leave behind! I'll tHke?my?prccious?wife! "The angel took a sn phi re pen, And wrote in rainbow dew : "The man would be a boy again, And be a husband too !' "And is there nothing yet unsaid Before th? change appear*! Remember, nil llieir gifts have fled With Uiojc' dissolving j-eure,' "Why, je*. for memory w?ulJ recall My foud paternal joys; I could not bear to leave tliem nil; I'll take?my?girls?and boyal "The smiling angel dropped his pen : "Why, this will never do ; The man would be a boy again, Aud be a father too!'' "And eo I laughed?my laughter woke Tbo household with its i.oise? And wrote my (lrenrn wlion morning brolie To pl?*?ee the gray liaircd boys." Wanted.?A rake, by the author of I've-aoljoe.' If the old maxim is true that the law (axes on account of smnll matters, it must take prceious little account of many who pretend to administer it. Horse-Jockeys Reem fond of giving their fast naes verv expressive names, Amonc tlie horses exhibited at a late fair, whore 'Meddlesome,* 'Troublesome,' and ' Rats.' None Are so seldom found alone, and are so soou tired of their own company, as those coxcombs who are on the best terms with themselves. There are some who write, talk, and think so much about vice and virtue, that they have-no time to practic? either the one or the other. Fortune has bean considered the guaK3ian divinity of foola ; and she is certainly very kind in helping those who canno^el]) themselves Sir Peter Lely made it a rule never to look at a bad picture, having found, by experience, that whenever he did eo, Lis pencil tool: a lint from it. Apply the same rale to bad company, Under tlio title of "Schiller Foundation an association has been established by tho authors, publish ere, and professors of Gerraany for the purpose of relieving literary men, or their widows and orphans, in distress. lie that gives good advice, builds with one hand; he that gives good counsel and example, builds with both hut. h* that gives good admonition and bad example builds with ono Land and pull* down with the other.?Bacon. A kbw sect.?? Jhne,vthis is a queer world,' said JOela ins .Wife f-ftrsect of women pMfiSsophera has just spffiiig up.' ?'Indeed.* said * Jauo, 'and what do they hold 1'?'The.*trangec*>t thing in nature, eaid he, 'their tongues i' * CoRX <?EEF.? FresU bafcf hnilml in vern ? ? -J I salt water^s 6aid to be sweeter, and tenderer, tban that which has been picklyd before I cooking; and;any family that can get fresh beef may comfit as they want it. When misfortunes happen to such as dissent from us io matters of religion, we call them judgements; when to those of our owd sect, we call them trijijp; when to persons neither way distinguished, we are content to attribute them to the settled course of thing*. _ Theodore IXgpk was walking, in the days of WafMte'l. ffi^pking, where one of the vniyjyaBjHMB* B,un?ng character had written " dSrpTha wall, 'Try Warren's B , s*bui bad been frightened from his propriety iM| fled.?'The rest is lacking, aid the wit. * . - '<r There' have been cndleWdiaputes about the distinction ~ between pride and vanity. One factii sufficient to show tft# vast new of the difference. Many men are almost pleaflfeHto k? called proud. You can call no '?^n vaio without insulting him. Another sufficient distinction is, that it _ - " ! 1 me former is one oi the principal guardians of and that the jatter is ono of their most frequent betray*. The merit olf I biok is not so rouoh wMtber Jt wilt bear a second or a tblrd reading at short iotervals; but wfaelb?r it ?U1 appear equally original, and and tfue, ?b?li read at intervals 0f' ten, ^fifteen, or twenty years. The "pas?tg?e wbiob a man would mark at twenty, be wpuld feoeralty no longer mark pi, totfj> and , that, lees from ao increase of kix*?rj*kp then ? change of feeltag. Gtoai * tb* merit of that-book wkfeh contains much that to th? diRwu/^brwee of UKDfbVfe tvery era of bumao IXt. LADIES' DEESSES ARTISTICALLY CONSIDERED. We copy the following from the highest fashionable authority?Morris & Willie's lloino Journal. It will interest our lady readers: To dress in