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Plain Language by Truthful Jack. Which I ui=h to reimark .: d iy.tngutiage is plaiti That for ways that are dark And for tricks th.;t are vain - Our President-muan is p^culiar ' hich the 'ame I would rise to explain. U-lys-es. his name, An I shall not refe? n re:iird to :he s.ime Wi it i hit mni:ne night infer 1i-tt his Itit S were ":t)ip ' aml cillid-lit', a' rem:irked to Ir. Gharles Siuner. 'Twas December the third, Al! qui: soft Were the skies, Which it nid.t ie inferred Tiat UI s ntas likewise Yet he l.icyd it that day upon Sumner And mre ii a way I desli'e. We had had a snal game, And -lys took a hand San I)omingo the sae ie did not tndt"rstand But he smiled as he talked to us of it, With a smile that was child-like and bland Yet the gtame he had s-alked In a way that I grieve, And imy feelings were shocked, For I could not believe That one all so child-like and simple Could conic it that war to deceive. B,it th. game that he played Wa= ight tip a t-ce, And the ptiints that he made Were quite frightf:il to see: 'Till at last he put B:anks up, and Morton, Which the s.um:e Charles had turned o'er to me. Tltn I looked up at "lBrudder Chawles," who guized upon me, And he rose with a shudder And said, "Can this be? We are ruined by town lots, by jingo And he went for his Excellency. In the scene that ensued I took a simtall hatid, And the floor it was strewed. Like the leuves on the strand, With the papers Ulys had been hiding In the game "he did not understand." In his hands, which were long, le held fur:y-foir j tckQ, Which was conming it strong, Yet I state but the facts ; And we found there, too, thirty odd ui! lions, Which the people must meet with a tax. Which is why I renirk, Aid my laiguaige is plain, That for wars that are dark And for tricks that are vain Our Presidetnt--_an is peculiar Which the same I am free to maintain -Washiug-ot Patriot. In 31uskingumr County, Ohio, a man named Button had been ot coon hunting, and, after returning home and retiring, dreamed in his uneasv slumbier that, he had caught tne eoon and struck it against a tree, killing it. HIe was awakened by the frantic screamts of his wif'e. and to his horror found that he had picked up his little itnfanit datughlter' and dashedt her agains t at bed-post, killing her iuistantlv. "What's that," said a teacher'. pointing to the letter X, to a littlc ragged urcin. "Dazddyl's name." '.No, 11. tn) boy." "Yes it is, I've seen huimt writet it t g)od many times." A NE FUfumCE-Itis an notunced that the P'ostmaster-Gen eral has deeHedci to open a post ofnice at lston, in F'airfieild Coun ty, at the junction of the Spartan brt" anid Union antd Greenville and C'oh imbia lhailroads. I1tntrecss breakfast jackets have just been in trod uced. State of Soutth Curolinia. County of' Eiin R. Ste'wart, as A,bn-x of the E<tate of Robert S::wart, d'ceased, Phiintiff, vs. Joseph P'earson :md~i Nancy Pearson, his wif., JTames \V. S-'war:. Jamnes E. S:ew. art, (hairles A. stewanrt, Robert C. S-ow art, Mary A. Augppith, Jamies Y. Hlarris anid J1ohn Con te, IDefendants.-CGompiaint for R.'lief.-[~C .nplainut served.] To the lDefendlants: You are hereby) Summoinfed and required to answrer t' comiplaitnt annexed and serve a copy of vo':r answer ont the' subscribers at their office at Newvberry Court hlouse, South C2rolimn, niithin~ twe-nry days after the ser vice or this sumntmns on yo u, exclusive of thme day of service. If yon fail to answer the complaitnt in that time, the P'laintiff will apply to the ('o'rt for the relief' demanded in the Comiplaint. F"AIR, POPE & POP~E, laintifl"s Attornev's. Newberry C. H., S. C., 7th day of Janu ary, A. D. iS871. To James W. S-.iwart, Jamtres E~. 