Small Feet.People are mistaken when they

suppose a small foot an element ofbeauty. A foot should bear a justproportion to the fgure; if toolarge, it argues coarseness, andgives a heaviness to the manner,forbidding ease and grace ofmoverient. A large foot, however,argies a certain honesty of char-acter, and which of course morethan atones for the lack of grace.Large feet also imply stability.A idtn who isjealous in his temperahould marry a woman whose feetare- ,large; such are generallykeepers at home, and modest with-al-they are not given to gadding--their feet abide in the house.The sentiment of beauty is less inthe size than a certain lithenessandelasticity. Dress has a greateffect rpon the foot, and very longdresses are not adapted to exhilitit to advantage.-The long robecertainly destroys its elasticity.The French foot is meagre,

narrow, and bony ; the Spanish i:4small and eleganty curved-thanksto its Moorish blood-correspond-ing with the Castillian pride, highin the- instepc the Arab foot isproverbial for its high arch, 'astream can run under the hollowof his foot,' is a description of itsforni ; the foot of the Scotch ladyis large and thick ; that of theIrish flat and square ; the Englishsbot' and fleshy ; the Americanfoot 1s apt to be disproportionatelysmall. A foot should be arched,fairly rounded, and its lengthproportioned to the height of theindividual. It should have a deli-cate spring to it, and the anklesbould.bo rounded and firm.

The Sies canal, connecting the Red seawith the Mediterranean has been comDpletd -

Kansas City Missouri, built 2,000houes last year.

W. Boyd, vs. John SatterwbiteandLtieh. Satterwhite, Ex'ors,

etal. Bill for Injunction,Relief, &e.

It appearing to my satisfaction that thefollo ' defeadanta reside out of, and be.ioad t limits of this State, viz: JamesB. Payne and Richard Payne. It is there-fore odered on motion of Suivan, Todd &Todd,Uouip1's Sol'a, that they appear indes Court, on or before the fifth day ofJdly next, and -lead, answer or den,ur to

thisbijl, or the same will be taken pro con-fesseagainst them.

THOMAS 31. LAKE~, c. c. p. s. C.

CeinysOHHee, May 25th, 1869.

LIF INSUBANCE COMPANYOF

HAgETEMINED TO ESTABLISH A,Branch Offee in South Carolina,wblch

weI give us the benefits of an entirely HomeCompany, by investing in the State, all the.fundsreceived in it. In fact it is betterthan a new company, because the Piedmontis a success already established, with amplecapistAadastts.sThis Company has insured some Four

Hundred persons in Edgefield, near TwoHundred in Abberille, a g>od many inother counties, and about Thirty in New-berry. It Is the dety of every person offai'il to inere ina b'half of that family atexct. 'It takesmuch less than you thinkto minr . Don't wait til Fall, but take outas lqarga Policy as you can sow, and in-crease it when you get able. You may diethis coming sickly season, and in that eventa salai Policy would do your family muchgo&and it is your duty to make the bestprovision you can for them, no matter howsmualleCol; .take a Policy in this SouthernHome Company without a day's delay.

THOMAS S. MOORMAN,June 2 21 tf Agent.

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TIE LEDWITH A]

IThe most bea'itiful Cookingdo all kinds of Cooking with atsstove haa. It is very heavy andLEADER, I keep constantly onoperate well. Out of the man'satisfaction.

The Tin Business is still carFob 17

IOUSEKEEPERS!IOUJSEKEEPERS

Men-Wome-andi bidrenNen-W.en-and Children

READ-READ.

-con to~esadBarns"

'Coslat's Ruckiom SaIn~Is the most extraordinary su.VE ever knowiIts power of Soothing and Healing for .Cts, Burns, Bruiass Sores, Ulcers, ChanpHands and s"kin, for Sore Nipples, for Pi&,, &c.,-ls without a ,parallel One peison says of it, 'I would not he withoutBox in my House, if it cost $5.00, or I hato travel all the war to New York for it."

[N. Y Evenit.g News, Sept. 5 jAll Druggists in Newberry sell It.