perfect good taste, n lady should thorougly understand tho philosophy of npparel. Dress is not simply nn article of use?a garment which the female ?ex indiscriminately can wear, nnd which will appear equally well?but it ia a means whereby the especiall nature of the wearer is clearly displayed. That which is becoming nnd appropriate to one is esentinlly out of place if worn by another; while some j costumcB (iho liloomer, for instance) possess no fitness for anv, and simply serve to rentier the wearer ridiculous. Man)* tilings are merely utilitarian in character, and have no claim to the slightest lieauty, but are stifi'and unseemly. Such garments may be convenient for common use, but with us grace and elegance of costume are tho truest sign* of a lady. A woman of a tnil figure dignified in her carriage, and inclin; ing to soberness of spirits, if she would preserve these characteristics, would doubtless j select 6uch stuffs for her dresses, of neutral I tints impression, and would have tliein made tip in a simple chaste style, and wear them with hoops; iftlic impression she desired to make were more lively she would probably choose bright colors, and add flounces and other trimmings. The oppositeof this lady, a brilliant, gay, little beauty, would select materials much higher in tone, and probably with brighter and tnore contrasted trimmings.?Jewelry is not obnoxious on sucli persons, and a brilliant head dress adds to the general appearance of vivacity. Such a lady can wear hoops of a moderate sizu with great advantage. Indeed the present fashion of hoops?which wc are glad to see continues unchanged notwithstanding all the gossips to the contrary is becoming to more persons than any style of dress heretofore adopted. It combines gracefullness and elegance with, healthfulness and comfort. Since their in* introduction, spinal diseases, once so coinlliun have, ill a im-lil infHsmo iliennrw.fir...! - c nor ha? any other complaint arisen in its place. The latest and most nuiheniic ad vices, since the first of January, from the Courts of Europe, state that hoops not only continue in much favor, but their popularity is assured since the French Empress has for weighty reasons, expressed a desire that i,?? 1.1 v??<o j nnvuiij i\ ill it ill 111 VU^UC# All American ladies wlio consult taste, comfort, health, and good sense would not dispense with them on any account. Sli?hl alteration in the shape of the skirts is the only change at all apparent. They have become, we perceive, a trifle more moderate in dimension*, noticeable particularly in llie upper parLofthe skirt?the hoop* in the lower portion having sufferer] littlu dimdimulion. The fashionable sRIrt, as now manufactured by W. S. & C. II. Thomson ?fe Co., combine* several novel feature!*, not heretofore introduced, which renders it, we think, not only more becoming, but secures for it a permanent existence among the thinking and considerate portion of the community. We refer to their'new patent Corrugated Springs,' which whilu they ...ticwc mo Mrengin anu silliness ot the e>kirt, yet reduce tlie weight of it nearly one-half, a most important feature, we judge, to tlieir geueral worth. This is undoubtedly llie greatest improvement made in the skills since their adoption in this country. So far from tlio business of hoop skirls declining, we learn that Messrs. Thomson are extending theirs; and that <hcv ar? nnw manufacturing, their four to five thousand skirls daily. Their 'Crown skirts,' so well known lo the trade and the ladies throughout the country* have been slightly modified in form, to accord with the new shape just introduced.?Thise last are said to surpass, in beauty and elegance, any offered ! in the New York maiket. Among the old favorites of this firm's manufacture we recall lo mind, the 'Indistructible,' the 'Woven,' and the "Gossamer,' each of which in | men-peculiar excellencies stands unrivalled. | Their new skirt.