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fL * 'I"11 V\ i ? i j ij i .* fco" . V ' rbi" the Carolina Spartan. " V ARTROXOMIC4L IXOVMJXSU. Wh Vt If I'd m Jfarruiv ity my brain, llici I'd mk? out all Ilia little stars; " ?v 1'4chido Oaoli one who take* in vain, " V ' A Tl? C?uio of Jvpittr or M'tr*. I 1,1 ' . t4. I'd bunt each man some Polar slur, ] Holho I.admit liuvu more than one, ton I lUil yet with ute you must agree, Ilia , 'Tht better to have hruthan nvtie> ?i * -St U'-T' I'd atop all moon shine, uoiso aud fuss, i, And though no //iyr?ln in strength, |Q? I'd Scale their /Tsit against their wish, ya|i A jut Whale them into good at length. udd ? M .. * < ' Knch lady should a IV/i'm ???, , And liound, hut not with starry lands, j For (Cupid whispers this to uic,) [/u ? jr ' Xbc stars have neither hearts iiov bands. , have no milky tcay, I Uut every star should sliiuo so bright, * V' ....... ^ That no dark cloud should cross its sky, To mnr its joys or sluidc its light. Mankind slumM never fight liko Ay*, 41 Nor stcul like Serpents on our path; ro" ' Nor Soorpion-like with poisoned words, ^'0 ^ Rail on each other, in their wrath. , *' -** I'd hare no Lions by the way, ' Who should the weak in pieces tear, at t Kach should I lie other honor pay; The 11roller with the /.< ?< r fi<ar. tt:r ANTONIO. |?i? RrAUT.v.Nuti^u, Aru. l.r?, lRtVt>. in -* - Jer ' How Ciodfrey liis Wife. wjf . IIY MARY K. CLARK*. . " Codfrey, old boy," said llcury Clayton, ' c, as ho tilted back his chair, and put his feet upon the niautlo-picco, " when is the rt Wedding to bo ?' , ? 'W huse wedding ?" Iu "Miss Laura Sorncrs,- or Jenny, which ^ is it Y" 4 " "I do not know, I am sure." ^ "Now don't be mysterious, (?odfroy;you j. j know you arc a constant visitor, and all ( "our set" arc talking about tho match. (Don't pretend you have not selected one , \>f the sisters." "llow do you know cither of them will have luc ?" "n? Don't be absurd, old boy. You, young, SM' handsome, talented, and with a large lortune, need not be over bashful. Come, be j ^ frank, which is the favorite sister?" t i "Well, frankly then, I cannot tell. 1 have ^vo visited the iamily for several months, as ^ you know, but 1 cannot decide. Laura is * certainly the handsomest, with her flushing k Mack eyes, and queenly manner; but Jen- j wy seems, although the youngest, to be the most womanly and useful of the two. J ^ Yet, I cannot bo sure of that. My en- . trance is tho sigual for cordial welcome ' j and smiles, aud let mo call at what hour 1 will, they arc always well drcascd, and aj?- , " |?arent!y disengaged. To bo sure, 1 always 'lL'in mornititr have to wait some time be- "R Laura is mblo." U'*1S "Pop in unexpectedly and notice the in- f'U1 tcrnai economy." 1 "Mow can 1? A card at the door will put en any lady on Iter guard, or oven the notice cut oil" a gentleman visitor." eon "(Jo there in disguise. As a washer- trie woman, for instance." \Vt "flood! I will." hin *'Go there as a washerwoman V cried fail Clayton. Inn "Not exactly*; hut I will obtain admit- ihr tanec to A4iiorning's privacy." Mr "Well, let inc know the result." wot Laura and Jenny Homers were the only ecu children of a widower, who although in likt moderate circumstances, moved in fashion- \v.i\ able society. At the period of my short 1.01 sketch he was about to supply, the lamented the Mrs. Homers' place after ten years mourn- mil ing; and although a kind indulgent pa- wet rent, had no objections to his daughter's the marriage, and, indeed, had told them so. the Lauru, whose high spirit resented the pro- and bublc supremacy ot a step mother, had al- his ready selected Godfrey Horton for her fu- wet ture husband; and Jenny, who was the sat younger and gentler in spirit, tried to eon- pill quor a careful concealed preference for the !au: same nerson. All liis !ittnn#i.?i.u .... cribcd liy her to a brotherly regard, though l'.ul every act of kindness and courtesy touched sue her very heart. hiti It was the morning after a large ball and gar tho sisters were iu the break last-room t??- wit gother. Laura, her glossy-black hair push- saw ed negligently off her lacc, with the rough savi 'tumbled braids of last evening's elaborate was coiffure gathered loosely into a couth, wear- jeet ing a solid wrapper, torn stockings, and lon? presenting rath-or am alarm ing contrast to ncsi the bciillraiit ball-room belle, was lounging win on a sofa. Jenny, in a neat morning dress, ove with a large gingham apron, and hair frot smoothly brushed into a neat knot, was ly washing the breakfast dishes. v.hi "There is an old innti at tho door, with hiu oolite Artificial (lowers," said the servant tho ojteniitg the dining-room door, "will you tin see Ihiui?" of i "No," said Jenny. her "Yes," cried Laura, "send him up." and The servant descended to obey his last outordcr. In a few moments, the old man came iu. > he He was poorly elad with a coarse blue ; situ cloak, which was much too largo for him. j littl His hair was white, and he wore a heard cnt< and moustache ot the same snowy hue. 1 hiti Making a low how, he placed the large bus- He kcton a table and opciud it. on 1 "1 have a hunch of blue flowers here," of n he said, taking them from the basket, "that an i will just suit your golden hair, Miss," and i;,n he held them before Jenny. Wli "It was uiy sister who wished to louk at of i your flowers," said Jenny, quietly. ( 4* Voa lii'iiitr llw-tii 1i"ri? " I 1 M v.?) W. nip nviw^ niio uauiil nil- IIU.S perious command. join The old man's eyes followed Jenny, es the she washed, wiped, and put away tl>o dish- nev es, swept the rooiu and dusted it, and then of 1 sat down beside, Laura who was still looking thai over the basket. ^;1V( "See, Jenny, this scarlet bunch. Will it not ho lovely, with a few dark leaves, to ?vc \vcar with my new silkif" 44.But/' whispered Jenny, 44you can't af ford it just now." 44Yes I can. Father gave nio soiuo mo- (;,x ney yesterday.'" ? 