The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, March 02, 1870, Image 3
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^?*-"AII Trao?teot AdrartUameoU, a?d
jofwork ?Mt b* paid for I? ?Mb. TbU wl"
b?ob?er?ed without distinction. Subicrtptlona
.re aUo payable ia adranoe.
ar Appltcatlooa foTJob Work will ba ?ada,
fc?tbeoa.eo,toTaoB. E. *^"""?,?in!n, of W.
Tba WATCH HA? bookaar? io tba k#Wl?? W?
Y. flato?. who will receipt for mooie. dot .nd
.tteud to all ?altere connected wifb lb. Adrar.
tiling or 8uA>e?rlptlon dapartmaou.
jaw Oar AdrerlWlog Meade ara reowJt.d to
?.odlp tbalr faror? aot tatar tban Monday.
Liberal Inducements
NEW SUBSCRIBERS AND TO ADVANCE
PAYERS FOR TUE SUMTER WATCH?
MAN.
THE EXCELSIOR MONTHLY\
MAGAZINE-An Excellent House?
hold Magazine,
Will be "nt FREE FOR TWELVE M0NTH8
to all new .ub*criber? to tb? SUMTER. WATCB
?An, aud to all who will pay in advuuco for tba
??me for twelve montba.
The "EXCELSIOR" ia a 82 page Journal,
?iib illustration* and ?bout one tbirdUrfcer than
?0 ordinary double-column Magazine; ia of tb?
highest toned morality, nnteectarlacor partiian,
tod extend* to all the hand of lora, sympathy
tot friendship. It aim? to stimulate and pro
*oko to g??d purpovee and 3?i.k-uvore J to be
Pure, Fascinating, Instructing, Novel, yet trna,
Pungent, Wide Awake, Ohuttte, fitted for the
Christian Home ; to intoreat aleo and entertain,
?nd still be faithful in proclaiming the truth.
We also o flor the SUMTER WATCHMAN, "Excel?
sior Magaiine" and the following, at the price*
named:
Kural Carolinian ......v..v.?..95 00
Deworest*' Monthly .?..>*. 6 00
(Jodiy's Lady's Rook.v 6 00
ivie rum's Muxtcal Monthly. ? 00
XIX Cen'.ury.6 ot)
And tiny other Magasine or Periodical pub
??bed, in like ratio.__^
jjjajr Wc announce, with deep regret |
and sympathy, the death of Mrs..MARY
ANN SWINTON. This afflictive dispen?
sation of Almighty God, ocourred at
the residence of her brother, at this
. place, ou Friday lust, and her remains
were interred in the same grave with
her devoted husband, whose lamented
death occurred but a short time pre
vious.
--4.?SB??- -
GUN. R% If. AN Iii: It SON.
We announce, with much pleasure,
that this distinguished citizen has de?
termined to make his residence in our
. town We welcome him, and hts family,
cordially, to our midst.
Tho "Garden Plow and Marker,"
invented and patented by our worthy
fellow citizen, HENRY HAYNESWORTII
for many years our faithful Post Master
-is generally approved. We are pleas?
ed to notice that he has started ? manu
factory of them at Sumter.
SST We have learned with much
pleasure, that Mr. G ai ney, a very worthy
mechanic, at Muyesvilie, was entitled to
tho credit for constructing the "sweep"
exhibited recently by Mr. B. JA Wilson,
at this place.
The Wilmington Star continues
tobe one of the most spicy and accept?
able of our daily exchanges. We arc
pleased to sec, too, thc marks of pros?
perity it reflects on its bright pages.
"GOOD TI .Uli.??
We certainly appreciate the attention
of our fricod C. T. MASON, lie has
given us *'a good time" piece, which, as
wo write, smiles upon us from its ellip?
tical face, making music with its merry
click to thc scratch of the pen, while
marking the moments as they fly.
FIRE.
We regret lo learn that the dwelling
of Mr. HENRY D. MAHON KY, about 15
miles from Sumter, with all his house?
hold and kitchen furniture, family sup?
plies, clothing, &o., were destroyed by
fire, on the morning of the 20th ult.
Any contributions to this destitute tami
ly will be greatly appreciated, if left at
this office.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Special care had been takeu with tuc
embers leif in the fire place, and about
4 o'clock in the morning the family
acre aroused by the flumes, with scarce?
ly time to escape.
PROVOKING.
We learn that, one ol the packages of
The Sumter Watchman, of tho 10th inst.,
sent to Muyesvilie, did not reach its des?
tination. Wo now send fifty-four
copie? of the Watchman regularly to
that office, and, us these ure divided and
put into three puckuges, about eighteen
copies of our paper, of the duto mention?
ed, failed to reach tho hands of subscri?
bers. Thia -is provoking, and our Mayes
ville friend* have a right to complain
about it, aud we hope such a thing will
not occur a"a.in soon.
DARING THEFT*
A horse, belonging to Mr. Win S.
SCARBOROUGH, was stolen at BARNETT'S
Store, Carter's Crossing, io this County,
oo Saturduy last, 26th ult. Tho animul
was hitched to a tree near by, and a
considerable number ot pcrsoos were
present, in attendance upon an exhibi?
tion of some sort. The tracks were
followed as far as Swimming Pens.
We trust the thief will bo caught, and
Mr- SCARROROUOH recover his horse.
TRE st u i icu BOOK #TORF.
wes begun to be established us a penna
Dant ?euture of our business community,
to be gradually developed as tho wants
of this section of the country indicate.
