The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, April 12, 1871, Image 4
IF WE KNEW.
If we knew the woe ard heartache
U aiting forfus down.the road,
jour lips.could taste the wormwood,
If onr backs could feel the load,
; o.-Uwe w*aste the day in wishing
For a time that ne'er can be;
Would we wait in such impatience
For our ships -.o come from sea?
if we knew the 1 -by fir.gers
Prescd against the window pane,
Would be cold and stiff to-morrow
Never trouble us aga:n
Would the bright eyes of our darling
Catch the frown upon our brow;
Would the print of rosy fingers
Vex us then as they do now ?
Ah, these little ice-cold fingers,
Ilow they point out memories back
To the hasty words and actioni
Strewn along our backward track I
How these little bands remind us,
As ;n snowy grace they lie,
Not to scatter thorns--but roses
For our reaping by-and-by!
StranLewe never:prize the music
Till the sa eet-voiced bird has flown;
Strange that we should slight the violots
Till the lovely flowers are gone;
Strange that summer i-kies and sunshine
Never seem one-half so fair
As when winter's snowy pinions
Shake their ..aite down in the air.
Lips from which the seal of silence
None but God can roll away,
Never blossomed in such be-uty
As adorns the mouth to-day ;
And sweet words that freight our memory,
With their beautiful perfume,
Come to us in sweeter accent.,
Through the portals of the tomb.
Let us gather up the sunbeams
Lying all around our path ;
Let us keep the wheat and roses,
Casting out the thorns and chaff;
Let us find our sweetest comfort
In the blessings of to-Jay,
With a patiit hand removing
All the briars from our way.
We copy the following notice given
by the property owners of New Orleans,
as bearing on this vexed question :
NEw OLMNS, March 18, 1871.
"The undersigned property-owners
and tax-payers of the City of New Or
leans, satisfied that t;,- State Legisla
ture has, at its last session. ,;ceeded its
power in the loans, endorsement and
other obligations and grants authorizea
on the part of the State, the total aouat
of which is limited, by the recent ilmend
ment to the constitution, to $5,000,000,
(incurred already) as shown by the an
eied afticial statement of the auditor,
tak: Chis early opportunity of notifying
bankers, brokers and dealers in securi
ties, in this country and Europe, that
they consider all such loans, endorse
asets and pledges as null and of no
value; that they will sustain the au
1'S:rtfes in resistig e'heir issue, and if
jig'd, wiill, by every 1egal means, en
deavor to pre'cnt thie paya)fte of any
interest or principat or of any tan levied
for. that purn'ose. They only reesoize
e Stato debt proper, amountisig to
$55,2,7843 40, as shown in de .accom
anying exhibit of the se&tor, -endtthey
.eas the 'accruing:-dett' "nth the JUga
legislation pr'es.ously r.ferred to."
~L&51al -or OFFICES.At a mii
of the 'Waihalla Hook and Ladde,r<G'fii
-pany, on Tuesday evening,. 28th -in4tan,
at Ansel's Ilall, the following omeers
-we* elected tosere for the easmag
iPresident-Wo.- Korber.
Vice--President--T'hos. P. Ji#
Directo'-s-1st, Jnn. Dale; 2nd, H. B.
Schroder ; 3rd, M. F. Ansel:; &t', J. B.
Watson.
Secretary--S. S. Smneltser.
Trreasurer-A. Breneck~e,
Hall-Keeper-J..lE.:Oste. dorfE.
Axemen-HIenry Stucke, Jaco'o Schro
der..-hco wee C.eur4e,
Wnort'rts.-.ii the debate in the Sen
ate, en the Kui K~lux questien) last Tues
4ay, Arnes, bayonet Senator from Mis
sissippi stated that over 800 Republioans
est been murdered in Louisiana with
da the last sixty days. Pool said
ihat from 30,000 to 35,000 white men
voted the Republican ticket in North
Carolina last fall. But the ntotornon.
Morton capped the climax of falsehoods
biy stating that 50,000 murders had bee
ootamitted in the South since t'ne war
What a sad spectale is presented to th
country when such astounding false
hoods are gravely uttered in the Senat
-a body once honored by the presenc
of Webster, Macon, Clay. Calhoun, Ran
dolph and Bertijen !-Phonix.
Pars'in Cain, one of the most influen
tial leaders of his race in the State, join
In the desertion of the colored auxillia
riea from the Radical e-imp. "Intelli
enee," he declares in the Missionary
Reord, at Charleston, "will rule the
world. Curse and brand it as you may
therN is a power in intellect and integrity
that nothing can overcome, and the only
question is whether the ignorant anc
corrupt shall still have preferment, anc
the people quietly submit to be ruled by
stupidity."
