The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, May 22, 1867, Image 3
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry District-In the Common Pleas.
E. S. Bailey, vs. James B. Brown.-At
tachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did, on the 14th day
of May, 1867, file his Declaration against
the Defendant, who is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor Attorney known within the
same, upon whom F. copy of the said Deolara
tiou might be served; It is therefore ordered
that the said Defendant do appear and
plead to the said Declaration, on or before
the 15th day of May next, which will be in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight, otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be given
and awarded against him.
Clerk's Office, E. P. LAKE,
Newberry District. C. C. p.
May 14th 1S67. ly 41
WGONS FOR SALE
The subscribers are now offering to sup
ply resideits of Newberrv, and vicinity,
with their e
Superior Wagons,
Manulactured at GREENVILLE, S. C.
TIhese Wagons are of the best material
and workmanship.
One, Two, Three, Four, Five and Six
Borse are always on hand, ready made, and
any description of wagon will be made to
order' on sbort notice.
Orders for wagons may be lef: with
Carwile & McCaughrin, Newberry S. C.
GOWER, COX, MARKLEY & CO.
Gicenvilie S. C.
May 15-20-3mo.
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.
Juat Published, in a Sealed Envelope.
Price six Cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical
Care of Spermatcrrbea. or Seminal Weakness,
knoluetary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
1mpedimnts to Marriage generally. Nervous
Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits; Mental
and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self
Abuse, &c.-By ROlERi' J. CUNERWELL,
D., Author of the "G reen Book '' &e
?be world renowned author. in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Sel.f-abase may
be e&ctually removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operati sn, tougies,
3nitrumeuts, rings, or cordials, pointn:g out a
mode ofcure at once certain aid effectual, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his cvndi
tion may be, may cure himseifcheaply, prit atel v,
itd radieally. THIS LECiUR E %i ILL PROVE
A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOU
$ASDS.
Sent under seal to any address. in a plain sealed
envelope, on the receipt of six ceuts, or two
pp gestamps Also DrCulverweils"3.Iarria-e
e," price 25 cents. Address the -publisliers,
CEAS. ,T. C. ELINE & CO.,
-1 ?g owery, New York, Post Office Box 45S6.
Miay 22-21-8mo.
WANTED, AGENTS.-S25O per month
ThE YEA R ROUND. OR 900 Pza CENT PROFIT
ONi COMIxssioN. We guaaramiy the above
salary or commission to ective~ industrious
agents at their homes, to introduce an aril
offndispensabic utility in evetry bousehol.
For full particulars ca ll on. or addreas
G WV. JACKSON & CO.,
11 South St., B3altimore, 31d.
May 22 21 4:.
Offce Act'g Ass't. Quartermaster,
Military Post of Newhoerry,
NEWBERRtY S. C., May 15, 1867,
Sealed Proposals in DUPLICA TE will he
received at this office until 12, mn. Friday :hc'
31st of Ma,y 1867, at which time they will be
opened. in presence of all the bidders pres.ent,
for furnishing the Quartermaswr's Depart
metat this Post with OAK W OOD), until
Septrnbe 30,1867.
SeiddrWes will state in their bids the names
of two responsible parties .who will give bondl
in the snm of one hundred dolLirs (S100j
escat for the faithful performauce of the
contract.
Pr.yment will be made. for the required
amouat of wood,at the end of every month.
by tbe proper Disbursing Officer.
*The amount requirea per month, will pro,
bably be, between eight (8) and nine (9)
iVd to be furnished under this contract
will be delivered at such time and place as
The ct' As't.Quartermaster reserves
to imslf he igh toreject any or all bids
thathe ay eemunsuitable.
Each bdilbeSEA LE D and ENDORSED
on the ENVELOPE,'-Proposals for furnish
ing Wod"adaddressed to the under
signed, eihrtruhPost Offie, or deliver
ed at the Cm.T HOS BRIEITO N,
BytCapt. U S. Army,
1tLieut. 6th Infam ry,
Ac'.Ass't. Quartermaster.
