Cheraw gazette. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, September 23, 1851, Image 4
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PnUiahars. * LEONARD SCOTT A CO. | ph
T9 Fn!lon-st??t, ifew York. i .
- 0 _m |T KutranaeAl Golili * ? nj
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? ' ME FJIOSTIHE JOfBlTAL. Z
The subscriber proposes topublisliet.Qbionville, or
. R. ., a woeklj paper, to be styled ''T1IE UAIQN EC',
lOORN AL," to be devoted to Politics; Agriculture,
V end General Intelligence. s.
It haa long been ihe opinion of many citizens of 1
Onion Djstoot^weJf actpmiafeirvtitli the character
and wants of tilts people, that a rewvpaper, located 1
in .the District, and devotod to the interests of its ?
ittzene, vw much to be <li?ired. Much-jet re- -
MM0 to be done towards developing," to their ful'
fret extent, the unlimited resources oT tin's section I
of the State; and it is with A view to tnnke the !
Journal-conducive to this end, oud render it essen- nt
ti&llj a District paper, that the subscriber now nil- '
4*n"ttkw> Wt fjfATyjT With the ossorcncc that *'
toe Journal w ill be rendered in ail respects wort hy
of the support and confidence of the people of Un -1 ha
ion District, and of the publiegeoejally, the snbscri- i 1
her-embarks in the undertaking with a full con- j
fiction of the expediency of the' enterprise; and '
i- 1. 1.:, All A,dn. I ^
ue apnea if* iu in-* ivimi* u^iM.-uc h? ?uomhu uu4 mi^ . .
port h iia in this effort to establish a permanent ! Jj
prose in this District, and thereby promote the i
interests tJtd advance the prosperity of tfte whole ! '
community. From the assurances lie line received, I ?
he feels confident that the effort trill not be per-! T1
" mitted to fail for the want of proper encourage-; JL
tnedt and support j (
In politics, the Jonrnal will be devoted to the '
rights of the South, and tft* establishment of a |
Southern confederacy. We have fatlen'upon times
Wrhert *Tl distinctions of politienl fuith have l>een
forgotten, and this confederacy, is now divided into ^
tarnaection*. tlui Nofih andtheSouth?the former U:l
' progressing in- m system of fraudulent legislation 110
and unconstitutional enactments, and the latter on- ]
deavoring to preserve her equality in the Union,1
and maintain the position which she assumed !
on entering it These two sections msy flow be 1
regarded as two separate and distinct people?un- j
like in institutions, population and lavre?eacfc-j
-with a avstciu of civilization antagonistic to the i
other, and ao radically and essentially different in J *i?tlthp
elements of national character,that a longer |
connection must be ruinous and destructive to the *n
*nalkr and weaker party. Taking it for granted, jj
then, that a furtlier coutiuunnce in this Union 0],
would be alike destructive to the liberties and Il(1
prosperity of the South, tjie conductors of the Jour- wj
wal will advocate the redress of the wrongs which Uj
Iths Sooth haa already cndAvd, and a firm rcsis- |ia
tance of all future eegreanoiiV by nMymodcby
irhiohShatrecistar.oe can tx? made most effectual-^
IooMmc upon a dissolution of this Union, and the
forrnjnon of a Southern confederacy,- as a foregone
* conclusion. To restore harmony to this Union is
- now impossible?and if wo would preserve our |
liberties, and retain our equality under it, we!
mint res'u-4 this tide of .oppression now, or trans- j ]Y
mit to our children a heritage of infamy and ruin.j J
In matters of general interest, the Journal will j hi
be conducted with a view to render it acceptable to ' to
* oil classes of the community; and the object of the ! sa
Subscriber will be to keep the public advised of all; av
matters of public and general interest, and also of
those matters- of n local nature which more parti- ~
eularly affect the interests of the District. A
The eourae of the Journal, on all subjects, and ; J'
- under all circumstances, will be fearless and inde- j ~
pendent; but at the same time, the subscriber
pledges himself, without reserve, that the columns j
of jus paper never shall be prostituted to selfish pup., j
poses, or opened to discussions cnleulatcd'ttrexcitc ,
personal enmity and dijeord. I fa
Wltli this assurance he submits the enterprise to, sa
Che citizen* of Union District. j df
ffwftmrolxr <4 the Jotunal will be puWished-;
tfbout the first of June next. Those wishing to sub- j m
y-j. scribe, will please furnish tlieir names bv the 20th ' bi
of May. - - j at
Term*.?$2 Oft per annum, in advance; 2 CO if el
payment be delayed'six months, or tH> at the Fi
nil of the year. K. A. il>"IGUT. .
tnionoilU^S. 0., ljcH 9, 1SJU
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One' Hundred Dollars Reward. '
Two MARES, one a handsome grey.'
^ quick action and A trotter, tlie other ]
fcl.t ?a ? sorrel, with white face and n pacer, j
nr^\s were stolen at Savannah hv two men,' j
who crossed the Savnnnafi River on j
itiirHay, the 'ilkt ult., and it is supposed may pro- {
cd westward.' The nlovc reward trill be-jmid
r the apprehension of the thieves and recovery
the property by W. B. GILES, Esq., favJnnah,
" BfrWARI) WINSLOW,
OUioc foot of Lnurcns-street,
Charleston, S. C.
?i7"Tl)e Camdt 11 Journal, Che raw Gazette, and
ht>evil!e Banner will jdeiiie copy.
My 8 , 1*. ' . . ff
PAINTS; AC.
