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Oz:' t674 jqf the Niws an 11nKB An~i be obtained ab thls oftic on the days of publication. Price A equadron of Cavalry of Unite States troops p.gu4 through thi place Sunday night on their way U Chester County. Wtaisi 6o o o &rret; Sales Of the p1st week 66 Ialei Market activo and buo)ant. Piice ranging from 9 to 124}Jeutd. INew Adtie'iIascaa A Card -I. C. Shiver, Columbia Orcat inducements offered. Gentlemlan'd Spring Suits--.Me.iat tor & Brice. Masonio Meeting Thursday night. Spring Goods-F. Elder. Ctrn, Oate,Flour, lacon, &e., jug received at ). I. Flennikonm. Notice--cM1.3ser & Brice. The "Sou1ff.l We have received the "Avant Cou rier" edition of atiew paper eititli 4'rli buth," published at Memphi, Tennessee, by E. E. Overall, Esq. It oustains a great variety of in tofatiq "ad" otertainiing matter el) riginal, nd selected, bosides i is belautiflly gotten up. Term $3.50 per annum. Death of R. W. Bosley. \Ve are called upon to chronicl the ,4e;th, of Mr. It. IV. Boney, former resident of our town. R die'd a'12 o'clock on Tuesday night at his residence near Yonguesville from pulmonary consumption. Ii was in the 34th year of his age. Dr. Connauglton. We are requested to stato by S Walter Connaughton, M. D , that bi will visit this place on the firbt, 0 April to retnai but a few days only The afflicted will do well to take no ties. Rooms at Brown's Hotel. From the, Yorkville Enquirer of recent date we get the following "We learn that during the pans week the roomns of Dr. Counaughtoi have been frequently crowded with th afiloted of this and adjoining counties cal advice. He will remain here for while longer, but in order to meet thq demands made upon him from a dis tanee, will visit Chester, on the 27ti instant, where he can be found at th4 Shannon House until the 31st, whe he will return to Yorkville for a shor while longer." It further states that Dr. Connaugh ton "comes well recommended ; an though he does not claim the abilit to cure all diseases, yet we confident. ly advise the afflicted to consul him." Death of strother Tidwell The friends of this gentleman wil regret to learn .of his sudden death from diseas, of the heart. Hie ha< nearly reacled hi '77th year. The Charlestonians have had thei; first crop of-green peas. The number of deaths reported ii the pity; of ' Charleston, for thne weel ending march 18, is as follows: Whites, 5 ; colored, 15. It is rumored that the Ways an< Means Committee of Charleston are to report a two per cent tax on botl real and personal property. at thi next meeting of the City Council. The Charleston Courier -ays tha Friday and 8Saturday nights wore sin gularly unhappy in the number o robberies comnmnitted under cover o their darkness. -No less than half, dozen residences were entered and mr equal amount of fowl roosts depleted The Columbia Union says : Captim Kennady, of 'the Adijutant and In speetor-General's Department, ha: arrived in the city, in charge of a por tion pf the State arms, it is statec between two and three hundrec stands, turned In by thq* militia ii Chester county. L ife loat. A wely paper published at Chi cago, devoted to reform and a highe and purer life among all the people The or i~ nq spot pr party, bu alieblir . aniuauity justide ant truth, fedr sif ind plainly. A friend to all that Is pure and good, ir or ohrof the ehohc. Coritains origi nal stori0s of. high