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State of South Carolina.
Il dBBEFILLE DISTRICT,

IDUET7LLE UISTRILI'
OHcc Court Of Common IitaS and Gent Sessions
T.. Noble
w. Attachment
Peters. Burton Noble, Plaintilr's Attorney.
WiEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the four
W tccn'h day of November eighteen hundred
ana htiy nine, file his declaration against the
Defendant, who Gt is said,) is absent from
and without the limits of this Stute. and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, upon whom n copy Of said declaration
might be served: 1t is therefore ordered, that
the said Defendant do appear and plead to the
SAID declaration, on or before the fifteenth day
or November, eighteen hundred and sixty,
otherwise final and absolute judgment will
'ien be given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C.cp.
Clcfk Oihcc, Nov. II, 1859 30-l2m
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'a'E51; HI5 V1:Es

p = ONE OF THE BEST PE .tG ATlNE AND
FL LIVER MEDICINES, now bc:u!. tn. pub.
lie.
These GUMS remove all mnrli,l or bad
matter from the system. suppl wing in their
.n,rc l,"ullhy flow of bile, i.yi"nratinr the
NJ t"nIach. "a'I"ing f"",! 10 digest WE'LL pufity-
n '"y III" EIord, giving tone aud health to III.
n Whole mac::'nrry, removing the cause Of the
y disease -cli'c,nS Il radica! cure.
g Bilious attacks cured. ana what is bet
ter. prevented by the uccasinmul Use of the
a Liver lnvirorutor.
One dose after eating is sufficient to relieve
ft, the stomach and prevent the food from rising
~ and souring.
a Only one dose taken before retiring, pre-
vents nightmare.
TX Only one dose taken al night, lOosens the
v bowels gently, and cures aos,vcness
n Que dose taken after each meal will cure
Dyspepsia.
y One d'se Of two tcaspoonfuls will always
/. relieve Sick Headache.
Il Only one dose immediately relieves Cole,
!, willie nlI who Use it giving their unani
n nous testimony III its favor
One dose often repeated is sure cure for
A. Cholera Morhus, and Il preventive of Cholera
r. Only one bottle is needed "throw out of the
"a system the effects of medicine after n long
n sickness.
b One battle taken for Jalnjlicc removes all
"A One dose taken short time before eating
gives vigor TO the appetite and makes the food
n iIgest well.
One dose, often repeated, cures Chronic
DiarrhGa in IFS worst form, while Summer aud
Bowel Complaints yield almost 10 the first
dose.
A few bottles will cure Dropsy by exciting tho
absnrbenls.
We take pleasure in recommending this medi-
cine hs a preventive for Fever and Avuo, Chill
Fever, and all Fevers of Bilious type. 1t op.
crates with certainty, and thousands are willing
to testify TO its wonderful virtues,
Mix water in the mouth with the Inyigora.
tor, and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR. SANFoHD, Proprietor, No. 345. Broadway,
New York.
Retailed by all Druggists Sold, also, by
DONALD McLAUGiILiN, andBnAxcn, ALLEN d
EDwARDs Abheville 9. H., S G.
April 2S, 1859 Iy
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THE CELEBRATED
GO p TOM

