Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T ZEE IE 3D7^.I?,XjI^rC3-a?0 3nT ID E IMI O C IR, -ik. T - ®l)c peraocrat. Wi:i>XESI»AY, ireilKVARY IS. 3R, £3 S LOCI MRGEST CmCOLlTIOS—r/TJB DEMO CRAT HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULA TIGS or AST HATER IN EASTERN SOUTH CAROLINA AND PUBLISHES THE OFFI CIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. All parties indebted to this office for subscriptions, will please call and settle tbeir arrear ages, as we are compelled to have money to keep up the supply of material. J. E. Bird, M. U. Attention in oallod to the card of Dr. J. £. BlUDtobo found in anothericoiumn. Errata, We regret that an error occurred in the obituary notice of Mr. .John Young. The date ahou’.d be Jan. 15th 1870. 1%'. C. l>nkeM A Co. Attention is directed to the advertisement of this house, which will bo found in anoth er column, and our farmers may be assured that iu dealing with this house, they will hare tbeir orders promptly filled. Mr. Jacobi, Give* notice in this issue that he has a large lot of goods which will be sold at auc tion on Saturday next. All who want bar- gins bad better attend. Guano. Mr. J. A. L AW is now prepared to furnish his friends with this celebrated fertiliter at reasonable rates and easy terms See his card. More Cutting. We are informed on Saturday night last the knife was used upon a colored individml *>T one of his own color. We were not pos ted as to the extent of the damages. It seems that the matter was hushed up, and all be came quiet. We are not surprised at such proceedings, when we consider the amount of “chaia-lightning” they gulp down daily, and then with their boisterous gabble and screech- inga make night hideous. The use of fire-arms at night has become quite frequent, and is well calculated to dis turb the quiet repose of our citizens. Is there no remedy for these things? It there no law note? We ask for information. IN COMMON PLEAS. SITTING IN EQUITY. Darlington County. M. A. McClanaguan ) Bill for Par- vs. > tilion, Acct. Thoe. Sansburr *n'I Wife, et al j and Relief. ■ T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court I that Andrew Leu end Children of Timothy Lee and Elizabeth his wife Mary IluRose and DuBose her husband, David Churn and — Churn, C. W. Johnson and Matrha his wife, and the distributees of Isaac Muldrow. aro ab sent from and reside without the limit" of this State. It is on motion ofiiarlee k Dargan, Com plainant's Solicitors, Ordered that the above named parties be requested to plead, answer or demur to the Bill iu the case within forty days or an order pro confeuo be entered against them. 7" It is further ordered that the Clerk do publish this order onse a week iu the Darlington Demo- oral tor fortv days. (Signed ) -** J. M. RUTLAND. Jan 19, 1870. 14 7 Mrs. Parker, ■AS thi* day received a large supply of Jftppn Switches, Real Lace Setts, verv pretty Drilled Dress Lining, one pi^ce of beauti ful French Alpaca, BUek Serpentine Braid, lil k Corded .Silk liutione, &c., &c. Jan 2C, 1870. SCHOOL. M ISS BETTIE IV DARGAN has opened a School for Young Ladies and Children of both sexes, ai the Baptist Church Le' iure Room. Terms $3.00 per month, payable in advance. REFERENCK8: Pr. T. A. Dargan, Col. B. W. Edwards, Hon. T. P. Lide, T. G. Dargan, Esq. Jan 19 12 6t_ TO TliE Southern People! INSURE YOUR LIFE TO DAY, THAT YOUR FAMILY MAY BE Provided For. Tomorrow You MAY I He! PIEDMONT &. ARLINGTON Life lusurunce Company, RICHMOND, VA. Assetts over $1,500,000. DIVIDENDS declared fur 