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New Bar Room.

i have opened andssefnrnished the Bar
Room in Amazoque, formerly kept by hr.
Fed Boozer, and viii always keep On hand
the very purest liquors ihat-eaa be had in
the Mafket-Sueh as Cognsc, apple and
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&. -. REMl0KA EN- { !. e.
, LEWIS BUTLER Z
F FASHIONABLE sBA ARBER al and
HAIR DRESSER,

RESPEcTFULL Y sodncesfo tie gen.
tlemen of Newberry, thathes has Femosedt to
the room itathe rear of the Ne~berf5 Hetei,
where he viii be happy to wait qpoI all JIM:
the exercise Of his profession. Bis OBJECT
is to please the most fastjdioIs taste, ana
the keeping of his shop shall be attersthe.
most unexcepionable style. : 81 .
: Shaving, Trimming, Shampooing, snd
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District Court of the United States.

District Court ofthe United States.
For the district of South Carolina 10 Rank
( rapicv. In the. matter of WAR; n
: H JONES, Bankrupt. ~c-.7c~- =.
= 10 whom it may concern: The under.
signed herGbv gives notice of his appotn' y
meut as .AsSiguee OF ,rhe estate Of Warren
j. ,ues Sof4he- I,wn Of Newbe,rY, ,sil the Di>.
4rct of N.:wberry AID State Of South Carrots
Ii% within Sa1d district, who has been ad
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petirion ny
she District Court Of said District. Dated Eat
Newberrr H. ). C.'the 17th day of April
A. D 1858. -: y ~ y. f..
.HFNsY HALFACRE. Assignee.
April % II St, = '---,- -
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Notice TO Shippers.

r GenI Superinten's Office; S. &C: +. r.,
On and after this date the TARIFF by the
Great Southern Freight Line, FROM COEUM-
BI,A. will be as follows, viz: - ,->~. -
Cotton per bale, to New York ..........,-. 81. o
-t---'->'= "-:. PhilJdeiphia... G,
81 o.. ". Baltimore -............-.....3 3. 25
This route is guaranteed as cheaper, quieke'
and more reliable than any competing, while
the differance of insurance, not amounting l..
20c lis over twice compensated by: difference Of
-1.,....,> - : 81: T. PEaKE,r
, "Dec11 General Superintendent.
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Laurens Railr DAD.
Change Of Schedule. .
Office Laurens r, R.,

e.. ". -, - Office Laurens r. R.,
= Laurens G. g., s. c., Jan. 29, 1868.
On and after this date, the Trains will run
over this Road as follows, until further no
-tice =: a. >--~,,7,.,. =. . =: D..
Leave Laurens at <o'e,ock,. A. NJ, ON
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRl
DAYS. =, *~c. ~.'. ~ ..
Returning, leave Newherry Immediately
afteraae arrival of the Up Trains on th.
CSC. r. R., on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. - - '-
- zE' B.s. JAMES,,
: Feb. 56a. -. -.>-, !, lessee. :
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InfornnatiOn.. :.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free of charge to all who desire It, the prescrip-
ton with the directions for making and using
the sin pie remedy by which he was cured of
ne affection and that dread disease Consump-
ton His only objrc, is to benefit the afflicted
and be hopes eyerv sufferer will try this prescrip-
ton as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
q blessing Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South Second Street,
Sept 1888. WiiamsbDrgh, New York
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District Court Of the u. States,

For the District of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. In the matter If JOHN R.
: SHULER, Bankrupt. Z r<-:.-. e
To whom'it may concern: The under
signed hereby giyessRotiee; Of his appoint
nent as Assignee of the estate Of John R.
"huler, of the District of Lexington ana
state of South Carolina Within said district,
who has been adjudsed Bankrupt upon
bis own petition by the District Court of
said District, dated goth day of April, A. D.,
1863. HENRY A. MEETZE,
April 22 II 5 Assignee.
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Court ofthe United States.