Good for Dad,1y Cain-his head i
straight, if his hair is not.
BctRNED TO DEATt.-We regret to leart
that a little daughter of Mr. Welsh, o
this County, was burned to death las
week. The child, as we understand
was playing in a sedge field, when fire
was commtunicamted to it. T[he flame:
spread w.ith such rapidty that the chil<
was unable to make its escape.
[Keowee Courier.
Pleasanton decides that persons whos
gross income duxing 1S70, estimtates i
currency, w as less than $2,000, are nt
required to make i.ncome returns, no
need make a Sinal showving, if their gros
income did not exceed that sum.
The Air--line Rbtilroad. near Greenville,i
moon to be graded. The Mountaineer say
that the contracts provide for the comple
don of said 'work prior to Junary of uex
yearThe Samter News also states t
TasrrPerronneau is aurthorized to cori
uract for grading the whole line of road frot
Samter to the North-estern connection.
L. E, Bigger, a carpes-bag mnerchante
Clarendon, was taken from his store by
party of disguised men on Wednesday lasi
carried to a wood, bucked, gagdand tie
to a tree, and his house hurn e. U~nder pets
alty of death lie was made to quit the conn
try. lie was of the mneanest stripe, and th
papers state that he richly merited what h
received, Hie is the same individual wb
tried to get a S12,000 imaginary claim onut
the Legislature,
A new Blaptist Church is to be erected o
a piece of ground near the Newberry Col
lege. Wathalha, donated by~ Mr. Biemaan, say
the Conrier
The following is a complete list of e-~
ConfWderate othcers in the present House
of Repreaentatives, with their rank.
There are seventeen in all-tifte"n are
ienocrats, and the last t*o (Whiteley
and l:iy! ) are Republicans: P. M. B.
Young, 4eorgi., itnjoir-geieral: Joseph
ILe%it, Ketutcky, titigndierageneral; D.
M. tuloosc, Georgia, brigadier-general;
.1. M. Waddell, Noith Carolina, briga.
diur-general; J. M. L-ach. North Caro
lita, colonel; R. T. IV. Duke, Virginia,
colonel ; E. M. Braxton, Virginia, major;
A. T. Meityre, Georgi-i, colonel ; Wil.
liam P. Price, Georgia, captain ; W. A.
Hand:y, Alabama, captain ; Jo.seph II.
Sloqs, Alabama, z;;j ,r; Elward Cros!
land, Keiucky, colonel; E. I. Golladay,
Tennessee, colonel ; R. P. Gldwell, Ter
nessee, colonel ; R 11. Wisitely, Georgia,
ujor ' Charles Hays, Alabama, captain.
LAND AND Imxr.tAros AssocrAfbo.
-The Charleston News says: Gen. V.
C. Butler, Mr. John Chadwick and Gen.
M. W. Gary, have entered into an ass
ciation for the purpose of introducing
immigrants into South Carolina, arid have
matured a plan of operations which wiP,
it is believed, insure the success of their
operations. Land owners are requestid
to place their snrplus lanl- in the hands
of the association to he sold to intending
immigrants. For selling the land the
association will ch:rre a reasonable com
mission. The gentlemen now associated
together in the good cause need no
reconimends,ion in S.>uth Carolina. and
their names and reputAtion will doubtless
give to their umvlertaking that public
confidence whi,b is one of the m)st es
sential cle'lieits of success.
The Atlanta Era is sure there
are diamonds in northeastern
Georgia, and that the search for
them will be highly remunerative.
A gentleman of Atlanta states
that Humboldt, many years ago,
expressed the opinion that dia
monds existed northeast Georgia.
This opinion was formed from
what Ie knew of the configura
tion and geology ofthe country,
for he never was there. A coin
pany is already organized to com
mence diamond hunting near
Gainesville, Hall County.
A SENSIBLE "CHARITY."-The
last slave in New Jersey, a colored
woman, called "Charity," died last
Sunday in the ninety-fifth year of
her age. She did not wish to be.
come a free woman when the op
portunity was given to all her race
to acquire liberty. Charity pre
ferred to have somebody, better
able than herself, to supply her
waIts, and hugged the chains that
guarz2tel" her food and clothing
in all contit;eneies.
Afflictions are s1.lutary'. To
yield its best fruits, tho soul, like
the soil, must be harrowed.
Love is like honesty-muich
talked about, b'ut little understood.
Every period of life hias its peculiar
prejudices. Whoever saw old age that
did not applatid the past and condemn
the present tir-ie ?
SPdLu NOTItRE
No o'aie need ask me for any
mor e CREDIT DURING
THIS YEAR.
