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BIEDIClNAL.

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tie SER" -NuN."I HA'u'''"'! VI ,J'',l.t
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ii.sS"a nn.ynss;nr rhn rnmorkoblc
o,,aiiitias of ytIrG AR BITrERs in healing the
Sick of every di>easc man is heir to. They
are gentle Purgative as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver ana 'iScefdl oisailS III BILIOUS
Diseases
IHe properties Vi Dlt. W LhEkS
VINEGAR blrIhkS arc APGiIcn.: DiaPnoLe.ic'
C"Ll'."''nv, Trr;t,nt Sndor;fir Aitars,
.;,.a .,',1 ,nti.EiIions
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-, "i p,r'rnl No most wnndarf,, IN
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.,rstrrn'
Ne pnrso, ear take these Bi{iers
aa,.Ii,,r ,r ,iroatinns md rnm,in lonr
,,,,,.,n nrn,i,ird tEci, bnnrs arc not do,
stroIad hy mineral nelson or other
,'n.,rs and rif,i ,rro,i, wasted beyond
rcnair.
u;i:o,., F2n7~;Ita,,t .nd Enter.
,,,;!tn as"i Ear,rs Which are So nreya-
iant in thc v,IIays of orr GREAT rivers
tL,orlr,nut III. i-u;trl states. esuccially
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Sa&. kr0 t0infa"h. Hid|oH. MO Nlttilie,
Pearl, Alabama, M"hIe. savannah no
anolc, James. aAl many others, WIN
their vast triuUtar.tS. throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably So during sea-
cons of unusual heat and t;rvuess. are
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GanS, Is cSSell.itil! necessary itic
is TO cathartic for the purpose equal to
DIR. J. WALKERS VINEGAR BIrTERS,
as thcy will speedily remove the dark
c0iurCl NiScit matter with which the
Lovcis are l,n,lrd. ut lie same time
s,i,,.,I,tin,r thr snrrrtinn, of the liver.
on.i ,,.,,,a,..II,. rrsror;nn the healthy
i r,,c, i-,,s 81 tf.o lirostiyr nrrans
srt.;,. rTl,.,,......t .i;so,so
f0l'..!! ''tn ~ H~''ti;HS uisv:'su
| l'E purifying al lis l!HiiH "lih VINEGAR
BUFFERS. No epidemic can take hold
OF q system thus lorc-almed.
Dysnansi, or indigestion. Head
ooI,n bin in tho shoulders Torrhs.
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| ErurtotiorrS nj the Stnnnach Bad Taste
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| nnCrS Pain in the lpciCn Of the Kid
! l-uIi-'' "'A' IA '''N N!7'''
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the soil. Under its influence trees
mature well, the fruit is finer, and trees
are frecr from disease Lime may be
applied with benefit on most soils and
many plants, but is of special value to
the apple-tree and strawberry plant,
while ashes are valuable on heavy or
rich soils for the grosser feeding of
plants, such as our native plums and
currant bushes.
Horticulturist
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HAVID Z. F0UTZ, Proprietor,

BALTIM o II e Nj d.
For sale bv Druggists and Storekeepers throughout
the United States, Canadas and South America
Nov %, lS72-1y
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Oct 25, 1sIS-ly
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ACCOMMODATION TRAN.
Phil. & Bait. Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

On and after Monday, Sept. odd, 1873 trains will run
follows:
Leave Philadelphia, from Depot of p. W. & b. R. R.
Co, corner Broad street and Washington Ayenre,
For Port Deposit, at AN. AMI 40 P.
For Oxford, ut A NJ, 4.30 and 6.I5 P.
For Chadd's Ford at and 1870 A. NJ 30 and As p NJ
At go P. NJ. on Saturdays and Wednesdays only.
Train leaving Philadelphia, at A. N, connects at
Port Deposit with train for Baltimore.
Trains for Philadelphia, leave Port Deposit at o.45
and 425 p. arrival of trains from Baltimore;
Rising Sun, at 1925 A. and 5.02 ~ Oxford at 6l5
and II 90 NJ and $50 p. NJ; Chadds Ford at 6l5 "a
and 1225 A. and 420 and Gas P.M
HENRY WOOD,
Oct 4, 1873 General Superintendent.
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MEDICINAL.

