The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, July 15, 1870, Image 3
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. WALLER & MOTHER,
GREENWOOD, S. C.
? ?o I
J >13 ALEluS IN
wmw mmm?
Hard ware, Groceries,
HATS AND CAPS,
Shoes, Queen's Ware,
GIiAS.9 WAnu,
Heady-Mado CloHiing*,
Jrinnisljincj (SooDs,
IRON' & STEEL,
fi Ml) in fact, is everything to bo
F-% iiilltiil in * woll .ill f u>1.'<wl tfMiwiiMi!
?torc. Pal ruling desired <?n ti basis
<?t' value received. .M<dto, 'Low
prioo.i uiid fair ilvtiling." J.literal advances,
on shipments to our iriends.
I\b. IS, 1*70, 13?tf
SEW ORLEANS SYRUP.
FLORIDA SYHUP.
Rcfhlillg Syrup, di lie rent grade*.
BEST WATERMELON,
WHITE DRIP SYRUP.j
WALLER & BEOTHES.
February 1>, 1.S7", l'i?It'
Green Itelaii ifm Giirsj
Is (ho lu-.-l r.inedy'for A tlnna ever
discovered. J !iavc a fuipjdy now, ami j
ii yuu are a suMerer l;?nu lliis ilis-i
tressing disease, call and ^cL a L o.\
and lj? ivlieved.
For sale by
" \v. T. PENNEY.
3 Vice $2.no a box.
April 1. 1870. ]'.)?ti'
LADIES SliOES!!
WHITE liHOTIIKUS would (ii !
i;ect special attention to - their'
stock of I..tulit-ti' Shoos. They would ;
fcoep the public constantly in mind ofj
'heir Ladies haud-sewod shoes. For
durability these i:oods arc i nperior to i
any others. The material out ol'j
which they arc manufactured is the!
very bf r.t, and the fact of their being
niad-t by hand adds lifty p. r cent, to j
t ho'.r value. Y?*c are anxious toinlro-|
<!uce these shoes largely, and we will |
guarantee e.v'ery pair. They are as
iiifaji as macnine so won shoes, an<J
avc can recommend them wiili grout
confidence. (Jive them u trial.
WHITE ESOTHEHS.
April ir?. 1870, 31?If
. BraM's Feaalo Eoplator,'
AND j
Uterine CatliolicoE, j
aro to bo had, at
PARKER & LEE'S.
May 13, lfeTO, 3?tf
4"*/ V* w, J'. A W* w?- U-. A. V/S UU ^w* 5.
Evans Tliumb Lancets,
HYPODERMIC SYBINGES,
Lewis' Improved Klaslic Syringes.
at PAHKEH & LEE'S.
May 13, 1S70, 3?U'
Ice! Ice!! Ice!!!
^1'JIE subscriber has just received
J[ seven tons of ice, which lie is
prepared to sell at 7noderate prices.
Taken in largo quantities it may be
. obtained at reduced rated. Call and
see
JOI1N KNOX*
May 13, 1370. 3?If.
3. B. Cialaiers & Co.,
llavo in Store a largo stock of
flUTTi\i>TUtf)a fi* ddt anna
unijjuiiiin o i/anamu&Of
Cai's Perambulators & HoMy Horses
March, 25, 1870, -48?if
- At the Furniture Store
A LARGE LOT. MOULDING,
all sizes?to make frames,
Tine selection of rustic frames, foi
PHOTOGRAPH'S.
March 25, 1870, 48-tf
WANTED.
STRONG LYE, FROM WOOI
ASHES, will command a goo(
price, at the "PRESS OFFICE.'
Jane 10, 1870,7?tf
YIMGAR BITTERS
SUMTER BITTERS, BRADFIELD'i
FEMALE REGULATOR and n thousnn
other things too tedious to mention, fc
6ft!e by W. T. PENHEY. Don't forge
tho pUoe, Under the striped. atvnin{
White's Block, Emporium of Fashion.
Jane 10 18Y0, 1?tf
.fee ?cnn- --*wrnr-rr*- "rtr?tx?rFRESH
IMP SEED
FHOM THOHBUSN, N. ^
FLAT DUTCH.
| RED TCP STRAP LEAF,
iRUTA BAGA
Ytilow AIicrtlecB,
WHITE NORFOLK
white globe
I At PAliKEIl & LICE'S.
.Inly 1.1 S70, 1Q?If
NO TIDE.
qp1 r k Nf:i!, ? College Building a
; B_ I'I. J j \\ l*,> 1 , Will 1)0 OpiMH'll OJ
ill*.* Ulh, iinil to tho loth, of July lb:
the.uccommotluliun o(' Boarders l?y,
JOHN A. MAYS.
' June J 7, 1S70. 10?CI.
Apprentice Wanted.
AYorXC man of 10 or 13 year?
ol' n?jo can get cmjiloyini-nL tc
learn a yooi.1 tnulo 'on aiij-'tlcat'.un U
Seal, Sign & Robertson.