I am determined to do a
CASH BUSINESS.
I have tried the CREDIT
SYSTEM for more than
25 YEARS
and find it DON'T PAY.
& All orders .sent ,to
me must be accompanied with
the CASH. 99tr
I take no promises for TO
MORROW.
A. M. WICKER.
Jan. 18, 3-Sin.
WMa J LAKE,
Insurance A.gent,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
AG.ENT FORt THE
Piedmont & Arlington Life
Insurance Company.
Assets over : : : S 2,000,000
Annual Income : :: 1,300.000
Insures against death from all causos.
WM. J. L AKE,
Newberry, S. C.
Feb.. 22, S-t.
REMOYAL
SM1YES & MRTIN
Haing removed from their old stand, to
their
Vt mmodious New Brick Store,
call attention to their increased facilitis
for the transaction of business, and inv a
eall from their friends and customers.
qTheir stock consists of ali grades of
GR00CERIE S
PROVISIONS,
BAGGIM,
ROPE, TIES, &c., &c.
MAYES & MARTIN.
Noe. 23, 47-tf.
ATTENTION LNTERS.
SI WOULD call attention to the
fact of my having a large and comnmo
dious WAREHOUSE, and till be
pleased to store
Cotton, Guanos~ and
Eother Merchandize
On as reasonable terms as any one.
W. .H. WEBB.
EOiTTE'S "
VICTORIA TONIC BITTERS
ENTIRELY VET0ABLE.
FOR TIE CURE OF .
Dyspepsia, Agne nd Fever,
Billious Diseases, Gene
ral Debility, and ail
Impurity of the
Blood.
It excites healthy appetite invigorates
the Digestive Orgnns, i6 de-roi. of all that
dreadful poi.on-F!jsi1 Oil, and inap-rta a
most agreeable, w-trainjg. antd cordial effeet
to the Stomnch. It exlilarutes zhe spirits.
relieves pain, aid is in ,t wond,. I tally effi
cacir.us in all d biliiet and irr-gul:arides of
Femnles It will prove a pow4itive preventive
in all MALARIAL CONTAMIN ATION.
MOTTE & TARRANT,!
Xmanufactrers and Sole Proprietors,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Mar. 15, 11-tf.
Sewing Machines.
HEREAFTER these valuable macline!t,
SO 1eCe:;SrV '0 the comfort of erery fanly,
wil be kept for sale at the Bookstore.
Warranted to give satisfaction. Call and
examine.
Subscriptions received to all the Lad:es' -
Magazines, viz: Godey. Frank Leslie, Dem
oreet, Peterson, Lady's Friend, Die 3foden
welt, iand others. Subscribe at once CAI
Any hok that may be wanted by aUy r
person, if not on hand, will be procured and
sold at Publisher's prices. At the Book
tore, Newberry.
JOHN A. CIIAPMAN.
Jan. 4, 1--tf.
W. L. GOUDINE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
SCOURER, &c., Jai
FROM CHARLESTON.
Respectfully announces that he is
prepared to cut and fit gentlemen's
suits to their entire satisfaction. Hay
ng had a large experience in the tail
orig business, and being constantly
.pplied with the latest New York
Fashions, he feels no hesitancy in ask- AGENI
ng for patronage. Work promptly
delivered. Terms moderate.
To making sack coat..................s$4 00 T
To cut and make pants................ 2.50
ro cut and make vest.................. 1.50
To cut and make walking coat......... 5 00 CELTI
To cut and make fine black frock coat.. 8 00
ro cut snit of c:otbes.................. 1 00
April 5.1
A [ARGE ARRIVAL
Of the=Most Approved J
AndF
Which we will sell on the most
ATISFACTORY TERMS. r!
We invite an examination of thet b
oth as to character and price.
R. MOORMAN & Co.
eb-f.22,
Wagon Making. Repairing, &c.
THlE undersigned has opened a shop.
halt a mile from Helena, (on G. & C. R. R.,)
t Judge Lake'a place, where he is prepared
o Shoe Horses, Lay Plows, Make and Re
air Wagon.e, and do any kind of Wood
Work, either A,zricultural, Mill or Domesatic
Work. He, will also repair Gotton Gi:as.
hoeing a Ilor-:e............... - 1 2"
[aying a Plow (o wz,er furnishing iron,) 40
" "(he furnishing iron,)... 4.5Sre
2 Ho:se Wagoni witha body. .......11 nn
" " witm.out body...0.00 , comp
All other work in proportion. 'and e
All that is asked ia a share of his friends' warra
patron age. Call and aee. respe
STEPHEN F. E. GRUBER. Det
Mar. 1, 'j-tf.
