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iUl*1.., ..Lli . i^EOKrEir TO the Needy OUR CUSTOMERS and FRIENI wiill remember that we #?? . bur GOODS SOLKI.Y upon the e> pectation of receiving payment lo them on or beforo the 1st October. "Time about is fair play." W heed money to carry on oil" busincsi YVe have ass?sird you?now m-ijj ?.> an Bavo that heavy interest. Our accounts for 1SG0 must b closed?friendly if wo eau, forcibly ; wo must. WALLER & BROTHEB Sopt 23, 1870. 22?tf ' I ON HAND For Sale, 50 BUSHELS OF GOOb BARLEY 190 BUSHELS OF GOOD RED OATS WALLER & BROTHER. S?pt. 23, 1770, 22-tf W.1LLGU I BliOTB, GBEENWOOD, S. C. DEALERS IN het mmn, Hardware, Groceries, HATS AND CAPS, -Shoes, Queen's Ware, C3-tiAS3 -WA.tt.32, ^?n<3rr.iyTn?la /II n+K ITl fT Jurnisljing 0cobs, PLOWS, ' IRON & STEEL, AXD in fact, is everything to he found in a well-stocked, general tore. Patronage desired on a basis ^?f raluo received. Motto, "Low prices am} fair dealing." Liberal ndTaaees, on ?hipments to our friends. F?b. 13, 1370, 43?tf NEW GOODS FOR SPRING, 1371! H. L. A. BALK, -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER I> IP ^ ^ ^ 172 Broad: St., Augusta, Ga, \14 f AS A SPECIALITY THIS SEASON, I OFFER A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES OF IMPORTED DRESS GOODS. AT PRIORS AS LOW AS BEFORE THE WAR. H. L. A. BALK, Augusta, Ga. IN Prints for Dresses and Sbirts, ] "cave opened a great var-cty of clioie* ^electrons of all popular rnnkes. II. L. A. 13ALK, Augusta, Ga. In casttmere and jeans FOR Gents and Boys' wear, a caretuJ 1V, selected stock is offered at popu la ^prices. II. L. A. BALK, Augusta, Ga. 8<2P" Notice is hereby givn that / ha>' added a department of BOOTS ant SHOES, where a full assortment will ol wayt be kepi at New York prices. II. L. A. BALK, Augusta, Ga. MY STOCK IN BROWN A NT BLEACHED SHEETING. SHIRT ING, PLAID and STRIPED HOMJ; SPUNS,- WOOLENS, IS VEir FULL, AND OFFERED AT FAC TORY PRICES. If. L. A. BALK, Augusta, Ga. RRR AT BARGAINS A RE OFFE1 ED' -IN SHIRTS AND SIIiR' -FRONTS, QCJILTS, TABLE I)/ MASKS, SUSPENDERS, HOSIERS Ac. H. L. A. "BALK, Augusta, fia. M3' facilities enable rne to bu 'where goods are cheapest. H. L. A. BALK, Augusta, Ga gar I SELL AS LOW AS Til SAME GOODS CAN BE SOLi ANYWHERE. H. L. A. BALK, Augusta, Ga. b?. I ASK ONLY ONE PRICE H. L. A. BALK, Augusta, Ga. , ALL GOODS WARRANTED T -BE AS REPRESENTED. H. L. A. BALK, Augusts, Ga. All orders, to insure a promj and careful attention, should be a< dressed to H. L. A. BALK, Augusta, Ga. February, 17,187}. lm. n1. . ..... .. i.i,.1 JAg'v.'-r General Beauregard, now in Louisiana, is said to be very much annoyed at liie persistent attempts of the newspaper to locato him in various parts of Eu, ope. He thinks they might let hit, ve in peace at home, instead of com elling him to take part in the Frencl ar. Tiiuke Yiiaus ox tiu? Road.?1Th. 1 : Jacksonvilio (Fia.) L'n'oa, of the 17t!>, says: "T. S. Ellis, E?j., reived today by Express from Augusta, Ga., : package of tobacco, which was forward c eii from Aug sta three years ago, an; s has been ever since on the route. Mi tl Ellis has presented it to the prisoners a the county jail. e *<o? '' The latest specimen of female enfei prise in New York is that of Martha 1 .Smith and Ada M. Gleason, teleirrap 1 operators, who have built a city telegr ipi u'i line, opened oJHcj-s on J .road way at th. i w-Grand Central Iiotel^im'd'.otUcr places purchased a portion