Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rav DAVID DICKSON'S: Ureat Book on Farming now out. No farm ers library compite without it. Bound in cloth, extra, Sl; Sheep, 34.53; Half Moroc co, S5. Orders recei vel at this uffiee. Good canvassing agents wanted. For terms, ap ply at this office. June : -tfM. FOUND, O: S.ttrda last in the p'blic road near dr. Henry W. Ri ard's re idence, an old pocket bek, containing a small amount of uone, which the owner can have by pty ing for this-advertisement. Apply at. this oL!iee. Aug. 3, ;1-It. EVER9BODY CO. is TO L1 i MAfHAULLS 90 YOU HEAR, DO YOU HEAP. Aug. ,3-. FLOUR FLOUR. 56 Barrels of FLOUR just received and for sale at $8 Per BARREL M. FOOT. Aug. 1 MTESt,W A R E\VS, TilE DECLARATION OF WAR BI TWEEN F!tiNCE AND PRUSSIA has cared much ecaitneent in this country, and las been the theme of much expression c, o:nion as to what advantage (if any) w derived from it. 1POLEON AND P'i.S A WILL BOTII REQUIRE J;:;EADSTUFFS, Arn, 3tunitiuns of War our mannfactured goods, which will e:linee prices, and pour thousands of dol lIrs into the lap of the North, East and 1 We-t, whic FoR COTTON WILL NATURALLY FALL (OFF AND prices decline. It is s.atf to sur mise t'is will conseiurently produce over 5,090 CSES OF SUFFE.ING AT TIIE rOUTH, WHIERE UUlR people will have Cotton to sell, and wil! unfortunately have Dreadstuffs to pur ebIase. DEPRESSiON, fromn this. or other c.urs5, NERVOULS IsElULITY, INDIGES iHN, D)YSPEPSIA, U!EARTBURN AND ClIIL LS AND FE:VER can be cured by the Gjreat Southern Tonie, S[1ITEi BITTEIIS Wil!CII 1S RECOMMENDED BY THEI lIIl'! EST med. icaLIlauthmority. in the-State. (See WXrapper arounid cJLeh Bottle.) FBR TilE StMTER BITTERS IT IS WELL KNOWN l!AS ('URED hundreds all over the South', at.d imparted to) thenm that IIEALTII AND VIGOR that Soldiers of the~ t' SUM IEI R TTEIRS is for sale by P'rgists and Groce:s everywhere. PloPRIETIR, CHARLESTON, S. C. Fur s.ale by Dr. J. McINTOSII, NE WItERRY, S. C. COTTON GINS, &c. (:'lett's parent steel brush: Cotton Gin. Thisrcrte g ini ahe seen at work in e*very ititi the State. Price &; per Bromis' G'orgia pattern Cotton Gin. ilall' patent Cotton Gin Feeders-pre vent any hard substance entering the gin, protceerng thi' saws from i::jury and tihe lint from lire. Price 81.50' per saw' to size of gin. )eerng's Coton Press. P'riee $55. Cahodys pGoet ro s teed llul ers .e ,5 -Hutchinson's Cider Mills. Price $25. for wheat and smIali grain Price Slmi. An iall kinds of agricultural iniplemnents for sale. low. C. CRAVELEY, Z/: P.st Ba it.. "outhi of the old Post Office. A 1: 3 -Thm t.harleson 0 C. NTEW YORK~ COST PRICES.' I Propose to Sell Am determined to Sell, And will SeH Fant(y Articles, Ginm ('racks, Nic Nacks. ittl thig ndbi ting AT COST PRICES FOR CASH, T maeroom for Fall Stock. if Dagius are iantedI then, now & he time ml n:ine is the place to I rein< nt"ra:nted for C 1' h A. HARRIS. SBook.-At entssell100 per week. Price L a I$5. Addtess L. Stebbius, lIartford, Ct. 25A DAY!-0 new articles for Agents / Samuples free. It. L'. S U A WV, Alfred, 31e. SALESMEN.-Send for Circular. a first-class )usiness and steady employneint. B. F. HOWE, 7 Arch Street, Pi:iladelhLia, Pa.' eadvile Theological Sch:ool.-Unitarian: -educ.rtes J1iiisters: $1G, z: year t.o poor stu leuts; begins Aug. 9. Apply to A. A. Liver uore. 'lcadville, l'A. ( _URIOUS. HOW ST.-ANGE !-The 3arried Ladies Private Companion contains the de :ired inforn,tion. Sent free for stamp. Ad iress Mrs. If. 311:1G"Et:, Hanover, Pa. WE WILL PAY AGENTS a salary of $35 per week or uilow a large comnissicsn to sell >ur new lnventi,n. Address J. W. FR:INK & .. Marshall, Mich. WANTED. AGENTS.-S'0 Wateh free. given gratis to every live iran who will act as yr Agent. I;usiness light and honorable, vays '30 per day. Address It. Monroe Kenned) & 'o , 1'ittsburg. Pa. BOOK AGENTS WANTED.--Ladies of the White House." No cnpo=itinn. Steel En :ravines. Itapid sales. For circnlars. address ['. S. l'uaLIs11NO Co.. N. Y.. Cinciuna:i and 'hicago. StJ W1~anted in a piaving busines-. ALESNAVa S. E i:DY, 413 Chestnut St.. P -'itt'IAN(;'..'AS(I'AT14N t1: SO1L Cli A t111 NG .