The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, June 02, 1859, Image 4
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Ne'er foot tofwwhB vi. Idmjt,
tWto? do?r n?id?t Uh> rnitc 1
r '? #hwhlmiil
Tot**A\ io the ftre of youth?
At* *1 ?trc?dorAr?
thee ia ihV hjail of truth.
>-? Ttft*j|fertht waye btrttro** -wHh danger*,
guanoer roin drops lay the duet;
* JPatth eiUt hope %re two-edged weapons
j u<*? hclfc their frust.
?->*??, Shrink not, tboegba host surround the*,
. : Onward: Duty's path pursue ;
All. who fildt tbs l>ags of story,
Knew the lirave wards?-Pare end do !
Miller was a rough stone uvmod ;
Shaksyoaw, UoMsmith, Keats and Ilood,
" *y~ 'f^ntnkliu, Jorold, Burns .and OUTord,
. lied to toll as we for food.
Yes > these men, With aiin^s majestic,
Sprang fro to the ranks the rich call poor,
Cast a halo round brown labor:
Had to whistle?fab t?oodurc.
Forward, then, bright eyes are beaming,
Fight, nor loss tby Conqueror's Ctowu,
Stretch thy right hand?scUe thy birthright,
Take it?wcas it, 'tis thine own.
Slay the giants which besot thoo,
"* Kiss to manhood-?glory?fame,
Take thy pen, and in the volume
,L Of the gifted, write thy numo.
IMtmnrbfs dMia.
. Scaring a **Green Horn."
'flie Mobile Advertiser rotate* the adventure*
of n countryman who recently visited thai city,
sn<l one of the incidents is as follow*:
"He was in the middle of Dauphin street, and
_ near a Jnrge music stoi c, in which there was a
bevy of Indies, one of uthnro t*?^ testing the merits
of a new and beautiful piano, which the nr. I
prictor hod that morning open d. Hoosicr hastened
to the sidewalk and planted himself tii ti.e
niidole of the door, "where, with mouth wide
open, he stood, enjoying mnsic which he hadnsver
before heard, with the moot intense aattafaotion.
IS was in coming but of the door that lie was
met by-an old friend Dick?"straight back Dick,"
of yellow fevr memoiy?who bud been watching
Win tor some time, "waiting for on opportuni
ty to exercise his vocation.
. Trick's indention ?M to see how far he might
nlav unon thelioosiorV -fears through hie aintn
rent greeniicss-^-td put op a hullytng7sw*gger{:ig I
- fronts?mi.I, if lie succeeded in frightening him I
s dRdmiij, get up ii muck court among Ills
friends ??nil put greeny through a triai'for wine
imaginary offence, convict and punish him, and
a?kl another to the list of victims soul-occasion
ally immolated upon the shrine of his pot passion.
Dick had it all arranged.
As Groom steppipl out of the store, lie received
a tap on his shoulder which would have allayed
a pain had one existed there, and turning nround
quickly he discovered Dick standing in a commanding
position, ri.il>t foot advanced, left hand
itpoti his hip. nnd right hand extended?palm up
?a* though waiting for something to be deposited
therein. Greeny looked into the extended
hand, and then interrogatively into Dick's eyes.
" Your license V" demanded Dick, sharply.
"What license'" asked Greeny, not u whit
alarmed.
" Why, ynnr license for walking on my pavement,"
retui-ned Dick, waxing wroth.
" Darn your pa vciocnt," replied Greeny, warmly,
nud looking around its though sonrchi ig for
the paivenlent, " 1 hiiint walked over it, I haint
aeod it, and 1 haint got no license."
"Then get out into the street, you scamp. 1
don't allow persons to stand on the sidewalk who
have no license!"'
" Well now, look n here, stranger, I aint nwi r
of having done notliiii' wrong, as 1 knows on, ami
v ?a.. .. i...... ;r i J? ? ?,r ?i.:. ,;.i.......n.
omehodv'll put me off. mire's I'm from Hke!"
*' and I uin the somebody thnt will Jo it!"
<-aM I>ick, who hud worked himself up into a
speciul rage. Suiting his movements to his
words, Divli turned up his sleeves, and executed
a series of manipulation# that would have attracted
the attention of Anron Jones himself, all
preparatory to a grand " pitching into" the unprotected
front of the innocent Greeny.
With the utmost concern, he allowed Dick to
circle around hint once or twice, when he straightened
out a hrnwny arm, to which was attached
n sledge-hammer list, and as quick as thought
Ifick occupied a horizontal position upon the
mooted sidewalk. Hoosler calmly regarded tli^"
chap-fallen joker as ho slowly regained his feet
and started off.
Sticking his fists deep into the capacious pockets
of his pantaloons, ho watched the retreating
form of Disk, who did not get away without
hearing the parting admonition of the green 'on:
' 1 say, yew?next time you fish for suckers, '
try tome outer bail, will ye."
Owkns Attn ins Apprentice ?John Owens was
playing an engagement at the Howard Atheiur*
nm, Just summer, mul was dixparched by t ie
innniigerto perform for a wcrk in one of the III*
terior towns of western Massachusetts. On. du > ,
while sojourning flu-re, * plain, good-nature 1 sou
of he soil nine up to him, as he was enjoying his
afle b>->-nkftst eignr, and h>1 r w l him thus:
' I say, .Squire, ain't you the idayer chap that
I seen in the theayter, Inst night, actio out the
fuil.lj H ?l ?o OUl. t"
TW part alluded to was Solon Shingle, in "The
lawyer."
" Well," replied John, with Lhat bland smile of
llH " guess I tun."
" | thought so," said the furmor. Kow, I've
been a good many times to the theayter, when
ire been down to Boston, and seen a hull lot of
folks playin' all sorts of funny ports, bnt I never
seen ouy of 'em who eouid come any whares near j
yeou, HquireJ Yon yton deu take the rag off o'
the bush, actio* out a fumy feller, aud no miatakel"
The comedian evinced Ids deep sense of the
compliment paid him by a graceful touch of his '
hat; and his new friend proceeded :
'' Z never <1lU Inrt no inueii in mi my oorn aaye
nnd so o3 my wifr, and as to n?y darter. Matil- ,
da J And. I thought > lio woiil'i ha' hurt. 1 wonder,
Squire. if jou could larn onr Sam ? Ile'a a
c"*~ ?a>rt of n elm j,, ami ia up to all aorta of qu-er.
gnins on. Ain't nobody as don't snicker right
?<?nt every thuo they see him in hi* tantrum*.?
