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Farm. t rdeu aiMA"sehldt SuccEssPUL AGRIcuLTUR-Sue cessful farming is an experimental knowledge of ways of reinforcing the soil of properties on whieb crops are reared, when, in the parlance of a farmer, it is worn out. When old, exhausted fields are allowed to rest without dis turbance for a few years there is an ac(umulation of plant nutri ment. By and by it will bear a tolerable crop again. But no re liamve can be pieed on such slow recuperative efforts of natnre. Precisely under such a condition of land exhaustion the English cultivator exhibits the skill wbieb marks the vast advantage of scientific krowledge over mere ordinary experience, unaided by the light of such discoveries as enable us to raise two spears of trass where oilv one grew before. I - t he neighborhod of cities, and indeed wherever the soil has betn a very lIng waoie auier culture v this country. the science of ter tiliziig becomes a question of in terest. Weere the land is new, either recently cleared of a f.rest or has a deep rich bed-for the ger mination of seeds, very little thought is given to manures. In deed, the preservation of stable accumulations are rather content plated as a nuisance than a pabu. him of platit food. Abroad, par ticularly in England. the economy p-acticed in savirg every decom posing article is a marked fea taxe which, to an American :rav eller, is an instructive lesson in1 the way of being w ise. KEEPiNG CABBAGES.- We make a deep and w ide "dead furrow" w i i h a plow, in dry. sandy soil; and then lay the cabhacres ii it, packed close together, with the stalks tp Then throw the eat th bavk on t, the calbuges. The-ealhba-evs-shoild be dry arid the we.t her i. an care should be taken that furrow left on th side of tI ie rou of cabbages should be :leaned om. so as to carry of' the water. Ji no water gets tot lie calhags. and the heads are sound, large, and hard when put in, we have iiever experienced any difficulty in keep, ing them perflectly until sprinz. And there is nothing that our sheep relish so much. The nly trouble about raising eabbages for stock is that they usually coum - mand so mueh more in markei than they are worth to feed out. that it is difficult to resist th temptation to sell them.--Ayi ricul:urist. OLD AND NEw PASvCRE. George Geddes ini the New York Tribune talks of the relatice-vale of old and new pastures. The former yield grasses that prodlo e the best milk, b'ut the nmber of acres necessary for ai cow is large, oftten as high as th re cres. The latter prodtuce abunda:ntly ot grass es that are relished ny all kinuds of' stock, one acr'e often bein~ug able to support more than onet anhu ta!, but the milk produet u i uiierior. To sum up he. says: To s;at; this question11 of' (ol and new par. tures 'nl the shorte'st foirm. it wil be sufficnt to say that it I we're to raise pastunre, either to use myz - self or to be tused in the past urag of other tmen's cows. I shld prefer to have it freshiy seded, for thec greaJly increased quantity of grasses of' the new-seeding. would much more than equal ina value the better qualhty but smal ler quati ty of grass otn the old field.__ _ DO BEEs PREVENT FaccTII--reA TION OF SEED ?