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AN EPIsoDE.-A few evenings since the
usual quiet which prevails near the junction
of st. Anne and Peters street, was fearfully
disturbed by the frantic waiings of woman
evidently in distress. The cries proceeded
from second story room, fronting on gal
lery. Several sitizehsg aud an sofficer i,dmos
diatsly rushed to the place, Ascending has
tily a. flight, Of steps, they knocked, loudly Tor
admittanee sat the first door. sIt was secarely
locked, however, and no attempt was made by
the inmates to unaotthe fastenings Theories
continuing, the door was burst open and the
men sprang into the room. Here sight met
their eyes which even their, hearts were un-
able to contemplate with indifference. The
room was inhabited BY. ain organ grinder and
his spouse The woman was seated on o low
chair, hugging frantically to her bosom a
sick monkey !. AMI. her husband ON. his knees,
was besieging oeSery saint in the calendar to
spare the expiring animals life. The fat had
gone forth, {, hOissvsr, and even even as they yiiniG-
nortuued, the unhappy monkey became de-
fauct, and his SOUL if monkeys have souls,
wontson % pilgrimage to the realms of celes-
tial coeoanuts- Before this scene of sorrow
the kearts of tho .intrudcrs melted, and they
retired lsffom tho house of mourning with
bowed heads and mpfied tread.--N. o. Pic
ayane.
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SOLUBLE MANURES

iCULpHURIc, Ac1p AND stpERpHospHArE
- Company. .Char3eston, s. O.. %-B l. n
Having completed their Extensive Manufactory,
are now prepared to furnish Soluble Fertilizers no
other kinds being available to Planters for immedi
ate returns for their Investments The Company
under the direction entirely of Southern men of
high caracf fer offers Inducements syhich ysiii fe-
commend 1T to- Southern Planters Their works
are among the largest and most complete in the
United States, and enable them to prepare at home
pn abundant supply of the proper solvent for the
South Carolina nntiye Bone Phosphates which are
near by. From these Phosphates they propose to
manufacture "a FERTlLIzER even richer in Solu-
bio Phosphates than those made from the Raw
Zones, and containing more than twice the ouanti-
Fty OF Superpbosphate of Lime found in the best
average fnanpres heretofore offered forI sale the
rates at which we offer them being no higher than
the average price Of other Fertilizers, while the
Manures contain twice much fertlizing IN aterial;
they are in fact much cheaper to the consumer
They are offered ON two forms ,ssiY
guarantee that the material in each will corre-
Spond to the advertisement:
ETIMAN No. l.-Sofuble Phosphate, containing
from eighteen to twenty-five per cent of pure Soln-
BILE Phosphate of Lime, and furnished at sixty dol
lars per ton
ETHAN No. 2.-Peruvian superphosphate, con,
tanning from sixteen TO twenty per cent Of Soluble
Phosphate, and three to four per cent. Of Ammonia
at seventy dollars per ton for approved accep.
tances, bearing interest, such other security as
may be acceptable to the Sub-Agents. A discount
of ten per cent. on the above prices will be made
for cash. Orders to be forwarded immediately to
tile Agents, and delivery made as directed
ii ------ WIN o. BEE & CO., Agents.
G, c. 9; Is MsgfpNNlfSqaFns Sas President EsETUE
~ fr "a trssffr Il
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FERTILIZERSl !
Rhodes Super Phosphate
The Old and Longest Established Standard Manure.
0 R G HILL,A GU A N o
Pc RUsXIANs A.NO,..

RHODES' MANURE, in its prspar alton is made
equally adapted for forcing large crops of Cotton,
Corn, Wheat, obacco, Potatoes and other root
crops f'F ht- .e .t
T The Manufacturing Department is conducted by
Frederick Kiett, one of tao most sk;.lsu, Chemists
and Manufactui ers in the United States.
IL is endorsed, approved and Recommended by all
of the most prominent Chemists and. Agricultural
lists in the Southern States. "It can be relied upon
as uniform in quality" always reliable, productive
of largo crops, and unexoeed by any in the mar
ket, in the high percentage of ''Trues Fcrtilizng
Principles" B. y
Price S57 so cash. or 500 time, with FACTORS ac-
ceptanoe, and per cent. interest until 1st Decem-
ber, 1869. l --r srr,
0RCnILLA GUANO, "AA."--A fine Bird Guano,
rich in Phosphates and Alkaline Salts Price $35
cash. or $40 time.
PERUVIAN GUASO, warranted pnre and al
ways on hand. Furnished at market prices for
| cash. ~ b. 8. RHETT & SON, Agents,
% dec l9--8m t7.f Charleston, s. C. 2
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nELIGIITFUL RESIDENCE
FTtl FOR SALE

