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A Gem For Every Month. A Morro FOR EvEnr Sros. MY MIlW. JULIA M IIAUERMANN. JANUARY. By he-r who in tit month is born No gem save Garnets should be worn: They will insure her constancy, True friendship and fidelity. FElBRUARIY. The February-born will find Sincerity and peace of mind, Freedom from passion and from care, If they the Am,atlyst will wear. MARCII. Who on this world of ours their eyes In March first open, shall be wlse, In days o' peril firm and.brave, And wear a Bloodstone to their grave. o APRIL. She who from A p'il dates her years -llaonds should wear, lest bitter tears For vain repentance flow; this stone Inblen of innocence Is known. hMAY. Who first beholds the light of day In Spring's sweet flovery monith of May. And wears an Emterald all her life, Shall be a loved aid happy wil'. JUME. Vwho comes with Sumter to this earth, And owes to .iJuue her day of birth, With ring of Agate on her hand. 0,an health, wealth, and long life commandi. JULY. The glowing Rluby should adorn Those who inl warm .Inly are born; Then will they be exempt and free From love's doubts and anxie'y. AUGat1ST. Wear a Strtlonyx, or for thee No conjngal felicity ; The Angust-born without this stone, 'Tis said must live unloved and lone. SEPTEMBER. A r tiden born when Autunt leaves Art rusilintg it September's breeze, A Stpph,ire on her brow should bind 'Twill cure diseases of the naind. OCTOBER. October's child is born for woe, And life's vicissitudes must know; But lay an Opal on her breast, And hope will lull those. woes to rest. NC,1'RiIER. Who irst comes te this world below Vitht drear November's fog and snow, Shoull puize the Topaz, atmber hue Emblen of ft ie,d aui:lovers true. DECEMBER. IfCVOlt:December gave you birth, The month of snow and ice and mirth, Place on your hand a Turquoise lbue Stess.s ill bless whatc r you do. ---1)e,orest's Monthly. T HE Dmox NEVERL WEEp,--It is vt.strt.iking faet--the 'dying~ noever Wop The0 ciro~lo 'cf sebbing, ago. 'nizocd hecutts -aron nrd F;'odunoos no t 'eno tea'r. Is -it :t,lat ho is inson wTitbe and stiff:abr'oa4y ini the chill 'of' disso1inn? ' Iat can not be, iffor he:adks forlt'hie, father's hand, aslif be;gain mtJ--.gth in the mortal str'ugdh, .ann. 'er.ns on the breast of' mdh$,Wbrother, or sistor, with 8st1 l:cdtr ts affection; and( just afola'o 'rompiring, at eve, after a llong .hy's converso with the ~ngo'i of dumm ons, he says to h is dU&:st brother-the last audible ~ood night of ear'th--"Kiss me kiss me!" It must be becauso the dying have r'eached a point too deep f'or oar'thly crying and weep. ing. They are face to face with higher andi holier beings, with the 'Father in Heaven, and his angel throng, lodI on by thte Son himself;~ and what are the grief's of a morn. ing, tears of a (dying faro'well-be it that they areo shod by the dear est on earth-int that vision br'ight of' immortal Ilfe ar"I everlatina roun ion. A few~ ntights since, as the nighi express on the New York Centra R~oad was near Amsterdam, a ba by, who was looking out of at open window, gave a s4pring, anc in an intstatnt full f romt its mother' arms to thu gr'ound. The afl'right ed mother, without a thought o the (danger', rushed to the doo1 and leaped from thoe train. A: soon as possib,le the ears wer' stopped, anid backed to the spot where every Otto expeted to lear'r of the fatal injurmy of both mot,bol and chil. Bitt, strange to say neither wals h:urt, except thtat tht baby had a alight bruiso on thi sideoOf the head, Trho mothe, stated that, as she saw the chil< go out of' the window, her' only thought w~as that she "wanted th baby." - Dr. Osgood, the recent pasto of the Unitarian Chur'ch of' th Messiah itn Now Yorkc city, hma been received as a communican at St. Luko's, EpiAcopa'l. JIo wvii soon enter the Epi:scopal minis try. The National Banks in Souti Carolina have $11,669.85 in gold *271.24 in silver, and $3,458.06 ii gold obecks. Total of specie, $15, 899.10.. A Nevada editor looks into nest of rattlo.snakes fr'om his bot room window. JANUARY. a 20 4 tfu7 8 1 11 1213 14 15 171 20 21 22 ) 2 I2 252o 27 . 