The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, June 19, 1867, Image 4

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- A Sharp Rebuke to Wison . * A Southerner' Talks to thi - egroes. Wilson did not ga . it nl. his own way w hite traVelng throug;h the South. At 1-1tgomtery, Ala bama, he invite;;. reply, anti got the following fronm. Ueneral Clan - -ton, -who spoke ;n the same -taid and to the sarne audience: -'The geutlemnai from )Massael S: - setts says von ought to W!entify yourselves with the Radicai parc at the North, b;ease they have - waded through a bloody Wa t f four years to set you free. to give you the right to sit upun juies ride on railroads. testify as wit nesses in -courts , and much else. I deny every assertion he has made an these points, and chal lenge him to the proof. He who - says that thiswar commenced ivy the North to set you free and con fer.-n vou the rights which you now enj'ay, falsities the iist yrv f Sthe eoantry ;nt intnttionaliy I ope.~ TIhet oe'ie.frn the late war, a1gai :in l again'e clared most solime that thi war was not ComlnCd or Ucint waged for conquest, or with a view of interfering with our property - - in slaves in the State "Mr. Lincoln ultgel uSito return to-the Union. pldging the govern - ment to receive us most cordially and give slavery its protection in the- States. We were threai eed * - with emancipation if we did not come back. In one hand the gov erwnent offered us "union and sla Y'y,'" and in the other was "ebel lion and enaneipation." ' h aving gone to. war on pincple. the South ehose the latter. No man . . knows this better t'han the honor able Sena-tor. N vr w il he or Gen. Swayne. whe.is on the stand, deny - the assertion1 I 'm now goin1; . to make- that tr corid have gone -bck- a in tba Union anI hekl you as ouaslave'to-dav. You are not in - de bted t the _orth or the South - - er.youfreedo . but to Grod. - In -at - abnsitt us, you ought -' remember that this rebellion, Wkhieh you are taught to despise. - by yoar c'e&i3 td our> wiho ou3yCom1O aonr t yo u for our Votes, was. an .insitrumeth in the, 1nds ofGod. for yOVa oueiernce. -s of the Creator. S thr people do no{t - e -nvy yout your -freedom. They - - would not restore you to bondage f~ they -could: They have. your * . .. e*-'being at heart I-did not tire - gn's avery. More than~ hld * - thSorthern,. army never owned a - elve. Hardee, Clebarne and ma-ny - - oths. sigx&l a petititon long be *iew ge war 4oed, for your. free -- on, adt foryuanoppor - Jasity to volAnzt eer and assist your white friemds of he.. South in - - ch~ieig Southeri independen ce. " 'Wilson's. party is~ in power, and - Hie fichere to form a political alli - - toe *itb-on and whatTew whites sele''mdueed ts join him. They -* wanfoice-, t hey.wit-spoils and they want to retain power. it is - - .uitte pleaitawt -and profitable- to. SIt is no~t hecause they love. eatte.r than o'ther- peoplc. I a7 ra yoa-againlst him. and all like hirgat h6me~ or from abroa d. - SsBr,a T1r ars-- The New Ym k E1prss-has-s0uIe sen'ib1e rem-arks. upou 4he caaiftes.t aa' g f &oab. 'R-savs : 96*'qeBoutli hare iron , toal slIate an d .marble beneath the soil, and a climate - ' 4of ev-ery. variety of producti-on * - ~eoil 116urpace.. The Souith~ern States -ae ti?iter the Wesct, anid ar of them ientt Euro~p0 than -w e ar~e. Th,e.ir pres enTt prospedts.are blighseJ by t w ause-,; *thataf the wrar,.and the Radical supre amey is Conres, which has. covere-d theland4like a mildew. But there m'ust * bean'sid to'all 'tis and the end will be ;seenjust as soon -as -the qjues4eon of Re ommgerction is settled. The- -less. for a tie, the. South ha'i.todo -'-ith ioities, and the nore'it has to do mi th its mate ,iaIiptereststthe better. - f the Nerth. wili be manteift with -a non a t1erference * with_Southern sodety--if it will Tt- the iple,:erhite and black, act in their ow-n * aterst.--if it ceses all political prose tigit itill soon f.nd labor more set tiditcation mpre diffused,. ag ictultural pniige,nty- more gerre'a. and the country . note'8prepe:-ous - 'thoe apailities of the * - -. . Soutia are immense, and ough.t at once- to attreet th.e ttention of YoTthern capitail. * - - . here is no.reason why double last year's * - *cotton cropLshould-no,t b.e produced a,d -three times the corr an'd wtca and -riee ti washretie'- 1 So: The South * e~tea l cptsts.-il kindsk 'of ha iedetry.' And "i'i imnpossible to help - the witoot.hel ping o"rse t s. and . l tande- a+&m! "colr> of thi&1reat city.* . Tbe gpf,erings an-] intermninge,ng of . wMtes and blseks. iitical'meetings. a-AL kiied and degrading, and will reseaaii no g.ood. fth e negroes sh-ould sker a desire to beair ur orto's and usoOidan~s, in refren::? t a their duties, proper that'the-y should~ be cadidly and honest y-instrted~ in th:. things. We are opposed to entering th field to een test with the radials the right to the negro vote. W ha-:e no .::ar ofth who seek to buil up a iaro i arty antagonistic to the ; ites The scheme originated in. iniquit. ar.d will end in the shameL and: dier.seeo of those who have attempted it.