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a VENETIAN BLINDS. No iinvtntion wasz ever so in),>.t:mt to tl:e peop!e of hot cliia:e- as the Venetian blind. AdrFit1ing the airawl a aded light, while keeping out the heat and g!are, they are ab solutely essentia! To comnfort in this countrv, If the hou-,c; of any of our readers are de-.iti tute of these valuable contrivances, they should at once, before the hot weather sets in, JeuL tIA. eU. I. to air. 1. P. LOAL.,No. 20 Ilayne street, Charle:on, S. C , niufac turer and dealer in door-, sasles, blinds, balusters, moildings. &c., &c. 13-tf. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. MIllMRY OPENING AT R. C. SHIVER & CO.'S To-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, THE 17TH, We have undoubted!v the LA IGEST and .l(OST ATTRACTIVE SToGK ever opene-d in Ne-.Ierry. L %dies wii! please call and examinic. I C, Sll IER & C0, R. C. sITIVJ.a. P-IVID JONES. J. II. DAVI. Apr. 17, IG-tf Special Notice. A LIGHT SORREL MAIZE-BLAZE FACE -two hind feet white-cmle into mv lot on the 5:h instant. The owner will please cltin his animal. pay expenses, and talke heraway. April 17 16 3t Lost. A GoLD SLEEVE il'TToN. Thev finder will confer a favor hy heavin;t it at this of fice, and if desired, receive th2 lull value of the article. April 11 Notice to Tax Payers. THE time allowed by law has expired for payment of license tax and longer in dulgerce can not be given. The penalty is severe unles inmediate payment is made. D. 11PJIFER Apr. 17, 1C-:-t. Co. Trcasurer. AT COST! POSITIVELY AT CD ST! During the next THIRTY DAYS after this April1t,h, we. w.i: offer to thet pubic 011 ENTIRE ST0CK DRY GOODS AT CQNT! An examinet-on of stock and prices iwill ;)V i t:t we mean whuat we say. MCFALL & POOL April 17, 16-tf. ESTRAYED From the subiscriber, near P'omaria, 3d inst., a SoRREL !A RE (G LT, :s years old, blaze :ace, two~ left feet wh.ite from anikies to hi 20fs. When l:st seen, was at A. Crot well's, about MRunset Frhi., 5thi, and lf going up theO L:':rens road. .A reasoniable rewa rd will be. giren for antv imrm-tion as to the whereabouts of the. ('olt. A. W. BUNDRICK. A pr. 17, 16--2t. A Black Tea with a Greent Tea fiLvor. somethin.: superior, sold at the low figure of :1. 25 per lb., each IF.. sold accompanied with a hanudson,e picture. If the Tfea doer not prove a first class article the nmone will be refiute. The above favorable terms are offered :o secure the introdue tion of this superb Tea it our County. Auction Sales as usual Sat urday. L. R. MARSHALL. A pr. 17, 1;-i t. WOOL WANTED. 1. (o pounds wa.shed or unwashed Wool - wanted at the store of WEllB, JuNES & PARKER. A pr. 17, lG-if. Lauirensvil:e lie..did please copy. WAN TED, U NE IIENDEDI T11ioTSAND P'OUNDS H llFE. for which the lighest market prict will be naid at our store. W ERiR, .JONES & P'AI.K?R. A pr. 17. lG-tf. G. Lautretsvil!e Herad plas coy WANTED. .TWO HEUNDRED) GORDS TAN BARE~ f(W.ANTELD at our Tannery, at Newhe rrv, S. C. WVEBB, JONES & PARiKER. Apr. 17, 16-tf. fL Laurensviti.e Hleraid ipease copy. SFree Transportation. ~hi WE are prepared to grind from one t' one hundred and fifty bushels Corn per day. ?are 'tud will furnish free transportationi of thei ircipl6 in to and fronm our mill for our patrons ~comingO eoacarte. SWEB3B, JONES & PARKER. he resoln 1-, 16-tf. >'ted._________ ___ .1e followin. White Wine Vinegar, ?rom Senat , SL RIlG P'ARATI10N. PRATT'S DRUG STORE. WATCHES, CL'Ah BU JEWERYI I Wut 'ULID rsp('etin inform the citize::s of New " rrr a:o! sirt oul.ding Counties, thit I have ju.: opea :tt iy JEWELRY STO im E, a 1 assortment o WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, SILVER AND PLATE!D WARE, Masonic, Odd Fellow and Temperance B.ADGES, Of all kind.4.and riceq. JEWELRY of all des*pi.ons made to order. G.t ala!t:d ine mily stock as I consider it no t:obeto Show. A' goo'ls ivarranted as ropresented. Ail % ork in r1y ,iue dv:c w%ith "Ieatiess i and despatch. JOHN F. SPECK, NEWBERRy. S. C. .