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# # 4 ^ > w % i >%w>^ ^ I 1 !' 1 I Tot tli# Carolina Spartan. TO WINN1JR. tv j. ronncrr oowan. They tell ine thou art kick, Wiunie, Ami yet I nnt not tin re, *i\> sit beside thy pillow, ooz, Thy saddened heart to cheer: t may net lave thy fevered brow, Or press that hand of thine, Nor lull thee into quiet sleep By dulcet lays of mine. Spring, with it* flower*, has come, Winnie, Spring, with her mild blue skies, And the store you so much love, cot, Peep out like angels' eyes; But the flowers all around mo now No fragrance can impart, Nor the blue sky o\ r my head, cot, Drive the shadow from my heart. ] do not murmur, though, Winnie, Against Jehovah's will, For my spirit ever str.uggleth, cot, To bear up bravely still; But my uighls are ever sleepless? Mjf days so (kml an J drear? I sometimes think my disriplina Is rather loo sivere. ] miss\ou very much, Winnie, Since tlie liour we parted last, But my heart feels not ungrateful, coj, For the visions of the past? It striveth to look upwards, where The weary are nt rest, And fondly hopes to rnect thee yet, And love thee 'mong the blest. For the Carolina Spartan. TO MY SISTER ON THE DEATH OP HER CHILD Sister, your child is dead and (jonej Your lo?, why 'tis its gain! In bliss it siugs around God's throne, Forever freed front pain. Come, then, repine not nt its loss? 'Twas but a jewel lent, *Tis now refined from earthly dross? Why then should you relent. God's ways we know are just and wise: Afflictions oft are bent Tlmt may prove blessings in disguise? For best of means arc sent. There is another rhord to find You to your homo above ? Your mother there you know you'll bind, Aud the sweet babe you love. ILL A ICKY. <m??* ? The llricflcs* lSarritt??r. bv j< HN a (Ait. An attorney was taking o turn, In shabby habiliments drrst; Ills coat it was shockingly worn, And the rust had invested his vest. His breeehi* had suffered a breneh, His linen and worsted were worse; He had scarce a whole crow n in his hat, And not hnlln crown in his purse. And thus as he wandered along, A cheerless and comfortless ell, lie sought f<>r relief ill a song. Or complnininety talked to himself; "Unfortunate man that 1 ami I've never n client but grief; The ease is, I've no ease at nil. And in brief, 1 have ne'er had a brief! "I've waited und waited in vain, Expecting nn opening to find. Where an honest young lawyer might gain Some reward for thu toil ol'lits mind. "Tis not that I'm wanting in law, Or lack ; ti intelligent lace. That others have cases to plead, Wlide I have to pl.-nd tor u case. "O, how can a modest young man E'er hope for the smallest progression? The profession's already so full Ol lawyers so full oi profession!"' While he was rtrolling around His eye areidentnlly Ml On a vefj deep hole in the ground. And lie sighed to Itimndl '"It is well." To euili his emotion he vnt On the eurb-k1oiie the space of a minute, TI I ol . .... - - I * ... ii i i iv; i, m il1 ? nil opi' III llg III IllSi: ' And in less ilmu a jifly uai ill ii! Next Morning twelve citizens came, ('Twos tin* coroner bade them attend.) To the end that it might tie determine-! How tin: man had deter mined his end! "The man was n lawyer. T hrnr." Quoth the f ?i in hi wli" on the e-- ??-, "A lawyer? Alas!" said another, "Ho undoubtedly died of remorse." A third said, "He knew the decease An Httorney well versed in the l.iwe. And ns to the cause ol liis death? 'Twos no doubt from the want of a cause." The jury decided at length, After solemnly weighing the matter, That the lawyer was drown rd because JIe couldn't keep his head above water! From the Chester Stand.nd. MUtur Kdytur:?The pr.-vulen rpydemiek ov hoop skurts an krinol no hev so waid on mi mind that I am kompelld to hold forth on perticMcr okazhuns, nnd 1 hope you will git sum kompitent tnu sishuncr to licks the follow in lines to nuzik, The krinoline ar all the go Sints hoops Iicv kum in fasliun "VVhailbone skurts sum twelve fete round Ar now the ru!i? pnshun The children kri ef mntna shood Happen to he man id An tiz for sis an little Tom Tha knnt at all he knrrid I thank ini st.irzo that I wus born Aforu the lioopin pnshun An got mi grotli alore the da Ov krinoline salvnshun Im not afe.'trd ov hi oping k<-tT Nor hrs'ps round l>arl p'odukslmn I?iit I am nfenr.l ov ladi* hoops With seeli a spase ov suk-lnui Jona was the first that tried The whailbotie round his kai kass Hut now it is n kotnmnn thing To See it on the darker* Pore Jona did not like the stile Wl. l._ .. - ... i ._ tt m il |iv IV .11 HH IIC niVHKI II An prarie t? God to five liiin from Bteli a kotvfounili-d taUin A. Bonis. Thl Sun the Okioin of Force.?Prof. Youmatis recently lectured in New York on chemical science, in wiiich lwo showed the origin of nil forms of force to he in one pimbenm. Every existing species of motion ou the earth, whether known as wind pow or, electric power, or animal power, have their origin in the rays of the tin. As an illustration of the professor's mode of eltici dating his argument, ho stated that the ie flection of the iron tunnel for railroad trains over the Menai liver in England, which is four hundred feel long, was oat half an inch under the heaviest pressure of a train. When the sun laid upon it some hour* it hent up an inch nnd n half from its usual horizontal lino. The Bunker Hill Monument is higher in the evening thnn in the morning of a sunny day. The littlo sunbeams enter the pores of the stono, like so many wedges, and iift it skyward. To give brilliancy to the eyes, shut titeru early at night, and open them early in the morning; let the tniud he constantly }nttn|. on the acquisition of human knowledge* Of the excercis? of benevolent f '< ^ nlZS4^5HB, will scarcely ever fail to impnsMto tMttlte? An intelligent nnd amiable f s Jf f .. .. From ihe Boston Portfolio. Popping Ihe Question. Leap year confers privilege* on linma tie<) Indie*, of which during oilier year* the are deprived. They may, without bein accused of gross impropriety, indicate i an indirect or