HE UItLAI ltIIthLL1 FUN
COMSUm PTl0M
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduccd for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
rcsorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect speedy
cure in the most severe
eases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED BT
SETH ". F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
Mar % l3T3-ly
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EFFECT OF LIME AND AsHEs.-Lime
improves poor soils, especially sandy
ones, by rendering them more compact
and capable of retaining fertility when
applied. AS promoter of health and
yigor in apple-trees, it is one of the
best applications that can be made to
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents. There is
no remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever
an. Ague and all other Malsrious Bilious. Scarlet.
Ty rhnd, Yellow, and other fcvers laided by IA D.
". AVS PILLS. quick AZ RA0WAi'S READ1 Ne
Ii EFF. Fifty cents per bottle.
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Reasons why they Only should be
Used.

THEIR REPUTATION is STANDARDIZATION
ands of testimonials have been received showing that
these POWDERS have performed miracles curing
cases of long standing many of them considered hope
less.
THERE IS NO RISK IN TAKING THEN. They
contain nothing injurious, and therefore, cause none of
the lingering diseases often the result of tho many
nostrums of the day. Physicians recommend them Is
superior to Quinne any other known remedy, for
they leave the system in healthy state and the patient
beyond the probability of a relapse.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.-The genuine
put up square tin boxes, with THOMPs )N's FEVER
and AGUE POWDERS stamped on the lid and the sig
nature of THOMPSON & CRAWFORD on the wrapper. No
others possibly be genuine.
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FOU TVS
Vegetable Life InvigOrat0r,
OR.
Health Restorative.

composed of simple vegetable extracts: it contains
nothing de'etcrions I" any constitutions however deli
cate its functions being to substitute strength for weak
ness, which it never fails To do It has most delight
full desirable and novel effect upon the nervous system
and is good for Females, old young
As simple appetizer il will replace with ADVANTAGE
any Bters IN the market, its being perfectly safe
and its taste pleasant.
1t is the hest antiDyspeptic cxtant and will cure
DYSPEPSIA LIVER COMPLAINT, GENERAL DE-
BILlTY, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS LOSS OF Ape
TITE AND VITAL ENERGY HEART DISEASE
NERVOUS IRRlTABlLlTN. DISEASE OF KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER RHEUMATISM AND govt and
puriiies the Blood
The lnvigorator, by its harmless and exbiloating
effects, makes life pleasant by substituting the cheer
fitness consequent upon vgor and health TO the morbid
Influences of shattered constitution diseased Liver
Spleen.
twill strengthen all who in any way Frustrated
by nervous debility
The feeble, the languid the old and the younr all
should give FouT2s LIFE NvIGoRAToR n trial 1t will
give relief in Dyspepsia with the first dose brief
persistence Ia its use will renuyate the stomach to
degree of perfect health.
sure preventive of the weakness and diseases of
women, and positive corrector of the same Ladies'
send stamp Tor circular giving testimony of what has
done for your sex.
Price, 81 per bottle. Prepared by
DAVID +. FOUTZ,
Sept 20, ls73-ly BALTIMORE, ND.
Sold by DIR. II. H. MITCHELL ELKToN ND.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-29
Hickory.

The Piedmont Press, one of the
liveliest and best papers in Western
North Caroliua, (and it could hardly
be otherwise in the hands Of Messrs.
Husscy 4 Avery, audpublished, as is,
at the fountain head Of all that is ac-
tive and enterprisiag-the prosperous
town of Hickory,) each week records
some new Development in proof Of the
go-aitcad-atiyeness of that rapidly
growing town. It will have an agrl,
cultural fair shortly, and one which
promises unusual interest and success.
The fi,st fair was inauguratcd last fall,
and realized all that the most san
guine expected of it. 1t is a pleasure
to think Of Hickory, and We long for
the Spring time, with its opening,
flowers, sprlnslug grass, and oalmy
breezes again to return, when ano
ther visit can b. paid there, and the
happy associations of the past summer
revived and cultivated. 1t affords US
unmixed satisfaction to know that
Messrs. Hussey L Avery are able
through the liberal patronage ct that
people, to increase the size Of their
paper. which already will compare
fayorably with any in the old North
State. Success to Hickory and the
Press, if the Bobtowa Bank has
Jailed.
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Our Exchanges.

