Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Oar'bal yrnn;t have a partv_ le's jast a year O.d to-day Under the leafy apple-tree We4 crown kim wih blossoms g.y ; The 4io;eits titheranches And tings by its dear one's nest, We wiRrgreet"a& the chief musician, And self-invited guest. (n,; bet,;i tell Mrs.' Biddy To come with her little brood; And call on yor way.for the lacumie And-sbe kitten under the[wood; Tie I1tice to the little wagon We'll play he's a big black horse To ,* heaniil. dollies; Thef'ltfraitt L%rriage, of coursc. H.-re'e a basin of wWter for duckies Oh, see how they dive and swim! And oh, look,a the darling baby! Ire lnows'thef are all for him; lie is smackiiig his lips to kiss thei; He is reac fiis hands to hold; And his heart is fil:ed with - glad-jess v$ -'IN.rImp nta.i)evr:rbe. told. O baby, with hair so golden! jQ baby, with eyes so le i Wh:d-Are the angels weaving ginute Fiture' loom for von? r If it bg sorrow and sadneo, iigbtplelsure *nd joy, A tree heart, patient and loving, God :give:to my baby boy. . PERILS OF FALSE IIAIR.-The New York Tribune says: . Tie danger of wearing false hair is. illustrated in a new and forcible way by the.recent ex perience of a Massalsetts dame. Fan,cying that her natural charms required artificial enhancement, she innocently purchased one of those mysterious and tail-like ap pendages for the female head, known, we believe, by the technical Itame of ''switches." It was a --switch" equally beautiful and be coming, and for a brief space all was hair and happiness. But pre sen,tly madam began to feel an un pleasant sensation about the throat every time she assumed the foreign locsz-in point of fact, a choke. a She would, in her own striking and- piitorial language, "get as red as a boiled lobster, and gasp like a porpus," dreadful symptoms, which disappeared as soon as the "switch" was removed. What was this mystery no mortal could ex plain, so madam being a true Bos ton woman calleti a "medium," avdthe "medium" called a spirit fromthe v:tty deep Then did 1 -this spirit unfold a long and ex -eursive tale, which condensed, was to the effect that "she was the woman from whose head the hair .bad~ been cut, just after she was -lung t"-and tbat a choke wonld ahyaya attend the wearing of that partivulatr switch. Fathermo're, ( this iristructive spirit observed P thatZ all fidse hair ret:ained more or leYss of the personaliity of its original owner, and that thsis was the cause of much insanity and rrnie erirninal idiosyneracies in I -wiean. Which is an explanation f, rather more st.tr tling than lucid. A young lady with a pretty ( foot, but rather a large ainkle went into a shoe store to be measured. The admiring clerk, who is of Gallie extraction, complimented her in the following queer way:C "Madam, you have one bootif'ul foot, but ze leg commIeneeC too im- c *mediately." 'Full mooni in the first week of each of the first, seven months of c. the vear. July has two full C moon's, viz: one the 2d and 31st. '1 Another war with Turkey is ::t ii hand-next Than ksgivin gday. d *tarolinIa Nvational Bank a OF a 00L UMBLL. S- C. Capital Stock Paid in, $200),000. BOA R D OF DI RECrlORS: - L. D. CIIILDs, Pcasst!DENT. Dr. J. wV. Parker. Rt. M. Wallace, -Jorm~ S. Wiley, Dr. John T. Darby. E. Hope. Richard ('Neale, Jr. C. D). Mt:rTox. Attorney.QV W. B. Gnlick, C. J. Iredell. S - Cashier. Aesi'tant Cashier. . The capital stock of thi" Bank is now S200,00 '. all ot whch has been paid in. and confirmed by ' the Comptroller of the Currency.. Authority has. A also been received for a fuerther inci ease to the y amount ofS-5.n '. of which over S20.0is has al ready been taken'. l'ersous wishing to make an inre-tment should apply waithout delay. The Sorphis Fand is now $6. '0, or tiree per cent. -- uppan its st ock. The Caro i a National Bsn't issues certifi estes of depo it. bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent. pecr annam. This feature or its business makes it practically A SAV!NGs BANK. and attention ts caled to the fact that the safety of these depo-its. as well all others, are guaar anteed by the whole capital of