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®I)<* Pemacr«t| eeilth! beauty!! M KD.\1XI»AY, Ot 'I OIJKH 37. tTes LAUliEST C1RCDLATI OX - - -'/’// h' l>EMn\ CHAT HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF AS Y PAPER IA~ DARLISCTOX CO US TV AMD PUBLISHES THE OFFICIAJl AJi VER TISEMEKTS, ^rons, Puni and Rich Dlood—In crease of Fiesli and Weight—Hear SIJn and licaniirsl (omplcxiou, SCtllILD to ALL. To Oiir Subscribers. Our subscribers will boar ini mind that it takes money to carry on a Newspaper, and we earnest-^ ly hope that they will come for-pj ward and settle their subscriptionss at once. To Our Friends. I RABWA'SPS ) ; Sav'i'iuanTian Besolvent m \t>i; qci AYe make no apology to our friends whn arc indebted to this office, for asking them to settle with us promptly. The announce ments in this issue are sufficient reasons. *‘Tlic lie in oc rat.” We beg to announce -that the publication! of the Democrat will be contiuued WeM have the promise of kind friends toeontribut"! to its columns, while one, long connected with] the Press of the State will conduct the Edi torial department. — We sincerely trust that the friends of the! paper will exert themselves in its behalf, it is intended to make it au acceptable fami ] ly visitor and the unflinching advocate ofthe rights of the people. A. P. LUCAS. :• ASTONISHING CWHBfc i’ll) AS K THK CHANOKs, ■ - rsima tub inmaj- : Ai.v wiiAuiiutun utn:-! ci.m: that Every Day an Increase in Flesh and Weight] is Seen and Felt. S'-rofnln. Consuiiii**Ion, Sy|>!illl«.nncnre*l Mini ft i v «»•<•.«tc:l W ik** ceixl. lit ltd tunny foi-ui*. (.«! ttitlaXttr titwnwts, tilrrrs fit lUe 'I it r«'it f, ItloiiliT. Tk:iuors f Nodes In Ilie 1mml•*, «d»tl tHlit-i* jnrlK of tlac •ystrm '.nr lly**. vtiiiiottw ft ixclmrfz** fv<Mii tl»e ••.mvs. «»f the Kye«« N<>»« nnd titc woritt form* of ’xutn di«- costs* i:rit|Mf3n«* Ft-v t-t* Sore*, Sc.old He ml, liin’4 Wot m, N..lt KlicuiMy Kry»l|»rl*t*. Acne, 'Worm* In the t>'le*h. I'tmior*. C'ltncer* in like vVomli, auid »I1 rveaUciiiitf' au,l \t.f inful (|In« hnr^e*. S|»er«n nn<i ull waule* of e, are witiiin (lieeui'Ative llatltvity** Sur*tti>nriliinn Kr.uol- iay* uae will prove to any in;; It for rlliier of tlaene form* of lent power lo cm c tlicin tide S;ai suparillian <te»olvcnt » .<Ci I all k '.'twn n me l . in the cure «'f Cbronk’ aiii;-v i Syphiloidduicasc*but it t .inly jjo it .«• icmciy f.,r Iwiduey. JUladdrr l i-inary, ittid V\ ouib «ii»c.i.»eiit Caravel, liia- Leier. Uropsy, Si of Watei'y Incon- t.ii*rtke«. of I ritte.. Ui ;^!it** <ti*ea*e« Albrttn- tnin*', Htt«l in nil cu*e* wliero tliere tire Hri t tiwfl <le|ia*t« *. ortlie water I* llilc'k, cli.-.ty, intie-i wiltt wub.lanee* like the VVitife of :t.t or tltretvl* like white silk, or there l*. u utorhlti «1 irh. hiliou* appear- niM-c, uitil wt ilv hone du«t tl»po*it*, and where there i*» a prlekiu^, imruiik^ *en»a- tloik when pnifaitt" water, and pnln in the >.os»li of .lie i'.ifit. .• o«l alone: i lie Isoin*. In alJ < lirwe coiad i (ion* ISa^iw ay’* .^urkaparil- lioi* 4.c«ol vcni :iidt-«| i;y the appli* ation of ■ a.I t\ ;i>’ , h i!»*:ist> Itellcf to tlieaplnc niktl SoiMil of t he Ho eh. and the ICoWrl* reisnla- X«*ii ii U otie «•»• t wo of Hud way** Uejful-' *- l»i*4 I’iilu }>• !* »la«y. v/ill *oon nmko a c- . - *»w. at ^ «l»v 5 if. * |m i nc ra »»• «? Itac v«u t, ;* mi >« Cc »»••«•« «>t» >• ttmm tl I n •• a*r . It* »».» N«t - •>» ,!y d-te* Mr. Jerome I*. C'biiso, Calls attention to his offer of valuable lot- in the growing Town of Florence, and tin sales of his Stock. He offers inducements.! and we think it would be to your advantage to give him a call. Court. Court has been in session here for nearly' three weeks, and still there seems to be plenty of business on docket. It is to be hoped that the docket will now be cleared. Our Market, r» *111 p . I Ik o If iv ft i) «. ili« jial lent v» ill L. ■ fi». ..til « t <« > (Mil 1 a .iri .ti*!'Iiargc Iii* wutf r II. i tor •a ly tt i iiioui im iik. u«i«l Cite Vi'iue a ill b. : • m i. A it * it» ikutuiAil cicar, uutl aaiJber or ay Ctl* at'. VI I WAS r: :s OF THE BODY «-up »rh n w, Jli aithy, r*n<l vigorous Mood, that lu. I'-i .sou M Dlrti lUi ii-uce ull sulTfrijut from w 1 A* > NS.VO 2<! ( :>i f , ci h r MALE or FEMALE, I*. ’ at r I'rjr iiis whether I^ucor- r!. i-4. s.f.m or G.t;,. i .i. ■ )'. of every k>nd, or f. o .1 v.. ot ‘ . , r 4. .a ti.c Oenil-il ULuda. o. •i Col . ! i • !» ’• «*!