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2EE CONFEDERATE DEAIX 1 BY Y A Tit KB BY AN, ? ; Do vre weep for the lreroes who died toi } . UB? : "tVla, living ware true and tried for ve. Ami hi death sleep side hv side for us? Tin* Martyr band Tl>at hallowed our land * AVhh the blood they poured in a lido for to ?Ah' fearless on many a dav for us, *Ih?y stood in Trout of the fray for us^ <And held the foehtan at bay tor us: Fresh tears should fall Forever oVr all V 1 o fell while wearing the gray Tor us. lb v many a glorious name for us! flow tnAny a Sfcory of fame for its T1 rj left! Would it not tie ash am a for u$ If their memorv part From our land and heart ? At'.ll ? X\ r ^YlO .'it nt n lil'??ii O... i.oO - -f> ?? ? .V ^>'1 .? no?uo?they are slain fur us, A 0 bright wore the lives they pave for n*. *Ihe land they struggled to save for us Cannot lorget Its warriors vet \Vlm sleep in so many a grave for u?? Ko?no?no?they Were slath t??r us, Ami their blood lowed out in rain for It*. Bed, rich and put" on the plain tor ns: And years mi v go But uiii tea.s shall tlow 1) 'er 'he dead who ha\e died in vain for us. And there dei>U? pvoi d deeds?shall remain fo?v<lfc, Ami their names?de. r names?without a stain tot us, And the glot h'3 the\ \v< i shall not wane for us in legend ami lay Our heroes In gray, 'Though dead, shall 11v? over again for us. Mow to become practically acquaiii. I wit h the "Relr ??f Three"?l.ivo with your wife, mother, ami mother-in-law, Taose who are most loud in their th re At ft ire ul v. ays weakest in the exmention of t hem. An embryo poet, who ip certainly a ^lore obsener ot human nature, remarket "Time matt her on with the slow, "hicaMdvd tread ol a man working by ihe day." "Yep, my hearers," said a Wisconsin IniniMci, "little Johnny t'lem skated into heaven by way of an air-hole on l-ir?Kp T.ake, and he ip happy now." Two i.J the four ladies elected to the 3>osii u school board took their Beats 1n thai body tin other evening. It is Vo I 'K. hoped U'at the board went home With them, like gehtlelneii and scholars. Trying Vo do business without advertising is like tvinkihg at a pretty girl "through h paii ot green goggles* You Ilia) know what you arc doing, but no body else does. The other day a en monizing Abor 'deen pastor said to ? re of hip emigre gatioii who ha|i| oned to Blip down ir (he street whil<? lie was passing, "Bro iher brother, sinners Bland in slipper) "I ?1 a i eg." T1 e fa Men one, sensitive am "smarting, responded , "I sec they d< hut T couldn't," \n you evry ford ot novels, Mis Attiies?" "Very res) onded that info* tjoyo* rd gentleman, who Wished to bi t n-rht by the lady questioner font w li'i-ratn^e. "lltfvr vow,'1 confinnet f ho lady, "ever read Ten Thousand : \ertv?" "No madm , T never read s< ft?any in a" mv life." A wealthv London firm of four brfls founders has just dissolved partnershij Three of them could not sign thei hames, and have always put their cros fo the firm's doeume nts, "If they eouh hitve used their pen well," remarket the ('ourt Journal^ "t h*v might hav f?e come Government clerks at fiftee hillings a week." John Nickles, a colored barber c Iji-Lroib has fef.ovort>tt o & i r> _ - - - - 7 - ? ~ v.v? u Y \-l HIUl UJ V I I.' damages in the Superior Court again* >wners of the steamer .lay Cooke fo ringing to ttlJotv him to dine at th "hi table after he bad paid first-elas e. This settles the question that i diigan at least the holder of a first 38 ticket is entitled to first-clns vilege* in fiteamboalH and on rai Is without distinction of nation y, eo!