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T -E GOLDEN' LADDER. m .rCl;fl watei Le l:C g1n o ion; ieam:ig Changes, r V~e t s .:ueme Erst a sea of t' t he ciouds?. - d mounh u gode 11OUnS? And Fa.u1o2 aa''Cn," Frank replied, Th"sJeCCt old story : ad angel, every j.ay, To each of uts i- given; A::-l everyth.: we do or say They carry up to laven. "V:en we do wrong they write w'th tears; ' ,en (i, thoir hearts are gldder; A nd every night they elimb to heaven Up O'er tha:t golden ladder. "And then the gates of pearl swing back [pon their glea:ning hinges, An'd aft the sky see:ns ruelted gold, With red and purple fringes. "Bnt rhen the doors are closed again, The guardian angels gather, In sulemn silerce, with their hooks, Around our Ieavenly Father. ".1 dn then I eiose my eves and think, How, in that ,inless dwelling, Will sou:ni ::e rory of the life My ag-i must bct-iiing. "Some dys I know my angal takes The rceorI of my sinnin But then I alwvays try to mike The nc:t a new -c;inning. ".Co, when at night our Father calls, My angel may be gladder, And he tr'e first to climb to heaven Up o'er the golden ladder." ? % -Evangelist. A G on !tn..-A certain man. who. is very rich now, was very poor v:hen a boy ; and when asked how he got his riches he said *ky father tanght me never to play tiil my work was finished. and never to spend my money un i. l :ad -"arned it. if I hai but an hom-'s work in a day, I must do 1hat the first t hi and in an hour. AId after this I was ailoWnd to "pia.y and then I could play wih intlch more plea ure than if had the tiought of an unfinished task Ef,re my mind. I early formed the habit of doing tverything in lime, and it is soon became easy for me to do so. It is to this I owe my prosperity." ;;et all of our little readers re -na;ia? this and do likewise, if i ' rant to succeed in this life. H[trF CiEFUCLNEss.-Many a 'Ciiild (foes astray, not because :!:ere a want of prayer or vir iue :t h->me, bit simply because .orace lacks sun:,inue. A child -o.d smiles as mnuc:h as flowvers -e subeamns. Children look lit ub w<ojnd the present moment. If asst " picass, they areapttoseek 2t.; i'- it displeases, they are pirone toa old it. if home is the place wh~Ie4faces are sour. and wordsI har: nid fault-finding is ever in the : Asea~dant, they will spend as maf9hoars as possible elsewhere. Let cevery father and mot'uer; then, try to be happy. Let them tr to their children, especially th~ o little ones, in such a way asto e ake themn happy. *Y.MING.-Those who thyi erw cultivated lands must grow poor as they grow old, will find food for reflection in the fact, that not many years back the av crago,geld of wheat per acre in EngIid was about ten bushels it is nowr over thirt7 bushels. Jirainis accomplished it. Thbe N. Y. Herald says: "We will ~mever know when the last great natural 1 svonder-of this Qontinenlt has been dis covered. A disp~atch from Corinne, Utab, now reports the discovery in that vi einity of an iimmense mnaoistrom, sup posed to he the otle of that other won der, Salt L.ake. Scientific men are al. 1 ready on the way to investigate the mat- I ter. There is nothing so calculated to I gire-us great ideas of the grandeur and - mianitudle of the domain n e occupy as 3 thus to suddenly diceover on the silent. unexplored wil ds of the great West such 1 stupendous wonders, iierto unlknown." 1 An amusing incident occurred in Bis to:2~ few days ago. Miss Lotta was sin(iiig the ne~w song, "Guess Who," and whcn she repeated the lines "Sonme one I'm wishing and longing to see, Gueis who, if you can, guess who." An enthusiatic individlual in the parquet sprang to his feet and exclaimed : "ii can't guess ; but I'dl give a thousandl dollars if I was the mian !" Just imagine the :.pplause that followed. The L',uidle Courier-.Jourxal takesz breath to informn the world that Iloke pokeaingacbepuing Pottobakeeokabamllo lum Chingarewingarypingwinkwunk, a -listinguished citizen of the Fjee Island1s, i< noiv.in California, and will visit the East4rn "ities as soon as the Pacific Rail-' road Company shall have increased their rol!ing stock sufliciently to supply trars portatio~n for his name. Champaign Charlie is dead, and gone far sure now, as the following item CTharlie (;hampaign, a Frenehmen, twenuty-two years of ago employed in ihopoing wo9d rear North Bennington, Yt., is supposed to have been murdered for i:s ruo:uey. .\ W est ern p aper prints the followi.ng: ".\rne you connected with a paper here ?" u.sked a countryman of D. If. Bennett, lntely of the insane asylum. "Ohr no," s was the reply, "1 have been to the in- I .:me~ asylum andl am enred ; a man nevert runs a rnewspaper after he is cured." Pruiukenness is on the increase in Paris, which the citizens charitably debit to the Eniglish and Americans. In> S't. Petersburg a drunkard, no matter his social position, is c.)ndemnned to sweep Th.e streets for a d:ty. The Parisians a dm:.nand tis mueasure. Thait con.venient authority, an "x (ebauge," says : "One of tile larger open *zs observed mn the sun i.,187,000 miles ] .'