the Bank. Nto safe mtode of templjorary investment is offe-red to the pubhc th.in, this-the deposite being IC pyabie on demand or on short notice. Deposats ofany amount r,-eeived either in currency or ooin. and payabe in the same Interest will be paid at thle end of eacih -ix mn,ths. should de posits remainl beyond that length ot' time. (Columbis, S C'.. January 28, 1571. C BEtNG perminently loeited inGre.e ville, and havitng facilities tor the PUTRCIIASE AND) SHIPPING OF G~RAINS AND) OTHERr PRlOD)UCE. ""a *bscribe'r resp.'ctfny 'calt the atten- E .s ';.3 armes an other. who tio 'o Mre ? he t,his. fact. tnye at anyv time' desiretsu. Hie will 'uiit FILLs ALL ORDERS PROMIPTLY AND) -ATISFACTORILY. Address orders~ to J. B. ELK[INS, J.an. 4, 1- ink Green vme C'. II., S. C. A Stock or Ciothing, Hats GENTS' FUiRNISHING GOODS~ 17LESS TH AN 00OsT..43 A RARE OPj'ORTUNITY To EMBARK IN THlE BCSINESS. A fr.-sh and we'll se' lected stock of CLOTHING, HATS and G;ents' FURN ISHING GOO)DS, to;:ether with the STORE FIXTURES and Lea-e of, one of the most desiraoble butintess stands im the city of Colum:bia-property of thte late W. J. ~Hoke--is now offered for sale at a sacrifice, in order to close the business. Parties desiritng to .te't f er the purchase of same, will call on or address the son of the late proprietor. M IKE HIOKE. Feh , 5)-lf. SOLt*E9, IfARIESS19 Russet, Upper and Whang L E 4 THER )n hand and for sale by D. MOWER@ Apr. 6, 11-tf. DR. E. C. JONES, SURGEON DENTIST, NEWBERRY, S. C. Rooms over Mr. Mower's store, and in ront of Herald oilice. I take pleasure in informing my friends nd the public generally, thnt my dental ooms are now open, and that I am pre dred to execute all work in my profession n the most approved marner. I am determined to devote my entire iae and energy to my profession. Jan. 12 2 tf. Cotton for Guano. 61,000 PREMIUM! We propose selling a limited quantity of ur Guanos for 3iddling Cotton at 15 cents; elivered at planter's nearest depot, by 1st ovembcr next. We also offer the magnificent premium of 1,000 for the best yield from our Guanos. For particulars apply to our nearest Agent, r address us for Circul:ir. WILCOX, G[BBS & CO., Importers and Dealers in Guanos, %'hareton, S. G , Savantnah and Aupusta,Ga. Feb 157 Imo. CUSTOM made pegged CALF WOTS, and warranted. For sale by D. MOWER. Nov. 23, 47-tf. ALL parties indebted tome by Mem randurn Account, or inany other way, re reqm-e-sted to pay the same at once. D. MOWER. Nov. 23, 47-tf. South Carolina Railroad Company, 10sy -4*' ______ COLUMBIA, S. C..January 19, 1871. ON and after SUNDAY. the 22d Instant. Pa !nger Truins upon this Road will arrive and Ae as follows: Ta xx No. 1. eave Charleston at ............................ 8.2' a m ,rrive at ColumbLa a.............8 40 p ia ,uve Columt>ia at..... ................2 15 p Di rrive at Chbarleston at................ 7.50 p at eave Camden. Sundays excepted, at... 9 5' a at rrive at Ki-ngville at................. 1.2' p nm ,ave Kingville. Sundnys exc<-pted, at.. 2.30 p ut rrive at Camden at...................6 60 p m The above Trainsa run in c<muection with Wit ainton. Columbia ad Augusta Railroad, con ecting with Trains' for Wilmingro:a. North Caro. na. tmd with Trai:.s for -Augusta, Georgia aking close connections. wih Nighti Trains of eorgta Railroad and Centra Eailroad, for an ointa Souith and West. razA r No. 2-NtoaT ExraxEs. Suniday Night excepted. esve Charle>.t n at:............... 7 10 p t ,rrive at Columbia at........... ... A.00 a at eave Columbia at....................7.50 p at .rrive at Charleston at...............6.45 a at This frain runs in connection with Up Angus rnTruns, mnakinag cliae connecotion with Georgia air.a- iud (Central Rbilroa<d Morning Zraii,s. r all poitts Suuth and West. A. L.. TY LER. Vies-President. S. 1B. PI- KE.N, General ticket Agent. harlotte, Columbia & .Augusta R. R. SU'ltlN IENDENT's OFFICE. CotraIA, $ C., Jatnuary 17, 1871. ON and alter NUDAY January d. the' Pa. tger trains over this Road will ruti as ft,llows: GOl.NG NoliT't. No. 2. No. 1. ARRIVEt. LECAVE. ARRIVE. L.EAVE. ugusta 6.00 pm 8.00 an. olumbia 11.05 pm 1: 2' in 1251 pm 103 ptn Eina.boro 1.2'> am 1.27 at 3.17 pm 3.37 pmt hte-ter 2.56 am 3.o.. am 5.07 pm 5.10. pm harlote 5.30 am 73, pma Go.la SoUTa. No. 1. .0. 