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[Fruitt ihtf BoutUvru UuarUuVn.] J
Ab ivr?al l? tu? SauCli. , ',
jf;'," ' ' *\ z * No? III. 'V
! kurc shown you, people of tho ?outh,
What you have (poxpret from tho Union ih
k tha future- lot lue noyr inquire of you,
wHy you Joc-irg a lunger continuance in it t
Do you deem it any honor to ho nHHociated
with a people who huvo no fonwot fur
yp& < uayy Who hold you' in sovereign contempt
t They hhvo pushod aside your
tfaapol ministers to make way for nc^tucs.
* * They have twittud, insulted and bullied |
? your members of Oougress. They have |
. wcro driven from it by arms Bubscril>cd for
in the hoiiae God, by women, preachoft,
Erofetwors and students. And whoa the
igh captain of this rtew-fanglcdcommissariat
turned his bloody arms from the laud
of tho purchaser, they gloried at the alarms
ho spread among women and chtldreu?did
nil they could to save his nock, placed his
"name in the roll of martyrs, and consecrated
the day of his execution. How much
of tho "glory" of the country do you share?
Most ut it belongs to you and your sires by ;
right, but you got none of it. All that the j
world knows ol you, is from the reports of
your enemies, and they debase you. If!
you would throw off your servility, and
u^uiuo a national character, the would
know you, court, fear you, respect you;
hut you have clung to the rotten l'nion
untl you have almost become a stench in <
nostrils of the world. Ho you know the
true secret of Lincln's overwhelming
majorities? I nnn ..!! W *< ? V....
abused every rrcsident who respected your
rights, and every court that docs uot
acknowledge the negro to bo the equal of
the white iuuu. Thoy have doiio every
thing that detestation and disdain eould
-ougiost, to humblo you in tho eyes of tho
World. By your Hclf-rcspoct, by your pride,
by your honor, then, I ask you, why do
you da-tiro to fasten yourselves to this body
. of death nhy longer ? Do you say. "for
lfotoronee of our fathers' legacy , for the
glory of our great and widely extended
country; and for the perpotnity of our
admirable form of our government?" 11"
you mean by "our fathers' legacy" tho
Conatitution they have denounced that
with baptised lips, in terms too profane to be
repeated, and they have throwu its tattered
fragments in your teeth. "Who gave your
country it vast extent? Virginia, a
Virginian, and Southern arms. How
much do you own of it? You tried to |
plant Vour font niton a ?trin of if 1.1.I I
miyma'C l"? ? HI1IHCV W.llfll lit) 'loos >
not recognize, and inn i resist to the lull extent |
of hi* powoj*. In tliin view tie ir> supported by
fuse, l?lnrk, Toucey and Ifolt.
On tho other hand, ilio Southern members 1
of the Citliinct?K! ?\ <I, I'obb and i'heiupsouhold
tluit the Constitution is merely a compact,
which mny ho broken at uv moment by a single
State, which may wish to retire from ilio I
Confederacy, by declaring its wi?h to do eo,
and that in so doing tlicy should not be molest- : (
od by the Jfederal Government.
Thai portion of llie message treating of il{?*
question of secession is still under di*cu.->M?i,
Which will coiitmic until a con,|.remise . is '
found or the Cabinet breaks it)> in a row. foil I'
O.iii rely upon thes. fuels, nu I tlrf the u lmin- I
istr.it ion is iti a crisis. A < 1 or a U.m.J | J
To Sou!hern Publishers anil Editors, j!
rpilK subscriber, tat pre cut holding n po.-i- i
I tiou under the Federal Government, an I <
having no intention nor desire to Serve under \
the ciienuc* of his c nntry.) proposes, shortly,
to devote his whole time to the bit iuess in '
which a portion of his time is now engaged, ;t
via: as
I"t>1111 F.S I'ONI'RNT, fuNTnilU'TOK KMFltUTKK
Ft>15 SuFTIIIIIIN Jut KN M.S. j
In Addition to his present en g'. ye men is. he is |
prepared to make arrangements with several
other Journals at the South, and trusts that his
long and varied experience will enable hita to \
discharge them faithfully. Address.
F.I>W|\ IIKUIOT. ,]
t'harleston, S. f.
Nb.v '22 88 lav
BLUB STONE! BLUK STONB.'I
A PUKSH SUPPLY for sale by
/\ J. B. tKKiiKifON,
Not 1 >?}? tf Druggist.
llostetlcr's fVleb/uM Sionwcfc BitliTs. 1
?s
IJvmNAI.Pa- GOO&r.luVS >
i Nor 1 86?tf
* / 'S
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vmii tvn tb IV > UU. IUUI I
speakers went to the North, uud set up the
old yell, that the i uion n danger it l
nauseated the Democrats, and inspirited
the Republicans. None of them believed ;
that there was either truth or courage in
you, and they determined to prove it. They
meant to hold you up to the eyes of the
world as specimens of slavcholding verity
and valor. The Dcmocrates, who had always
stood by you, knew that they would
keep down the Abolitionists if the South
would prove to them, by some unequivocal
net, herdcteruiination to dissolve the Union,
or to maintain her rights. With every
threatened aggression they warned the
people of its danger to the Union?said it
was grossly unjust, or unconstitutional,
and that the South could not nnd would |
not submit to it. It came, and the South |
flustered a little, and did not submit to it.
''ibtjy (the Democrats) became ridiculous |
to their opponents, and lost confidence with
the people. Of course they warned with
>very recurrence of these circumstances,
until they expired to rise no more. They
und they feel towards you accordingly.
You have, then, no friends at the North,
and millions of bitter enemies. Why do
you wish to continue the connection? Your
'enemies will soon have every thin their
own wav. You cannot reach rliem tlir.m.rli
. % y . ?" * vwpH i
the ballot-box, or in any other way ; but
regard you as the author* of their Overthrow,
they can and vriU reach you with a whip of
"foorpious. You have thein for once under
alarms, (thanks be to much-abused little
*South Carolina for it,) bu' you will never
"alarm them again. For several years to
uoine their whole aim will be to plaoed you
where you dare not dissolvo the Union.
When th-y have you hampered securely,
then conies the long-promised visitation,
with horrors unknown this side of perdition.
Let me not be misundestood. 1. cannot
promise yon an easy, quiet. retreat Irotn
the Union. This breaking up of governments
is a critical thing; it is apt to he attended
with much trouble, llut I promise you
much less than yon will endure by remaining
in tho Uuioii. This truble is certain?it
is foreordained, the other is c<>n ingent
fir as 1 oan see, if th Southern State-;
will move Off in a body with one fheart and
one mind, there would be no trouble at all.
It would be the most peaceful, quiet,
bloodless revolution that ever was wrought;
but the history of revolutions leads me to
distrust my own judgment hero. As to
the whippin^fthrcntened, only keep Sumner
off, that's all wc ask.
NO. IV.
A. few reasons now why the .South should
quit the Union, and u few answers to the
arguments against it, and I have dune.
A tu:cr**ionof the Southern Shites null
insure to them lomestic prarr ami gee ur it if.
