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'i1 O"11&'alntil'S Native Laud. W YO fe 1:11 Vhere. tall um grecu, Tho e a t-n1 fol'rm .ak. r siveen ? % Ie" V tle 'I Ithilne waves somaiding run Through vineyards lIanuiug in the sun ? Wo knl the lovely land lull well; 'Tis whier t hee l. '-eultvd GOrmanas diwell. JEnow y. the him wlrre truth is told Wh1lre ward of 11m Is good as gold ? The h-onest 1:0l1. where love 111n:ie t , h Blo'n on in earlsing :oth Y We' kinow that loneit 1 A 1,11l well 'Tis whlere tie free souled Ueuu:.ia dwell. Inow ye the lfiand whern each vile song 1, b'.nlshed Iromk) hue jovial ths o10g ? 'j he acred L.1l, I& here, free (runs a , Rtelig.on iw-ip file simple heart ? We know thu sacrled Iunaul fail1 we'l 'Tis a here 1l'c fre.snoleat Germans dwell. One Ghis Too Much. chi ru i' wi.'5 1 sin carP. Mr..----, who doiosrA'L live mora than a imile I Iom I e post office in this pliao me(ot solm! 1northerni fliends with enthern i iiples, thle otlicr ovening; anl ho ex'enuI-ling to theill the ho-pi. talities Uf thu 'Qo cent City,' they Vi.ited so maIny of our prinleely maloons and 'Mlarb'e llhall,' iibibingspiituail cooa~l ii>'~s tey jntricyd, that When I h , le 0t i1 at their hotel, at the n:id liv. it b r. lie fett docidedly feit, t1 ha he I iI a tbIr.-lk in his ht.' Now hj I I. -( .1,1 a ll Im i I b eI1, a eopti -" .11 - (tA .11d he li t i l'at I toy, who le'vos lim dev,'iohiy, -:1nd tiod. but one fault with him. 'Ih it is his too freritueint vists to the 10l 1.,s whtere 1 It.-o 1W ioks are obta.nled.' After iO.Avir.ei hilt fa ienad!, Mr. p1sda mjom ent. tuok his beari 1, an~d !illinig shaped him couirte, onI I li pri:eple t.at, cotntijual un gies mect. nvie sail for hmom. It. duo ocur.so of tim Io o irrived there, unitl was not very ntch att .ni-hed, but ralhor frigiteced to hlad his worthy la lv sit tiug up fir hih. Stue always dis. Sho smjitel Whoa ho came iu. Tlit t also. she does are you my dear E P she said, 'you staid (it so latui tlait I fonted You had boeut ikot i 'lh1e-mi-'t sick, wife-b-but don't yoi think Pil hialo tight ?' 'A vtry little perhaps, my dear but that i.I t nothing--you hae so niny fi aids as 2 o any, you must. join tihein a glss itn,. Il it wilo C) Wife, y u'eo too good-th' the trt-1 is, 'mit d- d d-drunk P 'Oh. no, inldeed, my dear-I'm sure th., even anotler glass wouldn't hurt You. Now, suipp:me you take a glass of 8eotoh tle with iie, just as a night u ip, dear 1 . 'You are too kind, my dcar--I know I'm drunk.' 'Oh, no, only a julo': too much, love -that0 il 'Ye-juers31e~isers matkes such S ifT ullns V 'Well-tako a glahs of ale at any rato-it can't hurt you, dear, I want one before I retire.' Tho lady hait ued to open a bottle, and Is she placed two tumblers before her on the ileboard she put in,ono it p.'werful emetic. Fill-ing the glass with fohaminq alo she handed one to her husband. tuipioil came cloudod upon 1is niud. Sho never had been no kind wh. h wIs dIuIk. li . looked ut iho g1 s rnuised it to his li ps, thein hesit atedi. 'Doar w-won't you just, taist mine to~ make it swnet-sweetor,' said hce. 