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M* The Dutchman who had the Small Pox. The writer ant alongside of the driver one inoruing, just el break of day, as the tinge u drove out ot Blackberry, be was n through t< passenger to Squash Point. It was n very li cold morning. In order to break the ice for a conversation, lie praised the fiuo o points of the ott" horse; the driver thawed, b Yeas, she's \ good boss, and I knows ll how to trive him!" k It was evidently a case of mixed breed. '> "Where is Wood, who used to drive this w tage?w 1 ' Ho he's laid up mit ter ruinntis, since "I Tester week, and I trives for him. So" - I wont on reading a newspaper, h A fellow passenger, on a back scat, not a Slaving the fonr of murdered English on his a hands, coaxed the Dutch driver into a long g eon tier setirmj much t? the delight of ?. very ?' pretty Jersey blue belle, who laughed so c merrily thatJt was contagious; nnd in a ^ few^minute from boing like unto a con- s| venlicle, we wore as wide awake as one of ?' Chisty's audiences. By sunrise we were in w excellent spirits, up to nil sorts of fun, and when, a little later, our stage stunned at n the first watering place, the driver found'! himself in the centre of n group of treater* to the distilled juice of apples. ' "Ilcie's u package to leave at Mr*. Schud- ? tier's?the ihird house on the left hat d side ' after you got into Jericho. What do \ou , h charge?''asked a man who seemed to know b the driver. h "Pout a lefty," answered ho. Receiving P the silver, lie gathered up the rein*, and , b put the square package in the stage box. n Jit st as ho started the horses, he leaned his 1 0 head out of tho stage, ami looked back to the man who gavo him tho bundle, shout- P irgout the question, "The fird house on ter ^ left hand out of Veriko?'' ^ The m itt didn't Itoai him, but the driver was satisfied. On we wont at a very b go<?d rate, considering how heavy the roads were. Another tavern, moro watering, ' more applejack. Another long stretch of h sand, and we were uoaring Jericho. \ "Anuy porty know dor Miss Scutter k house!" n?ked the driver, bracing bis feet on the mail bag, which lay in front of him, P and screwing his head round s> as to face *" in. There seemed to l?c a consultation g- , *' ing on inside the stage. , n "I don't know nobody ??' that name in h Jericho; do you. Lislie!" asked a weather i boat n looking man, who evidently "went , bv water," of another who apparently went ; the snnie way. j "There was old Squire Cow's da'lcr. she M married a Scudder, and moved up here J' some two vears hack. Collie to think on'i " guess site lives nighcr to Glasshouse," an- 01 sweied Lislio. ? The driver, finding lie could got no light l' of the passengers, seeing a tall raw-honed * ' woman washing some clothes in front of a c' house, and w ho flew out of sight as the | ll stage flew in. handing me the reins as he a jumped from his sent, and chased tlio fu- 01 gitive, hallooing, 'T'fe gt>t der small pox, n 1'fe got tier ." Hero his voice was lost ,r ns he dashed into the open door of the house. But in a minute re-appeared, fol- * lowed by a broom w ith an enraged wo l' man annexed, and a loud voice shouted , out: ! a "You git out o'this! clear yourself quiek- n er. I aint going to have you disea-ing sl honest folks, ifyou have got the small pox!" c* "I dells yoo I'fe got tier small pox. Ton't you versteth! der small pox!" This tiuie he t shouted it out in capital letters. "Clear on'.! I'll call the men fo k?, if you j .|. don't clear!" and at once shouted, ir. a tip ' ^ top voice, "Ike! you Ike! where are youl" i ,| Ike marie his appearanco on the full run. ! j ( "W what's tlio matter, mother?" "I dell you oncst more, for der last dime, : l ie got der small pox, unt Mi.-hter Ellis he ' j gifs inc a lefly lo gif der small pex to Miss j Scutter, uud if dat vrow is Miss Soulier, ^ I bromiscd to gif her ter small pox." ! It was Miss Sohudder, and I explained ' ^ ?/ ?vi unit, ii was a vox ne lift'l loi Iter. Tlie nlnir was soon settled, as regarded tie lively; but not as regarded I lie laughter ! and shouts of the occupants of the old stage ' ' j coach, as we rolled away from Joiicho. j Tne driver joined in, although he h el no , earthly itlea as to its cause, and a Ided not ( a little to it l?y saying, in n triumphant tone of voice: i O I vos pout to g f ter ol 1 voinans or small in pox!*'?New York Spirit ?/' the Times. II The following amusing specimen of the ignorance that prevails in Kuropeon Aiiut lean affairs is taken from a leading Trench journal. It is hardly necessary to inform j_ the American reader that the soubriquet of "Black Republican" lias been taken by the French editor in a literal sense, and that Mr. Hanka and all his supporters are (. thought to l>e men of colon ^ "The new President of the Chamber of j Representatives in the L'nited States, Mr. ^ Nathaniel Banks, is a negro belonging to (j the delegation from Massncliusetls. It. the double capa ity of negro and abidi lionist, Mr. Banks has created a profound |,| aversion among the Representatives fioin ov the States of the South, llis ele tion was u*s a check both to the Democrats and Know t|, Nothings. ) y\ "Mr. (biddings another negro from Ohio, tu and the Dean (Lc doyen) of the membois |U) present, administered tho oath to Air. nn Banks. ; do "In face of the part played hy the inl Hi" | bu gci.t negroes in llio legi lative assembly, ] :i , Iimw ! ?*>(.will it l?e dial die groat 11<-j>111?