We are pleased to bo enabled to say
Mut the enterprise is meeting substan
J??! encouragement, whilst we solioit for
H tho support of all who would see an
Institution ot the kind flourish in out
*??d?t. Books of any description will be
Promptly furuished, if not on band, at
publisher's pricos.
A BOO FIOHT,
Ou the public square . f? w daje tine?, j
ia the mid. . of (be accomplished resto*
rateur$ which there rendevous, produo- I
ed a deeided sensation, in that element.
Fiuallv, a lusty eon of Africa rushes imo
the midst, leaps high ap over the canino
combatants, who seemed just thoo io
deadly grip, sod let?fall his ponderous
carcass upon them.
Just here it may not be amiss to ob?
serve that that rendezvous upon the
public square is fast becoming au in?
tolerable nuisance. The most shock?
ing obscenities are oot unfrequeotly
obtruded upon the ear of those that pas?
that way, aud muoh else ocours that of?
fends the public seuso of decency and
propriety.
PUBLIC DOCUMENT*).
A too--more or less-of books, all
carefully wrapped io paper of superior
quality, arrived at this Post Office, last
Week, from the late Coogressmau Whit-1
temore to his Couiiituems. Many ol
these books were addressed to names of I
doubtful idontity, and probably three
fourths of them to persons who caa
neither read nor write. But as this is
probably the last "turn" from thia par
tioular source, we will say nothing more
on this subject now
MANIPULATKD GUANOS.
The Phanix stands first on thc tist oj |
G uanot.
I used, thin year, Phoenix Oaiano, Soluble Pu
I eil c, Baugh's Raw Raw bone und .Stupes Plius
phatev Where Ibero was 200 Iba. Pheonix Guano
it ia hard tu discern any difference between it and
300 lbs. Soluble Pacific. The Phoenix stands Om
on tho list of Guanos with mo. From present
prospocU I think it will moro thnn double the
yield ol cotton this year. MIKE McUEK.
Anderson Co., S. C., August ll, 1860.
Intellectual superiority occasions little
difference in manners or condiiot. Nulure
guarantees a gu ne ni I similarity of action.* Opin?
ions aud fancies, whothor more or less within the
province of human control, and an idontity of
which ls not essential to the purpose of existooce,
I admit of an indefinite variety. But thoro is ono
{subject on which all unito, that is, in praiso of
tho efficacy of the "Old Carolina Billers."
Safe, reliable, sure, Wireman's Worm Candy,
NIX DB?PERANDVN, NOrJB!
Hundreds ot cuses of Scrofula, in its wornt
stages, old cases of Syphilis that have defied tho
skill of eminent Physicians, Rt elimatta who
have beon suffcrors for years, and tho victims of
the injudicious use of Mercury, have buen radi?
cally curod by DR. TUTT'S SARSAPARILLA
AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT. It is tho m?8t
powerful alterative and blood purifier known. It
j is proscribud by very many Physicians.
MARRIED.
SNOWDEN-GAILLIARD-Or. tho evening
of the 27th January, at the residence of tho
bride's father, St. John's Berkeley, by the Rev.
W. B. rV. Howe, TRKOIIOKB G. SNOWDEN to
Miss HARRIET P., eldest daughter of Mr. James
Gaillard, Jr.
On Wednesday afternoon, the 23rd ult., at
Bethel M. E. Church, by tho Rev. John T
Wightman, WILLIAM II. ANDREWS, of Sum?
ter, S. C., to Mis? MARY S. duughter of Mr.
R, W. Burnham, of Charleston.
On Thursday evening, tho 24th ult., ot tho
residence of tho bride's lather, by thu Rev. J. W,
Murruy, Mr. T. J. CUMMINGS to Miss JULIA
A. duughtor of Mr. Leonard Brown, all of Sum?
ter District.
O?ITUARY.
DIED, in Sumter County, on the 16th Feb.,
MKS. SUSAN TISDALE, in the Ztflh year of j
tier age. She had been u momber of tho M. E.
Church. South, for ulioul thirty years, and during
her latter days, her life was exemplary ns u chris?
tian. In her last mmnents she roqucslod those
who conversed with her to meet her in Heaven.
Her friends and kindred ontertnin a good hopu
that she has gone where the "wicked cease from
troubling, nod wbcro the weary are at rest."
J. W. M.
MASONIC.
r|MIE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICA
X TION OP GLARE* ONT LODGE, NO rt4,
A.*. F.*. M.*. will bo held on Thursday evening,
March 17, 1870, ut 7 o'clock, P. M.
Brothers will tukoduo notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
E. C. GREEN, WV. M.-,
T. V. WALSD, Seuretary.
Jun &
COMMERCIAL..
SUMTERJ4ARKET.JMARCH 2.
Our Cotton Market has been deeling pus' week
and closes ut from 17 to 21.
BACON-Rib Sides, 19J@00 ; Clour, do., 20
@00 ; Shoulders, 1 6(0,00 ; llama, 25.
LARD-20@25o.
FLOUR-Per bbl. $7@$I2..
COFFEE-Laguayro, 3U@li2; Java, 45@5u;
Rio, 22@?0.
jyp_$'?50
SUGAR-Brown. 1?@00 ; C., 17@l0; A., 18
@ 19 ; Crushed, ltf@2l>.
BAGGING-Best, ?0($32{ Gunny, 2S@30.
