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rX? Q PAX,. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1870. Sals-Day.?Came oa Mooday last and passed away more quietly than the previous coo. The weather was very cold and dis-1 agreeable, and the skies looked as if they were ready as on a former occasion to drape the scene in a winding-sheet of*! f foow, or at any moment, to burst into a flood of tears, at human depravity, but fr^fortunately they found no occasion for] Seither such expression or rebuke, and Preserved Jhuir supplies, until luesduy, m when their pent-up feelings found vent W i? ? shower of joyful rain. Whether the causo of it was to be f f' und in tho coneuro of the News, or elsewhere, it matters not, but certainly there was a far better behaved crowd in Town On Mooday last than upon the same occasion in January. The crowd appeared to bo matter-of-fact, aod iu for business. Every one seemed to have come to buy, sell, or be sold, und not to get drunk. Of course there were some who were "in the spirit on Salesday," and somebody wanted to fij;ht unyhody but f nobody would fight him, but it waa al together a derided improvement on the former occasion. 7" The Sheriff, and tho Assignees were busy, and sold about 10,1 S4 acres of land for about ?14000. They were a great many mules ami horses exposed for sale, there being about }r nine ''bunches of stock" in Town. About thirty head were sold and brought lair prices. The lot with dwelling thereon, Amelia St. estate of S M. Kenuerly, was sold for $700. *The lot adjoining the same, 3 acres brought $3G0, and the lot corner of Amelia and Broughton St., one and a half acres brought $115. Improvements.?The march of pro gressive enterprise and improvement in Oraugcburg is still onward and upwnrd, for several new buildings have gone tip in the last mouth. Mr. Tread well has" put up a new store on Main Street which is well filled by Mr John Davis with a stock of goods. A few doors above, Mr. M. Albrccht 1ms erected a neat shop iu which he is at work at the shoe business, assisted by several good workmen. This building did spring up almost in a night, li'ie '-the armed men.*' Still though r ?pidly put up. the purpose of the place is to secure to its customers a good ?'un derstanding," and it is well supplied with last?. Am the Ni:\vs has been hying to keep pa.-'e with the march of improve ment. Wo have added to our Office a '?Sanctum, which will soon bo completed in which we expect to receive the "sub stantial" congratulations of our friends. Tho room below will he occupied as "our" law offieo, in which wo expect to rjc many a tlicut. Tho dispatch"* from Columbia yester day, report that the Senate has eoufirmed the appointment of T. K. Susportas as. County Treasurer in place of Juo. D. Monat, who has been removed. We call attention to the notice of the Shooting Match and Raffle of the Young Americas, to take place on the 21st inst. Monday week. The Committee aro mak ing active preparations, and wo bespeak for the occasion a bright cucccss, Let all come and participate. We refer our renders to the Law card of F. 51. Wanoauiuker Esq., in another column. The Annual Meeting of Stock holders of the So. Ca. Bail Road comeucd on Tuesday last in Charleston. Tho following gentlemen were elected Directors of the road. W. J. Magrath, Ceo. A. Tremholoi, Johu Hunckel, G. W. Williams, Henry