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THE LIVER.
ffiffiS^ilj^iom THE syinti'ins of Liver Coin?
SJ?lT?MONS^?plaini, KIO uneasiness um) pain
SrnStafttSSS?*''1 th? side. S-?metimos paiii in
the shoulder, nod is mistaken for Rheumatism.
The stomach ia affected with loss id appetite
and aicknoax, bowels in general costive, some
times alternate with lax. The head is troubled
with pain, ami dull, hoary sunsunian, consul
.MMSMa????!0rabie loss of .mory, uccom
\ _ ?Ld_Vffl?~SPl>ll'ei' w'*b painful sensation
B**'flt^y*ST*of having loft undone si ?hie?
thing whirH ought tn have hoon done. Often
complaining of wouknosj. debility, and low
.pinte. Some'imes some of the above symtnma
attend the disenso, nod nt other times very few
of them; but the Liver is generally the organ
mosfcinvolved. Curo the Liver with Simmons'
Regulator and all will be well.
BB. SIMMONS'
LIVE ll'REGULATO R.
A KKMKDV FOR ALL DISEASES CAUSED liv A D8
HANUED STATE OF TUE Lt VER.
?ffS?u!^ Headache .Tann
gU KO V L ATOli *d ice, Cost i ve 11 Qss. Sics Head
gggggggg^jgaoho Chronic D.nrrhoa. Af
feotionsof tho Blander, Cainp Dy som erv. Affec
tions of the Kidney*. Fever, Nervousness,
Chills, Diseases of tho Skin. Impurity of the
Blood, Melancholy, or Doorossion of Spirits,
llear't Burn. Colic, or Pains in tho B >WHIS,
Pain in the nend. Fever and Aguo. Dropsy,
Baili?, Pain in Buck and Limhs. Aphtha. E>-y
al pel as, Female Affections, und Billious Dif>eu
?es generally,
J. II ZE1LLV A CO..
Druggists. Mac iii. Georgia,
For sale by all Druggists. Price $1.00 per
paokoge.
A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted
toboHtrictly vegetable, and omi do no injury to
*oV one.
It ha? been ?sod Hv hundred'', and known
for the last twon?y-Hveveurs ns one hf tho most
reliable, offtcatioui and harmless preparations
'ever offered to the suffering. If Inkoii regular*
ly and perslrttently, it is miro to effect a cure.
.SHAD YU 18 Pl'KCl MEN Or A II UN DH LD CERTIFI
CATES :
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND IT.
MACON. GA.. Deo. 23. 1808.
MKSPB? ZIJMN (O CO.-Gentlemen : 1 have
used the Simmens hirer Regulator in my fami
ly, and also in my regular practice, and have
found it a moat valuable and satisfactory medi
cine, and believe if it was naod by tho profus
alon lt would be of service in very many ea-e*.
I know very muoh of (ts component part*, und
can certify of its modical qualities und porfoot
Wff!* B, p. omoas. M. I>.
March 8, ?808_22 tf
EARLY BOSE POTATO.
ONB POUND EARLY ROSE sont by mail
postpaid, $1. 4 pounds Early R-se, s?ni
hy mail, postpaid. Best Spring \Vheut in
tho world; the Earliest and most productive
O?tni wonderful vielding Ont*~-WM?e and
Waok-weighing 46 pounds to 'the bushel
JPprtng Barny t Grass ?ead? t Fowls* Egg?
liege. The Great Feed Cutter. Bond for ?hi
ExreaiMENTAti FAR* .?crmn AI.-I?O*T VACUA W.I
MAOAJIH* IK tan CopHTar--<?nly il 50 pei
year. Sulwrtbe if you want to nuke y?ui
.hmm- omm
"'" ' " Ohambersborg, Pa.
vu** *, m 22 ; tf
Nance, Cary & Norton.
JUST OPENED,
Above the old West Union House,"
Not fur from the Depot, whore TIMK, MONEY
and LABOR may bo saved.
WE aro now receiving a full supply of
?J HU Al? Uli Y GOODS, consisting
in part nf
BROWN COTTONS,
LONGCLOTH,
SUI UTI NOS,
PRINTS,
OSNABUROS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
CROCKERY, &C.
