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miscellaneous.
A Mathematical Prodigy Blind Ben.
the Caloolator.
i," y>' ?? ^
Bidder ?nd Bamnm'^ famous ' Liuli'
ning Calculator"?the one lor years tliu
wonder of all England, and the other o
America?are buth eclit-sed by a n?*gro lu?y
now in Richmond. Th** former bad vjilit.
hum minion, ana other advantages, while the
latter is a poor negro boy, wh<> cannot we a"
wink, has. lived two thirds of his yiars in
slavery, and never went to school (or a tiny
in Lis life.
The name of our prodigy is Ben. Stevens.
is a native of Carolir,e, ftnd whs
formerly a slavs of Dr. Morris, ol thai
county. In 1804 he showed his skill ar
figures, but when he leaned the multiplication
table, we are informed, lie Boon
astonished the people of the neighborhood
by his remarkable, quicktifcas at adding, subtraeting,
multiplying aud dividing, but only
lately did thrj ?torv reac'> Richmond.
A day or two ngo he wa9 brought to
to^o, and on ^imsdiiy evening, in presence
of a number of genilem n, g<vt* an exhiHi
lion of h:(s wt-mlertul powers Upon first ^
sight of the iHv clad creature's griniiiny
motiVtl, retreatii g forehead, a'.d evei rolling,
Ugbtless eye-halls, one would be numi
likely to put him down as an idiot. Bui
give him a "cuni," ns lie calls a inalheuiai
ical problem, and he pricks Ids ears, opens
bis moil li, and shows that lie is sensible
enough.
Ou the occasion referred to, every example
propounded Ben. worked out quickly
and coriectly, without rcsortim.' to pencil
or pen, of the use of which he i>, indeed,
aB 'gnorant as of the use of the camera o'?ecuro,
or oxy-bydrogi-n. blow-pipe. In
several instances he gave the solution bet
.t.~ i? J ? ?> i
iuic tuo ujfotanuck) Luuiu wortt it out oil
paper. Long rows of figures (tens, hundreds
atid thousands) were retained tipou
his rnipd, and in every case correctly added.
In subtraction, though perfectly
ignorant of the common aril) metical nom
enclature, he. teas equally qtuc;<; and the
eame m*y he. said of hi* exercises in mul
tipHcalion. Finally, he was tested in
square and cQhe root; and in that, too,
showed his proficiency. A stranger asked
the cube root of 117,649. In" a few n.o
tneots Ben. promptly g*ve the answer, to
the astonishment of ihe spectators.?Jtich'
rnond Dispdtch.
What Family Government Is.
It is not to watoh children with a suspicious
eye, to frown at the merry outbuists
of innocent hilarity, to suppress their joy- (
oub laughter, and to mould them into met- (
ancboly little models of ootogenarian (
gravity. And, when they have been iu |
fault, it iB not to bimply puuish them on (
account of the personal injury that you |
have chanced to suffer in consequence of {
their fault, while disobedience unattended (
by inconveuience to yourself, passes with- t
out rebuke.
XT i- I . <
xtur is ii iu uverwutim the little culprit (
witn angry word*; to .*>tun bim wit.li a j
deafening t.oiee j to call him l>y hard (
names, which do not express his misdeeds;
^cr load bim with epithets which would be |
extravagant if applied to a fault of tenfold (
enormity; or to declare, with passiouatb ^
vehemence, that he is the worst cbild in the (
World, and destined for the gallows. (
But it is to watch anxiously for the first t
rising of sin, and to repress them; to ]
counteract the earliest workings of selfisli- e
nese; to repress the first beginnings of ^
rebellion against rightful authority j to s
teaoh an implioit and unnueationiog. and f
cbeerlul obedicnoe to the will of the parent a
as the best preparation for a future allegi- I
ance to the requirements of the ivil mag [
istrate, and the Iawa of tho great Ruler and t
Father in Heaven. a
Is is to punish a fault because it isajf
fault, because it is siniul and contrary to 1
the command of God, without reference to b
wnetuer it may or may not have been pro 1
ducLive of immediate ibjury to the parent w
or others.
