Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. t .mm a I ag -T g - ? Specie Payments?Tho New York Herald announces as as an important rumor from Washington, "that the administration is perfecting a plan whereby the Government shall resiftne Specie payments before tho 1st of anuary, 1872." "We observe that the Washington Chronicle is urging the jresumption of specie payments. Tho preliminary step in tho opinion of home, w M be taken when the Secretary of the Treasury uses tho coin reserves, under his control, to lower tho gold premium to at least eight ??* nin? nop rpiit.. so that the silver coin now hoarded may to brought in general circulation. The re-appearance of silver halves and quarters a8 currcncy would have a very healthy effect on the national finances, and and facilitate the measures that jna}' be ultimately adopted for making greenbacks convertible, at the will of the holders, into gold. ^ In the Washington Chronicle of the 2d inst., Mr. John W. Forney announces that he retires from further connection with that journal, having in fact disposed of it, and will hereafter concentrate his energies upon J the Philadelphia Prm, survivor of lug; former twins. It may be remarked Uo*. fnn?.nn tho Tieirro to fcuat, n m.u uv, ?VMV.,V? "i- o almost auy extsnt in his valedictory, lie has nc^t a word for Mr. Grant, unless it can bo squeezed out of this statement, that "it"?the Chronicle? "has been honored by the confidence of loyal administrations and statesmen.;" as if to say that with the advent of dullards and jobbers the Chronicle's honor at headquarteis fled away. Seriously, however. Mr. Forney had his value, and perhaps not altogether a small one ; and that he has been spurned from the White House is a pregnant illustration of the judicial blindness which there prcv vails.?iV". Y, World. ^ ^ It is stated that David Field has the largest practice of any lawyer in this country. IIo receives from one tuent aione, mo xji-iu xvamuuu, n-v* amounting to $200,000 a j*ear, and his regular income is stated as cnormousr William M. Evarts, Charles O'Conot and E. W. Stoughtou have v?ry large incomes from their practice. Mr. Stoughton's income exceeds 5150,000 annually, and which he is said to spend in the most luxurious manner. Jn the second class of eminent Xcw York lawyers, are ranked : Fred. Seward, Blatchford & Griswold, Barrett, Brinsmade & Barrett, Beehe & Donahue, Martin & Smith, and Brown, Hall pud Yanderpool, whose practice ranges in some instances as high as $J50,000 per annum. Among the third-class, referring sold)' to age?, and jLhe commercial names Joseph II. Choftte, John E. Parsons, W. E. Curtis, George Tieknor Curtis, A. K. Lawrence, &c., with incomes from ?10,000 to ?50,000. The four leading crimi'nal lawyers of Xew York are John Graham, llenry L. Ulinton, Ubarles S. JSponcer and W. F. Howe. ESTABLISHED 1835. Greenville Coacli Factory. fiOWER, COX & MAEKLEY. WE would announce to our customers that we are prepared now to All all orders for Vehicles. We have added to our stock of Wood-working Machinery, and increased our staff ot workmen to about 70, and therefore trust that none of our patrons will be disappointed in having orders promptly filled. - The Stock of One, Two, Three, Four And Six Horse Iron Axle Plantation Wagons will be kept full; and now, as for one-third of a century past, these Wagons shall he the STANDARD of EXCELLENCE. We have a large stock of light BUG GIES and ROCK^VAVAYS, of our own ZBake; also, a stock of Northern built BUGGIES?both low ajid high priced, for those who wish to purchas^ Northern work, as cheap as any Southern .dealer. We call soecial attention to the improvements making in our SPRING WAGONS. Without raising the price, we are furnishing them with great care, painting them elegantly. Price lists promptly mailed on application. Send us all your Repair Work. Freight only charged one way on it by the Railroad. CrOWEB, COX & MARKLEY. Agent at Abbeville, Dr. J. W. Marshall; at Greenwood, J. A. & W. H. Baily; at Ninety-Six, T. C. Lipscomb; at Cokesbury, J. J. Ellis. Nov 11,1870 29 12m jo mm. */acar load corn, ' "Which will be Sold LOW, For Casli. ALSO, ANOTHER LOT fliow Priced Bagging, MAYS, BARNWELL & CO. Dec. 16,1870, 32?tf {fcreexmlle and Columbia Rail road. Gknibal supenintoom's office, Covcusu. 