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secret tession Of the Grand Army of the Re.
public in Cincinnati, the question arose wheth.
er States In arrearages for dues to the Marion Al
Encampment shouldsbe admitted to the floor
Illinois and Missouri were i'm TINS predic,msn,
In the course OF the debate, Mr.. Davis, Of mi.
nois, said he had NO apology TO give nor favors
to ask, but b. would either come here with fan
rights or not at all. He spoke for three pos 81
in Chicago. Although they had bcen NEGLIGENT
In their dues during the pa.t year, they had
raised st2,0Oo and supported the widows and
orphans OF the soldiers with the same. The
arrearsEe test was promptly dropped The
Adjutant Generals report showed that thers
were in the United States thirty seven depars.
ments OF the Grand Army Of The Republic, and
two thousand and my posts.
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IA RT GAL LERY,
3O4 PENHsy AVENUE,

BETEEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
A choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS; Ge-
man; french, hpSlish asd American CHRUMO5,
I0gIs, SIEHOeCOFEo and ST1REOPTIC
sGwe, fAhLOk keACkBTo
Picture Frames made 70 order. Prices mode.
rate SMITH 4 STRONG,
oe h-U Proprietors.
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"LET Us HAVE PEACE.n
GRAND
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
Ts be held In the
CITY OF BOSTON.
JUNE Is 10, IL, IL, AND Is, 1854
To commemorate the restoration of PEAOE
THBOU UGHOUT THE LAND
The COLISEUM.
in which the Jubilee 10 90 be held will afford
s.s's 1p,SRpSSsti0ns Tor nearly FIFTY THOU
tainnents will include orstorio performances BY
THE GREATEST CHORUS
ever organized in any part Of the world, made up
q Musical s.ets,is: from all sections Of the
from the Public Schools, with An 0rchestrs Of
ONE THOUSAND INsTRUMENfS,
e.nPrisns many of the principal Bands and best
Musicians in the UDitel States.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
TS6NaL sSp STATE ., nsrfid
pate in the ysbilee and the citizens CT Boston will
eniions TO visitors from abroad which they hove
may serve TO inscsurate the return Of kind and
faternal feeling among Gil American citizens. and
sid in perpetuatips throu ghout II world, PEACE
oN EARTH, GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN"
The immense outlay attendant upon this vas
nss 1 s c 2.
suring for the Festival and Jubilee every success
which pecuniary aid command.
The following scale Of prices has been estab-
Hshed
sINGLE ADMISSION, unk secured seats, SIS and
S3. accordiI O. location.
siNGLs ADMISSION. tri.iOEf secured seats 81
sEAsON TICKET transfer admi tting three per
cons to all the entertainments given in the Co
liseBm duriBg the 100
The sale Of seats will commence the Boston
Music Hall, Monday. May Sd Orders for seats
aeon panied With the money. may be transmitted
by music dealers throughout the country, or by
mail OF express, directed 70
A. p. PECk, Ticket Agent,
Boston Music Hall, Boston. Mas.
Per order OF the Executive Committee
HENBY q. PARKER, Secretary.
spZ3-F,M,W4w
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A DELEGATION OF CoLoRKp MEN, resident
in this city, accompanied by ex- Representative
Lincoln, Of New York. called upon Vice Ad.
miral Porter yesterday, to urge the employ.
ment OF colored meu at the navy yard as caulk.
ers. The sdmiral promi d TO Law the matter
before Secretary Borie upon his re.urn to the
city, aud remarked that he had no doubt the
applicat on could be Iavosably considered liz
Is understood the committee desire TIE same
privileges extended to colored mechanics at ali
the navy yards in the country.
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2Newafk N. J., il agitatsd on the subject
Potatoes are selling in Indiana Il sixtssn
cents bpshel.
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OoLoA1D RoufB AeKHra- 1>...-
(Ala.) Advertissr Of S1ndsv 81 srssSs. ssyy
SoLlowine;-.Henry Haetef CfSie fnS0rol ~
ssH IN sppessssd NAH agent On Is 2estsoasry
s.s.,cs - r1ms raairoad, anA Z. J. Winh1s
1oeue rallroad. L & Barry, ssSs1sr nseru,
sas aaS esen m spRcinted nah aeSat q Ne Mo6die
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TEE ANNIvxRsARr or raH BrBLr Socr,-x
The Ameficaa Bible Society held its INV .third
ANIMAL meeting in New York yesterdav. Nor.
msn Wnite Preslded. The annual reports shov
printed during the year, i,siO,sSO; in forsSsn
Iangoaeec, So2. Go; eattre circulation. I.x36 ar
volumes; books sold. s2o. Loo; grstuitous dist,tl
~ Wh,cs ne ePpropriasions azgres.ts sisI esi,
restoration Of The Bible Soeisty In the Sonth.rr
SAtee mas beeu Accomplished. Osor~s
Ssesf! u noyins that ne report b pnsiisnsd.
Dent Grant, On which occasion a. 49, ..issd
mis- fa1ily around him and deciarsS ~ -
book should b handed down n n SssrSccv.
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RHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTIONU
s.Aurur1us THE iSh Is isSkht. AuD oo.pL,1

