The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, October 15, 1873, Image 4
TIE 1IPROVING AGRICUL
TURE OF THE SOUTH.
The Texas Farmer says:
Agriculture is making such rapid ad
vances in this State, that two years ago
there was scarcely an agricultural soci
ety in the -State. Now, th.re are
some forty organized, and others in
progress of formation. In Georgia,
the empire State of the South, there
are more farmers who have studied
theh.emistry of manures, and who
understand the economical application
of it to the soil. than there is iv any
one of the old free States at this time.
The great revolution from slave to free
labor, so far from discouraging the
Southern farmer, has only shaken him
up from his lethargy, and compelled
him to be energetic, self-reliant, and
wilhng to learn everything that can
aid his farming under the new re
gime.
I have just received a pamphet con
taining the premium list of the fair of
the Georgia Agricultural Soci.-ty, to
be held at Macon on the 16th. 17th,
and-18th of November next, it also
'oitains tle proceedings of the con
vention at Atlanta -in February last.
Instead of selecting a president from
.among the titled "sidewalk farmers,"
- they nominate for that office the 'man
who had bought the most conmercial
niiiure, and who had raisee more
cotton and corn than any other man
in Georgia-David Dixon, of Jancock
'County. The premium list i: suigen
eris, embracing more items of both the
work-shop and the f5rn than any oth
er I have ever yet seen. Among the
more significant premiums are us fol
lows: A $25 patent lever w-.tch for
the largest quantity of Indin corn
grown by any white boy under 16
years of age on an acre of land. The
same for the largest crop of cotton
grown by a white boy of like uge on
an aerd of land. These are probably
'the first premiums ever offeied at the
tbuthat went to acknewledge the
dign4i of white mantiial labor, and to
encourage.habits of industry i: the
youRgrand rising generation. - erily,
the world moves.-America . Agri
-cultur'st.
-CoMPoSITION OF SoILs.-.A soils
4r
are chiefly composed of three su.stan
ees, viz., Lime, alumina and sili;,.
Lime is met within several forn.3 in
all countries, such as chalk, sl/l and
stone; silicia in the form of - daiis
sand, silicious gravel, and amo-g ;lay
as fine sand; alumina usually in the
form of elay; and these are supposed
to be formed by'detritions-worn from
rocks and* incorporated with _organie
matter known as sandy, gravelly and
clayey,the last forming, when unenrichi
ed, the most unprofitable soil to tliefr
mer, yielding inconsidletable er-p fider
difficult tillage, and that of a valueless
quality. The sandy soils- differ from
the clay, inasmuch as there is but lit.
tl.e tenacity in:them, anid they require
manures and other addition to consol
.idate.tliem, thus preventing exessive
ev-aporation of all their moistare.
'With the proper means for impro)ving
a sandy soid, T mitieh prefer it to clay,
as it is warmer and brings crope t.o
* maturity rapidly. Gravelly soiL .rc
apt to be mgore barren than. either e:ay
or. sand, on account of the large
atou f undecomposed rock -ab
sincesueontained in -them. T~hey
are naturally barren because of lieir
silicious.character, and are come:.enly
known as hungry soils. Muck oi pecat,
when properly prepared, is one of the
best additions that can possibly be used
- foball these soils, as it contain:; an
abundan supply of decayed veget4
table inatta r. which, when judiciously
applied, must produce excellent r.'sults
in -developing the productiveness 'of
poor land,-N. Y. .ler ald. '
DIOrsY-XrzTa F'ARC.-It is if
ten the eatse that horses; either young
- 'or old coustitutionalIj or othierw.se
d&ficient in st'azina and healthful
.vigtor show. it by swellings of the- legs
or belly, or various other parts of the
body, caused by accumiulations of se
rumn or watery fluid either in thc cellu
lar tissu.c.oif the muscles or in the cavi
ties of the body. This conidition is
knwna dropsy or water fairdy. The
treatment needed in such cases is to re
store the condition of the animial by
improWving the digestion, by nutritious
food, and by tonics. .Iu this case we
won.Id sureest that the best and the
seamlesimyV.' with lbran, oats. and
liniseed meal be given, the hay to be
cut, mnoistened,. anid mixed [with the
- other feed. With the feed should be
- given three tiiznes ;i dayv the fMlowing
in powder : Coppe~ras, one.dramn; gen
tia roOt: tiro dra-ms ; Sf>auishi fly, two
grains. The- swoll.en part should be
vigorously rubbed with a carse wool
en cloth occasionally to induce absorp
tioni. A homse subject toj this condi
tion.nieeds care, the best of feed, and,
~reguIlr exercise.