'Cerinhly, love,' taking ai mout h ful, which the wais caireful not to swual lo .v. Sospicion vanished: so didi theo ala, * hot and all, down theo throat of thu * uitialled li'isband1. A ft er' spitting out thle taste, the lady finiished heir glat's, but seemned inl no hiun y to rirehlu. She lised a tbl of water beo'oro an easy chair, as it' she intenaded to bathle her beautful feet therein. Blut smial as wereo those feet t hero wius noat water e.nough in the Itub to cover them. TFhe hll.uhand b.png. to felJ, anmd wyantedl to .'Wait only' a few minutes, dear,' mr i his lovinag spouse; 'i wanlt t'' read t he St ar Sp'angled B.tuneir whlich cameoi this afterntoon.' A fewi m1iitest' 01n13 eloppied, and thean, and then-- oh yo go Is and IDan o' latkeus whut a thne ? The huusband was placed in nn- oasy chair. Hie be gunt to unhderstand why the tub wias there, he isooni found whuat ailed haium. S3unice iC to su3y, that wheni lie arose from the0 ebnir thle briek hiad left hais i-t. It ha~sin't leen there .ince. lie Ciays lie'lli never' dlrinle another j-ilep; ho can't b< ati Stotch'ale, buit lao is deth on -i 4 ntadut~e I lb loves h;s if be' htter thim evr,'C Ruhador, t his is a truthfuld story. Proft by thei moral. .A'o Tain lera.i'v Pnnunrn.--MIr 0 hiadltone, P'aemaier o'" E'ghand. whoi I. ia maue~(r of uient eneO ', hi as raroly gveu utterI'anice ti in (inur phbrat-e thuan whien he said of Mi'. George Peabody, thlat hy huts buene:fati onskle hiad taught this ige Itt once~ the noblest and muost "iheedtiul of all les:-ons, na mely : "lHe hats thownati uow a imn clan be mas. ter of his weatlth instead of being- ita bylae.'' The tlav'es of wealth are n'umetons, and grinding is the bon. .duage. The mo sters9 of wetlth are fmt, hut Of the tucuny glfts and talents which God Ies'to i upon main, none is nu'dOv lustroust nud regal than 'gold, -tsteried by -Itarlosessors and used foi ut?'s goodit ~ad Go4d'8 glory, Bla baser slagg~ani ttotagiv,o 'ghan those w Jo have sod , agnse Ii'a into theor, Uuila' 0, ,r11p 4 l oh theo Aik u~a. ( ifi'osj announces I hoe ,if IIalsot Miss i y lin ~,.r rand 6iau oflke 14.t h4.41.D' - [00&i A Nj T14 K AkAtnwIt fl.4p Toou.(1 -The %itnnexittion fever is sprea'ding. I' ha I*ttelv made itst appearntice inl tIhe N.Pith Pacifle Ocean. From tbe letter of our correspondent in, 1givojultsz it .eas that Mr. Harris, the 'Jiqly 'np. pointed Miinster of Foreigb Rl ations iu the Sandwich ILande, is' attacked by the epidemic. Whil.- Il tuihis coun try h1e was so otruck by. the, workiigs of tir republicn institutions that he now dsires anniexation. The advantnges of :heV negisdidin of these islai nds would be immil. The United States would -ectirei in excelleunt lalfAway Stopping p1h;ee otn the, road ti Chma and Japan, and tlt incerenaie of trade wotall prove an mnense adtvan'ngo to the islahn-ers and' to ilie whiling sinipa fihatmake their r.tedezvous ther". Of late we notice i lht thit ailmer of whalera arriving at ilonoultt has greatly decreased, and Sain Franeisco is gr'admly assuming Imlt posniion. The isiands, once Americnnized, would be greatly bene. fir *d by t;e comneroial results which votld be aure to follow. Te Kmg, however, does. n)t tako kinilly to this l'ors-ignl Minlis-r's views,., anlit Prmie LJmnblo, lis prospective aiecessor, is strongly oppored to it. Still there are a great matny of the promi nent people of the islands anxious for annexation. It is scnettng. anitylow. to ktnow the entiren'. (Af though t i thil far )f' land, atid we maey add that after the annexa tI otn of Alaska we are preptred for al. ioL. iti tattg. Wo stalte ile Case as it isq, w1:h Iio- 1ifinirv, "Who comes nevx t.