Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, December 16, 1858, Image 4
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ADVICE TO LAWYIB8.
Whene'er yo? speak, remember every cause
Stands not on eloqaenoe, but stands on lavs?
Pregnant in matter, In expression brief,
every sentence stand in bold relief;
A On trifling points, nor time, nor talents waste,
m A sadaffaaoc teiearniag and to taste;
Nor deaiwMl pom pons phrase-; nor e'er suppose
Poetic flights belong to reasoning prose.
?knee dechm?trop may deceive the crowd,
And seem more striking as if grows more loud;
But sober sense rejects it with disdain,
*' As nought but empty uoise, and weak and vain.
The froth of words the scbool-boy'3 vain parade
Of books and cases?all his stock in trade?
:,Tho pert conceits, the canning trieke andplny
. Of low attorneys, strung in long array,
?a*^ +k?A wafnUnf Mnlt
AU uuof^wy ?uv ^w??4vm?
That chatters on, and cares not how nor why.
Studious, avoid uuworthy themes to scan, TLoy
sink the speaker and disgrace the man,
Like the Calso lights by flying shadows oast,
Scarce seen when present, ana forgot when past.
Begin with .dignity ; expound withgrace ?
'' Each round of reasoning in itatime and place;
order reign throughout?each, topic tooch,
TSot'drge its power too little, nor too mach;
Give each strong thoU its most attractive view,
In diotion clear, and yet severely true,
; .And, an the arguments in BplOndor^rOw,'
?Betaaah releot its light on all below.
*<fCfcct?<io- the cloae arrived, make no' delay, By
pretty flourishes, or verbal plays,
But sum the whole in one deep, solewin strain,
?Bike a strong current hastening to the main.
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IX Caution1 to Young Men.?A young
medical student from Michigan, who had
beeorattending lectures in N. York for some
tiea, and tmosidered himself very-good lookiwg-and
fascinating^ made a deadly onset on
ftg heart and fortune of a blooming young
lady- who was boarding in the same house i
with him. After a prolonged siege the lady <
surrendered. They were married on Wednesday
morning.*1 The same afternoon the ]
"young wife" sent far and exhibited to the <
astonished studeift a "beautiful little d&ughIMf>'
three and a half years of age.
?- - ? ' - m_'H t
"Good heavens i wen you were a wiaow,
exolaimed the astonished student.
"Yes, my dear, awd this is Amelia, my
JOIWgest > to-morrow, Augustus, James, and
Jtonben will arrive from the country, and
their I shall have all my children together
onoe more." i
JTJie happy student relied' not a word j
l? iaeiiogs were too deep for utterance.?
aext day the "darlings" arrived. Reuben
was six years old, James nine, and Augustus
a saucy boy pf twelye.. They were
IbCgbtdd to heaif they had 'a "new papa/'
Because they could now live at home aod
have ?11 the play things they wasted ! The
P?PyJ aa.8oou as
martecT that Augustus nOw?d not
M^eu nsd fihgfcf ) 2
"Ivell no?" said, the happy mother; "my
first husband .was quite a different style of
ipaa-feom my second?complexion, temperament,
eolor of hair aod eyes?aH different."
Tide was too muoh. He had hot ody
Harried a widow, bat was her third husband,
and the astounded step father bf four chil
dram f?wr? n?Ii?
? "Batherfbrlune,"-thought he, "that.will
ftate amends." lie spoke of her fortune.
B "These are my treasures," said she, iu
ihe Reman -matron style, pointing* her
children. ^ ^ .
ow quite lakeh out of i
the YLchigander, who, finding -that he had
made a complete goose of himself, at once retired
to a farm in his native State, where he
could have ^a. chaaco to tender hie <jboys"
$yefu^ end oiake them sweat for the deceit
practiced upoirhim by their mother.
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"ittr IJlI^iTftNi^JuiiYMAN.?An Arkansas
eofxespondent of the New Orleans Picayune
gives the following as authentic:?
You are dli fbad of erackiog jokes at the
expense of Arkansas; now here is one on
your own State, absolutely true. I got it
from an eye witness:
The District court in one of our Northern
parishes wasln session?'twas the first
day of the court; time, after dinner Law- s
yen and others had dined and were sitting ?
out before the hotel talking, when a long, "
lank, unsophisticated countryman came np ^
and unceremoniously made himself one of
'em, and remarked:
"Gtntlemen, I wish you would go on with
this'court, for I want to go home?I left j
Betsy a looking out."
. "Ah I" said one of the lawyers, "and pray, (
sir, wbat detains yon at court ?"
"Why, sir," said the countryman, "I'm
fetched here as a jury, and they say if I go (
heme they will have to find me, and they
moun^ do that as I live a good piece." j
i c W ka f iiirv a pa nnn nn ?" nslrpr) n lawwr.
Mi-lf ?1U JV?4 VHI |
"What jury ?"
"Yes, what jury. Grand or traverse jury
f
"Grand or travis jury ? dad fetched if I
"Welfj said tiTe lawyer, "did the judge
charge yoa?" kcjl*s. .. >
"Well, .squire^" said he, v "the -little fellow
that" sits up in the pulpit and kinder (
bosses it over the orowd, give-us a talk, but
I don't know whether he charged anything
or not."
