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SPRING. Up fro-n the glowing South-with aznre eyes, All sleepy wi;h the Hu.sh of brilliant dyes Or ruby-tinted bird, gleam-painted butter. flies, Gold p.ven shore and lily-crested river, Where guilded insects 'mongst lush emerald quiver, And all the perfumes of spice islands breathe, A.d silver webs the waves round rocks of coral wreathe. All gathered in the meshes of a rainbow .et, The gorgeous hues with dimmer pearls beset, Sho flings before her. Like to reed-tuned note, Such as from the shepherd's pipe o'er some lone mere iniy float, So sounds the soft wind-whisper of her voice "Coming! 0 dull, dead earth arise! re joice ! The E%ster of the year is come-wake up to life!" The challenge rings far to the snow-bound North; The Ice-King trembles-"Up, ye warriors -forth ! Hear ye the swift-winged charges cleave the air? An army conies." Nay, but a maiden fair Smiles at the Winter-King in his despair; And he, his death-fraught scepter throw ing down, Kisses her outstretched hand, and yields his crown, And through the mountain gorges sounds her voice "Comir.g! 0 death-chained waters-live! rejoice! The Easter of the year is come-wake up to life !" A liquid murmur, like the west wind stroke Of Eolus on the silver lute-strings broke The silence; then a cadence wild and sharp; Like to mad, fitful chords on uutuned harp; And with a passionate and thundering roar, From thousand rocks the swelling wate.s pour Till, tuned to melody, they sweep along, And in the smiling vales lift up their Easter song. Awake, ye buds and bloasoms! Perfume sweet Stea's through the air her dainty step, to greet. Bursts forth the dappled bloom from or chards gay, Earth's primrose stars shine out. The clustering May Frosts o-er the green-grown hed;e with sud den whie rure Easter-garb after the long death night. Lo ! at her voice fair Nature bursts the tomb, And rises glorious in fresh beauty's bloom, Type of a fairer spring time yet to be, When rinortal shall wake up to immortali tv. "O, all ye living; ones, lift n p your voice Coming ! 0 dull, dead hearts arise ! re joice ! The Easter of :.he year is comne-wake up to life." Spztechon the Allaged K K. Outrages Froin an ineetigT d " ,-ame'e retired, and after consultation reported, Mr. R. L. NkCr - - QO*" Wr'ind ood, in the House of Rep resentatives, we make the following ex tracts: The bill speaks for itself ; and when. I sontemplate it, when I reflect upon itsL provisiOns, 1 can scarcely believe that so radical a revolution has overcome the in stitutions of this country that a com-nit tee of this House will form:rlly and seri n ously propose legislation of this charac- ha. ttr. I can scarcely realize that nittim to -thie short period of ten or twelve years ditical sentiment on the other side ha. E . somie so radical as to countenance n trio.is propositiol in the House of R"p- C( re,sentatives to create a n.ilitary despo- n tinm on the ruins of a at republic. It hi c,,ntairns the very e.sence .,f despotism. R( the very conicentration of imperial, irre- P1 spo.r.nibe power to be placed in the Se hi'.1I. of one man, to create here at the capital of our country a military chief- S t-ini who, at his ow-n w'ill, can call out troops, dec!are martial la.v, suspend the writ of habeas corpua, andl upon a sus pected comnbinatimon of "two or mnore perzons" dedare to be in a state of re b::1i.r any State, county, city or village, L or in fact~the whole United States ;de claring what constitutes rebellion in con ravention of the provisinns of the fun lamental organie lawv. Upon tis mere_ <i-ca:.ti.;n, the Presi:lent, at his own op ti-mn, is endov-ed by this bill not or1) ly w ith supre'oe inpet ial power, but poliee n.:thoity over municipalities with re s,ni to'offenses against the person and p-opertv ofindividuals, with regard to ti,C poht;ical opinimai of citizens of the Un:ited States. He is authorized to hold in hiis entire an:d -shoolute control all the irie-d intere-:ts of all the people of the U;in S;at.s. HI Andi, Mr. Speaker, in whose hands do ye propose to pla1ce this monstrous s'i .remaec ? Ts there anyvthing in the mil -ary or civil i,it"ry of th'e present Pres .ent of the Uisited States which will C mtift our placine it in his hanrds? Are h is knowiege a,d estimate of our insti C :tions in keeping with the liberties of ' r people ? Ilas he not recently told .as .