June 17, 1^70, S?tl'
M W A 4 1* m s'
Kvcry m.in who lias a liorso, r.vi|? or
cow, should hive a botde of JMJa.jt
(Julio Mixiuro?il i-s no litii:>s>u?j. (Jul!
at 1'KNNICY'S DRUG STOUEaud get
h bottle for 81.r?0.
Miiiclj 'Jn, 1870, 48?tf
450 BUSHELS
PRIME YELLOW COM,
for fcule at lowest rates fur Ca!-.h, Ly
&mm & WALLEE.
Greenwood, S. C.
June 18, 1
five tohs
fur eulo.
TROWBRIDGE & CO.
June 21, 1S70, 9?If
~ FRESH SUPPLY"
:Mcli Calf anil Linini Ski
and Oak and Hemlock Sole
* fur Halo L}'
TROWBRIDGE & CO.
Junc 21, 1870, 9?tf
SUM & IVORY
m j i v? i r<
;xecining xtmgs ana* urosaes
jsBMTCcESS NIPPLES
NIPPLE SHIELDS,
Mow's Imp. Nursing Bottles
33reast Pumps,
Improved Abdominal Supporter:
Open and Closed Lever
Ril 'ail Gm Me Pessariei
CIIILDREX'S TUBES,
T T? Solf RTrrmo-Dc
A Ml KTVi.li hJ J J. I&XqVU
Cupping Glasses, &c., at
PARKER & LEE'S
Jue 17, 1840, 8?tf
EXCELLENT HORSE SHOEI
at Seal, Sign & Robertson's
CARRIAGE SHOP.
Juno 17, 1870, 8?tf
} ' '
Hawley's Restorative Bain
r For cleansing and invigorating the Hf
will prevent it falling off, for Kale at FBI1
NEY'S DRUG STORE. Price fcl.C
June 10,1870, 7?-tf
Wm. Shephard, & C<
Jso. 24 llaync St.^ Charleston, S. C.
DEALERS IN
COOKING STOVES,
> Ranges and Heating Store
i Pictures of Stovefl with priccs ai
' description will bo Bent npon app
cation.
July 3, 1870, 10-r-ly
?Yeast Powders
s
d XVR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKU?
ir 1 9 POWDERS, for salo, at
st
? Trowbridge & Co.
Juno 10, J870, 7?tf
Stale Rights.
Wo arc indohtod to :v friend lor :\i
article which appears in (ho Jhitlo
Co., (Ohio) Vnnocrat, announces tin
following _Bound States Jvighls doc
? ( l ino:
"Tho flovornmont under the I-Ydor
r ? i .. / ?
, | til V/'/IITl ItlttlUII IO it MUVUl IllUVIIt U
ccnsent, and not of lorco ami fraud
and all law?, acts or amendment:
which arc not dircctlj- mado wit h tin
|desire, consent and will of the pco
'pie, aro null and void, and should nol
J only not ho obeyed or com plied with
J but resisted to the deTilh, if neccssa
! ry. Tho States or the people thcrcol
i established and ordained tho Federal
Constitution and the Government
"i which is based upon it. Each Stat*
I through, or by tho will or content ol
their peoples, agreed that they would
yield obedience to that Government,
subject to the specified conditions ol
i tho Federal Constitution. l?y thh
J compact, the States?we use the word
jStates in its true sense, meaning their
I peoples?reserved to them certain
e j rights?all rights and powers not emI
bodied and specified in tho Federal
compact?and are as much independent
sovereignties under that compact
as they wero under the Articles ol
Confederation. The Constitution i.s
simply tho instrument, which united
tho Slates, and was and now ought to
he the bond of Union between the
Stales. When tho Federal Constitution
has been violated, its limits transcended
beyond its legitimate and delet
gated powers, the bond of Union b<*
11 tween the Slates is severed, dissolved.
f! uruKcn, :iuu mosc acts, resulting irom
such violation and illegitimate exorcise
of power, are without, legal force,
and are not binding. as the very nature
of the contract has been ignored
and violated, and the reserved rights
of the States liave boon encroached
' upon and outraged. 1*. follows, there-,
j tore, that wher. the 1'ederal Constitu-|
iion, which is the bond of I'nion be-:
' i tween the Slates by specified condi-<
1 tions embodied in it, that a violation |
j of those conditions absolves thej
(States from any furthi'r obedience t<?!
i the compact, and bv every law that;
! governs contracts. empowers thetu'
; through their Slate reservations, to
j resume their individuality, to exercise
(through their own organic jiowers.
it he rights of which usurping tyrants
j have deprived them, by the abuse and
despotic exercise of undelegated, au-i
;u,"iily." I
! tlif Rf'lli'S nv tbr-ii* rn-r>\ri-A in I
,lh"ir collective capacity 'made tho
! Federal Constitution, and e<;!ir< <|ue:.lily
the ( Jovorninent bac.od uponit,ihey
!?the cith'.cus of t he States? owe no
!al'e^iaiico to the genera! Government.
