The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, October 18, 1877, Image 4

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? iiiiiiriimwiMi?riMiiM?iiii Au k?*Jtt* trtm t?L Tailor, F*eaL dear er tao ?1 tte. Ag^Iftral jtfo 7b rae ?T /WA Carotina : A? President or the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society, tb? undersigned make? an appeal to nia fellow-cititens in brhnlf of the approaching State Fair, which can be made s brilliant success by the co operative efforts pf tba farmer*, mechanics and manufacturer? who are interested In developing the mntoilal in* tere*?? of the State. The occasion 1? op fior I une for a grand rally in support of a Society ?lu? work in promoting the ob? jeets of practical agriculture, horticulture, fruitgrowing, stock breeding, the me chanical and manufacturing employ* menta, d?mentie economy,?Ac, | deaerrea the recognition and attire cb-opera'tlon of every friend-tn rrvHisstlon -and-the w el fa re of the State., Amid the evil* be getting the advancement pf tall*h*ac ?n' dust rial infereata, while the Incubus nf a hoxtile government waa upon our people, the Society han ateadily pureurd ita noble purposes, and bought to instill hope and i ntirage ih^M MMatf 'of tfc# despond;* ing by annually pK??<5ntlng an exhibit bf the mou rees, which tooghttho lesson of i ur true greatness when relieved from thc grinding oppressions of aa alien horde. Now, that !B? achievement and restera lion of good government ha? mitigated our condition fri this respect, tho work of the Society mu?* be directed with re doubled energy to the prime objecta of ita existence; and with unabated confidence in the destiny of South Carolina aa one of ibo moat prosperous and desirable r< mmnnwenltha in the American Tjninii, thia appeal ia made to the men and . wo men who ronni it ute it* basia nf future grealtieaa for thc energetic devotion tn the uuH-lfikh purpofra of the Society. With n aingle exception there aro no. HU hi ri cd i 'f?l cc ra, and n ll t he income o f the Society ia devoted to the advance ment of jigriculturc,anti Mildred iudns t rie?, glff'fcftffU of fW fdbafliWlIftf Hhoiild'feel that it li;is chiluw- Upon their confidence and support, and noneahotifd neglect tn contributo their'mite to ita nd vanrement in the future. The strength of the organisation ia embodied in the life and annual membership, which might to include men and women from every county In the State. A amati number of pernuna have constituted to'* nirmber chipio thc past, and the time i* pfupi lion? to iucrenae the force which will direct ila affairs hereafter. . We need to he drought together for a brief recreation from the Inborn of a year, where the op portunity ia given to gain information mid renew acquaintance vd?h ea$h other -where the producta cf the far.-, garden and household, the cunning skill of tho artisan, and the improved breed? of nul mais arc exhibited for the inspection and st inly of all who are intent upon profiling hy the good examples of their neighbors. Such an exposition as la. worthy of tho Stato cannot fail tb give pleasure nnd satisfaction to every one who feels a jual prido in the material advancement nrthe country. Life meniberahip can be mado to ?us tnin and permanently eatabliali thia So ciety. The people In every county shonld organise a club of M&? tncmbere, and thua bring to bear SU JUplW'WP1?*?-ich will bo felt and diffused, throughout the State. From one' to two bund d mem ber* lu every county would furnish an adequate endowment to place the Society upon an enduring baals, which would afford no Income sufficient to double tua annual premium list and largely increase the means for promotion of th's general good. 8ucli u. ocncentratiorrpf fegOMUl interest wo^r?> bs the most . practical method ,for the assured pirmaaon?y of the organisation, and would prove .alike LiUi?Zi?? ~JUJ .....I ,....?.3 te reit. It would ?Iv? a voice*o every eludive to tho general welfaro would find expression, supplemented by a pi-w*r co control ana direct the ^operations of the Ktimulatoandadvance th?nbj?otoisMt*, fur the elevation of agriculture and tho mechanic arts-the ebie.' occupations of our pooDlo. Without euch co-operation and ?*i%,{?te.e?U?e^?of it?re Sflwfef? iUolfln?r$IUta^MeraJ%itd ift&irt tain. Tl?? office^ pt f-efloci?ty ss^atlpi pattng a largo attendance at the coming lar occasion since the war, a&d aa agr&pp reunion of the commonwea?tb/nbw^wm* pity relloved from the prostrate condi tion of degradation and insecurity la a political sonso, il is an event to be viewed with pride ana pleasure. A cordial wel come awaits all who. may come^nnd tho beat facilitiez atf co??.iiT?;d.wi?i ho ?gi v% nj to i nitu re a pleasant and proStable decaf ".?". -.?THOS.TAYI.OH. Petrified .forest pf California* The site of tho petrK?id (brest la about one tl.CwS.nd feet nbovo seo ie vea, ard iles uv theaame trend- ?it?. ??:&^?s$mtiL? Move! St Heleaa and the tuena*! springs of Calistogx. Geologically, it vs one vast tufa bcd, in which the Uvea lie atftjkey'wero thrown, probably thou sands of years-ago, by some vast convul sion of nature. This tufa, I will say, for -tho benefit of the nnitiatedIn scientific lore, is a volcanic ash p? cinder ??I?fea lu va throw a up wa id Inf i airy lui?1 aha deac^djpgr|sl&.i?l^<: It Li gray in color and granular in st ucturo. Sometime*. ?t .irtterctf'li^^ Mar tomot utile elobes or bomba. Ammonites, found in " the strata, fi? the event in tho. cretaceous. lie ai S VD Of ai* ninarem, i^veia-oy cfrf lower, almost north ana eoufch : at the highest northeast and southwest At the latter level A-w^ree* moat hava^bsM buried unw*%h^wa^uodred fefct of . lava; at tho lowest? Aye hundred feet Their dip conforms to', the dip of tbs tufa, and is at an aBfsle of from thirty iv ?orty " fivo degrees. Tfcvy ara in fragments, many or which have been converted into charcoal, others? isp ligu&^jtnd; ttdjen. into beautiful specimens of jet , Where the heart of the tree-had decayed, ?ht, cavity is filled with opal, a form of lus . trous, uncrysUlix*dr?llc*' 'cottteintog water. Cbalcedona, another, form bf silica, but clear nod limpid, is found in other cavities. No top has been petri are ?.t?i^^^^^^^^^^o^^t? taken .y-iwf?) m? tiir? ^r. vi -iryTiwritMrWf* 1 or bruising. What must have been the giant force thai followed their finido ..??rMct?dn tofia?s dkit tht? f^erhldj?f The m?rjaKty&#?HS ?ie& aw*rw?wt?od, aomc few the madrona, and the ilrab of nnnx, prohably V*?