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nTHE
CIR EAT WONDER,
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

BAfII, MAINE, Jan. 20, 1886.
GAYS The St Leuis (Slo.) Democrat: Below,
~ we publish letter to DR. Wood Of this city
from gentlemen in Maine, which speaks glow
ingly OF the superior merits Of his hair tonic
Such evidence must have it's effect, when com.
ing from a reliable source. If certificates are
guarantees of truth tie Dr. needs no encom:-
ums, nor useless puffery from the press:
BALTIMORE Jan. %, 1858.
PRoF. o. J. WooD & Co. .:-Gcmtlewen: uav-
ing my attention called aSfew months since to
the highly beneficial effects Of yonr hair resto-
rative was induced to make application of it
upon my own hair which had become quite
gray. probably one-third white my whiskers
were Of the same character. Some three months
since procured bottle of your hair restpra
tive, and used soon found it was proving
what Ihad wished. I used it about twice a
week. have since procured another bottle
of which have used some. | can now certify
to the world that the gray or white hair has
totally disappeared, both on my head and face
nnd my lia,r has resumed il rainral color, and
| believe more soft ard glossy than it has been
before for twenty years. l am now sixty years
old my good wife at the age Of fifty.two, has
used it with same effect.
The above notice | deem due to you for
your valuable discovery. am assured that
whoever will rightly use, as per directions will
not have occasion to contradict nv statements
| am citizen of this city aud n resident here
for the last fifteen years, and am kLown to
nearly every one here aud adjoining town.
Any use you may make of the above, will, nv
name attached, is at your service, as wish to
preserve the beauties Of nature in others as well
as myself am, truly. yours,
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JOHN CORBETT,
PAINTER
Grainer, Marbler, Paper Hanger and
SIGN WRITER
Abbeville G. H., South Carolina.
SANF ORD,S
IVER INVIGORATGR
EEBILITATE.S

NEVER EEBlI.ITATES "
T is compounded entirely from Gu,rs, nr.l
has become al established fact. n known
nnd approved by nlII THAT have used il. and
Is now resortel t." ~ will! confidence in nil
the disehsea Tor winch a II Is recommended.
IL has cured ihoUs. ~ an'ls within the last
Two years who h"h~ given MP all hopes If
r'I'e'as the numerous ~ unsolicited certificates
II my P"ssessionl i>huw.
The dose must he n 3 I,lart..l io the t.rnr,r
a'ncnt "f the ihdIva.i = ual tnking il, and used
III such quantities rs toI,s act gently on The how
cls. Let the dictates 10 of your Indictment,
guide you in the usc IN of the Liver Inyirn :.
ralor' and lt viii eur-le Liver Complaints, Eli
lious attacks Dvsrrp y sin, Chronic. Darrh.a
Summer Complaints E iDvscntcrv, Drnr@y
Sour Stomach. Habit. iuai Cu.,iv.ncss. Cho,
ic. Cholera, Cholera Molhus. Cholera In.
funtum. Flntulence g. Jnun.lire. F.mal. I.
weaknesses. (as thous. ~ lands can tcstIfvl in
in twenty minutes ilt. two or ihr.r Teas.
poonfuls are taken at IL commencement of ut
tack. i'll
All who use it are. =, t.iviar their tes,imo-
ny in its favor
Mix Water in the Mouth with
The lnvisOratOr, and Swallow
both tOSetAlcr.
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8 A N F O DIS
FAMILY
EATHARTiC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FRDA

