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. -DGIO IL VOG~IL leftwith Mr. N. i. KNOX, at the Newbery. C. H., wilt be Pwevel iromtly returned -carded, when PV - t mq be made for . crdieg-fQee Ir M avig e l didear NEW BMILDING, - itiotat First Class-Machinery, 4 empayed the mostskilled.and scientifc Opertors that could be obtained froaa the . -IES AE 9NK 19 L11 pur maehiOterv is ito. " ap Etzes of Woel 0. d - .6 -toa: Pfreas sme as lgomtre. - .. - .01lited,-ansatisTaction gaar, r) essras 'le a Mc R. , J, M. G1oN. PRO PECTUS - -OF.IHE "i_CItStI N NEIGHBOR. - . 9OM-iitg, I shall cane tO be pub}iahEd, -at a place, tiffe and price hereafter deter fIaed epon, a- Weekly Paper, with the -detiytes and tile. r , -neral eftec of the pukicastiH wi pa msjntnee of the Christian ae waassss43beeadard of right, ir all - S"blhch involve mrality, whEt r.-esv _= apperthih to mEn individuilly- 'o - eonscietion "iedlegeee -4l e"aiMaees of civif xaverateu aot fa ecofi txih the law of th BRIS 'IGHBO&w bed. ungaivoca1 A,o.s~t tof Chitienity as oRposed to- wor -W h e- Uit . ' es.or odlr aoeon MUVC tAlf is" n6We aUo ; y r. of Crsiity_ ibe 'ed -atnt' so fas they isvclve mbtal Poliiesabal b .2enued ftoa* 'es th forhehall Sot be exemjA #sacte applcation of the ier. Idetd with. sbe Methodiet Epseepal ,f bt South; whose authei eun*r 6od with e ".aod ho3dig *,e minnoe 'the 'NEIGmBO id a mdioQf advocaeJ oa l th# e,eeJlrrsthusin ithat. -braaeb of ==Ms Chearh,'anad a:aaesoy;for e-= -t'oe * g od. that *t igd *4gieefafterest Ws - 4o siktseriGUp (nad p. * - anc(8t4 ate,- may-be -reekouned - -heiuig thae-pdiee eoaned tRy 4 ~tdetforfrer 4*1;ov mbnAse to te BKA ommwn euanu be' ad - tSTS ~ flNe , LIGnT . g 7the )'197 3243. Dfrsy NQtice. - h- 4.y,the.'th iast., I wHi comr sao fa Dray, for the ac - p f:BuNblic. Jacob Hare to '-~4j~~.dl lhi s'ame, who is a trusty, adomdtn man. A.n ex ~~oeveno-eight yaa in this tin ~~i Newberry, and in whioti. J aiera satisfaction, qualifies me- in * '~ ~i themenLuhants and citizener to- give ~p. a f,jieio patronage. All google ~eia-ieireof Jacob Hare will- pea - . ~ 1u.ese,and if I am patrotnized I prothi* SZ-abi1work shalr be.*aitkfotlly .perforned. - - H.-H.451(AAfD ~ WM!!RRY DISTRIC'T Bible Society. This goeiety will.hold its annual o,eeting iithe-town ofNewberry onLSunday .vduing,. 4JII6~ of A.ugust nett, - fley. W. S. Black wit! deliver- the Anni versarj.Sergan on the occsio,a adkv evnug, the -18th~ instant, -at- 8. o'oWecf, P.4., in the U.todist Churcb. f!b4.imn of Executive Ctnitee. 2Jd SI411-2L. egistatien Rot -hbe Boreof for4i lower of"Ne#grry ' s ( - ithe re-Battalo of Seth Beg't.) will -at ~.*~ at the foHiowing places viz: * At Newberry C. H., August 1, 16, 17. "Fe Level "'. 20, 21. "toney.Batter " 22, 23. A omnik' , 26, 5'. - A' y Ste28, 29. .fier's SLo " " 30, 31. JAS'31. E. PETERSON, * "'* Chairman of Board. *-- i~~Ut th-82-2t. P 'WANTED to make an arrangement" weth a live man is every county,who wishes to inske money, and can give good refer. guows. No capital required. Will sell a Sesies now paying $1,500 per month, and ageJso the profits for my pay. Address J. C. TILTON, * Aug 'I ittsbnrg, Pa. SKOCERlIES -PRODUCE! -~<~ ~4Wskeman & Wilber Take pleasure in announcing to their friends, patrons and the public generally, that they wmm alrayi keep on hand a select stock of Groceries and Produce, -at the Lowest Market Prices. CORN & BACON,. Will be sold Low for Cash, or Bartered for Cotton, as Cheap a. itecan be done in 2the country. Apri2 French Store, Direct