-hat is his ide-a of the Government of ' United State-'? Ha.-s he not recently a mnessage to Congress, in which he d.~ared that the present German em *had a form of government and a sorv of political institutions like and 1uit,.simiilar to our own ; that in con -mence of this analogy he recommended rai,ing of the present Ams.rican em - to Berlin to a full mission on the e pay of those to France and Great .in ? . ...-We learn, from a friend, that *. tills on Black Creek, in this County, ni as Jones' Mills, were totally de . by tire, on the 12th instant- The nc!'iding several thousand feet of ris estimated at $2,000. The .-as a. %dental, originating in the -: apartuen.t attached to the wills, :h a free2dmoan, an employee, was dinner. The circular was own . D. Jones, Esq., and the vertical Mesars. Gantt & Rawls. On Friday morning last, about 4 o'clock, the dweling and out-buildings 'Mr. iIenry J. Sieb!es, of Sandy Run, this C'-unty, were destroyed by fire. *have not learned the particulars, rLexington Dispatch lthugh theinfamons income tax has not been repealed, it is nevertheless, pleasant to hear from Commissioner Pleasaton that no man o hose income is less than $2,0JO need take the slightest notice of it. Those unfortunates, who re joice in an income not above that sum, Rre rtlieved from givitg any particulars or answer ing any colkctor's or assessor's questions oni the subject. They merely have to make a statement, with which I the authorities are bound to remaina: stistied. Under these circumstances, the taxes will hardly compen.sate the ex- i pense ocm-d in their c.>llection, thu leaving us to wonder at another Admin istration blunder in not abolishing them atogether. -Phoni x. The Auguta Constiltutilnali-.t April 19, says: Yesterd-tv, Thomas Ryan, hailing from New berry, S. C., wase: rested on a charge of larceny from the house, at the instance of Merr. John Helske & Bro., the prisoner being charged with gaining access to the money drawer f the firm, and abstracting the sum of. $2.50. In default of $100 bond before Justice Maher, the prisoner was rom nitted to trial at the next term of the City Court. If Thomas Ryan hails from Newberry it must be that his residence here was short between train time. Ile is not known here. C OQ U E T. Complete sets from $3 to $20 per set. BASE BALLS. All the different kinds at reduced prices. FISHINC TbACKLE. Of every description. TRAVELINC BACS. For ladies and gentlemen. FOREICN FANCY COODS. CUNS AND PISTOLS OF ALL KINDS AND PlICES. AMMUNITION. SPORTSMEN'S COODS. Goods shipped to anv part of the country per express. The same careful attention ziv en to orders by mail as to personal purchases. Prices fo: our goods based on gold at par. POULTNEY, TRIMBLE & CO., 200 W. Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE, MD. Apr 5, 14-1y. C. F. JACKSON' LARGE, BEAUT&FUT, AND CHEAP STOCK of SPRING and SUMMEfR DRY GOODS, ALS-), Are now ready FOR SALE. And all CUS OMERS will be SURE OF BARGAINS as the S:ock will be sold at VERY SMALL PROFITS. NO RUMBUG. C. F JACKSON, Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. Apr. 5, 14-tf. IHM EINAET STORE UP COUNTRY. WE beg to offer to te nple of NEW ,auonraenigIaum em-nes, mnu ~ad she not threaten"d to us-e hern broom ticagoCM:'t yn , vid. "f w" RGEST STOIR OF GOODS : in the UP COUNT!WY, at Tro DWER PRICES than Anybody. )ur heavy sales in the p.ast four months, onseqence of having put prices so low, cedus to ma.ke a determined eftori DOUBLE our SALES at ALF the PROFITS. We h:ndle larce 0uan tities of CORN, BA IN and FLOUR, and WILL make prices thee goods LGWER ilhan any bmomse i' aCountry. We also mnake a specialty of S and~ offer a' stark of 4110 Doz. at S ECES THAT CANNOT BE Ct,MPETED. nd for pricesi and see if we will not bo AVE Your MONEY. ALL KINDS OF - Agricultural Implements. RICK & LOWRANCE, $( C OL U MBI A. S. C. Mar. 29, 13-3m. 1EMOYALI 4ring removed from their el.l stand, to ( their i mmdious New lErIet Store, all attention to their increased facilities~ r the transaction of business, .iad int a il from their frj.