-l am itt'lineid to think they do. I am confident mly neighbor's bees (he keeps twenity five swvarmts) dIestroiyed Imy back wheat crop last season. Hie got the honey, and I got tno pancakes in consequence. I believe the honey in the blossom of plants is as necessary to the developement and perfection of the seed of the~ plant' as that the sun should shine and rain and dew fall; I believe that this bee keep in g marnia in thickly settled dIis tricts is alnost as much of a nuisanc'e and as great a w'rng to fruit growers, as if' my neighbhot' should insist on breeding Coh>r'ado potat(o beetles to feed otn my poa to vines. Bees that forage on tmy bu-:kw heat are robbers. atnd robl tme to benefit their o-r:ners. I hope this subject will b:e ven tilat ed and the right of' those who do not keep bees in sonme way prio tected.-Anti Bee Keeper. A HIr -rO HoUSEKEPERS.-The main amount of injury done to thec tender stomachs of yotung chil dren, invalids and sedentary per. Sons by eatmng bad bretad day af ter day from one years end to an other must be enormous. A (-ok who cannot muake good bread of every description ought not to be allowed house room for an hour; and that mother is criminally negligens, whatever may be her position. who dloes not teach hetr daughter to knowv what good bread is and how to nmake it. A lum is used to give whitentess, sof;ne.,s, and capacity for retainaing moits ture. Lime could be employed with equal effect, having the' ad vantage of correc(tinig any sour ness in the bread or stomach ; bc aides affoardin g an impnowrtant itn gredient f'r makitng t he bone strong. Every' hiouetk ee per should ktnow howv to make two or thr~ee kin ds of bread -good br'eal TEA CAKEs.-E.?brtounces oft flour, four onnes of butter, eight~ of cur arants. eigh t Cune ot sut ur, the white of one caz. amil the yellows of two. Roli the paste into the :buekne'ss of' bis.-uits, and -u ig any foJrm von wjih. ALL persons houiing uemands agaiu,st the E-tate of Henry Burton, deceased, are hereby notfied to preseit saie, attested as required by law, to any one of the ui.der -'Cned, or to our Atrorneys. Messrs. Fair, Pope & Pope, at Newberrv C. H., S. G. CHARLES D. BURTON, WILLIAM 3f. DORROH, Executor JOHN D. PITTS. Oct. 3, 44-5t. 'The Best is the Cheapest! SINCER TRIUMPHANT AND I STILL DEFYING COMPETITION. Sworn Return oi Sales In 1871, 181.260, 53.734 more than the uext h ighest number. So if the nnmher of s:iles he any c rit(erion I of merit, the Sinzer certainly bear, 1hw palm. But this is not nil, thouch it is sufficient to estnviice the mo4t skeptical. It is simple. durab'e, no: liable to get out of order. and no lade who ever tet her heart on a Sin-er ever willingly changes it for any other. THE SINGER IS TRREPRESSIBLE and will take the lead while Sewing Machines :u.e u.id. Machine" of all sryles of finish, extenion or non-exten-ion t.ble, and ei'her for light or beavy %tork. snnplied liv W T. G A ILLARD, Agent, For Newherrv and Laturens C.,unties. Oct. 2. 40-3m. NOTIUE! OtN NIhvimb-r, 1N72. I %ill wil .t O rw of Ei'z.:-e1i K h b--r, d- ! , t . 1*,*, ;-, !rh. -11a . 1 pro:, . r . Y, to-nit : One Mult, Four 3Milchr Ci: .iit,To OWe Calf, Cior: and lobr Cotton i:. Seed. ink .thTools.1 Household and Kitchen Furniture. Termns of' -S Zde-47.\,H J. J. VARR"GTON, S. N. C. Ot-. 23, 1$72-41-:3; Sale at Auction. I will se:l, or' Thur-da%. 21- iov.be, :t at the Resdeii&, ti '. li. BECK M'*_ N near li-leng. :t 11 vk'lek. !1 nhid u, Fo ,,itnrv, F.ain, Too!Q, W .o liov.