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T_. O C -A. I.. -!-? 8ATUROA Y, FEBRUARY 19, 1870 CPa\ .*X ~K o. .?} * Monday will bo a memorable day in ihe history of Orangeburg. The Young Americas cclobralo the fifth teen anniver sary of their company, by a Shooting Match in the morning and a Parade at t o'clock, P. M. The money taken in payment for the ?bot? for tho prices, ia for the purpose of painting the Young' America Engine House. The cause is a good one, und the Young Americas deserve tlu cordial ?ww handsome support of the communi ty. Tha idea of a shooting match is ?so of tha happiest that could have been suggested. /We hear of several marks n men, who arc practising with their rifles' and pistols for the occasion, aud there Hill no doubt be some crack shooting. Let all conic and sec and shoot. The Parade in the afternoon w'dl be a marked orte, as the Elliott Hook and Ladder Company have been courteously is-itcd' to parade with the Young Amer ica, and the former Company will make its first appearance, witb their new und beautiful truck. A1 Committee has been ? appointed to negotiate with the Clerk of the Weather for fair akics, and tho ladies aud the Sowers are expected to be there. Let the whole County come to town next Monday ! At a meeting of the Elliott Hook and Ladder Company on Wednesday evening tha following officors were elected. W. J. DbThv.vu.i.k, Esq. Solicitor. pr. E. J. Ol.lVKltos, Surgeou. Mr. Gao. 8. Siiiueu, Steward. ^l/tuAVKKS AcgonKD.?On Thursday. 10th instant Chavis (alias Chavcrs) was triad at Hingst ice for the murder of T. <l. K. l>argan Esq.. 011 the IS1I1 of Jail -.Vary last at Grahams Cross lloads.? Polioifur Atkinson was ably assisted in iboprt.aeeutinii by >!r. Doxier, of George town. The prisoner was defended by Y. O. Si-trunk Kmp, of Orangeburg. Tlit? jury (half white) brought in a ver <li?t of acquittal. The evidence was eir ?uuotaiiii.il, and was nut considered suf H*.nu\\\ Mroug for conviction. >'a!K i.N OltANCl.lllJItti ! ? At the reg ular quarterly meeting of the County Agrietiltur.il Society, ru the 12th inst., it Was unanimously resolTcifto have an Agricultural and Mechanical Fair, at Oraugubuig fur this County, in Novem ber next, previous to the State Fair at Columbia The propusitioii was greeted with enthusiasm, und the member.- pro aent subscribed handsomely towards car rying out tho eminently beneficial idea. Orangeburg must not be behind Barn Wain A Good Kxa.mim.k.?Among the practical and useful improvements on aar streets, we notice that Messrs. Ca it mill A Vince have laid a wooden pave maut in front of their store. Let all our ?erchauts '-do likewise." We call tho attention of our readers to ths card of .Mr. Win Aikeu Bull, in another column. This gentlemen is a Irst rate mechanic, and wo bespvak for him a helping hand, in bis business. We have received tho Report of tin Committee on Stock, of the- Agricultu ral Society which will appear next week. 1??????.????