The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, January 26, 1870, Image 3

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The Sumter Watchman. PN ESPA V JA^-?6' Y, PAxfoN ? . B?3INE88 MANA9Efl, pjf All Transient Advertisements, end all jobWork mutt be paid for in cash. Thia will be observed without dlttinoiloa. Subserlptlooa arc ado payable in advance. sar Application for Job Work will be made, tt tbe office, to 'f BO?. E. FLOWBK?. . The WATCHMAN booka ?re in. tbe keeping of W. y. PAXTOH, who will receipt for munica due and attend to all matters connected with the Adver? tiling or Subscription department?. ?jr* Our Advertising frienda aro reqtusted to leiidin their favor? uot biter than Monday. ~p?~ subscribers who uro iudebted to da are earnestly requested to call and settle tip. W? beg that they will not negleot thia matter. Uulesa payment be made, we ?ball bo, reluctantly, com pgllod to erase a number of names. ? <#? MiW St/BSCHI11KS18. Thanks to a generous public sentiment, the New Year is opoulng auspiciously to TUB SUNTER WATCHMAN, and many worthy names have boen nuMcd to our lists, si nco tho light of'70 dawned upon us. whilst ?on?-no, not n singlo one have tuid quit. PKRSONAf?. Wo have buen pleased, recently, to welcome to our town, as cilia-ns, Messrs. OAUDKUT W. and CO.MIAO w iK NO KB . Wo trust that, in their ex? perience in our midst, they may find Sumter all that we think it is-one of tho most pleasant and enterprising of tho bu?ino?? communities of tho State. Mr. UAUDBIIT W. WIKNOKS has opened a family Grocery, and, in cotinoxion with this, wo oe Icrstand, proposes to add a Saddlo and Har? ness Manufactory. THI'. MASON AND II ARILIN OIIQANS. Mr. Joseph IJuouo, (sou of Maj. J. I). F Iluone,) who may bo found at tho Business house uf Messrs. Oreen, Watson St, Walsh, will continuo thc agency for ibo abovo named popular organs, ead fill all orders fur thou. TKMPIIRANCK. Wo learn, with much pleasure, that a move? ment is now on foot, to eatnblUh a Society iu behalf of Tempor?neo in our community. Truces of "tho Banner Division" of tho Sons of Temperance, us the organisation nt Sumter was called, uro still scon in our midst, and it is to freshen, and revivo, and strengthen tboso, and create new influences in this direction, that effort jj now tobo put forth. Intemperance is evidently ca the increase in our community. It is maui. foftly a great evil-so admitted by nono more readily and fully than thoso who stifler from it, und heneo wo cnn but wish tho movement suo cess. TUTS SIM! Tl.Il BUOIt STORE Is constantly receiving additions to its stock, which will bo increased ns the wanta nf tho scc llon, in this department, indicate, nnd any book, er periodical, music, Ac, not foil i'd in tho stock, will bo furnished, at tho publisher's price, with ?ll the dispatch tho promptness of transportation will admit of. As thu season is approaching, valentines in beautiful variety, aro now on hu net. Seo tho now advertisement on another column. SCOTT'S Alivien FOLLOWim. Thu (tillie night on which the trial of our in* jurcd citizens, (or the burning of tho stores of ItoiiKiiTsos ami Di;BOSK WHS concluded, the Giu II?.nie of Maj. T. B. FltAZUR waa reduced to ashes, and on the following night, that of Dr. J. lt. WiTlli'.ltSl'UoX shared tho sumo fate. Is there a hope of Executive Proclamation off. ring reward fur thc incendiaries ? Wc shall see. lt CIO? I V STANDARD III A Nif R KS. Tbu.-e fut tili/.evs have been before the publie for so ti.any years that their merits uro generally well known, but thc experience of tho manufac? turer and his immens? lucilitics on ii lik) him to nm kc improvements continually. As will lie seen by un advert!*) incut elsew here, o reu li rs with full particulars in regard to all the fertilizers known ?li Ithndes' Sttudurd Manures can bc obtained fr.iiu the General agents, Messrs. I . S. Rhett A Sm, of Charleston, or trom tho Agent nt thi? Illaro. TV IC W A D V ICU I IS ICM IC NTS. T. A. Pul.SOM -Hu* removed his Cheap Variety Store to thu moro commodious apartment ?toxi door, lately kipl ns tho Sumter Confection ?ry by Jolt M W. DA no AV, wheeo ho ia offering greater inducements than ever. In addi!ton, no elegant assortment of Confectionery. Dried Fruits, nnd other Paney (Irot'urios, will now bo kept, over wbb h Mrs, FOLSOM will preside. J. Il Wn ilKllSPOOX-Administrator's X?. ti.?