8. 0., December 1, IkTO. ON and after THURSDAY, December -1st, th?ffollotfiDg 8chedule will be run daily, San A+* mepDtea connecting with Night-'l'raiuson South Carolina Road, up and down, and wiib Night Train on Charlotte, Columbia and Au gu?ta Road g?ing South : UP. Itwrt Columbia, *1.00 a m ??- ? fi jn Q m AlBtUlI ??? ? "f " JJewberry, 30.10 a m ** Ookesbury, J.45 p m " Belton. 8.80 p m Arrive at'Greenvillo, .6.00 p m DOWN. Leave Greenville, 6 45am - Beltoo, . 1.28 a ra * -Cekwhury, 9-05 p. m. ** Abbeville, 8.^0 a m ? Nevhgry, ,12.85 am ? Alston, 210 am j Arrive Columbia, 3.45 a m JOHN n. MORE, I Ccctial Supendent. ? ^ I - - --- -i fin jr'? JUST El A I^AHGE STOCK HATS, BOOTS I Gents' Furnishing Goo Jl ND other articles too nnmcrous to n j j\ lion of the public that I will sell i i PlilCE. Conic one, come all, and 'exar Jautee satisfaction, as I mean business, and well selur-ted I will also quote some Ready-made PANTS, for 81.25, which < " " " ' . 3 00, " ? 4.00, " ? u ' u y r,Q u " " COATS, for $275 to $3,$ ? OVER COATS, $7.50 to tchased elsewhere for less than ?12, $15, j Merrimack Prints, at 12Jc; Sprngne, ta, 9c. Also a large assortment of Lad morals and Irish Linen, which I.will lair trial and I am satisfied that I will .< on me. Come one, oome all. <DT 'O.li'O.: Dec. 9, 1970,33, tf * . . CllAIlLES UAKER. El)WI.\ T. AI Tie Planters' & # BAKER, MIL! SUCCESSORS TO BAK3 267 Broad St,, TVeKP as usual a LARGE AND WE Family Groceries and Provision reasonaulo terms. They respectfully so continuation of the libenvl patronage he MR. \V. S. HOWARD, long and favo land and Baker, Porter <!c Co.. will contii Dec. 9, 1870, 33-2m ~~7 "baaoj Lai] INSURANCE JEFFERSOX D.\ GEN. M. C. BUTLER, Ge QUARLES, PEERIN & GO.^ EIVIDEND, JUNE 1ST, IS ASSETS, June 1st, 1 ANNUAL INCNME ( This Company offers the OUR tables by which a Definite Cash all Policies lapsed by the non-payiner fuutnros tr> Pnlirv-!iol<lers. vet introd Wilh Rulficiunt cnpUal for entire security,.! advantages to the Carolina. . AH its profits are divided among its policj plan. No restrict ions on travel or resider.ee in tl All Policies non-forfeitable after second ye All Losses paid promptly in cash. QUARLES, PE August 5, lSYO, 15?If i.ni tt a;tv w-i f ALL AIM) IVJ V MAYS ~MEN * Are now Receiving their usuj Winter In inviting the attention of their their notice especially ' ** CLOTHING, H And Domestic Geo i Which having been bought at unusnall; lower than they have been .in many yej - V- - Bae-eine*. Ties. ? "CJQ O ' COFFEE, S WHICH THEY ARE LOWEST M _A_ I Octobor 14, 1870, 25, tf i? w ' . I rn STILL 111 . A.r WE ARE now offering to Cash buy* way of selling goods low. The our stock reduced. AVc arc selling Lad1 ancso cloths, Grenadines, &c., for 12}, li 50c. We liavo a nice lino of Jaconets, I plain and striped; which wc avo selling and Summer Cassi meres, for 75cK, &1'C We arc selling ail of our Gents and Boy &c., at fully 25 cts, lo;vcr, and every thi May 27. 1870, 5-tf >OmBKSSSSMii??"m ""TTi " i I State of South Carolina. - ABBEVILLE. COUNTY ?;CS . 1 - * IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. 1 TTTHEREAS John J. Gray Las filed ' VV a pitition in my oitice," praying . ft final settlement if the Estate of 1 B. M. Cheatham, doc'd, public notice ^ is hereby given to all creditors, lege- * toes and next of kin of the said dec'd j to appear in my ofrico on Thursday * Feb'y 2d. instant, when a final settle- 0 ment will be made of safd Instate. f lu L. GVmN, . J. V. A. C. Jan. 9,1871. 48-2. - ) gfr , ' SOEIVED, OF DRY GOODS, AND shoes; 7 I ds, Pistols, Watches lention. ' I therefore call the ntten111 y entire stock of Goods at COSrJ nine my Stock, of which I will guar As my Stock of Clothing is^ largo prices : .