! but only to their own .State Govern-j
jment; and obcvlio.nco to the laws ofj
!ihe Federal Government because their}
j.Stale government* demand itoi' them
Uubjeot to the npecilied conditions of
I tho Federal Compact. The people
i arc the sovereigns in all free governjnients,
and their will an>l consent are
I essential to the establishment of u
{government of such a character. Ia
jour cVn Government, the Federal
Con^tAntion is tho embodiment of the
will* cf the people, made by and with
thiir :onscnt. and is iho ' finprcmoj
law of the land" only by virtue of the
soverogn will of * the whole people }
:throu/ji their respective State gov-j
jerumeits. Therefore, when tho Fed-;
|oral Ccislilution is violated. its legit-:
lima to laiit:. exceeded aud tho reserv-}
;.cd riglts of Ilia Slates ruthlesslyj
jtramploj up6n, and laws enacted in i
jopposili.n to its provisions and re-i
. quirenkmips, kuc.1i lawe are iuoneralivol
'-oxeept bjbruial coerei-m, arc wilhioul
legal aneiiou, and tihould be resis
ju>d as revlutior.ary attempts to destroy
oui free institutioms, rob the'
jpcoplo of heir liberties, an>l subvert
ji! the resei'vd rights of the States. I
j -? i
> Executive Committee?Union Reform
Meetings.
Tho folio ing gentlemen compose
theExccutivCommitteeof tho Union
Reform Part, us at present constitu-i.
tci:
J. B. Kerslnv, of Kershaw.
' AVm. Wallat, of. Richland.
"\Vm. T. Gar, of Edgefield.
J S. 1\ llamilt), of Chester.
E. \V. Seiblciof Richland.
John D. Palnv, of Richland. 1
Henry Mclvc of Chesterfield. 1
Y.J. Rope, oKow berry.
llenry Rarncsof Edgelield.
? J. A. Hoyt. ofVndorson.
' Henry Jiuisit, c Charleston.
Jonas Jivrd. oiVhavloston. i
I "Win. Wallace, i Union. * <
P AH communicains to the Exeeu'
I tivo Committee, s.uld be addressed
to tlie undersigncuat Columbia." Col. 1
j Win. Wallace, J. Bl'almcr and 15. W. '
poibels, have beenonstituted a Sub- .
'j I Committee, at Colubia; applications (
for speakers may bomdc to thalComnittee.
Regular ^ointments will *
Uj made, Irom timcto time, by that
Committee for publimcctings in the
several Counties of tl State, at which
_ lbn. R. B. Carpenteiand (ion. M. C.
j Bitler will address t\ people. The
frbnds of tho movemjt will please '
observe these appoinlijnts and make '
tin necessary arrangeiontH. Should .
thi presence of theso*entlemen be
desred on any other -.casions than
tho.o appointed by tt Committee,
_ tliei-attendance may boecured in tho '
^ intevals of such nppoinaents, by ivd- 1
J dresing the Secretary.
Tla following appointents are annonncd
for lion. R. B. Crpenter and
J- (I'en.'xl. C. Butler, to adtfcss the nr:o
,0-1 pie: <
I Granville, Monday, Jul 25.
__ Anterson, Wednesday, Jly 27.
Wall alia, Thursday, Jul}28. <
), PieWns, Friday, July 21)..
Abhvilio, Saturday, JulyH).
Salua Old Town, Monda* Aug. 1. '
ISe^'orry, Tuesday, Aug*t 2.
Snamnburg, Wednesday,, ug. 3. <
Unid, Thursday, August.
S. E, WSEIBELS, Sec'y EiCom.
-id ' ? 1 *
'li* The 3mtor Watchman saji: Tho ?
first cai*>nading that we ha* heard
in ourtGn since tho war wa. upon ^
? tho arm[ of the news that Xbitto(
more halbeon rejected by .an1,over- \
), whelming voto of Congress. We :|
need'scacty add that the salub.was
r_ fired by]fiembcrs of tho Bcputican ,
ltr party. ?
\ ? t <
W. T. iKewn, Esq., died at jus <
residence^. Orangoburg village,
Tuo&dsy inning, the 0th Inst.,
: < M .
1 W.
...?
A
1 Prussia vs. Fi-,ir.:v - Efsmark vs. I
Napolcou.
. j l.
A* our renders have perceived from i |t
u the lole^raiiis jmblislu-d in our cu!- i
- umus, Franco ami Prussia Htand in i
l#>stilo atlitiulo. (Jen. Prim oll'crs Ihe j C
< crown oi ftpain to J'rinec I*oopol?t, oJ o
p|Hoh?n/ollerii?a member of the Koy- j
j ill Family of Prussia, lie accepts it.:
!i France promptly dissents; at oiicoj^
hall-draws licr sword, and Napoleon, ^
' j speaking t hrniigh his Foreign .Minis J
I j tcr, the Ihike < 1 o (irammont, says de-j _
j eisivcly thai Fianeo would never al-| " "
| low this arrangement to ho carried j
P out. 'Huh. Napoleon stops out boldly j
j.atnl crosses sv.urd with lJistnarek.'
| I low stand the parties now? Wo!
|'think the advantages are with .Napo- i ,
l 'leon. Prussia, doubtless, remembers; ft
I. tho glory of Sadowa, when sho hum-! 1]
| bled the pri'.io of A astria, arid took j *
j.jhcr pla?:o among the first clas^jq';
'powers of Kurope, throwing even;
I Franco in tlio sha?!o. lJut she has!