Importation. The celebrated UnuM'S WIE, O. ALFRED LABARRAQUE. This wine is warranted pure; -and sold as the best of all the preparations of-Cinehona. it ba an immense valne particularly in ym olcitates, as a Tonic, abd also as a avestive 914 cure of CHILLS and FEVER PILLS of Dr. Cazenave, Professor of the. Medical Faculty of Paris. hese Pills bave'been used by this eminent Professor, with the greatest success for 30 years. They eure promptly and without risk, all Impurities of the Blood and. Disea sesofthe nkin. WHATEVER THEIR ORI PILLS of Ferri Iodide and M ,nganeze, -By'Dr. De Burin du Buisson, Approved by the Medical Academy of Paris. By the addijion of Mapganeze.. these Pills are considered by all the Doctors as superior to pills of Proto-Iodure of Iron. They con" situte amedicament of. great excellenee in all- affectios Lymphatic, Scrofulous, Tuber eulous, Cancerous, -&c., &c. Besides- are sovereign in the relief of Whites, poverty%of Blood, and the Irregularity of Menstrual, AmenmQhesa, &c. OF & LBERT SE UIN.,. Appcdved by-tTe Imperial Academy.of Med, -- -icine of Paris. FNxty -years of etperience and success shows-the incoltestible-eflcaey df this wine, to eurb and prevent the return of Citill and Fever, - 151, oncs & Veeble spsgiles of Matoo, gRInraVLT dt C0., OF PARIS, Coposed. of the eb;nce of the Want - of MdCt) ; al*iays'erfployed with .Mr = sac oess ins eret 4seases. They fieveroceasiou aayof &ineonvenienes'of the oklme i cnes for their-baseCopaiva, Cbbebs, &e.- , cbox or bottle is acm.p'anied with Alb a f I-assortment-of HKAR Q118 - TO1ET OAPS, POWDERS, CEOOGNE WATERY Le., &c. I hi- osn apin to.eturti -my to .m patronage -so Jiberal 'and .e$, apd assure them that no effer( shall bispared on mny part to give the lstmost'sat DR Te GOUIN .House to Renkt. - . tha- hlii.s flrsd docnpiell by' A. BHa,hext. dor so Mss-. WieReman & Wilber The filstssory-is a hre. finesoe re~onaionderneatis it a comnodioiise secj ond sitor2 fine- rooms, suitablefo dwI!ng: T'osasien given 1st Augast. ..''ppl *o B..-R. LOVEL A Aful.and complete assoftment of .No'i Just received byj R. STEWART. Sleys, -Sleys.. Just received a'lot of the very best Slays made in the United States,R STE . Powder, Powd1er. Just recei'rea, amotber lt egibAcioi all grires and warranted.the ver..t.-iau factured, by ~ R. STEWdR '. July 31-31-4t. . - Shot, Lead, Ber. Oapsra A full assortment of Shot, Per. Ctps atd Leaid, just ceceit ed-and for sale by R. STEWART July 81-81-4t. * Kerosine Oil. Just ree'ed a, fi-esh supply; dire.ct front te 'nanufacturers, warranteil No..1. For ey. - ' R. STPAWART. -Tobacco, Tobaeno.* Just received;'Calhoun an&d ther brands, super and commion. 'If fee want somiething iS.e and delidius call sean at- . R. STEWART. hAARE, AND) ALL OTHEiR FERTILIZERS. The undersigned will have for sale at an early day, a full supply of Genuine Peruvian Guano,. and all the other approved Manures, at reasonable prices. Orders may be lefL at -his 6ffRee, rear of Gsierson's Drug'Store, Newberry, S. C. july 31 tf WM. F. NANCE. ~ MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. Just PU3IsHED; A NEW EDITION! 