The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, January 01, 1868, Image 3

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UU.ORN. are prepared to make ts for Corn, and to sacks if desired. SSILAS JOHNSTONE & WM. F. NANCE. Notice. our absence tD t West Mr. R. auoriked to act as our agent. IL.& T.G. CROp. ACARD. ndes gigned. respijj6flat.et rm his his many friends Mb thei-kind t iremoving his fWeize and of as drmSigert ftswrdafinorning. lss A. HARRIS. Eggs. - 300Do. at 85ets per dozen, st 4e.I2 Wtr. HARRIS. Xmi and Grist., eWry e - k HAERUS. Temale College. -l-1L .UDSON,, President. by Four. professo'r4 .Od S Three Fentale TeMeker. tk SPDING TElRM vIbia on WED - AN th l of FEBEUARY uee and '".weeks. -isarciy of money, the rates RIUMI) as follbws: Wrb 3 WeekS, (entrency) 48G,( g. Corse"- 30,00 on Prao Gutar 3,00 Yocal :~a " ..25,0 and 20,00 avy fer Ian* .ape mag - - President. ThatA desiable 'Asidene situated on s efCapta..B. Mazyck's oTe pied .by Mr. JdAn .$SUr6 The 'contains Que acre - er the peemmsa Mi fod * e I tLL. J. 1NES. I wWL sell u1A. Ie Sewhf5 Ma a andidWMabopany esse,'and ~7 Ketod a e eOl. ~qam&or sale cheap by a Jmreceipa'ofanotber sqjply lisa an poplarclothing. e-wishmo ge . is.w At 40YELAC 4> P' 4si'nd Black Tea E SiriW4rtlity, for sale cheap as PR ATT$' Drug Store 6Weasepow reev-vr pg to ge Stcr wen the W.~~.n goo tcermaga ver thre adinete SUtait - p Mn. 'IN~Ab)efRD, - ~4~etf~D ainit Stretry em emd e to .st cURNt SnTOE G~b'sL eoi erec ppstey CIa~i he Souldtespetal prepred o funis e f~ALtRRband ASTRY, JA'STREEPfrely cESidb 4 Nogat,Amnd, CoIrcoanepu, Mcarni '.bMe, &c. iic e3tfl,Ua *hrot R~wa, Suppan Bae-g, Sdis.s a Swiseding Fri eain Alma en Ca e aroid Pund an ,ogasaes, Jehl aos,ugrBict, BeiNoe, Ginr Snapsand uts, cRonk -hk, Loe ie, &. FreskBrad aAsetedPes - -Caghttise, eal brand baedtoaorer. FR,.ENC and oth erCANDIEof, hris owrn 8iso ea Fesh Fruita, Pond aid aterilobeigofthsest, rm vr lNCerate, her pcIES oiisshr on Sr More Late Arrivals at the New Store. -U& Ladies' Kid Gloves. Just received another lot of thome very superior French Kid Gloves, thathave given uch general satisfaction. R. STEWART. Dec 17th, 1867. 18-51-4 Rock Island Cassimeres and Jeans. Just reeetved a secondlot of these supe perior goods-the-best nade. dee 18 51 4 R. STEWART. Bacon, &C. '.J$Ast received Bacon. Sogar, Coffee, Corn Meal, Kerosene Oil, White Wine Vinegar, Molassea, and super Golden Syrup, very ieR. STEWART. dec 18 51 4 Hair Dye. Tho very beRt known Hair Dye, will not color the skin or clothes, but turn grey hair to a beautiful jet black. dec 18 61 4 R. STEWART. Look at This! THE subscriber respectfully informs his Mends and the publegenerally, that he Is prepared'to sbip'Cotton, Produce generally, ,c. w-, to Columbia, Charleste*. or New Yo. Win make liberl advances on the same, and OR order .promptly. R. STEWART. Nov 1Lth,15. 13 46,6c. Sheriff's Sales. Bv an order from John T. Peterson, Or dinary, I will resel; at the risk of the for mer puruhase, on* Monday, the Gth of Jan. nary, 1868, efyr*he 'ourt House, within the legal hours of We, one tract of Land, belonging to: the-estate -of Jacob Perkins, dec'd, and sold by Lewis A. -Pekins vs..Sa. rah erkis and others. Said tract con tais'57t Are,1nore or less, and is near Colony Churc6 an d bounded by landi of Mary Spence,'Bavld Co6k, Sarah Fellers anduCothers, kpow as the House Plice, or tract No. 1. Terms of Le-On a credit-until the 4th day of Novezer, 1868, with interest from the day of sale, exceptoanmeh. of the pur. cha money j-ay -be necessary to pay seesot, ~r -must be paid in cash. The purukaser to ' bond with at least two s,\nd a rortgag of the set 'Ordinar to'secutre.the pur chase awney.., T. X. PASINGE,ssa Dee 13, 1867. 