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Cotton Culture. There seems to be (says tho t, oi!kvillo inquircr) throughout Cotton.gro wing States an ar*n-. 1r.Oipf ort on the part of intelligent f1ners 'to imiprovo Ole met0hod of' 0001on culturo in 81'ch a Way as t1qoesate f'or the disasters oi tAl.hd upon cotton growing by the results of the war. Tho re sUis of' many experiments in this way would prove highly interest ing,to our farmers. OnO of the latest improvomellts in cultiuro, and one at present, at tracting considerablO attetiLion i,3 that suggosted by Poulain, of Maryland. .1lis plan is to plant the soods in hot beds in February, or early in March, and thus maturo thd plants for transplanting inl April or may.. As tho cotton planL is a tondor growth, ditficult to transplant in the usual way, he pro. 'oses to obviato this dificulty by eing carthon pots Openl at each end, of a conical Shapo. 'Tie po is filled with earth atid six or eightI seeds placed in it, the proper doptlhl. 'Phese pots are arranged i III,he hot house on lplanks, anld the plants thinned out to the proper number when largO 0 n 0 11 g k . When the period 1i transipialntin. arrives, the plaiks aro reoiOved t0 the field with the pots upon them, then carefully set into the lills, the carth closed around tle hill, anld the pot removed. A plant. eight or ten inch(les high i ih; t1il! strted inl the fiohr at the usIual porio of plan ing the seecd. 'The Colical Shapo of the pot adlis its removal from the plant wiihocit disturbing the eart.h or the roots of the cotton. Poulain also proposes to plave the plants, thus generated. inl hills from four to eight fioet apart each way, the hills having first bween deeply dug, and wvell m11aitnilred. It is asserted that expeimenVltS111 uder this - method have plroduced a. yield amply compensating f'or the labor employed. A gentlemen in Ehgfickd, in this Stato, raised last. year fRSTL hundred pounds of lint _-otton Io ono aro of' land, under a provess somewhat similar.. .le planted two st,alks to the hill, at a.disthanco of eight feet each way. The hiili, were prepared as if for transni n ing fruit trees, being dug down to a dopth of twenty inchles and two feet diamueter'. Sandy loam and manrure was thon filled ini, and the0 seeds lIan ted. The en ormo us yield is attrib)utableto tho thuorough sub-soiling, thle mianureo and the space-the latter being sumeiient. to allow the r'ays of' the sun to penetrate to the lower' biranchies of' the plant and develop t hese fullyI. As cotton is essenttially a sun plant, ne ver thrai vin g iuless fully supIplied wi th stun warm th, thie philosophy of' this~ method is atI Once apparen I. A not her methoid has been tilI in Union .District with the Di:a>n impuroved seed. This & I.e sutbsoil deeply, and. plantI in hlills threew foot each way, thinning out1 the plants w henm largeon nugh, to two in each hill. A bout fifteen hundred pounds(1 of seed cott(on to the acre was 01bined fi01(romi a fiveO acr'o field plan ted lato ini the spring in this way. The idea upon which all the new methods of (;ultulre is based is. in the first place, miore space foi the plants ; and( scondhy, to