The crowd broke up in a roar of laughter,
and the sheriff called court.
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Bulks for thk Hard Times.?1st. Stop
grumbling.
2d. Get up two hours earlier in the morning,
and begin to do something outside of
you* regular profession.
3d. Stop grumbling.
4th. Mind your own business, and with all
yonr might. Let other people alone.
5th. Stop grumbling.
Cth. Live within your means. Sell your
hbrse. Give away or kill your dog.
# 7th. Stop grumbling.
-8th. Smoke your cigars through an airtight
stove. ^Eat with morderatioD and go to
M wly.
9th. Stop grumbling.
10th. Talk less of your own peculiar gifts
and virtues, and more of those of your friends
and neighbors.
11th. Stop grumbling.
12th. Do all you cau to make others hap.
pj. Be cheerful. Bend your neck and back
more frequently when you pass those outside
of " select circles." Fulfil you promise.?
Pay your debts. Bo yourself all you would
sec in others. Be a good man?a true christian,
and then you cannot help to stopgrumb.
Kog. i if
An IodiaDa paper says that during a
trial in Lawerence court, a young lad who was |
called as a witness was asked if he knew the
obligation of an oath, and where he would
go if lie told a lie. He said he supposed he :
should go where all the lawyers went.
WUsh't I There Too.?At a reoent election
in this State,! a Jad presented himself
at the poll to claim the benefit of the elective
franchise. ,
FeeKflg a :deep interest in a favorite candidate,
the father, who was evidently, opposed
to the boy's preference, stood at the
ballot-box and ohallenged his right to vote,
on the ground of his not being of age. The
young man declared that he was twenty-one
yeari old, that he knew it, and insisted on
bis right.
The father, beooming indignant, and wishing,
as the saying is, to " bluff him off" bofore
the judges, said:
"Now, Bob, will you stand up there and
contradict me ? Don't I know how old you
are ? Wasn't I there ?"
Bob looked his con tempt for the old man's
speech, as he hastily replied
Thunderation ! s'pose you was, wasn't I
fhflra. too?"
This settled the sire, and in went the
Bcion's vote.
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4?* Two unsophisticated country lasses
visited Niblo's in New York during the ballet
season. When the short-skirted, gossamerclad
nymphs made their appearance on the
stage, they became restless and fidgetty.
"Oh, Annie!" exolaimed one sotto voce.
"Well> Mary?" - f - ->
"It ain't nice?I don't like it." - %
"Hush, the folks will notioe you;*1
"I don't care; it ain't nice, and I wonder
at aunt for bringing us to such a place."
"Hash, Maiy, the folks will laugh at you."
After one or two flings and a pirouette,
the blushing Mary again said:
"OH, Annie ! let's go?it ain't nioe, and
I don't feel comfortable."
"Do hush, Mary," replied the sister, whose
own face was scarlet, though it wore an air
of determination; "it's the first time I ever
was at a theatre, and I suppose it will be the
last, so I am just going to stay it ont, if they
dance every rag off their backs!'' , r;,
Mrs. Partington.?When Mr. SkinDint,
of Beanville, died, there was quite a
sensation about it. The bell was tolled, and
the only flag in town?that which belonged
% " 1?Anrttn fnr
co cue tavern?was uuug uuiuu uu u
twenty-four hoars. His praise was in every
mw's month, though why they praised him
aono could say,^except that he was worth a
?reat deal of money. This was before Mrs.
Partington moved from Beanville. "Wehave
oat a great man, ma'am," said the minister,
jailing upon her ,"so portly, so public-spirited,
no?rich." "Ah, yes," responded the
jstimable dame, with a tear of regret in her
jye, "his goodness was past finding out. It
jras," said she, raising her hand, as if beckining
down a large word, by whieh to express
herself loudly, "it wan infinitesimal,
ind his right hand" never knew what bis:left
laud did, nor nobody else for thai matte;.
Ele was suoh an iexoellent man." The minster
ooughed at the infinitesimal goodness,
jut he saw bow kindly it was inteoded and
ie said nothing. . ,
Unshipping a Thomas Cat's Rudder.
?Jack Larboard, a disabled sailor, underook
to cultivate and decorate bis grandpother's
flower garden in front of the old
Mansion House at Welfleet, England. The
iaises, and the dandelions and daffy downiillies
were springing up beantifully, to the
;reat delight of the crippled floriculturist.
But, an immense cat of the masculine genier
committed depredations in the premises
ilmost nightly scratching up the roots, tear g
off the stalks, &c. At length, embracing
lis opportunity, Jaok, with a sudden lunge
)f bis spade, nearly deprived tne intruder or
ts entire caudle elongation, or in other
ivords sliced off his tail. "Where's uiy cat ?"
ibarply'ioquired its lady owner overthe way,
i little while after the surgical operation had
>een performed. "Ah, ha!" said Jack,
?he')l not troub'e me any more. I caught
lim this morning, unshipped his rudder, set
lira off before the wind, and blow me if he'll
iver be able to steer his way back again."