--Giz- these regro leaders plenty of ropeo: they 's-" so hang~ therr.selves.-T..-..- JQnmn.al. Dr. Guniming has publ!ished in .or. don, ..nother prophetic bock,calied "Th-e Last Woe," in which he says that the Jews are to be converted as a nation, and the Papacy is to be extiaguished be tween the antemn.a! equIinor of 1867 and the same oeriod cfS38. The time is short. R~osa Bonhenr, the pair ten, has ga.a insarntv -s:s!z ~-' !12ad. Her - ~.. A AC SocoMr.--The fi-st anni versary of the Radical Peace Society, was held in New Yoik recently. The creed of the Socicty ii that no human institu tion is worthy th saer ince of a human life, and war, for whatever cause, is wrong. As the -constitution of the United States confers upon Congress the right to make war, every Congressman X0ho votes for war authorizes murder, robberry, theft, ai piracy, and every one who votes for such a Congressman, is classed in the same category ; there fore no radical peace man considers him self eligible to Congress until the law is changed. WVe want that society to grow. The Lvnehbur .etc, says A gentleinll from Pittsylvania in iorms is that many of the plan ters are settiu' out their tobacco plant,s and tliit a great deal has been planted this week. One gentleman alone has planted 150. 00i-i hills : and ~ others nearly an equal nuinber. We are told of tlore large planters, who will Cultiv:te tlis s,sio l 2.500.000 1 Maa:ssr( IMaif(a TsA'N.-T h e rrival o ii igrants at 1ew York on Wednesday, from foreign countries, made a total of 3.184 persons. They came in the vessels from the ports as follows: The Heln+t a. Liverpool, 722; the Bal tC. Bremen. 1.254; the St. Laurent, larve, 285: the ship E. F. Gabain, Breme n. 5SS: the ship Aeptune, Rotterdam. 32. the bard Meridian, Bremen. 283. RAILROADS. Greenville & Columbia R. R. rassenger Trains will run daily (Sundays except ed until finrthcr notice as follows: Leave Co!uz:bia at.................. ..7.15 a. M. ALston at....... .... .....9.5 Newberr..- -10.35 Arrive at Abbeville at ---- 13 p. m. " at Anderson at . " at Greenville at5t Leave Greenville at 6.0 a. n. Anderson at 6.. " Abbeville at 8 35 " Newberry at . 1.2- p. =m. Arrive at Alston at - 2 45 " at Columibia at- 4 4 " G ENERAL SUPUrs OFFICE. U!A RLFSToN, s. C., Nov 3, 1863. On ar.d after the 18th inst.. the Through Mail Train! will run as follows, viz: Leave Charleston....................10 a. mn. Arrive at C' @ ......................5 20 p.m Arrive at Charlerton -.............----0 p. m. March 13 Hi T rEAKiE, Gen'lSunp't. Central Railroad OFFICE OF TIH E CENTRAL R. 11, skVAssAH, ;A., Jn.29,1887.J On and after Monday the 5th of February, two (jgiy train5s wvill run between Augusta and Sorannah, connecting in both directlons with trains on the Georgia R ail road, as follows, viz: Leave A agusta, 9.30 A. M1. aid 8.45 1P. 3M. A trive at Augusta, ->1P. M., and 5 46 A. 31. 1 - Leave Savannah 7.30 I'. M.. and 6 30 P, M. 1 Arrive at Savaunnah 7 P. M~. and 6 35 A- M1. Freigbt to go by Passenger T'rain must be pre'. paid and debrvered at pasFenger shed thirty min utes before depart are of train. J. M1. SELK{IRK,. March 1. Master of fransp.ortation. Laurens Railroad. NEW SCHEDULE. Office Laurens R. R., Laurens C. H ., S. C., May 23, 1867. O~N AND A FLIER Monday next,27th inst.. the T[rains will run as follows, until further notice. The Road having been comn pleted through to Newberry, freight and passiage will he considerably reduced : Leave Laurens at 5 o'clock, A. M.. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI DAYS, andl arrive at Necvberry at. half past -10 o'clock . Leave Ncwberry at 2,5 mninrttes past 1 o'clock on TUE.SDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, thus connecting with both the up and down trains on the G. & C. Rail road, on [he days above designated. JOSEPR CREWS, Ma .3. 1847 Superintendent. Sup't eftice N. C. Rairoad Co,, COPNYSIIOPS, MA Y 14 1567. UN TIL F'urther notice, P>a.ssenger Trains will run? on thi, Roisd as follows: SLeave Charlotte daily .12 39 a. mn.; Greensboro 4 5T; RaIeigh 9.11 Arrive in Goldi>oro 12 10 p. m. Leave Go'dsboro 1 07 p m ;laieigh 3 50; Greenboro 7 58 Arrive in Charlotte 12 19 a. m. A cCo OD ATLO'S TRA IN, D a.iL Y, (SerDYs Ex. Leave Charlotte 5.5; a. mn ;leigh to O A r riye at.