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sj- I An Ordinance Fori]* Regulation of the Patrol. TIE IT ORDAINED, by the Infondant and JO Warden# of the Town of.Greenville, in Colincil assembled, That every person reskiing within lb# limits of the Town of Grewnville, who is or may be liable to perform patrol duty, according to the laws of the State of South Carolina, shall be liable to do such patrol duty at the times and in the manner herein prescribed : Provided, nevertheless, That any person liable as aforesaid who shall pay the tax or sum annually fixed by the Ordinance to Raise Supplies as an exemption from such patrol duty, shall be exempt during tbe time for which he shall ao pay. And any person liable as aforesaid who *hall come to reside in the Town at any intermediate time between the annual periods fixed for thn nnvmant #1? ?' |? ' j -?,? ?? |?j wi mo nam ihjl, shall pay in proportion to the time he shall reside, or come to reside, in town before the next annual period for the payment of said tax. Be it further Ordained, That it shall be the duty of the Clerk of Council to make out a list or all persons within the Town liable to do patrol duty, and who have not paid the exemption tax, which Hit the Clerk shall bo divide and apportion out as to render each peison therein named liable to be called out for patrol duty at least once in every two weeks; and such persons, wben called out by the Marshals, shall be subject to the command of the said Marshals as captain of patrol, and shall be kept out bv said Marshal, and on duty, from 0 o'clock, P. M., till 3 o'clock, A. M., during the winter, and from 10 o'clock, P. Id., until 2 o'clock, A. M., during the summer, at each of which hours, respectively, the said Marehals shall call the roll and mark defaulters, either for non-attendance or for not being equipped as the Inw directs; and the said Marshals shall make return of such defaulters to the Council at the next regular meeting thereof, in order that such defaulters may be summoned to shew cause wh v he or they should not be fined as the law directs. Be it further Ordained, That any person who shall make default as aforesaid, without ? sufficient and legal excuse, shall be fined the sum of two dollars, and ten per cent, on his general tax fur the preceding year, paid by him on the property owned by him in Greenville District, f?>r<eeeh and every default, to be imposed fry the Town Council of Greenville, and colleeUsi by execution issued under the hand aod seal of the Intvndant, tind directed !e ;.h*? Sheriff of the District, which execution shall be in form and to (lie effect of executions issued frir ii( military and patrol Ones by the Irwh nf the Htnte. This Oidinuuce to take effect from the first Jay of December, 1857. Done an<l ratified under the corporate seal of the said Town of Greenville, on the [l.s.J 3d day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and rt A 0 nfiywsveo. 11 LEE TIIRUSTON, lotendant. W. P. Prick, Town Clerk. Nov 5 26 3 Ordinance Against Negroes Hiring their Own Time. BE IT ORDAINED, by the Intendantand Wardens of the Town of Greenville, in Council assembled, That it shall not be lawful for any person owning or having in charge' any male or female slave, to permit such slave to hire his or her lime, labor or service, with the privilege of working in the Town of Gieenville; and any person owning or having in charge a slave or slaves so oifending, shall be liable to a penalty of twenty dollars. Done and ratified under the corporate seal of the said Town )f Greenville, on the [L.s.]3d day of November, in the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and fiflv-seven. il. LEE TIIRUSTON. Inteudant. W. P. Price, Town Clerk. Nov 5 26 3 Place an Enduring Tablet over the Spot teltere Repoee the Remain* of those von Love. new