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p* DR.W. F, PRATT&C0. AT TlIK SIGN OF THE BIG MORTAR, KT?wloorry, B. O., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Patent medicines, Palata, Oils, Varnishes, 8pt?. Turpentine, Cam* phine, Burning Fluid. Window Glass, Gl Mwirr, Simp Furniture, Surgienl and Dent .1 Instrument*, Fancy Go~Js, French, German and American Perfumery, Artists' Material*, (fir Portrait Painters.) Fine Wine*, Liquors, Segars and Tobaoeo, Spice*, Painters' Articles, Brushes nil k'nd*, Garden and Field 8eed*, nod every othej article usually found iu tile l&rgi.'t Wholesale Establishment*. All of which they offer for sale M lower rates than any other Drug House in South ' Can l na. Physician*, Planters and Merchants are iurited t" examine oar Stock and price*. Krrry article warranted to give satisfaction, and special care puid to the packing of grids. Order* addressed ns ftbocs will meet with prompt nttentiou. Tin li" W PRATT R. II. LAND. 'Ann. 29 49 4t 0.aKSlSSY?3S2 SIPBIIHSS iiraiFiiiiL, SPARTANBURG DISTRICT, S. C FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION. REV. T. CURTIS, D. D., Princip.il and In tractor in Mental and Moral Science, History, nnd English Literature. REV. \V. CURTIS, Principal and Instructor in Nctural Science and Classics. MRS. K. A. CURTIS, Superintendent of Domestic and Social Duties. PROFESSOR L. G BLA IS DELL, Instructor in Music, Vtnal and Instrumental. MRS. A. BLAISDELL, Instructress in French, ft Italian and II story. ft MISS. M. BUSH, Instructress in Mathematics. W MISS. L. C. TENNEY, Instructress in English Brunches. MISS CATHARINE CRltTENDON AND MISS A. BLATCHLKY, Instructress in Geography and History. PROF. N. G. SHEPHERD, Instructor iu Drawing and Painting. MISSC. BURKE, Instructress in Vocal and Instrumental Music nnd German. MISS F. DOUGLASS, Instructress in Vocal and Ins'rumentnl Music. MESSRS. CURTIS would renew their respectful acknowledgments of the kind support of the public, during the last eleven years. Upwards of 600 young Indies tilling honorable stations in the neigborhood, nrc the bent and fairest advertisement to which they can call the attention of parents nnd guardians. By thcin nnd their Irietnis the loea tion and climate of the SCHOOL are well known; its unequalled retirement and accommodation*, nnd its health so reinnrknble, that no eases of serious ?ickness have ever occurred there. They purchased nnd have added to this property, eh idly with a view to its retirement, congenial alike, as they find to the best linb'ts of attention to scholastic duties, and to the aensi ire modesty ol the female character, as the) desire to form it. In every department the best Assistants are ought for; the Principals have suffered no inconvenience of occasional changes,or increased ex|H.-nditure to obstruct thtm in the pursuit of this object, napiring as they can repeat, ttwjr do, to leaving the School rich in influence, literary and moral, rather than to enrich themselves, or accomplish aov persona! or sectarian object. une 01 uie rrmcipnis wot t>e lomiil nt Die Mills House, Charleston, on Saturday, 14th February, leaving (or Columbia on Muihiay 16th, and at the Assembly House, Columbia, on Monday 16th, to leave for Yorkville, on Tuesday 17th. Toi'ms: PER TERM OF HALF A YEAR, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. 1 i-truction? Knglish Departments, $25 00 Hoard, including washing, fuel and lights,..50 00 #* Tlis above includes n complete course ot Knglish Kducation (lot $75 the Term,) which oil the pupils ara expected to bike. The following are optional and may be taken or not (in whole or in part, ns may seem desirable.) Music?Piano or Harp, including Vocal Music. $25 00 Music?Guitar, SO 00 Use of Piano, 2 50 " Harp,...; 5 00 French 20 00 Drawing and Painting, 20 00 Primary Department, $15 00 No charges beside the above will be made in Uonneotion with t' e So' ool, except for Hooks and Stationery actually used. As no vacation is given alter Commencement, ntid it is especia'ly desirable that each Pupil be present at every recitation of her Class, to enable iut to sustain her stnnding in it, no deduction will ^ be made for nnv nbsenre at that time, or at any r nt her, except on account of sickness; ninl no Young | Ivvly absent from her clas* at any time tor a tort night can re-cuter it witliout a re examination. Jati 29 39 4t SQOIiEWARDr MY NGtiRO BOY SQUARE, lelt home for hi* wife's house on John Poole'* plantation, on Tyger River 14 miles wept of Spartanburg, on tlie 25th Decettfbcr last, ^and li;ia not returned. HQITARB id about 22 years old, 5 feet 8 or 10 incites h'gh, weighs nUuil 155 lbs. He bad on when he lett a black hat and mixed clothing. I will pay the above reward for his delivery in Spartanburg j-iil, or tbo nearest jail he may be caught. .Ian 22 48 tf 1IKNRY ROLUN8. A FOUTUNE OF $60,000!! To be bad by risking tbo small sum of ?