The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, June 21, 1871, Image 4
A :CU LD'S,PRAYE:JR.
"r. oeii ny tired hand,
Gng up the gloomy tars,
AndjieSe, you-eve the room,
ai Iy-my little prayers.
" fee that you are near
risns candle-light,
Fifudkthe-Fathbr dear
ait 'aisir through the nig;ht.
] 1tug a*-4he angels bit
SOPAeu world abore to come,
abes. of fadeless white,
J164 so-gard our little home.
";beq will watch beside my bed
T kl omy night is gone,
A umnother with a ki-,
Comes to wake me at the dawn.
In the co, quLet eoom,
tre rhe motber), darling slept,
Dtker tan the midnight &1oo"x
gelify a shadow ceept.
"Angels watched around the bed,
Aisgela heard the little prayers;
n'the'Swer hild her hand
pinr# the atairS"'
A Dead Hero.
Martin Cooney-is the name of a
hov who, deep down in the horrid
depths-df the Pittston mine, per
t' f &a21eed of -heroic self-eacri
fiee which shames-into insignifi
canee the actions by which many
happier men have climbed fame
and Jioaor. Cooney and a com -
NAWP.- stood at the bottom of the
shal as the ear was about to
dor the last time. High
a e e em,oaring flames and
1 weroren facoig
blindiig smoke, and the crash of
iti bmrwere f4st closing
k5 ;ni-rOW Wty to light
if "O tfiem, in the6 g1ob
m. t, werea sore of men, work
ing on, unconscious-of their deadly
peil. Cooney, with one foot up
on t he car, thought of his endan
j gere4ie&-ds. -Re proposed to his
conp*nio'no that t.hy should re
turn,,ndwarm the miners of tteir
t *-ened fate. His companion
r -d go, and then Cooney,
without a moment's hesitation,
but.with fall consciousness that he
haidchosen almost certain death,
leaved from the car, and groped'
his a back through the grimy
daa i:asi too-late; the
miners had closed the ventilating
doorbefore he reached them; and,
ssaudig there between that im
barieraAnd-the shaft, the
6f-the fiery pit poured
JaWmIin in a pitiless blast, and
;mie 4Jied. He was but a lad
poor'larned and probably uin
lostikuaEessein of the high
rea an nole dethas a man
i uith this poor boy,ho qucy
se*3e fietion in which they
are placed i t is from such per
sons as-this, poor and obscure lad,
M eds of infinite her1an
-with a simplicity that is altogether
pathetic, that we learn that the
pur'er and higher qualities of the
A race--the qualities which reveal
the presence of tue spark of di
vinity in the soul-exiet even yet
ini the humblest of mailiind.
(Philadelphtia Bulletin.
*ID i5 THE MEN."--end along your
gep., Mr. President. The women in
3liseis need attention Yes, the women
9~koville, Illinois, have broken up
* epublican headquarters in that
>U truly Ku-Klux fashion. Some
. eweks ago a bevy of "soiled doves,"
~solled that they were of an ebony col
loosated themselves at that place, and
as might be expected the prominent
* Radicals' of the town visited them to car
ty into practice their belief in civil rights
ad social equality. Bnt the white wo
mnen didn't believe in any such arrange
ments, and they didn't believe in free
love, nor in spiritualism, nor in- woman
stuffrage, but they did believe in leading
respectable lives, and enforcing it upon
j the male portion of the community. Ace
cordingly about twenty fie of them
made a regular Ku-Klux raid on the
house, and with clubs, brickbats, stones,
hammers and axes, burst into the doors,
store in -the windows, pitched the col
ered ladies down stairs, down cellar, into
the -street, scattering them in all di
rections, and tumbling their furniture
- out after them. Quite a number of white
trash was there, and these they bounid,
and- marched them home, beating themi
- very-step of the way. Tbe "colored
ladies" have decamped. and the "white
women" are in ectacies. They certainly
ilequtitted themiselves more honorably
* thian their s'isters who leave their families
ar.d their children to attend miscellane
naus conventions, composed of question
r.be characters, who want to be some
thing they can never be. But this is
not law, and General Grant must bring
- cut the troops.~Memphis Avalanche.