REM:>Y FORt INU3RoWING NAIJ..
. -A correspoudent of the .lritish Ned
ie:t! Journal writes;: "About twenty
years ago I applied a bit of comnpress
ed sponge to afford temporary relief,
and was delighted to find that it effect
ed a radical cure. I make the sponge
as solid as leather, by wetting and then
win ding then string very tightly round
it and then drying it thoroughly. Off
*this I cut a sma:ll pyramid'td piece, less
than a grain of rice ; this E insert be
i:epth the nail, and secure it by strips
or adhesive plaster, applied ionigitudi
mdlly to avoid conipression. The sponge
soonl becomes moist and swollenm. keep
ing the nail from the irritatedl flesh.
Any granulation should previously be
destroyed with strong~ nitric acid. I
have adopted this plau upon many ec
casions, and have never found it to
fail."
To prevent a horse pawing in the
stable tie or strap the legs :ogether
just above the knees, so they will
stand about naturally, six or eig,htinch
- es, apart. It will not in the least in
conuvenience the horse in lying down
or rising, and will prevent this annoy
SAD FATE OF A BLAS,1ENR.
We do not vouch for the truth of i he
following story, which is told by the
Athens Georgian:
"Tiere is a report prevalent on
our streets that a inan living near
Scull's Shoals, about twenty wiles be
low this city, told his wife'last Satur
day night to awake him up before 1
Cold God almighty woke ou Sunday,
as he wanted to cateh a mess of ish
for breakfast. His wife, in accord
ance with his instructious, called him
before day Sunday morning, and ie,
taking his fishing tackle, went to the
stream, and, finding a tempting hole,
took his seat upon a rock. Ifis wife
waited anxiously for his arrivi but
he not. appearing. toward nigit
she sumnioned some neighburs and
going to the stremn, she found the
missing man seated upon a ruck, and,
upon the party requesting hin to get
up and accompany the n home, he told
them that the Almighty had sent a
judgment upon hiI and he had be
come part of the rock and could not
move. His friends thinking that he
was jesting. took hoid of him and at
tempted to move him, when he coi
menced screaming at the top of his
voice and asked them for God's sake
not to attempt to lift- hiu up, as it
would murder him. IIe further in
formed them that he had been infori
ed by an unseen presence that, as a
judgement for his profanity and Sab
bath-breaking, he would never be sev
ered from his present seat, but would
remain fastened to it all his days and
that he would be made to preach his
own funeral. They say he talks quite
freely, and is visited by iminense
6rowds from this and adjoining coun
ties. Several parties, we learn, from
this place and Winterville went to see
him Wednesday., but have not yet re
turned."
Miscellaneous.
PHOTOGRIPH GILLERY,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Visitors to the city are respectfully .in
vited to visit mny rooms, where can be seen
Specimens of Pictures in all styleS of the Art.
Satisfaction g.uaraiteed and- prices cheap.
A. M. RISER,
Oct. 1, 39-tf. PLain Street.
STATE OF SOUTI CAROLINA,
LAURENS CGUNTY.-IN P11o
BATE COURT.
Ex Parte-Mary Downey and her husband,
Samuc!.
In Re-The Real Estate of Martha Dorroh,
de'd.-Petition for Partition.
To Alexander Hamilton, and the heirs of
John Hamilton, representative legatees
of the Estate of Martha Dorroh, dee'd:
You are hereby required to appear at the
Court of.Probatc, to be holden at Launrens
Court Uouse, for L4urens County, on the
10th day of November, A. D. 1873, to shew
cause, if any you can, why the Real Estate
of Martha Dorroh, dec'd., described in the
petition of Mary Downy and her husband
Samuel Downy, filed in mny office, should
not be divided or sold, allotting to the said
Mary Downey one-third, Alexander I.amnil
ton one-third, and the children of J&hn
Hamiltor, de'd., one-third.
Given under my hand and seal, this thme
16th day of September, A. D. 1873t.
C. L ARK, r. j. a.. c.
rQ Ateweerak rrammon anai 3T neII cnaren or .
