The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, August 30, 1871, Image 3

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DURABLE AND CONV USE. OVER 7,000 S0l STATE 3. For recommenda fer to the following gentlemer in use: Col. Simeon F.ir, Win. F. Nance, P. 11. C! singer, Daniel Gog:ms, J. Be4on Wert-, U1 Newberry. Mtjor Z. W. Garwile, Town Gorne'l, Elv J. Guffin Williams, J. Wash Watts, Laure For sale at Manufacturer's A. J. McCA Aug. 23, 34-tf. HORSE POWERS. FARQUHAR'S Improved Triple Geared Iron Horse Power, for Ginning Co:ton, Threshing Grain, &c., using 4, 6, S or 1o H1orses. For informnio,, apDly to A. J. McCAUGHRUN & CO. Ang. 23, 34-tf. Flour, Bagging, Ties, &c., &c. 20A Bags and Birrels Flour, medium to choice. 2500 yds. Gunny and Domestic Pagging. 100 Bdis. Arrow and Eureka Ties. 5 Hhds. C. R. Bacon Sides. 6 Cases prime Lea' Lard. I Tierc-. Sugar Cured Hams. For saie by A. J. McCAUGIIRIN & C~O. Aug. 23, 34-if. Dupont's Gunpowder. For sale at Factory prices, with expenses added. Byv A. J. McCA UG HRIN & CO.. Ag'ts for D)upout's Powder. Autg. 23, 34-cf. Pratt's Astral Oil. PRICE REDUCED. Con.umcrs of this Oil by returning the Cans can purchase at a reduced price. A. J. McCALGHRIN & CO. Aug. 23, 34-tf. Machine Belting. 3 ply L. R. Belting for Gins, &c. For sale at Manufacturer's list prices. Biv A. J. McCAUGIN & CO. ~Aug. 23, :M-tf. C. R. HOLMES, COTTON FACTOR COMMISSION M E R CiAN T , ACCOMMODA TION WIIAI:F, CHA RL ESTON, S. C. Aug. 23, 34--3m. Administrator's Notice For Final Discharge. I do hereby give r.otice to all whom it may concern, that I will make a final set~ tiemient on the estate of Henry Dominick, deceased, on Tuesday, the 20th day of Sep. tmber next, in the Probate Court for New bryCounty, and apply for a final dis car~ge. F. H. DOMINIGK, Aug. 23, 34-5t. A dm r. Executor's Notice. ALL pers>ns having demands against the Estate of MOSES ANDERSON, deceased, are hereby required to present them pro perly atte~sted to Messrs. Baxter & John. ston~e, on or before the.tirst day of October next--with a view of a final settlement of the Estate at that time. And all who are indebted to said Estate are required to trake payment at once. MARTIN J. YOUNG, Ex'or of Moses Anderson. Newberry, S. C., 22d Aug., '71 -34-6t. LIME, the Great Fer tilizer. I WILL deliver LIME at Walhalla Depot at $LS0 per barrel, or QUICK LIE, by the car load, at 40 cents per buebel. B. HIOLDER. Aug. 23, 34-tf. $2,000 or $1,500 WANTED for two or more vears on a mo.rtgage of Real Estate, unencumbered in any way, upon which the interest will be pa.id snnually. For particulars enquire at this office. Aug. 23, 34-tf. WANTED. WE want to purchase IRISH POTATOES and ONIONS, for which we will pay the highest rnarket price. We have a supply of good eutting CHEESE to sell at a very reasonable price. LOVELACE & WHEELER. .Aug. 23, 34--2r. trah ALL parties 'ndebted to me b ugempiorandum Account, or in any othel ani, are requested to pay the same at D). MOWER. .4cO}M made pegged CALl 'iog d warranted. le a by D). NOWER. -, tave EN IE-N T. THE BEST D D IN THE SOUTHIER - ions of their efficiency we re who have these FIXTUREk F. Criliin, .Jr., A. K. Tribble, at.d other.: prices, freight added. By UGHRIN & CO. A CARD. WE have this, I tv l.Fsooia-edl with us ir busine:is Mr. .10H1'NT. PETERSZON, and1 wil :colitinule to do ba ;nes:; under thle namte an( style of'.A. N1. BOWERS & CO. Thankfu for past favors we solicit a continuance o thle samle. M. BOWERS, J. C. VILSON. AuguNt ]:st, IS7 1. Navin- associated nmelf in Imsiness witt the firn of A. M. HOWES & . 