The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, October 06, 1869, Image 4
A DIUDATi-PAIt IS A 1atthooM-Mora
Mowatt, Who is writing . 'ign lNttera
for t 0Fraicsce. Olotitile, tells it
story Af RTaidal pair, making tho tour or
Switterland, who recently enmo to a
crowded hotel, and woro informed by the
tandlord that thero was but ono unoccu.
pied room in the house, the . bathroom,
and that a couple of beds might bo made
in the two baths which it contained.
The youthful couple woro well plensed to
securo oven this shelter after a fatiguing
journey a'nd retired to rest. An hour
or two later the stillness of tho iight
was suddenly broken by shrieks of dis
tress issu'ng from the bathroom. The
lady, wishing to summon a servant, had
pulled what she presumed was a bull
ropo suspended over her bed in the bath,
when suddenly she was inundated by a
shower of cold water.- Thogontleman,
roused by tier cries, and not quito comn
prehending the position; pulled a sup
posed bell rope which tie felt dangling
over his bath bed, to bring him a domes.
tic, but brought instead a shower of hot
water over himself. It was qulte dark,
and neither bridegroom nor bride could
grope their way to the door. By the
time succor camtle they were up to their
&-uee in water.
Aw,vi,.--For Heaven's sake, what
next I fere is lovely wonman going to
clubs and cat tle-yards,'keeping A night.
key, mad holding mass ineetings, and
now she purposes sharing oNr athletic
sports and emulat-ing our- fights. We
read the other (lay how a yomng lady
w%.ith nlice little boots won a prile for
jumnping. %%e heard of another lady
atlout the saie time who kicked a man
in the suitimch till lie died. And now
Vomes Mdiil Olympe Audo-ard, Whose
Prcf1h lecurs and elegant dresqes nit
our Uiion 'Iientro hist year 0lhe
falshionilable wor li has not forgottoln, and
(Ahallenlges Ml. de Villeiesant to fight it
1luel, ieenluse lie criticised her book too
:sharp411ly in the Paris Figaro. M. do Vil
ilemcesint may be a brave man, but a wo
Tnni with n pistol is more than he is
willing to face ; and we don't blame
INTisiNG5 To 1F.imrits.-A new
varietiiy of cts, enilled tile Norwity Onts,
have beenl tested by prominent plan1irs
in tle Suith the pI St seastol, anid with
a ftonishiig I'esilts. We leinri that the
proprietors have mulished the results of
these experilmeits, ns snted by those
who tested tmil, with ai full ndm inter
esting history, illhistIaled, W1hich any
one interestdl nn have free, by nddress.
ing I). W. Hamsdell &. Co., 1hox 6,689,
New York. This matter is worthy of
aittenitionl, and it seemls to indiente a niew
brnich ofi rolitable agliculture for the
South.
(,si o 11.ND Two GC\Ts.-The
Town Council of Greenville, by their
Treasurer's exhibit, Would lipliet to
have urrived at the very perfection of
finnciering, for it is seldom that tie ex
tienditures of a public body so nearly
t1illy with tle estitoines or with the re
eeipts of tle year, as is tile case inl
Ureienville, ulhere the bannee sheet
shows "enish oil ha11nd two cents."
Althongh Vermont is uiderstood to
he the strongliold of tihe Republican
p~ irty', yet the t)emoncracy miadec great gn'ns
ut the last stale election. The Mon(pelier
Argus hits a cnrefully wtitten suimmiary
of the lsut, shwivng no less than ve
towns which hav~e been redeemed, and
will this yeah' hie iretpreseiited by D)emo
etaKts in thle I,eKgislatuore.
in the Kdenth Kit A'ir . FeKssendenCI, of
Maine, thieI United States Sensate los'es
one1 of its alest membe)iLrs. Air. l'essendeni.
w'as a modeIKratIe Reptublienn. lie was
one of thet seven, w ho voted aguainust the
wnrs a mian of'IIu ln(aiities and high
It is statedci that 1the Rigt ilounorable
Stepheni' l.shingto.hn, u 'w conis'ilte d
1by 1 a'dy lHyrn in regard to a separa mtion)1
from ther hiuisbandi, IS alive, andK will
doubtless bhi IK to eleanr np the so-enl11
e'd "'hyr'ni olandler."' Mr. Lutshinugtont is
now eighity-suveni years oIf age.
The ollii flg IeCs at the Trecasur'y
Department p)lince the agrielturnl produce
ofi the South at $tib50,000,000 'andK show
that the South has more money at the
pireseint thani any other agr'!iul turah 1pcr
tion of the country, Nor'tth, East, or
WVest.
Rev. WV. A. Gamlewe'lt, we r'egret to
learn, has been comptelle'd, on account of
feebleness, to retire from the active
dties of hiIs charigo in Spart anburig,
South Carolina.