MACQlUEEN & RIECKE,NI
WHOLESALE
PROVISION & PRODUCE A.P
DEALERS. ro
lave constantly on hand and receiving
Bacon. Dry Salted Meats, Pork, TE
Lard, nleef, Flour, Sugar, henir
Molasses, &c. JAN
Purchasers are requested to examine their Tat
stek at of5'
extra
21 and 23 VENDUE RANGE, i
CHARLESTON, S. C.""I
Feb. 22, S-6m. aga
Stereoscopes, '."o
ALBUMS, entra
cIrBOMOS. - 'Zt~
FRAMES. advai
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & co.,
591 BROADWAY, NEW YORE,
Invite the attention of tbe Trade to their ex
tensive assorment of the above goods,_ of -
their own publication, manutactureC ands im- D
portationi.
Also.
PHOtO LANTERN SLIDES,
and
GRAPHOSCOPES.
NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
591 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK,
Opposite Metropolitan flotel,
IXPORTERs ANDP MANUFACTURE8 of
PIOTOGRAPIIICMATERIALS
Mar. 15, 11-3m.
SALOON. fRc
B. M. BLEASE is with Messrs. Ward & fron
Pierson, and will be glad to see all of his!, and
old friends.ron
Best brands of Ales, Wines, Brandies, paret
Whiskies, Gin, &c., on band. Fancy Dria ink th
&c., at all times. tm
Feb. 22, 8--tf. Ja
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
By James G. Leahy, Probate Judge.
Whiereas, Joel W. Andersona hath made H
suit to me to grant him Letters of Adminis. SulpI
traion, de bionia non of the Estate and ef pany
fects John N. Floyd, deceased. Web
These are therefore to cite and admonish! Fan:
all and singular, the kindred and creditors popu
'of the said deceased, to be and appear be- ple s
fore me, in the Court of Probate, tobe held,
at Newberry Court House, on the 12th day
of April next, after publication hereof,
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew I I?
cause, if any they have, why the said ad- No-.
ministration should not be granted. Given will I
under my hand thais 29th day of March, popn
Anno Domini, 1871. o laI
JAMES C. LEAHIY, r. .7. K. c.
Apr.. 5,4-_1, De
TB H
OF THIS POPULAR
S BEEN REDUCED FOR I
TO MEET TIE NECES-SIT
EANTIN- OOA
AND HAS BEEN F!'
F.Jifty Dollars per Ton of
E---Fifty-five Dollars per Ton
ayable Ist November, 1871, 7t
WM. C. DUKJ
A G E N T
C H A R L E S T C
. MOORMAN & CO.. Agen
11, 2-3in.
AAC SULZBACHER, T
SIGN OF MAMMOTH CLOCK.
(Under Columbia Hotel,)
'-'LUM1BIA, S. G.,
I FRARRANT'D
... TO GIVE
ATED SATISFT'N
and dealer in
TC II ES no
CLOCKS, Stve
fELRY, SILVER WAIE, ik
ANCYARTI1LE~ icg' o
A N C Y A R T I ~Zj L E (,)rde
CUTILERY, PIPES. THE~
erything usually kept in a first Tailor
elass- Jewelry Store. m>trke
rders promptly antd satisfaceto-- LoeAc
tended to. Cirei
7 t
J. I. THllMPSd g~as
URGEON DENTlST,
t~ IP.
- 1Dec
BU
uecessor to Dr. W . B McKeliar.)
Ceover McFall & Pool's store, on M ain
the old business left unfinished will he
etd on the terms as before arratnged.
ervthing done in the best m:anner axnd
ned. The patronage e the public is
'vllr solicited.
8. 48-tf. ~ ~
IFR, I. A., : : : 1%.L21. If c
ANIE LEAVELL, :: Assistant- tosl
.W RBER, : Msical Dap't. Fin,
Enext session of this SCHOOL, w11 and d
on TUESDAY, THE TuIRD (:id) OF hn
.ARY, 1S71. teI
i-Fromi $10) to SeO per half session P
inths. Music and .\odern Lantguatges to ~
tiuction riven ir. all the brtanch<.s cano
taugt in Fer'ile S'Tboo!s of the the sat
itgrade.
ps from a distance can obitaint hoard we
udprivate families at about $15 per htatd
h. of the
pil will he charged from the date of ge x
e, and no reduction will be made I hi
iin eases of protracted illn.ss. Sc
B.The Tuiition fees must be paid ini
rrticulars apply to Jan
COL. S, FAIR,
Prest Boand Trustees, or
S. P. BOOZER, Esq., Sec.
. E. C. JONES,
--~ abov,
SURGEON DENTIST,
NEWBERRY, S. C. to th
oms over Mr. Mower's store, and infie
of ierald otlice.fin
ke pleasure ini informing my friends the
he public generally, that my den:atl
itare now open, and tha~t I ant pre
I o execute all work in my profession they
most approved mnn~~zer.
ti determined to devote my entire fi
and energy to miy profession, whet
j12 2 tf- the f
P1
ETIWANS their
IG reliqtished the Agency of the
ric Acid and Super-Phosphate Comn
ofCharleston, S. C., and Capt. W. HI.
thaving been appointed in my place. Fe
er and Planters who use those justly - ..
a Etiwatn Fertilizers,. will fittd an ant
pply b calling on Capt. We'.h.