mml! yard, QKEEMVB3.ll.lg, 8. O. THE Subscriber* respectfully inform the citizens of thie end adjoining Districts, that they her* opened a MARBLE YARD in the village of Greenville, on the lot opposite the Mansion House and adjoining Dr. Bell's HoteL where they will promptly and faithfully attend to all orders for Tomb-Stones, Monuments, And any other style of Work in their line. Having had an experience of over fifteen year* in this business, they have no donbt of their ability to give ample satisfaction to all who may entrust them with their orders. CHALMERS & ALLEN. Get fit fit fim . Silver Plated Ware. fir i/invfiUtTu - l-fi l tx. -???ti? a woum iuvivc ftivrniion vo Ul? following New flood* just opened : MeJtom and Iktuil Silver Pte'ed Fork* kiilvsr Plated Table and Tea Spoons, Silver Plated Salt Spoon*, Silver P.ated GobleU, Silver Plated Cups, Silver Plated and CliU Mug*, Silver Plated and Engraved Mug*, The above are silver, plated on the best of German silver, and are one red at priee* as low a* the same qualitj of good* ean be bought at any *?t*il establishment in Charleston or New At the y$u> Stort, Main Street. Oct 8 22 tf ~ ir^a.xjx>orsr'?i FAMILY MOCIAY STORE. In the Pomcrtf huihlinff, on Main Strict. CONSISTING of Nuglr*. Coffee. Molaesea, Rise. Tee*, Cracker*, Cheeae, Oyster*, lobster*, Sardine*, Yeaet ?oda, White Win? Vinegar, Fine Cigar* ?9<1 Tonaeeo, Candies, Nuts, Citron. Noap*. Plekle*. CitUups, Ac. Ac Also a Tot of Orange* just received. Oct ft 93 tf *** ??ueotor> The ti Jemes B. Peersee, annoubeajiim a* a Candidate for Ta* Col ??aaw?i? v. %. %%< I?o? 943 Kl OHAH.Ij.E18 WOULD NOW IN VITS ATTEST I ASSORTED STO FALL AND D f ? OF THIS SEAS0N\ BALES OF PLANTATION BLANKETS " All Wool Plain* M Schyle's Georgia Kersey* ao i Plains i! low-price Georgia Ker*ey* and Plain* " K?d, Blue and Gr?y Flami*]* " White Twill Flannels " 8-4. 8 4, 10 4 11-4 Brown Sheetings " Schyle'* Stripe Georgia Osnnburg* " heavy Cotton Osnaburg* " heavy 4-4 Brown Shirting* " Sea Island Brown Shirtings " heavy 8-4 Brown Shirting*, at 6$ ct*. " heavy Brown Cotton Drilling < a a n - ? r<u)>erun? urown Bolton urillmg | RICH FALL AND WE 8UP1SR 4-4 FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINTZ '* 4-4 Cashmere Pattern Chintz. " 4 4 Scotch and English Ginghams Choice Printed and Plain Challys Choice Stripe and Plaid Poplins for Fall Wear Super Printed French Detains and Cashmeres Choice Printed French DeLains for Children Plain French DeLains aud Cashmeres, all shades Oct 29-24-lf EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES, French, English and American Jewelry, I AND FANCY ARTICLES. CHARLES SMITH, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, , GREENVILLE, 8. C., < Main Street, nearly Opporite the Afantion Hon**, RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Greenville and vicinity, that he has just received and added to his already extensive stock, a large assortment of the above named Articles, consisting of Flue Srtl* of French Cameo*, well known for their superiority ; also a choice variety, beautifully ornamented with ?! T and Bracelet* to match, (being the latest fashion,) all mounted in heavy gold. Also new patterns of Fanoy Brooches for Ambrotypes. A quantity of fashionable Bracelets* heavy solid Gold Rings, Mosaic Ear-Rings, Lockets, Studds, etc., etc., besides an innumerable >iasortmc?l of ; the most, beautiful Jewelry ever before offered in 1 Greenville. Uia Stock also comprises a splendid variety of heavy m *1 * - * na - - ? - vine riU^iiHii rinioa ware, ! amongst which may l>c foun<l Knives, Forks, Spoons. Cups, etc., etc., of new metal, plated not upon German Silver, hut upon the genuine ALBATA. It is used in the highest circles and is touch preferred for ita great durability. Also, new fashioned SPECS, with handles and without temples. Very useful and convenient The establishment also contains WATCHES of the best make, via: Chronometers, Duplex, English and French Levers, Cyliudersund Plain, all in heavy Gold or Silver Cases. Having made arrangements in Now York with Wholesale Houses im|>orting direct from France and England, I am enabled to sell all my Articles at prices lower than they can be bought in Charleston. All Articles sold in the establisraent warranted as represented. 