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friends aud makes the name OF this
State by word and rcproach to our
race:
The Daily lnjon, a short time ago,
remarked:
No one eau deny the fact that the
expenses Of the State Government
have been much higher than they
should have been, and that money re-
ceived from taxes and from the sal" Of
bonds has been improperly expended
by those interested with its disburSc-
ment Thever life of the whole par
ty is impcrilled and it behooves us NOT
only-to make fair promises, but to see
to it that our acts shall confor.n 10 our
expressions.
And the Union HrrnlA has sung
out:
To meet the exigcncies of the hour.
the party is called upon t" do some
thing to show the world that all this
eontumcly and abuse is not deserved.
Let such legislation be had as shall re-
dound to the credit of the State, and
let our expenses be reduced to the low
est possible limit, consistent with the
welfare and prosperity of the whole
people, and We shall have established
4 political reputation that no opposing
faction can blast or destroy.
The best and the honest Republi-
cans of the State Want reform the na-
tional party is getting tired of corrup-
ton; Northern prejudiceis 'anishing
the negro would Go better if 4 kinder
and wiser hand led him, aud the poo
pie are beginning to see that the true
policy is not to stand aloof.
Let all good men unite to secure the
blessings Of civil liberty and upright
government t. all, irrespective Of race,
color, previous condition., Or party.
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FrOE, Georgia.

We publish in another column the
preamble and resolutions, adopted by
the Georgia Legislature in relation to
the action of the late. Tax Payers
Convention. 1t is indeed gratifying
to receive such honest and earnest
sympathy .from our sister State
Georgia has never been reduced to
such degraded position, but she can
nevertheless, appreciate the sad con-
dition into which We have been drag.
ged. and the sympathy and cheer con
veycd in the resolutions are worthy of
the Empire Stale.
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We are pleased to receive the States
vile (N. c. InteltiyeAeer this week
in an enlarged form and partial new
dress. This evidence of success shows
that the Lateillgeacer is appreciated
We wish Col. Jones, editor aud pro-
prietor, continued prosperity. The
Mtelttgeacef is live paper, aud comes
from a lively and attractive section Of
country.
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Significant.

The Union-Herald, an able repub-
lican organ at Columbia: thus speaks
Of the political situation and the ne
cessity Of reform
4 great change has come when in
tclEgcnt men Of the strlctest State
rights school can petition the Federal
Government 10 interfere. How Con-
grcSs can consistently do that is more
than We cau understand; lat such
action seriously undertaken Is ut least
4 desperate stand. l. will certainly
attruct the public eye more closely 10
Our private affairs. 1t is we'll to stop
sometines and look matters squarcly
il the face. to inquire what the great
American pcop!c arc thlrkingabout us.
Itwas the opinion oft!c American peo-
pie that made this system, and when
that opinion changes, it will un-
make it. THAT is certain, AMI it is no
use to fool the people that it is not so,
and leave them to suffer when it does
come. In the first pl9ce: al of the
Southern States went for the Republi-
lican party just after the war. Now,
there are only two upon which our
organization can rcly-oaly two. The
pcople have gone back on the party
in all the rest, more or less. Why, in
the second place, nearly the whole
prcss-iu this day the most powerful
engine in the land-has turned its
back ON Us to i great extent. The
New York Hcrald. the New York
Times, the Evening Post, (Rryant's, }
Christian ljni0", Beechers paper:
many Influential Washington Journals,
and nearly it'not all, Of those which
compose the public sentiment Of the
North is against Us, The consequence
is. that the great public sentiment Of
the North, the valuable ear Of the na-
tional administration. is turning i'll
deed, W. may say has turned, against
us. 1t is only decciving the people to
tell them otherwise. 1t is only las-
tardIy cowardice to be afraid to look
tn" truth Squarely in the face. 1t is
criminal to hoodwink the people il
this great business.
Two-thirds of the Southern States
We're wrenched from the grasp Of the
i,arty even while Grant WIS favorable.
Now he expressly declares that he will
not interfere, and that it is time "to
unloal." and when Grant says any
thing he means it. 1t is uucondition-
al business with General Grant, first.
last, aud all the time.
The States Of Ohio, Iowa, Kansas and
Wisconsin, have been virtually carried
by the opposition. The Western States
are trembling in the hands Of i million
Of GrangerS, and the middle States are
shaking beneath the pressure Of other
ISSUES. The great cause Of all this
change OF front las hcpE the condition
of the Southern States. we happen t"
know. rs Il fact, that the at1:lirs of South
Car1lin1 ut this moment aro asi'allns
the feotraI adnilhislralso"' .; ?nu even .s
S''cli h'a'tcrS Us me Ieetns ';'.ao" oi ..'e
Legislature On tue ptnMeH,iaI! ;.; "pl';o-
ptlaioh aIe >e'rrrlE cl'l"'Se'' Us I'll ~: ~
dlcatl"n tE;'t there Is no nope o' M
provrment. we want our people 10
understand t!i> business lhey n!nSi
dn II II thGE "ouIh De S;t!e4: 1ol','Ial
Fr!ek<fSrS must stop t'iclf i1es' M IN" inc
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A CAPITAL NUMBER The Southern CHi.
tirafor Tor March has Il fui! and varied table
O! cou:cnts In addition 10 editorials, inter-
rs,ing aasxcrs to inquiries, and origins! ar
,ic;cS from corfe> poudeutS. i, contains Prof.
Whites Anaivsis ut DifTcrcn: P.r's OF the
Cation Plant" his "AaalySiS OF Different
Fertilizers" and copiouS extracts from ID:
Pendieton's Report OF Experiments, q, ESprr-
inen,a. P!a, Of University Of Georgia.. be-
sides practical articles on the varied topics
connected with thefarm aud g3rlea. Terms.
So 90 j year. Address W. L Jonss. Athens.
Ea 90 .-.r.''r>~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY,

