The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, August 10, 1870, Image 3
A good,adustdous white boy, one
who oitied'and writo, as an appren
tio 'A :at isofino.
JAEWUET
Aw F rashion, Free,
WIiL be given at WINNSIBORO
on WEDNFSDAY, 17t- DAY OF
THt8 MONTII.
Every man, in Fairfield County,
WHITk and C'OWd1ED, whether he
be 6d goO tor Republican, Union
Reforner Qr. ion Leaguer, is invi.
ted.
d Si\rpeoter, General Butler,
General Kershaw, and other distiu
guished: Speakers will address the
audience on tho.oca!ion.
NeW A ertiseme ntn.
Five Hundred Bushels White Corn
and Forty S%eks New Family Flour,
just received at D. R. Flennikea's.
Notice to Contraotors-G. H. Me
Master.
Attention 1.
All citizens, w1, 1)y taxes and
who are therefo, e i terested in pro
veutiug the Scot.. Administration
from fraudulently contractiog other
millions of debt for the people to pay,
are urged to contribute to the Barba
cue, at which some of the crimes of
the present state officials are to be un
veiled.
Stupid men cannot see the danger
of bankruptcy which threatens the
State ; the more intelligent,, there
fore, of our people are especially in
vited to contribute to the Barbecue
and to come and hear the speeches.
Wire at Itldgeway.
The new Blacksmith Shop occupied
by Moses, James and Dan'l Adams,
colored, was burned Sunday morning
about two o'clock.
The set of tools, were very large and
fine, and belonged to the mechanis.
The house was the property of I.
S. Desportes.
Probable cause-heloxtinguishable
coal.
Who Can H eat It ?
We saw on exhibition on the street
on Saturday. last, a corn-stalk with
ears of corn,' sixteen and a half feet
high. The stalk was grown on Dr.
Buchanad's 'plantation, three miles
south-east of this place, and was rais
ed by Mr. Jackson Tidwell. Ile say,
that he has eight acres of the same
sort. A ro there other planters in the
District whose edrn crop can compete
with the above.
From the.Columnbia Quardian of a
recent, date, we glean the following.
bhily commendable notice of our
Intit.ute, old lit. Zion:
"We liive been shown by Mr. A.
Y.Lee, the Architect, a draft of the
pau of the bustdinig. It is a hanid
some two-story building, with a
French roof of the Mansard pattern,
with a handsome cupola attached.
We are pleased to not,ice these evi
dences of prosperity anid success in thec
Mt. Zion College, which, as a school
of discipline and of thorough classical
and mathematical training, st ands with
the Airst of our So4thern institutionis."
Crumb.
Col. T1.. L. Boremnan, of G reenville,
is dead.
The passenger trains on the Spar
tanburg and Onion Railroad are now
running daily.
The Charlotte, Columbia and Au
gusta Railroad announoes to summer
tourists that they will issue excarslon
ticket. to t) Niagara Falfr and c4ihor
poit, at d(ates.2 9 '
"Dr .' ar or, whofjor (hiri'ty
four yealtilf1144)tke ydeitIoWi of Phy
sic ian and 8 prete donit of the State
Lunatic A 'i " 3~been removed
by R. K. . . Easor,
ap E~9$i n11ow be
ing -bI Ndgowtf61' to 'pilypoe of re
buil\hig. Wer th rfore, jd#iae pe
dlosr1, a 4d gqust igns t9keep well
out fro.i the builig. Parents also
had lietter keep -their. children at
home, or if not .at, home keep them
away from .thqe ding yblile ob
work Is progressing.
'Fow readet-s, perhaps, have a fair
~Inderst tllb, f tIe '*6rd "retites,"
whicMeeiifregleJntly~ in 'the nows
froin Nu' ofie TOs tb (qll'owing
from one of .our exchangis: 'They
~y
owesmpr for h ob~rfds, but
sipl osne ro'h peoiple. Thbso
loans are entered to the credit of. the
lender, on the Government ledgers,
and draw a specifeed rate of interest.
The holder. of the debt are osled
value denote popular distrust or con
fidence in the Government."
The Marion Star, of 3d instant, says
that the Sheriff of Darlington County
was lodged in the Marion jail for re.
fusing to obey an order of the Court.