1 shad be pleatsd TO mleeL With myold friends al 1our piece of busine-zs. JD II IN T.P ERN August 1t, 1871-31-4t. papes' Superphosphate l WE ha a o th e aoe aluble i popula~ r ERTIIE T. haTRNd and risa cheap.U Ito is sredidr Thnine an' Ltl f I OEAC & CW hnLER. Aug th , ",2- A M BWf. LEJ.IXGTON,SOA. heinex ascedno n ofti Intttin witi cmeeonthe third A M ThuWrsdayO. (2s) l he pesbedr.ti 1871, and coldienditou ugs 1872. 1-1-t lasal S.iterandSiei coe TWhe tir oefr th le sessione af monthnee FE tIR exeeed an for s->a mhenpts are asmdei for mig, by hic Forfushrinormaio Leedrersit LX.c W.OG LE,'eid. TWeLnJAt De~oLD Ckof a:tiutlty.i Durinmy aboncfo the hid rsd;te, Mrst eThesr. 1Duncand is myidl authoie A ttorney,: ant ill t ansot anh .y ies fo m l as eectal l eay asd Icouiild douwrse Teentir yepne frth e.in o Iut IAr als thindy a soitedsu, wi h icl wteifrts vrdtee tkei charge to ndco ter wesibet I. . Alpri-sm etdt the rhe ofbrmhee or coldecton t.L.M ..GIR . AugustA Ist, I, icl of871a1-tf. Syrupscy and taSuartvbsit Jut rtea Yeeivedll as otdd berif N. O.(.yrup andTT NehrvSuwarsJv . t-un. brDe. 14. A01. J cAGItN i ORTHEAsTERNN C) OrAfILu RD, triheC AH.ARllN pAugs t4,1871 ONe ailfnd ater und.anxt thet sta the lAfnoo'n Expr es fri wil arive. 230 P.d.'UGIM.N Srupsto Rad S ugeveChrsa JuM,ad awyst tions(on a orearitf Au 23, 34-tf Spernenet the Deot. Alow atyoeatHln ad we urne toWselBoo.s. a CHARistatri Augutic. 1 teALteroonEhavins Trasaainst ari esa Dof Dr.seThompson H.Won, chease arhenreby reuird tol ever Chem at A. the ndsg paoprly t.atest one or b fore 2.he firstdof Spmertnet.a All peroons SOdbe to the aid bestelr tequeptd to tok payny e aetr tie LOV LA& WIELEN, Dr. FANT'S LI OPERATES chiefly on the intestinal canal secretions and excretions. It is by no mean and improving the whole assimilative procec rangement of the Digestive Functions, in Ob the Mesenteric Glands, and other viscera of tienlarly of the vena porte, in diseases of th oetic action upon the organs and functions in most forms of Indigestion, in obstinate C of the Prima Vix and Heart Barn, in Jundi neous Diseases. in Chronic Congh and Asthn Prepared o!ly by DR. FJ J1ni1 It, 24 -'71-,f. TONIC BITTERS. Compounded of the best ante-period ic tonics, thus rendering it suitable for all diseases ari.iug from miasmatic influenecs. such as Neuralgia. Chill and Fever, General Debility and Bil li,usness. S. F. FANT. Mar. 1, 9-tf. Pure Wines, Liquors and Brandies. The purest and best Brandies, Liq nors and Wines. ffor medicinial pur ,ses can :11hvays be foutind at the Drug Store of DRI. S. F. FANT. An. Elegaut Assortmnent ()F FRESH PERFUM-ELES and TOILET AR TICLES. At DR. S. F. FANT'S. Fogartic's Book Depository. THE ORTIOCRAPI1C C1OQUET.-This New Ganie possse many advantages over auy other Firid G:ne of Croquet. It adds aliost infinite variety to the game, a it opens to the skill and ingOnuity of playrs the whole boundless field of letters. The 0:d Game may be played a.; well with the same set. Price 5J and.......-12 00 NEW CATALO'UE-Nc. 13. Reindeer, Do;s, and Snow Shoes, aj.ur nal of Siberian travel and explora ions made in 'G5, '6i and '67, by Richard J. Uush, with illustrations ...............3.00 Captain Cook, his Life Voyages and Dis coveries, by INm. H. G. Kingston... 