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NORE TO BE ADAIRED TINY TIE
H HEST dad Il VI


MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN LHE
RIG HEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmperOrs.
What! why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
DECAUsE 1t Is the ornament God Himself preceded for all
our race Header an'g:h @ e nay y ono0 ever %
teeth be those Of pearls if the head ref Of its covering,
the hair be narled and hrveled harsh and Dry st
phnkled with gray will lose half her charms. Prof
Weeds Hair Restorative II used tive three tines week. viii
and permanently ALL such eEnsment Read
the following Judge. The writer Is the celebrated Pianist
7Aa1srg:
Dear Sr-Perztn to express you the obligations
Of my hair its original eOOr
becoming gray, upon the application your "E Restor
tive recovered its original hue consider sour Restorative
very wonderful invention quite eieacous we'll
3. TaALBERs.
'sDryeh ar Gwyliedyct"
Welsh Newspaper Office, Is Nassau St, April IL. 1853.
PRsE o. J. WooD: DsGr Si-Some month six weeks age
received bottle OF Hair Restorative and it wife,
who concluded try her hair little thinking the time
that would the gray hair to its original color but to her
turning all the gray hairs brown,
at the same tne bauyng and theksnins hs hair strongly
recommend the shove Restorative to all persons 10 want Of such
change Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
INV YosK, July Is, ls57
PRoE o. J. wees: VIA esahdence do recommend your
Hair Restorative as being the most ecaeous article ever
Since using your Hair Restorative hair and WHISPERS which
almost gradually growz and feel
confident that few more applications will restore them
natural color relieved Of all dandruG and
pleasant itching 50 common among persons who PP.f JSsy
PRsF. WssBAbout years hair commenced falling
"a and turning gray ss ssi T S 0 S 1oar Ro s
tive January last few applications fastened my hair firmly
sck Al this tine it Is fully original color
Eeah Appearance chuy recommend Is use @ all
Chicago, H.. May :, 1851. J. d. HOEs.
The Restorative Is put IN in battles Of VIZ large
dum small the snail holds pint and rets ior one
i nrooption IN "A ne na etalls dollars per bote
large quart per cent mere IN proportions and
Q. = WooS2oo, Prsprsssrs SIS Broadway, Ne. York a
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BRYAN,S
p u l. MIC AFER

The moot certain Gad speedy remedy disc01ered for al
DoeGsesof the Chest md Lungs, Coughs Colds, Ash-
a9G, COnsuRleiO Bronchitis, LnflenSa,
HoarssRess, Difficult BREATHING, Sore
ThrOH, DO, de-, DO
THESE WATERS give the instantaneous perfect re
Lief and when perseyeed with according directions never fail
to eject rapid lasting Thousands have
to perfect health who have tried other in To all
classes and ali cousutions ey equally blessing
need despair matter how long the disease may have
existed, however be provided the organic
ture Of the vital organsi hopeessy decyed Every one
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
VocALsTs AND PUBLIC SFzAKERs Waters peculiarly
vauab they will Gay the occasiona
hOarseness their regular for days WILL all times
the power ana hexby voice. greatly improving
its compass cearnes for which purpose they are
ulaEly used by many professional vocalss
JOB NOSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N Y
Price 25 cents per box For sale by
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GaIIat1n RaceS---SpTing Of 1859.
- -
MATCH RACE fer Three Thousand Dollars side four piIs
Nh heats; to 81 the first Thursday June 1889
Guild Blythe HaWaths, by Albion dam BY Wase1er
Eli OdOm names, Mary Wylie, by Albion dsm by Sovereign
STAKES WEEK IN yusE, 1853
Ne l. Stakes for all ages. Two heats Two hundred
dollars entrance hundred dollars forfeit Three or nerr h
a
No g. Stake for untred three eds Mile heats One
hundred dollars entrance fly dollars forfeit Three or mora h
maze
for three year olds Mile heats One hundred
dy dollars entrance fifty dollars forfeit Three or MGR. ta
make
for all ages Mile heats hundred delars
fifty dollars forfeit Three Ia maze acn
All the above staEest1 close the lst Of March, 1852
All entries be addressed to the Secretary OF the oan
Race Course, accompanied with security for forfeit
dec4-triwtllnrhl A. BARNES, Proprietor
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Georgia
CT WOOD EDDY & CO., Atlanta. sGeorgia-
or WOOD, EDDY a co.. Wilmington, 1slA-