& 8 1 ? I Swan's Lottery, To be drawn FRIDAY JANUARY 30, 1857. 1 Prize of $00,000 1 1 Prize of $25,000 11 1 Prize of $10,000 I!! 1 Prize of $6,000 11!! 2 Prizes of $2,000 ! I! ! 2 Prizes of $1,000 ! J!! JP^ sc. ic. tbc. MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS. Whole Ticket* $ 16?Halves, $8?Quarters $4; Eighths $'2. A a l n. r..~ t , vavsa VM VHino A iv,n v ?? ' t 8. SWAN & CO., Atlanta Ga. or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. SfoT particulars, see Scheme in another column. Jan. 22 48 if ST A TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Spartanbpro District. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. Ann B. Da:ua, applicant, vs. John Glenn, ct nl Defendants. Summons in Partition. WIIKREA3 it lias appeared in evidonce to the siitisfaetion ol the Court that Garland A. Glenn, Beverly B. Glenn, Opinev MeClain, William Parks., July Ann Gauch, William Gauch, Matthew Johnson, and Amanda Johnson, defendants in the above ease, reside from and without the limits of this Slate: It is therefore ordered and deoroed that they be and appear at tho Court of Ordinary, for Spartanburg District, to be held at Spartanburg Court lioyse, on the l'ith day of April next, to show cause jf any exist, why the real estate of Tyra Glenn, dee'd., consisting of one ^ tract of land, lying on the waters of Tyger river, oonlaining one hundred and sixty ocreo, more or less, bounded by lands of A. Wmgo, Adam McRIrath and others, atmald not be sold, and tho prooeeds ol said sale disposed of according to law, or their consent to the same will be taken pro eon ft *40. Given under my hand and seal of Offioe, 16th Jan. 1857. R. BOWDRN, o. a d January 22 48 l2t X*. A. 0-3EUS3SIN. DifiUERRfcOTYPIST AND AMBKOTYPIST, WOlJLD Vespoctfullv inform those ao patiently < f waiting hia return, i:i order to aeeuro oood j riciURn, that he will be at hia rooma on January 21,1857. Jan. 15 47 U. f Spartanburg Female Academy. THIS Institution will be opened for the reception * of pupils on Monday, the 19th iust., Rev, WASHINGTON HAIRD Principal. The usual course of Literary and Scientific Instruction will be kept up at the lorater rate*. Miss J TKMPLE will also give instruction in MUSIC and t FRENCH. The Trustees lake pleasure in corn- I mending the Institution to public attention and pa- '] tronage. W. W. HARRIS, Pres't. ? I>. C. Judd, Secretary Hoard of Trustees. I Jan. 8 40 2t p SWAN ifCO.'S LOTTERIES I CAPITAL PRIZE XSr.lO.OOO J The following Scheme will bo drawn by S. SWAN ils CO., Managers of the Foot Cains Academy I.#ott?iiy, of Ceorgia, nnd the Soutiikan Mii.itahy Academy IiOTTKRY, of Alabama, in each of the Lotteries for February, 1857. Class O, g To bo drawn in thoCity of Mobile, Alabama, in / public, on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1857. ^.s? m Class Q4:, b To bo drawn in the City ol Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on THURSDAY, February 19, 1857. fi Class 25. 1 To l?? drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on SATURDAY, February 28, 1857 on, | the plan of Single N milium. (_ Q-2QO Prizes ! MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS, c 30.000 TICKETS. J Magnificent Scheme. 1 Priae of $50,000 is $50,000 n 1 44 20,000 is 20,000 1 4* 10,000 is 10,000 1 " 9,000 is 9.000 1 44 8,000 is 8,000 I " t.000 is 7.000 1 41 6.000 is 6,000 1 44 5,000 rs 5,000 1 1 M 4,000 Is 4,000 1 44 8,000 is 3,000 | 1 44 2,n00 is 2,000 \ 1 " 1.0(H) is 1,1 )00 v 100 Prrti-a of 100 nro 10,000 100 44 50 arc 5,000 v APPROXIMATION PRIZES. ? i. ?oi jcju r*pp r 10 I', arc 5i,u<iU k 4 44 300 44 20,000 44 8o0 4 44 100 " 10,000 " 400 j o 4 44 80 44 ?J,000 44 320 1 4 " 63 44 8.000 44 260 4 44 GO " 7,000 44 240 c 4 44 55 " 0,000 M 220 4 44 50 44 5,000 44 200 t 4 4 4 4 ? 44 4.000 rt 180 4 44 40 44 3,000 44 160 ii 4 44 30 44 2,000 44 120 4 44 25 44 1,000 44 100 3,000 44 20 a e 60,000 3,260 Prizes amounting to $204,000 -] Whole Tick eta. $10; Halves $5; Quarter* $2J j PLAN OF THE LOTTEKY. J The number* from 1 to 30,00 *, corresponding a with those N uinber* on the Ticket* printed on*cpa- 8 rule slip* of (taper, are encircled with tin.ill tin tube* and placed in one Wheel. The first 212 Prizes, similarly printed and encircled, are placed in another wheel. The wheel* are then revolved, and a number i* drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same r time n Pr.ze is drawn from the other wheel. The Xumlter ami IV X.