It ia to reprove with calmness and com y
posure, aud not with engry irri'tttioD?in a K
few words, fitly chosen and not with a c
torrent of abu&n; to punieh as often a.-you u
threaten, and threaten only when you u
intend and can remember to perform; to tj
say whatyoo mean and infallibly do aB you v
aay. \
It is to govern your facpily as in the ri
sight of Him who gave you authority, and A
who will reward your strict fidelity with et
sooh blessings as be bestowed on Abraham,' i,
or puniBh your criminal neglect with such 5,
curses as He visited on Eli. "WOT
DOS*T YOU LBARIT A TRADE.? ?
This qutution was pr- pounded in ?or boar- *
ing, a few days since, to a young ipan who w
bad been for several months unsuccessfully M
seeking employment as a clerk or a. sales- c'
man in some of our leading boaees. Com* M
plaining of bis ill-luck, one of bis friend* ei
vrhn fcn?? li? "-1 1
.... up uou a tnecnamc&l talent, bu 1
doubled whether he could (qake bia?er ki
useiol either ae a clerk or salesmso, pui. '*
the interrogntcry to hita which we have
placed as the caption ojf ibis article Ti>e 10
reply was, that a trade was not to reaped- Wl
table as a m?roantiie occupation. Umier 8B
this dslusifre ides, ottf tore* are crowded M
with young-(bab who have'bo capacity for
butiaeta, atfd who, becaoae of the fancied Pc
respectability pf doio.g nothing, waste
bway tlisir miaonly open SalariftS which ta
caDBK^t possibly liquidate their extendi- *?
tares. ?. t/wi > *. . -o|?
tblrrt- ^ '?1?
1 ? -?? .wk wiid envy apon th<
the thrifty mechanic, Whom, m the day. be
of tbejr poyho- d, ibey were aocnituineti to coi
deride, Tbe Mne view* ot respectability be
whichprevaij in ti e mA duMmt fatbiona- an
blaaocse^V ti* pn^eni day, have ruined gr<
hooaand* of yoaogman, and -will jot #ai
boimadiiDore. - J- ' - ,|A m<
0
... ? , niii < iiiimr-1^ " '' i "i '
u I Sells my bones and gets money for
tbe Sunday Sc&ooL
Dbar Little Readers :?The last time '
I wrote to you, you remember \ was in the
fix of some of you, when '.ryiug to write a
?-'lt*r, that is, 1 did not know what to say.
But I am nut in thai fix tliie time. A few
days since a little hoy, a member of my
Sunday Sohou'i Raid in my hearing, talking
to liia t^aubet, " I rq!I-> my b<>ne? and get*
money for the Sunday School." Ah, that
S, ha* giyciumn, a text on which to write
a pieoo 10 n>y whole heap of little frionds i
But I ihii k I hear some little child say,
what, a little boy Bell his bones, bis own
bones; why that's queer; I don't know
what, you mean. Well, I will explain
In oar town we have men who buy up
boncu of animals and have tbuai ground
iut<? what they call bono dust, which if
sol.I to larim-rs to sow on their land to
Ulitkc their m'HRB. wheat anil ?nrn rrrow
boiler. The boys of Hie town and neighborhood
gather all they can - find lying
aiound and sell them, and in this way gel
-onie money for themselves. Tbi* is what
htllo S. meant. He gathered all he could
'find and when ho had a good little pile ho
| would seud theui to the bone merchant and ?
| si ll them. These are what be called his
I bones.
lint do any of my good little friends
| ask: " What are )OU telling ua tbis for!"
ltead on and see. Some little children
'excuse themselves Irooi doing good by say ng
they are loo lalle, or they have no
mo. ey or something of ibis kind But e<
here is liitle S. only six years old, working ^
lor the Sunday School by picking up stray
bones and saving ibem so 113 to get monej
lor a good caust*.
