The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, April 13, 1870, Image 3

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The Samter Watctoxan, WEDNESDAY APK1I? 13. W. jj PAXTON . . BU8WE88 MANA8EB. fS?f AU Tr?a?l?f*l Advertisements, ?ad al Jobwork asurt ba paid -fof ia easb. Thia will be observed without distinction. Subscriptions .ra also parable in md?ano*. mm ApplloaUaorfbr Jab Work will ba asada, at tba oaeee, lo Taos. E. F tow s RS. Tba Waree* A* books ara io tho keeping of W. t. PAXTO?, who will receipt for moolee da. and attend to all mattera aouneeted with tho Adrar, tiling or Subscription departments. mm* Oar Advert?alo*; frieada are requested to aaad la thalr farora notiator than Monday. TBS SUMTKB TOTAL ABSTINENCE 80. CIBTY will moat at tha Methodist Ohnreh on Tuesday, 1 ?tb lost., at 8 o'clock p. m. Interest? ing Leetares will bo delivered. April 13. 1870. ttB- Mr. A. A. Solomons, recently returned from a business visit North, kiodly furnished va the latest New York, Washington,* Baltimore, Rich? mond and other paper?. p&r We saw aeolored man coming ioto town, on Tuesday morning lust, with four bales of cotton for sale, which he said was his own property-a part of bis last year's erop. TOBACCO SE KD. We are indebted to Mr. W. F. DEKNIOHT, Internal Revenue Assessor, for some papers of pure Havana Tobacoo Seed, imported from Cuba, and distribu? ted by the Department of Agriculture, st Washington. S?ITITE? POST OFFICE. Capt. T. B. JOHNSTON has assumed the duties of Post Master at Sumter, and, we arc pleased to learn, contemplates some decided improvements in the pres? sest building, looking to the oom fort and convenience of the oommunity. THE SfclWTEB BOOK S TO lt K continues to make additions to its stock ss necessities require. We notice that writing paper and envelopes are sold tbere at astonishingly low prices. Law Blanks, under the New Code, are also ?old at Charleston prices. F1KKMBN. Tbe Quarterly Parade will tako place st 3 instead of 4o'olook, aa previously advertised We learn that this occasion will be invested with more than the usual in terest. The Company will make a pre? sentation to Capt. E. (J. GBEEN, the popular ex-President, &c, the ceremo? nies to take place in front of the Court House. Tho ladies and citizens gener? ally will, doubtless, be present, in large numbers. A GIGANTIC INSTITUTION? From tho Annual Exhibit of the "Liv? erpool and London and Globe Insurance Company," handed to us by Mr. CHAS B. MOISE, the highly intelligent and much esteemed agent for Sumter, we learn that the increase of assets for the year 1861), was over seven hundred thou? sand dollars in gold. The total oapital aod reserve amount, now, to the enor? mous sum of eighteen million/our hundred thousand dollars in gold. This company issues permanent poli? cies upon tho payment in advanoo of ten jcarly premiums. Also the ordinary kind of policies. inniGRANT? AGKICULTUnAL AND MECHANICAL CONVENTION. The Agricultural and Mechanical Society of Sumter, at the special meet tog held on the 14th inst., elected the following delegates to the Immigrant, Agricultural and Mechanical Convention which meets in Charleston on the 3rd of May next. '. he Society also adopted a resolution to the effect that any member of the delegation who might be unablo to at tond, was requested to secure a substi? tute: Col. John B. Moore, Capt. J. W. Stuckey, W. M. Green, D. A. Foxworth, Dr. J. M. Sanders, G. L. Warree, W J. Durant, Dr. John H. Furman, Dr. W. A. Ramsey, Rev. E. A. Edwards ?nd Capt. II. E. L. Peebles. SOUTH OAROIilNA CENTRAL. Wc learn that a corpe of Engineers, of which Mr. GEO. EARLS is chief, is now engaged in making the permanent survey or location of the South Carolina Central Railroad, and that the work of grading has commenced at GourdinV Thu looks like something praotioal. Wc learn from the aotive and efficient President, Mr. D. B. MOLAIIRIN, that the hope is entertained of being able to reach Sumter in twelve months. The people of Clarendon are moving in this matter in earnest, and through the ?oergy of Dr. J. J. INGRAM and others, *e learn that the subscriptions in land, *o-f have been considerably inoreased recently. Our friends of Clarendon greatly need Railroad facilities, and we trast their efforts in this direction may prove successful. PRE PA H ATI ONS FOB PLANTING. Notwithstanding the difficulties of tho Mason, preparations . for planting, in this section, have boen oarried forward ?Uh unusual energy; and probably, at no time in the past, has the soil been Put in better oondition to reoeive the Med. The subsoiler has been used to wine extent, and lands generally have *ea "broken." Unusual quantities of <*mmercial fertilizers will be applied, ?