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Southern Quarterly Review.

IHflilS Periodical is the only one of lis elias.
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iity OF the South. aud its .npncity TO give ;x
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same time, il will free the In,nd Of our pro,,l.
from that state of literary thraI,lnm and .l,m.u
dcncy under which the, have. too long l:,i,nrcd
w" claim, then, !rc;i; III; lovers of ,il. South un.:
ri"hd> of tiuIy h"mr literature, that supper,
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native of Virginia, ami edited by one of thr inul
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SUCH is the name and 81, Vic of II MONTH,

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~ Periodical. the publication of which we
purpose. the Lord willing, 10 commence on
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design Of this Journal is for the discnssiom of
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practice. Additional to this. we shall present
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PROSPECTUS OF
II G3 Al.fSEAHY STAR,

I LG5 III I GiSiAH1 STAR,
I'VE rapid strnles, and constant ndvanccme en;s
L OF the age; and the daily increasing demands
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propose publishing ut Spar,nnbnrg Court House.
on the frs; of January, 1855, a WEEKLY
LITERARY JOURNAL. entitled
THE LITERARY STAR,
Its Editorial management, under the care of
K. J.. BUW DEN, will be conducted in n man.
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every reader. The creates care will be t,kcn
to chronicle the latest and mo-t reliable passing
events of the day. The Literary department
wall contain such matter only. ,s will prove inter-
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Young Proverbs for the Od-and in shot, it
il nur determination to present 10 the public n
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Of Politics. the STAR Will be neutral; but will
| retain the right to spcnk "f any palpuble wrong
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The LITERARY STAR will be printed i'm new
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agement OF an experienced Publisher, f.. NJ.
BROUGfITON-wil vic III appearance with any
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In ordsr 10 put our paper within the reach OF
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it will be furnished Containing Itcenty.tour COL
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We appeal to our friends. and to the friends OF
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| tend 10 III helping hand Address
BOWDEN T. BROUGHTON,
- spartanburg, c. H., 8. C.
November O, 1855. 80
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DOCTOR HOOFIAND'S
CE RATED
Gfrmau Bitters.

Germalr Bitters,
D3. c. ID. JACKSON, Philad'a., Pa,
WILL KPFBCrUALLY CURH
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nerro"s Debility, Disease Of Ms
Kidneys, and al diseases artsing from a dis
erdsred Liver Stomach.
Such
Constpa-
ton, lnwurd Piles,
Fulncss. Blood 30 the
Head, Ac'Ihy of the Stomach,
Nnuscn, heartburn, Disgust Tor Fop1,
Fulness or weight in the Stomach, Sour E.;,s-
ta;ions. Sinking, or Flut,ering ai the Pit o, the
Stomach, Swimming nr the Head. Eurr::i
and difficult Breathing, Flutteriny -
the Heart. Choking or siuffocating
Sensation, when in lyin;
Posture. Dimness Il
Vision, Dots or
Webs be-
the Sight. Fever and Dull Pain in the .ie,d
Deficiency of Prr,pira:;on, Eelloxmess of the
Skin aud Eyes. Pain in the eide. Back, Chest
Limbs A".. Sudden Fiushes Of Heat Burning IL,
tn" Flesh, Constant Imngininys of Evil, npd
great Depression Of Spirits.
In attrbuing such valuable Medical proper
lies to tins remedy. no rash, or unwarrantnble
assertion is made, bu, is simply stated a fact :;
proven nndeninl'iy und conclu<ivc!y by the ex-
u i"oFuuaT" cures, ana DEMENT'S derived from its
use under Tho direction Of its ilustrious origin
ator DR.. IIooflund. among all classes of Euro
renn society and from the immense mass Of t.sti-
mony, nom all parts Of the American continent.
accumulated during the last ten years, in the
hands OF tn" present proprietor. The prevail
cnce ,f diseases which the German Bitters
are adapted. it is with say it, is almost
universal, indeed there is scarcely II family
throughout the whole extent of our country in
which there cannot he found among its members
that peculiar Soiiom and ianguid appearance de-
noting II diseased Liver OF an emu inted and
suffering Dyspaptic.
1t 's used constantly in the practice Of large
number OF the most prominent Ph, sicans in the
country. who have also added their written tcs-
timony, III cvidcnce OF its great virtues. In con-
those afflicted wiz, any of the above Diseases to
give the Bittrrs trial, aud rest assured it will
nof crsgrcited In prnof of Tie stat cmcnts above
made, all are invited to read nttentivelv, the
r" Memorabilia" or "Prnctcal Rccript Book :"
for Farmers and Families. continuing n great
number OF useful receipts in addition TO the t,s-
tirmonv, in favor Of the Bi,ters, from the most
prominent nnI we'll know individuals, in all parts
of the Union All Agents. for The Bitirrs are
authorized to distribute the Receipt Book"
grntuit olrsIy.
Principal Office aud Manufactory, 1870 Arch
St. Philadelphia. Pa.
cipal cities, and at retail hy apothccnries and
st"rekeeprrs in every town in the United States,
aud Cnnndn.
WARpLAw & LyoS, Abbcville.
+. +. GARY. (".krsbury.
+. G.. PARIS, Greenwood.
B"A1wrrGEr & BARKuLoo, Columbia.
April n. lsG5 81 ~
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HOSPITAL FOR NEGROES,
~ Alprrusr., Gen

