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-?. M?T^iO -. . B?f V>W?? J^UASYtIS, 1870. j Sai.k-Day.?Come on Monday lust ^ and passed away more quietly than the previous one. The weather was very cold and dis> agreeable, and the skies looked as if they were ready as on a former occasion to r. drape the scene in a winding-sheet of mow, or at any moment, to burst into a flood of tears, at human depravity, but t fortunately tbey found no occasion for Seither such expression of rebuke, and "reserved ihoir supplies, until Tuesday, a when the>r pent-up fcolings found vent " in a shower of joyful rain. Whether the cause of it was to be f' und in the consura of tho Nxws, or elsewhere, it matters not, but certainly there was a far better behaved erowd in Town on Monday last than upon the - same occasion in January. The crowd appeared to bo matttr-of-fact, aod in for business. Kvery one seemed to have come to buy, sell, or be sold, and not to get drunk. Of course there were some who were "in the spirit on Saleaday," and somebody wanted to fight anybody but * nobody would fight him, but it was al together a decided improvement on the former occasion. The Sheriff, and the Assignees were busy, and sold about 10,134 acres of land for about $14000. They were a great many mules aud horses exposed for sale, there being about - nine '-bunches of stock" in Town. About thirty head were sold and brought fair prices. The lot with dwelling thereon, Amelia fit. estate of S M. Konuerly, was sold for 8700. The lot adjoining the same, 3 acres brought S3G0, and tho lot corner of Aredia and Broughton St., one and a half acres brought $115. in.?? i ??I Improvements.?The march of pro gressive enterprise and improvement in Orangeburg is utill onward and upward, for sevoral new buildings have gone up in the last mouth. Mr. Trcadwull bus put up a new store on Main Street which is well filled by Mr John Davis with a stoek of goods. A few doors above, Mr. M. Albrcciit has erected a neat shop in which he is at work at the shoe business, tissisted by several good workmen. This building did spring up almost in a night, liVo '-ihn armed men.*' Still though rapidly put up. the purpose of the place \> to secure to its customers a go-id "mi dorstaiiding," and it is Wei! supplied with Isms. .' lid the News has been hying to ke^p p*m with the march of improve ment. Wo have added to our Office a '?Saiietum, which will soou bo completed in which we expect to receive the "sub stantial" congratulations of our friends. Tho room below will be occupied an 4iour" law offieo, in which wo expect to a>c many a client. The dispatch "a from Columbia yestor dny, report that the Senate has confirmed the appointment of T- K. Snsportas an, County Treasurer in place of Juo. I). Mount, who has been removed. We call attention to the notice of the Shooting Match and Ilafile of the Young Americas, to take place on the 21st inst. !V?onday week. The Ootnmittcc arc mak ing active preparations, aod wo bespeak for the occasion a bright euccess. Let all come und participate. Wo refer our readers to the Law card of F. M, Waonamaker Esq., in aoothcr column. - The Annual Meeting of Stock holders of the So. Ca. llail lload comencd ou Tuesday last in Charleston. The following gentlemen were elected Directors oflhoroad. W. J. Magrath, Geo. A. Trcmholm, John Hunckel, 0. W. Williams, Henry Gourdin, C. M. Furman, L. 1). DeSaussure, Andrew Simouds,F. J. Poiter, B. II. Rice, H. ii. DeLeon, Daniel