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- .ete oarleten and rpe.tIesb AND LUVERPOOL STAGur the e the ehteCea Qfn CasimanerW.Fo, - 4 S0oo, F. lotsant .........5.:......veeemxt, .....:.......a..un-]b ands heen maads it te ask& Io an~W m Inrest cn adeck. E7losrmnae-ndr wylyon r _ to e unfearsned for IP Dm e f rwwaded ne ofeum - . - CO+, Aget - chariete4,s.c. Oeft sbo. NCharatoa S. r -atter Jf.no. W. akrupt, of the me.sIWneolk, 25th November next, ,D -aeres mor less,~itste is fhe Ian tington, ind bounded byads - ms 1118im sid other w a3)stoate- In the Cnt Sai to ur less, and 1 aStam.P andat h. -iase thnle ad beone S tnn .. giI 2% =41~Mp=a iatereetin'a')ack; a....s oet or gm . ..., sent o amala AX4=am akdfne ces% oeseriigOe, b . x iee.a. hA.ers to.or ,'' lt HS. W, HOLIOWAY. DtOn, Dgain Se e is a position to gi" my custoas goods than "or. doing a rapidly inereas -.* .business, - -t t.Every buyer whoofwl1If.,syn.. 11*01 not attempt a 4mere glance tr.to ft" w ;& sy person tno goods 4 & r h rd. ohb i~~n SYLg. 1:rlsw M ank Lierpo same n himts ofCtt ,f St~o t yg aJn Dt ~~~psmg earmy ate,aco a Engls phlre t SaulSord &id ki RPM an bett h t a the a Estate of me ~d no oethe h day nty er0g-ed o erryCuny . J. Pother0. ~Idfk appertan object to tWhe of the ral Estae auel on or before the 24th da I~TA~LISHD 1845. sgR: - ROBT. H. LAND, AUges. -aNery ofrNewberrr, s.c. ILI TI1TTT&M LAND, I orters and Jobbers Drgt' Cines, Paints, 'Q1s,- Window G1s Stuffs, & Fanc,y Go , 264 BROAD STREET, Augusta, Ga., Have now in store a very large nd select Stock, well 4dapted to he wants of Merchants, Physi ians and Planters, which they Qf er at a very small advance on ost of importation and manufac ;urer's prices. Merchants are in rited to call and examine our stock, ;he prices they will find as low as cty of_ework. Oct. 28 44 3mo. Dry Goods I e are jest receiving a splendid stock of BfRSS& I8, White Goods, Prints, Bleaohed Goods, Bro. Shebtings and Shirtings, White and Striped Osnabnrgs, Alsoagood lineof lotbs, Cassimers,' Jeans, Kerseys, Linseys, White and R$l,Plannels, Opera Flannels, Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, &c. &c. LOVELACE & WHEELER. oct 741 Sundries. . nice stock of Notions, Gloves, Hosiery, Ladies' Cloaks, Boots, Shoes and Hats, Clothing, Shawls, Nubias, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, . &c. kli of whieh will be sold LOW by LOVELACE & WHEELER. oct 7 41 Wilso & Wicker ~re now receiving the'r lrge and handsome stock of Aoodse - 868 1868 mconsitig of NIY GOODS &GIROCEfIE, AT PmCis TO SVIT THE - TIMES. rints, Baeon, Flour, Lard, Soap, Can Fruits, Pickles, Sardines, Tobacco, &c. October 38 Em4miMag, &c In addition to the above, I am prepared a fill orders for all kinds of vehicles, such CE,ARRAAES,&C. I the celebrated manufacture of COOK, ri ere Stiles Bus4d, formerly of this place, irocurl his stdek. 'A1H orders promptlIy ttended to. Z. L. WHITE. Laud, Agency. Persona wishing to purchase Land in Oco ceCont, can get may assistance and in nnd. mouission 3 per cent. Reference-1ar, 3. H. S11gh, Nets berry; E. 4,Ad, ,REY. B. HOLDER, 64431 ff '-WalsalUa, 8. 4; 100000 LIVES LOST FROM THE' USE fTobacco; safe four money and restore 46*Ebealth brasing Ilgk Byras' Celebrated Ltidote for Tobacco. This is not a substitute, but a cure, for hewing and smok' . We have treated. leandna of esses in last twelve years, stid eared thema en frI; some of which tae used tobacco from Tit teorty yeare. )r:Byras nuf vgtberemedies and arrants them~ not to ithesystem, and taken according to cuere Is ;uaranteed In a few dasys and that without incnvenience or Inuyto the system, or he money chefl euddin any case. Sent free byna!for Fifty cents; the radsSle d on favorable terms. Local adtraveling Agents should ad, Nes . H. WHITE a C. 60 State St.,Newark, N1*-Jersey. Oct. 2844 1. n the Matter of William Summer, Bankrupt, of the County of Lex