-Mrs. Matty H. D nu NT, deceased. .rMTF.lt F Ul M ENGINE COMPANY Rvgulur Monthly Meeting, Feb. 2. C. M. HU HST-lodge of Proba to-Citation Hale applicant- ll. S. G Kim?, deceased, of Texni. CAPT. WILLIAM H. COIT-Military nnd Commercial Academy, Muyosvtllo, S. C DI?. JOHN S. IlUGHSON-Glass ond Crock try Ware, Fancy Groceries, Elegant CoiifccGon tty.und Family Supplies generally. J. H. W. DKLORME?Has removed his Drug Sb.cU |o thu corner of Main and ltcpuhlicun SIKHS, hu. ly kept by Mr. JAS. Af, CAi.nwKt.f., as II lbi.it and Shoo Store, where ho has increased his .?lock, ?uni bus a moro attractive store. ItUY.VOl.D'.S MENAGERIE AND GIM ?ASI UM-!'.> exhibit at Sumter on tho 23th lust. SUMTER ROOK STORE-Valonliuos, In fino variety, nnd more new b-ioks. SUM 1ER, S. C., Jan. 12, 1870." To flu Intendant and Wardens oj" Sumter, S. C. : Gentlemen : At tho Election held by us for In tendant and Wardens of tho Town of Sumter, tu Managers, on tho 11th instant, the following voles wcro cast. For Intendant. E. C. GI!KEN.184 rotea. O- W. BEA It DUN .157 " . _ For Wa dem. ?' 0- PATE. .323 votes. J; lb EHERHAKT..1?7 " S'f&l'AKji.195 " M. MORAN. .182 " '}? ?. ANDREWS.113 JOSEPH WHITE.142 " A? I). RICE EH. .133 " ". u. MOSES.ic " A. A. SOLOMONS.,.," i ? ?. P. 1.0RING. 1 ? '.H. F LU HIT ER . 4 ? 'fetal number of votes cast 312, Respectfully submitted. Signed, J. N. CO RHETT, ") A. W. SU DER, \ Man'grs. D. SHEARS, j In accordance with tho abovo report of Munn, g" of Election, I hereby doclare tho following elected to servo ns Town OfQoors for ono JMf. ?ix : Intendant-E. C. GREEN Wardens. h. G. PATE. J. H. EHER II ART. H. L. DA RH. M. MORAN. E. C. GREEN, f?A..??ii ?i Intendant Town of Sumter, ^uncil Chamber, Sumter, S. C. Jun. 12, 1870. ttltltOltg OF YOUTH? .viv""'Mr?',;MA?? wh? ?"u*ereil for yo..rs from ??Lu . # b,,,*y? Prmnuturo Dccny, and nil tho weet? ?,f youthful indiscr?tion, will, for tho sako ???ring humanity, ?end Ooo lo ?ll who noed J "ll ,ec?M?t and direotiont lor making tho sim. r rsiiicily |,y Whiob ho wns cured. Sulforor? I!."*t0,Profit by tho advertiser's oxporienco, nu'' ?. hy addressing, in perfect con fl lonee, ."" . JOHN H. OGDEN, Jut>?2 No. 42 Cedar et., N. Y. '_SPE?IAti NOTICES. Dr. WK. JBUSOS, , V Dear Sir:-Please rend ca? a further supply of your 9. S. 8. It li quite M popular here, If not more so, then Mr*. Winslow's. Many who ute lire. We, IneUt that ?our? U tb? eme prep?. relton. Tours truly, / _. (Signed) JOUNTH0M8QN. COHSM'B McDicA L DSPOT, CBABLBS?ON, 8. \ Sept. Otb, 1809. Dr. WM. iitmon, Dtar Sin-I ?m plea sid to learn that you ar? re-datroduolog your Southern Soothing Syrup, which w?e used ?Ith ?o much benefit in this etty previous to and during the war. From a know? ledge I baye of some of the Ingredients, and th? benefit that I have known derived from tts ute, I deemed it th? best preparation ever used for the diseases of children i not only relieving pain, bat invigorating the stomach and bowelo, corroding acidity, and giving lone to tho aystem at large. Whoa Sherman introducod bis Loionges, be headed his advertisement "Children cry for them," you with great propriety might. hoad yours "Mother* cry for it /"as it gives thom ponce and happinoss ic cheeking tho crying and suf? fering of their children. Sevoral families are aorlous to obtain some of it Immodlatoly. Respectfully yours, Ac, (Signed) P. MELVIN COU UN, M D. Il ED I VI V US ? I The S. S. S. of 1861, Or Dr. JEUSON'S Original SOUTH HUN SOOTH INO SYnup ron CiiiLnnBN TKI-.THINO, is again ro. suseitated ! I It is a Corrigent of tho Rowel disorder* contingent upon Ibis period ; a grate? ful Carminative ; a nutrition? Syrup; and a gent?o Anodyne, Inducing cafm and ref reeking re? poso, without tho pernicious and distressing re? actionary disturbance of tho norvous system that results from tho exhibition of most prcpara t?ont^exprctely made for children. Its uso In tho Southern States, as far back ns 1802, estab? lished Its reputation as a Southern Institution, and, as a medicino unrivalled, and us being the bett and ?afett preparation for children teething, ensuring RKST to MOTH KUM and NURSKS