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OB un ot ber coleo-n, leeosS^en * tb» oUtlf.ne*.f Thursday, tb, litb of fi?*ewfec ». jjuby^;Paui«Th.i*sgMngv ~ .. riß* ?> - y ; á5?í
tap> Me*sn«jQaW W* fftisákm» * C«v wert,awarded lb« pris» .» ik* l»u Fat* of tao SontoCarolinaJnettldtsM.C^k^.r^,^^;,^,vfaal**. , .V/ . '..
South C*r«lU.«Ti7«^"»Ull %*o»«.NolK-o VP anoiö« e«|b«an.t»lorp* stockholder*lb»t tb« Fíáb Ioit»Jéa«»it^ m« I>*íl«r. perabare, will ba p.jr»Mc on.tba Ut" of December.
He« ac«« tfmAr.Wo aro pleased to none« tb« ffca tly , reduced,
expense OD Ibo Wilmington, Columbi* é Aoguawta Railroad, to viiïtor*,of tnt Agricultural Fairat Wlludugton, as announced oh another column.Ko doubt »nany wdl »v»ll tlieujaolv«« et'H
»..- v nfc fr- -i. XDeath or «Colored min Inter.
Ber. JuMP« W BIT*, prnstof ofKw«nu*i;tNortb.ttB Methodist) Cherub, at ijiis piece, ulled ou8oBday last. Illa fuQer.nl aerrieee on Mon«»pleatware attended by en unnau»! ooneonraa ol thecolored peo plo-tho whole body of colored Min¬utera aud delegater tb bare nt lb« time,joining io tb» procession. *"
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Ace I«euIal «ht>oCID«.We learn that » pistol w«nt off accidentally lu
the hand vf Mr.' J UN tua A. Uuxjum, it Lynobburg Depot, od Muud«y last, the b»h from whiobseverely wounded AHT»C-»Y SCOTT, « coloredbricklayer who wm standing not far off, con-
reving willi Mr. WAJQIUQTOSPUIUST. 'ibo lu.formation at band, from the musirelfshU »curce,teavea no uouot tust tho ucear ronco wk« .'purelyand entirely accidental; Scotr. ia said to ho a
colored man of good «p»r»cter, . qdîèt and coa-nrvftilvo in bia feelings. "Although /severelywounded-at Bret thoughttobe, tauri«!ly-thereare well-founded hope* of h in recovery.
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Charleston AMo lit lion-Kollctou« Be«»iwm.
Thia influential hedy ofthe Representatives ofthe Baptist Church, hold Its annual session atBethel Church, in the Privateer neighborhood,convening on Saturday, tb» 6th, i nd adjourn logon Wednesday, the Vib inst, lloví D. C. Pres¬ley, of Charleston, presided. It brought together.a large number of attendants, and the Aseooiu-tion wus well represented. Th» proceedings »ndaccompanying services were interesting, hnruio-nioua an« successful. Wa learn that the reportafrom the varions sections of the Associationiodicated Improvement in ebureh support, In¬órense of membership end progresa in . pi ritualin te rosu generally.. Tho nest aession vf theAssociation will he held at St. Georges' Church,Charleston District.
Religious services of unusual interest havefollowed the adjournment of the A*sooiaii»p.-Tho meeting ia still in progress, Great good basalready been done in tbat commun ty. The nltnraof the Church are nightly orowded. Eight per«sons received the ordinance of Baptism by im¬mersion OnSonday last, and twenty accessionshad boen realized up to that time. Kevs.N. Grahara, Hugbaon and Nichols are laboring earnestlyand acceptably, and other luiniaters are expectedto assist them. We trust the good work muy-goon, that there may be yet more abundant out¬pourings of tbe heavenly grace, and th nt theprosperity of Zion shall bo groatly increasedthereby.The ordinance of Baptism will be admlnistor
ed toa number of candidates on Sunday next.
Gethsemane BaplJat.AaaoclaCloD*Thia body oi colored Ministers and Delogales,
representing the colored Baptists of South Caro¬lina, ..bas been |n session for two or three dayspast, at Sumter. It numbers nbout.nne hundredand fit tv, comprising alargo, well dressed andrespectable looking body of colored mon. Thoorder and decorum, too, is in strong ooo traut withmost ofthe political meetings of this people, and,on the whole, we should think, must exert un
influence for good. ."
It emhraNea Churches at Charles ton, George¬town, Caradon, * Sumter,
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Darlington, Chester,Florence, Edisto, Beaufort, Lady Island, Barn¬well, Columbia, Puris Islaod, Hilton Head,Orangeburg, Branchville, and Rc«vo»ville (Coiloton), whioh, at the meeting of tbe Associationtwelve months ago, had a raemborsbip of aboutthirteen thousand. Tbe number, we understand,is now touoh larger.The Church at Sumter is exiled Shiloh Bnp
list Cburob, and Rev. B. Lawson is tho pastor.« SUMTER BITTERS INVIGORATES THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS and pms them to work,tho appetite becomes good, food digests, makesgood blood, the patient gains, in h ou! th andstrength, sleeps well, and blesses that Wbivhmakos bim well again."
Pimples and brown spots on tho face,Eruptions, Blotches, Scrofulous Diseases, and nilsores arising from impure blood, ure oureil byDr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis¬covery, As nr. A mi-Billions or livor medicine,and for habitdsl constipation of the bowel's itworks wonderful euros. Sold hy druggists-Pamphlet ott Ibo »hove diseases sent free. Ad¬dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Baffulo, H. Y.
-,-»».+«.?--ti¬lt ft an old aoyliig, that'-Truth Bea in a woll,'»
but tho rolsfortuuo ia. tbat some will not u.«o tbemenus to draw her up. "If't wera-none, 't werewell done, 't were done iiilekty"-so say we. whoknow the beoefioiut effects experienced hy ibouso of the "Old Carolina Bitters," The groatSu ut ti et-» loni«.