10 Also, by ad,order- from the Ordinary, I wi.ll siff *t .snMe time and place, the re4lsate'o -~ oska Wadswoith, contain ingiorty or y .aere joined by lands of B ler,-m., Ruflf nd otheas. Terms of sale, credit unsil 4th December, 868S, 'wt balace of ter.oe' as the . 'M, PAYSINGER, i.1 D. Dec. 16th4%67. ~.. 3 ..S AlsoopE tttL of land, containing Forty Acres, we-se' less bounded By lends of Win. Meta~, Michael Bowers and George Mets. The seal.estate of George Hartmian, deceased, ocredit until the first ot Jan uary,: 186 ~the balance of- terms the saus-u~tbe-a~qadrert-emnent. - Dec. 16th, 1967. 3 Byvlrttre ef1EWrit of Fl'er Facias, to me .direted, IwI wisell .on Mondeysthe 4th of Jannary.,18;8. followin property. One -ra .'a conmainig Eighty Aeres marf less, and botnde by lands of Riehard Saitierwhite, Daniel II. Butler and- others.- TIou Brood es, I good Ewo bewseWaia,2.pair ans.md 1 d .a.r-a oe.o-she sq&of EI e vs. Moses R. Gibeon.. 3 Also, I will s'he two fine Brick S.tores fa the T6bu 'i'fNewbrry, and occuied at this rihe by i)sVlrierson and B. J. SIngle ion,'and bounded .ia ftout by +h be i sqiare, en the .senth side by- Pratt street, and on the nor l y Wigb a o -- Levied en a4tihearpeaty of well at the suit of Samuel 1B. Johnstone, et al, vs. W. W. McMqa4k';et dL 3 Also, 18O0 Acres of Land, Tract No.1, (the Home "'Uraet,)- contalning .'00 incres, and bounded by. lands of T. B. Wadligt, Joe Caldwell, Lemu4hDicker$and others. :Tract No. 2, lying on Iodian and King's Creekand boundet by linds:of Dr. Kbanerly, Smith L'TDails' and-'P W. Chick; and contains Twelvo ilundred (1200) -Acres mere or less. Levice on as tbe pperty of' 1. W. Cald well at the suit of Samnel B. Johnstodio, et d, s. W. W. MeXorreA . W. Caldweli ind Joe Caldwvell. Y.'M.:PATSINGEB, s. x. D. DecemberB 00. - By virtue of suadry writs of F1erCFaese to me directed, I wll-sell on Monday, 8th of Jbnuag;z.net-bthllowinug,property: (7) aeveu fine Males, lled on at the suit of Ua$ 8 ar4a vs. Henry Galiman. 1 ue levied on at the suit of G. H.Werts vs. Be. Scott. T. M. PA1SINGR, a. a. d. Becessber 254 ~- - . (3) -NOTICE.. I wtil sell oaEthe #IRST MO.XDAY INi JAW'. UARY et,in frmtf the Court House, th l7trfJacob H. hunt, deceased, HouSehoMd and Kitchen Eur-. :nituTe, One MARE and COLT, One MULE, one GIN, &c. On tie same day &IbePLANITETION 'of said deesed,moutaingm about 120 ACRES, WILL BE RENTED To the bighest btdder, for one year. Onathe place ia new Brick Dwelling House, and all necemary out buildings. IwUlalso -r Rent a small Dwelling House, sitanted sbout one mile and a half from the toaf tewbierry, and now occnpied by Mr. Boyle. Terms-The personal prprywill be sold for Cash. Persons renting tepatation and dwel ling house will be reurdto ve note with good suretles. The reuzcof thep ntatioa pay able on the first day of Octobr, 1868, that of the dwelling to be paid quarterly. Newberry, S. C. GEORGE LARSEN. .Dec2 M1867 24 Adrer. CABINET MAKING ARd Repairing. The undersigned respectfully gives notice that, he is prepared to M AKE, or REPAIR any kind of CABINET WARE, in the neat. est and most satisfactory manner. Work solicited. Prices reasonable. WM. ZOBEL. Oct. 30, 1867-44-t f. -Helena, S. C. Strag or Stolen. A small bay mare MULE, the property of the Columbia and Augusta Railroad Co. She has a large scar on left hip. Should this advertisemeut meet the eye of any person having the mule in possession. 