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Awomdo' stut n afoom, Made beautiful for all, puh S r b1oom maa f li. out tbs_ e. ; A band ' s A hearIgeUSt love'76r all. A > ait aner. To aave, and still be just. Wtnadtbet+on; whose lew e bGod''good will. -. oseesea with the Lord, bsads t-toA,:warm hearts to pray, iaSed with fTuits of love, IT CANN rs . % . n editor down Soutfdlay * h ro'id's soon try to go to sea upon o,htingle, make.a lad der of fochase a streak of lightning ra of iagara River, raise the dgtvefa'=:oldinaid, or sa' '1e f itU a wet .umtchs i ttstop TOto* rt eeniAmting th" tak it into their _ "!sd o w u S o u th A le i a araia afd 16 Tew of the. Waany yo. now on the look out with inatri . a hid eten, rive the fol g hints: n ind the luman leg to be the uost bio ii f al't fitudies. ' "Show ine the leg,".says.Gautier, "and ill judge tbe mind';" and it does seem quite as ma oral that eg;houl4 idiente the *paidtion as the shades of the-- hair shaeli indicate the temperament. ~ - :.' F sloth, for instance, does the What t brew is tl 11e' -*alking - o bgaekpedistae,-s ngtorerfec " m -.; eit dd'ada *g to li What abti te reii leg with 'iuf (albits it at an it "" oite e deitbe lanky tib betray I' iir wie aotle iuumates the caa purpose-how fiat ankle reveals " i1'ebast:to "narry--oheer e. is;t# ierge -leip will be besme ft at thit and lie abed-bntil * i-day e. ig)alender. w~~diSorrry your soul girl, arw.rahle, and __ jia auite - *xpee*eCC&-she encii riet-Jonisi%iiaT rst to e wspa busi ~aeee ara objected .to on il~~~~sf watefuli&esgwd ez p6e.09y& n$ygpe~,es 4it4 t a~ tbg,spe least 0 40miles of fencing.giw AA(e The number of g5jpae f'ysse, taking'.into onML the worth of timer,the ears. The annasP ststred-os t1g 3pesiget, at 20- pet- cent, aeMsming1[3 per cent. for deesyis 'I i& urged that her a~u stock would beiceaper than ~p~o~*n~s. ...ngrozas recently found-dead one ? id of . stphe of a hong-Mb ebhung yt egam across sg ggro's neck,i which It igupposed.thedak n ciibing the fence, wnb the g*nk the fashion. As th afi, the account o(,which is given 'by ? Cincinnati paper,'appears to bave oftorwed in Ohio, it is impossible that Als na Ku-Klux trick, as it dould have' en if it had happened further A preacher, hearing the er of an iinfsnt among his congregatiori, oo.ftnMed -tha.t the 'child 'be re moved, observing at the same time -thert- erying child in a place of wdshpas-'like4'he tooth:.ache there -w *rn cr but having i I, ~ OF THI ERiESS. Tlhes Cksptukooche Mirror 7ivs~ tg.Narly:(Neauty Nws the lie, .nd:s if the latter wants any. tli he will fiiyl the mirror mau at home. TAE CIu.rsTU u.oTSL. -This. a idey known .Ad popular resort, which ls been for years~thi pride of Uharlesfon, has undergone a change in its manage uent. Mr. E. H. Jackson bas. assumed charge, and wi in, lutare proide: aor the guests of the institution, and in this work he will be assisted by Messrs. C. A. Millar; W. J.' Anderson and E. T. Burdell. Mr. Jackson has lived in this city for twenty years past, having been fo' some time conpected with the estah Iishuent *brte it :was under the man agement of the elder Mr. Mixer, and we have no hesitation in assuring the guests that under his supervision their comfort wilf Ppt.'ie neglected. His assistant, Mr.-Millar, is known to every guest who has visited the place for the past sixteen years, he having been connected with the institution in various capacities du ring that time. Mr. Aiderson and Mr. Burdell, the other assi.tants, are equally qualified in therr re:pective diuties,-an'd we have no doubt that the managers will use their best endeavors to sustain the high reputation wlih the Charleston Hotel. has enjoyed for so many years. The. house has h-en lately repaired and thorugbly-overhaukld, and is ..now fu-rnished with all the luxuries and con venieaces of life.. To the trareling pub licit needs no'recommendation, .enjoying as it does -a reputation second to no house of the kind in this country. ptredict for it a' successful and prosper oisT"areer u&Ier the ad ninis! ration of the new managentent, wh, we are .as s'utid, will exert their -test efforts for the 'comfort aiud. convenience of its guests -.Cuurier. SwEARING OFF.