of the 3Ta?ii,att:u Company's wires, and will co-operai* with all the opposition lines. Alaska.?Where on this globe c.v we go beyond the omnipresent" Yankee B Landing* at Sitka we had walked l?ut; short distance into the town when w reached the northern depot of J)i Ayer's medicines in full display a non, the huts, shanties and aonrts < f thes< boreal tribes. There familiar, homeliks names of his Cherry Pectoral, 1'iils, ?tc. salute us from the exterior and the in terior of a store which shows more bus: " ness than its neighbors, and proves tha these simple but sure remedies, are evet more necessary to Savage life than ! ourselves where they visit every fi'"< side.?Correspondent Alexandria Jou< . nal. Oncsign of the present sad times iParis may be found in the number < French art treasures of various kind, now in the London market. At San Francisco, in the celebratio of the capitulation of Paris, one of* th .! banners in the German procession hoi. ' I the inscription: "New dish?froj; Ismothi-rod in sjiiior kraut." " Washington advices say that on Fr day, for the first time in ten years, tl> Senate was full, as Senator Miller, i Georgia was eligible, making the vcr\ last act of reconstruction. Up to Friday last about one thousand I barrels of prime me.-s beef had been dt i; live red at the ship Worchester, Boston j for France. AM the barrels bear tin | inscription, "Contribution de Boston jEtats Unisd'Amerique, Febrier, 1871. It is said that hundreds of acres o unpicked cotton, of the finest quality, i lying on the .banks of the Mississippi bolow Memphis, white for the harvest waiting lor harvesters. Those wl:< raised it have not the force to pick i> and are frequently ollering three-fourth 1 of the crop to pickers. Memtiiis, February 28.?The impeachment of Governor Clayton of Arkansas failed, from technical parliamentary reasons. It is stated that Governor Clayton i1 packing his carpet-bag for Washington. I More than one iiundre i 1'russian s?liij? iliave been captured by French cruisers, 1 jand three thousand nave been reduce*, i to inactivity by the war, and Uie tierinian shipowners, in. consequence de I sire Jiismarek t<> demand indemnity j from Fiance o. their ii.-is?ed. THE MOST FOPTJLAH MEDI-j CINE EXTANT. , rriIE PAIN KILLER is i 1 equally applicable and cflicious to old or young. 'PlIE PAIX KILLER i Is both an Internal and External | Remedy. VpiIE PA\NT KILLER should be i 1 used at the lirst manifestation of| Cold or Cough. i'fllE PATN KILLER , 1 Is the Great Family Medicine of j the aye. ? rPHE l'AIN KILLER I I "\Vill cure Painters' Colic. . {""PlIE PAIN KILLER ' | X Is good for Scalds and Burns. ' j r PlIE PAIN KILLER ;! 1 Has the Verdict ol the People in .' its favor. ) rpiJE PAIN KILLER JL Give* Universal Satisfaction. . "I^IIE PAIN KILLER? I Beware of Innuitations and Coun^ j terfeits. 3 rPlIE PAIN KILLER 1 Is an almost certain ctirc for Cholera, and has, without doubt been more successful in curing this terrible di>~a*c - than any other known remedy, or even. I the most eminent or skillful Pliysiciaus. | In India, Africa, and China, wlicit- this ' i (ti-^nrlnil disease is ever more or less "j prevalent, (lie l'ain Killer is considered r by the natives as well as European roi' dents in these climates, A SUltE REMEDY. The patn killer?each "B ittle c 1 is wrapped with lull directions for :/ use. I The pain killer is sold by all Druggists and dealers in Family Medicines. March 3, 1S71. 