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She Always a4e Home In.n U tit0.yard stood a sio ej .c ther,a'rkeanatd.eNtledi The hand of dimo had crumbled Its i'SB.ilfit'remanhid. - #joi s'd$ I coi4 lust ttCo " n memory of our '1ot9r, b 10itvbuh spoke of "honQ 'siebbeled o.n the other. I'd kae on mohtntmnts of fame, - ligh,towering,to the skies; I'd seen. th seulptured marble stone Wheie a gr,at herb lies 1ut by this epitaph I paused, And read it o'er and o'.r, For I had r.ever seen inscribed Such words as theso before. "8t e always maile honto happy." Wi'hat A noble record left! A legacy of .ii,mosy *weet, To those she loved, bereft. And what a tez,timony given By those "ho knew her best, Engraven on this plain, rnde ston0 That it arked their nother's rest. It was an hsumble resting place; I knew that they were poor, But they hadl seen their mother sink, -And patiently endnre. They had marked her cheerful spirit, When bearing one by one Hler many burdens up the hill, Till all her work was done. So, ibhen was stilled her weary heart, Folded her hands so white. And she was carried from the houme She'd always made so bright. Ier children raised a nonmuent That money could not buy, As witness of a noble life o Whote record is on high. A noble life! but written not In any book of fame ; Amuonig the list of noted ones, None ever saw her name. For only her own household knew The victories she had won, And none but they could testify low well her work was done. Better than costly monument Of marble rich and rare, Is that rude stone whos hum,ble fcee Such words of honor bear. Oh ! mnay we chisel on ti hearts Of those of whom we love t An epitaph whose truth imay be Witnets for us above. -r Ue.txt: i) Dv Goons.-Tho New York Financial and Commercial Chron. icle, in its review of the dry goods trade for the past week says: S The market has ben comnletcly un settled by the action connenced to't days ago by Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co., in 11fei ing prints at great reductions from Y the ruling mnrket price. It is useless to p specula,te as to the object of Mr. Stewart in taking the trado by surptiso with his tl extraordinary "flank" movecment; the d fact of the novement and its results are of more importance to our readers. It. tl seems to be quite evident that the effect i1 will b"", and it was intended to be, some- a1 thing much more permanent than merely p to draw the attention of buyers to the & Dry Goods Palace on the corner of Broad. way and Chnmbers street. The result lias already been shown in a general re ductioh of pIries in prints in tuany brands 01 bleached and browna .goods, and also in imported dress g o o d s. C It niay be fairly aid that the movement d wassinangnrated b)y the most prouminent fi dry goods merchant in the United States, k andl his deliberate opinion as to the course of buinesis in the im'amediato fu ture,, as shown by this implhort4nt. re- i duction in goods, Is entitled to 'deh 1 weight. The range of cotton and' gold have recently beeni such as to wnrrant lower prices, and since the first rush at Stowart's store the tendency of these h.as al been don n wards, con firming in a re. nl maskable manner the anticipations which he~ probably held of such a courso of af- n The market closes in an unsettled con-r dltion, with a dlowniward tendency In 1 those goods which have not already been ~ reduced ini price. Pen rioere of yoseph Crews. ti The hirst inlg to he snid of Joseph Is (hat be was chairman or the coinmiittee appointed to inlvestig.ate the "'disordered t staLe of allairs" in the Thlird Gongres- I sional [District. TJheo repoirt of the comf t. mnittee shows the mianner of man he is. ti As a legislator lie is not worth mneh to ei his constituenrs of Laurons County, ,o which he represented, but was very use .2 fuli to (Ihe nmmbers of (lie Legislatiure, to ti whotm he loaned money at a bigh rate of a percentage. Josep1h is a native of North ~ Carolhina, nnd is a "nmn of pec. Josepha is very popularI( with (hoi:State omiits, and it is generally believed 'dges all the secret wmtk that is done by these oelfnbts. -Chreslon News. The State Board of EdtnentIin adjourn. ed yesterday, aufter a session of three Ii dlays. One (of the pinits of special in terest Came ntear (lie close of tlie session. Th.ey voted a memorial to CongMsk' irk. ing that a portion oif the pnUtlie lands he set naide for educational purposes in ~ this State ; and alhso that the.llilton Ilend d. abandoned hands b,e sol at once, and (Ihe s' prorceeds be dlevoted to public schools. s, Guardian 10thh A little fotir-yari old boy in 1' liliimondl Virgin, on boing asked by hisa nwother if ho would not like it to be an angel and have wings, replied that he had rathier be a N hmawkc and liveOon chickon. * : Old mon who get angry at the I vivaci ly and sportivonoss ofyouth., o' might as weoll find fault with the C sprinlg bootiso-it produces nothing & but blossoms, or expeot the fruits of autumn at that enrly sonson. At th6 tin wO(dding of Ilborts, editoi' of the Jamosvillo (WVIs.) L Gazette, a tin pen, five feet~ long, * was preson ted, bearing the inscrip. D tioin 'ho i on is mightier than 11 the Sword,. Ml4 Jolitical darlcy in Georgia has oMed a nogro Stato Convention to deroimine what shall be done -vltli white folks. The new L~ord Manyoi' of Len.. I don)18t pis l noin.n .54...