The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, October 11, 1871, Image 1
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YOL XXII WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1871._ NO. 6.
DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, iSoRALITF AND GENERA ^INTELLIGENCE.
The Sumter
. (ESTAIILISBED IS 185*4
11 JMJ 11 II E E s
E /BK Y W I :Z>.\ BSD* Y .^?WHMKip
AT S UM TER S.' C.V BY i.
falLBBRT & FLOWERS
Terms
'Juc "tear.**........ ......$300
g'u months..~-.-. 1"*?
Throe months. T <}Q
\B\TSKTlSB.ME5TS ins?rtejaVat the t?t<
,f ON'G [KELLAR AND FIFTY" JCEKTS per
,"" iro for the ?rn.'OXE DOLLAK tor the
sccn-l, and FIFTY CBSTS r?A?e>>oba?|iMBt
mertion. for an? period lesatbao^arae oroDthi
OBITUARIES, TRIBUTES'OF RESPECT
mid all communication* which subserve pr?ate
a?reat*,?lil he paid ?or asa>Kcrti*?iacni?.
A KISS IX THC DARK.
TUE TERRIBLE TRIALS O? A TEN.DER
YOUTH AT SARATOGA.
Oue of the Saratoga correspondents,
whose uame ls "Lau-," was very, badly
treated when the gas went out so sudden
ly the other night. Thc story is a touch?
ing one. and he tells it well :
ll was ten o'clock. The stage dmre
up from the depot. Almost every lady
expected her husband on the train.
Many young ladies expected their sweet?
hearts. Neither the stage, the driver,
nor the horses were visible From force
ol habit the passengers felt their way to
the reception room 1 gol mixed up with
the crowd. Twenty five married ladies,
seven old maids, and four young ladies
commence; greeting the passengers in
the clark. "My dear William ! why did
you stay s? long V exclaimed a sweet
voung wife, and then she threw her
anns around my neck-our lips Diet.
I wasn't going to be a damed fool-Far
difikreut. Now, a dear, sweet, liquid
(ryed brunette threw her arms widely
?ruU'"d me. "0, Eugene, why did you
but write oftener?" she sobbed, and then
hht sank sweetly on my bosom. 1 saiJ
'.W eep not, Julia," and then I kissed
lier sweetly twenty two times. lt wai
delicious, lt tunde tue t Ii ink of my first
wit'- and wy college da\s ar Yale, A
ponderous matron sppruached-dress
d?collette, hair a la Pompadour, She
took me in lier arms and whispered, "0,
Charles, did you bring my beautiful !*
dog-did you '!" ''.Madame my name ?p
is not i liarles, and I h le dogs. I'd kill j i
every d - d -d" but she fell fainting M1
at wy feet. A sweet, go.Meu haired ; a
blonde niiw took my hand. M?e pressed
it gently, saying, - Dear Albeit, I know
it is you, and I atti so glud tu tee you I" \
iou won't da ti ec wiiii Lizzie Smith, j
DVW will jouf 1 said I wouldn't a
Then she held ber check close to lu.ue. I1'
lt was hoi with love's young hope and J
parc sweet affection. We were very j r
happy. N"ue bul a wicked m .u would ?f'
have brought redness to this .*wcet, pure ja
young heart-full of confidence, Warm ; '?
with virgin aflectiou, and beautiful with ?
Splendid girlishness. <4Do you still love i "
me. Albert I >hc whispered. "L'udoubt- ! v
ediy," 1 remarked. *'HJW much, j **;
darling ?" "A heap." "Oh, Lam so jc
happy !" she murmured, as she twisted Is
ht r fingers in my auburn hair and held ' 0
tue in sweet embrace. This sort of!a
thing went on for seventeen minutes,ip
when (,' Leland appeared in lite distance J1
willi a tallow candie. I quietly with- Io
drew, and mingled unobserved in thc j P
crowd. \s the ca1 die appeared, twenty j"
sereu young gentlemen were teen M
shaking bauds with as many young >*
ladies in the different corners. I havel"
seldom seo such au affecting sceuc j ?*
It was a great display of afiectiou Une ? ^
married gentleman was holding the jj'
ha .ds of two ladies. The hair of thc j11
ladies was generally cr imples* while the ? '
bair of the yoong gentlemen did noi'a
d'splay a parting place I reflexed jc
"how kin such things be, and overcome j ?
u? like a summer shower J"' I consulted
with J Killings He says they can't
So I resolved to leave the place, I came
back to Congress Hail, and found the
young ladies and gentlemen having a
grand ball by caudle light. Each young
lady held in her bauds a penny dip.
They flew through the lancers like ghosl
in ''Macbeth.*' Eight streaks of light
mad? a terrible cris? cross, a? the dance
went on. When the grand chain came,).
lt
the lights revolved like a gigantic !
Fourth of July pin ?heel. It wa> a grand j t
night for Saratoga. The young people
liked ?r. ?jome prefer darkness rather
than light, because their ways are
evil.
A .TIOTIIKU-S Pit A Y MR.
A mother on the green hills of Ver j
mont was holding by tho right haud a?.
sun, sixteen years old, mad wilh love j a
for thc sea.
And as she stood by the garden gate, j
one moi liing she said ; Edward, they tell j j
me. lor I never saw theoceau-that the jj
great temptation of a seaman's life ?sj.
drink. Promise me before you quit your'
motii'-r's hand, that you will ucv^rj.
dunk.' Andtsaid he (for he told me the j
story,) 'T gave berthe promise, and 1?'C
Wont the broad glube over. Calcutta, and j :
the .Mediterranean, San Francisco', the'
Cape of Good Hope, the North Pole and i j
th? South. I saw them all ic forty j (
years, and I never saw sparkling
liquor, that my mother's form by thH|a
garden gate, on the green btllaide of
Vermont did not rise before me; and ;
to-day at sixty, my lips are innocent of,
thc ta>te of liquors." Was not that:!
sweet evidence of the power of a single
word? Yet that was not half.
