Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A Fair Dentist. Yesterday, in Philadelphia, a woman graduated in dental sur gery, and received her diploma. She isa widow now, but we pre die hft she will not remain in thafunsatisfactory state bat a very short time. The advent of this female den tist into the profession, will cre ate-a sensation in Philadelphia. Her rooms will be crowded "from early morn to dewy eve." Every young fellow in the "City of B therly Love" will have the toothache, and we question if the widow can l a tithe of the cari ous teeth that will be offered for her inspection. It is absolutely indispensable to a successful oper ation that the dentist's left arm encircle the neck of the patient; sad Oh I how patient the young men and the widowers who pa tronize the fair dentist will be. Of course, two-thirds of the geatlemen of dilapidated mouths, *iii faint just as soon > as the doe tor exhibits -her instruments; and t wil-4ever do to permit them- to fall headlong to the floor; some body must avert the catastrophe &t we donetprotend to say the widow would do it. Now, who wou!d not have the toothache (just the least bit in the world), if he could be operated on by a female dentist? Nice, isn't it? to enjoy the.luxury of having your teeth filled (in imagination) by the hand of woman ? 'Young man, picture to yourself a neat little sign banging out on Market-street, in Wilinington,con taining the following: . yMiss Anesthetic Amalgam, D. Wouldn't that be glorious? Wilmingtoa Star. wi .-We pity the mean -soul tha "oald pen suelI 10eious 6 as thNfefig*hich w eR* ditOai al.,Oumns et tork Evening Poet, a dited by historiana and ha vugr and jgnjust a nUE? Me j showt that, no lterary wnar ro - igtitiilistunpar alleld in this country : Yesterday Jefferson Davis was formerly discharged by the court, and hereafter there will be no pre tence of a trial with him. We trust he will .owbhave the decen ete remain in obscurity.; it is gety iwortain that if he were to 4whimself in the streets of iftewiork, he would stand a good -ebaice to be knocked down by se indignant dise'harged sol di!e. Poor creature, he is a mel ancholy exampLe of the ruin and disgraiiilbgyerimial am -A A div'orce case in high life has *%ently been applied for in Al. bany, growing out of a difficulty that ruts in the background the "rat and mousE dorit-oversy." 1t .appeara that about a year ago a dispute arose Itwe.en the loving gaia regarding the hanging of a picture. The husband said it aboukd hang on the east side of the parlor, while the wife wais re elived it should hang on the west side. The war waxed faer un tilthe parties became so'esttanged sato occ2tdiMrent :doms amld tfeNiert't sleellings,"imdi now they seek to put a decree of the ecYt between them. . A FEABFUL RIDE.-Inl New -York, on Thursday last, two boys mounted the cow-catcher to a lo amntv standi'ng on the track of the Hudson, River railroad;, sup posing* the engine - would move only, a few - blocks. The engine was ordered to Poughkeepsie, and did not stop until it reached Peek skill. The boys had hung to 'the iron bars, screaming for help, but as they were hidden by the smoke stack the engineer did not per ceive them. At Peekskill both were discovered, but so overcome with fright that neither could walk. A VALUABLE DIseOVERY.-AC cording to the Spectator, a treas 'ure of priceless value has been found among the stores of the India. House. Oriental scholars 11l over the world will find their blood quicken at the news that Abe library of Timour, collected in the course of his conquests, has been discovered~. "A monag other treasures are documents of extra ordinary:yalue connected with the biography of Mohamme.d." The discovery of this chest may pro bably cause a large part of Eastern korvan~1 b.-wxitte. Guano! Guano ! 