*, the 'Double Trail' and | the 'Parisian Belle,1 have specialities of their own, which must l>c seen to be appreciated. There is no drewi a lady can wear, no matter what may be its material, its color, or it fashion, that is not improved in its general appearance by being spread cut by hoops. Through their aid dignity and grace are attained, and the sweeping line of the skirts preserved in all its purity. To try to begin to think without *uy partlp.lllnp Clltuunf ft ft nrt IW l.lr-rt Ajhift/v rotlli viiVjOVIf OVIIIOUIIU^ IIRO lll^ ? I HIout a bait ; yet still, if the line is dragged petty quickly through the water?or, in other if the mind is kept actively*, though indefinitely, on the range?yon may, perhaps, catch a fish, of a larger size, and of a better kind, than you would have baited for, by the bead, or by the aide or somehow or olber. ?^7?, People offtnall intellect aft very dan geraiia phpi r because thev are likelv to few extrift^fbus thoughts to divert (Item from their immediate object of malice; became they are ^fawd noticera of per; eonalitiea, an<J peliroal weaknesses because there- is,nothing which a fool and ? mean man eiyoy ao much ae to catcb a wise and bon^t one at a di*ad vantage. ? There are aorae to wboae eye external nature, which is but the garment of tKe Creator, by the rtty grace and aniplitud# of ite folding*, seems to oonoeal the feat of Divinity, A EVERY HAN HIS OWN PROPHET. ! A ihhii often iiKsifts liniifi?lf to RofnevO at) ] j object l?v declaring boldly liisdetertnination i to achieve it. This audacity sometimes | propitiates favor and support. Thus Detij. Disraeli tvheo coughed down in the House of Commons, said 'Sir, in my day I have attempted many things, and have at last succeeded. The day wil come when this House will listen lo ine. And it did come.?Disraeli in a few years j became a leader in Parliament, at whose I voice, it was hushed into silence, and bv whose sharp wit and graceful rhetoric it could be aroused into tlie wildest enthusiasm. About the time California was beginning i to assume the prupoitions of a Statu Dr. Gwin, then residing in this city, determined to emigrate thither, declaring to all hi* friends that when they next saw him it would bo hs Senator from the State. lie kept his word, and has been Senator ever since, with a slight interruption. TSfiiST^ WILL HE SOLI) AT G1BERTS MILLS, Iii litis I>islrict on tlie 1-jTII DAY OF M VROII \E\T, Tli? following vnluablc property un<lcr nn nsi sigiiint-iit for sale made to me, tinnicly : MILL TRACT Of I.niid nnd Mills, usually KNOWN AS GIBERT'S MILLS, On Little River, containing Fift3*-Four Acres, more ?r less, and bounded by lands of Edward Calhoun and others. Another Tract of Land containing 175 ACRES, More or lees, on Waters of Mill Creek, Little lliver bounded b}- lands of I\ L. Gui ilebeau. W. Cox, Mini others. . ? ry And u third tract of Land, containing*;'. 125 ACRES. More or !es<*, 011 Mill Creole, lioumlod l>y luri'ls of Dr. William 'iVtienl and otliciv. ? nl-SO? PERSONAL PROPERTY NAMELY: Horses, Mules, Culile, Ilogs, Four Wagons, A Carry Log, A Bujri?y hucJ Ilnrncsa. Plant a lion Tools, Household ami Kitchen Furniture, Stock of Leather. Blncksinith Tools, Bricks and shingles, and oilier articles of personalty. TERMS OF SALE are. for llie Land, One Tliird Cash, and credits from day of gale, willi interest for I lie balance of the purchase money to 1st day of Jiiuunry, of A. 1), 1801 and 1862, in equal int'tulmeiitf. The personalty to lie sold on a credit until the 1st of January, 1801. with interest, from day of sale. Notes with approved surety will he required from the purchasers of the property, and a tnortgHge from the purchaser of the lands. W. M. HUCJEKS, Assignee. Feb. 16, 1860, 4t w -* W W ^ H V ? ? PUBLIC SALE. Estate of DAVID McWILLIAMS, Dec'd. i IN Accordance with the last. Wil! and Tcstanioiit of David McWillinm*, dee'd, I will sell by public uuclimi nt the laic residence of haiil deceased. on llie Ninth Dnv. fFridnv.^ of Mnrcli next, all of tlie real anil personnl Hstate of said deceased, consisting of acres of Land, more or l?