Holdon's organ at Raleigh gives
,the following cheering news for the
North Carolinians: "After the ole.
tion the ej uhu will, if possibie, be
more active than ho is now." It is
hoped his activity will display itself
in dangling at the end o'a rope.
A correspondent of the Ohio Oulti
rator vouches for the mie it of this re
cipe for making vinegar : "Take and
mix one quart of molasses, three gal
luns of (rain) water, and one pint of
yeast. Let it ferment and stand for
four weeks, and they will have the
best Qf vinegar."
"'What to Vear and A1 w 4)
Make It,"
Is the title of a book of instructions
on dress and dressmaking, published
oy Mine. Demorest, at 15 cents.
Dressmakors and ladies generally will
find in this manual muoh useful in
formation, and complete insti action
in every department of ladies' and
children's dress. It is i4sued semi
annually, and sent free of postage.
Address Mne. Domorest, 838 Broad
vay, New York.
A bereaved Georgian thus bewails
the loss of his faithful servant. We
commend the verso to the notice of
Mark Twain :
Good I ye, old Bob, a long farewell,
We ne'er shall neet on earth any
more,
But in Ileaven we hope to meet and
dwell
With all our friends who are gone
before.
Anclicnt ,lon.ilers,
The TWhile Pine News gives this
interesting description of a monster
discovered in Nevada:
"About one hundred miles to the
,outheast of Hamilton is a high plat
eu of land containing an extensive
deposit of marine shells and the fossil
remains of a large variety of extinct
species of fish. But the curiosity
Which most challenges the interest and
investigation of autiquarics is the
uotrifi,d form of what was evidently
once an immense sea monster. It lies
in the high plateau in a position giv
lug rise to the theory that this locale
was once a great shoal, and that the
antediluvian leviathan floundered
and perished onlits surface as the wa
ter receded. The petrifaction is per
feet, and is estimated to weigh ten
tons. It presents a dual appearance
-the head and body that of a hump
back whale, and the extremities ex
tend into feelers and antennm like the
polypus or devil fish, with the excep
tiun that they were evidently during
life lined with a hard and bony sub
stance. The eyes are set in each side
of the head, which is flat and oblong,
.nd are twenty-four inches apart. The
mouth is armed with triple rows of
teeth, sharp ini front, but underneath
imnd well into the jaw they turn iunto
erinders, capped by a solid MAesoua
formnation, rnning back from the
videst. portion of the head. In this
respect it resembles the celebrated
arhcow of Central America, am
phihiousinhabit-granivorouson land
and oarnivorous in water.
"The length of' this singular relic
of an unknown age hass rnot yet been
determniined, but as the body blends
into the tail, it tapers down to so
small a size that, makiatg due allow
ance, its ena ire weight would not be
far front that stated. This inland
coutntry aboundls ini curious fossils of a
marine character. We have seen
speeimuens of crustacem found in our~
imnmediate vicinity which puzzled
scientists and antiquaries.'
A FJGfrT WrTH GnArIT'ii PRnTIvr
SECREaTARaY.-A corrcmponadent of the
D?ubu)que Herald describes the follow
ing scene at the capitol just as Con
gress was about to adjourt i
"Quite an affray caime off in the
capitol, in front of one of the Senate
doors, two or three da3s since, which
was carefully kept out of the paipors
here, and I have boon no reference to
it in papers elsewhere. General Dent,
brother-in-law of the p resident, came
down to the Senate door, where he
was eot cy a fell.o.w who had applied
to him for his inifluence in obtaining
some position, and who olaimed that
Dent bad, to use his own classical ex,
p ressiotI, 'lied,' in makirng piromises
he had, failed to fulfil. Ifavmng ap
plied to Dent that pithy though un
parliamentary term, he struck Dent,
who in tut n took him by the throat,
and a to6w followed. One of the eapi
tol police ,eamo to quell the distur
bance, but he got knocked down. The
assistant doorkeeper and two or three
others rushed to the scene of distur
bance ; and the only salient points in
the case were the six legs sticking out
towards the several points oft the
compass, the owners thereof rolling
over and over in one indistinguishable
mass. By faithful and persaistent
pulling at the aforesaid.lege the com
batants were finally separptted, and it
was found that the poor policeman
had the Worot .of tlie affrayv. No ar
hamte wtere made, Ibst the rmatitor'abould
get i94to e~~ ,papes.'"