2. ARltZvE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LSAVE. ugusta 7 45 pm 7.3 am oumbia 2 16 pm 2.28 pmn 2 13 am 2.28 am rinnboro 11 55 am 1'.54 im 11.55 pat 11.t.8 pat eter 1'.2>am li23 ar 1.>27 pm 1.3 pn harlott - S 0 arn 8.1.' pat Goiag North .-Btoth No. 1 and 2 make close aily connections at Charlotte for New York ano : points North anid Ei.t. Pasenetgers leaving S2 ou SAl T URDA Y$, will lay over 12 hours at icmo:d. Going .';r,th.-Bo,th Nost. 1 and 2 make close aly conntecttons at Augusta with trains ot- the' eo~rgia and Central Georgia Roads, for all inte South. $outh,-west antd west. Trough Tickets sold, and Baggage checked to I principat poiata. J. M. SELKIRK, Supt. E. R. Doass., General Ticket Agenr. iater Scho.dula Spar-tanbnr'g and Union Railroad. On and alter the 24th itnstanit, the Pa35 mer Trains ciil go down Ott MONDAYS. )rtanbunrg Court House, at 7.20) A. M., i arriv ng at Aision I .'45 I. M. Reurrintr on T CESD)A S, TH URSDAYS id ,SATURD)AYS, will 1--ave Al-ton at U.5S ..,andi arrive at Sparr.uihurg at : 40 P. THOMAS B. .JETER, Is rosV I t.5. S. C. President. Oct. 26, 43-tf. WHERE TO STOP. WILLIAMS' HOTEL. Formerly Harvey House, SPARTAiNBURG C. H., B. C. ONTINENTAL HOTEL, LAURENS, C. H., S. C. J. Y. HI WittlA.lSs, Proprietor. MY friendr, and the traveling public are re s'cfuliy informed that the above namedi )TEL.S are now under my control; ano .ey may rest assured that the reputation of e two houses will he fully kept up. The rsomin are comntort'ably furnished and the ,bles will be suppiiod with the best of ev ythinr. May 11. 19-if. COLU.MBlA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. C. H E PROPRiiETOR takes p!casure in an nouncing that this elegantly.furnished tblihmecnt is now open for the accom odation of guests. The table will always supplied wi:h ever delicacy of the sea t-hothi fronm New York and Charleston arkets. anid no efforts will he spared to --- --'rfect satisfac:ion, in every respect, t or arrons. W . G~' ALONZO REESE, . BA RBER, Next door to Pollock's Restaurant, Columnbia. S. C. Will Shave, Shampoo. Trim and Dye, To suit the mo-.t faistidious. Try him ! NATIONAL HOTEL, Columbia, S. C. Robert Jornier, Proprietor. P. Hamilton Joyner, Clerk. RATES: If Board, per Day..........----30t upper, Breakfast and Lodging..2 O00 NEWB[RRY7 FEMALE AUiAMMUY. A. P. PIFEE, X. A., Principal. Miss FANNIE LEAVELL,: Assistant. Prof. F. W BER,B Musical Dep't. THE next tsession of this SCHOOL will begin on-TUESDAY, THE THIRD (3d) OF JANUARY,.1871. Tuition-Froin $10 to t2n pier half session of 5 months.' Music and 316dern Languages extra. Instructiorr given ir. all the branches usually taught in Fejtale Scboo's of the: highest grade. Pupils from a distance van nbtnin board in good private families at alout $15 per month. Pupils will he charged from the date of entrance, and no reduction A ill he made except iti case's of protracted illn,s4. N B. Tie Tuiiioni Iees j.ust be paid in advanice. For particu!mrs apply to COL. S. FAIR, Pres't Boarl Trustees, or S. P. BOOZER, Esq, Sec. Jan. 4, I-tf. SUMTER BITTERS, The most delightful Tonic known. ( Imperfect Digestion Cured by Sumter Bitters. Lost Appetie Restored by Sunter Bitters. Bodily Weakiwas Cured by Sumter Bitters. i CHILLS AND FEVER. Prevented by Sumter Bitters. FeaeComplainis Reclieved by Sumter Bitters. Ilealth arid Str- agth RcLvred by Sumter Bitters. Nervous Diseases_ Cured by Sumter Bi;ters. Recommended by the highest Iedical aUt.ority in tie State. This popular Tonic arid delightful Beverage is for sale by Al Druggists and rrocers. ( DOWIE, M01zE & DAVIS, rProprietors, And Wholesale Dr gists, Charleston, S. C. Foir SALF BY~ MOTTE & TARRANT, Newberry, S. 0. F-b. i, 5-tf. THE COTTON STATES Life Insurance Company, MACOx. (cEon(au. TIlE business of cli-. Comipany is confined v liw to Life Inrsuranre ialone. It is-tues Policies on all the approved mn naal plans. One third of thre premium on its Policies ill alwaysa be given a<a loan to all