* NEw YoaK AS r' IS.-According to the
* most accurate calculations that can be
m.ade, the meat bill of New York city
for tbe last year was $80,000,000, and
the liquor bill $68,000,000. Ice costs
theeity $2,500.000 a year and $7,000,
1 60 are expended in theatrical and other
t amusemients. 20! the 168,598- children
ebetween the age of five and fifteen, 78,
* 450 are in Protestant Sabbath schools:~
The statement has been made that the
C saloons of the city, if placed in line, would
rextend on both ides of Broadway from
* the Battery to the Central Park.
t
rThe most fascinating blacksmith
c in Pxovidence,is a young.-lady.
New r'eeipe for a hot-bed-ignite
the mnattress.
ALL persons who by law are required to
make annual returns to this Court, will take
notice that the time for making such re
turns for the year 387 wll expire on the
0 fiest -day of July mets. Citations will im
mediately thereafter Jssue, directed to such
-M'quents."- JAlfES C. LEAHY,
I READ
CAREFULLY.
Agne and Fever,
The onlypreventiveknown for Chills and Fever
, theo"e f Wolfe' Schiedam ischnap.
Wolfe's Echiedam Schnapps.
Isgood for Dyspepsia.
Wolfe's &hiedam Schnapps.
Is a preventive of Chills and Fever.
Wolje's &kcdam Schnarps. :11
Is goo i for al kidney and bladder complaints. Si
i_a!
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps i
Is used all over the world by phyzh:iaus in their
practice.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps T
gIs oodfor Gout. .
C
Woife's Schiedam Schnapps
Is good for all Urinary complaints. s
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
Is recommended by all the Medical Faculty.
Wolfe's &hiedam Schnapps. b
Is good for Colic and pain in the stomach. Ie
WoIfe's &hiedam Schnapps.
Is imitated 1ad counterfeited. and purchasers E
will have to use caution in purchasig. Y
I beg leave to call the attention of the reader c
to testimonials in f:iver of the Schnapps:
I feel bound to say that I regard your Schapp
as being in every respxct tpre-emiucutly pure. an L
deserving of medici patronage t ll events G
it is the purest possible article of Holland gin,
heretofora unahtainabb. and as such may
be safely prescribed by V;!scianV. J1
DAVID L. h3TrE, )! fT., Pbarmaceutical G
Chemir4 New York. C
Loristiu, Kr.. Sept. 1. 1 feel that we have -
nov an article of gin suitable for ouch cases as
that remedy is adapted to. DR. J.W. BRIGHLT.
Scboapps" isa remedy in chronic catarbal
complalats. etc.:
I take great'plessure in bearing highly cred
Itabte testimony to its efcacy as x remedial
agent in the diseases for which you recommend
it. Having a natural tendency to the mucous
surfices, with a slight degree of stimulation. I
regard ita ane of the moot important remediesE
in chronic eainrrIbul 'Metus, particularly those p
of the genito-urinary 'apparatus. With much
respect.vour obedient servant, CHAS. A. LEAS,
M. D , New York.
26 rixE S-ZrE, Nrw Yoti. Nov 21, 1857
UDOLPtO WOLFE, Esq.. Present: DzAn Sin:
I have made a chemical examination of a sample
ofyourliSchiedam Schnapps," with the intent
of determining if any foreign or injurious sub
stance had been added to the simple.,distilled
spirits.
The exam7natiou has resulted in the conclusion
tfat the sample contained no poisonous or harm- 0
fal admixture. I have been u111ble to discover
any trace of the deleterioussubstances which are
,sometimes employed in the adulteration of li- in
quors. I would not hesitate to use myself, nor
to recommend to others, for medicinal purposes.
the "Schiedam Schnapps" as an excellent and
unobjectionable variety ofgin.
Very respec-fully yours.
[Signed] CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CEEMICAL AND TEcnxIOAL LABoRAToRY. 18
ExCA ^NG PLACZ. NEW YoUR, Nov. 25, 1867
UDoLPao WOLFC, Esq.: Daa Sia: The under
signed have carefully and thoroughly analyzed
a sample of your 'Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,' I1
selected by ourselves, and have found the same
free from all orgauic or inorganic substances,
more or less injurious to health. From the resu
of our examination we consider the article one
of superiorqality. healthful as a beverage, and
e&ctual in its mediainl qualities.
lRespeeffbily yours,
jSignedl ALM. TRIPPEL. Chemist.
FRAN;IS E. ENGELHARD, M. D. A
01
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Drug
UJDOLPUO WOLFE'S EST.,
.Apr 19, 16-3mos 22 BEAVER ST., N. Y.
