The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, April 09, 1873, Image 4
WALLET.
It is of great importance to draw
the attention of our planters to any
thing that will help out the scar
city felt by this, as well as every
other community in the "cotton
pianting belt." of forage.
A wagon l(aded with "Boston
Hay" was seen i'n our streets the
other dav, about tr, be hauled over
and thri01gh the mud-holes tOh
lie between this and the L:nca-er
line.
The best substdute for good. wel
cured f*orage, is to be F indml in ihe
"Egypt in or Cat.Tail Millct." (i- r
there are two kinds, a snail s'!
that-, dol ot.answer.) wxhich; hts_
long ee: pia!ie ln il u.is ighor
oo by a1 gocI miti. bu. is still
W>t near!,Iwel known a;!d a-&e
Tie 'advaii.t agem (t * lii; t, over :0
everiy o)ate green! eropj thait can
be planted zt ti seuson as a for
aige for animal, is that its astrincgen
ey p'vevt's sin1mg; by using Salt
freelv, unt, wilting it a few hours
in the sun thty will do well on it
in thi, hottest weather.
You can cut it soonter than any
other green crop planted in the
spring. and you can cut it oftener
and later. On'seighth of an acre
properly prepared-that is. made
i;ery riclh-(there is no use to pllant
it, inl poor- land)-will siipply fully
six work animals-half a pee' (if
seed will plant this and leave some
to spare.
Plant it in three feet rows. so it
can he ploughed-as Von cut over
it, clean out the grass, and two or
three times during tile season give
it a top dressing of';table manure.
It can be planted in April, as
soon as the danger of frost is over,
and cut early in May. Cut it
when knee high, and it can be (ut
every twelve or fifteen days.
The first cutting .hould be made
as soon as it can well be got hold
of, eight or ten inches high, as it
only begins to grow after it is once
cu t.
Sow it freely in the drill and
th1ii out to twelve inches. it does
not. run up to the stem and joint
so soon. if left, rather thick, and
if the land is as rich as it ought
to be it will grow fast -..ough.
(Carden Jourral.
RAISING ONIONS FRO3m1SEED.
I
EDITOR SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR.
-Fir-st rate onions may be raised
from seed any where in our coun
try if the seed AIre pVlanted in
Febiruary or Mai'ch in a rich mel
lo!w s;il-a sandOy loam is the best.
Be sure t.hat t he soil is fine and
well broken.
Winingstad's red is the best.
Sow in drills eighteen inches apar-t
dripping the seed thick enouigh to
secure a stami1. Cover a hair Ine-n
deep. -Runi a roliler over to pre.s
the soil, dorwn above the seed.
When the plants come11 uip and1( ar
large en onugh, thi n to about thllree
inches apart. Jicep the soil iooseC b
and mellow anid when the stalk
are as hirae as a pen houlder' he
ver*v --aref'u! to cu'livate sh:dlow
as the roots have occupied all the
space L'etu een the rows and if' the
pints are w..unded or c-ut, their
dest rueth>n f.oows. Onions ris
ed lromu seed are inuchi mnore paa
tabie thani those that are iraise'd
fAm But tonls or sets-i have=
raised thema large cnough for anyl
use.~ Old! implroved lan~d is the
best. Tile biest manuriie for- onions
is.a mixture of poulItry) manure
andi bone dust. S. GA RRISON
Meek:eni burg Count y.N. C., Jain.
GRAIN Foa Poc'tra.-There is
no other- grain that is relbshed so I
wvell by fowls as Indian corn. It~
mOust aIways conltiniue to be, as
now the Americau poulterer' G
ma..n reliance. ior. ab.ihou:gh too
I:. LI teig to usec in certain (*ases
it possesses mnore nutriment for
the pice'~ than any other grailn,
and is always to be obtained.
Cor can be given ground and un
grouind, raw and cooked. Oats we
pr'efer gr'oond fine, as otherwise
the bulls are too harsh and bulky.
Withi wheat-bran and mniddl ings
wheat in the kernel, barley anId
buckwheat,. thdere need be' no diffi
et:ity m f avoid:ig mono toniy. Rye.
thouh th pooestgrain of .2.L
ntmay e g'iven occasi.onal!ly and
brewer's grains, if convenient.