<?r, or previous condition. A lady in Poughkeepsie found a tit A g;rl In the street crying bitterlv and her where she w?s going die w as so small to he out alom ^Dowii town to find my papa." "Wha !? your father's name?" imiuirod th Itady "His naine is papa." "But wlm doe* yonf mother call him." She call Mm." papa?" "What do yo*i wAtit ( jp your papa," "I only want to kb nim." J u?t then a sister of the child wh was searching for hef came and too possession of the little runaway, an told the pitifnl story that the child ' . her, whom it dearly loved, had die< freewillj, and she being tired ot w.utin gduc out to look for hirau c 'K m . - hsiuhi r?????tmmmmmm I > Svornmont ci the State el South Carolina. Governor?Franklin ,1, Mos?'s, ,lrt elected t > serve for two years fiom October, 1 J- 7 J. 1 nontenant Go\e 1 ner?ltichai d'lI Gloavo Secretary of State?JI?mv K. llayne. Treasurer?Francis in Citrdo/.o. < 'omptroller General?Solomon I,, lloj^e. AjutMil and Inspector General? llemy W l'urvis. Attorney General?Samuel \\ . Melton. Superintendent <>1 Fducation?.1. K, Jillso 1 Superintendent of renilontiary?( . .1. Mo; brand. Sti] erintemlent of I.unatW Asylum?I)r J F. Insor. 1'iivate Secretary to Govcrhor, and Actio t'oinmissioner id' At t ieulture?II. II. ') r.\ r?>n, LKOISI.A I I ltk Tlie Legislature meets annually, on the l;h ; Tuseday i?? November. Fiesidont pro /em of the Senate?I mil M A. Su ails t !' i'k?J. # Woodruff, M 'hai l<ston? Speaker of the House' of Urjnvs'-iitalivoo ? Samuel J. f.ee, o| "Aikcm Clerk?A. < >. .Jours, Charleston St ri:i:.Mio Cor in Sun n C/> r.ni tna Chief ilusfiee? 1*. .1. Moses, Sumter. Associate .Justice?A. .J. Willard, Columbia. J Associate Jrntiec?J. .J. Wright,f Summer i villi-. Clerk?A. M. l?oo/er, Lexington. Itej oit?J. IS. (J. Kich'irdson, Sumter. ClI.C'l I I Col' UTS. FirMjt ircuit?The counties of Charleston ami Orangeburg; S'M'oml Circuit?The " counties of Aiken Barnwell, Collect ion nnti Beaufort. Thhd Circuit?'1'ho counties of Sunitc Clarendon Williaterburg and C.eoraelown Fourth Circuit?The counties of Chester field, Marlboro, Dailington Marlon ami >lony Fifth Circuit?The counties of K,1rsluiw Hlehlahd. Edgefield and Lexington. .Sixth. Circuit?The counties of ( hosier Lancaster, York and Falrtiehh Seventh Circuit?The counties of Xewbery nine ns, Spartenbnrg and Union. Eighth Circuit?Tim counties of Groenvill Anderson, Oeneo, l ieknens and Abbor\illc. ClIU l it juduks. First?R. F. Graham, Charleston. Second?Juhti ?L Mahcr, Blackvillc Third?John T. Green. Sutntei. Fourth?C. P. Townsend, Rennefsville. Filth?R. lb Mackey, Chester. Seventh?Montgomery Mo.sos, No.wherry. Eighth Circuit?Thompson IE Cook, Solicitous. First Circuit?C. VV. Hut/,- Charleston. Second Circuit?P. E. Wiggin, Beaufort. Third Circuit ? Samtul T. Atkinson, UeorI get own. Fourth circuit?l). I). McColl. BeiiueJfsvitlo. Filth Circuit?J. IE Ruukel. Columbia. Sixth Circuit?VV. II. Brawh.y, Chester. O 1 / *i Air \i Yxi it oeveubii vn vuu?>\ . ai. r mining, dpanftn* burg. Eighth Circuit?Absolom Blythe, Green<villo. ; Directory Of Horry County. 