personis ho muay desire it, thereby incereasig tihe iount of Inisurance for a smnaller amount f eaushi, nor will interest be required on :hese loan.s, onuly for the, first years' loan. The protir.s or divide'nds w ill constaintly aav ruf I he loan-s, h<.nuce the v'ale oi (f this an of Inrsurance to those who have onaly <mn I! surplus funde. This ced-it is give'n hr~ one other Comnpa y onily, doing hu-;nesus heare. The scareity of mnoneyv ini the South, it is elieved. abso'utely demnnds such an ar anement. The Comrpainy of coirse ac epts all cashi, when the party iiienrinrg is able or w'illi:rg to payn it. There is aniother feature in tha ovenir.aious of this Co:pany that tihe attenitionl of' par ties sesking~ Inusir ne is particnbirly calledu i, viz: a Suren der value. There is baut C'ompanty doing usiness here (Carolina Life) besides Cotton States, wich gives a suirrendcr value. When circumstmances render it necessarv :or one to abandon his policy, it will only e necessary for him to call for Iris surren fer value, whiebr will be, in miost cases, nliae ty (9rr) per cent of all thc mnoney hre has aid in, miaking it absohuelhy impossible for rim to lose anything in: any event. This is Most other Compamnies give their insuredl apid up Po'.icy for an equitable portion of ie amoiut of money paid, in ease of sur render, but not to be paid until they die. Is this just ? Pref'er tire Cotton States Life Insurance Cmpany theta. Beesur~e its omce is in the centre of the rotton States, sianmnagaed by good finan " -md "en well knrown to us. Because it gives you a good surrender value in case of your withdrawal. Because it has $5nu,nn guarantee, the argeat ever given to anry Compnuany, for the eurity of Policy hollers. Because it has' $15y,rt0 deposited with Ie States of South Carolina an Georgia, ror the security of Policy holders, besides re premiumis of twenty-one hundred Poli y holders. Becauise it gives 901 per cent of all the Because its policies are always good, and valid, for as many d--finite parts of thne sumi isured as there eh dll have been annual aremiumis paid. SActive agents wanted to Canivasa Korth and South Carolina. Apply to LAVAL, & ABNEY, reneral Agents for No,rhi & South Carolina. Ome:Columbia, s. C.I . 3. L.AvAt.. x.w AB\r.T Jan. 4, '71, 1-1y. . BIscEoWI. c. wU.ar.ux 4. B. 7t5rna HENRY BISCHOFF & CO. AND DEALERS IN WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, TOBACCO, &C. 197 E ast Bay, CHARLESTON, S. - Mar. .30, VI-1y.I FREsu GAnDEN. FLOWER. FRrIT. HERB. TREE & SHRUB. AND) EVER GREEN SEEDS. P'REPAID BY MAIL. WITH DIRECTIOINS FOR CULTURE. TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT PACKAG;ES OF EITHER CLASS FOR $1. 'U. THlE SIX CLASSEs S5.00. 20.000 lbs. Evergreen and Tr'e Seeds; A pple, Pear.Cherry. &c.; Grass Seeds: Beet,: Cabbage. Carrot. Onion. Squash. Turmip. and all Vegetable and Flower Seeds, in small or lrge quantities; also emnail Fruits, Stocks Bulbs, Shrubs, Roses. Verbenas, &c , by mail, orepaid. New Goldcn Banded .Japan Lily, 50t-. Priced Descriptive Catalogue sent tr any plain address. gritis. A gents wanted. Wholesale List to Aiente, Chubs and the Trade- Seed< on commission. B. M Watson, Old Co)lony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Msass. Estabhi shd in 1842 Fehb. i5 -2m. ETIWAN SOLUBLE I AN SULPHUR] - MANEFAOTUR1 ETIWA]ST CHARLEST BY TI SUP.1RICE ACRAN13'WT The now welPinown E rIWAXN GUANO is r'e- oftSiiT tirli. These 1'hosphates in to be ground to powder. anid mmde S-duble by S operation the laret Sulplinric Avid CAimbers inanufacture at *he lowe4t rntt4, the hiihest cra erthe proportion ofSoluble lhophare which at required per acre. In order to make the Fertili2 cient quantities are added With these views tl ET.I.W AN Wrranted-t6 ontain from 15 to 20 PEIR CEN r OF IJ.11E, and from 2 to 2j per cenr. of A MMO VIAN GUANO and POTASH, to ad.ipt it to'all $60 per ton, and interest 7 per cent. pek' annum. . DISSOLVI Of higrade, uitable for Maunfacturer.4 or foit tilizer. and specially adapted for compott. A- 1: to dissolve the Plho4phate, this will be found a e ?aaterial. The grade.furnished will ie from 18 1 Price $40'per ton easb. On time, S15. with int4 grades4will lie furni-fh'd to order at an additiona - COMPOUND ACH Specialfy prepared for compo;ting with cotton $35 per ton, cash; on time S10, with interest at GROUND At Tnuh lower rates, con-istin- cimplv of the N Pice $20 per ton cash. On timze, 22, anJ inten WM. C. BE C W. H. WEBB, Ager LIPSCOMB & CALIIOUN, -A A. J. HALTIWANGER, Agen N. B.