Tyler, W. A. Courtcnay, Jas. S. Gibbcs, Jus. P. Boyce. W. J. Magrath Esq has been elected President. The annual report ofthe Superinten dent of Educutiou shows that 168,819 children, between tho ages of 9 and IB are attending school in 26 counties of the Blate. Ofthe total number, 68,108 child ren are whit?, and 100,711 colored. There are 381 schools with 478 teachers, of whom, 405 are South Carolininns, sod are Nothcroors. We hope that the me will soon come when evory ehild in the Stale will have within his reach and moans a plain, commercial educatiou. Ignorance, rather than indolence, is tho Father of all Evil. A Pertyslvanla firm has rolled out a finoly polished shoot of iron, three feet long and twelve Inches wide, and weigh. }ng but three aud a half ounces. It is thinner than ordinary writing paper. _ The Mormon missions is being pushed forward with ail the vigor aud energy possessed by its iwaqers on long Island. Nicaragua advices rouort the coffee crop an entire failure. The di ought in South can California is so great that farmers are offering sheep at fifty cents per head. Sotno of the Erie shareholders iu Lon don actually cherish the innocent idea that Mr. 1msk, Jr., can be shamed into fair dealing. James Flak, Jr., wined and dine- over five hundred people nt Saturday's re hearsal of the "Twelve Temptations," in his opera-house. Wine flowed like water, and the mobt costly eatables wore sup plied. New York papers say that Mr. A. T. Stewart baa added by purchase one thous and acres to his Homestead iract, and is now having it laid out in lots with broad streets and avenues. It is Mr. Stewart's intention to build a village. Failure Op tub Ick Crop.?The Bnatern papers speak of the probability of the failure of the ice crop on the At lantic scacoast. Iu this vicinity no ice has as yet been packed this winter. The probability is that the country generally will have to rely upon the northwest for its supply next summer. The Upper Mississipi furnishes excellent ico every winter, and the packers ot that region have a prospect for a ready market. Ice dealers of this city thiuk there will not be enough | ut up here this winter to supply the demand of the city, and that thoy will have to look to the north for tha frozen product.? S( Louis Demo crat FucKNIX Gl?ANO.?Four unguauoed row* yielded forty pounds, and four yva noe.d rotes 101?believes it the best Fer tilizer tucd in his section. MERIinVKTHKR Co., Ga., December 4, 1869. Me.tsrs. Wilcox, Gibbs <D Co.: i I used one ton of Phoenix Guano with the following results: I left four rows by the aide ofthat which was guanoed, and fro in thc.m four lingualen d rows 1 gathered forty pounds cotton, and from lour of the guanoed rows on same Boil and cultivated alike, I gathered one hundred n,,J 0,10 pounds. / believe the Fluruir is the best fertilizer l/iat has been used, in this section {his ytar ; it stood the drouth better than any I saw. Tue bind I u*ed it on has bceu cleared thirty.years ?it is a light gray soil. I used 200 lbs. per aero. Where I used the Guano ths crop stoui.1 the drouth better than tchere (here ir<m no'w. Respectfully, J. D. CULPEPPER. We would call the attention of our readers to the fact, that Mr. ?eo. H. Cornklsox, Agent of the Zelle' Ammoiiiated Rone Super Phosphate, has received a large supply ot this valuable fertilizer, which we can safe ly recommend to our planters, hav ing the full endorsement of the great Georgia Cotton planter nud