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1Y VALENTINE. BY MINNIE LEK. Why; this Is St. Valentio's day, I declare! Jencit do 1.urry and brush out my hair; The pqgipan will be here in a minute, I Aqw, And you -are this morning provokingly plow ! 1ere, help mne to asten this troublesome cuff, And scotif my belt isljust light enough To make me look slender, and graceful and round - There? I am so nervous I start at each souud! label was dressed a full hour-ago, And now one little second as sixty is slow ! Pin on my coliar, my cir-rings make fast Now, thank the Fates, I am ready at last ! Good-morning, dear Mabel! I ktew you would be EDown here In the, parlor awaiting for me. Did you think that this was St. Valentine's day? Who knows what some poor, bashful lover may say ? For you know it is fabled that in days of old Full Many a lover his story told By a pictured heart all bleeding and torn, And Cupid's arrow the weapon worn In the faithful breast, so long concealed, Which tho best loved one a one can heal. But, hark I that is surely the postmaster's ring! James, the letters immediately bring I Four are for mie, dear Whle, I see, Whilst you, little pet, have only three. My first has nn olive-branch, signifies pence, And a ring with three words: "Let love in crease." The next is two hearts, with one arrow pierced through ! The impumdent fellow I lIe knows ic not true. Just look at my third-what ani exquisite flower ! It must have been fotund ins Flora's own bower! But now for the last, "the eream of the lot," As the (enseral would say, or else it is not Why, sure, and it's a letter, n sure ats I live I And he ollers his hand and his heart both to give. Than this lnst of the four, oh 1 what could be better? A heart and a hand, and a good, long love letter From, of all men in the world, the noblest and best. will accept him at once, so adieu to the rest! -Demorest's 3ontbly. Tu.s uro- EuvrrT.-The follow. ng is the hill of fare of tie greatn baimet givent by the Viceroy to his august visi Grn it:ou)tper A ittMAii.tA, Ae dal dIe l'iaugurationt de Canal de Ilithe D)e Le 18 Novembuhre, 1859. Men,u. Girandes Pieces. Poissoni a lat reniont des doux mners, JBoast Beef ai l'Anglauis. Gafantitue de gihbier en bastion, sur soele. Jamibont historle stir soele. urand paint de gibier ent bastiont, stir soele. 3ahatntine de faisanati a la v'ollatre, sumr soe le. Eintree. Pates de gibier a lam d'Orsay. Languecs de bouf' a 'Anglaise. A spies de Nerate, Galanttines doenilles ent belle vtie. P'ihets a l'lnmperiale. Sa,lade. Crevettes de Suez au cressoin. TIruifes an vint de Chmampatgneu, Salade Rutsse. Asperges d'itailie a Phuuile vierge. Dloti. Cuinsos dIe chaevrceuil a la St. Hlubert. I)indmonnieaux tenutfes, l'nisains au cresson. Chapi jons eanis die caihies. ?lacedoinues au Klrchwaseer. Puuldin,g diplomate a Pumnanats. Bi-etnis deo Sauvoie dicores. Napl)itanui htistorie. Gilaces, pieces nmontees. Desert assorti. A correstpondont of thec S"outh Hat ron (Mich.) .Sentinct furnishes the folowing :"ThiIs is snaid to be a pro gressive age, on the 2d inst., in th< inarriage, at the residence of Mr. ant firs. Wells Brown, of Mr. Wmi Knowles anud the well-knownu and pop~ thar spcaker, Mrs. Frank Reid. as expected that, sister Horton wotult fliciate upont then atl-imnportant occat ion, but she was p)roeneted( by illness nder' the cireumstances it was de tided that the next best thming wvond hfor the parties to marry thaemselves coordingly, after a fow momenta nsultation, the following ceremon ilorpeated by them, and legalized b ustice Hutrlburt : 'Frank, with you' nsuent, before. these witnesses, I a nowledge you as my true and lovin *f. The bride responded : 'I, to Villian, with your consent, befoi iso wi4nesses, recoive you as in ved and-lawful husband. Our soul itdwo shall bo true to och oth< id&ih ithe grnd'heafur.' A e#doreyfoty tife gliesta, some fift ~Ab~z5partook of a boun (ful an f ~"Who is awh1iany bartr morning, andi a lnrrol of wh~ A ~ '1 JANUARY. ) .. . .. ... | . S3 -1 6t 7 8 910 ll 12 13 1.1 IS 16 17118 1! 