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BRIM'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
DOUBLE SPRING SKIRT
For sale everywhere. Manufactured exclusively by
the sole owners of the Patent,
WESTS. BRADLEY At CARY,
No. 79 CEAMBEBS AND NOS. ig AND Bl BEADS 8T8.
SEVV YORK.
for sale In Charleston, 8. 0., Wholesale and Retell, try
WM. T. BURGE A 00.
EDWIN BATES k CO.
KING k GOODRICH.
3. R. BEAD St CO.
WM. MCCOMB k co.
T. BELLY.
E. 800TT k 00.
CTFFEBHABDT k CAMPHEN.
JAB. B. BETTS.
STOLL, WEBB k OO.
And all other Morohants who seU first-ass HKIRT.
In Gh_ leaton and throughout the Southon? Stetes.
Jsnuary 7S ?nae
LADIES DESIRING A SMOOTH, CLEAR
AND
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THIS DELIGHTFUL
TOILET ARTICLE
HAS NO EQUAL FOB TRESER VINO AND BEAUT
("Na THE COMPLEXION AND SKIN.
Bold by Druggists everywhere,
V epot No, 74 Fulton-street, New York.
KING & CASSIDEY, Agents.
?Tannery 3? wfmGmo CHARLESTON. 8.0.
C. E. CHICHESTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
No. l8 BROAD-STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
AGENT FOB THE PURCHASE AND SALE 01
REAL ES TATE in any oi the Southern State?.
ALSO AGENT FOB THE BALE, BENTTNG, Bl?
PAIRING, ka. OF QTTY PBOPBBTT Augu? 72
BALTIMORE RIYET AJSD SPIKE WORKS.
R. W. TYSON &. CO.,
P. 0. Box 1004. Baltimore. Maryland,
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MANUFACTURERS OP
OOK-HEAD RAILROAD 8PIEB8, BOILEB BIV
_; BT8, BOAT SPIKES, Ae.
Bot farther Information, apply to
BRUNS A BEE, Agente,
Ho. 84 East Bay, Charleston, 8. 0.
Marchs_Brnos
__k. II___I_STG.
.. Wno__AI_ AND RBTAIL 9*_I_B XH
BJ-LLIHERY AND FANCY GOODS,
DRY GOODS TOYS &o.
4? Ho. S?6i* KIN O-STilKKT, Charleston, H .O.
o I ai ti. i AX MEW IOBK PBIOBB.
ew-Eorlt-ille j^per copy tor Kttb, B*,on_s, and seatd
ltJl_ti_ioffice.".'..'. "'IW' ''.ro Novemb-M
NOLEN & STEERS,
BBd Street and Second A-re?_*ae, Bear York,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALEBB
m AU. niIBB or
LUMBEB, MAHUPA0TDRER8 OF MOULD-'GB,
SASH DOORS, BLINDS, AND BOX BHOOE8.
Turning In all Its branches. Books containing Patterns
of Mouldings sent on appUoavH?**-.
Deo?mt?r 87 lyr
PUTTY UP ! PUTTY UP !
N. M. GILBRETH,
No. ?01 Market-street,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND SHIP \RTIST,
T> E3PEOTFULLY BOLIOITS OBDEBB FBOM B_
JCL old and new onstomers.
GLAZING promptly attend ?sd to. V JTTY ter sala,
Novemher?s
THE SUMTER WATCHMAN.
ESTABLISHED ITST 106O
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GILBERT, DARR & CO., Proprietor?
."PUBLISHED AT SUMTER. 80UTH CAROLINA, ?
I; Town of flourishing business, and now third ti
bis-ess importarico in the H"at?>. '
' It affords a most awilablo ni-lum ut alvaitlalnj.
tanaarv-.? '-?.i?..-- .?'????_
. THEAiBW -KA.
A WEEKLY PAPBK, PUBLISHED AT DARLINO
' __. ?ON;COUBT BO?S?,' has recently been trans
ferred to*as by,1U original proprietor?. Iaoeated in thi
same District, and only one station distent from th?
great railroad centre of Florence, our facilities for com
mun!-tlon with all parts of the country, and especially
with tho dues of Charleston, Columbia and Wilmington
?Prom which we are nearly eqnl-dlstent, ore __nrpasae
The Editor, 3. H. NOBWOOD, Esq., was formerly w
known to the press of the Btste as ona of the origin
I _m_li-, axsmthfaetaiaX years Editor of the Darling v
I Flag, which "pap- was dl?<aonU?usd at tho beginning
tb ? war. As natives ef the &>utb we respectfuUy Ml le
a share of the advert?alng patronage.