01 who can give information which will lead tc recovery, they are authorized to treat with Mr. H. S. Dellinger, now in search of her, or will communicate with the undersigned at Columbia, S. C. JAS C. MOORE, .Chief Eng. Columbia & A. R. R. De. 2s52 Cotton! Cotton! Cotton!! Having lost on the above named. fleecy article, and having to raise a large amount of money, I there fore am determined to offer for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS, MY ENTIRE STOCK - OF GrOODS II AT COST!!! And in many instances below eost, consisting main of leading articles, -such as KERSEYS, Heavy Striped Osnaburgs, Shirting, Sheetings, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, GROCERIES, &C., &c., &c. And other articles- too tedious to enumerate. Cal for Anyting yo iMXeichants, Planters and 6thers, -' are inrted to call and examine for themselves.-i W. IL WEBB. Norember 2047 UNURIERIKI URRIS, Newbe-:y C. H., S. C. Plain and Flegaitly Tk1mmd PATTERNS, Of all the Latest and Most Desira rable Stye& for Ladies' and Chil dreni's Drees, i"cluding Cloaks, Waists, Basques,'Sleev~es, U7nder Garments, &c.. Novelties for Children in Great Variety. Mrs. HIarris has just-received the New and Elegant Deceniber Fashions for.Ladies' an~d Children's Dresses. Also New Stock Millinery. Blonnets, *Hats, Flowers, Ribboins,. Velvets, ace, Silk, Trimmings. Fancy Dress Buttons. December 4 49 LEGAL NOTICE. JtJNES & JflNES ATTORNEYS AT LAWS .SOLICITORS IN EQUIITY Wifl practice in the State Corts, for the Districts of Newberry, Laurens, A.bbeville, Edgeffeld and Leaington, and in the United States circuit Court for South Carolinai District. And are especially prepared for, and will give their immediate attention to all cases in! Bankrupt c) which inay . be en L-uted to their care. - - JONES Si JONES. L. J. Jo3ts..............B. M,.JONEs. NewberyO. H.,fDecl16th, 1867l. 11 50 4 TO CONSUMEPTITESe The Raw. EDWARD- A. WILSON wilr send (fee fchare talwho desr It, theprmnr. lugafestion an that drea dbae onaofpa and he heseeysu ferer wil tr thi preerp ti, sI ilcost henothing,ana may prove no. lah Secod Strut, Sept 18-38. WilIiamsbnrghi, New York SADDLES, &C. The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends, and the public generally that he has opened a complete Saddlery and Harness ESTABLISHMENT, At BLEASE'S OLD STAND, OVER THE TIN sHOP, Where he will keep constantly on hand, Saddles and Harness of every description'. REPAIRING done with Neatness andi Despatch. - TERMS CASH, at moderate and popular prices. jan 16 ly J. BOYLE, Agent. Dr. J. D. Bruce. Having resumed the practice of Medicine, tenders his professional services to the public. Office in the building formerly occupied by Mr. John A. Chapman, and opposite Mrs. Harps resdence. REASONS WHY THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURA CE SOCIETY Of the UNITED STATES, No. 92 Broadway, New-York. is the best Company in which to INSURE YOUR LIFE, or PROCURE AN EN DOWMENT POLICY FOR YOUP OWN BENEF[r if you survive, or for the benefit of your representatives in case of your early death. It is secure beyond question, having Cash Assets, - $5,000,000 Which are being rapidly augme:ed by its - Annw Cash la0me, - $3,000,000 IT IS PURELY MUTUAL, dividing all profts among its Policy-Holders every year, on the first day of February, applying such profits as cash on the settlement of the next annual premium. The profits so divided among Policy Holders last year amounted to the magnificent sum of Six Hundred Thousand Dollars. It Is anticipated that the dividend on