-nf,.oc'. Thet eirth rolled into ----- e ed Huller. Pic.r. co. Sha { , AGF.NT3 BRODIE & O. I:ctors and (nini sson lrchr1ants CIARLES'ITON, S. C. A pr. G, ,0--14-11". UNION FERTILIZER. SU1E: DEATII AND E1:XTE.M NATI)N TO WORIS AND INSEtT INJUROUS TO VEGETATION. Just received, a few tons of the abovc Fertilizer. The rem:arkable properties or this artirle, after nost thorough scientific and practical tests, now being filly established and ac knowledged, the Compiny who cintrol its manufacture and sale is prepared for its INTRODUt'TION TO TIllS MARKET, in full confidence that the great need of the tiller of the soil is :t last available ; that we ofier an article which, as a Fertilizer, iF second to none in qu.lity, and, further, that it is sure death and extermination to the "COTTON WORM," "CURCULIO," API'LE MOTH, POTATO UG, TOBACCO WORM, IHOP LOUSE, ARMY WORM, and all dcecriptions of insect and verrnicular life which infest and devastate the Ianta tion, the Farm, the Orchard or the Garden. 1tut; *45 l'c: Tox. PAUI. U. TRENIIOLM, CU,mr:tnission .Mferchant., No.. Union Wharves. June S, --tf. Attend to Your Children's Teeth We are so often craild on to extract the first Molars or Jaw Teeth for children, and to regulatc or strengtetn the front teeth, which become crookei from neglect, that we think it advisable to call the attention of pare:its to the subject; so that the back teeth may be filled and the front teeth noticed whilst children are catting their second set, so as to. prevent their coming irregular. Children shed, or lose but ten t-eth from the upper jaw, and ten from the lower jaw, and the Molars, or jaw teeth, which they :ut i.acK of these helo .g to their adult or zrown set. Many pe: ons say they were ]ot aware of this fact. Now notice and act cvordiugly. Charge. very moderate. Perms Cash. R. fi. W AI.EY, Mar. 2, 9-tf Surgeon Dentist. STII.L IN ADVANCE ! Goods Purchased at Lowest Gold Prices. NEW .ARRIVALS DAILY. THEF subscribe? having jnst returned romt New York n ith one of the finest se ections of goods in the JEWELRY AND ~ANCY GOODS LINE, would call especial ttention to the following articles, which ill be sold at astonishing low prices : Gold rid Silver. WATCHES; Fine GOLD JEW ~LRY; Watch Chains, Silverware, Specta es, Amnerican and French Clocks, Statues, oiet Sets, Pocket Books. Fans, Musical loxes, nnd many other articles too numner us to mention. ISAAC SULZBACUER, Columbia IIotel Row. A pril 20, 16-tf. W. L. GOURDINE, E'ASHIONABLE TAILOR SCOURER, &c., FROM CHARLESTON. RLespectfully announces that he s prepared to cut and fit gentle nen's suits to their entire satis ion. IIaTing had a large expo icnce in the' tailoring business, .nd beintg conlstan!tly stpplied with he latest New York Fashions, he esno besii:gey in asking for itronage. Work j2-omtl~ty de ivcrcd. TfermIs moderato. 'o making sack coat...............$4 00 'o cut and make pants.............. 1.5 'o cut ned make vest..............15 'o cut atnd make walking cont........ 00 'o cut and make fine black frock coat.. 8 00 '0 ent suilt of clothes............... 1 03 Apr-il 13~ Over MIAYES' a MAPtIN'S, NE WBE RRXY, S. C. W. H. WISEVAN, RE8IUJENT ARTIST, TAKES pleasure in informinig the citi erns of New berry anid surrounding country, hat hre is prepared to make P'hotographis f all sizes, arid in every variety of finish, rid all other kinds of p'etures. Ilaving added largely to Iris stock, airdl cepirig up wih all thre recenrt improvements athe art, he feels satisfied of his ability to ratify the tastes of all. PRICES VERY REASONABLE. Mar. 16, 11-tf. Where to Stop. NILLIAMS' HOTEL, Formerly IIarvey IIouse, sPARlTAIBURG C. H., S. C. 'ONTINENTAL HIOTEL,I L A UR ENS CJ. H., S. C. J. 1. U. Williams, Proprietor. MT friends and the traveling public are re yctfully informed that the above named l"TE*LS are now under my control; and ay mtay rest assured that the reputation of mc two houses will be fully kept up. The :ooms are comfortably furnished and the 'aies vill be supplied wiytha the best of ev ryth ing. May 11, 19--tf. Barber Shop. T can be found ncxt to Messrs. Smith & bristian's. where I will shave, shampoo, nd cut gentlemen's hair, neatly and cheaply. May 11. 19-if. AARON TILMAN. Prime Eastern Hay ~or sale by H. C. WISKEMAN. .Tar. , ' i__t.? Citizens' Savings Ban OF SOUTH CAROLINA. BRANC[ AT NEWBERRY, C. II, S. I -.I.+--- - Deposits of $1 and Cpwards Receive Interest Allowed at the Rate of Seven cent. per Annum on Certificates of D< posit, and six per cent, ('ompounded Every six Months on Accounts. * ~ om'~eK.:s. W.M. MARTIN, President. JOHN 11. 