The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, June 07, 1871, Image 4
THE OLD BOOKKEEPER.
It was an ancient bookkeeper,
And he was tall and slim;
Tho' his face was mild he rarely smiled,
His clothes were dark and prim;
And. everything about his desk
He kept exceeding trim.
He always hung his hat and coat
Upon the self-same book.,
And laid his ruler, pens and ink
In their respective nooks;
And the only exercise he had
Was footing up his books.
Each day upon the self-same hour
He took his lofty seat,
And bent his body and his mind
His labor to complete,
And blots were neither on his fame
'Nor on his ledger sheet.
The music of his pen was heard
From mor till eventide;
Up golumns vast his eyes were cast,
Then down again with pride;
Quite pleased was he tho' he saw his work
Increased and multiplied.
The cash that o'er his fingera came
Each day was something grand,
Az,d yet no scheme to bear it off
By him was ever planned -
Although you saw with half an eye
That he wrote a sloping hand.
He bad no wife, he made no friend.,
Hisijovs and cares were few;
And his dearest hopes from day to day
Was to keep his balance true;
-A good world this if every man
The latter thing would do.
Ja never sighed when little ills
Hie way of life would cross;
And oer the errors of his youth
He showed no vain remorse;
Br." he set down all that came along
. Tqi profit or to loss.
One day the creditor of all
Dropped in for his a-nount:
He found the old man at his post,
Though low ran Nature's fount;
The books were closed, and he was borne
Up to his last account.
-Insurance Times.
Extract from Mr. Phillips' Re
cent Speech.
I believe the nation stands to
day just where General Butler
stood in New Orleans, when he
arrested Mumford. There had not
been
A MAN HUNG IN NEW ORLEANS
in nineteen years. Butler said to
himself, "This is as good a time as
say other to see whether I rule
this city or the gamblers rule it."
Mis friends told him he wouldn't
* survive Mumford's execution six
bours.' But the defiant spirits of
* teeSouth learned that they had a1
nxaster'. I want Grant to go down
se4e Geergia to some ex-genera,,
wee -eaunts his acres by thousands,
hisRgold-by millions, track him to
his lair, arrest him at midnight,
ryhim at sunrise and bang him'
before sunset. Then you would
-NEVER HEAR KU-KLUX
otgain except in the nursery le
* gends. It Is a stateeof nar, and
. what is wanted is war power, and<
unless we have it a Demoerat will
inter the White House and you
have your war to fight over again.1
N~ow, I don't know whether Gen
eral Grant will follow the cout,sel <
of the ablest man that stands near
*him, and that's the man that hung
*rumford. Charles Sumner said if
General Grant had put his whole
&eart into the Ku-Klux opposition
*as he did into the St. Domingo
measure we should hear no more
of it. As soon as
THE COWARDS OF CAROLINA
:reconvinced that Grant is terrn
bly in earnest the Ku Klux will
be crushed. You need no more
than five lives; but these must not
be miserable iubbish, at the foot ;
w-e must grapple with the head.
{Here~ is a man in the audience
calldd, "The carpet-baggers.") 1 am
mich.obliged to you for your sug
gestion, said the speaker, and then
went on to describe the kind of
carpet-baggers, who trying lhon-.
estly to live at the South, could
*not, and then left, and the other
kind, who were sharp and unscrup
ulous, and who remained. If theI
*worst class go to the South and
the best keep away it is the fault
*of the South. The South has made
its choice. Let it lie on the bed
that it has made. There is a great
immediate question as to whether
we are to have a Democratic Pre
sident-whether industry goes on
or is checked, but sa the end the
RIGHT WILL TRIUMPH,
and young Northern men will yet
carry the flag to the'Guif. [ have
no fear of the ultimate result to1
North or South; but thte peril is
all tbe samte.
Sad Effect of Nasal Trum
peting.
TheoSecond Presbyterian Church
oftDanville being without a pastor
for the present, says a correspon
dent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
the different ministers of this town,
especially. those connected with
the Theological Seminary, preach
alternately to tha orphan congre
gtion, and last night it was Dr.
Yerke's turn to deliver a sermon
to a large assembly. In an elo
quent Oraon he utterd the words
of divine truth, when suddeny
horrible dictu !--a member affected
with a bad cold commenced blow
ing his nose most violently. A
terrible blowing it was, such as
you never heard before in all your
life, and such as the poor doctor
hopes never to hear again. It evi
dently had swespt the whole of the
beautiful sermon out of his memo
ry, and having no notes about him,
* he tried in vain to restore the
broken connection. But, alas!I he
he frigitened doctor exclaimed:
"Brother MeMullin, you will
)blige me by repeating the text ?"
The reverend brother arose,
,hought awhile, stammered, hesi
ated, and sat down again-he
rave it up.
"Please will any one in the con
,regation let me know my text ?"
After a long pause, a student
taid:
"I. Corinthians, 10 16.".
Relieved from a great burden,
he happy Doctor opened the Bi
)le, but only to find that it was a
ad mistake.
"This is not the right one.
Please, cannot any one recollect
he text ?"
A dead silence followed. Prof.