-NV. Y. Ilervlil. Cl-izcI. Rbvsts -The Baltimore n siavs : Son' of the Repuiblienn Jmirnii In the veat are disellasting the (tioii whether Iii ran R. Revels, the vlorel retnator elected fromn Mlissiiti. i4 ent itl.d to a seat in ith Soite, inl View of the (elu arationl of 1lhe CoUin.tati tion ilat no person shal1l be a senattor who has not benii nine veirr a citizen of the Unitedil States. I-. should he re. mne r-d, however, that hte Fotm. leenih Amtetidment wias proposed by the Randicals for the purpose of remov ing ite har 1.) negro citizeonship. I1 dtecares in it first s-etion, t.hat. "Ol per. 'ms borti or naintrnlied in th1e United 1at p are citlzin ft lie T nit ed Stat(es." Th. grouid lite Senate will take in the v:te of R-evel4, if any <pieston is r-ised, wclhll is not t all likely, wilt be that whet tihe Four~eenti A minedmeit, says , lqt "ait persoints born or it.irilize9d in lih Uit ted States are cit izns," it menis I hut "persoi-4 tnt raliz.-d in ille ITuint.,l States tare citizeii from tlie dato of itheir tnt t lrn ' h on, a ni persons born in the United States, citizens from the date of their birth." SO'T CAROLINA SaoutTrts An. VANCItNO IN NEW YORK. -The Herald of Silatl ay atvs: In don'i rii e cu I-' lwh fi-nttire wis a rip dv-sn.e ii tie Sotith Caro. iiins, w hih advancel to 85 for tlho otd 80 for tho flow bodils, bpoth issues baing reently ex iterest of three per cent.. in coin. A prominent broker reports the traiactiois in these bonds at over lmif i million dollars withii'i the past I wo diya. all bting in repteiat. for transmtis .iofl to Columbia for dposit With the Conptroll -r as colhaterael seeritv ngitst ite policie.s of the variouts imnranice (omtlpanies do;ng busintess in Sun ti The othier da a gent.t..nan apparent Iy beyond thte prime of lifet, stepped tuo a bookstore in Pais andt asnkod for somet books on Spain. The clerk who was waiiting ott him showed somme, and hen aske~d lie strang~er if he would not like to see srome carientures oin the do throined Qtueen, leer bitiban d, anad her fae vorites, whtich thadt just belen re'cei ved rfrom MIadrid. "Oh, yes," replied the stangor, "let me see tem by all means." A\ fl looking at thetm tie smiled, askedi w hat the pri~ce of them was andu paid for thtem. "'Can thiey he rent to imy rest <h-n ee ?" tie then asiked. 'Oh,' yes,"' replied thle e-rk ; "please give ime vonr addtress." Thle t a-enger hatnded him n e-nid ~coituning thce words :"Don (Granucts d'A sissis, conisort of Iher Ma. .e vy the Q teen of Spa in," anid then rjtuutly left the store. Pnooansas --It is said that "Go Scot f; of South Caro~lnin, in dat'ere'nce tn thte prijtidices of ce. tain 'witite Rtddin 'iitors froniithiiYNorth. excludted ne groesa fr-om his parties. The high and mighty among Ithe black oflcials re. Inulitted in kimii by exebiuting Scott and all ot t.er so eatted whtites from their en terta inments. Their wvrath an ti r e. venge did niot end with ice cream and sweetpotato -exclusiveness. It began with strikitng the word whiate from their stippers ; it progr ssed( further b~y humnil itatitg poo~r ex-Governor Orr andi elevat itng W right to the Judgeship ; it will probably end in a Kdkentny cat tight t'nd-sneh a "'fer-fliig" as thas not been witnecssed mi a hatf cenry. SAVAi TASTE.