, j less eoiiliduiee in herself and ]?i-5-jf}?
! marek than she had four year.'! Jig".;?'
land time has mellowed -the splendor :'at
'of her li 11 i 1M ! v :?e!<ifVi'!.ii.ni ^ ( ) > ! tl.<
: the other hand* France fdands fdr??ng:?
'[and compact, and tlio Kuipervr, .!-r!
strengthened by his t;bcrvi;*m, l i:tn 1 wis
| himself' ii|?0!i hi.s majority (.-I' nearly tv
7.<!Uy.OOy "f vote ' on liio rceont pie- <.: ]
i biscite. aud relying upon hi-? grand; j,-.
unny. boldly challenges the i -uc 1 !Vj
} with his arrival beyond llio 1! hi tie. i
I We aro inclined to think with the j \
i Mew York M'urlJ, that .Napoleon ha^'Kji
j tamed the tables u;>on I'rnssin.! u(
j Whether peace or war idiall be 11?< : fx
result in this "unpleasantness" Napo-j|,.|
I teojj) holds the winning cards. riven ; ja. j
ii' Prussia declines the issue of war, a!
1 1 . . , , . % m ! j
,diplomatic delc-at, damaging to iier, ...
f prestige, certainly awaits her. "Wei * '
jshul! watch the result with interest i' " ^
I lo us. it f.'i'ins sijivarent that titestart
,-v .i ' 11 i , ii Mou
!?>i JNapc'con is i:i the ascendant.
lis find, 'pack, fMjaeiotis, prompt.
i The- im,i ../.f ~
! which lie is n.>? the master. J.'rim 'J*
Mi'! liisnmrcL' have been confronted i'*1"'
by I he Huler of i'ranve. if, thoy I
must or Lack down. r'hi.s is the'1*"1
slate of the cn.se. Say> Napokun, in IP'1')
language vli:it suggc.-ts the* ring oi'jw^'
battle: "France w ill never permit si|"".
(Jertmm J'r:uce to lake his Aeat upon I w'ili
I lie throne of Charles iho I'ifih." j ?*? *!
And the imperialist organ, .the J'ay#, J'
uses warlike worths, il lalks of aven- '-at'
ging I!'alt'i'lv , and says : i'tvnehmen
are ready to tako the name read to j will
Jena and Berlin which their fathers or*,
took." Pending this matter, it, is. >.-uu>
stated that commercial circles lVol | vi?-u
tho gravity of the situation, and tliuivitiv
Paris 1'ourse opened Jlal on the 7th Ulai
instanL t/,c:
Tnc Tncomk Tax.?The United cl|ic
Slates has" finally reconstructed its U3"'
action, and determined to perpetuate ''\0^
tli.*3 unjust income tax ngain.it which u
tlie whole country is protecting. At K',u'
one time it did seem tlial the Senate
would Bland lirm and lelieve tho peo- n!i^
p!o from an unequal and inquisitorial lc,n
burden, but the outside pressure was r
more than that grave body could ly u
stand, and there is every prospect ntfw
that the lax will stand for at least
two years more. Longer than thh
the tax will not remain; and some of J u
the leading Radical journals tell their i,cri
party that if this income lax remains yt.&i
in the-bill when it is finally passed aPI"
and higued by tho President, the eiee- lcm
* . Hi) r
tiou of 1^72 will most decidedly put
it out of their power to conduct itjany
any longer. jdirci
I puri
^ ? j lu tl
f\ -r ' *
U&UKUIA J^EQISf.ATURE.?ATLANTA; 'v,u<-'
July 11.?Tho Legislature "met horo!ttCjt
to-day. Tho Senate continues the
appropriation uct of 1SG0, until fur- ious
Uier ordered, by a vote of 22 to 10. | ftimi
A re.solutiou was oilered instructing
the Treasurer to use the present ci"cl
school-fund in paying claims .against U10fii
the State, which was tabled.
In the Jlois.se a similar resolution vV ^
was postponed. Both House* adjourned
until to-morrow, 1<> o'clock. ,join
! n eiuji
reel(J
3 here wcro 51 deaths in.Charleston 8<-apc
tor tho week ending tho i)lh?white Buar
12; colored 3D. jcbil
teiui
/ <A"\TL' "rri ~x.T ipiT'L? peliz
CUjN hiAjrjN .liilLb. g"ic
less I
~ as a t
The following named persons liav odyn
freight ill the Depot: ^J.1
L L Guffin, O J Emmorson, Rob't lion,
M DuBodc, J Crews, \V E Pratt, K Jul
Ed wards, (! J{ MeCalla, S Morrali,
Loe A Wilson, SI J Piggitt, P S JJutege,
J C Haskell, C T Haskell, X 1) [2"
fc Co, J A Norwood, P il Mitchell, J
J" Cunningham, W II & Clark .Madlock,.
I) 1* Sondley, Baker & Olink- j ? ?* ? i
scales, J X) Chalmers ?fc Co, E Calhoun,, ltyJ. (.
