Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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is. RYutevein bislt Itbam$ K WOO Sevenig8 shadeb atottUd us falilV, And Nosw the'thtilee'far it glam, lovo an reAt, and comforts all V ith .t.tol1sof day i o ygold or ae n g Ips w[I111 'u ame'. Around the light at homel St1'tho'darkatid ath y ht wanderer hombi*ardna", ithat twinkling 1h11h. 'hich through the forest ile1 ho spies 1 Iish1, lig9t7 home. He fbels That loving eaktill greet him there, e through is bsom steals 0 , and lovb that banish canre .:6ukid the light at home. liA it hone how itill'and sweet . "V#from yonder cottoge door, roy laborer to'gr-eotl tle rou%b tolls or day are o'orl. OW o the soul tEat does not know The blessin a that the beams impart The cheelful 6S fnd JOY8that flow And iglte u the heaviest heart Around the light at home. Hoi'se flesh i8 risIig in estimate in Berlin ast an article of food. In 18680 the number ofhors6s killed 'Ar this purpose was not less than 4,044. The blood is purchased by a spapufaeturer, who uses it as a dyo. A Berlin restaurant intends bq11ortly to open anl establishment which only variouspreparations of horso flesh will be served to the ~uests. NOT ORo111AL.-11e it understood that the following is not original with - us E?one one else says: "A man might as well attempt to quench the phosphorereent emanations from the tail end of a lightning bug with a squirt gun, as to try.to run a newspaper with. out money." DUe West Female colege This is one of the most flourishing Insti, tutions in the State. Poplie received at any time, and charged from time of entering, Tultion, including Latin and French, $4 per month. p 11oarding, including Fuel and Washing, $14.50 per month. dee 16 3m J. I. DONNER, Pros. FERMAN UNIVERSITY, The Exercises of this Institution will be resumed on Wednesday, the third of Feb. ruary next, under the following FACULTY: Rev. James D. Furman, D. D., President, and Professor of Belles Lettres and Meta physics. C. ii. Judson, Professor of Mathematies and Astronomy. J. C. Faber, Professor of Latin Language and Literature. c1. H. Toy, Professor of Greek Language and Literature. J. M. Harris, Professor of Natural Phi lom9phy and Chemistry. Dr. Faber wIII also give instruction to private olasses in Modern Languages. Txais, &c.-As the successful prosecu tion of the prescribed courses of study do. ponds -ather upon tcholarly halts' and maturity of mind, than upon the reading of specified books, the Faculty will exor.-ise theli discretion in the- reception of such students as can appreciate university in struetion. Trhe Primnary Depat tment is now a aepa. rate and distinct school under Prof. J. B. Patrick. Students not on scholarships, pay $35.00 f'oi- tuition and incidental expenses, for ses sion of 20 weeks. Scholarehlp stud. ntls receive free tuition, but pay $2 60 per session for ht cidental ex pensen. Boarding will cost fronm $16.00 to $18.00 per month, all found. ,Three year scholarships, conditioned ubon the payment of $80.00 annuiialiy, may be had on spplication to the Treasurer Those who have given bonds will please 'make p)rompt plymtent oi the fir-t instal ment, either to the T;easurer or to one of the. authorize d A gents. C. H. JUDSON, Treasurer, Jan 6 2mno. Greenville, 8. (1. SOLUBLE MANURES. Snlphuric Acid and 8iperpliosphate Vompaly, VHARLESTON, 8. 0. Hlaying completed their extensive manit ftory, are now prepared to furnish soluble Frtilizers, no other kind being available to PJnters for immediate returns for their in v8menats. This Company, under the diree. to entirely of Southern men of high char abter, offers inducements wvhich will recomi rnedhd it to Southern Planters. Their works are amng the largest and most complete in tlle United States, tand enable them to pre por alt home an abundant supply of the ptpr solvent for the South Ciarol~ina n.ative ine Phosphates wvhieh are near by. From thiese Flhos phates they propose to manufac ittre a FertilIzer even richer in Soluble Plhos phates than those made from Raw Bones, auld containing more than twice the quantity o(Superphosphate of lime found in the best average manures heretofore offered for sale, the rates at wvhich we offer them being no higher than the average price of other Fertir *lisers, while the Manures contain twice as much fertilizing materhini; they are in fact much ciheaper to the consumer. Thzey are offered on the market In two forms, wvith a guarantee that the materIal in cachi will cor, res ond to the advrtOemnt taining fronm eighteen to twentyfe perent of Pire Soluble Phosphate of Limo, and fur, *nithed at sixty dollars per ton. Fr NNo. 2.