-aiwiot be bought elsewhere for $2.50 ?1 4.00 " " ? 6.00 " " ? 10.0C 1, S3. $G, $8, and $12. S10, $12, *15, which cannot- be pur$20 and $30. 12-1 c; Pacific Mills, -12-'e; Wamsutlies' Shawls. Cloaks. DeLafne, Dill SELL AT COST. "All I ask is a jivo satisfaction to all who will call S. t??l5.XstZ?522. ILLEK,* Lewis F. Goodrich rocsry House! LIE &>- 00., SR, POSTER & CO., Augusta, Ga. r,r, SKI.KCTKD STOCK of Choice .5, which will bo sold on Mho Inosi licit from their Carolina friends ii retoforc extended to tlie old Firm, rahly known wilh Fleming ?fc 3Jowuio with the 2sew Firm. * . W ZF* TFijj * -s?^ . . rtnnro A w Wiaa &. .VIS, President. * I ncrcil state Agent, S. C. Agents at Abbeville, S. C. * 170, FORTY PES, CENT. 1870, $856,434.32. ? ** 3VER $600.000.GO. following inducements. SuitltEXDElt VALL* 15 IS GuAIUNTEED Of it of Preu'.inm, presort( one of the inos uml into Lite Insurance. no Life Insurance Company offers supcrio -holder?, in dividends, on the eontribiUioi io Urited Stale?, Canada or Europe. ar. * ...? . ' , j IRRIN & C0; * Agents. ' <> % ?@?ssT i vrn> oriin." LiUMlr I31VULV wmimea 4 il varied Stock cf Fall ant Goods. * frimnta r.n(1 natrons. Ihav WOtlld Cal to their prices on ATS, SSJJF& is, of SIK&H&. i p low figures, wftT'oe sold at prices ire. They keep cn hand v' ' * if%v . | J[ !* Bacon, Sugar ; / ? SALT, &C4&. OFFERING AT A | iKET pSiOEJ r !' '" ?rs still greater inducements in th, s season is . advancing nul wec wan fes' Dress Goods?Movamhirpies, Jap ), 20, 25, and 30, worth 25, i?0, 40 am Swisses, plain driJled, Xansookj from 121 ets, up. Wo have Spring 0, $1.25, worth $1.00, $1.55, Jfl.oO r Ready-made clothing, Hats, Shoes ij)? else in proportion. . t ENOCH NELSON. ; v V I ^ ___________ ^ ? State' of South Carolina,j ABBEVILLE COUNTY. r.V THE COURT OF PROBATE. WHEREAS, John Patterson, administrator, Las filed a petition n iny office, praying a final eettleuent of the Estato of Sirs. John Bradley, deceased, public notice is icrcby given fc> all parties interested n said Estato to appear in my office m Saturday, tho 2Sth iust., when a inal settlement will bo made of aid E.slato: L. L. GUFFJN,' J. P. A. O. Jan 10, 1871 3S?3t* * . iwj'i Ann i il r li il (ii i V i ii ,ih* im ' TO REGULA1 FOK THE 1 iK " I ; In the Town ' \A/ "" ' : ' ' ' ' At a regular meeting of tho Intendanl m , Monday, 11 A. M., January 2d, 11 Imrtmi&yng was dispensed with. Jlr. Geo. 13. King was appointed Tow Mr.'Jorn* lloflinshead made amotion *4 Oc made, which was seconded. . . * f The Ordinance to regulate Licenses 1 mouslr adopted. An Ordinance to Regulate ? Sec. 1. Be it Ordained, by tho Into Abbeville, South-Carolina, assembled: corporation, engaged, or intending to 1 :)rolc.s.sion hereinafter mentioned, shall f January, A. D., One Thousand Eujh iherofor, iu manner provided; those >f January shall obtain a license before Sec. 2. Every person, firm, com par Ordinance JLo^taiu a license to engage lor which a license is required, shall re >r her nfimo o*?tyJe; and,.jn case of i several persons constituting such firm < ncss; second, the trade, profession, or quired; third, the place where such wholesale or retail dealer in go^ds, v extent and value of business intended -pirits, all of which shall be given unci I ? .*"< v Sec. 3. tJi* a'1}' person or persons shal ness or profession, for the exercising, c is required by. this Ordinance, yilhot lieluiir required, he, she, or they,'sfial tor the license, be subject to a penalty < for the license, 011 conviction before the jurisdiction, one half .of the penult prosecution, to be paid to the person things whereby the penalty is recover* I ?- ?~ A Tnx'r>r>\' l!r>AnRn in lift tfllvC Ot.u.