^4l M" VV., Iw~.rd":. rvWlar+a ti *blb ,otoo has tttalned. In pa$ -of t", a athe country:. ASAGREA AN 8000 EDl INE, Ait U UW.m . o tao als which are constantly being recolved - ftop hyalus n ald persons who have., nap pn i u#e boNyUStYvx PRt Mott IIMAtKAntL %ALUR. AS A" RLOOD PURIFIER, if 0. The dost Powertul Ytgehble Allmlivo ET DISCOVERED. DIS1/A81S OF, T HE BLOOD. "The life of the flesh Is in the Blood," is s Seriptural maxtim that scieneo proves to bo true. The peopo.. talk of bad blog , , is ihe cavsp" f,ingny disoases, and Jiko .many popular opiloiA this of bad ,ood Is founded n truth, The iiymptons of bad blood tre ususlly uite p1 tin--bad Digestinn-ceauscs imper ect nutrition, and consequently the circu aligne i.feebl, the soft tissues lose their que nm, elasticity, and the tongue becomes ale. broad, and fregnently covered with a rtsty, white coat. This condition soon hows itself in roughntess of the skin, then It xtrrh;vx and ULUIUTIva diseases, and vhen long continued, results in serious le ions of the Brain, Liver, Lungs, or urinary ppara,tus. Mitch, .very iueh, uuftoring is aused by inptiro blood. It is estimated by omo tlat one-fitl of the human funily are fibcted with sOrolula in Somo form. When the Plood is pure, you are not so able to any disease. M.iny impurities of ho Blood arise from inpuro diseases of trgo oiticR. Eradicate every impurity from he fountain of life, and good spirits, fAir kin and ital strength will return to you. KOSKOO! AS A LIVER /NVIGORATOR/ STANDS UNIIVALLED. icing tlto only KNOWN Medicine tat xFFiIKNTI.Y stillates and CoRicTrs tC htepiatic secrelionS and functional OF: Axaut,rs of the LivERt, WITnOUT Dr'u.t AriN,u the system. While it acts freely up tt the Liver instead of copious purging, it radually changes the discharges to a per ctly natural state. YuITOMS OF LIVKt COMPLAINT AND OF SOME OF :TIlOSE I)IS1.SES 'ItO DUCED BY IT. A sallow of yellow cdlor of the skin, or (llowish-brown spots on the fice and other irts of the bddy ; dulnes! and drowsiness, )tpetipnes headache ; -bitter or bad taste in id mtouth,' internal heat: in mtahy cases a ry, teasing cough ; unsteady appetite; Imetiles sour stomach, withi a raisiig of to food; a bIopted or full feeling abont to stomach alid'ides ;' aggravating pains I the sides, back, or teast, and about the toulders; constipation of the bowels - les, flatlence, coldness of the extremities, C. KOSKOO!s a remedy of Wonderful Eflicacy in thr" ire of diseases of the Kidnaey's and lad er. In these AfTeetions it as n.ear a speci ui as anty remedy can be. It does its work ily, slently, atnd sturoly. Then Relief hich it alfords Ia both certain and percep, ble. ISJMASES OF,'111E KIDNEYS ~ANf'BIJADDElU~ Persons unalcquatiinted with the struetutr id funtins of the Kidneys ennutiot esti ate the impornita nce of th eir healthy acetionl. Rlegular amid suhlicient action of theo Kid sy's is as impotrtant, nay, et-t eno so, an regularity of the bowels Thle K,iev-s tmovo front the Blood those effete mnatte'rs hicht, if pernitited to remalin, would speed. y destroy life. A totatl atuspension of the rinaty discharges will occasion death fr-omt tirty-six to forty-eight, htotirs. Wheni the Urineo is voided in smtall gatan ties a1t the time, or whent there is a dispo. tioni to Urhlimte miore frequenatly than atu.it I, or whenm the Urine is high colored or aiig unkil weamk ness it the smiall of the ack, It should not be-tifled with 'er de yed, butt Koskoo should be taken at once remtedy te difloenty, bietore a lesion of ec orgatns tiakes ilace. Most of thme dis iaea of the Bladder originate from those the Kidneva, theo Ut ine being imperfectly erpied- hmj tfro .idneoys, prove irrita"tig to to Bladder iand UJrintiry spassatges. WhVien e recolluet that medicine nevecr reatches me Kirieya except thurouagh the general clr tition of the Blloodi, we s.c how necessary is te keep the F"o.tntaint of Life Pucrc. KOSKOOJ cots with GIIEAT SUJCCESS In the CUttE of ISEASE Or TiI mEVOUS STMm, Almost nite-tenthts of outr peoplo sutffer Omt ntervous