*d improved implements employed. jadioalions of progressive improvement ?? our agricultural interests aro every? where apparent around un. Mnoh of , ? doubtless, (s the roault of our ag "?ultural meetings and Associations, to *hioh more attention should be given vour planten ?od farmers gooerally. COLuVKN RAdUUlIMU), Messrs. WM. H. Tun ? LAND ar? I the proprietor?, at August*, of one of j the largest and moil complete Whole? sale Drug houses in this country-North or South. It bas been justly character, liad "a splendid establishment." They sro importers, largely, and bj s thorough snd libersl system of advertising are rap? idly building op s business successfully in competition with Northern bouses. They sre the proprietors snd manu? facturers of several preparations, prom? inent among which is the "GOLD EAGLE, BITTERS," now generally esteemed, for the purposes recommended, wherever they have been introduced. SUMTER POST OFFICE. From and ofter this dato, tho mail* going North and Euuth will close at 12 o'clock A. M. Northen aad So u thor n M all? will be open for delivery at 2 o'clock, P. H. The extra Charleston Mall will cloie at 6 o'clock, P. M., and open for delivery at 6J o'olock P. M. Office hours from 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Sunday-The Mail* will cloie at ll o'olock, A. M. Open for delivery from 3 to 4 o'clock, P. M. T. B. JOHNSON, f. M. "A SPIRIT DWELLS WITHIN EACH FLOWER ROOT AND HERB," wbiob when ju dloiouily se looted and prepared, ai In SUMTER BITTERS, provea the moat valuable tonio known. ? t*w ?-?a? It ii not known where he that inventod the plow waa born, or wt ero he died ; yet he hat ef? fected moro for the bappineis of the world than the whole race of heroei an d conquerers wau have drenched it with teara, and watered it with blood. But it ii known that the celebrated "Old Caroll. na Bitten" are the bait tonio ever offered to the ~ubllo. Safe ! Sure I and reliablo 1 ia Wineman'a Worm Candy. How TO BUILD CBBAP.-Bvory one who has any experience in building, knowe to bia sorrow that the thousand and one little Rema included in the one word flniahing, make fully half the ooit of a boote, and that ill advised expenditure in tbii dlteotiop often runs the bill far above the esti? mate. To avoid such trouble and disappointment, buy your blinda, doon, lashes, mouldings, direot from the manufacturer, P. P. Tonio, Charleston, 8. C. See advertisement. Or* Tatt'* Celebrated Expectorant No Mystery How lt Acta. First it douches from the bronohial or wind tubes the mucus or matter which, sometimos nd horcs to thora with the tenacity of glue. Secondly, It mitigates the pain and removes the constric? tion of tho bronohial tubes and musotoi of the chest, 'thirdly, It rosis ts the progress of in? flammation and assists the lungs to throw off the Irritating matter whioh accumulates. STEWARDS? MEETING. The Regular Monthly Meeting ol tho Board of Stewards of Sumter (Sutton) Methodtct Cburoh, will be held at the Paraonage on Wednesday evening, 20th inst., at 7 o'olook. A preliminary meeting, for the accommodation of the members of the Board who naide in the country, will be held at the office of the Sumter Watchman, at 12 o'olock tame day. Members will picoso oome preparad to report oolloo lion s for tho month of April. J. H. DINGLE, Chairman. F. A. FOLSOM, Seoictary. April 6, 1870. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. A. SOLOMONS-Spring stock just arriv? ing, which has been bought under favorable cir? cumstances, and whioh embraces a beautiful va? riety. Seo advertisement. NO. 3-In tho voice of good humored irony, speaks of some hard things. Look to it "all whom lt may concern.". MISS E. D. BRITTON-A truly beautiful varioty of Spring Millinery, and the ladies will be out lo force to moko choice selections. Da. TUTT'S GOLD EAGLE BITTERS-To be found at the Drug Store of Mr Isaac McKagon. A valuable preparation. INSURANCE AGENCY-C. H. Moise, Liver pool and London and Globe Ineuranc* Compa? ny. P. P.TOALE, of Charleston, Dr. Tull, of Au* gusta, "Old Carolina Bitters," and Sumter Bit? ers, have now notices in this issue. TOWN COUNCIL-Ordinance to ratio sup? plies for the year 1870, and to regulato auction sales of goods or merohnndise. COMMERCIAL. SUMTER MARKET, APRIL 12. Cotton firm at from 17 to 20 but little offering. BACON-Rib Sides, 19}@00; Clear, do., 20 @00 ; Shoulders, 10?00 ; ?lumn, 26. LARD-20 @ 25c. FLOUR-Per bbl. $7?