EH lTt t1lEIl.S Patent Metallic Tip, designed
-sA especially for Bays Youths and Chill
drrns BOOTS AND SHOES.
an improvement has been applied TO Boots
and Shoes, by which saving Of expense to tho
CONSUMER, of two thirds, is realized, by actual
experiment. The Tip consists of II piece of cop
per or other imdistruc,ible material, neatly fas-
t"nc! 1" til" to" Of the boot or shoe, forming
complete protection. This invention is now
presented 10 the public, with the fullest knowl-
edge "f lis practical utility, having been tested
over two years, and is destined entirely to super-
cc'l" the old style, for Chinn's, Bows and
l"nics Boots and Shoes. The irpporIanc. Of
this invention will be readily appreciated NJ il
is well known That children nvaI inuly wear out
their boots aud shoes first at the toe, and. will.
this prolcct"n they will, upon an average wear
at least two t" three times lung MS the old style
while the expense is but Il trinr more This in.
ve",'"n s "l<" especially applicable to Miners
Boots and all occupations sul,lrcting the Ice of
the boot Or shoe TO he cut or worn. Merchants
,n'l the public generally, will the importance
of obtaining these goods Immediately, rs they arc
destined for general Use. to Suprrsede all o:her
kinds. The goods may he obtained Of nearly all
the wl"Sae dealers i'll the principal cities, or of
the subscribers.
CHASE, MCKINNEY d CO.,
Owners Of the Patiently Boston
Aug. 10, 1859 l6
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~ The friends Of JAMES A. McCORD re.
Srrcti"Y announce him Candidate for Tax
."tl"c'or, at the next Election, for Abbeville
District.
July 30, 1857 II *td
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~ The friends of G. VI. MATTISON, re-
Srrr'i"lly ANNOUNCE him candidate for Tax
Collector, ii, the ensuing election.
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The Massachusetts Senate has adopted an
amendment To- tho law, which removes The disa.
biliiy to receive the testimony Of atheists in
courts of law. The amendment provides tIat;
80 every person. pot.a believer in any religion
'slall be required to testify truly under pains
and penalties Of perjury" TO this, an amend %
,pent was adopted MS followsi, !" And The evil
denee OF sne,l persons disbelief in the existence
ofs sani may BE- e, received TO- AFFECT eredibifis IA
was adopted by aTvo.e of 10 tot. The vote
upon thsamepdment.ss ss amended, was 13 to.I Or
jandit @as 'adoptedby the casting vote. of stg,e
President. Wv
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ca The friends Of CAPT. w. s. HARRIS
respectfully announce him II Candidate for the
Ollie" OF Tax Collector Of Abbeville District, at
t'e next election.
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Dc"tA.-TlIe article on "Death" in tbc
New CyclePeda has the following:
"As life. approaches extinction, insensi-
b'liy superyepes-a numbncss and dispo-
stion TO repose, which do not admit of the
idea Of suffering. Even in those cases
where the activity Of the mind remains to
The last, and where nervous sensibil,y
would seem, to- continue, it is surprising
how often there has been observed state
Of happy feeling on the approach Of death
III ( had strength enough to hold pen
would write how easy and delightful i.
is to die" were the last words. of tile cal
ebrated Wm Hunter, during. .lris last mo-
mcnts. a. - - =. -, ~ .r.g
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= We arc authorized to announce s. A.
'ioDGES rs n Candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election.
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cB- The numerous friends of WESLEY A.
B'.Atk, Esq, respectfully annonnc. him a can-
dilatc Tor lax Collector at the ensuing election.
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RUNNING FOR LIFE,

OF Mc>sis Lewis and Clarke "a: the head
waters Of the Missouri, one of their number,
ul the nan,e Of Golfer, Observing the ap-
rcarancr OF abundance Of beaver, rot Der
mi>>In to Remain aud hunt for some time
which he did. IN cpmpany Will. hunter
na'"cd Potts. Aware oil the hostility oi
the Blackfeet Indians "ue of whom had
been killed 10y Lewis, they SGT their traps
at uiSh:, "nI took them up early in ,c
m".niny, remaining c"nrcalcI during the
day. They were cxa,nnin. their traps
early one muruiny, in a creek, about six
miles from that branch nf the Missouri
il II canoe. when they suddenly heard II
great noise, resembling the tla,n.iny Of
:ninn!s but they c"ulL not ascertain the
fact, ia. high lrrp"uhiru';r bt"ks on
rscl, side ct the river inpr.lcd lhrr view
t"s,rr insn''liaic!y " PRONOUNCED it t" lm oc-
r:.>i,l,cd l.y lndial.S, an,l advised an instant
ict:rat, !.ut MIS- accused of c"w"r,iicc l,y
Potts, wl.p Insisted lhat ilc i"iar WAS
CAUSED l.v huIi,aIrrS and ll".y ln"rc,cd"i
ru. ln !, few minutes a:'"iwarl, Their
.!"it!,, were removed, !,v Il party "t Indians
making tlior ail".:Ia"c" on t''i!' Sides ct
The clc.k to the amount of five or siX hun
d.el, VIII" hrckuncd them TO come on shore.
rs retreat was nos nnr"Ss'h'r, Golfer
turned t'e head oil The c'""e to The shore,
;'h' al the l'"i'iant ol rs l"nchlnS, AMI In
'''an '''z''' tie nile l'"l"n@i"S to lo'tS;
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son rofN' having 10 'r"'e'ae P';"" siS
mics III o'e"a'"' ""ou"'''"S Will '"e
p"ek'y pear ON which he was every instant
tfc'd'ng WITH his naked leet. lie ran nearly
hallway across the PLAIN before he vcntnred
10 look over his shoulders when lie per
cclvcu that Tie Indians We're very much |
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State of South Carolina.

