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A Little One's Talk with the Stars. Yo little twinkling starq, that shine Above my, head so high, If I had but a pair of wiags, I'd join you in the sky. "I do not know how old you are, Or whether%you ett -pe4k ; But you may twinkle all ni;ht long, And play at hide and seek. "Oh, tell mue, littl.- stars, for mth I wonder, why you go The whole night long from east to west, So patiently and slow." "We have a Father, little child, Who guides us on our way ; We never question when He speaLs We listen and obey." A RADCAL JOCRNA.S OPINION OF otWC NICE RADICAL LEGstsL.Tws.-The ellort to create sentiment against Governor Scott, of South Carolina, is chiefly by the more prominent white and colored men elected as Republicans to the House of Representatives. The reason of their present hostility to him is that they cannot make him a willing servant in their corrupt schemes. Could the House of Representatives l-ave full swing it would plunderand squandier the entire iesources of the State. But the Governor and the best ne"n of the Senate stand together manfully for good government and rea-onable economy. We believe that the impeachment will end in bluster, and that such absurd charges as the dispatches of last night report, will fall harmless. We urge Gov ernor Scott firmly to maintain his noble position. ICEmNDIAitS.-At the time we go to press, a report has reached us that in cendiary fires occurred on Tuesday night last on the plantations of H. C. Thomas son, and R. W. Shaw, Amzi Falls, Neely Miller and lugh Warn' r-all in thi county, though not contiguous to each other. We have learned no partitulars of these fires, nor the extent of the in jury inflicted.-Yotkville Enguirer .State of South Carolina, County of Newberry-In Conitnon Piers. .Eliza R. Stewart, as Adm'x of the Estate of Robert Stewart, deceased, Plaintitl, vs. .Joseph Pearson and Nancy Peairson, htis -wife, James W. Stewart, James E. Stew art, .Sophronia V. Stewart, Cally A. Stew art, Charles A.Stewart, Robert C. Stew. srt, Mary A. Augspath, James Y. Harris and Jont1 Coate, Defendants.-Comuplaint for Relief.-[Cotplaint served.] To the Defendants : You are hereby summoned ar.d required to answer the coMplaint annexed and serve a copy of your answer on the stseribe'rs at their office at Newberry Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after the ser "ice of this sumnus otn you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to answer the cotnplaint in that titme, the Plaintiff will t-pply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. FAIR, POPE & POPE, Plaintiff's Attorne's. Newberry C H , S C , 7th day of Janu ary, A. D. 187l. To James W. Stwart, Jamtes E. Stewart, Sophironia C. S;ewart, Cally A. Stewart, Charles A. Sre.vart, Rot,ert C. Stewart, atnd Mary A. Autgspath-efentdan s. Take notice that the sutmmonts in this ac tion of whicht the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of thte Ck-rk of the C.ourt of Commont Pleas at New 1.erry Coturt h ouse, * ~ itn the County of Newberry, itt the State * ~ of South Ca,rolina, on the lt day of Jan uary A. D). 1S71. FAIR. POPE & POPE, Jan. 18, 3-6t. P'laitntiff's Attorneys. N. B.- Coltumbia Pitte. ix n ill please copy once a week for six ees Win. H. Tutt, IIHOLE8ILE DRlL IAST, AUGUSTA, GA HIas in store antd offers for sale at EX% TREMELY low prices 100 Kegs B C Soda, * 100 Cases " " " in papers, 100 Ounces Morphine, 1000 " Quinine, 1 Catse Tutrkcy Opium, 1000 Gal's Linseed Oil, 40.000 lbs Punre White Lead, 500O Boxes Window Ghiss, * 25 Bhls. Spir't Turpentine, 100 Cases Hostetter's Bitters, 100 " P'lantatnon " 500 " Golden Eaigle " - 100 Cases Wolf's Seltciaam Schtnapps, 150 Grows Parlor Matches, 100 :Tbs Chloroform, 2 Cases E. I. Rhubarb Rot, 10 Gross Wright's Pdils, 500 " Tutt s Liver " 10 " Daivi' Pain Killer, 25" W ine Botties, 6's, 10 Gross Porous P'lasters, 5 Ceroons Nutmegs, AND FANCY GOOOS oftevery description, to which the attention of the traude is invited. Dec 28, 52-2:n - NEWERY FMLE A. P. PIFER, MI. A., : : : Principal. Xiss FANNIE LEAVELL, :: Assistant. Prof. P. W EBER,: : Musical Dep't. * ~ THE next session of this SC HOOL wiill b,-gin on TUJE:CDAY, TIlE THIRD (:ld) OF *JANUARY, 1S71 Tuition-Fronm $lta to $20 per half session of 5 months. Music antd Modernt Langtuages extra. Inst:uction ..iven ir. all thte branchtes usually taught itn Female Schtoots of thte highest grade. iPupils from a distance can obtain board month. Pupils will be charged from th,e date of entrance, atnd no reductiotn will be made excepT int cases of protracted illtt- ss. N 13. The Tuitiont fees uwust be raid int advane. For particulars apply to CQhL. S. FAI R, Pres't B3oardl Truts:ees, or S. P. BOOzER, FEsq., See. J..n. 4, l- tf. Elizi R. Stewart Admu'x. of Estate of Rob ert Stewart dee'd3., Plitittffr vs osp Pearson and Natncy htis wtfe, et. al., De fendants.