experimen ter Dr. E. M. Pendleton ui' Sparta, Gco. See what he says.w jho December No. of the Soufjiern Chdticator, page 381. Out of 15 commercial fertilizers, all of them put dov n at the rate of $10 per aero, it was the secoud best, paying 94 per sont, whereas Peruvian Guano paid only 5t> per cent and Ithodes ouly 39 per cent. V\o have also a number of certifi cates from Planters of our own State aud County, who have used it bet?re, and the Agents are prepared to furnish cer tificates from ull parts of tlic Southern States upou application to them. Give it a trial and be convinced, jan 8 ui2. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERING LOW roil C A S II B Y F. E. SALINAS, BAM HE HQ AND GRAHAM'S T. O dec 18 tf Book* for Farmers and Stech BREEDERS.?Bound Volumes ot tho A Ai k til can Stock Journal lor 18G8 contain ing 884 large double column pages sent post paid for.$1.&0 Bound Volumes of the Amsbican Stock Joun nal for 1800, containing 884 pugoa, sent post paid for..f 1 .r.o The Dairymans' Manual, sent post paid for.2ootS. The Horscmans' Manual, seut post paid.26 " Tho llog Orceders' Manual, ?? " ...26 " Tho Sheep Hreedcra' Manual, " " " ...L'? " Tho Poultry Breedera' Manual' " " ...25 ?? The whole live Manuals sent post paid to one address for.$1.00 Agents van ted to whom liberal indttconicntd will bo effered. Address N. P. BOY KB & Co , Publishers, Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa. jan 29 8m WII IN HEY LABELS For Sale at THIS OFFICE. At 60 ta. par hundred mar 2C 00M11OR0IAL M A UK KT REPOIITS. Ornoa or tiik Obanorburq Nkws, . Fcbruuury 11, 1870. COTTON--3ulc8 during tlio week 170 bales. Wo quote: Ordinary.20(2,21$ Low Middling.22 Middling.22 J Rouou Rick ........SI 20 per oushel. Corn.......$!.20 per bushel. Cow Pkas.$1.25 per bushel. 1'iNDtns.$1.00 per buahoL CiOLD. 20 SlLVF.lt. 10 CHARLESTON MARKET. CHARLESTON, FlMDAT MoKMNO, Februufcry 11, 1870. Ordinary.22 @28i Good-Ordiuaiy.28|6*>28| Low Middling.2-1 (?< Middling.24i@24| LATEST QUOTATIONS or SOUTHERN SECURITIES, in CHARLESTON, S. C, Corrected Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, Jirokcr, No. 25 Broad Street. Fobruuary 11, 1870. St.?tk Seoouitik*?South Caroltua, old, ?82; ?Tb new, ?82; do, rcgist'd stock, ex int 6?;'?'?'? Citt Secukitibk?August?, On., Bonds, @84 ; Charleston, S. C. Stock, (ex qr int) 64(r?55; do. Fire Lonn Bonds, @75; Co lumbia, S. C. Bonds', (a 70. Railroau Bonus?Blue ltidgc (first mort gage) 50(7?> : Charleston and Savannah, 68@o0; Charlotte, Columbia ami Augusta, (o/.tO; Chcra'w and Darlington, @80; Greenville and Columbia, (1st inort) 70(a) ; do, {.'State guarantee) 02(<? ; Northeastern. 84A(W; ; Savannah and Charleston, (1st mort) (-<5.80 ; do, (State guarantee) (a>?>4; South Carolina, ?(ri\82; do, 7!?; Spartan burg and fJuion, (Wol. IlAii.no vn Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, f.i.??: (Ire^nvilln anil Colum bia, 2(WJ ; Northeastern, 7(n,H; Savannah and Charleston, 2? (2) ; South Carolina, (whole shares) ?46j do, (half do) 22*@ Exchanok, &c?New York Sight. J ofT par: Gold, 119@121; Silver, 1151? 115. SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS. ?Hank of Charleston. (S. ?Bank of Newberry. Bank of Cutndctl.40((r. Hank of Georg-.to.vn. fi(ru Bank of South Carolina.10? Bank of Chester. .r>(n. Bank of Hamburg. 8(jG Sunk of State of S prior t?? 1801 ...?;"-f.i; Bank of State of issue I8?1 and 1802..1 Ofa. ?Planters' and Mechanic.