(Goldsboro 3$& m Leave Goldsboro 2.30 a.'m . l'aleigh5 0>T Ar' a i Charlolte 1.4 p. m. Passengers by MasiJ Trains make close through .on nections-either way-at Charlotte, with Charlotte and S. C. Railroaa; at Greenisboro, via Danville and -Richmnond; at Raleigh, _via Wedcn and Bay Line and. Annamessic Lne. Also, gonnuected at Goldsboro with Mail traim on? Wimington and Weidpa Road. to~ and from Tiefodharlotte to New York forty hours. hveiheLout. -TAS. ANDE RSO. , Sup't. Riond & D)anrille Ri. R. CHANGE OF SCHEDUJLE. On and after Thursdlay, January 31, 1557, the trains on? this ro.id~ will run as follows: Lychbur~ and ' Danville and Way Ac commno' dation an Passenger Train' Leaves Richmnont daily ecept Sunday T at..............---------71A..4 Leave.Dnville daily-except Sunday-. a. ...... ... .... ... ............ . 6.'A.31. 1 Passengers for Farinville, Lynchburg, Knox-3 ville, Nashvile, Memphis, New Orleans, Sr,, via Lyncburg, .anid for all way-stations on the soutside railroad1, will take this train. Through Express Train Going West Leave4s Richmond daily~ at . ... 2i.10 P. M. Leve.s Danvilile at .... .. ...... 9.35~ P. M1. Going East. LevsGensboro at.. ... ..............3 P.. Leve Daville at. ..... ... .... .. 445 P. M1. Passengers frcm lhond for all stations west of.Danville, Charlotte, Columbia: Augusta, Macon, Columbus, A'!ants, Montgomery, Mo bile, and New Orleans, via Columbia, will take this trai. I'BoMAS DODAME AD. I Feb. 6: GEYERAL s?PRITENDENT'S oFFICE. CHIARLOTTE & S. C. RAILROAD. Co:.:sa, S. C., May 2, 18C7. Dr. and after Sunday, MIay 5, the schedule of tePac.nger Trains over this Road will be as Leave Colutambia at.... ................ 5.3 a . . Arrive at Charlotte at ... ...... .....1.15 s.m Leave Carlo:te at................ 1220 a. m. Airive at C'olumbia at.................. 6.5& a. mn. Close connections are made at Columbia and3 Charotte with the~ mail trains on the North Cars olina ar.d South Carolina Railroa.ds. By this arrangement, pass.n.ers by the Green vile Roa d may go imnmediate.y through East ward, an d have no detention in Columbia. T HP.OUG1 i TICETS are sold at Columbia to Rich'ond, Va., Washington D). C., Baltimore, d.. Philade.lphia, Pa.. and New Tork city giving ctoice of routes via Portsmouth or Rich mond-and baggage checked. Tickets are alsot sod at Chrltt :or Cha ricson and Augusta. .:. a nagC at ia T a.in . feih nd c&a~ pamsyecs Columbiray atf -a.I e. Tusayi Thursda sadtady of ecur wek sua - Hotels. Newberry Hotel. THIS HOTEL having changed hands, has been thoroughly renovated and refitted, and the subscriber earnestly solicits the attentios :f the public to the fact. A new and elegant BAR ROOM is at, tached to the house. Choicest wines, liquors and cigars can always be had. C. C. CHASE, Agt. March 29 if Nickerson's Hotel. 'COLUMBIA. S. C. PASSENGERS arriving in Columbia on the different Railroads will find Omnibusses, Carriages and Baggage Wagons in readiness to couvey then to and from this Hotel free >f charug e. IResponsible Pers:ns in attendance to receive Cheeks and Paggage. T. S. NICKERSON, ProrRIFTOR. Mi' HDUSE CORNER QUEEN AND 3EETING STS, Charleston, S. C. This well known irst class Hotel has just been thorouahly repaired, refitted and re Furnished, and is now ready for the aceo.i nodaticn of the travelling public, whose patronage is respectfully solicited. Coaches always in readiness to convey passengers to and from the Hotei. The Proprietor promises to do 01 in his power for the comfort of his guests. JOSEPH PURCELL, Nov 7 Proprietor. CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, S. C. TIIS popular and well known Hotel has bcc newly furnished throughout by thr present Proprietor, who has been sixteet rears connected with the establishment. W. WHITE, PuoPiTrron. GEORGE G. MIXER, Superintendent, CHARLES A. MILLER, Cashier, April 4, 1800-14. Central Hotel. From and after this date, the "Shiver [louse," will be known by the above name, 'he patronage received by the piresent pro irietress has been so gratifying that she is let'rmiied to enlarge her business and ;ive to it a distinctive title. The travelling public will be accommo lated promptly and well; an unexception tble table always be kept; attentive ser rants wil attend to individual wants, and io effort be spared to preserve the reputa ion which the present management has en leIavored to preserve. M RS. D. C. SPECK, Dec. 19 if. Columbia, C. Co. 103, East Bay, Charleston, S. C. ON THE EUROPEAN SYSTE11; The boa rder or lodger renting his room, md eating where he pienses. Attached to he house is a fine RFETA URANT where he best of fare of any and every kinid, and Lt most reasonable rates, can be haid. This lan is extensively eaaried on in Ne w York Lnd is found to. be most conv'enienlt, and >articularly adapted to business men. The moin are. lag,ar n well furnished, ndeeyatni wlbegiven to render atisfaction.. May 9, 19-ti. WAVERLY HOUSE, 250, IN THlE 1 END OF KING-STREET, CH A LESTON, S. C. TIIIS pleasantly located House is now open -or the accommodation of permanent and trans et boarders. 