l list Of the numbers drawn from ts Ehesi, vita
the amount prize that each Is snd b, viii be pus
liked aer very drawing, In the following papsAr
Gal COusttutionais. New Orleans Det Mobile Rese-
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlantis Integsncsr
New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch, Padding ss) Claon and
Little Rock lArk } True Democrat.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATEs Plssss
Enclose the money n address for the Tickets 0rre
receipt Of which they VII Be forwarded b. hst nail Purchasers
have tickets ending in fgurs they nay designate.
Tbs List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes viii b pur
ohABers Immediately after tie drawing
IT ? Purchasers will please Wrs tneir Egnatures psin And
give their Post Ofice, County and State.
Rssmber that every PriaS is drawn and payAblsIn h
without deduction
p All prizs Of 900 ard under, paid Immediately ar
the dFsWngoher przgs at the usual time Of tiry dayA
All communications strictly confidential.
s,rlars for frre eta Carfar ahaafn
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NTOTICEs---Taken Gp and put In jail IN TszsEei a
~ ClabOurne county, Tsnneee aesro boy o. ysllos
oIor about IS years old, weight about o5 POUNDS Shout
fsst iners high - JONES' belongs 10
man IN the State Georgia. Wkersou comfy TIE Sner gill
conc and prove aid boy pay eharEs and taks h uL
". ". GREKn, sherd
sS o-W4t-prs g. and JAilor Of Gibbons county
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Prof. HaSkeII's Electro Oil.--A supply Of thi
wonderful Medicine fer the Of Rheumatism Deafness
COrns and all diseases Headaches and Pains
received by EWIN PENDLET0N co. and by JOG BROWN,
Nashville Tennessee where it be obtained. The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately See advertisement in
another column.
PROP. HAsKELThe following testimony in favor DR..
Haskels Electric Oil is furnished for publication.
PROF. HAsKELL.-Dear Sir feel it to my duty inform
the pubic, through what wonderful Electric O
done for nay family. My wife has been alarmngy troubled with
the falling Of ths womb and pains in the back and breast
bought bottle of Oil yesterday, and day she is entirely
free pain, and sends her
prosperity have had rheumatic pain in my shoulders and
for long time and in minutes from the time applied
your OIL the pain all gone. 1t is truly wonderful reIned
for all pains, such have been suffering with and cheerful
give this testimonial Of its effects.
G. I. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before this day. 9th of July
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
Such testimony tells or true tale worth columns Of sde
certificates all over the land, and great way of.
Try suffering and afflicted See sdyetsementin other
column. arId&wiy
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Tried other Kinds in Vain..-worms the most
parle stomach that it impossible reach
them mlel they the slime mRcus with mercu-
rails an! the remedies B. A. Fahnstock Vermifuge
" the mueus and laying bare the WORMS expes
without injury patient 1t surpassed as an
If
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SPARTA ACADEmY LOTTERY.


WOOD EDDY a co., Managers,
Successors to S Seas 4 co.
The following scheme viii be drawn b. ooD EDpr 4 ca
Managers Of tie sparta Academy Lottery Of ther sIne
Nnmber Lotteries for January. 1859, st AUGUSTA GEO
public, under the suPeT1isndsnee Of Commissioners.
Class 1 draws On
Saturday, January A, 1889.
Class draws ON
Saturday, January =, 1859.
Glass draws ON
Saturday, January ), 1889.
Glass draws on
saturday, January ~, 1889.
Glass B draws on
Saturday, January 10, 1889.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
1--WE rEUvsAND HUNDRED AND EIBHrY-EIvR rRrznl
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent Schemel
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ATcncner Wanted

A Teacher Wanted
FVNo take charge Of the Dover Male Academy Dover, Ten
The ensuing commence, the first Mon
day In February 1889 gentleman who teach all the higher
branches and who we'll recommended is wanted
and other need apply. with family preferred
Address JudsOn Horn, PrssdeEt Dover, TSnnssseS.
dec7-wd
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DTRECT0RY.

uyFNNEsSEE Division, CO Temperance
~ Saturday night Temperance Hall 53absye Cslege
street near the square A NEL ssST
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Daniel Tucker and others Rebeera Wilson and others.
NY decree county court Davidson county
above cause the Decemher term, vii ole for sale as
Nashville, Saturday January. - leS9 he
feonz negroes Arthur and 5ap aged 60 yeagI; Polly
Ned IS years, Amanda aged . years.
Terms--sIuO will Be required 10 cash and he hGia1os
credit Of months With good seclFJy required.
dsce9-td prs Zee $40 r CnEATHAMo IN
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IRENroN, n J., December I'D 1854.
Messrs. A FAHNEsTOCK CO.-Geltlemen: On Thursday
last six Of vial of B. A. Pahnestocks
Feruiuge, and in hours after taking he
of which fifteen inches length.
slider it the medicine in have other
kinds without eject. recommend Fahnestocks
and safest that 1 know Of JOHN HAYES.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
country merchants throughout the United States and&wlm
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SEWING MACHINES.
lust received, and a few on hand.
Sewing Machines, SIS
Sewing Machines, $50
Sewing Machines, Ss5
Sewing Machines, $50
Sewing Machines, S35
Sewing Machines, $40
Sewing Machines, $50
Sewing Machines, 500
Sewing RTachinGss SIS
On Union Street, Nashville Tennessee
jans-u p FLEMING 4 co.
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John Gsult, from Louisville.
MinnetOnkA, from Padueah.
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,vantine Flour. Bran, Meal &C., from Rock Cit
anIIs will and an Order Box at the Post Office and at W.
Gordon 4 Co 5 warehouse where the calls four tine
each day. ldec Il .. BAOAAh Co.
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.
r E M O V E d .