Wlóemen'a Crystelised Worm Candy is onlytweoty-Sve eenie a box I
. Tf yon want to buy Ilarneaa, Saddles,Trunks, Valls»», Bags, 8aiébèls, Collars, Hames,Chains, Hiding, bridles, Martingales, Whips,Spurs, Curry-combs, Horse brushes, Feather-brushes, Axis grease, OH, loather, SaddleryH »rd ware,, and lill Goods kept in n first classSaddlery'¿siahlishraéii/cá'll at J. S. TOPI)An A
Co.'».. No. 8!8oBth Front 6ti**6l, ¿Wilmington,N. C.
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t«B» 0<>v. Scott .mun i pu lat ed hisrc-cleoiiop by . "counted" majority of33,534, and by thc same process thelegislatura will mund ns folIowa: Sen-fttoT-ttcloriuorH 5, -Raditwk, 26.4 ilw««eRefôr toora 22,. Ra>ljcx*l» ¿Oj».
?ft- The ltfaníxVi)tli&&yMÍ* *n-nouQOes the death of ÔTBPrtgN J),>%MITH, of Newberry, aod ooiorcd Sena¬tor LOMAX, of Abbeville,, from,., theirinjuries by the Kail Hoad uooideut.Colopel ÜAOOOD, aod ISAAOS «pdBARNES are reported improving, addJOHN ll. TRAPP, the colored niuil «gentlo a precarious coudition-
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rt^jmSd«tfr«¿ Md «jKrttü%good. Trna al« »y *ow»*d «fl »bed additionalti^r* ell tfcw .»«iuwlo,. Un«ffeei«dand oan«teeUlh>*», bl« lift w*ty*(u .»««pl*o^rblfao loya «nd devotion, (u hU dino!>^^'*n* Tlgft lb» InsUueUep« »nd pMlM«.«*W»j»t«pfib#0M»tla«r7vw#t« hit'd«nghtfand to Zion his feeble rt«.*
, WrJ»jd tgrn -whenwasting dir«*'« h*4 rohbed hLs of bodily *«.«»nd recked his frsrae with p»Jn..Norw«, he pure *nd torie* on»j In hi« toling*
H« MfMto^lljr «H active, workie¿| Christian.'H« wa« ready to devote bi« Ilm« and «nefg le«»nd meena lo every duty, to every good nhjeot. toevery c«ie ofnoed »od to every benevolent erholy pnrpoe«. U« worthily performed bl« Rartns member end Deaoç-u of the Church of CbrUtll« wa« loved by ail «bo knew ht», «nd especiallyby yu bl» brethren, »nd our sympathy With ol«bereaved family is h«tgbt«n«d by cor MOM oftho lo«« wollare ouraol»es sustained.Un»ni mou »ly adopted by tho Church, Oe tober
SOtb, 1870. J. fi. KENDRICK*.\. " ¡ :\ Church Clerk.
A CARfe.SUMTS T., G. C., WOT. ta, 1870.
MR. EDITOR t-It lt generally known that Ilin ve boon outraged of lat« by partons lo disguise.I «hall not tay her« how grievously outraged ;but I Mood alon« and unarmed and they badnumbers aod power on their «ide. Uodor what¬ever impression this mob may har« »oUd, I feelattured «hoy wen» mistaken in supposing I wat
breaking any ïaw'of my country or wat' willingto clo anything to Inj are the perseus or tb« rightsof my fellow oitisens. Iam now and hay« al¬ways been willing to do anything or make anysacrifice fur the good of my country, and I trusttbe oonrse I have determined upon will not bemuong tbe toast evldenoe* of this spirit.
Under .the disturbed condition of the oountry,nothing that I cnn do and no sacrifiée tbat I eaumake «ball bo wanting to conduce to tb« quiet,peace »nd order of the land. I am wronged it tetrue,.but, For tb« good of my country I can boarit, and I have no charges to make.
_C. C. MfrBBq.County Commissioner's Office.SUMTER COUNTY, 8. C., No». Htb, 1870.At u meeting of the Board of County Commit-
sinners, held this day. the following résolutionswere adopted for the purpotes mentioned:Whereas, In consideration of the amount of
property, real and personal, entrusted to and intho custody of the Superintendent of tbe PoorHowe of Sumter County, S. C., Therefore be it
Ittêofved, That the Superintendent of the PoorHouse of Sumter County bo required to enter intobon.lg to the amount of flee ($600) hundreddollars'for the faithful performance of bis dutiesand the care nf tuoh properly. Said bend to besigned hy at least three poisons, oaob one tobewoitb that amount over and above all amountsallowed by tho Homef tend Law of tbit Stato.Said bund to bo approved by County Treasurer.
Whereas, in consideration of the great dangerto life and property, an . also the great incon¬venience vory often experienced by tho falling nftrees across the publie highways throughout thiscount y. Be itHfnice (I, That any person or persons now
having deadened, or shall hereafter deaden treeson I.is, her or their lund, or lands, within reachof the public bighwuys, whether occupied by theowner, an »gent, lease or tenant, «h ill be and »re
required tu'cul dowu and move such troet at mayendanger lifo or prnporty by falling upon thepublic ronda. And in ente of failure to to do,within ibirty days after publication of tblanotice, such trees sha!) bo cut down and movedat tho expense of the owner or agent.Any ai'oidont occurring to life or proporty after
thirty days from the publication ot tbit noticeba" expired, tho owner of tho land, upon whichsuch accident occurs, thal) l e held responsiblefor diimagos on the same, in any eonrt of compe¬tent jurisdiction.
