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]. II. WHITNER.
Attorney at Law
K E AL ESTATE "A 81 MT,
III WALHALLA. so. CA.

IN yWALHALLA, 50. Ca,
TTAS 10 charge for sale the following LOTS
LII and FARMS:
Lot, 18th Acre, in Wnlhalla. near Court Honse.
Acres in Walbala fine building site.
- cor 2l0 feet, bolow Walhalla, fine build
ing site.
e" 1907 2lo foot, below walhalls fine build
IA ing sito g
\" 10 Acres, below Waihalla, fine building
site. -
=" l34 Acres, botwoen walhalla and Depot.
E zoo Acres, unimproved, q miles FROM
It'd Walhalla
$40 Acres, improved, 4 miles from Wal
halla
I" 1850 Acres, $50 acres Bottom, improved,
l3 mi!os from Walhalla.
81 42O Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad, Perry
vile Depot, miles from Wslhalla.
500 Acres, near Perryville Depot,
miles from Walhalla.
/" 600 Acres, Seneca Crock, near Perry.
vile Depot
:" &c Acres. in Walhulla.
l65 acres. 80 acres Of bottom, improved,
miles Of Walhaila.
100 acres, on Little River, 10 miles oi
Walhalla, 100 ocres Of bottom, cell iss-
proeed.
1900 acres, 40 sores Of Crock Bottom.
improved, fine stock farm, IA miles from
Walhalla.
Z 70 acres, woodland. we'll timbered, one
mile from Walhalla
l22 acres, II miles from Walhalla. fine
=. situation for Tanncry.
BDA Office on Public Square. -Ssa
May 10, 1860 80 H
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DIR. hitler.

4 REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE, as
IA diploma at office will show. has been longer
engaged in tho treatment of Venereai, Sexual and
,ricate Diseases, than any other physician in ST.
Syphilis Goaorrhea, 0leet, Structure, 0rehiHs
aeSn;ah. :; and RMp'ure; all Urinary Diseases and
ooHNttidc or \Jferc"rial 16iictions of throat
cessa :: 80 -
Spaymatorrea, Sexmal Debility and Iapotency as
the rctult Of self abuse in YOUTH sexual excess in
mature @ years, orothcr causes, and which produce
somo ohthe following effcots, as nocturnal emis
sions, cfsehes aedtty dizziness. dirness Of .ig1t
confusion Of ideas. e0H fordodings ayersioa to 20
etety Of {ates. ioa Of memory and sexr4al povey
s"a a, rendering marriage improper. are permahently
Dr: undergraduates MEDICAL PAMPHLET
relating to vnoreal dcnses and tho disastrous and
varied consequences Of selfubuso that will besent
to any address in a scaled envelope for two stamps
Many phy.soiRs introduce patients to the doctor
attor rending is medical pamphlet. Commute
tion confidential. friendly talk will cost you
nothing Office central, yet retired--No eI7 St.
SnarleS ,,s stree. - Louis NO. Hours, a. m. to
August 3, 1864 43 tf
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Cleawland Female Seminary.

Cleawland Female Seminary.
4 FItST-CLASS. BOARDING SCHOOL.
IA For GIRLS. with fifteen able and expo
ncedtcachers, with superior Recommendations
and BEAUTIFUL situation, affords to it's pupils
unrivdcd advantages for tho study of music,
modem languages, drawing and printing. MS
wellAs all tho branches Of an extended English
ADHESION. W.
S. N. SANFORD. Principol,
ClcaYeland, Ohio.
August 3, 1889 43 IF
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'ICKENS COUNTY.
john L.. Latham Petition for Parti
VS.. 7 tion and Sale of
ss''s 1s, Ct. a a. ps'" and ~l' An Real Estate
appearing to my satisfaction that jesse T.
Il Dean and wife Anna, and Sarah Latham,
defendants in this case, reside beyond tho lin.
its of this State: On motion of Holcombc. Pro
Pet, it is ordered TINT the said absent defend
ants file their plea, answer or den,ur to said
petition in tho Office of Judge of Probate, with
in forty days from tho publication of this notice
ms on failure to do so the petition will be taken
pro conjcsso against them.
l. II. PIIILPOT,
Judge of Probate
Aug. (. 1850 Ill
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IN CIV "a dvertisements

