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rp HE BaWrlber offer. hi. LAND for Ml. JL oq h. now 0 o?4aa North of Spa run* barf O. H., ott th# Mill.' Gap road, containing * MO MtM. The plantation is in a hirh .tat* of ool? ?Vf Ovation, with good building, of all kind., and good feaoa.. ltd. land it well watered, and It*. an excalUnt quarry of the best kind of building rock. It b on. of the lieolthicat aituationa in tha District. Auy person wishing to purchase would do well ,'- tooom? andaeelt, aafintendto*!!. Terroamade known to any paraou that want, to buy. Fab. 5 50 6t 3. DODD. ^?^UCTK)NEERS, > AND General Commission Merchants, FOR THX BALK OF ?. * i ' ??i cii^L. n .. ^yPHj K?wvna, ji/viiuij v Ulion, F*our, ana ?H kinds of country produoe; also, ". _ attend strictly to receiving nnd forwarding " g", all kinds of Merchandise. REFERENCES, Jo An Caldwell, J. A. Crawford, Col. R. An. n C derson, Columbia, S. C; J. H. willy ?j- Co , Mordecai \ Co., Charleston, S. C.; O. P. Sullivan. J. H. Irby, S. Fleming, Laurent, S C.; F. F. Beatiy. Gretnville. S. C.; W. S. Gilmer d- Son, Rankin tf- McLean, Greensboro' N. C.; nlair ?$ Brothers, Charlotte, A. C ; Dr. Edward Sill, Salisbury, N. C.; F. L. Golding, German /own, N. C. Office 198 Exchange Row, Columbia, S C. Fob 5 50 _fim_ XaXQZEl db MOISB, 1 1 Wholesale Grocers, with liquors, NO. 7 HAYNK STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. T. *. tit, T- *<>'" Feb. 5 50 Iy? THE C4LDER HOUSE, (Late Planters' Hotel,) BY J. W. GAMBLE. CORNER or CHURCH AND QUEEN htkeKTS, CharlcKtou, ?. C. Thia House is tliorouglily rebuilt, rcfinished, located in the centre of business, and kept in a style second to no Hotel in Charleston. Feb 5 50 ly JAMES T. FLEMING, with SIMONS BROTHERS, Wholesale Giroccr*, NO. 1C9 LAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. Feb. 5 50 ly EEN1FICK & SERINE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines, Perfumeries. Paints, Oils, Brushes, and Fancy nrtieh s, ON THE MOST nSAsoNARI.lt TERMS. NO. 27T KINO STREET, (Opposite Society street and Merchnnta' Hotel,) CHARLESTON, S. C. JOHN' KEMFICK, W. A. SKRINE, M D. Feb. 5 50 ly COMPOUND FLU1U EXTRACT OF " Sarsaparilla, Queen's Delight, &e. For purifying the blood, nud removing nil diseases arising from the impurity of the same, nud is especially recommended for the cure of Rheumatism, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Ulceration of the Throat and Lungs, Pains nnd Swellings of tlltf TVttjMV Pitunl?a ir? ?l.? fan.. Old Sores, and ull Cutaneous Kruptinns, Neuralgic Affection*, M' cur'.al Diiraw, And for ossistiug the opcriuion and preventing fata] consequences of .M'reuria'u in Syphilis. For the Composition of this Preparation, and the Medicinal Properties of i|?e Queen's J Might, Physicians are referred to the3th und Oth Nos. Vol. I, of the ''Southern Journal o( Medicine and Pharmacy." The Sllllingia Sylvatica, (Queen's Delight.) deserves much more notice than has been bestowed upon it. It has been u?ed for theiust ten or fVtecn years by several of our most distinguish^ 1 Physicians. and I believe they have uaver had onuie to dsny to it a high r.nnkam>ng our indigenous medical plants.?[lid. So. Jour. Med. and Pliar. Prepared by Kcnifich & Skrinc. Chemist* and Druggists, No, 277 King street, Charleston, S. C. Sole Proprietors of the celebrated Palmetto Yeast JPowder, For making Buckwheat and nil kinds of Cake, Biscuits and Light Bread. Fob 5 M) ]y CIVTLIZATI0N AND FASllIOi\! IT is conceded by all writers, that as a people in- ! create in wants, they advoncc in civilization. J The savage has but few wants to be supplied. The | Ill-ail <11 me game l>0 Kill* lor lood, aud tin? fkilia (or a oovcring, he s is down contented with his squaw nud papoose to enjoy this simple fare. The opposite extreme are the Parisians and Londoners, whoso wants are on numerous as their means to supply them aro bountiful. Paris is considered the quintessence of refinement, aud London plays second fiddle, with nil the rest of the world to follow after and npe their Fashions! As the wauts of our District are increasing, it is an evidence of increasing refinement and prosperity; end if our friends will continue to patronize ua, we will supply their wauls to the best of our ability. VPs would say to our customers that money is a motive power. We expect t<? pay for 111 the goods we purchase. We would not wish to dun. Oh no! We merely wish it to ho known that the jingle of a Dollar is not particularly offensive about this time of year. BENNETT & GOSS. Feb. 5 50 _ Jf SOUTHERN LOTTERY, ON THE HAVANA PLAN. Jasper County Academy Lottery \By Authority of the State of Georyia.] ' CLASS V. To be drawn February lGth, 1857, in public, ftt Macon, Go., under the sworn superintendc-noe of Col. O. M. Logan nnd W. C. Anderson, Esq. NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS. 15,000 T i C K E T S, I y I I) W? MP M'M M< e I -m m ml. mm m Mm m i This Lottery has only FIFTEEN THOUSAND NUMBERS?less thin any Lottery in tlio world! Prizes payable without Deduction. B HI I. J.I A NT BCIIOjr.. 