-,I CoWs, ('tfw See.d, &t.e iAs t!i APrers, iore or h-, *oht - i :6 f rn ig t han : ;r urih .i :** m! - Th .n re. is c.:n 'r ire.it...: i<n it pri vate -sie bia a pplying to' me :t Ne'wb)erry. J. E. PETfE1iSON, (let. 23, 23-5t* Auctioneer. District Court of the [ni d States, For the District of .SuW Carolitia. In Bankruptcy. T:;ns is to e'v icre, Tjim un Ihe ihI day cio,:. r, 1S72, it \\ *rr.:nt ofi Liank rup:ey w< 'i-i ,ed' out of' t' Di-t ric't Court %iourth G!aroli:ci, t::iinst t' E-:mrr of lien ry WhViitm:ire, of Whirrer', in the' Cou:i'y of Ne'wbetrry, int <id DI-rrieCr, a.jii rei a B. jikmnoct 1l hi< on P.titin: ThI *r the :iav::o-nt of aiiv debhts. and the dieliivr o ny t--.p"ri be'loningi;t to s.id .ik rupt io himt or for hi'. iu.', an ri tie tr:in,'er of any pirope'rt by ha'imo, 4r' firbti.ideni hy h:w: anid thiat ai mne.ting of mlhe C:vitors iit said B:irnkrupt to pro'.e their deb.ts aniid choose oe or more Assign-i's of' i Emniz widi be hlvd at a Coumrt ot Bakt i 'p.y to be hld eni at Newb.'rry, S. G., bi'orie G. G. JImger, E,q., R"gister in BankIritp:ev for '.iid I, t r:et, on the 16th da' oft Novernbler, 187, ait 12 o-e:iek, M1. R M. W.ALL A(E, U. S. M.' rsha! its i--eanger. Per A. P. PtFE.t, Dej. Mess. The ' tate of South farolina. fo (G'orge Vi .hrob :ion Cirtit P. .lohtn io:i, Sarait Antn Joi:t-on,~ 'd.ailda Tunrft, wrife. of' Johln [Tritt, and the children of a pre-decieasid dont:hzter, Rtfiebcc a e, legaIliheurs ..;d rept -sei'rties of Saraht Yitu aire herby requ'red to appear at the l'out of Pii ob ti, to be hoin at Ni whet't twen'tit day' afie ' erva er'of, to -ho-, Johtiso, tiled in niy oni'', shouldtnot be' oud allotti: go the .i...un'- dehnsoin ndl Dhaie'l .Johnsion thneir di.; l,mib-nie 'thares hi're'>f, anid the' remant;inig ptrtt::n t':eri'of3 it equa:l portionis to thei sai'd G'org W. ['h: ft. antd the chiildi'-'n of a ptir'ieLa:t hiihter, iebr'eeni Mote. v'iz:'~ o F ia An h-rsoni anid James More. iven ttndi'ery hiat,d andi s l. ti ine tei'nth day of Ocitot.er, A. D. 1'7' [. ] JiA.MEI-s C. I.11 fY, Judige of Probate. Newberry Uuty. 'it George W. Johtnlon, Aniderson Mot" antd Jamtes Mote, abs nt detetidatnts: Take notic'e that tile sitiitnontS in this ic iot, of which the fotregtoin:t is ,1 copy, iand hei pi'tition were filed in thet O ffiice of' the udeof Probate,. for N.whe'rr- (;oun~ty, itt he- Stteti o Soutth Ciroliina; onth l'. h ay of Oerber, 1$72. JONES & JoNES, Att'y's. Sale of Personal Pro perty. Ex Pa~r:e.-Jtihn C. Joihneon and Dat:iel Pe:ition fir Saie of Per'on:tl Proietty. Byv virtue of' Deerend? Ordler of~ th' Protb:ite O udge, for N'enrv Crii:rty andi .tate of r kuth Carohn::, in te abotve stated' cn.e, to i directed. I will se! I t Itie lia:e res.idenice f SARAll J1OHNSON, dece:;i-id, on the h u:ey ofi Nove'mbher nettr, aill lt hi'P-r-ontail ropierrv beiongiiig to the Eratei it' thie s:tidi eeea-ed, con:i-tintz of 1lius.ilttd and K'itchien F'tr!i:lre, o: - J..S.eRNTN f.t1 .J 1 I4.1 \l'D*\( A E ('( . r Greenville & Columbia It11Co. GENERAL SrPERINTEDENT'S OFF!C.', Co unihia, S. C.. October 25, 1872. ~T Cl RcCLAR?. THE follo-ing termts will be 4ccordid by this comp:iy ill tle transpor;ation of articles for exhibition and visitors to the several Agricultural Fairs, to be held at A bbeville Court Ho:,e, Antlerson Court 1. In shippin:. arti.:!es for exhibition, Agents wi!H re<piin- prg-pavnent of frei-ht at. regular ratcs, aol will give a receipled bill, specif1vi0ng i:Ns ill detail and carges on each. Th:. rocititel hil1. a:(oi:ipanied by a proper eniie:at.