100 Tons Pure Peruviar Guano, on the way from th( Peruvian GovernmentAgen t at New York. We also expect to keep v gocd quantity of differeni kinds of Fertilizers, at oui Ware-house, near the G. & C. R. R. Depot. MAYES & MARTIN. Jan. 6 1 tf. Fresh Lard. Just receired 64H) lbs. No. I countr. Lard in kits, pure and nice, the very articlh for house-keepers. Gall and supply your selves at the Grocery store of MAYES & MARTIN. Jan 27 4 tf Country Bacon. 4000 lbs. of the above now in store, o1 supvrior qual ty, and well-cured, at reason able prices by MAYES & MARTIN. Jan 27 4 tf Pink-eye Potatoes. 25 Btirs in good order and condition just reeieved and l'or sale by MAYES & MARTIN. Jan 27 4 tf MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COIPANF, OF NEW YORK. INCORPORATED, - - - - -1842 C ASH ASSETS-OVER THIRTY MIL LIONS OF DOLLARS. Cash Income, 1867, over TEN MILLIONS Dividends to Policy Hol lers, 1867, $2 236; 87437. New Policies issned in 1867. 19.406. the Company is PURELY MUTUAL Ni dividends to stockholders. The entire pro fits are returned to the assured, thns cau'inj Policies to become SELF SUST %IN [NG is thirteen years, or to double in twenty. Interest received from investments, 1867 over $1,300,000. Excess of INTERESTRECEIPTS ALONE over losses, about $400,000. Real Estate. Bonds and Mortgages on Rea Estate, in the City of New York, over BEV ENTEEN MILLIONS of dollars. It is the richest Company in the world Its policies are non'forfeitable. Its div dends are the largest. A pp'ications for Co'umbIas, and the North ern portion of South Carolina, receivod by GKEGG, PALMER & CO., Meneal agns BaNsoN JOESs, Agent at Newberry. JAMES Molin,Omn, M. D., Medical Exam Feb. 10 6 1y. PERUVIAN GUANO. We will give particular attention to pur chaSIng Per-uvian Guano, and warrant i BUNTV, THO MSON & CO , Jan 203 .97 and 9Waterat , N Y. District Court of thbe United States For the District ot South Carolina. In Bank rupte).. In the matter of John F. Sims To whom is may concern :The undersignet ee eso Jou F. Eiune the Count ot ?ewberry, and state of South Carolina, with in sid County, who ha's been adjudgted a bsk osaidtriot. Date2th davofd ictAce 1869.1. Rt. PHiFER, Asignee. Marcb 3 9 St. W. G. GLENN, WITH GEO. C. RbBINSoN GROCER AND -26% Broad Street, AUiGUSTA, 9EORGIA. Choice Family Groceries, OFV9iiY'DZCg m10N, lncluding Bacon, Flour, Coffee, Sugar, Salt, P.itatoes, Salt Fish,dk At the Lowest Cash Prices Dec. 2 4I56wos. HMElS PACKER PR ACT ICA L 10 SE, 8IG% AN DEOO&ATIV PMINI glazier and Paper Hanger, * ewberry C. f.; S C., Br t'o if*m thd citIzens of this con munity that he is now fairly started in bus ee aunI pessrea to e~xecute all brilers wi nete and: penetnahlty, and iar noderal rates To be found at Louis Shodair's Re taurant, Newbe-rry C. [1. March 3 THE OLD THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC AJI [ feCiphli GOODRICH, WINEMAN & 0( Charleston, S. C. September 2 86 ly. JA MES ALLAN, Importer and Dealer in Fine Watches, Clocke Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Fancy Goods, &c. No. 307 Kiug Street, -CHARLESTON, S. ( W,CLOCKS and JEWELRY Bar and Billiard Room. Main-at , Newberry, nearly op. the Court Hon In the Dist. Court. of the United States fo~r tie- Dist. of So., Ca. In the matter of C. H. ondley-Bankrupt. Ti is-ordered t y-the Court that a meeting or tir creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or more As signees, will take place at the office of C. G. Jaeger, Regi"tr.ar in Bankruptcy at Newherry C. II.. in said . District, os the Srth day of March, 18t;9, at 1U o'clock, e.M. This meetitn i' in lien of the first meet ing of creditors ordered to be held before Henry Summner, Registrar, on the 13th July, 1868. J P M EPPI\G, U. S. Marshal as &Jessenger. Per A P PIFER, Deputy Messenger. Mardh 3 9 ;t In the Dist. Court of the United States, for the Dist. of So. Ca., In the matter of Bentj amin J. Singleton Bankrupt. It is ordered by the Court, that a mreting of the creditors of s.aid B:ankrupt, t- prove their debts and choose one or more Assign ees, will take place ar the office of