Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

PREMIUM LIST Fo* thk First Annv\i. Fair or tub Aoriculrt)??L SorlKTV Tn ? HRID AT S?.ASTAMBl'SQ . C. II., ON TIIK TlllUO WkDKKSDAY IN SKITKM- ! Ml, 1850. c fiki.d CRors. ' For the best sample of 10 lbs. of Cotton, n with one or more boll*, 81.00 j For the beet half-bushel of Wheat with a slu-iif of tho same, 1-00 For the bvst half-bushel of Corn with a dox- ? en ears. 1.00 y For the beet half-bushel of Outs with a # shear of tho same, 1.00 For the best half-bushel of Rye with tho same, 1 -00 For the best half-buslul of Hurley with iho 11 nine, 1.00 ll For the best half-bushel of Sweet Potatoes, 1.00 * For the best hall-bushel of Irish Potatoes, 1.00 11 DOM ISST1C AN1MAUS. " first class? cattle. " For the best Hull, 3 years old, or over. Silver Cup. '' For the best Hull Cnlf, 1 year or under $1,00 ' For tho best Miloh Cow, 3 years ole or over, Silver " Cop. M k For the best Heifer Calf I year old or under, $1.00 For tho best Yoke of Oxen, " 00 ' SKe'OND CLASS ? IIORSKB " For tho best Stulliou 3 years eld or over, Silver u Cap. \ For tho best Mnrc 3 years old or over, Silver Cup. l' For the be*f t "It 2 years old, $3 00 ?' For tho best Colt 1 year old or und r, 2.00 Tllino clam? mclks. a For the best Jaek 3 yeais old or over, Silver Cup. ( For tho best Mule 3 years old, $3.00 ' For tho best Mule Colt 1 year old or under, 2.00 n , FOI'RTII CLASS-SIIEEP. h For the best Huek 2 years old or over, $1.00 " For the best Ewe 2 years old or over, ) 00 | For tho best Lamb 1 year old or under, 1.00 rimi class? swlnk. js For tho best Hoar 2 years old or over. Silver Cup. . For the best Sow nud litter of Pigs, Silver Cup For the best Pig I year old or under, $2 00 POULTRY. I li For the best lot of Poultry, not lass than 5 f< varieties, viz: Chickens, Turkeys, ?X:o., $2.00 . For the best three burn yard fowls, viz: 1 cock ond 2 hens, 1.00 c For the best experiment to prove profit or tl , loss in raising barn yard Fowls, do.ailed htnl.iinonf imnnmninfitirv 1 (Mi 7 '"cxyrV. _ """" ;; For the be?t jnr of Fresh lluttor (.> lbs.,) .. (2(nicy's Lady I look 1 year. Fur the best home-made Cheese, Graham'* >1 Magazine 1 year. I GAUbKN AND ORCHARD. ? For the b'Mt, not less than 12 varieties of Gard -it vegetables, South Carolina Agrj- jl tur.ilist 1 >?-nr. < For the best lot, not Krs than 10 varieties of c Fruit, Farmer and Planter 1 year. : I For the best variety of flowers, Arthur's , Home Magazine ft year. c Till: LAD!ICS' |)EPAUTMKNT. ( As it would bo dllKeult to make out n correct " list of premiums, discretionary power will Ik- giv- 1 en to the judges to award the premiums, consi t ,, ing oflasliiotuiblu magazines, beautiful b oka, arti- I cles of silver ware and jowerly, &e., upon articles '' of domes.ie m ruuf.tctnrcs, and nee lie work, and other ornamental and u -tnI fancy work. A SILVER CUI* Will be awarded to any person procuring the 1 largest number of names (cash accompanying the I1 w names) by tho Annual Fair. (_ * RULK* AMI IIKOIII.ATIQNH OP Tilt! FA III. ll No prrson will be pcrmitt'd t>> compete for pri- tl 7rs unless they comply with the regulations risjnlr- ^ cd ?>f tho? - becotn ng members of tlio Society ? paying one dollar to the lrea>urer. Any person exhibiting articles or stock in nm r i other name than that of the bona tide owner shall ^ not He nlloive.1 n ?rtaiiinm ?k..nl.l ..to. I. .... -i.l.. I 1. n<> nninml or article bavin/ tnk< n the fust j?i " I tnium at any Kxliibition ut t'. Society will I?? I- " f lowed tQ rotnpele C?r il ngniii; hut it twty, if drtCft* " ins, rvocivtf a Dipl<mM wrtiiyinc it* Npiiitrily. ' Thejod ri-? will in ail qmmm withhold preuiHnn K where tin? article or stock i* uot woriliy, lltou/It there lie no competition. " Particular nUeDtion will be giviutnatl articles I' fexliibi c?l, t!i<>u;:li |>r? oiinni- mnv not linvo bocii n jknv .'ly *?f!vi-- : ' r !iv i ., tititl piviiiiuutB ?.\v;uiKil to such a< may be wm : liy. i:xi:ci TIV K"C<>MMITTI:E Gahrii.I Cannon, Jno <*. < icland, .las. \. An- ; a , derma, jr , T O. P. Vernon. .)? ?. C Z tnin. r u man, Simpson H< '>o virtutc 'J*. Stotal 1 ar- j row tirlute n/Jirii. ! t roMiirTECs ArroiNrrn to mark unmitTi' on ^ BrnjKcrs or uuvkhai. ivrr.nvr. 1 li Agririrltur i' Riliirafion ?I. W. Tilrliit, S ^ N. Kv'U", Dr. .1 .1. 11..yd. i ' ? A?riaultui <il S ic;etir*.?T. Stn'm Par row, .) Snodily, A. C. lioniar. I, a* Cotinn?!J. IS Kosjt. r, .1. I). Montgomery, J i, Alrxiltl'lit. Corn.?I. Slrn'ot'1, ]>.tvid Anders n, Dr. 1' W M,||.r. Wheal?Dr. II. 1'. K l/orc, S m;> ,.n P.oho, _ I/tivry Can l'or?l. ,. Rye, Oat*. and liar ley.?J. \V. Miller, S. 1 , Swilxcr, David llrvoe ?Dr. -I. .J. Vernon, -I. C. Zimnier* | man, Joel Buliin/cr. ), ' Potato**.?M. <1. Anderson, W . West, T \V. Waters. , Horticulture. ? Dr. .1. C. Wninsinitli, A. T " Cavis, W. II Itsowell. I. Floriculture.?It. W. I5.?yd, IT. M.tchell, A C. Rotnar. Fruit a. Rev. W. Itaird, U. W. Parker, 1 ' Kins. s| drape* and Win's.? J. D. Wri/'it 11 -v. K II. Roid. Rotation in Crops ?Dr. .1. P. .M r, 11. Per- ., gasnn, if Cltamhlin .1 0I? veland. Soil* ?P. .1 O l.itil. V P. Walk.r, I,. Per- u minder., W Walker, (A. S II.) " Horizontal Hitckin-r?Henry Doll, ti. W. jt II l."!rjj, das. NcsMt. .1 D Wi'jjiit. .V neruls.?Ilcv. NV. Curtis, II. C. Poole, P. Cuntrcll. I I'' ? Mi rut res.?Proflf. W. DuPre, Dr. .1. C. I Oelan.l, Dr. A. 1.. Moore. Insects?Rev. Dr. Tlminus Curtis, P.elitrd 1 Ballin/or. Rev. ti. Taylor. I! Cattle. ? I >r. II. S Janes, J. Cleveland, A ' Tollesnn. I>, tfnrs'i o rl Mules.?1. 1>. W.Tarns, J. 15. tti _ Tolleson, I)r. \V. G. Kil/ore. is Swine.? Dr. S. Means, W. Walker, (W. II.) at Thompson Glenn, t! Sheen " //mis.?Rev. M. Harnett, S. Mur- h g-.Ti. i. i. ;? 1',-iU i .! M. Crook, K. 8. Allen, .1. V. tt Trimmicr. I',: Dairy.?Ju? n Carson, Martin Otis, l)r. A. F. " Golding. j* Treatment of Negroes.?Rev. J. G. Lnndrum, r; C. Foster, Dr. I Cannon. Onertemt.?lion. G. Gannon, H. 11 Tltomson. .T, Foster. M inngeiiiriit and Profit of <1 Pitrin.?T. ' >. 1*. Vi-rnoR, <1. Anderson, Hvu., .1. Uunkston Davis. r, w Punning Ulcnsils.?S. Ro'.mi, Dr. .1. ). Vcr- vi pott. Jo*. Ncsbit. ]., % iH tUi'.inri y -Dr. P WsodnilT, Dr. W. C. . hennc-tt. H. P. Harry, K Clayton. .? Manufarloriet?Dr. P. M. Wallace, J. Ho- |,t mar, Jr., Dr. Jan. Hivings. I? Domestic Manufactures.?D. C. JuilJ,J. /Ini- ,,i merman, J. MeMakin. Ornamental Work?J K. Homar, J. A. Anderson, Jr., J. . Carlisle. . CUmatnrchir /Htrnw* of Sf/rulanhurg. -Dr. f1. I,, C. Kennedy, Dr M. A. Moore, Dr. J.J. Hoyd, Dr. J. J. Vernon, Dr. T. Curtis, Dr. H. F. ^ Kilgoro. ARRIVAL OP THE AFRIl'A. !r > Nr.w York, April ID.?The steamer Africa nr- '' rived this evening with Liverpool dates of the 6th ' instant. Tho conference wos still in session, arranging minor details. The announcement of |>enec had Hi been made at St. Petersburg, and was favorably G received. C A vessel from ^ewfouinjland reports seeing a !? steamer's lights in the iee ofrthe banks. If ' T.ivkrpooi., April 8.?