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C?6 U LATION f l'~~ ~ so fir u i)"i-fil, i':'.y te!lle di youi see last-uight My love and mre? r,r4' ol 1 Iur. We Staled, *,st ecvows we made, Of -Ca -u si, fn oo, ! the pleige he gave oth'WPbnt a simple wave Of aii:en hair To til it was a f,-ter strong T i' i gheart, lkst lear or wrong t ntcdtr there. J),a3r moon! did yo- not he ime ry . cn you ,hil come, a ye.tr to-day, I'll shoe til? neI -vtrcs is t : lia e ul' ii r vpr aYl.tCif-ly ret !l1 dar faresef ki-y? Eei:cer he, bri;'it mCCoon,I a heC . e he return, o'er h;i: u a:! m:, 'Lht !,.:! it- notI 'Th it, ae t yrt, he reme:iirbers weHl Our try.i::g spot. T~( ~ (o) Attopry-Genera1 Cham barla.ia. Ti., ii:form p'tty demand a chtg o g,vern:ment, bre:aut, the SCO:t !:g: heve in qreased t:l:ati 1 pilled up the mate t moanta:is . ig'!ticir the neln coO dluet, brougt.t a bitnlh to the cieekof- ver bongat. an in the St tte.. The Eott l,ng on'he other h:nd. take up the g at:llet and decarg themselves re mlv to tk in :r p o litical fortus upon;the nfne.a'' reco*r d ot their partyt The main asscr:ini of t e Scott Ring were expo=ed, and their mris 9titenelt pointed out, in the public prints. it becAme necensary to make out a bette case that was shown in the ofHili. reod-. and,.ir.. Attornev-G neral Chanbcrai-l a adioit preader :.f a bad cause, : ::rt the public as the chamipin nof the fm:eia po -n-"f.he ad'pi1istration. J: It ."ii'te tt6. . did his, work well, an<i hi6 .pecec delicred at Ch.!er is accepted as cial exnoSition of te finanit cofl i t; o ;hc State, and of the v:luc ard coa "i h . scrvics perfor t:d by the ruh"g p:r:y. TF :t ;e-t font ik put forcro.t. ii this :"Tercb. t"hish iS circilatcd all over S:ith C.iroti::s tas c paign doe:nmetit. WVe b>v(" tbt tii : eeft re, to r gnir e eScot Ri::: ( stan <qul;il"r n-;on the rcce)r.! ts presen1ted by Mr. Ch a.:r.itn and. we m:t, f-it Cai:; t.i:t a Lc :gliua of his in'n:Ct'i, contlived fr iat fabric is a com1c:e an-r s?et*to the- p:c:ithet the Scotrt Ktt:, h::vt given th:" S:.ae a t i-e. ino'st an,I ec-onmi cial governet Ti' is no ur:-e::s ) .>inh demand; and we contendt tha Gcrcr d n ner, in the .peech printed in ::n,the.r cr,un sbows, by offiri.d smtements. the in,'orree .ness,.of Mr. Chamberlain's asseriuin<, atnu proves the titerd co-re:ness of the c:rtte< of extravagance brought against the Scotr parry. General Conner, after showing that the average annual t:xation in the It. f :tea years ending in 18.3, was -41139. :auin $869 wasl$1.500.000--more than" ime ti:cs as much-polints out the fact that the tal appropriations for State and coint. purtpoes.or thre cear< 1S3S and 1S39 wen $1. i. and in 1868 and 189 were -3.431, 469-more than donlle. Mir. Ubambnterltin wil iot deny die acttracy of rthee fignie, yet he araues that ":he :axatint) in "188 was o)dy :5136,000 nte than in 1S5'." T1'o justify rhi: atat t,y eriian dedceetts, fr.:m :the tis t vn -8,a sum of $2,50,0 acer inte.er, el i~.ced to be ehargeable to :pre ,r a isrra..otna. - This sum wau .ap tea'r paymt't of inter-.st, but nlot -one do lar wias pa.i from the taxes; the whole :amount, as the .rgorts shIow, was paid out ->f the proceedsfde bor'1 sok! or pawne l7 .anterty 'Ne Logishe.ture for that pur pose. Here., iea, te.kgin with, is ani error, or misstatement, er a qua.'ter of a millho e iwing the'expenitUres of 1869) and~ 'm i Mr Chatabeiada makes se veral de-j duction's from the hr'tter.an the ground tha "inl 18.7i and 166 .that intterest wa id "whothy lby the Bank of blhe State "b Th stateet eon'viets Mr.. Cham&tberiamn of gro n ,d fhl tep to d1eceive th: p Genera Consershov's tha IetSM and 680 large sens were; r'is"d 1.v tt.iou o for the paymnent .tr interes-t on the .debt, and were expended lar that purpose .Nr. chazrboria.a does .nt .sbop ihere. tlh-~ .dedcs a ite Carreint e:r.;ese for 1863 aeadly iada mUhion dollars for expensesfo .ezaetdinary expenses and -iuerest, and ther:: sets down 5617.678 as ahe -real expend irue for that year, as against 850,.215i in 18600 C;eneral Cormer shows that, in th:s state aient also, .Mr. Chiambelai r is t ieast conl .p?co?usly ineKaet. Asumniag, . erefo'-e, t.he correctness of Mr.-Cha3e ii:nfl h ures, 4;eera1 Cooner proves t,ha,t theexnd itres.f-t.e Scott Ring goverrntent, far ex -ceed those of any ather aim:nitratiton r lut lir. .lhawAeriain's 1tie are not cor rect. D)educting fromt the -espenditn'e 0 280 extaorirary expenises sit.i.!ar totho-e dfaced'by Mr. Cha,mberin t'rPDm th ei x poudt.of S68, we fnd that the real cur-~i rent ex.pe-'res were in 18r 65 642 le-' ih au - the. sam . which Mr. Cia ,erlin pat* them. Moreo'rer, the .nm of -424.424 e e ducted as- paid to HI H Kimupton must b regarded with doubt and sa-picion. Thh wa no eiteairn! Nor do he accoun t of H. H. Kimp:o.a atndthe Co,mpiroller-gewr"rl : ly. Oate ,'ho w' th::.t M .827,639 is due the ' i.m-, igAeat, and the o-her that only '-'3,-~ . * is due him. A s!:ght ditferecec su'ety. Kipvnn and :he Wate. ii nela Cmnner tind, further, and still more startlin;g, inson. 