-May 15-20-3t, 1867.
VARIETY STORE.
WILSONHNDMIIKER,
Have on hand, and arc receiving every
day or so, the below mentioned ar:icles,
as follows :
All grades of Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Liver
pool. Salt, Macke--el, Flour, Bacon, Lard,
Mela5ses, White WVine Vinegar, Soa;s-ali
grsdes, Perfutmery So,ps not exCerteri,
Raisons t, 4 and whole boxes. fine L;yers,
Soda, Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cloves, Nut
megs, Starch, Copperas-green and biek
Tea, best brands, Bluing, Indige and Ma !
der, Cove Oysters, Sardines, Pickles, al
sizes, Pepper Sauce, Cafsup, Table Salt, and
Ifustard, Concentrated Lye and Car.lles.
Gun Powder, common and fmne, Shot all
sizes, Caps, musket, water-proof nd (G. D).
Caps, Buckets, blue and brass bound,.Sa
Boxes-all sizes, Tubs all sizes, Long H anadle
Brooms. Sieves and Water Dippers;, Cot:on,
Wool and Jim Crow Cards, Blacking Brushes,
Blacking, large and small sizes, Taecke all
sizes, Padlocks, Knives and FIi::s, l'oeket
Kres and Rasors, Rasor Strops and Boxes,
Files, Awls, sewing and pegging and Brad,
and handles, Table and Teaspoons, Slates
and Slate Pencils, Lead Pencils and other
kind of pencils. Also a fine lot of Smoking
Tobacco, all kinds, Cigars from aets. up,
Chewing Tobacco, from good to better.
Gandies of every description, from good
to better, Lemon Syrup i'nd Jellies,
Crackers, all kinds, Soda, Snur, WVine and
Boston Crackers.
Crockery, all grades-Granite Teas and
Plates, common C. C. Teas and Plates,
Steak Dishes granite, Wash BowlIs and
Pitchers and Water Pitchers. Cotton
Yarns, all numbers.
Goblets, Tumblers, Molasses Jugs,
Salt Cellars, Pepper Boxes and Looking
Glasses, all sizes. Also a lot of Dry
Goods, such as Brown Drilling, Brown
and Bleached Hlomespuns, Bed Tickins,
Bickory Stripes, Denims, Blue and
Brown, White and Striped Osnabnrgs,
Domestic Ginghams, Linen Dri!!, S:ati
nets, and Cotton Casimere, together with
a fine lot of Prints and Gamubrics,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, G!oves. ilose and
Half Hos.e, Belts, Buttons, Suspenders,
Neck Ties, Collars, Paper and Linen,
Hair and Tjoth Brushes and Combs of
all kinds, and a great many other articles,
too tedions to mention. All those in
want of the above and many other things,
will please call at the variety store, an~d
get supplied, as wo are ahvay;s on hand,
and ready to wait on customers ait any
time, and wits ~sleasure. Give us a call
Wonderful!
B[T TRtE !
I have been engaged in business foranum
ber of years, and have come to the conclu
sion that business cannot be successfully
carried on without money. I will therefore
give extra good bargains for a LITTLE, viz:
The best prints, Spragues,
Pacifies. &c., at 20cts.
Muslins, such as every
body sell at 35c. for 25e.
Muslins worth 75 for .50.
Bleached Shirting 7-8 20c.
" " 4-4 extra, 25
Jeans for gents wear, from
25 ets. and upwards, and va
rious other goods in prupor
tion. such as
Ready Made Clothing,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
Sugar.Coffee. Rice, Bacon. &c.
W. H. WEBB.
May 15
CHEAP PRINTING PAPER !
To Editors and Publishers:
Letter form W. G. Clark, E?q., President of
the Southern Press Association.
ATLANTA, GA April 19, 1867.