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and pnt ur in Glass
Eases Ar Tight, aud Will keep in nrv c rate.
1hc Family Cathnr the Pills is II pen l,
o"t active Cashait'clI lI which Iii" proprietor
hus used in his practise II more than twenty
years.
The constant in !" crensnp dem nd
from those who havetA long used the Pills
and the satisfaction a which all express in
regard to their use has induced mo to
place them within the reach Of all.
The Profession wcllS know lhn: different
G"thartics act Oh diff ~ fercnt portions of
the bowels. q
The family CatharticI.. Pill has. with due
reference to this well = established fnct been
compounded from va. - lriety Of the purcs:
Vcge q bl e Extracts. ~ which net alike on
every part OF the aii-I- lmentary canal, and
nre good and sa fe in all q! eases whcr, a Ca
thartic liz needed. sucE Is ms Derarcements of
the stomach, Sleep- mess. Pains in the
Back and Loins, Costiveness, Pain nn,l Sore
ness over the whole body, from sudden cold.
which frequently, if neglected. end in long
course OF Fever. Loss of Appetite. Creeping
Sensation of Cold over the body, Restessness.
Headache. or weight in the Head, all Inflamma-
tory Diseases, Worms in Children or Adults,
Rheumatism, great Purifier of the Blood and
many diseases to which flesh is heir, too nu-
nierous to mention in this advertisements
Dose, to g.
PRICE DIMES.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic
Pills are retaled by Druggist generally. and
sold Wholesale BY the Trade in large towns
s. T. W. SANFORD, III. D.
Manufacturer aud Proprietor.
335 Broadway. New York.
Also sold by
JoRDAN d MoLAuCnLIN, Abbeville.
BRAScH, ALLEN d lDwARDs, Abbeville.
April Is. 1859. 5U-l2m
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MOORE & QUA1FE

lave IN store hy lar the best stock of DOMES.
TIC GOODS they have offered:
BLEACiiED aud BROWN SHIRTINGS
BI.EACIlED and BROWN SIEErINGS,
Hi.EACHED and BROWN LINEN TABLE
itiMASK. very ln"gc stock of kERSEYS and
BLANKETS. n good stock Of line BED BLAN-
kElS. DOILEiS and NAPKINS. JAMES,
WEEDS. SATINErS and CLUTIlS-nli
prices; WHITE and STAPLE OSNABURGS.
We know We can fill your orders in this way
il you will come aud examine. We " i'll take
pleasure in showing any through our stock
who wunt goods in this or any other depart.
ment. Our stock of CROCKERY and GLASS
WARE is very lnrgc. Come and sec it if you
want ANYTHING in lint WAY
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NEW ; CARPET STORE.

JAMES G. BAlLIE Il BROTHER, direct
Retail DeniersI ID all fint5 6f.fEigfi5h aid
american Carpeting, Rugs, Floor OH Cloths.
ssss 0 SS.hi asSns. sS,s R..1s tass and
tings. Brushes. DC, DC. a full line English Vel.
vet Carpetiug. new designs and rich coor4s A
full line BtasielA Girbstihe. sihhfasfaa all the
newest and best patterns made. A full stock
Of Oil Cloths in Englistss ss.and American-well
seasoned: E,aEtiage oAGlot! md remnants Of
fine OH Cloths cold low to Carriage Makers.
A good stoeksef 8 phys and Ingraina, rich col.
ors, sil Of which We are ToffeffHg as She Bwest
malkeeprices Carpets made up if reou;red
Patronage respectfully Solicited A tborai
discount made 70 the furnishing of Churches:
JAS. G.o BAILfB q Bisos.s a6J. Bfoad.sL.
2d Honse above Bank of Apgusta, Gus :
Mas. Jas 9. BAiLlE, 2s4 King ST, Chstteston;s g. G.
q Tao. MIA ~
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MOORE & OTJATFE

Would invite the ladies to examine their stock
It CLOTH, CASHMERE AND VELVET
CIOAkS and SIIAWLS. MS we have very
large stock of these goods now in store. We
hnv" good assortment Of Misses anil Indies
FLATS and BUNNErS, HOOP SKIRTS in
every quantity and all prices
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MOORE g. GIAIF

Have now in store the best stock of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS ever shown in our town in
MERiNOS. DeLANES, CHALLIES. CASSI-
MERES and SILKS. nll grades and n gond
stock Of BLACK SILKS. Indies would DO well
to examine before getting their supplies.
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MOORE & QUAIFE,
MOORE g. OUAIFE