q Seven hundred and forty odd acres of GOOD
cleared md fenced, part of hch is IN the Incorpo-
rate Limits of the Town of Orangeburg s. C, Ten
acres in first rate Fruit Trees. Figs, Pecan, Ha-
gzel,p Hickory and Walnuts, Apples, Pears, &c.,
die of October. Large and commodious DWELL
ING HOUSE with ten rooms. nine of which have
Fire Places, Pantry and Four Closets. Underneath
is n large Cellar, formerly used Kitchen
Kitchen and all necessary Outbuildngs. New Barn
and Corn House with Stable and Stalls attached to
hold Seven Horses. Good Dry Stables for Six
Mich Cows. Only ONE MILE and an EIGHTH
y Apply to the Propreior on the Premises, Or
through Mail at Orangeburg C. H. for terms.
nov 2f-2m ~ DONALD r. BARTON. 2
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DURE, COTTON SEEDS for SAFE

sEDUEE CDTTON SEEDS for SALEM
E ''Dickson's Improved" I'd Crop, grown from
Ssed bought Of David Dickson, So per bushel for
any amount less than bushels and ST. so per bush
el for any amount over 5 bushels. gf5r
The Subscriber paid "a per bushel in 1867 for
the Seed from which his were grown.
Pure Zipporah or Upland Long Staple, at same as
above prices. A. +. AMAKTR.
ST. Matthews. nvar Levisei,le g @.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ,ss.''
ORARsEBURa. DIsTRIcr. ,.i.s,,s, ,ss ye,
-.i In tho Common PIeas.i h... =,

Boston Carter ssl'a'f ,,i,ttt,4..3 Use !,
vs. Attachment. ssSy
Bailey Bros. yeE ~lff- Asft1f ..,f IEss, "a :
M HEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the tenth aae :.
Wy of April, a. d, 1863 dle bis Declare 81,
against the Defendants, who (as Il Il sadly areas
sehi from anu without the limits of fhis Stats ~
same. upon whom copy Of the said DeciSrafies; y
might be served: ,yl y, > e.fr 49,
I TITS therefore ordered. That the said Defendant
do appear and plead to the said Deciarafioi on sS
before the twelfth day Of April, which win be In
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred =
and sixty-ninc otherwise final and absolute iuds.
r'cnt will then be given and awarded against hiss.
Clerks Office. Il, n y JOS, ROBISSf,Ne a.,
Orangeburg District, C. G. p.
April 10, 1868. +H. aa ~ 7FFs ~
ap' III iai trsf II ~ So M ln3
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IN PROBATE COURT.
oRANGEBuaG COUNTRY. W Z
Ex parte Robert NJ. Argoe,
In RI nat VIII yS<assss-tsas=A .sssEas..

fi,,Ir In re ns'S Los, win ar afss1s -.--.
Robert Argoc. sr. - alst ssIss-,s = -,
On hearing the petition in this case, and on mo-
iop of 7. Il. Cooke; Solicitor for e 49,
sdcrnt: syfsa,~f Siy1sei,,,.,,-, a =
= -fhn all persons Interested be and are hereby
notified TO appear ht the Judge sfrPrebafsse 0ase
Mt Orangcburg Court louse. ou the seses.zB Monday
ing if any they can rhy iI.e. win Of Rszsss
Argoc, Sr., late nj said County. shtnia aot BE 30.
established and fo7 that end to prsdaec spcb Niss
nesscs they may desire. and cross examine sloso
produced by the petitioner. e - -
Judge Of Probate's 0fice,l THAD C. ANDRESs
, rranesharg. $: C., Judge It fro6ats. 7
.je{nov . 49,. VfS - x
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The State Of South Carolina.
ORANaEBURa Country.

- IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
GH4fREAs, ,Mrs slisaSe,h Ayers sss iasslh,s a.
w FILED heFpctitiop i1this Eourt, asling. kat
shdaanSnisH III sSsas $ ( s GraaIsels sns @ sns
others interested, to be and appear before me,
Thad. G. Andrews, Judge of Probate for said Coun-
ty, ut Orangeburg, on Monday lst day of March
Homestead should not be confirmed according 10
Act oftlfe Genetai ASSEMBLY 'of. South Carolina
passed enb theInihih daYof SeptemIer, AaD. 1868
Given under my hand aud Seal 6f Court dc Orange
burg Court House, this 2lst day of January, ,
1869.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
jan 23-3 Judge of Probate.
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- :, Whereas, the Plaintiff did. on tho 2sth day sf
March 1868, file his Declaration against ths ~
fendant who las is said absent frem and uiiiout
the ne limits of the State and has neither wife nor sS'Ss
Attorney known within TIE same, upon whom
copy of tho same declaration served; Il ID
therefore ordered, That the said defendant do ap-
pear and plead to the SAIL declaration on or besss
absolute ud gmcnt will then be given and asa.S saaa
against him. ----~~--'s..Ss, ,ssps5.4p--~-s---
Clerks Office, bon ,. j. r. ROBINSON :.
March %, 1868. CCP .a'ss
april s639:sT ~. tt Fea !. fi{41vss.e q ,-r-E
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4.H,INl(lIH
''sT4'1YnTTp ''sT41Y

Boston is to have ton eehSsSaeeftsE
+. ,,s.sNet sl guilty" said apIobfha uB, 4 S"tds if
the prisoner is smart he ws,l leave tie Teri
tory before night" He left. su.a ~
s A.wlfc, who deserted her husband ats tsEfie,
E Pa.S eighteen years ago, returns to find him
re-marrieds ahd'with,numerons' 'ehildrehG aFaT
1. Attheicloss Of a. Sunday, ssh9oiocxhibaion
in, Kentucky two of the scholars had a duel Ii
the street. The result gas..wo funerals ~,
\ A Western pianist covers the keyboard With
table cloth, yand then plays to the astonish-
rment of his auditors.
TbelNewport (R. I.) News says there is
family in that city in which the father is sev-
ssssss ss yii 31ss, a "''l'1 't'1sp '1S
The p$uhsioE Of b4o9 has - s.
sixty-two PEI Cent. the past year, Over one
thousand farms have been taken up by emil
grants under the pre-emption laws
ii The general business of California is re-
ported, this winter, as Hllof f!lifs. IYhnprose
nenta of all kinds are progressive i rapidly.
Money is plenty and can be had cheap.
+. A London witness having told magistrate
that tll ne was pcnman, was asked in what part
OF literature he welded his pen, when he re-
piled that he pcnned sheep in Smithfield mar
ket.
Mrs. Stowe in "Hearth and Home" says
in old-fashioned times young writer's never
spoke of the sun: except as "Phebus," or the
moon as Luna. Now, however, they cali
the,,sun "the god Of day. and the moon ssths
fair On, press.ofths nigh" sgFRS / /
San Francisco's latest invention Il in ; the way
of deadly weapons, is two edged dirk, with
the handle etEight spglesslo sthe,blade like q,
chopping. Knife s1bes sblog is deliscrcd straight
from the shoulder, and goes clean through a
ssoas az seSslsdss sllsal H.. Ais..Ma.,
"what is the secret by which you accummu.
lated so much wealth p II will tell YOU"
said Ricardo; 81 was always contented with
small profits. sold whenever could make
a gain, and never held ON to my goods in hope
of rise in priSe, PpaiseF by which more
or less lose in the loag rpnRs x
ni'ss'ssippi seditor EhaYnS given snotice;
that he would inform, free of charge, en-
terprisng young men how to make for
tuno without capital, replies to several in
quirers Every one of you pull off yonr
ots coats leave of your army sixes; quit vRiskes,
SO to work. make crop of corn, cotton, peas
mud potatoes house them up, then marry an
enterprisipg girl%"vy 9x,.v
his residence in Smiths Lane, at quarter r to te,
u o'slock. He had recently been appointed
q magistrate by Gov. Scott, and had scarcely
got established we'll in his new business. 1t is
related, that several days ago he remarked to
q friend, tlhf he dre canned he would die on the
10th instant; that he had seen his Colin and
the inscription on it, stating the date ofphiss
death. He lived just one day longer thanahiss
dream forctold he would Charleston Ncus
22d. FTwRY gs - ~ gv
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NOR SALE, OR RENT.-My PLAN
II ation on North Edisto, at the foot of Bull
swamp, containing 9S6 acres, more or less first
quality Lands for Corn and Cotton. Dwelling and
0utbuildings; and bran new Circular Saw Water
Mill on Long Branch, within an hours run of the
River. The Mill will be finished December Ist
TermsIA part cash, andthe balance on an easy
credit For further particulars apply the place.
or address at Orangeburg, SO. Ca.
/, nov l4-2m* W. A. J. SISTRUNK.
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Nevada is a fast State. 1t has just pro-
lasea as4six year old incendiary.
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ORANGEB6RG cOUNa'Y,3 "a
PROB41E COGREs