J. S. THRASHER, EsQ.,
DEAR SIR: It affords me much pleasure to
communicate to yon the following resolution
of the Southern Press Association:
RESOLVED, "Th.tt as a testimonial of our
appreciation for the zealous, faithful, and
effective service of John S. Thrasher, Esq.,
as Superintendent of this Association in
years past:
We herehv tender him the thanks of this
Association, and co)fer upon him the con
p1imentary position of Agerit of the Southern
Press Association in the city of New York."
The terms of commendation employed in
the above resolution, do no more then justice
to vonr important services during your
superintendency-services which none had
better opportunity to know, and none can
more highly appreciate than myself. Should
occasion require, I shall be glad to avail
myself of the aid provided for by the reso
lution.
Very respectfully, your obedIent servant,
W. GI. CLARK, President.
Notice.
I wonld respectfully request every daily,
tri-weekly.semi-weekly,weekly, and monthly
journ!al, ~South of the Po;omac and Obio
rivers, and the 33 deg. 30- min. parallel of
:aitude West of the Mississippi. to publish
this aidverti-ement twice, and send to me at
New York each time, a copy of the paiper
cotaining it. postpaid, with bill for same.
It s esrnlein my combinations to pros
euocheaper printing par-r for our Southern
journals. rhar I sha!! h:ne the fullest infor
mation regarding the sizes of the pa?per used
hv the several publicatione, and I can pro,
c:e it in no other way than by rcquening
prticnlar attention to the need of sending
copy of the pub|icati&, with thre bill.
I'desire it sen t t wice to provide ag rinst m.til
failures, and that they be postpaid to secure
post office deliverv.
~J. S. TUR iASHER,
Box 5,939 New York, N. Y.
May 15-20-2t, 1867.
ICE CREAM.
Fro an~id fter this date ladies and gen
temen can be furnished with Ice Cream at
my saloon.
may $ L. sCHoDAIR.
NEW STORE
NW 9PEIG
BY.
D. MOWER,
Corner of Main and:
Church Streets,
Where will be found a ood0(
Rssortlnent of
In~ al! thre Late-t anid Most Approved
Facy DRY G0QDS
AND)
G+ROCERIES,
Which were bought exclu
sivelv for CASH.
And will be sold at a SMAL L
ADVANCE ON COST.
. FOR CASH,
Or Country Produce.
May818tf
szIRTs!
The ondefui lexMityand reatCom
for an Plsar toanyLad w rm*th
DupexEliti SIit wilb xyine
-aaai llcoddAsebe,oe
LOIELAIE &JIERS
COLUMN OF NEWS ITEMS,
To be read Carefully.
Muslins, Muslins.
A nice assortment of Figured Muslins,
Fig.ured Jackonets, Lawns and Fig.ured Bril
liants, also a nice selection of Dress Goods,
all of which we expect to sell cheap for
cash. LOVEL ACE & WIIEELER.
Prints, Prints.
A large stock of Prin-s of various quali
ties, stvles and Preces, cl!! soon and exam ne
them, as we will sei! chea.
LUVELACE & WHEELER.
Domestics.
Domestic Ginghams, Plaid and Striped
HIotnespuns, W ite and-Striped Osnabu!gs,
Blue and Brown Denirm, Shirting Stripes,
Bleached :nd Brow n Shirtings and heetings,
Bed Ticking, &c , &c., for sale low hy
iO EL ACE & WDEELER.
Puffed Muslin.
A beautiful article of Puffed Muslin for
making Bodi: s, a nice article for the use of
Ladies, f.r sale by
LOVELAC'E & WHEELER.
Casimers and Jeans.
Casimers, Jeans, Duck, Twilled, Grass
and plain Linens for Gents and Boys wear,
for sale by LOVEL ACE & W I EELE:.
Hats at Cost.
We w-ill seil our present stock of Rats
at cost, to make room.
LOVELCE & WHEELE1;.
Bill Arp.
A small invoice of the great Bill Arp
smoking tobacco, ju_t received and for
sale by
LOVEL ACE & WHEELER.
Artemus Ward.
A small invoice of the above band of
smoking tobacco, just received and for sale,
at the new store of
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
Molasses and Syrup.
