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$ortnj.
Popping Cora.
And *m they mc * poppta* mh,
Jofca Stfloo aad 8mm Cutter;
John Stflte wWHMyoi,
And 8mm fat H batter.
Aad there thay a*t Mid shelled the oora, '
Aad raked and Hitwd the fire ;
Aad talked ofdiferent kind of ttfi,
Aad kltehcd tkair chain ap nlgber.
Thea Sana ah* the popper aheok.
Then John he eheok the popper,
Tm both their facer grew ae rod
Aa MMepaaa node of copper.
Aad tbca they shelled, aad popped aad ate,
- All kind* of fun e-popplng;
Aad he hawJiawed at her remarks,
Aad she laughed at his joking.
And sUll they popped, and still they ate,
(John's month was like a hopper |
A nd stirred the fire and sprlnckled salt,
And shook and shook the popper.
The ofoot rtnick nine, and then stmok ten.
And still the oorn kopt popping ;
It ?truck eleven, and then struck twelve,
And (till no- sign* of stopping. x
And Jobs he ate, and Sue she thought?
The corn did pop and patter.
Till John cried out, " The oorn'e a fire t
Why, Susan, what'* the matter f"
Said ahe. " John SUles, U'a one o'clock,
You'll die of indignation ;
I'm sick of all this popping oorn?
Why don't you pop the question V
e???^
tumorous.
A bbiewr boy alarmed his mamma
the other day by declaring
that " last night all tho hens had
somehow got changed into roos
tcrs." Investigation showed that
the hens still existed, bnt that they
bad roosted the night before. Mamma
fears such brightness cannot remain
long to shine on this dark
world.
A young lady noticing a young
man in tho seat behind her in an
Indianapolis church, thought she
would faint away and let him catch
her. She did so, and was carried
out into the entry, when she open
cd her eyes to thank the young
man, but found that the sexton
and an old colored man had carriod
hor out. To say that sho was
mad, would be loo mild.
Whii>e passing a house in Vir
ginia, two drummers observed i
very peculiar chimney, unfinished
and it attracting their attention
they asked a fiaxen-haired urchir
standing near the house if i
" drawed well," whereupon tin
aforesaid urchin replied : M Ya
it draws the attention of all tin
fools that pass this road."
A young fellow having l>eci
charged with getting drunk tin
nhjlit before, and wishing to justi
fy himself, declared that he nevei
* 1 1 4.^ 1..
was arunK, nor nevnr meuui wo w
for it always made liitn feel so bad
the next morning.
u Who tempted Evo?" asked c
Sunday school teacher of a young
scholar. The little fellow, after n
fow moments thought with an air
of confidence, exclaimed : w It's
tho gentleman who lives in h?11
I've Torgottcn his name."
44 G. is so very close," was ob
served by B., uho will squabbh
about a single cent." 44 Well," re
marked W., 441 havo alwayt
thought that the less one squat
Lies about the better."
An affected singer at a Dublin
theatre was told by a wag in the
gallery to 44 come out from be
hind his nose and sing his song
like other people."
There is a couple of sisters whe
have to be told everything together,
tor they arc so much alike that
thoy can't be told apart.
New Bedford brags of a poin
ter that came to a dead stand the
other dav before a door nlate in
scribed " A. Partridge."
A schoolmaster's maxim?boyi
mast be separated from vicioni
habits as grain from chaff?bj
threshing.
If a person buys two apples anc
cats both, how many will yet re
main? Of cores, there will tx
two left.
It is vain to struggle againa
change and confusion. The who)
world is turned upside down eve
ry twonty-four hoars.
Digqort says he always respect
old ago except when some on
sticks him with a pair of toug]
chickens.
Dkfalters don't always get rich
but by the time detectives look fo
their. tbey are generally well of
When is a man obliged to keo]
his word ? When no one will tak<
it.
Angelina Honeysuckle This
tlkdown is a beautiful yonng ladj
?f Providence, It. I.
Sweet potatoes too big for stov<
wood and two small for dug-outi
are Kansas productions.
When a girl falls in love witli
an nnlncky Irishman her heart always
goes pity Pat.