"For," said he, "yesterday there came
into my couutiug room a o?an of fer ty j I
years, asked me,'Do you know me, \ i
"No."'Well,' said he, "I was oQce j I
brought drunk .uto your presence on JI
chip board ; you were a passenger ; the j I
captain kicked nie aside; y*t?u took me i I
to your berth and kept me there until 1
had slept off the intoxication, ^ou
then asked me if I bad a mother; I said
I hud neve/ known a word from her
lips. You told me of yours at the gar
den gate, and, to-day. I am master of
one of the fiuest packer? io New York,
and I came to ask yev to still sad see
me."
How far that little candle throws ito
beam?! That mother':* word, on the
green hillside ot Vermont f.Ql God be
thaoked for the mighty power of S -sin?
gie word.
- Many men pass fifty or" sixty J?arsj
in the world, and when they are Jost
going oat of it they bethink theastiTesyj
and step'back, as it were, to io sotae
thing which they had ?ll Che while for?
gotten, to wit: the ?ato boAineas for
whioh they came into the world-rte re
* pen;, of their sins, ssd reform their
lives, and nuke their peace' witA Qod,
wd ia time prepare for eternity.
-IT?Y FLO VERGABDLN.
I once passed iiy a florist, whcr-was
Kggte? ? long, deep, ?arrow .t'rVo'onj
vhieh ne filled v>'it-h rich earth brought
rviu a great drsi.auoe# with great ex-"
leuse and toil, nud said to him, "For
rKat are-yon preparing that bed. with so
nuch pains ?" "Flowers," said ^Mr;
'roses, the choicest" of my perpetual
..ses> -Well," I replie?, "1 don't
hiuk that will pay." "Come along
?cre iu two or three rears and see." " I
lid* I looked o 'er toto that garden. I
lever before or &incc:saw qrrite' sach a
ight of beauty. Such fragrance, too,
s there was upoa the air. Yes, ?'?d
uit it gladly-it pays. AH that ex
?cuse and toil of the husbandman war
10t in vain It was a good ipvestment.
If I am a Sut day school teacher, my
lass is my'flower garden. ? friend
reps roto my study on Saturday ere
itig I um putting the last half hour
1 study uti tho lesson. I have looked
t it, studied it, examined it in every
ussible manner, with all the aids cf1
he teacher's library, und from my owu j
xpericoce. and prayer over it, have
.ade out mtv brief. My friend exclaims :
'.What's'all tl;is?".
...My Sunday ?-hool preparation."
?.You have pu: some study on this."
"Seven huurs of hard, honest-study
nd prayer-tu} usuai preparation."
"Weil, that won't pay !"
"ll you will look into my crass to?
morrow, next week, month, or year, you
.ill change your opinion. ?o work
ays better This is my flower garden,
'on cnn not have a delighted bloom and
a<>rance like that of heaven, without
skius'for ii.a~<8cc. W. M. Chicvcs
CHARITY.
We are told in classic history that
H old painter wes employed to sketch
lie Macedonian emperor. The emperor
a<l received a severe wound upon the
?gin temple, in one of his famous b?t?
ies, and a large scar was lett. The
rtiat proceeded to tlie work assigned
im, sketched the monarch leaning up*,
ii his elbow, with his forefinger covcrr
ig the scar. His ingenuity was uni
ersatly applauded and he became more
.med than ever. So it is will: genuine
harity, which "covcreth a multitude of
ins." Iustead of exposing the faults of
them, and holding them up to scoro
nd ridicule, it covers them with the
?ger of love, except when truth and
nsrice require them to be openly re
uked. Tlie way of the world is to ex
ose the scars ol character, and set them
if in more than their real ugliness
'hey are the subject of gossip aud kecu
a'ire in the soeial circle,and the sparks
f fire that are struck around often
i .die into a flame. How much more
eauriful is that spirit which treats the
liiurc of others with forbearance, while
t does not excuso iniquity iu the car.iest
riend I That is the secret fou .dation of
ll that is good and true. This is the
harity which "soflvrcth loog and is
.ind," at.d "doth not behave i 'self uo
leuily," and thiuketh no evil.
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rill love thee like they do shade trees -
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PRIMITIVE MEDICAL PRACTICE,
A gentleman io Alabama, in exerting
liimself one d ?y felt a sudden pair), and
fearing his iotcrtial machinery had been
;hrowu oat of /ear, sent fur a negro OD
rn* plantation, who made some preten?
sions to medical skill, to prescribo for
bim. The uegro, having investigated
the ea9e, prepared and administered a
dose to bis pat cet with the utmost con?
fidence of a speedy care. No relief being
experienced, however, the gentleman
?cut for a physician, who, on arriving
inquired of thc negro ?hat medicine ha
had given hia master. Bob promptly
responded .
"Rosi? sod slam, sir.'1
"What did you give them for!" con?
tinued thc doctor. '?
""Why," replied Bob, ?de.titan jo
draw thc parts togedder, tod th* rosin
to fodder om."
The patient eventually recovered.
. ': "'? ??? >'-r
* -*? J>ooot (hat which you flaute in
another. ? Do not tuft toAnother which
you would .not aaotber should dc to you.
But abov *\lK ?ot .l%*t in &??'i
?ighryea weut? ?* maa abouM se* yeo
ulled the inly of ow praee*. .phcre.
The State of SO?th ?altoliiiF
COUNTY Ol?'SUMTER. . , ?
0R??MMON FLEAS;
.. Franklin J..??otos, ..'"}.
^ ;the younger -of the name, j .
PlainU?.-J <!<>jt?.;.:^
Aratr/st ?^uT. S?mficM.