John Hamilton, dec'd., defenidants in this
case, whose residence is unknown:
Take notice that action is commentQtced for
the partition of land, in the P'roba&te Court,
for the County of L:aurens, State of South
Carolina, and that a summons in this action
of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed
in the office of tihe Judge of Probate of saidl
County, at Laurens Court hou.se, State of
South Carolina, on the 10th day of Septe.m
ber, A. D. 1873, and that you aire required
to appea~r in the cause by the loth (day of
November next, or the PlaiutifTs will apply
to the-Court fo'r tihe reli"f demaunded in the
complahin.t. . TODD & ThDD,
Sep. 24, 38-Ot, A tt'ys f-r Pir'1t'f.
SEND FOR THE BEST!!
MORGAN'S
STERIEOSCOPIC TIEWS
11,
Cotton Fields,
Negro Groups,
Swamp Views,
.AND T!lE FINESTr
MOunltail Seuiry iii Amrerica.
Senes Pecular to the Sonthi and
Never BeF~ore P'ublished.
FOR S.A1E AT
TIIE PllNCl'IA II00K STOIWS.
RUFUS MORCAN,
XORGA1NTON, N. C.
An.*. 27, :3-0-n.
NOTICE.
Omsm Gamtmavmr.t.e AN Corxs,nu R. R.,
COLUxBna, S. C., Aungas: 29J, 1873..
UNDER a resolution of the Board of Di
rectors, the Interest Coupons of the~ State
Guaranteed Bonds, and. .of such other
Bonds 'of this Company as are regularly re
corded in the office of the Company, ma
tured bet,ween the 1st d:ty of January, 1872,
and 1st day of July, 187~3, both -inchisive,
will he funded ina Bonds having ten years
to run, as provided for ill the Company's
proosals to the Bond-holders, of date- Au
lders of the ablove ohNations are re
questedl to senad in a statemeint of them to
this oflice, to facilitate the exchanage whit-h
it is desired to comlplete without delay, and
enale the necessatry arranagemuents to bie
made for the resutmption of regular interest
payments on 1st January er'nin.
Sept. 17, 37-tf. President.
THE WALTON HOUSE,
MORGAdNTON, N. U.
JNO. C. MALLARD,
PROPRI ETOR.
First-class Livery Stable in connection with
Pa
Read! ea
.GREAT. D]
BRADLEY'S
MADI
Pure White Lead, Liweed Oil
Will lat tlree tine"s :ts loiul -s the bo.
Always ready for ws(
One Gallon Covers Twent
Tus PL
Mn. C. P. K.xotT-Sln: The Paint car
mallons each, and three buckets, one gallon
nyself. Two weeks, (not constant work,) c
1 applied thick, and it is now generally coni
ad harmony of colors, there is not a handL
ars by the operation, which is an item just
rally adopted in this State. Any couitry
Ruch stock a, Testimonials, but I feel so far
Paint" to the wants of our people, in excell
the fact of its beitig "ready mixed", that I -
you,) to make what use you think proper ol
Very respectfully an
MR. C. P. KSNItT, EsQ.-DFAn Sln: It
the Bradley Patent Enamel Paint far excee
nd I have'every reason to believe, in durf
painted the toof of tny (Hotel Mansion I1on
and I was so well pleased with it, I determi
most happy to say it gives mc pertect satisf
tnonial will be of aiy advantage to you, yoi
Yours tmost respectfull:
Mansion House Hotel, N. W. C
To THE Ptnr.ic.-It affords me mne
trect Theatre was painted iiside and out
which C. P. Knight, No. 93 West Lotnbard
itv over any and all other paints for similar
by be subjected to the very severe test it i
>ur daily cleaning, soap and soda rre const:
mt1d fresh as whel fitst put on. Of the nti
paints, I will oily. niention its being mixed
:hasers; its quickly dirying p.roperties, wirit
wherev paiti is needed, anitisit very percept:
bility to the objects otn which it is used. A
nerchants and iradesmen of our city, belie
hey catt possibly anticipate.
B16ltimt0ore, April 25, 1872.
Vn. C. P. K-NirTT-DEuR Sin: The pai
to several of our own buildings and to thos
'action itt coveting qualities, in glozs, and i
rial, and we cheerfully recommend it, espec
depend Ttponl unktow n patties, or painters,
found the most deceptlon.
