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TOwn Lot for Sale. THE undersigned offers for private sale, - op ery reasonable terms, the House and Lot Where he resides. The Lot contaius an acre and is very valuable. WILLIAM BROWNE, Y. D. Dee 20, 51-3t. THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO LINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Seth Williams, Plaintiff, against Julian Ann Whitman. John C. Whitman, Elizabeth F.Whitman, Adeline A. Dandy and Laurence E. Dandy her his band, George W. Whitman. Jacob P. Whit man, Anna C. Whitman, Ailsey Whitman and John K. Gary, Defendants-Copy Sum mons-for relief.-(Complaint not served.) To the Defendants, Adeline A. Dandy and Laurence E Dandy: You are hereby sum moned, and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscribers at their office, Newberry, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service of this Summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service. If you fail to answer this complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demand - Id In the complaint, and costs. Dated, 9th September, 1871. JONES & JONES, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the Defendants: Take notice that the Summons in this action, of which the fore going is a copy, was file:1 in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common P'leas, for Newberry County, at Ne wberry Court House, :8tate of South Carolina, aforesaid, on the 20th day of September, in the year 1871. Dated 21st day of December, 1871 JONES & JONES, Dec. 27, 52-6L Plaintiff's Attorneys. Lots for Sale. t1subscriber offers for sale TWENTY LOTS of ONE ACRE EACH, situated on ;t"Sireet leading from the College con iiued, and bouuded on the North by Street -dividing it from lands of J. M. Baxter, Esq, mn8 M. E. H. Pope, on the Est by Street dividing it fitm lands of Osborne Wells, end -e the West by lands of - Lowe end W. A. Cline. To persons wishing to build, these lots will be fouud desirable from their healthy location. For price, &c.,-enquire of . WARD MOTTE, At Motte I Tarrant's Drug Store. Dec. 20, 51-St. COME NOW, IND GET YOUR PICTURES .AT TH11E NEWBERRY PHOTO GALLERY9 YOU will find the work 0. K- not K. K. --and ke.ping pace with the titmes and im provements. Just received afne lot of ALBUMS, both book and -revol-ir.g, ada splendid lot of new and beautiful 'Stereo's. CtQ at once on the friend who is always redy and anxions to please his n%trons. W. H. WISEMAN. Oct. :3, 43-tI. Brich-,Bricks,Bricks! GOOD BRICKS! 400,000 BRICKS * FOR SALE At the BriOk Yard .. OF E. H. CHRISTIAN. SBARGIN8S! BIRGIIN8!! NEW FALL STUCK or DRY GOODS, GROC ERIES, FARMERS SUPPLIES, JUST RECEIVED and for sale a't LOW FIGURES, At W. H. WE BB'S. Sep, 21), .3S-tf. SOLUBLE PACiFIC GUANO. PRICE $4U CASt, EVTfl LSLA A . ANCE FORl TDIE. EXPERECE IN TilE USE OF TiIIS Guano for the past six years in this Skate, for Cotton and Corn, has so far estabuished its character for e'.cellence .ts to re:nder comn ment unnecessary. -In accordance with the established policy of the Company to furnish the best Con centrated Fertil zer at the lowest cost to tconsumers, this Guano is put into :narket this season