*C<>tton had advnnceil J Yi ; to dd on lower grades, and I 1 -6d. to 1 -8d. on better qualities. Hales of tho week 66,000 imles. of which speculators took I I.000. The quotations ' * nre. Middling Orleans, 6.I.: Fair upland, 01 I* " Middling, 5J!d. Rre*dstar> were quiet at unchanged rates. ,''1 Canal Flour .11*.; Ohio, 35 n 30s.; M xeil Corn, t 3"s. Provisions qtiief. Sugar advanced Is. Na- ( M' vsl stores les* active. Trade at Manchester was improving. Consols quoted at 93J. The bullion iu the H.ipk h id decreased 75,"00 pounds etcrlipg. Co if GEN. PILLOW ON C INDiUATES. Gen. Pillmv iia? lately addressed a letter to tl uuwr of uir Iiilfiv ilucit (Ark.) i)ctiiieiut wha onttlins sniac good thought* about the President truggie. The letter was drawu out ill answer request to allow his name to be used u* a cam ate for the Vice Presidency, whieh ho dccliui lie consider.'! Pierce, Uucluiiuw, or Dougl roclhy the coiilidenco of the South, but thinks tl k?uth owes it to the fidelity of President Pierce uppot-t his re-nomination: "If however, it shall be found, as many mippo i the fact, that President Pierce cannot unite tl lorthern democracy, or if the parly shall detcrmi i> adhere to the oue-lerm system as the wisest tti nfest usage, then the necessity which may eo train the selection of aomo oilier statesman w ml compromise the South. No man's person ,'ishcs should stand in the way of the success ic party; and I know President Pierce w< n.aigli to be satisfied that he would nut desire o so. I lis past history should exempt him fro suspicion so unjust to his reputation. "Iii the coining contest, it is almost ccrta tint the northern democracy will have to contei gainst the I Hack Republicans and Kuow-Nolhin nited. With them, therefore, the contest will ard fought, and nmy be of doubtful result. Tin efent will be our defeat. The issues involved lie contest arc, the rights of the South, and tl xifitenee ol the Union. "As theirs will'bo the hard portion of the fiel ml ouis the loss in euro of defeat, I could n were I a member o! the convention) be indue. > force any man upon the northern deniocrn poll whom they could not unto, and under who ad they did not believe they could make a su cssful fight." Old Diana.? We gave a paragraph in a form 'sue that a negro woman, named Diana, wlioli; ccn purchased from slavery by abolitionists few York (among them the infamous Itcoc'ci red of freedom, had sought out a neighbor ul h inner master, and importuned him to take li aek to her Souther i home. Some mistakes u urrcd in the account n? given in the Herald, wlk. lie Edgefield Advertiser corrects as follows: This i* all correct, except that the gctitlemi ailed "Gould" is better known here as "Goodc ud ih Colonel's name is "Fruitier" instead Frazer." One or two further items we gather from Col. 'he old woman not only "begged piteously" to rouglit hack, lait actually wailed aloud in i; pa age of the St. Nicholas and In.ng t" the Cololie kirts in i he urgency <M her anxiety. I Io nsk<il li ["she was actually sufV. l ing, to which she icpli. No, sir. I can't say s<'; but there's no lnslyhert tli ares for mr. I want to go to my old home whe i.... /.. Ti... r. v.iii iiiivv nuiir f 9 in*- J"" i viMiiui v i< lie need of sviiipathv. Willi perhaps bread in lothing and uli-tl ft- sutlicieiit for li t t-ilci able cor urt, she yet knew herself to be alone, socially i lUtcast. And snicll i* the fate of many a delud learo in that so-called land of freedom. Owing to tile tact that Oil. K. wan on the vt vi' of de|>ariure, and eould not possibly wail ( )iniia to make her little arriiiiocnit nts for leavin a- did not briiiir Iter South; oilier opportunity lowover, will present themselves North Caroi.i.va Common Scitooi.?.?V mvo often b< en excite*! with admiration at t lofrros of the common school system of Noi ' uoliim. The following statement derived fii lie Annual report of the superintendent only ten ?increase it. The Ashevillu Xews ijuoIih lr< Ids doounient, and shows that. " I'llu wh ile mi'iilior of seho.il districts in the ' utilities from which reports had Urn made to t Upennteiidelit was 2.995; liiitnbcr of dstriv night the past year in 7 I eonnii. s, 1,90a; niiinh I cli.I.Iron in 7" counties, lS9,."i02; iiiiinhcr tli tlendi d S' lio .l ill 7 if eouillie . 1 1tlUlllb ( teachers lieells' d Ol .">7 nullities. 1 avi-ix. ujllli ol i! . v li*si al?..ut ] months; avernj tilnry ol t .ichors, from 1.7 to JIS per loontli. ''In Hunc'iinhe county there are ,VJ school d rs-'s. Ill w liiili lllllllltl r l''uu,. III! ill! linn .11 ant year. Number of r> o,>?j itinbvr it m'lui'il, 'J.filitt '' How we l-aig tor - ni l ii rtvn'in ill utir own Still CorrKg Mi\i:a ?0?c.ir M. I,letter,Smlt (toil '.st. Ins mmlo copecr itiHeoveiien in YovJc ihstr: iJivli promise fnitunc to tin* owners ?if the la :?t li ml Wot ks, inn! others about (ivr in. .in Y"irkv !li', ii. ir tlio Wnuht'* l 'i rry nv ihouhl tnrtli r I'x i'ii'iinti.ins r. suit in acruril.in ;h Mi I.Yoer'.- iMi:iti'?fiit < \|'r>lations, tlu1 a .iir.ige* t accrue from tliis - hv.tv are gr> . v.'tl.l estimate; :||| I.ave with us, lli. >e { truly fluttering, A Inwo hn nlrcndy l>i . . le "f lli">e in at. st Y e i.ii'.h ; (in.l are j'lei .1 to h um that iii'i'aiiuMii' it's \\.il ultimately fleet ! f. r a thorough at.>1 u.itisfaetoiy t< si yi th jlite. kiiik in N'Asiivir.i.K.?on the loth in*. .111 loriitile file visile.l a | >01 toll nf Nashville. I re originate! ill the Xasliville lllll, nil.! tile i iates barely scape-l with their lives. The em mi*, h lime-. .!, nml valu 1 !?_ an I irreplac< nb!e 1 or.lii were 1I1 stroye.l. Other buil.litigs were ei riice.l by the 1 'uflagntinii, involving 1.es.Ht.it mil of ?^0,000?insurance s,17l,(Hnl. Cir.\ (lAiisiitv I: . rmii'ir. I through the | lis lhat a iii:.his 111 i uiiiiii s' :v ilinz cx la l \e. 11 the nilmaiisirnti'iii an 1 den. ' iailvl. n, < 1 11 sti-r to Mexii'o. I'll.-1 port cmnes front Was gton n!? ? is therefor to he tree ve<l with nun int.' ii, aa ail Milts .if r l.cii'nis st.'ii.s ra-lia mil thai centre of political intrigue. Sl'A.l i amut.u ami i nion llAllr.oad T1 ail is now ill iijielata.li to the 0|.ssillg <.f lire iitror?a ilistance i>t twenty nrhs Tie < ?.nn..-t iu a depot nt t li>* 11on J < ( the r uil, which kinm y llit' name ??f ShcUon, and have In- n r?