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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03
By E. B. Cook, Auct'

----,------ q COOK, Auctionser.
RkLLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Ipst;tu.
son which has been in Successful operation or
'he 1857 gre years. IS situated on '''
C8URCH HILL, RIG lNOND. VA
IN cenghtfui airy position and il f1fnjshsd with
every convenience conducive to tbe rnr,fort IS -
tsuis ana the successful treatment OF fiseas. ~
III mas iately undergone extensive fanars voor,.
hsie neon n'Cely furnished suitable to the accom-
nioosuon q gentlemen who may find il inconya
n,eht 10 be treated at their private Iodpinos
Particular attention will be pa;d 10 tn j,,,.,
'sGTds, which are peculiarly oommodious
TEENS:
tfHgGbtc on TIE rgasGca!0f tn. Patiently
Mnlte patients. For week..-....-............se
CDlored do. % ,s
Private Rooms - AZ 70 S,s
- City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are krocn 10
one Of the Physicians CT the Hospital
This includes ali charges for Board Medical atte,a
ance, NurSius sn3 Medicine. BY an arrangement
with the inlrIuary of the Medical College q small
additional Zee ranging from So to $50 wiz be cherc.
ed for Sur glcal Cases. The particular sum NAV be
ascertained beforehand by application to one Of the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient receiy ed for less than 8 week
TIE undersigned will give their persona, atteu,
.ioD to all patients placed in their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON M. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and sth
THOMAS POLLARD. II. D,
Basement of the Powhatan House
q. a. CRENSEAW. il. D.
shA'h st. H'1 VIZ aao' " s:'f PAB REP M hq p
Law Building, Franklin street, next deor to stste
THOS. N. NIXON, NJ D. Resident Ph ysiciap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

DECEIVING per Roanoke this day
IL 2,aH pieces CAhabTics Jscouets, icroTis l. twns
and S&is. Mullins own importation
3 cases Mad Ter Prints
cases M0h ur De 5eiges
; Cases Comet jeans
- oaies Bro prilliDgs
~ bales = 1. $ and "A Brown shirt n
81 bales 4 .aYy Brown sheetings
ALSU-bed Tel iugs; Osuahurg ami Dclnestc
Pia1s aud st-iLes Dehias Extra and %, uble Wild. b
BIuwu and BieAcht sheetmgs; Cloths; Cashmere;
Nyst.nxs; Small ares, &c, which off+r 10 the
trade at a small &c rance.
Jal5 KENT, PAINE 4 co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

TWO FRAMED TfNEMENrs ON 2sp
- STREET AT AuCTI0V-wnl 10 sold npou
we hfeiAisea on THU i!oDsY, the 18th .astant i'm
feaiatriy after the raIo u the atove property NO
a, ehs inents Tie west side os I'd street and
near TO Dnval s,rejt each with six rooms be.idas
~ ana adapted bo:h for stores and dwrlings
~, r. o,s trout ~ feet .ach, and run back H. feet
10 I~AS-Cne fourth tsh. thu balance at 4 and
a. uon'hs i"r Negotiable notes, carrying interest
anu satisfactorily scared.
~ M JAMnS MfAfLOR & BON
WIZ the lot on Grace str e. ~
e"-tus j, NJ. +, 4 son.
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OPRlNG mi 0RTATIONS, 1859.
ARMsT iUNG, GATOR & co,
iMro8 rERs AND JoREEBs OF
hTbbDkS HILLi VERY, otEK GOODS, FRENCH
Fla 'WERS, kUCuE,
s'RAW I0SNEfS AND FLATS.
No. 137 Baltimore treet
Biveen G. a. les a I'd Hancyrrsis,
BATH MokE,
oflcr s..H.L u&tICALLED in the United states
la NARi 1T aud = = EAPNEtS. ia 2j-3m"
BEDFORD "ALUM AND IODIN
A. MASS -ThiS al ticie i. the only known rene
d for erc Jag p. r6,Tyut rars5' vi Scroia III ali
u 10 alost sTag, Il forms Dyspepsia; Pr0lapsus
a. al OF - kindf - N ctiOns; il is also SD'cs
T. ~ tae cure ia-s. Gravel, III sbe1os. LAYER
mp t!dts CArJi = DiarCho-t and all TsnJe0E
u -,'f~r UTc ali = containing ceTttc .tes OF sJnie
%. Uit A.s s=n1re practitioner, can be procured
81 Agents, HIJ a. ave the article fJr sale, put zap
in uiCe gia 4 b0gei, which eoltGia d quantity Ot
= ii '-s' elu gtlent TO gallons Of strong Alum
AID JdlLe Water
LAIDLEY ROBINSON,
ftiI and kraBsl lin streets,
JAI3-lm Agents for the Proprietors
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JACOB A. LEVY. 10 Main street deal
u er ia toreigs and Domestic Dry Goods. keegs
constantly on hand large And well seiacfsd ssosk
tai aSe. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