-.' the i ,;ii?t?fetento from thfe taking th bef?rtf SM fe no mhv Inarltablo A word to tho wise. ?f >v>u ore trou bled with a eotif?h or cold, precsir? e bot tle of Dr,. Buir? Cough. Syrup at onoa. " ute '".-?y - ?av? von from severe s?ck !. yohr druggw keeps lt Price, ???> mi ? I >H( " I /?J3s?ie4, J?ci?bcr 10. Tho following detailed account of the surrender, of Chili Joseph wa? received lo this city to day : FORT BEUTON, M. T., October fl, VIA HELENA, October 7.-A courier front General Mile?' battlefield arrived' one hour ago, bringing intePigence ?hat Chief joseph with hw entire baud hr.d surren dercd. The capitulation took place ot 2 p. m. on the 6lb instant. The savage* gave up their gutta ?nd ammunition, pn-udng in .solemn review before General Sf ilex, mid yielding an unconditional surrender. The troops at once took possession of the Indian entrenchment?, and the first vic tory over the red skins during the past two yean? was signalised. In thc charge ^II the Indian-camp on the Wi day of the fight sixty-four officers nod men were killed amt wounded. After the croup hud been'surrounded and the soldiers bsd secured defensive incitions only four casus 11 irs occurred. The soldiers closed in upon the savages slowly bu?-?rel/;- Il was Jl^ purpose of \tt>n. MileVto'lose no more men in tho Attack. On the last dn; of the fight the troops ? jccecded in securing a position which commanded the stream that flowed, in front of the rifle pits occupied by thc cn;-.ny, abd hud the buttle lasted another day their supply of water would bim been exhaiMcd, and a surrender would have become imperative. On thc fourth day of the fight, Jctjfpli raised thc white ring f??r the ?hird itme, nu?: through an interpreter who nd vauccd towards bis camp, he offered to surrender provided, his bund were al lowrd to k' ?p their guns. General Miles sent word that they innot surrender with out any re?.'frc; mid tho buttle was taken up again. Thu white flag was Again. displayed ibo fifth day, when Joseph appeared in front of his lino and advanced to meet (Jenem! Miles,- to whom hu jerfdefed his gun, horras fol lowed by si aly Warrior*, v. ho also turned over their gillis, nod shook bund* with (biner,il Miles as they passed. When the troops entered the rifle pits forty warriors disabled by wounds were discovered. These were removed tu; flic camp hospital, nnd received nil tho atten tion that was given to tho wounded troops. The number of Iudinns killed is nut known, ii? they bud alrendy buried their dead. It is supposed they lost nu equal number with tue troops. General Miles left yesterday for Tongue River, Inking his ?lund and wounded and the siKrendered band, General .Sturgis did tu I arrive in time to tako part in the fight, mid the glory of tho magnificent attack ?ii.d result belongs to Gen. Miles. General Howard, with nn escort of seventeen men, arrived on the morning of tho Klirrender. He nisdo no attempt to nsstimo command; he had left hh .small force ol'inmntry at Missouri river, and, wittr this small escort of cavalry, iiroceeded to the scene of battle ; tho en renebments occupied by the Indians were ndtnirablv constructed for defence. They occupied In uti over 1,600 rifle pits, which communicated with each other so that assistance could be rendered if nec essary. The squaws fought by tho side of the warriors, and took caro of the wounded and buried tho dead. When the history of the unparalleled march of tho Nez Perces is written, they will be credited with wonderful valor and ' groat> humanity. Their defence could not bo excelled by any body of mon. Of their generosity, f.hc wounded I soldiers lying under their entrenchments L live to bear testimony. They took away, thc guns end ammunition from thc- disa bled troops but did not molest them. -?-arr som OT firifmprii.. : - Nearly um*- iaiUic;i of people died nimbiaT1'10" ln rnf1?!' ?lUrlMt? thC ,nt? - A young lady says that "if a cart wheel has nino fellows attached to it, it's gjgrf?y .that a girl like her can't have /i i^j?6*J$e found to be vainer on nc count of those qualities m'lich they be lieve they !?ivo than of those which they really possess. il /rTiy$f n?Wr'J*?Ng-ty ni\?oh to offend, lhere la ntrieh to purdon ; and when there 6anything to pardon, bo assured lhere 'something to'love. - However roany friends you have, do ?H6? ttftr?tt yd?foelf. Though you have a thousand, not one of them loves you ?o?much bs you ought to love yourself. -- No character will please? ng which is uniform. To be always joe j is buf foonery : always pathetic, silly ; al ways wise, sententious; always" grave, tiresome. ( 4- Art Intoxicated tpnMenger on a Vir vgjqia rjvUrtVd aborte^ his (omi abstinence pledge when asked for his ticket. Thc conductor puuctaxribe?plcdgu; und wrote on it "one drunk." 1 r. V " ft* ' - Take fivo cent's Worth of-limc, dis solve in a pr.?) of water, putin the clothes: H%?