even a direct manner, the patliality for an individual of tho storm *ox, who has found favor in tiioir eyes, an who is restrained by undue humility or di fidence froin taking the initiative in a ma ler so closely connected with his liappincs The course adopted hy Susan Simmons, bright, roguish looking, blue eyed brnnett to disappoint a rival and recur? a goo husband, is a case in point. Susan was brought up in closo proxim ty to a distant relation, a year or two old* than herself, whoso name was Edward N vins. They woro thrown much into em other's society from early childhood?lis played together, frolicked together, flirti together, and being strongly attached I each othei's company, were regarded, an very justly, as intimate friends. Edwai looked upon Susan a* a sister, and was i the habit of confiding to Iter all his g'ie and joys, his undertakings and his feel in) ?and this familiar and friendly iutcicoun continued until both had arrived at an a: when many begin to think seriotislv < forming connections of that character wliic will euduro for life. Edward had never dreamed of geltin mariied?the idea had not entered bis hen lie liked Susan?but had never thought < her as a w ife. On the other hand, Sush could not hut acknowledge that 'Cou*i Edward' was tho most agreeahlo youu . man of her acquaintance, and that, liov ever pleasant their relations were to eac other, they would soon, as a matter < course, he exchanged for others of a moi tender and enduring character. Matters were in this state when a bono ing school friend of Susan's, Harriet Mai nor-, como to spend with her a fow week She was a pretty, lively girl?was aware her own attractions?ami it soon becan painfully evident to Susan that her tie; friend was determined to dazzle, captivnt 'set her cap for,' end fohniously "arry <. her own 'Co an in Edward.' Such l>ase ingratitude on the pait of in fiiend cut poor Susan to tho heart. SI desperately resolved t?> do somethingfcmfl terrible thing, perhaps?\vhat, she <1 not know. Her spirit, usually high, fell once lo zero?and melancholy marked In for her own. As she was walking in ll garden tho morning after she made tl above discovery, and debating with horse whether she had hotter reproach llairi for her baseness, assign some plausible c cuse for the fatal visit, which it wan c-xpec ed would last ten days longer, a whole at devoted to mischief?or give lior hand an affections to Charles liainsworth, whom si had twice refused within the year, her r flections were interrupted l>y the entrain into tho garden of Edward Nevins. lndee< Edward had been smitten with Harriet charms, and wished lo advise with his 'coi sin' Susan about the be*t mode of 'poppin the question' to tho captivating stranger. The young man looked soher and sum what embarrassed. He hastily advance towards Susan, without even noticing llis her tianquillitv was also disturbed. '() Siuan 1 in'rlninwul IIA *1 nnt c/-\ nrlo to have found you. I have something I lei! you. I want your advice. I ? I Wlmt*? Hie mutter with the man?' Mti Susan, in a lone of pique ami tiiagri 'Don't act like a tool. You surely can't I in lovet* 'Thai's ill' cried Edwnrd. 'I believe am in love, and Susan, as you are a goc girl, and the best friend I have in the worh i I will tell you all about it. 1 ' 'Oh! don't Edward. Doli'l say any mor You really make me blush, this declarable is so very unexpected, nud so ill timid tin , 'Why, what are you talking of, Stisat ; You leally don't think that you?' 'Nay, cousin Edward.' exclaimed Susm with a fottd and beseeching look, and pu ting her hand in a playful mood over h , mouth?'this is hardly I r. a- i: is lea \< ai it is not right to cheat lUe out of in | privilege.' 'Privilege! Why, Susan, I vorilv holier ; ^Ou tire crazy. 1 saw von in the gardei ! and I came merely to propose to you to? 'Oh, tlop, Edward. The proposal, ns . is leap year, should proceed from the hub j and not from the gentleman?arid as I you nro bent on having our couitshi I brought to a close, I suppose I must g I through with the odious matter of foni ] Therefore, I,Susan, ask you, Edward, if vo ' will take me for your betrothed? 1 heiicv i that is all that is necessary, is it not?' And she said this with such an air < child like simplicity and modesty, and g n cd upon Edward with such a tender an confiding glance, that he could not icsist i The hlandislunentsof the artful Harriet vvor forgotten, and he saw before him the bean : liful and blushing girl, who had nlmos | thrown herself into his arms. 'Oh, Susan,' said tbo almost faithle* ' swain, 'can you indeed love met This is th | happiest liour of my life.' The contract was signed, if not sen!e?; ' riar'iel'a cake was dough, and thanks t ) the presence of mind of Susan, in keepinj j her cousin in tho right path, when beseem ed strangely disposed to wander from ii i matters took their proper and natural turn and Id ward never had occasion to regie that Leap Year gives the lady the privi lego of 'popping the question!' Wabiiist. ios*.? Amonir the hr?.l.-? in it, library of Wa-hington at the limn of hi death, was the "]'< >e:?cnl Wotk* of Willian Preston, Esq.," tuwork published in ])ub lin, Ireland, in 17(3. The i>ook was a pre imitation copy| and win inscribed by iIn author to \\ a*hfrtgton in tlie following line*, which, for tor?eKniid comprehend v< thought, e.'inrtot he excelled. We liavi copied the inscription in linen as it \vn written by the nut Tim; T > I lis Excellency* C.KORUK W AS 111N ' TON, THf,, [>. liver, r ..f Ioh (Jountiy; ,.lfn ti?in.iyeH hi l>.muer, * mini's 1*11 in Advciaily, Vaeui rofiied in Prosper.ty, iii wh'>m Mil.tiiry Tnlenls, Colliuin11).'lie Wisdom, and Un?'*nm|>leit Moderation Moil happily unite, biul render linn Th? Bo.nl of Ilamnn N.ilure! From ilie A ullier. What more truthful nnd compreliensivr tribute ti> the memory of the iimnorln S#Tashington hm been rendered by any vvi iiei fflmi lliia inscription from the pen of an al Snort unknown author, and one who hail pio national affinities with him whom li< hbu? eulogized) Tastings of Pnnch. Jove nod a sometimes, and Punch is son r- times stupid. However, wo givo nil t V West tilings in the Inst number. !g "Gin a Body Micier a Boor."