IRON-TIES- I0@I2.
ROPE-I0@I5.
11ATESV1LLE SHIRTINGS-Per hale 121c.
YARN BY THE BALE-*2,10e. For bunch
LATEST QUOTATIONS OP
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, S. C.,
Corrected tcee/cty by A. C. KA U FM A JV,
Broker, No 25 Broad Street.
FEBRUARY 22, 1870.
STATE SECURITIES-South Carolina, old, -@
82; d 'new,-@82; do, regisl'd stock, ex int
-@7?. *
CITV SBCORITIKS-Augusta, Go. Bonds. 83@
84; Chorlepton, S. C. Slock, (ex qr int) 64@6d|
do, Fire Loun Bondi, -@76; Colunitdu, S. C
Bonds, 65@70.
RAILROAD BONDS-Blue Ridge, (first mortgage)
- (ii,60; Charl iston and Savannah, 58(W)80;
Charlotte, Columbia and. Augusta,-(toOO ;
Cheraw and Darlington, -80; Greenville und.
Columbia, (1st morl) -?76; do, (Slate guur
unteo) 62@ - j Northeastern, 80@84| ; Savan?
nah ond Charleston, (1st morl) -80; <lo.(Stnie
gu?ranlas) -@64; South Carolina, -@82 ; do,
12 ; Sparlanburg and Union, - @54.
HA II,mun STOCKS- Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta,-@55; Greenville and Columbia, 1}
ia,2 ; Northeastern, 7(?)8 ; Savannah and Charles
ton, 23(a)2b ; Sotitl. Carolina, (whole shares)
J8(a>4&; do, (half do) 11<(?)-"'1
EXCHANGE, Ac-New lork Sight, g off par;
(?old, 1|0@I21; Silver, 1I3&115.
SOUTH CAROLINA DANK DILLS.
?Bank of Charleston.-@ -
*Bank of Newberry.- (g) -
Bank of Camden '.4ii(<o -
Bank of Georgetown.- (<ij?
Bank of South Carolina.10(?> -
Bunk of Chester.5(g)
Bank of Hamburg-.3(y)
?nnk ot Stute ot S' C. prior to IMS I.55(#
Bank of Stale of S. C. Issue I SC I and 1802 1 Orv^ -
.Plantera* und Mechanic?'Bi nk of Charles-@ -
ton.,.,.,.- f(0 -
.Pfoplo's Bank of Charleston..-(rt) -
Minion Bank of Charleston.- (?3) -
'Southwestern R R Bank of Charleston, -(a) -
(old)._(?>-.
?Southwestern R R Bank of Charleston, -Oh
(new). .- (?J) -
Farmors' and Exchange Bnnk of Charles-Go
ton. .--('hi
Exchange Bank of Columbia....,.10(a) -
Merchants' Bank of Cheraw. 8(a)- -
Planters'Bank of Fairfield .
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable...par.
-tty of Chariest? n Change Bi ls.par.
?Bill? marked thus (.) are being redeemed at
the Bank Cou mers of ere h.
J?n 12 lr
SPECIAL. NOTICES,
ba E?{ai*r .ducal; Moilug ot lb? Board
.r Stewards of Sowter (Station) Ji?ilwdlft
Cbareb, will bo held at th? Parsonage OB)
Wed DMd?y ?vening, 28rd, at 7 o 'clock. A prelimi?
nary BMI log, for tb? accommodation of th?
memben of th? Board whon-iid* la tb? country,
will be bald at th? office ot th? tiumter Watch?
man, at 12 o'clock sam? day.
Members will pleas? ?om? prepared to report
collections for th? month of March?
J. II. DI?OLE, Chairman.
P. A. FOLSOM, Seoietaryt
March ?nd, 1870. * .
THE REASON AND ITS DA NOBBS*
Tb? bama? body U chiefly composed of tissues
and fibres as sensitiv? ia ?very change in th?
condition of th? atmosphere aa the moat delicate
electrometer, or tho qnlcksllv?r !a a barometer
tube.
Th? stomach, th? skin, ibo n?rvea, th? lungs,
and th? excretory organs ar? especially liable to
be affected hy these variations, and th? best de?
fence against their disastrous tendency is to 'iecp
(be digestiva aachinery, which feeds and .mur.
Isbes tue whole system, in good working order.
If tho stomach ii weak or disordered neither
the blood nor the bile can be in a healthy stat?,
and upon the fitness or these two important fluids
for tb? effires assigned to them hy nature, and
the regularity of their flow, health in a gfeat
measure depend?.
I Wben the air is heavily laden with chilling
vapora, as it often is at this season of th? year,
the digestion should bo an object of peculiar care.
If it is week and languid, the whole physical
struoturo will he enervated. If it is vigorous, tho
entire organisation will be strong to resist the
nu'oward and depressing influence of a damp and
vitiated atmosphere.
A pure and poworfut tonio is therefor? espe?
cially needod as a safeguard against the diseases
most common in the spring, and Hosteller's
Stomach Bitters being the most wholesome and
potent medicine of the olnss at present known,
a course of it is particularly advisable at this pe?
riod of the year. The stomach will thereby be
t dried and strengthened, the liver and bowels
regulated, the nervous system braced up, and
nu turo put in a Stateof active defence agaiust the
miasma willoh superinduces intermittent and
remitlont fevers, rheumatism, nervous debility,
hendacho, hypochondria and other complaints
which aro apt to assnil the untonod and unforti?
fied organisations. The body is strengthened
without oxciting tho brnin, and consequently
no unpleasant renction follows its toviving and
renovating oporation. March.