20 21 22 _ 3'121I.....",1 CA L E FEBRUARY., ,G6 ; 1 11 12 3 *3 ji 18 jt.. pP 13 II l.,llu I7 I III ( 2 "2 122 23 2 32 M2 I2A R C . ~' MARCH. ti 5 ' F 111,b . 12 ,1 4j b ( 7 8 vI10L112 I I lS 11. 17 IS lt 211 21 22 ,2821 25 20 APRIL. 17i811. ,22t -r wjI S -Neatly ani ex ent1 MAY. A TERMS 71 - j I1; .7 9 I t 1.1 . . IK1J2+ "21 32:1 2 2:2'' 2'8 'IL I (' -- -- -lI published c. JnU N E . l"'ing at $3 s M ,' w 'I' Charges for - -flsemenits, 31tl -. - - - - 1 -1 inch-first inser " il r;l' i +I I i I su bsequent iusec 12;1:1:1 5 1 1 ii 17 18 I t 2u" 2 "2 .,.,; T. F. fi R. H.I A Splendid Offer. llat"ing; n ilt' al"rangemt ents willi the fol lowit+':, first class papers and in agazines, we enn elb dien With the elldrall at. the very low p3-hires nmetd, and wili hold this unpre. eedente o oT"r open to ali newy $nlserib'ers I'ro nouv umtil the first, or Alril. \\'e would aisiiAe tiat. elub-t h forned in sec tions and that. ea"lch nsmber ol it club take a dill'rent pnper, as this will give n gre.at t"ariety ofl' is eresting read.liug to nei;hbor hur ols. We I'n ther ofi'r to lh1ose who will get up i hib uf' (en subscriber.s 0 the 1er. ald 1111 anlyof the ipapers nisis11 dl, a iopyi oi our paper rt'e', or finr it cinh of' Iw"enty witlh the papers u: ne"tl, one copvi oi' the IIernhtld tund :t copy I':ny t"i' Ite iagazines or pa pers in the list. Yotung 1adica anl gentle. nien ii ia very little exertion can In, ke up a cllh trutlr i'" ertus so dantauge is. lte.id the list. andtl ttrnma: TEtIIMS OF UstuCtiPrrfoN. Sing'c coipies.. . . .. . . .. . . .. . 1 00 F'Ivo colpies. ...... . ......... .......1:2 50 Teni coies. (11131 ine ex lra.,). .. .... ..22 50if Iier' bliani i 335 N IX I 'entury3.....,.......... 01) 1llerld and33 111ral Carolinssan ......... . 50 I Ilrahl nil New Ecleetie.............1 2.5 11(1erahl13 IanLdy's Fiend............. 4 51) IeIral anid South3emn ('uiltivato.... .....4 50) lieIrald and liiral A inerietnn.... ....... 3 50I 1lirabi 31n1d Stock .10ournal.............3.2 IIiral anmd .vin~iimg I .a1up.1.. ... ........425 lII 0rah sl and Riverside 31 .sjtine..... 5 033 Il1eralid .nni 8(chool ).3y Visito3r..4 III II'leld~ atil l.ectie Masga ine..... 63(5 Iier'ali andl l'e1ter3s' 31lsical Ma3gaines 41 50 i lirid nd 333 em1o'ls rest's 31a3gazinec. ... 3 33( h1irahi 33331 Iba'srke's Weeklyi........ 4 51i Il.i ani.i 8outhern'3 Farm33 , I lom e.i .I 53) IIiral 33333 i11e' .1(13nenail and13 Natlion ial Aigienitu3133rist............... 3 65 P1' ItIIIIlEltS Ne'wberry 11eribl. leacse exainei a333 test this Stove and31 y'ou wIll ilnd it all we0 representrit 1to lbe. For Fco1ny inl Fueil; Fo Durability; Fo"r Capaliciy i l Ba ing, Bili min n, riig F~or Cileanliness in Ciooking ; For' grecat p)ower'l of II eat. ill a very small Cionsumnptioni of Fuel ; For Beauty of Design. For Smooth ness of Cahstings and Elegance of Finish; The "Cotton Plant' ST ANDS UNEQUALLED, g ASIIBR I'ALIAIR, Ooumilia, 8. 0., , Jag,Agent for one half the3 8tate 0(r .. ~0 yA TT EN TI9N, S Convlpilists to the Bar, rYoir t~Icai fiSeCalled to (ie iante variot; ~- .of p1lindfancy drinks to bo had at the 3D.rohanrge, d Consiting otEngtlish mnd American Panel es,?I Fla and .Sangere T ari Jerry' Ruta Iir6by Aanthl-o uao Oaf Chati oIdk,/of UhablIg Cttp, Brand Chb:1 e rnyScaffa, Porter Cupj Clar i ~ "D.f W.~ARDS CO. 5- SOLE~ LEATHER, Upr LeatheQr Br Harness Loathol'. For atb Dcc.. AR --t - ~mOW r. JULY. :)I 5 6 140I1 1212.13 10 I7(18 19'2t1'I 2'2 > N D A R t .... AUCUST. 21 22 2:1 251227 28i'21;;u:31.... . SEPTEMB'R 2121i2 -1 1 ,ot I 12 '1 2"d S 29 ;l 0CT0B IR. .l . . . . 1 )cditIously exoc. .. NOVEMB'R CASH. .IK:t ... .... 3. 5 L ~ ~ t 1T i 11. 1 251.11181 3i[A 11 2it 1 821 85;'2 or annun in ad- DECEMB R transient adlver. - - -- - por square-one I ' tion, adil $ 1 for i '7 -tins. 4 5 ti ?i7 I GRI-NEKER, I 2t!I I:1 'rpIeos 1811912111122 ":;"21 l'roprietors. .3"6" _3t ____ - l Sash & Blinds The slbscribner Lukes pileatsure in nunoit(n ill oI to i hiolnimunity that, htving mtad All ner.sary arrangencnts, lie n ill he alil to 1'urnish Sash with and withoul Glass, and Blinds, At Very Moderato R ates! For Cash! AD ND:imW C. Clt.lt ( <I. 7 -11 t. Newbherry C. ii., 5. '. Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases Tl SWIlICi3lR has constantly o han ld a fill Iassor'tmllent of thle abonve a py.e'ove cases,0 of dlithl'eent pat1?terns, betsides collini ni i own maki..Ie, all of wichel he is pIreplarIe (luishiil ial very reaon ible rates, nit I'ersonll deslirous oi hiavin e cases seit b. nalirlold will ha.ve them11 sent'free of elln gg A tI'iase is aiways 0on h:11id alili niil Li uiii !n-di.i at thie rate ol' $1C ;pi.r dly. TlhanIkfl for pIat patroniage, thle sil senbr repectull asks foI otrai ofse l ne lnie.'il orine the pubilic in n11 0ll'1r oIn his part w ill tie sp.lIred to reide tile Il utst i:stifactiotl. TIt'iill-' Wuliili I..\sS -WVe areno prepa:redi tl fui hall et ~I ii !a*ses w it h conI st anrt - ploynetCt t ih wlOi of thie timie 'r 1' pritale.. P'ersonas IfVjilher sex (iasily' ear1 frn.' b e to $Z0 pe evenling. atILd a proporltional surnt eevoting~ their whole 111 lin tlte b>u-iIneA. lIo and11 girls~ elarn nearly as muilch a' rnen. Thlat a whio soe this noti1ce Iinay send1 their arIdr,-9. ran te- thle I'usiness , we' make thi. ii unparaleed.g o ter :To suIch as a re not1 wel -alitiid, we will een $1 to pay for the trouble or wri-ing. Full pa .ticulars. a luullble sample, wh.ICh wil sli oto c'a, 111mence work onl, aind a copy of 'rThe iecpIe i.iterliry I'ompaanloI"-one of the~ large.'t andl b. fiamily newlSj aplers plut,lihedl-alll icent free I. 11n11l . lkcader. ifyou wat . permfarent. pritabIIi -cork, adedreas E~ C. .\ 1.1.1:.N & ( ').. .\ e'.-r, .\lal.u- I)ec. 3, 4--3rn. Fresh (.irden, Ioouer, Fril I, tieri Tree, Shirlib and1 Elergree'n Seedt with dilrettIlIls for ('ilture4, p)repal by3 mall1. The 111(st (omleIte and1( Ji (dcius aissart ment inl the ('oun11r 2, Sort4 ofteither for $1 &B P repaid by ma .\I.,, .iali i-'ruits. ilhats haulbS, anl the new PN Itltoes' &c , jrel.aId by 11: mai. 4 lb.e. L-ariy :n l'dtnto, prepla id for S810. (-uooer's r'oIos .\ a'jiragus,. 52 per hlulItredl; 82., per 10 0, p 11l1d. New hardy fragrant ererboneine .lapi lioneysuckle.560 cts. each, prepa id. Tau-II ('r t'od 'runlbery, for ulandllE or loInl1nd culiti I'ricedi 'ataloigule to anly add11re'n, gratis; ai It. .'i. W.VA.TcN. ld ('loniy NurserIes at l cc 8, 48 -4m. The Newrberry 114'rld( clubbed W~il 111 thelirni merJenn lit 1ery 101W rat A IIIEIIIcAN ILL the very h,W' rate of $( 3), f tbo.h paiperis, onei year, (1870;) II the hIut Amnerican will bei sent Fna:x for theo bainn of 18t19J, to atll subset ibers whIl oled Iln til< lIunnels early! Ilere Is a chance to obtain I1 !iirgest andt bh.st AgrieulItural, Ilorlienliuri and11 generaIlI Family Paptjer pulsheld in Il United States, and1( thle Il.IIAIt for only Pl TY CENTS more than) the reg5utar pri1ce of o plaper! Such a ebancolC Ia rare, and1( iL wit to theo interest of our1 readers to call and 51u scrIbe sooni, so as to sleclire 1 the Rural Amne canI for tile balance of 1869 FaInK. T'. F. & IR. II. (ltENEKER, Nov 17, 45--rm Decidedly Nice. haaving just retulrned from New York a other cities, withI the laltest styles, and full stock of material aelected by nmyself, stilt mIy Culstomelrs, I invite all who are w inIg to recelvo mie as a permianenit citIzen call at my gallery over Malyes & Marti store, and sco for thlemstelves. Motto, good work at reasonablo prIces, No ebarge for looking, and not mliuih a pictture. Elegant selectIons of fino Oases, Albur &o. Your' faihful ArtIst, Oct. 13 40 tr. * i VIEA -Revolution ' IN T .IA.DE. S Your Choice of 1000 articles at ONE D.( L AR each.' Webs of Shiooting. Silk and I rino Dress Patterns, &o., included in lil orders.L C(*kulars sent firee. REiVOL~UTIONq DOLdLAR STORE 3 e25 m. Lake Street, ChJicago, Il 4 - A few nIce Northern Cheese f.r sate b I,, 1 Mnwi,. INSURE IN TIlE AMERCAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. ALEX. Will (.IDIN, President. UEO. N U( lNT, 'ioce-l'resdent. JOHN 5. WILSON, secretsry. JOHN C. $131318, Actuary Assets, - - $2,500,000. Annual Iucome, 1,000,000. ''he Amneriean-Is now one of the Oelest. ('onlapaie. in the l'nited States, Chartered 18?cn. The Amneriecn--IlI $210 of Assets for every It1 o i.i.tbililie's. 