'AL3MEJt, VicePreident JOHN P. '11101A., TI1OIAS E. GREGG, ('ashier. G. T. SCOTT, Assistant Cashier. FiNAXCF COM31ITTEF. J,O. T. I'ETEHISON. E. S. COlTI'((;K. R. S. C 1CK. SOr.CITORS. FAIR, POPE & POPE. ninF.CTonS. Wade J1:rrnpton, ('olrubhin. WVilliam M artin, Columbia. F. W. McMaster, Columbia. A. C. Ilaskell, Columbia. .1. P. Thonts, (olrnhia. E.. II. Ileinti.h, ('olmtnbia. .Toln BI. I'alrm:er, Coitlumbia. Thonas E. Gregg, Columbia. .1 Eli Gregg, Marion. G. T'. ;et, Newberry. WV. C. 11yl , Newberry. JI. R.tuledge, Charleston, Daniel iavenel, Jr., Charleston, Mechanics, Laborer.;, Clerks, Widc Orphans and others may here deposit tl savings and draw a liberal rate of inte thereon. Planters, Professional men Trustees wishing to draw interest on tl funds until they require them for bush or other purposes; Parents desiring to apart +nmall sums for their children, Married Women and Minors (whose posits can only be withdrawn by themsel or, in case of death, by their legal re] sentatives), wishing to lay aside funds future use, are here afforded an opportu of depositing their teans where they rapidly aceutnulate, and at the saine ti he subject to withdrawal when needed. Apr. 6, 1t-6mo. LOOK OUT FOR YOUR MEAL AT TIHE ALXTON IIOTE BlEIKFAST GON H AM) BINIR GOM DIW Dec 22 50-2m Grcenville & Columbia RaIlroa GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFt COLUMBIA, S. C., May 24,187( ON SUNDAY next, the 29th Instant, and u1 forther notice, this Company wHi run a Sunc train for Passengers between Columbia H elena, stopping at all stations, as follows: Leave Columbia at....................... 7.00 Arrive at i[elena....................10.40 RETURNING. Leave Helena at...................... 3.20 j Arrive at Columbia................ 7.00 .IOIIN II. MORE, Gen'l Sap' June 1, 22-tf South Carolina Railroad Compan.1 GENERAL SUI'T'S OFFICE, M.r 15, 1t TII E following Schedule for Passenger Tra will be observed from this date: DAT PA8sEIGER TRAIN. Leaving Columbiaat.............7.45 a. Arriving at Columbia at...........4.10 p. 1Z1GHT EZPRESS TRIE. Leaving Columbia at...............7.5) p. Arriving at Columbia at...........6 00 a. TnlE CAMDEN TRAIN--TET WZEEL. (Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.] A rrive at Columbia 11.00 a. m. Leave 1.00) p. Arrive at Kingville in time to connect i through mail train South. Hl.T. P'EAK E. General Sup'l June 15, 24-ft. Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. GENER ALT FR EIG HT AND TICKET OFFII Cor.UxBAf, S. C., December 28. 1861 THE following Passenger Schedule will g to effect on this Road on and .after SUND. next, 26th Instant: GOTNGO NoRtTtI. Leave Augusta. at..................4 00 a. "Columbia. S. C., at.............. 9.35 a. "Wintnsboro, at...............11.40 a. " Chester, at....................1.40 p. A rr-e at Charlotte. N. C............. 4.15 p. Making cl.'UeCtions with Trains of North C n,ta Roasd for all peilnts North and East. Leave Charlotte, N. C., af..--.-....10 15 g. " ihestcr, at..................--1.25 p. " Winnsboro, at.............. ..'? p. "(Columbia, S. C. at.............. 4.52 p. A rrive at Auguata.................. 9.42 p. Making close connectIons with Trains of Ce tral and (Georgia Railroads, for Savannah. all points in Florida. Macon, Columbus. Moi gornery, Mobile. New Orleans. Selma. Chattan< ga, Memphis. Nashville. Louisville. Cincinnm . L Louis, all points South andi West. Pahace Sleepmgj Cars on all Night Tral Through Tickets sold, and Blaggage checked all principal points. [F?- Lassecngers by this ronte GOING NoR'J have choice 01 TH REE DIFFERENT ROUTES. C. hOU KNI G lHT. Superintendent. E. R. D)oRsaY, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agt Mar. 30. 13-if. Summer Schedule. SPA RTANBUJRG AND UNION R. R. UEmos~ C. II.. S. C.. June 21, 187' On and after Monday. the 27th Instant. thi w ill be Daily Passenger Trains over this Road. On Mondays. Wednesdays. Fridays and Sati d1ays. the Down Trains will leave Spartanbtm Courthouse at 5:33 A. M., and arrive at Alst 11 A. M. Returning, leave Alston at12 M., and rea Sl-ar t anburg Courthouse at 5:3j 1'. M1. On Tuesdays, the Down Trains will leave Sp: tanburg Courthouse at 7:33 A. 31., and arrive Alston at l1P. M1. Returning, leave Alston at 2:15 P. M1., a reach Spart anburg Churthmonse at 7. P. 31. On Thursdays, the Down Trains will les Spartanburg Courthonse at 3:45 A. M., and rive at Alston atS8:35 A. M1. Returning, leave Alston at 9:30 A. 31., a: reach $partaunurg Courthouse at 2:40 P. M. By this Schedule, prsons coming down I Greenville R1oad on uesdays can come up I Spartanburg Road the same day, without detc lion on the way, and persons going down t) road on l'hursdaya can go through to Columi without detention at Alston. Persona goi down this road on Thursdays can go up I Greenville Road the same day, =ithout detenti on the way. and partics coming up from Cole1 bia same day, for t.his road, will not be detain at Alston. TilOMAS B. JlfElT,I .luly 6.27-tf. P'resident S. & U. R. R New berry ilotel. J. P'. POOL, Proprietor. Tihis Hotel is centrally situated, comnm dious, airy and well appointed. No pai