Beatty, of Centre College, rubbed
ais head in despair, but he neither
ubbed the text out of nor into it.
Rev. Mr. Johnstone and many of
iis brethern, together with the
,Thole congregation, all were un
ible to find the lost darling. -
The laughter which followed
iow was indescribable and quite a
Ame passed bet'ore the house could
>e called to order.
It being- finally restored, the
loctor called (,n Mr. McMullin to
lose the mecting with prayer,
tnd all adjourned perfectly con
-inced that they had listened to
>ne of the most remarkable ser
nons ever preached.
READ
CAREFULLY.
Ague and Fever.
[he only preventive known for Chills and Fever
is the use of Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
Is good for Dyrpepsis.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
Is a preventive of Chills and Fever.
Wolfe's Schicdam Schnapps.
[s goo for all kidney and bladder complaints.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
[s used all over the world bypbysiclans in their
practice.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is good for Gout.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is good for all Trinaw complaints.
Wolfe's SchiedamSchnapps.
Is recommended by all the Medical Faculty.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
is good for Colic and pai.u In the stomach.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
[s imitated and counteriited, and purchasers
rill have to use caution in purchasing.
- beg leave to call the attention of the reader
to testimonials in favor of the Schnapps:
I feel bound to say that I regard your Schapps
is being in every rset pre-eminently pure, and
leserving gi medica. patronage. At all events
t is the purest possible article of Holland gin,
eretofore unobtainahle, and as such may
me safely prescribed by physicians.
[)AVID L. MOyFE, M. ln., Pharmaceutical
lhemist, New York.
LoU!sYrt.r.. Kr.. Sept. 1. I feel that we have
iow an article of gin suitable for such cases as
hat remedy is adapted to. DR. J.W. BRIG HT.
"Schapps isa reedyin chronic eatarrhal
I tat:e great pleasure in bearing highly cred
table testimony to its efficacy as a remedial
agent ini the diseas'es for which you recommend
t. Having a natural tendency to the mucous
urfaces, with a slight degree of stimulation. I
egard it as one of the most important remedies
n chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those
if the genito-urinary apparatus. With much
espect. vourobedientservant, CH AS. A. LEAS,
. D., New York.
26 ra Srz'r, NRw Yonx. Nov. 21. 1867
InoL.rao WOL.FE, Esq., Present: DItAa Sia:
have made a chemical exarnination of a samnple
f your "Schiedam Schnapps," with the intent
f determining if any foreign or injurious sub
tance had been added to the simple distilled
piits.
The examination has resulted in the conclusion
hat the sample contained no poiconcus or harm
iii admixture. I have been unable to discover
ny trace of the deleterions substances which are
o'etimes employed in the adulteration of li
nors. I would not hesitate to use myself, nor
o recommend to others, for medicinal purposes.
he "Schiedam Schnapps'" as an excellent and
nobjectionable variety of gin.
Very respec' fully yours.
[Signed] CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CazmICAt A wD TzenCRICa LAnOEATORY. 18
IC fDGE PL ACE, Naw YoRK, Nov. 25, 1867
IDor.Pao woLFE. Esq.: Dran SI n: The under
Igned have carefully and thoroughly analyzed
,sample of your 'Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps.'
elected by ourselves, and have found the same
ee from all organic or inorganic substances,
iore or less injurious to health. From the result
afour examination we consider the article one
ef superior quality. healthful as a beverage, and
ifectual in its medicinal qualities.
1respectfully yours,
Signedi A LEX. TRtIPPEL. Chemist.
FR ANCIS E. ENGELH ARD, M. D.
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Drug
;ists.
UDOL PIIO WOLFE'S EST..
Apri19, 16-3mos 22 BEAMVERST, N.Y
VI07TORI1 TONIC BITTERS.
ENTIR ELY VE6GET ABLE,
FOR THE CURE OF
Eyspepsia, Agne and Fever,
Billions Diseases, Gene
.ral Debility, and all
Impurity of the
Blood,
*1t excites healthy appetite. invigorates
he Digestive Organs, is devoid of all that
readful poison--Fsil Oil, and imparts a
nost agreeable, warming, nnd cordial effect
o the Stomach. It exhilarates the spirits.
elieves pain, and is most wondedlully effi
~acious in all de-bilities and irregularities of
F'emales. It will prove a positive preventive
n all MAL ARIAL CONTAMINATION.
MOTTE & TARRANT,
Kanufacturers and Sole Proprietors,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Mar. 15, 11-- tf.
W. L. GOURDINE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
SCOURER, &c.,
FROM CHARLESTON.
Respectfully announces that he is(
prepared to cut and fit gentlemen's1
suits to their entire satisfaction. Hlay
ng had a large experience in the tail
ring business, and being constantly
supplied with the latest New York
Fashions, he feels no hesitancy in ask-I
ing for patronage. Work promptly
delivered. Terms moderate.
omainsack coat.............s400s
ro t a make pants. ............. 200
F cut and make walkig... .........200
ro t ad makevealkig.coa........2500
F cut and make fine black frock coat.. 8 00
ro ut suit of clothes............. 100
A neilS.