"COSTARf'S"Standard Preparation

Bitter-Sweet and I?range ilosseargy One Bottle, 11.00--Three for 62.00.

IlIs"Vsa's" BaI, oach, &c., Ltarnintors"estar's" BM Bug Extraniaters."Ostar's" (only pure) hnsett P.4"Ouly Tn&l be I.die nwn."

"rAllDiesat Newberry C. H., en them

"COSTAR, 10 Crosby St., N. Y.,Or, JOHN F. HENRY, (Successor ttDEMAS BARNES & Co., 21 PatRow, N. Y.SldtNEWBERRY C. H.Apsil 2817 df.

NOTICE.Guardians, Trustees, Committees, Recelr, also Administrators and Executormust make their annual return to this officon or before the first day of June ngext.Rules will be issued against all defaulter

JOHN T. PETERSON,Probate Judge,

April 14 16 12t Newberry County.

Law Notice.The undersigned have formed a partne

ship for the practice of Law in 'the StaCourts and the United States Courts,ithe District of South Carolina. Office

Newerr, 8 C.JAMES 11. BAXTER,April 7.14 tf. SiLAS JOHNSTONE.

W. G. GLENN,WITH

GEO. C. ROBINSOTGROCER

AND

Comii0si Merehlan26% Broad Street,

aAUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

Choice Family GroceriesOf Every DescriptiO]lCONSTANTLY ON HAND,

Sugar, Salt, .Potatoes, Salt Fish,djAt the Lowest Cash ?ricenee. 5 49 Gmo..

IER CU~D WITHOUT EXTEI

Stoe owin aret Wil ak

ittl fue as aytoeins.Idurable, and is not_solabetoe

handalageasortent f oter

- Oe fhve ol, nt ne o

ieO,nisvrou rnhs n

Stoaelnowi emarke. WilCae

dule, an snoo ie to cr

SSto.e 92 bRaD AYl, noe tork

WM. on in i EX Ar ER Prhesident.

DR.H. VicAPeidnt(ScEsor tW.H.PiLLESAt&aryW- oeS..ALEXANDRceta

131 ndn eeTmbe stR, 6,i

) Carlia eciveo o Caa.So

Loins onsBondanotae, beingidtyo.92 BRiOADWAor,i teYr

- moeta douletheamun o

n ..9 - - 'I,86unnemhre ...................1,725

CWsh Cn.taso AeXnr, Pr..n...782. B. Y E, ie Premim ncureo o int...4.0

Deere JSemW.-AuLEXandE Quarctry

ithher oper ty......... ---...----- ------..2 ot

te LABSLETS.>r ns o presn vae ortount,reqeire

toieafeoy rinuroe altotstnd-hian d ob e oftew ok " wci ty".....6700

A moretnt ol the obiatiount ofthe society......... ...-------. 189,88

8au s........-...... .......--.------------7 1,825I

Number o Plice sudi 88........11.

Amosh e in 1868.. ... .......,...218.44

C Whn.dof .gn (rEporte) 'ts

Daejesrredeied avyl g and ellerey

OtrYOProperrint..,... heetiu7,4Shitig'~a ssts.and..as.for.Laies Gent

L-O th lare qut of rd9ar and Cr0.o

..Go ASset arch 81, 1r8c9rs,9to0it:SuCoetpeseas, value , amutc. uieALSO f1linue alrtmen ofugs,togewing plesdif tocoiequors,75auAmnt, Gil, Whses o m,igati o in t

, te. Stocis complete.ad.I.wantal

whmrof c olndiceiedn to8com.foraon Asmysuokfrd in 1868. ertain 5 8ha1

sen M. P. ALBRITTOsIwouldaretful a otectzn,

I STEVE.ISION TOP.

C

s quick, boil as fast, broil as nice, andas many advantages which no other (ek as many stoves are. Besides theatterns. all of whic1 are warranted toy knowledge has failed to give entire I

all work will be done at short notice. t- W. T. WRIGHT.

TIHEGREAT Case

1-Iluinan M:isery.iJust publishted in a Sealed Enwelope.