IOHN MORTON,
FLORIST. Head of Grace st
sH6CKoF tllJl. BiCHkoNN. VA.
.,RGE COLLECTIO OF
- .,GNE[lAS GREkN R0UsE PLANTS
k'Enp<suYNTAL TREES. ANE"@RKENs.
snRUgS AND 6RsPH VINES, az &c
..JTyN Tp' EF tTUH'E FIUHERS
+"' - T4NTfF7LLt ARRANGED.
80 All orders prcmFtiy attended ~,
e Orders iet' At JOHN W pANikS, under the
a''ranics'. Hall. On sti street, or, his oiiice on
', .rr--! ts live
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

C0NGissTosgR's 0fFIeE, /
Hanover Coart IL ouse
The undersigned has appointed the Sd day OF Re
bruary, 1850 for the purpose OF Tecei Ting prtd Of
Pieot DO Bosleiiiet, as required by the WITHIN d.
cree having claims against aid estate win present
them duly and legally aa hentoatsd. by t0oselcck
AN. VIM q WINSTON, Couir
Hanover Circuit Csmrf.
JAanAfy LIST, 1859. Ia4-swtaf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

VOAL OIL LAMPS-NeW and hand.
~ ,oTne Patterns OF Coal OH Lazaps. TO be had at
u. NAM s'' THos A HuLRLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

Ok HHDS. Prime to Choice New Crop
-sJ Orleans SUGAR: so bbis new crop Orleans
M0LAssES, for sale by un.n
EGGLEsT0N 4 FlfZ3sRALD,
. o, ow No Ia Pearl st.
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RUkAWAlS.

Room over Office Of Richmond Eitc AsAo. fgti5u
cGfntT Nam and llth streets. ID l3-Im
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What the Press Saw.

They have n magnificent assortment Of
Books, and have prepared themselves with in
Vulnerable elegant Gifts to be distributed amon,r
their "tr"ure Of friends and customers at
large. e."-BaH. SIN.
Not only may selection bo made of any
choice work, but with it the purchaser is xurc
to receive some article of Jewclrv, which in
many cases, proves quite valuabIc.-Uaiiy LIZ
ch0nye.
They make no promises that are performed
strictly t" the letter, and by thus pnmctualy
canceilinG their obligations, have gained the
entire confidence of not only our citizens, but
! country abroad.-EaH. I'oiyiot
~ young lady acquaintance OF ours purchas i
for 81 Book at this establishment, q few DAYS
since, and received l"uhlr.raSc.l fioM Watch
| rdl"'d NJ onc h""'ir@d doUnrx-LTppcr
The success which ali ends the Gift Boot,
| House of Mrssr~ II. J.. IIOYT d CO.. has no
preccdentS in the annals of Gift Enterprises
-iry"s
| Gail and see them, and our word for it., yo,
will not regret. your visit Dis"ai.h
All Orders should be nddr.sS..h ,o
IL. h. IIOHT Il CO.,
No. al Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
| March II, 1859 46 3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABBElILLE DISTRICT.
Office Co"rt Of Common Pleas and Gent Sessions.
n X. Butler H"' SURVIVOR Attachment.
VIM. b. Lloyd, McGowan rltif's Atty.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the nineteenth
" day Of November, eighteen hundred and
tiftv eight. file his declaration against the De-.
fcn,lan,, who. tit is saill is absent from and
without the limits Of this State and has neither
wife attorney known within the same, up
on whom copy Of said declaration might be.
served: It. is therefore ordered, that the said
Defendant j" appear and plead to the said dec
lara,ion. on or before the twentieth day Of
November eighteen hundred and ffty-nine.
otherwise final and absolute judgement " III
| then h.givrn anil awarded against him.
MATTHEW MuDONAID, &. &. u. a.
Clerks Office Nov. 10, 1858 3O.ly
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L.hp,n,ient Press, have established the follow
in. rates of Advertising to be charged III both
papers:
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