Wantad Agents to sell SERVICE
~ uHtCea, AFLOAT in the SUM1PTER
& ALABAMA, by AMDM'L. RAPHAEL
SEMMES: 10000 copics sold during tho first
ing description Of the adventures of this com.
mander and his comrades, written by Semmes
himself, and everybody takes ii without solioita.
too, no matter what their politics. We will
furnish the names of over l25 ngente, who have
made upwards of 5000 per month net, with this
book. Sold only by subscription, aid exclusive
territory given to good agents. Address
+. /. DIBBLE d. co.
208 Main St., Louisville, Ky.
August g. 1869 43 II
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Farm for Sale

IN OCONEE COUNTY, one and half miles frols
L the Town Of Wslhslls, 8. c., oohsisting Of One
Hundred and Twepty.Six Acres of Lsnd. . large
aad substantial Dwelling. Ban. 1ea oil stAss ae-
sessayy outbuildings.
For pastieulers. apply 70
AZ NJ. G. a. Roehsu's. Sslhalls.
juno Is, 1850 SO ~
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I,ICKENS COUNTY.
T. ". Alexander ! Petition for Final Set
vs. } tiCn6nt and Decree,
Susan Alexander, et.al
I appearing to my satisfaction that Susan
j. Alexander, Cora Talula Alexander and NJ.
C.Aloxander, defendants in this case, reside
beyond the limits of this State: 1t is ordered
that Che said absent defendants do soverally ap-
pear ut Court of Probate to be holden at Pick
ems Court House for Piokens County on the
18th day of September next, to shew cause. If
any they can, why final settlement of tho Es-
tate of Fountain Alexander, deoeascd, should
not be had and decree pronounced thereon.
On failure to attend, your consents to the same
will be entered Of record
Given under my hand and seal of said ofico
this 9th day Of Jnly, 1862
!. II. PIIILPOT,
Jn,x % 1880 Judge Of Probate;
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TlIE .STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
oCoNEE couNrY-clTArloE.

n oAst OC0SEE CoUNTY--CIThTlOE.
+ WHEREAS. ]. r. Grant hath made suit to mo
W TO grant him letters Of administration upon
tic Estate and effects of Ash Grant deceased, late
q the County of Oconec and State afor> said -
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all and
singular tho kindred and creditors Of the said Asa
drant, deceased, that they be apd appear before
me- in, the Court Of Probate, to be held at Walha-
IL, 81 O., on tho 18th day Of September, 1869, at
l'oclock; in tho forenoon, to shcw cause, If any
they have. c.twhy tho said administration should not
bs granted. 4Givcn under my hand and seal, this
.8th day Of Seplember 1869.
age7i a5.s RICHARD LEWIS, J.P.o.c.
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PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful yege~
table restorative is tho
sheet-anchOr Of tho feeble
and debilitated. AS q
tonic and cordial for tho
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
les. AS a remedy for
tho nervous weakness to
which women arc espec-
tally subject, it Is
superseding every Other
timulant. III all
climates, tropical, TEN
peratc OF frigid, it acts
as q specific in eyery
species Of disorder which
undermines tho bodily
strength and breaks down
tho animal spirits.
Wherever it Is intro
ducod it becomes n
standard article--.a lness
dicilal staple. 1t is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and 3he most popular
medicine In JIIp Wv il4se a
w0rld---be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by oil
Druggists, GrOcer's and
Country Stores.
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5Walhalla Select School

III MRs GOODMANtwill opon School In the town
~ of Walhalla, for young ladies and children.
The session will commence on tho 23rd Of August
and close on tho 23rd of December
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pLUb RIDGE HIGH sCnooL.-pRE.
DPARATORY ~ TIE UNIVERSITY or
vlRGINlA--The hincples, alumni of tho
University Of V,irgniaand Of Rugby and Camb-
ridge; England, and NeonGdontly commended
TO pubic t"vor' by testimonials from those in
stitutions, arc tshclers ofsucccssful experience
in schools Of high gradoA Sessions commence
SEPrEMBERl5TH closoV UNE 25ru.
TERMS: Tuition, board, fuel, lights, and
washing, $259 for entire session.. No extras.
For circulass, address the principals, at Green.
wood Depot, Albcrmarlc, Va.
Va. -
CASKIB HARRISON. Alumnps of Uniycr.
sity of Cambridge, England, Irmcipals
August; 1869 GH ily43 If;
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Notice.