28 2U CA L E FEBRUARY. I.4 5 6i1'1w j 12 . i7 8 ItS (t MARCH. ) W T 8 c .. 2 .4 4 5 0 71 910i12 $~ 1 .1 14 1 5 11,17 18 19 2o .1 22 11 21 26 20 4 25 30 APPHIL. < . . .. .. .." Neatly and ex cu C- MAY. 11I T r . TERMS ) 1 I 3 7 8911131 l: I 14 -. 15 16.17 t 8 1 21 21 >2. 24 2 5 2t1 27 281 ~ U ( 2 :tu31 . 7" THE ] -' - ---- i. publiahed t JUtE 't,ru'.ng at $3 8 M n'. s charges for t -- - -- thisements, $t "'A r 2- - . 1 i 3 4 inch-first inse < t . ) i 6 ! 11 11 subsequent lnse t' 12 1 1 11 1 1 7 1 JUN1 2211 T. F. & R. H. 2u6-17 28 29St3l A1 Splentlid! nffrt riaving ml.l' atrran gements with the fol lo t in first e-.t<'t pap ers and mtgar.ines, we cal elinl them wi'.h the lIeratl at the very low prices n tnmed, ami will hold this unpre. ceclented o11-r open to alt nlew subscribers from now mntil the first of April. We would atdvie that chlIo h formed in see tions and that each member o a itclub take a difft'rent. p.)p r, i this will give it great variety of interestitg reading to neighbor hood.s. We fintther fi'er to those who will get np i club) of ctn subscribers mo the Her aid al ally of the papers muurd, a copy of our p.aper free, or for a club of twenty with the paper:4 named, one copv of the Herald and a colpy of anv of the magazines or pa pers in tlie list. 'Youg ladies and gentle. men wtith i vetry little exertion can nake up a club untder terms so advantags'otts. Read the list aid : rtms: 'TitMS OF SUDssCRIPTION. Sing?o copies.....................$ 3 00 Flyce copies......................12 50 Ten copies, (and 0ne extra,).........22 50 Herald acnd XIX C:entury............0 00 lIerald and( lluraI Carolinian ......... 4 50 Herald and New Feleemic............0 25 Hecrald and Ladty's Friend...........4 50 Hleraild anid Sait nrdcay Evening Post. 4 50 HIerald and Southecrn Cultivator.....4 50 Herald and1( lucral A merican.. ........3 50 Herald ainu Stock Journal...........3 25 Herald and Evening Lamp...........4 25 Herald anid R(iverside 3Marainei..6 00 Herald anid School Dayt Visitor..4 0') Herahli acid Eteleelle Mcigaizicne.......6 00 Heiralid acid Peters' Mcusicatl 3Magazine 4 50 H[erahul ai D)emort's 3Magatzine... 5 01] ilerail. ancd 1Ie's Weekly. . ... ....4 50l lierald inch SouthIernc F.tcrm & Home. 4 50 Hlercald undcc Iee .Journcah anid Nation ccl Agr'iclturist..............' t65 PI'llISIIER~S Newbe'rcy Herald. Coltoi PhuiiCookSton Plain and Extension Top, P'leaso examine andc test this Stovo ant you will flind it till we represent it to be. For Economy in Fueli For D)urability; For Capacity.ini Bakinlg,Boil. inlgandl Br'oilinig; For Simplicity in Manage. ment; For Cleanlliness in Cook ing; For great p)ower of Heat ir Baking and Boiling, witi of vry small Consumptior ofFuel ; For Beauty of DeSIgn. For Smoothness of Casting and Elegance of Finish; The "Cotton Plant' ST ANDS UNEQUALLED, ASII1R P1AlAlRI, Colhi , 8. 0,, Sle A gent for one half thce Stste of 8. C. A TTENTIUN, Convivialists to the Bar, Your attention is called to the large variet; of plain and fancy drinks to bo had at the Exohange, -Consisting of English and A meriean Puinel es lp an8angares. Tomi and Jerry's pagne Hock, or Chiabils Ctup, hirandy Chair t eelie, Blranidy Scaffa, Porter Cup, Clare TermsCash. D. M. WARD & CO. nc. 15 40 os . JULY. S (Tl ( S Mt TWTP S .. .. . T 1 8 4 5 9 1injl 12;13 14 1616 1718 1924 21 2223 ( ) N DAR 1 .._ __ L++2_ U 1.) AUCUST. 4 ',M1T IV11Fg (.) ..i[ 2 8 6' 7 8 9 lo 1112 1:1 14 15 16 17 i1 1'2n 21 223294 227 ..S' .3 ....,.. .. 48 10l )1 SEPTEMf3'R! I 1 (7 8'19 22|23 21 6'20 7 28129* 3t1. ccTo E R. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ) / u il ti 9 t tI1c 1 12,1:1 1.1 15 ' 1' 117 181 9 20)'9 22 231 2 227 28 29 pedlIlously exe, au 8l_.. .. ... . NOVEMB'R CASH. s- T ().-- 6 7 8 9 111 11112 13 14 15 16 17 18119 ERALD 21 2 2247 28 '2 27 28 29 o .... ... very Wednecdnv--- ) erNannumln ad-DECEMk3'R transient adver- -- 1'T t I por rgqulre-one N1"I- , rtion, and $1 for . . .) 1tio s . 