-In Comm:ton Plieas, New berry -.Com plaint f'or Relbef. Pursuatnt to an order in the above stated case to me dir ected, 1 will sell Ott Saleday in Marcht next, all thit lot of landl in the Town of Newb,'rry, known as "Stewarr Store" lot ont Maitn Street and GaIdwell Street, at.d boun~ded by' landis of' H. UI. Blease and H1. Bartlett, containinfg a front of about forty feet on Pratt Street and a depth of about one hundred feet on Caldwell Street. Terms of sale, one-third cash, and the balance on a credit of one year, with bond of purchaser secured by mocrtgage of premises. .urchaser to pay for stamtps and TIHOS. 31. PAYSINGER, Ei AN SOLUBLE SULPIUR .IANIF.VT -ETIWA~N CHAR LES BY LPili[RI 119 AND Si The now well-known ErIW A N GUANO phates of South Carolina. Thee Phosph:ates to be ;rround to powder. and m:de Sluble h; operation the larte:t Su!phurie Acid ("!amt, mtufaCure at the lowe<t rat:s, the hirh'-st er the proportion of Sotuic PlloSphate whicl: reiqtirtl per acre. In o der to nake the Fert cient quantities are added With these view: ETIWAN Wnrrnted to contain fmn 15 :) 20 'ER CE: OF LIME. nod from 2 to 2, or eent. of ANI' VIAN GUANat),ntd PorAslI. to ad tpt it to 570 per ton, and intete,t 7 per cent. per annu DISSOY,V Of Ligh gr.dc. suitalule forMannfarmrers or tili'r. and speciatly :ulapted for c.npost. A m dissolve th 'hozplate. this will be found maternil. The grade furni'hed will he from Price S40 per ton cash. On time, $45, with grades will be furnished to order at an additic COMPOUND AC Specially prepared for eompo<ting with cotto i35 per ten, ca.sh; on time $10, with inter r GROUNI At much lower rates, con4ititn; simply of tI I',ice $23 per ton cash. On titne, '22, and in WM. C. B: W. H. WEBB, AgE LIPSCOMB & ('AL1I0JN.. A. J. IIAL,TIWANG EB, Ag N. B.-The percentage of Dissolved Bon Etiw-ins, is ascertained at the Works, by the chaser be dis:atisfied. he may retu-n average days after delivery, and they will be -nnalyzed guaranteed will be made good to him by the t Jan. 2.5, 4-2in. '7 OF THIS POPUI TO 3!EET TH E N! PL A NTIN-G C .AND) IAS TJ1 [.'FH---Fifty Dollars per Tol iE---Fifty-five Do!!ars per Payable 1st November, 18 WVM. C. DU RI. MOOR{MAN & CJO., Jan. 11, 2-:imt. WILLIAM4 GLAZE. JLtT reeived a large assortment of XVATiIlES.--Gold and Silver Hunting, te WVindintg, t pen Face, or Swiss, Ettg hish and Amzeia mnufhiet ure. CLOCKS.-Frech Parlo-, of Black Ma ll, Gilt, (rmutla, Rosewood andl Wa';lnu it. SPETACLES.-Gold, Silver and Steel, of all descriptionte - Ee C:las&e witht Gold, Rubber and Tortoise Shell Frame. THIMLES.-Gold and Silver of all de cript ions. nd ith set.tngs of' al! kids of prciu atones ; Brooches, E1r-rinz,. Necikltces, Braceles antid At wttst, Goild ('hat elamte and R iibr, Go~l, P'earl and muournting Jewelry td rnamIentt, ke.. GENTLEMEN'S JEWELIRY.-Vest and Guard Chints, Collar and Shirt Buttons, Sleeve Buttons, Seal Rinigs, Brooches5, Scarf Pits, &e. SPON.--Tale , Dessert, Tea, Sugar, Mustard, P..p. S.dt Spoons an:d Ladles. FO RK 4.-Taie t, It ssert and ir'a&k.aSt. KN1YVES.-Dessert, Fruit, Uutter, ih, Pie, ake and Cheese~ Knives. PIT(;II ERS.-Chbalices andi Comt tunion Set, Ice P'itchers, Cups 8uank and Go.' C'ASTOS.-Slver and Plated, Fruit Maters, ('reatm Pots, Sit: ndl 11'ter D ishes, Waites. ke WILLIA M GL.