The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, April 05, 1871, Image 4
WHO WILL CARE?
Who will care ?
When v,e lie beneath the daisies,
Underneath the churchyard mold,
And the long grass o'er our faces
Lsys its fingers damp and ccld;
When we sleep from caie and sorrow,
And the ills of early life
Sleep, to know no sad to-morrow.
With its bitterness of 'trife
Who will care?
Who will care?
Who will come to weep above us,
Lying, oh ! so white and still,
Underneath the skies of summer,
When all nature's pulses thrill
To a new life, glad and tender,
Full of beauty rich and sweet,
And the world is clad in splendor
That ti e years shall e'er repet
Who will care?
Who will care?
When Queen Autumn's flowers blossom,
And she stoops in pity down,
With a white lower for our bosom,
Taken from her royal crown?
Who will come to kneel in pi'y
By our long and narrow bed,
When the wild winds sing their ditty
In the grasses o'er our head
Who will care?
Who will care?
When the Springtime's glad smile lingers
On the meadows far and wide,
And she drops, from rosy fingers,
Bloom and leaf on every side;
Who will come, with tender yearning,
To the graves of those they miss ?
Who will sigh for our returning
To their presence and their kiss
Wbo will care ?
Who will care?
Who will think of white hands lying
On a still and silent breast,
Never more to know of sighing,
Evermore to know of rest ?
Who will care? No one can tell us;
But if rest and peace befall,
Will it matter if they miss us,
Or they miss us not at all?
Not at all.
Gov Holden Found Guilty on Six Articles
He is Removed from Office and Disqualified.
RALm.H, March 22.-The high court
of impeachment, sitting for the trial of
W. W. Holden, Governor of Nor th Car
olina, voted to-day on the eight articles
of impeachment preferred by the House,
with the following result : A two-third
vote was requisite to convict. Forty
nine members were present. Not guilty
on the first article-ayes 30, nays 19.
Not guilty on the second articles-aves
82 ,nays 17. Guilty on the third article
-ayes 37, nays 12. Guilty on the fourth
article-ayes 33, nays 16. Guilty on
the fifth article-ayes 40, nays 9.
Guilty on the sixth article-ayes 41,
nays 8. Guilty on the seventh article
ayes 36, nays 13. Guilty on the eighth
article-ayes 36, nays 13. An order was
then passed removing Governor Holden
from office, and disqualifying him from
holding any office of honor or profit in
the State. On this order the vote stood
86 affirmatives, 13 negative. All the
Senators were present except one. The
completion of the Senate is thirty-six
Conservatives and fourteen Republicans.
One Republican was absenl, Mr. Fly, of
Northampton.
We caninot vouch for the truth of the
following story in tbe American Journal
of Chemistry, but it is too good to be
lost:
When the stereoscope was invented,
the Abbe Moigno took the instrument
to Arago, and tried to interest him in it;
but Arago unluckily had a defect of
vision that made him see double, so that
looking into the stereocope he saw only
a medley of four pictures. The Abbe
then went to Savart, but he was qnite
as incapable of appreciating the thing,
for he had but one eye. Becquerel was
next visited, but be was nearly blind,
and consequently ctred but little for the
new optical toy. The Abbe, not di+
couraged, called next upon Pouillet, of
the Conservatoire des Arts et Metiers.
Hie was a good deal interested in the
description of the apparatus, but
unfortunately he squinted, and therefore
could see nothing in it but a blurred
mixture of images. Lastly, Boit was
tried, but Boit was an earnest advocate
of the corpuscular theory of light, and
until he could be assured that the new
contrivance <did not contradict that the
ory, he would not see anyting in it.
Under the circumstances, the wonder is
the stereoscope ever got fairly into
France.
A DScIDED SNUB.-Greeley, in his
Tribune, does not comment very kindly
spont the maiden speech of the first
black Representative of S,>uth Carolina.
Hie says:
"Mr. Elliott, one of South Carolina's
Sew Representatives, asserted on Tues
day that the Ku Klux dicturbers of the
South are the very class of men whom it
is proposed to relieve of their political
disabilities.' In the absence of proof.
probabilhties are entitled to weight, and
Mr. E.'s naked assertion does not suffice
to prove that the midnight riders arid
raiders in mnasks and multiform dis
guises, by whom the South is now dis
turbed, are the ex colonels, ex-legislators
and ex-magistrates of the o1ld slave-hold
ing regime, who are alone excluded from
office by existing di.rabilities. If Mr.
E. had asserted1 that pears arid water
welons are generally stolen by clergymen
and deacons fifty to eighty years old, his
mistake could not be more obvious than
h is now."
A correspondent of the Scientific
American writes that he has seen a
steam boiler advertised which saves 3:3
per cent. of fuel ; a valve which saves 15
par cent.; a governor which saves 10 per
eent.; a cut ofy wvhich saves 10 per cent.;
a fire grate which saves 20 per cent.;
metal packing and damper regulator
which saves 12 per cent., anid a lubricator
which will save per cent.-making in
all a saving of 101 per cent. Combininig
a11 these improvements, an engine would,
he thinks, run itself, and produce an ad
ditional one per cent, of fuel, which
might be used for domestic purposes.
In the Baptist Church, Iowa Falls,
last Sunday, several candidates were
ranged in front of the font, and the au
dience were in their most solemn mood,
when, upon lifting the trap-door cover
ing the font, it was found to be as dry
ms a patent office report. A little hole in
the left hand lower corner indicated
where the water had gone out. The
.eremony was postponed.