-c? iv'i ml delivering fir ..'lit for some time. The tri?l finished connecting the mail with the hri.lu a<l the h?e?iiniitive cjit) run upon llie masonry ic ahutiiieiit. The first span of the bridge It ren contitii need, ami will |ir<ihah!y he up in t! iitrse <if 11.'xi wi i k. Willi fair weailu r. Inn w r, nn.l n little of the needful, llie bridge can I nislicd by the 4th of duly. It the company It; full treasury at the present time, we would c >y n merry Christmas beholding llie '"iron horse icing along Ilia track ill front of our office. f I'nionritle Journal, April 18. The Anderson (iaactle ol the lCllisnys: "We are informed that Mr. Hoiijamnii Mitchi siding some fiuir mil. h above town on the t Iret i lie ron<l, ni.'t with a severe calamity on Saiur.h st. The ilny being very dry ami windy, the lii onped rout a new ground in the nctghltorlioo id consumed his dwelling l ouse nml all li:s oi i Mings, t.'g.iln r with all his corn, fodder at: 'ovisiolis of all kinds. The family Were lint evi lie to save their clothes and household furnitur Mesne a am> Si;icinK ? On Saturday morn in nI, Alexander I. Kuhtiiiann, who rt sides m al I in I la. in this I)*tncl, eoinmilteil mi. dc li tooling himself through the heart with a piste few moments helore p rpctrating this uimntiir t. lie shot ami kille.1 a neuro woman belongin 1 Mr. I? li Rilev, and who was under his em nl as eook. Kuhtmnnii has been in a derail or ate ol in nil fur some t me.? heu 're 1'irktni oiirirr, Ajirtl 12. William Sergeant, (on of the Into lion. Joh rgeant, ol Pennsylvania. anil broth* r- n-law i OV. W iso, of \ irgin a, declines to ?i rv? a~ nWlii iinmiitteo-inan in Pliilad. Iphia, and htutes Ins rmiiiution to support llie Democratic party. I >;t:s his father was the Whig candidal* for tli ice I're-ideney. KtatiTKCN lluNHRitn.?The Augusta Const itr inalist ijttotes the following fiom the August i raid of ) nil tin ry I, 1800: "A wagon going to Charleston in the course ? ii or twelve days from Augusta may have frvigl four liundred weight, togeth r with three pat iigeis. Apply at, this ollieo." . M.ss KlUm Dietitian is expected to give seven noerla in Charleston ucai month. The Huston papers describe ns now in lliat city n moot ingenious piece ol iiicvluiniMU, constructed by n tativc of Holland, in the Islntid of Java. It is L" | the lull length figure of n man, well proportioned, iul who holds in his hands a musical instrument, from t,, which he discoursed music, ill exact time, nnd |. with most super human skill. m'1 ho instrument used at times is a clarionet, but the figure also plays upon n cornet and an organ, in which latter as case the feet are used as well as the hands, lit the !lo interior can besecu tlie complex meohonism, which, inflating the lungs, as it were, sends the breath into " the instrument, which controls the linger moving the keys, and serve* its tlm nerves Mid muscles of so ; the automaton. When this machine!y is wound ho up the head bows, the eyes move iu the most mil no urol manner, nnd the lips scorn to count the meusnd ure, and the clnrionct may begin at the exact moil mcnl required to accord with the aecompiniment ill of the piano. Several musical gentlemen, present ml at a private exhibition, expressed themselves deof lighted with the ingenuity of the contrivance, t il The New York Tribuno has been nettled lately to by mi article in the Journal of Commerce, touch i" ing the ownership of the vessel wrecked near Havana. with a slave load of Chinese Codies on ' It board. The vessel, it ap|>cars, was owned by the id Messrs. Aspinwall, ol that city, who are "woolly" U" in |>olitica, and it is charged that the entire vessels be engaged in the Coolie slave tralc (for slave trade if it is) belong to the North?to the Free States. n The Journal very properly advises thu Tribuno to lie leave "Sambo" alone for a while and pay attention to the Coolie hunters nnd shippers. '' We are informed that n child in this district, i not long since, received the following name. It bents the name of the young lV.nce ol France all ^ liolW; Frances Cornelia A marinthia Olivia Suc rnh Kobocea Sophronia Julia Josephine Victoria l)uocn of South Carolina.? Darlington flag. The Flag usks, "What's in a name?" We answer, in this one ninety-four letters! or y' Pennsylvania <!hain ani? Fruit Crop.?The 1 Ledger says: The |(lospect was never fairer than at the present time for au abundant yield the otir,) suing summer. The ico and snow have protect* a t.r the winter grains. The fruit trees have notsufforcd, except iu a few exposed localities. The peach 11 and cherry tro* arc swelling their buds, and if c* they arc not blasted, will give an abundant yield. At a banquet following the launch of the new Collins steamer Adriatic, Mr. Collins made a ?u speech, and met the charge made through Cnpt. " Nye, that the largest proportion of the stock iu ,,f j his line was owned in Kurope. lie p sitivcly uf| firmed that tint a dollar ol capital invested belonged i.- I to - be Safety or Hienur O'Rkilly.?Tlic numerous |s' friends of Kiglit Rev. Rishop < )'Rcilly,ot Hartford, ! I"? w ill be rejoiced ti> learn that authentic information it has boon received that he was in Ireland on the j ?1: Gih ol February, and consequently could not have j at been a passenger ill the I'ueific, which sailed oil i'c the V3d of lanuary. ilarndni rays lie has got about half a bushel of , ' ; writs and protests, ami i* compelled nearly every 1 i day to swiur before some court that he is not a | ' I | swindler. lie think* it is enough to make any j man "nviiir" without r.ny injunction to that cH'cet ' r.. by legal mandate. or The Senate has passed a hill to remove from C, circulatieii the smaller Mexican and Spanish coins, ! nnd establish their value in receipt .f ( ovcrnnicnt ' dues, and also to authorize the coinage of u new ; description of cents. i'c CO,000 tons of stone were lately displaced l>y a , lie : single hlast at Holyhead, Knglnnd It employed ti j( t men 10 months to charge the blast, and took I I,300 |rounds of powder. . Three Rostoti ships are said to be engaged in ' " the Coolcy trade ? put chasing t'hinanien at fifteen ' in j or twenty dollars ahead and taking them to the 1 j Guano Islands of lite I'ueitie. 7."? ! On the 17th in?tant the Senate fortification h d | lie was laid on the table ill the House on tin ouinLe-f 1 ts ' improper origin. ,r 1 11? n. llornshy and '"aptain Moiicofuai left New i : Orleans by the steamer Cfmrlrs Morgan on the '-l 0th. with I so recruits for Gen. Walker's army. i The American j nt\ of North t'ainhna have I llollllll lted dollll \ fiiilllcr. ol (ludfnrd County,for < ' Governor of llio State. IS- I lie i A charge of witchcraft was lately brought . 