-.' Lank of Charleston. (S) ?People's H.;ttk of Charleston. (a* ?Union Bank of CharK'ston. (?, ?Southwestern It It Bank of Charles ton, (old). fS; Southwistern B 11 Lank bf Charles ton, (new). <'i. State Hank of Charleston. 8fnj Parmors* ami Exchange Hank of Char leston. (T?J Exchange hank of Columbia.10f.<; Commercial Hank of Columbia. 2(a, Merchants' But(K <>: ChorSW. ?J(nr) Planter.-' lV.nk 6T Fairficld . 8(V?) State of S C Hills Receivable.par City of Charleston Change Hills.pur * Bills marked thus t *) arc being redeemed at the Bank Counters of or.ch. jan 22 Urn TAX NOTICE. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, Obanoebuiig Couxty, Feb. .">, IsTo. Notice is hereby given that 1 will be at tar Severn* dlffoVOUt Plates hereinafter named, for the purposes of COLLECTING STATE and COUNTY TAXES for the YEAR 1880, in tho following projortions, viz: For General Purposes ol State tlov erninent, Interest on State Debt und School Purposes.?"> Mills. Couuty Tax.;5 Foil Tax.$1.00 Total per cent. 8 Mills. At Branchvillc on the l.r>th and 10th Feb ruary. At Lou isville on the l?tk and 10th Febru ary. At Fogies' on the 21.?. and 22d February. At J. Hump Fehler s Store on the 2 Ith and 20th February., At Cedur (i rove on the !2Sth r'cljruury mid 1st March. At Easierling's Mills on the 3d and 4th March. At D. R. Shannahan's on the 7th and Sih March. At Tyler's Store ou the 10th and 11th March. At Zeigler's Store on the 1 1th and 15th March. At Orangcburg from t.'ie 17th March to the lat April. On tho 1st of April tho PENALTY of 2? PERCENT, will he added, and all Default ers Will bo STRICTLY DEALT WITH, ac cording to Law. JOHN D. MOUNT, feb 5?Jit County Treasurer. MILITIA EXE9II?TIOXS. All peraons who are, by Law, Exempt or who desire to make application for EXEMP FIONS t'rpm Mtiina Duty, are uo'.ifled to cal upon tho Undcrslgnod, at Ornngcbnrg, who is prepared with all the necessary BLANKS, &c, and will forward and attend promptly to all APPLICATIONS entrusted to his care. Applications to be made in person on bv before the loth of February next. jan 20?8t OHAS, S. BULL, N. P. q m *m q ? * *. < t TOTIIF. WollKING CI.ASrf.-W*?.. now [u.parkil la nMn ?II rlMm ?Uli aklWMat tinpl?jr|iicut ?t ti.iiK.tlia whftlaoftha tuna Ol far lhaepara momenta. It iilnr.i u.vr, lifhtaad profitable. Pcraon. cfcitlicr ai-x out] v tsarn frosii SV'. tii SSpcr ?v?iiinj[, aiid a |iro)K>oiuuttl ijiii by davoUn?. thrit whole liinu In tf.o bu.hu u. Itovaand ?Irl? i?i n nni 1/ uiunriumm, That all winner On.lu.?cr may ??ndlh.fr ?ddreae, uml Iii? Imeineee, w? matt? Ibla ?inparoll.w.l cff.r; Toaurh ?aar? mit wall eali.iwt, wo will ?and ii to par fur tha trntiblu nt'wiltini.'. Full partim lara,? valuahle aoui pla which will do lo cmnmanre work on, and * copa of 7 Ar Trople't t.ittrary (hupmlon-rt-r of to* larraal and bait family naw.papc a publi.had?.11 aent froeliT a>*JI. lUaJcr. Ifrou w.nt irnn p-..?e?1.l? wo-V, ?Jdrraa E.O. ai.li'n a co., AeacsTA, tiioi ian 29 ?pr 3m EKK* ol' Pure Itrotl Fnncy POULTRY FOR HATClllN We have on hand tho largest and best selcc lion of Fancy Foultry to be found in the country. Eggs carefully hoxod and shipped to |ay part pf the country. For circulars r.r.d prise; s^dj-catf. N. I'. Il^YER k Co., Parkejbmg, Chester Co., Pa, ; jan 29 *m .FLOUR. WILLIAM 11. H?H.iHW, FLOWER DEALER A XI) COMMIBS10X JLfKJtCUAXT, No. ? Spear'* Wharf Baltimore, M. 1). Good to choice FINE, SUPER, EXTRA mid FAMILY FLOUR, suitable for Retail. ing, constantly on bund. f^XJL X.X f jan 22 8m Wanted! Wanted!! WANTED!!! 