- that th-- ar!icles specified wv exhibiti. at the Fair, -.ill entitle the ori-inl o iter of such art cle4 to free tr:tispoiation o temtl back to ori.:i lial shipjing wilt. 2 Excur-ion Or round trip icKe:s %ill be pu: on a!e oni Tit! iv, 29th (c,o'er, and the s:de o the1 aum.' cowii:;ed until the first of' N :nb.r, tor the Ahevillt an1d AiideiQon F.;;-: , owd to r':nun,il Mond tv, the 4th November, inclu.si%4, for ole f:re. 3. th sntie es':ip:on of rickets, at the s.ain r.ei, -xi" rw pit on sa - on Fri day, 1st. :.v-abt r, !i :ti sita!ions on the line o! -ho ro::l i o Columijit. good to re t r . at aty ti - e ny to Mo day, the I h Noveibher, 'ni' to accollil.r)date thoSe w%-Slii:g to .mt'd tin- Fair it Colu-in bia. Tl!MAS DODAMEAD, General Super itdent. Oct. 10, 44-2t. C. M. HARRIS, Cabinet Maker & Undertaker. 11:, on l:ind and will niake to orilr. Bed sleads, litrv;ms. Wordrobes, Salles, 'Solas, Settees, Linon:-, &c Cbitt WrA of' all kind, tnade and re oaire on hb -r.i! tern Has t) h:li a '1ll ,nl'!v of Metalie Ma hii n inl Ro-ewood Burial Cases Coffin, m dl4 ti order at short notice, -ind hearse surplie I (w 11 1'1 t Fo!1 THE V 6 iNDUSTRIES of he JNITED STATES ]&300 P,2_- anrd n0 Engra vitings. ri-t-d it 1-1glish d G.-I n.ti. Writ -en I.v 20 Enint'et 1.0h1 B. ugh. lou. L'on Case, Rev. E. Etiviiilla!, .i in llip:ey, A! bert tr'-batnw. lio ice ireee. F. 1. Peerkius, etc.. etc. This work i, a tomplete history of all branches of in dustry, processes of I inun acin -. ec.. .. . ; . 1- 1 -. eonp -t I -ucyc;opediu or rn. and inaviuf-icru---. u-.d is the most entertaiinint a:.d va!u.b ,- work il in: lrinatioi on subjects o' general ::.t- e-t ever 44M-rett to fite I.ubc. The Rtk is sold by agent-. %%ho are makii large:ules in all part- 17' tht couhtry. It is :5111reil ::t Ihle low price o,' $3.50. ld s thi cii-apest book ever sidd by iubc rip tion. We uw Aeuts in every town iij the i L".ited Statei ''d ull -enit cu fail to (to wl with this bo..k. ()li tlrnI aite iber;d. We Liert .fliet- h exch!;ive- .flt of"'e ritoryV. Ogle , our : -its so!d 13S copk-s in' eihit (-.s, :1, er sid .3 in ino week... Our agenit in I art' rd-i sil 897 ini ioe we ek. .ijecimenits' of thle v.itk Ceit to :,:erts o- receipt of' stiamp. Fir iruilar'a-id termsl~t' a;en1t< tiildreu~ the pub ise.s. S. tipie coie of ti is' book s ett to, ai: ddre"< oin tec':ipt o' t.ric. Sept -5 ly THE CREAT CAUSE OF lUMAN MISERY. Jn2 ' PublIish-- i in a Se-led En veliope Pric t('icltnr of' Semtti a:1 ':knie/, or Sp'r iliiy. ali [oim--lii.i i to M.irran:e '-ieni NBI. .1. CI'LV'EIWELL..M ID , Auntor ofi lit' xwirld ri'niow'i a :ith'r, in this :a:l iir:h!e lii' tre, cleii prroves f''rm hi- oiwn xp'' eni"'e tt the alwfutl cin-egneeot elf-ituse m:lt bti ietTectulI'ly emv ed 'vith r.' t'.rdlils pointing out a t!ii.:t t i'f' er ce' c'er:; tai :i ei' tT iiul by wh ic'h i-very Itffer-'cr, n' il mtter whit his c~(ondoi ion matr to miy cure' imnelf cheaply, pr;v.itel.v aitd adic.dly. Th lec'ture wtill prove' a bootn to houti'and, and thoutntd'. Sent mtatlir ,e'lf, It ai plain etm-ilope, to any idrw, til trel'emtt of' six ce'nts, or I w~o pos: ae stni%, hi 1iIdreain' -'h- tiublishiire. CHAS. .1 C K LINE & C'0., 127 Bonwe.