\ZE, Ono door No:thi of Seo':. Wil .uns Co.'s Bsnking lIou se, Main 5:reet. D. J. Rt. THOMPSUN, SURGEON DENTIST, (Suceessor to D)r. W '. B. McKellar.) Olce over McFakll & Pool's store, on Main All the old husiness left unfinished will he copleted on the tetrms as biefore arranged. and everthing done in the best manner :tnd warranted. The patronage o the public is respectfully solicited. nee. , .4S--tf MA NURES, ND - I:) AT TiIE E'ON; S. C., it. si<m.ttufterured from the \:tive Bon" Phe in their na:ur.tl .ta-e :tr, IN-oluble, art requi Sniptnrie Arid. Thiis Co)mpatny havc now rs :t the South. and are, therefore, able xratie of Frtilizrr: it beit clear that the gret :ny Fertilizer contain., the less the quanti ilizer com>lete, Ammonia and Potash in suf the Company manufacture and offer fur su GUA NOS, U. (F IMSSOLVEi) BONE PIIOSPHT it 'I , wir1t .t s,fiieint addition of 'Ell all crops. Pr:re +63 per ton, cash; on tim n. ED BONE, for Planters, b:ing in it-elf an exe.el!cnt Fe s large qlautities of .u;phnric Acid tre us( i cheap an'i convenlient wa to tranporr th; . to 20 p:r c":nt. D )ssolved Bone Phosph:ut ttere<t at 7 per cent. per annum. Still highi nal price per centage. ID PHOSPHATE, n seed and other plantation manures. Pril It 7 per cent. p:r annum. BONE, .rttve Bone Phosphates ground to powde .erest at 7 per cent. per slluutn. E & 00., 14 JA71er's Whaf, CHARLESTON, S. C. int, Newberry. S. C. gei ts. Nint ty Six Dept, S. C. t. Chappel!'s Depot. S. (. t ho-phtte of Lim- andl Ammonia in all ti r Chemist, before d :livery. Should any pt atules ofr any purchase, within thirty (31 tine., and any deficiency in the percenta ;utpan:y. ERTILIZERB,,' --- OiIF. OFTii N TI : S , f T O N, lS. C. Fc~r Agents at Newberry, S. C. COLUMBIA, S. C. AHEAD AS USUAL fiUR FALL STUCK OF CLOTHING, HATS AND) (ENT'S FURNISH!NG GOODS, NOW iN STORE. Te Largest and Best Steel WE IlAVE EVER OFFERED TO TII P1TALIC. N E and B0Y5' TiA TS of everycr i tini'! RI NKS. Y AI.ISES, SIlA WLS, R EG A su:perior SHu I , nver before offere in thi's market, made to order without ex t char ige. The l:argest line of Frechl and E:mlie ILOTlII antd VESTINGSever offered. Wi: adi:tiola faciities int our wotrkshop, are dterrminued that our Cutstonm Depar met sliul fe in.urtO:wed. IATS:tai (tt)TillNf at whonlocale, s& W. C. SW AFFIEI,D, ?Coh;;tthia Cloting iouse. relief on adm:inistratiott bonid, It appe.aring to me by af'idavit that N EKnox, ti' deendaxnt in the above state cas.- is a Set troaindtv witout the linti of thie S:i:e, it is ordered that the raid di feudanot do plead, ans~wer or demur to the: r cee.1.n:e wti;it si ey days fronm pitbl eation hereof. or ord. r pro conifesso will I. takn' apti:tt h'm. J A.\ES C. LEA IIY, e. .j. . c. THE COTTON STATES Life Insurance Company, AT MACON, GEORGIA. THE business of this Company is confined by law to .ite Insurance alone. it issues 'vlieies on all the approved mu tual plan;. (ne third of the premium on its Policies will always be given as a loan to all persons 9 who may desire it, thereby increasing the :1a11tm:: of Insurantce. for a sutaller amount of eash, nor will nterest be required on thes. lo, .s, nily for the first years' loan. The proits or dividends will constantly pay 1,T1 ihe loans, benee the value of this plan of I-nuratice to those who have otnly sm.aC -1 pl finidu. This cre dit is ;iven be one other Compa nv o!tly, doing l,-Mess here. Tie scarcity of monev in the Snutha, it is belieed, ala-neltrl l,-ae"nd, iauch a:s ir range:tio-tt. Talt Cmennt,any of course i.e c1pts all eah, when the party insuring is abelle or willing to nac it. There is another fe.stture in the operations of this Company re that the attention of parties seeking Insur ance i+ particularly called t:), viz: a surren der vahe. There is but Company doing business here (Catolina Life) be.sides Cotton Suitae, whibc give: a surrender value. le When circum-z:ances render it necessary for one to abandon his policy, it will only be ateessary for hiam to call for his surrea r der value, which w ill be, in most cases, ni.ae ty (1at) per cent of all the notaey he has e paid iaa, raking it afrolutely impossible for hhn to lose anythiag in any event. This is Moasr other Companies give their insnredl - a paid up Policy for an equitable portion of the atottt of ntoney paid, in ease of sir Irenader, btnot to bepaid until they die. Is tIhi j-ist ? Pr I refer the Cotton States Life Insarance Company ther. )3eBar'e its office is in the centre of the ;e Cotton States, and nanaged ly good finan ciers and en we:l known to us. Bec.ause it gives aou a good surrender value in case ot vour aithdrawal. B -cause it has rr5no nuti r;tuardtatep, the larg.t ever given to any Company, for the secuttrity of Poliev holders. Becaunse it has 51,(at deposited wilh the States of S,)uth Carolina and Greor-.i:, for the security of Policy holders, besidel" tle