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New Goods AT 7 WHOLESALE DR YE BANCROFT'S OLD We would call Special A Planters to our large and well selected Stock of are offaring at the Lowest Market Prices. Our Stocks are constantly replenished b aPiattarns of the Season. We keep always on band Fall Lines of D Advance on Agents' prices, for CASH or CITY We also offer at Retail, the Largest Stock I X. B.-Samples, with Price Lists, sent (fr Refers to.City Advertisements. for prices. All Orders will be promptly- attended to. Sto April 17' Corn! Oats! Flour! 4000- Brshels Prime White Corn, 10 Bbis Flour, W0 Bushels Oats. " - TO ARRIVE. 10 Hbds Bacon clear Sides, 2000 Bushels Yellow Gorn, For sate by BRCWNE & SCHIRMER, mar20 2m Main st., Columbia. MHING osmc PEOPLE. n these tines of scarcity, -e meH to.1now where to get the. necessa > s oFl, ogfair terma,;and to know *hat yie getti g. To this Cnd,-Wrtg &{ " (~Ppock woaid ittbrv f All the People ttat=they have now in store -A very large stock of Men's Youths' and Boys' prizig sd S nme NISHNC GOODS, lowq as t astonish- all- good - suc articles. For instance: UItades .btween; Boy9 itl'Oportionz tacec of sid goods aac in Froeks and Seeks, Pants aud Vests;y Cloth, Cmier. Erencht and English- DratWte, sait.1lI 4lt,Nots aud Shoes, of yarious' styles awl a~(Vlcnes, -raveling -Bags Urn 96 .USA eall if you wish to save -money aul pfesse yourseirs. * WRIGIT & PPO0K, - i0roroo Rw * Acomplete and beautifal, seectiQo1.of all kids and: 4Jgt Xeceifred, --AND OPENING THIIS BlY! Call adxamine B3efore - .PUJCHASINYG * These (3oods We would state that we -will notr hereafter keep any m.nemorandlum accounts, and thsi must be paid on delivery of goods. Alm oraindum accountsmutb * * paiT7at once. * April 1()-15-ly. AND IGLIKERY, Oft Latest -Styles and Patterns. just receited, and now open for inspection. MIRS. M. A. STI ODDAR D Is happy to info.rm her friends and the pub lic generally, .that she is in receipt of an elegant and beeutiful assortment of Spring Millinery and Hats of all kinds, to which she invites a particular attentio". The store now occupied by her is the one formerly used by I. M. Suber & Co., and next doorto the old place, and has been fitted in good style. All-work entrusted to her either in M1i1. * llerj'or Dress Making will receive prompt attention and-particular care, and every ef fort will be made by her to give satisfac. tion. march 33 11t Notice. The Notes and Accounts of Dr. T. W.' Thompson dec'd have been placed in our hands for collection. It is hoped that all persons who have had dealings with Dr. Thompson during the last ten years, will nxake inquiry here and satisfy at once, all claims that may be found against them. We have also the accounts of Patrick H. New Goods! 'HE DEALERS IN OODS, STAND, 287 King-St. ttention of Merchants and SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which we y every Steamer, with all the Newest Styles )mestic Goods, which we will sell at a Small ACCEPTANCE. o Select from in the City. :e of charge) to any part of the State. 1, Webb &, CO. 287 KING ST. EMOVAL. LTEL1E & MIEELER Having removed to THENEW STORE, (D. 3ower's New Building,) Next door to their former old stand on the Corner, Where they are receiving a fresh stock of SPRINI Will be happy to meet their >d friends and customers as :sual April a 14 t SEKIRT S I I The won derful Flexib:lity and d.great Comn ort and Pleasure to any Lady waaring the uplex Eliptic Skirts will be experienced ,articularly i nil crowded Assemblies, Ope as. Carria~ges, Railroad Care, Church Pewt, rai Chairs, 'for ' romnenade anOdeia-j ress,~ as th'e Skirt-ean