Yours, traly,
MARY.An Li%E, BAr.TIM
C. P. K%;cnr, Est - Agint for Bradley
'he paint which I purchased fr9mn you has
ny neighbors itntettd to follow my example
y durable and CheAp, hit it looks better af
painter I have employed is deiighted witl i
mnd at the samte tine do a better job, with
ver used. I cant therefore without htesitati
ery best articles of paitnt ever introduced.
Yours, very trn]
MR. C. P. Kxicntt'-D~An Sin: I have
.namel Paint, atnd atrt happy to say that it
., antd to patties to whom 1 have furnished
~tret, who lives near Clermont Mills, to wi
nch pleased with it, andI gives permtission
aint. S. II. lotttagtte, paitnter, agrees wit
ett paitnt. I hope patties who have paintit
radkev's Patettt Etiatie] Pain t, whtich is tht
loss lottger thatn anty othter paitnt that I ha'
C. P. KNion-r, EsQ.-Df:An Sttn: I htave.
hvelintg last, Spring, antd atm mttucht pleased
aited, antd considecr it a good Paint.
Creswell P. 0., llarti:ord Co., Md., Feb co>
. P. K]
No. 93 W
gr SPECIMENS AND PRUCE us
Jtne 11, 23-Gnm.
- pectacles.
THE
Most Wonderful invention
OF THE ACE.
. Moses' Electro-Galvaaic, Pat. June 2d, '08
Attached to these patented Spectacles
are two scienttifically-. constructed Gulv:u:;ic
, rough the ntet yes of the head
Soft and Continuous Stream of Electricity,
i'talzn and givintg healthyv actiot to the(
ztre beatuil systemt ot th'ose parts. AF
01UTL anI ' td CER~TAINLY CURING
Partital P araly sis of the Optic Nerve, Weak
r liisueased V isiott, Neura!giai of the liead
otr tae Ne'vous Tuitches itt the Mutscles
f the F ace, Noise itt the IIead. L,oss ol
Mi tttal Entergyr, and a host of Nervous Dts
aes ariingu fromt depressi.ott of the ntervous
'nercv of te system.
Cotibuing itt a miost astonishing de*
:ee ,to
LIFE, IGOR AND HEALTIJ,
Il the :nean 0. of the sof t ittd lotwintg stream
,t I.eettici ty, giving lbrighttness to the Eye,
pziekiness to thte Ear, atti ene rgy toth
:,in.
The are set w ith ienses of1 the finest
na tumeire, to suit all sigihts, a:'h wxith
g.sses for those noit need ing: Spectacles to
etad with1, but desi-ring~ the bienefits to be
bn rivted frotm wvearintg thlie Batties ; and
are to he had itt this vicinity tiniv of
JOHNWF. SPECK,
Watchmaker and Jewelen
D)ealerm in WVatchtes, Clocks~, Jewelry,
Silver antd Plharedt WarLe,
NEWBERRIY, S. C.
None art' Genniine tuless each pair stamped
y. MQSES' ELECTRO-GALVANIC,
Pattetnted June 2d, 1868.
A pr. 9, I.l-tf.
Conifectineryj.
z. :1. WICKR,
DEALER IN
Confectioneries,
PRIaOCERES, &c.,
AT TIlE
Baltimore Corner,
Newberry, S. C.
[SCOVERY!
LT'ENT
!L rr PAINT.r
qAMEL F A 1
: FROM
ind Zine, Chenica ly -Combined
t lead and oil inixed in tle Orlinary wa.
. Sold by the gallou
F Square Yards Two Coats.
:o:
1\s, Frcti-Ia Co., Vi., Feb. Cth, 1S73.
ie safely to hand as ordered-two kcs, fiv1
cach. As practice was slack, I did the jo)
onipleted the hoi.se two coats. The last cost
:cded that f,r enamel-like hardness, and body,
omner job in the place. I sated sixty-five do.
now with Southern people. It should be gen,
lad can apply it. I have never dabbled i
cibly the great adaptability of your "Enamd
ncy of materiaLi, in beauty of color, and it
;ive you free. permission. (if it is desirable t)
this letter.
I truly, S. McGILL, M. D.
BALTIMon:, December 10th, 172.
affords ine imuw-h pleasore to say to you tim
1i my expectation in economy and beauty
.bility. More thnn twelve months since,
sC) with the Bradley Patent Enamel Paint
led to paint the outside of.the Hotel, and an
Iction. In CUnclusion I will say, if this testi
i are at liberty to use it.