An exchange says :
* t :esaid thant the use of hair-dye
mnakee people driveling idiots.
Our contemrporary seems to us to
have confused cause and effect. Our
experience is that idiocy precedes rather
thtan follows h luse non h ai.dy
liA)mCALISbl IN NOITI CAROLINA.
''ho Wilmington Journal puts the
following very pertinent question, in
a review of the enormous otrava
ganee, which has characterized the
managers of the State Government.
We are constrained to confess that
the same enquiry can be made here.
Speaking of the afflietions under
which the State has sun'ered and is
suffering, it says:
iow many of the substantial voters
of North Carolina are respon,iblo for
this result? How mlany, by negli
gence and indifference, remained
away from the polls? Ilow many
cowardly feared that "sonhething
worse" would result if the Iadic,.la
were not put in power? 1ow mlany
feared loss in their business if they
ofTeuded political opponents? And
what have they made by their indif
ference or their fears ? Is their busi
r,e:s improved or their taxes lessened T
Let these same men have a care that
they do not bankrupt the State and
thenselves by a repetition at the next
elect ion.
We can, if we will, destroy R1dical
power and end Radical legislation.
Will we do it? We shall see.
A ScrAP Or Il1sror1Y.--One day,
when the ,even wi,:,n men of Greece
were at the court of I'criander of Cor.
inth, the question was proposed :
''Which ii the most perfect popular
government ?"
"Tht-t," said Bias, "where the laws
have no superior."
'That," said Thales, "where the
inhabitants are neither too rich nor
too poor."
"That,"s i A nacharsis, the Soy
thian, "where dignities are always
conferred upon the virtuous and nev
er upon the base."
"That," said Cleomas "where the
citizens fear blame inore than punlisht
iwtent.',
"That,"' said libilo, "where the
laws are wore regarded than the ora
tors."
But Solon's opinion seems to hlave
greatest weight, who said, "Where
an insult d no to the tcanest subject
is al insult upon the whole Coustitu
tion.
The Now York )mrnocrat tells a
singllar sIort' in regard lo the assassil a
tion of Mr. Lincolu. Th. )emocrat
saye that. Ihere was no ('onspiraev to as
fass;unate Lncoln, althouIgh tlhere had
been one far his abdc(tion. The assas.
sina1oton was the work of Booth alon,
.tad he was insl'irc'd Ither'to by the
'x,'cntion of John Yates Ba,all, a boson
friend of Booth, whom Lumcolu had
prc-mised Boot h to spare.
TI' story is a strang,, one, as told
by the Denocrat and hss every nppear
ance of truth. Wil ho foundl on the
outsirle of to- dav's pajper.
The Human Form Diviue,
What sad havoo Scrofila inflicts on the
human system. 11-w Ithelnmalism dislorts
the frame. What. misery the injndious us1S
of Calunel entails. How sad the efl'eors of
Syphilis transmlilted from parent to child
Wonild you aviod Ihese terrible afilictio,s,
f:,il not. to use DRt TUTT'.S SAISAPA
It!LLA AND QU'e.1N'8 Dl)LIGIIT. It
penetrates every libre of the system. even
into the bones, and eradicates every trace
ei dise,ts.. aug 4-lm
gr Lipa' Great, German Uit
ter' W \ill give an appectite,
g;W Lippmant's Graeat Gsrrman Bit
ters enr*es Liver Complaint.
2J7 Lippmani's Greait G rman Bit
ers regatIes a lhe Bowelst].
gg Lippmnan's Great G'erman Bit.
ters, tI: e best Spinfg Medieme,~t
gry Ljippman's Great German Bit
t ers gives at good a ppetite,
g'J L ppmnan's Grnat German Bit
tern Cnles n tever well" people.
g'2. Lippman's Great German Bit.
ters Cures Female complaints.
gli Lippman's Great German Bit
ters cnres Nervousna'ss.
gr Lippman's Great German Bit.
ters purifles the blcood.
Of5~ Lippan's Great Germnan Bit.
ters gives tone to Digestive Organts.
Notice to Contractors.