be' folded vben in ase-to oc~cupy a small space as easily and :onvenintly as a silk or Muslin Dreis, an valuhtle gnality in crinio1ine, not found n any single Spring skirt. For sa1e by - 31. B AR RE & SON. areh 27 1: ly. 9BEN GOJ!! Just received, and now >pening, an excellent assort ient of Dress Goods, of the Latest Styles, embracing SCOTCH GINGHAMS PRINTED LAWNS, FLO WERED ORGAND Y, Taconets, Berages, French Poplins, &C., Dress Drimminigs, Dress Buttons. -White .Goods. Dotted- and Plain Swiss, * Nairisook Jacon~ott, Brilliants, Diaper, &c. *Hosiery. A fine assortment of Gen tlemen's, Ladies', Misses and Children's H-ose. Ladies and Misses Hoop Skirts-various prices Ladies silk Umbrellas and Parasols ALSO, Gentlemen's and Ladies' Calf, Kip, and Morocco Shoes Misses, Boys and Child ren's Shoes, also Brogans Men's and Boys' Clothin~g Men's and Boys' Hats Groceries, Coffee 28 to 353 cts Sugar 13 to 20 ets Tea 81 73 Pir.kles Candies, Sardines, NvE B E RR 301y "HER ALD." G HH HH HH HH RH HH HH HH IRIH RH H H H H RH HII SUBSCRIBE FOR IT! EEEEEEEE EEEEEEER EE EEEE EE EE EEEEEEEE EEEEEE EE 21 LARGE 1OLUiNS *RRRRRIR RRRRRRR RRRRR:R RR RR RR PR EE IRRR CONTAININ'G Local, Political, Mis cellaneous, Agricul tural News, and Markets. AA AAAA AA AA AAA AAA AA AA -AA AX OLY $3 PER ANNM! LL LL LL LL LL LLLLLLLL LLLLLLLL AGood Advertising Medium? Circulates Extensively ! DDDDD DJDDDDD JDDDDDD DDDJDD AKE IT ! 'Twill do you good! AKE IT ! 'T will do your faunily good ! AKE IT ! 'T will do your friends good ! AKE IT! n Do.ses once a week for Twelve 111onths ! ND IT WILL DO0 US GOOD! OB PRINTING IN EVERY VARIETY ! Miscellaneous. LOOK OUT! We Will Pay CASH For Forty Good Colts! From I to 3 Years Old. MAYES & MARTIN. April 10 15 3 Bacon, Bacon! 30,000 lbs. Baltimore Bacon Sides. Mayes & Martin. 2,000 lbs. COUNTRY CURED HAMS & SHOULDERS. April 10 15 3 M AYES & MARTIN. 3,000 Bushels BILTIMORE WHITE CORN, Mayes & Martin. April 10 153 DR. S. POPE Offers his services to the citizens of New berry in the practice of Medicine and Surgery. When not engaged professionally will be found at the residence of Mrs. Hielen O'Ne ll. April 3 14 Imo. Terms Cash. The undersigned takes this occasion to notify his friends that he cannot any longer grant them indulgences in the way of mer chandise for even the shortest period. His objections are such as are common to all in business, and hopes that after reading this notice none will insist on credit.. Those that are indelbted oni recent accounts, will please call early aud settle. J. W. sPE ARMA N. Silver Street, A pril 10 l1a 2t. WIGIfHT & tJOPPOtKL Dealers io Men's, Boys' and Youths' CLOTHING, and Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Truinks, Umbrellas, Valeses, &c. No. 4, Mollehon Row, NEWBERRY, S. C. FRWS GROCERIES, &t, JUST RECEIVED, And consisting in piart as follows: Sugars, all grades, from 15 ets. to 25 ets., coffee, bacon, la'rd, tea, cheese, mackerel in kits, half barrels anid barrels, Liverpool and table salt, flour in barrels, self-raising flour, ne w rice, soaps-bar, eas tile and toilet; candIes, starch, indigo, madder, copperas,blue stone, papper, spirce, ginger, sod', pickles-all sorts and sizes; oysters,. sardines, nutmeg, n. ace, cloves. cinamon bark, Syeast powders, mustard, bueing, can*dies, raisini, lemons, orangs, apples, vinegar, molasses, concen trated lye. Tobacco, snuff and cigars. all grades; tubs, buckets, blue and .brass bound, all sizes ; selves, brooms, water dippers,black ing and brushes, curry combs, cotton and wool cards, jim-crow cards, nails, dxes, pocket and table cutlery, tacks, awls~, spey ing needles, &c. Notions of all