-Peruvian Suporphos photo, containing from sixteen to twenty per cent, of Soluble Phiospha to, and three to four per cent. Ammonia, at seventy dollars perton fo aprovd acepancs,bearing Sne t, for such ther ectyas~ may be *a hbe to the Sub. A gentIs. A discount of tn aer. cent, on the abovo prIces will b.e SpAde for cash. . Orders to be forwarded im meuilately to tihe Agents, and delivery made as directed. Wid. C. BEE & CO., Ag'ts. 0. G. MElaIlNoER, President. a 'Jatn. 27 4 um. WVolfe's -Schiedaim Schnapp's AND. Doled Wines and .iquors, s Lu pply of these justly celebrated goods f6rnisiedicinal and private use, jtist received by the afndersigned Agents for Newborry. . SMilTH & ChRISTIAN. a I:Dk1UtT.CoLLtoTnt8A)P3IoB' p ai ,tife' ltt& etiso!4 Lt abu 0glon fWiky toapa -tmake - I'yt,t d1trI,8C * aar and Billard Rooms. Ma-w~a dii Mthe cout fu n so PAMMILTON rOTPL. SA.0 B -ha leoinp8. n n isupoto detit. 1% fry. d Ciarlestotilioth1 OIIAJILESTON $0UTh CAlOLINA, TIE.UNDERSIGNED RPSPEQ'ftkUOLY' informs his fri60de and the public jeno.rlly that he has taken c1rge of this weDl known and popular FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and hopes that by strict attention to' merit a il athar q of the publio patronage. Tho *Olebrated ' ARTEIN WATER BATHS, hot, cold and shower, can be d at all hours. COACIJE, with attentive Porters, are always in readiiess to CONVEY PASSEN GERS to and from the different Rail Roads and Steamers. E. H1. JAOKSON. janl 2'1 JAMES ALLAN, Importer and Dealer in Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Spectacles, Eye Gli;ses, Fancy Goods, &o. No. 307 King Street, CHARLESTON, S. 0. WATCHES, OLOCKS and JEWELRY RE PAIRED. doo 2ly AGENTS WANTED FOR Secrets of the Great CUy, A Work descriptive of the VIRTUES and the VICES, the MYSTERIES, MISE RIES and CRIMES of New York City. If you wish to know how fortunes are made and lost in a day; how shrewd Men are ruined in Wall Street; how Countrymen are swindled by Sharpers; how Mini-ters and Merchants are Biaclunalled, how Dance IJalls and Concert Saloons are Managed, how Gambling Houses and Lotteries are conducted, how Stock; and Oil Companies Originate and how the Bubbles' Burst, read this work. It contains 35 fino engravings, tells all abont the Mysteries and Crimes of New York, and is the Spiciest and Cheapest work of the kind published. PRICE ONLY $2.75 PER COPY. Send fbr Circulars ani seo our terns, and a full desoription of' the work. Address, Jones Brothers & Co,, Atlanta, Ga. Caution-Inferior works of a similar chnracter are being lroulated See that the books ycu buy contain 86 fine engravings and eoll at 62.76 per copy. Feb 17 2t. In the District Court of the UNITED S 'ATES, for South Carolina, Jan. l'orm, 1869. In the matter of David H. Bus [tardt of Newberry County-Bankrupt. Pe. ition for full and final discharge in Bank, ruptcy. Ordered that a hearing be had on the 13th lay of karch, 1869. at Federal Court louse fi Charleston, 8. C.; and that all cred tors, &c. of said bankrupt appear at said ime and place, and show cause, if any they ,an, why the prayer of the petitioner should iot be granted. And that the 2nd and 3rd neetings of creditors of said bankrupt will )e hold at the ofilce of C. G. Jaeger; Es tegister of 3rd Con. District, S. C., ott 9:th lii of March, 1869, at 12 M. y order of the Court, the 8th day of Feb -nary, 1889. DANIEL HORLBECK Clerk District Court United States Feb. 17 7 _t. For South Carolina. District Court of the United States. 