1869, 40 %)ct. Purely a Southern Institution. Policy Holders Participate in Profits—Policies Non-forfeiting. This popular and an.I successful Southern Life Insurance Company now stands at the hfud of the list of the best, most liberal and stronokst Companies in America. affairs arc govern ed by the bes.t men in our country, and the prompt manner in which the policies are paid when due. as well a- the careful an i prudent in vestment of its funds, recommend it to the SOUTHERN PEOPLE, as THE Company for them to Insure in. w c. caitkington. President. John k. edwakij^. Vice President. D. J. hartsook. .Secretary. • *. HOPKt.N's, Asst. Secr**fary. •rotors forSoutii Carolina.—Ex. Gov. M, L. Bonham. Dr. Isaac Branch, Dr. J. J. Ward la w. 8. L. Leapbart. The undersigned resrectfuliy solicits the pa tronage of the good citizens of this section for this company. Adders* G. McD. STOLL, A pent, Florence, S. C. Dr. W, A. Washington, Medical Adviser, Oat 13 1 21 ' COULTER & Co. general commission merchants AND COTON FACTORS, 59 LIGHT 8TREK.T. BALTIMORE, Md. Liberal advances made on cnnsitrnmenls. Represented by PARKER A KELLY, Dirlington, S. C. Oct 27 2 3m Back Again! MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER, WOULD inform their old customers and all who are in want of good clothing, that they hav« opened Store No. King alrett, Charleston, and have in store a large stock of Seasonable, Fine and Medium Clothing, We are selling entire Business suits at $10; $12; $14; $17; $13; $21 ; $22 ; $J6; $28 and $30. Dross Suits at $18 ; $23; $30; $35; $37 and $50 Drees Frocks at $10 to $30. Sacks and English walking coats from $5 to $20. Pan taloons $3 to $13* \ eats $1.50 to $7. Wo warrant all clothing made by us equal iu all respects to the best ordered work. FURNISHING GOODS. Our “Perfect Shirt” at $2 and $3; Merino Un der Shirts and Drawers, $1 each. Linen Collars $ 1, $1.50 and $” per dozen. Gloves, Hosiery, Tics, Bjws, Scarfs, <xe. Ac., at extremely low prices / Heavy double and twist Cassimer# at retail ,at $1 per yard. £ft£"M)ne price and no deviation. MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER, A r o. 297 King-street, Slftre formerly occupied hy Me Duff Cohen. Nov 24 C 2m Sarsaparillian RESOLVENT. POISONED BLOOD. Wh?n the blood becomes poisoned by the presence of *r excee* of BILK, UREA, CARBONIC ACID, and the exerementious excretion* of the SKIN:—SOULS, i’lM- I'LKS, BLOTCHES, SPOTS, ULCFltS, and HUMORS of all kinds break out on the surface. Ur. Jtadtrm.’s Sa rsapar il Han llesolvent, When Wtv Jevl is ;r. tbit condition, h uld be taken alternately with RAHWAY’S FILLS. The indication of Cure is to free the blood from th** pr®ionce of thee* e '.isonss and restore the functions of the liiver. Skin, ung*, Kidnevs, Bowels, to their proper duties, tbi# effected, which RAHWAY’S SARSAPAKILLIAN RE SOLVENT, aid.-d with Had way’s Tills, will soou socura —a Cure will be the result. CARRIAGE yvixrxD BUGGY MANUFACTORY AT ZD^RILIIISrG-TOTSr, s. c, T HE undersigned beg leave to inform the citizens of Darlington and surrounding country, that they have opened a SHOP *t Dar lington Court House, for the puipoee of carry ing on the bussiuess of manufacturing and re pairing Buggies, Carriages, Waggons, Carts, &e. All work done with neatness and dispatch. We respectfully solicit a share of publis pa tronage. D W. BAST, & CO. Darlington, S. C. Sept 29 52 tf THEORY 01? PURGATION APPLIED TO TUB Liver, Kidneys, Skin, STOMACH & BOWELS. DR. RADWAY’S PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS, Perfectly Tasteless, ELEGANTLY COATED. A BAD SKIN. — Snc>t3, Morphew, Sores, Pimples, Blotches, I’ubtulfB, Tetters, are caused by impurities of the Blood, Checked Perspiration, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood iu the excreting vessels of th-- Skin. Ono or two doses of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT will rid the skin from those vioitanta on 1 insure ail a beantiful, clear comploxiou. UTETtlHE TROUBLES.