de velop the plants thus separ'ated, to their full maturity. .Manuro is all i mport.ali to the latter obhject. Early phlnting in hot-beds may bo brought~ to such a state of' p)c fection ats to COme into somiethlinug like general 11s0 after' a time, but at present it is too expensive and tedhious to secure for' it any deogree of popular favor. Cotton g'rowving, l1Iko everything ohso wvith us, is on the mtarch towards improve. mont. We wou1ld like to seo our neighbors help it along. CAN SUciH TmNos~ Tic ?-Str'ango re-' port's reach us from Tallapoosa county, to the euffect that a mian natned L.ight. * oot,. w~ho has been in trance f'or thirty days, has awakoned with tho power' to cure ever'y mnannc'er o disease by simiply touching tho nfiieted person with his hands, Hie has already worked several *thiraculous cures, andl lis house is thronged daily withm applicants f'or ro lief from the Ills that flesh is heIr to. Report, says that hiund reds, perhaps thonsands, are camped roumnd his honse waithr\g theIr thno to come, and theo ~rbWd ha been so large that nunmbers neencompelled to rotur'n to their Jine~s without seeing the groat phy3sl p.lltherto ho has positively ro. - nsed to receIve any comfnp,nsation ('or hI, srvfvuus but weo understand that his Eupily are nowv receiving donations from those he; has ocured.-Chambers (Ala.) T'bunei - ,The design of the U. S. postage stamps aro. to he changed--and te stamps to be AThAN TI.-vur excellent friend 110on. Jared Irwinl Whiitakler, propr-letol of the Intelligehleer, mild withial the p0 lite"t man in AtlaWnt, gave a bniqtiet it his residence, oil Thursdiay tight last tQ the ielmberi of th Pre.s4 of that city ati which the Christian index was repro sented in the pe,rson of Mr. Toon, pro prietor, an<d .Rev. Dr. Shaver, edlitor ti-o Methotdist Advocato by ir. Lee, oi of the prop? ietors, nuld Rev. Mr. Fuller editor ; tile New Ern, Dr. Bard ; the Ill telligenelr by A'Major Steel- band Mr. Lumilp kinl, And tihe ConxStLu)tion by Mr. 1Jetip hIMlaand AIlkjo. Buarriek. Outside of' thll prolle.;sionl, Rev. Dr. Brantley and ublie Justice Brown were presenit, 1s, iivite guest4. The CoS(tiutionl, inl njotieiq lte very elegaut eiterttitlimeot, snys "The pres hns but one true mlissioi-t 1o ill the good possible, aid the lensl Iutrn. To acconllplish this; its ei inber shotld cultivate the kindest I'eling foi each other, ani work together for tihl 41om11n10n weal." T it; IllundoubtII) tite; ai we colgriatulate Judge Wlitia ker. 11pon) hnving takei the ilitilto ste; toward the acco-umpliq1illeint of an objvel so Clevoiutly to be wishemd fo'. [Auglusta Press. A MULTrITUDulNts Wom,AN.-gollle owl Ileniotined in tie preseliwo of Sid:ney Smilih, that.t a yountg Scotsman, who ha( lt-en lately il tie neighbolhood wi atboot to Iarry in Irish widow, douth lis age., ntial of very conSlf'orLile (illien. Sioll. '(114ing to marry Ier lI't exclaimi, vdl, Iurstiig out highineg; 'going Lt marry hett !