Gourdin, C. M. Furtnan, L. D. DeSuussurc, Andrew Sinionds,F. J. Polier, B. H. Rico, H. H. DeLeon, Daniel Tyler, W. A. Courtouay, Jos. S. Gibbes, Jas. P. Boyeo. W. J. Magrath Esq has been elected President. The annual report oftho Superintuu liont of Education shows that 168,819 Children, between tho ages of 5 and 18 ?re attending school in 26 counties of the State. Of the total number, 68,108 child ren are wbit?, and 100,711 colored. There are 381 schools with 478 teachers, of whom, 405 are South Carolinians, aud 73 are Notbernors. We hope that the time will soon come when every child in the State will have within his reach aud moans a plain, commercial education. Jgnorancc, rather than indolence, is tho Father of all Evil. A Ponyslvania firm has rolled out u finely polished sheot of iron, thrco fuet long and twelve Inches wido, and weigh, jng but three aud a half ounces. It is thinner than ordinary writing paper. The Mormon missions is being pushed forward ?rith all the vigor and enorgy jrwfetfsed by ?'c Isadora on Long Island. Nicarrgua advice* rspcrt the coffee crop an entire tailure. t \> The thought in 8outhcun California is so great that faraiers are offering sheep at fifty cents per head. Soiuo of tho Erie shareholders iu Lou don actually cherish the innocent idoa that Mr. Fisk, .Jr., can he shamed into fair dealing. James Fisk, Jr., wined and dine - over fire hundred people at Saturday's re hearsal of the "Twclvo Temptations,*' in his opera-house. Wine flowed liko water, and tho most, costly eatables were sup plied. New York papers say that Mr. A. T. Stewart has added by purchase one thous and acres to his Homestead tract, 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 the Ice Crop.?The Eastern papers speak oi the probability of the failure of the ice crop on the At lantic seacoast. In this vicinity no ice has as yet been packed this .vintcr. The probability is that the country generally will have to rely upon the northwest for its supply next summer. The Upper M ississipi furnishes excellent ice every wiuter, and the puckers ot that region have a prospect for a ready market, lee dealers of this city think there will uot be euough j ut up here this winter to supply the demand of the city, a od that thoy will have to look to the north for the frozen product.? Si Louis Demo crat PlKENIX GUANO.? Four nnynauocd rows yietded forty jtotrndr, and /our ova- \ nor.d rows 101?believes it the best Fer tilizer luted In his section. Meant wether Co., Ga., December 4, 1869. Me tars. Wilcox, Gibbs ev Co.: I used one ton of 1'hocnix Guano with the following results; I left four rows by the side of that which was guanoed, and from theso four ungUanocd rows 1 gathered forty pounds cotton, and from lour of the guanoed rows on same soil and cultivated alike, 1 gathered one hundred and one pounds. / believe the Plu'ul.r is the best fertilizer that has been used in this section this ytar?