Bv james C.. I..alv, Probate Judge.
Whereas, James " Crawford, haiti! made
sui, to me, 20 grant lin Letters OF Ad
miniStra!ion Of the Estate and effects oI
james Crawford, decreased.
These are therefore TO cite and admouiSli
all and Singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, that they he and ~.
pear, before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at NcwberIy Court House, S. c.,
on the 18th day Of March next, after
publication hereof, at II O'Clock in the fore
noon, to shcw cause, If any they have, why
the said Administration should not bc
granted. Given under my Hand. this I'd
day of March, Ammo Domini, 1874.
J. c. LEAHY, JP \. C..
Mar 4 9--2t
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I From the Progressive Age.
=. S'arIl.

NEwH&e#Y. :. -. March = ~.
EpIroR PROGRESSIVE AGE: In IN" Co.
lumbia Ph"nx Of the 3ltil uIi.. liad n
card from Mr.. kyAll boiler maker. in rrla
ton to the late boiler explosion Oh The g.
& c. 4. L., wherein my name appears ut The
head Of what Mr. kyall terms IAN absurd
and practically murderouS theory" nanrly.
that boiler with five or six patches. pro.
perly put on, is Ms secure as one that is not
patched.
The above assertion may appear abInrl
to one not veised in the business Of boiler
making, but 10 one 80! no lim;lcd expert
cnce in the trade, it should be, and is, per
fectlv comprchcnS. bic and reasonable.
In looking at the exploited boiler Of the
Fort Hill, we f d thut the patches which
were put on nre there now sound and sr-
cure rs the d,y they were put on. while the
Original iron is torn 10 pieces. So lar from
patches causing IN cypIosior--aS Mr. n.y.
al NO lid have us beiirve-thcy do not even
weaken !he boiler, for il they did, then the
patches would be the first to give WAY
whenever the pressure Of steam becomes
100 high; whereas, rs We have already
stated. the patches ON the Fort Hill are per-
fecty sound, and also the original iron for
.,cycra inch.'s around Them.
In regard 10 Mr.. kyall's other assertion,
til Il "a boiler should be overi,aued every
eight wears from :ilc first sheet 10 the fire
box" can only give h!m credit for his
economical views, and TO take his advice
would he to j:cs up the leigh, year Old
boiler a.id run n rev one under il.
To keep the qnicksand from accumnla.
ting in the boi'cr il the duty Of the engi.
neer, and rot the boilcr-maker. As mHch
MS regret the sad death of Mr.. Lane, yet
feel in duty bound 10 state that it was not
patches On the boiler, but the want Of VA
ter in the boiler. seems the only apparent
CAUSE to which we can tr zee the explosion
Of the For; Hill.
Respectfully,
5. \. EVANS,
u {.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWEERRY COTS'rY
IVI y
By james G. LraiIy, Probate Judge.