This is a consideration of infinitely wore
importance thau it is generuly taken to he.
Let it be Ternhered that disquiet has made
its way into our families, and has been
increasing for some time past, while /*r arc
in the Union t and where it will end, if wo
remain in it, God only knows. With
every recurring Presidential election it is
to reward,if we take any part in thoooutcst.
It is the everlasting stuiiip-ftpcakiug in
behalf of rival candidates for Congress and
the Presidency, the indiscreet table-talk
which it naturally suggests, the iiiHam- ,
inatory extracts from Northern speeches
and editorials constantly paraded in the
Houthevp press, which bring uneasiness
into our families?not tlie things said and
done by the fanatics afar oil. Now, ail .
ithis ends where the separation begins. 'J lie i
force of this argument will bo tested at the !
next tueetiog of Congress. Mark, if you
please, the change of tone and manner
which the rankest anil most delimit
Republicans will assume in that body, i
If one anti-slavery measure is proposed l?y
any oftbcui?if one threat, or taunt, or dare ;
Is thrown out by the rudest and most
rampant of them all, in contempt of "the j 1
peculiar institution"?call me no prophet '
Our Congrats Halls will no more resound 1
with this topic. licre is a dangerous leak
stopped. Hut I have abotfr>r argument thnn
till this. It is universally understood '
nniong all classes here that South Ctuoliuu I
will aceedo from the Union ; and the eft'cot
upon the slaves in this soction of the State t
I know not how it : I . low,) is ju-' what i '
^Bta^^^would be a year ago; n d just as j
oil ages, (nee l'rofw?or Key- i
" i yrir'-'ii fttw.'fc MI r"
k ; <* >* > a .
??aaa-u _t?.! _.. . ,t.. jj> t
nohhf-auuiirablo article io tlw> last L>el?ow;)
and jtlst as it ever will t>e, if w? treat our$ervcut?
as God's WoM rcqnlroa us tatrmt
them. Seouig' cockades n'onnted erwry'
whore, and continual parados,- they think
the war in Ouiurng certainly ; and luiudmr.s
of theiu are in<]u?ring whether they wriii
not be permitted to tight with their meters.
If uut,.ihcy propose to accompany their
masters as Waiting men, cooks, &c I
suppose they thiuk lilnck Republicans are
negroes, (no great mistake, seeing they love
each other desperately.) and the idea of a
parcel ot negroes coming here tt? tight
" white ptloplo" is against all their notions
of dcjioaoy, decency, and common sense;
and, having internal evidence that they
are certain to be whipped, they desire to
i *ake this honor off their master's hands.
I He this us it may, all is ijuict here. The
j choral hymn of" several of them haK just
died upon mine ear, and I would hnvo no
iwye icur ot intrusting my wife and daughters
to their care than I would have in committing
thoiu to a brother's carc. (Set us
| away from Republican influences, and we
shall dwell together in p ace on earth, and
mingle hymns in heaven. Is thoro any
thing on this earth, not to say in this
j Union, which could compensate me furono
week's alarms of tho tender ones of my
household ? And yet it has been the
undisguised aim of the Abolitionists to stir
them up in every family in the {South, not
for a week, or a year, but intcrminubly !"
" Agitate!" 44 A?_*itate!!" was their cry in
the begin nig, and it has Imhii kept up to
I tho end. for what purpo.s?? For the
purpose (openly avowed by theui) which
is just beginning to be accomplished. One
would suppose that this side the iuferuul
regions there could not be found a being
capable of such a plan?a plan which visits
with the sorest affliction.-, the most innocent..
Hut they could not only concoct
such a plun, but chuckle over its most,
terrific execution at Harper's Ferry, and
draw witticisms from it on Virginian
courage. Again they had the pleasure
of seeing it carried out more extensively
in Texas "l>ut Virginia and Texas
are both satisfied to remain in the l'nion,
and why do pin complain ?" i complain of
neither. 1 accord to tlieiu the privilege
of shaping their own course in their own I
way ; hut neither of them approves tlit acts ]
referred to,audi bring thciu to notice us
overt acts in those Slates, which are caleu
1 itod to disturb the peace of .ainilics in ah
tho States between them, and to warn them
all against remaining under the government
of the demons who could conceive <nd per- j
pctratc such deeds. "There's no uneasiness >
in mv family", says one. It may bo so,;
but f assure you. mi", ^ w ?" ?nan.v other I
families ; ami if you have no sympathy for
them, you are little better than an Abolitionist
yourself.
A. B. LOXGSTllKKT.
Hon. J. L. M. Cuiiry.?We see that
this distinguished gentleman is advertised
to address his fellow-citizens of Calhoun
County, the 27th inst., on th-> present
condition of national "lairs. Mr. Curry !
will, doubtless au every Congressman should
do. t.-<!:c a position of prompt and effective
resistance to Lincoln. Being a man of large
comprehensive views, and holding the confidence
of his constituency, his opinions
on the present posture of affairs will be
well received and considered. Ho will be
in Washington by the first of next month,
and, we suppose, ready to take his seat in
Congress. How long he shall remain
there depends solely upon the action of our
approaching Convention. ? Montgomery
Confcdcrti t tun.
A PitEA in 11 Alt.?The practicing attorneys
of Lowndes couuty, Alabama, have
signed the following:
Risolctd, That we will not in future collect,
or receive lor collection, any claim in
favor in any merchant or other creditor living
or doing business in any non-slavebold
iiig State, against any citizen of this State;
and we wilUuso our influence to prevent!
such collections by others, as far as wo (
properly can.
A'man who assisted to empty several j
bottles of wine, afterwards u?>?k a walk.
The pavements were unite icy, and he
exclaimed: " Very sing'Lir ; wh-whoiiever
water tree es, it always ficotes with the
slippery side up."
Mrs. Partington says that she has noticed .
that whether Hour was dear or cheap, she
had invariably to pay the same money tor
h-ii'a dollar's worth.
Wmuiishtox, November ?The discus- '
sinus ofti.e question thai i* n >w ugii .ting (lie j
whole country, ami the posiii ui wliicli tlio
President shall lake returning it in his forthcoming
tnes-nge, has brought tbc < at>iiiet to !
the verge of a break-up, ami it may end in '
that before the tir-t Monday in Ih-osmber, wlicn 1
Congress will meet.
The President insists that the Constitution !
of the United States establishes n tjovcrumcni,
and he, n? the sworn head and executive there '
of, must and will insist upon the execution of
the federal laws; that the idctt of peneouhlc sc
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PSTO BLANKS!!!
GRAND ALI.-PJUZB SOI IK UK FOjt
OCTOBER, 1H60!
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
MeKJNNEY & go., MANAGIvBS.
.\ntho>\fd i>?/ tyeciul Acl of" the /*fi*laturt.
> /nTjWr TICK NT A niT'/H
CAPITA^ 1'KIZK SiWJJOO!
Tioliota Only 810.
Mikes. Q-inrter* nnd Kipliths in Proportion.
To be ?ltawn each Rntufiuy In IStlO, In the
city of Sni annah. Georgia.