A W~estern editor' asks the following
question :"if a fellow has nothinig
wh'eii lie gets miai'ried, and thiegirl hafsno-)
thing, are hier' thintgs hiizzen or hizz'eni
hern ? We mintaini the negative.
It takes the Tlennessee editors a great
while to cool dtOwn. One of them has
just charged another withi "lying in fam.'
tusly', hellishly, andl with forty-devil pow-'
A doctor' ini Walterf'ord, Ireland, quar
relied withi his wife ahout the r.nme of
their nbhorn child, and after' killing her
idiot himself.
A reckless girl in MIssissippi, named
Lucey L.ee, adv'er'tises her' wiliingness to
marry an editor. L~ucy, take the advice
of a friend and some1 stryJchineli.
An illiter'ato corr'esponident, who is
given to sportimg, wants to know when
the "Anglo Saxon race," so muchi talked
of, is to come off'.
Isabeilla occulpies sixty rooms ini a big
hotel at Tr'ouvilho, and pays $20,000 a
month be'mrd.
Seventy women two years ago emi
grated fr tm Massatchusetts to 0) regon.
Sixty-nino are now married.
Thc mind1( Is like it truiik, arnd If well
packed, it will hold( almost every thing;
if ill-paicked, next to ntothing.
Mrs. Paritington aysabe may be old
now, butshe hna seen the day w~heon she
was as young as she ever was.
Toledo, Ohio, lina a society calling
itself the "ie Soresis."
There Is a street in Chatleston called
Secession street.
Chai'lestoin police are armed with
sixteen shooting riflest.
Omaha is said to grow at rato of thirty
houses pcir day.
Every twinge of Napoleon's rheumna.
tliui gives F"raince a sleepless night.
Colurnbus, 0., bontMfor 87 marriagea
bie young woman in three blo4ks.
.SIx iundred and flvo iorses .wer
ca.n in na In Jrune
Groceribf.
.-Groceries!!
Groceries I!
Bacon,
F0.lour,
Salt,
Sugar,
CoNeo,
M1olasses, .Lard,
8oap,
Candles,
mat~dhes,
bceso, Mackerol, Candy,
&c., &c., &c.
MaTch 3 D.P. BUZZI1ARDT.
The McLendon Expansion Itoll,
To he nacied to old gins, the work of
Mr. 1. P. Parker, or Abbeville, supplies a
want long felt. It. is attached at the tri
flinz expenso of $l0, and increases the
speed of I h gin from one fifth to one third,
wiihout increasing the draft. With this
improvement, the gins will gin elefiner, and
imke better lint that without. It has been
lemed at Ablieville, And given satisfaiction
In everv easo. The public nre notified not
to trifle with this patent. Any iniringe
mont 011 upo It will be handled according to
law. h'liose wishing to know anything
about fhe abov o tenit, are referred to Mr.
N. A. litnter, agent for Nowherry.
Rep. 8 AEm.
CARItIAGE AND BUGGY
PACTOR Y.
We will keep costinitly oil hand n
clhoie variety or [1lin Top and no Top
11u1ggivs of tc latest an1d n1.ost approled
sty les.
Old Carringes tond luggies renovated
an1d m1de to lonk good as ICw.
Ieia Iottetition giveni to repairiig fine
Carriages anl1d lluggies which is ilpottit
to cons1umer.q.
Itvpalir I., done in thle best manner and
at I vorle ull prices.
In coilectimn wiit our fNctory re nre
fillitng orders for line Garringes, light llock
aways, ('eirman1111towns I'lemons, Top nitd
Ito Top linggies Iromi a lirst lass North
0rn VCory. Terms te s on delivery.
Our lIctory is near the Dhepot.
J. TAYLOR & CO.
July 21 '28 y.
Tho Statt of 'South Carolina.
Nowherry County-in (te Court, of Probate.
Ieboeca Speake, vs. Loulisai C. Kilard,
et. al.
Peitiom for Dower.
It appenring to my sotisfaution tit it Roh.
ert II. 1lolm1an jild FrINc1is his wife, antI
Johni W. luinhet t and Mlinervai M. hisa wile,
par1 t defendant10, to this piti on, reside lie.
yond1 th 13limtits of tlh., Stle, amtl oun motion
ofI Messrms. Snhter, lbaxtecr ti'u J ohtne,
Pets. 8iolrs.,
Ii. Is ordeu'red that sa id absentI denantdat s
dlt leadtI, antswer't or demituir 1o Ibhis peLtit ion
wi'thin foi <bdirs freum thle pulient ion
beef rte som w10 Vill be ta.ken pro0. con
li'sso algaliint,I ithe ,
JohIN 'T. PETIiSON,
INSUM1NgF: 10 MPANY
OF NEW YORK.
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C'AS Hi CA j) l'. AIb-2,000,000.