$12. COFFEE -Laguayra, 30@32 . Java, 45@5o; Rio, 22@30. SALT-$2.50 SUGAR-Brown, 121@14; C., 15? 17 ; A., 17 @00 ; Crushed, 19J@00. BAGGING-Beit, 3t)?321 Gunny, 28?30. IRON-TIES-10? 12. LOPE-ld? 15. BATESVILLE SHIRTINGS-Per bale 12c. YARN BY THE BALE-S2.10c. Por bunch LATEST QUOTATIONS OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN CHARLESTON, S. C., Corrected weekly by A. C. KA UFMAN, Broker, Nb. 25 \oad Street. FEBRUARY 22, 1870. STATS SECURITIES-South Carolina, old, 84@ 1*6 ; do now, - ?78; do, regist'd stook, ex inti -@79. CITTSECURITIFB-Augusta, Ga. Bonds, 83@ ?4; Charleston, S. C. Stock, (ex qr int) 61? 07; lo, Firo Loan Bonds, -?76; Columbia, S. C Uondi, 65?70. RAiLnoAn BONDS-Bluo Ridgo, (first mortgage) - ?50; Charleston and Savannah, 68@60 ; Charlotte, Columbia and Aigusta, -?00 ; Choraw and Darlington, -80; Greon ville and. Columbia, (1st mort) -?76; do, (State guar ?too) Cl? - ; Northeastern, 84?85; Savan? nah and Charleston, (lit mort) -80 ; do, (Stato guarantee)-?63; South Carolina,-?83; do, ib ; Spartanburg and Union, -?54. RAILROAD STOCKS-Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,-?55; Groenvillo and Columbia, 1} ?2 ; Northeaitorn, 7@8 ; Savannah and Charlot ton, 23@26; South Carolina, (whole shares) 38?44; do, (half do) 18?22}. Ex cn A Nfl K, Ac-New York Sight, | off par; Gold, 119? 121; Silver, 110? 112. SOUTH CAROLINA BANK DILLS. .Bank of Charleston.- ? - . Bank of Newberry.-fi Bank of "amdon.40(j Bank of Georgetown.......-(< Bank of South Carolina.6(j Bank of Chester.6( Bank of Hamburg--.3( Baok of State ol 8* C. prior to 1861.40 ( Bank of State of S. C. lime 1661 and 1862 10( ?Planter?'and Meohanici'BsnkofCbarlei-( ton.,._( .PeorVi Bank of Charleston....._( .Union Bank of Charleston._( .Sooth weitern R R Bank of Charles ton, - ( (oW).-< .Southwestern R H Bank or Charleiton, -( (new).., ,?. Farmen' and Exebange Bank of Charles - ( too.'..- ?4 Exchange Bank of Columbia.,.10( Merchant?' Bank of Cheraw.,.... 8( Planten'Bank of Fairfield-.8(_ Btate of South Carolina Billi Reoeivable...par. City of Charleiton Change Bill?.par. .Billi marked thu? (.) ara being redeemed at the Bank Counter? of eaeh. J?A IS ly BPKCIAIi NOTICES. Dr. A. L. 8C0VILL ti'th? inventor of MT.ra modiclnal preparations which IMV* become ven popular, and have boon llbon.llj aaad. Amon( bl? ID veo tioni ara "Hal! 'i Balaam for tb? Lunfa' and "L., er wort and Tar." For tb? put ai; jaar? a botter Lang remedy baa been o Bared t tba pabilo. Bead'tb? following lettor from Di Soovlll referri ? g to it : x Messrs. J. N. BABRIB A CO., G ESTS :-I Biak? th? followloj statement from a perfect conviction and know ledgo of the benefit* of ALLEN'S LUNG BAL ? 8AM in earing the nott deep teated Pulmonar Consumption i I heve witnessed its ?fleets 01 tb? young and the old, and X ?an truly eay tba i it is by far the bett expectorant remedy witl which I am acquainted. For Cougha, and al the early stages of Lung complaints, I believe it to bo * certain eur?, and If avery family wout< keep it by them, ready to administer upon tb first appearance of dlseaio about th? Lungs then would be very few cases of fatal consumption. It causes the pl*gm and matter to rats?, wi thou irritating thote delicate organe (the Lungs), ?ni without produoingconstipation of the bowels. I aleo givee strenglu to the system, stops the nigh sweats, and changes all the morbid secretions b a healthy atate. Your's respectfully, A. L. SCOVILL. Sold by A. ANDERSON A CO.. Sumter, S. C OCCUPATIONAL AIEiBIENI'S. Fresh, pure air is a vitalising elixir. Whoevoi ia debarrod by elrcumatancoe from unrestricted access to thia invisible, but powerful etimulaol needs a medicinal invlgorant of some kind. Th great object should be to choose the beat. Popu larity ts a pretty good guarantee of merit in thi scrutin ?sing and intelligent age, and tried by thi criterion Hostetter'a Stomaob Bitters atanda Sra among the invigorating and regulating medioine of the present day. To the wanta of peraona en gaged in indoor employments, especially ii orowded factories where even with the best poss! bie ventilation tho atmosphere is always In som degree polluted, Ibis salubrious vegetable tonio i peeullarly adaptod. The nature of the ingra diente is no mystery. It consists of an absolute ly pure diffusive stimulant, tinctured-or rathe auroharged-with the fluid .