'TIe .\mercan---Nover lust a dollar of in vesl uels. 'te Almeric -IsSCs pOliCieis on Am... de rir"atle lants. The American-Makes .tt.t. policies non-for. teitaile. The American-Pays Life Policies.- to the insured at the age of eighty years. The Amnerican--leas no unnecessary testrie t ion-" on It vel and r'ieilence. - The Aneitican-Ieclalre-s dividends annual Iy at tIe tied of the 1irst year. The Ain'rican---l'ays all losses promptly. lis all the talales o 'rates for Lifi', En don mf."nt, 111eoino l'rod.ceing, 1{eturc. Pre liim, 1'relni Ieducing, Childrenl':i En. di Int'ohlcies, and g-rants Aniuni'ies on lnust Iavoral-le terms. Its rates are low. It Ia1 lot ithe unin11.4i an11dstock plans. C.\l.il1 lil lt%NEi/R, cen'i Agents Norib 1tu+l Stuth ("' ,l)inu. Ollice First National Ihunk b11ilding,'Charlotte, N. C. Itt'FER:l TO lx. Gov. V\ance, Charlotte, N. C. (ietn. Jno. A. Young, " " tien. A''xander, Colunbin, S. C. Col. j.. Gibbs, ' L1 " L. ). Childs, t tt J. N1EWTON FOWLES, Agent, Newttherty, S. G. C- Aents Wanted. Liberal arrange ienls will be made With mcent Who sIAN ni txt:ss. June t 22 ly. Kinsman's Candy facl,orliy. OUr long experienco in tho ()NFETI?,T NARY MANUFA-TUR1I, Il:., taught us that Candy mnan 11;teltI t.ed I'rot lower grardes than C'1l'll1 E1) SU( :A I), will not stimat our climate and we warrant our Cauny to be m11:1atuftetrel purely I'rum ('lt' 811El) SU(. Ai. No lih:' go lor boxes. A hI-go <Iiscount if cash is sent , before' shipment. K INSMAN 11UOS., 279 Ring Strect, Charleston, S. C. i.. 1 tegistere<l Letters and Post OlIlice .l oney ()rdera ean be sent at. our risk. Oet. 20 10 6m. Grover & Baker's I' RLST 1'1i.\UMi IM\\l' SEV\N( iIIIE Nl 'lis Matbine was awarded the 11i6i1n:s Pitz.: at the Woil's Fair nit. I'aris, 18t17, for' it ) Otn.r tTr of work, E.esrtcim ...:NT, a nde Si an-i.lelt Y of Cesi:cre-rlos. r Sohl ice Newc Yorck prijes hby KI1N SM AN S B ROS., 2e n i iig St reett, Agenct for Soithi Cartol'inc . Oct. 20 -41 (im e rpit F Alcvertier. hinving beec esetorced teo L hea-hh inc a few weeks, byv a very sitn -lpte reedy, afte-r hcvincg iitfe'red sever:l yeair< withl ai Peere haing aferreionc, anIii thal d tredc di -ca.se, C- .iccnin pion-ic-is anexions tie cmacko kniowni to his fellowe snfferers, the iene.es of ecre . fTc all ncho de-ire it, hee will pend ai copy' of thce tere4criptionc uised (frce of' chacre), -with the~ dtirecincis for rceparini!cci anduing - the samee. whiiche thiey wviilntd a suire enere for C' ccieinptlion, A;thmica, ironichiiti-e. etc-. 'The~ ob.ject of the Adveriiser ini 'en<cting lice P'r(-crfiti is to bienenlt the ccllie(teid, icndt sJ.r.n.! incformiteinc whiiich hce iconceies- to bec r jinv:itiu itead lie hiopes e-cry sucfterer ccill dtry hc:s remecdy, as It cw-l cost theme nouthig, C acnd rni.ey prove- a bclessicng. Y I'crties wising thce Prescriptiocn, wcill !a s Ictr.v. EDWAJII) A. WILSON, r. Wliamecsbur-g, Kicngs Co., N. - Y dt Juine 021 Iy. / DR. SHALLENBERCER'S Fever and Ague -'I: AXT D O)T R nAiwny. Stops tIme Chaills. ,i Thbis Medicino hasbecn before the lUnb :ei lic flfteen years, and is still ahead oef all Iother known remedies. It does neot purcege, does not sicken the stomach, i-s perfectly Ii safe in any close an'd under cell circuim t'- stances, and ise the only Medicine thact wcill ' CURE IMMEDIATELY ciand permanently every formn of Fever cc ci d Agnoe, because it is a perfect Anti ir dote to lTalaria. lie Bold by all Drus:sts. , nov 2-1 ly ctr LOR1LLARID'S is lacn excellent "EU R KAlIQ ri% Smoking Tobacco Iweee nr duaced It Is universally admired. It ise put ngI in hiandsomie mualin bogs, in wich orderc fur Moorschaum Pipes_are dolly packcd. LORILLARD'8 J intsCed by al Yacht C lub cson*"ln,co cd Smoking Tobaooo alt;" it is made nc of' the cheoices't leal grotvn ; it ls anti1-norvone, to In its effects, as the Nicotine hcas boeen ex .