2,000 CUSTOMERS WITH Sufficient GREENBACKS to pay for the CHEAP GOODS OFFERED BY W. T. LIGHTFOOT i Ab he intend to make it aa OBJECT for every one to buy uis DRY GOODS, Fresh Family Groceries* AMD HARDWARE in every variety I.Mfcl.'OKS of the beat Brande and of| all kinds, before they leave store. All want is a trial. ALSO HATS, CAPS, SHOWS k TRUNKS Welt Aa sort cd. I beg,leave to say that my LIQUORS are carefully SELECTED from the beat Housea by myself, and 1 feel confident in saying that I have the best in market, and gu.-.rantcc them to please every one who will favor mo with a call. My terms are Cash?Quick Sales and Small Profits in my Motto. W. T. L10IITFOOT. jan 20 ly July 31 REDUCED PRICES AT Corner Jiuxsell und Market Street*. OR A NOER IJR^O, S. C. Will sell entire Stuck of WINTER GOODS on hand at Cost Prices. Call soon and get BARGAINS. CHOI CIS KAM IIA* GROCERIES kept constantly on hand. P. LOUIS, At the Corner, jan 2(1 mar 1" e Jy M, ALBBBpHT, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, OittX.l^lKCl, 8. <? 1) ESI'ECTFULLY IN FORMS THE CITI \, sens of Orangeburg and Vicinity that hu tins opened :,t bis NEW STOKE on Kus Bell Street, between Messrs. Drijrgmann .V Co. und McNamara & Jonen, with a complete Meek oi LEATHER, \o.. and that lie h.is sufficient Workmen to fill u'.l Orders eutruat* ed to liim. Thanhfng the Public for pant patronage, respectfully solioits a continuanee of ttie same. I F.UMS CASH. feb ? oct 28 tf Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY tilVF.N THAT ON the ?d day of March, 1S7U. Henry D. Ilonnctt will apply for Letters of Dismissal as Administrator id the Estate of (ieo. J. r..,u nett, deceased. THAI). C. AN DREWS, V<\>. I, IS7?. Judge <,r Probate, feb i) 41 Notice of Dismissal. "VTOTICB IS HEKEItY GIVEN THAT ON the 28th day of February next, I will tile my Final Accounts witlt tiie llou. T. C. Andrews, Judgo of Probate, and ask for betters of Dismissal as Executor of the Es tate of Gahrtcl Myers. 1.EV1 I). MYERS, jnn 20?td Executor. Notice of Dimissal. \TnTKK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 Mill, mi the 2Ulh da- ?r March, ISTf). tile my final account with the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orortgcburg County; *< Executor of the Estate of Win. Snider, de ceuscd, and ask for Letters of Dismissal. JACOB SNIDER, jan 2fl?It Executor. Notice of Dismissal. TVToTlCF. IS, nEREBY GIVEN THAT ON the 15?th day of February. 1S7(). I will file my Final Account us Administrator of the Estate of Joel F Bookhart, in the Honorable Probate Court, and nek for Letters of Dis missory therefrom. W. J. LOOK HAUT, jan 22?It Administrator. Notice of Dismissal. TVTOTitT. IS HEREBY GIVES THAT ON llio 17th day of February. LS70. I will file my Final Account as Administrator of the Estate id Mrs. KcUcooa Shuler, deceased, and on that day ask lor Leiters of Dismissal. T l\ STOKES, jan 22?it Qualified Administrator. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ORANGERURG. lu the Court of Probate. Ex Parte Thomas Williams, \ Petition for Partition, et. nx. ct. al. It appearing to my satisfaction that Them as M. Williams, Lewis Williams and Law it i..., Williams, three of the Defendants in this case, reside without the limits of this Stale. On motion of Messrs DeT re villa and Sis trunk for Potitionera, it is ordered : That that the said Thomas M. Williams, Lewis Williams and Lawrence Williams do, within foi ly days frum the publieation of this order, appear, plead, answer or demur to said peti tion or judgment, pro eonfetMO will be entered against them. THAD. C. ANDREWS, February 2, 1870. Judge of pndiitc. feb 5 40 T? X ECUTORS NOTICE. ? All Ijj Persons having demands against the Estate of F. M. Porter, deceased, will pre sent the same properly attested, and all per sons Lop bied to s?jd fT?tsPt will Make imme diate payment to the uinlcrrigntd on pr be fore the firs! day of March nort ALLEN POUTER, oct 80 id Qualified Executor. X PATTERSON. IS SELLING DRY GOODS AND SHOES BELOW COST?CALL SOON?BARGAINS HAVE JUST EECEIVEO FRESH GROCERIES & FINE LIQUORS. 1 SOLD JiOW FOR CASH?COME AND EXAMINE THEM Xfr A ^rVT^PI^T^i CORN and PEAS for which tho highest Mar-J W i\_iN X JCjJLJ""" ?et Price will bo paid in CASH or Barter at my Old Sund Staud. J. W. PATTERSON. fob 6 o */ REMOVAL. NEW ST?HE! NEW GOODS!! JOHN DAVIS & CO. HAS MOVED TO THE NEW STORE next to TREAD WELL'S HOTEL, RUSSELL STREET, 0RA^GEBURG, S. C, And Respectfully offers to their Friends and the Public Generally, Goods as CHEAP as eau be purchased from 'Any other Man." consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Hardware, &c. We warrant to please all Who will favor us with a call, jan 29 ly W. T. M?LLER, GROCER AND LIQUOR DEALER, -:o: ?9?SELLS FROM JANUARY 1st. 1ST'? FOR CASH ONLY.-?a Keeps a well Assorted Stock of CHOICE GROCERIES, also DRIED FRUIT. WHITE BEANS, DUTCH II Ell RINGS, and PICKLED CUCUM BERS iu Barrel. Constantly ou hand CINCINNATI LAG ER, E DIN BURG ALE, CABI NET, WHEAT and WEDDING WHISKEY, FRENCH BRANDY and HOLLAND GIN. All of the above warranted to be GENUINE. jan '20 dov 1.1?ly W. T. M?LLER. THE BALL IN MOTION. -:o: Decline in GOLD is Having its Effect Seeing1 is Believing, and if you Wish to Believe CALL AT GEO. H. CORNELSON'S STORE, As we for a short time, intend offering for CASH, a LARGE PORTION of UU.lt STOCK, which, in comparison to the REAL VALUE, will look as if we wi>h to GIVE THE GOODS AWAY. Come OFTEN and come EVERY DAY. GEG. H. GORNELSON. j*n 22 oct 3 k ]y GEO. E. COENELSON, IS AGENT FOR Zells Ammoniated Bone Super Phosphate riMIEY ALSO KEEP ON IIAND AND TAKE ORDERS FOR PERU JL VIAN and PACIFIC GUANO, and all other LEADING FERI'ILIZ htis. Dissolved Bone, Plaster, etc. jan 21 tf STOCKEIS CHEAP CASE STORE, NOW IS THE TIME TO UUY till EAP !! J I SJt?LL, FROM THIS DAY UNTIL THK FIUST OK ?ABC 11 NEXT, OFFBH MY entire Hlock of JPAjLI.ancl WlftTtilt ?JO<ii>N at WrJ Low "ru es. The renisiuing Stflek of Clonk?, Shawls, Winter Or i"n'?T Clothing w ill be offered at CoM. Thoaa Oopds iiiust bo sold to make room for SPIUN? GOODS. Coaio ?o?n and get bargains. I have aiao a Oood Stock of Boots, oh OOS, Hat?, f';i)>s. (iroecrle*. i.e., cheap for Cash. b?? 1 an- 23 ly. Just Received at DE. OJ?l VWZH<J*& TTtRESH OAKPEN SEEDS? SUCH r\*% ; jf Onion Set?, CubUajjf, T'trnjps, Raddish. Beet, Beans, Cur; ..!. < vm .-. Collard-. Corn, Cucumber, Egg Plant, Kohl Btibi, Leak, Let tuce, Mustard, Okra, Jf.anlej. l'miix?y?, Vvpt per. Salsify, Quash, Spitmeh. Xoaiato. e;y. Br. OLIVrROS reapcctfull'. ealp the at-',, teutionof the public to bis VARIED nu 1 ' WELL SELECTED Stoek ?,f MEDICINE:-, whico be warrants pure end ycdhcklc. A< , 1 m-nV Hid loug cxperiouvu in the d>^icnaiug Vufa compounding of Medicines warrants htm in saying that all those of hi: utvn uiAiitifiTeloVrf are guarrautccd pure ht everv particular.