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Fest Faster, Fastest. et~ s na n on ab Ih OloVeland .Ohio,1i who hns had sevon iusbatI wiP binit he lifst eight years. ' Wit h 1i6-a week aler the denth 'of tlt firmt., mie united her brtunes witi 1t fiill+ 1ho soonl lost his l A in m att brawl. fetu'nlng tilll Im hI fieoral she acepted the prposa of a tird, ani It next day was legally married to him. But it au 1warK that husban'd No. 3 was not I Io man to suit her ideas, and tsie suou after tiled a bill for a divoreo, whiei was grnited her. A few motitlis elapsed and No. 4 pledged hiiself to love, proteet and care for hier. T1his marIiriage also proved unhappy tZr hoth parties, and apzainl the courts interfered and elisolved the tic which bound ilem together. In May, 1867, N. 5 was smitten wit I herliharms, :tid atter a short courtsiip a prit-st Alipped the mariage noose (overl his hieald, anld he beenme thle I rd anld imAster of her. household vtevts. Two months they lived in peace, but at the end of that time the wifo beeaime jealous of antiother wioman in the immediatt ieigllior-hood, and she again re. sorted to the courts to Fiever the uiptial knot, which was (lone. In October of' t lie same year, No. 6 presented himself, ititi a quiek marriage followed. For some rea. son they fiailed to agree, the hus. band ilisisting thatl he was the head of the household and the wifi denying it, so they separated. and a bill again released her of her troublesome partner. In Feb. ruar., 1868, she again sought to try the blism of married life, mid uiited her fortunes with No. 7. This time they lived together just n yait, when they concluded they hud had enough of caich other and tt.paritted. The wife again ap. plied. 1,o. a divorce, atd. it wat gir:.1ted her, RTA she is now anx. ionlsly wait ing for No. 8. In 1867, Ler datigiter, by adoption, wht Wa1s a sprightly girl of fiftilel sumiier.s. marriel at brother of' her Iother's hu11sb6an1d, thli mixing up the relnt1ion question feaIfully. This marriage proved fill 11nh1appyN 0Mne also, and tilkiinI her mother's alvice, she got rid of her inetim. l'alwo by pI'rN1ur1ing a divor(e. Oin the salno day oil which her mo't h,er wa1- marid the sCeenth regnest and ( left, her a grass idow it the~ initeetinig age of swieet * . The Living Lost. St'hd,m inl publlie pr'ay'er or1'i var' e. ini preaichting or conv'ersat ion, 8 a11 h n1,1 maliide to the greatest trial, the sad(dest wor'k o)f sin. TJ.ho strokces of death, the dlisap). pointmienits ini buIsiness, theit ('ease. Ices chun ge of' huminan hi fe, arie (im 'ommflonl toie(s of remar'k upjon theit murnfid rnI ealiiesi of' hu:man li fe, and aire meicln'ied ini thle prayersi' of. thet S'abbat h a,ssemly3. 13i thei'e i' ani aictionl, not ratre. nawl fu clip)se. W9 recolleet, sevceral years ago, aplentding a nightI duiiiing an ee.e fiastie'lni meeting~ umtiert the hiospi. tableo r'ooft ofa wealthyi) laymIan in h e churebch. Tlho conv'er'sat.ion, urnedC( upjoni wa'iywiard children of pious~ paren~its. --'Suddenily thle mtotheri presenMtt, Mr's. L., r'ose and iVith ai iironn thant kntunts us still, lef't thle r"oom~ for her own. We h'an'nedi afterwiiards the cause. ier onl and13 po11 )ttedh son had for sukecn, y'ears b.efor'e his home, and the solitary hinit of him that had come to his home, was of (loath in a prison. Saidi anlot her mothler of her liv ing beautiful dlaughit.or, "Shte went t.o Newi York wiithi her intendled, and I have not hoard from her since." The liv'ing lost-let prayer be offered conitinually for them, f -they are many ; and for tho ganying hearts whatever may hAio been their wAnt of faith, or