ClnM 9i!, to be UrntvH Ontoltcr t's lKfiO.
i n?i- on i- >. ? ?
- iu >>u urn at o < lot u OCT I 1, 1X00.
Cl-ia* 94, to he drawn t)?t?her '20, 1800.
Class 95, to he (Iritwn Qctoher 27, lbOO.
magnificent scheme.
1 l'tlzo of $00, (NX) Is $00,000
1 " 1U,000 is lo.tNM)
1 " ICOftO is 9,000
1 " 5.000 is 0,000
1 " 4,000 is 4,(NX)
1 " 3,000 is 3,000
1 " 2.O00 is 2,(X)0
1 " 1,600 is 1,500
26,000 Prizcu of ?8 .$200,000
26,000 Prizes of ?2 5,000
50,305 Prizes amounting to . . . ?375,000
WILL BE Bit A WW THIS MOXTII.
Certificates of Packages will he sold at the
following rates, which is the rljk:
Certificate of Packages 10 Whole Tickets ?80
M " If. Half ? 401
" " 10 Quarter ?* 20 I
? " 10 Eighth ? 10
THE COLD MINE!!
ALL PHIZES AND NO PLANKS ON
The Three Number Plan!
Which takes place every Wclncsilay ami
Saturday in 1*00.
78 NUMBERS?13 DRAWN BALLOTS!
1 prize of : : : : ?25,000
1 Prize of : : : : 0,000
1 l'ri/e of : : : : 4.000
I Prize of : : : : 2,270
40 Prize- of 175 arc : : 7,ooo
40 Prize of lu5 arc : : 5,(Hid
40 Prizes of 112.50 arc : : 4,000
102 Prizes of 100 arc : : 10,200
05 Prizes of 25 at e : : 1,025
05 Prizes ?>f 2') arc : : 1,800
05 prizes of 15 nre : : '.'76
06 Prizes of }() are : : 05ft
4,810 Prizes of 'J nre : : 4
27,040 Prizes of 5 are : 135,200
43,0X0 Prizes ol' 1 43,080
70,t?70 Prizes amounting to SJ'.'O.O'.iii.iX)
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Enclose the money to our uddre?s fer the
tickets ord red. on receipt *?f which they will
he I or warded Ly first mail. Purchaser* / .?? I
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liiivc tickets ending in any figure they uniy de:
* mte.
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The list <>f ilntvn numbers and prixes will hr
sent to purchasers immediately after lite drawing.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by .Mail or
Express, to be diroctod to
McKLNXKV & Co.,
Savannah, Gn.
Oct. 11 32 If.
w O O d7~E D D Y ft C 6. 'S !
DELAWARE AM) A1ISS0! R! STATK LUTTtlilLS
CAPITAL FllI/.K
S 70,0001
Wood,Eddy & Co., Mana^ors.
The Managers' Office are located at Wilmington, '
Delaware, and St. Louis, Missouri.
The following magnificent schemes will be '
drawn in public, under the Superinicn lence ol j
Su oPO I'Ainmiup'i ' 1 *
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ernor.
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7b NUMBERS?13 DRAWN RAl.EoTS.
1 CAI'ITIL PRIZE OF
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1 Prize of ?30,000 | Ofi Prizes of?140 !
1 " 2>,0?K> 1 U"? 44 l J.'i |
1 ? l*>,(HHt | (J.'i " h(<
ir> ,, &,000 j 05 ."ill
1 8.475 I 4,810 44 lit
100 44 1,000 i 27,o-l0 44 2'>
too ?? ooo j
12,300 Prizes amounting to $1,171,050
NEARLY 1 PRIZE Til EVERY 2 TU'KETS.
Whole Tickets ?20; Halves ?10; Quarters :>"?
Certificates of j arc k ages in the above Hchctiic
will !>e sold at the following rates, which is the
risk :
Certificate of jiackagc of 2'1 whole
tickets S2WJ 00
" * 2'i half I i Go
" 44 44 20 quarter T1 75
44 44 44 20 eighth 37 37
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i'lu-^ >32 ilraws \ veinher 7, Ihfirt.
Class "?11 iliav* N vciiihcr, 1 I, 1S'>0.
Cla.--> 5">tl draw * N.iveiuher 21, 1 btiO.
Class GO4* draws N >ver.iher 2s, Ib'id.
XFAHL v (>m: rnizn r<> r.vr.uv two
t i c K i: T s:
7? NUMBERS?11 BRAWN 15AI.M1TS.
1 Capital Pi lxe ul? lydGdiuo.
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I i'rizc of $15,"'" | *? ? ' ?10?i '
10 ' vi,r.oo| <?4 6o 1
lo " * - i >I,-?io |- 04 * ao
10 i.OOii ] 6,604 jit
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i
; j. 112 I'vuib.-* Amounting !<> S.r?7>*,r>r,7
V> hole t-i ;kvUr$ !' II ilvo* 5r V- Quarter.-s_' .ti
Certttic?fl*?nt package* in the uhnvc SpIioiiii*, 1
>i 1m QfWfM'V u*h \\ ciliivl.ir. will It fold at
tie followili:.; Villi's, which is t!>? ri-k
)?rtif?rmt?,?f package*at ?j wii"lr ticket*1 II.(Hi
"JO half 70.60 i
- V " " qimrtrr ' 65.25
*' 17* 0*H*KIN?; TII'KKTS "R CHltTlFK'ATI.M.
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KusluseJ lie amount of mom y to our ml lrc-'9
bt)g|liM Juu noli In | urvhri*r; n unc ti c I,otty
In w ait li you ui h ii iuve-tc 1. Hid wh? ih- t
If tiio wi*h II.iIvom. Whole* or Quartet*. on it- ,
:oim '.'I which wo scinl what i* nr?h ml, liv first
other v. it Ii the scheme.
, iU !y niter iLe drawing, a ]-ii tit <<1
Irenditg. I'jitiiic.l i > l?y the Commi-thiuer-',
-cut. wiili mi ct|'Umition.
ik* i 'iuchii.-?r? will please write their -ig- j
.utirr. - plain. ail'I give (heir l'ost OflSr, t'. i.u- !
y nti'l Stale.
All ciuiimuiiieations strictly coiifvlrntinl.
Vil prizes of cil.O'K) nil J under | i i > 1
niiMi iinicly alter the drawing- other prize* at
he ii-ual time of I?? 'lays.
Our Single Number I/Otterlcs, I'upikil I'rizc
fit). Of Ml. draw ton S .Liiutl'i*
? ^
Mmle lii Uci- SI" -Halves S">?Quarter* S'JJ.
Order* lor Tickets or <'i-rtiUnties to lie mllresse<l
to
W ool). KDIIY & I'O., Wilmington, I?? 1 t
or. V. ( m ?l). Kl>l?\ CO.. Si Louis, Mi?miri
RMk, The drawing* < ( W ,<id. liddy, \* t'o.'s 1
JUw;T"''if''ulars containing Selicnias lor lite 1
Mini It will lie sent, t'roo of expense, b\ addre**iig
its aoore.
fie: a -The Drawing* of Wowl, 1' My .Y I'n (
.olterie* uro pnM.-lied in I lie Soy I i.. 1
Ici'nM, New York Tin.! -. New Yorkm (
iiiiiii /.eiiunjr, New York Kxi'iv-i tnsd \. ? 1
ork News.