-ss. ciiflijiriHng THEEE^TR ACTS. One tract contains** Two Hundred Acres, The Home Trnct, adjoining lVter Henry, and others, another is the Moure Truci containing about 155 ACRES, and lies in the pame immediate neighborhood. The r< innining tract lies in the White Lick settlement. adjoining Thomas Jackson and others, Halts of fliiiil Lriir'ta a/ill liu i.vliiliiln/1 i'"* dav of sale. "* Other property consists of 1 NEGRO MAN, IIorseA, Cattle, Ilogs, Sheep. Corn, Fodder, Oats, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation To.de. Ac. Terras made known on kny of sale WILLIAM GORDON, Executor. Feb 11, I860, 42. St COPARTNERSHIP. V\7E the undersigned hare.entered into T H partnership under the n&me of AGNEW, McDONALD & Co. * * '< We will keep constantly on hand a full Msort> ment of ./VJSTJO Groceries, ? v WJiich will be apld at Columbia price* with freight added. ** JOHN AGNEW, - W J. M. MoDONALD. K. H. FISHER. Abbeville, S. C., Feb'y 1st, 1800, 2m R0T1CE. A LL peraflCifi indebted to B. E. Giberl will t 2\ find their note* and ftseoanta in my liaridfl. and th?j ar? rpquMUwy^;maOte imme1 fersSt'rt urtderaigned. .* -?. ^ ? Wlf M. ^EBa,I.A*igW. v Feb. i?, i8^4? : - DOCT. M tl'ndcr the Ai AUaiJSTA, Who I rank* nil'] I drugs, nvrisdicjisr] Dye Woods and Dyo Stuffs, Oil*, Pnints nnd 1' awl I'utty, Glnssware, r?rfumi?ry, Fine Soup Jiruslios, Sur^icnl nnd Dental Internment Spices, Snuffs, MnnufnctiirpJ Tohncco. A of the Day, Superior Inks, Puru Win pones, Fancy I T\'.. 1.- 1. r .. n. t J _ ?t i- iiihk'; our fMirciiaru* m?i * n?n, nmi u cd from nny Himiltr eHt;iMi*lnr(Mit in thin wu'tioi C"??~ Order* from tlio Country promptly tilled I to price mii>1 quality. JUIOOXuS' SDPER-PHOSPHATE! I )LANTK1{S pi-rkiiiL' Manure-, will recollect ! i tlint UHODlvS' SUI'KU IMlOSI'llATK 1 I t lie on I)' Manure tin? late eminent. analytical ' Chemist, Professor ilickcll, of Maryland, pronounced StandLarca ! itud wliic1' has Wen confirmed lit every necl ion into which lliirt Manure lias lieeii introduced. This Manure is t>o!d under a le^al jjuuraiiteu of Purity and Freedom FROM ALL ADIiLTERATm! from the eminent. Mntnnl'actiiriui! e!iemists, Mi'hms I'hIis ?fc K l<-t t, iiiul.-r wh?>-e personal supervision KlloIMvS' Si; I'KIt I'ilusi'HA'I'K is manufactured. This Manure ha* lieen ihciI in South Carolina for se.\eral years past, with great success in I he culture of Cotton ami Corn, ami is now thoroughly established for these important staples. l)o not let the present, season | pass wiihout the exiierimeiit. j Head I he annexed letter* frolll gentleman who | have tried il the past season. I J. A. AHSLEY & CO., NO. 300 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, G4. ATHENS, OA.. Nov. 22. 1S.>0. ])<ar tiir : Rhodes'Siiper-I'hosplintc linn been Applied by n?o this vonr.on n filial I scale, to both I Corn and Cotton. The result, cxecedep my ?-xpcctation, although the experiments, lor many reasons, were not, mid could not hp conducted with due caution; yet I am entirely satisfied, that, the growth of weed, in both instances, the fruit in corn, and the number of boils of cuttnn, were fully double the yield in the portions unmanurcd, mid this when only a tahlcspoonful of the Super I'hospliBle was applied as :i topdressing to each hill of com, i id a tea spoon fnl t? each stalk of cotton?and the hist as late in the season as the 18th of July. Soine of the weed grew to nine feet high, with nix fee', branches, covered with bolls, while the uumnnurcd was not half so good. It is my intention next year, to test it more fully. Very Itesp-rt fully. Your most oh't serv't, (Signed) M. C. M. HAMMOND. UNION POINT, (U. It. R.) Nov. 28, 1850. Messrs. J. A. Axfiur.y <fc Co.: (went*?I hoiight:W. ton of Illmilen' Superphosphate in Ualtirftore, la?t Spring. Mr- II. I>. Lcilner, of LSerzelia, to test its vnine tie a manure. I put about. )2Slhs..on an acre of cotton, in the drill, on lnnd that would not make over 7.r> to lnO lhj. of seed cotton per sore, without Manure. The result is enliivly satiafactory. I have tnudc at least from 4 o > l.o Situ I ha. to the aere on this very poor land. I expeet to purchase fioiti ft to 8 tons for my Spring crop. My Overseer wishes mo to put his name to this also. Yours, in great haste, fSii'iiedl l> W I'ltlV'rrP W1LLIAM F< toTER. I)e. 24, 18511 34 tf. iiiiriM No. 83 Second Stiieet, ) Baltimouk January '28. 