One of the Boys.?Neighbor T ? had
i social party at his house a few evenings
lince, and the "dear boy," Charley, a five
rear old colt, was favored with permission to
>e seen in the parlor. "Pa" is somewhat
>road of his boy, and Charley was, of course,
laborately gotten up for so great an occa;ion.
Among other extras, the little fellow's
lair was treated to a liberal supply of eau de
:ologne, to his huge gratification. As he
intered the parlor, and made bis bow to the
adies and gentlemen?
"Lookee here," said he, proudly, "if any
if you smells a smell, that's me I"
The effect was decided, and Charley, having
thus in one brief sentence delivered an
illustrative essay on human vanity, was the
hero of the evening.
Uncle Bill Tidd was a drover from
Vermont.. Being exposed to all kinds of
weather, his complexion suffered somewhat;
bat at the best ne was none or ine wnuesi.
Stopping at a public house, a man of notoriously
bad character thought, as Uncle Bill
came in, he could make him the but of a
joke, and as the black face of the weatherbeaten
man appeared at the door he^xolaimed,
"Mercy on us, how dark it grows !"?
Uncle Bill, surveying him from head to foot,
coolly replied : "Yes, sir j your character
and my complexion are enough to darken
any room.'"'
A Protest on Tick.?One of our Louisville
leading bouses sold a bill of goods to
an Indiana customer on credit. A settlement
by note at iour months was requested, to
which the Hoosier debtor willingly assented.
"But suppose I don't pay this note when it
falls due ?" inquired he. "Then," replied
our merchant, "your note will be protested
and your credit destroyed !" "How much
will that cost," said Indiana. "Dollar and
a half," tremulously answered our friend.?
"Then, look here, old fellow, include that
amount in the note and pay it for me when
you g9t the note protested." A leading merchant
collapsed, and was not seen at church
for a month?though a very strong Protestant.?Louisville
Courier.
B&j* "Talkin' of law," says Pompey, "now
makes mo think of the mortal Cato, who lib
'most a thousand years ago, once said?de
law is like a groan' glass winder, that gives
light cnuff to light us poor errin' mortals in
the dark passage of dis life; but it wonld
puzzle the debble himself to see troo it."
jjgp An advocate of total abstinence was
onoe urging ft confinoed toper to forego bis
favorite Monongahela, and to substitute water
in its stead, declaring the elaims water
possessed over all other fluids as a beverage.
"T Una " ??id Tinsv. "water is a fine
> r v' #?
thing; but then it is so blamed thin.
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YORKVILLE, S. O.
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cf the "Palmettj Hotel."
' Jan 6 ... 1 tf
THOW1A8 J. BELL,
ATTOnKTHY AT IiATV,
si/,
Office at the rear ef the Court House.
Will practice in the Districts of the Northern
Circuit.
Nov 11 45^ ^60
JUiLM l. mm. wit,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
gjhw.rwwy ~~ Tllip ami
COMMISSIONER IN; EQUITY,
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Office in theCourt-House.
B* H. UOOEE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
YORKVI:LLE,S. C.
Offloe in the Court House.
Feb 18 *&? - ly
W. B. METTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
YORKVILLE. S. C.
tag* Office in the Court-House. -*o?
Jan 14 2 ly
* J. C. CHAMBERS, ~~
ATTORNEY AT IiAW
. AlfD ,
liT
Office in the Building one door South of S. Sadler's
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References.?0. Mills, S. S. Farrar, Brothers
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E Hope, Colombia, 8. C.; Thomas McLure,
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spoon, J. W. Avery. W. A. Latta, Esq., Col. S. N.
Stowe, Dr. J. R. Brntton, Yorkville, 8. C.; Dr.
Happoldt, Salisbury, N. C.; J. L. Dixon, Knoxville,
Tenn.
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nnPIWPir OTAlTTHa
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2 THE undersigned respectfully
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the citizens o:' Yorkville
and the surrounding country, that they have formed
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i mon rmuhq*
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flctT A ist of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing, in the following papers :
Augusta {Geo.) Constitutionalist, Hew Orleans
Delta, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette, N. York
Weekly Day Book, Savannah Daily Hews, Richmond
Dispatch, Hew York Dispatch and Paulding
{Miss.) Clarion, and Little Rock {Ark) TrueDemocrat
Nov 25 47 tf
DR. J. T. WALKEH7
SURGEON DENTIST,
Chester, 8. C.,
WOULD respectfully inform the public that
his rooms are now at the Cornwell House,
where he may be professionally consulted on Mondays
and Saturdays, and at Rock Hill, York Die
trict, from the second Tuesday of each month until
the Friday following.
He is now in possession of the science, material,
and instructions, for mounting Teeth on the CHEOPLASTIC
PROCESS, which is considered by
Dentists who have tried it, to be the perfection of
mechanical Dentistry for mounting partial or full
setts of Teeth.
July 2 26. tf
EVEN SO.?Tho Subscriber continues the
practice of PhyBic in all its departments.?
He proposes to take charge of CHRONIC, or old
standing forms of disease, at borne and abroad.?