00 ife in The Open Air, and Other Papers, by Theodore Winthrop:...............1.00 The Canoe and The S.iddle, Adventures among the Northwestern Rivers, and Forests, and fsthmiaua, by Theodore Winthrop.....................1.00 The Modern Playmate, Games, Sports and Diversions for Boys of all Ages, compiled by Rev. J. G. Wood, with six hundred original illustratio s......... 4 50 The Play Book of Metals, Including Nar ratives of Visits to Coal, Lead, CoppLr and Tin Mines, with a number of In teresting Experiments relating to Al chemy, and the Chemistry of the Fifty Metallic Elements, by Jno. H. Pepper, 300 illustrations.................. ..2.25 The Treasures of the Earth; or, 31ines, Minerals and Metals, by Wim. Jones, F. S. A........................1.75 National Nurscry Rhymes and Songs Set to Music by J. W. Elliott, with ni merous Illnstrations by The Brothers Daiziel. Novello & Co., Lundon..... 4 00 At Last, a Christmas Story in the West Indies, by Charles Kingsley, illustrated.2.00 Second Series of Cameos, from English Ilistory, by the author of "The Heir of Redcliffe....................1.50 ioneers and Founders, or Recent Work ers in the Mission Field. by Miss Yonge 2.00 ords-their history and derivation-by Doctor Ebener and E. M. Greenway No. 1............ ..-.-.----..-.-..--. Tom Pippin's Wedding, by the Author of "Dame Enropa's School"-75 cents, and........... .........---. --....L25 llustrated Ed it ion of Hawthornc-.\osses from an Old Man,se-92; Twice Told Tales, $2; The Marble Fawn......200 The Novels and Novelists of the Eigh tenthi Century, in illustration of the manners and morals of the age, by For svth, author ot-"Lfe of Cicero,' &c.. &c ........ ....------.. ........1.50' Reminiscences of Fifty Years, by Mlark - o-'A..................... ---- .- 10 Batte of Dorking; the German Conquest of En2land in 1875, by atn Eye Witness, in 1925.....................--.-30 New Southern Cook Book, by Theresa C. Brown, of Anderson, S. C., $1, and.1.75 The Southern Gardener, or Short and Simple Directions for the Cultutre of egetables and Fruits at the South, by Doctor Henry W. Ravenel.. .........5 Topics of the Times, by .lumes P'artotn, 2: Suburban Sketches, by W. D. Howells........-- ......----------75 Among my Books, by .1. Uissell Lowell. $2; Society and SolitudeC, b)y Emerson.2 00 The Mammoth Cave o1f Kentucky, an Historical and Decscriptive Narrative, by W. Stump Forwood, M. D., with illstrations, $2 25: The Virginia Tou rist-Sketches of the Springs and Moun tains of Virginia--with illustranions and maps, by Pollard. Bound, $2.50: paper......... .... ....----.--. .... 1.00 Wandering Recollections of a Somewhat . Busy Life, hy .Tohn Keal. . ........ .2 00| Madame Swetchine's Life and Letters, I from the French Count Dec Falloux~ . .2.00 The Letters of Lady Mary Wartly Mlonta gue. Edited by Mrs. hiale........ ..2.00 Th*e Life and Letters of Hug~h Miller, by | Peter Bayne, M. A., 2 vols..........4.00 Friends in Council, a Series of R -adings and Discourse the'reoni, by Arthur Helps, a new edition, complete in 2 v-ols..................... --- .. 4.001 By the same atuthor--Realmaht, a Story. .2.00 Casimir Maremond, a Novel......... 2.00| ompanions of My Solitude......... .1.50| ,ssays Written in the Intervals of Busi-15 ness..................