-A Wisconsin pa. ner says tat thn Indians ther..abotite wear theirt ita decorated with hair ioaken from white wometn's scalps--like laidies eloaka with Astrachian fur-and that nott less than half a dogun wome*t noitait die toi affordl the material nees saery to make a stiit a.ppeatr suiffleientv 'inobby." We hopo Grant's Qucakers will try if a little moral suasion will not itnduce these Indtona to revise 'Ih~. ill pt'oposedI by thitii tte-lte Iou gfI '#4 ESA99r~ti,49Idaral bstnd counterl t Grid' AEthy 6E t Rtepublic. That hlbk Nike badneed . renehdouliihaidp occureassa I 'f tight ReaP :4 , e ya.JAN90M~alyptheg 4 - tion wa r. Colufederate soldiers found thlat "M hilig wi so 9o18hing to their wonds Rs frettl, cold water. lee, wheln it. could be procu&d$ iW& ~tllhi6or grteful Uppicatitoa. One or the venerabe fathers of t8 comntry, John 1 Alexnnder, Esq, was U aslicted with gravel, four yenrs ago. and his life was despaired of. lib disease y assimied the form ordropty with all Its so aggravations. While lying on what, seemu)ed to be. his dying be'd, Im reflected CA npon the samitary properties of cold witter, as shown in tho service, nnd determined to eat simei ice. Ile found Ca imnte'dito relief anid is kepit tp the Th u4e of ice from that. :ime it) this. H-ol ii til now in vigorouts h.--alhll for oie of his " years. amli ip troubled ocenitnallv only er, Wit hI: old comipoeleii, 1nd Ilien the ice lab remedey is plerfectlyreficcions. 11n1 Our old friend, Captain Jack A., who loves whisky and hltes water, is encis- - toined to say, t hat witter ik very good I for washinig aid millinlcg purposi's. i and i 4 r good for notlinag elt. ! We don't ti know whether friend Jack would raise fu the sanie objection to water in i's frozien state, hitt the above experie'nce (if one of our best ci.izens hows that it iy good mi for toiething else beside the wash-tub "l and the tnih-pend. Soueiern I/ome. At Tia SoU-rU AOL.otNA RAILROAD CONPANY -We are an-boriz.-d to state that. at. tho regula r meetiniig of ih- IBoard of Directors of the Smith Carahnia Railroad Coipany', held on Wediesday last, it was determined to begini Ile payment. of qtarterlv dividenNd in Julv next. Thi annonneement. will 1w re ceived. we are .<nre, with Lyreti satisfi,. tion The- road lasz heen renilh.and im in fine order ; the rlling stock ild moiive power are i horongbly ll-ice; ot. ; thl- debt of tho company has been anienbly a1djeus;t ed, and the holtstiiess of thei road is ste'dtly increasiner. '. his alwe vs been the earnest and hntidable desitre of .the directors to restaum', at the ear. li -I. 1'omilent possible, tIe pityment of ,bvidendsi, so that tihe Ptockholle'rs maY realize some return from t their inve-l ment., and, in accordaince with thil set tIed principle, 11ho boardehave" taken the prudent.step now lrmight to the atten ton of the publhC..