ington. By order of Henry Summer, Regis ter in i:Bkruptcy, [ will sdl at ths residence of Wil liam -Sumsier.igLexington County. Thursdy,26th Hovemnber next, (Gie Tract of Land7 iontainn* one hundred and slxteen and one ourth (lN61) acres ore or les, situated lnr he County of Lexington, bonigand tt n oiands of G. W. Smith, Walter [~esler apd Joseph Presbley. Also,-st thesate time and-place, . Two Mules, elounging to ti -Ett of said Bankrupt. Purhaer to-psy for staiupe and- papers. T5OS.'W. RIOLLO WAY, nct.26 44-3t A..ign.e ELEGANT PALL STOCK OF DlY GOODN. The subscribers are ieceiving their Fall and Winter Stock of Select Goods, (which will be complete this week) and comprise everything in their line known to the trade, in Dress Goods, Calicoes Trimmings, Fancy Articles White Goods, Homespuns Embroideries, Cassimers Heavy Goods, Blankets Toilet Articles, &c., &c. Our Stock is of the fullest description, and has been selected with the greatest cate.~ We ask an examination of our Stock, feeling satisfied that it will give pleasure to all. MATIIAS BARRE & SON. Sept 23 tf Bu the Best ! We. now have on hand the following pop" ular-styles of Ladies and Misses hoop skirts: The Dew Drop, Tip Top, Popular, - Favorite, Reception Demi Quaker, Grecian La Paie. The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite with the ladies, and is universally receommended by4the Fashion Magazines as the standard skirt of the fashionable world. To enjoy the followiig inestimable advan" tages, viz: Superior quality, perfect shape, finish, flexibility, durability, comfort and eeconomy. By the best. MATHIAs BARRE&a SON. Sept. 23 3& tf. THlE sUBSCRIBER has constantly or and a fullassortment of the above approved cse, of different patterns, besides coffins o furnish at very reasonable . ates, with romptness and despatch. E Persons desirous of having eases seat by p ailroad will have them sent free of charge. .A Hearse is always on band and will be furnished at the rate of $10 per day. Thankful for past patronage, the sub- , sriber respectfully asks for a continuationp f the same, and assures the public that o effort on his part will be spared to render he utmost satisfaction. R. C. CHAPMAN Newberry S. C., July 81. Sash & Blinds. The subscriber takes pleasure in annouc-0 ng to this community that, having made I ll necessary arrangements, he will be able to furnish ash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Very Moderate Rates!! 1 For Cash ! *.. ANDREW C. CHAPMAN, Oct. 7 41 tf. Newberry C. H., S. C. u 60 Barrels Lime, On hand and for sale by MAYEAS & MARTIN, Sept. 16 88 tf. 100 Bushels Extra Fine SEED WHEA T, For Sale. -The subscriber Chas on hand and for sale One Hundred Bushels of Superior &eed Wheat, entirely free from cockle or- cheat, which S aebhad at the steamn mill adjoining the p tannery. Farmers can rely on this Wheat b as being what it is represented. Apply at the milL October 21 4383 JOHN S. HAIR. - For Sale. The House and lot in the town of New berry at present occupied by Dr. J. D. a Bruce.t Apply to Oct 21 48 Imo. JOHN A. CHAPMAN. United States Court. 4th Circuit-District of South Carolina In Equity. Hamilton Young & Bush, vs. William 'i Young and others. The creditors of Samuel Young, deceased, ] are required, by an order of the Court in i this case, to render on oath and establish E their demands before me as Clerk of the f Court, on or before the fourth Monday in November next. DY&N'.L HORLEECEi, Clerk U. s. Circuit Courf,. Oct. 21 4382t. REMEMBER When you want PICTURES to call at my Gallery over Mopoer's store. I am here all the tohile, and putting up the right kind of Photo graphs, Ambrotypes, &c.. at loto prices. We charge nothing for look ing, and not much for a picture. Also a nice lot of Albums antd Pins for puttingpictures in. ~~ . W, I. WVISEEAN. THE BIG And Shoe Store. kBRAMS, GRIFFIN & HARGROVE, Newberry C. H., S. C. lave on hand a large and well selected stock of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Consistiug of WENS' CALF, UIP & 8SOGI BooS, lso a fine assortment of Itouth's & Boys Boots, A large and selected assortment of [ADIES' GLOVE KID, GOAT AND SERGE 3ALMORALS AND GAITERS, In fact everythinp to be found in a FIRST CLASS Boot and Shoe Store. Boots and Shoes made to order. DON'T FAIL TO CALL at the BIG BOOT. Oct 7 41 NEW ARRIVALS OF REH GOODS. AT As SINGLETON'S. IN )RY GOODS, DOMESTICS, GROCERIES, &c.