He is n>w possessed of MAGNETIC remedies,
which will restore all Durable cases if patients will
give him a chance, acd provided they have a will
and determination of purpose to be restored to
health. Ho will sell MAGNETIC REMEDIES,
accompanied with directions for their use to patients
who are inclined to treat their own cases.
His office is at No. 16, Congress-street, Yorkville,
8. C. 11. A. CRENSHAW, M. D.
J&n 7 1 . ly
BURNING FEUIDr-Forty gallons of
BURNING FLUID, manufactured from 96
per cent. Alcohol, and warranted good and chea'
per than any other material for clear and brilI
liant light, emitting no sm,oke whajaw. F?r.
| Sal) by iLUflON & i^ATXQN.
&r-^iix4r?'u
?^: Jsl&c nHoj s
OODS STORE
?
(HIBIT A XEW A.\D EXTENSIVE
BTT OF
mtMti'&MW,
ERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. ]
- ? *t r. ' : M4 ? " ' i * '?' 1
. .
nr advantage to examine oar stook of PLANTArs,
we have given special attention to fbie depart iles
to sell for VERY SMALL PROFITS.
?h or city acceptances, at thirty or sixty days, will
giv* satisfaction. - ? t- <
riES &, stillman.
257 King-strtet, Corner of.Tfaotwerth-Street.
CALL! CALL!!
; IF for WISH A GOOD BAAGAIIf,
O ALL!
I HAVE ON HAND SEVERAL NEW
> CAJHIYAT -/ "
< . i* ? AXD
ROCKAWAYS,
O j- t?Altl>? *f- A4 *
SECOND-HANDED BUGGIES,
Which I rill sell
At a Bargain for Cash, Or in exchange
for Lumber or Country Produce.
I MUST AND WILL SEUL.
8^. All kinds of LUMBER suitable for a Carriage
Sbop, taken In exchange for work.
* ; ' WrV? MoFADDEN.
i ;:Not 18 A rf- 46 : tf
Joy to the Admirers of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
Talk of beanty; it cannot dxist without a fine
head of bair, tben read the Hollowing, and if yon
ask more, see circular around each bottle, and no
one candonbi.
-nnnrcccAn Wnanta * in nav
rKVWWJL ff vW UA1I%
8T0RATIVE ?We call the attention of all, |
old and young, to this5' wonderful preparation,
which tarns hack to its origin*! color, gray hair?
covers the head,,of the bald wM .a Invariant
growtb-^-^nemevrt H?* tkndrtiff/^tiimg.^tind all
cutaneous erupticns-^causes j| continual flow of
the natural fluids; and hence, if used as a regular
dressing for the hair will preserve its color, and
keep it from falling to extreme old age, in all its
natural beauty. We call then upon the bald, the
grey, or diseased in ecalp, to use it; and surely
the young will not, as they value the flowing looks,
or the witohing' curl, ever* be without it? Its
praise it upon the tongue of thousands.
The Agent for Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative
in-Jfav^Haveo,-reoeivetjhhcfollowing lettdrlttregard
to the Restorative, a few weefcaeioce :
DJBEP RIVER, Cosa.^July28# 1856L ,
$fr.. Leavenworth?Sir:. I have beep .troubled
with dandruff or scurf on my head for more than
a year rmy hair began to come out, scurf and bair
together. I saw in a New Haven paper about
"Wood's Hair Restorative!' as a^ure. I called at
your-tore on the 1st of April last, aqd purchased
one bottle to try it, and I^ioyud to my satisfaction
it was the thing-; if removed the scurf and new
hair hegan to grow ; it is npw two or three inches
in length where it wai all off. I have great faith
in it, I Wish you to send me two bottles more by
Mr.- Post, the bearer of this. I don't know as any
of the kind is used in this place, you tnay have a.
market for many bottles after it is knownjiere.
Yours with respect^, c , RUffUfl PRATT.
' PniLAurtPHiA, Sept. 9,1856.
PROP. WOOD?Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative
is proving itself beneficial to me. The front,
and fllao the bock part of my bead almost lost its
covering?in faot bald. I have need but tiro bplf
pint battles of your Restorative, and now^ the top
?f my bead is well studded with a promising crop
of young hair, and the front ia-alsOTeeeiving its
benefit. I have tried other preparations without
any benefit whatever, I think from my own persona!
recommendation, I can Induce many others
to try it. Yours respectfully,
D. R. THOMAS, M. D. '
' No. 464 Vine street.
vrwcetfifes, Ia., June 22, 1858.
PROF. 0. J. WOOD: As yea nre "about to
manufacture and vend -your* rioeotly discovered
Hair Restorative, I will state, for whomsoever it
it may concern, that I have used it and known
others to use it?that, I have, for several years,
been id toe naou or using otner uatc uestorauvoa,
and I find your vastly superior to any other I
know. It entirely cleanses the head of dandruff,
and with one month's proper use will restore any
person's hair tp-the original youtbfnl oolor and
texture, giving it a healthy, soft and glossy appearance;
and all this, without discoloring the
hands lhatapply.it, or the dress on whiob it drops.