1; I nga i.st aii old woman In Cincinnati, Aftcr iuvcs' ligation the IllUg slr.'lte iht-ntbn- I the can le. 1 Senator lh li, of Tenner "i e, it A said, is alvuit ri? '.signing Ids seflt In the 1'iiilcd Slates Senate on nolo. j ci>iiat of ill health. rr j Fire* preva <c I in the woods around Greenville ^ j district dor eg Saturday and Sunday of wiek he I fore last, do'ng great damage to fencing. The wheat crop in Virginia looks psit cu'ar'y thrift v. and lids well ujxui thogrumd. j | A parly of yi nng men left Richmond, Vs., on \ I Tin sday iasl for Kansas. COMMERCIAL : t'ol.i M!ilA M iKKi'.r. Anril I'd ? Coiinx \i "n ! tht <>f > iii' |n\'V u? weekly r?-|i 'it no ! fi '! j cotton tnuilut i',!in. 1 1. i i. .iiM, ;it | . - m: , frmii ' a Jtiji'. Oar.ii ? i'h Ui > k n.?w uiulcr iv I ' v on no lees limn 11:r11 si<' iin?-r<* 'rnr :?rriv 1 from Il'Inrop**, *i/: the Wa*,li.n_'ton, < itnliri i, and tl.c Halt ? . liy llie lot-mer tin* a?wir or.ul?* of oott lot) ?* i'?'' I. w In!'* i! In r ti . i i Kiirvc lln'V wi iv iirin nt lurno-r i|u lutmn*': liv tli?* 1 ('illiln i:i till* |.iver|>nol market |U., t tint iti v " ' S.il. t> for tin* < vi U of tO.iXMi Imlfs, nif Imliiiif * .'Jiio irt to ;H'Ciilntoi>. iunl 1 ,">00 to c\|tort<-rn; mid l?v tin 0. , Unit to (lie tieim i* nearly of a |o >l.lii*;tl cliniaoii r. ' liriojriinr u# lli<* intfll't*! ?ioi* lint pence li.i.l Ikcii formally proclaim! i. In I'tii market tin* il< lli.niil I'1' llilnil^linllt till' whole . ' 111 * n<ik I III! II not v?* ' ami omul, nn<l |'i iiv*< of.all k;ii<1f lri\ - nili need i a no our I .?t i|ii<i:.t:ii.i|v; - ad i.-nice, lio \ i-vi* , ' ,;j. ' lian btvn mostly oil 4h ^r (above uiiildlin-j. wlr.Ic it in tr ? tli: t '. Uiti:-. have Ii n nun- ii 11 I s alToi'tfil in ' ivor of < ili'i'% Tin* * .! - of the l" iVfi'k ciMfiprtiic 7' it bal, r.li.i in* lloiv qu ti ; III ! - fori or it a \>\\ or.I inry It. a !)j, inul .lino I . loj. ,|, oood middling lt'2 ti 1ft,1; f.ur ! a 10J; and | flio;CO I Ii*. IlifoN ?Wo Inn.' no tn.'itor .d or qnoi.il,lo clmn. < t to notice in tin* bacon linn lift: tin* Mock oontinm > ' l.irito ninl filMv .i,l' .|ii i1f f*u'tin* ill in.in.I Wortill i * quote, lloivover, lt'i n 11?j foi ImL' found: side* 10j i ! n l?tj: nml li'iun II a 11 i, n * to tin* <|U iliti iy of tin* nrticle. . ui.. - ii i i, ,ii' no cnangi in rntne in tin iu pr oo of corn, and wo therefore continue t?. quote lie 70 ii 7.*>e per bushel. y, ?There is hut a demand for cat*. <>l mill consequently prices oout nuo Dotniit.il. \\ . as Mill quote -It] ;i 1 Tie p. r bushel. u I'kis.?The article of pens i* in v. 1 demand. a- mul it Ire.-!)' command* our quotations of 7.*? to S > lie cents per budicl. Ill Ki.ot n.?iTIie stock of ilour (especially of tlie low it- tutil middling hraiiils' is large and pru-c* of tins* ?*" grades are tending in fitvor of htiyi rs We How quote $7 tos74 for cotniiioti to g<Hs| brands, fitio ' , fain ly llour>s . iul} p r bbl., according to quality ' ? iiake:ii:?, ii in I * iron District, on Thursday, 1 Dili instant. by I lev W, W CarotlierM, Mr. .1. il. (I \l!lllr< SON. of Spartanburg D strict,- and Miss Mll.l.i W, M.cI U.ot II, ol the loriner place. OIIIIIAK1. tf. , i lie.}, in this District, on the llth instant, Mas. Maatr IIoi.comb, leaving three dear children Jo tnourii the loss ot an ati'eclioiiatc mother and frieti I. who Were culled at her l ist moments, with many 'r other friends, to witness Iter parting hour. 'J M its I Ioi.com it Itml I teen formany years a ntein j her of tile Itapl st ('lunch, Wild died ill lite ti imnph* ^ of faith in her dear 1c deeiner, and in a fall iwii ranee of a happy immortality mid acceptance with I 1 tjo-l. Silo n il dearly loved by who kiietv lo r. | '' A KltlKND > i I I ~~ V~ w c arc million/..-,1 to announce Col S. 1! n ti|s|',i>f L'uion,im a Cuml iliitc fur l?lll(? \DI1.U fl (ilCNI.UALol lin* 'Jth Hri^a-lc, S. C. M., vieo Iirifif. fttn. U. IS. IMv\artl?, resigned, nb I 50 i:\i.t tnoif sale. BY perm.viol) of II. Itowilen, esq., J ud go i f lilt* Court of Oldinnry, will l>c offered fe*? do, to tin highest bidder, on SA'I I KDAY'.the 10th 1 May next, at the it-iilenco ol' tlio Inte Muj. II. .1. , Dean, a part of tho lVrmmal Estate ?>l Mini de'icas- ' (( eil, to wit; THREE N KfJIlO QLAV Erf?Euey, | api cl 18; Tucker, 11?: niul l.ivinia, I I, yearn nfng 1 IVrmt?Credit until the >initio of the Court of . Eipiity, (first week in .I tine) upon notes with two j 1 . a proved securities. I MAKY OYYKX DBAS, [' I April 02 0 tf Exccntri*. a??????! ! . jujtf ii 'jn.<e - v-^cA; Dr. iM'Lane'a CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE AND LI V Kit PILLS. A singular combination, but very cflectual, as the* following will ahow: Naw York, November 20, 1852. Knowing Irotn cxpcricneo tlio valuable <|unlilks of Dr. M'I.une's Vermifuge ami Liter Pills, prepared by Fleming ltro*. Pittsburgh, 1 have for sometime back considered it my duty, and made it my business, to make those at tieles Uuown wherever I wont among my friends. A short time ago I became acquainted with the case of n young gill, who coined to bo troubled with worms and liver complaint at the same time, and had been suir-ring for some two inonths. Tinouch my persuasion she puichased one Little of Dr. M' J sine'* Vermifuge, and one box of Licrr Pills, which she took according to directions. Tno result was, she passed a large qu ntity of worms, and t hi it Isk that one box more ol IMIs will restore her to perfect health. Her name and res deuce can be learned by calling on K. Ij. Tin all, Druggist, corner of llutger and Monroe streets. Purchasers will be careful to ask for 1)11. M LA N K'S CELE?R ATKI > YKRM I FUG p., manufnetured by FLEMING BROS. of Pittsut'RUii, Pa. All other Vermifuges iu comparison arc worthless. Dr. M'Line'sgenuine Vermifuge, also his cchbrntcd Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable drug stores. A'one genuine without the signature of FLEMING 1MIOS. 12] April 24 8 if Hivin^Nville at Work Again. ' pi IK above Kstnblislimcnt is now spinning Oot1_ ton Yarn, and are ready to till orders. They j are also at work in the Blacksmith and Machine Shops, nod arc ready to execute any jobs in inu'diinorv in their line. April 23 'j tf JOHN BOM Alt, JR. llolston Coucrfence Female College EXAMINATION. rpilK ANNUAL KXAMlNATION of the JL classes will commence on Monday evening, the 12lh of May. The Primary and Pre|K?raU?ry departments will be examined ou Monday. Tiic collegiate classes, on Tuesday and Wednesday. On Tuesday and Wednesday mornings a piocest-.oii will be lormed at the Steward's 11.ill, cousistilig of the Sous of Temperance, Odd l'Mlows. members ol .Miwuic Fr iternitv, the Trustees, Conference \ isitoiH, Friends and