01 Dr. Culverwells Celebrated Essay, on the radical eure (without medicine) of Sperm matorhea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary eminal Lors moecy, Mental and Physis cal Inaaiy meiments to Marrag, etc. also onupion, pies, and Fits induceci by self inugneor sexual extravagance. Price insa sealed" envelope, only 6 cents. The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty year's suc eeftl practice, that the alarming consequences of self abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the appli ation of the knife--pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effectual,b means of which every sufferer, no matter wha his con dition may be, mycure himself cheaply, pri Ths letr should be in the liands of every youth and every man in the land. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two post stamps. Address b~Lsers,o. 127 Bowery, New York. Post OffRee Box 4556. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. In Equity-Newberry District. David Weris vs. Pamela Noble, Amnanda Noble and others. Bill to sell lands to pay debts. The creditors of William F. Noble, de eased, are required to render on oath and establish their respective demands against the estate of said deceased, before the Corn. lissioner, on or before the twenty-fifth day of August instant. SILAS JOHNSTONE, c. E:. N D. Miscellaneous. TOURNAMENT. The young men, assisted by the Ladies of Newberry, propose- on the last day of. the Barbecue, 15th day of August, to give a Tournament, and cordially invite all the young men of the adjoining districts to take part in the exercises. Those wishing to en ter the lists will please hand their names and the characters they wish to 'personate, to either of the committee, between the it and 5th of next month. No names after that date will be received. AULES TO BE OBSERVED. I. All Kni;hts will ride with a lahice 10 feet in length. . II. Each Knight will approximate in ,4ress as near as possible the character he personates. III. Each Knight's name will le called three .t!mes, if not present; not.allowed !o in*DE. IV. Each memb'er will be required to meet at the C. H , the morning of the 15th, at 8 o'clock,'A, M. V. No ardent spirits of and bind .allowcd on the .grounds. Admission fee to enter the lists-,-$1.00. Riding to commence at 10 A. M. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. JOHN MARTIN, I P. G. McGREtOR, JAMES LARKIN. I E. C. JONES. July I7-29-tf. TURNIP SEED. New Crop!! JUST RECEIVED AT DR. T. GOUIN'S; Consisting of PURPLE TOP (Stiap Leaved,) Pomeranian Globe, Purple Top Yellow Ruta Bnga, l White Ruta Baga, Prussiun, Hanover or Long French, and La:ge Norfolk: All of the above choice varieties, and: .warranted. to be frQm . etrY Crop.. Calf early and -secut'a supply. Dr. T. GOUIN. July .7 St At Low Prices. WE are just in receipt of a very nice invuice:9fb00DS, direet. from 1ew York, viz: Several pieces nice PAINTS. "" " :BLE*CHEB GOOI' " tI t, t BR \.N A.SO LAIES HQSE'and-GLOVES, - ENTS j. 1SE-and GLOVE_,. And vari9n ot#et articles too dmerous to it.adset which e will sell cheap, for cash only. LOVE~LACFr d WIEELER~. Juily 17T-2tytf. Turnip Seed. RUTA BAGA ,FRh$H and PURE, Ftonmaiidreth's, Jiust received sud or sale by *~ LOVELACERk:;HEELETh -Quie 696.Y ff - - f( 40NUIPTwVES. The gdvertiser,- bavingr been restored to' healh oa fe weekby-a very sizm pie rera edy, after haying'pffermd for several year with a severe lung-affeetion, and that dlead disease Consumption-As anKious to zhak'e knotra to his (ellow-spffer'ers Qie means of cur.e. - .To.all'wlo desire it; he will send a eopy of Gt-presdriptidn-used (free of charge.) Witir the direesions for prepaz'ig g.nd using .ie same, which' th.ey will. -find .a SURE CufE for. 