exhuaustion, andl are, there ire, liiable to its econoitat evils of men .l depressioni, confused ideas, softtning of io brami, insantity, and comple,te hrcnkintg awvn of thte general health. Thtousanids mire iflerin g to-day with broken-dlown nervous ,'stemrs, antd, unfortuniately, tobaeco, alco al, ,late huours, over-work, (tmenttal anti Wysicatl), areeineing tdiseases of the nier ans systemt to incre.tse at a fearful ratio. The symitoma to u htich dliseases of tlio ner mits system give rise, may be statted nts fol. ws: <A 4nl1, hecgvy feeling int the heatd, inetimes'mtore or less severo pain or head. hle ; Periodical Hleadlache, Dizziness, olses or flinging in thte Hleadt ; Confusioni Ideas ; Temuporary Loss of Memory ; De. etion of Spiri.ts; Starting during Sleep; isd Dreamts ; Hfesitatin in - Answering Liestiois; Ditinesa of Hearing ; Twitching the Feo anid Amns, &o, whIch if nto, omptly trpated, lead to Paralysis, Delir m, Inisanity, Impotency, Appoplexy, Ae., NOT' a secret quack remedy. FORIMUL,A onnd each bottle. Rlecommended b,y thet at Phlylcians, emtinent Divintes; Editors, rutgglse, Mlerchants, &o. to Best analMost Popular Medicine in Use. PasP'ARED ONlLY DY J. LAWRENCE, ft. D., ORGANIC0OIJEMIST, iboratory and 0ffice, No. 6, Kain Streot, NOiFtXOLK, VA. rice, ONi DOLL AR per BOTT LE. 'or Sale by .Druggists Everywh1ere. Fob. 29A R-nm. } dlfrerent paper.a tli.s Il givo .agoet variety of intor hl g readino to' teighgr1 hood.., d fpm dr e.'er to ;lisoe.who s ll get upa lub of ten sutsoeber. o' th le, ali ad ay,f he aprs amd,a e6y of our paper eie, or fr'fenb of twrt vl.th ald a nthe papers named, copy of therd adiid a copy of altoj.tho mtaga tps or pa. pers. In theo list. oiug.ladies and gentle men with a veVW UIttle ektIlo' etn make up at ulub, unaer tertbs ko advantageous. Read the list and tern TERH:OP '8U180RI'TION. . Singlo copes....... ....' .....''....0 3 Fivo copies.... ................ 12 Ten copies, (and one extra,).......... 2 50 11erald and XIX Centgry...... ...,.. 0 00 Herald and Rural Carolinian.......... 4 60 Iorald and Now Eclecti ............. 0 2ti Ilorald'and Lady's Friend............ 4 50 Herald and'Saturday Evening Post... 4 50 Itolald arnda"Soutlio-n Cultivator....... 4 50 ll'rald and Rural Amperlcan........... 3 50 Ilerabl and Stock .Journal........... 3 25 Herald and Evening Lamp............ 4 25 Hierald and ltiverside Maigine..... 5 00 Hierald and Suhool Tay Visitor..... 4 00 herald and Eulectlo Magazino...... 0 00 herald and Peters' Musical Magazine 4 50 Ilerald and Demorest's Magazine.... 5 00 Herald and Burke's Weekly........ 4 o0 Ierald atnJ Southern Farm & Home. 4 50 llerald and Bee Journal and Nation.. al Agrioulturist............. 8 65 PU13LISHERS Newberry Herald. LOOK BEFORE YOUJ LEAP! Full Lines, for the Fall, AND SATISF.ICTION IN PRICES. Hlaving just returned trom the Northern narkes with a heavy Fall and Whiter Stock of Goods, bought with cure and at a dmecliae, I an now prepared to sell at Lt)W FWGURES, In all the following grades. Dress Goods, Of every variely. sneh as Merinoce, Poplins, I)eluines, Iiosambiques, Debaize, Blak and White Alp:aceas, Silks, and a full assortment of Dres Trimmings. CA LUJ(,S, W IllT GOODS.OSNAiUJRGS, 1O.\lES'UNS, BLANKETS, JEANS and PRINTS. IOSIIEtY of every description. A fine Lot of CRO(KERY and TABLE CUT. L ERY. Also, HlOOP SKIRTS. JE ANS, Cassimers, Doo Skims, Broadcloths for gentlemen 'ad youth., together withl an elegant lotot HIATS, BOOTS AND SHtrOE,S CLOrTHING, &C. A large supply of OIL SILK and NURSERY CLOTH. Also a good stock of choico Groceries, Saddlery, Buggy & Wagon Harness, So, c, U"rexn, IIAtlNEts AND 11iAx LEATHER, In great variety, and a general stock of all kinds of Notions, All of which in quality, variety and prices, will cnamble mnn to comupete with any house thuis slde of Masona sand Dixon's line. Deeply graitelul for past liberal favors, I rcspctnfual,y ask an examuination of my largo stoek, and gmuaranateo satisfaction to purcha-. sers. W. T. T~AlUt4NT. Oct. 6i 39 tf. nTilN SIJilSOCfin25 lan consatly or. hanmd a full assortmecnt of the above approvcd e~ases, of diflferenat patterns, besides cofilus of his own make, all of which lhe Is prepared to f urnishm ax, very reasonable rates, witha promptnaes anal despatchl. Person<~ desirous of hiavlig cases sent by iiailroadl will hmave them senat free of charge. A Ilearse is always on hand and will be urni'mishedl at the rate of $10 per. duy. Thtankful for passt patronaige, the sub arenber' respctfully aska for a conitimnuation, f thec samei, and assures the public that 10 eIl'ort on lisP part will be spared to render hei utmn9st satisleetion, A. C. CilAPMAN vcbrry S. C. Jud 31. 