A oood place for the sons of Ilam
_ a ? a?i.i j_
? me osnawicu ihihiiuh.
How did the bull look on em erg
ing from the china shop 9 A lit
tie the worse for the ware.
The man whose head waa fair
ly turned nn it feels very uncom
fortable in that position.
Kwittag hiwtw wit* a Mom
The Montgomery (Mo.) Stand
ard layt: On* of the most excil
Log ecenee end temie enoooo&er
that it has ever been our privilege
(O recora, occurred ai tuo lord ne*
L'Outre Lick last week* Dm facta
m we received from an tyre wit
noes are those:
Oq laet Saturday evening, Thot
Moore and a gent xman by tb<
name of Thompson, residing in th<
lower L'Outre township, Were re
turning home from Danville, an<
stopping at the ford of L'Outre
proposed to take a bath and wate
, their horses. Mr. Moore was rid
ing a very fraction* mustang pony
lie started into the water wit!
her, and when ho had ridden int<
where the water was deep enougl
to swim her, the pony commence*
rearing and plnnging, and finalh
succeeded in throwing Mr. Moore
in tlie tall, Mr. Moore receive<
an ugly wound on his right ankl
and foot from a stroke of the for<
foot of the pony, which somewha
disabled him for a while. Th
pony roared up with her forefec
entirely out of the water, made i
dart at Moore, which would hav
ended the fight then and there
had not Moore, quick as thought
darted nnder her body, came on
in her rear, and made for the sbon
i as fast as his hands and legs coulc
carry him. The pony saw lihn
and with the blooa running froit
her nostrils, in her fury and excitement,
and the devil in her eyes,
. she wheeled and made another
plunge at him, which was avoided
6y Moore diving nndcr the water
and swimming some distance undor
water.
This time Moore reached the
bank in safety, bat had no time to
allow the grass to grow under his
feet. The pony was after him immediately,
and the exciting race
cook place on the bank for the dis
tance of abont fifty yards, when
Moore was compelled to take to
the water again to save his bacon,
lie seized a stout dub and jumped
off the bank into the deep waiter
the pony following, lie swan
rapidly to a log lying about mid
way in the creek, and mounting
it, he gave the pony a severo blov
as she came up in* hot pursuit.?
This seemed to cool her excitq
k feelings, and she started back fo
the shore. Now the pursued lx
' came the pursuer, and Moore soo
I overtaking the pony, mounted, am
t after administering several 6cver
, blows on tbo hoad of the pony wit
" his club, succeeded in conquerinj
3 her. The battle was short but 6<
vcre. Moore 6ays his pony ma
go dirty hereafter; he says ho dot
* not intend to wash her again b
3 a swimming.
Livino Beyond tiirir Means.,
Bulwer sa^-s that poverty is on^
I an idea, nino cases out of tcn.Some
men with ten thousand do!
L lars a year suffer more for tli
r want of means than others witl
' three hundred. The roason is, th
! richer man has artificial wants.?
i llis income is ten thousand, nn<
. he suffers enough for being dunne<
' for unpaid debts to kill a sensitiv
man. A man who cams a dolla
" a day nnd does not run into debl
5 is tho happier of tho two. Ver
" fow people who have never bee:
} rich will believe this, but it is tru<
" Thcro are thousands and thouf
ands with princely incomes win
i never know a moment's peace bo
? can60 tlicy live above their ineane
. Thcro is really more happiness ii
; the world among the working peo
pie man among those who an
called rich.
1 Tlii3 living beyond one's means
1 is the cause cf more dcmoraliza
tion and woo in the human famib
than any other of those indiscro
tions in which it seems man is in
i clined to indulge. Especially is i
so in the cities of the world wher
vicious temptations in so many vi
j ried forms abound. Bulwer, mor
j than any other of the populc
; modern writers, scorns to undei
stand what poverty really is II
is poor who lives beyond hi
' means, whilo ho who lives withi
' them is not. And this will appl
' to tho millionaire, as well as t
him who has to labor for his dail
t bread.
u
i- What Women aiie Doing.?.
Mrs. Chamberlain delivered tl
oration at Lakevillc, Dakota con
ty, Minnesota, on the Fonrth <
? Jnly.