CHILDS & WILEY, a
COLUMBIA, S. C. e
-DEALEaS IN
READY MARE IiLTllN,
GENTS' FURNISHING GO0OD,
THER CELFDRATED
STAR SHIRT,
WALKING SUITS,
DERBY SUITS.
Fine Cassimere Pants, (black & fancy).
BLACK DRESS SUITS,
LINEN SUITS,
ilats, Canes, Umbrellas.
The LARGEST, the BEST and
the CHEAPEST in the State. v
May 3, 18--Sn. P
&
PAUL 3. LALAEZ. E. F. L'.OUsSeELE
PAUL B. LALANE & C0.,
AUCO TION,
General Commission
AND
WHOLESALE GRQEPS.
171 EAST BAY.
CHARLESTON, S. C. I
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
REFEntcs.--essrs. Hart & Co., McLoy &
Rice. M.essrs. Weagner-& Mfonsees. Mr. J. Comn.
mins, F. J. Roberts, Discount Clerk, People's
National Bank. - May 3,'18-6r..
MOMMN & MIIMET,
ATTORNEYs AT LAW,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
--:0:
IThe undersigned have formed a
Co-partnership in the practice of the
Law, and can be found at their office
in the building of the "Newberry
Bank," front room, up stairs.
T HOMAS S. MOORMAN,
OSBORNE i.. SCIIUMPERT.
Feb. 22, 8--tf.
Of the Most Approved
Whieb we will sell on the most
SATISFACTORY TERMS.
We invite an examination. of them.,
both as to character and price.
R. MOORMAN & CO.
Feb.8-tf. 22,
LARGEST
IMILLINEitY STHnC K
In the up country and receiving daily addi
tions by Express, at
A pr. 26, 17-tf D. MOW ER'S.
PAVILION HOTEL,
Charleston, S. C.
30&ED PER DAY - - - - $2.50
Mrts. 11. L. BUTTERFIELD, Proprietress. t
a im m y .....:,, 1...
A New, Safe, and quitable Plan
o2 SiouNG ':f
enefits of Life Insurance
TO THE MASSES.
he Commonwealth Co-operative Co.,
138 Chambers St., New York.
Capital $100,000. Charter Perpetual.
The o.CT of tits Company is to furni-h
> all healthy persons a matde for providing
>r their families ater death, and still have
ic use cf their money nuil it i.: needed for
te payment of loses. and then in such
nal sums that all personi-the poor man
5 well as the rich-ctu a-ail themselves of
s advantages.
Any person fifteen, and not over sixty
ars old, of sound body and mind, may be.
>me a meinber of this Company by paying
iadmis<ion fee of Ten Dollar, an annual
ae of rwo Dollars on thc firt day of Jana
ary in each year. and One Dollar and Ten
ents for each death of a member in thesamo
jviiion.
The? ar by tht Conir. 41a& in divi
onsimited to ,00 memb;rs, of about tf
tme age.
HOW TO JOIN.
Send to the Company. or any of its agents,
id get Circulars with full particulars, and
lank Applications for membership, which
yu can fill out and return with admittance
e. and (if accepted) a Certificate will be
ade out and sent you by mail, which se
tres to your heirs as many dollars as there
re members in your division at the tine of
)ur death.
The Off:-ers and Directors are:
RRIN FRINK, President.
)NATHAN S. CHRISTIE, Vice-PLesident.
. N. CLARK, Secretary.
EO. W. BRAINERD, Treasurer.
DIRECTOnS.
rDGr WM. D. VEEDER, Brooklyn, N. Y.
. A. HOBARr, Esq., Paterson, N J.
. A. SPRAGUE, Brooklyn, N. Y.
May 24, 21-6m.
E. E. JACKSON,
RUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
eeps constantly on hand a choice and
re assortment of
RUGS.
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS.
PERFUMERIES,
SOAPS, and
all kinds.
Visitors to the city are invited to exam
e stock. May 3, 18-3mn.
GERMAN
0OTIING CORDIAL
ivaluable in Teethin-, and Summer Com
plaints of Children. Cures
1ARRHG Tk
DYSENTERY,
COLIC,
nd other Diseases, incident to the period
'Dentition.