Have now in sIor" very large stock ofREADY
MADE CLOTHING, Hats and Caps. We have
the Seamless Clothing, that we will warrant
not to rip. If you want anything in this way
come and see before you buy elsewhere, as we
promise to save your money in this department
and sell you goud goods.
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MOORE a. QUAIFF,
Would jusL here mention ,.,at their terms and
why Of doing business nrc the same as hereto
fore: we intend to stand TO the cash system,
we like it better every day. and VIC think tn.
public do also, Judging from the increase of our
sales.
MOORE & QUAIFE.
Sept 80 1850, 22-tf
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Photographic and Fine Art Gallery. 10 Main st.
Columbia, S. C.
Sept 80. lso3-lam
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a. z. KAEMOMD.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRopEssoR Woop-Dcor Sir: Having had the
misfortune 10 lose the best portion Of! my hair
from the effects Of the yellow fever In New
ORLEANS in 1854, was induced 70 make
trial Of your pre- eParstion, and found it to an.
swer as th@Sery thing needed. Ny hair ia
now thick and glossy, end no words can express
my obligations 10 you in giving to the afflicted
sueh treasure. -
FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned. Rev. J. X. Bragg. is a min.
ister in regular standing. and pastor of the
Orthodox Church ut Brookficld, Mass. He is
a gentleman Of great influence mud universally
below ed % 40 1880 u c's33 sE1S ..
VIM. DYER,
BRooKYIEED; January IA, 1859
PRooEssoR Woop--.Dsar Sir: Having made
trial Of your Hair Resterative. it gives me
pleasure to say, that its effect has >been excel
lent in remaviag inflammation. dandruff and. q
constant tendency to itchiag with which I have
been trapblsd from my chi{ {1hooJ: and has also
restored myshsir, which ws bssolnlng gray,
TO its original color hays usedso other ar
ticIs with anything like tho asu,e pleasure Or
ri. ss..assss. is%s s sspp il Ss..i.. sss.
vlz;.latge. medium sud small :tgs small holds
holds sst Fsaas IvaSig sPscz zsul isorsin pro,
potion than the, small retailE for two sdollars
's bouissS Shs faTgs ssqiafs 20 pss Gent.
more ID proportiop GEa fstailI fSrg ID ! bottle.
l-st0. J.4M36DS Coz sRFoprist Ana Broad.
wsysi iNsw York s'aha I ~ Aissfes 81. se Ionis,
,sAsd.o,dS " ~ good ,pfogsi.,. and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ~saatss sss sp:rAs saassg5 :"
Nov. 10 1859. shs. 's fsst ~ - :
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Mix Water in the Mouth with
the 1nvigOratOr, and swallow
both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