| Call Early. * Prices Oheap. Oct 21 ieasonable Goods. alem Jeans Shite and Colred aglish Dairy Cheese, rime Bacon Sldes " Leaf Lard, "Canvassed flams, ggy Rims, Spokes, Hubs and Umbrellas, rain Oil, Self Heating Irons, Steelyards, atent Balances, - India Rubber Belting, gging, Rope aid Iron Ties,--nou in ore and for sale by CARWIL2 & McCAUGHRIN. Oct. 21 43 tf. Special to Dealers. We are the authorized agents for the sale ew York flagging [D)ouble Anchor Brand] c The best pattwns of Cotton Ties, t ImprovedFertilizers, Pernsian Guano, c l'lantation Supplies, - t Spanish Segars, nported Wines and Liquors, Winchester Repeating Arms, And Sporing Goods generally.' The Trade can be suppiied by us at Man facturers and Impcrters prices. SHLAS JOIN8f0E & Wrn. L. NAC, Sept 2 36 tf Notice tc Farmers. We are prepared p fill orders for Peruvian -Guano, d all the popular Fertilizers at the short t notice, and the lowest market prie Sep. 16 38 tf. [OW READY I'R THE FALL TRADE. A lot of COOKING and HEATING 'OVES of various sizes and most approved atterus, now in store and fr sal cheap sep. 80 40 tf. TI IN-W.ARE OUSE FURNIEING GOODS. A very varge assortment of home-made d japaned and premed Tin-ware, with~ any other articles ef house furnishing - ods at wholesale and retail. Cheap by sep. 30 40 tf. W. T. WRIGHT. M. P. Albriton Is receiving his PALL STOCK of Goods. ~h ags toc evr br6qb to Newbey called fbr. Tese ges weebuhti u rina, Charleston and Georgian, pereced buyr who has be n buslis I en bought for cash, and I am deteriadned sell cheaper than any other merchant. It natural for persong tb go libhre their in ~oos If so,whvery bod will come to enty smile to comao mystore if he only Iwil exche gosfor all kinds of oantry produce, and I will pay the highest arke piefor cotton. In the Matter of Jno. W.- Folk, Bankrupt. All persons holding liens either by inort iBankrupt, are hereb required topre* at and establish their claims on oah e re me on or before the first dy of Dee' Oct2 3t R Megstar In Bnuptcy. r. F. Baooru, R. B. HUD:nS, H. C. HUDGInS. BRODIE & CO. FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, North Atlantic Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. Liberal Advances on Consignments in hand. REPERENOES. Messrs. Cameron, Barkley & Co., Chareston, S C. H. T. Feake, Eeq., Gen Snp'tSC R R, (;harl'eston, T. B. Jeter, q., 8'e' & U RBR Union ; Hon Jas. Farrow, Spartanburg ; and Hon B. F, Crayton, Anderson. sept 16 8m Liberal Advances MADE ON COTTON. I would inform the merchants and plant ra of Newberry and the vicinity, that I am prepared to advance on all cotton shipped to my friends in Charleston, Messrs. Cohen, Hanckel & Co., nd will guarantee prompt returns on the 3ame. Believing that I am in a position to afford s ample facilities as any one else, to par ties shipping cotton, and wishing to hold Dr sell immediately, I would respectfully iolicit a share of your patronage. Will be found at the store of W. T. Tar rant. J. N. FOWLES. sep, 30 40 6mos. EDWARD N. THuas-ro:. C. R. HoLxus. THURSTON & HOLMES, COTTON FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, ADJER'S NORTH WHARF, CHARLESTON. S. C. Liberal cash advances made on consign ments of Cotton att other-produce. sept 30 6m W. C. Courtney & Co., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 9 BOYCE'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. W. C. Courtney, Robt. Mnrdo