CLOTHING
AND
AT
fts & W, C. 8IFFIELD'S.
-::
W E have now in store a very large
tock of the above goods, and we as
ure our customers that we have ner
ar before been enabled to offer them
so CHOICE A SELECTION OF
GOODS, at such low prices.
We have good All Wool SUITS at
M15, suitable for any business man.
HATZv,
We- hav a very large stock, and
we are deter-ined to undersell any
Dther dealers, as our facilities enable
us to do so.
OUR SHIRTS
Are decided to be the best fitting
Shirts made.
We make the finest custom garments
made in this State. Call and examine.
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD,
Apr. 5, 14-tf. COLUMBIA, S. C.
THE CEAPEST STORE
IN TIHE
UP COUNTRY.
WE beg to offer to the people of NEW
BERRY and LAURENS the
LIRGEST STOK OF GOODS
in the UP COUNTRY, at
LOWER PRICES than
Anybody.
Our heavy sales in the past four months,
in consequence of having put prices so low,
has caused na to make a determined effort
to DOUBLE our SALES at
HALF the PROFITS.
We handle larce quantities of CORN, BA
CON and FLOUR, and WILL make prices
on these goods LOWER than any house in
this Country. We also make a specialty of
HOES, and offer a stock of 400 Doz. at
PRICES THAT CANNOT BE COMPETED.
Send for prices and see if we will not
SAVE Your MONEY.
ALL KINDS OF
Agricultural Implements.
LORICK & LOWRANCE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Mar. 29, 1.3--Sm..
C. F. JACKSON'S
LARGE, BEAUTIFUL AND CiHEAP
STOCK of SPRING and SUMM ER
DRY GOODS,
ALSO,
Are now ready FOR SA LE. And all CUS
FMERS will be SURE OF BARGiAINS as
he Stock will be sold at
VERY SMALL PROFITS.
SO HUMBUG.
C. F JACKSON,
Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C.
A pr. 5, 14-tf.
HEMERY FMALE
A4IAW2MY.
. P. PIFER, E.A., :::Principal.
iss FANNIE LEAVELL, :: Assistant.
Prof. F. W REER, : : Muical Dep't.
THE next session of thia SCHOOL will
ein on TUESDAY, THE THIRD (3d) OF
JANU ARY, 1871.
Tuition-From $10 to $20 per hal.'session
f 5 months. Music and Modern Languages
axtra.
Instiuction given ir; all the branches
sually taught in Female Schools of the
highest grade.
Pupils from a distance can obtain board
in good private families at about $15 per
month.
Pupils will be charged from the date of
entrance, and no reduction will be made
except in cases of protracted illness.
N B. The Tuition fees must be paid in
advance.
For particulars apply to
COL. S. FAIR,
Pres't Board Trustees, or
S. P. BOOZER, Esq., Sec.
Jan. 4, 1-tf.
18 PRIN TRADE. 187
CROQUET.
Complete sets from $3 to $20 per set.
BASE BALLS.
All the different kinds at reduced prices.
FISHINC TACKLE.
Of every description.
TRAVELINC BACS.
For ladies and gentlemen.
FOREICN FANCY COODS.
CUNS AND PISTOLS OF
ALL KINDS AND PRIfCES.
AMMUNITION.
SPORTSMEN'S COODS.
Goods shipped to any part of the country
per express. The same careful attention wiv
n to orders by mailas to personal purchases.
Prices for our goods based on gold at par.
POULTNEY, TRI3IBLE & 00.,
200 W. Ealtimore Street,
Apr. 5, 14-Iy. BATMRE, XD.
Frog Level
CUSTOMERS will take notice that
[ have a full supply of that good
make of AXES on hand, and for sale
low. D. MOWER.
ISAAC SULZBACHER,
SIGN OF' MAMMOTH CLOCK.
(Under Colmbia Hotel,)
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
AGOT FOR ARRA'D
THE TO GIVE
CEBRATED N / SATIFMT'
and iealer in
WA TCH ES
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,
FANCY ARTIVLES,
CUTLERY, PIPES,
And everything usually kept iu a first
class Jewelry Store.
All orders promptly and satisfacto
rily attended to.
Feb 15 7 tf
DR. J. R. THOMPSON,
SURGEON DENTIST,
(Successor to Dr. W . B. McKellar.)
Office over McFall & Pool's store, on Main
Street.
All the old busine-s left unfinished will be
completed on the terms as before arranged,
and everything done in the best manner and
warranted. The patronage o the public Is
respectfully solicited.
Dec. 8, 48-tf.
rogartie's Book Depository.
FAMTY AND POCKET BIBLES.
WE have recently made large additions
to our stock of BIBLES. The prices are
greatly reduced. We are now offiering an
unusual large variety of ENGLIS1I AND
AMERICAN FAMILY BIBLES, POCKET
BIBLES, and the EPISCOPAL PRAYER
BOOK, at extremely low prices.
NFW CATALOGUE, No. 8.