0II0TO1I1AP110 GALLEY, Over MA YES & MARITIN'S, W. H. WISEMAN, RE811)E~NT A RTIST, T.iKES lecasmre in infomimng the clil '.ons'of Newbec;ry amnd surromuding countr~y, hat he, Ia prepa'red to make Phiotogral,hs i all mes,S and in every variety of fluisha ndti alIl other kinuds of pictureis. Ihavinug admded hatrgely to h1Js stock,- s)nd keep!ig up'wltha all the rcech tanpldvemen ts ma the art, lie feels satied of hals abithy to ;raatify the tastcs of all. PRIICESi VElRY REASONABLE. Mar. 161, 11--If. THE OALOGRAM, IBALTIMORE, MD. A Quartorly,ltecordler of:La.erature. Dea. toted to flitera'ry Arnalrs, Typfgraphy1 Arts, elenace, News, Poetry, andl AdvertisIng. I sukesech of Ioreign life publlished every is.a mea.--Editorials. ,PrIce, Ono Doller a year. rA box of .Ooodlapoed's goldena' i"duntain Penms, sent to every eash subscriber for 1870. Thmese pena write sixty lInes witha oneo lip of Imuk. SAMPLE COP'IES, 12 CENTS, P'repaId. E. S. 111LEY, Jr., Pulisher, 40 8. Charles'St. Miar. 1m6, l1-m. 0. E. & A. 8. JOHNSON,a MANUFACTURERS OF Jatshionatble ClOthimug Of ovory 'sorlppon. )LTIN HOUSB8 81' KING 8TIlET, CHARLESTON, S. C. 1Q90, 1000 yds., '4 yd. wIde Homespun, for sala by Feb. 10, 'l-.tf. D. MOWElt. 1000, 1000 yds., QOnlit Lilnings. For siale by7 Feb. 10, '7..f D- n mWE.tr ALF eat -VVO s .t . -o tN , r t0 ? du al Yincohi; '1,000,000, Tho'An\{ricatius id*,'otjd jof the Oldest Corpau al,; t' Unitod Stit.s, Chartered o Agtorlean-Iinp $200 9f Assots for every $L00 of 'LhIbiitties.'. The Amnrlean-Never lost a dollar of In. vestments. The Atnet-loanL.Idsuei policies on ALL de. : arilo plans. 'I tAnerlean--Akke ALL policies non-for. c',ablo. The American--Pays Life Policies to the insured at the age of eighty years. The Amerloan---Ilas no unnecdssary restric tions on travel and residence. The American-Declures dividends annual ly at the eild'Of the first year. The American-Pays all losses promptly. Has all the tables of rates for Li), En dowinent, Income PIroducing, Return Pro miuln, Premium Reducing, Children's En dowment Policies, and grants Annuities on most favorahle terms. Its rates are low. It has both the m utual and stock plans. ' Mr. A. 3. CALDWELL, (eneratl Agent North and South Carolina. Ofico First National Bank building, Ql1arlotte, N. G. 'IIEFKR TO Ex. Gov. Vance, Charlotte, N. U. . Gei, Jno. A. Younk, '4 Gen. Alexander, Co nmbia, S. U. Cob Jas. Gibbs, ? a J. NEWTON FOWLES, Age-it, Nowberry, S. (. ' Agents Wanted. Liberal arrange. mnts will be made with men who mANg nUslcEts. June 9 22 ly. Kinsman's Candy iaixtory. Our lon.g'oxporionto in the CONFECTIUNARY MAnUFACTIUaN, Has taught us that Candy man utfaetured from lower grades than CRKUSIIED SUGARt, will not stand our climato and we warrant our Candy to ho1 manufhetured purely from CRUSHED SUGA tl. No chargo for boxes. A large discount if cnsh is sent before shipment. KINSMAN BROS., 279 King Street, Charleston, S. C. , 0-Registe.red Iiottoers,and Post Oflco Money Orders can- bo sent at our risk. Oct. 20 40 Cm. Groyer, Baker's FItttT PRE.11UM1 FMILYSEVING1tIJINE. This Machine ws awarde the lmIllouxsr l'alzx at the Worbl's Fair at Paris, 1867, for its DumtAni1rTY of work, ELASTl'TY and SRnxNOTII of STITcr, EAsx of Movt:. mrNT, and SIMIr.:CTY of CONSTRUCTION. Sold at. New York prices by ' KINSMANS BROS., 279 King Street, Agent for South Carolin-t. Oct. 20 41 0m -M H LL.NEROCEWS Fever and Ague Always Stops the Chill,. - This Medicine has boon before the Pub 1U0 fliteen years, a*d is still ahead of all other known remedies. It doees noL purge, does no6 sicken the stomach, is porfeotly safe In any dose an<f imder all circum stances, and is tho only Medicine that will CURE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every formi of'Fever and Agnie, bocause iti is a perfect Anati.. dote tq Malartis. Sold b,y all 'Drugalats. nov 241 ly mawaan M1J Solvble South Sea DUANOI Rhlode's Ground Gypsum. . M' Circulars wvith detailed statements urnished on appllcation to the general gents, ' H. S. ItIIETT & SON, Charleston, 8. (C. Or to MAYES & MlA RtTIN, Agents at fewberry, 8. C. Jan. 20, 4--8m. I have just purchased a ieo stock of hoods in New Yor-k an dCh arleston whIeh ire new open for inspection, comprisIng GROCERIES, Boots, Shoes and Hats, and unumerotus ar'tl6lect of ?arious kinds, vleh will be sald very LOW for CASH. The public arec levlted to call and exam. no for themselves. Store South Wide of asnce street, oposite Smith & Ohristlan's, ewberry, S. 0. JOHN J. AMIOK. Decc 22. 