ch, Jas. S. Murdoch. sept 9 36 tf JAMES M. CALDWELL & SONS, COTTON FACTORS, Accommodation Wharf, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. Advances made on consignments. Refer those who wish information to Col. D. L. KeKay, President of the People's National Bank, Charleston, S. C. Sep 9 87 6m. MITHROP B. IWILLIAMg, COTThN FACT9R C~ommission Merchant ACCOE.MODATION WHARF, ..Charleston7 S. C. aug 26 om TL A S JOHNSTONE, AND WM. F. NANCE, COTTON BROKERS AND GENERAL Comlmission Agents. Our corresponidents are among the beat ommerciatl houses in all of the Atlantic Ci is and Liverpool. We are prepared to make FULL CASH LDVANCES ON BILLS OF L ADING, and an guarantee prompt and satisfactory re urns. sept 2 Sa . H. W. Kinsman, AGENT FOR lapeS' SuperphoSphate of Lime & Guano Co. seneraI Commission Merchant. 153 East Bay, Charleston, S. d. Will give prompt attenLion to the sale or hipment of COTTON, NAVAL STORES d COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Aug 26 2m. THE OLD AIRGLINA BITTERS THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC RoId Er6[JlN0re 1O0DRICB, WINEKAN & CO. -Charleston, S. C. September S 88 ly. AND OTHER TRAIN CROPS. MV~APES' SUIPERPHOSPHATE OF U.ME ili increase the yield 50 per cent. No ierso'o shouild plant an acre of Wheat with nt using 200 or 800 pounds .to the acre. Lpply to 15 F yINMAC Ge.Agen r '. a Sep. 2 36 2mod. Newberry, S. C. R. fC SHARP & U. COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL Brown & Co.'s Wharf, - HARLESTON. S. C. Disinfect, Carbolic Acid, Chloride Lime, Just received and for sale at J. McINTOSHS' Drug Store. For Fever and Chills. Just Received 100 oz Sulphate Quinine, 3000 Pills " " Sugar Coated, 2 Doz. Vin de Quinium-French " "Yin de Seguin-Paris. " " Rowan's Tonic Mixture Iegeman's Ferrated Elixir Cal, isaya Bark " Sandford's Liver Invigorator " Panknin's Ilepatic Bitters Hostetter's Sumpter ' " Oxygenated " And for sale at J. McINTOSH'S Drug Store. Summer Medicines. Solution Citrate Magnesia-fresh. Seidl:dtz Powders Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient Hus~band's Calcined Magnesia For sale at J. McINTOSH'S Drug Store. Blood Tonics & Invigorants. Lawrence's Rosadalis Queen's Delight-Fisher & Heinitsh's Ayer's Sarsaparilla Townsend's Sarsaparilla Heimbold's Extract Bucha Cherokee femedy. For Children. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Dalby's Carminitive Van Duesin's Worm Confections Hurley's " " Fahnestock's Vermifage Dead Shot Also, A full assortment of Colognes, Nrftumery, and Soaps, from the best French and Ameri can manufacturers, with a complete stock of French Candies, &c. E All prescriptions will be carefally compounded by Dr. T. Gouin, at all hours of the day or night, at J. McINTOSH'S Drug Store. Aug 19 New Stock FOR Fall and Winter. The subscriber has received and offers for sale a good assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, which will be sold cheap. Sep. 9 37 - M. FOOT. In Store, Bacon Sides, Hams and Shoulders, Salt, Molasses, Sugar, Rio and Java Coffee, Flour, Rice, Irish Potatoes, Cheese, Soda and Sugar Crackers, Candies, Soda,. Yeast Powder, Concentrated Lye, Soap, Starch, Candles, Matches, Pickles, Logwood, Madder, Coperas, Indigo, Spices, Lamp Chimneys, Tobacco and Segars, Bagging, Roping, Plow Lines, ShQvels, Nails, Sieves, Cotton Cards, Shoe Blacking, Pipes, Tacks, Knifes and Forks, Powder and Shot, Crockery Ware, Dry Goods, -Fancy Goods, Ladies and Gents Furnish ing Goods of all kinds, Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, of all sizes, Clothing, Hats, &c. Other Goods, too numer ous to mention, which are generally kept in a well sup plied Variety Store. I offer my GOODS at prices as low as they can be bought or sold.