$em remain three or foo r hours, thou ir ?HI. Abti the mildew will all disappear, and dots not injure the cloth. - "He is a man after my own heart, pa," said Julia, reverting to Charlea Au gustus. "Noruumiw," replied old practi cal, "he is a mao after tho money/your uncle left you." And thon all was quiet. - The truly great consider first how they aro to gain the approbation of C j, mid ec?ondly that of their own con sciences t having done this, they would then willingly conciliate the good opiu lOa^TOeTrftllow'-men. ' ~" - I look upon every man ?s n suicide ftpmjlhft moment hs tnkeauthe dice, box ^d?nftr^lyj^hand, and ajl^ that follows "to hft "???ai career from'"?nat timo h? is <4ffl3f ?Jiarpening tho dagger before he strikes it into hut heart. - It is tho temper Of a blade that must dfetir1* proof ?f*good ?word, and not the 'jf Wing of tho hilt or tho richness of tho scabbard; so it is not his grandeur and possessions that mako n mun considera ble, but his intrinsic merit. Gen. McClellan characterises his nomination for Governor of New T rsey 't?a."ooo Of the auprisw D? his life. ' He cot several of the other, "surprises of his Hft**'ftbrri Stonowall Jackson mid Robert E. Lee.-?Si. Lout* Globe-Dcmoc?if. -'No mao cia betide friend bf af o her cal?n be 1o->es tnat other better than himself; and to be able io love oue an other better than yourself ia to empty yourself cf se?fis?ncss that you become better toward all the world and In all re-: Uttonshipa. ^ a Kansas bride, as she broko tho coal oil l&Bin,oie?r,b?r husband's head fur coming rf morning," said he a? he poured a shcvcl A lil? persons having demands against tha A estate ofDr.-tt. h. BBOYI.ES.de owissd, aw hereby notified to pra??tt ttnrm .?nti?nriV U.tia>lt/*f itv?, tunuunl tn tl.A trt^.l*^. ahmed within ibo ?nu?;|>r^flb;.i by law ; and all persons owing Uia estele are also notified to mako payment to Uie undersigned Immediately, or they will be preceded Stfnnlstattav/., .Jj,- ... . K. O. FARM BU? ; ' D wi taade In ihnm mon tbs "lo wt>rk eUsihilly at Us* *S>ff*l nicht. Yo? caa trlro root wa*t* time to Uv? Work, v Mir y oar MtrassoaiWt*. Wf-nvasv?stU *I?o aro uiakJBg or?r 9& poi^acy. All wb* enx?sM at onco can make mtaoy fKj>S- Al lh?JWr??*Bi tl mn nwany csanot ?w ' w.w W TOUT ?xa rnji...iy al coy oOter batistas. Il *mta notblag to trr tho faestacaa. Tem? and KS Ootflt freo. Adores? al one?, H. HAtXXTT A Co., 1'otilrud, Maine JuSy aa, ?V77 ? ?o? 'and invigorate* the Whole aytftsm, ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARB ?lteralire, Tonie, Solrcai ud DinieUe. Islnrnaea, ?~)nabrr, PalilMM at tb? Hiernach, ami all diseases Hist arise from Im puro blood. Kciaiirs, Eaflainraalarr and 1 kraule f>.beuii.nii*tM. ffraralgla? ?.?ut nod fc,<lnal Caasplalats, oin only bo eifert nilly cured through the biood. Kor derra and Era ail re OU* risc? of th? ?kin, Pallal**), riraplc?, Bleiebco, Holl?, Truer, lKaM-h?M ind Blata* warm. VrorriME hu aerar failed to effect a> permanent cure. For faina In lb? Hack. KMaey Cattai* flr.it>!?. Droper, Cc cia I? WtahaiM, .eacarrhca, arising from lutenist ulcevw linn, ami uterino disease* and (?carral Dc? billar. Vr.oi ri.M: atti directly upon the rilli?? of tlii^o c<>iupl?iiit*. lt liivljorste* and strengthen* the Mrtiol* ?rslem, adi upon the se cretive organ*. ?Iinji I illumination,cures ulcer ation .-:..! i. .a I,::. ., t|io bowe!*. Kor ?afarrb, i>r?pf i?I*?, Hab?teme I'o.litrufM, g?alp)enHoa *t lae Heart, glcndarhr, S*ilr?. Nervastaaeee aaa f leurrai Prostration mt lb? Werreue Ristras, no medicino bia ({ITCH such per feet sailsfai'tloii ns ibo VKCIKTIXK. lt purifies Ibu blood, rieimes all of the organ*, and pos iMW a controlling power orer the nervous sys tem. 'Hie r~m?rkabte eures effected by Vr.or.TIKR ' hare Induce*', man v physicians anu i|>oihccnries : whom ?te know io prescribe ami UM lt lu their van famille?. lu fart, V'KiiKTisr is tbs brat remedy ?st dl?mvorcd for the abovedlseusc*, ami 1? Ibe only reliable Dl.OOII Wilt Vi till yet placed before tho public. FRKPAKED BY H. re- STEVENS, Boston, Mats. What it Vegetine? IS ts -) compound ostrartod from barks, roots cud beroi, it in Niiturn's Itemed)', lt ls per fectly binnies* f rom nny bid effect ttpJit the sys lam. lt I? nourlshliigniidstrciiitlheuliig. lt nets directly upon Ibo blood. lt quiets Hie nervous system, lt xl ves you good, sweet sleep at night, lt ls fi great panacea for our aged imbers and mothers, for it {{Ives them Strength,quiets tbclr nerves and gives them Natu ru's mutt sleep, nu bis been proved hy ninny ali aged person. lt la the great Blood 1'urliter. lt I? a soothing remedy for our rblldren. lt hu rel le veil oud cured thoura uds. lt ls very plea rm. I to tike: every child likes lt. It relieves ami cure? ill diseases originating from Impura blood. Try the VKOB TIXB. Olva lt a fair trinl fur your complaints : then you will say to your friend, neighbor aud acqualntaneo, " Try lt ; lt lins ci . . eil me." VKOKTINK for the complaints for * hieb lt la recommended, ls having a larger sale throughout the Ur' od States than any other one medicino. /Why ' s/cfc-eimo will <Jnr? lae** Vmaf ptait.ea. ' Cannot be Excelled, CirArtLKiTow.v, MASS., March io, 16C9. Mr. II. lt. HTKVKNS : Doir Slr-Tills is to cer tify that I ba vo used your " Dlood Pr?paration " In my family for several yean, and think that, for Scrofula or (Jniikerous Humors, or liheiim alla A ?Toot lons, lt cannot be excelled ; and, as a blood nu ri lier mid spring medici ne, li ls ibo best thing I have ever used ; and i have used almost everything. 