Now I want to know if there aro not ?
h great many more little children who _
/ni^ht help to do good by aoino such l,
means I
If you can't Bud sale for your bones, and
get money lor them, you can by being
watchful find some means to make some
money to give to be'p the cause of Christ,
Then you will enjoy it more if you earn f
the money yourself ihan if your Pa or Ma J
gives it 10 you. Why if my little army ol ^
reader* would all try they could make ^
uiwuey vuuugu every year to pay the
salary of one or two theological professors, th
Only think how much good though little
you might do if you would sell your baiicx E
and ut>e the money, not to buy candy, but
to do good in the church. How mauy of
ftly little friends will try to do what they
cau !?Lutheran and Visitor, lb
1 1 a i
A Manly Boy. mt
* " uii
Though an old man, I am very fond of
nice children; but urn often annoyed by
.he rudeness of naughty ones. For instance,
it )8 quite annuyitfg to be waylaid
:y unmannerly boys, catching bold of a
nan's carriage, and holding oa without
iberly. We have so many such uncere- ?
uonious boys in our country, as to occasion
io little apprehension for the future of
.ooiety. But the boy whom I would now
3v>mmend is of another style. His nume 1 |fl
lid not learo ; but you will probably bear It
lis name Eome day associated with some
loble enterprise.
I had overtaken several nice looking
joys on their wuy from school, when one *
>f them very respectfully asked, " Sir, may
[ swing to your buggy?" IiiB whole
uunuer seemed so respectful, and so unlike
.he rank and file of bis contemporaries, as j
o intero>t me at once. Reining my borset pj
looked down into bis face, all ladiant with (
imile*, and said to him,41 M\ little friend, _
-ou are so manly that you may get up and
it beside roe." Upon which ibe little ^
ellow re-pondsd, with the utuiost pleu-- ftD
mtry, "Ob, eir, here are two boys who .
iovc iudcu jariuer to go tban 1 have, "d<
ill-use takti tbetu.' Here Mas true aisg ol
laniamy, Combined with great pleasantry
Lud politeness. My admiration waa com>lete.
He evidently bad a generous be rt W
rnder bis little vest, and I hope tbat God
ia? bun ia the formation state for sou.ebmg
truly noble. Such are the boys from
I'bom we look for great and good men. JJ J
And now, my little readers, I would have
ou to understand tbat this was not one of
lr. Beecber's ' impossible boys"?mere
rua'ures of laocy. A generous a(>d meganimops
boy is still to be found occus
mally, however rare. Do bat imitate
hi* gcperoux lad, boys, and admiring men
k'tj! take you up to fide by tbeir sides A
lore 6till,God himself will cause yon " to
ide Jipop tbe bigti places of the earlb."
lDO so soon as we ean have enough of ?
ich boys, tbe millennium may be expected Ji.
i dawu io tbeir manhood.? United Pru- 6(1 '
in it.
ytericCn. com
tion,
, %m > p
Should w* compel ode Cbildbbv to ?
o to Cbcbcq.?I was once spending some 1
eeks willi a Christian friend, who was a "
idow, with a large familj of ebildnae and
>rvants. I observed tbat she made tbe
lildren attend church, aod persuaded tbe
irvanu, likewise, to go. Why do you
jdeavor. to take your family all to ebbrcb.
GROCERIES
HAED"WAEE J
T HO 8.
[S 110* receiving supplies of tho folio
CASH
Sugar, Cofiee and Molas?os,
Bacon, Sides, Shoulders and Llaios,
Lard, best kettle,
Rutrura r\ -_-t -! ? .
i-ipivjdin, vyvuu? hiiu xoie,
A large loi of extra Govern,
Brooms, Buckets and Tubs,
CaH and Plow Steel,
HorBe and Mulo Shoes,
Horse Shoe Nails,
Iron, a'.l sizes,
100 sucks Liverpool Salt,
25 hhls. Flour,
LIQ'TOS m
!EST SELECTION. FROM THE L0
COLLINS' AXES, L, II. SUC
WASH BOARDS AND"
LEATHER AND ?