and re? lic/ nud strength to their infants. It is therefore no new medicine, and needs no advertising whoro lt ls best known. Every precaution bas been tokon to preserve nod protect it from fr,indolent counterfeits. It is manufactured only at the Laboratory of COITK, TOMPKINS & II mm, mem? bers of, and successors to, tho old established SOUTHERN Daua HOUSE OF II AURAL, RISLEY A KiTcuEN, 141 CHAMBERS STRKBT, YKWYORK, to whom all orders should bo addressed, and is for sale to tho citizens of Sumter and surrounding .country by the following first class and respecta? ble Druggists : A. ANDBHSJN A Co., J. F. W. DBLORMR. Juno IO-ly_ Mil CO.nra?N SBNSE DECIDE, What is tho rational modo of proceduro in eases of gen oral debility nud norvous prostration? Docs not roason toll us that judicious stimulation is required ? To resort lo violent purgation in suoh acaso isas absurd as it would bo to bleed u starving mau. Yet il is dono cvory day. Yes, this stupid and unphilosophical practico is con? tinued in tho tooth of tho great fact that physical weakness, with all tho nervous disturbances thal accompany lt, U moro certainly and rapidly relieved by Hosteller's Stomach Dittcrs than by any other medicino nt prosent known. It is truo that general dobillty is often attended with tor? pidity or Irregularity of tho bowels and that this symptom must not bo overlooked. Rut while tho discharge of tho wnste matter of thc system is expedited or regulated, its vigor mutt be recruited The Hiders do both. They combino aperient and nnli-bilious proportlos, with extraordinary tonie power. Even while removing obstructions from tho bowels, they tone and invigorate those organs. Through tho stomach, upon which tho grcal vogo 'able specific acts directly, it gives n healthy and permanent impetus to ovcry enfeebled func? tion. Digestion ls facilitated, tho faltering circu? lation rep ula ted, tho blood reinforced with a now ticeestdon nf ibo alimeniary principio, tho nerves, braced, und all tho dormant powers of the system roused into healthy action j not spnsinoil ally, ns would bc tho case if a moro stimulant :o administered, bnt for a continuance. It ls in this way that such extraordinary changes are wrought in tho condition of tho feoblo, emaciated "ml nervous invalids by ibo uso of this wonder fol corrective, alterative aird tonic. Lei Com mon sense decid J between such a pre'pnrntion and a prostrating cathartic, supplemented by a pois? onous nslringont, like slrycbncno or quinln. Jon. ' CURE FOR C0N8?MP f ION j" What thc Doctors soi/ : Amos Woolley, M. D., of Kosciusko County, In? diana, says : "For three years past I have ose? AI.I.KN'S Luxa RAI.SAM extonsiioly, in my prue li?e, and I am satisfied there, is no bolter incdi cine for lung diseases in uso." I nae A. Doran, M. D., of Logan County, Obit snys ? "A Ll RN'S I.UNO RAI.SAM not only sells rap idly but gives perfect sniisfaetion in every oasi within in knowledge. Having confidenco in I nod knowing thal it pnsossas valuable medicina properties. I freely uso it tn my daily praclici and with unbounded success. As nu expectoran it is most rennin ly far ahead ol'any prepnrntioi 1 have ever yet known." Nathanial Harris. M. D.. of Middlebury, Vcr mont, says : havo no doubt it will soon becoino ti clasica 1 remedial agent for tho euro of all discus es of tho Throat, Urouchinl Tuboa und tlx Lungs. Physicians do not rocomond n medicine whiel lias no merits, what tl.oy say about ALLEN'S LUNG DA LS AM, Can bo taken ns n fact. Let nil a (dieted tos? i lt onco. Sold by A. Anderson A Co., Sumter 3. C. Jan, ~K O S K O O ! Prepared by Dr. J. J. Lawrouco, tho colcbrnlci I? YSICIAN and CHUM RT, Norfolk, Va., isa SAP .LKAHANT ond IIKMADLK romedy for AU. disease! JAHSKO by TORPIDITY OF THE LIVER, IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, DISORDERS OF THE URINARY GROANS DERANGEMENTS OF THE N E II V 0 U I SYSTEM. It i-uiiiFi. s and ENRICHES tho BLOOD, MRS ?ORKS tho J.ivKic and KIDNEYS to u health: ICTION, AlllS ntOKSTION, RHO tl LATHS HlO BOWELS ind INVIGORATES tllO NERVOUS SYSTEM. It is NOT ll Paient Medicine. FORM t i. s around oach bottle ENDORSED by the bett Physician*. 