1 et~~ di.srer>a:ucic< in the <dflthi! tcin'iits. I1: i ;1i5n shown that Mr. K impton does 'itt 'iveQ e stateC c:edig for the mo:w.vx cha'r'd by~ the t:Ca'ureri aC p.od to him. Wa '50 h: t. tmon-:'? I'erhap' Mr. Chamberlai,r wi> know': SO much,' m : en:igh:eni an a:. 1:urni'ng to the finanei I ex' i'rt(. Gn .aSiaes by $16>3,0)3i thc am-unt --f bi.r ce:vabl!e 'out-t:ati.1 is18. Un. te gove'.rlinment IQounJ the tr-ary, empi :' the old gavte C::JIt mtrtzd' over :) G. van-ij -Scotr's trea-urr nenrly one hundrd l au s.ind dalhi.rs. G -nteral C '->nner ait-o -llows. the fat:aev of the sta?eme,nts mdeli by ara Chta'!afaia with re'g.rd to the lihue I:H.; bonds. Thscoe Gee. I-,,Cw-'s review of the4 finanet::d administr:mhion C C G,overnor "Scoitt The re.,ults aire stated aIry. arid CI. 'n:!i>r iLy isgiven for everty '.(tion. It is w. cieurby that M r. Chambe r: in is ;;r sy ". nofrant iof wh?a.t heC d 'fen atn. prtndt jil,tiiy anId explain, or t it he 1Y in~ could t>lood. a:te-a,:ed to c j,2c ,rd deceive the~ public. An-! the invet:g-tion whichh Drnbtoih the blunders, or false state mets of Attertwy-'General Chamberlain pr6'ves cotncluively that the Scott admints tration, far from justifying the encomi.urm, of its toot:, has been marked by offcial ig norance and extravagance-if not personaC corruption. We hope that every merchant, bustinesi, man and prope'rty-hodePr in, South Car"lhna will read (enetal Conner's speech.i They~ may then, at la-:, undertand. how vit::lly' important to themn i the: -iecesi of th Re form party.-Charles:on Neo's. Tuesdayv, about fifte of it no:nbur, bent on. a target Cxtitn. \\ e tI:lrst"'n. the gtentlemtan whose name it horith oiferedl certain u,riz.. to the beL-,t.t. ~\e wondler if a. mi tw: thri Sencs"' the m:mn u.a t in with t..i "d ic ab)s -.wi::, :irz-. :ine the uabweii: wai te .ut' o a lear a1Z21 th t e .. o.trt':ci: ' r e to . i f\veum al:en byu .\lvdi.. .Ldr;an Ada Gi! th:e third, a at ieby C 1 t bet is proped th-*~a it thet'a . Rh iC- b - thte church bli might be r:g for th-' ' e,m nrnise with ge 1i f.. T;2 LITTLE SOLD!ER ! i;".-itY SUNii ..S(1!O9I -PtPER n IG (I1T P.\t.:s. iiE.\1-TIFUL.i ILLU r;ei, ai .- :; to -'T,l -rl rs 11 on t:e foto' 1 terms f:>r sii:ge c;r <: \V!CE A MSONTil,FiTY I 1 .TS- A YF. IEi':.r w ii,ONI: IL.\i A Yi:..\l.. T.o or more c:ies of th- We-1kv, it diTcr-Y ent ta.vbres-e-. 75 cen ts e-icb: fourr .'r morc'' i to one add1r':", ;1 cciit( ea: ihfty) -mies to one adlresz. -15 ee.c: etch: ouc Ittn'dred c i.meos to one :)dd"res-.. 4 ; c (- ch. Twor" or m",re cop)it< (,f Iil- Setni-V%""kly1 to -!TOercnt i"ddreses, 40 ae:lc: fl-or or. n.,re copies to 41- :d!r: 25 ct:,- eeb; e i . to oIn :t !1r , ' ' eIn1: ( ' n. 'u'id reiI c'!pies :o ouin a, h e. i0 t' C.1e1t . Specir'.en c')ie' sent fien. Address J. W. ImrKE r O. Oet. 5,140--tf A :ecIn. Gi_. A full corp-i of .'' " r.,,:n-! Tet.w .. t 1el'n .- e :r,. ::.d Ci rv f:n-il.::y (r i't : it -.mneev,"tt of pupils .fi epoih ' c 'rm is i nid : ' n ' h-:! in *h - Jl:':1:11 h it t1: iind r in 1 't1:: ! ::.IIt:m !5.o r. in tO: h. T..iio n t-ri , . i n (l .J ::ar 7 b :, l.terary d l.p:u-tu'et,t it:eI:.!.:,g L: ttia, 20.00 ; Me:c, ineh linee o h: "'i. n: F'rech!, (ui"hml) =:,.nu ; 1A!dmit' usee feI, ?0.H:n n!T it"ri rg :rs::adieS per1 S ;,ion, -.:"i.1,1 : ine!11-^ line :-'I l e :'"" tc'1 u iw , ! . I"t, t(! :ii ; "1-. P!i" F:-tnh S i di."' P 7. e ob n1 Wde by1 ti.t' s'-ionl in. t':n n. '. u form, .4p " line t ? !, !.; !1 t ! hIech hat (t1:1"sh or tn.!ttr) u1i:I:mw, w.i:h Ack velvet ribbo0n. Th it'1::er er: Sion. ."i!i op-. on ''i.! i, 5thi C:tber For further i:nfurmniona :"l.re-s REV. J. L. i;{1NNi'RIPreshh-n"'. D::, We-t S. C., Arg. l?th:, 1S71). Ali ?4, '.4-tf. SURGEON NTIST, (Stec"ssor to l)r. W. B. McKellar ) iic orci Mr:t!! & Pool's store, on M)i1, All ihe old bustine-s'!.ft uini'.hcd will he :> pie:ed nn th" terms ns teffor'. arr: d.; tnd evervthin,g dine in the b)e'-t Im:in'r and I w arr tite". Ttie patr.ma;;e O t!e pubicl 1 , re,p'er''ttly cnlici:ed. !Lec. S. IS-t . A Splenlid Oifer. I i< w.1 known tint the regtl:.r s-:b. eri:i>; to P'norct's Monthlc M:iaazit " R3 T "at nt a bring our Journal to -very lou<e in this phce, we have niiE ,rnc . Cuts. by which we are enab.led tof =en1d the N'ewbe ry Herald :nd Dernorcsts 'onthly for one year for 2. - Denorest's iliustir.red Monthly com1;thm. :h)e moe-at useful, comprehensive and cotm il,te Magazin^ now issued. It emp!oysg mily first-class writers in all its numerous -pairtm)cnts, incinding Music, Stories, Poe try, iJousbchld matters, A rc'itecture, and :+ard.:inr: .nd its Fahions are 1:ques in.iby fa tr ahead of all others toth for ,nuoty andt' originality. Demiore<'s Month y, for haItn:om typography,v high.-tonr'd 9 -utitles it to the claim oft heing the Mode Parljr M.ig.