4<To pay the last dry goods bill." 44Well, I can have that carried to my -j jrivate account. jju 44()h! Laura, 1 hate to hear you talk of j that private account.. It seems so much , like cheating' father. jJ|ir 44Nonsense! it will stand till I am mar ricd, and then I can easily save it out ol 44 my housekeeping money." mg I should not wish to many in debt,' Mid Jenny the i" .J... 'ho peddler looked earnestly at the aisi. . " > 'V??U had better take this blue bunch, M ?s," ho said to lutiiiv; "if it ain't eonve- g, nt to pay for it now, I will cull again." 01 'No, 1 shall not take tliein." 'They are very becoming, Mites, hook si bia glass." 'I wi??h my liair was light/' said i.aura. ft should like to wear blue, (jiodl'rey llorsoid lust night that forgot-uio-iiuts were h favorite flowers.'* a fenny colored, and placing the bunch 01 in in the basket, said: 'Come, Laura, decide. You are keep- u ouo waiting whose time probably is w Liable," find then passing a chair, she b led, "lie seated, sir, you look tired." 'I am tired, indeed," was the reply. '1 will take that scarlet bunch, anu those cnuicliiis, and this white cluster," said '' ira. 1' lhit, sister, ynu can't afford it." * 11 'Yes I can. (.iodfrev Horton is rich." ? I'lie old man bit his lip. . 11 'Think," said Jenuy, in a low voice, "if l love hitu, how much it will grieve him, H' ic should discover this deceit." n 'Nonsense! Well, 1*11 toll you how to 8' icdy it. Lend me some money out of *' housekeeping funds." ^ 'Laura! steal from my father?"' 'There, don't preach." ' 'Miss Jenny," said a servant, entering c bat moment, "the dinner has come." fJ funny left the room, and Laura still ' ned over the gay flowers, while the old ii pointed out their various beauties, lie, c the meantime, running over the disor- v ed hair, shabby dress and lazy position, t ile lie mentally contrasted- them with t| iny'u neat attire. I 'Not decided yet?" said Jenny, return- ,, ; after a short, absence. , ], 'No, come here." 0 'I can't. Father has sent home a calf's |. id, and 1 am afraid to trust it entirely to ], rgaret. I must superintend the dinner, i ke the pudding, and the parlors must be ^ >tcd, and there is my white uiullc to be r shed." 'llcfore 1 would be the drudge you are," ;d Laura. '] 'Drudge! nonsense! I have jilenty c?f '| ic for enjoyment, and father cannot have 'J oinl'ortablc house it' some one docs not 11 icrintcnd these things. When I marry h i may do it," and she laughed merrily. 'As if I should not marry first!" .-aid " ura. "There, I have chosen all I want." H 'Shall I tall again for the change?" said " peddler. "I shall he happy to put the sses Soiners on my list of customers." 'Yes, call again." Jo the peddler threw up his basket, " ked homo, threw aside his wig, heard, I disguise, and wrote an ofler of lib Jmy.t! ^ I heart to Miss Jguny "omcrs, which i accepted. Laura Sowers had two sources of pro- r mi speculation. Une is, "why did f Jody liorton propose to .Jenny instead of v !*" The other, "I wonder why that old '' n never called to be paid for those ex- tl site lluwtfrs?" v Woman's 1,<>vk.?A Dkautifii. In- j' knt.?Six years ago, a young man just ering lile, under the influence of rum ?' imitted a crime against society, was * :d in tfii., city, convicted and sent to inpin, where he served out his term be ,s d the prison bars . liefbro his trial a ?? girl had j realised to link fortunes with i, and cruel was the blow for her. All 1 eugh the six long years, did she wait the day of his release. With a true c mail's heart she had believed him iimrv. t?innocent at least before God; and * j the magnet she held 011 her steady ' her heart pointing over to the future. * ig were the years to hint. Slow passed w hours. Seconds were but minute: h lutes Wire hours?hours days?days a ,ks?weeks months?months years, and years were like ages. Kvery tolling of prison bell struck deep into bis heart, : <' every sunset took another thread from ! ' long skein. Nor were the hours less v iry to her. Hope, that Messed angel, | beside her by day, and reposed on her i; ow by night. Some there were who ihed at her holy love?who sneered so inly at her love?a prisoner miles away, p t little mattered it to her. Others might I) er?