-Chaarkston News. A Stsor..u t Cast: -On the n ht of the 15ith Jatnuary .'s Sairih Morrie, aged seventeei, living wit l I. parents in San Francisco, by some singtilar freak of itire wait her- ft of sight. ie youin ladvt, who hadl lways en. joyed good he-alth, at tie tne. mentionedi re-tired for the night. 1and the next morning wher, she sawoke she wals tna ble to see. Thinking perhap sie was dreaning, she rttbbt-d her eye-s, hut st ill her eyesight failed her, and site called for her paretit.4, wvho in a few moments ;ill becimo aware of the [net that she wAs t blind. Dnring the day the'itforttite persoln was tiken to en oeilist, who ex amintied her eyes ai feund theni covered witlh a thin coititmg, whiili had rend'ered Fir her tollly blii Since iliei a m Itmber A of ctilists lie ve le'en consulted, but her I Ca'Se has been prunoined ilimost. hope In less.ee c The Now York Tes says "Cali'. q fornia, with all her other claiims of a sl lmgilltr siperiority, is now in a conih. S ig1t to claim the Inrior o' hemiig the l Banner State of Lie Unioi. Sle ie le na f'irei. to mainutfacttro siik ini ihe Re'pttbbe, 2,( heavintg begtun literaelly al ovo, from thce~ egga, preidneed t It co(coonlts antd carried l rieital proceseos 'tie- compl1!'et ion of a i 1beaniftnl tex Iture, uichi als miaey stande ae comiparison wtthi the sill.. eof the eibl cont inieit t IPbrt of tihe Cliifornia Qiik hans beeon shatped itoe fl.i g, one of whiuch F isi to w~av'e frotm thie Capjitol at Washi mitvon, arid aohrrm h dmeeof the~ $tato O0atpitol, i. signahize.. otte .(of j to peaeceful victories wich are chi getierally of mnore importance to a peo. iii plo thani thte victortej d( war,?' eta CAxNItn.-Tni noemtflating WVrighat for 1ho Suipremie Bent-h, veste, day, Daeddy Ceiin took occaslitn to expatiiLto tipota tis lea rniing.ainig that. itheela received hsight distinctins fromt thle iistitu ttis of Nc heatitng w~hi hte hiade attended, ha ving dhilomasit f'rom I we) first clases colleges, (crtifyliag is greait profiactiey, &c. Ellhiott freakly' ahidthaetr '1tic h~is caniti. de, W~eihipper, ttade nto sehl preten. sione ; nor did bie baelie've they comde lie justly claimed for WVrightt, or any oilher black man'in thist' whole contiry.__ Notie of themc -- not one - coldt show'a diploma ,frornta c'ile'ge pr ,ynuiveersity of a high orde'r.-Souere-, GUuttdan. When Afr. BetnIer, ill aletditig to Mir. Poiter's case son'gh t, bay a la mie iipoloegy, to remmnd thte fIjonse of the amouent ofjoay there was in Heaven over one eihnter + Ilhat, repented, Mir. ldlridlge, of \Vit. consin, made a ro-ort, which while it biotnght the Honso down, was as severe ats it was deerrved ~ -~~.(K Reftrritig to Ni r. U3nih-r et qnioltion, as to the joy iin heaeyea over eanot r t tant sinner, ie si.i1, "Le@ couald h., dtt hinik that, t here wa~s no gen litt Ton the flootn of the Hcunse who cotalcfNeate anch a thrill of joay iin Heaeven, lay ye pe'ntinig, as thae geioean freom Mia ssa chntsetts, ern hiAI. Roosnae-av-The Angasta consti. SA tt ionatlist saysv : "We tundetsand lthatic in conseqitence of several tuioney let fs o heavig recenrtly rritecarrt d thlroigh Whlite Ponid Posrteliee, S. (., a special in ascer'taning thle probatble haatse 76f t il several