arc spared to make the guests feel home.' Sept. 15-. PAVILION HOTEL. Charleston, S. C. BOARD PER DAY,. $3.0( MIns. IL L. BUT TERFIELD, R. HA lM LTON. Superintendent. k-. P. TOALE, CHARLESTON, S. C. C. L,ar: et and mo-t rompete Ir.Manufactory of l)oor..Sa"hes, Ilitds. Mouldinge. &c., in r the Southern tates. PRINTED PRICE LIST DEFIES COMPETITION. m' SEND FIOR ONE. -. -SENT FREE ON APPLIC TION.. April 6, 18'70--11-1y. ieir rest ,ind de- CU RES DYSPEPSIA& 1NDIGEST1N willY LCI me, - n LLS N. P. The Commissioner of Internal Rev. enue has decided that any dealer can sell this article without a special license. For sal- in Newberry by DR. JAMES j McINTOSI, Druggist and apothecary. March 30 ly. Full Benefit of Re duction to Patrons. d. ANTE BELLUM PRICES. FALL IN DRY GOODS AT ?. I n A,I I I I I'nnC layUs 11.L L.M BM1 COLUMBIA, S. C. ~mTHE recent fall in gold, and the calico war between those New York princes of the { riv-aI houses of Stewart and Claflin, have -had such an influence on the price of Dry Goods that we are enabled to sell to suit 0. tl,e tumble. It is a bad wind that blows os nobody good and wo are determined that our customers shall have the benefit of it. Either co-we to us or send your orders. mn. J. fi, & M. L. JiINAID'S Mar.Dry Goods IIouse, Columbia. . Ma.16, I1-tf. /] R,, "i DR. SHALLENBERCER'S C mFever and Ague :A NT ID OT E m-. Always Stops the Chills. amr This Medicine has been before the rub lic fifteen years, and is still ahead of alle m. other known remedies. It does not purge, ii. does not sicken the stomach, is perfectly m. safe in any dose and under all circuam .' sae and is the only Medicine that will n' CURE g,"MEDIATELY it- and permanently every brm of Fever Sand Agtie, because it is a perfect .ia& dote to Mlalarita, 's. Sold by all Druxxists. to nov 24ly WILLIAM GLAZE,' -[LATE GLAZE & IRADCLIFFE.] WOULD respectfully inform the citizens ( of Columbia anid the country generally that he has resumed his old business, that of ( WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY, where a :re full stock of all goods kept in a first-class establishment can be found. He will use 'r i etedaosto give satisfaction to al on lie hopes to receive a share of patronage. He will keep first class workmen, and all , cwork entrusted to him will be warranted. , ir. Mar. 9, 10-Gm. ad NICKERSON HOUSE.~ rCOLUMBIA, he 8SUTII (GA IiLINA. E This pleasantly located HOTEL, unsur ] 2ia passed by any llouse in the South for comn "a fort and healthy focality, is open to Trav ellers and others seeking BOARD for the on Summer. Families can be accommodated "with nice, airy rooms, on reasonable terms, e"A call is solicited." .My Omnibus will be found at the diffcr -ent depots-passengers carried to and from the Hotel free of charge. May 19 20 tf WM. A. WRIGHT. : COLUMBIA HOTEL *COLUMBIA, S. C. - HE PROPRIETORS take pleasure in an' .1nouncing that this elegantly.furnished Establishment is now open for the accom moodation of guests. The table wIll always be supplied with every delicacy of the seas son-both from N~ew York and Charleston Markets, and no efforts will be spared to give perfect satisfaction, in cvery- respect, to C our patirons. j W~M. GORMAN. ) Ia e HI. HI. BADENHIOr,i rnrtro, afur 514 ii. 31scuOPl. C. WCLBEEN. J. B. PIE?E. HENRY BISCHOFF & CO. 'JJ0oe ie0oets, AND DEALERS IN WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, TOBACCO, &C. 197 East Bay, CHARLESTON, S. C. Nar. 3u, 13-1y. L. CHAPIN & CO. MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS IN 20 Iayne & 33 & 35 Pinckney Sts. Also, 193 Meeting Street, Mar. 30, 13-3m. TRAOE MARK OLD ClRLIN BITTEIRS A DELIGHTFUL TONIC. We take great pleasure in offering the DLD CAROLINA BITTERS o the public. They are compounded with reat care, and contain some of the best fonies in the Pharmacopia. As evidence >f the superiority of our BITTERS over all )thers, we have certificates from many of he leading physicians in our State, who have arescribed them in their pract;ce. The OLD CAROLINA BITTERS Will be found invaluable for ant of Appetite, General Debility, Chills and Fever, and Dyspepsia. We do not offer our BITTERS as a cure or ali diseases, but as an Aromatic Tonic, hey have no equal. For sale by Druggists and Grocers every hcre. Principal Depot, GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., mporters of Choice Drugs and Chemicals, Feb. 16, 7-ly. Charleston, S. C. DR. H. BAER, WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST, 131 MEETING STREET, (Opposite Market St.,) 3HARLESTON, S. C. Dec 22, 50-tfC .9q8a1 Uifs |osuranc6 COhJ OF VIRGINIA. EAsoNs Wi!'1 ETERY o'E siot.D INSt'RE IN TIlE E.Qr'AITV IFE INsURAN'CE Cox PANY OF RICIIMoND VIRGINIA. 1st. It is more LIBER AL to the INSU. I tERS than acy other company, and will ventually become PURELY MUTUAL and elong to the INSURERS. 