Nov. 1 35 ti I
Scrofbla, or King's Evil,
isfc coa>titHtumil disease, n corruption of the
hlood, by which thi* fluid Ntohiw \itiHhtl,
wvnk, ami ]>u<>r. Jh itig in the circulation, it ^
pervade* tlic wholu hody, and may burst out
in disease on any p.at of it. No organ U frir
from it* attach*, iior i-. there one \\ hich it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint i? variously
caused by mercurial di*cn?r, low living, (lis- 1
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth |
and filthy habits, the d?*iirc -.-iii'* vices, and,
nbovo all, by the venereal infection. Wlmtev(
r be its origin, it is hereditary in the constitution,
demanding " from parents to cliildren
uutu tin.' third and fotn th generation ; " indeed.
It accras to lw the rod of llim who says, "j
will visit the initpiUiun of the fathers upon
their cliildicn."
It* elfin-ts fommcnrc by dopo-ition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous mutt or, which, in
the lungt>, liver, ami inU rnul uiguits, in termed
tubercle* j in the gland*, itwcllii)in( and on
tilt* surface, eruptions or sore*. This foul corruption,
which gender* in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scroftrlou* Constitution*
not only Miller from scrofulous complaints,
luit they have fur less power to withstand
?he attacks of otln-r diseases; consequently
vust numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
arc still rendered fatal l>y this taint in the
system. Most of the eon sumption wluch decimate*
the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous eontiuniuation; cud many
destructive iliscase* of the liver, kidneys, brain,
aud, indeed, of nil the organs, nrise from or
are nggmvat'-d hv the same cause.
t )ne quarter of all our people are scrofulous ;
their p< r>nn? are invaded by this lurking infection,
nnd their health is undermined by it.
To ?1 an-o it from the svst* in wc must r? novate
the lilood hv nn alterative medicine, and invigorate
it l>y healthy foo I aud exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
AYER'S
Compound Extract of Sarsnparilla,
the most effectual remedy whieh the medical
skill of our times can di vi for this everywhere
prevailing and fatal inuludv. Ji is comhin
1 from the n ? ? a< tiv r> tin di ds tliat 1 ive
been discovered for tl.<-expurgation of this fail
ili ord r froni the blood, ami the ress-us of tl,(>
svstetn front it- <1 ?j native ion ;pa.m >.
llenec it should he deployed f >r ih" enre ?.f
not only Scrofula, bat also thee other tilhctioris
which mi-e fioiu i', su< h n? lint i mi
and Skin Di-u-\sk*, Si. Anthony's Tiki ,
liusr., or F.l-\ .iim t.\s, Timi-i iPrs-rei i .
Hi oTfiii'.s. Hi.mns and lhur Trsinus. Ti.tti ii
ar 1 S.m.t It ii? i s \i ! II i.ai-, ulnuw or v,
It ii i rMatism, Sv l .. i.i 11" and Mur. i >:t \ I 1': iv-is.
Dnoesv. 1) I m i.I'sia, Di nit. it, and,
it'll* I'l. \l.l. I't-M II MS I s A 11 IsINO V . \l VI 11A ii
ii <>u 1 s>ii itt Ti"nu 'i'l.'- popular b'liil |
in iiH/Hiri/tf nf:' . i- fnuml in tntth, !
for sot ofula j a d m nidi n i.f ti. hh.od. The j
partieuiui jmrpo- and viitie of lias Sar*:i]Arilla
i* to 1'iiiiiy ar.il . - . tu rate tl vital ll?:.d, j
without whieh sound health . j e iblc in
eon tain ilia ted in
A Y-1-. n vf"t/"> C*
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES CF A FAMILY PHYSIC, I
arc so compo: < d that i within tie tango of
their mMon run rarely wit iMtxnd or cvudc thrnt.
ami iii\i' ormti i very portion of tlx iiuiutn organism,
corna ting its ilire.iM-d action, and icsiorii g
it- In nilhy vitalities. As u eoiiseipiemc of tlii'sc
properties, the invalid who is liowiil iluii'li with
pain or |'li >'ii al d< hility is ns.ti;tibh>-d to liuil liu
In alth in ?in-1 \ i u icd by a remedy ul once so
Not only il th? > <tirr the every-ilay ? tnplair.ts
of everv body, hut nbo many tmiiiiilal le and
ilangcroiis tiiriasi s, '1 h< a vent 1 clow iiatiu >1 is 1
pleasid to furnish grali iiiv American Almanac, j
i ok tain iie* ?ertitn alts f 1 In ,r cure* and directions
f>T tin ir use in the : lh ing complaint- : fV..v/ireIIi,
,t II, I-/' i. rti, // i hit liii nlnir fi nni ,!i i/j rlcvt il
Stomach, A 'out* " / ndirfe%ttoa, !'.n:< iami itothul
ItHiction hf /At' Rotcth, t- icy, /.om of jtvpo> J
tile, JtiMitriici, aud other kindred complaints, I
arising from * low a talc of the I y or obstruction -I
of its full' lions.
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral,
roil tiiu iiAtin 11 uk up
Courb*, Colt!*, Infliicn/:i, Ihmrsrm <s |
I roup. Ill onhttI in i nicnt oioiiMiiitplion,
and (or Hie n !n l ol' CoiniiiiipiiM1 ,
I'ntirnts in advum-cd Mttgcs cl itio
iliM'ii r.
So ui.l.- i i!.?- fl( M tif its n-< fulne-s mi l -o r.u- j
m<riMi, on- t'\> <1 i-s of it- rim*, Unit olnn'-t
f.iiy.-i tint, of < ntinlrv : . -i.ui.it- in | > I-11- pub- |
iui\ i,ii .?!. ' I ;. -t.>n-.l fn-in . ! ?rt..it >z i
ni l! cii'!, ?!. |M tc liin aiN of tin Innus try it- j
use, Wiit'ti nine trkd, Mipctioiity over rve,y [
? ' i. r iii< leeiue < : it I. ' i ?i? nj :.t i.t In r cni,c
nhwrv.atiim, and lirn iU \ ii inci tint ktiown, tov )
p'lti . i I i cr I i -i( 111- wlnil am . ic to employ
fm t .. ?..-:n - -.n M 1 i!..t . ?ti" - iK i n : - nf tl v j
. rv in- tin i :rr? iu' ioi i.t tnotii i Innate.
Wlllio till.'. Ill . I II'. ! j - t .1 .?t lllHitl the
community tvp failed been <li- :u :? !. thi- '
has : hit ! f U i by every trislp cotofcrved benefits
?.ii t:,-!t i .i i t rvt- f it, la! proilm'iil
i. I ii ii-u- at a. ti o I ell. .i ....bit to
be !' ?t ii ti lt.
