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fi C THE FUTURE LIFE. so rs' How shAll I know thee in the sphere wl.ich ne keepser a The disembodied spirits of the dead, em When all of thee th4t tinie could wither sley And perishes among the dust we tread U C For shall I feel the sting of ceaseless pain, a If there I meet thy gentle spirit not; Nor hear the voice I love, nor read again In thy serenest eyes a tender thought? Gu Of Will not thine own meek heart demand me there- rie. That heart whose fondest throb to me lin was given? cur My name on earth was ever in thy prayer, Ho And wilt thou never utter it in heaven ? Ins apT In meadows f.nned by heaven's life-breath- I ing wind, sys In the resplendence of that glorious bu sphere, mu And larger movements of the unfettered on mird, des Wilt thou forget the love that joined us the here? 1 cor Tho love that lived through all the stormy t past, LrT And meekly with my harsher nature bore, asi And deeper grew, the tenderer to the last Shall it expire with life and be no more ? A happier lot than mine, and larger light, Pr' Await thee there, for thou hast bowed de thy will In cheerful homage to the rule of right, Bil And lovest all and renderest good for ill. ins For me the sordid cares in which I dwell dol Shrink and consume my heart as heat a the( scroll, m And wrath has left its scar-that fire of In hell Lt Has left its frightful scar upon my soul. am Yet though thou wear'st the glory of the sky, Wilt thou rot keep the same beloved name, C. The same fair, thoughtful brow and gentle AD' eye, Love'ier in heaven's sweet climate, yet det the same? wV: Fai Shalt thou not teach me, in that calmer B. bin home, 31. The wisdom that I learned so ill in this- Cal Jer The wisdom which is love-till I become A. Thy fit companion in that la:d of bliss? A PLUCKY WOMAN-RAID UPON ull A LIQUOR SELLER.-In a neigh- pec boring town, a few weeks ago, a I lady, whose husband was unfor- era tunately, addicted to the habit of r g; drinking, took it upon herself to w, visit the place where her liege lord M. got the means of his ruin for the purpose of putting a stop toit aesofar as her family was con- T ere.She went into the bar room with a stick in her hand, and using it with vigor upon the F head and shoulders of the dealer in To liquor, soon caused him to beat a i retreat. She then broke a decan ter on the counter, smashed the lamp overhead, in her wrath and .U fury knocked the windows, sash and all, out of the room, and played ~ smiash generally. A number of Am gentlemen who were in the bar room at the time "retired in good rm order," seemingly apprehensive * that their turn might come next. e The injured wife and mother, after tion beardi&g the lion in his den, and ", 'wreaking he? venlgeanee upon the At implements of his trade, quietly c.F9 retired to her home, no one of- - ferring any resistance to her. Gri The strangest part of the whole story is yet to b-> told. The con duct of this plucky woman was endorsed by the good people of the town generally, so that no legal O steps were taken to punish this in- Inp fraction of a liquor seller's rights. ra We mention no names, lest iltaR should bring U. S. troops to look Le after one of the Southern female -: K. K.'s.-Rockingham Regi.ster.u ANoTnca K. K. MANIFEsTO.-The ful lowing document ,(says the Sumter Less Watchman) was found on our desk, yesterday morning, as we entered our office. How it got there i.<, to us --in all" good faith and honesty-a profoundM mystery ; 'K. K. K. s 59th Division. S. [Order No 13.].y Recently several anonymous letters seng have been picked up-so caled-and leavi circulated as genuine by the finder. Lesi Such is false. All orders emanating Arri fenm this order will be executed. Coun- Le"i terfeits had best beware. If they are iear known they will suffer, especially if they Arri poesist in misrepresenting the intention aa *f.our order. Tb Good citizens of any racee or color will be respected and protected. ua By order. 