1 Prize of $15,000 1 " 5,000 I " 2,000 4 Prizes of $1,000 aro 4,000 j 5 " 500 aro 2,500 ' 80 0 JOOnre 8,000 ! 1,500 .? 40 aro CO,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 20 Approximations of $100 ire......... $2,000 50 " 50 aro 2,500 50 " 20 are 1,000 1,712 Prisci amounting to $102,000. Certificate* of Packages of ten tickets, where the numbers end in 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8, 9, 0, nro sold at the following rater, whioh ia the rlak: 10 W hole Tick eta, $60 10 Half < 30 10 Quarter ? 15 zt- It will b? perceived by this plan, that for $60 the purchaser haa a certificate of 10 ticket*, when, if t he buys single tickets, he would only get for that sum sit wholes. Thus by buying Certificates he ! haa four moro ohanoce for larger prizes?Halves i and Quarter paokuges in proportion. Tickets $10} JJalvcs $5; Quarters $3?. Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at pur. t . Orders for Tickets or Certificates of Packages j of Tiekets addressed to JAMK8 F. WINTER. 1 Feb. 5 50 2t Manager, Macou, <la. ' "CHEAP UND F?R SALE. THK Subscriber will Mil, on 8ALKS?DAY in MARCH next, if not previously sold, to thu hlgh?*t bidder,818 ACRES OF LAND, lying 17 mili-e west or Spartanburg C. II., near llolly Spring Churcli. I tract of 300 acres, 41 of which ie clajred, some improvement. on It, with some food bottom laud,adjoining lendsof R. A. Gates, J. fcwman, J. Clayton, R. W. Footer, and llolly Spring Church, on both sides of the Goglant riutd. Alao, 1 Tract on same road, containing 230.acres, about 10 acreo cleared and (raah, and the balance in wood*. Alao, 1 Traot containing 180 acres, lying on Wo!/ Swamp Creek, } ntilca from said Church, wi;h some inipmremcnta on it. Alao, 1 other Troot, containing 150 ncrca, with oontc good bottom on it. The above land* \yill be eold partly for Caeh, and I will take other property in part payment or give time. Lookout, land buyers,na 1 am determined toaell. G. W. REESE. Feb. 5 50 _ tda_ D. LANDRETH & CO rtRKSll GARDEN SEEDS, all kinda. For J; mle by BENNETT & (JOSS. .Inn 29 49 tf READY-MADE CLOTIIING. A Go?d supply on hand. OVERCOATS ( selling CHEAPER than EVER. Call aoon, if you want n bat gain. Jan 29 49Jf BENNETT A GOBS. Valuable Real and Personal Estate FOR SALE. .jfccfcrL Tlic Sulwcriber atill oflen for SALE J hie HOUSE and IjOT of 8 acres of 11111 il?| 'a"d, one other House and Lot whereJhsbA on 11. S. A. IVtole formerly lived, with a number of unimproved Lot*, with four tracts of l-nnd. all pretty good farming landa. The subscriber will sell any part or all of tho above named property at pri ate solo for Caeh, for two-thirds of the value, and il not disposed of by Sales day in March next, he will a?ll at public sale to the highest bidder all the abovo named property, with a quantity of pcrsotnl property, consisting of Negroes, Horses, Household and Kitchen Furniture. Any person wishing to purchase would do well to Come and examine the property nnd buy bargains, ns I must nnd will sell it 1 can find purchasers. Terms tnnde known whenever there is any chance to sell. R. C. POOLE. . Z9" A' ;io Spartanburg Express insert throe ' time*. .T;in 29 49 4t DR. W.F. PRATT & CO. AT THE SIGN OK TIIK BIG MORTAR, Nowtoorry, 8. O., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,! Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Spts. Turpentine, Cam- I phino, limning Klui<l. .Window Glass, G I..ss ware, Shop Furniture, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Fancy Goods, French, German and American Perfumery, Artists' Material*, (fur Portrait Painters,) Fine Wines, Liquors, Segurs and Tobacco, Spices, Painters' Articles, Brushes ol all kind*, Garden and Field Seeds, nnd every othei article usually found in the larg?-st Wholesale Establishments. AH of which they offt r for sale at lower rates tltau any other Drug House in South Carolina, Physicians, Planters and Merchants are invited to examine our Stock and prices. Every article warranted to give satisfaction, and special oarc paid to the packing of goods. Orders addressed at above will meet with prompt attention. DR. F. W. PRATT, R. 11. LAND. Jan. S9 ;19 4t MWzmrmP&vmmh TfTnivr AT.-Fl SPARTAN lit KG DISTRICT, S. C FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION. RKV. T. CURTIS. i> I>. Prin.