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A CARD.

Respectfully inform my friends ana .ns p pe,,.o
that have Just opened IN once. WIN s1'es TOM !.
and ample accommodations foF sne 'ransS0'''n "
al business Entrusted to me-
A. GERARD.
Auctionee1 and Appraiser.
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B.zsine will write book or the ''SecOnd
Empire" and row they are sorry he
cscsped.
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The Princess Dagmar does not like the
Germans. and the French like her.
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AS The steamships Of the North
11fE3 German Lloyd wiz resume snsi,
regular trlps next fall, a. follows:
Further days of departure will be advertised
hereafter.
1ro,n Bremen. From New OrleanA
FRANKFURT. december Januaryo
KOELN. ..December Is January II
AANNOVkR. January II February IL
FRANKFURT. .1ebruAIyS March u
The steamers touch outward - Havre ana HI
vana, and their home trip at Havana and
Southampton, to Land and receive passsn9exe and
freight
PR'CBS OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen, southampton OF Hsyps 70 Eavass
OF New Orleans
SIecrsSe... ~ gold
Prom New Orleans or Havana to SOUTHAMPTON
Havre or Bremen.
Sfapin.'. 100 gOld
Prom New Orleans to Havana.
Stsuu q IS gold
Passage tickets from Bremen Southampton or
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undereisrsd
Sor further particulars apply to
ed. ;. STOCKMEfER CO., Agents
aU' ~ No. AZ Union street.
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ont board. ea0 n WITH OR WITH.
N''' % e'rsss msderstSs - 50 20 2o,s St,
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STEAMSHIPS

BREMEN,
North GerMnn Li0yGs
STEAA BETWEEN BREMEN AND REV OR
LEANS, VIA EAvKE, SOUTHAMPTON AM
HAVANA.
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The Prince OF Wales has taken his thirty
Shiyd degree OF Masonry.
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1t tn, STEAMSHIP.
GENERAL MEADE.
-+u A. W. SAMPSON, Commander
WIZ .eaFe ner wharf, foot Of Jefferson atrast =.
SATURDAY. January 16 at o A. IN. "
,or Lose steamers nave superior accommodation,
p;,,! steerage ....................S az
uo Ss 81 ading signed through to Liverpool e,,.
Through Tickets for First Class and s+..,
passengers for Liverpool snd the Coatinent go
M s1s@y w HDs st :a,
' 5d }zss1 L i 1aRS7E 6 Agent.
The steamship UNITED STATES am n,1i st aN
leaving SATURDAY. January %, at "A. M ;0 aa
FOh HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYa Am
AEY WEST.
Snstsd States Man Lee.
s sahd,AM ?. Glide. HnllE
EEA Tho New o,,eo hAvA 81
<&3 and Havana stea%sh hiS; G En"5ida
- VIII dispatch one of the ahcvs a.
10 BaTana clasA steamels from New lreans
Every Wednesday.
Touching % Cedar Keys and Kew wss, a..
a!S T. with steamers sas Apaschiceo e sSn
BATES op PASSAGE.
c.a,, TO Fey Wes, e es.., -.
Staa.n ..soee''es's....es.s$4O SOS 1~
> .roIaso..s 20
Forid. mlis OF hiding Issued 10 az point. =.
s including Tampa. and t. New Yo,a
nd nans oat ths eompanys BILLS Of fading ..,.r
Splendid nass alter sailing of the steamsr.
'e r. kets given to above points. Aoo th1ouxf
stiCe. "S"-iouS 1Srni6 from fhs
For fseigh: OF passage Apply 70
ials % "A; S0BERTs. Agent,
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Any ;ookey- on in Venice can gee water IN
She streets.
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INSURANCE.
TWENTY.FIFTH ANNA,
STATEMENT
o. THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE a..