-drawn out are opened and e*- f< hibilcd to tie- audience, and register, d by the Cloni- c missionsrs; the Prize b- ing placed agnin?l the Xum- (' bei dritwn. This operation is repealed until alt the ? Prize* are drawn i ut. ArraoxtMATiON Pnurs.?The two preceding and '< the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first 12 PiiZ'-s will be entitled to the 48 Approxi- ' imation Prizes, according to the scheme. The 3,O()0 Prizes of $20 wdl be determined t>y the last figure of the Number that draws the $.'<0,- I 000 Prize. For example, if tbe Number drawing | tiie S30,0U0 rrise cuds with N<>. 1, then all the Ticket* where ihe nmnln r end? in 1 will be entitled tuIt tli? Number end? with No. 2, then all the Ticket? where the number end? in 9 will be r entitled to $20, and uu on to (). Certificates of Package? will bo sold at the fol lowing rate?, which i? the risk ? Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Ticket?, 44 10 Half 44 4 0 44 44 1 0 Quarter 44 20 IN ORDERING TICKET? OH CERTIFICATE?. ( Kneli>se the money to our nddrea? for the Ticket? ordered, on receipt ?t which they will he forwarded I by fir at mail. Purchaser? can have ticket? eliding in any figure they may designate. The LUt of Drawn Number? and prizes will be ent to purchaser* immediately after the drawing. Purchaser? will please write their signatures plain, and give their Post Office, County mid State. Remember that every Prise is drawn and payable in full without deduction. All Prize? of $1,000 and under,paid immediately after the drawing?other prizes lit the osual tiinvof thirty days. All communications strictly confidential. Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Ticket? nt either office. Address order? for Ticket? or Certificates eifber to S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, (la., or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. Jan. 22 48 tf SHERIFFS SALES, FEBRUARY, 1857. BY virtue of an order frdm the Court of Ordinary, 1 will sell, before the Court Mouse door, , in the Village of Spartanburg, on Salesdny in Feb- | runry next: AIso,on sa d Sales-day, (Monday,) nt Spartanburg C. II., 1 Gray Mure, 1 Hay Marc n:id I Wagon. And at defendant'? residence, on said i Tuesday, I Cotton (Jin, 1 Thrasher, 1 lot of Smith's j Tools, 2 Sow? and 11 Pig?, I lot of Corn, 1 lot of Fodder, 1 1 head of Oeese, -1 Feather lied? and fur- j I niture. I Secretary. 1 Side-board. IS Clmir? i i < Cows and C.Ives, 5 lit a. 1 of Sheep, 3 Pots, 3 Tn 1 bles, 1 Slub Table, I lot Iron, Ac. Sold as the ; property of R. Lanford, at the suit ot T. W Pierce, survivor Sainl. Cnllicarl, I). S. White, nnd others. Twenty-eight acres of land, more or less, lying on the waters ol South Pncolet, bounded bv lands of Mrs. Harry, Mrs. Dallon and others. Sold as the . Real Rotate of K. Williams, dee'd., for partition j ( an.I division. Sold on a credit of 12 months, with , interest frotn day of sale, except the cost ol these i ; proceedings, which must be puid in cash on the day j 1 of sale. The purchaser to give bond with two up- j proved sureties, together with a mortgage of the ' premises to secure the purchase money to the Ordi- j nary. 10H acres of land, marc or less, bounded by lands of Adum Grnmling, Richard Burnett nnd others. Sold as the property of .lames Dehny,at the suit of John S. Gentry, Administrator. 210 acres of land, more or less, bounded by lands of Wm. Bornet, John Trail nnd others. Sold as the property of R. Lanford.nt the suit of James M. . Ncshit, and other*. A. WINGO, s. s. n. Sheriff s Office,.Inn. 12, 1H57. Jan. 1.1 47 tf I)R7lL0PTON'S INFIRMARY. OR. JAMRS CLOPTON, who has visited S nth Carolina for several years, practicing his profession, has now permanently established himself in 11UNTSVILLK, ALABAMA, where ho is prepared to treat successfully the following diseases' Asthma, Diseases of the Thnwt, lull animation and j Enlargement of the Tonsils, Glandular dwellings shout the Neck nnd Throat, Scrofula, Sosld llend, Tumors thut frequently come on the eyelids?and all other diaeases of the Skin. Testimonials of the highest character from your Stato will bo forwarded to any that may wish them, i Persons writing will enclose a 3 cent stamp to pay postage on return letter. Medicines forwarded by mail, in such eases as can b?> treated at home. Doc. 23. 