A down-east editor plaintively says
that he has original poetry enough to
phingle a meeting-house, but, as he has
a. meeting-house to shingle, the origi
am1- aoetry is useless.
MARRiAGE.-Leigh1 1unt Con
cludes anl essav on Inarrilue a4
follows:-I-There is no one thinl:,-g
more lovely in this lil'e, more fu:'
of the divinest couragi t[INi a
vouti- naiden from hor past, If -,
frotn her happy childhood, when
she rambled over every field t1u
moor around her home; when a
mother anticipated her wants and
soothed her little cares, when
brothers and sisters grew fron
merry playmates to loving, tru
fi friendisd; from Chri-tma-, h
erings and romps, the summer fes
tivals in bower or garden, from
the roonis sanctitied by the death
of relatives ; fron tie secure back
grounds of her childhood, and girl
hood, and maidonhood, looks out
into the dark and unilh-Uninateod
future. -way from all that. and
yet unterrified, undaunted, leans
her fair cheek upon her lover's
breast, and whispers, 'Dear heti
I cannot see, but I believe. TheiIL
past was beautiful, and the future
I can trust-with 'hee
MUTuAL A ti).- T1 he race of man
kind wouhl perish. did theyV ce-s
to aid each otiher. From the time
that the mother binds the child's
head, till the motuent that some
kind assixtant wipes the death
damp from the b,row oft he dying,we
cAniot exist witLot mutual help.
All, therefore, that ut-ed aid, have
a righit to ask it of their fllow
mortals; no one who holds th- I
power of granting, can refuse it
without guilt.
A man in Chicago was fined
twenty-five dollars the other day
for "pruriient curiosity."
The following is the 'nub' of a yarn
which is told about. a big. whiskey guz
zling fellow who came home drunk one
night and sat down by the ti! e to warm
his feet, wbich were regular "worm kil.
lers," says the legcd: After dozing
sometime, he awoke chilly; the embers
were entirely hid from view, and seeing
his feet, mistook them fur his little boy,
when with a majestic wave of the hand,
he said, 'stand aside my little son, and
let your poor father warm himself.'
The Roman Church was about to in
herit the property of the late Cardinal
Caracci, (.;ays an Italian corr.,spondent,)
when a woman, claiming to be his wife,
and the mother of seven of his children,
made her appearance, estiblisbed her
claim, and secured his large estate.
The Southern Baptist Educational
Convention will meet at Marion, Ala.,
April 12. Distinguished speakers are
engaged. Schools and colleges through
out the South are requested to send dele
gates.
The Secretary of the Interior estimates
that if he pays all of the assista!t censU
marshals the extra compensanion au
thorized by the new law, it will require
at least three quarters of a million of
dollars.
Three companies of the 7th Cava'ry,
arrived in the city yesterday, under corn
mand of Major Merrill, and went int.
camp near the Charlotte Depot.--2ol
umbhia Union, 27th.
A LAARRaifiA
Of the Most Approved
Which we will sell on the most
SATISFACTORY TERMS.
We invite an examnination of them,
both as to characeter and price.
R. MOORMA4N & 00.
F'eb 8-tf. 22,
THE CELEBRAtTED
ZES PHO8PIIATE
We have a large lot of this highly
approved FFRITILIZER, which we
will sell on the most -ecommodatinig
terms. (Call on R. .hiOORMAN &
CO.-with whom it is stored--for
partculars.& il . . I
Feb. 22. 8-tf.
Wagon Making, Repairing, &c.
TilE undersigned has oponed a shop.
hi di a mile from He-lena, (on G. & C. R. R ,)
at Judge Lake's place, where he is prepare<:
to Shoe Uorse-s, Lay Plows, Make and R.
oair Wagons, and do any kind of Wood
Work, either Agricultural, \Mill or Domestic
Work. HIe will also repair Cotton Gins.
Shoeing a Horse.................. 1.2"
Laying a Plow (owi.er furnishing iron.) 40
" "(he furnishing iron,)... 45
2 Hloise Wagon with body. .....~..115.no
I a " wtl.out body...1ooo
All orher work in proportion.
All that is asked is a share of his friends'
paron.ge. ('all and ceo.
STEt'HIEN F. E. GRUBER.
Mar. 1, t#-tf. .
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwnE~RRY Cot'NTY.
By James C. Loahy, P'robaite Judg".
WIIERasaw Johtn S. Renuwick hath made
suit to mte to grant him Letters of Admnis
tration,- with will annexed, of the Estrate
and effets of Maryv Toland, dleeased.
These are therefore to cite and admuonish
all and singulair, the. kindred and creditors
of the said de-ceased, to tbe and appear be
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be hold
at Newberry Court House, on the 5th dav
ofA ril'ne.t, after publicationr hereot,
at 1 le'elock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said aid
ministration should not be grinted. Given
under my hand this ?2d day of Marc-h
Ano Dominii, 1871.
JA MES C. LE AHY, r. J. s. c.
Mar. 29, 1.3-2t.
MACQUEEN & RIECKE,
WHOLESALE
PROVISION & PRODUCE
DE ALERS.
Have constantly on band and receiving
IBacon, Dry Salted Meats, rork,
Lai d, Beef, Flour, Sugar,
Molasses, &c.