-ioii >..d t.. ' alructor in Mental and Moral Science, History, and , En glisli Literature. REV. W. CURTIS, Principal and Instructor In ; N.tural Science and Classics. MRS. K. A. CUK1*., Superintendent of 1 twin est ic and Social Duties. PROFESSOR L. G HLAISDELL, Instructor in Manic, Vocal and InMrumoniiil. MRS. A. HLAISDELL, Instructress in French, Italian and History. MISS. M. HUSH, Instruct raw in Mathematics. MISS. L. C. TKNNEY, Iuslractruss in Kugli?h Branches. MISS CATHARINE CRITTER DON AND MISS A. liLATCIILEV, Inntruoirew in Geography nnd History. ... PROF. N. G. SHEPHERD, Instructor in I Drawing and Painting. MISSO. BURKE, Instructress in Vocal and Instrumental Music nnd German. MISS F. DOUGLASS, Instructress in Vocal nnd Instrumental Music. MESSRS. CURTIS would renew their respectfal acknowledgments or the kind sup|>ort of the public, during lliu Inst eleven years. Upwards of GOO young Indies filling honorable stations in the ncigborhood, arc the best nnd fa-rest advertisement ro which they can call the attention of parents and guardians. By them and their friends the location and climnto of the SCHOOL are well known; its unequalled retirement nnd accommodations, and its health so remarkable, that no cases of serious lickncsa have ever occurred there. They purcliassd and have added to this property, chiefly with a view to its retirement, congenial alike, as they find to the best hab:ts of attention to scholastic duties, nnd to the sensi'ivc modesty of the female character, as thej desire to for n it. In every department the best Assistants arc sought for; the Principals have Buffered no inconvenience of occasional changes, or increased expenditure to obstruct them in the pursuit of this object, aspiring us tliey can repeat, they do, to leaving the School rich in influence, literary nnd moral, ralher th in to enrich thomsulvcs, or accomplish any personal or sectarian object. One of the Principals will be fonnd at the Mills House, Charleston, on Saturday, 14th February,' leaving (or Columbia on Monday IGtli, and at the Assembly House, Columbia, on Monday lGth, to leave for Yorkville, on Tuesday 17lh. Terms: PER TERM OF HALF A YEAR, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Instruction ? English Departments, $'25 00 Hoard, including washing, fuel and lights,. .50 00 i *The above includes a complete course of En- I glish Education ((or $75 the Term,) which nil the pupil* are expected to luko. The following are optional an.l may |*c taken or not (in whole or in part, as may seem desirable.) Music?Piano or Harp, including Vocal Musio $25 00 Music?Guitar, 20 00 Use of Piano, 2 5(1 Hurp, 5 00 J French, 20 00 Drawing and Puintiug, 20 0(U Primary Deputmcnt, $15 00 j No charges beside the above will be made in ; connection with tt c Sol ool, except for Hooks nnd Stationery actually used. As no vacation is given after Commencement, 1 aiid it is especially desirable that each Pupil be present nt every recitation of her Class, to cnablo her to sustain her standing in it, no deduction will bo made for any absence nt that time, or at any other, exoppt on account of sickness; and no Young , Lady absent from her class at itny time for a fort- | night can re-enter it without n ro-exntnination. ; Jan 20 29 4t SCO RBlWARa?r!' MY NEGRO HOY SQUARE, left home for . . his wife's house on John Poole's plantation, onTvger River 14 miles west of Spartanburg, on i the 25tli December Inst, ksnd lin* not returned. SQUARE is about 22 years old, 5 feet 8 or It) i inches high, weighs about 155 lbs, lie had on when t he left a black bat and mixed clothing. 1 will pay thc above reward for bis delivery in Spartauburg (all, or the nearest jail he may be caught. j T will also pay $50, upon tha conviction of any person or persons found guilty of harboring said boy, dnring his travels upon Tyger. Jan 22 18 if HENRY ROLLINS. 9 I CIRRUCE TRIMMING. AXLKS, SPRINGS. anJ HUBS. For sale by BENNETT & GOSS. J aii 29 49 tf COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, AFsw Bottles or Dr. Curtis' CHERRY' SYRUP, and INHALING VAPOUR. Never known to Tail in affecting n ourc. The demand for it rapidly increasing. Also, Ayre's Cherry Pectoral, and Rogers' Liverwort and Tar. _ dan 29 .9 BKN N KIT & GOSS. TIIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Sl'AKTAKUURO DISTRICT. In the Common riea?. R. Sc G. \V. MARTIN, ) vs. > Attachment. SPENCER ROEBUCK. ) ROBO& EDWARDS, naintifTa Attorney. WHEREAS Git.- Plaintiff did on the eighteenth day of Mnreh, tile hi* declaration against tho defendent, who (as it is said) is absent from and with out the limit* ol this Stats, and line neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said declaration might bo served: It i* therefore ordered, that the said defendant do appear aud plead to the said declaration, on or before the nineteenth day of March, which will he in the year of our I.*?rd one thousand eight hundred and liftyseven, otherwise rinnl and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded against him. J. B. TOLLESON, c. c. c. r. ! March 18, 1856 <lq THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. In the Court of Common I'lea*. JOHN S. GENTRY, AdmO : JAMES DaHAY & Attachment. 