TO PERKY M. DELEON. Defendant in this
YOU arc hereby "Summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which ia filed
in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
j Plea? for the said County, and to: lerra a conj
; of jour answer OD the subscriber at, his office,
Sumter, South' Carolina, within1 twenty days"
after the'service of this summon* OD you, ex
elusive of the dfy of service. '
If rna fail to answer this complaint within*
; the time aforesaid, th? plaintiff will take judg
1 raent against yo? for the sam of Fifteen. Hnn
J dxed Dollars, with interest at tba rate of 7 per.
; centum per annum, from the 28th day of Febru
! ary.'ooe thousand eight hundred and seventy
! and costs.
Dated September 2nd, 1871.
- B.W. MOISE,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
TO PERRY M. DRLEON-Defendant :
.. TAKE NOTICE that the Summons, of whieb
the foregoing is a copy, and kUo the! Complaint,
in this action wera duty filed in tbe office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the
County of Sumter, and State of South Carolina,
on the 2nd day of September, 1871.
E. W. MOISE,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Sept 6-_ 6w
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF SUMTER.
COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.
Franklin J. Moses,
tbe younger of tbe nama.
Against1^1* C?I* Snmffi00i
Perry M. DeLeon,
Defendant.
TO PERRY M. De LE ON, Defendant in this
action.
YOU aro hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint io this action, which b
filed in the office of the Clerk of tbe Court of
Commun Pican for tb? suid County, and to serve
a c?py of your answer on tho subscriber at bis
office. Sumter, South Carolina, within twenty
day? after tbe service of this summons on you,
I exclusive of tbe day of servioe.
If you fail to answer this complaint within tbe
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you forth? sum of One Thousand, .-is
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with interest at the
rate of 7 per centum per annum from tbe first day
vf January, ono thousand ?ight hundred seventy
oue sud costa.
Dated September Sod, I87L
. E. W. MOISE,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
TO PERRY M. DELEON-Defendant: ?
TAKE NOTICE that the Summons, of which
the foregoing Li a copy, and also tho complaint,
in this action, were duly filed in tbe office of tho
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Sumter and Stans of Sooth Carolina, j
on the 2nd dar of September, 1871.
E. W. MOISE,
Sept 8-6w Plaintiff's Attorney.
- ?--.-;
Court of Common Pleas.
COUNTY OP SUMTER. .
Elizaheth Ki Bradley, Plaintiffs against
John Mcleod Bradley, Gordon Brad?
ly, Mary Murray Bradley, Samuel
Bradley, Htnry Hughes Bradley,
John ?. Frierson and Edward E.
Er/ins, Defendants.
Pursuant to an Order of the Court in this case,
made at May Term. 1*71, the Creditors of Samuel
J. Dradley. deceased, tbe testator in the oaare, aro
l;er?by notilied to c<>me in beforo me and prove
their debts, on or before tbe 1st day of December
nest, and that io default of their coming in lo
prove their debts by that time tboy will bo ex?
cluded the benefit of tb? decree made io tb? ease.
'GEO. W. REARDON,
Clark of th? Coo rt and Refera?.
Clerks Office, Sumter, Maj ?lat, 1871.
June 7 if.
MONEY CANNOT BUT IT,
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS ! !
THE DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured
by J. E. SPENCER 4 CO., Kew York, which
are now offered to tb? publie, ar? pr J DOO need by
all the eel rb ra tad Opticians of tba world to be
tbe most Perfect, Natural Artificial bely to tb?
haman eye ever known.
They are ground nader their own supervision,
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their nam*. "Diamond," on sceount,
of their hardness and brilliancy.
Tb? scientific principle on which th?; ar? eon
s! ruc ted brings the core or cen tra ol the lens di?
rectly iu Iront of tb? ?ya, producing a clear and
distinct vision, as ia the natural, healthy sight,
aad preventing all unpleasant sensations, inch as
glimmering and wavering of sight, dirtiness, Ac,
peculiar to all others lai uso.
They ar? taeunted ia the finest 5 manner ia
frames of the best quality, of all materials osad
for that parp?se. Their finish and durability
cannot be surpassed;
CA crt on.-None genuin? unWss bearing their
trade ?ark stamped on every frame.
HOYT k FOLSOM,
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELER1 ,
SUMTER, S. 0.
December_Vt
Preserve Tour Sight !
THE CELEBRATED
S?feaff?aiBen Spectacles.
anu/acl*T*4 ** Sciofkatue*, Switzerland.
'Thc superiority of those Great By? Pres err ?rf
consiste in tba oarrfal" XatbeotaUeal Acotmurj
in tbe construction of tb? Lenses, biiog manu?
factured ortho Best Whit? Flint Glass, tb? exact
' Shape of tho Eye, tba* obrtating ali GU armoring
and tfaverina of db? SigaV. Diuiaew, and all
the other Train af Bril* prodaead bj th? as? ol
in ferrar spectacle*.
Krery orw wea?* itg?t is ftlUnr; understands
it? rate?. Bj boyla*; imjorfstt (rpaeuclM j?a
bfjp to dutioj lt.
BUT TBE BE811
mi
Baltimore Advertisements.
MI MA?S??DEE & Ca
. WBO?*ALS DEALER? AMD MiTiDFACTUREP-S OF
?~TH A'N O VER STREE T,
First Hons? From Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
Sept?- . 3m
L. F?SSA1T0, & SONS ,
. S IMPORT?SS A KO DCALBRS 15
Fancy Goods, Woolens,
- WHITEWOODS,
[Trimmings and Small Wares,
268 W. Baltimore Street.,
. BAL7TM0R?.
Sept 6- ? 3ra
H. G. VICKERY,
- -seaLe^ix r
PORK; LAUD,
AJSTD BUI?E4iBATS,
NOS. 43 and 45 L?GHT ST RE KT,
B Ali J I M ? E E .
Large Assortment of BRIGHT SMOKED
MEATS constantly oo beni. Orders solicited.