Price six cents: (-A Lecture on .the Nature. Treatmiet and i9Radical Cure of Seminal WVeshness, or Sper% tmnaiorrIbma. indmneed( by Seif-Ahase; Invol,,mntary Emisone, Impotenicy, Nervous De,.bifity. and Imp'iliuients to Marriage gene'.ral;y; Con-umnption,t Epilewsy, and its;IMental aw'il'Physmal loacapacity, ke -By 1?KOB. J CUJLVEItWlELL, M~. D) , Author of

'Green Book," &c. (The world renio'ned author, In thiq ad'. i

Imirabie recunre. ele rny proves from his own Iexcperience thait the awful consequences ofelf,Ahuse may be e&icma'lly remnved with',

out medic'ine, andi wi-heur dlangerous iflr- jgical operaut=. hongie:s, inlire enfts, rings.or cordials, potintingr out * a e of cure at lone certain andi effctoal, by which every Jsuff'rcr, no matter what his condition maybe. may cure himself cheaply, privately andradically. Fhis lecture will prove a boon to Ith,ousands and thousands.AISent under seal, in a plain envelope, to Iay address, on receipt of six cents, or twoApostage stamps, by addressing the publish'Also. DR. CULVERWELL'S "Marriage

Gnide," price 25 cents.Address the Publishers,4

A.i ilIAS. ,J. C. KLINE & Co.,

1'27 Rownry, N. Y., Po*t (Jme Box 4,586.

IP.P.TOALE,Charleston, S. C., Manufacturer ot'

Doors, Sash, Blinds.

he

ith-ioTE.-We wonld call the partIcular at--

tention of our friends to the above card.P. P. Toale has a large Factory, and suchfacilities as enable him to supply the best

00work of his own make at low prices. Avery large and complete assortment always

.0on hand at his Factory. HIORLBECK'S-W F, NEAR NORTH EASTERN RAIL-

.0ROAD DEPOT, CHARLESTON, S. C.

.54 N B-Orders from" the country solicited,70and strict attention paid to shipping in-5good order. April 7 '69 ly

SOUTH CAROLINAState Agieultural & Mechanical

Official Orran of the South Carolina State Ag-ricultural ad Meaninal Society.)

.00At an early date, the subscribers will pub%. Uish the first number ofa Mlonthly Magazine;I00devoted to the development of the mnateril02 interests of this State,-and the whole-Bouthg- and will distribute five thousand copies gra-

tuitously, so that every one may see what itis before subscribing. They intend to makeit the best and handsomest Industrial maga,zine ever published at the South, and theyask the cordial co-operation of every goodcitizen in this enterprise, which must re-dound to the public welfare.Persons wishing coisof the first num'.

b er, will please send hi address to

WALKER, EVANS &COSWELL,itIMay1219tf

ofNIKERSON HOUSE.

8OUTH fCAhDLINA.er This pleasantly located HOTEL, unsurlye,passed by any House in the South for corn-

rsfort and healthy locality, is open to Tray-xvellers and others seeking BOARD for the

e'Summer. Families can be accommodatedrdwith nice, airy rooms, on reasonable terms,!an"A call is solicited."~*Muy 19 2n tr WM. A. WRIGHT

iouth Carolina R. R. Company,

3ENERALSUPERINTENDENT'S OiFICE,APRIL 9, 1869.N AND AFTER SUNDAY, 11Ta in.,<tant, the fol!owing Schedule for PAS%

IENGER TRAINS, will be observed:DAY PASSSNGER TRAIN.

4eaving Columbia at..............7 45 a. m.

irriving at Columbia at..................6.10 p. m.BIGHT aUPRSU TRAIN.

Geaving Columbia at..........................5.20 p m.

lrriving at Columbia at......................4.45 a. m.OAXDEN- TRAIN.

Will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur-days.

trriving in Columbia at....................11.00 a. m.aaving Columbia at.........................2.21 p. m.The Train now running between Columbiand Kiogsville in connection with the Throughfail frain, will be taken of on Sunday, April1.