-nds and customers. rn Their stock coon-sis of all grades of SRilOCER IE S >ROISIONS, BAGGIM, ROPE, TIES, &c., &c. MAYES & MARTIN. Nov. 23, 47--tf. SALOON. B. M. BLEASE is with Messrs. Ward & Pierson, and will be glad to see all of his old friends. Best brands of Ales, Wine.e, Brandies, Whiskies, Gin, &c., on hand. Faney Drinks, t., at all timnes. Feb. 22, 8--if PAVILION HOTEL. Charleston. S. C. BJARD PER DAY - - - - oO Mas. H L.. BUTTIERFIELD, Proprietress. R. II.XmI1TC S umcrintendent. . WM. J LAKE, Insurance Agent, NEWBERRY, S. C. AGENT FOR TUE Piedmont & Arlington Life Insurance Company. Assets over : : : : $2,000,000 Annual Incone : : : 1,300,000 Iusures agai nst 'Lath from ail causes. WM. J. LAKE, Newberry, S. C. F+. 22, --tf. ATTENTION PLANTERS. I WOULD call attention to the 'act of my haviv- a large and commo dious WAREIHOUSE, and will be pleased to store Cotton, Guanos and other Merchandize On as reasonable terms as any one. W. .L. WEBB. Dec. 14, 50-tf. ]ICTiI T01NI BITTERS, ENTIRELY VEETALE. FOL THE CUEE OF Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, Billions Diseases, Gene ral Debility, and all Impurity of the Blood. It eXcites healthy appetite, inviorates he Digestive Organs, is devoid of a. that dreadful poison-Fusil Oil, and imparts a no.t agreeable, warming, and cordial effect to the Stomach. It exhilarates the spirits. relieves pain, and is most woudetully effi-. :acions in all debilities and irregularities of Females. It will prove a positive preventive in all MALARIAL CONTAMINATION. MOTTE & TARRANT, Xanufacturers and Sole ?roprietors, NEWBERRY, S. C. Mar. 15, 11- tf. Sewing Machines. HEREAFTER these valuable machines, so necess.rv to the comf.,rt of every family, will be kept for sale at the Bookstore. Warrnted to give satisfaction. Call and sxamine. Subscriptions received to all the Lad-es' a,agzines, viz: Godey, Frank Leslie. Dem >resi, Peier-nv, Lady's Friend, Die Moden ielt. and -:hers. Suhcribe at once. Any look that may be wanted by avy prcon, i not on hand, will be procured and Old at Publisher's prices. At the Book. \toe, Newberry. JOHNX A. CUAPMAN. Jan. 4, 1-if. W. L. GOUDINE, ASHIONABLE TAILOR SCOURER, &c., PROM CHARLESTON. Respectfully announces that he is repared to cut and fit gentlemen's uits to their entire satisfaction. Hav ng had a large experience in the tail rig business, and being constantly tupplied with the latest New York 'ashios, lie feels no hesitancy in ask ntz for patrenatge. Work promptly lelivered. Tertns mnoderate it wii, at once.DDi seen thiat such a chance l not sootn presengilself again. .Wili nakinc sack coat.........-.....4 00 ut and make pants........... . 2 00 ut and mn.:lk vest.. ......... - . 2 00 ut and make wakinig-cont...... 5 00 to cut and make fine black frock coat 8 00fi cut snit of c!otihes... -..........--.- 1 00 pril 5. th Of the Most Approved Which we will sell on the most T ISFACTORY TERMS. We invite an examination of them., th as to character and price. Rt. MOORMAN & CO. .-b 8-t f. 22, gon king. Rtepairing,&c. Il E undersigzned has opened a shop, I: a mile from Ilelena, (on G. & C. R. R.,) Jde Lake's plac, where he is prepared g Shoe Hlorses, Lav Plows, Make and Re ir Waons, anmd dio any kind of Wood trk, either Arricultural, Mill or Domestie ork. Hie will also repair Gotton Gina. p moeing a IIorse.........-----... $ 1 20 vlng a Plow (owner furnishing irotn,) 40 S -(he furnishing iron,)... 45 Io se Wagon with body. .......115.00 S - with.out bodly.l . 1 ).0 All other work in proportion. All t:at is an~ed ia a share of his friends' Ltron ge. ('all and aee. STEP'IlEN F. E. GRUBER. M.r. 1, 9-:f. reile&Columbia Railroad. CoLrUntA. S. C.. March 1. 1871. On and after W ednesday. March 1. the follow- I igSchedule 'will be run daily, Sundays ex-t yt.oonnectini2 with Night Trims on South ar.ima Road. up and do.wn. also with Trains 1 ing South on Charlotte, Colamble and A.us eave Columbia......-......-.-.-7.00 -Altoni.---...--------------'-a m " Newberr'y....----- -..11.5 aI m S Cokesbury... ----------.-.--.-3--0pm ltDelto'n--. ..-- ..-- -6---------- 0 p m -(Greenville....-.-.-.-.--.-.- - - -' eave Greenvinle...-. .-..... 6.15 --- - am " B elton..8.--- -- -- -- -- -- S C,kesbuiry.. ....-------..--. .16 - Abbeville--..--.---.---.-.-'... 1t pa N yewt,erry. ... ...---. --'.. .* A ston.. .----- --6-- - --- m Lrrive Columbia.-... -...-..-...- p ' m M. T ItanRrr. Ge aa ricket Agent. ICE ! ICE !! ICE !!! The Columbriia lce llouse, is now open forI lie season, and prepared to sell natural [ake Ice, at fronm I to 11 cent. per pound, cording to quanti:y. This lke is far pre r.ml to any nmanufactumred, or prepared, 'my Cheiial proceesa .TNO. D. BATEM AN. Agt., Mar. 22. 