- ! ,jj lie can maintain slavery in one-hall of iis sf? Stales? j |(? "Wo would fitrilier remark tli.it {In- I candidate opposed to Mr. Hanks was hus si) tained hy the Know Nothings or Dcina grgne.?, wlio oppose both the oinaiicipalion of tlio slaves and tl.o naturalization ol foreigners. Their candidate only failed on by three vote*; hut wo now learn that ;ir| this pa ty has r-ucceeded in electing the v? Clerk, wito is the second peisonngo of the frn Chnmhcr of licpreMintatives. Ileie, tlo n, | j,(>, is the close of those nominations, so long ! Pill disputed, which has ended in having the , Il(v legislative body personified by a negro and j,n a demagogue."?Unzctlc du Midi of :23c/ r;(| Fcbruaty. ! lo Emancipation ok Negroes. ? .Some ! years ago (says the Warrcnton, Fauquier, ; Flag) a worthy citizen of this eonniy, | named Carter, emancipated a lam I eighty i slaves, and colonized them in Bedfoul eotintv. Penns\lvania. In addition lo the j()| expense nttendinjrtheii transportation oaeh |( negro was furnished with the sum of ?2fi0 wherewith to l?ogin life'n a free State. On |(|) Monday last ? g-ntieman from Pennsylvania arrived ill this place in search of lot- ^ ^ titer aid for their support, slating that nine ( ) tenths of them were already on tlio parish, [ ^ whilst the residue tv?re fa?t verging to p.au- i m';| peri*m. Amateur Holers. l When William Walker, Esq., reporter ^ ir uie New Orlean* DclU iu 1947, Used yni > enter the plHee of Edmund Randolph, ^ 3" ..clerk of the Circuit Court of Louisiana, oo ask for permission to copy the calendar r the last bit of news about the pending lames case, neither of thein, probably, wj jou^lit of the destiny in store for them an j. oon companions in Nicuragu.i. Califor- j in was then an undiscovered federal dirt- ^ lend; fillibuslerisnr was not yet born; and .J 'uung America, although then a "fast" in- ' tituiion, was at least tolerably modest. But, before ton years have gone by, the (j( '.squire Of Sir Walker becomes a (Jonernl, nd the Randolph clerk has found a friend, ^ t tlio head of au amateur government, to ivo him a grant of right of transit from nu j db.inct ? f the Atlantic to the broad Pa j inc. Nay, moie, the two have set all Vail street by tlio ears?that mighty Wall jy( ireet. which job* its stock on time, whilst ^ . reprehends the porters and stevedores j lio ride "saddles" or drive "gigs" among vQ !)u policy men! Vanderkilt stands aghast, j c ml Joe White fumes worse than lie did at In Halo in 1848. Ami old acquaintance of Manhattan ^ turns up," too, in Central America?Col ^ nel Schlessingcr?who last was ariaigned i our Court of Sessions for gashing the ^ ead of an attache of the Metropolitan Ho- , .1 J / I n-l u I, hum iiuru. V.OI. O. goes hs nlUUnssaaor j > Costa Rica, and it is evident intends to j( ash tlio head of that tniseralde republic, lenoral \V. and his cob-.ttwl have, of course, very poor idea of the United States,since (lr no ha- h?<l a marshal and the other a (jt| lieritl* at his heels. Colonel Kinney is no t real lover of Unclu Sam either, as Mr. [cKeon can testify. The tiio will try their est, no doubt, to goad on England, in j|C 10*0 quarters, to take eoine offensive stand er| ward United Stales vessels and properly. ur f any trouble grow out of the Clayton- tj( lulwcr treaty, it will he forced hy tho hapazard practical construction of it which the mate ;r rulers of Central Atnciica are ma- t|( inff*. . . , , ?c This man W alkcr is as arrant a land .| irate as ever J dm A. Murrell was in the I ,w arlj days of Mississippi; and after ho lias j iritccedeil in setfing l?y tbo ears all the ne- i insula nhout him. we suspect he will finish j cj( y being ret hy the ears on their part. f |( [S'fto Y~ork Sunday Times. . Mstsuoloov.?The Smithsonian Insti- m ition has made active endeavor- to sectne 0j, multaneotis meteorological observations j, lronghoul the country, and is still pur-u- 011 lg the object in view. It proposes to di? w. u*s tho subject by represent ng on a series 4.tl f maps of the United Slates the faec of i ,,r ic sky at three different periods during l(0 ic days of a storm. All portions hf the I , tyiilrv over which a cb ml exist- at a given | 1110 will be represented by a given color, xvj nd the portions over which tho sky is j 8.., lenr bv another color. The extent of rain 0f nd snow will also l>e indicated in a similar ! r,. tanner. The point or points, as it may ! jl(. e, of the generation of tliu incipient storm i Rf, ill be ob-erved perhaps on the fir-t map: le second will exhibit the extension of the ,||( oml; the third, the beginnii g of rain ut |,jt given locality; itinl tho others of the sc es, tlie extension and progress of the uriii, until it passes off i .to the ocean, or cu )litracts and dt? pponr, on the land. The Peach Tkee Poker.?This is a 1 cd 10-1 destructive in-ecl when allowed to in tin ease for a few years w ithout molestation, wi he eggs aro deposited in summer on the tat i-o of the trunk, near the collar, where up 10 bark is soft. They are hatched, and ret sre their,way under the hark of the lieo, ca< ther in the stem or root, or both, prodit- j ca: ng an effusion of gum. Whore trees are t?l:? ready ntfcclod, the proper eourso i- to to- j bal ove the earth from around the collar of j On ic root, r'eaii away the gum, destroy any ! Ya rcoon- that may be found, trace the gmb wli irotigh its !n?le in the tree, rind kill it; t > ien till up nroun l the tree with fresh | ,(u nth. and plaeo a shov?-lful or two of a-hc- ! toi ound the tree, The ashes or slaked lime oil K'll'd be applied every spring, and at the j mi id of summer may be scattered about the tl,i ee. i tai Tiie Hyacinth.? We are imbbtel to , vid for the u-c we make of the hyaei t\ tho emblematic line. Tho beautiful ' 'S yaeinilius was beloved b ^h l?v Apollo i I Zephyrus. The latter fane ed him-elf cci ighted, and w hoa Attollo and 11 vi-imbn. i-iv playing quoit*, the jealous <1 <*iiy of tin- pul e*t wind U)rc cue of the <]ii >it< against 1 c temples <>f the boy, an I In? died in con- < !?* queitce. From the ground which !? -> ; ?v. o ?