-The percentage of Dissnvi'd B Inc I Etiwans, is aseertine.d ut theN Works, h% their ( chaser he dis-atisfied. he may retun iaver.te ,ai days after delivery, and they will he W1:u1Y.d a1 garanteteI will he mtde good to him by the Cot Jan. 25, 4-2m. OF THIS POPULA - TO MEET THlE NECE PLATINeThT C C AND HAS BEEN C iII---Fifty Dollars per Ton liME--Fifty-five liollars per Payable 1st Novcrmber, 1871 WM. 0. DUJ R. MOORMAN & CO., A Ja. 11, 2-3m. JUST received a large assortment o VATCHES.-;old and Silver Hlinilg. stem Winding, Open Face, or Swiss, Euag ish and American manutfactnie. (LO('KS.-French Parlo', of Blaick Mv le, Gilt, Ormihi, Rnsewood and Walnut. SPEGACLES.-Gold, Silver and Steel, f all descriptionts; Eye Gltasses with Gold, labber andl Tortoice Shtell Frame. THiMBLES.-Gold and Silver of all de crpiOe. and with settings of all kinds of precious mones Brooches. Earrinze. N.'ckh.ece.s, 3racelets and At i lets, Gold Chatte!taine andti nd Leontinoe Chains ; all viarieties of Je,t, Rubber, Gold, Pearl and moulrlin.; Jewelry and Ornaments. ket.4 GENTEMEN'S JEWELRY.-Vest and Guard Chainis, Collar and Shirt aUnitn, sleeve Buttons, Seal Rings, Brooches, Sea: f Pins, &c. SPOON.-Tahle , Deesert, Te4, Sngar, Mustard, Pap, Salt Spoons andl Ladles. FtRK .-Tablie. D)essert andl l,reaktas. KN ITES.-Dessert, Fruit, Butter,. Fis,l Pie, Gake andI Chlse Kt,ives. PlTHEFRS.-Cihalices an.I 1 omin Sets, Iee 1'itchiers, Cups, Bowls and Gio CATOS.-Silver and Ph:Led, Fruit. Stand, Cake Bkta, P'iekle y7 ' Makers, C e t y ; ta iB.t- ih s Waited WIllIAM GLAZE, i e door No:-th of Scot t, Wdli:uns & Go.'s Banking HIoi e, Main s:re'et. Nov. 9, 4.--tt. 11. J. R., THOMIPSON\, SURGEON DENTIST, I (Successor to Dr W . B. McKellar ) (flee over MctFall & Pool's store, on Main All the old hnsine"s left unfinished will he compleed on the terms as before arranged, and everthing done in the best manner and .warhait Th snagnno the pnblic Is I &ANURES, C ACID, ED AT THlE ON, S. C., nanufrc-ured from the N.tive Bone Pho-! their n:3 nral sta are- Insoluble, and require ulphuric Avid. This Company have now in, it the .South. and are, therefore, able to de of Fertilizer; it being clear that the great v Fertilizer containi, the less the guantity er eomplete, Ammonia and Potash in stffi e Company mannfacture and offer for sale CUANOS,. OF ' DISSOlVED RONE PHOSPHATE MIA, with.a sutfleient addition of PERU crops. Price $55 per ton, cash; on time, D BONE, Planters, boing in itself an excellent Fer rge qiantii.-s of sulphnric Ac.d are used lCap and coveniett way to transport that o 20 p.r cent. D.,-;iplvel Bone Phosphate. re T at 7 per cent. per qnnLru. Still higher price per cen:ae. ) PHOSPHATE, ed and other plantation manures. Price 7 per cent. per annum. BONE, ative ione Phosphates ground to powder. st-.ut 7 per cent. per a:nnum. E & 00., (4 1(L's. Whatrf, HARLESTON, S. C. .t, Newberry. S. C. ents. Ninety Six Depot, S. C. t. Chappell's Depot. S. C. ho-phate of Lime, and Ammonia in all the hemist, before delivery. Should any par. Iaptes or any ptrchtase, within thirty (30) .' ndtut any delciency in the percentage Tany. R FRTILIZE R" FIED AT of200 b.a1Feey getsa TIewberry, O. 1871 sSITIES OFF ANDXGENAT ofh,00 largs. anBt Fatory. T y O NS, . C Aespro ST nevrbefre S. fere CO m Bret Ia ore Cihotexr LOTH VEING, HArofee.T, 'e Latrgiedt tand our Cut Detoc HE w SHATS ofHN eterhoesip R. &ll l'. A . SW LS,FRUGD, Se . ,WN,tf. It apperitoIT mev b forevi that NB nx, kt mdedanti ithoutboesta he' isabgent ln fFroc and thEnlimis f Utis ate, iEt iNs erofeed. thWsitde ,dtionl erteof or ordrrsop wil e aen aaitenst him e. JAp MES C.