premtiums of twenty-one hundred Poli cv holders. Because it g'ves 910 per cent of all the pt 'fits to its Policy holders. And Rce uee its policies are always good, and valid, for .is a any definite parts of the sinm insared as t!here shall have been annual prenitns paid. - ;,!' Active agents cvgtel to Canvass Notii ih Sou'h .arolina. Apply to r- LAVAL & ABNEY, 1) General Agents for Not rt & South Carolhi. e (1f1ie": Conlubia, S. C. w?:.. J. J.... M \y. AntSE. J.tin. 4, '71, 1-1v. THE NICKERSON IIOUSE, Columbia, S. C., Will not be closed] nen account of the death of the late Proprietor. William A. Wricht. but will te c tried on a, heretof)re, by his widow, Mrs Saruh L. Wright, and her Fon, William C Wright. fie friend,: dt the late proprietor are iuvited to cil a- usual. 1 A1;:A1Ii L. WRIGH T, Jun 1 WM. C. WIlIl lT. Joh:n M. Derrick and Samunel Derrick, vs. Annie S Derrick, et al.-Complaint for partition and sale of land to pay dabts. THlE Creditors of the E<tate of George Derrick, decea-sed, are reqtired to render ita and e*stmali.,ht on otath, biefore thue urnder sig'eid, the air r.sp--eaive demttand< on or be fore thei l5t ay i of Ftebrtuary netxt. Jan. 4, l-7t. ISAAC SULZBACHER, (t ndter Columbiaa HIo:c,) 'fCO LUM UIA, S. C., Has o:a han-1 onie of th ' finiest assort mntas JE~WELRY, SILVER WAREI, W A TCIE S F A NCY AvR TI c LE S, To w'ahih hte reaspeca fully calls attenation. IHis stoc:k of CLOCKS, Of every die.cripaioan and price, Spireces of whiceltf a kes ta sp*ciaItyv, (Gttns. Pit rol , CarnridIges, Tr.ip;rinag, Caadery, Tabrle ~ and Pocke.tt, is of the fullest atnd of warrantt eda eb aracter. Rep aiariag of all kitnds donec in a necat tand expedirtons: liner. ftooada atrriated and prices eacap. V~.i-aors t o (aolumtbtia tare invita d to call .and examirana y a.aock. Orders promp-1aty attendaedl to. I. SCLZB.PA(CIIER, Sp. 21, :iS-tf Goibiaa,, S. C. Compound Acid Phosphate of Lime. F0[t COMPOSTING WIT II CO ITO N SEED. -This :rrticle is manufactutred by the Pacific Gu,no C..nmny at Chuarleston, S. C., under thte Sup~eriantendenlce of Dr. St. .Julien Rave, necl. Whaen comtapoated with an equal weight of Cotton seed. its results have been found fully equal to the best standard fertilizrs. Its economy must commend it to the niotice of p'antters generally. For specific directions for composting and for supplies, appaly to J. N. ROItSON, Selling Agent, Charieston, S. C. .lno. S. REESE & CU., Genieral Agents. Bal tmore. Dec 28 3m PURE GY PSUM! CONTAIN ING; EIGHTYl PER CENT. OF SolXiBLE alATTER !! GROUND AND PREPARED in this city, and warranitedl free fronm aduilteration. The anntaeed coatonieiationa fromt Prof. Chlarles U.Shaeppaa d, Jr., of the putrity ofthis article, iagurtee of its highaly valuable qnali litis tothefarmter, being available when m tixed with othter mnatures, to the great ad vantage of ainy kind of crop. Unequqalled as a top diressirag for Wheat, Rye, B.arley, &c., anad athe Graasses, (oane peck of wIch will 5how vi,ible imtprovteent on ana acre of ThMvlal lnare is offe.redl for s.ale at the l>w ptice of $15 per ron, cash, or ota timte for ci ry ;acpraance, with ianterest aid Pua. tup forr shipmtent in brags of 200O poundisrh eacht. AllI orde'rs byV mail, in tae. cordlance awithI aboeC termis, w ill be promnpt lv exeenited byt JOHN\ U. IluLMIES, Commaissicn Merchanat, -Boveie's Wharf, Chaarlestoni, S C. [corv.] dftflee of rte Sutite Intspector of Fertilizers, I*Lubora.oiry of the Me-dical College. Qaceen Street, Chrarlestonr, S. C -November 21, 187 I. I r. John II. H1olmes: )KIAtt StaR .--Tlat" CY0M9 tintta a t oua for anualysis is the me.o. s.-kable I hrav e ever seent for its freedoma from ima purities of every kind, cotanintg as it dotes brut onte-third of one per cent. of inasolble mitater. If it catn be supplied of similar quaity, it can not fail to prove a great boon -to Stouthein agrieuiture, as there is nto crop to which it it is paot beniefeial whrerher ap plied alonec or ina contjaution with other mantures, Very respectfually, Votiurrdadienat servant, a (Signed,) ClA RLES U. SH EPPA RD, Jr., M. D. - CUSTOM made pegged CALF BOOTS, and warranted. For saile by D, TJOWER. Nv- M, .i-tf. DR. TUTT'S EXPECTORAN I FOR ough.c Cold, 1' &C. For the Speedy Relie AND PE;Min NENT (THE OF CONSUMPTION B RONCIITIS, ASTH'MA, COLDS A L Al.1. IitAs OF TILE Lgs, Chest, or Throat r 'iu ENi'CTOi.