ho8Sac6afpAih ef.' hef, -j.9 Ai o ' o'ji g g -h.ps fot, 4; ea >t a ex4anatio "uo'p'ig, es , a> oOLUBLE MANURES #H 1 A(b, Manufaoturedet 4 a , ung NDEI T118 DIREWTION OF DR. N. A. PMATT, Chemist for the Stulphurio Aold and Super-Phosphatle Con 111y, ,; 1' ".1 .' SuberPhospheoriA Q.l , .iouble Phorpbate of Jime, or Diesolypd onp naphate, is the basis of all goo( Ferdi zers, and these are valuable in the ratio of uIle Phosphorio Acid whieb isini them,, i'he immense deposits of Phosphatio.Guanos which were discovered in 1807 in South rolina. by Dr. Pratt, consists aii-nly offJInsoluble Pihos hate of -Lime, which is miade dliable as a Fertiliser by being grousd to pbwder, nud rediced by Suiphuro Acid to h condition as t. Wake ig iasoluble phosplian soluble in water, and thus made iable of being taken up by growing plants, The insoluble Phosphlte found inany intercial Fertilzer is of no nminre value to the plant Lain tlie oiginal Phoqphate rock. e greater tie proportion or this soluble Phosphato which any Fertilizer continiris, less the quantity required per acre and consequentily the cheapest FOtiller is it.. containing th highest 'ierop ag4 PJoluble Phosplhnie. mpressed with these trit t. mie AI.t snd Super-Phosphato Company have eted at Charlebton the first exii-ensive Acidt 0hnuabers Souit h of haltlintiore, and are le to offer to slauters the I.igheat pe- cenungei of 8 luble Phosphate of fitne known in v mnarket.. , ['heir Fert ilizer.s are ofl'reJ under i u o firis 1. Etiwian. Ns,. I --'ure Soluble Phosplanite, gu'aranteed to coitain 24 per cent. of solved ome Phosphatte of Lime. $60 per ton, 10 per cent. discount for cash. . Eliwan., No. 2 -- Peruvian 'Suipertihosphate, guaranteed to contain 20 per cent. Dss'lved lone Phiosphaiste, aid I3 to V per ocnt. of Aummonia, with a suflicient addi. n of Veruvian Gunno to odapt it to all Crop, $70 per tou, 10 per cent. discount cash. WE ALO OFFER: Dissolved Hone, of'higt grade foil planters or manufautiurers, who moy desire to mix o any other conpost. and we sutggest that. this iv the best nod cheapest method for nufaturers to transport the Staluilurio Acid contained in tie mixture. Will be sold a fixed rate for each per centago- W m C. 1EE & Co. inn_______ Agents, No. 14 Adger's Wharf. The "C.AROLIhA FER TILIZ1ER," is trade fromt tihe Phosphates of South Carolirao. d is pronounced b- variouis chemists, oic of the best Mapures known, only inferior te ruvian Guanoiii its Fertilizing Properties. These Phosphates are the remains of ex. it lgnd find sea ani mals, and possess qualities of the greatest value 1o the. agricultur. Wye ainnex the analysis of* Ptroftssor Sheparl. . 1, " JOR'.TORY OF TH-E \I EDUICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTII CAROLINA. Analysts oi a sampe t' ofCaolina Fertilizer, personally selected. si'ire expelled at 2120 F, ' 1670 'aniio Mailter. with some water of czunbinatou expelled at a low red heat, 16,r0 cel i ingredieun, 6., onla, 2,60 nsporio Acid-Soluble, 6.96 Equivalent to 11.27 Soltble Phosphate of Lwse iokb1ic, 637 U juivalent to 13 -18 lusoluble (b 'be). 13. 