^?? A Woodkv 'Cabdagk.?The woll kaown Mcrvin, has astonished our wise acres, and oursclf by bringing in a very remarkable natural curiosity. It ap pears to be a knot or excrescence, on the root of a pine, most beautifully sculp tured and carved, and looking very much like a wooden cabbage. It is supposed by some that the knot grew on the root up into the furu leaves and as it forced its growth formet a mould a'?oiig the leaves, and Became a perfect and curious oast. Connecticut has produced woodeu nut megs; but here she ia outdone by our wooden eabbngc. It has scorned to us that ns Dame Na irs'a inystlo sculptor was carving this ?rious frea sho must have laughed in sleeve, am slio wondered who would b?) the discover of bor little mischief; and) wo can almost imagine that wo sea the beautiful and nude wood-tiymnhn. peering from behind tho trees as Mcrvin q rjwi?jiui ?? Eureka !" <N Tb? Ii..?-??? Mn/tir-i w~c:civ :?ct crcr over Mr. Hamilton's store Oil the 14th inat. ThcroVus u very fair attendance of physic aus of the County, and steps were taken to orguuize the Society, which has beeu suspootktd during the war. The previous officers of the Society were re-elected und arc as follows. Dr. T. A. Elliott, President. Dr. R. W. Bates, Vice-president. Dr. A. S. Sallkv, Secretary. Dr. ?T. II. O Cain, Treasurer. The Society adjourned to meet on the second Tuesday in April. 1*1? in a BALLOON) ?OYS.?*-The ex citement produced by the passage of a balloon over our Cotlnty on Wednesday last, is explained by the fact that a Mr. S. A. King did ascend in a balloon at Augusta und passed down the rail road over to Clarendon County. lie passed Mr. Wcs. Culler's place ucar enough to be hoard by the family, as he asked sonic question. His descent was rather danger ous, the balloon lodging on the top of a dead pine, and thou falling violently to the ground. The mronaut however es caped unhurt. Attention is called to the advertise ment of the Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance company. Mr. Jas. II. Fowles is their Agent at Ornngcburg. A New enterprise.?We direct attention to the advertisement of Mr. J. C. Dcbby. in to-day's issue, calling for agents and canvassers for the sale of several valuable standard works. Mr. Dcbby has his headquarters in Augusta, Ga. The Supreme Three.?The EdgeGehl Advertiser says : "The Supreme Bench is now full. Moses, chief justice ; Will ard and Wright, associate justices. Willard is a son-in-law of our Zcphauiuh Platt. It is said that Moses and Will *rd have been cringing with terror at the idciofa negro being elected to sit beside them. Moses will probably getr id of the difficulty by being elected senator Willnhl, lor the $4000, will, very likely. _".rtii and endure it. That Wright is lar the most honest and decent man of the three, is i Inct beyond all doubt, lines I inn or discussion." Wo notice that the Bamberg young men have organized a Dramatic Club and given an entertainment. We wish them success, and hope that the similar Club which is being orgauizi d.at Orange burg will enry out their idea. Nothing would all id a more pleasant entertain ment for the cm liiltg. We would call the attention of our readers to the fact, that Mr. G Et?. II. C<) It nelson, Agent of the Zells' Auiiuonitttvd Bone St per Phosphate, has