wmmmmsmmmaaam
TtMMo(hcr orGetd L?ck.
44 Js?kmV#afc^ ti> afay there. . I don't (In
anything bttfc'g*. errand*, and bo ut ereryIwtdv'*
beck uir!' call. 1 aui uut learning ?
nyiWBg." . ']
jdphtaitu, a fatherless boy, had gutte into
b ahup, and alter being there a lew tuouth* '
tiii* waH the complaint he mud# nearly; 1
every day tub is mother. One day his uncle .<
John beard hint, > . ...
e.Viui ihu k Vtui uro Jit lowiuuii>A;:>ir! I
[JiV*. 11. C. KnljlJ. j
llow to Finish Rooms.?Bayard Tay- s
lor'sopinion on this subject is thus expressed ?
in the independent: i
<4For the finishing of the moms there is |
nothing e<|ual to the native wood, simply ;
oiled to develop the Leauty of the grain, t
Kvrn the coinniotiest pine, treated in this t
way, has a warmth and lustre, beside which .
the dreary white paint, so common even
in the hist houses, looks dull and dead. |
Nothing gives a house euuh a cold, ui.e in- ,
ibrtabieuir as white paint and white plaster.
This color is lit only tor the tropics. Our ,
cheap, ootutnon woods?pine, ash, chesuut, <
oak, maple beech, walnut, butternut?offer j
us a variety of exquisite tints and fibrous j
patterns, winch until recently, have beou i
wlioHy disregarded in building. Kvci in ;
furniture we are ju6t beginning to discover; ,
ho.v much more chaste and elegant are oak 1 t
and walnut than mahogany. 'Aho beauty
of a room is as dependent en the harmony >.
of its coloring as that of a picture. Some u
of the ugliest an l mast disagreeable apart- j
morns i have ever seen were just those r
which contained the most expensive fur |
niture and decorations. s
"My experience shows that a room fin- t
ished with tire beat seasoned oak or walnut j
cos-ts actually less thnu one finished with
pine, painted and grained in imitation oi
those woods Tau verandahs of yellow 1
pi lie, treated to two coats of boiled oil, have n
h richness and beauty of color beyond the
reach of pigments; and my only regret
connected with the house is, that 1 was 1
perwtladed by representations of mechanics,
to use any paint at all." '
if 'g a poor heart in which Hope cannot v
find something to feed on.
" What kind of a roosu r is that, Sambo?''
" 31 ass a say he cotch in China." t
One hundred yards of silk-worm's thread "
dues not weigh a grain. ''
Fidelity, good humor and complacency
of temper, outlive all the-charms of a line ^
J ace, and make its decay invisible.
Men are often deserted in adversity.
When the sun sets, our very shudows refuse
to follow us.
"What is whiskey bringing?" inqaircd
a dealer. "Bringing won en and children
to want," was the appropriate auswor.
Woman's Mission.?'Jo keep the fire- wi
side while man goes out ami collects mate- fu
rials to make the pot boil. gc
Homebody remarked, the othjtf day, that
if u I'rinco of J'eacc, instead of nu; J'rince ki
oi Wales, were visiting litis country, his sh
reception would not be so enthusiastic. no
-- - ^ ^ ? VJl %
V higher thou '( ' liu kuii to the boy. *
W ' 't yes, air," uuswored Kphraiiu. "J dou'.t 1
J want.to be doing errands all llio time." <
K '? But doing errands well s tbo only real '
f step to promotion in Mr. Burrow'a ware- 1
I' house. When yon have mrneil promotion 1
I },v ? that branch of his business you '
[ there, and not tyi then.*' 1
V-M i'reuy small ousfvean,"' muttered^ the
KF**"*vhv with a discontented fucker on his lore- 1
head. " I doti't care how 1 do it." 1
?i X am sorfy to hear yon say so," said 1
. TJnoic uolin, tor he only that is faithful '
in littlo things" ertK he expected to bo faith- *
t. * lul in greater things. If ypu do not your 1
present work well, Mr. Barrow will have '
k no* reason to suppose you' will do anything '
M-e .-tier. tS??ys must earn promotion lo
have it 1 will toll you a story."
.LpiJ'niui uked L nolo John's stories, '
f, though he sometimes wanted to quarrel with
their moral.
However, he looked up, as much as to
ssv Pl^aso go on, sir;" and I'nolo John
went on.
.k young man once weut into business
. with pretty fair'prospect. The tirui. however,
did not go on well. It failed, I think.
G. then returned home with bare pockets,
*u uuect oY employment. lie met his old
SaSbath-school teacher in the street, stated
hisea.se, and asked if he knew ol'auy opening.
' Not just now,'answered the gcntlomaii;
"but H you don t want to'be idle, aud
* are willing to work, I should like your services
in ou:* Huiij^houso ; the pay won't be
milch, but Von can be very useful."
"A soup-house," cried Epliraiin, "after :
veins in a iarm i I nope he didn't stoop
so."
A sonp-housc, a? some of you know, is a 1
great kitchen where -oup is ma le #und
. florvoJ out to the pooruuring winter, when 1
'food is dear and wo k is scarce.
0 "Let us see how (J. viewed the matter," ^
snid Uncle John. "'Yes, sir, I'll go,' was
his answer, for 0. was a good young man.
and thought no situation beneath hiui where
he could minister to the omfort of others.
W<? went into the soujehouso, dealt out the
tickets, and the soup too, tor aught I know, :
kept ttie books, and, in a word, managed '
the business the best be could. \Y heu the
gentlemen who were interested in the souphouse
met to see what good it had done. '
they were much surprised with the manner '
in which the accounts woro kept. 'Why,
who have we herd'' they asked. One ol !
them was the keeper of a large hotel. ' 1
nmst have that young man to manage' lie 1
fluid, 'my concerns.' lie found out G. and '
offered him a handsome salary to become
head clerk of hi-, establishment. G. earned '
the promotion, you see. He went; hut ho '
had not been in this hotel many months be- 1
fore one of the boarders, the cashier of a i
bauk, said to the hotel keeper, 'U hat clerk
of yours is a noble fellow; how well he eon- 1
duets your business,' and it was not long ]
before the cashier offered him a better sit- '
uation in the bank, (i went. In the course
of tnuo the cashier resigned, and the diroc- 1
tors said, 'We can't do better than put (J. 1
iir, and so lie was promoted to that office. ]
And lie made as good a cashier as he had
a clerk. This gentleman is not cashier ; (
now, hut he tills one of the most responsible J
posts in the country, and has a character 1
shining with integrity and Christian worth. I '
lie did not despise lowly places, Hphraiui." '
"Uut iiehuil whutl call luck,good luck," 1
exclaimed Kphraiui. 1
"Tut diligence is tlio mother of good
llfck," said Uncle John : ' mind ih.it l.nv "
r * o *
*' f
The Xs* York Trlbuae ? Uw
Hlglit of Sccosslou.