24-3m Oct 22 nbwtoxiiouM, Allien*, dcorgia, . IIAS been thoroughly renovated, and is now open for the rcflss'4nua& caption of Company. Look out for the Newton i House Omnibus, at the Depot A (BAWTD. Mil. W. CRA WFORD ? Sir: the tin-i dersigned, take great pleasure in returning you our thank* u>r the very kind and agreeable manner in whiuh we have been entertained at your excellent Hotel by yourself and ladv. Your room* are large, airv and cleanly, and yotir table such as cannot fail to please the taste of the roost fastidious. We take great pleasure in recommending vour House to ourlricnds and the public generally. Daniel Remshnart, John Murchison, Mrs. Jane Thomas, Mrs. Murchison, Miss G O. Saussy, Miss Murchison, Miss C. A. Sauasy, Mrs. F. M. Cornwell, W. W. Remsheart, Savannah, On.; C. D. | Rogers, Mrs. M. Stewart, M. II. Ktewart, Mr. A. | Stewart, South Carolina; Hon. Charles J. Mc-1 Donald, Marietta, Ga.; Col. John 1L Stanford, Rev. R. C. Ketchum, Clarkeaville, Ga.; Thoa II. Cone, Greensboro, Ga.: Amos T. Akerman, Elberton, Ga.; R. R Martin, Greensboro, Ga.; Col. Chaa. ]>. Davis, George liiljvtr, Monroe, Ga.; Thoa. W. Thomas, Klbertoo, (In. ; Geo. A. Ketchum, Mrs. M. Cnrr, Mrs. Ke chum, Mobile, Ala.; A. G. Brown, Charleston; D. Kemmerer, Philadelphia; Col. J. Lowden, New Orleans; R. W. Moore, Mrs. Moore, Marietta, Ga.; Mr. R F. Barth, Atlanta, Ga. 24-tf Oct 22 THElEWlWKSTlHiEr Under Dunrir Hotel, Cor.of Public Square, MARIETTA, OA. THIS Establishment, just opened, /, it is hoped will meet the wants of QKSSQr the eommunity. The supply of sirATiio^iiiair la large and varied, and orders are reoeived daily for "All goods in tbe line." 900 PIECES NEW MUSIC, About 60 kinds of Inatrnetion Hooka MEL00E0NS, VIOLINS, FLUTES AND BUITARS. A select stock of Fins WATC11KS, Pens, Silver Pencils, and handsome Jewolry. All goods sold emtirklt ro* cami ; 0 per cent, discount off bills of over $20. Oct ifl-2a-7 TH08 C MABKLBY Houses and Lota for (Sale. ?THE Snlwcriber otters for sale two desirable HOUSHK AN1> LOT-S, situabout one mil - from Orceaville Court House, and immediately upon the line of rail road. Said houses arc b'-t recently completed. | and contain fi rooms each, with kitehetis. 'lite ! lots eootaio one-half acre each. I propose to take for each hottee and lot tha sum of $700. For further particulars enquire at niy residence, near the premises. Oct 22 S4-4^ JANK CASKY._ or The friend* of JL K. MoDavW, ?$q,, raapectfully announoc htm a* a candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing eWdllon. 119 Street, TON, S. O. ON TO HIS LARGE AND FULLY CK OF FRESH > WINTER CCDS, ,9 IMPORTATION. Cmci of Blue, Grey and Steel-Mixed SATINETS " low-price Satinets " low price Kentucky Jeans " cheep Long Cloths 11 Servants' heavy Blenched Shirtings " Cambric Long Cloths " Superfine 7-8 Blenched Shirtings " 8-4, l(>-4,11 4 and 12 4 Bl'eh'd Sheetings " English Prints, nt 6J els. " good Fur Calico, at 6J cte. " Super English Dress Prints " chenp Ginghnms " Blenched "ITwill Jeans " low-price Muslin Detains NTER DRESS GOODS. Plain Union DnBage, rI 12-} eta. Plain All Wool DeBage, all shades Rich Side Stripe Printed French Cashmeres Rich Cashmere Riding and Walking Robes Rich Chnlly Walking Robes Misses Chnlly Byaderc Robes Cashmere, DeLaiu, and Chally Byadcre Patterns. A. F. BROWXINC. Pickens Land for Sale. RJjRT TIIK subscriber proposes to sell