wglgood :ihd 'Eli the deO~op 1n thse phi.no, -:tint - ean truly -exclain amid ii " monii nors and weeper's .0oiIt1them, "There is no grief' lIke oitr trhef." A peaicefhl death Is tholight ot any dwelling In coin Ing a mute when te animal Bt 3 p6 $4"n ~ edto bud d ye The ''CAIROLTNA FEMITI[[ZMlt." is made from the Ph best Manures k nown. only inferior to plInvI1a Gunijjjg in and sea 8a1nmn1, and p'oiess qu-lilies of the greatest value We annex the nnalyui of Professor ShepardL Analysis ota eample ofCAIOLINA FEFILIZEi, perv Moisture expeiled a t 212 F OrgRnic 11titter. witit somo waiter or eatliitn Xrlloai Fixed Ingredients ... Ammonia - % Phiosphorle. Acid-Soluble - 011 - Ingolublo . - . 6 17 13 13 Sulphurie Acid ,it 01 Stlphaite of Potash Sulphate of Soda - - $and On She strength of these resultq, I am glad to certify to We will furnish this excellent FElTILIZER to Planters Martch 10 6t T'HE LE A El WITH AND WI7 .7'_' t'~ -- a her TlIhe miost beaut'il ook ( ogLj. Storve naow (do al kins of (ook ing~ witl b a lit tle fal as atove haa. Ii is very ~ hevy~ andt ului.nalid i a opate weill. Ou t oft Iimi mauny St oveN I I satiasf'action. ~.~T 'Tin B3usines is still carried on ini it Feb 17 LIFE INSURANCE !!! Oireenr'i Pied mont LifeO lnstIrance10 titt, Comnpan y (f V irginiha.' Irln n The@ Subscrliber is A gt for th senit. of etI, Sonth Uncroi Carolinas for ene of Ithe beat, a ad maost relitle AI-ai snatT StaeeziMn o it aa tia it lidi p0% Nw eured about Two n IOUSANI) I'Oi.wz.8, ntad hatd Arrivo at A| und axT'ri i4,AI E TAR u li"an at As deita VU.iI. (OI'A al'e asa evi Leave Ota, heerIknown, a large piortin of at-a bustina.1s is Andet daone i that state It haas invaatinhly. ;aId all "Ah of Its lSe AT 05oK, wraIiing te N .T:Y Day' Ac tea allowed by -thletermsc of:h "la Alstt 0et). N. U FVANS wits Inannsa'd in -rota COaJ Ara ivoat or WANT, and Irmnedately after liladeath, Ihlaud ls ruis da the pleasure of presentinag to lbla afl.oted tamiuh,Leae~ the amoust of his Pnicy--r,, 0. ev ne ISAAC BitANut[, M. D) , " PemIii J. J. WAD,AAW. M. D., Mfeent I tEslsior L'ad \Vah We refer wIth confldene te the following pors ArititA nawohVt InQsuredat u the Piedmtont:rreatA v. J P. Iresel . ,..60 ; Hey 1t. O lh tratin JO v Jt D v. Irsl, ,I ne~ j~ deron on Ns loa--5-o; eB'D.M.Taar- heO- D . D, V i'lahy il000 'Di. J.* Wift.aeui 0 aa Wv y....WoO;- i0y, J 0,j WillIanis-a4200 T 1 1' Garey-50 ,t.) A al~~1~ ' ~o J .P H e, ne f. J %le e a nn (b b ti Go. .IiMASRM,- r~* a. f. 6 ).1o at' ~ a anOO t e l ewi rienats a 4t)( lIlft'lteaiy ofI, . 4 -L. a noM As a .--onux-a . n. . - -~~. h i - tlrg } --' . . , . . . . . . . - .I t r 8 qphnte. of South Carolina, and ip pronounced by varlouq chemists one of the Its Fertilizing Propurties. Theso Phosphates are the remains of extinct land to the Ag. Iculturlit. . Oity OF ruilE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF 8OUTI CAROLINA." a ma111Y sulected. l. . . ........... 1.......................... 16 70 ) it low red h t .......................................... .........16 50 '' - - - - - -8 ti - - . - - 2.00 - Equivalent to 1127 Soluhbe Phosphate of Line. ti Equivalent to 13.48 Insoluble (bone.) b 24 75 Phosphate of Lime. Equivalent to 23.05 Sulphute of Lime. - s - * . . . . . 350 110 the superIority of th e CARO INA FER-'ILIZER, examined. C. Ui. SHIEPARtD, Jr. and otherq at $05 per ton of 2 000 lbs. C 8D GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO., Faclors. CA lIWIim & McCA UG IIlI N, Agentq at Newberry. R CiDK lOVE. 