- A young gentleman of thia city, upon -whom'- the~ vice of gaemhlin-had fastened itself in its allu ring infertation<, determined to break away from te::viciuns pursuit. ..Acting upon hii -. nable deleru.ikation, he went before JudgeSamuel Levy, on New Year's day,.and tok, voluntarily, a solemn obligation to abstain from all games of chance or hazard -for the period of four y4-ars. - When the news of this young man's resolution, supported. by solemn affirm satin, reached hid family, there were many tears of joy shed in approval of his mauly purpose. . Young men, there is no impropriety in kfolloxing suit" tn this instance.-Augusta Press. MThTATURE 3t4x.-Charleston was vis ited'yes.terday by.a Lilliputian, named ,(ars" R illin Decker, w h claimc to be the'Finallest man in the world. He is certainty su aller than General Tomt Thumb or the irrepressible Commodore Nutt. Mr. Decker is twenty-years old, weighs forty'- fire pounds- and is only :thrty-one inches high. He is well in forem, -of polished manners, and dresses it fhe ltest stdTh 'He was'-born in !Missisi hadm.hailf fr9m.3mh, T'enr. Kirae crow'd-of boys -followe#I him as he trottpd, thr-ough the streets, selling his photo ph ,n1 the book aJ WAiK-.Af4an named Isaac Po&isae12ler to have pome fun, climbed uonL.tte& iMofkof a phanty eeccpied by-Lewi*&trw-t isonsm.pn."'e e~fie,g of if88lz inst., and fiitited'the screech of an owl. hinking it was really an owl, one of 44Vi 90't f6of, fii-ed g: it~. INiion'1aA sht in the'head, aind so badly linjere4,ditat :bir died i:r a very short time. - ii&vIrpA .1, A W ELLI Kyowst LA W P'au.-As will be-seen by reference to u'' adye Mi. -te laprdifn o)f arroll M;~Bacon.as rgviveil. TheI high i orChancey havinglMen abhli4ied baider the-new' reginre',Ohanceb'f arroll etrns--to&he je*etid of the professiba $do-ned. He is-a siof Edyftield, and e shotild unear forget to pay him the o g*ojusily c sil due.-Edgefield Ad eriser. IA.- Ym.BRN Ti. o.-: he .NAsbville (Tennesee) Uziiwn, of the 7th itstan't, e. ba the pleasue ofiAeting. in the dity yesterday, aW. L. .:Bar.ry E%q., the pds.tprnter':ii the United States. lie s looking just as young as when *e .fhmst knew .hin, over thir tyearp ao. He inow .ig gg gant ibn if put. to the test, could set up his ten thoslifinif i day. A youiighEdy in B3oston r-ecently gaves her Tather; an old,arid respeetled meianmt: M. eiter.~ti,.doptai;n,i.er acceptance oh-: offir of her ..marriage .- The for getful old getlean-arried the letter in hispoct a week, .aiaeidt the per hiexity of the young. -lady, who did not reei'n ar inster; and -greaitIy to the anguis of the impatient and despairing lover. ,CALIFORNJA Facrs-The -San Fraw-. bis. AMi tUalifousien says cthat 2"0ali ornia dried tigs are taking their place n the pianketand gradually crow4 as ~he iupp ;edYriel4, ibanyK pfthani being fiqlebssftoA quality to all fcotu p rn,,save. st byt. The. raisins geerafly'* aiifrior. to the iImpoded, but they are inprovedsin-quality -every year. S o are the proges.' The following-soli1e.uy -was overheard the other night upon the"Paris Boule vards. A devotee of'Dacchus thus ad dressed.ibis ha$,. - h'ich had fallen from his head' "If I pick you up, i fall,.:If I fall,.yea ill' not pick- me up-Shen I leave you," anid be staggered proudly away. . The Colonel and Quartermaster of an Ohie egiment have just been, made to disgorge sne, sev-epterD .bonzds issued by the-e. ggvagrhbin: aid ograil rods,wbic.tbey ..rtole frorn the State - Jatk of Sosth Gar-olina, at Camden, dur ing Sherman's march. T- New YorkcSunday Herald says: "hrr all the churches-grand exposition of millinery and haberdashey in the best seats morning and afternoon- in the name of piety. How splendidly we humiliate ourselves !" The shadow of a tree made by the moon was found 'photographed in water wich froze daring the night lately in Maine. A bill is before tbe Legislature to re gate divorces in this State. Also a bill to punish planters for dis charging without notice persons etnploy ed oni their farms. The Theological -Semiinary, at Green ville, is to be re-opened