his Hlill FARM situated in Pickens District, three and a hnlf miles cast of Pickensville. on the rnnd leading from Greenville to Pendleton. The Tract consists of Three Hundred and Sixty-Four Acres?200 Acres in Forest, 20 Acres of good Bottom I.and, and the balance under cultivation. There is also on the plnee an excellent three-story Dwelling House, containing six rooms, with all necessary Out-buildings Upon the premises are also several Springs of as fine water as can be found iu the District. S. A. McCRACKEN. Oct 15 23 4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BTOOK or LADIES' GOODS. MRS. WALTON MOST respectfully inform* her for4*rpl incr patrons and friends and the Ladies generally, that she has just received and will open on Monday next, the 12th inst, one of the most extensive and host, assorted STOCKS OK MILLINER Y ever offered to the Ladies of Greenville, consisting of n variety of Silk, Satin, and Velvet Bonnets, Rice. Dunstable. Silver Glace, Neapolitan and Drab Straws. Flowers. Plumes ana Head Dresses, Dress : 'looks and Mantillas, tuade iu the latest and most approved sty lea Orders from the country promptly attended to. Oct R Ti 8m EimjLFAsiiii. HAS now on hand an elegant assortment o Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, for the FALL AND WINTER WEAR, consisting of French and English Cloths and Cassimeres mid Vesting*, of all qualities and colors, which he is pr pared, with excellent workmen, to make up in the latest and and best style. Also, just received, a fine stock of Gloves, Cravats, Collars, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, ?tc. REA.RY M AMC LOT HI N G, ill*. 110^ just mode a large Addition to His former stock of lih'ADY-MADE CLOTHIXO. all of which has Iteen made up in the latest and most approved styles, consisting of Overcoats, Dnss And ihieinesa Coats, Pants, Over and Under Shirts, Hats, Ac. He invites the attention of the public to his stock, and to give hint a call before purchasing elsewhere. MR. O. A. PICKI.E LONG and favorably known as an excellent Cutter, continues in that department, and is ready to wait upon the customers of the establishment, and to fit them in the latest styles. All work done in the establishment is wabraxtkd. October 8. 22 tf Hosiery and Gloves. DOZ. Ladies', Gent's. Misses' and Chilli' V" Dren's Hosiery ; Kid,Silk and Worst-' ed Gloves for Ladies, Gents and Children, just open and will be sold cheap, at the Ladies, Store. W. H. 1IOYEY ?fc CO. Merinoes and DeLaines. PIECES, now open and for sale cheap. t)U W. H. IIOVEY Ji CO. Ready Made Clothing. 4 LARGE, Fine and Well Assorted STOCK, /V just open. Also, a large lot of Oiled Wiudow Shanes, Wall Paper, Borders, <tc., at W. II. IIOVEY <fc CO. v;v.kAM. A. TUlvUbO| AV&UUU14D) VXA;* NOW OPEN. 800 pieces Velvet Ribbons, which will l>e sold very low. Pine C'nenil! Head Dresses, Ermine, and a greet variety of Fanoy Article*, at the I.adieu' Store. W. IL UOVEY A CO. Ootober i. 81 tf WOTTuiNT SUliGEON DENTIST, HAS returned from PhiladclMflnK phia, prepared, in every way, to ^-*-*.1 I_P perform all operations in his profession in the most skilful and approved manner. Having procured everv improvement of the day, persons oan safely rely on having every operation performed in the same manner as done in Philadelphia or New York. Ether and Chloroform given when desired. Persons desiring attention must make appointments previously. HT Rooms in MeBes's Building. March 19 4.1 tf BACON. 