Clamers' Encyclopcodia. This valuable
work has now reached the completion of its
third volume. Subscribers to the semi
monthly parts can be furnished with their
numbers up to No. 24. New suoscribers
can be supplied with three volumes,
bound in substantial library binding at
$6.50 per volune, and continue to receive
the numbers of bound volutnes as they
prefer.
Allibone's Dictionary of Authors. A
Critical Dictionary of English Litera
ture and British and American An
thors, living and decea.-ed, from the
earliest accounts to the latter half of
the niuieteenth century, by S. Anstin
Allibone, now complete in 3 volumes,
Library sheep. .................$25.50
Roba di Rotma, by Wmn. W. Story sixth
edition, with additions..............00
The P.lgrim and the Shrine; Or, Pas
sages I romn the L fe and Correspon
dlence of IIerbert Ainsile B. A...l75
Giny's Baby, (a Satire,) -IIis Birth and
other Msfortunes.................125
A Book of lfmtories of Great Men anad
Women of the A ge, from personal ac
quaintance, by S. C. Ilall, F. S. A.,
&c., profiasely illustrated with Par
traits, fac similes and other highly
finished engravings. . ....... ....) 50
John Esten Cooke's Life at Gen. Rob
ert E. Lee, Illustrations, Portraits
and Maps....... ...............50
Huxley's Lay Sermons, Addresses and
Reviews.. ...... ..... ..........15
The Recovery o' Jerusalem, by Cap
taini's Wilson and W;arren, with an
initroduicing by Dean Stanley..3.5(0
Prof. Darwin's New Book, "The De
scent of Man," Rnd selectiona in re
lation to Se.x, by Charles Dairwin,
with illustrationas, volu'ne 1, volume 2
just received...................2 00
Third Volume of Max Muller's Clhipa,
from a German Workshop, conataina
ing essays on Literature, Biography,
and Antiquities.................2.50
The History of Greece, by Prof. Dr. Er
nest Curtius, translated by A. W.
Ward, M. A , vol 1...... ..250
A handbook of Legendary and Mytho
logical Art, by Clara Ers.kine Clem
ent, with descriptive illustrations...3.50
Life and Natuare under the Tropics;
Sketches of Travels amonag the Andes
andl of the Orinoco, Rio Negro, and
Amazons, by H. M. and P. V. N.
Myers.........................2.00
The Amnericana Sportsmnan, containing
hints to Sportsmen, notes on Shoot
ing, and thte habits of the Game Birds
and Wild Fowl of America, by Lew
is, with illustrations ..........2.5
A new Book, by the athtor of "Ecce
Hlomo"; Roman Imperialism, and oth
er Lectures and Essays, by J. Rt. See
ley, M.A.......................5
Ladies' Historical Library. Memoirs
of the Queens of France, by Mrs.
Forbes Bush. Historical and secret
Memoirs of the Empress Josephine,
by M'lle Le Normnand ; Manners of
Anue Boleyn, by Miss Benger ; The
Court of M.arie Antoinette, by Mdm.
Campan and Lamartin ; Mary Qneen
of Scotts, with Anecdotes of the Court
of Henry II, by Miss Benger, each..1.50
The Wondets of Engraving, by George
Duplessi', 34 Wood Engraving....50
Guttenburg and the Art of Printinag,by
Emily C. Pearson, with numerous- ii
lustrations... .. .... ....200
Minnesota, as a Home for Invalids, by
Brewer Mattock. M. D.............1.25
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Yesterday, To-day and Forever, by Pick
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Shadow on the Rock, $1.50; Stepping
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Broadus on the Preparation and De
livery of Sermons................ $2.00
Hauna's Life of Christ, complete in 3
volumes, $4.50; Macduff's Memories of
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quished, by the anthor of Schonberg
Cotta Family, $1.75; Liddon's Bamp
ton Lectures, "The Divinity of oar
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ders to us for any books published in Amer
la, they will be charged only the price of the
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FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
No. 260 KING STREET, (in the bend),
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
April 26, 17-1y.
Sewing Machines.
HEREAFTER these valuable machines,
so necessary to the comfort of every family,
will be kept for sale at the Bookstore.
Warranted to give satisfaction. Gall and
examine.
Subscriptions received to all the Ladies'
Magazines, viz: Godey, Frank Leslie, Dem
orest, Peterson, Lady's Friend, Die Moden
welt, and others. Subscribe at once.
Any book that may be wanted by any
person, if not on hand, will be procured and
'sold at Publisher's prices. At the Book
store, Newberry.
.TJan. 4, 1--tf.
Wagon Making, Repairing,ce.
THE undcrsrgned has opened a shop,
half a mile from Helena, (on G. & C. R. R.,)
at Judge Lake's place, where h is piepared
to Shoe Horses, Lay Plows, Make and Re
pair Wagons, and do any kind of Wood
Work, either Agricultural, Mill or Domestic
Work. le will also repair Cotton Gins.