COIL, TRACE
DOG OIL
With many other articles useless to nienl
lVrsons indebted are required to pn
?sts should be added to their accounts,
'ILL be retorted to, it settlement is not m
satos
Fob 19, 1SG0, 43?tf
in eaii
ON WASHING'
m
!EAL, SIGN!
iAVING recently moved into thei
CARRIAGE SHOP, would respeci
e public generally, that they are now suppl
verv varietv of tTi? Viar* Mo
and Painting Carriages,
The Material haa reccutly been selected it
e very best quality.
In connection wiili the above, tbey have <
skillful Hud reliable Blacksmith, and espec
;nt.
They would return their thanks to their fri
1, and IruBi to merit a co'Uiuuauco of the ]
Abbevills, S. C. Feb'y Iwth, 18G9.
liiiiin vnun i nm
Mill IUlin LHl\il
AXD IT
WILL FEED YOU!!
>* ^
50 Tons Mapes' Super Phos- |
late of Lime.
Soluble Pacific,
Baugh's Peruvian Substitute ?
15 Tons Pure Peruvian Gu- \
L0. ?
<
At or under Charleston prices, freight <
led. No better investment than ihnt
improving your land. Call and see
lple, bear terms, and discuss tbeir mer
ALLER & BROTHER,
DEALERS IN
IY GOODS. GROCERIES,
Provisions, Fertilizers k,
H
Greenwood, S. C, ?
h
cb 19, 1869, 42?tf li
LL PERSONS.
*
7DEBTED to the firm of J. KNOX & CO. 7
for the year 1868. are re?pt?ci fully request 1
?. ?AI1 I ?
u. ban auu buliib oy cash or nota by the 20th
, failrng to do bo, they will find their ac)U
in the bauds of ao Attorney Tor coliccJ.
KNOX A CO.
ah 8 ' IS 2l
I X C H A N G E
ON
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
At PAR, for tale by *~
JNO. KNOX & CO
ifcobei 9, <868, 24, tf
NOTICE "
JK+.*. *'l
IX parsons indebted to <!) late firm of
Qtf&RLBS * THOMSON arc most ~
OttoUy reqaepted to call at tha store of
Ua. Parria A Co., sad settle. I desire at
Io.oIom op ike pld bnsiifces*
T. P. QTJARLES. n
m . . fi ' tf- r
? >' ? <?i fl !h ""k i til
BES?;rtb2- Poqgll Ladiea ^ Walk. ^
Boot??fi, N
liadlia' English Luting Gail fail':?-"'
*' '
w H
Ml raWai&jr }
>'?V-0i il i' - - '
uarles, Perrin & Co. ,
t . .
Bfctnrii-fi -ff" rif r ?
auKod, whether they dauire it or ik( |' you
jow many Jitapprove of ihU c orse.
When I ww a little girl," ahe replied,
my mother, on* Sunday morning, told me
ptepare for going to churcb. 41 don't
tint to go to cbyrcb,' X Mid. ,My mother
t dona, and gently drew me near her,
ying, 'My daughter, don't yon think I A,
low what it best lor yon F I madeaome r'^
itulont reply, although omewhat^o Qucr
>nbt a? to tbe propriety of speakingber,'
and went off to ray room iti ooVefy
uiabia teaed,tdget t*iy, R^ga _
liged ttt.go,; - * ' _
? MHoy.yeartpaaeed ?ince thfc
n.ray friend. !%
a CbrUtifta rtlig'<on ina&fUd
art wheomy toother Aompailed tb<f toffijljm
ostabily 10 oliurrtb, bee uved me
ion an infidel, and made ma eO#w?Wiliii
d I mil eodenvorinp to leach tbo children
jwwg up Around mo'UtVeed ia the iW
ne'patb ' ?rt-?r6teh nor wf>W faiad. tod. iatf ."-CMrtM
*' ' :9
PRoraoi,
^lISTD CTTTLTSHY
E AKIN
win<i articles, whicn ar? oIV.tpi! l.?w r.?r
I 20 bble. Planting Potatoes.