Sept 6 .--_ly
BUY DIRECT FROM THE
MANUFACTURER,
?, aa WMiyilHUl,.hil Hil--Jj?u
The Largest Stock and L?>we.t Price? to bc
found in the South a?j where.
Sept d ? . tim
MUHDES "B?GG?^GT
ALL WEIGH" T S .
.A-irro^w" Ties.
BACON, FLOUR,
PLANTERS' SUPPLIES,
Furnished at Lowest Market
Rates by
WILSON & SELBY,
Cotton Factors,
No. 17 LIGHT STREET,
BALTIMORE, M J.
Sept 20 lin
Established 1848.
Totbe FARMERS and PLANTER? of Ma 17
land and tho South Generally.
HORNER'S
Maryland Super-Phosphate.
(W? court the Chemist's inquiry.)
After 33 years exp?rience ia Ute Fertilizing
business, an 1 after establishing a wide reputation
for tb? purity and excellence of bis Boee Dust,
th? eu bs? rJ brr lia? beca induced to prepare a
Phosphat? suitable ta tb? requirements and
.vary way worthy tb? alteration of the Southern
Fermer.
The "MARYLAND" is a rcjuvenator and
permanent improver of th? soil. It stimulates
equal to Peruvian Guano, and sustains equal to
Bone, being composed almost entirely ol tbe?e
ingredients, with fc vory liberal percentage of
Potash Ia thereerduam. There is no adulierafer
nor inferior article usad- every partido of the
Phosphate being of essential benefit to the land.
Neither pain? aar expenee bave been spared in
its preparation, bod wa claim for it thc greatest
benefit lo the farmer from tb? smallest untlay.
For Cotton, Wheat and Corn, and as a ge"rrbi
stimulant ?Dd alimext for worn an J impoverished
Lud Ibero eaa be nothing superior. It fs.war
tan led to rna ai high ta Ammonia and higher in
Bon? Phosphat? than any other fertilizer in the
market.
Price $50 per ton, in new hags. No ehor^e
for delivery, JOSHUA HORNER, Ja.
Manufacturer ?ad Genreal Commission .Mer?
chant. Office ead Warehouse, Si 8. Gay Rt.
G ac? ral Wareboas?, Cor. Chew and StirUagSts.,
Baltimore, Md.
Bone Bust $45, ?Z
$47, onr own maaafarture. in new bag.* ; Eastern
a?d Western Boee Dost $*6. Peruvian Unarm
defirered from Poravian Go r ern maa t Ware benje
at lowest ratee. No ?barge for delivery.
JOSHUA HORNER, JR.
Sept S _ _ ly
SCHOOL, HIStORIES For Fall 1871
Blackburn & McDonald's
0 RAM M AR SCHOOL HI S T ORY. U. S.
'?40 PP. CLOTH, $1 25.
ILLUSTRATED WITH 8 COLORED MAPS.
"The great desideratum in School Boobs for
Soirtbera Children ie frcedoea from partisan pre?
judice ami political misrepresentations. This
work fives a jos* aeoount of tho late war. It
records teeta, abd withholds opinion?. It tells
tb? trmJb, and fosters no blUamess, The ?ty]?
ls good} tba ssa lancet aro briol and perspicu?
ous ; the artangeeesEU aew. wd arracATrva."
-baltimore Epieeapal ttksdiat May 27.
THE Rh)W SCHOOL HIaXORY OF THE C. S.
(Formerly known as Tte Stuft er uer.)
'. il? fjm. CLOTH $1 75. .
U.l.taTRATKD WITH JtlbHT COtCRKC S f.fi.
'. Ono or both of these bj?ks have bean adopted
by rr any cfctbe best Western and So a tb>- ru
Private Schools/ ?od by th? Pablir Sehoo?s of
Mississippi, Maryland ?nd Louisville, Ky. i
Ou recreiut Of f?jre will ?Mil a copy'?ni* both
for examination.
FOE SAL? BY ALL Boenszt.?na. J.
. WM. JV O* DULANY A *<0.,'. fabHsaeri,
g??tS-ea. BAL^Q^BB, iil>.
' ; ;. 18.1.
'??bruter ?'%*!^rr'm
Baltimore Adv?rtisements.
SIXTY-FIVE f ?SST-PR?ZE MEDALS AWARDED.
'?iitiera Piano
MANUFACTORY.
. MAXL'?ACTUnEI{S OP
Fiaa? Fortes
BALTIMORE, M -
Thea? Instrumentahave-beon before thc Public
Air nearly Thirty Years; and upon their ixeel
. lenee alone attained an unpurehatedpre caovsiief,
vfbicaTrunoimecs theaT unequaled. I ht ir .
TONE
I combines great power, sweetness and fine sing?
ing quality, ns well a? great purity oflntonnfion,
and sweetness throughout, the entire scale.
ihcir
TOUOfl
is p'hnt tod'cla'tic, imJ^tjrely.frcajfroift lae
?ttSagas foQnd n so many Pianos.
IN WORKMANSHIP
they are unequaled, uninj: none hut tbe very
(be.-t SEASONED MATERIAL, tbe large capital
;efflpl?yed in our bustards enabling us to keep
eoniiuuallv an imiueuso stock of lumber, Ac, on
hand. ? . ...
?.?er All oar S QC ARK PIANOS have .oar
New Improved OvrRsfBCSO SCALE and the
AGRAFFE TREBLE.
?SCT* We wouhl oaJl ?pcci.il attention to our
late -iropT*>*em???ts in ?RANI> PIANOS AND
SQUARE GRANDS, PATKKTK? AV: U, JS6A,
WbicL o'ing tho Piano nearer pcrlVotion tbun
bas yet bean attained.
Every Piano fully Warranted fortFive
. . Years
We have marie arra icemen ts f-jr tho SOLE
WHOLESALE AGENCY tor thc Boat Celebrated
PARLOR Ul GAN.S and MJ&LODEONS. whiib
we offer Wholesale and Retail, at Lowest Factory
Price*.