1rs. A. J. K E NED~Y. L. A. RUFF. July 25, 1866. t f. PLANTERS HOTEL, AuguSta, Ga. Newly furnished and refitted, unsurpassed > any hotel South. was re-opened to the >ublic October 8, 18643. T. S. Nicker'Son, Proprietor. ate of the Mills House, Charleston, and Proprietor of Nieke.rcon's Hotch, Colum bia; S. C. PAVILION HOTEL, Chai-rleston, S. C. The above popular Hotel is open for the commrodationi of the Travelling Public. Board!, p:er day, $3.00~ Mrs. H. Li. BrTrnr.nnP, . Brr r .rYIEtO, P'roprietret. Supermntend-nt, November 1 Reparator Capilli. hrow away your false frizzes, your switches, your wig )estructive of comfort. an d not worth a fig: ~ome aged, come youthful. come ugly and fair, Lnd rejoice in y our own luxuriant hair.. REPAIRATOR CAPLLLL. For restoring hair upon bald heads (f'rom vhatever cause it may bave fallen ont) and oreing a growth of h air upon the face, it has to equal. It will force the beard to grow ipon the smoothest face in from five to eight veeks, or hair upon bald heads in frort two :o three months. A few ignorant practition rs have asserted that there is nothing that vil force or hasten the growth of the hair or eard. Their assertions are false, as thous ands of living witnesses (from their own 'perience) can ,bear witness. But, many il say, how are we to distinguish-the gene tine from the spurious ? It certainly is diffi ut, as nine-tenths of the different Prepa ations advertised for tire hair and beard are ntirely worthless, and you may hase alrea y. thrown awiiy large. amounts In their pur hse. To such we would. sa.1, try the Re >arator Cappili; it will cost you nothing-un es it fully comes up to cur representations. :f yorDruggist does not keep it, send us m dollar. and Wve wrill forward it, postpaid, ogeter with a receipt for the money, which vill be returned yu on application, providing mtire satisfaction is not given . Address, W. L. CLARK & CO., Ch2nmists, SCo. 3 West Fayette Street, SRAiCUSE, N. Y. Feb. 27th, 1867. 17. WHISKERS. A ND M4USTAHES! ORCED to grow upon the smoothest face Iin from three to five weeks by using . SEVIGNE'S RESTAURAIEUR CAPIL AIRE, the most wonderful discovery in nodern science, acting upon the Beard and air in an almost miraculous manner. It tas been used by the elite of Paris and Lon% Ion with the most flattering success. Names f all purchasers will be registered, and if tire satisfaction is not given in every in tance, the money will be cheerfully lefunds d. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, $1. )escriptive circulars and testimonials mailed re. Addrsss BERGER, SHTTS CO., Themists, No. 285 River Street, Troy N. f., sole agents for the United States . Feb. 27, 1867. 1y schehdue Spa. & Union R. R. ON and after MOND Y, the 20th May inst. e Passenger Trains will run on !ondays, Wed esc days and Satu.rdays . Down trains leave partar.burg C. H.. at 5 a. .; arrive at A!ston t 1L30 n. m. Up trains leave iston at 12.3 in.; arr.VC at ~artauhnrgC.Ll.,st7.Op in. .'e Legal Advertisements. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA In Equity-Newberry District. Henr: Summer and William Suimer, survivinl Adm'r vs. Mary 31. Summer C. P. Suni mer and others. Bill for sale of land u< marshall assets and general relief. It appearing to my satisfaction tha Margaret J. Summer and Mary 31argarg Summer, (infant,) two of the defendants t< this bill, reaide from and beyond the limit of this State. on motion of Fair, plaintiff" Sol. it is ordered, that they do plead, an swer or demur, to said bill, witlin fort: days from the publication of the rule, o the same will be taken pro confesso agains them. SILAS JOIINSTONE, c. E. N. D. Com's office, May 1-19-6t. 10 The State of South Carolina-It Equity-Newberry Diserict. Max. C. 31 Livingston, vs. N. 31. Livingston, Jacol Kinard, et ux., et al. Bill for Partitioi and Discovery. It appearing to my satisfaction that Jacol Kinard and his wife 3iartha, Andrew Kinard Sophia Kinard and Jimmy Kinard, five o the defendants to.this bill, reside from am beyond the limits of this State : on motio1 of' Messrs. Garlington and Suber, Plff's Sol's., it is ordered, that they do plead answer or demur, to said bill within fort; days from the publication of the rule, of the same will be taken pro confesso agains theni. SILAS JOIINSTONE, Cor's Office, c. F. N. D. April 30 1S 6t. fi STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN) Newberry District-In Equity. Henry Summer and William Summer, sur viving Admrs., v Mary Ann Summer an C. P. Summer. Dill for sale of Land, ti marshall assets, &c. The creditors of the estate of John Sum mer, dec'd., are hereby required to rende and establish on oath their respective de mands, before the Commissioner, on or be fore the 25th day of June, 1867. SILAS JOHNSTONE, C. E, N. D. May 27, 1867. 