-rr. Jin Ordinance, shall bo contained and set profession, for which such license is business of Ihp person or persons t; Retail duller in goods, waveband me of the business intendeu to be carried proper forrm uf license, to be.issued in c up'dr^cejit by the person receiving the Any evjfcsjcu^T ihu provisions of?thig i tht discretion of the InLen-Jant aud \\ j I ' ' Skc. f>. The^icenses granted under i person or persons, 'except dentists a corpoiutiqn tnetitioncd therein, to e?ci i professiou.specified nf such* license, in <iwt<>nin a lii-onse ffranted oh "br' a Hundred and Seventy-One, sfiall confii One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sev payment of a rateable portion of the f such license.. Provided, however, 110 sue month?, though the time to the end of granted shall be dated on tho first day therefor accrued, and the amount to therefrom nntiT the crtd of the year, < j except itinerants, who may bo grantei Idiiyof the month in which the itpplivj ILcerWfris granted by the Town, lo no, *N? , . Sec. G. Upon the removal of any y premises at which the ttfide, business ( was authorized, it maraud shall be la\ li^ indorsement of such license, the 1 QUier plflcc toany on the trade, bus | liceiiSe at the place to \rhi0h such per: j Sec. 7. For a license to cany pn an; ^.arnfV mentioned, the sums hereinafter | ' ^(s^t'o^p^i'S and Clairvoyants STO; 1' or Siuwej'ors, S5; Auctioneers, $10; ) fifrokcr, ?10; Agents, Newspapers,. p< jJSankers, 825. .billiard, Bagatelle, or < :i .Bftio, and 815 for every additional ta Hing Alleys or Pistol Galleries for each leaclistall.hired S10j Brokers, Commc Pawn money and dealers in Exchange, and dealers in horses and mules, who t.lwtK,II f/-, nnvt:n? livinfrin<f I ins Bllilll HVb.^kibi ivjim >^>....^...2 Confoetionarj* dr Bakers or Fj-uit Dea Gin Manufacturer, ?5; Carriage licpos , Domestic manufacture arc sold ?25 ; an< ' merchandise, "cxciudijjg^iigtilled.Bpiri and Dollars upon Gross Jieeeiptsper 3 each exhibition $25; Exhibitions, Tlieat for gain from 85 to ?20; Hotels, capat ? drod and more than ijfty persons, ?10 over Twenly-fivo and loss than Fifty ] of accommodating eight to twenty-fi ported ice is sold, $5; Insurance Ag im lw> mnilo fo Town Council a Liccnso to retail spirituous liqi tho sum of $200 per annum, she For a liccnso to sell spirituous li the sum of ?100 per annum shall bo ] a lieciise to sell Liquor, Beer, Alo, Porte less-than a quart, the sum of $50 per a vided that this section shall not be cor original parages as proposed by th : sale of spimuou.s liquors, shall be gran ^ receiver of eatti lictnsc to pay to thB ' i provided further, that the i?rat\ting or ' ticular case will be at tlia discretion of ' Hundred Pollars'of \he cash value of \ porate limits of said town (The Kea f hociations excepted,) which valuation { j Town Council for the time being?wi provided for by the act of assembly in t Merchants, Commission, $10; Mills . or l):i(cii/>rrolvnn finllcrioH.:>Po<]dl? M " "O -.'I-- - ' jj option of paying $2 per day; lies j | gars, at wholesale, ?5 ; Soda Water so! r,ctj ami fiilfe, $10*; Si ago or Omnibus, \ badge; VTareliousfe, fcStorago, 810; Wa (hire, ouo horse, *5 ; ditto, two horses,! Professional men and Physicians, & year; Dogs and Pliists ?1 each, ai dogs caught on the street, without a bi Skc. g. All Ordinances and parts of nance, are hereby repealed. Motion was made to have a rcccss Ic ary 2J, 1871; c. w ! I I if (Hi |l'| Q ,.A <3 * ? ft Waydens?j. HOLLINSHEA] SAMUEL JOHNSC .** SNOWDEN BRO"\ ?? \jy\ h? t >rt HENRY TITUS. G i n V. I .i. ? jjJa. ' "E SUPPLIES Jl 7 It .* ( ri i m STEAK 1871, il o: of Abbeville J: !d c I b a v t : nnd Wardens, assembled at bbcville, p 371, the reading of the minutes of the c . < -n Clerk pro tem. 5 tliat the reading of a now Ordinance 8 J for the year 1ST! was read, and unan- j Supplies for the Year 1871. ndant and. Wardens of the town of e That every peison, firm, company, or j; 3C engaged, in any trado, business or 8 obtain, on or before the Tenth Day c I Hundred and Seventy-One, a License ? commencing business after the Tenth i entering upon that business. | 13*, or corporation, required by this l s in any trade, business, or profession, . $ /vi'ctn* \rtih 1I1A rIWn rMoi'lf first, his i - W " " "*' ~~ ~ 1 