Purchasers are requested to examin~e their
stock at
21 and 23 YENDUE RANGE,
TIHE
ATLANTIC!
iiM [HAI E.
The und erig;.ed in offering the
.buve
F Fertilizar
o) Lh Pl.ttr of Lwbery. fuel Con
ident that ils quality i.k fully equal to
he bv.-t ,tilers now manufactured.
This bein-.: the first year of its sale,
,f its 1.r,-:!bu f; ! assu:red th%t
gli t *tl'., fu lLed. it Will become
he favurite fertill:;r in the South.
Plnters are requ-stvd to send in
heir orulrs as pronptly as possib!e.
Mayes & Martin,
Alents at Newbcrry. S. C.
Fle 15 7 tf
T1I-E SINxTGER!
NEW FAMILY SEWVIXG MACHINE, iq
im olTered for sale on e:isv termi, at the
tat Agency, No. 1u7 Kiug St. Charleston,
. C.
Silk, Thread, Needles and Machine Find
gs, of the best quality. Stitching done to
rder. General repairina executed.
mHE NEW MANUFACTURING MACHINE,
-rol.
railors and Boot Fitters, is the best in the
nairket.
Local and Traveling Agent- Wanted.
Circulars and Samples on application.
THE SINGER
Sewing Machine Agency!
197 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
P. W. & I. S. (11C1, Agents,
NEWERR'Y, S. C.
Dec. 7, 49-'70-13
BUGGIES! BUGGIES!!
t RIeduced Prices,
.And atG(reat largains,
IE e.d fur ;oon, as we are detn rmnend
o il.
Fine Top B'r!ies for $-!5O.
Double Seat Ulw1u Biuggies, (a very prett.
md desirable article for familyv use, can be
:anged in a minuute to a Single Seat,) at
le low price oft$175.
Opn Single seat IBaggies at from *15a
o 15.
The saime goality and styles of work
annot be. bou2ht ini any market South for
ihe same mRoney.
ALSO
We keep a lot of ready madle wheels on
an of we!!i cea,onedI and good muaterial
i the fotiowinug qulities, D)oubh. XX, Sin
le X, No. 1, and No. 2. at Low Prices.
Our factory is neatr the depot, Newberry,
J. TAYLOR & CO.
SALOON.
B. MA. BLEASE is with Messrs. Ward &
ieron, a nd il be glad to see all of his
LI riends.
I1"-z bra:als of Alee, Winoo'., Brandies,
':.iii.. , Gin, ke., on hand. Fancy Drin,kt,
&c at ai! time'.
l'n 2,S-t.
MX//A4
Two Dollars per Ar.um
4 Pages Reading Matter.;
0 Pages Advertisements.
VALKER, EVANS & COGS WELL,
D. WYATT A!KEN,
(CII.lR'LESTO2T. S. C.
July 13, 29-tf.
NIK E R SON IIOUES E,":
Columbia, S. C.,
Thia peasantiv located hIlte u urpssed by
ny lou:e in th'e .Suth for comfort andi he:ulthy
ncalit, is now opten to Tfr:veie'rs and there
teking accommodationt. Famniles can be fur
tiThedwith niCe. airy r omn on re-oa ieI
erme. "A cal i' slicited.'' .My omnibue will
e at the different der' is
Jan 1 tARAII L. WItcGIIT.
PAVILION I10TEL.
Charleston. S. C.
30RD PER DAY - - - * O0
MRs. HI L. BUTTERFIELD, Proprictress.
i. HA~MIL TO, Superintendent.
300 lbs. Bluestone,
For sale by
~ D. NOWER.
o:.23 47-tE
OF THIS POPUI
IlAS BEE~N RERDUCED F(
TO MEET THE NI
PLANTING- C
ANDT UAS BI
CAS---Fifly Dollars per To
TfIME---Fify-five Dollars pet
P1ayable 1st November, 18
WM. C. DTJ
A G E
C HE A R L E
R. MOORMAN & CO.,
Jan. 1 1, 2-:1m.
ISAAC SULZBACHER,
SIGN OF MAMMOTH CLOCK.
(Under Columbia Hotel,)
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
GEW F0 T TI
TUE -TO GI
NEB ATEP sISHT'l
and dealur in
ATC HES
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY. SILVER WARE,
F A N C Y A R T I c L E S,
CUTLERT, PIPES,
.nd everythiing usually kept in a first
class Jewelry Store.
All orders promxptly anid satisfacto
rily att"nded to.
Feb 157 tf
mR. J. w. THodPSUN
SURGiEON~ DENTIST,
(Successor' to Dr W . B. McKellar)
Office over Mc(Fall & P ool's store, on Maitx
Street.
All the old busine,s~ left unfini-hed will hi
completed on the terms as before arranged
and everythint. done in the best marnner and
warrnted. The patronage othe public 1h
respctfully solicited.
Dc. 8, 48-tf.
AcA?mUY.
A. P. PIFEE, M. A.,. Principal
3Miss FANNIE LEAVELL, : : Assis?ant
Prof. F. W RBER, : : Musical Dept
TlE next se',ion of thi~ St'IluxL wi'
TIuir in--Fromx $ In to 92O per half sei..ot
of 5 iont hs. M u.i and M odern L:tngmig'.
ex ra.
I n<ttion tiven ii. al1l thei branebt"
iunally iraught in Fem'ale Schol oIflth
hig!xPsi grade.
