The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, January 29, 1868, Image 3

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s Now- -.4vtisemot s. hast i-eceied a lot of these ce4bmted Cooking Stoves, which~we offer low for-cash. Also a variety ofther good. paras,slways on band. Also a large -lot of ready made Tinware, House-fur nishing Goods, &c., for cash. BLEASE & WRIGHT. Jan-29 AUCTION NOTICE. To CUryi nd Town. Mer chants. On y4 .avext; )fooday, Feb'y 3d, I VWln *.e unGr.tbpitejX!uild ing, bea It W.Aftitbs, tbj repnaming Goods of' aWes *ho are winding up business.-h Thi is a rape eiance, and I guarantee griedir na - E7. . KIRD, Auctioacer Jan 21 Refep i e abve_Auction inotic, I ofer tbqe-goods until Sales-day, ar Private Sale, n* below thqLew Yotk Cost, This is a r4'Wchance to seure bargains; %nd I oeggo.fuUy and particularly invite the IA d hM b*stock consita of a great many LagsGoda, suh as - Trismiags, Skirts; Head-Yetts, Kid Gloves, and a go mDy *ther.artivles, too numerous _o JACOB STERN, g *. - 'Under the Hotel Buildiag. ACaroln, Railroad. GZZRAL SUPERINTE\ DENr'S-OFlICE, t- ,OraSTos,.&L. Januhry 181868. a ed afEr 6udy,J*umary 19. the Passen p' TWon the 8oat- Carolina Railroad will ra foows, -Tiz r Coluzbia......--....43 A X Ai. GT E .E.......... E T 1 A AM SENGEE aC00MODA l'I.1 4 . il rx S.... 0. O .Arrive oi...... ... ...5A L*.. F'M. . . ....... ........ ..............1 .a5 P M A,,rif at Coa..................... .670 A X IU fteagehr Tns on the amde Br4Aoh Jt 2 .BWA. T. PF E, Genai Supt. 'DRY 0GDS. JUST RECEiVED A Mal assorted stock ol 'ODRY GOODS, Of recent purchase, and will sell as 'CHEAP as ANY in our Town. Call soon and get llAlR AI\S at -LOVELACE & WHEEL.ER'S. P. S.-A new sitppjl' of GEIOOERIES, Just in from New York and Bahtimore, .Very Qheap for Cash. jan 222t .. L. & W. Store to Rent. The L-irge Store $wm 'nert' to Mes ars. Wiskimns & Wilbufr's store, i'it.h CeDr.whi' the up-sairs, which -is ar rangei'for a'faeniy to live in, containing 5 roomus,- will be renied very cheap,if ap span.ts- B R. LOELA CE. -.Buggies for Sale. We will sell Qn GOOD TERMS, THR~EE GOOD'BUGGIES WVith Hlarness, &c. Also one or two good -2 horse Wagons, with Htarr.ess. Als~o one very find Mare,. -sndene large Mule, &c. LOVELACE & WDEELER. .j..nst.. To Sell or Rent. - Hu~3 sell that- .endid LARGE E SUDENCE, forme~rly owned by C'ul. S. T. Agnew. The lint c4ntasins two acres of ground. The House con tains eight large squart, rooms, and two large attic rooms. Os4he paamises are a Dry Well, Kitch en, Meat house, Wood housie, Cariiage! jw.es, Stables~ Cow house, &c. 'Also a nice lot of 'Friit Trees. -This Is one if the most desiraible lots jo town and can, be purchased very low. *, - B.- U. LOVELACE. - Te tseriotcan' be ren~ted on very reasonable terms~, if aysplied for soron. Garden Seed! Garden Seed! Fresh and genuine Garden' Seed, emsbr.c - ing every variety. Just received and for sale by R. STE WART. January 22 4 4 U. S. Marshall's Sale. Un,ited $tates of America-South Carolina District. hamilton, Young & L ush, vs. Wmn. Young. By order of a writ of Fieri Facias in the above case, to mie directed, I will sell on the 6th February next, (WVednesday) at New. berrry o. H., S. C., within the legal hours of sale, one traCt of land containing 638S acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of John T. Duncan and others, and known as the "John Jack place " All the right, title aa4nterest of Wam. Young will be solJin~ aidlad. Terms cash. J. P. MI. EPPING, UT. S. .larshall. Taos. M. PAYSINGEP., S. N. D. Jan. 15 1868. 3L * -Bills Receivable For Sale by . ILAS JOHUSTONE WV. . UKA~E. Sheriffs Sale. By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias to me directed, I will sell on the first Mon day in February next, the folloving pro ,perty to-,*it: S.x Mules, 4 fine Mares, 2 Cows and CNVes, Sheep, 2 R.,ad Wagons, 1 Family Carviage, one 2-horse Buggy, and Harness, one 1-horse wagen. Also House hold and Kitchen Furniture, and sundry articles of various kinds, Books, &c., the latter subject to exemptior under military orders, including previsions and supplies, at the suit of D. V. Scurry, et al vs. S. A. Nance, et at Property of A. C. Garling toil. ' . 