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GARDE N SEEDS, FRESH 1'D GEMINE, For sale cheap, at PRATT'S Drug Store. jan 16 3 >t C, H. KINGSMORE Is still at the old stand, Prepared to Take Ambrotypes & Photographs. And Paint Cabinet & Lite size Portraits, From Life or any kind of Picture. He will visit the country or a neighboring town to paint Portraits. A cloudy day as good as any. Jan 16 $75 SCHOLARSHIP For Sale. IN the Philadelphia University of Medi cine and Surgery. ro a young man of limited means, desirous of entering this University and securing the advantages which a Scholarship will entitle him to, an offer-is now made which will not occur again. Apply at the Herald Ofee. Dec. 19-tf. Mapes' Nitrogenized Super Phosphate OF LIME, KINSMAN & HOWELL $ole Agents in the State of South Carolina, No. 153 East Bay, CHARLESTON, S. C. RBrKRScSs :-Jas. Adger & Co., Greaser a Smith, Mowry & Co., J. & J. :. Kirk patrick, J. H. Baggett & Co., Wn. Walton Smitb, Geo. A. Locke & Co. TO THE IJONFDERIIE 8OLDIERS South Carolina. Da. BLY will furnish you an art!Sieial LEG or AR M for 75 dohtrs and when the State makes tCe necessary arrangements to farnish artificial limbs he w'ill refund( the money on your presenting an order from the State on him for an artiticial limb, this arran~gement will put you in immecdiate can, dition to do business, and we hope will re leive. a great many who are anxiously waits .ing for their artificial limbs. ' For particulars address F. E. GARDNER, Agent, Manufactory, No. 188 King Street, Charleston, S. C. City References: The Daily News Edi:ors, Dr. C. Devega; Capt. B. W . McFurcous, also Capt H. H. Thompson. Spartanb'urg; T. P. Mouzon, Kingstree: Jno. Ashe, Midway; Dr. A. H. Johnson, orangeburg. Send for Pamphlet. Jan. 16-3, 1867. 1mno. Notice. B, M. Blease is duly authorized, to collect all moneys due me, on account of Hotel, or Bar Room in Newberry. H1.1. EPlING. JI&216 Jouven's KID GLOVE CLEANER. ESTABUISHED 12 YEARS. The only GOOD article for instDntly cleaning KidGloves. They can be cleaned whbile upou the hand, and worn immediately. It is inodor ous. One bottle will c:ean 35 pairs. P rice 35 centi. Retailed by most Dru;ogists and Fancy aitores. Wholesale by Demna" Barnes & Co., F. C. Wells & C. , and others, New York. nov 28 2m Notice. THE notes of CoL. R. C. MAFFATT, dec'd, have been placed in the hands of MaJ. L. J. Jones. All persons indebted therefbre 'will call on him and settle before return day next, otherwise they will be sued. H1. H A LFACRE. Jan. 1G, 3-2t. Notice. ALL persons having demar,ds against the Estate of GILLAM SMI I'l, decea'.e i, must present to the subscriber on or before the first day of FTbruary neCx, also all persons indebted to said Estatc, must settle on or before that day or their notes will be put in suit, as I intend at that tim: to tura over the Estate in my hands to the Guardian and trj&ee of the Legatecs of dec'd. E. P. LAKE, .an 16, 3-2t. Airm'r, Willann:exed. Central Hotel. From and after this date, the "Shiver House," wilt be known by tihe above name. The patronage received by thte present pro prietress has been so gratifyi:ng that she is ~minred to enlarge her bursiness an.d gto it a distinctive title. travelling public will be accommo -da4i promptly and well; an unexception ag.table always be kept : attentive ser va will attend to invlvidual wants, and no'e ort be apared to preserve the reputa tid& which the present management has en deavored to preserve. MRS. D. C. SPECK, Dec. 19 tE Columbia, S. C. FOR PAL ATKA, FLA., Fernandina, Jacksonville and all the Landings onl the' St. John's River. S A VA NNA HI. G A. The 3Tew and >p/)lhd Steamsh ;p "Dictator," 1000 TONS BURDEN. CAPTAIN LOUIS M. C1ONETTER. ON and after the 26th October, this fine Ship will sail from Middle Atlantic Wharf, every Friday Night, at 10 o'clock, for the above places. All Freight must be paid here by shippers. Gangs of Negroes will be taken to the above points on the St. John's River at $5 each. Chiidren under ten years of age free. Horses and Mules at reduced rates. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to the Agency, South Atlantic Wharf. January 9 SMITH & CIHDITI AnS Free Drayage. ALL goods purchased of us will be delivered to any house in Town or at the Depot free of charge. LUVELACE & WHEELER. Jan. 1 6-t-f. Flour, Flour. Splendid coun,trv Flour in sacks and for sale low by LOVELACE & WHEELER. Jan. 16 3 tf. Irish Potatoes. A snlendid lot of the celebrated Harrison Potato a very superior article for family u.,e or plan:ti:. For sale cheap by IOVEL ACE & WHEELER. Jan. 16 3 tf. STEIM MILL FOR SALE, I ofTer for saie a very excelient Steam Saw and Grist Mill, in rood running order. It is situated ih mediatelv o! the Greenville and Columibia Railroad, 12 niles ahove the town of New berry. Its fa;vor:.1,!e sit:ation Im;akes it easy of transportation to any point the purchaser m:av di-re. T!is mll can be bought on very reasonable terms by up plvin to THOS. A. FLOYD, Jan l 2 3 Silver Street. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! WARNING IN TIME ! I AM COMPELLED through actual ne cessity to call on every one indebted to me, either by note or account, no matter how small the indebtednes-, to come forward and settle up. I anm willing to compromise on fair terms. This is the first time ever since my recent misfortune, that I have called upon any one indebted to me for a settlement, and only do so now through stern necessity to enablc ue to continue business. - Small favors thankfully received, and large ones in proportion. Jan ;?2 tf A. M. WICKER. MILLS' HOUSE,, CORNER QUEEN AND MEETING STS, Charleston, S. C. This well knoe'n first class Iotel has just been thorou.bily repaired, refitted and re furnished, and is now ready for the acco a mnodatli of the travellinZ puiblie, whose patronge is respectfully solicited. Coaches ahvarvs in readiness to convey passengrers to and from the Hotel. The Proprietor promises to do all in his power for the comfort of his guests. JOSEP'II PURCEL L, Nov 7 Pti oprietor. No, 103, E ast Bay, Charleston, S. C. ON TIHE EUROPEAN SYSTEM, The boatrder or lodger renting his room, andl eatingt where he pleases. A ttac'u-d to the housc is a fine R ETAURANT v.huere the best of fate of anly antd every kind, and at most reasonable rates, can be had. This plan is er' 'vely cennred on in New York and is ft nd to be most convenient, and particular'y adapted to business men The rooms are harge, airy anrd well furnished. and every attenition will be given to render satisfacton. May 9, 19-tf. CiIIARLIESTON, S. C. Sai-age & Ensign, Proprietors. Jesse L Savage. -- Edwin W . Ensign. November 7 PAVILION HOTEL, CharlestOn, S. C. The abbre popuilar Hotel is open for the accommodation of' the Travelling Public. Boa rd. per dlay $3.00 M1rs. HI. L. Bt-TTERFIELD , A. BUrEr.rtLo, Proprietress. Saper:tendenat, November 1 CHALESTUN IHQTEL, CI HXARLESTON, S. C. TH I8 popular alnd well known Hotel has been newly furnished throughout by the preent P'roprietor, who has b2en sixten years counected with the establishment. GEonGE G. MIXER, Superintendent, CHi.sms A. M1ILLER, Cashier. A pril 4, 1S06-14. WAVERLY HOUSE, 22, IN TIlE iEND (OF KING.STR~EET, CH AIRLESON, S C. THIS pleasantly located House is now open for the accommodation of permanent and trans lent boa: ders Mrs. A. J. K E KNEDT. L. A. RUJFF. July 25, .8$66. 