>die reinaim d true to her heart ar.il 1. Ohers might point to a man in prison h, toiling away iroin uioni till night, !i hut one star to guide liitn on. She & but tho ! nest soul that might be & iid?or be lost?and woman that she , nerved hcrscli to hear the jibes ami s. Hhssed words came to liitn in his .y dy cell, words i f love, ol hope, of kind* V 4, and stronger grew tho heart of him K t had truly his better angel watching r bis unbroken nature. Kach word n ln-r lightened the heart as they slowwent by and longer grew the day 011 eh liberty was to come. Men visited i, and threw into his cell a maddening light on which his soul must feed, and i uhliiiglj shrink to the darkest corner , ^ is living temple. Then a letter from would dash aside the dark curtains, bock oil biiu to a spot of sunshine, ode, and beyond his present reach. ' io passed the year. Friends died, and ^ wept over them. The sin was long e more than atoned for, and at bust the. e sj">t of sunshine crept to hi*'cell, ami ^ mug hy tbc fcey\?vdo of tho door, led i forth into the bright rays of liberty, was conducted to the otliee of the nri? hy Met iiuw, and a citizens dress instead 1 i prison hi it given unto him, unci into (' iniHT room, where nhe, vim, years In-- j , hud promised before <iud to be his. i mt a meeting! 'Tin not tor us to speak t, I 1 )n the evening tram tlie two arrived in 1 i city, and were by one of o*:r divines < it I in marriage. We were a witness at ceremony, and never shall forget it? j ij or forget the eye moistened with tears! lappiiiess, nor the throhhiligsol'the heart [ ? t had so 1??ii_r waited and trnsted. Saved, Lil! May the future be sill tlie brighter the dark cloud that so 4ung lias hung r it; and true friends ho over ready t<> j 1 a helping hand. We believe in woi'v love? in woman's devotion?tjie ?| e after knowing the tacts above stated, p 1 bless the true heart, wherever found? r? [Mi/iraiJcic Sentinel. * ,ittlc Thomas Tittlebat is live years old. was in a musing mood the other day, liis mother nsk?d him what he was * ikiug alsuit? ' /),"said he, "I was think of tthl tun's." - I', I say, pat, wluit are you about?sweepout the room?" ro N ian wend pit,'*1 am sweeping out liit and leaving the ruoiu ' a) ? i ~ I _!! JJL1-1 . J A" R r. a f.i.v TM sttt kss i no Cask.?"T>ced, Iini.ster, 1 think shame to conic to )*0U,' lid an old dauic who hud nought the cleryman's kindly offices lor the same purpose ^ ii lour previous oocasio; s. "What's the matter, Margaret, that you j; lould think shall c to come to lne?' "1 >eod, sir, it's just this; 1 have eomo to }': k ye to marry me again." "Well, Margaret, 1 do not see that ye avo any occasion to think shame lor sueli purjiose. Marriage, you know, is honuihle to all." n " I 'cod is't, sir, but 1 hac had owre ? luckle o't already; I believe there never v as any poor woniii11 plaguit wi* such dcoin' c odics o' men as I hae been." n __ r Some gentlemen of a llihle association 4 idling upon an old woman to see if she <] ad a l?iblc, were severely reproved with c lie spirited rei>ly, "Do you think, gentle- h iun, that I am a heathen, that you should * tk me such a ijiiestioii Then, address- I p ig a little girl, she said, "Run and fetch ? lie Rihlc out of my drawer, that I may 11 how it to the gentlemen." The gentle f ion declined giving her tlio trouble, hut f, he insisted on giving then oitifar demon- c 'ration. Accordingly, the Hiblc was a rouglit, nicely coven d, and, on opening it, ^ lie old woman exclaimed, "Well, how glad * ii ? c a am you have come! hero arc my spceta- I les, that I have been looking lor those r \rrr years aud didn't know where to find P jui!" A travelling Yankee lately put up at a jj ouutrv inn. where a nuiuber of luiiiioeis 0 - - - - r> v rtro assembled telling stories. Alter tit- li ing sotuo time and attentively listening t<> h lieir folly, ho suddenly turned and aski <1 ( lioni how muc h they supposed he had been j fTbred lor his?dog, which he had with a lint. They all started, and curiosity was I n tiptoe to know. One guessed live dol- " trs, another ten. another tilled), until they j ind exhausted their patience, when one oi n hem seriously asked how much he hail p een odered. "Not a darned cent," lie ?pHcd. ^ ; A lady, observing a little girl apparent R y lost in the street, accosted her with the c uestion: "Whoso ehiId are you'/" "Child f f wrath, ma'am," erieil the little urchin. " Topping a courtesy, tis if addressing the * arson. The lady resumed, and said: { Where were you horn?" "Horn in sin. t la'atn," persevered the diminutive thcolo f ian. TO THE MERCHANTS ' OF TIIE , ?oulh and Woitfhwui^t. | WT k, Iiip undersigned, Mr.ltrilANTS OF 1 ' fV TUB CITY OF i IIARI.H8TON, s 0., | ncoiirngcd by the increased patronage received J ist spring, ami 1 v the assurances that have j eaehed it-* from all sections of the South ami outhwest, lluit our liOODts have compared ad ' antageously, ami cotnpeteil successfully, wiih ' liosc bought in New York, and other Northern | ities, ami believing thai, being round faithful ( i ihe pledges made in our former card, we ? fill receive Still greater patronage, have pie ared ourselves for a largely increased I'A I.I. i 1USINHSS. ' Our Importers and Jobbers of Foreign Mer- 1 handisc have all been represented in the mar- / I'lS 111 Kill nm* 1 llW Mlifin.r - - ! , I - e.l "? ' t y mcmhers of llieir respective firing, or Lj I gent* fully competent lo yrliri good-. for the uiitherii ira>lo. 'I'lioy liavo h night fur ciab, r its equivalent, and tlioir M-lcetiuiis w ,11 form nil and attractive Muck* f.-r^the in peel ion ot ho Inferior mcrchaut. Our facilities tor oh \ niniiig UcMKiSTIl' GOOHS direct fiom tin iiunuluctorio.s iiro uii>?iirpa**cd hv the tuerlimits of uny city in the L'niou. Wo, therefore, confidently invito you to inpOct our K.M.I, STOCKS OK FoUEION ANI' MtMllSTlC G'ttHtS, feeling a^-nred that all fliu may do so, without / /<V'/<//<v, will make ' lioir pureliasoM in this market. Our stocks rill he complete curly in August, when we will s c pleased to receive the visits of our old and i e* mercantile friends. ? J)JtV GOODS, ; (ill.I.II.am), how k.I.I. x co : JhIINSToN. < REWS .v CO.; CHAMBERLAIN, Ml LEU x \ o.: JOHN G. Mil.NO It x co.: NAM.lit. MITII A Co.; 1IVATT, McliritNHV.v i o.; , It AM'., UO\ I.STON x co.; J. S. I.. Ih ?w , B & CO.; PA DOW. McKENZlK & CO.; KEIt- i ISON & LEI 1>ING. I I I A U I > \>'A ! { 5 IIVDK, GltEOO .v DAY; WtLMANS \ It It'll: COt'ltTNIlY, TKNNAXT .V Co.; .1 . AIh; lilt.& co. J tools mid Shoes. I?. F. FI.KMING x Co ; It A IM1IN0I.I1A ? (?.: FollCKx MITCH 111. I.; E. 15. SI?> I?I?A 111' fo.. I?l MIIAM, TAl"1 x CO.; llA.Mll.UNi: WALTON. c;i .< >rn 11 \. IM lilt SON, SMITH x CO.; Coll I'.N. W I I.I.I.- ' CO.; WALDRON, EOOLESTON A CO.; EH < i IN HATES x CO.; MATTIIIESSHN, O IIA A x CO. , <;Rf>ci:i{ i i:s. GEO. W, WILLIAMS x CO. i CKOC'KEKY vV GLASS WAKE. whig: x S Will; ItItow \ X I'AEMAIL I >ftt<:'s Slll?l .Metliciites. II \ VII.AN H. STEVENSON .\ Co : NEl.SoN ; \ It I lilt; John ASH lit Itsr A *c.; Itl FF now in. , SILKS AM) FANCY GOODS. HOW EN. Ft 1ST Kit x CO ; .1 A W. KNoN. v I1W ING. Til UEK X Co.; Al.ltEKT LEM. If K; M A US 11 \ El., 1JUJtUE x CO. a IA1 IS, LAI'S, AM) STKAW HOODS. HORSlfY, .\\ TKX k CO.; F. 1?. KAN'MNl. CO.; It. It. WILLI VMS \ CO. Saddles and Saddlery Hardware. II \STIK, CALIIOL N .y CO.; JLVMNOS, | llo.MMNSoX Co. arpels, Oil Cloths and Windou ( ii rial lis. A.MIH'.IIT.n; lloWKI.L: .1A MILS O. i:\II.IF. m pollers and Dealers in Mines, I ji(|iioes, SO^jics. II \Fi:K. t IHiFl' .v UIAFKB; It B.N N l.KI.K j 1 OI.oVI.lt. lealer in Paper and Kim lopes. JOSF.VP \\ M.KF.lt. Ang. 9 i!3 j J Piles, Pis!ula. Tumors, penna- / lorrlitra, Venereal, &f. I vR. J. V < i.o|'T<>'N p. |h ci I illy iuf .? | f the public tlint lie 1ms nlunwl to Li* iniir in 111* N '4'S \ 11. LK. ALA. nil? r mi a I . f several nmtii Iih in Mobile, iiii 1 i? i?<I? i -? li - , rofessional serviecs t <? I lie n ill i.-i ?* I. l?r. C. fers to llio hundred* of cures lie ).u* ?>111?-,! itliin the last few yearn proof of hi* skill in ic treat moot of those disease*, liiintsrille, April 'JS, lHrtil, June 7-I I ly ^ M o IS. oriaslc's ' o r #; r T i O.vi; I; I#, Hiioi.i stn: i\n uin iir, 11 I :?<? Mttin Stru t, ('"/untfiin, \ (\ i.nfeot imi< i ii .fall km.I. iiiiaiil.iliii.il laily. t'lik-n, ir.it unit Orit'inti n'ul, t<> i r</??, <;?.// irk I tit I ill I// Any lilfl.mr,. \ l ii . ! pirictj ol I v ititd ftxry (J? I | j descriptions l?cc lo IJ ly ? J . 1 ATTER'S A.gue Cure, for tur speedy cure cv ntrrmittcnt Tovcr, or Fever nud Acne, Itcmittcnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache,or Ililious Headache, mid IlilioiiH Fever*, indeed for the whole class of diseases originating Id biliary derangement, caused by the Malaria of miasmatic countries. No one remedy is louder called for by the iccessities of the American people than a sure nd safo euro for Fever and Ague. Such ro are now enabled to offer, with a perfect crtainty that it will eradicate the disease, nd with assurance, founded on proof, that to harm can uriso from its use in any qunnity. That which protects from or prevents this lisordcr must lie of immense service in the ommunitics where it prcvuils. Prevention is ettcr than cure, for the patient escapes the isk which he must run in violent attacks of his baleful distemper. This " (Jen,:" expels he miasmatic poison of Fkveii and Aouk rom the system und prevents the development of the disease, if tuken on the first uproach of its premonitory symptoms. It is .ot only the best remedy ever yet discovered ar this class of complaints, but also tho henpest. The large (junntity we supply for dollar brings it within the reach of every ody; and in bilious districts, whero Fkvf.h ,ni> Aout: prevails, every body should have it nd use it freely both for cure and protection, t is hoped this price w ill place it within the each of nil?the poor as well as the rich. A reat superiority of this remedy over any tlier ever discovered for the speedy and ccruin cure of Intermittent* is, that it contains io (famine or mineral, consequently it proluces no qulai<in or other injurious effects khntcvcr upon the constitution. Those curi.il y it nrc left as healthy as if they had never md the disease. Fever and Ague is not ulonc the consequence f the miasmatic poison. A great variety of .isorders tnise from it* irritation, among which rei Neuralgia, Hli' iunnti-m, fiout. Headache, (lindliCSP, Toothache, I'.araedtc, Catarrh, Astliaa, Palpitation, l'ainful Affection of tho iplevn, llysterii s, Pain in the Howrels, Colic, 'nralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach, 11 of which, when originating in this cause, iut on the intermittent type, <.r become pe-riod?al. This Cohk" expels the poison from ho blood, and consequently cures them nil like. It is nn invaluable protection to iinmU rants and persons travelling or temporarily csiding in the malarious districts. If taken ccnsionally or daily while exposed to the inection, that will be excreted 1mm the system, ind cannot accumulate in sutlicicnt cpiautity 0 ripen into disease. Hence it is even more aluable for protection than cure, and few will :vcr suffer from Inte rmittent?, if tlr y avail liemselves of the protection this remedy af? urds. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, OR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC, ireso crinrpOacd tint disease within tho range of !.,ir aetion can rarely with-tand or evade them. 1 he ir penetrating piopcrtiis search, and cleanse, ind invigor'to eve ry portion of tin human orpansm, correcting it* disrated n< ti?m, and restoring ts healthy vitalities. A* a conscqut nee of these propci lies, the invalid who is bowed down with tain or physical debility is astonished to find hi* lealth or energy rest >n d by a remedy at ouce so limnlc and inviting. hot only do they cure the every-day complaints if every body, but tho many fbrmidablo and Intigerdns diseases, The agent Lelow named is ilcaseil to furnidi gt*tis my Ainrrh an Almanac, nntaining certificate <>f their cure s and ihre etions or their t.-c in the fi '.i sing complaints: Co*tireless, th ai (hum, IL adacht arisiiu/Jrun* disnrdi ? ? il ^toniacfi, \t <ist>i. I a i >f mil, I'mii tti and Morbid Inaction ofthe Ji -iri s, I'lututency, Loss of itf. Jaundice, ninl other kindred complaints, irising from a low state of the body or obstruction if its functions. They are an excellent alterative or the renovation of the blood and the restoraion of tone and alicn^tii to the system debilitated >y disease. Aycr's Cherry Pectoral, rot: thk u.vru> ct nr. ov ?oiik1is? Cold*, Influenza, Hoarseness, Croup, Hroiirhitis, Incipient CouMiiuption, anil for I ho relief ol" Consumptive Patients in advanced stages of the disease* So wide is the ftol! of if usefulness and so mtnrroua etc the cares of its cures, that almost Nvrry section of country abounds in person* pubu lv known, who ha\< been n itorcd fioin alarming inn even desperate diseases of the limits by its isc. When otuc tried, its superiority u\cr eicry jther medicineof its kin<i i> too a; pari nt to escanu )h?rrvation, and where its\irtucs are* known, the rniblic no lotmi r hesitate what antidote to employ or the distressing and <!: t:c< : ais alkali >ns of the lulnion .ry organs that are iu< idclit to our eInnate. iVIuIe many itiferior ri medic thrust ii|>on the -otnntunity h ire failed and la en wL, ar hd, this ?as gaint d friends 1 y cm i> trial,conferred h? nelits 111 the ; OIL Ml they call liexi r forget, and prr>lueeil e ties tuo t.umt>'Ui and loo leiuaikabli; to >c forgotten. i KKr.MtF.n ity dk. j. c. avi:k & co. LOW ELL, M.YSS. I>. I. >'c I. I'\\ 11 i \ . r-j i i.iiibur;* It. I". I' i 1 It it !e. and by nil l'ntjr 'ist> CVciy W lie Ve. 1!A \ II. V N i?. ST i. v ES ()N & <'(?. LIt'll ie'eioii, t\ L lc.-alc Agents. M iy It) 10 If i/'.!/ ;; <>/ surra < M:<>I.ISA 111 If. ' -lift uf t OtlllllOU l'lvil.-. VML'111. lloiu. VN, I vs. . Altai (intent. . k. SMITH. | Itolio, I iw i N ?\ Carlisle, 1'1'lT. Att'y. U* HELLAS the pi limitf* did. on the'JotI day "I Itoloi Wo his iloohirnfioi guitist i. i ).:. ,. ! mi, who ns it |s said) isnb 'i I w I tl.e In t^ i ! tin- M i!e ; w l. . a j t i ley kiewH with .i > i :i i i'|y i I the said dc liirnt i it i i^ hi ' - i 11 < ?: |i is there! r< ordered, That ihn snid ilefcn ii,, i :?( ?-. ,i ui 1 ji!? . I to tl" - id doelurn toil, on i i liet'ore ilo Jitlfh day -a i tobcr next Vol w I i i. i in' Li) OK* tin ill 11<I eight him lied uiid si\ty: otherwise film ti l i* imi 'i etit will then be givell lllu w ai di d nga.iut h n. J. Ii. ToI.I.ESOX, 0. C. r Oct. 27 o."? lq situ: of sol i ll carolina. In the ' urt oft oililiion l'lea.. ?i;N I \ M I N II. f \ M 1'1'dil.L, I 'iv KM'.v i: i;<U!0 j l%*lll.'.i ' <l?'1, I lie ^ j . i v i i tlcclnrni _ mi .11 In- ! ii i ii! w i:>' , ?3 it iv Mii-I (i> all i .it i. h i ii I u i 'i .? iiiniifl i?l i1ii> Sl-nie it 1 in- r ?>. n r ii i iu\v known Willi 111i - ii . 1.1 >ii \ Ii ii .i ijiy ol" iliu rni'l ilc ' u .i.inii iuir lit I -< i t eil: I: i-11 u) re tore uileri I, i lurt- the **iid di'fon till 1. i] ;?! !,'< I to l|it? vai'l ileelnl'll lull, mi 1" re I 'I IV ot Nowiii'if . \i win . .. y. ir t?f our lt??ri| oiii Ii i?-iii?I '.ii 1 nil I ~ixiv; otlierwUi 11 111 . V .11 I J: ell lie (tIM'l Ii t .iwnuli 1 : Ii.ni .1 v. u.iisoN, Clerk 80 IIO IJ ATOM'S ^ Ii ji v i i) ??* S a I o o n, PalmiKo Uoiim1 Bii*enifDt, !n!mil-e mi I'lnireli St., ninl Irmn ill* Maine I^lll^ I nM.-i.in. (,(_ i ,.iiliKir.| l>y a |>rucli eivi II \ IIIILII, i> now |.eniiiineiillj locntei - iilmve. nit'l prevent* to i ho citizen* of S|?nr lullin g hi 1 r s vicinity uih itiiingcx never lie re otlcieil. A call tv .?1 ioii? <I 1>V C. .1. Ill il'STl?N, l.ile of film le? loll. M:ii i'II I 6m )I.U llllK I Y Oil, I kii; -it i.y 11 iii.i; \ iii.im i. ii [1 M i y IV II ( nil-' Kcnirtly fit?' l?> ?|m i-fl< ll< tre.dy Itllw' ll< imaly nil?' Kiiitnly lilt?' l>y<|M |>ll?: It- MKily nil?* IC< in.dy Hit?' ll)'?|H |>?!? KuNrtlf nil?' !>> ! < I>f Ill Iitt'tly IIIIm llya|? |.?I|- Ki uiKly Bit?* l>)'4|'l J?tl<- K.lmdy Una tin Initial Unit Una III*' liiii|(??t ShI? Una tlir l.ui^ol Sale Una tin- 'ulc Una IIn- liHriiril Sale Una tin- IiUikhI Hula Una tin- liu iK<?t Snle Una llir I .