Thoright ofu State to UUaul.ro licr conrrction
with this Government ban lonir
Ikhjh a question of serious consid ration.
ri?? oM Fivter iltsU denied it, but since the
JocUine of. State Sovereignty bis bet u
more thoroughly discussed, t lie right of its
jkorcise is becoming generally cooeeded.
Soiib tn politician* never boldly took up
he cuJgei -Ibr the Uiglits of the States u*
wveroigm, uutii tho jsissage of the fugi- j
:ivu ahive lav#. Then tin y began to do;laitn
against tho tyranny of tho Federal
doVcruincnt, and veil ilato strict cnn>truetiun.
For this reason, wo arc disposed to
regard tlie passage of t o Fugitive slave
i*w as a very fort una to occurrence. ft
itil'a i ?. ?.! 1.1- ? '" 4 1
V?IV\IVJ illlll 1113 Jl.lliy IV H'llUl'IIU}'
id the right direction, nud forced thcui. in
their o^otfs to sustain themselves iji nullifying
that Taw, *t*o assume the strongest
State Rights attitude. To this do we attribute
it tii it the Triftirnr. can write such a
sensible article as the following, vtu Heating
iho right of |>cuccah!e sccessiou. It is an
xtract from i'.s editorial columns ol' the
Jth iu tant:?L'lmliniun.
The telcgruph iiiiorimus that most of the
ootton States arc meditating a withdrawi
fVoiu the Uitioii because of Liu coin's clectiou.
Very well ; they have a right to tiiciiitate,
slid meditation is a profitable employment
of leisure. We have a chronic, iuvincible
di.-b lief in disunion as a remedy
tor either Northern oV S mthcrn grievances;
wc e:niaot perceive any neessury relation
between thu ullodged ?U*jaso and
this ultra heroic remedy; still, we say, il
anybody sees Lib to meditate disunion, let
theiti do so itti molested. That was a base
and hypoeritic row that the House once
raised, >-t Southern dictation, about the
ears of Jobu tduiuoy Adams, because he
presented a petition lor the dissolution ul
the Union. The petitioner had a light to
make the re<|UCSt; it was the members duty
to present it. And now. it the cotton
States consider the Value of tli Union debatable,
we maintain their jierthct right to
discuss it. Nav, we hold, with Jottorsoti,
to the alienable right of communities to
to alter or abolish forms of tjoverniueut
that have become oppressive nr injurious;
nud it the cotton States shall become satislied
that they can do better out of the Union
than in it, we insist on lowing theui go
i:i pcaeo. The right to scccde may be a
revolutionary one, but it ex sis nevertheless;
and we do not seo how one party eati
have a right to do what another party has
x right to prevent. We must ever resist
the asserted right of any Sta e to remain
in the Union, and nullify or doty the laws
thereof; to withdraw lroiu the I uion is
finite another matter. And whenever a
considerable section of our Union shall deliberately
resolve to go out, wo shall resist
nil coercive measures designed to kei i> it in.
We hope never to live in a republic whereat
one section is pinued to the residue by
bayonets.
" But while we thus uphold the practical
liberty, if not the Abstract right of set anion
we must insist tli t the step he taken, it'
aver it shall be, with the deliberation ana
gravity befitting so mouieutous un issue.
Lot ample time be {given for re'.leetion; let
the subject be fully canvas e l before the
people, mid let a popular vote bo taken in
awry ease before secession is decreed.
Let the people be told just why they are
lilted to break up the confederation; let
tlieui have both sides <>f the <|iicsiiwii fully
presented; et tlieu: relleet, deliberate, then
vote; and let the act oi secession he the
Selioofau unmistakable popular fiat. A
jugdiiieiit thus rendered, a demand for separation
so backed, would either he aetjuiiseed
in without the ellusion of blood, or
hose who rush upon carnage to defy ami
lelcat it ?ould place theniscives clearly in
the wroug."
A Centr.innauias's Testimony.?Ralph
Fttriihiim, the Hunker llill veteran, in a
cecut letter published in the Boston papers
>aya:
' '1 hough T am in my 105lh year I am
lot passed all usefulness; I .-pkit tny ow n
iiudliiig wood and huild my <twu lires ; 1
tin the iii>t one up in the morning, and the
irst one in bed at night. I never sleep in
he day time, hut rise at 5 and retire at 7
?and this I continue Summerand Winter.
1 have always been temperate, and lor over
thirty vcais past L have not tasted u drup
id spiiituous lit|Uoiv or evi ti color.
1 was never sick in uiy iil'e so as to re|iiire
the uttendeiiccol a physician. About
wenty live years ago I broke my thigh by
al ngoti the ice, and had a surgeon to set
t, but this is the only time a doctor ever
it tended inc.
I live on plain farmer's diet, drink tea
md coilcc, a.id eat a very light supper,
ic vor eating moat alter dinucr.
1 have no doubt it is owing to these ah- j
teiniuUs and n n! .r li.-ibm *. ' ' ' 1
- ? , miiu kiic a>uiu*
HICC of Uiediciue at all little ailuictlts, that
ny life lias been prolonged. I \oti.il for
jiciicrul Washington for President, uu4
i.ive voted at eveiy Presidential election
ineo, and hope Ui vote at the next ? 1. eion.
This is the duty of every Chriotiay
M >
rcetn a it.
Naomi, the daughter of Mnoch, was f;\?
mild red and sixty years old, when she was
uarried. Courage, ladies!
1'UNf ll'H M KNTAL I'lill.osolMJV. ?What ^
s mind No matter. \\ li.it is mattery
sever mind. What the nature of the soul!'
t is immaterial.
This life's contradiction.* nre many. ?:dt
rater gives us tre>h fish, and hot words
jreduce coolness.
"I will touch you to play pitej^ and <
us? ! I'll flog you for an hour, I will"
l'uthcr," instantly replied the incorrigible,
s he bulanecd a penny on his thumb and I
nger, "1 11 toss you to tnako it two hours
r nothing !'*
Do not live in hopes with your ;um.s fbled
; fortune smile* on those who roll up
loir sleeves and put their simulacra to ie
wheel. t *The
girl who mice e ls in winning the
tic love of a true man mokes herself a
, i... i . "
icsy mi, aiui is nciseil a lucky mi??.
A minister who had received a number
'calls, and could hardly decide whi^h
is the best, asked the advice of bin faith- '*
I AfKoiS servant, who replied, " MflC
1 where the most dibbil." * i
..... -Uj
A lady expressed great alarm at bcuig T.
seed 1>y her ltusbund, lest some one (
ould sen them and conclude tuey were 1
t married.
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NEW 6R0CERY STORE!!
LN ElUCK H.YNUE,
?I?!?onKp (he Court lloiisf.