1 0 i Judge of Probate?Isaac Cannon. Sheriff?Abijali II. .SkipperClerk ol Court?Sessions. Auditor?li. G. Sessions. Treasurer?J. II. Doraliain. Coroner?D. \V. Oliver. ^ School Commissioner?Daniel Lewis. *1 County Commissioners?Charles Grainger, i Joseph \V. Iiolliday, Pelcr^ Vaught.?J. || -> Norman, Clerk. TP 1 Ai, JUSTICES. Buck's Township?Cornelius 11 Sarvis. Uoinvaybor Township?Samuel S. Beaty. >. Dog Bluff Towrtship?\Y. E.P.Cooper, r Soraslec Townships- Thormnas W. MeCoi ft mic. M Little River TowrttShip?W. A. llessant. f\ Green Sea^'Township?Alva Euzor. 0 GallvanPs Ferry Township? E. P. Pitman Floyd's Township?Avery Floyd. .Simpson's Creek Township?T I,. Hardee LAWYERS IX CONWA YllORO. !>; ' A f.e m.'sno, Thomas F. Gillespifc Moiuon Trice. MERCHANTS- CONWAYIiORO, S. C. It Burroughs & Collins, B. G. Collins A- Co. i. T. Lewis. Mint/. A Moird/ Allen, Baker A ^ Co., JohnJA. Mayo, John Sanders, Homer II l? Burroughs, M. B. Boaty, JoIi/i'Sirr A Grant i Joseph Todd, A. W. liardoe <1* Co. Druggist--Evan Norton, M. D. fl Physicians? Jamc.4 II. N ovi nan, Evan Nor I- on, John 11. Grant, Jahies E. (Cant. ! JIoiels--N>'orman House, Mrs. Jane Noi nian,aTroprh;lres3. Traveler's Rest?William P. Melson, Proprietor. Tost Master?R. T. Jollie. , .MKKC1IANT8 1.11 Tl.fi I. IV Eft, S. C. * ' / ikntM. /' tv-..t nrsi * iiuhi-19 w. I/nun, i<ii3ii.i v . i/uvis, j nomas \Y. Gore, J. W. Vcreen, J. Vcreen. I MERCHANTS. Hull Creek?Jesse 1'. Williams, Beaty A tt Sarvis, Hruton & Anderson, S. .1. Ilenecy. H Bucksville, H. C.?W. L. Buck <V Co., H. 1/ ^ Jiuok. JSocastee?G\ Gilbert Green Sea?J. 11 Derham, Grainger <V Spl O vey. k , Bound Swamp?1). M. Heaves. J Hickman's?Holt & Ilayncs A Souls, Boy< & l'rince. ? 1 Dogwood Neck?N . Adams, Cox & Braiitoi ' : A. 11. J. Galbtaith. o Gulivanl's Ferry--Joseph W. Holliday. j Bayboro? F, (1, Burroughs <fc Co' m >Til*Y WKKKIiY NE Til 10 SUN. \\ KEKLY, SKMI WEEKLY, AM) DAIF/Y THE WITKI.Y M \ is too widely known > icipiiie any "M'MmWmI i ecuinnieiidnt inn; hot j l In* reason* which have already given* it I j |> y ! t lionsainl subset iberSj and wlin h will, wo hope, give it many thousands more, are brtoilv as 'ullows: I; is a lirst-rate newspaper. Ail the news ill ilc> day will he In dud in it, cor. '"used when uiiinipoiiaiit, at lull length wh'Mi ??I inoincnt, ; ml always presented in a el'vtV, intelligible, and interest lug inaiKier. i. . .. . . .. . r..n ,.! II is Cl III M - I ?U V* I'Mltll} )' lllll V# I UIILCJ t lining ami iiistnu'fiv?' reading of every kind lull (villaining nothing that I'm ollend the iii<ps| delicate and set uptdoiis t.?tc. it is a lii -it-i *f < story j?.n ?r. ' 1 1 n host tales ami romances of current Ih r.?4urn arc caio fullv selected and hgildy printed in its pages. II is a lirst-iate agricultural paper, The neisi I'rcsli and Instinctive articles on agricultural topics regularly appear in this departinent? It is an independent political paper, belonginj? to no party and wearing no easier. It j lights lor principle, and foi i1 < ? election of the I test men of to otlieo. It especially devotes its energies to tie* exposure of the great corruptions that now weaken and disgrace our country, at'd threaten to c'idoi tuimj repuhli- 1 can institutions altogether. Ii has no I'ear of i knaves, and asks no favors-<,f its supporters. It reports the fashions to" the ladies and the uiinket1' for the men, ostjeciiilly I ho cattle,markets, to which it pays puticular altout:< i finally, it is the cheapest paper puhlDhcd. Out' dollar a year w ill sc'-uic it lor auv suhn;'ril'"r. It is not neees-Hiy to get up a cUih In ordoi to have. 1 11 is WT.KKI.