MOTICEis hereby given that the Co.partncrship
~ heretofore existing between W. a. Lay s. SAM
ucl LoYingood, is dissolved this day, by mutual
conseut.
rk W. a. LAY,
,at ,A,as SAMUEL LOVlEGOOD.
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NEW SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODSI'OR
1869.

.r
/ AN in receipt Of very large and complete /,
/ STOCK or GOODS for sllo ',''',;a
Spring and Summer Trade,
Which ! have selected in person with groas
care and with nm eye to the wants and nessss /
sites Of this community. &
LADIES' DRESS COO iys, u,
Consisting in part of every style and desssfp :
tion Of Prints, from 10 cents up; Muslissa
70 cents up; Lawns, Japranees Cloths, Rfk
bons, l.aces, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, and Ia fsss
everything necessary to Lady's oonplsSe ].
outfit.
GENTs' GOODS, .rai
Of all kinds: Linens, Cottonades, Twseds.sl
Plain and Fancy Cassimercs, French Drag, D.
Etc; also, Hats Of all kinds and styles. h
BOOTS AND SHOES.
hdies Lace and Congress- Caters, Msyg
Boys and Children's Boots and Shoes. ~
FURNISHING GOODS. ssf'
Wiadow Curtains, Table Cloths, BksssazstA
Bhirtiags, Long Cloths, 30, &c.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Collins Axes, Planters G. s.. Brade's Hoes.
Ames' and Rowland's Long Handle Shovek,
Spades, Scythe and Grass Blades, Rakcs, y
lames and Trace Chains Also, Carpentery
Tools Of every description. si5 asi
EATABEES. t
Hams, Sides and Shoulders; MaokereI. Sd
gar, Coffee, Imperial, Green and Black Toss,
Rico, Salt, Molasscs, Flour, Corn Meal; as&
also general assortment Of Confeotionaries
for the Ladies.
All Of which can and will sell ss low ~,
cash or barter as any Merchant can afford
thom. Call aud see for yourselves, as I charge
nothing for showing my Goods. a' -ij
D. BIEMANM. t.a'
Walhalls, 8. c., April 10, 1859 2s--H /.
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j. N. ROBSON.
cow MISSION MERCHANT,
Nos. ! 4 2, Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. G.

HAyING ample means for advances, bus.
.lliness experience Of twenty years, and con.
fning himself strictly to a Commission Bust
ness, without operating on his own account,
respectfully solioits oonsignmonts Of Cotton,
Flour Wheat, Corn, &c.
). Shippers Of Produce to him may. at their op.
tion, have their consignmonts sold either in
Charleston or Now York; thus having tho sd.
vantage Of two markets, without extra commits.
sion.
REFERENCES;
Bishop ". NJ. wigbtman, 8. g.; Col. VIM.
johnson, Charlotte, N. c.; Rev. 4. o. Som
Messrs. Geo. w. Williams & Co., Charleston,
s. c.; Messrs. Williams, Taylor & Co., New
York.
May 3, 1869 80 ly
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Every effort will be made by tho Principal to
improve her Pupils In their several branches Of
study, md practical attention paid to their man
ners and morals
Tuition to be paid at the expiration Of first
month. y
NIns. a. S. GOODMAN, Principal.
Miss KATE GOODMAN. Govcrnoss
Miss ELBERTA GOODMAN,
Teacher Of Music.
There will be lesson given in DANCING every
Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
TERMS
Per session of Four Months payable in ad-
Sia vance, ss; 9-t; "a; (; So
Children not attending the School may never
thelcss join tho Dancing Glass.
August 10, 1869 Al If.
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GU.A..N[O., y ?.

No. Peruvian Guano, SOL per, ton, in
gold, or its equivalent in currency.
Ernce's Concentrated Fertilizer, In bar
rels, per ton, 500.
$40.
Bone and Meat, IN barrels, per ton, $38.
Fish Gnano, in bnrrcls. ~ '''N
Alta Vch Guano, 1926. ~ ..s"'9i:
Alta Fela Phosphate, III bags, 500. ''%'H
Ground Plaster, per barrel, Sits. :.'m
Swan Island Guano, in bags or burreis.
$35 per ton. -. '''i.iF9'
Suiphatc Of Soda, in barrels, per tor, $50.
Soluble Pacific Guano,, $50. -!
Best SnpcrphoSphntc, containing ton Dor
cent. soluble phosphoric acid, mud tlifrcoo
per cent. ammonia, put up in bngs or bar
reiS. Price 500 per ton. 9i' ".n''
Cuban Guiana, hcm caves, containineL
besides the usual phosplia,es and. ,orgahic
mat'cr-firc to six per cent. Of nitrate Of
potash. Au excellent application for 'p|otn-
toes, tobacco, cotton, etc. Price in bags,
S35 per ton. ''ot'
South Carolina Phosphate, ground and
put in bags or barrels. Dr~>
Navossa Gua"o, by the cargo, in lurp,
For sale by asia
GEO. Il WHITE, ...ns..,
a. lou Front Street,oN.i Y,
Oct. II .l2 6mo .i, =, -
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Female Odd. Fellows. ! i.