\pr. 17, 16-ff. CLOTH1ING, HAT S AND FURNISHIN G! CoODS, AT R,& W, C M MILD's, COLUMBIA, S. C. TiE largest Stock we have ever offered to the public. You ,:e sure to lose money if you buy CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, Or anythi2g a Gentleman wears, without first giving us a call. For our Custom Trade. D)EALERIS SUPPLIED at the LOWES~T RA\TES. Apr. 17. 10-tf. 11BY IOR[-NEW 6000S, M. NATHAN & SON RESPECTFULLY announce to the citi-1 zens, and the ladies espeia!!y, of Newberry and surrounding Counties, that they have just opened a splendid stock of goods at the old stand of Fellers & Garlhaan, con sisting of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Laces, Trimmings, Clothing, lats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Crockery, Trunks, Valises. Which they will sell at reduced prices for cash. All kir ds of Country Produce bought and sold. An examination of our stock is asked. Ne abe rry C. II. S. C. A pril 10, '7!-15-lm HADY SOLOMO0N Respectully informs the Ladies that he has opened a most complete and elegant Stock of FANCY CRDCEHJES and French Confectionery, selected especially for them, and lhe would esteem it a favor should they come and ex amine the same. Fuiton Market Beef, Smoked Tongues, A large assortlienit of Can ned Goods, Jellies, English Crackers-such as MIilk, Lemon, Trenton and *Forester's. A superb asso:'tment of Con diments, IN STORE, 100 biAs. Flour, I case of Fleur de Sud Scup pernong. together with all Goods that are required in Families. He wilP also harter for COTTON and all Other CUTN TitY PltOD)UCE;. G;en. W. 11. Hutnt will be happy to sec his !riends at the Store. SA M1iEL SAMPSON, Agent. A pril 10 1.5 t* Dr. GOTTLIEB FISCE'S BITTEES. 'This preparation of the geat Scentist, Dr. Gott bFisch, of Germany, Is based on the fact that, as all material, of the body -~ are derived from Food, so all Vital Force, or Health, is derived from the Force '~storedupin Food. Dr. System to liberate and appropriate these Forces, creates Appetite, rest ing Debility and lack of Nervous Energy; so tones the Stomach and Liver as to make Constipation and Biliousness imnpossible; re. -"- inforces the System so it can tide over bad results of changing climate, water, &c., and better endure the demands ofte unexpec and Energy. Ladies in dle lcaeh al,aed pe-sons, weak after s!ckness, will ca.mm rapidly strengthen by nsing this great preparation. --inAny & -en'urrz. l'h iladelphia, Proprietors I). '.'I 1. 34)t.E &DAV~, g.ns. Charles .. C. Y o. L '"1-44-1y. e.O.W. NEW iPIING AND SUMMB STOCK. IN Store and opening a 1. ai.ul stock of DRY GOODS, Consisting of >RINTS. J.\P.\NE-E -4ILK:z JAP.NESE PO'LINS, lliqFE-Z I llTi,ES, ALPA GA S, WHITE GOODS, &c. Ladies and Gents O110ES, direct from he best manufacturers. A splendid lot A IATS. A fine lot of CLOTIING, which we will ell at Low Figures. Also, KID GLOVES, at 90 ets. a pair. Another :ot of BRASS CLOCKS, o be sold low down. Besides many other rticles which cannot be enumerated in an dvertisement. We invite an examination f the above stock, confident that we can ilease in goods and prices. MELIACE & 1HEELER, A pr. :3, 14-tf. NEW BUSINESS. TIE subsciibers respectfully inform the itizens of Newberry and surroundina coun ry, that they have enteied into a partner hip in the ranning and Mill Business, The maniufacture of Harness and Saddles, Ard the sale of luggies, Carriages, and Saddle and Harness Hardware, Wholesale and Retail, Strict attention ill be paid to business, .nd a fine stock constantly kept on hand. An examination of our stock is solicited. I ,EBB9 JONES & PARKER, V H. w:11. 