45-1 m Cheering Fad.* for the Bilious. - Every day demonstrates more clearly i j that liver complaint, in all its di.strcssJ. iug forms, can be controlled and cured without ditliculty or inconvenience. ft is aji obstinate disease, but its obstinacy is not. proof against tho pertinacious, - remedial and restorative operation olj ^ liostettei's Stomach JLiiitcrs. That t'^n-j ? ' ial corrective compct* the organ to do it* \ 1 | duty. It must secrete reguiariy aim k-] healthfully under the influence of the f, Bitters. Their action brings it hack | from a state of rebellion into perfect harmony with the laws of health. If there1 Iis costiveness, it disappear*; if there is side-ache or back-ache, it ceases; if the itkin and the whites of the eyes are littg3 ed with superfluous bile, they recover their natural hue; if the appetite is gone, it returns; if the digestion is 1111_ paired, it is restored; in brief, whatever p the simptonis of the complaint may be, j and whatever the pha<e it has assumed, D a curc its certain. fcueh are the uniform effects of this preperation where Uillious disease has been already developed ; but !in ca.-es where there is merely a ennsti, jtutional tendency to liver complaint, it 1 ! hiay be prevented throughout life by j the regular use, in small quantities, of . this palatable antidote. These are provq en facts, and should be seriously pondered?or, rather, they should qe promptly acted upon?by ail persous of billtous habit. . March 3,1S71. it J- "There is nothing true but j heaven," and the fact that Sumter Bit,ters nap proved invaluable in cases of Debility. Indigestion, Heartburn and Dyspepsia, -rrmr rtm^iwi iif n i?i n u wn r t' ii The Emperor William lias issued a j cabinet order, in which the marriage contracted by officers of his army without hi* co11sont before the campaign are declared illegal. To'legalise thetu, new Marriages, with previous iinpeiiai con eiii are necessary. It is not generally mown that Prussian i.iliccis must ob uin theexprc>s consent of their sover ;:i to eontruct legal marriages. Last Monday nijrht a fire b.to]ce out in he stable on ( Jen. \V. K. Kasley'.s premises, and the building, with its'contents, a-as entirely destroyed. The general iupression is that the fire was caused by 11ee 11 d iary ism.?Greenville Mouniainccr. CON SIGNE KS. The following named persons have roight in the Depot: L II Russell, J C O'Neil, Miller & iio'ocrffjon, J E Urownlee, J A Mays ; \Ioore & Co, H & C. J D Chalmers, (S r Jackson, T C Perrin, Jas Tagirart, W :) Mars, Asa Hall, Norwood, J)uPre& Y>, J L Leslie, May & Ji, Kitcher it .lobertson. J. W.MARSHALL, AgiMlT. Markets. Abbeville, March 8.?Cotton 12|. New York, March 1.?Cotton dujl md lower?uplands 1Orleans lGjj. .told steady, at 11 J. 7 P. M.?Cotton dull, at 15J. Gold 11 CnaitLGSTON, March 3.?Cotton, midlling 14$. Augusta, March 1.?Cotton quiet, at r ? T".? ..?K O 77traninnr__ I-.I VKHl'UUJU, milieu. o.?ijtviuijQ Cotton dull, at 7-}; Orleans 7j. ARRIVALS AT Plie jVIarsliall House SIXCE LAST FRIDAY. Ja? S Cothran, It E Hill, J W Trow ridge, L II Russell, Matthew'MeDonild, R A Martin, Jas McCravey, Abbeville; VVm Powell, 8 C; E Cornwall, <e\v York ; Peter Macqueeii, Charleson ; W 11 Perry, J C Gowor, GreenilU'; George II McCorley nml Son, avannah ; Andrew P Calhoun, John it Tarrant, Win P M<-KcHar, Tlios. F I iley, Lewis Kick, C W Crews, C A C Valler, C Y Waller, L W Jordan, ireenwood ; R Ward, Wni Dorn, Edge T\ \fl ie.'d; Sum li J-?yon, liammore; xt iu .Wight, Ilonea Path; it L Staunsell, iC ; Win II Barber, Va ; Judge J as. L )rr. Anderson; Prof J F Lee, Due West. Jas. Dougherty, Hugh Ciillis, Montreal. JOHN A. MAYS, Proprietor. LATEST QUOTATIONS OF .SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN CHARLESTON, S. C., coukectkd weekly by B.mker & Broker, No. 23 Broad Street. January 27, 1371. State .Securities?South Carolina, >M, ?a So; do new, ?G5 ; do, regist'd jiock, ex int a 7'). City Securities ? Augusta, Ga.t Bonds.?a 7S ; Charleston, S. C.. Stool;, l*x qr int.? a 50; do, Fire Loan ponds, 70?; Columbia, S. C., Howls,?a (>:>. IvAM.KOAi* JioNi?s?I51;io Itidge, first mortgage, <5 > a ?; Charleston and ;-:ivammli,63a? ; Charlotte, Columbiannd Augusta,?a* 85; Cheraw and l)ariin^ton,a8J; Greenville and Columbia, 1st mort., 85a?; do, Stale guarantee, ?; Northeastern, 92 a ?; Savannah and Charleston, 1st inort.<? a 7d: do, Stale guarantee, 65?a ? ; South Carolina, ?a 73; do, CD; Spartanburg:awl Union,?a<30. Uailroad Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,?a 40 ; Greenville and Columbia, - a?; Northeastern, 13a?; S'vunnah and Charleston, ? a.'JO; South C irolina, wiiole shares, ? a-l!J; do,'lialf shares,?a i!2}. Exchange", &c?New York Sight. J ofl'j;ar; Gold, luPa 111; Silver, 10oa? SOUTH CAROLINA HANK ltlLI.S. * Bun Si of Charleston....* ?a? Bank of Camden 30a? Bank of Georgetown 4a? Bank of South Carolina Ha? Bank <jf Chester 8ii? Hank of Hamburg 7a? Bank of Newberry 3a? Bank of Slate of .S. prior to IHOl Sja? Bank of Slate of S. C., issue 1SG1 ami 1802 22a? * Plan tors' and Mechanics' Bank of Charleston - a? ^People's Bank of Charleston ?a? "Union Bank of Charleston ?a? Southwestern It II B'k of Charleston, old ?a? Southwestern B It Bank of Charleston, new, ?a?I State Bank of Charleston Ca? Fanners, and Exchange Bank of Charleston 2a? Exchange Bank of Columbia ?a? Commercial Hank of Columbia 7a? .Merchants' liank of Cheraw 5a? Planters' lJank of Fairlit-ld 5a? State of .South Carolina Hills lleceivnhlo, Opacify of Charleston Change Bills U5a? *JJilla marked thus (*) are boing redeemed at the Bank Counters of each. Greenville and Columbia Rail road. WM.WM Efiill ffl | Gg.vkrai. Sui'krintejjdknt's Oi-'ficki I Columbia, 8. C.. March 1,1S70. ON and after the following Scbodule will be daily. Sunday excepted, run connecting with In ii11 Trains on South Carolina ttoad, up and down, and with! I Night Train on Charlotte, Columbia and I Augusta lioad going South: ur. Leave Columbia, 7 00 a m " Alston fl.lOa m " Newberry 11.loam " Cokrsbury, oOi) p m " Buiton,...! 5.0'J p m Arrive at Greenville G.30pm l DOWN. Leave Oreenville ft. 15 a m | " Belton a m " Cokeshnry 10.07 am " Abbeville 8.15 am " Newberry, 1.50 pm j " Alston 4.05 p m Arrivet "olumbia 5.55 ji m COL. THOMAS DODAMEAD. Geueral Superintendent. j NEW ORLEANS SIRUP. | ! FLORIDA SYBUP. Refining Syrup, different grades. BEST WATERMELON, WHITE DRIPSYKCP. WALLER & BROTHER, February 18,1870, 43?tf I H pf B 1 "S jiaue i ii6r . ' III Take pleasure in am and customer Fall and 1 Fn every Department is full, nnt! as stuck in alj its brunches, wo content it is as full and varied as we have e\ ANYTHING in thebhapo of ti 1? & TVV.TMT A T JLiJUXJUIL? ?VJLX*,JLj BOOTS m SHOES, CROCKERY, SADDLERY, We can supply their wants upon in the up-country. Dissolution of '1'IIE Firm of McDONALD & E1 1/ consent. The Un WILL still carry on the business, STOf K 0F<^^ Hats, Boots GCI i ^^.2=2.13^7 which will compare favorably with pneo. Tijankful'to his friends unci tho pn upon the old 'firm, he hopes, by strii tin nance of the same. Very W. T. January 13 1871, 3S if A. B. War nr. aw GHO A FID AT7TPTAAT rnu v loiuii NO- 3 GRA.: ABBEVILLE (Late Stand of rjpllE L'NDKRSIGNED have for r: J[_ a GENERAL GROCERY an< propose to keep Staple B:y Goods, ] an?l all such articles as are usually fo We request our frieixls to ^ive. us |MIV-V*<t ?VI?I III' II |/'li % I JIV?