Tim attention of the publio is particularly
called to our woll selected, and largo supply of
v It o C a : KIES:
SUGARS, of all grades;
Cuba ?nd New Orleans MOLASSES;
Sugar House SYRUP;
SALT and COFFEE.
Our GROCERIES woro bought before tho
late rise, and we propose to hold the old prives
for tho sn ino.
Parties in tho country having any kind of
PRODUCE to soil will givo us ono call, then
thev can judge for themselves,
Ma.ch jj. IrtOQ_21_tf_
Saddlery, Saddlery !
HARDWARE,
Carriage Mat criais,
LEATHER, &C,
1M1E undersigned beg to cal) attention to
their largo mid complete stock of
SADDLES, BRIDLES,
HARNESS.
CARRIAGE MATERIALS. &C,
Which they offer Ut Wholesale and Retail, upon
tho most favorable terni!?.
SlSy Orders promptly executed.
JENNINGS. T?10MLINSON CO..
N'i. 160 Meeting Street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
March 2. 18G9 21 4t
LKaTHKIlMLEAfllER!
'PH'" undersigned will keep constantly on hand
I a large supply ol' ?,I?.-1TII ED, comprising
Sole and Uppor Loather, v
IT-irnpips Loather.
Kip and Calf Skins,
Oftho first quality and b'.st ian.
For sale, cn KAI? ron CASU, at my Shop, shove
Waller. Wa?son & Cn.
Wv LT Blt M. WOODIN. Agent.
Feb. 15. lSf.O _10__tf
Corn, Fodder, Shucks.
BY Power of Attorney, for benefii nf Credit
or". I will nell at auction, on Mr. R. A.
Maxwell's Seneca River place, on Wednesday
tlie 7th of April next.
800 or 1000 BUSHELS OF CORN.
4.000 or 5 000 BUNDLES PO C DER.
more or ;
Some SHUCKS! and other articles.
iSr TERMS-CASH 1
J. B. SITTON.
March 1. 1809_21 ' 3
Public Sale.
RY permission of Richard Lewis. Fsq.. Judge of
Probate. I will sell lo tho highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the Pith dav of Mnrch next, at
OLD PICK ENS C. IL,
The personal property of the late W. M. Budden,
deecascd. to wit :
His LAW I.IBR \RY. consisting of a valuable
collection nf haw Hooks
One MUUH AU. OB DST t AD, and various other
anieles.
TERMS, CASH !
ROO BUT A. THOMPSON.
A?ni'r.
Feb.. 23. 1RG0 20 td
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Oconee < aunty.
Pltilomah Crane and )
Amanda thane. Applicants f
vs. ^ Petition for Par
Viney Crane and other?. j lilian.
Defendants, j
TT appearing tn HIV satisfaction I hat Viney
Crane. J ilin Calhoun and wife Nancy Cal
houn. Lor?li?o Barnes and wife Martha Barnes,
Jilin Sa in ide? und wife Judith Sample?. Isaac
Crane. Lewis (!nx and fleirs of Georg? Barnes,
deccu-ed. defendants in thia ouse, reside beyond ?
the limits ??f thi? State: Said absent defend
ants uro. therefore, requited to appear in the
Probate Court, to ho lodden itt Walhalla. S. C.
on the l?t day of June next, to show cause, if
any they can. whv the Beal Estate of Philomnn
Crane, deceased, should not ho ?old an! the
proceeds divided among (die heirs of said de*
ceased, aenording to law. or ihoir oon?ent to the
same will be entered of record.
R LEWIS,
Judge of Probate Court.
Morch 2 1S00_21_3m
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OC>NKF. COUNTY -CITATION.
\\7 HERE AS, Jackson Peaton bath made
5 ? suit to me to grant him Legers of Ad
ministration npon the Estate and effoets of Levi
Denton deceased: The kindred mid creditors
I of the sa>d Levi Beaton, ' deceased, ure. there
fore, ordorod to ho mid appear before mo. tn
! tho Court of Pr diuto. t i ba held at Wiilbnlla,
S-, C , on Monday the 15th day of March, inst,
nt ll ?'clock, in the forenoon, to show causo, if
anv *hev cnn, why the said Administration
should not bo granted. Given under my hand,
this the 2d day of Maroh, 1869.
R.LEWIS,
Jndgo of Probate Court.
TI??TSTATE OF SOTJT?I CAROLINA,
In Probate Court-Picken? County.