4 Also 2 Males, 2- Iorses, I Colt and I Buggy, &c., jt the suit of Wnm. G. Gist vs. R. V. Gist. - - 2 Also I MWee,-at the suit of Joseph Cald wel for anwber vs. Margaret Martin 2 Al-so, one 2-horse ftggy and har'ess,at the suit of E,.P. Lake-vs. 31. R. Gibson. 2 I will, by the sameorder,sell on Tuesday, tht next day, at Gen. A. C. Gaylington's plantation, vear Chappell's Depot, Cattle, 5w,or 60 bushels Cotton Seed, Shucks, Fadder, Implements of Farming, &c., at the suit of D. V. Scarry et: al vs. S. A. Nane, et al. 2 Two Store housei in the town of New. berry, now occupied by Dr. Gi iersu and B. J. Singetoi, and situated on Mollohon Row. Also 1,84o acres of land, bounded bylands of Dr. T. B. Kennerly, Smith L. Davis aiad others-600 acres, bounded by lands of Joe Caldwell and others. All le vied on at the suit of Samuel B. Johnstone and ethers vs W W.-MMorris et al. 3 - Also 88r, acres {regerving 20 acrea for the Homestead) of- land bounded- by Dr. W. K. CrIffin, A. C. Garlingtoo, John H. Williams. Also 5 Mules, I Wagon, 2 Cows, I Yearqng and' 8 acres of land in the cor porate limits of Newberry, bounded by lots of E. S. Coppock, A. C. Garlington e. al One lot and house in the town of New berry, bounded by land- of Dr. Peter Moon, E. S. Coppock, and W. A. Cline. The 'same will be sold subject to exemption pro vided for in our Military Head Q-tarters, General Order No. 144. 'Levied-on at the suit of D. V. Scucry et. al. vs S. A. Nance, et. al. 3 Also, I-will sell 640 acres more or less hounded by Dr. W. K. Griffi, Cooper Bonzman,.et. al. Levied on as the prop erty of A. C. Garlington, at the suit of D. V. Scurry et. al, vs. S. A.'Natce, et. al. 3 ANo loolAcres more or less,bounde'd by lands of Win. Davis, Mrs. Sally Gary, Mrs. George Speaks, -C.pt. Chies'ly Davis, tal. The propertvo f 1f. H. Kinard, levied on at the suits of if. 0. He'nson and others. 3 Als6, 55.) Acres, more or less, bounded h waters of Enocee, J.~M. Suber, B M. Ma-in.,et a1. Levied or. at the suit of ie State for Taxes vs Davi-d Gross. 3 . Also, one Tract of land known as the D. B. Kinard tract, containing 5u Acres more or less, and bounded by lands of Mathias Singley, Hack Canitoa and others. Also, the "Kazy Stone Tract," containing 76 Acres, nore or less, bounded y lands of Henry Summer, Mart&in Kinard, et al. Also, the Cap Tract, containing 50 Acres .nore or less, and bounded by lands of Ma thias Singley, et al. All levied on at the suit of Jas. A. t'rutnell vs. D. D. Stone. 5 Also, 2am Aeres moure or less, bonded by 6n: ds of G. P. Sligh, P'hismon SHgh, et alI. Levied on at the suit of Jamies A. Crotwell vs. G. L.- Seas. '-3 Also 130) aeres more or less, hounded hby lands of Philip Crotwell, W. A. Elmnore, et. al. Levied omi at thme suit of H. H. -Ki nrd, et. al. vs. John. T. McNeil. 3 -T.~ M. PAYSINGER, s.x. D., J:an. 14 3 S3t. Dy virtue of an order.from-J. T. Peterson, Ordinary, 1 nill st-ll ont the first loinday it February .aext, one house antd lot in the Disticter Newhierry, and own of Frog Level. con tainting s's or seven acre~s, more or less, and~t bounaded by la:nds of W. Bridges, John S. Birg', .J. 11.. Whler, the real es tat fA . Kjt Ier, deceased. ' nacredit utt the first day~of Janua?y, 1969, with interest fromt day ofrsale. 'lhe purela.oer to give bonti, mortgage of premni ss aj.d two.Approved sureties to the ordi tcariy." The costs to) be paid in cash. Ts M1. PAYSINGEE, s. r. D. Jan. 22 43St United Slates of America. Soucth Carolina District. By virtue of an exeeution to mae directe'!, I- w'ill expose to p)ublic sale before the Court Houaie door at Newberry, on the First Monday 'm Februm ry next, the lot of lanad contaiing 19 acres, tmore or less, with dwelling ouse au .accssary out-buildings, ina thte tewiu of Fr-og Level. -And: also, tracr of land No. T, conatzamig 100 aeres, mo~re 0r les.