• • '■ s->.c-, tin-•- :he t < i' t .r ui P • U-f • S..4 Ol [ •A . > W A Y S SAKSAi A :. i L- Lx -—V, are a ..rv.* ■ ri, i •n 1 the raptured or^atis healed TII UL'K , 1 Hi: RY ■ F CURE. RAD .VAY -FA ILLIAK Itli-HOLVENT su; >11-10:1 - the - • i»i til i -h tui- lii'.od, urine, sweat, m.d St, ' Ul »in ..i Coli*, u-ii'., with T.^.'iif moLiup, Fieah i . kin ' . licit : or Csiu >n an t F 4? m.kioK clem. nu. All oi i is* c u.it i it * g Tr itr. ■ 'm : /, p-thj'yipg, amt .i . 7 . n r . - i/i •» Jf'H s. I't- j./iv.s, nltd drirrg or* / ot D . . y a:* i ton a .ion. C.' * •L T * i i . . w .1; :L . A'Li.ljSti, ItuuV&Y, Si i • . U»s, 4 r CLi{ i ' • iA X-c.. sire r!1 of :i •c. >411.0 ui <i4.- - 4 Uil Id’i ;; • ix, :.r • wi. hin ihe ciuativc r:tr. i the : Al. AL. A! .* 1 i. 1 A X RL iOLVF.X 1! i t: 'a, b « ver j. imo desipiatcd, i8 .s of C • :.S I - .e biooil, in 1 net .1 or . a sed L. ‘ il.o mj i. : '..u i u ! - >• • Jet o.-i * i.'au? Has for the last two week, been plentiful ly supplied with meats, which we are glad to sec. We uotice that there arc several, stalls kept open during tho day, whore good meal can be procured. SomelliinuR A civ. We are pleased to notice the progress made in Gtting up a Steam Grist Mill, Cinj^ and Cotton Press, in our town by Messrs.^ Habt <fc Co., and hope ere long to hear the??, shrill blast of the whistle, announcing to allfi that they can diave meal and grist mud town at short notice. We wish the prise entire sucress. Lol' (.e, c:iry, SIVe L Ciu * made iiiVj .e enter-;? Ci. IV. dinar. f; We call attention to the advertisement nip the above Drug House, to be found elsew hor\ in this issue. We edvise our friends win need drugs, chemicals and fancy articles (n,;i go to this deservedly popular house, as the via will there find articles that will suit them '/4 both in price and quality. This house deaNjfe in nothing but the purest drugs and chemi-|"! cals, paints, oils &c. Go and see them. f! llurnliain** Drug .Store. Attention is directed to the advertisement of this house. He advertises Drugs, Med cines and Fancy Toilet articles. Call on him at the sign of five Ked Mortar. Remora!. Ostendostf & Co., gives notice where, that they have removed from old stand, and their country friends will learn ji by rcadidg the notice whereto find him. M ns. Parker, 4. Tliat Hatlway’* Sn rMapnrXIIIan He** olvcnt .pi' > id want Lcv.r bufort losi or ktioWB to exi-.t iu uioaioim*. ; tit thu nu«r fouui principle in Chen.i al 6. it*ace, * Lieu n.-w been brought to sue i a per fect syot- ui ofttiiC la exli.btcd u* follows : 1. Ju ::reat power in a*Aiuilatinir the food in its fimt of uisiiil.itiou in tho pro< »ss ul digoslion, a* chyme *ui chyle r.ith the nuuii^liing elements of bk-nid, j raiiig from tl.e*o ix-tui Is xefusc and inert qual ifier L-‘l.iie iLcy nre taken up by the laciecale and are formed lufo biooi. Here wo eoc that by its wonderful p twer it marges the syeteui with the very oe*eJ>ce or powers of tho body, and its iu it* prunftivG and coin atom of u.-fuse material or irut of disease is formed. 2. I hat, the tnoo-l thus prepared, and supplied with these u-juri'hii.sc properties hc^comaj strong, rich and healthy, »u.i !. idd in wjlulioa its proper constituents, through the Saj**iiMm illiaik lie«olvent* aiid repair* the rv^-'esot iiio body with sound and healthy •ftructures. Su -h is the wonderful power the Sar«a- giuriiltaik iL«sM<»iveilt cxci’ls on the blood and juicti* of iij. sysf<-ic, that no virulent humors or poi sons will exist by w iueli deposits are made. 3. i ».e r i|iiuity which tno Mar-aparllllan enters the circulation, a.i 1 communicatos its curative power* tluua_’li thy Dio al, Swcatj IJiiue, and other fluids, se- » urts the (xinstita-nt se-Tetion* of «uh respective organ, us; tbiisi.iuu fuucii .uai lucmoay iluougbout the *yt>iein ; through iw a. tioa and i.oivi r ovvr tho Docietions, the lave '<• r*.*t- s it* natu. tl or proper allotment of bi.e; t;.e Kli-n B.vcit; the iv.dn y* urea; «ind the Lung* carbon ; , ■.ii c im- v. ,i ' t .riul tnedicinc not only e«tab- ishes be il;.i i*i tuc bick body, but preserves the bTStem in hv-u lih. A>« wo lu\o uown thcp-iRCiple on which disease form*'.!, j*.*' .. -II ns the on,/ sensible theory of cure, [| of the ^ar*aparil- itnd that every disease Orgauio HUthesia. is, properly w. !.iu it-i ran^e. THE O it EAT SECRET OP CURE in this Mi h i to c.-uii-it*? in the Heloctiou ot iujrredicnta cout-ii.'