at the abmove reduced price, Iwhich the Company is enabled to do by reason of its large faci-.ities and the reduced coat of man ufacture. The supplies put into market this season are, as heretofore, prepared under the per sonal superintendettee of Dr. St. Julian' Ravenel, Chemist of the Company at Charleston, S. C., hence, pla'iters may rest assured that its QU ITY and COMPO SITION is precisely the same as that here tofore sold. At the prement low price every acre planted can be fertilized with 20 pounds of Guano at a ttost not exceeding the present value of SIt pounds of cotton, while experience has shown that under favorable conditions of seamson and cultiva tion the crop is increased t,y thte applheation from two to threefold the natural capacity *f the soil. Hence, under no conditions r.ould its -application fail to compensate for sh,ogtalay. Apply to J. N. ROBSON, . Agent Pacific Guano Company, No 6S East Bay and Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C. JNO. S. REESE & CO., General Agents. Nov. 29, 48-3mi. PACIFIC GUAIO COMPAXT'S COMPOUND Acid Phosphate of Lime~ FORt CO)IPOSTING WITH COTITON SEED. Price $25 Cash, with Usual Advace for Time. THIS article is prepared under the superin tendence of Dr. Sf. JULIEN RAVENEL ex pressly for composting~ with cotton seed. It was introduced by this Company two years ago, and its use has fully, attested its value. 200 to 250 pounds of this article per acre, properly composted with the samet weight of cotton seed, farnishes the planter with a FERTILIZER of the highest excel lence at the smallest cost. A compost pre Lpared with this article, as by printed direc tions furnished, contains all the elements of Sfertility that can enter into a first-clas- FEle* STILIZEE, while its economy must comnd Pits liberal use to planters For supplies and printed directions for comn osting apply to J. N. ROBSON, SAGENT PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY, - No. 68 East 1Bay and Nos. 1 and 2 Atlhntic Whoif, Chtarieston. S. C. JNO. S. REESE & CO., General Agents. Nov. 29, 48-3m. FOR TilE HOuLIAY AND TH 8R80N I AT A. HARRIS', Can be found Elepant Ladies Fnrs, Yelvet Ribbons, Ewbroideries,. Trimnings, Dress Goods, Calicoes. &e. irentlemen's Piee Goods of all kinds and prices. Besides Clothing, Hats and C:'ps, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Umbrellas, Underwear. &c. A full assortment of HEAVY GROCERIES, As well as FAMILY SUPPLIES of choice character. CANNED GOODS Of all kinds. And every other article that man. woman, or child can think of or need. My Motto is Quick Sales and Short Profits. So cone quick, examine goods. ake your purchases and retire happy that you called Oi A. HARRIS. Headquarters for Christ mas as well as other goods. Dee. "13, 51-t. A DOLLAR 6AITD IS A DOLLAR MADE! ATTENTION 'THEN Citizns of' L AURENS, NEWBERRY and the surrounding country, if ytu would make ClCectio from as LARGE and VARIED and CHEAP an ssortmrent of :ood. as were ever brought .o Newberry, call at the Corner Store Under the Hotel. My stock is fill amid embraces almost everything which can be called for, either DRY GOODS, WHITE GOODS, HEAVY GOODS, BLANKETS, NOTIONS, CLOTHINGC, SHOES, HATS, CR'OCKERY. Grarnitel ille 113mespoins at Factory prices. A.ND GBROCERIES A fi!l assortment, and will sell thene as LOW as they caon be bought in Colutubia or else w',here. [ promi.e to GIVE BARGAINS FOR CASH. Co'oe and try me b,efore you boy else where. The Highest Price Paid for COT TON. M.