in February. The liarion Star says that a tinner is STOVES, STOVES. Stoves and Tinware. A large and well selected assortment of Cooking and other Stoves, always on hand and for sale low for cash, by W. T. Wright, Whose long experience in the. Stove busi ness enables him -to sell a more complete and hetter article for less money than can be had by ordering. FIVE REASONS why it will be to your interest to buy , your Stoves from him. 1. He devotes himself excluzively to the Stove and Tin business, and is dependent upon that for a support, and of con se will be very careful to see that his customers get nothing but the best at the lowest price. 2. You can make a selection from a large assortnient always in store. 3. If any part burns out or cracks or breaks, you ean have it either repaired or replaced with new pieces at very small cost. 4. Eveiy Stove is warranted to work well. If it does not you have the privilege of re turning it in ONE MO N l'il after purchase. -.'It is especially your interest to enw courage enterprise and indu-try in that class of persons (practical mechanics) who.are an absolute necCssity to every com m)1unity. The same reasons apply with equal force to Tin-ware. Jan 1 FIRE INSURANCE. Etna Fire Insurance Co., HARTFORD, Conn. Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual. CashAssets $5,000,000 The StrongestFire Insurance Company in the United States. Risks Taken in Newberry, S. C. GEO. RUGGINS, Agent, Columbia, S. C. Jsn 201m NIOKERSON HOUS], COL UMBI,1 . (. FIRST CLASS HUTEL, $3.00 Per Day. Win. A. Wright, Manager. Nov. 11 46 3mas.. eroawishing to putrc.ase Land ini Oco nfeirCon'htf; can get miy auftance and in uene.- CommiIsin1Tper cent. "Refference-lfr. 3. 11 sligh, Ne '-herry, 3.'OAMdesi, . REYV. H.'HIOLDER, Oct 21 4 tf. WaballII,, S. G~ A $5.00 Greenback Of Full Vahue s'ent Free to any Book AGE.N'TS W A NTED FO-1 MATILEW HALE SMITH'S NEW BOOK, " a4Ilaow ill Nw 1'ork., A iete tvithAnecdotes ald Ie-idetnts of Life i:t the Being a MiAr of~ mew York, is& fleetinig.the secrets of the - Great Cit.. One Amrert sold80in one day,another sold and delivered 22? in 15 days, another 304 in days. No.book ever published that sells so rapidl.7 If you -wish to- know -how Fortunes are made and losit in a -dag; how Shrewd Men are ruined 'In Wall Street; how "country men are swindled by Sharpers; h6w -Miuis" ters anid Merchants are B'ackmnailed;; how Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are Man,. aged; bow Gambling .Houses and Lotteies ar conducted; bow Ntck Compania.Origi' nate and how the Bubbles -Burst. &c., read this work. It tells you about the mysteries of NewYork,aind contains spicy life -tketches of its nioted: milonaires, mnerchabts &c. ~A large Octavpo.Volume, 720 pages; Finely Il lustrated. 'Tbe largest commission given Our 32 page circular and a $5.00 Greenback, sent free on app.lication. For full partica,' lars and terms address the sole publishers. J.B.JURR & Co, iartford,Conn. STATE OF SOUTH CAIROLINA, . - NEWBERRY COUNTY. By John T. Peterson. Probate Judg'e. -Whereas Win. G. Mayes has made,suit to me to granthjp Letteir of. A4mniitration, de bonis non of the F.atate and efta 0? Ellen F. Jones, deceased. These, are -:herefore to cite- and admonish all and singula.r, the 'kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, in the Ciourt of Probate to be lieJd at Newberry Court House, on the 6th day of February next after pulication hereof,,a 11 o'clock in the forenoon; to shew cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. - - n Given under my hand this 23d day of Jan'. nary, Anno- Domini, 869. JOHN T PETERSON, i'. j. N; C. Jan. 27 4 2:. STATE OF~ SOUTH CAROLINAk J-h- .COUNTY. By~anT. Peterson, Probate Judge. Whereas Adam Campbell has made suit to me to gran.t him.. Leitters of Admninistra,. tion, of the - Estate; and e5ects .of Andrew Campbell, cejeaed. These are thereford to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me. in the Court of Probate to be held at Newberry Court House. on the 8th day of February next, after publication hereof, at 1 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 25th day of Jan ar,Anno Domini 1869. -JOHN T. ?ETERSON, P. J. N. C. Jan. 27 4 2t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA NEWBRT COtUNTT. By John T. Peterson, Probate Judg-e, Whereas. Robert Moorman having made suit to me to grant him Letters of Adminis tration de bonis non, of the estate and effects of Thos. B. Rutherford, dec'd. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, in teCourt of Probate to be held at Newberry Court House on the 3rd day of February next., after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given nder~my band this 20th day of January, Anno Domini, 1869. John T. Peterson, P. J. N. C. Jan.'-27 4 2t. WATED, AGENTS-Male or Female, who can earn from 610 to mo0 per week at home. All Goods will be consigned to Agents, to be paid for when sold, and amlsent free. For full Ragulariaddress, wltlstamnp,FoO & CLAR,, SILAS JOHNSTONE AND WM. F. NANCE, Cotton Brokers, AND BANKING AGENTS, IEWBERRI :: C. Are prepared to make full advances on cot ton to Liverpool,_ .ew York and Charleston. Checks on New York and Charleston in sums to snit. dec 9 50 W. C. Courtney & Co., FACTORS AND - COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 9 BOYCE'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. W. C. Courtney, ) Robt. Murdoch, Jas. 8. Murdoch. - sept 9 6tn JAMES M. CALDWELL & SONS, COTTON FACTORS, Accommodation Wharf, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. Advances made on consignments.. Refer thoe. who wish information to Col. D. L McKay, President of the People's National Bank, Charleston, S. C. Sep 9 37 cm. T. P. Forreston, Jobber and dealer in GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN4TOYS, Hosiery,. Trimmings and Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Fire-works, and Yankee Notions, %lso Fashionable Emporium of Designs for Stamping, Braiding & Embroidery Constantly on hand a large and well asserted stock of Braids, Freubb Embroidery, Cot ton and Linen and Silk Floss, Bibbons,-&c. No.421KNG ST., CHAHL8TON, S. C. Dec.249 tf T T]E OLD THBGREWSOU11ERN TONIC GOOIkICfl,.WINENMA &T10e Charleston, S. 0C Se-ptembi er i86 lyv. 90TICE TO PLANTERS. SOLUBLEJ~ACIFIC~ G[ANO. Th ihya-satr and remarkiable efreets of this 'u:ano in producing very lretly ineu ratlcropsu of Cotton, Corn at:d other staple cropa. huts nttracted the gent eral au ttentuigrr orC plh.ntr's and farmers. In order to cwnfirm pubhliceconfidence in the cptinged excellence of this Gua'zo, anid avail of the. best sciemtie ability in the prosec.u tion of.this important business,.the PaciiceGuano remnpanty has consumamated a professional engagement with Dr. St. Ju lan Enuvenel; ofUCharlestont, S. C., as sc-ien tific adviser and consulting Ghemist to the Company. Dr. Rauvenei is conversant with the comnpositidnaud. qutahies of~the Guano, as well as with the character, policy and unusual iresources of, the Pacifie Guano 'ompany, #and will communicate faill t. formtion o'h-these points to planters who may call on him, or address him by letter JNO''S ESE& Co, Ge'nerda Ag'ta. PacifieGuand (ompany, Baltimore, Md. J. N.- ROBSON, Ag'.t for Southi Carolina, Charleston, S: C. Dec. 23 52 3m. ANNUAL MEETING STOCKHOLDERS OF THE. SOUTH CAEnT.TWA RAIL ROAD COXPANY, - D OF THE SOUTRWESTERK{ RAIL ROAD BANK. THE ANNUA L MEE tING OF T HE STOCK HOLDERS of the above Institutions will be held in the City of Charleston. on, the second Tuesday in February next. the 9th of the month. Place of meetingu fali of the- Southwestern Rail Road Banwk,:an Broad-'etreet.- Hour of con vening 11 o'clock. A. M. On the day following, Wednesday, the 10th, there will be.an Election held at the same place, between the.hours of9 A. M.: and 3 P M., for FIFfEEN iIRECTORS of the Railroad Com, py,and THIRTEEN .!