5 Aft A LBS. on hand and for sale by UUU A. QREENFIELD. Jv 2 8 If t -tg,, ^ - ? ? -- ti r r 1Mb i_j TOB WORK. NtATtY OONE AT THtt 9FFICE. AT THE GREENVILLE COACH FACTORY, IVitlii Street, Next the Bridge, TI1K Largest nnd Hest Ktook of CARRIAGE GOODS AND MATERIAL over olfm-J for i sale in the State, selected carefully nnd especial ly for Carriage Manufacturers. A large stock nnd hest variety of Axles for Buggies, Carriages and Wagons; common and umi tempered ;>reei springs ; macl; and C-oloied | Enamel and Patent l>**h leather; Black and | i Colored Enamel Cloths, Drills and Ducks; Oil and Brussels Carpet; Buckrams and Russia Sheetings; Lute, Manilla and Chenille Mats; Brass and Silver Point and Snnd Bands; Brass. Silrer, Bone and Japan Nails ; bilk and Worsted broad and narrow Laeee; Silk, Worsted and Cotton Fringes; Bent lliekory Shafts; Dtiggv seat Sticks; and a complete assortment of Mailable Castings. Carriage Makers are particularly requested to call aud examine our stock. For sale cheap by GOWER, COX A MARKLEY. " HUBS AND SPOKES. WE are now prepared to supply Manufacturers with the best Morticed Hubs and Turned Spokes, of our own manufacture, and warrantee. For sale by GOWKR. COX A MARKLEY. CLOTHS AND DAMASKS. A LARGE lot of Blue, Drab and Green Cloths; German, Fancy, <'otton and AllWool Damasks. For sale by GOWEU, COX A MARKLEY. CARRTAOE MAKERS' AND CAR : RENTERS' TOOLS. I V LARGE stock and variety of the best Tools made, and a few setts fancy Rosewood and Boxwood Planes. For sale by GOWER. COX A MARKLEY. IRON! IRON!! IRON!!! | NOW on hand, the largest stock of Iron ever offered in this market: Spartanburg Iron and Castings; King's Mountain Iron; English Refined Tires; Ovals; Round; Square; Horse Shoe; Half Rounds; Half Ovals; Band Iron and Hoop Iron; Spring Steel; Steel Tire, Sweedes and Hammered, for wagons, tires and plantation work. On hand, cheap for cadi, 6,000 lbs. Rusted Plow Moulds, best North Carolina Iron For ! ^ GOWER, COX A MARKLEY. STEEL! STEEL!! STEEL!!! "VfAYLORS. SAUNPERSON ,t JESSUP'S best X ^ Cnst-St-eel??nunr<v ni?Ujrou, round and flat -.for mltrp (onl? ry1i'? niul ilrilln Huaman a?d Blister Steel, for plantation work. For sale by GOWEK. COX Ac MARKLEY. 3.000 LBS. GRINDSTONE. ASSORTED sizes, suitable for Farmers ami Mechanics. For sale cheap by GOVVER. COX ?fc MARKLEY. ON HAND G% (A/LBS. best Black Florida Moss and J* '"/\/ Curled Hair, picked, in bags. For sale by GONVER, COX Ac MARKLEY. SAND PAPER AND GLUE. IAKOE assortment, of the Diamond Flint Sand Paper, best article inade, for sale by GO WEIL COX A- MARKLEY. PAINTS. OILS, WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY. ON hand, a large assortment Paints, Oils, Ac. Pure. Extra and No. 1 White Leads; Raw and Boiled Lindsoed Oils; Winter, Sperm. Solar, Lamp, Neats Foot, Olive and Tanners' Oils; Coaeli Body nnd Copal Varnish ; Jnpan, Aspalturn and Leather Varnish; Spirits Turpentine: Greens; Yellows; Blues; Lakes; Pinks; Dropblack; Lampblack; Red ; Spanish Brown ; Umber; Suswa; French Ochre, Ac. American and French Window Glass, Putty and Whitening. For sale bv GOVVER, COX MARKLEY. HE A VY A- SHELF HARD WARE. a T a r* ry i ti - - i ? - i ? r* -i I Ai'.iuur, unil wcu veicuicii block for naie cheap by COWER, COX A MARK LEY. S CUE WS / S CRE WAT / ! (*( \f j OROSS of the Improved Gimblet Point OUU Sorcws. For wile by COWER, COX A MARKLEY. SAWS! SAWS/! nOF it Co.'s Celebrated Cast Steel MillSnws; I Rowland's Mill, Cross Cut and Tennon ' Saws; Hand, Pannel und Ripping Saws; Brass i and Blue Back Saws; a complete assortment of! Webb Saws, wills and without frames. For sale by COWER, COX A MARKLEY. M?v 28 3 tf ~ J. H. RANDOLPH, rpilANKFUL FOR PAST FAVORS, BEOS 1 to say, that all kinds of HAIR WORK of every variety of stylo of braiding, will be Ornamented or Mounted with Gold, in the neatest manner, and returned to those at a distance per mail or otherwise, as directed. (Hair can be sent him in letter per mail.) Bow Breast Pins, Necklaces, Bracelets, Side, Vest and Guard Chains, Crosses, Finger Rings, Kur Rings, Ac., of various patterns, put up neatly, and any article admitting the naiue of the owner engraved thereon, shall, for the engraving, be free of extra charge. He ulso makes and repairs all kinds of Jewelry ; mounts with gold or silver the Heads of Walk ing Canoe ; matches Mpectnolo Glomes ; and, lastly Enyravea on all wanner of Plate. Office 60 yards h'aet of old Court House, and a few pare* from the Enterprise Office. Greenville, S. C., June 25, '57. 