Patrons of the Institution, the young Indies and teachers, to proceed to the huge i. .11 .a it... ii ? > i .i ? , ? invii uiv t'xiiiiuiiaiion j will Ik? hope tu ht all tlie Conference j Visitors, and many other nn mini's of the ('onltr- j ence ami friend* of the College. Members of the fraternities above named, from ahro.nl, will please to come prepared to join the proccaaion. A. YV. CUMM1NGS, Abhoville, N. t' . April 24 2l President. Store Room for Rent. ^T< >111-: ll< ' ).M No It, Uric* II iu.;e, Spartan. burg, fi riiierlv occupied b . Mr 11 n am Mitch ell, is now ottered lor Kent. I'lu? Kooin in lurge properly shelved, ami in the very centre of business. JAM Kg II. Wll^SON. Jan. 17 17 tf. Gysott's Yollow-Dock & Sarsaparilla Is NOW PIT CP IN TIIIC I.AKOKsT StZKD BoTTI.ES, AM> IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO 1IK TIIK IIK-1 S A US A I'A It 11.1. A M AUK, A s 18 CEUTIKIKl) IIV 111K WOXUEIIUM. (Jt'HKS IT IIAs PEItFOIIMKI), TIIK OHIO IN M. COPIES OK WHICH AUK IN TIIK POSSESSION OF THE PHOPRIKIOIL leKUKMlfkll, THIS IS THE ONI.V TUCK AND OKIUINAI. A It ill' I.E. Scrofula, Syphilis, Mercuiial Complaints, Canei r, < i n.gi'i tie, llluum.'itinm, and a vast v..ri< ty of other d.'ea-i s are speed ly and pel (icily cured by tin* us'- ol lb s UH'I'eilie. 11L.AU rue IUI.UIWIM; CERTIFICATES. Tali.*ioosv. Co.. Ala , Jim. "J, ISVJ. I>i ak Sin: 1 s, a,| you th s to certify to you that your i xtinet of Yellow Mock and Snr?a|>ai ilia has p 'ilnrnod uiuot tin- lit- t won leifal cu.e.s on ; me tli it lias ever heell rttctiti I oil nilill. I have Invti ulll.ctyl for torty v i ars with eruption!, on illy legs and lei t; in 1SI> they got so bad thai I had o go on crutcl.es,and in IM'J I had one log amputated ulmvo tin kmc. In aU.ut nine mouths aU. r my oilier l< c hieke out in large < .it- | nig uid t imning s.ire? I.. an my (.too to my foot, ' Hlid ihsohargi I i gli al dial of nth iimvo matter. I My g.otii also l.pi'.i .'lit m large li n-s, whiili il.s i eliaigi'd Ililii'li olh-iisiic matter, ulid ut tin .niiiimi" my li-tt hau l bloke i ot m bilge l Uliu ng M-riS ' ae.irU to my i-'lmw 1 In mis, iv that I 'live snHi rtsl f r tlmlast two yars I nti"t di-ei he to yo i. I w. s in ancb ! ,'io, iiy ii,.a J never ! -te.l day r r. -lit In 'el Is i ' .st in-, s..it brought me on. of your ( bottle wr.'|? i ; I hi! ii, nnd i--und record ! i-.'iav ! v. on rW ?-a: ' ?l ' ''l'Mr.vt of t . , i>\v IWk r.nl Sai>. arill.i,'* I h lit ninl ,ot two !? >1 tl ?>l >1, and c iinnu :i ) tak.ll? it. In two ! > my ^ . <-.it a-toiiibiiiiii iiti my - i-mall bo- J oaint* ?n\v, niitl I c.iu! I -'n |i ,i 1 iii.-lit, a ih ni? 1 , Ii ill nut done fur tun ycura. \\ livn I I a.I take \ li .i:!. ?. lay .- ;i? li;nl n< at y :ul Inalid. My , *.? - ^nt m? .i i? .1 In (inli.tiiUinnt. I li.ivt* n>n\ J nwil in all (islu buttki u( yout "ExRwl >( y,; . low I I.. r. alii S.irs.ip ll ilia," audi UO a ia?a?iiicr m\ !i -.n- 11 I iiitn.it ail <-f tin- nHlii'ti-d to try t!i ? in-.lii in , Cot i In In 11 it will curr any known il r mso in Hit* MMi !il. I.iya- loairpri-ju l.ro and ju.-l try it, an.I pim !. in it* i;i it worth to Mtlli i iijj man - i Uiud an 1 i nti'i at tln-'it '.< laUo it, l -i :! v. .11 our ! tin hi My c.- is \\ 11 known in a l;n;?o p<?rt ?n nl S.mtli Clin mi, <5 r a m I Alabama, and it i iy ? I ii mlil !. lit i In- ab-ii . i iii i, I . :i \ to tl-.i in tiid on mi-, and I w: H show tlirin the- m.ii?. I ran I-. tn.it> I 111 Til i|~' i (' . \ l.ilmina, hiu* iihIi lintii Stem's I irry KKXAJ All IIUOI1K8 'I'lit- \ i'llow l? ck and Saci jwril i p? " . adapted i fi Miali - nf .lr'i-Ir iltli, ri>u' ti.r 111*i11 ii ti ^?!ar.iv i'l uu iiKiritiil il -and ntlifi'il a*. > |n ri?l in* In tin i m-i. 'I I ? |>|iij i;o 1i>r Ii. k hi Ii * t* -* nil :i number of i i rt.tif it-- ! ,ir< * i' r''.i iiii-il 11! tin' above . ti Wi- a**ri. tli. . ; ti I, licit ;i I nttli i.rtwont I ?i I iu\volt'* Kxtrao'of k 'low 1 > ? ! : and S.,r? i a i !.i will at niu-c i ;'ui t!i"iv dillivitll f> aitil renew tin n.it nal i in 1141? I'ut up ill ijnait buttl?" Price r?l p. r bottle. Sl id \\ l ullm!c and P. tail by Scovil & Mead. Ill Chartre? Street N. 0. t >? ncr.il Aleuts l?-r ill S'liitlu rn States, U> w limii nil nrdi-r- must 1?< bin*- d. S? 'I.I > \ lx> r.v KIS|| Kli A- 11 Kl N ITsl I. Spartanburg So. I' i W II WATSUN, Green ritle ! :. Kltl'TCII, KENNON a- NOTtTUS, tJn'onrUle S lc. II liN II Y . I. n il Il-I :l'e t . it ii Co.. liutlii-rfordton N C. A)>r.l ? I li fViii POCKET BOOK L0ST\ iOST, .rn l.'itli in-t , In t\vo? ii dtiO' b /'iniiwr j man"* Store, nnd II. I Sail liter's Ml!, m\ I't H.'K K I lit >(>K, o nt liti 11 : - ti in v i-li tind v.ii "ill i i'i- |its; also, two si | entile liotipayable t'i I'r. -I. .1 Verimii, our by Mrs. Iv P Snml.lv. and . 11. . . ,i. - i ... i\ in" . ... >) ii. 111 i i ciiimiii; :!? utile n l,.ni? Ctir.Ui i. il. | .iy.ili!e to-It (I. r--. ii I 'iiiir.in; <>m uoti ..ji / (' in, mi.I . no mi Jrflt-rvn I 'uno.ni, jiay.iMc In t:i\-t ll A liberal rnrnrJ will be |lren ? ?r its dilivrri tome ill \ i-rntiiisvillo i<r ill tin* S|.nrt m Olli.-e. A|>r 1 IT it .1 A>. A. SNl?l?l?V. > YJAV&Zjij MAGISTRATE & (iKNKIJAL O iMJXTlNC \< .K\ |. 4'<>ltiitil>in, s. Apt .1 I 7 1 y TAXES III \\ IT i-.iit In-!. .1 f. u l' <> a. (mini-il it >n of TAX I* A V ICIIS, wliu liiivi' lint HMiti* ill' i ivMwie fi.r il. \.-ii '55, i" kern my Tux i |.|k?|i, l Vol .1 iv iii l . !l w ? u. il >iu t'l * t 1110 iii til. I Oth diiy nt' Mi y next, Sntni I y excepted The li.uir* of I '.-ll. ittiiiii will l> ti.iiii 10 o'v! U, M , in I nVliH'li, I*. M All |? i - ti-. f i ti? i.i i ,. tin ,i ri-lurua an.I |>.iy llu-ir Tim* li\ ?ai?l It'th il?y <>f May, may expect execution In imiio n^u.ii.st thoin lor Tnxoa, as I am ili-U rm ll. 1 to w in.) ii|i tin- t t\ timmofts (f>r tin* |vi?t y. nr. an.I fur a' arr. ,.i .? s of r.ixra nt Hint tniir, l?. C I't"h 'LK, T C. April 17 S .* * | Notice. rpiIK Commissioners ..f KKEIi SCHOOL! A will take notice that a regular meeting wil tnkv place on the alii Saturday of this month Their attendance i* reepcctlully requested. _ Al'ril 17 8 tf A. \V1N< JO, Secretary. LADIES, ATTENTION! A \/T B BSPK I A LLT iliviie you to enll ami h* T the GOODS wc have received within tli hint few days. They are rich,beautiful and eh-ap \Vc wish you b? call and look, whether you pur chase or not. They consist in part ot WHITE CltAl'K SUA \VW,u mw nrtielc. 