$RE~CF0RS of the Ban. Asemitee-e eriy-Pj aies will at tend. 3..a -.32 Stockholders will be passed, as usual, over the Road, to and from the Meeting, free of charge, in accordance with the resolution of the Con vention of 185 REMRY Ser t Jan.208 n. o - . STER3EOSCOPIC VIEWS, ALBUMS, CHRO&OS. E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Invite the attentien of the Trade to their extensive asrtment of the above, of thb.,at psah.sto. ms"aafectrenta 4 aniserttse. We publiaass rl ear Theosnd subjects of Stereoscop:e View, including,i Niagara, I Mammnth Cave, Cubo, Catskills, ~ Central Park, i New Orenada. Hudon, JTrenton Fat.., Venezuela. White Mgeuatalaa, Great West, The Ai,des, Washington, I Housatonic, China, 8arslogy, Delaware. Japan, West Poiat, j Iaataaooe, ragjaiud, &e., &e. Our Imported Vlewa -etohrare a large aonrtment. including the cloiceot productions of Win. E..land. 0. W. Wilson, Lamy, and other eminent photographers, consiting of twit"Hrapd. Ireland. S8palo. 'tiHerrulatrum. Rhine. Wale. Tal es 1. Fotoa r bleo, Pyreaees, Pompeii,. St. Cloud, Cn.,te"e:cue Paris. O eraay Trianon,. V,r.alied, ZW" Astria Cryatal Palace, aple. telaA Tyrol, D'ome, Ac., t THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE, A new and intensely interesting seris. Also. Illuminated sr,: Trsnsps. rent Views, in great variety. We are also ecrluni,e Arrt. i r Auerla for "FEStIER'S GLASS VIEWS," or whith we har. a -t"lerdld assortment. Agents for Fritb's Series of b -4x 8 1-2 in. otec:aphe Vievs in Switzerland. the Rhine, England, Scotland. Walea, ac. STERESCOPES.-We manufacture very largely, and have a large stock of the best 8.1tes at the lowest raes. . PAOTOGRAPHi. ALBUMS.-Our Manufacture of Albums Is well tiowa throughout he country as superior in qoality and beauty to all others. Alt we seltrtmade tn oar e Fa cto. a ond our styles are different frnms those oC any other maker. 1tay.rs ahould not fall to soe out stock before ghlag their purechaes. CHROMOS. These beautiful pictures, that conor eSh disUi*giskod j'rom f1 Oxest Oil Paiatraes. at one tenth their coot, we Import largely from ,ari. London, Berlin, Vienna and Rome. and supply the trade at the hunat rates. E. &H. V. ANTEONY & (. 501 BROADWAY, N. Y., Importers and Manuf'rs of Photoraphie Maea. Dec. 23 52 tf. The Church Union. This paper has been recently enlarged to mammoth proportions. It is the largest re ligious paper in the vorld. Is the leading organ of the Union Movement, and opposes ritualism, close communion, exclusiveness and cbureh caste. It is the only paper that publishes Henry Ward Beecher's Sermons, which it does every week, just as they are delivered,-without qualification or correc tion by him. It advocates universal suf frage; and union of christians at the polls; and the rights of labor. It has the best Ag ricultural Department of any paper in the world; publishes stories for the family, and for the destruction of social evils. Its edi, torial management is impersonal; its writers and editors are from every branch cf the church, and from every grade of society. It has been aptly termed the freest organ of thought in the world. Such a paper, offering premitms of Sewing Machines, Dictionaries, Appleton's Cyclo pedia, Pianos, Organs for Churches, etc., makes one of the best papers for canvassers in the world. Every Congregation may obtain a Com munion Service, an Organ, a Melodeon, a Bible, or a Life Insurance Policy for its Pass tor, or almost any other needful thing, by 9-club of subscribers. Send for a copy, enclosing 10 cents, to HENRY E 'CHILD, 41 Park Row, New York. ( P. S.-Subscriptions received at this ofce. Dec. 9 50 4 mos. Greetville & Columbia R. R. ON and after WEDNESD4.Y, 'the 12.h lnssant,. Passeniger . Trains will run- daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with . Night Trains on Souith Carolina and Charlotte and Sonth Carollna:Railroads, as follows: Leave Columbia at.............7.00 a, m. "Alston at............840 " "Newberry at...........10 10 " Arrive at A bbvilea.. . 30 p. m " at Anderson at.........420 " " at Greenville-at.......500 '" Leave Greenville at...........