Unlike the "Soothing Syrups," now so
idely need, this CORDIA L contains
NO ANODYNE,
r other injurivue Drug. It is composed of
i very best materials, -and should be
mnd in every Nursery. The best physi
ans recommend it.
MANUFACTURED BY
Dr. H. BAER,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
gr For sale by MOTTE & T ARR ANT,
ew berry, S. C. May 3I, 18-tf.
DR. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DR UG GIST,
NO. 131 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
May 3, 18-tf.
TIREMMN MHM.RNS
-:o:
~ardwelPs Improved Thresh
er and Cleaner,
ne wheels, will Thresh, Clean and Bag
Theat, Rye, Oate, &c.. in the best mannter.
rice, including HORSE POWER, BELTS,
c....... ..................-$00 00
ardwelPs Plain Thresher
and Horse Power,
sa most excellent machine. Price. includ
2g Belts, &c., everything complete, $200 00
WEiY MACHINE WAitRANTED).
z.aocrl discounts to merchants to sell
gain. Address
.W. CARDWELL & CO.,
RICHMOND, VA.
A pr. 19, 16-2m.
WMa J LAKE,
Ensurance .A.gent,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
AGENT FOR THE
'iedmont & Arlington Life
Insurance Company.
ssets over : : : : $2,000,000
nnal Income ::: 1,300,000
Insures against death from all causes.
WM. J. LAKE,
Newberry, S. C.
Feb. 22, 8-tf.
THE CELEBRATED
~EI1S PHOSPATES
We have a large lot of this highly
pproved FFRTILIZER, which we
ill sell on the most accommodating
erms. Call on R. MOORMAN &
0.,-with whom it is stored-for
airticulars.
P. WI. & R. &i EMlhJ.
Feb. 22, 8-f
VANILLA ROPE,
Suitable for well ropes.
For sale by
D. MOWER.
NICKERSON HOUSE,"
columbwa, S. C.,
nyhi leasantl located Hoe.ntraedb
icJt, s opn to Taeterr aohr
rms. "Aealli solicted. y omnibus will
e the diffrent depo.
ha
IN THE t
to
UP COUNTRY. W
WE beg to offer to the people of NEW-. Sh
BERRY and LAURENS the La
LARGEST 8TOCK OF GOODS I
in the UP COUNTRY, at
LOWER PRICES than P
Anybody.
Our heavy sales in the past fo,ir months,
in conseqncce ot having pli. p ites so low,
has c.used i. to make a duterniinied effort
to DOULI,Mi otr SALES at
A&LF the PROFITS.
We handle laree quntities of CORY, 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. nt
PRICEi THAT CANNOT BE COMPETED.
Send for prices and see if we will not
SAVE Your MONEY. ab
ALL KINDS OF
Agricultural Implements. to
fid
LORICK & LOWRANCE, th(
COLUMBIA, S.C.
Mar. 29, 13-3m. th
of
'CLOTINGtwh
AND
~IAT S,
AT
R, & W, i, SWIFFIELIS.
---:0:
E have now in store a very large
stock of the above goods, and we as
sure our customers that we have nev
or before been enabled to offer them
so CHOICE A SELECTION OF
GOODS, at such low prices.
We have good All Wool SUITS at
$15, suitable for any business man.
H A T thl
-AT e- dr
We have a very .large stock, and m
we are determined to undersell any t
other dealers, as our facilities enable cac
us to do so. in
OUR SHIRTS
Are decided to be the best fitting
Shirts made.
We make the finest eustom garments
made in this State. Call and examine.J
R. 4 W. 0. SWAFFIELD, '
A pr. 5, 14-tf. COLUMBIA, S. C.
C. F. JACKSON'S
LARGE, BEA UTIFUL AND CllEAP.
STOCK of SPRING and SUMMER
DRY GOODS, (
A LSO,
Are now ready FOR SALE. And all CUS
TOMERS will~be SURE OF BARGAINS asB
the Stock will be sold at
VERY SMALL PROFITS.
NO HULMBUG.
C.FJACKSON, G
Main Street,' COLUMBIA, S. C. p,
A pr. .5, 14-tf. i
se
ISAAC SULZBACHER, S
STGN OF M[A3IOTH CLOCK.
(UTnder Columbia Hotel,)
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
AGENT FOR WARANT'D
CEfL'BATD SATISP'OTN 3
and dealer in
W A T CHES
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, S;
FANCY ARTICLES, .'