)URE LEAD, drv, and iu oil,
Extra "
No. h ?\
Chrome green u "
Chrome vellow "
YerdigiU, " "
Paris Green,. " "
Bronzes, gold a no silver Jea^Uaek lead; j
? ?* ? -ii i. i
ileci leao, 'liinnrgc, jump umcx, ; cnun
Carmine, Chinese vcrnulliou, while v^trjfl,
l)iue vitriol, roct' pink, nafd smalts.
Paint and varnish brushes, mnsfcirg brushes, j
Ilrit is-h 1 uM re, camel's hy'v psnefle, copperas, (
1'osin, rod chalk,'gum shelhjenwitty,
Ocltr? stAfcffr.,burnt nnd n?w innl>cr,
Terra de sieupnfburntaiid raw;/ugar oflead?(
V?|U?I (i ifiii^ jtjjfijti ill red, Spanish brown.I
"fcrwnialr -r f!lfflij" nn?r fllh'k, {]df.t? flirpcn y
Tine, Venice tusgpotin.o,
Sa'lntoold of nil kinds, ass'd sand paper, Ac.
opt contantlv^n baud and for sale by
__npril * /V. JLILLOY. -i
Boots and Shoes.
I EN"?S' fliiladMfhifc falf Boole,
T " Congress " and Cafehnere do..
" Can jand Goatskin Slioc*.
Ladies' and Misses' Gaiters and JInlf Gaiters.
" flippers and WalkingjShoca. ,
Boys' Shoes and Doof3. ....... I
Children's Shoe?, 6'f various finalities and prices.
A large stock of the above just received, which (
ero bought cheap, and will besuld at tonal!profits. \
March 25^2-tf] EVANS <fc Aid YEN. [
Stale of South Carolina.
Chesterfield District. *
IX THE COM M OS I'LP_\S.
rchibatj if alloy vs. William IS. McCorJdc.?At- ,
taehmenL
l711EIt|IAS the plaintilT did on the 11th day
j of October,. I860, tile his declaration in my j
tec against the defendant, who absent (as it is
ill,) and without the limits of this State, and has
it her wife nor attorney known within the same
on whom a copy of the said declaration might
served; It is therefore ordered, thutthc said de- "1
idant do appear and plead to tlie said declarat^y|
or before the l'Jth day of October. B
in tin* year of our Lord one thousand
ed and tifty one; otherwise, fiual
igmcnt will then be given and awurd^H^HH
ckak^^^HH
Clerk's Office, Chesterfield Distric^^HBB
th. ISfiiX . 23
'XTBACTV' nird Waters lor tluvoriag iccj^sarBI
t oca jellies, custowi*, syrups, poetry,- <te., e6iu-F
isiwg vaiwlln,- lemon,- cinrutmofl," bitter almond, 11
aeli, rose and orange tlowcr, Ac., warranted of-j
t>erior nmilitv and sold Kv A. ALVLLOY. |
?pril\ii " 4 i
Iron Foundry:
' ** 4 . - r
VJIE subscriber take? this method of informing
his friends and other* that lie ie still currying
his busiucw at Chesterfield Court House, ?>. (..
i M thankful foe pust cncounigenieut, and pill
H be ready to attend'to uHorders promptly. I
I trill undertake to build new end repair old I
11a. Steam engines repaired with the greatest J
saihlespeed. ... I
jkdutter myself that I cnu make as good a set of V
II iron* as can be got anywhere, (being u prneti-1
^jill-wrigbt, huring noticed the defects in snwB
hMNrf tli'' opinion of nU.g'xsl^pB^
igtibnRi^nliwners who see my patterns w |
II irons, ThcV ?fct with their approval 80
ich tlmt when"they, bring patterns to be cost, i
?y take mine. All'l 8bi of hny man, millwright
mill owner, is to give mo a call and ?tc for himI
nil! cranks, warranted, for .$10 00; UotckkU*'
> \Vheela for saw mills. , '
gudgeons, rag irons, wagon boxes, rail road
wheels, atirup ttud pitman irons.
Carriage boxes, wheel bnrrow wheels, brass casting
of nil kiud^fedlow ware, plows.
Mill gearing, spuHmd hoveled wheels'.
(Tdfls turned fef saw mills, mdrtars and pestles, f
turning irbn, cf all kinds. diJfe.
1 enn furnish any kind of casting th*t le needed, I
short notice. 1
Pld casting taken in exchange at *1 per 100 lbs. 1
livcTod at tlic foundry. 11
\rtr kind of p At lorn* tinted will he mtu]e. I '
rea first rotepattern nrnkerconetiiiitlvemployod.
Chesterfield C. II. WM. T.'.MOORR
Mareh IK ? 1 ]y
~~ SrE W GOOdV, i
Y the Pee Pee, expected to day. The subscri- j
1 her will receive u considerable portion of lib j
w Goods, and the balance bv the next boats.
March 25-52-tf] ' P. B. McAllN". I
IH*>! I'XDEKSIUXED has on hand a well selected
assortment of
;iolh?, Ca^imoro*, and VcstiMjb j
th a variety of Goods suitable for spring and I
aimer wear. An assortment r.f W%dy-2tiwte j
Snrlug mid Snmmrr Ciolliintr.
1 of which will be sold on as reasonable terms j
any in the market. Clothing made at short I
tice, and in the latest fashions,
lapril 8-0-tf] lb SI I AW. j
n.* 0. M. coiTERTS",
Surgeon Dentist.
I
OrnCE 01T08ITE Tlir. TANK.
June 11-12-tf] Cheraw. S. C. j
5'iaxo roiiYrsT '
iF.IXG tjw .appointed. agent for the -ale of Xew- J
t man it Brother's Piano Fortes, the public can |
tain from liitn a unporior Iron Finn- 1 Pi.ir.o. ]
>t Wing sociable to get out of tune, delivered :
itliiu tiftv miles ofChoruw, free of t'of-t. ami put I
) in goo<J order. Have on bnnd eeveia! second- [
nd I'iaoos, which will- sold Id a. or railed, i
Please .send. yetn? rfrjjpvt for whieii will
proiiirilly fiiled.