} it stood the drouth better than any I saw. The hind I used it on baa been cleared thirty years -it is a light gray soil. I used 200 lbs. per acre. Where / useil the Guano thi crop ttowl the drouth better than where tlure was no'w. Respectfully, J. I). CULPEFPEU. \Ye would call the attention of our readers to the fact, that Mr. Geo. H. CoRNELsox, Agent of the %clh>' Ammouiatcd Done Super Phosphutc, has received a large supply ot this valuable fertiliser, which we can sate ly recommend to our planters, hav ing the full endorsement of tho great Georgia Cotton planter aud experimen ter Dr. E. M. Pcudleton gi" Sparta, Geo. See what he says \\\ tho December No. of the Southern Cultivator, page 381. Out of 15 commercial fertilizers, all of thetn put down at the rate of $10 pet acre, it was the seeoud best, paying 94 per sont, whereas Peruvian Guano paid only 56 per cent aud Rhodes ouly 39 per cent. Wo have ulso a number of certifi cates from Planters of our own State and County, who have used it before, and tho Agents are prepared to furnish cer tificates from all parts of tlic Southern States upon application to thetn. Give it a trial and be convinced. jao 8 m2. NEW GOODS JCST RECEIVED and OI1LULVO LOW FOIl 0 a s H b y F. E. SALINAS, BAMBERG AND GRAHAM'S T. O dec 18 tf Book? for Farmers and Stock. bkkkdek8.?Hound Yolumca of tbe AxiKiticah Stock Journal for 1808 contain ing 884 large double column pages sent post paid for.$1.00 Bound Volumes of the Amkuicaj. Stock Jour nal for 1809, containing 884 pagta. Rent post paid for.$1.50 The Dairymans' Manual, aent post paid for.'Jnets. The If orscmanB' Manual, sent post paid.26 " The llog Breeders' Manual, ?' ?? ...25 ?? The Sheep Hroedcra' Manual, " " " ...26 ?? Tho Poultry Breeders' Manual' " " ...20 ?? The whole five Manuals aent post paid to one addresa for.$1.00 Agents vnntod to whom liberal inducements will bo offered. Address N. P. hoy KU & Co , Publishers, 1'arkcaburg, Cheater Co., Pa. jsa 29 8m WJIIBKEY LABELS For Sale at THIS OFFICE. At 60 ts. par hundred mar ?f> market reports. Ori'icK or rat* On a no kb uro News, . Fobtuuary 11, 1870. COTTON-i-Sulcs during tho week 170 bale*. Wo quote : Ordinary.20(0,21 J Low Middling.22 Middling.224 Ronan Rick ........SI 20 per oushel. Cohn.~.$1.20 per bushel. Cow Peas.?$1.25 per bushel. PljfDERB.$1.00 per bushel. GOLD. 20 SILVER. 10 CHARLESTON MARKET. CHARLESTON, Fl'idav MoBKINO, Februuary 11, 1870. Ordinary.22 ?2JU GootLOrdiuuiy.23J?2il| Low Middling.24 ? Middliug.24i@24J latest qlotatioxs or SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN CHARLESTON, S. C, Corrected Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker, No. 2."? Broad Street. Fobrttunry 11, 1870. State Skcchitiks?Soutli Carolina, old, ?82; em new, ?82; do, rcgist'd stock, ex int ?79. City Secuuitibs?Augusta. Oa., Ronds, ?84 ; Charleston, S. C. Stock, (ex qr int) 54?65; do. Fire Loan Bonds, (Vi 75; Co lumbia, S. C. Bonds, ?70. RaILROAU BONUS?Blue Ridge (first mort gage) 60? : Charleston and SaTannah, 58?00; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusts, ?90; Chcraw and Darlington, ?80; Greenville and Columbia, (1st mort) 7?? ; do. (State guarantee) t'.2?> ; Northeastern, 84J? ; Savannah and Charleston, (1st mort) ?'(); do. (State guarantee) ?til; South Carolina, ??82; do, 7:t ; Spartan burg and CuiOn, Ot;"> 1. RaILRO.vu Stocks?Charlotto. Columbia and Augusta, (,? ">5; Orcnville and Colum bia, 2? ; Northeastern, 7?8; Savannah und Charleston, 25 (a : South Carolina, (whole shares) @4o; do, (half do) 22J? ExcDANGE, &c?New Yoik Sight, j| ofT par: Gold, 119?121; Silver, 113?115. sooth carolina b \ nk bills. ?Bank of Charleston. ? ?Bunk of New berry. ? Bank of Cumdcn.10? Bank of Oeorg-.to.vn. ..(/& Bank of South Carolina.10(.?. Bank of Chester. 6? Bank of Hamburg. 