By james c. Lrahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, James N. Crawford hath made
suit 20 me, 10 grant him Letters Of Admin
stra;i"n Of the Estate aud effects OF E::z.
Il. Montgomery, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and a,i.ucai<!.
ali and singular. tie kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased. TINT they be and
appear, before nc. i'll the Cour: OF Pro-
bate, to be held at New brrry Court House,
S. C., Oh the l7th day OF March ncxt,
after publication hereof 4, u o'clock in
the forenoon, TO Shcw cau>e, !! hmy they
:.are, why the Said Administration should!
not be granted. Given under my Hand,
this I'd day OF March, An"o Domini,
1874.
J. c. LEANI, J.. &C.
Mar. 1, 9-2t
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The March numl'e o: WOODS House
noLp MAGAZINE is capital one. II opens
with III ;n'cle>tin2 story entitled. The
Guiding Hand" by Mrs. II G. Rowe; follow.
ing this Joseph Snidrr gives his Experiences
in The CITY" an article which for ;ts simple
tra;h The yourh Of the land should re;::l 20 their
profit; rl!c>e are followed by MY PRAYER.
The weekly Diabolica!, y he Kaiser Fred
rrcs "'Miscry Jippeau.' and several other
articles of meri;, and so'Ie choice poetry
The Msgazine contains six Illustrations. in
cia iius i tilc ,ieSi.u for Il Country Schoo J.
House FERNS only one dollar scar-wi!h
c!sromo Yosemite one dollar and ! half. Sub
scriptions mnr lesia with any number. AL
drc<s-Wou,:s Household Magazine, New
burgh, Ny.
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them what the coc;ntry that made them
free expects from item; when they tel!
them il words that burn, that we must
stop in ollr colrr>c before we rush over
;hc prccipi'c, and arc lost, that they
must. for the sake of tho State, the par
", and the race. have IN honest gov
eminent. IN economical government,
Il wise and 4 good government. then we
say that the people ha'i better hear them.
The men who sounded the bl@lc in the
la>i campaign. sound ii ag;tin. He that
has eyes to sec, let him see; he that hath
clrs to hear. let him hear.
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Notice Of Final Discharge.

vii! make final settlement on the
Estate Of Baly G2!e. Hsssea3ed. in tie oilte
of Probate juugc Iur Scwberry County, IN
Tuesday, Tie 18th day CT Apri! nex', at 10
o'clock, i. H., and a-k for full! and f;nll
discharge from all liability as the Admin
traitor, with the will annexed, Of said de-
ceased. JAMES B. CLARY,
Admir-, with will annexed.
Mar. 10, 1874 l0-5t".
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ENFSexT MsSo FScIENcEh have discovere'i
,ha, electricisS and magnetism are developed
in the system FROM TuE IRON IN THE BLOOD.
This accounts for the debility, low Splri!s,
ara iacs OF cncrgy peFSe3 feels wiru this
vita eica,sat Incomes reduced. The Peru.
vi:.u Syrup, :: prc;u&:Je u; iron >arpses the
b.oc.i wi!, it's iron $:cmsnt. and is tle only
fuim in whicl, It is possible for it 70 ca:ty the
circulstioa. e.
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The Savannah Independent.