----------. Brevi-Short Essays and A phorisms... .1.50 l7Persons residing in the country will letase bear in mindl that by sending their or ders to us for any books published in Amer - ica, they will he charged only the price of the book. We pay for the postage or express Address FOARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. No. 280 KING STREE T, (in the bend), CH ARLESTON, SOCTIH CAROLINA. A prl 26, 17-ly. BUY "COT TONUOOD"' To Manurc your COTTON. Call on WMV. F. NANCE OR NO. T. PETERSON. Mar. 15, 11-tf. ATTENTION PLINTElIS I WOULD call attention to the fact of my having a large and commno dious WAREHOUSE, and will be pleased to store Cotton, Guanos and other Merchandize On as reasonable terms as any one W. .H. WEBB. Dec. 14, 50-tf. THE MVORRIS GIN S SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. For particulars address. E. MORRIS, COLUTBIAT A. C. THE GRISWOLD OR GEORGl CoffON GINt THE BEST IN USE. MANUFACTTRED BY J. M. MATHEWS, TNL'TySIX S. C., WITHO, spiring no puis to get up the best Gin that can be made, will make it the farmor.' in-orest to buy from him. Tho wanting NEW GINS would do well to give himt a call before buying elsewhere, and to stnd41 in their orders early to secure Gmts in d :e time. Repairing also done in good or der. : Orders by mail receive prompt a tention. Aug. 16, i3,-3t. Fall and Winter Importation 1871. B1BB NS, Millinery and Straw Goods. ARMSTROG, CATOR & C0., IrORTERs AND JOEES OF Bonnet, Trimming & Velvet Ribbons, IM)NT SILKS, SATINS and VEIV'hS, Bid us, Crails, uch's, Flowers, Fntlrrs, OR N A M EN T S, STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES' HATS, 'RItMMED Ak$D UNTRMMMED. SHAKER HOODS, &C. 237 and 239 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, XD. effer the largest Stock to ie fbund in this Coun try. and unequalled in choice variety and cheap ness. coIpr1sVng the latest European noveities. Ordiers solicited. and protupt atteutiou given. Aug. 16, 33-3tn. COTTON GINS. Brown's Geor-i.t Pattern Cotton Gins, are simple, durable, well made of good ma terials, very light running, and unsurpasssed in the qitit4ity of the staple produced. Price R1 per saw, delivered at anur R. R". de pot in this State where the freight does not exceed that of two railroads. Gullett's 7aten, Steel Bruih Cotton Gins. rhe coton from these Gins cominmands the highest market price where ordinary care i; taken in the preparation. At the Cotton States Fair, hell at Augnsti, Ga., last year, there were ten Gius in competition, and the premium was awarded to the Gallett Gin. Pric. S.5 and $5.50 per saw. . Cotton Preses of varinuz patterns. Horse 1 Powers. Handley's Portable Steam Engines. Brinly's Kentucky Ploughs. f C. GiVELEY, .52 E'a;t Bay St., South of the Post Omee, Charlestou, S. C. Aug. 2, 31-2m. G. T. SCOTT, COTTON BROKER, B uys Cotton to order on fa vorable terms. Makes liberal advances on Gotton Consigned to Geo. II. Walter & Co., (harleston, S. C., or to the best Houses in Baltimore, New York, Boston, or Liver pool. tliee on Public Sq1uare. Newiberry, S. (., July 26, 30-64z0o. SlrevNOTICE Iheeygiven that an application will be umade to the Getneraml Assembly, of the State of South Carolina, at its approachming Session for a renewal s''the Chamr:er of thme "The Trustees of the Fresbyterian Church of Smyvrna," in Newbterry Couty.; August 10, 187 1-3'-3m. GEORGE JOHNSTONE, ATTOR~NEY AT LAW, NEWBERRY, S. C. OFFICE ON LAW~ RANGE. July 19t, 29-Gm. Fleetwood's Life of Christ. TIlE subscriber respectfully calls the at tetion of the citizens of Newberry to the fact that lhe is the agent for the sale of the above namied valuable atnd interesting work, and will canvass the district for subscrip Itions. The b,ook is beautifully printed. elegntly bound, atnd profusely illustrated with ltie etigravings. Price, accorditng to binding, $:3.75, $4.75 and $5.75. F. M. SCJIUMPERT. JTuly 19, 29-tf. TREASURY DEPA RTMENT, OFtCE: OF COMPtr;OLLERt OF ~TmE CcIRRENcy. W AsurN~GO, .July 6th, 1871. SWHIEREM, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that "THE NATIONAL BA:. OF NEWBERRY," in the Town of Newb:rry, in the County of Newberry, and ~State of South Carolina, has been duly or gaizd u:'der and acco:-ding to the require mnts of the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to provide a National Currency secure by a pledge of United States bonds, and provide for the circulation and redemption thereof," app; oved June .3d, 1864, and has complied with all the provisions of said Act required to he complied with before comn mencing the business of Banking under said Now, therefore, I, JOHN JAY KNOX, Ating Comptroller of the Gu;rrentcy, do hreby certify that "THlE NATIONAL ANK OF NEWBERRY," in the Town of Newberry, in the County of Newberry, and State of South Garolina, is authorized to commence the business of Banking tunder the Act aloresaid. In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of office, this 6th day of ,July, 1871. [SEAL.] JNO. ,JAY KNOX, No. 1,844. Act. Comptroller of Currency. National Bank of Newberry. Paid up Capital One Hundred Thousand Dollars NEwBRRaY, S. C., July 10, 1871. This Dank will be open for the transae tion of a general Banking business otn Mon dav next, the 17th inst.; otfice in the old itBank of Nebrybulig July 12, 2 S-tf.. President. Bring on your Corn. WE arc now readly at all times to grind MEAL and GRIST for the public, at the Mill at the Tan-yard, in the edge of the Town of Newberry. d JONES & PARKER. June. 28, 26-tf. SS. FURMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND TRIAL JUSTICE. OFFICE ON LAW RANGE. Blacksmith Shop. AUG. SMIT H has opened a SHOP near toIthe depot, on the road to Helena, and will do all kinds of Blheksm::b work, which is VER REGULATOR. and abdominal viscera, 'augmenting all the s merely purgative, but :ilterative, changing a. Hence it is of gre-at use in obstinate de- th structions and Enlargements of the Liver, the abdomen, in irrexular cirenlation, par. Bladder and of the Uterus. From its ener just named, it proves eminently efficacious stirenes and Bil-ious Afrections, in ucidity T te and Gall Stones, int sime species of Cuta- I ia fro:n Indigestion. LNT, Newberry, S. C. Druggist and Apothecary, I Store formerly kept by Messrs. Mayes & Mar- At tin, and ntxt to Messrs. Chick & Co., an ed NEWBERRY, S. C. Takes pleasure in inviting his friends and the public to call on him there. His stock of Drugs, rK Medicines and 9 Chemicals, Is lar"e fresh and complete. Phy.aicians recipes compounded care fully. SPRING~ STYLES F,j JUST OPENED AT att MdAll & PS! 4 The only House in Newberry exclusively devoted to DRY GOODS! S pri And in which LADIES CAN PROCURE WHAT EVER THEY NEED AND OF THE BEST FABRIC. o'in SPRING STYLES ARE BEAUTIFUL, and embrace DRESS GOODS, (i with triniingis to match. CA LICOES of neat patterns, SILK COVERINGS, A Embroideries, Edgings, Tallings, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons. T1 A bcautiful assrtmcnt of Shower and Back Curls, of Real Hair. and all grades anid colors. And all other things which go to fill a lady's wants. Gentlemen will also find a choicc assortment of PIECE GOODS AND UNDER WEAR. P Our goods arc carefully selected, of the best, and will be sold at moderate prices. To) all of which attention is , called, and an examninaztion respectful- en ly as'.ked.m McFALL & POOL. "n M.ar. 22, 12--tf. of GROCER AND I WINE MERCHANT,a COLUMBIA, S. C. OFFERS, at LO)WEST PI'IiES, the th choicest assortmentt of pe (ROCERI ES, eWINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS, In this State. This statement