H, T. PEAKE,April 14 General Superintendent

LOUIS SCRODAIR,Baker & Confectioner,MAIN STREET,

Newberry, S. C.Respectfully informs his many customerstnd the prblic general:y that his

New Bake Ovennow completed, and by its convenient ar--angemert he can bake any and everything

n his line at the shortest possible notice,uch as

Cakes, Pastry, &c.,n satisfactory and handsome style. Partiesnd Dinners furnished at shortest notice.Fresh bread, pies and cake on hand.

leals served at any hour.Fish, oysters and game can be had at allmines.Th-nkful for past favors he solicits a con-

inuance of the liberal patronage heretoforeestowed.Dec. 2 49 tf.

GEN. H. H. KINARD,MAGISTRATE,

Will take Dowers, draw Deeds andfortgages.dec 16 51

S. C. RAILROAD.IENERAL SUPE INTENDENT'S OFFICE,

CaaaLaroN. February 18.1869.N and after SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14,the Passenger Trains of the South Car-dina Railroad, willl run as follows:

FOR AUGUSTA..cave Charleston................830 A Mrrive at Augusta... .....5.10 P M.onnecting with Trains for Montgome y,lemphis, Nashville and New Orleans, viafonrgomery and Grand Junction.

FOR COLUMBIA.,cave Charleston.................8 30 A Mrrive at Columbia.............5.45 P M..nne:ing with Wimington and ManeBrRailroad. Charlotte and South Carolmnaallroad, and Camden Train.

FOR CHARLESTON.,ave Augusta...............800AMrrive at Charleston..........500 P Micae Columbia.............7.45 A hirrive at Charleston.............5. P hiAUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.

(Sundays excepted.)save Charleston............7.30 P hirrive at Augusta.............30 A Kannecing with Trains for Memphis, Nash'ji and New Orleans, via Grand June,ion..eaveAugusta...............4.10 P Krrive at Uharle"on ............4 A hiCOLUEBIA NIGHT EXRE6S.

(Sundays excepted ).ave Charleston............605 P Mirrvc at Columbia...........4.45 A Miannecting, Sundays excepted, with Green,jibaind Columbia Railroad.,avCoumbia ............. 53PRtrriveat Charleston.......... 530 A E

SUM&IERVILLE TRAIN.aveCharleston-...........300 P Mitrriveat Summervlle. .....4-20 P h,eaeSunmerville............7.10 A Mrrive at Chdirleston..........8 25 A E

CAMDEN BRANCH. -

OnMondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.eave Kin :svlI. .........,.... 420PMrriveat Camden............ 7.00 P Mave Camrien..............6.35 A Mirrive at Kingsville........ ....9.20 A hi(Signed,) H. T. PEAKE,,

Feb. 248 General uperin tendent.

heenville & Columbia R. R.ON and after SATURDAY, the 6thrauat,Passenger Trains will run daily,

undays excepted, connecting with Night~rans on South'Carolina and Charlotte and

auth Carolina Railroads, as follows:,ave(olmbiaat............7.00 a. mn."AWson at............85

" Newberyat..........135 "

irrive at Abbeville at........3 30 p. m.-',at Anderson at.........5.15 "

"at Greenville at........6.00 "

eve Greenville at..........600 a. mn."Anderson at........... 645 "

" Abbeville at.............46 "

"Newberry at.. ........ 1.25 p. mn."Alston at..............300 "

irrive at Columbia sit.........5.00 "

Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad willaorun daily, Sundays excepted.,saveAnderson at............520 p. m."Pendleton at...........20"rriveat Waihalla at.........800".aveWalhalla at............400 a. mn."Pendleton at..........540"rriveat Anderson at........640 "

The train will return from Belton to Au-ersonon Monday and Friday mornings.rAMES. 0. MEREDITH, Supt.

Bar and Billiard Room.fainst., Newberry, nearly op. the Court House

Smith & Christian, Proprietors.

WINDOW SHAOES.For sale by D. MOWVER.

WA.HATJ.A HOTEL.WALIALLA,8. C.Is open for the reception of Boarders and,hetransient Public. It has been enlargedLndarranged for the accommodation ofersonsdesiring to spenmd the Summer inhishealt,by locality. The Table is furnishediththe very best the market can afford.THE BAR[swellstocked with every variety of WinesmdLignors, of the best and purest>rands.