-FOOT. Oct. 23, 4 -tf. 1811, FALL & WINTER. 1871L OF WRIGHiT & COPPUCK, NO, 2 MOLLOIHON ROW, Is now supplied with a full and elegant as sortme.nt of CLOTIING AND GENTS FUR NISIIING GOODS, Embracing all DESIRABLE STYLES AND FABRICS, Either for Men, Boys or Youths. SUITS of all kinds, from common to su perfine, AND AT ALL GRA DES IN rRICES. UDERWEAR, SHIRTS, CRAVATS, &c., Hats and Caps, &c., &c., And all at MBDERATE PRICES. Boots and Shoes. Fine Calfhand sewned dress Boots, Shoes & G aiters D'Jble sole w.P" "Seal Skin.."."." "" Kiphand P.'d" " f m t Bes I) ble Sole Pegged Brogans for Men & Boys. Cal pt eggd o G11 & COPPOCK'S. Sep. 27, 39-tf. ORDINACE. Be it ordained by the Town Council of Ne berry, That on and after the date of iis ordinance, it sh1ll be unlawful at any time to fire guns, pistols, cannons, or any species of fire arms, fire crackers, or any other kind of fire works, in the public sqa:are, or in any public road, or street, within the incorporate limits of the Town; and it is further ordained that it shall be unlawful to beat drums, (except in regular military trai nings) or to blow horns withir. the incorporate limits, except by permis sin of sonic mernber of the Council, given in writing; and for every offence the de linquent shall be liable to a fine not ex ceeding Ten Dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding twenty days. Done arid ratified in Council, this, the eighteenth day of December, A. D , 1871. J. P. POOL, Intendant. . L. ScnacF.rm, Clerk and Treas. Dc. 20, 51-tt. Hand Sewed Shoes. Just received a supply of hand sewed Shoes. superior to anything usually kept in Stores, all warranted b. M. FOOT. FOR Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tobacco. P RI C E: CASH, $50 per 2,000 lbs., at Factory. TIME,,)$55 per 2,000 lbs., at 1 Factory, paya ble Nov. .st, 1872, Without Interest. Factory East end Hasel st.; Mines on Ashley River. OFFICE Acid Phosphate of Lime! FOR Composting with Cotton Seed. CASH, $30 per 2,000 lbs., at Factory. TIME, $35 per 2,000 lbs., at Factory, paya ble Nov. 1st, 1872, Without interest. GENERAL AGENTS, No. 1 South Atlantic Wharf, CIIARLESTON, S. 0. R. MOORM.N & 00., Agents at Newberry, S. C. Iec. 20, 51-3m. TIlESNTIIOPitOSPilATE Col Y.1 OF CHARLESTON, S. C., Properly apprecatinlg the neecssity of fostering the plant ing interest of the South, resolved in the outsect to ofter their FERTLIZERS at a price which would platce them within the reatch of cvcry planter. Th1ey offer thcib "SOLUBLE GUANO ,'' acomnplete Am moniated Fertilizer, at $45 cash, or .950 on a credit to the 1st of November next, with approved city acceptance, WnTH OUT INTEREST. The "DISSOLVED P IIOSPIIATE," for comnposting with Cotton Seed or. Stable Manure, is now offered at the very lowv price of $2.5 cash, or 8~30 on credit, as above. This s lighly recommended by planters who used it last year to their entire satisfaction. J. D. AIKEN, General Agent. WM. RAVENEL, President. LEAVELL & SPEAIMAN,-Ag~ents at Newberry. 