1 ran cheerfully recommend it to any ono limned of such a medicine. Yours respectfully, MUS. A. A. DINBMOTtE, Ul Kauo!) .Street. Gives Health, Strength and Appetite, My d.iunbtcr has received great bor">nt from tho uso of tho VEOBTINE. Her declining health ITU a source of great ansloty to all of her friends. A few bottle* of tho YKOETIKE res tored bor health, strength and appetite. ti. H. TI MIKS*. !n?iirat!on and Itenl Estnte Aennt, Ko. 40 bears building, Huil?n, Mus. Prepared by H. B, 8TEVER8, Bolton, Mtua. V7BETIHE 18 SOLD BY ALL ?fttlSS?8Ta f?TT!S_Plt?S A Noted Sivine says They are worth their ?weifrht in gold* READ WHAT HE SAYS: Da. TUTT:-Deur Sir: For ten year. I have been a martyr to Dyspepsia, Cnntti)>xtinti, and Piles. Lut snrir.g yourpiis wera f?**asait?s/ndsjd iotas; I used them (but with little Ililli) I nm now a wei) min, hive good appetite, digestion perfect, n.'gutarstooli, plies gone, and t have gained lorty pounds solid flesh, l'hcy are worth their wright ingrid. Kav. li. L. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky. Tinrs PILLS Turns PILLS CUSS PYBPEPMA. TUTTIS PILLS C'URJS CONSTIPATION T?TT'S PILLS COBB PILS3. TUTPS PILLS conn s-Evam ADD AOUB. CU US BILICUO COLI O TUTPS PILLS CUBS KIDNEY COM PLAINT. TUTPS PILLS CUBS TOSPIP UVBB impart!;;* rivait!, .ind ni. everywhere. O flied, XS Hv. Tutt has been eu gag;d In the practice of medicine thirty years, and for a long lime was demon. Itmtor nf Anatomy in the Medical College o? Gear ma, hence tenons uslog bia ri I lu have the guaran tee that they ire prcv. ai on scientific principle!, nod ure free from all quackery, lie lins sncccedcd In ?J comhittlug In them the hcrctnlnrv antigonlitlc qualities of a strtapthtn iag,t*rt?atii>*,<>nSa fur* i/vivglouit. Their tint apparent ef fect ts in Increase the ap petite by causing the food to nroptrly assimilate. Tims thc system ii nour ished, n:id hy their tonic Wtlonorithedtjrei??vfi or gan?, repulir and healthy c v.u iinllom ure produced. Thc rapidity with 'which fcrtoun lah on filth, while under the influence ol" ilu- .c nilli, ol itself in dicates their adaptability lo nourish the body, and hcncethciretBcacy in cur ing nervous deblhty.mel aucholjr, dyspepsia, walt ina of the muscles, slug. gl?hness of Hie liver. I chronic conniption, ann rvn|;ih lo inc sjitcm. sold Mirray Street, New York. raufts?" OF kiS'l'1 Gray Hilr can be chanrred to a I, nlo&sy black by a ?ingle apptkttton of ?9 Dr.TuTT'a Hoir Dye. h acts like magic. H Sudd hs wtmnted ni hnrmtes* us water. B Price |i^xx. Office j$ Murray St., Ni Y. SB WHAT IS QUEEN'S BELIGBT? Rea?! tba Answer lt ta a pti?? tint la the South, and ta spe cially adapie-J te the curs of cHatataaaf that cSI?iat*. S?T?^E's Qm nm&H Entering at once Into the blood, expelling all scrof ulous, syphilitic, and rheumatic a ficelions. Alone, it it a searching altcrnUve, but when combined with Sirupiriila, Yellow Dock, and oilier herb?, it forms Br. Tuft's Sarsaparilla and J?ueen's D?UgM. science fflme?^ of?Wfcl^cl^ ditrhitryismasroc eWlii nfTt^ ftwffl a^rsiSs>Wtr' diseases, drotav. kidney cor ,.biint, evil effect! of secret practices, disordered liverand spleen. IlltMu. strengthens the nervous system, i rn acut? a fsir Co?H> picxkMi, and builds up thc body willi ?able luccmtlnue?u?e wil/cu time to lake it ls during the summer ind fall; and Instead of debility, headache, fever ind ague, voa ?111 enjoy rttoesY health. Sold by all ch^arts?u r.??, ;..w. ?>.in.v, ?i murray street, Now Vent, j LADteS' ELEGANT IYALIAN JET SET. BEOAOH AND ?AS BBOTS, sent to a&y readcrof this pn|H?r for ocnta. Tlireo Reta Assortext Patterns 60c. Ttre . seta-a re-- n eaPty ^ twice thc siie of illus tration. IiicH-?' Jet Clmint willi Charms retlnccil tojil. rostage ~ P." ST^'Uj?? ST'27 lioml St.. New York. A PPLlCATION FOI* IIOMESfEAD. Mrs. Elizaheth Timms tho widow of Elijah Tltnius, dccwtswl, havioi applUxl Bf] ino far tho bcneilt of HomeMcud in tho real I (inti personal catato of said deceased, al) per sons interest?! will please take ncilco thal har nnplicatlon will ha hr**y; h^o^ tm rt Anderson C. I!, on the Cth of Kovomber noxt. W. W. HUMPHRKY8, Judge of frobato. Oct 4, I8?r ja o? A PPWCA-?O^ will WinadolciloVnfAxl f S\. session ol' tho I^Ulntun: (o arhend Ihu Charter of tho Town of Wllllsmatoii. S. D. DEAL, Intendant. T. B. OBY M ss, Clerk or Council. Oct 4, 1877 ia 3m J. W. NoitKlK. Singer Sewing Machines! THE mulei -i/ni-'1 fiffain d' -ii rc to bring to tl.-- attention of the nubile tfi?s workl-renowned Hewing Machine. It 5* ?i' ??'!!< i for un to say anything in it - pm! ? .-, for it han IMM'II long tented in thia County anti elsewhere with perfect satisfaction. It I? tnt experiment in buying one, and beat of all you are liny in;: front thc strongest luitupany in the word, which gives aa-iu raifc^or itt? conlinuanVe. > Otlr/Mr. Clarke i anil.,: In Iter attest to bin OpttliOII of (his Machine than bin continuance with titi? i 'MIHI.any for seven yearn. We keep a larne number of Machines on hand, and will i-arry them to your house, and give full In structions, if desi re? I. Trices OK follows for CAN IV. hui we will sell on time to good md promii^ihylng finnie*/; r\ I . '\{\\ Drop l/?uf /md (.?over. 4!i nu Folding Top. 50 UU The Machines ar" the Mime throughout, ti id WA HU A STE!). Itc|miringdamion Machine:- of any make, Machine Findings always on bund. SOKKIH ?t CLAItKK, Agents for Anderson and Picketts. Hep? 27, 1M77 ll Efefopton' \&>our Governor! I Taxation linn b"<*n Reduced ! The Fente Law will be a Success ! WE bave"tiet-tT"MC3Se<l this year with abundant erupt*, and what is your j excuse now for not paying your lt .nest debts? Alt 1M.TKOHM wini arc indebted ;<> us for supplies- ?nil general merchandise ,fiir ttisheil them this'yv?r, ami lor psst ywirs, will please come and make settlement as soon a* theyjtct their Cotton ready for mar ket. We have exhausted our nifnns and strained our credit to accoi/imo<lnt? our friends und customers, mid ?ve hope they will show us that they appreciate the favor we have extended to them by paying us up promptly at once. In any case "where jrnr ties can't pay us all they are due, they must come and pay what they can, and give tu> some ;:<ioil collateral for bahmce, to enable os to pi on with our business. And to those who expect t?