SEAI,E D Propostala wilt be received until
K)September lt 1870. by thme tundersigin
ed Duttiding Committee or Mt. Zinn Society.
tor rebuilding their school oditlce utpon the
old site in the town of M innisboro. liuild
ing to bre brick, 44a54 feet, t wo stories
with Mansard root'. Plants andl specifica
t3Ons may be seen at the off,ce of A. Y.
Lee, Arohiteet, Columbia. 89. 0.
Q', II. McMASTER,
8. B. CLYOWN KY,
PIERRF BACOTY,
(Charle'slon N'ews, Columiha Guardian andI
Charlotte Obsereer puiolish three times and
send bill to this office. aug 4-thil
JUST RECEIVED.
500 Bushels WHTE CORN,
40 Sacks New FAMILY FLOURI.
D. R. Flonnlken.
DISSOLUTION.
T H IE firm of Goodlng, Stuart & Co., is
Lthis day dissolved by mutual eonsent.
We recommend to the public Mr. 0. A.
White, who hats rented our Bakery and will
conduct the same.
A. P.GOO0DING,
E 8.gSTUARIT,
July 26, 1870.
The underslined hats charge of the Books
and Account., and will close op the busI..
ness of the ~em, A. F. GOODING.
july 2A
DR. WM. 1I. TUT'M
COMtPOUND EXTRAOT OF
Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight
Is the acknowledged antidote to all Blood
Diseases.
For Ilisenses produced by the use of Mer
cury, and for Syphilis, with its train of
evils, this Compound is the only sure Anti
dote.
To the poor crenture, enfeebled in mind
and body. by reCret practices, whose nerves
aro unstrung, nid countenance downcast,
Te'/c Sarn parilla and Queen's D)elight
iv a bIassing. Try it fairly. and your nerves
will be restored to their wonted vigor, and
your dejected countenance be made radiant
with Iho consciousne'ss of RIESTOltF,D
\IAN 1lOOD. lieing free from violenl isine
ra'.4 it is adapted to general use. 'T1'e old
antd yonag may usn it ; the most delicate
female at any time may take it ; the tender
infant, who may haro inherited disenses,
wll be cured. June 23-2mu
PArnoxzit llose Esr:ettn1Ha.-Mr. P.
P. T,ale, wthoce advertisement appears in
another column, has estnblished onl t firin
batsis, in Ctatleston the largest and most
complete mianufactory of doors, Sashes,
blitds, &c., in the Southern States. line
ing advertised liherally during the past
year, h has secured a large custom. ex.
tending its far west as Alabama, nnt he has
thtus been ennbled to put forth it printed
price list which defies conpetition. E,very
person who contemplates building or re
pniring should write at once for Mr. Toale's
price 14.t.
If you want Cheap Goods, go to
)avidson & Co.
Sey'- The attention of our renAers is
called to-day to the ad.erli>etent in an
other colutnn, henued Lippman's Freat (or
man Bitters, a preparation that has been
used for upward of a century i enlighten.
eat Europe wit h the greatest success in the
cure of )yspepsta or Indigestion, Consti.
pation, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaint,
loss of tone in the digestive organs, etc.
The proprietors. Messrs Jacoh L,ippman &
Bro., Savannai, (lit.. have, at. considerable
outlay suecceeel in obtaining the original
recipe for making this delightful tasting
liltters, nnd pledge their reptntion that in
preparing in the original ait:nLlard shall he
kept. up. Ipot in Winnsboro, at Ladd
lros. )rug Sorme.
- 1840 i87 '
THE "PAIN YKILLEi."
I lAfter Ttttrv YKAts trial, is still receiv
ing the most unquaiblied testimonials to its
virtues. t'ronm persons of the highest charnc
ter and responsihlity. Physicians of the
first respectability, recotnmend it as a most
etfectual preptaation for the extinction of
pain. It is not only the best remedy ever
known for lhetises. Cuts, lIurns, &e., but
for Dysentery or Cholera, or stay sort or
bowel comiplaint, it is a remedy unsurpass
ed for efficiency and rapidity of action. In
the great. cities of India, and other hot cli
mates, it has become the Standard Meli,
cine for all such comiplaints, as well as for
Dyspepsia, Liver Com plasints, and other
kindred disorders. For Coughs an Colds,
Canker, Asthma, and Rheumatic dillculties,
it, hats been prove I by tl.o most. abundant
aid convincing lestimnty, to be nn invalua
ble medicine. Directions accomtpany each
bott.e
'uh1 by nil l,-fagrisi.