-4 p'ge: cloth. Ihis wonder fal book has :ull ;atructious to enable the read sr to fiscinate either sex, or any animal, at will. I-'neri.m. Spiritualism, and hundreds of other :urious experinents. It can be obtained be send Ing addre.s, with I' cents postage. to T. W. EV A.S & Cu.. No. 41 So. Eighth St.. Philadelphia. STAR SPANGLED B&NNER.-A large 40 column paper. Ledger size. illustrated. Deco *ed to Sketches. I'oetry, Wit, Ilumor. genuine 'un. Nousense, of a sensible kind, and to the ex osure of Swindling. Humbugs. &c. Only 75 :ts a year. and a superb engraving -Evangeline." I I-2x: i:ct. gratis, 3 -,:r circulation. Money re 'unded to all who ask it. It is wide-awake. fear es'. truthful. Try it now. 75 ctq. a year. Spe imens FREE. Address -I NLNE lt," iins ale. N. It. PATENTS. Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent tre advised to counsel with 31CNN & Ct)., edi ors of the Scientific American, who have prose uted claims before the 'atent Office for over wenty Years. Their Am,:rican and Euzopean 'atent Agency is the most extensive in the vorld. Charge:s less than ay other reliable igeucy A pamphlet containing full instructions o inventors is sent gratis. MCNN & CO., 37 1'ark tow. New York. YES! IT IS TRUE! That the I:est Mowers-the Best Droppers-the est Selt-Rakers to be found in the world are the )riginal and lHeliable I>ouble-Motiou .tna 3Ia hines, made by the ?TN A 31 A N l FA("TUI,ING 1).. of Salem. Ohio. Send for Pamphlet con nining particulars. r HUMAN MACHINE.-New Book. Free E for Stamp, TARUANT & Co., N. Y. 7R1PT. ll0\OIIBLE. ItELIABLE. AI GENTS WANTED in every city, town and L villagefor the largest and most successful )OLLAI: 114 tSE in the country-ONLYlONE ndorsett by the leading Papers and Express Co.'s f the United States. Our goods give universal atisfaction, our premiums to Agents CANOT BE :CstLED. and our checks are free. Having two tuses-Boston and Chicago-our facilities are ixca LaD. and our business exceeds in amount i. other concerns in this trade combined. . SEND FOR CIlRCULAlRS and FREE I,U R to S. C. t HOMPSON & CO., 36 Federal Street, Boston, or 158 State Street, Chicago. A MODEL HOUSE. Being a cripple. I have made house planning a pecial study. One built last season has proved a todel of conveuieuce. beauty. and economy. )escriptive circulars of Plans, Views, etc.. with eneral information of value to all, sent free. Lddress. with stump or script if convenient. EO. J. CuLBY,A1rchitrct,Waterbury,Vermont. New spaper Advertising. A Book of 1S5 closely printed pages. lately is ted, contains a list of the best American Adver sing Mediums. gieing the ntames, circulatious, ud Intl particular s concerning the leading Daily d Weekly Poli5iat and Family .Newspapera, rtether with all thos~e having large circulations. ubl ish.edin the interest of Religion. Agriculture. .irture. &c.. &c. Every Advertiser, and eve Sperson who contemplates becomuing 'ouch, wilt nd this hook of great value. Mailed free to any ddress ou receipt of tii'teen cents.'GEO. P. t0WLL & Co . Publishers, No. 4) Park Row. iew York. The Pzttsburg. Pas.. L.e-der. in its issue of May 9. 187 . says: " rhe firm of(G. P. IRowell & Co.. rhich issues this ii.teresting and valuable book. the laraes-t and be,.t Advertising Agency in the nited States. and we clii cheer fully recommend t., the atten tion o f those who desire to adver ibe their business scieintifically and systematical yin such a wav: that is. so to secure the largest mout of publicity for the lea.st expenditure of ior.ey . LARGEST--3EST--ClEAPEST! "'NTERPRISE. IN DUSTRY. T ACT. Liberali ty. andl t e lest 'Talent, have for over T wen y Years been freely need upon 00Pr&S RrPal N8W-YoiPkert 'nd as a restult it is now. pre-emiinently, the .argest. Best and Cheapest Illuntrated lRural, iterary and liamily Wees:ly in the World. es of thtousards of v ide-awake People. alt over he Contiue nt, take and r.dmire thie Iural for its uperior .