'ColeNa TosI, "AsTirA, BlRoRCHIT(Se CoUGus. Cow.s, and si"FEhrat and -Lag Affections. .The.osiy objeetof-theTadvertiser in Bending thec Prserlptiou is to beaentthe af4lcted, and spread jisformnation wilich he -aeeives to be invaluable, and -he- hoes -. ery sugf~err will tto his remedy, as t*.l -cot them'norhing.and m prove 1siu. Pa~ rihing th prescription, 'E,b retuTalsi, willi.pieae addass - REV. E9PYARD A-. WILSOlf Williamsburg, Ki4gs Co., bewto&. Nay 8 19 1 A Gentlematn who suffered fer years f?I~m Nervous Debility, Pumnature Decay,sand all. the.effects of youthfuLihdiscretion, wfHl fort the sake of sufferitig humanity, send free fri all who needl it., the-recipe and directions for, making ' mpe i;emedy by which he was etired. Sfferer. widhing to profit by the ad vertisers experience, can do so by addressing in perfect confidenQe;" 'JOHN B. OGBEN, 42 Cedar.Street Nerv York. Ma891y - - - ~ Fioay Dress Ball. The.Knights- of the -Tournuament propose gvinAra Ball on the night o'f the 15th prox., at-Col .'Fai'r's Residence. Admission $2. .July 17 WILSON & WICKER Are in receipt of a ch'olce and desirable stock of Miscellaneous Goods and Notions. SUCH AS GROCERIES, DRY-GO&Dg, CROCKERY, Miscellaneous Goods, AND NjOTIONS. June 12 WILLIAMSTON SPRINGS, S. C. THIS POPULAR WATERING .PLACE, having been leased by the subscriber, is now opened for visitors. Williamston has strong attractions for the invalid, the climate being salubrious, and the water, the purest chalybeate in America. No pains will be spared on the part of the proprietor to render every comfort to in valids and pleasure seekers. Board will only be $25 per month, $9 per week, and $,50 per day. Travelers by the Greenville and Columbia Rail Road reach the Springs, daily at ha!f past 4 P. M. H. I. EPTING, M. D., J.,l. 1-outr Proprietor. Charleston Adertisements. New Goods! New Goods! AT- THE "CHARLESTO l9IEE." WHOLESALE DEALERSIN - DRY GOODS, At BANCROFT'S" OLD STAND, 287 King-St. We would call Special Attention of Merchants and Planters to our-large and well'selee:ed Stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,which we are offering at the Lowest Market Prices. Our Stocks are constantly replenished by every Steamer, with all the Newest Styles and Patterns of the Season. We keep always o' hand Full Lines of Domestic Gnods, which we will sell at a Small Advance on Agents' pricts, for CASH or CITY ACCEPTANC We also offer et Rett.l, the Largest Stocik to Select from in theCity. N. B.-Samples. with Price Lists, sent (free of chai-ge) to any part of the Slate Refers to City Advertisements for prices. - All Ordors wll be promptly attended to. Stoll, Webb & 0O. April 17 287 ICING ST. e I I No. 153 METING S Opposite the- Charlestor -IIote. oin Ofi AS1AUST &i -0G:). H - -GEORCIB C.. G?O) -I PHILIP WINA A N, &k4M Caro in'a. JOASHV7RST, ~V DIrect Importers of Pwra Drugs &.Chemical1s. - ~ CHARLESTON, . C. -April M.3mo. Just received a splendicd lot GWEHI/T of Bacon Aids.CNN * XI I Also beautfifu1 ketde~- LARG1E 1 dered Lr. .. - - B-EST, and inot - .New Flour. --VRE FreshJ(erosenei1 YAIT LarLp Chimnies. ~ fNkO ~Ls IIs CabbatgeSeed, Tatrnip.Seed, i?CII.~ Cucunmbereednist Sded, AT LoVELACE WHEE ' -u O E To be found this side e fti ~1~1J1IT 'S .