A ssets 1st Jant'ry 18(19, $3Oti10.282 30
Lhiblities "' " 10(3,837 48
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JT.11. WASillbUltN.Secrelary.
Geo. M. IAON. Ass'i Soo'rv.
CII1A(,S. .1. M1:~i Al N. Pre'side'nt.
A. F. WI M ARtil, V hee,Pream't.
I). A. iilLD, 241 Vice-Pres't.
SI LAS JOIINSTONE,
Age'nt, iNewberriy, S. C.
Attgust 4l 30 tf.
NlBase For' Artificial Teeth.
Ilthave suc(ceedled ill intrtodunintg a ntew
hase for' atiici:0 tieethI wic th has g iveni
great santisfactilon iln Fhropean and( Northern
citieis. It is clean uly andtt dturable, antd tad
mits of' a fine polish wh lhout, metalic taste
or aniy inucovienVcemCt to ithe weacrer. All
those hiillng artillinmi teoth, wotuld do well
to cali aid exanmine before purchasinig oth-.
et' styles. All tmannaer of work done un,
ao'ienutii princtiples8. Thto.o wh~o preer
Vulcatnite Workh, canl, by lea vitg imp ~res
51i1ns with m1e0 hei suplieid from experin-.
ced N~orth3ern denutists, witht whom I have
tudo arrangemlents to hav'o work donte
upon01 shmort niotlco.
July 28 20) t f. J)entist.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
LanUi:xs . 11., S. C.
This establishmentm has been completely
fuirnishedl, andi is now open31 for tihe accom
mod01 tion of permanent a nd transient board
CIrS. 'i'bln well supplied. Rloomts com-.
f'ortable. Termrs mnoder'emo.
Aug. 4 JO if.
Thomas S. Moorman,
ATTOlRNEY AT LAW,
11mlas resm1ed the practice of Clue Law at
tis place, and ctan he found for thto presoent
at the Stote of ii. Moormanii & Co.
Feb 218 tf
KINSMAN CANDY FACTORtY.
Assorted Candy piut up1 itn 25 andl 50 lb
boxes suitable for (lie tradlo, whIch we wvar
rant perfectly pure. Mantufacturedl from
Crush Sugar-antd warranted to keep in all
elImates.
No.chargoe for boxes.
KCNSMAN 1111oH,
279 KIng Street,
Impoter In oysendCharleson, 8.'0.
Imprtes n tys ndfancy goods.
Terms eash,
August 11 31 tt.
Notice.
I whi 90111 on Monday, 5th Oetober next,
the balance of the Notes atnd l.coounta of
the etato of' 'W. Wi. Ilouseal-Jiankenpt
Tems Cash.
11. 11. I,0VEL ACE, Assignece.
Sep. 22 n7 nt
Equalitvy Life Ingurahk Co,"
OF VIRGINIA.
ANASONs WIY EVltY ONy F"OjjI,Dj INSURV IN
TIM EQ11ALITY IJ,FE INSURlANC 0O1
PANY OF HliMOND VIROINIA.
1st. It is more LIBERA L to the INSU.
REtS lan any other compaiy, and will
eventually becone PURELY MUTUAL and
belong to the INSURIElIS.
2d. It circulates its money amongst its
patrons, who are the insurers. Gonse.
quently they are continually getting the
belleil, of the rapid accumulations of the
Compniy, the money being invested by
the Board of Directors amiongst the in.
surers. Thberefore the insurers are build.
ig up ni inslitnt ion pecnillarly their own
and colnucted for their benefit.
3d. The lons of this company are as lib
erl is other compamies who declare divi
dends at the end of' the secoted, third and
ro.nrth years, bit, this Gompany at the end
of the irst and every year. Thereby the
isurer saves several yenrs' interest on his
loans by insilring in this Goipany, and he
never loses his moiney it he pays up for ONE
%VII01,1 YEAR ; whereas, in other coipa
mfles, he has to remain tn insurer for ser
eral years, or he loses all the money he las
iauid.
D AI11 1. CL.ARIK, Presirlent.
TIMOS. ii. WY NNN, Vice-President.
-ImiN Q. WINN, secretary.
General JAM1E Ii. LANE, Actuary.
Dr. . I. V A. NS, Mledic l Advisers.
Judge JO1N A. AtEItIEDITIT, Consellor.
nii MtECTon11.
.1. 11 WINSTON. Trea.surer nd Secretary
It. Fe. & 11.'. I.,
W.M. .1. J0ISt)N, of Johnson & Hunt,
W holeile (rocers.
W' M1. ii. l't)W ItS, of' Winston & Powers,
Wholesalv (Grocers.
A 1lili'T 01l) W A Y, Treasurer Bucking
1111111 State Compalnv.
.1. F. ( I liSON, Sitperintentlent Adams' Ex.