Wm. J King and wifo 1
Malinda King. ot. al., I Petition for sale
vs. V "f Roal Eft?ate of
Jesse MeMahnn and wife | William Barrett,
j Caroline MeMahan. et.nl. j deceased.
IT appearing to the satisfaction*of .this Court
that the heirs at law of Benjamin Barrett,
deceased, to wit; William Barrett, Milton
Barrett. Benjamin Barrett and DitvM Barrett,
reside from and wlthmit the limits of (his Stnto:
lt is thereforo ordered that .these *nh? uhseni
parties d" appear and objoot ?rt the dlvhdon of
sate of tho Rofd E'tato' of William Barrett,
deceased, on or before the let ?Monday Iff April
next, er theil)oonsent to the saine will he en?
tered ef vonrd. Given under n?* hand ifou" seal
of said OnurL at Pick ens C. H., thia the 14th
?f ?ooomb?. ?OS. ? pntfceOT. ^
pe?.!*!??? l/Udg*(,fl?>'?f?1*'
!*lJ?^J-JJL*tg_':JL'.L-ijt..!l_I,JM > i ?.?if?i<?iKi?.UM
FERTII
We keep on hand
Zell's
F JR ii Til
r"Jlt Manufacturais pi
^?jded.
^Frcsh Gardon Seeds,
prjSeed. With a good s
5? DRY GOODS, IlAUDW;
Which wc offer for
Cash or
J. B.
PENDLETON, S. C. Fehruarv 4, 181
. GUii
FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER.
rJMfE old firm of Fisher & Lowrance bog to tender
I their timuka lo their friends ol thc up country
for their liberal patronage heretofore, nod willi
improved facilities und largely increased Stock, by
strict integrity and attention io business, they
feel conlidcnt under ibo new firm of a growing
trade
We havo the largest and heBt selected stock of
HOKS. TRACE CHAINS,
PLOW I HON AND PLOW STEEL,
That luis boen offered in this market since
thc war.
Trace (.'hains, from 75 cont?, up.
Brade's Steel Hots, 85.50 to *7 50 per dot.
Elwill's Corn Hoes, 83.00 to 83.75 per doz.
Plow Steel, ll cents per pound
Iron, from 5 cents up; all sizes and kinds.
We are Agents fur the celebrated BRIN
LY PLOW. . Also, CardweiVa AGRICUL
TURAL WORKS.
Orango Powder Mills POWDER.
Roston H?lting Company's MACHINE
H10 LT I NO.
' on. Leather Rotting Company's LEATH
ER BELTING.
Rider & Whiting's COTTON & WOOL
CARDS.
A complete Stock of HARDWARE and
O ROCE Kl 10S constantly on baud, as low us
?au be bought.
We solicit consignments of. and will pay the
highest prices for all kinda of Produce.
FISHER, LOWRVNCE & FISHER,
COI. UM B? A, fi. C.
Feb. O, 18G0_18_ti
Newberry College,
WALHALLA, S. C,
THE NE WHERRY COLLI'OE HAVING BEEN
removed from Newberry to Walhalla, will be
ope cd for thc reception of Students,
THURSDAY, Nov. ?th, 1868.
T E R M S :
Collegiate Deportment, $1 r?0 per month.
Prepnrntory Department, 3 per month.
Primary Department, 1 <*>0pcrmonlh
Suitahlf arrangements can ho made for board
ing Students in private families, from $10 to $12}
per month Ft>r furl ber particulars, nddrcss
' Rev. Prof. J. P. SMELTZER. Pres.
Nov. 6. 18t58 6 Walhalla. 8. C.
BOT" *. Anderson IntdTigonfter " pleose copy
three times and send trill fo thin office.
NEW ADDITIONS!
\1'E beg to. Inform our friends and tho puhlio
' ' generali , that in addilioo to our former
Siook. we are now receiving the following Goods,
In which wo invite their attention :
Swedes Iron, Plow Moulds, Wagon Tires;
Amen' L. II. Shovels, Spades, Steel Pitch
Forks ;
Collins' Axes, Brade's Steel Hoes, Horse and
Mule Shoes ;
Horse Shoe Nails, Grindstones, Potwarc ;
Cotton and Wool Cards, Colton Plow Lines,
Manilla Rope.