G. T. SCOTT.
berry, Dec. 13, 18'0. O
ae now on band eighty Tons of Etiwan
:,aid twenty Tons of the No. 1, and (
eep constantl~y supplied with these
-r fertilliers. Farmers will do well
in what they wart at one.
Li
I T Z E fice T
'1/1
Ta'
col
-sti
du4
arorl
FEKTILIZER co
bko
it
'H8S 0 N 0F p187
T- M* T.T1T Lr TY
LED A'
2,000 Ibi at Factory.
of 2,000 lb:. at Factory,
ithout Interest. tM
anti
NS & C00.,
)N, S. C.
ts at Newberry., S. C. an
-E SIN G -E Rmr
281
an
1T
e4
ev
FAUTLY SEW(-VG MACHU U , is S
rered-for stle on easy terms, .tt the
gency, No. 197 Kiag St. Cuarl estw, -
Tfiread, Needles and M:chinc Fir d
'the best qtality. Stitching do;ne to
General rep-irin! executed.
EW AN%FACTURINGrMACl %?
and Boot Fittees, is the best in the'ij
I and Traveling Agents Wanted.
lars and Samples on application.
THE SINGER
'in Mach:ne Agency !Io
197 x.TNG STREET.
II AR L EST ON. S. C.
W. & R. S. CHICK, Agents,
7, 49-70-17. ~
de1GESI BIJGGIESI
~educed Pi ices,
And at Great Bargains,
led for son, as *e are determined _
Top Buggies for $250.
ble Seat (Jpen Buggies, (a very pretty
~sirale artie'e for f;:mity use, can be
'd in a min'ute to a Single Seat,) at.
V rice of tl75.
n Single Seat Buggies at from $150
same goal:ity and styles of work a]
tbe bough:t in an y mnarket South for wi
ne moey. Itel
;eep a1 lot of ready adne wheel< on pa
f well seasoned and good material
f:ioiing goai:lities, Doubsle XX, Sin
No I, an No., at low Prices
coyi nar rh depot, Newberry,
TAYLOR & CO.
2, -m
C'
'he unersigned ini offering the.
.Fertilizer 1
e Planters of Newberry. feel con
that its quality is fully equal to
'est Fertilizers no0w man ufactured.
IS being the first year of its sale,
cannot furnish any testimonials
merits; but ft.el assured that Cc
once fully tried, it will become La
avorite fertilizer in the South. in
tuters are requested to sen din1 Ba
orders as promiptly as possible.I
Mayes & Martin,
Agrents at Newberry, S. C.
b 15 7ff tf
15 Barrels genuine -
LEANS SYRUP)
n hand and for sale by
AYES & MARTIN.
DR. TUTT'S
XPECTORANT
FOR
Coughs, Colds, &C.
or the Speedy Relief
AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ONSUMPTION,3
BRONCHITIS,
STHMA COLDS
AND ALL DISASAMS O3 TIER
ings, Chest, or Throat!
EIE EXPECTORANT is composed exclu.4ve
ly of Herbal and Mucilaginous products.
ich
meate the very Subslance of the Lngs,
.g them to throw off the acrid matter which
lects in the Bronchial Tubas, and at the same
e f,rms a sootbing coating. relieving the irri- f
Ion whicli produces the cough.a
objct to be ,btained is th cleanse the or- a
, falimpuritim- ; to ne-urbab anoi Areng!then
hen it has become Impaired a:td enfeebled by
w-e: to revew and invixorate the cisculation
[he blod. tid stengihen the nervous orgaui
ion. The EXPECTOIANT oiei this to an0
.ishing degree. It is active but mi!d and F
genial, imparting tuixctimizal energy and uat- 1j
I stregi h. It bffords Qxyzen to vitalizq th- V
od, and Nitrogen to assimi ate the matter
equalizes the "nervous Influence,"
Iducing qaiet and composure.
TO CONSUMPTIVES
s invaluable, as it immediately relieves the
5cult bneathiug aud harassiug cough whichI
.nds that disease.