50--if 3. N14ON, O101'Y1o 0 archant N..t& .A to Wharf, CHA RON, S. C. having ample meas. for advances, a bus, in experienuo ot enty years, And ' on. tining himsell, trioty to a Cgmntsloe Business,i,Attut op ratiug on is,gwp so count, roppe.utfuI s olts aopsignmen a of Cotton, Four, Wheat, ;orn,dl.p; Shippers of P"roduco.tp 1i may, at their option, have their cdhsljutl1ms sold either in Charleston or New York ; titus haying th: advantage of two markets, withoUt 'ex tra- commission.g Disho W. g a ti, B. 0; Col. Wm. Jo rpson, 9har"lotte N 0' C ;Rqa . T. U. Sonmmere, Tenn.';'ion. Jobht 'hP.King, Au. gusta. Ga. ; Messrs. Geo. W. Williams & Co., Charleston S. 0. . Messrs. Villiams, Taylo- & Co., N ew York. April 28 17 ly. Jobbh rd Middleton" - Jotid.WINltiobi. J. I. MIDDLETON, AND COMMISSION MEREIIANT, No. 7, South Street, BALTI.MOR 'H . Partipular attention to sale of Cotton, Rice and Southern Produco, and to purchase of Grain, Guano and Plantation Supplies. Lib. oral dnce agut nst 111l Lating. FARMNRS! Increaso Your Crops and Improvo Tour Land, by using PH(ENIX (IUANO, Imported by us direct from the Phonix IsI ands, South Paolflc Ocean. Wilcox, Gibbs & Co's. MANIPULAIED IUAN 0, Prepnred at Savannah, Ga., and Charles ton, S C., which has proved in the soil the best Manure in use. FOR SALE BY WILCOX, GIBBS & CO., Importers and Dealers In IDAHO S. 00 BAY STREET, SAVANNATI, GA. 64 EAST 11AY-ST., CiIAltLESTON. S. C. 241 itOAD STItEET, AUGUSI'A, GA. Also, by G. T. SCOTT, Agent, Newborry. We also keep Pure No. 1. 'EtUVIAN GUANO. Pure DfSSOLVE) BONE. Puro LAND PLASTERI. For further information, address as abovo for circular, or subscribe to "Southern Agri culturist, published by W. C. Mrcmurphy & Co., af Augusta atd Savannab, Qa., a$ the lot price of 25c. per annum. . . Dec 1, 47-4mos. ~9 gentleman wlio sufferd for years fkdtn A Nervous Dnblv, Premature Decay, and aill the effects of youthful indiscretion, will. for the sake of sufferlng . humanity send free to nil who need it. the receipt slid directions for muking the simple reniedyby which he was cured. Sufibrors' wishing to pm11t by the Advertiser's experience, can do .a by addressing, in perft'ct conlldence, JOHN H. OGDENi. Jamen 2 21 ly. No. 42 Cedar-st., N. Y The "Cotton Plant" STANDS UNEQUALLED. For' fumrther pationinr~a insqumire of Sole Agenmt for one half the State of S. C. Spring & Summer Importation 1870. RIBBONS, Millinery and Straw Goods. A R MlSTRONG, CA TORI & CO. Importers and Jobbers of Bonnet, Trimming & Velvet Ribbons, II0NNIf SILKS, SAHNS and VEVES Bl0nd8, Nctt8, Craiies, IR'ctbls, FloWers, Fea31ers, ORNAMENTS, STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES' EAT8, TiIIMMKD AND) UNTalZMMBD), SHAKER HOODS &C. 287 and 2$i) 3AlIORE STtEEr', BALTIMORE, MD, Ory,rdthenlarget e tob oun a ynthis Con Orders solicited, anrot atstention gi. Feb. 16, 7-3m. NOTICE. ALL persons having demands against the estato of UALDWELLr W. IMM0llIE8, :lee'd., are requested to have them proven lnd1 handed to the Administratrix on or be ore the 1st April next, and all persons in lebtoed will come forward and make pay nont at once as I wvill make a final settle. nenL on the same. Creditors will be barred. 1t. A. McMORRIIE4, Adun'x. Equality life lsurance Col 1 it jot. itno bttoINSU. RERS th tt atfy bther goin' ye- and will eventually become PURELY MUTUAL and belong to the INSURERS. 2d. It circulates its money atongst its bat ,thd are .tiuisoaurers.. .0Gnso quebq they' aro contiibl.y .getting. the beneft of the rapid accumulations of the p ny, the money. bpi g nvpied# by th o otrg of Directors to oet tho itt aur . Tihoetoro the insurers qIo build ing up an Institution 'peculiarly their own and conduted for their benefit. 8d. The loans of this company are as lib. eral as other companies who declare divi. dends at the end of the seond, third and fourth years, but this Conpany at- the end of the first and every year. Thereby the insurer saves several years' interest ott his loans. )y ipsuring in ,this Gonipany, apd lie never lbseS lia' noney it h'o pays up for ONE WHOLE YEAR; whereas, in other compa nies, ho,hnas to remain nt insgrer for sov oral years, or lie loses all the money he has DAVID B. CLARK, President. 'iHos. II. WYNNE, Vice-President. JOHN Q. WINN, Secretary. General JAMES I1. LANE, Actuary. Dr. F. B. WATKINS, Medical Advisers. Dr. C. 11. V. DAVIS, e Judge JOHN A. MEREDITII, Counsellor. ) nR ECToRt. J. B. WINSTON, Treasurer and Secretary R. F. & P. R. R. WM. J. JOHNSON, of Johnson & Hunt, Wholesale Grocers. WM. 1). POWERS, of Winston & Powers, 11iolesalo Grocers. ALBERT ORDWAY, Treasurer Bucking. )iam State Company. J. F.GIBSON,'Siiperintendent Adams'"Ek. press .Company. CHARLES t. MORRIS, Morris & Co.'s Su gar Reinery. G. A. PEPLE, Superintendent Manchester Cotton 11ills. JOHN 11. TYLER, John II. & John Tyler, Jewelers. MOSES MIJLLIIISER, Wholesale Dry Goods. THOMAS S. BALDWIN, Clothier. JOIIN M. GODDIN, Cashier