In fact everything usually needed by tho
Planters at this season of the year.'
Our Stook of O ROO EM ES kept full and com
i?te by constant arrivals from New York.
Fertilizers :
Wo art? the authorised Agpnta for tho sale of
M ti pe'? Wit.-ogeiilzed Super-Phos
phate of lilllie. Wo take great pleasure in
recommending this fertilizer to the planters of
Ooonoe and adjacent Counties, not from mere
hearsay or printed certificate?, but front our own
observation and the experience of our planting
friend? In Abbeville during thc past year. Par
i tie* who invested ton limitod extant lae! year, are
now ordering in qmntitles as high as ten and
twenty tona.
Retnrning our sincere thank? to the pabilo gen?
' crillly for their very 1 i herat patronage, we hope,
j by studying moro olosely their A anta, and enlarg
ing our Stook In all the departments, to merit a
contin?anos of their favors.
WALLER, WATSON & CO.,
WALHALLA, 8. ti.
i Feb 10. 18ft0_18_it
W7J. & J.E. NEVILL
j ^^AIM tho authoritod Agents for the saleo
j SOL?BLE PACIFIC GUANO.
Thev will furnish it to farmers, fur ooah, at
172 ?n per Tim of 2000 pound*.
WALHALLA, 8. 0 . Feb. 1.1860 17?-tf
PARTIES who have been buying Goods at th?
Fall's Store. <? Oil timo," will please ooma for
I ward and saul? lo prod no? or cooney.
WWflRNItWn??i^WlMinHKnmv&nmmai^ti^ui^ nimmt
: I Z E R g
Wando, Mapes'3 and
RS,
W
vices, with freight ad-^ (
so, w
Timothy and Clover^
itock of
i RE, GROCERIES, &C, 2
sale at low prices for^ ^
Harter.
E. SLOAN & CO.
38 17-tf
L n o. ,_
U. S. Internal Revenue.
ASSISTANT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,
3ao DISTRICT or SOUTH CABOLINA,
Six MILS MILLS, l'iekens Co., Feb. 1U, 18d9.
3ST O T I O E .
MY ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS must be made
and my Return mudo out and forwarded to
tlie Assessor on or beforo the Inst duy of March,
proximo.
Tho taxes to bo assessed now. arc: Special or'
Licenso tuxes for the yearcommencing the 1st day
ot May, 18G9; incomo tuxes, ?tad articles in Sched
ule A. to wit : Winches composed wholly or in
part of gold or gilt, kept tor usc ; Oold and Silver
I'late. Billiard Tables, and Carriages valued at
$300 or over.
It is' tho duty of every onr of lawful age. to
innke Inoonic lleturus whcihc the amount of lb*
comcrenolies a taxublo point? r not. And such a
want of knowledge, as how l make Income [te
lin ns, hus existed heretofore \mong tho people,
frc in not having ke|it any account of their busi
ness, that many of thc Kc urns are. no doubt, in
correct. Such a want of knowledge cannot now
exist, and such ltd urns will, ia the future, b?
more thoroughly investigated.
The law requires every one. at thc proper time,
lo como to nv- and make Returns without notice,
but lo afford the people (in my large Territory)
such reasonable accommodation ?a 1 can: in con
nectio i with my oilier duties, I will ho nt Pie kens
C. H. during tho whole week, commencing Mon
day. 22d of February. At my otlice, at home,
during tho whole week, commencing Monday, the
let day of March. At Walhalla,during tho whole
week, commencing Monday, the 8th day of March.
And afterwards, at irregular points, until the last
day of Mureil.
F. A. HOKE, Ass't Assessor
(Uh Div., 3rd Dist, of S. 0.
Feb. 7, 18(10 IR_4
To Farmers, Merchants
A ?VD
SPECULATORS.
WE aro now prepared to mako liberal nd
vanees mi Cotton ur any other Produce
shipped tu PRLZER, It'iDUERs & Co.. Charleston,
S O.j LYON Bit <$ . Pal ti more; and KIRKLAND,
Wv LEY & Co., New York.
KEKSE * McCULLY,
No. 10, Granite How,
ANDERDON C. II.