MiAlI.-1S Y. MOilS1, Morris & Co.'s Sn.
gill, linevy.
G. A. 'RI'L,l'% Superintendent Manchester
Colloll\110l4.
.1011N It. 'IL YLE, John II. & John Tyler,
.lemw.h.r.q.
110SP> 11,1,111.SER, Wholesale Dry Goods.
TIOIA4 8. IIA .1W IN, Clothier.
.1O11N .1. GIlDiltN, Cashier Planters' Bank.
.1. It DOW ElI,, Sllpriitend41elnt, Western11
Union Te rnph ComPnIV.
A LNEX (. BIttlERiTSON, Cinie Broker.
(E'0RGE '. LIll.:MING, Wholesale Grocer.
It. L. Blt1WN, of Brown, Juies & Go.,
WholesdeG:i irocers.
A. 11OD)MKI.:t, D)rnggi!t.
S. .11. 110:'B A oIl, o' S. & 1. Roseibaumill,
I ry Goods.
Equality Lif Iusi raice Co.
Examine Ils Pam1phtl biefore ynn insure, it
is to yur interest to do so.
Pi'fiii Ollin 1015 Maiu Stmt, Rtidmond, Va
tt Aountss WA ntKn .YrRtYWuFRIn
bENJ. 0. HIERIOT, GenI. TIrreling Ag't,
Chattelton, 8. C.
Sep. 22 37 ty.
DRBS. WRELLABf
AND
T115 MAlP 8 N,
i)ENTIAL SUItUEONS,
Newberry C. H., S. C.
lespectfulily state to th1e public generally,
that they aire pre'pa red to dio any and1( evor.vting
peuriaining In 1)( tf its fi Y, an the intsest 01nd
1102 inosI ppoved style, na pralcttcedl by the mo.sf
sieint Illo mneinbeua of' the piroteion. itrona11
Oxide Uns stdministeredl, nnd Tee th extrnlctedi
ithoni pan12 or1 dlager. WeO are the civ (1nes
lice'iwedt to use( tIhe VUJI/'ANl I ItAl foir
Art iticial Teetha in tie ilitrict of Newh erry, and(
will inisert te'eth on Vnstennite for 825r, 11eti
calls from the country. i'nttints can1 have their
nu1cco dann11 tree of chalrgo by Mr. lilenry
a lKeita r. ut the samue (Ifice. l'ntients dieslrling
onte ,seces at theIr 1eshloes ini thi County,
will liense let us know I'trouth the I'(,st (111eec.
Sp clOil itenttion paid 221 to duillcuit operations,
such 11s Cleft Palate, Neorosis, &co.,&.
W1. 11. AlKiCI03Alt,N
I ltke urent p?ca.lure In recommending may
step%son D)r. John it. TihomphsonI ns a scientilic
and, skilIlfi oplerator, a1141 wld'1 slate that 1
have formIled a copu1lrinershmip wit lhilhhn, as wili
be seen by tihe above naersement.
W. ii. McIKILLAiR.
July 21 28 tf. SurgoVtn .Dun'id.
NiEVBERRY FE1MALE
. REV. J. B. lhILLiIQUSE-PRINOII'AL.
Miss FANNIE LEIAVELL,
Assistants.
''ANNiu liILLHOUSE,.
Mn, F. Wanun--Prof"ssor of' Music.
CoL. S. FAInI-Chairmlan Boardi Trustees
Terms per quarter, of 21 nmonths, paIyabh
in advance.
Prliary1Departmaent, Spelling, Read
Ing, Writinmg anid First Lessons in
Arithmetic, English Grammar and
in Geogramphy,.... .. ...$5.0
EnglIsh Grammar, Geography, A rith
notle and istory,......... .5
Lttin, Greek. French, Logie,IRhetorie,
PhysIea!, Meatat and Moral Sel,
enees,........ . . .....$10 01
No Pupil wIll be charged at the samne lim<
with more than ono of the preceding rates.
Music, extra-$25 per session of fly
IIonrtding, with tihe Principal antd oters
onl reasontable terms.
T'horough lustruictioni nflorded In all th~
lbranchles of a 1 lberal eduicat ion.
March 10 10 if.
will, for the sake of snmiering humanity
send free to all Wiho need it. the receipt ant
directions for makting tihe simple remedy b1
whuieh lie was enred. Sunferers wishing ti
pront hy the Advertiser's experience, can d<
so by adressing, in perfect confidence,
JOi1 I . OGDEN,
Amoe 2 21 ly. No. 42 Cedar-st., N. Y .
Law Notice.
The undersigned have formed a partner
ship for the practie of Lawv in the 'Stat<
Courts and the United States Coumrts, fol
the Distriet of Sooth OCarolna. Oflice a
Newberry, S. C.
JTAMIE M. BAXTER,
April '114 t.f. RILAR .OinSTOwnE.