\NT is c.-mp-.ed exclu fre iy of H!erbal cud 3uci:a;ituius prodncti which P:rtllr<~I t'ar WV-t ;!l::.Olfe cI ti llcLng :tuiiig thtm to tht ow of te e:c:-il matter whic1 col.ects it:e Ilrr"; chi.i Tibes, at:t at the sam time f:rns a soution:: tit;;. relieving theirri tation, whih prdesUtex Ihe ccurth. The oldect to be ohtainetl is to cleanse the or guin of all impuritie- : to iouri-h anttic tren:thet it when it It a become imi:tire d ad enfeebled be di-ca-e: to renew and invi:,or:te the cireulatio of the bh.lod. at (I strerri;tti ihe nervous organi zation. The EX I'E 'l-T tANT i!e- this to at astonishing degree. It is active but mild ati Congenial, impartin;: turCtion:tl energy :nd nat uiral stren(th. It :dfS:ris Oxygen to v.talize: th, lood. ant Nitrogen to :similate the matter It eqtuali:;es the "i'riou influence,' producing quiet and composure. TO ('MEMPTTES It is it.valn-ble.:es it i,tttn",li:,ttly relie'vea th, :t.llicnlt t brurhi:g and br.r .mia. t< ugh whicl attells that die-. F'0)R AMT D It is a spltcifi.:-one dove oftet re.i:-vit-_ tra dis tres-it. c:hoki,g, and producong calm and pleas ait repose. FOR CR('P No nntler should ever he without a bottle of th F.XPl'ft A'f NT in the houe.1 We have num,: rolls certiticates of it< havi:; relievetd. alnost in .tauttly, the little ,uff.rer. whetn death appeurr altnost inevitable. MOTHERS BE ADVISED K p it (on Iltid ! rhfi: dread diQe:sereg-tires pr-mpt :ction;n a soot is the hourse. htlow u ,.:n, It eard, apply ti remnedy. :til it is t"asi:y suidurcl rf7 - T, prope.i"c of the:I E -r AN re demtu:ent. oat!ti te. baletnu.soothing. ant bea!tig. It brace< the rnervou- -ysetem and pro cluces pleasant and tofreshing sleep. T EX-dILIRATES AN) RELIEVES GLOOMA INESS AND DEPRESSION. (ontainting all these qualities in a Co:vetien and concentrated form it has proven to be c ie Host taluable Lung Ba:l ' ever cf.red to sufferers from l'ulmouary dis eases. Prepared by WM, H. TUTT & LAND, AUGUSTA, GA oI"d by Dr:. ggists everyw cre. Nov. 23. 47-6m. DR. E. C. JO tES. SURGEON DENTIST, NEw 8:mns ,S. c. Roomts over Mr. Mower's store, anid froit of lleratld ohlce. I take pleiasere itt incfonncie~in my fri.ed ad the htilij gentend.ly, that niy denitr -iOms~ -tre nOwe opin, :idi th.it I not pre p.red to iXexlen ali woirk in my professio1 itn te tmost appiire.i mcc.rner. I at de t'erh - to dlev te myr ecitir J. I . !:2 :t t Te Fir<t Edition of C) e II.mtdre'd and Fi ry flyemc ted cinie' iof ViI'' IK*.~ LLUSia El> t'A I A Lt ;;lE 'F NEEl)S A N I> FL' iA L GUl l)E, i< publisthed and readyl to sem~ ort-100 pacge., andi an Enigravincg of almnos cverv desirabtle Flowier aind Vegetable. [ti elgtly printted on fine tin:edi p mner. iliiu< trat eed withc Ticree ITtindredI tire Wood ii Etn trvings andt Two bieau'ciftul C 0 1 0 R~ E I nn tiEdiitionf pub ited,i itn all o:hcer respect imilar:0o the Encglii,h. S'nt free to all my cuatomrrs of 1870, a meidly as possihtle, withotut nppliection aent to all ntherc, who order themt for rTF :ENi S, which is not htair te cost. Aiddle* deCCc .IA M ES; VICK, R.ehetter, N MOII ILY M.AG.ZINE, Two Dollars per Anaum. 64 Pages Reading Matter 30 Pages Advertisements WALKER, EVANS & COGS WELL. D. WYATT AIKEN, CII AIRLESTON, S. C Jly 1 :, 2R--tf. 1A\ 10 FETILIZER The experiments of the paist v-ar hart coirmetd those of for ..cr yeairs, and estail Iihedi bevoendi all cotroversy, thie griea m oerit of this Sunthd : aruolina F'rrti lizer. The untde'rsignied are lie Agents at Nn ht r, and will ftrciish an.v qiuantity neceede b' thte planotets o)f tihis sectiot. Thety anis cae a gre.et ticmhler of smnall p:imphlle't ctta iing te5timon itiels of tmanyc of the bes platers of this aind adljoiceing Statest, a to is fertilizing piropertics,~' wich2l theyv wi distribute gr.itis. R. MOORMAN & Co. Jan 19 3 tf. Winter Schedula Spartanburg and. Unio Railroad. Ocn ancd after the 24th icnstanct, the Pat sener Traicts will go dlownt Ott NNDAYS WEDNESDAYS qoed FRlIDAYS; ieaevint Spartaburg Couert llouse, at 7.20 A. M and arriving at *lston 1.15 P. M, Retrin~ Ott TUEMIDAYS, TI1URADAY and SA TCR DAYS, wili leave Aiston at 9.5 4. 