- Adijoinimig l.and<~ of Atbaa Moore, Matis Wieker and t:hers. Also, trazct No. 2, cantaIitnII 1100 eeres, more or less, dio~inigiads of Mrgatret~Bourers W- A. Reed and others. The roperty of John S. Birge, at the suit of' Jamets Hatzlett & Co. Terms CasI . Purch asers to pay. for titles. J. P. M. EPPING, Janauary 15 23 3 - U. S. Matrshad. Annuai Meeting OF'THE $TOCKIWLDERSof the South Carolina Railroad Company, and of the Sot4hwestfern .Railroad Bank. THE~ ANNUAL MEETINC of the Stock. holders of thme above institutions w.'ill be bald in the City of Charleston, on the Se. ond Tuesday in February tnext, :he 11th day of that'maonth. Place of Meetin-Hall of the Soutbaestern R-ailroatd Bank, on Broad Street. Hour of coa.vening-l1 o'clock A. M. On the day following (Weilnesday, the Uth) there will be an Eleetion bheld at the same place, between the hours of 9 A. M1 ad 3 P. M., for Fifteen Directors of the Ra'lrod.Company and Thirteen Directors for the Ban-k. A Committee to verify proxies will attend. Stockhold. rs will be passed as usual over the Ro.ad to and from the mneetig free of charge, in accot d.ince with the Resolution' of the Convention of 1854. J R. EMERY, Secretary. Jan 9 The Due WVest Female College. Over One Hundred names are on our roll. There is still room. Pupils are re eived at any time. BOARDING Twelve dollars a month in currentcy, not including fuel and washinag. TL'm-oN, Twenty Dol ars for five months. Musie, (piano) Twenty four Dollars Vocal Music, French and Latin, taught free of charge. Jan 15 Smno. J. I. BONNER, Pres. Fair Notice. Persons indebted to the estate of Wiley Bridges, dee'd, hereby have notice that their notea are in the hands of my Attor nes, Messrs. Garlington & Suber, for cot lectiotn BY SUIT, if not ptaid before retutrn day of Spring Court L. B. MAFFETT. Surviving Adw'r with w-ill annexed. Jan 15 3 3 Green and Black Tea, Of superior qualit y, for sale cheap at PR A TTS' Drug Store. DR. Ts GOUIN FREXCII STORE. Opposite Newberry Hotel, Keeps constantly on hand the best and purest DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERIES, POWDERS, Soaps, Cologne Water, Hair Oils, &e. From the best houzes in this country and in France. Also the Finest American and French CANDIES, Sugar, Coffee, Raisins, Can ned Oysters, Fruits, and Vegetables, Cigars, Smoking and Chewing To bacco, &c. EVERY VARIETY OF GARDEN SEED FROM David Landreth & Son. Jan 15 3 RESTAURANT. fhe 'sub-erifer having opened a Restaurant , EX r DOOR to his Bakery and Confee, tionry store, in the building formerly oc cupied by Mr. B. M. Btease, for the accoms modation of the public, inf,rms them that be is prepared to furnish All the Delicacies of the season In FISH, Oysters and Game, In the most acceptable style. He will keep constantly on draft Fresh Lager Beer, -Wines, Ales, &c. He is also prepared to furnish TRANSIENT OR REGULAR BOARD AND LODGING. He respect fully asks for a share of patron oge, 'and promises to make his establish menrt a favorite resort. Jan 15 3 LOUIS sCHIODAI. Tlie Place to Find A GENERAL Stock OF GROCERIES, Dry Goods, Fancy Goods - and Notions, ,IS. AT WILmO & WtI R'S Under the Hotel, Between Webb's and Bairre's Stores. giDo not Forget the Plce.2 Our s ore-roomn bas been_ enlarged to ake room for a greater amount of goeds han we coul heretofore -keep, and our goek is full and large, and has been pur based so as to eniable us to Sell as Cheap as any. 