Henderson. Kirkland,
North IL Platt,
''"'''s"' a"1 oin%;s' s1"Fsr & Co., junction. &e'
TT appearing to my satisfaction that A. Will
l. son ila.lIrn, Abraham Slayer Elins Slayer :,
SpHarling N Brother, defendants in the above
stated case, reside beyond the limits et. hi.
State. On motion ofJ. G. Calhoun, Comp. Sol
ordered that the said defendants do nppear and
plead, answer or dcmur 10 said Bill of Com
plaini. within three months from the publica-
ti"n hereof or the same will be taken Pro
Contcsso, against them.
WI. II. PARKER, C.. E. A. d.
Commissioners Office,
Feb. u, 1865. 43 3m
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SwEARlNG.-'If ever wish had no ears,

SwEARlNG.-'If ever wish had no ears
it is when hear boy swearing. Who
made you? Who keeps you alive? Who
gave you tongue Who gave you speech'
Who clothes and feeds you! Who put u
soul in your body? Who sent his Son to
bo your Friend and Savior? Who opens
heaven for YOU? Whose earth do you live
on? Whose sky is over your head
Whose sun shines upon you Whose
Sabbath do YOU rest on? All the answers
will be, God. Is he not great and good
Should yon not love him, and thank him,
and mind him, and enjoy him.
Yet what does the swearer doa lie
takes Gods name in vain. lie uses it upon
tloushtless and wicked tong"e. Did
God forcsce there would bo swearers, and
did he make any law agant swearing
Yrs--'rhou shalt not take tho name Of the
Lord thy God in vain; for the Lord will not
hold him guillless that takcth his name Ill
vain that Is, God will hold him guilty who
takes his name in vain.
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tors Orders from other States must invariably
he accompanied with the Cash. ..tSa
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SOUTH CARLlNA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.

A. H. hSs's'' Vs' e' a. Bnl to set aside Judgment
Vim. B. Lloyd, ct al Injunction, ID
UT appesringto my satisfaction that VIM. B.
i Lloyd, Albert Gilbert and Thomas s. Hay :
don defsndspts in the Above. stated case, reside
beyond the limits of this State. On mbtion Of
-fsndaats- do appear and plead, answer or de-
mur;to ssid Bin Of Complsint within. three
m6ntbs, from Tie publication hereof or thssame
Will bStakep hproseonfc fcssoS against thxh1 q -
a.4iI .:st stEM sH.PARKER; q. .B. A. .nSi
cSSs,SisssaG G{r's 5Aise
March 10Th, 1850. q 81 ssst 'As s,sam
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From DR.. LivingstoA'S Travels.
ORIENTAL WANDERINGS.---ARAB GRATI-
TUDE--LTHE LIGHT OF THE HAREM.