The Cincinnati Methodist Coi
forence has passed resolutioi
'> against Mrs. Van Cott's preac
r iiur. but nho ai.il! Imlda in lior nn
f- resolution to preach,
p Judgo Mrs. Esther Morris, <
jj Wyoming, is getting on swin
rningly in her ofiioial duties, wliic
are rapidly increasing. She hi
h lately married several conplcs.
^ One Mrs. Ke&de, living nei
Liverpool, threatens to sue th
3 Bishop of Chester for refusing 1
i consecrate an elaborately ornat
church, which she built at a cot
of $150,000.
1 The Lewiston (Me.) Journal say
that a young woman, an operativ
in a factory in that city, who die<
i suddenly on Sunday, had paid i
mortgage of $500 on her father'
farm, besides supporting herself.
Chesterfield, Illinois, has a gir
who, on a two days trial, hoei
more potato hills than either of he
three brothers.
Female masons will be the nex
fuse.
"V* * \ ?-r . ?v-.s * , 4 , v-*
k OfWal fcp* ttaU It?lb.
J *> Bwaw*U BHImt will- b? ftoaffetoi
L' V? *1^4
I WMfcrt, Clint, D?rUaftoe Md Buter,
B 8. C? kkn ton mil M?y otdmt itin.
Jtoopmftnaotop will nppiy M7 uumI ?*
Obln?M at $14 fr nfoath.
* OW Wwt, ? who kftftpt (NtluMi'i
. (Otnisblag stem is called * " shir list."
Tkt 8p*rtwt?n liyaMlwa reports ft fim
>? on flM premise* of Dr. T#Wj, of that town.?
3 The losses ?u alight.
3 Joaaph Ward, of Orwell, Verm eat, fated Ilia >
r wife from eloping by keeping gdafd oter he$
J aQk dress. She wouldn't elope In oalteo.
Two mad doga were killed la Newbefry.?
* One of them had aeretely bitten two eotored
people.
A house In Newberry waa stfdok by light*
* alng, In whlek reaided a number of eolefed
1 people, on the 19th alt. Mo one Injured.
0 The Charlotte, Colombia and Auguata Rail*
3 road Company offers tlcketa to Saratoga, Ni1
agara Falla, and other plaoea at reduced
|j rates.
)a The Chief Engineer of tho Wilmington,
I Colombia and Angoata Railroad advertises for
sealed proposal* to bo lid the extension from
Sumter to Columbia.
** An open boll of Cotton has been laid on our
'* table, says the Newberry Herald of the Sd
? Inst. It eomes from the plantation of Mr. S.
st B. Sober, of this DistrioU This Is the erliest
ft to hand.
q Attorney Qeneral Akerman has appointed
^ Walter 8. Hill, of Georgia, and E. R. French
%n iiuriu vftruiin?y iouriQ 01 AM OlOrKl tH thO
? Deparimem of Justice.
Tho itern whoelor Silver Sprey, exploded
J" twenty-five ml lee above Memphis, on the let
instant, at mid night, and was burned. It la <
> believed that twenty six liros were lost.
t They are cutting down branehes from the
trees in London parks to feed the doer, so se- j
Vere has been the drought, and brewers' grain
> is fed to the cattle.
Tho dobt statement on the 1st instant, shows *
a decrese of over $17,000,000. Coin in tho J
Treasury $103,000,001) 5 coYroney $38,000,- _
000.
A negro dc?(tarado, nam tod Wilson, shot hhr
' wifo and a Mrs. Martin, with whom his wife
1 lived, near Memphis, on tho 1st inst., and escaped
to tho woods. _
We regret to learn, says the Kingstree Starf
of tho sudden death of Jsnnie McCroa, consort
of Mr. Jos. P. Shaw, who died at the rer*
idonce of Mr. W. Si. Kinder, near this place
. on Friday night last
While a number of soldiers were bnthing off
J the garrison wharf at-Smithvllle, last Wednesday,
says the Wilmington (N. 0.) Star, a shark
1 bit the toes off ol ode of tbcitt and cut his foot
' severely.Wo
learn, Says fho Newberry Herald of the
J 3d inst., that a negro child Was fotVnd drowns
tr Cd & fftW ilnva n?a In T1.??U Ti t ?