185?.t. J HE PORT OF ANALYSIS OF ROBIXmVS MIMFLLATED GIWO IFOIR, FKANCIS ROBINSON, ESQ., * T m T1MIT rv v\ in rirmw JO .MIL. x XXVXXJXiJU \j1 1 X . ASAM1M.K ??f I! ?? above which was taken Hi \our Mills, wn? found, upon analysis, tu he capable of producing of Ammonia, - 8.31 per cent. Ami to contain of Bone Phosphate of Lime 45.82 " " The above proportion ?.f Aiiiniimin and Hon* I'hosphate of Lime is known to I??* most |tj for concetUrdty J iii'inures. Moth thcfir>-'1 reasoning ntwj.t!"' ivm?|is < ! niiiriurou * pracii?*>>I experiments nave approved of it. \o applica tioii of 200 lbs of thiK m -liel- iirticlc p?*r acre, ivill supply more of Bone Phosphate of l.imt than is required liv any crop?ilms leaving 11 considftfjlile nurplu* of this vuluahlc oiilriinent incorporated with the soil aficr cropping, ami will furnish a sufficient quantity of ammonia to to oct as a nutriment ami stimulant, CI1AS BICKKLL, Ph. I). EEPOHT OUST MfTKTPTTf, A TF.n CtTT A1VA AU u XI 1JL c/ JJiJLXXJl/ U SJiLXl Vj FOR FBAN IS 3RGBINSGN. / ''I'MIE sample ariatyzcd was taken l>y myaejl Jl from the hags iu the mill where the guano was manipulated. It contained of Ammonia, " - . - - 8.24 per cent. Phosphoric Acid, - - 21.98 " " Equivalent to Bone Phosphate of Lime 47.89 , " It U therefore an excellent manipulated gaand, containing enogh ammonia to -produce a rapid and vigorons growth, and {sufficient qumtity of phosphates to prevent exhaustion of the soil ^ A. 8NOWDEH PIGQOT, M. D. Analytical and Consulting Chemist. FOR SALE BY j. a, ansley & co, No 200 LitoAD ?m AtftUSTA ?A. KTOTXOm. . T7STRAYBD from the subscriber abotifc tifp JL>, 16A o? January last,' two T**^e Kroc J SOWS?one white and unpiar)ut() Sow. resembles the Irish Graxiers, the other, a l?nje black potted Sow. Said hogs w?i* bojlgbt of Met sr*. Boomt ? Cobb, und w*rf dri*?n from Tennewee, and rqffty probably,?j*Te pvwed op the country. Any to gtf* - SJtHMi* * * ?, 1*0, ?t gp1 .>; ^ J. JONES, u^iimIu Hotel, a-EORam, iotnil I)rnlor in ES & CHEMICALS, nintors Articlm, Varniitlita, Window fSlnM >*, F'inc Hnir and Tc?oth Hrunhrs, Paint t?, Trusses nii'l Supporters of all Kindr. ill the Put -tit or Proprietary Medicines os ami Brnndiea for. Medicinal PurAi ti?tl?H, <to. ffer In equally ?? low bp tliej- own lie olinin 1. Warrantrti to br Frtfh, f'tirr atiii (/rvuine nntl btilirtfnciii.il guiirunteed with regard both I [Dec. ??. IM.SJt, ?.2 I H'm iiifBRm/if'rmjii lit 111 illUUIllIf IJ I having coMi'i.iriKn him 1)11 UG STORE A T jsriLisrrp^- six, o., (Nf.XT WIOH TO t'OO.-llk .1 <*AIITKKV) ri-HjMTlfully ''"II tion o ? lii- lYii'iiils himI tin- jiiililic ^ in-mlly to liia fill'? KlriH'k of DRUGS AM) 0 II 3E53 M IOA.IJ0 iuhI -Mi'i<-il tln-ir kiml |tr< nan<l lil? ralitv. lit- |.|'i|?i-i'h I' lliiitf l)ru^s it- low iih nny ftr-i i-ln?n llriiy hldi'i' in tin* ii|> cmiiit ry i? i-ou?|i|i*ttin 1 i-vi-rylliinu nolil liy liim is \v;.rimiit-il in lii> fivnh mill genuine. At liin j hIihv nuiy !? loiiii'l 1 DYK STUFFS, FA fXTS, OILS i \~ i. ?i ii !. - , ...in.-ii nun 1:11111 1 tinsio's, Sjiiccs, Mni'i', ''loves. IV|>p?;r, Tc 18 ot all kind*, Jami Cur? riajiu (irciiw., | Also, n fine lot <>f CIlKWlNfi T015A<'< ?>, i and SliGAIt"-" of tin* Went brands. I A large and varied stock of excellent PERFUMERY. lie also oilers CoiifectioiiurtcN, ? BRANDIES, I'ure Old Port. Madeira and Maliega "mW MJTV n?-a?fis3 Af, V* low rilfUf/^Q A b/? n *? _ " Hu;"' D,_ tiele of Apple Vinegar, Kerosene, Oils hih] Khiiiit*. I.amps of all kimlu. Wicks for any kiml <>f I.amps ami everything usually kept in a lirst class Drug Store. Prompt, attentioa will Ijh given to all. Mav (!, 1 SOil?1 ?tf v CHARES COX, ~~ ja-Totootrillo, .. S. C., t ?. y ?* \ (>17IT) respectfully inform the pulilio Hint f T lie lins y t> 0 PENED A SHOP #L FOR tSfi .linking and Repairing- ol' CARWVUES and ?5, VI if* iff. 3?rSS?:k ju 'xi, xx \jr .a, xt ? y 11 i-< oj>|>"?it<; (lull not o]>jio.*ril) to Mr. TnyWi I'>ti?t)li:<iitin-iit. Ilo Iimju's iluit. I?v doing i?ood work, ami iiinkitiir rcna 'liable charges, to receive a sliar*' of public patrmagc. 