Shoeing a Horse..................$ 1 20
Laying a Plow (owter furnishing iron,) 40 Of
" " (he furnishing iron,)... 45 qui
0l
2 Hotse Wagon with body.........115.00 ties
" " witlout body.......lt)0.0 lino
All other work in proportion. cur
All that is asked iq a share of his friends' 7
patron Lge. Vall and qec. I1o1
STEiLEN F. E. GRUBER Insi
Mar. 1, 9-tf. app
MANILLA ROPE,
Suitable for well ropes. nu
For sale by t
1). MOWER. for
TOR CIRl ESTON LINE
FOR gat
Freight and Passengers, i
Sgre,
To and from B.ALTIMORE, PHILADEL- A
PHIA, NEW YURK, BOSTON, and pof
all the New England Manufac- tr-u
turin! Cities defi
THREE TIMES AWEEX N
TUESDAYS. 111 tRSDAYSand SATURDAYS. fins
Fare from Newberry, - - - $25.50 Pan
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO., ius
And connecting Romds West. in alliance with co
the Fleet of Thirteen First-Class Steamships to dol]
time above Ports. hnvite attention to the Quick the
Time and Regular Di-patch uforded to the busi
ness public in tihe Cotton States at the me]
PORT OF CHARLESTON. I i
Offering facilities of Rail and Sea Transport- equ
tion for Freight and Passengers not equalled In Lift
excellence and capacity at any other Tor. and
S. B. 11ICKENS, Gen. Passenger and Ticket
At., S. C. Railroad.
ED. H. BARINWELL, Gen. Freight Agt.. S. WN
C. R. C. Apr. 12, 15-tf. W
Greenville & Columbia Railroad. f()
W.
ADN
C
CoUtIA. S. C., March 1. 1871. den
On and efter Wednesday. March 1. the follow- WIa
Ing Schedule will be run daily. Sundays ex- Fai;
cepted. connectluz with Night Trains on South B
Carolina Road. up and down. also with Trains bia;
going South on Charlotte. Columbia and Augus- M
ta Railroad: Cal
UP. Jeri
Leave Columbia.......... ....... 7.00 a m A..
Alston.......................... 9.10 a m E
Newberry.....................11.1.5 a m
S Cokesbury.............. 300 p m and
" Belton.....................65.00 p m
Greeuville.....................6.30 p m
DOWN. pee
Leave Greenville ...............6.15 a m '
Belton......................... 8.05 a m
Cokeebury...................10 07 a m er
Abbeville... ................. 8.15 a m tor
Newberry....................... 1.5h p m Get
Alston... ........................ 405 p m )
Arrive Columbia....................... 5.55 p m
TH S. DODA3EAD. (en'l Supt. 3.
M. T. BARTLr. General Ticket Agent.
South Carolina Railroad Company,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,'January 19,1871.
ON and after SUNDAY. the 22d Instant, Pas
senger Trains upon this Road will arrive and Sim
leave as follows:
TaR%i No. 1.
Leave Charleston at ........................... 8.2) a m
Arrive at Columbla at........................... 3 40 p m
Leave Columbia at................12.15 p m
Arrive at Charleston at............. 7.50 p m An
Leave Camden. Sundays excepted, at... 9.50 a m
Arrive at Kingvillo at...... ......1.20 pm
Leave Klnlle, Sundays excepted, at.. .30 p m
Arrive at Camden at................6.00 p mn "I
The above Trains run In connection with WiI- Ald
mlington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, con- wor
necting with Trains for Wilmington. North Caro. be
lina. and with Trains for Auguta, GeorgIa
making close connections with ...ight Trainus of TI
G;eorgis Railroad and Central Railroad, for all whi
points South anrd West. the
IRAtI No.2-NIGrrr EXPaEsS. The
Sunday Night excepted. the
LTae Charlest-m at..............7 10 p in tale
Arrive at Columbia at... ...........6.0 a mn she<
Leave Columbia at...................7.50) p m phy
Arrive at Charleston at..............6.4.5 a m ,the
This frain runs in connection with Up Augus- Ipail
ta Trains, making close connection with Georgia orib
Rlallroa'i and Central Railroad Morning Irains, T:
for all paints South and West. Cu1
A. L. TY LER, Tree-President. The
S. B. PICK ENS, G;eneral Ticket Agent. Eu,
ee1
Summer Schedule Spartanbnrg and Union the
Bailroai. L
To Commence 29th 3lsy, '871.
DOWN TRAIN. UP TRAIN.
Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Leave.
Sparfsanburg.... 53 ..
llatesville.. ........ 6.0 .0 43 45
Pacolet...........6.'.86.3 40 w
.Jonesvilie......... .436.8 45 .1'n
Unionville......7.25 . 305 .2 Nu
Santne.......... 8.208.3 20 23.
Fish Dam.....8.40 85 21 .5ci
Shelton.........1. 21 3 .0~
tLyles' Ford ........ 9.409.5 112 .7In
Strother.1051.10.1..0112.5
Alston. ....... 11.(0 10
TIIOS. B EE,Peiet li
6.48 .' 5 4.10intl
COLUMIA HTEL. Ac
COUMI.5 S. C.25N
T lI PRORIETR tkes lenare I an
nouncig 8tha thi .3lgo 2.35rnihe
Estblihmet i no ope 2.1r 2.15acc ce
modaion f gests Th inbe wll away
giveperectsatifacion JcETER Prespdect.t
NCOUBA HOTEL,
Columbia S. C.