J. ?S. BOOT,
"1_\ HSI'KCTFCt.LY informs his friends and
it 'he that he hae opened
A Kcw Grocery Store
nf tYi*1 uhovc location, where he
|Li' '"** 111 store uud is daily receivinjj
a choice bio k of (jroccrice,
,^l3L 10 whh !i he invitee attention?
i">n/biing of SCilAllS? !ti-ov>a:i, Clnrifh d and
Vru.-lu d; t'OKl'tW ?Uio, i.ujruaynt. and Java;
IJAOON?Hams, Hhlctr, and ShoiiTUcrs; MOLASSKS?New
Orleans and Cuba;
Tea.-; llioe; i'rticrvitl, l'rtcd, and |fr'Vi'tS
E5ran?!le?l S'rcjJftt; 111 ^i' SI
Pickles: Muilnril; Pepper: Spioo;
Mackerel uud Sainton, ' liter, Meal, Com, Potatoes;
Salt-?Liverpool Sucks ntul Fine Table!
Cheese, IS tut or ami Fggs?in short, all the various
articles usually found, iu a lirat-cluss Grocery.
Intending to conduct a strictly
CASK lit/SIX ESS,
lie pledges himself to sail as low us any other
house in Kjiuriuiibhrg. mid therefore asks a trial
J. M. IS. will give tlie highest market juice
of Flour and Corn, and barter for all $t>ris ot
country produce.
March lo 2 ly
RICHARD HARE'S
g *
.11 .tin Street, Kpnrtantmrgr, S. <J.
VroNlMMXTS. Tuhlut-, To tubs. TOM 1SSTO.NFS,
<!in\e Stones, Furniture, Marhie.
o:e.t can be purchased ?#? r<a*<jnabU Urm*
by calling or addics-lng as above.
WM. Mci>. PALMER.
Siifirririt*iii/i nt.
Work delivered fVee on the is. & I'. Kail
road, between this placo and L'uioft.
Jan. 4, 1 So'.) 41 .ly
t,'.CW TIM OufiQ I
\'iLm f ? I I I \3 Gil Uf a
ritilK U.>DEKSK1NKD has openr>l in Spur
J| tan trg the above which he in
u,nls c i: i icijj (iu in its various bruueliet, an.I
he Ii"j ca 1 y
Si rid attention to Business,
b>'h in punctuality n:? 1 workmanship, to merit
their patronage. dive him a call.
HOOFING AND GUTTERIXG
l'KO.MI'TLV ATTENDED TO.
ri.. T. SLJaviitii,
OPPOSITE Til Li PO.VT OFFICE, AND NEXT
TO J1U. AltOllhit's bADDLl.UV bllOP.
Oct. 18 88 tf
13i*. .1. 15ovoo D6ds'
E1II>LKS IE, HIVE
B I T T E 11S,
4 111! made from a pure uinl una iiillcr.it> <1
/-\ V. in;-, nliivli is about ?buble the usual
u ugth of other Wines, itn>1 is itnporteil b\
only one hou.-e in the Cn pal States. Also,
from the ioilowing valuable Hoots, Herbs, Ao.,
via.: Solomon's Seal. Spikcnar.l, <'oinfrcy. ? alurnilo
Flower-. lioniiau, V.tlJ Chmry Tree
ltark, and lluyheivy.
\VH CHALLENGE
T II 10 VV o H L I)
TO* 1'Uo II ICE
TIIEIll IXBTAL!!
Wo tlo not profess to have ili..coverc?l Noutu
roots "known only to ihe In 1 i um o? South Ante
ric i." anil a cure for **a:l *11 -v.se whiclt ti.?
tlcsli is heir to," bat we claim to prc.-niit to ihc
public a truly valuable prep ration. \v . h every
intelligent physician in iheOuoiitiy will approve
ot au-1 recotaaieud. As a remedy f<r
IMti'iLNT tUNSUli'li; X,
Weak 1.ungs. Indig-siion. Dyspepsia, Discus,.s
of the Nervous Sy^te.ii, l'aiaiysis, Piles, Diseases
peculiar to Female-, Debility, and all
cases reijuiring a Tonic, they arc
UNSURPASSED!
For Sore Throat, to common n noug the
I Clergy, ihoy are truly v rlnublc.
For the agio! and tntirui. or Ibr persons of a
?imk const uuuou?ior minsters of the lit -i t*;,
Lawyers, an I u:l public s<]>- akers?for UookKcepers.
T , 1 ii".-, *?CtllosH s.,*. "iU'K'll!i, Ai
: li"l.s. .ill i ill! person* leading a Scdv'Jit.iiy l.i'e,
ilii-v will prove truly lnm ii iil.
Asa lieverajr.', they are whole?" itne. inline nt.
ami delicious '? toe ta-:o. They ] -r..duce aii
' llie exhiliral ing < 'cc:> of lltan ly or V. ine.
I without iutoX'.Ci.tvv: "tid mv a viHtta .' r ...c
I ily for | r -iii.s ndircl to oxer -ive i: c ol
' biroii i tit in*, ami i-.i to ref. ..in I. ot.i it. Yin .
I aiv pure nttd entirely fn lViiai tin- ] >! n>? u
mined in -the adultcratud Wioet and Liuui n
I with wlii h the country i t! i- <1.
'I iie.ro liitlria not only ("I 111!, I * i: t VllliVliNT
l>i>enso, ami huul 1 be t.srd by all w..o live i:
n country wheie the water is Lad. or wlo re
Chill* ttiul Fevers arc pre*ah lit. IJein r entirely
inuoeent and harm. they may 'o t.v.n
freely to child en ami i .! ml- with t.upnn.ty,
1'uy sieinns, Cle pytnen, ami temp, r u?-o a !
' vooiUm, a - an act ol hutnnuii . should . -i in
Bpl'CU^iOg Ili?-.-e truly valuable in i I fills over
ti.e Ltinl. and luerch/ r -initially aid .u baui.-h
iurHrttiiktiinev nu?l ili-<ho?.
' - Cll AUhliS \\ lltliiril'1.1) CO..
T I.
| ? I ropnetors.
^; 7S William Street, New Vork.
i eVr. 1 Iciiiilsli,
81' VUT VN lJCKt i, s. c.
^ Aug 11 24 ly
o Z.7L o n 3 i o ' a
r o ,> F t: f T ? o / s: K w
WHULiiuiii: Kcv.iti*,
1?>(? M>iIn Stmt, ('o'iiihL"!, .V. ( '.
Confectioneries of nil kinds iiiaiiufi -lured daily.
Citk'H, / > ? an t Or it i.io >i ''I/" en/rr, aiiifj>
k'/ to earn/ any itishinee.
A large varretv of T- y \ ami Fancy floods of
all descriptions. 1'ec 1 . > 12 lv
l'ilc.i, Fistula, Tumors, pcrwutorrliTa,
Vvnvreal, &c.
nil. .1. A. CT.OPTON respectfully infirm*
the ptth'ie that lie has rciurued to his
lioitie in IICNTS\ i I.I.II. A I.A., after an tibt enee
of' NCVtO'ul IlliOll Iw 111 U.l.u- * 1 '
- mm M'lltll'I'S II i >
professional services in the utllicted l?r. ('.
refers to the hundreds of cures lie has cltrolcd
within the lu-t few years a* proof of I.is skill in
the irciitmeni of these diseases.
Hunt.- ville, April 118, Ih'i >. June? II ly
IVotiee.