J. C. WAPSWOnTH. Act.,
For Nuwiias & 15no.
Choraw, June 10 11 tf
TO TIHiFMILK'/
[OTICE is hereby pivep. that I will petition the
I Legislature nt its next Session to authorize the
tendant and Warder!1" of tin; Town of Chemw,
sell or otherwise dispose of certain streets, in
id Town, in the low grounds near the river.
Inch I now have enclosed.
Aug. 4 1851-19-3 LD W.\RP ROW>T.
TTSQTTTO XF.TTIXC?For sale 1-v
L [my 27-9>tf] J. 1>. HARRATT..
Superior Cotton 11 lis
FOR GALE.
i PrPI'LY of superior "PamirM C\mo> (Itx?," |
L frtni V". T. Taylor <t Co.'s Cotton din Mnnu-1
etorr, at C< hunt lis, Gii., J"st rcecivol nn<l fort
le l?v the anl'scrihir, en ? credit until the tirst'
iy of January next.
'Hi., nitsr premium* Lave Loot! awarded to the j
anilfiutmors of the?e (tin?. for the Lest urin e\I>i- J
ted at the trreat State Fair at Atlanta, (la.; also, j
the Aliihatna and Ceoroin. Agricultural and Me- j
ianie'i> Fair, held at Ooltmibi;-, and at the Annual j
lir of the South Carolina Institute, atChaihston.!
These j-'itH or- wamuit.-?L
2V ?-tfJ J. A I)AVID
<#
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Spring and Sninine* Socd?.
THE sunFcribcr's stock of fancy and etnplo Dr\
Goods tins season, wiUbc found to comprise
an assortment for this market unusually large and
desirable. Ih bis selection of ladies' dress goods,
no pains or time tW&spnred. Particular care was
taken to got them of the latest styles, and lietvesi
and prettiest patterns.
He bK% ii good assort fficfitof the von* finest cjtihlity
of French muslius, silk tisen?jmaiiadince, sill;
and tvo?sted bareges, French aflHffierican ginghams,
American lawns at all pyW>, embroidered
Swiss muslins, Swiss, jaconet, nook, mull und cambric
muslins; White .and qpl'd. tarletop do., lacc
and muslin capes,' collprs, underslccves and cuffs;
white and bjackiicc Veils, linen eamhrie lidkf?.,
from 10 cts to $3*pnrosols from 18|o. to $4 50; silk,
straw and leghon/bonnrls, bonnet ribbons, a great
variety of fancy cap ribbons, satin and lutestring
do. of all colors ana widths, belts, funev and plain
bobbinet laces, thread and cotton edging", Swiss
and cambric do. >
An assortment fihe Shi slippers, nmoftg
K a ,.
whi< linropomeopeta, eniorojuwvu, ??'?
nn<l eolVl do., misses' nnd children's shoes and slipper?;
Vest kid gloves, ot' fancy colors, block nnd
white; white, black nnd fancy silk gloves nnd
mfts; hosiery of nil kinds.
Blenched 'and brown fhcctinca t\nd shirtings nl
all prices. ] p. extra super, black French cloth,
very fine block French doeskin, English cassiroeret,
light summer fancy do.. bcs|gFrcnch drub d'ctc,
low priced do., mohair qjjd Wellington cords for
pants. cash m ere K crotorwcoatine. white and fu^py
lyyrn drills, a great j^riety of cotton pKl.t. spiffs,
uBiig which nre some sh'peri <>r Frc o <h cott onndes.
Silk, cashmere, Valencia nnd Marseilles vesting;
Italian cravats. Heady made coats and vests,
lie cannot, of enumerate his goods in nn
advertisement, but vull be pleased to exhibit them
at all limes, fifcd without urging his customers to
hm\ He 1ms every facility nnd ad vantage in buying
Tifte grids 'ami Jii? prices will be foutid, tic 'relieves,
wlow as the itrme mrneles can be afforded
in any retail store in nnv market, llispriccs are
uniform ami regular, thus saving his customers the
necessity of jewing. lie is equally careful that
lliey do"not pay over ,th6 price, ni that they do
not pa)' under it; thus endeavoring (from policy
or principle, or loth,"if you will,) to Ire equally
just to them as to himself; he never attempts to
confnsc his customers by selling some jut icles below,
and others above their value, lie trusts,
however, that his mode of business is generally too
vv^l Known to need any cxplanafjjp}.
lie .takes 1liis occasion tOfexpress His most
sincere acknowledgments to tlfrnunlfe, and especially
to the ladies and citizens of Clieraw, for the
very flatterirg and liberal patronage with which
lie has alwnpa been favored by tlicm.
nrril 2S-4-tf 1 I). B. STcAHN.
AFir*t>ratc $econd>li:iud Rngzr,
?Left with ru^My&will be disposed of
upon vn STUBBP.
L
U tool]), iiufl, eotnb, horse, shoe, counter and
lmrkiii {^rushes.
Drcwing, tuck, side, pocket and fiue iron- ec/mfcs.
Pcrftnnety, soaps and pomatums.
Also, 'bo best assortment of
FAHTS . * .
ve have ever offered. EVANS <1 McIVEE?
March lb - C2 tf
~ne?~ spbiniG TO ODIT
rBUE Subscriber is flow receiving by tlio steamers
I Darlington oi.l R<vvl Martin, nlargenird deirnble
stock of STRING l?I!V UOOlJS, which,
eing purchased by the package, ut reduced prices,
rom theinrgest Importing Houses, Will bo offered
niusuallv low. Thankful for thejiltfrnl pturonagc
lerctofoit received, he is determined to give his
kntronsbettcr bargains than ever. lli? stock con
itsls, iri art, (J111' To!Iotnn? .irtieo^t
Plain olick Gro de Rhine, figured do.