8. C. Dec. 2(, 5l-m. E TIWAX EILIZERS. Three very Superior Articles are offered by the Sulphurie Acid and Superpho.aphate Cem puny of Charleston, S. C., viz: ETIWAN GUANO. A complete manure, adapted to Cot'on, Gmrin and Tobacco, being the well known nrtlice heretofore offered at the very bigh gr:ale of 1.5 per cent. dit--olved B-ne l'hosphate of Lime, with the addition, as heretofore, of Peruvian Guano. A mmonia and Potash. Price 35 per to, if pa.id on or before the 1st of Api! next, and i40 per ton, payable 1st November, 1872, WITOUT IKTERES~T. ETIWAN CROP FOOD. A new articic of the same igh ;::n of Solublte Phosphate. comipounr cd w ith the eie ments of C>tton Saed in such ar mti;rmfr. to cuure oe ot the heet fertilizers for Cotton and Grain, at ai lower price than tie Etiwan Guano. Price M40 per ton, if paid on or before the 1st of April next, S453 per ton, payable l1 Novembr, 1'2, WITnoUT INTECtEST. ETIWAN DISSOLVED BONE. Averaging from 18 to 20 per cent. of Dissolved lione Phosphate, and thus enabling the~ plnter by compnsting, to ob:nin two tons of half bhat grale at n saving of one half cost and freight. Price $35 per ton, if paid on or beafore the 1,t ot April next, $49 per ton, payable 1st November, 1872, WITHOUT INTEsi. TAKE NOTICE, th:,t all these fir: ilizers are of the highest grade of 'Soluble Phosphates and must help for more than one year. WN. C. BEE & Co., W. H. W~ERB, Agent at le'iberr'y, S. C. Dec. 20, 51-3m. LE,iREN, -To Rent for 1872. Tho<cet woesirable stores onPrt 9 ni iet, o tonpe by JIL1 r. Glhapman, as TT. look'Sore, andl ty C. It. Htuist, as a r R u si, p e tor. Boh oue-ar n te c Ti..-.. . Ne of tradet, andt most desirable st..nds for and W han -,-a bthloi-c re wel adpe for small fcailies, as they have com-odh. fl ~~ 7LTj j~ous rooms above the first floor, arnd conve nien, back yards attached to each dwelling. P ers-ons~ wijig to rent can ascertamn termfl On hand and for sale by by addressing tme at cha;ppel's Depot, G. D. MOWVER, & j SIMEON PRATT. Apr. G 3, 14-tf. ----- --- __ _ - C1USTO3M made pegged CAL TO RENT. oors. nta warranted. A desirable STORE on Main Streer. For F1 ': I byV D. 310WER. em, ,.... to-n m D. MOW Elt . v- -'. 4 -tf. LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF CARRIAGES, ON sA.E.i Ar WV. K. "REE NFIELD'S REPOSITORY. Ton U. st.,k v,br.ives evcry:t., i, eight ,.h- t a V oin b::y pices. stoves!I Stoves! Stoves! TlE lirgest mid fineqt assortment of STOVES th:t las ever b-en bron:.:ht to the Sntliern naarket, amion.g whic-1 is to b. found the celer:i:ed Cotton I'lant, improved. The Oven of Iis s;ove has been elli.rgcl, anld stands at theiad of all other cooking tove,: also, the o'd Cotton Pltnt. at I redtced prie; the Gniv .Jacket, MU-nolin, QPteeni of lthe South, SIInnIIV Sonfmbtt 1 anid the i'rlor Cok. which the public are invited to call and ex aniue. 