received a large supply ot (his valuable fertilizer, which we can Silc ly recommend to our planters, hav ing the full endorsement of the great Georgia Cotton planter and experimen ter Dr. R. M. Peudleton of Sparta. Geo. See what be says in the December No. of the Southern Cultivator, page 381. Out ol 15 commercial fertilizers, all of them put down at the rate of 610 per acre, it was the second best, paying 04 per pent, whereas Peruvian Guano paid only 50 per cent and llbodcs only 39 per cent. Wo have also a number of certifi cates froni Planters of our own State and County, who have used it before, and the Agents are prepared to furnish c r tificates from all parts of the Southern States upon application to them. Give it a trial and be convinced. jan 8 m2. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED and OFFEKlXCt LOW for C A S If J! Y F. E. SALINAS, B AMBE HQ AND QUA HAM'S T. O dec 18 tf Book* Tor Farmern and Sleek KRF.F.DKRS.?Round Volumes of the AjUKnlOAM Stock JoubmAI. for IHtiH contain ing '?'>* I large double oalumn pages sent post paid for.$l.?(? Round Volumes of the A Mr.itie \s Stock Joeit sai. for iM(i'.?, containing ;.si pugis, sent post paid for.$1.00 The Dairyniaus' Manual, sent post paid for."Joels. The Horsemans' Manual, sent post paid -?> ?? The llog Breeders' Manual, ?? ?? ?? ...Sift The Sheep Breeders' Manual. ?....2"> 14 The Poultry Brooders' Manual' ?' " ,?2fi " flic whole five Manuals sent post paid to one address for.$l.oo Agents wanted In whom liberal Inducements nil! by offered. Address N. P. BOVHIt .S: Co . Publishers. Farkcaburg, Oh ?ler Co., Fa. jan 29 8m G?MMiiiE?IAL. IM A IS IC ET UK POUTS. $ ~ .. ?) e. 1 "> office Or thk OllAKOKBtinO Nkws, Fcbruuury 18, 1870. COTTON?Sales during the. ?ruck 140.1 bales. Vie quote: ' Ordinary.20@2H Low Middling.2ll Middling.42| Hottuii R.icjc.fei -0 oor .msb,el. ConN.$1.20 per bushel. Cow Pkas.$1.26 per buHliel. Pinokuk.$1.00 per bushel. OOL?. -0 SILVER. 10 C11A R LESTON M AR KET. CUABLKSTOX, Fj il/AY Moi;.MNO, Fcbruunry 18, 1870. Ordinary.1.22 (<c,2-l Good Ordinuiy.28 (<23j Low Middling. .24 (a) Mi Idling.24 (?;24J LATEST QUOTATIONS or SOUTHERN SEC?1UT1 ?8, in CHARLESTON, S. C, Correct*! Weekly In) A. C. KA ifFMAN, Broker. So. 2."> Broad Street. Februuary 18 1S70. Stvth SKOUUtTlES?South Ciirolinn, old, 84@86; do new, (./ 7'.?; do. regist'ri .??lock, ex Slit (<< 7'.>. City Skim iutikk?-Augusta, (in., Hoods. (f?.Sl : Charleston, S. U. Stock, (ex <|r int) Oi ?t>; do, Fire Loan lhmds, 0'_~^\ Co lumbia. S. C. Bonds, (<i 70. K.Mi.noAO Bonos? Blue Itl-igc (first mort gage) <">"("? ; Charleston and Savannah. 58(mG0; charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, (.?.'.iti; Clicraw and Durlington, (h)80; Greenville and Columbia, (1st morf) 7G(?) ; do, (State guarantee) 04(a) : Northeastern, 841 (a ; Savnnnnli and Charleston, (l?t niort) (77)80; do, (State guarantee) (<i',i; South Carolina, f?.o2; do. 7:1: SpurlAu burg and Union, (? '?4. RAii.noai> Stockh?Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, (8)55; Greenville and Colum bia, 2t</. : Northeastern, 7f</.H; Savannah und Charleston, 2."