w E take this opportunity of informing our
w PATRONS and FRIENDS that we have
bought out the interest of Messrs. SIBLEY l.
USHER, of this Town. and have removed to
the Store formerly occupied by them.
We return our sincere thanks to the Planters
generally for the liberal patronage always be-
slowed upon us, aud will endeavor to continue
to merit the same.
When we shall have the pleasure of greeting
our old Friends and Patrons at our new loca.
tion. they will find us fully supplied with the
following articles:
Superior Java, Lagnyra and Rio COFFEES:
Stuart's A. Is. G. Powdered l. Crushed SU.
CARS;
Golden SYRUP;
Orleans and West India MOLASSES:
English Dairy CHEESE;
No. l,2. 8, Kits aud Barrels, MACKEREL:
Heavy Gunny BAGGING;
Bale ROPE and TWINE;
Canvassed HAMS;
Tennessee and Baltimore BACON;
OSNABURGS, STRIPES. SHIRTINGS;
BLANKETS and PLAINS;
Negro HATS. BPOGANS and BOOTS;
Oils. TurPentine Glass and Whitehead;
TOBACCO, Indigo, Ma'lder and Spices;
Every description of IRON and STEEL &c.
We have made arrangements with the most
celebrated Distillers on the Continent to sup
ply us the BEST and MOST CHOICE
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l,,s'?,j1 SOUTH: i. CAROLINA,

1,, SOUTH. CAROLINA,
Ad6e0ille District-Gtat;on
BIZ WILLIAM HILL, Eco, ord;n..u -, A.,
vile District: hary OF Abbe.
VVHEREAs. willston W. Fr.1k,;, -.
tion oo sIPpl,ed to me for Letter. Of Admn.sr...
T,ghts and credits Of Robt. Smith. ists oSehs
District aforesaid deceased. '"'s " the
u iaese are, therefore, TO cite aud admonisb al,
aaa singular: the kindred and creditors of the
ss ss,o deceased, to be md appear bsforss,me A.
FaRE next ordinary's Court Of die said Di.tr;ot @ -
20 en DC holden at Abbeville Court House on the
aith ;n day Of March next, TO show cause
be granted. '"'"'' no'
a'yen under my hand and seal, this eighteenth
day Of February. in the year ofosi Ford:
one tl9nsaud eight huhdred and fiftysa;ne
snss. sns A'h' SD year Of American Ins;psSd
Feb. e.. 1859 Is:st
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ALMOST EVERYBODY HAS HEARD OF
"Wood's Hair Restorative That the word
Restorative" in'this case, is no misnoroer. we
have the testimony of indiv iduals whose eleva.
ted position in the country. as we'll as their ac.
knowledged and honorable character a,
gentlemen. render whatever they publicly as.
sert in the last degree reliable. Several of
these have tested, personally the hair prepare.
ton we are now speaking Of and certify to ,ts
amazing efficacy IN the most public man ner as
possible. Their certificates can be seen at the
proPrietor's Depot, 8i2 Broadway, New York,
and once seen and properly appreciated, we
haye no hesitation in saying they will impress q
conviction on the most sfeptical mind. Wood
Hair Restorative is, doubtless, the bes article
OF its kind ever yet produced.
1t does not dye, but gives life, health and
beauty TO the decay,ng. falling and dead. re-.
storing. as ifby magis. that which was snppo
SEQ to be irreeoverably lost Heads neariy
bald, and Others nearly white, are daily being
changed 70 their pristine beauty, and fac es
covered with pimples are rendered AZ smooth
% 40 ,nfants. and blushing as rose. ali bv the
u:ssof Prof Woods Hair Kestorati,s. For sale
a. il4 Market street. and by al good Drug,
II
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Rafnss. and Oils. a. r:in
wv haysjeft nsseived ssiqt II PUAR
vs.si.b' %AsF Hs'sE :. sk.sI, .S'sss s;s.o ON
r't ~ JoNnAN d MofAUCHLaN.
& of =. No. 8, Granite Rage.
III sserfJsx A
9Uf y: ~ , ...l7.r l.l..P&I
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Joy to the A d m re RS Of
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk of beauty, it cannot exist without inc
head Of hair. then read the following, and if
ask more, see circular around each bottle, and
no one can doubt.
DrOfcssor Woods Hair RestOra.
Il Twelve call the attention of all, old
and young, to this wonderful preparation.
which turns back TO its original color, gray
hnir-covers the head of the bald with luxu.
RANT growth--renoves the dandrutf, itching,
and oil cutnnecus eruptions-causes contin.
ual flow Of the natural fluids and hence, if
used regular dressing for the hair will
preserve its color, and keep it from FILLING to
extreme old age, in all its natu oil beauty. We
call then upon the bald, the grey. or diseased
not. as they value the flowing locks, or the
witching curl, ever he without it. It's prai.o
is upon the tongue ofthousands.
The Agent for Prof. Woods Hair Restora-
tive in New Haven. received the following lat
ter in regard to the Restorative, few weeks
since:
DEEP RIVER, CoSSu July 20, 1856.
Mr. Leavenworth-Sir have been trou-
blcd with dandruff or scurf on my head for
more than year, my hair began to come ont,
scurf and hair together. l saw in q New Ha-
ven paper about" Woods Hair Restorative"
as q cure, I called at your store OH the lst of
April last. and purchased one hottie te try it,
and found to my satisfaction it was the thing.
1t removed the scnrf and new hair began to
grow it is now two or three inchessin length
,rhere 1t Das all of. have great faith in it. I
wish YOU to send me two bottles more b, Mr.
Of the kind is used in this place. you may have
a market for many bottles after it is known
here.
Yours with respect RUFUS PRATT.
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THE; SOUTHERN GUARDIAN.
IS PUBLISHED AT
Columbia, South Carolina.
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ia willing to sustain the Democratic Party when
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9. 1866.

PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restora.
tive is proving itself beneficial to me. The
front, and also the back part Of my head al
most lost its covering-in fact bald. have
used but two half pint bottles of your Restors.
tive, and now the top of my head is we'll stud
ded with promising crop of young hair and
the front is also receiving it's benefit have
tried other preparations without any benefit
whatever. I think from my own personal re-
comn,endation, l can induce many others ~
try it
Yours respectfully.
D. r. THOMAS. NJ. D.
No AGA VIM atr~>S
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Adbeu;lle Distr;ct-Gtot;o,

AdbeUiHe Citation,
By WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary of Alb
beYille District:
WHEREAS. John H. Wilson has applied to
" me for Letters Of Admin istration, on all
and singular the goods and chattles rights and
credits Of DR.. j. Togno late Of the District
aforesaid, decd.
These are. therefore. to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of sad
deceased. to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to
he holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
fifth day Of March next, to show
cause if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this seven.
teenth day Of February, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ff-
ty.nine and in the eighty second year of
American Independence.
w. HILL, DAD.
Feb. "a. 1859. 43 Ct
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Notice-
Administrators Notice.

"A IL persons who are indebted, either by
"A Note or Account, to John Robinson decd
or to the undersigned, for purchases made at the
sale OF the personal property Of said deceased,
are requested 10 make immediate payment And
all persons having demands against said Estate
VIII present them for payment 10 the Admins.
traitor, properly attestcd.
The attention Of all interested is specia,lvv
and particularly invited to this notice, as it is
the last that will be given.
Jan. 26, 1859 al q;
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D. r. THOMAS, NJ. D.
No. 464 Vine strest.
VIScESSEs, a.. dune %, 1853.

VIScEHNEs, a.. dune %, 1853.
PROF. O.J. WOOD: AS you are about 70
manufacture and vend your recently discover
ed Hair Restorative, will state, f1r whomso-
ever it may concern, that have used it and
known others to use it-that, have for seve-
raj yenrs, been in the habit of using other Hair
Rest,sa.ve Res or tive h and th.sd & find yours vastly sups.
the head of daudruff, and with one months
proper use will restore any persons hair 70
the original youthful color and texture; giving
it healthy, soft and glossy appeasapce |; and
all this, without dscolofing the hands that ap-
ply it. or the dress ON which it drops. Iwopld
therefore, recommend its use to avery ono de-
sirous of having flne color and texture to
hair. Respectfully yonrs,
WILSON KING.
o. WOOD & CO., Proprietora, sI2 Bread.
way. N. Y, lin the great N. Y. Wire RaiiinR
Fstablishrient,) aud ia Market street, IS
Louis, Mo.
Ard sold by,sll good Druggists.
Jan. II, 1859. 80 eow-ly.
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BRANDS OF LIQUORS,

That can be produced. Our future aim and in.
ten,ions will be to keep unimpaired our long
established reputation for keeping the FINEST
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burg. Our large number of customers for
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fine Saddles, warranted for durability and easy
riding. Also, American and English Housings,
Buggy and Wagon Harness. Brides, Curb and
Snaflle Bits, Whips. &C.. DC.
ii. d n. L. SOLOMON.
Hamburg. jan. s, 1859. 3s If