1 JOSKI'll BUTLER. .1 WHEREAS the Plaintiff* did on the 10th di<> . of November, tile their declaration against t ' defendants, who (as it is sr.id) are absent from an 1 | without the limit* of this Slate, and have neithei wife n<>r attorney known within the aamo npot ! whom a copy of the said declaration might he served: It is therrloro ordered that the said defendants | do appear ntid plead to the said declaration on or l> fore tho 10th day of November next, which will in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifly-aeven, otherwise final and absolute i judgment will then he given and awarded against ' them. J. IV TOLLKSON, Clerk. ! Nov 22 40 4o THE STATE <?F SOUTH CAROLINA. SrAUTANnrua District. In the Court of Comntou Pleas. JAMES LAURENCE, ) v. I a I . a. r .-lllttCllUll'm. SOL.1JISIIOP. ) liOllOA EDWARDS, I'ln'mUfFs Attorney. WHEREAS tin- plaintiffs c]i<l on the 2Gth day of Maroh, file their declaration against the defendant, who (:? it is said,) is absent from and without the limits of this State, nn<i has neither wile nor attorney known within the same u|?>n whom n copy of the said declaration might be served: It is therefore ordered that the said defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration oil or before the 2?th day of March next, which will be in the- year of our Isad one thousand eight hun- I dred nnd fifty-seven, otherwise finul and absolute ; {'ndgmcnt will then be given and awarded sirninit lirn. J. it. TOLLKSON, Clerk. March 27 J -lq SWAN & CQ.'S LOTTERIES i f CAPITAL PRIZE it *r .10,000!!! j?g The following Scheme will he drawn by S. SWAN' tt CD., Managers of the I-'ort (Jains Acadbmv Lottery,of Georgia, and the Southern Mii.itary Academy Lottkrv,of Alabama, in each of the Lotteries for February, 1S57. Class O, To bo drawn in the City of Mobile, Alabama, in , public, on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1857. Class 2<L, To bo drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on THURSDAY, February li>, 1857. Class 25. To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on SATURDAY, February 28, 1857 on, the plan of Single Nnmbera. 8-2QO Prizes! MOKE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS30.000 TICKETS. Magnificent Scheme. i r>~:? * i i raw Ol 93U,IIVU 18 $50,000 1 " 20,000 is 20.0(H) 1 " 10.000 18 10,000 1 44 9,000 is 9.000 1 " 8,000 is 8,000 1 44 7,000 is 7.000 1 " 0.000 is 6.000 1 41 5,000 is 5,000 1 44 4,000 is 4,000 1 44 3,000 is 3,000 1 14 2,i>00 is 2,000 1 44 1 ,000 is 1,000 | 100 Prizes of 100 arc 10,000 j 100 44 50 nro 5,000 APPIIOXIMATION PR1Z159. 4 P.'sof ?250 App'r lu ?30,000 1'. arc $1,000 4 44 200 44 20,000 44 8U0 4 44 100 44 10,000 44 400 4 44 80 44 9,(MX) 44 320 ! 4 44 65 44 8,000 44 260 4 44 60 44 7,000 44 240 i 4 44 55 44 6,000 44 220 I 4 44 50 44 5,000 44 200 4 44 45 44 4.000 44 180 ! 4 41 40 44 3,000 44 160 4 44 30 41 2,000 44 120 ! 4 44 25 44 1,000 44 100 3,000 44 20 re 60,000, 3,260 Prizes amoontiug to $204,000 Whole Tickets, $10; Halves $5; Quarters $24. PLAN OF TI1E LOTTERY. The numbers from 1 to 30,00 ', corresponding with those N umbers on the Tickets printed on separ tie slips of paper, are encircled v. ith small tin tubes ' and placed in one Wheel. The first 212 Prizes, similarly printed and eneir- j cled, arc placed ill unother wheel. The wheels are then resolved, and a number is drawn from lite wheel of Numbt-rs, and ut the saino { time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. Tho Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibitcd to tho audience, and registered by the Commissioners; tlu? Prize being placed against the Numl? 1 Tl - - ? " * u*r urnv?ii. ins operation is repealed until nil the Prize* nre brawn out. Approximation Prize*.?The two preceding ami , ( the two succeeding Numbers to thoae drawing; the . first 12 Piize* will be entitled to the 48 A pproxiimation Prize*, according to the scheme. The 3,000 Prize* of $20 will be determined ny i ( the lust figuro of the Number that draws the $.'>0,- ( 000 Prize. For example, if the Number drawing | the $50,(H'0 Prize end* with No. 1, then all the Ticket* where the number end* in I will be entitled ( l<? $20. If the Number end* with No. 2, then all the Ticket* where the number end* in 2 will be entitled to $20, and *o on to 0. Certificates bf Package* will be sold at the following rates, which is the risk : Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Ticket*, $80 10 Half 44 40 I 44 44 1 0 (Quarter 44 20 i.n ORDER ing tickets or certificates. lCuolose the money to onr ad drew for the Tickets " rdered, on reoeipt <>f which they will be forwarded ty first mail. Purchaser* can have ticket* ending n any figure they may designate. The Tdst of Drawn Numbers and prise* will be j 1 ?eut to purchaser* immediately after the drawing. Purchaser* will please write their signatures ' " lain, and give lb' ir Pout Office, County and Stale. ' Remember that every Prize indrawn and payable j ' n full without deduction. All Prize* of $1,000 and under, paid immediately j >fter the drawing?other prizes at the usual timcof thirty day*. All communication* strictly confidential. Pr.ze Tickets cashed or renewed in other Ticket* j ! It either office. Address order* for Titket* or Certificates either to ! 