> sell their cotton in (ireeiivitlo, all who are indebted to us we will pay Hiern as much for their cotton herc us they'will realize at Greenville or any oth er markst. Thank in;: our friends for past patronage, we ask a continuance o? tho same. Our Fall and Winter Stock of General Mexchou ?llse is large and complete,' which wo will sell low for Cash, ur on ?hort time to prompt paying customers. ? A-J-m,,s,i'^ BcpT27, 18TT_ ll Tm O. F. WE?TER3. WHOLESALE ^BOGERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, ia f?:m NOM. 1IOT 112 and UH, aaooo ?oaii EAST BAY SrkEfciT. CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct 4, 1H77 12 3m iHlriM.tfd&i Twenty-throe of which are Now working successfully in the County cf Anderson ! WITH a fair prospect of as .many more before long. A Price List and Terms can bo bad by anni vine to . 'sUUJVAg'aVGC, .'*" * ? " Aiid?rsbn, 8; C. Oct 4, 1877 . 12 3m -ynn?.hns YiUAWjn A. K. LoKU. li. li. GlLMLANI). New Firm I New Goods. LONG & G HU LAND, l?t Main RtrorA, Colamb?o, H. C, BOOK BINDERS, STATIONERS, Blank Book Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ell kinds of STAPLE & FANCY STATIONERY,, AND GESEKAL NEWSDEALERS, jZir- Orders for Muslo promptly fliltd. CU 4, 1S7T - ? ? - ia_jy_ ESTABLISHED 1874. GEO. 3. EDWARDS, Cotton ?nd ?Qenerat if? ; COMMISSION MERCHANT, .Ip RMrT attention rJv'o'i.-lo Sh of Cot uiTOInwi '^^'^^'ir*ff*Vm\j?W*An'* ot Merchandlr.-1 jught free of commission. I. Agent at C..--!cston for State Lino Ocean Steamships between New York, Glasgow, Liverpool, bondon and all parts of EuMmeV Oct 4,1877 _1?_Sm BARNARD'S PHOTOGRAPH ^AtiLERV, 268 Riso, 8r" On.vHT.r.aTo.x, H. ; THI9 la oho of tho largest t?i?d tines? O?l lories in .theSouth. New anti cosily instruments, have been obtained ; also, ono Photographie Furniture and Bcunk) back-? f[rounds. Tho work turned ont of this Gal-; ery cannot bo surpassed, either In finish or in. frMhfidiiaas oleoay. Mr. Barnard ha.i ' had thirty-four years* experience in the art; | and li? now prepared tod?? all styles of work; He attends personally to all sluing*, and is determined none sholl go away diasaliaflcaV J Vt*;? hr^tt b^c r?d???rf 25 ps? irbS ' - , A large at^orlmunt of Frame? and. Fit? Unga for. Photographs on hand. 8e|Ugr>,is77 lb Sm NEW H?IMSS SHOP ri^HE Undersigned informs the public that JL i?v nSS OpSSsu m. NcW llatiicati Shop. tJp-Steln, on Granite Bow, over Sfclee&ley, Brown ?ft Co.'a Stove* In Anderson. NEW SETS of HARNESS, of different tooti. ^ A share of patronage la respectfully sollc itod. JAMES M. PAYNE. Augtut2,1877 3 Sm LEE & TAYLOR, ?T r\ A -hr Grocers una Commission Merchants, ^C^t^KPiVItT-lTJ, m - - H. CJ. PARTIES visiting our Town will fiuil it to their interest tu give us a ?H. We have in stock at CuAitLarrox Pincus, 1U0Q Bundles Arrow Ties. Also, Baggiug. Wo liavi' a fiv.e lin? of BACON, FLOUR. COFFEES, HAMS, FISH, MOLASSES, SALT, TOBACCO, Anti un Extru assortment of choice TEAS, Which have been selected with great care. Semi us your order?, or write for samples. A good stock of Wooden wo rc and all Goods kept in a fi rat-class Grocery. Don't ?sell your Cotton in Greenville until you see UH. We will duplicate Invoices of Groceries of any near-by markets. Sept 20. 1877 _ 10 _??? COLUMBIA, 8. C. ?Joini Alexander, Proprietor. Reduced Prices Vertical Cane Mill. sLIMT OF i'KKKH. 2 Rollers, io Inches diameter..*? "U a " vi " ".M on 2 " 14 " " . 65 on 3 " io " . oo oo a " 12 " " .70 oo 3 " 14 " " . N> ??? Above prices completa with Prairie. Without Frame, $!<> leas on each Hill. HORIZONTAL-3 Roll Mill, (br Steam or Water Power. 8150 oo Steam Engines, Boilers, Cotton Presses, Grist Mills, AND HAW MILL OEAUINO. Of nil kinds to order. IBON ami UK AHM CASTINGS on ?hort notice ami most reasum? utile terms. ItESDUOISD I* lt IO IC H. ?Ulai Henri tig eonatniitly on launel of thc following Mises i S iwi wheel nod pinion.$21 00 0 " " . 23 00 10 " " . 25 00 lt " " . 30 on 12 " . 35 on 14 " " . 10 (SJ With Holts, extra for each set. Antl-filottOn lint : .s ami Halls for Cotton Press, $10 and $12 per sot. Would respectfully ??ll attention to ton new patterns of Patent Iron Railings; eau be run nuy length without posts. Also ten new pattern* of Bannisters, got up expressly hy J. Alexander for the Fair. I have a great many different patterns nt my ?hop of old style ; will he pleased tu ?how any one around who limy call. Terms Cash on delivery at Railroad ?iep.it iv Columbia. Works foot of Lady Street, opposite Greenville Railroad Freight Depot. SULLIVAN & GO., Agent-, Anderson, fe. C. Oct 4. ia.'/ 12 ty WILKINS, WILLIAMS & CO., Main Street, Greenville, S. G., WllOLKSAI.K AND It KT A11. DgALKBH IN HAUL-WARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, &c. Fine Tahle und Pocket Cutlery a Specialty. AG RI CULTURAL IMPLEM KNTS. Har Iron and steel, Blacksmiths, Carpenters, and Mechanics Tools, Builders' Hardware, of every description, Wagtf??