3., anid arrive at Spartanhurug at 3.40 I 1. TIIOMAS lB. JETER, T. !. BEODE. It . HUD - I H- C HUDGINS BRODIE & CO. AND Commissioa Merchants, ''rth Altl.ntic Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. LIrERAL :1:1ICES M IDE ON CUO_"SIGY31EV TS. p 1mEFER Tfl ANDREW SIONI)S, ESQIRE, Pres't 1st Natiomd.l Bcnk. CHARLESTON, S. C. Apr 6, '70-14-1y. TRADEMARK O11 CAhAV 1W11. ITTERS6 A DELIGITFUL TONIC. We take neat ple,ture in offer ng the OLD GAROLINA BITTERS to the p ''e. tney are comIIIonr~ledt with r:tt e.a-e, and et-nt tin -ome of the hest Toiies in the I'irncpita. A- evidence of the snpwriority of our BITTERS over all Uthter,, ne have certitientes f ot mat y of the leadfing ptysicians in our State, who have -prescriletl themt in their ptautee. The OLD C.ROLINA BITTERS Will he found invalua)le for Wttant of Appetite, General Debility, Chills and Fevtr, and Dypepsia. We do not offer our BITTERS as a cure for all diseases, but as an A rotatic Toie, they h.ve no eruial. For sale by I:ru_ag',ts a::d Grocers every where. Piincipal Depot, - GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO,, Importers of Choice Drugs and Chemtieals, Feb. It, 7-1y. Gharleston, S. C. P. TOALE, CH.ARLESTON, S. C. Mantufactory of D)oors.tafhe', Illids. Miu din.g<. &c., iu the Southern $tte,s. PR!HTED PRiCE LIST I)l!E t03)PETlilKN Ge SEN I' FR EE~ ON APiLI.TIO. Jg DiRt. H.BAER,l WH ~OLESALE aP.d RETAIL DRUGGIST, 15 3EETI NG STBEET, (Opposit e .\bu-ket St.,) CHARLESTON, S. C. Sash & Blinds., ,ll necessa ry .a rrngement, h'Ie n ill bje ale to fiurnit-h Sash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Very M\oderate Rates!! F~or ('ash! A NDR EW C. ChIAPMIAN, Oct.7~ 41 tf. Newherry C. II, S. 'G. I JOS. J. iT1'SC031I8. |E. E. .JEFFERSO(N. (hhappeI 's D epot. I Augusta. Ga. Newbterry. S. C. | Piedmnont and Arlington Life Insurance Company. WE wtill canrvass Newberry and surroutnd inig D)is:ricts itt beha,l f of thtis Comtpauny. wiieb, htavin:g tite 't:rend riment tandt pat ron age of ovetr 2,ittt of ttut citizente, itnlug otme of lte best busijtt nete itt te State, to any ote Northt or Sutmbl, a:i'l haIts exeedtintg $2..t0 ,itt0t, atrn tnnutl intcomte of gl ,:00,unettu , andtt 1 2,;u i'mlicies itt force in t weintv-one' Sia;:ms itnd Terri, iesu. It in-. ttresnagin:st deathi fromt alie: cutcs tindr is free fro a the useless restrtictio::s of mnany LIPS(COMB & JTEFFERSON, Nov. 9, -15:-t t Getter.di Agenits. PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S (Capital 3'1.000,fl00) PACWFIC QUJANQ , TillS GUJA N( is now so well known in all fee's as an agency for increatsing the prto due:s of labor, as5 noet to reqnuire special re commntdairtin from u<. fts u-ne for rive years pthas salishedi its chanratecr for reliabtle excelmne. [Te large fixed captital invested by the Co-npatny ini this tr.ntlt, tiffords the surest gutarantee of thte continuedl excellenuce Of its Guanro. J1 N Rti>BSI N. Selling A rent. Cit ar1leston, S. C. .1V0 S. REESE & CO., Generail Arutnts, tl.altimor. Dec '28 3m. -Frog Level CU (ISTO)I EI' R will take ntitce that Ioav a full supplyv of that pod1 low. D. 31WER. Rus set, Upper and Whang; LE ,4T HER, On hand an.d for sale by D. MOWER, Apnr. G. 'lA-t f Money Cannot Buy It! FOR SIGIT IS PRICELESS! The Diamond Glasses, .TSAUPACTURLD BY J E. SPENCER & 00., N. Y., Which are now offr d to tl:e put':c. are pro nour.ced b% all the celeb'a:e.: OtiC;aus of the W or d to be the MOST PERFECT, Natural, Artificial help to the hum. n eye ever They are-r"ued under their own ruiervi!ior. from inimure ('rvt~1 Pet l.ets. wteitei togeti .r. a:d derive rheir nume. -)-Dian,sd," on account of their hat;css ai d bri:::uncy. Tie Scientiric Principle On which they art, co- tructerl brin:s the c)re or centre of tle lets directly in ft ont of the e% e. prcolucin a c;er a.'. distir.ct visio,n. in tie natural, 1 ea:thy sight. atd preventir,g a:1 un pie~sent .Cens.ti.in. "uch as glimtnering Dit waverint of .i.ht, dizzit.esi.j&c . peculiar to all ,t hers ii u.-e. They are Ictnted in the Finest Manner. In frames of the best quality, of all materials uwed fot that purpuae. Their Finish and flurability CANNOT BE SUI'PASSED. C A VTrov.