'flic MOST POPULAR Medicine in usc. DR. LAWRENCE is constantly in receipt o )lt/.TKKHL letters and TESTIMONIALS of HEH A it KA ILK cvii KS performed by Eos KOO. All letters answerod and ndvico given-PEER K0SK00 forsnloby Druggists cvory whore tl INK DOLLAR PRU BoTfLKi For salo by I. F. W. DcLorme, July2H-ly _ Sumter. S. C ~TO~cT>N S U AI PTI VES* TUE advertiser having been restored to heall n a fow weeks, by a very simple remedy, afto laving so flore J several years with n suvoro tun, iffection, and that droad disease, Consuinpllon s anxious to mnko known to his follow-sufferer ho means of euro. To nil who dcslro lt, ho will sond n oopy of th inscription usod (free of ohnrgo), with th lircclions for propnriug anti using tho saint vbich they will find a suro Curo for Consump ion, Asthma, Rronnhitis, otc. Tho objoct of th idvortisor in sending the Prescription is to bon? it Ibo afflicted, nod spread information which h toncelves to be invaluable; and ho hopes over ofTcrer will try bis remedy, as it will cost thet milling, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will pleat iddress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County, New York. June 2. C. T. MASON. WATCH MAKER AND . . si; M TICK, s. c. Has Just received and keep? always OB hand New und Doautiful Styles of JEWELRY, F YE GLASSES, &C. WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY RE. PAIRED WITH DISPATCH. Mareil ?1_ In tho District Court of the United States. FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF 80. OA. In the matter of William S. Hudson, Bankrupt. Ex parte Eliza Al. Col? clough. BY virtue of an nrdor in the abovo stilted case issuing out of the Honerablo, the District Court of tho United Statua, fur the District of South Cu roll nu, and to ino directed, I will expose to public salo, nt .Sumtor Court House, on MON? DAY, Febrnrnry 7. 1870, nt the us uni hour of sale, (ho following reid cslnto, mimed in schedule of said bankrupt lo wit : 1. TH REM HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND, in Sumter county, bounded North by Lynches Creek, East by landa ofGeorge Tmlnek, South by landofReuben Wolsband land of Dr. Riobard Kirby, and Wost by land of Dr. Ri chi; rd Kilbv. 2. TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, in Marion District, bounded North by land now or formerly of Janies M. Graham, EuBt by land of John Hnlcbcll, South by tho boundary lino of Marion and Darlington Counties, and Wost by land of Jamos M.Grahnm. TERMS :-Ono third cash, and tho bataneo on a credit of ono und two years, to be aoourod by bond of the purobasor and a mortgngo of tho premeeis sold. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. . D. J. WINM, Assignee Jan S ?_4t In the District Court of the United States. FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA In the matter of Jahn 0. Heriot, Bank' rupt-Ex Barte David J. Winn. BY vii ino of an order in Gio above stated cuse, issuing out of tho Honorablo, (ho District Court of the United States, for tho District of South Carolina, and to ino directol, I will oxposo to publie salo, at Sumter Court House, on MON DAY, February 7, 1870 nt tba usual hour of | sale, tho following Real Estate, namod in sobed, ulo of said Hnnkrupt, to wit : His intorost, duriug his natural lifo, in case ho survives bis. v. ito, Mary E. Heriot, in a Tract nf Land, in Sumter County, S. C , containing Four Hundred mid Eigbty-ihreo Acres, moro or lesa, bounded North by Rocky Hluff Swamp, East by lands of J migo F. J. Moses, South by land of| Judge Moses and land of os(u(o of W. L. Brun son mid of Suinuol Watson, formerly ?slalo of j Moses Mooro, under deed of John ?. Heriot to J. C. lluynsuorlh and C. W. Miller, Trustees, dated j lOtti Dec, 1812, rccordod in attlee of Reg. Mccue | Conveyance, book J,., pages HOS and 3C9. Terms:-Ono half cash-tho balance on a cred? it of ono your, to bo seem od by bond of thu pur? chaser tin<l it inortgago of tho promises sold. Purchaser tn pay for papers. Jan 5- lt D. J. WINN, Assignee. TL? O "V 3E5 Manufactured b Harbeck, Conklin & Willis, Manufacturers of Stoves, Tin and Japancd Ware, .ind Agents for Kaoline and Hua lil cl ;<<) U arc. For salo by L. I?. LORI NO, Agont, Jone 9- Sumter S. C._ F?LL AND WINTER CLOTHING, CLOTHS, I>. J._ WINN, -AGENT ron Shipley, Roane & Co., HAS now in store a large and