and chaste orde of eellehobW; and alsao ar'tiles fron some of the. best friends of God an< mnan, in this 14d other' countries Gives~t ~ ~we of the wek In a con dersed.and lattraotive form. $1.50 year i. six ihonths 75. Address E 0. Egglestqfni 187 Madison Street Peters' Musical Monthly. It 4s downright' exttsdgance I buy mudio'in 'she.et-tot.' wben vyoi can get nearly twenty times your money's worth by subscribing to PC 0 ters' MuSieal Monthly. .Telio, April 5 number. is to hand, and contains the following beautiful selections, "Send the little Ones Happy to Bed, song ; Alone by the Sea, song; I Building Castles in the Air, Scotch Melody ;. Somebody Loves me Dear ly,-song t Go, Pretty Flower, with 0 eyes of Blue, German song ; Beauti ful Days that are eh-ad, quartet ; Easter-Timo, sacred qtattet ; blue Eyes GIalop ; Indiana l'olka ; Vil lage Pl01ka ; Take no U0o1. S Th'e above piec., if purcha el l Aheet-forl, woubl celt .-1.75. You cnn get the lot for thirty cennt, by sending to J. L. Pet rs, 599 lroad. way, New Yoak. Napol'oll En1 Rote to Englaild, The EIperor JInuis Napoleon, Em. peror no nior.', is hot ly expett ed in E 1gland. It is a uiuay tuilg th..t t England shuld Ie th ahYlu .'f ti. fortunate unonatuehs as ihe United States iv the asylum o (f discontunted deInoutra t. '. When the Fis' N1) leon thieatened EIg lan d from boulogne the colebrated Iobe't 11611 spoke of his couitry s "the last asy 111am of Ilibol (y.'' NoV one oan)refuPr to admoit th Wt tho United sates ,. Great Britain are the two granld hoppes of liberty. Napoleon la heen happy in England before. fIe has been happy also in the lietited tates. It ic wcll that he should go to Eog. land now. But, if thinigs do not turn out to his advantage in France,- we advise him to comie over to New York. Tammany opens its doors to brains, and Napoleon's experience iight be useful even to Peter l3is marck Swceny.--N. Y //erad. The Pitrifie. l IIiroads. It is encouraging to see the opening of Lusmesinos on that portioln of the Northern or Oregon Pacilic Railroad already finished. It scenis to be the intention of tie inot porators to hur ry the road to ia comipletion. TIi e Southern or Texas lacitin iq ah'o in a fair way to an early completion. Both ff these rouads has e received enormous grante of lud from Congrese, and there ought to be no imipedimnent to Ateady work upon them. OQo good - effect of the opening of the'two ntew thoroughfares from (ho Atlantio to the Pacilio will be tie lowering of fares and freight tariff. on the pr'es eut line, and the consequent increase of traffic. The roads themselves will in time build up way trade of their own, as they build tip the country through which they will not be tie penaeitupon tie immense turougn travel for their profits. The Hope of the Country. Donn Piatt says, an-1 no doubt tru ly ; "It is hard to make the people from the interior believe it, but any nian Lcin verify the fact by coming to Washington, that there is not an honest prominent Republican but what looks to the Democratic party for relief. This man General Grant has brought us to just that pas< that we are forced to look to the opposi tion for help." Daonn also says: "The Democrats have ninety three votes in the House, and on all quest ions not purely political a clear Imajority, so that there is something of a cheek in that direction, for which we must thank God and take cour age." A corre-pondent of the Scientific. Amecrican writes that he has scon' a steam boiler advertIse-d which saves 33 per cent, of fuel ; a v'alve which saves 15 pci. cent.; a governor whieb saves 10 per cent. t a cut-off which saves 10 per cent. ; a fire grate wlihi saves 20 per centt. ; metal packing and dampeir regulator which sanves 12 Il er cent., and a lubricator which wil save 1 per cent.