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
liook and I3mt Hinges,
Iland Saws, Drawing Knives,
Screws, of all sizes,
Sifters, Brass Kettles &c\,
Fine Smuking and Chewing tobacco,
Tuipenline and Toilet Soaps,
Starch, Soda, Powder, Lead add Sbot,
Canned Goods of all kinds,
Cheese and Maccaroui,
Mackerel, iu kits, 1 4 aud 1-2 bbla.
Mth MM,
WEST TO THE HIGHEST PBICES
>VELS, FORKS AND SPADES,
SCRUBS, SIIOT GUNS,
JllOE FINDINGS,
BIIEAST AND
VINS, &C.
'.inn, all of which will bo sold low for Cash,
iy up. Indulgence will o<>t be granted. If
they can only blame iheinslves. The law I
?,i? :
ttvjo luiuicumiuij.
s. mwmm.
TON STREET.
k ROBERTSON
r NEW, LARGE and COMMODIOUS
[.fully inform their friends and pinrout?, und
ied witli u full corps of bauds, and
fom'ol T5..:TJ- m. -
ivi xmnumg, .Repairing
Buggies and Waggons.
i Baltimore by MR. SEAL, and is of
engnged the services of MR. PATTON,
ial attentiuu will be giveu lo ibis departiends
for past palroDage and recent liberal
public favor.
TKOS. C. SEAL,
J. W. SIGN,
J. W. ROBERTSON.
Centrovill?
CARRIAGE SHOP
!
GORDON & ALDOUS
WOULD resopp.lfully announce to the
citizens of Abbeville District that they
ire still located at their old stand, near Dianoud
Hill P. O.. where they are prepared
with the best material ond good workmen, to
]o all work that may be cii^rueUd to their
:are, faiihfully, at reasonable prices for oasli,
Orders are aolicitrd.
GORDON & ALDOUS.
Sept II, 1868, 20. tf
M1M1
l111111 IliillillilUi
1
A ALL persona indebted to the snbseriber
1 PRIOR TO THE 1st JANUARY 1869
r? hereby notified that anles* immediate pay
lents are made, they will find their notes and
ccounts in the han^s of an officer for colleeion.
I hare indulged you. You mast now
elp me, for I must have money to meet my
utlllitieB.
JOHN A. TALMADGE.
Jan. 20. 1869, 40?tf [
STATIONERY, &C. r
OTE, Letter, Legol and Cap Papers,
.1 Pens, Ink, PenciU,
Envelopes,
ViailJr...
. .?? IMM VUIUt|
Wafers,
Sealing Wax,
Rubber, '
Ink Eraser*.
Blata Pencil*.
Carpenters' Pencils, *
Paiuters' Peuiils,
Photograph Albums, Ac., Ac., at
PASSES & THOMSON'S. r
J?P. 7, 1869, 87, tf LI
BERAL p
mss m&mm
ADE ON COTTON SHIPPED FOR "
PLANTERS BY I
JNO. KNOX & CO.
October 9,1*68, 24, If
PUB .unders|gned have formed.>.
Partnership) for thn Pmntwo
^ _ r ,, amvvaw, VA
e Law in Abbeville! Coflnty. u
H. PABKEB.' iv- S. McGowANi pFeb^4
; /' ; 10 tf *
' - ' - rri-jfcir-fcft" ' " JL
JLJLjCU i
IOCS. ISLAM) JMN?
' ii* -i ' - 'I
F* .vU>t . i. .krf, *
*i>, v? QUAItLfla, mRTN i CO.'& '
)#?t ? ,, ft v
m6mm in
NO. 4 GRAN
BEGS LEA VF TO INFORM IIIZ
THAT HE IIAS RECENTI
ADDITIONS T
WHICH IIE OFFERS FOR
LOW I
To the Lndius lie wc
[GREATLY REDUCED ISIS
LADIES' CLOAKS
Tlio attention of tho Gentlemen i
W-lt
&< ., wliich nre oflVn'd upon tlie most, reasoi
BOOTS hikI SHOES, is verv complete hi
Iti short, if V"U <le>ir? lite verv Icsl of In
HEWITT'S GI
WHEN YOU GO TO AUGUST
HEWITT? GI
WHEHS YOU WILL T
VIRGINIA
W. C HEWITT & ?
tober 9, 1SGS, 24, tf
WOOL! WOOL!! WOOL!!!