8? Bunk of Stute ot S C, prior to 18G1...56? Bank of State of issue I8|il and 1802..10? ?Planters' and .Mechanics' Bank of Charleston. C>. ?People's Bank of Charleston. ? *Union Ban!; of Charleston. ? ?Southwestern R It Bun!: of Charles? ton. (old). ? ?Southwestern R R Lank bf Charles ton, (new). ? State Bank of Charleston. 8? Farmers'und Exchange Bank of Char leston. ?J Exchange ILmk <>t Columbia.10? Commercial Bank "f C.ohimbin. 2(tx, Merchants' I'.ar.k <?: ("a.'raw. ?? Planters" Penk ol' ['airfield . '?'?(?<. State of S C Bills Receivable.par City of Charleston Change Bills.pur * Bills marked thus ? *) are being redeemed at the Bank Counters of eaph, jnn 22 Urn TAX NOTICE. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, OaANaEBUUO County, Feb. 1870. Notice is hereby given thai 1 will be at t)i< Severn" ditferont Places hereinafter iiniucd, for the purposes of COLLECTING STATE and COUNTY TANKS i'm- the YEAR 18?9, in the following proportions, viz: For General Purposes of State Gov ernment, Interest on State Debt and School Purposes.5 Mills. County Tax..1 Poll Tax.$1.00 Total per cent. S Mills. At Branchvillo ou the 15th and 10th Feb ruary. At Lewisville on the 18th and 19th Febru ary. At Fogies' on the 21st and 22d Februar}*. At .1. ILiinp Feldcr's Store on the 24tll nnd 20th February. At Cedar Grove on the 28th February and 1st March. At Easterlittg's Mills on the 3d nnd 4th March. At D. R. Shannahau's on the 7th ami 8th March. At Tyler's Store on the 10th and lllh March. At Zeiglcr's Store on the lllh und loth March. At Orangeburg from the 17th March to the 1st April. On tho 1st of April tho PENALTY of 2."> l'ER CENT, will l.c added, and all Default ers will he STRICTLY DEALT WITH, ac cording to Law. JOHN D. MOUNT, .fob 5?lit County Treasurer. mi mtb a exem l?tioxs. All persons who are, by Law, Exempt or La desire i. ? fafike application for EXEMP TIONS from Militia Duly, are notified to rail upon tho Undersigned, at Orungeburg, who is prepared with all the necessary BLANKS, vie., and will forward and utlend promptly to all APPLICATIONS entrusted to his cure. Applications to be made in person on r.r before the loth of Februnry next, jan 29?8t CHAS. S. BULL, N. P. TO Tit F. WQRK tfQ CLASS.?W. are now nxPi>eTe*t to fumLh ?II rlriMH-i with rcn.Mnt tia|il?jrtnsct at home,the whole of tho Inn. or f.r lit. apeie inninent,. Itniinri. u.w, light ?ixt profitable, l'nwiii of ritlirr.rj, eaaUv cam from 9V. t.i Mmi eventiiff, ana u proi>oiiioti?l auiu by devoting thrlr irktMe tiro, tn Ilm buaim ee. llnyeand gl,Itcain nearly a* murk mm n. That all ?liout ?11. notice may ?end Ihefr a4drMi,and laal Hi. bittlneea, we make tbla iinperalleWil J'fftr 1 Tuturbaaara not wellaatLrtod, we will atnrt f 1 lo par or lha trouble ef writinjr. Full partrr-tilara.a ??liiuhl? anm sta which will ilo t<> rt'inmanrn work on, and a copy of The Troptt't Literary <\>np<mltm-one of (tie laryr.l ervl be?t family UflNM a publi.hed ? .11 vat freeliy mall. Reader. Irrou w.nt i.ran.n.wl, pn*l<Mi wo-k, advtreee E. C. ALLEN a CO., AeociTA, Uini jttii Sr** *hn ]~?KK* of Pure Rrod Fancy \ POULTRY FOR. HATCHING. We have on band the largest and best selec tion of Fancy Poultry to be found in the country. Eggs carefully boxod and shipped, to any part of the country. For circulars and prices address. N. J'. BOY ER k Co., Psrkoshurg, Chester Co., Pa, I Jen 29 8m TT T_- o TT "R.. WILLIAM H; HOWARD, FLOWER DEALS?. ?ND COMMISSION At ERC II A XT, \ No. 2 Spear's Wharf Baltimore, M. D. Good to cbolco FINE, SUPER, EXTRA ami FAMILY FLOUR? suitable f?r Retail ing, constantly on bund. ' jan 22 3m Wanted! Wanted!! WANTED!!! 