2d. It circulates its money amongst its atrons, who are the insurers. Conse- h uently they are continually getting the i enefit of the rapid accumulations of the I ompany, the money being invested by ii le Board of Directors amongst the in- t urers. Therefore the insurers are build-e ig up an institution peculiarly their own nd conducted for their benefit. 3d. The loans of this company are as lib ral as other companies who declare divi ends at the end of the secom'd, third and d rrth years, but this Company at the end ~ f the first and every year. Thereby the r. asurer saves several years' interest on his s >ans by insuring in this Gompany, and he s ever loses his money it he pays up for ONE VHlOLE TEAR ; whereas, in other compa- b ies, he has to remain an insurer for sev ral years, or he loses all the money he has ~ aid. D AVID B. CL ARK. President. v TIIOS. IH. WYNNE, Vice-President. JOHN Q. WINN, Secretary. General JAMES HI. LANE, Actuary. 1 Dr..B.W ATKINS, Meia1dies ])r. (C. H. W. DAVIS, ~ eia dies Judge JOJ1 A MEREDITH, Counsellor. DILEcTOnS. .B. WINSTON, Treasurer and Secretary R. F. & P. R. R. VM. J. JOHNSON, of Johnsonl &~ Hunt, Wholesale Grocers. 'M. H. POWERS, of Winston & Powers, Wholesale Grocers. ~LBERT ORDWAY, Treasurer Bucking- V hanm State Company. F. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams' Ex press Company. H ARLES Y. MORRIS, Morris & Co.'s Su gar Refinery. . A. PEPLE, Superintendent Manchester Cotton Mills. OUN H. TYLER, John II. & John Tyler, Jewelers. [OSES M ILLHIISER, Wholesale Dry Goods. 3 UIOMAS S. BALDWIN, Clothier.. OHIN M. GODDIN, Cashier Planters' Bank. . . DOWELL, Superintendent Wes:ern Union Telegraph Company. LEX. G. ROBERTSON, Cattle Broker. A EORGE I. UERRING, Wholesale Grocer. .L. BROWN, of Brown, Jones & Co., Wholesale Grocers. .BODEKER, Druggist. . M. ROSENBAUM, of S. & M. Rosenbaum, Iry Goods. ~qality Life Insurance Co. Famine its Pamphlets before you Insure, It is to your interest to do so. rinipl Ofice 1015 Dlin Stret, Richmond, Va. 3 AGIrrS WArrTED EVERYWHERE. OHIN A. CH APMAN. Dx. JAS. McINTOSh! Local Agent- Examining Physician, BEINy. G. HERIOT, Gen. Travellin A 't,C Sep.22 3i ly. COLUMBIA, S. C. ROBERT, JOYNER, PROPRIETOR. P. HAMILTON JOYNER, CLERK, b RATES, f Doard, per Day..............3 00; apper, Brenkfast and Lodging..2 00 iug Al..........._...' % w~, A HROC REIDY! HENRY'S CARBOLIC Constitution RENOVATOR! Based on Science. Prepared with Skill, and all the available ingenuity, and expert ness, that the art of pharmacy of the present lay can contribute. &nd Combining in Concentrated Form themost Valuable Vegetable Juices Known in the History of Medicines for PURIFYING THE BLOOD, Imparting NUTRITION TO TilE SYSTEM, Tone to the Stomach, knd a Healthy action to the Liver, Kidneys, Secretive and Excretive Organs. A DYING ZOUAVE sy breathing his last on the battle field, his ompanious surged on and left him alone. Chey knew the cause of his approaching end, t was the deadly bullet. No friendly voice :onld cheer him to life-nohuman skill could ave him. 'housands of Precious Lives ire to day as rapidly sinking, and as surely ottering on to an untimely end, in Suffering, tgony, Wretchedness, and Ignorance of the ause which Science can arrest and assuage, Nourish into new Life and Vigor. And cause the Bloom of Health To dance oncemoreupon their withered Cheeks. DISEASE, LIKE A THIEF, ;teals upon its victims unawares, and before hey are aware of Its attack, plants itself irmly in the system, and through neglect or nattcntion becomes seated, and defies all ordinary or temporary treatment to relin nish its merciless grasp. DO YOU KNOW THE CAUSE OF The wasted form--thehollow cheek ? The withered face-the sallow aamplexion ? 1 The feeble voice-the sunken, glss. eye ? F The emaciated form-the trembling frame? The treacherous pimple-the torturing sore ? C The repulsive eruption-the inliamed eye ? t The pimpled face-the rough colorless skin ? nd debilitating ailments of the present age ? C 'he answer is simple, and covers the whole I round in all its phazes viz: the I FANGS OF DISEASE C MEREDITARY TAINT ARE FIRMLY FIXED IN THE ountain of Life--the Blood. THE Indiscriminate Vaccination uring the late war, with diseased Lymph Las TAINiTED THE BEST BLOOD ri the entire land. It has planted the germ , f the most melancholy disease in the veins j f men, women and children on all sides, and. othing short of 1. HEROIC REMEDY rill Eradicate it root and branch, forever. Such a Remedy Is HENRY'S CA RBOLIC JONSTITUTION RENOVATOR. O!r nsAcur TUn Svoxacx, it assimu- f ites at once with the food and liquids there, j i, and from the moment it passes Into the a lood, it attacks disease at Its fountain head, I its germ and maturity, and dissipates it c irough the avenues of the organs with n- v rring certainty, and sends new and pure y lood bounding through every artery and r The tubercules of Scrofula that sometimes ~ ouii and stud the inner coating of the ab- C omen, like kernels of corn, are withered, dis- 0 >lved and eradicated and the diseased parts our'shed into life. The Torpid Liver and ~ isetive Kidneys are stimulated to a healthy scretion, and their natural functions re C ored to renewed health and activity. 