12-3m Golumbia, S. C. .NICKERSON HOUSE.'' Columbia, S. C., This pesantly located llotel, nsuirpassed by ny House in tte s.u-'i for comfort ana healthy lcality, is. now open to Traveters an others ekig accommoduition. Families can be fur-. Ashed with nice, airy rom on resoratle terms. "A call is eolicited.' My ominibne wif be at the disrent depos ISAAC SULZBACHER, SIGN OF MAMMOTH CLOCK. (Under Columbia Hotel,) COLUMBIA, S. 0., AGEST FOR WARA TilE e TO GIl CELBT SATIS and dealer in W A T C H E S CLOCKS JEWELIZY, SILVER WARE, FANCY ARTI.LES, CUTLERY, PIPES, And everything usually kept in a fir class Jewelry Store. All orders promptly and sati,fact rilv attended to. Feb 15 7 tf IR. J. R. TIHOMPSO), SURGEON DENTIST, (Successor to Dr. W. B. McKellar.) Office over McFall & Pool's store, on Ma Street. All the old business left unfinished will completed on the terms as before arrange and everytbing done in the best manner at warranted. The patronageo the public respectfully solicited. N . RRY FE84-AL ACAEMY. A. P. PIFER,X . A., Princip Kiss FANNIE LEAVELL,,: Assistat Prof. F. W RBER, Musical Dep THE next session of this SCHOOL w >egin on TUESDAY, THE THIRD (3d) JA'NU\ARY, 1871. T6ition-Fron $10 to $20 per hal" sessi of 5 months. Music and Modern Languag extra. Insttuction tiven ir. all the branch isually taught in Female Schools of tl highest grade. Pupils front a disaLnce can obtain boal in good private families at alout $15 p month. Pupils will he charged from the date entrance, and no reduction will be m:i xcept in cases of protracted illness. N B. The Tuition fees must be paid advance. For particulars apply to COL. S. FAIR, Pres.'t Boar d Trustees, or S. P. BOOZER, Esq, Sec. Jan. 4, 1- tf. ATLANTIC PIJOSPIlATE. The undersigned in offering tli presents attractions iii the wa of Clothi andI 5..aM Fertilizer the Phtuters of Newberry, feel con. at that its quality is fully equal to abest Fertilizers now manufactured. 'his being the first year of its sale, ey cannot fur:?ishi any testimonials its merits ; but feel assured that cn once fully tried, it will become e favorite fertilizer in the South. Plantrs are requested to send in eir orders as promptly as possible. Mayes & Martin, Agents at Newberry, S. C. Fb 13 7 tf XCUEEN & RIECKE, WHOLESALE PROVISION & PRODUCE DEALERS. re constantly on hand and receiving Bacon, Dry Salted Meats, Pork, Lard, Beef, Flour, Sugar, Molasses, &c. urchaser are requested to examine theit stock at 21 and 23 VENDUE RANGE, CHARLESTON, S. C. Feb. 22. s-6m. Stereoscopes, VIEWS, ALBUMS, CHROMOS, FR~AMES -:o: E. & U. T. ANTHONY & co., 591 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, nvite the attention of the Trade to their es nnsive assortment of the above goods, o heir own publication, manUatcure andj in IIOTO L NTERN SLIDES. and GRAPHOSCOPES EW VIWAS OF YOSEMITE. . L HI. T. ANTHON &CO., 591 BaOADWAT, NEW YORK, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, I PORTERS AND MANUFACTURES OF HhOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL Mar. 15 11-3m. ETI WAN S. H AVING relinquiished the Agency of tI ulphuric Acid and Super-Phosphate Cot pny of Charleston, S. C., and Capt. W. I Webb having been appointed in my plac Farmers and Planters who use those jnst pular Etiwan Fertilizers, will find an am pl supply by calling on Capt. Webb Ne wberry, Dec. 13, 1870. I have now on hand eightyv Tons of Etiw. No. 2, and twenty Tons of the No. 1, at will keep constantly supplied with the popular fertilizers. Farmers witt do- we o lay in what they want at once. PAT. H. DUCKETT, GUN A N D LOCISMIT9 CA\ he found1 at Carolina Manufacturini Company's Tin ad Stove Shop, with a coW plete stock ot D GUNS, PISTOLS & MATERIA1 in his line, and will REPAIR Guns, Pie tols, all kirds of Locks, Umbrell,s, Para soh,, Castor-, &e. Uy doin . work at moderate prices and being pinctul to Ily lsiness, I hopt to receive a liberal patrotnage. PAT. H. DUCKETT. Mar. 1, 9-tf. H. C. WISKEMAN, NEWBERRY, S. C. DEALER IN GUANOS, GRAIN, HAY, ETC., ETC. -- Mar. 29, 13-3m. DR. E. C. JONES, SURGEON DENTIST, NEWBERRY, S. C. d Rooms over Mr. Mower's store, and in I front of Herald oflice. is I take pleasure in informing my friends and the public