,..AO ALBERTSON,
or. Fayetto.and St. Pani Streets, Baltimore.
bl pleasire to statf that in July, 1 71, Fron
vith "Bradley's Patent Eniamel Paint," fo
Street, is agent, and to testify to its superior
uses. In no private dwelling can paint possi
ndergoes at this establishment, where, durin
LmtlV applied to it, and yet it appears as sount
merous advantages it possesses over othe
nil ready for use in quaitities to suit pur
h saves mnch time in the execution of worl
ble tenacity, which imparts beauty and dura
s such I most earnestly recommend it to th4
'ing it will give them greater satisfaction thai
.WM. E. SFNN,
Front Street Theatre.
Ciui.msncn, December 10th 1872.
nts we received from you have been applie(
e of our friends, and have given entire satis
a 3(daptability to all kinds of surface of mate
ally to that class of consumers who have t<
to mix and furnish materials, wherein we havi
JACOB STOUFFER & SON..
on1 CouNTY, Mn., September 24th, 1S72.
s Patent Enamel Paint, B.dtimore-D;,an SIR
iven entire satisfaction, so much so that al
and have their hous-s painted. It is not on.
er it is put on than any paint I ever saw. Tli
le says that lie can paint twice as fast
lie Enamel paint, th any ot'her paint h4
on recommend it to the public as 0110 of th,
, *JAMES IIALL.
Ucr. A int, ManAND, March 4th 18S73.
beeni niing, since last spring, Bradley's Paten
gives entire satisfaction wherever I have uset
it for other painters to use. Mr. John J
som I furnished the Bradley Paint last fail,i
to use his mne n in recommencd in gso good
inme as to the durability of your muost excel
gto _do will look to their advantage n nd apph.
Smost duraible paint now in use. It holds it
-e ever used.
. samere nouse~ anio ogn rainter.
used Bradley's Patent Enamel Paint on m:
with it. and it looks as well now as when firs
Yours, truly,
h, 187:3. A. II. STR ASBAUGII.
UIGHT, Sole Agent,
Lombard Street, Baltimore.
I FURNISI[EDJ GRATIS..E
P
THE GREAT BEMEDY FOR
'CONSUMPTION
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by tihe
proprietors. It is acknowil
edged by nrany prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief. and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of aver forty years. When
resorted to in season it sel
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
ICroup, Whooping Cough,
IInfluenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
th o plaint.
I PREPAED BT
SET OWL0E & 8038, Boston, Esa.,
&Ad sold by Druggists andDealeragenerally.
Oct. 1, 39-ly.
Tobacco, Tobacco.
We are just ini reeipt of .Z5 P'uXES o1
TOItACC() of various grades and prices, at
wholesale or retail.
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
Ma.. 28, o1tr
PS
?J2
DRESSED FLOORING, CEILING, W1
Lyterns of M3ouldings made, over 100,(
Alantel-Pieces, Door and WXindlow Framnes,
iels, Ballusters of Walnut or Mahogany, or
work made ns cheap at this establishment
on hand the largest stock of the above,Sou
antee will give entire satisfaction to all wl
The subscribers are the only practical 11
carrying on thie biu-iness in the city of Ch:a
State, Georgia, North Carolina and Florid
twenty years.
W . P.
'NOTICE..-On nccount of the manner ini
tion of the risk of Breakam.e of GWass wrt
the roads in this Stateat HALF RATES,v
M1ar. 12, 1673-10-1y.
r IV
@
.Al WrhUrrMtOd.*
LNH. H AL L& CO,
' 246, ,10 KahetStreet.
2.23,225, ffdtB&,y.
- C HA RLESTM111.0
Th is Cut entered according to Act of Con
in the year1387:3. by 1. 11. 11A LLS; CO.. in tlhi
fice ofI the Lirra of Coge f,a Wr.chin;
Dor ah an Bin Fct
CHASDLRIETNGCEL, . C
HIane cS. I)S LaGE Ando FrMEs
ory asd theres isinthe oth.bv,
Antcll ork manutred sactf the Factor:
thscri hc~e yhoue on ratcd I
carryid by th aroinn in ths cityo h
FOIE.nactranWcontofms,eKinn inret
tonithe nnof Stret,onlie of Citys Wi
way. rAdrss, GO. S .aea HA KAESR
Mar. 1, '72-46-1.