fine stock ol Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of FINE DH ESS SUITS, nosiness Suits, Heavy Ordinary Clothing, Fino Cloths, Cassiincros, Cloths for ladies' Cloaks, Salem N. C. Jeans, Shirts, Drawers, Merino Vests, Sacks, Suspenders, Cravats, ??? Possessing unusual advantages, nnd hoing in his lino only, be can and wi'l soil clothing and dolhs, cheaper than they cnn bo olsowhcro lought. And all ho asks is a careful inspection ind ibis will bo demonstrated. Oct 0 _ _ tf B JOHNSON & CO. UMBRELLA MANUFACTURERS, 301 KING STREET, Charleston, S. C. AFULL nssortmonlof UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, always on hand, bettor and ihoApor than any imported, Wholesale & Retail. -ALSO A largo assortment of WALKING CANES Wo poy especial attention to tho manufactur if BUGGY UMBRELLAS, vlileh wu can furnish ns low ns any house North md of a bettor riuality for tho PRICE. Oct LL 0?n A* WHITE, Fire & Life Insurance Agent SUMTER, S. C. JNDERWRITEtlS, AGENCY, N. Y. SECURITY INSURANCE CO., N. Y 'INTERPIUSE ? " Ohm J KORO IA HOME ? Geo. UCH MOND HANKING IN. CO. SOUTHERN LIKE INSURANCE CO. ( .Memphis and Atlanta. Capital Represented, 812.000,000. J? D. CRAIG, Upholsterer, Manufacturer, AND DEALER IN j FURNITURE, ''1 TJ BSPECTPULLY INFORMS IIIS friends end pair?os ?bat he is BO? preparad to furnish thom witk Furniture, etc., of tho different STYLUS ?nd PATTBRN8 no? io use. Ile has DO? on hand a supply of BED ROOM AND COTTAGE SKTS. CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES, SURBAUS, CRIBS, AC., AC. SAMPLB PLATES from the beat Mannfaotu. rere of Boston and Ne? York-?III bo shown to purchasers and aoy styles prefe:red, not on hand, will be ordered for accommodation of pat? rons-all of which ?ill be sold at pricos to ault tho times. FURNITURE made to order, in any stylo and at short notice. ' Manufacturing, Repairing and Upholstery dono promptly, ond in a neat and workmanlike manner. Chairs reseated with cane and mado as good ai no?. Pioture Frames of all slr.es, Roso Wood, Gilt, and plain mouldings, made tn order, and Looking Glasses set in frames, and for sale* FUNERALS promptly attended to In Town or Country, and Motallio, Mahogany, Walnut, or Common Coffins, furnished as roqulred, at short notice ' Deo 8 SUMTER JVC A?iBUE If AXVD THE undersigned would most respectfully announce to tho people of Sumter und sur? rounding country that he have just received a SPLENDID LOT OF TS/L arf?le? and aro now prepared tu receive and oxocuto or? ders of nil kinds in his line, with neatness and dispatch. W. P. SMI T H, SUMTER, S. C. Nov 17_??_ New Hardware Store, Main-st. under Sumter Hotel. L. P. LORING, ?AaKAT FOB - Messrs. King & Huppmaii, BALTINOUili, Irl. D. Would respectfully announce to his friends and th? public, that he lins received and opened, at thc above establishment a Stock of Hardware and Family Utensils, onibrncing erery article in this Rae of business, whieh ho intonds to sell ut tho LOWIisr PU ICES, FOR CASU. Ho will keep always in store, a complote assort* mont of .Collin's Axos, Ames' Shovols and Spades, Truco Chitin?, Hoes, Rakes, Pitch Forks, , (train Cradles, Scythe Blades, Guano Selves, Pocket ""' Table Callory, Ria*.- IVeir-rvlrig Kettles, Tin Waru, A'induw ()ln>s-all sires. Persons in vinni of tho most ennvoniont and economical Stnvos, cnn ho supplied with the latest improved put tot ns at prices which cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. May 2?_ O. F. HOYT. SUCCESSOR TO I HOYT, & SUMTER, SO. CA. "Y^OULD respectfully inform his Monds and tho publie of Sumtor, and adjoining counties, that he has rccontly received a oholco selec? tion of LADIES' AND GENTLEMANS' JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, ?c., ftc, His stook embraces all "tho latest stylos, and vii) bu sold at roasonablo rates. Sept 20 PICTURES, IN THE HIGHEST AND LATEST STYLES OF ART, A RH NOW TAKEN RY WILDER & WHEELER, Al tho Gallery in Sumtor, lately kept by ll. B doCALLUM, such ns PHOTOGRAPHS, IVORYTYPE8, AMBROTYPES, FERROTYPES, A? Flt A M KS of all sizes furnished. PICTURES colored, and old pictures cleaned ind remounted. STEREOSCOPES AND STEREOSCOPIC fl EWS for salo. Nov. 3 I. H. ALEXANDER, DENTIST, BROAD STREET, CAMDEN, S. C. Every doscrlptlon