8. SWAN & CO., Atlanta. On., or S. SWAN, /V?nfyvmoy, Ala. dan.82 ..48 If j ' r 1 HEADQUARTERS m)nrn vn voktutk nv (Tniomvii.uk, JiDBary 6, 1837. AN ELECTION is lMrebyordtti-i (brCOI/)NBL to common-! the 16th I; gimvnt of S. (!. M.,on SaturJay, thv Tilt dcy of .March next, to fill the vacancy oecasioiKd liy the resignation o! Col. d. M. SNODDY Lieut. Col. Mel fowell and Maj. y\. .T. Foster nro charged with the extension of this order. l'?y order of STATES 11. 01ST, Brig. Gen.. i-tlx Brig. S. C. M. W. II. Trimuier, Hrlg. Major. Dee 13 47 t THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING this <lay associated with them, in the WIIOLESALU DRY GOODS BUSINESS, Mr. JOHN G EORGM, the sr. me will hereafter be carried en under the firm of NAYI.ER. SMITH, & Co. W'M VAYLEH, rilOS. p. SMITH. Chvni.mton, Jam. 1, W3*. A CARD. School to comncnce 1 / f Mi-nday in February. fTMIB subecrilnr havirg toeulcd nt JOHN II. JL W A LEER'S, (2 i i 'w ?wt of ILobbyeville,) for the purpose of TEACHING, hopes, by selfcultivation and application to l?n profession, to merit patronage from those who wish to go or semi t?> school. Trrtn.% of Tuition: From ten to twenty dollars for the term of ten months. Hoard in the neighborhood on reasonable terms. Jan. 1 40 -It F. N\ WALKER. NYar Ilobbysville, B. C. St John's School for Boys, SPARTA N BIT KG G. 1 , aO. CA. Wild.IA M IRWIN, > p , Rev. T. S. ARTHUR, \ 1 M *,rTOni r 1 ^Illv next Annual 8e?* >n f this Institution will JL commence on the UJ M nday? the 12th day? of January next. < WM. R. LKARY, ) . p WM. IRWIN, ) At 'curt Pa.NCirALs William B. Lkarv,. .. .Classical Department. William Irwin, Ancient History and Geography. ii. A. Palmer,. .. .English, Mathematics, an4 French. Rates per Terra of 5 Months, For Tuition mill Ihxin), including \V?. l.-.. * i ? . <1 UFII1UK, lull J lid l.iglil*, payable always in advance, $125.00 Day Scholars, CDsxirnl d< ?rtui--nt. 23.00 Senior Kuglisli, including Mat hen. itios and Freneli, 23.00 Junior, ... 13.00 For further infor?natie >, ndfro^, WM. mwix. Poo 2.3 11 tf or, W 11 LKARY. PKIVA TK \RUING7 " ITMVEor *lx*gentlcm e n be necomnmdtcrt with I'. lAUDIMJ, on application to fan. 1 45 tf .1. ?i. HARRIS. DISSOLUTION. rJ^llK firm of .IAS. A. K* AVLER & CO. lias 1 bcrii tliir d iv disjnlvod by mutual consent. I All persons indebted to us arc earnestly requester! to make immediate payment, as our business must be settled forthwith. .1 VS. A. FOWLER, 1 Jan. 1 45 tf J. \V. KERR. I Holloway's Ointmont. UOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT,thegrand Ex. ternal Remedy Rubbed on the sUiu it wilt . penetrate the pores, thus r-. < * the seat of the most dangerous inward eoi itherto impreg- ' nable. For sale nt FIMIEK A 1!EINITSII'S t Jan. 1 45 tf Prog Store. t Curo your C> ...hs and Colds. I^MSIIER A IIK1N l'sll bnve io\v in store n " . large assortment oi <'oui!i Me ines?amongst r which may be cminiei Ritc-d- Nape, Pecbirnl r Gum Drops, Aycr's t oerry 1'eetorol Wistnr's Hal- c am Wild Cherry, I >r. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar, New England Cough Syrup, Cod I.irer Oil, Ext. Liquorice, Are. ike. For sale nt ^ Jan. i 45 tf FISHER A HEINITSIl'S b Drug Store. t l^tarjtjfsourii carolina. 1 ? Spartanisitrg District. IN' THE CO CRT OF ORDINARY. \nn R P.vns, applicant, vs. John Glenn, ut ?1 I )efend.ints. Summons in Partition. e \ ir HEREAS it lias appeared in evidence to c v v the satisfaction n! tin. Court that Garland A. w Glenn. Beverly R. Glenn Opiney McClain, Willimn Parks. July Ann Gaueli, William Gnnch, Matthew Johnson, and Amanda Johnson, defen- n ilanis in the above case, reside from and without I the limit, of thi R therefore ordered and h decreed that they he and appear nt the Court of c Ordinary, for Spartanburg District, to beheld nt Spartanburg Court House, on tho 17th day of ? April next, to show cause if any exist, why tlie 'I real estate of I yra < ilenn, lee n., consisting of one (j, tract of land, lying on the wnlers of Tyger river, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more ??r less, bounded by lands of A. Wingo, Adam Moltl- 4'' rath and others, should not be sold, and the pro- h seeds ot naul *ulc disrated of according to law, or t l?<-ir Ooiifuiiit i" il>? * -? ' ... . .vihveiuiii; nm iniHvii fiorvayrno, Given under my hand and weal of Ofiioe, ltith Ian 18;?7. K. BOWPKX, o. s i?. ? .l.inuary 02 48 I2t * THE STATE OF 80UTH CAROLINA. J] In the Common Picas. The l*re?ident and Director* of the Bank of Shite of South Carolina, Kudortete, r*. K. C l.eilner, llndorter. nl Declaration by Attachment. 