z ..a
%'Hhe Following articles have boon
proposed by the Grand Lodge OF
the United States for tho govern:
ment Of Lodges Of the Rebekah
>, Degree: iH ..... 80
The charters may be granted to
duly qualified applicants to insti.
tute Degree Of Rebekah lodges
in this jurisdiction, having for
their primary objects the vista.
tion Of the sick, the relief of the
distressed, the support and eduoa.
tion Of orphans. The said degree
lodges have these privileges, and
are to be subjected to the con.
ditions hereafter named. TO con.
ter tho dcgrco of Rebekah on such
Scarlet Degree members and their
wives rs present certificate from
q Lodge located in the district
designated by the Degree Lodge,
md to confer the degree on wieo VS.
Of Odd Follows presenting certifi.
Gates from the Lodges Of which
their husbands wcro members in
good standing ut tho time of their
dccease.
2. They shall elect and appoint
their own officers in the manner
prescribed by the bylaws. The
elective officers are: Noblo Grand,
Vice.Grand, Secretary and Treas
urer, and if the bylaws so provide,
q Financial Secretury. The ap.
pointed officers shall DO: Warden,
CONDUCTOR, Outside md Inside |
Guardians, Right and Loft Sup
porters to tho Noble Grand and
Vice.Grand.
3. They shall hold regular and
special meetings rs provided by |
the bylaws.
4. To fix and establish dues to |
be paid by the members, and to
provide when those in arrears
shall DO dropped from tho list Of
members. No charter shall be
granted to loss than twenty an.
plic"nts, or less than ten Of each
sex.
g. 10 grant donations from the
funds of tho lodge, for tho relief
OF the sick, destitute or distressed,
and for tho education Of orphans
ns majority Of the members NAV
determine.
9. 10 establish such bylaws md
ru!es Of order, not inconsistont
with the institution, to bo enacted
Tor the government of Rcbclsah
Daprne T,o3,rn no,. ,,,;4l ,,
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District Court Of the United States.

For tho District Of South Carolina. In the
matter Of David F. Suber- bankrupt
Ny whom n Petition for Adjudication OF
Bankruptcy was filed on the Doth dny Of
December, D 1868 In snid Court.
This is TO give notice, that on the 1st doy
Of March,i \ D 1860, q Warrant In Bunk,
r1ptcy was issued against the estate of Da>
vid'F, Snbcr. Of 'Newberry III, in the Dis
trlct ofNowbcrry, and State of South Caro-
linn, who has been ,adjudgcd a Bankrupt on
hls own Petition: tiiat' tic payment Of sny nv
debts and delivery of any property belong,
ing. to said Banlrnpt,.to him or for his use,
and tho transfer Of any property by him arc
forbidden by Law; that a meeting Of tho
Creditors Of the said Bqnkrupt.to prove their
'tlebts. and to .ch9Sse.ohe or moro Assignees
Bankruptcy. to bo holdcn at Newberry c Ii Ii
3 2, before G, g. Jaeger, Registrar, on tho
2gth day of Morch, 'at o'clock, P. NJ, at
r.Jr,t =. r n. EpprNG.
y. s. S.'Marshall; as Messenger.
Per A. P. PIrER, Dppti Mes.
March o 81
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FIVE BoYs AT a BlnTH.-Mr +, W.
Pierce. Of the Interior Department, hos u
letter nom hewistown, Mit1in County,
p"'' stating TINT bis siSter-in.law, Mrs.
Pauline j.. iinll. had, laS, week, given
birth to five chiltl'cn, all hoys-nrithcr
OF which survived. The letter al. o
states that tho mother was doing nv well
a. could DC expected under tho circnm.
Stnncca.
This is certainly ono Of those c,sc<.
wnere, as Prentice snys, mnn ia en-.
ntlcd to divorce, OIL account of his
vile being immoderalely y overbcnring.
E;u. Journal.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
Ih-t, ''}+y't
SOLUBLE PACIFIC .GUAN0