. _ ?J - .s. ~ "? " "lltl. n WM
_ tied band* Md fact. The father confessed to
^ the perpetration of Chla moet bmfal and hetnV
r leu deed, and U now in jail.
A writer says that " m computed With fhe
German aoldior, the Frenchman ( as a billiard
ball to a brick?tho billiard ball all for mot
ion, and the brick all fur a ?tability, whether to
? stand by itself or to go Into a solid wall."
tl We-learn that a negro boy is now in jail
? charged with the murder of bts brother, says
5- the Newberry Herald ot the 3d inst., which
y occurred in the following way: They woro
,8 working in a gin bouse, wbon ono said to tba
other, 44 wby can't you work without cursing
* every othor word," whereupon the reproved
one deliberately chopped the other in the
bead with a boe, causing bis death soon after.
The Assistant Treasurer at New York has been
instructed to sell $1,000,000 of gold on each
" Wednesday during tba inontb of August, and
to purchase $1,000,000 in bonds on each alter*
0 nate Thursday during tho month?eommoncoIng
August 4 ; and $3,000,000 on each alter0
nate Thursday?commencing August 11. Tho
- talcs of gold during the month will thus
] amount to $6,000,000, and tbo amount of
j bonds purchased will be $4,000,000.
r Equality Life Insurance Company
'i of Virginia.
1 Jk. 3k -a.
i fcP
. Principal Office, No. 1016, Maim Street, Rickmomd,
Va.
t "Q EASONB why every or.* should Insure to
O XV the Equality Lit* loiurtM* Company, I
ol VlntoU:
l" 1st. It U more Liberal to tho Insurers than
C any other company, and will eventually beLr
come Purely Mutual and belong to the insurers.
2d. It circulates its money amongst Its pat1'*
rons, who are tho insurers. Consequently they
e aro continually 'etting tho benefit of the rapid
accumulation o> be Company, the money bo- <
,s ing invested by ue Board of Direotors amongst
n the Insurers.
3d. The loans of this Company are as liberJ
al as other companies who declare dividends
O at the end of the second, third and fonrtb
y years, hut this Company at tho end of the first
and every year.
DAVID B. CLARK, President.
TH08. II. WYNNE, Vice-President.
. JOHN Q. WINN, 8eerotary.
A. (ion. J AM KB II. LANK, Actuary,
10 Dr. F. B. WATKINS, 1 w ,. . , ,..i
Dr C. H. W. DAVIS, J Medical Ad\ leers.
n* Judge JOHN A. MEREDITH, Counsellor.
Of DIRECTORS.
J. B. Winston, Treasurer and Secretary R.
F. A P. R. R; Win. J. Johnson, of Johnson A
!) Hunt, Wholesale Grocers: Win. II. Powers, of
jg Winston A Powers, Wholesale Grocers; Al.
bert Ordway, Treasurer Buckingham State
1 Company; J. F. Gibson, Superintendent
n Adams' Express Company ; Charles V. Morris,
Morris A Co.'s Sugar Refinery ; G. A. Penis,
Superintendent Manchester Cotton Mills]
Of John II. Tyler, John H. A John Tyler, Jew
elers; Moses Millhiser, Wholesale Dry Goods ;
~ Thomas S. Baldwin, Clothier ; John M. GodU
din, Cashier Planter's Bank ; J. R. Dowel!,
Kniw.rint?n,l.r.t W r r-1? m.i l.
Company ; Alex. 0. Robertson, Cattle Broker |
Ooorge I. Herring, Wholesale Grocer ; R. L.
tr Brown, of Brown, Jones A Co., Wholesale
A Grocer* ; A Bodeker, Draggiit; 8. M. Rosens
banm, of S.A M. Rosen haum, Dry Qooods.
? Equality Life Insurance Company.
6 pEP Examine ill Pamphleti be/ore post in??re,
it it to your internet to do to. Ayent*
wanted every** ere.
BENI. O. HERIOT,
Gon. Travelling Agent, Charleston, S, C.