18f>6 |y BIjAN I3LBf FOR SALE AT THI8 OFFICE. \ 1 GOWArS |] that !io ia able to take any kind of Picture cm- ? try has made iiactf known throughout the South, ? caa, air or comfort, nil I appropriate benuty, when ed and polished, ol both sexes, hare encouraged hild lias loved to linger ainid these f passing Loveliness .1 ihAhleston, u holographic Frames, Ambfotyps and Haguerreo Jniou Cases, Richly curved Square P. bony Cases, Iache Cases, inlaid with l'enrl and Ivory. Superb I ordinary priced cases. A fiue stock of Lockets, Pearl Ambrotypes, launpratypcs, and Sterescopic ken. Daguerreotypes of all sixes can here be These ( olograph's soon as appropriate PR AMRS can be tnadc, n J. FORREST CAROLINA STAR GALLERY i> so stocked, as >raced in the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART. This Qallc ind the Ladies of Spartanburg Itavo admired it* tastin wcr they havesanctified it by their presence. The refin te by their opinion of our work, and even the litllu c Sun-Sketches of Sur] ind imperishable beauty. By almost every arrival of Steamers from NEtf TORE TO C r. F. G. is receiving snborb invoices of magnificent P ype Cases. &o., dso. Among the latter are Octagon I .mhos' Silk Velvet Cases?beautiful articles. Paper V Turkey Morocco Cases. Also, a large stock of neat nni dedallions, Bracelets, Pins, &i\, &?., duily expected. Vinbroty|Kt? Itrilliant, beautiful, and bold, are herein urehased. Photographs tnkcb of all sires, plain and PaintedPainted Ph< eed only be teen to be APPRECIATED, and, as i-w of them will be EXHIBITED AT THE DOOR OF AMBROT\ PES in imitatiou of IVORY PAIN! THOUGHT SUPERIOR TO TRF ipecimens of llieee are also to be seen at the Gallery, trrangemcnts are being made for the n nnufneture of s LIFE SIZE INI y which a picture can be taken ti* large as life. J. K. G. will teach AMBROTYP1NG to anybody fty dollar's Will not the people of Spartnnburg pntron:re the CA TWITTY'S 1 Of course they will 1 " HEADQUARTERS. IUDER NO ?. Unionvili.k, January C, 1857. VN KLKCTION is hereby ordered for COLO N EL to command tho Sfith Regiment of S. !. M., on Saturday, the 7th day of March next, to II the vacancy occasioned by the resignation ol Jul. S. M. SNODDY. I.icnt. Col. McDowell and Maj. A. J. Foster re charged with the extension of this order. By order of STATES R. GIST, Brig. Gen.. Dili Bng. S. C. M. W. II. Trimmikr, Brig. Major. Dec 1.1 47 tf RUNAWAY I?ROM the subscriber, at Columbia, S. C., about thirty days ago, two indentured apprentice toys to Boot and Shoe-Making, named TOM 'IN BO RUM and JBRICMI All?both nearly vhitc. Tom is about 17 years old, 5 feet 8 inches high, rcll-dress?-d, but slovenly looking. Jeremiah about 15 years old,sallow complexion, P11 nock kneed, and lias a frightened look. np They have in cotupauy another boy, n brother f Tom's, stout bQilt, freckled-faced, and us tall as Tom. lie is a tailor. >u Tom is n pretty good workir.an?Jerry can make fit oarsc shoes. at I hey were heard of in Union, and may change lu-ir names and go further. I will pay alt ex ponies attending \hoir lodgrnunt ,ISI n jail, ao I can get them. fri 1?. II. FI.AN Hi AN, ?n Dec 18 43 tl C dutnbia, S. O. , ' to THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING this day nseoeintcd with them. in the a" WHOLESALE DUY GOODS lll'Sl- ah * ESS, Mr. JOHN GEORGE, the anmc will here- nc Her be carried on under the firm of N A YLEIt. iMITII, Jt Co. WM. NAYLKR, T1IOS. I'. SMITH. Charleston, Jan. 1, 1S57. kr \CARD. * School to commence I *1 Monday in Fehruary. [^HK subscriber having I ctltd nt JOI1N II. WALKER'S, (2 milea eaat of 11 >l>l>y vill*',> St >r the purpose of TEACHING, hopes, by self- ta ultivulion and application to his profession, to merit rt. mtronngu Iroui tlnwc who wish to go or aend to cliool. ? Terms nf TuiJton: From len to twenty dollars ex L>r the term of ten niotilha. cj; Hoard in the neighborhood on reaaorable terms. Jan. 1 4?I 4t K. N. WALKER. Near IIohhyaville, S C. w St John's School for Boys, n SPARTAN BURG C. II., SO. CA. ti, WILLIAM IRWIN, ) n I oh ,, ,r .nriiito Proprietors. Rev. r. S. ARTHUR, J 'of IMIE next Annunl Session of this Institution will ,]r eoniineneei.il the 2d Monday?the 12lh day-- fai if January next. WM. H. LEARY, ) , r, WM IRWIN \ AaaocuTR PaiNCifAlJ. ofl William It. Least,. .. .Classical Department. William Irwin, Ancient History and eojjrnphy. pt R. A Pai-mer Euglish, Mathematics, and French. Kates per Term of 5 Months, 9\For Tuition and Hoard, including te Washing, Futl and Lights, payable always in advance, $125.00 nj Day Scholars, Closaieal department, 25.00 Senior English, including Mathematics and French, 25.00 di Junior 15.00 w For further informal.on, address, WM IRWIN, 1 Dec. 25 44 tf or, W. K. LEARY. PRIVATE JlOARDINli. ITMVKor six gentlemen can be accommodtcd w with BOARDING, on application lo Jan. I 45 tf J. (?. HARRIS DISSOLUTION. ' r|"MIK firm of J AS. A. FOWhER & CO. Iim 1 been iliis day dissolved by muiuid consent. All persons indebted to ?sare earnestly requested *1 o make immediate payment, as our business must >e settled forthwith. J AS. A. FONVl.Kll, dan. I 45 tf J. W. KERR. Holloway's Ointmotit. 