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Items for EEGrsenlels.

Grooming HorScs.-Thc American
Stock Journal says that a man who neg
lects the regular grooming Of his horses,
is an enemy both to the beast and him
self--to them, because he withholds Ia
Dor which is their due, and to himself
BECAUSE he depreciates the value OF his
own property. The curry comb should
be brought into rcquistion daily, nor
should the chipping shears be omitted.
CMe for calls, Sores, Scratches, ctc.-
A Kansas correspondent of the Rural
World writes: will give you an infalli-
bic remedy Cor gals and sores of all
kinds on horses, including what is gene
rally called scratches. Two ounces OK
tract of lead, two ounces spirits of wine,
one ounce sal ammoniac, half ounce
white vitriol, four ounces soft water :;
mix, dissolve, and wash three or four
times a day.
A Coughing Horse.-lTy horse has 4
dry, hacking cough pretty much all the
while, and every few days he is cholled
up, and breathing causes rafting sound
in his throat. He is worse on a cold
damp day than in dry weather. 1t is not
the hcaves, for when his throat is clear,
his breathing is all right He has a
slight discharge at the nose. What ails
him? What is 4 remedy ?--JoHN De
WITT.
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Wm, Knabc & Co.'S
FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MBBAL
Grand. Square and UIstight
PIANOS.

Opcr so Cold apt Silrcr iMelals Ee-
ccived Over all Competitors; the Hyk-
est Aacards of Merit.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE NJ. G.
A. SoCIETY-At meeting held on Sat
urday, the 9th inst, the following per,
sons were chosen officers of the Monroe
County Agricultural Society for the en-
suing''year:
President-A. B. COVERT.
Vfce Prcsident-JERE WILLIAMS.
Diycctors-ALEX PICKENs.
G.. w. CARRoTHERs.
VALENTINE GATES.
: WooDMAN OKEY.
On motion, A. j. PEARSON was ap
pointed Secrttlry and W, T. MoEKis
Treasurer. of the Society. ,,.
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TRADE.


II AVING dissolved the co.partnership hsrs-
IL tofore existing under the firm name Of
JONES & MoRRIs, / am now prepared, At the
old stand, to supply my customers and the
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HARDWARE

,i5 f's,'t-t-a1 sggv 9aF i8ad
Is of the best quality. not surpassed by any i
in this market. My motto is: ,.,,.,,
., y
Honest and Fair Dealing with ali
Men.
Cali and examine ny stock before pI:iiohh- =
sing elsewhere. t.tt g
-. eas-, ,.r.s.a1
Es' Place of business East side eff Pnb
lie Square. e.-nov9m6. w. T. NORRIS,
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