Price 25cts., 50 e., and $1 per sottle.
aug 2-lan
Sinking Slowly.
Diseases that progress rapidly to a crisis
aro not the only onen to be hrended. Can.
ker or dry rot does aot klast a tree as sud.
denly ats a stroke of 1-ighilning, tunless ar..
rested, it destroys it as certtninly ; itad in
like man-nter chtronie debility, alithotrgh it
<'oes not kill with the swiftaness of yellow
fever, is as sure to sap the springs of life
eventui'ly as ay nete disease, If not,
checke-d by invigora ve medication. There
is something inlexpressibly toueclhing In the
spectacle of prtuatre decay. Ltar.guor,
pallor, emiateint depre'ssiont of spirits,
antd a disttaste for exertion, are Its ordinary
sympt oms, titnd t hey shoultd be proniptly
minet by tot tc treatmentt. Trhe best invigo
eant anti exhailarnrnt thait cai-i be admtinis
tered in a case of this kinid is tlostetter's
Stomach liitIters. Tfhe stimuitlntintg pritaci
pIe of theO prei>arati. n rouses the darmiat
energies of the systemn, and the streungth
ening amnd regulating prop,erties give a per
mnanent anad healthtlin ipulse to the vital
forces thuts brought into p!ay. The failintg
iippetiao is re-awakened, lte process of
digos. ion and asimailations are ,anrckened,
the qality of the blet is improved, the
secre:ions become imore ntalusral, anid overy
orgian that contributes to the nonrishmient
of the body unadergoes sahmutaty chang,e.
By thmo means the repair of the physical
struacture ia effected and ias hoalth and
vigor restrred. In nto cities of tdiseasmes has
the benuiticent operation of the liitters been
more miarked and strikting than in those
chanracterizedi by general dtebi'ty and nej
votus prostration. Ladies Affected withe
these allmtents find in this most wholesome
of all ton ie andi aorr-eetives to safest and
surest means of r'elief. It is strong to
restore and powerless to inajuro. Sure'is
the uniform testanony of "eiotude of wit
nesses." autg 44Im
(RAD CLEARANCE.
STOCK of a previous put-chase is offered
a. it Oneo IIalf( of Original Cost in order
to make roonm for Fall toods. Call at otiee,
for nlow is the time,
.L? g t2.o fZam.2,
NXD
SECUfRE A BAROA IN.
One in which you Will realise the value
of yontr money. 8. WOLFE,
july 14 Agent.
PEAS I
25 BBLS. EXTRA FLOUR.
* and i BBL8. L4RD,,
.AT
-FIne Flour.
A LOT of Fine Floatr, the finesi, in ma.,
1.k.t.J jatt received at
j,ly 28 MITarREn &, rO.
TIRDSUPfY
W E have received a T ILBD SUPPLY
ohoice
Dress Goods,
Calicoe,
jinen Drillq..
Cott onul..
Whit e O.-ods,
llselery,
Coreetts,
&o., &o.
Will rpeeiv' thia w?ek a fine stock c
Shoes a etl ('Itbing. Our l'rices, ns here
tofore, w;ll t,e kopy eve-. nith the very lon
est. LADD BlROS. & CO.
Drugs ! Drugs I Drugs I
tlvint recently refitt,.'l our Drug ttor
tai rcc"irel a h,'ice n,N~rtment. of Drngs
Merlicins". 'aints. Oil". Dye Stuffs, Per
fuury an-l F"Iney Artilcs, we can safel,
oiler ou of the hest Stncks kept in a fire
class 1irug Store , in the" up country.
'resoriptiona caretlly cotup,unded b,
an experiencad Druggist.
juno 18 LADD BROS.
IMENSE
AND
UNPRECEDENTEI
DECLINE IN PRICES I
AN exfenslve assortment of al slylee a
GOODS, with manny articles entirolji
new, just received and now on exhibition.