0. K. m Q. Z., Secretary. Grand C hief The Reverend Joshua Billings, an c. Iays centric and shrewd, but illi a rate preach- ArrI, er, says: . Ar:m Men, if they are not ton lazy, live Ti somnetimes till they are eighty, and de. taTr stroy the time a good deal as follows: forsi The first thirty years they spend throw. .ng stones at a mnart., the second thirty S. years they spend in esaaning the mark Cha to see where the stones hit, and the re mainder is divided in cursing the stone. throwing business and nur-sing the rbeu- O~ ratism, **"ti He wpight add that too many young me of our day begin searebing for the Au maarkt at twenty-flve, and get to the curs- Win ing part in ten years more, substituting ches for the rheumatism, iS that is not con- Caia venient, anything else thesy happen to wina A SM.LL Aress.-One of the Sa viour's most delightful discourses, second Ut only to the sermon on the Mount, is that (al delivered at Jacob's well to but one on 2 ltstener--and that one a poor. despised, Rich Samiaritan woman. It encourages theda heart of a minister, of course, to be able (eor to preach to multitudes-often it fosters P vanity and pride. Rut let him not count anl p it condescension, when the occasion calls for it, to speak tho truths of the gospel ~ to solitary listeners, or to "two or three," "N gathered together in the name of Jesus. For, he that converteth bnt one siuner from the error of his way, saces a soul any from death, and hides a multitude of local 5seeki --- term o:.. . - - ,,,. .,.. . - ;n, 1~ 1.- be at rhe newest bonnet is called the ongress." Fashionable milli rs say a new style comes out ry two hours. 7HE COTTON STATES e Insurance Company, GENERAL OFFICE AT MACON, GEORGIA. aranteed Capital, $5,000,0009, which $1,000,0() is deposited, as re red byr tie Charter, with State authori. of G.-orgia, and A50,000 in South Caro i, Under act of Legisl sture, for the se- s ity of policy-holder4. 'lie u<iness of this strictly Southern and si me Company is confined by law to Life urance alone. Policies issued on all the e irored mutual plans. S< 'ie Company has also added the Tontine tern (of dividend) to its other plans. C 0 per cent. of protits on the niutua' iness divided annually among all the tual Policy-holders, without excepti--n $ -third loin on premiums given when ired-the interest to be provided for by Company out of the dividends. Notes premium not required. Where all cash is paid policies may be ne self-sus,;iing, or pay out by the ope- M ions of dividends, and where loans are nted the cash payments do not i:.ere se, n some other compaiies that gr.int. loans. u Non-participating policies granted at atly reduced ratt-s. niple provimin apinzt forfeiture of icies in the exp:essed terms of the con ct, and rights of policy holders clearly ined in policies. Ke ol'er the people of the State the same Licial security as Northern Mutual Com ties, the accurmulating premiums of the a ured, and in addition thereto a capital rnmencing with $5,000,000. Millions of lars annually have hitherto been lost to active circulation of the South in pay- . it of premiums in Northern Companies. . the benefits there we can never share on. .al terms. Let us thenzi sustain our own e enterprise and thus keep our money I the profits at home. OYMer AT MACON, GFOrIA. af. IB. JOllNSTON...............President. A1. S. H1 r..........................Vice-President. AO. S. OMWtlEAR ................. Secretary. HN W. BURKE ..................General Agent. F. McCAY....................Actuary. J. 31AGIL.....Superiutendent of Agencie-. VISOrY BOAnD OF POLICY TIOLDERS Noi Tit AND SO'TIH CARtOLIN.t. eneral Richard 11. Anderson. Sumter. Presi it; Col. Jas. i1. Rion, Winnsboro'; Col. Wn. illace. i olumbia: Dr. Samuel W. Bookhart. rfield; l. J13as. Farrow, 6partanburg; Col. W. Ball. Laurens: Co(. J. G. Gibbes, Colum- ] : Capt. Samuel Stradley, Greenville: Gen. E. Law. Yorkville: Gen. John D. Kennedy, aden; .1. If. Kinard. Columbia; Tbeo. D. ry. ofW in. C. Bee & Co., Charleston; Maj. J. Shaw. Marion, &c. his Board to be increased to thirty members 7he Cotton States Company is a Georgia h I South Carolina Enterprise, and is now y identified with the interests of our ple. 'his State is ably repre.