0LSO. A large acgortment i[o-nting Stovcs, con sisting of live sizes of Box Stove, threesizes Parlor Clii:x, for wood :in-! coal; the F,atk lin Gern, for coal: Fr:tklin Stores, for wood: Parlor Air-titht Stoves, and a variety of other Stoves. The above Stores are mannfic'ctured by kbendiroth Brothers for the Soil thern trade. A LSO, An extensive assor ment of Gratoc, M:irhle Mantel Pieces, Tile, Ilearth and Grate Fix tures. ALSO, The Lirgest assortment of Plumbing Mate iial< ever bron;lt to this market, con-isting of Marble Top Wa<!i stand.. Silver I:,ted Basins and Bibb COcks, and Bath Tub Fix tures. ALSO, Copper iBath Tubs, andI a variety of Galvan ized Iron Sitiks and E trthun Drain Pipe. ALAO, A fine asgortment of* Brushes, Wood and Willow Ware; a large assortment of Plhii, Sttinped, Pleanish and Japanncd Tiu Ware. ALSO, Plumiina work done in the most apprved style; Tin and Sheet Iron work made to order; Roofing and Gnttering done to order. A. PALMER, Nov. 15, 46-2m COLUM1A, S. C. H. C. ShIIVER. DAVID JiNES. R. C. SHIVER & C0., WITiES.ALE ai l:ET.\I1 DE.ALERS in )R'%Y GOODS, Notions, Furs, L:tees, Embroideries, Gloaks, Shawl, I ' rella Carpets, ( i!-.Glots, Tiriuk., \'alises, Sat cetels, Mi;inery Goods, 1Donneitts, Flowers, Feihers, Rib,bon.t, Ve.lv.'ts, Satinis, Silks WAinduow.Sh:iies. W~imlon C oricc?, WVi,do't D:atasks, Pal eritng, Wall Decorations, Oi Lithographs, Uphtolstery Goods of all kinids Dress-mtakintg it tall its branchles. '.;iitnfac, tiriing Rooms where we ate ma;kintg up suit: for less -th.m the ntrii.ils of a suit ot cost. Ouhr umaximmait stock of the year is nton itn stote, nmi:kintg snehl a display ol g>otds a: n' e never had' before, fari sU: patss;ig a nythinu outside New York city. lieintg thoroughlj .iive to the timries anid with amntple atbility, plces us ih, position to ofl-r our patromt great :talt.ge, itnd itn prices guaranteec intg them to tre mnoney dle.ing with uas City anid coutitry mnerchantts, jobbers and retailers, will finid they catn save mtonev and1 longt. railroad travels by lo,oking thtronigl outr goods. It C. SUIIVEI R - ISAAC SULZBACHER, WATCHMAKER AND J E WE LER, COLMBI, . C. Hass on hand for the FALL TRADE one of the handsomest, largest nnd best st,cks o; goods cver before shown in Columbia. Particular attention is called to the display SILVER and PL!TE-WARE, Which cannot he~ sutrpassed' in any other es tablishment. and also to ai large assortmentt 0 O' every varicty and price. The celebrated PERFECT ED SPE~CT ACLES, Made by Lasarus & Morris, are offered with the assurance that they are the best mndo. For anything in the above lines, while is Columbia, call on ISAAC SUL7.BACHIER, Under Columbia Hotet. Sep. 2'7, 39-tf'. GROCERIES, AT WHOLES.\Il AND RETAIL. Coffee. Sugar. Lard, Bacoa, Molasses And a.H intds of SIIELF GOODS suh1 as Lobters, A,rdines. Oysters, Fruits P'roseves and Jellies, AT LOW FIGURES. WXhen in the C'ity call at G. DIERCKS, Corner of Camdien and Maitn ttreetts. CO(LDIBIA. S. C. LIME. Fr tac by T,. MOWER. S. STRA-US' Under the Columbia Hot Is the I'lace whe The Best and We are tow prepired to exhibit one of the m this mirk AT ASTONISHIN( Our motto is 'QU[K SALES A N Oct. 2, 4Z- *1m. J. H. & M. 31tihin Streer, Col"'\ 11IA, S. C., 0 WE wnuld call the attentio ilf tht 1uit- t, DRY GD), whieb we .a-e D.LY RECEIV Vverv LO'NEST- Fh-Ul'm . Our stock embraces . Niul :i. comilete :: DRESS ( Cons.itin of Silk;, Joplinr, Arna'cts. Meriioe: Calicoes, Shirtits. 