FOR ASTHMA
is a specific-one dose often relieving t. dis
ising choking, and producing calm and pteas
. repose.
---0
FOR CROUP
mother should ever be without a bottle ofthe
PECTORANT in the house. We have nume
s certificates of its having relieved. almost in
tly. the little su&rer, when death appeared
ost inevitable.
OTHERS BE ADVISED!
Keep it on 17and!
Is dread disease requires prompt action; as soon
he hourse, hollow cough i b eard, apply the
iedy. and it is easily subdued;
BUT DELAY IS DANGEROUS!
: The properties of the EXPECTORANT
demulcent. nutritive, balsamic, soothing, and
ding. It braced the e,ervou- -.yatexa and pro
es pleasut and refredbing sleep.
EXHTLRATES AND RELIEVES GLOO9
INESS AND DEPRESSION.
'ontaloing all !'ese gnalities in a convenient
I concentraved frn it has proven to bet he
ost Valuable Lung Balsam
!r offered to su&rers from Pulmonary dis
'repared by
WM. H. TUTT & LAND,
AUGUSTA, GA.
4d by Druggists everywhere..
;ov. 23.47--6m.
WE have now an elegant
ock of
9oTg 8HO88, &C.
Which we will
SELL LOW.
ur terms fromn this date are
lerefore our prices will
rrespond with the times.
BRAMS & METTSs
yrups and Sugars.
Just received a beautiful
1: of
K. 0. Syrups and
Sugars.
For sale low at
W. H. WEBB'S.
ec. 14. 50-tf'.
THE CELEB3RATED
We have a large lot of this highly -
)roved FFRTILIZER. which we
I sell on the most accomimodatinig
ms. Call on R. NIOOR.3AN &
).-with whom it is stored-for
rticulars.
P. W. & B, 8, CHM.*
Feb. 22, 8-tf.
A. A. KILLIAN,
)tractor and Builder,
laing locsted in the town of Newberry,
repared to make CONTRACTS and do
kinds of
HOUSE CARPENTERING
other JOBS in this liie at REASON
LE PRICES, and in an EXPEDIT[OUS
SATISFACTORY mannier. Work taken
own or country and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
'eb. 22, 8-3m.
OOtMIN&80HliUPERT,
AT TORNEYS AT L AW,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
--:0:
The undersigned have formed a
-partnership mn the practice of theI
w, and can be foud at their office
the building of the "Newberry
nk," front room, up stairs.c
TU*OMAS S. 3IOORMAN, a
VSBORNE L SCIIUMPERT. a
?eb. 22, S-tf.
[AILiLA ROPE,
Suitable for well ropes. K
For sale by
D. MOWER. 1
00 lbs. Bluestone, I
For sale by
D. MOWER.
Money Cannot Buy It!
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS!
The Diamond Glasses,
. E SPENCER & C0., N. Y.,
Which are now oferd tothe public. are pro
nounced by the celebrased Opticians
of the World to be the
MOST PERFECT,
atural, Artificial help to the human eye ever
known.
They are ground under their own superviion,
ramn minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together.
nd derive their name. "Diamond," on account
f their hardiness ai.d brilliancy.
The Scientidc Principle
W which they are constructed brings the core C
r centre of the lens directly in front of the eye.
raducin a clear and distinct vision. as in the
atural, lenithy sight. and preventing all un
Jeamnt mensations. such as glimmering and
mavering ofsight, dizziness, &c., peculiar to all
tesin use.
They are Xounted in the Finest Manner,
n frames of the best quality, of all materials
U*ed for that purpose.
Their Finish and Durability
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
Caxrro,.--one genuine unless bearing their
rade mark stamped on every frame.
J. W. MONTCOMERY,
Jeweler and Optician, Is sole agent for I
NEWBERM7T, S. C.,
rom whom they can only be obtained. These
goods are not supplied to Pedlers, at any price.
Oct 6,40-ly.
WILLIAM GLAZE.
JUST received a large assortment o.
VATMHES.-Gold and Silver Ilnting.
;Ielll Winding, Open Face, or Swiss, Eug
ih and American manufacture.
CLOCKS.-French Parlor, of Black Ma-.
>le, Gilt Ormula, Rosewood and Walnut.
SPE(;TACLES.-Gold, Silver and Steel,
>f all descriptions; Eye Classes with Gold,
lubber and Tortoise Shell Frame.
TH.MBLES.-Gold and Silver of all de
triptions.
L %DIES' JEWELRY.-Gold Rings, plain
Lnd with settings of all kindz of precious
tones ; Brooches, Ear-rings, Necklaces,
3racelets and Armlets, Gold Chatelaine and
d Leontine Chains; all varieties of Jet,
iubber, Gold, Pearl and mourning Jewelry
ind Ornamnents, &c.