TEDEF1LIE UTS7UICT
OHcc Comr IF Common Pleas aud Gc,.I Sessions
W.. Attachment.
WIN. Morris.
WIlEREAS the Plaintiffs did, on the six =.
" techth day Of November, eighteen hun
dred and fiy-nine, file their declaration agains,
tn" Defendant, who, (i is said,) is absent from
AMI without the limits of this State, and las ne
ther wife nor attorney known within The same,
upon whom copy Of said declaration might be
served: ], is therefore ordered, that the said De-
ie,dant do appear and plead to the said declar-
alton, on or hcnr" the rnt:rnth day Of Novc-
b"r, eighteen hundred and sixty, otherwise
final AMI absolute Judgment will then be given
and awarded against linn.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, cc.P.
Clerks Office, Nov. Is. lS5a 3l-I2m
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We Iirr Il. Ucc'ix, anil rat im y,nry."
~ rra>ant. cheerful, lively, generous.
cha' stable minded w"ln,u is never olI.-
Her Ec"it Is Il, Young at sixty or seventy
rs it WAS ut eighteen or twenty; aud they
VII" arc oll at sixty Or seventy, are not
male old I'y time. They are made old by
The r'v;'gcs Of fpa>s;on and feelings Of an
unsocIai, and unTcncrous nature, which
hav" cankrrr'l !hrr minis, wrinkcl ,hcir
>rilt~, al.d will,"rrd their souls. They
are n'a'lc old Ly envy. 10y j"alou<y, hy ha.
tired, 10y suspicious, by unrhar,able feel
ings 10y slanlcring, scanIalizing, ill.brcd
habits; which, if they avoid, they preserve
their you'll, TO the very last, SO that the
child shall die, Il, the Scriptures say, Il hun.
died years ago. There are many old wo.
men who price themselves on being ciyl,-
teen or twenty. Pride is IN old passion,
and vanity is grey as the mountains
There are old women who have much of
either They arc dry, hearlless, dull, cold,
indifferent. They want tire well spring Of
youthful affection, which is always cheerful,
always arlivc, always engaged in some I;,-
Dor Of love which is calculated to promote
and distribute enjoyment. There is an
old aye oi the heart, which is possessed hv
many who have no suspicion tl;at there is
any thing old about him; and there is Il
youth which never grows old, Love who
Is ever a boy, Il Psyche ~ho is ever a
girl.
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For Tax Collector,

The friends of HENRY S. CASON announce
h,'n candidate for the Office of Tax Collector,
at the next election.
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CSy" The friends of JOHN A. HUNTER re.
spccifully announce him Il candidate for tho office
of Ordinary. ut the next election.
October 81, 1858.
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F V E R 4 II D AGUE,

This tyin: aud irovnhins disease. whi.l. fixes its
relentless Grasp the body Of man, c,luii,. him To
icr" shadow in short >arc nf t.,. AMI rendering
him physically arl u,.'ally u."!">. can = defeated
and driven fran ;' ,"ir i :!.r "f iIuSTETTEHS
RENOWNED EITTEE$. Further. :,y "f :l.c ,i.,ve
stated Li.a>''s n"t l. rni:rr;.rl wr:l r>,.rl to
any Ordinary conditions producing. them, if the i:tcrs
are u>'rl l,r directions. And it neither creates
ransca nor "il"'ls tr" palate, AMI rendering unncccs
sary any change of diet interruption t. usual pur-
suits, but promotes sound sleep AMI healthy digestion,
the complaint is thus removed s;,.rlly us is con-
'lstcnt will, til" production Of thorough aiL rcrina
ncnt cure.
For Persons in advanced years
VIII" s,ri': from IN r,,fsi.rI constitution and
iim '"l,. these E':.':a IL, ,n,'. ;:S :, r...;nr:
tive e ,'r'r%:;, aud ,."r. and ,c only l., lc tried
to J." appreciated. And tn Il ,,'!,cr will: ,.ur.i,.,
the. Et:rrS Indispensable, cS;,r,:iy w!-,.. the
mothers n",ri>nrn, is inadequate To the .lr,n,;ds
of Ia" child. consequently her s".,"t, must yui,i
a::! here il is wli":" :l ",,;c sc -, I!..t,ter's
S;nma"h Ei',,rs :,!c.: sI.,rt ,.I,;;v ,,r,uth
a:.'I ii ar ;n IL. syi,i.i. I. S.,.,l Iy AL means
ry this remedy :r ~ ii tlriluy a,.l before s.
do'r:. Ask y"'r ; sir::l,. wl.n. If Ic is ar.,.,te
with the vn'r' cf thr E:i;,"S, VAL recommend their
use ii. all ease. %! ventures.
(iTioN.-Wc caution tie public against
uSin" amy of III" IiIiv I..if:.:i"ms or co,ln-
t"r!"iis, biri ask iur liusrirrIE'S CuiIrg,rrD
STOMACH EIiriE>. unI src that .,:,c,, bottle
has the words " hr. j. lIosl,ltrr'S Stomach
Bill"rs blown "n the side of the bottle, and
stamped on the metallic cap covering the
cork, and observe that our autograph sigma
turc is OIL The label.
n Prepared aud sold by HOSTETTER l.
SMITH, Pittsburgh, PA, and sold BIZ all
Druggists. g:o;erS, and dealers generally
throughout t:c United States, Canada, Soath
America ard Germany.
sc VII g. ME AD,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia,
Wholesale Agents.
SOLD BY
DoSALn McTArGnI.IH. Abbrvillc G.. III.
T.. NJ. PENS. Edgcticld &. II.
May 4, 1859 9 ly
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Twentieth Day
NotICo,