—Prolsputu, Uteri. IVhnf of the "Womb, Ulcers, Tumors, Bores, cured by SARSA- PAKJ LLIAN RESOLVENT. Ladies eufferine from Chronic Lenchorrliea, Weakness or Irritation of tne Bladder aud Urinary Passage, Diffi culty of Passing; Unnc, &r., will be relieved Dv a few loaes of RADWAY’S SARSAPARILLIAN UKaOL- V ENT, and cured by a few bottles. s PARALYSIS CURED. LEXa3ViLL,E, TIarriion Co., Ohio. May 12th, 18C9. ifei»sr8. Raowat St Co., Oestevuu*—The RESOLVENT has afTected a cure in • very severe cas'’, that of a Mrs. Ltmuo] Johnston in iliu neighbourhood, she was confined to iter bed and had lost the use of her legs: —four bottle* of the RESOLVENT ha* restored her, and last Sunday she was able to attend Church. The demand for the RESOLVENT has in creased. and we doom it advisable to order in time. Yours truly, R. PITTIS i SON. SARSAPARILLIAN. So quick is RADWAY’S SARS VI A KILLIAN or RENOVATING RESOLVENT in enierin^ into tho cir culation that it rnay be detected in the urine, sweat, and blood in ten minutes after it his been taken. ETSWAN GUANOS, S O L r IS L E M A N U R E S, A-3ST3D M A N U F A C T U R ED AT C IIA R L E S T O N, ' Dr. N. A. Pratt. Chemist for th« Sulphuric Acid »nd SuperphosrhUe luirihoric Acid, ill the f-rm of Voluble Phosphate of Mme. or !• .* 0 T . i The “Carolina Fertilizer” is ci.a<le from the Phosphates of South Carolina, and is pronooncei by varioi s chemists, one of the best Manures known, only inferior to Peruvian Guano in its Fe.*^ lizing Properties. These Phosphates are the remains of extinct land and sea aniraui, andpossosea qualities of the greatest valu* to the Agriculturist, We annex the analysis of Professor Shopwrd: **Laisratari/ of Ike Medial College af S. C. Analysis of a sample of Carolina Feriilizcr, personally selected. Moisture expelled at 312° F 16*70 Organic matter, with some water of contbinatiou expelled at low rod heal 16.50 Pixel Ingredients 09.8*' NPER the direction of J Company. iSolabie Ph*. t ...... j , ,, . Bone Phosphate, is the basis of aU good !■ ertilizers, aod these are valuable in the ratio of Soiub i Phosphoric Acid which is in them. The ‘ ^ 1 hy Dr. by being j soluble phesphuv-. . . . The insoluable Phosphate found in my romruercial i* ertiii/er le ot no moi - value to vhe pUm. r hu the original Phosphate rock. 1 he greater the y frr -ci-u uftliis soluble Phosphate whicu any 1 ; tiliz«r comains, tbo l*s« tho quantii.v required V-'i' u..rv, at,J ■ mieqututly iU« cheapest furtilut t that coataininti the highoat per .-onUffe of soluble i ! Impressed with th«»etrut!.r. :li« Vulphuri* Aeid ao ■ .'uper p .^epliate Compsny iiaro cr-etr at : CharloetoU the dr.t extensiv- 1 .VeM ' 1 .^uiliers .Voofh el K«.:imort-, and are able to of .r to plajne.-l thi Highest percentage of .Soluble I'hosj iiate o, him, Ku OV:I i,, the market. Titelf Fertilizers aze tffereil under two forms. 1. Klitrtll! .Vo. I.