STATEMENT 81
CRESCENT INITIAL ,nsr,. 0sFl|
May =. 1874. stF,|
Total gross premiums for year sra,- =
April 30. l84...........,..
Earned premiums, less reinsursnc:. :..;s&A
return premiums. ~ NJ ,
Less losses paid and est. '''''. a 81
mated. ..........,a lS Hem q
Less taxes. discount in lieu Of s|
participation, interest on Al
capital, lees discount, etc. looyu
Net profts... ID
Total gross assets Of ccmnanv esa-
The Board of Trustees resolved -:
Ing the fourth quarterly interest At f-
per cent on the capital stock of the usWee(
. dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PRR C,r2sS
in cash on and after the twenty .th;,Sa nj
next, to those parties insurine VIII I'VE vi
entitled to receive the same. cAtord1
TRUSTEES. open
Thomas 4. Adams. Samuel r. bad
Samuel H. Kennedy, G. T. Bcdasss At Il
John Phelps, A. g. on, nm
Adam Thomson Henry Ah,.h. -
P. N. Strong, Victor Nsvss = d,
Joseph Bowling, Edward ~, 70 OF
John n. Sandldge, Simon Her~ss,. pliCa
Simon FOrcheimers Josepb r W.'s ever
B. B. Post. 4, Levi "'ue
Edward Pilsbury, John r H,r. ,A4
Charles &. sybscke Frederick T., al Il
David Wallace, J. L. Har,is q
Andrew Stewart, Joseph Nfor. plics|
HENRY V. OGDEN, Secretary.
my29 su W Sa " scn0l
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Ev sa9ne R1E;N NJ ;,E. AIRY AND HINn
locality c1nva, i !sned apartments, in a cent?
ConyT modepate rates by applying a, the at
dei3 Inn Aosai streets. the National gan OF
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WANTED.
FOB RENT.

S SOCK LENT ~ OR FOR sALE~SITTTe ~
ths soodla.n pS Ia 70 cunt tenants purchasers
river AZ ahnn. on the LIT bank Of tho ssissi OF
New Oresns swsnty'foas miles below the citv f
gw seIss Buildings and tlnprovements c ., aoont
therein, pn,pe puss sugaIhouse and maohip.rve
nppiy TO H. L. Newcomb on f.s 49,. .ec.
New OrIesn e. SoA !G and 70 s. xovis strss 20
f,grr
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AIVGReOOL ANN NEW ORLEANS LINN
or STEAMER6.
bCiIS LAR2ESsLY FOR TIE EEW O2lIANe
TRADE.
.HE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION LIME

elzak& steamship
VNksBURGs
THEARLa, cennsniss.
wiz Nas on % about December 30
rom hef whArf, foot Of son s1rse. for>rh
ioS Ell receive and sign through bill -
! .aoahg 70 Hsvrs, Bremen, HAMBURG AntveH Rot
tsrdam and Al cOntinent& ports W NV
raftes aesinsus OF sending for their friends can
duction allowed when spplied fop in eronpa
fof 1re!ght or passage. having superior eocern.
AaSu"9is"s' Apply 10 SiLAS WEEKS & CO.,
uo...> $780, NO ~ CaroDdelet street
damaging ownsrs-H LiHS, MAIN & NONT(}01.
pool. ''A00'' Liver
sAAhC0ANfS' sTkANasMIY 1INE.
For New York.
Eoinprtsing the first class steaneh,nc
WESTIpU MSTp.;1,c:;;- ;;.........A W. SAmps0n
r - FL EN- mEIAOpoLlS., ........H s, Ouiok
MTuSrcc1n,v oDEiA'ss'.... p. G.. HAl80t
TNITTn or ;rES .''''.... M Z. Crowen
- a nS. '-' b. y. Eurdeck.
oalnng nom New York every SATURDAY.
FOB NEW YORK OBJECT.
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PROCLAMATION
$1,000 REWARD.

.1s On. u and IA Bourbon street, near Gar
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Cycles of the tilne-Icicles.

Corporal MISUNDERSTANDING Ain 20
The ranks.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-03
The Best Protection.