\bility. Valtue. I liustrations. Style. &c. HlE PRE~S AND PEOPLE PRAISE IT! For exaimple, an ECxchiange says: '"The lRural . the moEst E;legantly l'rintedl. Ably Edited, Widely Circuoited :and Heartily Welcomed Pa wr as a whole. which now linds its way among 1'-r Yoi. NXIL. begins July 2. Try it! (Only S.Zr) per volume lr.; numbers, or e3 per year. Less to cZlubtS. -ubscribe Noov! A'ddress D. D. T. MOoRE, 41 Park Row, K ew York. from now to .Janut try 1. 1871. tiNE 1))L LAR will pay for the E3f-W EEELY dio. ito. 53 cents a month 'ivs for the~ PA I LY S'N. Address. ' W. ENG LA NlI Punblisher, New York SUGAR~ CANE AND SORGHUM MILLS. SEvaporators a" d Horse Powers. embodying a1 the recent imiprovements andt taking tie lead if every kiod irn market. Msr.urctuied by ;EIJ. L. StgltEl & Bib).. Enifalo. N. Y. Et her Sugar or Sorgo Mlanua!s for 1870 sent free. rhe great criginal illustrated Comic week ly pa er. The first 1, numbers sent on receipit ot 6 c.; ingle numbers 1-'c. Liberal terms to agents. Spedid Chiromoh l'remniums to subscribers. Ad lredi Punchinello Punblish ing Co., $3 Nass au at., N. . P'ost-oflice box 2,783. July 27. 3 -at NOTICE. Son!th Carolina Railroad. Ott alnd after .1ll 1st, 1870, all Passen ers gettinir onI Traitis at Stations where Tickets A RE SOLD, and neglecting to pur ease Tickets, will be charged t.he Cor.duct or's Excess Rate. But all Passenrgers get tng on at Stations where Tickets are NOT SOLD, will be charged only the Agent's ALFRED: L. TYLE;R, S. R. Pieras, General Ticket Agent. J l 1:i - - . NOTICE To the Citizens of Newber' ry County. NY o,fl!ee of TRtIAL JCSTICE is now open for the tranmsaction of all business in my lineo, irrespective of position or color. I wi be consciento?s asd just to all oar ties coming before te. M. GR iAY, Trial Justice, Oiice over Z. White's gun shop. NOTICE! I htave ju.st receive'd from the New Yrk Fueerv. the new style of VIC. T( RY JARS for putting up Fruits. F- r .sle law. Call at A- HARRIS'. South Carolina BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, (Building formerly occupied by Carolina Na tional Bank.) MAIN STREET, Coluiiibia, S. C., July 1st. 1870. This Bank, Savings, and Tru-t Company, under their charter, nith nnple capital, rie prepared to meet the wants of gener.l bu i ness. We discount commercial and all paper on approved collaterals ; make collections at acc:'ssible points in the United States ; buy and sell exchange on the principal citles in the States and Canadas ; purchase and sell Government Blonds, Bank B;ills, and Southera Securities. Adv.tnces ma.le o:i cnsig:nent of Cot ton and other products with bil!-ladingr a' tached, or aare-ho:te receipt. By special arr:ngemenrt we receive deposits. allow%ing interest, and issue certific tes for the satme. Prompt attention Iiven to the co!!eeton of salaries, and liquidation of claims ugainst the Etate Govertl ument. HA Rl)Y SOL,OMON, President. J. C. IROA'lI, Cashier. July _o, 29-:;,mos. TURNIP SEED LANDRETH'S NEW CROP. Yellow ituta Baga. White Ruta Baga. White Flat Dutch. Norfolk. Lar;e White Globe. Poueraiia Globe. Hanover and Seven Top. Warranted fresh and genuine. For sale at PRATT'S Drug Store. July 20, 29-tf. A Splendid Rosewood Piano Worth $500, For New Subscribers to Burke's Weekly. TUE Publishers of Burke's Weekly for boys and girls oifer a splendid i5o Rose wood Piano, for the Largest Club of New Subseribers, (not less than thirty.) sent to that paper. Send for particulars and a specimen copy to J. W. BURKE & CO., July 27, 30-tf. Macon, Ga. WOOL-ROLL CARDING AT GOODGION'S FMTORY HAVING supplied onrselves with new cards, and refurnished our Factory gene. rally, we flatter ourselves that with our per sonal superintendence, and prompt atten. tion of operators, we can give satisfaction in eveav instance. Our BATTER, with which we now make PERFECT MIXES, is in full operation. Il.ets. per pound is our price for carding wool when the wool is greased-two cents per pound extra when we furnish the oil. We have stables and lots for horses, and accommodations conven ient for those patronizing. Mr. A. W. T. Simmons, at