a PPL1CArIDN will he made at the next
IA sitting Of the Legislature for rc-cllar,cr
oI the Erid." over :;aluda, known as Smith and
Graliain's Bridge.
j. ~ GRAHAM.
Srpt Isl, 1859 II 3m
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- -
For Ordinary.

CB- Tho friends Of COL. JOHN G. BASKIN
announce him as a Candidate for Ordinary at the
ensuing election.
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d q OBLE CYLINDER GIN
MANUFACTURED by
CLEM0NS, BROWN s. CO..
COLUMBUS, "a.
I1iE Subscriber is agent for the s,,o oe
l. CLEMON;, BROWN g. cos sum.r;a. -.
COTTON 1GNs.
me attention of Farmers and Planters 10 70
sreG''"Iiy directed TO the superior worlm,ns,,;',
OF ,"rSc t,ins combining speed, h,b, lro,,,hr,
ana durability in the highest ,I,,rce W. 's.'t
attention I" the following certificates: '"''
toLrMncs, GEO, Oct 30, 1858.
MrssrS. FLEM"Ns, Bnowx d Co-(,o,,,,n,,
he D""hfe t!EIi"d'r Gin. which I nurci,.,.e,j
o' y"" IN the beginning of the ,rcscn, c,,,,o.
season. has performed admirably: cvnr s; :.
was put III motion. | have yi,iue1 ,nor, ,i,,.
sue hundred bales of cotton. and L,.,.. '''''',
""en ~" objection to it's performance 7, .e.
The seed well, mctcs we and inns o,t ""s 's,
sample Of cotton. NV Gin has nm.,,, w" s'ou
y"m are aware. aud have pinnej .;al,, ".' WI, as
'a", bales OF c"t'on wei. hing 500 lbs. ,Iur.
Ivy ne h"y. Ih. cotton was damp when his
M"S "'''e, ana since then, have piuurd Lv
pcc'''nc'. think ] can gin fem h,,a. , ~
when The cotton is in good conJtion Ill.,. !' r'..
a''' satisfied with the Gin in every par,;cui,r'
RESPECTFULLY,
~
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COLUMBIA, S. G..

EH AS for sale lnrgc assortment of Law
AA Medical. Theological. School and Miscel
laneons Books. Fancy Goods Cheap Publica
tions and Blank Books of every description. Sta
tionary, Foreign and Domestic Of every variety
and quality. Oil Paintings, Engravings, Litho.
graphs &c, Artists Materials, Globes, Writing
Desks, Musical Instruments dc, de-, Blank
Books, manufactured to any pattern, and Blank
Work of every description prepared to ORDER
Wholesale Purchasers supplied and all orders
promptly attended to at the Lowest Cash prices.
August II, 1859 10 GIN
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Notice,