([ix PuiryJTorWd.C
CEIasN A 110at-s''s G.ur.-In
P>arbary, p)acing horse:s are held
in1 suchI thigh estimation that the:
ter' hackle like : boat in a chop
sea is reduiced to at Science. To,..
miak~e hi:a rack. casily, a ringi 0f 1.
lead wvith leather, is putt around
each hoo! a c"'rd from each weight~
..scenids, and is fastened to the sad.t
die, front anad rear ; necxt, a stral) 12
r'uns h~orizonltally from thle fore to io'
the hindr foot on both sides. Be
ing rathier short. :t is iimpossible
to make a long step. Restraint
compels the animal to practice a
OCew gait to progress at all. As
soo)n as a habt is; established of
going ahea 1 thus tethered, the
uesired am ble is fui!y,permnanently
aeco mliished. -
--- +e- Gwr
SEA FOAM Pr oDIN(. - Four;
cups flour ;two teaspuoonfuis Sea
Loam Po wder- ; one0 cup sugar ; one .
cup bu: ter ;one (A' r'as; one ot
cutrranits ; two eggs; a little salt:
a pint of mlilkt spice with nutmec
or' all spce and flavor with lemlil onr s
v'aniita. or almound. Put in a bai~ ai~
aed boil or steam three hours.
-Serve with brandy or wine saucu- hons
A. dish for king or President. nc
Al
Three things to admire-intel- addr
IeinalInmwe rHdignt &ni~ mr.1
Doors, Sash and Blinds.
Q.
-
N, E
No HAYNE
Dr!:ESSED FIXR!NG. CElLIXG, WEArlEix rml.' . :t: ( .0 :fe a. -
(ra ,t.f*' odI ns moa1d i , over 100,000 feet on halil, "or . - a: x: r p
. : 1e . 1or ad Wiml!ow Frtmines made to orh-r; as hor; :. -. r -
iv. -,m . 1 In -.Im r Al!i:4i&:,y,V on hand an .1 :i ao.0:. C u: e hrii
-1 "il. h::p 'hi a :a!'iahmet.t !as c:m e me tm ibc ! : -: W t :
ui htant sh-- !.ar..:',: stck 'af :ha- abo0ve.'on:h oft the a-t'cit o It? t .: .0 . hEh g :r
u:l l*., W'! r e :re .- - 1iG1!1 to ;Ili wl:o W:11T l :1!1id u -o u ! o r
Thew .u.hr: are :r e liteo. practic:d alvcharnic., Sa, Blin : 1 .:- Makers he T ra:t-e,
airrymg on the buwine. iii '!ie ci-Y af Charlc-.ron. i ctn r.t-r .- gti-1. Pitn a ll over thi
rtP, GeoTtia, Norib Carolinia and Florida, as to the c1aacter of their work for the past
wenty years. C
W. P. RUSSELL & CO., Ch.rreso.,S-C
ZOTICE.-On ncount of the manner in which we box up our work, avti our own assump
tion of flth- risk of Breaknce of GI:i.t. with ordinary handfil;n. ot ZO i; ;are shipped over
be ro:xis in tki State-t HALF RATLS, which is a great saving to the r)ure.b:1-r of our wq:k.
Mar. 12, 1873-10-1y. W. P. RUSSE LL & CO.
oDry Goodss X filinery.
R I BBONS,
Millinery and Straw Goods,
1873.
-'t~~ ~ II he G~ot Maib eries, &c.
:0DSTRONG CATOR.
W aportere. Nanufwiiirtrs a:id Jcaber
Bonnet, Trimming, Weck and Sash Ribbons,
Vevet Ribbons. Vcck Ties, Bonnet Silks,
D~ 0 0 T:I S Satin-. valvat3 wiad Crapes, Flowars,
Feathers, Orn:ament- Framies, &c.
Sash and Blin.d
free onoiit appladietion,hiIr& Hbys
M0UVL DIIN G S, I 1 ItA CI RTS,a TIUKE0 AND UNTR111iED.
1,T.kR FIX-tun-o, hta,r)Ft- 1 AND IN C.%.LCT1.N,; %VAIr.rCatN1
ape a Pa r White Go, Lines, Ebroiderikss, Laces,
Ies, Wiri .ar I . art Cotm Nes Collars, ' -tts- HandkerchiCe .,
%Vare, abie and Matctor Veiling, ad Nets. Ie., &c.
ioEos. 237 and 239 Baltimore -Stre
WINDOW GLSS . SPECIrLTYy BALTIMORE, MD.