'ir An examination will convince the publ i tht th'ey need onmly buy to be satis Ied. Jan 15 Iy PERUVIAN GUANO, Di-ect from agents t nmarket rates SUALUBLIS PACIFIC*GU.'60, $75eash, $SO 1st Novembher, with sevenfl er cent. int terest, approved city accetaJce. BAUGLI'S PHOSPHATE OF LIME, $60 :ash, $8;5 1st of Novemiber, with seven per entt. initerest, aipproved city neceptance. PHRENIX GUANO, $55 .eashl, $65 1st November, with seven per cent. interest, approved city acceptanic. FLOCUR OF BONE, unadulterated and unmtnr. . FARM!ER'S ILASTER or GYPSUM, warranted pure... In offering the above manures to planters, do so with every con fidence', not only having testimonials from planters who hare sed thetm the past.year, but the further auarantee. that every eargo, s it arrives, is an tlyzed bry Professor Shepard, of theSonth Larolina Medical College, and the high reputation of these ' mres fully kept up. J. N. ROBSON, 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. Jan 2 2 2mto. Administrator's Notice All persone h-aving de ands against 'he estate of Mic.'j'h Harris, deceased, will pre ent thenm properly attested on or before the 1st ot February next, and all persons indebted to said estate will make payment by said day, to T. G. SLOAN or S. C. H ARRIS, Januar)7 15 3 3 Administrators. Notice to Guardians, Trus tees, &c. Guardians, Trustees and Committees, are required to mnake their annual returns to this office, by the first of March next. Al er that time rules will be issued against all who are i default. siLA's JOHINSTONE, c. E.. . Comn's office, Jan 14th, 1868. 2m. Chesley D. Spearmnan, Agent, Hereby notifies all persons that he is the regularly constituted agent of his mother, Marga ret Speat tman, of this. District, to manage her plantation and transact all the busmess in relation to the same, by a writ ten agreement bearing date 1st January, 1868, and having effect for the year ending December 31, 1868. GHESLEY D. SPEARMAN. Jan 1533 Dr. J. D. Bruce Havintr resumed the practice of Medicine, tenders his professional services to the public. Ofilce in the building formerly occupied by Mr. John A Chapman, and opposite Mrs. Harp's re-idence. SSept. 18 38 tf. School Notice. Mrs. Anderson has resutned the exercises Special Notice. Persois who desire to insure their lives I aqd best do so at once-before the 1st of February. The Equitable Life Assurance Society of Te- York is one of the best Companies in the United States. 4 Those who in<ure before the 1st prox. will participate in the next annnal dividend de, I :lared on 1st Pehruary. 1869. SILAS JOHNSTOE & Wmi F. NANCE. January 22 4 Agens. Change of Base. W. H. WEBB, No longer on the Old Corner, BUT2 DOORS ABOVE, Offers the same Popular if not GREATER INDUCEMENTS To the Public in And all' the other Articles usually kept by him, SUCH AS Clothing, Groceries, ~ Boots & Shoes, Fancy Articles, [n fact any and everything kept in a General Stock, A.t such prices as cannot fail TO PLEASE. Dall and be Convinced. I retrn my grateful ac ,nowledgments to friends and ?atrons for the flattering :rade given me in the past, ind respectfully ask a con Anuance of the same. Jan8 2 W. H.WEBB. 4 Fresh Fish. Hereaf,er I -ill receiveFRESH FISH every ruesd:ay and Friday, direct from Charles.:on. Jan 82 4 - A.M. RISER. Garden Seeds. I have just received a Fresh Supply of al :ind1s of GA RDEN SEEDS Cantclope and 1 Vatermelon Seed from melons. that weighed seventy-five lbs. A. Mt. RISER. ] Jan 824 Executor's Sale. Will be sold before the Court House'on konday., Sale D.ay in February, by Geza. H. I I. Kinard, Auctioneer, Two Mares, rhe property of John Swittenburg, dlec'd. I'erms Cash. J. H. SLIGH. Jan 82 4 Executor. CH AP'PELL'S DEPOT,. - 'NrwaEnny Dis?, S. C.. A pril 12, 1867. The co-partnership heretofore existing~ in he name and st. le of E. B. & W. R.8Smith, s hereby dissolveo by mtutal conseiat, a:dl me f acce.wsors, Messrs. A nderson & Smnit h, re alone authorized to colleet the accouants >f E. B. & WV. R. Smith, and to set tle up he busintess of the concern. - E. B. S.\IT[1, (Attest.). W. R. S.MiTHI. rnostAS G. WnxTE, M. D. Jan 15 3 3 CHIAPPELL'3 DDPOT, G. & C. R. R., So. Ca., Nov.47, 1867. The~ firm of Anderson & Smith is hereby lissolved by nmutua: consenat. R. M. AnCer. on is alone atuthtorized to settle the affairs > the firm of Andersona & Smnith,. & E. B & WV. R. Smith. RL. M. ANDERSON, WV. RL. SMITil, tA ttest) E. B. SMITH. Jouns C.