0 Sept 33 18 tf
a SAMUEL BLACK, BABSEIL
8 \\[OU LD reepeetfully inform tbs publie
T T that he has Removed to a room in
] the OLD COURT HOUSR. where ho will
ibe prepared to receive customers as heretofore.
Being a Pro/ietimsal Barber, he
r hopes, by attention to bnsineoen, together
with politeness te all, to merit a portion of
f public patronage, in CUTTING, SHAVING
1 ANI) SHAMPOOING.
an 20 M XI
fir
^^MaNAFACTURKRS OP
r*ss21
saw's. "'
CIROULAIl SAWS.
With Movable or Inserted Teeth.
WE CLAIM tot out Patented Circular
Saw the following advantages over
all others:
The shank* of the teeth are elastic, and ex*
ert a uniform distension M the sockets.
The stability of the plate is in no way affoct.
ed by inserting new sets of teeth.
Each tooth, independently, may be adjusted
to the cutting line.
No rivets, keys, or other objectionable appliances.
are employed in oonnectlon with the
teeth, which are as simple in construction, and
as easily used, as a nnt for a bolt.
In short, all the difficulties heretofore ex
perienced In the use of movable teeth for saws,
are fullv met and obviated bv this Invention
ALIO,
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14 CHAMPION n CROSS-CUT SAWS. I
CROSS-CUT SA IPS, ,
or ALL KI5P8.
Saw Mandrels, Gamming Machines, Ac.
Send for Catalogues end Prioe Lists.
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'rioting Press Machino end Saw Manufactur- "
rs, Hew York, Boston, Mass., and London, *
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t
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June ft 8 ?
South Carolina Railroad Company*
Columbia, 8. C., May 18, 1870.
ON and after Sunday, 15 May, the Passenger
Trains upon the South Carolina Railread
will run the following schedulet
FOE CBARLKHTOX.
Leave Columbia ? 1 45 a m
Arrive at Charleston...... Mpw
Leavw Charleston .ABOaai
Arrive at Columbia 4 10 pm
for auou8tia.
Leave Columbia 7 45 a m
Arrive at AugustA. 4 25 p m
Leavo Augusta...., 8 00 a in
Arrive at Columbia 4 10 p m
aionv Bxrnaaa train (8unt>ay8 kxcritkr.)
Leave Columbia 7 60 p m
Arrive at Charleston... 0 46 a m
Arrive at Augusta. 7 05 a m
Leave Charleston ,7 30 p m
Leave Augusta ..0 00 Ji in
Arrive at Columbia , 0 00 a m
CAtnau tiAis.
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains
will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays;
anJ between Camden and KingvilledaiLeavo
Camden ,...H 35 a m
Arrivo at Columbia 1! 00 a m
l.eave Columbia 1 00 p m
Arrive at Camden 6 40 p m
H. T. PKAKK. Oeft'l Sup't.
JOIIN B. BEIERS,
FLQ1IST & LAIDSCAPl KA1DII11.
tAND gives his elose
Vegetable QarWith
a large expertenoe,
he ia confident
of giving satisfaction
to thoae employing
Orders left at this
will be Attended
mttf3SSSt^^ i?.
Mar 30 44 tf
GREENVILLE
pApER MlLLS.
J. Bannister & Son,
icmiiJfi?/ii'Ainf\snai?aa
or ALL KINDS or
Book) v New* Wrapping and
Colored
HIGHEST CASH PRICK PAID FOR
Clean Cotton or Linen RAGS.
May Si 1 i y
B7 WHERLC
QREMIWSXIC, 8. O.
-, DEAUHt IN
GEO &IB fllflH fifllB.
CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES;
18 ft 82 Curat Solid Nuptial Rings,
SILVER & SILVER-PLATED
OT WORK of all diMuripUon* In' hi*
lino done promptl/.^B) ' ^ '
Oot Si 28 if
A. J. ROSS A CO.,
MAN UFA CTURERS
or
<ar*mr tMrALtelEDi
DEALERS IN
JAPANNED AND PRESSED WARE,
A HO
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
All kind* of
Tin and Shset Iron Work Done
On tbo moat
REASONABLE TERMS,
And with promptness.