'or the D)istrict of South Carolinn, hn Bank ruptcy, in the matter of Thos. Whitmire Bankrupt. By whom a Petition for adjudication of 3ankruptcy was filed oni the :luth 'day o: Jeeember, A. D., 1868, in said Court. This is to give notice that en the 1 2th lay of February, 1869, a warrant of Banki. uptcy, wis issuled agninst the estate o1 l'tos. Whitmuire, of Newberry County and state of South Garolina, whio has been tdjuudged a batnkrupt en his own peti ion That the pauymnt of any debts and ,he delivery of any property helonuging to maid bankrupt ; to himt, or ior his uise, and he transfer of anty proper'ty by hinm is for. [lddlen by law ; and that a meeting of the 3reditors of said bankrupt, to ro their* lebts, end to choose one or more Assignees of his estate, wvill be held at a Court oi Bankruptcy, to he hoiden at Newberry Court House, South Carolina, before 0. G. Jae ger, E'sq., Register, ont the 10th day of March, A. D , 18t;9, at 12 o'clock, M. J. P. M. EPPING, U. S. Martshall na Messenger. A. P. PiFEna, Da'puty Mesenger. Feb. 17 '7 St. District Court of the United Statee. For the District of South Carolin--In Bankruptcy. In the matter of James.M. H. RuifsBunkrupt. Bly whom a Petition for A djudication of Bankruptcy wvas filed on the 24th day of Decmber, A. D. 1868 in staid Court. Thia is to give notiee, that on the 12th~ rlny of February, A. D. 1889, a warrant in Bankruptcg was isaned against, the Estate of J. Mi. HT. Ruff of N.wherr'y, itn the D)istrict of Newberry atnd State of Sotuth Carolina, who has been adjuidged a Bank rupt, on his own Petritioni; that the pay net of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him or for lis use, and the transfer of any property by himt are forbiddena by lat ; that a meeting of the creditors of the said Banakruapt, to prove .thelr debts, and to olhoose one or more Assignees of his Estate, wIll he held at. a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at. Nowherry 0. HI., before 0. 0. Jaeger, Esq., Register, on the 9th day of March, A. D. 1869, ,at 11 o'cloec, A. M. J.- P. Mi. EPPINO, U. S. Marsal as Messenger. A. P. PaFRK, Feb. 17 7Z St. Deputy Messenger. .ZstNect Court of the United States. F3r the District of S'outhi Carolina. In Bankruptey. In the matter of Joseph Duckett-Banarupt. By whtom a petition for adjudication o~f D3an:sruptcy was filedl on the 80th day of Decenmber, A. D., 1888, in said Court. This is to give notice that on the 12th day of February, A. D). 1889, a Svarru.nt of Bankru ptey was issued against the Estate of Josepit Duekett, In the Distr~ict- of New.berry, State of South Carolina who has bpeen ad. judged a bankrupt on his own peotloir that the paynment, of any dlebts and the ,de livery of tany property belohging to said Bankrupt ; to himn, or for .his uase, and the transier of any propdrtf - by hint, are for bidden by law ; atnd that a mieeting of the ereditots of said Bankrupt, -to 'prove their debts, and. to choose one 0!ormore AssIgnees of his estate, will be held at 'a Court of Bank ruptey, to' be htoldel ,at :1Nowberry Court Hlouso, South Oa'roiina, ikfore 0. 0. Jae ger, Eq., Regiaer ont the ,9th day of J. P. 11. EPPING, U. S. Marsha a's-Messenge. Feb. 37 7 St. I?putyMfesnger Job P ilit n etly Execu.. ted at'thiS O1ne. "A f2wO g, I IIODAIt, I & ODfdotidkwr,, Respectfblly informe his mahy eOUttirs Mt l e1c;ipc,lio ge.n ~if $3.4t bis New 3ake:novert is no* completed; d'b9 its convknie:nar. raogenqW,ho can bake any and .overy plng Id h line itt th6i aliorteot posilbjo 'ne 06, such as Cakes, TastiiY &c., in satisfactory and handsome styld. Parties and Dinners furnished at shortest notice. Fresh, broadi -pies and cake on hand. Heals served at any hour. Fish, oysters and game can be had a all times. Thinkful for past fivors he solicits a con tinuance of th4jiboral patronAgo hretofore bestowed. Dec. 2 49 tf. N1OW? Es All persons indebted to us by Memorandum Accounts or otherwise, must.call in and settle the same forthwith, as we must close -up the trans actions of the old year . and hereafter no more memoran dums 'Will be kept, and the money in every case must accompany orders, to receive attention. MATIHAS BARRE & SON, Ian s Per J4S. Y. WoFALL. Notice. Persons