-Note genu ine unless bearing their trade mark rtuml.ed on every frame. J. W. MONTCOMERY, Jeweler and Optician, is sole agent for NEW'EERY, S. C., From whom they csu only be t,btained. These goods are not supplied to I'edlers, at any price. ()et 5,40-1y. Fisk'sMiallic DBriai Cs THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly oi hand a full as-ort tent of tht above a pyrt oved easey, of diflerent patterns, hr.iles collin of his own make, all of whieb lie is prepared to furnish at very reasonable rates, wit!: promptness and despatch. Persons desirous of having cases sent by railroad will have them sent free of charge. A Hlearse is always on hand and will be fnrrished at the rate of .Ihn per day. Thankfutl for past pntronage, the s-t seriher respecttrlly as!ks for a continuatidi of the sa:n(e, and assures the public tl:::t no eTort on his p:rt ill be sp.ired to rev:del the utmost sati: f.ction. A. C. Cr-APMAN Newberry S. C., July :i. IMPORTANT NO71CE TO CONiUMERS OF DRY GOO1; .ll ReUt l Orders amn'intin- to $2f and Over Delivered in any rart of the Country FRLE OF EXPR~ESS CIA1GES. HAMILTON EASTER & 80NS, OF BA LTIORE, MD., In order the letter to meet the wa.ts of theil Heritil Lustomer- at a di-tiance, hage e.tahished :: S.L.Ii'L E RUIi;. Ui. andI will UIOn arl'ication,. promp.tr send by by mail full line,. of5omnples urthe Neuest atw: :unte-eing at alil times to sell ast liiw. it' L.ot tat less pies, thnny lo rue in the co titry. ltuy in: our goods from the .large'st and moet ce'lebrtated nemulicturers in the diffTet.t p::rta Eutropet. aid imtportinag the' amne he' Siectners di rect to 11.. It.mite. our stock is it a I timae pre.mp? ly >utliedl wiithi the t.ove:t.es ot the L.oi.tioL at Paris :n-:rkeits. Al iiL lJiy a.d s.-P only fm eia.:.0 m;i :.k 1. ti baid debt,., we are.:,le ai.d wjljing to sel; iOu toodss ait FRtOM Tk:N 10 Ftrry.iN lPai (E.Tr L,i.lii Plomr :horm i: ii e gas w. cedit. In senidotinli sompiesspifiy the kind ofgoid, desired 'Ve keep tthe best g ad-- of every c:a orgnads. front the low est t., the im.ste c.tlv. Ei der' ulnaccou:p hiect by the cash will be sent' ('. . D tire invited to i-spect the. : oek~ in our Jobbin;. IlA.UIILIfON. E ASTI-.!: & SONs. 197. 199. 2(11 a na: 2 .3 W ertt Thiiiore $t: et. Oct. 26. 43 -!y, Baltuote. 3il. MONITOR PLOW. TIIE BEST Pl0 IN UiSE! IPODSSIBI2L TO CIIOIKE. IN TlH1. PLOW TilE FAR1MERS HAVE THlREE -IN VALUA13LE IPLEMENTS AXT THlE PRIt'E (OF ONE PLOW, lnW OPENER AND 00CILTER. Wha:t Mr. Stringfilliw. of Cheste'r, S. C., writes: I bought the fir<t MTonitor h'ow that cnme in this secenon, at.d canuot now do without them. Whai:t Mr. Ellis. of (Griffin, Geco., says: Mes-re. P'ALxt::n & TUttPIN.-I recijed throught Mr. Ru-. P. .Johnsotn.of Griffin,oneif your Monitor Piows. wiche I re'gard a<a d cided improvemnt o)ver anty Phlow [ hive Ever seen or utsed, andl I regard it aLs most admira htv a-laptedl to th -Cultivation of the so'il of the South, and most cordially recommend thema to the Southern P'i:mtewr, as the best and cheapest plow yet offered them. .JAMES T. ELLIS. What Mr. Rabb, of Winnsboro'. S. C snys: Messrs. PiLMER & iTRPtN: I l:rve atlreadhv spoiken in favornhie terms of your Miitior Plow. hut I mIut be permitted :in to expres' my ihigh tipreciaiton of its meri:s. I tried it a few days .since ott a very tongh. e':hty lot, which I was :pprehen ,ive I counld tnt plow, atnd to my surprise it diii wit no It:he1itr lhow coubl have dune, g> ingr into it ;and teariung it up far eyo'inid my expectai ons, W. S. RABB31. Ark the neares d:aler for Ctaloget, tandi to show vou the Pliiw. CHTAR T. PALMER. R26i Main st., Richmond, Vai. The ahave P'low for sale at Factory prices, lreigh:t added. hr S. P. BOOZER & Co. OSWELL flEEDERt. Z[DtMERMANt DAVIS. REEDER & DAVIS, General Comm,ission Merchants, ADGER'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S.C. Oct. 12, 41-6m. A LL parties indebted to me by Mem-. orandum Account, or in any other way, arc reqjuested to pay the s:ime at o:1ee. ID. MOWER. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, sOn PUatYING ''M MOW The reputation this a. cellent medicm e , S is derived from its crs - many of which are marvellous. Inve cases of Scrofulous ease, where corruption, have bee purified and cured by % . - ofulous affections aad - - disorders,whic were - ~ fgruvated b tlx sa -Ions contamination mnt they were painfully afflicting, have been radica>ly :ured in such great numbers in almost every se. tion of the country, that the public scarcely aes4 to be informed of its virtues or uses. Scrofulous poison is one of the most desue.' tive enemies of our race. Often this unseen an' unfelt tenant of the organism underminestheecu. stitution, and invites the attack of enfeeblingorb. tal diseases, without exciting