Plain and figured Broilic, changeable do.
Embroidered Silk Tissue, plain ilo. do.
Embroidered Paris Bareges, plain and pi inted do.
Paris Ppd. Grenadines, Ppd. Delnncs.
Embroidered S\vi>s Muslin, plain do. do.
Jaconet and Cninbrir do.
large and small plaid Scotch Ginghams.
Embroidered Capes and Cull's
Fancy colored llainilton Cnprs.
Clicniirettes. Collar* and Waists.
Jenny I.ind Lawn Handkerchief".
Florentine Trimmings, fancy Pcadante and
Chinese Braid.
Silk, Straw and Leghorn Bonnets.
Ribbons Artificials, Wreaths, Arc.
Black, Wldte and Colored Kid GIotcs.
Black and White Laec Mils.
Shell, Buffalo, Ilornafld Misses' Hound Combs.
Ivory line do. .
Feather ami fire giysn Paper Fans.
Ladies Work Boxes, Parasols, Umbrellas, do.
200 pieces Watered, Merrimack, Keiiebee, and
oilier f|ii?litiesof Brit i-li and American Prints.
Superior French Black and British Blue Cloths,
]htc"-l:ii> and F..|iey C'assitner?.
Black Silk Wiirp Italian Cloth.
l);?ti He Etc, Alpacca and Linen Oftfhigs.
Black Casiimerct and colored Kciicbcc Tweeds,
rtitin, Silk and fancy Vestitigs.
White Marseilles Vestir.gs.
Ornta' Black Beaver, Panama, Leghorn and Palm
Leaf I lilts; Boy.-' d,V
Ladies' Oaiters and Morocco Slippers.
Gents* Calf Tfoots and Shoes.
Boys' and Chihltflft^ Shoes in threat ynrieCy.
itlonchcr! nii<l i5rown JsnccTincrs una .murmurs.
X. 15. Ho solicits a cull from tlm public, as lio int
all tin Irs pleased to show iroods nnd feel* contb
dent, from his long experience in business, that !k
ran ciro hotter bargains than can he cot elscn iicre,
March lS-.ll-tfl JOHN KYLE.
BAr.fUJOHE BACON.?if lihds. prime sides,
Baltimore cured, far sale by the Mul. on ?c
coruodatinc terms, JOI1N. A. MOORE,
april 11 tf
Hatrnoft's Raz?r Strojw rtnd RaZ011S.?A
fresh supply of t hose celebrated ra
znr?, every oiie of which ir.iv he returned if nol
first-rate.* ' J. P. HAKItATX.
Jan. 7 -tl <f
<TA BUSHELS .SEEP PEAS?For sale by ~
JU [my 27-9-Jtf] J. P. IIABKAT.L
I) FAOY-MAF>E CI.OTlil NO.?D. Malloy has oi
i! hand a larjre sio<k of ready-made sum me
elothinc, which will he sold nt extremely low pri
ees. Persons wishing bargains will please enll ntn
examine his stock. [np 29 5-tf
Ma<'!ioyol.?2f> bids. No.*. 2 <fc .1 Mackerel.
lf? half barrels No. 2 mackerel. For sale l>y
Fob. 17-17-tf] D. MAT.LOY.
QUMMER OT.OT1IINO,. of various qualities nn<
O prices, made in handsome style, iu?t receive*
and fvr :a!i by L'VANF A Melt ER.
. ~<*asim*
*?- ." "ia
puosrEmm-. . *5
?r th* *.*-$&
Palmetto-State~?lra*?r,
, A MAMMOTH 80UT3j|[Rft .PfthNT,
Published Ercjy TaffBMtagy
AT (''OLfMnlAf jpy
Tepms.?Two dollars per aolI<u:
payable half yearly in advurijt^^jy m'
I. C. MOKG.i\;
TIIIStnilvMainniolhJounJ^telfti^^^t-Iv
paper in thisState,^aSwip fcufciety exeem
; tions in t la* United State?t h*? Lef of wlSci?
appeared on thcJhl Nov., lfiKHpR^hrca its houut
: nicneenunt, steadily advo&tafinpfMnciple* then
announced Lv it, ns those^lefflBipnU a*tu?tcit8
i conductor)1, end tlio proprielSrettfre to its colunlna
as the best ciiterioli of :hc4QBfect2r?a of hisossqr'
tion. For the exlcmivo patroha%?tflrca(^a^^drf
him, the proprietor feels d^jjftSjjn&foip ifftdftfr
these ncw.aubfcril.crs v Ii^]Q^;aHnduoe^|yK
vor hi in wiui their suppo^||^P^^j|g^^Vli
iio uui?ciivv, ug .i.un, ug wi
: his means, ami the I'urpqfc
spared in procuring iofcjfSljMtfflCttcr m wlft^Mg
useful and entertaining. ML '
In the contest now e x isti^Bfaoent)^ h ern
States and Federal qggyoalfr^itjfl^pies
middle ground. iw \
| 'The Union as it teaa^ tO'cefefitjfcwwds o^an
- jy^tuma aontcmpornry, *!fe l?1wfe,<l?id<j its nnn?j
; ny auspices we lived; foi i? [WOt^vatioi.w*o'u]d
nave died. m
| "The Union as it isjjko mourn.