the irst day of February next will eclipse all former dividends. All persons securing policies in this Society previous to that day will benefit in full by that dividend. Poli. cies issued on a single life for any amount from $250 to $25,000. The concessions as to the choice of applying dividends are made by NO OTHER COMPANY. The boedety, considering its age, is the Largest Mutual Life In surance Company in the World! As well 'as the most successful one.. The profts realized by the Society. during its eight years of husiness, have. been all divi ded among its members, and have fielded them an average CASH RETURN, on every dollar of annual -premium paid, of - More than Forty Per Cent per Annum! This is believed to be the largest -result ever arrived at by any Life Insurance Com. pany In the world during the same space of time. Persons Insuring in this Society enjoy ad. vantages of a SPECIAL character, because asdafrom Its immense wealth and rapi' res, ALL its Policies are comparatively , and therefore it Is carrying but very few impaired risks. Its per centoge of Loss to AMOUNT AT Ria is less than that Of any of the older companies, and its percentage of ToTAL OuT-0o to CASE Pa9MuM RE. carrra IS LESS THAN THAT -OF ANY OTHER COMPANY WHATSOEVER.' It Is proved that capitalists assure. for In vestmentin the Equitable Life A(ssurance Society In preference to any other company, by the fact that Its Policies Average Larger in Amount than those of anyothr ompany, And it is other ported by the Superintendent of the. New York Insurance Departnent to the Legislature of that'State. [l" All uesos desirous of securing Pol icies In the Euitable Life Assurance Society are requested to communicate by mail or in person to Silas Johnstone & Win. F. Nance, Agents at Newberry C. H., S. C. Refer to Messrs Carwilek McCdughrin. WiltNam C. Alexander. President; Henry B. Hyde, Vice President; George W. Phil ips, Actuary; James W. Alexander, Secre sary; Edward W. Lambert,-MI. D., Medical Examiner; Willant Parker, K. D . Consult inrg Physician; Henry Day, -Attorney; San% fi Lord, Counsel. - Win. B. Shaw, Gen'I Agent, Augusta, Ga. Dec 25 imo. 'Massas. Enrrons-PIease allow us a place in .your paper to ins ite the attention of the people generally to our Men's Youths' and Boys' CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS!! Our Stock consists of the most desirable selectitons fromn the best Clithing Houses of New York, Improved -by garments made to order fronm goods of our owna choice, and embracing every grade, indicated by prices ranging from* $6.50 to $60) Per Suit. SINGLE GARMENTS IN PROPORTION. specIal attention givea to Hats, Boots, Shoes and Fur-~ -nishing Goods. Deating exclusively in this line, and buy ing our Goods for Cash, we can and will of fer inducements not to be found elsewhere. gr We are much encouraged at the high commendation of competent judges, who have lately examined the clothing stocks of our neighboring towns, Columbia and Augusta, and who assure us that OUR STOCK is equal, if not superior in many respects, to any to be found in those markets. Then give us a call, and if we fail to please, the loss be on our shoulders. WRIGHT & 00PPO0R, No. 4, Kollohon Row, October 2 Newberry S. C. School Notice. The undersigned would inform his former patrons, and others who wish to avail them selves of his services as teacher, that the frst session of his school will commence on the second Monday in January next, and continue until the 18th of Julyv. Pupils will be ch.'rgcd from time of entrance to close of session. No deduction