\ M N at) this Mite. Any one who semis a single dolar will get the paper for a year. We have no travturng agon's. riik wkkkl v sirs ? r.uht pages, nn>? ix columns. t>'ily ?1.00 a year. No dis' coimt IVoin t Ins rale. 7 UT.SSMl W I'.i'.KI. Y SI'S'.?Same size as the Daily S:.o. $2*00 a year. A disco not of HO per cent, to chilis of 1') or < ver. Tlii. DAILY SI'S.? A large four-page, newspaper ot twenty-eight columns. Daily circulation over l'-'0,00(i. All the news tor g cents. JSuhsciipl ion price f?0 cents a ntoni 11, j or !{>(>.00' a year. 'I"o clubs of or over, a i Ol" 20 | 'Ol' COIVt . jitUli'CSSy "TliJC v'Yorfc ' lly> THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the World. TllKXKW Y()T{K UF.UAl I> is the leading paper? known to be such throughout tl.e clvili/ed world. 1! you want the latest an?l most aeeurato news IVoju every seetion of the Mobe, snbseribe tor the ? ? "eeki,v !?> : irsi.Ei), If Vol. want a correct report, of all the Markets? Foreign ao<l f?ome.slic?suetvrd e tor the VtA/:/:?\r. i* /// ?. It yon wan1 for Preside reading well selected stnv.es for the entertainment of the Family, siibsttrtbe for the 1 }~>w;Kr. v /, r>. In politics it is neul rah but fjivos a lair and impartial review of all political matters huppetiini? throughout the known World. TKit.Ms:?Sin ale subscription, S2; three cop* h's.S'V, live copies Ssj jeii enpies, :M"?; s<ii:;Ie copies, liVe cents each. A limited number ol Ad wrl Remolds inserted iu the Weekly 11 ?*r! aid. [T7" SuV>serjptions received at the lionnv Nkwh OUTre. Nov. il, I87d?Onv. niWjrjEWS INFIRMARY, ? Ar I,? G0LDSB0K0, 2T. 0". S'fMC'JCslle or WE, FOfi THE CURE Of Cancers, Turners, Scrofula, Chronic Ulcers, Epilepsy, Uterine Diseases, Liver Diseases, Skin Disease , And all Kindred AiFec tions, ( UUU CANCE'liS, Tt MOUS ' , and Ulcers with out Specifics with oat the Use of the Knile, without Los? j ol Blood, and with hut little Pain Lf the Patient, j Our terms of Treat incut are in th< [ reach ol all. AH communications *<d dressed to us wtll meet with prompt (attention. Certificates of cures am ! circulars sent tree on application. Office ami Infirmary, East Oentrt I St., (iehNhoro, X. ( i 1>K. .1. .MILKS 11UXTEU <fc CO. Sept. ill), lK7d-29-Gin. t 1 iTHKV MUST BE SOLD i Vntending to rhango our hushi^s location 1 weai-' now selling oil our Stock of good; ' ui unusually in r: * <& is T/I rs Jf fy ft ,jr, ?L> ^y> t for cash. A large port ion of our stork has hw tccciiil^ Seen received into stove, and ran hi , bought j iiki,o\v cost, i We have 0:i hand Ladies' Shawls, heavy good and cheap. Dress goods ofev?rv variety White (loo'Df Ti homings, and a full line o Prints, I ilea <he d Ooods, Fancy (iood.s, Home sj)i11ia and 1 honest it s, Out stock of hOrs, fteadv Made clothing ' and e|oihs for Oeiuleruen's Wear can't he c { celled in this town. , Our line of (Iroeerle.s an; of the best (piality j (live us a call, and we are sure you will no i go away disappointed in prices or ipiality. MlNTZiC MOM). j Oct. 14, lW4t \VS: FKBKCAItY I w w atIT'i rKS" y nsrf"Lr* ji?' i !)r..!. Walker's California Vhioarnr I Jitters nro a purely Vegetable picparaiioii, ma<lo chielly from the native herbs found on the lower ranges of the Sieri a Nevada mountains of ( 'aliforilia, the medicinal properties of which are extracted therefrom without the use of Alcohol. The question is almost daily asked. "What is the cause of tho unparalleled success of Vini:<;au UitTicns?" Our answer is, thatthey removo the cause of disease, and tho patient 10covers his health. They are the great blood purilierand a life-giving principle, a perfect Kenovator and Invigorator of the system. Never before in tho history of die world has a medicine been compounded posse-ship the remark.ildo qualities of Vinkoau Ml rrkits in healing tho sn k of every disease man is heir to. They are a penile Purgative as well as a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflanunation of tho 1 aver and \ i.seeral Organs in iJiliou* [ Diseases The properties of Dm Wat.kkis's Yinkoak IU'i tkiis are Aperient. Diauhore* .e, Carininative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-1rritaul Suuo itie, Altera. e, and Anti-Milious. Cratrful Thousands proclaim Yt\XoAit Hitters tho most wonderful lnvigorant that ever sustained lliu sinking system. No Poison ran take these I?it tors according to directions, ami remain lor ; umvcil, provided their bones tiro not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. fiiiious, KeniiMent an.I IntiM*iniUcnt rovers, which are v.o nrovaleiit in tho valleys of our great rivers throughout the I nitial State.!, especially those of tho Mississippi, Ohio. Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Ked, Colorado, Brazos, ltio tlrande, I'earl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah. Uoanoke, ,lames, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so dm ;ng seasons of unusual heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive derangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful influence upon these various oroans. is ossentkillv necc^si v. There ; is no cathartio for the purpose equal to 1?it. .). Walk hit's Yinkcjau Hittkus, as they will speedily remove the darkrolored viscid n\attcr with which the i bowels nre loaded, at the, same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy i functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body against disoaso by purifying all its fluids with Vims; a a Hittkks. No epidemic can lake hold I of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, riead,! ache, l'aia in tno Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sum laudations of the Stomach, Had Taste in the Mouth, Kilious Attacks, Palp'.tatat ion of the Heart, Inflammation of tin Dungs, Haiti in the region of the Kid neys, and a hundred other painful symptom:;, are the otl'springs of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a hotter guuiUntcc of its merits than a lengthy advertisement. Scrofula, or King's Evil, White Swellings, i"leers, Krysipfclas, Swelled Neck, (lo'.'re, Scrolalous lntlammations, Indolent Iallaanaaticns, .Mercurial Alfertions, OKI Seres, Kruptions of the Skin, Sore Byes, etc In these, a- in uli other constitutional bis oases, Walki-at's Vinhoak Hrniats liavr shown their great, curat ivo powers in tlu most obstinate and intraetahle cases. For Inflammatory and Clironu Minimalism, Gout, Bilious, Remittent and' intermittent Fevers, Diseaseso the Blood, Giver, Kidneys and Hladder theso Hitters have no cqiiHl. Such Disease! arc caused by Vitiated Blood. .>! echanicai Diseases.?Persons en gaged in Paints and .Minerals, such at I'hnnhcrs, Type-settors, Gold-boaters, am 1 \! 1IIIMN : t n. Ilinr niltnium lii'i* fivi% oiiL'ino ' >' "I > 11 -J > ? I to paralysis of tho Bowels. To guart against this. tako a doso of Walker's Via r.UAK Bittkiis occasionally. For Skill Diseases, Eruptions, Tot tar. Sal! Kiicnm, Blotches, Spots, Pimples Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Hiii*$-wornv-< Scald-head, Snro Eyes, Erysipelas, I toll ' Scurfs, Discoloration* of tho Skin, Humor and Di cases of the Skin of whatever mum * or nature, are literally dug uj> and carriet ) out of the system in ;i short time by tho ltd I of these Hitters. Fin, Tape, and oilier Worms lurking in the system of so many thousands are etlectually destroyed and removed. N< [, system of medicine, no vermifuges, 110 an 1 tii elm initios will free tho system from worm like tlieso Hitters. For Femele Complaints, in yonnj } or old, married or single, at the dawn of w<i manhood, or the turn of life, these Toni Hitters display so decided an influence tha improvement is soon perceptible. Cleanse tho Vitiated lllood when ever you lind its impurities bursting throng the skui in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores clean e i! when you lind it obstructed an [ I *luggi?h in the veins; demise It when it i ? ! foul: your feelings will ltdl you when. Koe 5 the blood pure, and the health of the systoi will follow. It. II. M< HON \ I.l> CO., j I>reggists mid Oca. Agts.. San Kraauiseo. Culifornh j nail cor. of WiiHliiugioii mid Churltca Sis.. N. Y. j I ; 1 by :?11 1 m 11 ; 1 i s und (a it it m. Trespass Forbid. j t \VAltN AI.- PKUSONS NOT To tr? 1 pass on the lands known as the forn 1 est do nee of T. I.. Ilurdee- -said ttact eonsi f ing of about ."00 acres,ami purchased by 1 af SherilV's Sale on Sales day hist. The e I Iroino penalty of the law will be enfore against ever\ pe:.-on trespassing on said prei ^ j iscs. ,10//.N l?. HltUTlt.Ni Deo. 'JW?'It ' \y Girl* and Hoys wc 1 n V ' .'I I i a i i.<l to ("All our French n j Atnerlc.-ui Jewelry, Hooks, Cluines, &c., in lb i own loc-ililies. Nociipitol necilcil. Cmt'lloifi I H 'lnx, Sio.iisntFiu, Pi Ui VlOKBRY& U< ' A?<nus(ft Jdtnu 7, 187 1, Professional & Business Cards 8,:ixv C'ar<!? O KLI.jfiKS, HUDSON KKl.LKf, Attornoys & Counsellors'at Lav:,. "Will practice in nil t!u? op I lorry, (either State or FedetakUC/"One lirnvwiir bo in attendance j at every term of the court, ami such other timet* us business ma\ require. Dllico, Mat Ion, S. U. \v. W.SULI.I US, ,1. H. iiudson, ,JNO. A. KhrUitY. Oct. 21, l*Ti. J OS. T. W A I.SI I, 1 Attorney at Law and SOLICITOR IN KQL'ITV, Will practice in the courts-of Marion 1 lorrjami (jloorgetown* <)in,?>.it I'oNWAVJlUltO.S. c. I Nov IS, 1S70 tf. rp v. OlLLLSl'lK, Attorney and Cov.nrcllor at Law. Will give prompt attention tall bmiuoss entrusted to his i are. CON WA VIlOllO, S. ( . June, 25, 1871. i V. t>. ?\ .*?. A. 0. HIGGIN3 & SOU, j( 'oMMISSIOX ]M KKC1IAXTS, ?K SOS'TDI STSSSOr;'!', fY/;n~ ?/?/?% Mu;-;d . I '//?.'*?',x' n/(t(l? on />i//s i'f lj<tilni<i of i.'oVOH. .N'(!"// N/ o' x', Oi<<( (r fiii It. < >el. 11,1.87d. 11 rpOLAU & IIAllT, 'V ? * ? ? * u crrm" sicn J>i c recant ~, :.?2 FHONT STIiKl.T, NKW V < i K K. j Liberal advntioos made on consignments <> Naval Mores, t wttoti, <.Ve. Orders receive Prompt Attention. I'liextvptionnhh* ri'nntin's ^i\? n XoKh un? South. J. 1*. n J. II. H.\ t: I'J N.C. ol SC i. T. a J. G. Frost Co. EEcnlcfi'* ic: S'3s;?-?cs* & 3Ic;iI, and iSfanulaeture'rs ot llcady liaising I lour r?;5?? cV *s& 3 ~N "W VVypTv . Particular ntteni ion paid ><> liilinj. orders t<?r tli?> Southern .Market/ May JO 1 H7:t? 1 v. W. >1. K1SV.M.I5. s, V. nOWKl \ r 1NSA1AN vV MOWLLL, Factors for I'aval Storos AN l> (; ?NF.ftA CM < )51MlS;SION MYM < H \NT! No. IJt? L.ul May, J Coiner oj' Cunh'al Whif f ClT AlU.fcSTON, SC. ? I l _ H- S FKA^.W t, XI v iThaiii. I DKAT.KU IN (,'H ATX, lIAt, PROVISIONS, FLOCK AND, Sl'lKI1 liAKKKCS. <. i <; i: (ri'.'i <i \% >, t*c, [ Orudis rr^mptly^CiUnl I-roe of ('omr.is sio Feb IS ?ly rjnllOS. L. IIAKKKLSOX, Commission Liorchan t | Shipping niM Foi waitlin-j; A??out., !> i i> i- v i\mm; , Special attention given to the buying at selling of j'<>\ Timijicu, and other produce. Q"/:' (Ja)nfortnhle Houses, Loin (ind Slabh ' for teams, trill he furnished lo transient Til be r i ten, without C'barge, who entrust the business to we,. I J ) EATY & SAUVIS, COMMISSION MERCII AN IS ; AND DEALERS IN GENERAL iMEKCIlAX DIZE, 3 LfJTJi CREEK, S, C. July 15?(!iu J JWILLI AMSr iMc.M.icitn rn CENTRAL MERCHANDIZE, * MANITACTl'EOR OF NAVAhSTOlL' o CH )MM LSSIO N M E1IC11A NT. t ANI) fohv:aedikq;aqent. !, ft/" Special attention given to tlx? boy J and selling of Ton 'limber, d LULL CHEKh'i X C. |<J . wMtt* !?> n -HT cr/nrrjt|pm ? The Orphans' Friend, I A I'AI'Kli I OK Til 15 FAMILY CU?'L lt PVULISUKb K VEll Y ?ATU\U BY THE CAROLINA ORPHAN IIOME. One year, In advance, 12, Six months, in advance, 1 To alt Ministers* One Delia- per Annw ne Hates of A drerstisincf Reasonable. N" A I,), tlic profits of tliis paper are u 0(' } / v. In supporting destitute orphans. 1 ,n- want every one w ho reads this to snhseri Address II C. OIJVElt, l"(, Sup't Carolina Orphan Home, SPARTANBU KG, rS. C LJ - an'. lOtli, 1B74. 4 A GREAT OFFER! Horace Waters.. ^ 181 HKOADWAY, N. y. Will ?H-P w,. of N I:\Y PIANOS, MKt/>l>KONS ui.'l <M!<i.\\S of six first-elks* in iitu-1.tiling Waters'. ut very low prices l<?r eftsli. ut' part cash, ami balance in .small monthly instalments. New "-octave tirstrla> > I I AN ()S, .until ni inipi ovemciits, lot Nt ly a?CON('Kin <> 1 'AliLOR Ol.(./.N, the ii'Oj't beautil'iil M\h* an-l perfect tom* over nude. Illustrated Catao* eiies mailed. Sheet Music aid Mihic Mer ehaiuliie Nov, ? ?, i?-m. RICH F A R Pfl f K G LANDS! FOR SALE YKUY CHEAP! The Best investment! Km Fluctuation.-.! Alwrr/n fi lpwving in Value Tin' \V? nidi ofthft Country is made by I ho \?U\u;<v iu Hoal Ks'ate N(>W IS THK TI.MK!' Millions of ;n t .? of:be finest lands on the Continent, in Eastkkn* Nkijhaska* now lor salt; -liiunv oi'tln iii never btdbrodii the ntarlent -at mi Mhafe DKFY COMPETITION 1 Fve and T?*n Year* t-reilit Otvi?n, With Interim at Ji'ix ivr I'fill. J.? The Land iir:int !>on?D of rTJe Company taken at par (01 lands 'limy fan now be putfbasiMl at a latjie iliM'oiint. , I'uil p.x tifiiiat's uivoin-tu'W (initio v ith? ncu Mans niaiUal ihoe, l>\ aililif i^in^ O. F. DAVIS, I .and Colon nti.-sioner 1*. 1*. IF H. Omaiia, N F.U$20 SAVED!: 7V> mi 11 th' urcft nt i/i ni am I of tin times He | t'l.OllKN-.: K SFWINO MACHINE CO. ham '/?(wmhu'il to 2t9:E>4 s:s> a*f* w*i?? f nnn i- It hereof:cr fidf rhcir f7f' Ma chine for S.Y > nail i>ltier sti/lcs in oi'(': >ti m. THE FLOREfiCE s fin' o.\ I, I' Scirinr/ Machine that /nils the m >>ai him fit ami j'oncard or to riuht and trtf, as the pun haser man prefer. It has' | h'ei n ireatti/ IMI'HO V EH AX!) IS SIM i Jj i f / /'./>, an! >n jnr better llhxii ctiiy oUier mitchim iii the iiw.rkt t IT !**> .\(nv Till! <TBII I'l.trunn. Mima., Acjn\ts WantnZ' I JpKUIT TRKKS, SMALL FRUITS,. Orn.iinchlnl Ticfs ami Plants, Gillies CLmL'i r.v.tl I'ial.i- S seels, &e.? A fctoi'K or tint choicest varieties. Sr,>>1 / < dr: yiuti. r' < ' fa' HfV*r (I.til 1 *iir,(V U*t. ; Ail T/fcu itrc well '< ! so :t? to curry safety to' ;i I. \ ;?;? I t : ' ?* I'ultl'il Sillies SMALL FRUITS A sMATJvFILAN'IH' i ot all JMrtiif-',- *?'ii t l?y lit; il |?o?i.f>fje Ji.iul, to .u.^s /Vol in :! ? I'n ited 3*a w<4* K<I iv * <1 .3 . 5MT'i \ 7*H .V t o., .Vjo'.vry wl St-editi. i%, \ oniv, r..v1 i ?39 1 ULO LOEiSON ROCK SIR. o KsixclnPs ?l?- i^ia-il tor t in* use oMh(* M> Jiro V I'i y. KsiiDi anil 11u? Fdtuiilt/. pos.'^vsihii rlmsiv i.}ti iunii' liii'i'icit al proptjitios who'll belong I to an (>ld ami Purr (.Hit. 11? 1 isij?fuy;it?U* to fi'iniilofl; Good fin- liiduftf ! Citniplain fx. A dt ln iour; Tonli\ Put up iu? i im's coiitainiiia oat- do/i'tt bottles eaol), and1 sold by all illUi^L'i-tfs Lteocvs Ac. A. M. liinitii>er iV i 'n., established 17'is. No. U*> p St root, Now York. h IV O. or?11 (;s A\ antp<:I? M M) kor CAT A i.onrK DOM15SEH SEWING MACHINE CO. N\ V " Standard!! Preparations, _ j O.xrI?v-* Prophvktet to Fluid.- -the groal'O^R , j disinfectant, and purifier Known to the living D ' ajie. I Dr. Haw leys Magnolia JUttovs. ' Dr. Ilawleys Pain (Jure, id j Dr. Fi'ophils Pain Kill If. I Dr. Fiophits I.ivor Medicine. ,s' Dromigolds English Female B;ucre. | It- Dromrgolds Di?ysontavy Cordial. Bradficlds Female Peculator. ? | KOOSKO. The heat alterative and hfoud pnrefyer J known to medical Science. ?APOMA. i This is an article that no nice Tionwe keeper j should l>e without, follow direction*, and we ! gnarcntce satiafacton. ! I hese Preparations are for sido by M if. BF.ATY. i * < r ? .-v ?-? . ? A W ord to Our friends. |\ l'KNDINO to close rip onr ImBiiU's* * in the (toncral Mcrchaiul'/o .| al our present location in this to*vnr ! vve respectfully nj>]>ea 1 to all who aro indebted to us to call ami Kettle up. JOHNSON ?& OK ANT. 3 I Oct. 2'^th, lt-7?-4t The .\ew BiEa*lir 'IVhhh. 1 An linpoi tntit invention. Itretiiins the nipt uro so fill inn' nod tinder tl*e hardest exerciiieor under severest strain. It i* worn with com fort, ami if kept on night and day, effect# a per* v mannnt cure III a lew Weekn. Sold cheap and " sent by Mail when r> quested,circulars free, when I Y ' ordered ny icttv r nrt to tlio Klastic Truss (Jo , So. os:< ftnuilway, -X. V, City, Nowdy uifs IVlttill Spring Trusses, too pu Infill, i hey slip off too frequently. April21st IS73 ?iy. 00 ?T?.IM EmmMS m s&NQ M&cmwjmr. ^ ? Stationary and Portable Steiltn Kinonr* and Wc. ! llotiere, Cray's A nil- Friction Cotton Press, ? i ? i nlar, (Jang and Mulay Saws .Mills; Portable M" I Stationary Flouring Mills, Sugar dime Mill* a J Sugar Pans, Narrow OaiiKt) Locomotives ami Dummy hugines for street roads and mluiug p irposes, new and ?econd*baud lron ami \V ov<1 Working Machinery of every description. n?ui for circular. . WASHINGTON IRON WORKS, Ho Veeey Street, New York.