- 1e8toua yj~j~g fl~~ 'F NE MATERt L LEO'ANT SKAPE -ant B al ~O' E) t 411.Wnl meet tie- appibtion -f tir. - aa~ ~-w-~ pnbMie toavhkik atenties 19 ~s Ltt1z Rope. easert,p&n. tf2J1l ca11eCd. fire.t- Bangre Mait st., ojpos#~e F'or3ale, wholesale enid retajl. ~ ~t . A~.SN *y 1 . F. NANCE, Agent. RESHCIT $1TPLrIES S~IRTSHlOF:> - Comprising. All the latest Styles'of 1/ ~ PRINTS, MUSLINS, &c., And all~the various -articles to be found in - a Dry Goodq'establishment, the whole of which are offered at The Wonderful Flexib:lity and great Com- :D CE RC S for and Pleasure to any Lady iwearing theTOSITH Dupilex Eliptic Skirts will be experienced particularly in all crowded Assemblies, Ope- tigayo h iis ras, Carriages, Railroad Care, Church Perws, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Cto an Dress, as the Skirt can be folded when in use to occupy a smnall space as easily and Ofalnmesonh dfrsl. conveniently as a Silk or.Muslin Dress, an Calnd"Bfr invaluable quality in.. .crinoline, not found Lxm n in any Single Spring Skirt. , For sale by M. BARRE & SON.PU HSIG Bagans TRMPE PRIES! BY CALLING ANDO(SAN TRTH .) Rut aganmb, onHandfrse Calea d Top,e efr March 71Rey Top Sap Leaf. WoolCCrdLIgGotAce NUl o. 2, THOUSRICK,stladigwo B. J. SINGLATDNETJS.)W DVAL June ~ Jult 16ga, Hanover, Miscellaneeus. REMEMBER 1), MOWER'S New $tore. ON THE CORNER, - Where you will-find a good Assortment of XLE.NERY, 10RY 1000bai GROCOERIE. ?sCall and See the Prices- before .-Purchaising.in July 1729 LADIES' FAIR! For te Benefit eF THF. METHODIST CIIJRCU, AT NEWBERRt (~. . The Ladies, members of this Church, re spectfully gunounce to tje community gen. erally, 'tbat-they-propoae gi9-ing a. For the."purposc of raising a.amal fund to be devoted to.the netes.itiesvof the above named-Chirch'. - The-Fair will be held i Octobe1, com -nencing.on jthe l t Monday, (Sure-dr,) and is-posRtpoied ui til that time co-avoid con flicting with other chatitabte ojtiew-. Further partiv-10ars Will ' published at atiother tin-. - - -Newberr FEMAT.E COLLEGE, NEWBElE. C. -U.. ". C,. -AC'1t+Y, Rev. J. Tavlr .Zeal.,.Prineipa: Prof, W. Gra-ysp Zealy, Assecl1te In c1Pal. Uig A. E. Wotton, Instructrees.Col. .Dep't. r Mrs. L. Carrol,'Principal bfeieKi Dep't. Mr: - ;P AgcC 'n - -i.c"..- "P r Mrs; A 'MCoi -riucipal Primaryv Miss-C. S.Seak,-AsiaPigep's. I1!W ensiHng'~ Sessbod. of .thhG - chool wiconenoe en Wed nest. The &seien -phinbaces - eENWuEKs,.and- pupila are charged from the T.og THoiIR ENrtaNC1 TOdrBE C.oSE -oF THE 7JFSIoN.. - -- Thq. daaghtersof)Inistgras ofthe-Gespel, boarding with the'Principel, are educated grattiitoust.y, the -oIly chcarge against dhem is for board. --- Each Sonirde-r ia required tofaa Toirels,. a pair of Sheets, ~Pifnow-Cased, an such heavy cove'ring,.as muay be nee3'd. Tbrms-inAdvarni eCren~ per 5ession Bogd-, incladlng wahing 1, .ghts; Dao. 8 - - l ., Ae.demic,164O Do. -" " ."- E4Smev,..' . Ineidental Exene ................... 8 ao-V *The ilbove ts regirEd. pfeseh payfil; the follgw Tnton. c,-iacludinguse of!estra ineat,.......d.f....-. ....... Taition. Gut*r. .....,.....-.......0. YotLeaens; sepra,.................... 1500. ThtfnaDawng or- ,......,.. 21.00. priyate Sta tionery fnrnished. ForSerther- iniformatoi addreas - REflV. J. TATfIoR ZEKLY, . liewbrry . K, . e~. Jul tI'-29-tt.~ T he ountrySeie PIAUBIARY Hfaiing taken aidv age of a Decline inl Goods, The subscrilber hadjut re ceived, an.assorlent 'bought it LOW EIGURFJi, which he can and will.-seH at a The Cheapest gQoods since thie war, Embraciflig Dry Goods, Dress Goods Shoe., Groceries, &c., F911 FIO4F Ole TIE EAiI Give me a Call. W. H. WEBB. June 12 24 Greenville and Columbia Rail rod Comnpany. TREASiiBERS-OFFICE, CorMtBIA, 8. C-, July 5Si188 Notice is hereby giveR that the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company are nowr prepared to exchange their Bonds and Certi icates of Indebtedness. endorsed by the Sate of South Carolina under the Act of the Leislature of December 20. 