*V hope, by c*lr?.so attention to buHiu'ss mora ui' the old concern to continue, A. B J. Gr. February 10 1371, 42-tf en i iris rrsr~, FES3H AHEIVAIS! i A T \Y. T. McDONALD' 11. Hm Crlsass Syrup. 1 bbl. Self-Raising Flou 1 Box Oranges, Fiekles, CiA??mTT!3 /iTfUDB OA omiujiiasj. wu.iaj, ALSO, A LOT OF WHITE SPRING OAT! For Seed. All low for CASH. Feb. 10. lS71,42-tf^ a COMMODIOUS IImiiw! an 1 1 < j next door t<> rho Episeo.mi Pi oua^e . I EDWIN FARKEB 13, 1870 38?tf ' "UK I II II " m I. " r- v/, f louccing to their friend that their stock of W* A /fM 1 tinier y-oocis it would be impossible (o enumerate tl ourselves by raying to our patrons li.; *er before bad it, and that if ibey wai IE CLOTHING, HARDWARE, GROCERIES GLASSWARE, NOTIONS, etc. as reasonable terms as any other lions [Oct. 14. 1870, 25. tf Copartnership fANS is this day dissolved by mirun TTT m HI\.T\A\T 4 T TV YV. I. DWUVMlbU. ?. C. EVANS. and will keep a CHOICE and SELEC' s, -Shoes, j^L 2ES. 353 9 o any in Abbeville both in quality an blie for the liberal patronage best owe ;t attention to business, to merit a eai respectfully, J. & Edward <$r F.flWIlHl iS Btf >os3$=i.{s5 "merchants stit1e range. c. xl, s. c. .Tnlni G. Edwards.) nod a partnership for the t'rtnwtion < i PiiOVJSiON BUSINESS. We u!e Eats, Shoes, Hardware >und in a store of the kind/ a cull..cxaminuloiir goods*. and loarn on is. We will do our iicst for thou.. an and lilx'rul dealing to induce the custi and new ones to come in. . WABDLAW. . ED WADS :!'A FEESH SUPPL1 I O F 3. HM-SIFIOSIYE i IiAH! 'j With Shade Supporter: i J At PARSER & LEE'S? jl ^ -Feb. 24, 1871, 44?tf f UPHAM'S DEPILATORY PCrt . PER.?Removes superfluous lit jn jiuv r/ir/iKivfs, wuiiuui injury i?# Li skin. Sent by mail for $1.25. UPHAM'S ASTHMA CURE Relieves most violent paroxisms in ft vihiut 8 a'ld effects aspeedy cure. Pri _ j $2 by iJiail. * "y 0 THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN Colors the whiskers and bairn, b??utif Tt, black or brown. It consists of orilv o ii*. preparation. 7o cents bv mail. Addrt R C. UPIIAM, No. 721 Jayne Strei Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars seut fit ' Sold by all Druggists. Fo b.' 47,1871, 43?4t \ E. ED * ! ' DI GROCERIES ,-/?HB .EfcAKfi ABBEV1U * S7 OULD BESPECTFULLY inf f he has on hand and is consta CHOICE M which he ie> oi -V v e* ^ < " ?" * | " "Sir His STOCK consists in part of the Vi .'OFF RE. REFT NED and RAW SYRfT PS. -N E W ( ) RLE A N*.c BACON", LAM), < 'II RE? PC J1 A TO KS. M A H K c SALT,. TORN'. crocks; in Sard <'0: n UTS, ami all articles usually kept i * CSrX'O* ^ The public a:*-' si'i<-ireil to ?*r;ll n All kindtf of OUNTRY PROD February 24 1871. 44?tf [ntroruced 1852. EIGSFEEN YEARS ( jLDEST superphosphate m MA PES' N] .. superphospe COM Bones, Phosphatic Guano, .C Matter, and NTo Lalt, Planter, Sale Cake, NOR < 1B5T The ammoniacal animal i .'ERVHOtiPHATE OF LIME cons! iininoiiiai and the blond (containing .isli, and other animals, after the exf PRICE 859 I! Send for a Pamphlet. > ' M We are still the Agents of the pop1 LIZEH" and have in store 110. TON! ft ia?i rcui uat j wx, iou, ti?vi . NOTICE' TO d . | c . ? - .