Bronchitis or Throat Discases?
THOSE AFFLICTED WILL FIND A
REMEDY IN
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM,
BE CONVINCED BY POSITIVE PROOF, AND
TEST IT YOURSELF.
JANESVILLE, OHIO, February 20tb, 1860.
Messrs. J. N. HARRIS A CO.,
Cen tienten
1 have been afflicted
for ton or twelvo years with Bronchitis in its
worst form, nnd have tried everything that I
could buy recommended, but with little or no
relief, until I used your ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM,.
shied gave tue relief in u short limo. I believe'
it is tho best preparation extant, for all diseases
cf the throat and lungs, und I feel it my duty to
sny this much for my own case, so that others
tony try it mid get rollef.
Respectfully,
MATHIAS FltEMAN.
Wo know Mr. Frvmun well, mid his statement
above ls correct.
W. A. GRAHAM A CO.,
Wholesa'o and Retail Druggists, Z-meivilte.
Sold by A. ANDERSON A CO., Druggets.
Sumter, S. C. [Mundi.
REDIVIVUSM
The S- S. S. of 1861,
Or Dr. JEUSON'S Original SOUTIIKHN SOOTHING
SYRUP rmi CHILDREN TKETHIICG, is again rc
suscitated ! I It is a Corriyent of tho Boxed
diturdem contingent upon Ibis period ; a grate?
ful Carminative ? n nutrition* Syrup; und a
yeur.? Anodyne, Inducing eulin and refrcthiuy re
po-e. without tho pernicious und distressing re?
actionary disturbance of tho norvous- system
timi refaits from the exhibition of most prepara?
tions-erpremfy mode fur children. Its use in
lho?outhcrn Status, as fur buck ns 1802, estab?
lished its reputation as a Southern Institution,
anil, as a medicine unrivalled, and IIB being the
bett und ?<?/c?t preparation fur children teething,
enauriug RKST to MOTHERS and NURSES and re*
licj and it re ny th to their Infants. It is therefore
nuncio medicine, and needs nu advertising where
lt is bust known. Every precaution has been
token to preserve und protect it from fraudulent
counterfeits. It is manufactured only at the
Lnlurntory of CotTB, TOMPKINS it HutlD. mem?
bers of, und success rs to, tho old established
Sown lt RN Dnua HOUSE op HAHRAL, RISLKT A
KITCHEN, 141 CHAMBERS St tis ET, YEW YORK, to
whom all orders should bu nddrossed, and is for
SHI? to tho citizens of Sumter and surrounding
country by the following first, class and respecta?
ble Druggists : A. ANDERSEN A Co., J. F. W.
DKLORMR.
Juno 16 - ly
K O S K O O ?
Prepared by Dr. J. J. Lnwronco, tho celebrated
p YsiCMN und CHEM ST, Norfolk, Va., is a SAP ,
PLEASANT and RELIABLE remedy fur ALL diseases
CAUSED by
TORPIDITY OF THE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
DISORDERS OF THE URINARY ORGANS,
DERANGEMENTS OF THE N E R V O U S
SYSTEM.
It PLMIIPIS and ENRICHES tho OLOon, RES?
TORES the LIVER and KIDNEYS to a healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES tllO DOWELS,
and INVIGORATES ibo NERVOUS SYSTEM.
li it NOT u Fuient Medicino.
?foHMIitM nroiind each bottle.
KNDOIIHED by tfye bent J'hyniciaut.
Thc MOST Dort LA rt Medicine in ute.
Dn. LAWRENCE is consinntly in receipt of
OR.MBF UL letters and TESTIMONIALS of REMARKA?
BLE crin-:- performed by KOSKOO.
All letters answered ond'advlco given-PRES.
KOSKOO for sale by Druggists everywhere at
ONE DOLLAR TER DOTTLE. Fur sale by
J. F. W. DeLormo,
July 28-ly Sumter, S. C,
TO CONSUMPTIVES'
Tim advertiser having been restored to imalth
in a fuw weeks, by u very simple reiuody, alter
having suffered several years with a severo lung
affuctlun, and that dread disenso, Consumption -
is anxious to inuko known to his fulluw-suffursrs
the moans of euro.
To all who desire lt, ho will sond n copy of tho
prescription used (free of clinrgo), with the
directions fur preparing and using the saino,
which thoy will find a smo Cure far Consump
lion, Asthma, lironrhitis, etc. The object of the
advertiser in sending tho Prescription is to bene?
fit i ho n fllk-ird, and s [ir end Information which ho
concaves to be invaluable ; and bo hopes ovary
sufferer will try his remedy, ns lt will oost thom
nothing, and may provo a blessing.
Parlies wishing the nrescrlptiun, will please
addreM Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
June 2.
E lt U OU s OP YOUTH?
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nurvuua Debility, Prematuro Decay, and all tho
effect ? ?r youi h fu I indiscretion, will, Cor tho sake
of suffering humanity, sond free to nil who need
it,.tho receipt and directions lor making the sim?
ple remedy by whioh he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by tho advertiser's cxperioneo,
can do io by addressing, in perfect conti.'.?nee,
JOHN B. OilDKN,
Jane] No. 42 Cedar ?t"N. Y.