TH^PPLlfATION will l?c made to the nest
flitting of ilie Legislature lor n new .11'-I
HI IAL DISTRICT, to he taken oil" of the upper
part of Spartanburg and (JrcenvilUe Ibstriets,
with a t'fH'U'i' llOL'XK. to he located at |
?r near Oowunaville. MANV CITIZENS,
j Aug. - U2 if_
No Excuse for Ifalrinox.
IJkTO npoln<ry for Wigs. EZE KILL'S 11A11? i
RESTORE II will rc?t re hair upon bald i
jl#*crs. will increase its growth, will product) a
Winianl head of luiir.
'"i'llis valuable preparation lias been fully test- I
>d, and its merits me confirmed by geiitleiiieu
if high character and rtnnding in Virginia.
For sale by FlbUElt A HEiKITSII,
Nov I 20?tf Pharmaceutist*
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6' TA TK OF HO V Til C'J 110L1NA \
lu tlie Court of Common l'icus.
1>. I. & L. TWITTY, .
A?.ig.tc w. ! Auacbmct.
vs. I
II. F. KitXON. '
lfoho, Kdwurds & Carlisle, I'lff's. Att'y.
\ \ r 11 lillLiAS 'the plaint iif did, on iliu 'Joth
? v da/ of October, tile his declaration
against (ho dvftndnnt, woo (its it is -nid) isitbst'ut
from and without the limits of this tji .te,
undlias neither wife nor attorney kutiwu within
the same upon whom a copy of the said Uocl
tration might he served:
lt-is thcioioic onlufuil, That flip .<nld defendant
do appear and plead to tlie said declaration,
on orheforo the 2<ilh day of October next,
w hich, will ho in the year of oar f.nrd one thousand
eight hundred and >ixty-oue ; otherwise
mini ami a!>-uluto n.'I-ui' 11'. will then be given I
and awarded ngr.inst liiin.
J. E. ToLLESON, C. C- 1*.
Oct. 25 <11 4q
The State of South Carolina. ]
lu the Court of Common l'lcus. j
(i. W. MOOIIB, |
vs. > Attachment.
ROUT. WYNNE. J
lioho, Edwards & Carlisle, 1'lfTa. Ati'y.
"ITTflKRKAS the i>l itntiiT ilid. on the 25th
T V d iy of October, file his declaration
against the defendant, who (as it is said) is absent
from and without the limits of this State,
and has neither wile nor attorney known within
the same upon whom a copy of the said declaration
might he served:
It is there.ore ordered, That the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaim- 1
(ion, 011 or before the 2'.ili day of'Vtobcr next,
which will he in the year ol' our l.ord one thousand
right hundred ami sixty one: otherwise
liitixl and absolute judgment will thcu be given
and awarded against him.
.1. U. TOl.l.ESON, C. 0. 1'.
Oct. 25 111 4<|
Solicitor's Iteport
On District Ojfirers an I tij'ir la.'l T<.rm, 1850,
The undersigned begs leave respectfully to
Report as to liistiict Oih-r. an I tt.liccrs.
That he has during th term ma ie such exami
out ion of the sfViTil 1'i t net Others us his
limited time and i(i?li.spo*ition would permit,
and such as he ductus tu.l: -i 'lit. from his previous
familiarity with ki.eir condition, respecti\c!y.
It gives him pleasure to rsport tliat
the - veml ttfiic. r- are prompt, faithful and nc.
COIIIII.Mi lling in the discharge ot their ollicial
duties, and their Ol'ices are in all impoi: .tit
juiriiculars, organised, mil aduiiniaiei'od according
to I.aw.
All of wd.ich is respectful!v submitt I.
.1. 1*. Ivliill), Solicitor.
Mi.y 12th. l'ul 1 ("J?:? Moore, for work
uii 11 ari 1 i -o V?in i.i.v.-, . . 1
June 2d. l'.ii i ckuniiig 'Veil on Jail
! .r, . . . .1 Su ;
June li!i. I'.ii I Carolina S| irtuii,
priulil.;- \iii.ui! !>rl of 1" .'.J. . S 7*?
Juiu itii. J'.i. I J. T. llv.li, nii?i ili'e
Fee. in ihe cast of the State v?. A Ilon
J >l:iis.m, . 8 1H? '
July .'.ili. I'.ii.l J. W i ft/'. ' tor l.ook
i !'( u I in _ - an 1.1 nil .ii. i. I. >? (. lerk
5*2) and 111^ t . . 20 .*>" i
July full. IV.ill J. V. Carlisle, for
Irei III oil li.? ik for i 'lei k, frotu
Ai-ioii io S|i 4 i*i a ii I m i o. . o(J I
July 'J<uli. I'.ii.l Jnti.es l.v.w repairing
I' >i*|ic<* en Jitil lot, ... 1 2f>
Sept. i.tli. 1'ni'l J. I! Ii u. ir. repalril:_r
I'll I' .: 11:Vf r oil Colli I llo.. e, 2o
Sept. Mi I. 1*1.1 'i.l tor.v Hunt, f..r
putt,iig isji 1. /I.i 11i:i ; !! d?, . . 50 7f? !
Oct. l'!iii. 1'iii.l 11. T. Smith, repairing
11 .of uii.l Spoilt.ug on i ourt
House, . . . . 7 50
Oct. 2:ld- l'ii.I Win, Car*, r committing
to Jui'f an 1 boarding Allen
Johnson, . . . . . 7 70
('..inini?i<>ii, 2 per colli., on $122, rcceiwd
since lu-t r. port, . 8 II
Commi- ion. J per cent., on $221 07,
paid out, . . . . , 4 48 j
' Tot ill Amount paid out, (2d(S 0'J '
(to.lui t from Amount Received, 15 29
| Amount on limid, $278 .10
Tliey further report t' .it their ('lerk and
Tt e iMiror jt'ivo lii.od in lli" p<Mi?l sum of one j
t lions in<l il tllirs for the fait I. fill <1N lunge of I
hi*, duty, Wlurc ? ntei nig upon the duties of his
oilier, whi li I'.otid is on file Willi tlie Clerk
oft Ins Court.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
(1. W. II. l.l'Kitl. Chairman.
(>. 17. Ki'W \Hi?s, Clerk and Treasurer.
ir.. i .- i.
m .mil rnrilllllV ? XII III 1 III- 1 I !|0 Will.Ill TOCfti|)ln
iii'i I:||<I lit.-hi all i-nriiM't ami pr?j.erljr
vouclic I. S \ r L 1TKNT.It, Foreiuau. '
25 Voting and Like!) j j
N'EllllltKS Foil SAI.K. Kinjuire at the ( t
l'ulmetto House. j 1
ttpartnuburg C. II , C. C. April 2C-9-K '
j ?u. ItMiU
| II*'port ol'thc l'o2!s:j?!?i>l(:npi> oT
Public Knlldlni'it) Pall Tcs ui,
I1U?.
The C 'iniu!--iotiers of Pn'Iic HuiHings for
Spurtaiilotrg Dsiiict I. g le-.ve to suhaii' tic
following report of their tic.lugs un-1 <l>>ingn
since tii. ir hist annn U r? ji i to ,t.n> i oiirt.