<! bedewed a flower sprang. On si-vi- 1 1 of tlie loaves arc character* I k?- the poj rook loiter* At. (Kngl:?h, at.as!) .dhi-n ] the lamentation of Apollo over the dead i vai >dy of his favorite. The trrook* called i ? hyacinth Iris. probably on account of i 0 variety of it* color. ! ter ' im?s Cake of IIonkvsi cki.ks.?Mddew and ] ijjht come I'rctn the cast; therefore, lion ll|H siiekloA should be sheltered Iron that pi c??f>r, as t hoy riseand spread widely, a>w ey aio not so inanngeilde ?> a rose Irtish. j ina^s of luxuriant honeysuckles i> lu-auti I 1 to the eye and delicious in fragrance; fiM( it covered with mildew, it is a blackened | (|M I miserable object. Mddew, fortunately, ,j,0 n;s no in ike its appealance every spring; i ( it once in four or five years it come*, a? ntlj plague, to desolate the garden. A great : al may be raked away if taken oil" :i> i >n as if spread* it* mIiwcIu over these a c< I A% 1 * * ' * " civ iiowcr.-, nut u should he done with- ing t delay, or iis ravages will linvo In-come pro great as to render any preventive opera- on n almost useless. | ?>r;i Son, fou Fiumt Tubes.?Fine fruit can Tin Iv l>e grown upon a soil naturally or wlii nfieialiy dry and linn. A wet soil, or a Tlii iy loose peaty one, never produces line ? < lit. Satidy soils, gravelly soil*, or clayey I?\|s, as well as what are culled loamy soil>, ' lew r all lie made to prow line fruit, if pro- lion rly cultivated, provided I lie subsoil is fou rous enough to permit the water to es | givi >o rapidly downward a rmllicieiit depth refu allow the roots of trees at least tinoe disc t of soil, which is never fiile'l with Ma^. on i lit moisture ? And the greater the depth perfectly iiraim-d soil, the greater the 'j laiiuy ut sflMtP- Maii a M or tklkorarn.?1 ho j lit Hritislrf French, and Sardinian Kul? |(,M i-oe TVIegfuph Company lias completed l0i| airanp'-nients rf.?r continuing the line in theL^t of kAfrica, hy way of Alex j.))(i IraflTjfiriit 'em, Damascus, Arc., to I'al- (j0 . la *]ifire it tnU-it ere long he extended r|,v|i M a, the Itrili-h capital of Aits ! lia-?Ml<^oth#r ? distance of 12,500 Ii a, ^j^'- "a Iuildinq Railroads within Estimates. The closing report of Col. Waller Gwynn, t ief engineer of the North Carolina rail- i id, hut ju?*t been made, announcing the ? inpleliou of the work, by which therein w a railroad hue through the Slate fiotn < rth to south. The chief fact, however, to licb we would draw ntwuiion, is one I licit reflects great credit on Col. Gwyi.r. i in tho fict, of such rare occurrence in l Iroad history, that the road has cotl lets \ in tka tstinmUs, and that l?v the t>uiu of i ,281). Rut this fact, though rare in rail- i sd, building, generally, la by no means, i is slated, rare with Col. Gwynn. This is < a third railroad lie has huilt within the , iinatea, viz: the North Carolina railroad J s Seabord and Roanoke roiltood (#11, i 0 within the e?l i in ales.) and the Wil- J ington and Weldon railroad ($8,943 1 ilnn the estimate*.} In this connection, also, the Richmond spatch mentions his estimate of the omt i the Covington and Ohio Railroad, made 1852. ( I 1.310,500.) for which he was ry violently attacked in the Virginia g:?latur-J, which embarked in the imoveiiiciit upon an estimate of about #4. >0.000. Now his estimate is vindicated Mr. Fisk's, which has reached $11,000,>0. Col. Gwynn gave from the first an lightened and candid statement of the st of this great improvement It would ,ve Ih.*oii much better had railroad men some other parts of our country imitated : o colonel's example. United Living Children.?Onjlio 4di j April, 1855.one of the rarest cases of able formations occurred in the St. I'eisburg Foundling Hospital?namely, two rlsgrowing together hy the skulls?which II live, anil so far appear to he in good allli. Of all the cases of this kind hith j lo known, (of which there are seven.) the lion of the two individuals was never of at kind to bring the face of one clii'd died)* opposite the face of the other. These ins are so united that if the middle line of e face of one child be prolonged fium the i-e. this would strike upon the ear of dither. Through the mobility ofilio necks the ochildren really lie in a straight line, one rl lying on the hack, tlio otlu-r on the i le. nnd tliiu they sleep. The face of one i ild is quite symmetrical as far as the 1 reliead, nnd it is first in the formation of e skull that want of symmetry appears, j the face of the other, the right half is uch shortened, and the eye of this side ens less than the other. " The two cltilcn possess a perfectly independent cxi-t ce turn chl'Ii oilier a-* relates l?> sleeping, liking, \v nl of foo l. ike. The one sleeps ' icily, whilst the other lak< s nnuiMimriit ' looks uhout. Common sensibility ilm- i t appear to exist, since in cases of t; is ; ml lite brains anil r etve* of each imlividu are piescrved ilistinct. Not so alwav.ih the blood vessels. Once one child i enuring loud awoke iis sister. I lie lace ( the screaming child hi came suffused and i hletu-d deeply, while the face ??! the oilie* gun to roddcii and swell, and it was onlv er th's that it opened its eyes. The itures of the two children especially of s one w hose face is sli rlcned, are very using. Kmuai.ming a Wikk.?The following lions circumstance is just now ctealii g tie merriment in cmnmenial circles. A inkee captain, whose cargo w as consign to Messrs. Hariug ik Co., had the ltv-for. | te to lose his wife, who was on h<>a d ih him on the voyage, and being rvlnc- ! it to throw the bo.ly oveiboatd, resolved ( on bsinging bet to Knglatrd, tli re to vivo propel sepulture. A portion <>;* his go consisted of oil of cinnamon. The [ lain took a MilUcient ntiarrtitv, and > ice ! the bolv in it. thus eventually em 1 lining it for tio remainder of the image, i arriving at ill-; pmt of I. ml.