11c lias on liana at thin time, several SEVERAL NEW AND NEAT BUGGIES, ALSO, Second-Hand "Rup-ph oq ?~J wliieli lie will Bell very low* and on the most reasonnlilc terms. Nov. 4,185!*. 27 tf. State of South Carolina. A BISK J 'ILL ! : 1)I6T1:1CT. In Equity. O. T. Porolicr, ) Kx'or mill Trustee. > ># ) Bill of Revivor. .Toslm-i Daniel, ) tu i? i>: i I ?? . it. Hint, > n n <1 others. J It nitpenriiifj to my satisfaction tlint Annus tu* I'nx, Siiimii'l Jut-oli* and .lane It in wife <h>r.'ii.lnnts in tin? nliovv stntid r?.-8hlo? I ?* voml tlw limits of jliin Sinti*. on motion of No iili- Sol. ("Vrdi-ri'd iliulsiiiil <lof o ]it111 ?! > n|>|M.'ur ami nnswi-r, plead or drinur to Miit Mill ofcniiipliiiitt within tliroo nioiitliB from tin d.ite nt tliis |iiiI 1 iciit ion or tin* eninc will be ta ken Pio Cmifi'Sjo Ri;iiiiii>t tli in. w. II. l'AKKEU. c. k. a ii. Coiiiiiii*?ion?'i-i? Office, ) Inn. In I Mill, :!7 Sin ) STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, A Bltli VILL K ni&rillUY. Office Court of Common /'lean and G'cn'l Scxxiott. K. Noble, ) vs. J- Attachment." PeterS. Burton j WIIKREASthe PlftintiiriliJ. on the fnnrtecntl dny of November, eighteen huudro'l nnc fiftv liino. file his deelnmlion nrrjiiimt. Un> !>?> fondant, who, (itis said) is nt>.-<ui&?fr(>m ntul without the limits of t his State ana has neithei wifo noj* attorney known within the same, up. on whom a copy of said declaration might l?c served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear arid plead to the said declaration,"Ion or before the fifteenth day ol Novemhor," eighteen hundred and sixty, otherwise Anal and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded against pirn. MATTflBW McDONALt), P. Clerk's Office, Nov. 14, 1859, 29, 12m. NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF ABBEVILLE. I TAKE this opportunity of returning my sincere thanks to the citizens of Abbeville and Edgefield, 'or their'liblrAl patronage, and since a return of mv hntlth T wnnld mnat respectfully solicit a eontinnance of the same. I will at All tiroes be foundtin my rooms At Greenwood Deptffc. Thogodeairirtir ^services will always find me ready to gits tKm pom plete satisfaction. My motto being?no satisfaction no pay. Y, -J* $S- - '? J. D. MeKETXAR, Dentist. Greenwood, S. C. a?pt at,?69,-?i-tf WATCjfi REPAIRING. paj-ed with new Tools and Materials at* \he Room formerly occupied, bfe. H. T. Tustin, Ui doal) kinds of Repairing oft . Watches... Cltvdca and Jewolry in the best style and at the lowest rate#. Terms Oaah. will be aeld?rcry ch?Ap. for oaah. ^ROBERT LI8ENBBB, ; 1M?-*l !? jaiES-vxr.TiKrcaMACHINES. At l/i* 1^'fn *>f ihf fj'if'l'ti A mil. COl.CMMIA, i: r I'M IF, Suli?irili"i'H, liavin^ ln-on 1 ( <- ii i-1 it I l?i' llie Soulli<-rii Slatci ! for < lie Hale of TAYfJAUT I'*AIMl'S IiOUHLK TIIIM*'AI? Be wing Machines. mwini( <liri-< I fr<*tn tlic Sii?>uli<, uimI iii:iI,Iiil' 11 - Ir??nij, ilni-:*.li|<' ?-l * -) wlii'-li cmni'it In- uiii.iv ! | <-ll''1, unit ti<!wiiii; mi tin- Iliiiiiii'-t itixI Ih-;ivh>i. . fnl?ri'-.? wil.li ?M|u:il l.i'-ilil v. iiiii':liim'!<, < ! f<>r Hiiii|ilicily nti'l luriiliiiily, <*n ii not. In? hut : limy nav iiim 11 hh- nr-i pi <111111111 a' i five of 1! 1? comity l'*iiiim ill i'f! li-\ iv.-imit llll'l | new .irlvi'v, ?> vi-r i in* lii.'li | ?i?-?-?l ma'liilux of sint??t liii'l otln-r luiiii'i i." i ur-" 'i in- low |iri'-' j iii will 11 till!."!! mai.'llllll"' iii')' llllvl'il |?l|l- il iii j with 111 lint ii-iifli i>l i-vi-rv "in-. i'l li'?m :f4u to$|.ri. i'lirtii s wiinliiiijntfciifii * ! ? 5i? i mll'-i'ill'? will |||'!.-t- !l|'|lly i'll:-, li wit iii ' (?! *' j i iii i't-'l i'l *-oll i ill-ill iii. |vlllll||"|'nt ili^t i.'ids iii i ilin^c i|i-iron 1 nf ?iijfiii'im; in ilii? l.iii.iiii--?. w 111'c nlfii ?icf< 111 for s|?iiit"? i.? u > it 1 li min-lmii-. 1111 <i 1 li>- l.uiil' 1 -li'itlli* si-'v,i / ma 11111 i"h. i*1 i -<-s lan/iiif imtii >' .'1 aiiil nji*.\ hi ip, nil of " liii'k al'i; liin' ij'ialitv .mliim" kisllmt K a'im.'.v. .1- c,. i ('ill jmliiii, s. ('. < ) > /i?s~i iw mr. w. c mo" uk li si - 11." ae-n? \ f..i ! a 1.1 ; 11.. 