T C Child*, L J Wilson, W J> -Mars &juiaini
Jo, S P Giljert, John Enright, Lee,!
r 'P f.... \T?r> -- fill I .
, y ?J>UO? JJLUUIUVVJ , X J1U?^. ^>. *?'
*> 6- ffi
J:XPJIESS.?J \Y W Marshall, 11 N Jul
Ward law, liov W T DuBosc, F M
Mitchell, J!cv G IJ Barns, (J W JJico, p0
Mattie 3) Mitchell, MctJowau & Par- "c'vei
leer, IT T Tustin, Press & Banner, J as \y ev
M Boyd, Alito Baskin, J 1) Miller, G l>ut i
\V Cromer, Mrs Annie E Martin, care
Dr Jiiod, E F Parlor, C Chambers, II M?
J bomax, S A Brazeale, W P Wutson,
?aro of W D Mars, John A Grant, care poor
\\ it White, Matthew McDonald. S'*
D. it. SONDJ/KV, T.
A-'out. con,e
? ' groui
Markets. **
TIK
_ , noui
Auukville, July lu.? Cottou 16(a)
17
' _r . suiti
3Sew York, Juiy 13?Cotton firm p
:sr?20(fl)20}. Gold 12|?12?. ' *uB<
Charleston, July 13.?Cotton quiet
middlings 18. ess?
Auousta, July 13.?Cotton firmor w
with improved demand, middling 17 J I
?m. I
Liverpool, July 13, Cotton firm, JLI
jplanda 9|; Orleans 9}; rules 12,000
I
DIED, in Grconville, S. C., July .TW
3th, inbtant, M. BETTIE WIL- jf ,
[jIAMS, eepond daughter of Mrs. Kit- .
y P. Williams, aged 14 yeara.
"Death lie* onher, like an untimely f o?,t. ?
Upon the ?weoti'?t flower of the world,' Jl
llT ; -> .???'. . . )
i
. ) ' * * ? .. j , * ** i
Ainu Ki~>.
MAKKIKD. oa the Gili July, 1S70,
y Ivi-v. Manning Jirowu, :it tho rosi<.11
co of t lie bride's grand lather, near
<o\vnd?svillc. S. C., Mr. J. J. LIOK, of .
'olumbia, and Miss ELLA ALLEN, '
f Anderson County, S. C.
JC2t~ Christian Neighbor will please
>py^
,, ^ ? j fl
1, O C .A T,.
4
I
mo tcsfs 111o Merits of all Things. A
i'iic foreign jiti-1 donu.-slic demand for Perry ~
via A Son's? cro.-.t medicine?'.ho Pain Killer _
never 1 f.jio ?? large as it luis been of
: and we think the time has arrived when 0
deeJaiii'i'ii! may lie n.ado, without tho j>obilily
?.-f refutation, lliul the city of Provi- ?j
1furni-htd the entire habiluhie gloho j;
h a tiu-'IKiiiC, which, i:i point of universal!- If
?if d> maud, extent t>f utfofulnos.", eomulete jj1
ieiiey for all I ho j>ttrj'OS<iS for whieh it is ^
ig:nd u:.d widespread, enduring populari- [j,
h:ij iscv-r been cijuitMed by any medicine 15s
? * 1
.isrep" or America. '
>7,, v/i i >j the dan and for the Puin
ier, ir- r novel, interesting, and Kuiprising *l
:u:-e in the history of this mcdiciue. Its Sc
:ue has g->iic ou'.." into every quarter of the ,
ilahle glube. The Pain Killci is now reguy
edd i:i large and .slcnJUj/ increasing Si.
ntities, not only to pfU'-ral agonta iu eve- l"'?
-late and 'iViritory of the Union, ami eveVt>\
ii.i*." of l>rit:-li Aiueiica, but to Iiucnos
Dnizil, I tigtiay, Peru, Chili and other M
tu A^i'.-riouti f'tul<s> to Wic Sandwich Is- l'I
i^, to-Cuba and other West India Inlands;
Inp'.riMil^aj'J (.Vitincutal Kurope; to Muzatn
ic, MaJags^ear, Zanzibar and other African
t-> Australia and Calcutta, Rargnou and at
:i places in liflia. It has ulso been sent to _
;a, and wo doubt if there is any foaeign
or any is.laud eity in Africa or Asia,
oh is frequented by American and liuropcluitjiuiiaiic,
tiavelors or traders, into
lU tIiI'uin Killer has Jiot been introduced ,
b*-rii fought ef'cr.
iit of its ustj'ttliusa is another "-eat ^
jro of thif remuihable medicine. I .3 not
; the beat thing ever known, as everybody Jai
c.'iif' Hi, lor bi uisi h, cut*, burns, Ac. but ty,
lyet ntery or ehol'-ru, "or any Kort ot bowe ^
ji'aiut it is a reufedy unsurpassed for elU- jj1(
lup.iii . v ui ucnuu. in mo ^rtui hu
h if iii'ilhh India, anil in the West India ha
:iJ4 and other hot clitiibtes, It has become
.t'liiilti-imedicine for all auch complaints, aa jf
an for liver complaints and bIk
r <!UorJei?. Far coughs aud colds, canker '
ina and rlictiicutio dilUculties, it lma beeu
red by tho n:o.-:t abundant and ci-uviucing
In and teitimossy, to be au iuvuluuble'inedTho
jtri'prietora aro in possession of i
n'9 from jit ievns of the Lighest character _
iceponaihiliip, testifying, iu uue^uivocal
is, to tho cures oftceted and the sutUfaeto- fi-r.'.lts
produced, in an almost endless variof
a?eJ, by the n. c if^tlu.* great inedieiiio.?
i-. A ih<rtistr.