5-ewart, Soph irohnia C. Stewart. C:ilyv A. Stewairt, Chiarleis A S-'wart, Robert C. Stewart, atid Mary A. Augsipath-Defenldanits. Take notice thait the summons in this ae tioni of whichi the fo.remzoing is a copy, was filedl itt the o(i~C of the Clerk of the Court of Cunon Ph!..s at New~ berry Court House, in the County io' Newhberry, in the Smate of S mth Carolina, o:: the 17th day of Jan uary A. ID. 1S71. FAIR,. POPE & POPE, Jian. 18, 5-at. laintiff's Attorneys. N. B.-Columubia Phtonix will please copy onice a week for six weeks. Elizi R. Stewart A dm'x. of Estate of Roh-. ert Stewart d'e'd., Plaintiff' vs. Joseph Pearson and Nuancy hus w tfe, et. al., De fe'ndants.-Ini Commnon Pleas, Newberry .-Conmplaint for Rebmef. Pursuanit to an order ini the -bore stated ease to me direered, I will senl on Saleday ini Ma,eh next, all tthat hot ot land ini the Townt of' Newiberry, known as "Stewart Store" lot on Main S:reet and Claldwell Street, aid bounde'd byv hands of H. II. Blease and HI. Ih.rdlett, containing a frontof about forty feet on P'r.tt Street and a depth of about one hundred f'eet on Caldwell Street. Terms of sale, one-third cash, and the balance on a credit of otne rear, with bond of purchaser secur.'d by miortgage of premnises. Putrchaser to par for stamps and T:!. 'M PA .NGEP ET VLAN ,UA SOLUBLE AURES, SULPUR10 ACID, r--ANCE EE fTi CHARLESTO C., iY 'Iii: iai 1 Ji :: t.i:! _.3t 0- i - . The now well-known E1rl1W1.\N GU.\ NO is mnrtfc:aredl from1 :he Native I1one Phos phates of Sou'th Carolina. These Ii ph.tes in their na,r2 =e are oinhk, and require to be ground to powder. and made S .lb:e by Se'ph:ie Aci . This Conpany have now in operatonn tne larrest Sulphurie Acid Cibtncrs at the South. rnd are, therefore, able to manufacture at :he lowest rates, t'e highest itra,k of Fertitz-r: it hemt. clear that the great er the proportion of soluble Pho<:phtate which any Fertilizer contamin'. the less the quantity required per acre. In order to make the Fertilizer complete, Ammonia and Potash in suffi cient quautities are added. i these views the Co:npany mannfacturc at:d offer for sale ETI AN G U A. N OS , Warr,nted to contain ftom 15 to 20 'ER CEN C. i mtSOi.EI BONE l'IIOSPIIATE OF LIM E. and from 2 to 21 per cent. of A MM NI. . with a si:fficiett addltion of PERU VI.\NGUANo and PI) fASii. to ad ipt it to all crops. I'rrc $3 per ton, cash; on time, I 70 per ton, and interest 7 per cent. per annum. DISSOLVED BONE, Of high grade. suitable for Manufacturers or for Planters, heing in it;elf an excellent Fer tiliz."r, and specially adapted for conpost. As large qantiti-s of 4ulphuric Acid are used I to di?ol'e rte 'ho-phate. this will be found a cheap and convenient way to transport that material. The grade furnished will be from 18 to 20 per cent. Dissolved Bone Phosphate. P:le 40 per ton cash. On time, -45. with interest at 7 per cent. per annum. Still higher grades will be farnished to order at an additional price per centas;e. CQMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE, Speciall. prepared for compo<ting with cotton seed and other plantation manures. Price S35 per ten, ea,b ; on timn -43, with in:erest at 7 per cent. per annum. GROUND BONE, I At much lower rates, consisting simnly of the Native Bone Phosphates ground to powder. Price $20 per ton cash. On time, -?2, and interest at 7 per cent. per annum. WM. C. BETE & C0., A et.iLus, vU. 1, ' ( er's Wharf, CHARL ESTON, S. C. W. H. WEBB, Agent, Newberry. S. C. LIPSCOMB & CALHOUN. Agents. Ninety Six Depot, . C. A. .J. IIALTIWANGERI, A gent, CimpjpeUs D)ept 8- C N. B.-The percentage of Dissolved Bime l'hophate of Lime, and Ammonin in all the Etiwans, is ascertained at the Works, by their Chemist, before delivery. Should any pur chaser be dissatisfied. he may return aver:age -amples of any p:-rcht%e, within thirty (30) da -- after delivery, and they will be analyzed ane te. and] any deficiency in the percentage guaranteed will he made good to hint by the Coaitany. Jan. 25, 4-2m. omCE THE7 PRIR OF THIS POPULAR;FERTILIZER HAS E IRT FOR T!!E S! BOOI 87, ITo M,E-::T T!.!:: .i:t!:.