During successful medical career OF
moro than twenty years, i'll the course
of which he has visited every quarter of the
globe, it may well be supposed that Pro-
tcssor Holloway has been the recipient of
many distinguished marks Of honor and
confidence. AS the originator Of IL system
of treatment which has swept over the
world with a force and rapidity that this en-
Ightend age are the prerogatives everywhere
preceded him. Even in trave,sing Arabia,
some years ago, lie found that his name
and discoveries were well konwn to the
Shieks of the various tribes, and de2uta,ions
Of Arabs met him at various points of his
journey, soliciting the great "lIakim''
Uher name for physican)to visit their tents
and administer to the sick. At every Gu
campmeut he was received with most pro-
found respect, which deepcned into absolute
reverence as the effect of his wonderful rem
! edics was witnessed by these children of the
! wilderness. Some Of his adventures among
! them were quite a romantic cast. One OF
their chiefs, majestic old Bedouin, whose
favorc daughter had been for years affected
with scorbutic disease, was so carried away
with rapture at her recovery under Professor
uolloways's hands, that, in burst of graf
itude, he offered him half his tlocks and
herds if he would remain with the tribe and
he its guest for life.
While visiting Constantinople, on his re
! turn home, he had audience oftho Sultan
aud was requested to prescribe for fovorlt'
adalisquc in the imperial harc,n, wh" ha'
been pronounced incurahic 10y the Turki>l
doctors. She WAS n Crcassian slave Of sur
passing beauty, and realized i'll her form
and face the description of "l"ung Nour
mahcl," as described in Lalla Rnokh. He
disease was dyspepsia, aggravated, no doubt
by :hc cnnui, created by seqncstcred an
monotonous life. Within a month, howev
er, Professor holloway's great medicine:
with the aid of daily exercise in the gar'ler,
of the Seraglio, accomplished complct
cure, and he subsequently received an AT
tocraph letter from the Sultan, thanking hir
in tic warmcsL terms for restoring 10 hcat
the Light of the Ilarcm.' No soon,
was the news of this cure noised throug
Constan'nople than the lodgings Of til
/ "Great Frank Physician" were literally b
seiged by dyspcp'ic Pashas and billio'
Beys, and from the period Of his departu
to the present time the demand upon h
! agents in Constantinoplc for the remedi
=, that bear his name has continually increa
, cd
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c. IL OV h Hs Il IB "A IA ERR =
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES-PRlCES FROM $50 TO $l25
EXTRA CHARGE or S5 FOR HEMMERs.

The Machines sew from two spools, IA pur-
chased from the store, requiring no re-winding
Of thread they Hem, Fell, Gather. and Stitch
in n superior style, finishing each seam by
their own operation, without recourse to the
hand needle, ns is required by other machines
They will Go better and cheaper sewing than n
scnmstrcss can, even if she works for one cent
ar hour and are, unquestionaby, the test Ma
chimes in the market for family sewing on ac-
count Of their simplicity, durability, ease Of
management, AMI adoption to all varieties of
family Scwing--ex"cntiLg either heavy or line
work with equal facility, and without special
adjustment.
AS evidence "f the unqucstioncl superiority
Of their Machines, the GROVER & BAkEn SEWING
! MAcmrNE CoMrA>Y beg leave to respectfully
refer TO the following
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FALlInILIrY OF DoCroRs.-Both Pear
son and Give, on one occasion, informed
Tooko that he could not possibly survive
beyond single day; and lie lived years!
Let me mention, here, what was told me
by a lady at Clifton. 'ln my girlhood
had a very severe illness. during which |
heard Dr. Turton declared to my mother,
in the next room, that could not live.
Immediately called out But | will live, DIR
Turton! and here am now, sixty ycms
old"-Ro4crs.
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Fractions of Squares will be charged in pro-
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~ Business Cards for the term of one
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space they occupy, ut Onc Doiiar per line
space.
c:2s" For all advertisements set in 1oHhIc col
nmm. Fifty per Cent. extra will be added to the
above rates.
LEE Il WILSON, For Press.
DAVIS & CREWS For Tanner.
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a ROWLAND FOR AN OLIvEK.-A
counsel was cross examining witness
ii chemist, who had been called to, prove the
badness of the gas supplied by certain gas
company One of his statements was that
the ceiling in his house were SO disiigured
that he had TO have them whilcwashod.
Counsel: Well, sir, and WAS anything else
wltewashel besides your ceiling ?-Hif-
ness Yes, sir; two Of the directors o: your
gas company.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