For rhe district of South Carolina In Bank
ruptrv In the mstter Of Johu E. Sondley,
Bankrupt ...- u.
10 who it NAV concern. The UNDER
sigue6 hereby gives notice of his: appoint
meut sS Assignee OF the Estate OF JOHN &
Sondfey Of tar district Of Newherry aud
State of SoutH Caralina, within said district,
who baS been sdjadsed bankrupt upon his
own petition hp the .di<t,ict Court os said
district dated 7sh day OF April A. D.. 1868.
-, j. N. MARTIN, Assignee.
April Is Is St.
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District Court of the United States.
For the District of Sonth Carolina. In Banks
>ruptcv. Inahe matter Of SOLOMON r. HI
NARD, RankfQpt = ..>..,,.,s$ -. ! - -, o..
.To'wboLn i may. concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointmsnt as As
sisnee Of the estate OF Solomon P ckinard, o
the town of Newberrr, in the District of New
berry and State OF South Carolina Within :sa III
District. who has heeu sdjud ged a Bankrupt up
District. Dated I4i.f dgy of April, A. D., 1868
j. r:PErERs9N, Assignee
April Is Is ST. ~.
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April Is l6 ST..
District C,nrt Of the fGffif ed States

District Cart Of the Udited States.
Forthe District Of South CaroliHa. In Bank
:, ruptcy.. In the matter Of. jerome D. Bruce,
Bank upt. =. -'.st.Z
TO " hom it may eonern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice ot his appointments AZ As.
ssignee Of the estate OF jerome ID. Bruce, OF New.
berry IN tue i<trict of Newberry. and Stale of
South c. roina. within said District, who ha>
%: ell aGjuds sed a. bankrupt upon his own Peti-
tioa by the District Coat of said District Da
ted the 1ath April, A. y: iS6S
: : :S1.vT.is GEukGE F. LONG,
, Aprfl5 SJl65 = - -. = Assignee.
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The Healing Pool.

Essays for Young Men, on the Crime: Of
Solitude, and the Errors; Abuses and Dis
eases which destroy the manly power, and
create impeii,nent< to Marriage, with sure
relief. Seut in sealed letter envelopes, tree
OF charge. Address, Dr.. j. SKILLINe
HOUGHTOS, Howard Association, Phil, Pa.
Feo. 26 S 3mo. :
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District Court of the United States.
For the district of South Carolina. In Bank
rupicy. In the matter Of j. c. S. Brown
Bankrupt
TO whom it may concern. The uBder-
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint.
ment as A>sign-e of the estate of j. C. =.
Beowu. of the district of Newberry and State
of South Carolina within said di>trier, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own
petition by the district Court of said district,
dated 7th day Of April, A D., 1858.
J. n MARTIN, Assignee.
April Is 1eS St. 49,
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!, CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Charleston, S. c.,

Charleston, S. C. -
= The undersigned having taken charZe O.;
IL above, veil known Hotel, respectfully
iaforms his friends andthe travelling public
Stbat it has. been refuruished ir. all of its de-
,artmems. : The table win at all times b.:
supplied wilh the best the Market affords
including every delicacE in seasoa, whik
the cnisine, will be unexceptionable. TIL.
Bath Rooms attached TO the Hotel are sup
plied~with the celebrated Artesian Water
md Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can be OBJ
tained at any time. The same attention
will be paid to the comfort of the guests a.
heretofore, and travellers can rely upon
finding the. Charleston Hotel equal to an.
in the United States. The patronage OF
he travelling public is respectfully solicited
= ,: - j. p. $H0RBAGH, Agent
= Jan, Is 3 If. ~. Proprietor
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apbSt f6

District Court of the United States.
Forthe districtof South Carolina. In Bank
ruptcv. In the matrec of WADE A.
SETTLER. Bankrupt. : -
. To whem it mxy concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment SIS Assignee of III. Estate Of Wade II
SEEKER; OF the town of: Newberty, in, the dis
trsc of Ne~bery and State OF South Caro-
lima within said district. who. has been ad
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition by
the distrtes Court of; said district. Dated
10Th day of Apri! a D., 1858
GEORGE A SELLER Assignee.
>April Is 16 St.
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OF SOUTH CARoLINA.