& si l F T l ' P LANTING-0 OMM AUN ITiYm CASI---Fifiy Dolar per Ton of 2,0 lbsJ. at Factory. TDIE---Fif'y-fieDolar per Tn of 200 ibs, at Factory. IPayable 1st NovembCP, 1871, withoitt In/eriest. WM .DKS8 CO., A G E N rT , C HA RL E ST ON, S. 0. R. MOORMAN & C(. AgeHi at Newberry, S. C. WILLIAM GLAZE. 4 & W. C, SM1FIEA11 JUST received a large assortment of WATuIES.-;Old and' Silver ii mbe, C iU ~BA .C S:emn Windingr, Open Face, oir Swiss, Entg is~h and Anmericaun mnnufiactut e. ULt CiS...-Fench l'arlor, of ilIek '4as bl, Gilt, irutla, Rtosewood andI Wahlt. SPEI;TACLES.-Gold, Silvier and . teel,p~ of all descriptions; Eye Clas a wth Gold,-A Ruber and Tortoise Shelli- Frant' TIIiMULES.-Guld and silver of all dIe-:: scriptions. L \DlES' JEWELRY.-Got ld ing, plainu and with settitngs of all kinds of preious J~ ?ones ;Brooches, E-tr-rinrs, Ntecklace',AAJ IA)). Bracelets andit Au mnlets, Gold Chatelaine and andi Leontne Chains; all varieties 0f Jet, O Rubber, Gold, rearl and mourning Jewelry and (Ornamntt, &c. -e.~ iJ ( T T GENTL.EMEN'S JEWELRY.--Vest and Guard Chains, Collar and Shirt Ba:tons, Sleeve Buttons, Seal Rings, Brooches, ScarfNI EN' Pis, &c. SPOONS.-Tab,le , Dessert, Te.i, Supar, -1 Mustard, P- p. S:lt Spoons an d LadIe-s. N N~C1E FoRK .-Tah,ie, I), ssert and Br-:nast. KNVE.-Dessert, Frutit, utter, ish, I aretai Bs tc Pie Cak' :id Chee-se Knives. PITHIERS.-Challeces andl Comna~nion ~u'V VRCFE~DT)Tl Set, Ice itchers, Cup;, Bowls an.d &>0 CASTOIS.-Silver and Plated, !r-t Stands, Cuke llaskets, Pickle St is, loeeI\~\-t 3Y ~.T feeydsrp Makers, Cretin P'ot, Salt and Butte-r Di the, -121(,VAISI' IIAWL,RU , Waiters, ke. WIL LIAM\ G L.Z E, ~ 4N;G YS ~ One door North ofSeott, Wtil!iamis & Co.'s ~ cro SIll,ee bfr f-e Banking House, Main street. i iu akt aet re ihu ar DRi. J. IR. ThUMPSUN SURGEON DENTIST, i torCso Der (Seeso to Dr. W. B.. McKellar. Office over Mc'Fall & P'ool's store, on Main o - irdtttesi e Street. -- tve~C eu Otus All the old hnsinet-s left unfinished w-ill 1 - :ou nti completed on the terms as before arrange-d, -1r.n --rtocneS ilh and everything done in the btest marnner aund warranted. The patronage .. the puble.. EIi,t.t tc retpectftRlFALLlicited Dec.S iS:t~ -t 11 -ca11F THE COTTON STATES Life !nsurance Comnpany, T'IilE huit of ti m i'ftv cin etitled by hitw to Liu- Ir slranc tlo:w. It :-s'--s Plile on all the approved m:i +ttaai phln<. 1e ti:r. f :he pcnillrmi on its reli!ies will :ahvays be ,t iven a,' a loan to all Per."nl who.y de tl'sire it. thereby incr,:asintg the at.unt of TiIIr,tC for a stneler amn' of c"ash , nor ni:i litere-t he requtired on th l .e ot ; for he iir't y'ear.' loar Tll- profit-a or divide tis w ill constantlv pay .fY th e: S henc0 ..,1 :l: the v.du of thli pin of I::-nlrare to those wlo have onlyi This er i; i .:ti'en lh one otie' Compa nv aon!v. douin_ luness hte" 1re. TI:.(' ..rri y : 1;'m;: ' itt t h e uth itt It is be:ieved,, a whoet! y1 II.-mand1; ;uch an atr ran.ent"tI. TLie (o'tptni of course .c epts al e:h, whei the part- sring is able or willirto t) pay it. There is another feature rin. the operatimns of this Comnpaty that the attentitot of parties seeking Insur anee is particularly called to, viz: a surren der vatl ie. There is hmt Company doing buisine!s htre (Carolina Li) - besides Cotton Stntes, whieitb gives a surrender value. Wihen cirCttlt'lances renler it necessary for one to at andon his policy, it will only be nccessary for him to call for his surren der value, wiicl will be, in moost cases, ni.le ty (tuni per cent of all tie noney he has paid in, tmtking it absolutely impossible for him to lose anything in any event. This is just. Most other Companies give their insnred a paid up Policy for an equitable portion of the amotnt of money paid, in case of sir render, but not to be paid until they die. Is tli'i just ? Prefer the Cotton States