will be al lowed except in cases of protracted illness. Instructions will be given in the modern languages, French and Germab,, to those wishing it. Boarding can be had either with the undersigned or in the vicinity. For further particulars address, THOMAS DUCKETT, Liberty Hall, Newberry, S. C. Dec. 11 50 2mo. ST AT.E OF SOUT H CAROLINA Newberry District-In Equity. Louisa C. Cromer v David A. Dickert and wife. Bill for Partition. The creditors of the estate of James L. Cromier, deceased, are required to render on oath and establish their respective de mands, before the Commissioner, on or be fore the first day ot' March 1868. Corn' Om,.c. SILAS R .OnNSTONE, Photographs, Photographs, Photographs. We will remain here but afew weeks long4 er, and those who desire a good picture should call at an early day. .E WAR RAN r OUR PHOTOGRAPHS EQUAL TO ANY MADR IN TH9 1UNi rEQ STATES. Thousauds in this Stte 4aye favored w with their patronage, and oar extensivt business Is a guarantep to our superior work, and in proof of this, call and see the speci, mens executed by us right here in New! berry.- We please the most fast4diouq, and Invite those who DESIRE A PICTURE te call and sit for one. and if It does mot plese your taste you are under no obligations tc pay for Ir. We are now executing the Gem Photo graph at the following prices : 18 of one person on one sheet, . . 2 4 " " " . 1 Insti uctions given In Photogiphy, and an excellent opportunity is 'now offered to tbosc who wish to practice this beautiful art. Oid Pictures cleaned and copied to ANY SIZE, and framed and coloured in any siyly desired. Residences photographed. All work done by us we warrant to give mstisfaction, and all pictures not proving . we ask no pay for. .Wren & Wheeler, December 18 51 tf, Photographers. The Great Decline in Cottonl Has been Jollowed by a corresponding deoline in all Cot ton Fabrics in the Xorth ern matkets. Now being determined TO SELL GOODS At a Fair Valae, Regardless of Cost, I Haye Maked all my Goods 0owlsr AND WILL SELL AS LOW As the TIMES DEMAND. D. MOWER. November 20 47 Millinery! Millinery I Weekly additions received, By D. MOWER. Cloaks! Cloak!! All styles cut and made to order At D. MOWER'S. Nov.0 214 tf,* AAxes! Axes!! Asuperior artiece in stylb and gnality, .By D. MOWER. Nor. 2147 tr. .P. SCOTT'S Fashionable Clothing and FURNISlING STORE. Near Post Office, Newcberry, S. C. YOUTH'S and R1EN'S COATS, VESTS, PANTS, OVERCOATS, SHIRTS, UJNDERSHIRTS, NECK-TIES, P~OCK.ET HDKF'S and F URNISHING G~OODS gen erally, just arrived. SUITS of the best FRENOR .and ENG LISHI KATERIAL, and of the LATE8i S FYLES PROMITLY and IABHIONABLI made to order. Having purchased FoRt CAsI!, ftnm tl oDEsT and BEsT EstLULXSiED HOUSEl in New York, my Fall and Winter Stock of Ready-MadeClothing, Cloths, --Cassimeres & Vestings, for'$81sias and DRESS SVITS te4, -4. my CUSTOXERS, JRIENDS and THE PUBLIC will find it to their INTEREST to give mes call before baying elsewhere, as I am pre pared to SELL ARTICLES jn my line on as cBA&& and REASONABLE TERMS aS Can he obtained in any market South. Making, Cutting .Altering and .Rep.aIring done at' shortest notice. Newherry C. H., S. C. Oct. 9 41 ly SPECTAtCLES. -Fine Periscopic Glasses, al less than one fifth the price usually asked by Opiticians. Ffor sale by -E. S. BAILEY, Dec. 449 1mno. -Agent. WTAIJI8 AND JE.MLRft AN ELEGANT~ STOCK At E. S. BAILEY'S, Dec. 4 49 imo. Agent. WARRANTED Genuine and Perfect in every particular For sle by E. 8. BAILEY, Dec. 4 49 1mo. Agent. JOHN H. HOLMES, Commission Merchant Boyee & Co.'s