3. L. COOPER A OO., Pnbllsh-s.
D*?ltofrtou ?X S_J. Ox December a3,186?.
Dsosmbsr 98 MB ?___ m
T. SAVAGE HEYWABD& SONS,
AUCTIONEERS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 241 Broad-street, Augusta,
5 WILL BELL AT
.PUBLIC AUCTION
. ON
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
km
FRIDAYS,
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO CONSIGN
MENTS. Wo hold eurt-ves strictly responsible
or all goo4s for wblch wo baVe acknowledged the re.
celpts, and wUl render up sales as speedily as possible,
Qoous not insured unies? Instructed to do se.
March* ^_8mos
. GEO, ETPRITCHETT,
COMMIS SION MERCHANT
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON* S. O.
March?1_Amos*
WILLIAM B. HERIOT & Cd)
BANKEE8
AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. 349 __ing-street,
CIlAKliESTON, 8. O.
BEOEIVE DKFOSITSAND ALLOW INTER?S?
"HEBEON.
DEAL IN FOREIGN AND DOMEBTIO E_.|
?JOANOE. .
HAKE OOKLEOTIONB AND PBOMPT BE
TURNS.
References In Ham York.
Messrs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN A CO.
Messrs. HENRY CLEWS ?_ CO.
RICHARD LATHERS, Esq., President Great Westen
?t-ance Company.
li. J. HOWLAND. Esq., No". 80 Wall-street.
GBOBGE T. HOPE, Esq., President Continental Intt?
nee Company. ' October 30
WILBUR & SON,
HENERAL AUCTIONEERS & CQMMISSIOJ>
__tEHGi_:____srTS,
OFFICE AND SALES BOOMS,
Nos? 13 and 15 State-street and Nos. 1 ant)
8 Chalmers-street,
OHARLB8TON, S. O.
April a_mwf
M. M. QUINN & BKO.,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers
DI
BOOKS, PERIODICALS.
NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, ETC.,
No. 597 K1KG-STREET,
(Opposite Ann-str-t.)
OHABL-STON, S. C7..
_b
t?o. 137 BRO AD-STREET,
(Opposite Monument-street,)
_VI7?_tTjeT__ <3__.
The latest lssnss of the press always on he.id.
BubocripUons reoelred and Goods delivered or tor
.rarded by Mail or Express.
AU CASH OBDEBS will be promptly attanded to.
Febrnary 71 If
V. 0. Trout.OllTsrAmtb-T
TROUT Se a___v?fS_JTJ_-_",
General Commission Merchants,
AND OKA LK, IIS UI
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER PARI8, LATHS, HAU
and Shingles. Lamber and Timber, Hay and Grail
Northwest corn or of
g??-mab- M arno nest Ba- and Marke'-tHreset.
SPENCER D. C. VAN BOKKELEN
C0MMI88I0N MERCHANT,
*Jo. 108 WATK11-8THEET, NJ_*W YOIIK,
PABTIOULAB ATTENTION GIVRN TO THE SALE
OF COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
REPRESENTED BE
GEORGE E. PBITOHBTT. Chsrleston 8. O.
D. D. HOOOTT. Csmden, 8. O.
A H. VAN BOEKELEN, Wilmington, N. O.
April li Amos*
A. S. HULL, Agent,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
CORNER MEETING AND MARKET 8TS.,
HAS NOW IN 8TOBE A FULL A880RTMENT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH COATINGS for Gen
tlemen's wear,
-?-BO,
WHITE AND COLOBED
DUCK AND DKILLS
MARSEILLES, SILK, AND CASHMERE
VESTITSTGrS.
WITH
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
GENTLEMEN'S FUBNISBING GOODS.
No-remla- 1 lyr
?IT BOOK M1FAITOR?,
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
SUCH A8 RECORDS FOB PUBLIC OFFICES,
Ledgers, Journals, Cash Boobs, Day Books, ko., con
t a ntly on hand, and made to order, and with any das?
rl ptlon of Ruling. Bone but the beat workmen employ?