4heetiigs, Kerscvs, Linse. OUR CARPET I Is co:mpletc in evory respec;t. Oil Cl,)tli less variety. also. WindloW Curt:inis, Sh: We re-peeffh -miceit a v.lf, and ilfl guara QLLl ' and PRICE. J. H. Oct. 2:5, 4-'; :m. FRY GOODS BOUG IT FROM C. F. JACKSO1N, (OMMBIA. S. C., Give Uni~cPsal Satisfaction, BECAUSE PRIC S ARE LOW, AN) GOODS OF BEST QUAL ITI ES. Oct. 25,-1 -. . GREAT REDUCTION IN TU PRICE OF SHOES, WIIOLEALE & RETAIL. OWVINCG to the FA LL in P~RICES' of SHlO I8 at the Factories, thte un dersignetd is en::d to sell his Stock of BO8TS AND SHOES, At greatly RiNDUCED) PRICES. The Stock is the most extenirve antd lbest in the market, comiprisinig all that is durable, stylish and fashiouauble. Also, a LAR(GE STOCK of HAT3 AND CAPS. J. MEIGHAN, Successor to G. M. Thompson & Co. COLUMBIA, S. C, Oct. 25. 43-3m. F1J1NT[E MEROO0RS lM. Hs BERRY, MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C., Reectfully ea!!s theo attention of the ctis of Newberry and upper Gounties, to his decgant and extnsive a-sortmnent of FURNITURE, Embracing complete setts for PARLOR~, DINING and BED ROOM, Fromt the mioct elnhorate finish to she plain st-and~ at all prices. His SP~.ONE INATTR ASSES nnd PIL LOWS atnd ORIENT AL STEEL BE]) SPRIN(GS Are ne plus uhtra and comn~td aniversal ad miratIionl. His stock is extensive, af warranted make and cheap. A visit is solicited, and orders fild to pu rchaser's sa tisction. Oct. 25, 48-8wm. NEW JEWELRY. WMX. GLAZE, COLUMBIA, R C, IS now opening a Sute selection of Ladies' and Gent's English, Swiss and American W ATClES. Sole Agent for the celebrated Pauline Watch Comnpany, Philadelphia. Gold Chains, Vest, Opera, Chatelaines, L' ontine Necklaces, Diamond Rings and Broches, Pearl-full ar.d half sets. SILVE-WARE, I make this line a specialty. All Silver sold by me guaranteed equal to coin. Some handsome goods In this line, suitable for. Bridal Gifts. PLATED WARE. Ten Seta, Cup-, Goblets, Castors, Spoons and Forks, Ice Pitchets, Egg Stands, Col'ee Urns, &c. CLOCKS. Cutlcry, rocket and Ta?ble Knives. HOUSEHOLD AND FANiCY GOODS. Guns--English Double Barrel, Brecch Loding Rtitles, Parlor Ridles, Air Guns, and a full stock of Spot ting Goods ; Dupont & Hazard Powder; Pistols of various styles. ,TET AND HOENi GOODS. WILLIAM GL.\ZE, One door North Scott & Co.'s Banking House. REESE & CARROLL, SHAVING AND) HAIR DRESSING SALOO0N~, North of the Pollock House, COLUMBIA. S. C. Room newly fitted and furnished, and gen tlemen attended to with celerity, after the ,.s .ppr1 style. Nov. 22, 47-uT. el, COLUMBIA, S.,. re you e:u buy the Cheapest V- N q- 11 , 0 9 Dst chnice and1 seet -'oe!s ..ver ilered o, and r LOW PRICES. SSNMALL PROFITS." L. KINARD ne door Soith Co!u ubi.t e lt-l. Oh lar:e tid c arofifllv selocted Stock o [NG d OPENING, and i ill s:ll at ti :sortnent of the most. popular styles 4 '-O o D S, e, &c. We hive a full line of andt i w a COT 1ON and WOOLiN GOOD )EPARTMENT IS, Mattin., Ru-. Mat.s. &m.. it enk ides. Slmdo Fixtures, &L.. &c. itee :o please the tastes of a0, both as I & M. L. KINARD. Me Door Soith Columbia lote!. GEO. SYMMERS WHoLtESA.L AND? PETA. GROCER AND) LIQUOR DEALER MAIN STREET. COLUMBIA, S. C. In submitting the fPllomwin:, list, we mere heg to remark that emch article nant is w: r:ntcd STRCTLY c16CEi, and of the iae Q".LITY, our mnouto being,. "The Best is the Cheapest. MEATS, &c -Oran:e Brand llams, DIav Jr's D*amond llbmc, Feris' s. c. Strip Ferris' Fulton Market Pickled Iv-el, Dry St L. c. Sides, )ry S,it Strip-, Pick!ed Be Iomuds, Pickled Pig Pork. Mews and No. Mackerel in kits, Sm.,ked Tongues and Bee Prime Leaf Lnrd and selected Gos' en Butt FLOUR.