C. G. J.e ger, Registrar in B enkruptcy, at Newberry Courthouse, in said District, on the 29th day of March, 1'69, at.11) o'clock, A. M. ThL meeting is in lieu of the ?frst meet ing of creditors, ordered to he held before Henry Summer, Registrar on the 9th Jan nary tilt., which meeting was not held on account of the death of the said Henry Suanier, Registrar. J. P. M. EPPING, i. S. Marshall is Messenger. Per A. P. PIFER, Deputy Messenger. March 3 9 3t In the District tourt of the UNI I ED STATES. far Sonth Carolina, Jan. Ter:n.1869. In the mat ter of John W . Falk, Newberry Connty-Bankrupt. Petftieon for full and final discharge in Bankruptcy. Ordered, th:t a hearing he had on the 10th day of April.' 1809. at Federal Court House in Charleston, S C.; and that all cre-ditors,&c., of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and shew caa,e if"any they can, why the prayer of the pe'titiomner shotaki not be oranted. A'nd th-tt the 2nd and 3.1 meetinag if creditors of %id6 B inkrupt will bi held at the office of C. G. J.teger, E.q'r. Rgistrar oif 3.1 Con Di,4trier, S. C , on 29th day of March, 1809. at 12 m. By order of rie Conrr, the 25th day of February, 1809. DANIEL IIORLBF.CK, Cler' District Court United States. Marct, 3 9 3t For South C irulina. In the 1)ist:ict Court of the UNIrED S rATES. for South faroina. Jan Term. 1869 In 'he ntatter of A W. 1. bi-a mon,, of Newnerry Cetnty-Bfankrultt. Peri tion for Full and tiual di-clarge in Bank ruptcy. Or.lered. that a haring be h-id on the 10th day of April, 1869, at Federal. Court ilo:l-e in Ch:arle'tott. S. C; and that all cre I itors, &e , of said B:ankrupt appear at said time and place, said shew cause if any they can, why the prayer of the Petitioner should notJ3egranted. And that the 2nd and 3d meeug ofereditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the office of C G. Jaeger. E-q., Regi' rar of; th ird (3) Congres'ionaal Di trict. S C-,on the20h day of March, 1869, at 12 M, B~y order of the Court, thie 25th -day of Februaiy, 1S - -DANIEL HORLBECK, g[erk District Court U:dted States. March 3 $ 3t. For South Catrolina. Disfret Ce,*t of th Cirited States. For tti'District of South, Carolin.a. In the matter of10e*ge D. Smit;h--Bankrupt. ByW im-m 'etition. for Adju-licationa of B',nkrtaptcy' was filed .oa the 24th day of Dec A. D. 8Q8 in said Court. Thi'Js to t ih notice, that on the 24th uday of Fehb. A D'1889 a Warrant in Btankruptcy wvas issued aIg:aist the esta'e (of G. D. Smith torSpa,lanbare, in the Di,trict of S~partan burr n'l State-of Soutth C:iolinat. who ha<' hb-en ldz:e,l a B:ankcrupat on his own Peati lion:.that the psym--nt of any3 debts and de livery of a*y~~property 4)elonging to said Bankrupt, te.bjm or for hai< u-e, and the t-rnafear of any propertY by him areiorbid den by law: that a~ meeting of -the Crditors (If the said Bankrupt to prove thetr debts Iand toc!choe -one or more Ass:rneesof his estate., will be held at a Courtof hBankeruptcy to he holden at Newberry C. 11. 8S., be fore ('. G. Jer,a Esq , Reeister, -on the t13th dijy of'Matrch, A. D, 1869. at 12'o'clock, M1. . J. P. M. E PPING. 8 . Marsh al as Messenger. Peir A P Pifdr, Detputy Messenger. March 3 9 St.: District Court of the United States. For the District sof South :Carfissa I:Kiank, .ruptcy. Ina the matter of J AME$ H. BLEASE -Bankirupt. By whom s Petitiouefor A djvication of Bank ruptcy wasfed.ou the 8lt -day 6fbDecember, A. D8. in -s1'O6e 'This is to give notice, that on the 1st day of March. 