-impoibe !v oa mean pari. of her; lie could not tuarry her a: himstlf. IL would not be a a se of big my Ilut trig It. The neighlbolood 01 the magis~rateI, waoild initerfere. Then( is; enlouigh1 of* her to rurnihil wives for 1: whole parish. Oune Inanl Iluarrv her ! it ib Inlo,4s.tros ? You ngtp4m1plu it volonly with her; or give 4 'NseAly with her: or periils taku your uaor'aiing. walk rondui hal, nhvays provided tir'lle wv I frcI'aet te!tiog p and n .,v we nie it rutle hwilt. 4 011C. wil: nwaob eunou-1h tc try walkinl g rounld her bef'Ore hrea:kf1st, bil o:0l got LI:al way, aild ;ntve it Ill exh:I:te 1. Or you uili!Oht Iread the: ial AAt anda dispwro her;, ill :,bovl, y1Or miu.I'ht d a11 ythiig %uith her b11ut 11:4uY her.' The tv-vge t IIlo ownerv ill Ten:n:oKiligl & CO.. 01* COrpTM Christi. Thleir flovks anid herd.6 Stilhuter hat'; an oI'ganliz4.d polick., w% ithl stars anil Cl11bs, 4e. STOVES, STOvS. Stoves and Tinware. A lgeand ue 'a' ci s-letd a:ssortmrnt ol Cooking rand ottI- Sioves, a1way oin hatil 111d for salo low Vor' ca'-h. by Who t' long exptrienact' in the Stove blsi, liess etinbles him to -1 stl iire -omplete aInd helter I iee for lv:zs J;oney 1.tan ean be had by orderin'. FIVE IM N why it Will b to your iiterest to 1)by your1 Siloves f'roi him. 1. lie de-votes hin wif vx4clus.ively to 11h4. tlIpo:t th:_t f_ a sulipora't o : t;0. o wil b)e very' enrefu'l to ste I h.dI hil en:l':niai'rs gel ::oItag htit th:e b:et t thie Iowe'si iuwice. '2. Ycin mnke 11. aCI sehI'c (ti'o rina large nasortmeniCit a'Ilays ini stoie. 3. Ifaprr bu:' il rni::s out 0or crul ( br'eak1s , yon 'i In: ha'e it eithe epaireitd or r'elleed with unew pieces att very smnal cost. .'d. Eve'rya S tovao is warrii'an:ted to work wvell. fit does not. y'oui havo' ilhe 144 ivaihleof rei tua'niang 1t1:: ON E MO NTIlI after' p)urchiaMe. 5. It is espcechl3y yott: intere':st to en' of' persons (paica:l mleelL:nics') who are .'The some) r'eavons apply1) wai :b equaIl'for'ce IC .Jan1i .fil1(t]pOl'a t edl.1 119. CashAsets $5,0OO,000 Rlisks1Taken ini NceherryyS. 0.~ Agent, (001111110i:, S. ('. Jsn: 20 1mn A WI'1CKLY iPPig, Dev'ot.ed to (Choice L ite'at.n:re, 1W ograp:hy, is tory'~, Poe t'y, By JOIIN V. SI Aim. 293 Bat im:uore Street, B3alim roro, Md., at, $3 per' min , ini atdvanco. ainy of' the mnost popultar wrtiercis at t,b o Souiith con t,'ibto ro.gtularly to its.' columns. Jani. 20 21 ANNUAL ME IETINU OF' Till STOCKHOLDERS SOUTH QAROLINA RhIL ROAD COMIPANY, 80UJTIHWESTEIIN Itl Ll, RhAl) BANL, tII ERS of' tho n) le Insttsutions wIll e ld In: thie City of' Clam ,:ston, on the uecondc 1'tuo.'1d~ny h'I:ebrnry n:ext. (lho 9th of' (lhe monthi. .lace of' meeitig, liaalI of' tie Southwesern: Hall1 Hond Bnak, in: Broad .itreet. Hour of coni. Vounig, 11 o'clock, A . M . On lthe day following. W1ednesday, the 10th' tiere wIll be nn Elceion lhel) nt the nmflO IlinCO ibetwoen the ihopir of90 A. M. and 3 P' M , f'or FIll'EE'N lIls ECi)ORS of' the fii:lroadt Com-.