- lrtt, l'uoo.as G. WHITE, 31 D. Jan 15 3 ~3 Agents Wanted for the GRAY JACKETS, And how they Lived, Fought and Died for [xie, with Incidents and Sketches of Life ni the Confederaey, comprising Narrattives f Personal Adventure, At my Life. Namval adventure, Home Life,- Partisan D.aring, ife in the Camp, Field an.d Hospital. to, i reTher with the Songs, Ballads, Anecdotes r nd Humorous [tncidents of the war for Southern [Independence. There is a certain portion of the war that will never go into the regular histories, nor 5e embodied in romance or poetry, which is a very real part of it, and wid,. if preserved, .. yonvey to succeeding generations a better, idea of the spirit of the conflict than many :ryv reports or careful narratives of events, ad this part may be called the goss:p. the un. the pathos of the war. This illustrates te character of the leaders, the humor of te soldiers, the devotion of women, the' bravery of men, fte pluck of our heroes, the comance and' hardsnip of the service. ( rhe Valiant and Brave hearted, the Pie tureque and Dramatic, the Witty and Mar,. relouw, the Tender and Pathetic and the whole Panorama of the War are here thril ingly piortrayed in a :masterly manner, at meie historical and romantic, ret-lerinig it the most ample. unique, brilliant and reada-~ ble book that the war ha-s called fot th. Amusement as well as in<trutction:may be 4 roundl hr every page. as graphic detali, bril. iant wir, arnd authentic history. are skiil ulty imterwoven in this work of literary art Send fir Circulars aind see our terms, and afull de-cription of the work. Address, JONES BROTHERS & CO., Jan 15 2 Atlanta, Ga. CHARLESTON HOTEL. Charleston, S. C. The undersigned having taken char:e of h above well known Hotel, respectfully nformns his friends and the travelling publie .hat it hans been refurnaished in all of its de yartments. The table will at all times he iupplied with the best the Market, affords, neluding every delicacy in season, while he enisitne will be unexceptionable. The 3ath Roonms attached to the Hlot<l a re sup lied witha the celebrated Artesian Water, itd Hot, Cold or shower Baths can be oh- a ained at any tiaue. The sanme attention will be paid t~o thte comtfort of thae guests as I iereofore, and travellers can rely upon inditng the Charleston Hotel equal to any n the United Srates. The patroage of he travelling public is respectfully solicited-. J. P. HoRBACH. Agent, Jan. 15 a t7 9ertir r. IRON, IRON. 0.000 lbs. genuine Swedes Iron, at.10 cents per pound. ALSO, Best English PlowSteel. Hor-e Shoe, Band.'hi,r. Hoop, Nail, Rod. )val and Round Iron,. Iii quanfities to suit purchasers, and at owest poslble priees for eatch only, at Jan 22 43 S. P.BooZER&CO'S. Plantation Tools. Axes, Shovels sad Spades, Rowland's Shovel, and spades, S. W. CollinK and other Superior Axes. Manure Forks.Angers. Chisels, H and Axes, itl all r.ther similar goods, usuilly wintud y the Fatrmer and Planter, all at Low tiCEs for cash, at S. P. BOOZ R & CO'S Jan 22 4 3 Hardware Store. HE.IQIVAL4. Wholes-le and Retail Dealer in FANCY & STAPLE Dry Goods, Don;estics, Fancy Articles, Clothing,S Boots and Shoes, Groceries, and general Notions. Respectfilly informs his umerous friends and cus oiers that he- has remwed 'roim his old place to the tore formerly occupied by apt. Webb. 3n the Corner Under the Hotel. ind has'in store a full and casonable stock of the above rods, which he still contin is to offer at ~RCE8 AS IE IPiSEVER; Thankful for past favors, 1c asks a continuance of the f the same, and will make wery effort to rendler satis-4 action. An invitation is ex ended to all to visit the new ~tore. Jan 8 - M. FOOT. Greenville Female College. 