Circ.-Juart .. a t rc LiTsise s,-jt iit tlta t hera Eyu o ra
l)oatgit r o a olirevliv frort upta
fra ot y audniery an Stra G
Fi P. TO*A LE the ia!u-. naovchie4. titq!iallec. in vuticty 1
20 flaavnc- a P;vck%y I. I'-'n!ah n'3 ttt''ra ct
Oct. ,'7~ 2 i oLdl-rseV.itl. care. promptucta and
Fb. -3m*
1873.
GEO. RS. I "K R FALL IAI 111i"11L1TEfl.
hoore Sash and oliod Factoryd E
CHAARRLEST ]NTN, . C.AT
MILLINERY AND
Zmpr t tes aaturr nd
Bonet,T:ig,N asnd ash Cibbon,
Velvoesit bons Neck Taies Bonnelt Sis
Satin::, Vlt O CraesIowes,
Feor athe rs, t rcaeta , rme,tc
Tll~ S ~L~d~G. \u viPLEE F0IE 1M18 6 LS!h Ol'tlFT 91N 5
o. Whi ;e eoods, Lineos, Embroiderits,aI.mces
ed h~~ aNets,aCollars,aEtts,,HandkeriefsIi, -L
~ SED FI~ flIE LIT ~ I~as.I<VeiaC lg, c:1 Nis. c., &o .
FacoryandWaretoms Ka~ tr:r,op: -Noks. 237 ad 239 Batmr -Stret,a
bonght CotaCahadirer:et,fomnthatEuripea
the. hdress,n ohiec, umqalldi ait
P.ders ti i iti: carr,-pomptuess.an
dev.p13.h.7F-b.-2c, 6-3m"
NDVEE LTI E U)SPLIS
___ ~~Tht paie are espeiat iovia t ed to u.aaex
tamit my ass?ort i are t o ing - as
MRSPLTE Ds _elMOWCERAP,
to peas.ti
surunenpt i- a! it lb in! tt Mnornua. f
,tor ascttanhorrataisa inbtrthe, tae mb.aest
is city. The imly house ownedfor.ta Iaad smttl
ed _y_a_aol:_ a niu ths- citry.I~J
RoFacoyadWtrom,,ngSret p d Shoes 6? i]} k
y. Adres,t.- the w- t
P.-O.TBox-10, CharLes-O, -..C.
. __. _ Anji- aditon jim'i
1-1
oueuniin aods ROOETS DUPIS, p I~C
pm.. ' O. of whh STEI motrspeulyivt
F0 .R . ALIJthe\ publi -avttet , ith theaurnc
liE sa,st: il 'r It thatt-i nok :T i-t w i b pate to gt.iv a tis
lI ED SIN L , t a..~t~' --. ome'All partiesg i:hrd b M m rnu
Ota':sw!he 1aapk tetdt o. h ruect.ad -. a t o UO e rad an i se ttleU
F H. DO F.INLEM,NG -.tufL.v a..v aEL:N.
i-b 2,d-taa LaTUN ate i: Jrat e .'.hcr. WeLO eialL ;eaJ~
0.0,000 SHINGLESt.t
'lE bsci aron ad, atagePfeakes
Cion, Lo:r \!:o, . . ntiG . C.
PREARFDT REEnT CIrO befuniseo 2l HiAYNE CSRET inavne
other propert u.on stFr.:e 'at.dHmakei
red in aino haeeiteeni .eaaflainuen., avorn
nce s dsi: d;andadvaceswithimod . m rmb , - :rh lIRL at :.se club of n le
be l-'aet.-be;nkin: ::-esd Our-sbor; at nothina h:os
es ab.:elontedeftdrmagdis ot, th- lo- ewiiee nd u
[sar, Tn Wo Hr DrE DThad8.iND Nil. asiiyen dd rseen, on ser-:a are. .es
huasnesd eoch,nwieati.ei soler vervC~I 1fo rr neton,t
. EdswARD bepopty artededt. a otat ilb aefrrre i ~
lin. TrmsCah. ddrss
Insrance.