-makin~g in all ai saving of 101 pcer cent. Combning all theso improvements, an engine would, he thinks, run itself, and pro duce arn additional one per' cent, of fuel, which might be used for domes. tie purposes. Friendless. Th e World says: A mong the origi.. nal admirera of General Grant, he has eased to have- au'y friends. Mr. Stewatt, of this ci~ty, who perhaps did more than any other man to seetwo his nomination and election, holde him in utter contemnpt. Among the wealthy and respectable gentlemn who subscribed so liberally to the Grant gifts, wec doubt if there is one who would give a dollar now, even if Grant weore starving. Four radical Governors are now on trial for impeashmont :LHolden, of North Caroline ; hutler, of Nebrs ka ; Clayton, of Arkansas ; and Rteedl, of Flot-ida. What pure reprosetta tivts the radicals select I The New Orleans ice fuotory rujis six machines, costing $35,000 In gold, and freezes sixteen tons of ice daily. Tlhe water is pouiped'fromi tbo ,bini,is si ppi,,puirified and frozeni in blooks three inchtes thick, and twelve *by twenty-four inchtes thick in are a. Baron Gerolt,.the German,, Minis. ter at WVashbingt on, on Friday,prqsent,. ed to President.Grant a letter frojli,tII Enimperer William, olliciially tinformuing him of the consolidation of the Em piro under Imperial rule.. The Presi dent replied to Baron Gerolt, con. gratuilatlng Germany upon the union et the States, andI reciprocating, the Emperor's wish for further peeful a relations between the two nationts. Spartuibhurg rood, .yeitofday, not with an accident.bQUt fortOO.e miles nbpyo 4LJato4, thie? poitit of *junction wvith thle Jf~gil nu.plmi road, causeij y. 'h" I u' nipg off one freight d . one. pafssengor 65 The passenigor oar was turn.d com. pletoly over and well demoliebed, as was also the, freight car. Tj ocar c6ntained' abQut twenty five pasengors, who were wuore or lets injured, but n10t mortally. Colonel W. C. Gi-t. of Union received a so rious. wounmd in th4 a~ike. Mr. Wood ruff neid DrI. CrenJiehaw, of Yorkville, wee ligli,1y injured, nid beverl-L Ut11 1'0 ve isg,.wtuls-Cl Un ions. (irow in, advocutes sowing nasparo. g i, ii M.rAh or grafting I lie cuttinggs oil goed hdidy q I inco or peuir stoel s. The fruit is excellent, cut. up witi sugar and cre.n l iki peaches, Sonic people 1 uin a r' u by pl unling too nich. They .sio11'.d only remove (lead litiubs an-d thin out suflicitiy to :biiiit t biir anid su1n- Boston Pi.t. Physioians Use Thami in Their P raotioe, Dt is anst uiiernally the caie thgt PhysIcvian4 erolemn.11 What are g-enernilly known a -1 tot ; iedicines." Altholigh 11U1. T 11 I'S 1"8 L.IVElI 1I111 IS NOT' A l'.\6TEINT 111ICNE, ye its compe.'si tien (the re'uut or s of stnio) i. knownn to hin 22:se 1f, nnJ so 1aliable are tie-ir valuable cuirative properties, flint vry mni'tiy lif tihe first Phiysicins in the Soulit and West havo adpted them in their pracii-c, and recoimend tienm to (heir pa. I irents. mar 23-1 w Ayrrr 'HiE Non-rn.