of work oxconlod with iioinptucss, and in tho most approved and dura, do stylo. Sets of Tooth furnished at very mod trato rntoi. REFERENCESt Gen. J. H. Kershaw, Camdon, S. 0. T. Bnriich, M. D.. ? ? h. ll. Deas, " ? J. M. Davis. Esq., " " Jan 6 Sro HYDRAULIC Clothe^ Washer and Wringer, FOR FAMILY USE. THE BEST MACHINE IN USE I IT WM ft wird cd the first Premiara bj * tb* American In ii Ko te Fair, ?nd! the Inf) hy e**ry Fair wier? exhibited ta th* Batt, Weet, North and Boutb. Washea Finest Laces and fabrics of delicate I textor?, wi tb OM i wear, tear orlolury. Any kind of ?roods washed ?iib Meal facility. Easily operated by a boy or girl < t medium ala? and ordinary strength, without atop, and the washing of a family complote* io a few hoar*. Th* Agent at Sumter baa thoroughly te?tod thia machine tn bl* own family, anoxia prepared, I to ?arrant lt In every particular aa recom? mended. Capacity from ats to twelve ablrts, or their ?quivalent, ?nd tim* required ten minute*. It work* a groat saving of Itu*, labor and wear of clothing. No family should bo without ono. Several have been cold in thia community, all of which gWe entire satisfaction, and certificates ?III bo published. Now on hand and for sale by D. J. WINN, Agent, SUMTER, S. C., Sept. 17, 1800. D. J. Vi inn-My Dear Sir : I have boen using j io my family for about aiz weeks, tho "Hydraul? ic Clothos Waaher and Wringer," for ?blob you j aro agent, and regard it the heit uaehlno in use. It ia a great saver of limo, of labor, of soap and the wear of the olotbes. In an ordinary way, some Hmo ?inio, ?a washed 105 pieces, some of them very much soiled, in fivo hours. Tho truth Is, we ara delighted with it, and would not do without it under any eiroumstanoes. 8. J. BRADFORD. 8UMTER, 8. C., Sept. 12, 1809. D. J. WIMM-Dear Sir :-We hav* been using, | for about six weeks in the family, tho Hydraul? ic Clothes Washer and Wringer, for wbiob you are ag<mt. We aro very much pleased with it. Tbe washing of the family for a week, is accom? plished by a colored woman, in from three te four hours. Tho saving of labor is groat, the amount of soap used is one-third less, the general appearance of all clothes has improved, and we would not dispense with the machino under any circumstances. J. M. PITTS. SUMTER, Sept. 13, 1869. Mr. D. J. WINK-Slr :-In reply to your in? qniry, havo to say that we find the Hydraulic Clothes Washor a groat saver of time and labor, soap and patience, doth and clothing-the last no small item where clothes bare tn go out of tho yard. Contrary to appearance, it does not break battons. Yours truly, J. D. BL ANDINO. Oct ll_Sumter, 8. C. St. Joseph's Academy.' CONDUCTBH BY Til K Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy, SUMTER, S. ?. THE Collegiate Exorcises of this First Class Instituto, will berosumed iou tho I st of September. A prompt 'attendance ls requested in order to facilitate tho progress nod arrango ment of tho olasses. Tbe new buildings are] spaoious and elegantly finished, furnishing ac? commodations for one hundred boardors. The extenaive ground, and pinnae aro ample for open air exercise, and young ladies aro thoroughly instructed in English Mathematles, Fronoh, Ita. lian, Music, Drawing,Painting, Ac, Ac. Location 1 healthy, air pure, wa*er good, and terras reason. I ablo. For particulars apply to the Superioress of) St. Joseph's Academy, Sumter, or to the Supe, rloress of the Sisters of Meroy, Charleston, who I will endeavor to moot the pressuro of the times. Nor. 10_ WOFFORD COLLEGE. SPARTAN nv no C. H., SO. CA. FACULTY: REV. A. M. SHIPP, D. D., President, an Professor Mentol and Mural Sciuoco. DAVID DUNCAN, A. M., Professor Ancient | Languages and Literature. REV. WHITEFOORD SMITH, D.D., Professor | English Literature. WARREN DU PRE, A. M., Professor Natural | Betone*. JAS. H. CARLISLE, A. M., Professor Mathe? matics. REV. A. II, LESTER, A. M., Professor History ? and Biblical Literature. The Preparatory School, under the immediate I supervision of tho Focally, Juo. W. SHIl'P, ] A. iL, Principal. Divinity School- Rov. A. M. Skipp, TL D. Rov. Whitefoord Smith, D. D. ; Rev. A: Il Lester, A. M. Tho first Session of the Sixteenth Collegiate I Year begins on the first Monday in October, | 1869, tho