having demands against the Es. tate of John Golden, dec'd, aro hereby le gailly notified to render the same to the subscriber, on or before the first day of March next at which time a settilamoe t will be made on said Estate. Those who fail to present their demands will positively be burred. MARTHA A. GOLDEN, Feb. 3 5 4t. Adm'rx. In tho Dist. Court of the United States for the Dist. of So., Ca. In the matter or ii. H. Kinard-Bankrupt. It Is ordered by the Court that a meeting of the creditors of said BLunkrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or more As. igmes, will take place at the office of 0. G. Jaeger, Registrar in Bankruptcy at Newberry 0. 1i., in said District, 'on the 24th day of Feb. 1869, at 12 o'clock, M. This meeting is In lieu of the first meet ing of creditors ordered to be held before Henry Summer, Registrar, on the 9th Jan. nary, uit., which meeting was not held on account of the death of the said Henry Summer, Reg. J. P. M. EPPING, U. S. MAtirsh'all as Messenger. Per A. P. PIFF.R, Deputy Messenger. Fpb. 10 6 3t. In the Dist. Court of the United States for the Dist of So. Cat In the matter of Jno. F. Sims, ankrupt. It is ordered by the Court that a meet ing of the creditors or sald1 Bankrupt to 1-rove their debts and choose one or more assignees, will take place at the office of C G. Jaeger, Re'gistrnri in Bankruptcy, at Newberry C. 11., in said District, on the 26th day or February, 18d9, at 11 o'clock, A. M. This meceting is in lieu of the first meet ing of creditors, ordered to be held tbefore' llenry Summer, Registrar,'on the 31st l)ee, ult.,whieb meetinir was not held on account of the death of'the said lienrmy Summer, Reg. J. P. M. EPPINO, U. S Marahn,li as Messenger. Per A. P. Pifer, Dep. Mes. Feb 1065 3 In the Dist. Court of the United States for the Dist. of So. C. In the matter of J. P. Kinard, Bankrupt. It Is ordered by the Court that a meiet inig of the creditors c.f s: id Bankrupt to p,rove their debts and choose one or more assignees, will take plaee at the ofilee of C. G. Jagar, Re'gistrair in Bankruptcy, at Newberry C. H., in said Distriet, on the 24thm day of February, 1869, at 1 o'clo'ek, P. M. This meeting is in lien of~ the first meet ing of creditors ordered to be field hnfore Hienry Summer, Registrar, on the 9th Jan, ula.,whlch meeting was not held on account of the death of the~ said Henry Summer, Reg. JT. P. M. EPPING, U. S. Marshall as Messeriger. Per A. P. Pifer, Deputy Messenger. Feb 10) 6 8 In the Dist. Court of the United States, for the Dist. of So. Ca,. In the matter of C. D. Spearmnn-Bankrupt. It fs ordered by the Court, thadt a meet% ing of the ereditors of said B3ankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or more Ams signees, will take plae at the office of C. G, Jaeger, Registrar ini Bankruptcy, at Newber ry Court-.house, in said District, on thme 25th day of Feb., 1809. at 12 o'clock M. Thilms meeting Is in lieu of thme tlrst meeting of creditors, ordered to be held before iHen,~ ry Summer, Registrar on 8'h January uilt., which meeting wats not held on account of the death of the said Henry Summer. Regisw trar. J. P M. EP'PING, U. S. Mfarshiall. as Messenger. Per A. P. Pzsan, Dept. Mes. Feb. 10 6 3t In the Dist. Court of thme United States, for the Dist, of So. Ca., in the matter of A. 0. Garlington--Dank rulpt. It is orderad by the Conrt, that a meeting of time croditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts 1nd choose one or moore Assign e0s, will take plac'e at the offlee of C. G. Jae ger, Registrar in Bankruptcy, at Newberry Courthouse, in said District, on the 24th day of February, 1869), at hI o'clock, A. M. This meetig is ini lieu of the flrat meet ing of creditors, ordered to be held before Henry Summer, Registrar on the 9th Jan nary tIlt., which meeting was not held on account of thme death' of the said Henry Summer, Registrar. U. S. Marshal ad Messenger. Per A P PJrnB, Doeuty Messenger. Feb. 10 6 3t in the 'District Court of .the UNNES~1 .JTA4ES, for the Ulitrict of South Carolina-In, Bankruptov. Ex Parto Jantes A. Crotwell and others. In Uo John P. ICinard '--Bankrupt. By order of the Hen. Geor o S. Dryan, alito a~mh ~~oina,mad n tis.5 ease, tle sjudgment ,creditors of- John P. Kinard, are hrequired.to render on.oath and stAblish thletm'espectives libums before me, Y1ofIke at Newbery :Coutt house,6 ten th,o .2 (y'lNbNm r' iulatAnt. .lgsa G. JAEGER, Rg arin :B3anigrtptcy. 