>x tracts of aanntou roots and barka and herbs. The pbarmncopcei baa Ita tinctures, but what aro they ? The juic of only a singlo root or bark or plant is presen in each. Not ono of them combines tho tbrc properties of a tonio, an alterative, and an ope rient. All these elements aro blended in lb Bitters ; nor are these the sum of ita medicina rcoommedntlona. It ia also a blood depuren and an antispasmodic. Tho baleful effect which oir that hos been par tinily exhausted of its oxygen by frequent breath lng produces on the vital organisation, ia noto rioua, and when to Ibis devitalized atmosph?re! superadded tho mephitto vapor of hot air fut naces, it becomes deleterious and depressing i the extreme. To onable tho system to bear u* even for * few hours each day against the debil! tating influoace of u vitiated atmosphore, wholesome tonio and alterative ia urgently rc quired. This grand disideratum ia supplied i Hostotter's Bitters, which as a strength-sustain ing, hool th protecting agent has no rival eithe among offioinal or advertised medicines._ REDIVIVUS:: The S. S. S. of 1861, Or Dr. JEUSON'S Original SOUTHERN SOOTUIN SYRUP POR CHILDREN TBBTUINO, is again r< suscitated It It ls a Corrigent of the Bout dieordere contingent upon this period ; a gruu ful Carminative ; a nutritioue Syrup ? and gentle Anodyne, inducing calm and ref reehing it pose, without the pernicious and distressing rt actionary disturbance of tho nervous systei that results from the exhibition of most prepare tiona-expreeely made for children. Its use i the Southern States, as far buok as 1862, esta! lisked its reputation as a Southern Institutloi and, as a medicino unrivalled, and as being tb ?est and eafeet preparation for children teethiut ensuring REST to MOTHERS and NURSES and rt lief and etrength to tboir infants. It is thcrofoi no new medicine, and needs nu advertising whoi it is best known. Every precaution has boc token to presorvo and protect it from fruuduloi counterfeits. It is manufactured only at tl Laboratory of ColTK, TOMPKINS A Hu un, men bora of, and successors to, tho old establish! SOUTHERN DRUD HOUSE OP HARRAL, RISLEY KITCHEN, 141 CBAUBBRS STREET, YEW YORK, whom all orders should be addressed, and is fi salo to tho oitisens of Sumter and surroundii country by the following Qrst class und respect bio Druggists : A. ANDERS >N A Co., J. F. Y DKLORME. Juno 16-ly KOS KOO! Prepared by Dr. J. J. Lawrence, the oelcbrati p TsiciAN and cn eu ST, Norfolk, Va., isa BAP PLEASANT ajad RELIADLE remedy for ALL disons CAUSED by TORPIDITY OF THE LIVER, IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, DISORDERS OF THE URINARY ORGAN DERANGEMENTS OF THE N E R V 0 U SYSTEM. It PURIFIKS and ENRICUES the BLOOD, RE TORES tho LIVER and KIDNEYS to u hcultl ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES the BO WEI. aud INVIGORATES the NERVOUS SYSTEM . lt ie NOT a Patent Medicine. FORMULA around oach bottle ENDORSED by the beet Phyeieiane. Tho MOST POPULAR Medicine in uee. DR. LAWRENCE is constantly in rccoipt GRATEFUL lottOrS and TESTIMONIALS Of REMARK BLE CURBS performed by KOSKOO. All letters answered and advice given-PRE KOSKOO for salo by Druggists overywhero ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. For sale by J. F. W. DeLormo, July 28-ly Sumter, S. TO CONSUMPTIVES* THE advertiser having been restored to beal in a fow weeks, by a vory simple remedy, afi having suffered several years with a ?overo lu affection, and that dr.cnd diseaso, Consumption is anxious to tnako known to his fcllow-suflori tho moans of euro. To all who desire it, ho will sond a copy oft prescription used (freo of charge), with t directions for preparing and using the san whiob tbey will find a sure Cure for Consum lion, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. The objoot of I advertiser in sending the Prescription ls to bei flt the afflicted, and spread information which conceives to be invaluable;.and bo hopes ov< sufferer will try bis remedy, as it will oost tin nothing, and may provo a blessing; Partios wishing tho prescription, will plot