TY Itt. KN A RE Ac CO.
Baltimore, iUd.
Sept ?- ly
ROSAMOS
OS INGREDIENTS THAT
COMPOSE ROSAD?LJS arc
'published on every package, there?
fore it is nora rccrct preparation,
. . consequently
SPIUSICIA?S PRESCRIBE 17
It is a certain care for Scrofula,
Syphilbin all hsforms, Rheuma?
tism, Skin Diseases, Liver Com?
nlaiat and all diseases of tho
Blood.
AC.3.BCTTL3 C? ECSADAIIJ
will do more good than ten bottles
of tho Syrups of Saraparilla.
TH S CNDERStCNtD PHY3IC?AN3
Dhavcnsed Rosadalia in tlicir practico
?br tho past tlirco years and fricly
endorso it as a re?anlo Alterativa
and Blood Puri?or.
DR. T. C. PrOTT. cf Baltimore.
DU. T. J. BOYKI.V.
DR. B.W. CARR. .*
? _ DR. P. O. PANNT.LLY, w
Ja DR. f S. SPA RMS, cf NkaolasTl?a,
MjL DR. ?'l. ?lcCARTIIA, Coloxnhia,
JT^l [DR. ?. ? NOBLES, Edgecomb, N. C.
USED AND E5D0ESIL ET
?RSI J. B. FRENCH L SONS, Fall Hirer,
"RT Moss.
H ?. W. S!VHTF, Jackson, Mich.
_ A. F. WHEELER. Lima, Oui?
B fl B. HALL, Lima. Ohio.
-TL-S I ( RAVEN & CO., Gnrdrmsvllle, Va.
1 SaSTL. O. MCFADDEN, Muifrocs
b oro, Tenn.
If>u space wi II net allow of any ex?
tended remarks in relation to the
rlrtuesof Roudalis. Tothe Medica 1
Profession We guarantee a Fluid Ex
tractsuperior to any they have ever
used in the treatment of diseased
Blood; and to thoafUrted we say try
Re?atUlis, and you will bo rc?ui;sa
ff^S to health.
RosadalH is ?old by allDm relats,
-^^^.Iprica $l-aOperbuttto. Address
U BS CLEMENTS & CO,
m'mttW j Me.t*/actur%ng Chem ult,
' B^lTtjcoax, Ms.
Sept? ly
Tim
Wi:?L POSITIVELY CCBE
Chilis and Fever,,
Tt does not in viter if the case be chronic,
'.Maris Acne .VIXTCRK" will eradicate it en
tirely (root tb? ayateoa. We can nf jr to thous?
ands ia Baltique rv. ?bo bare Leen releived by
SSatin Ague Xf?ixiure
, NANTES, FRANCE, Dec. 23, 1S70.
Mr. H. II. Bfgaer, Baltimore, .Md:
My Detr Sir-I have the h^ner of ac?
knowledging the receipt bf ibo 1 t'?:h ultimo, con.
taiaing order fur Gttecu thousand iran cs upon
lieft*. Tail kinder A ''^in compliance with nur
contract uf l?ib October hut, and il is with
pleasure I eoMiito/e y?w Sote .A<re:.t ot the
United Sutes. Cootra! an t S?mtb Amarice, for J
the sa!c of Mutt ? Aqm Mix'.nre, which basal
reedy accompli.-bad *y much g>xd rn our own
eaantry and Strain.
Ti.i" tuixtnre contains no qninint, and anth?
ill j wkalectr thut enn injure the general, health ;
nor is it disagreeable to the tacte. I pnre?aakd
the pivserijitinn of the celebrated SpanLb Phj*i
cian. Dr. Piedro Goox^lee, acer bis rettrctaent
from his profesi?n, wb? g ue me [Sc t*?*t OOM
clatireproof* uuU ottttrwMcea thu I ht kuti *?ed
ihm prticriptiou ia ii? practica af (arty (40; gean
tc it kout ittkaxing fiiiltd in ?.tiagte intimst.
Motin Ague MUtnre I? oitiaSy ou4npo?ed ef ]
the rery be.tanti olJe't wilie, and ibe patient '
treed not casrpjte Li.? ons on: uv m-dc ol Living
srbilst taking the remedy. Indeed, it ie a vient
ant t?*ic, and if f?Vo* in socill quantities before
ore..'?faKt each dav, /.' Will Prevent Chill* and
ftccr in localities where ??<*PM prrtttit: Thc
patient will find that tko il*\trn Aft* Mixture
-..teilet 'tn appetite, and that instead of injuring,
il i m pi'itt* ti* atm'ttl health. 1 wurran! the
Mali* A]** Mixture tja caVt rn,-* ta oil tata*.
YtMir?, rcry Trt.U,
GUSTAVE DURANTE.
Dr. Wm. Frede fie t Stewart'* CetfiScaia: *
^ Raltimtnw, Ma/1, 1871.
Bariaf aewlysedth* Mili?. Agu* Mirtmrt, I
do n:>t hesitate to rscovntuend it as aa axeelleot
tem?diyvfor Chilis aud Ferer. h caataio* ?slb
I ?og wfaieh can it^afe the geweral health.
r ' v W?. Y. STJSW-AET, 3L D.,
jfe?Sa?J^**'*1
- ~ -'y ??lmoreTA^n 19, Wi.'.
\ I *%*)*&t****J ?Jha*I|?so<W^*^r'i??
I sKia?ysisof the ,fJf >tin Aga* iii*t*rt* and that
?tj it float' ?et coruaia hpaet?efe -oT^vtain?, I be
fsr1^
Stryi.^iipjtai
Baltimore A^vertige'ments/.
_-:-:--2?te-.? "v ,-' ; -y. ,
FO?TI'S
. CELEBEAUa> . ? ?