-t L EAH,r .s relief o 9 .sn tati 41bond AR.TUTT'S EXPECTORAN T FOR Coughs, Colds, &c. For the Speedy Relief AND PERMA5ENT CURE OF CONSUMPTION, BRONCIIITIS, ASTHMA COLDS, A:sD At.L D11s1ASES o1r -rHE Lungs, Ghest , or Throat! T EEXPECTORANXT is corpoied exc?u sve 11y Of Herbal and Mucilaginous produetu, which. Permeate the very Sulsfance oI le, LUOCs, causing them to throw 4f the acrid matter which colluta.i.teBrnuchiui ruies,audat the same time.f..r a sootbinarcoting. relieviug the irri tation whichi'reducts the cough. The d6jea to be obtained is to cleaie the or gan al impurities ; to ninribh anti -trengthen it when it han become impaired aid enfeebled by dimm-e: to renew and invigorte the circulation of the blood. and strengtUen the terrous organi zation. The EXPECTORANT doe- this to an sonishing degree. It is actiye but ml!d and congenial, Iryrting tur.ctionial energy and nat uraCatret . It uffords 'xygen to v talizej the f blood, an Nitrugen to assimiiate the matter- & It equalIzes the "nerrous influence," 0 producing quiet and composure. * TO CONSUMPTI ES It is invaluable, as it immediately relieves the n difficult breathing and harassing cough which attends that disease. -0 It is a specio-6ne dose often Weievine th dis. tressing chokLi, sad prodingcalm and pleas ant repose. ----o No mother shenld ever'be without a bottle of the 1PEC'TORANT In the house. We have name rous certileates of its having relieved. almost In tantly. the Itle suferer, when. aeath appeared almost iuevitable. MOTH ER&. BEjkDVISED I F Keep it on fland ! This dread disease requires prompt action; as soon as the hourse, hollow c0ugf ii beard, apply the remedy, and it is ensily subdued; BET DELAY IS DANGEROUS! [C, The properties of the EXPECTORANT are demulcent, nutr itive, balfsmic. southing, and healing. It bracei the e.errous %ystem and pro duces p!euanut and refreshing sieep. 1T EXRILIRATES AND RELIEVES GLOOM INESS AND DEPRESSION. Containing all these qualitie in a convenient and concentrated rorm at has proven to be the Most Valuable Lung Balsam ever offered to suff:rers from Pulmonary die- C eass. Prepared by WM. H. TUTT & LAND, AUGUSTA, GA. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Nov. 23. 4-4-6in. T. 7. BRODIE. I . 11. H UDoINS. | B C. HUD0IS. . BRODIE & CO. Commission Merchants, Nojrth Atlantic Wh/arf, CHARLESTON, S. C. LJBERAL AD VANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. -0 REFER TO ANDREW SIONDS, ESQUIRE, Pres't 1st National Bank. CHARErsTON, S. C. A pr 6, '70-4-1ly.a P. P. TOALJE,~ CH ARLESTON, S. C. is digLrc,i a the Southern States. PRI.NTED PRI0E IST DMFIES C01PETilIlN. g SEND FOR ONE. & W SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. 3 A pril 6, 1870--14-ly. Sash & Blinds. The subscriber takes pleasure in announc tmg to thi< community that, havinig made all necesstary arrangemients, lie will be able to furnish Sash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Vryr Moderate Rates!! For Cash ! ANDREW C. CHAPMAN, Oet.7~ 41 t. Newberry C. HI., S. C. PACIFIC GUANO COMPANi'S SOLUBLE' t PACIF0 GUANO. T HIS GUA NO is now so well known in all the Southern States for Its remarkable ef. fects as an agency for increasing the pro- t ducts of labor, as r.ot to require special re commendation frrom us. Its use for five years past has established its character for reliable excellence. The large fixed capital invested I by the Co-n pany- in this trade, affords the surest guarantee of the continued exc'lence of its Guano. .I N ROBSON. I Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C. .TNO. S. REESE & CO., General Agents,7 Baltimore. Dec 283mn. a n Frog Level CUSTOM1ERS will take notice that i I have a full supply of that good e make of AXES on hand, and for sale low. D. 3M0WER. Nov. 23. 