'HOUT EXTENSION TOP. l rhi &Mv go irel .1:1 I$l to, Ii maruket. Wilil)bake as5 qutick. I-oI as fasnt, broil naF tilce, andI t ny stovo int uise. It, hats man~y adlvantages whli(ch no other or I at not so liablo1 to ()crack ats maniiy stoves are. Besides the astim'O~ tent of~ otiher pattertns, aill of which are walrranted1 to a1ve sohl, not one to miy kno wledge has failed to give entire vaious bra.ne, antd all workt will be don.e at. ahort not ice. ________ XW. T. WiRIGHT'. li '& COhumbia U. -IO.W HARRISSON, aifter 8AI1UitDA Y, 'he 0thoi '.lenger T'nths wi run~ dinjily oil re'pted, Coinct ig with N igtiitd L~ UJ I, n 'h C ''olin1 and Chtnriotte and AtL tiltr...............00 ii. ,.. I an ti,Oi,Glass, Sash, Brush, Ce I t................. 55 fir i :::::'::....3 *Np.. * arn1ish, Laep, and Pe. il".'n'ieat.........3. 3 p.J" Paet hefDtetngM n ole'. .............8 -* - . serv.y at......... L1OiO1m. Oy iltor. A n.at.... ............35 "n lltcaIh utnla at.......... 50 48 " ire' 9Tini e '68 t lh iw Ridge Railiroad will *L y"""S ".."d.** xct.2. m.62 Q UIEEN STR ISET, CH 1A . ES soii at............520 p.in, illnthat.....8 :0 " ION S C ht-a4..- .m. APril 28 176mn At ...n..................40 "______ Co iderson at.....40 "4 - 1~ . vi wll return from Ileiton to An - tio ... (Sucestor. to E I.KELLERS & CO.) Le jia t It Wholesale and Retal y 11 MEE I STREE T STREET hirkdo . SouF,RoIPt-- R I. ompany, GIENER ALSUPERINTENDENT'8OFICE, APRiL 9, 16W. N AND AFUER SUNDAY, 11Tat In* tj tent, the followinx Schedule. for PA3% SUER l'M A INS, will be observed: DA* PASSHNGER TRAIN. [eaving Cohinmi at ............7.45 a. In. %rrlving at Colurnbia at ..................6 10 . in. No'!T v. PREMOSTRAIN. :;toving Ccolumbla at ........................6 20 p M. krrivilg at Columubia at ..........4.46 a. In. OAMDEN TRAIN. Will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Sater. (lays. krrIvinSt In Columbia at..........11.04 a. ni. Aaving Columbia at .......................2 21 p. M. Ihe t'raln now running between Columbia ad Hingsville, in coninection with the Through fail rrain, wilt be taken vir on Sunday, April i. II. T.PEAKE, April 14 General Superintendent i LOUIS SCH0DAIR, Baker & Confectioner, MAIN STREET, Newborry, 8. 0. Respectfully Informs his many customers jid tioe prilic genraly that his New Bake Oven i now completed, and by Its convenient ar angermeit he can bake any and everything I his line at the shortest possible notice, uch as t Cakes, Pastry, &C., i satisfactory and handsome style. Parties id Dinners furnished at shortest notice. Fresh bread, pies and cake on hand. cals served at any hour. Fish, oysters and gane can be had at all me1Cs. Thaikfil for past favors he solicits a con nuance of the liberal patronage heretofore ?.Ptowed. Dec. 2 49 tf. GEN. II. 11. KINARD, MAGISTRATE, Will take Dowers, draw Deeds and ortgages. dee 16 51 Buy the Best! P R4 We now iave on hind the fol!owlng pop ar styles of Ladies atnd Misses hoop skirts: ke De..i Drop, Tip Tnp, P'opular, Fa,vorite, Reception De'ml Quaker, Gr.eciamn La Piarie rihr Dmulex Efiitie is a atreat f.uvirie wit Ndie10 andti u.mniv.,mlly rteitieum:nend. the ' I~ni.. i 31gazines a< the standanre rt of the fmilhionmatmlc worui. 'o enjoy the roltowm.g imclne,thnale advan es,~ v*7z: Superihor q-a .1i.v. terfect shapen sh, flexibility, ter.ebility, comflort andt unomny.ln tny1 h bet. M A Il'IAS BARREt & SON. ept. 23 39 tr. GUANO. No. I Pe'ruimanm G anmo, $6 per toni, ii hi, or it s 0(q0ivah-tm.t hii ctrmney. Ilinee's ('t,neentrtetd Fertilizer, in bar P''re Grtoutil ihme, in barrnets, per to:.. Fit h Gan o, ini ha,rrels. Altan~m, Vela o.pharie, in bamgs, $511. Gromunmd P'htm 'a, per haritela, $i 7. ~wuan I slamnd (Gumam, int bags or ton rrelIs, *a per 10mn. Sullmaatte of Souda, in he rrels, per top', $3(m r~)I um eenr." . "n , toi amj in, bags or har hinm (huart-t, (I4hi an i4', colmtaieimig-.. .il l,.nti Ii'ate s uamnd omgantic. iter--five to s:x ;.permaen. ot nmi trte 01 ash. A111 EXeena,. pj;ation for p ot 31. 