COTTO STATES
LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Pr1INCI'AL OFF'1,
MACON, 61'A.a
Au:ore.1 'ap:a.. .. . .. ... . 0/0,0
ed! . & 8id............ 5,10
1 .1;.n Comp! rollers
:wr .r. ni w Po!icy Holders. .,l50,000
\I. Ri. .;INSTo ................President
W S. HLu................vice-President
GFo. . W:AR...... ..........Secretary
J. W. .:..............G.nvral Agent
m. M,:-N:.n Gt.. M. D ... Medical Ex'r
W. .1. M.ur ............Sap't of Agenciep
*' F...h..'-....................Aco.1ry
-'iw.:arEEY C. H-., S. C..
I ~ ~ ~ ' Meme 9 2.
.\t 1101,w,ill" jf Policy- odr,a
N(:wberry C. HI. a Roard of Advisory
Trustees of the COTTON STATES
LIFE INSURANCE CO3PANY:
was oranized. and the followiti! 0.
THos S. Moop.sA. - President
WM. LANGFoRD, - Vice-President
0. L. SCUMPFRT, . - Seretarv
The Comipf"anlY is it the finest poi
ble condition-having R175 to $100
>f liabilities.
A Dividend has beon lclared on
dI Puioic issued Irior to Janunlry
1st, 1870.
M. W. ABNEY,
eer..: ..
CAROLINA
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
MEMPHIIS, TENNESSEE.
ASSE TS - - -$L100,000.
HON. JEFFERSON D AVIS,
President.
EN. WADE HAMPTON, Vice
Atlatie Departmnent. C
e
J.'D). KENNEDY, State Agent. rn
.F. GLhENN, Agent Newberry Co. ol
Anaongi its D)irctours are sae of the 0
is buiiis men of the cou~ntrv. v.
\eguaranitee honesty of ninnagement,
e. speedy si-ttlement of losseS.
July 10, '72-28--ly.
5to $ 0Per Day! A genitsWanted e
e of either .sex. young or old. maIke tuore man- at
- t work ter us inl their spare moments, or all tv
te tine. than at urnything else. Particulars
ee. Address G. Stin<on & Co.. Portland. ,
aine. Jan. 15.2-ly.
DAVIS & CO.
NFORMATION AGENCY,
WASIlIINGTON. D. C.
A Great Pr.blic Want, at last, Supphied.
There are hiundreds o1 men in all parte of the
mnotry who daily need IN FOIDIArlION in re
rd to t'esionlS. flounties. Patents. In:terinal
.venue Licenses and Decisions. the condition
Conitractor' atccounts. or come others of the
*dless claims which go before tihe severail De
rtments of the Government: which infourma
2n, if t can beAtuished reliably and prompt
. eves them the loss of time and theexpense' of
vi<it to the seat of Government. If you se'ek it
'your Member aof Congress-absorbed., as he is,
his public duties-you impose upon him ire
ently a considerable extra burrden: and, per
13aC.ce re obliged to submit to rielay.
We caci furnish. uipon the shtorte-it notice. spe
fic and reliable information in regardto an
init inivol ved inl tile busines of the varions fu- I
Cuis; 0r can) tran-LIct any of' the l.bsline befobre
emI. The alid your R.epresentative" will. f rom
'vious reasons, be very willlg to affor'i us,
bien necessary; our" long :iCegnaintance and fat
Diarity with the offcers and with the routine
public business. nnda our prompt and uniemiflt
ig attent ion41 fo all mnit.ers entrui.t--d to ut. in
Ie us to offer lie be..t f.iI citiebfr ulbtaiinlg
fo'rmation; andi we desire to aiford it on ti:e
t reasonable ter.r
All !etters enloin;/t )ne Do lr, with a stamn -T
anid explicIt and( c:atisfl1ctory i.formtiloll
en. Ill i1s pulrsuit no efforts will be spared.
dI it will be commuica'Iti dIl wih the most scru
e ar ,e.-rr- '. ei n-::.. Neere--:L
gu:.; .ed co.n,ides:ce of our patro.
"ontractors 'conts forconivey ing thet Uited
tes .I[ail pr for to JW ats aIso A's*istt .Yir
ii's acn::ts fo*r teiking Censuts of l"'M. boughti
r< cived for cotlh ct4In.
is e refer. by e-pecial permission. to- wo0
11o1 J1. J. 31::rtin:. $ixth Anditolr if thjeTress- inC
e fr th..: l'ost Ulrice Depairtmenti; ilon. D). 1'.s
ow ay. uat Conissiioner of L.teits. Wash
:ton: . W.er". Agent Southernt A,socied
Ii; :. ii i. E.q.. O.fficiaul Itepolter :1
.Le 'f R epre-entatives. Washini'on: I. G.
ye. I .i.sot'r Associated .Prea. 11ionse
lle.pr -e tative4s. W'sashington:l hJhn 3t . lIr
y. -q.o..at CIerk. Il(l4!1 o n ofIl w:
ci. Wa-.:ngtou: Clinton lIoydl. Ncq.. Pay.
rk.I ilu e of Riepresentativee. W:higton;
n. J.3cDonaldi. tisq., Chief (h-rk U. S. sen-.