generally, that my dental rooms are now opten, and that I am pre. pared to execute all work in my profession in the moat approved marner. I am determited to devote my entire time and energy to my profession. Jan. 12 2 tf. TrHE SING-ER I La. t.s w IF )n re - -NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, is now offered for sale on e.tsy terms, at the State Agency, No. 197 King St. Cbarle-ton, S. C. Silk, Thread, Needles andi Machine Find itngs, of the best quality. Stitch ing done to order. General repairing executed. T HE NEW MANUFACTURING MACINE, Tailors and Boot Fitters, is the best in the market. Local andl Traveling Agents Wanted. Circulars and Samples on application. JTHE SINGER Sewing Macine Agency! 197 KtNG sTnEET, C II A R 1 E S T ON, S. C. SP. W1. & Ri. S. CHICK, Aents, long - "~ ~ LJC'. 7, 49-'70-1l. Sout arolina Rairoad Company, COT.UMBI A, S. C., January 19, 1871. ON ail after S.UNDAY, the22d instant, Pas seer Trains up.ou this Ro,ad will arrive and cave as follows: Ta zs No. 1.H Leave Charleston at ............-.... 8.2 am - Arrive at Columlbla a...........---- 340 p ml Leave Columbia .ut...........---..-.... 1215 p mj Arrive at C harlestoni at............- 7 50 p m aae Camdcn, Sundays excepted, at... 9 50i a m arrive at Kingrille at ................ 1.21 p m Leave K'n vile, Sundays excepted, at.. t.30 p m Arieatn'aden at.............-- 6.00 p m The above Trains run in connection with Wvil nngton, Columbia axid Augueta Railroad, con ectag with Trains for Wilmington, North Caro lina, and with Trains for Auguta, Georgia making close connections with 'igaht Trains of Georgia Railroad and Centra- Railroad, for all points South and Wvest. l'aaxN N.). 2-NaIGHT ExPRms. Sunday Night excepted. Iae ChrlestD.....-.....------- ..-------' 0p m Arrive at Columbia at.............. 6.6. a ID Leave Columbia at.... ............- .7.50 p ID Arrive at Charleston at.............- 6.45 a m Tis frain runs in connection with Up Ags ta Trains. making close con section withGega Rtailrai and Central Railroad Morning Train, for all poirtS South and West. A. L. TY LER. Vice-President. S. B. PICKENS, General Ticket Agent. Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. B. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. COr.exAa, S C., Januar 17. 1871. ON and after SUN DA Y, J anuary, the Pas senger trains over this Road will run as follows: GOING Noavn. No. 2. No. 1. AKnIVE. LxaAv. AnnIv. L.RAVE. Austa 6.00 pm 8.00 am Clumbia 11.05 pm 11 2, pm 1251 pm 1.03 pm Winsboro 1.25 am 1.27 am 3.17 pm 3.37 pm Chester 2.56 am 8.rn am 5.07 pm 5.1o pm Charlotte 5.30 am 31 pm GONG SOUT H, No. 1- .No. 2. ARaIvE. .CawE. AnttIV5. LaA.Lf Xugusta 7 46pm 7.3' am C~olumba 216 pm 2.28 pm 2.18 am 2.28 am Wnsboro115 iam 1 l1.55 pm 11.;8Spm Chester 10l.2) am 1>23am 1t27 pm 1 3a in Charlotte 8 0 anm 8.1' pm Going North .-Bothi No. 1 and 2 make olose daily conunections at Charlotte for New York and all ints North and East. P'assengers leaving a 2on SATURDAYS, will lay over 12 hours at RGhong Sonth.--Both Nos. 1 and 2 make close daily contnections at Augusta with tramns of the Georgia and Central G;eorgla Roads, for all pints South. South-west andi West. PThrough Tickets sold, and Baggage cheoked to all prinipal poita J. M. SELKIRK, Supt. . R. DonET, General Ticket Agent. -Winter Schedul3artabng and Union| On and after the 24th instant, the Pas senger Trains will go down on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS; leaving Spartanburg Court Hlouse, at -7.20 A. M., and arriving at Alston 1.35 P. M. Returning on TUESDAYS, TIIURSDAYS and SA TCR DAYS, will leave Aiston at 9.50 A. M., and arrive at Spartanburg at 3.40 P. M. THOMAS B. JETER, 'S s5oNvIL.t.. S. C. President. 