< >?(< at Hale Una tin; ImiKiat Suit Una tlif liiii|(iat Sale Of nil y Mrdlrlm' In llir War III. CM any Mrdlrlnr In III* W orld. Of any Mrdl. lin- In Ihr Wurlil. Of any Mrdlrlnr in lln- Win lit Ot any Mrdlrlnr III Ilia World. Of any Mull. In a In llir Worlit. Of any Mulli Inr In tin- World. Of any Mrdlrlnr In Ilia Worlit. Of any Mrdlrlnr la tlir World. Of any Mrdlrlnr In llir World. JtHI.IHH) I'll. Ullf* . IIHI.IMMI |>a.'l*ll|tM IIMI.INHI l'urkll|(<4 IIMI.IMIO I'arltHK.f lini.iMMi Pni'kaj;ri IIHI.IMMI |>ni kllKM IIHI.IMMI I'mkHiul I.MI.INMI I'll! liUKCt UMI.IHMI I'm kiiK.a IIHI.IMHI I'm knii.4 Hold In Crorgln ami Sonilit'iirollna Hold In kriiriilii null Soul lit nrulliia Pold In (.rurKln and S.inllit itrollna Sold In t.i-or|(lu ami soiillit'arollna Sold In Ri or|(lii iiml Sonllil arollna Hold In t.rorttln ami Soollit nrollna Hold In tiroii(la anil >. oil lit arollna Hold In tiiur|(la an.I s.nilHCarollna Hol.l In Idoi'uln mid XtutilCarollna Hold In llinrtla uiul snuitiCarollua In Kuurli-rii .Monllia. In Koiirlri n Mnntli*. In Kniiitirn !HoiiIIi?. In Konrtmi Monllia. In Konrtitn Monllia. In I'iiiii Irrn .Monllia. In Kniirlri'n Monllia. In k'uiiili'i ii Monllia. In K.iiii li. ii ''looIlia. In kourtrrn Monllia. It la \V uiiniil.il lo l li?, It la Warrant, d ? t " 1" V.'arrnolid Inl ine It la \\ in i not. it lo I ure Ilia Wnrvnnti it to t'oras It l?4 Win ruiili'il (o l i?rc It la? \\ iiii mitul to i in tj It 1 h \\ nirniiti t to I urc It I* \\ itriitiif'il to Curo It If Wnnniitvd to l itre I* If Direction* art I'ollouiil, It Direction* i?n Followed. If Dlmtloiirtinv Folio %% ?-?!, If Dlici tlon* nit* K??Uo%vt?t, If Dlara tl?an? a?a? I 'olloatil, It lilt rlliMiM i?ri rolloivnl, II IMlU tloilM Off I' 111 low 111, If Dla?? (Ion* aii FoIIoiihI, If Ilia?? tt??iiM in? Followed, II l)li< ( lions ui e ImiIIioi ?'?|y Any t iur of Hy*|M |m?Iu A ? > t ;%?? of l>> *|N Any t iar of |>> ?jH |?*|? 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( Appetite, I.o?i of V|j|ti tllv, !.?? ?<l Appetite, I.oa* of Appetite, Uun of A |i|M tile, l<o? of A|i|M tlfv, I1 -- of A pp. lltr, l.o*a of \ |i|M 11 to, l.o-.? of Appetite, Poll! lo SI.ti- mi.| fnlo In s|t|t, 11111I Hock, f'oln In siilr mill ||?,|l| Coin In Slilr mill Dm k, Colo In mill Hnrk, Colo In Mill: ini.l Hnrk, Coin In Mill- iiinl Dili k, Coin In Slilr mill lloi k, I'oln in sli|r nnj Hoik, Coin In Sl.lr ami flock, Il la K-p<< lolljr \ 1I.1 |ifril fit Il I* K?|m< lolly Ailu|ifril to If I* Kap.. lolly Adopted to It I* K?|miIoII> \itof 1I1 <1 fa It In lolly Adopted to II la Kap. 1 tally Adopted to It la Kape.loll) Adopted |? > It la K?|m-i tolly Adapted to II la Ka|Mi lolly Adopted to It la Ka|oi lolly Adopted tv FYiintlr ComplulnUi Kiliialt- ( innplnliitn | Kintal* ( um plnlnU; V''< lllllll' foil) |lf lllllt* ) Fciiinlc i uiii|?li(liiU; } ' mutr ( oiiiplaint* ; l?Yimtl< < out plaint* ; Kriuuli < oi??plaint* ; l i mill' ( oiM|?ln1nl? ; Kt male ( orupluliiU; If PnHlurt ^ Hot nullify of Porni ll I'rmlui ? h ICoi <? ?<!!(> of Foriu ll I'mhiiiio I(oI iiiollf y of I'Nirm If I'rodiit r f tot unci If y of Kornt ll PnHliirrtt Kotmiillty of Koriu If l*iml in t m l(ol inollt y of Koriit It l*io<ln??* Hot mill Ity of Form ft PiihIiii ? ? llot motif) of Korm It I*iimIim?? Hoi iiilillly of Koilit It I'totluor* ftCotiniillty of Kornt In K? inn I I'M c*( h Tliln mid S|?nr?' llutilt In Kriiiitlt ? of i? Tliln hikI Spart* llalilt In !'*? mute* of a l lilii noil Spur? llalilt In h'?mall < id n I liln unit ^imif lUblt In K? inali s of u l'liln anil flntilt In Krinnla* of 11 I lilit and ^jmiit llalilt In K? malt % of a I lilo iiml ^pwrt* ]ImI>U In hnudi s f f it I liln mill sp?ri llalilt fn b 4 ittnU h of a I I.In ami ipu rr llalilt III KcuiaUn ofl a 1 liln and ipitio llalilt Ktcry lot a 11?I Miouht liny lot 111?I Micmhl Kn i> Intallil siioiil4 K.vt i >' lotilllll Sliolllil Ktri) liiviiiltl ^liuulil Kv< r> lioitllil Sliiiuld ! *.?? i> lnvtilM ?>l?out?t K?i ry tntnllil Mioulit i> Kvel)' luviillil Hhnultl Try Our I'.irkmjr. 1*1} Our I'm '!' > On?i I'm kngr. T y i?nr I'm knur. 7'i j (tin I'nrkHKii 'I'i J Our I'm Kukt. 'I i)' Out I'm kii|(r. Tiy Our I'ni kn^fr 'I"i \ Our I'm knur. Rnn.1 a P.- I i. t tl I - |'i ter? f>T tfiM I I'uu; N n >rli .?? ! IV.wvta.' U, \V. ?v. I O., l?t o|>rtrloro, .UM Iti nnil n ?>, Hf w Turk Fcr S<iIt in Sj>,irtanliiirg by ; DKiucisrs .nu ukrcdajits. Hcpi 15 2'j Notice. It'O hricl'i jrivo noiico thnl I willnnltv ;|...?i'iMi* lor my ilrl ii I lit*i my wilv 1 7. A THOMPSON, or tuy riititjrhlcr .1: TllilAb'SllN, in,.y C"iiirun in uny way. m coin).rl|. I l.y lit**, a.. I li.ivr (riven notice pn<l . i.n ' HKNR\ TIIOMPfM ' N'.oiio Si. n 1 uiun . . ? Soi'l 22 I k % ~~ T. O. P. VK liNON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ^*riLL PRACTICE in the Wwtern Circuit Vy Orrici?West corner of Col. W.' W. If \ It It IS' brick building, over tbo store o! Camp & Cannon, and opposite the l'almotu House. April 12 6 1/ J. 1*1. JBIford, MAGISTRATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AXl> SOLICITOR JM EQriTT, * HAS removed It is Office fruni Church Btroo lo the office adjoining the Spartan Otbec on the Public Square. All business intrusted to his care will m?? with prompt attention. Pcb 3 49 lj SULLIVAN, ELFORD & WINSM7T1I HAVE associated themselves for the pur pose of practising Law in the District o Spartanburg. Any business intrusted to theii care will receive prompt attention. Office on the Public Square, adjoining tht M AUTAX OFFICE. C. P. SULLIVAN, Laurens. J. M. EL FORD. Spartanburg. J. C. WINSMITII, Spartanburg. Oct. 27 31 9in REED & DUNCAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IX Kyi'ITT, AT SPARTAN III'KG C. II. All buainesi intrusted to I hem in Uw and Equity wil be promptly attended to Otlicu ucxl door t< llardy, Agucw &, Co. J. P. KltKU, D. U. DL'XCAX April 12 G tr Wright & Orr7 ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Otfiee in Mnj. Legg's llriek building, nex door in 1! ibo A Edwards' law oilice, up at airs Spai'tuiihiirg. 