0 Its action upon thme blood, fluids of the , ody, and Glandular System, are I OlIIC, PUEIFYING AND DISINFECTANT, t its touch, disease droops, dies, and the 4 ictim of its violence, as it were, LEAPS TO NEW LIFE. Relieves the entire system of Pains and Aches, enlivens the spirits, and imparts aF Sparkling brightness to the Eye, TI A rosy glow to the Cheek, A ruby tinge to the Lip. 11 A clearness to the Head,0 A brightness to the Complexion, 84 A buoyancy to the Spirits, And happiness on all sides. Thou.sands have been rescued from the s lrge of the grave by its timely use. t This Remedy is now offered to the public I Itb the most solemn assurance of its intrin- Is c medicinal virtues, and powerf'ul HIling it Fon ALL AFFECTIONs OF THE ldneys, Retention of Uirine, a And Diseases of Women and Children. b ervous Prostration. Weakness, Genera! Lassitude, and Loss of Appetite, t it is unsurpassed.g It extinguishes ffections of the Bones, Habitual Costiveness, Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, Dyspep sia, Erysipelis, Female Irregularities, IA Fistutla, all Skin Diseases, Liver Lb Complaint, Indigestion, Piles, A King's Evil, a SYPHILIS. PREPAnBD BTY Prof. M. E. HENRY, ~ DIRECTOR-GEYERAL orTm - IERLIN HOSPITAL, 6 3!. A., L. L. D., F. R. S. HENRY & CO., Proprietors. LABORATORY, 278 PEABT- STEEET.F Post-office Box, 5272, Naw Yonx. 87 CONSTIUTION RENOVATOR isS$1 ar bottle, six bottles for $5. Sent anywhere a receipt of price. Patients are requested correspond confidentially, and reply will' made by following mail. Sold by all respectable Druggists. Sold at Newberry by Dr. 1. McINTOSH. a Entered according to Act of Congress, by 31. .[ENiRY. in the (lerk's (Ofilee of the DistriCt our t for the Southera DItrict of Now York. Jan 2Ot, L.-1. The Bo-Keeper's Journa AND NATIONL AIRICLTRI' Have been consolidatet and removed from Clevi land,Ohio, and Pittsburgl Pennsylvania, to NewYor City, The two journalsi one is now a large illustr, tcd, double quarto, eight page paper. contal ng Five different departments, viz: Be Keeping, Agriculture, Home and Firesid ladies' and Youths' Departments, makin it the cheapest andbest family paper i Ate; ca, for only S1 a year. Edited by Homc A. King, Ellen S. Tapper, and James I Euester, and published by if. A. King & Co 37 Park Row, New York, who send one san pie copy free, to every applicant and to a rnterprising Bee-Keepers. "Hints to Be+ Keepers," a practical Pamphlet of 32 page in neat pink covers, (Seventh Edition, an 9,000), sent post paid for 10 cents; also at thors of "The Bee-Keeper's Text Book, which has reached its Ninth Edi:ion, an fwenty-Second Thousand, having ran Eigt Editions of 10,000 copies in less than thre rears; sent post-paid, neatly bound in ro nuslin 75 cents, in paper cover, only 40 eti )r one copy sent free to every new subscribe :o the two papers, in the following libers )ffer: The undersigned, in order to favor on 'eaders, and increase the circulatioa of th 3eraid, have made arrangements with tb ibove firm to send the BeeeKeeper's Journs end National Agriculturist, and the Herald oth one year, for $3 85, and send a copy c he work "lints to Bee-Keeper's," and "Th ceper's Text Book," FREE to each subscri >cr. We hope our friends will show thi iberal offer to their bee-keeping neighbors Lnd send to the above firm for a sample copy )ut to avail yourselves of this offer, the mon yy and names of subscribers must be sent t Ls. Address, T. F. & R. H. GRENEKER, FAitors Herald. Feb 25 tf Newberry, S. C. MPORTANT TO FARMERS And all People living in the Country. GREAT DISTRIBUrION OF EWING &ACRINES,CL0CXS,WATCHES,& The great New York Agricultural, Horti ultural, and general Family Paper, the Ru 'AL AMERICAF, is FREE to January next o other paper of its class is so large, nor s heap, nor so practical. It contains doabi< be reading matter thm.t can be found ii ther similar publications, for the same pric -only $1.50 a year singly, and $1 00 it 'lubs! A new volume-the fourteenth-be ins January 1st, 1870; and its subscriber Pill receive gratuitously the most magnifd cut distribution of elegant First-Class Sew ng Machines, Eight-day Clocks, solid Gold nd other Watches, ever beforeoffered! Clat lgents are wanted everywhere, as the papel i National, and circulates in all the Statei ud Territories. The general Premium LI&I i more liberal than was ever before offered y any publisher in the United States. A plendid $40 Sewing Machine, (really wortl 80,) is offered EER for a Club that can be btained anywhere in three days! Magni6 ent Eight'.day Clocks, worth $15, for a Clot bat may be got up in one day; with solic old and other Watches, &c., at similaa ates! Now is the time for Club Agents t< ommence their lists, so as to receive the pa er FREE for the balance of the year. Wf avite all persons wanting the best and cheap st rural paper in existence to send $1.50 < s, and receive it from now to January 1871 r to send for a sample copy, which will be ent FREE.