~ at Y,. gd'ilfltTE.N D) LtECl'TR of' the A Comi:lttee to verify P'roxies wll at Stoechohleris wiu bie pnused , as usuinl, over the fl an-1, to andi from thie MieIihig, free of ethntge, ha aceranoot willh tie resolntIon of' thie Con' vontin 0o' 1851. .J. R.' 191ERY, Secretary. SILAS JOHNSTONE AND -WM. F. NANCE, Cotton Brokers, ANS1 BANKING AGENTS, NEWBElRRY, S. C. Aro preparde to litle 6111l dvalies (pit cot tol to Liverpool, New York und Charleston. Cheekt; on Nv%w York id Chtrleston it Nmis to 8itit,. dec 0 .50 W. C. Courtney & Co., A ft) AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 9 BOYC'ES WHARt, ILAilIST ON, S. C. W. C. Courtne, - R)bt. blilrdoebl, Jas. S. Mulrdocl. Rept 0 alm JANES P.CALD1WE'LL& SONS, COTTON FACTORS, Accommodatiol NV W :,rf, CIARILESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. A vanes Imade on conlsigiiment'i1. Refer tho)e who wih inh lormlation to Col. 1). L. McKay, Pres1idenit of (te People's National 11ik, S.air ston, . . T. P. Forreston, Jolber amdel.r in1 GEMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOYS. I Uosiory, Tr Ill i ings i Fnd Pfncy Good, Mutisical Instimet .Vive-work", and Yankee Notions, Alo Fashio bl:1e Emll poriu mil of Desins f,or1 Stampiul-0 lraiding & EIabroildery Co stintlyi onl 1uii1d a 1:11ge and 'ell isjorled stock of' Br'idhs, 1"vTiech 11111broider-y, Cot. (ottl id Lillen ant Silk 10"1ss lUbbonl, &C. No. 621 KINU ST., CHAiAlASTON, 8. 0. Dee 2 19 11' THE OLD 0 L. ( I IN A I i THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC 2old EImpynefer GODRIC11, WINEMAN & CO. Charleston, ". c. Septembelr '2 %tI y. Th'le hiighy ali 1:11scory antl renrkabhle effects4 of thia (itn iio in: prinin g veryv large~sly icrea' s erp of Cotton, Cornim amli ('rderh to conirmii pultiei coiidenIceV in lie cotinuedVi1C iiiielle ofii,ii thisG'iii o and~ aviaili. ofr h este ientifi$ili ithe prosct ioni I o fts 'iportu'. bn, Iness, the aiprofessinl engaemit, w d i t h'1 Dr.i .J u .an N'en~ ~iiE! of Chalson,., as.u set. ]'ilie adise and consut iy tin res, to the t'ompay. Dr l J.v N l i vrt with th-g' como siIitiro ian uiiso te.' Guano. as well asIwith th ebre, po e no. Lopn,and, Aglcomenty.l n formation on i.thepi nt to p h ntersiuii who iteiiO c . t;)iill oii & CO, er . g't e. Faeciieiua t. Comany Ii. imoe, Md ic.r Oct 2 '1~II I. J. siiN. r IO SNC A \' for.thCaolna Chreso . C SOUTERON TOUSE, ChalUMtoA, S, C. l).o o 5er ay. Job C\'ounty cNety Extace di. atene tomisn orce. MAKE UP YOUR CIT 8!! FOR THE NEWBERRY HERALD, A FIRST CLASS,' LIVE DISTRICT, FAMILY, AND General News Paper ! 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ON anud after WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, Iasseagmr 'rainis will Irun- dally, SaindnyS excepted, conniecting with Night 'rals oan South C-,1rollinn tl Cbarlotte and South Ciarolina ltitaillods, as follows: Leave Colum bin . t t............. 7.00 a. tm. Alston at-.............840 '10 Newberry nt ............ 10 Arrive at A bheVilli nt.... -- ..)3 00 p. m. at Atidersoti at.......4 20 " " at GreCTville tit.........5.00 "c Leayo Gren ville at...............5 15 a. I. Anriersmn .t .............. 