11 luck and White Clinutilly Lm* .Mantilla*. I Hack and Colored Silk *' " Those beautiful Illaek and Colored Molro An tiijue moss-trimmed MANTILLAS. CUAPK I>10 PARIS. Very liticSll.lv TISSl'ICS. French Satin Plaid, Mourning Silks, and I'lait llarcgcs. I Hack and W liite Plaid India Silk. Elegant Illaok Lace Veils. Deep Mourning French *ilk. Dotted Swiss ami Tarlctons. PRINTKD 15R1LLIANTE3. Illillmite and Kiubroidctcd AVIiito Goods fo trkict". HLACK LACK HONNKTS. Printed, Satin Stripe, and Plaij J-collets. ENGLISH, lluby, Cauarv, lliue, and Oranci CALICO ICS. PLAIN CM AMRRAY, and Mourning Chcc! GINGHAMS. Collars, Under Sleeves, Fancy Dmu Trim ntings, Are., Are r &e. \t o have brought tie *e Good* to SELL. \V, hope the Ladies will patronize its. And we nssuri 1'ietn we will duly appreciate th*-ir custom. April 17 8 t? I1KNN KTT & GOSS. Head)-Made (loliiin^. r I'M IK lent im,I largest assortment of HEADY I MAIM. < LOITIING cvur oflfcred in tld Village maybe found at our Store < oats froii < >ne to Twenty dollars. Call, gentlemen, and tnk< a peep at them. HKN N l.'iT & GUSS. April 17 8 tf A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY7 IT is a well-known fact, that P)iyr:ciaiis?huvi sought in va ii 'or centuries to dim-over sotiu remedy for diseases for thu throat ami lungs, whicl might act strictly oil tin: p if i.s. Dr. Citrli* Inn now accomplished it. in pres. nting to the world tin IIYGGANA ?>R INHALING VAP<HI, whhsl is a sure re-iucJy for Asthma, Consumption, I'r>.n chilis, ('ouglis, ami all diseases ol the lungs ntu air passages. Thousand* t ?i !y to the fact. Fo sale tit our Store. IIF.N N LIT eY G< >S>. April 17 8 tf SHERIFF'S SALES, MAY IS50. I > V VIRTU K ol sundry writ* of Fie-ri Fuel i I J to me Jireei d, there vv.II i>e sold, belm, tin Court House dour, in tho village of Spattanburg oil the tir*t Moml.iv nn.l In.-.!., ... M n?*xt. (lie following property : l?'i) itrrin ill l.iu I, more or less, b?uudi ! In lands of da*. \ishitt. J. II Walker ninl ilium S?.!il ns the properly o( \\ hi. E'ltlclklds, jit th< suit of Samuel \ unco. 150 acrt s ol lau.I, mure or 1? n, bounded by land of Robert Clark, llnv.d 11.ill nn<l oilier* Sold a tlie p.opcr;yuf I l.ruui Hull, ai tho suit ol llobet Jackson, nJiti'r. 5 acres of land, more or l< ?*, Vnon n us Tlmwn' brivkyard, Ix-midcd l>v Inn tin of <1. \\ . II. Lvpg Albert Drown, and Woflbrd College lands; nls< the kiln of unburiH brick on said land li s bull. S, J, as ibo property of AIfn.i llruwit, ;?l the suit n IVyion Turner unj others. '1*1 u? defendant's interest In I -IS aori-s of land, nior or lev, known an the Iluniii. lt <? ?l?l ini.m tract wlnoli inter. >t is tin? balatic of an unexpired 1 as. for S years. S.Idas lb.- property ol K. C. I.eit ner, at tiui suit ol J,din ll.irin M. I two-acre lot, nior. or ! . ?, b.,111; :? I on tin mitI and wist by tJlv-IIV II- .'re,-', ,Ul.l ,?ti the ?: r and south by (I. 11 Edward*' lot. Sold ns tl. propertt ol Au lrew S itb, at : . . t ol* Jam, Xeslxtt". (. no 1 4-norc lot, i;fc or ! m, bl nnik 1 hv k t? < I, A < ,r . i on l' in,".k:, I., C! arl, - M -nire'c on tlie cud, niid south llmU*Xi il kit, Mill Vn by Kutlierlord street S--M a. the j>p sty 1 -\ Itrawn, ;;t the suit ol ,1. \V. Tin ker in AJ.ay ii xi. Ii a<T,-a of land, more .-r ! ?>?, x i t on i'i,. w rx . V.'d-.it's (' . > k, adj., ii"i:g I.ifi ' f V. . (> 11 ieli s Whitman nttal iiibcrn. Ternte: Twtlri months' credit w.llli . \> 11, ! , tie. pur !.*erjiiv n>!? Ihhi-I to the Oil i <rj , \? ,!t two -t u..|. up piota-il s< r'li' li. s. t "/i tl;<T \v th i i : ... j) , pntii M's to secure the I ay 11. lit a.f tlx I urcliaa money. Ti ci'i'!- * ?flli> j*r? -eraling* to I v iw..' ii iM-li .i! ?v i't' > . S .1 -. ll .! I'-tat ! o gi i 5i.">th lVc? -tuber is. \t I*. ' rs to pay for tuli'* fc7 ncre?t>{ lamJ, : r ! ->-. bo?ti \ bv lain! 01'.luliii Wc'.'Vr .i.l' I-. S *.' < prop rii at .tio?cs wcbber, n* lite e?wt til IJ'Wili t'trol'it. Mnanftteinring Company. AK . 1 1 lit* Inii.l ii in! In . 11 I s .1 . t ,!i v .t ri 11. >i.m >n Mnn liiv. A iul ?!! - i 1 i"ii'- l i", -ii ho J eft's Ii mse, llio following | My, to tv ; 5 cow? calves, 5 yearling*. I hog, 1 i' -U. I mI of plan , 1 iti -s fin ?aw. ?iiiie li 1 in i rmr . on si'. t wi.jot iin.l oni- Kiilille. S"'.il as tlio |ir..ji: rty of \I ? \\'i bbi'r, at tin* suit ol S..u'.li Caroling Mniu.f.ietur in* Coin,-mny. 150 r.er? * ol Intnl. mora ?t Ii ?.' -nn !?. i._\ l.n. ! o!" J. I>. ?'.into *i nn.! . 'n S ! t-\ nit air-io 111 COUt'l to lorvi-'oM' ,| It; I l go M|_fr. VOT of !!. II Tltnlils ni Solil oil u ere.It I'. 1st ol 'iiitoni in *t. Titles t' be ! litrerinl wIh'H the purehnta III!iliey s ; . 1. s. 1,| ' | .j. | i.| \\ mi. t .'.II' Vi r, at tin Kttit n( II. I! Tha.ni*. n I l- t. re lot, main* or ! ?, Ii mi-!. .1 lay lots < " II I .re oil l tic i is', union ?t I v K. 11 S< .\'s t ' an.I itairth lay M.. n sireit. ,S .' ! Uy : it r.ler o f'tirt to f'T'-el ni i * i.: ii I'avaar ol .! ? n 11 .I1 S.ajtl i'ti a era*.) '. i iii i,li?. \i "1. ilitcrefrolll .1 a,I' mlo, S '' I ,;s lh . .a ? li if Wm t'liv-T. :.t tin-suit aaf.lof.it II.ill lor \\ W Ha r? ,*.ll a<of Ian I. III !' or b 01:1 ir.l llV .. I of John Hn sl.lv. '1 ! "; .;is i 1 eUt . 1. St d o 11 i properly < >f J as. A. Wiiign, tin* suit of A. A 1 lollrlitin-' r. 1 ii a<*ra " of I.1111. ii'.": "f 1 Ii himIi I hv 1 \n Ii of ! 1 \V I' n ? , \\ - 11 \? ;ti?r? .iinl ottiv's S..1 I IS t', I.I op. 1 ly of | 11 f ' lloll, ill lln su ; t) I? V V. J 11..1.1.V 1 u.'it. a ?. " 1 1 'ii'v, n;i! I t< llamas I A Irliii.-, I 1 ur In i|s?? \vae?an, an' .? 110. i ni lior s S. .i | n? I lie p.. ; i ; y of .1 .In; < --a t: v the mil of .li e t lh". il.in 1 ;::i I II. I!. I bonis.'li 1 I\\ Is .??<? m ' ni I . 1 ?i-? s. Sa.l.l as i pr.'pa riv 'I I. I". II: it I' ?ii.i of H'w '.t fur >1. li. ('I vc' n 1 mi II .1. I'. Oli*>. Also, am Mot; i.o. niH Tin-l iv, the rcmaiiiipf st.-e'a a l I 1 M 1 ! ' '"*i hail is, With r. l'llll h r of o'ila r ai'e II -t III' lit) >111 a! Sa.l.l iis il pr-. a i * v of T. ! Ivlar.l, siirv tor < KHor.l Mi 1U... . I the suit of !< hit M. .M;.r* A <Ternt? .if s ij.. . 'I'. I ins n! Sin r li r . 1 S o;-- li I 'tin hasi is Jo pis for t tleia. tVIN'fllt.l Ii. Sh.-r tl"s ( t|;*C ? p. I 1 1. h lit M W . r.t . Ill t\ ."III. WM.lt SMITH BYTHEW00D ft SMITH, Brokers, Auction and Commission MERCHANTS, roil tiii; s vi.r. oi REAL ESTATE. NEGROES, COTTON FLO IR, GRAIN, ,\M> A 1.1. M A N N 1 11 o. PRODI ti: \M> MERCHANDISE, 201 i.\ h.vm;k i 'W, un >s stki r.r cpomrnToia, S. O. ?cs:rri:?;. S:< h'miiiio, Allot A: lo. i , . , , . .. , ( itar i-sinti. \? it i ?v ' l\v it, \ .Ii.lut A. < t.iv\ r.l, ) r. , , o r, ... , , J < .unit.u, S. ( . I, rliiiril \ 11 1 ,V M ..i... r. ?'].? > 1. \ Sin \i. \v .lit", S. t'. Sjn-iiii ,v V. I l, < "I ill. iir. N. C. Muli.><l IIrown, S.it.Ouiry, N. I % I 1 I . m .1 S. i'. I ?r. W . II i I . I. \.ir 'on, N l". \\ !i III ft W r, Nt riy, S. < '. .1 Itrmvn, Atl.lt iM ti.S < (Imvi-r, < \ & Mirlili v, <3ri'iiitl;!