I 111*I* \StKl> IV
D3;. ,S. C. IVI.i; & vo. I
i.iiur.l.l., MASS.
lb !. ."i !.. TWITTY. Spartanburg
P.. P.ATI-S. Hnto-villi', and hy all l>rtti?gist
- ft .v\ vv line.
ll.VYII. \\l>, S ! I VKSON \ CO..
inu'l - iti. Wh ii- a- V,.'-tnMay
10 M> if
e s >: i > i'i.
New Iicclilied and Perfumed BenTJT<?l.l.':i
plea- iiit.-r !:i it? u?e, evaporates
0 j .1, - fr i mi! will bo found to Intvo ?C
PI-. tilt lit i l.K \'\.-l St-, l it", PPHilsty any
thinjr liiilieitn Mi iutit lx?l ore tiie public.
Ii readily remove* prea-y fe-inuu- ?iib*tatiec?.
a- (' Pilcli, Putter. I'ailtt. \e . troiii Sit1;.
Sat ti, W . il. n i ti.ti Pa' -.< ! t 1' ! t.
\u? witl?nlit the -ligb??*-i injure in eiliter.
For s?te by FUmllKIl .1 illilVHSII.
July 1J P? tr
% < > r 2 t' i-:.
Ill I'.lt MP\ give imtiee t,> ,!1 per-nti- e neeitie
l ti,at i will n it | ,y a e. ftain N'O'I K.
given l,y -ill,-, riPer, in the year Is n to one
ti ill n. 'it I iin, unit i.
. > I .-111 111" 11: I' I
ii i. i. s. r.. r. r tiii;ki: ifL*M>::!:I? hm.j.\u.>
Tln? coiixi'loruti ii i I m;: I nuln whs a im^ro nm?i
II iiuc 1 i.KoUCi;. H'MI'IJ M1\ I'n ii _\ .iv- M.
Sniil liny proved i < l?' iiti-oiin I mi l Inn eonliiincl
-< >. even 11. !}.1.- ? nr. I \ j n iw , mi tlml
llli" ?n? i?!? l :ll Kill imn i > [ ;?lI \ l iili' l
f. K. rrusi.r.v.
Mny 17 I I i'in
A PU.ODA.
'PKN r\?ioi>\. which1
was noiit from Run ill, ha\in;? ln'on Inokoli
while on ?lii|> l?.' ir I, tin- nwii'r was vri)
uii\|ii||? to I. ivc ii i. i. Iml, mi l tiii-I cirrv
Kim I of 'I'M.i i\c i!r i ,1 wi'liiuf "iin ? ., mi
Ii' lii-i nm 'i* >ii vvrif ?1 i. oil I t<> i!ic l.l< jl'l Ii
< I.I 17." n new arii? l?\ fn nilo l?v
I lSIIi:U HKINTIJ*!!.
-T illy 12 l'i II 1 Ii
NOTICE.
n \ \ 1 \ i 11 v*I < r mi no I i h-nvo S |> in . i.l nrfr,
i i fliM- f..v !>. inv n??! HI: \M? lot
n Miff oil l.illl i IIS .->!' ? !. ? Ii i i tl III 'J, .11 n ?,
well improved. AS- ', one BIlfCK in IL1MH0
on CluirHi >u < '. \ 11\ jki ii onn r?'for i<> iuv
lather, A K. Smith, for piirtienliiTH, n^, I -imll I
In- j 111 - o 111 I .i n short I'M . i' Tins r. i-oinMi'.
1.KK I.. SMITH 1
Aiiirtfl Hi) y, hi
> w r I ^ < m i
. ^ 1 B
VLI. jiemtn* in<]<l?tvl t<> tlie ln*o linn of'
III".\N (i? > oillioi l?v Vote or
Aivoiint, in I- licreliy n.iili l t<> iniko imiiioilinie
|?r>_vin? > . or I hey will '><* tnuiefcriml tt>
mi ('tlioer tor collection.
?M II 32-?If
fi1 ?' Vol f
f I v ! \ I . - o r i't M i i I
riiio Soo I Perfumery, lim-lie*. I'nims, 1
?ilit Ac*., i m\ In- I oii'l ut
FlMIIKil t<. HKINITMI S j
AugUMt 2 '22 tf |
L.4
w - i
- IL VJL J mi.' Jl? IB
The only safe and sure remedy for Horses.
Tbe ?cnuan Horse Powders.
A IlKMAW.K MtiPlCIXC fur nil Internal
coMi^l ciaiK. iotitor AppHita, Hidc lMNin<l,
hviiit, Yellow Wa>r, KurtcU, folic,
r?ihls. Cotlffhll. fin*I llll iienini^ineit>?? of ili<?
kidoovs and DiRF^tifu Cm sans, li bus ruMiyed
to (Kifeet souudiiv** Uor?t'? J to l?e
broken dntvu n?>] alia<mt worthless. all truces
til Ji-etMic having h?i 11 removed 5>y the uue of ,
these l\#w?liis. It J.n perfectly *t?fr t<? give hi
nil times. it lines not omnia any deleterious
mineral, (phase ob-crve this,) ha urailj nil tlie
mixtures purporting to be euditiou ponders
contain iuji?riou? atitiiuluiils, destructive of alt
the noble powers >f t'le Horse. If yon value
your'Hoi e. hah no oilier than tltc "CKIlMAjl
1IOKSK POWl)!iilS." li i< the only condition
incilicino upon vjilih nay dependence unit bo
placed in liic treatment a* those complaints for
wiiicli it is u-cd. It improves the lting?, rcpilulf,<
the circulation of the blood* improver the
digestive organ?, softens and loosens the skin,
impart* n fine plont to the linir, anil improves
the gonera! appearance of the utiiuiul. TUu
proprietors teg to caution buyers not to he imposed
upon by person* oticriiig othur kinds us
luting (nitons good as the Herman llursc l'<.orders
(it is not so). Buy only of (ho following
places, wlefe you will he sure of obtaining this
valunhle Horse Medicine, l'rcpa?ed only bv
E H. IIKINITSH. *
Fur sale by KISIIKR & irKlNITSIT.
Nov 1 So?ff
Delays are Dangerous.
rOHK no time then in preparing for confiuj
geticic*. iuid provide a slock of MKH
WIN Shows SOUTH INt; 8YKUI', the great
remedy for infantile complaint*.
For sale by ITSIIKIUn. IIKINITSH
Nov I :hV- if
Jtliilid ('aslor Oil.
VI.h tlio unplea?nnt eRVct* of Onstnr Oil are
obviated in this preparation. It is regarded
iisoni'ot the most u a ofu I improvements
hi I'liannn y. tail den take it without uuy
objection. For .-ale by
FtStllFV f- II FIX'ITU If
Nov 1 ?tf Pharmaceutists.
Vi lli: <>?' NOITII ' \ UOLV^A,
lutllC Court III' tVlUIIUill Picas.
l>. I. & L. TW1TTV, 1
vk. I Attachment.
E. M. 1.ANE. )
Keel, Yeruon i\ Duncan, l'l'lfs Att'ry.