~l tracted; 11,leaves no dlisngroonble taste aftel to smoking; ft is very mlid, liht in color ant '.weighct,l hence ono pound will last as long ci 3 or ordinary tobacco, In this brancd eve as pack orders overt day for first qlity Meer schanum Pipes. rry it anid conv'ince your ror selves It Is all It claims to be, "'rus pzpss1 OF ALL" liP, LORILLA3D'8 i ls brand o CENTURY Pu Cu"ts:"cho Ohowing'Tobacco. n to equtal or su .gperor anywh'er,h 1t8 wIthout dionbt th< best cowing obacc ithe country. LORILLARD'8 b ave now beet S NUPFF s th t.%Jdat to'. over 110 years, atnd still ne nowledged "ti rge best" wherever used. Ifyour storekcoper does noet have theoe. at ticis fosal, as hi togt them; thceari 1, sold by tsetbejobr lostar wheCtOre. e -l Jbot ma CIrcular of prIces forwatdelen applceation Dc.8 P. LOR1LLARD, New York. J. N. ROBSON, Commission Merchant Nos. 1 &2, Atlantlic Wharf, C11A ItU STON, S. C. Having ample means for advances, a bus intess e.xperhience of' twenty years, and con lining himsell' strictly 'o a Commission liusiness, wtithout operating on his own a count, teieectrnlly solicils Consignments ofi Gotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c. Shippers of Ptudcee to him may, at their Option, Iaver' their consignmnents sold either in Charleston or New York ; tlns having the aidat:;agte of two markets, without cx tra Comm) III is5itIm. HEFERENCES: llislop W. 31. Wi-htmtan, R. C; Col. Wml. .iohnson, Charlotte N. ; 11ev. T. U. Sotment.rs. Tea.; 11on. John P. King, Ali rnstaG. G.; Messts. Geo. W. Williams & Co., ('h.t le.ton, S. C. ; Messrs. Williams, Taylor & l'o.. New York. .April 28 17 1y. MILL POND AN) l8aj'ie I i ,i1u:Intlties to atilt purChaneers. or der4 roan all ptart. of the Interior sollic ed. Ad. dre-s thIots. )iaIrady, Agent, P. 0. Blox 339, t'h arbht,m. '. ltienrenices -.hnmes Adger & Co.. H1n0. J. 1. "i'apt-eli. Dr. SI 1. {iavenei. Da>vid Jennings. Ne(rnv & 5.,n. W. U. Dingle, John S. Ityan, Nvv. 17 -5 3lmos. ,Iolmn lctard M iddleton, John W. Wi lliaAms. J. L0 MIDDLETON, AND IO1iISS1ON MEIItIANT, No. 7, South Street, B ALI M'I O0R 'E Partienlar attention to sale ot' Cotton, Rico and $outhern 1'rodnee. and to purchase of Grain, Guano and Plantation Supplios. Lib crail advances against Bill Lading. Oct 6, 39-t6mos FARMERS! Inere"se Your tCrops and Improve Your 1.aId, IY uing PHENIX GUANO, Imported by us direct from the Phanix I attnls, "outh Pacifie )c Itan. Wilcox, Gibbs & Co's. l'repared at Savanath Ga., and Charles ton. S C., whit-ti has proved In the sul the best .\l:mlure in Ise. FOR SALE BY WILCOX, GIBBS & CO., Importers and Dealers inI SU:A NiS.1 1;t IIAY STi.IEE' SAVANNA.!, GA. i .\ SI ItA Y , 'I.\I filS (t N. S. C. d11 urn a.\It STlIEIT, At;l'S1'A. (;A. Also, bay ;. T. sCt ITT, Agent, Newberry. We also keep Pnre No I. lT'ElI'IAN Cl'ANO. I'Itre 1 155(l.\'El) 11a IN1. P'ure I..\ND li.SEi For further information, naLrs ats at"ov for circular, or subscribe1b to 'Sou therna AgrI enahaurtIist publshed bay W. t'. Matcmurphay &r Co , alt A ilgaasta aid Sava nianhl, Ga., act the low pa-lee of 25a. per~it annuinI. Dec- 1, 47-4maos. Sgetlemaan whlo suffe.redl for years from j Nervons Debliitv-, l'remtatuare Deecay, an 1 all Ithe elferst of yontual i ndlisercion,a wI. ,fr te sak oi f ti ufi ferin hum:mlt it y,') san;.1 freet' li all wtho need It. the receipt anid alir. etionsl for mt aking the simle remfeidy by wh ich hela v-as enared. Siflerers wishing to proafit by ihe Advecriser's experience, cani do st byv a<hlrlessing, In perfaect eniiildee, JOIiN It. OGDEN. Juneaa 2 21 ly. No. 412 Cedar-st ., N. Y DR. H. BAER, WhOLESALE and RETAIL D)RUGGIST, 131 iM IE ET' NG STIlEmET, (Opposito Mar-ke, St.,) CHARLESTON, S. C. Diec 22, 50a-if Wanted. I will bny Gr-etaville nnid Columabia hanil Ilo;adi Stock. In amy absienace per-sons waishiag to sell, w :illcl on 1esars. (Garwvile & 3ieCiaugrina, J.ia 5 1 JAM3ES 31. BA XTER. THE PEOPLE, THAT THE HELENA Co-operation Store, Is NOW PREPIA11EI) T1O FUlRNISII FIAMIIbIES AND) OTI'iEIIS, WITHICOJuE1aFRESH GROCERIES, &C., IN QUANTITY, Al 1THF, VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES, Consisits of the0 following prime Aruiocs, S4iOULDERS, LAllD, FLOU, CORN IEAL, COFCEa SUG AR, COFFE, .TEA, N. 0. & FLORIDA SYRUP, . MOQLA.SSES, 80APS, CANDIES, taPlCES, IIODA, TOBACCO, HEGAl1S, CANDLES, OYSTElRS ORtAOKER8, 8AIlDIXNES, PICKLEs, WIE9 & 11Q//ORs, And all other atteles tasually ket tfot family I use in a FIRST-CLAS8 GROERY, Our accommodating Olerk, Mr. W, I. MiA RY, will always be .found athI post, and will give his entire attentfo U0 *Os, tomers, with tho tioW of pIeaIag otto and all. D:?