-.,N NewYrk Post Office fix 4I,5S6. .A1mr. 24, 17-1v. OUR GALLERY. LET' it bei (iiu:iet!v I uer-rotod tha tIe HOTOGRAPH GALLERY NEWBERRY, ings. ke. fT I .rzi' lot of Fa:i! A LPBUMS will be~ P PIFER, M.1 A.,: : Principal. izs FANNIE LEAV'ELL.:: Assistant.: rof. F. WE 9.BE R, : MIusical D:p't. T'lF Extrri-ei itl i' ibovii Seoo wi!! riiuittd onl W~EDNESD.t\Y, jilhlEP D'BR. 15-. W DE Frcetoe Trn spofrhtaion.o e igno ex-t m ase of-r:. pr irin 3ir [r t -a ,N ..a p v Sep. 4,3 "-t. ri-V-] m DR.C.. ABNEYR RIBBONS, Millinery and Straw Goods, 1872. .ALSO White Goods, Embroideries, &c. ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO, linporters. 31anufacturers and .Jobbers Bonnet, Trimming, Neck and Sash Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, Neck Ties. Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers. Irnaments. Frmnt, &c. S-raw btnnds ali La;Iies m ,d Chillren's HaLt, Tf:]1VM IIP A ND UNTI:13I)ILD. ANI) IN CONNI%CTING WAI.ERWAYS White G-fds, Linens, Embroideries, Laces, Nets. Collars, Setts, Handterchiefs, Veiling, Head 1ets, &c., &c. Ns. 237 a.:1 939 Baltmor-: Street, BALTIKORE, XD. The,evo.! are mn;:ri :irotd bv 1 or. bln::i fol Ct-h diree:l1v t.tm hi EAnoa anld . eiv rII .\ twif einr.-r;,%vaitqT all tilt - la t v e -w i led in v:irit:v Orth-r- ' tlied with c;tre, prim-,li vss :tndI d -parch. Au:. :S. 35-3n I~ ~ ~ .W 1. 1 WOOL CARDING AT 6or CAIZDING MA1'lINE*- ar in first rate order, n.d turnigill out the H-4T IMOLLS ;it ONLY Ill-' cis. pvv ib). it oiled It not, :! eviii. exmr.j. Oiir wazoiis will be i n ewb v one.. (v--r o o-ek-, and Woo! itft nItb M!sis . N.\. s & Martin. ill Il eceiv--d. ard,-Il ni re!1rri EE OF 111.01,61E for : :.p r in . Thit cotin tid pmtronage of the viiizets of Newberry solicited, ald s.ti4fa ioll g alalltevd. I. S. & J. W. GOODGOlN. Due West Female Col lege. tl very best i- at1hrs are eiployeil r in i ; futl. Over Do upl ;r pri.enm W01nuallv. Te Pid ill he a P the N::ker-:0 anp i: yo. caneti pilpils on G.htly.lR. se;.dl filr :.ibr J1. 1. E; .\ IE , Prelidlent. I Le lis Hawe PeCeN1 WICH you canl by calling ;and hilying some FULT;)S MARKET SEEF an! fire PICKLE[) SALMON, and SUGAR GURED HAMS. AOn Consrillnment, TEN B.1LE4 OF IAY. At IHARDY sOLOMON'S, \'ext 111 li.-, \! It &| Piol, *ln the May 22, 21-tf. Fifthi Avenue. -CAROLDINA LIFE INSURANCEI COMP ANY (iF MEMPIS, TEES EE, ASSE TS - - $1,100,000. E1N. WADE H.AMIPTON. Vice Atlan tie Depalrt aentt. J1. 1). K ENNE1)Y. State Agent. . F. G(LIENN, Agent Newbe-rry~ Co. AnZIIII. its Dirlectors are some of the rst busNies men~ ofCi l thte coI.untry. Xe auaran tee honeste of mnaigemenlit. Ke. s1t1edy settlementut oIf losses. .Juh- 10, '7-2-1y.l ~4t MotiDING. -RCKET .'AI F I WIDOO P AS.LY C:eas andeLit Bln ds,e nap e~ 11io1, by P. P. TOALE, (I-'. 2. '72-3 y. C's Ir!ie--on, C. HOMPSON & .iGNES, DENTAL SURCEONS, c -ti 1radu-tIe of the Penn ~ Crni Coege Offie ovr .\eFWil & Po,.;'. Stire - Ou:r parbi-nlt- rece:v ' -che ben-Iet of1 :l! th 'I elst im pro.emttstt in te prolfe--ir,n. Spca atCtenthm gren tot c"rreerion of Ir The p.itro.:e 'f te pubbil is repteclfni1y - J1. It Tilt \TPSO)N. 1.D.S. .4 E. C%.1 J(NES, D) D.S. ml pr. 3, '72-11-:f. cl NOTICiI NEIOE i,Ii iIE R A 10 -SAYS if ;u Wan .110Y n " h 1 "oWuI, Want :i Cooik, Clerk, Vainor, Or III IIX 12 Ev d ; Or fi . i u Eii;, ini' d re 1)e W at, iai r Caum s., , , Gill fr.dwre l -e Dri1i \1lney Conie 10 11he flel-ad Offlice; NAH[RE&AL Y1-NTS Cheaply and E v pidtiously, A .ol i i h kl,-t siiv of Arr. SC-k IS, ,S-m SHACK~F~& 'ELLYI ( 1 i F e-L-TION. . C . Come A!,to- Nlhe Pherld, A-wie'a !4- G11'r:!b aisc ;i,111l. W E L . AienTKe M Y Stuck o f t he A t . NO0W *f-"0M1AP LETE. .\fu(n-bani.wr. LOW.iR PRESTM S. :7 A ':nIIfor \I r .o furps A-oon! W W(". a!