25 '" " AbbevNillie t... ... . .. . . ....8.00 "1 "4' Newherry at.............12 J5 p. In. " Alslot n..............215 Arrive at Columbia at.............4 5 Traas on the lie Rtidge 1inl1road will alIso rutn (htily, Stil(OVns exCeItel. Leave Andersont at.............' 30 p. tm. " Pentiletonl at.............. 5.:I 9 Arrive it Walhalla at.... ... ..7.30 " Leave Wa1hh tit................ 30 n. m. " Pendleton t ..............5.31) Arrive tit Andersoni at........... .2) c" The tivin will retuani 1'ron BIellon to An. (eirsoi onl Moulriliv amld Fridav anorinaags. JAMES 0. MEtEI)l I'll Gecral Sinperitemuleit. Aug 17th, 18GS. Laurens Railroad. Now Schedule. Ollee Iutiresit. R. Laures C. 11 ., S. J., A pril 29, IS8S. On and atlerT ne-tlisdy, 12th NHY next tihe tralis ont thi. road wvill Comm1111eni(e it tmi to retura otn .aIle dily; to coit-et wilit ap 1I(I downli 1a111ans otn (IremenvI aid CotmIII1 bitn Railroad, at lillola; 1Pivinrig Ilrens al 5 A. M. , on TeaaCy1:13-A 1ah1r.s,a 's ail Sat Irday's, anid lenving I lelil at I . N1., oat samle dalys- J. S.lOW l, MLy 0 Siat, I,. IR 11. Eclectic MaTgazine or LITElh.TUREu,8iENf:lG .AND AlT. Now Volumo begins January, 18G9, BEING 'Ill ETWENTY-SIX HI Y A It OF Tit l EX i EN'E 01' il . WOIt K. It is com1lpowed -Xechisively of ile Choievit A rtin],flo llhn, t he--n ed from ...- wh1 ... .hr. o rForeigni; ien ti tlittur'e. it Biographical, icient' iic. and Mi:cellar.cous Articles,. tare wvriitten by itnthorns whotse flamto ~eor cant itnterst i;nit i a at-n vit e 12( <n j s opent1 hatgepteas Itta itn-wa nvl, lIe knwc hie was tight. Bly Anthony; To.,~" Thbis deptartmntt oi'fI the M:i.zia' ii herie after recent' iit-ltt it tent in. :n..t ,* ,+i.s of ccd nictn' .chohtrly' repnitit. in The~ t'ill0o itte 'aoe., ., p, eipalnot kes. fromt whIch nr selere tins.:,,. ItrItisha O' f ievie ', I.'opn;i:t- :s jiit! -Ier j;'t Satnarlayv liview,i weti,. . I t. ..II t at-o Society, I)aaliai Ugaietstiy. Emubellisicon; Encha mtmiber cotinis "tne or' more finte ste enagria;gs, potraiits oi i'aito: Itumen, or' illu.a it. tlive ofImtpoerit historic events Voluattns commenlttci la . t anary andi ,1iary. Suibscr1 iipioaten commtetnce wih alnty taimberb,. TIE1131S,65 Pim~t YEA I; i.1NGI Il; ('01' . 45 CIRNT'S; 'Two c(hl.ES $to; pFIy, COi'. IThe trade plerth;gymnen, teachiers, nit l c !tbs sup;pllil ott invotr. ile termsq, itndi cit anvns'er wtantedin ua tll pairi of thle cntry, to whtomt liberal incltcemets willI bit offeed [sIRND FO11 P'illul1UM LIST I Addriess 1-C I?. IFl;i0N, Dec. 45 51 t. f. Yrk Liberal Advances MAD O CDTTON~ I wotuld infiormii thte itmrtchants atnd phat ierl of Neberry andi the iii th iat I aim to miy fiendtas in; Ch~arlestont, Messr's. Cohecn, Rinckel & C'o.,, and wtill gnriantee promplIt retun tiiSon the~ Ilelieing thtt T nim int n positiotn to aflfortd als amtple facilities as itnyt onte e'lse, to patr. lies shtippm ag cottaint, attl wiin ag to holud or sell im i ateij~ ly, I arol re,spec tityIt solicit. a share of yourt I p toage. Will be foidt at the sroae of WV. TI. Tr sep, '30 40 0imos. Something Nice. I have pr'octured Itho K ingsmlore Gal' lery (over Mayes & Martita's Store) which is uinder'going thor'ough repairs, and t Ill have lentty of room wvitha an excellent sky-light, and will be0 aendy to amovo by 1st Jatnuary. Come one--come all, aund see how thinlgs work itn this commtiodious~ gallery. Also, a goaod lot of albinms at extreme ly low pr-ices. All kindsh of' work donto in thme line of Phtotogr'aphty. I have all or Wren & Wheeler's Nega tives thiat wer'e takeat it hi laee. WVe charge nothintg f'or