~ 54 a. mn. "-Anderson ar,...........6 2& "Abbeville at............8:00 4' " Newberry at .........12 35 p. m - Aleton at.............215 Arrive at Columbial at.........3.45 "? Trains on. ibe Bilue Rtidge Railroad will also run daily, Sundays excepted. Leive Anderson at............430 p. m. "Pendleton at........... 530 " Arrive at Walhal!a at ....... .7 30 " Leatve Waihalla at...........3 30 a. m. "c Pendleton at............5.30 " Arrive at Andersomn at........620." T~he train will return from BeJton to An derhon on Monday and Friday mornings. JA MES 0. MEREDII'H, General Superintendent. Aug 17th, 1868 Laurens Railroad. New Schedule. Office Laurens R. R . Laurens C. H., S. C , April 29, 1868 On and after Tuesday, 12th May next, the trains on this road will comtnence running to return on same day; to connect with -n# and down trains on Greenville and Colum bia Railroad, at Helena; leaving Laurens at 5i A. M., on Tuesdays, Thursday's and Sat. urday's, and leaving Helena ae 11 P. M , on same days. .J. S. BOWERS, M y 6 Supt. L. RR. Liberal Advances MADE ON COTTON. I would inform the merchants and plant era of Newberry and the vicinity, that I am prepared to advance on all cotton shipped to my friends in Charleston, M gsi~ ..,L.0e,.ilanikelI & 0o. and will guarantee prompt returns on the same5 Believing that I am in a position to afford asmaaple-Atcilities as any ones else, to:p~ar ties stripping catton, 'and 'willinlg fo hold or sell -immaediately,. I would respectfully solicit'a share of your pa tronage. Will be found at the store of W. T. Tar rant. J. N. FOWLS. sep, 30 40 ms Something Nice. I have procured the Kingsmore Gal lery (over Mayes & Martin's Store) which is undergoing thorough repairs, and u ill, have plenty of room with .an excellent sky-light, and will be ready to move by 1st January. Come one-come all, and see how things work in this commodious gallery. Also,'a good lot of albums at 4xt~re'me ly low prices. ^ All kin4s of work done in the line of Photography.. I have all of Wren &' Wheeler's Nega tives that were taken at this place. We charge nothing -for looking, and not muct.- a pcture. - espectfully, W. H. WISEMAN. 'Dec. 23 52 tf. SOUTBJIIOME JOUIIAI, A WEEKL Y PAPER, Devoted to Choice Literature, Bi ography, History, Poetry, and the News, PUBL1sHED EVERY sATURDAY, By JOHN Y.- SLATER, 293 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md., at $3 per annum, in advance. Many of the most popular writers at the South contribute regularly to its columns. J,mn 20 Fisk's Metallic Aurial Cases. TIIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or hand a full issortnent of the above approved eases, of different patterns, besides coffins of his own make, all of which he is prepared to furnish at very reasonable rates, with promptness and despatch. I'rson- desirous of having cases set by rairo:al will have themt sent free of charge. A Hearse is always on hand and will be ftarished at the rate of $10 per day. Thankful for past patronage, the sub scriber respectfully asks for a continuation of the same, and assures the public that no effort on his part will be spared to render the utmost satisiaction. R. C. CIIAPMAN Newberry S. C., July 31. Sash & Blinds. The subscriber takes pleasure in announc n; to this community that, having made all necessary arrangements, he will be able to furnish Sash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Vcry Moderate Rates!! For Cash ! ANDREW C. CHAPMAN, Oct. 7 41 tf. Newberry C. H., S. '. GUANO. No. 1 Peruvian Guano, $61 per ton, in .gold, or its equivalet.t in currency. Bruce's Concentrated Fertilizer, in bar rels, per ton, $50. Pure Ground Bone, in barrcls,'per ton. $40. Bone and Meat, in barrels, per ton, $38. Fish Guano, in barrels. Alta Vela Guano, $25. Alta Vela Phosphate, in bags,.$56. Ground Plaster, per barrel, $1.75. Swan Island Guano, in bags or barrels, $35 per ton. Sulphate of Soda, in barrels, per ton, $30. Soluble Pacific Guano, $60. Best Superphosphate, containing ten per cent. soluble phosphoric acid, and three per cent. ammonia, put up in bags or bar rels. Price $55 per ton. Cuban Guana, from caves, containing besides the usual phosphates and organic matter-five to six per cent. of nitrate of potash. An excellent application for pota toes, tobacco, cotton, etc. Price in bags, $85 per ton. South Carolina Phosphate, ground and put in bags or barrels. Navassa Guano, by the cargo, in lu ,-p oground. For sale by - . GEO. E WHITE, - 15 Front Street, N. Y. Oct. 14 42.6mo. Pomaria Nurseries. 