The best safeguards against epidemic dis.
ease are thorough digestion and firm nerves.
1t is because they assure the regular perform
apce of the digestive process, and iuvigorate
the nervous system, that Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters are such a sovereign protective against
the influences which beget intermittent mall
aides, and those which directly affect the
stomach and bowels. If the nerves are health
fully tranquil, :he>assimulation Of food per-
feet, as they are sure to be under the Influence
of this standard tonic and nervine, malaria
may be defed; and if, in the absence Of the
most reliable Of medical safeguards, the sys-
tenn has fallen prey to disease of an inter.
mittent or remittent type, the Bitters VIII, if
malady Blliousness, constipation and dys-
pepsia yield with equal certainty to the ope-
ration of this potent vegetable Alternative.
IS-4t
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to me will please
call and settle, as Iswonld like to have
the use of my money.
After this date I viii sell for cash
only ...- 81
All persons who have articles in my
storeSwhich have been left for repairs,
and for 8 period ofsix months aad over,
will please cali, settle and take the
samesaway, otherwise they viii be sold
for the work done. Hereafter let it be
distinctly understood I will not keep
any work in store longer than six
months, JOHN F. SPECK,
Newberry, S. G.
Nov. 1, 1875. A-St.
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Sale-day was lively institution. but
like others of a similar character
money seemed scarce.
Mr.. Geo. A. Kinard, from the neigh
borhood of St. Paul's, is honorably men
toned as the first man who availed
himself of the privilege of visiting our
sanctum on Monday.
Maj. J. P. Kinard sold Dutch mule
on Monday. It was raised on broom
sedge and had never tasted. corn
The dust on Saturday was highly dis
agreeable, in consequence Of "a very,
high wind. The merchants got on
their high horses fearing damage to
their dress goods.
On Sunday the wind was also brisk,
but the day was so charming that there
was no bad temper displayed.
The proprietor of No. 2, Mollohon
Row, after short trip down below is
again on rising ground among the hills
of Newberry, and looking, we are
pleased to say, as fresh as rose in
May.
There are two men in the town of
Newberry, both good fellows, and each
with large, interesting families, who
mourn because the public care so little
for books.
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OYsTERs.-That clever gentleman,
Mr.. John D. Bateman, of Columbia,
reminds Us in his usual happy style that
the oyster season has opened, by send
ing US a keg of the first chop, for which
he will please accept our hearty thanks,
IF there is any one thing better than
another, it is a sweet fat oyster, and
we have always found Bateman's A l..
We take pleasure in informing the pub
lie that he is in daily receipt Of this deli
cacy and will Eli orders with prompt
ness.
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EARTHQUAKE.-The topic on Tues
day morning was-the shock experienced
on Monday night between 10 and II
o'clock. The opinion of all who felt it
is that it was an earthquake Of decided
character. Every one who was awake
at the time aver that it was distinctly
felt, one saying that it seemed like a
strong wind, sudden and short, shaking
the house sensibly; another that the
vibration was so great that alamp on
q table was nearly overturned; another
that it was like the passage of a dog
across the floor; another thought some
one was breaking in from under the
house; another felt his bed rock as if it
had been in the hands of a Titan. and
our experience is sudden waking from
a violent shaking Of q door. Scores
of others felt and heard the shock, and
a sound as of distant thunder. There
are others, however, who were asleep,
who dispute the evidence. Whatever
it NAV have been, It was startling to
those who felt it. The question is, had
Bald Mountain anything to do with it;
and we wait for tidings from that Sec
tion.
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ABOUT THE Town AND CoUNTY.-
The Indian Summer some time since
alluded to was only an imitation-the
veritsble le season is now on hand, and
it is charming.
Our Mollohon clothier went bird
hunting with his dog few days ago
and got-a ducking. It was no fault
of the dog I { 80 : :
Improvements are going on all over
the town, and the knowledge that our
citizens are able to bear the expense is
refreshing.
-.- Mrs. Ludecus, lately. occupying the
store in rear of Baltimore Corner, has
moved her stock to Columbia. The
Millinery business she found overdone
here. We regret to lose her.
Wants of Newberry-a wood and
coal yard; a steam laundry; alumber
yard; a mandatory or two; and last
but not least more money.
Books are very stationery, and sta
tionery is: quiet: transactions in this
line quite limited.
The little folks are beginning to be
on the aui yiye about the approaching
visit of Santa Claus.
A bright three year older the other
day became angry because one Of his
feet got asleep, and was overheard to
say, "me no seepy, its day time"
No end Of farmers in this County say
they have cut their eye teeth and will
plant more for themselves next year,
and less for spectators. They are SEN
sible.
It is certain that the planting of oats,
wheat, barley and rye is on a more ex-
tended scale this fail than ever before.
We have heard some say too that
they will raise more hogs and make
their own meat. Prosperity will follow
such a course.
J. K: Schumpert still continues the
practice of baling his ee@on in man
ner which attracts attention. His bales
are generally the neatest on the mar
,ket, and in consequence bring top
prices, every cotton buyer striving for
the honor of shipping them. A 534 lb.
bale goes to the Fair.
Newbery has dancing school, Mrs.
Teasdale the teacher.
An attempt was made few nights
ago to enter the store Of Mr.. q. 81.
Blease. The would be thief was scared
off.
We congratulate Mr.. Tbos. Boozer
| on securing to himself a charming COM
| panion for his life journey.
Something new under the sun is ex-
hibited for sale by Messrs. Wheeler &
Co., in shape of a leather tipped shoe.
It is the neatest shoe out, and tip top on
the tip order. Wheeler & Co., are pro-
gressive. and are always trying to do
something for the public benefit.
A cartridge which had been careless
" thrown into fire place in one of our
town residences, exploded few nights
since, and young lady narrowly es-
capped being hit by the ball which pro-
iected across the room and through the
door way struck the passage with tre-
| p,oo,3r,,e fofca
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GO2as2s2e 2ea.C9OE.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 1.-Cotton
market quiet -middling 124a12a. ,....
LIVERPOOL, November 1.-Cotton-
ding uplauds 7; middling Orleans II.
NEW YORK, November Cotton quiet;
sales $40, at 135a143. Gold lower, at153a16.
BALr1MoRE, November t.-Cotton dull
middling 132.
CHARLESTON, November ! 1,--cotton steady
-middIing 12sa13.
AUGUSTA, November 1.-Cotton firm with
good demand-middling 12a.
NEwBERRY, November 2.-Cotton market
is quite active, supply and demand good:
Closing prices-12 for good middling, III
for middling. -
Bales shipped during week-1,193.
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Coz. HAamToN's LEcTURE.-Since
making the announcement that the
Lecture would be delivered on Friday,
the 5th inst, we learn that a note has
been received from Col. H., that he
viii not be able to keep his appoint
ment at the time named. Tuesday, the
2Sd, rs now named as the time.
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SALE-DAY.-Quite a number of peo-
pie were in on Monday, attracted by
the land sales no doubt. Sheriff Car
rington and Maj. J. P. Kinard, auc-
tioneer in chief, held high carnival with
the crowd, which seemed iveiier than
common. The sales were as follows !:
4s2 acres, at S1,s2O; 174 acres, S2,05o;
$40 acres, S575; 80 acres, $500; 1852
acres, 1885, and 9S-100 of an acre with
Steam FIGURING, Grist and Saw Mill,
Steam Engine and fixtures, S1,A5.
This latter was resale at risk of for
mer purchaser.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