Every Article a Bargain I
As Cheap as any Market 1
BRING THE GREENBACKS
AND GET BARGAINSI
GOODS SHOWN WITH PLBASURE,
apI 16 I. N. WITIHElRS.
If you want Goods given to you, go
to Davidson & Co.
A FRESH SUPPLY
OF
ORANGES, LEMONS.
AT
E. W. Ollevoie,'o
Fruit. and Confectionoty Store.
Juno 11
TURNIP SEEDn
R UTA BAA,
ted Top,
Fiat Dutch,
Yellow Aberdean,
Large White Norfelk,
Large White Olobo.
Fresh and genuine, wholesale and retail,
l-y
KETCHIIN, McMASTER& BRICE.
july 9
Jfust Received.
('3 BAGS fresh North Carolina Meat for
0)'? sale low for the Cash.
june21 BACOr&ACO.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
MY eatoereand
*tf:ionds wiR ofin4' 91e at
Laughlin's Old Stantd,
near the Paussenger Do
polt, where ( agn prepar.
ed to do stl kind of Srusith and Wagon
Work. Repairs on Buggi.es and Carriatges
neatTy exocnt e-L. W. ii. DUVy&.
may 19
Davidson & Co., are now aelling
their entire stouk of Spring Goods
oult at post.
Winnsboro Workshops.
I am prepared at my
shops to do all kind of
-smith and wood work Ia
the very neatest style, call and examine foi
yourselves. L. M. BIOLICK.
may 24-1tn
MAT'RESSES I
NERW Matt resses lnrge and small, Trun
- dle 13edIs, &c., just reeivedl at
July 19 McINTYICE & CO.
Lagar !
Lagar!
3W:OILa arcd. Col,
AT 11. W. DESPORtTES.
july 28
if you want anythisg, give David
son & Co. a call.
ORBAT FAIR
SOUTH 'IAROLINA
CHARLESTON, SO. CA
S& Mou'. Mber'sPretnIusas - oered ut
every deprjmeni Avlwdtbra,1 I t
Prein List poetishad is a pb
Form. ,CjbSe'8048
, 0To lieN1 0. O0Z 1psteW r4
Aj asue eee h
JUST REU1EVED.
LATEST styles of CLOTIiNO, DOIT;
SHOES, HATS, cud a few dozen of th
eelebrated METROPOLITAN SHIRTS,
ALSO
Domestic ira vtaiety, to be sold at tIh
smallest advance
4W FOR THE CASH. -gg
S. WOLFE, Agent.
July 14
If you want argains, call ott David
son & Co.
NOw VML l'5'ture I
GOOD FURNITURE!
UIIEA.P IFU(;ll1J N I M'/Ull
J U8'' received direct from the bes,.t facto
rios of New York and Boston. Con'ist
Ing of tine itosewood nrtl Chesnut suits
ce'aplet Mahogany and Walnut Ilurenus
Sofas, Divans, i'itrlnr (hnirs. Stands, &c.
t Bed Stends and Chnirs of tifteen di('ren
grades ench, Wardrobea. Satoon -I'1b1e:A not
everything utualll ly ept in tho "m,,nitur,
t.ir.e, whichN we propose to sell as chnp n:
can be bought anywhero in the State. C(al
and seo. JIN MclNTY 11 & C,).
ot 28
Livery and Saic
a g STABLE.
A. Fe GOODING,
'ItOPIl'Olt.
N EURLY opposite the passenger depot
A eall fromt his friends and the publtit
generally is earnestly solicited.
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, and Sattlh
IIorss altrays on hand, to hire onile tho
liberal ternis. maty "t
Davidson & Co's is the place to buy
all you want.
WANTED! WANTED 1 WANTIE D!
CASH CUSTOMERS.
IOt which I will give in exchane for
their "SPON D)ULIC ,"
Good Puro Corn Whiskey,
" it Rye W1hieke"y,
"' itasplrnt'ry Syrup,
" " Cherry Brandy.
Also plenty of Ortoeries, Ale, Porter,
Tobaco and Segar. Just received 'lireel
f.on New York since the decline is 4i,ld.
which will be sold to Cash ('nstonteru at as.
tonishing low rates.
api 26 It. J. McCAltLEW.
If you want a good and cheap llut.,
go to Davidson & Co.