a suspicion of t presence. Again, it seems to breed inf'ec throughout the body, and then, on some favorabe; occasion, rapidly develop into one or otherotr hideous forms, either on the surface or vitals. In the latter, tubercles may be leposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors in the liver, or it shows its presence by eraptIM: an the skin, or foul ulcerations on some put et the body. Hence the occasional use of a bottles )f this Sarsaparilla is advisable, even when n :Oetive symptoms of disease appear. Persons a2 slicted with the following complaints generafy and immediate relief, and, at length, cure, by - ase of this SARSAPARILLA St. Antw a,'s Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Tetter, al# thcum, Scald Head, Rinagwcorm, Sore . sore Ears, and other eruptions or visible fo, of Serofulous disease. Also in the more cc, eealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Disease, Fits, Epalpsl/, Neuralgia, the various Ulcerous affections of the iad nervous systems. Syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial Dis ases are cured by it, though a long time is1s :uired for subduing these obstinate enaladies any medicine. But long-continued use of medicine will cure the complaint. r Whites, Uterine Ulcerations, and P Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and . ately cured by its purt ing and effect. Minute directions for each case are in our Almanac, supplied gratis. 2be,ssatm . and Gout, when caused by accumulatious of a trneous matters in the bl yield quifl to 36 as also Liver Complaints, o idt u gel. tionorlnflamnation ofthe vean4Jax. dice, when arising, as they often ho, frem the ranklin' poisons in the blood. This 4BAA. PAXRLA is a great restorer for the strSg and vigor of the system. Those who are Lea 7u0d and Listless, Despondent, Sleepleus, and troubled with Nerrous Apprehensions or Fears, or any of the affections symptomatic of Weakness, will find immediate relief and corn vincing evidence of its restorative power upc triaL PREPARED BY D~r. 3. C. ATES c CO.,ELowell, Mni, Practical and Analytical Chensits. OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVEEYWEE For sale by MOT'E & TAlR:Ltr. Sep. 7, '70-36-!y. 4 K ra St. Charlestc , S C B nP Nov 423 47-4m.I romin. S. C.. Decmer 80 ngscedl w i 4$ ru dail, Sanyaex urin RIoad.u andye down ug,a. ith Trans anyo ou, C har ltt, $.ColmiadAgs a ail&d:n,Nwery S . P. . ls, ro LvU,P. C Leadve or Pbin.. e............70a - AtIc ~uto ............... Ra 4lr ad. CONeL>ery... S. ..D........10.a -n a; aferb ur~ y.. ........ ... ... 1he folow -'n elton......................... w.t0 Tpain - G reeiZt, n h.. t. ...........d 5.00 p ere Greunvi'a.....................45 a m ....e.............................723 a m N S eb ry.................. .1..90 a m - A bre...................004apm " Newltry. .............. ......2.35 p m .\irent n ....................... .00 p ra \riv erlmb:.................... 35 p m A .t........N ....... , e'.1 upt. Dec.1t.4S-ti. .BisCHlOPF. C. wl'LEaN. J. H. PiEEn. HENRY BISCHOFF & CO. AND) DE..LERS ;N WINES, LIQUORS, BEGARS, TOBACCO, '&C.. 197 East Bay, CM-ARLESTON, S. C. ~ A LECTURE ~OOUJN G MELN Jut P'ublished, in a Sealed Enyclope. Price A Trntre on the Nature, Treatment and kidlicual Cure of Spermatrorrh<ea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Dehilty, and Inmpedliments to Marriage gen erallv; Nervousne,.s, Consunmption, Epilepsy,. and Firs; Mental and Physical Incapaelty. resuling from Self-Abuse, &c.--By ROBERT' J. CULVE.RWELL, M. D), Author of ther *'Green Book," &c. The world-renowned author, in this Admi rable Leeture, clearly proves from his owa. experienee that the awful consequences of Self A buse may be effectually removed with Out medicines, and without dangerous surgi cal operations bougies, instruments, rings,. or cordi.is, pointing out a mode of cure ati .. once certin and effectual by which every sufferer, no ma'ter what his condition may be, may cure him-elf cheaply, privately, anih radicalyv. TiIIS LECT UlIE WILL PROVE A BO0'N T\) T10USANDS AND~l THOU~. SANDS. Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain' sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cent, or two postage stamps. Also. Dr. Culverwcll's "Marriage Gaide,"5 price 25 cents. Addiess the Publishners, CII AS. J1. C. K LINE & CO., 127 liowerv, New York,