Mucovada and West India Molasses, also
Golden Syrup, and M Syrup, to be sold very
ow for cash by
L0VELACE & WHiEEL~EP.
Sugar, Coffee,
Mackerel, Soda, Pepper, Ginar, spice,
ardines, Oysters, Concentrated Lye, Potash,
ai;les, Soan, Starch, Tobacco, &c., ke.,
for sale by ~LUVELACE & WHIEELEI.
Cider Vinegar.
A barrel of superior Ne wark Cider Vice
ar, ver'y clear and sharp,ji ut r:.cived, and
or sale by~
LuVELACE & WVIIEELER.
ish Hooks and Lines.
Fish hooks, large and s'ndl. also Lines,
heap at LOVELACE & WHEELER'S.
May 1 1S tf.
Kerosine Oil.
~Just artrived a spleindid lot of pure fresh
Xerosine i, and for sale by
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
Lamp Chimneys.
Several doz. clear Lamp Chimneys and
icks, for SaleC by
LOVEL ACE & WHEELER.
Blacking and Brushes.
A genuine article of Mason's Blacking,
large and small, abo BlackingeBrushes, a
good article, for sale by
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
Charleston A
New Goods!
- AT
WHIOLESAL E
At BANCROFT'S OLI
Planters to our large and weli celectcd Stock<
are offering at the Lowest Market Prices.
Our Stocks :ne constamtly replemished
nd Patterns of the Season.
We keep always on hand Full Lin;es of1
Adlvance on A genis' pric!s, for CA Si or. C[T
We ai,O otfer at Retil, the Ltrgest Stock~
N. B.-Samples, with Price Lists, sent (f
Refers to City Advertisemenlts for prices.
All Orders will be promptly attended to.
St<
April 17
* <
No. 158 ME
Opposite the (
( .r nTTi JOH A TIHUJ RST
Triple F. Powder,
T Shot and Caps to sell by
LOVELACE &. WHEELER.
Brown Windsor Soap.
Genuine Old Brown Windsor Soap, also
other Toilet Soaps and Perfurery, for sale
by LOVELACE & WHEELER.
Nails & Scythe Blades.
Nails of different sizes and of the best
make, and also Scythe Blades, just received
by LOVELACE & WHEELER.
Stores to Rent.
- Spiendid Store rooms, on Main street,
will be rented on reasonable terms, and
pose-sionl given at any time parties may
wish that rent them. Apply to
may s 19 B. I. LOVELACE.
I. , BR & 00,
CAN NOW' EXHIBIT THE
LARGEST.
BEST, and most
VARIED,
Stock of Ladies, Misses, Gents,
Youths and Children's
SHOES!
To be found this side of Char
leston.
The NEW STYLES,
GOOD MAKE,
FINE MATERIAL,
ELEGANT SHAPE, and
PUPULAR PRICES,
Will meet the approbation of the
public. to which attention is res
pectfully called.
I. M. SUBER & CO.
Y6C Ra.g e. Ma[i st.. opposte
may 1 18 tf M. BARRE & ON.
Ten Dollars Reward.
A dark colored, (nearly Llack,) Cocoa
ood FLUTE, v.ith Ivery bands, eight
silver plated keys, and the cap slightly split,
was lost by the underigncd, and believei to
b.e stolen, on the 4:h insant.
The above reward wi'a be paid for its
de livery, or for inforuntion which will Iead
to itS iecover'v.
H the oer.scn v.lho carried it off will volun
tri!v' re tur n it, no questions will b.e asked..
JOB' B. CAR1WILE.
Home Made
- GRAIN CRADLES,
And re:ady for u.e,
(Ci jin's Sevthie Dides, and Scythe S:onecs,
at.' S. P. BOOZEIR & ( O'S
. un 1-18-:t. Hard ware Store.
Notice, Notice.
-Tie subscriber will be absent from New
berry for a short time oni bushiess at the
Norin and Henry Sanmner, Esq , will act
as my Attorney dluring my absence.