Life Insurance Company ther,. li"cause its office is in the centre of the Cotton States, and m:anaged by good finan- 1 ciers and t cn well known to us. Because it gives you a good surrender value in case of your withdrawal. l;ecatse it has ?5uo.ooo guarantee, the largest ever giVetn to any Company, for the security of Policy holders. Becautse it has $l5t,(i0l deposited with the States of South Carolina and Geor::ia. for the security of Policy holders, besides the premimus of twenty-one hundred Poli cv holders. Because it gives 9(t per cent of all the profits to its Policy holders. And lleatise its policies are always good, and valid, for as nt ttv definite parts of' the sol insured as there shall have been annual premitms paid. Mi Active agents wanted to Canvass North end Sou:h Carolina. Apply to LAVAIL & ABNEY, General Agents for North & South Carolina. UI}ice: Gohnmbia. S. C. wr't. J. ..AV.u.. 10. W. Aun:Y. J,%:n. 4, 11, l-ly. Jothn M. I)erriek and Sutmtel Derrick, vs. Annie S )errick, et :Il.-Complaint for p;rti:io:i .uti sl!e of'laul to pay debts. TIl E ('redlitors of' tie Eaie of George Derrick, .eeiased, are required to render in id es:atbli-l, ot oth, before the under. =ig'ed, ti.-it r"p--eve demands on or be. tore the 15-t dy of F.bruary next.. TIl;S. M. L AKE, c. C. e., N. C. Jan. 4, 1-7t. iSAAC SULZBACHER, (Under Cohtmbia Hotel,) COLUMBIA, S. C., Hot o:n h:o:1 one of the liaeest assortments of JEWVELM, SITVER WVARE, WA TCHES ToP A N C Y A I T I C L E, Towhich he respect fully e:ells at tentioni. Iii- -toc of Of every. dl'e'cip'ion tool price, Specottch'.' oif whfiebi hei m;ke's a .;peci..hr, (uno,iP. anid P'ocketr, is of the fullest and of' warriani ed ebatratcter. Rep:.inttg of al'in Att! done itt a neat andI expediions mtanntr. Gdswarr.'ad iando prtce' cheatp. \'h,it.ts t:> tui!::nhiai: tre invited to call Orders ttotY ly' atined to. I. S1 !.ZIl.1CIf, SURGEON~ DENTiST, N E W R-'RY, S. C. Ruotms over' Mr. .\ower's store, and ini fronit of lierald] office. I take phasr in in for muintg my friends ind thei publlie getneralfly, thatt toy denital roomis ate ntowt opien, atnd that I am pre paired to 'eett' all wiork in tmy profession ini thte most apr:>'ed mannoter. I attmiit de ttene to devo'te my entire tot" antd eneri'gy to myi pirofessionl.. Jan. 12 2 tf. PU'RE G-YPSUJM! CONTAINING; EIGHITY PElR CENT. OF StILCIuLE M ATTER ! GRO)UND) ANI) PRlEPARED) in this city, and warranted free' frotm aduttetrationt. The anntexed commnic:iation front Prof. Charle.s U. Sheppard, Jr., of te putrity of this article, is a guaratttee of' its highly vatluable gnali lities to the farmier, beitng available when mixed with other tmatnures, to the great ad vanttage of any kitnd of crop. Unequalled as a top dressinig for Wheat, Rye, Barley, ke., amnd the Grasses. (one peck of which will show visible imuprovemenctt otn an acre of ground.) This vatluab!.h M mtere isi offered for sale at the low price ofi $1l5 per ton, cash, or ont1 timte for city acceptatnce, with interest ad dIed. P'ut tip for silipmtetnt in bags of 200 potuds e'ach. All orders by totil, itn aic cordanc'e with above termos, will be prompt lv execui'ed by I jul IN I. IIitl,M ES, ('ommnision Merchtant, IXoyce's Wh larl', Chatrleston:, S C. ) Ii Office of' the Staite Itnspetor of Fertilizers Laboratory of the Medical College. ecet Street, Charle'ston, S. C. November tIf, 1870. Mr. JTohnt II. Hlolmres: I14:.;rn Simt:-Thie I YP lSUM sutbmnitedh by you for antal ;sis is the tmost remtarkable I Ihave ever seeti fotr its freedom fromtim putrities of every kindu, conitaining as it does btut one-thirid of otne per centt. of insohoIl miatter. I 1 it caIn he stuppliedl of similiar qtuality', it enni nit fail to prove a greatt hooni to *-oiithtern agrieuthure, as tthere is tno erop I" to whic it it is not betneflii whether ap pih-'d io'te or ini coi.juncletiont withd other' mniures. Xery re-pectfully, Jr., M. D. Jan. IS, -7t. CUSTO.M mnt p'.med ('LF B00T. aind n,:ranitei1 F,. a.. 1.v I) I OWEIB. Wm. H. Tutt, IIiOLESiLE DRLGGIST, AUGUSTA, GA. iac in store and offers for sale at EX. TREMELY !ow priCes 100 Kegs B C Soda , 100 Cases " " in papers, 100 (unces Morphine. 