.WashIington: Jlohn l. urch, t:sq . 3inute
I .Journail (lerk. I'. S. Senate. 'Washlingtonl;
se-s Kelley. &eq.. (ashier Nationil aletrotoli- I
B:-lik. Was.hmlgton; (has. A. Jamesc. Ek.q.. A
1hier Bank of Wsashligtoni. Washinigton: lo
Shlelley. Proprietom 3f etropolita- ito 11i.
shin;:tUn: John11 Cumins. inte Associate
tice Supreme Court. Boise City. IdJaho: A.
nan & Co . Publishers5. SaIl Frncisco, Cal.:
is & Railey, Proprietors Congressional Globe,
shlington. And to the members generally of
paresnt Congress.
145t Ofice address, G.lass box a51.
WANTED$LT ONCE. -
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Acres ofH
South Carolina Landj.
E have an application for the above amount
nuth Carolina Lanld uponl Which to locate a l
ny of Swedes. Farties having lanuds for sale 5
fmd it to their advantane to send us a full j
ription of their premises, with terms, &c. at
I.bis mus' be accornpanied by One Dollar;
efray the expense oftpublisahing I amphlet.
Io-e stump tor return postag.e . e charge
er cent. upon al] property sofd.
Wtaione"i iinid Dindhig.,
NEW STITION"ERY HOUSE,
E. R. STOKES
HAS just opened, in the new and band
soine huiling immediately opposite the
P'l:W.ix oth1ce, on Main street, a complete
Stuck of
ST.\TIONERY,
Compris'ng Letter, C,p and Note Paper, of
ll sizem. r(i:ht' n.! of (very description:
Flat Papers ,f C.q, I) -toy, Double-Cap. M
ium, Sy :p-lsoyal, atnd fn;'ri I
size!, wih c!! h -;!d in any quanti:y.. or
M.rani ufac^I ured 1n link Books Of any sire,
and rule! to aliiy p:itn:u, and bolti;d in any
ie, at nhort to;lee.
E. v i:.C)PES
A. e v:e.y-:d s:c colors :- ui .' -
) everv vr l--imor:mndum and Pocz
Be.ks. Pc Y 1.. f!ivoic: and L.-tier
1i., Im-p I e s . Ni Book'.
.'Cfll H ECt :nd >R AUGIITSMEN will
nid C e:m:;:e ek Of m:er i:f I f.,r their
use. Drawing Paper. in shfers and rolis,
lristol 1;oards., Po-tai P:er and Boards, Oil
Paper, !'cncik, atcrA Colr:, in cakes and
boxcs, Brushe, Crayon<, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
f every de;cription; a great variety of con
renient and uset'i articles for both reacher
md Pupils.
ALSO,
Photolrah Aihnms, Writing Desks, Port
oi6s. CabaS, with boxes, and a countles
rariety of
FANCY ARTICLES.
Ako, a most elegant stock of Gold Pen
md Pencil Ca,es, super:y-rnuted Rubber
3ouds.
I N S.
Black, Blue, Violet and Carmine, ind'iC
mud Copying; Mucihge: Chess and BIck
tamon. Men and Bi:is: Vi-itin_ and Wed
ling Cards. and every thiing utlt:aly kept in a
L;irst CLa Stationery House,
''hich the subscriber intends tsl shali e.
He widl still comnet his lNDElRY and
ILANK BOiK MAXFACTWZY and PA
"ER-RULING ESi'ABLiSIIl:NT, which
:as been inl suc in oper::tion for over
hirrtvyears in this state, :ind to which he
vill con.inar- to d,rote his own !:-rsonal at
ention. li stoek will be kept up full and
omplete. and his pric,-s will be found always
'asonable, andl hs hopes to have a share of
>atronage.
E. R. STOKES, Main Street.
Nuv. 15, 46-rf Oppu!itc Phonix Office.