HtHolveii, That tho Clerk of tbe Board be, andis hornby directed to give this additional publionotice to Dot H ul HTS who have neglected or refused lo do mad duty, as required by law. Andalso tn those Sub Coinmis-aonert, who have neg¬lected .to make returns of Road work, defaultersAc, in their Townships, that they are requiredlo bo and appear at a meeting of thu Board otCounty Commissioners, Sumtor ».'»un ty, S. C.,on Wednesday, Deo. 14. to answer for tuoh de-.'ault, or proceedings will be commenced againetthen», f> r fines aud penalties.By prier of the Board, '.
J. II. FHRÍTRK,C. M. Ilona?t Acting Chairman.
Clerk of Board. Nov. lo-lt
A.C.KAUFMANBanker & Broker, No 20Broad ^Street.
r." NOV. ¡it; 1870.STATIC SEOUKITIRB-South Carolina, old, 82@
00; d" new, 70;® - do; regist'd stock, ex int-@70.
CITY SRCIIRITIKR-Augusta, Ga. Bonds, -@78; Charleston, S. C. Stork, (ex qr lot) -rfmoOtdo. Fir« I.omi Bond», -@tV7; Columna, S. CHoniis, -fiji 60.
K.MI, rm A i) BORDS-Blue Ridge, (first mortgage)-@60; Charleston ant*. Savannah, - @t?oCharlotte, Columbia and Augusta, - (jj86;Client IT o ml Darlington, -86; Greenville andColumbia. (1st morl) - (j}8$j d'j# (Plate guarnnteo) 00(2}- ; Northeastern, -(988; Savan«nah and Ch ur les ton, (1st mort) -¿78; do. (Stn ti
guarantee) - @6g; South Carolina, - (3)7 1 ; do,70; Spurtanburg and Union, - @f>5.RAILROAD STOCKS- Charlotte, Columbia ard
Augusta, - (g)-»"; Greenville and Columbia, -
(ù,2\\ Northeastern, 018; Savannah and Charles¬ton. - (#36; South Carolina, ; whole ^sVare*)-r34.?rilo, (hejfdo) -<3l9v. »1
KxanAfiQK, Ac-New York Sight, J off pur;OolOoi>®ll2; Silver, 103.®* '
' i* -SOOTH 0AROI.IRA »ARK Bltt.S.*H«ntt of Charleston...-(&-. BankmÜ«wherry......M@-Bank et Camden .......,\. .,.37to-BnBk \.r Georgetown.........r....r.",..08<SBrink of South Carol i ou. irrirrfDiriiiiMil'iKHank of Chester.... ...;:."......... I0($-gikt^hamburg-- "..8®Bank orBtat« of S. O. prior to l^fll.47(u)~-Bank of Stat« of 8. 0. Issue 1861 and 180* [email protected]'and Mechanics' Bsnk ofClmrles -(à-.People's Bank of Charleston .. . fm-«Union Bank of Charleston.,.-fm-.Southwestern B R Bank of Charleston, (¿0-.8outhíe»torn'K"K Batik of Cbar^t^iy^S--Farmer«' und Exchange Bank of Charles«-A«-
ton.,,,.,...'.>...<.:.wExchang« Bsnfc ot 'Colombia.*.........7(ÄMerebantt' Bank of Cberaw..,.i . 7@-Planiert'Bank ofFalrfUld .7@-
But* of South Carolina Bl|ls Hcreivablo...oô. .
City of 0>«rleètott Chango Bldt.",.\ W». DUI«mmá U«s.(*i «re being redeerpwl nt
tho Bank Counters of cob.
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opeceiioa, ««d alway«" lÄlj'tO '«.#.'' Ttfoe«fnwii«i «IM wb* uee the to witi tb« fc«w t*¿proVamaats «re tary ma*. p**>*d. Tee «4* Ibat« I wo»W oat p4i**l»h.MRô\ AWN W. OUWIBURT,' 4X8 WaatM<h Street, N.W-Y»rk,ApgM^ -- . ; ..? - .r- : ; -
«TOS TH1UTY TUMHM tbU well-known,. standard, «.nd popular
7 K r' remedy.^* "
VAIN KIILI.KK, \vmanufaclurodey Perry Devi*. A eon, Provi¬dence, R. I.,, be« a before .tbe public, anal in tb atlimo baa become known In all part« or tho worldand bean used by people of aU nation».
It tremaine, to day', that aame good and efficientremedy. It« won derruí power In rollerlng thetaoat aarere palo baa never been equalled, «odlt han sumed ita world-wide popularity by ttsintrinsic merit. No «ur»ti*«agent baa had aor»i(te-ipread aale or given «ooh aalvereal satinfaction. Tba various HU for whicb tho PainCiller ia aa aafalho* euro, ara too well known to?equlre capitulation Tn .!»(» :ív;¡;!r«u«ui. Asin external apd Internal medicina, the Pain Ril¬er »tanda unrivalled. Directions accompanysaoh bottleSold by all Druggists,Price 35 ct*., 50 eta., and $1 per bottleNov 2-Ira
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A Body Mnd nindi Disease.Such a dyspepsia. Tba atomacb and the brain
ire too intimately allied for the' ode to Bufferwithout tba other, so th p. t dyapepsia and despond-moy ara inseparable. It may be added, too, thatrrltatloa of tba etomaeb ia almost Invariably ac-tompanied by irratltion ofthe temper.
1 hi invigorating and traoqoilislng operation>r Hos to lier's Bitters la fcoat powerfully it eve! .