OF bidding, 23lxoc; SnFes T. ana os'e"'"~
'GS Pa. No es y s.,sE ss' o1s s'ss sssss
and be%sO. OSsef & sS 1c m browpOAe dseInr'
.s Ys ,SS S e i55 n Of 'Savs x, ,s Of '0D1s
ssSO' store, NJ s' sst dwsng 10
Gated south siie s4lb-st ~ n east OF AN'
2t S,, s%. s6 s and tenement % located No % i
" ps ' % % and S snSs,, ossso a
porh.we est second ave ana tors % I" eisrs,y ~
and 2Sr50 stories 1E9 brick dwelling located =,
NJ 90 Sntbst size building l6oESoi stones Anu ""
ogSe s ySn S isBrck and tenement Located east
~ "a n south seventJseVenihEt s1s Of OAans
'oI.s stories S"Rs' rss feass dwellings To-
Gated side Of POry5nst o s ws' ba,tmsnt owner
buildugs-two, I5I6Si one, 2O16Si stories y anu
& s@'2 NJ 2zM,rch sBet and tenement located No 2s
FlG 10 ts Of badBg 24gIS5i stories Owner Charles
Wright NJ ay,rh s-Bet store dwelling l9esd 10 2a
Edrdsest buidag q sHs2 stories & 4Tssr we "a a
,e obaidins 25I; stories owner George Batsener located
Pm No 28March l6FItesss SoNssooe d b,senenL
oTP s NS iCb situated north sds % ssss s,s,
fo1rtb-st 100 feet Fourth size Of 5aA1G
Sss Si.S No. 'n s8s lTeo s.s hosooDs d~sasi
ot,,si ,ob 5e of Pebsi oe;Eeen Fifh Ana S1r9 %
Oat@SV Pds Nc si'S "a s S Il 7FSs dTs"gs
located south Of ybhhsL 2sS feet east oI W Seven.
6udiDg 2OISO stories ard basement oSn'r I0hn W. S'e
Plan No q7Mareb izsscopdes" corrugated iron dssiSs % 1
Gated north Ne Of l4ths, f. west Of lstays size % os
iI s sOI Ya sMsTh sYou sclass brown stone Dwellings To-
Gated 1shst $50 n west Of 5dass s, ss S
PIN M 2gMarch I9-Brick stable. located not1 III
$50 us.t OF ztavs; size building 291S3i s'oiisS
"a s SO & oow.rh eBrct flnIuE wood factory located s9
and ssl n west Of size Of building Soh1'i s'oes O
g. Yost - -,,..-.u.. i....sa M ga West l5tb-
., are OF building 9DxO; stories 2 Owner, e. lost r
2gS-March i9Five tscsss brown'stohe
,, corner and fthave size o. OadSs |
so stories 8 and bassmenL Owner VIM CObnru. ,..,
pan No la5MaTch 1.-two brick stores and tenemeu" p,
Nos 2O6 and 2O Riyugton OF buildings 2oKoi stories anu
basement Owner, James NJ. Cromwell ,s us, 4a,b,t
Plan 29T-Mareh 2l-lTOn stable, located az No. 10 "
b,,ding stories. OWner &. wis,
9j-March 20-FoundstOn of baluing
west cor 6thaye. aud 52dst Owner James Rome F
uon. a.. .,.hi. .oaLbcp.e. and dwell
g Iosted on the north Of t5thst l25 n west 0 nA'e '
h,idpg alt7D stories Jonas o. Clarke - .aa
Plan No 3R-Marh 20-SecOnicass d"eiihG ont Ill.,
loStbst 80 n east of 2dayei Of building IoKEoi oe
Pill No -Msh store located No 42S Bo1dvsy ne
ofbupg l4OO: stories and basement 'O"ne Le Donei
1 Bro 49, ,o.o..a ro,ih side
of3bst Of 6shsT sire OF building E'Ao' '0'' "
/ Owner Martin Mcintosh ror,h IA.
32dst $50 6hsye slIe Of building SIt'i ''oes oH'
Pan No s2Mreb 2-Brk factory located 'Ouh'wed cor Ots
ave aud 31tbst building 5OI2Si stories o"he' T. D.
/ James .... a., o7d. Al
and g,vt size building 2Iil; stories, Owner James 0spu
Pan No 3I7-Msrch 23-Bdck dwelling located noIth ,le
Ia Esst ObAvs; size Of building 1879 "ohs" V''' "
PIN No -Nsrch 23-wooen dwelling located north SIDE oI1
at 2sS II 3lAye Of building 2OISo stories o"ls h
/ WArt ITeAdWeL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

Lots NoA % and 70, block NO u 'e-''''' 'F
Persons having real esta:e for sale or 10 ie'
and those desirous Of purchasing or renting sdch
pery, will find 1t to their interest 10 adveruse
Tpprxx Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
thr newspaper and IN addition to this advantage IhE
TpnusE will be found. not only In Rewfork and all its
,,tes and Villages but every state and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be mauo
bef a. will allow Of advantage offered being clear 70
M reodsr We would especially dwell on the fact that
,he ,ubscribers for the three additions Of THE TRIBUNE
paiy Semi Weekly, and Weekly. comprise individuals 10
eyery profession business: consequently adVeruso
ments IN each disseminate among all classes. in'
TR1nUSE devotes especial attention to the reports OF sae
Of real estate both the city and country thus adding
greatly TO the value Of Its columns as an advertising me-
dunn. The charges for advertising arc as folows DAILY
TRIBUNE IS cents per line for each insertion; "EEkL
TRIBUNE, % per nne; sRMrWREKLf iRiBUNk' e.n.
uer une About ten wo de line after the nrst
line. which usually contains only four or nVe words
Tcrma cash in advance.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