I would, therefore, recommend its use to every
one desirous of having a fine oolor and texture to
hair. Respectfully yours,
WILSON KINO.
0. J. WOOD & Co., Proprietors?812 Broadway,
New York (in the great N. Y..Wire Railing Establishment,)
and 114 Market St.; St. Louis. Mb.
And sold by all good Druggists, and by ALLISON
& BRAtTON, Yorkville, 8. C.
Dec. 2 . 48 3m
The State of So. Carolina
YORK DISTRICT.
ROBERT FLEMMING, who is in the custody
of the Sheriff of York District, by virtue of
a writ of Capias ad Respondendum, at the suit of
R. M. Roark, having filed in my Office, together
with a schedule on oath of his?statoand effects,
his petition to the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted to the benefit of the
Act of the General Assembly, made for the relief
of Insolvent Debtors.
It is ordered, that the said R. M. Rnark, and
all others, the creditors to whom the said Robert
Flprnming is in any wise indebted, be and they are
hereby summoned and have notice to appear, before
the said Court, at York Court House, on the
Second Monday of Maroh next, to shew cause, if
any they cap, why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted. ''.j' . '.TO
S. E. MOORE, o. o. c. pls.
Office of Common Pleas, York District, Nov.
16th, 1858.
Nov. 18 48 3m.
Off NAffHOOD, AffD ITS PREMATURE
DECLINE.?Just Published,Gratis,
jhe 20th Thousand: A few words on the rational
treatment, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea
or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital
and Nervous Debility, Irapofency, and Impediments
to Marriage generally, by
B. DE LANEY, M. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the imprudence atrd
solitude of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT
MEDICINE, is in this small tract, clearly
demonstrated; and the entirely new end highly
successful treatment, as adopted by the Author,
fully explained, by means or'which every one is
enabled to care HIMSELF perfectly and at the
lea9t possible cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised
nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope, by remitting (post paidl two
postage stamps to Dr. B. DE LANEY, 88 East
31st s'reet, New York City,
May 6 18 tf
BOOT AND SHOEMAKING,
YORKVIU.E, S..O.
BT) L. 8MITH respectfully informs
*J ^ bis friends and the pnblie gener?^8
ally, that he has again commenced
on his own account, the
BOOT and 8H0EMAKING business in its various
branobes, at the "old stand," near "8t?we's
Hotel." He is prepared with competent workmen,
and the best material, to
HAKE AED REPAIR BOOTS & SHOES
on the shortest notion, and at prices to suit the
times. By a strict attention to business, and
desire to give entire satisfaction, M hopes to at
ceive a generous share of public patronage.
t^, He will keep constantly on hand and for
sale, HEMLOCK, and other Leather, "i
L\ SMITH.
March 25 vr 12 -jaT.*i ' i -fy--1
TkBAT TICKETS.. -A large lot -fn hand i
13 and for salt at the ?#QUUUS& OEFIOfi.
siimuguramui
r,' ovfia w. p. m'fadden's co^CH-sabp, t
I YOEKVILLE, 8. C. ^
ifir All kinds of Saddles and Harneanmade
at the shortest notice. -j - * 1
! REPAIRING promptly executed.
?> Oct 7 ' 40 tf
SlmpflcHf
anctiifs! mmies 11
' v
IN* ADDITION TO OUR
DRT GOODS STOCK,
The undersigned are receiving a large assortment
of GROCERIES and
FAMILY PROVISIONS,
-In the room adjoining our stand. We intend Co
keep a general stock on band, and ?
y WILL OFFER INDUCEMENTS
Which cannot be equalled outside of Charleaten.
Our thanks are dne onr customers for former
patronage, and we ask of all alkir trial in the new
as well as the old business. . '
' Our GOODS are cheap.
L. BLOOMBERG & BRO,
Dec 2 48 <*%* > tf
THE LIVER* '
HWHTOlSATOm I
PREPARED BV DR. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from GUMS,
IS ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND
'LIVER MEDICINES now before the public,
that nets as a Cathartic, easier, milder, and mare
! effectual than any other medicine known. 1* is
not only* Cathartic, but a Liver remedy, acting
first on tho Liver to ^Ject its morbid matter,/then
on the stomach and bowels to carry off that: mat'
ter, thus accomplishing two purposes effectually,
without any of the painful feelings ezperiemsedln
the operations of most Cathartic*. It strengthens
the system at the samstitnet thatitpurgea.it j aid
when taken daily in moderate doses, will strengthen
and build it op with unnsaal rapidity, it . A
The Liver ia one of[ jtheprineipal regulator*
of the human body { and (*f^[when it performs its
functions well, thapow-:W era 'of the system ere
fully developed. Tbei^ itomach is almost entirely
dependent on the, w healthy action of the
Liter, for the properrj performanceofitafunctions;
when the stom-i^i aoh is at fholt, the bowels
are at fault, and the: 1 whole system & offers in
con sequence of one or-j^, gau?the Lirar~-ba* .
iogceased todoitadntyi JjFor the diseases of that
organ, one of the pro-!fnP"etor3 haamadoithis
study, in a practice of more than twenty years
to'find some reaedyi/^\ wherewith to counteract
the many derange-l ments to which it is
liable. *W| *.