-n, tin* , nkco captain called upon the parlies to . om the oil w an consigned, ami reipiesie.] know how much lie was to pay t*< r .he e.ttl 11 V s\f ?"vi 1 w. w.. I.v I I ?' ;is ;?* : iinled al being t 1 lliat the value <>f i! e 1 so used wa> ?000, and that lifi imi i ' mediately pav Iivor lliat sum. < Mconr o s w is out of the question, and the cap- i n was soon aflerwaids arrested fin tliat ' unit. b t was haih-d by Me-?is. |>a'itm. >, it is reported, have satisfied thu ownVaccination.?Every individual is sus i , ilihle ot vaccination. [ie-vncciuation is not neeeunry before; Lrorty. 1 lie system ttmleigoes at puberty a , mo,-, and re v.iccinaiion is then ne<es-a- , Vaccination is a sine preventive of small'* I 1 lie vaccination is a >uio pu veittivc of ioloid. i'he third vaccination is without effect, i 1'lie system i- susceptible of vaiioh id at puberty, whenever the ituhvid oil i- e\ ed to small-pox, without re vaccination ! lie vaccination i? not net essary il the liisi 1 ration w as perforate I since pubeily. t I hoso who di-n?j?ai?l vact tttaiioii an t ays liable to small pox, wherever expos to it^ intluciiee. f every ind'vidu it weie vaccinated b<- 1 pubeity, nitd re vaccinated when that 1 olntioti of the system has take piaee, 1 re would be no such disease as small I 1 ? Jioston .\f<dtcul and Sttryicdl J-ur \ landlord of Albany last week entered Itiiji'iiiilt " Otis, a hull ieiialtt lot keep i a disorderly house. He swore that im- v per females were in the liahit of calling , her, and that they had done so on ev- s I occasions iccently. This statement it > substantiated by two other witnesses. I I t case looked desperate, when a boy ?. ispered in the ear of the lady's conn-wl > bov was a! nnco railed l<? tlie stand, fu lie mw ic tliHt lie had been einplnje 1 1 I lie landlord to cany notes to these 1 <1 women, iit\ilitijr them to tlx* tenants I i-e, for I lie purpose of enabling liim |o ' e lier to move; and llio only reason n for llii- conduct was lliat liis Tenant ^ i?< (1 to trade at his store. The lady was 'barged, and tlic landlord held for tiial ] i charge of eon-piracy. "iik. Apkican* Slavic Tiiai>r, nolwith iding its prohihilion, seems to he uleadi- c ersiste I in by many persons in the llni n States. According to the Tribune, no I that thirty vessels are annually fit out in New Yoik for the infamous fic etery year, llic f.n t being well l" wn to the I'idled States officers, who o dl in their power to break lip the bn-i u I has been ascertained that ho who held w fo the la*' wa? n shoetrakcr. Eqckstkianism Extiiaoumnart. A x>rr*H|K>ndent of "Life Illustrated," gives ill* following as n portion of the experience of m caiiel at Went Point: "Whw 1 came btvck fiom furlougli iriy ilvw bad ridden for a year, I only for a RtvV or (COb Nothing dauuted. ln??ror. L?y this, nud bliiu'lr '.Misting t?> fortune and my own powers, 1 b'j?kla<l on >i pair of rusLy spur*, bound my* -If securely to mi eouriuouh sabre withaj?<>lidcr tusiiou sc..bl??rd. and sallied forth. Drag*?oU brought ui? a law-boued, vicious-looking animal, which, lifter tome preliminary difficulties, I succeeded iu mourning. " ''i'rot!' Horse started, ao did I, lnilf off my Middle. I bud never L>?u taught to keep my heel* well out. and accordingly my spurs went in. Horse 'went in' l?>o. Motion poculiar. Began to think I wan losing my balance. Sabre llew out ami hi' the hor-o on the bead. Iu plunged my spur* deep among his rilis. Another jump. Salon flew buck and ) it him on the flunks. Spurs worked convulsively among bis bones?-jump, tliunip. spur! Horse reared ?seized bis inane; kick up?caught bis ear and saved myself. It began to grow exciting. Finally horse started off. Such a race! Pulling on the inane had no tendency to cheek his mad career; rather seem ed to irritate liiin. Had a g od In Id with liic spurs, but did not consider myself perfee ly safe. Sabre flew up and bit me in the face. Blind for a moment, and I heard something drop. Looked up into the sad die ami saw I was not there. Com I tided I must I) on ilie ground. Hor e standing near, eating grass, and looking at me with a#quiet twinkle in bis eye, adding insult to injury." PlTFK EXTRAORDINARY.? O|10 of Olir Pennsylvania exchanges thus sets forth the virtues of a certain nostrum : It is a remarkable fact, ami one which speaks volumes for Prof. Heed's Magnetic Oil, that during all the intensely cold weather of the present winter, he has not been oblig? I to purchase a single load of fuel. Tnis is accounted for bv the fact that so many patients visited him on crutches, who, being cured n sight, left those disagienable appendages behind, and the accumulation .... . -.1.1 ? ? ?;i> mi tri-.ii, w mm 111? com ?t::?|? came on. that wlicn cut up. the l'mfessor fl?tin?l that he bad m'Hr two cord* of good firewood in hi* vault." A pe iugoijuo had two pupils; to one he was very partial an.] to other he was \crv revere, t >i?c* 111 >?niii:j it happened that those two were late and were called out to account for it. "Yon inu?t have heard the hell, hoy; wliy did y?.u not c> ine?' "1'leasc, hii," said h:s favorite. "I was til *>:? in ill* that 1 w a> poiiij* to Cnliforn v. and I thought the sell >o| hell was the hell ?d the -teainhoat that I was poinjj in." "Yeiy well, sir, (pla 1 of any pretext to excu-e hi-. favoiite;) and now. .--ir. (tinnine 10 the other.) what have von to sit\ V *J\ea?e, sir," said the pn/./.le I hoy, 4 I ? I was wnilitie to .-? ?? Tom oil." CttEAl' N .w-.?An Iri~h waiter at oioof our city re-taarants wa-> overheard the other day tehino his companion some t- i rihlo lie vs from the se?t of war. 'An' where did vnu pet iimld of the iiitellipcnod' said Pi' N'o. 'J. "In the penny paper.' 