* ,i . ?=ec^S Mrs Cain a are now on a vi die double nuijjjj 1" Mends and re f quire a corre t Spring rnd Sun 5 respective. Hep ry and Dress ra pect to return with a correct ? th new styles, prosyise to shov Seville as jpref f?#od,S' tiyal mi I foujid.aay .wiiei ? b?e prices. n*? cn a Mi^peismn. J A . % , Propr: February 24, 1971, 44--l(^ Bb Bosks fir lis Golle b PORTHI ? FOE THE Will bo Opened a ' I 13th DAY G All Taxes Must be Pai ' 7 : a S. i rT" Si m * t\r | TPON all remaining unpaid at * ) of M*y, there 'will he an adi by the latter date 5 percent, ad'iti liy distraint and -ulo of tlio person ? Thu rate percentum of taxation V- For the < Quuty Three Mill* upon tir "e i' J rv 27. 1S70, 40- tf ve _ ee; * ' " i | Methodist Hymn Boo A nice assortment "ul I ? AT PUBLISHERS PRIC] ?" . PARKER & LEE fob. 10, 1871, 42?tf *"P ..i.lCF 'I 1 'ffffTI"" If '.=53 WARDS, jALER IN . * ?. BOM LE C. M., S. C. orm his friends ond the public generally, that ntly receiving A SELECT STOCK of tILY SUPPLIES, Tering low for CASH, f\ . ?-vv ^ L-4? iJ- ' * ; ? - :: . ? following articles, viz: SUGARS, 5 MOLASSES. RK'E, FLOCJR, ' .'EttEL iiiid COD FISH. MEA'L. BOOTS and SHOES, " a. i GLa'SS WARE, CANDLES, INKS: OYSTERS, BLACKING, SDK rsEl) MILK, SPICES. CANDIES, a a WELL SELECTED STOCK of series ind examine for themselves. UCE taken in exchan<jo for Goods. Patented Dec. 20,1859. IF PRACTICAL SUCCESS! , [ANUFACTDREDIH THIS COOBTRY.; ITROGENIZEtf tATE OF LIME. [POSED OF /Oiicentrated Ammoniacal Anima Sulphuric Acid. \NY ADULTERANT of any ldnd used ; , . , " ' ' ' natter In MALES' NITROGENIZED SU iste of, the flesh (containing ten perof 15 percent. of ammonia) of beeves, horses, >ressiou of the oil by steam. 1ST ABBEVILLE. ' ' ' ILLER | ROBERTSON. Lilar and well-known "CAROLINA FERTIj & 4 " 0 jr'i T%T [ILLER & ROBERTSON. \\ nd Mrs. McNider. sit to Baltin ore for . oseoi seeing their si toes, and to a c knowledge of the ii er styles in their %/ % artments, Miliineiakiiig. They exi about 1st April, understanding of at which time L v tSie ladies ol Abtj a Stock of Dry 1 liner v- as can bej m ?... Oand at reasona" ' * ^ jwl { V. FOWLER,. ietor Emporium of Fashion.' !i ft vws&um 11 ction of State ail Coiaty Taies, gs OIJKTTY, # ' 1 ? i. .' YEAR 1870, t Abbeville C. E., oil; - *'-> J?* * W - x?. ' 1 ; . .> ,v. rs . f >F FEBEUABY I d on "or Before 28th March that time, and paid'prior to the I9tb' lit ion of 20 per cent, added. If not -paid on will bo added, and the \vh"l? collected* af property of ' lie tax payer. Is for the State, JS'ine Mills upon the dollar the dollar. L H. RUSSELL, . County Treasurer. v 1 ; i ?> 's-' ' 'Pancreatized M OB LfSIB OIL, I bo. j M Parker & Lee's. ? Feb. 10, 1871, 42-tf School Books! t o t{ -? *??# ??: ri? Union Pictorial Primer, . Webster's Speller, Carpenter's Holmes' " Towns' Speller and Deflrier, Webster's Speller and Deflner, > Walker's Dictionary, ;Webster?s " * Anthonys Latin Dictionary. Bible Dictionary. l * * : i r V ?f-v;y. J ,i .