0. II. J. D. WutUHT, " Spurtaiiburg C. II. Jts. L. Our., Auderson C. 11. Jan '! 41 I'nrrow A Wliitucr, A T T <) U N E Y S A T LAW. A*17"||,L practieo in the Courts of Spartan If burg and adjoining District a. lllflCB AT Sl'AUTAMiLUW C. 11. Pot 21 4i u A. T. Cat is, ATTORNEY AT LAW. VirILL PRACTICE in the Law Courts o j J the Western Circuit. .Mr. may always be found at the office o the Carolina Spartan, Spartanburg 0. H. I?<s: 2 49 If IA> 11,1.1 ill F. J?M>, Attorney at Law LKNnlil, C.\I.IIWKI.L, CO. N. % % T I LL be in aikml.itivf at nil oftlinCourt* both County mul Superior, held nt Co liuiiluis, l'ulk coiiiii v, mill at Henderson* ilh IIcudcrsoit county, N. C., nrul will mien promptly to all busings* intrusted to his car in Western N. C. lU i itucKi K.H.?J??. Farrow, esq., Siiupso lJolio. esq , John Uouiar, esq., Spartanburg t II., S. 0. March 1 62 1J William l.tH-kwood, . TA IL(? K , UAS 'r??uil to Looms over Foster . JuJJV opposite t lie Court House. 'I'banl tul tor ! im favors, lie ajk.3 u liberal patrona^ for t lie l ut me. July 7 18 tf I>. K. II tttlsou, F V S 11 11) N A II L K T A 1 LOU. W'till.lt respectfully inform the citizens < ? T Spartanburg I uat lie lias opened * Sill I in Hrick llmge. on Church Street, where I will he pleased to all w ho may favor hi with their patronage. J.ia J i 47 , J r II. I>. Ottcu, F AS1I 1 O N A II L ? TAILOR, * Vfltl hit return lii> thanks for past faro IT nti'l i-k a coiititmance ol" tho same, lie may 1?? found over Manly a Agaca Hard ware Store. Jan ? 46 l>r. Win. T\ Kitvuel \\ni.l. practice MEDICINE and SCUOF.I! M (in connection with DKNT1STKV,at tl Otlicc) in Spartanburg ami its vicinity. tKli on Church Street, No. 2. Ilrick Unlike, up Moil Residence ut l>r. L. C. Keiinerly s. March 24 4 Jy Dr. W. C. Itctiiiell, lUi NT I.ST, OKK1CK with i?r. J. J. YF.KNnN. ov tttliee of Hawkins, Choice ?V, Kvir 1 Church Street, Urick llaugc, t'p.uimiburg II., S. C. Jan I'd 4* ly 1>U. I.. C. hIAH DV 1 I AS lll'.Tl UN EH, aud lias resumed t J. J. duties of hi? profession. Jail 12 4"? f t't ISt't lillcr cV >011, WATCH MAKKKS, VNl? Manufacturersof Jewelry. Repair.' i?t" flocks, \\ niches, -Vc. All work i trusted to them will uieet with promptness a: despatch. Mm ci. iS 4 it MATTRESSES. VT JOK'S IlARllKK SllOf, over Haul; Hardware Stm-e, can alway. he luutiii largo h>t of superior M ATTUKSJSKS, of 1 sizes. in i U of excellent materials, and at uio. rate price*. IV I. lb 60 11 Tito State ot South Carolina In tlic Court of Coiuinou I'lcua. . 1). W. MOUKK. | vs. AitaclimenL J. K SMITH. ) I'm.ho, Kdwarda \ Carlisle, IM'flf. Ally. 1ITIIKKKA1S the plainiiff did, on ilio 2<' fy tlay of Owtober, tile I.i> dcchirati j against the dcfcudiuit, who (as it is said) is i sent from and without the limits of this St* and has neither wife nor attorney known wi in the same upon whom n copy of the studs clnraiion lutein he served: 11 is therefore ordered^Tliat the set J dcf. . l.'ilit do appear and plead to the said d eel ft: lion, on or before the '2?">ih dny of October ne which will he in the year of our I.ord one th< sand eight hundred and sixty; otherwise fii mid iihsoluie judginuat will then he given a awarded against hizn. J. U. TOI.LESOK, c. c. 1', Oct. 27 36 Mill: OF SOI Til < *?noi.l\ In the Court of CoiitUiou fleas. 1). I. & I.. TWITTY, ) vs. V Aiiaolnucnt. K. M LANK J Heed, Vernon & Duncan, IM'fT Att'ry. \\T "i:i!KAS the plaintiffs did, on the II I T day of \pril, file their declaration agni: he defendant, who (ax it is said) is absent fr. r and w ithout the limits of this State, tiud lias n * tlicr wife nor attorney known within the ?a upon w hom it copy of the said declaration iwif '' be served: It is therefore ordered, Thai the said deft d.int do appear and plead to the said deelat lion, on or before the 17th day of April ue: I which will he in the year of our l.ord one the sand eight hundred and sixty-one ; otherwi final and absolute judgment will then be gir and awarded against him. [ re J. II TOLLESON, C C. P. ci i . .._:i in I.I.I- SI|I||| I" 4 ^ \ N H ? JLSIanks! lilanks!! s ly tOK y.VLii AT TH16 OFJ'jLfc v * m & 11 i in 11 wool), KDDY A CO.'S il DELAWARE 1KB MII8I)B( mntLDTTKtiXI I CAPITAL 1'RIZI, M ! $ 70,000! I Wood,Eddy * Co., Manager*. The Managers' Office are located at WftmlngleeDelaware, and 8t. Louis, Mhlovii The following magnificent schemes will be , drawn in pnblie, under the Huperintendance of 9 t Hvtjru Commissioners, appointed by the Owecnwr. Wood, Eddy * CoM Lottery, 1 Cli.VHM TVo. 484. Draw* on Saturday, 8epUmb*r 22, 1M0. V 78 NUMBERS?13 DRAWN BALLOTS. > 1 CU.4\D CAPITAL PRIZE Sf || * #70,000 ! J S . 