1eb. 1 6 a2e SILA~s JtB[STON.1! ) AND AND0 BANKin .ANTS, NE1VBERRY, d. C. Ae prepared to make full advances o t cot. ton t Liverpol, Now York and Charleston. Cheeks on Now York and Charleston in suit to stilt.. deo 9.50 W. 0. Courtney & Co., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 9 BOYCE'S W11ARF, CHARILESTON, S. C. W. C. Courtney, Robt. Brdoch, Jasi S. Murdoch..J sept 9 Om JAMES M. CALDWELL & SONS, COTTON FACTORS, Accommodation Wharf, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. Advances niade on consignments. Refer those who wish Information to Col. D. L. McKay, President of the People's National Bank, Charleston, S. C. Sep1 9 37 6m1. T. P. Forreston, Jobber and dealer in GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH ANO AMERICAN TOYS, 1loe81ry, Trimmings and Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Firo-works, and Yankee Notions, Also Fashionable Emporium of Designs for Stamping, Braiding & Embroidery Constantly on haad a large and well assorted stock of Braids, French Embroidery, Cot ton and Linon and Silk Pfl'oss, Ribbons, &c. No. 691 KING ST., 01HARLESTON, 8. 0. Dec 2 4) (f THE OLD CAROLINA BITTERS THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC 2o|d Everywhere GOODRICII, WINEMAN & CO. Charleston, S. C. September 2 86 ly. NOTICE TO PLANTERS. SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. The highly sa:lsfactory and rematrkable effects of this Guano jin prioduicing very largely incre~ased crops of Cot tona, Coin tand other stale crops, h us at tract.ed the gen ev*al at tentCion of pla,n ters andl farmers. In order to confirm publick confidence in the contimned excellence of this Gua'ao, and avail of the best scientific ability in the prosecution of this important bustiness, the Pacife Guano Comiipa ny has consummt nated a professional entgagemecnt with Dr. St. Ju hiant Rwvenel, of Charleston, S. C., as seicn tili adviser uaid consulting Ohiemist to the Company. Dr. Raventel is conversant with the comnpostion and quatlities of the Guano, as well as with the character, policy and unusuaLlul resources of the Pacific Guntno Company, and will commiunicate full i-' formnationi on these points to planiters who miay call on hitm, or address him by letter at Charleston, S. C. JNO 8. REESE4 & CO., Gener al Ag'tu. Pacific Gu.ano Coatpany, hialtimuore, Md. J. N. ROBlSON, Ag't lor South Carolina, Charleston, S. C. Dec. 23 52 Rtm. FERTILIZERS!! RHODES' SUPER PHOSP A TE, 'The Old and Eon gest .Established sStandaird Mtanure. ORCHILLA GUANO Peru viani Giano.. RHODES' MANURE, int its peeparation, is mad., equally adapted for forcing large crops of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Potete, and other root, crops. Thte Mfnufactutrintg Depatrment Isa e on ducted by Frederick Kletit, on. of the most skllful Chemists and Manufacturers-in tho': United States. It is endlorsetd; approved, and recoin mtenaded by all of the nmost promlient Chietmists and Agriculturists in tli Southern States. "It can be relied upon ~s uniform In quality," always reliable, productive of large crops, and unexcelled by any in tho market, in the high percentage, of True Fertilizing Pritciples." Price $57.60 cash, or $05 time, with Faotors accptantce, and( 7 per cent Interest until lat D)ecemnber, 1800. ORCHlILLA GUANO, "A A."