Planters' Bank. J. R. DOWELL, Superintendent Wes:ern Union Telegraph Company. ALEX. G. ROBERTSON, Cattle Broker. GEORGE I. HERRING, Wholesale Grocer. R. L. BROWN, of Brown, Jones & Go., Wholesale Grocer, A. BODEKER, Druggist. S. M. ROSENBAUM, of S. & M. Rosenbaum, Pry Goods. Equality Life Insurance Co. Examine Its Pamphlets before you insure, it Is to your interest to do so. Principal Office 1015 ain Stret, Richmond, Va. AounTs WAIt'eD EVtYwnmu JOHN A. CHAPMAN, Dn. JAS. MolNrO81 Local Agent. Examining Physician, bENJ. Q. HERIOT, Gen. Travelling At, Sep. 2 871y. Charleeto, . C. CARRIAGE AND BUGGY FACTOR Y. We will keep constantly on hand a choice variety of fine Top and no Top Buggies of the latest. and u.ost approved styles. Old Carriages and Buggies renovated aund made to look good as new. Speuil attention given to repairing fine Cartriages atid Buggies which is imiportaint to consumiers. Rtepair-ng dlone in the best imnner and at favYorable prices. Ini connection with our factory we are filling orde.rs for' flne Carriages, light Rock. aways, Germantownms Phieatons, Top and no Top Buggies from a first cluss North crn Factory. Ternis c'ash on delivery'. Our fac.tory is tnear the Depot. J. TA YLOR & CO. July 21 28 Iy. LOOK OUT FOR YOUR MEALS AT THE~ AITON IIOTE. BREAKI'AN GOINU P * ~ AND) DINNER GOING DOWN, Dec 22 50-3m P.P. TOALE, Charleston, S C., Mannmfaeturer of Doors, Sashes, Blinds. HAVINGI T!lE LARGEST AND MOSTn HCOMP'LET'E FACTORY mn the Soulth, ern States, and keeping always on hand a larg and most com pleoe stock stock ofr D)OORS, SASilES, LI N D), Sash Doors, 1 Store Doors, Shnttters, Monldings, &c., &c. e I am enabled to sell low and at mantufac tttrers' pricos.h N. B -Strict attention paid he shipping In ~ good order.p Well Boring. The tundersigned resplectfully informas the e citizens of Newberry that lie is prepared to bore wells upon tihe miost reasotab,le terms. g All work warrarn,ted to give perfect satisfac tioni. (G. W FR ANKLIN. Feb 2 5 Smos. Attend to Youir Cildrena's Tet r WVo are so often cnlled on to extraet the first Molars or Jlaw Teeth for children, andd to rectilato or strengthen the front teeth, n which becotno crooked from neglect, that we think it advisable to eall the attention of parents to the subject ; so that the back' teeth 0f may be filled and the front teeth noticed *lhilst ohlldren are cutting their second sot, 9 so as' to prevent their coming irregular. T Children shed, or loso butt ten teeth from Pa the upper Jaw, and ten frent tihe lower Jaw, si and the Mo lars, or Jaw teeth, whicht they in aut n4c1'of these belong to their adult, or t grown set. Miany personsa say they werea 1oI aware of this fat. Now notice and sot iccordinigly. Charges very moderate. ) F'ernms Catsh- 11. H. W IIA IEY, 'w4ez OPFk1I&OTOIJ It jI 'MMISSION D AIERSin-F IJan. 20,4 9M8. S o l u b l e 'l a i nur e s , a - MANUI'ACTURED AS T'NDER THE DIRI.CTION OF DIt. N. A. ] Super-'hosphate Conpany. SOLUiE J 'IIOSlIoRIU ACID, in tie solved liono l'hosphate, is the basis of all the ratio or Solublo Phosphoric Acid which i . The immense deposits of Phosphatic (it Carolina, by Dr. Pn'tt, (onsists mainly of Ins available as"a Fertilizer by being ground to such a condition as to nake its insoluble capable of being taken up by growing plants. mercial Fertilizer is of no moro value to the greater the proportion of this Solublo Phospi the quantity required per acre, and conseq tamning the highest per tentage of Soluble Impressed with these truths, the Sulphurl erected at Charleston the first extensive Acid to offer to planters the highest per contage of market. Their Fertilizers are offered under two 1. ETI'WAN, No. 1.-Puro Soluble Phos Dissolved Hone Phosphate of Limo, $60 per t 2. ETI1VAN, No. 2.-Peruvian Super-I of Dissolved lone Phosphate, and 1 I to 3 1 ditlon of Peruvian Gunno to adapt it to all cash. Wl, AL.SD Dissolved Bone, of high grade, for planters into any other compost, and we suggest that 1 ufacturers to transport the Sulphuric Acid t fixed rate for each per contage. Wm. C. BEE No, 14 Adger G. T. SCOTT, Agen Dec. 2) 52 3m. A Splendid Chance, An Ext ratortinary Offer, Ilo't lelay, Send at once. THE LBI)ING AGRI{LTURAL JOt I AL OF THE COUNTRY, FREE FOR DNE YEAR. TiFE AMERICAN.TOCK JOURtNAT.