AUCTION SALES OF NEW.JERsEY REAL ESTATE.
BY A. ID. NELLICK, JR. & BRO.
Tkres%iory fsm- ard " fall city al Bergen Point
fronting t.t NJ Tompson. $1,000
RsSbss. ssO
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

E0R SALE-At Darien, Conn.,, on the old
Post Road westerly mile Railroad Depot neat COTTAGE
HOUSE containing rooms esm,sd cellar all good repair large
hnus the premises half s land
by Dusr kmhI puHhsr Of ycunE fruit
NC so large beautiful NorvAy sPrAee irsss IA hont Price
"a aha Tsnss sasn AspI W D. BROWN, No. 10 RseAshpA
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

E0R SALE OF RENTAL Clifton. Staten
island HOUSE, partially furnished and two Of Gtoahd II
brn and carriage house. garden aad trees all good
order mile RON Vsndsrhr Landing nis om fs Wsdswor,h
aud Horse Railroad Thess hsfhourly Terms $1,000
Rent 800 Apply the prsnss 20 Gss HARVkf BROWN.
n.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL EsTA

The triangular plot ground bounded bv Hamilton and Bush
sBi smith SIS l3lHl50Il25. Owen Meiee. R7
Tbrrory onestorv foursory, twostoy brick badngs and
MOT grouud Of Deanst, loo " Of NAhderbitsye,
~ plot 12El2 Nnrle.
Tev hTowustone bouse and lot No 81 Port Green place
near tuare lot 20yo0. Mr. Martin IL
SetopotaBsve blocks hoo BnshSiokAve,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
@lfstrttstr 6uuntp 8taI estatt for SaI,.

A t WHITE PLAINS.
"A AT YoNKERs
Fo sALB number Of choice COUNTRY SEATS FARMS and
CoTAVbs choice locations at Poes tha, bargain. Apply
MITCHELL h Co. No - Pine1tt
A L YONKERS-A Bargain-A HOUSE with
rooms sA heater sliding door marble maDts- sarep ut
e xe n,sr 'sv near dspO,i en Terms easy Appy 70 JAMRS
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
TOR SALE-FRUIT FARM near Smyrna,
IL Del, S5OOOO Address PEACH, BTealod Del.

EARM ON HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE
Town Of Rhf. Carthage Landing containing 30 veil
-ssd aud valuable land has the dVsEs Of than hafa mile
" containing valuable building sesi s5undanes
Of fruit than 500 aPp. large double house and al .bs
enthudnEs good ordri minuis wAk nom Railroad
Depot Apply BuDD Nos 90 and % White e., T.
be nrrmn
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
6uuniru Stal Gstat. for Sale.
CUANCE SELDOM METZ WIT