"The Union a0it wlfrbe, unless that God who
caused Pharaoh to let the children of Israel go,
! should lryi like jhltacle change the heArt of our
' oppresso??'the Union.as it irill4c, when aggressions
nbrOTd and submission at home have driven
the South from the strongholds in the CdnalituI
"Thin Union we oppose, this Unionjet us dissolve,
from this Union let us tecrtk.
"If this be treason write us down traitors."'
j Tlie Palmetto-State Banner aims to be the expo!mnt
of true Democratic principles?Democratic
| according to the strictest construction of the Stateflights
school; and for U(^o reasons is it in Federal
politics for the Constitution of the United States,
as intended by its original frumors, nud aguiwt
j Kree-foilism, Socpdisin, BarnWning, and Abolitionism
; and'as decidedly, ini^Kc polities, against
the disorganizing notions lhat would uproot our
! good old institutions; nud especially, dgep it depre|
cate the destruction of our Hanking syatem, wheI
tlier of the State, or the private institutions, as
| miscltievous^-tiay, as ruinous to the industrial
! t-Txi-b, inasmuch as the destruction of the Hank of
. the State would tend to put the people in the hands
of the other banks and the money power, and on
the other hand, the destruction of private banks,
would disturb the equilibrium of that good eld and
long-tried system of currency that has made South
Carolina the envy of the States; it advocates consequently
the preservation of all. ...
J Its columns arc replete with interesting matter
mtkI it is generally acknowledged by its epntcmpo*
Hirics to be one of the host, as it is the largest faHiily
paper in t*.c Southern States, ami one emiBenlly
quuliticJ to supersede those Xofthorn prints
jpvhich have so greatly contributed to sow disscn|
sion in our miaet. . .
To advertisers in North Carolina, Georgia and
the neighboring States, it presents the best medium,
! having already a circulation of upwards of three
thousand subscriber*, which is daily increasing..
it ales of Adeertising.?One square of 12
lines, single insertion, fcl 00.
Onesquarecontinued, 75 cents for first insertion,
and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
I* iiT Post Masters obtaining three subscribers,
for one year, paying two dollars each, or six, paying
one dollar-each, fornix months, will lie entitled
to an extra copyfreeof charge,theynctlpgasagents
for the paper. ' Hi is offer is made with a view to
enable tht proprietor to furnish each j>o?t iTipster
with n?Aopy <&4h<s~Ba#ncr, hopingthereby to
attftd his circulation. % *
All letters an'ftomniunSgatiou* owbiislricab
eonncci^Lwith thccstnblisbment, must be address
i efl 10 IM^ropneior, poxi'paiurin secure niuniioii.
jM,- I,.C. MORGAN,
j rauSWiv 8/ C.; Jnii 80,1851.
pardon Seod, growth of lS50.-J?5t
vT received from CoYmto'ek, Tcrre <t Co.. a verv
large nml complete assortment of genuine seed,
garden nn?l flower?such as
Asparngufi loot-, garlic, Reefs, Brawl** Sprout.
Broeoli; early York, ox lirnrt, large York,siignrloaf,
drum-head, I'ti'**ian, large J4t>ygeri and green
glare cabbage ; cauliflower, cole wait, earrot, ere.-8.
Cucumber, egg plant, early street corn; lettuce.
Melon?, mustard, nasturtium, oki-a, oniojis, picas.
Parsley, parsnip; early I'rinee Albert, Charlton,
Warwick, Washington, early .Mine, Imperial, double
blossom, extra early May, niaritnvtnt, Bishop's
dtvr.rf and sugar pens.
Pepper, end,li?h, rhubarb, spinach, snlsifv, turnip,
qtiwn, loiiiot^j Ac. J. P. HAKRALL
Dee. 31 tf
Wiitcsnud Fdqll??r*.?French brandies
from ?2 .rut to a gallon; choice old MndeiI
rti; Port, Sherry and Malaga Wines, Mrnoneahcln,
J Scot eh, Western, North Carolina and Bottrhi-n
j Whiskey-r pencil and apide brandy, Holland gin.
i Jamaica Rum, are always on hand and for sale on
accommodating tonus bv J. P. 11 AH 11AIX.
Jan. 7 " 41 tf
Window Shade*?Of the newest pattern*,
i iV just received and for sale, at Charleston price*,
by J. P. HARK AIL
March IS 51 tf
nATS. IIATS,-vA large stock of Spring styles
of Piipfirtin, Leghorn and Palm l eaf Hats, for
sale hv KVASS A- McJVKR.
March Jo 62 tf
|" TAX YAlil).
REUBEN P. LOWRY
i
! w01* 1.1) respectfully inform the inhabitants of
| 11 Chesterfield district, and the public generally
| that h? bus commenced carrying on the Tanning
j Cosiness, at the tali yard formerly owned by Mr.
j Powell, where all work In his line will be doiie in
j the best inauin-r.
j R. P. 1.. iutends cavrying on the. P?oot and Si;oe
j Making Di siness in all its various brnnohes, in a
| superior niajtner and on reasonuhle tennf. Cosia
- -- ' -? ? ? 1- 1,.td> Alt fn nitll 111 I Work
warranted.
>\ B. Raw hide* taken in exchange for work,
. or cash paid for the same.
j Tlnvc or four SIlOKMAIxKRS wanted, to
, i whom good wages will !? givey.r
Chesterfield DistjiH, 8. ft
j August 20, '50 22 tf
Ciolleiiip.?Made in tip-to of first rate
materials and hv good workman, for sale low
at HAR RALE'S.
-J Jfan.fi' 41 tf
UMBRELLAS A \ D PAR ASOlA?A large stock
bought directly from the manufacturers, and
j will bo sold rcrv low hv
I March 25-?2-tf] * KVAtfS <t Mi lVER.
| ft fififl YDS. Gunny Bagging43 inches wide,
j v/.uUU and weighing 2A ]t>s. per yard.