-nnted in the gen I nanagcieut by South Gjrolina Direc t LAVAL & ABNEY, C teral Agents for North & South Carolina. o E. J. LAVAL, Offiee: Colnibbia.S. C. El W. Ar.:Y, M. D., of Edgefield. F an. 4, 'i1, 1-1y. P IE OJl.RLEfON LiE E FOR 'reight and Passengers, and from BALTDIORE, PHILADEL HIlA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all the New England Manufac- L turing Cities THREE TIMES A WEEK, ,SDAYS, fIIURS5DAYS and SATURDAYS. a from Newberry, - - 8 25.50 EE BOUTH CAROLINA R&ILROAD co.,( Sconnecting Roade West. ina alliance with Fleoet of Thirtieen First-Class Steamships to above Ports. invite aittention to the Q4uick . e and Regular Diepatchr rl'orded to the bush- S public iu the Cotton States at the PORT OF CHA'RLESTON. ering facilities of Rail and Sea Transporta for Freight and P'as.engers not equalled In lhence and capacity at any other l'ort. B. PICKENS, Gen. Passenger and Ticket ,S. C. Railroad. ). H. BA RN WELL, Gen. Freight Agt., S. Rt. Apr. 12. 15-tf A Ti ~enville & Columbia Railroad, 'I -(oLmBarA. S. C.. March 1. 1S71. and after Wednesday. March 1, the follow ichedule will be run daily. Sundays ex id. connectin.: with Night Trains on South - lina Rtoad. up and down, also with Trains KSouth on Charlotte, Columbia and Augue- ' ilroad. T1~ e Columbia................... 7.00 a m Alston.............. ........ 9.10 a m Newberry.................11.15 a m Cokesbury................. 300p m Belton.... . ...............5.00 p m Greenville,................ 6.30 p m DOWN. e Grerniville.................. 6.1.5 a m Itelton..................... 805a m Cokesbuiry....................10 07 a m Abbeville.... ....,...,....s.15 a m Newberry. .....,........1.50 p m Aiston.....................4 05p m re Columbia................. 5.55 p m Tli0s. DOPDA3EAtD. Gen'l Supt. T. -SARTLETrr, G;eneral Ticket Agent. 1111 Carolina RaIlroad Company, COL.UMIBIA. S. C.. January 19,1871. || and after SUND AY. tihe 22d Instant, Pas rr Trains upon this lRoad will arrive and a follows: Tn: ma No. 1. e Charleton at............ .... .2 a m re at Columbia a;................... 340p m e Columbia at..................1215 p m A re at Charleston at................. 7.50 p m e Camden, Sundays excepted, at... 9 S a m resat Kingville at................. 1.20 p m e Kingrille. Sundays excepted, at.. 2.30 p m re at Camden at................ 6.0 p m Pe e above Trains run in connection with Wil- en rton, Columbia and Augusta Ritilroad, con- Pr og with Trains for Wilmington. North Caro and with Trains for Au ta, Georgia in clo'se connections with 'ight Trains of gana Railroad and Central Railroad, for all : South and West. TRAr X ->.2---NmOrrT Ezas. SuLda.y Night excepted. e Charlest . u......................710pm - re at Columbia at...............00 a m - e Columbia at...............7...50 pm m re at (lharleston at..............6.4.5 a m Ls frain runs in connection with Up Augus aine, making close connection with Georgia -oa'i aud Uenitral Railroad Morning Trains, ii poht.ts South and West. A . I,. T YL ER. Vice-President. It. PICK ENt. General Ticket Agent. riotte. Columbia & .Augusta R. B. SUPER TNTENDENT'S OFFICE. CoLtUMrKA, S C.. .January 17, 1871. and after Srx D)AY,. January 22, the P'as- Ha r trains over this fload will run ars follows: Iso NORT9. No. 2. No. 1. ARRIVE. LEAV'E. ARRIVE. LE'A YR. sta 6.00 pm 8.00 am 4 mbla 1105 pm 11 21pm 1251 pm 1.0.3 pm nboro 1.25 am 1.27 am 3.17 pm 3.37 pm Ca tar 2.56 am 3 ouam 5.07 pm 5.10 pm lotte 5.30 am 7 3'ipm fo eo Soura, No. 1. No. 2. cal ARRIvE. LEAVE. AREIVE. LEAVE. sta 7 45pm 7.3'iam mnbia 2 1a pm 2.28 pm 2.13 am 2.28 am nsboro11 55 a1i.5%am 1l35 pm 11..8Spm ter 10.2 inm 1".23 am 1l 27 pm 1 3 pm ( lotte S 0Oam S.1l pm ing North.-PRoth No.1I and 2 make close connections at Charlotte for New Y ork and >ints North anid Ea-t. l'asengers leaving D on S ATi' A YS, will ley over 12 hours at mond. ing Sonth.