-A fine iird Guano, rIch in Phosphates and' Alkaline Salts. Price $84 cash, or $40 time. PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pure, and.always en hand. Furnisheid at market prices for cash.' II. 8. EllETT &t SON, Agents, Dee. 28 528mon, Charleston, S0, . FEMALbE 0L LE GE ill ttegln WVednesdlay the 3d of February, and~ continue 21 weeks. Ample:pr'ovisIon ihas been made for ef flelent ,Intition in all pPartments, in eluding .Ancient tind }fodern Languages . Ibv.ig and Painting. Solo-singing and V ~lz~ on, Thorough Base and Haorniony, a utnehial dine .Jan 6 2.mo Orcen~'eti . E3. &o H. T. ANMbOW &doey 801 BROADWAY, NEW YOE, W thoileal't , o e i sastiers a t ote t e 0 V i t :ae inte . i ,h er. Ateesset at A Ied te We pbe eubli er it4o eiod.! a 6e seteaplte 144184114% feinut . n ste4t *e l rI aremA e E. & H, . ANHN &0e *vlmamlam. I ~ern. I 1rl.. yeatati, hh while1 D , Natf. e. imorers an Manuf'rl. of Phoogpi, o Materiala, 1e 'seS le eteorge rsde,t .1 s Admr, I Wa0lter h swuntol an ter.Bl frslo ad ab le & . AWm- le I C r"1 1% .. rsta l s 4 6 00, e p . elief &eto.o ease I wll sll t pulic ucto,e at Nw ber Aout se ontefrtVodyi Smo n Italy. i Aes, TW48 LANDS OF TH31 BIMLE, A ota r es situtly l ateredlloveres. Al N lvoe ae d and Traty,s. "at bOVI uedl a W are pIb earlosive A lents g Amerca (or'.m.lf8IA I VIKWU.. or 1011,1 Vt. 41'. a se"414im d by ld oE. Pm. ake4 x Ne w1 b I e. rytgtple Vili.111 Irolittrat:4. th. Rbiav, Wellsand, ftellos , Walm@. 40. 8T5J1OCOPCS.-We rallstatters very largely, Bad have a mcm194 610t f "eam Mlli Compa tae It h BcJ. ( t9A11111 ALBUIM.-Oor Ussulacters of Albums to wall a s he Colum tebia ro a lor Is 11ality an d baumy of all Alt ba .aPre nd. I. or c e tar . di d nor syles are d thsiva from Iday O tmn other maker. Saoe sa0l p et all to oo oa etock befere mating themr purchases. CHROM09. Tht# ueaulisl Ploto that f4anot 4e ditHatufalled fiv. I" p yoil raile. at entr leath their .osl* we inteve larly fron Le4De. CoMAiS, Vmase at, We *apply he L.A . . .I the e. & T ANTHONY & CO., 601 BROADwAy, N. Y., Importmsnd anuit of Photo sphlo Haterf Dec. 2M a 2 tf. Clerk's Sale. George Larsen, Admn'r, vs. tWalcr H. euntand 0e, . Bill for sale of Land Relief, &e. In plursuae of an order fron his Honor, Leivol Boozer, Iade Il tie above staed case, I will vell at pubic auction, at New berry Couetrt, HIome oil tile flrst Monday Ini March neoxt, One Tract of Land, containing One Hundred and Taw nty-F ve Acres, mlor *C or less, situated III Newberry County, and bouie r by t es public rea leading frein Newberry, by the Newberry Stead tiii, amld by linds of E P. Lite, Newberry Steam Mill Coepany, a ne by Lime Biack Jac and Columbia road, and by cinds of J. H. Wilias and L. J. Jones. TERMS O- SALE-One-lialf cash, and the bahinoe on a credit of twelve mfonths with Interest froi (lay of salem pirehaser to giTe bond and surety wil a mortgage of Coe promises to suhre timnpaid portion or if the purchaser should desire It he iay pay the entire aiount in cash. THOMAS M. 1,AKE, o. 0. P. Feb. 10 6 4t. STILES HURD , wite the Wheeler & WVilson Alanufac turing Company. BRI DUEPORT, CON N., Ia enabled to select the most perfect finished Macivies, and forward them to those ho ay want, at the tualuffic. turer's price free of conignstions t the purchanser. Any orders sent through Silas Johnstono & mn. F. Nance, will receive prompt attention. Dec 10 I A GRDJr. wh. caef.l aInaeDa,'h Wiy theCmany, d e drwpareds n Fertilizer, beoeCengoarednforisa.TeCm pany reletmak an r articfmle ichmu the1 proei tof NberryComlne ianure, andc( todall entdir ojlgi ie sativfaction. For ems,cilas and ohou thnter inform m. re0.al DUris. & 00., Agents,n at -r S hrleston,al 8. 0 WandoN FerTiORer ANDND - .FLZE, Whith teanteio.af limrespttn seaso. teninifonts f otton,m e, o., rem spellny solhit ied, and literardate nlade:thoreaon,' a.1828o EAS0F1Il1I% FlASLLSIdAST Ciiniis y n u ertgranteIsni meinptnIits Iomonandoheu pr oden , vti h Tdispousi.ed gemrm 'st. fDr. th.l U. S'n-. ded and-othoaala properm y IlCmin dpufrhaed befre eithofUitred orstae.' PrTe Cory. llrovae t e a Cofleted anure, an'do gime nthne h'ucnina.. U~jt iICse ER has constantly tuetof the above apporov ca ori.il dliforent' ptternis, beeldes comi Shid own make, all of which he Is prepar 'I furpish at very rea.qonable rat9s .w promptoes antd doepatch. Petilodo:deslrous of having cases o6ft raltro4dwill hive them sel free of otari A Hearse is always on hand and will furnished at the rate of $10 per day. Thankful for past patronage, the si scriber respetilly asks for a gontinuati of the same, and