socond Session begins on tho first Mon* day in January, 1870. Tho cnurso of studios ?nd tho standard of I scholarship temoin Unchanged, hut the Faculty now admit irr igular students or Umso who wish I to pursue particular ft adios only. Tho Schools also open at the same time. Tuition per year, In College Classos, including contingent fee, $54 in Speoie, or its equivalent ii Curroncy. Tuition per year, in Preparatory School, tnclud ing contingent foe, $44 In curroncy. Rills pay aldo ono half in advance Board, pe Month, from $10 to $15 in currency. For further particulars address A. M. SHIPP, Prosidcnt. May TO_ly Baugh's Baw Bone SUPER-PHOSPATE OF LIME.I 1AM now receiving my supplies of thia MA- ' NURE ann Plnnters can rely upon golfing an article fully up to standard, as par annaly sis. All bought from myself or authorised agents, I ] will guarantee, as every cargo so sold is mindy ted on arrival horo, and tho high, olear oharaoter of) tho tuanuro fully kept up, J. Ns ROBSON, SOLE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA Nos. 1 und 2 Atlantic Wbnrf, Charleston, S. C. PATE & TAYLOR, Agents for Sumter County. Prof. SHEPARD says of analysis mndo Oct. ICth, I860, "A valuable mnnuro mid decidedly superior to the article of lust year." EXPERIMENT MADE BY M. C. M. HA? MOND, OF BEECH ISLAND, S. C. No Manuro-887 lbs. sood Colton por nero. 175 lbs Peruvian Guano-1328 lbs. seed Cotton por nero. 175 lbs. Boughs'-1180 Ibs.seod Cotton por acre. Jan b_ _tf Al HI A It ' S SARRACENIA -OR FLY-TRAP BITTERS- I' Ph cf O real Southern rcmody for DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISORDERS, GENERAL DEBILITY, Ac. Propnrod by Gr. W. Aimar, Chemist and Druggist, Charleston, S. C. SAVANNAH, (IA. I March Otb, 1800. j Mn. W. G. A IM An-Dear Sin-A mora her of| ny family suffering long from Dyspepsia, has j ixperionced moro relief from your SARRACE S'tA BITTERS than from any other medicino ? iho has ever tried. It ls most excellent for in? vigorating the system and creating an appetite. [ rogart! it ns decidedly the most bonoflolul of all Dyspeptic romodles. Yours, verv respoetfnllyi N. J. DARRELL, Sold by all Diugglats. Jcnorol Agents RISLEY A Co., No. 141 Chambers Slroot, Now York. AGENTS AT SUMTER, f. F. W, DoLormo. A. Andorson A Co. Nov 3 Om Notice* A N Adjourned mooting of tho Agricultural and /V Mechanical Society of ?mnter County, rill be held at Sumtor, on Saturday, Fobruary I ith at 1 o'elock. Members aro roquenlod to he mnotual as a trial of tho different improved Ag. loulturnl Impllments will be had, A. WHITNEY 6UDF.R, Ast. Secretary. Jan 10-td -AISfP-. . FOR SALE LOW. 300Bhh FLOUR' v*rious br*ndB 10,000 poi nd i BM on Sides Md Shoulders. . 26 Bois Mol?is*?. 6,000 ponndj Sugar, varies* ?aalltle*. 20 8aeka Rio, Laguayra nod Java Cofia*. 26 Bbl i Crackers, different kinda. 100 Kag? Nalia, assorted sises. 200 Saokt Liverpool Salt, la largo seeks. 4,000 pounds Cotton Ties. 9 Bales Hear/ Bagging* 60 Boxes Family, and Toilet Soap. 16 Boxes Starch. 26 Boxes Cholo* Choisie. ? Rbis Choice Leaf Lard. 30 Boxes Candles. 6 Firkins Chole* Goshen Cotter. And a full assortment of Canned Fruits, Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Urson and Blaek Tea, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Ac. A. A. Solomons, Cor. Main & Liberty-Streets. Oct 20_ TO ARRIVE. 300 BUSHELS Black Seed Oats, -ALSO SEED WHEAT and BYE For sale by A. A. SOLOMONS. Cor. Main & Liberty Streets. Oct 20_ Just Received, Fall and Winter Stock. .AT J. E. SUAitES. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTHING, Together with a variety of other Goods. Old Rye Whiskey. Tho Subscriber wishes to nonounce that be will be in oonstont receipt ot the COPPER DIS. TILLED MOUNTAIN PURE and UNADUL? TEKATED WHITE & COLORED RYE WHISKEY, Direct (rom the Distillery nt Hnnnievllto, Berk? loy County, Western Virginia. ? -ALSO Brandies, Oin, Wines, Porter & Ale, AU of thc Host Brand*. Also A CJIOICU LOT OF SEGA HS. J. E. Suares, MAIN STREET, WEST 8IDE. Sept 20_Sumter, S. C. Furniture -AT THE SUMTER FURNITURE WAREROOMS, A LARGE LOT OF Bedsteads and Chairs, AND Cottage Setts, The Subscriber is receiving and will continue o re?oive a ?took of FURNITURE. iircot (mm tho mnnufnctnry, cr-nsisting of nlmnst ivory