A CHANCE SELDOM NET WITH.-FOR
pleasant Es. REsiDRSoRs sroa@a S'-roIi ONLY
dSiy So crowded rsO BY ps.sn,
S5 AZ; Ssl route out ofs I twenty ysaf.
tunes though going daily ali @s living brooklyn
!sr have beer sS'ss detained ,, lee fog or snow Tns hens.
the tie ferry By dag path all the way from toe door IL com.
sSs' Il. 's ii 'e' s'
S by Is o~r for h o" a.s and soad not 5. s on any .e
:oG Bot % The & s.s & S sGss .1IDU On T 'A 1 s sSo g. Il
e With large bag windoA booking over be bay library uss
Ss%s &C. ous Toe bed rooms j. 20 feet 5; as
The Door .s., s ss , .So. room base
meat sIo aud weed cellar oa.s ss % IA sS"%psis &
.s. .'y p ,s 1. "G q water !. time. A.
f's , s % 81 IN ~. ~ al over
w & % % q @ S @ ss oa .SS ssS sso. .ps 1ss
sd ra, rr- in m bearing nany Of them ssd 10 sp,. nae
.ds. Eou sbeh .nd rem the windows:
ineiade lots srcSa
t % . sod aid d ss s' .';. s:s S
B"I' BSG Sc S't sSS. S,%.YoG @ clT.
At SHOHOLA FALLS, Penn.-A farm of
~ 80 house. good ioesioa ahug aud bnBtDgi stock,
psasn Ec Price, f5Oco AFPF CONSTANT No IS P1rt
pac.
A BARGAlN-Valuable farm, including crops,
Must !. .s osos9 Ss se. REES BRofHERs No FSos
A FARM of 65 to- 20 Acres good buildings,
s s''' Of nut we'll ''t;' tRsEsSs as NJ s i BS sss.
A FARM of 60 acres in Ulster County, n. Y,
~ suie- AdsoWo Bre Railroad and 20 miles from New
. r fame house containing rO0%S sSd s0Sd SSSSHs1
No. LOG Brosdwsy, corner of Pinest
EOR SALE-At New Hamburg, on the east
a ..s sns S COUNTRY sFir consisting q sSo. leo acre.
Lad os the Rive, doe ns. ss sSs rom. ss cr ,asS @
ouBua abandaor Of Fruit Of al kinds; msgnhcset views
niles bargain 60 man means orieri
@ @ :' Or Ss Ssa .d as. 70 IN skR siissRi 81 HsS &
Agents. No. l6s Broadway
TOR SALE--At Lennox, Mass, among the
Na Ers ,. H PIE. sEPnERp PsRks
ke,l E.i,,- Agents, No l6, Bmsdwsy
EOR SALE-North Shore, Staten Island, II
o. % % S & FGs s Sn LsS s feet :s s si
nnhr IL perlor With comfort snd sonyenisuesi gas
PT s,'er Ssw painted and .pers and in perfect order ave
ouup SsrnSs spring Of pure water ssrsd 70 top
a"u hsh aud healthy with view and
TOR SALE-FRUIT FARM near Smyrna,
Il Del s6OOOc Address PEACH, Brsaiod, Del.
EARM ON HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE
Town Of Fshf Carthage Landing containing 30 veil
-ssd aud valuable land has the advantage. o. iS.n half mile
Of fruit than 500 app. ssi large double house and al b.
Dr S" p Sf sT Me-. g: n %ss ws s. % h':s 90
the premises
E0R SALE OF RENT-At Clifton. Staten
island H0UsB partially furnished and two Of ro1hd
o I. oS. S.'% nile o La
aud from Horse Railroad These h.tbcuT, Ts,%s sIo
u + Army
TOR SALE-At Darien, Conn, on the old
ps Road westerly mile how Railroad Depot ss. COTTAGE
lsaSs premises oOS.s .Soa hall land ssd Ss. SS
:upsd BY Dar s~lh there nuHs.r d ycsns & trees
e : :ss: .S % ''. ssis is;s GSss Nee S i:s '
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

y,ssu, st, lot. ss. $50 %. hlost 80 l6 Osioe ''
~ 90 4, On block ia to l45, black r. 80 $3.50
-. No. ga "a a5 biock x Oelen fann
b''' ''"S 80 49, eagvsgtLLK ,oo
t. M. % and q block No Pearsafs hp'''''''''' w.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
Ttb -Itrstp Real Gstat, for Sals.

TOR SALE-At MORRISTOWN, NEW-JER-
shy. the coUsTRY PLACE Of tbs late X BooSkk 9RAvs ss
"A miles om the depot There are
on sbs pses large House. With all pisrn
farm hoHEs bas grapehouse lbnse and fe
D. hei other onthudnga The buildings and
order In ddau The former ascess 10 and
a,y made hus obVmg necessity Of crossing ths railroad track
For further particulars apply to - u
T. &. EMMBT Executor. No "a Wihsmst,
the hons on
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26

Projected BUILDINGS
Ine Following plans have been approved nv Mr. I.x.os
1kuihANy: " ~"'~i"HS' Anoo last
IA" ~ s's-hasA M-IrsA sOrs located IA "A w.n.. II, ss
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Thursday, March Is, 1852