The highly satisfactory AMI remarkable
effects OF this Guuno in producing yerv
largely Increased crops of Cotton, Corn and
other staple crops, hus attracted tho neHn.
eral attention of planters and farmers, r.
order To- confirm public confidence in. the
contihued excellence Of. this Guauo. md
avail Of the beat scientific ability in e the
prosecution Of this important business, tho
Paclac Gaano Company has consumn,ataS tlIi
q professional engagement with Dr.. a.. r..
liam Rarenel, Of Charleston, s. G., as seIen.
t,llc adviser and consulting Chemist to 'tho
Company. DR.. Ravenol is. copversant with
the composition and qualities of The Guano
as wolI as with the character, polioy and
unusual resources Of the Pacific Guano
Company, and will communicate full -.
iqrmatioG or. these,points to t,lantefs, Who
may cali opahlm, fof adaross him bv lef,ar
at Charleston, s. q. y ''''eF
JNO: 8: REESE l. CO., General Ao,,a S.,
Pacific g33aho 0opipaHy, fsaltlm6teF FMd
( - 80 - J. N. R0RsS'S R0RssS' P''''t
Agt for South Carolina, Cbarleaton d e
Carwite q McCanghriI 6rs ths hGthoriycd
AgSnss gent ,Ss for lMewborry District 'u'nof'1'a
JDeo'iRa " '8ni. 81: Z If I.fE I,
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An emigrant passed throut Il
Nashville last week with u wife
and seven children in covered
wagon, on tho way from Missouri
to North Carolina. Ilc left North
CnroIlna for Missouri last fall, did
not like the country when he cot
there, and turned back without
unpncking.
There is said to be bnol -';ccp-
er in Norwich, Connecticut, who
writes equally well with both
hands at the same time.
The Rev. II. W. Brerhcr .ail in his
sermon delivered ,w' ,'e<s ag'', II hn,e
hlnck. 1t is not God color White is
Gods color"
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fjsk's Metallic Burial Cases

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly Or
hand a full assortment of t4o aboyc' approved
cases, Of different patterns, ,besibes Collins
OF his own make, oil Of Which ho'is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness aud despatch. tn. "n'r
Persons desirous Of having GASES sent by
railroad will have thom sent free of Charge.
A IIearse is always on hand and win be
furnished at tho rate Of $40 per dpy. II.
Thapkful for past patronage, tho sub:
seri6er respectfully asks for continuation
Of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be spared to render
tho utmost satisfaction. i.
uII.. ., A. G. CHAPMAN
Nowberfy 8. O., July 81. ''a..'
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What You Drink.

,, ont of thirty.eight specimens of Bourbon
"h'skey recently submitted tc a chemical
ana! sis, at tho various saloons in New
tofk' only two we're pure. The under.
slgned ventures to assert that his LIQUORS
ana VINES arc as pure as any sold In tho
United States. AS for his ALE and LAGER
bEEk' i'll without adulteration; and he
wishes 20 submit tito any chemical analy.
Sis. 1t imparts permanent strength to weak
systems and invigorates delicate copstitu.
tIons Drink his Beer; you win enioy tho
greatest Of b|essings-health, and prolong
your iifeI -. - r''"e
tc1.,.,.o. JOHN Q. SEEGERs, =.
o"n' ~ I'm, fr.. Columbia,
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FERTIIiIZERSM!
it"i"
RH0OES,S SuP2RP P H.Q$RRN1E,
1he Old qnd longest :,
Established StaNQqrI MQ85Ire.,
.-.----' 49, ...tTr III 10 JNII
0RCHILLA .GUANO
- - N@@nUros"r
Peruvian Guano..