Setce, ouge,~ &c.I
C Abine Work f all kineds ae n
hoan and RHAwodLLuria Ces
Coln made tof orer&?Uat hr oie
TH SBC'RllEThas. cant
hidua naieaortment o toec aoe ap
ces of d ifreino pattes, ateshi
ofhiun ma all f whch-h isrep
Dr,ps and BlindaFact
A Factras te is iayn hn outh.l
Afurkniatued at the Faeo 1 e actor
Thciuy Theonl pase tone athe
scriberyrespectlully a kn fors cntinu
Fofrsae and Wasreros, theing i
nosieforton Stret,o iea tof ei
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Nowbrr 13, ' ., uly1.
TH W ARREN,
Has1oph1ndVa d lmk o dr
Tee, LATnES andES
Cabint Woro gallknsrden a
paronfliberaltrs.< ndeaie
invoice jstpived b
Oct940tf MAES& MIARTI:
cases,of lile All e;itc:-., osworkmo
pof ithe oex, youn;al or whch mae isorepn
ly t wor aor uiterspae mmets.
thertie.tn datr hain ese s%ten
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NEWi SIIONERY HOUSE8,
E. R. STOKES
HAS just opened, in the new and hand
some building immediately opposite the
Pbonix office, on Main street, a compict(
stock of
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all sizes, qualities and of every description
Flat Papers of Cnp, Dey, Double-Cap, Me
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Of every variety, Memorandum and Thas
Books, Pocket Bools, Invoice~ and Lette
Books, R.ceip)t BIooks, Note i)Oks.
Al H In-CTS andl 1'RAUGHTISMEN wil
find a complete stock of materials for thei
1use. Drawing Paper, in sheets and rolls
Bristol IBoards, I',.stal Pi per :mid Boards, 0)
Paper, Pencils, Water Colors, in cakes an
Sboxes, Brushes, Crayons, Drawinig Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
Of every dlescription; a great variety of cot
venient aind useful articles fur both Tcecher
Sand Pupils.
Photograh Albumis, Writing Desks, Pot
folios, Cabas, with boxes, and a counties
Svariety of
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, to most elegant stock of Gold1 Pen
and Pencil Cases, superbiy-mounted leubbc
Goods.
*INKS.
]sha-k, lBlne, Violet and Cz:rmin.e, Indelibli
and Copying; Mucilage; Chess and Back~
gammon Men aLnd Boards : Visiting aud Wed
ding Cards, and everything nsually kept in:
First (lass Stationery flouse
Which the subscriber intends this shall be.
IIe will still conduct his BINDERtY an
BLANK BOOK MANIUFACTORY and PA
PER-lUING ESTABLISHMENT, whici
has been in snecessfuil operation for ove
thirty years in this State,:mnd to which ha
will continue to devote his own peirsonal ait
tention. Hlis stock will he kept up full an
complete, and his prices will he found alway:
reasonabhle, and he hopes to have a share o
patronage.
E. R. STOKES, Main Street,
Nov. 1.5, 46l-tf Oppoi,ite P'honix Office.
.Paintig.
JAMES PACKER,
HOUSE, SIGN,
A ND
DEVIR9ATIVE P A/NTER,
PAPER HAGING~ and KALSOMINING
Having provided himself with all the lai
test imp 1roved lidders :m rd oilier tools anm
implemrenits of h,~ir: tre, is now prepared in
performi all work in his lin e of buisiness with
rneitrnese, duinhihyn ndl dispaichi..
COUNTRY .TOBS WILL BE ATTENDED.
By the arranigerentis which he has com
pl ted lie wi ill be able to do thne senvera
branrche,s of his trad:e at the LOWVEST POS
SIBLE P'RICES.
Termis t ash on the comupletin of work.
If youn want nie mr!l donit see nwi, impiirt
at 11. 11. lease's Tin and Stove Store.
A pr. it 15-tf.
L O.DARGAN,
FAC'TOR
AND
00MflISiN IIERUHIIT
ADCER'S WHARF,
(OHARLESTON, S. C.
REFEiRE.CEs:
.Jaries Adger & Co., Bankers, Charles
ton, .S. C.
L. D. Mowry, Pmre'. I'niorn Bank, Charles
ron, S. G. A og. Sor, Zu-3m.
Electro Chenilcal -Baths,
Persons~ e'naginig Bathis, anid having hat
hours assignedl threm, failing to meet thii
engagemients without givinrg notice at least
two hoirs before the appoirnted hour, wil
be charged the same as if the Banth hadi
Ibeen taken. It requires abouit two hnour:
Ito prepare the ir.th, and! m hien otnce pre
pared it cart be oh rio use except to rhe per
son for whorm it we.s inttentded, heuce it ir
apparent tthat it should be paid for.