P'.pils from a dli.tanc(e e-in obtain hn-rd
in good' private fanxxlies it about $1-> per.
inonth.
Pupils will be ch irged from thme date of
'trace, and no red Ierion will be m:xIe
.exept in cases of protraxcted illn--as.
N B. The Tuit ion fees mus't be paid in
dvace.
For particulars apple to
COL. S. FAIR,
Prx'-'t lh)ard TFrui.vees, or
S. P. B'00%Eli, Ese1, sec.
Jan. 4, 1--t I.
DR. E. C. JONES
SURGEON DENTIST,
NEWP>ER RY, S. C.
Rooms over Mr. Mower's store, and in
'ront of' H.rl ol1ice.
I take phasuire in in foring~ my friends
ind ithe puthi! generally, thei my den n!
-oms are nto en,t and i that I am pre
Saredl to execuite all work in my profession
mx th- most approved tnmner.
am deternmined to der 'e nmy entire
iie and ene.rgy to my profession.
Jan. 12 2 tf.
COLUMP,IA HOTEL.
COttMm.A. s. C.
T HE PROPIRIETOR takes pl(essure in on'
nonneing that this. e.lganly furni%hed
stablihment is now open for the accom
nioda:ion of gue-ts. The table will always
>e supplied with every delictacy of the seus
on-both from New York .ind Chadestin
~Irkt, arnd no effor'ts will be spared :o
tive perfect .satisfaction, in every respect, to
Jaan. 1\O. GORMAN.
MANILLA ROPE
Suitable for well ropes.
For sale by
Dn mOWR.
ERTIL IZERH9
Mil2R,
OFFICE
IEEE[ Iin I
*RIE
AR FERTILIZER
)R THlSAS0N 01 1,
CFSSITIES OF THE
0 I Z *N isT Y,
EN FIXED AT
ft of 2,03 Ibi. at Factery.
Tn of 2,000 Ibs, at Facory,
71. without Interest.
KES & 00.,
N T S ,
3 T O N, S. C.
Arents at Newborry, S. C.
Greenvie & Columbia Railroad.
Co'trV1A. S. C.. March 1. 1871.
On -nd after Wednesday. March 1. the follow
Irg Schedule will be run daily. Sundays ex
cepted. coinectin.. with Night Trains on South
Carolina Road. up and down. also with Train
going South on Charlotte. Colombia and Augus
ta Railroad:
UP'.
Leave Columbia..................7.00 a m
.Alt......... ........... 9.10 a M
Newberry.... ............11.15 a ru
" Cokebury.......... .......300 p m
Belton............. ......5.00 p m
Greenville...................... 6.30 p M
DoWN.
Leave Greenville....................... 6.15 a m
Belton......................... 805 a M
Cbkesbury................ 10 07 a m
Abbeville.... ................. .15 a m
New erry....................... 1.5D p m
Alston. ........ ........... 4 05 p m
Arrive Columbia........................55 p M
I'lWS. DODAMEAD. Gen'l Supt.
W. T. BARTL.TT, Geieral l'icket Agent.
South Carolina Rallroail Company,
I COLUMBIA. S. C.. .January 19. 1871.
ON and after SUNDA Y. the 22d instant. P'as
aenger Trainit upon this load will arrive and
leave as follows:
Ta sIN No. 1.
Leave Charleston at ..................... 821 a in
A rr ive at Colum bia at ... ............... 440 : m
Leave Columbia it....................2 15 y, i
A rrive at Cha:rle'.ton at................. 750 p in
L.eave Camd..n. Sunidays excepted, at... 9 5. a mn
Arrive att ing:ville at ......... ...... 1.2 p m
l.eave King~vidle. Sundiaysnexcepted. at.. 30 pi m
Arrive at Camdeu: at ..................6 pm
The above l'rains run in connectioni with Wl
mintgton, Columbia and An:uta a i lroiad, con
tecting witht Tr:ain-. tior Wltmmzgtmii. North iao
lina, no~d with T'rains fir Augusta, G;eti'in
Genrgi Raitrat: .nd Centtra Ruiiroad, tur all
points Sounth aid W.Wt.
Lc: rtC-rl--at ni at ...............7 10 p mn
Leave( tiO l i: it.... ...... -. . p in
Arrive at (Charleston t....... 6...... . a in
TI.ia Frain runs in coninection with. Ip Attuas
ta Trainii, making chiie connection with Georgia
R 1ailr a-:1 anu cntral t:,iCro,.t .Mining l'rain's.
for all pintsI $i.u!t :nl W~e4t.
IA. L. TYLL R. 1;e-resident.
-. 11. 1'C E~N$. G;eneral ticket Agent.
Charlotle, Columbia & Augusta R. R.
CoLCI BI A, $ C.. d tnuary 17. 17.
ON and af;er NUN1I)A Y. Jasnuary 2. the Pa
tenger traits over this R1oad will ruu :.s fillows:
GoING No:tT . No). 2. .No. I.
* AaRiVE. LEA Vit. ARRIVE. LE'AV.
Augusta MiO tpm 8.0O ami
Columbia 11.05 pm 1 2. -pm 1251 pm 1.03 pm
Winnsboro 1.2.5 am 1.27 am 3.17 pm :.37 pm
(he.ter 2.56 amt 3 P. amt 5.17 ymn 5.1.. pm
Charlotte 5.30 a m i73 pm
GoiNG $oUTit. Nom. 1. N . -
AntIVE. LicAVE. AICtRIVE. L.EAYE.