-in mnily things tile Norti has ifor a lcng tiie bepen ithead fir the So,. merely berause onr peAple have nelected their natural adv. tages. In nothing was ile more palpably (lie enso 'han in ilhe llailneinre of (1i 5 'diors, sashes. blind., 1rinidi...s. &c. This was n2otie d biy fr. P. 1. T nl.nn Pinterpising Char'es )te2nn. aid he hiias 10W 01ne of (he largest an I Tmost 2ueful mnnufnetories of doors, nlhe' iind blinds in the whole couintry. Sie his .itivertiSement, mar 2 Unnsw-rablo Arguments, El*Ilablishedl filets are silent. arguiten:s whicb neitlor pen nor ioisiue 2cenn shiake, ;ill it is upon e1:lisIed factu fhat tle re. liaationL2 l of linrt eer's .1omiiach litters, :asl'1 l'ivr i l -eervinig elizir', and a whole. !ROMP 1u11 powerfil remedy, is based. When wll nee c"im10 forwan i in crowds, year af2ter2 year. nn.l reiterlte tile sanmle sitle 120n2ts in relation2 i t) i lie 1eneficiaill effect of ai mdicine ulu ilimniselves, dieliclef in its ellioncy is literally impossible. Tie eirn2ials of lois u1nequallod 102n10 and 21 erat ive. ext ending over a. period of near ly :woniy years, include individuals of every class, and residents of every clinie, 2n'l refe'er to Ilie 1moIs2 prevnlent nanliong the comilaints which affliet a1 harass the hu. afill 171221ily. Eiter li miutlt itude of people. strangers to each other, have annually been eized wit I an i-isane motivele:-s de. sire to deCsi t hie plibliC, or Ilos. a centuary, have beceti affording such re lief to sutfferers from indigestion, fever andi agite. billiousne(tiss, general debility, and nervous doorders. n. no other preparation has ever inpiled. To dity, while the eyes of lie reader are upon these lines, ten2s of oimsiands of pers4osi of both Boxes are relying 20pon the Bitters s n snure de fence agaitit lie ailments which fhe pres ent sea-son engenders. and their confidence is nt( mnispliced The local potions which interested lealers sotetites endeavor to foist 2upon fhe sick in its stend, are every. where m2ee2ting the fate that. is due to fraud and impoltire. while the demand for the great vegeable specific is constantly in. creasin2g- mar 2 The "PAIN Kir.r.an" may justly be styled 2thi great med'liine of' thle world, for there is no0 regioni of thle globe into whlich It has niot foun22d its way, and been largely used and highily pr'ized. loireover, t here is no chine to which it is not I roved to lie well adapted for the cure otf a consi-lcrable va. r'iei y of d1is01e1e it is a speedy and safe remiedly for bur'ns, .eahds, enits, bruaises, woiuds an2d various 02 her injuries, as well as5 for dlysentery, dliarthma2 and bowel comn. plai ns genecrnlly, it is adtmiraldy truitedc for e'veryi raice of men2 on1 (lie faCe of the aobe. l a very Sigificantil fatiI thati no'utwith s22anin g I le long peritid of years t hat t ho "P'ini Kil11er"' has1 been before (lie world,. it his never host 0220 whIE of' its popularity, but on1 ihe cont rary, t he call for i'. has Liendily iincreaised from~ its first disaavery, and)2 at no2 previous.' lime hais the demand for it 12een so greai, .2) t he qulanitity made been so large, as it is to-day. Anothier signific.rnt fact is, t~hai nowhere has thie Pain Killer' ever been inm hIgher re pute,0 or been more'( ger~erally used by fam2ilies nnd1 'ndlividhunis, than it has toen here sit. home. where it was first diso-ivored and inliroduicedl. That (lhe Pain Killer will cotinnle to be, what we .have styled it, the great mecdiejn~e of thie world, there can not be the shadow of a donabt.