—I’ure Soluble I’koepli ae, guaranteed to contain 21 per cent, of DissoV-cd Bone Phosphate of Lime. $t)0 per ton, 10 per eont discount for cash. S. Klltrni: Vo. a. --PerUTlan Super-pho.phate, guaranteed to contain W par oent, cf Ihs. solved lloue Phosphate, end If to 8 per cent, ol Anmnia, with a sufficient ad litton of Peruvirn 0 a no to adapt it to nil crops. $70 per ton. 10 per cent discount for cash. Ji. We also mler Dissolved Bons, of high grade, for planters or manufacturers, who niejr desire to thlx into any other compost, and wo suggest that this is tho best and oheapost method for mattufs'-.- ddrerr to transport the A'ulphuric Acid contaiuuJ in ths mixture. Wilt bo-dd a; a fi ted late for et th WM. C. BEE & CO., Agent*, ^Vt. Ao. 14 Adgtr'i Whcnf ChurletUm, S. C. j*n 5 n Sm A Remedy so quick in entering into the circulation and communicaung its curative properties aa RADWAY’S BARBARA KILLIAN supplies a want that has ever ex ist*]. RADWVY’S BARBAPARILLIAN op RENOVAT ING RKBOLVEN P furmshes positive evidence of its Furifying and Fruitful effiuuy in curia}? persons con sidered Impotent and barron who have since married and had children. 8TOP THE Waste OF LIFE! RADWAY’S SAUHAFAHif I.1AN RESOLVENT wiil siop tho wasto of the life*tfui<i that in so mtny per sons foilows a discharge of water through the urethra. It is a positive euro for Spermatorrhea, Nightly Emissions, &0. BYFnii.oiD uixjehs. Sores of all kinds, Tumors, Cancers, Sore Heads, Sores on the Tongrue, in the M outh, in the Glands of the Throat, cured by HAD WAY’S SARSAFAKILL1AN. MATERIA MEDIC A contains, in its repertoire, many purgative and cathartic agents that, for ordinary pur- poses, opens the bowels, and through whsZ is called a “ peristaltic ” movement, purge from the alimentary canal the faeces and this it all. Bueh agents, for th* purpose of cure, or removal of any settled diaeaac, ar* Utterly useless. Dr. Radway has completed one of tho most essential discoveries iu medical chemistry—fat the combination ol vegetable substance*, for the purposes of a F C KG ATI VE, A PERI A XT, COUNTER-IRRITANT, ALTER AT IV it TILL, that can be taken or administered with ihe abso lute certainty of securing THOROUGH EXPULSION OF ALL DECAYED AND DECOMPOSING Elements of the human body, and aLo eafe to take in the most malignant uf Eruptive Fevers. In cases where the mucous membranes of the internal viscera aro suffering from Ulceration, Inilamifiation, or from LIVKK. Gastric, Bilary, Pancreatic Com plaints, DR. RADWAY’S PILLS Bupply the only Vegetable substitute for CALOMEL 0E MERCURY. In RADWAY’S PILLS you have one medicine that Will secure quicker, more (borough and belter results than will be given iu from throe or more different pro scriptions of tne medical practitioner. As a proof of this —You aro seized with a Bilious attrek! Doctor proscribes Blue Fills or < 'aio.ncI! next, some Zirastic Aloetic Fill or Powders to work off the effcc'.s of the Blue Fill; this pros- tr&iea jou, and a tonic is next given, or a gentle aperient, whereas ONE DG8K OF RADWAY’S FILLS titU do all the work that th* three or more prescriptions are given for. with**’** running any risk from merouri&iiawg or salivating the system. 31 AD WAY’S PILLS. In RADWAY’S PILLS, the true principle of purga tion is secured—n -t alone to the office of dhraLssing the and excrement*: from the bowels, bi t tho#-e humor* that are checked or stopped in their passage through tho Skin. Ktdn»u* % Lungs, and ail excreting and secreting functions; lor if these excremcntious secretions belong ing to the skin, livor, lungs, kidneys, are interrupted in their esci;* they become products of decay and uecom- port 't, and must be purged from the iivirg holy through their proper channels; hence tho pirgative