CUTLERY, PIPES, s
And everything usually kept in a first S
class Jewelry Store. s
All orders promptly and satisfacto
rily attended to.
Feb 157 if
W. L. GOURDINE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
SCOURER, &c.,m
FROM CHARLESTON. so
Respectfully announces that he is
prepared to cut and fit gentlemen'so
suits to their entire satisfaction. Hay
ing had a large experience in the tail
oring business, and being constantly
supplied with the latest New York
Fashions, he feels no hesitancy in ask
ing for patronage. Work promptly
delivered. Terms moderate.
To making sack coat..........-.....4 00 OJ
To cut and make pants............200 St
To eatand make vest............. 200 Si
To eat and make walking cont......5 00
Toenutadmnake fine black frock coat.. 8 00 _
To cut snit -of clothes............. 1 00
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. Call 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 an'y
person, if not on hand, will be procured and
sold at Publisher's prices. At the' Book
store, Newbery .
JOHN A. CHATMAN.
Jan. A, 1-_f.
agon Making, Repairing, e.
17HE undersigned has opeped a shop,
! a mile from Helena, (on G. & C. R. R.,)
Judge Lake's place, where he is prepared
Shoe Horses, Lay Plows, Mke and Re
r Wagons, ard do any kind of Wood
Ark, either Agricultural, Mill or Domestic
Ark. He will also repair Cotton Gins.
)eing a Horse..................$ 120
ring aPlow (owier furnlshing iron,) 40
(he furnishing iron,)... 45
ro:se Wagon with body.........115.0)
"d "6 witf.ont body.......100.00
kl other work in proportion.
Il that is asked is a share of his friends'
ron tge. Vall and %e.
STEPIES F. E. GRUB5R.
sar. 1, 0-tf.
LTLANTIG
PHOSPIIATE.
The undersigned in offering the
wve
Fertilizer
the Planters of Newberry, feel con
Dnt that its quality is fully equal to
best Fertilizers now manufactured.
This being the first year of its sale,
.y cannot furnish any testimonials
its merits; but fLeel assured that
en once fully tried, it will become
favorite fertilizer in the South.
Planters are requested to send in
,ir orders as promptly as possible.
Mayes & Martin,
Agents at Newberry, S. C.
Feb 15 7 tf
[TORl TONIC BITTER
ENTIRELU VE6ETABLE.
FOR THE CURE OF
rspepsia, Agne and Fever,
Billions Diseases, Gene
ral Debility, and ail
Impurity of the
Blood.
excites healthy appetite, invigorates
Digestive Organs, is devoid of all that
adful poison-Fusil Oil, and imparts a
st agreeable, war.ning, and cordial effect
the Stomach. It exhilarates the spirits.
ieves pain, and is most wonderfully effi
ious in all debilities and irregularities of
nales. It will prove a positive preventive
all MALARIAL CONTAMINATION.
[OTTE & TARRANT,
Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
ifar. 15, l1- tf.
L. C. WISKEMAN ,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
DEALER IN
UANOS, GRAIN, HAY,
ETC., ETC.
CUTSTOM made pegged CALF
30TS, and warranted.
For sale by D. MOWER.
Nov. 23, 47-tf.
reenville & Columbia Railroad.
CoLUmA, S. C.. March 1, 1871.
)n and aster Wednesday, March 1. the follow
SSchedule will be run daily, Sundays ex
,ted, connectint with Night Trains on South
rollua Road, up and down. also with Trains
ingSouth on Charlotte, Columbia ad Augus
Railroad:
UP.
ave Columbia................... 7.00 a mn
"Aiston................ ......9.10 a in
"Newberry................11.15 a mn
" Cokesbury.................300 p in
" Belton...................... 5.00 p mn
"Greenville..............6.30 p in
ave Greenville.................. 6.15 a in
"Belton.................... 8.05 a m
" Cokesbury......................10 07 aim
"Abbeville.... ..............82.5 a mn
" ewberry................. 1.50 p m
"Alston... .................. 4.05 p m
-ive Columbia................. 5.55 p m
THOS. DODAMEAD, Gcn'l Supt.
It. T. BaU'rx.TT, General Ticket Agent.
mmner Schedule Spartanbarg and Union
Railroai.
To Commence 29th May, '871.
DOWN TRAIN. UP TR AIN.
Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Leave.
artanburg.... 531 52
tesville.. .... 6.01 .0 43 45
colet ......... 6.386.3 40 .5
nesville..... 6.43 .8 4(5 4l
ilon ville....... 7 .5 0 .25
ntuc.........8.208.5 23 23.
sh Dam... 8.4.0 21
eleton........9.1592 35 .4
lea' Ford ........ 9.43 94 .2 21
rother.....10 05 1.0 1 25
ston.. ..... 11.00
THOS.AHOEL
- nouncng 6.ha thi e 4.gn 5lf 4.10h
sablbmnt7i.no ope 05r the .25m
~daio ofgust .25 2.ble wil.alay
Jan 1920 GOR5A1.4
NAOUBA HOTEL,
Columbia, S. C.
Rbhet Joyne opfrithaco.
>d ai tonss Thyer, le rk.alay
a.r, peand ..o.ef.ots.will$b spre0t
rperf esakifatin Ling .2y epet 0to
r p as...........10
NATIONAL REESEL,
Columbia, S. C.
ort toyner, .Propio.
ATRTH:
pper,Breakfast GongU Lodgig.. 2in0e
G ngleDows.... ........ - 10
A. P. P I LR,.A.,: Principa
Xiss pANMI LEAVELL,: Assistan
Prof F. W REF, : WEicalDp'
THE next seaston of this SCHOOL wi
begin on TUESDAY, THE THIRD (3d) 0
JANUARY, 1871.
Tuition-From $10 to $.20 per hal! sesslo
of 3 months. Music and Modern Language
extra.
Instiuction given ir all the branch
usually taught in Female Schools of th
highest grad
Pupils from a disuinc can obtain boar
In good private families at about $15 p
month.
Pupils will be charged from the date
entrance, and no reduction will be mad
except in cases of protracted illness.
N B. The Tuition fees must be paid i
advance.
For particulars apply to
COL. S. FAIR,
Prea't Board Trustees, or
S. P. BOOZER, Esq., Sec.
Jan. 4, 1-tf.
17S1PING TRIDSt 187
tg
CROQUET.
Complete sets from S3 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 PRICES
AMMUNITION.
SPORTSMEN'S COODS
Goods shipped to any part of the conntr
per express. The same careful attention gii
en to orders by mail as to personal purchasei
Prices for our goods based on gold at par.
POULTNEY. TRIMBLE & CO.
200 W. Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, El
Apr 5, 14-1y. BALTIZOR]; ID
BR.J. R. THOMPSON
SURGEON DENTIST,
(Successor to Dr. W. B. McKellar.)
Office over McFall & Pool's store, on Mai
Street.
All the oTd business left unfinished will I
completed on t terms as before arrange
and everything done in the best manner as
warranted. The patronage e the public
respectfully.solicited.
Dee. 8, 48-tf.
Stereoscopes,
VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CHIROMOS,
FRAMFJ
--:0:
E.&k Ie T. ANTHONY & e0.
591 BROADWAY,.NiEW YORK,
Invite the attention of the Trade to their e:
:ensive assortment of the above goodst,
their owrn publication, manufacture and. ir
portation.
Also,
PHO tO L ANTERN SLIDES,
and
GRAPHOSCOPE!
NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE.
E. & H. T. ANTHIONY & Co.,
591 BROADwAT. NEW YORK,
Opposite Metropolit::n Hotel,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFAeTURES OP
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL
Mar. 15, 11-3m.
MACQUEEN & RIECKE
WHOLESALE
PROVISION & PRODUCE
DEALERS.
Have constantly on hand and receivii
Bacon, Dry Salted Meats, Pork,
Lard, Beef, Flour, Sugar,
Molisses, &c.
Purchasers are requxested to examine th<i
stock at
21 and 23 VEN DUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Feb'. 22, 8--6m.
!T!E IJU{iWT0N LI
FOR~
Freight and Passengers,
To and from BALTIMORE,. PILADE
PHIIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, and
all the New England Manufac
turing Cities
THREE TIMES A WEEK,
TUESDAYS, TH URSDAYS and SATURDATi
Fare fem: Newbefry, .- - - $25.
THE SOUTH CABOLINA RAILEOAD CO..
And connectig Roads West. tu alliance w
the Fle orteenteFirstCas Steamship
Tie ad Reguar DI'ptch afforded to the bu
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Offering facilities of Rail and Sea Transpr
tion for Freight and Passengers not equale
excellence and capacity at any other Pora.