1809, a warrant in Banakauptcy was Issued *,a::st the Estate of Jamies H Blease, of the. District of ?idgefield.anad State of(South Caroline, who bias beet sidjhid::d saskrnpt on his own 'retiin: frhae paymenat of any debts anad the delivery 0f aiay property beloningi tosucha Banakrupt; to-him or for his use, and the trzanafer ot tanya propierty by him, are forlaidden by law; and that ta-meeting of the Creditors of ,aid I:anrupt, to prove their debts. aau.d to choose one or more Aseigiees of his estate, will be held at a court of Biankruptcy, to he bolden at '?ewbery CourtilHouse. South Carolina, be fire C. U Jae.rer, segistrar, o.a the 29th d ay of Mlarch, A D. 1869, at 12 o'clock. M. J. P. 31 EPPING, U. .S Marshall, as Messenger, P'er A. P Prvaa, March 88 3t - -Deputy.30sasenuger District Cou rt ofthec United States. r i v 1 the mat2wer 4Allirt C. . Galing on- akrupt To whom it may concern: The undersigned hereby gives notice of lisa appointm-nt as As signlee of the estate of. Alt ert U. Giarlington, of N 1ewberry Copurt Ifrouse iaathae Caoutnty of New taerty, anid State of1 South t'arolina within said Counaty, who las beena adjudgeed a Bankrupt Ut.On his own petition by thte District Court ot said District. Disted at'.Xewberry C. B., the I27tu day ot: February -A. D.,ASi86. W E. F. NANCE, Assignee. March 8 9 3t. District Court of the United States. For-the'-District of See hi CaroHuaNia the hmatter of D.avid F. Suber-Banakrupt. reBy whom a Petiiton for Adjudicatjoni of sBiakruptcy w:as filed on the 29th day of December, A D -1808 in staid Court. - (his i- to give na.ice, that on ttha 1st day of March, A D 1889, a Warrant in Bank., rupaev was is,ned aagainst the estate of D)a Svidl F. Suber of Newberry C H, in the Dis trict of Newberry, and State of South Cairo lina, who has been aadjadge'd;a Bankrupt on his own PetitIon: that the payment of any debts and delivery of anay praperty belong ing to said Bankrupt. to haim oar tfor hi, u,e, and the trani-fer of any property by-hIur are forb''dden by Law: that a meeting of the Creditors of the said B3ankruipt.to) prove the ir debts. and to choao-e one or more A-rignees Iof' his estate, will bie held at a Court of' Bankruptcy. to be' holdena at New berry C II S C, hefore C. G. Jaeger, Regi..tr;ar, ont the 29th day of March, at 1 o'clock, P. M., at Newberry.J.P .EPNG U S. Marshall as Messenger. Per A. P. PtpFER, Dept. Mes. March 3 9 3; Head Qrs, 2d Military District, { CH A RLtSTON, S. C., Fe b. 18th, 1869. The Registrars and ".Unagers of Eke. tions" ini the late 2ad Milit:ary District, w ho have not foraurdeda their Vouchers will traanmit them' to the Dishursing Ollicer of the Reconastraitiont Fund, Chaarlestona, 8. C, by Ilith of March, 1969~ ~.All "Managers of E!eetions" who have not vet rec. ivead their pay will please for Lward withosit delay, their Pust Office Ad dress. By order of M&j. GEN'L GEO. G. MEA DE, U. S. A. Coma'dg Dep.'t of the South. J. W. NICHOLLS, Paymaster, U. R A. Ma.k 3 9 e,. Due West female CoIlege1 This is one of the most flourishinR Insti, tutions in the State. Pupils received at any time, and charted from time of entering, l'ultion, including Latin and French, $4 per month. Boarding, including Fuel and Washing, $14 50 per mouth. dee 16 3m J. I. BONNER, Pres. W.. C. Courtney & Co., FACTORS COMMISIONMERCHANTS, No. 9 BOC'8 WUARF, CHARLESTQN, S. C. W. C Courtney, Robt. Murdoch, Jas. S. Murdoch. ' sept 9 6m JAMES M. CALDWELL & SONS, -COTTON FACTORS, Accommodation Wharf, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. Advances made on consignments. Refer tho'e who wish information to Col. D. L. McKay, President of the People's National Bank, Charleston, S. C. Sep 9 37 6tn. T. P. Forreston, Jobber and dealer in GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGUSH AND AMERICAN TOYS, hIosiery, Trimmings and Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Fire-works, and Yankee Notions, tlso Fashionabsle Emporium of Designs for Stamping, Braiding & Embroidery Constantly on hand a large and well assorted stock of Braids, French Etnbroidery, Cot ton and Linen and Silk Floss, Ribbons. &<e. No. ON KIm ST., CRAM S . C. Dec 2 49 tf Grocery&Bar Room Corner of Main & McKihben-sts., and op. Msis. Gary & Duncan. We have removed our Bar to the rear and opened a nice lot of Groceries in the front store, which we sell cheap foP ca-h. Our Bar Room is nicely fitted up: we will always