The CaroIina Spartan, we are
50 @ a0lli@;ee,4zsappears in new
dress, and makes an appropriate and
pleasing appearance. This is one Of
the oldest and most esteemed papers
in the State.
The editors of the IAbbeYilie Ne-
dtum, with commeudable enterprise,
issued 4 lively and readable daily du.
ring Fair week. The weekly Medium
IS large. live, and handsome sheet,
and one among the best papers in the
Stste.
We are pleased to find among our
exchanges this week, copy of the
"NorcroSS Adcance,' edited and
published by Messrs. J. P. Simmons,
J. W. Vincent and John Rlass.-
ihc Adruacc is a religious paper, ard
is in its seventeenth number, and be-
sides showing evidence OF popularity
in its business columns. shows ability
il. its editorial handling as well as IL
lis general makeup. We consrstu-
the junior partner and local editor.
Mr.. John Blats, Gone Of Newberrys 8
best typos in the ancient time, on his
responsible elevation: and tender him
our earnest wishes for prosperity and
happiness.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-29
Our Enlarged Paper.

We have the pleasure this week of
presenting the readers of the HERALD
with much larger and better paper.
The idea Of enlargement was conceived
with hope-the material ordered with
cohfdence-and when the project had
advanced so far that it must be car.
r'ed out, the panic came. We have
had some misgivings, but the deed is
done, and with undiminished trust,
and due amount of patience and per-
severance, We will stick to the ship
till the reward is reaped-believiug
that like bread cast upon the waters
1t will return after many days.
The HERALD is before you, reader.
and it would be egotlstica' to say more.
We merely add that, to old and new sub
scribers-many of the latter hayino
put IN an appearance this week-our
heartiest thanks are due. May our
intercourse be as pleasant in the fu.
tire as in the past-apd our books
show larger number of subscribers
than ever.
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Sale Of fRichardsOnVille
Plantation.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, S0UrE
CAROLINA DlSTRICT.-IN THE CIR
CUT COURT.
UNDER and ty virtue Of the orders mad.
in ! cert.in cause pending in SAID Cou.,
entitled the United States W. Jno. Fraze
4 Co., the undersigned will sell at Edss
field Z. H.. on Monday, the 3rd day OF No
vrmber, 1878, at j. O'Clock. H.. all .ha
PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situate. lying AID being in Eds seti.ld County
OH both sides OF Red Bank Greek. waters o.
the Suluda River, known as RICHARDSON.
VILE, containing l50l Acres, more OF
less, and bounded by lards Of James u.
| Richardson, Mrs. Mary B. johnson, James
R. Hill, Ira Crcm!cy, and othcrs, reser-imr
the family grave yard and orc acre around
| the same.
TERNS-one third Cash, payable on the
frs: day Of january, 1874, with interes.
from the day Of sale, at the rate Of seven
per cent per anaum. Balance on credi,
of one and two years, to be secured by
bond of the purchaser, carrying interest
from the day Of sale at the rate of seven
per cent, and payable in one and two
years, and mortgage ofthe premises.
The pt!: !:chaser viii be lct'ipto possession
il.tdedistsfy after the saSa,, bit 1tles Sill
not be made until the payment Of the cash
portion of the purchase money, and the
execution Of the bend and mortgage lo'
the balance. Purchaser to pay Referee fo'
Papers. SAMUEL LORD,
Oct. is, 4l-st. Referee.
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THE NEwBERRy HERALD.-This
paper is one among the best published
III the State. Every farmer in Iau.
RES County ought to take it. The
HERALD is valuable paper-from
the fact that it gives all the news
from the ''cisy," and weekly price
current, and its miscellany is rcry
choice, and then it is edited by the
right man in the right place. We See
in its last issue, that it is to be ea,
iargcd, shortly. We congratulate
the proprietor on this sign of improve,
ment.
We clip the above delicately ex-
pressed complimentary from our in,
telligent and lively Clinton neighbor,
"ONr luonthly," and hope constantly
to merit similar opinions from such
sources.
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The Legislature.