3. H. JUDSON, President. ssisted by Four Professors- and -Three Pa'nalec' Teachers.. The SPRING TER M will hegin on WED-. (ESD \Y the 12-h of FEB3RUARY next, and *aftinIue 20 weeksa Owing to th'e 'we"reity of motney, the rates mye bieen RiEDUcE) as follows: Boarding foar 20 we eks. (currency) $80.b0 Tition T,ig hest Eng Course " 30.10 " Frencha or L-itina " 20.00 Lessons onl Piano or Guitar " 30 00 Special Vocal L-s-onas " 25 00 D:awtinag and Patintinag " 20 00 Singing and incidental " 5.00 For further inaform,.atin apply for late ~atalognti. C, H ilUDSoN, De. 18 51 tf. 're,ident. AGENTS WVANTED B'or the Camipaigns of Forrest andl his Cavalry. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUsTRATED. Thi.i h storical record of the most hril ant explailts and dar.inag aidventtures of thae ar, amaonag its many Vailu ble and inte re ng contributionls to historical truth, cleuars rp, on ungntesti onabile authiority, all i.- re resentationsa ini regard to the ta,kin;g ol ort Pillow by General Forrest. Addries.-,. ~J. P. MilLLF,R & CO. jn 8 2rm Phailadelph.a, Pa. STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA Newberry Dhetrtet-Ina Equ'ty. 1ouisa C. Cromier v David A. D>ickert and wife. Bill f or Partition.c The creditors of' the estate of' James ~roer, deceased, tare required to r nd.-r C n oath andl establish thecir respectivo dle tands, before the Commnissionaer, ont or be. are the first day ot' \arch 1868. Comt's Otfiee, SIL AS JOH NsTONE, Dc. 23 52 l ot. f?12 C. E.. N. D. ilas Johnstone AND Win. F. Nance, COTTON BROKERS And yanking & Commission Agents, NEWBEPRRY, S. C. )fice in LawRange , North side Court House Will adlcance on Produce and Fill Jrders. October 16 42 tf TA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.. NEWBERRY DISTRICT-IN EQUITY. 3 V. H. Hlarrington and others, Ex'ors., vs Aaron Gilbal and others. It appearing to my satisfaction that Cathan in Clifford, Aatrotn Gitb:cI and L(amisa Gilhal, lefendants to this bill, reside beyond thae imits of this state, on motion of Mr. Bax er Plainiff's solicitor. Ordered that the*y( lo plead, answer or demur to this bail! with n forty dlays from the public .tion hereof, r the same will be taken pro co-nfesso against ... Si.aA .OHnSwTONE REASONS WHY THE EGUITABLE LIF EANURiX1CE, SOCIE TY X. the UNITED STATES) No. 92 Breadway, New-fork. 6 the hest Company in which to UNSURE YOUR LTF.-. or PROCURE AN EN DO" INENT POLICY FOR TOUR OWN IsENEFIr if fon -nrvive, or tur the henefir of your rcpresentatives in case of your early death. It is !cemre beyond question, haviTfg Lasir Assets, - $5,00.0co Which'a,re h ing rap:d:y augmcnted by its .d Cash 1-onie, - $3,000,00 IT IS 'URELY-MUIUAL. dividing all >rofits anin- its Po':ey-Holdcers every year. mi the flr,t day o: Fcbruary, applyin: suc.h rofits i.q cnish ot the -ettlement of the fluxt Linnual prifumi Time PrPtits so divided Lnong Polier I4j!-ders last year amounted o the mugifieernt sum of 3x0Inndred Thousand Dollars. It is ajtici(ptd that the dividend on the irst diy- of F bruary next will celipt all[ ormer dviewns. Al persons securing oicie-i iT thi, Society previous to that dav vill benetir ia ftil hv that dividend Poli les i--uel on a sin:le life for anv amount rom $250 to $25 000. The conco-ions ns to he eholi e of applying dividends are made y No O rH ER COMPA NY. The %ociety, oaider;ug its age, is the largest Mutual Life In surance Company in the World! i wel as uhe mot sneces'.ful oLe.. The irffits reALiz--d Iv the Sd--ierv. during it ilir years -of business, have be-en all divi Led atuong its nimher. ;ind have yiel(ied hem nn avernge CASI RETURN, o every ollar of annual premium.paid. kf ore thalt Forty Per Cent per- Annuml Th.is is- believed to be the lrgest reki"t r ver arrived -it by any Life in-U i3nce Cop) Wny 1o the" world during the same spaco of Persors insurinz in this Soceey.e.jov-ad, -aniages o'f i SPECIAb' chareter b-e-use. side t:ni its immerne weclth and. rapid rngres. ALL itA Polieies are conmr4tiv,Jv E'W. and thlerc-fore it is carryinlnit very' few mp:tire. ri-kl Its per centage of Loss to LMOUNT AT R1ISK is less than - that of any f the trier coMpanies and