Tha Higlioat Market Prices
TAID FOR
WOOL,.
i JiAUllAiSUK FOll GOODS
r|^HF wool must he free from luirsnn'l for?:if?ii
L. linnler. Will be taken either \vu*hid or
un washedMII.LKR
& ROBERTSON.
Juno 5, 18GS, G, tt
BRIDAL CAKES,
F1 rnits, etc.,
TAVC IK. n 1. o.
iuio, iii me xiciiui diort?, j
200 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA
OclU. ISCiJj, '24 ? 3m
STOLEN
FROM the subscribers piobles IOtrUm south j
of Anderson O. H. on the niu'il of the
iatli, a HAY MAKE. li hundj liige. in tolerable
good order, tound bodii-d pmall f.tur in Hie
fiioe, carried herself well, nnd Golds a fine
head under the saddle, suppos-d lo have liten !
stolen hy a ueigro, hut name unknown. A re- ;
ward will he paid lor the recovery of llie i
more or ?50 f?r the ware and theif- Eslima- '
ted value ii? ?160.
LUKE HAMILTON. j
STOliEVII.LE,
ANDERSON r>[ST.
8. C.
Jan. 29. 1869. 40?lm '
DISSOLUTION OF
Copartnership.
TIIE Copartnership heretofore exiting between
the nuderftianrd, under the name
and style ol "WIElt ?fe Mo DON ALU." has tlii
day been dinxolved hy mutual consent.
The stock od lisnd will be replenished. and
ihe business will be continued hy M. McI)ON
AL1>, with whom will be found the honks and
ileounta, and lo whom debtors will only muke
pavment.
" jnq. a. wier.
m. Mcdonald.
Jan. 4, 1660, 37?if.
OLD CROCKERY STORE,
ESTABLISHED IN 1835
[Ilnve in a former generation served the
PARENTS, .am mill prepared to soil to
heir children Crockery, GIh s ivum, Ta
>le Cutlery, 1'latfd Ware, Tin Wnre, and Iiuiieeds
ol articles in the House fqrni?lnng line.
ij mustin,
280 Broad Si., Augueta.
Dee. 18 1808?34.
McGowan & Parker.
e
rllE undersigned have formed a Partner ,
ship fcr the Practice of the Law iu Ab
eville Comity.
VM. H. PAitKER. S. McGOWAN. '
Jan. 8, 1609, 37,if \
Phe Due West Female College. j
rHIS is one of (he moot flourishing Institutions
in the Stale. Pupils rectived al any
m?, and charged from time of entering.
Tuition?Including Latin and French, |4.00 "
er month. Boarding, ; including fuel and Cl
'ashing, $14.00 pel1 month. 0
J. I. BONHER, President,
Jan. 8, 1808, 87?8m
MCKERSON HOUSE
COLUMBIA. S. p., I
'ibst class hotel. '
$3.00 PER DAY.
m. A. WRIGHT.
Having ' 4??urm?d .th? maiiAtrAiVionf'-of iKU
ouse, respecttilly tolioiis.a <alMU-eof public
itrquage. FltEE OilNlBUS to tad from the
OUI. -7 ft r : " -t ~
Nov. 1668, 2B?Son '
v.Oil Of Roses, , (
4 NjD ?, variety of P<jrf|imery, ?
3l i^fc received at &
w : i;
i *
'* - lift i 'wtriiffr Hil?i%li iritliil
ITE RANGE,
; FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
,Y MADE CONSIDERABLE
0 HIS STOCK,
SALE AT EXCEEDINGLY
PRICES.
>uld pay that he has
para OF DRESS GOODS;
; AND SHAWLS.
s especially invited to his Stock of
k ;rp ?r x> T<f
x. o 0.a.XLI ju J& i A.<t
la'olft Icrnn. IIin Stork of IIATS, CATS,
I'd oir. rod :it r. duced laics.
nrif.?iii-?, call on
CA, GA., DON'T FOE GET TO
E3 J&. "3?
a)BE hotel,
IND A EEAST'Y OLD
WELCOSIE.