I gueM he'd make a fnnny aoior, j'let 1 ke .jeon,
ttquire if h? ?>nl had a chance. > j> i..* ymii
Cmluu'v give him a chance, couldn't y?ou? If
yeou ouly lot hint try hia linud Awhile, shouldn't ]
mind Wudin' htm ?out a* a 'prentice to tlie piny j
uctin' bnstnt-ss?not eharge veou much, iinthcr;
only tnkc c.irc on him, nod don't Ivt him git Into 4
mischief. Faot ia, Squire, I think that boy'd jest 4
auit. yoou, for M* a kind of untyral fool, enny- '7
ittfow."
Pa. Poxrusdrof Sew York, was speaking of '
the incompaiibilify of a Union of Church and 1
iSUtte in tliia country. He raid :
" Patrick and BiJdy lmd teen 0 long time married,
but <Hd not get sjong well toother,, for they
were nlinoat constantly quarreling. it happen- (
mI, however, that one day they wera sitting quietly
togetlier oppoaite the Are, when in 0*111* t,lu>
oat and dog, and laid <h>wn between them and
the Are, MToi nlao oppoaite aaeh other. Presently ,
BMrtv speaks up and ray*?' Keith, P.trick, Un t
it ahnma we should he always quarreling* ace ,
th# cat no' the dog, how peaoeably they get ,
along.* ' Oeh. Biddy, sure an' It Isn't a fair ,
comparison nt all} jiat tie thrm together . 1
nft ace how tnrylVsd,"
'-^^ fc VM ' ?'.'v |9
**tSar Lkvt."?iA genuine tmieVdf wotpanVna%jn#y^iy??"*?
** ** *** ?<*
*"
A comfortably old ?ouplaMtta Mat oftwoui
A-oYit of ns on the railroad during opo of the hottest
day* of last summer. The journey was evidently
oho df the ovcnts of their Jive*, and their
curiosity malted the attention pf the passengers.
At a way. station the old gentleman stepped
WfflBv g?t a drink, er to huy a doughnut.
n;| heard the hod enly Ih tlmo to rush to the
do ?r of the eating house and see the train m??ve
off .vithout him. Hie oJd" tody in her seat bad
been fidgeting, looking out of the window in her
anxiety for his return, and when she saw hie
plight,' his frantic gestures for the train to stop,
ns Tt swept farther and farther a way, she exelaitned;
. . . %-y .
"There, my old men has got lsfl! he has!
there 1 see, lie has!" "Ws'U, she continued,
sitting back In her sent again, "I'tnalnd on't :
Itfs always been. Mummy, you'll get, left 1" ell
my life long; and now he's gone and got left;
ntid I'm gladon't."
Jlcr candid reflection on the accident, and the
efldent satisfaction she frit in the fnot-*batIt w*?
the ?dd man, and not heraydf, that w as 1 ft, was
Sreeted with n round of applause. Not a few of
ic ladies in tho car were, delighted that it was
the old mail and out the old women who made
the blunder and had " gene ?u?d got left."
Arwt Aj?eci>ote.?Gen. Wool was a strict and
rigid dboipiinarinn, as welt a? a gallant on.l oecempliehea
officer. The following good 'un,"
wnteh I'apt. Tobin tells as happening in' camp,
must lmve excited tho fiery little General to a
degree. While sitting in his ftmrqu'e a Mexican
was ushered into his presence, whose demeanor
denoted the importance of some weighty ooinmunicntion
which he wished to deliver. Tho
General couhl not spcuk Spanish, and his
Interpreter was sought in vain. A longspeciim n
of a sucker, who, from the outer style of his
dress, the General took perhaps, for a ranger,
happenod at that moment to struggle past.
' i'omc here, my man," called out the General.
With an air of perfect nonchalance, the eucker
doffed his Imttered castor and entered the tent.
' Do you speak Mexican?" enquired the Geuera).
" Why, General, I rather guess not."
" Well, can youtell ine of someone who does?"
wYes, sir-ee?I jist can," answered the man.
"Quick, then, let rtlO know whero ho is?" de
mnnded the irascible commander.
" Why, here,"drawled the imperturbable suck1I.I.
I..M.1 .... H.? M..~: ... u u i>
?v?? tiosirod to communicate?" fu can't *peak
nothing eltr." Copt. Tobili left just then.
Laying it on Two*.?An exchange says:
"Otic John Lehman was recently sentenced
At tJrlmnn. Missouri, to Imprisonment for life for
n heinous crime, and n day of two after, Imvinp
been convict ed of horse stealing. was sentenced
thercfo by the stern judgo to imprisonment for
an addilioual term of eight year*.'
The only way that wo can rescue this desperate
judge from a charge of making a fool of himself
i*. t>y supposing that he intended, when the
man was dead, that his body-should be buried iu
the jail for eight years?the term of the second
sentence. .
This sentence puts ns in mind of a verdiot rendered
by a jury in a "?w Territory' ; a man was
indicted' for killing another mnn's^eow, the jury
brought in a vcidictot titantlauphtcr. The judge
ridiculed the sentence, sent the jury back to their
box, and, when tlicv cams out again' they
brought In a verdict of tcll/ul murder.
" I shall not discuss politics with Mr. Smith
before the court, but I am perfectly willing- to
argue questions of low, to chop logic, or even to
split hairs \\itli him."
" Split that, then," said Smith, At the same
time pulling out a short, rough-looking hair from
his own hi-mi, handing it over towards Sherman.
" May it please the honorable ecurt," retorted
Sherman, ' 1 didn't say bristles!"
Tririi Wit.?" Please vnnr lionnr is n tl.imr
lout when you know win re it isY" raid un Irish
footman to his master. "To be dure not, yon
booby." "Oeli! thank your honor for that.?
The do'il of harm then ; for the new eoppei* la kettlo
'sat the bottom of the well,'*
As Irishman was asked if he pot his share of
the family property: 4 Av shore," said he, " my
iaiher ordered my elder "brother to divide the
house with mo; by St. Patrick, he did it?for he
tuck the inside himself and pave me the outside."