IIelena Shops, is our agent for Newberry. Wool rolls will be returned every ten days. IR. S. & J. W. GOODGION. L\urens, S. C., July 1S, 1870. July 2o, 29-3w. DISTRICT COUTRT of the UNITED States--For the Dist. of South Carolina. Iu thme matter of Laurens Rail Road Co., Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said Court against the estaite of said Laureres R. Rt. Company of the State of Southm Carolina in said District, adjudged Hankrupt upon the petition of its creditors, and the payment of any debts and the de livery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt to the said Co. or to its use, and the transfer of any property by said Co., are forbidden by law. A meeting of cred itors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debtsq and chose one or more Assignees of said Bankrupt's estate will be held at a Court of Bankruptey to be holden at Newberry C. H., in said District, on the 12th day of Au gust, 1870, at 12 o'clock M., at the office of C. G. Jaeger, Esq., one of thme Registrars in Bankruptcy of said Court. L. E. JOIINSON, U. S. Marshal, Messenger. Per A. P. Pm:mn, Dep. Mes. July 2o, 29-3t. Magic Elastic Hiand Stamps. A NEW INVENTION, for Printing on Paper, Wood, Leather, Glass Gloth, &c. Business Men! prit your own Cards, Bill heads, Wrampping Paper, &c., saving Prin ter's Bills. 1Prices, '3 to x8. Sheets with priced designs sent free. Agents wanted. Liberal inducemncts-810 per day easily made. Canvassing outfit, $1. S.\ITHI IIALL & CO., No. 88 Courwlandt M., Now York. July 20, 29->t. IMPORTANT NOTItR JUST REtEREI A small and beautiful lot of LADIES GOAT POLISH BOOTS, Ladies English Front Lace Gaiters. from the world renowned Factory ol Miles & Son. ALSO, A few cases of C. Lines' famous Latdies' Walking Boots. All of which will bc SOLD lOW FOR CASH, ABRAMS, GRIFFIN & CO.. Per McD. METTS. JTu v6. 2'7-tf. FOR SALE OR TO LEASE FOR A TERM of YEARS. MY PL ANTA~TION on Saluda, near Oh Town Depot. MU CLES, CORN, IMPLE EN ,&c,mayv be had with the place. Apply otn the place, or to JOHNSON HAGOOD, BARNWELL, S. C. 'SAVE YOUR FRUITS. TiIE' Caroltina Mannfacturing Compani has jutst received a large supply of FRUI CANS of a very superior quality, whiel will be sold low for CASHI. A. T. COOK, Spt. AT LOUIS SHODAIR'5 Juie 1, 2.-tf. Thc Greet Medical DiscoverY! Dr. WALXERS CALi CIOXL.. VINEGAR BITTERS, I FldrCds of Tiousadi THEY AIE OT A VILE FANCY DRINK,j .dIade of Poor tumu Whiskey, Proof Spir its. and Refuso Liquors, <octored, sp>cedl ad sweeteued toplcase tiie taste, ca'ed"Tonics' A petizers'." " testorers," &e., that lead the ti-Wr on to drunkenness and ruin, but are atrue '.ldi,;inc, made tro:n the Native Roots and if,erts of Cahtornia, free from al1Alcohoic Stinulants. They an- t eGREAT BLOOD YURIFIERau: LIFE GIVING PRIN CIPLE, a perlct Re-uovatnr and lavigoratot of the System, c:.rrym -ott all poisonous matter, -Ind restoriur the U43 to a healthy condition, No person can taL"o these Eitters, according to ;irrecti'fl, end ret:tan long unwdll. $tOo wi it be given for un incurable case, pro siti: the bones are not des'xoyed by mmeral ,ois:ns or other me.ns, and the vit:l organs w:sted beyond the pont of r'pair. For InSsamtaatory and Chronic Rheu matism, and Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indi ge ition, Bilious, :Etomittoat. and Inter mittent Fevers, D is-ases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, the"e Bit tors have been mwt tsuccessdul. Such Dis ea..ses are caused b Vitiated Blood, which is g.-nerally I>rulucei by derangement of th9 Digestive rgans. 'Tuey iuv:guate the stomach. and etimulato th toipl liver and bowels, which render them of :1unulled eilUacy in cleansing the bloo- of il. i:nurities, and imparting now life and vigor to :he whole system. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, !i':n in th,e Shoulders, Coughs, Tightne:'s of the C:st, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Bad Taste in tle Mouth, liilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Ivart, Copious DLischarges of Urine, Pain in the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other .tinful symptoms which are the offsprings of Syspepsia.. are cured by these Bitters. ieanse the Vitiated B,ood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in Pim pes. Eruptions, or Sorest 'eause it when it i foul, and yourfoelings will + y ou when. Keep the blood pure and the health of the system will folow. PI', TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in the system of so many thousands, are effectuall destroyed and removed. For full directions, read carefully the circula1 around each bottle, printed in four languages Englilh, German, Fhench, and Spanish. J. WALKER, 32 & 34 Commerce Street, N. I Proprietor. R. H. McDONALD & CO., Druggists and General Agents. San Franei,eo, California, and 32 andS-k Cor. n e stU etY AL KOIT DEALERlS. -- - July 6, 27-6mn. BR. Js R. TIIDMPSUN SURGEON DENTIST, (Successor to D)r. W .B. McKellar.) Office over McFall & Pool's store, on Mal Stree. All the old busineus left un6inished will it completed on the terms as before arraniged and everything done in the best manner ani warranted. The patronage of the public respectfully solicited. Dec. 8, 48-tf. SPEI[MOTICR I A M Uow disposing of my stuck SUMMER GOODE At NEW YORK COST, in ordert make ready for myl FALL SUPPMESa You have already grot goods frot lm very cheup; comeG now and ge chcpr bargains. A. HARRIS. June 22, 25-tf. MONTHLY MAGAZ'IE, Two Dollars per Annum. 64 Pages Reading Matter 30 Pages Advertisements WALKER, EVANS & COGS WELU D, WYATT AIKEN, CHARLES TOY, s.( July 13i, 28-tf. 0 0 BUSIL Prime White GOR 5BALES N. R. and Eastern IIK IBLS. GOLDEN SYRUP. Low for Cash at H. 0. WISKEMAN'S June 29, 2G-tf. Bar and Billiard Roon The unxdersigned announce to their frient and patrons that their establishmecnt nw never better appointed. We have recent received a supply of pure liquors of all kind and intend to keep them up to a high sta dr'd. 'JIT U & GHIUSTIAN. . 1 in UHf TURNIP SEEI OF LANORETHS 1870 CROP. Yel!ow ;luta I.iga Turnip Seed. Wii:e Tiuta Ia Trrnip Seed. E:irly White Fat Dntch Turnip Seed. Id or Purple Ttgp Turnip Seed. Lirge Norfolk Turnip Seed. L:rge Globe Turnip Seed. 1[:rnovcr Turtnip Seed. Se-n Top Turnip Seed. J'ut received and for sale at MieIMTOSII'S DRUG HOUSE July 13, 2S-tf. P. W. &R. S. CHICI (At Stewarfs Corner.) 1Ti E a full Stock of Goods hou,ht ft CASH, which they offer to sell LOW FO CASl. Consisting of A large and varied assortment of Ladie Dress and Fancy Goods of latest style. Notions of many and choice dcscription 9 Gentlemen's and Boy's Spring and Suu mer Cassincres. Large lot of Men's and Boy's Hats at ver sm.tll profit. Heavy stock of Bleacbed and Unbteachc Homespuus and Striped Plaids. Good stock of Boots and Shoes for Me and Boys. A niee lot of Ladies', Misses' and Chi dren's Shoes, of Moore, Larrabee & Cc warranted Tea, abundant and good. Factory Yarm by the wholesnle'and reta equal to any Yarn made in the State. Fine lot of Cutlery, Tools, Locks, an Hardware peneraily. Saddles, Ilarnessi, Bridles, Whips, &c. Guns and Pistol,. Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. Plain and Fancy Soaps, Pepper, Spic Ginger, Sola and Starch. Large lot of IIoes, Shovels, Spade Scythe Blades and Nails. Tobacco and Segars. Landreth's Seeds of various kinds. Stationery, Ink, Pens, Pencils, &c. Kerosene and Turpentine. Lime. They propose to sell goods to the sati faction of all who %ill patronize them At Low Rates and short Pro?it For Cash. Call and examine their Stock and jud for yourselves. They are also Agents for Jacob B. Ri ter's celebrated i:uproved old Anchor B. au Bolting Cloth. P. W. CIICK. i. S, CHICK Apr. 20, l--tf. THE 1870 BE Ll Ias Worked Wonders I ME PlDD O RY GO1 W. T. TARRANT Having jnst returned tromn tne Northei markets with a select Spring and Summ Stock of Goods, bought with care and at r doced prices, is now prepared to sell at LOW FIGUEES, in all the following lines: Dress Goods, Of every variety, such as Silks, Grenadine Poplins, Japanese Cloths, Lexos, Beregc Del4ines, Muslius, Bfack and Whlite Alpa cas, and a full assortment of Dress Trh CA LIGOFES, W HITE G00DS,0OSNA BURG HlOMES~PUNS, and DRILLLS. Another large lot of those splendid ribb< HOSE for 12tc. oHOSIERY and Gloves of every variety. fine Lot of CRO0UK ERY and T ABL eCL'TLERY. Also, 1100P SKIRTS. ,JE ANS, Cottonades, Linens, Cassiwei Doe Skins, Broadcloths, together with: HATS, BOOTS AND SHOE, C'LOTEHLYG, &C. OIL SILK and NURSER' CLOTH. 