-A first class monthly, containing 32 large double column pages devoted to Farming and Stock Breeding, contnining regular departmuents for the Prnctiai Farner, IAtirytan, Stock lrceder, Wool Grower, and Poultry Keeper, &c , &c., &c. Illeas'.rated with numerous lihe Engravings and botui in handsomely tinted covers. Farmers will ind this montlly i very efliclent aid in all the departncnts of Farming and Stock Breeding. It. has a Veto rinury Department under the chargo of one of the ablest Itofessors in the Unitd Slates, who answers through the JOURNAL, free of chatgo, all questions relating to Sick, Injured or Diseased Ilorses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or Poultry. Thus every Subscriber has a horse and Cattle Doctor FRE. We are now prepared to offer the A:nI CAN STOCK JOURNA, as a FnEr oIFT for one year, to ALL N&W sUnIoitIntlna -(or re newals) to the Newherry III:tA,i, who shll subscribe immediately anal pay in udvunne This is a rare opportunity which the Intelli gent people of our section will tno doubt duly ~ aprecintre, Ilanad in youtr subaecriptions at otnce and secure The STOCK JOUnINA L free for oe y T F. A IR. II. GRIENEKE!& Nov 17, 45-Oum VICK'S. FLORAL GUIDE FORL 1870. The first edition of One I[inndredl and l'wenty Thousaandl cozaies of Vick's Ililustra ted Catalogute of Seeds and Floral Guide, is pu'lishied' and ready to send out. it is ee. gantly printed on fluec tinted naner, with about 200 fine wood Enagravinigs' of' Flowers and Vdgetables, nis beautiful Coloreud llte-onlastiag ofse1n varieties of i'htox Dgtn:uondii, mnakinug a fine BOUJQUET OF' PNLTOXES. It is the most beauitifuli, as well as the muoet listrusctivye Fioral Guide published, giving plaIn and thorough dIrections for the* CULTUIEOF FLOWERS and VEGETABLES.. The Floral Guide is puablishled for thse ben'. efit of my customers, to whiom it is sent free without applicatIon, but wvill be forwssrdedi to all who a pply by mail, for ten cents, which Is not half the cost. Adsdress, JAME8 VICK .Te 5:1 if, . Rochester, N. Y. Preash Gardell, Flower', 1lit Herb, Tree, Sltillild Evergreen Seeds I Witih directlils for cul tire, pirepaiid by niall1. The luost coni pleto n'id jll. (110l0118 llssolrtificlt inl 1.110 counltry. Agent(s Wante(d, 25 Sorts ofecither or $1.0a4 propuald by mnAi. Also Small Fruits. t'lants, Bulbs, all the new t'o tattoos' &c , preasisd by maIl. 4 lbs. E'arly Rose P'otato, prepaidt for Slu0. Con',ver's Colosail Aspasragus, 83 ur haundsred; $24~ per 10.i0, pre aid. iNew haarsl frag.ratoverblosoming .1sian toneysuckle, 50 ets. cachi, p'repsad. Trtue (salpe Uod Craunberry, for iuulatsd or lowinnasd cualtture, ll.31.W ATSO. Ol Clon Nuseresand ed narehousre, I'lymsouths, Masss. Establilhed Dec 8, 48 -4m. A SPJ,ENIDI CiIANCE TIO COM 'II EN iEIIfrAININ( ANDS TilE BEAt: II ill I We have anrrangeds's to thrnish the News err ilernId aand l)oemorost's llihastrsated 3lonsths yIeModell'sarlsor Malsgazinse of Amesrica, for l)emore t's Monthly Mas'azineconatains thec es' iantials of all ottnsrs, iaacahding the utialities oaf thae lftusehiold and Ilomec inuterests in all its deopaurt tets. e Th'lys He1' tlinbicle Ashaions ina all theair detrlit. , (9 Thea heurutes ead ttilitieis of i,iterataure. l'oetry, kuece, Sties,.i 3ansie. aiid e'very brsatscha oft en s lrtnin insg sit utsefua readinsg cssaculaedi to ent- 1.A von andI clev te ssols'ty asnd inake ouar hsomae s Iseerfsal,aatrsaetie,sasful. nasd hsapply ; with ns irgo atnds amuanilicent Steel Basgravinsg. 28 by 856 A1 ichs.entit1a ''he l'le-ic on the leusrt hi of uly," valued at li, to each stubscrltser a5s a remium. - 4 Thea etngravinag is nll (done In line and stipple, 'em thea orninal pahmtiag bsy i,ily M1. Spsier, sad, bosids hie 'opayr hti, cst ovesr seena tiahoa nad dollIars, anda is ua nowled Ied by atrtlis to e thec most perilotet'edbeauttl largecaemrai Al ver Biiaued latis constry. (Crtninaly Sl, will ot ptsror anotheor thast comns so muschs it, or areat and beaty. 1sa coants for amasslina tIhe ss rnintg slaolald accomnpany the ssub-crijs lois. I7lIE AdvertIser, hnsving been restored to 0 .honath in a few weeksq, by a very sim. le remedy, after hanving suffTeredl several tars with a severe hanag alfecioaa, anul that read disease, (Cotinsution--slannxIous to iake knowni to Ihis flbow sufferera, the so cans of etare. To all who desire it, hae will send a copy 'the proscripion tusedl (free of charge), ith the directionas for preparing andt using 40 same, which they will find a teurer r Constumption, Astmaa, Bronchitis, etc.I he object of the Advertiser In se'mlng thae roscription is to benefit the filicted, anda( tread naformation wvhich ha conceives to ho valuablej atnd lae hopes every anaferer wvilI cir y his remedy, nat it wvill cost thsem nothtig, 4d may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the Prescriphion, wIll ease ndshress Itav. F.DWARDW A. W ILSON,1 tne VIllisasbusrg, Kinugs Co., N . Y. i~~~~~~~~ tY _ . ,i 'it: MEROJHANTS, fD ERTIL IZERS nd Sulphuric Acid, HtA'TT, Chemist for the Sulphuric Acid and I form of Soluble Phosphnto 6' Lime or 1)is. good Fertilizers, and these are valuable ird s in them. tonos