I'V 1, I67u, 10?IKI. la
? ?? ? m
rAi.vn's Bist'i>ei ence.?"The weak eatctli gy
? ?," saye St. Paul, so that eighteen hundred _
? ayo the value of nx-dieieal plants was ^
eeiated. In the old Testament botanical
L-diea are repeaUdly recommended, but in p?
bffujjo of saervd history is mail recom- qq
di d to swallow calomel, or blue pill, or .
ota'.'r miuerul preparation. The sick were "
eted to tut herbs to strengthen them, to S.
fy ihem, to heal them, to restore them. ]
bat duy the art of making vegetable ex- 8]r
la wjw unkiiowe. The heibal xnedicinea mj
s luerc ijiftm'ons.
waa rtsei ve<l for a latter n^e lo unite the ?0'
:ary essences "f to:iie aperient aud antibil1
ool.-i, bnik-t, aud plants, with an active \y,
ulaul, and thus secure their'rapid diffusion aut
ugh the debilitated or disordered system. .
crowui.'i/ triiunoli of tliia oflftsetivK ikuJh
Juccutrating ami applying the virtues cf ihe
ioul vegetables was achieved in the pro- ma
iuu of Hosteller's* SU'.iiaoh Litters. hev- ^
foie had a perfectly pure i.leoholio stimu- ,i
been combined with, the expressed juicee .
it- finest spccifi.'a of the vegetable king au"
Never yet, ibough eightecu years have f
fd siuce lis i:if reduction, iiaa this great at J
rative been equalled. It id takeu ai all (or
>y?, lu all.climt'e, as the ii.odt patent safe- /d
egaiimt fpitnedios, us a protection
i t uli unhealthy exhalations that produce )'ov
l'.V OP ln>'i*t <lis;>ns? n- ii rnni.ilii fun in. mol
j -- ?r> " -"J " "J"'
ittewl and otbar inulariouafevore; usonap- ,jer^
ad a sovereign : ui ?s for dyspepsia; aa a
ml toiilu mi J inviu ;>rautj as a guutla, pain- .
iperient; ta a Hoo . depurent; as a nervine; ^
:ure fur Li''io?:a i-iiectioiu; aa harmless anr;
and aa the Li I djfciioo of health unlul'avoraUe
eitvu nalcncca, auuh a9 aedenpuravita,
undue bodily or mental exer- A
hardship, privation mid exposure. H
ly 1, l&VU, K??lux. U
n Manukatvrist. Intkrksta?The rannurera
of I lie North huyu asked for aud obJ
the assistance of the National Govcrnuutil
they lmve become a burden to the
le ?it lur^e, aud tlie tax paid by the Unitatca
fur the support of theae munufactu- a
equul to all tho other t.ixos dut togeth- ^ 11
Let our manufacturers make goods of bet- JL
uulity, and at lower prices, than other (
nuuLurcjr, III1U mt-y cuii ueiy competition
jilt Government help, This, At leant, is
Ion of Air. J\ 1*. Tonic, of Charlestou, C
, the largest iitid niuJt tuiccessful mauu- on
rer of dour, sashes, bliuds and mouldings
e Southern Stut"H. re
X 1, l&7i', 10?lm. ?bo<
__ to I
* mer
n't Fiiiiokt Tins.?Wilson's New Mill well
r did a better business tlimi it will do this raaE
n. Grain i* already coming iu from near- ?
cry section ?if the District. It requires
\ little more time to take, grain to a good x
^'little fartner olV, than it does to carry it
poor Mill nearer home.
ny persons take enough wheat at one pvrj,
to make flour to last the family for weeks .
onltii and if it ij? spoiled in grinding at a hlgr
Mill, who's to blatne when it is known are
e tho mo?t beutiful while flour can be ob- 0f |
d from the same wheut ?
rties taking a full lead would do well to
in the evening that their grain may be
id at night.
< >? . . Wil
ir Tho friends of D. O. HAW- 2ft3
_)RN, of Abbcvillo County, anicc
hi in to tho public generally GR
tout distinction of party, as a Crei
iblo person for tho office of School f'ou
. . , . in 4
iniiBBioncr, ana invoke in his behalf
public patronage.
MAN* VOTERS. In t
0 THAIR.5
BT WJRMU, s
RICE $1.00.5
at PARKER & LEE'S.
ily 8, 1870, ll?tf J
s
LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
IX CHARLESTON, S. C.,
?orreeled Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, />r<
leer, No. 25 Broad Street.