1.. J. JU.N:s. I w. c. PAKER. Apr. 3, 14-ff. Laurensviile Herald please copy. ABR 1111S &METTS Respectfully give notice THIAT THEY STILL RUN THE 3HOE STORE, And are now receiving their SPR/NG AND SU/MMER Stoek of BOOTS, SHOES, &C., WXhich thev wvill sell At Very Low Figures Give us a trial and be convintced of the act. ABRAMS & METTS. THE WHEELER & WILSON BEWING MACHINES Are re-emninenlt for Exrcellency and Durability. And one of the best proofs 'of their supe ority is the number sold. It is a Silent Feed Machine. Uses no Shuttle, mai~kes a Lock Stitch. And can be changed for different varieties >f work very rapidly, as no Screw Driver is ieded or used. It has been the popular machine for 20 rears, and bence it is no experiment to buy it. Call and examine their working power and ~xcelence at the Furniture Rooms of R. Y. lavell. WILLIAMS & LEAVELL, The Wheeler & Wilson Wagon wilt con re machines to purch~acrs. Mar. 20, 12-3m Agents for Newberry. NOTICE. A very superior article Florida yr.up, N. O. Molases, and Dia nond 1'rips, for sale by THOS. F. HAR MON. .Nice lot.Cheese, fresh HamS, Bfreakast Bacon, Dry Salt Meat, Bconi, Mackerel and Sugar-cured lanvassedl Hams, for sale by THOS.5 F. HARMON. Large lot Pure White North Darolina Corn, White Oats, Fresh round Meal, Flour, &c. Come id see, at THIOS. F. HIAJRMON. A. er supeiior artice Family Washing So ap,Soda, Starcb, Tla>le salt,, Candles, Kerosene Oil, Con. entrated Lye, &c. For sale by THOS. F. HIARMOM. April 3 1 THOMPSoN & JONES, DENTAL SURCEONS, Graduates of the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery.) Offce over McFall & Pool's Store. Our patients receive the benefit of all the atest improvements in the profession. Special attention given to correction of Ir -eguarities in Children's Teeth. The patronage of the publbc is respectfully olicited. Terms very moderate. J1. RI.~THOMPSON, D.D.S. E. C. JONES, D.D.S. A pr. 3, '''2-14-tf. Notice. LOST-A POCKET BOOK con taining a sum of Montey and some paDers. [t was tost somewhere in Newberry, or be. tween Newberry and Piestei's Mill. Any in, ormaion concerning said Pocket Book wil be th.ikfuily- received, and the finder libe. rally rewar,1ed. W. H. BIRYSON. March 13 11 THE HERALD PRINTIG OFFICEi I ~*1 Is not sd sawi %hith) New Pres!,s and Other ia:erial, and the propietors are now eabl ito Execute with Neatn,ess and Despatch all kinds of J,0B PRINTINQ On iavorable terms. THE NEWBERRY HERALD Is printed on the above style of Press, and will compare favorably with arny other Weekly paper printed in) thle State. It is turniAhed to single subscribers at 3 per at.num in advance. To e lubi s of ten, at $2.50 each. To elubs of' t%venty, at $2.25 each. R.mST o T AVF-:T1 . Traent advertisments x1.5o per square of inch spae, and 1 for subsequent in ser6ons. Liberal contract m.ide with large adver tisers by the quarter, or year. SpFial notisev in loca column or among readinl nutter, 25 cel s per line. .Apr. '), 14-ttf. P. SC T i P T. C-rents' C lot h i ng AND FURNISHINC COODS. Spring and Summer Styles, 1872. Dress 'Silits, Stylish B31sinless Suits, Hats late:,t styles. A4:superior line of Shirtsi, warranteodof best mater;al and workmnan ship. Fashionablesearfs and Neck Ties. Fine Clots and J'assimeres in the Piece or by thle Pattern, ke. Persons de-iring to purchase to advan tage would find it to their interest to favor Me nidt a eeol. Pr. sOTT. Mar. 27, 12-tf. NEWR C 0ROCKE 0RYN" ust received a fine lot of White COR, CHE AP FOR CASI. EACOTS FLOUR, SUGAR aend COFF D YGOODS,PRCS CRCER ARCOhI NG,PLT B, OTaBLE GSHOESH. A ll oaboe GotdsA ib oFLd tBAR OLLBI,S.. Mar. 17, 11-tfr.. A aubetato AND , ne*n fouilsFrin SouhotebryC or THE arunerse apl reettopee LANDS FOR PRAES. CRCER lWgREL ESTIAT, Plong TAc NoE , TBECUTining 60&cr. mr oleadgaaO res of hic r nahg KIsaNGSL FAND &OS,F HEARH, Vcandale ofanod osfor srants. ATaulract cofinn 1Ac, orea forths miles Southin o. 1;ber of h, about Fo Are inrtcultiatio appl reorio of wic is re . Joto. KLOE thi .rc