50JJ, P110PEILT0RS.
vr i
J. C. NOLAND
-Formerly of
A. McKensie & Co.,
OXX^XTLXjiZUCJI-OSXT. SS. C. I
S A II S JL . II
AND
HAXiKTESS MAKER,
.Abbeville II fe. C. c
July 3 lbOS, 11?12m
O ?-lf 3
<?2 m Hi; g'H
l=? ; j I? i
eg eggu ?? !
co ^ pq i ? g _j
i^ fcd ^ r" 'i je * i>
hr'SnS :? l?
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. -i i)"? oq C?5 ?"i
5*2 gt>-^ ii <8 Sf
O ??>?r/) J," fc?.sl
jgr ^/?*) ?P^ii w ? 5.
Mi?Sst! 1 si,
E*~* Eh fq si'T '
=l3a
Ph !^g i:.^ ?i;I ;
' A r^. . -1 = a =CQ n
CCj ^ ^ ?-5 ?W
"I kV 1-3 ?2 5 a
-3 ,
' - *
Gr. STOEPEL,
WATCHMAKER, ^
Corner of Broad and Jxckson Streets,
(Under Globe Hotel,)
ATJGITSTA, OA..
rllK j?rentf?t care devoted to the repair* o
Watches, ''locks and Jewel r}'.
All kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Spt-o
is and Eye-Glassc* soldrersou.il
attention puiJ to tbe repairing of
patches.
Jau 22, 1869. 31/?2m ^
NOTICE THIS!
rHE Notes and Accounts of ROCHE <fc (J<
CHRISTIAN are in tny hands for collec- JTt
on. All persons indebted are reqti??led to
ame forward >nil settle, at longer indulgence
anDoi be given nn
G. McB. MILLER. ?
Jan 17, 1808, SO, tf
ii mm Tft iiiDm j
IlilUUiKU 1U Iimilif
At USUAL RATES =
Drivers Polite'anaR1
Al'I>,y w ilUGH WILSON,
"Prcf8".Clk.tc, K.cv. G, -18Q8, ^
1 NOTICE!
* ? ' y j ^ f ', r* * ^ *1
"iftBrTAltf' Jliolft and AcconjftA belonging. ,^h>
J ot Dr. K.E, Prwlj, d?ctyr' p.,
' io the hflnd* of ti\? uodeMi?iett'for tsoJ?-; sgi
0<>n^rn^: ^ tf?
. . 0 >: $ 130*50*'*&?|M -W
3T 20;-.U65, 30?tf - ' > Vj D*
.. _._.w. >ni>Vi<irWM'fW
1800 Eighteen Sh
Thankful for the 1
ronage bestowed on
past year, we hope 1
tion to continue to
We shall adhere
CASH system, proir
-
mere us g?ou nargaii
in any Mouse, "We
ics, hardware or Cro
assured we shall k<
in Fancy and Slaj
Miliiueiy, lioes, ?&.<
We are now sellin
Flannels, Linseys,
at reduced prices. 1
ask all to call on us.
FOWLER & M
January, 15 1S08?38 if
.HEW-FIRM! N3
W17 *17"
V f \3?
At No. 5 W
Will be fc
QUARliEK
READY TO EXHIBIT TI]
FALL AND WIN
CumiMing in pnrt of STAPLE GOODS. 1
liLEClIED SH kk 1ixg, HLEaCIII
1C IS N'T U (' K Y J K A X S. K< >C F
HROWN SUMMING. 1JUO
DROWN DUILLS, TICKING,
BW.SS ?4
G\,V /sJ. JSJJ '.A V
I'OI'EINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, MERINOS,
I'ACUAS. KANC'Y" GOODS AND NET 10
IRlMMiNGS W-lvt-i Ribbon, Bcliiny l'urtuinvM
ui ai d cliu?i> slock of
READY-MADE
*OOTS AND SHOES, 1IA1S, largo variolyof 1
Jioiikjj.