Rlk!s MaIlic 00h-6l Coso
THE SUBSCRI3E.R hse constantly ot
hand a full assortment of thobove qpproved
eases, of diYrent p Mtrab,pbel fipll);
of his own make, all of which Ie is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with E
promptne-qR and despatch.
Persons desirous of having, cases sont by
railroad will have them sent free of..obargo.
A Hearme is always on hand and.will be
furnished at the rate of So per day.
Thankfol for past patronage, the -sub.
scriber respectftilly asks for a continuation
of the same, ana assures the .public that
no effort on his part will be spared to rendor
the utmost satislaction.
A. C. CHAPMAN
Newberry S. C., July 31.
Sash & Blinds.
The subscriber takeO pleasure In annonie.
ing to thli community that, having mado I
all necessary arrangements, he will be able
to furnish
Sash with and without
Glass, and Blinds,
At Vry Moderate Rates!!
For Cash I!
ANDIEW C. CRAPMAN,
Oct.'1 41 tr. Newberry C. H., B C.
Zt. ').
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n
The Great
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SOUTHERN TONIC ;
11WIE & M ISE,
Proprietors &. Wholesale lDruggists,
Charleston, S. 0.
Dec. 23 fi' lY.
CottonPliaitCookStove,
WITHI
Plan ad Exlesio Iop
e a x m.e h v a 1
y u w hdi l erersn tt e
Fo BEonm in Fel
For leaeanienites ti C oo ing(;
ya very sm,l Lall Coainsution
Fof cno Fuel ;
For DBeabty ein
For CSmooth ns ofa stin gs ol
mand legno Fi nish
The1 "i lCton Plant"e
Fol Aent fo one oaf hat S.
Jalng2 an I(iin'w
CarlBesty o., Deainufcurro
Dor Sahnes, ofBlings.
rnta,and Eega a o n handsh
Tnhe andotcmpsto k Plat"o
olS.TAlE LNDS,E SaLhEDoo
SoDoors, Shes, n lin ds & . e
ierSis' 1( p ieo gawaso hn
N. i..-Strict attention paid to shipping in
good order.
NICKERSON HOUSE.
COLUMBIA,
8OUTH (GARILINA.
This pleasantly located ilOTiIL, unsur
passed by an lionse in the South for coim
fort and Ithehy localIty, is open to Tray
clers and others seeking BOA RD for the
Summtter. FamIlIes cant be accommnodated
wIth ntice, sirn rooms, on reasonable terms,
"A call Is solieited."
Moy 19 20 tf .WM!. A. WIGlT.
Books,Periodicals aind stationary.
'Nowherry 0. HI S. C.
BU T i I
L ii UT8IV1AL - "'W
OF, NEW YORK.
INCO'RPORATND - 1842
ASI ASSETS.0,Vl TRIRTY MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS.
Cash-ludoi. go,187,og 31igt
Dividends to Policy Holders, 1887, $2,238
174.37, d
Now Policies issued in 1?67i 10,1066
The Company Is PURELY MUTUAL. N<
lividends to stockh'olders. Tho entiro' pro,
its are returned to the ad8ured, thus edusrit
'olicles to become SELF-SU9TAINING it
hirteen years, or to double In t#eniy.
Interest received from Investmente, 186*7
ver $1,300,000.
Excess of INTEREST RECEIPTS ALOI4
iver losses, about $400,600.
Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages on Ron
state, in the City or Now York, over SEV1
?NTEEN MILLIONS of dollars.
It is the richest Company In the world,
to policies are non-forfeliablo, Its divi
ends are the largest.
Applications for Columbia, and the North.
rn portion of South Carolina, received by
GREG, PALMER & CO.,
General Agents.
DENsoN M. JONEs, Agent at Newberry.
JAMES ATCINTOS, M. D., Medleial Exam.
ler.
Feb. 10 6 ly.
GROVER & BAKER'S
EWING MACHINES
Were awarded the very Highest rrIze,
lie llperill Cross or the Legioni of Honor,
WARooNvERiD UPoN ItEPIRUSENTATIVB
at the
XPOSITION UNIVERSALLE, PARIS, 1867.
A 1.SO
rere awarded the liighest Premiums at the
State Fairs of
New York, Vermont, New Jersey, Pennsvlva
In. Ohio, In'diana, ichigan, wsconsinl, Iowa,
Citicky. Tenneseo, Missouri, Alabamna. Mis
Fsippl, Virginia, Nrorth Carolina, California
regonl.
A I the Fairs of the Amerian Institute, Franka
n1 Institite, Majryland8 Ins1itute, MuS. A1o
ianic's Association, Penn. 31echnnic's Ir.sti
te, St. Louis Agrietltural and Meehanie's As,
ciation.