1J OLIA) WAY'S OINTMENT, the grand Ex- | . JL ternal Remedy. Rubbed on the skin it will J jenetrate the pores, thus reaching the seat of the ol nost dangerous inward complaints hitherto impreg- u| table. For sale at FISIIKR A II EINITSII'S I Jan. 1 45 tf Drug Store. Cure your Coughs and Colds. I^ISIIKR & IIK1NITSI1 have now in store a ^ . large assortment of Cough Medicines?amongst ,vhich may he enumerated l'ate-de Nape, Pectoral p Bum Drops, Aycr's Cherry Pectoral Wistar's Hal- p lam Wild Cherry, Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar, ^ Sew England Cough Syrup, Cod Liver Oil, Ext. Li<|Uorice, Ac. A*o For sale at Jan. 1 45 tf FISIIKR A HEINITSH'S Drug Store. 7u1i3,1>7 I MAGISTRATE & GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT. Columbia, S. . I April 17 8 Iy iN KQI ITV--Spartanburg. H. K. Woflford, and others, vs. Comfort Woflbrd, and others. > Hill for Partition. IN pursuance of a decretal order in this case, I will sell, on S.ilos day m FKHHl' AUY NEXT, at Spartanburg Court House, TWO TRACTS of I LAND, constituting the Rent Estate of lx-v: II. Woflbrd, dee'd., represented by plats Noa. 1 and 2, executed by Writ. U. Oump. Tract No. 1 contains one hundred and five acres, more or less, lying on Ferguson's Creek and Spring Branch; bounded by lunda ol Col. Crook, Dr. Wnfford, and others. No 2 contains seven ncrea; bounded by D. A. Chamhlm and Miss R. Woflbrd. Ttrmt of Unit: Credit of one and two years, with interest from date, to be givCu lot the purchase money, which Is lobe svcai ed by Kind and approved < sureties. ? Purchasers to pay for papers T. 0. T. VERNON, c. * a p. Corn's Office, Jan. 14, 1857. Jan. 15 47 3t THE GALLERY, "INGS arc much in demand, nn?l by sonic are 2 ORDINARY AMBROTYPE. n r.i i double wholeslate and STRTJMENT, " for twenty-fire dollars?and the entire Art for '* ROLINA STAR GALLERY,over D. I. A lan. B 4G 4t 1 CHERRTPECTORAL, Fur the raplil Care of 1 jwi ( OK.IIS, ( OLDS, HOARSEXESS, 'BK0\4 IIITIS.X ll001'l.\G-('0r(iU, ^ 4 ROI P, ASTHMA, AXD I th (OXSl'MPTIOX. I l1' 1 to Many years of trial, instead of ti<i[uiiring the ^ iblie confidence in tpis medie're,' a> w,-n for it an | ( ipreoiation and notoriety by far exceeding the j ea ost sanguine e*|H-ctations ot its tri? nds. Nothing it its intrinsic virtue* and the unmistakable bene- ^r' conferred on thousands < ( ?ufi-rer?, Oould origin- j e and maintain the reputation t i-ripays. While th any inferior remedies,thrust up*o the community, ivo failed and been disearderl, tins lias gained ends by every trial, conferred benefits on the I'*? Rictvd they can never forget, niti produced cures j7 r> nomeroun and too rent nrk able to be forgotten j j.-( While it is fraud on the pub! c to pretend thn i p, iy cno medicine will inlnllihlv cure?still there in I h< Kt uiitl.nl proof lluit the Ciikhrv Pectoral does it only, as a general thing, but almost invariably yj re the maladies for which it is employed. cc As time makes tln>sc facts wider and better town, this medicine has gradually become the st reliance of tlu afflicted, from the I r?-cabin of e Antcrionn Peasant, to the poUcc of European w ings. Throughout this entire country, in every , ''r ate, city, and indeed aim >-.t ?v,ry liatulct it conins, Chk.rkv I ectorai. is known as the best ,j, inedy extant for diseases of the Throat and Lungs; i A id in many foreign countries it is com tig to bu i pa tcnsivi-ly used by tbeir nu -t intelligent Physi : ct' ins. In Groat Britain, France, and Germany, ! ct here the medical seieiiecs have r. aelu-d their high- p, t perfection, CiiEiiav Pectoral is introduced id in constant use in the Annu s, Hospitals, Alms hums, Public Institutions, and in domestic prao- j, :c, as the surest remedy their attending Physi- j ans can employ f..r the m"rc dangerous nffevliotis the lungs Also in milder cases, mid for cliilen, it is safe, pleasant and effectual l?