Fertilizers! Fertilizers 1:
AVING secured the Agency for Fair
fiold County for the fullonting Fertiii.
zers
Holgble Paciflo Guano,
laugh'a Raw Ilono Super-Phosphate,
The CarolinnFertilizer,
Rhodes' Huper Phouphate,
Orehilln Clu-tnr,
Cotton Food.
Maryland Ammontated
Compound Acid Phophato of Lime, for
compostrng with cotton seled ;
And Zell's Aninopiated Bone Super_
'hosphate.
I am now prepared to supply my friends
with any of the above as low ne the same
cant be purchtased? in nny - ot' ar-t
ket with F?reightt anid Draynge added. nall
at my store arid got etroulitrs descriptite of
their respective morite.
If you want a pair of Shoes to fit,
oall on Davidson & Co.
THE DAVIS3
COTTOfEN AND MAY PRESS.
Challenge Open to the World I
1WME peuoplo dlesire to know tho best. and
.1mostC pr'actictl COTTOUN Aun hiAY'
P'iIES8. Being te Inventor and P'roprio
(or of thie above lmprovedl andi recent ly pa,.
ented Htand1 Power t)ott'on atid llay Press, I
propose to the repr'esentativos of Ptresse,
troughoat the counatry, to hat a pubilic
conitest in packing cOt tun at Columbia, <htr
ing Fair week of the Agiiltoan atnd Me
ohanical Associautien of 8outh Carolinni.
As I do not propose to gain anything by
the sontest, exce'pt ptrestigt and to brinig
my Preus generally to the notice of' the.
putblio, moy pr'oposit ion is, that eatch comnpe
tltor subscribe $560 as an entranye fee.
whtoh shall consttte a f'tnd, t.o no equally
divided, as a contribtiont, betweenr thle
Ladies' industrial atd hMonuirrental As,so.
olatiotns of South Ciirolina. 'Ilie cott
to take place in public, on the I nir G]rounttii,
and open to all classes ot' Presses, wheother
propelled by hand, horse, steaum, or any
othor power, and lo be decIded by a com
mittee, melected by die contasnts them-.
selves, whtich commiiitteio shiall tauke ito
oonalderation the style aad rmner in which
the c.otton it put tip, anid the actual per
confurn of time, lahetr and? power r'oittltrud
tocdo it., the chief object, beinig to ascertain
the moat simple,, economical, durable and
praoticable Press for general ne.. Not less
than three. bales, of 500 pounds each,
brought to a compass of twenty cubIe feat,
will' be considered a finl' teat. Persons
irrtending to enter the contest, 'will gIve
their rames, either in person or by let ter,
to Col. J. P. Thomas, of Cobimrtbin, 8, C.,
who will announee the same publicly int the
Columbia Pha,niz, J. K. DAVIS.
MONetIOIE.Lo, 8. C.
In making my bow to the pnlic,o as the
representative of a new invent ion, 1 do ntot
come with a long list of' certIfates tfrom
others, anid mnoat extravagant, assertions of'
my own as to the power and eflicacy of m.y
Press, bt am perfeetly content to throw it
entirely upon its own mer'its, trusting to
the judgment of a sorutielsing and dlis
orIi nating public $o award to i6 that
amuount of favor and patronage to which
nmorit, alone justl esititles It,
in the sales of thy.Presses, I ?iave adopt.
ed tho "ile Ume Nou Pay gystem." Every
Press wIll be warr&sted to gIve sat tefaction,
er no..sal.
t'rle. delivered all complete on the care,
%I. rtQ say further informatlon, ad.
, fe'4*'. A.$. DEltI,10K, gent: and
MAd1'er, at 3091nt*bJa, 8. ,., ort the
us bev, at Mentleello, 1.t. O.
'jdly 288. J. I. DAFVIS.
POA Sepolio, 4rrow RoQt,
orQ onfetons, Soltser Aperieput,
ICoudessed'Ml (tel tino, Soothing Syrup
Bip Matq gT q& ow4et tychb Soap,
'TTW WoAT0R BTE
I A ND ;o the Lailies Prely Dreae Coods
e in great variety at
TIIOMPSON & SVOODWARDW.
The 1Yodel Jar
1OVI preser.iag Fru'is and Vegetablo,
l,amps, (;olIc's, L.atnp Chimneys, all at uu
tumally low pt i:ce.