'fAlso a choice stock of G-rooeries, SSaddlery, Buggy & WVagon Harnes So.z, UPP:., HaRsess asN i AN LE AT HER, In great variety, and a general st.ock of kinds of Notions, tAll of which in gnality, variety and prlef will enable me to compete with any hou this side of Mlason and Dixon's line. Deeply grateful for past liberal patronas I respectful:y solicit an examination of r1 large stock, and guarantee satisfacto prices. W. T. TARRANT. Apr. 6, 14-tf. Dr. FANT'S COMPOUND 0INI0H9NA BIfER THIS preparation Is particularly reco mended to persons suffering from Blilliot ness, Constipation and Dyspepsia arisil from Indigent.ion, also, a ccerain prevc tive of CHILL and FEXER. The additi of certain ingredients has so complet< disguised the taste of this Bark as to rend this efficacious TONIC palatable. It isco posed of the best Tegetable Tonics knos to the Medical profession. Prepared only by S. F. FANT, Apr 2l, 6-f.NEWBERRY, S. C. Apr 2HE ,OK16- 8PR. Eight Xiks from Sparlalblirg 0. II., S. C. New Furniture--Hotel Thorough -Renovated-New Bedding--N< Bath.s-Bowling Alley, and oth modes of exercise for guests, ic be ready for vi.itors June 1 1870. Board per month S30---per wei $10---per day $2. The water is Chalybeate, and is cool a pleasant to the taste. Has proven effi eionis in curing Liver Complaint, Dyspeps -fKidney Diseases, Gravel, Dropsy, Diarrhc Cuitanieous Affections, Chill and Fever, Gei .Iral Debility, and niany other ills of a k d -red natnre. Tae table will be provi< wvithi the best the country affords; and e ry attention given to visitors, calculated maeter stay pleasant. Csis~s -rO RE. Rl. C. OLITERI, Proprietor, Spartan~burg C. H., S. G Rt M@orMn &09., Are Now Receiving A coMrrETE STocK OF Plantation and j FAMILY t'9CERIES Which have been selected and P>UGIIT WITH GIE T CARE; and thiak they can make it the interest of partie eiring such Goods, to examine their stock before they maketheit purchases. Thky are prepared to purchase all kinds of produce at market rates, and also to make advances on cotton, when parties prefer to ship to other markets. Sep. 29 35 tf. Flour, Cheap Flour. 100 Bbls of Fam ily Flour on hand, at from $7 to $9 per barrel. For sale by W. H. WEBB. Jan. 12 2 tf. DR. E. 0. JONES, SURGEON DENTIST, NEW]EVBERRY, S. C. Rooms over Mr. Mower's storo, and in , front of herald utliee. I take pleasure in informing my friends and the publie generally, that my dental rooms are now open, and that I am pre pared to execute all work in my profession in the mo=t approved wanner. I am determined to devote my emlire time and energy to my profcssion. Jan. 12 2 ti. XNEWS ITEMS. CW RIGIT & COPPOCK have now in store their SPRING STUCK of - Mens', Youths' and Boys Clothing d and Furnishing Goods, Completo in every line as usual, carefully selected under the most favorable circun stances. Our stock is larger, and includes a greater variety, than ever before, among which aro several entirely new and very pretty styles of goods. We cannot cnume rate, but a few tinutes examination will convince anyone that we keep the largest and most handsome stock in Nwberry, and Z that we are not to be UNDERSOLD by any retail Clothiug Hlouse, North or South. NOTICE. r We Ir.tend to keep a table of assorted Glothing, which will be sold at cost or less, among which are mnany rare bargains. Respectfully, WRIGUT & COPPOCKL Boots and Shoes. F, tneCalfhanid sewed dreS Boots, Shoas A Gal1es -" Seal Skin " " "4 " "4 " " U - Kip hand Pg'd " "4 " l iyichers "" " " from 9to l3 SBest D'ble Sole Pegged Brogan. for lisa .k Boys. "Kip Pegged fur Women. Call at WEItt & COPPOCK'S. d Oat 6 3 tr. EIn Common Plean-Newberry, senth Cawo Iina.