<=3S>??-*? incident to th li anim?!, suchwIrC?iQ
! y EVER. GL?.YDERS, VE?.I/YV -.^C.^'tngt
: WATER. HEAVES, COCttHS, JUS
ENERGY, Ac. Its TIST ?Hprcves
tho/wind, lacreases t%? app?tit
gires asaooUi and glossy ?t?r?-4__
transforms Cbc loiserable skeletal
intoaflnc-kokinfftart spirited horse. '
To keepers of Sows this '
UOB is invaluable, ft is ?mm pr??
ventive against Rinderpest, HoUow
Som, etc. It has been prover by
actual .espcriroent to increase tba
quantity of milk and cream twenty
??jurV cent.-ea* saalA ta? be?ter:lrm
?.r~~'m J and sweet. In fattening cattle, it
gives them aa appetite, loosens their aida, tad BU ikes
i theaUbstre mach tasser.," T ? ^^^-?a .
? . _;_ 4
Ia all dl*?*es of Swine, snch ss Congas, Ulcers Ia
theLan^.Jiver,Ax.,thisj[r^i?Haeis
as a specific. By patting from one
half a pa pet toa paper in a barrel pf 1
swill the above'dlseajes wUlbeeradi
cvied or cat rely prevented. If given
. ia ?sine, a certain preventive sad
core for the Bog Cholera.'
DATO) E. F0?TZ, Proprietor,
BALTIMORE, Sd.
For sale ly Druggists and Storekeepers ?iroagteaa
the TJnitod Stalle, Canadas sad Sooth Aaaerica, .-^
Dr. A X China, Agent,
SUMTER, 8. C.
Sept 13 t ly
PERSONAL,
\QAH WALKER & CO.
. "; ?HB . ..
Celebrated. Clothiers of
BALTIMORE, MD.
Announce the introduction of a alan of ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR
BY LETTEii,
to which they call jour Speeial attention.
They will scud on application their improves
?nd accurate
RULES FOR SELF-MEASUREMENT, !
aw<l a full line of samples front their immense
stock of CLOTHS, CASSfJIERES, COAT
INQS, StttUT-tN??j kc, Ac., thoe enabling
parties in any part of the country to order their
Clothing and Shirt* direct from them, w.lb the
certainly of receiving garments of
Hit Very Latest Style
And Most Perfect Flt
attainable. >
boo !? ordered will be sent by Expresa io any
part of ibe country.
As is weil knowa throughout the Southern
S .ates they have for FORTY-THREE YEARS
EXCELLED
io all departments of their business, which ia a
substantial guarantee as to the character of the j
Goods they r ill send out
A large a .d well aborted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
alway? on hand, together with a fell lise af
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest Novelties to Design, and at
POPULAR PRICES.
When Goods are sent per Expresa C. 0 D..
there will i c no collective charge cn amounts of j
$29 and ever
Rules f?r Sel f-Mease regent? ' Samples of j
Goods and Price List Mot /rte on application.
The a tren ti- n of tbe Trade it iavfced to oar
WHOLESALE HEPARTS.W waioa ii al?
way a kept up to the highest standard. ?
NOAH WALKER A CO.
Manufacturers and Dealer* in Men's ead Boya'
Clothing and Furnishing Goods;either ready
made er made to erdec.
1Gb and 1C7 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
April 5._ Ty.
187?TRADE. J^IJ,
G?lXS, G?NS, GUNS.
DocMc and Single Burrel Guns,
Bretcblundiojr, and Muzz'.tloading Gans,
of Euglitb, Freucb aud German manufacture*,
AT ALL TRICES.
Single (ians at $3 50. $4.00, $0.00, $$.00, ]
ii to $2? eack. DvObl? Guus from $7.00 to
S-OO.t'O e*ch.
Pistols, Pistols, Pistols.
Saith A Wesson, Colt's, Al'cn's, Sharp's, and
all the popular aud approved kinds.
Ammunition for Guns.
Pistols and Rifles.
Sportsman's Goods of j
Great iVariety.
I BEST (JUAl'T* m AT LOWEST PRrCESTj
I - C?ui,:rj > ?rihkuts and Sportsmen are ic rited '
to call ajad eximio? ?ur targa ead edi selected
! tftnek of abovW Gooda, which we import
Street and ruy from the manu fx et urara. W?
gu.imnieo quality equal lp, and pri?es ?a lew as
any responsible boase in this eoe a ?ry.
Qrders hy ti.ail filled promptly, ead seat bj
express, L*. O. D.
POULTN CY, TRIMBLE & CO.,.
2o0 \V. Ualtisaorc ?treet,
Au* r.0-7:n BALTIMORE, MD.
New York Advertisements.
PASCR?AXIZED .. ?
COD LIVER OLI.
We doslre to c-Jt the a'!erufan>f (ko S.TeJ?<-a :
Profession to this preparation of Cod Lirer OTi.
for tue I-?lowix.? rcnW s ':. It wiM agree w tb tho
laost .k'->.itatr:i m, a web. It U-decidedly pei?.
pleasant lo artur-ni ?trr? It ix ks* ?tueur',*) tu
prescribe. It ?Ul nut aawseate. aa the l'ancre* ;
tioe ?M)ft? ia, {.cristi ?Mr$o?tt.-? oil. It u more
palatab*; acA? ewkbiTRj.*.?or??-?a eauiUtfa, j
.od wa aroMh'-f?fbre ?"ST?to di*gai?e US' of?n
siveeeas. Jt !? leaf: ?aeeesire, aa ve small
qoantitj ofiJvev awrsesttj wsg^tsatefl^ pre
duce tar mora beneficiar??lt? tba* ar. tier? the '?
qu??tirVro??>?rf?*try digesW?, Thraf teparalw*-:
is toeatjae w.?*?? the -ajreatest favo* satoBr?^?5ja:
ciaos io Diseases of the Langs,' and fe Hsfiflj
taking t be prac; of (bo plaie alf. * l?rice Ids ts abd
BOTsWa wf?lhe rrwe?y^r?ilhe.l apt? sppli
Xaa?f?taredhy RSKD, CA R5E?CK A
pW^tgjfas>a ?t*fc *. aa^^j
142 Ti^air^^j^ v
?H?*M* . - .