At inquisitive fctnnle visited the Boston jail,
t.he other day, and asked one of the prisoners:
' What are you in fort" 44 For stealing a horse."
" Are you not sorry ?" 44 Yes." " Won'tvou try
and do better next time ?" " Yes, I'll steal twoi
"M-sar, mv love," said a not very attentive
liushaud to (lis wife, nt the dtnner-tuhle, "shall
I help you to a pieee of tlie heart If" " I believe,"
said >he, ' thai u piece of a heart was all that I
ever got."
" I Vtrtn filuif n liinl in ntv lif*s " aaM SA?na Alia
to ^ friend, who replied, " i never Mint anything
in the Miupe of a bird lint n squirrel, which I
killed with n ?!;.nc, when it fell into the river
nud was drowned,"
Ir cheese cornea after meat, what cornea after
cheese ? A mouse.
Abbeville and Washington
STAOE LINE.
FBOM ABBEVILLE TO WASHINOTOW.
On and after I/it* dale the Stage will leave Abievi'.le
C. II. at 9 o clock, A. At.
' IMIE Proprietor of this weH-csbUdislied Line takes
X thw method of. informing the public that he
has changed his Schedule, for the eouvouienoe of
Passengers.
The Stage will leave Abbeville Court House on
MONDAY, WEDNF.SDAYand FRIDAY Mornin-s,
at 0 o'clock, hut in consequence of the had condition
of the roads, it will not heroafter await the arrival of
tlio down train from Urcotrvillo, at heretofore.
Passengers by this route will reach Atlanta,
(la., tho next day evening, at 10 o'olock, after tearing
Abbeville C. If.
The Stage will leave Washington, Oa., on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY Mornings.
Tlio Line has Leon refitted with a splendid FOUR
HOUSE COACH, UOOD TEAMS, and ah exportsncod
DRIVER.
.Aft" PsirfAnir.'M fn\m all tiAi'nl. AIIAI-., V.whai-r*
going West, will find that they chu reach any point
west of Atlanta in exactly the same time, and with
?5 less expense thivp by wny of Branchville.
For further information, apply to
JOHN MeBKYDB, Agent,
At the Pout Office, Abbeville, C. If., S. C.
April 7 ly
FO R SA LE OR REBfT,
A HOtTSK AND HOT on Bnnoombe Htreot,
in front of the Female College. The House
QuLcontaiiia Eight comfortable Room*, with seven
Pire-p'*'KH' w,'h comfortable Out-bnildingf, and a
IVell of ?eei?J">t water, all new and complete.
t.r". _
J7. B. J ON Eg, M. D.
fHsoii for
l>er offers for sale TWO LOTS
Ureenvillo, situated on PonJIewitbin
Ihre minutes' walk oi
Each Lob boa a Cottage on H.
iud ronnrnkrat Out-booses are
on uie premises. Th**e Lota will be sold t rgofher
or separetuly, on eery reasonable terms. For further
particular, as to the site of the Lot, terms, Ac.,
apply te W. WATSON.
Feb 10 4A tf
Ihanffc of Bnolneu.
TUB undersigned, intending to offset a change hi
his Inisluesr, would inform alt thobo Mfffefctbd'
In ulna, Itbsf by Note or Boob Aeeswnt, that the
lauie mnet be settled at an early day, m farther Indulgence
cannot be girea. lie wfll hereafter be
found at the Tin Bbop, at B. Itunham's Old Stand.
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Postmasters, Country Merchants, Booksellers, Librarians
of Universities, A<'.ad?mieg, Private and
Circulating Libraries, Schools, pad alt other* whoso
business will onalrie thorn, are respeolfully solicited
.to become our Agent*. Any per?ou can, by coilooting
a fpyr Clubs, obtain a vnluablo collection of
lleeks in a short ttmo, without any actual cost, savo
a few moments' leisure time.
W? have Agents iu all nurta of the country, who,
besides supplying themselves with valuable Libraries,
nro realising handsome profits from the sale of,
I Gifts, accompanying their boohs.
%?Catslcgtioc, giving full particulars, mailed too
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Tbey bavo a magnificent assortment of Book*, iuid
hnve prejmrod themselves wiuj ini)uuu-rub;o clogunt
(ItfW to be distributed amongtheir " troupe of friends
and customer* at large."?-tinItiiyy.f Hum.
Not only may a selection bo made cif-nny choice
work, but with it the purchaser Is sure to rccifvc
miue article of Jewelry, wtich, in many cases, prove
qnito valuable.?Baltimore Dally Erehangr. * 1
Tlicv make no promises that are not performed
strictly to the letter, and by thus punctually canceling
their obligations, have gained the entire confidence
of not only our cltixans, but the couutry
abroad.?Baltimore Patriot.
A young lady acquaintance of ours purchased, for
$1, a book at this cstublishmout, a few days sinec,
aud received a double-eased gold watch, valued at
one hundred dollars.?Baltimure Clipper.
The succors which attends tlio (lift Book House
of Messrs. H. K. Hoyt A Co., baa no precedent* in
the annals of Uift-Kntorpriaee.?Republican ?i- A rgu*.
Call aud see them, and our word for it, you will
not regret your visit.?Dispatch, Baltimore.
The iiidnccmont* to the f*ontbern and Western
people to make thoir purchases from Messrs. Hoy t A
Co., are ranch greater than can be offered by any bouse
of tbo kimi in the couutry.. Freight fi?iu Bkltimuro
to any Southern point is leas, aud the tmniense
order business done by this Arm is 11 guarantee
of their thtfilmcnt of all pftmiiscs.? family journal.
It is, in a moral, p> t'.rug boo! a or nothing and
being'paid to tako them awny.?El rator.
All orders will lie promptly and impartially filled,
and forwarded within one day alter being received.
The tJirts, in all coses, will accompany the Books,
wltu u nfiUv'o ^riiScats to tho person sending tbo
order. x
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thnu 60 cents, or more than $100.
Address. If. K. HOYT A fO.,
No. 41 Bultlmorc St., Baltimoro. Md.
April 14 49 3m?
