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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

A VALUABLE WATCH.-A watch
maker Of Paris possessed 4 wonder,
ful watch, valued at $1,000
Daring the late internationl eNhi-
bition the idea occurred to him to
offer it for sale to the Sultan, who
has an inclination for expensive
jewclry, but although the royal
Secretary admired it he assured
the dealer that his Majesty would
not purchase, having already a
watch that gave him entire satisfac-
ton, and to prove his assertion
fetched it. What was the jewel
er's surprise to find that the
watch was mounted on a crystal
about the size Of silver dollar
and a finger thick, having value
Of at least 100000.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
:DUPONT;S
G UTy POWDER

Iwould invite toe attention of dealers to
my Large and Well Assorted stock of Pow
der, consisting of Rifle :HFg;,, in kegs, half
and quarter kegs. also in one pound and
half pound caniSterS.
Deer HF,in kegs, half and quarter kegs.
also in one. pound and half pound cani>ters
Eagle sporting and Rife. in 81 pound kegs,
one pound and half pound canissers..
Eagle DuckinG, in 123 and 81 pound kegs,
five pound aud one pound caniSters.
! Blasting powder, in twenty-five pound
kegs.
Sporting, Mining and Shipping powder of
every variety. Manufactured at the cele5ra>
ted Mills Of E J. Dupont DeNemourS Co..
Wilmington, Delaware, whose reputation
has stood unrvalled for sixty. eight years.
am prepared to Fl all orders, either Re-
tail or Wholesale, allowing a liberal discount
in lots of twenty-five kegs or more.
l. J. \. ROBSON, Agent,
Nos. . Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. c..
Dec. 8 so 3fu.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
NOTICE 20 PLANTERS.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

The highly satisfactory and remarkable
effects of this Gnano in producing very
largely Increased crops Of Cotton, Corn AID
other staple crops, has attracted the gen.
eral attention Of planters and farmers. In
order TO confirm public confidence in the
continued excellence Of this Guaro, and
avail Of the best scientific ability in the
prosecution of this important business, the
Pacific Guano Company has consummat"d
Il professional enga cement with DR.. St. Ju-
lian Rsrcnel, Of Charleston, S. c., as scien-
ti!ie adviser ana consulting Chemist 10 the
Company. Dr. Ravcncl is conversant with
the composition and qualities Of the Guano,
as veil AS with the character, policy and
unu$ual resources of the Paci6: Guano
Company, and will communicate full IL
formation Oh these points to planters who
may call on him, or address him by letter
at Charleston, S. C.
JNO 5. REESE & CO., General Ag'ts.
Pacific G"ano Company, Baltimore, Md.
J. y. ROBSON,
As't for South Caroliua, Charleston, S. c.
Dec % 50 3m.
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Carriage and Buggy y
FACTORY. : !.
}. Tay:Gr & &c.

Will keep constantly on hand good as.
sortment Of fine BUGG!Es Of the most ap.
proved styles and patterns, combining
lightncss and durability. Built to order
.ght Rockaways, and Plantation Carriages,
Phcaons, Top and no Top Bugsies, &c. -
Old Carriages and BugScs renovated and >
made to look AS good as new. Repairing
doae in the best manner and at reasonable
prices, and all work estimated on before it
is repaired and cop{ given to onr eusta.s.
mcrS. Special attention given to repairing
fine Carriages and B"g.ies, which is impor- =
tant to consumers. Freight will be paid oite
way, when sent by Rail Road, wien the re-
pairs amountto over 500. Weusehothing
but the best materials that can he bought, and
are willing to rely Oh the merit OF our work Tor
liberal patronage. We invite the exams
nation Of orr work and assure the pu6Ec
that We can build the same class work 40 =,
cheap if not cheaper than we can import it.
AL of orr work is warranted.
Our Factory is near the Depot.
Ncwberry, s, c., March. 25 Sa1SI y j
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
- $685.

Tie Pomaria Nurseries have bPen greatly i'm.
pr0Yrd and the undersigned has the pleasure o:
offering TO his patrons the bet collection Oi
Fruit Trees ever grown in this climate. Apples
and peaches rarticu arly adapted 70 TIE climate.
from the earliest to the latest Apr;cotS, viums,
eciariGes. Cherries, in great variety. Almonds,
Qui@ces, Figs. omegramateS, Med!ars, FiihertS.
English WulnatS. Spanish Chestnuts. Ever
bearing Mu.bcr;i's or Pears. the best ana
mcst varied COLLECTION ever offered in the south.
among them tie iicbe. = large wimter pear,
ce%al 20 Unci;e>Se D'AugcuieTe in .ize. stan
G;j,d ard DWarfs can be furnished 1rcEl years
cd, to bearing size.
Grapes in great variety. including al tie lest
new table varieties, with those for vineyards.
Also Lutteroek:$, True ScHrpernuDg, and the
llor ers, much priced with Tie ScuppcrEong.
for wirc
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Eoses-Ail tie fine vGrictis, 5, with the rev
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
BRAINS AND FARMING.-A writ