- Grocerios given in exchange fot all kinds of Country prod aco. ., jS JDW ARDS, July 28 20 Omo Somo cheap ready made clothing on hand and soataga ln,,.f. D. MOmE,. Equ ity Life Insurance CoR, OF VIRGINIA. 1E)AStNs WilY EVKY ONE SIOLUILD INSUltr IN Ta EQIIAI.ITY LIE INSURANUnA COM IANY OF ItICIINON) VitWINIA. 1st. It is more L.IBEltAL to the INSU tELS than any other conpanny, and will ventmlly become PUREILY MUTUAL and ielong to the INSURERS. 2d. It circulates its money amongst Its atrons, who are the insurers. Conse nelntly they are continually getting the Inellt of the rapid accumulations of the onpany, the money being invested by lie Board of Directors amongst the in urers. Therciore the insurers are build. ng up an institution peculiarly their own ud coneducted for their beueflit. 3d. The loans of this company are as libs rnil is other companies who declare divi. lends at the end of the eccotid, third and urth years, but this Company at the end f the first and every year. Thereby the isurer saves several years' interest on his ouns by insuring in this Company, and he ever loses his money it he pays up for ONE VIlOL,E YEAR ; whereas, int other compa ies, he has to renmain an insurer for sev ral years, or the loses all the money he has aid. )AYII) 1. (:LARK, President. T110S. 11. W YNNE, Vlee-President. JOHN Q. WINN, Secretary. General JA MES It. LANE, Actuary. )r. F.11. W.AVINS, Medical Advisers. D)r. 0. 11. W. DAY1S, Judge JOHN A. MEEDITl, Counsellor. Dl it)CTons. F. 13. WINSTON, Treasurer and Secretary R. F. & P. R. IU. VM. J. JOHNSON, of Johnson & Hunt, Wholesale Grocers. VM. II. POWERS, of Winston & Powers, Wholesale Grocers. AbBEtT OtDWAY, Treasurer Bucking ham State Company. r. F. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams' Ex press Company. 31IAlLES Y. MO1iRIS, Morris & Co.'s Su gar Itelinery. 1. A. 'E'LE, Superintendent Manchester ('otton I ills. 10lIN Il. TYLER, John II. & John Tyler, Jewelers. l(0S:S 1ILLIIISElR, Wholesale Dry Goods. il'MAS S. IA LDWIN, Clothier. 101IN M. GODDIN, Cashier Planters' Bank. [. R. I)OWELL, Superintendent Western Union Telegraph Company. \l.EX. G. IOIIEITSON, Cattle Broker. 1tOGE 1. IlEtItlNG, Wholesale Grocer. t. L. I11ROWN, of Brown, Jones & Co., W holesale Grocers. t. )OIEKIlt, Druggist, i. M. ROSEX\IIAUM, of S. & M. Rosenbaum, I ry Goods. qualitfy Life Insurance Co. Examine its Pamphlets before you insure, it is to your interest to do so. rincipial Ollit'e 1015 Main ftreet, Richmoud, V;. Aum Ts WANTD EVPaRYWInRS. IOIIN A. CIIAI'MIAN, Dn JAS. MoINTro1Il Local Agent. Examining Physiolan, bENJ. G. HERIOT, Cen. Travelling Agt, Sep.22 37 ly. Charleeton, . C. DARRIAGE AND BUGGY FACTOR Y. WVe witl keep coinshnuntly on hannd a chnoice vatiet*y of tine Top) and no TIop Huggies of thne latest and ii ost approved stI les. Old Carriages a.nd Buggies reinovatedi an made ti:4L o loiok good ins inew. Spiecianl ati neimnin g i ven to re'paniring fine L'arriingr's aind lingg ies whIi ch is iminportant 0 (OtIiliners5. In'pnirn' doneui,ii ini the best manuunner aind it fa voranble prices. In connnection winh our fanctory we are tiltinig orders for line Carringes, tight Rlock nwayvs, Gerininonns1 Phtnis, Tfop amid nno Top tinggin's fromi a first clanm' North erni F.ne;ory. TIermns cashn on delivery. Our factory is neair nihe Depot. J. TAYLORt & CO. July 21 22 Iy. Baugh's Raw Bone Super-Phoshate of LIM 1 am now receiving may supplies of this mnnure nind Planters cann rely upoinn getling an article fullty uip to stinmluard nas per nialysis. A nl bought nfromn mnyseif on authnorizedc A gents, I will gitar aintee, as every cargio so sold, is aunalyzeod on arrl, vai here, undl tine high