?The f. m lowing appealed in the Liverpool Dai ir Post last week: ar "A gentleman accustomed to sit with id recent1)* deceased lelalive, who was mat if. years an invalid, is dosirousof a similar < t- cupatioii. References most uuoxccptionab a. Address, ?fcc." a The silting with a relative, recently c e, ceased, is, of course, one of those acts of i id tendon which, though tlioy may ho foun cd on a somewhat lowly psychology, n i not to ho derided. But why this gent ar man should advertise that lie wishes to e- with another defunct relative demands t h planation. Is ho at enmity with his fan i?l IvI Aro his relations rich? The adverti? >d ment is suggestive; so much so, indet lo | that wc have cut off the address, and sli id lake counsel's opinion as to sending it d the Liverpool police, in Brother Jonathan.?The next tit fs | you send us over any canvRs-hack duel ?s ' please have the kindness to send an Ante so can cook over with them, because our st ro pid English cooks aro not ns yet sufficient of advanced in culinary civilization as to km :h , Itow to dress them, and tho consequence that those far famed delicacies are invar ig : lily spoilt, much to tho loss of the nppelil d. ! and tempers of tho guests assembled. of Vkrv Ironical. Lord Ellenboroiij hi thought ho np]iliud a terrible cautery in Sir J. Bowring, when, sinking his knigl g hood, the noble lord resolutely called hi r- "Doctor." Very stinging thi?. But 1 h lordship should take heed. L he not op of ; to reprisals? What, for instance, if Govt 0 ' nor Bowring, in his futuio despatches, st j diously foigetlul of ill" fullness of his lot J- ship's dignity, should determine upon ca ii- ing him nothing hut "Ellen?" s. "IsSmokino lnjl"riot;ns}?"-( The Answi ? f n/n l? il.. .1 /i... i*. - v XJi X,, w jw tv iiUVdO cw (ftv uwn ftW / ie Mrs. Brown (>>f Bloomsbiirysquare.) "M< nr decidedly! Doesn't it injiuo the curtain M s. Jones (Sea Shell Cottage. Brighton ?tV ' There can't he n question about it. ;>n<l i hiii oiilv stttpiised liow persons rim he pr I foolish as lo put one! Doesn't it stick le the gentleman's hair? anil get embedded _ their whisker*) ami hang about their clotli ii] for lionis and hours, and sometimes da ;it afterwards? So much so that anv onec it tell a tnilo off whether tin. nasty thin ip have heen smoking or not. I'm sure it to downright terrible lol?e shut up in a 1:1 if way carriage with a party of confirm pI smokers ? for though tliey may not x ' smoking at the time, still the unpleMsii t. ! smell of their garments is such as to ilia re j one regret that Lord Palmerston will 11 id i hiing in an net of parliament to make et !e < ry tilthv smoker consume his own mii ki p. I Mrs. Robinson (IU0'2 Old liower stree je "It tiot only injures the complexions I J. the carpets also. Why, you have only 'K look at the carpet of a room, in which t u- gentlemen have been smoking oveinigl ,r and your own eyes will tell you whelli it is injurious or not? I have seen carpi e (heautiful caipets, that must have cost , .,1 2d. a yaid, if they cost a penny.) in such tl disgraceful state that a black beetle, I'm su would eat himself rather than walk ov id litem!1' to Mrs. Blue Stockcn (Minerra Ilall, Ball _ "If it is not injurious, perhaps you won id have tho kindness to inform ine the reasi ii. why we ladies are not allowed lo smoke? ,e Miss Twentyman (Willow Lodge, Bi ton ) "It's all fuss and nonsense, and I quite lose my temper when persons qm k| tion me about tbe injurioiisness of tobact j, Ofcourso it is injurious! Don't it ki'l spidc doesn't it Mille knats, and tlie?, and evi c, j earwigsf i<m i 11 u*ed in noblemen's HI ,n 1 gentlemen's garden's to fumigate the plan nl I Are lull our hothouses and suniineihoin j smoked. when we want to get rid of the \< jj inin? anil really I half wish sometimes tli ' it would have the same effect on the pent nt men, w hen they w ill persist in injuring thei t- | selves (and annoying u-) l>v smoking hoi is I after hours to the abominable extent tli p I d->! If I was called upon tj say what \ man ?? ., 1 should answer by giving tl definition: "Man is the only animal th c smokes.''' i_ ! Mrs. Bloomer (Lecturer on the Bights | Women, ike.) "It is indisputably of inju it ous effect, for that which has the uimalli l'% al power of separating for so in my con* e etitive hours the husband from the partn p of his joys, cannot he beneficial in it* i 0 j suits, any more than it is humanizing in i i. ! relations. It is my firm conviction ih it ii brutalizes all those who pailake of it, for e has been a source <>f sorrow tome to tioti , that a husband, when ho has been Hio?ku ,f | to a late hour al his club, invaiiablv i i- \ turns to bis homo in a much worse temp d than when lie left in the morning. I t. leaves happy and smiling?he returns sp; e ; itli-ss and discontented!"' 1 I [Mote answers, as they are dropped in ,1 our tobacco box.] s One of tub Ji/f*ricF.9.?There lives 11 a thousand miles from this place, a certai Ju stice of the Peace, who a short time sim I had a gentleman arraigned before him on () ' chaigo of swindling. The following is it r substance of the tiial: Ju *lice of the Peace. Prisoner, you a brought before me accused of an accnsath | ; 10 commit a swindle, and it now dcvolvi j upon you to prove yourself guilty or n< ; guilty to the satisfaction of this honorub court. What sny you ? Prisoner. Not guilty. p Justice. Looking languid and surprise s 1 be Ii ? II you say ! why I am now wiitin , out a pcrmitttis to scud toil to jail. The piisoner rose to object to such . | siinnnarv proceeding. bin tin* .lu?iic? 1 formed hint that "lhar war no line of tall r ! ing," iiikI if lie didn't ??l?ot hi* month ?l t. i if he wouldn't fine liiin f..r contempting tl [, hniiornhlo court The permiltus was not ? e<l. handed to an oflicer, and the pii>om jugged.? Coffeeville ( Misa ) InUU'ujtnctr. Ilton Southkun ( hound.? Capt. Jone of tht) United