7 8 1.... . . GRZENEKER, 11:311,111 P 'roprieors ' 25 2 7 2 81 212 23 1 22827830 .l.. .. Sashf&d Blinds. The sub sriber Es plEasre in announc. ne to thi. cotmunity that, having made all necessary arrangements, he Will be able to furnish Sash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Vfery Moderate Rates !! For Cashash ANDRtEW' U. CIIA,131AN\' Oct.7 411 tf. Newberry C. I1., S. hs onMae,'allc whic he ias prared n to rihat, verysnit teasonbl ates, wadh promnessr and dneeispath ilheai ashoa wihathe a nfreeouhagt GlHass, awyn Blnds,dwilb fAniht atthe rate ft0po at. ! Ti:n fufor asharng,iesb ANRW(. C. hAP.AN Oewerr 7 S1I I. C., Jnly . I. . TOk Me'ta W ltlicN BulA S C--earesno pprT-Il t ur ll CaBEs with constanty em haynd ful haomr. inhes owhle aot'e nimevrco the 'imre 'nemsit. lIirnss , li ghts nmfus ollsowuinb eonil of. ith sex eniy earero o furis a5 pe ning.nl roptemisum byt otisen th id whoesismetohe. uies sv unclirln nlerys ofhv ascaen. ht all rwhod will thi oie mayon sent fshe aidrge. n ter Tosc is alwr n o l ti:-fe ,awe will et 81 toi~.ii pat o the rube of wri ting ull pr. i s ai vauble smle which w lild to come. mnce wner k n an'si cl ask os:' "Th l'ec ie'sa~s fml nhesapes pubst-snrese sbi Iha is ti on lietier, it'youlwant ilrarednto proidab' wis' orknc itiess E .'ti. A.2 O,A o sr MAISL Jsh DeIC.8,8--m. with Il ' diet)1ion. ( r -utue arepaow prypniiil tl ii The i d s Isis sC0 .iiet tit Ju. hiieuyssl Rsit in lt'. the i~nlso'l ctueoritr 25vrhsI:bt.'os oft' for sex0 peai y n i on A iso Cemi Fre u . at, ciinlbrosr all ii th in by iiut.'o &ci , t ei d b mn11. 4s l btti~iUsiF.arly liosi wIs o ta i pr iep nis or I i ic onovers'ss 'lad A11$)nrli inssiie, e hunded;i i n25 p 10 ha, pe. $opai~ I he 5 rslyfgreerb wloong Jaihparn ilarnnysauble cs.snp eich epil. Truet Capt' mci Crberry, afor pn ei1 o towland 1cuilue, Li.0terar 'osiudred,-n prpni, th dires ict in. tradl e wiprsptlis li. Se.-.non Commisrion . iIt M hzsl' .W it T yoN. s)dioon uirp~sNu,rosries a wo rehuryot, MarssE ' A.IN '., Esaihe DAe . 48-4m. 4-Usi Te Newerry I Irald iClhbe wClli We woill' club the lEAt. it the lOttuar') AMERICA niththevrc lw(l.o 3 0 o 2boprs oeer, (1870;) ands thy irl Amicn anI w"sisllbsntsI Fubs, all thea bneto oftia 1869, o pald sbyries who lsen. inrl the names to healyi! rore $1 ia chaneito oobtath adgral,8 e Fam idrPaer; pubished00 inrte hUnte Ste, ard rgsthebl ni,Dfo Onl FiF, papiier!'Su,ch a0 chauacIis rare,iad it'ss wil b to'the ('nbterst ofor reasder towcllsad culsub 81.0rib ' lisom ei, a losred vte RuroAmei 'cn fo 'teibalanc of 1869 Filurts,ati; l T. 5.I, F''(I. (4.11. 'ls GRNrErIE aR. i os 1 7, 5-6 Decidedly Nice. Thain just returnedIrom New'lYork a ith oter willis i the ltt sihtle, and r fullstoAk oft mteriasylo saleteo $ by0ysefoi uif 1my9 ctomrs,sIhinviteca who are ni til namg torcei! mer s a peranet oitizn sli carleat myd galer overMayes & arteltn'i Uste, ads for themsles.Dfoony7' Toto goodS ork ant regasal pricef s paero u charcreooigr, and ot muc it to tpic treto u etes ocl n u sc.Ieson o fasitofur rihotr, s 'ctI1'4 tF. 17k. 11. ISNEKAN. ,shor Coice oft 1000 laties stls ONDL -'sh stock ach WiiersflSee b. Sial , nti -n tio Drecsseatt a ern&c,inued citn harg sorers.ndrculars stheee. Noch3g foLaoking aStre t hngo,Il INSURE ,N THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHIL'ADELPHIA. ALEX. WHII.LDIN, F'resldeut. UEO. NUUENT, Vioe-I'redident. JOUN t:. WILSON, secretary. JO11N C. slm8 , Actuary Asse>ts, - - $2,500,000. Annual Income, 1,000,000. The Amerieann-Is now one of the Oldest Compailes in the United States, Chartered 18410. , The Ameriean-IHas $200 of Assats or every $101 of liabilities. Tihe Anericaon-ever lost a dollar of in vestm,ents. The Ameriean--Issucs policies Oil ALL de stable plans. The American-Stakes Ar.t. polieles non-for. feit,ble. Th Ameriean---Pays Life Policies to the insured at the age of eighty years. The Americn-llas no unnecessary restric tioit,, on tivel and retiidence. The Americtn--Declares dividends annual ly nt tie end of the lirst year. The Ameriean-PIays all losses promptly. liits all the tanhles of rates for Lifie, En downent, lncomo Prodneting, leintr Pre tinmu, Prtntit liedueing, Child rent's En downent Policies, anl