-lioth Nos. 1 and 2 make chose connections at Augusta with trains of the gia and (Central Gecorgia Roads, for all s South. South-west end West. rough Trickets sold, and Baggage checked to rincipal points. J. M. SELIILK. Sapt. R. DoEaBs, General TiCket Agent. ICKERSON HOUSEa"t Columbia, S. C., is pleasantly located Hotel, unsurpassed by I Rouse in the South for comfort and healthy ity, is now open to Travelers and others' ng accommodation. Families can be fur d with nice. airy rooms on ressor.alle m. "A call is s-oicited.'' My ocmnibus wDi te diTerent depots .; 4AIA I,. W IG1* lIT I31 LOTHING AND AT & W, C, SWAFFIELD'S. -- :0: VE have now in store a very large ock of the above goods, and we as ire our customers that we have nev before been enabl--d to offer them CIIOICE A SELECTION OF 001)S, at such low prices. We have good All Wool SUITS at 15, suitable for any business man. HATS, We have a very large stook, and -e are determined to undersell any ther dealers, as our facilities enable s to do so. OUR SHIRTS Lre decided to be the bnt fitting hirts made. Ve make the finest custom garments ade in this State. Call and examine. R, & W. C. SWAFFIELD, Apr. 5, 14-tf. COLUMBIA, S. C. [E C 8APEST STORE IN THlE UP COUNTRY. WE beg to offer to the people of NEW ERRY and LAURENS the dARGEST STOCK OF GOODS in the UP COUNTRY, at OWER PRICES than Anybody. Our heavy sales in the past four months, consequenice of having put prices so low, is c.aused us to make a determined eflort DOUBLE our SALES at IALF the PROFITS. We handle lare quantities of CORN, BA ON and FLOUR, and WILL make prices ,a these goods LGWER than any house in jig Country. We also make a specialty of OES. and offer a stock of 400 Doz. at RICES THAT CANNOT BE COMPETED. mnd for prtices and see if we will not AVE Your MONEY. ALL KINDS OF Agricultural Implements. .ORICK & LOWRANCE, C OL U MBI A, S. C. Mar. 20, 13-3.a . F. JACKSON'S LARGE, BEAUTIFUL AND C!hEAP ~OCK of SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS, ALSO, e now readv FOR SXLE. And all CUS )M ERS will he SURE OF BARGAINS as e Stock will bC sold at VERY SMALL PROFITS. ) HUMBUG. C. F JACKSON, Main Street, COLUMI3IA, S. C. A pr. 5, 14--tf. M7jSPRING TRIDE.@87 CROQUET. 3mpete sets from $3 to $20 per set. BASE BALLS. 'l the different kinds at reduced prices. FISHINC TACKLE. )f every description. TRAVELINC BACS. or ladies and gentlemen. OREICN FANCY COODS. UNS AND PISTOLS OF LL KINDS AND PRICES. M MUNITION. SPOR TSM EN'S COODS. oods shipped to any part of the country express. The same careful attention gfr to orders by mall as to resonal purchasus. cesn for our goods bae on gold at par. POUTLTNEY. TRIIIULE & 00., 200 W. Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE, MD. lpr 5, 14-Iy. __________ 1EMOYAL MIYES & MIRlTIN ring removed from their old stand, to their mmodious New Brick Store, I attention to their increased facilities the transaction of business, and inv .a from their friends and cuzstomera. Lheir stock consists of all grades of eROCERIES ROVISIONS, BAGGIM, ROPE, TIES, &c., &c. MAYES & MARTIN. o. 23, 47-tf.. 300 lbs. Bluestone, For sale by D. MOWR ISAAC SULZBACHER, SIGN OF MA3DIOTH CLOCK. (Under Columbia Hotel,) COLUMBIA, S. 0., AGENT FORI - WARRAWD THE e TO GIVE CELBRATED SATISHVtN and dealer in W A T C II E S C7OCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, FANCY A RTILES, CUTLERY, PIPES, And everything usually kept in a first class Jewelry Store. All orders promptly and satisfacto rily attended to. Feb 157 sf 11.J. R. THOMPSON, SURGEON DENTIST, (Successor to Dr. W. B. McKellar.) Office over McFall & Pool's store, on Main Street. All the old business left unfnished will be completed on the terms as before arranged, 1 and everything done in the best manner and warranted. The patronage o the public Is respectfully solicited. Dee. 8, 48-tf. E~WBERRY FE~1MALE A A,7*MY. A. P. PIFER, X. A., Principal. Miss FANNIE LEAVELL,: : Assistant. Prof. F. W RBEER, : Musical Dep't. THE next session of this SCHOOL will begin on TUESDAY, THE THIRD (:d) OF JANUARY, 1871. Tuition-From $10 to $20 per half session of 5 months. Music and Modern Languages extra. Instiuction given ir. all the branches usually taught in Female Schools of the highest grade. Pupils from a dietancc can obtain board I in good private families at about $15 per month. Pupils will he charged from the date of entrance, and no reduction will be made except in caes of protracted illness. - N B. The Tuition fees must be paid in advance. For particulars apply to COlE. S. FAIR, Pres't Board Truistees, or S. P. BOOZERl, E.q., Sec. Jan. 4, 1-t f. TILE ATLANTIC' The undersigned in offering the above Fertilizer to the P1..tcrs of Newberry, feel con fident that its que!ty is fully