it percenttge if TOTAL OCT-GO to CASH Pf.EMUM lE EiPrr I LESS THTAN fH-T OF ANY )MI.ER PCONANY WHA SOEVER Tr'i3 proved that cpitalists as:nre-. ftr in Iestment. in the Equir;tble Li e Avcurance ieeery in preference to any other company. ty the~fact that [ts Policies Average Laroef in Amiount than those any otherCompany, md it is so reported by the Superintendent if the New York [nsurance Departent to he L-:tisla'ure of rhat State. [G All per-ons desirous of seuring PoU ies int the Equitable Life Assurance Society. re requested to communicate by mail or in Bilas Johinstone & Win. F. Nance, Agents at Newberry C. II., S C. R efer to Messrs Ca rn He &YeC.,nghrin. Wil!irnm C Alexander. President; Ienrv 3. lyde, Vice P'residenit; George W. PI ps, Actuary; James WV. Alexander, Sere ary; E tward W Lambert, M. D.. Medica! ~xaminier.; WIard Parker M{ D . Consul ng P-hvsician; Henary Day.. Attorney; Dans e'l Lord, Co)unseI. Win. B. Shaw, Gen'l Agent,Agsa a Dec 2.5 1mO. ~ uuta a TO CONS UMPTIVYES. TheflRry.EDWAlD A. WILSON will tend free of charte to all who dse it. the puterip io with the direc1ionus for ma:inig and uswg heairr pie temiedy by which he was cured ort ngraf'ction' anel that dread~ disese (onsump bit his't obic! is to betit the tm ctt-u ,d lhe hop es .ver, sufferer will try this prercrip ion r.s it wii cest tiemna thier, and may prove .blessing. 1-Iteasei adelres - Riav EDWAlD A. WILSON, No. 165 Soutir Secud Street, Sept 18--38. W1 ;tiamburgh, New York P, SDDTT'S Fashionable Clothing .and FURNISiIXG STORE. rear Post ()fice, Aewherry, S. C. YoUTrS andc MNs' COATS. mTSTS. PANTS. OVERCOATS. SHIRlTS. U N DJEPRSII IRT<S sECK-TIES. POCKET. HDKF'S Lud FURNISHING GOODS gen Tally. just arrived. SUI-S of the best FRE NCH and ENG JSil MAFERIAL. and of' the LAT'erl r YLES ProMrtLY and FasTI10NABtY aude to order. Hay;r~ purchasedl FOR CASH, from the )LDEST and BEST EST&BtrSa!LD lloCSEs ri New Yoik, mfy Fall and( Winter Stock of Leady-MadeClothiing,Cloths, Cassimneres & Yestings, l1 BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS aC , &. rv CU'sTOME~RS, FRIENDs andi THEI P[BLIC ill find ii to their INTsEst to give mue a all before bnvii-g elsew here. as [ amt pre, ared to SELL ARtTICLES in my line on as HEAP anid REASONABLE TERMS as cain be baied in atny market South Makinr, Curring AlTering and Repairing one at shortest notice. P. Scott, Newberry C. II., S. C. Oct. 9 41 1y Notice. All persons having dem'nds again t 'lie Tat e ot' John bwittenburg, dec'd, will 'e - ~r them in properly te.,ted be the fir,i or! larch, and aill persons indlebted will settle n or before that dite, to the sub-cruber, at aipa . J. II. SLIGH, Executor. Jan 824 30mmnissionl Merchant IBoyce & Co.'s Wharf; H ARL E ST ON So. Ca., --REFER TO IIon. G;eorge A Treimholm. Aidrew Simio,ds.P'residenlt 1st National liank 'hrlesto'n F. S. Holmes. President S. C. Mining and Iai.n.'icturing Co Dec 11 .:m We are prepared to make mggements for Corn, and to urnish sacks if desired. SILAS .JOHNSTONE & WM. F. NANCE. Abrams, Grizn AND Hargrve Are now rceiving their Sw*t f Fall and Winter B I DTS, SHOES, AND Co:nprisin"! Ladies', Mise* & ChiIdte Goat, lid & Morocc Bootees, Gaiters, &r Men's BOOTS & SHIOES of Every Variety. Bsidc a fune aw-orlment of G1-01emeA Uld DoTS' ~ The atboe GOODS- here' beet, deskgyt seleied, nd. miad vby the best w*kNise. We feel timakfiul Ar past favees ao ea.wStlv' Solicit an exalmlinatioa of am ,Aod, b;-fore-uirelais-inl.e where. Give n< a.c4ll *, d judge foryoursl .. 01113, 9MII. & MIA Octobel 2 MANMOOD:. Ow LOST, H fR ESTORMf, .iUSr PuBEItED a new ed#bi ll xu1varweT's Celebrated Esa on the are ;wIthout medicine, ot' r Seuminiul Weaki.ess. luvolusat Los-e. hurarvxcr, MvntUl and -upucity, Iwpediineuto to Marr9ge, etc. .M rPT11;N, EPUSKY. and rsl tef-incu'g--.oe or sexual extravgaie. 