> cure. In et, some of the in ?st llaltering testimonials we ro* ; A i?e have been from parents who have found it u licaeious in cases p irt'eul rly inc. leulal to eh.Id- rt ?d. c The Cuftnnv Pectoral is mana facto rod ty a ?f actieal Cli. mist, an 1 eve , ounet of it under hi* . Z' hi eye, with invariable acouvaev ad care. It is ' . , ) Mil aled and protected by law fr n c 'Uiiterfeits, con- j ? qu. ntiy can he rel;ed on a< genuine without adul- : ration. We have endeavored here to lurnish the com- | unity with a medicine of such intrinsic superiority IV id worth as sh-uhl Coin men I itself to their conti nee?a remedy at oncu safe, speedy and effectual, ! Inch this Inis by r? peateil and countless trials iivi?d itself to be; an 1 tru?t by great care in pre- j iring it Willi chemical accuracy, of Oi.ilorm 1 rength, toaft'ird Physio ansa new agent on which ! icy can rely for the best results, anJ the alThote.l J itli a remedy that w.ii il >f.-r them all thai n:cd e oe in do. Prepared rtii<l sold hy J VMESfl. AYER, Prac- , | mI and Analytical Chemist, l/ovcll, Mass. FISH Ell & II F.I NITS 11. Spartanburg, JOHN Ij YOl'.NU, Pnmnvtlle, and by al! 3i orehunts and Druggists everywhere. 11A VILA N 1> A: II AURAL, Charleston, Whoi.ksalk Aoknts. i II Jan. s 16 4m 1 Puro Diamond Starch. t) > ECKIV ED a new lot cf this very superior V STARCH, which for whiteness and beauty polish is not ei|uail .1 l \ any Si .rch made. Put iin whole and Imll box and by ttie single pound. , or sale at the Cliein eal S i ? of Jan. I 4:> if FlSHFR.fr H KIN ITS II. ! Drydons Baltimoro k/" F.\s | l'( >\\ 111;;. i , -Itcst and sur.-st JL eier introduced lor r.i - n i ;l:tcinng Bread, iisouit Rolls, Short ? >. . Awlo-at, Corn, ] lour, an>! all other kinds ol (iriddle Cukes. Fot lie at FISH BR & IIKIMTSIPS Drug store. I Jan. 1 4o tf Saponaceous Compounds. I till' SS MID WINDSOR SOAP, the I* st I in use, lor III cents a bar only. Jan I 4a tf ToLl.hSON Jc WINGO. i \\ ANTED I i ki V Kl'SilKl.s I >1:11.1) PKAC'IIKS. I UU TOI.LKSON A WIN(JO. Jan 1 45 if 'J Ladies' Collars. N OW opening, 500 LAIUKS' COLLARS frotn 25 cants i<> jt5.n0. 1'raity styles. O#t.10 36tf TOLLKSON A WINC.O. j J E. STENHOUSE, )KALKK IN IIARDWARK, CUTLKRT GROCERIES, <&,C. OPPOSITE BRICK RANGE, : tt|?artaul>nrg C. II* C. July 24 22 ly 1 WRIGHT & ORR, ATTORNEYS A 7 LAW, SPARTAN BURO, C. II. trricK in Mnj. I .egg's Brick Building, ns*i i loOr U> B<?bo A Kd wards law office, up stairs. j ( J. I). Wkiuiit Spartanfcurg C. II. Jas. L. Oa* Anderson C. H. i Jan 3 1856 45 If ,1 BREASTPIN FOUND. [^OUNI) in poascHsion of a negro, n day or two go, n large Cameo lireastpin, which the wner can have by proving property ami paying r this advertisement. Jaii I 45 if mil spring utim. j HIS School, for males and females, will re- ' . commence on the 4th MONDAY (the 2Cth i?y) of .January inst , under the cure of C II nilTK and Mm. K P. V. II WIllTK. It i o ofTuition, per Term of 10 nioutha, from ?10 ) ?'2t!, including IjUiii. Music letNtoriNon Mil nleon ?25 per scholar. Hoarding, from ST to }8p?-r month For further information address C. II. WIllTK, J.ni I 45 soi Cloti8wty Afrfya Fine Horso& TAX l?c kept bo only hv en re :w<! nit htion. If they have di?tcra|ier, hide lasind. drowsiness, ??s of appetite, inward sprains, yi-Ttnw water, or f tigue Iruin hard exercise or work, inflammation of * le eyes, dellilitV, Wild tig of flesh, u*e IlKIXrsiI'SOKRMAN HOKSKPOWnKIt?it w.il f loultd highly beneficial. For sale by KISIIKK & IIKIXITKII. Drmron's Jan. 1 45 if SUPERIOR PIANOS. The Umlenifpifd, I'roliwr of Music, etc., at \ 10 Spartanburg Female Col leg", respectfully inrtni the Public, that lie i?thengent ol I.MJIITK IKWTON, A BRADBURY'S PIANOS. C hioh rank now nmong the very best. Warrant I, and furnished at the factory price. Some Specimens can be seen at the Female Colit*. K. M. KDWARUY. Sept. 25 :n L. SCOTT & CO.'S ' KKPKINT OF T1IK 1 Iritish Periodicals !! AND TI1K p ip&'jmnrji'a sutdz* c 1 RKAT Reduction in the Price ot the latter I Publication. 1, Sccrr A Co.. New York, || iiitinue to publish the following leading Brit sli eriodiuals, viz: 1. The 1/ittdon Quarterly (Conservative ) ( 2. 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In all the |>rillri|Kl1 cilicS lltal InffM. cue >\111 ka will be delivered KRKK OK POSTOK. Wlieli will by mail, I lie Postage to any irt of tlio United Stales will In* but twenty four lit" a year fir "I Hack wood," an I but fourteen nts a year for eaeb of tlie Review *. pi N I>.?Tlie |H ice in (J real llritniil of the five n> uriodicnls above named ia about $31 per annum, tit yjuunMi* o msmrn TO SCIENTIFIC ANII rRACTICM. AO*ICUtTU*R. y Henry Stephens. K. R. S..of Kdinburgh, and : ' the late .1 IV Norton, Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Vale Col'egc, New Haven, i! ' vols. Royal Octavo. Ifioo pugos, and numerous V Wood a.id Steel Kngravinga. ' rr '1 his is. confessedly, tlie most complete work on ; m grieulture ever published, and in order to give it . w wider -irculation the publishers have resolved to ;,1 luce ilie price to five dollars lor the t wo volumes!! When sent by mail ip.st-pai.li to California and th regon the prico will tie $7. T every other part u the I'm. u and t> Canada i|?