Notice,
a S hereby given I" all concerned, that the Es-
II tate Of the late THOMAS B. BYRD, de.
ceased will be settled in the Ordihary's office
Oh the
Twentieth Day
(bcng the third Monday! Of fcbruery next
Al! persons having any manner uf claims
ngalns 'hc said tr>'"t"r, individually, or in any
npacity as executor or oiherwise
are required to present their demands duly prov
ed an or before til" day stated. as n full and iiuaI
settlement Of said Estate will then be made:
4. VANCE.
+. ARNOLD.
Surviving EXor's.
n 10, 1859 80 3m
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-, ne @ minus OF an advertisement will not odu,
o. e:, detailed desert ption Of this inveniion. Enr
,.; "'irr particulars apply to the SUBSCRIBER n, Ab
Win ,;, E H. lie is prepared to furnish planters
WI" r'""f the Single. or Double Cylipdrr Cot
Ton 'i"' and respectfully so!rcts orders far ,hc
Sept. %, 1859 % Ast'
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Messrs w: G. CLrMoxs, Bnowy L. Co
near Strs: The Double Cylin,l.r l;iI s.,w RI,
H. 1 purchased of you last fall performs ajmra.
"a. IL plr"srs me better than any Gin, have
., ever Seen ana deem ita great improvement on
h,,i ",.'.e ,I my GIN eco faws.j pulls my team no
G,s,.r ,nI ' ''e "d style 5" saw Gin. 1t picks
,,r an" makes II superior sample | w,ul,l
I;"'rr l'"yinE double imicc for il, to worknu ,I,,
Single Cylinder. " "''N"s TIC
columbus, Ga, 9th March, 1859.
NJ. &. WARDTAV
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-26
Early Observation-Disclosures.

Where the forcing of this vegetable is
carried on, no time should be lost in ma
king hot-bed in which to sow the seed
For this purpose light vegetable mould
is best, placed in small pots into which
drop three seeds, and cover with half an
inch of mould. A frame of one light
will suffice. The bed may be made three
feet and half deep of the hack, and three
feet in front, Of the best and hottest sta
bic manure that can be obtained. 1t
should be made foot wider than the
frame all round. Great care should be
taken in the selection Of the seed, as it is
quite as easy to grow a good cucumber
as bad one. The reason why say this
is, that it is very seldom we see good
grown cucumber they are generally very
small, and as thick as they are long In
fact, the greater part are nothing more
than ridge cucumbers and it is nothing
unusual to purchase three kinds of seed,
and to have all turn ont the kind | have
described. They very rarely exceed ten
inches in length, and it is truly annoying,
after growing and taking so much trouble
with them, to have them a disgrace in
stead of adding credit to the gardener.
The best kinds for forcing are the Vic
tory Of Bath, and Hunters Prolific, which,
if procured true to name, will give per-
feet satisfaction and as under tolerably
good cultivation, they will grow from
sixteen to twenty-one inches in length,
they form marked contrast to the d.
minutive specimens we are in the habit
of seeing. A heat from 70o to rs .
should be maintained, never using water
lower than this temperature. They may
be sprinkled morning and evening in fine
weather. Care must be taken that no
foul steam be allowed in the frame. Af-
ter the seed is up, further directions as to
their management will be forwarded at the
proper time. The seed bed may be used
for crop of asparagus or scakale after
the plants are removed, fas there will be
enough heat left for that purpose-Aper.
AgrieuLturist.
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w,o
there's abundant
1.-THE site o
in
ward thai
odwa to nd
gfomhee
M@ounRv to Ds
rof
the soil
Domains
;fveaor
five eann
in
tn
sh aan Of
wtht the aendW
ems nd atrchvp
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Fever and Agne

from which mankind suffer over
the globe, is the consequence of \ a.. Pm
in the system, induced by the pojso1o cvS'sd ae,
vegetable decay. This exhalation, 'i I, naSl5
the action Of solar heat on wet soil ~ Se'ei y
thewatery vapor from it. While tbs sI s.L rses vi
the horizon this vapor fingers near tSs n aeas
face, and the virus Is taken with II $50.
lungs into the blood. There II acts t,e
poison on the internal viscera and exr,ctl''a2
Of the body. The liver becomes torn;S .-S va
secrete not only this virus, but also ~ \. iaa
the blood. Both the virus and the bIs ~. .le M
in the circulation, and produce yiolsn, .li
tional disorder. The spleen, the kilnsr, 'Ias
stomach sympathize with the liver sIS a IN 1:
disordered also. Finally, the instinct J, OecaSs
ganism, as if in an attempt to expel ~ ~ u
infusion, concentrates the whole Blood ~ IL
in the internal excretories to force them -. ~
out. The blood leaves the surface, and - -
the central organs with congestive yiole,sa' - ,
is the CHILL. But in this effort itfails u
FEvER follows, in which the blood leave, u :
trail organs and ruShes to the surfles - )! =
another effort to expel the irritating po;so, -.
that other great exeretoy-the skin !, q
also il fails, and the system abandOns The -
exhausted, and waits for the recover N e..
to repeat the hopeless effort another dav ~
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER Ayn -
Such constitutional disorder viii Of courSr ~
mine the health If it is not removed. --
We have labored to find, and have fo1nl
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