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MEDICINES.
AYFR'S SARS1pIETTT


is oonceEtrsted extract Of Pan s.--..r
eombieed with other susstsaOes OF s.,'s a, 90
for the di.ssses sarsssS. ~ Eid an eT s,ys .staois
such rene is surely wanted by tSoss xSn ~ cure.
isT ron Str1mcss comp alnts, and that one wsseh
service to this lsrre class OF our sfRcted fsIlaS
ci,lzen,: How comp etsly this compound viii 40
70 ss Oaas IN the foossss %sns Ct eO@ n.
scrofuls and scrofuIous complaint., Eruptio,,
snd Eruptlve Diseases, Ulcers timplss, BioteSes..
Tumors, sat Rheum, ses.d head, SYPHILIS sn1
NsaI.Els o. Tic DcnloufsuI, DsS,I,ty. b,sssss,.. bs,.
sosIs sna iFsasssno1. F.1s hrySipe.s koss or 81 Al
This compound viii Be- found sresi promoter prom Of
which Tester n The Sooa a. sss iOs
the year. By the timely expulsion OF them msny
ssVe. from The endurance OF foul er4ptpns .uc see m
e rad Itself Of oorrrptonE, not ssss,ed 20 do this
through the atuTsl channels OF the bod, b, An ~
whenever you find its Impurities bursting throrSS
xSsn .or es' etoptlons or sores cesnse il
wins; cleanse il vhsnevsr It ia foul and youp fsa
tnss Si,i ts,. you when Even whore no psrtouIsr
nger for oieaesins tSs bses Ssse n s.sth 10 snS live
hsaith, a9S s tssI; but with this psbulum Of
soonsr or ster somsthia. must w1a as nss,th: ,
Great machinery II life a discrdersd or ovcrthTovs e
During late years the pm lie have been nisled by
pf ssIsspariiis for one dOlisr Most OF these Ssxe
been frauds rpon the sick for they not on, contain
little any Sarsaperila, but often no curative prom
cites Whatever. Hence, bitter aud painful oisap-
polntmert has followed the use Of the variops ex-
tfacts Of Sarsaparila winch food the MARKET untn
tne name Itself IL lastly despised, and has become
non,non otlmposiuon and cheat Still we call
such remedy q. ,hsi rescue the name n from tss
ioad OF obloeuy y hich rests upon t. And We think
are irresistible BY the ordinary run of the ssassa
: Prepsrss n, Ia n lyrp IN
age IS = "A IA -
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Terrible Tragedy.



ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE
The New York Express of Wednesday even
ing says: An intense excitement was occ asioned
this morning in Morgan street, Jersey City, in
consequence Of man named James Gathrey
having attempted to murder his daughter
Catharine, IA years of age, and then attempt
ing to destroy his own life by cutting his throat
aud infiicting wounds upon his arm. Gathrey
is Scotchman, about 40 years of age, a ship
carpenter by trade, and removed to Jersey
City about six weeks since from williamsburg
The girl states that her father had made sew
erai attempts to violate her person, and that
she recently caused his arrest in Williamsbur,
for that offense. Catherine states that on Sun.
day last her father induced her to accompany
him to New York, under the pretext of visiting
an ice cream saloon, but instead of that he
took her to house Of bad repute and again at
tempted to violate her person, but she raised
an outery and finally succeeded in escaping
from the house
This "Wednesday morning, while engaged
building fire, Gathrey approached his daugh-
Ter, and, throwing her upon the floor, attempt
Cd 70 accomplish his brutal purpose, when her
screams attracted the attention of her mother,
VINO was In an upper room, and upon entering
he desisted. Shortly afterwards, as Catharine
was adjusting her hair before looking glass,
efathrey rushed upon and struck her a heavy
blow on the back of the head with hatcbei /.
lnnicung deep but not dangerous wound.
Gathrey then ran up stairs, and his wife gave
an alarm, but the people who gathered around
were afraid to attempt his arrest Word was
sent to the station house, when Chief of Police
Marinus, accompanied by Coroner Gaffney,
proceeded to the house. Gathrey was discov.
cred sitting at the head of the stairs. all coy-
cred with blood, which was flowing profusely
from wound in his throat, and two wounds in
his arm, which had been inflicted with a
razor and small knife, which were subse-
quently discovered secreted between the plas
tering and clapboards. Drs. Morris and
Reeves were called in and they succeeded in
dressing the wounds. The cash on the neck
was some five inches in length, and the wind
pipe was nearly severed. The injuries will
undoubtedly cause his death The girl was
taken to the house of Mr.. s. Edlestein near by
and received proper attention. She sustained
scalp wound some two inches in length, but
the skull did not appear to be fractured.
A large number of people gathered around
the house, and upon the facts becoming known.
much indignation was manifested, and some
OF the women proposed to lynch Gathrey ON
the spot. This proposition would probably
have been carried out, had there not been
several officers present. Gsthrey subsequently,
inquired if his daughter was dead, and on
being informed that she was not he replied
that he was sorry. Officer Chazotte was de-
tailed to keep watch over the injured man
to prevent him from doing further injury to
himself
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A EcG MRS. WINSLOw.
ExIsrien cd Nurse and Female PhysieIsn,
presents TO the attention OF mothers. her
500 THING SYRUP.
Fer Children Tssshiu.
hrs. WINSLOW.