13 24.73 Phosphate of Lime. e eu, 11.01 Equivalent to 23.65 Sulphate of Lime. lphiolte 01, I'utah, 80 phiate of Soda, 8.50 11.06 )is the strengths ) these reIult-s I am glad to certify to the superiority of the Carch. t rnish this xcelent PSER7'L/ZER to Plnters and other at per ti of >c0 ly - CEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., ct t-lyFaeltors. AMPSEN. M!LLS FLOUR Received the ~Ly~rCosadIpoeyu RST PREalIU1 a t ti 8. C, FaIR INvusn 00LU'~IBa, 199,P ~ I G A O lIE uiisersigns'd offer to their ooutty haot- yIsdrc rmtePici s .fnsendls, nnid the ptici In gemherni. atl Pcf Oe. aice 'tadi purme artice omf FLOIU it. Thiey ye on haund, antd griniding daily a full V iO ~ Gb 8 & C . psyly of M NP L TD G A O Choico Famiily, Extra andi Superfino lour. 8 . ilblfspoe ntesi h rthcrn and Westet-n Flotir at lowest mnar. W L O , ~ ~ S & c : Corn! Oats! Hany! IPRES&DAESI 5.000 htuhels jsrlmc While Corn, 2,000 '' - " Seed and Feedink Oa's, 600 Bales If sy. Ut 1 S JNO0. CAMPSPN & CO., anv 27--3m Cihalesbon, 8. C. P. P. TOALE,64Jisa .tVtriin C Charleston, S. 0., Manmufaciuretr 24ofodtseeA uta a me AliO KT 4 AVING THEY LARGET IADMT)C aCOMPLETEscircuarORY aunothbetoSouth.r States, and keepingl alwaybys onC. handua pity,&ShuttertAMouldingand Paan.aIafs blodttoheelow owicndcat2manufartanerm. JONP.eTTs.,J. dc -s goodordigrsborly. 2 AB ISHEIUT NRSRY - / 20,000E-SEyurn Grops andi Tmre or. COP1T~Vt~R' nte o JImoredW byu et frm hePhenx.Is imoeownpea s0~ e 9Oi WPaciTeeoo r, Plbbst, rco,Ne If'~, ltI 1~)SSitb Pors, 80 ~~IPreared~c n Gravah Vin, ndtCawrlryn oreShattt~r Nioblins & .. '~.. a . Plnt, &ch Desrprioed ie alto hbo osl o n t auatrr oo et gatisre i ntn. o eb CC5. *99- Aoreet, Saanah K. ISN 24 I-titatnin adt lipig O1oad Are u ug ta, a Fororherinoratinad~ss a Agricurislbrheo b Wrkho.amr Who~phY & Co.,eaagAughetorand AlsannahriGg. attelwprcf2c er annum. l * . .. ~ Th. fatrollN of.h MATliES is Jr.~fuf .dof 44m An t Wnnsbooo, . ~ '~OpoeteKlardsj~ ~~'L OPeeh Tree, wearoPldm rcot e 10 0TUQN PLANTERS. The supply of Peruyian Guano having becone ex hausted, it is necessary for the ptantingo conintunIuy Il look for a substitute 'or this rtic 1e, 'o effioaoious in promoting and sustaining the growth of colton. The eom inlation of PeruvxanU Guano- and Div. solved Botcs lns , been found to te tle safeet 1und best of all the nanny !o V9 olfered, and we are innfidont that ir.a:i ordinary seasoh, to use the langunago of Mr. David Dickhon, can never fal. In pro. tenting our AMMONIATED to the Planter, we but give the ci mbinatlon in a form ready for imnmediate use, thus saving the cost and trouble of natipulation and secur ing informiny in quality. The practical results obtained from the articles shipped by as prove them to be superior to all others, and in a trade ex. tending through every portion of the Cotton Growing Regions, and, during the past five years, consuming Ihousands of tons, we are yet to hear of the first complaint. In our manufacture we discard all mineral pthosphaUtes, and rely enlirely upon Pule 1one made readily soluble by the use of Sulphurlic Acid. The Ammonia Is supplied from the next valuable source to Peruvian Guano, and in sufficient. quantities to give tie plant a vigorous and healthy growth, the soluble bone sustaining it, throughout the senton. We have no hesitation in planlng this fartiole ngainst any manufaoture