To, prove, that this|^freme^s%iUtf lufpid,
any" 'person1 tfofcbled'ijlwith LfverToflt* plhin
in any of its forms, has|r*jbut to try a bottle, and ,
conviction ie' oertain.
These Gupte^ remove y all morbid or bad matter
from the^ajatem, L^Uoppiyingintheirplaca
healthy flow of bile, Vj inyigoratng the stomach,
causing food to di^^jjgieet well, purifying thblood,
giving tone and rHlhealtH to the whole machinery,
removing the ;canse of'the diseaseeffecting
aradical cure. -?_~ i *-'l
Billions attacks, eref^jCBreditfld, whatisbetter,
prevelW?l>j 'ther^joccariobal tise of the
Liver Invigorator.
One dose after eating l, is sufficient tO'Splieye
the stomach and pre-vent ?he fbod'from rising
and soaring.
OdIj one dose taken'HH before retiring, prevents
Nightmare. ' ' t \
Only one dose taken at night; tooseWthe
bowels gently, and) cures Costiyetrtsj.
* One doee taken after/T) each ihetft' will crfr
Dy?p^Hri*. fir' * _ - ' rr
w&r One doseof twoVs teaspoonftrts will al
wiyg refieve Sick Head LJ *ehe. "* 1 One
bottle taken forC~j female obstruction removes
the cause of theQj disease, and make* s 1
perfcet-onre. jilj
w Only on* doseimme'^ diately relieves ChoTlc,
while V
- One dose often re-J^-. peated is a sore cure *
foT Cholera Morb6s,and;Pn a pnreveiltite of Cbole|?*On!y
oBe bottle f\ is needed foihriirb^t j
of the system the etfeotgrj of medicine after'a (
long sickness. '
j^Onebottle takenf^ for Jaundice removes *
allsaltownessorunnatu \rf\ ral colorfronrthe skin, j
One dose'taken aM-? short timebefbrteating
gives vigor to the appetite, and makks food
digest well.
One dose often repeated cores Chronic Diar- ;
rtreea in its worst forms, while Sommerand Bowel (
eomplahrts yield almost to the first dose.
One or two doses cures attacks caused by Worms (
in Children ; there is no surer, safer, or speedier
remedy in the world; as Itnetier fail*.
^^,'Aftw bottles cures DroptfJ, 'by exciting j
die absorbents. *
We take pleasure in recommending this medU (
eme as a preventive for Fever and Ague, Chill Fe- ,
ver, and all Fevers of a Bilious Type. It operates
with certainty, and thousands are willing to testi- ,
ty to its wonderful virtues.
All who use it are giving their unanimous't^ktl- M
mony in its favor. f "
m. Mix water in the mouth with the fnvigo- (
rator, and swallow both together.
THE LIVER INVTGORATOR ' x
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERT, and !
is daily working cores, irimo&t too great to bollere.
It Cures &a if by magic, even the fiftt doit giving
benefit, and seldom more than one bottl$ ifl.required
to cUM 'abj^klnd ofUrer Complaint, ftCm. the
woril Jaundice or Eyepeptis lo & common Beadache,
all of which are the result of a Diseased
Lirer. . i ^1 ' <
PRICE OKI DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD ft Co., Proprietors, 846 Broadway, ;
ITewTbrk.'
Wholesale Agents: , , T ]
Barnes '& Park, New York; T. W. Dyott ft J
8ons, Philadelphia 8- Burr 4 Co., jji>|ton;
H. It. "Hay & Co., Portland; John D. ?nSt,'Cin- ;
chinati : GayTord ft Hammond, Cleyetaj^l Fahrrestock
& Datjs, Chicago; 0. J. WdwrwCo., i
St. Louis ; George H. Keysgr, Pittsburgh,; fi. S. i
Hance, Baltimore. And retailed by all Druggists.
Sold alto by ALLISON ft BR ATTON.
Torkrille, S. C. a
Feb 18 ' 7 ' lj J
jjSffipi B.IRIi W!
LOOK OUT!
,ii I
RETURN their grateful acknowledgments to i
the citizens of York and Laneaster districts, '
for their liberal patronage..; and hop* by a strict
ttfclCUUUU tU UUS1UCOO UUU ?U UUUVBk DUUCB?UI *\J ?
plea?e their customers, still to merit a contina- ?
ance of the same. . .' )
They hereby announce to the pablio at large, 1
that they are now receiving and opening a large
and well-selected STOCK of FALL and *
WINTER GOODS
Of the very latest styles; selected by Mr. MILfcS -c
in person,, consisting of Gentleman's and Ladies' t,
common and FANCY GOODS, and in fact, -4)1
kinds of Goods nsually kept in ? lapge andjrelJ- j
regulated Store; together withji full assortment of
GROCERIES
c
Of all kinds, at prices to suit the times.