Which greatly facilitates the prsess Of sshius Sv sss,
ng hs gans, rsdnc all nfammatisu-v aIlav ~
PA'E and spssmsdis &C tisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
pspsaa spsn It, msthsrs will give rest 10 ysuns,vss and
hELIEFA AND HEALTH TO YO Or INFAE E1,S
ners pat up and told his arcls year,
0nn IN eoNFiDEHcIA AND raura Of 1t, shst hsss
M'disia.-Envls MRS. sis 1T u, ryuGiD, TX
.rcr cuKE, E,WTNSLOw'slsb.n sb.n in.I, o v,.s .s
,.,,saO a1s ss 81 i... SOOrR Ian ie.,ane. Of d..
q: =: :: ss.:rss, all a.: SYRUP, dsghi.d .iS Il.
We sp.ak in nj, matter .iwHIT VIZ Do sTown
sftsr tsn years. sxpsnspcs, AND PLEDGE QUA .RpuTs
rToN FOR TAX FULFrLMRrT OF WHAT WR HRpr n n q.
CLARE In almost insane where hs infant sussr.
Or twenty minstss aftsr the syrap administered.
This vsnabs preparation the ripton sns sf
msst HxP sRirNCRD and sKiLFUL NURSES Ia Nsv Enx.
and' and sas essn nssd With NEvERFAILINS sUccls n
THO OUSANDS OF CASES,
Nc, sny r.ls'ss the child from a nvi n
stomach and bowels cSrrsets acIdity giy,s tan. ana
energy 10 the vbsls systsm. win almost insany rs.ys
GRIPPING IN THE BOWLS AND WIND CoLIc,
and :,'tcoIs esnvnl.sns Which, sps.day ram. dad
iSD .usnsTRnm r FOR S..v' ssr. i! i d. rd ,Isr
10 all sa,.s Of Drs- CHILDREN .WrIRT and piIs
.ii.:. t.!% t. s .Sins rEETHING 1nhs, i1s .h:h.s
sarss We would say TO svsry nothsr child ,sE
snng from any OF tbs foregoing complaint not LIr
xous rsrJUDicEs, nor rHf fRIJuDicxs OTHERS
sua1-yss, AssoLUTELY sURE-to follow ina us. Of N
medicine, uTtly used. Fall drse usIng villa
ss1npsny .ach 15s None genuine Unless the
soid by pEuggisis threu ghout the vsad.
Principal once. No. IL Cedar Street, NJ.
Pdss sni, Is Cents Bs.us q lI-dkvly
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George W. Brown, of Galesbureh, m.-For
Improvement in seed planters
Henry Cowing, Of Corpus Christi, Texas For
Improvement in gang plows. lt
j. q. Sfoddard, OF Worcester, Mass.-For i'm
provement in hay-making machines
Extensfon Elias Howe, jr, Of Brooklyn, N.
u, formerly OF Cambridge, Mas )-For i'm
Provement in sewing machines
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EDUCATIONAL.
!. MISS JRNETTE L. DOUGLASS