4t.c8 STATE OF SOLTII CAROLINA In Equity-Newberry District. Pete Mosier and wife, vs. Win. Hatton ani others. Bill for relief. It appearing to my satisfaction thait. Johi Hatton, a party defendant to this Bill, -re sides beyond the limits of this State, Oa motion of 31r. Baxter, Comp's Sot., Ordered that.said absent defendant plea answer or demur to said Bill, within fort; days from the publication hereof or th same will be tak'n pro confesso agains him. SILAS JOHNSTONE, c. F. X. n (.eo1's office, Mav l"-21-Gt, STATE OFSOUT11 CAROLINA 2eche'ry D)i4trict-In Equity. Sarah S. Richardson vs. Thomas IL Char pell and John WV. Chappell,Exors, and others. It appearing to my satisfact,ion that Jame R. Scurry, one of'the defendants in th above case, resides beyond the limits of thi State, It is therefore, on motion of Addisoi & Jones, Compi's SoIr'5, ordered, that he di plead, answer or demur to the Bill in thi case, within forty days from publicatioi hereof, or the same be taken pro confessa against him. Silas Johnstone, c. E. N. P. Comn's Offie, 16 May, 1807. 6t *10 STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA Cueberr is riet-A. Equity. Saral Curton'v. G A.Broom and wife am others. Bill for Partition. It appearing to may satisfaction that G. A Broomi, and Isabella his wife, David IL Mioore and Melissa his wife, Frederick S Gureton, Elisha C. (Gureton, Jennie Cure ton and Alice Cnreton, parties defendant ii the above stated case reside beyond thi; State, on motion of Messrs. Grrlington anm Suber Comp's. Sol. Ordered that said absent defendants plead answer or demur to the Bill filed in sai< case, within forty days after publicatioi bereof, or the same will be taken pro con fesso against them. Coin's Office, SIL AS JOUINSTONE, 3May 21 1867. 6t. *10 c. E. N. P. STA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Newberry Distrct-In Equity. Mfarth: A. Wise,' vs. Patrick E. Wise, Adm'r~ et al. Bill for Partition. The credi-tors of the estate of' John A Wise, deceased, arc hereby required to ren der in and establish on oath their respectivi demnands, before the Commi.ssioner on or be fore the twentieth day, of June, 1867. Comis Office, SIL AS JOHINSTONE, June 5 2.'s St. 5 c. E.-N. D. STATE OF'SOUTi HCAROLINA Newberry District.--In Equity. Johi Ris.er vs. Ann S. Riser and others. Bil for Sale of Latnd to pay debts. The cr editors of the estate of Geo. A Riser, deccased, are hereby required t render -in aid establish on oajh, their re spectiv e demands before the Commissioner on~or before the first day of July 1867. .Coins Ofiice?, SIL AS JOHNS tONE, Jurne :>24 t. t C. E. N. P. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Newberry Disrict-In Egdity. G. S. Noland' an,d ot.hers, v Jno. S. Sit greaves,, A duir.-Bill for Part.ition. The ere<itors-of Elizabeth J. Si tgreaves deceased, are hereby required to. render;in and establish on oath, their respective de mands before the .ConThmissioner, on or be fore the twenty-fifth day of,Tune, 1867. SIL AS JUHNSTONE, c. E. N. D Comn's office, June 1, 18673' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Newberry District-fh Equity. Emeline B3radley, Executrix, v Peter Rod diesperger-Bill for Sale of land and t< mar-shall assets. The creditors of Richard IL. Bradley deceased, are hereby required to rendel and establish on oath their respectile de mads befor.1 the Commiissiorner, on or be fore the twenty-fifth day of June, 1867. SILAS JOHNSTONE, c.F.N. P. Conmrs Office, June 1, 186i7.35 Ther coeth ladtidings of joy to all, T- yungandto old, to great and to small; The beauty which once was so precious and rar< Is free for all, and all may be fair. By the use of C H ASTE L LAR'S 'W HIT E LIQ U ILI For Improving and Beautifying tire Com plexion. The most valuable and perfect preparatior in use, for giving the skin a beautiful pearl' like lint, that is only found in youth. Il quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pimples Botches, Moth Patches, Sallowness. Erup tions, and all impurities of the skin, kindly healing the same leaving the skin white and ear as alabaster. Its use can not be de-, teted by the closest scrutiny, and being a vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless, It is the only article of the kind used by the French, and is considered by the Parisiau as indispensable to a perfect toilet. UTpwards of 30,000 bottles were sold during the past year, a sufficient .guarantee of its efficacy. Price only 75 cents. Sent by mail, postspaid, on receipt of an order, by Bt~RGBR. SHTJ:rS ~ CO ~:st~. Charlston Advertisements. J. R. READ & CO., NEW STORE. New Goods! 