WITH A VIEW TO THE
PURCHASE OF
A LARGE AND VARIED
ASSORTMENT OF
Spring
AND
Summer
GOODS,
-OFFERS
Superior Inducements
For tho Salo of
FALL
ANS
WINTER
Now remaining on hand.
-CALL AT
SOUTH EAST CORNER
Main and Liberty Sts.j
Feb 23_
i8?o. ism
MAYESVILLE, S. C.
J. A. MAYES & CO.,
WILL CONTINUE IUI Kl NO THE YEAR TO
KEEP ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY
OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
CONSISTING OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GROG ERIES,
il 15B ?>B0?IS?0?8S.
nnd bope to merit * continuance of tho 1 ?bural
patronage they have bei n receiving.
We desire to call particular attention to our
trade iu
FLOUR.
It in oar aim to keep for sale only good quali?
ties nf FLOUR, and families may rely upou our
stock as affording tho best grades of
Extra ami Family Flour,
to be had in tho markets.
Our groceries getierully are all
FIRST-CLASS GOODS,
nud our DHUG8 and MEDICINES aro war?
ranted to bo pure and genuiup.
Besides the usual stock of DRUGS and MED?
ICINES, wo keep always on hand, we offer two
io val un lile preparation* of our own manufacture.
Anti-Malarial Specific,
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
Chills und Fovcra.
TONIC BITTERS,
un admirable combinai ion of TONICS adopted
to all coses needing Tonio Medicines.
COU N'T UV PRODUCE of all kinda taken in
BARTER for goods at fuir pri?e*.
J. A. MAYES ? CO.
Jan 1. 1870_ ly
TO THE
Planters of Maysville
and surrot niling Country*
G KNTI.BJIEN;
We most respectfully offer you Ibo following
manures:
PERUVIAN GUANO, direct from the agent,
FARMERS PLASTER OR GYPSUM, up to
standard,
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO,
COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE, for oomposi
ting with cotton soed,
DISSOLVED BONE A SUPERIOR ARTICLE
FLOUR OF BONE,
BAUOH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
CAROLINA FERTILIZER,
THE NAVASi'A AMMONIA'. ED SOLUBLE
PHOSPHATE of Wilmington,
&-0" cash orders solicited.
MAYES A COOPER Agents.
Jan 5-3m
For Sale.
THAT VALUABLE PROPKRTIT,
* called Brookland, Situated in Sumter County,
?bout one mile from Statesburg, and which was
bc family residenco of tho late John Bradley.
lt consists of a iorgo and fine Dwelling House,
.vitb 10 rooms, (8 unusually large,) Brick Kitch?
in, Stable, Barn. Cnrriago Housoand other neo
usury out buildings, nil in thorough repair, and
ibout 1(0 acron of land. Plaee ? nt i rely healthy.
Price $5000 00 and lei ma neoomodatlng. For
>iber purticulurs, apply to the undersigned, at
Marietta, Ga., or to J. S. G. Riohardson, Esq.
it Sumter S. C.
Feb 23- tf._ELLEN BRADLEY.
BUSINESS,
VISITING,
AND WEDDING OABDH,
Neatly oxeeuted at tbli Office.
ISAAC A. M'EAGEN,
THE ADVERTISER BK08 TO CALL AT
TENTION TO Ul* STOCK OF TUB OBST
AND PUREST
C H EMI GALS,
Drugs,
-1KD
PATENT MEDICINES*
A PINE ASSORTMENT OF
PERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET POWDER
.nd Chalk,
Patt* Boxea ?nd Puff?.
Shaving Croan and Brushes,
Mair Brashes,
Infant Brushes,
Tooth and Nail Brushes,
All at McKAOEN'S.
PRESCRIPTIONS
PREPARED CAREFULLY AT ALL HOURS,
By I. A. McKAOEN.
ins BEST
BRANDY, OIN,
WHISKEY and WINES,
Sold at McKAOEN'S.
ALLSPICE, *
Cloves, Cinnamdh,
Ginger, Mae?,
Nutinega and Popper.
_At McKAOEN'S Drug Store.
KEROSINE OIL, Lampe, Burnere. Chimneys
Wicka. Ao., At McKAOEN'S.
LARGE and FRESH SUPPLY OF
GARDEN SEEDS
For ?nie by McKAGEN.
MILLER? ALMANAC for 1S70
At McKAOEN'S.
A FINE SEGAR
CAN BE HAD
Feb 10_At McKAOEN'S.
REMOVAL.
HAVING REMOVED to Corner of Main
and Republican 8troots, and thoroughly
revised and renovated my Stock, I can offer to
toy customers and the publie generally, cs fine
AN ASSORTMENT OF WELL SELECTED
Drugs,
AND -
General Medicines,
As ean be found lu this market.
Comprising most of the popular "
Patent Medicines,
--SUCH AS
Rosadalis,
Philotoken or Female Friend,
Mystic or Female Regulator,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Jayne's Pills,
Avar's CLerry Pectoral,
Wistar'a Balsam Wild Cherry,
Hemhold'a E: tract Buohu,
Simmons' Liver Invigorator,
Sandfurd's Liver Invigorator,
Hnll's nair Renovter,
_ Barry's Tricopherous,
'Tarrant's Aperiont.
Stafford's Olive Tar for ?olds, eoaghs and
consumption.
Mra. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
Russell's SuotlHug Cordial, without ano
dyne,
Holloway's, ? Vim Douson's and Hurley's
Worra Candy, with all tho Vermifuges.