-Club Agents supplied witt pecimens, Premium Lists, ,c. GREAT RENiIUMS FOR EARLY CLUES. For only ten subscribers, at $1 each, sen, before the 1st of January next, we wil nd the Club Agent, FREE, a copy of thi tral American, one year, and a copy of the ecw York Weekly Sun, one year, the best aper published, not partizan in politics his offer, for two or three hours work only the most liberal ever before offered in thi istory of the rural press. N. B.-After January 1st, Twelve subscri ers at $1 wvill he required to entitle the ~gent to the above Premiums. M'dress, C. F. M[NER & Co., New Brune rick, New Jersey, (near York.) where the itorial Office aud farm are situated. SSplendid Chance, An Extraordinary Offer, Don't Delay, Send at once E LEADNG AGRICULTURAL JOURNA OF TIHE COIJTRtY, FREFE FOR ONE YE AR. TaE AMERIcAN E TocK JOURNAL,.-A first, lass monthly, containing 32 large donbk slumn pages devoted to Farming and Stock reeding, conining regular departmaents >r the Practical Farmer, Dairyman, Stock reeder, Wool Grower, and Pomultry Keeper, c., &c., &c. IlI-zs'.rated with numerous fine ngravings and bound in handsomely tinted vers. Farmers will find this monthlya cry efficient aid in all the departments o: arming and Stock Breeding. It has a Vete. nary Department under the charge of one the ablest Professors in the United States, ho answers through the JOURNA L, free of brge, all questions relating to Sick, Injured r Diseased Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or ultry. Thus every Subscriber has a Horst nd Cattle Doctor FREE. We are now prepared to offer the AxEnr AN STocK JoURNAL as a FREE GIFT fo: n year, to A LL NEW sUBsCRIBERS (or re ewals) to the Newherry HERALD, who shal :bscribe immediately and pay in advance his is a rare opportunity which the intelli ent people of our sectiore will no donbt dul.l ppreiate. IIand in your subscriptions al ee and secure The STOCK JOURNAL fret >r one year. T. F. & R. H. GRENEKE& Nov 17, 45-Gnm A SPLENDID CHANCE TO COM. NE TH E ECONOMICAL! TH E USEFUL!! lIE ENrERTAININGV AND THlE BEAUTI UL!!! We have arranged to furnish the New rry Herald and Demorest's .Illustrated Mouth the Modei Parlor Magazine of America, for y S5. Demore t's Monthly Magazine contains the es ntials of all others, including the utilities of the ousehold and Hlome Interests in all its depart ents. The only Reliable Fashions in all their detais. Tebeauties and utilities of Literature, Poetry, cetches. Stories, Music, and every branch of en rtai-.lng and useful reading calculated to en ren and elevate society and Inake our hornet eerful, attractive, useful, and happy; with a rge and magnificent Steel Engraving. 28 by 85 ces, en...d "The Plc-nic on the Fourth of ty." valued ai 610, to each subscriber as -emium. The engraving Is all done in line and stippie, om the original paintin by Lily M1. Spencer, id. besides the copyriht cost over seven thou nd dollars. and is acknowledged by artists to Sthe moet perfect and beautiful largeenrving -er issued in this country. Certainly Sb will >t procure another that combines so murch in rest and beauty. 1') cents for mailing the en -aving should accompany the subscription. Feb. 2, 5-ly. The Nfewberry Herald clubbed with le Rural American at very low rate. We will club rhe HERALD with'the RURArl zERcANv at the very low rate of 63 50, for >th papers, one year, (1870;) and the Rural merican will be sent FaEE for the balance '1869, to altsabse'i)cs who send in their tnes early! Here '~ a chance to obtain the rgst and best Agricultural, Horticultural, d general Family Papier published in t nied States, and the HERALD for only FJFM r ENTs more than the regular price of onr per! Such a chance is rare, and it will be the interest of' our readers to call and sub, rbe soon, so as to secure the Rural Ameri' n for the balance of' 1800 FaEE. T. F. & R. H. GRENEKER. Nov 17, 45--6m UBSCRIBE TO THE MONTILY VISITORt ll of Choice Reading, Comicalities, Puzzles, Enigmas, &c., &c. ONLY .50 centegir annum in adva nce.. Pubishaf -ot Charleston, S. C., BY F. EUGENE DUTRBEC. Address as above, with name and. resi mzee plainly written, or to Messrs. BOINEST & MARTIN, A Splendid OTer. Having made arrangements with the fol lowing first class papers and magazines, we can club them with the Herald at the very low prices named, and will hold tnis unpre: cedented offer open to all new subscribers from now unti' the first of April. We would advise that clubs be formed in see' 1, ! tions and that each member of a club take k ! a different paper, as this will give .a great n variety of interesting reading to neighbor.