II MISS ykNETTE L. DOUGLASS
~ AS The pleasure Of announcing to her friends
the corner OF and llth sts aPhiisdein Pscs -
on MONDAY, September loth f1" 'ooe'
TOT terms call on the PRINCIPAL Che will hs .s
teachers: oAPe'ienceo ana emcient
cnrnss cnSs Dit;OUGLASS-Higher English Branches,
RrnScbss bAsBiE M. BRooKs-Latin, Algebra, English
Miss JgLIaNA g MAY-Teacher Vocal Nrs;c
,oaS. raSSi. GEoRGE e. SCHARFFKR-Lecturer on Phi,
ioPif' pPPn{f nnemlsfry and Physlology.
Ger,n.nn ~, nkNRf r.. MARIx-Teacher of French and
snisoaC fsoi. z, W: BERsMANN-Teacher of Piano and
Miss MARY T: DAvIpsoS-Piano.
ElOcution. - : VI N-hocturef ON
JOSEPH u BRUFF-Teacher of Drawing.
Teacher of Spanish.
.e7.2x NIoss!cs.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY YAFTERNOON
SUNDAYS EXcEPTEDJ :
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Corner Of Psnnsylvania avs,sus and IIth ..
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Papers served in packages by carriers at % Q
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the prioe 10 $3.50 year, is advanes; 90 for six
months; u Tor three months; and for less than
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" The population Of Boston il now ie7 ,soa
IN ~ wa. l3s, 7ss The gain In ten years has
'~Ssss~ss "esh Ss,ita, "a.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

"HTSHtY H1Np6S; SG;99SScyEfNSrTTEBATER. 2 \ yfSrTTEB c ,,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
69r plsssses Of ths BtAD4ER, KIDNEYS,
This NJ edioine increases the power of Dis sstiop-
and excitss the ABsoRgkNfs into healthy so,
S1; * wnlcs ba s S SWyhNTERY 9R cAkGER6Fs
MMENTS Mi Are rsduoed, as vel as PAIN and In
fLAHMnkANLi3Ss MEN RSMsFN ssqs' 81 5GSpdc cgfrInRrx f9f
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I'm OilcIOths for FIoOrs

w. SEALED PROPOSALS
w ILL Be reQeiped by the subscriber until the
2ith Instant, at IL O'Clock M, for furnishing seven
cords of good merohantable oak Wood for the
assl,tant Az Quarter sfnsster's Once, Nos. 205 and
The fus is TO be delivered before the 3Oth instant
piled In front OF the ofhce aid then legally meas
Proposals. shouId be addressed to the ia ubscriber.
and endorsed " Proposals for Fuel"
!. MORRIS .. MILLER,
-frf Captain Assisrt z Quartermsster,
ASST IQrARrxRMAsrKR,s 0rrIcH,
BE l3-T washington, %. e., Sept Is, 1850.
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HELMBoLD's Extract sucBu.

For Wsaknassou
Arielng from Exeesses, HABIT ot I,,.....no,
ksrly lndlscretlon or Abuse.
Attended ts1fk fks SolIotrfrf S,,,.pfc~u.
lndspositlon 10 Exertion, I-oss ~ po~~~
Lose of Memory, DlfEcultv OF 9rsstl5r.s
" ~ eak Neefres, Trembling.
nnorror OF piseese, wakefulness
Universal Lassitude of the Mn A. SxssA,n
Hot Hands, FIuship, ofths nod.
Dryness of tho Skin, Erupflons on Ths Esssyys
Ihese symptoms, IL allowed 20 go on, vhloh this
mediclns lnHarlshlv removps, soou fn.ovs
IMP0TEECY, FATUTTY, EPILEPTJC FITS
uNoNs OF WHIcH TaS PATIKsT NAY EIpIII
BY tkcss st rs az s!stssn'y followed
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
nm. tBUTN NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INsANF FAsYItMa
=, Asd sac Melaaeholp flsafhs bV Cos 81 Dzef1ss
Bear ample wItIess 20 tie truth of the asserfiou
THE CEg9,ASrSSTITUTIoE Eg,SrST ONCE AEFECTEb
Requires the aid of medicine IN strenrthen
Ard l1uEorste the systom.
HAaeh hkLsBoLDs FnTsACT BUCHU iaoarS-
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FEMALE BoAR1ING . AND DAY SCHOOL,