1868-9. The Pomaria Nurseries have been greatly im proved, and the undersigned- has the pleasure of offering to his -patrouis the best collection' of Fruit Trees ever grown in this elimate. Apples and peaches partlcularly adapted to the climate. from the earliest to the latest A pricots, Plums', Nectarines. Cherries, in great variety. Almon da, ulnces, Figs, I omegranates, Medlars, Filberts, fish15 Wauuts.'Span;sh Chestnuts. Ever beoig., tulberries. (Of 1'ears, thle best anad most varied collection ever offeredl in the South, 'among thent the liebe. a large winter pear, equal to Duchiesse D'Augouleme in size. Stan dard and Dwarfs can be furnishied froma2-years old, to bearing size. Grapes in g reat variety, includin." all the beat new table varieties, w ith th,os-e fur vine-yards. Also Lutterlock'a,. True Scuptpernonix, and the Flowers, muc i prized with ti-e Scupperuong. for wine. Of Eve-rgreens, a large and most raied collec tion. ernbracing every desirable variety-many particularly adapted to Ceeeis Roses-All the fine varietirs. with the new French imp~ortations, all grown on their own roots Dahlias, hefinest colors.,nd most per' fect French early variety; Gladiolas-many supei b kinds. Tithe Rocses, Crysanthemums and everyth ing desira ble in the way of Ornamental Flowering Shmub., &e: A new Catalogue will soon be ready for d istributi'.n. Persixi riordering. will please direct to Wil. 5UIMl E , A'gent. tJ av.-68-4m.< Pumaria, S. C. Change of Schedule, ON THE S. & U. R AIL ROAD. 0 e.nd afteread November 1868;thre-pas sen raf il ineve-Spartanburg Court House, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days at 7 a. in., and arrive at Aiston at 1.30 p. mn., connecting with the Greenville down train, and trains for Charlotte and. Charles ton On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, the up passenger train connecting with the Greenville up .trains, will leave Alston at 9 a. mn., and arrive at Spartanburg Court House at 3 20 p. m , as per following sched, ule: DOWN TRAIN. UP TRAIN. Spartnburg, 00 00 I 7.00 I 3 20 f 00 00 Pacolet, 7 4~51 7.48 J 2 32 I 2,35 Jonesville, 8 251 8 30 I 1 50 } 1.55 Unionville, 9.15 |. 9 49 j 12 40 |1 65 San tac, 10 16.] 10.21 I 12 03 1 12 08 Shelton.. 11.10 I 11 12 |11.06 | 11 08 Lyles Ford, 11 36 1 11 38.1I 10 39 I 10 42 Strother, 12 02|1 12 05 1 10 12 I, 1035 Alston, 1 20| 3 00 1 00.00 9.00 THIOM AS B. JEFrER, President. Nov 11th, 1868. Baltimore Corner. Baltimore Corner, on Main St-reet, is now open and under full head-way. - Just received and now- open ing, the following .Googls.. All kinds of Candies-French, English and American. Afl kinds of Nuts-Cocoa Nuts, Almonds, Filberts, H1zel Nuts, Brazilian Nuts,- Pea Nuts, English Walnuts, Black Walr,uts, Pecan Ntt, &c., &c. ALSO Fruits of Ali Kinds. in Season. oranges, Lemons, Apples, Pine Apples, Dried Figs, Prunes, Raisins-I.and t boxes, Currants, &c. ALso Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Segars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Soaps-assorted, &c. All kinds of Canned Goods. Oysters, Lobster, Salmon, Sardines, To matoes, and Preserved Fruits. Sundry Goods, Such as Vermacilla, Macaroni, -Uheese, Crackers, Jellies, Piekles, Syrups, Sauces, together with an endless variety of Toys; of all kinds and pric's. Dolls, Horses, Mules, Carriages, Wagons, Guns, Pistols, and fire Crackers, &c., &c., till you can't rest. COME-Each, all and.every one, big and little, old and young, men and women, boya and girls, white and colored, blue and grey,! -all are invited to come to the Baltimore Corner. A. M.W. Dae '2o5 it GUN POWDit. I would invite the attention of deuiet to> my Large and Well Assorted steek of Pw.. der, consisting of Rifle HFg, in begs, talf and quarter kegs, also in one pounkdnd" half pound canisters. Deer HF, in kegs, half and quarter e; also in one pound and hraif pound- camsters Eagle sporting and Rifle, in 6}poiii rs, one pound nd-half pound eanisters." Eagle Ducking, in 1n& and 6 pount gs,. five pound and one pound caisters.. Blasting powder, - In twenty-Bve "pond kegs. Sporting, Mining and- ing pwd o every variety, manufactu at th ted Mills of E. J. Dupont DeNe