keep on hand a choice stock of Liquors and Groceries D. WARD~ & Co. Feb 177 3 C ARD. CHlARLES KERRI?ON, Formerly of the Firmi of C. & v. L E[ldlSON. would in form his friends and the public that he has pur chased f om Sir. JAMES B. lUSITS. *il is StOCK IN TICAD)E. &c., at tlie store, ~No. 2.52 I JY(-SrlLtF. und will there c.'ntinue tie Dry~ Goodts Business Wharolsald-teta$, IROI CAsH,l.Otr triS own! indfridualsconuarstue respolisiblity. Het' will proceed. withasur delay. to replenish anal renew t be .stock. and conatinue so do'ing until the es serinaes:t shall bae made. compeY. atd attractive As tie ternas wtil be Sr.I'IL Y U ASi. orap proved cily acceptance for a short credit, it t,e e..-asaijv tollows thee thee prices must be kept at least as low q4* be:fouad-at any.Ahr repeta-. #!eab0khbt: - r iliabroth'eiVr.E.L. IKerrison. atsisterfby Mr A Bs. McDot:ell, both eaperieticed mers chants iia4his. in.e. will be found-aL his store, aiding inAthe or.dSet aqd managelnent of' tihe buines,,a - is:hloped that his. and. their ef forts to win the co:.lidence aa.d patroelaie .,l'the public will be as sucessful, as ina past days n as ti.e otd firm at cormier or King anad Market streets. Feb 17 7 3no $3.50 FOR $1.50 A Sidendid Mapiine, and a Suayrb Premium. "EVERY MO4TII/' A Xagazine of Universal Liteiature. $1. Per Year. "EVRY I1ONTE" is a Magazine for all, and contains somethintg which ta ill interest a toy. ROMANCE, - RAVELS, ADt VENTITREs, POEMs, SToRIEs. SKET'CHES, FAeTs,Fun and everything-which cau make Mautazinse en.erLaiingl&, instructive, and vatua'ile, find place In its pag:s.' -Txi IT. It is p--onounced1 by all to be the modeal of a cheap Maigazinme. La.rge and beautifully printed, and readable. "MY ENEMY'S DAUGHrER." A new'Novel by the author of "ma. WA TERDALE NEIGHIBt)Rs," "PAUL IASS[E," &c., a c., i a, begun. It will be one of the great s#Qies oftbae year. A NEaw NOVEL is in preparation, and will be edannepaed fmistiaty. KAilgnfficetit Steel Engraving, -" BIRTEDAY OFPOUR LITTLE PET" Size. 181 24 inches. Price, $2.00 Sent ftee to every bbcribr sending sdbscription pice. $1 50. This truly beautiful Engraving is fromn a painting, by W P. Frlth, R. A.. and is jt. publi.helat $300.per: cwpy. .Is*ill'-. make, when framed, a very handsome parlor or drawing,rootn ornhrnent. Send in yqar Sub-criptions at one. $1.50 erva;3 eentst jericopy~ - i S6nd MlS cents for specimen, copy, and Premiums to Clubs. Address, C. H JONES & CO., 1O8 Pulton4treet, N. Y. Miarch 3 9 tf What You Drink. Out of thii-ty-eight specimens ofT }ourbon Whisk4v i-dtently snttiitted ie a dhemaical aalyssettne' varjitsaloona inr: New .YrlQ o: y; $o were pure,. Tite .mu,er si ned ventures to assert that lisa LI QUORS and WINES are as pure-as any sol in the United States. As for his AL,E anod LAGER wishes to submit it to any chuenical anly-~ sist. It imparts permanitenlt strengthi to weak systems arid jpvigOrates dIelica.te. conustit n tioni Di-ink ii Beer :~yon will eijov tihe greatest of blessings-hiealIth, and prolong yeu.iie. JOHN C, SEEGERS, Jan. 27 4 2m. Cohnnabia. HUNT,I BRO'S & CO., Charleston, S. C. Hunt, Thomson & Co., 97 and 99 Water-st., N. Y. Cotton Factors and Cornmis asion Merchants. IHaving reeently establi.ched a hou'e in New York, we are pspared to -off&r 4very facility for receiving. fortvardttand selling Cotton and other produce. Liberal cash advances made otn coneignsa ments to either house or to our friends in Lirties hipping to us can have the benefit of three mats~t with one commiesion. Jn Q 3 STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, ALBUMS, CHROMOS, E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Itite the atteutl of tbe Trade to their ettensst. assortmet of g above. of the.r er, pstew , 5a. aaetar as hgergtea. We publish .O.,. .a..d ..Je".. .t.re..eepe VIe.w nelidlug : Niagara, MIammoth Ca.., 1cuta. Cat.kila. iCentral Park. New Grenada. Hulswon. Treats Falls. Yeaesneta. White louatasr Orea West, he Andes, Washingtoa. I Housatouic, I.ba, Saratoga, Delawares Japan. West Point. 