Pursuant TO proclamation the l'eS's-
lature 1act in extra session, It u
o'clcck. on Tuesday last, with fao-
rum in both houses. And now comes
tie TUG Of war. We shall cnaea'"rt 10
lay before cur readers CONDENSED re-
rsrt cf srcl. matters Of general Inter
~t as nay ccme up during the Sc S''n,
md We trust there may be enough OF
wisdom in the body bought Of past e1-
p,.ience. as will work out something
fcr the public good. And first Is no.
,;ced the ratification Of an Act entitled
IAN Act to relieve the State of South
Carolina of ali liability for its suaran-
100 Il the bonds Of the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company, by providing foF
the securing and destruction OF 'he
SAME" but which had been LOST Or
n.i>laid.
\ bill to regulate the pay Of the
members has been introduced ILLS
looks ike No. l business.
Notice Of the following bills nave
been given:
To limit compensation for the use
of money to ten per centum to sss I'll
property subject to taxation 10 proper
tion to its value to aid i'll rebuilding
the city of Charleston; to an and
promote emigration; to aid tn ciear-
ing and cultivation Of lands; ID ex-
exp: manufactures from taxation ; to
place the legal contracts Of land aTn-
c!s on al equality with other citizens
# tic State.
Dir. CVrwiE-Eiii 70 regulate she
ices Of Probate Judges, Cis*k< Of
:.'ours. Trial Justices, and other t&-
eerS hcrcia mentioned.
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them virtues. But | need not write OF
Ithcse- men, for their memory is fresh
! in the miadssof a]i Newberrians.
In some respects i, is pleasant to be
ont Of South Carolina. No people are
suffering more from misrule and cor
ruption Her institutions are demolish-
ing, her brilliant lights are f:lst fading,
her hoaors buried, and pale freedom
frightened from its vented nl.otlc, has
| gone from its fitherland, and now the
manglrd form Of the prostrate old
State is preyed upon by r.renous rul-
lures, that would even devour her very
vit:sls. Her banners mnst be raised
again, and her Yong sons must do it.
The governmental this St:lte, (North
Carolina.) is bad enough. yet it is much
better than farther South. The people
:tre taking great interest in education.
Academies and school-hoases are al
most as numerous us churches. The
public school fund is perfectly reliable.
In Richmond County there are six or
seven academies Of high grade, besides
numerous common schools. and -four
ishing Female College.
The country is healthy and moral
Agriculture is in 4 high state of plo-
gresS. Fertilizers are used to great
exteut. The NavaSsa, for which your
enterprising merchant, T. F. Harmon,
is agent, is preferred to al others. I
saw = field of cotton on poor land
where this Guano had been used that
will yield sixteen hundred pounds to
the acre.
There is no fear of the Lowrey band
now, rs all of them have been killed,
except Stephen Lowrey, who keeps
himself close; but L worse party seems
to be among lis. The Great Eastern
Circus exhibited yesterday, 10th, ut
Lumb,rton IN Robeson County. and
killed foar men last night, one white
man, named Smith, q respectable mer-
chant, and three negroes. The report
to-day is as follows: Smith had never
been known TO drink excessively; but
was induced to 90 so by some of the
troupe. By some means they had
learned that he had 4 good deal of
money about his person. The last that
was seen of him he w:ls with some of
the party, and becoming very much in
toxicated This morning he was found
dead on the grounds, suppose ed to have
been killed with Il sling shot, and rob-
bed Of Ill his money. Three negroes,
it seems. had been somewhat boisterous
during the day, and We're induced after
the performance to take the train with
the Show. Their bodies, or rather part
Of them, rs they had been so cruel us
to give some parts Of them to the ami
mails for food, were found near the rail
road to-day. This is shocking, but it is
true. 4 telegram preceded the train
to Rockingham, and now the whole
outfit is under arrest. 1t is not known
vet what will be done with them. 4
number of persons lost their pocket
books yesterday by swindlers. pick
pockets, &c. 1t is hoped South Caro-
lima with shut her gates, and not allow
this heinolls troupe to cross her borders
Yours, &C.,
ID.
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Scaling the Public Debt.