»ped- la oaeea or lo digestion. Tha-flrat offeo t Ofbia agreeable tonie ia comforting and enoonrog-ng. A ml|d g)vw pervades tl)o «y s tem,. tbaibronlo aneaaineaa in the region of th« atomacbB lessoned, 'and the aervouc ranleasMaa whichiharactcritea tbe disease la abated. Thia im-'irovemcut ls not transient. It la notaueoeeded>y th« return of tho old aymptona wl'h superad-!ed force, as ia alwaya tb« eaee. whea ttnmedioa-ed atimulaata ara given for the oomplatnt.Saoh doa« seems to impart a permanent accession>f healthful invigoration. Hut this is not all.The aperient and antlbilUou« properties of the»reparation' are aoareely aecondary in importancen ita tonio virtue*. If there ia an ovetflow oftile the sécrétion ia soon brought within properimita, and if tbe bileary erg«** h> Isert and ..tor-lid ii.la toned and regulated. The effect aponie discharging organs (a equally salutary, andn COHO.* o(constipation the cathartic action iaust suf&oient to produce the desired result grad-tally and without pain. Tbe Bitters also pronote healthy evaporation from the surface whichy particularly désirable attbiaaeason when aud-len spells of »aw, unpleasant weather are apto cheolc the natural perspiration and producennjesiion of the liver, coughs, and colds. Theeui tufegiiard »gaim*t ait aiêeaitê ii bodily vigornd ibis the great Vegetable heatorative essenti¬ally promotes.Nov 3-2mmar The "Phoebe Baker'* Salved100 yean a aeoret-
Cures as by meglo-Ul Cute, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Cancers,¡ore Nipples, and Broken Breasts, Chappedjipa and Hands, Eruptions, Chilblains, Bites or
¡tings of Inseotf, Ao.A Wondorful cure for piles.Sold everywhere.Ask for Phoebe Baker's" (and lake no other)'.Co tar's" Rat, Roach, Ao. Exterminator«."CUKtar'«" (liquid 1 Bod-Bug Exter."Costar'»" (pure) Inseot Powder.
Use this (only pure) Inseot Powder forMoths in Furs and Woolens, for Bed¬bugs, Infects, Ac
"CoatarV (only sure remedy) Corn Solvent.SOLD everywhere.Ask for "COST A H'S" (and take no other.)$1 $2 $-1 and tb sises «ant by express.Address "COSTAR" CO., 13 Howard St., N.T.
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
Pictures ! Pictures ! ! Pictures Î !
PHOTOGRAPHS,FERROTYPES,
AMBROTYPES,AMP
PORCELAIN PICTURES.There Picture« .are now taken at the Sumter
kallery, in all sizes and styles-up to life siae.Recent improvements have been brought into
requisition, and the undersigned feels confidentthat he can produce' aa - erfect and well finishedPictures aa oan be obtwined in lb« State.Copying from Old Likenesses, and tho original
ilneamoou of the pictnro fa My reproduced.JT. I). WILDER.
Oct tf
SEED RYE,NEW GEORGIA FLOUR,PEARL HOMINEY.SIFTED MEAL.-ORDERS TAKEN POR-
WINTER SEED OATS,-AT-
J. W. DARGAN'S.Oct 19_4t_
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.riMlE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFOREJL exi ting under the name and style of J. A.MATES. A Co., af M ayes» ii lo, S. Chas, thialay. been dissolved by mutual consent.
' J. A. MAYES,W. i. MULDROW.
Oct JO 1870
ON RETIRING FROM THE FIRM OFJ. A. MAYES, A Co., I beg to than*- my
Iricnds for the liberal support given tbe Arm ofh A. MAYES 4 Go.,,and, to. balpaak for Dr.MAYES, the successor In business, tb« contin¬uance of tho liberal patronage heretofore givento th« lat« Ara. '
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W. J. MULDROW.Oat au 1870
it, ihelajtftarttj aT J. A. MAY*}, * Co., atMayesville, 8, 0., I »lill oontlnue th« Drag AMedicina, Grocery, and Provision business a«
,ewtofw^<r«joia ^ ^WouAa*«a«oa ubaílaos» to merit tbee^ntlathrtoafof the liberalpatronage b«x«Vof»fo ba«|ow«di : r t
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W»r1«! H»UOÏ»I fQ Ohmtetor. Ably Edited,f .a*a>ertry Jlhwtfatad Mé Printed, lt to «ho
BEÔT AMERICAN WEEKLY IIt U th« ¿Undard Authority oa aft broncha of
AoeiooxTwee, BoRTicoi/rdat, Au. A« . Lit-«TWjr and Ftselly Paper It la a favorite 1»many of tba best fa mil Ut all ovar the Union,VaaaaKaW Indeed Meoaa'e Rua AL awe no Bi.Mt ia it» MMra, ami ta tn« Largest Illustrated
. *»WMIOD the Continent-«ach number fon-taloing Sixteen Fi ve- Column Pages, (doubla tbaala« of mo«t papers of Ita cia*J.) It ia »Ae paperfor tho Kaat, West, North and South.
TERMS, INDUCEMENTS. &C-TKRM S-$3 a Year of 62 Numbers, and only$2 60 in'Cl obs ofTea: This Quarter'« 13 Num.
bera asst F REE; aa offered above, Oar Club Io4*ocn*entc for 1871 aro «nprooedented. Speel-mens, Premium Lists, Ac., «eat free to all formlag Clubs.-and we want a live Club Agent inevery Town. Address
P. P. T. MOORE, 14 P^rk Row, New York.
" ANKlÖRTFAük WFTOKLV.NOW. in. ita e Eleventh Tear, publishes Sermons,a Serial Story for tho Family, a Kaw Children'sStory avery week, Obau with tho Little Folks,Editorials by tho beat Methodist writers andothers, Foreign and Domestic Correspondence,fall Deaaramenta of Religious and Secular In.tolligonoo. Priée $2.50 a yrar. Liberal premi¬ums or cash commissions to canvassers. Sub¬scriptions commence at any time. For apeolmen,enoloso to two oent stamp to prepay postage.Address THE METHODIST, 114 Nassau St., N.Y.
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ACHRISTMAS GIFT to all Yearly Sub-acribera to Apploton'a Journal, published
Weekly. Two Month« Subscription Qtt&ns.Thc Hiüiam ui november and December, 1870,given gratis to all subscribers remitting $4. 'forthe year 1871.Any one desirous of making a trial of Ibo Joua.