'er. 2a5, 4.3-t f. - LOOK OUT FOR YOUR MEALS AT THlE Aiston Hotel, IY..Breakfast Going fp anid Dinner a-Going Down.i Jan 1 ALONZO REESE, a n BARBER, Next door to Pollock's Restaurant, S Columbia, S. C. Will Shave, Shampoo. Trim and Dye, To suit the roost fastidious. DR. TUTT'S EXPECTORANT FOR Coughs, Colds, &c. For the Speedy Relief AND PE.MANENT CUEE OF CONSUMPTION, BRO-NCHITIS, ASTHMA .COLDS, A AL.L.Ds.ADVr .O Tr. Lungs, Chest, or Throat! THE ExPEcTouNT is compostd exc ave which Permeatt the very Subs.ance of the LunZs, caujing them to throw (of the acrid matter which collects in the Blrot,chial Tubes, aud at the sAme time frTs a soothin&( co ating. relieving the Irri tation which prr-duces the cough. The ob ect to hoobtained sto gcleanse the or ta w1o al impurtie to nrunr&.hsa. mitrenolien hen t b puird ad enfeebled by di6ewe; to resew und Invigorate the circulation of the blood, aido 9trei!irtl:en the rervous or9ani zation. The EXPECTOJAXT dees this to an astoni in degree. It is setive but mild and 3Mge tal marting rut-cti(nial energj- and nx Url strei. It uffres Oxygen to vitalize. the blood, aud -Nitriogeu to as-irilute the matter It equalizes the "nervous lnfluence,1 producing qaiet and composure. TO CONSUMPTIVES It ia invaluable. as it immediat0y relieT*$ the difiult breathing and harassing coagh which attends that disease. -0 FOR ASTHMA It is a speciflo-one dose often relieving tnt dis aemina choking, and producing calm and pi eas ant repose. FOR CROUP No mother should ev-r te without a bottle of the EXPECTORANT in the house. We have nume rous certifcates of Iti having relieved. almout in sUantly. the little stiferer, ween death appeared almost inevitable. MOTHERS BE ADVISED! Keep it on Rand! This dread di&ease requires prompt action; as soon as the hoarft, hollow ciugh i. heard, apply the remedy, and it is easily subdued; BUT DELAY IS DANGE11OUS! 071The properties ot the EXPECTORANT are demulcent, uutritive. bal.amic. oothing, and Ihealing. It brac*" tie vervous system and pro duces pleasant and refreshing sleep. IT EXHI.IRATES AND RELIEVES GLOO - INESS AND DEPRESSION. Containing all theseqimlitiesin a conveient and concentrated form it has proven to be t he Most Valuable Lunig Balsam ever ofered to sufererg from Pulmonary die ses. Prepared by WM H. TUTT & LAND, AUGUSTA, GA. Sold by Dragglsts eyerywhere. Nov. 23. 47-4m. WE have now an elegant stock of B00T8 SHOES, &, Which we will SELL LOW. Our terms from this date are C.ASIH, Therefore our prices will correspond with thc times. Jan. 4, 1-tf. yrups and Sugars. Just received a beautiful B tof. . 0. Syrups and(1 Sugars. For sale low at W. H. WEBB'S. 2 De. 14. 50-tf. p TIUE CELEBRATED We have a large lot of this highly ] >proved FFRTILIZER, which we will sell on the most accotmmodating rms. Call on R. MOORMAN & C.,-with whom it is stored-for articulars. Feb. 22, 8-tf. A. A. KILLIAN, ontractor and Builder, H.tving located in the town of Newberry, sprepared to make CONTRACTs and do ll kinds of' UOUISE CARPENTERING And other JOBS in this line at REASON BLE PRICES, and in an EXPEDITI(Cs nd sATISFACTORY manner. Work taken n town or country and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Feb. 22, 8-3m. MOOIIM & 80 DIET AT TORNEYS A T L AW, NEWBERRY, S. C. --:0: The undersigned have formed a Co-partnership in the practice of the Law, and can be found at their office in the building of the "Newberry Bank," front room, up stairs. THOMAS S. MOORMAN, OSBoRNE L. SGHUMPERT. Feb. 22, 8-tf. MANILLA ROPE, ISuitable for well ropes. For sale by D. MOWER. 300 lbs. Bluestone, For sale by D. MOWER. Noney Canndt Euy It! FOR SIGHT IS PICELES The DiaIc.nd Glasses, MANUFACTURED BY J. E. SPENCER & Go., N. I Which are now oft-r*d to the public. are pro nounced by ul the ceebrated Opticians of tbe World to be the MOST PERFECT, Natural, Artificial help to the human eye ei Mnown. Th.y are grnur.d cuder their own supervisi from minute Crytt'l Pebbles, me:ted togeth and derive their name. "Diarond," on accot of their hardines ard brilliiccy. The Scntiic Principle On which they are constructed brings the c< or centre of the lens directly it, front'of the e producilg a olear aid distinct vSion. as in 1 natural, healthy eight. and preventing all t pleaant sensations. -uch si glimmering a wavering of sight, dizzluesv, &c . peculiar to others in use. They are Xcuuted in the Finest maner. In frames of the best quality, of all materi u,ed for that purpose. Their Finish and Durability CANNOT BE SURPASSED. CA UrtoN.-None genuine unless tbearing tb trade mark stamped on every frame. J. W. MONTCOMERY, Jeweler and Optician, is sole agent for NEWBER!RY', S. C., From whom they can only be obtained. Th goods are not supplied to Pedlers, at any pric Oct 5, 40-1y. WILLIAM GLAZ JUST received a large assortment WATCHES.-Gold and Sirer iini Stem Winding, Open Face, or Swiss, Ei lish and American manflacture. CLOCKS.-French Parlor, of Black N1 ble, Gilt, Ormila, Rosewood and Waln SPECTACLES.