THE iTl VEH
rauPARcID BY DR. SAN FORD,
COMPOUNDED EVllRlvLY i ROM GUMS,
IS MM of the InM Pl'llWATIVK anil LIVER
Medicines dow bolero the'public, that acts aw a
t'lillii/lir, easier, milder, und mora effectual than anj
other medicine known. It is not only a Cathartiv
hut a Liter reiumlv, actinjjt.firet on the Liver, to eject
its morbid matter, then on the Stomach und Rowels,
to carry off that mutter, thus accomplishing two
purposes effectually, without any of the painful feelings
e xperienced in th? operations of most Vutkartirt.
It strengthens the system nt tho saino time that it
purges it | and when taken daily in uiodoratO dosos.
will strengthen and build it tip with uuusuul rapidity,
The Livor is oneof thej (rating the stomach, cuuprincipal
regulators oft - jsing food to digest well,
the human body; nnd'^..i purifying tho blood, gi%'whon
it performs itx's^'ingtonoand hoalttf to the
(unctions woll, the pot*-,*- whole machinerT, remocrs
of tho system ore I'ul- ving the cause of the dlsly
dcvelojM-d. The stum- uJeaeo?effecting a radical
ach is almost eutiraly de-1 cure.
pendent on tbo healthy Itiltows attacks arc
action of the Liver for cared, and what le bettho
proper performance* a*. ter, presented, by tho
of Its functions; whenoccasional nse of the Lithe
stomach is at fault, U ver Iuvig<yatA
the bowels are at fault, aw One doso after eating
and thu whole system auf ^ is sufficient to relieve tho
fers iu consequence ol stomach and prevent tho
one organ?the Liver? food from rising and
having coaxed to do its m* souring,
duty. For the diseases Only one dose taken
of that organ, ono of the before retiring prevents
proprietors has mode it*^ Nightmare.
ills limit in uruftliprtl^1' (ltllv nnn <1aia tiLi.n
of more than twenty p* lit night, loosens tlie
years, to find some nunc- ?s bowel* gently, and cures
dy sherewith to counter J Costivcncss.
act the many derange- One dose after each
moots to which it is lia- meal will cure Dyspepsia
hie. One dose of two taaTo
prove that this real- Q .poonsfHl will always ruedy
is at last found, any liuve Sick-lloaducbe.
person troubled with Li-PC One bottle taken for fever
Complaint, in any of Q maleobstructi'n removes
forms, has but to try a ? the cause of the disease,
bottle, and conviction is "! undmakoeaporfoctcute.
certain. fa Only one dose immcdiThcso
Gums remove Uely relieves Oholic, and
all morbid or bad matter ^ One dose often repeat from
the system, supply- ml is a sure cure for Oholing
in their place? heal- era Morbus, and a prothy
flow of Lilo, iuvigo- voutive of Cholera.
Only one bottle is needed to throw out of the syitem
the effects of medicine after a long sickness.
One bottle taken for Jaundico removes all sallowness
or unnatnial color from the skiu.
One doea taken a shert time before eating gives
vigor to the appetite, and inukes food digest well.
One dose often repeated curce Chronic Diarrhoea
in its worst forms, while Summer and Bowel Complaints
yield almost to the first doee.
Olio or two doses cures attacks caused by Worms
in children; there is no surer, safer, or speedier remedy
in th'e world, as it never fails. '
A few bottles euros Dropsy, by oxeiting the ab orlmnts.
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine
u ft preventive for rorer and Agva, Clnll rev or, and
all Farert of a Hillinus type. It operates with certainty,
and thousands are willing to testify to ita
wonderful virluoa.
^All who nno It are. giving their unanimous testimony
in ita favor.
?JtfMix water in the month with the Invigorator,
anil aw allow both together.
Vl?e Liver InviKorator
is a scientific niouiral discovery, and la daily working
cure* almost too great to believe. It cure* aa 1/
by inngifl/ ere* the firvt dt? giving benvjit, and aoldoni
jjsjxs lltac or.a boitlo ia required to ??ff say
kind of hirer Complaint, from I lie Worst Janndieooi
Ifypv.)*in to a luiinmoo fjvadarhr, alt of wbiult are
the result of a Diseased Liver. . JfAf Pritm tne dollar
per bottle. DH. 8AXF0RJD, Proprietor,
iUo Droadwity, Now Vork.
RoUilnd by all Drug.,.sta. B<dd alao by K. Kurt-cn,
Oreenville. 40-ly Ap 14
Valuable Lands for Sale,
ON TERMS ACCOMMODATES Tu PURCHASERS.
A TRACT containing 080 Acres, 400 of which
2\. C* gtfod. heavily Timbered, and first-rata
<J* Creek Upland. The Tract Is located in
Pkkeni Dwirlct, on the rood from OroeoviH* to
Peml'.iion, ft mi!;* from the former place.
ANo, a TKACT in Ui? Mtme neighborhood, eonUijung
>70 A?ro?. 200 Acre* arc hvavily Timbered.
On the Tract there arc 50 Aero* beet JIOTTOM. *
Por particular*. apply to W. K. KAHhSY,
Oct 2ft iilf Oreen Villa, B. C.
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March 24 trt if
Saddle & Haraefes ifcftnufactory#
F above Uueineea, T\ro Huor* Aborelhe TJrren~Ut
Haiti, nod l? prepared to Airniab cnatomcr* with
any description of HOME M ANUPAOTURUB
8ADDLK8. Carriage. Buggy and. Wagon uak]
NEAP made to order, und in the beat atylca. IIRI
| 1'hhH, niiiro, ttc., on uwn, oon uprwn vwonr.
Saddles And Herucse KKBAIIiKl) -at sBbrt
notice.- - A. M. UlLMJATH.
M.I. 3 43 It
^ W. H7 n o VE Yr: 5
PH-'MJIKTO* wf
THB IAMBS' STORB,
UULID ra ^
FANCY AND ST A PI. E DUY GOODS, DIG ft
D ft ESS GOODS, BONNETS, It ID BOSS,
MOLSFF EFFING GOODS, JiEA D V
A MADE OZOrtffMV, AND INDIA
EI BDEIt HOODS,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
N. B.?-Orders ncrojnpunied by tho cneh, for ModIcol,
Law or Library Books, Musical Instruments,
nod Sundries, promptly filled in Now York and delivered
at bU counter on shortest notice.