-Pro' idenne A dver't ier. .mar 2 "lQtw2rr hltrr Dovtu."--iow often is thIs expression used by peraons whose bodies *anni minids are exhanstiedlby the tolls ated inxieties of buQsiniess life.,? o gtimulents 'do n'o geod In. sudh caseis. Therk AreI ef fec(1le trans~dienlt. 'r'be re-actiondisastrons. TAFUANT'S. SELTZER MEfRIENTI ethe true remedy for this breaking down er phiyaleak ettevgis,, &nd' the huisll seh'1i to provided, It renovates and refreshes the iussimnilatingr organs and'l Ijie nerves, while It carries oft, wit hout vlolgnoe 9r pin, al~t vitiate. the blood, In lnd!igestco bilIous ness cotast tion, nervous wea ns, ss4 hyppcend lAsId, It hae 'ho tival, ekI lime water ofi te Seit ef fiin Itself ' $ wIIh ~L Is the ofnot at erfgeht Aquivaent. C , s l., yeiss ALA DAMA CS.AtM.-We are Informed that the most persistent andkunylelding. of the priyato Citiso s who have olaims To. the firltish Goveryient are Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co., of Lo.wel, lass, liianturers of nedicines. They will oonsont to nothing less than their demand for medloine. de. tr.ayed by tbo Uritish, pirates shall be paid in gold and in dollars to the last oent. They are emboldened by the faot that the destruction of thelt.goods by the.Eqgliah id China Indelsewherq (for wiser st'e not. that troubl esome nation tranpling upn9i fom1ebody ?) have hit herto beet., paislo iv ul, indt they now say that they shell be, They however. propose this coinpromise Givo us Canad a anl vo will considet it kven. beoause we can then send our reghedies hero withiout dnty.-Washinglen News. JUST REEVD jusrltEU"EIVED. 5 Car loauds St. Lutils Corn, N. C. Os's, Louisville Flaur, all graidep, While and Smoked C. R. Mseon, N. 0. 11 oticy, Golden an-l Comnion Syrup, Crushed, A, Ex-C, C, Detmara ia atid irown Sugars, by iar 22 1). i. FLEN NIK E N. Chainpagne I Clampagne I I LOT of Camupagne and a lot fine whis. A kies, just received at. ie h 18 11. W. DESPORTES. Flint 1ill Chapter No. 2, It. A. M. r 1llE regular monthly eonvocation of this 1 Chalptet will he helb at the Iasoni 1all on Moulity evening, 2d April, at 71 o'clock. Degrees to he conferred. By order of the 11... P... JXo. P. MATTHiP.WS, Secretary. melh 29-fxl Just Received. Two barrels Fine Cabinet Bye Whiakey, two hnrrels Fine Wilson Rye Whiskey, also other brands of Fine Rye and Corn Whis kive, Sherry, Polrt andi Madleira Wines. Fine Old Cognao, Apple, Oinger and Blaol berry Brandy, Ale, Porter, and a lot of Fine Chianipagne, on hand and to arrive at mar 9 R. J. MfcC&RLEY. NECTAR WHISKEY. BIBLS. of Fine Old Neotar Whiskey. Just received by mar 2 If. W. DESPORTES. AT WHITE'S BAKERY Confectionaryl NOT 11H.R fresh supply of plain and tan. i cy Candies, Oranges Cocoannte. 'ecan, Brazil, and Hiael Nuts, English Walnuts Almonds, Brandy Peaches, Oysters, &a. jan 26 Groceries. fV LOUR ,Sugars, Coffees, Tea, Sardines. 