-zine of' America. THT ! best boys' antd gi rl 11mgzine, anrd \cwberry Herilb, atI grat iy rrdner-d rates'. We wi!! sentd the Herald ait;!liemorest'. Xo':mg Amricact which is $1.50,r for on;t cear, to atny peronI whot p.tys5 Its :7. ')*-moret's Yortng Amecrica, i-:hy '.ns~e, Puz'es, Gamrxes, Tracv-Is, :mtnd othet alt'asantt feat:nriIe, is prottn-ely lb-trated. md Ct:innot faiil to amuti-e, inle'rnet, attn le .nti*Americanis tusern1I'l . t m.fu :tot bane. P'UBLISH ERS IIERAL. Se pt. 21, 38-tf. .1 Liberal0Offer to Our Readers." We will senrd thte Newterr-y Herald prictiI :-"Our Shool,-vt Vi,riror," oneC of the hea Bos and Girls' M'ag-zine's in this cotry, I '-'rh ?!.2 a yeiarpubh'lihedl by D.irthda.' r: lyLkkr, PhIilrdelphia, anid a mag:ificen eel p.de egravig, etidetd "H.p .3. ,!" worth 8200 alltoaynewowl said, -ecure fr-otm %tjury, and' will mtake -~ Sitarum.ig orae0 o a ri.tt u'y2t piOr or .e ing rIoo:n. '-ettd in Ijihe ne. atad se.cure 6O,2 Oct. 5, 40--tf. IIaahood: Ho~w Lost, HIow Re stored. . JIu't publi-ihed a niew cdi~ tion of l>r. Calverwe!l's Cel. ebrtated E.-cav en the rudi cal cure (wi:hout nmdiciune)'of Spermator! ~rbe , or s-uminal Weak':ew, lInountry -etmi :ti l.')-('. Impno tencym. Menital andi Phyj --e:alin, Con0'u-r:otin, F.pilesytc. :md' F'it ::-lacedI byv sd!- ind::igetnce or s ,:al xtrava IPrice. in a sealecid envelope, or.ly 0 cents. The celebrated ruthior, itt thiisrn adir-al' --,'ty,'(: cic-iy de'mottraites from a tirty vt ' u ecessfuiilpr:tir'e. thart the~ alrint -'ot-eq 'i" ne"-s of .ef-abum ay be4 it -li'l. . j-u-e w'Itha' out Ithe dajngenm u.e of't i in :eri: .tii"' or the appIllito of the kifei -v 0'ufeer,t' no-uter whit his cnliti y be may cu:e hlimlelfl'cheap!ly.privattely od rdid-r.'t-nild'in. Th.- Lee rure cuiould he in thenc' -dof eve nt unde w *.Il, i:ii p:1in eveb.tpu. to tam AIe ): I rver;c"ell's "Mtarriage Guide,' AddJ ress' the Pubihetire. (IIAS..J C. K INE >F&(O., 127 IRowe'rv. New Yomrk, Sep.7, 36-ly. P'ost-t dfice B.>x 4.586. In Comtmon P1eas-Newherry, South C'aro. linta.-Maves & Martin and others, vs. The Baink'of Ncwberry, S. 0. BY an orderof his Uonor, T. 0. P. Ver. -ton, Julne of the Court of ComnticI Ple'a -e cai. e," darIed 2th day of1 'dey, N ' , .ll suin cred.tors- of thut 1:inik otf Newhe'r. ihrr pro --tin of their re'spe'ctive ~~,' .adt1 tniall outherer'dtor are tIl'r',t1i - . -!.. .ri d.-. .- 'it the :!e of the - -l I ii t ' . whe 'n ' s t' p -Intid, thenr i,'i .ed- t-:: wIM the tim * I tid ab-o-ve l- h-.M .ne, c!t i, rcuferr, to. h' iv : Ne b rr;!l - S a *t, '.!-t-f. - *~ I ohnoI.I .C, ee: -c , t. o Cx .) A XI'Milyf P. PIFER. Principal ..i.s FANN IE LEAVELL, Assistant Prof. F. WEBZER, : : Mrrical Dep't TIE Exerci-e4o cthis S(%IIOTL will he :t1Stmed on _'NI\Y ':Tnt EPT11EMIt :: (i t i n s lI(Ir' t fo re, f oin $ ". to In tr ti i i i n in l i i the b r nch es :.ihy no:;:ht . ml S boo I,f thecs,, f-.p )! llfrom Illd'.:Inl("1 t.mP obtain4 :1 , :rid For patielhtrs jappy to A 1 . :N --.f .X;.r Ti T:!ES S Ac.Ff!T Ornamei:iai Trers and Plats, .\ 'i!ertdil stock of! -c chidicst varieties. IAl Trees t-i'1 pnceee.l Ao): to c'rrv xafeiy to any,. pa:rt of the l'litcd tate. S.1tLL Fr'iTS AND Si.iLL PLANTS of: ! kin(1s. r.ent by mail. pnr.lnze paid, to any, Pvt O ic." in the Unied Stuteo. EDW'D ,. EVAN1S & CO., Nurserymen and Seed!men. p 7 , 3 G - - am . Y O R K . P A . Dr. FANTS COMPOUND 'Ti!1. pre:.r::;n is p: rticbirly recrn n:bied 14) rt:.(t0: -utT rti from Billiolns-=wl . (o: . ti;,:ic+n t::d I1-1pcpQia ari!ingu r 1m :a i:r Ion, :i. t'C 'eraii l pr -:en.i i : f u1i1.L..:":d FEVF.R. Th:eaddiiiorln >f r:!a in it. r :! ent-: h: so cot eI.tn'lcy , : i e tis Mi.tas :o rcnder :hi. Iletiont T'INI(i pll.ttalh'. It i cotm :n:edl of 'ie l.-t Ve^1"ttbie T:des krownE PreCp.u un!y by S. F. FANT, N EVBSERRY, S. C. South Carolina ANi AND TRUST C03PA N Y,.; Buiding formcrly occupied by Carolina Na tiot:aI I:cuk.) M_1 ISS TfRli ET, Columbia, S. CI., Juily 1st, 18'70. Thti. Bink, S.tvin-a, and Trust Cornpanv,4 -tnd:r their charter, with nmple capital, are prepared to meet the wanti of general bi-i" We discouint commercial tnd all paper on r gproved collauteratls ;make collectiotns ti acsbl oint in the United States ; buy nd sll xchtar:ZC on the principal ntd sell G.overntmen,t B,onds, Bank Blls, Adva.ncesi matde on: consignme'nts of Cot or nnd other prtoducts with bi!!-hitdin:r at ch.,or wairn-ho't--e receipt. Biy ,spr-c; tl urran:ge mere t we receive depio-ita, allowing utereto n su certific.tes for the sam. P'rOtmnt attenition given to the ecClect'onl, n' t:daries, andi !Euid iion of claim.e againt le state Govertnmentt.. . C. ROIATI!, Cachier. Fall anid Winter ImportatioA RIBBONS, M1ilin3ry and Straw Goods.' i9MSTRO1", CAT OR & CO.,~ iM?oRTEcRA AND .JOBB1;RP or Unnt,~ Triming d: Velvet Ribbens .ONT IK, SII.S a11d UTLVIS, ~ds, kits, Crays. Rulis, Fluers,Aathrs ORNUIENTS, STRtAW BONiNETS AND LADIES' IIATS,~i ThRMED AND UNTitiMED, SMAKER H4OODS, &C, 237 ar:d 239 BtAILTIMORI IE STR EET, ElALTIMx1RE, MD. Offer the largesnt stock to be foutnd in this (-oun rv. and un.equa iled it chtoice variety antd cheap .e3. comprir in g the Ittteat ii.risIunt ovelties. OrdIer..usoliciti-d. an~d promipt attention given miD & CO. 7 Commision erats,t Not A.tlantic Wharf, CNALSTON, S. C. |AEfnit A L A 9 'VASNES MA DE1 !tEI:!Z Tn) AND)REW SDIOND)S. ESQwnn:. P re.