VIE Undersigned wouid call the attention
n "f tn" c:tizciIs Of Abbrvlie and EduetieId
Districts. TO their lNFlRMARI for SICK NE.
GKOES aud for those requiring SURGICAL
OPERATIONS Will. il. completeness Of our
n:ranS' incnts, offers 10 The patient every com
fort. 1t ais" enables IFS to render more efficient
trent'n-n, to chronic: cases. than can generally
hc secured in ordinary private pra,c,icc. Our
special accommodations for the management Of
the CliEGNlC DISEASES OF FEM ALES,
$" common among Negroes, are ample to com.
pele.
TEEMS.-For Nursing, Board aud Lodging,
per month fln.
Tremtnemt-,he ordinary rates Of Practice.
Communications u,ldress sed to IT'S ut Augusta,
will meet with prompt attention.
II. l.. Ga AMPBEl.l. Surgeon,
X. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
Ma" 10. 1855. 5 If
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Jackson Street Hospital and Surgical
INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES

AUGUSTA, IA.
TNIiF Undersigned would respectfully call The
Il attention Of Planters nnd Sllve-owners
generally. to their complete and extensive esl:b-
lIshment in Augusta, Ga, for the accomlnodn
lon of NEGROES requiring SURGICAL OP.
ERATlONS or Treatment in CHRONIC DIS
EASES.
The Building is situated on the corner of Jack
son andFemwick Streets, b-tweeh the Georgia and
the Savannah Rail Road Depots; and in sight
of both. II is therefore convenient for the re-
ceptlon of patients from distance. In its con-
strue,ion, t''rour llout the entire plan, was kept
IN view The specinl purpose to whicl, it il ap-
Piled; being furnished with everything which
can condnce to the comfort Of the SICK. 1t is
supplied with hot and cold baths and shower
bhths-hnd has water-c closets in each story to
avoid fatigue and "xpnsure to the patients. 1t
s also well ventilutrd and lighted with gas
with the constant attendance of experienced
male and female nurses, the patient will be saved
much Of the suffering which too often is the re.
result of unavoidable neglect in the treutnen, of
Negroes In ordinary private practice.
TERMS-For Board. Lodging and Nursing,
PR month, $40. For alI Necessary Medical at
tendance, Surgical Operat. .ons, DC, the same as
III ordinary city practIce.
IT, f. CAMPBELL, Surgeon.
Il. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
May 3. 1856 mtf
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HOWARD ASSOCIAIlO ON
PHILADELPHIA.