2,000 CUSTOMKK8 WITH Sufficient GHBKNBACKS to pajr tor th. CHI5-A.1t* goods OFFERED ?V W. T. LIGHTFOOT As be intend to make it an OBJECT for every one to buy bis DRY GOODS, Fresh Family Groceries AMD IIA HI)WARE in every variety LI<fcUOH$ of the best Brands and of all kinds, before they leave store. Alt want is a trial. ALSO HATS, (JAPS, SHOES k TRUNKS Wall Assorted. I beg leave to say that my LIQUORS are carefully SELECTED from Hie best Houses by myself, and I feel conti.lent in saying that I have the best in market, and gu.-.rantco theui to please every one who will favor mo with a Call; My terms arc Cash?Quick Sales and Small Profits is my Motto. W. T. LltiHTFOOT. jan 20 ly july31 REDUCED PRICES AT 3D. J.OTJIS' Corner Russell a.ul Market Street*. ORANT.EIH 'U}, S. C. Will sell entire St-ek of WINTER HOODS oil hand at Cost Prices. Call Root, and get BARGAINS. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES kept constantly on hand. D. LOUIS, At the Corner, jan 29 m?r 1!'. c ly m. albrbpht, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Olt A A^l?UltCl, S. C\. I ) ESPEC1 FULLY 1NKOH.MS tur ClTl JlA' sens of Orangcburg and Vicinity that ho tins opened at bis NEW STORE on Rus sell St re.-:, between Messrs. Rriggmann ?t Co. un i MeNamara & June*, with a coniploie Stock ol LEATHER, \u., ami tbat ne has sufficient VYorknteh to fill till Orders entrust: cd to him. Thanking the Public for pant patronage, respectfully soliciis a continuance of the same. 'I BUMS CASH. leb ? oct 23 tf Notice of Dismissal. "VTOTICK IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT ON jj\ the 3d -lay of March; lt>70, Henry D. Bennett will apply for Letters of Dismissal ns Administrator of tlio Batata of (ieo. J. Ron neu. deceased. THAI). C. ANDREWS. fth'. I, 1S70. Judge <>f Probat?. f?b ? 4t Notice of Dismissal. XJOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON J_l( the ijl?th day of February next, 1 will Ale my Final Accounts with the Htm. T. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for Letter.-* of Dismissal as Executor of the Es tate uf Gabriel Myers. LEVI D. MYF.RS, jan 2D?id Executor. Notice of Dimissal. rVTOTlCE IS HEREBY GlVF.N THAT 1 will, on the 2lith da; ?r March. 1870. tile my final Account with the Honorable ,lii(l^<- of !'i ? i>.i!c for Orarigcburg County; *s Executor of the Fat at o of Win. Snider, ilc ceusetl, and a.-* for Letters of Dismissal. JACOB SN 1 DER, jan 29?4t Executor. Notice of Dismissal. t\t<?ttck is HF.RF.by giyen that ON X\ iho I9lh day or February, 1*70. I will tile my Finn) Account us Administrator of the Estate of Joel F Bookhart, in the Honorable Probate Court, and nsk for Letters of Di> missory therefrom. w. j. bookhart; iau 22?It Administrator. Notice of Dismissal. T^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON tlio 17th day of February. 1st0, I will , file my Final Account as Administrator of I the Estute id Mrs. Rebecca Shuler, deceased, and on th.it duv ask lor Letters of Dismissal. T. P. STORKS, jan 22?U Qualified Administrator. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG. In the Court of Probate. Fx Parte } Thomas WilliHins. I Petition for Partition, et. Iix. ct. al. j It appearing to my satisfaction thnt Tbain ns M. Williams, Lewis Williams and Law rence Williams, three of the Defendants in this case, reside without the limits of this State. On motion of Messrs DcTrcville and Sistrunk for Petitioners, it is ordered : Thnt that the said Thomas M. Williams, Lewis Williams and Lawn-nee Williams do, within foi ty days from the publication of this order, ,appear, plea 1, answer or demur to said peti tion or judgment, pro confute will be entered gainst them. THAD. C. ANDREWS, I\ bi nary 2, 1870. Judge ol I'mbntr. feb ro 4o T?\WA:II TO I IS NOTIC'K. ? All 1 j P. rsous having demands against the Estate of F. M. Porter, deceased, will pre sent the same properly attested, and nil pi r sione hoi* bted to ?itjd J.V ate will niuko Imtnc d'tr.te payment to (he uuderrigncd pn pr, he foro the firtt day of Man ii nexl'j ALLEN PORTER, oct SO- Id Qualified Executor. i-~-3-? J TV PA V111^-?*?"" IS SELLING DRY GOODS AND SHOES BELOW COST-CALL SOON- BARGAINS HAVE JUST RECEIVED FRESH GROCERIES & FINE LIQUORS. SOLD .LOW FOR CASH?COME AND EXAMINE THEM ^^^^J^rjT^JgJ^M^C()nN and PEAS for which tlio highest Mar my Old Sund Stand, fob 6 lice will be puid in CASH nr Barter at J. W. PATTERSON. Irfc HI jVI O *V -A. Hi . NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! JOHN DAVIS & CO. HAS MOVED TO THE NEW STORE next to TREAD WELL'S HOTEL, RUSSELL STREBT, OLIANG EBURG, S. C, And Respect fully offers to their Friends and the Public Generally, Goods as CHEAP as can 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 W. T. M?LLER, GROCER AND LIQUOR DEALER, tot?* SELLS FROM JANUARY 1st. 1S70 FOR CASH ONLY. Keeps a well Assorted Stock of CHOICE GROCERIES, rtlso DRIED FRUIT. WHITE BEANS, DUTCH HER KINGS, and PICKLED CUCUM BERS iu Barrel. Constantly on hand CINCINNATI LAGER, E DIN BURG ALU, CABI NET, WHEAT and WEDDING WHISKEY, FRENCH BRANDY and HOLLAND GIN. All of the ?laive warranted to bo GENUINE. jan 20 nov Fl?iy W. T. MULLER. THE BALL IN MOTION. Decline in GOLD is Having its Effect Seeing is Believing', and if you Wish to Believe CALL AT GEO. H. CORNELSON'S STORE, As wc for a abort time, intend offering for CASH, a FARGE PORTION of OUR STOCK, which, in comparison to the IIEA'L VALUE, will look as if we wish to GIVE THE GOODS AWAY. Come OFTEN and come EVERY DAY. GEO. II. COIINELSON. j*n 22 oct o k GEO. E. C0EUELS01T, IS AGENT FOR Zells Ammoniated Bone Super Phosphate milEY ALSO KEEP ON II AN D AND TAKE ORDERS FOR PERU JL V1AN and PACIFIC GGANG, and all other LEADING FERrTLLZ htlS. Dissolved l)one? Plaster, etc. jan 22 If STOCKEE'S CHEAP CASE STOEE, w 1?h go o ? > H H OD ft W q in H ? H9 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP!!: I SHALL, FROM THIS DAV ' y'flL TDK FIRST 01' MARCH NEXT, OFF?R MV entire Slock of J^AjU^and Wlftl^lt UOqD'S ?t wry tew Trices. The remaining Sttfok flf Cloaks, Shawls, Winter Dross Goods i'a'T Clothing will he offered at Cost. Those Q? m-^r! be, ?i)!d to m?k* r.?oi? <W SPIUNO GOODS. Conio soon and get bargains. I bare also a Good gtock of Hoots, tyhoef, Hats, papa, firoccrios. Ar.. 4c, otieap tor Caah. J*n 1 nut; 23 ]y. Just Received at DR. OLIV.IQ ICS1 THRESH GARDRN BKKMbrr8VC.H AX fj Onion Set?, Cabbage, Ttuijips, Jtiv?Kli*?!i. Sect, Beans, ?Wr^<?rtlM-?.