LiBBEIILLE DISTRICT
Office Court If Common Pleas and GenI Sessions
W.. Attachment.
WIN. +. Lloyd, McGowan, PrtG's Attorrey.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the nipeteeLth
" day of November, eighteen hundred and'
filtycieht, file his declaration against The Defen-
dant, who, Gt is sai'l,) is absent fromx and with
nor attorney known within the sane, upon
whom II copy ofs;d lrrlarato:: might be ser
we'd: It. is therefore ordered hat the said De-
fcn,lant i" appear and plead to the said decla'
ration, on or before the twentieth day OF No.
vcmber, eighteen hundred and fi0y.nine, 9th.
erwise final and absolute judgeme. will then
be given and awarded ngains, him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, G. G. p.
Clerks Office, Nov. 20, 1858 30ly
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IRoN MORE USEFUL THAN GoLD.-I
have in my hand,' said Edward Everett, "a
gold watch, which unites beauty and use in
happy proportions. Its hands, face, chain
and case, are of chased and FURNISHED gold.
Its golden seals sparkle with the ruby, to-
paz, sapphire and emerall | open it, and
find that the works, without which this ele-
ganily finished case would be but mere
shell, are made Of brass. Looking farther
and asking what the spring which puts. all
these wheels in nation, is made of, | am
told it is steel. I ask, what is steel !?
They tell me it is iron which has undergone
"a certain process. So then, ] find the
handspring, without which the watch would
be always motionlcss, is not Of gold, that
it is not good enongh,) nor Of brass Chat
would not do) but Of iron. Iron, therefore
is the most precious metal, and this watch
is an emblem Of society. It's hands and
fingers, which tell tho hour, resembles the
master-sprits of the age, to whose move
ment every eye is directed. Its works OF
brass are the middle class, BY whose power
and intelligence the master spirits Of the ag'
are moved and its iron handspring shu
up in an iron box, always at work and littl
thought Of, is the laboring class, who's
constant labors are absolutely necessary t.
the movement Of society, and who, whe
injured or disordered. bring loss and disoI
der upon every other class
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13

esy- Tile friends Of Capt. W. S. HARRIS.
respectfully announce him rs a Candidate for
the Office of Tax Collector Of Abbcvlle District
at the next election.
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New Goods! New aaods!!

New Goods! New Qaods!!
WYE would respectfully inform our friends
W., and customers, that we have made
large additions N our Stock Of -
Drugs and Medicines,
and would be pleased TO have them call and
examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as we can offer them strong Inducements to
buy: Our Stock consists ia part Of
- Pc RF u M Il RIEs,
Lubin's Extracts forthe HandkerchisfPo Pomades,
Cologne and Toilet Waters:: Hair: Nail and
Tooth Brushes Dressing. Combs. Fine Tootl,
Powders, Soaps, snrgicsfand Dental Instru
Fine Brandies and Wines, "a
for Medicinal purposes. and all enthusiastically
kept&i6 G.4irstaiass Ding Store sGiys us 8
| call.
sxeuez1ogpANSe4OI a. 4OIAucHIaN, %
1n,v = !, II, 1873. "a " s41ts 4AeRsy'lle VI 81 E; H.
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cSS' We are authorized to announce >. a.
HODGES ms a Candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election.
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The friends of Dr. J. l.. McCDMB respect
fully announce him rs Il Candidate for Ta'
Collector at the next election.
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The friends of HENRY S. CAsoN respect
ully announce him AS II Candidate for lax
Collector athe ensuing election.
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r T. Nj O V E d