? ; South Carolina, (whole shares) ($40; do, (half do) 22J(u) ExOH a nor, &c?New York Sight, | off par; Gold, 119(3 121: Silver, 113ml 15. BOCTtl cabolixa bvsk dills. *Hnnk of Charleston. 0>. ?Bank of Ncwborry. (??'. Dank of Camden.40(a) Hank of Georgetown. ?">("? Bank of South t.'urolilia.l()f.<* Hunk of Chester. 6(oj Hunk of Hamburg. "(?< Hunk of Stale of S C. prior to 1801 ....V.r.,. Hank of Stntc or issue ISMI an 1 1S-12..IOCo ?Planters' and Mechanics' Hunk of Chnrlcston. (??. ?People's Hank of Charleston. (;<} ?Union Dank <d' Charleston. (?<, "Southwestern It It Hank of Charles ton, (old). (rt, "Southwestern U It hank of Charles ton, (new). On Stale Hank of Charleston. of". Farmers' and Exchange Hunk of Char leston. f.*.A Exchnnga Dank of Columbia.I0fa< Commercial Hunk of Columbia. 2m ?.!;; -.' ??ail* of Ciicraw. '<(n. Planters* Hank of Fnirfichl . 3(?j State of S C Bills Receivable.par City of Cluirleston Change Hills.par * Hills marked thus (*) arc being redeemed at the Hank Counter* of each, jnn 22 Out TAX NOTlCIv OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, OitAMiKHciid County, Feb. ?. 1870. Notiee is hereby given that 1 will l>f hi the Severn' different Planes hereinafter named, for the purposes if COLLECTING STATE and COUNTY TANKS for the VEAR 1 Hf.'.i. in the following p'o] oi lions, vi/.: For General Purposes of State Gov ernment, Interest on Slate Debt and School Purposes'.."> Mills. County Tax.U Poll fax.>.$1.00 Total per cent. s Mills. At Hranchville ..u the 15th uml 10th Feb ruary, At 1 tCWiSVillc on the 1 Sth and l'.'th Febru ary. At Fogies' op the 21st and 22d February. At J. Hump Fehler s Store on the 24th and 25Hi February. At Codar Grove on the 2Sth February and 1st March. At Fosterling"* Mills on the 3d and -411 ? Ma reh. 'At [). R. Sbnnnaban's on the 7th and 8th March. At Tyler's Store on the 10th and 11th March. At Zoiglcr's Store on the 1 Ith und 15th Ma re Ii. At Orangeburg from tlie 17th March to Ho lst April. On the 1st of April the PENALTY of 25 PEU CENT, will he added, and all Default ers will be STRICTLY DEALT WITH, ac cording to Law. JOHN D] MOUNT, feb 5?3t Coilnty Treasurer. M 2 LIT IA K X KM PTIOXN. All persons who are. by Law, Exempt or who desiro to make application for EXEMP TIONS from Militia Duly, are notified to call I "upon the Undersigned, at Orangeburg, 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 or before the 15th of February next. jnn 29?At CIIAS. S. HULL, N. P. TOTIIK WOIIKINO CLASS.?We nrr now pteparM to fiirnl.h ull rlatatw with r.iM.tani rnu4<ij in, ni hi hnmt.llit wholeof Ihr lime nr fur Ihr ?p.-vrr lin.miiit.. Hu-im. . ? n r? . H?hl am! prnltutile. Pen?.li? nfeltl.t r ?rx rn?llv < ?r n fri.tu BK. In ? ??I"' r.riiinr, ?ml ? prt>pMi?i>iial ?um h? drvi.liur. their wlinlr Ilm? ti> tf.e DUftneM. II") .?ml f h -. .u nr?rlr mm Raotieti. Tint .11 wlm.ee tbl? notice m?jr o nil I In Ir ?ililir... ?ml |i ?t tlio Im.lnr.., ?>? make Uli. tinpnrnllrk-<l i m r t 'I ...in Ii n.nre n>tt ??II.?Ii,heil, wr will ?eml (1 tu p?y fnr Ih* Irnnlilu nf wrltini;. Filii IwrticiiUr?,a Valuable Mm. ?1e which willi|o I? rranOMItC* wi?k on, ?ml ? ropy i f The 'rO/'lr't IMrrnry ? .. ..,.??.,:? ,.,?. ,.f Ihr laici.t ?ml l.i -l lnii.lv iie?