assures the publio ti no ofort on tils part will be spared to rent the utmost satisfitction. R. 0. GHAPMAN Newberry S. C., July 31. Sash & B1indc The subscriber takes pleasure in annom ing to this couinnity that, h1aving ma all necessary arrangements, he will be at to furnish Sash with and withou Glass, and Blinds, At Very Moderate Rates For Cash! ANDREW 0. CHAPMAN) Oct. 7 41 Cf. Newberry C. 11., S. 0. GUANO. No. 1 Peruvian Guano, $61 per ton, gold, or its equivalea,t in currency. Bruce's Concentrated Fertilizer, in ba rels, per ton, $50. Pure Ground Bone, in barrels, per to $40. Bone and Meat, lo barrels, per ton, $3 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 barrel $35 per ton. Sulphate of-Soda, in barrels, per top, $3 Soluble Paelflo Guano, $00. Best Superphosphato, containing tenl pi cent. soluble phosphoric acid, and thri per cent. ainionia, put up in bags or bai rels. Price $55 per ton. Cuban Guana, from eaves, containing besides the usual phosphates and organ matter-five to six per cent. of nitrate , potash. An excellent application for pot toes, tobacco, cotton, etc. Price in ba $35 per ton. South Carolina Phosphate, ground au put In bags or barrels. -Navassa Guano, by the cargo, in lut or ground. For sale by GEO. E. WHITE, 150 Front Street, N. Y. Oct. 14 .12 6nio. M. P. Albriton, Again M y SIstem of Qui ck Sales, nnd Trl,Weokly arrivals of Fre,h Good, places me in a position to give mny custon era cheaper goods than ever. I am doing a rapidly increas ing busimess, but dlesire to add to it. Every huyer whi conmes to my storo, iil leavo, saying, have boaught eboenp goods. I will not attem: to enumerate any article, a mere glance hr I my la,rge Store Ibnuse, will sa:l-fy any persoi that my house is full in every line orgood that are needed for the trade. Both bi wholesale and retail. Oct. 28 44 tf IN THE PROB3ATE~ COUR'I NEWBRItRY COUNTrY. Nancy Amiek, Ilenary Amiek and othetr.. v John HI. Suten andia 'ili', an I nthears. Petition for Pnartitiona of te Hen!a Estiate of George D. A miek, de'ceased It appearinug to m.y sa ti.factiont iha I hi defenudanits Jolam II. Suiton. anad Mary A. hi wlife, reside baeyoad the limits of this Sitat' It is thaere'fore ora'tred,, on moction of' Go linigtonu & Siuber, H'ainatill"s A ttorneys, tu they do pIleadt. anuwer or deuumtar to the pa tI tion) filed ini this calse', onI ora before IbI 18th day of M.,reha next, or their' conseil will lie takeni pro coniii'so nin lst them'ii. (Givea.n tnner my~ hand this 2nd day < Februa,ry A. D). 1869. JOhiN T1. P'ETERSON, .j. r. N. c. Feb. 8 6 6It. FIRE INSURANCE ..Etna Fire Insurance Co., HARTFORD, Conn. Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual CashAssets $5,000,O0C Tlhe Strongest Fire Insuranc< Company in the UnitCdl States. Risks Taken in Newvberr'y, S. 0 GEO. H UGGINS, Agent, Columbia, S. C. The 20eam Chagesto, . . Du ha ao . G4ISO. 9. ROBINSON, GROCER AND 0d SSioll Merchant, h 207 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Choice Family . Groceries, OF EVERY DESORIPTION, kb- At the Lowest Cash Prices. on' D Do,. 2 40 Onos. [or DUPONT'S GUN POWDER. 1/ 1 Uld Invite the attention of dealers to le my Large and V ll Assorted stock of Pow, der, consisting of Rifle IlFg, in kegs, half e0- and quarter kegs, also in one pound and. le balf pound canisters, le Deer 11F, In kegs, half and quarter keg#, also in otte pound and half pound canfaters Eagle sport ing aud Riflo, in Of pound kegs, one pound and hair pound canisters. Eagle Ducking, in 121 and 6 pound kege five pound and one pound canisters. Blasting powder, in twenty-flvo podd ''Sporting, Mining and Shipping powder of* everyv variety. manufactur,ed tit the colebra%. ted Mills of E. J. Dupont DeNemours Co.,. Wilmington, DolInwaro, whose reputatiol has stood unrivalled for sixty-olght years. I am prepared to fill all oraers, either Re - tail or Wholesale, allowing' a liberal discount in lots of twenty,flvo kegs or noro. J. N. ROBSON, Agent, Nos. 1 &2 AtlantioWharf, Charleston, .'0. Dec. 9 50 3m. r- Carriage arl Buggy " FACTORY. J. Taylor & Co. Will keep constiontly on hand a,good as sortmtent of