which were discovered in 1867 in Soutd olublo l'hoslhate of Lime, which Is mado powder, and redAced by Sulphuric Acid to pho'?pitato sohible in water, and thus made The insoluble Phosphate fonnd in any cow-. plant than the original Phosphate rock. Tho into which any Fertilizer contains, the lee, aently the cheapest 1ertilizer is that con I'hosphatc. Acid ani Super-Phosphat Company hav6 CInam'f:ts Aouth of Ihitimoro, and nre able Soluble' }'hosphato of 1.imo known In aoy' forms: phae, gnaranteed to contain 2.1 per cent. of on, 10 per cent. discount for cash. hosplate, gnaranteed to contain 20' trent' icr cent. of Ammonia, with a suflic ent ad" rops, $70 per ton, 10 per cent. discount for OFFEIt: or uminfacturers, who may desire to mix his Is the best mi cheapest inethn( for man :ontained in the iixture. W ill be sold, nat & CO., Agents, s Wharf, Charleston, S, C. t, Newberry, S. C. IMPORTANT TO FARIERS, And ill People living In the Country. GitU.AT 1 IS f lI lUON OF SEWING MACHINES,CLOCKS,WATCHE8,&o The grent New York Agrienitural, Ilortil culturni, and general Family Paper, the Itu, nAL AMIt:tICAN, is FItEE to Juary ncxti No oilher paper of its class is so large, nor so cheap, nor so practical. It contains double the ra hug inutter liti.t can lie found in other similar publientions, Ir the sane price -only $1.50 a year singly, and $1 00 in Clubi. A new volume--the fourteenth-be% gins Janunry 1st, 1870; anl its subscribers will receive gratulilously the inust magninl. cent (list ribution of clegnnt First-Class Sow Ing Machines, Eight-dny Clocks, solid Gold, and other Watches, ever hefore of'ereml I Club Agents are wited everywhere, as the paper is Nutional, and circulates in all the States and Territories. Tho general Premium List is more liheral than was ever before offered Iw any publihher in the United States. A f1 Unhi $40 Se.winig M ichino, (really worth $d1',) is oit'rrcd FnEK for i Club that can he obtained anywhere In three daysi Magnin. cent Eighti'day Clocks, worth S l, fori a Club thalt tmay he got ti in one day; with solid gold nmd uther \'ntehes, &c., at similar ratesi Now is the time for Club Agents to commeo tIheir lists, so as to receive the p. per rast for the b.lance of' the year. We unvitt ti persons wnntiug he bast and cheap ,Qt rur11 paper in. existence to soiui $1.50 to 1s, and( rteceive it from now to January 1871t wr to send for a Simllloi copy)3, whIch will be ent Ftti':E.-Cnh Strents supplied withk 'peclimens, I' limilum Liits, &c. GREAT IREMIiU.MS FM E RLYT (LUBS. Fort only ten subib,eriis,-tit Sl- en, h,. sent i before thme 1st of Jiummnry ?ut't, we will cnd the C:nb Agent, F'nEE , a flpy of the [tiral AmerIenn. ine ycar', uta re opy of the N'ew Y'ork Weekly Snni, 011e year, the best h'his offer, for' Iwo or thren hours wmik on ,.T Sthe muost libmeral ever before ofTered in te iabtory of the rurali press. Tev N. D -A fler Jamtary 1st, Twlv abscri, >ra at SI wiill lie required to entiflo the igent to thei aboivo P'rommI ima . Aridress, C. F?. MilNEi~ & Co.,* New Blrun.. vitck, New Jersey, (neinr York,) where "tha Editor'ial O01ee and farm nre sItuated. Sash & Blinds. The subiscriber takes pleasure ini nnnonne ing to th,i-s commniity that, hav1ing miada il necessary arraneent, lie will bie able o furnishl sash.with and without Glass, and Blinds,. At Very Moderate Rates!! FOr' Cash! A NDRhEW C. CIIAP.MAN, Oct. 41 If. Newaberry C. II.,S. . DR. H. BAER, WHIOLESALE anid RETAIL DRIUGGIST, 131 IimTii''1NG STrImViT, (Opposito Mai-ketL St.,) 3HARLESTON, 8, 0. Dec 22, 50-tf reenville and ColumlIbIa RIailroad. (4ElNF,UAL StTNi'L' fC.tINDJ:N'S OFFICE, (01s m1iiA, aunniicry 15, 1870, RN snd nfter WlIl)NF.MDHA Y, JTnuary 1,thme ilowing 8chednm t' wll be ru mn dh,ly, ?uday ce teid, connectomg with .Night. 'Trnin on tSOut I rol Itan Iiind, tip ami down, mmmd with NIght nin on 4t'hariotte, ohnuni,.ii amid Angusta Ia ilag North I: :iye (-ohlminh.-----.................. 7.00 a su Alston................... .. 8.40 a Sn NewLcrry..................10.10 a in rrive A bbeville.................. 8.00 p in, "i Andrsn....................... 4.20 p in "(reenvll..-.-............. 6.00 p iii are G,reenvill--c ..--- ............, 6. a am Anderson.......,*............ .... 0 ' a n. 'Now(miabery....................2.86 p fhe Tirain with retuirn from Itelton to Andqtb,ag n1,8-General Slip t. E. 1E. JAtGK8lN, rUg[ist a Il d Apothecar, CoIlumlbia, g. C. Yae now receiving n largo and eboice as, rtmnitl of' Oedicinlos&Chemi, icals, TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES, Ordlers attendmed toi promptly. All Miedi, ies (of best qmiility. Oct 27 '12 6 imos. Ax.es. Axes. ilest C-.ti'$-ieel A xe.. F"or satlo by I'eb. Ist; . r- . sI. unnE,>