'tf AnnOU 1C 10DeIS. MIESSRS. EnitroRs:-You will please an nonce NA FIHA N F. JO HNSON as a can diate for the office of Clerk of Court, of the District of Newberry, for the next ensuing term. MANY FRIENDS. MEsSSnS. EDITORS-By nominating Mr. DANIEL B. W HEELER as a candidate for Tax Collector of Newberry District, you will oblige his many WARM FRIENDS. July 4. MESSRS. EDIToRS:-You will please an nounce J. D. SMIITH, as a canrdidate for the offie of Tax Collector, Newberry nlistrict, and oblige MANY FRIENDS. May 2, 180G. 3IESSRS FDITonS : Youi are authorized to an nouce .JO H N W. COUNTS as a candidate for the oflice of lax Cotiector for Newberry D)ist.. at the ensumng electi'n. Mr. ('ounts is a genitle man every way qualifled for the office. 1)UTCH FORK. Fort Tx' CottrEcT'i.--Capt. JoH N W iL LIA MS is re-spectfulIly nomiinatedl as a candidate for the Office of l'ax Collector, NewLerry Dis triCt, at the iext election. Oct. 31st, 1S56. MANY FRIENDS. MEssns. Eprron.s-Ilease nominate Mr JOS. W . HIlL as a suitable candidate for the office of Tax C'olector, for the ensuing term. ai.d oblige NWBLEtlt 31ESSRS Entons-Pease announce Mr. JACOB KlBLER as a candidate for the of, fce of Tax Collector, for the ensumng term. as in every respect qualified and worthy ot' the office, and oblige OLD TIMES. MESSRs. EDITORS.-Youi will please an nonc THOA S H. CROMER as a candi STORE, No. 2, Mollohon Row. Bugle Lace Trinoning, Silk Velvet, white Edge, fine assortment, Merinos, Poplins, Opera Flannel, Together with a first rate assortment of Staple Dry Goods, At verv Low Prices. Call and see my pr;'cs before buyii elscwhere. B. J. SINGLETON. Jani 92 tf Notice! Notice! Notice! I halve bought the Stock of Goods of Mr. Jacob Stvrn, for cash, and of for the same to the public in general W ithout Regard of First. Cost, as I am willing to close the whole Stock of Goods for the benclit of the people. Respectfully, SAM'L BAER, Ur.der the Newberry Hotel. Jan 9 23 The History of a Brigade of Carolinians, RI Licut, J. F. J. CALDWELL. Can be had at the Book store, Carwile & McCaughrin's, Dr. Pope's and elsewhere. Jainuary 9 Fresh Kerosine Oil, $1 per gallon, At S. POPE'S, Agent. January 9 Reward, Reward, Reward. STRAYED or STOLEN on the night of the 27th inst., from Wn. East's, near Martin's Depot, a splendid sorrel horse about sixteen hands high, with a white star or streak in the face and white hind feer. le is also marked by two warts in the breast and one on the left jaw, If' estr yed it is supposed he will make his way in the direction of Edgefield via IL R. Bridge, I-1-end Ford or Swansey's Ferry. Any information concerning him will be thank fully received and liberally rewarded. Address: Gi. WX. ANDREWS W. J. ROOK, Martin's Depot. Jan. 9th, 1867. 2t. Notice. ALL persons having any demands against the Estate of LEMUEL GLYMPHI, dec'd, will render them in to John T. Perterson by the irs t of February next. J- M. GLYMPII, U. S. Internal Revenue. Last Notice to Tax Payers. All persons liable to Tax under the Excise Laws of the United Sta tes must make returns to me by the 1.5th of February. If they do not comply by that time I will be compelled to assess them to the full extent, and from this there can be no appeal. My office will be open for returns at Po maria until the 31st of January. On Sale dar in February, I will open my office at Newbe'rry, and remain until the 15th, when all will be Assessed for 1861 and 186i5, who fail to make returns, with heavy addit tional per centum added. WM. SUMMER, Ass't. Assessor, 11th Divis'n, 3d Colt. Dist. Jan. 9 2 6t. Notice. All persons indebted to me prior to the war who have not settled with me, are once more earnestly requested to come forward and make a settlement, on or before the 10th day of February next. All who fail to com ply with the above will find their notes in