The Proprietor gives his personal super-risionto the establishment, and intends toaintain and extend its reputation as a

FIRST CLANS H0ELD. BIEMANN.

WA.BiL.A, S. C., April 19, 1869.

May 5 18 tf

COLUMBIA HOTELCOLUMBIA, S. C.

-0-REPROPRIETORS take pleasure in an,nouncing that this elegantly flbrnishedstablihment is now open for the aecom-nodaton of guests. The table will alwaysbesupplied with every delicacy of the sea'.on-both from New York and CharlestonMarkoes. anid no efforts will be spared togveperfect satisfaction, in every respect,10osurtrns. amr.

H. H. BADENHO,'May 5 ia &

Fisk's Metallic urial Cases.

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly orbanda fullassortment of the above approvedcases, of different patterns, besides coffinsof his own make, all of which he is preparedto furnish at very reasonable rates, withpromptness and despatch.

Persons desirous of having cases sent byrailroad will have them sent free of charge.A Hearse is always on hand and will befurnished at the rate of $10 per day.

Thankful for past patronage, the sub-scriber respectfully asks for a continuationof the same, and assures the public thatno effort on his part will be spared to renderthe utmost satisfaction.

A. C. CHAPMANNewberry S. C., July 31.

Sash & Blinds.The subscriber takes pleasure in announc-

ing to this community that, having madeall necessary arrangements, he will, be ableto furnish

Sash with and withoutGlass, and Blinds,

At Very Moderate Rates!!For Cash !

ANDREW C. CHAPMAN,Oct. 7 41 tf. Newberry C. if., S. 0.

The Great

SOUTHERN TONICDO0WIE & MO18E,

ropritors & lYheles3ic Druggists,Charleston, S. C.De.23 62 ly.

T. P. Forrestonr,Jobber and dealer in

GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH ANDAMEflCAMNTOYS,

itosiery, Trimmings and FancyGoods, Musical Instruments,

Fire-works, andYankee Notions,

Also Fash,ionabhle Emporium of Designs for

Stamping, Braiding & EmbrOiderConstantly on hand a large and well

assorted stock ofBraids, French Embroidery, Cot-ton and Linen and,Silk Floss,

Ribbons, &c.No. 681 UING ST., CHRRSTON, 8. C.SDec2 49 tf

JAMES ALLAN,

Imnporaer anid Dealer in

Fine Watches, Clocks,Jewelry, Silver and PlatedWare, Spectacles, Eye Glasses,

Fancy Goods, &c.No. 507 KIng Street,

CHARLESTON, S. C.WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELEY EE-PAIBED. deoS1yChange of Schiedufle,ON THE S. & U. RAIL ROAD.

On and after2nd November 1868. the pas.senger tramn will leave Spartanburg CourtHouse, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-days at7a m ,adarrive atAlton at .30p. in., connecting with the Greenville downtrain, and trains for Charlotte and Charles-ton.On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdas,

the up passenger train connecting with theGreenville up trains, will leave Alston at 9a. mn., and arrive at Spartanburg CourtHouse at 3.20 p. in., as per following sched'.le:-

DOint TRAIL. UP TaAL.Spartanburg, 00001 700 I320 0000Pacolet, 745 748 I232 I235Jonesville, 8251 830 I150 j1.55Unonville, 9.151 9490 1249 165bSanuc, 10 161| 10.21 I1203 I1208Shelton, 11.10 | 11.12 I11.08 11i 08Lyles Ford, 11 36 | 11 38 11039 I1042Strother, 1202 I1205 10 12 I10.15Alston, 120 30010000 900

THOMAS BJE ER, Pres ien.