kinds, viz; Paper and linen collars. shirts and bosoms, hose and half hose, suspenders, belts, hand kerchiefs, neck ties, pocket books, pass and spelling books, slates, lead and carpen ter's pencils, pens and ink, buttons, needles; and thread, of all kinds, hair oil, hair brushes, tootL brushes, saaviog brushes, d essing combs, razors, razor strops, shav ing boxes, looking glasses, with a variety of toys, &c. Bleached and brown shirting, domestic ginghams, tweeds, Jeans and sati nets,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 pi-lces. WILSON & WICKER, Oct 31 ly Main-st., Newberry. 2ROCERS, General Commission and Produce Merchants, Respectflly 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. Coffee, Rio, two qualities. Molasses, West India. S. HI. Syrup, Bacon, Sides and S. C. Hams, Brcakfast Strips. Lard, Country . Pickles, Gallon, half gallon, quarter gallon. Mustard, n Cans, French, (in bottles) Flour, Candles, Cheese, Salt, Candles. So p, Spices. Teas, Miscellaneous Tea, Tea. Just received some of those "Old Fashion", superior Teas, sold for many years, and so universally approved, by Stewart & Coate, For sale by April10 15 eow3 R. STEWAR T. Sugar, Coffee, Soda, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Powder, Shot, Lead, Per cussion Caps, &c., &c. Just received and for sale by . R. STEWART.. April 10 15 cows Castings, &c. Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Skil lets, Tea Kettles, Extra Oven Lids, Wagon Boxes, Sad.ard Aodirons,Camp Pans, a new and superior article. Trace Chains, Hames, Plow Lines. Cotton and Wool Cards,-the best make; Brades' Crown Steel Hoes.Ames' Spades and Shovels, Manure forks, Garden Rakes, Smith and Hand Hammers, together with a general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery. Just received and for sale by April 10 15 R. STEWART, Kerosine Oil. Just received, fresh and super., a No. 1 Kerosine Oil. Will be sold very cheap, by April 10 i5 R. STEWART. Cotton Yarns. A large lot all numbers, the very best Cotton Yarns, by April 1015 R. STEWART. Cutlery. A super lot of Jos. Rodgers & Sons, and George Wostenholm's Table and Pocket Knives, Scissors, &c.. Just re, ceived and for sale by April10 15 R. STEWART. Tobacco and Cigars. Spencer's Calhoun- Chew ing Tobacco, the very best known, also common grades. Various brands and grades Cigars, some very line. Just received-and for sale by R. STEWART. J. E. STENHOUSE. ALLAN MACAULY. STENHOUSE & MACAULY. ( ommission Merchagts, For the sile of Cotton, Cotton Yarns. Sbeet, ings, Naval Stores, etc., and for the purchase of Merchandise generally, 66 Pearl Street, New York, 1-8 6f. Consignments to us from any point in the South ully protected by InsuraLCe as soon as a..ipped. aug ly S. R. CHAPMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NEWVBE RR Y C. H., S. . Will attend to business entrusted to his care. OT7Offce at Bookstore. - Feb. 6 Fertilizer. MAPES NITROGENIZED SUPER PHOSPUIATE OF LIME. For oton, Corn, Whkeat, iYegetable Crops, &c. All of- its Phosphates are in a con di tion to become quickly SoLUBLEA in the soiland available to the crop. The animal mitters, blood an d flesh, yielding,ammionia, produce an- early start and vigorous-growth; enabig the plants to appropriate the Phos phates. and other valuable ingredients in the fertilizer for the complete developmient of the lint and seed of cotton, grain of WVheat and crops ge.nerally.- Sold by KINsM AN k fHoWELL, Sofd Agents. 