.ing •••: i. 1 • »ud uoun-liing lropertias tuat sup ply the l'l > rJ a” I w rai -Um wuh *ach coustitu*uita n-uich, in a c ':id;tM i "i i t-*** ;md depravity, it is ued- cic.it ot, . .. ihi r with tiie oorubiiiHtion of the several i v* v.. . . the SAEiAEAKILLIAN ItEdOL- VKNT. if the con-b iuint of Oxygen was exhausted from the I atmcsphcric air, life would become extinct. So, when j the blood bee mi < exhausted of it* vital constituents, it, depociis its tubercles and diseased humors in the body, and the clruv nts of decay and decomposition supeivene. vvny'* SursupArftlliats Kesolvent i* to! the blood and general system what Oxyokn is to the! atmosphaii.; ati-; it supplies the lifj piinciple, and! tka-.A-j enable* the nlool to hold m solution oil its natural con- j stituent*. DAILY CHANGES take pi.’, e, for ns tl i- ipariliiau increases the strength j *.id punty of the b.t” !, ad dt pout* are dimininhed, and j Sept. 22, '69 I A Meccting of Boartlrf of County Comraissla-j 37^ sionera of Sumter ami Darlington Counties,1 [ivu* held at Carter's Bridge to-day. according tOj in previous appointment, for the purpose of devisH ling means for repairing and rebuilding the Bridg es upon Lyncbe’s Creek, The meeting being called to order, Commis-. doner Wright, of Darlington Board of County ■Commissioners, was requested to take the chair bind preside—and Mr. C. M. Hurst, Clerk of Sum-^ jter Board of County Commissioner.-*, to act as] {Clerk of the meeting. I The object of the meeting was then concisely (stated by the chairman, and the members ol hoih jBoRrds of County Commissioners being prestnt,! (took part in the discussion which ensued. It was finally agreed, that but three ol th 'aid Bridges should now receive the attent ion of the Commissioners, viz ; DuBose’s Bridge, to b<~ thoroughly rejiaired—and Carter’s and Durant (Bridges to be built entirety new. Seeded pro Iposals for the work to be received by Chairman (of either Board of County Commissioners, unti’ jlOth October, 18G9. The 14th of October, 1869, was appointed for! mother meeting of the Board of Commissioners, it Carter’s Bridge, to examine bids and give outj Scon tracts. The following “General Specifications” wen ladopted, and the attention of Contractors inritet ft hereto : The Clerk was directed to publish the above! ^synopsis of proceedings, and to advertise notice, •and specifications as ad*, pted. in the Sumter nnd r jDarlingIon newspapers, till 10th October, I860.' J Persons who desire to contract for the build |ing of Bridges across Lynch’s Creek, are herebyl [notified that proposals for the said work should Jbc made in accordance with the following re [quiremeut* and specifications, viz : DuBOSE'8 BRIDGE—'Jo new Blank and tone new Arch. CARTER'S BRIDGE—To be built‘entirely •new. Length 180 feet. Number of Arches If [from Hutment to Butment. DURAET'S BRIDGE—to be built entirely! knew*. Length SCO feet. Number of arches S8J Jfrom Butment to Butment. tidiicral Specifications. All Arches to Bridges to be built of equal dis-l .fauces—except at the channel, which must havt a space of at least 25 feet in the clear. Size of timber of piling, 12 by 12 inches, 18 toj !28 feet long. Bridges to be built two feet abov high water mark. Cap Pieces 12 by 12 inches, 18 feet long. Stringers b by 8 inches, 5 iu a breast, 25 feet I oug. I At the 25 feet space fchanel) of East Bridge 5] [Stringers, 12 x 12, 27 feet long. | I Arches to be spported by brace underneath] from piling to cap piece, size 4 by 6 inches. Stand Braces, 10 by 10 inches at bottom, bev-1 lied to 4 by 10 inches at top. Length, 3 feet lol inches, supported by a brace, from the top toeudi 'of cap piece. j Jog Railing, 4 by 6 inches, hand railing 4 by 61 inches, to be morticed upon the tenon and draw-1 bolted. f Flooring of Bridges to be 2 inches thick, 10 or! 12 inches wide, 12 feet long, to be fastened byj ^strips nailed to the jog railing. { All timber to be of best heart stuff, subject toj nspectiou of Commissioners. Piling to be driven by Piling Machine, with nl 1,000 or 1,200 pound hammer, suject to direction] [of Commissioners in charge of the work. t Sealed proposals received to 10th October,] 1860, by Cai*t. SAMUEL PLACE, Chairman Board County Cuinmistioucrt, Sumter County, at Sumter. S. C., ,, r by JOHNATHAN WRIGHT, Chairman Board County Commission ere, Dai liny ton County, Dar liny ton C. If., S. C. And must be ijeompanied by names of sccuri- ies for the faithful performance of the work. The Boards of Commissionorc reserve the right] o accept or reject any or all proposals offered. Con traitors