W,J. Vereeii, of Scmtb Carolina,
?vl^.--;/. -?J-NV: -,r^^?C^ .>.:>.. ?ww."
JJtPBllsO^ STAKB& CO.
. ^^'ft?feCrt?r?S ANO WHOLESALE
^TA^TTTATn
W WI l?li\ Wi
j FOB TUB . ts
Southern ^-Market :Only.J
m ?NO 504 BROADWAY,
, -W? . - ,. ... .}ieM-. . '
Opposito St. Nicholas Hotel,
Sept^St*' 3 NEW YORK.
SouseMd Medicines.
! JYOARDMAN'S COD LIVER OIL-Tbis Oil
.?J Ti pat up with great este from perfectly"!
fresh Livers and is, wuhout doubt tte* finest pro.
doced.
BOARDMAN^ FRENCH WORM CONFEC
TIONS.-Invaluable ss s care for Worms,
.nd being ic the form of a^c&ady loscngo ere]
readily takes.
BO?RDMAN'8.CONCT> EST. JAMAICA
?GINGER.-A splendid corrective and ex
ceediegly u?eful in Colic?, Cramps, scd ordinary j
irregularities of th* Bowell.
BB ANTS INDIANTDRIFYING BXTRAC.
A mediane long in sse for disorders arising
froman im pare state of the ^foodl. This article
has pccforoitd some mott . wonderful coree and
is tba heat cu ticle extant for the p?rpese.
BRANTS INDIAN PULMONARY BAL
S A M.-Extensively seed for all pulmonary j
?complaints, being purely vegetable, nattie most
preparation* forCooghs, Colds, etc., does not
const?pate ur leave any unpleasant after effect,
bat always affords speedy relief,
GREENE'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.-A
safe, sure and sptedy^core of that most
[ distressing of complaint? '.'D.TSPBPSIA,!' pot op
from sn original recipe of DR. GTRKESE. Fort
Valley, Ga. jy whom it has tong; been used with
wonderful success.
PARKET.'S NERVE AND BONE Ll NI- .
31BNT.-The best esternal remedy fer atan {
or beast. A certain cure for RlK-nmatum.
Cramp?, Sprains, Bruises, Swelling, Week Limbs ]
and pains of all kinds.
PARKER'S C?MPO?NDFLUIDEXTRACT
BUCHA,*.-The purest and best ia uss. A
sure relief fer all diseases of tbs Bladder and
Kidneys.-ask for ' ao other,-Physicians re?
commend it.
HALLETT, SEAVER & BUR8AKK,
149 Chumben and 131 Reade Slr<xls.
septe- yEWYORK.iy
Richau's
Golden
REKBDZfiS.
1,000 DOLLARS REWARD
FOR ANY CASE WHICH
Dr. Riehan's Golden Remedies
FAIL TO CURE.
Dil. RICH IPS GOLDE* UXSII?]
Is the greatest A Iterative, Renovator and Blow.) !
Purifier in the World ; radically ceres Srrt iu?
arid ScaorVLA in a l its forms. Save-your m?ney
by obtaining the only radical cere at once. It
remove? ell disease from the system and leaves
the blood pure and healthy.
Br RICHAUS
Golden Balsam No. 1
Carat Syphilis aod all eotaneons ?ruptions ia
primary ead seeandary stages, seek ss Old
Ulcers, Ulcerated Sore Mouth and
Threat; Sere Eyes, Skia Eruptions.
Ser?nese of the Seals, Capper
Colored Blotches, Ac, Ac ,
Eradicating Mercury
sad Disease radi*
cally.
DR. RICH AU'S
Golden Balsam No. 2.
Acts in Ulcera. Ac. same as No. I ; will care
Tertiary Hereditary Syphilis, or Scrofula in its
worst f- rms, after all other treatment fails. I
lises thousands of certificate? certifying to mi?
raculous cores effected by these remedio?. Pa
dents cat. and drink what they like, and rcquirr
io outward application. Tbi.ueswd* suffer lom
Syphilitic and Mercurial Rhee mat ir m ?who arv
not aware of it ; ead I defy neb to ob ta n a
radical m rc without the eid of these medicines
Its beneficial affect* are felt at one* ,.it has raised
patients frota hospital beds,' ia eoe week, who
bare lain then for years, wader the beet prae
?itiuners in the City ; sad I* the only radical
'tare for the wornt disease known. Syphilis.
Syphilid? and Mercurial Bh?atnat??o\is the mos:
painful fora of thu diseat-e.
Patients in many instance* are confined to
their beds for months and yean, lobing appetite,
miling away io flesh till reduced to mere ?kele
tons, patiently awaiting the arrival nf doatb to
?lieve them of their sufferings ; to sueb I would
.lay, say
Golden Balsam No. 2
WW save yoar life, give you strength, restore
your appetite, retlttcr swelling, and make a radi?
cally welt ease vf you \p a short api?** of time;
gives imm?diate relief sad ef?rt* * radical curt?
is all eases of Rheutn?<i?m, either ?cat?, chronic
or reflataatory, whether from the akora eena? or
any other. Pries of either No. 1 or No. 3 Golden
Balsees i fy M per bottle, er two bottles foi
*?....
H"t Spring.? Arase****, May 7r ?SC8
Dr. RICHARDS, 2*8 Varick Street New >'?rk
DsAU.S<e; \
1 fin i that after all the medical treat?.nt I
! know any thing aboat. Hot Springs Included.
? fail'to eur* Syphilis ; roar Biu?? will ?nd has
radically cured th* worst *f thees. Theasard
. aooresore frost ail part*-every season, ?nd if yoe
sill c?r*b!i?h tuc a? Agvut, lean Soll larg*,
quant it-ri of your MedieiaeV for T om sstL fro!