Wharf; C H AR LE ST ON So. Ca. -REFEE To Andrw Slmonde,Presldent 1st NatIonal Bsp F.arS. Holmes, President 8. C. Mining anj Manufacturing Co. Dec 11 2m. For Sale. I will sell a bargain in the following vacant Lots: The Gorner tot formerly occupied by s. Hurd, and the one nexl above which was occupied by Capt Boyce at the time of the fire ; also tha splendid lot next to Dr. R. S. WV ialey's formerly owned and occupied by Mr. S Mon tgomery. Thbese are all goodbuilding lots, and the Montgomery lot contains ground sutfi cient for a garden, out-buildings, well &c. I will sell one or all of them ver' cheap for cash only.- Apply soon to dec18a n 13 rn.L.VEL ACF' FREAICH_ST9R.E. DR, T. GOUIN HAVING JUST RECEIVED A LARGE and carelully selected stoclk of Fine French Confectionery And other Goods in his line, respectfully calls attention to the same. Among which may be found in CANDY ('OLE,'STICK and LUMP,) Pepper-- 1nt, Lemon, Anise Seed, Sasenfras, White Cream, Rlose, Cinnamon, Lemon Drops, Rose Cake, Kisses, Banana, Orange, White T'nilla, Nugu Bars, Star, J1jube Paste in Shee'- and Sticks. i'ruits in boxt-s tiial drmus. Nuts, Per-e Can Good- kc. IllS STOCK OF BRE t D -MEDIC1NES has beeii replr ni-tud by late additions and is now itl an I coutplete, and of ,he best (11alities. He takes this occasion to return his ac knowledgments for the generod's patronmage heretofore vxtanidel to hin, and respect fully asks For a continuation of the sane, promising that io eflort or attention on his part will be spared 1.o render sw i-fuctiou. October 23 43 CHEiER THIN EVERs 1Ms FOOT Offers his welL selected and c6m - plete. assortment of D RY GO ODS, CLOTAHU DI9 BOOTS and -HOES Gents and Ladies Furnishing Goods. GBOCrRIES As-also everythiing' that can be - found1 in a VTariety Store. CHEAP FOR- CABH. As- it is my intention to open.~on the first of January in the store now occupied by Mr. W. HI. Webb, with a full new stock of goods,. the stock above mentioned at 'my prd. sent'store will be offered in the meantime A AN BEt0O COT To close them' out. - Purcha sers, before buying elsewhere will'do well to calL and see i what Isay is not true. I1 will rent the store I nowi occupy 'from the' first" dlay 01 February, as also the one ad. joining2 to each of which are suitable rooms for families. 1|p The establishment ol J. Sulzbacher & Co., Colum bia, of which he is a partner, has been reinoved to their New Store, on Main Street, and any orders for that house left~ with him here, will he Spromptly-attended to. Decenmber 4 49 tf STOVI!STli ES Which isthe best Stove? Mr. A. safa his stove is the best, Mr. B. says his stove Is' the best, Mr. C. says bht stove Is the best and so on, through the whole catalogue of stovemakers and dealers Now it is perfectly natural for every oDt to hold up that which he has to sell, as good and we doubt not his honesty. But for cacd one to say that he makes or selis the BES-I ARTICLE, is something a little. ridiculous to every thinking man. We therefore d~o not claim that the stover we sell are the best, but we do claim tbal out of the large number which we hav'e sold in the last eighteen .mienths, not one har ever been returned, though we havre ln every instance giren the purchaser the privilege o1 doing so, in one month after the purchase iF made, the stove does not work well. Those who study their own interest, iri1 find the nearer home they can buy A GOOD COOKING STOVE the better It will be for them. OUR TIN MANUJFACTORY Is still car'Hed on at the old stand, where good article of Tinware of almost every de