Store Nearly Opposite the
Post Office.
Feb 10 89 v 4f
W. He CAMMER,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH AND MACHINIST
CORN 8HELLKR8, Cotton Olm, Locks,
Sewing Machines, Umbrellas and Paraols
REPAIRED with promptness. Charges
oasonablo. Corn Sbeliers, for salo from 010
0 flS. I am also prepared to furnish Stencil
'latee, for marking clothing.
Blacksmithlng.
[HAVE in addition to my usual business,
opened a RLACK8MITH SHOP, having
1 competent workman hired, Lark in Westfleld.
iVork in this line will be done satisfactorily.
Tlaailv rn.,la DT.AVTA1IO -1 ? J
..v.mj uniw * UVUU1MI ttlW'/f UO UOUU
or sate.
Stand?In rear of Old Court House, at tbe
Randolph place, baring removed (torn my
land on Main Street. 2S-tf
TOWNES & EAST,
^asoaBjass &is
Ann
SOLICITORS IN EQUITY,
PRACTICE IN GREENVILLE AND
SURROUNDING COUNTIES.
Office Over Julius C. Smith's.
S. r. towhbs. oli? d. bast.
Ap 27 42 tf
~ WM. V PRICE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
DAHLONEGA, GA.,
WILL practice in tbe Counties of Lumpkin.
Dawson, Gilmer, Fannin, Union,
Towns, White and Ilall.
Jan 10 S3 tf (
E. P. JONES,
AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY.
WILL I*HACTfCB IK ALL
COURTS OF THIS STAY E
/.Tfln.
I IT TflE UNITED STATES COUftTS
Office Greenville C. H., 8. C.J
July 7
i !
w. K. KASI.KY. O. a. WILLI
EASLEY & WEJ.LS,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
AND IN EQUITY,
GREENVILLE, 8. C.,
PRACTICE in the Conrts of the Stale and
of the United States, and giro especial
attention to cases in Bankruptcy.
June 13 3
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Jewelry, Periscopic Spectacles,&c
WILL order an extra artielo
(? J 50* for any person. Special atten_lt
will be given to It EPA IRfy*
f bh^"1N^ ft'ie Watches of every do?
cription. Best references given.
JAMES U. BLACK.
Jnno 30 Or ? if
Onviftff W llHv* awm
ujjimg ?i? HUP1JT *
aaas. & so ^Esjmsss
WOULD INFORM TUB
^Cwflk LmIIm ot (Iroenviile ami TlelnRty,
thai aba b?a opened bar
JPV SPRING MILLINERY,
W/fil *^? w'l'c^ 8^? the attantfjA
tioo of tboeo making purchases
jflrl in this )in?. . Hor prices are
REASONABLE*
And aba will tako pleasure in exbibing hor
GOODS.
A eall la desired before buying, as aha feels
| confident of pleasing.
April 13 47 (in
Treasurer's Office,
Gbsxhviixb and Columbia Railboad Co., )
Colombia, S. C., June 20, 1870. j
COUPONS of the State, Guaranteed
BONliS, Certificates of Indebtedness,
and Second Mortgage BONDS of thiaCompe
ny, due let July, 1870, will be paid at the
Banking House of H. H. Kimptoo, No. 0
Naeaau streat. New York, or at the Oaroli*
n? nuionn uui, id uoinmbll, h. (j., oo
and after the lit day of july, 1810.
The Interest on the outstanding First
Mortgage Bonds and Fractional Certificates
of Indebtedness, will be paid at the oflioe of
the Company.
REUBEN TOMLINSON, Treasorer.
Jnne 80 ft If
Medical Scholarship.
T?OR BALE, a MEDICAL 8CII0LARr
BHir in the Philadelphia University
of Mcdieine and Surgery, which entitlea
the hearer to full instruction until graduation.
This is an institution of high grade.
Terms favorable. Apply at this office.