1 and the best materials used.
A pnvoti- l experience of twenty years In the abo*??
ne, and with faclUtlos unsurpiiaeod, enable me to war
nt ?t.tlB-cti on.
BOOK BINDING AND JQB PRINTING
In a lilts tranches, with new type, nsw presses, anti
d ramages not excelled In this city. L y We Rl?a_e,
ttles, Bonds, Mortgages,, s.o., 4a, onhi.d and print?
o order. tnUislyr ? Deoembea 1? ?
<_f>?v A -AV?-AUKNTR WANTKD TO
TO ?50 sell a new and wonderful SEWING M ?VOH IN A
the ctUyehsapoM _*?_._ Addreaa SHAW A OLAB1,
Bldd?oo?d Maia. September li
L. BOWIE & CO..
COMMISSION AND GROCERY
MERCHANTS,
NO. 17 BROADWAY. NEW YOBK.
February 20_Uno
ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO.,
w~_? o :__t&_a.x,:_ _)s_a._k__is3,
Stopping and Commission Meruhanis.
N;OO. 126 AND 128 MEETING-STREET
WaBEHOUSES :
Nos. b3 Rii.l KO nASEL-STRBET,
CII AUIaESTON. ?S. C.
.?. Getty.K. A, Soutier.S. T. Sondai
December jj_
STYLES k CARTER,
SU.FP1NG & COMMISSION MERU! Aim
AND
DEALERS IN NAVAL STORES,
MO. 1*8 VAN--"HORST'S VVHAUi?.
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
h.V. OTT-SB.I. F. CARTER.
Fobrnary 2_
WILLIS k CH1S0LM,
FACTORS, COMIISSION MERCHANTS,
-n>
SHIPPING AGENTS.
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, BALE ANT
SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domotrtio Forte) ol
OOTTON, BIOS, LUMBER and NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WHARF, Clmrlciton, 8. O.
B. WILLIS.A. B.0H18OI
- OotoboraA_
UAAO E. HERTZ, | EUGENE HUOHET.
Late co-partner ol Mordocal k Co.
ISAAC E, HERTZ 8s CO.,
Q?1 East Bay,
CORNER CUMBEBIaAND 8TREET,
A.XJ?TIO_SrEEIl8s
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE
purebaT or sale of COTTON, RICE.' LUMBER
NAVAL BIOREfc?, and MERCHANDISE GENERALLY
and to VESSELS consigned to our care.
Also, to sales of all descriptions of Merchandise a
AUCTION.
_.F_EHC_:
MORDEOAI k CO., E. IaAFITTE k CO.,
MARSHALL, BEACH k CO.. K. B STOBDABD k CO.
a 8. FARRAR, BROTHEIiS k CO.
Charleston, April 2. 18110._April 2
D. A. EARLY, 1 I ?I. F. EARLY,
Darlington O. H., 8,0,| | Charleston, B. a.
B. A. & J. F. EARLY,
Fonrarding and Commission Merchants,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF EAST BAI AND MAB
KET STREETS Obarleston 8. O., and opposlu
Oonxt House, Darlington, B. O, Will attend to the pur
obase, sale and shipment of OOTTON, NAVAL STORES,
and MERCHANDISE generally. Orders and co"lgn
mente "Belted._Amo* j January jj
SCOTT ?_ HERIOT,
Brokers and C0m_.ss.0D Merchants,
WaabingtoD-at.. Columbia, 8. ii.
BJ. B. eooTT.w. a __ox
Will give prompt attention to Pi-trohasing, Belling an??
warftim" nilli 1 Morclianrllr.? Nn??mbsr?'
NEW BOOKS! MEW BOOKS !
?TT7S- -UBC_}_V_IX>
RUGG'S PERIODICAL DEPOT,
No. 108 Market-street,
A FINE SELECTION OF NEW NOVELS, BY THE
/V. moat popular writers of the day. A fine aassortrnen
if Miscellaneous Reading Matter received by erery
steamer and mall. ?
The trade anppllod on the most liberal terms.
OW Bend for Circular. Marchi
WILLIAM GURNEY,
WHOLESALE GROCEB
AND
COMMISSION MERMT,
NO 10?3_3__ST_3_\.^5_
CltARIaKBTOIV, 8. C.