We acknowledge receipt Of a copy
Of the above named paper. edited and
published by Mr.. J. W. Lamotte, in
the city Of Savannah. 1t is hand
somely printed, aud its entire make
up shows it to be in experienced hands.
The Independent is weekly Sunday
paper, and published at the extremely
low price OF 81 per annum: and We are
pleased to notice that its columns are
largely taken up with business cards.
In the hands of 50 experienced aad
tas:y typo as Mr.. Lssnotte ~ are
assured that the paper will prove re.
munerstive. Our best wishes are ten
dered to the publisher. Ii any Of Our
readers wish lively, independent
paper from the Seabosrl at a moderate
price, let them notify US.
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Clinton Items from Our Month.
ly.

Sixty-fourinmigrants have been or
dered for Clinton aud vicinity.
Tie Sabbath school Of that place is
in a fourishing condition. numbering
one hundred teachers and pupils.
Efforts are being made to raise two
or three Thousand dollars for the Or
phanage.
More than our.third Of the whole
population Of Clinton are attending
school, eighty attending out Of popu-
lation Of two hundred and twenty.
Several brick stores are contempla-
ted for Broad street.
Wsntcd--a railroad: some ol i
clothes, somebody to feed the children
and dress them in the morning.
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NOTICE..

] will make final sa;rmcn, on H.: Estate
CT Abraham Wicker. deed, in the Probate
Court tor New berry County, $. C., on the
7,h day of April, 1874, an! on that day
will apply 10 sail Conr; for Fl. al discharge
az Administrator of sal! Est.te Creditors
will preseut all demands On or before that
day. 4. G. AAYBIN,
Mar. i, s-4t Administrator.
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4 @ ARD.


NhWBEENI- 1WsH IVU', 4V'7'
WE. the undersigned. who lave been en-
osy.1 with the firm Of Webb, Jones y
P,rtcr in our various capacities. rs appears
below, do certify, tiat We believe tAs' W :
H W,b.., who has Lcen the managing paF'-
,,r Of the co: c,.rn, has faithfully perform
ed all o! his dn:ic< III that capacity, 10 tine
bc., O: his knowledge, looking 10 the IN
tercs, of the several parties engaged 10 'he
said firm imp,r:inlly, and all OF his acts
have been in accordance with III: same, TO
the best If oar knowledge.
(signcd) J. " MoTTE. Book-kceper.
l.. &. MOORE, Clerk.
F.N PARKER,
In BASS. Workman.
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OFFICE COUNTY COMMIS SiONERS,
NEwBEERY c. H., ). e.. Mar. ,, 1874.
At Il meeting Of tie Eoa,d o! i'o;ia;y Com
misSioncrS the following rc-o!urion WAS in
troduccd by Dennis MpatcS:
Resolved, That We tie County Commission
erS shall grant the :!cw road, (c0mm"acing ~
OK near LI'.g. Ruf<, by wuv OF jolly Street,
intersecting the new Gu; road two miles below
Frog Level J re, emily Laid out by the Special
Commissioners, i'll! Il few Night changes,
20 as 10 pu: the roiJ Oh better yrouad.
The reso .ution waS ::grccd 10 bv DrrGis
Moatcs AMI Alien Rice, BAT was objected 10
by Thos. kct;. upon III: ground that he
thinks the former settlement road is sufficient.
DENNIS MOATES,
Char'u. i &. c., y C..
ALLEN RICE.
THOMAS kElTT.
Mar 4, lS1i-G-3mx
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Tie above card las ieen Inserted from
the fac, Of suit pending against myself Hy
/. J. Jones and ". &. Parker. formerly
partners Of mine, setting f"r!A allegations
which propose 20 show TO he incorrect, as
the carl of the above pnt;ics and thc state
men, of ". c. Parker, one II the a!ir'iEr's,
plainly show. .,
And here would respectfully cal! atten-
ton to the fact that Judge Montgomery
Moses granted All Injunction +" The parties
above .nentomcd. without aay hearing Oh
nv part, restraining H.c from Interfering or
in,erncd.lli"g with tiie bu$i:rrSS, both as 20
the partnership at...irS and iny o"" private
interest, which | am informed IS boz: ir-
r.pular and unwar,Au:rd.
The Whole of The aft .!r forcin!r 'cn'"d!
me Of that ancient city Of Jerusalem, whci!
our saviour wopLs,icaily seeing their
uow>yA!L Tor their w!cxEDSE$> il nHy tx-
claimeG, "Oh Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Which
kilrth the prophets and s'oaeth them that
Are sc.t unto thee, how oi:cm would have
gathered thy children together AS i hen
doth gather her brood undr: her wings, and
We would not"
W II. WEBB
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MIDDLETON'S
FISH -AMMONIATED
PHOS SPHATE.