1000 Quinine. 1 Case Turkev (tpium. 1000 Gal's I.insed Ui. 40.000 lbs Pure White Lead, 500 Boxes Window G!as:, 25 l0bk. Spir't 'urpentine. 100 Cases Ilosretter's i Otters. 100 1'l+antation 500 (;o!ven Eagle 100 Cases Woilf's Sciteidam schnapps, 150 Gross 'arlhr .11:tehes, 100 lbs Chloroformn. 2 Cases E. 1. Rhnharb Root, 10 (ross Wright's I':Ils, 500 " Tutt's Liver " 10 " l.vi' I'l;n illcr, 2.5 ' Wine 1hott:cs. 0's, 10 Grne: Po-ou, P;.s, 5 Ceroon; Nurneg_, AN 1) F.\ ''1 (;.ttor)S of every descri;,tion. ' which the attention of tie rr1le is invit,:. T. F fauDti-:. It. P. It-: 'i:N. j R. C. IUDGISB. BRODI & CO. AND Commission Merchants, North Atlantic Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. LIBERAL AD VA CES MADE VN CONSIG3J1ElTS. 0 :EFER TO AN D EW SIMONDS. ESQUIRE, 'res't 1st National Bank. CHARLESTON, S. C. Apr (;. '70-14-y. TRADE MARK OLD CRiLi\i BITTERS A DELIGIIT[EL TONIC. V e take gre:+t p - sure in o'fTer:ng the OLD CAROLINA BITTERS to the puhile. Tiey ar compoundeI witi great e.lre, an,d tnt tin SomeC of the besl Tonies in the 'h:rnacopia. As evidenet of the snpwriority of our BITTERS over a! others, ne have certhcates frotm maR y o the leading phy :-ei:mL in rur S+at'e who havt prseribed ther in i-ir pi.actic.. The I LD (IbN 1) t'I"I'TERS Will be found inv.duable for Cl.i!! and1 Fece.r, and Dyspieps. W\e slo not offer n- UITTE l!S as a cere for all disealses, bit a a Aromtie Toie, F"or sale by 'rotg'ists ai d Gr ocers every w here.. P.incip:d D. IJr, im porter of Clic ue iu lCh'tca e. I 4, 7-1y. t;h ar!estoni, 8. C. P. P. TOALE, OlllRILESTON~, S. C. Lar"est and moet 'omplete >Inufactory of Dtoors.Aa-hes, the southern $tates. "SENTV FREE (N u PPLITON.f 'Sash & Blinds. The subscrib,er takes'' pleasure in anonne. .LI necessa ry arragement, he w ill be atble to furnish Sash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Verv Modlerate Rates !! For Cash! A NDIR EW C. C'f APM AY, Oct.7 41 tf. NewberyC.H, S.C. PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S (Capital -1.000,000) SOTLlILE PACIFID QUAND, TillIS GUTA NI) is now so well known in all tihe Southern Stamtes for its remarkable ef' feers as an agency for increasing the pro duets of labor, as not to require special re commendation from usi. Its use for five vears past has establishedl its character for reliab-e excellence. Tihe large fixed capital invested by the Co-npany int this trade, affords the surest guarantee of thc continued excel1enee of its Guano. .1 N ICUBSON. Selling A:tent. Cht arleston, S. C. .INO. S. RlEESE & Co., General Agents, Blaltitmote. Dec 28 3m. _- Frog Level CUSTOMIElS will take notice that I have a full (soppIly of that giood make of' AXES on hill. and for salt low. D. 3M0WER. Nov. 23. 47-tf. R us s et, Uppei and Whiang On hand and for sale by Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing wbich is at once agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving the hair. Faded orray hair is soon restored to its original color, with the gloss and fre shness of $/ou Th in hair is thick' ened, falling hair ch ecked, and bald ness often, though n ot always, - cnred by its use. Nothing can restore' the hair where the follick is are destroyed, or the glands atrophic 1 and decayed. But such as remain c an be savecl for usefulness by this app lication. Intead of fouling the hair wi th a past sedi ment, it will keep it cle an and Tigoru.. Its occasional use will i Orevent the' hair, from turning gray or falling af ad consequently prevent b aldness. Fe*' from those deleterious sr --bstanees whieh make some preparations -iangerons,and injurious to the hair, i he