JnnaIS ? tf
CUSHINGS <fe BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS
AND
QT A rrmxTrria
kJ A nL JL JI VV11 i^likT
lo. 968 Ballimtra ft, Oypoait* Hiwrir,
. BALTIMORE,
Tk? lu|Ml aad beat iu?rt(4 alack la Um eity o
SCHOOL, LAW, MEDICAL, DENTAL,
Classical A Miscellaneous Book*.
Cf-OBNERALBANK ANDOOUNTIJIO
HOUBK STATIONERY of all k inda.
BLANK BOOKS MASK TO ORDKBIff AMY
style or inrmra m kvluto.
[tfruumn 1811.3
X -r 6 w ' 41 ' . 6a
MMMRHh
Charleston ' (
Advertisements
CHAS. KERSISON,
LATE
tft i. L iwm.
?to ????ia
N ?
252 King Street,
aEAF.LBSTOIT, 8. O.
Mar SO 45 5m
DANIEL H. SILCOX'S
FtJkNlttJkK XVAREROOMS,
175, 177 & 179, King1 Street
CHARLESTON, 6. C.
Ebtasusbxii in 18.'58.^2E?
vM| . Keeps constantly on hand '
jj t f || a Well selected Stock of E2SS3
[i||i atTRJIITtrRB,
"\V!iich he efter? at
B5M REASONABLE
1/ v FRICES.
N. B.?OOOns CAREFULLY FACKED
FOR SHIPPING.
Hot If IT ly*
F. VON SANTEJ**
import en or .4
IRAKIS FANCY GOODS,
Toy*, Doll*, flames, Children'* Carriage*,
Freuoh Confoetonery, FiitTWorka,
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
Such a* Clothing, Naraory Shooting, Ac.,
219 King-61. 2 door* above Market,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Mar 10 40 ly?
JOHNSTON, CREWS&CO.
Importer* and Wholaaala Dealer* In
BTAFi.3 illTD FAITOY
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS AND SHALL WARES,
on HLAwaris ssrsjaam1,
ohahleston, s. o.
Mar 30 45 Dm j
EDWARD PERRY,
PRINTER, STATIONER,
AND tHAI.KR IN
LAW, SCHOOL AND BLANK
BLANK IIOOKS on hand and made to order
of anj pattern at abort notice.
Binding and Haling executed In fine style.
Wade A Co. Printing Inks for salo at tho man
ufaoturer* price.
No. 165 Netting-St., oppotilt Chartf ton IJottl,
CHARLESTON, S. O.
Mb 25 44 Aw*
Columbia
Advertisements.
MARBLE CUTTING.
IIOViNF A SPROlVfi,
COLUMBIA, 8. C.,
CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE
MONUMENTAL WORK
In all its branches, of
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
MAHRLE.
Sept 8 lfl tf
COLUMBIA HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
rpilfi Proprietors take pleasare in annonneJ
ing this elegantly-furnished Establishment
now open for the accommodation of gncsts.
The table will always he supplied with every
delicacy of tho season?both from the New
York and Charleston markets, and no efforts
will be spared to giro perfect satisfaction, In
every respect, to our patrons. YItEE LUNCH
in the refectory every day from 11 until IS).
WM. GORMAN, 1 .,
II. H. BADfcNHOP.11 R0M,,KT0**Sept
2# 1# tf
NATIONAL HOTEL,
PROPRIETOR.
P. HAMILTON JOYNER, CLERK.
RATES <
Of BoirJ p?r Day $8 00
Supper, Hreakfarl and Lodging % 00
Single Meele........ 1 00
Sep 1 v 16 (/
NickersonHouseHotel,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
THE tn4?rfl|M<l having
1^1^, RENEWED hi. kace epon
the shore Popular Hourr, will endeavor to
make It ono of the moat agreeable Hotel* In
i the South. A call M solicited.
pfl Free Omnibus to and from the Hotel,
WM. A. WRlOlITj
Proprietor.
Bapt -1# tf
Charlatto, Colombia ft A?|tiU 1. X.
SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
Columbia, S. C.. January 1.1, 1870.
ON and afUr TO-DAY, aa Accomodation
Train will run aa followa i
Lmt* Columbia 6 15 pm
Arriro at Auftaata ?...I AO a aa
Int* Angaria * -..A 10 pm
Arrlra at Columbia. 80 a m
r Tbla Train oonnooU with Urn OaorgU day
Panaaagar Train* at Aagaota, and Ifca ?? *.