The Coi:iini-*;onct - li lie :i fu in I it neco tsary
lo make many iv|i;i.r-? 11, >.i the Public lluil I
ing-ot the lusti id, 'luring the present year;
ooit-enuenily have lui I n<> .i-so----ni_iU upon the
general Tax of the L?l?tri-.t.
AMOUNT UilCl'.I VKD. I
They report a balance of fumls on
h ili'l u:ievpcn>ie.l, at th. last uni.uul
accounting of .... ^'.'0 _j ;
Ilec i\cil for the State \s. Allen Joiinhoti
itine;, ..... i- '.o U >
IleC'-.tetl lor the State vs. Jar. 1.11 .a
i.tnl oi hern ..... o0 U'?
Ilejcivo't .or two Circii-ei t.t Cm s
Anchor, . . . . . IN in>
ll' oe.vel for oii?' Circus "it 1.. uco 11 t. 1
lleeeiVi.il !ui* the Sta.e, n. l.li*!ia
Turner < ), . . . . o OH 1
iic'-eivvii f-ir Hie Slutj vs. !'.. \V. P.
Cosset o 0 ?
lleeeiii'l fur the Sta'eva. John Mint, iHj tr,
Ueeeiv. 1 lor exhibition in * *??...t
llou.-e, . . . . . u fib
Total Amount receive I, Solo
A MO! NT PAID OCT.
18i!t. N 'V. -iin. l'a 'I i?. A. ?\nl leu
tor hi uiie.' fjlla 1 an 1 i. 'fit oil Ja.l
lot, ...... I*ii.i i'
lht, i. Jan. 1 Th. P.iil \. \\ i.:go,
freight wit Si.er-lTs L5 . .';o.n Alston,
...... O'J
Jan. Nth. Paul llar ly x Co , for
n. t -i - ...ii ~
.-iiwvi in n ii mr .i.iji, . Hu
(\l>. i'.ii i 1*. i>. ?I..i.-s, . jr Writ,
an i l. '.c.iU.ua Cook-, an 1 i. wight
mi - iiio, . . . . . SI 0<
Felt. I'l.h. Paid Kislmp ? . Co., for (Jla-*
ami Puny fur .1 ill, 1 96
r.i? ii Paid ( * 15. i'lfur
1" i . !? . lit i i i' >ui: II i~ . . 1 T
.Ma.' !i - I. i'a it J. >i. ! i, (i.p iwit
ltiMii*> HI.J Outlet ill Po ul I -jili t
II..--, . . . . 1 > GO
Miii tli - Id. Pail I'i-'iit x Co., i r
It1.1-1 iii.il Wuitiug i.ii- C-i..i t i! .in', G Gu
j M or : -i;J 1. P.: I < io\ ii, I or,
t-1. Ii: . *. l'utty a:.J N...I- 16 r < ouil
I lull Si}, , . 11M
u Jj J WIi. P il : la nes I. w. 1 .p m iI
u-t l.i' n.ilj>.:uig l.i^ljts in win- i
I tl - in .1 11, . . . . G C'? |
j Marcfi j,.Ii. Paid W. Ctnor, ft?p |
li i.ill 'i^ Foif* tut .1 ill Kit, an.I
Vt i.i.Ol. tidli;.g Jilt; ltiOluA, . . G'l UK '
MnVvU .Ii. Paid A. IV ffnlkw,
fur t\\ t lu lo-os a.ill llouii 16 r
l'i -r'.. - i > tier, . . . .
A j i J wi.i l'a. 1 11. T. S't?.:!i tor Sultioritij;
It mFof Court llm-i", . . 00 i
' 1 t; Kir Paid W. P. ,lai. fur rc(
i.r.u-r throe Choir* tor Court
It a. .... To ;
Ma\ t!i. Piti.l t'lia- M r roll
. . on .1 ii!, . . r. . o
* > * . . *
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!
NO HLANKS!!!
UK AND AI.L-1'KIZK HJllI.MK Foil
OCTOBER, t*w.
GEORGIA 8TATE LOTTERY,
McKINNEY & CO., MANAGEBS.
AuthuritrJ Ity */>ccial Art of t'>* hr^Ulature.
i: ver v ticket a i'kizj:.
CAPITAL l'UIZK SCU.OUU!
Tioliota Only o.
Ifalvcs, Quartcr-s and Li^btlrs in I'l-opgrtiou.
To La drawn oiioli Snturday in IhCO, in the
liijr ot Jetavauuuli, uvurgin.
('las# (fj, to bo ilritMrn October 0, 1HM).
Class 9#, Jo be drawn Ouiuii r ! '!, 1HG0.
Cl iss '.J I, to bo drawn (Ji'tubor llO, IhdO.
Class ??."(, to bo drawn October 117, Ic bU.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
1 Prize of $150,000 is $00.00(;
1 ' lO.OOO is 10.000
1 ? 9,000 in 9,000
1 ? ,"?,??M> is 5,0),^
1 " 4,OiiO is 4.OU0
1 3,0"l) is 3,000
1 3,000 is 2.01 ;u
1 l,5o0is 1.500
jr.,(MM) Prizes of $300,(500
35,000 Prizes of $3 5,000
50,305 Prize* amounting to . . . ?375,OOU
WILL Jib' T1//S MUX Til.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the
following rates, which is (he r'sk:
t'ertilieatc of Packages 10 Whole Ticket*
'? 10 Half ? 4
" " 10 (Quarter " 3"
' " 10 Kighth " l?i
TMll MINK!!
ALL PItlZI.S AND NO PLANKS ON
The ihne Number Flan!
Which takes place cv. ry Wednesday anil
Saturday in 1^00.
73 NUMBERS?13 DRAWN 11ALLOfS!
1 prize of : : : : ?35.000
1 Prize of : : : : 0,0(50
1 Prize of : : : : 4.000
1 l'ri/.e of : : : : 3.370
10 Prizes of 175 are : : 7,"00
4" Prize of lift are : : 5.""0
4" Prize? of 113.50 are : : 4.500
103 PiizrSof 1 (K? arc : : 1G,3"0
05 Prizes of 35 uro : : 1,035
05 Prize.-; of 3" are : : fc3O0
05 Prizes of 15 are : : * 975
05 Prizes of 10 are : : 050
1,810 Prizes of 'J are : : 13,3.)0
37,"I" Prizes of 6 are : lG"-,3il'5
13,080 Prizes of 1 4.I.C& )
70,070 Prizes amounting to ?3'. 0.090.Ot
WHOLE TICKETS ?5. SHAUL'S IX
I'liOl'O/iTIUX.
I IN OlU)KRIN(> TICKI.TS OR CKIITI l'lfATHS
Enclose the money to our a<hlrv*s fur the
tickeis ordered. on receipt of which they \\i..
lie forwarded l>y tir-t mail. Purehnsers o r '
I have tickets ending in any tir-nrc they ui iy d,
signate.
I The list of drawn numbers nnd prizes will !.e
i sent to purchaser- in.un. di.iuly ular the drawing.