117 IIKUBAH the Plaintiffdid, on the 13th Hay ? ? v o( i teccmber, file hi? Declaration against the pi Defendant, who (a* it is en d) is absent fr<<m and _ without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a 3 ;o[ y of the said declaration might be served: tl It is therefore ordered that the ssid defendant ? tppenr and plead to tho said declaration. on or r, set'oro the 14th day of December, which will he n tho year of our Lord one thoomnd eight hunired and fifty-seven, otherwise tiitd and absolute ti udgmcnt will then be given and mvarded against liim. J. B. TOLLESON, Clerk I>oc 13 43 4*1 \ OLaiLKfTtS, FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. i dr. cloptotjmnfirmaryr it \i: 1AMBB CLOPTON, who hna vV.t- 1 ll^S -utb Carol, nn (or imtll year*. pmcticing bit professon. Iiaa iio.v permanently established hiiueetl in 1IUNTSVII.LK. ALABAMA, where he In prepared to treat successfully the following diseases: A?tb?na, Disenaes of the Throat, Inflammation and Enlargement o( the Tons:!*, Ulandultir Swelling* about the Nook nnd Throat, Scrofula, Scald-Head, Tumors that trcouently come on the eyelid*?and ^Jnll other diseni.es of the Skin. Testimonial* of the highest character from yonr state will be forwarded to any thnt may wish them. I'crsonn writing will enclose n 3 cent stamp to pay p. stage on rclittn letter. Medicines for warded by mail, in such cases its can be treated at home. i _JX^. Sh. iv I Saponaceous Compounds. Ml gross old windsor SOAI\ the best li in tttt, lor 10 cent* n bar only. .1,1.1 r. Tt ILI.KSON'^ WIN GO. I WANTED iiaa bushels dried pkacurs. h m f tolleson a winoo. I i Ladies' Collars. lwtow Opening, 500 ladies* collars Lw from 25 o< nt* to $5."0. I'rctty style*. Oet 30 3f? tf TOLI.KSON & WINOO. I J. E. STENHOUSE, hdkalkk in hardware, cutlery fibnnfp'^g OPPOSITE BRICK RANGE, Spartant?ur? C. II. S. C. July 24 _ 22 1^ WRIGHT & ORE, ATTORNEYS A 2 LAW, SPARTANBURG, C. H. OrncE in Maj. Hogg's Brick Building, nest iloor to Hobo & Ivlwurd. law office, up staire. .1. 1). WmaiiT ftpurtnnburg C. II. J a*. L. Orh Auderuun C. 11. Jau 3 1830 45 If CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cure of (OUGIIS, ( OLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONriims.u hooping-cough, CROUP, ASTJIMA, AND CONSUMPTION. Many years of trial, instead of impaii'<ng tbe [Miblic confidence in this medicine, Int. won f<>r it an ipprcciution nad notoriety by far ?Receding tbe m?wt sanguine expectations of its friend*. Nothing ml its intrinsic virtues and the unmislakcable bencU eouferrgd on thousands of sufferers, oould origin ite and maintain the reputation it enjoy*. Wliile r.any inferior remedies,thrust upon the community, lave failed and boon discarded, this lias gained runds by every trial, conferred benefit* on the ifflieted they can never forget, and produced core* oo numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten While it is fraud on the pub'.io to pretend tha iny cno medicine will infallibly eure?still there is ihund-tnt proof that the Cherry Pectoral does lot only, as a general thing, but almost invariably ure the tnaladits for which it is employed. As time makes these facts wider and better mown, this medicine Ins gradually become the >est reliance of tin afflicted, from the log eabin of J he American Peasant, to the palace of Kuropean j tings. Throughout this entire country, in every I State, city, and indeed almost every hamlet it con- ' ains, Cherry Pectoral is known as the best cmcdy extant for diseases of tike Throat and Lungs; l nd in many foreign countries it is coming to be j Etcnsively used by tlicir most intelligent Pliysi ians. la Great Britain, France, and Germany, rlicre tiic medical sciencesliave reached their highst perfection, Cherry Pectoral is introduced nd in constant use in tlie Armies, Ilov-uLils, Aim.* louses, Publio Institutions, and in domestic prac it, it* iiio surest remedy their attending Pltysi- ] ians can employ for tiic more dangerous affections f the lungs. Also in milder caeca, and for chit ren, it is safe, pleasant and effectual to cure. In | ict, some of tlie most Mattering testimonials we retire lutve been from parents who have found it fficiicious in eases particularly incidental to child ond. The Cherry Pectoral is mnnufactnred by a ractieal Chmtlst, and every ounce of it under his | *n eye, with invariable accuracy nnd care It \-i!?l and |<fot?-ctcil by law from counterfeits, con- ' ?quent!y c.m Ik.