-Gold. Silver and Stc of all descriptions; Eye Clisses wit GC Rubber and Tortoise Shell Frame. TH; MBLES.-Gold and Silver of all seniptiol-4.. L %DEA' JEW ELRY.-Gold Rings, Ti and with settings of all kinds of preci stones ; Brooches, E:r-tinips, Necklac Braceleis and Arinlets. Gold Chatelaine F and Leontine Chains; all varieties of J Rubber, Gold, Pearl and mourning Jewe and Ornaments, &c. GENTLEMEN'S JEWELRY.-Vest v Guard Chains,, Collar and S'iri Butto 'leeve Buttons, Seal Ring-, Brooches, Se Pins, kc. sZLvER.REt. SPOONS.-Table , Dessert, Tea, Sug ustard, Pap. Salt Spoons and Ladles. FORK.-Ta2e, D.ssert and Breaki'ast KNIVES.-Dessert, Fruit, Butter, Fi Pie, Cake nod Cheese Kisives. PITGlERI.-Chlices and Com-nut Seig, ice Pitchers, Cups, Bowls and G lets. CASTORS.-Silver andl Plated, Fr Stands, Cake Baskets, P'ickle Starnd-, Col Makers, Cream Pots, Salt and] fltter Dish Waiters. &c. WILLIAM GLAZE Onee door No:-th of Scott, Williams~ & C B:ekinig House, Main street. Nov. 9, 4.--tI. Spring & Summer Importati 1871. RiBBDNS IIMTRONG, CATOR, & CO., IN?oRTERIS AND JoUIr-8 01 net, Trimming & Velvet Ribbons, inds, Neits, Crap-s, Ruehles, Flo'wcrs, F. a'berS, ORNUIMENTS, AW B3NNETS AND LADIES' EATS, TRIMMrD~ AN4D ~~I3M?R DE , SHAKER HOODS, &C. 237 and 239 BALTIMORE STREET, ALTIMORE, MD Offer the laxrgest Stock to be found in this aitry, and utcqqualled in choice variety d cheapness, cornprising the l:atest E-uro' n novelties. . . rders solicited, and prompt attention gtv* Miar. 1, 9--3m. ~OLE IIRX& usset, Uppei and Whang E.4 TIlE R, a hand and for sale by D. MOWER, A pr. 6, 14-tf'. IJIPOR?TANT NOTICE ONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS i1 Retail Orders amounting to $2 and Over Delivered in any Part of the Country FREE OF EXPRESS CH.ARGES. AMITON EASTER &e SON! OF BA LTIORE, MD., En order the better to meet the wants of the ttail Customers at a distance, have establishedi SAM PL E BU RE AU, d will upon application, promptly send 1 bymail full lines of h-mples of the N.ewest ai most Fashionable Goods, of FRENCH. EN( ,SH and DO31ESTIC 3L'UFA CrUn EguS anteeng at all times to sell as low, If not at le rcs han any hsein th e col n me eelebrated msnnfacturers in the different parts Europe, and Importing the same by Steamers I sect to Bsltimore,our stock is at all times promj ly supplied with the novelties of the London a Paris markets, As we buy and sell only for cash, and makei bad debts, we are able and willing to sell c goods at wnoM TEN To 1r7!xDPiaC LSes Pnrr than If we gave credit. senda frsanm esspeify the ind of got f gd. from th lowest to te most oostl. Oresunaccompanied by the cash will-b.. POPT-PAYiNG WHOLESALE B'YEl are invited to inrpect the Stock in our Jobbi md AckLFOe ASTE A SONS, 17, 199. 201 and .3 West Baltimore Street, Oct.2, 4317 .Baltimore, 31 Frog Level CUSTOMERS will take notice til I have a full supply of that gc make of A XES on hand. and for si ow. D.. MOWER. Nov. 23, 47-tf. CUSTOM made pegged CA] BOOTS, and warranted. For sale by -I). MOWER. Nnv Z3 .17-ti'. Ayer's The rp seisell. celent -nmm 44 is derivedIrm~ many of cases of A ease, Whm-6 -iA andcd by savtfusa-sedo -iores y they were painifly afictling, have beest cured insuch great numbers in abwd tion of the country, hat the puble to be informed of its virtues or us. Scrofulous poison is oe of the-most. tive enemies of our race. thbe unfelt tenant of the o stitution, and invites attaekof tal diseases, without exciting a soap'. presence. Again It seems to e throu;hout the b;;y, and then, onMr occasion, rapidly develop into one hideous forms, either on the surface vitals. In the latter, tubercles ma deposited in the lungs or heart, or t* in the liver, or it shows its presene n. on the skin, or fbul ulcerations On r. the body. Hence the occasional u. tt of this Sarsaparilla is advisablee, active symptoms of disease UPLM" ficted with the foowing compl2f find immediate relief, and, at leg e use of this SASA.PARLLL St. "re 'y,'s Firelrose or Bryuipeas, ""rl s e. 2theum, dad Head, M"V~wos, &M*Zrs11 he Sore Ears, and other eruptions or *kuAis | in- of Scrofulous disease. o in th O nd cealed forms, asDy all Disease, Fjts, the various lcerouss Feciozi Of and nervous systems. Syphilis or Venered! and MereM4d 34w useases are cured by it, though a IoWeg s zw s quired for su uing ths ot any