S. B3 PICKE ,S Gen. Passenger and Tiei
RD. H. BARNWELL, Gen. Freight Act..
C. R. 1t. - Apr.122, 15-ti
ETIWAKS.
HAVING relinquished the Agency of ti
Sulphuric Acid and Super.Phosphate Col
pany of Charleston, S. C., and Capt. W.:
Webb having been appointed in my plac
Farmers and Planters who use those just
popular Etiwan Fertilizers, will find an ai
pIe supply by calling on Capt. Webb.
G. T. SCOTT.
Ne wherry, Dec. 13, 1870.
I have sDow on hand eighty Tons of Etiw,
No. 2, and twenty Tons of the No. 1, a1
will keep constantly supplied 'with the
popular fertillizers. Farmers will do w
o lay in what they want at once.
W. H. WEBB.
Dee. 24, 50-t f.
Frog Level
CUSTOMERS will take notice th
I have a full sopply of that go<
make of AXES on hand, and for sa
low. D). MOWER.
N ov. 23, 47- -tf.
-~ Bush. COW PEAM
For sale by D. MOWE R.
seCante say IL!
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS I
L /
The Diamond Glasses,
S. 3rA=7TACrXMxD BY
, E. SPENGER & GO., N. Y,
Which are now offered to the public.are pro
r ! nouneed althe oelebrawed Opticians
4=eWorld to be the
MOST PERFECT
Natural, Artificial he'p to the human eye ever
They are ground undertheir own supervison,
from minute CrytIal Pebbles, me*ted together,
and derive their name. 'Diamond," on account
of their hardiness and brilliancy.
The &ientific Principle
ornwbebteareostruted b gs t core
-oontreofhe lans directly In 1%. out oftee,e
producing aWeariand distndt -jion. sin the
p Wthy sight, ad preventfra all -n
wavering of sight, dizzlness,&c., paculfr to all
others in use.
They are Mounted in the Finest Maier.
In frames of the best quality, of all materia'
uaed for that purpose.
Their Finish and Durability
CANNOT BESRPASSED.
CAtrTO.-Notle genuine unles bearing their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
J. W. MONTCOMERY,
Jeweler and Optician, is sole agent for
NEWBEM Y, S. C.,
From whom they can only be obtained. These
goods are not supplied to Pedlers, at snyprice.
Oct 5,40-13.
OLEU lAfEIS
Russet, Upper
and Whang
LEel THER,
On hand and for sale by
D. MOWER,
Apr. 6, 14-tf.
THI-I SIN Gr ER
n
d
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, is
now offered for sale on easy terms, at the
State Agency, No. 197 King St. Charleston,
S.C.
-~ Silk, Thread, Needles and Machine Find
ings, of the best quality. Stitch ing done to
order. General repairing executed.
THE NEW MANUFACTURING MACHINE.,
--FOR
Tailors and Boot Fitters, is the best in th
2Local and Traveling Agents Wanted.
Circulars and Samples on application.
THE SINGER
-Sewing Machne Agency!
19'I KTNG STREET,
CHARLESTON, S.C.
P. W. & R. S. CHICK, Agents,
S NEWBERRY, S. C.
Dec. 7, 40-'70-17.
,DR. E. C. JONES,
irSURGEON DENTIST,
NEWBE1RRY, S. C.
Rooms over Mr. Mower's store, and In
front of Herald office.
I take pleasure in informing my friends
-and the publie generally, thatt my dental
~rooms are now open, and that I am pre
pared to execute all work in my professio
in the most approved marner.
I am determined to devote my entire
time anid energy to my profession,
Jan. 12 2 tf,
IAHIO@: How Lost, low kstofed.
Just published, a new edi
t i on of Dr. Culverwell's
rS. alcue Celebrated Esso.y on th e
raia ue(without medicine) of Spermia,
Storrhcea, or Seminal Weakness, involuntary
Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and
th Physical Incapacity, Impediments to M:ar
to riage, etc : also, Consumption, Epilepsy,
s. and Firs, induced by self-indulgence or sex'.
"- ual ex'ravagance..
Price, in a sealed envelope, only C cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
a- essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
hi years' successful practice, that the alarming
cosqeces of self-abuse may be radically
et curedwithout the dangerous use of internal
Smedicine or the applica.tion of the knife;
*pointing Out a mode of cnre at once simple,
.. certain, and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately,
and radically.