^3. C. In.i Iwlo, l.auirr.*, S. C. bVli 21 52 &ii IIL\ tf U* FOR SALE AT THIS OKFICK. -TiT% it? mr- .1 . C^. wny ? IVEW GOODS. 3 1\/ K invite (lie rititi nn of the town iin.l Uiatri.-t II to cAlt unJ examine our Urge atock of DRY GOODS, which tare ore now receiving nt iht new I trick Store, U>? Court House, which wo offer nt very low pricca. - April 10 7 Jin FOOTER & .1 ODD. Ncn Dress Hoods. i; \ great variety of FASHIONABLE DJIKSS 1 J.Y. (iOUlMj,uf ttic la!? ht ttvUft, nt low prkvu. Juet received l>y KOSTKK & JUDD. April |D 7 i'.in i:naiicoi i>i:ki a;? I^llNE Worked Collars, Chembfttee, tludrrSleevce, i?<lgiiiga, luaerlings, Flouncing*, Ifcinds, Infiuitx DrreM-r, &<\ .lust rtcci nl l>y April 10 7 3m 1 < >ST I 11 A .11: L)1 >. ?A\TIU.Asr 'I A N elegant iisroriimnt ol Summer M A TIL- ! j .f V LAS. of li.sl.ion.ible style*. .1 uit rwiv*nl by ' April 10 7 3m FOSTER & JUDi>. j I)o!U('t*lic <nootI?. \\* HI I K :m I *irijic<l OMiaburg* for servant*' ? t wear, iv;ile Sheeting*, Ticking*. Chum* r Li ay*, Drill*, i.ml a great variety of other goods for family use. .) uM received by Apr 110 7 Sin FOSTER & JPPP> shoes. I AI >1KS' < I.i.:i rj?, Romcs, Kill Slippcrr, -J Walking Shoes, Children's Shoes, Men'* line Calf lio its, Congress Roots, Colt' Shot-saml Rrogan*, all ol a suficrior quality. .lust received I,y | A|?rii io 7 3ui Ft/f>TKU A JUi>L>. HATS. (t K\TI.1 .M EN'S ami Youth's fin Silk, Soft, J l-'ur, l/Psliurn, I'nnama, Straw ami l'ulm I1 Laiif 11 at*, Mono new styles. Ju?t received hv April 10 7 3m FOSTER A' JUDlt. I HtvrcLwaro, 14 | V IT'LL a-Mirtnient ol Carpenter's Tool*, 1 J. V Farmer's Tools. Door Ixiek*, Hinges, \Yiu* dow Class, l'uttv, L in?e. 11 Oil, &e., <&c. .lust rej c^iv?<1 hy ' FOSTER & JUDO. I 'April 10 7 3 m Oonnots, d'o. I^iN I. St:,iw, Nvup'lituti, l.;ice, Tuscan, ntnl j other Rounds. Also, Children's ami Misses , Hat*, Rennet U'-bboiis, A'e. Just received hy ' j April 10 7 3m FOSTER A* JITDI). NOTICE. i Or.hl.REl>, thai from ai.J a ter the fir*'. Jay of August next,nil the outstanding PAI.'l'ElW ol ih 1> diet of Sp i inburg Ik- removed to the I'uur Mouse, or l! >y Jl not he provided ror by the Commissioners of the l'oor. (ilX). \V. II. LT2GG. Chairman, April 3 t'.'lt JL C. I?. S. J). NEGROES FOB SALE] H , I OFFER at p iwtc Kile, a Iilcely NEGRO NVtt.MAN, ali-mt IS years oi l, with lurawo female children. She cooks, washes, iron*, ami . 1 si ?vs well. AH f tiad an ! I?< althv. April 3 f> if A. F.'UOLTHNO. Store 11gu.sc to Sell or Kent* p r|MIF. subsc-rilier proposes to Sell or Rent one of 1 the nmsl cl gihle ni. renntile stand* in the town of Spartanburg. The House i* fronting Loth on B Main and Churvhstr t*. thv-most public thorough . fares in the town. Fur terms application may he ? i nvtd*-to eithor the subscriber or ttell O F. Kl' i wards. A- F. OOItPLNG. 'j April 3 f tf_ CATHARTIC PILLS rtPF.HATK by their powerful influence on the | t ) internal viscera to purify the hlnod and stimu- i late it into healthy action. Tlicv remove the | obstruction* of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other : ore in* of the body, and, by restoring their irregular i action to health, correct, ivhcrcrer they exist, auch 1 derangemi ut* a* are the tirat causes of disease. ] ? An extensive trial nt their virtues, by Professors, ! Physicians, and Patients, has shown cures of dan, gerou* <li?eaar? abm st beyond belief, were they not j substantiated by persons of such exalted position and ' harai t< r as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. 1 "1 heir certificates arc published in iny American Almanac, which the Agents below named are pleased to furnish free to nil inquiring. Antmojwc give Dirixdwt for their use in the : complaints which they have been fotind to euro. j Von tosTlTT.NEe~. ? Take one or two Pills, or surli quantitv as to gently move the bowels. Cos- | tiveness is frequently the aggravating cause of ; I'll ra, and the cure of one complaint U the euro ; i of Is.th. No person can feel well while under a j I en tire habit of bo<lv. Hence it should be, as it can be, promptly relieved. Foil I)Ts?'nrs!A, which is sometimes the cause of < 'uthvt >int. and always uncomfortablo, take mild dosi s ? from one to four ? to stimulate the stomach and liver into healthy action. They will do it. and . the ht trthurn, bodyhuni, and touibtirn of dyspepsia i r will rapidly d. : p< ar. When it has gone, don't i furget what cured yon. V' r a Fori. Stomach, or hforbi4 Itiai-tum of the t Hoircls, which nroduees general depression of the j spir ts nr.'l bad nealth, take from f >ur to eight Pills I at first, and smaller dose- afterwards, until activity } j and strength is restored to the system. I on N v%. i vi- . SiiK IlrxiiACitf. Navsra, /' ii>i in th Stumuch, flwk, or Suit, take from four j. to eight pills on going to bed. If tliev do not opcr- , nte ? irtieiently, take more the next day until they do. These complaints will be swept out from the system. Don't wesr these and their kindred dis- < orders because your stomach i> foul. Foil So It OK i i. a, KllVklPll v?. curt nil /)iv-wi ' , i th Mm. tak" tlio Pills freely and frequently, to k.- p the bow, A oncn. The emotions will goner- ' alls soon l ogin to rijiuiuiah and di appear. Many iirr.iiiiui ttnvni >-irM nave in en tiealc.t tip bv the ptirgini. .nit purifying < fleet of thus-- l'lils, auJ s rar dire; iiting dinruct which seemed to uturate the whole v?ti iu h ivo eoniplotoly yielded to their I ' inline.. having the sufferer in perfect health. l'.it.ent.' y.'iir duty to society forbids that you ' should parade yourseir around the world coveted . with pimples, tifotrl.es, til its, sores, and alt or auy J ' of the .in lean f-cs i f the skin, because your system wants cleansing. f To I'l i.trv i ui lit <> !>, they .ire the best meili eine . vet ihsi. vt n i. I\ sh isld be taken freely atid frequently, and the impurities which sow the * , n i .is of incur..' > -lis.- i-. s w. 1 In- i ?i pt out of the 1 ststetn like eh.. !f before the wind, lit this property ! they do .is much go 1 iu presenting sickness us by . tin- remarkable euros which tiny are making every . W here. | I l.lVKIl COMVI VINT, J.\t'M:>T( ... Mill till Jlilioii* A/ft ifOM, arisf ft...it some ihi. ngement ? either , t rni i tv. *t>n, or ol> true mis of the T.lr*". T< r J . its .ill en: it est ion vitiate the bile and render it nntit for di- tion. This i* disastrous to the health, and the constitution is frequently tindeiniitii I by nr> olio r . sure. Indigestion is the syrup- j tom. C>b? true t ion- of the duet which empties the Idle into t). Mom h <* ?r tht bile to overflow into the Mood. 1 hn produces Jaundice, with a an<i iianncr" train < f i vils. Coiti(cnis?, or alternately rnstivrnr.