'Vei, Vidi, Vici."The forthcoming number of the Illustra-

ted Western World, printed in oil color,will be the most beautiful paper ever issuedfrom the press since the art of printing tasdiscovered. Remember, it is the only pa-per in the world whose illustrations areprinted in fretm one to seven distinct colorsat a single impression. Aside from thebeautiful illustrations: which .accomupany itweekly, every number ls replete with glow-ing Romances, Love and Histrionic -Tales.I is a fit companion of every fireside-themagazine of every.brantih of literature-thechampion of all noble industries-the sup-port of the farmer, nmerchant,-artisa, andthe education of the masses. Send frespecimen copies. Sold by all news eulers.Subscription $5 per armum. Address THEWESTERN WORLD CO., Cor. Park Placeand College Place, P. O.:Boz, 4.929, New

York,

OF NEW YORK.INCO IA A -.- - 12.CASH ASSETS OVER'KIRMTMlo

LIONS OF DQ .M.Cash Income, 1W8, ovar . UW.MDividends to 2NslIcY,Hol,1Wj 89,8"

874.3'7.New Policies Issued in 1867,19.40t.The Company is PURELY MUTUA .. Ie

dividends to stockbdees. The.ti gfits are returned to the assaed, thus =EkePolicies to become SEL-SUSTAINNG iIthirteen years, or to double in twn.

Interest received fkow invustmen.,over $1,300,000.Excess ofINTERESTRECEINSALNE -

o*er losses, about$WA.-Real eisate, BadsaeaM'.stp,,J

Estate, in the p.rl5s- Te o-=sIWENTEEN MIL,4.N1 deIse.

It is the richest Company in the.ndIts policies are nonfogitable. h Fdeads are the largest.AppNeations forCoadpsad,.1 .-"

era portion ofrSpalthCWG1!s+ee.ee ,,

GaEii, tAuI&4SQBnmox Y. Jss,Ae atJas McIl'roes, lG.~Feb. 10 6 fy.

somt4tg l 9.I have removed to. the 'Kin aQ<+

lery (over Way"s Martin'steev)has undergooe thmoog1 r ariplenty of room with an 'ece7elight. Come aoe--coe all, andaethings work in.hcousso$lons khiry

Also, a good lot ofalbums at etreme-ly low prices.

All kinds of work dspiu-th !0e YPhotography.

I have all of ren Wbtives that wo. at tiWe charge for

not much for a picture.Respectfuy,

Dec. 28 52 tf.

Z. L. WHIT,UNMSMITEH

And RepairtOf all kinds ofFR ]ARM,LOCS, .Has on band Pistolsa qs.proved indik'in nntt i*q

tridges, Gops, Poirder aUtShot Pouches, assBm.and everyother kind of SprApparatas. Bemse

and kinds.AU kinds of REPAIRING .ety o

p ditiously ezeouted, ad atlosna

aIs

of the celebrated msafacture of 000E,a" ere Stiles Hurd, formerly of this piae.,procured his stock. All orders pemnpiIly (attended to.

Apr'l l14 ate.

B@SADAJJ*

JAMES PACK,PRACTICAL

Glazier sd Paper gasgse*Newbey 0.., 8. C.,

tthr thea.eissues ethas be Is now fartarte

ness and prpreso Eeue anl amnmueatness a cuutuallty and atrates. T.he~,ataLotaurant, NebeuuyV. H.

CHARLESTON HOABEJ "!CHARLESTON; SOUTH CARGIN1A.THlE UNDERSIGNED P'FU .

informs his friends and the ~Ig~tthat he has taken charge of this w Uand popular FIEST GLASS JQ!5a,hopcs that by strict attetionm -te ~psifull share of the-public patrou6gaThe Celebrated ARTESII W I

BATHS, hot, eoid and show.,e,a6at all hours.COACHES, with -attentive Pr~,f

always in readiness to CONVEY -iS~GERS to and from the ditbreut Retand Steamers.

- 3. K. JAOUsW.Jan27'

PAVILION HOiCharleston, 8. 0.

BOARD PER DAT, pMEs. H. L. BUTTERJFI3LD,

ASA BUTTERIFPL,

Wolfe's Bchiedam S4cuepE6Bottled Wines and bieeA supply of these us hbugd

for medicina-and private sjjirl -

Jan 17' ly

Varnish, Lamp, an1Pe.troleum Oil-Store.

Patent ThiefDetehegaEsey Di'awrs,

Parker's "Furnituwe"osTow,s. .

Apninn a7