-Maves & Martin andI others, vs. The Bank~of Newberry, S. 0. nBY an order of his Honor, T. 0. P. Ter non, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Sfor the Seventh Circuit, passed in the above 6' stated case, dated 20th day of May, 1870, all s:neing creditors of the Blank of Newber2 r ry, South Carolina, are enjoined from the further proseention of their respectiv9. suits and they and all other creditors are required to render their demands at the ofiiee of the Bank of Newberry, S. C., at Nea berry, in the State of South Carolina, for p.aymxent, on ,or before the first day of December uext. Sand if not paid when so presented, then to render them within the time specilled above before Thtos. If. Lake, special referee, to be established before him according to law. 11 THOS. Mf. LAKE, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas. For Newberry County, S. 0. May 25, 21-tf. CHEAP HARNESS! SCHEAP M'CLELLAN SADDLES!! f ihBag IcaBa iss,&81! TflE nndersigned are now nonnfactnring for sale B'iggy larness at $16.50 per set. New McG!elan Saddlea, $7, *8 and $ln.fl0 each. 2d hand Gorernment McClell:.n Sad dies, $4.00 to $7.00 each. Team Harness, 2, 4 and 6 horse sets, CTIEAPt all of best material and workmanship. Together with Sthe above, a general stock of fine Harness. . Saddles, Bits, &c. &c. GIVE US YOUR . ORDERS if you wish a good, substantial and cheap artIcle. CHAPEAU & HEFFRON, lv 68 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C. r June 1.5, 24--3m. ' South Carolina Monu ment Associationb AT a special meeting of the Board of Directors of the South GJarolina Monument Assocation, held on Thursday, June 23d, 1870, the resignation of Mrs. Louisa S. Mc -Cord as President of the AssociatIon was tendered and accepted. Mrs. Williami Wallace, of Columbia, 'Vice President, will act as President until the annual eleerion of oflicers, in November. District Managers are req1uested to go on earniestly with their work and have their yquarterly reports ready for the regular ,quarterly meeting, on. the 20th of Ang~ust. I. D. MA RTIN, r 1Recording Secretary. I Cor.extra, S. C., June 24th, 1S70. GREAT FAIR ~NOVEMBER 1st, 1870. ~.CHARLESTON,S.C. t Most liberal Premiums offered in .every department of Agriculture and Me elanic Arts. Premiumn List publiked in Pamphlet Fo.uy . HOSE & J0N-ES No.t to 1cFull & Peirs.. Re,pectfuliy hiform thefr friends nud patron" Tit their stock of GROCERIES and FAMILY SUPPLIES is now full and compiete, a::d to which they beg to cal". : . ;eneral !ine of FA.MILY RC 0 ERIES Always on- hand,. such as Sugars. Coffees, Teas. Riep, Flour, Meal, Grist. Hams. (a fine brand.) Bacon. Lard, Pickled Pork. Mackerel. Molasses. Cheese. Candles. Soan, Pickles. Soda. Lye, Raisins, Crackers, all kinds, Canned Oysters. Sardines and Fruits, etc., etc. Tog,ether with Segars. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Powder and Shot. Yarns, Kerosine OIL, etc., etc. Besides a choice assortment of Confectioneries. Thankful for the very liberal pa tronare bestowed, a continuance is de sired, with the promise that no pains will be spared to render satisfaction and please the most fastidious. HOUSEALL & JONES. Mar. 30, 13-1y. IIRKET DOWN. Great Reduction in Prices. IN consequence of the decline in Cotton, and more e.pecially the large STOCK of GOODS of all kinds that I have on hand. I offer from this day my entire Stock at greatly reduced - PRICES. Tho Stock consists in part of a full sup ply of GROCERIES, Such as CORN, FLOUR, BACON. LARD. MOLASSES. SYRUP, COFFEE. SUGAR, TOBACCO. Also a full Stoek of DRY GOODS Of all descriptions. Notions of all ki.nds, together with a large assortment of OLO THING-, H ATS,BOOTS, SHATS, TRUNKS, SGONS, PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT, NAILS, CROCKERY, GLASS-WARIE, LAMPS, LAMP OLASSES, OiL, CLOCKS, and many other goods too numerous to mention, genierally kept in a well assorted Store. A smaall supply of Dickson's Cotton Seed. M. FOOT. Mar. 16, 11-tf. * ENTIELYIN. 