1i Candies, Canned fomatoes, Jellies, Canned Oysters. Cakes and Cracfers. Pep per. Ginger, Alspico, Cloves and Nutmegs, Pickles. Starch, Soap, Soda, Concentrated Lye, Patash, Blacking, Blacking Brushes, Mustard,French Mustard, Eseene 9,assert ed, Smokingand Chewing Tobseco,and Yax kee Notions. FURNITURE. A large lot of Furniture,o ensiutilng of Lounges, Sofas, Book Cases, Writing tDesks, all Walnut, 100 aa'orted, Single and D~ouble Bedsteads, 100 Whtite Oak Split Bottomn lining Chairs, Parlor tlhairs, Wargrebes, Cottage lets, and everything usually kept in the Furniture ine, at inic~os to suit the purchaser, for cash, L~ooking Glassees put in old frames or made to order. Oar terms are cash and we will sell for the cash. Oel1 e nd seo our large sloek, t uft arrived. Jam 26 MelNTYR.E & 0. Notice. A LL persnshaidnagant the present their claims properly attested, and those Indebted, will make payment to the undersigned on or before the 1st day of January, 1872. GEORON L. HUNTER1, feb 28.fthx2 A dmr. Notice. ril~REE months from date application will . h madle to Sotth Western RL it Road Bank and South Carolina Rail Road Cotn. pany, for renewal af Oerlificate, date, and number not known, for eight (8) shares of said Stock. Also for t'enewal of certinocate, date, and number not knownt, for eight half shares In said Rail Road company. The certificates standing in the namie of Thom as McCulloch. Original lost or destroyed. mohi 15-xtm DAN'L [HA LL, Ex'or. CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK Oapid4 Stook Pid d--$S00,000, $0A1 RO F DIRA2C0R3. Si. D. Cl1D4S, President. Da. J W. Palker, 11. M. Wailace, John 8. Wiley, Dr. John -T. Darby, . Mope, . . . R. O'Neal, Jr (. P. Melten, Attornsy, W. B. Gutlick, C. J. Iredell, CashIer, , A sistant Cashier. tI'[IE espital stok of this Bank to snow 1. $200 000, all of w hich lias been paid 'in, and confirmedl by the Cgroptrolle of.the Curtendy, Authisty hiai also been rgei. ed 'for at furthter incrosse' to the amount 9f $50),000, of *hidh. lotel- - 20,004 lhes '*i readly beeni taken. Personse wishing to make6 Art livebtnent should apply without dlay. The,.uvpins Vond je n~w. .6,000, thre* per entt utpoilt a toek. The Carolina JNational .Bank idsuee eer. ifficatus of deposit, beat ing interest -at the kate of spven per oept. pqg annute. Tis a~ d att'ehto Is called to th~e ?act t'b t the s fety of these deposits, ah well as all oth. s 0 i h e tal investment if ft'eted4ao thV pitb club this -+h epits peing ,payable sa desuand oonbotnot ido. Deosit.of any Sniount ydoiwed either in curency or coin, And~s .alte in the sameo. Interest- will be p.4at the end of ea e a~~its 5A 4epeuite Columbia. 8 ,0,, January.2S, 187*, .ja n A I'tawmn' NOTICE. T EnCoparteerehip of Kefohi, Mobas. let & Bries having teritsibated on the 28th of kebrotary, In cotisetuence of the death of Itobert 8. Ketchin, tIhe subscribers have forined a Cope rtnership and will continue business in the same sores, under the atle of MoM aster 4, Drige. Q. 11. Me@MSTER. - JA AMMES A. MH R. Winnsboro, S. C., 1st March, 1871. GAIDE;N SEEDS. A frtsh tianlliy of Oarden Seeds just in b~y EXpress. MoMASTER~ & JlR1CE. WINDOW SHADE8. A lot of beautirul Rustle Window Shades, received and ftor ale by MoM A8TUR & MRCE. Siperphosphalte of Lime. febrynan's Anmoniated Superphos. phale of Lime. A few tons for sale at $60 per [on, by mnar 23 McNIcASTER & BRICE. WM. O. BEE & C0., Factors and Commission Merchants, ADGER'S I1JIARP, CHARLESTON, 8 C. Liberal advances made upon consign ments to our correspondents In Liverpool and New York. mar 21-6m JUST RECEIVED. 60 bales good North Carolina flay, and 26 bales good North Carolina Shuoks, for sale at cost and carringe. by V. ft. FLENNIKEN. feb 26 JUST RECEVElD. CONSIGNMENT of Cotton Seed Ifeal, feesh from the Mill at Columbia. This Meal is highly recomnmended as food for all kinds of sleek, espeetally for afilok Cows, c o will purchase Cell en Seed at 20 elm. per bushel. jse 28 KETCHIN & ROfBRTSON. hams I Hamnsl Hams I Ju.. received a f.oe lot of Canvassed and Uncanvased 8ingar Cured liarnne, also a eat of Bulk 8:poked Bacon. 