HAI. to seo .whether they Ilk« it, can li a ve ll forTWO MONTHS on remitting us Fifty Cents.PICTURESQUE AMEEIOA, consisting of splend.
idly executed views of Amorloan Scenery, commonced In November. P. APPLETON A Co.,Publishers« New_York. _,
GENT ROBT. E. LEE'S LIFBTNoarly nadyfor publication, tba Bioonapnr of Gen.Robt. E. Leo, by JOHN EBTEN COOKK, author of"Life of Stonewall Jackson," "Wearing tbaGrey, «to. 1 vo., 600 pages ILLUSTRATEn. Tobo sold by subscription. AGENTS WANTED.P. Appleton A Co., Publishers, Now York._Agenúi^ra^tS^S^Íd^fof ïfrc^lar^^AU^lresssMASONIC PUB. CO., 482-Broome St., New York.HOLIDDAY-J "URNAL_for Î87ÏContains a Christinas Story, splendid Plays.Meglo Sports, Ao; 48 pages ; illustrated. Sentfree on receipt of ono stamp for postage. AddressADAMS A CO., Publishers, Boston.RORI KS, M ICA LUI. nA PPIMSS.
IIOW TO BK ORTA1NED FOR Five Dollars IPLANTATIONS, FARMS, VILLA SITBS ANO TOWNLora, at Tan GREAT PREMIUM Lxno SALK, Ai¬ken, S. C. -The "Saratoga of tho South." 48boura from N. Y. The most delightful clim atoin the world. Free from the rigora of Northernwintere.exempt from Throat Diseases. Vineyardsand orchards in full, bearing. For descriptivepamphlet, address without stamp, J. C. PERRY,Augusta Ga.
GRAND HOLIDAY RAFFLEand SALE.
$.30,000 worth of Real Estate and PersonalProperty will b» refiled for in Calhoun, Ga., Deoember 2Atb, 1870 ; every ticket getting a prizofrom $1 to $6,00. Tickets only one Dollar.Conducted by Rix Sworn Commissioners ; referto County Officers. Liberal iudueemcnls toAgonts or Clubs. Send Stamp for circulars, Ao.H. lt. HICKS A Co., Managing Agents._HOUSEKEEPERS ATTENTION ISEND I For a receipe, by the use of
£Z( \ cts. I which one half of tba labor andtlU I two thirds of the expense of
ron j Washing Clothes is saved. Equal{BjQ/i- j to a savin«; of $26 per year in aijPAt/ I small family. Sent on receipt
of 60 cts. by 8. F. CULMAN,I LoiiUtilt», Kv.
PKPTtl.Vn A !iu">f '> PATENT
Is absolutely safe from explosion or breaking ;burns any Coal Oil, good or bad ; gives more
light, no odor, »nd uses less oil."It is perfecely non-explosive; gives a better
light and ia mora economical than nny otborlamp In use."-W. H. Wella, late Superintend-ont of Public Schools, Chicago."I intend substituting it throughout my house
for tho dangerous lampa now in use.'-Prof. W.H. Rufflier, Sup't Public Instruction, Richmond,Va.The appalling deaths and fire from glass lamps
exploding and breaking create A great demandfor this lamp. It PAYS to soil it. Sold by Cnn.vassers or Store» ; Agents wanted everywhero.Send for full particulars. Address MongomcryA Co., Cleveland, Ohio, or 42 Burcloy Streot,New York._ROYAL HAV*NA LOTTERY- kPrltos cashed and information furnished by
GEORGE UPHAM, Providonee, R. I._<jj»ï>/r A WEEK SALARY ¡-Young men
wanted aa local and travelling sales,men. Address (with stamp) R. H. WALKER,84 Park Row, N. Y_ _
PERSONS WISHING TO ENGAGE INPermanent and Profitable Business pirase
address, at onoe, J. E. C. Howard A Co.. Port¬land. Me. No "agency" or peddling business.Number of correspondents limited; $10 to $20per day sure profit' Eentirely now.
WE WILL PAY AGENTSA salary of $:16 a woek, or allow n large com¬mission to sell our new inventions. Address,with stomp,
J. W. FRINK A CO., M-irshall, Mich.
STAMMERING cured hy Bates Appliances-For description address Simpson A Co..
Bo« P07fi, N.Y._SEWING MACHINES-Agents Wanted. Sal¬
ary $10,000 per yonr. Circulars nnd sam-
«les of work fro«. Address GRTSTAL SEWINGi ACHIER CO., Boston. Mass.
PSYCHOMAN CY.-Any lady or gentlemencan mako $1,000 a month, scours their own
happinoa arid independence, by obtaining I'SY-CHOMANCY, FASINATION, or SOUL CHAR¬MING. 400 pages; cloth. Full instructions touso tNa power over men or animals at will, howto M OPm «ri te, become Tranco or Writing Medi¬ums, Divination, Spiritualism. Alchemy. Philo-sophy of Omens' ada dreams, B-lgbam Young'sHarem, Guide to Marriage,'Ao.,all contained in(his book ; 100,000 soft ; price by mal),in cloth$1.25fpapor covers $1. NaTiOR.-Any parsonWt IKng lo Set ae agent will receive, a s nm pl o enpynf the work /fer. A* no capital la required, alldesirous of genteel employment should «*nd ferthe hodV, enclosing IO eta. for postage, to T. W.EVANS Af COj, 41 t-outb 8th St., Fbilqdclphi».