Slates Amiy, ft Virginian h biith, stationed not long since at Henecu Cahldinia, had with him a body servant, slave, named Joe. One morning the Caj tain was startled by the news of Joe's hai ing shot another negro, and sternly a?ke him how ho dared to do so. Joe seeme at first cast down, hill rallying himself, an looking the captain full in the face, u plied: "Dr fact is, inassa.dat ar nigger wa one of dent New York free niggers. II > 'suited me, and 1 had to take Smlro I ground wid him." r ? '"'e The authorities at San Francisco r( I centlv ordered that all bar rooms should b , closed at midnight. They were closed; and in five minutes, opened for thr n r( day. A. I .ill, keen-eyed countryman ate into the court room at Detroit the < |10 d*y. during the progress of the rail trial. Stepping up to a spectator, In (j quested that the prisoners might be |K>i . out to hiiu. The man accosted being a what of a wag. pointed towards the a The fellow scanned the twolve with hit iv trusting eyo, and when satisfied will _ sciuliuy. turned to his informant and 1 I pered: "Well, they are a hard lookinj v' ain't they? i know l?y their looks I oiiolit to go to the Slates prison, every JJ* of them." ,j. As a very respectable colored gentlr ,ro ''f lloslotr, a dealer in secondhand clot! I,., was passing down iWalllo street to his of business, soino evil disposed person, X- HP l**hind him, threw a frozen cat ii. hit him on the hack. Instantly whe to the light about face, tho insulted ci t,| exclaimed, in a voice half choked wit all dignation: "I?I?1M gib five dollai to atiy geinmeu who'd point out de lio: individual what frow'd dat fieezed c ue ' ??? " ks, ' A funny story is told of a man who ri | a five dollar bill out in Indiana. In < u ' to lessen the crime, his counsel trie ly prove that the nolo was not worth five >w jars, it being at a discount. I lie pro is tor sail) he knew tho prisoner was ia- meanest man in the State, hut he di< es think lie was so all tired mean as not I willing to steal Indiana money at par. Mis. Hubble said to her hu?band, "I " j not take iny watch upstairs to-night, i so for safety I will hang it against ." photograph likeness over the inantelpi "s | "Ah," said Mr. It., turning to his b> 1,1 friend, "you are like most suspicious w r , I mm*: you want to set a watch over '! husband." <I. ' .11- What man in his right senses, that wherewithal to live free, would make >rs self a slave for superfluities? What that man want that has enough? or >-t is lie the hel'er for abundance that never be satisfied? i.) The attention of a little girl having I . called to a rosebush, on whose top so stem the oldest rose was failing, whils m low i,ml around it three beautiful crii in buds were just unfolding their charm* res at once and arllesslv exclaimed to her ys then: "See, Willie, these little buds an just awakened in time to kiss their m< gs , before she die*!" Dibilin had a horse which he call fir; 1 ' "Very odd name, said Oxberry. "N '' all," respondeil Tom; "when I houglil j it was a Ituy-a graphy; when 1 mount | it i-. Top-o-giaphy; and when I want i to go, it is Geu-ho graph\!" 'ot ; ' ,-e. ; A poor woman residing at New Fl B-?? near 1'elcrsbornugh, in the height of ci t ^ ' siasin, (her husband having declined to lllt her to the play.) obtained a pound .* lo half of "dips" from Iter shop keep' j,e i credit, melt?-d them down, sold tho fit |lt J went lo the "pit" with tlio proceeds, icr I Ok. whistle, daughter, whistle, am r'.s shall have a cow; I never whistled in 5s. life, and I can't whistle now. Oh. wh a daughter, whistle, ami you shall In ic, | man; I never whistled in my life, hi cr w hi>tle if I can. "Sally," said a fellow to a giil wh> It.) | red hair, "keep awav Irntn me, or vot lid set Ine afire." "No danger of that," on the answer ; "you are too green lo hu One moment! What an effect it lx~ duces upon years ? One moment ! Yi * Clime, shame, glory, wop, rapture, rest it! Death itself is hut a moment, yet el ty is its successor. I>' 1 "No 0110 would lake vou for what I are," said an old fashioned gentleman : 1 or two ago to a \oung would-be d?i ) who had more hair than brains. "Why f" asked .l<>e immedi itc'y. "Iii-causi* tln v can't see vour ears!" at I ^ i ' 11 i IIIIIIMMUH'* lir?? WCl'M)' I Mill. II, n | lished in Nmv York, lor* a column he; l(H "Tilings Wise and Olhei wiV'?I'lit 111 i x l (i e i* hardly in I lit* pn.|>.?ni?>n of ;l i I ho cockney* call "'alt* and 'a If," the "i ,i? ">g nowise e.pial to the "otherwise." at A vonng lady engaged to ho in ir and getting sick of her hmgaiii, appm of a fiit-nd to helt> her untie the knot bef< ?i- tvas too late. 'Oh, ceilninly,' he r*-j ir- , 'its v?iv easy to untie it now, while its e- a Ia iu knot." 01 A certain dyspeptic, whoso physical '** hililv to uoik was attributed to indol '* was advised hv a niedieal fiieiid that I only way he could ever convince peopl II was sick was to die. A biography of Robe?pietre, puldi * ill a late Irish paper. Concludes with tin lowing leinaikatdu sentence; "I Ins t-Mraoitlinaiy in hi left no ehil behind liiin, except his hiolhci, who killed at the same lime.'' I0 The man who c.ui crack a joke in h inimito after a fifty-two pond weight fallen oil his toes, may he called oxcru nt inglt funny. A schoolboy Wing asked hy the te i how he should flog him, replied: "If n please, sir, I should like to have it t?i ,u Italian system: the heavy strokes upw and tho down strokes light. Honesty >* tho best policy," said Scotchman to another, who had nam l"> escaped hanging for rohherv. "I knov ,l said the other, "for I linvo tried haitli < 0 of that question." A gentleman bragging of having k 1 n young panther who?c tail was "three , long," Brown observed that the animal ^ seasonable, as the tail was long cm not to l>e continued." Brown is a joker. '* i*i There is an Engli-di statute, where n hall goes to the King, and the oilier (u to the informer?the penalty being 1 , teen years' tramjiortatum. ;r "Mamma, ifwe cross the bridge at n mn?l we pay lolW" "Why," "Because liver will have gone home to sleep."' 4 ?. the ii?er never sleeps." "Then why h v a bed, mamma!" V ^fortune and misconduct wero I 11 twins. Our faults ate oft the parent of ' w< es, and lie who most declaims at ' wot id's frown, has generally done his ' to earn it. A person was boasting that he 1 sprung from a high family in Ire) Yes." said a bystander, "I liavo seen s s of ihe family so high that their feet c? ' not touch the ground." | Ono man n-ked another why bis Ik i was brown and bis bair white, "Becai ? lie said, "one is twenty years younger t e the other." '? liat grows less tired the more ?t wo A carriage whee'. f * , **?? ,* . ' ? H * * pped A Murrain Approaciuno.? A corres- |fj >ther poudent of llio London Times says llint an Iroad exceedingly fatal epidemic lias boon for a re aome time ravaging the herds of Central Jj,ne* " uiled Kurope, and Una now reached Konigsberg, ome- where ono proprietor It said to have lost fr npp, jury. three hundred head in a night. The wri- JL's.tral i dis- tor says; nett and ii the "In 1745, the same or a like epidemic, u"kn<?wi ivhia- was introduced into Kngland by means of 'l j nt, two calves from Holland. Iii the second (i?I ",",i they year nfter its introduction over 40.000 cat- mK l)ai ' ono j tie died in Nottinghamshire and I/oicester- nu t hoi shire, anil almost as many more in Clio ""rly N man During the third year remuneration p',, | hill" W!,s ?'ven by the goverment, who had or- w'?rd?. .1 id ?co <'w,t'd ''l0 destruction of diseased cattle, for muriy K com- no ^MV0' tl,H" 80,000 head, while twice as M<?'?r?\ ! i many moic, according to the report of one !".!! aim / . . i- i < i -)i?rial It elin" 1 e commissioners, died of the malady. J |.;lwanor tizen *n l',e ^,lir('1 y?ar 11 w,l# equally fatal, nor j Kdwnrd i does it ppear to have completely disapjiear- , hand Is; (o i cd till eight years n'ter." I Klsn'wt xious ,l,e continent every exertion is being at at 1? ?r,c?t tho progress of the infection, jj mid military detncliments are charged to lire*-, I* , destroy all cattle that lieconio infected in llemhrc hto.c |?rimSja> jf only one of a herd should he j A !' ' r ntackcd, the authorities older the whole to | l!' b?i slaughtered; and eordctis sani (aires n?e ' Uane \V established along the frontiers to prevent 1 < ! Mark 54' u the ingress of cattle fioin di"?liicts ir. which 1 jt*i?loiri 1 ,u I the disease exi-ts. If these statements are 1 not i t i r i r?olicitori : not exaggerated, the loss of so many cattle ,mSA?r ,e j must seriously diminish the supply of food plant, w | in Kurope, and may give ?i-? to insurrec- ihia rule shall lionary movements on the part of tho peo agaiust i dear; jde.?Boston Journal. Cmn'r cce.M j A Presentation Speech.?The negroes p ostorn employed in a pork house at Louisville, Ivy., ^ -ives. ' Christmas day, presented the superinten- , SiiW your dent with a beautiful gold-headed cane. ( A Jim Tyler, a trump among tho darkies, '., i " r n i i nvsr r>/ I ' spoke ai follows on making the presenta- im. , .' h lion: li I 111- / .. , FOUMET "Massa Ueorqe.?My respects to you, de docs ' - li- ' ii t ARE IN v antain ob tie niggers, and liopm rl.-it you > what ii i /- . M i 1 . i- lti-MEM will lie our ( allium all tho tune, and askin can i i 1 ,i- . i - OUIG1N, ob you to please cept clis cane, and wislun s -r.-fu dat you liiav never die, and I may live all i cori been do lime, and hope rial In de morning ob de ! other dis most general scmbly when Cubriel comes down the uv < l be- and places ono foot on de mighty see and ItC nson do order on dry land, and swar by him dat i, she liveth dat time shall lie no longer, dat you I>kar bio- may LT<'t up when de food inuml I .Ion I.!* v"" lX 1 , . | perform* have trumpet ami shnkiti off ilic grave dust, may t|,al |,as jther | lil? with the Mood shed millions and go! I have ( away up through great tribulation." ! ., , that 1 lit '1' ^' ,. 1 ''*ff amp ot at A Kentucky paper says it is getting to , him, he fashionahlo in that quarter to enclose a ami rum him, dollar with marriage notices, when sending dweharit him them to the printer. A goodly custom, I U^ uVn'U that ought to prevail everywhere. > |, lM(j eton Six Hollar* to printer and priest j to my ell No sensible man could refuse? j The n dnu- Fire Hollar* to render liim ble?t, war* !e tical And one to publisli tbc news! j ny that I ind a _ , , , to < >o ( i I slnw : we sntnelimes nrarry for nottnng, j ln.tti?i wi And black our own boot* at that! ; ??.interfi ? nnd And,still have bread, iihat and elotliinc, . Yt'llow*Tliough we dare not to sav we are fat'. bold. a . | yOU [fc'd Iter. Truth. w. iks, t Mr. and his liltlo son Chat ley bud not ; wero sitting hy the fire listening to ths mil '"'lib ?vc a . i*i.i i i* i soic* ir oi ... ! sic of a niatio upon winch the child s mother . it I ll . 1 ' , . i.i-i ,n was playing. Alter she concluded, it be.tig I > . u an , j j 1 ahont lite child's bed time, Charley was well. told to say his prayers and go to hid. ' ' nl^ ' ' vvfts hi* custom, ho kneeled ilown beside liis 1,1 | 'H " H.r mother, and with f dded linn Is and his " rn j * |ir?K riiiin ! head full of the music lie had heard, repeat .mr. it i l>ro" ed the well-known child's hymn My en iitue, , ?. - , , . Carolina No? 1 1 iy me .town sl.a p, Upon 1 pray tin- l. -.rd ruV iw.ul to keep; 1 ierni- 1 | nli hi I I u lie fore I wake, 1 Wl Top poet the irta.ieJ ' , . rtf ry. vou As may be imagined, (he solemnity of the |*|lt. y i dav invasion was sadly interrupted by the peals a l.i ?i?*.t . .it- of laughter from tather and mother. imvui.ti i - ? i-*?*a,Hi Cheerfully acknowledge merit in others, |>,.l!^rm and in return you will always receive the the aflii? . [ kind consideration which you desire. When Ksti-ni-t , \ in cannot coiisi-teutlv praise, bv all means ' " *' i<li*ii. tl,,. k?-e|? silent, unlet* there be a manifest ' r'spj whit w ,0,,S? deserving eonsuie. j ivisu" A linrso dealer, describing a ?< .! up I Sfflll hor-e, >a;d lie looked "as if lie hail been .'' rjt. j editing a daily newspaper." 1 to j Why do old maids wear mi'tens!?To I Is*!! jre it l keep off llio chaps. ^ ' A drunkard'* n-w i* *aid to be a "light Kt.N l'" house, wanting us of the little water that ,s, '? i passes underneath." V- , inn ? - AVr*i one..1, < *i-r Itynder*--1 h.- N.-.v York ruimpniiilrn' t lie of tin* It.ilt more Sum thus spi .ks of ('apt RyuJrrs, e he ri cent!) appointed I'm;, .I Slot-s mat shut: | < Kyndcrs is .Mi; vigorously in his ' v) i ,>d is w tli.'* lit * } s he is d.-iei mined t*? *!' I*.* 1 i? fol- dutu'S .it >11 li i/.iriis; ili a In- means sn i-tsni11 i* i i ill , Mil iiiit, iii I ?-. ntp | ,i 11 ii ii 11-r Iiiii i to \ \ I' l*i tlir kihm m be denliiir^rd. "If," * ?* In-, ".i . ? T t d I en 1 uj t * v ivv* % ,o l?,- c.O I11, I'll cat.-h lnni; i a ' 'he I'll was -l iver i? to la- pi i v. nt. d lr?> n nailing, 1 II Mop In r, 'he 'r an i tin* I ill. r uty hllle iimh i- r. add)' than '.lie 111 ea foi 'iici, uiol if hl.huM.-ts attempt Id brrsll (lie laws ' ' ' ? ! llie I n led Sl it**, tliey shall irct-lVc n?> tav?ir at Ul ha* ni_> liaiiiU I iipjirtive iiffillibusl* riiu; t>ut, oa I sni*! u*ed. iciat- "' 'he I ib-i.i.kvc. 'my f.t-linjj* at a man are one i !??el Rrn lli.ujf, inv ilui) as an i tli.vr another." *' Siepli. n ichor A Nuvki. l.icbsse l.ov ?Mr. Ilandfo rd'n hi' b. It II you to he* use ibc tb inkers of intojiraiinu liquor*, in- Z.-V i i the "" hii-i .l t , thf Asseinltly "f N'< wr York Suite, pro- ideal a c j valt-H lli.it n. |m.ts-iii shall drink stroiio IkjuoTs with- Prcp.il ' oul lii-t obtailinix a In-, use, which hi 'V be granted lwilottluii by any justice ol tile |x-uei-, oil the folinff t. i ins: All or. one ' or a l eeiiBo to .Iiink I i^t-r beer, currant and do- enclosed, >wlc nnstie will.?, 5tt cents with 'lie . ? For Strang b -or. 7.S rents peeulii.nl For wiskrv, and home made liquor*, $1. odes I'm- Fr.nch, <>rany im.t-ried brandy, Si.50. FISH For Champagne, IJurgundy, or any foreign wine, t'oluml.u 1 *500. 15A UN H No insrru-.] woman is to obtain a license ? tlmut ti.-Ui- \\ '<-*01 ili*. en s. iii ol her husband, and no minor without || || died coti?ciit from Ii s or her guardian. \\ YI.IK >H<rIi I he fceiifi'.-.in l?-rtvok. il in case* ol grott in- villi- and ^ i ix t-.-it -iii. but th * i.oi . ii * ii.>1 to apply to a Ii- .Inly ~2 (-in*, d eh-rg) llian or n in.-mb.-r of the |?v*a. No *. dealer is to serve liq.-or to a |ier*?n without the pro- S7' I ' one diictii.n i f the license, nn,l then only such liquor as *" half '* n ill'ed therein. Tl.e b II was referred to the committee of the iv OUr whole IN ? x- " I , \V*gon Ho so to Tiir. I'sctrtc ? -A letter-writer ' ' mm>, "ili.it tin- Stviit.ii) i>l ilie Interior has had n iMttti iK.tioti w i tli .Messrs Duujlar, W viler and \\'"l Ol.! Chapman <>f Nebraska, Rico <>t Minmiolti, and v v flic as il I>ctivit, relative In the wagon r<>n<l to tlie Paoti <>!enn, I coast, nutlior 2 vi by nil net r.f last Congress. Tlie | ;,m |>.lr whole i]u<-*ti<>n w;.s ] scussed, nn?l they enmo to the Matthew [lOrtl conclusion tlint there should he n general superiu- ,1 ,nt<< u, Oltr teiident of the woik, which is lobe divided into the Inn t< tJiP three seelions, with sul> superintendents to each; decreed ^ n"d it is said that Col. Win. II Nobles, of Minna- Ordinary *" sotii, was regarded by all of thrin tie eminently fit- Sp.irbinii ted for the general superintendcncy." 1 April tie hud * rsul ratal anil | Sioss llotNo or?The New Orleans Picayune tract of 1 *n\?: "Our intelligence Iroin all sources, public and oonti.nini pi irate, is wry ttnl.ivmable t?i the grow ing sugar ](.M bout! ulil i crop of Cuba. Travellers direct from the Island rath and i reiterate with the confidence of those who have rri|( (>| , . ' seen with their own < )<?. the statement is already their cont ' ,, made puhhc, that expectation formed in the eatly (liven '***? part .if the season will not l?e realised Some say ,j?n Julian the crop ill many districts will show a deficiency of1 .lanunr one third; others of one half; while nil agree that , . the w hols crop will not exceed that of the l.-ial year, which has fallen short, as anticipated, about 100,1 rtfto fv>*cs of that of 18.VS " FOR EQUITY?SpartABbnrg. SrARTXNBUBO DtsTHlOT. iunuull, cl o)., ? . Ilinun Bennett, idin'r. it il. Rill for Pnrttiiou. raring to the satisfaction of this Court that li Renin it, the daughter of Row land Hen- / hrr httabiind, If married, (whoso name ie i,) and Iter brother* Johu K. Bennett and ( Iviinett, William Edwards, Ibuuc Edward*. iJwards, Bennett Edward*, Jane Pari*, ( y June Edward*,) and her huab nd Win- { ri*, Ci-ha Tiite, (torinerly Cclin Edwards.) | husband Henry Ttlie, IS alley CUik,(forlanoy K 1 wards,) and her Lu-Ji.md Charles Inldreii ol Elisabeth Edward*, (formerly, , li HruneU) mid her husband Ripps Ed- { uckuon P. Bennett, Elizabeth Moore, (fort sabelh B? nnett,) and her husband .lames Sarah Brewer, (torinerly Sarah Bennett,) husband Oreen Brewer, the children ol ennelt, h illiain* Benneti, Inane WofFord, Lew is, (formerly Eleanor Wafford,) Mary s, (torinerly Mary WuffrtlJ and her liuame Edwards, El zabetli J. Reeve. (formerly h J. Wofford.) and her husband William | Mink J. Wofr.rd. Merrick II. Woffufd | ii M. W of lord, John VV. Woftord, Isaac ".>rd, Nnney E. Woflurd, and Mary llecna.ie llenibree, June lleinbreo, Johnston e, Merriek llenibree, Jmnea W. llctnhree, till llenibree,the clnldivu of Eunice lleinriiierly Eoinev Wufliiril,)siul her husbauil |i-mhri-e, both ili srf, who are children of olVord and Julie In* wife, who was a sister Bennett, d- erased, defendant* in I hie ease, mi and without the (iniila of this Slate: It >tion of Dawkilisdb Olioioe, Complain.nit*' c. Ordered, 1 hat they appear and plead, or demur, to complainants' bill of com i t li I it tluce months fro n the pnbhention of , or the name will be taken pro eonfe??o hem TIIO. O. P. VERNON, c. r. s. d. a. Office, Feb. 9, 18.*?7. Feb. 12 51 3m | ott's Yollow-Dock & Sarsa-! parilla PUT or IN THE I.AROKsT 8l2KD BoT- , ND IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO IJE THE | I IIS A I* A III I.I. A MADE, AS IS CEKTIKIKD 1 Wonderful Cures it has per- ' >, the origin AI. COPIES OK WIIICII , the possession OK THE PROPRIETOR. j Iir.u, i ii i.-i j-> TilK ONLY TUl'E ANI) 1 A I. ARTICLE. la, Syphilis, Mercurial Complaint*, Canprone, l'ln tiinnti-ni, and n vast variety of oav*, arc v|ioo.J !y and perfectly curiil by it this medicine. ad the following Certificates. , TiLuriioi*, Co., Al*., Jan. t2, .'Sitd. Kia: I wnd you this to certify to y.m itiat i u-t of Yellow I look and Sarsaparilla ha* \ <1 one ol the moot wonderful cuics on nie over boon effected on inuti. boon a Iffcted lor forty years with crupm\ log* and feet; in It* IT tbry tot bad f d to po on crutches, und in 184'J I hail one lutau-j above the kmc. In ubout nine 1 liter my other log broke out hi largo eating | ' ling nor,* from my knee to my foot, mid i ' ed n groat dial ot offensive matter. M v I 1 0 tmike out in larpe biles, winch disehnrguffensive matter, and at the same time my broke out iu large ruutiiug rores ucai ly >o tv. n.wry that I hare suSi-red for tlic lart two aunoi describe to you. I waa in such agonever rested day or night. ! tier la-t my son brought mc one of your uppers; I read it, and found rveirt ded some 1 01 con s performed bv your "Extract ?>t 1 Dock an l S ii-sap ir lla " 1 son: and pot two f it, and comiiionetd taking it. In two n my gioat n?tm mil moot, my ?iro? all beisv, and 1 could sleep nil night. a thing I done lor two years. When I had taken s. my sore* hn?T nearly all liesled. My t will .-?> if by onchantmoiit. 1 lave now ill light leitli, > o' y.nii "Extractnt Yellow I K ir- ipai tllii," and I now cons.du iu\?<ll oat all of tlic nfillc'cd to tiv this medicine, n ve it will cure any known d.vawc in the l.-iy aside ail prejudice nod ju-t try it, all I us great w-oith to siuf.-ting mankind, and In-lit t-i take it. t jr it w ill cure tboin is*- is well known in a large |>>r i ti o1 South , floor-?ih and AI ibam.-i. nnd if any sliou >1 ie above cure, | invite them to call on m-. II show tin-in tin- s -ars. I can t>e t-utnl in *i Co., Alabama, one luile (mo Sloe's 11K N V.I All Ml'tlllKS follow Dock Ntvi S ii s i|-ar ha is |n cu'iui!\ to females del e te hoahli, r siiluttg fl olo -itV "I mcllstiu ll <1 scbnrgfS, and other dis uh.ir t tin r to-x. The piopri.-h r lias in -- mi a pi eat ouiii'wr of oi-rnlieat- s "I cures i! n( lis almvr dosoripli- u. \\ -.- Assure i 't<d, that a tmttle or * wo ?.f |lr. fluvs-lt's ' of V v I l, -t, i.n-l Saisaii ii il'.i will nt 1 ?t ; t!i t> d Ineult.v* mid n-iint llieii.itil- I 'u up in q i i t Im? !|k? Pi iy ij. | p-r bottle. I Sold W ln?l? c.ilp and l?. Inil l?v il Mr ail, 111 I hnrlrrj Strrrt, X. fl. at Agent* lot ibc S,atili?i u State*, to u*ho ! HIL'sl be lllldl l t*t -l. SOl.D A I .SO BY llll & 11Kl N I I S! i, S|mi tnnburg, So. It i w \t.->on, utniitiho " nt; it it. NoN ?v Ni'ltitIS, Unicm vdle, " IIKVRY, (..itit?-itsv11lo " HARRIS, A; CO.. Ratherfordton, X C It "J ton FINCH'S iti-Rliouinatic PowdersII SPKRDY AND RADICA1. CUlll. . IIIIKI MATISM, II11 Kl' M A TIC GOUT AND SCIATICA. , tin- nuderaijjnod citiarii* 01 Putnam Imintv, cliNrlnll) bt-.ir imiiiiuHn i lie ir\ i-l l. iu-li'l Aub- Rheumatic P'i? iti-r? - *itiiit'lit >(" acute nr chronic Rhotifiin|i?m, -i-* li > viii-j Ik*--ii suoe,*?<ully treated It) ' GII5SON, within our |??-n>oiiiil l?n.-wi , witch ilose Powders Were principally j ntiam, M. D. Woi. T> Carter, I'. M iraliall, D It. Adams, irw-i-ll, Thomas R(~|ii'jl, lomnn, .1. Nit-lil,-win otlie:?. ! \ny reasonable number of individual c?-r an tin sirrn in attestation of their cftieney. "ed and *nld tiy -I. li. GIllSON, M. D . i Ga , at $5 per U-v. di rt directed to liiin, with the above ruin Mi l a deNcripti-ill of tile case, shall receive | Medicine swell ndv.ee at may suit any )' till reof . I I-OR SALE BY I KR ?fc 11 Kl NITS II. Spartanburg and M i; W. P I'll \TT, Newb- ii v; I, P. I 1 IT. York v. lie; G I. l'KNN. K*!_** AUDI,AW & 1.YON, Abbeville: I)r. MUGGINS, Darlington: RKKDY A , Climter C 11 ; M l? K ARl.lv, Greenthroughout the State generally. ?7 ly I I CK OF SO VTil CA R01.IXA. Sf'AKTANUl'RO DISTRICT. Tim COURT OK ORDINARY. j i Dmus, applicant, ri. John Glenn, et r.l 5 I h lend.nits. Summons in Partition. SRKAS it has iip|M*!ire?l m evidence to h 't t aeiurn ol the Court that Garland A. 'cvi-rly II. Glenn, Opiney MeCbiin, Willi*, duly Ann Gaucli, William Gaueli, 'I<tlni9i>nv iiihl A'n.ind.i .loltt>??n, drfirii- i llic nb<>ve ease, runic lioin ggil without "f tin* Sintc: It i* tin r?-l.?rc nrdrtfd ikiiI that they lie niul appear at the Court of , k?r 8| nrtanhnrK I > ?!rit t. to beheld nt urjj C?>urt IIoum*. on the 17ih df.tr of *t, t<> show came if any rx^t, why the e <>( Tvni Glenn, divM.,cnUMting of one ^ and, lyinon the water* of Tyger ritvr, ar one hundred and *,*ty mre*. more or ided by lands of A. Wingo, Adam MeKIotln rs, should not be sold. and the pro- f aid mile disposed of according to law, or rent to thcriime will betaken pro conftnta. tinder my hand and ami of Office, 16th J. R. BOWDRN, o n y99 dS I9t SALE AT TT1TS OFFICE r : . oiti^l* 32.&*+***<*> t ^*?;CA* ^ HOOKS: BOOKKt! Jplk rI"MII? subseribertskesthls method toinform tit* A oitir.cn* of the Vlltageand surrounding Cotinry. that he is now receiving a good stock ol NKW BOOKS. at bia liook Store, No. 6, Main atrret >P|K?ite the Court House, such an are genteelly used in Colleges, Academics and common RngVs Schools. A large variety of - ^ MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, embracing III8TOKICAL. BIOGRAPHICAL GEOLOGICAL, MEC11A NICAL, Poetical an< Musical works, of various sixes and prices. Some light reading (in the way of Novala.y^. RUTII HALL. Funny Fern's writings : TOSflL JUNES' COURTSHIP, Ac Ac. BLANK BOOKS. A number of H T M N BOOKS, used by the different denominations ol Christians, together with a large assortment ol FAMILY BIBLES, privet from $2.00 to $10.00, small BIBLES, from 1,0 cents to $1,50 snd $^.00 ; TESTAMENTS. I nun fifteen cenu to $|.0o. PRAYER BOOKS ut various priet s. Also a variety of small religious hooka,toy books, and I'nmcrt. A good lot of Foolscap, Letter, Commercialnnd Note Paper. Envelopes from common to the finest, Black, Blue and Ked Ink. NEW MUSIC FOR THE FLAV0. Between 500 and !,<iuu new pieces for the Pi-, ano, from the best wrnpstii, the greatest variety ever offered in the up-country, (We hope the ladies will cull and supply tinmselvis.) _ I have made permanent srrurigrment* with several large Book Houses in Philadelphia and Nev^ York, to exchange my Music W ork?the SOUTHERN HARMONY, St CASH PRICK, tor their Books, Ac . at cseh prices, licit. I will, therefore, be able to sail Books uid Stationery lower than rli.v I ? 