T am now offering the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine at extra in
dneementss to, all responsible parties.
I have been travelling through this Sec
ton of country for fifteen months and
have sold about $4,000 worth of ma
chimes, and in every sale have given
satisfaction. Ny Office is at ". T. Tar
rants Dry Goods Store, and all orders
left there for machines viii receive
prompt attention.
A2t j. W. L. ARTHUR.
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LADY WASHINGTON RECEPTION
We are pleased to state that the lady
members of St. Luke's Church have
nearly completed their arrangements
for their Lady Washington Reception.
Thes time, however, has not yet been
fixed, due notice viii be given.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-03

Familiar faces are always gladly hailed
among US. This is certainly fact regarding
Mr.. P. P. Toale's advertisement which ap-
pears in another column. We can safely say
that Mr.. Toale is the Champion Manufactu-
rer of Doors, Sash and Blinds, to which he
adds large list Of requisites for the compile
ton of any building. To the needy we say
ttsend for his prices" ~ 39-tf
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AN OUTFIT FREE.

WE want some one in every County to
take orders and deliver goods for the old
wages. Splendid chance in every neighbor.
hood for the right person Of either sex,
young or old. SAMPLES, new lists, circulars,
terms, ETC., a complete outfit SENT FREE AND
POSTPAID. Send for it at once and make
money at your homes.
Address, n. ). HALL q CO..,
6N. Howard Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Oct. 20, 42-Sm.
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eMSSceEl lGE2eeOagS.
. NEWBERRY l.: f:
MALE ACADEMY,
NEWBERRY, S. &C.

THE EXERCISES of this Institution will
be resumed on TUESDAY, THE 18TH OF
OCTOBER.
The subscriber having been recently
elected Principal, will aim to place this
School on footing with the best Classical
and Mathematics al Institutions of the South
, The design of the School will be.to fur
nish boys with liberal and thorough edu-
cation, which will prepare them either for
entering College, or the study Of the learn
ed professions, or for the more practical
pursuits of life. '''-'''
By a; thorough and practical course of
studies, and firm, but judicious discipline,
the subscriber hopes to merit a generous
patronage .g-1s :. 81: ... - .,.s..
For particulars, epply to Maj. L. J. Jones,
Chairman of Board of Trustees, s. P. Booz-
er, Secretary, or to ->.sf -. - =
R. q. GLARKSON.
Oct 13, 41-tf. Principal.
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NOTICE.