Jnn 13 ^.36 1y
JOHN W. GRAPY7~
FANCY k STAPLF DRY GOODS,
UFA D Y MA DE CIO THING, D OO TS A ND
snots, BOOKS AND STA TIONEN Y, DRGGS
A D Yt'NTCFFS. If Alt DWMtE
* CFTLEHY, UtlObEN
\VA It E, O It OCh'ft l ES,
Git A IN, COVNTUY
- PIIODVCE, ?fe., ; - *
orroeiTE xirr kkw court norsr., on mm* strut,
ftRRRBTVILfiE. S- a
.as iy
E* KRU TCH' 8
Oil M AND APOTfiECARY SHOP.
U:;DER moBECS haix,
GREKNVILLE. S. C.
_J7 Wllflw will l>e kept the fullest Stuck <-f
dflMlfc DRUGS; AlKDigfNEB. CHEMICALS,
PiU-ut Medicines, Surgical Instruments.
Ivrf fl Paints, Oil*, Toilet Article*. and all other
A articles (frucrally kept 1>y Orudis Is.?
Frcsn and pure Drugs are warranted. Compound
Medicines prepared iu tho inoet carotid way. Hceeipta
put up with hetnracy and dispatch.
Jan 13 " 36 ly
MAIN BTBEET, ?
' NEXT TO THE WAN8 0N HOUSE,
A UK prc]>arcd to furuisli Gentlemen with every
Articio ?f
FASHIONABt.fi CIXITIIING
suitable to the suasod and pecrnaary to the comfort
and uecont appoorauce of the outur man.
Also, an excellent assortment of HOOTS. SIIOK8
AND II.ATS. with a Arlety of FANCY ARTICLES
aiul a choice li>( of SEUARS AND TOBACCO.
Oct 21 2t tr
0 R Y GO 0 D S > GR 0 C ERiiS,
AND TIN WAKE.
IMNP1XW it impossible to continue a CREDIT
. Itminons, I take this nnlbod of informing my
trionds and patrons that on and after the CfSt Jay of
January, ISJ9, I will -oil only for
CASH Oil BARTER,
and will not keep imv Open Accounts. I will keep
on hand a good Stock of
DR y GOODS, FANCY GOODS, GROCERIES,
T'N WARE, it-r.,
which I will tell at the moat REASONABLE prices.
PAPER.
The Subscriber in al*? Manufacturing PRINTING
and WRAPPING PAPER, of all aiiea. .
HAGS wanted, and taken hi nu (quantity.
L.c" 31-tf R. GREENFIELD.
rpiIE Subscriber continues to ORNAMENT with
.1 FINE GOLD every variety of 1IAIU WORK
to oriler, such lit l/rtir Ii.oacket, do. Finger fiintjt,
do. Feet, Fob aud Guard ('Saint, do. ilVrReivi,
firmer let*. and, in fact. EVERT ARTICLE IN THK
BRAIDED HAIR LINE. Makes. of line Gold,
Kngnqtmrni Hinge, (with nsCription thrown in,) Sotid
GoM, SUrre, Collar, Hotom and ('Simite UwtUoxt;
Bngravea MnUitt. Sinft, dt., flute of every kind,'
and makea all art icier in Itt-sas. Silver or Gold | Repair*
neatly all. Jesfelry brought inj takes all old
Gold or Silver, iU fair valuation.
Ji9>- Offico eixty yard* east of the Old Court
1 IIonM, Greenville, S. C., and near the Enterprise
Office. J. II. RANDOLPH.
July 1 8 ly
Boot, Shoo and Loathor Store.
THE Subscriber baa oij hniul an excellent assortment
of BOOTS AND SHOES, of bis own manufacture.
Also, Just received, a fino assortment of
AflgS. ' LAWKS* SHOtot. SLIPPERS,
Ml x. Gaiters, Ae.; Mirsca and Children's
^A-^Q^^KItovs,nil sues; GentleiiiGu'a.Hlippera.
Alan, a large atoek of RR0GAN8, Shoemakers.'
Tool*, Loathor Piiidiiigf, Thread? Lacc, Ao.
He has also on hand a large atoek of
LEATHER,
which ho wHl Mil ?t WHOLESALE or BBTAIL.
Having .in hi* employ excellent workmen, ho i*
pre pun--1 to MAKE the (Inert article of BOOTS and
SHOES, at the ikortMl notice.
All of the aborw flood*. together with articloa ef
hi* own manufacture. will be roll I at the njoet reasonable
price* fbr ca*b. V, BURTY*
In mar. Lovki.axdV Bhuk
April 15 49 tt
BBEEWlltE MARBLE We
I fpiin eulrmftpBi bwViiig piiir'niMud ilit ittiaiekl of
1 Mr. J AM KS D. CM Af.MliHK.be will continue
the 5LARULK ?lT8I5KSS M heretofore, at the Old
Stand iu the raar of Mr. Ketehum'e 8 tore.
lie fcoU thankful for the patronage which haa
iteen extended to the Firm of ClAtNiRH A A i.i.r.s,
and In/per, by attention t<> htndnuaa, and promptueau.
to merit a eontinwanee of the rumo.
Oct T 22-tf J AS. M. A I. LEX.
A??N~CV~KIR N. "cT INSURANCE COMPANY'.
, TH E A8IIE VILLE " %
Mutual Insurance Company
HAV-IN.fl complied with the logal requisition of
tki# State, in relation ta Agenotcr, and bar.
ing .ippointrd*tho iindcratgncd an their Agent for thia
plane, he ht now prepared to take RISKS en T./P7I
or PROPERTY. JOHN W. UKADY.
Oreeurllle, t. ft, Feb. 10. 18*8, 4* ?f
* S^7bowjVi?
Manuiaotur er of a*d Daalar in
ytrtytJURIS of we.ry description,
j. ' CHATS? of trtry ttyloi
* AMD...,
FISKU CELEBRATED MEfALIC DURIAl CASES!