lookinig, and not much for a pi;cture'. R.espetfutlly, Dec.23 2 if. V. HI. W ISE MA N. Dr. R. S. Whaley's DIomnal Lanborator'y. Thte suabriber' off'ers in-' ducnemtts--in; the way of' flood Work and( Low PrIces to oneo and ali requiring his professional services. Verfoot Batijsfactiott guitaantie d. Maty 271 . te<l at tis Oflice. Fisk's Metallic Burial tass1 -3E THE1,1 ISUBSCRIBERs hall Constantly or Imd a full assortmenIt of the above appi oved ases, of difflrelit pattermns, besides colliis A lils own make, all of' which Ite is prepireli to furnish at very reasonable rates, with 'rm01ptiless and despltch. Persons desirolus of having cases sent by lailr-oad will have them Sent free of' chalrg. A liearso is always on hand and wVill be -urnished at. the rate of $10 pie day. Thamklful for past patroiage, the sub zcriber. Iespectfully asks1*1 . for a contii tiont A the saimle, and issures tie plblic tltt 30 e1lb,ot on his part, will be spared to render lite litinlost satisfilte onl. R. C. CIHAPMAN Newbarr-y S. C., July :1. Sash & Blinds. The stil>.-riber- (nake2 pls.jIurc i llInlioilune m(tot1<1omuit 1ta, having mad1(e all 1.iveesmary arraine'Qlment* It will bi0 ablo to Iiurmsh~l Sash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Vcry f Moderate Rates!! For Cash ANDUPm1V C. CIkA'M AN, Oct. 1 It. Newburry C. 11., S. 0 GUANO. No. 1 Perian11 (h12110, 1$0l per, ton, i, gC l d, or its e<inivilel't in enl e v. unece's CoilenItrated Pertilizer' in bar. tis, 1er ton 123, $.-)f. P'lC Groind BOtie, in barriS, per 10o. $11. Bole l td )0at, int) re per tonl, A,38. A sa( 111 I il o, 1111 .1- 1 All;k Vela Phosplul"-, inlal, I loundf i'la r111., pl.1r ham.v, i.1.7 w n ltld G ,iaa o, inlbl s o al rrels, - por toil. Stillphum. of*,'11, per on" ollbb. Pa..ifiv G"1:111, . e S 11 1*i. o4l 0pr h . ',' v oit ainIlin11 to l P11r ent. lulbl o pho.-:phoie .elvi, t i lIth e'. e viln. :mM1niM pIt up in bagi Ilr bar rels. Ph i(ll . I:5 opr ton, b G21nn- (11121, ' S con'ini N. V. hvS i,C 111 IN.1 10i; 14 1s la v .11l o .n li bePosre inali phosh:te t r- : ni mliatter- fiv t! iit six -r . vei tm. 'll or1 i!I 4I3. 110t:1*'ll. AnI)P 11; l le1n ' i div.I on o p11 1 1. 10-s, tobaeco, 1toli, (.'e. Prhi e inl b 5por 14,1. Sollill j C arolil: I'll oq m Ivt c' p t i l( 11d IM( ill a so b res Nv ' - Guano, by l it! ' -4crj , i l I lll-p 01r -1 01n1d. GEO. 1.1W1. TF 00.- 1.1c 42. G i ti.'17) Frmm Sre t. Y. Pomlaria N si 1868- 9. The Pl'imtria1 XN ir-Ser'es halvct 11,1 Vn (1r 1itim. provedc , 111m111 the nil d r i 1- 1h1: 1he ph-. 2e" 14)'.rn Iti 3 1*i t s 1l:1 I,-,I c c'.'i Filr t r1 Ives t.er (.1.'1, pr. ow 3 i ' tS 'limua v. A pp"., (1' vvp1c-1 s p11.tijj(n lrvy <11113ptrl t ' Mie Clilmi.e. fromi 1'ciw ea i'3lit the iV b 3- .\priios'i nnII1i3 r3I ' t ines. C h'ries, ini-. 1 --,, -v., r li ( t , 3I0%n 'iies 'aSI ii. '4eg.,ni3 e,. 0 1. 3. ' (- 1.- ili E a-i cilli W h. l' . .$ pni1.h I' l. ' :ii , 1li..er :1123 '1: t hern 1100 tor II'.-b . .*. 31ri. .n -l* 2 -. obl ilt b ria. tn b31 f Il r. l \ov 'imb ti al l t o w rbe A.I ls . iierl ut '.e , i o 24enyp'.,,:4,' 1122 ,1 .31. (-'ve-rtreens.3 o 3 larg 1 334. (e nitlc 11,23.-. I'1 3 11 11 tr 'IIp l Ii ' C.r 13y alt in oi (-- ..'