equal to the be4 Fertilizers now manuifactured. This being the first year of its s:!. they cannot furnish any te imionials of its inerits; but feel assured thna. when once fully tried. it will become the favorite fertilizer in the South. ti Planters are requested to send in d their orders as promptly as possible. t< Mayes & Martin, 2' Agents at Newberry. S. C. ? Feb 157i tf 1 MACQUEEN & RIECKE, I WHOLESALE PIOVISION & PRODUCE~ DEALERS. ave constantly on hand and receiving s< Bacon, Dry Salted Meats, Pork, Lard, Beef, Flour, Sugar, y Molasses, &c. e Purchasers are regnested to examine their stock at 21 and 23 VENDUE RANGE, o CHARLESTON, S. C. Feb. 22, 8.--6, p s< Stereos copes. VIEWS, ALBUMS, CUIRO MOS, FRAMES. --:o: E.& H.T. ANTHIONY &co., fi 591 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, d nvte the attention of the Trade~ to their ex tensive assortment o,f the above goods, of f their own publication, manut'acture and, 1m >ortation. Also, ?OTO LANTERN SLIDES, and GRAPHOSCOPES. EW VIEWS OF YOSEMITE. E. & H. T. ANTHONY &CO., _ 591 BROADwAY. NEW YORK, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, IMPORTERS AN~D MANUFAeTUREs OF ) ?ROTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS Mar. 15, 11-3m. ETIWANS. F HAING relinquished the Agency of the sulphuric Acid and Super-Phosphate Comn sn of Charleston, S. C., and Capt. W. H. A Webb having been appointed in my place. Farmers and Planters who use those jnstly - xpular Etiwan Fertilizers, will find an am le spply by calling on Capt. Webb. G. T. SCOTT. Ne wberry, Dec. 13, 1870. I have now on han eighty Tons of Etian ~ 2. 2, and twenty Tons of the No. 1, and aill keep constantly supplied with these o: ,opular fertillizers. Farmers wHll do well a: o lay in what they want at once. W. H. WEBB. r cc 1 i, .5 _,-t PAT. H. DUCKETT, AN I N D. LOCKSMITII, CAN be fonn'i at Carolina Manufacturing onpany's Tin and Store Shop, with a com0 )lete stock of INS, PISTOLS & MITERIAL I n his line, and will REPAIR Gunp, Pis os, all kinds of Locks, Uibrello, Para ole, Castors, &c. By doing good work at modorate prices, nd being punctual to my 'blsiness, I hope o receive a liberal patronaze. PAT. H1. DUCKETT. Mar. 1, 9-tf. R. C. WISKEMAN,L NEWBERRY, S. C. C C, DEALER IN ti to TUANOS, GRAIN, HAY, f ETC., ETC. 0 Mar. 29, 13-Sm. a C4 Ul W. L. GOURDINE, I ?ASIIIONABLE TAILOR , SCOURER, &c., FROM CHARLESTON. n Respectfully innounces that he is al >repared to cut and fit gentlemen's uits to their entire satisfaction. Hav ng had a large experience in the tail- i ring business, and being constantly tr lpplied with the latest New York ' fashions. he feels no hesitancy in ask Ug for patronage. Work promptly y elivered. Terms moderate. o making sack coat..................,4 00 % o cut and make pants................2 00 al o cut and make vest.................. 2 00 o cut and make walking coat......... 500 1 7o cut and make fine black frock coat.. 8 00 o cut snit of clothes.................. 1 00 April 5. T T a A LARGE ARRIIIAL r al Of the Most Approved 1 [RTILIZERSa Which we will sell on the most ATISFACTORY TERMS. We invite an exam ination of then, oth as to character and price. R. MOORMAN & CO. Feb.8-tf. 22, agon Making, Repairing,&c. TIE undersigned has operied a shop, all a mile from lena, (on G. & C. R. R.,) t Judge Lake's place, where he is pieparcd o Shoe Horses, Lay Plows, Make and Re air Wagons, and do any kind of Wood Vork, either Agricultural, Mill or Domesticj Vork. He will also repair Gotton Gins. hoeing a Horse................. 1.20 ayinug a Plow (owner furnishing iron,) 40 ""(lhe furnishing iron,)... 