263 King Street, Cha-rlestoni, S. C. Having recovered from the effects of the late fire, and in the meantime repaired and improved our store, making large additions to the same, we are now prepared, after passing many weeks in carefully selecting Goods, to exhibit the most attractive and entire new stock of British and Continental . DRY and FANCY GOODS ever offered in Charleston, S. C. J. R. READ & CO. 2t'3 King-st., Charleston, S. C. New and Seasonable Foreign Dry Goods, WHITE GOODS, Domestics and Linens, English Hosiery, Best Kid Gloves, Lace Mitts and Gloves, Laces, L. Embroideries, and Fancy Goods. J. R. READ & CO. 203 Kiug%st., Charleston, S. C. CLOAK and SHAWL Department. Our NEW DISPLAY ROOM being now completed, we take pleasure in inviting an inspection of our new and choice stock of Ladies Coverings, Comprising every new and chcicc novelty of the season. Black.Silk Basques and Sacques, Black and White Lace Points, Grenadine and Barege Shawls, Plain and Fancy Shetland Shawls, Mozambique and Spun Silk Shawls, &c. J. R. READ & CO. 263 King-st., Charleston, S. C. Our entire Stock is New, having been selected during the late depres, I sion in the price of Goods generally, and with particular reference to its adaptability i to the market. Goods shown with pleasure to all. Latest novelties received per every steamer. Liljeral discounts made '-to the Trade." for CASH BILLS or City acceptances. J. R. READ & CO., 263 King st., Charieston-, S. C. March 27, 3m Dr. N. A.- PRATT, successor to Pratt & Wilson. Bros. Wholesale IDriggist, Analytical and Consulting Chemist, No. 23 Hlayne-street, >CH ARLESTON, S. C. - DEALER IN -Druttgs, Chemiccis, Druggidsts'- Sundries. Analysis of Ores., Soils, Fertilizers,&c.. made with greatest care and accuracy. Chemi% cal advice given in all br-anches' of the science, on moderate terms. OR, F, OUIN DANNELLY, Sowell knotwn thi'onghout the State, is with m,and would be glad to see his.old friends or fill any order for goods. March 20 3mo DR C. F. PANKNIN, Charlestoni, S. O. Decemiber 5~ 1 yr (Carriages, Buggies, WagOns. ANew Cariage .ANWY 1Buggy Factory. NEAR T.EE DEPOT 'IN-ONE OF WM. LANGF'ORIYS BUILDINGS.I The subseriber beinig.a. practical Cairrings maker by .tr-ade,~ havig arr-a-ged with com petent.Werkmen, for carrying.on his busi ness in aworkmianlike' mianner, he announ -ces to the citizens of Newberry and surroun ding country, that he is ready to receive orders for new wor-k, Carriages, or Bung gics, &c., of any style or- pattern that par ties may wish. And if their work is not - done acoording to order parties will not be under any obligation to take it, when done. Give him a trial, is all he asks. Old Car riages and Buggies renovated and made to look equal to new, at reasonable prices. A liberal share of patronage is solicited. He is in monthly receipt of patterns of; all the latest styles in vogue; parties order ing can haqve a fine selection to choose from. A few Buggies on hadnd for- sale. Dec. 12 51 6mo. J. TAYLOR. GROVESTEEN & Co., PIANO FORTE1VAN4UFACTURERS, 449 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. There PIANOS received the Highest Award of Merit, at the World's Fair. over the best ma kers from London, Paris, Germany, the cities o.t New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston; also, the Gold Medal at the American Institute, for Five Successive Years 'Our Piano, contain the French Grand Action, Harp Pedal Over strung Bass. Full Iron Frame, and all blodern Improvements. Every Instrument warranted FIVE years. Made under the supervision of Mr. J. H . GR OVESTEEN, who has apractical expe,n rience of over thirty five years, and is the maker of over eleven thousand piano fortes. Our fagii, ities for manufacturing enable us to sell these in struments from $100 to $200 cheaper than any first class piano forte. aug 15 ly -__- --- - -_--- t AMTh$90 A ONH-AGENTS wanted for six en. I tirely new artic!~s, lust cut. Address (Y T. iMiscellineo us, CRISPER COMA. Oh! she was.beautsful and fair, With starry eyes, and radiant hair, Whose curling tendrils soft entwined, Enchained the very heart and mind. CRISPER COMA, Por Curling the HIair of citlr Sfej: into Wfacy and Glos-y Ringlets, or Heary; Jassire Carts, By using this article Ladies and Gentle nen can beautify themselves a thousand 'ld. It is the only article in the world that viii curl straight hair, and at.the same time uive it a beautiful, glossy appearance. The 3risper Coma not only curls the hair, but nvigorates, beautifies and cleanses it ; is iighly aud delightfully perfumed, and is the nost complete article of the kind ever offer d to the American public. The Crisper ?oma will be sent to any addacss, seated and ?ostpaid for $1. Address all orders to W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists 'o. 3 West Fayette Street, STRACUSE N. Y. Feb. 27, 1867-1y. AFFLICTED! SUFFER XO MORE! When by the use of DR. JOINVILLE'S ELIXIR you can be cured permanently and it a trifling cost. The astonishing success which has attends id this