line BUloIs of the most ap a, troved styles and patterns, comnbining lightness and durability. Built to order 0. light Rookaways, ind Plantation Carriages, Pheatons, Top and no Top Buggies, &c. 3r Old Carriages anid Buggies rvilbnted and 'e inado to look as good -liew. Repairing r- done In the Ivmxvrndtor 1nd at reasonablo prices, aid all work estinia ted on before it - is repaired Hnd It copy givrni to our eng'.o i. milers. v i .i iJay ':o repniring L"OdAMidrriages and Buggies,. which is inipor r tanut to consuniers. Freight will be paid one 3, way, when sent by Rail Road, when the re pairs aiount to over $100. We use nothing d but the best materialt th t cant be bought, and are willing to rely on the inerit. of our work lor ia liberal patronlage. We invite the exanl. nation of our work and assure the public that we can builld the same class work as cheap if not cheaper than we can iiport it. All of our work Is warrantrd. Our Factory is near tie Depot. Newberry, S. C., March 25 13 ly. MANHOOD: HOW LOSr, HOW NESTOREO Jtst publi4hed, a new edition or Dr. Oak :e e I 's Celebj.g(gl E,sSit -on -the i'd4 :.!Ilere (C';riiiedite) of Spernitor. 1 410., or Semiatil Welinelas, Involuntary - *mun ad Lossq, Imipoteity, Mental an'd Phyi cal Itncappcity, Irnpedlimentts to Mar ramge, etc. ; also, Conis,rnnption, Epilepay, o aind Fr'irr, imduced by self-iniduilgencee or set I ttr, extr'avaiuance. 127 Price, in a sealed envelope, only S T~~.he celeated~ author, int the admirab:; yearssccessful prrne!tice, thntth ala rming irurseqrumma of self-ablusr, rn hie radically - eunr'ed u ithounit th usine of'Ir intnal miediclin' . t' the anpplicrn'rnn of rite kntife ; pointing ont ~ mtouie ofence at one si,nmphe, certain, ui el'"ct suai, lby mieanrs of wiebI every sur .lerer, rio mtatIter w lhat hist condition may be, 'uny enrte htiself 'cealy, privately, and (3 This Lectnre shaould be in the htands q e*v iry y th rind every mian in the land. Serir, rnialrh.t'ntt, in a plain envelope, to an drs,pos praid, Otn receipt of six cents, or Jawnpsi. -in n pa. A iso, IDr. Culv~erwell's "3li rrian e Gidie," price 25 eents. A ddress the Pu i.li.hers, fIIA S. ,J. C. K[LINE & CO., e 127 Broa'way, N. Y., P'o.t-Office Box 4,peo. IROSA.DA.LIS Purifies the Blood. Fo Sale by Driuggluts Everywhere Zs L. WHITE, GUNSMITrH And Repairer Of all kinds of FINtEAl.bl, IL)CKS, &c. lhus on hanttd Pistols and(i( Gunas of tali aps proved makes. Ammitnailon, auch as Car tridges, Caps, Powder' and Rhot. Shrot Ponokhes, Flraska, flags, and every other kiind of Sportinag Apparatus. Beside's anya othier articles of various chrafeofera and kinds. All kinads of REPA IRING necatly and.ex p ditiously executed, arid at low rates. Gu-Sithing, sc In adidition to the above, I am .prcpared to fill order's for all kinds of vehiaclos1 such BU/lI9ES,C ?ARRIA69E,&G. of the celebrated mnanufactur'e of 60.0K, wt ere Stiles IInrd, formerly of this phice, proenrdh hris stock. All orders prombpily attended to. z. 1. WInfTE. .April 15 10 tf. Pomaria.Nurser The Pomar a Nurseries hra provedl, aid the undiersign offering to his patronis Frutit Trees ever growr. ande peache sleatarl from tire edirtfeat to tire Nectarinem, COberries, ina g bearing Miulberries. P(1ian most varied collection eveft~uM I~I [among them thre liebe, a ado: w[ te0 equal tolDuhe,se D)'Aitgouleme in J.r a dard and Dwarfs enn be- foihea old, to bearing sIze. reile Io ~ (Grapes in great varlety, inoindinug allithe best new table varIeties, ith those fpr yineyaTds, Also Lutterhoek's, True Soupp rnong, and the Flowers, much prized with Id 8ttypef-nong, for wine. . - .Of Evergreens, a large and m ost varied coltee, ar osai pted 4o Cemtere iey an Roses--A ll .the fl1at vmrieties, WI$h. the new Frenacb ImportAtlolis. all 'SrOW n r0h eir own rodts. Dahlias.f he' Atest co mi'niost per feet Frenoch eltly variety. ( fl dioludia4nay superb kinids. .Tubo'ltoses, Crysnatsb an4 evbrything desirable ia the: way ofOrmaeaataI Fioweripg Shrubs. &o. A . newICataldg*etwfll soon beready fordlstribution. Persas ordernag, will please direct to W M. SUMK1It1, rAgtset. Nov. 8-4m. i'Ma. . a e