A course conisi.stig of 20 Baths, i.ach 1.5(
Onie-half patyable iin ad vance. the balance
at thne termuination of the course.
No Baths will he given on the Saubbath
and Blinds.
:o
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t- u
cc
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gr.
SS 3 AYN
w tj
ATHER BOARDS, &c. Over 100 different pat- w
)00 feet on h:nd, for sale at New York pices. zii
made to orde:rat sh-ort notice. Stair R'ail, New
t hand and inade to order. Good and substantial
as czn be made in the United S-,ates. We have
-th of the city of Baltimore, all of which we guar- bi
io want good and substantial work. a2
:cchanies, Sash, Blind and Door Makers, by Trade, M
,rieston, and can refer to gentlemen all over this aL
a, as to the character of their work for the past
RUSSELL & CO., Charlieston, S.C.
Nhich we box up our work, and nur own assump
I., ordinary handling, our goods are shipped over
;hich is a great saving to the purcihser of our work.
W. P. RUSSELL & CO.
Professional Cards.
Dr. J. D. BRUCE,
I In resumlin the PRACTICE of hiis PRO
FESSION, tenders his services to the cit
zens of the Town, and can be found at all
tincs within it. limit:.
Apr. :3, "73-16-tf.
JOHNSTONE & HARMINGTON,
Attorneys at Law,
(Office on Law Range,)
NEWBERRY, S. C.
George Johnstone. Y. 3. Harrington.
Apr. 2, '73-13-ly.
THOMPSON 4 JONES,
D ental Surgeons,
NEWBERRY C. H., S. C.
IC
d
c
(Graduates of the Pennsylvania College of
Dental Surgery.)
Mar. 19, '73-11-:f.
To Women, Both Married and
ress, Single.
tn - Apply for relief before you become a con
firmed invalid.
-- I have been for years past attending stict
ly to the treatment of diseases of women,
a both married and single, and as the number
,of cases co)ntinue.s to increase al:nost daily I
will pay special attention to those who may
apply to mec for help, and may, if I should
get a suflicient number of cases, make it a
specialty.
There are many women who are taking
medlicines reconm mended for such disenses,
which are worse thman usele.4, they palliate
and sometimes sceem to give relief, but in
fact they postpone the evil until the d1isease
assumes the chronic form, and thenm they ap
ply'to the Physvician for relief, which can be
given, but not so roon as when taken in the
frst or early s:'ge.
I use no quack medicines, I treat- discases
on ta:ional. and scientific principles.
E A P. B3.RUFF.
N. B. I practice for cash only and prompt
i payments. Mar. 12, 10-tf.
Drugs A Faucy .Irticles.
op-- - - -
DRI. S. F. TFANT,
ias,
le NEWlBERRY C. IH., S. C.
Ma. All the most approved PATENT MEDI.
CINES constantly on hand.
and PER~FU.\ERIES, SOA~PS ~and TOILET
ARITICLES, of the choicest cha:racr.
S. MEDIUINAL LIQUORS, of purest quali
--- tv.
p Prescriptions compounided carefully, at
y all hours, thy anid night.
Mar. 12, '73--10-tf.
on -______________
D R. H. BAER,
rdWHOLESA'LE AND RETAILr
2,DR UG G IST,
eNO. 1:31 MEETING STREET,
ICHARLESTON, S. C.
1Mb May 3, 18-tf.
tion
that
ider GERMAN
300OTlIG COiMDL
Invaluable in Teething, and summer Coin
plaints of Children. Cures
DIAR RlHG ,
DYSENTERY,
- COLIC,
And1 other Diseases, in:cidenit to theC period
of D)en tition.
Unlike the "'Soothitng Syrups," now so
NO ANODYNE,
Or oIthier inijurious. Drug. It is coimp cd of
the very besit inaterials, anmd shiould be
fond' in every Nursery. The best physi
cians recommend it.
MANUFACTURED n
N Dr. H. BAER,
CHARLESTON. S. C
SFor sale by M OTTE & TA RRANT,
INewberry, S. C. May :i, 1 S-tf.