Augusta 7 45 pm11 7.3 a mi
Clumbia 2 16 tim 2.28 pm 2 13:am 2.28 am
W inti-boro 11 55 am 1..5 m 11.55 pmn 11. 8 ;:mt
( heser 1".24 tim 1 23are 1. 7 pm 1:3 pin
Cha.rloitte 80) att 5.1 pmt
Going Noirth.-Iorb No. 1 and 2 m:ike clo':
daily conntteitiions at C hai Jlt f-or Newv York andi
all Points\Northt :aid Ea-t. Piassengers leavinig
ont 2 on SA TliDA YS. will lay over 12 hours at
(Gott:gStnth.-Btoth Nis. 1 and 2 make close
daily ceiectmnis at Augutsta with tratms o1' the
Georgia indl (Centril Georgia toad::. for all
Through Tickets sold. and ila.gage checked to
alt prinospa! pointa... .$L(I .Su.
E. Ri. D)nRExT. General Ticket A.eenr.
Winter Schzinle Spartanbug and Union
Ont andu after thei 24-lithi:ant, thle Pas-.
setger Tr:nsi nIll go town oni MONDIAYS.
WEDNEC[LiAYS irid FRID.\YS; leavinig
Retureinig ott TrCESD)AYS. Til'IlSDAYS
and;i S.\1UT[)RDAYS, wdi le.ave Ailtn at 9.50i
A. Mn., andi arrivye it Spa rt.tiurg ait :t 410 P.
M. THOMAS Bi. JETER,
IrNioNxvktur, S. C.. P'residentt.
Ier . 2i, 4::-:t.
WHERE TO STOP.
WILLIAM.S' IIOTEL.
Fiirmerly ITarvey Hlouse,
SPARTANBURG C. H., S. C.
CONTINENTAL IIOTEL,
L&AURENS, C. H., S. C.
.J. Y. II WIL .vs, Proprietor.
MY friends and the traveling pnblie are re
pecfu:ty infornmed that the abotve named
I p>TECL$ are now tunder my co,ntroil; atnd
they tmay re-t assuared that the reputation of
te two houses will he fully kept up. The
Roms atre comlortably furtnishted and the
Tfables will be suppiied with the best of ev
ery thing. May 11. 19--if.
NATIONAL IIOTEL,
Colu:nbia, S. C.
Rlobert JorHier, Proprietor.
P. IIamilton Jloyner, Clerk.
RATES:
if Board, per Day..............# t0
S;per, Break fast andi Loidging . .. .. 2 0t0
ige Meals............ ......-.1 0
Sep. Sth, 1869.
LOOK OUT
FOR YOUR MEALS
AT THE
AlsonHotel,
e.rafast Going 1.p and Dinner
an1Going Down.ii
DR. TUTT'S
EXPECTORANT
FOR
C(ughs, COlds, &c.
For the Speedy Relief
AND) PER1ANENT CUrE OF
CNSU MPTIN,
B RO NC II I T IS.
AST H M A "a OS,
AND ALL DISMAStS OF THE
Lungs, Chest, or Throat!
IRE EXI'ECTOtANT is composed exc'u Pye
ly Of H1erbal and Mucilaginous products.
which
Perleate the verv Sulslance of the LnD,&
cau4ing them to throw -ff the acrid matter which
collects in the Broichisi ribes. at at the samiz!
tinw f -r-r a sootlin, citing. relieing theirri
tti- which pr-dum-i the couzh.
The olj-c ti b4 traiied is to cleanse the or
gan of all impni ifie- ; to t.uriA anki 4ren::then
it when it hai become tipaired ad enfeebled by
disen-e: to renew anui !vitr,te the circulation
of tht bltod, mi d strengtivi the Ucryous organi
zatimi. The EX'ELTORANT durx thii to an
aFtoni.iug degre. It is active ,ut mi!d and
coil-enil, imparting tui.ti-inl erergy and nat
ural stretth. It aff-rds Uxyg-n to v-talizes the
blood. and Nitrogen to saitailato the matter
It equalizLs the "nirvous influence,"
producing quiet and somposure.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES
It is itvrluabie. ns it immediately relieves the
d:flicult breathing and harassing cough which
attends that diease.
FOR ASTHMA
It is a specifie-one dose often relievlng tne dis
tre?tsing chokiig, and producing calm and pl exa
ant repose.
.
FOR CROUP
No mother rhould ever be without a bottle of the
-.XP'ECTR tANT in the hou.. We have nume
rous certificates of its having relieved. almost in
stantly. the little sufferer, when death appeared
almost inevitable.
MOTHERS BE ADVISEDIi
Keep it on Hand I
This dread diwesse requires prompt action; as soon
as the hoarse. hisl:ow cou;h i, heard, apply the
remedy, and it is easily subdued;
BUT DELAY IS DIGE'OUS!
[l The properties of the EXPECTORANT
are demulcent. nutr itive, balbamic. awothing, and
healing. It braces the iervou4ystem aud pro
duces pleasant and refreshing sltep.
IT EXHIIR ATES A IO RELTEVES GLOOM
INZSS AND DZPRESSI0N.
Conti?inz, all thle qu::litie iu a convenient
and concentrated form it has pruveu to be I lie
Most Valffable Lung Balsam
ever offered to suZerers from Pulmonayy di
eas".