The following bit OF romance in the life of It,
Maury is related by Mr.. Willis in last weeks
Home Journal:
In the early days of his professional career.
the present Commander was q midshipmau on
board one nj the sloops of war sent to cruise in
the Pacific. The duty being mainly to give au-
narrative countennnce to the merchant vessels
IN those seas, much Of their time of course, was
passed in the anchorage Of tho different islands;
and Maury having alwaysa taste for languages,
had employed his many -an-idle hour ms coxswain
"i the raShore boat. in mastering the dialects of
the natives. So successful had he been in this
volunteer study that he became ut last, the regu-
lar interpreter, and the main channel of com
muncation between the Commodore and the petty
sovereisns of the islands
The thing he most struggled with, in those
days, was n constitutional bashfnlness and he
was not little 1abbergasted, therefore when he
was summoned to the quarterback one bright
morningto interpret between tho Commander aud
young Owhyhec princess, the favorite daughter
of the Chief of the Island where they were anchor
ed. She hadswum Oft to the ship and climbed IN
the side. and now stood in all her tropical flores
cence, an exqusitely developed young woman of
sixteen, drarcd mainly in her flowing tresses
and her unconscious modesty, and gestculating
in the most lively manner, to the very great
admiration Of the officers and crew. She had
evidently message Of importance to communi-
cate.
"ObMient to the summons, Of course the
gold-aced capot the young interpreter mildly
made its appearance; and he proceeded TO open
communication with the fair Undine-g getting
side intmaton from the officers audicnced ab ut
on the gnn-carriages and PORTFOLIOS. that the
dialogue of inquiry should be prolongucd Us far
osp,,ssbe.
"He was not long in learning her crrnnd-but
how. with his bashfulness, to translate it to the
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asa lks - elIlis< - sssss - - via their
I,aeks n 4 -. 'fhe efcef and hs hag-en'ei-
one psszesrsF hsi Ne esnyeFzssion Ill 10 them
rslsps, 80 be rs basily eositaiing . %: eas'-
II hnek-H5<Ior af his mind. b. b shseia psnsse
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8 sI,s beash waxing To her ksslson arrid at
che sand. with celebrity In which he could IN no
way ACCOUNT Was she angry Was there a
probability Of his being diremb,weled and burnt,
ifhe should try N overake and exPla'nT lie
oneluded IIAf II Was sert IN the Whole, 10 carry
out the casnnsodere's policy; and, By following
pacify ne faba 81, leaving the bon dawn up
90 the b~ssh, he TOOK his way aloue to the chiefs
bunrnlow = 8 III ~ #Iz& & e8MA95@
Il was some little distance inland and. On arri-
Wing, he fous,d hswsA kesnsidsfshsy sxpeesed-
These WIS every arpearance 1t preparst'en Tor a
fes.isity. tho tablss spread for rnyal banqret'
and the fruits and drinks In abundant pndlgaity.
The chiefs were already in state Of excitement.
which pretended all explanation or modification OF
pians There was nothing 10 do but to yield To
circumstances. lie must marry Ia In owhyhee
and sbel TO keep tho peace and protect the COM
mcrce Of the nation.
.srhe dslays were apparently inconsiderahle -
In very short time, the runaway bride appear
e. dressed in all manner " Pacific ornaments,
and attended by her mother and bevy oil sis
ter i>lan,iresses. The C0mmodore was either not
.xnected, or not missed; the ceremony was
performed Tor what there was Of it, with only
nalive witnesses, and ''things projected rs
usual"
"For the remaining Winter months. the sl"op
was anchored at tho same is!and, nu'! Prince
Maury, Of course, had nice opportunity to be-
come acquainted with the manners and customs
Ills unprecedented papa proved very rentiemnn'
ly. and as long as he stayed, he was most nffec-
tionately treated His subsequent half century,
M the world Of science knows, has been devoted
to natures more universal unexpectedness
charm Of this first son, acting, perhaps. " IN
initiative cbarm--but whether 70 or not. the
Owhyhee romance. as n prelude to avery di st'n-
guished mans lifelong pursuits is well worth
for his hiogrnpher."
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SALE or VALUA1L7 Property

- vrue o. &C., q sne os s court Of Roanoke
therein pending between MargaFct Williams Pinini6 yud s
heirs Of VIM O. Williams, decd Dsfsudsis the under.ic,
who appointed Commss0ner for that lrpose viii
for sale 10 the hieest her on MONDAY the I'm sy r m
1852 a being Court day) that valuable por,v
the following day, (0etsbsr isth number Of yn da
sunplSe LOTS sdjoining Resnoie Colegr, and 90 Acres
TIE AAmercsa Hosls hloeated IN the centre Of the Inns,
nessporon q The town d eaem, and web kept as pu,J
Lots VII contain Dm ~ an se 20 three acres are VERY
conveniently located 41he Wood Land lies about two p
from SALEM and b salaabs ons woods besidcs
portions suitable for cultiyation. "S
The terms Of sale, will be credit II and Is month. r
cept small sufficient defrny the exenscs of .
The purchaser will be reuired give bond With approved ~
curn und Inc title VIII DO retained until the p0rchase money
Is paid J.SE G. BROWN
Sept IL claW3W Commissioner
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son Co. lilo.