80 Snoka hinily Flour, also a good assortment of Ceffeqs and Sugars, Early Goodrich I ol atoes, ait ft. J. McCA RIEY. Csrolina Life Insurance Comnpany' Oy U Pzria, 'fRXN. JFFERSON DAV1IS. President, Gen,. M. C. DiUTLE&R, Agent for 5. C. DuBose Egieston, Agent, W;Ntssono, 8. 0. Issues the.:moat approyed policien. Aee the surrender value policy--a new feature. By whIch a defnite cash surrender ialeo ie guaranteed on all pelleles, lapsed I-y a no.-paymenut of pretluss' feb 25 GaIverg auzdi Sale: ze STABLE.Fr A. Fe GO0O0D INGQ, 1. KEEJP constantly on hand fins Eaddlem Iand liarness Horses. Also broke and unbroke Males, s good as ever brought to thIs market. Carriages, Bnggles, Wagotns, and Saddle Horses sliways on hand, to hire on the meet Iberal terms. dee 22 JUSTr RECEIVED. 500 L88. Presh Assort ed Carndy, Oreon Corn andl Tomatoes, ' Cansted Ochie, Aeorred Syrups, Priue Candy, Old White Wine VInegar. Low for for C~ash at mar 7 ' oIN'STRE A CQgg, ESTABUISHED 1859. SI 11SETULL a form the oltIzens of~ nboro and Faiteeld Distriet that I have a fuln assorhsenl of Watoben, oewelry, Clocks, Speelsebe. &o., alwaye on hand, an.i 'ill sell at thelowest prices, and weald respeorfutlly Mi .' cnraneae -o the patronag, of my old frfad ad ewutpmers, All go4we.santed no r4 voesned. I am propsted to do al klod'of Wafjh a$t Jew. *lr alo a~,Y .v fattion, Alil wprk warnied. /.Ano aLS o Ui se, -ant-se WHANNPS RAW BONE SUPERPHOSPATE, Tito Great Pecilizcr of nil Crops. Ti JIF tI'llarAlled~ snccce-i of tlis Ortat eriizer ont All Crops, proves it to be file Best and Cheaspest duunure now offered ijIIIAII~ ~ It hlas l'evif lived by nsiuoy or flue most I' tillt It m r il iietSokll P R&W!UENE i Fn very GAlVOlk'lt nt0rSttiitioll. Su Fr F jmFI/.' Oil Coii io 1u8 etl'ocfa tve beb pfirticu. STADAR GURANEED~ lly mtitkil. It. is nto rars thling rot STANDARD GUARANTEED ronel 01 n Ired to Two lstindt cd Per ag MS .I'II , 0 ri intolme. MANUFACTURED BY Mr (reo.C. Dixon, al eminent plAnter of tts n lette'r to tile P~lan WALTON,WHANN& O & in an 6orivi-tnt WI LMI NG TON,DE L.Sperspiate -nd --mMIe tit. file Whann's pro,:-d Itelf the bet 4 o it thost tried, payitig aNet Profit (oea FOR SAL EBY ' it the present low prico of cotton) of $0 0r ar of coon. A of Mr. '01HM HRM litxoW a lett, giving details, wi be tfur-, M rON FACTOIS 60ION MERGC"I" FOR RAL' DV A UUSTA, G q~HA ..Orn CI.( FetlieOll Irops, prve t to be hlCestn h. and Atus ofa. G. jan 12-rt ETP AN IJA OS, SOLUBLE MANURES, AND SULPjHURIC ACID, Iiistiredt at he j4,n Prlanterr A N Wthe S0uh, n P l CI 'a7 SULPHUVIC ACID A NI) SL -P'QOSPJIATH COMPAN. rfi , li ow itoll kiuwi i N (1 ' ANO is ntait, Cnt hure tt eti I h a Ntive bone prtios. Sphiuu ces of' 1oa ilut ('utolititIt. These I 'it ttlik in naheir 10itirah it til are t fsoluble, anud requuiuei tt he g i to Iti'ilr, and madtuie 'olth le b y P ilphlnre Aocidn Tht Cogm Polly have )low Iik olt fit le hi'Itl gei t Sutilphai tio ,oi' Cvinlucre at iti Soutl, ant are t lie rcf'o . uable (iit nitn fi t r t at th lowv iext s, file iit ctM gG.t.do of Fert ilizer ; It ltd g clear ttI tie gr'et' I the Irli it nof thtt V l1 t0,10u1i10 wlu olt Aluy Pert-ilizor comul aiuua, t(lie e's flt. liatutit y ui'qtiii l ~ tpe tCnI'. hit o:.l t n in ake tle Pert hl er cPan.. I-l e, Amon ntia aill i')tjtt i its 'It Iif it t dl i hn te uddi. Witri , tea viega t be (ons pany~a thetilchr present lowe prlo of'ctlo)to Warrancd to cotait ti out 14 to 2 0 per iiii of issolved Bone I'otplnAe of lime rd Ir-oni 2 to Per cnt' . ot A i i'lt, wil it I i P lii eit t ilt ion o' i oitviati wi buano frid 1101full, to tILajn:t it to e'u't.mt Pril'c %.