The highest price will be paitd for all good
1aw Hides, in Cuash or the b st of Leather,
t the old New berry Tannery.
May 15, 2) ;t. 1. BIERFIELD.
Removal.
Being engaged in the business formerly
conucted by Dr. Kingsmore, and having
removed to my new gallery, over .',r. Mow
er's Sro're, the subscriber is prepared to take
Abrotypes, Photograph~s and Ferrotypes
at reasonable prcs M. CRINE.
May 15, 2Ci St.
ivertisements. _
New Goods!
DEALERS IN
STAND, 287 King-St.
tthton Of MC'1'CilanltS all(l
f SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which we
by every Steamer, with all the Newest Styles
TmenteC Gods, which we w ill Sell at a Small
Y ACCEPTANCE.
to select from in.the City.
re of charge) to any part of the state
11, Webb & 00.
287 KING ST.
ETING ST.
Iarlstou 110tel.
&f (C0.)
Miscellaneous.
SOMETHING
FDR THE PEOPLE,t
In these times of scarcity.
it islvell to know where to get the necessa
ries of life, on fair terms, and to know what
you are getting. To this end, Wright &
Coppock would inform
All the People
that they have now in store
A very large stock of Men's, a
Youths' and Boys'
Spring and Summer <
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
at prices so low as to astonish all good
judges of such articles. For instance: C
Men's Business Suits, rCoat, Pants and Vest,' q
Common, $5; Fine, $30.
All grades between. Boys'
Suits in proportion.
A large stock of Black goods, made in
Frocks and Sacks, Pants and Vests; Cloth,
Cassimer, French and English Drab D'Ete,
Alpacas, etc.
All the above goods in piece, with trim
mings to suit.
Hats, Boots and Shoes, of various styles I
and prices. n
Trunks, Valeces, Traveling Bags, Uin
brellas, &c.
Give us a call if you wish to save money
and please yourselves.
WRIGHT & COPPOCK,
No. 4 Mollohon Row, n
April 10 tf . Newberry, S. C.
RUIiG STOREI'
French Store.
DR. T. GOUIN
Informs his friend', and the public general
ly, that he wiil devote particular attention
to the carrying on of the first named busi- i
ness, and that day and night he will be rea- L
dy to fill l'hysician's Prescriptions. r
In.a few diys he will be in receipt of the
Purest French Drugs,
Medicines,
Exrreci.
-l'erfumes,
fromu the first class boases in Franuce.
Tie will alSo condnue to keep the finesti
and mn de'iente American and 'French
CoNFECfIoNEIMEs.-suchj ast
Stick, Pole. Flat. Lump Almond and Co,
cant Candies. Gumi Drops, Cordial and s
Brandy Drops, Crystalized Fruits, Nugat'de i
Marsecil:es, ete. etc.
JUST LiECEUVED
A Choice Lot of TEAS,
IPERIAL, GUNPOWDER,(
YUUNG H YSON, and Pure rWackt
EMGLIsHi DlIEAIFAST TEA.
lie wouki return thauks to his friends of
this town, as well as those of Newherry, Edge
feld and surrou..ding r'isticts for the kind
parronage so liberally extended to him, and
espectully ask for a contiination of the1
sa me
A pril 17 10
Marked
The Ladies. and Gentlemen
of Newberry and surrounding country, are
respectfully invited to call at our Store and
inspect and price our
Stock of Goods,
lately received from first New York houses.
Tro sell as Cheap,if not Cheap
er than anybody else,L
we have marked down our stock to corres
pond with thbe lowest prices of this Spring.
As we have bought ONLY FOR CasH, we are
compelled to sell in the same way.
To our Stock of Dry Goods.
Boots & Shoes, Hlats&Caps,
Fancy Goodls, Clothing.
Piece Goods. Shirts, ete.. etc.
We have added a full suply of
SU(~RR in all grades.
(offee. Flour,
Soaps, Can~dles.
and a fine assortment of
FRENCH -CANDY.
J(11|(1 / ; Ii'clIs itS .