may seem "xaggerated, but those who are nmy ensto mers in Newberry and the uipper Counties, as well as those in Columbia, know this to be a fact. The Foreign amd Home Markets are ransacked, and the utmost care taken tht whatever is offe;ed shall be FIRtST CLASS; my motto being : "The Best is the Cheapest." Stock of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES 0 Su1,plied daily with every requirement for the most economical as well as the epicure. Wines and Liquors, of my own importation, are guaranteed of highest grade', while Domestie Goods are furnished at LOWEST PRICES and ini their native purity. - Orders solicited. Terms strictly GASH or C. 0. D. June 21, 25-tf. REMOYAL MiYEM & MIRTIN : Having removed from their old stand, to az their th Or mmnodious New Brick Store, it e< Call attention to their increased facilities ft for the transactin of businese, anid iniv ',as call from their friends and customers. t Their stock consists of all grades of P al GROCERIES PROVISIONS,P BAGGM,a ROPE, TIES, &c., &c. b MAYES & MARTIN. Nov. 23 47-tf. TO RENT.e A desirable STORE on Main Street. For S terms, apply to D. MOWER. IESSRS, BARRE S SOI\N HAVE the pas-ure of announcing that eir stock of goods for THIS SPRINC SEASON Is one of he Largest, Handsomest, Most varied And Cheapest! td embraces in DRY GOODS AND IRESS PATTERNS. i as-ortment which cnnot f"il to attra-t d p'ewle. All of which have been select with unusual cure and botight for cash, I therefore can be sold LOW. licens, Muslims, Poplius. Lenlus. Silks. EInbroideries. Laces, Ribbons, Trinnuings. AND NOTIONS, HITE GOODS, HOSIERY, HANDKERCIIEFS. ERFUMERY, SOAPS, &G. assimeres, Lineus, Scarfs, Shirts. r gentlemeen, together with a fiLe aSort. ment of HATS, SHOES, &c. [a addition to this large stock, we invite entiol to a Choice lot of R 0 CER ES si:en AS pr, Coifee, Syrnps. Bacon. Corn. &e. n examinifition of stock iQ respectltUle icited. S.tti.,faction guaranteed, with ces iow. M. BARRE & SON. k pr. 12, 15--f. MILLINERY! MY stock of the above goods is NOW COMPLETE. nsi.ing of most all of the NOVELTJES F TIE SEASON, d t Somewhat LOWER PRICES mn lst yar. Give me a call an.d see for your ves, at ). MOWER'S. A pr. 5, I4-tf. WE CLAIM FOt OU'R cELKDRATED ER FEC TED SPECTACLES EYE GLASSES, l'UE. nndermentioned advantages over Se in ordinary use, the proof of which v be seenI itt theO ExTRAOntIsaarY sales, d constantly increasing demand for them. 1t. That from the pteuliar construction the Glasses, they assisT nnd PREsERvE Ssight, rendering frequent, cha.nges t.u eesa ry. 2d. That they e-mtfe'r a brilli.ancy and ii eitess of vision, with an amunt of i:A-t d costronT not hitherto enjo.yed byv spc. :le wearers. :3d. That the material from which the uses are ground. is maanufaictured special for optic purposes, amnd is rr-ns, HAnn, d ntt.ttAs?, atd not liable to becomet -atcheu. 4th. That the fr.ames in which they are whether in old, silver, or Steel, are of finest q1uality an maltiih, and guar-anteed rfe~ct in every respect. NO PEDDLERS EMPLOYED. LAR ARUS & MORRIS, Manufa.cturing Opticians, Hartford, Conn. ISAAC SULZBACHER, MTFOR tI i)LT' ATCHKER AND JEW ELER, SILVERWARE, &C. COLUMBlIA. S. C. July 26, '71-.'t-tf. istory of the South Carolina College. UstvERstTT OF Socta CAROLIsA, June, 1871. The subscriber proposes to publisha ond edition of the HISTORY OF THE )TH CAROLINA GoLLEGE. The firsi ition closed with the year 1857 the cond will embrace the whole period o existence, commeneing wiI, the origna et of Incorporation in December, 180] d concluding