TW. lf> 1SfiS . ll_3m
CARSON P. BRYSON,
Irreal ZEDe-ta/te Agent,
WALHALLA, S. C.,
WILL buy and sell REAL ESTATE on Uio
most reasonable terms. Pomona hav
ing Lands fu* salo in the Counties of Oconeo
nod Picketts aro respectfully requested to for
ward Pints and descriptions as t? tho location
and qunliiy of thc land to him. and he will koop
them mi hand for exhibition to any one desiring
to purchase Kool Estate. Whore no sale is ef
fected no charge will bo made.
B6aT Office at BRYSON & CO'S. Store.
Feb 4. 1X09 17_tf
EDWIN BATES & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
Dry Goods
and
Clothing,
122 & 124 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTONS C.
EDWIN Mi HATES,
GEO. C. SELM AN,
TIIOS. lt. M cG A ll AN.
February 10. 1869 18 3m
THIS IS THE WAY
TO O KT TUE WORTH OF YOUH PROTERTY.
1ST-LEARN THE DEMAND,
\ND If you will report to tn? tho property you
havo for sale.' suoh ?a LANDS. LIVE STOCK,
of every description, or property of any kind, I will
try tooffcot a sale. 2} per cent, or all proporty,
except Farm Produce, whioh is 1 per com. No
sale, no oharge. Persons wishing to purchase
property, by calling on me. oan aso rtaln Where
sue h as they nee i tiiny be found. '
B. HOLDER.
WALHALLA, S. C., Feb. 16, 1860 19-stf
THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
O G ONE E G O UN T V.
William 8. Urislmm, Applicant,
va.
David U. Sloan and other?. Defendants.
IT appearing te my satisfaction that David U.
, I Sloan. William L. Sloan. Susan Mary 31 au.
1 Eugene Sloan, and Sar rh Sloan, the defendant!
in thia eas?, reside Without the limite of this State:
It ie ordered, therefor?, that they do ??oh and
every one appear ?ad objeot to the cale or division
of tho Heal Estate of William Sloan, decoased, 00
or before the Hist day of May, 1869, ?r their con
tent lo th? aama will be entered of rcoord.
RIO I ARD LEWIS,
Judge of PtWto.
?ob. 18, i m i? sw
MAXtit feXSt??tBD AT TH lb OniM
Ou tTi^'t?ottl R??.0?i?t?o Termo.
ID XTPONT'S
GUNPOWDER.
IWOULD invite the attention of deniers to
my Loree and Well Assorted stock of POW
DER, consisting of
RIFLE, HP?, in kegs, hulf and quarter kegs,
also in ono pnund and half pound canisters.
DEER HF, in kegs, hulf and quarter kegs, also
in oue pound and half pound canisters.
EAGLE SPORTING nnd RIFLE in G* ponud
kees, one pound and hulf pound canisters.
EAGLE DUCKING, in 12* and 6} pound
ken?. fivo pound and one pound canisters.
BLASTING POWDER, iu tweuty.fivo pound
kegs.
Sporting, Mining, and Shipping Powder of
every variety, mnnufnctnred nt the celebrated
Milla nf E. J. DUPONT DENEMOURS CO.,
Wilmington Delaware, whoso reputation has
stood unrivalled for sixtv-eight years.
I am prepared tu fill ail ordors. either Retail
or Wholesale, allowing a liberal discount in lots
of twenty-live kegs or more.
J. IV. ROUSON, Agent,.
Nos. 1 & 2, Atlantic Wtiarf,
Charleston, S. C.
Doo. 7. 18G8 10 3m
NEW STORE.
rIMIE undersigned are now putting up a-brnn
I new STOCK OF GOODS in the old Fajen Store,
nearly opposite Dr. A. E. Norman's Drug estab
lishment, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUEENSWARE,
FANCY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, AC,
Which they ofT r low for Cash or Country Pro
duce, old Hank Hills, &c.
..Quick sales and small profits" heine our mot
to, we invite everybody to call and see if they
don't buy. Uring on your old Hank Bills, your
Cash and your Produce, and we will do you ?zood.
J. N. H RYSON & CO.
WALHALLA. 8. C.. Dec. 14. 1808 tf
C. L. REID & CO.,
WALHALLA, 8. C.,
(Opposite the Lutheran Church,")
A RE AGENTS for the celebrated FACTO
^TJL RY YARN, manufactured at the Pendle
ton Factory, by WM. PERRI* & Co. A full sup
ply kopt constant Iv on hur d and f r sale both
by Wholesale nod Retail, oud us cheap as it can
be bought, anywhere else.