may propose for the work of oik Abridge or more as they may prefer. Meeting then adjourned q,14»'a October prox.,1 t Carter's Crossing. JOHNATHAN WEIGHT, Chairman. q M. HURST, Clerk Sept 49 52 2t CARRIAGE I*. RUSSELL. UA\ ING BEEX I.ibrr '.lir Fatronizetl for the past Twenty VoarsH in Churlealuu unil throughout the Stale, returns hU thanks, and respcctfullyj solicits a hontinuancc of the same. He is Prepared v. ilh livery Facility to FILL t>UUEP.S tori • ASHES, IILINDS, HOOBS, WINDOW FRAMES MANThE-PIECKS, MOULDINGS. Ac.. &c„ an 13 [has at bis Ware-rooms. No. 5. Haync-street, a isrge and ivcll selected stock of the above good.s.I WORK SHOPS IN PRITCHARD STREET. Tlie Character ofthe work from this establishment for tits paM twenty years will be a guaranteej [to those who may order goods from "W. I 3 . lEt-TTSMSBEILall. Who advertises himself tho only Fractical Sash, Blind and Duor maker by trade, who is now! •arrying on the above business in this city, and will allow no job of work to leave his establish [tuent that does not reflect credit upon him as a mechanic. No. 5.HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. May 5 ly EO. TEEL. BOUT. IIFNMISU.S^ Scar/x, llutieric*, Glove*, Lnder-tcear. Fine Shuts Ready Kado and to Order. Hatton's Kid Gloves, Our goods arc Jxil marked at low prices, and in] Figure*, and oiu motto is ••ONE TSICE.” 219 King Street, 1 door ».dour Mai kef. , Char lotion, IS. C. Oct 13 1 tf robertchTsolmjr [ATTORNEY k COUNSELLOR J Olllce, 17 Broaa*stroct, CHARLES TON, S. C. Sept 8 49 tf .JOHN DAWSON. Dawson, Teel & Henning,| Wholesale and UetalS Dealers in H A II D W A R K , CUTLER Y, <3- TJ 1ST S 7 igricultnral Implements, NAILS, Iron an«!^ ALSO DEALERS IS |.V«7fers’, House Carpenters’, Ship Carpenters’& j Cabinet Makers’. Masons’, Saddlerc, g Whcehr rights’, Curriers’, Ifleick- smitWs', Machinists’, 7’itrpen- tinc Makers', Shoe Ma kers’, Builders’ and Uuncrtakers’ Tools, Rope, Twine, Fishing Takle, Scales, dee. A full stock of all (lie above constantly] Jon hand, and for sale at the Lowest Fries forj CASH. (Market Street, WILMINGTON, N. C.| April 7 27 ly BUGGY A.3sri> MANUFACTORY} W. C. FERGUS, (of SOUTH CAROLINA,) WITH Simms & Tyson, Wholesale Grocers and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 64 South Gay-street, DAL TIMOR E, Md: Consignments of Cotton solicited !i»d promru [returns made. Aug 4 44 MILLINER [•MBS. IIAYX8WORTH tenders'-h' A^J^for the very liberal \ l»in<f*expc?l^ to open new ami complete State? Goods, com}>i isiiig, aU t*j ties, for the fall and win that will defy cot* p't lion. Oi tended to with cure uftd prompt Sept. 16 50 K. D. CHARLES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIMMONSVILLE. 8. C. AT Sept 22 Vi A** wo 1li\ <• ]i. wn the p 1 rrcipie formc.l, ns- ./fll h* tlir omy soils,: w ‘ s the i“uv* • «it .-lire c ^4 I jn .» K«>kOl vent ie uu’.'.ui U‘d, tti ; tl til tt i« of -I iUioUi or O 1 '0* .. .. ' ... . • ..-A.i..! JtDA.RLi3sraxo3Sf.s.c| Jf ew Store. Mrs. Parker HAS JUST RETURNED FROM TSj JB W' A M) is now prepared to show her friends and customers the largest STOCK OF MILLINERY, AND FANCY GOODS, 4 That ehe has ever o r$'‘d iotlic public. AU oT which bhc will sell n the most reason a | hie terms. Call and examine lor yourselves. Set 22 iPlIOTOGRAPHS, FERREOTYPES, AMBROTYPESi V GaiicrT wir.be nper. re-ulrrly, and tiomj ,^Jtbut il.c iHJS'l' VoFh will bo allowed to leavej Ithe .•stablishiitcnt. I’lctuvJit mrjle of any siic, !:nd 'erfect salisfactiou gut rnntccd J. ,S. Fid-Vt', I’hotographer. .Sept 22 ' 1 tf Cairi^e Painting. I HAVE opened a Shop under my Photograph! Gallery, and am prepared to Paint and Trim! lax the very best etylc, ( arriages and Bu/gies — ALSO niture cleaned, painted nni varnished. ting. Glidin'.' md Fancy Painting. Icc ng m » tey how b*. Prime Leaf Lard, SF on SALE AT June 16 BARKER £ KELLY’S] 17 tf Sugar-Cured Hams, F OK SALE LOW FOR CASH at June 10 WiKEU & KELLY’S 07 tf If You Want I ASHTON ABLE, and cheap goods, go to Mrs j PARKER’S, over Parker & Kelley’a Store.I Juno 39 f>9 IT € W anted—Agents, |0 sell a new book of great value to Farm era. Mechanics, and Working men of nlij j^^des and occupations, loth edition now ready.] FARMER'S & MECHANICS’ Edited by GEO. E, WARING, Jr. luthor of “Eleraenu of Agriculture,” **Drainin c For Profit and for Health,” ami former ly Agricultural Engineer of Central Park, N r , Y. 509 Octavo Pages and over 290 Illustrations. The New Orleans Time* says: “It ir* a bool; (which should be in the hands of every Farmer jr.nd Mechanic.” The New Orleans Picayune says : ‘*So valuable book should be found in the hou^e of every Far* Lnerand Mechanic; its elegant illustrations will [make it welcome everywhere.” Active men and women can make more money iand give better satisfaction iu selling this boo than any work in the field. .Send for 16-pagc circular, telling all about it.! E. B. TREAT k CO., Publishers. No. 654 Broadway, N. Y. Sep. 8 p 49 tf iWAUCtfi,’ evansTcogswell,; ^gtejioners, Printers, .3iD Manufacturers J At present there arc SIX GREAT STORIE running through its columns ; and at !