Wilmington, Delaware, whose n.. has stood unrivalled for sixty-egbt .ars. I am prepared to fill all orders, either tail or Wholesale, allowing a liberal" unt in lots of twenty-five kegs or more. J. N. IOSSON, Agent; Nos.1 &2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston,S. C. Dec. 9 50 3m. Carriage and Buggy rACTOERo Js Taylor & Co . Will keep coiistantly on hand igoo.44 sortment of fine BrGGIES of the 3ost.p - uroved styles and patters mi4g lightness and durability.. B .ti tod light Rockaways, -and Plaamtinzseieges, Pheatons, Top and no.TopBggie- ke.;f -Old Carriages Ind Buggre's *nd ed-Id made to look as good as done in the biest manidid4' prices, .and all work estIwi a ed'n 1 is repaired and a copy tve4 's.' isto mers. Special attention given to reparipg fine Carriages and Buggies, which is impor tant to consumers. Freight will bep"bie way, when sent by Rail Road, when- th re pairs amount to over $100. We usenothing but the best materials that can be bought, and are willing to rely.ou the merit of our werk-for a liberal patronage. - We invite the. exami nation of our . work and at that we cad build'the- sae c cheap if not'cheaper tha' xwe All of our work i$ warrainted. Our Factory is near the Depot. Newberry, 8. C., March 25 13 ly.. Don't Fail to Try the Celebra ted Southern.Tonic, Panknin's Hepatic,Bi. ters, an unfailing remedy for allDiieses .d the Digestive Organs and the Lirer. .r sale by all Druggists. -: Don't Fail to Try the l .brated Southern Tonic, T.knia'a. epsad Bitters, an unfailing remedy for albl eases of the DigestiveOrgans and dbwW%er.. For sale by all Druggiste. Don't Fail to Try the Ceje brated Southern Tonic, Panknin's Hepstie Bitters, an iurfailing remedy or. eases of the Digestive orgaiis an j~ For,sate B,y all Druggists.. Don't Fail to Tr~ t~b1i brlated Southern Tofii hye9~d . Bitters, an 'urifailing rerridfo eases of th Digestiye Or'gansaf yt$eo For sale .by all Di-uggists. , . Don't'Fail[to Try t%e belI~ bra-ted Southern 'l:ouice, Bank in's Bitters, an tinfailing remedytfot all gepa.as's. of th-d Digestive Orasadshlfn:i Don't F~ail toTTry .the.Cgle bra ted Southe'rn Tonie, Panaknint'Regg,ie Bitters, an unfailing remedyv for a.ll Diseases. of thte Digestive Organs and 'the~ Liveqr Rob sale by all Druggists. M A1NU00D HN0 # RESTGfl$L Just puablished, asnew edition of 3id1a. ve'well's Celebrated -Essaron thea'radi.e eal cnre (without medicine) . ofpermatoi' rhma, or Semiinal Weakness, Ii.volunnry Seminal -Los'ses, nimpoten.cy; Merta, Mig and Firs, induced by sclf-indulgace eras mi.l extravagance. rice, ini a sealed eneipiesuly&. centa.--e The celebrated a'uthor, in the adniTribTe essay, clearly- demonsttrates-froin thidjf years' auccessful.practice, tliizi1g consequenceseof seilf-abusema bg~al# cured witlrout-the use of inteiMF e~1 or the application of' the krife' l1t~ o.ut a n)ode of cure. ataonce 'i e, andeffct.al by eans4fubc qbr'j 8 ferer, no.!natter what hi oadiipa mM. miay cure kuinxself chEaply, privately,nd radically. . gW This LectureshouldM bit thebands of e very yourth and every mlan iin he lan1. Sent, urnder seal, in a plaia enVoien~ any address;postpai, rep ~' or t wo'post stanps. I1o,k. (ive' "Marriage Guide," price2ampus...Addesa the Publishers,.:-a : CEAS. J.'C0. KLINE &~ Co. 127 3roadway, NH.', outOSee Boe 4,f . Fr Sale by Druggists : Sten And Repie~r Of all kinds of TIREA1M1 IbKa. Has on .hand Pist9Is,4d proved makes.- Anmnias tridges, Caps, PoiWder .an&8 Shot PouceiFas'k, Bags,and other kirnd of Sportin5 pfata'id.BsMf many other'ardelesaofevario*f ebaraeters and .kis. All kinds of REPAIRING niatly-and ex. p ditiously executed, and at low rates. Ginu-Smithing, &fjes In addition to the above, I sa peepse to 611 orders for all kinds of- vel c1such of the celebrated- ujanufactuck.of ~K wi ere Stiles Hard, formerly of shis ji procured-his stock. All ordersprompIty attended to. . L April 15 16 tf. Dr. R. S. Whaley's Dental Laboratory. The subscriber offers in. ducements-In the way of Good Work and Low Pree to one and all requiring his professional services. -Perfect -satisfactios gaintied. Mar 27 - Job Printing Neatly Exeeu ted? at this Office.