with the Act establishing e University in December, 185. It i have increased interest imparted te not only by the fact that it will constitute implete haistory of the College, butt by th< rher consideration that it will contair veral new Sketches and additions t< e Sketches of those Presidents and rofessors who have died since thi >pearance of the work. Among the nes :etches will be those of Judge Longstreet ev. Ro'ert W. Barnwell, and Professo1 enable of the University of Virgioia. It will be embellished by Portraits of th< resident of the College. The volume wil >ntain about five hundred pages octavo id will be furnished to single subscribers $.3.0 per copy, and at the usual dis >unt to the trade. Subscribers' n'es not otherwise sent wil forwarded to me at Golumbia, S. C. M. Li.BORDE. July 19, 29-tf. pecial and Particular ALL persons indebted to me are requer.t :1 to make immediate rayment. By doin, >at once they will iave cOSts. M. TOOT. BTOCKIl OF CLOTHING. W1UGHT & 13OPPOCK . No. : MOLLOH1ON ROW. fin our stock ofj CLOTHING AND GENTS FUE NISIIING GOODS FOR THIS SEASON, Is now cooplete, and embraces all Al DESIRABLE STYLES AND M FABRICS. Eiliir for Men, Bos or Youtil. 9 SU.TS of all kinds, from commiton to su perrumo, ANDi AT ALL GRADES IN PRICES. UNDERWE.I , SHIRTS. CRIVATS, oC,9 Hats and Caps, &c., &c., And all at MODERATE PRICES. Dr Boots and Shoes. Trin Flie Calfband sewed dres Boots, Shoes& Gaiters k . . b!esole W. us'' Kip hand 1l.d'" laivy Ditchiers ' -- from 9 to 13 Best tle Sole Pe,ged Brozaus or Mii & Boys. Kip l'egged for Women. ToC Call Ht WRIGLi r & COPl'OCK'S. sort May 10, 19--tf Casl -MOTTE'S s atid . LIVER I I1 G RATOR wart AND Te Dyspeptic Remedy. Yi'' Sally ---:--- s'f FRi) THE1 GE.IEF AND (':E (F Si Acute and Chronic Diseases of the Liver, Sn Jauadice. Cra!l Stone, Heart-Burn, II, an: all Disorders result ing from - Derangement of the LIVER. Biai To It is a pleasant l.xative. moving S the bowels gently and surely, but withourt pain ; nd is wonderfully T adapted to cases of Habitual Constipa- l.i. tion, Torpidity of the Liver. It cures At Sick aid Ne llus ifead-ache. Colic, Flatulencv. and is aln effective reutcdy in aiTetic -lif th :t .or i KIDHS AID BLADDER. Icr" -- olti MOTTE & TARRANT, ly - SOLE PROPRMETORS, A1 NEWBERRY, S. C. Mar. 2 1--t f. STOTTS5, Al~7RE9 &Cog Cheap as the Cheapest, GOOD AS THE BEST. T H E subs -riber wou!d in form his friends and the public genrera;ly, that lhe will fur nish theni with all articles in his line of the ["A best quality at the r LOWEST PRICES.w Roofinig and Gaueinig, E As welAl as all othier JiOB WORK, Will be, done in the best and most approved VW stles at the lowest rates. ders Call and ex.amnine goods and prices and satifry ourselve. W. T. WRIGHT. C A pr. iis, 16 --1 f. ket TIN WARE!!! F( PLUMBING, ROOF- iil ING, GUTTERING, Ard all work in' this line put up to order F~ aid ready for sale at CA ROLINA MANU FA(TOlRY. Call at eitier house, Columi iia or Neaherry. IlElNllT H. BLEASE, M.ir. 22, 12- tt. Proprietor. (f THE TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE, ENLAR(;hGED, T PEE WED.1ISUED WEEKLY sit' rtLD BE IN EVERY FA3Y!2Y 1..90 SUB$'RIHERS WANTED 32 PE: A N"UM, iN AD A NCE The cause of Temperance h,as dvainced so rapidly in south Carolina. that it has become necessary that I here should be a live. active and zes lous ex ponent oritspriraciples. We hare. therefore. de termined to publish she advocate weekly, and to t il be dvsdr tootal bstinence, t will never treless, be made acceptable, to every fireside. The reading matter wi:l be of the purest and most select character. Arrangements have been made ( to get tihe most prominent temperance men in the J State to maike contributonms to its columns. It will also have corre--poudents ineery por tion of the State, who will keep its readers tully informed as to the progrees ofthe cause. We. have put the price of the Advocate so low i bat itmaimite and set aumber of advertise mo As ill disc 1ount of ten per cent. will be llowed on all new surbscriptions. Address F. P. BE AR D. July 12. 