7-tf CHARLES HICKEY, (Sucotsor to Emunucl Currant,) MANUFACTURER OK LOOKING GLASS, PORTRAIT And Picture Frames, AND DEALER IN LOOKING GLASS PLATES, ' BRACKETS, WINDOW CORNICES, ROOM MOULDINGS, &C. 154 KINO STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. tr Old Frame* Re-gilt equal to uew. II April 30 51 ly GREENVILLE PRICES CURRENT. 30HRKCTKD WEEKLY >OK TUB KNTRRPK1HK By Grady & Goodlett, Merchant Orkbnvij.LB, NOVEMBER 4, 18o7. BAGGING, Gunr.y, per y\1... 25 a 25 Dundee, per yard, 20 a 20 BACON, llama, per tb 18 a 19 ShouldorR, per lu 18 a 17 Sides. |>er lb 18 a 19 Hog round, per lb 10 a 10 BUTTER, Goshen, per lb none. Country, per lb 20 a 20 COFFEE, Rio, per lb 14 a 15^ Java, per lb 20 a 20 DOMESTICS,Shirting, pcry'd, 6-|a 11 Sheeting, per yard 10 a 16 Osnaburgs, per yard, . . 12?a 14 FLOUR. Country, per bbl. .$5.00 afiO.OO Country, pel ?aek, ... 2.75 a 3.0U GRAIN?Corn, per bushel,... 60 a 60 Wheat, jkm- bushel,.. $1.00 a % 1.00 Oats, per bushel, none. IRON, Sweater., per lb 0^a 7 English, per lb 6^ a 6$ LARD, per IK 16 a 20 MOLASSES, W. I., per gal.. . 70 <? 80 N <>? per.gal? new, $1.25 a Si 25 o i nur, n. per gnl. ... *1.25 a f 1.25 OILS, Lump, per gnl $1.50 a $2.50 Train, Tter gal 87$ a $1.25 Liuseed, per gal.... %1.25 a $1.25 RICK, jjcr lb 8$a 8$ ROPE. per lb 15 a 20 SUGARS, N. Orleans, par lb.. 15 a 10 Porto Rico, per lb 14 a 14 Loaf, per lb 20 a 20 Crushed, pei lb 20 a 20 Relined, per JL 10$-* 16$ SALT, per bushel, $1.U0 ofcl.OO Salt, per sack $2.00 a$2.25 SOAP. Colgate, pale, pr. lb. .. 12$ a 15 Yellow, per lb 8 a 10 SHOT, per lb 12$a 12$ Shot, per bag, $2.75 ? $2.75 i st-??????a N E W SPRING JJOODS. GRADY & G00DLETT, One Door South of the Old Court House | GREENVILLE, S. C. AFTER returning our grateful thanks to our frieiute and customers, for their past very liberal patronage to our business, we desire to call their attention, as well as that of the public generally, to our very large and finely assorted stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which we are now receiving, and which lias been purchased by one of the firm with enre, and on very advantageous terms as to prices, and which we nre determined on selling as low as they can he. bought, at retail, uny where. Our stock, in the way of DRY GOODS, embraces almost every article cnllcd for, either by Ladies or Gentlemen, in Fancy or Staple Dry Goods. , Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches, Tal mas, SHawis, Mantles, &c. Boot? nud Sliota?, Vriuik!*, Ac. A very extensive and fashionable assortment. HATS ANI) CAPS. The latest styles, for Men and Boys, in greet vnriety. Ready-Made Clothing. A very heavy nn?l varied assortment, for Men and Boy a. Perfumeries. Fancy Articles, Jewelry, Plated Ware, Minora, Hardware and Cutlery, Guns, Oarjjenter'a Tools, Blttckamilha' Tools, Crockery and G lass ware, DKUGft, MEDICINES & DYE-STUFFS, Books and Stationery', SADDLERY. CASTINGS AND IKON. GROCERIES. A very heavy stock of fA' X<t Rio and Java OOVFEE9 Vferftilt Brown and Crushed SUGARS 'I'eus. Molasses, Spices, Cigars, Powder, Shot, Lend and Indigo. SACK AND TABLE SALT. Vinegars, Burning Fluid, Cotton Yarn. Nails, Glass, Ac., ?fcc. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. GRADY GOODLETT. April 9 48 tf Flows, Stoves, 1*1, st?. ? w iv Kevp constantly on hand a large a*jy sort-ment of One ami nf?3lTwo-llonic Turning, Subsoil uud Hillside which we challenge the world to equal in good work, ease of draft, and durability. We have also a large and beautiful assortment of Conking. Parlor, Ui.ling Room, Bed Room and Church STOVES, to which we particularly call the attention ol those who wish to purchase. Also on hand, Wash and Stock BOILERS, Corn Shellers, Straw Cutters, Ac. Copper, Shoet Iron or Zinc Work done to order. Cistern or Well Pumps furnished ar.d put up. Wo also are making and receiving from New York, a superior assortment of Tin Hiiu Japanese TV arc, among which the Ladies may find a great variety of Cake Cutters and Bake Pans. FOOT and BATHING TUBS, or any other Artide in our line, made to order, and Painted in the best manner. We nre also prepared to do Roofing and Guttering in tha latest and best manner on short notice. Country Merchants invited to examine our stock of TTMilT We say it is superior, and we do not wish to have our word taken for its Come and see. Cash paid for Old Copper, Keen Wax and Old Pewter. Ilags taken in cxoliangc for Tin Wars. SHERMAN BROTHERS. Mil 12 41 If R E E I) & (J 00 i) LETT. ATTORNEYS AT LAW ANt? SOLICITORS IN EQUITY, Groonvillo, S. C. IW OFFICE next door to F, K, Resmi A Co. *1 j. r. nsxD.] [a, d. qoodlett. June 4 4 tf ca? *AU AMD) WHITE* SCTOOfe - . TO BE OPENED -* Satnrdny, Sibber SGiL. #tm1 mies, watts and miss v, /flHyHHaORDON will open oa the %- '??&.' .%MVHl)ove d>7 * MMrt. JT' * l/(Ws^Hf inent of ill kind* *f Wench Tjfe -'{ IEnglish and American MBtene, M M ry aixi Straw Goods, S5?fc sad ****^ Jn Fancy mtiuta, Drasa CinikI ' //I Hmu Dnmet, lWibom, Frcwh Flower*. Friiiliem, Ac. A complete asaortmeat of all the above Goods constantly on band, and will bam.ld V HE Ah' rOJi VASAL HaU cleaned ami trimmed,, and Drtttci eat ami basted at the shortest notice. W~ House on Avenue Street opposite the Post Office. Oetot??r ? i2-tf Inhalation in Consumption, BRONCHITIS, LARYNGITIS, And other Diseases of the Chest and Throat, successfully treated by the Inhalation of Medicated Vapors and Pointers, by Absorption and Constitutional Treatment, as practiced at the Stavvksakt Medical * ''Am: Institute, Nets York City, JV. Y. ' &jh riUlE unprecedented sncoe*s which has at1 tended this method of treating disease* of the Lungs and Throat, has induced the Physicians to depart from their usual course, and avail themselves of the columns of the Press to make it known ?o such ns may ha [ laboring under, or predisposed to, such affections. The dawn of a brighter day has at length arrived for the Consumptive?the doctrine of the incurability of Consumption has now passed away. We have indubitable proofs in our possession, that Consumption, in all its stages, can be enred; in the first, by tubercular absorption ; in the second, by the transformation of tubereule into chalky and calcareous concretions; in the third, by ricatrices or scars. Those wedded to the opinion of tbe past may assert that it is even now incurable. Such are behind the age. To all this great truth must be apparent, vie t that medicines inhaled direetfy into the lungs, whether in the form of Vapor or Powder, must be more effectual titan that taken into the stomach. In short, the only ark of refugo for the Consumptive is in Inhalation, and such additional means, of which the judicious Physician will avail himself. Such of the Profession that have adopted Inhalation, have found it soothing and efficacious in the highest degree. ; arresting the progress of the disease, and working wonders in many desperate cases ; in verity, a triumph of our Art over the fell destroyer of our species. i Notb.?Physicians wishing to make themselves acquainted with this practice, are informed that our time being valuable, we can only reply, ns to ingredients used, to such letters that contain a fee. The fee, in all cases of Consumption, will be ?10, on receipt of which the necessary medicines and instrument will be forwarded. 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