A complete assortiront of
PERFUMERY. TOOTH BRUSHES AND
TOILET ARTICLES.
A choice nrtinle of COLO UN K, of our own manu
fncture, which we can sell cheap-with all other
articles which should be found in a
Well Regulated Drug Store.
Jan 26-tf J. F. W. DKLORME.
DRUGS,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
Toilet and Fancy Articles.
A. ANDERSON & CO..
Apothecaries and Chemists,
SUMTER, S. C.
Are receiving constantly a full supply of Pure
Drugs and Chemicals, ami a well seleoted stool
of Fancy Articles and Perfumery.
-ALSO
A great variety of Toilet Soaps,
Extracts for the llnndkercbiuf,
Fine Colognes, Foreign and Dotnostio,
Surgical Instruments, Trusses, do.
All Medioines warranted geflniua aud of the
very best quality.
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS, Carefully
ootnpounded night or day. To bo found at night
at the residence of Mr. Anderson on Main St.
A. ANDERSON, - A. J. CHINA, M. ?
Jan 0
O. F. HOYT.
SUCCESSOR TO
I HOYT,
SO. OA.
"Y^T0UI,D respectfully inform his friends
ind thc public of Suiutor, and adjoining counties,
that ho has recently rccoivod a choice selec?
tion of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S'
Watc Hes,
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE,
SPECTACLES, &c, &c,
His stock embraces all Itbo tutest stylos, and
viii bo sold at reasonable rates.
Sept 29
TO ALL OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
-$1.500 to$3,000 per year con ho realised hy
inergotlc mid intelligent mun, in securing ut unco
in AaK'UV for tho Host und most popular
HOOKS ever published. Thi* U a raro opportu
lily lor MAKING .MONEV and doing good.
Clergymen, Disabled soldiers, and all olhors
ranting an Agonoy will please apply, fur further
lartioulars to
J. C. DERBY,
Southern Publishing Agency,
Cor Roynolds und Jackson Sim, Augusta, (Li.
Feb 23 2t
Tor Sale*
pill': Hnuso and Lot. in the Town of Sumtor,
JL owned and held by Sumter Cirouit, as. a
,'ursonag*. The houso is cnuifurlable, with am.
ila lot for gardon, Ac, and uecessary out build
ogs.
For terms, Ac, apply to
A. A GILBERT.
Jan 12-tf
ARB NOW READY
TO FURNISH TO PLANTERS,
TB ANY QUANTITY,
CAROLINA FERTILIZER,
O. C. Coe'e Phosphate,
Vitriol Phosphate,
Dissolved Bones,
Land Plaster,
Soluble Pacifie Guano,
Compound Acid Phosphate,
Flour of Bone,
Baugh's Raw Bone Phos.
Peruvian Guano,
Lime.
LIBERAL CASn ADVANCES ON
Consigned through them to either NEW YORK
or CHARLESTON.
A FULL STOCK OF O00D8 alway? oa
hand,
At Lowest Market Prtce*.
Jan 6_tlOm
Change of Base
F. A. FOLSOM'S
CHEAP VARIETY STORE
-AND
CONFECTIONERY.
IRESPECTFULLY notify my friends and tho
citicens generally, that I hevo taken the ad.
joining Stand, and om now prepared to offer
Greater Intlucemeuts than Ever*
Continuo to sell Cheap Gooda and nothing elae.
Bargains in Fancy Articles Particularly.
LADIES BEAK THIS IN RUND.
CONFECTIONERY.
MRS. FOLSOM has returned this department
in ?arno eland, and informe her friend* and the
publlo, that ?ho will bo constantly supplied with
tho bett of
CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS, CAKES,
CRACKERS, CANNED GOODS, PICKLES, Ao
TBA ! TIE.-A. ! Z
TBE BEST MADE, at $1.7$ per lb.
Aud a splondid Article at $1.2$.
F. A. FOLSOM.
Jun 26_
NO. 3
GROCERIES.
TUE ONLY STRICTLY
Grocery and Liquor House
IN TOWN
rp II K UNDERSIGNED BEING DULY
Authorised to ronttnwe the business of tho lat*
tl rm of CRANE A KBERHART, begs learo to
0-11 the attention of his friends and tho publio
generally to his
NEW AND WELL SELECTED
STOCK OF '
Heavy and Fancy Groceries
Which ho ?(Tors low for CASH ONLY.
^ftt- All articles warranted as recommendo
?Sf Puro Mod?cinal Liquor? kept eonstantl>
on bund.
J. It. EBBKHART.
Surviving partner.
Doo IO_If
New Hardware Store,
Main-st. under Sumter Hotel.
L. P. LOBING,
? - ACKNT ron
Messrs. King & Huppman,
HALTS.HOICIC, Id. D.
Would respectfully announce to his friends and
tbs public, that lie has received and opeued, at
tho above cstubli* liment a
Stock of Hardware and
Family Utensils.
embracing every nrtiele in this Hue of business,
wliUh he Intends to soil at tito
LOWEST PRICKS, FOR CASU.
ile will keep alway, in store, a complete assort,
ment of
Collin's Axes, Ames' S-vvels and Spades, ? \
Trune Chnin*, Hues,
Rakes. Pitch Forks.
ti ruin Cradles, Scythe Blades,
Guano Suives,
Pucket ?ml TiiMo Cutlery,
Brass Prcntirving Kettles,
Tin Ware, Window G la? a-all sites.