Vigor ea. only benefit but not harm i t. If wante& merely for a HAIR DRES_ING; nothing else can be found so- desirabl. Containing neither oil nor dy ., it doie not seil white cambric, and ai long on the hair, giving it a rit ' gloeuv lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer etCo.; P$LCTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CL = LOwELL, MASS. PRICE $1.00. For s.'e by 1'TrE & TARRANT. W--? r. ;h y . , Ch-;".: :: . C . AWNA a e P; MOTLYMAZLE WAK , EVANS:;T. & C., SWEoti.,n I .WYTT AI,EN,. . . CH" A R LTO., S. C.; M.O.? fITIoY o U N G EI 64s Pblis,i Scald Enaetoer.e 30 Pagesi Adet&ents. WALKERca CuEVfS ma&rh orS WELiLa Jualy ; NevoSnes Cnumtonfp., J.CLEREL T . D ,N AuhrMfEN uT ihe rd,enwned thoe thiscme ral Lecure learytrvsfo i w ecrine ona the awfure Trneaquente and' Self bue may be effetua, rSemewinh out dce, and weimt o darigers surgi ral operions,euis, ionsumens, rpings6,. o cLVrdi , pontn. out Ao of e once wcertainnd tar, in hih every ruffeLtrer, matrovesat his codtoay exmarcue thim- tealf cquncl,iaes ond radical-- TISLF efelly remoLL PRutE. Set unerse, nto anrus snurgli saloer ateo, bonthe, trmeipto ricngs,. or twodils ponge ost amoemps.r s Asfrno. r. Calvr wlts arrition Guie," prie mt5 cets. f hal. rvi~'y n SA ASN. .K INS.C . S1tun 27s:t towey rs IN York. - oep two 36-17.tg tmPst-f elo . A harl.ton.r . C .lewl' Mrig ud, MRs. I. L 127' Br. ewLD,Por.'trs, l. HA llu Oxi T . onrintendent. Money Cann:ot Buy It! FOR SIGIIT IS PRICELESS!! The Diamoid Glasses, MANU'FACTUiiD ")r J. E. SPENGER & 0., N. Y., Which are now ofi-r-d to the puilic. are pro nounced bv all rhe clebra:el Upticians of the W..r A to L the MOST PERFECT, Natural. .rtificial he'p to the ha:n eye ever l.no:wn. They are ground under their own supervision. from minute C'rystnl Pe'.bes. ne:ted together. aid derive their name. "Diamond," on account oftLeir l:arhnessasd brilauncy. The Scientific Principle On which they are constructed brings the core or centre of the lens directly in front of the eye. prodncing a cleur and distitct vision. as in the natural, healthy sight. atd preventing all un ple~sant sensations. &uch: as glimmering and wavering of eight, dizzznes.&c., peculL..r to all others in use. They are Mounted in the Finest Manner. In frames of tihe best quality, of all materials used for that purpose. Their Finish and Durability CANNOT BESURI PASSED. CAUTON.-None genuineunless bearing their trade mark stamped on every frame. J. W MONTCOMERY, Jeweler and Optician, is sole agent for NEWBERRY, S. C., From whom they c i only be obtained. These goods are not supplied to Pedlerr, at any price. Oct 5, 40-1y. Fisk's Metallic Burial Casc~, THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or. hand a fullassortnent of the above approved cases, of diflerent patterns, besides coffins of his own make, all of which he is prepared to furnish at very reasonable rates, with promptness and despatch. Persone desirous of having c.tes sent by railroad will have them sent free of charge. A Itearse is always on hand and will be fnrnished at the rate of -Io per day. Thankful for pa.t paronage, the sub scriber resp ct-~uily asks for a continuation of the same, ar:d assures the publie that no e,i.rt on li.. part n ili he sparei1 to iender the u:mo-t sati:sfaction. A. C. C!IAI'MN Newberry S. C., J:,y :;1. L1.'PORTAXT . OTICE TO CONSUMERS OF DRY C0008, .! Riltail Orders .tti^nlsn.; to $2) and Oicr riivered i: any 1'art of the (ouniry FREE OF EXPRiESS CH.ARGES. diAMLTUN EASTER & SONS, OF B.R TDIORE, .MD., In order the letter ton mn.et the wio:ts of theh ReaL ustomer- at a dIi-tance, have etb:iehevd ii Si .1IPL E IJ CR E.i U, and will nxron ipp'ication, promptly send by by mai! rnil lines of$--mples ifthne Newest and most Fnihi'in:,ble (liol. of FF.NC'H. EN; isl 1111nd DO.i AIM :r MANUFACIt'RE.guiar ~ar.tceing at all times to sell as low. if t;ot :.t !es ~,; fes, thainn any louse in the co nIry. J-~ ouir goodus 0 onm thne harrest and mnost celell:,te~d mnni....