w T. take this opportunity Of informing "nr
w PATRONS nml FRIENDS that we have
bought out the interest Of McssrS. Sllil.EG Il
USHER. of this Town, and have removed to
the Store formerly occupied hy them.
We return our sincere thanks to the Planters
generally for the liberal patronage always be-
Stowrl upon US, and will cndcavor to continue
TO merit the same
When we shall have the pleasure Of greeting
our old Friends and Patrons at our new lora-
tion. they will tinl lis fully supplied with the
following articles:
Superior Java, Lngnyra anl Ri" COFFEES; !;
Stuarl's a. l.. Z. Powdered IL Crushed ST.
CARS;
Golden SYRUP:
Orleans and West India MOLASSES
English Dairy CHEESE;
No ], =, 3, Kits and Barrels, MACkEREL;
Heavy Gunny BAGGlNG
Bale ROPE and TWINE;
CanvnsscI HAMS;
Tennessee and Baltimore BACON;
OSNABUKGS, STRIPES, SHlRT1NGS;
BLANKETS aud PLAINS;
| Negro HATS. BROGANS and BOOTS;
| Oils. Turpcntine Glass andDRY hitclead;
TOBACCO, indigo. Madder and Spices;
Every description Of IRON and SrEEs. dc
| We have made arrangements with the most
| celebrated Distillcrs OH the Coetinent to sup
ply Us the BEST and MOST CI101CE
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cas- The numerous .jrie"'ks Of WESLEY A..
BLACK Esq, respectfully announce him as a
Candidate for Tax Collector ut the next clcc-
ton.
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The friends Of JAMES A. MrCORD respect.
fully announce him as n Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13

CY- The friends Of Col. J. G. BASKIN re-.
spcctfully announce him n candidate for the
office Of Ordinary, at the next election.
Nov. 4, 1858.
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WHEN DEATH CoMEs.-Death comes
at morn when the sun is just rising in the
east-at noon when its rays are most re-
splendent-at eve when it gradually sink
behind the horizon-at midnight when it
is entirely hidden from view it comes to
the babe just commencing to prattle-it
comes to the man in middle age. when the
connecting links binding us to life are most
strong-it comes to the aged man with
trembling limbs and faded eyesight, led
along bv others--it comes to the poor,
struggling TO obtain meagress ssnstepance, it
comes TO n man in comfortable circum
stances, by whom life is best enjoyed-it
comes to the wealthy, rolling in influences
and ease-it comes to the idiot, laughing
at his own folly-it comes to the man Of
just sense enough to pass through life easily
it comes TO the educated-it comes 10
the infidel disowning his Maker-it comes
to the Christian, who looks upon It only as
a passage to a happier land. So
BELLS ETbere is something beautiful in
the church bels-beautiful and hopeful
They talk to high and low, rich and poor
in the same voice; there is sound in them
that should scare pride and envy-mean
ness of aIlssort from the heart of man tha
should make him look On the world with
{ kind forgiving eyes; that should make ths
) earthssssmsto him. at least for a time
j holy place. Yes, there is whole sermon
9 in the sound Of the church bells, if we onl!
u have the ears to understand it. There is
i preache, in every beifty, that, cries: Poor
n weary, Struggling creatures-.-.poor human
= things. Take rest-be quiet. |. Forget yop
i. vanitiee, yorr. follies, yopr weekday craft
h sAbeneyoIent Old gentleman dssd togn
o away wood to the pdoxbytbs oed,iR OF
der as be said 10 have it recorded above.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.

,*TUsT received large lot; 10000 very r6r,e
cga.s worth aa os from $50 70 ESQ per 1hsSs
certainly made from tie juice III Tie ersps.
Wines. Whiskies, Gina Dc, OF the vary best
quality that We have been 'abfe With iSftsh
osrs ssnd FSattsfpen Ito obtain.
+ Nw : s,G7sI0RDAN d MCLAUGHLIN.
ENsy ntn, |oop s..% re Sev,M
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
c. A N D I D A II E S .

The friends of Capt. q. VI. MATIlSDA re-
spectiully announce him as 4 candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.