-|u?|H"? pnl.ll.lifil??II i.nl firr |.\ m?ll. Ilc?.K r, If vim w-.t iMTiii.n" t. .a.il.li. ?? ? ?V. :<lilo i? S. 0. Ai.l.l.N ft CO., AvuetTA, Mti.i; jnn 2!) gpr Sin L^irirM of Pure Uro?! Ktnicy W poultry for hatch Jji~" POULTRY FOlt HATCHING. v?e have on band the largest and best selec tion of Fancy Poultry to be found in the country Fgg- farefuHy boxed Ainl shippi-d to any part of the country. For circulars and prices address. A*. /'. BO*'ER k Pnrkeaburg, Chester Co., Pn, ???,?. n 20 5*m fci L O U -Ire . TV If,1,1 AM H. HOWARD, FLOWER DEALER AND COMMISSION MKltClfAp'T, No* 2 gpenr's Wharf Baltimore,'M. 1). ffood to choice FINK, SUPER, HXTRA and FAMILY FLOUR, suitable- for Retail, ing. constantly on hand. ? , jan 22 3m Wanted!, Wanted I! WANTED! !l . 2,000 CUSTOMKHS WITH Nuflicivnt GltKKMJACKH to pay for tlic C?LP GOODS OFFERED BY Wrn T TnnmraA Arn . 1. iiiuuir uux As be intend to make it an OOJKCT for evory one to buy bis DRY (.oons FrcMli Family ?Urocerles? A NI > HARDWARE in every variety LIUl'OKS of the best Rranda and of oil kinds, before they leave store. All I want is a trial. ALSO HATS, C&\?S, SHOES & TRUNKS Well Assorted. 1 beg leave to say that my LIQUORS arc carefully SELECTED from the best Houses by myself, and I feel confident in saying that 1 have the best in market, ami guarantee them to please every one who will favor me with a Call. My terms arc Cnsh?Quick Sales and Small Profits is my Motto. W. T. LIOHTFOOT. jan 20 1v .inly :?1 REDUCED PRICES AT 3D. LOUIS' Corner Rn**cll and Market Strr^ls. ORANGEBURG, S. C. Will sell entire Stuck of WINTER GOODS uu band at Cost Prices. Call sunn and got BARGAINS. C1IOICK FAMILY GROCERIES kep: constantly on hand. D. LOt"IS, At the t.'oruer. jau 20 uiai 1?. c ly M . A I,BRKCJ LT, HOOT AND SHOE MAKER, ou4\(a:unio, s. c\. JfcESPEOTFUI.LV INFORMS THE C1TI \.. /.ens of Oraligcburg and Vicinity that he lias opened at his NEW STORE 011 Rus sell Street, bi t ween Messrs. Rriggiaann & t'o. and McNamar*& Join**, with a rotuplvte S.V LEATHER, ?,,u thai ue has sullicicitl Workmen to till all Orders enttust ed to him. Thanking tlx1 Public for past patronage, reaped fully solicits it continuance of the same. I Eli MS CASH. fell ."? oct 2" if Notice of Dismissal. N'OTIOE IS IIEUERY UIVEN Til AT ON lhe:tddayof March, IS70. Henry I? Itiitiliclt will apply for Letters of Dismissal as Adiniuistr.itor of the Estate of tiro .1. Ron nett, deceased. THAI). I'. AN DO EWS, Feb. I. ls>7;>. Judge of Probate, fell ? 41 Notico of Dismissal ^VTOTICE IS II ER ERY OIVEN THAT ON the 28lh day of February next, 1 will tile my Final Accounts "with the Hon. T. ('. Andrea*?. Judge of Probate, aud oak for belters of Dismissal a- Executor of the Ks late of (Jabriel Myers. LKV1 I?. MYERS, jan ?Id Executor. Notice of Dimissal. NOTICE IS HER ERY tSIVKN THAT 1 will, on the 20lh da of March. 1K7<?. tile 111 jv final account with the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County, ?*> Executor oT the Estate of Win. Snider, de eeascd, and a-k for Letters of Dismissal. JACOH SNIDER, jan 4i Executor. Notice of Dismissal. VTOTICK IS IIEUERY OIVEN THAT ON J^j the I?.Ith tlaj of February. 