Toclseot ut Sraw Goods .'
To los o t urpresent soko
Lde'Gents' and BoyS
we will selIl the same BELOW First Cost
Prie.
Come at once and secure
13argains.
lhespectfully,
Sam'l B aer.
Under New berry Hotel Building.
STAT1E OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwBER.RY DIsTRICT.
Byv John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry
Districe.
Whereas, E. P. Lake has applied to
me for Letters of AdministrationI, on all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
cedits of Susan F. Girardlcau, late of the
district aforesaid, deceased:
Thcsc are therefore to cite and admonish
al and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said dece4ased, to he and appear before
re, ait ouIr next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, to be hrolden at Newherry Court
House, on the 24th day of May inst.,.to show
cause, if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given uinder my hand and seal, this 10th
day of May, in the year of cur Lord one
thousan.d eight hundred and sixty-seven.
Johnt T. Peter-son, o. N. D.
May 15 20 2t. C R LN
ST ATE 01- SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRTDSTfT
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary at Newberry
District.
Whereas. Elizabeth Johnson has applied
to me for Let ters of A dministr-ation.On all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
Icredits atf Isaac Johnson, late of the district
afrsaid, deceased:
These are thet-efore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and credlitors of
the said deceased, to be and appe1r before
me, atsmr next Ordinary's Court for the said
AMiscellaneous.
LouLs Schodair,a
H.tving- removed to the CORNER STORE
N MAIN STREET, formerly occupied by
.IHarris, and directly opposite 3iessrs.
'iskeman : Wilber, would respectfully in
)rm the ladies and citizers generally, that
e is prepared to furnish, -
Dinner, Supper,
ic-nie and Wedding Parties,
ith every kind of CAKES and PASTRY,
, shorL notice, such as
'f Nogat, Almond, Cocoanut, Maccaroni,
range, &c.,
Iced and Ornamented
CAKE.
Charlotte Russe, Jellv and Blanc-mange,
ream and Swiss .Merairquos, Fruit 3Serain
uo, Vaeherin, Polonnraise and Jelly Cakes.
Also on hand Fresh Fruit, Pound and
ponge Cakes, Jelly Rol!s, Sugar BIiiscuits, ~
unibles, Ginger Snaps and N:s, Rock
ake, Love Kisses, &c.,
'resh Bread rsd Assorted Pies,
Every Morning.
Sweet rol:s, and Tea bread baked to order.
He will also have a fine us orrnient of t
RENCH and other CANDIES-of hi- own
ranufecture. His
Ice Cream Saloon
ill he open in a few days.
Having fine ol'ens, bake pans, and his
taterial being of the best, and terms very t
oderate, he respectfully solicits a share of
atronage. May 1.18 tf.
C
Those who wish to be successful in Farmt
g under the NEW SYSTEM of labor wil
se no time in obtaining tho best agriculntu- a
s1 implements.
Get the Best !
ood's Self-Raking Rleaper !
Wood's P?irst Premi'u, Mower.
vor 70,000 now in use in this country and
E urope. The reputa:irn 1his machine has e
~arrnts us in sayin.g, it is the very best b
W eare also general: State Agent for tfhe
le of the following Agricultural !mple, S
ents-at
XA1NFACTUE'S PICES.
Universal Cotton Gin and Condenser,
H:y and Cotton Presses, Hlorse Powers
d Thiresbmers. Fan Mills. Premium Farmt
rist 'dill. Buck Eve and St:4fford Cultiva
r Fodder and Corn Stalk Cutter, Georgia
oton planter. Corn Shelters. Plows. Ex.
andnz Cultivators. Pumps, Bells,. Washing
achines and Wvingers, etc , etc. All of
bich can b)e seen at the Cotton Gin Ware
oue, Columbia, S. C
'A. R, COLTON. Proprietor..