gratnts Annuities on most titvora'le terms. Its rates are low. It has both the mutual and stock plains. GALDW EsL L & IlIIENI'/Elt, Gen'l Agents North and South Carolina. Oflice First National Bank building, Charlotte, N. C. RteFrR TO Ex. Gov. Vance, Charlotte, N. 0. (ien. Jio. A. Young, " " Gen. Alexander, Columbia, S. 0. Col. Jas. Gibbn, "" "" "" L. D. Childs, "' 4 J. NEWTON FOWLES, Agent, Newberry, S. 0. g" Agents Wunted. Liberal arrange ments will be made with men who MnAN nusIsNSS. June v 22 ly. Kinsman's Candy Factor., Our long experionoc in the CONFECT1I\NARY 3ANUFATumNIG, Ilas taught us that Candy man ufactured from lower grados than CR.USIED SUGCA"I, will not Stand our clinato and we warrant our Candy to he mtnituf'acture<l purely f'rom CRUSIII'LI SUUA . No chargo for boxes. A largo( discount if cash is sont before shipment. KINSMAN BROS., 279 King Street, Charleston, S. C. AR-Registerel Letters and Post OMlice Money Orders can bo sent at our risk. Oct. 20 .10 Gm. Grover & Baker's IIRST1 P)RITlIUM F1ilILY 5SE\1N( 1A1 IL1a This Sltnine ras awarded the 1licinkT Pntzt: at the W1'orl,d'i Fair at Puris, 1867, fotr ins )h;u.inti .n-ry of wos, E i..wia'c1-r. aind STnxI r oftiiI S-rnrTn, EAs. of' tdov. MvENr, andi SltPn'.ncvTY of CONSTaU(.foN. KINSMAN'S BROS., 279t King Stu.et, Agent for South Carolians. Oct. 20 411 Gam 3.21llE Advertiser, hatvinug been, restotredl to health in as few weccks, by at very slit pie retedy, after havrinig sunffered severn! years with a severe hIngn affectlin, ntwnl that dlretad diseaseo, U.,nsumnption-is tunnxlous to tnake known to his~ fellow suiferers, the mtens of i enre Tio all "who desire it, hec will send a copy of thne prescription used (free of' charge), wlith the dlirectionsi for prepari,' and using tine samte, whichl thney wvill find a suare enre for' Consutin t, A'thma:iti, BIrontchiti, etc. Thie object oft'the nvertister itn sennhg the Pretcriplion is to' 'tit the nilliete'd, aund spread iinformuation wih he nceCives to be ianvatluable; annul he hopes every snniferer ili try is remedy, a's It will cost thema nothinig, Parties w ishiing the Praescriptiont, wvill ploee ndnre-ss lti:v. EDWAIl)D A. WILSON, Wllhnmsbunrg, Kings Co., N . 1'. DR. SHALLENBERCER'S Fever and Ague AIN TID OT E AIurnyu Stops the Chills, This Medicine has been beforo tho Pab lie fifteen years, and is still ahead of all other known remedies. It does not purge, does net sicken the atomach, is perfectly safe in any dose and under all circum stances, and is the only Medicine that will CURE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Fever and Ague, becauso it is a perfect Ant1. dote to lliarita. Sold by all Druwcaints. nov 24 ly LORILLARD'8 Is att excellent "EU REK(A" iate'*f grnt': Smoking Tobacco I wherever intro ducedt It is universally admired. It is punt up In handsonne muntslin bags, in whinch erders for Meerschautm Plpes are daily packed. LORILLARD'8 I classed by all Yacht 01 u b tlione teo Smoking Tobacco al;" it is utdo of the chnoice'st leaf grown ; it is anti-nervous in its eficts, as the Nicotine has been ox tracted; it leaves nto dilsagreoahle taste after smnokinng; it is very mild, liht in color aind weighnt, hence onte pound wv ili mast as long as 3 of ordinary tobacco. In thinis brand1 we also pack orders every dhay for first qtality Meer schaumn Pipost. 'fry It andi convince youre, seives It,Is all it claim,s to be, "rTII PINEssv OF A LL."' LORILLARD'8 T 'his brand of' CENTURY FneCtchw tig tob)acco has OhewIng Tobacco, no equnal or sin perior anyuwhere, It is withnout doubt the best chewiang tobacco in the country. LORILLARD'S have nlow been S NU FF S 'te ncSt'n over,110 yours, and still acktnowvledged "line best" whierever used. -If yeour storekeeper does not hasve these ar . tIcles for sale, ask him to get thoem; thney are y sold by respectable jobbers almost every Cirectlar of prices forwvarded on application. nF aa. LORILL ARD, New York 3. N. ROBSON, Oomminion Merchant Ncs.1 &-2, Atlantic Wharf, fIf AIRLESTON, S. C. It ng amplo means for alvances, a bus. mess experience of twenty years, and con. lining