Interesting to All.
te'My term of oflice hainrg ex pired, I re-I
spectfully notify all persons who had liens.
on- deeds or rmort:ages recorded during av
Joem ofolice, to ll! on Me.ors. & Jones
d, Joes, howiltelve theS am.LA .
Books.
Vorth and Beauty.
'000S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
AND fiHE CHOMO
(O SEMITE.
[aving control of the magnificent OIL
[ROMO, YO SEMITE, we are able to offer a
mbinntion of iiterary and artistic work of
nuill. wori!, ZIn &l prices unprecedented.
rhis fine copy of a piece of Nature's grand
work, is not presented in the usual limited
-ie-its dimensious, 14x20, making a pic
re of very desirable size, in itself
AN ORNAMENT TO THE ROOM
aced by its presence.
But few copies of this beamiful Chromc
11 be allowed to go to the retail stores, and
ose will be sold at their
Actual Retail Price, $6.00,
lile if rdered in connection with our Maga
2c, both will be famished for
$1.50.
As a Premium the picture may be obtained
sending us two subscriptions for the Mag
ine at $1.00 each, or by subscribing for the
agazine two years in advance, at $1 00 per
num. Address.
WOOD'S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
Newburgh, N. Y.
S. E. SIUTES, Publisher. Sep. 3, 35-tf.
/agazines, Books, &c.
1873. -
Godey's Lady's Book and a beautiful
bromo, for Three Dollars a year.
The Aldine, a Fine Art Journal, and two
ie Chromos, for Five Dollars a year.
Send in your subscriptions early.
Also, Writing Desks, Portfolios, &c., &c
At the
BOOK STORE.
Nov. 27, 48-tf.
Sewing eilachines.
"The Family Favorite."
THE
IEEO SEWMI MIHIINE
Is now on Exhibition, and ready fqr sale,
y
MRS. D. MOWER,
GENERAL AGENT,
For Newberry and Laurens Counties.
I have one of the New Weed Sewing Ma
hines in use in my family, and in addition
a the satisfaction it gives my wife and
aughter. I will add my own opinion as a
ractic d mechanic, that for P)RFEcTIoN of
VORKMANsmP in build, ease of manipula
ion, simplicity of construction and readi.
ess of adjustment, it is NOr EXCE.LLED by
ny other sewing machine in the market.
JESSE II. LORD,
fechanical Editor of "Scientific American."
Aug. 27, 34-tf.
AMERICAN BUTTON-HOL.E
OVER-SEAMINC
BEWIN9 MACHINE.
-
BUY THE BEST !
lrhe AMERICAN will Last a Life Time.
It is superior to all others for simplicity
Ind dlurabjility.
It has beent pronounced by the best me
hanics the best fmnished, and made on the
>est lan, of any machine manufactured.
Viii sew tihe finest and coarsest fabrics, no
natter how munch starcih. Never drops
titches~, runs light and almost noiseless.
Call and examine for yourself.
Sold onr the Imost reasonabjle ternms and
atisfaction guaranteed.
Inducements to clubs.
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
Oct. 23 43-tf.
Ins4uranlce.
DOTION TATES
L IF E
[NSURANOE
COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
H1ACON, GA.
A uthorized Capital..... ........2000,000
Suaranteed Capital........:.. !0,0
Deposited with State Comptrollers
for Security of Policy Holders. .$150,l00
:o:
WV. 13. JorsstoN...............President
W.S Hu.... .. .... .. ..ice-President
EO. l OnA1. . .. .... Secretarf
J. W. B3caKs... . ... . ... .(eneral Agent
7. M,IEcER GmREEN, M. I)....Medical Ex'r
W. J. MAGILL..... .... . ..Sup't ot Agencies
l'. F. McCar...................Actnary
NEWVBERRY C. II., S. C.,
D)eeember 19. 1872.
At a meeting of Policy Holders, at
\ewberry C. ItL, a Board of Advisory
Pistees of the COT1TON STATES
bLIFE INSURA.NCE COMPANY
vas orgranized.adtefloigo
1ers elected :d~:n h olwn ~
l'roMas S. 3Moon~x,N - President
VM. LANOFO01D. - jce-Pre.>ident
). L. SCHIUMPER T, .-. Secretary
The Company is in the finest possi
>le conditionl-ha Ving $175 to $100
>f liabilities.
A~ Dividend has. been declared on
11l Pol~icies issued prior to January
.t, 1870.
M. W. ABNEY,
(.ene.ral Agen