YVE OF T11E MOST USEFUL
AND COMPRE1ENSIVE
BOOKS OUT!
'The Great Industries of
the United States,"
,ontaiting 1,2( pO:es a;nd 5o Engravings,
itg a cornp!ete I niyelopedii of a:ts and
A HmnilEJ u:O oc. oP:cs 1*0r u. ilt
THE BOOK STORE.
Jan. 15, 2-.f.
Wagazines, Books, &c.
1873.
Godev's L:.rv's Bork and a be'tu;iful
bromo. for T:.ree Do! rs a t'ar.
Tih' Abl:... .; mtine rt .!urnal, and two
ne Chirome;. ihr Fire. Difla:s a year'.
Send in your' subscripions e'arly'.
Al-o, Writing Desks, Portfolis, &c., &c
At the
BOOK STORE.
N'ov., 48-tf.
ANII03: HOW LOSi, 1!0W RESTO11D
Ju.t pnh.iiheil, a new' edition of
~Dr. Cu:verw lI'.< Celebrated Ess:iy
on lie ridica1 enre (without med i
ne) of SpermatorAhes, or setninial Weak
r, MeIntail and Phy..d incapacity., impedli
ents tn M1arriane, etc.: n1,0 Consumption.
pilepsy. and Firs, induced by. self-indualgence
: exual extravneance.
Price, in a sealed f'rvelope, only 6 cenits.
Tie ceebrhiated authior,' in thris ;dm irabhe
;say, clearly demonstrates, tromn a thirty
aars' successful practie, thnit thie a larming
)n-equences of' self-abuse raav he radically
ired without the d:ner . i u<e of internal
edicine or the :tpplieunon of the knife.;
>infing out a mode of enre at once simple, I
*rtain and effectual, by means of whichI
'ery sufferer, no niatter wh:t his condition|
av' be, may cure himself eneapl:y, privately|
id radically.
y youth and every man in the land.
Sent, nder seal, in a plain envelope, to any
idress, rost-paid), on receipt of six cents, or
to postauee stamlps.
Also. Dr'. Culv'erwell's "Marriage Guile,"
'ice 50 cents.
Addre:.s the publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & (C0.,
127 Bowery, New York.
Post Otfice Box 4,5665. A pr. 24, 17-17.
THE~ WARREN
Improved Hoe.
he LAT~EST and BESTi
HOE foU COTTOX
ijitli fr Lgar'delS a180.
fiorm an ideam of its greamt adaptability and _
tilerful merits. comeW and examine. An
Cice juist received byv
in 8 1 UdAYES & MARTIN.
riks,Briks.Bicks!
GOOD BRICKS!
D0,000 BRICKS,
FiORI SALE
At the Brick Yard
@. H. CHRISTIAN.
i. 25 4-1 t
AY FOR SALE.
________to
nt
tIMf TIMOTHY HAIO
pply at the R.ail R'oad Deruo , to
J. N. FOWLES.|.
B.n %L Mm
W. L. Bradley's f
POLLARD & CC
BD
Nea FOV Il
TRE above STANDARD FERTILTZEE:S
Souh isuccess art io
fection, u hi,c the Standard is guara:teed e
500 Bags in Store and F
Feb. 12, --21n.
N-'GAGE IN TIME!
The Celebrated
cOT TOX FOOD
FERTILIZER !
THE BEST OF ALL
Apply to W). F. NANCF,
Agent,
Or to A. J. McCAUGH HIN x Co.
H1. S. DOUZER : CO., Agent, Frog
L-ve-'.
Dee i2 v tf
IIilIIPIIAXT!
CAROLINA FERTILIZER
WILL BE SOLD AS FOLLOWS :
CASH PRICE,
$48 per Tonl of 2,000 ibs.
TIME PRICE,
$53 per Ton of 2,000 lbs.
Pavable Noveml>er 1, 1973,
FREE OF INTEREST.
FREIGlHDNJII~I IGm E
To be added.
ITS SUCCESS IS
U NP A RAL LELED.
AND ITS STANDARD TS
A NO. 1.
CAL OJ.N AGENTS FOR
Almanacs and Certificates.
~EO. \, Elil.MM & UL,
CH-ARlLE5STON, S. C.
A. .J. MeCAUGHR118N & CO ..
gents at Newberry, S. C.
rog Level, '.