Ladies and Gentlemen, call in and examine
our stook of G00D8?we feel satisfied we can
please you. p
Bbeneserville. Deo. 2,18o8,y * 48^ Wtf r
ff r BOZ. SOPOIVIFIER.?An article
4 v highly useful at this season, for making the *
very best kind of soap. One Dollar's worth of 5
this article will make fifty gallons of most esoel- J.
lent washing soap. Warranted genuine. Far
Sale by ALLISON & BRATTON. b
Sept 16 87 *tf *
Tf* XTBdkCTSv?Extracts of Lsmoo, Vanilla, ri
I
f5T? v ; " - .e^. TirT yif
SEWIN& MACHINES*:
To MamrfaTittire wi, Piaatertftnd Private
' , J* V^qiiU49> ..1^."/ ' *
IN purchasing audi an artlde *r a. SEWING
MACHINE, the true policy 4?<t* bap. tba be#.
I. M. SINGER & Co's GAZETTE,
pictorial paper, contain! full and reliable ujfrmatioo.
about SOWING MACHINES,
all questions that can be asked on the subject**All
who read this-paper will leant how. ta parchase
a 8ewing Machine with which $1,000 a year,
clear profit, can be made, and will be protected
from being inwPMdy nJg:tuMgrpf the hombng
Machines qow ,oe?>re the public. Singer k Co.'a
Mtfchffte Is'arranged to do coarse and fine work of
oteredeser iption. The Gaaettrmfr he ahthined
gratis on application it-may of ftiagee hC^aOl
ees. A machine can b?M? to operation M Ui?
Tailor Shop of Mr. W. C. OWEN, of. Ywkwi*,
8. C. L. M. GRIST, at the E*?gikb GAcar {a
an authorized agent
Singer & Oo.'n Charleston Offiea, 824 Hag ^
' * RrtacipaVOfficei 828-BrOadway, IWw Yortv
- Jttly 2, 4857. " * 28 -> * .??, >>**
~^ " NEW FBK
TIRE SUBSCRIBERS hiiViag tctfrtt orttllo
"emTrr Ihtewt '^ t;^;BiKNSTT frTQ,
in the DR.BG BUSINESS Ip ftbjke^ptftfal!/inform
thf citizens of wo fowand Birtflct,
and adjacentrifafetfts of North'.GctyRha, that
they will contlfcue the above buFlness at tba aanta .
old stand. In addnfidtr to .^ehr farmer ptbA of
CHEKICA1S, DaOOB^JOpiWaea.
they have.jost received, ?md'aw:NhW/'opeeie*!a
well selected stock of Median*, wbaakjlseywill
sell very low for cash, or cm tftiy taader?toc??H
to good-snd prompt anstomcca. <t* ? ( a-v-u.-n:
Tbo Stock then, with the last paiafraasj irlagge
and well-asaorted, affordingfaceRent oppastnnitiea
to tbe Merchant, Plantar apd Phyaiclan,.wbo
will gain maott by calling and eaoaciaiag Can Um?r:
selves. <0'. S '{ ? f ^Tdar^tr.j 1 i I"
We have mode .vtio.h fcrraiMnMnent* in. Mv.lataM
purchases, ae will folly-enable as to sell upon
termaand at prices most accoramodaSinf, ' ,? ?
Our preapptsrockconsiete of Dregs, Medicines,
Chemicals', UyewoWii ihfi Paint,
audPniutert artitdes Wihdbw Allies (of
all sixes) Putty and Glassware. English, 'American
and Frenoh PrrhmnrT" Tnilil nf?lfcpi"|
Soap; Toilet, Fleih.mid Heirl8npka75w?Psortment
of Surgical and Dental InstQiaaggts;
Trusses, Supporters &a4 Bandages; Spices, 8oaf,
best Chewing Tobncco, and Cigars qf ApLnJp
flavor; Harrison's InkrCognac Ilraatdy otiif very
best braadti -pur^s JVinet thei Jbea| ever sold in
this mq^?i, ana.used only rftfffit&gs and medicinarpurpos>es;
Sdhieasffi Gin, a pore article.
AH onr Preparations'and'Compounds will be
brads^ strict accordance with the direeripfibWf
the UWtedOtatee Pharinaey faaddtfe nil Ms careful
to represent honestly and fkisbftrily^ fhe^gr- '
aeter and quality of a?y-erticle sold by us.
^JgfcTfir Jadtt*- ydftwrri *Ur+ 5 AM?S< ?>4hftLISON,
who has already had considerable tt]teriwH^wajTbe?
n at^ndMC^^J^f^^HB^fo
compound and difpenfe sent in
by Ph/snflaosi dr%n mil orders mal# hyaena torneven
of the most darig&mis medicines.
Jan 7 ^ *>. 1 **^TTON.