* E. J. OLIVEKOS, .M. ?., jau 8 Druggiat and Pharmaceutist. gfnlink IHFOK'i'KI) NORWAY OATS. Samples Sent Free 1h Farmern. FROM ltX) to 100 bushels grown to the acre, Weighs from 40 to 40 pounds to the bushel. This Oats has been grown on every variety of soil, and in every State of the Union, with the most perfect success. The gruin is rerjf Vtrgtplump andknndioi has a remarkable thin tiutk, and ripens earlier than the common varieties. The straw is bright clear, rlvut, and bo/ lluble to lodge, is perfectly rlcar of runt: and grows from 4 to f? feet hlpth. Wo have both tbo White und Black Nor way, both tho same price and equally pro ductive. We will scad one quart of the above (Lit-; to any address poi>l paid for.$l.t (i Two quarts, post paid....1.-SJ.t H Ono peck sent by express or freight.m Half bushel, 20 poimds...$ti.< U One bushel 40 pounds.$ltj.l f CAUTION. H*ar Wc wish It distinctly t.n derstood that this ia not a light outs, weigh ing 28 to U2 lbs. raised in New England, and sold under the name of Nor war, but import, d Seed, every bushel guaranteed to tvci^'-i 10. lbs., or the money re'lutiit/d. Samples of both kinds lent free for a three cent stamp. Also Circulars and Teslina.ni.'l*. Address all orders to. N. P. DOVEit & Co.. Parkesburjr. Cliccter Co., \\ jun 29 "iu INSURE YOUR LIFE. THE EQDITAI1LE I/I FI ] CON ducts its bu?i tie on the PURELY M?T?Vtj ALL CASH PLAN. ?PA V AS YOU GO" is the safe rutb i 1 LIFE ASSUKANCl: as in any!hi 10/ olsn. Its NEW BUSINESSJn-tbc >--at? icdSex ceeded, thut of tiny ??CHEt'-;. ??NOTE"' or -MIXED" COMPANY try ?pwaf iroi Tw-lo. Millions. ALL PROFITS divi hd among thd Pu?.y Holders annually. INCOME. C.OC&Ol&iM ASS K-TS.lu.tMH j.i )??*'. ts^i The KQU1TAJ1LE ASSU IIAN;;". sm'lETY offers to tlie Public all.the REAL .VDVAN - TAGE which can with safety in: conceded by any Company. N. ALSiIN Kl IX, June 2t>?apl X?tf Local Agent. Prem in us C'Ito?tcr VtitilePiss Pure Blood Short li.iiu, ( Purlin to.) Devon, Alderney and Ayrshire Calves. Mer ino, Southdown and Cotsw?>M Sheep. Oo?l? mere Gouts, Pn- ? \-t-.d Soft;/;., tjasejt, Betl.? shiro and SeRun I'igs and u.\ Plio ee Breeds of Poultry for sale. Send for Circular* nudPricfofg Addi <?>.?, N. P. BOY|:it <* ?"o.. Pork- i'mrg, Chester <'o.. V jan -'J ' ? Mtu . PLANTATION BtiTERS Tiiis wonderful vege table restorativo is the sheet-anchor of 41k> feeble and debilitated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged and languid it has no equal among stomach ics. As a remedy for the nervous weakness to which women are Cr?pee ially subject, it is superseding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropical, tem perate or frigid, it acts as a specific in every species of disorder which undermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever it is intro duced it becomes a standard article?a me dicinal staple. It is to-day the best and purest tonic, and the most popular medicine in the civilized world?be sure and got the genuine. Sold by si! Druggists, Grocers and Country Stores. aug 21 e ly 1 71 SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR TI!R use of the Medioal Profession and tl<? Family, panscssmg those intrinsic taoftiwLiwl properties whioh belong to an Old and P?r* Gin. Indispensable to Fernstes. Good for Kidney Ccmphdiii'S. A delicious Tonic. Pi t up in eases containing one don-.; ir-utc? fad ( and sold by all Druggists, Oroeor?. A. M. PlMNPI ". \ CO.. Kstiblish r7"8.?? l&BearfTSU N. Y. DU. E. J. OLIVLUoS. Agent, ju'v \\ *.m t)j v. Vr.i;. S. P,