an offiers hands for collection, as I have de termined not to hold those old notes any longer. Take due notice and govern your selves accordingly. I hope you will all have the money and call and settle arnd save cost. Jan. 9 2 4t. JO01IN J. A MICK. Pomaria Nurseries, 1867. All the choicest varieties of Fruit trees App!ew, Pceches, Pe:rs, Plums, Cherries Nectarines, Apricots. Quinees, English Wa! nuts, Spainish Chesnuts, Everbearing Mul% beries. Grape Vines, new and choice table varieti s, liha,pherries and Strawber'ries, Roses and choice Evergreens in great variety. A new supplementary Catalogue can be had at D)uffie & Chapman's Book Store giv, ing new varieties and prices. orders sent shall receive prompt attention. WM SUMMERt, Pomaria. Jan. 9 2 2mo. Notice.. All persoins indebted to the estate of N G. Gailhnan, deceased, are hereby noti fied, that paymecnt must be niade on or be fore the first da tFebruary next And t ose having demnan ds inulst present them proprly attested by tha,t time. It will be adviable for those indebted to comp'ly promptly with the above notice, otherwise their notes will he placed in the hands of an attorney for collection, as the estate must be closed. ELIZABETH GALLMAN, Jan 2, 1807, tJ 2 4 Administratrix. Notice. The Tax costs due and owing to Nathan F. Johnson, former Sheriff' for Newberry District, as appears on the Books in the Sheriff's office for Newberry District, hav ing been assigned to me, must he at once settled, and I hereby authorize E. P. Lake, as miy agent, to colleet, receive and receipt for th' same. Jan 2 2 ".t WM. W. HOUSEAL. - - .. Notice. The Tax costs due me as formier Clerk< of' the Cour't fbor New berry District, as appears on the Books in th:. Sheriff's otliee of said District, must he paid, and I heireby aiu thorize E. P. Like, as myr ageiit, to colleet, receive arid receipt for the same. Jan. 2, 2 3t. BURR J. RAMAGE. VALUABLE LI Town of FROG LEVEL. THE Subscriber offers for sale, positively, i acres of Land, in the aforesaid town, on W1SIEMAN &ftBER, GROCERS, General Commission and Produce Merchants, Respectfully announce that they have now on hand a fresh assortment of articles in their line, to which they solicit early atten tion: Sugars, A B C. Powdered and Crushed. Cof0ee, Rio, two qialities. \Iolasses, West India. S. H1. Syrup, I3acon, Sides and S. C. Hams, Breakfast Strips. Lard, Country . Pickles, Gallon, half gallon, quarter gallon. 3Mustard, in Cans, French, (in bottles) Flour, Candles, Cheese, Salt, Candles. *o p, Spices, Teas, Fruits. Wooden Ware, Mackerel, Dutch Her ring, Salmon, Oysters, Matches, and Crock ery ware. ALSO, Corn, Peas and Potatoes, Barley, and new Buckwheat Flour, Nuts and Fire Crackers, for the holidays. Above please find memorandum in part of our stock, which we trust is sufficient to warrant us a call. December 12 Wm. H. WEBB, Of Newberry C. H., So. Ca., WITH ZIN , IR II& JO., Staple and Fancy DY GOODS, Nos. 80 and 82 Leonard-st., (West of Broadway,) New York. The subscriber would state that his con nection with the above house enables him to sell his goods at a considerable reduction below present market prices. January 9 WM. H. W. Legal Advertisements. NOTICE. I will attend at Newberry, C. H., every Monday and Thursda~y, and other days if necessa.y, to co!lecs the Internal Revenue Tax on notton. a.nd grant permission for the Shipment of the samne. JA\MES II DENNIS, Deputy Collector'of Internal Revenue. Dec. 23th, 1866. 52 3t. The State of South Carolina. Newberry District--In Equity. Thomas Hlayne Chalmers, Jane Chalmers and Malvina Chalmers, vs. M1artha A. W. Chalmers. Bill f -r Partition. The, creditors of Thomas A. WV. Chalmers. de ceased, are hereby required to render in on oath. aid establish before the C'ommnissioner, their respective demands, on or be'ore the first day of March next. SILAS JOU NS rONE. C E.N.D. Com's. office, Nov 26, 2866. 3m t12 1 HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In Equity-Newberry District-IE. Bi. Stoddard & Co., et. al. vs. Miichael Buzzard et. al. Tbe creditors of M. P. & W. L. Buzzard, and of M P. Buzzard and A. J. McCollum, and also of William L. Buzzard and M. P. Buzzard individually, are required to render and establish, on oath, their respective de m-ands before the Commissioner, on or be fore the first day of February next. SIL AS JOIH NSTONE, c. E . N. D. Comn's office, Get, 1st 1866. The State of South Carolina. Newberry District-In Equity. John C. Richards, admr. vs. P. W. Chick and others. Bill for sale of land, relief, injunction, etc. The creditors of George Ashford, deceased, are hereby required to reader in on oath and estab lish before the Commiss.ioner, their respective demands, on or before the first of March next. SILAS J(I1INSl'ONE, C.E.N.D. Corn's office, Nov 26, 18663. 8m t12 LEG4AL NOTICE. Thbe undersigned have formed a partnership for tl-e practice of Law. 10 siness entrusted to ius, in Newberry and 'ad join ing Districts, will be promptly attended to. Offic at N ewt,erry C. 10. HNRY sUMM: R. wILLIAM Et. sPEARMANJ. Oct 17 3mo FINAL. TILE Notes and Acc outs o~f W. F. Pratt & Nance', that rema:in unpaid on Return day for the District Courts and the Courts of Coanon Pleas, next ensuing, will be placed in the hand of A ttorney for collection. ~WM. F. NANCE, for W. F. PRATT & NANCE, Dec. 25th, 18st;6. 2rn. In liquidation. Notice. ALL persons indebted to the estate of J. Wedleman,dee'd,either by note or account, are called upon to renew their notes. The subcriber does niot ask for money all he wants is for parties indebted to make new notes. otherwise they will find their notes and accounts in the hands of an Attorney. J. D. WEDEM AN, Jan. 9-2, 3t. Adn'r. Notice. The Notes and Accounts of Dr. James lill have been hplacedl in our hands for col lection, all indebted are hereby notified that ithyare not paid by return day that they wilbe sued oni. ~JON3 &l JONEhS. Jan 7, 1867. 9i 2 3 Notice. ALL persons indebted to the estate of George W. Koon, deceased, are hereby notiied that unless payment is runde by the fir4t of Fecbruary, that they will find thiem-i selves set hng with an Attorney. Jan. 9-2, S3t. Adzn'r. For Rent. TIH E desirable d a elhing with severalh acres attached, situnated in the town of Newberry, near the dwell ing of Mr. Mat hm s Ba rre and laey occu pied by M. W. Bythe" ood. Apply to Jan. 9-2 tf. L,. J. JONIES. Notice. ALL persons having demands against the estate of J. W. P. llarmon, deceased, either by note or account, will hand them in properly attested, either to the Ordinary, or to the subscriber, and also those indebted to the same will make payment, by the first of February. C. W. KINARD, Jan. 9-2, 3t. Ad m'r. A Very Tiair Notice. HElO VL. DR. T. GOUIN Would infrom his friends, hnd the public generally, that he has removed to the BRICK STORE, Opposite the Hotel, And next door to Paysinger's New Buildings, Where lie will be happy to see them at any and all iities. J,n n REMOVAL. IIS. M . JiMENk , Having removed to the store on Caldwell-st., south of the nost otlice and r,eariv opposite Mr. Pat. Scott's, is prepalted, with A Complete and Handsome Stock of the very Latest and most Fashionable MILLINERY GOODS, to offer inducements to her customers and the trade generally. An inspection of her stock is solicited. Newvberrry, Jan. 9 3. REMOVAL. DR. S. G. WELCH has recently located at the phice formerly owned, by Mr. Sam'l W. Spearman, on the Higgin's Ferry road, five miles from Newberry C. H., and proposes to practice his profession only upon the follow ing terms in cash, viz: Visit and Prescription $2.00 Milage (day) 50 " (night) 100 Midwifery 25.00 If it be impos-hile to comply with the above terms, a note will be received, as soon as a case is dismissed, payable in six months with 25 per cent interest from date. Jan. 9 2 2r. School Notice. MISSES FANNIE and KATE LEAVELL will open a school on the 15th inst , at the school room. formerly occupied by Rev. J. J. Brantly, D. D., they will give their undivided attention to the nterest of the school. TERMs: Primary Department per session (5 months) S8,00 Academic - - 12.00 French and Latin each - 15,00 Lessons on the Piano<forte , 20,00 Ne wberry, Jan. 2, 1867 1mo, BOOT &SHOE We are now~ receiving our F ALL & WINT ER STOCK OF Boots, Shoes AND BJIOGAN8, WHICH WE WILL SELL AT SMALL PROFITS, And WARRANT every article sold. Our goods have all been mnade expressly to order, and by the very best of workmen. I, M, SUBER & CO, oct 10) 41 tf Exchange On Clharleston A T PAR, in sums as wanted. Checks On New York in sums of *100 and upwards, remitted promptly to order. Liberal Advances Made on Cotton and other produce con shirned to reliable houses in New York, and Liverpool. Plantation Supplies On liberal terms. WMr. F. NANCE, November 28 :t Agent. WANTED. For ENGL1sL1 ACCOUNT EXCLUSIYELY WO OL, Or Unshorn Sheep Skins. Market prices paid in cash, or Cloth ex changed. WM. F. NANCE. Offiee in rear Grierson's Drug Store, New. berry, S. C. dee 12 6m A CARD. URGED, by the many changes which distress the community-among which is the fact that we have y pay cash for every thing purchased-we are compelled to publhish the following terms and conditions uponi which we propose to practiee medicine, viz: For visit and prescription - - - ,0 " rescription at office or in the street- -- -- -- -- ---1,00 "obetetrical cases (simple) - - 20,00 "conschation -- -- -- -- -- 10,0(1 "milage-per mile (day) - - 50 " " " "(night) - -1,00 Our terms are CASH. The above stated reason, alone, foi ces us to insist ;upon this. It is our intention to present bills, at the termination of every case, for services rendered ; and no visits nor attention can be expected from us afterwat ds, until the amount of such bills is paid. P. B. RI-FF 0. B. MAYER JA MES .\cINTOSH G. W. GARMANY. Dec. 12th, 1i6 Holiday Supplies IN GREAT VARIETY Just received. ALSO Sugars, all grades, from 15 cts. to 25 cts., coffee, bacon, lard. tea, cheese, mackerel in kits, half L-:ares and barrels, Liverpool and table salt, flour in barrels, self-raising flour, new rice, so:ips-bar, ea tile and toilet ; candles, starch, indigo, madder, copperas,biue stone, pepper, spice, ginger, sod>, pickles-all sorts and size-; oysters, sardines, nntmeg, t: ace, e!oves, cinamon bark, yeast pon ders, mustard, blueing, candies, raiins, lemons, oranges, apples, vinegar, molasses, concentrated lye. Tobacco, snuff and eigars. all grades; tubs, buckies, blue a;l bra-s boucd, ail sizes ; seives, hroom , w;ter d1ppers,black ing and brushes, curry comibs, cotton and WOOl cards, jim-crow cards, nails, axes, pocket and tao le eutlirv, taeks, awls, spec ing needles, &c. Notions of all kinds, viz [aper and linen collars. shirts and bosoms, hose and hal hose, suspenders, belts, hand kerchieis, neck ties, pocket book4, pass and spelling books, slates, lead and carpen ter's pencils, pens and ink, buttons, needles; and thread, of all l;inds, hair oil, hair brushes, tooth brushes, .having brushes, diessing combs, razors, razor strops, slav in; boxes, looking glasses, with a variety of toys, &c. Bleached and brown shirting, domestic ginghams, tweeds, jeans and sati ncts,with a splendid assortment of crockery ware, glass, C. C. and granite, which we intend selling a, a very short profit. All kinds country produce bought or bar tered for at market prices. WILSON & WICKER, Oct 31 ly Main-st., Newberry. THE subscril.er has just received a supply of these Cases, from the above celebrated manufacturer, which are of the latest and most improved pat terns, and of elegant Rose wood finish, and which he offers at low rates to the public. He take< this occasion to say that they have been purchased exclusively for cash, and selling them at only a small advance on the cash price, that no orders for the above Cases will be attended to unless accompanied with the cash * R C. CH APMAN Nwberry, S. C., July 25, 1S06. om. Carriage Shop, C, M, JONES, Newberry C. H.,So. Ca., Respectfully informs the citizens of New berry and sunrounding country that having reopened his carriage shop, and is now prepared ta execute all work in his line in the neatest manner, and with diapatch. Will make and repair Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,&c. Nov '7 Gmno Last Call. I do now for the last time warn parties who are indebted to me by Note, and to my wife by Note or Account, that unless they give me some reason for not paying a part or the whole, they will be sued, if I think they are worth the cost. I made a proposition through the Newberry Herald to take almost anything that was offered, and not the first man or woman has offered to pay me one cent, and I must now have sone showing about the matter. Tis a mn tended for a&ll. 13. HI. LOJVELACE. Nov. 21 -4~ t f. $1,500 PER YEA R! we want agents every whert to sell our IPROVED $20 Sewing Ma. chines. Three new kinds. Under anud up per feed Sent on trid. Warranted five years. Above salary on large commissions paidl. The OnTY machines so!d in the Uni ted Stares for less than $40, which are fully licensed by Hlowe, Wheeler & Wilson, Gro ver & Baker, Singer & Co., and Bachelder. All other cheap machines are infrimtemien ts, and the seller or user are liahlc to arrest, fine and imprisonmeint. Illustrated circuIlars sent free. Address, or call upon Shiaw & Clark, at Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill. July 25 ly. Jacob Werts, Repairer of Clocks, &c. THlE Subscriber will engage to mendi, re pair and regulate all wvork entrusted to him in a workmanhlke manner. He can be fonnd at his residence nearS ilver Stret.and at New berry en Sale Days. Parties wishuing him to do tihe work at their residlences can notify him through the post offlee. Orders may also be left at the Herald Office. Jan 1 Advertiser's, Read ! THE TRUE WifNESS, a Weekly Paper, (Jas. R. Jacobi, Business Agent.) is regu, larly and gratuitously distributed tO over a Thousand of the wealthiest and most intel ligent of the inhabitants of Laurens and the surrounding districts, and this over and above our large subscription list. Terms: I square. 3 mo., $5.00 6mno. $9,00. Address, "Witness," Clinton, .s. C. Jan 2 3mno. SCHOOL NOTICE. THlE exercises of may SCHOOL were resumed Monday last. Terms, per quarter S6,00 for Primary scholars and S7,50 for these more advanced. A contingent charge will be made for fuel. Jan. 9. SUSAN ANDERSON. JOHN C. DIAL, (Late ALLEN & DIAL,) ImpOrter and Dealer in En liSh and American Of Erery Descripin,. THE R1TG__TOR!!! Patent Medicines JHEAP FOR CASH !!! The subscriber offers to upply the public in Patent d1ciici.ne3 at the following i'iccs: W istar's Earanm WiD Cherry. $10.) Jaynes Expectorant 1 25 Ayer'. Cherry 'ecto:al -1 W H oufinnd's German Bitters 1.0) I1e'mbod's Iuel.u 1.25 Sanford's Liver Iuvi rrator 1.25 Larry'. Tricopherous -0 Said's Sarsapari!la 1.50 Ayer's " 1.25 Jno. Bull's 15) Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla 1.25 Mrs. Wilhw's Soothing S., rup 85 Davis' Pain