1 (atat esass r agia.s.. da. Our Imported Views embr*a a lar=s amet,t incluintg tbe rbeest productions of Win. bilaad, 0. W. Was, !aMy, and siber etinent pbotographe, temising of .witerttd, Ireland. i, la 18rrealsaeam. Rhiae, I Wale., Talierie. P oaraiasblesa. Pyreees, Pompeii, tit. Clod, Cotpetgne Fars .. Oermay Triaay Versallles, itaad. J Austria. Crystal Pals.,, jNJapl~s Rola, IItaly., lyret. lioe. ft-, La. -Aab THE IAlDS O THE BIB$ s new and intensely Interesting series. Als, Illuminated andTrasp. ret Views, in great variety. We ae also eelie e is Ameiea * " FR3R'* (ILtbr VItW" a which we have a apledI tsortimrut. Agents for Friths Series of . 1 "1 s1-2 in. Photedraplil ires is Swtrerlaiid, the Rhine, Badt.d.s lcotlaad. Wales, te. ST.FOSCOPFS. -We manufaeture very largely, and have a large tock of the best e.yes at the leet reat. PHIOTO(CR t?PHl:: ALBUNIS.-Our Maufactureaof Albums Is well kown throughout the country as superior 1s quality and beauty to all thers. All wesell are made is ssewe T.efoe. and our e tylesardlrreat 9rom those of soy othier maker. Sayers ab.ald let fall to se a Rack before making their purchases. CHROMOS. Thee beautiful pletares. that aead W Jistfatsad a.m As Nee,t Oil Peiea. at sue math tbrir gat. we Imtpottk!gty from Pans. London. Berlin. Vienna SaWUM, Wud satply The trade at the suwest ras.e E. & H. T: KTO F CO., Iporters and Manut'rl of Photographic Materls. Dec". 23 52 1 f. Wando Fertilizer. The Wando Miling and Manufacturing Company oWfers to the Planters and Farm. era of the South their Fertilizer, known as the "W ANDO FERTILIZER," Which the cxperie -ce of the past season has proved to he one of the most valuable in our matt, ket. I. has for its base the mna te"riala from th,- Phosphate Bels of the Con patty on Ashei y River, and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF HASKL STREET, in. this i,ty. Iln order to -uarantee its ui fortitV amIl ttltintilin its high standard. the I'om-p"lV h.aS mu:)ie arrangeellnts with the distinlglishel Chemisr; Dr. G. U. SHEP AID, Jr.. wto carefully analyzes all the atnlnoniacal and other material purchased by the Cotll.snv, and the prepared Ferti izer , before heing. offered for sale. The Com pany is-resolved to make an article which %ill prve to be a Complete Manure, and give entire satisfaction. For terms, circulars, and other inform. ation, APPLY TO WM. C. DUKES & CO., Agents, NO. 1 SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C. Jan. 13 2 3m0. WM.. OWKES &CO., COTT FACTORS Gen'i Ceisioin Merchants, South A c Wharf, Charleston, S. C. Ctonsigl taa of Certton, Ric?, &c., re spectfully cited, and liheral ad'vu.m-es mtade ther .-Jan. 13 2 amios EDWAnn N. Tuas-roY. C. R. Hioli'.S. THURN2ON & HUL.MES, COT ONFACTORS Commission Merchants, ADJER'S NORTH WHARF, CHARLESTOX 2. C. Liberal cash advances made on consign ment< of Cotton and other produce. sept 3D 6m: LOU IS SCHODAIR, Baker & Confectioner, MAIN STREET, Newberry, 8. C. Respectfully informs his many customers and tihe prblic generally that his New Bake Oven is now completed, and by its convenient ar rangemlel t he canl hake anly anId everything ill is line at the shortest possible notice, such as Cakes, Pastry, &c., in satisfatctory and handsome style. PaS s and Dinners furnished at shortest notic~ Fresh bread, pies and cake on hand. Menis served at any hour. Fish, oyste-s and game can be had at all tiues. Thankful for past favors he solicits a con tinuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed. Dec. 2 49 if. NOTICE TO PLANTERS. SOLUBLE PACIFiC GUANO. The highly satisfactory and remarkable effects of this Guano in producing very largely incresed crops of Cotton, Corn and other staple.'rops, tUS -attraicted thle genl erattteption Qf phi,nters and farmers. In order fo'cnnlirn- public confidence in the cotinued excellence of this G'ua'lo, and avail of the