Prepared by
WM, H. TUT T & LA nl
AUG USTA, GA.
eold by Dr:ggists everywhere.
Nov. 23. 47-6m.
WILLIAM GLAZE.
JUST received a large as;ortment of
WATVIHES.-Gold nl Silver Hunting.
Stem Winding, Open F ^ce, or Swiss, Eig
lish and American ma:nufacture.
CLQ'KS.--French Parlor, of Black Ma
ble, Gilt. Ormnht, Roewood and Waldnut.
sPEI:TAUL.ES.-Gold, Silver aud Steel,
of all descri ptions Eye Claiesn with Gold,
Rubber andl Tortoise Shell Framie.
TlII.MiBLE*.--Gold an i Silver of all d
and with .-eluigs of all kidIs of prc-ios
stonues ; Brooches, E.r-rinus, Necklace-,
Braceele: s an d Aiimes, Gold Cha::te!aine and
and L.eontIine Ch.in.; al varieties of' .J.t,
lil.bb.r, Gi. P5e:rl and mrnia: Je,welry
-1 .,n Ornmuent', &-.
GENTLE\lEN'S JEWELIRY.-Ve-t and
Gu ard Ch:ains, Col lar :tid Shit B :t ton-,
slev Button-, Se.d Rh:yg-, B3rojches, Searf
Pine, &c.
SI'i (NA.--Th!c , Dessecrt, Tea, Sugar.
\!u.r,, is . S:tit Spoons and Ladles.
FORLK -.Talel, D< ssert and Breakt'aet.
K N IVES.---Desert, Fruit, Butter, Fish,.
l'. ie,:k.:n. C:he,se K iv es.
PiTiIER{S.--Chalices and Com-nnion
sets, .c Pitch:ers, Cup.s, Boland ob
I ASTl )l..--.:uver and Plared, Frui:t
Make-rs, Creamn 'ot, Sal1t aml1 liittr Diahes,
W~.iiters. &e. WILLIA.M GLAZE,
onhe doo,r No:-th of Scot t, Wdtliamts & G o.'s
Batnking iIousec, Muain street.
.Carolina National Bank
00L UJIBIA, S. .
Capital Stock Paid in, $200,000.
Bt)AIID I F DI130 f)lRS:
Dr. J1. W. l'arker, It .M. WVallace.
.Jlihn S. Wdley, Dr. John T Darby.
E.11ope. ic;hard O'.N.ale, Jr.
C. D. MwrTox, Atto:niey.
W. I;. G;ulick, C .1. Iredell.
- a:.hier. Asaista n t Ca,ibier.
The capital stick of thui, Bank is now 520l0.f0O,
all of wich has been paid in. and confirmed by
the (Comptrol ler of the Curren.cy. Authority ha
also been received for a further increuse to the
amnount of$5 .0&e, of which over $20.1): has al
Iready bee-n taken. Pt-sons wishing to make an
itnvetment should apply withcunt delay The
Surplus Fund is now $6.'e0, or thiree per Cent.
upon its stock.
r'he Caroli a National B:n'c issues certifi
cats of depo-it, bearing interest at the rate of
sevetn per cent. per anuum. This f.-ature ot its
business makes it practica liy
A SAVINGS BANK.
and attention is called to the faect that the safety
of these deposirs. as well all others, are guar
anteed by the whole capital of the Bank.
No safer mode of temporary inve-stmteet is offered
to the publtc :ban this-the deposits being
payable on demand or on short notice Deposits
of any amount received evher in currency or
coin. ad payuble in the -ame Interest will be
paid at the end of each six mnonthms. should de
possita remain beyoind that length ot'time.
(olumias, S. U.. January 2S, 1871.
Feb. 1'5-3m.
Spring & Summer Importation
1871.
Millinery and Straw Goods.
ARMUSi R(, CATOR, & CO.,
IMPORTERS ANtD JOBBERtS OF
Bonnet, Trimming 4: Velvet Ribbons,
B09.\EI SILEd, SATINS and 'EL VEtS.
I133 Blnd.ietts, (rap's, RuchleS, Fhtwers, Featliers,
ORNAMENTS,
STRA BONETSAND L GI ES' HATS,
TAWTEIMM(ED AND UOTRDMED.
SHAKER HOODS, &C.
23'7 and 239 B liTIK : R2EET,
BAL 5KDR , MD
Offer the largest Stock to be found in this
Country, and unequalled in choice variety
and cheapness compri'.ing the l-.test Euro'.
peans novelties.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention giv
en. Mar. 1, 9-3m.
CUSTOM made pegged CALF
BOOTS. atid warranted.
IFor sale by D). MOWER.
Money Cannot Buy Ift!
FOR- SIGHT IS PRICELESS!!
'a
The Diamond Glasses,
MANUTACTURED BY
J. K. SPENCER & C0., N. Y.,
Which are now offerrd totbepublic. are pro
nounced by all the celebraed Opticians
of the Worid to be the
MOST PERFECT,
Natural. Artificial he!p to the human eye ever
known.
They are ground under their own supervisiot.,
from minute Cryital Pe.-bles. me!ted togetbr.
and uerrve their nume. "14amroud," on account
of their hardinem ard bril3ancy.
The Scientiric Principle
On which they are constructed brings the core
or centre of the lets directly iu front of the eye.
producing a c!ear aid dMtirct vision. as in the
ntural, bealthy eight, abd preventing all un
pleasnt sensations. such as glimmering and -
wavering ofeight, dizzinem, &c., pecul1ar to all
otb in use.