+ rRoB44E coqRhs
Jno w. Davis,t Adm'rde Gonis non Estate RUSSELL
S-A W w. GorbetfE Z ~ 4 e.
"HEREAs. Jno. w. Davis having filed his pe-
w tition and final return in this Court pray
ing for letters of dismissal Administrator of the
Estate and Elects If Russell w. Corbett, deceased
Notice is&horcby giveh to all concerned that on
Monday the first day of March next, 1 will proceed
togfant sold disniisaalk
Witness my hand and seal of Court this goth dov
of January, A. d. 1869.
THAD. e. ANDREWS,
STjohs: :23TTstn .ssy = Judge of Probste.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
" that the several County Assessors win com
mence the Assessment Of Property, (Rcal and Per
sonal for the County of orangeburg the 4th day
Of January, 1863.
The Assessors will distribute Tax Notice Blanks
to each individual to be by him filed.
j. VAN TASSEL,
dec 20--;f Auditor, @. c.
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as.N !, LEGAL NOTICES.
THE THE STATE OF SOUTH, CAROLINA,
ORANoEBuRa. DIeTRIcr
,tsts It'll s sFFTTJ fSstsS.s
ia sa,i In tine Common Pleas

Fist1 sdf - the Common Pleas.
Hpsi,.,, y, Bro. f. sseA','sssssrs
Whereas the Plaintiffs did oa dc fJshs dss ofsass
APrils 1868, file their declaration against tas pe-
PENDANTS, who, las is said) absent ffona aad
without the limits Of this State, and hsyc ncithsr
wife or Attorney known within the sasns sboss -sG
whom O. copy of said Declaration may be served: z .
On motion Of Messrs. islar & Dibble PleinEiGs -
do spuess and nlead .a ,s anai .;d ihs
before the 18th day Of April Witch VIII - y s as
year Of our Lord thousahd eight hundred SS &ss
otherwise final and sbsoidte jddgnsat 81 s
msrs. Ss given and sssioss sass f< 81
Aspril llth 1863 s ~ sFAa .ts
= opl IL oe3m l7rn nsa'sss essss
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vw The State Of South Carolina.
Et okksarsp scMHs
Sf AJNSA5z codAT BIZ kAopsrA

ksf asa.ion IL hss asSft assins fss tss. nssa hsp
Homestead be setEof to- Perz-these are to cite and
admonisf oil slnghier Tip Creditors and any others
insefestsd to bszahd srpesrAbefore me, Thad. c.
Andrews, Judge of Probate for said County, at
orangeburg on Monday LIST day of March next, to
shey. pause il any thsy can, why said, Homestead
should not not be confirmed according to Act Of the
General Assembly Of South Carolina passed on tba
ninth day or September A. D. 1858! l-s.a ,N.. !.
Given under my hand and seal OF Court a.; Orzrpe
- burg Court House, this 2lst day Of January,
= 1857 - {.
iliN tlis ~ d,iv ~ z TH3D. @. .sANDREws . /,
jan 28-3t Judge of Probate. s
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KAIITfY Fffl m

= gs z - r-$ sa
A Connecticut s7chpge sells.' as fonoving
story of boy who 1SSAsl sens 4rSrh satJ.On ID
New London, Connecticut, one day last SUM-
ner, with bag of green corn to SELL The
boy was gons all day and returned with the
bag unopened, which he dumped on the floor;
saying: ~
SO There is your corn go and sell it yourself;
:. 1-sss ss'a "a any ye,5 sTHA w q
mo" said the boy; "I've been all over
New London with it, and nobody said any
thiapg' about green corn. Two or.three fellows
asked me what Ia got in my bag,.,and T told
them it wasspohe offhdir bu4iaess.p 5sbts
The boy reminds us of business men who
arc to be found in every community, who do
not or will notgecognize the benefts of adver.
tising their>bnsiness %tA 10 4C-4 i
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United States M a r.
Shal'S Sale.