ar Two 12--4emns"as,a odSto aH Mill wn E SAE eog in lto lir. o. So.t McLAahA ifered miat fo prraee le. Trto o thr, analinst0Aes, more Teor etit I8erest shchre by a high stage oii cutivatrein; but1es.eso firstqualtyJRLerUotto . OnMtisTrac Apr 1,E FRA2tED GrUEenl, NFW BARN BY. andrpent of gordHer for eroats. Jrdes, I le atining aucti;on this tbou 7plAertstin ofuthivateon,r. large.proportio on Dhn-:h is reek, Botom Xeber thioTrat aeToSeeet;al,a ood TTLEfo Tland ies ontSou Sailudao PRver,AL TERMS C.n-afCs;threadr JLIBT C. SM1TID, A pr. 10, 1.5-2t. Greenvile,tr.tC. Admi Anisratrestl infrme. h sYitock ofes an derfo then Sprinoba,to JugIwhich se t u!ie ntio n h Aprilr10 hed f-tTLE NEW GOODS! CEAPi GOODS!! AT Stewart's Corner. FALL & WNETER GOODS Of SELECT CIARACTER. CL)N S1IST "Ni OF' Warr:nted BOOTS and SHOES. for vung and old. Warranted lot of Ladies and Missc-s SHOES, of More & Larabee's make. v HATS. for Men and Boys. LEA'I' ER. SADDLES. HIAR NESS. Bil iLES. WHIPS. &e. CUTLERY and HARDWARE generally. FACTOl1Y YARN. by the whole sale and retail. GUNS. PISTOLS. &c.. &c. COFFEE, TEA. SUGAR. MO- - LASSES. SOAP, PEPPER. SPICE, GIN GER. STARCH, &. HOES. SHOVELS. SPADES. SCYTHE BLADES. NAILS. STATIONERY, 1NK,. PENS, PENCILS. LIME and KEROSENE. BOLTING CLOTHS. We hope to satisfy in quality and price. P. \1. & R. S. CICK, Sep. 27, 30-tr GROCERIES AND FERTILIZER Having recently purchased in the best markets in the StAtes, with Cash and with Great Care, A large stock of HEAVY and FAMILY GRO CER,IE-S, embracing every article usually found in our line, we respectfully invite otw friends and the public generally, to EXAMENE THEM Before they make their purchases; as we are determined to Sell as Low for Cash As such articles can be sold in this or any other interior inarket. We are offering our BAGGING and IRON TIES, Of superior quality at VERY .BEDUCED RATES, And will keep constantly on hand a supply of the same. We also keep on hand ALL THE TIME, Several of the best and Most Popular FER TILIZERS Known to the public, which we propose to sell as low as any ot equal value. We will also purchase ali.kinds of PRODUCE at the HIGH EST MARKET PRICES, And sell any kind of produce or goods con signed to us on the most reasonable terms, and to the best advantage. Or goods arc now arriving, and we have made such arrangements as will enable us to repleni.sh our stock from time to time as we may find necessary, on the most advanta geons terms. We shall endeavor to merit the confidence, and hope to reccive the patronage which has heretofore characterize our business rela tions w~ith the trading public. R. MORMAN & tO. Sep. 27, 30-tf. Fangts Liver Regulator. One of th~e best preparations now before the public. Hundreds of testimonials can he shown of its efficacy. Prepared after the most approved formula, especially for thist climate, and sold by Feb. 7.6-tf. DR. S. F. FANT. State License Law Notice. OrrIes AUDITOR Or Ne:wnEa COUNTy, Newberry C. H., S. C., April 1st, 1872. A LL persons engaged in the fllowringO0e cupations, Professions, &c., viz.: Stock Bro kers, Exchange Brokers, Bill Brokers, Real Estate Brokers, Merchandise Brokers, Bil lard Room, Bowling Saloon, Bagatelle Ta be, Ten Pin Alleys, hotels, hIns, Livery Stables, Taverns or Saloons, Merchant's Banks, except National Banks, Rail Roads, Auctioneers, Attorneys at Law, Solicitors, Lawyers, Physicians, Dentists, Insurance Agents, Architects. Photographers, Da guerrean Artists, Officials of State, County, Corporations or Societies receiving a salary, Drummers or persons selling by sanmple or soliciting orders, &c., &c., are hereby noti fed that they are required to make return and pay License under the provisions of an "Act to provide for a General License Law," approved March 1 3th, 18S72. II. C. CORWIN, Auditor Newberry County. A pr. 10, 15-4t.] ST ATE OF SOUTH! CAROLINA. COUNTY OF RIGHLAND.-COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Pi1ineas F. Frazee, vs. Thomas M. Paysinger-Copy Summons for Money De mand--[Gomiplainitnot Served.]--To Thomas M., Paysinger, the Defendant in this action: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Gourt of Conumon Pleas, for the said Coun-t t, and to serve a copy of your atiswer on the subscribers at their oilice, No. 5, Law. Rage, Columbia, S. C., within twetnty dayst after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of service. If vou fail to ansn er triis comiplaint with-1 in th~e time aforesaid, thec pl.aintifY will take judgmenit against you for-the sum of Five Hundred Dollars, with interest at the rate of thirty per centt. per annum fronm the twelfth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one, and costs. Dated Columblia, April 3d, 1S72. McMASTER & LECONTE, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Apr. 10, 15-6t. Executor's Notice For Settlement and Final Discharge. I(do herehy give notice that I will make a settlement on the estates of Mary Boozcr and Thomas N. Boozer, deccd., on Friday, the 20th A pril next, at which time I will apply :o the Probate Court for Newberry County for a final discharge as executor of said es tates. All persons having demands against said estates are required to render the same in on or before that day duly attested to Messrs. Jones & Jones. Miarcht 27 13 5 A. P. BOOZER, Exor. Private Boarding. A few gentlemen can find BOARD BY TlE MONTH! with Mar.. a,r t A.W T, SIMMONS EF F1" '.LL STOCK!I IN STORE A ,O NO0W 0 NXIIN t beau:iifl FALL STO1K of FOREIGN sd DOM? TIC1 DRY GOODS, Vhich have been -elected with especial are, and which we feel sati-fied will give mqualified satifaction. both in stvles and ualities aR well as in PRICES. This stock ill be foun,! "HOICE and CHEAP, And consists of alicoes, Delaines. Scotch Plaids. Alpacas, Bombazines. Poplins. Silks, Laces. Enibroideries. Ribbons, rimmings, Hosiery. HandkercMefs, Fancy Goods. Notions, Perfumery, Soaps, Pocket Cutlery. H41AWLS & CLOAKS, or the ladies; and for the gentlemen ;ASSIMERES, BROADCLOTHIS, JEANS. SHIRTS, lats, Shoes and Boots. IN GROCERIES Ve have the best SUGARS, COFFEES, BACON, CORN, BAGGING and TIES, &c. Call and see and be convinced. and ave money by getting cheap goods ronm M. BARRE & SON. Sept. 6, 36-tf. .811 FALL & WINTER. 1871, [HE CLOTHING HO[S OF HIGHT & COPPOGKI NO. 2 MOLLOHON ROW, s now supplied with a full and elegant as sortment of LOTHING AND GENTS FUR NISHLNG GOODS, mbracing all DESIRABLE STYLES AND FABRICS, ~ither for Men, Boys or Youths. SU.ITS of all kinds, from common to su ierfine, AND AT ALL GRADES IN PRICES. NDER WEAR, SHIRTS, CR AVATS, &c., Hats and Caps, &c., &c., Ld all at MODERATE PRICES. Boots and Shoes. ine Calfhand sewed dress Boots, Shoes & Gaiters " "Dble sole w. P" " Seal Skin.." .."i."" Kip hand Pg'd " " " " " feavy Ditchers..4 " " from 9 to 33 est D'ble Sole Pegged Brogans for Men & Boys. " Kp Pegged for Women. Call at WRIGH T & COPPOCK'S. Sep. 27. 39-tf. FOR SH ERIFF. The many friends of Major J. P. Kinard, ery respectfully announce him a candidate or the otfiee of Sheriff at the ensuing elec ion. His matis.,: jndgment, experience nd general business qualifications, render ri eminently able to fill this important >osition. MANY FRIENDS. Janm. 10, 2-tf* ~JW 81f 8IN 0OC OF CHOICE, CHEAP, And well selected D RY G O ODS, AT C. F. JACKSON'S, COLUMBIA, S. C. My goods are all seasonable, and selected vith great care from the best stocks in the Corthern markets and will be SOLD LOW R than ever before. Visitors'to Columbia vill do well to examine my stock before >urchasing elsewhere. Orders promptly attended to C. F. JACKSON. Mar. 27, 13-t%-43. NOTICE. Executors, Administrators, Guardians and I other Fiduciaries are require,d by law to nake annual returns durmng the month of fanuary in each year. Citation will issue o all 'such in default on the first day of~ uly next. Delinqnents will not only for it Commissions but taxed costs of Citation vill be charged against them and not allow d in any subsequent retarn. JAMES C. LEAHTY, Judge of Probate. N. C. S. C. Mar. 27, 13-4t. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &C. Just received a full line of Ladies' and ent's GOLD WATCHES, Diamond Rings. Pins, in various styles, Brace!ets, Chains, kc. I am going to sell the goods. WILLIAM GLAZE, Mar. 13, 11-tf Columbia, S. 0. GUNS. Of the best English makers, Breech and Eizzle Loading. Parlor Rifles ;. Ball and shot Cartridges for Parlor Rifles. WILLIAM GL.AZE, Mar. 13, 11.-tf Columbia, S. C. MILITARY GOODS. I have now in store a large and elegant assortment of MILITARY GOODS, enm bracing Hats, Caps, Epaulettes, Swords, Belts, Buckles, Sashes, Buttons, Plumes, &c. Compinies furnished on reasonable terms. WILLIAM GLAZE, Mar. 13, 11.-tf Columbia, S. G. A. HARRIS IAXjuit received a .ir;:e and well se lected stock ol' FANCY and ST.PLE GROCERIES, Con,isting in part of Flour, Bacon, Lard. Coffee, Rice, Cheese, Salt, Corn, &c., &C., Come and see for yourselves, and be con vincd that my stock is goo- and cheap. A. HARRIS. Feb. I1, 7-tf. CAROLI1A FERTILIZER TRIUMPHANT! WII,MINGTON, N. C., August 21st, 1871. For the largest production of Cotton to the acre, 1,000 lbs. CAROLINA FERTILIZER. For the largest production of Wheat to the acre, 1,000 lbs CAROLINA FERTILIZER. The above premiums are for crops produeed with the use of the Carolina Fertilizer alone, or in combination with plantation manures only, and the awarding of said premiums is left discretionary with the committee of the Association under their rules. SANDERS, OATES & CO., Agents at Charlotte. STEVENS & CURETON, Lancaster, S. C. -0 WAxAws, LANCASTER COUNTY, S. C To P. P. Zimmerman, Esq., Secretary of the Fair of the Carolinas, Charlotte, N. C.: The following is a correct statement of Cot ton raised by Stevens & Cureton, on 1 acres of stubble land, which was manured with 400 pounds of Carolina Fertilizer. The following is the mode of cultivation: It was thoroughly broken up 12 inches deep, and laid off in rows 31 feet wide, and the Fertilizer applied in the drill, thertbedded on it on the 15th of May, and planted the same day, but owing to the cool and dry weather, did not come up to a stand until about the 1st of June. First work ing it was run around with a half shovel and partially trimmed out with a hoe. Second workin.g it was run around with a 3 inch grub, 12 inches long, and the middles thrown out with asweep 18inches wide. One furrow to a row and thinned to a stand with a hoe about 12 inches between the stocks, and af terwards it was ploughed every two weeks with a sweep 18 iaches wide, and hoed each time. until it was worked five times. The following is a correct statement of the Cotton picked: 1st Picking.......................254 2d Picking.............. .........410 3d Picking.......................413 Estimated amount of unopened matured b0lls..........................816 Total...................... .1,923 Respectfully submitted, ,STEVENS & CURETON. I certify I weighed the Cotto': picked in the above statement, and it is correct. October 2d, 1871. W. A. GRAHAM. At the request of Messrs. STEVENS & CU-n TON, we have examined the 11 acre of Cot ton, and the estimate made above is true to the best of our ability. D. P. DURANT, W. A. GRAHAM, JOSEPH RODGES. Premiums awarded to STEVENS & CURE TON on above certificate. We will sell the above Splendid Fertilizer at Forty-Five Dollars cash, or Fifty Dollars, payable 1st November, with interest at 7 per cent, per annum, delivered at our Ware house in Charleston. Agents will sell at same prices, adding the freight and drayage to their Depots. GEO. W. 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