They are Mosated in the Pineet Manner,
In frame of the beat quality, of all oaarials
used for that purpos.
Thelr Finish and DurabilIty
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
(A uTzoN.-Sorae genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stamped ts every frame.
J. W. MONTCOMERY,
Jeweler and Optician, is sole agent for
NEWBERRY, S. C.,
From whoto they can o:ly be obtained. These
goods are not supplied to Pedler8, at any price.
Oct 5,40-ly.
SOLE, HARIESS9I
Russet, Upper,
and Whang
L EA .4 THER,
On band and for sale by
D. MOWEB
s
Apr. 6, 14-tf.
Frog Level
CUSTOM ER.S will take notice that
I have a full supply of that good
make of AXES on hand. and for sale
low. D. MOWER.
Nov. 23. 47-tf.
A Lb parties indebted tome by Mem
ornnuui Account, or in any other way,
are.refluested to pay the same at once.
D. MOWER,
Nov. 23. 47-tf.
IMPO.RTA4NT SO 72CE
CONSUMERS OF DRY GO093.
.All Retali Order asountinR to $20
and~ 'Jer elivered in any Part
of the Country
HAMAlTON EASTER & SONS,
OF BALTDIORE, MD.,
In e.rder the better to meet the warnts nf their
lRetail L ustomer- at a di-tat:co, iaave esab!i.bed a
and will uron apo'icatinn. p.romtptly send by
by mail fuill lin.ev of S-mph-e e.'the Neweet and
most F:,lhior.::bte Go'od-. of FRIENC. ENG,.
L.1li and Do ll E4'rTI MAN UFACI'URE.guar
.ntceing at al lf tmes to sell as low. if not at les
y "--- than pny hnuse in the co niry.
Jn'ritL our go.d from the lartest and most
celebratete,:nntheturers' in the differe:t part. of
Furop'e. and imnport th- e,ame by Stenmers di
rect to llitore, our stoct Is ata Umes prompt
ly snpplied with the novelties of the London and
Pais mnarkets.
As we huy and sell only for cash, and make no
Lad dlebts. wo are able and willirg to sell our
goods at VInoM TEN -ro Ftwre.r FeR (xNT.
Lesa Paorrr than if we gave- credit.
In sen dia-; :brampeespaecify the kind of goods
dAired i' e keep the be:t grade' of every class
of goods, fronm te lowe-t to tire most costly.
orders unaccomapwnied by the cash trdl be sent
C. ti. 1).
PRi .M Pr-PAYING WHOLE-:ALE BUYERS
are invited to in-pect the Stock tu our Jobbiuy
and P.ackaie Dep.rtrue't. Adelra
li .\.!li.T. N. EASTli & SONS.
19'7. 199. 201 and 2 3 W est Bal timore Street,
Oct. 26. 43 -ty, lBaltimore, Md.
MONITOR PLOW.
THE BEST PLOW1 IN USE!
IPJOSSJBLE TO CHOKE.
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IN TIS PLOW TILE FARMERS HAVE
THREE INVALU'ABLE
IMPLEMENTS AT THE PRICE OF ONE
PLOW, ROW OPENER .AND
CLTER.
W~Xhat Mr. Stringfellow, of Chester, S.
C., writes:
I bought the firet Monitor Pa.w that came
in this section, anad cannot now do without
themn.
What Mr. F.llis. of Griffin, Geo., says:
Meswr. PALMER & TUUPIN.--I received
through Mr. Ru-. P. Johnson,of Griffin,oneof
your Monitor P1ows, which I regard as a de
cidied improvement over any Plaw [ have ever
seen or used, and I regard it as rmo%t admira
blv adapted to thr- Cultivation of the soil of
the South, and most cordially recommend
themi to the- Soutbern Pi:anter, as the best
Iand cheapest plow yet offered them.
JAMES T. ELIS.
What Mr. Rabb, of WinnIsboro'. S. C.
says:
Mresrs. PAI.MEnt & rUnPIN:
I hive already spoken in favorable terms of I
your Monitror Plow, but I ratust be permirted
;gain to express my high aporeciation of itse
merits. I tried it a few days since on a very
tough. chammy lot, which I wass :spprehen
sive I could rnot plow, iad to ray surprise it,
did what no other Plow conhil have done, go
ing into it and tearing itup far beyond my
expectations. W. S. RABB.
Ask the naearest dealer for Catalogue, and
to sho0w you the Plow.
-CHAS. T. PALMER,
152r Main St., Richmond, Va.
The above Plow for u!Ie ~at Factory
prices, Ireight added, by
S. P. BOOZER & CO.
Oct. 5, 40-6ma.
OswELL REEDER. ZIMMERMAs1 DAVIS.