Butter, Cheese and Provisions.
OW Liberal advances made on consignment??.
Mar-? ._??
MEHRTENS Se WOELTMANN,
Wholesale Grocers
AND '' ??.?Oj
IMMISSION 1V!__RC^_ANTS,
No. 187 EAST BAT.
OHABLBSTON, S. O.
a. _T_?T_a?.......'......... XT. _ WOHLTUAsTB.
March?. ? \, _^__8_oa
JOHN KING 8s CO,
D_P0_T_RS & WHOLESALE DEALERS
__? "S
QROOERTES
. i PBOVISIONa . , - ?
?LOUR -I. V J.
t POBEION AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
,_ , 8EGAB8 .
ROCKEBY, HOLLOW WARE AND OLA88WARE.
.? txao, .
BUILDING MATERIALS, LIME, aro.
No. ?B ilAttKL STREBT
Norember 1 _towt
WHOLESAIiE AND BETAIL
QBoo m_?*I _* S.
GBO. W. STEPPERS & CO.
WOULD B1_PE0TFULLY INFORM THEIR CUS
TOMERS and the public that, In addition to their
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY at the corn ?sr
of King and George streets, th*y hare now opened .
WHOLESALE AND 0OMMI8SION BOUSE at No. 23
Vendue Range, where they will bo able to afford their
onatomers extra toolillie?. Their firm will oomprlse
SB formerly:
eso. w, sr"r?im....y. o. Bo?un_....u BBznntrasBs.
March 10 . V-j_lyr
AUSTIN, ANDRUS k CO,,
Wholesale Grocers,
HO. 181 MEETING-STREET.
COUNTRY ORD EES FILLED WITH DISPATCH.
Webrnaryljf ...
JUST
ftl .. ?: i . ' ,' a.I
. f. FRESH SUPPLY OF OILS AND: OOLOSS, ALBO,
X_ ?new kind?af BURNING:FLUID, moro?tbia eon?
to the old flold and not near ?s dant erons. Mall]'?
Patent Burner and ?loid, s?perlo.' to aoythliig ya
brought before the, pnbllo. ?0_ : and sea the. ne?*
?.?Id; we will ?*sn_t to satisfy all of It? oheaptuw?,
II costa leas than any other OH or -?-la, ?_l TO chlm
noys to break ov buy.
we arc holding our ?*o_ol Paints, Oils and Glas? s?
reduced price*. QaU at No. _ _u-ketjtr-aat,
Fobrnatyl? AUSTIN k J___
THE
Leading Journal
OF:
:_?___:___ SOUTH
THE PUBLISHERS OF
TUB CUARLESTON DAILY NEWS
Beg respectfully io return their thanks to the
public for ita liberal support to their Journal, and
promise that in the future, as in tho pant, it shall
be their aim lo make
J
THE;
J,
MOST DESIRABLE PAPER
in the country. It hae now
THE LARGEST IMMUN
of any Newspaper issued in the State, and is
THE LARGEST IN SIZE
of any Paper published in tho_State - iesued In
folio form of eight pages, and the size of the New
York Herald.
It ia universally conceded that
THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
IS THE
MOST ENTERPRISING,
I2KT T> ___?__ 1ST DD 33 _\TT_
AND THE
BEST COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER
published in the South. It ia
? SOUTHERN PAPER,
WITH
SOUTHERN PRINCIPLES.
A TRI-WEEK1Y.
. . . i
Many of our friendo havo apeken and written to
ti? ooDoerning the publication of a Tri-Weckly.. We
have thought of doing this for some time, but
j owing to the general disarrangement of postal af
fairs, no have concluded not to ?io so until the
oommenoement of next aeaaon.
On the first of September we will commence to
publish a country edition of Tire NEWS, and It
shall be our aim to make the paper tho best over
issued in this State. We intond introducing en
tirely new feature? in this enterprise; it will not
be a summary of the daily, but will be complete
and original in itself, and we are certain that ita
patrons will be as well pleased with it aa are
our present patrons pleased with the daily,
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Ono year.?.f 10.00
Six months. 6.00
Threejja?ntha. 3.60
(In Advance.)
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No. l8 HAYNE-STREET,
CHARLESTON, 0. O.
1866! 1866!