28-.tr. Co:unmbia, ma. C. [ SPARTANBURG mANUFACTDRY, UAVING recently ohtainmed an outfit ofC new and improved machinery, we are pre pared to BUILD and REPAIR all classes of Carriages, Buggies & Wagons. H aving faithful and experienced work men, and geod miaterials, we will allow no one to excel us. Qir work is done under the supervision of an experienced Mechanic. Those wishing to purchase anything in IWour line, will do well to call and see our Work. g- All work warranted for two years, FOWLER, FOSTER & CO., SPARTANBURG G. H., S. C. July 12, 28-sm. 50 BUSHELS GREENVILLE MEAL - Bush. GRIST. For sale by D. MC WER. A pr 6 1-A 'ST ARRIVED.0 A fine lot of Gent1,.me-'4 If hand-sowed GAITEI f<>rds and Boots. Also, a fwe stock of io . fine kiL Polish roof-. sting Ptlish Bals., an.i 3 kid kNCT SUPPERSe .il of which we offer ,sOW FOR CASH. rams & Metts. Ly 24, 21-tf. wo & H, if k (At Stewart's Corner.) ve in store an elegant stock of SPRING GOODS, Consisting of ess Goods, Silks. Cali.oes, Musline, mings, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkercbief.. .e Goods and Stril es, and all artieW4 ly to be found in a well appointed Ury as House, all of which they offer LOW FOR CASH. ther with a select and handsome a ent of Notions, men and bo%s' Spring meres and Linens. -ge lot ot Men and Boys Hats, at very profit. ol stock of Boots and Shoes for Men 3oys. Nice lot ot Ladies', Miss4 and Iren's Shoes, of Moore, Larrabe & Co., Intel. bang and Sole Leather. , abundant and good. L:t,ry Yarn, by the wholes de and re ic lot of Cutlery, and Hardware gene ileg, Unrnesc, Bridles, Whips, &c. ,): andt Pistol!z. :ar, Coffee, Molasses. in and Fnney Soaps, Pepper, Spice, .-r, Sida and Starch. rge lot of Roes, Shovels, Spades, Seytbe s and Nails. bacco and Wooden Ware. ionery. Ink. Pen. Pencils, &c. rosine and Turpentine. LIME. ey propose to sell goods to the satis >i of a:l who will patronize them, ,ow Rates and' short FroAts For Cash. Iml *-% %xniuc their Stock and judge atr.;elves. ,y are .4o Agents for Jacob B. Rit. velebrated inproved old Anchor B-ad on Cloth, and "ingers celebrated Fan.i. wing MNihine, for Newberry Conaty. W. CHICK. R. S. CHICK. ,r. 12, 15-tf. MW ARRIVAL 0? LRCERIES, RTILIZERS, &c. E are now remceivinr a large stoek of CERIESand FERTI LIZERS, purchased asht in the bstL nmrketj of the couutry, hi we will sell LODW FOR CASH. e ar :.Go prepared to execute all or. entruted toI us ini the IMMISSION DEPARTMENT. e can supply the PL..uters and all others the celebrated WAID0 FERTILIZER, also with o:ber Fertilizers. o have dleterminm'd to sell goods in or t's low as they can be sold in this aiar )R CASH ALONE. Sd that we e:annot sell at short ;.fite R. IHOORMIN& CO. .S, 6-if. ESTABLISHED 1857. R,It AND S1MME STOcKI OF DRY GOODS, ;LOYE8, IHISIERY, LOTHIING, &C. A l'.L tJNE OF - ~ROCERIES, WOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNK(S, UMBRELLAS, CLDCKS, ROCKERY, &c., On hand, and for sale )W FOR CASH. Mv. FOOT. ar. 1, -tf. COW PEA IEL k GRIST 'or sale by MATYES & MARTIN.