>st.igo pi.li u Jf This n'olk is not the old " Itook f tlie Karm." ! if Remit'nnces for any of the fllaive publication* : (J lould always be addreased. post paid, to the pubihera. LiKdN AK1) SCOTT ?V Co., No. 54 (iu'd street, New York. January 15 47 It 1ARYLAND LOTTERIES For January, 1857. U. FRANCE iV C<>., Managers. ^ ^rawing* conducted under the au}>erintendr nee 1 jH of the State Lottery Commtaeioner. | j? Prizes Paid as soon as Drawn. A (iRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY [ l.\ Tin: IIAVWA rii l\! bl GRIND (ONSOLIDimi LOTTERY OF MD. i, Extra Class 1. To be drawn in HaltimulV, Md., Saturday, Jan. ' ... 1st, 1857. ^ 20.000 Tifkrts?1,000 Priies, r i these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn by ^ some one, as all the Prizes are drawn out of the . wheel. p JffT. II Huhhard & C<?. are authorized hy iu Managers to fill all ordirs. I .. saw. in:. I 1 Prize of $ | 2 Prizes of $2,000 ' t< 1 " 12,3t>0 | 8 " I ,500 o I n 10.000 | 2 " 1,000 t a " 6,000 j I MB " 200 V APPROXIMATION PRIZB3. 4 <>f $150 Appr'z., $12,500 4 of It'O " 13,300 j 4 of 90 " 10,000 0 ?>f *0 " 5,000 , 8 of 70 " 3,000 8 of 60 " 1,500 , 8 of 50 " 1 ,ooo 756 of 10 " 200 ! ,000 prizes, nmotintioc to $132,600 Whole Tickets $10; llidv.S Quarter* $2.50. BRILLIANT SCHEME. (.RIM) CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF )!D. Clas? O. loli# Drawn in Baltimore, Mi, Saturday, Jan.! 84th, 1857. I | soli km k. i, 78 Number??1.? Drawn Ballot*. ! 1 Prixo of $00,000 | 3.79 Princa of $300 I J " 99,980 | 03 " 160 I 9 " 10,<?OU | 63 u 80 I 4 " 5d>00 | 196 ?? 60 I 8 * 9 ,.'(00 I 6,363 * 40 | 100 " 1,000 j 99,99S 80 | 16,365 pritos amounting to $1,209,000 V\ holes $20; Halve* *,|0; tjunr. $.*>; Kighth* $2.50 Certificate of Packages of 26 Wholes, coat $265 00 Do. ilo. 26 Halve?, " 132.50 Do. Jo. 26 Quarters," 66 25 ' Do. Jo. 26 K>ghiha, " 33.12 All order* fur Tickets or Packages in any of the Maryland Butteries will receive prompt attention, I m4 the <W ing m.ulcl to all purchasers inimedi- | 0 'T after ft ta over. , / \44rti* T. HUBBARD A CO. " ,T No. 39 Fsyette-st., or Hex No. 40, Baltimore, Maryland. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Clearing out our I De LAINES, FtlO.lt 12 L-2 to 25 cts per yd ENGLISH MERINOS, 3 ut 37 to 50 cents!! Z GOOD BLANKETS, ' >0 cents to 2.00 dollar-. LADIES' CLOARSAND SHAWLS, A T C 0 S T , ? VII ALSO I ANY OTHER GOODS AT COST. 'ALL EARLY ANFGET BARGAINS u FOR CASH ONLY. ? TOLLESON & W I N G 0. *? ' V < t u 11 1 45 tf -jmportant to Public Speaker?, ?' < VNI> ell win. art* affected with C> uglt?, O'Mn, M><arn. n?n-i. Intim-inm, Anilinm. Irritation ol it: Throat, Aii uri(inil Medicine, and uneol p? ic very best l< r nil the complaint* in< irioiicil, i? the t.|, KcruRAt (.cm l)itoc?. Vor ?.ilc at the Drug mid hemical Store of F1SIIRII A ItKIXllttll. 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' ''W? diahke putting city emanat'ona, but in thia ' case wo are bound to give way to merit. Unlike I many city ootenipunriM, th? Nation in composed iif sound, antait.iiitinl and useful matter, and is not tilloil up with an overdose ot t\im?y, w'whey-washy atuff from the ban.I* ol eraek brained tuilborf."? Krie City Dispatch. "It h.it tha moat beautiful engraved head we ever aw, ami it* oontenta are ilceply entertaining, truly delicious,and soul nba irbing."? WilhuiitabiJrg (v a. (?aaott<\ * . "There ia rooin for jnat such a paper, .mil it haa secure*I tw-> na true heaiia and hearts to eolitrsl its eolumna na the literary and aocial world hoWa."? WeUborough (Pa ) Agitator. "It will noon become n leading pnjter at Uia fireaida."?Boon villa (Mo.) Observer. "We aeldom endorao Northern papers, hot in this inaUnce we are forced to overcome our prejudice, nod commend the "Nstiou" to our reader* V ?Troy (Ala.) Bulletin. Dse 18 44 ' ' 4t ? ' * % i )RESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS; GABS, AC. L. BLOOMBEKa A. BRO. rAK E PLKA8URK in informing tlieir frira^i aud curl' mcrs, and the people oJ Spartanburg irtrict >tt large, that looking to lit* tutu**, and ciug the coming m-eeaaity for g'?d, comfortable J atyliah CLOTHING, icy are now deceiving ftwd, Opening the large*! Stools, of 3^al4iND WINTER GOODS KVF.lt BROUGHT TO THIS PLACE, v, ircfully aclect"d in the Philadelphia and lfvw irk nmrki'la by one of the