«' • One Story is Begun Every Month New subscribers are thus sure of hav St-’ornmeucemcnt of »i new continued story Iter when they subscribe for the NEW YORK WEEK j Each number of the NKW YORK Wivr contains .Several Beautiful Illustrations P he Amount of Reading Matter of »>. [per of its class, and the Sketches, Short Poems, etc., are by the ablest writers in pa and Europe. Tho NEW YORK WEEKLY loe* not confine its usefulness to arausem (publishes a great quantity of really i (.Matter in the mostcondcnsed form. *1. N. Y. Weekly Department (have attained a higher reputation fni. (brevity, excellence, and correctness. Thk Pleasant Pabaupaphs are made up (concentrutel wit and humor of many mlmi- Thk Knowlldgk Box is confined to us ■ (formatiou on all manner of subjects. Tun News Items give in the fewes a (most notable doings all over the world. Tme Gossip with Corkespoxdents c nnsweri to inquiries upon all imagiuabies^' An Unrivaled Literary Papfir IS THK NEW YORK WEEKLi Each issue containcs from EIGHT t< jSTORiES and SKETCHES, ami HALF A i JPOEMS, in ADDITION to the 8IXSRR! V IKIES and the VARIED department - The Terms to Subscriber* ; KOno Year—single copy Three 1>« ‘‘ “ Four copies ($2 60 each) Ten D*» “ Eight copies Twenty !>». Those sending $20 for a club of Kig ^ent at one time, will be entitled to a cop af terward :tdd [Getters-up of clubs caiuf pies at $2.50 each. Sept. 29 STREET & SMITH, Prop. No. 55 Fulton atn 62 AD ST ,r ^5' ' uW s. At Darlington, S. 0^ Al ys, DsR;, Games; :1ag:?s, French Confectionery, FIRE WORKS, ivli.v Rt; •L-.r Goods, sttsli as Clothing, Nursery* Sheeting. &c. 229 KING STREET, Tw o Doors above Market-street, CHARLESTON, S. C. 35 tf Nor 25 c. TNERSHIP. Aftv# this day formed a| the name and style of I rSctico of Law au l, irlington. , HENRY McIVES, B. W. J50YD. • ly. else w tlieirul I i,l^ Wl.r-li! tlli fill t L'*!' <t ?i-;! nl or poition of the .u- tivc, eF-rolulou* tUlrtTCUtS • o rt; rcsto l. and those that are j • ' ttx,>e!lotI, exhausted, or the t • l i .:• / ci Ltrixcd, and the euii«iimp- - 'jett i '* i ivts ^xhI, if not E'juud, 1 Or-tv.'l, Lon ;' . Mi. tit: Caea-l.i V froit. v* '..> >' I LiNI) LADY CUItBD. Dy>. t,> ia, Suit; Legs, Lltcding from tho I. AnnoHnees elsewhere in this issue, her New Stock of Millinery has arrived an is now open and ready for the inspection ol the Ladies. She advertises many new, and handsemf poods of the latest styles. We say lo the ladies, go and see them. The Black Creek Cotton Factory.' . In the last paper on the Black Creek Cot-^ ton Factory, the writer said, “actions” nt.Evjl words, should be tho motto of those interest J] ed in the enterprise. We believe front what; * we can learn from good authority, thattheS ”‘wSn'( e o'aL uc ^ c ' 1111 ’^■ 1 “ c “ urB " r *«^ oJ hall is rolling silently, though certain!', tn-ga “ii cstt, principal hmu-ist, hm, ° ^ . . *, inform r.; - ot • •• -t 'lie n'h S'i.-mI »tanair^ -who- point wnere^ for yi;.:r* v -.* ar.li ttiwi'..! j.l’.-s; A n 1 (iu who h.-1 b ft . t . . .i.f i hy HAD «N AN'S ' wards success, and to that printer’s iuk will be used ad libitum. C.ii .1 tlTIkKR, »l, Wllloa UK, L , k : “Th. > VR saFAIULI.IAN deuian-', and ■.v..;L. . 'Oii*k*rs. Ju.;rolianf, l <i<J ni« Oi a c liluND, i.i.-, I y tho U30 : tno holy;: L.*', ,* ;i a h. v ^ f ... > com ft Ho, iut «]• O' r. • t T HE undersigned beg leave to inform the citizens of Darlington and surroundinu! jcoiintvy. that they have opened a SHOP at Dai- |iington Court House, for the purpose of carry-] ling on the bun. iness of manufacturing and re-] miring Buggies, Carriages, Waggons, Carts*, &c.J All work done with neatness and dispatch. Wo respectfully solicit a share of public pn-j Lronage. D. W. RAST, & CO. Darlington, S. C. Sept 29 52 tf MAYESVILLE MILITARY |-£Lg CLdoixxy. N the 1st of October next, the undersignedi will open a Military School, at Mayesvillc. Hoping, from his long experience in teaching, (to give entire satifaction, and to merit the con-j iidence and patronage of the community at hvrgt finned in The lim^ the ^—he is determined that this School shnll be ofjj he highest grade, and second to none in the" lountry. Boys will be prepared for College or Business.