address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County, New York June 2. ERRORS OF YOUTH? A GENTLEMAN who Buffered for years fr Nervous Debility, Prematuro Decoy, and all I offeots of youthful indiscretion, will, for tho sc of suffering humanity, sond freo to nil who n< it, the receipt and directions for mnking tho si pie remedy by wbioh he was oared. Suffer wishing to profit by the advertiser's exporten oan do so by addressing, in perfect confidence JOIIN B. OGDEN, June 2 No. 42 Cedar at. N. Y General Life and Fit INSURANCE mm. SUMTER, S. 0. TllE following Companies having comp] with the Law, and deposited $20,000 oaoh w the Comptroller-Gonoral, offer protection households against losa or damage by fire : Security Fire Insuranoo Company New York, Aasotts, 82.017.869 81. Gorman Fire Insurance Company New York, Assotts, 1.058.054 61. .Georgia Home Insuranoo Compel Columbus, Ga., Assetts, 468.781 10. Riohmond Banking Insuranoo Co., Virginia, Aasetts, 279.540 24. A. WHITE, Maroh 30 Agnel New Advertisements. WE?fe] SAWS! SAWS of ?Il descriptions. AX ks"," BELTING .ad M ILL FURNISHINGS, CIRCULAR SAWS with Solid Tooth, or with PATBMT ADJUSTABLE POINTS, I?potior to all fHeerted Teeth Samo. /as- PK ICES REDUCE?, -?s* . II ?&~ ?end for Price Lilt and Circulars. *<JEK _ WKttH A OHIFFIT1I8. Boato?, B?Mfeg P-rolt? gwjb. A?n(av~C?nva??lng; Books ??nt sVoe. SECRETS OE INTERNAL REVENUE, itf a Prominent Officer oj tko Treaiurt Service, .bowing up tho Morel? and inner workings of the Revenue Department, the Whiskey Ring, Gold Ring, and Drawbaok Frauds, Syatomatio Bob? bery, Depredations, Conspiracies and Raids on the Governmeut, Malfeasance, Tyranny and Cor? ruption of high OfBolaU. Tb? most starling and important book published. Containing about 600 well-filled p'iges, spiritedly illustrated. AGENTS WANTED. Canvassing Book and complete out? fit seut free. Address WM. FLINT. Publleher, Philadelphia, Pe. ; Chicago, III., or Cincinnati, HOWTQGETs?S: $10 worth of splendidly illustrated books giv? en for every 10 subscribers to the N. Y. MUSI? CAL PIONEER for 1870, a monthly journal: of 10 pages of cboico Music and Interesting Miscel? lany. Only 60 ots. por annum in advance. Circu? lars with list of premiums and specimen cop y of j Pioneer sent?n receipt of stamps. F. J. HUN TINQTON dc CO., 459 Broome Street, N. Y. GHQ "DOTrIT?Ci w?r"?* VKJO JrX\il/jJCil?to$100lnGreen baoks, awarded to subscribers and agente for Woon's DousFHoLD MAGAZINE, the largest and best Dollar Monthly in the world. Similar priaes tn be repealed soon. Full partioulnrs in March Number. For salo by all Newsdealers, or sent with Catalogue of Premiums on receipt of 10 cents. Address 8. S. WOOD, Newburgh, N. Y. KIDDER'S PASTILLES. fcKTM:1 40 cents by mail. STOWELL A CO., Charles? town, Mass. The Purest, Best and Cheapest SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. WITHOUT Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine. Sent post-paid, on receipt of 10 ct*. Ad? dress Dr. E. It. FOOTE, (author of Medical Com- ! mon Senso) No. 120 Lexington Ave., cor. East 28th St., N. Y._ AWAY WITH Uncomfortable TRUSSES, j Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured Seut post-paid on roooipt of ten cents. Address Dr. E. B. FOOTE, No. 120 Loxington Ave., Now York._i_ EVERYBODY READ THIS! WE WILL PAY AGENTS $25 per week and expenses, to sell the Greatest Discoveries | I of the Age. Address WHEATON, UBNRY A Co., Marshall, Mitch._' I Agents! Read This:' WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY of) $30 por wcok and exponaos, or allow a largo commission, to soil our now wonderful in? ventions. Address M. WAGNER A CO., Marshall, Mich._ fflinc A DAY!-40 now articles for Agents \<?/CO Samples free. H. B. SHAW, Alfred, LIST OF 2,500 NEWSPAPERS FOR ONE STAMP. G. P. ROWELL 4 CO., N. Y._ BRIDE and BRIDEGROOM.-Essnys for Young Mon, froo, in souled onvclopes j HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadol phia. Pa._ MANHOOD and tho Vigor of Youth Ho stored in Four Weuks Success guuruntcod. DH. RECORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores manly power, from whatever uauso arising. Tho effects of carly peruieious habits, solf-ubuso on 1 climato, givo way at onoo lo this wonderful medicine, if lakon regularly according to direc? tions (which oro vory simple and reqiiiro no re? straint from business or pleasure). Fuilure is impossible. Sold in bottles ut $3, or four qm. ti? tles in one for $9. To bo had only of the sole appointod agent in Atnoricu, HERMAN GERI TEN, 103 Third Avenue, Now York._ M/MI of a ?