- ,rNewherry Bisteict-In Equity: =
Mary A. Rikard, Adm'x,Es, Geo. A. .Rikard
and others.
= Bill ,f0r an account.
# appearing to my satisfaction that. Adam
Kipard, defendant in this case, resides be-
yend the limits of 1tfis State. o., motion Of
Mr.. Baxter, Pifs Sol. Ordered that the said
absent defendant plead. ansTep<or demuste
rhis Bill within forty days. from the epuhiica.
rion hereof; Or the same viii be- taken psN
confesso against him. a - -
.g,,:::s,v ,SILks JoHNsFoNE. G. E:HD.
CONS Office, 2sth> Feb, 1865. &sSs::sssss ~ :
March,4 O .4s,stSgs IS $40
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District Court of the United States
For theOistrict of South Carolina. In Bank
luptot:. Ia the matter Of c. B. COUNTS,
=, Bankrupt
10 whom il, may concern The. undersigned
hei, by gives no ice OF is ap,oint Nent as As
sigree Of the estate OF c. Counts, of the dist;
ui ;Newberry ;aBd state OF South Carolina, with:
in said district, who hrs been aGjud sed asbank.
1up, upon hs own petition by the district court
of said district Dsted 9th day of April, AID,
1865: T. W. HOLLOWAY; Assignee
an Is St rs - -
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The History of Four Pins.

