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Notice..

hereby given to al whom it may concern, that
l. application will be made at the ensrna session,
o The Legislature Of South Carolina for the incor.
porn,lon OF the Associate Reformed Syncd Of the
Also,
Notice is hereby given that application xv;,, b.
aac at the next meeting Of the Legislature for the
incorporation OF the Second Frcsbytery of the Az
s"c'ate reformed Synod OF the South. -
nol2
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To Rent

FKQM The int Of octoIor ?.
W with pastsred nse .nna spacious
datsy opposs Ss Mercer reess Ss On imms 1e
is well situated for ksss,K ks% Ketcham's Hotel, which
vatc Boarding house, or i ca transient and Pri-
Tor two small fnnilies Apgs easily sa b0 arranged
Hamburg, Aug M 81 SlbLEY.
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Warehouse and Commission Bu-
NESS..".--HAHBURG, S. C.
fHHE undersigned having associated themselves
j. in the above business, under the firm of
WALKER & COLEMAN at the Water Proof
Warehouse, recently occupied by Walker G. Brad
ford respectfully tender their services in the STO-
RAGE and SALE of PRODUCE, FORWAR-
DING MERCHANDISE, Purchasing to order,
&c. -
When required, liberal advanrsfnpnts will bo
made OH consignments.
From the numerous advantages Of their favora-
Die location, so long known as the Waterproof
warehouse they trust, by unremitliag attention
to business, to obtain share of patronage, and
hope to give sat;faetion.
'GOLLoTHAN WALKER.
,s s..-.t -, NV. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, July, 1919. lS If
U Fhe undersigned respectfully tcnders his
sincere and grateful thanks to tho patrons of tho
late firm. of Walker g. Bradford,, for the liberal
support with which they have been so generally
favored, and begs to solicit a continuance Of the
same for Messrs. Walker g. Coleman, whom he
would confidenty Jecemmend to their favor.s,
" SAMUEL. NJ. BRADFORD.
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Notice.

NOtICe. -, -.
HE :atseriber having lst bic State, all persons
Indebted to a. Clark, Jr, BY note or pcco1tht
who is duly ahorzed to collect and receipt for ts
same; 80 y, D. F. FREEIAAND, Atty.
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Storeville, S. C.-Extra l96.

Ii AVlNG Repaired and Improved my Mills, I
al am ready to grind wheat on toll. I have
added to my mill (a refrigirator an entirely new
invention that prevents flour from being injured in
grinding and not surpassed by any mill for quality
ana quantity situated 10 miles above Abbcvillc G.
H., OIL the road leading 10 Anderson.
NJ. THOMSON.
Aug4 90 ,f
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DBN1eH9WRWo

SALE g. ANDERSON, DENTISTS, having
~ entered into u Copartncrslip, would respect
fully inform tho citizens of Abbcville and adoin-
ing Districts, that thcy prepared to attend to all
operations OH the teeth ;-inscrtons gold plato
from ono 10 a full set.
THEOPHILUS A. SALE,
JOHN ANDERSON.
" Abbepilte C.. H., 8. c., Juno ls49. l2 If
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Strayed, sa
FROM tho subscriber, living at Col
.VNW noun, Anderson District, about LIST Nav
lsaa.:A iast-two SsGRRaEL MUfE COLTS
one mare years old, with white spot on her
Tutnp the othera horse, I ysa, SoId,.no marks OF
n,anas 5seollss!sa Any persop them to
shall be satisfactorily rewarded.
. >,' - s-;'''' u q - d. F..sMAULDIN.
& July %, H''-f-'- sr'tee 70 - ss,t.sI ,.sr1n
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Attention Cavalry I!
HEAD QUARTERS.