IN, Mfs. b ); MCCORMICK, PRINcrpaI
Inc thirteenth annual session Of this Institution
vii commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
No. $50 KiGg street. ' "ef''
a, The course of study pursued will compri,e ALI
tne Drabcnes req quIslte to a thorough English Edu
desired. "e' IL
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccorm;ck ;s
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
noarders, who constituting part of her owl fam
ly. VIII be under her Immediate care and superyI-
SION, She VIII endeavor as far as possible TO sur
of Home. 'N -ANi' ihhuencos
:, ,RefsrsncSs.-Rsv,G Geo. H. Norton, Rev. Dr., Elias
HHsrrisoa, Hsa Key: d +. SPrigs, William H Fowie,
Esq, Henry Msrbury, Esq, Lewis McRsnx;e
gstor Esq, kHs5sTt Hsnia d: Hunt1n. ESQ w Waliaoh,
Entwisle, yr., Ess Col. John W. MinoT' foSSdionn
M.n.h Messrs: B!acklock & Marshall, Messrs. Corse
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FEMALE EDUCATION

= HOSE Parent who wish their daue bters IN ra
ceIve thorough and systematic educatIon where
.ne pnS slca training viii receive daily and special
enIion, gnder the emostapproved sy stem of Calls
Visit the Union Female Academy cnynar Eons W
teenth ST. and New York ay i f"u'
.un,r MIR. Il MRS. II. RICHARDS,
: nal
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RALTlMoRE

BUTTER HOUSE, .r-ff
Deiiy feoeaying fresh and sweet. i'm 6oshsu zach
ssos' Also, ONO Butter, e lo6 snd I2x ceuta. /
is '4'" q E1sIssss EsILcSrFE, F,.ss., aEMse; s,sse;,
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TERNs

Board, with Tuition in an the English Rrancbas
In advance. ~ o''h""ii'
Music and Languages at Professors, ,rics.
IL No extra charges An sa NJ
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OfFlcE oF OF plsseESSEE9qRs SHs SEEqsRs,s RsssD sEALER

~ bHpUaiGCE ~ 10 HEkESf GIsEN, That, agree
poratIon approved May ia lseo, the undersign ed s
on pre- payment of the foe Of kty oents to inspeot
examlns test prove, and ASCERTAIN the accuracy of
reglstratlon OF any meter use in thia aIfv
Every meter, iffound incorrect, viii be eondemnsd
and t another, ssaisd and parked IS true, viii be
measurement Of gss, it viii be sesIed seeoSdn ~
and %s sss's rst Y E sosislon sno tor % sss.
loT.' Hai 4 Snen fSom n a sneet m tnser Odd Fell
..CRARIEs w. CUNNINGHAM.
iy 18-H Inspector and Sealer OF ga Mst.r.
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Ex rENSIVE AND ELEGANT STOCK
II OF
-'- Carpetings.

We respectfully announce to the citizons ol
washing ton, Georgetown, AIexandria ana enyi
rOns, that our assortment of :
ALL KINDS or CARPETINGS,
IN all the various grades, makes, snd classes, is
n2W complete In all departments, having lust re
plenlshed our stock fIOm the most recent max as
and lmPortstions, which enables us TO exhibit 10
huJ srs the most srseasrehs" st, les known to the
trade We have = $50
Elegant Medallion, Tourney, S' xony, and York
shire English Velvet and Wilton Cafpetings An
triple, double and single widths, for drawing ICONS
Also. rioh and heavy Velvet Carpets as low ss
Sl.3 pr tarG, worth 81.
superior and heavy English and BIselew Brus-
very cheap.
The same makes IN heavy and rioh Tapestry
BRUSSELS Carpehngs. for drawing rooms, parlors,
dining rooms, libraries, chambers, halls, 80
Extra heavy and entirely new designs or Royal
and superior Thres-p!y Carpstings, some as low as
S7% cents per yard. -
some makes in hRe and supe fine Double Ips ral r,
Carpethgs, exact copies of Brussels, at from s5 10
Is cents per yard.
ALSO, heay' aud cheap Wool Dutch, for Offices
Easements halls, &c, very cheap.
Double Twillad Engis sh and ThompsonyiIle Va
petian, in all widths, for halls and steps
Ais9, q 1uIl supply OF ali kinds of Rugs to match
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NEW SILK MANTkSFs m aoonvn sv,.,,, =. :,

3 sssssis ExT' x;Tr'fE fkGNsias & 5is
II AShf NJ m MAJ ~. = S9a PyINTS Aso 10 dosss
quality ladies in want Of any Of the above rotSs
at very low prices viii Please give us an earls oSI
OS - ----TAEL0R aUTCHfes,N.
pURE OLD RYE WHIsKY.-On hand .ever.
TILED msds BY the mo.r Isabi dist, lsrs IL Penn-
s1ivsn,a, r MsIyinnd End VirElnia. warranted pura
& Coz jules Robins. $e: Also, Pssoh and A3ksi{S
ssssnSsrd ssuSa SraeSs sAeise ISs ssrs s:d To-
- N-J 2ss Pa sv- bstv. 9Th and ioSh s}s.
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P So. a. :" Improved Rose Wssl.
Sold by 3. b wArrx, sac seventh r.,e.e -.
streeta seRh' 'h' oornsr Penn. avenue and Efsven6
: AND ALL !DRysGLsTs EVRRYWgrsr
Cut out The sdyeT tisensnt and send soy 4, HEX.
AND AVOID DlMPosIrlONANDEX pdsuR n
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asvsf bssn able 10
Msdicias-NRyRR
4 9fN q l. y IN.
rHCT A URs
Never did vs knsv
sstisfacuen BY any
the contrary, all are
OPERATIONS, and
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IST OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES st the
- Ofi9e Of the Adams Express Company, wash
not ImmediatsIy cal ed for. -
s.,- IGE0RGE H. BURNS, Agent.
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''WljllAMSlON. yPRIVo8
SFsra ;SFE I9"zas&
HN TAT, :,

G$A THIS large and commodious Ho. nm
RX tel is nbw open FOR the reception ll!g
Of company; aud Is UNDER tho management Of
H. q fUSTEN. one Of the proPrietors The
Hotel b now put in complete orders and every
arrangement being made to meet the wants Of
the summer travel. Tho Hotel Is capable of
accommoda a,ing 500 persons, and for large and
well ventilated rooms it cannotbe surpassed at
any Watering piaee. The Hotel will be sup.'
plcdSwith the best City trained servants, and
eyery sfortwiil be made 10 meet the expec,a.
tionso both the seekers of pleasure and health.
As 10 the medicinal qualities Of the water We
can ssy that we know Of no invalid, who'bas
given It fair trial, but what his gone away
Believing that they, were greatly Benefited.
There is goodsEIVERY STABLE kept 10
connection with ',c Hotel where good HORSES
and nd'VEHICLES can be had ut all tim.
The facilities for getting to and from WILL
LIAMSTONsSPRINGS are better, perhaps than
any other watering place South, being situated
Immediately on the Gfeenvilies and Columbia
Railroad, S. c., in A, derson sDisfFict; within
10 hours travel of Char'r On, SC; and Au.
gusta, Ga; = hours Of sColumbia Z. c., II
hours of Pendleton. s. c., 4 hour of Ander.
son c. H.. S. c.. and one hour of tbestown Of
Greeayille, s. G., where there is tri.weekly
Four-uorse Coach to Asheville. n. &.
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WOOD, EDDY & co.'s
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,

On the Three Nuntber Plan.
e A,Fx z A Il p R.IzE
B10osoOOh
Takes place on the Last Saturday ;u each Month.
Whole Tickets $2O; Halves $40; Quarters as.
EighthE$2 so.
IN ORDERING IICRETs"oR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the amount Of money t9, our address
what yot, wish to purchase; namsthe Lottery
In which you wish it invested, ahds whether
tou wish Halves, Wholes or Quarters, on re-
ceipt of which send " hat is ordered, by first
mail. together with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, a printed
drawing. certified to by the Commissioners,
will be sent. with an explanation.
Purchaser willapleaee ee<'wtfte ti1eiEsirnatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State.
All communications strictly confidential
All prizes Of 81 900 and, under paid i'm
hrediateiy after the drawing--other prizes az
the usual time Of 40 days..
Orders for Tickets or Certificates to besad.
dressed to
WOOD. EDDY d CO.. Augusta, Ga.
or. WOOU. EDDY & CO., Atlanta, Cav
or, WOOD, EDDY d CO.. Wilmington, Del.
A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel. with the amount Of the prisethat
each one is entitled to. will be ppblished. after
every drawing. in the following papers a:
Ang.fstd Ga. J. Constttut;na'ist. Mo6iie Register,
Ndshpilie Gazette. Richmond Dispatch,s Pd,sld-
iMg Miss. )Clarino, Nep York HefNlaSNe,r York
Times. NOV II i8h9. & l2r,as
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FROM
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
. AsAxes Abbeville at 9 o'clock, "A. m. on
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
on the arrivat1of the down Passenger Train
day atk8 o'cloekssvs :
Leaves Washington at 8 5slock, q. H.. On
TUESDAYS. THU URSDAYS d SATURDAYS
on the arrival Of the Cars from Atlanta. .and
arrives at AbSevi'le same day att otlosk.
,,I hssyssSEiSsty: ,s.,y :Sis sss o'clock. a..g, q
on the sgESlsef tie down. Messenger Tfsinn
from rsEtxiue. and arrives at Augusta same
doy at halfPsst O'Clock. eynnecting iinmrdi.
atcly with the Wsinsboro and GeoS&t&e Rail
roads. sFs; q.
J: Leaves Augusta At 8 o'clock; 4. M, on MON.
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS; ira
arrives At N'nety-six same day at Eait past 5
=, 81, For further informa,ionSspply to JOHN
@oBRYDE, Abbsville C. H.. s. C., Hgent6pr
washington Line Or to N. W. STEWSE.
Ninstysix. 8. c., Agent Lima
Jsu.I2; 1860. 81 ~.
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C-A$RsD s0sF
PERRYMAN& 4 n WALLER.

A FlER ssisb. Year,; q ;efs.stp,.s and homes,
"A labor, Iand associstion as Perryman d
Waller. ; 8 sto bid saieu to our friends,
We hhsysl tRi5sday associated with sSsour
young andsenergetic friends, Messrs. J. H. RI.
LEY aud r. II. APPLETON, and begin o
nswfirm. and in behalf of them. as we'll as
Ourselves we wouldsbespeak a continuance Of
ed, 50 gratefully received BY us.
We:oannotAloseou business without giving
the thanks ofsour inmost hearts to our friends
who have notsfaltered in our darkest hour
May we never forget them. and always merit
continuance of the Same kindness.
We thus bid sfarew ellRto the public Is Perry
man Waller, and make'a new bow &in our
nsy company of PERUVIAN. WALLER 4
GO. in which capacity We intend to work
is!thfully' andwith that zeal which will surely
Respectfully,
W. ", PERRYMAN,
n3sssss ~, w. W. WALLER.
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o''Wo rrizes oi $40 nre 100000
o,'zo fr'zes amounting TO $6l5,00O
Whole Tickets $50, Halves $40, Quarter as
FiyI,fhc 5n
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@DR. LITTlE,s
YER N IF''UG(aE,. :
LITTLEsS - ~:
ANODYNE c0UaR DRORs,

etlsats e.rs:.lgr ,gelt.. qosghs, FBroneAtttist
WaoctdagE E1baehs. A., 4csSs ;,sssss; ~,
dmonast YA1dreH: $sssf y Ess
fSls = pleasant msdis.ne q take, pTodpSisFfn.
mednt6 RELIEF, md In niue
curs: e1efetsss tho uosf 35ir2s auanss
aye: Coughs.snd Irritation HS suyso-
few hours. or at most in . dsy6fszx4 XfS}SsSsH%
thought to be decidedly eonspmp.lks, hSSe Hssn,
promptly cured by nsng fsF FeotllM As snodsa "a
paramount to all cough mixtuISss
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABBER1LLE DISTRICT.
Office Court of G(oh,mon Pleas and Gent Sessions
T.. s;S's' ~; Attachment
Peters Burton
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the fourteenth
day of November, eighteen hundred and
hfty nine. file his declaration against the De.
fendant who. lit is said) is absent from aud
without the limits of this State and,has neither
wife nor attorney known withifS TIE same, up.
on whom copy of said declaration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered. that tile said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said dec
laration. on or before the fifteenth day Of
November, eighteen hundred and sixty, 9TH
erwise fiAsl and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. c. G. p.
Clerks Office. Nov. IA. 1859. 20, 12m-
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Any $l.0O Ticket with drawn number on Z,
siRtloned to come out at any particular ,pluce
sasb,ss 81 LIST, I'd, Sd, or any other station in
tke'drnving a." s."
Tickets From s1.00 To Any Price
At Prices paid at the above rates rer dollar
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TO ALL INTBRESTED.! +!

ENpEcTING to be absent from The State
~ for few months We have given into the
handsof Col. n. p. ANDERSON, all the notes
andsaccounts due US. and persons who nre cali
ed upon by him will confer favor by making
settle ement Of all indebtedness BY re.e~al or
otherwisc.
APPLETON d r. bI. PERUVIAN.
New Market, S. C.
April &c. 1860. 81. At