- The History OF Four Pins. =.
Lesangers sin the Rue de la
8 PMS have recently Observed in,
the WiadoWso of one of the most
; Fashionable je#elry establishments
there q very e extraordiuary brace
let, the oadity and splendor; OF
) which have excited universal won't.
s5ier 1T eof1Sists~of foar rusty,
broken, bent and battered pins,
enclosed in a kind OF framework
arranged to expose then" with
perfect 5distiactness, and surround
ed by the most brilliant and pre-
cieus. gems; The history attached
TO this markable object is gsingu-
lar. In the year 1s28,,M Aazeres
was the affaneed suitor of Made
moiselle Mathiide BEuehe. The
evening appointed for the nnptials
arrived, The night was dark and
:, stormy dark clouds hid the moon
from sight, and the rain fell in
torrents upon the earth, while the
:. thunder uttered it's loudest peale-
. Bnt nothing on earth could detain
NJ Mazeres from the, wedding.
Ills friends protested against his
Z going, plainly telling him the
bride would be willing to wait for
him until thesstorm should abate ;
but he, tnrned a deaf ear to their
pleading, and, refusing5the aid Of
carriage, he started for Monsieur
3 Bruches on foot, In. the. vicinity
of the Royal Palace he fell down,
: and was grieEoasly wounded wbik
treading Bis Wayalong a portion
Of the streets, undergoing exten-
sire repairs. On letting slip an
s exclamation against the superin-
tsndent of streets, be was an
rested and plunged into a dungeon
darker than. the soul of his perse-
cntor, and. eonde demned to solitary
seon6nement Days, weeks, and
months fed. and eeentinued COR
5demnsd, but not judged. Torn,
IRON his dearest Affections and
buried ID darkness and silence, he
s felt his body weaken, and his mind
threatening to, loese power: He
was afraid of himself, and deter
mined al hazards to awaken:
from the lethargy which he knew
would render him. insane. Az
: though searched from head to
foot By the officers at the time Of
his abduction, he discovered that
four pins had escaped Sheir notice !;
and they irnn,eeR hate Ey inspired.
him with a means of recreation:
which would at 4east prevent him.
: from absolute mental decay. How
could four pins aid hint will be:
asked; and of what use to enliven
his seIitnds3 The poor prisoner
occupied himself during the two
. years of solitary cont fnements in
throwing the foursbits Of wire at
hazard about the cell, and then in
search, for them, to ,reconmens se..
shesa feat This was bis only.
s ace-tfIe sole pastime presented,
8 hifm rough all this weary lapse
os time. But It served, simple as
itappears, to- keep him altyef an
H one day the, Revolution of 1880
brought him his liberty. His at
,fsetionate Mathifde greeted him
!. on the:threshold Of his prison, and
I conducted him to her fEeside: He
relatsdshis touching story and ex-
shibited his Four pms, A daughters
love. has! now caused: them to Sbe.
- : D..
embalmed in jiewel,Ss TO the value
Of many thousand francs. : -.
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District Court Of the United States
For toe District of South Carolina. 'u Bank
rupicy In the matter Of A HARRIS, Bank
< 'rupt.7- =
TO whom it may concern: The undersigned
hereby gives uVtice OF his appointment Is As
siyIee of the estate nf Abraham Harris, Of the
town of Newberry, in the dist. ict OF N"wberry.
and State of South Carolina within said district,
who has been acjrdged bank upt upos lis own
petition hv the diseric, court of said district.
= Dated 9Th Sday 7ef April. "A D, 1885,
: PETER kODELSp ERR Err, Assignee
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District Court ofthe United States
For the Districtzof South Carolina. In Ba K
ruDtcy Iu the matter OF HENRY STONE,
Bankrupt = -,E,--g.T-. ,
Towhom it may concern The undersigned
herebp. gives notice of his appointment as AS
siyuee Of the estate Of Heury- -Stdre. of the dist
o. Newberrv, State or South Carolina, within
said district who has beeu adjudged barkruEt
upos. his own petition by the district court OF
sid dist, let. D4teG9fh day of April, A D. 1858
-ap 15St16; DAN. b. WERfS, Assisnee.
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Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, as follows: S.~E-.. =. p. -.
Leave Columbia at. t...............7.OO 90 a. m.
Aston at: g %
NewberTy at. -. ....... .aO 80
Arrive at Abbeville at. .......3 80 p. m.
'' at Anderson at........ IS IS
at Greenville eat..........6 90
Leave Greenville at. .............6 500 q. m {.
/" Anderson at, s,..............6 As
Abbeville at..............S.45
g. Newberry at. .............. i 25 p. m.
Arrive at tAlston at. -. .......". 90
-'' atIColumbia at..........,.50 90
, Trains on the Blue Rtdge Railroad will
also run daily, Sundays excepted, connect
ing with the up and down trains on the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, as fol-
lows: '~.- -. -: -
Leave Anderson at. ..5 20 p m.
@, Pendleton at. -. 3 ~
Arrive at Waihalla at. ........: 500 =
Leave Wa.halla at. ..............4G 90 g. m.
Pendleton at. Az
Arrive at Anderson at. ......... e 40 -.
): The train will return from Belton to AM
derson on Monday and Friday mornings.
- - I" JAMES o. .MEREDIrHs;;1:-
: -. General Superintendent.
Dec. II Soft. H., -. - :. -: -;
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=. w A N T E D.
49, =. AGENTS TO SELL
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District Court the United States

For the District Of South Carolina. IN Bsnk-
fup,ey: H. the matter of Dr. 7. B. KENNER-
* LY sBaukIupt. ~, = - -. * q
x To whom i may concern The undersigned
signee OF the estate of Dr.. II. B. kennerly, of
the district of Newberry, State OF Seuth Csroii>
ma within said district. who has been adj dyed
a bankrupt upon his OWL petition by the district
cnlrrt OF saic district. Datesi.Stb Gay Of April,
AID, ,18ss. ~ JOS. CALDWELL, Assignee.
apis 81 16sS =. :: a =. = -
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Metallic Burial Gases.