himself ntrletly to a Commission Butsinesu, n Ithout operating on his own no. count, respectfully solieits consignmuents of Gotton. F'lobr, Wheat, Corn, &u. Shippers of Produce to him may, at their option1, have their consignuments sold citier in Ciarleton or New York ; thus having the 'dvuntnle of two markets, without ex tra cotiniss on. REFERENCES: Bishop W. bl. Wightman, S. C; Col. Wim. Johnson, Charilotto N. C; Rev. T. 0. Sommers, Tenn. ; Ilon. Joht , P, King, An. gustn. Ga. ; blessrs. Geo. W. Williams & C:o., Chaleston, S. C. ; Messrs. Williams, Taylor & Co., New York. April 28 17 ly. John Izard Middleton. John W. Williams. J. I. MIDDLETON, AND COMMISION MERIIANT, No. 7, South Street, B.A.LTIMOR E. Particular attention to sale of Cotton, Rice and Southern Produce, and to purchase of Grain, Guano and Plantation Supplies. Lib. eral advances against Bill Lading. Oct 0, 39-Cmos FARMERS! Increase Your Crops and Improve Your Land. by using PHENIX GUANO, Imported by us direct from the Phwnix Isl ands, South Pacilii Occtu, Wilcox, Gibbs & Co's. IANiPULATED (jUAN 0. Prepared at Savannah, Ga., and Charles ton, S C., which has proved in the soil the best Manure in use. FOR BALE BY WILCOX, GIBBS & CO., Importers and Dealers in BUAKNDS. 99 BAY STiREE1', SAVANNAHI, GA. 61 EAST HAY-ST., CIIARLESI'ON. S. C. 241 HItOAI) STItEET, AUGUSTA, GA. Also, by (l. T. SCOTT, Agent, Newborry, We also keep Pure No 1. PERUVIAN G'AI;O, Pure 1)ISSOlVED l)ON1; Pure LA NI) 1'LASTER. For further informatior, ad.!-ess as abovc for circular, or subscr',e to ''Southern Agri. culturist, published by V. C. Macmurphy & Co , at Augusta and .>avannah, Ga., at thc low price of 2:5c. per annum. Dec 1, 47--4mos. N9 A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful Indi cretion, will, for the sake of suFTerig haumanity, send free to all who need It. the reccipt and directions for mn aiking thme sImple remedy by which he '.nts enrod. Snafierersq wishinug to proifil lby sh;e Advertiser's experience, can diu .o by addressing, uin perf.ect enmfidec, JOhlN lII OGDEN. Innet 2 21 ly. No. 412 Cedarsst ., N. Y, DR.NH.BAER, IWIIOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST, 131 MEETING STREWET, (Opposite Maurket St.,) CHARLESTON, S. 0. Dee 22, 50-tf PETERSON'S MAGAZINE. Tile Cheapest and1 best in the World. SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1870. This popular Monthly Mlagazie gives morn for the nmney thon anly in tihe world. For 1870, it will be greatly improved.' it will Containa ON ET;iot'8A NI) I'AG;E81 FtU I')I E EN SP'LEND 1)D STEEl L'LATES TlW iXVE MAi.011011 lioilblN t'ATEl1( NS NINE Il'NIlED WOOD (CUTSI TrWEi'Y-FOUlt PAGES 01' 3UsI01 All this will be g ivena for only TWO 1)OL. l.A itS a year. or a dollar Iless than Mfagazines oj the clins, of "Peterson." Its 'I1N,1 'fAI,~ AND NOVELL1flThR A re the best Imiblidhed anywhere. All the mosl popular wvriiters are emlnod to write originally for 'JPeterson.'' In 1870, in aielition to its' nsual quaintity of short stories, FIVE OlRIGINAI COl'Y'.-1G1lT NOV'EIlTS will be given, vie.. "The Prisoner of' the lInstile." by Mirs. A'nn 8, .9tephienst lhe Secret ait linrtramn's Itolme." b Mirs. ,,ne tI.. Austn; "Kathmleeni's Love Story, by time amtor of' "Ethoel'm Sir L,auncelot t'' "Art En,emy'"s llevenage," by the author of' "Tihe See 01( Lif'e;" "Ilow it Enided," by Frank Lee Ilene. MIAM13OTI'i ('OL.OI ED F'ASIIION PLATrES Ahend of ail ethers. Theiase pntes are engraved onl mtee*l, twice the usal size, and contain six fIg. mres. Th'ley wilbe superbly colored. Also, a pattern, from woha D)ress, lantlilla, or Child's Ursmcnbect out, witlaout the nid ofum nmtnui maker. Also4, several patges oft ilotseaoldi ami oIler receipats; in short, every ting imnterestinag tc SI' PEl PI'IIiU3 ENG RAVING I To every person getting uip a Cflub for' 1870 will be sent tiratis, a copy of our ne'w amid lenldl air-zzotinmt for frammig (size 24 lohes by 10) "Our Famther WYho Art in lleaven.t" 'This is thi molust desiriablo prenmsim ever oliered. Yor latrge !itnha, na will be scen below, am extra copy o' the 3Mngazine will be sent In additiont. T[EI3M8-Alwvays in Advanco: ,OneoCopy, foroine year-----......... 