GENTLEMEN'S JEWELRY.-Vest and
7uard Chains, Collar and Shirt Butons,
,leeve Buttons, Seal Rings, Brooches, Scart
Pins, Ac.
BILERWA RE.
SPOONS.-Table , Dessert, Tea, Sugar,
Iustard, Pup. Salt Spoons and Ladles.
FORK-4.-Table, Dvssert and Break;ast.
KNIVES.-Desbert, Fruit, Butter, Fish,
Pie, Gake and Cheese Knives.
PITCHER.-Chalices and Com-nunion
s.ets, Ice Pitchers, Cups, Bowls and Gob
ets.
CASTORS.-Silver and Plated, Fruit
ands, Cake Baskets, Pickle Standa, Coffee~
alakers, Cream Pots, Salt and Biuter Dishes,
Waiters, &c. WILL xM r LAZE,
One door No:-h of Scott, #t dlitams & Co.'5
anking House, Mai street.
Nov. 9, 4.5-ti.
pring & Summer Importation
1871.
Iillinery and Straw Goods.
LRMSTONG;ATOR, & CO.,
IMPORTEES AND JonnEKCS 0F
lonnet, Trimming & Velvet Ribbons.
lO0DET SILS, SAIlNS and V1EL18~,
~Inds, Netts, Crap s, Ruches, Florwers, Fsathers.
ORNAME.\TS,
TAW BONNETS AND LADIES' HATS,
TRIMXIED AN5D UNTR.iMMED. r
SHAKER HOODS, &C' j~
237 and 239 BALTIXORE STREET.
BALTIX0EE, MD'
Offecr the l:ergest Stock to be fonnd in this o
outry, and once:elled in choice variety n
nd chespness, comprising the latest Enro'. t
evn novelties.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention glv..
n. Mar. 1, 9-3m
SOLE, IIAR I
Eus s et, Upper a
c
ani Wliang
2EAITHER,
)u hand and for sale by
D. MOWER
A pr. (3. 14--tf.
DIJPOR TANT 50 TICE
ONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
11 Retail Orders amounting to $20
and Over Delivered in any Part
of the Country
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
IAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
OF BA LTIMtORE, MD.,
n.order the better to meet the wants of their al
tetail Customers at a distance, have established a a
S AMPL E B U REA U,
ud will upon application, promptly send by Is
y mail fulflines of Samples or'the Newest and a
most Fashionable Goods, of FRENCH. ENG,
JSH and DOMEITIC MANUFACIURE,guar- ea
nteing at atimetoasell as low,lif not at less si
rices, than any house in the co ntry. bl
Bying cur goods from the largest and mocst
elebrated msnufacturuss in the different parts of al
aurope, and Importing the mne by Steamers di- os
et to Baltimore, our stock isat all time rpt al
supplled with the novelties of the Lanon and
'are markets. ti
As we buy am,d ell only for cash and make no p
ad debts, we are able and wilIn to sell our o
:oods at raox Tkw To FwTua Pea CzuT, o
.uesS PROmr? than if we gaecredit. p
Ins sendg era seif h kind ofgoodsp
esired. Wehs h f~ga.c every class
f goods, from telowest ohmost oostly.
ranunaccompanied by the cash will be sent .
PROMP-PAYING WHOLEiALE BUYERS1 o
re nvited to ineeethe Stock In our Jobbing
ad Packg Dea et. Address
HAMILT , EASTEE & SONS,
197, 190, ZIl and 13 West Baltimore Street,
Oc.26, 48-ly, Battimoe, Md.
Frog Level j
CUSTOMERS will take notice that
have a full supply of that good
nahe of AXES on hand, and for sale
ow. D). MOWER.
Nov. 23, 47--tf.
CUSTOM made pegged CALF
300TS. and warranted.
For sale by D. MOWER.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor;
For restoring Gray air t,
ts natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing whic
is at o c &remblsv
healthy, and.
for preserving thi
hair. Fad or~
har is sooni
to its Wrigial col,'
with the gSim aM
freshnen of Yok*
Thin hair is thiekA
ned, falling hair checked, a baldk
ess often, though not ahays, can&
7 its use. Nothing can restore the
air where the follicles are' destroyei
,r the glands atrophied and. decayetL
3at such as remain can be saved fe,
Lsefulness by this applicaion. In*e
f fouling the hair with a seii
ment, it will keep it clean and
ta occasional use will prevent t ha
rom turning gray or falling oX
nsequently prevent baldness.