>1? Aa forcod 10 Krow ,n 8lx IILV U?lclLfllCO weeks. Recipe sent fur 50 cte. Address ll. RICHARDS, Box 3986, New York P. 0. raaroh BOOTS 3 SHOES, MADE TO ORDER? LTHE SUBSCRIBERS HAV-?g? ing removed from Manning, und located themselves in jflr SUMTER, S. C W (at the Old Telegraph office,) \ CORNER MAIN A DUGAN STS., are prepared to furnish BOOTS and SHOPS of tboir own manufacturo on short notice Thoy gunruntco satisfaction in ovory respect, and from thoir long experienco in tho business, foci assured that thoso who once patronize thom will not fail to cnll again. Orders solicited, which will bo filled with promptness, und in workmanlike manner. Shoe Findings of every description on band and for salo low. SOT Terms strictly Cash. Bultiiian & Wells, March 30 3ra The State of South Carolina IN THE COMMON PLEAS. COUNTY OF SUMTER. Edward A. Edwards, Assignee, \ Bill to Fore vs. > close Mortgago Samuol Furman. J of Land. IN obedionco to tho order of salo made in this case, dated 15th January, 1870, I will odor for salo, at public outcry, at Sumter Court Houso, on Sales Day in May next, for cash, tho mortgaged premises mentioned in said J Bill, consisting of nil that piece or parcol of (land containing about sovonty-fivo acros, situate lying and being in Sumter County, whoreon tbo said Samuol Furman formorly resided with the messuages und buildings thereon. Bound? ed on tho South wost by tho road loading from Statoburg to tho Bradford Springs, on tho North east hy land formorly of Joseph B. White and other sidos by lands now or formorly of Charles M. Furman. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. G. W. REARDON, C. C. P. April 0-lt_ The State of South Carolina, SUMTER COUNTY. j Hy C. M. Hurst, Judge of tftc Court of Probate for said Count g. Whereas, At ?Juli E. Aloxandnr hus appliod to ino for Lottern of Administration on nil and singular Ibo goods and cunttols, rights and orodits of Emily Brnmlotto, deceased, of said County. Those are therefore to oite nnd admonish all land singular, the kindrod and croditora of che aaid deceased, lo he nnd appear beforo me, at our next Court of Probato for tbo aald County, to bo holden at Sumter Court House, on the 18th day of April, to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my Hand and Seal of offioo, thia 0th day of April, In the year of our Lord, one tbouaand eight hundred and aaventy, and in the 91th your of American Indepondonoe. C. H. HURST, April 6-gt] Judge of the Court of Probate. I BUSINESS, VISITING, AND WEDDING CABDS, Neatly executed at this Office. Pate & T?ylor HAVE RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, BOUGHT IN NSW TORE BT OKS OF TUE FIRU AT TUB RECENT DECLINE. THOSE DESIRING TO PURCHASE FRESH AND CHEAP GOODS HAD BBST QIVB THEM A CALL. They ar? preparad to serve all in tb? best manner, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the favors hertofore so liberally bestowed. Mareh 28_ Head Quarters -~-FOR Cheap Goods, -AT FRANK FOLSOM'S. GREAT BARGAINS IN Fancy Articles. TUB PLACE FOR TUB LADIES TO BUY TRIMMINGS, LACES, &C Fresh Arrivals Constantly. TUB FINEST LOT OF FANCY GOODS IN SUMTER, ahcays on hand and sold CHEAP. CANDIES ! CANDIS ! ! THE BEST. And Good Things Generally. T 353 -A. ! T? EA t ! A SPLENDID ARTICLE at $1.26 pur pound In the Confectionery Department. March IA Just Received -AT DARGANS FINE SEGARS, Smoking tobacco. Pipes. Pipe Stems and Fix? tures. THE CHEAPEST Crockery and Glass Ware Offered In tho market since tho war, (Auction Goods not Excepted?) CONTINUE TO RECEIVE WEEKLY, THE VERY BEST CAND\ SOLD IN THE MARKET. First housointown to PUT TUE PRICE Ol CANDY DOWN. SPECIE PAYMENT RESUMED AT THE SUMTER CONFECTIONERY Maroh 16-41_ SEGAI^._PIPES, GENUINE HAVANA ?EGrA-?t?. BEST IN SUMTER. A LARGE VARIETY* Ol Pipes. M E RC II AU M-Genuine and Imitation WOODEN-Various styles and pricet And many others AT LOW FIGURES. Glass and Crockery Ware IN GREAT VARIETY, The ohoapost ever offered in thia market. Fruit, Confectionery) FANCY and HEAVY GROCERIES, Always on band. CALL AND EXAMIN -AT JOHN S. HUGHSON'S, Under the Photographic Callers March 18_ NEW BOOKS -AT Sumter Book Store. NOT WISELY, BUT TOO WELL. Cometh up as a Flower. Greatest Plnguo of Lifo. Chaplot of