Representative J. D. Boston Of
Nevbersg, has sens!bly defined his
position in regard to the conversion
bonds. and in his speech OF Wednes-
day, which We copy from the PAeniI,
he Says:
The present proposition is not
satisfactory, BECAUSE it IS genc,S';
some Of the State debt IL 10; legal
the courts and people think AID be.
lieye this, ard they do not mean to
pay one dollar towards iiqaidating the
5000, 900 Or S6, ,030, 900 conv ,rsion
bonds; no one doubts that South
Carol;ua has been imposed upon BY Il
certain amoust of this debt, which is
Illegal, and which she ought not to
pay :; these boHds are GU: without be-
ing duly changed ly law. All sc.
quicSeed in the cry to throw out this
portion of the public debt. lie had
seen in circular, recently issued re-
gardins the State finances. where the
.>>.:Hor Treasurer had said the money
rais d by these bonds was raised fol
the bcucft Of the State; he would
like 70 ssk what year it was 100000
were appropriated and spent in the
benefit Of Site affairs lit was in 1871;
this was tht year whe: aehOols We're
closed and JUICES Threatened to re
sign because they could nor get their
pay, aud members of the Legislature
were compelled to go home without
their pay; this was the year when
these gigantic Schclncs were going on:
and deficiencies now exist ioF that
very same year; the plea that because
the Financial agent OF the State con-
tracted these debts. the State uiuSt
gay them. will not do; the moment
that the Financial Agent went outside
the spscta! Act authorizing these
bonds, the whole became nullity.-
He wuuld like to kuow OF member
who enuld conSeientiously stand up
and say that the State ought to pay
So, ,OO6,000 of bonds not properly is
sued; it would not do to take bonds
up ut random and scale them, whether
legal or Illegal"
liz called upon his owa race TO cot
slider well before taking any steps in
this Important movement. They have
allowed themselves to be too easily in
saeaeed. The project is against the
people and tae whole interests Of South
Carolina.
He is eminently coryect This debt
IS base swinale. and it is time, SIS
another voice says, thu: it be under
stood,
:sTaat this Lideoas fraud has besn
saddled upon them and their children
BY the dirty cupidity Of few Of their
faithless leaders-nen whom they
xa;sed from cbscurity to high official
i.ones<. bit who were not content ex-
cept to rese, "a laEgry and hoard for
,ui.ss at the expense ef tha honest
sweat CT tSa anfoFtRaats aua DOWN
troGden people whe eseyates them"
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lFOR THE HERALD.
SMYRNA ACADEMY,
SHOE HEEL, n. G.,


NEWSPAPERS A SOURCE OF HAPPINESS
-EDEcATIoN-AGR AGRlCULTURE-FOUE
MURDERS EY ri:E GREAT EASTERN
CIRCUS, At LUMEERTOS. y. c.
The world is certainly indebted to
newspapers for much of its happiness.
So.ss appreci;te this source of happi-
ness mole thah those who are away
from home, and among sttangers.-
How delightful it is, then, to have the
weekly visits of county paper! Never
have 1 felt happier than q few nights
since, when the Newberry HEEALD was
teepiTal: Every item was perased
with intense Interest; apd though it
gave me 50 much plea5NFa, gst il vas
painfnl to hear that one of Neybesry's
purcst apQ nobiest citizens had been
called hence. Who Of the yanRg meg,
now eo@!ag upon tie stage of gettoa,
will FIJI the plaee Of 50 good and useful
man as Col. Robert Norman? Let
them look with proud delight at the
records of such men as Fair, Norman
ard others who have fallen among Us
IN TIC list few months, and emulate
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State Of South Carolina, County o: Newbsr
ry.-In the Cour, o! Probate.
Barruch Furman Ducketi, who sues hy hi,
Guardian. I'D li,em, James T. Glenn
Plaintiff, ag"ius, James ". DutkeI,, Johl
r. Duckeit and ThaddruS o. Duckc,s, De
trnIants--Pctision for Partition.
PURSUANT to the decree o! The Honorable
James C.. Leshy, Probate Judge, will sell!
on the frs, Monday in November mex, -
Nrwh"lrv Court House, all :i.a, tract O.
luhd situate in this rcuu'y, colsaihi. on,
hundred aud sky acres.' mDre or lc>s
bounded by !and. o: Joseph Duckr,t, Ho:
luway Hi! ami others.
TxENs or SALE E-Onr-tl.ird cash, and III,
hs!ancc Oh credit OF twelve months, will
interest thereon from the day Of Sale, the
purchaser giving bond aud a mortgage o
the premises, 20 the Judge Of Probate, lo
the payment Of the purchase money. Pur
chaser 10 Ply tor papers.
J. J. DARLINGTON, 3. y. I.
Oct, IS. 5l-St
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-10-29

For better understanding Of the
Act in reference to the sale Of proper,
sy upon which liens are held, we pub.
Iish the law itself. It will be seen that
the party who sells must give notice
to the purchaser Of the existence Of "a
lien, if such there be:
Be 1t enacted by the Senate aud
House of Representatives of the State
of South Carolina, now met and sit
ting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That from and
after the passage Of this Act any per-
son or persons who shall wilfuSy and
knowingly sell and convey any real or
personal property on which any lien
or liens exist, without first giving no.
tice of such lien or liens to the pur-
chaser or purchasers Of such real or
personal property. shall be deemed
guilty of mis3emeanor. and: Oh
conricti,n thereof: shall be imprisoned
for term not less :han ten days nor
more than three years. and be fined
not less than ten dollars nor moro
than five thousand dollars, or either or
both, l.. the discretion of the Court :
Preceded, That the penalties enumc.
rated in this At shall not apply to
public officers in the discharge OF
their official duties.
Approved February II, 1873.