-A full supply of be.t St. Lot brands. CRACKEns.-Lem.-)n, Sodi, -Erated, Bt ter, Jumbles, Tei Cakes, Meienzie'sgenuii Edinburg Albert Bismuils, &c. CANNED GooDs.-Trules, MnAroom Tomatoes, Peaches. Vint.-Apple-, Cherric Lina Beans, Green Corn, Peas, Ovsters, S dines, Salmon, Condens.-d Milk, Prunes, Lo ters. SAUCEs. CONDEMENTS. &C.-C-.osSe a B[ackwell's Picklei, ,ax anl Prrims Worc( tershtire Sauce,. Currie Powder, Cayenne Pa per, Spices in full variety', B3randlemn Frere's, Olive Oil, Colm:m's D)ouble Sinr'erfi Mi,ttard, Prepared French Mustard, P'ott D)eviled 11am and Tlongue. Stock of Teans selectedi by an Expert, ca not be surpassed: while in standard Gro< ries, sneh as Ctffees, Sugars, etc , we offer large stock at lowest r uhng prices. WfIES AND LIQUORES. Agent for Moet and Chatidon's Champagn -$rianidenburg Freres. Clarets al Saterne's. " lleenkel & Co>'s. Ilocks and Ri Wines. Importer of my own Brandics, Sherrn S~cotcht Whiskey, Ja.muaica lRumt and Clare Domestic lignoirs all griades, from common tnest in market. All the above guaranteed in their nati purity, and t be Stock, fo,r extenlt :md variet the largest in the State. CEORCE SYMMERS, CULUMU!A, S. C. Sept. 27, 39-tf. OLOTHINC OF CHILDS & WILEY CIOLUMBIA, $. C., AREL dail.y receivting the FJNES READ)Y-MADE UENTrLEMEN GA RMENTS thait have ever been ( fered in. this mnarket. No Custoc made enn surpass themi in finish< style or equal themu int price. HATS. We keep the bost. The Star and True Fit SHIRTS We kcop constantly on hand, and wi tke orden. for half' dosen e'r mier and WARRANT A flT. 8ep. 27, 39-S. JOHN C. DIAL, linporter and Dealer in Engilah & American Hardware & Cutlery Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings, ?Eill Stenes, Bo: ing Cloths, Smut Machines, Circular Saws, Mill Irons, Sugar Pans, Carriage Building and Trimming Material, INDIA R1BBE~ AND LEAIIER BELTi5 Carpenter's, Blacksmith and Tanners' Tools, IHuse.ecping and FuI"rn isW ng HARDWA RE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTI Lime, Cement, Plaster. Paints, Oils, Frencl and American Window Glass, Guns, Rinles, Pistols, Shot Belts, Pow,. der Flasks, Powier, Shot, &c. WHtOLEsAI.E AND RETAI1L, At the Sign of the G;OLDEN PAD LOCK, COLDMBIA, S. C. E. R. STOKES 11AS j:ast ttwrnil. in tht' iw*e atid it.d !Juehtil'linig Ir%rd a e ereasr I 'l-muix ot'ie, Oi '.Ni ) s)-t. a cnnl e stock of STA TIONER . t'mpri-inz Letter,ip r nd N,e l'oper 4 :i s.Z.-. q:ttie-: an-l tif tTery alecripu .. *Fb l'.JprN oft t'ij. [ .-my.* lInbl-CapJ. \l - diu i t 1, Suti I per-RloYa1, and Imper; i -SZ.S, which w.%i:l b'e !A)l in :ay qiallity. r in.sil,ic:iu red into M:bmn 1; wk.: oi, any11V aijd rtiuld to aty patertn, :mid Iund in aisy stVle, at bhurt otice. EN V EID )'ES In endless variety-all sizc, color, and qu-di Itie,.