4.5 Hloise Wagon with body.........115.00) "i " withouit b,odu....100.00 All other work In proportion. All that is asked ie a share of his friends' ( atronage. (Call and see. STEP'HEN F. E. GRL1BER. C 10TORu1T9MNICBITTERI O ENTIRELY VESETABLE. FOR TIlE CURtE OF lyspepsia, Agiie and Fever, Billious Diseases, Gene ral Debility, and all Impurity of the I Blood. It excites ,,althy appetite, invigorates e Digestive Organt-, a devoid of all that ~eadful poison-Fusil Ozi, .d imparts a ost agreeable, warming, and coru;.'l effect the Stomach. It exhilarates the spirits, ~lieves pain, and is most wonderlully effi. eions in all debilities and irregularities of emales. It will prove a positive preventive Sall MAL ARIAL CONTAMINATION. KOT TE & TARRANT, Manufacturers and.Sole Proprietors, NEWBERRY, S. C. w Mar. 15, l1- tf. t Sewing Machines. C HEREAFTER these valuable machines, >necessary to the comfort of every family, i be kept for sale at the Bookstore. rarranted to give satisfaction. Call and Subsrptlona received to all the Ladies' agzir.cs, viz: Godey, Frank Leslie, Demi -est, Peterson, Lady's Friend, Die Moden elt, and others. Subscribe at once. Any book that may be wanted by an'y irson, if not on hand, will be proeured and Id at Publisher's prices. At the Book ore, Newberry. is JOHN A. CHAPMAN. all Jan. 4, 1-tf. TTENTION PLANTER& - I WOULD call attention to the a t of my having a large and comnmo- in ~ous WAREIIOUSE, and will be ased to store otton, Guanos and other Merchandize n as reasonable terms as any one. W. H. WEBB. Dec. 14, 50--tf. WM. J LAKE, a nsurance Agent, 9 NEWBERRY, s. C. B AGENT FOR THlE 'edmont & Arlington Life Insurance Company. ssets over : 2.000,000 nnual Income ::: 1.300.000 Isures against death from all causes. WM. J. L AKE, Newberry, S. C. Feb. 22, 8-tt. ALL parties indebted to me by Mem undumn Account. or in any other way, I - requested to pay the same at once. mo D. MOWER. lo DR. TUTT'S EXPECTORANT FOR Coughs, Colds, &c. ror the Speedy Relief AND PERMANENT CURE OF ONSUMPTION, B RON CIII TI S, MSTHMA CU.DS, AND ALL ttASIM 0F f113 .ungs, Chest, or Throat! III MPIECTORANT is composed exclua.v e ly of Herbal and MucilagiDoUs products. hich ?rmeate the very Substance of the Lungs, iuing them to throw oir the acrid matter which lects in the Bronchial Tubes, and at the same me forms a soothin con ting. relieving theirri tion wMich "rduces t le cough. The'ob..ct top be obtaiined is to cleanse the or n f all impuritie ; to nourish and rengthen wh t aa beco e Impaired and enfeebled by Mai-e; to renew and Invigorate the circulation ,Ithe blood. aud strengthen the nervous organi Mton. The EXIPECTORIANT does this to an toisihing degree. It id actii-e butt mild and ngenia), imparting tunctional energ and nt ral stretigth. It uffords Oxygen to vitalize4the lood, and Nitrogen to assimilate the matter t equalizes the "nervous Influence," roducing quiet and composure. TO CONSUMPTIVES Is invaluable, as it immediately relieves the fficult breathing and harassing cough which tends that diseae. FOR ASTHDIA fit a oppcific-one dose often relieving tit dis edug cloking, and producing calm and pleas it repose. ------ FOR CROUP o mother should ever be without a bottle of the IPECTORANTin thehouse. Wehave nume us certificates of Its having relieved, almost in antly, the little sufferer, when death appeared most inevitable. IOTHERS BE ADVISED! Keep it on Hand I his drend disesse requires prompt action; as.soon ithe hoarse. hollow cough is heard, apply the medy, and it is easily subdued; BUT DEL.Y IS DANGEROUS! 01 The properties of the EXPFCTORAN re demulcent. nutritive, baleamic. suothin, and aling. Itt races thenervou ystem and pro aces pleasaut and refreshing sleep. r EXHILIRATES AND RELIEVES GLOOK INESS AND DEPRESSION. Containing all these 91"lities in a convenient ad ccncentrated form it bwa proven to bet Ihe lost Valuable Lung Balsam rer offered to sufferers from rulmonary dis uses. Prepared by WM. H. TUTT & LAND, AUGUSTA, GA. old by Druggists everywhere. Nov. 23, 4T-6m. WE have now an elegant tock of 100JTS, 8llOI8, &0, Which we will SELL LOW. )ur terms from this date are hereforc our prices will orrespond with the times. LBRAMS & METTSs Jan. 4, 1-tf. iyrups and Sugars. Just received a beautiful yt of f. 0. Syrups and Sugars. For sale low at W. H. WEBB'S. Dec. 14. 50--tf. TIHE SELEBRATED 8' PHO8PIITh. We have a large lot of this highly proved FFRTILIZER. which we il1 sell on the most accommodating rmns. Call on R. IOOIDIAN & ). ,--with whom it is stored--for rticulars. P, W. & R.S. CIffK. Feb. 22. 