I. iler (larg:,) 50 small 25 Tarrant's Aperient 1.0 Thorn's Ext. Copaiba & Sarsaparilla 160 Tarrant's Extract Cobaiba and Cubebe, 1.25 Rowan's Tonic Mixture 1.00 &c, &c , &c. All goods will be sold at a ike reduction in price. Phy icians and Planters will ind it to their interest to xanine our stock, which is -esh and warranted genuinQ, S. POPE, M. D., Agent, Next Door below 3L Barre & Son. January 9 2 tf. A New Carriage AND Buggy Factory. EAR THE DEPOT IN ONE OF WM. LANOFORD'S BUILDINGS. The subscriber being a practical Carriage naker by trade, having arranged with coin eent workmen, for carrying on his busi ess in a workmanlike manner, he annioun es to the citizens of New berry and surroun ing country, that lhe is ready to receive rders for new work, Carriages, or Bng, is, ke., of any style or pattern that par cics may wish. And it their work is not one ae~oording to order parties will not be uder any obligation to take it, when done. ive him a trial, is all be asks. Old Car iages and Buggies renovated and made to ook equal to new, at reasonable prices. A iberal share o f pa tronage is solicit. d. HIe is in monthly receipt of patter.ns of all the latest styles in vogue; parties order ng can have a line selection to choose from. A few Buggies on hand for sale. Dec. 19 51 6mno. J. TAYLOR. Agents Wanted For TIE LIE, LETTERS, SPEECilE, &I., oF By Henry Cleveland, Esq., Late Ed itor of the Aualsta (Ga.) Constitution Send for Circulars and see our terms, and R full description of the work. Addres Nationai Publishing Co., Corner 7th and Main-streets., Richmond, Va. Jan. 2-1-imo RAILROADS. G ENER AL SUP'1S OFFICE. CHsARLESTONC, S. C-. Nov 3, 1888. PASSENGER Train will run as follows, vis : Leave Char] e.ston............,.........8.0) L. m A rrive t Coumbia....................F. 2 p. m. L.ave Columbia. ....................... 6.5) a. m. Arrive at Charleston...................4.00 p. m. Ti:RotGH MAIL TRAIN. Leave Aurusta.................-.-.5.5 p. m. A rrive a t 'Kin,gsviPe................. 1 5 a. m. A rrive at (olumubia................3 00 a. m. Leave Columbia ..... ...............2 00 p. m. A rr ivec t h iugsville...............3 40 p. m. A rrive t Aurusta..................12 i!tmight. N ov. 6 ~ II T I'EANKE, Gen?'l Sup't. GENERiAL SiPERIINTEND'TS OFFICE. CHIAIRLOTTE & S. C. RAIL ROAD, Coman LaB.. S C., Nov. 5. 186i6. On and after WEDf)ESDAY, 6th inst., Thrugh i' ssenge.r Trains will be run over this road ti follows: Leave Columbia at-................3 10 a. m. A rr va at Chtaiotte at...............9.4 a. m. L .ea ve (hiarot te ar... ................. . ti.10 a. m. Arrive at Columbia at................1.4 p. m. ov. 6. JAS. ANDERSON, Sup't. Dc. 12th 1SIY. NORHESTERN AIL ROAD. Sortest qjuickest and Only direct NwYork Philarielphia Baltimnore Washington - Richmnond Petersburg Weldou and Wilmington. Time through by Express Train to New Tok 44 hours!! Fore $26!! Tickets good by either of the three follons ing routes: [Richmond and Washington Bay Line and Baltimore Norfolk andi Delaware. Bargage Checked through to any point. T ickets good until used. S. S. SOLOMONS3 Dc. 29, 1866. Superintendent. To Travellers. TIE following is the traveling schedule on the route between Columbia, Richmond, Washingtonz and New York, via the oharlotte nd South Carolina Railroad: Going North. Leave Columbia at 2.20 p. mn.; arrive at Charlotte, 9.23 p. m. Leave Charlotte at 9.40 p mn.; arrive at Greensboro at 240 a. m. Leave Greensboro, by Danville Rail, road at 3.00 a. in.; arrive at Richmond at >00 p. m. Arrive at Washington at 6 00 a. in.; arrive at New York at 6 00 p. m. same day. Oct. 3d. Schedule, Blue Ridge Railroad. On and after Monday the 17th inst., the Trains on the Blue Ridge Itajlroad will leave Andersoa