Peoria. Two Lifo Paths. A Life's Secret. Foul Play. The Stolon Mask. ' Thu Lawyer's Soorot. Diary of a London Physician. Webster's Unabridged Did lunary, with 15 Illustrations, tho greatest work of any age. REMEMBER -THAT YOU CAN GET-\ GOOD FOOL'S CAP PAPER at 15 eon per quire. LETTER PAPER nt 10 couts, per qtilro. ENVELOPES at 6t conts. per puok. SLATES at 10 oents. each. SCHOOL BOOKS and all Mlsoolluneous Boo at PUBLISHER'S RETAIL PRICE -ALSO Photograph Albums, .. Wall Paper, Toltol Soaps, Hair and Tooth Brushes. Visiting Cards, Engravings, Ao-, Ac, VERY LOW At the SUMTER BOOK STORE. Mareh IS_A. WHITE A CO, SILVER PLATED WARI JUST RECEIVED CASTERS, NEW PATTERNS, BUTTER DISHES, GOBLETS, CUPS, CALL BELLS and various article? BRIDAL PRESENTS. Marah 23-sf C. T. MASON GREAT REDUCTION IN XGSS -FOR G as li. Coffee, 20 to 26 c per lb. Coffee Sugar? 15c. Sugar, 121-2 to 15 c. Sugar, Finest C, 16c. Lard, 20c. Fine Goshen Cheese, 26c Halibut Fish, 12 l-2c- | Flour, 25 lbs. for $1 00. Flour, best Family, 14 lbs. for $1 00. Bacon, 15 to 20c* Nails, 8c, by the keg, 7c. Calicoes, 10 and 12 l-2c. per yard. SPRING AND DRU at 12 1-2 to 20c. per yard. PJLiANTJBBS? WAREHOUSE, March 30 J* D. GHA,XGr, Upholsterer, Manufacturer, AND DEALER IN FURNITURE, RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS friend? nm! patroos that he te now prepared to furnish them with Furniture, etc, of tho di (Ti ron t STYLES and PATTERNS now in ase. Ile ha? now on banda supply of BED ROOM AND COTTAGE SETS, CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES, BUREAUS, CRIBS, AC, AC. SAMPLE PLATES from tbe beat Manufactu. rers of Boston and New York-will be shown to pu roh H sura ami ?ny stylen prefe:red, not on band, will be drdcred for accommodation of pat* rona-nil of v. h ?ch will bo sold at prices to suit | tho tiino?. FURNITURE made to order, In any ?lyle and at short notice Manufacturing, Repairing and Upholstery done promptly, and. in a neat and workmanlike manner. Chairs re?coted with cane and made as good aa new. Pi ot ur? Fi ames of ?ll moa, Rofe Wood, Oil t, and plain mouldings, made to order, and Looking Cl lasaos ?ct in frome*, and for sale. FUNERALS promptly atl.ndod to in Town or Country, uud Metallic Mahogany, Walnut, or Common Cofflus, furnisbod os required, at short notice. Deo 8 ._ P. P. TOALE 5 CHARLESTON, S. C. ( Largest and moat completo "\ g^?r. ) Manufactory of Door?, Sashes, f -B_t mm ) Blinds, Mouldings, Ao., In the ( V. Southern States. ) ?ar Printed Prioe List Dodos Com pet 1 tl on. g&r 8end for ono "W"5j fi-tr- Sent Free on Application. *9>R April ft_. ly SPECTACLES T-AND EYE G LASSES. LORSCHS PATENT INTRUCHA NAT) LB LENSES. Ooh!, Stirer, Steel and Rubber Frsmts. Periscopio, Convex and Con?ut o LSD p.a. Cataract and Colored Lenser, of all Shades. March 9 O' T. MASON. Tko Original aa* fiwrmUe An rei?. ? ?-. ? Pi If WI i nader the FerrnwU af Br. DAT? STCWACT, QaeaaUt, a*d Mwtd ?7 Wiwrit .at by as ter the Pamatta COMPOSED OV Phosphates and Potash? Th* FOOD whWa farm* the mineral part af th* plant, and that h taaiorad froBi tha .oil ?Ith every ar op. PARTICULARLY ADAPTED.TO HORTICULTURE, FUUIT TRICK?, COEN AND TOBACCO. TBE EXTERMINATOR Ol Rust, Spores and Insects Diseased Peach Trees, With yellow leave*, andar Ita Influence, produce a dark grata foliage in a raw week*. Put up in New Barrete. PRICE, $40 00 PUR TON. Liberal dadaetloa mada to dealer*. Wa annex tba following oertiflcate* taken from roany received by aa t Ssxar SIDK, Aaa? Aranda) ?0., lld., 1 Marsh ltth, 1870. ] Mt?**. Km. Crichton d> Son-Gentlemen t I ?tad the ronica tor on my Peaeh Tree* hut spring with much satisfaction. Many of my tree* are ?ia yea? old, wera diaeaaed from th . woaa, the leave* wera yellow and tiekly. I applied a imall ?hoy et lui of the Per ile a tor around th? baan of eaeh tree. Ia a few weeks they produced a riob g raen foliage, aud bora a fina crop. I am satisfied that this manara completely destroytu tho won?, Invigorated the trees and the growth of tbs orop. THOMAS SHEPPARD. K ic na os a. VA., Feb. 9 th, 1870. Mctivt. Wm. Crichton d> Son, Jtattimon-l used the PaaatoAToa on a piaoe of very poor land to give the oona a start, and drilled it in at tba rate of 60 lbs. PCB ACHE, at tho eost of one dollar. On this lot I novar bad boen able to se? cure a "ttand" by reason of tho "out won?," al? though I tried salt in various ways. OD the rows to which I