' * Opponit* tht Co*rjnr?* iDoner,
Fob 4 euLVXMM, ft e. aa-lf
n i w^amts pgrce s frum tso to '
EXT HA OH BOSS OV #6 JPOB BSMKBBS; '
THESE MACln^Kfe *?wJM? tw<T.,pooU, m pu>
cbMod W >m" tiro ctoro, requiring n > ro wiudlnj
ot thread. They 11. m. Bell, itathcr and Rtitoh hi a
superior rtyie, finishing caott noiyn JJy their own ?peratlptt,
Without recourse to Nfa haixt ?cx dltj' as da
roq uiro.l by other machines. Tfcejfwll! do better and
thcujHT sewing than a scniustrce* tad, even if aha
work* for'OXK opt* a* noon, and tire, unquestionably.
tba nrrr Machine* In tbe market for family
Kewing, ou account nf their simplicity, durability,
- easo of management. and adaptation to all vnrirtio*of
family rowing, executing cither Iroavf or flue work
With equal ftiolllty, ami without special adjn*tmwltrf
iA* ei Mvnpvuf iua,un^uc?Hvsiiu eniiti i?tiij -ri-vl. ,
Machine#, tiro Grocer<( iiakcrXntittg JtfctcSj'nr (?om- J
jmvmj iwvf ivej/^iunj rvivi w>?v
" Having bad one of drovef & Baker's Machine*
id my fhnilly for "nearly a yci* add n half, I take
plensuK lu comincoding Unsavory way roilsblo for
the prtrp.igfi for which It is designed?faintly ?wing."?Jfit.
JotAna Lentil. wife <V" Kri". Z*r. Len\ii,
Mi*,, of A. 1*. i;T?
< - confess myself delIghtcd with yodf Sewing Ma-.
' rhino, whiclrliu* been in my family for many months.
It has alwayabcen ready for iluty, requiring no ad
Justment, ni>d i? easily adapted to every YOjlety of
ftmaHy.sewlhg, by slmplv eh?ft*1*g the HbOol. <*
dneSfP?.Ww,. Wnntrtt ,WrWHnli(t| irtjtfo/" jloi'.
Or. Si. i. i l,,,,,V, F?lit?, ?f A. V. Ckri*H*% AitrocakL
- "After frying saremi different ioo<t machiucr, I
preferred yours, on account af Its simplicity, and the
perfect case witli whi'-h it Is nunmged, as woU %* the
strength and Jural h'Jr of tbesoam. JttUrr Igng experience,
I fool competent to speak in tkis manner,
and to oonfidonlly recommend it for every variety Of
family Sowing."?ifrt. ?\ B. Sjioorxcr, wife of.t\t
El it or of Dn>oktyM Star.
"J have used a 0rover A Baker Sewing, Mnchinc
fur two yearn niH' have found it adapted to alt kinds
of family sewing, freid cambric to broiidilolh. OnrmeuU
havo bean worn oat without (lie giving way
of a stitch, 'flic Machine U easily kept in order,
, and easily t?*cd."?.Vr?. 4i B. \\hilrph, wife*/Bee.
Qeo. WJcijtpfe, 2ttw York. - t-y
" Ymtf Swwldg Machine has boon !t? tree in my family
-th? past two yean, aifd flic ladles request mo
to giro you their tostimouiels to its perfect udaptcdttcss,
as well, as labor-saving qualities in the pcty
fo(uiance of family and household Sowing."? Robert
Doorman, Keir' York. '
" For several month* wo bays used Orovor A Baker's
Sewing Machine, and bare cproe to tbc ronolu
sinn that every lady who desires bcr sewing beautifully
and quickly done, would bo inost fortunate iu
possessing one of those reliable aud indefatigable
iron ncsdio-woinen,' wbosh combined qusHUet'o
beauty, strength, and simplicity, are'.invalutible."?
J. If. .tforrte, <foh,/hter <ij (Jen, ffeo. J\ iforrit, Ed
ilor of the J fume dour nut.
Extract of a letter from Thus. It. T,oa*itt,-Esq.,ah
Ainuricnu gentleman now <psid?nt in fydney. New
Bonlh Wales, dated January H. IBM: "I bad a tent
made in Melbourne, iu -U&3,' in which there were
over three thousand yards of sewing done with one
of Urover A Baker'* AlachJncs, and a single Ream el
that has nutStood'Hll the double suqnss re wed by
sudors with a needle and twine."
"If Homer could be called up from bts-murky
hadoa, be would- stug the advont of Ihroyer A Baker
as a more benignant miracle uf art than whs ever
Vulcan's noil by. lie" would dooouuoe midnight
ahirt-inakuiv as 'the direful snrilitr of woes unnuiu.
berod.' A'/rtk.
" 1 take picture in uyln| (bat the (Iroror A Baker
Sewing Machine* Lave mure than sustained my
expectation. After trying and returning: others, I
have tbrce of Ilium in operation in my different places.
and, after four year* trial, hare no Cat ill to find."
J. H. fhtiumond, Senator of South CarOh'na.
" My wife baa bad one of Qrorcr k Baker'* Para-'
fly Sowing Machine* for some time, and I am satisfied
it i* one of the held labor-raving machines thai
baa been invented. 1 take inneb plcnsnro In rceojpir.
ending; It to the public.-J.' G. Jfarrit, Goremo
nf TVgwtnr*. t -v- .
"If
is a beautiful thing, and puts everybody into
an excitement of good humor. Were I n Catholic, I
should insist upon Raints Crover ,k Baker having ae
eternal holiday, in commemoration of tixcir good
deed* for humanity."-?Cosefas if. {'lay.
" I think it^l.y far the l>e?l patent in use. The
Machine can bi aijnpted from the finest cambric U<
the heaviest rassimefc. It sows stronger, faster, and
more beautifully, tlian ono can imagine. If mluc
could not ho rcidarod, iwonvy could not buy It."?
Mr*. J. O. tiro ten, XathcUU, lorn,
"It is speedy, vary neat, rand durable in its work:
is easily ttnrfci .Hood and kept in repair. I earnestly
recommend this Machine tb al! my acquaintnn? is
sud Ol'ii'ir."?Mr*, it. A. forrotl, Sfctophi*, Trnn.
" We lied this Machine to work to onr satisfaction
and with pleasnre recommend it to the public, aa w<
believe the Urover k Baker to he tlio heat Rewi ig
Machine in use."? Dmry Brother*, AlUoonia, Trnn.
" If used exclusively for family purpose*, with ordinary
earo, I will wogor they Will last one 'three,
score years and ten,' ami never get out'of fix/'-^oka
Krakinr, Xtuhviite, 1Van.