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attended to .,
Cotton and other 8onthorn products receive?! on aOB?
romont, or In payment. _lyr_September m
DICKER30N, REED & CO.
r__TE_ O? AMD OataLEBS IH
XTOP^TE, SHEET IRON, COPPER, WIRE, 2IN0
all other artloles for tinners nae.
No. 29 and 81 0LIFF-8T., oor. FULTON, .
?Vptember 30_i~_New York.
DEHHICK80N ?5. BAUTaUKTT,
WHOLESALE
_TER AND RAO DEALERS,
No? 30 Bsjekmsan-strcst, N. Y.
) HINTING, WRITING, WRAPPING AND COLORED
4, Papers, Straw and Blndors' Boards, Tarred Booflnfl
Paper, Paper Manufacturera' Snpplles, and all k__ o
Paper-mill Machinery. Paper of every description mad?
to order. Bsge taken in exchange for Paper. Order? by
Mall promptly attended to._lyr October 28
SHELDON, HOYT?tC?T
N0. 48 0<_-BEB8-ST. ANT? No. 21 READE-8T.
NEW YORE,
fMPORTEBS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOB?
JL EIGN and DOME8TIO HARDWARE, Cutlery Gone,
Plstols and Gun Trtmmtiiars. 10,000 dozon Hoes,
"Brade'a" Orowu and Put-t Scovlls-Elwell's and Amw?
oan manuiacturo-Colons' Axes, Whltteraore'a Cotton
(lards, ko., ko., at lowest market rates.
?Tannery 8_ emp
DRY^OODST
LATHROP, LUD1N6T?N k CO,,
N0. 330 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
OFFER TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN JOBBER B
AND RETAILERS, at the lowest market price?,
FOR CASH, a very largo and attractive stock of DRESS
GOODS, CLOTHB. NOTIONS, HOSIERY, WHIT?,
GOODS. &0._fmwamo_ Fobruary 8
TKOS- _^- -"O-lSTE^sV",
mrouTEn AND D*~_B ra
aVtnm Ororcrlc?, Choice Tea?, etc., ?te,
.vc?, aoo _ aea GREENWICH-ST.. COR. OFMURRAT
NEW ltfO?->E?
NoTtsznb_r
RAFFERTY _ McHUQH,
CORK
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealer!,
WHOLK8A1.E _D "UTAH.,
No. 69 l?TJauTON-8T__?T, NEW YORK.
September 86_lav
First _ remium Steam Saw-Mills.
THE FIRST PRIZE,
THE GOLD MEDAL.
Waa a-a-axdod to the
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS
By the American Instituto, at their Fair, in October, lB6s\
for the beat
oxRcroxJklli S_S.TAT-I_:IX,_.
AND STEAM ENGINE
OBDEBS FOB THESE, GANG SAWMILL-., SUGAR
Mills, General Mtwihlnery, Iron and Brass Casting?,
Forgings, Railroad Cars, &o., Ac, promptly filled. Ad*
.treaa GEO. M. CLAPP, Treasurer,
Newburgh, N. Y., or
L. 0. WARD, Agent,
No. "Liberty-at-, (RoomNo. 8), N. Y.
Deoember jj_lyr
TODD _ RAFFERTY,
ENGINEERS & FOUNDER^
Offlecand Work?, Patcrion, New?TerseWa
WAREHOUSE, NO. A DEY-STREET, N. Y.
.ft a- ANUFAOTTJI.ER8 OF STATIONARY AND PORT*
_L ABLE STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS; Flax,
Vemp, Tow, Oaknm, and Rope Machinery; ShafUnf,
dill Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings of all kinds i
.athes, Flaning Machines, Drills; Shaping, Slotting and
lorfng Machines; Gear Cutters, Centering, Milling and
lolt-Ontting Machines; Chucka of all klndu, Leather
ed Rubber Belting, Lace Leather, Belt Hooks, and
en eral Supplies for Railroad and other Machine Shops.
nason k Snow's Patent Governors. Saw Milln, Cotton
lins, Presses, kc, constantly on hand.
TODD kRAFFERTY.
March 30_ly_No. i Doy-Btreet, N. Y.
DAVEGA, YOUNG k Mc KENZIE,
LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE,
Nos. 39 and 40 Park Row.
ISAAC DAYEGA. 1
GEORGE B* YOUNG, J NEW YORE,
GERARD I?, MCKENZIE, )
HAVING SUCCEEDED TO THF FOREIGN OOL1_0?