1870, SHMER 1870. WE beg leave to announce to our friends, customers and the pleasant public generally, that we have just re eived a choice kot of handsome and CllEAP DRY GOOD2, Such as PRINTS, POPLINS, JAPANESE, &c. A first class titock of Ladies' Con. Gaiters, Last. Bals., goat and kid Bootees. Mlisses' and Children's Gai ters, Bootees, &o., and a fine lot of pegg;ed work, such as Mens' (laiters. Bals., Jersey Tics; worn's Bal's., all of which we guarantee. Mi We have on hand a lot of 2RES3 600BS, And in order to close them out, will sell them at and below NEW YORK COST. Give us a call and set if we don't mean ju.st what we say. 1M. BARRE & SON. June 8. 23--tf. STOVES, TIWRE, &tL Cheap as the CheapeSt, GOOD AS THE BEST. TIIE subscriber wou!' inform his friends and the public generally, that he will fur ni-h themi wih1 all articls in his line of tiae be-t galitv at the LOWEST PRICES. Roofing and Guttering. As well as all oth.er JOB woftKy Will bn done in the best and most approved Istyles at the 1-otest rates. Caul and examine goods and prices and satdy youriselves. Wp.296Tf. WRIGHT. iii tTIllLi 7!eexreri:e nte of the pit yr have coniirme d th i of tvr...er Years, and etab .lshd b..yendI :ie con1trove:sy..* the gresr merit of thiis 'o::r "arulina Frrtilizer.-a 1. undersi.gied are the ..ent* t Newbei -, and will t.rnish any tzntii.v neceded iv .he pla:ter-4 of this section. They also r ae gre.it number of smalf pamtphletS cataii:einig teatimoniais of oany of tie bes plamei rs of thsr. :td' :dj'o1tin^ Stares, ra to i . fertilizinn p'opertis, whel'ther wil distribute gr.eti?.. R. 3fO00R2,AN & CU. Jan 19 3 if. MILLI\ERY, 11ILLINFIY, D. 1YOWER'S, REMEMBER THE PLACE My Spring Millinery Goods, which -ere purchased since the recent heavy declo. are now being received. Consisting of all the fate styles of Bonnets, Ribbons agd .ate, An.ong whieh- are the Alpine Prcae cess. Suez and Anaustin, a4 iat superb new style Sun Hat which wi be woru by everybody. A genera ia vitation is extended to the community to call and exainine- and seeero a good style article at a LOW PRICE. Apr. 6, 14-tf. NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, Now being received a complek . Stock of Dry, Fancy an 4 Dress Goods 4'LSO, GROCERIES, BOOTS ANDI SHOEL> I-A']TS, AND CROIKRYWAR A1l of whiclr will be sold LOW FOR CASE By D3. MOWER. Apr. 6, 14-tf. Russe t, Upper and Whang On hand and for' sale by D. MOWEI( Apr. 6, 14-tf. Ttt's VegeUkble' ULveY fit, Cure. diseases of the Liver ad Stomach. Tutt's Expectorant, A pleasant cure for Couhs,Co,-M'. ut t's Sarsa.taillsy gag' Queen'sDhLf. The great Atterative and Blood Petrier .Tatts Improved Hair Dye,. Warranted the best dye in use. Theee stf dard preparationh are for sale by Dl'dy s ev~rywher . Sep. 8 351y CAROLINA The Carolina Manufacuring Comipa invia the- Ladles to their stoek of FANft WARES' Please call and exa-mnd' th#m o charge for looking. MERCH ANTS Who wish to purelaise Tin .War: a( W1OLESA LE~ are invited to ealYg api ire put down at suich figures as will afobre .are proSits. PLANTElRS All of your wants can be suppid a-ii dim and mo.1erate prices. To the Retail Trad& Our R ET AIL SAMPLEfqre COMiPLtr!0; and offered at LIViNG PRICES. Jobbing Depai'tnient. .Strict attention paid to roo, jter ing, repairing of stb\, inmak,' g stove pip ing, rep,tiring tin ware, &c. ST OYES. Our Stock of Stoves are complete, of the bet, and prfees .!. . 1. T. COON, Sup't. A prfl 7, 74--f Giln's springs, PARTANBURG COUNTY, S. C. THIS delight fal Watering Place, unrl%s sed by any i the South, for its medicinr' qualities, is now open for the summser. In valis and pleasurC.e-sekers should not fail to visit this Spriig. Ik,wling Alley, Bliatet Saloon, Croquet Grounds are being itre'd- Vp rr the amusement of the guiests. Faney Balls during the summier. Rlooms niewlyv un conmfortably furnished; andC the Tablfr ppliert with the best. of everything. Stages diet fro'm Spartanbur;r to Wotel. Charger 5 per month. W --D. FOWLE. June 29 26-tf. Proprietor. 2000 Bushe1s Corn, On hand and to arrive, 2000 bushels pris4 w.ite Marsiand Corn, at $1.50 per briu1'd sack inclurdl. W. H. WEB1A Ma. 39 1m tr