8-tf. A. A. KILLIAN, ontractor and Builder, Having located in the town of Newberry, prepared to make CoNTRAcTS and do kinds of HOUSE CARPENTERING id other JOBS in this line at REASON BL,E PRICES, and in an EXPEDITIOUS d SATISFACToRY manner. WYork taken town or country and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Feb. 22, 8-3m. [OOIMIN & SIJIIJMPRT, A TTORNEYS AT LAW, NEWBERRY, S. C. --:o: The undersigned have formed a >-partnership in the practice of the tw. and can be found at their office the building of the "Newberry ink," front room, up stairs. T HOMAS &'. MOORMAN, OSBORNE L. SGCHWMPERT. Feb. 22, 8--t f. IANILLA ROPE, Suitable for well ropes. For sale by D. MOWER. Frog Level CUSTOM1ERS will take notice that have a full supply of that good ake of AXES on hand. and for sale Money Cannot BUy It! FOR SIGHT IS P11CELESS!! it The Diamond Glasses, iANIACTURED *Y it E, SPENCER & Co., N, Y, Which are now offered tothepublie. are pro nounced bytol the oelebrated Opticiaus, otheWor>d to be the MOST PERFECT, Natural, Artificial help to the human eye ever known. b3 They are round under their own supervision, from m Inute Crystal Pebbles, melted toget ber, and derive their name, "Diamond," on account of their hardinees and brilliancy. The Scientilc Principle E On which they are constructed brings the core of or centre of the lens directly in front of the eye, prdcn lear and distinct vialon. as in the M natural,healthy sight, and preventing all un- it pleasant senmatione. such as glimmering and wavering of sight, dizziness, &c., pecular to all fr others in use. V They are Mounted in the Finest Manner, fr In frames of the best quality, of all mat*rials M used for that purpose. Their Filish and Durability CANNOT DESURPASSED. CA uTioN.-None genuine unless bearing their trade mark stamped on every frame. J. W. MONTCOMERY, Jeweler and Optician, is sole agent for D NEWBEEEY, S. C., C From whom they can only be obtained. These goods are not supplied to Pedlers, at any price. D Oct 5,40-1y. 10 h Spring & SummerImportation 1871. RIBBONS, Millinery and Straw Goods, ARMSTRONG, CATOR, & C0., 7XPORTRRS AD JoBBR oI - Bonnet, Trimming & Velvet Ribbons, BONNET SILKS, SATINS and VELVEI, Blonds, Netts, Crars, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, ORNAMENTS, STEAW BONNETS AD LIDIES HATS, A TRIXXED AND UNTRIMMED, m SHAKER HOODS, &C. nr 237 and 239 BALTIMORE STBEET, er BALTIMORE, MD- M Offer the largest Stock to be found in this R Country, and unequalled in choice variety th and cheapness, comprising the latest Euro. pean novelties. ra Orders solisited, and prompt attention giv- el en. Mar. 1, 9-3m. Se o ci Russet, Upper and Whang L E.4 TIHE R, On hand and for sale by D. MOWER, A pr. 6, 14--tf. THE SINGEflR! ha of to pr< ser - ofl the NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, is - -w offered for sale on easy tcrms, at the State A;nfcy, No. 197 King St. Charleston, Silk, Thread, Needles na Machine Find ings, of the best quality. Stitching dlone to. order. General repairing executed. "fl THE NEW MANUF.ACTRING MACHINE, i Tailors and Boot Fitters, is the best In the g market. Local and Traveling Agents Wanted. Cireulars and Samples on application. Ai THE SINGER Sewing Machine Agency! 2 197 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. P. W. & K. 8. CHICK, Agents, All NEWBERRY, 8. C. Dee. 7, 40--'70-1y. DR. E. C. JONES, Reti and byi mes SURGEON DENTIST, el NEWBERRY, S. C. _ Rooms over Mr. Mower's store, and in front of Herald office.A I take pleasure iu informing moy friends bad and the public generally, that my dental EGo' rooms are now open, and that I am pre- Ii pared to execute all work in my profession desi in the most approved manner. of~ I am determined to devote may enirec(. time and energy to my profession. p Jan. 12 2 if. are and The Columbia Ice House, is now open for ' the season, and prepared toe sell natural Lake Ice, at from 1 to 14 cent. per pound, according to quantity. This lee is far pre. ferable to any manufactured, or prepared,0 by Chemical process. JNO. D. BATEMAN, Agt., Mar. 22, 12-3m Columbia, S. C. SALOON. B. M. BLEASE is with Messrs. Ward k ierson, and will be glad to see all of his . old friends. Best b>rands of Ales, Wi.ies, Brandies, B( Whiskies, Gin, &c., on band. Fancy Drinks, &c., at all timhes. Ayee' i Elair Vigo.1 For restoring Gray fiv, to s natural Vitality andolor. Adres is at on0e healthy, a l ,Mir. FiI hair is so.u A to its of