invaluable medicine for hysical and Kervous Weakness, General Debility and Prostration, Loss of Muscular Energy, Impo ency, or any conscquences of youthful in' liscretion, renders it the most valuable preparation ever discovered. It will remove all nervous- affections, de pression, excitement. incapacity to study or business, loss of memory, confusion, thoughts of self destruction, fears of insan ity, &c. It will restore the appetite, renew the health of those who have destroyed.it by sensual excess or evil practises. Young Men, be humbugged no more by "Quack Doctors"'and ighorant practitioners, but send without delay for the Elixir, and be at once restored to health :md happiness. A Perfect Cure is Guaranteed in every+in, stance. Price, $1, or four bottles to one .ad dress, $3. One bottle is sufficient to effect a- ^cure in all ordinary cases. ALSO, DR. JOINVILIE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, forthe speedy and permanent cure r>f Gonorrhea, Gleect, Urethral Discharges, Gravel, Stricture, and. all effectious. of the Kidneys and - Bladder. Cures effected -in from one to five days. They are prepa'reZl from vegetable extracts that are harmless on' the system-, and never nauseate the s'tomach or impregnate the breath. No change of diet is necessary while using them, nor does their action in any rpanner interfete with business pursuite. Price, $1 per box. Either of the above-mentioned articles will be sent to any address, closely sealed, and post-paid, by mail or express, on recelpt of price. Address all- orders to BERGER, SHUTTS'& CO-., Chemists, No. 285 RiYer Street, 'Troy, N. Y. Feb. 27, 1867. -1y". EXCELSIOR ! EXCELSIOR! ! CHASTELLARIS Hair Exterminator !! For Rfemoring Surperit/uous Hair. To the ladies especially, this invaluable depilatory recommends itself as i)eing an almost indispensible article to female beauty, is easily applied, does not baru er injure the skin,, but acts directly on the roots. - It is warranted to remove superfluous hair from low foreheads, or-from any part of the body', completely, totally and radically extirpating the,.same, leaving the skin saft, smooth. 'an d atural. This is the only article iused by the French, and is the only real effectual depilatory in existence. Price 75 cente' per package; sent post-pak1, to' any address, on receint of an order, by. 'BERGER, SHUTTS & Co., Chemists, 283 River St., -Troy, N Y. Feb 27, 1867--1y. ASTROLOGY. The World Astonished At the Worderful iRevelations Made by the GreatAstrolOgist fladlame H, A PERRGO, She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. he restores to happmess. t hose- who; from loleful even ts, catastrophes, crosses ia love, .oss of relations and friends, loss of money, Ec., have become despondent. She brings together those long separated, gives inform ition concerning absent friends or lovers, estores lost or steoTen prop.erty, tells you the business ydn are best qualified to pursue nd in what you will be most successful, :asesspeedy marriages and tells you the ery day youu 'will ~inarry, gives -you the name, likeness and characteristics. of the' person. She reads youzr very thoughts, ad by heralmost supernatural powers unveils. the dark and hidden mysteries of the future. rom the stars we see in the firmament-the aalefic-stars that dvereomne or predominate in the configuration-from the aspects aifd positions of the p'anets and the fixed stars in the heavens at the tinme of birth, she dedlices the future destiny of man. Fail:not to con ult the greatest .Astrologist on. earth, It. osts you but a triile, atnd you may never igin have so favorable an opportunity. Consutation fee, with- likeness and. all de ire'd infornation; $1.- Parties 11ying M .a listande can cotisult the Madame by mail vith equal safety and .satisfaction to. them' ;elves; as if in person. A rull- and explicit bart, written out, with all inquiri.es answered md likeness eniclosed, sent by ma,il on eipt of.price- above anentioned, "'Fhe- stridt" ut secresy willIbe maintained .and all cortes pondnce returned or d6stroyed. Referenegs yf the highest:order furnished those desiring thsem. NWrite plainly the day of- the inonth mnd year ini whieh you were born-, enclosing small lock -of hair, - . Address, - M~aDAMIx H. A PERRIGO,' - P. 0. Drawer 293, B3uffa'lo, N. T'. .eb.2th,- 1867. .y BEAUTY! luburn, Golden, Flaxen &-Silken Carls P RODUJCED by the use of Prof DEB" REUJX'FR[SER LE CIBEVEUX. One pplication warranted to curl the most traight and stubborn hair of either sex into vay ringlets, or heavy massive curls. Has een used by the fashioniable of Paris and London, with the most gratifying results. oes no injury to the hair. Price by mail, ;ealed and postpaid $1. Descriptive Circa ars mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUT TS ~CO., Chemists, No. 285 River St. Troy, R. Y., Sole Agents for the United States. Feb. 27, 1867-ly.' T HE subscriter has just received a supply >f these Cases, from the above celebrated nanufacurer, which are of the latest and nost improved patterns, and of elegant Rose ood finisb, and which he offers at low rates o the public. He takes this ocepsionl to say hat they have been purchased exclusively or cash, and selling them at only a small dvance on the cash price, that no orders for, he above Cases wi'.l be attended to unless. zcomanied with the cash. . R C' CHAPMAN Philadelphia Advertiseme " Philadelphik ait*ii$ et Medicine and Srg OneG.