*.W" pet't cntl cas it tittue, IF6 per ton, and in. centi s per cotut. nppl :DTSSQEI--jVm"1D -B?22'-TEJ or mrii g t rde, Rtiale fl l it o..' .or Ilinot-ii, beit ig I if self an excellent Fert1 zor, and i lpecintly niiil fot ci'ltll F-l- A8 Intgt qt'ttitties or 8ulphurio Aci wre used to dissi ve liue7 lint litt , t is' will het ft mid11 i lienp m'tid ('otvoiiewt wiky to, ranamport fit lu a tteurial. 'I'll( j-inItll ftiti'u,'led ui ul' D efrin 18 to 20 Pet' cent. liuoived BCone Phosplane. Puice pe l' i . i'tt -, ott tuim, $45, with inti'resaf7per ceit., )er a natiw in ll ilie' T tlAt ill 1 e Is t atni tulet o oir fi t t additional ptice pet 'O IM'OT7N1T:D -A-01:131EO~~m Spe tilly Pr epared o grotin it g , Ieti made ii d oti er paritio id. h itros. h'rice f3o per toll, enli nut t u t te, * o0, wi t ie t hiet st g prad cet. per antial. 01.oW0T2\D E01J,M t eich lower rates, cotri ti piply of i olubive loe'hopia tes ground to powder. crip $2n per ltou, ti ; oi il ett q S22, ati e iteritt i t per cetnt. pet r alu e mn. W mr. C- :E-~ & co.7 Agontis, No. i Adger't paitif, ( ha iesion, S. C. N. B.--'le pe centango 2i0ols'il Ilt itoppiato o f li ie hI Atnonia in ll in 'ilwtts, is nita i t i lit On lilk tI itq. I)' i1V1 ii tt'u l milt'14 bt~hoe uOivery. IO',,uui au fromha 2er - diit nt.fed, lit maiy wit it n tig li ple o any Pbu'chase, witin (80) lays after delivery, iu will o sitlyzed u fow, aid anty deficin yn its lf pexcentage rauartnteed will be rnnade goo to l2m iy thp cemillity; Jan 2 -8 v WINES AND LIQUORS I AonePhshae P ASO ,En sn tl hereie sh (C rie$5per' $on,ah;on i ,ooo. wt intret ato pe~ cent pers nnum. at nhlwrrts ni stinuml or.f t e rsiv litune Phop e grund los powder, AelN.14Ar's lure ifr'sFn y Whar, alet', skey. f't inris nacerti nwa atl tuaort ny al ar els Pin e ot Whery. altasaa rchuer bofer i atet, forif i rn etar nyo tag 2am6t f. Wuch, withinOP (T0S eas afte adelcyery anwler aaye nw adaydloneyt l r. RNH inOT &h peCentg 'uranteil b maegodtohmuyte Company IattstaeAtA~ O YanD 25-8AM Jfod h ust giRaof ecnted .J..LEE & CIO S. MIR1L ~IGJlL a Pa OMPO UNDA no. lli ha etantoIrdc laios H'ISP AT nno ellInow in alowslnro ao.W fe z he othernM Wints foT O itsrabdlo tel o outvnurbatsIlr frects1a8 art aglenoo isniictroasingy theo po-sig i iiac endSgra notifc ao Comnot t qure setoia Cs oiydwnlte oo~t e.commndrton furo it.itsnc u oe for etldowltosnfopie p, lit.ble~ excellnce. Thelaen coixoned waih alivetenfd lyeqay in thest tanord theriies. Iate if e continued sellenc fof iets Guanonsoro J. N. ROESON, ne, eteatehtu f8AM.ad Selling Agent, Charleston. 8, 0. 1. .lt pilnpessarapot Jao. S. Raasi & Co., General Agents, Io~ yrwCael saltimore, dee 29-8m ..WIRIS FLO~tloasChFFEg 1, Frusharshoanree OysBrwerleOsesFru~y1ee tersA a pop andleso Wnorking *9e I6 nltofCradbahandi oring Toacao, &e. Altso, ev ~ 1roV*Tu o,~akr falkns neresst tluod's oF Ryo W h, ~io~e Almod., etter Pecn andhaze wore ine NIca Wiey, d2 ' teeasweou t ~ntoz. t e o:.n 25. W. DB71TB iiRA~a75D0f& d 1 Commision Mercants .AUGUSTA GA,