'Oh then devil a vo i of it I'd helave.' An' why sliouhlii't y u bdave that as well as any otl.ei.' its a eintiein ?n as pi.mts it." 'Hec.uise.' ?:iv? l'i!. *hy ni\ f?it!i I d m l think tlo-y could aff rl to spake the truth for the inoitcv !' ? - A A A A All J i.N N I Z. i l.i\ Nil n.v r. el n a e i .r ?, , I i.y ill * l a. r-. iii-aii; 11in ii y.i.i Jut'i r al.tlv tra.-e, A a 1 |>ut eii-11 t. in i in il?' p i. e. A M'otil ? II ill I! he s <11 I'n know ? liat wn..i iti s. 1 iiir o|. 11 . i| \ oiii It !.!c. ami t!? I w I t? II Vli I w lii ii y..u've n .ri? ' I lii- S.a p'.ut es roll:; I It only i i e .'11 ill re l>. loan t. \ Y inkke. ? He is self den\inp. s,.|;'.|,. I\ inp. Sl|,d into everv lliinp p'.vinp. Ih- i i HiM'r hi I civ, |?nij)?i?iv. notoii.tv, an i ii?tcmpcianrc ?o,iclv. II" is dragging nu. .s'.riv ing, swapping. j tng. 11u~tIin_T. w musical. ijiiizzical. t?ti<>iioinicaS, philosophic tl, H'KJtical, ami Mimical sort of clutiaclcr, whose manifc?i 1. s 111\ i? i?? sprea I civilization to llie ie iiolc>i corner ?'l llie t-artli. Atinovpltciii' a t. when it enera ticrings, contains about two gallons of car ona* a< il in every liv ? tlionof nii; alien it escape* from the Inng* 11 contains \v ? gallons in every ?>ue lnnnirc I. From bis it is easy lo >? > Iio\v much carbon s c< ntitiually tInoa h from the human cm, ami how inc.h must necessarily be instantly supplied. Cl VSSIFIOAUON (it Villi Vl.1'11 ADET.? Whir ii arc tin* most imln.siiioiis lett r>?? l'lif I h i?'. Which arc the in .st extensive ci?i lie Scar. Winch are the in -si ml of confortf ? The li.se. Which are he most egotistical letters??The l's. W liicli aie the longest lelteis?The Ki|s. Which are ihe noi?v letfer*? ? 'I he < Mi's. W liicli are the ratable letters??The I'.-as. W his-11 aie the gieate?t bote? ? I lie leas. W liicli arc tlie most sensible letters? ? 1 lie V\ ISO. I)i-riNt?risiii:o 2>avavs F.xnF.crr.n.? I'im N<-w V<?rk C'otiiier si\s; "|'rol?^sor \ir \ . <>| r? enwit li Hospital; I?e Vomer, of Viiii i'; Aigelander, ol (iermany; the s m\e-. of Ioismi. arc anions the gtie?is X|m cu?1 at the opening ol tin- Dudley < )l> oi vatoiv al Albany. I lie proprietors of lie i *4?l11nw. f un ir?l, 'il;e?(ivv, and oilier men of -tea.nor? and packets have lenderid tlioin a free pas-aye hither and liomo. A ('onneciieiit paper rays there are welvo churches in a certain rnnntv in hat Stale without ministers?the former ireaeheiA having gone into the Kan-us md speculation. \V A NTED.? fiii III Want good ll tl ?!?a ltd*, 'oung men want prudent and sweet loin rered wires Dandies and fashionable adiov, who screw their waists to resemble i w.a-p, want common sense. The dentists generally have acknowledge 1 their btlsiiiO?* to he a gam game, inas inieh as they are using gn'.ta percha to set alsc teeth in.^ A womtin lias been arrested in Albany ?r stealingohl iron; she hadfomtecn pound* I it secreted n lici hosoin. 11 or olfettco reighod heavily upon her. In Dcinarum every ono is that tears shoes and stockings. The women tight to he grnrrnV The British Periodicals farmer"s"guide. ei OKKAT KEKUOTION IN THE PU1CK ' ?r TUB UTTBK rviUCiTWI. L. SCOTT Jfc CO., NK?V YORK, t? I publish the lullowiuy lettdiug liril-sLi 1'nriiul suds, , M "i* j iao 1 Mi Tha Lo idon QuarUily (Conservative.) I fv, 'd- ' lift Toe Ediubnr^u Revinw (Whig.) . ?, * ti>. The North British Review (FresChureL.) 4. lit? The West minister Review (Liberal.) ag ?>. Blackwoou's Edinburgh Magaziae (Tory.) I The great and important events?IteligHMS*, I Political, mid Milt ary?now agitating tin- nations ' .? tht? Old Wtirld, give tolliiw I'vtliitiliviiiiii iu- I tcr.-st and vale* tlicy never before They | occupy a middle ground hit ween the hustily writ- I t? ? n< ws-itcma, crude up' culatama, and dying ru- | mors of tue Hi'wt|<N| < r, and the jmnd. rnua Tome ' hi the hialoruui. written long after the living later- ! -weat in the tile Ik lie records shall have passed a way. j | The progr??* of the War iu the Ivnt iKi'upi.a * M arge i*|i.i e hi their pages. Kvery movement is ; |?| ehately criticized, whether of Iriend or of foe, and j all -d.orl ounilltl'i: I.Mri.??ly jMimtcd out. The ht- I vj lers from the Criiili'tt ..ml from the llnllic ' j>( hi IllaeU wind's Magna ne. from two ol its moat |)a popular eoltribu'ore, give a more intelligible and r? reliable account "I the niov. nicltlxuf the great bel- j? liferents than eim < Irevvhi r.- be lound. Ml' These Periodicals ably represent the three great all politcnl p'lrtics ?f Great I >ititin?Wing, Tory, ||4 mil Radical?-but polities forma only one I eat tire of t|t their character. Aa orzana of I he moat profound writers mi Seienee, l-iterature. Morality, and Religion, tin y Miami, ns tlicy ever have stool, unri vailed ill the world of letter*, lieing considered illdin| eiivable to the scholar and the professional ! man, while to the intelligent reader of every r!a?* Ja lin y furnish a more correct and satisfactory record I of the current literature of the day throughout the j world than can be possibly obtained from any other ' nr source. I EARLY COPIES. j * The receipt ..I AilvaiK i- Sltecl* from the ; ; Itr.ti-h publisher* gives additional v.duo to these | j j Reprints, es.jn-e.ally during the present exciting ! n|) - state of Kiimpeati alTairs, iunsmuch as they can ! ?.j . | now he placed ill the luin.U ot bubs ribers about as H.HUI :ui the orig'nal editions. Terms. 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To < Very other ; art | t!i" I on all I ti? Canada (p"?t-paidi $i\ | ^ -?f~ T. * ir iv i? .sor t'if o:'l "Hook vf tho ! t,| t'lirm " lie n a r ntiv of the r.hovo puhl est otis ' [j -houid aivv .._v In- a lr? v. d. j. %i -;?a d, t-? the Pub i sli-r*. LEONARD SCOTT & CO I i Mb i7 : tf N ' I (r II Sa -t. N V. j Et ffi it si s : is it a ft.