BRAINS AND FARMING.-A writ
er in the n. E. Farmer says the
great trouble with too many farm
ers is that they rely on muscle
alone for success : not that
they. aek brains, but decline to
use them. In other words, they
do not believe in "book- farming"
nor do they calculate as men who
have, carried on business as me-
etanies,, manufacturers, and pro-
fessional men generally. On this
groundit is assumed that, when
one, e,ofthis class turns his atten-
tion to farming, he rarely or never
makes "a failure Of it, because
brains are made to do the planning,
and The muscle, selfpossessed or
hired. the execution.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
District Court Of the Unitcd iStQtee.

For the District of South Carolina-In
Bankrnptcv In the matter Of Milford
+. Petcrsou-Bankrupt.
Bv whom Petition for Adjudication OF
Bankruptcy was filed on the 2lst day Of
December, A. D. 1868 in said Court.
This is to give notice, that On the 2S;h
day of December A. D. 1868, warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate Of
II. +. Peterson Of Ctaprcll'> Depot, in the
District Of Newberry and State OF South
Carolina, who has icen adjudged Bank
rupt, on his own Petiton; that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, 10
him or for his use, and the transfer of. any
property by him are forbidden bv law that
that meeting Of the creditors of the said
ankrrpt, to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more As>ignccs of his Estate,
will he held at Il Court of Bankruptcy, to
he holden at Acwbrrry c. H., before
Henry Summer, Esq, Register, on tie l4th
day of January, A. D. 1862, at - o'clock,
NJ. J. P. NJ. EPPING,
Z. S. Marshal as Messenger.
A. 2. PIER,
Deputy Messenger.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
SweetheartS And Wives.

Yos are all apt to complain
(writss alady addressing her own
sex) t6atlovers, when they become
husbands cannot unite. the two
charactsgs. You lay this, mostly
to the nen's charge. De You
think t IS their fault entirely {?
am disposed TO- say no. 1 will
tell you EhE3 Before marriage
you take the greatest pains to
levassgoufselves1 into goddesses,
and desire to be- worshipped ac-
cordingly. Men, especially those
possessing, superior intellectual
qualities and refinement ofnature,
favostITase 3iews and treat you.
as something nearer to heaven than
themselves; and 10 no sooner has
the honey moon passed than your
Husbands discover, by lmpercep-
tible but sure degrees, that you
are (though in somewhat inferior
ratio so tbsnselves)' of the s:eafth,
earthly" Happy the woman who
has the wit to 'contrive that; in
her married life. the SAME halo
sbalksprroqnd her in her husbands
eyes that existed before their
unionF2 The thing, in the intimacy
of common place, everyday life,
may be diffealt, but tits by no
means impossible to achieve.
Your sso@n neglect of all those
cares and arts by which you won
the lover causes commonly the
earlier estrangeWent. of the bus
band. ~>~-
How frequent is the spectacle Of
neats-ssrupulous maiGens, W lie.
when they yeeeno' wives, neglect
theirggerseash appearanee and ! Al
who, if asked why they do 50,
would answer, ':8sOb, In married":
showixss plainly that their care
and trimness formed no part Of
their natuaes,' but was trap
spread ,fae. the lure and destruction
ofmea Pretty Mrs. Snider!when
your careful, fine spun web caught
the credulQqs .fy,. your object
being effected, good-by neatness
good looks, care and refinement.
What=more had you in this world
to dps2 X Your " unfortunate hus:.
band finds. the very qualities which,
mosEks Influenced his choice
have vanished, ;'like the baseless
fabric Of q vision" and which to
paraphrsss thepget, aeaves but I!
a wreck behind"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
.&D>-