qualities of HAJ>WAY’S FILLS extend to the return* of the SKIN, KIDNEYS, LIVER, Ac.; whereas net one of the advertised Piila ciauu to act beyond the bowels. How to Take Itadiray’s Pills. THEIR X>.VII.Y USE. In doses of <xic or two pills, by all nersons of a full habit of body, subject to giddiness, rush of blood to tLe head, palpitation of the heart, and all those subject to fits, will not only keep the blood from becoming congested or clogged up in the blood vessels, but will equable it* circulation, and prevent sudden attacks of apponlexy, disease of the heart, congestion. Persons who will take one ut those pill.; every da’ will not suffer from Head ache*, Dizziness, Hysterics, Fainting Spells, Pains around tae Heai t, and a hud&red other disa gree iule symptoms. IM POTENCY. The bc$t eridenro we have of the powerful Furi- yinv Tonic and Fruitful pr'-r enies of i<ADWAY’8 SARSAFAKILLIAN RESOLVENT is that it has cured persons who were verging on Imbecility and Insanity through rfelf Abuse, with continued drains of the seminal fluid, ard were cured by tho Resolvent, when prepared under the old prr*ccqp in 185*'*. who have married and have children now Living. A few bottles wiil restore the vigor of life. VIGOR OF LIFE RESTORED. Persons who, from self-abuse, disease, or injurie*, suffer from paralvsis or weakness in th* secreting vceecis of the K ital organs ad 11 be cured by RAD WAY’S SARSA- RILLIAN RESOLVENT One of RADWAY’S 1*1 M. , t v > or three hours before dinner, t:i en daily, wil keep tlio aystern free from DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, cost;VENESS, &c. Hear in 3lind 9 RADWAY’S FILLS are Die onlv purgative that will secure an alterative, diuretic, tiudoxiiic, aperient and tonic influence. They are the only vegetal..o eubetitul.es for Calomel or Mei. ury. They promote tue secretion of bile and withdraw it from the cir< ulation. They as*: », through their nutritious properties, the chyi.t • una chyle, and gastric juices in the process of bi- gesiion. They arc Elegantlv f-oated with Gum, 1‘eifectly Taste- less, and free from Smell. PRICE, T’vcnty-Five Cents per B'-x, or Five Boxes fur One 1 Villar. Always ask f.r RADWAY’S PILLS, and iec that the letters R.K.IL are on one si te of labvl, and Lh“ w r.is Kadway’a Iteguiatot'S on the other. Sold by An DmggiaS and G-iural Store Keepers, and at Dr. Rahway's Medical Office, 87 Maiden Lane, Now York. PAREIRA BRAVA. TWO OF THE WONDERFUL INOKEPTEN FS *1U AT ENTER INTO THE COMPOSITION OF RADWAY»S SARSAPARILLIAN OR RENOVATING RE SOLVENT. There are some thirty or more different species of Sarsapari:ban, and it requires great cave and intelligence in selecting the proper kind* - , so with FY ft LIKA BRAVA. This great remedial agent is to be found in Guayaquil, Fern, Nicaragua, Broad, and there aro some twenty specica of thisr-.ot, Dr.P.alway uses only out kind, tha* which grows iu Brazil. He emplova, through his agents, none but oxpericnced an 1 luielhgent m n .'i gathcriug, selecting, packing, and shipping these roots tho No ignorant *iivag*»s or llottenhw* are employed in gathering vegetablei, mow, plants. for Uio Sarsaparillian Resolvent. RADWAY’S 6ARSAFA«ILI/AN IIESOLVRNT i* •old at |l per Bottie, or « Bat lea for f5, by ai Dmggisw and Medicine Dealers, and at Dr. RADWAY’S MccUciuf Warehouse, 87 Maideu Lane, New Yoik City. “notice: ~ D URING my ahsence from the .State, parties indebted to me will make payment to J. A. Law, who will be found at the old stand of Law & Olemeiits, Flinn’s fc Hoads. J P. CLEMENTS. Flinns’ M Roads. Dec. 1, 186i). 