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on
hand fulIassortment Of theaboye approved
cases, of different patterns, besides cothns
OF his own make, all Of which he is prepared
tofurnish at, very reasonable rates WITH
promptness and despatch.
railroad will have them sent free OF; charge
A Hearse is always on;band and vail be-
furnished at the. rate of SO per day
- Thankful for past patronage, the SUB
scriber respectfully asks for a continuation
of the same, aud assures the public thas
no effort on his part win be spared to render:
the utmost satisfaction. : *, -
>s1,-..~ r. C. CHAPMAN
Newberry S. c., July sl.s =:
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:GreenEille Female College.
G. HUDSON, President
Assisted by -Four Professors and
Three Female Teachers : -

IV7 % 7 V1'e0oV0 Z SSeN'Ve0'oo'
The SPRING TERM wilt begin on WED.
NESD W the 18th of FEBRUARY next, and
continue 20 weeks ..-.. = -. 49,.
, Owing TO the scarcity of money, the rates
ave been REDUCED as follows:
: Boarding for 20. weeks. tcurrency) $50 90
!, Tuition. highest Eng Course - :, :. 5000
:. =" French or Latin .-"-' <, 20 90
;. Lessons on Piano or Guitar g 80 90
. Special Foca! L-ssons. IS 90
:. Drawing and Painting 20 90
Singing and lncidentalS . 500
For further information apply for late
Cataloea~ -. - CHI fJUDSON, ,
: Dec Is ST. IT,. - = President.
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South Carolina Railroad.

GENERAL sUPERINTEyDENTs OFFICE, I
CHARLESTON, S. c., March %, 1853.
o On and after Sunday, January 10. the Passen.
ger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad viii
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ERgORSOF. YOUTH.

;, AGent!eman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthtul indiscrction, will for
rhe sake of suffering humanity, send free 70
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by rhe ad-
verrisers experience. can do so by addressing
- JOHN B. OGDEN,
80. AZ Cedar Street New York.
Nov 10 1v =.
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groesrwho are prone 10 tfHhK the
Worth an Ef Dorado, are advised to
read the following letter which we
clip from the New 7 ork Epeni,g
NEW York April TO- 1858.
Tosths Editor Of tie Eueains Nees::
:. DEAa sIn:: Although being q
man Of colour I ana a constant
readersef your paper, and allow nae
to, put a few lines In your column
.et the Peoples Voice to-, warn
eoaored men and boys from going
onsthe block between Spring and
Prince streets, in Sullivan street.
Ash was going along that block
the other day, about nay business,
+ was assaulted by a let.of. young
scape graces, -bysa shower of Goals,
bones and everything you could
mention, and when / was going to
to turn back to catch hold of lit
tie; boy that | saw fire the last mis-
sile, and was going to give him a
good licking, as I thought; but
before I knew where / was, boy
about Is years Of age had two
good mashes on my, nose. Turn
ing around7te hit him, as thought
before / knew where l was, [ had
a half dozen on my back, kicking,
punching, mashing, and every
other thing you could think of;
and before I had a chance l was
nearly killed, and was glad to get
q chance to run away to escape the
hands Of the young "Nigger Slay-
ers," as they called themselves.
One would yelhput "Go in Jim.
give it to him. "Slim, go in;
@Craek, give him a rap on the -co-
coanut;;" aJohn, hit him again"
and all such things. So Mr.. Editor,
1would like to warn all colored
folks of the Niger Slayers," and
keep away from them:
A.. a SUFFERER.
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Office Laurens Railroad.

B. S. JAMES. :
Lessee 'Laurens r. B.
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Greenville & Columbia r. R.

ON and after FRIDAY, the 9th instant,
Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted as follows: s-7 - -
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groes8ho are prone to- think the:
North an Et Dorado, are advised to-
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Now unquestionably is the time
EITHER SiNGLY OR N: CLUBS. J!

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Ten Copies, and one to setsefup Of Club Is 90
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