First Prizes hnve ilso been awarded these
nchines at the exhibitious of London, Pnris,
ublin, LinZ, iesnuCon, R1yonne, st. Dizier,
halons, and they have been furnished, by
>ecial command to the
mpress of France, Empress of Austria. Em
press of Russia, Empress of Brazil, Queen
of Spain, and Queen of Bavaria,
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TIE GROVEI & B.AKER
'iastic-Stitch Sewing Mahiues
ARE 17l'RitOR TO Ai.. OTilEns FOR
TIllK FO.L.OWINU UFASONS:
1. They sew withi two threads direct from the
mool nnd require no re-winding.
2. Thy are inure easily understood and used
imi less lianble to derangement than other ma
flnes.
3. They are enpoble of executing perfectly,
ithiout change ot adjustilent, a much greater
iriely ot' work thnu oiher uachioes.
4. The stitch made by thete naclineq is much
ore Ili m. elastic, and durable, especially upon
rtiices whuch iequirc to be iiashid and irosed,
inn any other stitch.
5. This stitch, owing to the manner in whilni
ie under horendl ig Inwroiglit, Is much the mnst
hunp and benautiful in nse, and retingi this
lump,tnevs and beauty ev'en upon articles fre,
noiutly washed and ironed ntil they are worn
6. The structuire of the seam is such that,
luinghi it be cut or brokein at iilervals of onxly
few at iches. it will iieither open , run nor
we'l, biut remnlns lem ind diluuralte.
7. Un like othe unu vichinets. these Iasten both
adls of' I le seami by t heir own operation.
8. With these mnchmiers, while silk Is used
pint the right or Riced side' of the seam, cotton
ay be used uponua the oither sIdie without Jesse,
Ig thie s-t rength or udurnibility of' the seam. This
mn lhe donea on no other inchine, nud is ai
reat savinig upion all articles stitched or made
p with silk.
0. Tihese machines, In addition to their supe.
or mer its as inistrumenits t7r sewing, by a chanmge
I adjustment, ensily leurarnd ipracitised, exe,
ite the most becautiful und perman.uent enm
roldery and ormnatal work.
KINSMAN BROTHERS,
A gent, for Sonuth Carolinin,
270 King Street, Charlesten.
Aug. 11 31tf.
I'. P. Forreston,
Jobber and dealer in
iERMAN, FRENCli, ENGLUSH AN[)
ioAMEilCAN TOYS,
Tosiery 'Il'rimn 1Ilg s nid anlc3
(000tis, iltsicl 1nstr'umentsL,
Yankee Notions,
(Iso Fvshionable Emnporium of Dcsignis 'oi
tamping, IBraldling & Emlbr'oider
Constanttly on hand a large and well
assorted stock of'
3rni'ids, French .Embr Ioiderv, Cot.
.5
R i Ibbons,4 &c,
No. 60 I(IN ST,, CIIlulLSTON, 8, 0.
Dec 2 49tf
COLUlMBIA HOTEL
COLUMBIA, S. C.
-o
[il1lE PRIOPiET OitS take pleasure in an,
I otneing that this elegantily.furnished
Grtablaishent is now opent for the accoi
nodation of gitsts. The table will alwayt
10 supplIed with every delicncy of the sea'
ont-both fromt New York and Charlestotl
darkets, and no eff'orts wvililibe spared te
~ive perfect satisfaetion, in ovary respect, tc
ur patvronq.
WM. GORIMAN, , 'tPtt.Oa
lt. II. BADENlIOP, I*REo8
May 6 18
WVolf0's Schiedamll Slmapp~s,
AND)
I30ttledl WXines and Liquors,
A supply of' these justi.y celebrated good:
or mtedlicinal nind pririnte use, just reCcei VOl
,y the tundersigned Agents for Newberry
SM iiTli & C1ilRISTIA N.
Jan 2'7 Ly
D)UFFIF & CHAPMAN,,
D~ealors in Foroign and D)omestic
Li torn Lurio.
SNowborry 0. HI., S. 0,
0. 0. CHASE,
Igent for the ( rea t North1
ALMERICAN L,IFE INS. C0,
AND
Zeli's Phosphate.
Ang. 18.
Sontl di6 line
Piedmont Lifed ance o
AU'HORIZED 0APITAi.: .....
OAIITAL PA1D IN AND SEHURELY INVES
AC UMULATED ASSETS TU THIS DATZ- 0
NUMBER OF 1...E 18.UEDJ......... .