- relied 011 as geun.no without ad ul'ration. We Itavo endeavored here to furnish tbe comninity with n medicine of such intrinsic superiority ltd worth as should cotnint-ud itself to their contiencc?a remedy at once safe, speedy and effectual, hie It this has by repeated and countless trot's roved itselt to be; an I tru?l by gloat e:iro in prearing it with chemical accuracy, of un form irength, tontVord Physicians a new agent on which ley can rely for the best results, and the afflicted rilh n remedy that will do for them all that medic ne ?n do. Prepared and s??hl by .1 AM ES C. A YER, Praocat and Analytical Chemist, I<owrll, Mass. FISHER & T! El XITSH, Spartanburg, .JOHN L YOUN'O, I'nionville, and by all lerchants and [>ruggiats everywhere. IIA VILA NI > Aj HARRAL, Charleston, WtlOLRHALK AOKNTS. dan. 8 Id -tin ' I p* BARGAINS! BAR6AINS! CUnriitg out mir De&AINE0, FKO.lt ^ ^ 12 1-2 to 25 Hi*yet yd ENGLISH MERINOS, at 37 to 50 cents!! GOOD BLANKETS, t 50 cents to 2.00 dollars. LADIES' CLDAKTAND SHAWLS, aw 008V* |:i ALSO MANY OTIIER GOODS AT COST. CALL EARLY ANDGET BARGAINS FOR CASH ONLY. T 0 L L E S 0 N & W I N G 0. Jan 1 45 tf BREASTPIN FOFNDT ) I T^OUNI) in p,sisew.i<>n of a negro, n dny or two I X ago, n Urge Cameo Itronatpin. which the j owner win sve by proving properly mid paying ' or tins advertisement. Jan 1 45 (f CEDAR SPRfNGACADEM V. HIS School, for male* and fetnalea, will re* eoinmeiice op the 4th M?)ND-VY (the 26th djy) of Janunry inat., nnder the care of C. II. WHITE and Sirs. K. !'. V. 11 WIUTE. Hj!?? of Tuition, per Term of 10 montha, from $10 to $20, Including Jjitm. Music lemon* on Mrldomi $25 per scholar. Hoarding, from $7 to j8p?r month For further information nddrca* c. if. wurrre Jan I 45 5m CcOAaSmiNO AarLro. xiuo Horses C* AN be kept so otilv by enrc nnd alt ntlon. If ' they have distrmj?er, hide bound, drowsiness ^ ' loss of appetite, inward cprniim, yellow water, or fatigue Irjm hard exorcise or work,inflammation or I ill* fjroi, debility, wwatng ?>( fliuli, uw IllilN1TSIPS O HUMAN HORSK POWDER?it will be lound highly beneficial. For sale by K1SIIKR & HKINITSir, T>rugg??t?. Jan. 1 <5 ' If SUPERIOR PIANOS. ! Tin 1'nderaigncd, Pmleasor of Music, etc., at 1 the Spartanburg Female College, respectfully in* ' forma the Public, that he U the agent of EIGIITE, NKWTOwN", ItP.ADJtlTUV'S PIANOS, 1 which rank now among the very l*-?t. Warrant* ctl, and furnished at the lactory price. Some SjKcimeua cnu be ?ern at the FemateCd- 1 l.?*e. E. .M. KDWAUOV. Sept. 25 5' I L. 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When sent by mail, tho Pontage to nny 1 part of the United States will be but twenty-four cents a year for "Blackwood," and but fourteen J I cents n year for eaeli of the Review*. I N. II.?-The price in (Jreat Britain of the live ( Periodical* above named i* about $31 personam. ' TJHB JFJUMOIB'S mws ; TO SCIENTIFIC ANI? PRACTIC A I. AURICULTUaK. By Henry Stephen*, F. R. S . of Kd nbar^h, nu.l |j tho late .1 P. Norton, Trottssor of Hcionlitia Agriculture in Yale Col'ege, New Haven. 2 1 vols. Royal Octavo. 1000 page*, and iiuuici"u.s Wood and Steel Kngraving*. This is, ooafesaedly, the m *.t complete work on " Agriculture ever published. and in order to give it n wider circulation the publisher* Rive resolved to reduce the price to five dollars for the two volumes;! When sent by mail ip ?t-pnidt to California nn?l Orew '.he price will b* $7. '? > ev? ry other part r of tho Union and to Canada (-postage jmul) S,:- ' IV' This work is not the nil "Book of tho Farm." | Ri-mit'.nnoes for any of the above publication- I should always be addressed. p>?t paid, to the pub- j Utters. RRONARH sCOTr .V Co. j , No. .M ( iold Street, New Yolk. j J January 15 47 4t ~STA TK (> / ' NOI 77/ <IR01. /.V.l. 8 Sl'ARTANDL'llft DlSTKlCT. ' ?| IN TIIK COUIYT OF ORDINARY. Citation to have estate settled. A. C. Botnar, Admr, Appt vs. \V. P. Chapman, and others, defendants. IT having been shown to my antisfiieti >n that \V, a P. Chapman, O. <?. Chapman. M. N. Chi.p J man and Virgil R. .1. Chapman, lien sand dintribb* ! ? tecs at law of the estate of M. K. Chapman, dee'd., I n reside from and without the limits of this Slate: It is therefore hereby ordered, ihnt they and each of them be and appear nt tho Court of Ordinary, for | aid district, to be held at Spartanburg i ourt House c:n the 20th day of February next, fo show cause j if any, w hy the estate of the said H. U. Chapman, dee'd , should not be nettled, and the ndminirtrntors discharged 1mm turther liability, or thsir consent to the same will be entered of record. 1 Given tinder my hand and seal of office, this 1st day of December. 183t?, 11. BOYVDKN, t< "ihee A at in. _ ,.i o. a. o. ( Pure Diamond Starch. RECEIVED a new lot of tins very superior i STARCH, which for whiteness ami beauty of polish ia not equalled by any Starch m.i.lc. Put up in whole and half boxes And by the ? ugle poiutd. For sale at the Chenveal Store of .lan 1 Vo if KISHKR HKIN1TSH. " AJti S'.2AS?B WUBriofflWi "IR.tpS J?y goods, pLOTHiircL .|B^ti *1?