&rzED,1648. - Chartered by the Legislature, Feb. Amendments to Cbarter, Feb.15 M'arch 15,1865. Two full sessions of lectures 1W. 0 commencing the first of October, - ss tinning until April. The .Ls~ig are open, and private lectures -OW continue daring the entire year. session continues until Crittpsl . three months, and the second t of April. or-three months; the two u ing one full course of lectures. - of candidates for graduation wlUccur - end of each session. - REQUISITES TOR GRADIATIOrM,-Te WL . quisites for graduation :ate tfee iesieu, if lectures, and three.years stndy;'or aft e. . sions, including two years spent G . University. . THE SYSTEK OF MaDICInE ?AI v - The University.Is: 'liberal medIcal a which all branches of medicle'and. are taught, including the preparat without regard to any se Hence, while they deprecate the ness of Aflopathy,Homaopatby, ' - Hydropathy, etc., they e ' that PM ciples of cure and-therapeutical - be taught in all well-regulated.. schools, and that every intelligent - and thorough practitioner is egtWt the courtesies and privileges of.-thl sion, without regard te his peculiar in therapeutics. - = .* FEES .-The fees.for a llbranekei all the tickets, matriculation, and ' are $60 a session, or $120r per . who purchase tickets only have _.- -M late once, which makes the second $55, including demonstrator's fes - for a full course. To.'Isd u>ma in xderate means,.tlhe UnIe*ls five hundred scholarships, which-Wir' first-course students, for $75, End1* course stndeaita and clergymen f*,r1X constituting the holder a -life naeaallT the perpetugo privileges-f he Aett s, all the feacings of the schooL additional fees are a yearly d matrienlating ticket, each of whichi THE ADVANTAGES OP SCnOt. ain The student holding a schlaral-p.ene the College at any -time dig,tbe i attend as long as -e chooses,and>'' .Institution as frequently as --- It requires no previous reac gos enter the University on-scbhla"' all private tuition fees are-saved3 - -- Students, by.- holding schols - prosecute other business a part of. - The candidate for graduation hme a himself at any time, an&deive as soon as qualified. ' In case a student should pld; a ship and not he -able to attend can be transferred to another; thii n ing arty loss. J Parents, guardians. or ;ets wishing to purchase scholarsb1pB -a; year or more before their attenina. - Universjty, can. secure them by one-half the price, and paying the when the student eaters. Thysleisna benevolent meu can bestow gest ~_ ' upon poor young men, by presett a scholarship, and thus -enaslg obtain an honorgble profesfoj. THE REGULAR .FAQULT,17 James McClitock,A.M..1%, sor of the Principles and Praee4 f gery. - Wmn. Paine, M.D., Pressor~CWI ciples andl pradtise of Medicine -~ logy. - -- Chiemistrv, PIaahtaey, -dT~olg E . G, ialtou, A.M., M.D., 4 ( H. J. Docet, A.M., M.D, XProesse. T Materia 31edica ond Therapeuiesi -A. R 4lhomas, MI!bewia mny-,.Geeral,:Speciai, M Pathological. - Joseph S. Lrongshore, 'M I., Obsterics, ant)zsease of wromen R d-en. - - E. D. Btuckman, M.D, Prfss e - nor surgery A . -Livezey, AR., M.D.; itifes ' Clinical Mbadicine. . -- J. S.'Longshore, M.DP., Prefessor o Im' cal -Obsfetries. - F.-A. Vol. Mloschzisker, M. 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A Semi-Monthly Journal of .Medicine. - gery, Physiology, Hygiene, aA.:Bent Literature, devoted-lb the Profesuia . the People -, - = - . FThe cheapest medical paper-in the*e61, pnbhshed every%w-o weeks, at thd 4~ site' Build'ing, Ninith Stret soufti 4w - - fingl1 copies, .' $.. 1 0( 'Five copies to one adtvese, 4 356 Ten - " .." -" Fifteen " '-9-0- - .Twenty. " " " "a --- _0 The getter up of the club sahall have -60 .copy gratis, I&is ilsotlie cheapest adat tising mnediaSaakeo-wahld, a4 it teaches .*. nearly all physicians ind d ' having a laigE 'popular erula . . price for advertising is 4en- ceal8pIV seven words makihg a line.' tio ppe* or advertisements inserted unless prgiid A ddress, W. PA INE, M. P., Edit~or. Dec. 19 51 6mo. Philadelpihi,Pa. Jackson's Universal Washing Componmd ! 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Give it a trial and; you will use nothing else. kOBRRT Y:.LEAVELL. Agent,