= hoods. We fm ther offer 'o those who will, get up a club of ten subscribers to the Her. ald and any of the papers named, a copy of g our paper free, or for a club of twenty with the papers named, one copy of the Heraid r and a copy of any of the magazines or pa. pers in the list. Young ladies and gentle. men with a very little exertion can make up a club under terms so advantageous, Read the list and terms: - TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Single copies..................$30 - Five copies.... ............. 12 a Ten copies, (and one exra,).......... 22 ' Herald and XIX Cnr.......... 660 Herald and Rural Carolinian.........4 4 Herald and New Eclectic............. 62 Herald and Lady's Friend...........4 Herald and Saturday Evening Post.. 4 SD r Herald and Southern Cultivator....... 4 0 e Herald and Rural American..........3 . Herald and Stock Journal............ Herald and Evening Lamp............ 4-2$ f Herald and Riverside Magazine..... 500, Herald and School Day Visitor..... 4 00 s Herald and Eclectic Magazine...... 6 0 Herald and Peters' Mosical Magazine 4 3 Herald and Demorest's Magazine.... 5 00 Herald and Burke's Weekly........ 4 b0 Herald and Southern Farm & Home.- 4- 0 Herald and Bee Journal and Nation al Agriculturist............. 3 50 PUBLISHERS Newberry Heraft. Yaluale--Et ig! EVERY FAMILY should take at .least ONE General Newspaper besides their county paper, "every time." It should be THE BEST, MOST ENTERTAINING, MOST VA RIF.D, and THE CHEAPEST, $3, $3, 63, 63, $y $3, $3. Three Dollars pays f'e6ne yda's subscrip. tion, or $1, $1, $1, $14, Si,. $L. One dollar for fetr months to the Mobile Weekly Register, The Oldest, Largest, and best known of Southern family journals. Hon. JOHN FORSYTH, Editor-in-Chief. It employs the best talent in the country. Its Stories are the most entertaining. Its Poetry the most brilliant. Its Correspondence is from all important points. Its~Telegrapbic Summary is a complete bistory of the week. Its Commercial Review and Prices Current every Merchaat and Planter ueeds-it is cor rect. Its Agrienitural Department is most full Edited by Hon. C. C. LANGDON. Its Polities A.Lwas DEMOCRATIC and SOUTHERN. It has been published unintarruptedly for Half a Century. It has double the circulation of any paper in the Southern States. Subscribe for the MOBILE WEEKLY REg, rsrER, 1 year 53.00-4 months $1.00. Get your neighhbors to join you. Clubs of four one year S10 00-take it four months.on trial-send S1.00. Specimen copy free. Address, W. D. MANN, Prop. Register. Mobile, Ale. June 15i, 24--tf. Don't, Don't! Don't Do It!! Do not forget that Wood's1Housebold Msga Dollar Monthly in the WVorld. Do not forget that more money's worth is giv,. en in remmns for new Subscribers to Wo"d's H{ousehold Magazine, than for any other publi cation in the world. Do not for et that Six Hundred Dollars will be naddaJune fr.tx Prize Stories to t,o published in Wood's Household Magazine. Lastly, but not leatly do not forget that 899 Prizes, worth from S1.50 to $100 in green. bac'ca. have just been awarded to subscribers and a sfor Wod' Household Magazine; and that similar prizes are to be repetedtri-an nual ly. N,o lottery nor humbu-r. The publication is in Its sixth volume. For two speclmen copies and catalogue of premiumis, encTose 10 cents. and address S. S. WOOD ewburgh, N. Y. Don't fail to ask your newsdealer for a copy. DON'T ! DON'T !! DON'T !!! A rIl18, 15-ly. CARRIAGE AND BUGGY FACTORY. We will keep constantly on hand a choice variety of fine Top and no Top Brggies of the latest and n.ost approved styles. Old Carriages and Buggies renovated and made to look good as new. Special attention given to repairing fine Carriages and Baggies wh ich is important to consuimers. Repairmng done in the best manner and at favorable prices. In connection with our faictory we are filling orders for fine Carriages, light Rock aways, Germantowns Pheatons, Top and no Top Buggies from a first class Nortly Our factory is near the Depot. J. TAYLOR & CAh July 21. 28S ly. Fisk's MetaIi iral Case861 THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on handsa full assortment of the above approved cases, of different patterns; besides coffins of his own make, all of which he tsprepared~ to furnish at very reasonable rates, with promptness and despatch. Persons desirous of having cases sent by Irailroad will have them sent free-of charge. A Hearse is always on.hand and will be furnished at the rate of $11) per day. IThankful for past patronage, the sub scriber respectfully. asks for a continuation of the same, and assures the public that no effort on his part will be spared to render the utmost satisfaction. I A. C. CIIAPMAN Newberry S. C., July 31. Sash & Blinds. IThe subscriber takes pleasure in annournc, in o t i omuniity thae, h'aving made all neoessary arrangements, hre will%e able to furnish Sash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Very Moderate Rates!! * For Cash ! * JNDIIW C. CH A PM A .