-rho increasing dullness in New-YorK prop.
,.o,n ,mproyed and unimproved was very n"u'''
:, me exchange to-day. Spectators have spouI
,"nch =. they wish to carry, and the usuaI zen ,be
a.acterstic Of the close OF the season sOues
,s,Sa q, sprne Strange paradox that specu-
,ssea sAould wther at the moment when vesesa.Un
- trembc into life Mr. Mcclure promptly Withdrew
:oo property which could not be sold at Ptos ote
80 mort eyerything which purports 10 DO
1 iarge number Of the auetiOneers report to us oh
,oD. sde sales but since the custom does not prevs
among all of them and since it Is imposslDo 20 as
80 do sales alone we prefer not to atIemp, 10 aNo
,n,,op The public must buy their real estate as
,asv 40 their dry goods ana not depend upon the news
papers for direction -. r.,,,,,5o ~ tbe
Mr. Mcclure will sell. tomorrow at the ko'ui VI '"s
Court House Brooklyn, the three'stoIy SUI -,
,a+ hr,oh dvelIine No go Adelphst.. Brooklyn
W., e no other sale advertised for tomorrow No III
Mr. Miller Wi sell at the Exchange slesIoo, ft ~ and
tsadTa the two story brick buildings Iroht anu
rear aud lOrNo. G52 Sixth-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
u sn,sttb,sitr cuuntu yraI estatt for Sail.


IN PLOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. IMMEDIATELY ADJOINING
THE PROPERTY RECENTLY SOLD FOR LEWIS C.
NORRIS, OK AND ADJACENT TO
CENTRAL AVENUE.
These lie the Grade, ,hoH distance no" 'ns f'
and In the immediate vicinity Of
CHURCHES. SCHOOL-HOUSES,
ANDA
wELL.SETTLED NEIGHBORHOOD.
P,rs, desiring visit N. property. can do ear'Ee 'boEn
Central hotel adjoining by railroad fremont nsne
TO Central Avenue Hotel agent will be in attendance from 10
5 p. N. The prices Of these lots will be from Col.
5000 TO $1,000 PER LOT;
60 p,r cent can remain on mortgage thus Ofeng " opPo
,unty people Mas Of the property and 0as
particular, can be obtained BY spplyiustO
A VERY valuable FARM IN WestcIlester
"A ompag nearly zoo acres Sf sne. qu1 g. g., a s WV" Of
hs Hudson yer has Ssa, n.s me soSns IN % order TO sis an
immediate sale IL is offered At los figure o. ~ pi
EINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOX SALE'
near TaTrytownl5 acres House oI. he 10 With hrt
10 large rooms shade ornamental aed r9t rrs so %
a @ 0oo.s 81 S csy SsaS Apply on The p
Halls Corners. wsehes'eT County or Of o. hA~oND' 'P'
valley. Rockland County. n J.
NOR SALE-ln Westchcster, by order OF the
i Adm.tr.torThe estate Of the late William Anin dsrrsed Of
G G iwS S % eons Of farm Of sSoat 60 rood
rdeneei also two tsioy brek houses
and lots the vll,Ee the Hnonj each top ms "
rooms, lots 5nIO parenn inquire of W. AUSTIN no 8p
Tlirsve IAre oi JAMES AUSTIN Ia HAstngh or bLobA
AUSTIN on Farm
EOR SALE, at Crot0n, Hudson River, - miles
from EswYork-About 10 ACRBSi yerr Handsomely H'us-
Of the River; would make ooe or Two up
divided small pots TO advantage ot
runs north side The advertiser she 70
Of improve the balance o hts prop
ey price s9O Apply to SINCLAIR Tribune once neNloI.
EOR SALE-HOUSE of seven rooms, attic
and cellar: 0I1O ci.teru and well wseri shade sHd
fruittresG A. J. GARDNER, MoHbt Vernon. Sew.YorE
TOR SALE at Yonkers-A new French root
COTTAGE with three lots. Location and view unsurpassed
Apply c. {. KELSEY. No. 49 Chsmbrrs,t
NOTICE.-0ne of the most complete COT
~ Wehester County hoar from city, near
Sounfnt shade garden erragehou &eean Dc purchased
bargain II immediate application Is msds To- - -,
| NVESTCHESTER COUNTY.
w Reant PLACES Mott Haven Mer,aga North Nev-iek
We,t Farms Boulevard ke M SALE ~ 70
Houses ard Lots S20 tO = l1.
bT jOuS 81 BECR 70 Broadway NeN-lorE and hO1l
| Haven. New Harlem Bridge.
| WHITE PLAINS.-G2 BUILDING LOTS for
w SALE cheap near depot from Us TO $500 One hour on
| TSt Map a be- at ohee 81
'' MITCHRLL 4 Co. No % Pinrs.. ~ Y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-14
DON'T CROWD.