I will make a final settlement in the
Probate Court, and apply for my discharge
as Administrator of the Estate Of Mrs. S.
C. Reid, on the 18th day Of November
next. S. W. CANNON,
Administrator.
October Z, 1875. 4l-4ts
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Catalogues of the Books published by
the Methodist Book House, at Nash
vile, can be seen at the HERALD Book
Store, ard any selection made there
from will be ordered with promptness.
Orders respectfully solicited at the
2-tf HERALD Book STORE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-03

70 WHEAT SowERs.-Pelham &
Wardlaw, druggists, are in receipt Of a
large quantity of superior Blue Stone,
which viii be sold low for cash. Call
and get a supply. A2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-03

Marion, Batavia, and Revere double
Repp Papeteries. Excelsior, Belle, Gar
land, Auburndale, Arlington, and Belle
Helene Papeteries and Initial papers at
HERALD Book Store. 41-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-03

FtRE eelored mar named Isaiah,
living near Reeder's Store. Boston, met
with loss last week by the burning of
habgeabin and some cotton. =
Jas. williamson, white, living in a
shors distance from the scene Of the
above disaster, lost his corn crib and
contents in the same way. Both. acts
supposed to beincendiary. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-03

A cloud of gloom and sadness over
spreads the land, and newspaper read
ers weep. It will be year-a whole
year-before any more college conf
mencements will thrill the bosoms Of
our people. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-03

PERsONAL.-We have been favored
during the past week with visits from
the following gentlemen: Drs. VIM.
Williams and Spearman, the one from
the rarifed region Of Walhalla, and the
other from the important CITY Of Sene-
ca, and also one from Mr.. Thos. Floyd,
an old native, lately from the mountain
fastness of Brevard, N. C. Our lively
and energetic friend Mrs. Scruggs, for
merly of Helena, and now of Walhalla,
also charmed Us with visit.
Mr.. J. F. Rawson, the efficient and
intelligent agent Of the popular Music
House of Ludden & Bates, Savannah,
Ca, we are pleased to say, is sojourn-
ing in our midst ::'for few days." and
in a musical way is making an impress
sion not only on professionals but anna
teurs. Mr.. Rawson is au fait in all that
pertains to his calling, and we commend
him to all in want Of musical instru-
ments Of any kind.
We are pleased to see our lively Mol
lohon friend, Mr.. F. E. Salinas, back
from foreign parts, and looking so well.
IT'S true be was absent but for brief
period, but we missed him nevertheless.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-03

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept in
every family A slight cough, if unchecked,
is often the forerunner of Consumption, and
a timely dose Of this wonderful medicine has
rescued many from an untimely grave.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-11-03
NOTICE..

All persons having demands against the
Estate of Stanmo.e Langford, decd, will
present them duly attested, on or before
the lst day Of De nber next, and all per-
sons indebted to sad Estate will make pay
ment of the same on or before the lst of
December next, to the undersigned.
G. a. LANGFORD,
J. D. CASH.
Oct. 20, 42-6t.
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TO TRESPASSERS.

Positive notice is hereby given, that if
any person or persons are found tresspass-
ing on my farm or shout my premises day
or night from this date, that they will be
dealt with to the utmost limit Of the law.
Sept. 20. S9-2m. J. j. AAlCk.
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ARE You DONG 1T?-We allude TO
the duty of sending your children to
school-a duty which is paramount to
every other consideration. Riches take
to themselves wings and fly away, but
a good education never. We have good
schools, eminent teachers, moderate
rates of tuition, leaving no excuse at all
for neglect in this direction. The Male
Academy, we are happy to say, is under
the direction of one of the best teachers
in the country, Mr.. R. 81. Clarkson, late
Of the Winnsboro Academy, who comes
with the highest recommendations; of
Capt. Pifer, the Principal Of the young
ladies Academy, we deem any praise
unnecessary, his rare accomplishments
being already well known, and we may
say the same Of Miss Fannie Leayell
and her fourishing school, and as well
of the qualifications OF Mr. .. +. dar-
rington, and Miss Gaillard, who are
each and all engaged in the good work.
These schools should be filled up, and
they can be, for there is material enough
in and around the town to make them
large and remunerative, and it is a pity
to allow this material to run to seed in
ialeaess and ignorance. Parents, you
know not the injustice you are doing
your children by not using the means
and advantages at your command.
Send your children to school by all
means, and according to their advance
ment or sex, to one or the other Of the
above schools:
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NOTICE.

Twill make a final settlement and apply
for discharge as Guardian of Jno N
Reid, in the Probate Court, on the 18th
day of November next.
s. W. CANNON, Guardian.
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r. E. Wiliams-Notice.
Thos. M. Lake-Sale of Valuable Land.
C. MslWlliams--Saleo Of Personal Proper
ty. - -
J. B. Livingston-Notiee Of Final Settle
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Pelham & Wardlaw-Drugs, Medicines,
Lamps and Oil.
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THOMPSON, Dentist, over Phifer's Store.
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