*?iii! Carriage Materials, Arc. A full line of host quality Leather and Rubber Belting always in stock. AGENTS FOR Fuirbank's Standen! Scales. Tho Hall Safe ana Lock Company, The Taylor Cotton Oin, Tucker's Patent Alarm Money Drawers, Also, for the Celebrated 8hoe"nbcrger Horse and Mule Shoes. We are prepared to sell Swedes Iron at tho lowest quotations from any market, and still j propose to duplicate Invoices from Northern Jobbing houses-ndding only actual freights. WILKINS, WILLIAMS & CO., Graenvillo, S. C. . Sept 0,1877 _8 oowGm Hil IAIA.E>A< SS BUSINESS! AND those who carry on business arc compelled to have money. That ?sour situation at present. Therefore, we earnestly call upon all parties indebted to us to pav ut once and 8AVE COST. Prompt payment is a great source of friendship, and it is"our desire to remain irtendiy with our customers, if they cotna forward promptly and pay tis windi they owe. Money we aro obliged to have. We offer an inducement of" one cent per pound for Cotton ?iver market value to those indebted to us, and wish to settle their Ac counts. Wo have on hand a large stock of GrROOBRIES ! Flour, Bacon, Shoulders, Hams, Coffee, Sugar, ?classes. ALSO. Boots, Shoes, Leather, Saddles, Hats, Caps, Dry Goods, Tobacco, Cigars, Wines. Liquors, Iron. Steel, And ail Farming Implements. Any pei.nu or persons purchasing Goods will benefit themselves by calling and exam ining our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Wo buy for Cash and sell for" cash only : therefore, wo are enabled to sell cheaper. Call aud judge for voursclvcs. and be convinced of this fact. MCGRATH & BTRUM, Mcclinnica' Row. J??N0M<H0?$E PMER. SQRGHUMMILLS ?rmere; i nsC&?Af WNSfflP Se MRO. y r' ATLANTA.QA. WITCHES [JEWELRY ! K?MAINE GOLD.a? cxtcnsliely worn In Paris, WOK fl rut discovered liv thc celebrated i French chemist, Mon?. D. Ho Latnge, who manufactured lt Into jewelry, and for Aro years I -?DM lt-to tba leading Jewelers of Paris for Bot JD ?SOLU. In 1875, when his secret became known, B of ine manufacturing jewelers established a stnc: company, with a capital ol 310,000,000 ror the B purpose of manufacturing BOMAINE ?OLI? JEWELY AND WATCHES. With this Immense gj capital, and the aid of improved machinery they are enabled to produce all the latest patterns nf ?rira ry ni ?ess than one-tenth tho cost of tsoiid ?old, and of a quality and color which .makes it imnotslMe even for experts to detect lt from the genuine. tra Btv* Moated fha axclnslve a? TS cy of thc United States and Canada, for thc sale of all goods manufacture;: from this metal, an>l in order to introduce them In tho most speedy manner, have pat op ahsortid Bara plu lou as given below, which we will sell at one-tenth the ratall value natu Jar-iory lot, 1878. Vad thc list : 50 CERT LOT. I $3.00 LOT. One Gent's Watch Chain retail pri?e.91 00 Ono Ladies' Opera Gnard Chain. Onetr. EngravedHleeve Butt on?, retal I i>rlee "fl.One Ladles' Neck Chain and Cross. I_ " " 71t Ono beautiful Locket, (engraved). . One set (3) Kplral Shirt Studs " TR.One nair Hand Bracelets. One improved sh=c= Col t?r Button " " AD Ono (lent's Twist Link Vest Chain and Charm. , One heavy Plain wedding Bing, " " 1 23??iic pair Onyx Sleeve Buttons. -?--.?no t*l (3) Onyx Shirt Studs. Total....."."._...OD One new Improved Collar Button. For SOcents we wlli send above six articles One extra cut Cameo Beal Ring. Vostpald. tine Ariaona Solitaire Stud. SI 00 LOT. ?cs -'."?ethyat or Topar Pin and. Ear Drops. ., One pair ?eera Battons, stone setting. (?T ?^rMa.unM'is K OM art '?I Spiral Shirt Studs. unc 1 '*ln ulu?> J"*1 - Ona &^ ^ toaaiement Hing. $5.00 LOT. SS: ^X?'?o'?Kek Chain. O?^ca%R00(i.,liJn, W"h ^ ! S- - * . .-"-T"***"" --- ?mo Ladles' bca<-? :ong Keck Chain, til. AfX I ?IT (>no elegant Chased Mrtrtatwre Locket for above ^ . ... ^TrY^'T?.1* ?ne set Came* Mals?ion pia and Ear Drop*. ?ne Ladles' heck Chain as \ Chsnn. ?no pair (2) heavy cHased Band Bracelets. One Ladles' Heavy Guard Chain for Waleh. One tientV Solitaire Diamond Stud. OM aaa Pia and Ear Bings, Amct hy Isl. Ono Gent's Cluster Diamond Pin. .?^H?^JlMaJ^Wli>T*et. Ono pair Araethyst or Onyx Sleeve Buttons. ?tm* CAJbnBukaril RJtof., J Ones?*r?)8*?ds to match tho above. ?oe very heavy Wedding or Engagement Bing, ?ne akfcsat heavy ?et Cameo Beat ?lng. , Ona Grat*; heavy Wateh Chain with Charra. One Msaslva Band or Wedding Kine. OM fair Pisal lalaid ataste Buttons, ?no new "patent" Collar Button. One Lake George Clouer Pin. . Ono Ladles1 Chemise Button. : } 'tfFSt'^^^^ g*ttTx*?t i"V A if\ i Amethyst or Topaa Bing, (extra finish). "CUVjsWl'jaioa of UvUS^haBf Mlfisjbplo lol amounts to exactly len times the price ww ijsywisjjfcijiisT^fiii sis^iliTias^ nu im im .lum im im > m sj . A SOLID R0H?IWE COLD HUHT1KG-CASE WATCH FREE. n?&taiMm f?fi^JWW.4?.orJ?.r>ii??l?t?hy exprets to thc amount or sl.uo. an win f-ft Pyfc** Uaw SJHI IwAaauslly as well aa a tioa an gold watch. By mail poAt?vaW, 8I.VS0. Thia if ?2L*^?.^**!ft.AOsWTI^.Iuit!I?-*...;? ??rial, as the watch alano will seil or trade readily fcf.!Wfi^,!li*.*ii^-?U*ou of i^1<?MrHfcb alone, ?7.00 or ?8.??, wUb-A Heavy (Jeni's ?olS ?^??S?PJi??S^ai?* ?Jf"'! ?t ?-sdle?' Opera Chain wiih slide and lasset M^KIKRtX ^T^to onit only bold* rood ont 11 Jan. 1st, ISIS. After that Gmt-Ashall ?ell on !T.!*ioh*,,Vi* Thl&tt,9!rV**!l*i'iA7 "J*0 wUbtnS oiir ?ed? will thea have to pay full ra tail price*. BorMlaaGoIdts the best, and. In fact,tho only Imltillon o? genuineiroMi^tl>?w? , the sasM ta wdcht,color and finish, and a? our gbedt ara mads ID ta?ls3*d gold paiiom?;fl M Sguarantee ?lUfietion In eve? Inri.nee, or refund money, s. 9' ^f><xe^Pfii<T?nr *rC'*tT t<acr, AT OVR RISK. Xo MWU: tCt OJ ?. tftUim tit taut (?J? ?cSm%tan(et the order. Addrmtptainlsi, ' "iv. KVAJXS ? OO., Soi* \ffVH for IT* 8. ami Catindn, I 95 & 0y Saot? CUra . .fe??, Cblcag?, Itllftofcs. ^".i.lli H ll1 'I I I Maair:M*B*T^Mg:iMMi*^"MIP,*T>ae>^T I I I III i ini|linsii nisii ippp'iiii 111 li ?TI nTwiiT rsr rr i.i 1 ??tina*leston, - .Sbutli Cnroltnit., COTTON FACT0E3 AND WHOIiESALS G&QSm AGENTS for South Carolina for tho Celebrated HOOK ?XITTON TIK and OKOR0IA GRANGE FF.RTlLIZl?it. Agent? for the South for tho CALIFORNIA GRAPE VINEGAR. Sole Agents foy "OLP CROW" and "OKALONA" WHISKEYS. p&* Wc will make liberal advances on Consignments of Cotton. Sept 27, 1877 ll 8m M OT 11 Kits WHO DO.SK THEIR DAJH.