, Don't crowd! this world is broad enough
For You as well as me;
The dooss Of art are open wide
The realm Of thought is free.
0f;sH earth's places !ou are right
To choose q e best yon can,
Provided that yor do not try
To crowd some other man.
What matters though you scarce can count
- Your piles of golden ore,
Whiir he can hardly s.rive TO keep
Gaunr Famine from his door
OF willing hands and honest hearts
Alone should man be proud:
Then gire him all the room he needs,
And never try to crowd.
Don's crowd, proud miss! Your dainty silk
90. viii glisten none the less,
Because it comes II, contact With
4 beggars tattered dress
This lovely world was never made
For you and me alone:
4 pauper has q right to tread
The pathway TO q throne.
Don't crowd the good from out your hesrs
BY fostering all that's bad
But give to every virtue room
The best that may be had;
Be each days record such a one
That you may well be proud;
Give each his right, give each his room,
And never try to crowd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-14
Laurens Railroad.
O@ce Laurens 3. E.

.eys,s< :-r- Ofice Laurens 3. B..
Lsurens C. H., s. G., April %, 1858.
Oueard xfeer Tuesday. 18th Nay nexs. the
trains on rhis road viii commence running
20 return on same day; to connect with up
and down trains on Greenville and Column
bia Rxilroad, at Helena; Having Laurens at
5A.M ON tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urday's, and leaving Helena 81 ltP 81 on
same days. j. S. BOWERS.
May 6 Supt. L. 3 B.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-14
GUANO.

No. / Peruvian Guano, SSl per ton, in
gold, or Ms equivalent in currency.
Bruce's Concentrated Fertilizer, in bar
sels, sper. ton, $50.
Pure Ground Bone, in barrels, per ton,
90.
Bone and Meat, in barrels, per ton, $ss.
Fish Guano, in barrels.
Alta Vela Guano. SIS.
Alta Vela Phosphate. in bags, S56.
Ground Plaster, per barrel, $i.75.
Swan Island Gnano, in bags or barrels,
$S5 per ton. ~.
sulphs,e Of Soda, in barrels, per tor, $50.
Soluble Pacific Guano, $50.
Best SupeFphosphate, containing ten per
cent. soluble phosphoric acid. and three
per cent. ammonia, put up in bags or bar
rels. Price $55 per ton.
Cuban GRana, from caves, containing
besides the usual phosphates and organic
rnstter-fss 10 six per cent. Of nitrate Of
potash. An excellent application for posa.
Goes, tobseco, cotton, etc. Pree IN bags,
&S5 pes ton, Z & - %. =. -. ( -
sossh Garolins Phosphate, ground and
put in .hags or bsrrsls. 2 .,,2 -
Nasssss Guano, by the cargo, in laep'
or ground. - : : =
For sale BY
% >s- GEO. E WHITE,
sess .-s.s.sassss saFrpas n: :.
Oct. "a 90 emo
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-14

The State of South Carolina
NeWberry County-Clrcuit Court-In Equity.
Michael Werts and Susan u Long, VS.. Lsumer
..: W. Long and others.
The creditors of George Long, decd are re~
ouire6 to render and establish on OATH before the
Clerk OF the Court, their respective demands,
! on or before the first day OF May next.
Clerks Office. THCS. M. Lane,
I Murch % II ct. c. Q.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-14
LIFE INSURANCE!!!
Piedmont Life Insurance
Company of Virginia.