Abbevilie G. H., July20, ls49.
IFHE Abbevillo Squadron Of Cavalry will appear
L at Longmires on Thursday, the 9Th of Au-
gust next, prepared for drill and review. Officers
and commissioned officers on the day previous
for drill and instruction. v -
The captains Of companies will be required to
make full and complete return OF the strength of
their command
BY order Of the Commander in. Chief
w. 5. HARRIS,
Sen'r Capt. Commanding.
July 90 10 Ct
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RATIO OF MORTALITY AT ST. LOUIS
from the lst Of juno 10 the 9th of july the
reports show 2, 454 dcn.hs, (of which 3,262
were By. cholera,) exhibiting, with its actual
population Of $4,000, mortality of 6l in
every ''ooo,or one out of about Is, in six
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Nohtoos DisposlrIoN OF MoNEv-a1.
oavld Dunlap, died at Portland in C:,IIo,n..
county, MO, Jew days since I0way r.
known that he was possessed of i. Mas aN
rabIe amount ofmonsy, bu, no,s af "s'as
be found about his S~,hes or has: cou'as: Z
Some days after, it was 1ecuIlec,od ,Ssa Ssage.
had pockets in an under sNw, vh;oI "i nc
not been taken off at his DEAN o,,J :, ...l aao
conjeclnred that the treasure miSSs S"a ~ g was
there. Acting under the impres,;eol looau -
grave was opened, tte shir exam insa' me
S2,225dound in his pocket TEE 81 F,1ss1 na
ton was that he died Of fcholera, but this ia
not prevent reclamation of The money.
81. L01is Republican, 1911 ul.
A NHw RACE, HITHERTO UKNowN-
An exchange furnishes us with an nc.
count OF The recent discovery of new race
o! people. who have been found in the inte-
rior oi Africa, which partalses somewhat OF
the marvellous. The men are represented
to be tall and powcrf built, standing
seven to seven and a hal. English feet in
height, and black in color, although desti-
tu'c OF the usual character of negroes in
features: Mchcmct Ali sent an expedition
up lie White Nile in search of gold. and
there found this race Of people, fifteen hum
drcd OF whom. armed to the teeth, came
down 10 the shore of the river where the
vessel 'ay.. The name Of The Kingdom is
bari' and It's capital Patenia. They raise
wheat, tobacco, ETC., and manufacture their
own weapons. They arc probably the an
c'en' Ethiopans spoken of in the Scripture.
RATIO OF MORTALITY AT ST.. LOUIS
FROM the lst Of June TO the 9th of July the
reports show 2,494 dcnths, (of which 3,262
were by cholera,) exhibiting, wih its actual
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Hualpa and Henry Clav
w ILL BE SOLD, oil Sale Day next, IT,.
w. valuabh property. Terms, twelve Mss'syc MSsoyc
credit, with mute and approved security 'ss
Aug4 2O-2t SARAH PACE
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- Cotton Gins. Nr
HAVE d few EtNet Gatten Gins fer
Z SALE bsD for easss; or will ffade them for Old
isAlsO, repairing dops At the shortest notes. ;
.ei,gs j az S. ,s..alsss J.iA. HUNTER.
Abbeyille G. j, june as, Is4s. Sls7-2m
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WATER CURE.

EPHR.aT.a. LANCASTER CO., PENN.
YEyHE EPHRATA HYDROPHATIC INsTI-
4 n TUrE lin successful operation under the
direction Of DGF. IsrsERise, who has had the
advantage Of six months experience with Preeznilz,
at the Grafenburg Inatiirie, 10 Germany, and has
praclsed the water cure treatment in this country
for the last six years, and within the last two years
at this place having restored many hopeless patients
TO full health. There are many natural advantages
at Ephrata pure water, the mountain air and spen-
did scenery, not surpassed in any country. Addi-
tional buildings have been erected this aeason. The
mountain dousche has been much improved, and
several fno spings Of pure water have been brought
into use so that a large additional number OF pa
tients and viscrs can be comfortably accommodated.
Ephrata being vsry easy ofacces,. stage leaving
Reading for this place every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and Isahraser every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday; ihcre is also iri.weekIy stage
from Downington via Ephraa 10 Harrisburg.
Medical attendance and boarding at reasonable tsrms
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WILLOW,

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
TIME Proprietor begs TO inform his friends and
The public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since The last
season. He has erected large building contain
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected IRON the
main body Of the Pavilion, These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only; they ase Of comfor j
able size light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects to those which are generally demo-
minated single rooms 10 the various watering pla-
ceg throughout the country.
b The Proprietor Is now ready TO treat with fami-
lies.or parties wishing 10 engage rooms for the
season, Letters addressed 10 him al the City fio-
tel, Broadway, will be Immediately attendedto
A steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz. Il
ftcn :Ns'c Brighton. Eenl.herih Pier, NJ York
AZ and ii AM At9, Pm and I2t
g 90 PM. 3 Ia, '5.& @, PM
More frequent COMMUNICATIONS viii be estab-
lished o. the season ADVANCES
4 The Pavilion Is ready for the reception Of com I,
pAny- = r. BLANCHARD.
49,
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON. !

THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, thai they have become proprieiors Of The
above new and splendid Hotel tsl
The Adams House was erected during the past
supply demand isr increased and superior
conimsdations In this city " located Washington
street. within Eve minutes walk Of The great Southern aud
Western Railroad epois, and the business sections Of the
city II is adjacent 10 the Park, and lie Cupola commands
a beautiful OF the Harbor and adjoining towns. rs
The House has constructed after the most approved
plans with all the modern Inventions that minister TO the
comfort and o the traveller and the
tors long experience hotels has enabled HIM iGtro
,iuee many improvements which are yet, peculiar 10
this establishment is bit Of Quincy granite, and
lans One Hundred and Ffy Rooms, conveniently arrang
ed in suits single apartments, well ventilated and sup
Piled with an abundance Of pure soif wafer.
The Furnire made to order from the hest Patterns
with special regard well TO comfort and convenience
luxury and splendor.
Our Table will be supplied with all the uxnries Of the
season, plese ourselves thai The rartes al
the season shall be found upon H.
We have devoted unusual attention To the selection OF
servants and guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. +tetEfatr aFttrf t
Porters will realiness the various Depois take
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages for our gssis
The propreors Trust by strict attention 10 the wants OF
guests o perit share Of patronage, aArne all who may
layor them with visit, thai nothing shall be wanting
part render ir ADAAs IiouaR second in
The Union. I'll l.. a w. +. ADAMS, frgpreiors.
l.. ADAMS, JR,
WIN. ADAas.
Adams House, Boston.
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TT LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in in
III, venting a Compound Of such delightful
nature 10 render the hardest and toughest sknsof,
fair, and delicatey white,
Ladies Riding. Gardening, or Painting, and Gen.
tlemen Shooting, Hunting. Fishing, Crickeling,
Rowing. &c, or any amusement or exertion preju.
dcial to the handle, viii find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
peasingly eicacious in removing oil hardness, stain,
fedness, and all other cuaneous Disagreement; pre-
venting and rendeng the skin soft, fair, and phabe.
From the nice combination Of Bal-amic ingrsdi-
ents introduced into the composition, they form a
fine Creamy Lnlher. with the hardest or Sea Water,
which renders them very desirable for Salt Wafer
Baths. They produce the most softsning and 70.
freshing sensation, and will be found an erceIls,
substitute for the Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Captains
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with fsrsyn
countries, they will retain thsir virtue In CHI
mate. For sale by CIlAS. 3T0TT,
Drugs Apofh,, corner Of IN & Pa. AZ.
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FURNITURE, FuRNITuRE,,