HBltKAS i! ? plaintiffs did, on the lfltli
^ f il.iy 4' Ai i il. l ie their ileelurmion against
the defendant, who !:i- it is *ai?l; is absent tV??m
ntnl without the li.nit <nf iliii .Slatr, hud liiMnuitlier
wife nut attorney known wi:liiri the samo
upon w in.in iicujiy ol iljc -Miivl leclaratiou might
In; served:
1? i* 1 herefor' ordered, That the ^dcfcnilniit
<lo iippc.it* mill | li-.i'l to the said ili'vlnrv
tion, mi or Is .ore tlir 171li liny ?>t' April next,
which will I c in (lie y? :?r ol' our Lord one thou-.111!
eight luunln 1 mil sixty one; otherwise
timil in i ' - ilute ju Igtueut will then he given
and uw.ir led against liiin.
J- U. T<?Ll.r.Si?N, C. <; p.
April 111 7 di|
The State of South Carolina.
In tin* Court of Common Picas,
li. AN MOORE, )
vs. r Attacliinciit.
ROUT. WYNNE. j
Bubo. Edward- A.<" .rli-le. PltTs. Att'y.
XWTI1EIIEAS tin plaintiff did. on the 26th
W day of October, lilo ids declaration
Against the defendant, who (as it is said) is absent
from iiud without tin* limits of this State,
and has neither wife nor attorney known within
the* same upon whom a copy of the said declaration
might be si-ivedIt
is therefore ordered. That the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration,
tin or before the Until day of October next,
which will 1 io in the year of i>ur l.ord i,no thousand
light hundred and sixty-one: otherwise
tin d and absolute judgment will thcu he given
ami awarded against him.
J. li. TOI.l.ESON, C. C. 1'.
Oct. 25 84 ______
i.iiuU'il liiiic aii I lli<li-|"i-i(i ill wottM permit,
iml mii'li as In* ilvi m* mitFieicnt, fr im liiI
\ i 11- !ariii'.i irii v Willi million, respect
| ivcly. It pives liim ploa*uic t > report that
I he ?-veral OHiecrs an- prompt, faithful ami nc.
| i-muni" luting in the !i?- !i ifge of lli?-ir nffit-iul
'luiii-s, nn i Ilicir Others are in nil ini|>nrt)int
I .11 i!ar*. orpani/tvl mri mlministcreil nor
: Ip I I I II. .
\. ! wliii-li i* re peelfully suhmiMc'l.
.1. 1'. ilKKI?, Solicitor.
N is rmin r., !'nl. ISfif)
Tlici World (>utdone J
rpill. MKM< INK rillr.1 III ll.llll UiilI
Ini) iiMiriialor," vrln-h ha* efli-rlt-il
- > it.ji ii \ cure-, aiel about which I here is
? i inut i. \ .ia'. i? now oil -tile hy JUKI,
f!i"'!)<!11'.V, in tliin place.
I ! hi-lir-y in I lamp Ih i-I'il, ?. Ncuri'pin,
l>vs|ie|.-in, mil IthenniM i-uu. u ha - al re
I'l l i ll'I Hue tim-i n m>>iimiiiiip cures
here. I'.ir Cftl h, I'otiplis, n'i ilfoetiofl.s of the
how el-. 11 e.i inche. l uuihiu'lic, Kir ichc. Sprains,
I "ill* |lrui-e-, . it nets is it iiy the l.nicji of
ni ipio. 1 ha\o (jrnvcUc<l, more or less, for the
|ia-t M-veil years willi this rctiif Iv, and nowhere
iia\e I foimii atiythinp like ili c<|uaI. it is a
vo^i>i:??iic jiropaviili.'H, wholly of my own di?<
\f-y. iin-l |n lectly afo in u># according to
tin" iln i'i'iiitic which nco?>??|>iuiy t>ach hoi1lo.
Fur 1-y . JmKI. F ?50(>I?<iIn\
?i. W. I> \ VIS, Proprietor
l???i tN.'U. Now ^ -rk I'nst ' Mho*.
March Ul? I if
Machinery Oil,
1-JOK -uh hv KlSlll'.ll \ II KIN ITS IP
< M;>y 17 11 t/
Ir n* " *&
: v
MnmaHAsaalaMesMHa
?* W. KUard,
MAGISTRATE, ATTORN KY AT LAW,
asu nounVoa t*
HAS rtunoTwl Lis Office from Cbcf*h Street
to (be otiioe uHjyining t be Sj':?rtur Office,
<?i the I'ublie Square,
All bueiueAa iairusUrl to bl* care will meet
with i rmnut aitcmioa,
uLf. ( >?u i ?
c. o.veuvos, 1
ATTOBNKY AT LAW, ,
\T7-11X !'R,\?vnCBin tl.o W^rnCiP:*"
\ 7 Or* i?:k?W?-?t cortV.'V of Col. W. Vf.
11 Villi IS' Viek bfAldiu:;. t.vr the store of J
'liiup A Cannon. and oppo-ltu llw I'slisetto
lL,u e. April Hi ?5 jy 1
SULUVAN, ELFOttD sTwiNSMlTH.
HAVE'MOOointed-thwntohrrx for tlio par- i i
ponO of practising Law in the Di^ti-ic' ol
tapuintnburg. Any Imiitiess intrusted to their
cur? will receive prompt silent ion.
Office on the Public Square, ap^oiniug the
SI'. IU TA A Ot'FlCK.
C. r. SULLIVAN, Laurena.
J. M. GLKOKM,-Spartanburg.
J. <WINS.M1TH, Spartanburg.
Oct. '2'i 9m |
REED & DUNCAN, "
A T T O H N K IS AT 1. A W AN]) LSOI.HITOIIS
IN r.yflTV,
VT SPAUTANRUBO ('. H All business
i lit rusted to thorn in Law nml Equity will
be promptly attended to Oilier next door
Hardy, Agucw & Co.
j. r. nr.- i>. i). it. dvxoan. t
April Id f> ly C
Wright Ac. Orr, I
ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, I
. . 1
Oiitce in Maj. J.egg's llrick Ruilding, next
door to llobo A Edward*' law otiicc, upstairs,
8pnrtnuburg, C. II. I
J. 1>. Wpti;tit, Spartanburg C. H 5
Jah. L. Our, Anderson 0. tt. t
,:u- (
Furrow A Wliilucr, <
A TTOUNEVS AT LAW, r
\\r 1 LL practico in the Courts of Spartan- c
7 f burg and adjoining Districts.
nrt trn at spabtasuvbo c. u.
J> ct 21 41 If {
H fl 1,1,1 A II ?7 JOAES
Attorney at Law. cc
LlfiiOIK, CALDWELL, CO. N. C.
( \\7" ILL be in atte:i?bmce at nil of the Courts,
[ Ty both Conuiy unit Superior, held at Co,
lumbt s, i'olk c unity, and at Hcndrrronville,
Hen leri-"ii canity, N. C., uud will attend f
pi nipt ly to nil business intrusted t? his care
in Western X. C. | t
KKI'K :lts. i -- "
o/.l II- cr ?> '" ill {.'AlCUljJJS A
In the i 'mi of Common Pleas.