- .tit' parlie L tI hiriy afin0 ,h-riIl (-cein2tej3' WI,. i1.. 3.h3. 133-A 2l ' ittu varit-3,I ith' the Il n 2 ro1o10t 31. , 20 bhu . 31. ile f ine l' Itolor ). 1'llg rust pc' r IIt -r.ch eal TnieAt . t, 'ii..inI -ni-inN - supr1 bi 1i31', 1)s. I 7.1li 11s t'yIn be3 , 23 00 It.v 'ertn 7l a-IS in 7h . ny of ( M2 me 3 Lioerill;e hnb.3 & .1 ,\t 2.11 (.5t& .g . soon 1-30r:l lur 1 is ri .21 1-. 2 ('e 3 lI 12ri0. wilpin 11.10c to WM..,1.u. .. .l(. on5131 an a .e2) a ovebe I(G. 9h.1pa0 Xo ltous , 1lndy, ale.hv8.d r .1.,ettetig ith reelvledw lareenille utrini, wil leam Astonal n i.im., milaie atllO prlanhur. or SIits at 31 o0 p, m.,1ias'or followi ng sd partta nbr, 0 00l | 2 7.01 ll'lZlit3 NIl |s 10 00 Pacole t..s 7o. -&07* 1 :D|23 I.onesville, Ah5 Kinds in f,0 s. n o i ll'3 e, p.5lIs A ;3p.19 19 -30 A ppe' ', Ch lo , 1 .10 1.1 10i 1 ylls Ford of 30 | 1 3 l (0 30 I10 a" str her, 12 I 02 1l' liiii S10'(iIiS1 T. Iston, a .2 300ucibi Ma 0.0i0 9.00ese 1 Tluuik O33( 1 AS li0. . 1 ll, Prues4ie. COahmor T'ECore, al on11 v'' Man, biget mis itIc oe nd under fuOtll head-211(1way.c) IOR cigI, the31 a1( foloring Goods.nc g#1,3 ' -ll k10indVt( o (010t tanle- ench, Eliros mdrAerica.n. A)ll kl3i of Nus C co1.s A m ns DUPONT'S GUN POW D.,R. I.would Invite the attention of' daleri to my Large tid Well Assorted stock of Po* der, consisting of Itillo IlFg, in kegs, half and qitartor kegs, ailso in one pound and hialt, pound cainlstor-1. Deer IIF, in kegs, half and quarter kegs. also in one pound and hailf pound entilsters Engl sporting atid Itille, in O pound kegs, 010 1)ot)(d indl iall' pound eilsters. Eagle Ducklng, In 121 and Of pound kogS, five ponnd finld ono pound canisters. Blisting powder, In twenty-fiv pound kegs. Sporting, Mining and Shipping powder of ev'y varioty, 1n1lnillfactlredl at the colobra ted Mills of'E. J. l)poit DeNontoure Co., M lingon, Doltwaro, whioso reputation, his stood irivalled for ixty.clglht years. I am prepared to ill all orders, eihC 110e 1tl or Wholesale, allowing a liberal discount in lots of twenty-I1vo kegs or more. J. N. HO1SON, Agent Nos. 1 &2 Atlantle Wharf, Charleston, S.'C. Mec. 0 50 3m1. Carriage and Buggy FACTORY. J. Taylor & Co. Vill keep cotistintly on hand a good as sortient of tito ltt;f.:Fs of tle most ap moved styles and patterns, comnbining lightiness Intl durability. Built to order liglt Rockaways, and Plantation larringes, Pheatonst, Top and n0 TVop 13oggies, &c. Old Cal-rilges and Buggies renovated and n le to) look as good as new. Repairing dole in the best manner mind at reasonAblo prileg, 11141 1111 worik estimlated on before it is repaired anid i copy) given to our custo mers. Special aletitionl given to repairing h1111! Carriages anlid llggies, which i'im1por 1ant. to 4onl.1:1m1n r-s. 1.leight, will be'pnid ono wiy, whn1 stnt by li1i1 koad, when the re-. pasIi- amoun11t1 to 21o'v t8100). We usol nlothing btll L t1 heuest ml vvillis t it t entlbe botiugit, and IaIe willinlg to rely 2 on the tmerit of 01o11 woIk (or it li.eral pill trotin.. Wre e iN,tivile (lhe exami natllion of' our work nod ssurIl,e tie piblic that we cnn builud the sami?le elas4 work JIM (be . Jif iit chleap?l 1hj a1 we e.n illiporft it. All of oli- work is warlrantb-d. JhIr Factory i:"er h 1eo Neub-berY, -S. V., .