Splendid 49, u u AID wen male ulllrs
% hand com pfslg rosewood tte atete Sofas, walnut do;
niaogany ~, with pusb, sn, dsIliask and fancy hair
s, patterns; i sns Arm Chairs ras Sewing Chairs
ROCKING do Csutre and risr Tables Sofa Tables pss;
Pedestal Pier Tabts; Exteson, Dining anil Card riLa
dressing Bureaus, Wafdrobes, whad Without mirrors
mahogany high posi- Bedsiea,is French ioi eured mare
cases, masble ieI, nsangAny was,sands; Hat Racks
lan and with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables al rosewood
and mahpgan Iosswoed, walnut, birch and mal,osalty
chairs, With plush and daniask seating LIKEWISE
seat Chairs Of PATTERNS with a extensive assot
ment Of every article IN our line Of business. . lt.
Country Merchants and Others especially invited g.
call and examine stock vi Furniture, every arie o.
which 10 mshuctured BY ourselves, and VIII he disosu
Of on the most reasonable terms
IfuIE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, by
OF the Legislature Is au'iiolzrI 70 ke .as
rne and Fire Risks under the new title 81 The NEW Oii
FIRE ANpMARlNE INSURANCE CONTAIN, Having
ISIS and 1876, aud possessing null Capital oi sau win
surplus affords ample security 10 All making Ma
rne and Fire Risks VIII be taken on as iasora
ble terms as other similar Institutions application at the
office Of The company, No. ~ wan street. ta'onns Tie
Courier Enquirer oftcs BE- sss "a. stsr
Oliver IL Jones Joseph ". Lord
Samuel s Rowland William Spencer
Samuel &. Harriet Jubal Terbell
Horace Brooks George {ovet
John Clapp Coflis. Vanderbilt
Waiier Il Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas II. Mills, Isaac N. Seymour
Hamilton Bydenburgh Israel Corse
Oliver b. Tweedy Josiah o. Law
Walter II. Jones, n 81 John u. Andrew
Andrew A. Pilot ~. g. John Even as
Abraham u Davis Charles Minurn
4.s,e HI o ii, JONES, President
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Books! BeoksI! Books!!!

THE subscriber has added immensely 10 his already
mammp,h stock Of Literature His late acquisitions
from The trade sales of Boston, New York aih Phadei
phla together with Eteeu 81 the finest works Ter the
6arrek IRON Liverpool and twenty duo erthe Leoni
das from London which will be iBnrsfeiy marked and
exposed Tor p,s give undoubfe air Of rchness vars
W rarity his hitherto nnpproaehth on
this continent All literary men, lovers ~ books and en-
thusiass IN solicited 10 robe and
enjoy the true ''feati of feaaon aud hr now o. aoi
Every subject which vii 81 has been expended,
brains turned, may be found here. The rrcondtfe
thsmacan and the crazy founder ofnew syhfens Of Tfo
iosy V each 70 his proper nich 1ose given 10 Necro
NANCY, Asrolosy, Achemy, sorc.ry and Wiirhcrsf win
be highly amus whilst the belle letire scholar select
from 1900 fresh y9lam,e he very cream and chef
d'ouvres OF modern English literature The best freases
on every profession and se,rnss from The bons ploding
farmer 10 the enthusiastic soldier IN every art and sci.
enc. rhe beat books are here embraced nih, department
OF elementary professional freaEas and school books al
every kind his stock II Immense Tie aubkc rjber I'M
all Strangers TO pay him visit before they leave ths CITY
In purchasing from him they ouehaIf of their mn
new Cienymen, literary characters and book col,etorp
asnsrally living lines OF railrisd steamboat roues
viii do well 70 ua change OF linen in their yaiises ana
come Al onre to 10 Nasu allowed by ali sayans 10
he lie moral q The Intellectual word Booka .e
ns Al half price literary appaeer and AZ
every Kind GRATIS a. wei 81 bret Spanish cigars a other
y rst,sbrssed Dr. Parr. ,N3 ~ JOHN DOYLE
= Cheap Ancient aud Modern Bookseller,
Htff " if6 Nafssn street New YORK
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
nv. CONSUMPTION.