sAsAksxs LARaE5 3! q; ;,il'4 FA4RSlEsii-He B Ei
haveseen the anecdote of Bakewell
moreaehan 1once, and possibly it
may aaszbe2 new to many of our
readers, but it so applicable to
many ofeus Southern friends, that
We repfblish it at the risk Of its
bsinS Thought somewhat stale.
RobsH yBakewel, the celebrated
EngEish farmer, used to tell the
followiag auecdote E ioff:a farmer in
Leicestershire; -
This farmer, who owned and
oceupgdI 900 aeres Of 4apd, had
thrspsdaaghteEs: When his -eldk9 /
est daughter married he gave her
one-qaastss of his land for. her
portba Das-na money and ne
found by lite more speed, and
a little better management, the
product of his farm did not de-
crease. He then set to work, and
began to, grub up his furze and
fern and ploughed up what he
called his poor, dry farze, covering
in some place nearly>half the land.
After giving half the land away
to twepfThtis daughters, to his
great surprise he found 'that+ the
product increased; he made more
money, because his new, broken
up $arze land brought excessive
crops; and at the same time he
farasea the whole Of his land bet
ter, foEhe;employed more laborcrs
upoait; he rose. two hours sooner
in the morning, had no more dead
fallows once in, three years; in
stead of which he got two green
crops in one year, and ate them
upea the4and. When the third
and last daughtermarr he gave
her25O: acres, or half Of what re-
mained, for her portion, and no
money. He then found that he
had the same money to farm one
Quarter of the land that he had at
first to farm the whole"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
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Eaeetie Magazine

OF
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ITsw Volume tegirs January, 1853,
BE!NG nE TW ENTY- SIXTH YEAR OF TIE
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On and after 2nd November 1868, the pas
senger train will leave Spartanburg Court
House, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 7 a. m, and arrive at Aston at l.30
p m, connecting with the Greenvile down
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The Church Union.

This paper has bccn recently enlarged 70
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TIE RIVERSIDE FOR 1859.
Oct. 2S 81 3no.

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New. Sch eGuie.

-, OGice I.aurcnS R. r
LaurenS G. HIS. G April 20, 1853
On and after tuesday. 18th May EcXt the
trains this road will commence running
to rrtHrn' on same day; to connect with up
and down trains on Grecnvile and CoIutn-
hil Railroad, nj Helena; l>avins Laurers at
5 \ NJ. on tuesdays. Thursdays and SAT.
urday'>, and leaving Helena NJ 1! P. N Oh
same days. j. 5. BOWERS.
NJ y6 Supt. l.. L L.
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Augustta,'Ga.,

Have now in store a very large
and select Stock, we'll adapted to
the wants of Merchants, Physi-
clans and Planters, which they of-
fer at q ver} small advance on
cost of importation and manufac-
turer's prices. Merchants are in
vited to caltand examine our sock,
the prices they will find as low as
in any eiey}sQash 81 New York.
VIM. n. TTTT & LAND. ;
Oct. 2S 81 3no. :. -
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qua !. NO.

BruceS concentrated feru!lZer, IN oar
rels, per ton, $50.
Pure GROUND Bone, in barrels, per ton:
$40.
Bore and Meat, in barrels, per ton, s3S
FISH Guano, in barrels.
Alta Vcla Guano, &25.
Alta Tc!a Phosphate. in bags, SOD.
Ground Plaster, per barrel, sl.75.
Swan Island Guano, III bags or barrels,
$50 per ton.
Sulphaie Of Soda, in barrels, per tor, $50
Soluble Pacific Guano, 500.
Best Snpcr7hoSpha:c, containing ten per
cent. soluble phosphnric acid, and three
per cent. ammonia, put up in bags Or bar
rclS. Price SO per ton.
CrAan Gna1a, from caves, containing
besides the usual pkoSphatcS and organic
maticr-!ive to six per cent, Of nitrate of
potash. An excellent application for pot%-
toes, tobacco, cotton, exc. Price in bags,
$35 per tCn.
so1,h Carolina Phosphate, ground ard
put in bags or barrels.
Navas*a Gnano, by the cargo, in lu'p,
or ground.
For Salc by
GEO f WHITE,
80: $50 Front Street, \. !.
Oct Il - Emo
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Laurens Railroad.

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p : r. -a-,
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IN " y -fis-; I: - L. ~. x.TT
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In quity-Newberry.

David Werts, vs.. John Legrone. Bill to
subject funds of absent debtor tospay-
rcnt of debts.
I, appearing 10 my satisfaction, that the
defendant, John Hegrone, resides beyond
The limits Of this State, on motion OF Messrs.
G.,rl;nciou & Suber, Complainant's Solici.
tors, it is ordered. that he do answer, plead
or d emnr TO said bill, within forty days
from the publication Of this rule, or the
same will nc taken pro confesso against him.
THOS. ". LAKE, c. c. P. T. e.. g.
Dec j.; u ct
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ON and after WEDNESDAY. the 12sh
instant, Passenger Trains will run daily,
Sundays excepted, connec:inG with Night
Trains on SOu:h Carolina ard Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroads, as follows: