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W, y. PAXTON - :_B?gW?y MAJUgER. -ir All Transient Adverlieemonti, and all JuLVVork inuit ba puld for .In cash. Thia will be observed without diilluetloa. Subscriptions aro olio payable in advance. T3T- Applications for Job Work will ba made, l> ?tthe office, to Taos. E. ?xow?Bi. I ho W ATC II u A s books are la ibo keeping of Wi. Y PAXTOX, who will receipt (or monies dna and BI tu od to all matters con neo ted with the Adver? tising or Subscription department*. f.tr Our Adverti.-ing friends are requested to send In their favors not later than Monday. LAMENTED ?KATH. Tho mortal reina i na of Mr. NICHOLAS S. PUNCH -nu intelligent, pious and useful citizoD of Sumter Coauty-were committed to their last resting place, at Bethel Church, on Monday last, attend? ed hy an unusually large assemblage of I the people of that section, and ? number of persons from Sumter Town. Bothel Church, of which he was % leading member, has truly sustained a heavy loss. Tho scone attending his obsequies was one of touohing interest. The funeral cortege, beside a Masonic procession, and many relatives and friends, embraced the Bible elass of j which thc deceased had been the dearly beloved teacher-some twelve or fifteen young ladies, robed in white, with badges of mourning, and eaoh bearing a flower wreath, with whioh to deck his bier. The sobs and frequent outbursts of grief in this fair throng attested the depth of their affection for their depart? ed teaobor, whilst the tears whioh ran down many cheeks gave ovidenee of the extent to whioh he was beloved by his friends and neighbors. Rev. J. W. MURRAX spoke with much feeling and earnestness, and at times with a sacred fire and eloquence that moved the hearts of his hearers. Tho burial eorvice was read by Rev. S. J. HILL, when the body was interred with Masonic honors, W.\ M.\ E. C. GREEN, of Claremont Lodge, officiating. Our deepest sympathises are with the afflicted relatives._ TO OUR PATRONS, Wo earnestly request those indobted to' the Watchman to mako payment. Wc ask that tho small amounts due us bc paid so soon as a portion of the orop is sold. There are many on our books whoso names must bo (reluctantly) stricken off, unless they pay up arrears. Pleuse friends remember these little matters, and come up promptly. The prcssuro upon our columns forces us to defer tho publication of a Humber of advertisements, obituaries, and other matters, uutil next wonk. Sta?* The Clerk of thc Court wishes to make it known that suit will be brought against parties who fail to pay up instalments now due on money bonds in his possession for collection. Mr. P. A. FOLSOM is again offering bargains at his "Cheap Varioty Store." lie hus'an attractive display, and many things calculated specially to please the ladies and the children. PLANTERS' WABEUOIISE. Look through thc new column adver? tisement of this high-toned and liberal couccrn. A full stuck is now in store, embracing a handsome and comprehen? sive variety. FOR THE LADIES. We havo much pleasure in direoting the attention of our fair readers to the advertisement of Miss. E. D. BRITTON, to be found on another column. She has a beautiful stock-an elegant vari? ety-an accomplished Milliner aud Dress Maker, and is thus prepared to serve her customers in all tho depart? ments of her business. BOOT AND 8HOB STORE? A look inside the establishment of Mr. JAMES CALDWELL, will convinco atty ono that Sumter has a Boot and Shoe Store. We acknowledge both gratification and surprise, upon entering this con corn a few days since. Iiis stock is new, complete, and of the very latest styles. Mr. C. is a reliable business man, and will do preoisely what he says. Call and see if it will not pay you for reading his advertisement. TIIRIXLINC) POENOTIENON. Tho Aurora Borealis-Northern Lights, Polar Lights, or Streamers-as visible in the Northern heavens, on Saturday evening last, was moro thrilling and sublime than any Phonon), enon of tho kind wo had ever before witnessed. We intend, in our noxt issue, to give a moro extended notice of this splendid exhibition of tho wonder and beauty of tho natural world. CLOTHING, CLOTHS, Ac Our old friend, D. J. WINN, whose very name suggests the idea of a hand Bomo and durable suit of olothes, now advertises his fall and winter etook, which ho says he is determined to soil lower than they can be bought in th ii market. Iq this department, "DAV?" ii certainly au fail, and nobody will ques? tion his honosty of purpose* to pcrforn Ml ho promises. ?warn circus. ... . . I if 8 7>W - il Out* exchangesispeak favorably of thc) I Circus advertised on another -column^ ma?, as usual, tb ere wilt no dQftbt be a Urge namber to attend it. The free balloon ascension, wi ll be a novelty that will attract many. nAYBSVIIM niLITAKI AOA? . MUT. We were pleased to iee Capt. W. H. COIT, (the Prineipal of this excellent School,) at Sumter, a few days ago, and to learn from bim that the prospect wes favorable to an in orease of pupils for the coming session, which bogins on the let of Ootober. Young men are prepared for college or for commercial life, end the proficiency made by his cadets the last session was highly satisfactory. Some specimens of] penmanship we saw some time sinoe indicated a sucoess in that department which is worthy of speoial notice. Capt. COIT is thorough in all his departments of instruction, a pleasing and graceful manner and high-toned moral sentiment and bearing being no . among those to whioh the least attention is given. While ?uso kind of agitation U Indiepenslble to the hoalth and vigor of miad, tho tpeoiet of commotion occasioned by event?, or extarnal cauaos, appears leas favorably than that wbloh it produoe? by ita spontaneous efleols or refleotlonf. Thia is fully borne out by tb? extraordinary earea offeoted by th? use of the extraordinary cares effected by the use of the great Southern Tonio, the "Old Carolina Bitter?.'' Safel aurel reliable I is Wineman'a Worm Candy! If you ?ant to buy Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Valises, Bags, Satchels, Collara, Hames, Chains, Riding-bridles, Martingales, Whips, Sport, Curry-combs, Horse-brashet, Feather brushes, Axle-grease, Oil, Leather, Saddlery. Hardware, and all Goods kept in a first olasa Saddlery Establishment, call at J. 8. Torn AM A Co.'?., No. 8 South Front Street, Wilmington, N. C. SPECIAL* NOTICES. TH IC PAIN "KIIi IJ KP'' After THIRTY YEARS trial, is stillxeceivlng the most unqualified testimonials lo its virtues, from porsons of the highoat eharaotor and responsibil? ity. Physicians of tho first respectability, r?*om mond it as a most effectual preparation for tho extinction of pain. It ts not only tho best reme? dy ever known for Braises, Cuts, Burns, Ac., but for Dysontery or Cholera, or any tort of bowel complaint, it is a remedy ancurpassod for efficien? cy and rapidity of action. In the groat cilioa of India, and other hot climatos, it has become the Standard Modioino for all such complaints, as well aa for dyspopsia, Liver Complaints, and other kindrod disorders. For Coughs and Colds, Can kor, Asthma, and Rheumatio difficulties, it has been proved by tho most abundant and convinc? ing testimony, to bo an invaluable modiolne. Sold by all Druggists. - Price 25 cents, SO couts, and $1, per bottle WHAT DOES REASON SAT 1 Tho little mongoose when bitten, by a deadly serpent resorts to a certain plant, eats of it, and escapes tho effoet of tho poison. That fa instinct. Human beings on the other hand, must" depend on reason and exporionoe in seleollng the means of protecting health and life ogninst unwholosomo influences. Now what doos reason say on thia vital aulijoot ? Does lt not toll us that to Inlvgo rato and purify tho system is tho best way to pro? tect it against the invisible poison whioh gener? ates disease ? Surely it docs. The next question is, what guide shall wo follow in choosing a me? dicinal safeguard? Reason replies lot your moni? tor bo oxpcrlence. Woll, the oxperience of eighteen years comprised in ooo unbrokon series of satisfactory testimonials assuros us that Hos tetter's Stomach Bitteri possess strengthening, regulating and antlaeptlo properties which are not combined in the samo happy proportions in any otbor preparation extant. This therefore is the antidote to which reason bids us resort when our health is imnorillod either by the malaria which produces opidemio disorders, or by any other cause, whether inhorent and constitutional or connected with our habits, occupations and pursuits. Tho vonom of a noxious roptllo it tcarcoly moro subtile and dangerous than that whioh lurks in foul air and impuro water. To esoape thefevors, bilious disorders, disturbances of the bowels, and ot her sor i ou s maladies producod by these insalu? brious elements, it is absolutely necesary that the stomaoh and all the score i i ve org.v.i3 should be, so to spoak in a robust condition. Upon the amount of resistance wbioh tho vital systom oan oppose to tho deleterious influences that strati lt, the safety of the health depends, and ltlvls beeanee the o rt K A T vKor.TABLK laviaoRAWT imparts energy and regularity to the most important func? tions of the body, that it onn be recommended and guaranteed as an invaluable preventive med? icine._ . f i A CHEAP HOI/SB. Said old farmor Smith to his young neighbor Jones, this is a cheap house I haro pat up for Tom, who has just married ; he can improve on it when he makes monoy. "Do you oill this a eA??;> houso, Mr. Smith," replied young Jonos "Well I don't. It hasn't got a sash, there aro no banisters to tho stairs, and tho doors are so moan thoy will swag so in a year that it will bo almost impossible to open and shut thom. You havo wasted more monoy oa big joists, nseloss rafters and unnecessary framing than would have finish? ed tho house in tho most comfortable stylo. When you build a house for your next son, write first to P. P. Toale, Charleston, S. C, the largest m ? nu ("ncturor of doors, sashes, blinds, <eo., In ho Southern States." ^mmmm-mm NOTICE. TUB COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing ander tho name of A. ANDERSON A Co., bat been dissolved by the death of Mr. A. ANDERSON. The business will be continued by the undersigned. Thankful for tba liberal patronage bostowsd apon the late Arm, I re? spectfully solicit a continuance ol the same. A. J. OUINA. NOTICE. ALL persons Indebted to the late firm of A. ANDER80N * CO., are requested to make immediate payment. All persons having de? mande against the said firm, will please prosent them to the underslgned. A. J. CHINA. Surviving Parlnor. Sept 7-11. * ^UMTERJMA*^?^^?PT. 27 go to pr?? lt st) J j og ai (roa 114 ta 14,. LARD-If AMI. ; FLOUR-Per bbl. $7@$12. SALT-$2.50 ROPE-10@16. BATKSVIJXE SHIRTINGS^ Per -bato .Ur YARN BY TUB UAL?-?l,90e. Far Utah. ? ii ii IBM M II fa '.i i Ha LATEST QUOTATIONS OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN CHARLESTON, 8. C.,' Correcxed weekly ly A. C. KA UFMAN, \ Broker, No. 25 Broad Street. SEPT. 9,1670. STATB SECURITIES'-8onth Carolina, old,' 82? ! 00; do new, 73;@- do, reglttM stock, az tnt -?70. ? CITT SECURITIES-Augusta, Ga. Bondi, -?*( 80; Ch irles ton, 8. C. Stook, (ex qr int) - ?48; I do, Firo Loan Bonds, - ?CS; Columbi?, ?. O Ronds, -@<50. RAILROAD Bonna-Blua Ridge, (first mort gag?) -?60 j Charleston and Savannah, -?06 Charlotta, Colombia and Augusta, *-?-@85; Cberaw and Darlington, -82 ; Greenville and Columbia, (1st mort) -?87; do, (State guar? antee) 67? -; Northeastern. - ?87; Savan? nah and Charleston, (1st mort) - -78; do, (Stat? guarantee)???@nM; South Carolina,-?76; do, 71 ; Spartanbnrg and Union, -?66. RAILROAD STOCKS-Charlotte, Columbia and Angosta,-?40; Qro?nTiUe and Columbia, - @2 ; Northeastern, ?13; Savannah and Charles ton, -?31 ; Sooth C?rolina, (whola sharai) -?38; do, (halfdo) - ?IB. Exeu AMOK, Ac-New York Bight, i off par; Gold, 112@116; Silvor, 103.? SOUTH CAROLINA DANK BILLS. ?Dank of Charleston. .Dank of Newberry. Bank of Camden....,...?...40? - Baak tf Georgetown..-?10 Bank of Sooth Carolina.14? Bank of Chester.14? Bank of Hamburg -,.13? Dank of Stn to ot 8' C. prior to 1881.40 ( Bank of State of 8. 0. issue 1881 and 1862 80( ! ?Plantera* and Meobaaioi'Bink of Charles? ton. ?Pooplo'o Bank of Charleston.,".. .Union Bank of Charleston., .Southwestern R R Bank of Charleston, - ( (old). 'Southwestern R R Bank of Charleston, -( (new).HM?. Farmers' and Exohango Bank of Churlos-( ton.t. 1( Exchange Bank of Colombia.M....7( Merchants' Bank of Cheraw. 6( Planters'Bank ofFairAeld-.6(_ State of Sooth Carolina Billi Receivable...80. City of Charleston Chang? Billi.96. .DilIR marked thus (*) ara belog redeemed at th? Bank Conn ten of eaoh. Jan 12 ly New Advertisements. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. A New BOOK of 128 pages. Price 30 cts. by mail. AMERICAN NEWS CO., New York._ ENDLESS PUNISHMENT.! A DISCUSSION BBTWRBN ROT. Bf. Goodrich (Universellst,) Or RHODE ISLAND. Eld. J. 8. Lamar (Christian,) Or GEORGIA. Published in tho "Star in th? West" (Uni? versellst) and "Christian Standard'' (Christian,) jointly, beginning Oct. tat, 1870, oontinuing six MONTOS, and appearing COMPLETS IN BOTH PAPERS. Eithor papoi will be supplied during thia most able and interesting disoussion (Six months) for One Dollar. ?&~ For "Star," address WILLIAMSON ? CAST WELL, Cincinnati, O. ?ar For "Standard," address R. W. CARROLL A Co., Ciooli oat!, O._ FRIOS REDUCED. TUE BEST IN TUE COUNTRY. NEW YORK OBSERVER $3 PER ANNUM. ONE MONTH FREE ON TRIAL. SIDNEY E. MORSE, JR., A CO., 87 Park Row, New York._ <&1?B.Ta AHA IN SIX MONTHS ean be ?pAVVF.VWunda by a shrewd and relia? ble man in a sure, safe business. A investment of $26 will return a oloar profit of $476. For particulars call on or addross tho NORTH AMERICAN PICTURE CO., No. 85 Nassau Stroet, New York. _._ No. 28. NERVOUS DEBILITY. THOUSANDS suffer from it.-A weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, animation or vigor, low spirits, weak memory, involuntary seminal omissions, with loss of power and threat? ened iupotenoe. Tho ooniequenoe of excesses. This is NERVOUS DEBILITY, and it finds a sovereign romcay in HUMPHREY'S HOMEO? PATHIC SPECIFIC No. TWENTY-EIGAT. Thousands have been outed by these pills. They tone up the system, arrest the disohargos, dispel the gloom and mental depression, and rejuvenate the BJ-Atom. Price $5 for a package of five boxes and a $2 vial of powder, whioh is important in all old long-standing caeca, or $1 per single box. Sold by all first olass druggists, and sent to any address on receipt of tho prioe. Address HUM. PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED ICINB CO., 662 Broadway. New York._ ?S*?)P\ A DAY!-40 new anides for Agents ip/C/O Samples free. H. B. SHAW, Alfred, Me._ AVOID QUACKS. A victim of early indiscretion, causing nervous debility, premature doony, Ac, having triod in vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a simple means of solf-cure, whioh he will send free to his fellow-suftorere. Address J. II. SUTTLE, 78 Nassau st., N. Y. GreatiDistribution DY TUE METROPOLITAN GIFT CO. Cash Gifts to the amount of $500,000. EVERY TICKET DH A WS A PRIZE. 6 Cash (sifts, eaeb.$20,000 10 " ". 10,000 20 " ". ... 6,000 50 Cash Gifts, each. $1,000 600 " ". 6,00 600 " ". 100 60 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, eaoh $300 to $700 76 " " Melodeons " 76 to 100 860 Rowing Machines - - - ? ?0 to 176 600 Gold Watches - - - " 76 to 300 Cash Pr?tes, Silver Waro, Ao., valued at $1,000,000. A chanco to draw any of tho above Prizes for 26c. Tickets dcsorlbiog Prizes are teated in En? velopes and well mixed, on receipt of 26o. a teated Tic!.et is ilravrn without choice and sent by mail to any address. The prise named upon it will be dol I vc rod to the ticket holdor on pay ment of One Dollar. Prim ar? Ita nediatoly sent to any addross by express or ?ti rr. mail. You will know what your prix? la .eforo you pay for it. Any Prize exchanged /or another of tame value No Blanks. Our patrons oan depend on fair donliag. REFERENCES:-Wo polee t tho following from many who havo lately drawn Valuable Prises and kindly permitted os to publish them: An? drew J. Burns, Chicago, $10,000 ; Miss Clara S. Walker, Baltimore, Plano, $800. James M. Matthows, Dotroit, $6,000 j John T. Andrews, Savanah, $600 ; Miss Agnes Simmons, Charles? ton, Piano, $600 ; Wo publish no namos with? out permission. OPINIONS or TBE PREM ?-"Th? firm is relia bl?, and d?s?rv? their suocoss."- Weekly Tri? bun? it ay 8. "We know them to be a fair deal? ing firm. -N. Y. Herald, May 28. "A friend ol ours drew a ?6,00 prise, whioh was promptly r?< coi ved."-Daily Neu?, June 3. Bond for olroular. Liberal inducement? to Agent? ; SaUsfaetlon guaranteed. Every pack age of sealed Bnvol?pes contains ONR OAin ot VT, Six tickets for $1 ; 13 for $2186 for $6 ; 110 foi $16. All letters must bo addressed to 0. O. WILLIAMS A CO., 6Q BROAD St., N. Y. MARRIED PEOPLE-Send by Mail to Dr Loto's Agency, 500 Broadway, New York for Jescript ion of his Medicated Losange?, Dan? gerous for single porsons, who need not apply :-i)iuj'ii THE POPULAR HWSE T: I -OP ft. A. Solomons :-*"V ; ?AV; iv ? - ; SO-BAST CORNER Main & Liberty Streets, WHERE A GRAND DISPLAY OF ALL i THE LATEST NOVELTIES Of the Season can be eeen. AS A GENERAL STOCK IT CANNOT BE JSUBP?SSED. I desire to call especial atten? tion to my extensive Stock of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES JEANS, TWEEDS, SATINETS &C-, ftc?? ftc. My Grocery Department is being daily replenished with a varied stock of every style of GROCERIES, KEPT IN THAT LINE. ! State of South Carolina. COUNTY..OF SUMTER. Special Copartnership. THE UNDERSIGNED. L. 0. PATE, C. E. BTUBBB and MARX E. COHEN, oititeas ot Sunter, bare thin 20th day of August, 1870, associated themselves in business as General Merchants under the name of PATE ? STUBBS. L. O. PATE and 0. E. STUBBS are Geueral Partners. MARX E. COHEN is a Special Partner, and has invested in the business, Four Thousand Dollars in oaBh. This partnership to last one year, from above dateandbe renewable at the option of the parties. [Signed] L. O. PATE, C. E. 81UBBS. MARX E. COHEN. Sept U_tm COTTON GINNED AND PACKED IN TOWN. For Money or Seed. HAVING secured two of the heat PATENT GINS and one of BROOKS PATENT PRESSES, I om noW ready to GIN and PACK Cotton at $1,00 per hundred. I will guarantee the largest yield of Lint and a nloo put np Bale. For further particulars apply to the undersign? ed, or to Mr. Jool Brunson at the mill. T. J. TUOMEY. Sept 14-6t_ Coal ! Coal ! ! 1,000 TO NS GRATE, 8T0VB AND BLACKSMITH, For sale by WORTH ? WORTH, Sept 31-1m Wilmington, N. 0. Lime ! Lime ! ! 2,500 Barrels, FRESH STONE LIME io good order, By WORTn ? WORTn, Sopt 31-1 m_Wilmington, N. 0. Bacon and Pork. gQ BUDS. SIDES AND SHOULDERS, j Ey Boxes L. C. Bacon, gQ Bbls. Pork. For salo by F. W. KEROIINER. Sept 21-_^_^_ Cotton Tarn. 1 { \ BALES BEAVER CREEK COTTON JLU YARN, For sale by P. W. KERCHNER, Sept 31-_^ Fish! Fish! IQQ BBLS. MULLETS, 4Q Bbl?. Hair Bbls. and Kits Mackerel, Fer tale by F. W. KERCnNER. Sept 31-_'m Cheese! Cheese I g g BOXES CHEESE, For salo by F. W. KERCHNER, 27, 28 and 20 N. Water Street. Sept 21 . . ) "Will 3?erfoi?m iii iVMTER, , OCTOBER 8. Giving two Performances? Afternoon ft Evening* Tho Only Show in the World ever giving a FREE BALLOON ASCENSION. which will ascend with ODO or two per tons from the Ci roue lot at 1} o'clo ok P. Mi, before the beginning of the afternoon performance. Th? balloon IS NOT TIED TO THE EARTH, bat sent free aud left te tb? *sxcy cf th? elements above. Mr. DE HAVEN hal tb? largest and best arranged double tent with a full supply of well arranged scats ?noiroling the entire circumference of its interior, with special accommodation for ladies and families. The only traveling exhibition {that perforai the brilliant and startling drama of In all its magnificence. I Additional Attraction ! THE iRedouin Arabs . Hashomo and Hashamal, j Who hare jost arrired in this country, and bare been engaged at an enormous I salary, bj De Haven's Sensation Circus, for a winter's tonr through the South? ern States, will appear in eaoh perform? ance, giving their wonderful feats of Agility, ?to., ?te. ?Don't fail to go and see their Wonderful Performances. Amongst tho bright con et elation of I talent oomposing this Company will be found th? most noted Eq us tri ans, Ath? letes and Gymnasts io the profession, performing their many new and thrill ing feats, in a styl? that glv? unbounded satisfaction. Pi The Management will, at each exhi** [ bltion, endeavor to enliven and please their audiences, without permitting I anything oaloulated to offend th? most fastidious. REMEMBR THAT Mr. Jimmy Reynolds The Southern favorite, is the leading Clown of this establishment, assisted by Mr. JOHN DAVENPORT and Mr. P. H. 8EAMON. Netiee the pri?e of ndmission to all parts of the Pavilion. Adults - - 75 cte. Children under 12 - 50 cte. DOORS OPEN at 2 and 7 P. M. Col. J. 0. DAVIS, Business Manager. Sept 2S lt DRUGS! ! DRUGS ! I f I Lavo just re?oive^ pry Fall Stock of ' j Rnigs and Medicines, From the First and Mort K*)i?bU bouses Nc rio, ?ad* arran gsaeaU.. to DECEIVE j WEEKLY, l?rro ?dditloDi to coy pr?tent itock .ll of wblch I lotead aelllog ai tlK^UCB? PRICES Together with a large and varied aMortiatnt ef ? Bajnt?, y , , Oils, ; * ; ' ' t Dye Stnfft, , e - - t. Putty, ?Sec., ?fcc. ALSO I Machine Oil, Tanner's Oil, Linseed Oil, Keros?n o Oil, AND ALL KINDS OF Vernishes, Paint Brushes, Varnish Brushes, Tooth Brushes, &c., &C. KEROSENE LAMPS AND all appliances thereto. DR. A. J. CHINA, SUCCESSOR TO A. ANDERSON A CO. Sept?_ Castor Oil and Quinine. QQ Ounces P and W Qulnino, QI", Gallonsxfirst quality Castor OU at Kc <wv/ ducod pt toes, By Dr. A. J. OniNA, Sucoessor to A. ANDERSON, A CO. Sopt 21 CHEMICALS FIRST QUALITY Chemicals of every descrip? tion, and warranted PUKE, By Dr. A. J. .CHINA, Succossor to A. ANDERSON, A CO. Sept 21_ C. T. MASON. WATCH MAKER AND eTEX^JESIjESIR. SUMTER, S. C. Has just recolved and keeps always om hand New end Beautiful Styles of JEWELRY, FYE GLASSES, &0. WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY RE? PAIRED WITH DISPATCH. March 31_ Canned Meats VEGETABLES, FRUITS, AND FISH, in great variety, ORANGES and LEMONS. ALSO Flour, Lard, Sugar, Coffco, Bacon Crackers, Caudles, Catsups, Pepper Sauce, ifcc, &c, &c. Almonds and Raisins, Fino Segara and Tobacco. Bolted Meal and Grist) FRESH FAMILY SUPPLIES, Received every week, at JOHN S. HUCIISON'S, Under the Photographie Gallery _ May 86_ MARBLE YARD THE undersigned would mott respectfully announce to the people of Sutntor nod sur? rounding country bas be have jun received a ! SPLENDID LOT OF lVC?El rbi o* and ls now prepared to receive and execute or dora of all kinds in bis lino, witU nontnoas and dispatch, IRON RAILING FURNISHED TO ORDER. W. P. SMI T H, SUMTER, S. C. Nvo- ir tr For ?ale. THE PLANTATION ON WUICH I RE? SIDE, eontnining about Three Thousand Acres. -ALSO My Plantation -tn Clureudon County, contain? ing about Two thousand & I wo hundred acn es. Either of thc abovo will bo sold ss a whulo, or divided to suit purohutcra. I also offer for aalo tho residence of Ars. Julia FrioYsoh, tfllh THREE HUNDRED ACRES LAND, making n compact nnd dosi rabio Purin. ' \ JNO. ft, FRI En 8 ON ? Angin 3ml ? ' " Stutthurg, S. C. .i ; ii J ?#? ? ?TO.. ,., - Cor. Main & Liberty-Si J. F W. DeLORME , Bog? lo notify !>!. many friend? oj? customers, that be hus odd ed .to bi completo stock of Drugs, CHEMI ( ALS, FANCY ARTICLES, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PAINTS, OILS, . DYE STUFFS AND GLASS. Asking a continuation of patt patronage, wliioh ha will ?io all In hil power to desor-e, ha solicita no eiamlnatlon of lila STOCK AND PRICES. H J. P. W. D'LOR ME, Druggist. Cor. Main and Liberty-Street, ' Sopt 21 Somier, 8. 0. SUMTER BOOK STORE. Fall Stock. WK II AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGS Stock of School and Miscellaneous Books -AND Fancy Articles. Whick will be sold Very Low. In our Stock may be found Beautiful Bohemian Toilet Sott?. Chino Vnscs HUI! Cups nnd Saucers, Rusta and Mantle Ornamenta of Pnrlnn China, Rcantiful colored Lllbogrnphs and Chromos, Hair Brushes and Tooth Brushes-vory low. Toilet Sonps, Stirer Soaps, Rosowood and Walnut Writing Desks and Work Roaos, Blnnli Booka, Diaries. Pata Books, Lcdgors, Journals, Rccoipt Dooks, Commercial Note, Bath Port and Fools Cap Papers, Initial Paper, American nod Froooh Mourning Papar, Visiting Cards, Wedding Envelopes and Papor, Oold Pens nnd Cases, Stool Pena, English Quills, Rino, Red, Violet and Blaok lu ki, oto., ?to., eto., Note Papor 10 ots. por quire, Fools Cap Papor 16 cts. per quire, Envel?nos 6 ots. por pack. A. WHITE ? CO. Sept 21_ J. E. SITARES, SUMTER FURNITURE -AND Chair Warc-Room.s ITAS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF FUR? NITURE, for loss Iban can bo obtained in any ?ontbern mnrkot, saving both freight and risk of breakago by Railroad. With oxporience In thia branch of businos* in tho City of Charleston, for twonty-firo yonrs, and hn?tng tho advantages of the best Manufacturers, he ia offering first class work of which every nrtiolo sold ls warrantod. Thc. stock constats of Rotas, Side Boards. Book Ciaos, Wardrobes Washstands, Bureaus, Cottage Setts, Whatnots Extension Tables Mahogany, Canennd Wood Sont Rocking Chairs Mahogany, Cano and Wood Seat Setting Cbaira Criba, Cradles Trundlo Bedsteads nnd Cottngo Bodstends Every style Looking Olnssoa nnd Mnttrasscs. FIVE HUNDRED PAIR WINDOW SHADES I just received, together will) ll lut of WALL VA? PER AND BOUDE KINO. Main Sired, opposite Express Ofter, UP STATUS. J. E. Suares, Fob 23-tf . F. HOYT. SUCCESSOR TO I HOYT, & SUMTER, SO. CA. VE^OULD rcipectfully Inform bis friends and thc i lilllie of .Suinter, andadjoining counties, that ha hus rocontly receirod a choleo totee lion of LADIES' AND GENTLE M ENS' "Wcito lies, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, &c, &c, His stook ombracot all th? latost styles, and will bo sold at roasonnbio ratos. Sopt29 NO. 3 GROCERIES. TUB ONLY STRICTLY Grocery aud Liquor House IN TOWN HP II K UNDERSIGNED, hr*? leave lo 1 call tho altanihiO of ifi* friend* nnd tho publie generally to hts NEW AND WK?X SELECTE!)* STOCK OK Heavy and Fancy Groceries Which ho offer* h?w for CAMI ON LY. %)it\. All nrtlrl ? warrah ti H :>*? rci*on1rh>nMr<l Pore Mod.:(.innl I.i.pn i. kept constant on limul. J. Il HQI4RUAR'!'. April A3 if