07r1rice, in, a seled-enveopelx" 4 The celebrated author, In this , ,c:ir!y demmi,strotes. from a th1rty-year 7 :esful piuctice. that the v1srming emsriimsii ,f selt.a;buse may be tadically eured wt't 1:.i.geren. ue o-ia:tral medicine er a e picatio,n of ths- knife-pointing ost 1Mde :nmr at ofice limp e,.-ceitaln, and.. ua s of whieb ev,-ry snwer, no uuvS is conditiota may be, may ore hilf simp privately, aind rastically. gTis~ Lecture should be is abs. ba ' very youth and every man-n thie Iand, Sei.t under seal. in a plain eratelope, to .iddes-. postpaid. on receipt of iml ents, postM!' stamps. A!so, IDr CULThitWW M-arriage (Guide," price 25 Cents. Add ress tbe P~ul,ishers, CE AS.1. C ILIBI #,OQ 127 Bowery, New York, Post ()*es Bea t Nov. 20, 1867. -Sk ERRORS OFYOUITV. A Gentleman who suffered.for yest servous DebilIty, Pi-etnaturte Desay, ~ the effects of youth ful indiscretion, will the take of suffe: jng humanity, send free tt who need it. the recipe and diassea mking the simple remedy by which he as t-ured. Suffters. wishing-to prruftbyd.e eriers expierieure. ean <lo-seby addrstin in perfect contidepe, JON M.. OGDEN, 42 Cedar Set1et New T1. Mey 8 19 1y. - - School -Notie. The unsdersigned would inferrp hIpe nton', and others n hIo wishi to atedl Ie -lves. of hist se-rvices- as teaache,: .that :tp it se.-IQIn of hi,sehool will coflmeeS lie 'eond Monid:sy in Ja,unai' 'ielf, li~ :intinwue ntil the 18ti.. of Jule.-7g~iW hilr. chi rged fromt tise of entgmeec to lose 'f sesion. No deduction 'WBiYbe 'al -owed e-xcept in caise?4of prodracted Wlln; Lusrraonus wsill h.e gie io~ the moeders !.in:..me', French and German., to these 1iie it. Bouarding can be hasd either with t40 .id:signecd or in the vicir.ity. For further particul ~rs address, TIHOMAS DCK T, -Libserty Hlall, Neaberry, S. Information. Information guaxrantied tolprodnee a htts tariant gruinth of hair upon a bald bead)w ',a;rdless l'ace, ahio a rec-ipe for-the reo L;s ofPimp1~les, I1'ece, etc., Oen the sk is eai: th.- .emeC so!'r, clear and beautiftit, -anl he ob:minaed wi'hout chitrge, by a4 resing THIOS. F. CUAPilAN3 Chenmit, Spt 18 38 823 Broadway See Yoik Notice to Creditors. All persons~ havin;g claims "-,xnst the es' ate of the- late Johrn S. Birge,11eteas.da wii r-ender in the sotme, ddlty attested, to 0!. S. F:air. my attorney, on or before ti i of M:arch nieXt. Anid A1 persona tre indebated to saidl deee-rd w ill make >ayenat to thte .iame, on or befof4 that ne, to msy taid ai ttolrnie . - . ISA1IEL LA BIRGE, Adt. d"c 27 '67. 8t of John Birge, dec't. STA TE OF' SOUTH CAROLINA NEWBER DlSfR102. By John T. Peterson, Ordanary of Newbrry Di-tict. Whet e:as, Barruch Duncan haa .p#Iled 4& 1 for Let ters of A dminis;rtion, on all and -ngular the goods aund chattel*, r1ghts a@d yred its of Bob W hirn ire, late of thedistrit fore-aid. d--ceeased: foae,e :'re therefore to cite and~ gdsoaih Il anid singn!ahr, rte kindred and creditors of he said dleceas d. to be and appear before n. t our nuext Ordinary's Court for the aid Ditrrict, to be houlden at gewherry Cos oun-e, on the 30th day of Jan inst., to how can-e, if any, why the said Administ i0-1 should rot be granted. Given uinder my itand andl sesl, thIs 18th lay of Jana , in the year .f cur Lord one housand eight hundred andI sixty-eight. Johmn T. Peterson, 0. N. D. Jan. 22 SATE OF SOUT11 CAROLINA. NEWBERRT DISTEICT. y John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newbeswy District Whereas, Eliz. R Lake has applied to me -r Letters of Administration3, on all and ingular the goqd~s arnd chattels, uights and -edts of J K Luke. late of the as. ret aforesa id, dlecea,ed: These are therefore to cite and admnomish 1l and singu'ar, the kindred and eredisors of be s;aid deceased, to be and appear before n, at our next Ordirny's Court for the aid District, to be holden at Newberry Court ouse on the 30th of Jan. inst., to show mue. if any why the said Administation hould not be granted. Given unider my havl ani1 seal, thle 10th lay of Jan , in the year of our Lord cos hosand eight hundred and .ix~ setem. JOUN T. PETERSOL , 0. Wt. )