-IN?*? rita drailleMrntlves lumr a fearful, ?^"K""? .?Illy. The ?rnile, mo^rate (yet Hft?tlre), Ia?* Ive, alterative, and ~ntl-hllh>u? ..gratton of TAJI :.\ I s j a.'j / ii: ATRKIKST I* iiillarly w.ajii? mo he dhorder* of children. fcp; in ?fcofl i*>rdaT ?' haine. Bauple w,',th *A lU.AYsVlJIjAV?? ; Kor r?*a<iiii|l I iiiiw, fur Amain.. r!?a'!'.,7,',,,,* trance Hay?, Drawing Room IMijr?. *?l ry I'la;- a, tCltjimx-au Hay*, Quida Rooks. Shakers l'julo nlne? Tableau* Lights, MaKiicMuni Lights, Colored Kir.', flu nit Oirk. Theatrical Knee PmWRlIOtia, larlcy'n Wai Work*, WIRS, Heards, ami Moustaches il reduced price*. Costumes. Scenery. Charade?. Sew < ataloxue ?int frc? containing full description uni prlcca? SAM!.. FUKNCI?a BON.. "M Xa.i?nu st., Kew * ?>rk. di?? a Week In four ::-.n town. Terms ami Jo kbOD nullit free. H. HALLETT A CO,, Tori CURATIVE PADS! A Mir.- cur.; for TORPID LIVER and all diseases ari^iiiK therefrom, Lim?, Kidney, spin.'. Bladder, Womb, and nil Pennie Diseases, CHILLS AND FEVER, Costiveness, DraPKrsiA, Headache. Oin LlVKR, Lusa und Ai.rK PAP, $?. KIIIKKV, and Kn SA i. I'AO, f?. Pad Air FKMAM WKAKSKSS, gt. We ?end them lit mall free on receipt of price. Vdd.v.vi E. P. SNYDER ? CO-,Cin<:iiinatl, O. GRACE'S SALVE. WORK FOR ALL. In their own localities, canvassing for thc FIRE SIDE VISITOR, (enlarged) Weekly aud Monthly, largest Tailer In the World, willi Mammoth Chro iiio.i Free. Rig Commission* to Asenta, Terms and Outfit Kio.-. Audre*! I'. O. VICK KUY, Au gusta, Maine. _ a dav ni homo. Auen ti wanted. Outfit and ternit free. TRUE A CO., Augusta, Maine AC\ EXTRA PINE MIXED CARN), with natue. 10cia., postpaid. L. JONES A CO., Nas sau, N. V. _ Agents Wanted! Hod- ls, Diplomas Awarded for HOLMAN S PICTORIAL BIBLES. .20()i) ILLUSTRATIONS. Address fur new circular*, A. J. HOLMAN A CO.. 5130 ARCH Street Pillia. $12 Simmons Hepatic Compound is all vege table, perfectly harmless anti wonderfully effective : can bo used nt all times and at all ages, and docs not interfere with one's daily pursuits, but, on the contrary, enables us to pursue them with renewed v'iyor. It is sim pler, belter and cheaper than any similar preparation over offered. SIMMONS' HEPATIC -POMPOUS I>, on LIV KB CURR, Should be preferred asa corrective and alter ative to every other medicino in use. Firstly, it allays fever; secondly, it cleanses the bowels without violence or nain ; thirdly, it tones tho stomach: fourthly, it regulates tho flow of bile ; f flhly. it promotes healthy perspiration; sixthly, it relievos the system from unwholesome humors; seventhly, it tranquilizes thc nerves; eighthly, it acta tulon thc blood as n tlupuricnt; and, lastly, it forms one of the moss certain LIVER REGULATORS known. For sale at wholesale a;.tl retail by SIMP SON, RKID it CO., Anderson, S. C. Dowio et Moise, Proprietors, Charleston, S. O. July 5, 1877 51 ?rn Ayers Mair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ **?" ^ Pres^*y^ original color, wit), the gloss and freshness of youth. Thia hair is thickened, falling hair checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can re store tho hair where tho follicles oro destroyed, or tkjprlnnds atrophied and decayed.1;, But such! ns remain cnn bo saved'for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling tho hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep k. clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent, tho hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Freo from those deleterious sub stances which make some prepara? tiona dangerous and injurious to the hair, tho Vigor Can only benefit but not harm. it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can bo found so desir able. Containing neither oil nor dye, lt does riot soil white cam bric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it tx rich glossy lustre and it gratefnlpcrAime. PJlRPAnSD BT Dr, j. C. AYER k CO., Lowell, Mass., PraeHcat anC Analytical Chemists. soin ny ? MjJ^j'y?sTs KVKnv^vur.ii j] WIXHTTE ;& WILKE AMS? Anderson, S. C. BU53TS' NEW CROP..TURNIP SEED, MAS0N8' FRUIT JARS, -"? I'.l ?IV litl CHEMICALS, &c $y<ik ffl?v VARNISHES, "VB STUFFS. PERFUMERY, LAMPS. LINDOW 0I/A8S, Ami l*;u'(.:<;isi. ;' SUNDRIES. t?lioap lot- Ociaslk. ._Juiy lil, IS77 1 Marble Work TIE under ?ned hereby fdrc* notice of all Itcrstinrf wishing Marble Work that as; can afford to lill -? ..:.- .^dert to?cS cheaper than ?hoy con procure the .sumo work done elsewhere. I do my own work, and add no pmllt ou .my -?rock. Thus I sell work for which yon |iay $cuo elsewhere for 117ft, and a l ..ther work in the same pro portion. Shop nmKMit? Tolly'n ram!ture 8lo^ti3,i8n SAMUEL MURPHY. -!LH5? WIIXIAHSTON PE?EAijifi'''' ?CXLti?t? -, - i Live Up-Country School for Giri?. -~ ?ET. a. LAH DEB, A. B., ?mkfeat i .OVATION - Honltliy, accessible, ,mirf pleasant. Community, moral, onW ly. No grog-shop within three mil?" amlyl?cate Hprinp io 200 yank tZ' l',\n attend three Churches in tum. !OVItSK OF STUDY-Scnil-Anmial ot, the "OKK-fiTrov" plan. Each ?up? pursues ono leading studr st a tiri. Concentration of thought, increased intered, success, and enjoyment tv snit. Belles-Lettres, Natural Belem* Mathematics, and Latin, required foi graduation. Studious girls coii..detB thc Course in three years. HE MA THEMA TICS SECTION willoi*'. Monday. Oct. 8. For ?rs v b*athCr?! after, each Academic pupil trill rcclt* three tlmci a day in Arithmetic and once in Siielling ; and each CollojnV.i pupil three times in her appropriate branch of Ha?hentutios. and once each in Aritinnetic und Spelling. 'DEMICMS.