They are also constantly tnnklnc additions to
their already extensive nnd well selected stock
of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. &G.
\\.. to tcjfw 7 tf
lieese & McCully,
SUCCESSORS TO BEWLEY, KEESF. & CO.)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware. Iron,
Guus und i* lut ola
Brokers & Commission Merchants.
AGENTS roa
ARROW COTTON TIES.
BATH PAPER MILLS, AC
ANDERSON C. H., S. C.
Dec. IG. 1?G8 ll ?rn
Additional Attractions
AT
HEADQUARTERS.
IN addition to my funner stock. I am receiv
ing a full and complete Stock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
All of which I will sell nt the VERY LOWEST
prices oithor for cash or Barter.
Dt BIEMANN.
Wanted.
Corn. Beans. Pons. Wheat. Rye. Oat?, Dried
Fruit. Butter. Turkeys, Chickens and Eges. for
which I will pay tho VERY UICMKST price either
in Barter or Cash.
D. BIEMANN.
WAMI ALLA. Nov. 10, 18G8 G-tf
WANTED:
2,000 BUSHELS WHITE CORN.
600 BUSHELS MIXED- COHN.
2,000 POUNDS BACON.
2,000 ? PORK.
For which the highest prices will be paid in
CASH.
Weare constantly receiving NEW OOODS
front New York, Baltimore and Charleston.
Give us a call at Dr. Boll's ?dd stand.
B?UKNIGHT ?fe BARDEN.
January 18, 1869_12_tf_
Notice ! !
DOORS, SASHES AND BLINDS.
THE undersigned is now prepared to furnish,
at thc shortest notice. DOORS, SASHES.
BLINDS, and Building Material of all descrip
tions.
ALSO, dressed grooved and tongued Boards,
of ovcry description.
Mill and Factory on King, opposite Cannon
Street, Charleston! S. C.
GEORGE S. HACKER,
Proprietor.
January 26.1869_ 10-8tn
JOSEPH J. NORTON,
Attorney 0% Tu a,w,
All btwineiM for Ptekens County loft with
J. 1?. HAG?OD, ESQ.,
PIC KENS c. lt?,
WILL Un PROMPTLY ATTENDRI) TO
' October 26. 1808 1 If
Attorney at L*W
AND [?.-if
SOLICITOR IN ttOJUITV,
?-IAS LOOATED
AT TUE i .
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WALHALLA PRICE CURRENT.
CoRRECTBp WEEKLY BY
io. BI:H::M:Aisrisr,
APPLES-Oreen, per bushel, - 75al.OO
Dried, per pound, - 6n7c.
BAGGING-Gunny, per yard, 30a33
Bundee, per vara,
BALE ROPE-Manilla, per pound, 33n85
BUTTER-Per pound, - - 25
BEESWAX-Per pound, - 2ft
BEEF-Per pound, . - 6a6
BACON-Ung round, per pound, 18 a 20
BEANS-White, per bushel, - $160
CALICO-Per void. - - 10a 20
CANDLES-Adamantine, per lb. 80
" Tallow, per pound, * I?
CHICK ENS. - . - 15a20
COTTON YARN-Per bunch, $2 25
COTTON-Per pound. - - 26
CHEESE-Per pound, * 26
COFFEE--Kio. per pound, - 80
COPPERAS-Per pound, - 10
DUCKS. ... . 20
FLOUP-Per barrel. <? . $13 00
FEATHERS-Per pound, - 40
GEESE. .... 26*30
GRAIN-Corn t>er bushel. . $115
Wheat per bushel. - $2 00
live per bushel. $1 00 a 1 10
" Oats, per bushel, - 60
PEAS-Per bushel, - - $1 00
HIDES-Dry, per pound, . 10
" Green, per pound, . $
INDIGO-Condina, per pound.