1S70. 1 will tile my Final Account as Administrator of the Estate of Joel F Oookhart, in the Honorable Proba'c Court, and ask for Letters of Di? missot v therefrom. W. J. OOOKHART, jan 22?It Adialnistrator. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY or ORANGEBL'RG. In the ('unit of Probstc. Kx Parte I Thomas Williams, ? Petition for Partition, el. us. et. ill. J It appearing to my aatisfaotion that Timm as M. Williams, Lewis Williams ami Law rence Williams, three of ihe Defendants in this case, reside without the limits of ihis Slate. On motion ol Messrs DcTrevillo and Ststriink for Petitioners, it is ordered : That that the said Thomas M. William?, Lewis Williams and Lawrence Williams do, within forty days from the publication of this order, appear, plead, answer or demur to said peti tion or judgment, /"" ennfento will be entered against them. THAD. 0. ANDREWS, February 187<). Judge or Probate. feb S 40 r?XE?UTOR8 NOTICE.?All I j Persons having demands against the Estate of F. M. Porter, deceased, wjll pre sent the same properly Mttesled, and all per Rons indebted to said Estate will make imme diate payment to the undersigned on or be fore the first day of March next. ALLEN PORTER. net :;<) t.l Qualified ExOCUtor. I/O it S4LK. - One I Sealed 1 JERSEY WAOON (almost new) will be sold cheap. Apply at THIS OFFICE, jan 2'J tf II IS 14 S'.Y l.llill.S . THIS OFFICE. At 80 te. per huadrcd pint 2*? NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! j JOHN DAVIS & CO. NEW STORE next to TREAD WELL'S HOTEL, RUSSELL ST UK KT. OH ANG Kill' KG S. C, And Respectfully offers to their Friends and the Public Generally] Goods as CF1EAP ns cnu be purchased fron? "Any other Man." consisting of ^ Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Hardware, &c. Junt Heccivod a full assortment ?>f Fresh Irish Potatoes, Onion Setts, nnd Gnntcn Reed JJ HIGHEST MARKET PRICE Paid for Country Produce. Mit. I*. SALVO in with nie and will be happy to sec his friend* and the public gfneriilly jati 2? lj I im I I .!? BBBSI '-' -'I' -' 18 J 11 I il ? lljll.ll^a? J. W. PATTERSON, tS SELLING DRY GOODS AND SHOES BELOW COST -CALL SOON -BARGAINS HAVE JUST UEt'lilVED FRESH GROCERIES & FINE LIQUORS, SOLD LOW FOR CASH?COME AND EXAMINE THEM ? CORN and PEAS for which the highest "Mar* 'rice will be paid in CASH or Barter at J. W. PATTERSON. WANTED?<k*? iuy Old Maud Stuud. fob ? W. T. M?LLER, GROCER AND LIQUOR DEALER. ?-:o:????? ? WSELLS FROM JANUARY IXT, I87? FOR CASH ONLY. -^6 Keeps a well Assorted Stock of CHOICE GROCERIES, also DRIED FRUIT. WHITE BEANS, DUTCH HERRINGS, and PICKLED CUCUM BERS iu Barrel. Constantly on hand CINCINNATI LAGER, E DIN BURG ALE, CABI NET, WHEAT and WEDDING WHISKEY, FRENCH BRANDY and HOLLAND GIN. All of the above warranted to be GENUINE! jan 21) nov 18?1y * W. T. M?LLER. 