chnariacter on the annure fully kepit nup. .1. N. ItolnSON, Sole A g't for So. Ca., Nos. 1 iad 2 A tlInutic Whnarr. Charleston, S. C. ('AIlI1E & McCAUUIIIIJN Agents ior Newberry Co. P'rof. ShIepp ard says ofnnn:l vss nmade Oct. 16, 1809, "Aatunbe f ainmnure,anid decidedly superior lIe riment niae by M. C. M. llammnnond, o No, manunre, 887 lbs. Meed (Cotton per acre. 17i lbs. t'ernviaun Guaino, 18281bs Seed Cotton pen acre. 175 lbs. Bnugh's, 148 lbs Seed! Cotton per nero. lIec 22, 60-8mnos LOOK OUT FOR YOUR M7EALS AT THiE IiREAkIAM GOING UP AND ll1NN1E1 I00NG DOWNt D)ec 22 50-3ni P. P. TOALE, Chuarlestoun, S C., Manunfactrurer of Doors, Sashes, Blinds, TIAVI4G TIlE LAREST AND MOSi .L0MPLETEA FAOTORY-mn the 8otuti oroStates, and keopIng always. on hnd large and most corn leto stock stock o DOORS, BAS11ES, DIN DS Saah Dor Store Doors, Shutters Mouldings, &o., K anti enbld tbiell' io#id' at ning N.B- fteto paid t o shipping f good order. -Well Borings *Tiin siqr.gned respe9tunlly In$formsath cItizens .flowberr.y that, be Is,.pr4pared bore we'l upon tine most resoonableotermi All work warrau,ted to gtve perfeo At1arac tion- , (G. W. FRANICLIN. Feb 2 6 8o. Warrein, Laioe~ COTTON FACTORS, WAREhOUSE, A.ND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, A N D DEALERS in FERTILIZERS,. UCG-USTA, GrA. Jan. 26, 4--3m. ~E'~rIWA]ST GF.TA]TQS, Soluble Manures, and Sulphuric Acid, MA.NU!ACTUIZED AT CHA RLESTON, S. G. U NDEl: TIIE DIRECTIOT'iON OF Dlt. N. A. PItATT, Chemist for the Sulphuric Acid andi Super-Phosphate Company. SOLUllIE PIOSPII(it1C ACII), in the form of Soluble Plhosphate of Lime or Dis Solved lone 1'hosphato, is the basis of all good Fertilizers, and these are valuable is' the ratio of Soluble 'hsosphorie Acid which is In them. The immenso deposits of Phosphatic G;uanos which were discovered in 1807 in South' Uarolina, by 1)r. Pratt., consists mainly of Insolublo Phosphato of Limo, which is made' available as a Fertilizer by being ground to powder, and reduced by Sulphuric Acid to' such a condition as to make its Insoluble phosphate soluble in water, and thus made' capable of being taken up by growing plants. The insoluble Phosphate found in any com-' mercal Fertilizer is of no more value to the plant than the original Phosphate roc . 'he' greater the proportion of this Soluble Phosphate which any Fertilizer contains, the les'' the quantity required per acre, and conseqnently the cheapest Fertilizer is that con taining the highest per contago of Soluble Phosphate. Impressed with these truths, the Sulphuric AcId and Super-Phosphate Company have erected at Charleston the first extensive .Acid Chambers South of l timore, and are able to offer to planters the highest per ceontage of Soluble Phosphato of Litmle huotn in any market. Their Fertilizers are offered under two forms: 1. ETIWAN, No. 1.-Pure Soluble Phosphate. guaranteed to contain 24 per cett. of Dissolved Bone Phosphate of Lime, $60 per ton, 10 per cent. discount for cash. 2. ETi VAN, No. 2.-Peruvian Super-Phosphate, guaranteed to contain 20 per cest. - of Dissolved Bone Phosphaate, and 1I to 3 per cent. o' Ammonia, with a sufc1ont ad& dition of Peruvian Guano to adopt it to all Crops, a70 per ton, 10 per cent. discount fbr cash. WE ALSO OF'ElR: Dissolved none, of high grado, for planters or nanufnciurers, who may desire to mix, into any other compost, and we suggest that this is the best, and cheapest method for man ufacturers to transport the Sulphuric Acid contained in time mixture. 1'ill be sold at a fixed rate for each per centage. Wm. C. BEE & CO., Agents, No. 14 Adger's Wharf, Charleston, S. C. G. T. SCOTT, Agent, Newberry, S. C. Dcc. 29 52 3m. 1; .9r. f . E i Tbcli "CAR~OLINA F.ERTPILIZNR" is ma<lc f'roin the Phosphates of' South Car'olitna, and is pr'onouncecd by v'ariouis chemists, one of' the. best Manures kniowvn, ontly inaf'erior' to Peruviani Guano in its Fortiliz ing PriopertLies. These Phosphates are the remains of' extint~ land' andl sea animals, an<d possess qualities of' the greatest valuo to the ag r'icul tur'ist. We annox ih lanalysvis of' Prof'essor' Shepar<(l. "LAh1oItAToltY o(.' TilE i11M1'CArL COL,LEGE oF souTrl CAROLINA.. Analysis ofia samnple ot' CAltoLINA Fisit ILIZER, p)ersonally selected.. M Oistt l1re exjpel!c(d at 2120 F...................... .............................. ..........,.10 70s Orgalnic Maatter, wvitha so*ane wtater ol conmbiniatione expelled at a low red heat ...............