2 0 'fwo Copie, for one year. .......... Three Coies. for em yCar-.-. ........ Ife F"ivo Cope, for one year. andt 'one to &tte EgtCopIes, 'ner'lir,n Sn''e't 8 0 or up of tor,-------------..........12 Fou rteen CopIes. froeya,adoet gett er uap of club,............... ... 2 0( Address, Po~st-Isaid, CiiA IILES9 J. P'ETElUSON, No. 816 Chestnuit Street, PItladelphla, 1''a. CI .Speci mm et to those wishin t Gr eenville and Columbia R aIlroad, G sE 8 UP'EilNFEND.ENT'S OFFICE, CoLUanUA, .Jainuary 16, 1870. ON and after W EDNE8DA Y, January 109 thie following Schedmule will be ruin doily, Sutaday epe, conneething with Night Trrain en Somal (1 limtaIond, iii andi dowtn, and( wilth Night ilion ( .ltarhltt, Colutmbla and Augusta lIoad Leave (llutmbina-..---.----.---....7.0 a a ALton...-'-....--......40 a m Ariewber'''''"'''.. ..1.10 a am Ariv -A-b-v-l-e-.-.-.--.-.-..... .00 p am ..der... ..--.. -...........42 pm lArivo, Co un Yai ...'.'.',''..,.'. 5.at onerson.n......o.toAndrso M -m JA$E 0. {EltE1Ti m Equality life Insurance Co1, OF VIRGINIA. RRA$ONS WHY EVERY OE eI1OULD IN8URB IN Tlll EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE COM. I'ANY OF 0RilMOND VIROINIA. 1st. It is more LIBERAL to the INSU. REllS than any other eompany, and will eventually become PURELY MUTUAL and belong to the INSURERtS. 2u. It circulates Its money anmotagt its patrons, who aro the insurers. Gonse. qluently they are continually getting the benefit. of tho rapid aneumulations of the Company, the money being invested by the Board of Directors amongst the in surers. Therefore the invurers are build lug up an lustitui ion peculiarly their own and conducted for their benefit. 8d. The loans of this company are as lib. eral as other cewpuntes who declare divi. dends at the cud of the secoad, third and fourth years, but thIlas Compmay at the end of the first and every year. Thereby the insuret saves several years' interest on his loans by insuriug in this Company, and he never loses his mtoney ii lie pays up for ONE WHOLE YEAR ; whereas, in other compa. nies, h has to renain un insurer for sev. oral years, or le loses all the money le has paid. DAVID 11. CLARK, President. TIOS. 1I. W YNNE, Vice-President. JOHN Q. WINN, Secretary. General JAMES 11. LANE, Actuary. Dr. F. 11. DA'l'KINS, Sledical Advisers. I)r. L. 1I W. 1)AV IhS, Judge JOIIN A. MEREDITII, Counsellor. nI RECTORS. J. B. WINSTON, Treasurer and Secretary R. F. & P'. R. 1R. WM. J. JOHNSON, of Johnson & Hunt, Wholesale Grocers. WM. II. POWERS, of Winston & Powers, Wholesale Grocers. ALBERT ORDWAY, Treasurer Bucking. ham State Company. J. F. GIlBSON, Snperintendont Adams' Ex. press Compaiy. CIIAItLES Y. 1ORRIS, Morris & Co.'s Su. gal. tefinery. G. A. PEPLE, Superintendent Manchester Cotton Mills. JOHN II. TYEL.IR, John I. & John Tyler, Jewelrt'ra. MOSES lI LLIIIil, Wholesale Dry Goods. TIIOM1AS S. BA LD WIN, Clothier. 4MIN M. G)DDIN, Cashier I'lanters' Bank. J. Rt. DOWKI,LL, Superintelent Wes:ern Union Telegraph Company. ALEX. G. ROl3ErNTSON, Ca lie Broker. GEORGE 1. IIERRIN(G, Wholesale (rocer R. f. BROWN, of' Brown, Jot''-s & Go., Wholesale Grocers. A. ROIKKI:It, Druggist S. M. ROSI'NIIA U. ,t S. & M. Rosenbaum, ry Goods. Equalit.; Life I>sinrance Co. Exa!iue its Pamphlots before you Insure, It I, . to your inte'-est to do Po. Sfrilicial Oflie 1015 'Min Street, Rimond, Va. AGENTS WANTED EItYrWI JOHN A. CII *,PMAN. Dn. JAM. MoIvrO$H Aocal Agen t. Examining 1'hysioian, BENZ. G. HERIOT, Gen. Travelling Ag't, Fep. 22 37 1y. Charleston, 8. C. CARRIAGE AND BUGGY FACTORY. Weo wil keep constantly on hand a choic vaiety of line TopOi and14 no Top Iluiggies o)f the lautest andu n oat ajppros ed Old Cairri:age's andaa i3uggie's renovated amid iiade to lotok good ats niew. Speainl all entioni givenm to repairing fine Carriatges and. Iluaggies which is iampoirtlat flipair nai do,ne in the best mananer and In connaetion nith1 naur factory we are Iillintg oi'rer fora lie (arri;ige. light Rlock atways, GerantaIownms Phei~atons, To'p iandl no Top