1866, for their Bonds and Coupons past due. secured by a mortgage c~ommonly known as the -~'irst mortgage." Also, for their Bonds, and the Coupons on them that may be due, endorsed by the State under the Act of the Legislature of' January 28, 1861, which are headed "Confederate States of America." Also for their Bonds and Coupons past due, known as "Non,Mortgage Bonds and opons," at one for three, as provided for in said Act of December20, 1866. Holders of "Non-Morge Bonds and (opons" past due,who prefe it, will be als lowed to take for them, in exchange, the Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness of the Company,secured by a second mortgage, at par. Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness. secured by a second mortgage, will also be endered to all parties having any other lass of claims against the Company. in pay ment. JOBN G. EDWARDS, ] July 10 Tresvarer, GENERAL SUP'U8 OFFICE. CMiAs-r5oN, S. C., Nov 8, 18g. On and after the 18th ist, the Through Mail rain will run as follows, viz: eave Charleston.............,.....8.00 8. m. Arrive at Columbia....................r.20 p. m. aave Columbia-..............,........6.0 a. mn. Arve at Cbarlseton..................4.00 pm. - Miscellaneons. - W E BB S" WLTl1N'jJ9} ;. By late ad4itions, iny cioiIf CIOTUING GENTS FURR8N 6 ,68 Is now Complete; And my price A tmrAF A#l CIFk?I Than they wer% .oac Zek. CHEAA CL8TH SAIK, At the new G;othing tie of W. -.. WEWL I take piessure fi slatnt th.tib blarshall. Brothers,havin be )f, this establishntent, wi always there ready and bapy to supply 9b. of an who maay l on thlp jaol' J.B. E i. jun Cotton Factor, Id ea COmmis ioui X ab~ CHARESTON e;,; o .l ziA t 'o n i g Anes at ;o a.nd-other pi'edue, -Zt. p z* ar atteMirt to -he'kalt vf; eat and Flour. - Refer 'lo Messrs. ,iys A and Cxrwlle & McCughrin Jut 29 tf. - iaoenw i stof ased asad? - receiniug aJarge zasuaneot of the v y best . rdJes Q - Which they warrant to give eatIe c -.ti .. _.Li - - - They -srnufseture and he -h*asiu,et ret i&bheet'atele of - . The keep on hand a g6i ssesVsga e Tydalki4s of J508p done iIttbeiit Ns,.such TERiNG . - a h 'The sub er'ey would.respedtfIHy.' 6pa his frien4i,,and the pulbAignerly.tb has openedgcanplLe 8ezdl1ery and 2ar os LAS LE& SOW-STAND, Of R TfE .7I5 LE0P, Whe~re be wilt E'eep congieaaly onl ka, Saddles ad Ilrnies of.every debdiption. RBI'itII&1 dene wIik Jeatnes -TEEMS CASR, at .noderate and-popular prieps. ' -- ,jan 16 ly. J. BOWJE, ?geot. In- ceneqeaa Oihiating fromi a scarsity of money We propes to CIL8E )a~r targesad And Fllrishiiig oods, At heaIIl Feduce*Th&ed Yea, at CO ST and LKRS I'HAN COST if NE~CE& BARY to effect sales, Our Stock tannot be excelled in S&yle and finish. We would call especial attantion ;o the following line: Black Alpacca Sacks, from......8 to $13) Brown Linen Sacks,..............I to 6 Col'd Case. Sacks, (all wool)......6 to 15 Biack " " " -......... 6to 20 Printed and Striped Shearaca Secks2 to 4 Cass. MarseiUes and Linen Vests,..1 to 5 Boys Jackets and Suits for lees than the mate -lal costs. We are persuaded tha~t none will fail to flod nducements to buy, wbo desire anything ls out ine. "espectfully, WtIGHT & fP'00E, Jio 19 Iewb.s. 0. aIy Traias. on 3. Rt. R. R. SUPVS OFIEG. &C.R. R.,)1 .nadatr ?OLrnIA a 1867. I he arenil aftr bis diafrrains ofn hIl e renvily Sand bs eaoedid comp*te Iluie raiod,n btexe Andr ti WaThaa to conet- with the kp and dowil rains of the GreeniviBe Railroad. B SLOA ..Ssp. G.-&.q'.. R.E June ~