\1:1reb 2.5 1:3 1y. D on'It h F il to'1TPv the C.elebr'a W4 1oile-ITo-liv, P 'a it ' ll, yn 14p lic Ilit, ters, :11n 1in1 Hailitlg Iileedy fCol ill Iiseases of 0th IHg-stive I.rgans 1d a l i . Live. For tye y all i)ri's. )on'tI il to Tv the Cole braedi outh'er Toniv, 'ilkniin's lepatic kitlers, 32l 11u iling remedy lor all q)is 114SPS o t0 i Div:4iV(- (hrganIsanlid the Liver. 'Por Sall- by 111 a ll-lr g -ists. D<mi't I' ii to Try the Cle-. l-alvl 'olli lill Toni(, I n1111 h ninA Ilepatic Blltes 'nu ihl n -11remed for all D)is 'ies of l1lth 1ie-Stivv Orvans and the Liver. ' r ae by ill 141rn...iStIs. I)tl M i to Tr\ lb .oe bnIt ed I'outhern2l Tlie, Paulatin1'. liepatic ilille::, n, m1ling remedy fio all Dis vast's ol't,11-4. Di-vtlivo (h ",ills ilill th. Liver. Vl- sale by all i i ts. Don'r I'iltoTr the( Cele b% i ot .h n T' i it , I 11n1tii's liepatc 1; 21r-, :12 'zn .a i: 1e el 'in' f o i- all f-in .s' ii-o~- ''l1 - T1 onieh, P.iktinis li4'p141l4 n nu1*4n1- . fill 1. isease VI nI the Liver. For ~(-C ' 'A NH OOD it'in IIs ( le hnt'le d Kssi'Y 'on(I ti.e Iii. l'hyiv-..'l Inaplachy, imped'11.ie21s 1(, Mar rino ee:1-al,o.t(Con11umption1, Epilpsy, I0 Pie ., i'' a seailed en veopr, o1nly a .l)l0LfiIIl', of htlf-aflts,e miay Ibe radienlly it ap' tIplji':2inn of' the kIife ; pointing nu iiiif 'n . 3'lt onc2' Simll el, erttain ii e sllertIn.I 0 , y2 means of' whieb every aol' 'lii "'l c i 3 I""* ebniply, pivatecly, andic 12every 21"t'h and every3man in the liad. 1ent, nder seil, in, a piini envefope, to In addreiIl4..-, pofst pall, 1)n rec'eipIt of'ix eents, rI I wo( po'IS -dl npfI. Aliso, iJr. (Culver-well'a Mariac- Gis e,"~' p, ice' E cen1ts. Addr'ess he'1 I PublishersI-, (iIl L\.J. ('. IULINE & Co., l"7 Er'cadway, N. Y., l'owt-Omicot linx 4,58g. Purifies the Blood. 'or' Snl by' Druugglstu Everywhere'i Z. L.WHLITE, GTJNSMITH And Repairer D)i all kinds11 of' Fl i lM.\lMS, L.OCKS, &e. 1lias ont hon P11 istlA- and(1( Gunis of all ap. )ro(vedI ma13kes. An21n2122i1tion,~ such as8 Car ridges, Cap;s, P'owder- and Shot. Shot P'ontches, l'his'ks, fags, iandu everv :,ther ind 221fI Sp2or'tng A pparatu ils. Besidl's many otha02lr articles of' v'arious characters 12n1 kinds. All kimnds of iREPA IRfING neatly and ex i ditiously41 excented, nnd at low raItes, it addition to the ablove, I am preparelrd o fill order.s for' all kinds of cehicles, such 9'L/G/ES, 1LAR1R/AOES,&c. f' the celebrateld mtanulf'actuIr of' COON, 1 ('re Sti I l~' i ird, f'ormer-ly of' thit s place, roenred('( his sitock. All or'ders pr'ompt ly A pril 15' 16 If,. 11 lEqulity--Nowberry. hividl WVerts, vs. Jlohn Lcgr'oae. Bill to subject funids of' absent deb)tor to pay ment of' debts. rt appearing to my satisfaction, that the eten dant2, John21 Legrone, resides beyond te limits of th2is State, otn motIon of' Messrs, arl'ingon & Sober, Comnplainantt's Solici >rs, It is ordered, Itat he do0 answer, pleaud demnr to said bili1, withli1f forty days omt -the publiention of' tis rule, or the onei will bo taken pro confesso agninst huim. T 'i[fM. Af . fA tK l-, ,. . . , . .