Sale Of Tavern Property At Nelson Co. Ito.
- THAT desirable TAVERN STAND In LOyINGSrON
NIL known rs the eCESTnAL HorRI," Is privately hi
the 18th Monday In SEPTEMBER. when will he so publicly or
rented out. Terms liberal The business men i,
called TO this property. Apply 10 VIM jones' I've R,r
Warehouse, or Ro Whitehead. Low hgson ang et26sem
BY G. X. PHELPS, AucrroxrrR.
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22os Bags Rio and 227 Bags Lagayra Coffee


WE shall sell "WEDNESDAY, 14th inst Warehouse
w the Bnsln commencing mt II, NJ, Immediately a
ter Messr Dunlop Moncure Goa sale Of Sugar The baanc
of the Winffed's cargo, consisting of
y1US bags Rio Coffee, CHANG
very prime quality and In double ha imported ur dr,c,
from lilo dc Janeo and selected expressly for this market
Also,
2sT bags Lnguyra Coffee strictly prime.
TERMS -rnder sloo, CASH 500, on months credit for
approved paper. CkENSHAW a Co
sept 6dtlisent Ancfionenrs
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| Mr.. Editor: H41p< ArmtsfeAd tet bere VIE
twenty Eve rnsn lsee q Ne ssenng OF the - ~
slant. for the lagoon, fifteen miles below fhls tort
| the headquarters Of The Mohsvs Indians: Lieu
tenant Asrsbel 49, difecfed % follow with re-
nforccmenf ~ tWentyAve men sefty the next NOR
ming by the main trail Major Armistead succee
ded in gsinieg - head al the le9aaa by circuI'
tous route. unonservsd by ne isd'ens, during the
cover Of nafnss
At aooht six O'Clock on the moroing OF the 10Th,
he the reeonnoifer down the lett bsnk OF
tho lagoon. the trails leading Gown snovrd neavy
signF 81 Indians, he had not pfoceeoed more tnan
o quarter OF mile when three ind'aes were esp'eo
on the opposite side of the lagoon planning pcnhs
three mon arAwled up 70 the bsnk ana nfea "pon
them and killed one. The others ned ana gave the
ycii. which SOM the whoie country apooe sce"c"
to rsverbernte.
Aher processing ab'ut naii NIL" fo,.hef'
through heavy tnickeE ~ arrow "o"o' '"s muir
thought II prudent to return to tue hcah OF the 10
COON, As the Indians apparently were gi'ner'ng W
large force. llere. at the head OF the lagoon, on
the right bank. no took ~ r's'ton' tho men deploy
ed IN groups ut fonr eheh' ~ ABOUT twenty panes
interval. occupying the right gro"nds on the edge
OF tho lagoon. The lagoon berei ABOUT twenty-five
yards wide.
On the Opposite side III inc lagoon from TINS po
s'tiou - n den'e thlcket oil arrow w"od; along te
bank oil the lagoon. lew scattering c"e"h """".
10 the rchr OF the p"si,"' anu Close up grove
oi mesquite. tho gr"'nd i'h ana eirnr "h"efhea'"'
llere theyawaited the INDIANS. wh'ch was h"t more
than twenty minutes "he" 'hey commenced 70
snow themselves ~ large '"rees Ndrranno'"s 'he
position ana closing :" o" an s'"es' "'th, Shor.
range "i inc w"'ca ~efe Soon o''uS"'
into pay WIN ae"aiy enoc''
MAJOR hrm'sseao 'nas '"ngh' 'hem i:r tnrce-
quarters Oh a." honr' against Overwhelming mum
pers' whieh were increase" every h'o'"ant ny '"e
arrival OF 'fesn warr"fs 'ro'' Tue more "'s'as pm
when Lieut.Marshh'' arrived WIN the r'iniofce-
memt OF twenty-five men.
mo ina'"ns' .hoagn ,"r'eo 10 re'rea'' werc NOV
pea'en' 'heV so"n r"'''sa ana 'e."rneu W tne hS"
hftack'hg tue party u. iic"t. ""rSha'' WIN great
Pertihno'ty; this commune" 'or Some u" of h'een
minutes "hcn ne was ordered u iaii back fe-eroSs
inc hgoon' M" lake p'"'t'o" '"c'ng W tue 'e"'
phraiie' 10 the nrst parry ny tne ihoitns were
showing disposition u the position on al
SIDES nt tho same Tune
NOT nH'hg ms h'en"uvre, 'ney Withdrew mem
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