W. 1B. LOWRANCE, Manager.
M.ay S 3m. _____ _____
Bease & Wright,
Have now in store and are constantly
receiving a large assortment of the
very best articles of
C00KING STfIYES,
Eichl they warrant to give entire satisfac
tion. AlsoC
IALL, OFFICE & SHOP STOVES,
~hey manufacture and sell at wholesale and
etail the b~est article of
Plain Tin Ware.
hey keep on hand a good ssortinent of
ressed and JTapanned1
Tin Ware,
ALSO,
Generally.t
They do a!l kinds of JOTI WORK. usually
(me in their line, such as ROOFING. GUC
T.ING, &ec. Jan 2.3 ly
Tea, Tea,
Jusit received1 SOme of those
O01d Fashion'', superior Tcas, sold for many
'ear, anid so- uni versally approved, by
tewart & Coate..: For sale byC
.ril 1.0 15 co,w3 . . -. STE W AR r,
Suigar. Coffee. Soda,.Indigo ,i
ladder, Copperas, Powder, Sh'ot,;Lead, Per,
ussion Caps, &c., &c. Just received and
or sale byhvEWRC
April 10 1.5 cow3
Castings, &c.
Pots, Orens, Spiders, Sil
ets, Tea Kettles, Extra Oven Lids, Wangon
~oxes, Sad and Aodirons,Camp Pans, a new
d superior article. Traer- Chains, lTames,
low Lines. Cotton and( Wool Cards,-the
test make; Br:ides' Crown Steel I10es Ames'
pads and Shovels, Manure forks, Garden
uks, Smith and Hand Hammera, together
rt a genera! assortment of Hlardware and
utlery. ,Jn,t received and for saie by
A pril 10 15 R. STE W AR T.
- Cutlery.
A SuperP lot of Jos. Rodgers
Sons, and George Wostenholmn's Table
d Pocket Knires, Scissors, &c.. Just re
~eived and for sale by
April 10 15 R,. STEWART. 5
Tobacco and Cigars.
Spencer's Calhoun Chew
ng Tobacco, the very best known, also
~ommon grades. Various brands and grades
cigars, some very fine. Just received and
or salehby R. STEWART.
Kerosine Oil.
Just received, fresh and super., a No. 1
{erosine Oil. Will be sold very cheap, by
April 10 15 R. STEWART. t
Cotton Yarns.
A large lot all numbers, the
ery heet'dotton Yarns, by
April 10 15 R. STEWART.
SMITH A CHRISTI.4S
(GrocerieS
JROCERIES
- PRODUCEI!
Niskeman & Wilber
ake pleasure-in announcivg totheir*ieds,
atrons and the public generally, tLat they
fl always kcep on band a select st+ek of
Groceries and Produce,,
t the Lowest Market Pricei.
CORN & BACON,
Aill be sold Low for Cash,
or Bartered for Cotton,
is Cheap a, it can be done in
the country.
Apri 24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FREE TO EVERYBODY.
A Large G pp. -Circular, giving inforsa
ion of the greatest Importance to the young
f both sexes.
It teaches hoo the homely uray become
eautiful, the despised respected, and the
)raken loved.
No young- lady or gentleman should fall
> send their Address, and receive a copy
ost-paid, by return mail.
Address
P, 0. Drawer 21,
Feb. 27, 1867-ly. TBor, N. Y.
17 A ToUtG LADY returning. to --her
ontry home, after a sojourn of a Jaw
iontrs in the City, was hardly recognisd
y her friends. In plac6 of a coarse, rustic,
usbed face, she had a soft ruby compfexion
f almost marble smoothness, and instead of
renty-three shereally appeared but eighte.
hpon inquiry. as to the cause of so great a
bange, she plainly told them that she used.
e CICASSIAN BALM, and considered it
n invaluabic acquisition to any Lady's to!.
t. By its use any lady ,or gentleman can
nprove their personal appearar,ce an hac.
red fold. It is simple in its combination,,as
Tatarc herself is simple, yet unsurpassed. in
:s efficacy in drawin~g inipuri;Ies from. also.
ealing, cleanrsing an;d beantifying thi skin
nd complexion By its direct action on the
utcle it draws from- it ali- its Impufrities,
inidly healing the samne.and leaving the suir
ice as Nature inctended it should be, elear,
oft, smooth and beautifu}. Price 61, setitby
Iail or Exp.ress, on receipt gi an order by'
,W,.L. CL ARK & C3., Chiemists,.