'e This Lecture should be in the hands of
a every youth and every man in the land.
Sent uder seal, in a plain envelope, to any
eaddress, postpaid on receipt of six cents, or
etwo post stamps. -Mrig ud,
~YAlso. Dr. Culverwell's"arigGud,
fl- price 25 cents.
Address the Publishers,
2H AS. J. C. K LINE & CO.,
12'7 Bowery. New York.
Sep. 7, 36-17. Post-OfBece Box 4,586
id ICE !IOE !!ICE !!!
11l The Columbia fee House, is now open for
the season, and prepared to sell natural
Lake Ice, at from 1 to 11 eent. per pound,'
according to quant.ity. This Iee is far pre
- ferable to any manufactured, or prepared,
by Chemical process.
JNO. D. BATEMAN, Agt.,
at Mar. 22, 12--3w Columbia, S. G.
IB . BLEASE is with Messrs. Ward &
Piro,and-will be glad to sec all ..f his'
..dfriends.
Fesbad of, -t. Ae,Wns rnis
cot cing is oun9rany
7-tpaJy'e . all~
nO Nas ATSr
and aRo.A"n .
of thefollov
t"&Mjb, nor ~i
ad
dtarinasA rodu.. te 4Jri 17sy
by .
the mm#kStO
Asa.IsWP,akO iw ti~ZI1
b eiand ee
And dose, stInae 7 ~ s.S
in rto elthy a
ne bh e a n d
ae,omthircansiganrW*3CO
.te judiceste eaiar I
For I[Avei CMIMPIMS-c and, 10
Se.me,s e- a- o
iew CVSR~ lie and4~qi
bejndkion.6nmnoUlotpsa
torodcetheffet pfate ras e
te ais ot ae .1o h ic eipew~
Pckeaoneit.
prompes nto h eal tcnhetoe. h
a en sn'eiren stef . ervous ''es b"
A fsa rees tlsay;wn oftn&win
fnusltaen As thr -teo1 i~y
dacon Of the p 71es paM6n1e, die@sbew
Fcobr Drecsfy anfra otant
the sm r mn f Ureotnd US40Mt .
togdc efetnhi pfft oftl bepvfTI, i
the digestv aas..
.Aw g . ., rP. 0 U.~
prte and ?rellevelbre e anomno
For sa doe yimnTTEaWTR T
Sowes. 7i '7e0- w -d. tt h 9
and invigatsoteo the sysem oWa"pgd
as nees, erit aktes, besidettinbet
to-furnishat er reonbe ae -1ie
raro wil thes e r g
the Mtoerate -.PPyra
ThaenkF for astrA--ub
Sep.E 7C.70-36-:1Y
rir rsp e s - Mecoitic,n
on t falme of- asihre -po*_":Ws.
o eifs on mais par.0 whibestoor
theiurtos atisfy acton be - &c,. b
NeRry. a. epua tch
Tesstt-ribes ake pbarein a
in oro th-e bcl omht the' ants of himr
Aeal s es a t a bitznge , h eawig l &es
a wil pnaitand rmty-o
Glas and MSI fMFCR,ur
fntmAed at ler - rate o el , IC
prankfor 6a aanymos ge h -iib-l
Alcnl rderods Afrmo tO aun96tn0if
cebatd mver Beller ne d i any Part
Euoe n mot the ometry z.em
In suolrde ith bte tomees the anftair
b seby ma f ell Ois:es f psof tah, n st-and
bmddotr w F a r able oodo FRENCEgt.. a GL
anteedn at alol Tmes to sell a k r -osd
prices,RF thaan hous in e vo,sntr.
ofygos or goodast om te agetadq ioi
celeb at m ncuers in the d ifR:e Jtp to
re tonRlt oimectrstok ~ at btime
P 1ri Barelskets.n
In andd anf orole
oned.e1, Ot
are inneinspectthe'Sto
and PackaPeaDearhatenCornAd
197 18,land Ferilies, walidean amt,
oe.w.crry, Dec.13, Sm.
15ar owo arest Tn Ei m
.- lO n hand c ana fonsaeb
Dec. 14, 50-tf. W EB
Charestn. . ,J
~e Agendy'of the
,I L S.T C.E, d prt.rWsH.
HA. -, G ueiT. SCeT..