medicine. But long-couthnueddUSe e medicine will cure the comp eit Lwh or Whites, Uterine noerai =d Ysmv Diseases, are commonly soon sad W& matlyc itspurifyig sud eir .t muteb onsr dc in our Almanac, supplied g-rKs5eb and Gout, when caused bY traneous matters in the Wod, ydd 4 as also Liter Complaints, tion or Inflammatidn of the se iwhen arisinr, as they otnho, rnki poisns in the bb&Ti . PARZ A is a great restorer for the and vigor of the system. Those who -a-. - guid and Istless, Desp is , and troubled with krerous Fears, or any of the affections syinpos d Weakness, will find immediate relef and ew vincing evidence of its restoratre puer upw trial. PREPARED BY Dr. r. C. AyER a CO-, zwiI 3 K Pracetia and Anaofaa ( - - SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS zv=7WM I.or ze uy xv 1 & TAuAA,4T. Sep. 7, '70-36-1y. T THE GREAT CAUSE OF e HUMAN MISERY. .t Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Pda six cents. A Ipeture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or-spa matorrhcea, induced by self abuse, Invl. , untary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous De art bility, and Impediments to Marriap Aa. erallv; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Phy-ical Incapacity, &.-By ROBERTT J. CULVERWELL, K D., Au thtr of the ' Green Book," &c. , The world-renowned author, in this Admi. ruble Lecture, clearh proves fom his o-a exp-rience that the awful consequenes of sh, Self Abuse may be effectually removed &ith out medicines, and without dangerous sargi i0, Cal operations, bugies, instruments, drngs, or cordials, pointinr out a mode of cure as nmce certain and effectual by which every e' radical!y. This leture wiil provesa boon t s, th'ou-ands and thousands. Sent under seal, insa plain envelope, tomany .' address, on receipt of six cents, or two pos. age stamns, hy addressing the publishers. Alsoi. Dr. Calverwell's "Marriage Guide," -price- 2(> cents ~Address the Publishers, Rf CH AS. J C. K LINE &CO., 127 Bower.v, New York. Sep.7, 36-17. Post-Office Box 4,M. THlE SUB3SCRiBER has constantly ot hand a fullassortment of the above approved eases, of different patterns, besides coffins of his own niake, all of whic-h lie is prepared to furnish at very reasonable rate, with * promptness and despatch. Person' desirous of having cases sent by r-ailroad will have thetm sent free of charge. A Hearse is always on hand and will be fornished at the rate of $1o per day. Thankful for past patronage, the sub scriber respectfully asks for a continuat:on of the same, and assures the public that no etfort on his part will be spared to render the utmost satisfaction. A. C. CHAPMAN Newberry S. C., July 21.. Sash & Blinds. The subscriber takes pleasure in anneunc wne to this community that, having mnade all necessary arrangements, he will be able to furnish Sash with and without -Glass, and Blinds, At Very Moderate Rates! For Cash ! ANDREW C. CHAPMAN, Oct. 7 41 tf. Newberry C. H., S. C. Carolina National Bank 00L UMBIA, S. C Capital Stock Paid in, $200,000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: - L)1. D. CILDS, PaEsIDEnT. Dr. J. W. P'arker, R. if. Waflace, .T obn S. Wiley, Dr. John T. Darby E. Hope, Richard O'Neals, Jr C. D.ExiLroZe, Attorney. W. B. G,ulick, C J. Iredell. Cashier. Assistant Cashier-. The capital stock of this Bank is now S2O0 , all of which has been paid in, and conlribed by irthe Comptr-oller of the Currency. Authority Me also benrecivd fra farminsseI to the ready been taken. Persons wishing to aka. an investmer.t ehould apply without delay. The '~Surplus Fund is now $6,iK, or three per enta The itaroli-a National Bank issues certil ctes ot depo0-it, bearing interest at the rata of sseven per cent. per annum. 'This feature of Its Sbusiness make It1rctca%i and attention Is called to the aict that the sety anted by the whole capital of the SNo safer mode of temporary investmentiseIsed S of any amount received either In ofr7.0 coin, and payable In the same. Interest .-te dapaid at the end of each six months. should'de laposits remain beyond that lengt of time. 55 Columbia, S. C., January 2,1871. t~ Feb.15-3m. ALL parties indebted tome by Mem orandumn Account, or inany other way, are requested to pay the same at once D. MOWERL - Nov. 23. 47-tf. t 15 Barrels genuine ORLEANS SYRUP, Qa hand and for sale by MAYFES & MARTIN.