[<!'. I'lll! Ill IWIIl!i? ?>I W mill, 1.41< I \ , \ I'o.'n n
ulitrs < <>nfniuin?. Srlii iu,>-? tor (lie ^
in<>i*tli will i?o sent, free of ex|>tfDsv, by Ail<lrci<b- 'j
illg ll? HOOfC.
t ,y-Tlio Drnw'ngn of Wi.oil. EJily & Co'?
!. i iii1- mv }?ut?liiliO'l in tin- New York
II. i mM, New York Time*, New Yorker
*ituit* New York Eii>re?* *nU Nm
fork News. 1
Not. 1 if j
jjjp
Scrofula, or King's Evil,
is a constitutional disease, a corruption of tho
blood, by which thin fluid become* vitiated,
weak, and poor, lb-ina ia the circulation, it
pervade* the whole boor, and may burst out
in dbewv uu any part of it^' No organ is fice
from it* otturks nor is tber* ono which it may
nut destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by lucrcurial disease, low Bring, disordered
or unliculthy food, impair* air, .filth
utid filthy liubils, the dt'iirewiug Vices, and,
1 >ore all, by tlie venereal infection. What- I
evi r ho its origin, it is hereditary in the constitution,
dcsccndiug " from parents to children
unto the third an<l fourth generatiou ; ** indeed,
it seems to be 'lie rod of lliii) who says, "L
will visit the biu^uities of- tlie fathers upon
I hi if. "
lu effect* commence by dcpo it ion from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous mutter, which, in
the lungs liver, und internal orgsai, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings.; and on
the Ktuf.icc, eruptions or rores. This foul Corinption,
whirli p' nd-. rs in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitutions
not only suffer from scrofulous comjr!aint.?,
hut they have far less power to withstand
thv attaihs of other diseases; cousc<pt
ntly va t numbers perish by disorders
whh h, although not scrofulous in their nature,
arc still rendered futul by tlu* taint in the
sy.-tem. Must of tho Consumption which decimates
the human family has its origin directly
in tlti? scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive discuses of thit liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of" nil the organs, oriso from or
arc aggravated by tho KUttie cause.
On" quarter of all our people are scrofulous ;
th'-tr pi r ?ns are invaded l>y this lurking inf
etion, and their la-alth is undermined by it.
To clctm.se it from the system we must rcnomto
the blood hy an alt nitivc medicine, nuil invi?
?rate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a ih.dic.nc we supply in
ay r.irs
Ccmpnuud Extract of Sarsaparillas
the most elf. i tuul remedy which the medical
skill of our times eon d visc for this everywhere
prevailing utid fatal malady. It is combined
frutn the most active remedial* that have
b' en discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disord.r from the blood, and the rescue of the
system f:on? its destructive consequence*.
1.1 on re it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, hut also those other nflections
which arise from it, such as Kbittive
?nd Skin Dtsr.vsr.s, Sr. Antiioky'* Fiuk,
ltosH, or KitvsiiT.Lvs, PiMei.r.s, Pustules,
Hi ot hi.*. lli.xtNs and Pot ns. Tumors, Tetter
and Sai.t Hiieum, ScAi.n Hi.au, Kinowokm,
Hiiecmai i-n, Syphilitic uiul Mercurial Lfisi.asi
Duol'sv, ItYHI'M'sia, Deiiilitv, uyd,
Uilh "d, all (.'uMPl.AlNI.S AHIKINO t'ltOM VlltAti
n on Impure IIlooo. The popular belief
in impurity of toe bi'ood" i.s founded in truth, I
lbr scie.'ula is ad generation of the blood. The '
pat tieulur purpose and viitue of this Sarsajia- |
riila is to nitrify and regenerate this vital fluid, t
without which sound health is impossible in I
contaminated constitutions.
/? C. 11 A - TS t S
[ \!I rnnituunirnf inns ?tric:lv r inl*i<t? ntinl.
Orders for Tiekcis or Certificates, by Mail or
Express, to be directed i?>
McKlNNMV A Co.,
Savannah, (5a.
Oct. 11 82 tf.
! WOO 1), K I) !) V A: COWS
dllwvi!::: ;.\:i rsnt i:'sr.in:L?TTLEit>
CAPITAL I'UIZE
8 70,000!
"\7ocd.nddy & Co., Llanagcrs.
I The M inn;:i'n' Oflico ".re locate.1 nt W ilmington,
itctawnro, aii'l Si. Louts, Mis-ouri.
The following iii.iL'iiifi etit m?'1h mrs will be
Ir ii.ii in public, miter tho Superintendence of
Sworn Commissioners, appointed by the fiuvvruor.
"Vootl. SI<!<!y & ( o's l.o((C!'},
< I.AS TSo.
h i i tt'ur fit , .Vi#i /?./??r IT.A, Ib'iO
To NLM:5i:iiS_i:i 1)15AWN 1?ALl.t?TS.
i C(Pstal iOF j
! !
1 Prize of So'MMu I ? ?'?'1,1 '
I 1 * J-l ilMt I Co 1J,"?
I I " 1*?, .1 j 0'? hu
j i?"? | r.r, *
I :i. iTi | 1,810 J?I
1 >0 I.IMI'I ; i:7.t< 1(J
; 1 ij(< ?? tioo j
I..', . ?' Prizes amounting to fl.17I.VoO
N11AXI1.V 1 l'Jll/.i: Tv) i:\ MHV -2 TlClvLTS.
| V> h ?! - T.elects Halve* ^l'l; Quarters $5
, * cl'llll ;i'f? nt ]... ...i. es* ill I.if ubuVc Mehcu.e
Will lii . i.J i.t the : llowiiig ia;i'.4, which is il.c
ri.-h :
<Y.-. ilieate of |i:icka^c 01" 2l> whole
j tickets W S'J'JO Ot)
2 7 haU' 14".) 50
quarter 74 7ft
t 37 !
SI?L1^!)II) SC11KML:! i
Tt? r.i: us: awn
i:.\< ii v, j:j>sj:sj>a j jx x>> vi:mli:h
C'n '2 <li.i\va Nui uiher 7, lfo'n'l.
Class >11 draws November, 11, 1NW.
?'i draws .Novi-iuher 21, 18iA.
i - il:.iw- Nuvcn.hcr 28, Ihtit).
xi.Aiti. v oxi: ri:izi: r<> i: u:i:r t\y<>
t i c k i: t s:
78 11 bit AWN i;\LLl>TS.
1 I*rl/e of S33,000.
1 ti.O'Kl I hi 75
1 4,077 j til " On
1 l'ruo of ^lft.it'Hi j 0 1 SlOo
10 " l,5lM | til " 60
in ? 1..-I | 04 an
:;<> I,nun 6,604 M an
.1 2j?I | 2W,221 10
.' ill 150 |
"1,112 Amounting to S-.STA.odJ
V? h ! tr-kots "r 1'??U^lviM Jo?Quarters >2. *?<>.