Persons in want of the most coavonient and
munomical Stoves, cnn bo supplied with the
ntost improved patterns at prices winch cannot
'ail to (five entire satisfaction.
May 20_ _
MILLINERY
AND
Fancy Goods.
MISS E. D. BRITTON
AYINt? returned from tho North is pre.
prepared to offer lier friends ana patrons a
H
HANDSOME AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Millinery,
FANCY GOODS, &C.
'uri fully Selectol by herself. She will continue
o gul frosh supplies every three or four weeks,
io pli tiilil anything new occur In the styles of
HAT- und BONNETS, Itter in ?he season, she
rill be furoished with the very latest.
ELKO INT BRIDAL
H A TS ANO BONNETS,
nado tn ordor on flinn notice.
Country urders will receive strict attention.
Oct ? tf
Vehicles to Hire, Hauling, &c.
THE SUUSCRIBEK begs to inform the ell'.,
tens of ^uniter, and tho puhlio generally,
bathe is prepared lo transport Tit AYELEltS, in
i comfortable and commodious Vtbiole, to any
mint in this or the gdjul ng Counties.
lin will furnish pleasure parties desiri ot; an
iveuiug i'nle or a trip Into the country, with a
.onveuiont vehicle, g?od horses and trustworthy
Irlver. Ho is also prepared* tu do any kind ot
muling, either by the day or by sp.elal eon
tact. Order? left at tho P. st Office will bo
>r-mp?ly attonded to.
Feb 2-if T A. Fl? BSON.
FIRE A?
I NS xra
OSAS, ac MOISE
&U ? TE li
. . 3P XWL B -
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AMD GLOBE
Insurance Company.
Capital, Surplus and Reserved Funds,
tn G?hl, $17,700,000.
Seventeen Million and Seven Hundred
Thousand Dollars-IN GOLD.
Invested iu the United States,Two Mil?
lions of Dollars. 92,000,000.
Risks in Sumter, taken at Charleston f
ratea.
Residences in ito Country Insur?
ed at LOW Hates.
Losses paid promptly in Charles?
ton.
On the payment of Ten Years
premiums in CASH, a perpet?
ual policy will be issued.
J. E. SITARES,
SUMTER FURNITURE
-AND
Chair Ware-Rooms.
HAS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF FUR?
NITURE, for IM. than OED be obtained in any
Southern market, savlug both freight and risk of
breakage by Railroad. With experieneo in thia
braneb of business in (bo City of .Charleston, for
twenty-fire year., and ba*lug tba advantage, of
tbe beat Manufacturer., be ia offering fir.t cia*,
work of which every artlole ?old is warranted.
Tbe ?tock e< n.Ut* of
Sofa., Side Ilea Ja. Book Ct.es. Wardrobe.
Washstands, Bureaus, Cottage Sett., Whatnot.
Ks tension Table.
Mahogany, Cana and Wood Seat Rocking Chair.
Mahogany, Cane and Wood Seat Setting Chair*
Crib., Cradle.
Trundle Bedstead, and Cottage Bedstead.
Every .lyle Looking Glasse, and Mattra.se?.
FIVE HUNDRED PAIR WINDOW SHADES
ju.t reoeived, together with a lot of WALL PA?
PER AND BORDERING.
Main ?Street, opposite Express Office,
UP STAIRS.
J. E. Snares,
Fob is-tf_
LUMBER
ON AND AFTER TUE FIRST OF FEB.
KUAKY, we offer
FOR SALE
LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT
Our Mill only FOUR MILES FROM SUMTER
Having
CRKATLY REDUCED
the cost of our Lumber to the public, wo ask an
examination of our
PRICES
TERMS CASH.
BEAMES, CHANDLER St, CO.
Feb 2-tf
THEATRE OPEN.
Business before Pleasure,
A NEW PLAY?
ACT 1. SCRNR l.t.
Scene, Ute Store, cornor of tho OM Hotel
next the Court House-KOBWKRIN behind
the counter- Euter a Countryman.
Cor NTH vu A x. Are you the man that aoll.
STORE CLOTHES .o ?heap ?
ScnwKRiN. Yes, Tm th? mar. 80
If your clothe, are worn out, or ruined by Inorln',
There', no use in <-n??iV bulgo right to ?iehutrin.
C. What! Go to-?teenrlu'f Look bera, my
friend, if that', the wuy you talk, bow do you
expect to prosper, when tho Biblo .ny. "Swear
not at all ?"
S. You don't understand ino, I mean cometo
Me; and Til fit you out with a now ?ult, inside
nnd out.ide My ?um? 1? Hvhwfin?
C. Oh! That', il, Lit ? Well Its a ?us?-avery
bad ?auo, any how. But I .'posoyour go- do ?re
none the werta for thai, and I soe hon you might
MI mo with a suit fnifsiV/e from your stock ol'
Hats, Boots und .''hoes, Coati,
Vests and Pant?, Shirl.,
Undershirts, Drawers, Socks,
C'Mllar., llnnilcrehlvN, Ac, Ac,
but bow can you ii me to iv suit tutlite, hey?
8. Why, I'll toll you. Some of my oxeellor.l
GROCERIES thor? would ?ult?/un itttidt to ti T..
wouldn't they !
C. Ye., they would, timi's a fart, smno of youl
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour, Molasses,
Canned Fish, Cyders anil Lobster.,
Chow Chow Pickle*, Ac, Ac
8< Yes. I sell my
Dry Goods HIM) Wei Good*, Groceries.
Clothing nnil other articles toi numerous
to mond?n, very CHEAP KOK CAS ll. . Small
Profit* and Quick Returns" is my motto.
Exit Countryman with a bag full, n basket
full und II bundle full.
Sept 22_ ?ni
Lynchburg Female School
THE FIRST TER M OF THIS SCHOOL
w ll opuu 1st FEBRUARY, mid continue
20 weeks, to bo taught hy MUS. WILBUR, (late
of Davenport Female College.)
TERMS :
For First Grad?.$H 00
For Second Grade. 12 00
For Thiid Grade. 10 00
Muiio on Piano. )0 00
Payment for Tuition required Quarterly.
Board, Washing and Light, ean bo bad at
$1(1.00 lo $12,00 per month.
For further particular, apply to
K. SPENCER,
Chairman Board of Trustee?.
Feb 1-41_Lynchburg, t*. C.
Estate Notice.
AALL p. rsom having el.ilm* ngaiu.t the K?
Isle of W. W. M ? Cu leben, dteaa.ud. will
please present thew duly proven. And ?ll per
son* indebted will pl.s.e make paymeut ie
. H. Vi MoOUTOHEN, AdiuV.
(faa 10-tf
iD UFE
Y
i, S. C. .
Il IP
NEW YORK
This Compacy having oot
the provisions of tho 'recant***!
poeit" Act, i* prepared io italie f*J,
Life or Endowment IN
ON TUB MOST %FAVORADt?%
iluviug
Thiiieen Millions of
io Assete, perfect security is grnita
to the insured j while its iiutnou
constantly increasing tuctituo onafc
te declaro liberal 0 i vi Jo nd*. .
Policy ia thia Company i.i gtcadiW ttt'ffiflBj
creasing in value, at a co*t wliioh'?i?i^^B
oreases with evory minimi Puy,ll0.t,^>|?^^^^
CHAS. JJ. MOISK,
Itisurunco A gobi, ~r,*3jSK
?u:utor, H. ?t'-^jj
J . D . C Ii A X' l^^l
Upholsterer, Manufacturer^
AND DEALER IN ' ^?lij
FURNITURE, rim
J^ESPECTFULLY INFORMS IIIS friended >^
am) patrons that ha ls now preparad to furnish
thuin with ... . '.
Furniture, etc., ; ^
of tho i tiff, rent STYLES ami PATTERNS '''nOT?3??5
in use. He has now un hand a suppl jr of ?
RED ROOM AND COTTAGE PETS. ' ,'r>M|
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, , W<jsM
BEDSTEADS. 7^2
TAULES. V . v^.S
BUREAUS,
CRIES, -V*^
AC, AC. j v'.'^lS
SAMPLE PLATES fron tho beet Man niacin. V**
rers of Roxton and New York -will bo shown lo '$.{
purchaser* and any stylus preferred, not ?fTV,w
band, will lie ordered for acoomujodiuion of pat
runs-all of v. hieb will bo sold at prices to suit
tho times. ' ' ^'?f?
FURNITURE modo lo order, in uny eljlo-nud g
.t short notioe.
Manufacturing, Repairing nnd JTphoutcr&J?l
done promptly, and in a neut uud workmanlike, '
manner. _ S jggg
Chairs moated with cano and mado M good as raj
new. . W
Piolara Frames of all sites, Rose Wood, Gilt,
and plain mouldings, mado to order, and Lqdktng
Qlassos'set lo frame', and fur salo- ' y;
FUNERALS promptly attended to Jn TWn'.-^j
or Country, and Metallic, Mnhogutiy, Wwlnut,'.Vw
or Common Coffins, furnished us required, ?t y?
short notice. - - 3?
Dee 8 . I
SUM TE ll
fTMlE undersigned would most iesp> cl fillip v^
JL HI,nomico to tho pvoplo of Sumter alni sur* J'
rounding country that bo hnvo jo?i received*
SPLENDID LOT OF
TSIOL a r"bi o. |j
and are now prcpar-d tn receive and ex?cuta or* .. .''
dcrs of all kinds iu hi? linc, whh ucuinossund/. ;'?]
dis] m l oh. .
IKON RAILING Ft'RNISllL'D TO CF. DE H.
AV. P. SMITH,
BUMTLU. S. C.
N yo* 17 'if*
C. T/^riSON^
VffSSrt** >"B1L"V- *.' .-ivie' "'tl
WATCH- MA|
A Xl.) . . 'X?-M
Hus Just received ami kcips n.n.ij* UK i..n.d *? . '
New and Beautiful Styli i nf ?^*f
'JKWEi.ltY, F\'K'(??,.\: S?:.^. &0:
WATCHES, BLOCKS and .M: W ?: Ml Y 'R E- ' ; ,?
PAIRED WITH DlSPAlCli:
March? I
u ii wm
IN T:IS
HIGHEST AND ?,\TKST ST,\M^V
OF AKT, AUH N )'.V TAKEN l.Y
WILDER Ss WIIT:i:L3iM!
At tho Gallery in Sumter, landy kv pl l.\ ll. h
MCCALLUM, such as
PHOTOGRAPHS,
IVOUYTYP????,
? .ME RCri VPE/.
r?:?:>t" t^.
Flt A ME? of .?ll sia?r foVnUlii'ii '
PICTUHE* eo|..rv??,.?mt old plum.** CI-MM
.nd maouvied.
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