} The Principal refers with pride nnd gratification! to his former pupils, who have taken high pot-i- jtious in Colleges and Business. The 1st Session opens October 1st, and close: February 15th. The 2nd Session opens February 10th, undj closes June 80th. >1 Terms—$100 per* Session for board and tui [tion, payable invariably in advance. We have ju^t opened a m [stock of Goods at w. and well s dev FOB THE Parrott's X Roads, Six miles from Darlington Village. We respectfully ask the public to give us a call. jOur Stock will speak for itself. PARROT! CO. rJcontinue tho business 15 1L RMakin g. IFALL AND WINTER FASHIONS. ^ nmv r * |Xj Ik. 3D I DE3 s.i iMrs. E. H. HAYNSWORTH H AS removed to the Office opposite the resi-jg dence of M.ij. A. C. Spain, where she will* of Millinery and Dres.J 33 ly Mi I.OI IS O. OAB6AN,; P’LINNS* CROSS ROADS, IS. M. A. BINDER has just arrived lVom t [Pari* and London with the latest design- 1 ' Iperauiially selected from tho greatest novelties u i lilsu the most elegant Trimmings to be secured in |Paris. Lacct, Ribbons. Veit els. Bridal Veils, El»era,t&clioTce stock of \Pinc Jtscelry, and Trimr.i d Paper Patterns. Dre&T~Jt qpr —p ;R ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of his patrons and the public generally* to n| \tln d Cloak Making. Exclusive agent for Mr a. M. Work’s celebrated! Fv.-tem for cutting ladies’ d H© saque.-', and'- ■Basques. *Vc. |N. W. cor. of 11 and Chesnut-sta., Philadelphia.^ Sept. 29 6m Ant! Plantation Supplies, [.Just received at his old stand, [and selling in| [quantities at prices to suit purckusers. Sept 1 48 jj I.T\MES KNOX JOHN Gil.? i commercial tmTeller, in lex date of April 17, 13&), ill.SOLVENT in in .'.cat Mr. Ho v>, of .Stimtfoids- t-e where a wotti in WAS • A ItS.U'AM LLl AN KE- • .-I Sh> would gir a be bothered w.th in^rple A IVHtfli, fiT y whu h." 1 b enti.»■:. PARILL;AN IIK-OIa M r. lIoA'. . •' ..' , n tint res^.e.l u.. v'U -,' . tew I ottu i; «i SA USA F ' “ Mr. JoNAniAN Fi., 1«V one bottle, of Lie- F: Threatened Consuut} ti. ••In eve* v town i vi the S.\ liS A1* A • 1ILL1 \ The cure is regarded wj French, German and Drawing, extra. Pupil- will be charged from the opening of the] •ssion, and will not be taken later than six weeks! from the first of the session. \T. L, A- | KNOX & GIKL., COMMISSION MERCIIANTS, jFACTORS !N COTTON &. RICE.l No. 125, Smith’s Wharf, BALTIMORE, Md- G If You Want OOD COLOGNE, CO TO HART, PARKER , June 16 37 CO. If NOTICE. [rM\HE “BI8JI0PVILLE INSTITUTE” lias! f been thoroughly established, and the Pria- ipal re&pcctfully asks the patronage of the friends] if educ&tioti in and around Darlington, C. II. i Young ladiMcan obtain board for ten ($10.00 ’ dollars per month, iu tho faiaily of the Principal. (Boys can be accommodated _with board by the! (Rev. J. W. Crider, and other.*, for the same! amount. Latin, Greek, French. Music, (vocal and in [strumental) English and Mathematics are taught.I TERMS PER QUARTER: 1st and 2nd Classes $10 00,1 3rd and 4tb*01a88es $ 8 00J 5th and Cth Classes $ 0 00.j Music $ 7 50. Use of Piano $ 2 50.2 French $ 2 50. For particulars apply to U. \Y. Boyd, Esq., ofi [Darlington r Capt. J. W. Stuckey and Charles [Spencer, of Bishopvillc, or to W. BEAUMONT CLARKSON, Principal. May 12 32 tf | REEDER & DAVIS. COTTON FACTORS, AN 0 General Commission Merchant.'?, Adger’s NorCi Wharf, CHARLESTON. S. C. PARKER & KELLY. ConsIgiimentH rcsptafully selicitc.l. svKi.r, keeuku, eimmeumas Aug 2,*) 17 DA V ’: 6m. • of Cbroiii of Humor, t- liiscii.'.' th Fit*, Sero-i.’ii Sst.c ml M* • it et-O A pair of Blankets, Quilt or Shawl fnrja one Dollar, appears almost impossible, burjpj such may be bad aud hundreds of other use ful articles by patronizinjr Pauker & v. “One Dollar Sale.” The system of doin^ business has been examined by the author! fj ties and decision rendered from the Inter ^ nal Ilevcnue department at Washington.t|j dated Nov. -1th, 1808, declaring the busi ness perfectly fair and legitimate and entire j. tirely different from the numerous gift enter y prises. Of course al! do not get watches,!