Important An nlOilnccsalrnt.
ITO ALL. PERSONS aGli:;e with Sc .ual dIs.
/ ease. such i. eii; ;Mi% II. WEAK NESS. | VI
POTENCE, GHNORRliGA. Gi.EEF, SfPlI-
Ills, De. &c
Th. HOWARD ASSOCIATION Of Philadci-
phi., in view of til" avnI lastru tin, ct hn;llIn
life aad heal,h. caused ly Sexual 'l':eas.s, and
the der.pt;oils wlIa!, are prtc'isrd upon the un-
furtu.:a.e victims ~ sue,, ,liscnsrs Ly Qlauks,
have directed their consulting s'H' .e"n, rs IL
CHART ABLE ACT wu..hv ri .:.uir name, t"
give MEDIC NJ ADVIcEiR tTIS, to all per.
son. thus afflicted. (Haic "r Fem ,lc.) who apply
by letter. (pst I,ad,) with u discrip ion of ,h"ir
condition. iage. occupaion habits of life. DC, }
and III Gases nf extreme poverty and sut::ng t"
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard \ssrca son is IL b.nevnlent lnsli.
tu!ion, established by specia! ehlown' mt. ,nr the
relief Of tie sick anI distressed. nfi rted with
Virulen, and Epidemic diseases" aud IT'S funds
san be ussd for no other purpose. IT. has now
\ snpplus Of mcnns Which the Directors have
voted 10 advertise the ab,ve notice 1t is nerd
less to nd that the Assncat"n command! the
highest Medical skill Of the uge.
Address, (pos,-pn,d.) ~. GEO r. CALHOUN.
Consulting Surgeon, li'"a-d association, Phil
1dephn. Pa.
BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA D. lie \RTW ELL, Prssident
GEn. FAIRcuLp, Secretary.
May =. 1855. ~
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
ELEVENTH YEAR.


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AWBR9aAM W0WRRa

CVI D N Is A, s. c.
fan Mrs. Saruh Fleming nnd james r. Flens.
-Hll& ing respectfully give notice, that tiey have
purchased and assumed the management of The
American Hotel, lately so successfully conducted
by Mr.. }. c. Junney.
In taking chnrge of this Establishment, they de-
70 with tho intention Of using every means that OK
Perirnce AND energy will supply. to give entire sat.
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OF fnir portion "f public support, they do so with
the insurance that they intend to deserv.it
The table will be supplied with every thing that
the murkei affords. served up in the best manner,
and dispensed by watchfui attendants ; and tho
chambers and pariors will he found always ready
for the reception Of guests.
SARAH FLEMING,
T. FLEMING.
May II, 1883 Il
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U s. E THE
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

EN AVING purchased other Lands more con-
E1 venient to ME-, desire TO sell my
GRAIN RIDGE PLANTATION,
in the Calhoun SettIem-n adjoining lands of
Mrs. Parker and Mira. AIslon, containing 426
Acres.
Persons wishing to purchase Lands, will do
we'll to call OIL me aud exarnine the place, and
they will find my terms and price reasonable.
ROB'f NJ. PALMER.
Abbeviie, Nov. Ii, 1855. 81 If
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Marble Cutting.

I'VE Subscribers have on hand a large assert.
l. ment Of Italian and American MARBLE.
Monuments and Tomb Stones of the Iatest and
most approved styles. of the hes, workmanship
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country pnnotually attended TO.
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GRATIS!
JUST PULLS HEIDI
N'.W DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE !

4 N'.W DISCOVERY IN 1lEDICINEi
FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL,
Treatment, witho"' Medicine. Of Sp-rmator-
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other Iniirmt.c .cs in man.
From the French of Dr.. B De Laney.
The important TACT thni thrse Affirming cum.
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is. i'll This :n'nl t'nct, clearly demonstrated; aud
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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-04-03
JUST PUBLISHED. ny TIE

WARD .1SS SOCIA TIOW,
PHILA ADE I.P II A, Pa.
d EPONr on SPERMAT)RRItE\ \. or Sem
III inaI Wenkn 81, Impotence. the Vice of
Onnnism, M,stur'' ,tinn, or jeli-AhmIe, anh Other
Diseases nf tn. Sexual nrg ms, with an account
of the errors ani dece pti"us Of o. :cs, and val
uahlr advice to the afiict ID. by GEO. r. CAL
HOUN. ". D.. Consulting Surgeon Of tn" How
ard Association Philadelphia, Pa, n hrn"volent
institution. -snhsl"i by special endowment,
for the relief rf the .: and distressed, afflicted
with "Virmlent and F. ,idrm,c Di<enscs' a
copy Of the "b,ve R.p'r. will b" sent by mail
lin Sc ,!e.l envrl"p.) FIRE of ctnrge, OH the re-
sept of too staD.ps for post ,ge.
Address DIR. GEO. K. CALHOUN.
NJ. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Dec TO- 1855 81 3m