TIMlO1jPSt)N & 1'OODWAll).
Hardware,
T
u OTIONS and Shoty l arrive in a few
TiOM'1'SON & WOODWARD.
If you want Landne,tc 1)rc:s Goods,
cttll tt I1 avilson &< Co.
NiN ARIVAL.
rf1lit:: ubivribtr hnas receivo< a large
Inuddition (t) his spring St toc consisting
n T.:ativ I re-s 41notds tae 'lil linary of the
ht l btyle, 1tliies' andt Mlisses' Uniters,
also Shaes tf every derscriptIon, (ents
F11- nihiag Jo:ds, &, . Ile wishes to call
nocial :attention to his rt aly-m-1tilte ('loth.
lag. : t Iry uan inot he surpassed for gunli
ty and tbhonptte"sa in thr Si,at . 'l'ho abovo
(I~od h?. it -leling tor Ic"s than the saute
goodls em,iI te bon,ht for at. Ihe tirsts of th.1
.eason. A i,e asks is ia call from I Iostt
that havt e the! (I10 k ' n-l<s. ttho,avt Ihat have
nott gt thet eni at not c:all, :, his terms rre
sit'i.tly C.\'IF.
Ito r".' kcpl,s a full snpply of Flour anl
(rocerir utn h,al.
F. ELDER.
Ilouse Wives' Assistant Cook.
A new and useful invention for salo by
F. EIhEII.
'ric weofyt'iv.' cenis, may 2?
If you want tho very best and latest
stiles of Clothing, go to Davidson &
Co.
FRESH MEDICINES a
IN'.0.\ R ITTiS, Iosaialtis, Kobkoo,
Salt 1'etre, Iil::h- m Copaivat, Wormt1 Confec
Iions, Verna fuge, Oil of Amber, DoverB,
Powders, Alt'ock's 'Instor, Gum Opium,
Morphine, Strong's Pills, Jay ne's Expeotu.
rant, Chiornformt, Cl I.iver Gil, Risley's
Iltuchu, 3lusttnug Linimenl, &o.
linth rick, Castile Snap, Iinger, Creanr
'larar:, l' 'oison, Corn Siar"h, Int Pui'.
<on, 'envl PI o , I ('itio Aeal, Sa:ls of
Lemon, (o.x's Gelatine, Chinese Vermillion.
100 grallons Brilliant (OI.
JustI rceirad lby
I(ET~GhIN, Mo.\ASTE'R & DRICJ
Juno It
If you want good aind cheap I3oots
ua'i Shoets, call ont Davidson & Co.
HAY! HAY! H&YI
eJUST rcceived Onto Ifuntired Dales e
Northern JIAY. 'Ibose of our customaers
whom need wilt pleanota comao at onoo.
BACOT & COw
may 14
.AND
Billiard Saloon.
O0R2BAItis now sai,pllerwlit 1-0,
anad we are proparedl to furnish our cbasto..
more with all himde of Lightt Whte andi
Summier Drinks.
E. Wi. OL[.EVER & CO,
maay 7
If you Wanft tiio ne0wont andi latoat'
Styies, goto Dav'idson & Co.
ESTABLUSHED 1859.
ttIE$PECTFtULLY In
Sform the ehhhioens of
'innasboro and FairAeld Di3strict, that I
have a full ausortnta of Waloes, Jeowelry,
Clocks, SpectaCle, &c., Ialwn'y9 on hand,
an.t will sell'at tho lowest pirlces; and woubtf
respecifunly ask the cansihiu'anee of the
patronage of tny old friends andi onslomere,.
All goods warriant ed as 'epresented. I ata~
prepaared to do all kind of Watch tind Jew.
elry work andl have always a good atiook of
material on hand, and will guatrantee satig
faction.' All Work wirt'antstd.
~oend Cloor.from Vol. RIon's 0Dos,
apl80
WMV.SHiEPHERD & CO.,
No, 24 IHayno 81., Niarlastor, 8. V.
f)ealers In
d.00KI16.(TOIVJ, RAgPES a.n4JJdhIK
flotiureai teves, sith pr1e aNd di
*ription, will be sent upen npplheatI@lW
jnn Ad).12