% 7: ! :J A*fiv - A'-A k ^ L A*Ay ^-yp^r ii 1\ I K ?n!? 11; < i ki * ilr- iiifil < ! ? nf?rm th '? ii/ u> ot tin- Vlll.i^f ami m:i n niulii c roun j ry, tIi..; In ,-i wn- m in ;i Ma-i-U < ! N K\V ' ' '.>**. t Ii - I look Sturr, No. ii, Mnin utrnt " jipn* u tin1 (.'ouri Ilouse, mn li .is ar? ccnernlly i?i-il nt Colletro*, Aen and common ICnglikh " '?">N. A larjio variety of l' MISCELLANEOUS LOOKS, 1 "i ra Hi/ I IIS f< >liU'AI., ltlcXil! A 1'IIICAI GEO Al., Ml.' 1 i AN It' AIPoet eal ami ^ tiuMcti works, <?l various h?i 5 si nil prices nte light residing (in llio way nl No villi i? , Oi I'll II Vl.l ? I '.in ii \ Ki rn'? >v ritin^s ; Tt?.\l i : i. ?N i:> < - >i I;T>III'P. A, A . J I >|. A \ K lU M 'US A noiiit i r of 11 Y M N (| ItOl.tKS, tiso.l l?\ tlio il il'i-M nt i'.? iininiiiHtiolis of u Chr st tivgeiht I- \\ .tli n I ir^'i- MMrtntCnt ol > FAMILY BIBLES, * ; l n - 11 1. s'ti; I >| I,I. I'.S, fr?in '' I 5(1 ntt to $1,50 nnd $9.00: TESTAMENTS m tr-'in Ii)'; ii i-nt.s to a.|,<iu. ril.VVKU liOOKS, ,r j it various pru-i x Also si v .iriit) of rstuill religions Look*, toy hooka J. ' and l'rinti r? ' A . oo.liot <?| I'oolxcnp, la tti r, Comnirroin) nnd Note Paper. Envelopes from common to the lim-it '' Black. Blue and Bed Ink. NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO. I! tvv, ii :.o0 niiil 1 ,<mhi new pieces for the Pi .oi i, :. ? il,.* In st eoir.(>"sci N, tliv greatest variety p \ . r "lV? to '1 in tlio up-.- unlry, ( liojie the In I .-s will vail and supply theinselvea.) I I hi v ma lv pvriiiaiU'tit rtrrniiffcinviitB williaev i il lartjc lt""s llousi s in f'h liviolplna atial New ^ a-1,. t x I in_i? my Mus v \\ . Ik- -the 1 S V nil, HARMONY, it l'Ul<'I', tor tlirir Hooks, Ac., at cash 'r price.*, tuit. I ? 'II. tlo ieforc, he nlileto sell Hooks 1,1 .hi I Stationery lower than tln-v have ever he?ii m*M "I hi Hpartunbnrg: nnd n* I dear* to do nit ntirr * ash i if the people will call willi tlicir mo. '* m v, I iliitik they u hi be satisfied that they can buy lb?ok?. Ae . fr >m nio. an cheap as liny can (at rc- * tail in Coluinb a or Charleston. ,T ir (WLL AX I) S WILLIAM \v a I as II. ' flui'l liao'u ra supplied on liberal term* 1' s If any person should call fur a Rn k or ? ! Hooks that I Itnvo not put, I w ill immediately or ' r lli in f 11, v <li ? i o ^1 V 15 Tl?* Now Bail low oTthoSotrrncRN II**- " mopt. kop oonnti.atlv on hanil, wholtsak anil re- >) t i l, at the CASH ROOK STORK. , I, i M y 17 12 tf K TIIKSTATK OF SOl'TlI CAKOLIXA !!r SrARTANnVItO I listBlt'T. "II In the Court iif ComtunD 1'lca*. .1 A MLS LA 1'UKNCH, ) vs. > Attachment SOL RHIIOP. ) I50I50& Kl iV? ARDS, Plaintiff"* Attorney. V\T 11K R K A f 1 4 of March, (le their dcdintkini tfrint | * tin defendant* who (a* it is i< aiiid) arc nbs< nt M from and without the li uilatT litis State, anil have in tin i wifo iior Attorney kimwn witlnn the antnc nn upon w hum ? copy of the aaid declaration miijlit ho i-rvcd It is therefore ordered that the mut defendant* ilo npjH nr ami plead t<> the said declaration on t' Mil ?l?> oi \| ivh next, win h \ will hr in the year of our Lord, uno thousand oijjlit -t 11uii Ir <t "inl lifty? even, otherwise final and tibio- 1 tie lute ju L'ineiitwill thea bo (riven and awarded a^i against them .T. Jt TOLLESON, Clork at? March 97 S 4a ' # IN EQUITY?^partaibiif. ciwr Mmuii, and Cnmtuiuenmcre of the Pot* Hi. tri.mhurg flietrici. n. J. ?rf Hiauo, J<??rati, MoseeSm ?.h and wtfc, iad other?. Bid for nlf of Uo ) ud Relief. T upp"?ring 10 the MtMðiu of lh? Court, 34 ? South and wife H-mh, Joel Maaon,. .Maaoa, J amn lUixtra wif- Polly. V n Uejr aa-l ullr Ehmbrth, J:.inn Maaun,Tr iaou, WileOO and l> > ? Ml**, iilaoU iu tliecnac, icaidc Imm aitd without lit* ul tliia Huir: Jt ia, on tuotiou of Bobo Iwarile. Oo"<p'tMua te' ohcitoru, Ordered, 1 v i|ip-'.ir aud |iIm4, iiunwtr or demur to C iiuante1 li II, witlna tin e* mouth* from tlia roof, or tin; aumo will bo taken pre ranJ must Uiem. TIIO. O. P. VERNON, o a. a i Coin'ra Olfcec. Kelt. 87 1 3i IN EQUITY?Spartaikw*. hn McDneid and Wife R.semiiali, nud otli ii John R. RuVruun, J efferent* Kend; and otiwrs. il lur specific delivery of N'egr.icf, Turlition, Count and Relief, Ac. Tnpp< tiring to the ailiaOwtion -f tliia Court John McMakin, and the children of Jane skill, formerly Jane Kciidrick, Sarah McMa mm McMakin. Alexander McMakin, And tcMakin. John C. McMakin, William J. akin, Maiiha McM.ikoi, Hl^ilxtl. Hook wi wia M. Ilonk, lili/abeili I'M ward* and her I nd IMward, JcfTeraon Kendrick, Defend; side from ind without the limit* of this State on motion of Hobo and lMwnrdn, Complain; licitora, Ordered, Tliat they nppcnr and pi ewer or demur, to Complainants1 Bill, wi roe months from the publication of this rale e name will lie taken pro eonferto against tl TIIO. O. P. VKRNON, c. a. b. Com're. Office, '27. 1 3 IN EQl ITY?Spartanburg. iniea J. Verna'i and lliram Miii.li..ll ?*. fit. Lcitncr and other*. Kill for Injunction, Account and Relief. T appearing to the satisfiietion of this Court K. C. Iwitner, on* of th? IMcndanta in a.-, nuicitu from :in<l without the limit* ?>t ate: It ia, on motion of Edwards anil Car unplainunts'solicitors, Ordered, Tltat lie up i<1 plead, answer or demur, to C nipl.tiii.mu' it Inn three mouths from the date of thia ml e aanlv will he taken pro eonfeeto against TIIO. O. I?. VERNON, c. t. a Coinr'a. Ofliec, Feb. 27 .1 IN EQUITY?Spartanburg. "ode II. Woflbrd, and other* va. Aloxn Thomas and wife, and others. Kill fir Partition, Account and Relief. T appearing to the salisfaetion of the Court. - I Wo A. Woflord. 1.1 a?.I. Woflbrd, K fright, and Ralph S. Wright her husl lliello Thoiaoa, A icxander Thomas, and Mr s wife, .lohii Tillotson and Flixu his wife, s*e IS. Woflord. 