scription, and in quantities to suit purchas ers, and at priccs to suit the times, can alt ways be foiund. a*r JOB WORK of alt idA done at short niotice. BLEASE & WRIGIH Nov 13 CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. GRIERSON &HENDERSOE DRUGGISTs, NEWBERY C. H., B, O. THE Subscribers having entered into co-partnership in the Drug business will con tine the bnsiness heretofore conducted by J. W. Grierson, at the old stand on the corner. J. W. GR[ERSON. .J. A. BENDERSON December 4 4n tfr Abrams, Grita AND - Hargrove, Are now receiving their SWekof Fall and Winter BEl T S, SfOES,. AND BR 0 0.-.X-, Comprisingl Ladies', ise's & ChildreWa Goat, Kid &'Noroc*o -Bootoe, GUtefj, *,, Men's BOOTS &SHOES'of - Every Variety. Besides fine aimortimeof Ge les's and Boy The aboye GOODS bte beee. eiwv64 seeIed, and made! yr the bet 'workaW. We feel thankful or papt:fsvow earnestly Folicit. an exatnination of 91r Stock before purchaung elsewhere. Give us iA call and judge fbr gAurjevft. October 2 - - ND .Ww Prieest TbheSubscriber having g en up his agency in the store 3a.5, NAet Row, is O norope ing.a EE"Z1BELr 14iI FANCY &iDOMDCST Sad1es, Harnesr.. Wich is will Ibe1happty tp rehbit & formuer pa(rons and the-peblice The above tock lag bee~.pw since the .great fall'in good bas,bs GrcatlyIReduP Such sit'he followkig'leading urtices Bleached Hoigspa f Brown" Prints 16 1048Sheeting 5 Hats50 Suits Clothing 6. 00 . Saddles . 8 O0) - Buggy Harness $18 '00 G. D.5MIT1H Mairi Street, Bewen r.Gonius' and the&os&g. The. subseriber .resepetalty informs~ the public that he -iA manufacturing amI keeps conste:rly o i hamd a -supply. of Btact Was iii, and Yellow'Poplar Made'of the best material'hmd' kh d6e finesat finish. - These Cafina are msmtfac~tured- .t Nev. he'rry, and will be furnished,h@reby Mr. Martin Ilarris~ at bi.'iop, who, ii engaiged in tlicir manufatctur,ind w1'o'a-i'A'rED FU7NERALS WITH! A hEARSE. CoMlins will be furnished byv myd4gent Dr. T. G. Parks, at Greenwood, S. C., who Ia always kept in full supply, and abso..by Kr. R. .M. Anderson, at Ghapj ella Depot, W. A?-ChJNE. No.6 45 2mo. MANHOOD : HOW LOST, HOW RESTOSED. IJUSF PUBLISHED,- a new editil e Culverwell's Celebrated Buay em the cure t without medicine) of Sima a-mma, or Seomminal Weakr,ess, Involuntar Semmisa! Losses, IMPOrTCTW, Mental and hysical l.-a capacity, Impediments to 3farriage, etc.; also, co0strar'rrow, E.PIL.PsT. and Frb iudueed by self-indulgenCe or sexual extravagance. [QiPrice, in a sealed enrelope, only 6 esng The celebrated a$thor, in this admraleWs laly demostrtes, from a thirty yess en of self-abuse may be rdclycrdwtba h danieoa use ofintrnal medicine or the ap pl1cton of the knife-pointing ou a made et cjire at onee simp'e, certain, and efectual, b aeas of which every stiRrer, no matter wa his condition may be, may curq Wpelcsspy, privately, and radically. IbTP- Lecture should be in the a g every youth sd every man in. th.e land. Sent nder seal, hi a plain envelope, to n adrp,postpaid, on receip of six eents, ertwo p sta tamps. Ale D. CULVERiWELL'M '~arseGuide Ic 25 cents. Address the Publis-m CHas.L-ELB & c., 127 Bowery, Newy~ ciestce Box 4503. ERRORS OFl YO0TI. A Gentleman who safered' feebe f Nerrogas Debility, Fremature Dcv. st the efibets of youthful indiscre4(or the sake of suffering humanity,,send'fti % all who need it, the recipe and die a making the simple remedy by whieb b. was cured. Sufferers wishing to proftt ly theg4 vertisrs experience, can do so byaieMing in perfect confidence, -, JOH N B. OD /42 Cedar Street New-Th. May 8l19 1y.