July 7, 1870.
State Securities.?South Carolina, ?Id.?
i85 ; do new,?ubO; Jo, registVl stock, er int
?uTC.
Citv Secx'ritiks?Augusta, Gn. Bonds, ?n
0; Charleston, S. C. Slock, (ex qr int) ?n
8 ; do, Fire Loan Bouds.r?a70 ; Columbia, S.
!. Bonds, ?u60.
Railroad Bonds.?Blue Ridge, (first mortage)?a60
; Charleston und S ivanuuh,?n70;
harlotto, Columbia and Augusta,?u87; Che(Iw
and Dartim;lon,?aPo ; Oreenrillo and
lolumbia, (first morL)80a?; d >, State guaantce,|
07a?; Korlhcnstcrn, 02a?; Savouah
and Charleston, 1st niort. ?a8<>; do,
tntc guarantee*, ?aV5; South Carolina,?
75; do, 73 ; Spartanburg and Union.?aG2.
Kaiikoad Stocks?Charlotte Columbia and
.ugusta,?n4."?; Greenville aud Columbia, 2a
Northeastern, al6; Savannah and Charleshi,
?a35; South Carolina, whole shares
?a-lO: <Io. half ?lo ? a99t.
Kxciiance, New York Sight, J off par ;
old, 11U112; Silver, lOlulOS. .
sopril CAROLINA hank DILL9.
Hank of Charleston,,., ?a?
Bank of Newberry...... * a?I
r.tik of CtundcD 41a?
unk of Georgetown*. 8a?
unk of South Carolina 18a?
unk of Cheater 15a?
unk of,Hamburg lCulB
(ink of Stato of S. C.- prior to 1801 <?-ln?
ink of State of S. C. issuo 18?"?1 and '02 lla-ll
Planters' and Mechanics Bank of
Churlcslon ?a?
'uoplo's Bank of Choi lesion ?a?
.'nion Bank of Charleston. ?a?
lUthwcBtCTii R R Bank of Charleston,
old ?a?
ultli western 11 R Bunk of Charleston,
new ?a?
ate Bank of Charleston -lOlul
iriners' and Exchange Bank of Charles-ton
41
tcliange Bank of Columhia ? alOj
iiDincrcinl Bank of Colmnhia 21a?j
erehnnts' Hank of Chcraw fia?
anters' Bank of Fail field .....7a?I
ate ot South Carolina Hills Receivable '.'7?
ty of Charleston Change Bills. '.i??
* Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed
the Bank Counters ot each.
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In Probate Court.?Citation.
JKTIIEREAS Moses C. Taggart, applicant'
r v Inn made suit to mi;, to g' ant Lirn [
Iters of Administration of the Estate of
tuea Teggart, Sr., deceased late of said CounTh?se
arc therefore, to cite and admonish
and singular the kindred and creditors of
s said Jaiucs Taggart, dee'd that they be
d appear before me, in the Court of Prote,
to be held aV Abbeville C. It., 011 Weilsday
20th, instant, after publication hereof,
11 o'clock in the afternoon, to show causa. I
auy they Lave why the eaid Administration
mid not Ij?* granted.
aivcii under uiy hand, this 4lh, day of July,
110 Domini 1S70.
I'uMishcd on the 8th dny of July 18"i 0, in
! tt-lth year of American Independence.
WM. 1IILL, j. r. a. c. [l. b ]
luly 8, 1870, 11?2t.
aportaat to Planters.
A. great saving of time and
bor is all that we need to ]
ake the planting interest, a
IVCOBS.
VE aro the sole owners of the right
for tho "BOTTOMS HOUSE
>WER" for Abbeville and Anderson ]
unties as we bave bought the right from
A. AlleD, the agent for the Stato of 1
C. 1
It useless for us to say more than has
eady been said in favor of this Machine,
e simplicity of it, when seen, will speak
itself. J
We have made arrangements with Mr.
S. Henry, the well known machinist
I raanufactiyor of Charleston, S. C., to
re these ''Luuse Power" constructed of
best material and in the most durable
nner.
I'be writer will in a few days canvass
Cou^ies of Abbeville an<l Anderson h
I will exhibit a model of the Machine- ^
Jr. L. II. Russell ray partner will be
Abbeville, C. H., to take any orders s1
the Machine in my absence.
Jorne in with your orders as booq as
i can us it will give Mr. Henry timo to *e
the Machine. Fist come, first
'ed.
WIER & RUSSELL.
Tuly 6, 18*70. 11?3m.VALUABLE
.AND S.
FOR \
SAXjEI I
IN GREENVILLE. I
HE undersigned ia authorized to sell
the following
TRACTS OF LAND:
'in a xract ot 400 acres, more or lese, |
Tyger River and Mush Creek, io /
onviUe County, S. C., fifteen miles \
?e the City of Greenville, belonging
SAMUEL F. TODD, of Texas, forly
lands owned by Oliver Barrett, and
1-known a9 bis place of residence for
ly years. There are 80 or 90 acrcs of
rate
w Grounds in the Tract,
Bottom Lands (jj
Tyger River and Mush Creek, in a ^
i slate of cnitivatioo. Thp .Up Lands
of a superior character, and a portion
hem cleared and in cultivation. There |
i the Tract a large and substantial
DWELLING HOUSE,
lb all the necessary Outbuildings, situI
on the Stato road leading from the
ida Gap to Columbia, S. C.