11 -ti n lants in thia case, r< mi and without the hurts of this State: It i otion of Ivl'.vurda and Carl.at", Complainant* liters, Ordered, That they npjiew and p isw. r or demur, t" Complainants' itill of < aiul within three niontlia from the date Ik the same will he taken pro eotijeito ng em. TIIO O. V VKRNON, c e a Com'ra. Ollieo, Feb. 27 3 HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROL! Spaiu AMiuno 1 Iiutiuct. In the Court ot Ordinary. . II THOMSON, Ux or. Appf. va. I)R. J REII >. and other delt'a. Citation to have Estate settled. T appear.ng to my satisfaction that Dr. J . Reid, John Reid aud William Reid. jr.. id distributees at law of the Ustate of Wi id,si iir ,dec , reside front and without the I tins State: It i? therefore ordered and dot at they he tid appear at the Court ot Or Hi r said District, t'> he hi Id at Spartanburg C ousc. on tlic 2S'h day of March next, to i ius?', it any exists, why the .-anile of the sa d Itn R d, selir. dec., ahotil.l Hot be . tiled, ic n*>? t? of the satllo ordered to be dis|s<M cording to law. (tita-n uii-l.T my li.nv.1 ntvl S'-nl of nflliv, 1st Dec Itfaa. R. IIOWDCN, O. I. .1 .n 3 45 1 i s KQI ITV?Spartanburg i.-.ry Owen I Kan, ? xh x vs. .1 iir.es Scny Agllen Seav, las wife, .ltd others, i ll to s. tt.c Mstat. . Invest Find*, CI TrU?t, Relief, ?Vc. [ T r.pp- "ir'lij t" t! sa!.-f.iets?n ot this Coll!: I Jo- ill I'l.u-U we I, the In r. aiid ii pr s-n; r -- -ii.. t! ,.i n j i .-.mi ..nii'rii, name i lu. hi li -. B:\riutl, J.ilin Birilett. lilelin I! r: ot! i*i'.ill Harnett, A'.j i Ir and wife, I i tli .Jane Hilley, widow, .lam * Ilia.Awell, nil n |>Pi-?-i?:at v.-? ot .latn-a B ackuvll. nam, iniuii, Inn mil r pr. s illative* ol Mirk H ninc? unkniiAU, ht- ri iiih' rr[ ivm.-nt.it.vm o |ili Birm-lt, d?v naim** unknown, aidants in tin* r<-??:de tr.un an i trillion Ml of til > State. Il in. oil motion of Edw iii|.lainni t'.i m il ivt -r, oi l, r. ! tli.il tlu-^- .- ] n<l pl.-al, anso? r or demur, 'o Gamphuuiiiil'i itliin three inoiiil.i from tli- |in!i!io.-tti-iir <-i ilo. or tin- - title will be l.-iki-n iirnroiifi-Miai MM,I TIIO. O P. V RUN ON. c c. ? 'JornrV (Jill KWl *J" .*>'2 KNEQl IT V ?S pa rta n b vrg* lary Owen l)can,?x'rv I. nvry l.niidtor< wifo, an J other* Bill to m ttlr Katatr. Rel ?-f, ifco. fT appearing to tin. niybctinn of ibeOonrt I RrbrciHF Gray,wiJow, J.vne* B.-yn.-I N e children of 11 irri'-t B Reynold*, ilrtoaw it: .lolm f?. llrvniilili, M.iry Ann, Kin iancy D., Sarah Ann, Elizabeth 11. B. I arm> \V., Tho*. 1 > , Elm N., nu<I lIo?.t >vno!.l ? Bovi tl and Elli-n children of J.i ad Daniel Park* r, Defendant* in thi*ease. r m and wit out tin- limn* of tli a State It i lotion ot Kdw.ir 1h. <lom|>l.iinani'? ?>1 cilor, I that tliey app< ar and plead, gmffir or drm omplainnnl'* Bill, within three month" frni nUlientioii of tins rule, r the name will bo I roconf.-nxo a* to them. TIIO <? P VERNON, c. r. r. Coinr'a Office, Feb CO 52 ? UK STATE OF soUTII CAROL! Sp \iiTanitun<j District. In the Common Pirn* :. & G. W. M ARTIN, ) vs. \ Attimlimen i)!.'WTD luMMtr/'L' 1 I v.i-.iv U' ?r.m V re. J 1>()RO & EDWARDS, PluintifTt Attorn* L *J111'.IJl' AS tlic rbntiff did on tho < V let nth d tp-of March, file In* d.clar ja.iist tin- <! lendant w ho, (ft* it is said.) i* ill oin and without the limit* of thin State, an. sitlnr ?.ft* nor attorney known within the pon whom n copy of thesnid declaration miff rvcil: It * therefore ordered, that the *ai? tidnnt do aj.jx ar nnd pl.nd to the _ ' (l i or before the ii>n. l< ,lay nfMnroh, v ill I> mi \\lV year of our (/unl Doe Tlior i-irnt Hundred and Kitty-Seven, otherw se id alis..lute .Tudffimnt will then tie ffiven .vnrded jiffainet Inm. J. B TOLLKSO March IS, 1856 e. c. c. r. nii: ritu.iuM i; or sum me i/"KRI?EN \ W.il.r, a d?1 glitful nnd n f ' r |>i rfume, pr? pared Irom lli>' I I itit I/, iiiiiii Trifolia, mid t* esteemed the ejant App.ndaffe to the toilet. AI*o CI I'll 1.1. A W AT lilt, Ix-inp ft very plea* nt pe:t id i* reeom in ended to the putdic n* a chnri tiele tor the hnuiikerrhn f, hands, nnd f*oo. i elegant assortment of Rubin's Genuine Kxti noiig which nrc several new odor*. Kor FISHER II KIN ITS March 13 3 tf Druggists nnd Clicn.isti Settle Up!J Hill' m.et of In' Nol l. - ..lid Atll'flU! L due A. O. CAMPRKI.I.. deceased, and lift* Administrator of his Estate, we in the h HOliO EDM AKDS tor Milkdien 1 settle It. H. CAMPBKI. Feb 7 50 6t Administrate Notice. t I.I. PERSONS indebted to Dr. M. W. U> . d<-? .-ed, individual!! .arc required to nmiu I lately; nnd all persons hav up dem ?in*t h.nt personally will present the same, e*ted. for payment to THDS. S. MEAN* Not Q9 40 >"f fdminietratr / Ct ( 2 Li r # ^ ^ x * J > "T 6. W. GlLLlLAND. '?f1 GENEBALC OMM-SSION AGENT. - , NKWDEKRY, 8. O. j "I ?JtSPECTFULLY uders bis atrvicrs to *11 i XV tin we who tru4? at Newberry,as their G corral that : CuiimiwiON A grot, lor the dafxiwl ot their CulU/u J>?- a*J other produce. V\ ill give but perwmal alU-uIjo) ! boa to KtomVug, belling. Storing w' Shipping of riw , C 'flna oiid all kiudi oi? prvdacc iutrutbd to hl? Da- J care. tha Having tirade arrangements willi d.fit-rent IIouund Mt, bo a?w prcpuied to make liberal *d*?lKt? ['bat on Cot'oa alnpped to Charleston, out- 1 Will aiao pay tli? highest market cnaii priewtn data delivery for nit th? Wheat, Flour, Corn nad olhar 'iM produce Uutt can be brought to tin* market far ale. t>. An experience of several ytnra buaimaaat tkia in pbw'e. >* all its ?nriout forms. induce* hint tobeliev# that lie can promote the interest of planters, and > hopt-a by prompt attention to turrit a liberal share lera patronaga Charges for tolling or ahipping , Cotton as cenla [>er bale, all other transactions in ' accordance with cu?!otn. The beat of reference# ac- ffivr"Until the first of January neat he may be fowod that ?h?Hlt the Store Room formerly occupied by Messrs. Mc. W.G. & J. F. Gkn. kin, N"t '5 ODD FELLOWS* SCHOOL. fe id ! ( \ N Monday next, agreeably iy notice, the Odd lius- | Fellpwa will open their SCFIOOI. in the Old una i Male Academy, under the coutiol of DAVID R. : h DUNCAN, A. B. iuu' ] Mr. Duncan i* n son of Professor Duncan, of end, Woffurd Cwlh'ge, and n graduate ot Randolph ithin ! Macon College, Virginia. Ilia testimonial* of or ' scholarship and moral character are full and .ntisicin. factory, in starting an enu-rp i?e of the kind by l>. . the fxalge, it ia indeed grntityiug tliMt one mi tho1 roughly prepared for llic ufljec of teacher aa Mf { Duncnti hits been elected and con.riits to take ' charge of the acbool. . The ewtabliahcd ra'ea ?.f tuition liaee heretofore ?' t*G. j excluded many from the advantage* of edoi-ntion. .y l With ft view to benefit euch. and all who may avail themselves of the fucilitieN of n ehetip and that thorough education, we append the following tabla tliia j ?f charge*. so reduced na to make it available, tbia Primary Department?including Spelling, lisle, | Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, and Pri|ie:?r i ' rnnry Geography, per station of fiv* 11:11 I tnontlia $0 00 ,.f ,,r Second De pari men I?PliiUwopby, Cramhim. ntnr, Alg> lira, and nlltlie bight r branchn ea of English education, pet tirm of five hi months, vt itli n continuation of any of the - ? prc-cnumcrutcd Mtidies 8.00 Third Dcpurtincnt ? Clastic*, with n review of any o( tlie previous .indies, per nder \ term of five months 11.0(1 j Contingent fee, per term 1.00 TllOS O. P. VERNON, that i Chairman Roard Tru?iccs. lvirn ' J/vn 10 4<5 UNPRECEDENTED ARRIVALS"! ! l". t i Earc now opening our stock of FALL and ^ ( i) ! * * INI KR GOODS, embracing e.arv ' : style and variety usually found in a well aelvtt.il . !" ! stock of - nRY nnnns rioi, vita UVUUUj ailist (o v.-liirlt ve wnulil iovitr tin* special ailtwiti** n ' FARMERS, PLANTERS and Conntry Merit" , chanis. I WE ,,AVE AN r*t'BCAL SCPPLT or ': Nfgro Blankets, Rprseys, OsnaBFRGS, BROWN IIOMKSPt'NS. <L'C., I. D. which w< tire otToHnir M reduced prices. It i? i needle** to rater into mi enumeration ol oar i nlire ^ ! Mock, a* it is like "Oritntiil pearls, at randeiw I. 1"). ' strung." All we ask is a call, nnd we will take heirs I prri-at pleasure in exhibiting litem, and feel ronfilli.-tm I dent in savins; tliat tretiernl eat?faction will he jivimil> en. Comt ntrly and rrrure Lr.rfatw re,,l GKREN A SI3IS, itary. No 2 Granite Ranje. K.rhard?on-street. I nit Cou'twt.S C., Pept o 20?if H " ?* ** AGWXW, dewberry Court S&ou*e9 iw* Importor and Dealer p. /.V H.lNDWARi:, I'A/MTS. OILS, WIK,a now glass. groceries ALLY. DRY GOODS. HATS, SHVI.S. A A D CLOT IIand '-Y?, i *cAM) ..n? HIYF.R OF CCTTO\ AXD QTHLR COlWTItY PRODUCE. that ! 'lls ,I,IVV store one of tine l:ira< at, and meat salted Uivt- Stock oft!oids in South Carolina, and i* prrp*r?d i.mn. t?? offer to lm Humeri u? Irietida and rMinxra. .1,.. liberal iinltli enienls n liirli canto.t fa.! to | n>w i. ilnui. ! their inl?Te?t. I am a'wav* in the market tor the ire- I' o h:i>c of L'OTTUN end ( OFNTIlT 1 KC> uti* J I>F("Ecoin rally, and planter* will find it cenrmlnst.c. I>" to Uie'r intiiisi, by calling on nn l*forc nii.kiho I thc'.r ai ranpi inent* tlki-w lu re IK- S. T. AGNKW, it tin- j Imiinrtiro! English Hardware ar-ls. I Oot. 1.9 r.'i tf ^ Fisk'sF nt Burial Cities! f 1 ^ I 1 I*. subscriber is nl fill tile sale ot yjsks J nr , | 1 PA TEST ttL'HIAL CASES?L oth-e. vend oi Bronzed ?(n wlii li a body can In k?pi i i 1 lr.ins|Mirtcd mi v distance without .Isi.i..?. j , composition or vermin. m.'u. . Cabinet Making. HE if also a CABINET MAKER, and pr?.uoy, j ptred to furnish New Cabinet \V?rc at abort nom F 1 lic-j, nmi also t<> repair old furniture nu reasonable itif? ! terma. and aolicita n roll at his roctna on Main-ai., node ; Spartanburg, below tin; Court limine. m. ?>n J Sept SO 31 tf 8. V. CENTRY. Uald) is in (ho I icId !! : J.N.PIO L L Y >y \ A 1TI3IIES to make known that In ia atillenpnv t gcd in the business ol making Carriages. I Rnokawaya, Boggy "a. one and two liorar a*|nai 1 who'll lie haa and will kevp on haiul, at liia ; atatiil, near the Ikptiit Church. Having employ I ' rd additional worknti n. In- oaks a aharr ot the liberal patronage lie haa heretofore received. An> work in lua line, will ami nliall do aervice. He aly | ?o keeps coach trimmings, axeltreca. spring*. biavk rgh- , amith work of nil kinds for sale. Call and ace fer alum J yourselves, if you wish. ' sent All indebted to me t>r? v'ion* to the l?t of January i h i* j i3?t nr, resia*?*'u||x requested to call and aeltle, ui'-?". +_*> ? $500 REWARD, \\ >1.1. pay the above reward to any one wh.v inand j f Wi|| lodu* my negro n.nm 1IAMP >u the dail Una) j at Spartanburg or t."ni>>n. Said buy baa been ?b> and k).?, from n,y plantation near three years. ]J? formerly belonged to Sarah Burnett, ot Spartanburg , D.striet 1 le w? II *< t, afoot lorty y? era old. 5 f ?| __ lt> iiiebes high, blind in one eve and a hlackan>ith II. by trade. ROBERT BKATY. r?-di I Coldwell, Union Diatrict, Dee. CO 44 If. MUSIC! ' ON- 4 VERY Urge selection of the ume, V h??t and latest improved J'l11 A NOS of all kinds ran be had at ? W a If. ??i RAMSAY'S . by I'lANO FORTE AND MUSIC STOKE. ?. COLUMBIA, 8 C )I? in?itr* a?p<'0!hI examination of the Ute p*trned improTFimnitin UnlKt. Davie A: CoVeela bratcil Putno*. Kvery piano it gu.vtantiod. STS .1 iino 28 18 ly tt. D. OWEN, * TAII.OIt, j H AS RKTCRNKD TO SPARTAh BUR?, WHRRE IIR IMTENl* T? ,, LOCATE PERMANENTLY. V ?e may be found at No. 'Brick Ranpv, M)(>, I 1 on Church atrcet, whore ho will be very luH ltappy old frieadt, and ready ? ' TO *r.1?VF TBTM rntAT TO* C AITR. ,r! j Nw I 57 vj ? tf