&6.5 Fixeul I 'gretliena .................................................................................66.80. Aanoaa ... -... -... ............ ...... .. ............... . 2 In solu ble..................... 6 ......01...... Eq uvlat t o 13 48 In solu ble (buaao). 13.13 24 75 P'hophate of Limo. sulphuric Acikt........................11.01 Equtivalenat to 23 65 sualpaate of Liamo. suim al e of Pot ash............................................. 8' an 11,(ae.. f8... ............................................ Ca On th strtihaI of tie'se'r'esutksIYam gld t erIf'ytot stperlority.of ,the CARIOLIN A. FEIt1ILIZEII, examined. ..U iEAI) r VV o will fur'nisha this execlenat F ElTi'lLIZER to Planter's and others. at ~600 per' Itn of 2,000 lbs. GEQO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., Nov.3, 3--4os.Factors.. A Si)iendid Chancule, IPRA T T A M R, All EXtranori'nary Offer, AdalPol iigi ieCuty D)on't DeIlny, Solid at on1ce. GE DS'IUiNO TilE lEADING AWtIVlUlUIIlAL JOUl!NAL1 EIUIAHNSCOK,AOE,q 01F TIIE~ COUNTRY, utaaitadgara anfyap,thIi' FREEf FOREIONE YEAR. ooie' aaa tIs ls ss lre o o TIIE AsrMEne0AN ITOCK loUntNAL.-A first-taeotligmtrta.tcnbfudin claes monathly, containina 32 lnrge douabloe larsmlrpbiaios o icsmple colmni p)ages4eted to Farm io and( Stock-ol $10 tyasil,aad$10u' B3reedin g, containing -regula' (tparttfnentsClbsAnevoan-ttfutonib.. for the Practicenl Farmror', Dalryaa st.ockgn auay1t 80'ea t ustie Ilreeder, Wool Grower, and Poultry kceper', wl eev rtiosytems uuf &c., &c., &c. Illus'.rated with numeorous flon hstlttoao leatFrtCasSw En.tgravings tand botund( in handsomely tintedtg clia,EgltdyCokssldGid covers. Farmers wIll find thais monthly a tuiolo ace,ee eoeofrd m very cflionat aid in nil the dceaartnments of Aet r aae vmyloe sta se Farmting ad Stock ircedinag, t haas a Veto'-sNteal n ~ctltsi l h tts rinatry t)epartment uinder thme chairge of oneanTertie.'iagaaalrmur f. of the atbiest Professors in the United stattes,Isaorlirlthnw erbfreferd who tanswera tharough the JoUurNAr.,, frce oflaanytllhae'IiteUaodSts.A chart e, amll questionas relatinag to Sick, lIajured sacadd~0Swn ahii,(elywrJ. or I) senasei hlorses, Caittie, Shaep , Swinoe or o)isorrduztoraClbtacnhe Poultry. lTus every subscriber has a llorseo bato nweeiitae as aghi and Cattle Doctor yun. cn IltdyCok,wrh$5 o lb WVe are now prepared to offer thme AMKI ht a i onu non a;wLl.sht OAN 1TooK JloUIIIAL as a FnNtN 01FTi forgedadohxWte,&c tania one year, to ,i, .r. NBw 5UnsOatlBmEn8 (or 10rtosiNwi h ln fr,ir Aea nlom to1 lap Now berry IIMERALD, wito Shallcmec ~orlss s st q~v h a Tsis mmd andl( byw in tad vance. e uzfrtmbancoftd'yt.W. Thi isrreob ity wrach thae intelli,.iviellesaswntgtebstrdchcp geot)pi 16of our sootton wvill no doubt dtily etria ae t xsec t ea 15 o apprechato, hianid in your- sutbscriptions atasanrcevitro owoJnuy171 once and accuroe Tle TooK JlOURNAL, freeor'OsadfraslIl oy hc ilb for one year. sn ssu-lbAet upidwt To 7, 1. F. So R 11. GRENEKEiI' seiekPeimLss e FLOALGUlDE FRATOR 187FR0ARY L TheXrtRdiio 'o On Ifn and fr ~e1to Jnaynxt ewl l'wen ThoOutabdAgent,.isuofaV,i'a'sopy of th ted Catlgue of Seeds anad Floral Quide,isht6 (ftefv4 pullhed and roady to send omut. If 1i e lo gAlyprnted on fine tintod pape, ltA~ fb fnowood Engravings of Iow and Vegetables, and a beautiful r TA).* oua .Plato-onstltng oseven varlotles pfh6 Drttnmondill, a ng a lneo ' -____________ - Instrattve Floral Guide A yng APOt~ ~ 1 pian antd thaorduu directkI ns fot' 6~'A - Tho Florat 4o( o tia le@ a wbfincff ~04a .WIthout PPlIeatlo) bet -f 04oFea248ed .to all who anti :n-all, foi. (oft c'6nts, whieh is not -il th cost. AMdsess, JAMES VIOX,Ad all reeiopale ln of thlounrmtry Ju 61 f.RehetThe.Y. 1 reatr ewYok rcl1). , Iort