3-if OSTENDOEFF & CO~ V/holesale G-rocers, DKALKHS IN WINES, LIQUORS & SEGARS, 175 I’asl Uay, Charleston, 8. C. Amonia Phosphoric Acid—so Insoluble luble tj,9o.. d.17.. 2.^0 ...Equivalent to 12.27 Soluble Dho*pbate of lime ...Equivalent to 13.48 Insoluble (b?ne) 13.13 11.01 24.75 Phosphate of Liui*. Sulphuric Aeid 11,01 Equivalent to 28,65 Phosphate of Lane. Sulphate of Potash SO Sulphate of Soda 3,50 Nand 11.03 On the strength os these results 1 am glad to certify to the superiority of the Carolina Fertiliser examined. &. U- SHEPHERD, We will furnish 'his excellent Fertilizer to Planters and others at $00 per ton 2000 tbs. *£ — ^ ■ttrj&jsdTSO. AND Company J. R. DUKES, President. directors.—j- Aiken, George E. Gibson, Rev James P.Boyde, L. D. Jfowry, F, J. P©l2#;r. FaffWry East er t d Ilasel Street. Afincs on Ashley River. G LO. Dec 8 W, WILLIAMS k 00., Factp^ 8—4bj vwnffrmwr -T-jr-T- RUSSELL, HAVING BEEN Liberally Patronized for 'h* past Tlffflfttj Te*r« VV in Charleston and throughout M the .State, returns his u *nka. and r'sreettuliy solicits a bontinuarce of the came. He is Pr^pari'd with Every Facility to FILL ORDERS SASHES, BLINDS, DOORS, WINDOW fT‘.AMAN*TLE-PIV.('ES, LDINGS, Ac., Ac., and has at his Ware-rooms, No. 5, Hayne-^treet,. a larga and well selected stock of the above goods. WOIIK SHOPS IN P11 ITCH A 111) STREET. , The Character of the work fron this establi8liTn?nt for the past twenty years Trill be a guxrtntee *v those who may order good 4 * from X7C7-. 37». 3eS.XTSaSESllj.Xji ^Tho advertise* himself the only Fraci: al .'in. h, an< j lr ^ t? , ? Ko li now carrying on the above business in this city, and will a.H, w uo ?• „.£ WO rk to V ave bir establiil*- rucut that does not reflect credit upon him si a ^o. 5, II .VYK ^ P V-i r. CIIAKLWOpf', S- C M»r 5 Agents for H. Clausen’s Ales. Aug 31 •3 , .< Ij OSTENDORFF & CO., UNTolioe^. 4 LL persons indebted io A. F. ' ulpeper, by nnto or account are requested to come for ward and scitlc. or Iheir accounts will be put in the hands of a lawyer for ..ollcction, A F. CULPEPER. Nov 24 _ _ [G-fIL. C'. IB. Ainuir, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CHOICE DRUGS, Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical Instruments, Perfumeries, Toilet Goods, Cor. King ar.d Vanderhorst-Streets, CHARLESTON, S. C. Proprietor of Aimar s Sarracenia Bitters, For Dyspepsia. Almar's SAKSAl’AItil.I.A & QUKES'.' DEl.OIIIT. Aimar's I’KK.MII M COLOONE WATER, AOENT FOR James Buchan & Go’s., CELEBRATED CRESYLYC SOAPS. May 5 31 Ij WHOLE,''A LE GRO(’ERS, D^alera iu WINES, LIQUORS ds SEGARS, No. 175 East Bay, CHARLESTON, S. C. Agents for H. Clausen's Alts. Nov 24 _ (ft—tf IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE Farmers and Planters of DARE ING TON COU N T Y. A S it will b* impossible to procure for anoth- er season, full supplies of the “Peruvian Guano,we take pleasure in recoimaending to th* 'lotice of the Farmers and Planters of this county the “CAROLiyA FEli /ILIZF.U," which is acknowledged by those who have experi mented with it, to be the best Commercial ma nure in th • market. We arc Agents for the sale of this valuable Fertilizer, and those who wish to secure it shoud make immediate application to us. We are pre pared to show samples and furnish circulars of same* Term. $60-60 cash, or $65.00 on time, with approved security, payable first November 1870. We ore also Agents for the firm of Messrs. Geo. \V. William- Co., Factors, anti will make cash advances to three-fourths the value on cot ton. consigned to either the above firm m Charles ton, 8. C.,or Wi/Iiams, Lirnie b Co., of \. York DeLOKME k BYRD, Dove i Depot, S.. C. C 1» Equality Life IKHi 'F;'* w CD a aa zn % ——h •a 03 r .