* and diarrhoea, prevails. 1'Vvcr li sympv-ms, languor, low spirits, weariness, , rrvtlr<-,n<"s?, and mrbnrholt, with sometimes inability to sleep, arid sometimes great drowsiness; sometime-. there is severe pain in the side ; the skin and the ivhitc of the eyes become a greenish yellow ; the sti>ua< h .11 i- I, the bowels sore to the touch; | the w hole system irritable, with a tendency to fever, which may turn to bilious frier, bilious oofie, bilious diarrhea*, dysentery, A-c. A medi'ira dose of ihcsn i| 1 I i a. pf. wi^n thei afford to the vital principal of I.ife. Kor thes^M and all kindred complaints they should be taken in la mild doses, to move the l>owrls gently, but fieVly. As n lbvvr.u Ptlh this is both agreeable and \ nseftii. No Pill can be made more pleasant to take, ami certainly none has beer, made more effectual to the purpose for which a dinner pill is employed. I'REPARKD BV mi. ,v. c. avi:k a r?., Praotioal and Analytical Chemist a, LOWELL, MASS., AND SOl.tr RY 1-HIIKIl & 11KIN ITSI I, HparUinhnrg K?IIN 1' 1 Ol Nil 1 tiioiiv. , a ,ii by all I Mi rchnnts :.nd I h ujg ?v ryu hero. IIAVIl.AND A. li ARllAI,, Ch sto-, t WHOI.K MI. Av.rsiis. i \pri! I? S 4m i A. H. KIRBY""Mi wo. a BRICK ZiASTOkXly ?8 NOW IlBCKiyiNO AND OPBNI?0 * II18 STOCK OFGOODS, CONSISTING OF ^ I'Vfocli Cloths. Cnwim-fo*, and Dr.ip' 4*Kte; Italian Cluliii, l>laek Hntin and MnrsdMM Vmp ings, Linen Coating, lluify Tivilt d nod Daeit I i tun. It.irogiu and T>??ues, Printed Prgaudia/ S.vi?5 nnd .luconct Muslins. Fine Ginghams, French, Aino ic in and &njr-' Im!i l'rinu, Kmc I Hack and colored Bilk Mm. to-' l.'ia, nil of the Intent sty'n and fresh from New York. I and Gentlemen's Cohered Silk, Kid and Thread G lores, Hosiery, &c. A LOO Oldies' Grass and Corded Skirts. ]l!:ieV and Colored Silk Gingham Parasols and Umbrellas. Fancy Paper. I'Vuthcr, and rolm-lcftf Fans. in?m lencns, i.-urii '.uraura rocket IKIkfi. Uo'.liiinii, Drown and Dl<rac!ic<l Shifting niid Sheetings. Fashionable Summer ll.it*, Roof* and 8hoei< you GENTLEMEN AND BOV8. lV.r.ck and Colored Kill Top (Jaitefs and Bootees of various kinds for Ivnlies, Misses sud Children. FASHIONABLE BONNETS. Biltbou.. of various style". Dres* Triinmirgs, &c. &e. IZAlFLDWAH^. CUTLERY, CROCKERY, aHOOEHIBS) C>?la**wfire, Ac. All of which will be sold on ttie nu?t rsoaoaable terms for Cus-h or to prompt-paying custxs eni. April S 6 # FRESH ARRIVALS. UKSHY & BLAKELY arc reeeitiag and opening at Clinton n ncufttnd wcM s?W<?tod STOCK OF DRY GOODS, consisting of nil the varieties of the late styles and raitletnn of Itidies* Dress Goods, Gentlemen's Wear, I fats, (lap*, B ?ot9 nn.l Shoes, Saddles, Bri-' ilea, Umbrellas, Arc , to nil of wbicb we call thent. tentioti (>l purchasers, as wo inteud to make it to their interest to try u?, especially ciish purchasers and those who intend paying up n( the end of ths year. We return our thanks to our fffeftd* and |>alrons for the liberal patronage heretofore given, nml we Iiojks hv selling them Goodj to an udvnit' tnge to merit a continuance of the same. 1JKNRV & BLAKKLBT. April 3 0 SULLIVAN &TRIMMIE&, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN EQUITY, Have formed a copartnership lor Spartanburg District in the practice of their prufmiot. Office in New Brick Bnnge on Church street. C. P. buLUMN. J. V. Tmimfias. Feb 21 53 If -HI. ELFORD^ MAGISTRATE, AT SULLIVAN 6i TBI M MI UK'S LAW OFFICE, ON* CHURCII STftliST. ALSO AGENT * of the Southern Mutual Life Insurance Compels) at Columbia, and the Southern Mutual Life and Fire Insurance Company, nt Alliens, Georgia. Any information in regard to Itmumucc given a( nil times with pleasure. S|iartai>burg, March f> 185G 3 ftui a s. douglassT A TTGRNEY AT LA W. SPARTAN BUBO, C. U., S. C. Office tu-xl duor east o( Court Ilouss. F h 7 .. i |y WRIGHT & ORR, . I TTOllXEYS .1 7 LA Wt SPARTANBURG, C. II. OrricE in Maj. I .egg's Brick Building, nexl door to lloho A" Kd words law office. up stairs. .1. ]>. Wwout Spartanburg C. II. .Ias. L. t ?Rtt Anderson C. II. dmi 3 185C 45 tf Seeds! Seeds J Seeds! I MSllKU iV 11 BIN ITSJI. Drugg-fl*. ha*? jn#l 1 received another o,;>ti|y ol C? V III >liN* SKKIW lirivt front L*.udr< ill's Kstublblimeut, eompiising Flit Dutch, Drumhcid and Green Glaze Cab* S Ivvt sk n O. i it, I'-zirn Eirly Blue, Impor.il aiul f -ur_?o Vnr ow .it Pea*. Ma 37 5 ii Opposite Court House. YVM. T. RISSEL, W. I). F FAYING resumed the pcuornl practice of . i_ MICDIClNi:, in" connection with 1 h-mictrjr,eluily oiler* !> * service* to tire elti cm wf Spartanburg and it* vicinity. (Alice in New Brick No 2, (acTord rt??rv.' Church -tl; :t, upprtrite i'lihlivlto JioUm*. .Match 27 i tf LVM) "WARRANTS WANTKdT* C'O X i \l\( I. AN'.'WARRANTO *VH fVy Wanted. TUo SubM*r.ber I fi'vt il.cTttv i.ixt market price few T?nu?i Wa rtnts. " A T. STRAIN. SjW.tinliur.', C. Ii. March 17 iS.'f) 4 tf JOHN HENRY ZELLER, CONFEITOM2R AND BAKER, \N*!?!*Ii<I, opposite Ifllmrthi Hon**,i ' i. ( >. coi.vt.intly oil lunitl Candy, t'akc?, i' . . Hop!'. tine S. "irs, iVi'., A-c.. to which he ,\i.< j *u ic attention Nov. 99 41 ty. l!Y.Vn\ McBl BNEY& CO. rmrcr im. riTKns and nimLifiu ukai.kr* i* WIIJejJ ALJ WifBiE39}& DRY GOODS, ^ k !M H V V* I' - - m t .1 ?i (i it c.4 a.j ix i CI! \ r.LKSTOX, S. C. .1 .11 I 0 J <" ?*. .11', ftf Notice. VT-T. pcrsr .1* indebted to the firm of KIRRY & WII^ON wt hereby ctmnt!) i d tocumo forward /> nd make immediate puyintnl. Money tve want ami nt?tii-\ we ma?t bar*?oar tmsims- require it. We liml rather not sue. "A ^?>rd to the v\ ist. in sufficient." Sept 30 31 tf KIRRT A WTUBOW. Look Out for Boarding. f ! 11 \ 1 Sl'i'.S 111!iMR 1r>% opened tit* huw-w 5. 'o.nnt'y l-liS. t>.n net ..ntmodat* fi (< < n or twenty with comfortable rn.tiw**nd lod|f? *. at the . nslom :rv iat>-? of Ukird in this p!*w?. 1.1.7 .1 Cm T. W WATP.RS Commissioner'* Notice. \ l.l. (.tMriiuttm, Trust. ?, lleccvinfr Colw?^V. KHtti < > ifid rtiier I'lTsnis nilmtM in Malt* ^kn.i r. f.ur. - ikv ip M# H^i to in ?it by ll.o |K. *1. .. s t-wpend tnro HVi I--"- ' A I r. \! H I D l1 flHflp 1 ^ 45 ^l'ofrn Taxes! IYr">?? within the l<;rr.if? of . 1 tin* lown wIhi*rt l??h}? nv perform U<^<) arc Iktv'iv notified that thrf are rMfMt?i t>> |v*7>> the l'-rk nn>l Tio0???rer of tlio Town CMW'ii ?io nam ol Two I ?on?rt ninl Kiftj c? n:?. o* ;vr Uy llu- Hist of March nvxl, for liter AH jk : ?-mg U lin^ to pay ilic wimc at ihat <*? wilt Ik- work Iwt'iti <i?tja upon th? Ity >?Bcr <?l tjk TiujwCntincil. ' n A rJrttl.T^; BTna'-uri-t T. O. 1VI. "21 f *-?L 1(gf *

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The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, April 24, 1856, Image 4