153 East Bay, Feb. 2.0-8-ti. ChaFlestoD, s. C. NEWBERRY FEMALE COLLEIGE. T HIS INSTITUTION will be . opened on Monday, the 1st of .A prili ner.. Persons intend ing to enter pupils are requested to make application at once. - The session will embrace Fourteen Weeks, and students will be charged from -time of en trance to close of session.. TERMs PER SESSION-PAYABLE IN ADYANCE, - x CURRBENCY. Board, including washing an d fuel. .$50,00 Tur-tion Collegiate Department..15,00 " Academic " ..... 12,00 " Primary " .. 8,00i M.iusic. .... .. . .. ...15,00 " French...............15,00 Drawing or Painting..15,00 " Fancy Work...........12,00 Incidental Expenses......... ... 2,00 Boarders are required to furnish sheets, pillow-cases, towels, lights and heavy cover ing. For further information address REv. J. TAYLOR ZE ALY, Principal, -Ne wberry, C. LI., So. Ca. March 27-13-ti'. - WM. F. NANCE COMMISSION AGENT, N ewbTerry, 1S. 0. OFICEIYNREAR OFGRTERSON'S8)RUG STORE. Adances on Cotton to reliable houses in Charleston, -. C., New York-and Liverpool. Exchange on Charleston and New York. inl su-us ss watited. - Jan. 23-4-tf. - AT THE TAN YARD, formerly R. B. Holman's. The market price will be paid for RAW HIDES and GOOD BARK, either in leather or cash. None or either wanted uniless of good quality. Persons wishing to get bark this spring, can call at the Tan Yard, where equitable contracts will be made for the same.I We have also a large lot of fine white, vellow~ and mixed corn, to arrive soon, which we w1ll sell at a short profit for cash. Persons can engage nowi or purchase after arrival in large or small lots by calling at our Steam Mill. J. S. HAIR & Co. Feb. 20-S-omo. WHISKERS. AND MTUST A CI-IE S! F ORCED to grow upon the smoothest face in from three to five weeks by using Dr. SEVIGNE'S RESTAURA'IEUR CAPIL LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery in modern science, acting upon the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner. It has been used by'the elite of Paris and Lons don vith the most flattering success. Nam es ~~,ii hp ~i~tercd and if Miscellaneous. TAX NOTICEe I will attend at the places, on the days speelted below, to make assessments and receive the Taxes on the following property; Viz: Lands, Lots, and Buildings in Towns and V -lages. Buggies, Carriages, Gold and Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry and Pianos, on hand 1st' Jon. 1867. And on all gross incomes derived ,:i+ the following sources between Jan. 1st 1866,ald Jan. 1st 1867, Viz; Articles manufactured for sale, barter or exchange, E'nployments, Faculties and Professions, Commissiona ofBrokers. Yen due Masters, Factors or Commissioi Merchants, Premiums received . by Insurrance Companies, sales of Goods, Wares and 3lerchandize, sa!es'Of Pictorial Eewspapers-and Magazines, .Photo raphing, Deguerreotyping - Salaries, Eents,. ividends and Money at Interest, in excess of $5Nu, Saw, Flour and Grist Mills, and Cotton gined on toll, Hotels, Restaurants, or eating Houses Livery Stables. Butchers. and Hucksters, Billiard Tables and Bowling Alleys, Bar Rooms, Ferries and Toll Gates. -Every-renewal of Charter and every Omnibus, Public Iack, Coach, bray and Baggage Wagon, are-.liable to Tax,. also every Dog in the State on 1st Jan. 1867; except one to each plantation. and one to each inhabited lot in Towns and Villages. A capita tion Tax is required of all males between 21 and 50 years. Every Employer is required to make returns of the names of all persous employed by him. Gold and Silver coin, U: ited.tates legal Tender or Treasury Note.a, Notes of National Banks, the Bills receivabTe of this State, and pay Certificates, are receivable for Taxes. Jacob Cook April11th. Geo. Metzs " 2th. Frog Level " 18th. C. Subers- " 15th.. John F. Glymph ---" 16th. Maybinton " 17th. Henry Whitmi. . " 18th. Thos. Cromers- - ." 