* blankets, Ac., for one dollar, but in even- large (•lab, one of these articles are 'old for] one dollar, as an extra inducement, and sorm member of the Club has the chance of oh ga . FT!A; ; • i taining it. A new feature introduced b\ jyL% to furn.':i this enterprising firm, is to pay their agent's^ 1 "' () i : ' 1 ; i in either rath or merchandise and to pro-pat of the Express charges. No better op|iurtuni is? ty can be offered to cither Ladies or Gentle i'd men. having leisure time, than to form club.' ; T for this firm. f:?fi-oui Read their advcrSapmcnt iu another e>e ;! umn. and send tor catalogue. V'surp ( To Son, !.oj, j J Ta '.ho:nCs, care.l by a I I LLl AN LLXJLVJSNT. •. •• t>, of Vi'uUltr bi ttic-n, curo-.l. Lorn ilie Lun;f>, Ni“ht SvcnL, j WILLIAM H. COIT, Principal. Libera! aUvauccs ma-Io upon Cotton |lo ns, and wiR liold the f ame until ordet-e Sept 8 49 •hipp. 6nt DKALERSIN i v l €\ REFERENCES. S. C, >a:.n Die 1 ii.vtrof w.iti.loi*ful cure* bv j I F. 11.VLNT. For every kiii*l j .n, :ia«I all w ak<-nin r I : i iH-comc tured ; with | e 8 '. ' UMdS MM IS)Ml ii. til Ain I- •>; Sores, this wcutWful I j • 1 • t.i-t',< blo.iu that all who tak.*. | . “GF •. (i. MOUTIMER. •* Coimaci'dal Trawiicr.” : \ !■' r ' \ »’ VtlLLIAN RESULVLNT is . . t. ,i i..r $». hv ail l>; uc-i^U . 1 • 1-::. U A 1)\V vY S M aic uo i . I. ne, Nc v Yo.k Ci»y. Lev. J. Leightbn Wilson, D. D. f Maj-csville, Pr. J. A. Mayes, •* lev. F. A. BuisL, Chcraw. S. C. Ten. W. L. T. Prince, Cheraw, S. 0. Maj. F. F. Warliy, Darlington. S. C. Rev. (I II. W. Petrie, 1). !>., Montgomery, lltev. J. B. Mock, Charleston, 8. C. Messrs. Bliinding & RiciiarRpon, Sumter, P. C. 8 49 8ai An Ordinance, Florence Hotel. rr .Ma.S Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, ISoots, 8Ii®e.s |IIE ABOVE HOTEL HAS BEEN ELEGAN ! ly fillt d up aiul reluriiicdicd since the clof- the war. and now affords superior accoinint j'lations to the travelling public. The tabic isupplicd with tin. best that Northern and South | •r:i markets can afford. The proprietor <s gteriaitini to keep the best rating housr South < # *du —y-■»'— a, j• *^—‘1 |lhe Potomac. J W, G AMRI.i;, Qjld lA- I &OC_J _ ; Proprietor, ra ^ ✓ j inch 24 25 * Mill Pond and Channel! HTKRS. r (){. tiiF Tin hi ! u Mill Vaiul 0, Gully T a meeting of the Town Council of Darling- ?«m. tlie following Ordinance whs parsed . All persons within the incorporate limits of this own. arc prohibited from buying or bartering! jfor. Cotton, Corn, Peas and Potatoes, between: lark in the evening and dnviight in the morning, her. it is propoF^«l3,|j H , n ;i penalty of Twenty-five Dollars, < $25.00 j her in the ShcllHmd foreiturcof the prohibited e,»mmt»dity. uit purchasers, andgj Informers giving information sufficient toeon ~lv:ct. shall be entitled to half of the above finej plied, will be thcg|ind the forfeited article. Published by onlcr of Council. G. W. DA KG AN, goct’v. Sept 15 f,0 *3t [Something' New!; IMPORTED ALES. ALSO CHOICE FAMILY CS-z’ooori.esh land Oysters, , . ,ii ii Chariest on »h;cli ! ~ i- well known to be i [LIQUORS AND CIGARS'! -A.T A. P. IaUCAS’ SAMPLE ROOM, which the April 14 tS 1 will sell vow low for cJiah. 28 To Kent. TI |WO Desirable Residences in tbr Town Darlington for the year 1870. Karh pin has an excellent we’.I of water upon it. atol o has twelve (12) acres of good Ian 1 atlariie-l A Ji'y to G. W. DARUAS. Oct 27 2 i I J < ? I from all parts of \)\, Agent, i "wirieston, s. r. A n rear of 18 MRS. JOHN LAURENS 1 DaarMng .Notit-eio V all th ’ their ■ attention of the new and complete! *. I)V SON. It Oct *^OXJlsTC3- LA.JDXES, CHARLESTON, S. C. ffiSu Send for ( ircnlars, etc. ©a Sept 8 49 tf HART, PARKER & CO. DARLINGTON, 0. II., 8. U, J G. Mct’all'fc Store. g WouW respectfully 46 tf ||eitiwrt8 of Darlington Wl’t up: DU I 'GS, 0II EM ICALS, PAI’UNT H MEDICINES, kC., vances of ^ /three-:o»»rthis) ot the' :’oe ti! ailS\\ nuld also c.»ll the special attention (»f Phy'- on oci.sig.ica to <1, ,. W. Wiiliam a '. '' Wilcians to our stock of Drugs, rlcsion. or Williams. Ilirni*' ,v ( o., Ai wjfl . , 1 Au preitcripi ions put up with care. TERMS CASH. |Wliolesale and Retail Dealer ii CHOICK DRUGS, b Medicines, Chemicais, Surgical Instnmisats, rc;:'unjerie3, Toilet Goods, Cor. King and Vanderhorst-Strcctfl, ’j CHARLESTON, S. C. -i'.’roprietor of Aimar’s Sarriiccnla Bitters, . . . For Dyspepsia. Aimar’s SAKSAPAKILLA & QUEEX’8 DELGIIIT. Aimar’s I’BEMIUM COLOGNE 1VATER, AGENT Foil James Buchan & Co s., CELEIJRATED CUE8YLYC SOAPS Ms y 5 31 ' ly orty Thousand Cases of Go