RHODES MANURE, in its preparation,
Is made equally adapted lorf forcing large
crops Of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tobacco,
Potatoes. and other root crops. .,.,r
Tho Manufacturing Department. Is con-
ducted by, Frederick Kleu, one of the most
skillIul Chemists aril Manufacturers in7the
United States.
1t is endorsed, approved, dhd 'fetsom-
mcnded By NIL OF, tile most lprominent
Chemists and Agricnlturfsts III the Southern
States. ut can. bo relied upon as uniform
IN quality" always rclnble, productive of
large crops, aud uncxcclled by any, in, the
market, in tho high percentage, Of True
Fertiliaing Principles" .rFl
Price $3.50 cash, or $50 time, with
Factors acccptauccs anl7 per cent interest
until lSl December, 1869.
oRCIlILhAaUANO, "AA.nn4N nna hid
Guano, rich in, phosphates and Alkaline
Suits Pricc $3b cash, or $40 time.
:. PERUVIAN .GUANo, 'watranteu pure,
and always on hand. Furnished at maikes
prices for cash. I. 't.ra,,p,sn -.
d: s. RllETT & SON.. Agents.,
/. Dec. % 81 3mo. li,E .Charlestchl! Bh.
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Something Nice.

have removed to the Kingsmorc GA.
lery (ovcr Mnyrs & Martins Storc) which
hns undergone thorough re .airs. ! hnvo
plenty OF room with nm excellent sky.
light. Como onc-comc ~, and sec how
things work in .h'S commodions gallery
Also, good lot Of albums nt extreme.
~ low prices.
All kinds Of work dono iu the line of
Photography.
| have all "f Wren & Wheelor's Mega.
tiScS that were taken nt this place.
We charge nothing for looking, and
not much for picture.
Respectfully,
". II. W1SEMAN.
Dec "a 10 tf
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In the District Court Of I'll.


UNITED STATES, for South Carolina. Jan
Term. 1860 In tho matter Of A, W, 1: Sim,
mons, of Newberry .County-Bankrupt Peti.
ton for Full and final discharge in Bank.
ruptcy.
Ordered. that hearing bo had on tho 10th
day Of April. 1860, at Federal Court
House! IN Charleston. :. G; and that all cred.
t' ,i9rs' oS &d Of sala !anIGup. appear at said
cam, Why ,the, prayer Of: the Petitioner should
not DO granted. And ths. The 2nd and Id
meeting of creditors of said BANKRUPT will
be held mt tho office Of c. G. jaeger. ESQ.
Registrar Of third t3) Congressional District''
3; g. e, onnthe Goth day Of March, 1855, at
BY order of the Court, tho 25th day OF
February, 1869. .,'. -. ''' -
l DANIEL HORLBECK.
Ctork District Court United States,
March 8 8 St. For South Caroiin.
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G!t:ol}lc!;esr!,lY;5&l|iBE||aarl, t:ol}l!;s 4 IL BE||ar Room o:ioli

Corner 6fMaih Il McKibben'.sts.,
apnd bop,, lMAeosss' 8. ,Gqqry & Duncan.
We have removed. our Bar, to, tho rear and
0poneae .h'cS lot Of Groceries IN tho ron.
'toro, Which v v soil cheap for cash. ,a Our
Room is nicely fitted p#v, up; We wlli "a, a,wsy.
keop on bend 4 choice stock Of Liquors aud
eroosslaf &@ TIC p,XwARbs IL CO 1
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Carriage and Buggy
FACTORY "a =, -:
J. Taylor g. Co. ~, ~,
j. TAYLOR & Co

VIII keep constantly on hand good IA
sortmcnt OF fine BuGGiEs Of the most &
proved styles and patterns, combsninN
!'ghtness and durability. Built to ordet
rght kocknwnys, and Plantation Carriages,
fheatons, Top nnd'no Top Bugges, &C.
old Carriages aud Bugsies renovated and
mace 10 look AZ good ny new. Rcpairtng
done IN the best manner and ut reasonable
pnces' aud all work estimated on h:ncG,,ttsn,i'
ls repaired and cons eiii,,n to our ocITjtN
mers: Spcc'ri attention given to repairing
me Carriages and Bna.ics, which is impor-
taht 10 consumers. Freight will be paid bnn
way, when sent hy Rail Road, when there.
PAIRS amount to over 500. We use nothing
out tnc best materials that can he bought, aHd
are willing to rely OH the merit Of our y orkfor
llhrri'l patronage. We invite the 'exatni-
nation OF onr work aud assure the ptiblo
that We can huiIl the same class work. as
cheap IL not cheaper than we can ith bort Il.
All Of our work is warranted. = .rr1w y
Our Factory is near The Depot. ra"H
Newbcrry, s. c., March 90 l3ly. 20. =.