1 " , ,m.rr<rr Will K'lO ii Spartanburg; nnd on I rf.n re in do an entire :*wli I usiuest, if the people will call with their mo-. If)', I think they wlilbe satisfied that they can buy Rooks, Ac., from nie, at cheap a? they can (at tjc. nl; in Columbia or Chnil.-ston X&-CALL AND SEE.^f WILLIAM WALKER, A. 8. II. Xy.School teachers supplied 011 liberal terma P. 3. If any person should call for a Bo. k ot I took* that I have not cot, i will immediately oricr them if ll.ry desire it. N. II. The New Kdition of the Southern II**MORT, top constantly on hand, whoKsale and raJiil. nt the CASH HOOK 8TORE. May 17 12 tf COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OK Sarsaparilla, Queen's Delight, file, For purifying the blood, and removing all diapascs arising from the impurity ot the same, and ia specially recommended for the cure of Rtieuniat sm, Scrofula, Erv*t|>eln?, Ulceration of the Throat and Lungs, 1'aios and Swellings of the Bone-, Tetter. Pimples in the face. Old Sores, and all Cutaneous Eruptions, N e u r alcks Affections, M-curia I Diseases, And for assisting the opi rut on and presenting fatal consequence* ot Mercurials in Syphilis. For ti c C??ntpowtiou of tins Proporntinn. and tha Medicinal Properties of ilic Qnetn'a Delight, Pby iciftiH nrc referred to th.-Mh rnd 6th Nos. Vol. 1, >t the ''Southern Journal ot Medicine and Pharmacy." The Slillin:in Sjlvntirn, (QurriTi Delight,) d- serves mueli more noliee than has bet D bestowed up 'li it. Ii has been u cd for the laal ten or fi'teen .ears bv -etrrrnl of our most dwtinguirlte.1 Phjsic atis. ami I lit 1 eve they have never had rrn-e to deny to it a high lank niie-tig our indigrnoto n dieal plants. ? (Ed. So. Join Med and Ph:>r Prepared 1.) K?'liifl?'k & hhriur. ('tieinisls and Druggists. N<\ 277 King street, Charleston, S. C. fv.tc Proprietors ?f the ?-!'tt?t?d i'altnelto IVfmf M*otcder% F?t making Buckwheat at d all k uds ol Cskss Biscuits and I-iulit lir.-cuL Feb 5 f?0 ly Carter's Sjiani>lt Mixture. TilK GREAT VERIFIER f'F THE Rl.OOD The Best Alterative Known! NOT A I'ARTICLE OK MKUCl'PV IN IT ! An iniallilile i.medv tor bcrolula. King's Evil, l:iieuio.iii?? < H-.- ? *? , ?........ r.i options, ritnph s or Pustule* *'ii tin Face, lihdchrs, Boil*, Ajturnod Fever, Chionic Sure K\ em, Ringwoi in, or Tetter, Seald-ficad, Kuhtrgenicul nitil (>11111 ill the BolllS it lid Joints, Salt Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers. SyphiI tic l)i ordnt. iiihI nil diseases nrib.utr hum .in Injudicious use < ( Mercury, Imprwli-Dte in Lit"*.*, i>r Impurity of Blood. Till* pre.it alterative Medicine and Purifier of the Bin.id is now used by thousand* of grateful patients friim all |wilis til the I'lined Stslee, oho (entity daily to the r< mnrknlile cores p*-rIorroed by y the greatest of all nn dieine*,"CARTETVSSPA21*l>ll MIXTURE.*' Netrnlgta, Rheumatism, S<r..luia, Eruptions on the Skin, Livrr Dnrme, Fevers. T ic< is, Old So*.*, Affulon of the Kid m i *. I > sc ise? 1* I he 'I bruit, Fi tiifllr* C'OTtiplnints, Pains and A chin? til the Ik>m? and Joint*, are speedily put to flight hy using this ;Ue?tiinabl? remedy. For all diseases of the llfood, nothing has ye he, n found to coll.pare with it. It lit ninu e the ystem ot all imp ir dm, nets gi rtly and i flieiently on the Liver and Kidney*. *tr? nptlo n* the Jfijrrul><ui, gives tone to the stomach, make* tlie Skin I'l-ar mill lielthy, alul rtrToii* the Constitution, enfeebled by disease nr blukilt i ow n by the ei e, v., * (.f vuth. t<> us pi stmt* vigor i.Co strength. 0 I or the t isi-a-ks or rrwsLK* it i* peculiarly appl e.ibh , ami uhinever it hoe become known la regularly presetilied ?ilh the hrppost effects. It invigorate- the weak am) debilitated, and in.parts elasticity in the itoin out frame,clears the skin, and h-avt* tin pat iiit fiish and Inalihy; a single bottle ' f lit i iii'-sliniabU ii m< ii> is worth all the so tailed Sai-moar lias in i ?i*|. nee. The large number of o llifkult w Ideh we hare rcoeived Irmii persons Irom all (Mil* <?' the United Slafi s is the Ik-?I etuitiiee that tin re is On humbug ill.>nt it. The I'm s?, hotel keeper*, magistrates, ph\sic inn*, ami ptihtic men. will known tithe -ii -i i .i - - - y. ..n ? ? ?? uinr M-Mnnony to the wonrffr* lul ihiftGRKAT BLOOD Pl'VUFIER. C'.tll on tlie iiiT" hi and cr' "? Altraww, and r*ad lli.- H ? ? !* o' n-loiiii-li nff i ui?-> performed by CAR1EKS SPANISH Ml XT I RE. (in mo.t casta WIIERI KVKRT T1IISU C1.-R HAD MRALLI FAII.KD.) l iit- limits oi mi uilti rliwfnrut will not Admit their Till in*, i ?n>n. W!H. S. AFF.RS k TO., Proprfflor*. An 3'?4. liromdway. A'oir York To whom nil nidi iinwl bo nddr.aeod. For talc by Jlruguista nnd Country Merchanta ii all [viru irf tbo United Sn.t.-s nnd the Cnnndas uid by KISIIKKA IIKINITRTI, Spnrtnnburg. ,I(>I1N L- YOUNG, Unio?i?in#, May 8 ?1 M U81C ! A VERY large selection of the /V boat and latest Improved 1*1VNOSef all kind* enn bo had at M J RAMSAY'S >IANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE COLUMBIA. S C Tie invito, ni.pvci.il examination of the late pa ntt-d improvement* in Unlet. Davis A Co'a.ftlt rated Pmnos. Every niano ia guarantied . .1 nno 28 18 J j C LOTHING ! CLOTHINC! tin F. largest stock of READY-MADE CIA)THING,enn bo found at Nov C 37 tf TOLLRSON A WIN GO'S. BREASTPIN FOUND. " I^OUN D in poaa.waion of a negro, a day or l?f ago. a large Camoo Breastpin, which tha wner oan hnvo by proving property and paying r tli?? advertisement. Jan 1 tf