" I bare hiul yonr Machine for several weeks, and
am perfectly satisfied that tho work it does i? the
best and iuof I beaut.fill that evor was mode."?Moyyio
Aim toon, XuthrUir, Tenn.
111 use ui? machine ujioo coats, dress-making, and
iinc unnu siucuuig, nua 10c worn is aumtraoie-?t*r
licttvr thnu tl?? heed sewing, or any other machine
I bars tr* seenU. TAomp?<m, A'atArilir, <
Trnn. " .
"Tflnd tb* work the strongest end most beautiful
I have ever Mto, nfade either by hand or mscbioc.
and regard the G rover A Baker Machine a* one < f
the greatest blessings to oar sex."?Jlr*. Taylor,
.Yarkvillt, Trim.
"I have one of (iroror A Baker's Machines iotise
in my family, and And it invaluable. I can oonfldcutly
recommend it to all persons in want of a Machine."-?
(J. T. Thompnim, S'urhrille, Tem ?.
' I take pleasure in certifying to the utility of too
Grover A tinker Hawing Machines. I bare nied en?
on almost ovary description of work for tuiethi, at
find it much stronger and hotter i? every rapt et
than work done by baud."?Mr*. tt. W. WAf \r,
Atuhfillr, Trnn. ~ a
" t wonld bo unvr'iTog to dispose of my Grover k
linker Machine for a large amount, could I not replace
it again at pleaaurw*?Mrs. II. O. if car U,
SnrkrilU, Tenn. < * ? .
" Our two Machines, purchased from yon, do the
work of twenty young ladles. We with pleasur* re.
commend the urovcr A Baker Sowing Machine to be
th? best fo use."-? X. 8tillma*6 Co., MtmpAi*, Tenn.
"I find the Mnchl&e easily managed, very durable,
and take pleasure in recommending it to all who
wish convenience, economy and pleasuro."?Mr*.
Tiln?, Mrmpkir, Ttntu
M_rch 10 , 44 8m
r ^ KOTki A
1.1. persous indebted to ate for the years lkftfi,
'&7 and 08, by BOOB AC^nrsiT orh'OW,
| are reqnestod to eoiue forward and pay iru. as fur. I
Iher tri'f?/grMce finiiot ( giitn.
Feb 3 M-tf F. BL'UTT. .
" REED A QOODLETT,
ATiaRHE*# AT LAW,
A*l?
SOLICITORS IN EQUITY.
f-ar* Ojfic* nrxt door to F. F. Beattio dt Co. gl
OUKKNVFLLE, 8. C.
t. T. MVP. ?. P. COOOl.WT.
i -Tune 4 ; * 4 'w' f ' ?f
ORR & PRICE, '
ATTQ 6 AT LAW,
OlllCKNViLLK, S. C.
iWir.% i. Aam. .or. r. rticr
Miiy 13 I it
Bfnlr ipmntet ?h?iln|.
8Li 11 HI 1?K roiuinno, the TOKflORIALJrmmmM
At liin til I f?Uiu? Ut Beailte'a Urlck B.tit<Ung,
M ke U M? Ir, flarmg (he day aim* evening, t?
iff tU Rrtrd and Cat Hair and Shampoo tfca
If><*4- IW-wafrtfnTty aika a ronUmMHSJt'ir Mtrnnago.
fl-dff ? 0441
RUOE|or cwy v^rWljf,*lwoj.
_ Tl- g"-?- K--?-* njKrirff- ?" ???nirtm.nt ,
.. r m> ut?TI I"K(K:A NrfSKHfifcruf aU~di??sjpr
tiofx^ whwh ?Vu oftcrtitPjii "vuqsenUy lo w j.ripp,
Boot atall SSiu?: jnnnn(?cl6rr.
Wekro tiorr t?njclng prcrprat'ons 'Jty fifoincrce
(li- Mauii"iwtare "of I! ^hobs, M>d wlH receive
*ni? Mlthat lU*e.
OROciitlES.
A General A?*orttpc?t of QlKX'ERIKii will aleo ;
be found at tUU. oat nb! whmenl,. upd will bV^ftpoaoil
of vu aeeeenniHtatihg .tvnns.. v, A
Brooke, jkrart?}CPyn>
8?0E'MAX RS WANTED.^
A fine competent lliwdfttn And ?iap}ny7hent on
early triplication tO-lM.- -' IS., S- A 'J.
''
Do You wish to Buy Real Eatato
Kf'g.- i x anekx rr r r. 1: t
TI1IC Aubecriber.b' Atrmj frr the s&lo of the folio
wity; Tvim Property :
SfcotRKK. Al*T>_LOT on thmrombo Street, oppoaito
the Female Ollrge, nitued by Me, R .T., .Ttu?<f"n.
Hf 11 si: AM) I.OT <.| .Ml. J. N. r<Wjfc?eAr the
Railroad Depoti Olio of Ho u.oet ttceirnbH jdacca
4?X?pefttuh> ? ~ 53^ "JT
H(HI8K AND I,OT' of. Mr. H. II. WU&PBV ?
he Angneta road, mid near the P?j|Wj;"
Alert, acver.nl -llior place*. '?
Tbo above-property if ill he ao'd upoo the meet
reesoneblu tortus. ?. " \ tV.I'. Fit ICE.
j.?.. -0 ?r .
~n AYER'S
"fr . CatHnrtie Pills,
(Siu.k/i coa Ti:b,)
f - AU? MAl)K T?p *
CLEANS* THE BLOOD AND CUIUS THifllCK.
Inrnlltla, Knlhrr., Molhrri, Ph>'efcl?|i>,
'TCtteanifeplltlv read ttielr K(frtla,
and Judge of (hrlr VlrtHlf
VOll Tit* dtlUi 0? I
Ilcndacbe, Sick Ilend ache* Foul Si'oanch.
Pneer'Jee. IU., Jltv J,
T)a. J. C Atm. ftr: J have ber.it yfmniicUy otrtA of
the nr<n?t lieadarlie any body ena hare By a Aom tr two
of yon I 1'IUl. ] C avrina In urine fltHIV* toal Wlaitll, ?fctrh
Uley tleanao at iin-e If ?).?> will cOra other* at llity do I
** il. r_.i 1. ?.? !> r r *.. ,-w |
?<mr* kith great iwoiwcCjV
Riitous Disorders and Uver Complaints.