' that k witt do sit yow ?bi? for it.
>Fc#y indy, yovrtydto* Ac,
<*. J. B.--, M. D.
Any ow*, rsfchingso'.?croire ?e"l?r. ?<- ia
regard to tai.' Medicine .?ja tove ?Adre*, in fort
hy-wrls?ac> usa.
Mt^k*. plew ar* la certify ing that
Dr. EICHAUS BALSAM Mo. 2
'bes completelycured ?ease ef Tertitry Syphilis
of Eight Years staadtaff. eofcrraered in the arwv.
after harbgesp?ndMFirVHeWv<^?*t?ian fi>r
medicsl ateniiene*. Th? csssrcfofWt*. at the
ti?ssfcoA8tcu?iag the nae of Dr. RfCSACS
Renedte*. wv ooefitnd I? bod. with ulcers on
.both hen^ and ara*. ' Any Sjfi wSuhtisg thc
"SIpE [ SOI
JOB WO IHK
o p
[EY EE Y ITE SQR IP TI ON
*. .'jrVT 1 *_ T - _ '_ ....... ';---\.
I . PROMPTLY EXECTJTE?) AT THE
: . ? . . OFFICE OF
The Slimier Watchman,
.-rv THE
Highest Style of die Art.
Kew York Advertisements.
^rffii^.Green & Co..
Succe&s?r* to
CHARLES L. HUGER & Co.
Merchandize Brokers,
AND GENERAL
?Comnn&sion Merchants,
?fe 122 PEARL STREET,
P. 0. Box $813,
W.H. Griffie, of Va. ")
K C. Green, Qf'S. C. ? New Turk,
j J. V. D. Card;.of N. Y. )
.4ifrarcccs fltt/tfe o??. Cotton, Naeal
flores, <?<%
j: gaaj 6 : < tf
? SURR CURE FOR
CHIILS AND FEVEB.
OcsWer's Fever and Ague Pills.
J AN INFALLIBLE CURE!
The nbore i?no ne? Remedy, bnt one that ba?
stood the rest of TWENTY YEARS' USE, and
ia a "household word ia probably triare families
ra those sections of the country wher* Chills ?nd
Peter ere mest pre Y aient, than any other medi
1 cine vf its el A.-S.
TOR SALE RY ALL DRUGGIST?,
And by ?he Proprietors,
FRASER & LEE,
Saccessors to
HARRAL, RISLEY & KITCHEN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS;
yo. 20 Beckman Street' Xcw York.
Sept 20_6ra
w. A RANSOM & cor,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
BOOTS ?ND SHOES,
138 and 140 Grand Street,
KEW YORK.
Warren A. Ransom, Aaron P. Ransom,
La?as W. Geer. Robert H. Royd. "
Sept 3*) _6m
PORTER, DAY & CO.
Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS & SHOES
596 BROADWAY,
(3d door abore Metropolitan Hotel,)
Traman H. Porter. ") ? r, Pfl v AA
Warren H. Dsy. \ P* ?' B0X' 44
Thomas N. Bramtet,} New York.
Sept 6-_Sm
FRANCIS HAREAL, of S. C. with
MULFORD & SPRAGUE.
Importers ead Wholesale Dealers in
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns,
AND HEAVY GOODS.
85 Chambers Street,
A.\D
67 READE STREET,
NEAR BROADWAY, New York.
Sept 6-_6m
JOBS r. serwouR. R..B?TIT W. SKTXOCR.
JOHN F, SEYMOUR & CO,
IJIPORTXaS Or A.Xi) DE \ LCRS IH v
CHINA, GLASS,
ATt>
EARTHENWARE.
78 Warren St., New York.
Keep a Large and well selected Steck wbl?h
we <?Cer on U.e most ren>o:.?b!e terms, and ai the
lowe.<t market rates. Special attention given lo
orders.
Sept 20 Cm
T. F. WESSON, with
Moore, Jenkins & Co.,
IM POUTERS AND
Wholesale Grocers,
DEALERS IN '
WINES, LIQUORS AND TOBACCOS.
127 tt l2d'Fremit\n St wt,
Cor. 92,94 ?90 IT. Broadway,
JAMES M. MOORE, 1
RAY MOX D ? KN KINS, } Yew York.
; H. SIDNEY HUGHES. J
r^ept ?ia
HURIPOLL?R& CO.
MAN UF?CTVBEES AND IMPORTERS
SADDLES HARNESS
BRIDLES, COLLARS^C.
FINKSA^SiKY AND SADSLKRY
HARDWARE.
59? BROADWAY,
Two doors ?bore Metropolitan Hotel
NEW YORK.
S?p*- - ' Sui '
Agriraitaral Implements.
STEEL CAST I
PLOWS. __ I* LO
MORE'S CELEBRA TE?i'L
?CAnVsMRON, WROUGHT IROS AND
> STEEL PLOWS, ofeecry deeen}.ri-o.
CORN .SfiELLBSS U-r h*nd ?r Imne power
'Ccflba ?ad Brain MilN,
Straw end St/Jk "Cm tri*. tifrTro Crazies,
HPIW Possen, Tbrenhrag'Mnoh^ y,
ti^pr Mtibv CaUivatrrts M'i HW,
. Cw?i r^nteri?. Caru.'WapirtM., \VUeib..rr w*
.* Gio Ge?t Plow CiiSl?r.j;>.
. Cotton a*d?;rore Tm?rV?. P. tr.-? Scwkpsre,
j. Buenrd Sweeps end B*.? T ?.-??.-.
Ox Sausels, Churns, C?tt?i i-' ?a, 4c.
"GUANO, BONE *>UST
?t-'erry tMr vt^eeti "*! JO.I M<:<*KK,
uu? 25-?its . 193Fr<ii: .>) . .V >. k t.