1 Prize of $40,000 J 00 Price* off1,000 1 44 28,370 108 " 600 3 44 10,000 00 " 126 ' M * 3 44 C.090 06 100 3 " 4,000 or, 80 3 " 3,000 06 44 60 3 " 2,600 4,810 44 40 9 27,040 44 20 *11 82,390 Prizes amounting to 11,171.960 ~M NEARLY 1 PRIZE TO EVERY 2 TICKETS. M Whole Tickets $20; Halves $10; Quarter* ft. "**. 9 Certificates o' packages will be sold at the II i following rates, whiqb is the risk : t 1 1 Certificate of package of 20 whole I tickets $299 00 ? 20 half 140 60 44 ? 44 20 quarter 74 76' < " " " 20 eighth IT 87 SPLKNDID 8C1IEHEI_ s TO RF. DRAWN "i" W ? EACH WEPXESDA Y IX SEPTEMBER. . \ Class 124 draws* September 6, 1800. Class 130 draws fcieptetulier, 12, 1800, Class *148 draws September 19, 1800. Class 400 draws September 20, 1800 NEARLY OX IS PRIZE TO EVERY TWO T1CKKT8! ?* 7S NUMRFUS?11 DRAWN 1J ALLOTS. 1 Capital Prlxc of *:*A,ooo. 1 Prize ot *IU.CX.0I (31 44 $100 t3 44 4,6uo (34 76 $ 1 44 2,327 (3 1 44 60 . 10 44 1,200 04 44 6(? JL 30 44 l.OtXl I CI 44 80 60 44 2<H? I 5.604 44 (H? f 2bj " 1 jo I 28,224 " 10 I > :I1,4I2 Priiw Amounting to $678,567 I Wlede tickets $10?Halves $j?Quartern $2.GO. I Certificate* of packages in I lie nhrt4e Schema, I to be ilnvq each w cdnesday, will Im sold at I i lie following rates, which is (lie risk? I Certificate of packages of > whole tickets 141.00 I ' 26 half ' 76. Go M I" ?? " 20 <{iuirter 36.26 1 in ordkkimo tii'kktu ou ckutiticatks. Enclose the amount of money to our u<ldre*s For what you wish to purchase; name the Lot'1 tery in which you wish it invested, ami whethe er you wish Halves, Wholes or Quarters, on receipt of which we send what is ordered, by first n mail, together with the scheme. ( Immediately after the drawing, a printed drawing, certified to by tlio t'ooiuiissioners, will be sent, with an explanation. tkif Futwhnsers will please write their signatures plain, and give their i'ost Ofhe, County and State. i All comiuunlcations sirictly confidential. j i All prises of ?I.ihhi mid under paid j jo immediately after the drawing-?vt her prises at j ilie Usual time of 40 days. j Our Single Number Lotteries, Capital 1'riio S.'itl.tKJtJ, draw every Saturday. Whole tickets $111?Ihilvis .>">?Quarters |2J. t >nlcrs for Tickets or Ccr till cat es to ba addressed to \Vt hiD, El)l?Y .N: CO., Wilmington. I tel. I or, Win Hi. EDDY A CO., St. Louis, Missouri " W3X..TIie drawings of W .?!. Eddy, & Co.'s u fin)'"Circulars containing Schemes for the mouth will lie sent, free of expense, by addressing a- hOuvc. Lotteries are published iu the New York Herald. New York Times. New Y'orkcg St nut- Zcitung and New York Express. r( August 2" 2o tf ,8 LOO K A T THIS! . ( IV < > HLANKH!!! CKAN 1> ALL I'KI/.E SCHEME FOR SKI'TKM ilKK, IMKI! 4 V GEO KG IA STATE LOTTERY, J 5 Mc&INNEY & CO., MANA(iEBS. *"* Authorized by tper.ial Art of tht IsgialeUmrt. /: VEH i' TICKET A I'lUZK. OA PIT Ah PK1ZK $GU,0(M)! Ticlicta Only SIO. Halves, Quarters and Kightlis in Proportion. er To be drawn each 8:ihniKiy iu 1SI>0, in the <?. city ot Savannah, Heorgia. C. Class S7, to be dtawn September 1, I860. Class 88, to be drawn September 8. 18t'?0. Class Sit, to be drawn Sej?teniber 1 j, IStiO. Cla-s '. (>, to be drawu September 22, l8t?0. Class 61, to lie drawn September 26, 18C0. ,,c MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 Prize of $l.n,UOO is $60,-000 ? 1 10,000 1 " ?>,<M)0 is 9,000 1 " f?,?H)0 is 6.00H N 1 ' i ??{! is J 1 " UJHM is S.0OO 1m1 1 44 2.UMI is 2,000 | I ? l,,*iO0is l.oOO 1 " !, **> is 1,000 - 2 " ?MM( are 1,000 2 " 400 are 800 2 " 300 are 000 )*'? 2 44 200 are . 400 * 100 ?? 1(M) are 10,000 *1' 100 44 75 are 7.500 KM) " 50 are 5,000 25,000 Prize* ,4 ?8 $200,000 25,000 Prizes uf $2 6,000 60, .305 Prizes amounting lo . . . $375,000 I*'//,/. UK f>Jl.I ll'.V T1H8 MONTH. Certificates ef Package* will he sold at the following rales, which is the risk: Certificate of Packages 10 Whole Tickets $80 16 Half " 40 . , " 44 16 (Quarter 44 20 16 Eighth 44 10 loll " th T1IK GOLD MINE!! ALL* l'KIZKS AM) 50 BLANKS ON ^ The Three Number Plai ! Which takes place orcr^ Wednesday and. ra Saturday in i860. > x, 78 N U M B L P?13D U A W N BAl.UVM r ??- } h.'ite of : : : : $25,400* d j Prize of : : : : 6.44tit nd 1 prize of : : 4,4*8* ' 1 Prize of : : : : 2^0 , 4o Prizes of 175 are : : 7,000 j -to Prize of 125 are : : 6,000 40 Prizes of 112.50 are : : 4,50ft A, 102 Prizes of 100 are : : 16,20ft 65 Prizes of 25 are j ; 1,625 . 65 Prizes of 20 are : ; 1,300 ? 05 Prizes of 15 nrc : : 975 65 Prizes of It) are : ; $604.SK> Prizes of f) are : ; 43,240 27,040 Prizes of 5 are : 135,200 1th ' 13,680 Prizes of 1 43,680 iiu 76,076 Prizes amounting to $206,696.00 * ? ' WIIOLK TH'Kl:TS $5. SIIAMKX IN* me vnorouri os. jht is oni>KUIN?i TH'KKTS OR rV.ttTlriOATKB. Kuclo<<e I lie money lo our -address for the n" tickets onlewl, on roc- d pi of ?hich they 'will be forwarded by hr*t mall, Purchasers can ' i,f have tickets ending i ,\ any they may designate. Tlie lint of draw numbers and priies will be *n ?ent to inircliaiei s immediately after the draw iwpAll ennimuni itloua strictly confidential. Onlfts for T iokoia or ("crtificatcs, by Mall <?w Express, to b t directed to McKINNEV tl Co., davaauah. Oaf AugbUl m i m'o I 5 -