best scientific ability in the prosemlionl of this imIportatnt business, tne Pacitic GuanJo Comlpanly hIas con)summallt-d a professionl'engagement with D)r. St. Jtu litIn R-velnel, of.Charles toll, S. C., att scenel tiir adviser and11 consllting~ .Ghemist to the -Uompany. . Dr. 1(avejtel is conlverSant with the? comlpositionI and qualiies of the Gtuano, as well as wish the character, policy and unusuall~l resources of the Pascifie Guanlo omlpany, anid will comnmunicate full t.. fort:iion on thlese poinIts to planters who may call on him, or address him by letter at Charleston, S. C. JN'O S. REESE & CO., Generdi Ag'te. Pacifie G..anoUCompany, Baltimtore, Md. J. N. ROBSON, Ai't for South Carolina, Charlestonl.S. C. Carwile a McCau<.hrin are th5e-authoized Agents for Newberry District. Dec. 23 52 :iml. SILAS JOHNSTONE AND WM. F. NANCE, Cotton Brokers, BANKING AGENTS, NEWBERRY, 8. C. Are prepared to make full advances on cot ton to Liverpool, New York and Charleston. Checks on New York and Charleston in Fisks Metallic Burial Cases1 THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or hand a full assortment of the above approved cases, 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. Persona desirous of having cases sent by railroad will have them sent free of charge. A Hearse is always on hand and will be furnished at the rate of. $14 per day. Thankful for past patronage, the sub scriher respetfully asks for a continuation of the same, and assures the public that no effort on his part will be spared to render the utmost satisfaction. A. C. CHAPMAN Newberry S. C., July 31. Sash & Blinds. The subscriber takes pleasure in announc ing to thi< 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 tr. New berry C. II , S '). .GUANO. No. 1 Permsian Guano, $61 per ton, in gold, or its equivalet.t in currency. Bruce's Caneentrated Fertilizer, in bar rels, per ton, $5. Peare Ground Bone, in barrels, per ton. $4u. Bone and Meat, in barrels, per ton, $38. Fish Guano, in barrels. A h. V.-l. Guano, a2a. Alta V(-la Phosp h: te. in bags, $56. Ground Plaster, per Ibarrel, $1.73. Swan I.land Guano, in b.ag, or barrels, $35 per ton. Sulphate of Soda, in barrels, per tor, $30. Soluble Pa.-ifie Guano, $6t. Best Superpho-phate, containing ton per cent. roluble phosphoric acid, and three per cent. ammonia, put up in bags or bar rels. Price $5:5 per ton. Cuban Guan , j oU e.aves, containing besides the usual phosphates and organic matter-fire to six per cent. of nitrate of potash. An excellent application for pota toes, tobacco, cotton, etc. Price in ba'g, $33 per. ton. South Carolina Phosphate, ground and put in bags or barrels. Navas.a Guano, by the cargo, in Iu . p or ground. For sale by GEO. E WHITE, 150 Front Street, N. Y. Oct. 14 42 Gino. IN THE PROBATE COURT. NEWBERRY COUNTY. Nancy Amick, Heunry Aiek and others, v's John H. Sulton and wife, an iothers. Petition for Partition of the Real Estate of George D. Aieik, deeeaeed - It appeating to my satisfaction that the defendants Joh,n H. Sulton anid Mary A. his wile, reside beyon.d tLe limitrs of this State. It is therefore ordered, otn motion of Gar lington & Suber, Plainutiff's A tmorneys, that they do plead, an-wer or demar to the p.' tition filed in this case, on or before the 13th day of M-.reh next, or the.ir conent will be taken pro con:fesso against themu. Given unoer my hand this 2nd day of February A. D. 1 869. JOHlN T. PETERSON, J. P. N. C. Feb. 3 5 6t. The Great SOUTHERR TUNIC IItWIE & M9I8g, Proprietors & lolesale Draggists, Charleston, S. C. Dec. 23 52 ly.. FERTILIZERS!!! RHODES' SUPER PHOSPHATE, The Old and Longest Established Standard Manure. ORCHILLA GUANO Peruvian Guano. RHODES' MANUR E, in its peeparation, is made equally, ad.spied for foreing large crops of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tobiacco', Pot' toes, and o'h:er root er ops. The M~anufatctutitng Dep:mt t: 4 c i'on duceted hv Fredlerick Klett, om or 2:e mosat skillful (;hemitists and ManufAtc IeL in the United SIates. It is endorsed, approvedl, nod recom-. mended by all of lhe mout prom.inent Chemuists artid Agriculturists in the Soutrherni States. "It can b,e relied upotn as uniform in quality," al wa y.a relia ble, product ive of large crops, and unexcelled by isny in the market, in the high percentage, of True Fertilizing P'rinciples.". Price $57 54 cash, or $r,5 t:me, with Factors acceptance, a:nd 7 per cent intereat until 1st Decembler, I1869. ORCHILLA .t.UANO, "A A."