b1AUTII1IH0 ThB SKI0 A0D 0OAPLDX.
PiSPEss AZ t6rhf SnS4Sss ks
ana Fxfs ficHsf: and a1h Bk6oMfnS. sHih SsosT'
!or LADIES IN the NURsIRY Il 10 invaluable.
sdy for dissasss and blsmishss Of The SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP,
ssss &. skih. P1ios g s:s. ssS az ak. '''
:EISs :EESs SE SE ;sAYS:" nAES:"
sSSah !3s I.tas4hs tzs4iss
..u F.AI0. Il. Z Is.Ns' = A sis S..::':.. ss:si
dQ6 sIvIafa STREET. 1oS
sPRINe sfOCK
NOW OPEN AT
M A n X RIT Z RS,
no. ass sBvEHrR STREET.
BxrwEES d AND Z srREKrs,
sdooEs above Odd IelloWs'Hali,
EMBRACING NovELrIxs IL
PAPERHAN0IN0e, WINDOW SHADES, PIC
fURI IRAMIs, PIoTURD CORD AND TAs-
s1Ls. PAInfINGs. BNGRAvIMGs. 0HBo-
Mes, PIcTURI NAILS, RINGS, &c.
Hlsass remsmbsr name aad number.
TERMS OAgH. sD3l.1m
IAPAHIsE IIsHINa RODB,
FOB q 80 EACH.
VERY esavsnssnt, ssrens Ssd Asnd.eus.
Dor. 18th ond u st.,
Dyll Under xbbist House.
GIO. =. KIDwlLL. WM. p. roHRY.
KIDW1GL . TONBY,
HDAL I0TAfy AID 0yuYIAL AcuNTa
No. l5ls ROURAuD.A.HALP STREET,
uyslm WAeHIN0f0H, .. q.
GIOH6Yi Holly l-HON1Y 0n The comb
III vOry bandso0e, end Of excellent quality.
.i s'rs:s 1sass ste sSSis. sas Hs:;.
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RAILRoAD SUBscRIPrIoH-We underytnnd
that the eitisens Of the upper part OF Lonaoa
are taking active Deos1res % secure matsriAl
London and HaDpshirs railroad wsstWard.
public meeting was hold af Saickeruvillo O
saturday, and slo.Oco subscribSS toward thos
Object. S1esertPaon pepefs were also pneo
Will exert themselves 10 larEely incr-.s,S
amount and In which we have % do1nr -
VIII - successful-Lsestsrp n rrev
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W AsHIseroH
CITY DISPENSARY,
Nc. 265, NortlsresGC Cov.e, ffA ssd M Snssss.
Medical advice and surgical operation to the
Door free Of charge.
once hours: sIo II q. n, 8 to7 2, m.
TAYLOR, II. D., y. w. .LATIAH1, u. d.
nAAly
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" ROSS WALSH
NEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 4 BROKERS,
No. 321 PINHA. AVENUE. south aide,
Between sth and 7th streets west.
1sB ssAs.tw ssasts .tws.gWsHsslh. gsosslh
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nj Bs. J. WATT respectfully informs her friends
w and the public that she has opened q -
MAKING IsrABLIeHMENf st No 3sl ~
street north, eetvesu l7th and lsSh Hsviua inst
the latest goods. special inducements are present.
Cd fer 0 eaIkfyom the ladies, male avsm
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TIE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS tbs after.
room appointed w. p. TIsdall, of OHIO, Chic
of the branch of the Pension Office in Wright's
builGing. corner OF Sth and G streets, and DIR
E. Msckay, OF New Orleans, Examining Sur.
geon for that civ
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- The Psnnsylvania Leeisiafnr. ,....>..
act set i,n9osans =, ps,alty Of s ior the EiIiss q
be paid TO the tnSormsr. Tns 49, S ~ ~. ~
classed under tAs had q inssctivcro1s Ssras
- foooins. naronss svalloWs, bIuo-SirSs.
1o0SPeckers, ETC., ets., in fact elI TIE yar,onc
- ancmnau has had . Ag9 bssr coavsa.
Memphis IL hid 10 bs IN danger Of cavine
France. N
The Cincinnati briokiaysrs suiks sim
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LIFE INSURANCE!!!
Piedmont Life Insurance
Company Of Virpinia.