-t ior. W .Aie er D.LLOWERS. uiting of moNt :ll o f the OF THE W(iOSASO, LOWR PRIES . . OWESIN, MAKES AND lrEPaI lu . lcrte-r of ro.Xt! b-: :e *::! l i. i. rA ih i! il-r ' w 3rrant' to be: doi r]in 90 : lIr a'sk~t~ i as ri ad.r:i';i!' . . UW.'EN. FJee.:e.iveryy. Atl~; the Br ic Yard 'l~' E. H.~ CHISIAN.;ii r:i a% fail.:i !"w above apoved~ -'s if dif--en zur: r:, beshi de oi-n Simmons' Hepatic Compound, or improved Liver Cure, For alI Deran-emen ts of tIe II. er. Kiane. Skin. S and oVeIs. Put ip in 1 ' . i a lred pirep 1.1dr - i d te us. tholl.-ill, sv im ioube, anid 1-r::. 1r4. T p .Ortimn of 1 e;wh V iusi nre : I; i.mil ii una i it a' iin. 'r v : e h from the a Iss-e . 1: gives tone and 'ng:h to~ ti:ew'de fra ::e. Ir g:ves the lvivr .: hea lhy ch:iracer and, r. tOrels the i1-m a 1 - 1; :: .v to) he i - :m ! sTre-:-th. !!I"- 1 i: l a , h :;~ !, 'hv thouw - .d r vrre nm tnn-. Ci1.r 's i.flee iw r..ee-.V: have the - f e ll, ee . 3~."i :je i b i i N p).ser. It w iL invig:!r;!te Tho fexde e, atil prove t!:e :atet Trv i for vnr,iv - .m you wi h rec,mnend it o .,ur % ioalr . Foll SALE BY DWG ;TS AND DE VE L1 VE!'YWiHElUE KING & !ossa4:I, DOWIE, MOISE & DAVIS, WALLDA, FLA, " - - i, P R 0 P R. E T . CHARLESTON. S. . A Ig L8, 35 . IL SL _ ~ AND HiTAIL PHARMAEUT IST AND CHEMIST, NEWBERRY, S. C., RE--:P'FTFi LY conote;d i tot! co:d;--ne, of th.o co n ,iy hi po ', I i pr ra. ion;-. , . arv m: i eor.i 8nde W 3-n ipervt,ion, : :reat. care, :.nd w 1e ml ; he edli! npoui fjr heir p:iit y :nd eMc::te-. Eant' Tonic Ritters, Cw:po-ed of the Cst I':iperiodie Tonics kInown to the Medical Proffession. FANT'S ELIXIR OF CALISAYA BARK, A mo-t paha;hk- Co:-dial, paritularly recomm,-ndled to per;on of weak h:.bit, and to such as r,i-He in Ikw, hap Ai:u-ious, where the nervou sy<tem is, more or less, re!axed. Fant's Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, Queen's Delight. &c. Thik preparation wili purify the b!ood andi elimC:te mercu!Lry froim tlc system. Dr FANT'S SOOTHING SYRUP, An INni.04e Reiedv for Clidl-ren sn'riing fro:n Teehit. Indigestion, and Bowel Aff.c tions iene:-Ily. DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS, . I-h, Ir' com!1 ..t1 , a. I w%hch I g ir.u:tee to) o Chomi.ii- PT E. Ai-i a i:ge adll re-eted. :if ty of PEll iX AU TPuILErT ALTICLS, Roh Forl-i:tn :ti:1 Ann-icani . WI N ES A NID LT01) 0S of ptri. quz11itit-:4 for Medicinal purp.s-"s. siPERioR WITnTE WINE YfNE% I. PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL. Prestoritions Carefuliy Comwoi.inded Ct a Iny Hour of tie Day anjd ight. Dec. C., 4 - INSURANCE NOTICE TilE indilorsi;.d h1:% it; sah!! hed hii :L at E :,fld, a G eiwral A-ent for Ile Cot onl i n SI i:e ! its:ce C itm',ain, nliws al ivni;j tO oin . wo of the ad v,:mt:s ..h'.-mi i:'o, who n..ay. desire to elf--er in,ur:.eev o: th.i* live in ,1-ae IIome Com13p:oy: Thm irod of Mana.-r5 :tI i rc.nt mee-ing, pa-CAd unimon it ;oiowing re. ,i on: 1R l'ivedi, 'That tIn i- of ' '.o f.iet 3ha li ! ;re are' un:Suallyt birge sOims paid for L,ife J:-,:nu:ee, :o :he (!npt.:.i-, of the Nori:h :mid E-3, whdeb -uons, fbeting : thre inv .'ted. com3r't t o~3 the: eih-b.hr of th:o,e se.- '3ion, nhi:3:5 our own: So :i s .3r3at in n.i (f 3-.)h -.li to'i pro-cute .ucces,fi:lly our A"5d:hurai andi E chni it"'- 3n)pr, ; P is .i-r'd, that for the purpo-..-e of 3e:in-nle the.