< CO .. ^ T3 ce ZD Pri fxiJLcio UF’oarliliizior- Rccnirmeiiddd by Agricultoral Cbpunf.t8, as a speoSal manure for ' Cotton, Corn, Wheat and other Grains, Ground Ashley River Bone Phosphide. .bJ^aph ate Rock for sale by . ; -f :k William O. Dukes & 'y*U nth Atlantic Wliaif. < i.n;l. »ton. C. . ii4ams, Agt. at Society Hill. Fel, 10 17 \ ■ •-qREAT^;^;^,, ;s A'. AVU,l? mad, T & 'V- r! LNCE. S.Y*. > An*';'/*' ■: '■ .oh b; 0 ^ VlVc v -12-4 AA A .• 1 ^HyiJbb. i lour, all p - '! 1 K-.:.?-. I, I ISM, Mol. h'%%. % **• . Stoes. ITntp Hardware. W ocucii A' 'xAi&Q ,s V o K) Pi , K| ’v! Cf] r* ■ W EQUITY LIFE INSURANCE CO., flioa. H. WINNK. Vico.President, OF VIRGINIA. Sr U W ' V PA\XS NS ’ } Ad,iscr8 ' Reutovt why F.'-ery One Shmdtl Insure in j_\o. A MEREDITH, Counsellor. the Equitable JAfe. Insurance Comiuivi/ of Virginia. ' ‘ DIRECTORS. \Vm. J. .Toukso?!, of J, hnrou A Hunt. Wholoaale Gr'ieers. Wm. H. tbiwERs, Winston & Powers, Wholesale l» rotors. At.nia t OudwaT, Treasurer Buckingham 81ate Company. CiiABi es Y. Morbi«. Morris A t^o’s., Sugar Re- Nov 23 _ JOHN DAWSON. GEO. TEKL. ROUT. HENNING. Dawson, Teel & Henning, AVliolf.va),. and Uctail Dealers in SI A il 1) W AUK, C V T L E li y, G- XT IsT S 7 Agrtcultural implements, iron and NAILS, AT.SO DEALERS IK Millers' Reuse Carpenfert', Ship Carpcn-ters* y Cabinet Mo hers. Mown s', Saddlere y Wheelwrights , Curriers', JiUick- smith s', Marjiinuts . Turpen tine Mai a r s', Shoe Ma kers', Jinibirrs' and Uunertakere' l'-ols, Rope, Twine, Fishing Takle, Scales, &C. JBSjir* A full stock of all the above constantly on hand, and for ‘•ale at iho Lowest. Fries for CASH. Market Street, WILMINGTON, N C April 7 27 ly 1st. It is more LIBER IL to the In uroi *• than any other Company, and will eventual! Lv wine Puukt.y Muxrat. and belongs to the Isncrer. 2d. It circulates its money amongst its patrons who are the Insur-Ta. Consequciuiy to y are gettingth; benefit of the rapid accuniulationsof the Company, the money being inves’ed by the q \ Psbi es, superintendentmanchestcr cotton Board of Directors among the in-un^ . There- in:l!s. fore the tlie insurers are building up :-u iu-iitu- j OHN «f Tvi kr. 1. il John Tyler, Jewellers, lion peculiarly their own, and conducted for M. Mji .ihskr, Wholesale Dry Good*, their benefit. Tims. Bai owik, Clothier. 3d. The. loans of this Company are a-lib ' i,l John M. C. ..jotn. (hishier Planters Bank as other companies, who leri.-ire dividends at the .7. H. D* w i 11.. Suj erintendent Western Union end of the second, third and fourth yvor*. but Tekgi u ii Co. this company at the end of the fir t ar * every Aj.ix.C. UnKRimmv. Cattle Broker. I vear. Thereby the insurer snv- .■• -ov.••..*! years’ Geo. t !St.usums. Wholesale (iroor-r. interest on tin* 1 *ins by in c u> ug in tn -- t’o.r.pu- R. L. . • •<wn, <*! Brown, Jones A Co., Wholesale ny, and lie never Io*‘ses bis mom y if he pay ^ for Gro -ejs. one Whole Yv.*ar, whereas, in <»ther com; anies, A. Bohekkr, Druggist. he 1ms to remain an insurer f.*rre\<*ral years, or S. M. Koscnimu.m, of S. A M Rosenbaum, Dry he loses all the money he has paid. CiO' ds. EQUALITY LIFE INSURANOE COMPANY. Examine its J'.mphlets Iwfor u I,tsure, it ;$ to your interest, to elo so. Principal Office 101f> Mainc-.