M A PES'
iIrog6RN1 Sup8[phos0phato
OF
ANDI
H. PI'E1STON & SONS'
AMMONIA TED BONE
uperphosphate of Lime.
Cash, $50; Time, $60,.
The Oldest Supei,hos'pha.. man.
aoftured :ino th i rs n ry.ad fo
'er nd i Gne t ma'e-id Ohriih!. II.
rportions of eaceh of the in'gredi-nte are
ato produce poweul and activ F er
KINSMAN & HOWELL,
General Agents for South Carolina,
No. 128 East Bay, Charleston, S. C.
0A5t4C & WA R Agenj at
standard Fertilizers.
., General Agents.
QUALITY
Guarant eed
Equalv t '0 anyq
- I'V[RSOLUI
hav'ng been ts-d for the laz! six yar- in the
f-red pri.t, tat cannot fai! t- .) ie satis
I-al, ifnot -uperior. to any ever sod.
ir Sale by J. E Webb & Co.
SOLUBLE
NAVASSA GUANO.
THIS MOST
P 101ED FERTILIZER,
Which hstJ e .ished a stamdard charac
ter "or
Corn, Cotton, Wheat, &c.,
I can caifiten:!y rcommnd-:: to Farmers
an.i Plalters, .nd will sell for *'-- Cash, or
L o, 0:' 2, j) P-.
The "Dissolved Bone Phos
phate,"
Rieb in S laue oe Pl;o-pi.tt, an.d
prepired. for ti. os : with otto%I iee
or oher veg.t;blc iatter, :.2 Cash, or
A:,5 on Credit, per T.>i of 2., IUls.
I .m" ~ 2fo-*e. of t :bc-oV and
a. d c.ustomers with the -a::ze. Set.d in
your orders early.
THOS. F. 91AR11ON.
Jan. 15, 2-:hn.
ooks.
EJAGENTS~
FUNNY SIDE OF PHYSIC.
800 Pasges, 250 Engravings.
A startling exoose of Medica! Hutmnug.s of
:he past :trd presenut. !! cettilares (Qucks.
Impostors, Tra v.uthg Docrors, Patent Medi
Cir eS Vcndiers, Noted Female Chmeats, Fortune
Tellers and Mediums, and gives interesting
acennts of Noted Phy:siianus and Narratrives
of their !bves. It reveals tartling secrets
and instructs all how to axvoidethe ills which
flesh is heir to. We give exclusive territory
and liberal comnmissions. For cirealars and
terms. aiddres the pnbI;Shers.
.T. B. BURR & HYDE
Ht ARTFOR D CONN.. on CtitCAGO. ILL.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
UNCILZED RACES
OF MENT
IN AL L COUNT IF..S OF TH E WoKLD.
BEING A CoMtFnEHEtNsivE ACCOtiNT OF TIn
MLassi:: Asab ctl.ro'.s. AND) (F Tu.In
.AND RELloGtuca CtiARtCTEkdS-ruCs.
By R EV. J. (. WOOD. M. A.. F. L. S.
500 Engravings, 1,500 Super IRoyal Octavo
Pages
xN TO wovoi~.c (s, TO woVOr.cEs 13 oNr.
Agent; are ma:kin;g over $100 per week in
s;:Iling th is work. An early aipleationl Will
Secure a1CI!.( chi ern rrtory. For terms ad
dreg the pub!t,hi:ers.
.3. Bl. Bi R & H YDE,
H ARTFOR~D. CONN., otn CHiICAG~O, ILL.
Mar. . G. 1.--Sm.
E. E. DAVIESt. D. B. *'u ADE.
TilE [SEFElSIORE ROBDl TilE CORNE.
E. E.DAVIES & C.,
Dealers in
New York and Domestic
Poultry. Game, Eggs, Butter,
Lard, Checese, &c.
FRESH FISH
And
NOBFOUi OYSTER DEPOTS
PLA!N STREET,
Neur to i)r. .Jackson's,.
COLUMBlA, S. C.
Orders Promp~tly Attended To.
Femar.rad my
A.. P. PIFER, M. A.. : : : Principal..
Miss FANNIE LEAVELL,:: Assistan.
Prof. F. WERBER, : usical Dep't.
Tt IE Exerci.-- of the above Seboic, wj!l
Lne resumend on TE&:DAY, ~ 7th .JANUA~Y,
187:t.
Tuition fro-o 812. to \".50 per Ssom:e.
Paid in advane or -at%etILortil V een:edl.