" " ySoffflroiiT, B.P-U
Ml "
Charleston
Advertisements*
-V A '
'
Old Carolina Bitter*.
/A ipaabga?|te?wa. wosra?
We taitrpleasure in offering the
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS
TO THE ttubllo. They ere compounded
with great ear?f end contain eome
of the beet Ton ice in the PharmaeOpla. As
evidence of the eoperiority of otir Bitlere
over ill others, ere beve certificates frofrt
many of tlie leading phytioians in our State,
who have prescribed them In their praotice,
1HE OLD CAROLINA BITTRR8
Will be found invalaatile for
Want of Appetite,
> Oeneral Debility,
Chills and Fever and Dyspepsia.
Wo do not offer oar Bitters as a cure for all
diseases, but as an Aromalio Tonie, they
hare no equal.
For aala by all Dfuggiita and Grocers
everywhere.
Principal Depot,
GOODRICH, VT IN EUAN A CO..
Importers of Choice Drugs and Chetuicalrf,
Charleston, S. C.
Hh 0 44 ly
GEO. W. CARPENTERS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BAR.
SAPARILI.A.
GEO. W. CARPENTER S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
TnEBE CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS,
originally introduced by Oeov
W. Carpenter, under the patronage of tho
medical faculty, have been so long extensively
used by phyeieiane and others, that
they are generally known for their intrinate
value, and can be relied on as being
most valnablo remedies in all cases where
Bateeparilla or Buehu are applicable, and
cannot be too highly recommended. They
are prepared in a highly concentrated form,
eo as to render the dose small and eonvenl
ent. Orders by mail or otherwise will receive
prompt Attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER, IIEN3ZEY A CO.,
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse,
No. 78*7 Market-etreol, Philadelphia.
DOW IE A MOISE, Wholesale Agents
Charleston, S.O%
Nor 17 " - %t if
P. P. ~TOALE,
COABLESTOK, S. C.
f Largest and most complete 1
M9T~ \ Manufactory of Doors Sashes, >
( Blinds, Mouldings, Ae., in the j
> Southern States.
/r^Printed price liet defies competition.-^-^
jfST- 8cnd for one.-fl^
?*1- Sent free on application.
\ April 27 4V ly
A. B. MULLIGAN,
AND
(IEIVERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
$|ccoh)h)o0^tio^
CHARLESTON, S. Cf.
HAYING ample means for conducting
my business, 1 am at all times propared
to make liberal advances on Cotton.
July 28 10 ly
A. F. CHEVREUX,
AKD
ARCHITECT,
MiU&IBILlE WORKS
Cimr Meetiaf-St. Mi HoxlVeeV* ARejr,
?a&4>&ay5?B0ao, e, ?.
PLANS MADE TO ORDER,
AND FREE OF CTIAROR,
WHEN WORK DONE BT ME.
Dee 8 ' ? 29 Jy
PAVILION HOTEL,
OIH^Maj?.aS5P?2?s 0. (9.
BOARD,
Per I>*y ....... $3 00.
R. HAMILTON, Superintendent. ,
IWre. II. L BUTTERFIELD,
Proprlotrem,
Hopt 29 19 - IT
THE HILLS HOUSE,
0&.&&&SS&033, B. 0.
PARKER ft CO* Proprietors.
FIRST-CLASS BOtXL.
HOARD, PER DAT... $4 00.
Dee 8 "> 29 tf
CHARLESTON HOTEL
CHARLESTON, S. C.
JL H. JACKSON, Proprietor.
A8BI8TANTO, A. BUTTKRWELD, (formarly
of the Petition Hotel,) end W.
Hl MlI.LER.
SAMUEL C. BLACK,
STOCK AND BOND BROKER,
NO. S8 BROAD BT? CHARLESTON.
T>ART1CULAU Uwtio* jHir? to nor1
iImm Mia ol SfcUHlTlra on
Oornmlaalon. Information giron ehaarfullj,
Rnrjjpt" BUWT,
ttaptambar SI, I M9.