-:'t Is Nat iona:l Bank. ('4f.tRLIE.YTON, S. C. A pr. 6, '70-14-ly. FOR SALE OR TO LEASE FOR' A TERM Of YEARS. PL'1ANT.'.T'N ont u:tuda, neir It! *i [ENT., &c., ti::y bn had wi th the p1lc. pplyi ont :1. phlice, or to JOHNON AG OOD, Rm:vEfLL,S. C. itt iie th-.- of for ..nr years, ad-estab . h-!d beyoindl :Il cojin)overs, the great The::weriie are lh .\genti at Newb'r. byV the planItirs of thi- wieIiont. lThey also cotin ai.rng. ttiumi:t of many of JDthe~tlt bes :o i ertiii.h.r i' p-yrb: nhlie.h they witl r dik.:tiW:e grati(. ALOJZO REESE, BARBER, Next door to Pollock's R:estaurant, COLUMBIA, s. C. war, Sh ve, Shampoo. Trim ti,r ye. To suit the nest fs itidiuus. TRY HIM. Dree E. .JO SURtEO N DEiiST, ~7 N1WBER Y, S.C. Rmctni over Mr. :tower's store, and it: roott nf lie'rald ollice. I takte pleare in informing my friend. l tle puiic generally, that my dental o4rmn4 a+re now open, and that I "am pre tared to execute al'l work in my profes:ion it t!te mon-t approved marner. I an dteruined to devote my entire imt- and (nergv to my profcsion. .L.:n. 12 "_ If. W OOL-ROLL CARD G AT oellc1ou,s FITUIYI IIAVING supplied ourrelres with new +rds, and refurnished our Factory gene aily, ire flatter oirsclves that with our per onAl superintend:nce. and prompt. atten ion of oprratora, we can give sarisfaction it every instance. Our BATTER, with r!tich we now make PERFECT MIXES, i. n full operation. 121cts. per pound is our rice for c::ring woo! when the wool is rre sedl-tno centsI per pounr ex:ra wheii e Iturni-h the oil. WV,e ire stables and' ots for horses, and accomrnodations con,en-, cnt. for those patronizing. Mr. A. W. T. initlS, at IHleta Shops, is our agent for Cewberrr. Wool rol!l will be rcturned very ten d,lvs. R. S. & J. W. GOO;G!ON. Lanetr"n, S. C., July 18, '7O. .July 2B, 29-3m. Jitizens' Savings Bank, OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 3it.I I AT NEW-IERRY C. I, S. C. Deposits of-I and Upward, Received. niterest A_lowed at the Rate of Seven per cent. p'r An:"rm on Certificates of lie posit, and -ix percent, ('onpotnded Every aix Months on Accoun:S. ori rc ;Rq. WIT. M.ARTIN, President. .101N B. PA .MER, . . JIHN -1'. TIIOMa8. : Sice -Presidents. THOMAS E. GREGG, Cashier. G. T. SCOTT, Aesistant Cashier. FINAN('F COMMITTEE. JNO. T. PETERSON. E. S. COPPOCK. R. S. ClCK. sor.cIerrts. FAIR, PO}'E & PoPE. DI REcTORs. \'ade Hamtrp tn, Columbia. A. C. Haiskell, (Columbi... Tromtas E. Greggz, Columbia. J Eli (lregg, MIariou. G. T. Scott, Newbe'rry. XK. (G. May.e., Newberry. It. HI. Rutledge, CTharl.-ston,. Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Charles;ton, 3Mechanies, Laborers, C;lerka, Widows,. )rphins andJ others may here depowit thM tvintgs and draw a libe.ral rate of intecr"st hereon. Planters, Profes.ional men andl rsteen wishting to draw interest on their und.<until they require them for business >r other purpoiss Parents desiring~ to set, ptart smalcl sums for their children, antd tarried Wonw'n and MIinors (whose de4 osits can only be withdrawn by themselves, rr, in cage of doath, by their legal reprej snttriives) wishing to lay aside funds fort iture ut.., are here alyorded an opportunityt >f depositing their umans where they willi -apidly eceumnulate, and at the same time,1 te subiject to withdrawal when needed. A pr. 6, 14--6mro. COTTON GINS, &cl Gullett's patent steel btrush Cotton Gin. nhis celebrated gin may be seen at work int 'very district in the State. Price $6 e Bromis' Georgia pattern Cotton Gin. .rice $4 per saw. Hlairs patent Cotton Gin Feeders-pre en-it tiny hardl 'bstantce enrttring the~ gin. iroteting the raws fromt injury arnd the intc rrom ti'e. Price 91.50t per saw to size of gin. ID)erinrg's Couetn Press. P'rice $275. Pe,atody's Cot ton Seed Hlullers. P'rice $75. HIuteiidnson's Cidler Mil!s. Price $.25. U,hoon's nat..nt broadicast seed sowers, or whea':t amti smiall grain. Price $10(. A nil all kinds of agricultural inmpleients or sale low. C. CRAVEL~EY, 52 Eaet Bay st.. South of the old Post Office. A ug. :3, 31l-3mt. Charlestoni, S. C. Ovecr MAYES & MARTIN'S, N E W B E R1 R Y, S. C. W. H. WISEM7~AN, RESIDE~NT ARITIST, TIAKE.S pheauure in informing the citmi ens of Newberry and surrounding country, hat he is prepared to make Photographs f all siz"s, and int every variety of finishi, rid all orlier kinds of pictures. Haevinig added iargely to hris stock, arid ip w ih a i! the recent imtprovernmtnts rthe art, lie feels sat isliedi of his ability to ratify the tactes of all. P'RICES VERY REASONABLE. Mar. Ii, l1--f. W. L.GOURDINE, ?ASHIONABLE TAILOR SCOUR ER, &c., FR~OM CH-ARLESTON. lHe-pectful ly annouitinces that he Sprepiared to cut and fit gentle.d aiin's suits to their entire satis-s ioni. IIaving had a large expec ice in thme I allomrig business, ud! binrg c0 tostntly stupplied with he latest New York Fashions, hec esno biesitanicy in askitng fork a:tronag:ie. W\ork promptly de-i vered. Termis moderate. o making sack coat..............400 o cut arid maike pants............... 