47-tf. Compound Acid Phosphate of Lime. FOR COM - ST NG WIT HCOI'TON SEED. This article Is manufactured by the Pa ci Guano Company at Charleston, 8. C., undert the Superintendence of Dr. St. Julien Rave, nel. When comnposted with an equal weight1 of Cotton Seed, its results have benfound fully equal to the best standard fertilizers. Its economy must commend It to the notice of planters generally. For specific directions for comnpotsth and for supplies, apply to J. N. ROBSON, Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C. no. . REESE & CO., General Agents. Bal PAVILION 11UTEL. Charletn, S. C. ORD-P'DAY - - $300 M1s. H L. BUTTERFIELD, Propr evrets. R. HAMILTON. Superintendent. Money Cannot Buy It! 7OR SIG IIT IS PRICELESS!! The Diamond Glasses, MtANUFACT1URkD 337 .E. SPENCER & Co, N. Y., Which are now offered tothe public.are pro houiced by all the celebrated Opticians of the Wurid to be the MOST PERFECT, atural, Artificial be!p to the human eye ever known. They are ground under their own supervision, oM minute Crystal Pebbles,. melted together, )d derive their name, "Diamond," on acount ttheir hardiness and brilliancy. The Scientidc Principle a which they aye constructed brings the core r centre of the lens directly in ftont of the eye. ruc Ig'alear and distinet vision. as in the mira, h sight, atd preventing all un leasant sensations. ouch as glimmering and averingofeight, dizziness,;&c.,peculiar to all hers izi use. They are Nounted in the Finest lammr, a frames of the beat quality, of all materials used for that purpose. Their Finish and Durability CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Cario.-None genuine unless bearing their ade mark stamped on every frame. J. W. MONTCOMERY, Jeweler and Optician. is sole agent for NEWBEIIRY, S. C., rom whom they can only be obtained. These toods ae not supplied to Pedlers, at any price. Oct 5, 40-ly. 'isi's, Melallic loial Caq.V, THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly ou and a full assortnent of the above approved ases, of different patterns, hesides coffins f his own make, all of which he is prepared > inrnish at very reasonable rates, with romptness and despatch. Personi desirous of having cases sent by dilroad will have them sent free of charge. A Hearse is always on hand and will be irnished at the rate of' Slo per day. Thankful for past patronage, the sub :riber respectfully ask.- for a continuation f the qane, and assures the pildic that o effort on his part a ill be spared to render te utmost satisfaction. A. C. CHAPMAN Newberry S. C., July 31. IMPO RT ANT 07T'ICE ONSUMERS (I DRY GOODS.I Il Retail Orders amounting to $20 and Over Delivered in any Part or the Country FREE OF EXPEESS CH.ARGES. iAMLTON EASTER & SONS, OF BALTIMORE, MD., order the better to meet the wants of their stall Uustomers at a distnce, hare established a SAMRPLE BUR E.IU, od will upon application. promptly scnd by r mail ftuI lines, of S-muples o'f the Newest and tost Fashionable Good.. of FRENCH. ENG ,1SH and Dc .M1E TIC MANUFA U fURE,guar ateeiug at all limes, to sell as lo.w. if not at loes rices, thanm any house in the co. atry. Buy ing our goods from the largest and most tlebrated muanfactuirers in the durferent parts of urope. and importing the same by Steamers di eac to Baltimore, our stock is atal!'times prompt supled with the novelties ofthe Landots and ari markets. As we buy sand sell only for cash, and make no ad debts, we are able and willing to sell our oods at PRoM TEr' vo FrPier' 1'aPeu CEst, Lass PaoizT thuan if wt gave credit. 'In sendin. itamlspeiythe kind of goodu eroed- . keep th etgrades of ever class r,o'n,s, from the lowest to te most os!. Orders uaccompanied by the cash will be sent . O. D. P'ROMPF-PAY1NG WHOLESALE BUYERS re invited to inspect thes8took in our Jobbing ndIPckaeDae meat. Address HAMILTN. EASTErR & SONS. 197. 199, 201 and 2.8 West Baltimore Street. Oct. 20, 43-Iy, Baltimore, Md. VIONITOR PLOW. ['HE BEST PLOW IN USE! IMPOSSIBLE TO CHOKE. ---:0: K TIS PLOW THE FARMERS HAYE TUREE INVALUABLE. M!PLEMENTS AT TUE PRICE OF ONE PLOW, ROW OPENER AND COULTER. Vhat Mr. Stringfellow, of Chester, S. C., writes : I bought the first Monitor Plow that came a this section, and cannot now do without Vhat Mr. Ellis. of Griffin, Geo., says: Mesers. PALMER & TUnpty.