l3uggies fromt a lirst class. North ern Factorya~. Terams cash oin deiivery. Our' factory is near Ih De' )apot. J. TAYLOR & Co. July 21 2S ly. Baugh's Raw Bone Supsr-P ho ph det of tiE I an now receivinag my Kiupplies5 of this Inmare and l'luters. can a ely upon g1 etting n article fully up to standuardl ,a per analysle. A -1 bought from mayself or authorize'd Agents, I ill gutar anbtee, as every caurgo so) Soldu, Is anialysedl on2 arr. val hecre, nda the high chiurnaerer ii' the msanre fully kept up. .1. N. lIttIISON. SoIc Ag't ror So. Ca.. Nos. I anmd 2 Atlanicl CAlIll.,i & McCAU(idlllN .Agents for Newberry Co. 18*rof. Shard11l~ Says fanaulvsis made Oct. 10. 1800,"A vatibl mnure aind declhidly sumperior to thne artIcle of last year." SpernIint nad by M. C. M. Ilammnond, of Nir manure,887 lbs. Seed ("ottn per acre. 176 lbs. P'ernuvian Guano, 13281bs Seed Cotton per 1751 lIb. t1innehl's, 1499) lba Seedt Cotton per acre. D)ec 22, 60 3mios LOOK OUT FOR YOUR MEALS ALSTQI HlOTE. DIIEIWiING tD0NmU P. P. TOALE, Charleston, S C., Mannfaelurer of Doors, Sashes, Blindse H AVNG !IELARGRST ANT) MOST COMPEl'EFACTRYn the 80nfth, erna States, and keepIng always on hand a large nndlu most comsple'o Atock stock of DOORS5, SASI ES, BLIN DS Sash Doors, Store Doors, S antttrs, MouldIngsa, &c., &e. I am e,nabled to Soll low and tat mianufac' turers' p)rlcs. N. 1B -8trict attention paid to shipping in good order. Well Boring. The undersigned respeetfually informas thao citizens of Newberry that he0 Is prepared to bore wells upon theo most reasonable termas. All work warrar,ted to give perfect saltisfac tion 2. W6FRAmNKLIN Warren, Lane. Co. COTTON FACTORS, WAREhOUSE, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, A N I) DEALERS in FERTIIZERs, A?CGr~CTSTA, GrA.. Jan. 26, 4-- 3m. -7 Soluble Manures, and Sulphuric Acid, M1NUFA CTURED A ' CJI. IRLh''TON, S. C. T NDER TilE 1)IECTION OF 1). N. A. PR.\TT, Chemist for the Sutiphuric Acid and Super-Pho'phiate Comnpany. SOLUIbE P1lOS1'llolttC ACID, in the form of Soltble 1'hosphnto of Lite or Dli. solved lone i'hosphnte, is the busis of all good I'ertilizers, itnt the.e are valuable In the ratio of Soluble Pholphorle Acid which is In thcm.n The immense deposlls of l'hraosphatic Gu,nos whiIchl were dl-covered ho 18ra7 in South Carotinn, by i)r. Prntt, consists minnlly of' InusoIlble I'hosphato of im whi is made nynilanle us it Fertilizer by being ground to powder, and redttcel lw . nipbuhtrie Acid to uch it condition as to rtunko Its Iusulutale pho-phalte soible in wtlter, old thus muado capable of being taken ulp by growing plants. 'The insolublc PIhosphte to iti in any coin. mercial Fertilizer is of no more valuo to the plant than the original Phosphate roick. The greater the proportion of this Soluble Phosphate which any Fertliz:-r contais, the ioss the quantity required per acre, and con%equently the cbenpest Fertilizer Is that cos tining the highest per centat;o of Soluble l'hos;ate. Impressed with these truths, the Sulphuric Aeid and Super-'1hosphnte ('otpany have erected at Charleston the first extensive Acid Chambers South of Iil te, andi nre able to offer to planters the highest per centago of Soluble Phosph:tte of uiu known i n any market. Their Fertilizers are offered under two forms: 1. E'IWAN, No. 1.-'iir+ Soluble l'hol,phate. gunar''.ced to cont" in 21 per cent, of Dissolved lione Phosphatc of Line, $10 per ton, 10 per cent dlicotit for e'sli 2. ED l AN, No. 2.-iPeruvin Sicr-l'hl'It, gna,irat(eI to fontain 20 per cent.. iio of Dissolved I Gunoloilo 1o 9htot, a 1d I. to al le" cent. o Ammniait, with i sottleient ad%. ditn of Peruvin (uano to adapt it to ill ;-:rops, G7) per ton, 10 per ce:nt. discount for caall. )issolvcd lone, of high grnde ) OFER into any other conpst, ad we stor lanters or nia:ii1'titrers o ma d to im ir fo ini ufcurr to srugrtte m a gest that til s thet hist wil 'ie;ea'e'I illtin.dl fur mlatl nificilurers to trnnlsitu t tll," Stullihurio Acid cointiauaic! lit h l n, i xtut'e. 1i 111 I1)e2 sold( a It a fixed rate lor- each per Cuntagr. Wm. C. BEE & CO., A ns, No. 14 Adger's Himf, Uiat e ; . C. G. T. SCOTT, Agent, Ncwberrv S C. Dec. 20 52 3m. iV, T' / 10 0 . |1 1 C \ E l T i l 3-'R ' - ll n . la h73 - -d e o illu,' 210 0 ' ' . T ies + 9 o jh l e ill' rli "'+;.:rl :; 'x I e -itlid anti s a aniinals jJ"e a\ji ji^.! ses rs V qu:liie tl l: gral: alu ^to nthe. a l'I0l i tti ll sI I . 