'lie other Tract belongs to W. P.
EEN. of Texas, tod lies on Mush
ek, in the upper part of Greenville
mty, S. C., containing over 200 acres,
or 60 acres of which are the finest * g
BOTTOM LANDS' I
he County. The Up-Lands are of a
d quality, and a portion of them clearing
\a cultivation.
'bese LANDS will be sold very low m
CASH, if not sold at private sale,
7 will be offered at austion to the high- 1
bidder on fialeday in August. J[
t is -seldom that there is offered for
i such a body of rioh Lands in this
inty. Persons wishing to make perjent,
profitable infestneqU, are invited *
ook at these two Tracts of Lands be- %
i the day of sale.""
WH. H. PEBBY,
Attorney and Agent, 4ro.
uly 8, 1870, 11^21,
ILL Shi
?-4cyts\.yc
WE ARE now offering to Cash buyers p
way of selling goods low. The pons
our stock reduced. Wo lire selling ladies' J1
unose cloths, Grenadines, Are., for 1-J, 15, -0.
50c. AVe have a nice lino of Jaconets-, Swiss
nl.'iin niwl Bli-iiwwl . i 11*r
. , ? ? , iumuu iyu iirc jseiiuij^" irum
land Suminui' (Jassimcres, for 75ets., *1.00, $1
Wc are soiling nil of our (Jcuts and Boys lieu
&e., at fully cts., lower, and every thing el
~vm su
Wo have extended ouv inducements to the '
have a splendid assortment ol* Millinery (Joo
every week from New York, which have ho
prices, and our prices have been reduced in a
jean please in price stylo and quality.
TO WII0MITMA1
We are selling everything in tlio Groccry lii
allly Sugars, Cotfee,?all hinds of Hardware, J
Hand Saws, Drawing Knives, &c., Crockery c
cent., lower. 2iow is the time to buy while w
May 27, 1S70, 5?If
SPRING AND
OOOOv
We 1 )c.<r leave to announce to (.lie pnl
In Store, and complete, find we can assui
ARE
Prepared to oft'or them Letter burgaiiR
Our purchases have been made since tin
which enables us to sell them much
CBEAPE
This season than ever. This is no hum]
We invite all persons to c;dl
AT
Our store and they will
MILLER & RQ
A.rc offering their Friends and C as ton
THAN
Ever before ofternd to the trade of Al>
effort
EVER
:Ias been to serve our Friends as well a
ind our aiin tliis season shall be to mai
lope we have already established. Call i
BEFOH)
Purchasing elsewhere.
Miller & B
THE LADIES will remember that
as charge of the Millinery Department,
rhere she will always be found ready to
tyle of DRESS, HAT or BONNET.
April 8, 1870, 50, tf
msnr mm
X 3NT
m t
spring i
Ante-"Wa,r 3
JALXCOS, 12 14
Dress Goods, 1
ititii i
MOTIONS. HATS,
9l Great Redu
CIiOTHl
IUARLES, PERI
A nr 10?ta r/\ -
? l} lOIVI, uu, u
- - n I I
NORWOOD, DuP]
r^: *
OHLO^OES
{rain and, Central Proi
NoM White's. Block, At
Doce Sl/~l869, 36, tf
LSON'S,
till greater inducements in the
on is advancing and we want
toss (Joods?Mozambique!?, Jap2i?,
and 30, worth 25, 30, 40 and
cs, plain and drilled, Kansooks
l^i cts., up. "We have Spring
.25, worth $1.00, $1.55, $1.50.
,dy-mado clothing, llats, JSIiocb,
so in proportion.
Miliinery department, where wo
ds. Wro arc securing supplies
on bought at greatly reduced
much greater proportion. \Vt?
rCONCEIIN.
no at still lower prices, especi
i'ocket Knives, Weeding Hoca,
if every kind at fully 25 per
c are selling low.
ENOCH NELLON.
SUMMER
>lic thai our stock is uow
f> mil' (>ll?;f?L)>ini>o
. v wo*. Vi.?;wuiv-J J 1/ilUl IT VJ
than a\o liave ever done.
. great, decline in Goods,
B
nig; and to be convinced,
admit that
iBERTSON
icrs greater inducements
bevillc and vicinity. Our s
they could do anywhere,
ntain the reputation we
md examine
***
L
Robertson,
MRS. LYTHGOE stil
at Miller <fc Robertson's,
> fit them out in the latest
Tnnds'
Prices 2
! CENTS,
15 cts..
ioiat,
/
iction izi
:3xrct.
EtlN & CO
' ' ? ' * -iT^
1 ' I 1 I ?^
EtE & CO.,
RS^ '
risioa H?r?Iumfs
. _
ibevillc, IS. 0, *:;;;
- - s ? 4..?. jt
/ 1
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