OFFY
W. C. OARRINGTON President.
J. J. HOPKINS, Secretary.
OFFICERS OF SOUTIH
J. -P. TItOMAS, President Board Direct
Dit. ISAAC BRANCH, 8
DIRE(
John McKenzle, I
John S. Preston. It. 0. 8Shh
F. W. MoMaster, W. B. Gil
Johin T. Sloan, Sr., Thomp-or
It. W. Gibbes, J. D. Kot
T IIS BRANCH OFFICE offers all indue
Office, with the'o advantages: The C
ing operations has been incurred, the sucec
the whole Capital and Assets of the Home
Tho entire management of tho Piedmont i
Js to sustain Southern interests. It further
within thie State, under the direction of the
South Carolina Board of Directors, in whoso
The Piedmont claims to be equal in the p
any oiler Oompany, surpassed by none, an
wIshing to Insure not to do so until they hav
Southern Company.
The first Dividend of the Piedmont Life It
FORTY PER CENT., which proves the ecor
tion of risks,
August 4 30 tf.
Je Ne ROBSON,
Commission Merchant
Nos. I & 2, Atlantic Wharf,
CIH A R L E STON, S. C.
Having ample icans for advances, a bus
iness experience of twenty years, and con
lining himself atrictly to a Commission
Business, without operating on his own ac
count, respectrully solicits consignments of
Gotton, Flour, Wheat, Cori, &c.
Shippors of Produce to him may, at their
option, have their consignments sold either
int Charleston or New York ; thus having
the advantaIge of two markets, without ex
tra commission.
REFERENCES:
Bishop W. M. Wightian, S. C; Col.
Win. Johnsonl, Charlotte N. 0; Rev. T. 0.
Soimlers, Tenn. ; lion. John P. King, An
gumsta, Ga. ; Messrs.. Geo. W. Williams &
Co., Charleston, S. 0. ; Messrs. Williams,
Taylor & Co., New York.
Alpril 28 17 ly.
LOUIS SCIODAIR,
Baker & Confectioner,
MAIN STREET,
Newberry, S. C.
Respect fuliy intforms his inny customers
and the plblic generally that his
INow Bake Oven
now completedl, and by its convenient ar
rangemeort he can, hakel~ any and everythinig
in his line at the shortest possible n'otice,
sulch as
Cakes, P'astPy, &c.,
in satisctory and handl(some1 stle. Parties
and D)inner s furniish,ed at sh,ortenst not ice.
Freshi bread, ph'sq anId cake on hand.
Mealnts servedl at any hor
Fish, oysters an:d game cain be hadu at all
times.
Thankini,1 for past favors he solicits a con
tinuancei~ of tile liberal patmonage heretoflore
bestowed.
l)ec. 2 40) if.
CITiZEN'S SAVINGS' BANK
OF
SOUTH CAROLINA,
NMewberry JBranoh
OffceoOn Pratt Street.
-0
OFFICERS:
Genl. WADE IIAMPTON, President.
J. B. PA LMER, VlcesPresident.
Thomas E. GREGG, Cashier.
G. T. SCOTI', Assistant Cashier.
FA IR, POP'E & PO PE, SolIcitors.
Local Finance Board.
JOllN T. P'ETERtSON,
EMANUE L 8. CO PPOCK,
RUEIBEN S. ChIICK.
IntePosts on D)eposits at the
Rate of 6 Per Cent., Per
Office Hours.
From 0 a. in., to 5 p. m.
( Extract from B1y-Lawvs.]
"Deposits may be made by any minor
over theo ago of twelve ye.ars, either with or
wIthout a guardian, andI by marrid women
In their own namnes, ihums. of $1 and up,.
warud will be roceived, but no Interest shall
be paid on the fractional parts of $1, nlor On
any sum where theo whole depnsit is less than
$5, nor for the frac',ional part, of a :nonth."
WVill be ready for B3usiness .Mlay 1st.
May 5 18 Gm.
Eff MANIIOOD:
11ow Lost, Hlow Restored.
Just published, a new edif ion of Dr. Cluh
verweil's Celeb,ratedl Essay on the radical
cure (without medicine) or 8permatorrhcoa.
or Sominal WeakItness. Involuntary Geminal
Losses, Impotency, Mental andl Phyrsical 1In,
capaeity, Impedimentsq to Marriage,, etc.;
also, Consumption, Epilepsy, an:d Fits;
indu~tce b self'lndulgenco or sexual ex'%
ce .'rico, in a scaled envelope, only six
The celbratedl author, In this admirable
essay1 clearly dlemonstrates from a thirty
years succssful praictice, that tile alarming
consequoecs of self,abuse may he radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application, of the knife;
poinlting.out a mode of cute at once simple,
certain, and effectual, .by nieans of whichi
everybsutfrerr, no mnatter what is condition
ma ho, may euro himself cheaply, privately
anfraIscalu shmould be in the hands of
every yonth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelop'e, to
any ddress, postpaid, on receipt of.sIx
cont or two post: stamp s, Also, Dr
verd ils ' Mntrigo Guido" price 25 dents.
Address the Publishers
OJIAS. J. 4. lKLINE & C0.
12 ,,0wey, N. Y., ro,t- 00hoo Boi 6,A86.