1>. I. \ L. TW1TTV,
Attachment.
v*. |
II. F. V Kit NoN. >
IMv.n.'N & Carlisle. I'ldf's. Alt'y.
\ \ " II FUi'.A.S the pl iiniitl <li'l, on the'Joth
? t il.iy of October, filo !iim < ledum; ion
against the ilefeli'hint, who (ii-> it is s-nitl) is ?h
fiiii trom nii'l without t': limits of this State,
riii'l li i- neither wife nor attorney known within
tin ".iiiio itj on whom a copy of the snid declaration
might he ^erveil:
li i- tlieietoi lered, That the defonilant
iippeur :ir. I plead to the said dcohtraj
lion, on or before the "Jtilh lay of?>< tot>*f next,
; whirh will be in the yea* of our Lord otic th >U,
snml eight hundred iinl *ixty-ot?e ; otherwise
final -?ii 1 absolute ittdguionl will then be jrnrcn
ami awarded ngniiw liiiu.
.1 It t<?i.i.i:sun. <\ C. p.
t let. _' > { i<i
rilK M'A'i K OI-' SOI I'll (' \KOMNA
lit the Court of Common 1'lews.
KKNJAMIN P.. < VMPi'iKI h. |
vf. I Attachment.
I'INVKNHY 11. I'.OllO. I
%'1 J II I'.U HAS the plaiutitf did, :t the U*-M
t j of Novi
gainst tlu net-ml mi, w! (n? it i? sni.1 is ttb'
-< nt ami without tin- limits of this State,
I ami li i" neither wife m r attorney known within
the same iip>u writ >ni a Copy ft the snid "loci
icuti n might )>e solve I:
It is therefore or !er I. Tint the -a! I defon;
il.uit do appe ir an i ph el io the mi I ileehtm
; lion, on or before the ti'M "lay of November
; nexi, which will !? in the y?*iir of^mr laird one
thoiisand eight hiimlrr'l ami sixty; otherwise
final mi I absolute ,iu iguietH will I hell he givon
iml awarded agiin-t liiin.
J. U. TuLLLsOS, Clerk.
4q
Solicitor's BCt'port
(hi Ojfir(rs mi l (> Viyj, FuH T, rm, 1'.O.
The under- gned begs leave respectfully to
' Report a- to liistiiet Offices and ttflieers.
That he has during tin- term ma le -ucli ox'
auiinat ion of t In- several Pi-Uriel Offices i?s ids
FUJI SAM: MY
Uiik!j, it Co..
ih-pt '> It Sijm of thoAnvil. I|
0 L1) B U T L1: R .
OL!? Ml rr.KK * ill -tan 1 the present wagon '
at Uivm^-iYtlle on Mondays :?n<I Tut?tAys
in well week, Anion other U tys itt hi* ?\%n ::
-tat on the north side of Fair f ilial, ne ir J
P. .1 C'oland'-* Milt*. Me will rerre irtaroe at , (
j > I - to iiiMire t'< til.
Fuller i- a Jeep -,>rol, full fiftr. -t hands Itiglt. \
.!?>ii\ c. nr vitMKN
Svpt 18 C7 ?f jl
& b LI a P
l..\rr v -i. n. i.ask a en.
IMPORTERS INI) JOBBERS OF
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods
l.'l KROAUWAY, XKW VoUK.
March I ". 2 ly
M. T. McKINNEY,
hiiolekam: a\i? i,b:tiil ,
(-4 Ita Q) CC* P-j Tib 15 f
SECOND DOOR EAST OF THE COURT tJOUSE, '
S I' A RTA X II U li (I, S . C. ,1
Sept. -jo, 'SO. M Ijr j
E. Qnern's lod Liver Oil Jelly- 1
I)UF.i' VUF.lt front th. pure White t*o l T.iror ,
Oil. The jelliFyinc o? <V?'I l.iver t?il m?- c
a'll,?- the nto-i ilelicate -lotnuyh to receive ami , |
retain thin grtal resuadv. For sale ill
Nov 1 :<?? ?If J L. C.OOlH'.iQN'S
v8tj., Simpson li
1 ! " t'-'i , John Boinar, cmj., Spartauburg C
March 1 go ly p
V, ilii;ti:i E.oskwood,
T A I L 0 K,
n"A3 rcmoTcd to Room? over Foster &
_ Judd's, oppo-itc the ('oui'^ lloflse. Thankful
tor j.tiht favors, he asks u lilHirul patronage
for tlie luture.
July 7 1R tf
1>. El. Hmlnoii,
F A S 11 I O N A II L K TAILOR.
\\J((I'LL) rc.-|KH.tfttUy inform the eitironof '
t Spartanburg mat lie has opened a Sllok
in brick Kaugo, on Church btreet, where he
will be pleased t.? - c nil who may favor him
with their patronage. "
Jan 2t? 47 ly
R. I>. Otvt'tl,
F A S tl I (? N A B L K TAILOR, ,
\~?70liLl) return hit* thanks for post favors
v V ami n?k v iiiinvmnce of the same,
lie may be found over Hardy \ Agnew's
Hardware .Store.
J an 0
I>r. Win. T. Utiwel 1
\\TILL practice MEDICINE and SURGERY (
\f (in i- ujin etj.ui w.ih DENTISTRY, at the '
t dice i in Spari'inlnrg and its vicinity. Office 1
on Church Slice', _\u. 2, brick Range, up stairs. J
Residence at L>r L. C. Ketinc ly 's.
March 24 4 1 y
i>r. V%. C. Klciauctl,
DENTIST,
OFFICE with l'r. J. J. VERNON, over
Ollice ??t Daw a ins, Choice & Etrins.
! Church Site t. Lrick Range, Spartanburg C.
, 11., S. C.
| Jan I'J 40 ly i
DR. t.. 4 . hl VM UY |
* ? \S U.'.Vt NF.D, and has resumed the '
J duller ?d hi- profession. i
Jau 12 4"> tf
t orsion tV S
\ 1 v l! I I1!! wrii'r urnii'i" i' ?v ..
i OBHV in.'SpaHtOihflrg tuti it* vicinity
< ?i i t. i . Main tSucct, o[?jH)-dte Palmetto
i llou ^UB- - -- it".
BocltMcr A Sou,
WvD II >1 VKKI'.H,
\NP Mannlictitr<*r> >f Jewelry, llcjxliror*
of t lock: . IVfttol.o*, vVe. All work in!
trust el to lln-ui HI t.i. t with jrotujUnctJa a ltd
l ilovfMttoli.
Mil rot* |H 4 it
sin iKi:ssi:s.
VT JoK'S P. A it UK II SHOP, om llanlyV
Hardware Siorc. can nlw.ay* be found n
I 11. u. ! ( . t' siijHM-ior M \TTKK>SUS. of nil
si/e-., lit.i 1< . !' excellent materials, an.l at moderate
I'/icH.
Ic lo ofl It
{ iV Hopo.
! EXTRA HEAVY Gt'.VNY BACHING,1
1*1*111140 Manilla
ii P kop i
1. ; ; ui v.. '
TiiwS^mStTv.,
iMm *:Cr ~
(V/fONUMRKT8. 1VUBiyi
?TO!H?. tirave-Btewm, fmrmtmrt, MarHe.