's, I obacco, a. IO'', a':. Pr'ice in bags,e S per ton,. iomm4 (X" ,ia Ph"'sphaite, ground and t. In bags.~ our b,r.,. Namvaisua Giu , hy the cargo, in lump, gtrond. For sate byv -4~) E WIIITE, l'>an Fronit Street, N.Y. Det. 14 42 m; N\ERAL~ SUPEltJNT rENDENT'S OFFICE, UnAztawo.Febru.718 169.~ t he IPassenger Trains'of thme South Car na Rlailrosad, willi run as follows. FOiR AUGUSTA. awe Charleston'-.,--.........830 A Mi rive at Augustau..----.......5.10 P' N nnecting with TraIns for Moantgomey rnmph.it. NashvIlle and New Orleans, vi~ )mgomiery and Grand Junneton. FORl COLUMBIA - ave Charlestoni......8 3 rive at Columb'hi""...--.......4.3 P M nnecting wIth WlInton 'a'd fianches RtaIi-oaa. Charlotte and Sonth Carothu Ilroad, and Camden TraIn n FOR CIIARILEST'ON. nye tCotlmaton. ---......00 P M rive at Chamrlesto-""'-n - -.. A' M A UGUSl'A NG'lir 'EXPm '85.PM (tnavChrys exceptedl.) rive Ca naia'""".....-....7.30 p M nmaeertm with 'Trains 9 epi ah ve Augusta..'"----.4.10 P M (mriys eiteepted.) tw Oira to.'--.-........ 605 P it ntin 8 umji 45A M necnd l Ray ilroad10 wih reen% raye **--rltt..................... -- ..300 P M - - jrtlo......4 2 -0 P hu CAMDE BItANdui'. 82 ave Catnalen'"...'"....00 M . rive at King "'"h*'635o .M Wlgned,). - T A ' T_ THE SUBSCRIDER has esiist4ntly or. handa fuiullseroment oftheatQve pproved case.4, of difiercut patterns, hoside's ceolliis of ise own-make, all of which he is prepared to furnish at. very ren9nablo rates, with promptness and dospatoi. Persone desirous of having gases sent by railroad .will have thetn sent free of phargo. A, Hearse is always on hand and will be furnished at the rate of $10. por day. Thalikful for nast patronage, the sub scribr respbetfili asks'for a continuation of the same, and assures the publio that no eoiort on his part Will be spared to render the utmost satisfiction. A..0'0,1APMAN Newberry S. C., July 81. Sash & Blinds. The subscriber takes pleasure in announe. ing to this community that, having made all necessary arrangements, he will be able to furnish Sash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Very Moderate Rates! For Cash I ANDREW C. CHAPMAN, Oct- 41 tf. Newberry C. K, S. 0. 'i"O Charleston, S. C. rr The Great SOUTHERN TONIC 1101VIE & A101SE9 Proprietors & Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, S. C. Dec. 23' 5i2 ly. T. P. Forreston, Yankee Notions, loo shiale Empoi. m of D1e11 , o. taniping, raiIding &~ Embroider) Ct"ii"s'i.h Oil inai l:1I h ge andc well toni tand iinen~ niing SilkII No. 621 KIN( ST., CIIWilESTON, 8. 0. F Dec 2 49. if-. C A RJD. CIJIRLES KERItISON, ul'lcierly of the Firm of Q -~ ( lK F-ill ISON. wruiid infrorm hisi fHende co * ut the ~tore, No, 242 1( IN..-d liR EKr I clil ter C,mlte .i - ,,~ I,1iI9. ib !ciyu c e forl is ai slirt Crtn, tB en t ,is low ua - t bi li b,r ice mut he ept,. ii ~ asmtie.* i i i Kh rrien-i C'asisted by har A i thiLD:, nali le x pJerieniced( mfer, ising in thel. e1c lu e Abeiround sal his Stori. a i, sud it is hopead that ll10 1 1 their eir 'ublic will be nasu awccs,l iii ptnays ofth d firm a t corner of I ng d r~t Fekb 17 7 3mno JA MER A LLAN, i oGG . a . Inporter anid uealer in Pmie Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Platedl War'o, SpctLacles, Rye Ghasses F ancy (000ds, &c. ' No. 307 Khiig Street, CI[A RLJISTON S. 0. - I uns, too, an3za'ya' S - New in~u.t...., the Cr *aThl edior of- John H Glymlph, to equlired to rOun,i.r 'ni . dieceased,s re w i*efIii dlemn:a~ spec*ial referee,~ th a Marchi #) 14a * *. f.A) ? y OF NEW YORK. 4 S P IA IDL. Cash' S 17ov MILLIONS, Diydezj@ to Jl9v e 1807 2236 New- Pao esissued'in 1807; 19,400. The Company is PUREIY 1iffUN,. No divfjends'to ,oeggges TI gg r fts are returned to the assured, thus causing Policies to become'bELF-8USTAIN11NG In thirteen yqrs, r.to'dou 1e ja 1P. Intere, t received from investments, 1867 over $1;306,000. ~ . >.'2: Excess of-INTEIESTR PIRI ALONE, over losses, about 6400,000. Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate, in the City of New York, over 8EV# ENTEEN MILLIONS of dollars. . , : It Is the tiohest C6iphby In th' *orld. Its policies- are noufoXteltable; Iti divi.. dends are the largest. Applications for Columbia, and theNorth ern portion of South Carolina received by GR EGG, PALWti & C,, G8neral ANts DIEN900 M. Jonzi, Agent- at Newberry JAMES MCINTOS', M. D., Medical X iner. Feb. 10 6 ly. Something Nice I have removed to the Kingamtore Gal. lery (over Mayes & Alartin's Store) which has undergone thorough repairs. I hav& plenty of room with an excellont sky. light. Come One-C-Come all, and see f things work in this commodious gallery. Also, a good lot of albums at extrene. ly low prices. All kinds of work done in the line of Photography. I have all of Wren & Wheeler's N tives that were taken at this place. We charge nothing for looking, and not much for a picture. Respectfully, Dec. 28 52 if. W. H. WISEMAN. Z. L. WHITE, GUNSMITH And Repairer f all kinds of FIREARMS, LOCKS, &e Has on hand Pi-9ol4 aind Gotis of jill ap. provied makes. A lmnilitio, aspca. -ridges, Caips, Powder awd ha r Shaot P'onche.s Flhsk,, nu, 'ti mther kind of Spordtig Appaa'n s ry many othor articles of varion e es atnd kiIds4. i charater All kinds of REPAIRING i01111T Itid ex. p dihio'islv exeeitid. atil pit l ilxt . . Gun-Smithinig, & in nddition to the ablove, Il 1wepirel o fill orders for all kinds of vellivies 1110 9/48/E8,A CR/A;ES,&C t tIhe cleben ated mannt1hi1ne of tCI1K, t're St(jis iInrd, t'orfierly of' tl hilacit rocuired k his o tok. All orderc s pr o~,l A nri 15 l tf. Z- L. W HITE. I0AD)A LIg Purifies the Blood, or Sale by Drugglets Everywhere ~oo JAMES ACKER, PRACTICA L 9[E SI(M AND DEOORATIlV PINTER, (GIazIer and Paper Hanger, NVewb>erry C. H!., S. C., ltecc to inform the citizens of thais comne bulniy that lie is now fiiirly started In busl es~gainmi p'repiired to execute all orders with eniitaess anti plnctuality, and at moderate ares To be found at Louis Shodlair's Reg aurant, Newhierry C. ii. March 3 CHIARLESTON HLOTELJ. CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. TIlE UNDERSIGN'ED RlESPEC~TFULLrY aforta Is friends andl the public generally at lie has taken chiarge of this well knowa nid popular FIRST OILASS HOTEL, and opes that by strict attention to merit a til share of the public patronage. The Celebrated ARtTESI AN WATER ~ATHiS, hot, cold aid shower, can be had a,till houra. COACHES, with attentive Porters, are Iwaya in readiness to CONVEY P'ASS~EN ERS to and from the different Rail Roads and Steamers. Jan 27l E, II. JACKSON. PAVILION HOTEL. Charleston, S. C. 30ARD PER DAY, $3.00. Mias. Hi. L. BUTTERFIE~LD, Proprietrss, ASA BUTTER~FIELD), _________Superintendent. Volfo's Schiedamn Schnapps, AND ~ottled WViines and Liquors. A supply of itese nastly celebrated goods r micinCaal aind *private use, just rceivat r the unadersignedr: Agents for Newberry, Jan 27 ly__ ___ NITROUS OXIDE D)j$,y. B. MoKgacr,A isl now preparedy adaninister fthe nlo Gs 'to his pationis thodut.fear or dae aehofs Teeth achouctorP- epre 1gpin ir oratoy. to d