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URNA.. . -A 1'nir<ht-1to28( St . ti t. : l , . reein , iitc on'taing.reg....lar....d...arm-"-ny8 11 ersnl m 10 Engravtn' atnd'ti bound in's handsmety 111 titd 10centit tn Ci. (:ip;u 3 mi.t I i - (i.N covrs Farmer iitil this montlhy at jingI' i,u:chineto Eigh t,' :h,tis t'ihi't vrefit eent) nid L i al 2thei( dIirmnt'f st Arming nd Stc Bedi. It has n Vete a! ?) a,' 1 fner beoen n riar I' le an nmie 11h13 Cha ~of on r wn',vryhr,n tei e chre hllqetons rebiting tI a to Sick, iInjuredc .n" waso ever t ef r ii er ed Poltry Thu eerySuscibe Ia a llorseL\l spA l e\Vni 4 UAvin lchine, (reni worth andCatl Docto FnE -'~i"' ' T0.' i oil r n-: o r a Ai'h liit canI o! CAN STOOK JOUnNAtlotI, a nEGFTfrcn ihtida Cloctrki, woth o f'uiui ta tInh, on y ar t AI,, E s liCRnE S r oe thii mayi he1 'got (19 i- lIt' on da ; It ti' ' id i I to h IIICN gO1 it x .- in-t mi ld i ird oe Wa-tches, & at s im iilar newns a iftltI ,Ot lwbrr ill EnA1,2,I wo sltihallt t r t' Now ist thei t.i e . Cht Ai- n t toiio asito niie ia:'ocly and Far in airdvance comelnce tirn' liti Cs. as to eceie -nhe. le'sdairar ootunitytci which iithentll'i, ni per F .EN fo e ine ofig tei Silitnr getop for to iiteiFse'm w)ri no d Sutoduk iiealproswtigthesIAmc -os lh- bes ft hid ehieic Bpreatr. Wlal iner ymuir susy criptn', m gis - nas apis.17; o t ilsorls *e &c. secu tr a'he W t t ,itteoU l sI"i,I fr'eec nd nI,inh to~n .ts i i g i. coe's a mes wll f rT.i iti I. .ily II. GRENE Elliem nts ih 1-nn i) bcy , w ui ch lilh FtmNov 17, n 45-- ock ls''(ig t ii . Aents F trn E w.--Cithh e wArg e , g tn le e rTher f irts eitinde ntit of Ononde nndi ~rita utler;lteii tIli'Sae of'tet h san ' ol es iof li ck'st i littra- 1esiore. 1i~ en'si ':oi:tt Itt tedo ataloge thog heen Foal,fe Guido isnirIntetiIt twseerl'iehi''c puhised and reay t o s-etnd ot Sik iis tl'i. ' ~ pti .ic-ii5tcUit td Sils orgnnpited lons fii tie paperp, Swi tts,iniii$' eiu 1asln,(etl ot n,id Cegtble, andtti ~ia beautifulivwInor i IinCol:oredismnf tN is TOh JOURt ALeastrI na wiels GIFT mortatntyegtops iI(ly;itsod onneiv, loAL r v ttnushe l,n (nit'in-god5(1oirWitle, ,ttsiar The&s Fora the is pub lshed,n for hin hen, sI twI in lt' o lbA:e o euistrib my tustomers, to who tI pis Innvtt' Chl)ifreeIti'Is. snii nin'ev i a wfithout a rrpption histt'lnli the forwatedi.~xn b ltt.i~iieo h t' e gto pe wo ply u byti;u maill fo ilten cdnttys ideolpnoi c sigtIt as 'op whor sanot hear. the cost. Aiddress,iitcoy,irhiebwIl t -GREAT JREMIUM4S FOR E ARLY CLUES. VIC K'S For only ten stubsecribers, ni 81 Ota<h, Sent FLO AL UID 870 beor the 1st of Jamstary net, we wil Ittral Ameengn, oneo year, and fa copy (if the The irs ~htto ofOnehunredandNew York Weekly Sitni, one yeasr, the best~ 1'wnt '1hinianu cises f Iet'sI ltst a.etper ubI)lished, not partian in plilties! ted ataogu of eesg aitiFlord Cidoq'hits offr, for two or' three hnoturs work only, ptsnlisie( sittl ead tosendout Itha laI the mtost liberal ever before offered in thEs giunly rined Oi faw inueti ape, ilthhistory of the rturil pres.. abot 20 I ti wod sugovigs f' lowrs N. 11-A ftctr January 1st, Twelve stubscrs antiYcgcahie, an a htatfttiColo ers 1)n' t $1 ill Ibo required to entitle the Pltto-onlssni (' svenr'n'htI~ o iiIitXAgent t) then nhove 1'rnminme. 1)runioidli Inikio iteArhdn'ess, C. F. MINEli & Co., New-Brnm.. BOUQU j~ OPP.11L.~ ~* wick, Newv Jersey, (tieari York,) whetre thte Eioril Oflice anid fatrm areO S.itatd. Ciito nhttiiT,homfasi S. M o m i 'ru Forl itideisptlilstedfoATTObRt.NEY AT LAW, witnoti apliatoti htt .ivIl )0 orwunh II..a resumiied the prnetice of the Lawrr at to til wh appl itymall,for en c tts shnilce, and e.ts be' fon;sd for the presenit IwIhIuttnaftucCtt,Airo, at the Storo of' It. .ioorm.iin & Co, .Iit 5.11t. J A ..S ...O! 1.'-t- 21 8 t'