-turere ini the dliirerent pat 01 Euroj.e. aid itap~orti:ng tc~ sae tv Slcamers di rect to ta lt:miore. (.ur -tock is at n:h times promipt ly supp'ied with the t:ee:tses eithe LonLdOo an Paris :m:rkets. As welbuy aid seli oidy f1: cnsh, and make ro bad debts. we are aide aind wi:ling ti seli ou, Zgodn :it Fnox TEN -iii FimsN~ P'.R ('ENT. I:. stLi;iir- fon::;s s ecify the kin d ofgo'd' le.'ired . i e kiep th--. le-t groth-. of every ciim ofgoods. fromn the lowest tu. the miit costly, mde&rs ui::cou:p:- cied b.y rji be,isl w:ll be se:nt I .. i. I). a.e invited to iumpect thle 'tock hu our Jobi; arnd Phelacg h>'purtmern.t. AdIlres" II.VA. niN. E.ADTlI & SuNs. 197. 199. 201 arnd 2 3 W est Uaniiore Street. Oic . 26 43-ty, hidtimoie, Md. MONITOR PLOW. THE BEST PLOW iN USE! --:0: 131POSSIBLE TO) CIOKE. IN TiiiS PLOW TIlE F.FMERlS IIATE TIIREE INVALUABLE IMP'LEMENTS AT THlE PRICE OF" ONE PLIOW, ROuW OPENE:R AND 00O'LTER. Wha.t Mr. Btrinlgfellow, of Cheste~r, S. C., writes: Ibuhthe first Monitor Plow that came in this sectnon, and cannot now do without them. What Mr. Ellis. of Grififin, Ge1o.. says: Messrs. PALMER & TUR~PIN.-I received Ithrough Mr. Ru<. P'.Johnuson,of' Griffin,one of Iyour Monitor Plows, which 1 regard as a de cided improvement over any Plow [ have ever seen or used, andi I regtard it as mo't adImira bly adapted to thie Cultivation of the seil of the South. arnd most cordially recommend thcm to the Southern Piianter, as the best and cheapest plowv yet offeredl them. .JAMES T. ELLIS. Whant Mr. Rabb, of Winnsboro', S. C. says : Messrs. PALMF,R & TURPINr: I ha've already spoken in favorable terms of your Monitor Plow, bunt I mnust be permitted again to express my high appreciation of its merits. I tried it .e few days since on a very tough, clammy hot, which I was aupprehien sive I could not ploe, and to my surprise it did whit no other Plow could have done, go ing into it anid t-aring it up far : 'ondi my expctations. W. S. RtABB. Ask the nearest dealer for Catalogue, and to show you tIhe Plow. Cli.G. T. PALMER, 1526 Main St., Richmond, Va. The above P'low for sale at Factory prices, Ireight addend. lby S. P. B(OUZER & CO. Oct. 5, 40-6m. OSwELL REEDER. ZIMMtEEM,AN DAVIS. REEDER & DAVIS, AND feneral Com,inow'on M!erchants, AD(;ER'S WHtARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct. 12, 41-6m. A LL parties indebted to me b)y Menm orandum Account. or in any other way, are requested to pa:y the sameh at once. Nov 2~ 4-tf D. MUWER. DR. TUTT'S EXPECTORANT Fol1 or the Speedy Relief .N1) PE Ril.INENT TiClE OF ONlSUMPTION, B UNCHiTI. AST H IA COLDS, AND . .L I1t,':AsYs of THE . s, Ch st, r Throat! ' :: t'lAT 'NT r ctmp osed exclu Eve - of Iirlbai ano .liuci:tlit.ou+ products. 1111 1 t. W S:ii ; 'r. o ihe Lin s. :ueing tl:eI to throw -.fI tIe :crild matter which rlects in the ltronchi l Tubhes. ant at the same ime f.rms a soothi: cotuting. relieving the irri ution which i.reduces thectugh. The ol.j"ct to he obtained is to cleanse the or ,an of all impurities ; to nourish and -trengthen t when it has become impaired and enfeebled by licae: to renew and iuvi:"orate the circulation if the blood. at.d =tren_tL:eu the nervous organi :atiun. The EX CI'fOltANT dces this to an stonishing degree. It is active but mi'd and ongenial, imparting tut,ctional energy and nat iral strength. It afurds Oxygen to v.talizel the >lood. an.d Nitrogen to assimilte the matter [t etualizes th, 'r'rVOus influence," >roduci:g quiet a:d composure. TO 00('?T IVIES t is invatua ble. as it imrmedlitily relieves the itlicn|t brt"a:.ing and har.sei:g cough which tends that diseae. IF.R ASTIDI t Is a s;ecific-one dose often relievine tht die res:in ch:oting. and producing calm and pl eas nt repoee. FOR Ct 9UP co mother should ever be without a botile of the -:X 'E]'l( TOA.NT