This Fertilizer, which has now acquire .
widespread reputation for general exec.
lcncc OF quality ard effectiveness, in in.
crcasinS he yield OF crops TO which it is ap-
piled, combines the best and most extensive @
sources OF Phosphate, Carolina Phosphate }
with the best sources Of Ammonia, Mon
hnGcn Fish and Peruvian Guamo.) ALL Sui
phuric Acid in such proportions rs will pro.
itu2e the lr., results Oh the crops.
Manufactured II Charleston. OF which the
general agents for North and South Carolina
arc J. \. knS!ow & CO.. Charleston, &C.
AS the SuD-.igent for this approved Fer.
tiliZcr. and having received satisfactory en-.
dorsements of its merits, l can confidently
recommend it 10 the planters OF Newberry.
Mr. j. q. Butler, living near Jaiapa, says
that since he Inns tried Mid,ileton'S Fish AN,
moniatcd Phosphate he would use no ai AeT.
Supplies may now be obtained OF
III. FOOT,
Mar. !, e-ti Agent Tor NeWberry.
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will make final settlement on the Estate
Of LancS:on V. Wicsrr, decd in the Pro.
bate Court for Ne"brrry County, 5. G., on
the 7th day Of April, 1874, and on that day
will apply 20 said Court for final discharge
AZ Administrator of said Estate. Creditors
will present all demands on or before that
day JAMES GAUNTT,
Mar. 1. Git. Administrator.
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IcslleA upon Mr.. ". C. Parker, one Of the
mariners of Webb. Jones a Parker, 10 sub
scribe 10 the abovc writing il he believed 1t
TO bc true, and he replied that he preferred
not to sign the writing, bn: stated that ;"c
sentiments thereof were hiS sentiments TO
the letter, and always had been. Al! OF
Ills WAS said iii the prrSr!r,'r Of John o..
awp ". II. WEBB.
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The Herald .
TvGS. F. 6RENEKEa, EDITOR.
IRA i. JONES, ASSISTANT EDITOR.
NEWBERRY, s. G.
WEDNESDAY, MAR. IL, 1874.

-. PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
The Her.lll is in the highes. respect Fam
i!y Newspaper. devoted to the material in
terests OF the people Of this County and the
St,tte It circulatcs extensively. ans! aS an
Advertising medium offers unrivalled ad-
vanta.cs. For Terms, see first page.
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Having learned from the legal profession
of Ibis place that it is regular and custo-
mary to g'ant irjunc'ions ex par.c. | thcct-
fore cbeer.ully withHra" my card so far Us
it refers 10 Judge Mruts omery Moses.
". II. ".
e., ~ eff
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Fen. 25, s.
THE GREATEST
INTENTION OF TuB iGB

FERGCSON'S COTTON.SEED PLAN.
TER, which vii! only cost YOU $ll.0o, is
the best Planter ever invented. We claim
the following points o: decided "d'a"tas"
over all other Planters ever :nvcn.,a. !st.
Tha, it is the ca<icS, Managed. ~. That
it has the mos: positive motion. 81. That
il ccyers best l.. yo1.h Lends -. Tina: il
is the simplest machine. j;h. That it has
Tie hes; arrange"r'.,, Tor Irg"::'i"g the
quantity Of seed. Ssh. That it is ;he c:'cap'
eSt machine for .he farmer.
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.VeaC s. .WlScegify1seOasS.
DEATH-BED OF GEN, LEE,

4 magnificent II is inch Engraving.
The family and friends are grouped sorrow
fully aruUGd ils Cid herae deatli-Eed- The
aoeno is 30 touchinSlr beautiful, the scnt;-
ment ol the picture is so sweet, aad the
characters 50 l:Ir.l:kr !:a: cvr:ltoIy sd-
mircS il. I; j. truly gem OF art, one
which should hang in every Southern home.
Sent by mail, postpaid, Oh receipt OF 20
cents, or 5 for 81 cents.
Address W. VI. BURR4W,
POO Main Sire t,
Bristol, Tenn.
~ Agents wanted for this and Va.
rirty of other line engr,vings. From So 10
$40 day can easily be made.
Mar. IL, l0-4t.
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SherlH'S Sales.

'SAsSi'4H - SAFES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY o. NEWBERRY.-
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Er Psr,c-Brnj.min D Like, Admir-, OF
Anna Lah", decd.
Order Cor Sslc o. Pcr>on,l Property.
In pursuance oi an 0rer iu the above
case, from th,. !I,u. J. & E.ahy. J4ls. OF
Probate for Ne"5"rrr Coratv, will Sell,
On Tuesday: the 9th inst,
at the residence OF Elizabeth S~iudler, al!
the Personal Property Of Anna Lake. decd,
consisting in part Of
One Horse.
Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Cotton.
Cotton Seed, &c.
The Chooses in Action will no: be sold.
TERMS CASH.
J. J. CARRINGTON, =. &C.
Sherif's Office, March {, 1874.
Mar. II, lU-2t. f.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
Ex Partr-Joscph NJ. Bowers and Levi s
Bo"e:s, Admrs., Of Samuel Bowers, de-
ceased.
Petition for Sale .: Personal Property.
In pursuance o! an order il: the above
case from The IIon. J. {. Lcahy, J"dst Of
Probate for Newberry Cou ~, will sell,
On Wednesday, the 18th inst,
at the late residence of Samuel Bowers de-
ceased, a. Of the PERSONAL PROPERTY
of the deceased, consisting Of
Three [3] Bales of Cotton.
One [l] Horse.
Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Lot Of Cotton Seed, &c.,
&c:
The Chooses in Action will no. be sold
TERMS CASH.
J.J. CARRINGToS, s.S.c.
Sheriff's Office, Mar ., 1874.
Mar 4, 9-3t. +l2
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II is EASIEST TO MANAGE.
LIGllTEST and FASTEST RUNNING.
The SIMPLEST CONSTRUCTED and
MOST DURABLE MACHINE in the mar
ket.
Pronounced by Physicians 20 be the
LEAST INJURIOUS.
The WHEELER & WILSON has beer
tn" FAvoRlTE for u years.
The sales of 1872 were So o. more than
any previous year
The sales Of oar Augusta Office, for 1872,
we're 1900 Machines
For sale on EASY TINE or MONTHLY
lNSTALLMENTS. Oh Machines of ali
kinds repaired and warranted Stitching
Of all kinds neatly .:onr.
Sales Room /: Me>>r,. MrFA:i u Pools
Store, Nuwberry. : {.
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TNE FERGUSON PLIN4bR

Is a new invention. 1t has been gotten up
20 meet the waits 0: every farmer II has
40 wheel ahO:.: ii. 1t is easily held on The
ridge 4 cne.armrd man c,n plan; with
it. 1t Is in every My perfect. II leaYcs
10 >kiy,. /, will plan; one, two, three or
four bushels Of seed per acre. It took l.
premium over ~ different Planters last
year, the Dow Law among them. Ii is far
superior 10 any other Planter ever invent
Cd. Every machine is sold under gHe,anlre
TO satisfy.
The undersigned have purchased the sole
ign Tor Newbcrry, Edgefe!d and Lexi"g-
ton Counties.
Farmers, apply at once, either 20 US at
Prosperity, S. C., or 10 Mayes Martin,
Newbcrry, S. c., with whom We have e.
tablished al Agency. Send your orders.
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