^CAPS/ &C; Im BI.OOJ1BKHC A BBO. TAKE PLEASURE in interning Ibeiefricnd* mid cimO' ni<TB, and ths people oi HpnrflnirgT Diftrict at large, that looking to tha tutarc, and seeing the ooming luwteity f >r good, comfort ?Uw and stylish o , , , 'i, t, CLOTHING, Tin y are now Receiving nod Opening tltr largest Stools, ofr 3?alX AND WINTER GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS PLACE. Carefully selected in tit* Philadelphia and New York markets by one of the firm, and at auoh ad-g^ > * " . vantage na to enable them tr> Bell very Chenp. IFOR CASH, ' The aiock consists in part of Silk and worsted fai'tiva' DRESS GOODS. Ginghams, t alicoes, a heavy Stock of DOMESTICS. Iodies' Mantillas, and Gkxik* of SILK VELVET, Silk and Cloth.in tlie latest Fro not i Tatter ua, Straw, Silk and Silk Velvet Fronoli Bonnots?? the most fashionable and lieanlifnl stylet. EMBROIDERIES, Fancy Work-Baskets, G>IWb, Sleevea, Jlandker chiefs, Flouncing-, and a large assortment of utftJHV o oods, which are n*onlly kept in %- . * A DRY GOODS STORE. \Yc arc very thankful to our friend# for the gen-, crous eustura already given us, and nil we now aak i??call on us when you are in town neat week, and ?vc will do you good in return. Oct. 23 3,'. tf h. r.l/)OM It ERG & BRO. _ ARRIVAL OF THE New Goods! New Goods! T.1IE SUBSCRIBER having jnat returned from New York, where lie baa spared no [wins in the selection of hit Ftall and Winter in now opening the largest nnd best STOCK h<$ has ever before offer ad in this market, to which h? invites the attention ol all who raayt desire to oar iH-kevittff Mini lie will be nblc to cite SATISFACTION both in PRICK and STYLE to all who may favor htm willi a call. Tlie L.\ 1M liS are pai tioularly invited U> call aityl exnmiue hie Stock of MM BMS1, ivMeli i? largo and coniplete (or this market, con fling of SILKS, French nr-d English MERINOS, Alpnccas, Cashmeres, Ilel-ainp, Plaids of various kinds. and CALICOES of the best style and quality. I lis Stock of Cloths, Casiniores, and Tweeds, ' very good. Resides, he has many oilier tlyng% accessary to make u|> a Fancy Stools., Tfc has also a FINE STOCK ofSIIOK8, HATS AND CAPS, [IARDW A RE.CrTLERY and Guns,CROCKER V nnd < ' LASSWARK. all of which shall b? mid on the m *t reasonable 'iVrmx. Our GOODS arc always ready foe INSPECTION, utd will oc shown with pleasure to nil who may wll, bnt no GOOI>8 are to be SENT OUT OF HIE sn?RE WITHOUT S A EE, neither can re GIVE SAMPLES. We risk our lives, our noncy, and. credit, our judgment, and many oilier, hings, and think our customers might r'wk their udgmcnt on the color of a few yards of calico. He returns thanks to his customers for the libual palronc?e heretofore given him. A. II. K1RBY. No. 2 ljrick Range. Oct S3 35 tf Spartanburg C. II. A. Now and Elegant Preparation. FOR chapped hands, face and lips, chilblains, and rough skin, is the "BALM OF A TIIOU5 AN D FLOW ERS." It renders the skin smooth nd soft .tUo. . nun, nnoivf Mid maintains it#. inlural moisture. These qualities establish its ratio iu? ft cure tor chilblains, painful swellings of th? isr.d, chapped lips and hands, rough ski#. U viNt eniove tan, freckles, sunburn, on<l imparts a frrxilility and softinc-i to the skin,as was by nature in-, ended to be. For sale bv FISHER & IIElNlTSIIk Jan. 1 45 tf Flinrmaeentists. W*. A. Ilrrciir.u)R'a Uair Dvr?Qr?y, Rod r Rusty IIair Dyed instantly to u beautiful and uitural brown or Clack, without the least injury to iair or skin. Wm. A. Batchelor's Hair-Dye produce a coloj iot to be distinguished ft-;m nature, and is warrsnld not to ininre iu the leant, however long it may ic continued. For sale at .T in 1 45 tl K1STIER A* TlieiKlTBjrS Drue Store. ACCOMMODATION STABLES^ {Vfi^xTr Court House, rft\ I"VT Accornmi.Jnte h*? frieud* anil the publio . the undcn>tirnc<l lias supplied himself with 'arringes. Hacks, Reggies, (nith and without, rope,) and Horses, which he is ready to let out by he day, or tor longer time. Ho has also a Two-llorse Wagon to hire, and rill make engagement* (or hauhug wood in huge r *:nnli quantities. Apply et the Carriage M Aiiur.tr tor v lo Aug 21 26 ly .1 A .VIES A. FOWLER. CLOTHING! CLOTIIINC! ^Iil is largest stock of READY-MA DL CLOJL THING,can he found at Nov G 37 tf TOLLKSON A WIN GO'S. WMTTs RUSSEL, M. D, LT AY1NG retained tbe general practice of [A MEDU IN E, in connect ion with I Hmiistry% erpectfully offers hia services to the sitwens of ip-irtiiuhurg and its vicinity, Ofticp in New Brick Rpnge, No 2. (second tory.) Charch street, opposite 1'slmetto House. March 87 :? tf 3,'b. OWEii, T AILOR, I I AS KKMOV I'D t" Itn. v. t .ms? over I I Mc*?r?. I). I. & !- TWITTY S M,-rex rhere he will b?: very happy to *?x- his old nd tvndy TOSKUVK TflKM CIIKAV FOR CASH. No* i S7 tr_ J. UK. E^FOftD, ATTORN BY* AT LAW; OKflCK AT ftr.&tANBURO, s. c., tXTILL i die M-vt r.il Court* ??f the \\ extern fin-nit. ' Any hnsincf* intrweU^ ) hi*care will ihcot with prompt attention. Dee. 11 4i firm* A. S. DOUGLASS, A TTORA KYA TLA W, spartanburg, c n.. s. c. OFFICE ON CHURCH STREET NEXT DOOR TO THOMSON A' CrOJOifc fib 7 ,< &0 ty