AMYSTERY SOLVED,-Fifteen MinutesPrivate Con verseifen with Married Ladles
by one of their ntlmhsr, Sent free for two stamps.Address M rx. H. METZGER, Hanover. Pa._
,%$f A ÖARttft:A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri¬
ca aa a missionary, ditcóvarod a safe and «imploremedy fer the Cure of Nervous Weakness, EarlyDecay, Diseases of tho Urinary and SeminalOrgans, «ad th« whola train ofdisorders broughton D) baneful and vicious. babita. Great num¬bera kara beet cured by this noble remedy.Prompted by a desire to benefit tho afflicted andunfortunate. I will send the receipe far prorrorlngand nalag this medicino, In a seated envelop, toany une who needa il, Free charge. AiltlrossJOSEPH T. INMAN, Station V, Bible* llouno,New York City,
V'G*E j j r^pjjj^ I - \ PIyI f -Vc; .^/;,^i*T !p1 gilIN QUAIiTS :^>5^:̂UFor
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sale at the- saintfWffi&$*. before^tbe^
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A Fine American^"STAR" IWÊ^ÊMMÊ
« ; ..*:*.-?... \ ,, "? i, ,r.f <U*A«>tfc :>.
-^-AND--,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
imported ana Mßomcstic
Of All Kinds.
iron SALE LOW-AT-
EMTM'fABlSumter, S. G.
Nov 9l(«,S«Sf'i|iM4,^iNr"ifM,i^i^,nii"ki'iiM,i>i.n1i'i1rt,,n1itiii iininniiiiiiiTiitiiin gi
SUMTEK FURN ITUKE-AND-
Chair Ware-Rooms.
THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS IIIS' Friends and Cu Pto ra ors that be has receivedand «rill continue to receiveNSW AND CI/KAP FURNITURE,
TO 6UIT THE TIMES.His Stock cousists of almost o very article in thatline, vis :
SOFAS, SIDE-BOA EDS, BOOK-CASES,Wardrobes, Extention Tables,Bnreans, W^sh-Standa,Sitting nnd Rocking Chairs, of every kindCribs, Cradles,Trundles Cottage Bedsteadsand Mattresses.JUST RECEIVED
Somo moro of those CHEAP COTTAGE SETS.Mont Safes, Window Shndos and WallPapering-all low for CASH.
J. E. Snares,3fain Street, opposite Express Office,Entrance from Stair Cuso on Main .Street to
FURNITURE ROOMS.Nov 2
MISS E.'D. BRITTONWOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITEber frlonds, nnd particularly tho
Indios of Sumter and commu¬
nity to call And examine
Her Rich and Beautiful Stock-OF-
Fall Millineryand Fancy Goods.
Having fclcctcd her goods ppr«'.nully, andwith great caro, in tho New York and Haitlmnremarketa, shu feels confident of pleasing Ail, bothas regards finality, st\le end pr lie. A« usual,there aro roany novelties for tho scaxon.MISS BRITTON is supplied with a FlftRT
CLASS MILLINER and a DRESS MAKER,from Baltimore, who aro weil qualified for thobiiainoss. The fashions procured in New York.
Ladies, CMR and havo your Dresse? and Hat»made in tho latest styles.
Pnpar patterns ol' Drear**, i'ueqnca «nd otherarticle of dress may be hud.At the Now Store next to J. T. frOLOMf'NSSept 28 ._'..
Fall and Wintpr Opening,MRS. M. J. ZERNOWHas recently .returned from New
York, whore abe selerled an oin-
gant.ami vnriod Assortment of
Gonda in tho
MILLINERY LINE,embracing all the latest NOVELTIES OF THESEASON.Her Stock 1ms been selected with great core,And will he found unequaled in choice and vnri<-
ly, and will bo olfored at price.« that cannot failto give satisfaction.fÙÊ* Orders from the country will rcccivu
rprpjtQUitUntto>«
J. D. CRAIG,
MANUFACTURER,-DEALER IN-
Furniture & Upholsterer!COR. MAIN AND CANAL ST8.
SUMTER, S. C.RESPECTFULLY informs his friend* and pa.Irons thal ha hits now on band a supply of
BED nuOM AND COTTAGE BETTS,of various st/las.CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.
BKl).ST KADS, TABLES.BUREAUS, CRIBS, Ac, Ac,
all of which ho offers for rale at priées to salt tbatimes.FURNITURE mads to order, in any styl«and
at short noticeManufacturing, Repairing and Upholsterydono promptly and in a neat and .workmanlike
in MI ncr.
M miro.« «cs made to ordsr, and old Mattressesrenovated.
Ch ai s reseated with oana and made ss good aanew.
Picture Frames of all sises,- Rosa Wood, Olli,and plain luouldipgs, maila to order,and Look-]ing elastes set In frames, and for said.
F V NEU At» S
Îiromptly attended to in Town or Country, andmiltalie, Mahogany,' Walnut, or Cornra.n Coffin«furnished ns roo,aired, at short àotice.
Oct 35 __BmIlARDWARE
Store,Main-at. undor Sumtor Hotel.
L. P. LORIN Gt-AoRir ron-
Messrs. Sing A Huppman,KA 1.1 I »IOU E. m. o.
Would reipscifnliy sollelt the patronage of hi»friends mid tho palillo, »
HE ll AS IN ST0 JIB A COMPLETS
Stock of Hardware andFamily Utensils,
cmlirnoiojr «»rfy artl'le ia this Uno of business,wliiuli he intei.ils lo sell at the..loivKST PH ices, ron CAMI,
lie wilt ks«p alway* in store, a complot* assort¬ment of
...Colling Axos, Ames*Shovel* a Spades,.Trnf-e Chains, llo»#, .
« /Mn ken, Plieli F»>rK»,Urala Cradlo», Poj the Blades,rfUllllO-StttfOS,Pocket aiid-Tablo OatVtTy, -.