j i firm or compu 113', the names of the 3r company, and their place of busi- j business, for which a license is retradc or profession is carried on?if a _ rarcs, and merchandise, the amount, I to be carried on, excluding distilled !cr oath. ? II exercise or carry on any trade, bnsi- J arrying 011 or doing of which a license it taking out such license as in thai 1, besides being liable to the payment . qual to the amor.nt required to be paid ! Ii'itciitfant,. or any court of competent y after deducting expenses of the who first informs of the matters and id, and tho other half to the Tuw.i. :n out, tinder or b}* authority of this forth the purpose, trade, business, or granted, and the name and place oi iking out -the same; if a wholesale.or rchandisf, tlte a mount,-extent or value ortt The Town Cleric shall prepare a aeh case, which license-shall Do posted i J^ine, as the Town Cbrk shall" direct. Scction fcliall be punishable by fine at rardcns. <. . , this Ordinance pliall not authorize the ind auctioneers," or firm, company or ircisc or carry pn the trade, business or i an}1 other place than .that mentioned fter January lst^One Thousand Eigh! ltie iu force until the 1st January, A. D. cnty-Two, and shall be issued upon the whole amount of money imposed foi h license be granted for less than three ] ' the year be less than that, each license "frf the month, in which the liabilitiesbo paid therefor, shall be computed xcept as hereinbefore mentioned, and >1 quarterly licenses, dated on the first j ition is made. Provided, that after a rtion thereof will be refused. icrson or persons from the houso oi= jv profession, mentioned in such license vlui for the Town Clerk to authorize person removing as aforesaid to alertness or profession, specified in such son may have removed. r trade, business or profession herein mentioned shall be paid lo the Town Apothecaries, retail, 85.; Architects f Agent, J ton 1 Estate and Collection niodiculs or advertising ?5; Bunk and : other gaining tables, $25 for tho first blc in the sumo establishment. Bowalley or gallery, ?15; Butchcra for i reial, Cotton or Produce, 810; Brokers 825; Brokers Pawn, $25; Brokers Cattle, . keep no salo stables, 810, providing 1 neat catllo direct from tho Country." lers, ?10, Cotton Factor, ?5; Cotton ' itory, when carriages or buggies, not of . 1 .11 ? a ! I I .. ! II. .1^ 1 .1 an reuiu ucaiurs wnu scnsguuus, wares, is"?shall pay Ono Dollar per thous car. Dentists. 85; Exhibitions, Circuses rioal, Minstrelov exhibitions ofany kind ?le of accommodating loss than one hun- . ; Hotels, capable of accommodating persons; $5; Houses, Boarding, capable vc porsons, $5; Ice houses, where imcnts, 810; Junk Shops, -'application , ?ibr license." S25: ^Liouor. fur iqt3 in quantities loss than a quart, j til be paid quarterly in advance quors in quantities of a quartor more < mid quarterly in advance; and for'a | r, or other Malt Liquors in quantities 1 inuum, shall be paid in advance. Pro- ( lstiHteiTto include malt liquors,-sold in | 0 manufacturer. Jnto liuenso for the j 1 ted foi*-n less period than one year, the i l'own Cleric $2 {pr such license. And 1 with-holding ol licenses in cd'jh par- ^ ' tho "Wardens. Thirty cents on every all Real Estate lying within the cor- ? 1 Estate of Churches and School As>hall bo ascertained and fixed by I lie lli right of appeal to Freeholder as .such case provided. >, Grist, $5; Photograph, Ambrotype ?. M'P, rttfcinto&nt, per month, 820, with i taurant and Eating Saloon. 810; Sell from fount. ?5 to ?10: Stables. Liv-K $10, mid 50 cents to Town Clcrlc for gonsn Drays. Carts, and Hacks-run for ?10; ditto, four horses, $15 ; Lawyers I per thousand on gross receipts per id 50c to the Cleik for badge. AH idge, will be shot by the Marshal; Ordinances conflicting with this Ordi- L * r I 7 P. A!