I 2.000 Vila. Dundee Bagging.
1 10Q foils best i inch ICentdcky Kofie. ? .
j Also?Hoop Iron suitable for Cotton. Country
" ^ merchants would do well lo give us a call, na we
| are offering such inducements as will enable them
to buy of us. EVAN'S A- McIVER.
August 12 1851 20 tf
BRUSHES. ? English and French tooth, nail
and hair brushep in great variety; al-o, comb,
1 j clot lice, bat and lather* brushes of superior quali1
' ty, for sale hv A- MAI.I/'V.
april t'
* * / '* I T'Tj'
> ^rwlf / P^K ~ |4Q
I rXZyXmSi' * ?12epmS ^i"T !
TLc/'/tt.'t nrit'.nri /mm /?? iiilii./iVmil uv'.rf' TI*" I I ^
cur>/. Ascites or Drops;/, Erpasuro or ImpruJcvJ^^
in Ufa Alio, Clntfnic ConatihtMnal Disorders. <
In this preparation arc strongly concentrated j ?
nil the medicinal properties of_ Saiwai-arili.a. com- j ?
bined with the most effectual aids, the most salu- <;i
L Ml
tary production#, the most potent simples of the i ?\
vegetable kingdom; and it has been so hilly tested, J
not only by patients themselves, but also by phy. j r.(
sieians, that it has received their unqualified re-1
comtacn&tlidtis and the approbation of the p'ohlic;
j uud has established on its own merits a reputation i
for VAi,t*E and esficact far superior to the various] pj!
compounds bearing the name of Pnrsapnrilln. Di?w
oases have been cured, such ns are not furnished ;??
in the record* of time past; and what it has already I
done for the thousands who have used it, it is I
I ecfpable of doing for-tho millions still suffering and !
struggling with disease. It purifies, cleanses and J oo
strengthens tlre'fountain springs of life, and infuse { JJJ)
| new vigor throughout the whole animal frame, j '*
AXOTIIEHYURK OK SCROFl'LA. ! Hi
The following striking, and, as will te seen, ! jnt
permanent cure of On inveterate case of Scrofula, ! m
conunends itself to all similarly nffittod:
SouTnronT, Conn., Jan.. 1, f8?S. i m<
Nfcssng Sasps : Gentlemen?Sympathy for the! J'
afflicted induces rue to inform yoti of the rcmnrka- j
I'lC c\ire effected by your fcaisnpariilu in the case j ^
of my wife, ijlic was severely cfllicted with llie i o,i
scrofula on different parts of the body: tlie glands I '
of the neck Were greatly enlarged niid her limbs ! *"i
ziuch swollcai Alter suffowBg over a -year and ;
finding no relief from !>? rt-ihcdies used, the dis- | wi
case attacked one leg,.and bClow tiio knee suppn- i ^
rated. Her physicians advised it should he laid
open, which was doge,,but without any permanent [ wi
benefit. In thifrsihuition we heard of, and were | V/
induced to use SamA?Sariuparilln.- Tiie first hot-1
lie produced a decided and favorable, effect, relie-1 to
ring her n-.oi e than any prescription 6he had ever i 'b<
taken, and before "lie liad used six bottles, to the | JJ
uetonifliment and delight of her friends, she found j tin
her health quite restored. It is now over a year i Tt
since the cure was effected, and her health remains ! g|.
good, showing the dire^p was thoroughly cradi-! y4
rated fi^ni the system. Onr neighbor?; ore all j
knowing to tLcse facte, and think very highly o' : *
iSandto Airsapsalla. ^
with respect. JULIUS PTKF. i**r
For sale l>y Dr. A. Malloy, CTicraw: S. J. Ilirrdale,
Fayettevillc;'aft'd Harihind, Ifnrrall A- Co.,
Charleston. j^farch 18?51?*7 j ""
CANDLES AN D SOAP.?Sperm, stearic, star, r.d
amnntine candles. |
Hull A- Ftm.,' tallow candles.
Prime bar soap, for sale cheap by '
mnnh 25-5'd-tf,] EVANS A McIVLl'. of
" Vf IIS, JORDAN adopts this method of directing ;
xia. mo aiu'nuon 01 nor customers ann mr p.uouc i
tf? hor very l*r<ro and beautiful stock of ln<Ii?*j-* j JJ)]
-pririg and summer Dross Goods, consj.-ting,1 ?:
in part, of Silk? Sluillrs, Bnragc, Mnslins, Gin^.-j I
num.*, <k<\, together with every article u u dly kept i 9}
in her liito; all of which arc now, in consequence ;
of her over stock, offered at COST. Person- wish- ; in
ing Goods in her line will <1,0 well to call before <
purchasing elsewhere, ns si:2 iols confident -lie |
ran [ileose the most fastidious in style and quality. of
up 2!) 6 tt in
|5l7>W KR-POl^TfsJARS, Jr.?A fr?hlnp.
L ply, just received at II Alt RAPE'S.
april 15 3 tf m,
! Spring and Summer Goods !],
'"pilE subscriber has in store n very large and Kl
1. d-sirnblc stock of Opting and Summer Goods,
which lie i" selling very low. Ife. respectfully in- c.'>
vites purchatcr- to call and examine his stoc k; h< ?*
is determined to teil as cheap as the cheapest. > "
up 20-5-tf] D_MALLOV. *"
Ba .uitif il G-oct-3. j Si
TIIE subscriber experts to receive in a few days.
a very large assortment of Spring and Summer t?
Goods, j lis cnstonHTS WAV rely upon their having 1 r?
been selected with nun J> eajv in regard to style, I
qunlity^iVl price ;'niid, from his long experience wj
; in this market, he is confident he has succeeded in tic
j buying to suit his gjisfomcrs. iji? assortment of "
1 Ladies' Press Goods will he found extensive, fine
! and beautiful. The styles nr.d patterns are tl.r '
j handsomest of the season and entirely.new.
! March 18-51-11] . D. 6. McAUX. .
| COIJ :t!BIA (S. C.) ISSritA*CX J*
COMPACT.
Chartered-in 1850. # wl
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 400,000.
CAPITA!. PAID IS, fcX5C,0G0.
j TIIE undersigned lias been appointed Agent of
] the alcove Company at this place, and is prepared * 1
to take Fire aiidM.iriin: R L~iKo''V G;'", m<v?t iiu^ur- gJ
nbtc ^ ALEX. McKE^HLl:-, j^i
Oheraw, April 29 [o-tf] Agent. ! t'?
jl- i. iji. , , 1 <v
SPANISH CIGARS.?10,000 brdxvn and light"*
1IO Spanish Cigars, of fine quality, for sole low by ! 1
the box. [may 13-7-^tf] D. MALLOY.
p rockery, China, and Glart Ware, f
I./ Just received and for sale low, a few Dinner
and Teo Sets, of the latest styles oMdue, flowing
blue and white granite *?re; nlso, the largest and v
. 1 ..r <v.i?K riimo ?,,A r.ia? T1
most general siuck. UI viw>nj, ......
ware to be found in tliiq market. Families wish-^S
ing supplies ^iould call and exnmifte mv atock ; *,
efore buv ing. ?* . D. MALLOY. i *'
V April 21 10 tf | d.
j v SPRING GdQD&|^|. ~~ 1?*
THE subecribors hare received the Mlanee ol .
of thrfrftpmg Stock, and are now prepared!
to offer a beautiful assortment of the latest style* of; ,
ftinghams, I MuaRjn?, *
Barege*, SilkTfiiBCB,Foitlnrdand
twisted J . Barege lJe La&s, 1
Silks. [ <fcc., jri
together with n Inure stock of j ?
Gi lov es.?Buck, hos-skin, Berlin, cashmere, kid, j 1
r fe, at IURRALL'S. *
Jan. 7 41 tf , ft'
phina aaid Cila<ii Ware.?A very large j ?
V and full supply of these goods, fresh icom.T
Charleston. foT srfle' low bv J. F II ART? ALL.
JUtT 41 t;
& '
* iSs*'
'or the Removal and. Permanent Cart of all
; NERVOUS DISEASES#
rul of thote-Complaint* which in earned h/^a ta? . JM
ired, weakened oc unhealthy conditio* of the
N'EUVOl'S SYSTEM. . , ,
Tbia beautiful and convenient application of the my* ;
"ioot power* of GALVANISM and MAONK^SM, nea
ta pronounced.br dif&nruleltod phveieiead, both la .'Hs
trope and the United Aetna, to be ue aaeat niwMi K
'dirmal diltottry of the Aft. ?
Or. CHjRlStlE>S^^J^UtT
|m<j witt tne moil penect m certain mean* la aa
of *, ?- J
' . OEHXRAL DIBnlTT, J
rengtbening the weakened body, giving tone to the 1
rioue orxanv, end invigorating the antire erstem. AIM
h* cramp, paralysis and PALSY. UVUTLr m
a'WlNDlOfcSTION, rheumatis>r\40ute and
ironic, QOUT, epilepsy, j.umbaoo, DtAF. J
WS, nervous trem0r8. PALPITATION Of Jfl
i'K. heart, -apoputxv. neuralgia PAlNi he
a si ok and ca^tlver complaint, 8pinal 3
jmpi.aint, mkurvaiurk of the SPIN*, HIP 3
jmpla1nt, DHases of the KIDNEYS, DCTf* ?
ENCV of nervous and physical ENERGY, tmd H
wjtrvous piseasv.8, which complaiaU iito frem 'M
!l atopic cauie ? inMy, - fl
I -Derangement of (be Verron lyfab
Qfffhi NERVOUS COMYLAINT8, Drugs and Medl.
HRfriii' Mr iittisr. Mr they weaken the vital enerHw
tha already proetrated tratem ; while, under lh?
enjUbening, life-giving, vittiiiing influence of 0al> e
iiUra, ai applied by'thii beautiful and- wonderful 4*
very, the' exhausted patient and weakened nOatut le
itored to former health, strength, elasticity^nd vjgxe. r
The great peculiarity and excellence of q
Dr. Cbrbtle'i Cabuie Caraltveu, ?
naiita in tba Set that they erreet and anre QMW Of *
twara application, in place of the avat' mode ofirac- MM
ag, and phynloking tne patient. tlU exhauated Nature I
tl|i hopeieaaly under the inflMipa. >
They etrentlhen. the whole synfm. equalize tie circuitn
of tile hloo'i, promote the eeertHont. and maar 4*
f (Iifhleit injury tttdrr any tircunuttncez. Since they j
rod uc lion in Jh^Hjted State*, only three yean aiaccf I
?re than > !