IHr/ariiiirr vr th* IsTtaina. I
l?'**nlxnTo?r, I). 0? I Kwht JSSfc. )
Sm: Y Jiara uatd your ruin tu my prm-rul midliprfUal
prm tiro s*er alnco ynu maife tfcmi. and rmniot iioollaiotto
say thry or* tha boat caltiartV * rmf#ny. TVlr Ventolin*
action on thI* quick ouA ilwbb-d. ronsri|n?Mly
Ihaj are au admfruM. retard. for itrfa a f- rwr r of 11 to t
organ. lu U-oJ, ] haro?cK)ujbi f ,ntu| m raoruf Mirmor dutaie
ao ulmtluate that It did Ml roulllj yield to tbrtii
J'latcreally youru, . ytLON/.O I1AI.U M.
HtgtiSuin if Pi* Van hi Unquiet!.
Dysentery, Rein*', and Worms.
Porr Orrtca, tJantUND, l,i?. Co. Mice., fcor. IB, >Mk
tV- Arm: YoUr 11IU arc the prrf.cttbn of ni?tlyli>o.
They tiaro done my wife ntoro ywS tltnn I < ?n toll you.
Slip hail boon alck nnd pining ntrtgr'fl*" mouth*. W'rnt
off to ladnftaral b( rrvnf uiwim. knt pot no txttrr. Nw
then commriicod taking your rill*, which ibon torrd hrr,
by 0X|xllU)( targe qtutntitioo of worm* pleady from her
Uvlv. Tlicy ufb iv. nidr cured ber Bod oar two ChH.lrrn
Of bland) dytriitory. Ouodf our uidrb bona bo4 tl lio?l. as A
mv wife enrod Mm trfth two doooa of yoar I'illt while
oilier* around ti> paid from flr# to twenty dollar* ilof ion*
fclllB. and loot touch lime, without b<dn* cored ouitrrfy
errnthen. Such a Ainlkuir a* jiowHL which It actually
gou?l aud huuout, will ho nrnioil lirrc.
? - - . afco. J. mums,
Indigestion and Imparity of lite Blood*
/yam Per. J. V. Himrt, Atatar if Ailmtt thuixM. H ttcm.
Dr. Arm: t haro Mtd your I'illo with exti.*'>r<lto*ry
niicwt In my family and onto up tin we 1 nm nihil to ? felt
In ilUtrem. To regutof* the orjran* afdtgeotlon ami pnrh
?r the blood llioy aro llio verr beat remedy I haro rum
nown, aud 1 can muSilontly recommend lliriti to my
irtvow. n?ura, ?p. m*W<
Wamiw, M rowitifl Co- N. Y.. Oct. 84. 1846.
Out Rnt: 1 am tiring your Ombartlc 1111* fn my prarv
llrfl.onil And them all aicellent purgative to claanao tin
avatrut aud purify (be fountain* of the Mood. . >
JOHN 0. MRACflAX, M. D.
Erysipeloid Scrofula, King'* Evil, Tetter,
Tumor*, unci Suit llbi'MRi.
From a fhtwcan/fnp Mmhwl of <4 l^u t, it6 4, I860.
ft*. iini: Yonr Vlltn are (be paragon of all il.at la
great In fnedtrlno. Thcv bar* rurrd tut little daughter
of iilermn* " re* upon her band* and fret that had proved
InrnntM* fat year*, liar mother hod been lone grlavanm
ly afflicted with blotch** and pimple* on bar ?ltl? and hi
bar balr. After onr child traa cured, abv aleo Irh-d yonr
mil*, aud they Itave cured her. ABA MOROUI DOiS.
, Kheuinntiun, Nctirnigin, nud Gout*
Jft.em Uu Are. I* . fbaAu, of (Aa ArtAadd J>ta fhnl.
PvL*?gt Jlotax. Itruitn Oa- Jaa. ft. Ittft.
Tlovamto 8ia : 1 abould lie ungrateful lor Ibaralief )oo*
ah 111 haa lavnght m* if 1 did ant report my raw to yau.
A cohi nettled in my llmha aud I fought on excruciating
neuralgic pat us, which auded In chrnwtc rheronnt hon.
Not a it h?tnndnif 1 bad the baat of ph) "irUna. the dtna***
griww woraw and worse, until, by Uia advice of yonr excellent
agent (n 11* It tutor*. l?r. Mar hen lie. I triad yonr Pills,
Their effect* were alow, fat *nr*. By peter?triugia lb*
?M of them, I am now entirely wall.
8***1* Citatum, Barn* Kovua. I.a., ft Dae., 18BS.
Dir. Av*?: I barb hu* entirely meed by your PHI* if
Kbenmattc Oont ? a paiurul dloaa* that bad ftfl!tried mm
for ycara. V1NCKNT ftblDKLL.
For Dropay, Pfefborn, or kindred Corn*
glntMla^wqntriwf an afflli purge, Dm; aiaan axceiFor
rofttivmeta or roBfttipntlon, oatl mm
' * Dinner Pill, they are andeaMa awrt effr. tual.
F!l*? RoppreMioB, Pnrftlysi*, Iiflnmao*
ftftOga, ni?d evan OeAfUeaa, putt Partial Illlmd*
. **?, bar a bean cured by Iba altwatlr* action of ibaaa
PHI*. 4
Moat of Iba Pllla In marital contain >I*rmry. which. altlumgli
a valuet'la remedy in ahilful Itanda, a dangerona
in a public pill, fttw (be fmdftil'ttniiainnitw that frequently
6mm its InOtullou* naa. TWas contain no woof
warp or mine. al tubauuc* whaaar**.
AYER'S CD ERR Y PECTORAL
* won ntraianimti" ee
COUGHS, COLDS, HOAKfrKKIWfcV*
ENZA, BH(mcmn?, WHOoruo
, COUGH, CROrr, AMH1MA, UU
OIPlUTCOlklVSPIIOR, I
md frr^tlwe r?U?<^o|- NMwptlri patlanta fk idfMMt
Wb naad not aptak la tl<* puMI* af lib rlrtwav
Thrtuixhotit M?r/ loan, and ala??1 ,mj ha?M af tha
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