The Subscriber is Agent for the State of South
Carolina for one of the best, and most reliable
Life Insurance Companies iu the world. For the
FEST Sixteen Months of its business. 1t had se>
cured about Two THOUSAND ToLIcIEs, and had
received an Income of about THRSE HUNDRED
and SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Itis VIRGINIA COMPANY; and as an evil
dence of its high standing at home, where 1t is
best known, a large portion Of its business is
6ere H. that State 1t has invariably paid ali
of is Losses AT ONCE, waiving the NINETY
DAYS NOTICE, As allowed by the terms OF the
Policy
Gen. T. 6. EVANS was Insured in THIS COM
PANY, and Immediately after his death. lhad
the pleasure ofpresenting to his athlete family,
the amount Of his foiicy-S5,s0.
ISAAC BRANCH, N; d..
.. Agent.
J.J. wARnLAw. NJ. D., Medical Examiner
Abbeville. c.. II.
We refer with confidence to the following per.
ps who have Insured in the Piedmont:
, Rev. J Z. Pressly, D, D. S50W; Rev. re
Srier,:n D 5000: Rev. W. K. HemplIilaa
S2000; Rev. n. Young-S2f 0; Rev. r. L.
slosn-S5.n; Rev D. II. Turner D d. ST.
VO"; Rev J. / Bonuer.S5 90; DR.. G. W.
D. Nars-S5O00; Rev. c, Wi!liams-S80 );
J. D Chslmsrs-s30tt; P, \eei-SD G.; DR.;
FF Garey-S5O O.; z. A. Fair-$3 O.; Prof.
J p. Kennedy-Sl0Oa; Prof j: +. Lee-S2OOO;
Gen. s. n. GoWan-S1i, 90; J. AcGOwsn:-Sl'. :.
O0,: Hon W D. Simpson -Sl0,D 0; DR. Bsrksoae e
-SlJ 900; Mr.. Sullivan-S5000; and at less! ~
others. under the immediate supervision Of Dr.
Branch.
DR.. G. W. GARMA Y. Med. Examiner:
Nevherry, G. H Feb. Il, 1862: IL
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Wand0 Fertilizer.

The Wando Mining and Manufacturing
Company offers to the Planters and Farm
ers Of the South their Fertilizer, known as
the
"WAND0 FERTILIZER"
Which the experience Of the past season
has proved 10 be one of the most valuable
in our market. Il has for it's base the ma.
terials from the Phosphate Beds of the Com
pany on Ashley River, and is prepared at
their works at the
EAST END OF HASEL STREET,
in this city. In order TO guarantee its uni
formity and maintain its high standard, the
Company has made arrangements with the
distin guished Chemist, Dr.. G. .. SHEP'
ARD, Jr.. who carefully analyses all the
smmoniacal and other material purchased
by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer,
before being offered for sale. The Com
pany is resolved to make an article which
will prove to be Complete Manure, and
give entire satisfaction.
For terms, circulars, and other inform
alton,
APPLY TO
VIM. G.. DUKES & CO.. Agents.
NO. l SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
Charleston, s. c.
Jan. l3 2 3mo.
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The State of South Carolina
Newberry County-In the Circuit Court-In
Equity.
W II. Grierson and E. c. Grierson his ~ife, and
others, vs.. Thomas F. Harmon, Admir-, and
others.
The creditors of VI T. Kinard, decd, are
REQUIRED to render and establish Oh oatn. before
the Clerk cf this Court their respective demands,
on or before The first day Of May next.
Clerks Office, THOS NJ. Lane,
March "a 126t. G P.
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Speak Gently to thy Wife.

Speak gently, kindly to thy wife
She knows enough Of sorrow;
Oh, seek not from each little i'll
An angry word to borrow.
The early light of household love
Has more than golden worth,
Which from her heart one smile Of thine
Can call in beauty forth.
when thou art distant stern and cold,
And through harsh words Of thine,
Its sunny rays Of gen,.eness
At home may never shine.
Upon the heart such cold words fan
And chill Loves tender life;
Oh, ever, when home srials come,
Speak gently to thy wife.
Far nobler in life's battle scene
Il be who breasts the storm
With manly courage Hasa sb-oa1
And loving words at homo,
Than he who. groveling al his days,
"A traitor % his kind,
4 petty tyrant droyes Al homo,
The meaness Of his kind.