--I receiyed trough Mr. Rus. P. Johnson,of Griffin,one of our Monitor Plows, which I regard as a de ided improvement over any Plow I have ever een or used, and I regard it as most admira ly adapted to the Cultivation of the soil of te South, and moat cordially recommrrend temn to the Southern Plinter, as the best nd cheapest plow yet offered them. .JA MES T. ELLIS. Obat Mr. Rabb, of Winnsboro', S. C. says: [esars. PALMER A TrnPzIN: I have already spoken in favorable maoTT our Monitor Plow, but I nust be permitted gain to express may high appreciation of its tents. I tried it a few days since on a very ngb. elammy lot, which I was apprehen Ie I could not plow, and to my surprise it id what no other Plow could have done, go-' tg into.it and tearing it up far beyond my apectations- W. S. RABB. Ask the nearest dealer for Catalogue, and , show you the Plow. CH AS. T. PA LMER, 1526 Main St., Richnmond, Va. .The above Plow for sale at Factory rices, freight added, by Oct 5 406mS. P. BOOZER & CO. SWELL. REEDER- ZugEEMANj DAVIS. REEDER & DAVIS, General Commission Mrerchane ADGER'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, 8. C. ezosw Safthpatina CUM- VANthk aw is derived fromits Manyof WA miiveuyqs. XnVe ases of fs case, wbere'the seemed M"4w cor-ption, have be and cured by I. hey were painfully afilicting, have been radicaly ured in such great numbers in almost every no. ion of the country, that the public scamm o be informed of its virtues or uses. Scrofblous poison Is one of the moat deftM0 ive enemies of our race. Often, this mSeen a infelt tenant of the organUm underminestM titution, and invites therattaofenfeqblngarib. al diseases, without excitWa >resene. Again it sefs to broughout the boy, and then, on some ftvorWft ccasion, rapidly develop4nto one or other of to Lideous forms, either on the surfe or dho ritals. In the.latter,tnbercles may bea leposite.in the langs or heart,or tumora a the liver, or it shows its presence by erupdiw n the skin or foul ulcerations on some t of tie body. "enee the occsdonal UNe fthis arsaparila, is adiisable,v n . etive symptoms of disease -appear. t wit the following complaints ind iskniediate-relief, and at 12 tl Lse of this SARS P 'LA . ty's Fire, Rose or R i aw theum, Beald Bead, .S er B Fore Ears,.and other eru s or if ("e s disease. - a mhe-are am ealed forms, as Dy , D es Disease, xit*,pZj. be various ceros etions of - ad nervous systems. Syphilis or venereal and ere&Wle jX& asea are cured byi,though aL - [uired for sun my medicine. -- But lati medicine will ezre the con ' r Whites, Uterine and Diseases, are c0nm soon aey red its a Ieet. Mi u te e a our Almanac, supplied gratis. md Gout, when caused ma r raneons matters in the b 0 ion or Inflamuation O iee when ar , they o fk.sm Z'Oin pisons& the blod 8AXXAbA PARLI great restorer forthe ad vigor of the system. pisd and Listless, ad troubled with Nervals A Pears, or any of the affections sympman Weakness, will find immediate relief amd es. rincing evidence- of its restoratMpe power aj rial. PREPARED B Mr. X. C..ATERt4 CA.X-9 Pratioa ajid Analyden;"i dft. OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS k .ut --.w UQ . 'Li & Tiaf . Sep., '70 -1. WL X, G 3BS O 4h AND BT Leavell & Spearman, Newberry, S. C,7 [ames Lipscomb, Chappell's DepotaK . E. Wise, Frog Level, S. C. -. For further information, apply or s above for Pamphlet. e Nov. 23, 47-4m. * MONTHLY MAAZ. Two Dollars per Annn.' S4 Pages Reading 30 Pages_Advertis fALKER, EVANS & CO 0. WYATT AIKEN~ CH ARLESTO July 13, 28-tf. - 1~ Yick's Floral Guide Foi The First Edition of One jIu!,.3 y Thousand copies of~ VICK'SLL, ED CA rALOGUE OF SEEDS A. CAL GUIDE, is published and real ut-100 pages, and an Engravia$ very desirable Floirer and V legatly printed on fine tinted 5e rated with Three Hundred fine- I traving and Two beautiful C 01.0 ~LA TES. The most beautiful ~i2d tlii nstructive Floral Gunide published d nan Edition published, in all other imilar to the English. Sent free to all my customers 'aidly as possible, without sent to all others who order thon 3ENIS, which is not half the cost. dec if JA MES VICK, RoebestW' FORYOREA AT THE Aiston Hotel. gLBreakfast Going Up an - Going Downii - Jan 1 'NICKERSON HO Columbia, S. C., This pleasantly located gotel, an my House in the South for comfort ocality, is now ope~n to TravSe5s leking accommodation. Families lshe with nie, airy ruoms OS arms. "A call is solicited.'' My . a,,the diftremt dep'ts L s