< ei .icsot package* in the ubovc Scheme,
I., la* drawn each 1Vo<tiio-day. will lie iti
ilio i\i.in ng rates, winch i- the risk?t.'ui-t
.lie.ite ni ^i.tekag * of < wholr ticket* 1 II.(Ml
20 luilt' 7tl..Vl
" " " 2?J <|uurier "
|\ oIUKBINU TlCKHTs Oil CBRTirtr
Kti. i e the amount el' money to our address
t r v. ii.n \..?i wish to purchase; uunetho Lottery
in which \i>u widi it invested, ami wlothcr
you wi-h Halves, Wholes or Quarters, on rei
i|?i ot whi !i we -("i.l what is ordered, by first
mail, t igellier with the -(.heme.
Immediately alter the drawing, a printed |
littwing ceitiiii I to l<y the Couiiuis.sioncr*, t 1
w .11 he -rut, with an explanation.
t 1 *iir h t-er- will j.le i-e write their fig- 1
nature- j ! tin, and give their I'o.-i Otlic, (anility
and State. I 1
AH < iiiiuiuuicalion* strictly confidential. j ;
Ml pri/es of .>1,1)1111 mid under paid' '
iiniiiedi ii lv alter (lie drawing?other prizes at '
the u-iutl time of I" days.
( ur Mingle Milliliter Lotteries, t'apikil l'rize
f -*>0t()t it I, draw ever} Saturday
W hole tirkels S !< Halves > "??Quarters ?2i.
Orders for Tickets or t'ertificaics to be addressed
to
V.tnili, IMA ('(>. Wilmington, Iu-1. j
or. Wttitji. i:i?l?V \ t.'th. St Louis, Missouri ' ^
i mi" cumi'.'IHi sn;.| 11.1(0 wax a nc?i o man
i .mc l (SKolttil), ahum til'ty-seren yearn ?>l?t.
xai.l hoy jirovnl Jo hp iinxoiin'1, and 1ms conitiuod
x<?. oven helpless an.l expensive, so llml
ho Consideration has totally Failoil
T. K rrusLcr.
May 17 11 f>in
A PAGODA.
VMI\ I XT'T.K W() ?!>KS PAOODA, which ]
w 19 tout from llurioah, having hoon bro- J |
n while on ship boir.l, the owner was very ,
n\ions lo have it mended, *n<l tried every i ,
in?l i?f adhwdve niniorinl without tuiccexs. un- i (
I liis atienlion wax directed to the "LltjL'lL)
IIA'B," n new article, for sole bv
FISIIKIl & I1EINTISII.
July 1- l'J tf ltnijr/lsta.
Machinery Ml.
I AOR Mile by HSIIKU v IIKINITSH
?< May 17 11 11
x-yer 5 ^uxnaruc mis,
FCH ALL THE F'jr.rCSn CF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
an- mi composed that de-c.isc within the r.uige of
their actum c.?n rarely withstand or evade them,
their {M'netratinK prujicrlic* search, and cleanse,
i.n*l invigorate 11 u i |hii tiuii of the human organi-in,
enrrcititig its diseased action, an*J ic ioiii g
it, he..u'.iy vitalities. ak a consequence of these
propcrlitthe invalid who is how id down with
|>.*i11 or physical di ilitv is astonished to iind hi*
health or entry \ restored by a rotnedy at once so
simple and inv iting.
Not otily do t!.- v euro the every-dajr complaints
of every body, but uho itiany formidable and
dangerous diseases. '1 he agent below named is
picas, d to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
eonI.tilling rorlitirvti mm" tlictr cures and directions
fin their n-c in the foi. .wing complaints: f'ojh'trtins.
Iti' ft' in ii. Ih iiin l,e tiriti wj fi ?w ditorilered
Xoin- rh. a i/mvi, l.iiti i tion. I'tun iuand Xlorbid
I .rti. i i f U,e BowtL, I Iflidtury, Loss of Aftj*lit>.
Juutuiiix, and other kindred complaints,
a i up from a low stale of the body or obstruction
of its functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
roit Tin: bAt'tu ctitE ov
Cotish?, Cold**, It: flue unit, Ilonrsenctm,
( totip. Urouehilis, Incipient Consumption,
nr.it lor lite relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
* disease.
So wide i? tl e field of its usefulness and so nuli:er>
t:, are ti e cue.* of its cures, that almost
thcry m it.-m of country ahounds in person* pubInlv
k-tivvr. who have been restored from alarming
ui'1 even iie-.per.ite diseasev of the lungs hy its
.;ie. When oitic trh d, it* superiority over every
other medicine of it - kind is too apparent to escape
I .? n .Mini, urn . r. u- miimi arc Known, me
l>m> tin Inn: i . In itate what antidote to employ
".i I i>:11 ? n.ami danporous nllcrlioua of tl.o
. a' .otiary organ- that an inrident to our climate.
While loaiiv in'iti ir rriiiniiei thrust upon the
(- immunity have f.hd and heen ilis.arciefT. this
.s earned fri? i. .< hy every trial, conferred l<cncfits
en the aiTlii tr (1 tin"y can never forget, and pro<1
. (i i < too iiunu ii'i.s -tui ti.o iciuurkaLle to
he
rp.F.i'AKKit nv
DR. AVER & CO.
I.OW1-: 1.1.. MASS.
D. I. & I.. T iVlTTV, S; artnnburg
11. F. DATES, D.tcsville, and hy till Druggist'
every where.
llAVlLANI), STDVESOX & CO.,
Charleston, Wholesale Agents.
May 10 10 It
TUii FTATK OF SOl.'TIi (WKOL1NA
lit the Court ofCnininon I'lcaa.
DEN.! A MIX n. CAMDDDLL, i
vs. V Attachment.
i'lNCKNKV 11. DODO. J
\^7*iri:tvl'A!*' tl.s? plaintiff did. on the 22d
d.y of Note' Jher, tile his declaration
against the defend int. who it is said) is absent
irotu and without the limits of this Slate,
ami ha - neither wife nor attorney known within
tho sfttue upon whom a copy of the said declaration
might he served:
it i> thcretofe ordered. That the said defendant-do
appear and plead to the said declaration,
on or b lore the 2&1 day of Novetn'a-r
to-vt. which will he in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty; otherwise
litrd and absolute .judgment w ill then he given
and a winded against him.
11. ToLLLhSOS, Clerk.
S'J 4.|
i?:>zi > i
Nnv 'ifclifit'daud Perfumed BenZOLE:
is pleasantcr in its use. evaporates
uore fr?vlv. and will he found to buvoftUDivltlOU
Cl.F.ANSlNfl l'lt<tl'EUTUS to auything
hitherto brought l>?iore the public.
It ividily totnov greasy resinous suhstan.-,
as Oil. Ditch. Hotter, I'n.ut, \c., from Silk,
Sot n. IVoolen or Cot ton F.thi ics, (ilovint, 1'apcr,
\c., without the slightest injury to either.
Dot a!e by ' FL-lliill .v HKLNTIMI.
July I'd lit if
\ <> T I CJ E.