Br/»«*Pr*«-r\in* Kittles, ¿, VTin Wnre.iWtiidow OlarSVafl *i«t*.Persons in wont 6f la« nVtiit eoffrenlent and
economical Steves, ea*,'be supplied «Uh theIntoM Improved p'uMerhs at prices which eanuotfail to gi TO entire pallsrsctloAfJnne la_' ;
ASPBt'lAlilTY, FLOUR SACK Sj 'pAP/EBBAOS and WRAlM»INH PAP'R,,At RHWAMJÛ P/BltRY'S.'
>i*||fc»^>i»iif^sw>sri «p»*«t*e CharWf>ia rtga^i,
TeetherwiiiiU*rtwi****-'U*°rU*9i pf,
AND ALL KINDS
Vernishcs,Paint Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,^ Seo., &c
KEROSËNÈ LAMPS ANDall appliances thereto.
DR. A. J. CHINA.J SUCCESSOR TO
A. ANDERSON A CO.Sept »I, . y ;.r ,.?
^ i,Casto Oil and Quinina.
5Q Ooneee P «nd W Quinine,
t)/", Gfcllons Int qu.llty Castor Oil nt Re-C\3 dpoed prices,By Dr. A. Ji CHINA,
Saoecsior to A. ANDERSON, A CO.SeptU " .
CHËMICAI^-Í7ÍIB8T QUALlTY^SWlcebVof every deecrjp.MS «on. end warranted PUKE,
By Dr. A. J. CHINA,Sueooesor to A. AN UKUS ON, £ CO.
sept at ..
rTogartie's Book Depository.I100Í7~BOOKS,
tno ALL nnacnirttoKf or »CHOOL STATIO^KRT
WS CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TCoar SCHOOL PENS and WRITINC
BOOKS which are made to our order, »od nil>e found good and cheap, Espooiat attentioiwill bc given to order« from teacher», io tb<sou nt ry.A complote catalejo» of School Booka, wit!
tho prieta attached, will be Mot free op applioaHon.
CATALOGUE No. 48«Memllfal Thohghtt from Greek Anthe**,
with English Translations and Livee'efthe Author», with English Index j alsorsference» to parallel -passages fromthe Scriptum», Lutin and English Au¬thor», by C. Tatt. Ramage, LL. D..M...43.0
Beautiful Thought« from French and ItalianAuthors.....,..,.,...................M..O.M.....8.5
Beautiful Thoughts from Germao and Span¬ish Authors........8.0
Beautiful Thoughts from Latin Authors.3.6Memoir of Wm. Ellery Channing, with ex¬
tracte from bia Correspondence, Ac, 3vol«.M.»8.6
Memoir of the Lifo and Writings of ThomasChalmers, D. D. LL. D.. by his son.Inlaw, the Her. Wm, Unna, 4 vols, Edin«burg edition.,7,6The Early, Years of Christianity, by E. Do.Preifense, D. D'., Translated by AnrtloHarwood. Th* Apostolic Bra. 17
Days in North India, by Norman McLeod,Editor of "Good Words," Illustrated...2.0
The Poultry Book, comprising the Breedingend msnagoment of Profitable and Or¬namental Poultry* their Qualities andCharacteristics, by M. B..Tngeimeier, F.Z 8., with Colored illustrations, byHarrison Woli{ and numerous Wood en¬gravings.,.i..;.9(
The pleasures ol Old Age, from tho French ofEmile Bouvestre.iV. , .2.1
Ihe Book of Shakespeare Gems, in n Seriosof Land oapV Illustrations of tho m»*tInteresting Localities of Shskcfpcaro'sDramas, morocoo, cloth gilt.w.4.l
Knight's Half Hour» wltb tho tn si Le««-»Writers sud Autogrophors. 3 vol».A.I
Tba Rudimente of Co'onrs and nf Colouring,wi'h the nature nf Pigments for thouse of Decorativo Artists, Phintcrs, Ac,hy Gee» Field, reviled and re wi Ilten byMallet.M.,.2.
The Godoy's Lady's Book Receipts andHousehold lliuts, arranged by Mrs.Frost..... .2
Paris IQ December, 1861 | or. Tho CoupD'F.iut or Napoleon III., by KugenoTenet.,.2.Lighthouses and Lightships, u Descriptivoand Illftorloal Arc nut of their nv«je nfconstruction and organisation, hy W. II.D. Adams, profusely Illustrated.I.Tho Geological Evidence* of tbe Antiquity*of man, with Rcnrurk* on Thoiiil*« of«ho Origin of Speele» hy V/irlnlior,, byS>r Charles Lyell, F. R. R.. ril.i<triited.:i
Fisk's Manaal of Cmstden! Liier.nnre, fromthe Gorman of J. ,f. Eschcnlittrg I
.»?French, English and \ mer icu n Ñute aLutter Pupar s land Envelope*,- tngother nit'gea eral stock .of Blank Boi.ks ond SmliorcryN. H.-Our. MONTHLY. Ll IBUA It Y BU LlTON trill ba sena PUKE to porsuns in thu KUtry. 1
Pbrsona residing Ih {ie enttntry »please hear in mind, thitt.toy'tending ot tl cri infor ant books published In Anrciku Ib< v witeli ruged only tah pi lee of ike book. We paythe pyllnge or express.
Address
Fogartio* Èook DepositorNo. 280 KING STREET, (IN THE BEN I)CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.Oct*ja
BUGGIES, CARBIÄöiWagons, Carts,
And ail manner of Wood Wcfor Sume*
PLOUGHS* &c;> &THE UNDtlESTGNRO offers fi* sile, at «
LOW PRICES-FOR OA8II--.V veryaiiorttnent of thé ab->ve articles.Where oredlNa desired,- special ci.nirnr.ts
Ihe same mat be nm lc f. r sj-proved holt «Repnlringof nil km,ls In \V,->o4 *>.d lr»n «
culed sr nh promptness nod dt»p»lt*h.; t <W¿J- .ANDKltSO.V AgettOet IO-At .-. uu iiUM AU* n
FOR ALL KINDS OE
Books and Stationär«V. . '-WU ; 'Ei»(VArib PERKY
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TDK 6HST v- *r~^/. ";^r. .< V V»J, . - ,pftAXt>Y, GIN, ¿ r^f?V^.?