applied the "PERSI GATOR," tba corn came up "to a hill" promptly aud grew off finely. On the remaining rows, not moro than one-third of the planta escaped tho worm, and those that did, war? puny in appear ano?. If farther trials on lands infested with "Cut Worms" shall result in securing a "avAttD" Ilka the one referred to, I should consider it an ex? tremely valuable, and th? oheapett remedy, which sould be used. 6. BASSETT PRENCB, Editor Farmtn' Oaattt?. Pasaron. Carolina Co., Md., Feb. 18th, 1870. ' I applied the PERSIC ?TOR to SORGHUM, alter* natlng with a fertiliser costing $58 per ton in equal quantities. Tba growth of tba "CANE" ?bera the Pansie aroa was applied, was very su? perior and equal to any manured with tba mora costly Fertiliser. B. F. WILLIS. FOR 8ALB BY Wm. Crichton & Son. SOLE MANUFACTURERS, BALTIMORE, MD. For sale by Green, W?lson k Walsh, Agents, Aprl 8-lm] SUMTER, 8. C. J. E. SU ARES, SUMTER FURNITURE -AND Chair Ware-Rooms. HAS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF FUR? NITURE, for less than can be obtained In any Southern market, saving both freight and risk of breakage by Railroad. With experience in this branch of business tn the City of Charleston, for twenty-five yoars, and ha?lng the advantages of the bett Manufacturers, he is offering first class work of which every artlolo sold is warranted. The stock oonsUts of Sofas, Side Bosrds. Book Casas, Wardrobes Washstands,Bureaus, Cottage Setts, Whatnot? Bitension Tables Mahogany, Cane and Wood Seat Rock ing Chairs Mahogany, Cane and Wood Seat 8ettlng Chairs Cribs, Cradles Trundle Bedsteads and Cottage Bedsteads Every style Looking Glasses and Mattrasse-. FIVE HUNDRED PAIR WINDOW SHADES just reoelved, together with a lot of WALL PA? PER AND BORDERING. Main Street, opposite' Express Office. UP STAIRS. J. E. Snares, Feb J.*-tf SHAW'S COTTON SEED HULLER. Agents-BRODIE ft to., Factors and Commission Merchants, CHARLESTON, 8. C. March 30_' \j Notice. By permission of C. M. Hurst. Esq.. Probate Judge, 1 will offer for 'nie, on Saturday, 23rd April, ?ne COW and CALF. Also the llouiehold and Kitchen Furniture belonging to Mr?. Mary W. A o 1er JOH, duoeasod, at lier former residence. Term? Cull. All pei ?on* having alalina against Mr?. Mary W. Auderton, will present thom, propsrly at? tested. Thoie indobted will maka Immediate payment to tho undor.lgned. B. li. WILSON, Kx'or. April fl-2t I. F, ALEXANDER, DENTIST, DROAD STREBT, CAMDEN, 8. C. Eve, y description of work executed with (romptness, and In the most approved and dura lo style. Mets of Teeth furnished al very uvd .rate rates. RKPBRKKCB81 Gen. J. Il- Kershaw, Camden, 8. O. T. Harnell, M. B.. ? ? L. H. Dr**, ? J. M. Davis, B?q., " ? Jan A g-sj Estate Notice. ?ALL portons having claims against Ula Bs tateofW.W. MoOutehnn, daeeased, will M av?rent them daly proven. And atl per? sons ladobted will plea?, make payment te Jan 10-tf M' ? McCUT0"BN' Adm'ur. til m FORT! Vegetable Appe?j| THE BBBP'/tfj? norna YET OPflp Rocky Pleasant to the Taste, imp?^'?;? ing VIGOR and STRBNGKK^^j the constitution. A tuorvu^y'/*f^p Purifier of the Bl^?v|| a regulator of NERVOUS fon^:^ and a powerful sustainer Health, against the encswaol^^t^ mente of disease. = V / ri Dyspesia or Indigestion^^ ? is speedily cured by the use of .V* v' this TONIO, also for Liver ?h,-' - : eases, Disorders of the Kidney?, v f .../..i.;f?>. ' '-Js and loss of Muscular Power. ,It || will be found a sp?cifie, and as a v?3 preventive of , or a restorer of the natural pow ' ers, when broken down by c?tt- V ?3 . sm tinued Ague attacks, it has no, . equal. A curative for the in-rpjS valid and preventive for the well* . fm that cannot be surpassed. ; "/'"J. 11 Females whose Consti^ y - tutions * A | - --il debilitated through sedentary 4 ? ? ? ?3$B habits and close confinement to.>fi m ' '. ' PS household and other domestic jv | duties, will find this TONIO ??3 possessed of intrinsic virtue*,'* ? . . able at all times to establish a . . ; * - ? healthy standard and bestow & new lease of pristine health, v ' V cheerfulness and alacrity of: spirit so necessary to the happi- " ' "*"* ' - ness of woman. The genuine is put up in QUART BOTTLES, handsomely wrapped with di?. rections in ..' ENGLISH, . FRENCH, ANP GERMAN. . , . , . y .jj Manufactured only by tho Rocky Mountain Bitters Co*? SOLE PROPRIETORS, 207 FULTON ST., Tew York? Portale*? V 1. A? M'K A3?X,