were shipped from our house in One s (families, clubs, and merchants, in every (the country, from Maine to California, amm in value to over One Million Dolla: Our facilities lor transporting th usincss aro better than ever before, agents in all the principal cities to t goods from the Manufactures, Import thers, for Cash, and often at an immens. ce from the original cost of production. Our atock consists, in part, of the f r 'goods : Shawls, Blankets, Quilts, Cottons, (, Dress Goods, Table Linnen, Tow cling. Gloves, Shirts, Corsets, &c., &c. Silver-Plated Ware, Spoons plated on Silver, Dessert forks. Five-bottle plated < Britannia Ware, Glass Ware, Table <r- Call cry, i:i great variety. Elegant French and German Fancy Goo., ul Photograph Albums, the newest and •_ tyles in Morocco and Velvet Bindings. Morocco Travelling Dags, Handle' nd Glove Boxes, dec. Gold and Pljited Jewelry, of the nesw - Wo bnY^ilsomade arrangements wit*, e publishing Houses, that will s ti..‘ selttho standard and the latest > popular anthers at about one-halt the i rice;—f .^h a Byron, Moore, Burns land Tennyson s Works, in full gilt an Bindings,—a* d hundreds of others. Tlieso and everything else for ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLi We do not offer a single article of merchnn that can be sold by regular dealers at our jVVo do not ask yon to buy goods from us ». [wo can sell them cheaper than you can i [them in any other way,—while the griro >f our goods arc sold at about One-half the Regular Ra; We want good reliable agents in cvct the Country. By employing your spa jform clubs and sending ns order*. y<; [tain the most liberal commissions, eith r Mcrehan^handise, and ull good > 'will be as represented, and wegtiaranL Lion to every one dealing with our hour Agents should collect t«n cents trmu omcrand forward to us in advance, for live Checks of the goods we sell. The holders of the Checks have the prir. [either purchasing the article thereon •r of exchanging for any article m; our Catalogue, numbering over 350 •!.: ilicle‘*,—not one of which can be purchu usual way for the same money. The udvuutagcs of first sending f*,- are these: We are constantly buying small 1 (valuable goods, which are not on our a - and for which we issue checks till all (besides, in every large club we wdl ru [for Watches, Quilts, Blankets, Dre-s? 1 [some other article of valoe, giving sou;* of the club an opportunity of purchasing^ cle for about one quarter of its value. In every order amounting to over £5.<l- [panic l by the cash, the Ag«*nt may m and in every order of oVcr $100, [retained to pay THE EXPRESS CHARGi T'.iie offer is more'especially to nt'i'. |in the Western and Southern States, i . JtO all customers. Commissions : jents will be paid t<*n per cent merchandise, when they fillup their (for which below we give a partial missions : For an Order of $30. from a clnb gSwe will pay the Agent. «t> conindn.don tdilrown or bleached Wheeling, (r.^.u Du Imwl, Frencii Casftitneuc tern, Fine large White f , < »t Hole., etc-, or $5.0U in caslt W I'or an Order of $ >0, from n c-L; Swc will pay the Agent, us rommis-: » heeling, ouo pair heavy Wool Blniu. pjDrcss pattern* Ilandsoine wool s-, FiSilvcr case Watch, etc., etc . or $5.C>0 > jrt For tin order of from a clu Hlluidrcd, wo will pay the Agent. «« c<’ Wl00 yards good Vani-wide Sheeting, t jri*tiuntiTvg Case Wafch, Rich Long Wo of nil wool French Cassimcro, etc ■u E it Vi ifiKnK : EjWool .Square Sh ^Jtnd Vest Batter a .4.. We do not employ any ’ Sj tistomers should not pay ) w SScF-ions My Sciiool Exe 11 exercises /ILL lii'sln f.ih of September, yeao li) weeF, lon<:, nml ilivi.i imiion per yeav * i’.S. mrotuact A.I , 'l„vA'. a ’‘ , ' l0l ‘ u ® t ‘ 0!ls I’ 1 c.-: •••'• Uf.^ t-**-*rrtrrtf-,T<r ‘ Send Money Always by Re ^Letters. For further particulars send for (. « PARKER & Cc f uoi MrS & 100 Summer St„ Bostoi inio 1® Sept 22 ft2 I $40, It KKit .v KKI ofi (thr i ton ’tia. Vorli, .IDil fiil orders in New York, ,’tnirleMon, Aug i 41 Y will make GASH ad rth»») «*f the V Baltimore or a April 14 iy orvo l • ! “r krre ' ,S °“ty- Tin-Wi, a .f, , Iv f <,u ’Ip'-tct. uiitfu..- ; r'l.h.rom frams ,1 u , Vh Iwill G •r? ,, . r T ® n ** *>koi»rsUip of tlie ft.,! t, M heinsisLaon. Board and rooms I v. • casli. Apply to Principal, t r ‘ v ''TO. ffT Aug 23 '- v ' ; tl 11 ll |j OOTTOISJ —AND— Ing'ersolTs Cotton Press- - 1>a’.YS'>N, TEEt- A HEKNIF' \ViUuiiigtoo r N- ■ert 1 &£■ Travelling A,, money to per?•