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KEKOSUOi OIL, inp s/l! u r n c r#. ÇUMuoej^ «\rici».. Ac. ?gil -v^^yy^^f
^ Forsale by; ; MOKAQ'R».
4-Tt ..:. -.? <M ^ McKAOES'S.»« :|A FINK SKGAR ,v?: |.CAN Ult ItAD IFeb lft^_ v At AJçlvAO,EN/f^ A^
r -. HAVING V
Cor, Main & Liberty-Sts. .JJr F. W. DetQRfflE £^P|Bega'to notify Ms murty-friands nod -Jftjl
customers, thnt he has ndtlcd to hiifcompleto stock of " jffijDrugs,
CH E MI CALS, IFAHCY ARTICLES, ¿ 'M
A FULL ASSORTMENT\QÍL^'JHPAINTS, -;JH
. PYE 8TUÍKS* .
- AND GLASS, '|iAiking ft continuation of past patronage, aKfi
Which ho will do nil in lil? power lo deserve-, lit TB*solicits nn examination of ,1.1s STOCK AND- }|HJ.
J. F. W. IVRMß; "«iCor. Main omi LiWrly-Slrcot,
PeptJ^ ^_Sn niter, S. C. jj/jJVHT It FX'fîtVIS I) ??'?jj
\ FINE DOT OP CÓÍ/IATB'-d FA M ! .Ml/\_ SOAPS, and l'or «Mo ohru». 'St'Dv J. F. W. DV.I.ÓKME. ,'9,'
AALSO
.* . . ! ulfrc«h M of lsAND.nKI'lPS ONION PETTS,while und red.
. . By J. F. \V. PeLOHME. ?
Ort 12- *
Ayert Cherry Pectoral,Vor Diseases of tbs Throat and Lungs,
auoh aa Coucha, Colds, WhoopingGough, Bronohitin, Asthma,
attd Consumption.Probably never before In the whole history of
medicine, has ofty thing wou so widely trna sodeeply upon Uni conUUence of matikluil, ns Mil»excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.'Through a tong aeries of years, and among uio«tof Um races of mon it lins risen higher find nigherin theirestunaUpu, os it has become better known'.Its tmiforni character anti pOM-cr to ( tire tho va¬rious affections Of tho lungs and thront, Itara 'mudo it known ns n reliable protector nrnluttthem. Whilo adapted to milder forms, of discnroand to young children, lt is nt the sante time thomost effectual rcm.eily.tlt.at can be given tor inrlp-.lent consumption,-Hud the dflliKerdUK nfltetlonsof tho throat and lungu. As n provlrlou agulntjtsudden attaeks'oT.'Crotrn. lt tltotrtil bo kept on. *
hnntl rn every family, ard Indeed ns nil aro i-onio*Vtimes subject to colds nud cotmhs, nil should Loprovided with thia mitldolo foy them. ,
Although souled Vo^aumplinn l¡; llmnglil tn»*.--enraldc, «tm grent nurnhor's) of cases vhere Iho '
dlsenro fcemed settled, linvo tte« n cor. fileliilycured, nnd tho patient rcstotvtl to poui.tl lioiiltliby tho Cherry J'trforrtl. go rpm'ldcto .* Iti*master/ over tho disonlora. of the ¿tinga and'Throat, thnt tho most obtllnnle ofthom ynldtoB»When nothing elsh rrtttld rrni h them, under thoVhorry Vtcloral they.sitbflde «ml difupuenr.Sinners rtnrf J'uhfio Sjtctíkir» Und prentprotection from \\.Akthma is always relieved and oftón wholly .
cured by it., v.
Uronàtiitt» ls renrrnlly c-\uoí\ hy" tfllahg'lho-.Cherry L'eetoml In biunll nun freVp^bnf (Ir**?.So genernllv nie iu vlttncH hnt.wn, 'Hint .wonocd not publiait the coi tlficofei ol theinjietc, ordo more than assure tho pt hi;'.. Hint ile qiirJiticaaro fully maintained. . ,
Ayer's Ague Gui-e,Por Tcvor and Agu», Ir-t«m'.Hont Pover,Chill Fotror, Ut.mittönt ICcvcr, DumbAguo, l'or;o(Mt'.il or Bilioun X'ovor, Ao,,and Indeed oil tha anoctLo;>o vyhich axlsofrom molarioua, tdaioh,or J ni is,mntlopoisons.As Its nnma ímpllí", it doe« r"jtre. and does notftdl. Containing »eltlier Ar-er.le. Quinine, Bis«muth,/inc, nor noy olhcr irtfnej'Arpr poUonoitssubstance whatever, it lu nowye In/iire..^ tmy pa¬tient. Tho niimlmr and lu; mi:, ur of Its curesin the agu« districts, nre-HtowHly nevoml tiw óunt,and wo bellevowwont n pariiBol lu Uie.h'tsto.Tof Agiio raerUclno. Onf pi Ido lr gratfftou hy ihnneknuwledgmciits wc receive nf tl.c radical eureaeffected In obstinate cnRC.", nud wliéro oUior »<ni-crtlea hud wholly frilled,
lunated y
Hy of th«r,lvbr, Iría nn exeelleni'vemedj', f-thon-latmg tho Uver Intonenlthy aclivitv. »For Billón» OHorder* nod Liver Complaints, itls an excnllcnt rerocdv.-pixidiu-ijiK runny trulyroinnrknblo euron, wb'ero othor tnrdlclnes liedCalled.Prepared hy Dn. J. C. Arah* A ro..'Prset;rnt
and Annlytteal Chemtsts« Lowell, Mses., andsold af. round th« world.
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