Estbhet is nor opfritor. accom
P.oatin ifueton Thyer,bl Cilerk.way
Ofarket, per Dayeffor...ill.e..pare 00
Siveperfesakifatin Ling.e2yrepot 0o
oinul eatr s...........10
Sep. WM.hGORMAN.
NATIONAL HOEL.,
Columbia, S. C. P
Wilob et Joynpor, Prri etor.Dye n
P. hHam lton,oner C. ek te
Ofs H.oard,U prERy...............0
Supr, BrAkfasTO andLodinted...20
ALONZERON HOESE," T
Columbia, S. C.P
anWoui the Soh foromorim and Dyelt y
baToth sdint thepotstios
WAILION HOTEL,
Caresto. .,S. C.
Mn. . H. WUTLEI L, Proprietores.
s Rc.ul nfre HA That Suetheaoe nent.
HOTESCaERo Hne m oUSE," and
Thyma plessnty aoaed ttte, urpuased of
tny tHouse il Sbut forl comfot up. heh
Roar isomopentaol fTraer and othePu
Tabled with be, pied rooms the besor.te
eryms. "calisocte.'My omnbu willf
beUaTOtedffrn deegedCAL
BOOTS andRA L.rrRIGHT.
For ey Har)e HOse
THE COTTON STATES
re Insurance Company
GENERAL OFFICE AT
MACON, GEORGIA.
aranteed Capital, $5,00,00
which $1,600,000 is deposited, as re
red by the Charter, with State authori
of Georgia, and $50,000 in South Caro
. under act of Legisl.iture, for the se
ity of policy-helders.
'he business of this strictly Southern an<
ne Company is confined by law to Lifl
arance alone. Policies issued on all th4
roved mutual plan!.
he Company has also added the Tontin
em (of dividends) to its other plans.
0 per cent. of profits on the mutus
iness divided annually among all th
:al Policy-holders, without exceptian
,-third lo.in on premiums given whes
ired-the interest to be provided for b,
Company out of the dividends. Note
premium not required.
Vbere all cash is paid policies may be
ie self-sustaining, or pay out by the ope
ons of dividends, and where loans ar
nted the cash payments do not :cre ise
t snome other companies that grant loans
Non-participating policies granted a
atiy reduced ratei.
niple provision against forfeiture o
cies in the expressed terms of the con
:t, and rights of policy holders clear:
ned in policies.
Ve offer the people of the State the sami
ncial sccurity as Northern Mutual Com
ies, the accumulating premiums of th,
tred, and in addition thereto a capita
inencing with $5,000,000. Millions o
ars annually have hitherto been lost t<
active cireula;iou of the South in pay
it of premiums in Northern Companiet
he benefits there we can never share oi
al terms. Let us then sustain our owi
enterprise and thus keep our mone:
. the profits at home.
OFFICFRs AT MACON, GFORGIA.
r. It. JOH1NSTON......................President
[. 6. IWLT..........................Vice-President
). 8. O3EAR..............................Secretary
fN W. BURKE.............General Agent
i. MCCAY....................................Actuary
J. MAGILL......Superintendent of Agencies
TSORY BOARD OF POLICY HOLDERS NORTI
AND SOCTIT CAROLINA.
eneral Richard If - Anderson. Sumter. Pred
t; Col. Jas. H. Rion, Winnsboro'; Col. Wm
Ilace, Columbia: Dr. Samuel W. Bookharl
rfield: Col. Jar. Farrow. Spartanburg; Col
N. Ball. Laurens; Col. J. G. Gibbes, Colum
Capt. samuel Strudley, Greenville; Gen. E
Law, Yorkville; (ien. John D. Kennedy
den; J. H1. Kinard. Columbia; Theo. E
ry, ofrVn. C. Bee & Co., Charleston; Maj
r. Shaw. Marion, &c.
bis Board to be iticreased to thirty member
'he Cotton States Company is a Georgi:
I South Carolina Enterprise, and is noi
y identified vih the interests of ou
ple.
'his State is ably represented in the ger
I management by Sonth Carolina Direc
L LAVAL & ABNEY,
ieral Agents for North & South Carolins
1. J. LAVr.AL, Office: Columbia, S. C.
W. Ansy, M. D., of Edgefield.
an. 4, '71, 1-1y.
"ROSPECTUS FOR 1871.
FOU'Rt YEAR.
)of rage Changed, and Attractions vat)
Increased.
THE ALDINE:
Illu.xtrated Monthly Journal of 16 page,
claimed to be the handsomest Paper
- in the World.