Pupils wvill be charged .mrm 'date of 4n
rance to the end of the. 'esion. No me
.iuetion except in case~ of protracted ill
tess.
Plfain, smbst antial boardinZ c:n be ob
ained with thea Principalt at ?! 5 t:-'r mtnt;h.
GOL. S. FAIl', Pres't.
A SITUATION
M ANTED, by' coempetent and reliable
3keetok'ep a set of Pooks. For.
Ji~ er fom n utl at e
IL. 3. SPEERS,
CONTRACTOR
F-or t!.e eciio:: of :i,! kindjs of
MONUMENTS,
Mouiental Head 8icnes,
TOMBS, ('071IN GRAVE STONES, &c.
Yard nea.r N. A. 1u:ter'! Shop, Ncw
berry, S. C. .an. 15, 2--,n.
P iw0oraphy.
'UR GALLERY.
i. L dT iet y . A1"o tii
PHOTOGR?APH GALLER
NEWBERRY,
is in full bast and:doin- thing; up a:! righ,
and wel prepared for a good run this Fail.
A inds of werk doine in good style, in
eludinz copying of old Pictures, Filling Pins,
Rings, &c.
A fine lot of
ALB.TJMS
Come along durin- this pretty weathe r.
W. If. WISEMAN.
e' 2, 40-tf.
GERMAN
SOOTHINNG U0ROMe..
Invaluable in Teething, and Summer
plaints of Children. Cures
DIARRHME -,
DYSENTERY,
COLI
And other Diseases, incident to the period
of Denmt1on.
U.ike the "Soothinz Syrups," now so
widely Lsed, this CORDIAL contains
NO ANODYNE,
Or other injurious Drug.- It is comopose-d of
the very best materials, and should be
found in evcry Nursery. The best phvsi
cians recommend it.
MANUFACTURED BY
Dr. H. BAER,
, CHARLESTONK, S. C
Z For sale by MOTTE & TA RR ANT,
Newberry, S. C. May i, 19-f.
Cndertaking.
C. M. HARRIS,
Cabinet Maker &Undertaker.
Has on hand and will make to order, P.ed
steads, Ureaus, Wardrobes, Safes, Sofas,
Settees, Lounges, &c.
Cabinet Work~ of all kinds made and re
paired on liberal tertns.
Has on hand a full supply of Mletalic, Ma
hogany and Rosewood Burial Cases.
Coffins made to order at short notice, an
hearse supplied.
Oct 9 40) tf. MAR~TIN HARRIS.
THE SUBSCRIB~ER hras constar.tly o::
hand a fullassorutnent of t.he above approved
cases, of diffemtn p.iaerns, besides coffns
of his own make, all of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable~ rates, nit
promptness and despatch.
Persons desirous of having eases sent by
railroad will have them seut' free of charge.
A Hearse is abrays on h and and aill be
furnished at the rate of $10 per day.
Thankful for past pa'ronage, the sub
scriber respectfu'iy asks for a continu:1tion
of the same, and assures the p:ulic that
no effort on his part wil! be spar ' to render
the utmost satisfaction.
A. U. Crx?MAN,
Newberry S. C., Ju:y 1.
.Confectionery.
DEALER IN
Confectioneries,
GROCERIES, &c.,
AT THE
iBaltimiore Cornier,
Newberry, S. C.
THE BROWN
COTTON GIN.
Planters. rl exai the bore
ttir ..' . . I. comb.ines the. r. gmr.ed quail
3,' of implihcity. Strength: :tni Dura
bilily. IL ;ins fat andi clean, makes
X'Cellenit linit (Thn hin 1-4c. to
I-'10. pe i. bove n.arker.) and is univer
hly m ed m .d li:ghtest running
rin ina. We iare had :I,rtvyvears ex
erienceir. the bu:ine, and nwarrant every
P' pefet Gi(ns c hn.tdV in the hands
o au a n o wh nebte inspec:io:i.
(ire(ar1 ,Eo te-stimoials a:.d ful1
>aen, m tt 'enk L:v byl adessing.
ISRA EL F. BROWN, President,
Brown Cotton Oin Co.,
New London, Conn.
LEB J NE} PA .IIKEl, .igents.
DOTTONCGINS
MADE AND REPAIRED
AT MY SliOP ON
COLLEGE HILL,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Trive Mfe a TriaL.
JO HN A. CHAMAN.~