-treet, Richmond, Virginia. Bb;*. Suftar«..,£;i Boxes Sonp. ,"is A Great variety of keeping a.tielos, kc. Aiiso it Fob 16 bcueiiware. Ifblst iAF of Cotton SeeJ. A !ir>t rate St on in G riot M ill. j&/E m ar-A.OQ:oi. Flork.nce, S. C. 17 ?< •s 11. HOH & Co M AN UFACTURERS OF WARRANTED Extra Cast Steel Patent Ground Circular Mill Mulay and Gang S.A.WS- J. M, Woodward, TAK E»S please .d in nouteiirg to his friends and customers, thf he to keep on J$nd a full and genl aCSSfcijtnie^t^f* Japan aud 'I'lalM Titi Wf r#, which he offers at wholesale!- for oa»h country produce. / *• He has on hand and for sa> K a ga^erHl fssort- ment nfonoi i;rii.m, and is'ai&o y>reparcd to supply the public woh COOKING STOVES, GRATES, tlSuC. r.-% at tlie shortest notice’ ^ He :s also Agent for th ^yorks at Che- raw. S. C.. and thus wishing*’SjfTtd Slones or Monument* for their lost friends and relatives, would do well to give him a call before purchas ing elsewhere. All work done will be warranted to give satis faction, and at .is low rates ns can be done in any otht r establishment. Nov 10, 17fi9« 4 fim FALL APJD WINTER FASHIONS. M US. M. A, BINDER has junt arrived from Paris and London with the latest designs ifT 1 • B M personally selected trom the greatest noreiUes ; S ^ 9 8 S 5 S tv ^ also the most elegant Trimmings to be secured in i i' ' 7 ■ (Jit ZLW&i'v mmMi N’ov 10 ti**;.. Agents VVaiit.d I ’rg clorr 'aia \ iy Clnglioi-n, Ilci-i-ing & Co., COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ^NXJOXTST-A., Or A.. CHARLESTON, S. C. AND PHILADELPHIA, PA MBERAT. ADVANCES inado on Con- (rnn:.in . ,h, r II. .i^ , ami to I.ookhart 4 Dcmiiater, LiT,rpool. Kn^lanJ. Agents for Jain ,.I Slictin-v Shirtings, 'trip's, 7 arns, Wlian’s Superphosphate. The Great F< ,gHitt r for AH ('rops, Wcrefer to all who hare nee.I it. We r-c.miner..! it as l-nng I ly e-j.ial *o any Fe*trlU.-reaer ! introducad into this tountry. For •»'<> hy CBAtiHOKN, IIEUUINO & Co. L. R. RAGSDALE, Agent, Timmoneville, S. C. | Hot 71 (6—6ta Paris. , Laces. Ribbons, Velvets, Brutal Vats, Flo&ers, Fine etc dry, and Trimmed 1‘aprr Patinas, Dress and Cloak Making. Exclusive agent for Mrs. M. Work s c-'U*braced pyFtam for cutting ladies dresses, s-aqin v’^nd Basques, ^c. N. W. cor. of 11 and Chesnut-sts.. PLiTadr’phia. ADTnEOT -E'JROl^L :F\A.:RrjL3- Tp'r.'-T rr cir .d, a lull art -riircnt of LU BIN’S. VIOLETS COTJPRYS, Scape, Krt.•act!', romad.... Oils an' I'oilct V,':,i.re. A full liu ,it Hair, T i lth aitd Nail Bruehcs, Buffalo, Irory and Shell Combe. G. U. AI M AR, ('h r;i -’st awl Dru ggist. Comer of King and Vand.rhorst Streets, * ClI.bRI.E3TOV S. C. Oct. 27 2 :im. With Moveable or InserU. TEETH! "W The el,auk ’K claim for our Patent Circuiv. t hef» !b> wing ad vantages over ali o’ • H* forth are elastic, and j- It COTTOIST O-IlSrS- — \ND— Ingersoll's Cotton Presses, For sale by DAWSON, TEEL A HENNING, Wilmington,N » Sept 1 rm distension in the socket*. The stab‘My of tho plat* is no way affect? | ' .sorting new sets of teeth. | F.ai h t* oth independently, may bo adjuste i the cutting line. | N-j rivets, ke\ \ or oth«r objecti-mable aj - , a.M -er ar.- employed it; connection with the ' tt which fti e as s imple iu <•( nwiruotion, ffnd as -• ly need as a nut for a bolt. r In short, all the^liftieultics heretofors exp*Ci- i er'cediu t : - use of movable teeth ft»r saw*, j fully ii,et and nbvhQ -t by this invention. TCTTLE PATENT “Chanufion” Cross-cut Saw. Oross-OU-ic or ALL tflN'DR. SAW MANDRELS, GUnraiWG MACHINES, fr- Send for catalogues aud Price Lists- R, HOE & Co., Printing Fr.ss, .Vwbine and Saw Manu, j-- hirers. N»» York, Bo»ton Maas , *n<l London BnfUod