-Every pupil who overages 73 or more is entitled to a discount of 10 to AO per emit, on next Hussion's rn.ni Inr tulthuL ^ 7/ YSICA L EXEItCISEreceives HVKICUwt ie attention. Lwiy prnction in CWlb. thcnUa^ Itcuular mo of Health-Mu. Morning and evening) w?ltig .tc HE FALL SESSION opener/i?y31,nii.f is progressing with unusintf nnt... harmony, and enthusiasm. Pupil!! are admitted at any tltuo.andchnivvd to the ?nd. M TES, per Session of 20 weeks: ?loanl, exclusive of Washing.$<v> un Kcgulnr Tuition.$10 ?0 to 20 un Instrumental Music. 20 03 For further information, scud for a now intnlogue. Sept 1?, 1877_?_ ly ! rllK Exercises of this Institution will lw opened ut WALHALLA, South Curo inn, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ?th, 1877, Vlth a corps of competent professors. TriTio?i IN AnVANCE-$20 in Colindale. ; liff hi Pretmratory, and $0 and $3 tn thi "rima'fy* Departments, per session of flw* ni in I hs. Hoard, including* everything, except lights ind washing,$10per rtionih, payaW?iiioiitli y in advance. Location noted for health, pleasant di nntc and goori water. For particulars ad- . In** J. J. NORTON. Cliuirman of Stockholders. J _AUg2, 1877_?_ & New Life ?D the Land ! THE Exhibition bi Anderson was one oj thc most remarkable events since UK) var. In point of numbers, talents and di? ingiiished ability, nothing could have er. :ec<?e<l iL At every stage of ?is pniceal HRS it was mannest that a now life in in th and. The eclcbraUsS Vr. HBIKITSII was then} ind advocated Sof?fisern Medicines fol Southern people. Hfl? Family Medicine] ire household remedies. JIEINITSH'S QUEEN'S Dl"LICHT pifl rilles the blood. HEINITSH'S BLOOD AW? LIVE PILLS-For Liver Ctointrlalnt, 8i( Headache, Dull Feelings", Loss Appetite. IIEINITSH'8 ROSE CORDIAL-Ffl Bowel Complaint. STANLEY'S COUGH SYRUP-Cu Coughs. Collis, Asthma, Catarrh. MOTHER DARLING'S INFANT CO DI Al.-For all complaints incide to Teething, Sour Stomach, Cryin THE OUEEN'S DELIGHT is U.e est Pharm acouticol product ovJ discovered for all disorders and di| eases which havo their origin in I blood. Health may now bo regt) ed. Life prolonged. Beauty j stored. QUEEN'S DELIGHT-FOF SLTV! Swelling of the Glands, Goitre. QUEEN'S DELIGHT-For Nervous hility. QUEEN'S DELIGHT-For Indigestj Liver Complaint. QUEEN'S DELIGHT-For Consum? Patients os an invigorating conl QUEEN'S DELIGHT-For General I'S trat ion. QUEEN'S DELIGHT-For all Cutanc^ Diseases, Blotches, Boils, Pi mph vt?.. Sic. FOR SALE DY DttUGQISTS. PUKPARKD BY E. H. HEIN1TSH & 80N, Columbia; S. C. Aug 16,4877 5 ' -_ THE RUSSO-lJIf A SJ TURKISH WAK AGENTS WANTED ! For ?hi? CoropreiionslT-, Superbly Illustrated1 History of tho present tnoejntons struggle in the past. Rs accurate Mapa, i'iaus and many El?gsnt Engravings are a spoctal feature. It air? 1 RRAPIIIO HISTORY of each Conni ry, with III? lortc. and Descriptive Sketches of the primitive manners, picturvsmic customs and domestic life ?f the Contestants. Describes tho Dreadful Massacre of Christians in Hulearla j tho Frightful To'klsh Atrocities I? other places : the uprising of tne tnnEsI* In HorxA ?orina. It gtvesjhe Stirring Rattles and Thrilling ncidcnls or tho war, and ls the most fascinating and exciting work of the m; Agent* aro sure ol prompt and ready sale*. . Prospectus Books nov ready. Also Agents "Want?! on mir (IRANI? COMDINATION PROSPECTUS representing 160 Distinct BOOKS, Of Universal Interest. It Includes Agricultural, Biographical, Historical. Religious and Miscellane ous works, with Klee, Title and Description ot each Honk, Specimen Paces and Specimen Illustrations, sales made troin this I'mspcetna when all singlo Rooks fail. Also un our PROTESTA Nif OR CATHOLIC. With Invaluahlo Illustrated Aids r.nd Superb Rind ings. Nearly 100 Styles. Superior to all oilier* ?nd indispensable to every Family. Si~ Particnlara free. Address JOHN E. POTTER & CO., Polishers, PHlLADKl.PillA. Sept 13, 1877 9 Jy fi tOrO ?X%kTI^ Q The largest ind fi mst UfUiViSLUP. stock In tho world, cm bracing over BflQO.OW) Chromos, Paintings and C%oLoo Print?, at onrentarged ART ROOMS. All th' new and popular subjects at rock-bottom prices the Fall? of the Rhino, ?Ue 20x28-romani lc and grand; Scene on tho Susuuchanna, ona of the hil? nf. tho season, 13x27; Lnko Lucerne, 'wltserlsiid. the most beautiful takeln tho world; Isola Relis, a charming acetic In Northern Italy, companion to Ihe preceding; OB* Hos ton Light, a beautiful ba rine, size UxiO, in {treat dcmt.nd: Old OA** Rucket, White- Mountains."Nlaaara Falls. New:*rt ":.ff>nc rn m ruses. At the 80a Shore. Paddy In Difficulty. Also Virgin Vesta, Snow Storm, American Fruit, Sod other 24x30 subject" Floral Business Cards, Su nosy Behool Cards. Status ry. Motto?!?, Hlack ground "Panels, etc. Also the Oneal an?J most completa assortment ol Hall Chrn /W, both on white mounts, blue line, and huck tataint?. gold line. Onr ?tock embraces evetythlag desirable for Dealer?, Agents or Premium pun**?"**, and all should test otu prices and quality of work. The right parties can r?silie an Independence in every locality by taking on agency forcurstr;lcliKi undframe-3V?:rr.mos. Particulars Tree. Illustrated Ditaloriic on receipt of Stamp. Bend forW ors* outai. Add i cs? J. LATHAM * CO., 419 Washington St., Boston, Mas?. May 3,1877 ._'. h - ?mi rrrraaniini. . ll. P. EDMOSn. ETTENQER & EDMOND, Itiohmencl, Va., si A NCFACTUOKRS PORTABLE ena STATIONARY EM8INES. . Rollers, of all kinds. Circular Saw Mills, fJrist Mills, Mill Gearing, Hhnfling, Pulleys, Ac, American Turbine Wi*or Wheel. Catneron'a Siwclal Sicm Ftir.i|>s. ito- Semi for Catalogue. Nor 2, 1870 _1U__ly_ NOTICE IS hereby given that An application will i. bo mado lo the next session of thc I/v Hature U> amend Ute ?h^:--rr ?ii tho Savan nah Valley Ifcillroor*, or for a new Chnrter. JAMIW M. LATIUER, Sr. Kept IS, lb77 9 Sa?