-at the corner of the Hotel. M. FOOT. March 25 13 tf. Just Received BY MAYER & MAR TINI, CHEAP FOR CASH I 60 Coils of Rope, 20 B~ales of Bagging, and No. 1 Twine; ALBo 10 Hhds. Extra Baltimore Bacon, 500 Lbs. Sugar Cared Hams,' 600 Lbs. No. 1 Leaf~ Lard, 2 Hhds. West India; Mo lasses, Sugar, Coffee, And many other Seasonrae ble Articles. MAYES &iMATE{ Auust 26~ 8-_t_ .4. Assignee's Sale. In the matter of C. F. Waters-Bankrapt. By order of Henry Summer, Esq., Regis ter in Bankruptcy for this District, I wi sell at Newberry C. H., Thursday, the 12th of Nov'berseat, The following tracts of Land, belonging t the estate of C. F. Waters, Banrtapt. Tract No. 1. Containing ninety..eight and sim!l (98 6-10) acres, bounded and bat on lands of Mrs. Helen O'Neal, and G. 7>. Railroad.. Tract No. 2 Containing forty-three and cue half ncres, bounded and butting on tract No.I, G. & C. R. R., Gaunt Street. and redE -lead& ing fromHelena to Mrs. O'Neall'L Ti'act No 3, Containing two hundred and forty (2IG) acres, more or less, lying partly in New, herry and partly in Latrene, boad emdd butting on lands of D. V. Scurry, W. ) Boyd, and others. Also at the same time and plaee e lowing personal property: One 4 horse Wagon, " 2 " - One Carriage,, One Cupboar&, i dIoz. Silver Spoons, addP One do: ble barrel Shot Gl . Terms Cash-Purchasers.tc v*y* and papers. J. N MARFIN, Assig ee ct 21 434t."r?MI E ' Tf t1NZ MAPE' NIIteN1E Super Phosphateof LIRE, Iutrduted 186d, FOR COTTON, CORN, WHE f anf djw GRAIN CROPS, TOBACCO; VEG$.Y TABLE CROPS, &c. Couitains sufficient stimulating AmIiii .mal Animal Matter to produce rapid gow*., and to insure the complete appropriation by - the Rlant of the Pho=phates an4 other in gredients in the ffrtilizer, withon& essttl ing the soil. t does not burn the during drtth like Peetiviaii Duan, its strength by the rolutilizatioe -e!-tim moi4. ; All its constituenis, exceptig !1i4. phnric Acid, being from ~ e?; -Wd, Flesh and other animal. seeot, A. from Mineral Phosphates, or MineafI phatic Guano, as in the case wiB of the Super-phosphates, it is in a rto become quickly soluble in the- go:r an4 available as food for plants. - 's Warranted free from adulteradonpltad ot uniform quality. For sale by MAYES & MAf?DI, aug 26 35 Agents at Newbecp. LIFE: The undersigned are prepared 4o Assure Lives in every desirable kind of policy on the' MOST LIBERAL TERMS. Information furnished free of charge. 8H,AS JOHNSTONE & WL. P. NANCI, Life Inswrance Agents, Aug. I2 33 tf. RAGS! RAGS! RA GS! CO T TON RAGS. Th HGEST PRICE paid for- Old Esga delivered to the subscriber, who will xmsk this a permanent feature in his busines 1Store Ojposite V{iskeman & Wilber's. J. W. MILLERt, Ai2 Sept. 2 38 tr Guilett's Patent Steel B3U CoVton Gin. COT I'ON ginned on this GIN sold a Charleston last season, at one to two eanW per pound more than th'e.sa.ne edais of Cot ton ginn4d ok the ordinary Gins of the country. This statement is certified by twenty-five of the principal. Factors and Buyers in Charleston. Price, Six Dollar. per Saw, for Cash or City Acceptasies. Send for a Circular C. GRAVEL.EX, No. 52 East Bay, South of old Poet Oo~ Charleston, S. C. BIN.EY'8 .PATENT iES And's full Stock of HARDWABE a i! AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS for sale low-wholesala and retail. Sep. 9 37 2m The Best Gun Known for selt defence is the W'mebe.' ter Patent. It is simple- in constructp.,y and can be fired oftener in a given tIime thazt any other single Breech Loader. SILAS JOHNSTONE & WI. F. NAIII:. Aug. 28Agents for Mnufati*.jt Phot6graphae Alt the neaie,some eliht erusuic m made us at Nehave die of t W H. an.Photor. gaer of this place, and thos whno dda oetober 14Poo . Notice. During my absegee from Neerbrty, , E. H. Christian wi act as ma '''t. Oct. 21, 48 St JOHN W. GIERSON. Stamps & Staupell Earejleis Se"tamp's and Saf~h avii Post OffBce. Oct 21 2 Groceries. We have a general stdelt of GRO CERIEiiS, BAGGINtd; ROPE, TO, BACCO, also a lot of HAR RWARE, IWhich is offered at REDUCE3D PRICES,