1 -ii. 1 - 1 I M.M.r.nc; i/ini i I': I.. I ll'-r HI?l''HIIM'S VIIIIV *#?* i J ill from l.ilil fit. Ul'i aliove l ilt.-i willi | freight n<!tle<l. SANFORD'S LIVER INV3TGGRAT<3R, NEVER DEIilJ.ITATES. IT i* compoiimlml entirely from fJuv p, niol liils lteemiie mi i-tnli!i-li. il fact, a kllo'vn it it i approved l>y nil! . Itliat have useil it, nml is now ic><.rlvi l<> < | tvi111 coufiilenec in all the diaensos for wliiehj jit is irionnne.nled. It lias cim-il tlious l? j.iiiils \vit n tlic last two years wlio Inn! ? L'iven up nil hopes of relicl'.ns the tittmcroti*]^ jiinsoliciu-i] certificates i ii in y possession] Ishow. The tlosc must lien tm j<!npteil to the t?-iii anient. of tin1 iinlivi.) |q jiial talvinir it, nn<l useil in such ij nan tit les as to jairt ir?-ii 11 \ on 1 he how< !s. I.tt tin: <lietatesi,r }-> f your j???li?ni*-iit. (/tilde yo'i in tlit' us,'|- |of t'no l.iver lnvi^orator, aiol it will cuiv'^ ll.iver Complaints,liillions nil neks. 1 )yspep n??ui.-i, ('In onie 1 >iarrhe:t. Summer Com plaints, |l?ywnl??ry, l>rop*y, Sour Stomach, 11nI it.-1 Inul Cost iven ess, Choiic. Cholera. Cholera! iMorlnn. Clioler.-i In. fantiim, Flatulenec.|M |.lanniliro, Female weaknesses, (as tlwuf*-],, Ininl-s can testify.) in iu twenty tninut?s, i("*!two or tinve 'IVaspoonfuls arc taken at ^ |e<>tiimcnc<'ir.enl of attack. m | All wlio two it nre j giving their testimony in its favor. Mix Water in tlio JIoulli vrilli tlie Invicorotor, ami Swallow botti together. 'PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. ?A1.SO,? SAN FORD'S fa n a i.v ATHAHYI PILLS, COMPOUNDED FliuM Pure Vegetabje I'xtract*, ami put up i:i filass Cases. Air Tight, ninl will keep in any elimat.r. The Fiuiiilv^Catlmr I .[tie l'ilis is u ir?-ii11?4:I?J:..I? t. Viiu ACM?v vu.uui inrjjr | which lilt- J H' ?|? I'i f I or Imp used in his proctiee|j [more than twenty years. | ,i. *y Jl'lio constant in-j |crcn9inji il o ni n ml, from those who havej^ jloi'g ?ist-.l the Pills and tlie Fntisfaelionli | which all express in .r.egard 'to their ns?*.j lias induced me (o place them wiihin t.hv| reach of nil. ,* .- jfhe Profetsdoji wei||^ know llmt different Cathartics rtct on dif-Iii* ferent portions of the howets.' Isjtf iThe fajvrily-CatlinrticlS' Pill has, with due reference to \|his well 5 established fae.f, heeii compounded from avn [f^ riety^yj^the purest. Vci?e1 u li 1 c Extracts.!? 'wh:%r?*T?cl. alike on ( very part of tin- ali-l?, unntary canal, ami an* good ainl safe ill cases where a Cathartic is needed. such'^jp# Derangements of tin; Stomach, Slcepi-| 'hiss, Pains in the Hack mid Loins, Cost iveness. l'ain and Soreness over tins whole body, from sudden cold; which frequently, if neglected, end in a long colli'!1!* of I'eVer, Loss of AppHitc, n Creeping Sensation of Cold over the hodv, llwt Ibmikw. Headache, or weight ij\ tlu* 11 end, all ItifLinuuatory Disease!", Worms iiflthildroii or Adults, Rheumatism, a great. Purifier of the Blood and many licenses lo which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention in this advertisement ? 1 >oso, 1 to 3. PRICE 3 DIMES. The Liver Invigorstor ami Family Calliarlie. Pills arc retailed by Druggist generally, and sold wholesale by the Trade in large towns. S. T. W SANRJKI>, M. D. Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, New York, Also sold by s i .loRKAN ii Mcl.Afriil.in, Ahhevillo 1 j Buancii, Ai.i.kn ?fc l'-i?waiu?s, Aldicvillc. Aptil 15. 1851), 5U?12m TO SELL O XT. 2ElEKTT. 1* HE STORE HOUSE an.I LOT nt D<-pot, recently occu|>i<-<) by KOMEUT-S * it ADAMS. The is conveniently nitnateil, coiilnming Grocery and Dry tJoods rooms, neatly fiitifliotl, a counting room, and a very commniliou* room iip*tiiirrf. ( To persons wishing to engage in men-milile I life, wo Ray this i? one of the best country stands in the State. Thirty Thousand Dollars I worth of goods may be sold here annually, . into good.linnds. J. N. COCHRAN. | Jan. r., 1800 87, 3m. ! M. T. & J. T. OWEN, REPAIBEBS, AND JEWELERS, No. 2 Granite Range, ABBEVILLE C. JHL, S. C. numii !ur a a Jan. ft, 1860, 8C iim. VERELL & JACKSON, HOUSE PAINTEBB, GEAI5EB8, MARBLEBS AND PAPEE HAHGEBB, NINETY SIX, & O. ' J. F. VERBLL. Jt 0AL?9 -JACKBON. ** ^ Ty *> $ 'Jl'f.fff Jrtm. 91, 18W, 1?m ' Ji . V; ' i jp. THE MARSHALL HOUSE. ABBEVILLE C. II., S. C. rpilK UNDERSIGNED would respectfully 1 inform tlie public tliat lio has taken th? lur.'c and commodious HOTEL, known m 11 I o "MABSHAIX HOUSE/' nilii.'iIim] on thu North-East corner of the I'ublie Having had innny years experience nt a llnti-l Keeper, heflatlera liiin?<:lf that he Trill iililif to ph-ase those who may favor liirn with their |i?li'iiiiii|rr, lli- inlil?r will always l?e piovided with the h?-M I he innrki-t aironlii. I .vi-ry i Ibni will lie made torender his Ilousa a Imiiih* fur the weary traveller. JOHNSON RAMEY. I ? 10. lRfil :$? tf vS&- ;iv __ ,? xix o n w o nn: s, Koiinerlv occupied by fierce Sinclair <fc Co.,and new owned by JOIIJF* ALEXANDER & CO.. Iron and Brass Founders) MA( IJINJhTS, A-c., / ;>,( 'if Sir"I. nfl on t/ie tide of thf fj'r> i m i//i liailrofl, COLUMBIA, S. C. Cliiui'M! Siiuar-Cuiic i I Is an<1 I'liiiv, of nil kinds. i '"IMIK iiIidvit C-iit. is a Three Roller Yertica j A Sugar (Tiino Mill, and is a true represcnta i Iron of the one exhibited at. the S. C. Agricul ttinil I'nir, and which took the first premium at th<- aforesaid exhibition. Premiums were also taken bv the Rime firm for Grist?Mill ; itons, and for the best. Castings. Iron and ISrass Castings of all descriptions made to order, and with dispatch. Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, Blacksmith's Work, Wog| ons, ?tc., tfco.. made to order. We hnvc also purchased the ri^lit of WINj TiiR'R PATI.NT MULAY SAW MILL, for the State of South Carolina. , Having purchased the entire establishment : of Mes-i'.! Sinclair <i Co, including Patterns j and every thing appertaining thereto, we are | now prepared to excuti u every description of ! work in our line of business, witli neuliicsa ana ! di.-paleh.r .1011X ALKX AXDF.U, itoiiT. HKXKV ALL'.XANDEK. ; Sept. no, l s:.o. 22-l2m. j J)H. S. llKNUY BEARD ! T < I D E - * . ( Graduate of-thd Baltimore Of)ll ege e Dental, Surgery? C ./$ HAS permai^tlynt Abbeville C 11., mid solicits n shacof publiO-patronI ngi'. Tt-ctli -inserted fforrf one to full" "upper J aiid lowei-8Qln. Exposed jjer^eidefltroyed and : treated, fr? S fri-m pufq.iAjlnvjpg purchased an | oliict! Right of Dr. Blrtrf'dryj*'Of> Baltimore, I nm prepared to insc-i t teeth oh tlie (jlic'oplaatie I pmccSa. Offic?!jov<>r Ilraitcli, Alien & Ed, I>rii^ Store. A-toloovillo, S. O. , . May, 2<i, 18{?'.>, S-tf ' f fall Ani) wTntkr ,|?T Y Xj aas . j HATS M CAPS;. AT I REM SEN'S ii AT stoics:^ | Columbia, %. O., ' > ' _ A#D i-JjL IVear the Lowqr^ IBfd'rhcl, j3Lia^"iista,.Gra. ! r|"MlK piililic are in v iff if anirajnmine 1 iiiv-N?'w Stvl?? (}i?odb|r<'-il)f stiffpis com! pleto in (.fntlciiu-n'H ' E3u? Mt)l('akiiV<>, Cnseimcre'*, niul Sofl II ATS'jlikl (J$PS. AIbo, HVFA\T-rJ!^HAT^ &C. , Tin- above jjooil*Ji*ve^?en well selected and will be?i>ld ur. m<>3er*te'price*. Also, jonnrrv^oLLY's , First .1- fjremiiiTVi i? u. Manufactured ntfii'alfitevfce, S. C. Tfifallat I can reuommetfti. to- planters an?* others for their long serrjco and durability. -jV 1Z&T TermrfCnitf. V. ? C.?P.^E|^Ni 187 Ricl>*rd?6p Street 3.? 185 BroadAuguatfl,0 J Sept. 80 tf . w m ' STATE OF SOUTHidXfittLN* ABBEVILLE J>l8TItICZ Office Court of Common PlecQ+nd tirtttEtuion Will soil' irW i 11 i a m fl) - v?. , x Attachment,j? , ' Win. Morris. ,-jt ' A (GCP HERE AS the Plaintiff did, orTtfre jixteentU " a ay oi jNovemoer, eighteen hundred ?nd fifty-nine, filebi? declaration against fh?Defend dant, who, (it is said,) is absent from and without tlie limits of this $t?te aod'has jjeitier wif? nor attorney.,.known y ithift the., Wn^npon whom a copy.<>fsaid dlcflHRd^ nr< ved: It is tnerefor^brdemi,in<tt th?Tlw Defendant do appear-#*d plead to t,lw; said-declaration, on or befoti^he?w^teenth'<}?y of rembor, eigbteen#h'nndr?"*6d'wSq^.'^tli- 4 erwisf final and absolute ;jndgoraent lrill then be gfven and a^Vnded ag^^ohira,^ Clerk's Omos, 29 Tn-' -1 1 fceV^l8&**Um '