19th. Jalapa -- - " 2th. Ntewery C. H " ~22d. Bush River Church' " 23d. A. J. Longshores- -- " 2tth. J. Hopkins William- - " 25th. - Dead Fall --- " 26th. Schumperts Mills- " . 27th. Newberry, C. H .--'-from May 6th to 18th. The books will be kept at Frog Level until 25th of May, at which time they will be closed. All who fail to pay by .that time will be liable to double Tax. JACOB. B. FELLERS, T. C; N. D. April 1-15-3t. - " - THE undersigned are compelled to. give public notic,, that. they, WILL NOT HEREAFTER, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, KEEP MEMORAN DUM1 ACCOUNTS. All goods purchased from them must be paid for on delivery. Orders for goods, to receive attention must be accomp nied with' the money. CARW1LE 3McCAtGJRIN, March 13-11-6t. " Agents. RAILROADS. 48ecretary's Office, G. & C. R. E. Co. COLUM BIA, 'April 8th, 1867. Thbe annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Greenville and Colomnbia- Railroad] Company, will be held in Columbia on Thurs day, the second day of May next- at 1@ o'clock A. Mi. - - The following persons are entitled to a~free ride over the road going -to - and from.r the: meeting. Any 'Stockholder holding .one or more shares for six monthe ~previous, .Is als lowed to take'bis wife and children residing with him, but purebasers of Stock wiso 1were not original Stockholders, are required to hold twentydfve shares to entitle them to take their falmilies free.' C V CARRINGTON, Sed?y A pril 10.15 tf. Schedule, Blue Ridge Rtailroads. On and after MIonday the 37th inst., the Trains on the Blue Ridge liailroad will leave Andertion. for Penaletor and' Walhiallas'on Wednesdays and Saturdays, after the arrival'- of the Green ville & Columbia liailroad Trains. Will leave Walhalla en Mondays at 3( o clock, a. mn.. ci-nnecting with th.e-.down Tham of Greevile & Columbia Railred; Will leuve WaIhala' on- Wednesdays at o'clock, a mn. W. H.-D. GAILLARD. Sept 20. Superintendent B RZ B . Greenvie & Columbia R1. RL Passenger Trains will run daily ('Sundays except ed ' until further'notice as follows:: Leave Columbia at..............'..-1.15 a. n. " .Alston at..........----.. " Newberry-- - --10 35 Arrive at Abbeville at---- 13 p di. " at Anderson at 514 " "' 't Greenynl!e at - 54') Leve G,reenville at '6.'0 a. i " Anderson'at -6.8 " Abbevie at .8 35~ "lewbei-ry at--l1. p' W. Arrive at A ston t--2 45" at Colnmbia at . 4) Schedule Laurens R. I *Office Laurens R.'T; Laurens '9. HI., S. C.; Feb. 7, 1867. ~ The following is .the Schedule -of the Laure'ns Railroad-for -the presezi.: and. Wi continue until further notice '* . Leave Laurens C. H.$'at & o'cloWd A:'M, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY 4 and. FRI D AYS for Jalapa, where connection is made with 'Hacesl-o Newberry, seven niiles.. Leave Jalapa at '1 -o'clock on TUESDAYS, T HURSDAYS and SATUR DAYS.' Feb. 13 7 tf.:. J. CREWS'Sapt! Laurens airoad. Tbe Freight on Corn,' Cotton and. Guano has been greatly redned.' Any person wigh ing to sh'p wifl call _on the Agent, Wim. L. Boyd, at Larens, or N' 11E. Knox, 4t New berry. The cars are now runnn within -7 miles of Newiberry, and -will soon 'be run ningtrough. Freigh t wiln be received. and forwarded from either enTof the road, wi, Feb. 1 6 3t. Wmn. H. WEBB Of Newberry C HL S.CW Staple and Fancy DRY 2000S, .Nos. 89% nd 82 Leonar-s., (West of Broadway,) Newv York. The subscriber would state that hisa con nection, with the above house enables him to sell his goods at a considera.ble reduction below present market prices. January 9 WM- II- W REMOVAL. WVe have removed our stock of