T OUis FONTAlN, il, partner Of the firm Of
/ n Fsntain & Son, Chemists aud Prescription
ists 10 The Royal University, Paris, has established
at Washington city, D. c., a depot for the sale OF
the above celebrated compound, at WIN. Adams
bookstore, Nos3. Eliiott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
TO the American public as sure Gnfd0ie for Com
sumption IN its ssanrsd as well as iscipisnf stages
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arrosting
then dssay dt mol only soehes and quieta at once
the disttss3 and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore Regarded fatal diaease, but restores the lungs
and their Aympathising organs, to natural and Neal
Thy acfion!H Accompanying each package are gem
erai instructions and directions ransated) for lis
use, adapted 10 all cases, and Ifstrcly followed,
will not fail, in every instance - the lungs are
not wholly consumedof restoring TO health
which may be permanently secured BY future care
and avoiding too much exposure TO atmospheric
changes LOUIS FONTAlN.
Price, eight Francs. q
nTFor the information of persons residing In
The interior any part Of the goyenment-he would
state that the remedy ia prepared and imported d.
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, as he is adj
yised by officers Of The Post Office Department, to
any post Office in the country, at The same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish TO
avail themselves Of tile remedy, can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle per-
son to one whole and one third package. st4.
s.Fa..ai gs IL LOUIS FONTAIE. K
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TIuIE MARRIED WOMAN,s PRIVATE
l. MEDICAL COMPANION, by DIR. A, NJ MAuRIcEAu,
Professor III DISEASES of Woman 3 edition, iSmo, PIP 80
price o. $4,000 copies sud IA three months. ny
The great demand for this most important work, tof
which thousands sold has compelled the issue Of
Their edition. II Is intended especially for the married, IL
dscloses important which should be known 10 them
paItic uarly Here every female discover the
symptoms and the most efficient remedies and most
tain mode Of cure In every complaint 10 which her Is
subject. .5 n 1AagH isa III tt
Ills important question 10 the married why II Is that
behold many married females sckly deblaied and
prosraed also the aud whether they susrep
ible u remedy. They will here hd these important mat
Iers connected with discoveries In medical and physolog
cal science, which meet this question, 85
This work Is destined 10 be in the hands Of every wifi
ant, mother who has regard for her own health andwel
fare, az well as that Of her husband
The revelations contained in its pages have already
proved blessing 10 thousands. =
To those yet unmarried contemplating marriage or
perhaps hssatng 10 the proprey OF mourning ihe
sponsbilies attendant upon H. The importance Of being
possessed Of the revelations contained IN these pages ia.
imaiey involving their niure happiness cannot be appre
Siated.
Copies WH As sent By mad free Of postage.
On the receipt VI one dollar the Married Womans Pri
Medical Companion will be sent free of postage
any pari OF the United States All letters adore
(postpsid) TO Dr. A. NJ Maarieeau, Box l23i New York
city Publishing Once, No iB LIBERTY ST, New York
For sale by the following Agents:
ZE1BER & Co, Philadelphia, WIN TAYLOR, 4 CO,
Baltimore, ttl
& w. ADAM
s@ doors from liz street.
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EpILEpsY OR FALLINa sIcKNEss.

IN all symptoms Of frequent pain In the Head, dnness Of
" Sight noise In the ears, disturbed Sleep with agat
ing dreams, PALPITATTON FLATULENCY, and
WEAKNESS, DR. SyvEETSER'S PANAcEA should be
Immediately commenced with and pereervered In, until
every symptom The above are the premontory
sy mplos Of Epilepsy and denote very foul stae Of
BY the use OF this Panacea will at all times insure the body
against any of.these disagreeabe symptoms Many per
sons suppose that il IL useless 10 take medicine unless
are 10 III as be unable attend daily avocatons
therein lies their error We do insure our houses and
goods when they fire, with the expectation that
they will coon up but the wise precepf Of guard
ing against accident SO we purify blood when WELL
we insure our bodies against attacks Of sickness with
the exact expectation Of being sick but be always pre-
pered against It's attacks For sale AZ all the druggists
' F J, r. CALLAN,
4t-FN corner of and eth streets
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

lgR JOHN WRIGHT having rrlinInished all connection
MI with the Winthrop House, il will for the future he
der the OF the subscriber and the house.
4, now opened Hotel for the travelling public, well
ss a honr Tor more permanent bosrders
The sipsrion Of the House, directly in front Of Boston
Common spacious ami airy rooms and all It's internal
accommodations render il nequailed By any public house
in the city, attractions for the traveller and for those
desiring permanent lodgings,
Every convenience apartments, table and aiten.
dance will hr furnished the house., Which be had
any hotel The city In its attractions for the traveller and
for those desiring more permanent lodgings
Every convenience 10 aparimtnis, table and aiie
dance will be furnished the house. which be had
any hotel or boarding house the city, and the
viii himselfo the comfo Of ali who may favor him
with their patronage
Parties travelling with their fsmiest and with ladies,
viii find the Winthrop House especially ahspied TO their
convenience.
The patronage Of the travelling public aud Of permanent
carders, is respectfully solicited ~
WILLIAM H. SPooNER.