Tho United States Of fAmcrica-South Caro>
linn D.strict-W ilIinm q. Davenport (trtls-
tee), and Ma!yina Il Davenport, vs. Rob.
crt Stewart.
nv virtue OF u writ Of fieri flcas TO mo di
rccted, issuing out Of tho Honorable the
United States Circuit Court for tho District
ofSonth Carolina, will expose for SALE to
the highest bidder, ut public auction at New.
berry @. H.. on tho seventeenth (17) div of
February, 1869, heing the third Wednesday,
OF the month, all tue right, title and interest
OF the Defendant In the following property
to wit:
One Tract Of Land, lying in the County of
Ncwbrrry, aud bounded by lands Of jus. 81
Baxter, estate Of Hon. j. B. O'Ncall NJ.
Miller, Jacob Paysingcr and others and cons
tanning nine hundred and th;r:y>onc acres,
more or less.
Also, ut lhc Plantation Of Defendant on
same dny, large quantity of Personal Pros
prrty. consisting in part of Mules, Horses
lIogS. Cattle, Corn, Fudlcr, Wagons, one
Cotton Gin. Farming and Agricultural I'm.
plcmcnts. Levied on us The property of Rtbt.
Stewart defendant, at the suit Of William G.
Davenport (trustee) and Malyinin Il. Davcn-
port, plaintiffs.
Sales to commence Mt 13 III. ...
Terms-cash. Purchaser to nay tho Mar.
shnl for necessary stamps and papers.
70 Sale to be conducted by a. r. Pifer,
Deputy Marshal rs auctionccr
J. p. NJ. EPPING,
Jan. 81 st U. s, Marshal
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.S0LuDLE MANUREs,
Su|lhurie Acid and Superphesphate Company,
CHARLESTON. 8. @,

S~~AAAsASA<SASASB %.
Having completed their extensive manu-
factory, uro now prepared to furnish soluble
Fertilizers, no other kind being available to
Planters for Immediate returns for their III.
Vcstlnents. This Company, under tho dircc~
tion entirely OF Southern mon Of high char-
ucler, offers Inducements which will recon-
mend 1t 10 Southern Planters. Their works
arc nmonS the lnrgcst und most complete in
tho United States, ind enublc them to pre>
pare ut homo an abundant supply Of tho
proper solvent for tho South Carolina native
these PhOsphates they propose 10 munpfac-
ture Fertilizer even richer in Soluble Phos.
pilates thnn those made from Raw Bones,
and containing moro than tw1co the quantity
Of SuperphOsphate Of limo found In tho best
average Inanurcs heretofore Offered tor sale,
the rates ut which we offer them being Ms
higher thun tho average price OF other Fcrti>
lizers, while tho Mnnures contain twice as
much iertilizing material; they urc in fi,ct
much cheaper 10 tho consumer. They arc
Offered OH tho market in Two forms, with q
guarantee thnt tho material in each will cor.
respond to the advertisement:
ErIWAN No. 1.--Solublc Phosphate, con.
tnllling nom eighteen 10 twenty-five per cont.
ot Pure Soluble Phosphate Of Lime, uld fur,
nished ut sixty dollars per ton.
ETIwAN No. 2.--Peruyiuu Suporphos.
plato, containing from sixteen to twenty
per cent. Of Soluble Phosphate, and three ~
four per cont. Ammonia, ut seventy dollars
per ton, for approved ucceptnnccs, beuring
interest, or such other security us may bo
acceptable to the Sub. Agents. discount
OF ton per. cent. OH tho above prices will he
made Tor cash. Orders 10 be forwarded i'm
lnediate'y to tho Agents, and delivery made
ns directed. WM. G. BEE g. CO, As'ts.
9. G. ABMMINGER, President.
Jan. 81 d I'm.
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DemoPest's Monthly Magazine

aniyersally acknowledged the Model parlor
Ms3AsIaS Of America devoted to Original Stories.
Rof@s, Sketches. Household Matters, Gems OF
ding special departments on Fashfonsh Instruo-
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, ts best authors and 2t9fuse!y illustrated with
Etpbfoid9rics, and a constant succession of Or.
tistic novelties, with other useful and entertain
Ing literature. .t.: =.
,-7 Eo person of refinement, economical houec.
wife. Or lady Of taste Gan afford to do without
the sa @ o0pes - cents
ininm two copies, $3.50; three copies. $3.50;
ave copies, S12, and splendid premiums for
clubs st 60 each, with tho first premiums to ench
snbsofiher. Q- A new .Rartram 6 Fanton
&eWlHg-A Afachlne for 2O Subscribers at S3 each.
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Demofest's Monthly and Young America TO-.
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FERTILIZERS!!
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE,
The Old und longest
Established STANDARD Manure.
ORCHlLLA GUANO
Peruvian Guano.

RHODES MANURE, In It's preparation,
is made equally adapted for forcing large
crops Of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tobaccn,
Potatoes, md other root crops.
The Manufacturing Department ia con.
dneted by Frederick Kleu, one 9f the most
skilltnl Chemists anA manufacturers in the
United States.
IL is endorsed, anngased, and recon-.
mcnded BY all Of the mast prominent
Chcmists aud AgricultHrists In the Southern
States. at can be relied upon IA uniform
In qunlity," always rclinblc, productive Of
large crops, and uncxcelled by any in the
market, in tho high percentage, Of True
FcrtilizIng Principles"
Price $500 cash, or SG6 t'mc, with
Factors acceptance. md 7 per cent interest
until LIST December, 1869.
QAClIlLIA GuANo, "AA."-A fine Bid
Goano, rich In phosph',es and Alkaline
Salts. Price san cash, or $40 time.
PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pure,
and always Oh hand. Furnished ut market
prices for cash.
3: 8: RnETT & son, Agents,
Deo' 20 % 8mo. Charleston, g. G.
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FURMAN UNIVERSITY,

Tho Bxcrclses Of this institution viii he
resumed on Wednesday, the third Of Feb.
ruary next, under tho following
.... FACULTY:
Rev. James d. Furman, D. D., President,
and Professor Of Bellies Lct,res and Meta.
physics.
G. II. Judson, Professor Of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
J. c. Faber, Professor Of Latin Language
aud Literature.
Q. II. Toy, Professor of Greek Language
and Literature.
J. N. Hurris, Professor Of Natural Phi.
losophy and Chemistry.
Dr.. Fabcr will also give instruction to
private classes In Moilaru Languages.
TERMS. &c.-As the successful prosccn-
lion If the prescribed courses Of study do
prnds rather upon scholarly habits and
maturity Of mind, than upon tho reading Of
specified books, tho Faculty will exercise
their discretion In the reception OF suc},
students as can appreciate university in
s!rnctjon.
The Primary Dcpa, tmcnt il now a sepa.
rate and distinct school under Prof J. B.
Patrick.
Students not OH scholarships, pay $35. 90
for tuition and incidental expenses, for scs-
sion OF 20 weeks.
Scholarship stud nts receive free tuition,
but pay 81 50 per session Tor il ciicntnl OK.
pcnscs
Boarding will cost from $1,000 to $500
per month, all found.
Three year scholarships, conditioned
upon tho payment Of 5000 npnunlly, NAV
be had on application to the Treasurer
Those who have given hQnls will please
make prompt payment OF tho frkt install.
mcnt, either 10 the Treasurer Or to one of
the authorized Agents.
9. IL. JUDSON, Treasurer,
Jan emo. Greenvillc, S. g.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03
School Notice.

The undersigned wishes to inform his for
mcr patrons, aud the public generally, that
hc expects TO reopen his school on Mon.
day, the 18th inst. Those wishing to avail
themselves of the opportunity Of sending
their sous. will do well to mike arrange
ments as soon as they can, as the school
will necessarily be limited.
Rates II Iuition-pcr Session Of
Iventy IVeehs.
Primary, $40
Engllsh Grammar and Geography, 16
Mathematics above Arithmctir,
Logic and Rh"tor'c, 20
latin and Greek, 20
Lessons will be given in the French and
German languages to those wishing them,
without additional charge.
Board, not including washing and lights,
thirteen dollars per month.
Jan. l3 2 f. THOS. DUCKET.