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, A* we for a ihurt time, intend offering for CASH, a LARGE PORTION of OCR STOCK, which, in comparison to the REAL VALUE, will look as if we wish to GIVE THE GOODS A WAY. Come OFTEN and come EVERY DAY. GEO. H. CORXELSON. j?n 22 net 3 k GEO. H. COHHELSON, IS AGENT FOR Zells Ammoniated Bone Super Phosphate rpilEY ALSO KEEP ON HAND AND TAKE ORDERS FOR PERU VIAN and PACIFIC GUANt), .in.1 all other LEADING FERTILIZ ERS. Dissolved Bone, Plaster, etc. jsn 2 STOCKEH'S CHEAP CASH STOEE, X W H ? o K CL P 0 M H K 0 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP !:! I SHALL. PROW THIS DAY UNTIL Tin; FIRST OF MARCH NEXT.Orr ER U) entireSiockof I'A B.I. and IVIVE'1',15 (JOOlsM at very Low Prices. The remaining Stock of t'loaks, Shawls, Winter Drcaa Hoods ami Ciothing; will be offered at Coat. The?? Hoods aauat be sold to taako roam far SVRING GOOIite Coins soon ami get bargains. 1 have also a Hood Slock of Hoots, Shoes, Hats, t'aps, Groceries, kc. &c, cheap for Cash. ian L ttpring a?id Summer IfSjicrtai ?3ri?. -O-^- - Ml LLI^NEKY .ANI^AJft Importers'and? Jdbbjrr* iof ?BoUh*tH?*l im jDingnii.l Vjcjvet 1 -. l^uuj^ ^'Ikf/J^.i, ihm ami Velveti?, Blond-. - Ni II.-, (.rapes. Ruches, Mowers; *en^cWOriMfai#*$^^ HpuueUs ami f T,V""' 'frfr ^"ilnlnlllllBsV trimmed,. Shaker Hood*. I ol ^ttson-jn BAtTlifpjIi:^). Offer tJic iur^t Slock tu be found inj I Couutrv. and {mcgnaiieu in3Tioicejin<i vari ? t.v ami cl.e*pnekk, eaa.^M-i-rtiir?' ,ta(e Mte. i:ar?iai) ,novvliie,.,|&n?^ M Lffctam. Ordern solicited, und .prompt utteiitm glvchV '? ????*>'? lfc?Jur?tj mat ; feb 12 ; . ., ,t tUj tH pn'rmiMt*? TF^OC 1 X l?otiito??go to K. KZF.MKI.. ^ifrn ?f tl big Waich. - J ,. If yon want good Iinporlj-d Ale1 go to L. KZEKTE*.. Sign <tHW Bi^'vT?r?5h*P? If you want y.1 WhhfkVys, ui^du.V" ted, ao to E. KZ ER I EL, at tlu> Sign, of the Mg Walch.' !?lb??t* q 9? ;f'*V < If you wont good Sugars, fgo to E. K?EK IEL. Sign of the big Walch. tf you want gnViu f'rrffee?! gd to F.. tf??KK IBL. Sign of the big Watclu If you want good Svrup and )(olaysca go to E. "KZKKI EL. SfgM of Htc ?Ig WardhV7 If vou want good (.'hewing Tobacco ifo i?> E. EZHKIEL, Sign of the big Uateh. If you want good Smoking Tobacco so I?) E. FZEKiKi. Sign of-the bij4 Watch. If you want a good Clock to depend on fi* Time, goto E. EZEKIE L. Sign of the b. ? -Watten.-' < teow !e-?:M? If you want a good Cold Jtillg iox^'Oi;* Sweetheart, go to E. EZCUICL. Sign oF ihc big Watch. If you want good Perfumery of all [kind.-, go to E. EZEK1KL, Sign of iho big.Wntcjt. If you want Bonk? and Stationery of all kinds, go to E EZHKI&U Sign of^tbe big Watcl?, . . ... . ;? If vou .rant a 7001! Watch. Gobi OrSflver, go to B. KZEKIEL, Sign of tbo b'.- Watch. If you v.-ani good Garden Seedm 04 nil kinds, go lo B. EZEKIEL, Sign of the big Watch. I KJ '<?' ' t'll If you want to make a h>3 Crop tiiis, yen r, goto E. K2KKIEL. Sign of the hi r )S':. >. and get MurfcVa Subsoil Plow, for which he U Agent. ^ :>?.-.-. ' v??V?U fob 12 c R _!...! L_U!_1_J.-JUI^tt. . Just Received at I RES II G AHDEN SHEDS ? SFCJl A S .ddish. 