The Subscriber is Agert for the State of South
Carolina for one Of the best, aud most reliable
Llic Insurance Companies in tho world. Forthc
FIRST Sixteen Months Of its business. 1t had sc>
cured about Two 1nOUsAHD POLICIES. and had
received an Income OF about luRBK HUNDRED
and SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
tisn VIRGINIA COMPANY; and a. an eyt.
dence Of It's high etnndimy ut iIUme, where II Is
best known, 9 large portion oft business is
OF It's losses AT ONCE, waiving the NINETY
Policy
Gen. N. 6. EVANS WINS Insured In ruls Com
PANY. and Immediately ufter his death. hnd
the pleasure ofprnsentiny To his afli ioted family
tue amount Of his folioy-85,n0.
ISAAC BRANCH, ii. D.,
Agent.
j. ASt.viiis. & WHsP.Aw 3: M. D.. Medical ExSmlns'
wo refer with confidence 10 the following per>
Sous who have Insured in the 1'iedmonti
=, HeS. J j.; prsssly, y, D..a60aoI Rev. nc
sSd0o; l,sy: !. n: Younsas2} 3; Rsv. t. +.
qoa .: Rev ayooo = n Bosoe,Ve3'9o y Pr: e. "
p. nIaIs-s5ooo; Issy; j. g: Wi!liams- $1,000;
+. F. Garey-s6O Q; r. 4. Fair-e9 Oh; Prof
J +, Kennedy-9l00o; Prof. j. +. Lee-S2OO0;
Gen. $ III. Gowau-9l0, ,W0; J. MoGowan--S1a..
co.: Hon. w. D. Simpson 9l0 % 0; Dr.! Bafksdaie
-91o,0M; Mr. Sulliyan-95000; aud at leaet 80
others under the immedinte supervision ofDr.
THOMAS s. MooRMAN, Agent.
DR.. G. W. GAKMA ". Med. Examiner.
Newberry, G. IL Feb. a, 1869. If
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Poverty develops genius be-
cause it makes hard work a ne.
cessity,
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Tf,r ButGrn,, Arpr, TLob,

TIE PK1bE OF ACREs.-The bane
'of agriculture in QUO half Of tho
Republican is tho idea that's man
who owns four, hundred acres is
probably four ,tlnies rs rich and
prosperous as ono who owns and
ssillsl ono hundred. 7 AS a general
pratice, Southern and Wetern
farmers have depended on a hum
'dred acres plowed three Iinches
decp, for; three thousand bushels
,slf ct CORN, 8 when the samo store could
have been gaahered from fifty
acres, 'Plo~||fd six lnchos deep, and
) Well munilrod. ~..
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e'|.ssxMB 1NfhKr q

sA~ ASSAAAASo AAeAAs
"ffaehs9Gs,sfasa GFslSBssLI lSBsL !sgHs Ss1sts NV 49,
siblc mali holds It in 6fgh esteem.
1tsWpioaaedD t6thaqahSoi0 'eut64
sS$ ,1sssSi$ f. RSsrqfs qsfs i 3sjsjsf$ sS $as
ssss sssalsBsSsf'ss 5ssSs sgss; ss
sbsh,t0;,lifY, his Hthe1 doarestscof.e sll
tho Wlitstfes for wliicK tto9IsfF pAy
,%at d,snt'iPIsrhSps tBis ri. ot-p'rovor,
somo&eati mustyE,, but there never
%Asffe9tgtimSei'' 'Ws;]kYh,, its noeht5rcoMeht
Wasam0ro, nesded ,tbaMnoWl The;
idea'of1a first-ratel business man
'iY..aRR SEa Of 'pIsh seemS to .bS
that of man who never rests--a
conmorciylS, n ,NilmrgQQgp ilmnrgQQgp Wl'ois:always
tho chase aSt:a sEEailob, aha never
allows himself any ..iutermission
tor;refresbmep,. This is tho Sort
of mercantile Phenomonon that is
SrHn"i!13asY.Ea SscHHss%i!S$ ~ 3" sXS~gs 9youth; h.
tl,eir phfilsas "a innio,del for !1if5ita,
tion until the latter despiso kites
and .peg,tops, and pine o'try their
arithmetic in Il diamond;cut-dia.
mond contest with the lightning
cal9Nlptors; of the tsbank noto
WorldV # q youhgetor fails. TO
see: that .:money-getting is,. the
chief. end Of man, he is stimulated
with, the recital Of the wonderful
success Of some Crmsus Of tho
day. Look at Grabatl," my son,
says *paterfamilias; 'the's worth
millions-yet ho began with no
thing, Go, thou and do likewise"
True, Graball works and always
has worked hardor than an Irish
hod-carrier; true, the moro money
he m.lkes the faster his anxietios
multiply, and the heavier his. Ia
bors become but then, although
his ,woalth is Of no moro, real use
to him than if it belonged to an
other, look what a commanding
position 1t gives him in the fnan-
oial: world BAIL what is. that;
worth ? Does it draw toward
him the sympathy or tho affection
otiany living soul! rsit an equiv
atent for the social enioyments for
which il life Of sordid pleasure has
unfitted him, or for the pleasure
no might have derived from the
sxorciso Of the ennobling tastes
and faculties which he has neglec-
tedito oultivate7 Verify, no
Such men should be pointed out
as examples to be avoided and
while, thrift, energy and persever-.
ance' ar8inslsted on as the main
elemen4s,, of worldly success, due
weight should be given to tho fact
that greYt, wealth is Of no real
value to 4 PERSONS witho mental
and moral '!Gultivation. !; Tn the
hands Of an enlightened philan-
'thropist like Peabody, it is bles-
sing to the possessor and to soci-
'ety. In The hands Of an unprin-
oipled schomer,i il is generally
course to both::--:New York Sunday
Times. ... ...lT
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End ORPHAN BOY.

THIS fne Thoroughbred Horse will etand
at his stable and servo at, $40 tho season,
to DO paid list Juno if.not pnid until fall,
1925 will be required. 2nd Orphan Boy Is
beautifnlblood bhy, without whlte; fire form,
best eyes and limbs, nearly 18 hahdy high.
IIo was sired by Orphan Boy, no by Thick.
city, no by Col, IIampton's Chilqe Harold,
hc by imported Sovereign. .,+3a w.
."a Orphan Boys dam by imported Monarch
out Of Amelia, (who received tho $40 cup
At tho State Agricultural society,) she by
Busirie, he by American? Eclipse, he iby
Dnroc Imported Diomed, licr dam by Prize
Fighter, he by imported Expedition out Of
fzelqphaG by imported 2Messebger; 90 Ithat
those ddalrous ofjfaising iihe best llolses
can see that he incorporates all the best
blood Of fEng'aiid AndtAmctioa. 5i>s5
-, JhtqkStty's dam WAS by Argyle @6ut Of
'HdIth'byS Gfaspder, hsiby sir Xf6by. 6
yJYy3I,,q = !" WM. 'spA@kR,IXkt
Arrh Is ID Ct. Poinaria,s s. o.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLYN
NEWBERKY COUNTY.
lJNs...1x, H.. a =

NEWBERRY COUNTY,. = -
by John /. Peterson, Prob4te Judge
Whereas, Jas. N Martin has, made suit 10
me to grant blm Letters Of administrator,
Of the Estate and effects Of W. Thomas
Eigielberger. deceased
5'J These Are therefore to cite and admonish
all And .siDanlar. thS kindred and creditors Of
tho said DECEASED, to be and appear before
me. IN the Court Of .Probate to. pc held at
=, ,Newbrriy. Court HOUSE, on the 3lst day Of
*MaE d4at, after publication hereof, at
II o clock IN the forenoon. to show cause, If
sny they have, why the said Administration
Sb1sss sf"sefS s hand this 7h day Of
May AnnG D6minti1S69. ";.;ryr,'t
= !" JOHN T. PETER ON, r.;J.No.
> May 10 90 g. ,,., o.,, E...,'..,'.,r
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MM4@s865~DT GREAT Cause
&SSS;A.GsEAS OF
Human MiSSr ".
Just Dubtished in n Sealed EnpeIoDe

Price six cents: "
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Rudical Cure Of Seminal Weakness. or Sper,
matorrilGa, induced by Self-Abuse; invol>
,untary Emissions. 1mpotency, Nervous Do
biiity. and Impediments to Marriage gcne>
rally; Consumption. Epilepsy. and Fits;
Mental and Physical Incapacity, .&c-I}y
ROB. J CULVERWELL, ri. D Author of
'Grccn Book" &c. ;I......
The world renowned author, in this adj
mirable Lecture, Gle. .rly: proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences of
Sclf>Abuse may be effectualIy removed wi.h>
out medicine, and without dangerous sur
gical operations, bouglcs, Instruments, rings.
or cordials, pointing out mode of euro ut
once ccrtnin aud effrctual, by which every
sufferer, no ,mntter whit his condition may
DO, may cure himself cheapIy. prtvately. and
radically. This lecture will prove ajboont to
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seAI, In q; plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt of ak GENTS, Tor two
postage stamps, by addressing the publislis
ers.
Also. DIR. CULvERwELL's "Marriage
Guide" price rs cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS j. @. KLINE h CO.,
lS7 Bowery, N. T., Po't' oface Box 1886.
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Something Mice.

l have removed to tho Kingsmore Gal.
i,ery lover Mayes & Martins Store) whish
ms undergone thorough repairs. have
P'enty OF room with an excellent sky.
nght. ZONE one-cotne all, and SEQ how
Things work in this commodioua gallery.
Also, good lot Of albums at extrsae.
ly low prices.
All kinds Of work done in tho line OF
Photography. ~ -.
| have all of Wren & Wheeler's Mega.
t'ves that were taken at this place.
We charge nothing for Looking, AAa
not much for a picture.
Respectfully, ,,
W. II. wIsEAAN.
Dec. % 50 If.
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4 crusty old bachelor Says that
Adnm's wife was called Eve be-
Qatise, when she appeared, mans
day OF happiness came. to a close.
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1t is shid that the Professorship
of'Daw.in the South Carolina Uni
vcrsity will be rendered to Judge
j. l.. Orr. s-..,>O
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S. G. RAILROAD.

S. G. RAILROAD.
GENERAL stjPEn1NrENDENr's OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, February 18 1869. !
nN and after SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ID.
~ the Passenger Trains of the South Car-
olna Railroad. will run as follows:
- r. FOR AUGUSTA. H..
leave Chaflcston. .....'..........S3 80 A
Connecting with Trains for Montgome y.
Memphis. Nashville aud New Orleans, via
Montgomery and Grand Junction,
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave ChaTlcston; ..............63 q 50 A NJ
Arrive Mt Columbia. :.......... s. as ?
Connecting with Wilmington and Manches>
ter Railroad. Charlotte and South Carollna
Railroad, and Camden Train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta ...............800 90 NJ
Arrive Mt Charleston. ............ s. 90 NJ
Leave Columbia. ................7.4 as A Nj
AUGUSTA NiGHr ExPREss. 81
(Sundays eXccptcd.)
Leave Charleston. ........... .7.30 p NJ
eonnecns De IT, AWfdsf viz Trains for Memphs 9sG Sa,h,
vile and Now Orleans, via Grand Junc>
tion.
Leave Augusta. .4.10 p M
Arrive al Charieston ...............4. a III
COLUMBIA NIGHT ExRESS.
tsnndays excepted.)
Leave Charleston. .................6.05P p M
Arrive at Columbia. a...............445 A NJ
Connecting. Sundays excepted, with Green.
vile and Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. .................53 80 p NJ
Arrive at Charleston. ......,.. 80 A NJ
SUMMERVILLE TRAIN.
Loavo Charleston '"'.............3 8 90 P NJ
Arrive at bummerville. ......... 4'20 p 81
Leave Summeryifle. fle...............710 4 Al
Arrive at Charleston. .,.......... 1926 A NJ
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
L6uyo Kingsville. ................. 420 P NJ
Arrive at Camden. ......,,, 100 P NJ
Leave Camden. ....-.., ..O.95 A M
Arrive at .Ktngsville. e......... 80 30 A III
tSlRncd,) II. T. PEAKE,,
Fob. ID s General uperln tendent.
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FIsk's mstaiic;}' Balid Eases,

\ ,, u
THE SUBSCRIBER has Consistently Of
hand fullassortment Of the above approved
cases, Of dlffereut patterns, besides cesfns
OF his own make, all of which he 10 prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, With
promptness aud despatch. r.,%,gu Il.
Persons desirous Of having cases sent BY
rail road, will have them sent FREQ Of charge.
A IIcarso Is always on hand and will be
furnished attbe rate. of 80 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the, sub
scribcr respectfully asks for a continuation
of the same, and assures tho public tlr; t
no effort on his part will bc spared to render
the utmost satisfaction. ,S,s
,.-,.......- A. G. CHAPMAN
Newberry s. c., July 81. .H !
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Reception DENT Quaker,

reception DENT Quaker,
Grecian La Parie.
Fhc Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with
the Indies, and is universally Recommended
by the Fashion Magazines az the standard
skirt OF the fashionable world.
To cnjoy the following inestimable advnn.
tagcs, viz: Superior quality. perfect shape,
flush. flcxibility, durability, comfort and
economy Buy The best
MATTHIAS BARRE & SON.
Sept. 20 80 If.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that at the ex-
pirasion Of three months from this date, ap.
plication will I'D made 10 the Washington d
New Orlenns Telegraph Company, for re-
newal Of Certificate Of TWO Shares o
Stock, in said Company, held in thename
of B. d. Boyd, dated 23d March, 1850, and
numbered 649,--tho original huving buen
lost or mislnid. ...
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Some years ago several young teachers
IN Somers formed Town Teachers, AS.
sociaticn for the purpose of mutual i'm.
proyement in their work. Earnest, en-.
thusiastic and hopeful, their exercises
were sources of inspiration and encourage
nent to all who witnessed, or participated
in them. We have been handed the fol
AwThe most superficial observer perceive
. great difference in the character o
men. The great divisions of the huma,
family manifest as much difference i,
principles, in rules Of action, and i
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next thing is for you and Laura to take a
couple of months holiday, and travel
about the country till you cast your one
eyes upon some comfortable little proper
ty, where you can make up your minds to
settle down in quiet, you can send
me the bill, and then we'll see what else
can be done for you" - a'
sGeed I say, we did so,-or that, in con-
sequence, here we are -
"There said Pen, when he had finish
ed his story, ct hope have convinced
you that my luck is all my eye !" o