BOOTS AND SHOES. to that Large and Commodious Newc Brick Building, opposite to if. Barre & Son, and next door to Dr. Pratt's new Drug Store. We~ will be ready in a few days to show our friends and custo?ners our stock. - SPECIAt 0.., .A L ar ge 6 pp. C irenzl a r , tv!ig . fera i tk>n ftbe greatest fapo'ittnce _a .yag It tochtesO7 h eIhoe bTR eoaE upIs 4 RlD forgkez&loved. . to send thefr Ac s,ess nd 1Yee - - post patid, by retu .. . Address Feb. 27, 167-1y. -.T. 0 A Yo Gxo LADY Tet u f " conntry home, after i -o rat' months in the City, was^ haifeHv by her friends. 'Tr pla-eofac4ar at& flashed faee, sbhad} sYsaft rubg cotnre=, of almost mirio smootitess i -inri .o * E twenty- #lre she reaYS appenge Upon nqntry a' t tle cuise_QEs gre change, she 7:{dti y tokd thent3b the CIRCASSIAN L, Addaags an invifaable $qcuis i o t. I let. -By its use sDy-l ri ef ." , improve their personal9eaw0e;'" dred fbld.- It is mple _t Nattn hersels sitwirr' l its efiicae' in 4r:twing t healing, cIeansig .and. and complexion By it cuticle it dracs from e aM s ! _ kindly healin g the n e g - - - face as Naftre nteuiu le soft, smoQtr and bottifa' jail-or Exnress .oncceijts "CL,A N.7, West The cftiy ArcaW 4e * ' the samte. --eb -10 MAD iME I Gd T~4 ~ now nei Astroldist 50 an t _ - voyamt; while izrai' cS at 4zs a:es .tb very feA'ttzris't ( to marry 4an: bic aid of -n - -:... intense powar. nown a ifiP he: 5 g'iarantees to piodiec picture of the future 1u8bauor " . appIicint, with ate or tarifrN_ leaiong trLi-t fluiraeer C. impositati,:tL sfetmttials . closing fifty c?, d - ' dressed to ydudef s nT - Address in codfi]re Va4O Remngton~ PO0 Box 7;Ws choerician h -~s Thornton l0ses!i&Wti ofseioud,-sight.. sf60el~ t knowleda.of therete slgeor inuir ea o tne Of the 2P O9*300 the aid of au.ins!ergten knowns te Pch4t , prdice iMfeFkjp bn'rwUbnt he a~4 dte of ~mafr1bgg1y " tiats -of cha..cter,& etk us -housands omc4stia'iS a neser iill seed whein desirg&-,.. or written. ir it purpotsto be., 1Ky meo - of hair,-and. stating p{d 26 tb4 position and bompXdoD;. youse}f', you ilm rect9 ~be -s sired in 'ourtatin byrtu:.1t n et ~d e c - -lrw ou aa r~J~ - - yourw - w-. , D~estretivc e o ~z~1&wth ' -- And oayorGWe ForestoIringharpa w~atver centeA da % F foring a grow3h of1a tirges no.4.:a, -I will2~ the upont .. . 50 weeksor haf up0 t '. 4 thee -foh.5 -ersl s~tc Wbeari2t hei famidsf Ilin w' experienee ens'es< ii say; bow-areweto4 - inla:frutnhesp61ifits-?!I cult,, as niaedeotti o rations advertised - entiel-ywor.thless, dy thrown away chase.- To su&.irm -a,. partor 4ca lI-eost?9 tess-itfiy 0- t0opr - togeter wlt* - wilibe retamnd~ rp W .E.CL RK C . _ No. 3 We<-Fa'yete Strept SJ The besty wbicfronwSQreOIand rare Is free for all. a'nd tl may be fair.: - Bythe use of CrASTELWAC. WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, For Improving and Beautifying the Coms The most valuable and perfect preparation in use, for giving the skin a beautifsi pearls like tint, that is only found in youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Blotches, Moth Patecles, Sallowness. Erup,' tions, an d all impurities of the skin,, kiwdly healing the same leaviag the skin white and cear as alabaster. Its use can not be de, ~ected by the closest scrutiny, and Leing a vegetabhe preparation is perfectly harmless. It is the only article of the kind used by the Freneb, and is considered by the Paris.ia~ indipensable to a perfect toilet. Upwa~4 of 30,000 bottles were sold during put year, a sufficient guarantee of its C , Price only 75 cents. Sent by umaiLjgspk on receipt of an order, by BURGER, SHUTTS & C(gcheglts 285 Ri.-- S$ -. 'roy 'N.