~No. 3 West iXyette St., Syracuse, N. YI.
The only Amecrican Agents for the sale of'
he same.
Feb. 27thi, 187. 1y
Wenderful but True.
NAD -ME REMINGTGN, the worId-re
owned Astrologist Somnambulis,tic Clair
oyant,while in a c!rirv'oyant state, deline
ts the very features of the person you are
o marry and by the aid of an instrumnen: of
ntense power. known-as the Psychotidtrope'
parantees to produce- a perfect and lifestilm
>icture of the future husband or wife of the
ipplicant, with date of ma~rriage; ocenpadio,.
eding traits of character, &c. This is no
mposiion, as testimonials withQnt number
an assert. 'By stating place of birth, age,.
Ispostion, color of eyes and hair, and en
losinig fifry cents, and stampe'd envelope ad,
ressed to yourself', you will recei-ve the pic
re by~ return mail, together with desked in
ormation-.
Address ir! confidence, Madame Gertruda
iemington. P. O. Box 202X, West Tree, N. Y.
Feb,~ 27th; 1-867. -t
Know Thy-Destiny.
Milaxs. E F.. Tuoess-r, The great
~nglishi Astrologist, Clairvoyant and. Psys
hometrician, who ha s astonished the sciett
ifc classes of the Old World, has now loca'
ed herself at Uudson, N. Y.. Madame
Thrnton possesses such wonderful po.wers
f scond sigh t, as to enable her to impart
:nowledge of the greatest importance to the
ige or married of either sex. While in a
tate of tr:ance, she delineates the very, fea
ures of the person you are to marry, and by
he aid of -an instrutneut of intense power.
~nown as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
roduce a life'dke piota:e of the future bus
and ox'wife of the applican-t, together with"
ate of mnarriage, position in life, leading
rais of charaeter, &c. -This is no humbug,.
thes:mds of testirmonials can assert. She
r'!l send when desired a certinedcertidcate,.
r written guarantee, that the picture is whas
t purports to be. Ly ec!cosiug a small loclk
f hair, and stating place, of -birth age, dis
POSItionl and complexion, and enclosing ffFy
-ents and stamped enverope addressed to
-ourself,'you will receive the picture and des
ired in formation 'by retarn mail. Al! comn
nniation)s sacre-dly confidem-ial. Address
n confidcee, MAD.L3uE E. F. TuoasTOx.
. 0. Box Q.23, IIndison, N. T.
Fb. 27, 1807. ir
TO CONSUMPTIV ES.
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talth in a few week< by a sery simple rem
d, after having suffered! for several yeari
vith a severe lung affection. and that dread
Lsase' Consumption-is anxious to make,
:nownl to his fellow-suffe~:-ers the means of
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of
he prescription used (free of charge.) with
be directions for preparinlg and using the
ate. which they will f'id a SURZ CUna.
or CoNssatrrIOs, AsTHan, BRoIscHITIS,
oUGHS, COLDs. and all Throat and Lung
bffecions. The only object of the advertiser
n sending the Prescription is to benefit the
fficted, and spread information which he
onceives to be invaluable. and he hoDes
very sufferer will try his remedy, as it wilt
:st them nothing, and tmay prove a blessing,
'arties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
eturn mail, will plesse address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York .
May 8 19 17.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A. Gentlem an whbo suffered for years from
ervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
he eficcts of yo'uth ful indi,cretion, will for
e sake of sufftering humanity, send free to
til w;ho need it. the recipe and directions for
naking the simple remedy by which he was
tired. Sufferers wishing to profit by the a&.
ertiers expei it'nce, can do so by addressing
n perfect confidence, JO HN B. OGDE N,.
May 8 19 ly. 42 Cedar Street New York.
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