Ipany, of IC ond
........ . . .,.
VER ....... ...... ...... ......... p
0----- .
C;ERS;
R. If. MAUVRY: Vc0-rilosIdbM.
0. 11. PERROW, M. D., MedicalAdij
(AROLINA BRAN01 :
ore. S. L. LEAPHARTi' I.
uperintendent of Agents.
)TORS:
4ayor of Columbia.
,or, Ex-Governor M.onhas
liok, M. C. Butler,
Earle, T. 0. Perthn,
medy, Dr. Ismao Branch.
oments for Life Insuranco ofa perfect Homr
Lpltal Is furnished, the expense of commeppa -
ss, beyond peradventure, is established, snO\
company stand committed to sustain It.
3 in the hands of Southern men, and its aim
pledges itself to invest all funds accruing
gentlemen named above, constituting th
integrity you must have entiro confidonge.
rivilegs and benefits granted its patrons, to
I superior to many, a"d only reiest parties
a examined the merits -of thuis 'stablislied
isurance Company paid on Life Policies W6i
omy of its nmanagement and its careful oe.*
THOMAS S. MOOIMAN,
Agent at Newberry.
INSURE IN TIE.
ANERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY0
OF
PHILADELPHIA.
ALEX . WIIrF,LDIN, President.
uEO. NUGEN', Vice-PresIdent.
JOHN 8. WILSON, ettetry.
JOHN C. SIMMS, Actusry.
Assets, - - $2,500,000.
Annual Income, 1,000,000.
The American-Is now one of the Olde.l.
Companies in the United States, Chartered.
18.50.
The American-has $200 of Assets for
every $100 of Limbilities.
The Americau-Never lost a dollar of I-.
vemt,ments.
The American-Issues policies on A,. d*
sirable plans.
The American-AIakes ALL polIcIeS-non-fo
feitable.
The American--Pays Life Policies to tAws
insured at the age of eighty years.
The Amerienn-Ilas no unnce essary restric
tions on travel and residene.e.
The Amerla-Declares divi dends annual
iy at ihe end of the firAt yet ty.
The American-Plays nil lo'se i promptly.
Has all the tables of rates i ter Life, En
dowment., Income Prodicing, Returu Pre
miumm, P'remiumi liednei ng, C. bidrenm's 'En-.
dlowmlent Policies, and grants .Annuities oni
most favoralI le terms. its ra ses are low.
It hast both11 the tu ai anid stoe ~A plans.
CA [MDWI, & IR ICNIZ,EII, tien'i Agente'
NTorthI anmd )smunh Garolina. Oflice Firea
N%a tion,ailhanik building, Charkh me, N. 0.
nmni -ro
Ex. Gov. Vane, Charotte, 2 5. 0.
Gon. .J no. A. Yong, "
Gen,. Ahexander, Columbia, S. 0.
Col. .l as. Gilhhs, " .
"IL. 1). Chmilds, "' ' h
J. NEWTON FOWLJES, ) tent;.
Ul Agents Wanted. ibleraI arrange..
lmet will be umado with meon iw lNo Muar
nIUSm:ss1. .lunJomi 9) 22 ly,
r 3H 'E Advertiser. having been rc stored to,
Ihealth in a fe~w weeks, by a very inm.
plo remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and tha,.
dread (ilsease, Consumton-.Is an x4ous ten
make known to his follow suffer, irs,. thbu
means of enre.
To all who desire it, he will sent' I a copyv
of the prescription used (free of' <iargc)),
wvith the dIrectIons for p)reparing ar .dlusingt
the same, which they will find a su re euros
for Consumption, Asthmna, Bronehit ia, etc.-.
The obiject of' the Advertiser in send ing the'
Prescription is to benefit tho afflict. 3d, an-dl
spread( infoilmation which lie conceive ~ao be,
invunable; and Ihe hopes every stuffen ter wilti
try hIs remedy, as it will cost them e ithing.,
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, will.
please adldress
Rnsv. EDWARD A. WVILSo: i
Williamsburg, Kings Co., N .L
June 2 21 ly..
JOS. W. HARRISSC fK
Artist Supply,
Paint,Oil ,Glass, Sasli, Blrt dh,
Varnish, Lamp, and Pe-.
troleum Oil S,oro.
Patent Thief Detecting Mee.
cy Drawers.~
Parker's "Furniiituro Glos'
02 QUEEN STREET, CHIARLE*,
T ON, 8. 0.
AprIl 28 17 Gm
JAMES ALLAN,
Importer and Dealer in
Fine Watches, Clocks, e
Jewehry,' Silvrer and Plated
Ware, pcettcos, Eyo Glases,
*Fnoy GoOda, &o.
No. 80'7 King 8t'$at,
CHIARLhESTON,- 8.
aWiiS.OLOCEBs and dEWmurtm