itrtlflo in thnl lino. J. K. SU A It KS, Main Sired, oppwlto the Express Office. Sept 29 Sumter, ?. C. MERGER & JOHNSTON? JOTT ON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 1 Howly't! Wharf. Ballimore, Md. IM IK undersigned neting ns Agnnt for tho . nbovo firm, respectfully solicits Consign touts of Cotton, upon which he will advance threo ?urths of its market value on tho day of ship lent lu CASH. Cotta? held over if doslred. Irain, Potatoes, Bacon and othor ordor* pionipt y ( lied upon satisfactory terms. Good refereiico iven If required. Requesting ynnr patronage. I remain, yours truly, THOMAS T> UPSIlf?LJn. _l)co 22_-3m ESTATE NOTICE? A LL persons having demands against thees fV into of Sainuol J. Bradley, dooensod, will rosent thom properly proven within tho time re* ulred by law, and those indebted to sold estate rill mak* payment to the undersigned at her Bsldenoe In Stateburg, or to her attorneys, leisri. Richardson A Moses, nt Sumter S. C. ELISABETH N. BRADLEY, Fxeeutrlx. Dec l?-If GUANO! GUASO ! ? -, fr Y jr- 9 if vi riff f> f I Tv * ? ? I ; ' I fl ' ? '? "' tTAVlNCi ?ppoUWd COt. O BO. If. ?BB mj ageat for tb* M?O of ?j ?#HUim^r*,v JIL > J ... i ,i >. .'o^jitSO . "The Soluble Pacific,* "Ttl? Phospho Pcruviiinj" a nd others, I ?*f to ???Ito tko attention of oil to on Impcetton of them. For Informatica oonoarolag Ibe abor?, PIet*ectU on bim ot tho IIARDWAUK 8?0IU1 of L, P. LOBING, Agent, g Door? Sooth of Court Bouse. JO UN D. SAR DY. Thankful to friends for former generous 'support. I now oik their ntteotton to tho solo of "SARDY" AND 4>MAPES" FOR WHICH I AM AGKNT. Call and procure CIRCULARS and P AMPHLETS, free of charge, and examine samples. "Feed your Land and it uiUfecd Yon." GEO. W. LEK, Agent to sell. Sumter. S. C., January 5,1870. I refer to the following planters. ** Maj. THOMAS B. FRASER, Mr. DANIEL A. FOXWORTH, Mr. JOHNNO. HERIOT, Mr. ALPIIEUS RAKER, Mr. PETER MELLETT, AC, AO. Jan. lS.Smos. New Advertise monta. EXECUTRIX SALE ! FINE ART COLLECTION. OF THOMAS THOMPSON, ESQ., By II. II. LEEDS A MINER, Auctioneers, Art Galleries, 817 Brondwuy, N. Y.. commen? cing Feb. 7, and continuing doy nod evening until aol?]. Thia collection ia the moat extenaive and val. uable ever owned in tho United Statea. Valued about $500,000. Coin prising nearly two thou? sand picture* from celebrated European arline, from the 16th century to tho present timo, (In? cluding many orig?nala of great value,) also Paintings from celebrated American artists. Theentirocollectlonwill.be sold without re? servo or limitation, to alono tho estate. Catalogue forwarded on receipt of 25 cents. Addresa the Auctloneera. A GENTWANSNTED TO SELL THE "PEN LETTER BOOK" For Copying fetters without Prtu or irater. This ls tho greatest time, labor and money-sa? ving invention uf tho age ; and nono see it, but to praise its simplicity and conveulonoo, aa you have only to pince the written letter undor tho copying loaf, and to rub with the hand. An agent has but to show lt proporly, and it sella it? self. Adaptedto every kind of business. It docs not play ont, as tho fi rat sale ia only a beginning. For particulars, address P. 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I.ORILLADDM I is mudo of the ohoiceoH llUT lH HU I lunf grown; it is anti. lill I ll Si I) li I nervous In its efteols, ns Smoking Tobacco | tho Nicotino lins boon extracted; it^ louves no disagruonblo taste ailor smoking; it ls vory m?d, light in eolor and wolght, bonoe ono pound will Inst ns long ns 3 of ordinary tobneco. In this bron.I wo also pack orders every doy for first quality Moorschaum Pipes. Try it nnd convince yourselves it is all it cluitns to bo, "the finest of all." LOniL&AKDS " il'il 11 ?J V Chowilla Touttcito doubt tho best chewiug I.OHIL.1.ARDS This brand of Vino Cut chowing tobacco bas no equal or superior any? where. It is without tobacco in tho country. S UFFS have now boen tn gcnoral uso in tho United Stntos over 110 y eui fi, nnd still acknowl? edged "tho host" wherevor used. If your storekeeper does not havo th OF o ru li? dos (or snlo, ask him to get them; (hoy aro sold by respectable jobbers almost every where. Circular of prices mailor) on nppliontion. P. 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