I II Ell ELY give notice to all persons eon-j
rented that 1 will not pay a certain NOTE, j
jiveu hy subscriber, in t lie year 18.VY, to one j
loll \ II. LlDSCOMll. of Spartanburg Dis- ]
rid, S. C.. tor niUEL III NDKliD IH)LL\1LS. j
% ' tf ?
% / ; *
%
T. Q. P. VJSKtfON,
ATTOENtY AT LAW,
WILL PRACTICE in the Wottri Clean* .
Or, h*?Wmc corner of Lot IT* VU
HARRIS' HrieL. hutlJing. orer the aUtra ef
Camp & ouiuiou, and opposite the Pl)?tU|'
ilouae- April 12 ? ljf '
~ - r~JN M. WIar^ "* ***
MAGISTRATE. ATTORKET AT LA If, "*
axd coliuitub i> K<jrirr,
f-ria i.:. > nL " 1
_ _ m i,uiu i v? u?? VIMVV irw cminn oir^fi
|*j[ to (Ue office adjolmiif the Spartan OfSot,
uu the l'ublie Square. >~r
All busiMii intrusted t* hi* ear* will meet M
witli prompt altcuiiou.
Feb 3 49 Jjr
SULLIVAN, ELFORD & WINSMITH,,
HAVE associated themselves for lb* pttr- *
poeo of practising Law in the biytrMl of
Spartanburg. An/ business intrusted to Uttif .
care will receive prompt attention.
Office on tbg Public Square, adjoining th#
81'ART AN OFFICE.
jC. P. SULLIVAN. Laurens.
J. \1. EL FORD, Spatlauburg.
J. C. WINSMITH, Spartanburg. ?
Oct. 27 36 %m
REED & EtJNCAK,
ATTOUSEVS AT i. A W A K It
SOLICITORS IN tqi'lTT,
AT SPARTANBURG C. U All businef
intruded to them in Law and Equity or.
be prom} tljr attended to. Office next doer
Hardy. Aguuw & Co.
J. I'. IIKH>, V. X. LIl'XCA
April 12 C \y'
Wright A Orr,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office in Maj. Legg's Ilrick Building, next
door to Bobo A Edwards' law office, up stairs,
Spartanburg, C. 11.
J. 1>. Whiuiit, Spartanburg C. H
J as. L. OR a, Anderson C. 11.
Jan 3 46
Farrow A Wtailuer,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WILL practice in tho Courts of Spartanburg
and udjoiuing Districts.
... .. IU1I.111BUIIU V. H.
Oct 21 4.j ~~ tf
A. *iv. t'avis
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL PRACTICE in the Law Courts of
the Western Circuit.
Mr. C. nuiy always be found at the office of
the Caroliuu Spartan, Spartanburg C. 11.
Dec 2 4?J tf
WlTLlAill F. JOKES,
Attorney at Law.
LENOIR, CALDWELL, CO. N. C.
WILL be in attendance at nil of t lie Court a,
both County ut.d Superior, held at Col
liuutuis, l'olk county, and ut lleudereonviUe.
I Henderson county, N. C., and will attend
promptly to all business intrusted to his care
. in V> estcrn N. 0.
RrrCKR.Mba.?Jan. Farrow, esq., Simpson
Bobo, cm J , Johu Bunrvr, esq., Spartanburg C
II., S. C.
March 1 52 ly
William Lorkwood,
TAILOR,
HAS removed to Rooms OTer Foster &
Judd's, opposite the Court House. Thankful
lor past favors, ho asks a liberal patronage
for the future.
July 7 18 tf
1>. 1L Hudson*
; FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
\\J OUI.D respectfully inform the citizens of
I i T Spartanburg mat he has opened a SUOl'
in Brick Range, on Church Street, where he
will be pleased to see all who may favor him
with their patrunago.
Jan 2?i 47 ly
. ... ..ZmU J
It. D. Owen, .
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
AT7 0ULD return his thanks for post favors
V V and ask a continuance of the same.
He may be found over Hardy A Aguew's
Hurdware Store.
Jan U <f
Dr. IVui. T. It tinsel
\\7ILL practice MEDICINE and SURGERY
1 v ? (in connection with DENTISTRY, at the
Office) iu Spartanburg and its vicinity. Office
uu Church Street, No. 2, Brick Range, up stairs.
Residence at Dr. L. C. Kennedy's.
March Ji 4 ly
l>r. \V. C. Ueimcll,
DENTIST,
OFFICE with Dr. J. J. VERNON, over
t Ulice of Daw wins, Choice & Evins,
Church Street, Brick Range, Spartanburg 0.
II.. S. C.
Jau 19 40 ly
Oil. 1.. t. KL.\.\EDY
HAS RETURN ED. and has returned the
duties of his profession.
Jau 1- .45 tf
C\ Uot'ltllt'r A. Sou,
WATCH MAKERS,
AND Manufacturers of Jewelry, Repairers
of Clocks, Watches, &c. All work intrusted
to ihctn will meet with promptness and
despatch.
March iH 4 tf
mattuessesT
4 T JOE'S BARBER SHOP, over Hardy's
Y_ Hardware Store, can always he found a
hiige lot of superior MATTRESSES, of all
bites, made of excellent materials, and at moderate
prices.
Feb 10 50 If
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLl.fi,
In the Court of Common Tlcas.
D. I. & L. TWITTY, "I
vs. V Attachment.
E. M. LANE. j
Reed, Vernon A Dunoan, JM'fTs Au'ry,
HT llHRfta .L. " *
_ _ iiic jmhiuuuh aid, on the 16th
y y day or April, file their declaration against
the defendant, who (as it is sniff) is nhscnt trom.
ntnl without lite limits of this State, and has neither
wife ii?r attorney known within the same
upon whom a copy of the saiddccluraiion might
be served:
it is therefore ordered, That the said defond.iat
do appear and plead to the said declaration,
on or before the 17th day of April next,,
which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ?ixty-uue ; otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then be givvt*
and awarded against him.
J. It. TOLLESON, C. C. P.
April 10 7 4q
The World Outdone}
rptlE MEDICINE called " Inflttnima*
tory i:\lirpalor.which has ?f.
fee tod so many cures, ami about which there ia
so iiii?*lt exeitement, is now on sale by JOMiS?
K. (i<><>IhJIO.X, in ihia place.
For Kidney and Lung Diseases, Piles, Neuralgia.
Dyspepsia, mid Kheumatlsm, it has already
effect <1 some most astonishing cures
here. For Cable, Coughs, all atleetions of the
bo wels. Headache. Tooihache, Earache, Sprains,
I'ttts, Praises, Sc., it nets as if by the touch at
magic. I have I ravelled, more or loss, for the
pa I si \en veat-wiih tin- remedy, and nowhare
Have 1 found anything like its equal. It is e
regetalilo preparation, wholly of tny own Jis. ovfry.
and perfectly safe to use according to
he directions which accompany each bottle.
For sale by JtlfcL R (KM)P(lION
fl. W. DAVIS, Proprietor
Pox 4o20, New York Tost t?fhce.
March -"J 4 it
Blanks 1 Blanks!!
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.