with te freshnw Thin hair ed, falling hair checked, ss often, though not h its use. Nothing can ir where the follicles are the le t hied and clm . ak soeh as remain cangbe k e efulness by this application.InaA fouling t e hair with a i ant, it will keep it clean i - 3 occasional use will prevent hr em turning ga y or wnequently preventbadss rs )m those deleterioussu an 1il ake some preprtos dangmd;as-aiW jurious to the hair, the r-i i" aly benefit but not harm it. M -iizieb erely for a HAIR DRESSING' >thing else can be found so &nhk ontaning neither oil nor dye, is en' )t soil white cambric, and vat sW' ng on the hair, *v' it a* 'glbs stre and a gatefl perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayert&C, MC'IC.u AND ANALrnCAL &W-0 LOWEj, M AS PRICE $LOO.. For sale by MUTrE w TMM 10 Sep. 7, '70-36-ly. THE GREAT CAMl OF HUMAN MISIERT.. at Published, in a Sealed Envelope. PNI six cents. Lecture on the Nature, Treatment idical Cure of Seminal Weakness, r atorrbcea, induced by self abuse, itary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Dip lity, and Impediments to Marrage uM% illy; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; ental and Physical Incapaciy, &c.-By )BERT J. CULVERWELL, D.,A nr of the '-Green Book," &c. The world-renowned author, in this Admi. ble Lecture, clearlI proves from his owa perience that the awful consequeaees of If Abuse may be effectually removed with . medicines, and without dangerous sugS I operations, bougies, instruments, rings,, cordials, pointing out a mode of eare a; ce certain and effectual by which evey fferer, no matter what his condition may ,may cnre himself cheaply, privately, and tically. This lecture will prove a boon to tusands and thousands. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope,.to any dress, on receipt of six cents, or two poss e stamps, by addressing the publishers. ~ Also. Dr. Culverwell's "Marriage Guide, ice 25 cents. address the Publishers, CIIAS. J. C. KLINE & CO., 127 Bowery, New York. sep. 7, 36-1y. Post-Oficee Box 4,586' 8k's Melallic eurial Ca83. rIlE SUBSCRIBER has constantN~ dV da full assortment of the above spyrdi' tes, of different patterns, besides coffNdk mis own make, all of which he is prepared urmish at very reasonable rates, with >mptness and despatch. 'erson' desirous of having eases sent by road will have them sent free of charge. i Hearse is always on hand and will be nished at the rate of $10 per day. Chankful for past patronage, the sub iber respectfully asks for a continuation :he same, and assures the public that effort on his part a ill be spared to render utmost satisfaction. A. C. C HAPMAN Tewberry S. C., July 81. ash & Blinds. 'he snbscriber takes pleasure in annonc to this community that, having made reesanry arrangemenuts, he will be able turnish Lsh with and without Glass, and Blinds, Very Moderate Rates!! For Cash ! ANDREW C. OAPMAN, et. 7 41 tf. Newberry C. H., S. C. IPO RT ANT NO TICE NSUMERS OF DRY GUOL8 Retail Orders amounting to $# sod Over Delivered In any Part of the Country FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES. MILTON EASTER & SONS, OF BALTIMORE, MD., vder the better to meet the wants of theta' all Customers at a distance, have established a. SA MPL E BURE AU, nsffal liesompes oftb Newest ad t Fashionable Goods, of FRENCH. ENGO HI and D)OMESIC MANUFACTURE.gur aeing at all times to sell as low, If not a7less es, than any house in the co--ntry. brte t anufaturers in the dllrn ptsof ope. and Importing the same by Steames di to Baltimore, oorutook Isatall timesrmt pplied with the novelties of the oa and a we buy and sell only for cash, and make no. debts, we are able and willing to sell ear is at ase Tax o Frax Psa CaiT,. red We kepte best gae faeyde oods, from telowest to the moteostl. dera unaccomp.ulen by thecash wIll aent. 1. D. RIOXPT-PAYING WHOLESALE BUER invited to inspect the stock in car Jobbing Package Department. Address HAMILTON, EASTER & SONS, 7, 190, sel and 243 West Baltimnore Stret, :i.28, 48-ty, Baltimose, Nd.. 15 Barrels genuine RLEANS SYRUP, On hand and for sale by MAYES & MARTIN. aee. 14, 50-tf. CUSTOM made pegged CALF )OTS. and warranted. For sale by D. MOWER. Nor. 2.3. 47-tf.