T?ON BUSINESS of Mesar.. BIRNEY, PRHH?
TISS k FLANDEB8, we will attend to the oollsotion Of,
past due and maturing claims throughout the On_st?
ates a-3 Ociada.
COMMISSIONERS FOR ALL THE STATE A
?January g_
WH. A. HINMAN,
MANUFACTURER OF PEBFUMSBY, OONOJO?
TBATED FBUTT ESSENCES for Druggists* and
Oonfcctioncrs' tue, No. 30 Platt-atreet, comer of Gold,.
New York. Fancy Boxes and Basket? for holiday pre
i nts. Sach?is, HandFerohlef Bxtraots, Pomades, Vin?.
arBoujie, Toilet Powders, Hair Oil?, OU Musk, Ou
?l-rot, Grain Musk In Olino? caddies. 011 Apple, Oof ?
Banana, Butyrle Ether.
Fine Handkerchief Extracts In bulk to suit BBBaBBBBaa,
A oomploto Catalogue will be forwarded by mail on ap.
pli cation._6_"_ Jannary _
MANHOOD AND THE VIOOB OF TOUVsl
restored In four weeks, by D6 RIOORD'S _,
SEN CB OF LIFE. br. Rlcord (of Paris), after yean o
earnest ?oUottataon, bas at length acceded to the -raunota ,
reqnasU of the American pnbllo, and appointed an AMI
In New York fbrjhe sale of his valued and hlghly-prls?*??,
Esawnoe of -reV5 This wonderful ?gent will ree_rfl.
manhood to the most shattered constitutions, whethss)
arUlng from exoesse?, the effect? of climate, or natur?
cause*. The time required to cure the mort lnveterraa?.
oaae la four week?; and U used according to printed _.
. trn?tions, which are very ?Imple, failure 1? Imposai**??*,
This life-restoring remedy should be taken by all abotJt
to marry, M Ita effect are permanent It 1? acknowledged
hy the medloal press to be the grfaatest discovery errat
made. Ita developing pow er s are miraculous. Buceaa*i
in every ?Mae la as certain as that solenoe overthrows Bf>
noranoe. Or. Bloord'? Easence of Lila la sold ia.
ease?, with mil lnstruc?ons for nee, at $*, or (our qoass?
litios In one for JO. and will bo sent to any p*?xt, c_cf_y
packed,, on BsBtBai ?of ram l?tanos to his .ecre.lltert aamL
_, ?r. PH|I_? BOi_srk
0 tUn ?O- ** ?bertrat***. w?w Yo.?
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Til- CAROLINA T?ME8,
PUBLISHED EYERY WEDNESDAY, AT ORANG
BUBG C.n., a O., by Til AD. O. ANDBBWa
The only rapar published In the rlob and flourishing
Dlstriouf Orangeburg, 8. O. Circulation of the Paper -
"tensive and rapidly Increasing.
> . SUB80BIPTI0N.
weekly Paper-one year.$5.
Weekly Paper-six months. 1.
Woekly Paper-three month?. 1.
To elabe of ten or more the Paper will be supplied
?? per year for each copy. >i .
To club? of twenty or mere the Paper will be trapp lie i
at $3 per year for each copy.
COWTBACT ADVEBT1RE1__TB.
Ono square-one month.$
One square-two months....'.. 8*
Ono s?ju?r**k-thfeo month?. 10. 0
One square- nix months. la. .
Ono'aquare- twelve months. 16. .
DISCOUNTS.
TwantT-fiv? per oont, dlooount allowed on advert?a?,
meats of threo squares or over.
Thl'ty-throe per cent, discount allowed oa advertia?,
menta cf half oo'atnn or over.
Fifty per com. ?Jla-oonnt allowed on advortisemente ol
one column or ov?r. ~
T-wmscash. '
1 a-EGABB Al ANDREWS,
March U ?_? ? - Propriotora,
THE KASTERlt HO. OA. JOURNAi.
IB PUBLISHED EVERY SATUP.DAY MORNING Ost
the town of BennettsrUla, B, 0., by W. F. K. __U
DimSON. Proprietor.
Tei-ni?.-^Tlxr-MidoUftxB per annum tu ?avs^riooiiwSBSt?
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