Hardware. Cut
A'<d ^vprydiinpj usually kept in n General D
ubli, ami cordialIv invite our friends to come and
QUARLES, FEB
Abbeville, Oct. 27, 180S?52 if
BAUGHIS CHICAGO B
:o:
CALUMET MILLS I
1"MIF.SE Fertilisers can be recommended ns possi
(jUALITllf.S of Bone, as well ns the rapid cropTim
liosia of nil these manure* is Bone, which, at
riili tlie i:i*?luhle miuerai sulslauced which are the 1
ow in the inurket.
ALSO,
PURE PERUVIJ
FOR S/4LE BY
TROWBI
J'n- nry 22 18Ci?. 33?If
lraif&
LEPAIRER3 OF COTSON GINS, T!
HOUSE CARPENTERS A!
... .
rHE Biibft-ribers would inform their friends ami
prepured, wi'b competent workmen and an i
>iton Gins, Thresher* and Fans, and. do all 1
oro their long experience in tlie various branches
their ability to give satisfaction, and trust to me
w receiving a supply ol GIN -MATERIAL, and i
ai hue. Work will be done on the most reason
RY. r;
The? will always beep on hand a good supply of
AKUOFFIN& v. . . /. ; ..
OHN ENRIGHT.
Augast 19, 1865>, if' ' '
. ; ;"5 * r " "
' T~- ' ' toTolVq
FETIlLilS
IODES' SUPER PHOSPH ATE/Th? Old knd
ORCHILLA GUANO. ' ^
HODB*' m ANUREj ih^^fc^ftrsXIoii,1 >s
tntest I* conducted b? Predeiick;KleU. one of the mi
theJffBi^ ?taiev? It.'ia ^ndoresd; fnL&MA -?*'syt
o ii, tees, tf..^ ;* - *k ^* "ft?A*
!i.-i/li ihm V rrii'tifo 'iifi~Hi'i'^'o>:. JuJttiirXiJ^yLk^taiIi!M.
cty-nine. 186?
very liberal pat?
l us during the
by strict attenmerit
the same.
strictly to the
rising our custo11s
as can be had
keep no grocerckery,
but - rest
3ep every thing
>le Orv Knnds.
/
w/f
ig Dress Goods,
Cassimcrs, ?fcc.
S?e respectfully
I DONALD.
GW STOKE T
OODS!
"hate's Block,
)und
%
. BUB UM ' *JR
&
I KIR STOCK OF
TEE GOODS,
'HINTS. BLEACHED SHIRTING ;iJ
DRILLS, KERSEYS,
C. ISLAND JEANS,
\YN SHEET!Na
LINSEY, BLANKETS,
DELAINES, MOIIATRS, AL\\S,
DRIvSS BUTTONS, DRESS
Biiiid.-, &<:. Well bblecled, beauti
CLOTHING,
Ladies' Shawls, Nubiiw, Sonlags and
,lery, <fcc.
ry Good House. We eell low fo
see U3*
LHIN & CO.
:p. mmenii i m
in rnuarmi.
LOOD MANURE.
i
IONE DUST.
essinc the PERMANENT IMPROVIKG
-producing effects of Peruvian Guano,
i is well known, compares most favorably
!>asea of nearly all tlia Super Phosphates
IN GUANO.
IIDGE & CO.
SMITH,
HRPSHEES AKD I'AftS,
si BimjDljBSf. ; ;,
I the public generally that they r*i&
ibundaDpe of i^teria], to KEFA'Uit
work in the 1 iae , ofCarpwt^tyg*
of their business!, they feel confident
rit the publiojjRttoriRgft.1 They
ire prepared to eyecDte'ftlF. work.;iti
able terms?-CASH pNs DEDTV*
T- '
READY-MADE WAktftJT
. / "' ' ','1
V I../. bat ?ff &
? > u . K-, tttfvBt
>,t.i ;j>f aylJl-ty gg (gWA
S JtSur-XRL

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