* BLANK BOOKS Of every variety, Memoraitdui an. P i+ Books, Pocket l1ook, Iivoice and Letrr 5ooks, Iteceipt 3ooks. Note Book-. AltC1me[Cls :nd M.tAUGITSMEN will find a complete stock of materia:s for their use. )ruwing Paper. in sh:-ct and rolls, Bristol Boards, l'ota1 l'aper an-l liord.s, 4)tl Paper, Pencili, Water C.ltorz, in c,ike. and#&I boxes, lirushe, Crayons. Drawing Pens. SHOOL STATIONERY Or every description; a great variety of cnn venien antd usetul articles for both r.schers and 'upils. Photogrh Alun, Writing D)eskq, Port folios, Cab.;, with boxes, and a countlew4 variety of FANNCY ARTICLES. Also, i mnt elegant stock of Gild Pen and Pencil Cc.:e, superbly-m,>unWd Rubber Goods. INKS. Black, Blue, Violet and Carmine, IndeliMl and Copying; Mucilage: Chess and Back o g.rmmon Men and Boarl.;: Visitingand W@K! ding Cards, and everything usually kept fi a First Class Stationery House, Which the subicriber intends this shall be. lie will still conduct his BINDERY and ISLANK BOOK MAN UFACTORY and 1'A P'EB-RULING ESI'ABLISIMENT, which has been in succesfil operation for over thirty years in this State, and to which he wihl continue to devote his own personal at tention. liis stock will be kept up full and complete, and his prices will be found alwa. reasonable, and he hopes to have a share of patronage.E. R. STOKES, MaIn Street, Nov. 15, 4&-tf Oppo.ite P"honix Office. R, & W/, IC SW#A11I11O1 Affi Merchant Tailors, DEA.LERS IN CLOTHING, AT S, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,&C. COLUMBIA, S. C. id N view of the calamity that has be "f:dlen Chiark-ston. the~ sub)scribers have laid in a LA A G ST( (K of RE ADY ~MADE CLOTHING AND IIATS For the purpose of supplying COUN T RY ME kCH.\ANTS who will be una e be to go to Charleston. _PRICES GUA RANTEED) as LOW aany to house South tof New York. Our RE' eTAIL STOCK is the CLOi(CEST ad rBEST selected stock we have en had the~ pleasure of uffering to our cuJstoltuers. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMIENr - is replenrisheda with all the NOBBY I G OODS of the Seasou,. and garmients will be made to order in a style supe rior to any heretofore attemtpted. OUR SHIRTS R. & W. C. SWAFFflLD, $'p. 13, .7-rf. COLUMBIA, S.C. WILLIAM B. STANLEY. IMPoRTER A ND DE AL U.R1 Uhina, Glass and EaPthenware, TABLE CUTLERY, MtIRRORS, CAS'F/XTL/RE8, AND rT HOUSE-FURNISHINIG GOODS GENERALLY. CCLUMBIA, S. C. Oet. 25. 43-3m. JOHN C. SEEGERS, COLUMBIA, S. C., DF,ALER IN WINES. LIQUORS. SEGARS, TO BACCO, SHELiF GROCE- - RiES, &c., AN~D MANUFACTUREE OF LAGER ]BEERI, ()f most approvedl goaility. int kega or hog tIed. Ordleras ohecited arid si ifaction - g'uiratued, Oct. 25', 43-3 a. - DRUGS, MEICINES. CHEM[ CALS. PE RFUMNERIES, rSOA PS, BR USH ES, C:OMIiS, &c.. Of the best. at E. E. .IA CK SON'S, COLUMBIA. S. C. ViSITORS TO THE FAiR Are invited to call and examine stock. EVERY ARTICLE PURE. Prices acceptal le. F. E. JACKSON. S Oct. 9.5, 43-3mn. -____ Bring on yourCon WE are now ready at all ti:nes to grind MEAL anid GRlISTl for the public, at the Mill at the Tan-yard, in thre edge of the Tow.n ot'New berrv. JOSES & PARKER.