2.00~ o cut arid mike ve.t...............15 o) cut and make walking cont........ 50 o) cut and raake fine black frock coat.. S 0 0 cut suit g cloJ~jte...................1 00 DR. H. BAER, WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST, 131 MEETING STREET, (Opposite Market St.,) CHARLESTON, S. C. Dec 22, b0-tf TRADE MARK A DELIGIITFUL TONIC. We take great pleasure in offer'ng the OLD OAROLNA 8ITTERS to the public. They are romponnded with great care, and cGntin so r.e cf the best Tonics in the Ihnrmaeppia. As evidence !of the srrperiority of nor Y1TT7fR$ over al others, ac hnve cerriflatrs from mary of the leading ph sicixes in onr :te. who have prescribed them in their ptactice. The OLD CAROLINA BITTERS Will be found inval:able for Want of Appetite, General Debility, Chills and Fever, and Dyspepsia. We do not offer our BITTERS as a care for all disca- es, but as an Aromatic Touie, the h.a:e no equal. For sale by l,rn:^i5 a:-d Grocera every where. Principal Depot, GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Importers of Choice Druga and Chemicals, Feb. 16, 7--ly. Charleston, S. C. Fisk!s_M tia11ic CuiriaI Cas8s1 THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or ahand a fullassort ment of the above appr oved cases, of different pattern, besides cotin" of his own make, all of which he is prepared to furnish at very reasonable rates, with pronptnress and despa+tch. Person< desirous of having cases sent by railroad wi;l have them sent free of charge. A Hearse is always on hand and will be fornished at the rate of ;1o per day. Thankful far past patronage, the snb scrihcr respectfully aaka for a continuation of the same, and asnres the public that no effort on his part will be spared to render the utmost satisfaction. A. C.CHAPMAN 1Newberry S. C., Joly 31. Emun 4 lannr wa MONilY M AZNE WALKER,IEY tANS CNSELL 0. WYATT AIKEN, CHIA.RLESTO, S. C July 13, 28-tf. Attend to Your Children's Teeth We are so often called on to extract the .first Molars or .Jew Teeth for children, andl to regulate or s'rengthen the front teeth, ~which bhecomne crookedi from neglect, that ~we think it ad visable to call the attention of narents t o the subjet; so that the hack teeth mayr be filled and the front teem noticedl whilst children are cutting their seconld set, oas to prevent their coming irregular bildren shed, or lowe hut ten teeth from ~the upper jaw, and tent from the lower j-tw, tod the Molars, or jaw teeth, wrhich they Sut RACK of these be-long to their adult or ~rown set. Many persons sa t:by were a0t aware of this fact. Now notice and aer eccordingly. Charges very moderate. P ernms (!ash. R. S. WIH A LEY, Mar. 2, 9-tf Surgeon Dentist. ,. nascNolr. . wUar.zx. J. ni. ?rarEa. HENRY BISCHOFF & Co. AND DEALERS hIN WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, TOBACCO, &C. 197 E ast Bay, CHARLESTON, S. C. Mar. 30, 1 3-ly. ~Sash & Blinds. The subscriber takes pleasure in announc. une to this commeunity that, having madle ~.t11 necessary arranigemuents, he will be able to furnish ~Sash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Very Moderate Rates!! For (Cash! ANDR EW C. CHIIAPMAN, Oet.'s 41 if. Newberry C. Hi., S. C. Xewherry Hotel. J. P. POOL, Proprietor. This Hontel is centrally Situal.ted, comamo .inus, atirv and will appointed. No pains tre spared to m::dthe gust fel"a II - . ez , ,r I ,E & N ON VT C TE E T G iYSR..PS :cir I D;G.STl0ii i'RyfITiS JJ/!LS&Irz~ c?, p TtZ CREAT ES V E.1,1i1SE& PROPR!E TO -s s' a/HOLESALE DRUGGISS N. 1. T.ie Commi--ioner of Internal Rev nue has decided th:t any dealer can ell1 this article without a special license. For sale in Newberry by DI. AM.I IcINTO.Sl, Druggist and apothecary. March 30 ]y. The Great Medlieal Discovery! Dr. WALxE"'S CALIFO3 iA. 1INEGAR BITTERS, Hundreds of Thousands M Bear :estlmony to their w nd=10 lm Curative TL*ects. p WHAT ARE THEY?-6 -a ;r a " ! i 7 C TUET AREENOT AVILE. C FA. CY DR.