7 O Persons J
tlnding all egea/enssei and conditioaa, among which
we a large number of ladio., who are peculiarly subject
Nervou* Complaint*, have been ? u
ETNTIItELy AND PERMANENTLY 0T7SS9, ^
ten all hojlPof relief had been given up, and avery ''^^1
ng elie been tried in vain! '
l-o illustrate the me of the OALVAJTtC BEUT,
ppoee the ceie nf a perten afflicted with that bane of
riiizatinn, DYSPEPSIA, or any othar Chronic or Nerrf . _^|
Disorder, In ordinary dhaci, ithnulanta are taken. ;!
lich. bytheir sctioa on the norvea and muscles of Ute
?iacbi afford temporary relief, but which leave the - S
tient in a IoOer atate. and with Injured faculties, after
action thai excited baa oeafed. -Now compare this
th the effect resulting frntn the applicitionof the GALVN1C
BELT.OTake a Dyepeptic Imferdr, even in the j
>rit symptoms of an attack, anil simply tie the Bait
>und theJtafy, using the Magnetic fluid n directed
a ehort period the itieeusible.peripinitjen will act oa . ^
i positive element of the Belt, thereby cauitog a Oal '
niff circulation which will pan on to tne negKva, aad ^ m
Slier back again to tha positive, thu? keeping up gconunua
Calvamc circulation throughout tne system,
ine the raovt tore re cum oi DYSPEPSIA are PE^w
vnk.ntly CURED. a FEW days IS amplt m
ffltfblt TO ERADICATE the disease Of qM
JpifrjjATK AND TESTIMONIALS A
* O^tly moat Undoubted Character, " * J
nm all parts of the country could be given! lUAcieoh
Sll every column in this peper! . *
yf E\TR\Olffil<VRY CASE,
ilch dlHlusivcly pro rat that
'Truth is stranger thah Fiction."
curb or
IEOIATISJI, BRONCHITIS, AND DTSPEfUii
a vttvto a mPD/lVlf il?
V . UIV. LAil 1/lDf A Vl4bu\ri MAM j
New Jem), of distinguished attainments end aialtad
vtrtatioaI
4f> Sidnkv, New lertey, July II, 1M,
Da. A. H. Christie-Dear Sir: You wish to know of
! what has been the result in sit own cash, of the anrstinrvof
THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE.
,-reply is as follows:
for about Iwtnl> year* I had been suffering from
'spcptie. Every year the symptoms became worse,
r could I obtain permanent relief from any course of
idical treatment whatever About / urfeenyeartstaoo,
consequence of frequent exposure to wte weather, in
9 discbarge of my pastoral duties, I became subjeot to
evere Chronic Rheumatism, which lor year after yeer,
used me indescribable anguish. - Farther : in the winteej^
'44 and '4d, in consequence of preaching a great dear^ s
my own and various other churches in this region, I
is attacked by the Bronchitis,'"Vbich soon became, ao
rare as to reauire an immediate suspension of my pea. ?
ral labors, tty nerwtut system sees new thoroughly
ostraitd, and at my Bronchitis became worse, so also did
f dyspepsia and IlhanmatiC affection?thus evincing
at these disorders were .ponnectod with each other
rough the medium ef the Nervous System. In tho
sola pharmacopoeia there seemed to be no remedial
ent which could reach and recuperate my Nervotu
stem ; every thing that I bad tried for this purpose had
tnpletcly failed. At last I was led by my friends to as*
line your inventions, and (though with no vary sin 1
line hope* of their efficiency,) 1 determined to try tbd
ect of the application of the 0 1LVANIC BELT ANDECKLACK,
with the MAONETIC FLUID. This was
June, 184#. To mt oskst astsiuhment, in two Ban
r Lm >n i'iis mad uonc ; in nr.mt veva I was knaslxo
resume iii fast oral lasorr, nob f .11 i since omitda
single service on account or the BRONCHITIS;
d mt Rheumatic affection mas en iirklv ceased te
,ou blk me. Such is the woiidcrful ui happy reaolta
the experiment.
I hare recommended the BELT and FI.UID to many
ao havo been likewise suffering from Neuralgic affeons.
They have tried them, sAth hafff results, I
ei xv e, in evert cask.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. LAND IB.
dr. chrtstie'8
galvanic necklace
used for all romplaints affecting the Throat or HaaA
ch as Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Throat, Net-?*
d Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head. Naur-'*.1* '*
e Face, Buzzing or Roaring in the Ear.
hich is generally Nervous, and that d'-****?1* com'
lint, called Tic Doloreux. ^
pre. christie's , , jf
Galvanic bracelets
0 JnnnJ at .ml ?e"r\ ice in cases of Convulsions or Flt^_'
affbodlc Complaints, and general Ne'rroUs A flections
tho Head and upper extremities. Also in Palsy aa4'
ralysis, and all diseases caused by a deficiency of powei.
Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs of thff
a7
Pa So trouble or inconvenlenea attends the nse o^ ciJ
CHRISTIE'S QALI'ASICARTICLES, aa& they
ly be worn by the most feeble and delicate, withper
it ease and safety. In many cases the sensation attend^
j their use is highly pteasani and agtssahle. They dan
sent to any part of tho country.
Prices: V
he Galvanic Belt, Three Dollar*.
he Galvanio Necklace, Two Dollars.
ha Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each ?
he Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar. 1
Q(7- The erticles are accompanied by full and plalm' '
rections. Pamphlets with full particulars may to hod
the authorized Agent
particular CAUTIONs
Beicars of Counterfeits and Worthiest Imitations."
D. C. MOREHEAD, M. D.,
JUCNERAi. AOENT FOR THE UNITED 8TATEV
134 Broadway, Sew Ynrk.
Sold bv Dr. A. Malloy. Authorized Agent fo#'
leraw, S. C. [Dee. 10-1851-*7-ly.
VTEEDLNG IIOES.?Drade's nnd Flwcl^-fio?.
f Abo, mnnure forks, ppade<< and *f!ovtln, tare
of Amos'): scvtlie mid-fTrfwi 1 for salef byv
march 25-M-tf] X KVASS & McIVEK.
0IE. ?50 bhk first quality stone lime just'
I' received nnd for sale br * I>. MAiI.O"\
15/60 i? ft"
m mm %, **.?- .7- .
% ? "*