Gilvemy love to the artist workmen ot Thi
ime who are striving to make their professio
thy of admiration for beauty, as It has alway
afor useful ness"-Henry Ward Beecher.
he object of The Aldine Is to furnish a mediur
ch shall be a fit exponent ofproereas. and<
beautiful In P'RINTrIso and the kindred art
latest and most i'np.roved machinery, an
very highest order of mechanical and artist]
nt shall be taxed to the utmost to produce
~t-as nearly as possible-perfect in typora
and illustration. While It is intende tha
appearacre shafl be unexceptionable. n
is will bespared to keep the literary mattel
inal ad selected, equal to the best.
be CnIQUALED xxcat.r.icz of the Woon
Ir..UsTIAaTIONs published in the pages
Aldine has elicited the commendation of thl
one n as well as the American press, and ha
hsriled as the commencement ofa new era:
history of Illustrated Journalism.
st each weli-wishier 'end in at least one sat
ption, and influence others to do likewise.
TERMS:
Copy, four months.....................I 0
Copy, one year.........................2 5
e Co,pies, one year..-..................8 7
Specimen copies. by Miail, poet-paid. 25e.
be publishers will send free the beautIful oi
chromo "DUCKS." as
i PREMIUM To EVERY SUBSCRIBER
>rerritsS2.5- for one year's subscription.,ant
ddition, will send the wonderful Christmna
nber, printed In colors, and containing ove
Sllustrations, to a ll whose remittance is re
ed before the edition is exhausted.
peccial Prospectus and Circular to those wisi
to canvass or get up clubs will be ma iled o
licaton. Our premiums embrace only art:
of the very highest merit of art or workmae
>, many of which are offered by no other ps
Or, liberal CASH DISCOUNTS to all wh
rest themselves in getting subscribers for Tht
me.
Send for CIrcular.
JAM ES SUTfON & CO., Publishers.
No. 28 LntaRTY STaRT, NEW YORK.
ta.18,83-tf.
Stereoscopes,
VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CIIROMOS,
FRAMEE
B. & Bs T. ANTHON! & co.,
391 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
ie the attention of' the Trade to their ei
ive assortment of the above goods, c
ir own publIcation, mnafacturo andj itt
tation.
Also,
OTO LANTERN SLIDES,
GRAPROSCOPES
W VIEWS OF YOSEMITE.
E. & HI. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
591 BROADWAY, NEW YOaK,
- Opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
IMPORTERs AND MANUFACTURES OF
[OTOGR APRIIC MATERIAL!
[ar. 15, 11-3mn,
ACQUEEN & RIECKE
WHOLESALE
PROVISION & PRODUJCE
DEALERS.
re constantly on hand and receivin
Dacon, Dry Salted Meats, Pork,
Lard, Beef, Flour, Sugar,
Molasses, &c.
chaaers are requested to examine thei
stock at
21 and 23 VENDUE RAN'GE,
CHJARLESTON, S. C.
eb. 22, 8--6m.
.W. WIECKINCI
FOR THE cELEnRATRD
LWAUJKIE LAGER BEER
~ORNER KING AND SOCIETY STS.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
LOOK OUT
FOR YOUR MEALS
AT THE
Aiston Hotel,
.,Breakfast Going Up and Dinnei
rwin Dn .
Money cannot fy It!
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS!!
IIt
The Diamond Glasses,
NANUFAcTURlED 31
. R, SPENCER & 60., N. Ye
Which are now offered to the public, are pro
nouinced by all the ceiebrate-i Olpticiaus
onthe World to be the
MOST PERFECT, .
Natural, Artifcial he;p to the human eye ever ne
known. by
They ground under their own supervision,
from m Inute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
-and deriYe their name. "Diamond," on account '
of their hardiness and brilliancy. B
The Sientidic Principle u
On which they are constructed brings the core Of
or centre ofthe lens directly in front of the eye,
producing a clear and distinct vision. as in the nM
s natural, heathy sight, and preventing all un- E
pleasant sensations, such as glimmering and
wavering ofsight, dizziness, &c., peculiar to all fr
others in use. Co
They are Mounted in the Finest Manner, fiC
In frames of the best quality, of all materials
used for that purpose.
Their Finish and Durability
r CANNOTBESURPASSED.
CA1tro.-None genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
J. W. MONTCOMERY,
Jeweler and Optician, is sole agent for ne
NEWBERRY1, S. C., (
From whom they can only be obtained. These
goods are not supplied to Pedlers, at any price. Il
Oct 5,40-ly. 101
lU
Spring & Summer Importation
1871.
RIBBONS,
Millinery and Straw Goods.
ARMSTRONG, CATOR, & CO.,
IxoRTEMs AND JoBnEs oi
Bonnet, Trimming & Velvet Ribbons,
BONNET SIiKs, SAT118 and VELVEIS,
r Blon, etts, Crars, Ruches, Flowers, Fcatners
ORNAMENTS,
STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES' HATS,
TRIXXED AND UNTS13IXED,
SHAKER HOODS, &C.
237 and 239 BALTIMORE STRM , Ia
BALTIMORE, MD- of
Off.r the largest Stock to be found in this to
Country, and unequalled In choice variety pr<
and cheapness, comprising the latest ]Euro,
pean novelties. i
r Orders solicited, and prompt attention gir
Mar.1, 9-3m.
rt
Russet, Upper
and Whang E
LE4 Tl HER
-On hand and for sale by t
D. MOWER, s
S A pr. 6, 14-tf. 1
A
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Is an
now offered for sale on easy terms, at the by
State Agency, No. 197 King St. Charleston, me
s. c. L1t
Silk, Thread, Needles and Machine Find- ani
ings, of the best quality. Stitching done to
order. General repairing executed.ce
THE NEW MANUFACTURING MACHINE, Eu
-FOR
Tailors and Boot Fitters, is the best In the 1
market.