&;c., en t>e purchased ? rr watte lane
iv onltinr o4 addroeeinfr uatwc
WiC M?B. HtUOB,
Work delivered free on th*A& Jt Tf^ihaift.
oad, l>etwe?n thie place and T7uiofc. <> " ' ->
Jan. 4, 1800 44 If IN
BRICK RMKiSs
Opposite Um C snrf lfouse.
J. M. BOST,
RESPECTFUtE* infbrnM hi? frithftT aft*4
tbc public tliatlie has opened
A New Grocery Store
at the above location, where he
has in store am' is daily reoeWVMptiKMpW
ing a choice stock of Groceries,
MflcSaESuSLto which he invites attention?
insisting of ?U? A US?Brown, Clarified and
'rushed; COFFEES -Rio, Laguayrn, and Java; yJACON?Haunt,
Sides, a:."l Sbonldfrs; *0,A?tiE8.?New
'frleans and Cuba:
["eaa: Rice; 1'reserved, Dried, and
Brandtcd Fruit* 5 |?^B
>ickles; Mustard; l'epper; Hpioe;
ilackerel and Salmon; Flour, Meal. Corn, Potatoes;
P*1'?Liverpool Sacks and Fine Tables
^B3{S3t?3? IBaJSHS, B??0
,'heese, Butter and Eggs?in shovt, aU the va>
ions articles usually found in a&rst-olam 0roery.
.
Intending to conduct a strictly
CASH J5USINKSS,
ic pledges himself to sell ns low as any other
loose In Spartanburg, and therefore asks a trial.
J. M. U. will give the highest mnrket price
>f Flour and-Corn, and barter for all sorts of
ountry produce.
March 15 2 ly
NEW TIN SHOPT
rllh t NDEKSItiN ED 1ms opened in Spartanburg
the above business, which he inlands
carry ill g on in its various brunches, and
ic hopes fy
Strict attention' to Business,
10th in punctuality and workmanship, to merit,
heir patronage, (.live hitn ? call.
ROOFING AND GUTTERING
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
H. T. Smitli,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, ASP NEXT
TO MB. ARCUER'ri FADM.KRY STIOP.
Oct. 13 83 tf
M O IS. OllZiO'B
r F K F T M O .V E K 1%
M'lIOLESlLE 4M) RETAIL,
130 Mniu tStrrif, Cuiumhin, S. ('.
Confection eric* of nil kinds manufactured daily.
Cak't, Iced and (trnammlal, to order, andpmckd
to carry any dutaiue.
A larpe variety of Toys, and Fancy G?o?la of
ill descriptions. l?ec 15 42 ly
Files, Fistula. Tumors, pr rotator
rhcpa, Venereal, &c.
DR. J. A. CLOPTON respectfully informs
the publlcNhat be lias returned to his
?otne in UU.tTisVILLE, ALA., after an absence
>f several tnontlis in Mobile, and tenders his
irnfessional services to the atiiieted. I>r. C.
cfers to the hundreds of cures he has effected
ivitliiu the last few years as proof of his skill in
lie treatment of these diseases.
Huntsvillc, April 28, 1800. June7-14-ly
1 ">i*. .J. Hovee Doclis'
IMPERIAL lVlli E
B ITTERS,
4 RF. made from a pure and unadulterated
Wine, which is about double tiie usual
trcngtli of other Wiiii". and is imported by
inly one h<>u-e in the United ftftim. Abo.
rrom the following valuable Roots, Herbs, &?.,
ri/.: Solomon's Soul. Spikenard. Cowifrey. Osmmi'ile
Flower-, Oefttian, Wild Cherry Trve
llnrk, and Ray berry.
vh: cii.vLLEyGrn
T ii i?; \v o it i* i>
To I'BOHCOK
T1IEIR EQl^AEI!
Wo do not profess to have discovered sotu?
r . t. "kii- wn ntily to the Indians of South Ainori
i." an?l n cure for "All diseases which tho
llo>h i.- heir to." hut wo claim to present to ibo
public a tr.Uy valuable nrepartvlion. which every
intelligent j bysician in the Country will approve.
1*1 nn<l recommend. As a remedy for
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lung*. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases,
of the Nervous System, irwnlysis, l'iles, Disca-os
peculiar t>> Females, Debility, and all
cases renuivijig a Tunic, they are
UNSURPASSED!
For Sore Throat, so common among the
Clergy, they are truly valuable.
For tlio aged and in firm, or for persons of a
wo.uk constitution?for Ministers of the Gospel,
Lawyer*, and all public speakers?for llookKocpevs,
Tailors, Seamstresses, Students, Artist.-.
and all persons lending a sedentary life,
they will prove truly l<eno*'ial.
,\?j? Coverage, they are wholesome, innocent,
and delicious to the taste. They produce all
the exhilimiiwjr effects of IIrandy or Wine,
without iutuxicating; ?ud arc* a valuable remedy
for persons addicted to excessive use ot*
strong drink, and wish to refrain from it. They
are pure and entirely free from the poisons contained
in the adulters I od Wines and Liquors
with which the eoiiutry is flooded.
The-e Hhtc not only CUUK, but 1'REVETT* ^
IH-ea-e, utul -hoiill be used bv all who live in
i country where the w?t??r is la?d, or where
. <l.:u. i e -- -
i him- :inu r i-vrrj" :nr prernn-nr. tioiug entirely
innt* ent nn-l harmless. they nitty ho giver, t
!i i-i-iy in cklliinti mid inlitiU wi(h impnnity. i
Physician-, Clergymen, and temperance ad j
v myites, a- itn net of iuirmnitj, should iu,
spreading these tvtrly valuable IHTTKllS ?ea*
I lie laud. nn<l i hereby essentially aid in banishing
drunkenness find dl?eas6.
CHARLES WlliDlMElJ) * C0?
Proju-ietors,
7H WiTliani Sireet, New York,
Pishpr /t I Icinilsh,
SP.MlT A MU'RO, 8. C.
Aug K, 24 ljr_ ,
No Ignite Cor Baldness. j
NM (ipolnpr fi.r \figs. H/KKIKL S IIAIR . [j
KKSTORF.K will restore hair upon I mid I
>lacet>, ts i 1m ieti-e its growth, will pruibtoe a.....
I..XI l.?.l ~r u_:~
This \ Ala >l 't t pirv}.:!r*t ion li?? b?cn fullj teak- jj
unci its merit* kre oalflliMd >>y geatfc malt
it hiffli character stn-l -minting in Virginia. J
i r I v Fl^HKK & WKiNITSlI, I
Nov 1 8"??tf PhtrmawiKiin. I
NonrrSp 9
Is irKRFBV OIVRN. that I ?i]lMl p>a\ any J
l.-iji. hewer a mall tvpn far k>ivm?in? ^
nti ioi.a t>y .?SO. llbN&Y F1TZ8IMMON8 J
'OOLR, without tut w i it ten onier ur Consent. I
,1 VMK8 H OttSS, I
Oct 1 * * I ?If Committee,
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