'om those deleterious substances
nake some preparations dangermis
njurious to the hair, the 1FjVr~
nly benefit but not harm it. If
nerely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
othing else can be found SO deirable
Jonai'n neither oil nor dye,.i~ does
ot soil te cambric, and yet l
ong on the hair, giving it a r' glm
ustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J, C, Ayer & Co.
PuncAL AN ANALYTICAL -EEI
LowFiAU MAMS.
PIC3 $LOO.
For s.4le by u'T rE & TARrANT.
Sep. 7, '70-36-ly.
THE GREAT M
HUMAN MISERY.
ust Published, in a Sealed EnyeIope. Pde
six cents.
k LActure on the Nature, Treatment "ad
.dical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or
natorrhma, induced by self abm,eeh .
intary Emissions, Impotency. Neryom De.
>lity, and Impediments to Marriage aei%
rally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fils;
dental and Physical Incapacity, &t.-By
LOBERT J. LVERWELL, X. -R.
hor of the 'Green Book,,e. -'U
The world-renowned authr, ithb Adu
able Lecture, clearb proves how- his oa
xperience that the awfat easea.e.m at
self Abuse may be elfecrally removed with
nt medicines, and witbol dangeroms
al operations, bongies, instraments,
>r cordials, pointine out a mode of cn at
mnee certain and effectual by ibkh,ey
luferer, no marter what bis condition may
e, may cure himn.elf cheaply, privately, sad
adical!y. This lecture wjdl provea.boon to
bonsands and thousands. - .
Sent uder seal, in a plain envelope. tosny~
tddress, on receipt of six cents, or.WpCt
ige stamos, by addressing the puise.
Also. Dr. Culverwvell's "Marriage nk',
rice 25 cents. '
Address the Publishers, '.
CHAS. J C. KLINE & CO.,
1.27 Bowery, New T4rid.
Sep. 7, 38-ly. P'ost-Office Bo
ri8k8 Metll|ic Aini ICul
TI1IE SU'BSCRIEBER has constzant'y es
and a fuP,assort ment of the above appesild
ases, of diffeirn patterns, besides e a
I his own make, all) of which hepUisl
furnish at very reasonable raee ii
roptness and despatch.
Persone desirons of having cas esYeby
iilroaid will have them sent freee siIarg
A Hearse is always on handaad.'wil be
trished at the rate of $10 per&g .
Thankful for past patronage,. ue- as
riber respectfnlly asks for a coinuations
the same, and assures the pablio- tks
o efort on his pars will be sreto*aedec
e utmost satisfction.
A. (c.cara
Newberry S. C., July 31. .
ash & Blink.
The subscriber takes pleasure in annoasne
ug to thi< community that, having nied
I necessary arrangements, he will be-shieb
>furnish
lash with and withoa#
Glass, and Blinds,
Lt Verv Moderate Rates!!!
For Cash! ,
ANDREW C. CHIAP AN
Oct. 7 41 tf. Newberry C. H'75.
Carolina National Bank
09
OOL UM1BIA, S. C.
capital Stock Paid in, S200,000.
BO)ARD OF DIREC'fORS:
L. D. CHtI LDS, PaEst:DEwr.
Dr. .J. W. Parker, It.-3. Wallace.
.John S. Wiley, Dr. John T. Dar .
E. Hlope. .Richard..'N'eale, Jr..
C. D. MELTorN, Attorney C
W. B. Gulick, C. J..Iredell. .
Cashier. Assistant Cdshiers
The capital stock of this Bank 1inos
I of which has been padin, a~nd o&ed'.
a Comptroller of te Curreney. Authorityba
so been received for a further increase to the.
non of SS'.0u0s, of which over ~2,O00 has al
ady been taken. Persons wishin to make an.
vestimn abould api wikhout 4ay. The.
arpls Fund is now $6o, re v cent. -
mon its stock.-- . :
The Carolina Natioa Beisk issues S,
tea of depois bearing intereaatltbear
vn per cent. per annum. This, feature ofls.'
A SA GSANI
d attention is called to the fact that. the-saMfi
tese dpsts, as well all oe,ge
teed by te whole eapital of the ak
o safer mode of temporary lnvereanka ige
the publie tha this-the depdesg
yle on demand or on short notice. -pil.
any amount reeed either-iIn.crm
>n and payable in the same. I
mid at heend of each six ~ph4~d.
ostaremain beyond that len~t
Colmb, ..,January 2,~.''
BWLL REEDER. . arvenMA' Da
REEDER 4 AI
General Commission Mirchants,
ADGER'S WHARF.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Oct. 12, 41-.
ALL parties indebted to'ne by Meal
ran dum A ccount, orin any other way,
,.rc q. d to inayo thto 0smeat onzct