\ this pvoninrr Afnml.lV. IlllU*i - ; e?? ' *" u . GUFFIM, > Intendant. Ihs,: ' B % ^ 1 i; , 11 J f * b )N, VN, , . ? cc ' N EO. B. KING, Clerk pro tem. e< w ir. i.;, i? ' vr nil. i .. - ^'.yr" tyer's Cherry Pectoral, Tor Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, 1 ? suoh as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption.. Probably never beforo In the whole history of edicinc, has any thing jvon so widely ana so :eply upon the confidence of mankind, as this ccellent remedy for pulmonary complaints. Iirough a long series of years, ahd among most ; the races oi men it has risen higher and higher their estimation, as it has become better known. 8 uniform charactcr and power to cure the va- J ous affections of tho lungs and throat, havo iode it known as a reliable) protector against lem. While adapted to milder forms of disease ad to young children, it is at the same time the , iost effectual remedy that can be given for incip :nt consntnption, and the dangerous affections f tho throat and lungs. As a provision arainst idden attacks of C:tnin. it should be kept oa and in every familv, and Indeed as all arc somo mes subject to colcls and coughs, all should be. rovided with this antidote for them. Although settled ConmmpHon is thought in* iirable, still great numbers of cases where the iscase seemed settled, have been completely red, and the patient restored to sound healtn -r >!? Vretoral. So complete Is its lastery over the disorders of the Lungs and 'liroat, that the most obstinate of them yield to it. Then nothing else could reach them, under tho lurry Pcctoral they subside and disappear. Singers and Public Speakers Una great rotection from it. Asthma is always relieved and often wholly I ored by it. Jironchiti* is gcnorallv cured by taking the Cherry Pectoral in small and frequent doses. 80 generally are its virtues known, that we ecd not publish the certificates of them here, or ! .0 more than-nssuro the public that its qualities rc fully maintained. : IJ Oyer's Ague Cure, Por Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Bemittent Fever, Dumb r Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &o<, and indeed all the affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio poisons. As its name implies, it does Cure, and does not Jul. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis- j T nuth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous A ubstflnce whatever, it in nowise injures any paient. The number and importance of its cures n the ague districts, are literally beyond account, ind we believe without a parallel In tho history j/ >f Ague medicine. Onr pride is gratified by the r Lcknowledgments wo receive of the radical cures I fffected in obstinate cases, and where other rem;dies had wholly failed. . Unacclimated persons, cuncr rcsmcni w. ut %. ravelling through miasmatic localities, will bo e irotecteu by taking the AGUE CUltli daily, For JAver Complaints, arising from torpid- jj ty of the Liver, it la an excellent remedy, stimuating the Liver into healthy activity. C For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it 8 an excellent remedy, producing many truly emarkable cures, whero other medicines had jailed. Prepared by Dr. -T. C. Avkr & Co., Practical / ind Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and I iOld all round the world. fi PRICE, $1.00 PJSJl BOTTLE. | 'or sale by PAHKEll & LEE, Abbeville. ' Jnne 23, 1S70, 9, 12m. P.' P. TOALE, CHARLESTON, S. C. '. Largest and most com- ^ ? pletc Manufactory of j -{ Doors, Sashes, Ulinds, }> Mouldings, cl'C., in the | Southern States. J j T.i\ > Drfffi.t Comnetition. SEXD FOR OXE. -?a Sent free on application. April 8, ISTOj 00?12m improve Your Premises.1 If you wish to Sell Tliem. OR IF you intend* to keep them. ] moke I hem more healthy by a tree ] isc of the white wash brush. ; Affil & WALK, GREENWOOD, have on hand, FUSE EXTRA WHITE ' * flacldanir *olceted for white washing purposes. Also Plaster, To prevent your gardens from burning u|>j and a general assortment of Fertilizers for Potatoes, Turnips, and )thcr crops. Call soon. City .prices. Freight added. Juno 17, 1S70, 8?tf COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME, ? -c/ *<i <?i> n ?i M CipStlltUM M. THIS articlo is" manufactured by llio Pacific" Guano Company, at Charleston, S. (J., under the supcrin endencc of Dr. St. Julien Ravenrl. When composted with an equal weight )f .Cotton Seed, its results have been bund fully equal to the best standard ?utilizers. Its economy must'coninond it to the notice of Planters generally. For specific directions for composting, and for supplies; apply to r. N. ROBS0N, Selling Ag't, Charleston, S. C. JOHN S. REESE & Co., General Agents, Baltimore. Dec. 30, 1870 36?3m Mil WOOL!! WOOL!! Tho Eighest Market Pricos I * i TAID FOR . j 'WOOL, ' N EXCHANGE F Oil GOODS rHF wool must bo free from bnr^nd foreign mailer. Will be takeu either washed or washed* J TILLER & ROBERTSON. Juno 5, 18G8, 6, tf mm roil COL UilBIA, S. 'C., 1 10BERT JOYMR, Proprietor, s P. II. JOYXERj.. Superintendent. BOARD PER DAY, $2.G0. * Tuke Joyuer's Oirmibus Line, which will >ovey you, free of charge, to aud from the Jationaj Hotel. liuret'e, Buggies, Carriages, d'C, for hire on ns'innble ttfhiis. Calls picmiptly attended [)ct. 20, ISC?, 27. tf " '.it ' ' fi li .i 11 i" * r i n V ' m w ] \FOR Sftlt BT jpijg fessMf |r?i?*ssiON MEROWfliM ^ ?HE GREAT FESTILIZE ALL CE &>HE unparalleled success of this Great f it to be the BEST and CHEAPEST It has been used by many of the most n every, single instance it-ha* On COTTON its effects hare been j hing for WHANX'S PHOSPHATE to ii )RED TO TWO HUNDRED PER CI 3f r. Geo. C. Dixon, an eminent planter he Southern Manner <& Planter, that in.U lunerphosphates and Guanos, the "Wn 1! those, paying a net proflt at the low ' otton. A copy cf Mr. Dixon's lettei? fur FOP. SA] umi ii ' Charleston, S. C January 13, 1871, 38?3m. ' m & CAE8IASE AMI "PHE subscribers would respecffully inf A with skillful workmen, and all the n inp of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, #nd Wi to their Lusiness. All new work warranted for twelve monf ble, for CASH, which we make-for the pur PAINTING AND TRIM! Particular attention will bepriven to the and Buggies, and all contracts faithfully ca SMITH EE? Yv'c have in our employ an efficient worl no y. We hiive a Patknt yntc-SiiKrNKfiJ p -I feel accuracy williout cutting, making t -jid M'lthout damaging the wheel in the leu CONSTANTLY NEW BUGGIES of the best material, wood, Walirut, Drop .Black, and*Ma'io. a litis. The hearse will attend fancrala*[juii sonal attention given when desired. Feb. S, 1870. 42?tf. Wiri Sfosiilisrd. & Co, I CI AA* I wm ! wj|r?M-rw _ No. 24 Hayne St., Charleston, S. C. dealers in COOKING STOVES, V Ranges and Heating Stores. Pietnros of Stoves with priceS'Land description will be s<7bt upon application. July 1, 1370.. 10?ly e." j. wiss. n. h. Valentine Wiss & Co.; Cotton Factors j M General Main IrcMi,, Central Wharves, . ? Charleston, S. C. ? . T . r-,-,r . rnrs' LlHt-lt A JLi auv ^Jiuur , iuents of (lotion, and Plnnter'? li'uppli J purchased on the most favorable tei ma. c ( Sept. 9, 1870, 20, Cm ] Pacific Guano Company's i (Capital, $1,000,000) J SOLUBLE. PACIFIC GUANO.' i < >? J - - I THIS Guano is now so well known in all the Southern Slates for its ramarkable effects as an agency for increasing the products of labor, as not to require especial.commendation from us. .Its use for five years past has established ifs character for reliable excellence. The large fixed capital invested by the Company in this trade, affords the surest guarantee of the continued excellence of this Guino. T. N. EOBSON, Selling Ag't, j Charleston, S. C. tj JOHN S. REESE & Co., a uenerai .figeius, .duihiuwv.. , Dec. 30, 1870 36?3m | ? L J. SALINAS, I Factor ai Cghssm Irciait, 11 South Atlantic Wharf] ^ Charleston, S. C. liberal Advances Made on Cotton. ? REFERENCES: First National Bank. Peole'fi National Bank, Charleston, S. C. j.Measrs. rr iiller it Robertson, Abbeville. aST Liberal Cash Advances will be ^ iade by ns on Cotton- consigned to I [r. A. J. Salifias. ,f JR( Miller & Robertson, o, Abbeville, Sept. 16; 1870. Cm i-i i .frT- . .u i,. i. ' tH ANN'S |.r El AW BONE -? ?F^r '* s ? ^ : *U--; >. Ir? ? M . iU'i % 5? ; i\ ' - ? v 3 - t'; v.