^K M rie of Foor Rum. Whiskey. Proof Spir its. and Befuse Liquors, Gee: ored, sp.el, and sweetened to please thie taste, casled "Tomcs' - 'ppetizers,." "lleMorers," &.7., theL lea ithe tippler onto drunkenns and ruin, but arc strue MedicifO mnade irorn theo N:s.ive Roet and He.rbs of Caifornia, free from2 allAIcoholic Stimulants. Th arethOeGBAT BLOOD PUREFERsan LIFlGIVINtlG P.RI1N CIFLE, a perfect tenovator and Invigorator o .he oystem, carn oi O all porsonous matter, and restoring the booJ to a healthy condition. No person can take these Bitters, according to ,irections, and remtia long unwelL. $er100 will begiven ffr an oeurablecase, pro idlag the bones are not destroyed b mineral oisons or other means, and the itolsrgians wasted beyond the point of rea r. For In.fanammtory and Cbronic Ehen matism, and Gout. Dyspepa, or Idi goition. Bilious, renaittent. and Inter mittent Fevers, riseases of th - Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, the e Bit ters have been most ,'uccess:ul. Such Dis. eases are caused byVitiated Blood, which i generally by derangemenept of the a ey in-igorate the stomach,.and stimulate the torpid liver and bowels, which render therm or unequalled etScatcy in cleansing the blool of all impurities, and imparting new lfe and vigor :o t he whole system. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, -eadache, rin in t':e Sholders5, UoughsJhttes5 of the Cest. DizziS Suur Stema, Taste rn the* Mouth, id.ioes Attacks, Palptation of the Heart, Copious Disearges of thrine, Pa thL regions of the Xidneys, and a hundred other Sdaul syrnptoms' wlach are the offsprings of ) spepsia, are ceued by these Bitters. *leanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its impurities burstingth roun the alirnim Pim-. ples, Erptions, or Sores; ceneit when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure and the health ofthe system will follow. PIN, TATE, and other WOlnis, lurkinig in the systerr of so many thousands are efectually destroyed and rmvd For full directions, read carefully the circular around each bottle, printed in four language English, Gennan, French, and Spanish. J. WALKER 32 & 34 Commerce Street, N.YT. Prpie . H. McDONALD & CO., Poreo. Drupgists and General AMents. San Frndsco, Cahifornia, and 3t and34 Coca. me'ee Street, N. Y. BT-80OLD BY ALL DEUGGISTS AND For sale by Dr. W. F. PR ATT, Drug i. Jiv 6, 2l-m. DR. SHALLENBERCER'S Fever and Au Always Stops thse Chills. This Medicine has been before the Pub ~lie fifteen years, and is still ahead of all other known remedies. It does not purge, does not sicken the stomach, is rerfeetly safe in any dose and under all cireum stances, and is the only Medicine that will CURE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Fever and Ague, because it is a perfect Ant i diote to Mtalaria. Sold b.' all Drugzists. nov 24 ly P. P. TOALE, CHARLESTON, S. C. L(Mrarv n mo~ t .omplete) 3auacoyof lDoors.Salhea, t he southern States?. ) PITED PRIE LIST DiflES tOXETITI(. A pril 6, 18S'i--I1-ly.I ~C01U B IA H OTEL COLUMBIA, S. C. --o -- If IE PROPRIETORS take plensure in an Pouncing thait this elegantiy.furnishe~ Etablishment is now open for'the accom-. ~modtion of guests. The table will always' be supplied with every delicacy oft the seal - son-both from New Y"rk aind Chatrleston' 3arkets. and no efTiris will he spared to' ive perfect satisfaction, in every respet, t ur patrone. o SW.\. GhlNA N. 1 ,, II It ayl. 3mt ORii' PAVILION HOTEL. Charleston, S. C. BOARD PER DAY, $3.00. 3itS. II. L. BUTT.ERFIELD, Proprietress. .R. MIMILTON. Superintendent. Sept. 15. NICKERSON HOUSE. C0LUMBIA, j 8OUTH CAIOLINA. Thi= pleasantly located FI'TEL. rnsur pe bye anly House in the South for com t"rt and healthy locality, is open to Trav '.,!rs and others seeking BOARD for the mmr Fanilies can be accommodated J.wirh n'ce, airy rooms, on reasonable terms, "A call is solicited." Mv Onmibus will he found at the di'er .nt deprts-passcngers carried to and fron he Hotel free of char_e May 19 24 tf WM. A. WRIGHT. Greenville & Columbia Railroad. INK' ; ENERAL SUPER1\TJNDENT'S OFFICE. COrXBIA. A. .. Augu:t 10. 170. C:IA;NGE of Schedule for :4nday Train: UP TRAIN. Leave Columbia ............................. 8.00 a. m. " Alston..................... 9.30 a. M. " Frog Level....................10.40 a. m. Newberry............................11.06 a. m. Arrive at Helens..................... .11.16 a. m. DOWN TEA.IN. Leave icena............................. 2.4. p. m. L ." Newberry.......................... 2.55 p. m. Frog Level....................... 315 p. M ' Arton ........................ 4.15 p. m Arrive at Columbia.................. 6.00 p. m. JOHN B. MORE, Gen'l Sup't. August 17, 33-ti. AGrccnrille & Columbia Rlailroad. GENERAL sUP1'E1:I1 NTENDENT OFFICE. Cot.C.ara. S. C.. .July 25. 1570. ON and afler 3ONDA .Y, August 1, the follow ing schedule will be run daily. Sundays ex cei,ted conuectin.: with Night Traius on soutt Carolina Iload. up and down, alo with Train oiug South on Charlotte, Colembla and Augus ita Raiulroad: UP. Leave Columbia.......................... 8.5 a v Alston..........................9.33 a m " Newberry.......................11.03 a in Arrive Abtevie.. ................ 800 p ti Auderson................. 4.321 p tm " Greeuville..................... 5.00 p a DOWN. 4Leave Greenville....................... 7.00 a m " Anderson...................... 730 a a " ALbeville.... .................. 