-rnmt?tf. Corn, Cucumber. Egg Plant. K?h! ttabi, Lc#k, Lci tuce, Mustard, Ok:u, Parole j, Pa out}?, Vvf+rf per. Saltify, Quash, Spinach. Tomato. .c:c. Dr. OL1VIROS reject fully calls the r.f tention of the public to his VARIED mil WELL SELECTED Stock - ? MK1.MCIN) whico he warrants para an-1 rcHnbir. His loug expericuoc iu the dispcuauie ami compounding of Modjcines wcrrnuts tum Iii saying that all those of hi. own' manofiicfu'rs are guarraniecd pure-in'bverv pai-ticul?r.' E. J. 0L1VKROS, M. D., jan 8 JJnigglst and IMiarmuceuiist. F GENUINE IMFOIITIJ) NORWAY OATS. Samples Scat Free 2L Farnurs. ROM 100 to 130 bushel* grown to She acre, Weighs from 40 to 46 pounds to tlie bushel. Thia Oats has been grown on every variety of soil, and in every Stale of the Union, with the most perfect success. The grain is eery largepluntp andhandset lu?* a remarkable thin husk, and ripens earlier than the common vm-idies. The straw is bright clear, rlvut. arid not liable to lodge, is perfectly tlrar of rast; and grows from 4 to f> feet high. Wo have bo?l>. tho White and Black Nor way, both tho same price and equally pro? dnctive. We will seail oiie ipjarl of the above ?aV? to any address post paid for.?I.<J> Two quarts, post paid......I......SJ.; ti \ One peek sent by express or freight.| <? Half bushel, 20 pounds.?tjj >' One bushel 40 pounds.$KM 0 CAUTION. Jtfjjr We wish it distinctly un derstood that thia is not ix light cut*, weigh ing 28 to 22 lbs. raised in New England, and sold under the name of Norw?r, hut import. ?I Seed, every bushel guaranty- i to weigh i'J lbs., or the money refukard. Samples of both kinds nfn'f.rr for a thr<?e cent stamp. Also Circulars oud Tcslimoui -l<. Address all orders to. N, P. BOYER & Co.. Parkesburg, Cheater Co., P, jan 29 Sita INSURE YOUR LIFE. THE EQUM AHLE tjtVT* COX duets its busiftc! ? art til ? rxj?'?ft m i tv. aii ALL cash PLAN. -PAi AS TOU GO'' Is the safe j-uh- i? life asslka>(T. as in anything else. Its NEW BUSINESS in the yearvT8d&**? ceded, that of any ?i'H iif, -\;/4v" ,.r ??MIXED" COMPANY by itpwaWsat TwVlve Millions. ALL PROFITS divided am- tbs Policy Holders annually. income.r,:ooo,ott?.^d ASSETS.!>>.t o:..oi.?o.o-j The EQU1TAB l.r. ASSURANCE SOCIET'V offers to the Public all,the REAp;ADVAN TAGE which can with safety hi! Concede 1 by any Company. N. AUS i IN LI LL. junc 20?apl ''.?tf Lucid Ag<:ot. Premium C'Itc*toi* WiiHo Pure Blood Short II.mu. (Durham.) Devon, AMerncy and Ayrshire Calves. Mer ino, Southdown and Cotswold Sheep. Ci??l?. mere Goals, Importal Sufl'.i'... :'. - . v. Bei 1? ? shiro and Seflvn Pigs arfd u.\ Clio'ce Breels of Poultry for feile. Send for Circul.u a and Prii-v-e A dduvs N. P. POYBR * Co., Path- i''urg, CIL iiti ? <?.. Fa ' jan 2'J viu . . " v."!. ~ . - - ???? .rjl .ifi:'? This wonderful vege table rcstorativo is the sheet-anchor of 4\w 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 espee 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 strengt h and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever it is intro duced it becomes ;i 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 all Druggists, Grocers and Country Stores. aug 21 o ly romp mast "?^SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THE Jjj use of tho Medical Profession and the. Family, posscssrn'l those Intrinsic we^-Innl properties whioh belong to an Old and pura Gin. 'j'dispcrtsabie to Frmales. Good for Kidnc;, YmphtlntS. A detiolnus Tome. V%%. up in rasna ccfttalnirtg eme dojen ?ot ijca car-} f and sold by all Druggists. Oroe'er?. A. M. BINTNOLR, .\ CO., Kstibliah :77ft, N<f. 1ft Beaver Jit., tf. Y. DU. E. J. OLIVER*>;i, Agent?. "nlv?$1?"m ., O.- m - 'antr/S. C.