Local and Traveling Agents Wanted.
Circulars and Samples on application.
des
THE SINGER *f2
Sewing Machine Agency! .)
19'I KING STREET, - anc
CHARLESTON, S. C. i
C
P. W. & R. S. CHICK, Agents,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Dec. 7, 49-'70-1y.0
DR. E. C._JONES,
SURGEON DENTIST,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Rooms over Mr. Mower's store, and in
front of Herald office.
I take pleasure in informing my friends
and the public generally, that my dental
rooms are now open, and that I am pre
pared to execus all work in my profession
in the most approved manner.
I am determined to devote my entire
time and energy to my profession.
Jan. 12 2 tf.
ICE !ICE!! ICE !!!L.
The Columbia Ice House, is now open for . by
the season, and prepared to sell nlaturbe.,
Lake Ice, at, from 1 to li cent. per pour,ery
according to quantity. This ice is far pv o
ferable to any manufactured, or prepa 2, ae no
by Chemical process,.ep o
.JNO. D. BATEMAN, Agt.,.. kee fL
Mar. 22, 12-3m Golumbia, S.s -.~ h
S.ALOO0N. )e 4,
B. M. BLEASE Is with Messrs. WarcAvr
Pierson, and will be glad to see all of
old friends.(
Best brands of Ales, Wines, Brandies
Whiskies, Gin, &c., op hand. Faucy Drinks, EE
Fb. at S-ltie. L
For r
natural Vitality NFG 6
A
for
hair
hair P
xI, faling hair che
;s often, &*' not
its use. Notbing 04
rwhere the -lm2 p
the gAndM& pie
; schas remam a&n
folig aehair wilt -
ut, it will keep it ema
occasional use will
iM trning gray or .
msq=4tl pmmvet - ;=,PC'
m those del
&e! Some .-i
arieus txrtair,
ly benefit but not h" -
,xely for a
HAIR DRESSINO
thing else can be fimnd o
ttining neither oil nor dye a
b soil white namn1mc, and
g on the hair, * ' it a
tre and a gmtefdlprfains.
repared by Dr. J. C,
LCTIC A D AnA
LOWELL,MA
or sale by S1OTTE & T AA i.
ep. 7, '70-36-1y.
~ksMetalk SuriM I
rRE SUBSCRIBER has conhteep
id a full assortment of the abo9p
es, of different patterns, bees
is own make, all-of which hele
urnisli at very reasonable
mptness and despatch.
lersone desirous of having cse m
road will have them sent frieeef
k Hearse is always on hazndd
nished at the rate of $10 per di,. _ -
,hankful for past patronage, tim qM
iber respectfully asks for .
he same, and assures the
elTort on his part will be spard (4dOipr
utmost satisfaction.
Cewberry S. C., Jul 31. IP
~ash &
'he subscriber takes pIe
to cbh.< community t
necessary arrangener able
urnish
ash with a ut
Glass, an
SVry Mod e
For Ca~
ANDREW C.
)et. 7 41 tf. Newberry
IMPORT ANT NOl
INSUMERS OF D8Y
Retail Orders amounting t#.
and Over Delivered in awy Pagg
of the Country
FREE OF EXPRESS CIARGE.
~MLTON EASTER & 88I
OF BA LTIMORE, ED.,
>rder the better to meet the wants at f
all Customers at a distance, have abs
SAMPLE BUREAU ~
$iesoT'S*m'e * h
it Fashionable Goods, of FEENCW, 79
H1 and DOMESTIC MAIiUFACZU
eeing at all times to sell as low, If not
:es, than any house In the so -nry .
brated onnactorer n he iea
roe."' uorti"g t*e*un
uppHledwith the novelties ofthe
.a we buy cnd sell only for eshb an
debts, we are able and wllng to UWS
ds PUJrr than Wwe g:ave Paeat
~acdin brsa eapeythme kImad
~oods, from telowest moteeuctu~,4
dera unaccompnied by the cs
ROMPr-rAYING WHL%L
InvIted to inspect the Stock in earu~
Packag D arbnt. Ade
15 Barrels genuine i
RLEANS Y
On hand and for sale by.
MAYES & MARTI.
Aion
hed the Agency of the -
-Super-Phcosphate Com.
ton, S. C., and Cipt. W. H.
been appointed in my place.
Planter, n ho us~e rho.-e justig
uc Fertilizers, will find an am
calling on Capt. Webb.
G. T. SCOTT..
Dec. 13, 1870.
on hamui eighty Tons of Etiwa
renty Tons of the No. I, and
stantly supplied with these
lizers. Farmners will do- well
they wan-t at once.
W. H. WEBB,,
-tt.
LION HOTEL.
'harleston. S. C.
DAY - - - .g g
3UTrERFIELD,Proprietress.