- A fine Ri:d Gtuano, rich in Phosphetes and Alkaiine Salta. Price $35 cash, or $4o ime. PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted l;ure, and always on band. Furnished at market prices for cash. 3. 8. RETT & SON, Agents, Pue3i- (.h.ta.. . DUPONT'S GUN POWDER. v' uld invite the attention of dealers to my Large and Well Assorted stock of Pow. der, consisting of Rfie HlFg, in kegs, half and quarter kegs, also in one pound and half pound canisters. Deer HF, in kegs, half and quarter kegs, also in one pound and half pound canisters Eagle sporting and Rife, in 6} pound kegs, one pound and half pound canisters. Eagle Ducking, in 121 and 6} pound kegs, live pound and one pound canisters. Blasting powder, In twenty-five pound kegs. - bporting, Mining1ad&Shipping powder of every variety, manufactured at the celebra ted Mills of E. J. Dapbnt DeNemours Co., Wilmington, Del wate, whose reputatios has stood unr ft sixty-eight years. I am prepared> 11l orders, either &su tail or Wholesale, ", ng a liberal discount in lots of twentyBve-kgs or more. J. N. ROBSON, Agent, Noq 1 &2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C. Dec. 9 50 3m. Carriage and Buggy FA ORY. Will keep on hand a good ar' sortmuent of 6e Fs of the most ap roved styleus at patterns, combining lightness and durability. Built to orde' 1 ght Rockawnay, gid Plantation Carriagest Pheatons, Top and no Top Buggies, &c. Old Carriages and Buggies renovated and made to look a good .a sw. ng done in the heat suaumnr.nu, prices, and .ll work esaimist o' is repiire.I and a copf giced;t_. mers. Special attentir, given to repairing fine Carriaces and Buggies,-elbietf - tant. io consttimers. F reight ill( e way, when sent. by Rail Rvud e pairs anmount to over$I0. Wej) ' biut thte t'st materials that eanbe6o are willing to rely on the merit of or a liberal patronaae. We invite the exami nation of our work and assure the oblis that we can mild the same l"asS - cheap if not cheaper thst ire * . All of onr work is warrant4. Our Factori is near-the Depo$., 1, Sewlberrv, S. C., March 25 13 ly. MANfladi>. HOW LOSP, HOW RESTOREf. Ju,tt pnlbliahed, gae * B Sa ve:well's Celeb the tn cal care (wittout ste . rhe.aor ,etsiral voluntary eminal LoAse4, ., tal and 'hysical "I:capacity. Inpediments to ias r:agee, ete.; a lo, Cousnnspties, Epilesy, aIIl Fit-, inced by self-inaegenee or ss. n:l ex, ravnea'twe. E' Price, itn a sealed envel'ope,. onlr I cents. The celetbrated author, in the adtniiable ess'y, clearly dem onstrates from a thirty ye.ars'snecessful practice. that the alaruing contsequieiiees of self.ahbu" maT he radicallg' eured " ithot, the utse of internal mediains or the application of the 16aife; pointing opf4.mode of entre at once-simple, cirtain, p..tIeffectual, by means ich enery staf fearto:ma tter ui dition may be,. nmay enre la' privately, and radically.. M"7 Thais Letny .h b itdhns of every youth aarfeve . i i ad Sent, uinder sel, in at s uveoe o any adldress,poitad, itfmxet~ or twoa poet ~.st . r uvrels "%iarriaage ,ut&" pr cns drs tibe i.alheihanda. 127 Brca"ay N a P int- thie landtU Pureents.iAddresL the PI-lidphers R CEf O. An 's.o J. G aLNE CO. 127ges Brapsa, PowY,dert fic oxd. ot Paleta ly , a vesT n oZ.e kIndo prigA ei prod ks Amnt tr ides apf PdrI tndd Sho Pizouses,ecute, B rts o te i osfdal Sprig ofvhAps,sc oan' th eeratce nofacueofCO, attendnddto.er Z. 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