-- S min our mi3-, --er ai',r a certai' propor tion of the inet cash51 reci. t fromii flrriimion, amont.3 Ii' to) no4t more33 ithn 7.3 per cen3t. ofthe i :; :w be38 h invesiTedl ' ~in k roeb .uer as a be i . acc 3:,m e wi3333 the regii.:ticus5 of the Gomp:m. in tos Lecionis fromt w1hieib besii.I 'rI:nim-' are uaie. (Sig- W M. B. JQIHNSON, Pre't. T.hin-i -;mana 'ren''th of the Comp.my pilaces 3it in' ih r..k. Its !:st in 13,3 ' :a 'm-lnt sho,it that the C'o:np:any possesses, he.id it3 1:g Gu:trait ee, %17 To3 crrv into iWe ~--the1 fireg:an: Re'-ol i'tion of the- M 3ia-r, 3 he C ompl:! y' propose, 'o etdij li.ird., ofi supei<iory Truistees ini each C ty3E :333! Viii ge in tu: S.taite. whoi v1 -id upervIiall inlves:men-i3Ts. S5v-tv nor cent. of all1 [3 YET PitEMH-UM IE&T. PTS, from anyil loc-ai ali:ynhre here3 is I o.u-I (i Trii-n.es, wil be rn in:-d '.! inivi-ed w4ith itS Po,l:ev HIabiets: hrer-e mi::'a the "CiIOln SM- Life, 3),f a il M \IP\NY toev Pol,icy Hob-r Xpplicat8Ii:: fo !:335 fromi :anv lac-:iy wii he m .le throug i:s Board. o Tri:se n~:o-e :'ppmv. v .i! s1e3 re a--i la i : modr::er1 'Cn. i : *iny pe'r-od, p'roided' 3!w ev :mn of -;the te : -- - i r -t&- of 3 Lie iny my e.3 he m 'l tha w3t it Poi -y ii:aders, and in- :thov p1 ' m, s- o -i e.il :ue jet, 1 i33 now ol.-e to the peole. o' Ne -rryv. Thie ptrivih.--i of 31,in' a 3or'3on3 the C.m -y' i*. r i s extended' 3 i t o . er.. >ine of its Policy Hlobb-rs. 3i. i 3fr ppoe to~.- - bi t-I or of True s her i C!... -r, an3.1 at any o:he pc dti n :Im Di) r it. 1. ---ii ha M-ir.:c, 1::-3 f B. F. LVFEhwE, Can'va-3ig Agnt G ER MA N ESTIfXYIO[E 900TIIIM C0RIlA E.R. STOKES -~ HA S jut pene3d, in the new and hand 13v1l11ileliiTclii:~ :333 ::i33il- ome:: b,uili :imednate-lv opposite thei plails o Ci~1iriii. ures Plonix offi'ce, oo 3Main street, a complete D.YSENTERIY. ST AT UONE1RY. COLIC,Crp--gLti.C1i:33 oePpr~ t31d ouli-r Dli asei ineiden: to the p-.-3:rior , ae- fI ,Dtly olt-'p 1 Eniket Thi. "Son:hin yrp5," now so 73- i i-iviifeiIdn-;y (at:h NO ANODYNE, syl,t hruo-. (i3 othr injuin ru . It ef i omosd ofEN i()IS i3m v.-rv nesT m3.;::s. -ind shot:;ild be I r13svti:yal iO,Clr n u I mani in eve-rI N-ir's.rv The b-st phyvsi- n a:, eew33n. ' it.BAN OK ARih.\ vi's A ITIUGFTSMrxY Fo -"r si.- by 313TTE a: TA RANT, 1;113 :1- to:lPpr:nhBtd i e3n 3 erry, s. r' Ma3 :s, H- f. eik a;TiCi-',ilei~ Prnt. -- - I.nr O Pieces,C: 33fl.Poplins.~ 'ets New L~ and DesirableONF1X iOW ?? It'88 .00 PiepriNew StyeLe?ter, i:Xp ad Nraper, of PlI3sav2it (zef. quat;e .\Imi(ofevrescrp: ~~2ona~r PFa:dsP.per, of -, Du.omhy-. oihbs.-lp [lte dodd Aia .ium, R Iyl,SuprR., nImei, New an D sirbl ':ie'.o whc tilt be sold~ in :my q:u:ti;.1 manufac-un d ~ ~ ~ --p in:oBa o f:ysre t'viesat Firtye a shor So:ieflu Ihoke Poke Bo3.::k \t!-I, I'voee ndLe:e A R l!i'E FSi "3w DilGTSME wtf- !h 0 ilo U ,aTh 34I'. Po.Ppe:nd t;erd,,3 at P c:iat. enII 3,k Wterth Carp, ip f:kes and - . l:tbt8xes. Br-F CiayTon-.. Dr1w:3- PSr.i P.'IW . Fir s ah. with bo . nM OueR. tvF.\NrY .\RTICLE . }tir5 V 1)- OViA1t... a3 $7i3 te I-:: ,t ofrr -0. e Greenville & Columbia Railroad. ihae - excd cllectin. with -ran on Suth (aro at01 Railroad. 0.u g(irj.Z Nort1 ang ntaa an1 Augusta Auta r.JIol. l. .r and Au i.euve CIIIU Mbia. A st on.. *-----7. 15 a M ur -'--................... - -..... 4-5 a m .. . .. . Pe ---- . . 1 -e ..........., ;... a M ..........................9 pm -' '' a m ---..... . - .--- 11. a m .......... . . 20 P in Arrive c m -- - -- -.0' pm . x e nso., n a , s e 'i- - sto - :3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P M L.-ave W : * t rrvv : I -------- -- .. 5:45 a M -- . - - - .- ..... 625a m -a -~ -- ----c - - -- , r A Arrive:,t Ie e) a -'-1 FA M --- . ........ ... .. 9 .' * Z M Sou:.t:" wh - Raill from Grenville. Leave Ietna - A i,der-ou ........ .... -"" ;' P M Pfndvot ... ..~ C.~p. 8 82 Arr,e a. .- api.. Arrvv e . - - - -. .............. ... . a m taccmmed.i . ........ i....7.' a r o.n .....r...and Frid;ys. ON A 10v,n Rrajnch, ibetweenj Bie!to, vr.d A;: dLre : C,ia- esyo Thu..d:......r.4 :taeis T!o T!A. l>f.\.1d:AD GeX.te i -JA..Z _zvN T,, IA,: eral licke:t Agewt South Carolina Railroad Company, COLMB:3iA, S. C.. Spt. 26, 18m ()N wid aftcer SUN D-1Y. the 29th instant, p:;. .sen;:er TravenAo thib R2ad will arrive and ieave as tobiow : MA I L A ND P.IS:3 NE TAg. L.....e Columbia . ............ -a m A rriveat Chatrie"tot! at ......----..---..... -4. Op m L-ave Ch:arleston at .-------------------------... 9.3, a M A rr .t ' n a ! ::t ................. ........ 5.'20 P M scr>:P:S. FIZ:IGHT AND %CCo*0NXODA. -r TAex.euny xcepT,d j I.ea~ Augsta 6% 1. 650 In M L.ave (Columnia t.. ... - A- --..... 11.50 p m Arrive at char!eston at- - - . 6.45 a m Leue Charlesit . ....---------- ... ............7 10 p ta A rrive A Column bia at... .............. .30 A m Can;;,dn Acciomumation Train will continue ta run to Columbiawi< formW-rlv-Mondays, Wed i esdayis and Suturda t s. .A. L. TYLER, Vice-Pr-_eident. S. B. PI-'KENS. Gen,eral Fc!Wet Agent. Charlotte.(olumba & .iugusta rf. T . CPEINNTENDE.NTS OFFICE. COI:3191A. S C., September-22, 187._. )N ard ::ie-r thisdate t 1-o!lowing- sced ule wvll L:e i un over this road: GOING NORTH. TiAin No. 1. TRiN. LacetAuus.......... 6 35 A . . L Ve 1 C i u bia........11. T3 A. M. 5 1. Ari(:... r.t .........7 42 2. 3 . M. G(A'NG SoUTH. i~.li arn .54 Tra2.1 No2. Lerve Chur e....... .S. .8 . M. 8.20 P. 3. Lea ve t olumtia.........2 4 P. U. :.30 A. M1. A rt icve A nuta. .. . .... .....7.42 1P. .4. 8 20 A . 3f. No. I Yr2i dailv. No. 2 Train daily, Surdays :-xceptted. Both trainus ike c'ose cwi:uetion 'to ayl point, Nortii. Smuh and west. No. 1 Train makes clos,_ coun:ection at Richjm4ond Cor Virgin L. NiCKEii O HO SE. Tickets sold. and Baggage checel to all priltcip% Poi t lets. StandardA. ie-Washineon CTtv Tine. E. P A LENANDER. Sup't. E. R. Dortm! to. General Freight and Ticket Ageur. Sunmer Schedule Spartanbnrg and Unica Railroad. To Commence 20th May, '871. DOFNO TRAN. U TRAIN. Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Leave. Sprtanbur-.... (:., 5 . BueFle. ..MLT 8.0 6:, 453r 4ttn.5 P e L.. . 4 4 4.45 . o : . - - e .... ... .- 6. 4-5 4.1) l:-dioni ie.......5 7.6 3or th.25Co Lylre:' ord n....... t9.4 rill.45 1.12 e 1.t7 A!.tn.. 1 . W11. GO 120 THSA . B.OJET. Preiet. Ti. pla::n my Ieated otel.c u:ndurpassedb ar. H ed hin ther S uth for c-fort alihy oc lron. is ow op-n,; to 'rae'm'::nd rtherd tet. alis. olthed' 3:1y:: opsubus will berat the dferent: de .luoaas ''r N\TIONAT TIITL .HAlton ot.Cerk. Jan ...........1~~ Chaleton. C G- T.ALFOl & CO.,RroLL,eors R.ALO O,SprNtedet COLUMBA. S. C. o:meing lvthte thsnienl furiTh ani ed moatio :pndf1 Wiets. The rbeill admeaysh on-th from Nlve. NY . r 2nd Cha -eton \Dr. H.n BAot wl E redt Jn 1 W ET .NG OST IAET. ORDAN EP. OPOOL . opieor Thi3Htel hS E udrone areet repis rnd ips tome Dofra' MndWEiR: >Lne ha I:. a-eMettbi ind it eby c:. ak for In d iton th-re isa irt-cas br-oo