or combi nation known and will refund every dollar spent in its purchase in case it does not give satisfaosion. For the oharanotor atd puritly of the arti. ales shipped by 'us we refer to the promi. nent names appended,t hey being a few of those wvho obtain their supplies from us. JOHN MIRRYMAN & CO., Baltimore. David Dickson, Hancock county Dr. E NI Pendleton, A W W Silmpson, i A J Late, a Col. T M Turner, - s John T Derry, 4 James M Gray, Jones county 118 Kisar, Houston county I 0 Robert. Wilkes county N W Stone, CdlumbIa county Dr. Henry Gaither, Newton county Dr. J iS iamilt on, Athens Edward Itaucroft, A P Dearing, A Livingston. Newton county 1on. T JSmith, J. ferson county H P -lichards, Newton county ,johy 1 Chisholm, %est Point $t1ephen D Heard, Augusta Dr. 11 1i teiner, W"D Grant, Wal:on Rev. W i Cunningham,. La Grange Col, D O Looket, Dougherty county Ilon. lerscihell V Johnson, Jefferuon co. J H Wilkins, Jefferson ootinty Jas. C Donham, Putnam county J Printup. Columbia county 0 M Stokes. Lee-ounty Rev. T 11 West, Columbia county 0 A Nunnally, Walton county 8 W Swanson, Troup county Tho.ins Wartlen, Washington county Sterling J Elder, Coweta county J R Tolbert, Rev. C 8 ,.Uilden, Brooks county J 0 Morton, 94 Samuel M Carter, Murray coanty J I Stapler, Lowndes county J N Montgomery, Fort Lamar o WV iewis, Decateur County ar N Iulli, Quitmant cotunty 8 P Burnett, " A J InlbitV. Macon A V Brumbhy. Atlaunta Q R Nolan, Henry county' Z hi Clark. (Oglethonrpe county 1i F. Woolley, Casseconny Adames, Jones & Reynolds, Macon J hB lions & Bout, Warren, Lane, & Co., Augusta J T Bathewell, . Derrys & Co.. Rome. WV C & L.Lanier, West Point U Pye & Son, Plorsyth Iesno liarris. Spring! Grove, N. C. Jamnesi P Irwin, Charlotte, N. C. Co'.. J R Spearmatu,. Silver Street, 8, 0. i, WV Da es, Oraungeburg, 8. C. Col T' J Moore, Spartanbuurg, 8. C. John h Cnfheart. Wiontiboro, 8. C. Thuomaua L Woodside, Greenville, 8. C. J WV Barksdale, Latureng. 8. t!. Gov.t0 ii Du Ponut, Quiney, Fla: George W SBott, Talilahassee, Fla A F Given. Ntontgom~ery, Ala' J' N Lightfodt, Abbeville, Ala B. 8~ Thuornton, C'3osa River, Al. John B3 Bibre. Tuaskegee, Ala A B Beali,t'ars hage, A la JMcC, Bioyd, Camden, Ala~' Thomat E.B Potgues Oxfcord, Miss W E Ferguison. Jaekson. Miss E E '-olt:.'Durk Hil1l, Miss *W:W Topp, Cotumbus. Miss Dr. J D McConnuell, Birownseflle, Miss., F Mi Shuryock, Wimnna Miss M B Jones, DatiaWflR4 Mise H F Johnson. Brookha~eis el J A -P Kennedy, Cofleeville, Miss *C C .Williams, Okolpna, Nuss J..Chatn onpie, Shubuta..Miss John 8 Finley,' Holly B p.rivgs, Misq WV W Pa'rmei4, Monroe, Ld, Foaunk'P Mubbs, u'w J Grcei HalleCovingtone i'enn W 1K lek,ltiddletpwp, Teps * Mshes bMitIeelo, 4rk FERTIMIZERS. r'h day o e nar.. a E. Ds PENDLETON'S PHLOSPHATI'J C eMPOUND. We have formed a Copartnership for the purpose of making the above named FERTILIZER, and are now prepared to fill order, with which we pay be favored. This COMPOUND surpasses In pro luotion, 87 differentgFortflisers, used n en experimental plat of land, and we feel well asmured in saying that all will be pleased, whio may give it a rial. Addres, PENDLETON & DOZIER, Augusta, Ga. of' E. MI. PENDLwrDONr, no' l8'~mnoe Sparta)GQ~ no 4 184'o