17' j" Onion Sets, Cabbage, Turnips. Ram Meet. Dran?. Carrot. Celery. Collanls. Cora, Cucumber, Kgjc PhunL UmM Huhi. Leek, Let tuee. Mustard, Okra, Parsley. Parsnips. Pep per. Salsify. (jiinslt. Spinn-'-!).'Tomato, &c. Dr. OLlVr-ROS respectfully culls Hip in tention of the public to his VAHIED, "il l WELL SELECTED Stock or MEDICINF.S, whiee he warrants pure end reliable': ? His loug experience in ther dispensing and compounding of Medicines warrants him in saying that all those of his own ttiiMtuTueiiu e are guarranlced pure in ever , pal ticuhu . E. J. OttVKROS, M. D , jun 8 Druggist und Pharmaceutist. GKNl'INK IMl'ORTKl) NORWAY OATS. Sumpfe.? Sent Free T" Fanners. FROM 100 to 180 bushels grown'ltithe acre, Weighs from to to -!?"> pounds to the bushel. This Oats has been grown on every variety of soil, nnd in every State Of the Cnloft, with the most perfect success. The grain is vni/ hirjr phfrnj' tnJSnnfowHe, has a remarkable f?ih hunk, and ripens rhrfi.-r thun the comnron varieties. The straw is bright clear. ttuwU ttl|d not liable to lodge, is perfectly r',.-r of nt*i; ami grows from 4 to :*> feet high. W-c have both the White and Bl.iek Nor way, both the same price and equally pro " ductive. We will Sfml oni g?Mfri of the alxjve Oai? to any address jtost paid for.$1,00 Two quarts; i?ost paid .^2.tKl One peck sent by express or freight.S:? tM? Unit bushel, 2(i pounds.Sii.tM? t)ne hnsh'el 40 pi>ttn'tls.910.Ott CAC'I'ttiN. er??- We wish it iliatinctly un derstood thai this is not a light oats, weigh ing 28 to 22 lbs. raised in So? England) and sold under the name of Norway, but imported Seed, every bushel guaranteed to weigh to lbs., or the money rtfundttt. Samples of both kipfl* Hut fere, for a Ihr? <? cent stamp. Also Circulars and Testimonials. Address all orders to. N. P. BOY EH \ Co.. Parkesburg. Chester Co., P. jan litu INSURE YOUR LIFE. milK KUVITARLat MI F 80N ducts its business on the PURKIA* MUTUAL ALL CASH PLAN'. ? PAY AS YOU tit)" is the safe rule in LIFE ASSURAKCE as in snything else. Its NEW BUSINESS m the year Im* ex ceded that of any '?CHECK,',' - MiTi: or ?MINED" COMPANY by upwards of Tw-he Millions. ALL PROFITS divided among the Policy Holders annually. INCOME. o.tMMVfOO.OO ASSETS.10,(HH>.(MaJ.tM? The EQUITABLE ASSI D ANCE SOCIETY offers to the Public ull the HEAL ADVAN TAGE which can with safety be conceded by anv Company. N. AUSTIN Dl'I.L. juva 26?apl d?tf Looad Agent. Premium C'lioHtor ^Vliilo PIrh Pure Dluod Short Horn, (Durham. 1 Devon, Aldorucy und Ayrshire < al\es. Mer ino, Southdown and Cotswold Sheep. Cash ttiere Goats, importedSufTo'ik. Essex. Berk shirs and Softou Pig* and all Choice Breeds of Poultry tor sale. Send for Circular's nnd Prices. Address N. P. BOYEIU* to, Parkesburg, Chester Co.. IV Jan 29 8tn P1:1.1.1.z? C'OTTOX SKBDm A av Bushels of the above seed, war ranted Pure ami Genuine, grown from Seed direct from Vioksburg, Miss. For sale t>v JOHN D. STOCKEI!, o'.? Russell Street, feb 6?if Corner of Church. Dleknon Need.?400 Ititatlboin of Select t.'otton Seed, raised from ??Uickson's Select Seed. The quality guaran teed. For sale in quantities to suit purchas er*. Apply to JAMES BROWNE jan ' .? tf At CartmiU & Vince'sSr v-. Dlrknon? Prolific <'ot toil Seal The Subscriber offers for ? iU< 't , luisliels of tho above Seed, \? hieb Iim- l>f.-? Price $2.?'?0 per bushel in lots q