"iSSEHBST"
ij^daaSSSSkvuuL
frSmCJiftSi tOKtHfteJUiltthitM-f
ana J^pxatynxc X/f?fuloii . . ^
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in 7iewof the
- awful ti#MMtien <d*NNW*MRiWdMEBy
Sexual disease, sod the.daeeptiojBspisetfe??nifon a? the
nnfostrnate rictims of atfsh dtoaweatg Qisahp,
several years ago diMcted their Con*WMS?y?nrthis
cms of "disease, lb all iWr ftrmiLjapljo
g|te MEDICAL ADVICE GlWfW ItfW VwWy
by, letter, With a description AT tieir condition,
(age, occupation, habits o^,A?.)j?m0jnrn?8
nf extreme norertv. to FURNISH MEDICnTES
FREE OF'CRARGE. It Is nwdfcbrto *&fl that
the Association commands tbe' highest Medical
skill of the age, sod will famish the most Adders
al Report apoa the treatment of Sexual Diseases,
highest satisfaction with .tlie success which, )ma
attended the labors of the Coasulttng Burgeou hi
the cure or 8permat(>rrBee*,\ Seminal Weak seep,
Impotence, Gooorrhcs, ple*t, .flyNlttJ*, the tjce^f
Onanism or Self-abuse, 4c., and order a jo^pance
of the same plan for the ensuing year. 4
The Directors, on s review of the past, feel asstirred
th*r&fir Jafcw frflttWi
[eat effort have bees of great benefit to, the aflfietad,
espeoiaUy to theyouog, and they Have respired
to devote themselves, with renewed segt,*o
this very.impertantaad much despised cause.
.Ait. admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea, or
Seminal 'Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Mwitnrbation,
or Self-abast,. and other <UleaJttj|fa|he
sexual organs, by tbe ConsoUingtAwfeoa. wuihe
sent by mail (in a. -8e?ledeMdMe)J^^S, fiP
CABRGE, on receipt of TWv ffir* postage.
Other Repots and* Tracts on: the n&tttre
and treatment of sexual diseases, AeC 4c.'. afe
constantly befog rmblisheftfor gratttitcus dfstrftlu(Hd,
ahd'iHil be ftefat to: tW^iflBefed.' Some V
the heir remedies add method* tit treatment discovered
during.tha last ySar; ape of great vtltm.
Address; for Report or treatment, Dr, GEORGE
R. GALHOTNi Consulting 8urgeon, ffowarifAssocistfou,
Wo. 2 Sooth'Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
P?." "rV ' Bjr'dfrder dfthe Bffectow.
EZRA D- HEARTWELL, PrMSent.
i7
. ' rtlC 4 QS'.tlt wt AfcAmaJtfALjCDISCOVEBED
PHE GREATEST CCRB IN
} < . .. *?* ' I * JX
fiiMiiGimiMii
nptHISOU is the only SBRJ8 remedy hi the worid
1 for the onre otBbmimathrtn, DeaMta, GA?t,
Neartdgia, Immhega, SotaSioK-Spiaa^aint Bntachial
complaints. Tie Dolarenx, Headache, Cumpa,
Croup, Pil es, Felons, Sprains - and Brnisee, Ciilu
and Wound*, Swelled Glands, Stiff Joints, Scrofu*
la, Erysipelas, Sore Nipples, Swelled Breast,
Womb Disorders, Salt. Rheum, Canker in the
mouth and stomach, Palpitation, EnptAnar-CaIm4
breast, Quinsy, Sore throat. Baity, Pleurisy,
Ulcers, lawk Jaw, Heart Bore, TCoth mad Em-aohe,
N ervonsness, Ooeuveaes?f Bama, -SereGwma
of teething 4nAnt%. tteanrrhafv Ahssmi,;Siiff
Necks, Broken Breasti, ChHlblafam, letter, AWagles,
Frosted Feet, Fever and Ague, Cbappcdfiands
9t any Diseases that are sore or Mnrfoljtr^he
^i-sisfss&s at
ninutes?has been usea by thousands AjCjlprojounced
to bo the best remedy'ever dimHpA..
"This.Oil adfroa the gya|ft? with eiflRBy?B
of pure vegetable preparntlon. Not th?-?iight st
danger of applying It outwardly or inwardly,
[tgt once gives a permanent cure?In most bases
Yom ten to twenty nflmitee. -K T "J. .
The best physiologists of Europe have di?covsred
that all organic derangement of tbe anttnpl
ystem is the effect of an obstruction bfthe phjico
electric fluid in the ofghncllseaaed. A stnlu!
application of this Oil puts In immediate tap
ion the nervotft fluid, and the cure!* at onde accomplished.
No bleedings?no vomi tlnaL^purglttf,
ir blistering ta rtstfrteda.' " V
None eenuine without tbe signature of
teftOIMftttb. Labels s!|ne<Hh writta#.*?
Try eterything el?e gite this one si sapla trial,
A fresh supply just received, at 25 Mats, 50
enta end One Dollar per bottle, andAsraakf Tat
he ENQUIRE?. OFFICE.
LAW BLANKS! '
rWTE hate on hand, and are prepared to supply
TT at short notice, at the oNQUTRER Office,
11 kinds of LAWTER81 B1ANK8 in general fr* *
land, printed on good paper and neatly pressed,
re offer them at 78 cents Squire. Single half
[aire 50 cents. As trd hatirfncermd consider*le
outlay to enable us to famish a good artfBb,
mrfH-aftfcrfcAM and CASH ONLY. .
Ov present stock consists Of thsfr>lloiri?Ta