* . McGnfTev's Headers, Reynold's Readers, Sterling's 4th ahft '5th Readers, Quackenbos's English Composition, Hedge's Logic, Whatiey's Logic,' Juvenile Sneakers. Sargent's Ittalogues. ^ < i ? Elementary Grammar, Bullions' School Grammar, Bullions' English Grammar, Smith's English Grammar, Quackenbos's English Grammar, " Adams'Latin Grammar, Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar, . . " Harkness's Latin Grammar, Bullions' Latin Grammar, * Bullions' Greek Grammar, Valpy's Greek Grammar, Harnness & Arnold's 1st Latin Book, McClintock's 1st Latin Book, Arnold's 1st and 2d' Latin Books. Harkness's 2d Latin Book. Anthonys' Latin Lessons, Anthou's Prose Cbmpositionv , Weld's Prose Composition, Bullions' Greek Reader, McClintock's 1st Book in Greek, Arnold's 1st Book in Greek, Arnold's Greek Prose Composition^ AntnoD's ureeK jjeasous, Jacob's Greek Reactor, Groeca Minora, Bullions'Caesar, Bullions' Sallust, Antlion's Cicero, " Cieero De Offlcifs, * " Cicero; Tusculan. Disputations, Antlion's Sal last, Juvenal, Tacitns. Horace, Xenophon's Memorabilia and'. Anabasis. ; : r V;.# : i. L'. u?. ^(/ JUonteitn'g 1st Jbessons m ueograpny,. Introduction to Monteth's Manual, Monteith's Manual Of Geography,. Cornell's Primary " 1 Cornell's Intermediate Geography, Cornell's Grammar," School Geography, MJtchell's School Geography, and Atlas, ' ' vstl - : ' ; . ' Geography of the Heaven* and Atlas. . . . . Colburn's let Lesson's ' ^' - ". Davles' Primary Arithmetic, " Intellectual u " Written- - " " School " " Old School. ; " " University "" ;u Practical " " Elementary Algebra, ; <;*i Algebra*. 14 University " Ci T7I1 '..4 JDitruicuuu jr ucviuou j ?? Trigonometry, : A Davies' Legendre, - 5 " Surveying. - f t i jo'h'j'? r*! * ' \ Swift's Natural Philosophy, Brewer's 8c!etY6e of Famfiifcr TBfogs* Couatttock's iJatural Philosophy, Qu ubos'gjK'itural ,Ph i lcsophy, Well'BNatural Philosophy, Comstoek's Chemistry, Comstflek'v iiotany; y* *-> syt Mm. Lincoln's Botany. ' ? "i * '?? LyelT.fi .Gfcology.' * v 1 ? -v. -Si >*&? ! ? ii 12 : f 4 1st, Hd and 3d Boots of History, Se well'* 13>Mtf<sry of Roma, Southern Sehool History of U. S. Frostfs JSjistorjr of U. & r': QuackeoiosVHistory of U. & Pi u nock's Goldsmith's Histoiy of England, Greece and Rome. Worcester's Element* of History j#Robbin'a Outlines of History, ; Wilson's Outlines of History, *Willard's-Uuivereal Histoiy. To be had at Parker A Lefi'l. Jan IS, 1S71 35-tf TO ARRIVE. * ' - * ' r * ' Sew Styles Calicos, f.c.I in meditfm Shades. 5 . v U ?.. < ; .. ? C ; "* COATS COTTON, ALL HOS* BLACK SKIRT3 BRAID, Checked Osnaburgs, &c.( at the v' JiA "w ... , -s A Emporium of Fashion. Feb. 17, 1871, 43?If Dress Making'. MBS. TAGGABT - - BEGS leave to inform her friends and patrous-that she has taken rdoms over Mr. KURTZ'S SHOE SHOP on Main-Street, below the Public Sooare. where she is prepared to execute all kinds of DRESS MAKING, Jn the latest and best styles at moderate rates. She. trusts that her long experience arid earnest efforts to please, will enable her to guarantee full satisfaction w iier customers. The public patronage is respectfully solicited. Feb. 10,1870, .42?3t , - 1.. . COTTON FOE GUANO. SIOOO Premium! J y E propose selling a limited quantity t ? of our Guano for Middling"Cot-, ton, nt *5 ctsv, delivered at, planter's nearest depot, by 1st November next. Vfe alaoxmer the magnificent premium of $1000 for tiie best yi$ld from our Guanos. Fo* particulars apply , to our nearest agent, or adtireas-us for circular. 52 ^ rVtlW&Xi GIBfctf A CO., Importers and, Dealers in Guanos, Charleston; 8. C., 8avannah & Augusta, Ga. [Feb 17,1871 43, 3m ' ' : : ' .. 3f A CARD. 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