Spanish Float, per lb. $2 00
LAUD-Per pound, - - 18 a 20
LIME-Per bushel. . . 46
LUMBER-Board.-, per 100 fret, $1 20
Scantling, per 100 feet, $1 25
SHINGLES-Per 1.000, - $2 60
MOLASSES-Cuba, per gallon, 80
N. O. Svrup, $1 Of
MADDER-Per pound', - 40
N AILS-Per pound. - - JO
ONIONS -Per bushel. - - $150
OIL-Kerosene, pe . gallon, - $1 00
PORK - Per pound, - - 10
POTATOES-Irish, per bushel, $1 (JO
" Sae?t. nor bushel - 50
RICE-Per pound, - - 15
SHOT-Per pound, - - 20
SHIRTING-Brown, per yard, 12e 20
" Bleached, per vard. J2n 30
SPIRITS- Corn Whiskey, per gal. #4 00
SALT-Li vol peni, per suck, $3 50
SOAP-Per pound, - 16
S I GAR-Crueled, ter t.nr.d,
*4 Brown, per pound, 16a20
STARCH -Per pounU, ' - - VJ
SODA - Per pound, - - 20
TALLOW-Por pound, - 15
TURKEYS; - - - 50a 75
TEA-Gieon. per pound. . $2 00
Bhrck. per pound. $2 00
TOBACCO-Chowing, per lb. 25a 1 50
Sin -king, per pound. 60 a 1 00
VINEGAR. Cider, per gallon, $1 00
WOOL-Wtithed per pound. 40
Change of Schedule on Greenville
and Columbia Railroad.
ON and ofter Wednesday, thp I2th inst., the
Passenger trains will run daily. Sundays
excepted, connecting with Night Train on South
Carolina und Charlotte und South Carolina
Railroads, ns follows:
Leave Colombia, 7 00 a m
Leave Alston. 8 55 a tn
Leave Newberry. . 10 35 u nt
Arrive at Abbeville, 3 30 p m
Arrive ut Anderson, 6 15 p tn
Arrive at Greenville, C 00 p nv
Leave Greenville G 00 u m
Leave Anderson, 0 45 s m
Leave Abbeville, 8 45 a ni
& Leave Newberry, 1 25 pm
Leave Alston, 3 Ot) p m
Arrive nt Columbia. 6 00 p m
Trains on thc Blue Ridge Railroad will also
run daily. Sundays excepted, connecting with
the up.nnd down trains on tho Green*?Ile and
Columbia Railroad, as follows:
Leave Andersen at S 20 p m
Leave Pendleton at fl 2" p m
Arrive nt Walhalla at 8 00 p m
Leave Walhalla at 4 Ot) a tu
Leave Pendleton at 5 4<i a tn
Arrive at Anderson at C 40 a in
The train will return from Belton to Anderson
tin Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES O. MEREDITH.
Ocncral Superintendent.
Jan. 24.18G9_18_tfj '
J. H. WHITNER,
Attorney at l^aw
AND
Il F A Ii ESTATE A ii ll KT,
VALHALLA, SO. CA.
Jf?T Oltice opposite Riemann's Hotel "V?J0
rfMIE large number of person?? seeking in*
J. vestment in REAL ESTATE in this sec
tion, and thc fr?quent applications made to the
undersigned, have induced him TO upon an
Agency for tho SA LE OF REAL ESTATE.
Complote lists, with lull descriptions of th?
propra tv entrusted to him for aale, will bp kept
I on hand, and no charges made unless a sale is
effccled. Persons having lands in Oeonee or
PickenV for saleare respectfully solictcc to for
ward plata and descriptions.
J. II. WHITNER.
rw. ?. i fm_ o_ tf
HIDES! II I DES M *
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I'M IE highest mark m price puid far green or
dry HIDES, delivered nt my Tannery, or
at tho Storp of either RIKMAKN or PITCHF .?n.
Also, tanning on shares do-no* io tho best stxle.
and in tho shortest possible tinto. Receipts
givott for all Hides untrusted to rsc *
A. II OSBORNE.
gtSy Tannerv near Walhalla Depot.
October 19. 1 ?6S_3_
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WALHA lil.A, S. C.,
?53t ^ HATING recently localed on the
/i^^'WSotitli aide of Main?.-Street, vent. lin..
Iv MANN'S llotol, will give prou pt a(,
?ffl^^)afii?VteniioM lo
UKPAtk.NG *
tVnlMios tutti ?euidry, CloCka IIIM?
Mmtattf Il|N|rnill?Ul?tH in a nco and work
manlike manner, on terms to ault the i i ru OH.
(tah All (hortfffglt RKPAllUNG warranted fir
twelve mouths, when well used.
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