# jv E FOE COTTOH AND OPS. ; Fertilizer on ALL GROPS; prove 'Manure now offered.in the market. *?mi]i<?nt Planters in the.Soufeh. and 3 given.Entire Satisfaction* >articularly* marked.' It is no raro lcroaso tbo yield, from ONE HTJJ5T2NT., or even more ! of Cameron, 6a,, says in a letter to' in experiment with sevep leading ann's proved itself the best m hiarket rate of $20 90 per acre of nisbed on application. . L,B BY ^ IRIifi -k CO., !.* and-Augusta, Ga. - R0BERTm^fl I H.C-OH MAKERS.. . , * orm the public that they are pKftaritf * ecesfiar# materials for the uiftnufuctoi-' f ^UtOXa, and all othe^7.orfc pertaining ths, and sold at the lowest-figoroff poasU chaser's interest. ' IIING DEPARTMENT. } Tainlfng and Trimming of Carriages rried out. - . ARMENT. ' km an In all (he branches of this buirft, with which we can shnuk tires with i?n weakest nlaccif stronger tbau before,. ? ON HAND, ^ ' hty <?* Alto, Metailc Case*, Tmifatioa Rose--" iy Coffins. Also fiiK'st CASKET Cofctailly {it the appointed time, and peeTheUJrcat Medical ftiscoTMTl Br. WALKER'S CATiIFOENLA VINEGAR BITTERS, 3 ||I Hundreds of Thousands . s | Bear testimony to their wonderful'?' E-5 Curativo Eflfect*. * f ?j ' S^S WHAT ARE THEY? ||f . SJf . 4l?f egl THET AEBNOTATnJl|S?r|: ? "ifFANCY DRINK,f|( Made of Poor Eaai. "M?. Ztlss, Proof Sj^pIts. andUefuao Iiiguora, doctoredjipWi * ladsweuteneatotileanetiietaate.ca'lcd'^rooi** ? . . 1 Abpetizora," " Kestor??,"" Ac., that lead Mi* tippler on to drunkennew sad-nun, but IW A &? Medicine, made from the Fatfiro Boots sad Herb* of California, free from all AlcoholfS Stimulants. Th?y are t ho QBBAT BLOOD PUHIFU3B and LTK3 GIYUCG PBXW- * dPLH, a perfect Renovator asd lavigomtor" ^ the System, carrrinjoff all poi?n?M matter? md restoring the tlooa to a healthy condition. 4& k'o person can take these Bitten, attending to lirections, and remain losgunirelL ?100 muoo given tor mi mcmuw r.^ laiag the boacs are not destroyed by Maemt vjison* or other means, and the vital oigum " iv.utcd boyond the point of repair. 4 For Inflammatory and Chronic Bhehnatism, and Gout Dyspepoia, or Izutt* ;??tion, -Bilious, Itomittont. and Internittent Pavers, Diseases of the Blood, Ciivor, Kidneya, and Bladder, lh?M Bit. 4>rs liave been ino?t successful. Such Dis? juses arc caused by Vitiated Blood, \niich h Rcner.illy produced by dcraBgmacat of lbs. .. ^Ihey'iurigo^to^he Kfomaoh, and stimulate' he torpid II ver and boweU, which render them >f unequalled efficacy in cleansing the b!oo4 of .11 impurities, and imparting new UXeaad vigor q t he whole system. ' Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Heodaabe, 'aln iu the ShoulJnrg, Cou^h*, Tightness of tfc* Jheet, Diuineu, flour Stomach, Bad Taste hk he Mouth, Millions Attacks, Palpitation of th? Icart, Copious Diwhar^es of Crina, Pain fat he rsqrions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other ainful symptoms which nro the offsprings of )vspep?la, are eured by theso Bitters. Oluanse the Vitiated Blood whonever ?0U find iaopuritiM Dursun* mnjuKu mo *?wle* Eruption!, or Sores: clean**it iriioajtU .. PIN, TAPE, and other WOUXS, 1 u*taff * i? ay-atom of io manr thousands, are ??o?u*nr e*tror*<l and removed. , ? . , . _ 'For full directions, read carefully th? circular round each bottle, printed in four languafes? Inelish, German, French, and Spanish. . , WALKKR, 32 St 34 Commerce 8treet, V. X. "-fissassBsaiw ill Franclwo, California, and IJ and U Commerce Stroet, K. Y. ?^,/-,Torpo i?n KW SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS (BALEB8. " i* . )r sale by PARKER & LEB, AbVli Sept. 16,1S70, 21?tf " WASHINGTON . v AND PRESSES JOB SALE. No. 4, $125?No. 2, $100. "^IIESE PRESSES are nearly new, :yid in good working order. Good )ller Mould and Roller Stand vfith eli. Apply at the "Press JtBanner" Poc 63. 1870 35?tf *