firin, and at tucli ad*' iitugu ;u? to enable them to aeH very Cheap Finis fas nil J iyj i J i ?y j j 0 Th- st.H-k consists in part of Silk and worsted idus' DRESS GOOI>S. Ginghams,? alicmi*, A ?vv S o k ol DOMESTICS. L/uilfi' Mantilhisi .1 Cloak* <>f SILK VELVET, H.Ik and Cl?th.m t Intml French Patterns. Straw, Silk nod S.llr Ivi t pronoli Bonnots, i ni.mt lufhioiinblt! and beautiful atyh a. EMBROIDER ItS, mcy Wiiii-'Hiinltriii, Collar*, Slmrw, llandkcr ieta, Flouncing; and n large assortment of other Q- o O d tSA y lieh nro usually kept in A DRY GOODS STORE. We nro very thanklul to our friend* for the genius eUHtoin already givt ii un, and all we now n*k --call on us when you are in town next week, J we will do you good in return. ct 83 35 if ?. BLOOMBRRQ A BBO. ARRIVAL.OP THE ew Goods! New Goods! rflK SUBSCRIBER having just returned ft out New York, where he lata spared no ns in the selection of hia ?all and "Winter now o|ienilig the largest and bit.I STUCK ho i ever beloro offi-red iii thia market, to tvhieli lit* ater the attention ol all who'Mity deMr'e Tt"> ?*e, believing that he will be able to give SATFACTION both in PRICE and STYLE to all io may favor him with a call. The LADIES are pa.ticulnrly invited to call and mine hia Slock of Will MM, lieh ia large and complete lor this market. o?nling of SILKS, French and English MERINOS, paocas, Cashmeres. DeLaina, Plaids of vari.nps id*, and CALICOES of the beat sty le and quality. Ilia Stock of loths, Casimercs, and Tweeds, very good. Betides, he has many ctliet things ccanary to make op a ,1'1 "* Fancy Stocls., He has also a FINK STOCK of SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, ARI) W A R E, CUTLKR Y and G una, CROC l> - vi anu viLiAaon AUb, nil o( Whicb eMail Im> <1 on tlif ni *t reasonable Terms. Our GOO I >S are alw ays ready fop INSPECTION, il will be shown with pleasure to all who may II, but no GOODS are to be SENT OUT OF IE STORK WITHOUT SALE, neither enn s GIVE SAMPLES. Wo risk otir lives, our nicy, nnd credit, our judgment, and many otlier ags, and think our customers might risk their lament on the color o( a few yards of calico. ' Ho returns thanks t<> his customers for the libcI patronage heretofore given him. A. II. KIRBY, No 2 Brick Range. Oct iil 55 tf Spartanburg C. IL . Now and Elegant Preparation. TtOU chapped hands, face nud lip*. chilblain., . and rough skin, is the "BALM OF A THOUVNI > Fl.' IW Kits." It renders the skin smooth d soft, allays irritation, restores and maintains iU tural moisture. These qualities eabibhsh its vala? a cure lor chilblains, painful swellings of tire ml, chapped bps and hands, rough skin. It will move Ian, freckles, sunburn, and imparts a flcxi' ity and softness to the skin,as was by nuturo in' tded to be. For sale bv USHER A 11 KIN ITS n, Jan. 1 45 tf PtmkmaocalaU. Wm. A. Batciiclor's IIa:r l)rt?Gray, Red Itustv Hair Dyed instantly to a beautiful and tural brown or Clack, without the least injury to it or skin. ' * Wm. A. Ratchelor's Hair-Dye produce a color it to be d.stiiiguished from nature, and is warrantnot to injure in the least, however lung it may continued. For sale At Jan. 1 45 tl FISHER & IIKINITSII'S Drug Store. .COOMMOBATION STABLES. :* VX' Spartanburg Jrru Court House. I'Vj Accommodate his friends and the public . the under* gued has supplied himself with Miringe*. Hacks, Buggies, (with nnd withoat, i>ps,i and Horses, which he ia ready to let oat by ic day, or for loitcer'ttmc. lie has also a Two-librae Wagon to hire, and ill make engagements for hauling wood in largo ' small quarititira. Apply at the Carriage Manufactory to Aug 21 2t> ly JAMES A. FOWLER. CLOTHING! CLOTRLNC! I1HK Inrcn-tHock of READT-MADE CIO 1 i 11 ^ 01 _ Ka fawttil al Not ft. 37 tf TOLLKSON A WINCHES. , Wl. T. rissi:L* M. D. I 1 V\ IN(> resumed the gen* ml practice of Li MBp?ClNK,hi ooflmctiua with Dentistry, i'?pectfully ofl?-r? his ecrt'iece to the siturns id '(ortmiburK and its vicinity. Office in New Brick Itanji*, No 2, (sceonA tory.) Church street, opposite Palmetto House. March 27 _ ft tf_ " IB. B. OW3EN, T AILOR, n".\S RRMOVKI) to hi* new rooms over . Messrs. |>. |. & L. TWITTY-S store; eherc he will be very happy to *ec his old friend*) ind ruddy t TO ft RRVK THEM CHEAT FOR CASH. tfn? 1 37 ? ? I' tf j. n. l i.i oitn. ATTORNEY AT LAW: OFFICE AT SPARTANBURG, 8. C., \%TILL practice in the serern) Courts ol lh? ? Western Circuit. Any business intrusted lo his care will meet with prompt attention. > _ Ocelli 42 ftmie a. sTdouglass, A TTORNEY A T LA W. SPARTANBURG, C. II., 8. C. k OFFICE ON C^RCH STREET NEXT DOOR TO THOMSON & CP01CI6. '