REEDER & DAVIS,
GenralCom issonMertiants,
ADGER'S WEARF,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
1 ct 12, n1-am,
Ayer's jap
Therputatio
celent me'ne 4007,
S is dertved fkoM#s cfrest
Smany of whkbh we&
marvous. Inv
cases of-Samblous dib
seemed wif
corrupdion, Ihm1 bepn
-- fulos
disorders,Mhichwere
gravated by th00 r~
7- iosU --tsnina t
they were painfblly afflicting, have been radiWy
cured in such great numbers.in almostavwyMa
tion of the country, that the public ScaNGMIN"
to be informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulons Poison is one of the most deir
tive enemies of our race. d this unomm ea
unfelt tenant of the organism un erun thees '
stitution, and invites the attackofefeebag
tat diseases, without exciting a SU-011 of
it utyt and th, on somde
occasion, rapidly develop into one orotberef ft
hideous forms, either on thesurce or dh
vitals. In the latter, tubercles may be
deposited in the lungs or heart, or
in the liver, or itasows s
on the ski4 r fbal ul u nFOOM part cc
the body Hence the occasional use of abolt
of this SsrsapartUa is advisW%e,WhMM.M
ative symptoms of disease af,
flicted with the following coplA n
ftd immediate relief, and, at lent cure, bya*
use of this $ARSAPAj=X;J-* St. -Wh
ny's Fire, Rose or ZrV*f_%e1aV, T~
Rheum, Scald Head, R"mvorm, *0Z-= ,
Bore Ears, and other e tions or visible fowro
of Serofulous disease. so in the saw
cealed forms, asD
Disease, Fits, E X
the various Ueeous e 5 f -
and nerrous systems.
Byphilis or Venereal and Xere,4 2
eases are cured by V1t a qw:c1ie I* nw
quired for subduing tese o-sl~M&M aM2124
any medicine. But long-contlindedom af
medicine will cure the complaint. esswh
or Whites, Uterine Ulcera and
Diseases, are commonly soon 7elred W&
mately cured b its.pu g and
effect. Minute ions or*ch cMs
in our Almanac, suppli aeusete
and Gozet, wen accan%s a
traneous mater in the Yi *et1b1
as also Live3 om aIs #'ridt
tiono r in ft&a Ofthe and
dice when arising, as they often from t
rankiing poisons in the bloo. # AJWA
PARILLA is a great restoer
and vigor of the system. TheS
guid and Listless, DeV!DjnjWS I
and troubled with Kervous Appm M0
Fears, or any of the affections symptoma et
Weakness, will find immediate Meie and =a,'
vincing evidence of its restoratrve power qoM
PREPARED Blr
Dr. X. C. AYM 4 CO.,O..
Practical and AnaZyflaa
SOLD BY ALL DEUGGISTS XV=X
Sep. 7, '70-36-1y.
THE liEAT CAUSE
OF
HUMAN MIS EZY.
Just Published, in a Scaled Envelope. - Price
six cents.
A Locture on the Nature, Treatment sad
Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spw%
matorrhcea, induced by self abuse, Invol
untary Emissions, Impotency,' De
bility, and Impediments to M a Men%
enlly; Con-smption, Epe,ey, Fin;
Mental and Physical Incapacity, &c.-By
ROBERT J. CULVERWELL, M. D., An
thor of the' Green Book," &c.
The world-renowned author, in.tlis Admi
rable Lecture, clearh proves frombis own
experience that the awful conseqenees of
Self Abuse may h effectually removed with
out Med:cines. and without dangerous surgi
c.il operations, bougies, ias-trument,71rin,
or cordi ifs, pointin:t out a mode o' cure as
once certain and effectual by wtich every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may curs him:-elf cheaply,.pri 4ly, and
radically. This lecture will pro'g boon to
thou<anmds and thousands.
Sent under seul, in a plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of six cents, or two post
age stamps, by a dressing the publishers.
Also. Dr. Calverwell's "Marriage 'Gald.,"
price 25 cents.
Address the Publi-hers,
CIIAS. J C. KLINE &CO.,
127 Bowerv, Newv York.
Sep. 7, 36-iv. P'ost-Office Box 4,596
THE SUBSCRIBER ha constantly at
hand a full assortmnen t of the ab,ove appr'oved
cases, of different patterns, besides coffin.s
of his own make, all of which he ie prepared
to lurnish at very reasona bl4~ bites, with
promptness and despatch.
Persone desirous of having cases sent by
railroad will have themn senit free-of charge.
A Hearse is always oihatid'and will be
furtished at the rate of $lo petr day..
Thta:kful for past patronage'~'thesub
scriber respectrully asks for a eedtinuation
of the sanme, and assures the -pub'id that
no effort on his part n ill be spa:edge render
the utmost satisfaction.
A. C. CHII 1'
Newberry S. C., July 3l7;~ a
Sash & Blinds.
The subhscriber takes pleasurhe iInntc
ine to thi< community that, havitifmuade
all necessary arrangements, he aiR 61 able
to furnish . a
Sash with and withbut
Glass, and BUMs,
At Very Moderate Rs!!
For-Cash,! :;
ANDREWC. CHAPW'
Oet.7 41tf. Newberr C. ~.
P. P. TOAPTJL,
CHARLESTON, 0.
L ar"t an d most .ompI~ty
Manufactor of Dooraah
lilinds. E tdings, &c, in
(the Soutbern States.
PRIED PRICE LIST DEFE ESW (ON0.
7" SEND FOR ONE.j a
g-SENT FREE OX APPLICATf~
April 6, 1870--14-ly.
T . BRoDZE. I R. . BU.DGtSs. r.-. 136.R
BRODIE .&O.
AND
Commission INNMiks,
North AtlantFc iMuf,
CHA R LESTON Z$&C.
LIBE RA L ADVABpjgE
ON CONSITGY;E1E4TS.
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REFER TO'
ANDREW SIMONDS; -EsqvE,
Pres't 1st National.. B~t,,
CU.IRLESTON, S. *V