9.00 a a t Newberry.......................12-47 p m " Aletou........................:.30 p U, Arrive Columbia................. 3.45 a a JOHN i. MORE, Gen'1-Supt. Aug. 3.31--f. Sonth. Carolina Ballroad Company, GENERAL SUFTS OFFICE, M3Lr 16. 1870 THE following Schedule for Paseenger Train will be observed from this date: DAT Pa8a5EGEr .TRAIN. Leaving Columbia at................. 7.45 a. mn Arriving at Columbia at............4.10r p.m IGetT aZRtiESS TBANX. Leaving Colombia at.................7.5np.ma Arriving at Columbia at............600 a. mn [ Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdaya.l Arrive at Columbia 11.00. a. . Leave 1 ot0 p. mn Arrive at Kingrille in time to connect witi through mail train south. H. T. PEZAE. Gener:ap'l June 15, 24-tf. Vharlotte, Columbia & Angusta R. Pb (IENER A L. FRETGHT AND TICKET OFFTrE CoLr.exar , S 4U., Septermber 1. 1870. to effect on this Road on and after SNA next, 2th instant:OG : OTh Leave Angusta. at.....................86.00 a mn -(CoIumini. S. C., at............11.45 a m " W ann.eboro. at. ................. 1.57 a. a "Che-ster, at..............4.00 p. mn Arrive at Charlotte, N. C.......... 6.30 p. m Making connections with Trains of North Car olina Road for all point4 North and East. Leave Chasrlotte. N. C., at............8 20 a. a "Chester,.......................11.15 p. in " Wirn e oro, at................12.58 p. mn -Colum bia. S. C. at............. 345 p a A rrive at Augusta. ................... 8.30 p. in 3Making close connetior:sa with Trains of C:eo tral nd Georgia Railrosds. for Savannab. au' all points in Florida. Muoon, Columbua. Mont. o'nnery, 3Mobile, N~p Orleans. Selma. Chattauo. ga. Miemphis. Nasllille. Louisville. Cincinnati St Louia. all points South an West. Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains Through Tickets sold. and Baggage checked ti all principal points. E7 Passengers by this route oInG Nors Shave obioiceco TI4iaEEF D1FFICREaT ROUTES. C. ROUKN(1G HTSuperintendent. E. R. DoinarY, Gen. Freight and Tieket A gt. Saimmer Schedule. SPARTANBURG AND) UNION R. R. Ut'os C. HI.. S. C.. JTune 21. Iro OIn and after MTonday. thre 27th instanrt, then will be Daily Passenger Trains over this Road. On Mondays. Wednresdays. Fridays and Setur, days. fhe Down Trains will lente Spartanbur: -c(ourthouse at 5:3i A. M1., and arrive at Aletor 11 A. M1. jReturning, leave Alston at 12 M1., and react .Spartnb1urg Courthous t5:3' P. M1. .4On Tuesdays. the Down Trains will leave Spar itanl-urg Courthouse at 7:3. A. M1., and arrive at .Ulton at l1P. M. lr-turning, leave Aiston at 2:15 P. 31., and reach Spa.rtanburg Churthnuse a . p. 31. On Thursdays, the Down Trains will leavi ,Spartanburg Courthonse at 3:45 A. M1., and ar rire at Alston at8:35 A. M1. Returning, leave Alston at 9:30 A. M1., and .rench Spartanburg Courthouse at 2:40 P. M1 lBy this Schedule. persons coming down the G,(reenville Road on rue'days can come up the A Spartanburg Road the same day, without deten non on the way, and persons going down this rond on 1 hursdays can go throu;gh to Columbia ~without detention at Alston. Persons going 1 down this road on Thursdays can go up the on the way, and parties cominogup from Colm,. lia -me day, for this rond, will not he detained aAlston. TilOMAS B. JTETER. July 6, 27--tf. President S. & U. RI. R. COLUMBIA, S. C. ROBERT JOYNER, PR?OPIETOR. P. Hl.IILTON{ JOYNER, CLEEK, RATES, Spper, llreakfast and Lodging..2 Sep. 8th, 1S69. Where to Stop. WILLIAMS' HOTEL, Forerly Harvey House, PATA NBURG., C. H., S. C. RCONTINENTAL HOTEL, LA UREAS~ C'.I., S. C. J. I. H. Williams, Proprietor. MY friends and the traveling publie are re. ~pectfully informed that the above named 4IIOTELS are now under my control; and they may rest assured that the reputation of :the two houses will he fully kept up. The Rooms are comfortably furnished and the f ables iil be ruppied with the hest of e Ayer'' Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Probably never before in the whole history of medicine, has any thing iven so widely and so deeply upon the confidence of mankind, as this excelent- remedy for puhnonary complaints. Through a Tong series of years, and aniong most of the races of men it has risen higher andhigher in theirestimation, as ithas become betterknowu. its uniform character and power to cure the va rious affections of the lungs and throat, have made it known as a reliable protector against them. While adapted to milder forms-of disease and to young cikiren, it is at the same time the most effectual remedy that can be given for incip ient consumption, and the dangerous aectiuons of the throat and lungs. As a provision against sudden attacks of Crop , it should be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all are -nme times subject to colds and cougs, all should be provided with this antidote for tiem. Although settled Consumption is thought in curable, -till great nunbers cf e:-cs where the disease seemed settled, h:ve lo.i coml:letelv cured, ar:d the patient re-torel to sund health by the Cherry J'ertoral. -o mcrli,lete is its mastery over the disorders of tlhe Lungs and Throat,that the most ol'sti:at of tuem yiid to it. When nothing ele couhi re:ah thm. uneer the Cherry JPctoral they ,ul,i l ::: !k-appear. Sinjers and .Public yeakers L:;( great protection from it. Asthma is always relieved an1 of en wholly cured by it. Bronchitis is generally erred by taking the Cherry kertoral in sn 11 ant fre :n nt eoes. So genernlly are its virtues ktv.n. that we need not pubhih the cert'r:ate. of them here, or do more than assure the public that ita 'Inalities are fully maii.:ained. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fever and Agne, Intermittent Fever,, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or iBiiiors Fever, &c., and indeed all the affection s which arico from malarious, --marsh, or miasmatio poisons. As its name implies, it does Cure, and does not; fail. Containing neither Arsenie, Quinine, Bis Imuth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous' substance *hatever, it in nowise irjures any pa tient. The number and importance of its curee t in the ague districts, are literall." beyond account, and we believe without a p. aralt-l in the h}iutory of Ague medicine. Our pride is grati!i--d by the acknowledgments we- receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate cases, and where other rem edies had wholly failed. Unacclimnated persons, either resident in, or travelling through miasmatic loca lities, will be protected by taking the A G CE C VRE. daily. For Lice'r Complaints. ari-ing from torpid itv of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimu l'ting the Liver into healthy activity. For Bilious Disorier- and Liver Complaints, it is an excellent remedy, producing ninny truly renarkable cures, where other tiedicines hac1 failed. . Prepared by Dn. T. C. ARm & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and. sold all round the world. PRICE, $1.00 PER BOTT.LE. For sale by Dr. JAS. .iclNTU'ii. ESTABLIsUIED 1811. CUSHICS & SALY BOOKSF.LLERS AND :TAl 1ONJ.'S :F2 BALTIflIE T.. B.xLPiMUE, ?avc the LARGEST .\N) IEST AsMORTED) STOCK n he city of -;C11OOL MEDi'_..1L and L.1W, :rd F 0NTAL CLASSICAL and-NICELANE.OUS iBOOKS. An immenco ciply of ,ENE;A1. Lt.\ N Kan: CrNTN(;-IIOL'SE STATIONERY. BTank 13km -a.ie~to order in any style of Binding and Raling. The same careful Att-.ntion giver, to -ORDERS ato Pensos~AL PuRIASES. INSIDE FIGURES .\LWAYS~. Send for Catalogues, &c. Sept. 28, 39-4m. Kinsman & Howell, R'actors and Comm ;ission Merch ants. r iberalAdvances m/ade o otton and Naval Stores CAarleston, S. C. Sep. 7, 26-3m. A Spicndid Uffer. HIavir' n:mde arrangemtents with theC fo! -injg first elass papers antd mi zn::ifes, ae aii club, them inwithi the Ilhl :a : he very oiW prices natmed, and niii hold ibisunr ,.deted olT,-r open to ab' t,ew si:bs.rcre roma now until the first of A p. ii. We sould advise that clubs be ti--med in see ions~ and that each miember of t eith take different paper, as this will gike a great. ariety of interesting readi: to neig hbor .ood'. We fin ther oiler to thio- n.. ho ill et up a club of ten sub,scrib,rs ., h ller Id iand any of th,e pa pers nom , a copy of unr pa per free, or for a club of : wen:y n i;h. hie p.ipers nmed, oneC copy of the ilerald iid a copy of any of thle mar.razhi s or pa wrs ini the list. Yourng ladlies :indi gentle er with a very littlie~ etion: can make :p a club under terinS so adva:agou5.. lead the list and :ermis: TER{Ms OF SUB2sCn1PITioN. .ingle copies...................... 3 00' Five eopies.... .... .... ... .. ..12 .50 l'en copies, (and one extra.. . ... ... .22 .50. leral!d and XIX Century............. 6 00- - lIeraldi and Rural Carolinian.........l .50. ileraldl and New Ee.eerie. ....... l 25. HIerald and Old G;uard...... ........ 5 2.5. ilerald and Lady's Friend........... 4 50. ileraid arid Saturday Evening Ps:. 4 ,50 lierald and Southertn (ultiva:or.....4 .50 Herald and Rural American.........3 .50. lerald and Stock .lournal..........3 2.5. Herald and Evening Lamp.......... 4 25 IIerald and Riversirde Mamz.....s 5 , IIerald and School Daiy Vis:tor...4 i;' ilerahld arid Eclectic Magaz.ine.......6 0 Herald and Peters' Musical .'.agazinec 4 50: herald and Demorcst's Maazne.. 5 00 Ferald and Burke's Weekly........ 4 hierald and Southern F.irm: & !lo-ne. 4 50. Ierald and Bee Journal and NKia: al .Agriculturist.. ... ... .. 3 PJI'RLIER.s Ne herry Iie.r-dd!. LOOK OUT FOR YOUR MEALSy AT THE BREM!iIS GelE iP AM) Dec 22 .50-3m SuhCarolina Railroad. Onan.fter .Juiy 1st, 1 ii, aill Passen Oesgt in- o Trains at St:ain s where sTiekts ARE OLD, and neg!eethi:g to pa baeTickets, will he charged t;;e Cor.duc: o'ExesRate. But all Pa.isengers ge' ting on at Stations where Tickets are NOl' MSLD, wtil becharged only' the Atefln 'Cate by theC Gor.dictor. ALFEDL.TYER