in the hou-e. We have nume ous certitientes of its Iaving relieved. almost in tantly, the little .uff.:er, when death appeared limost inevitable. UOTHERS BE ADVISED! o it on IIti ! fhis d "' d ie::e: rq-t irs prompt action: as soon I the h~ur:r. holliw e t,h i- t,eard!, apply the eme.i'. and it is easily subdued; I;ET i)GLA I DAMEROUS! [7 The properties of the EXPECTORANT Ire demut'eent. uut:itive, basam:ic. soothing. and enling. It brace' the I:ervou< system and pro luces pleinruf and refreshing sleep. T EXHILIRATES AN) RELIEVES GLOOM INESS AND DEPRESSION. Containing all these poa!ities in a convenient ad culncen:trated formn it lies proven to bethe 1ost Valuable Lung Balsam ver oftered to suSerers from rulmonary dis IPreparcd by WM. H. TUTT & LAND, A UGUST,A, GA. ,old by i)r uggisls everywhere. Nov. 2.3. 47-Gin. Vick'n Floral Guido For 18Nl. The Fir:t Edition of One liundred and Fif :y IhIousand cop c' of VICK'S ILLUTI'ItAs FE) CA rALtGUE OF SEEDS ANI) FLu IlI (UIlE, i- publistwd atnd realdy to seri )nt--100 plag_", and an Engraving of almost :very desirabtle Flower :and Vegetable. It i, iceg.ily printeud on fine tinted p-iner, illus rate-! with Three liinrerd fine Wood En travinoge and Two heant:iful C 0 I. 0 I1 E I) P'LA ll:S. lire mlost biean:iful arnd tIre most nstrurctive Floral t ui le puiihed. A Gecr nanf hE.lition pubi,bedici, in tall o:her resp'ects imilar to thre English. Sent frec to :ii! my enettomrers of 1870, as -apidly as possible, without :application. sent to all orthers who ordear themn for TEN 'EN I 8, whrich is rot hanlf rte coat. Adldrews dec tf .1A.\ES vif' . hoetr \ V ('omtga'd Acidl Phoshte of Lime. :2 ;io;;'. ': :NG WiI tom FON SEED. Tti rk il i-: m irf::.:r:d by the Pacifie uino Ur-mpatny at Cha.rle-ton. h. C.. under Ire Sir eriuntetuei.ce of Dr. St. .rulier, l:ave, tel. Whfr n c.inpo'teud wi:h :n eq':a! weight >' Cortonr Seed, it, resnts h.ive be.rn found 5 s ee.momy n lr rt cn omed it to tire notice >f p'atr gener:y For specni i irectiouns for comnposting and 'r supp'ies, apply to J. N RU 150N, Sellini" agent. Charrlestonl, S. C. nr.Dec 28 3.ii t. n:erS(lO . C. wtnI.BX. J. iS. Pli.ER. H ENRY BISZCHOFF & CO. AND IGALERIS 'N WINES, LIQUORS, SEG4ARS, TOBACCO, &C. 197 East Bay, CHARLESTONI, S. C. .iar. :, :-i y. WHTEllE TO STOP. WiLLi AM1S' IIOTEL. Furmerly Hairvey Ilouise, SPAR1TA NflJPlG C. H., S. c. ')NTTNENTAL IIOTELA, LAU'RENS, C. H., S. C. J1. Y. II. Wu,uhAxIs, Proprietor. MY friends nnd the traveling pubic aire re pectfully informed that the above named I(0TELS are now under moy control; and hey may rest assured that tihe reputation of he two houses will be fully kept up. TIre looms aire comfortah!y furnished and the rabIes will be supplied with the best of ev ry thing. May 11, 19-t. NIC KERSON HOUSE," Coltunbia, S. C., This pleasantly located Hotel. unsurpassed by ny hlouse in thte South for com fort and healthy ocatity, is now open to Tratve'ers arid others eeing necommodlation. Families can be' fur istied with nice, airy r.oms on reasonable ermse. 'A call is solicited.'' My omrntibus will re at the diff.:reut depIts. .Jan 1 SARIAI L. W11(GHT. COL U.1BIA IOT EL. coul.'rllA. S. C. rHE PROPIETOR rakes pleasure in an, nouincing that tis e'legatn.ly.furnished tarrblishmnrt is nos% open for the accomn nodationi of guests. The thie' will always >e suppiled with evory delicacy of rhe seas% on-both from Ne w York arid Charleston Jarkets, an.d no efforts will be spared :o iive perfect .atisfaction, in every respect, to ur patrons. Jan 1 WM. GOI:M AN. .NATIONAL IIOTEL. Colnmbia, S. C. Robert Joynecr, Proprietor. P. Hlailton Joyner, Clerk. RATES: f Roard, per Dry................83 00 upoper, Breakfiast arid Lodginrg..2 (o ~igle Meals............ ...........1 00r Sep. 8th, 18r;. ALONZQ REESE, Next door to Pollock's Restaurant, Colutbia, S. C. Will Shave, Shampioo, Trim and Dye, To suit the most fastidious. ry him!: