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J. M*v,^, ^ffl jjTI." ' ' |?l lUi III I. \. Weit?r4r Women, t "New York ladies are fearfally tmd w : - *r*Uy made. They have a great mi uaaoeoun table crotchet* In their pre little heads. It's the height of tho iu " * to parry.-? fkt, puffing poodle dog about their arau, or lead him bv a gihl >d eiu . But if a lady cairies her baby herself, i looses caste immediately." -? Tho. above, remarks made by J George Washington WyUya, in Life Ji - * trutml, "erOUO up euo of the btroog-mim and strong-armed women of tho Wes Mr? 1 Frances D. Gage?who writes to Jsife, sousibly and sarcastically as follow "Nursingpoodle dogs,1' forsooth! Th - < i is uo obanoo for dog-nurwug out here can tell you. Sueh-things are not thou, ut) women of tho West do thoir own wc and hired servants are so out of all repi that one Cau not got more than a dolls week, though they are scarce as In teeth. The woman here that don't do own wort, sew una wmtn tor.mix, tune c ot two babies?one two years and the ot three months old; isu't considered: muu) a woman,'"uo how." Women work,4 i men aro I'calthy, strong, long-lived; t don't love to bo pute uud hcndschey; t have duties uud cure?; cuu cut pork i bonus, uud go to lucctiug without glo take euro ofsick friends, uud wutch throi long, weary night , by the pillow of a j neighbor. 1 huvo known them to turn out and for unfortunate families, uud get up sew circles to help the widow and father! Tbcy go out to take tea in good ca dresses, and it is not ho fashion to k folks waiting three-quarters of un li before oven u servant girl appears to o ; it to say, "not at homo. Western womcu go shopping, but t take the beets una turnips, chick* choose, blackberries and raspberries, exchange them for blue check and stojj -that their stroughunded boys may not i the bito of rattlesnakes, or mad dogs August. '1 rading done, they speed homeward retresli themselves by getting dinner, cat corn dodgers, or hum and eggs, w out a dream of indigestion. Their c drun do not half die (guess you woul< think so if you could look iusidc the In at bed-time,) and their husbands d brake up uti ess tlicy have invested the drop with some merchant who has h dabbling in stocks, to help soiue New V lady's husband out of a fix. "Now Y ladies'' uud "Western women" are two iercnt species of the human. We could find you western ladies 1 arc not tho lineal descendants of farm nnd could claim nativity, in fouic of brown.it one fronts, and their parentage f the snobooraey?there arc plenty in prui doui. Hut wc dont't set any store by and could snare New Vnrt fimnrdllioi a 'HircaJlul site,"if they want 'em, it tn monstrous little of the like to do uh here, ami not mistake. But dear liib w not women to sparo?no, not one. K whole-souled, loving true woman?w mother or sister?is a treasure in tho la Tho level prairies and beautiful swell bills and valleys, with their 1 lxur groves and lofty forests, havo homes 9 them all. The stilled city oilers no ull< incuts. And if Mr. Tracy, or any ot phylunthropist, can gather up u colony those "poodle-dog" nurses,or money-s^k ing"shoppers" and send them out to Eg to help us gather in the amensc crop blackberries, strawberries and ruspber that is just tempting us out iuto the fi and tb.e woods, we will promise to take pale out of their checks (at least, half tho tv 4y four hours,) and give them exercise w out the aid of gymnasiums. We can pr ise, without any fear ofu failure, to set e* nerve, and bone, and muscle in motion be October?if only with the shakes. But bless us, what's the use of talki New York inci g arc no more like Wesl women than a music box is like a sen luucmne, or a theatre like a railroad, u opera like an agiicultural fair. "The no account," said old Charlotte, as a dozen of the former flaunted by?"the trash. IJangVm with silk and riht from the top of their heads to the sole their feet, and 'twon't help'etn. The 1 never strikes in; it always works for inside out." A Beautiful Extract.?Beautifu old age, beautiful as the slow drooping i low Autumn of a rich, glorious Humn In tho old man, nature has fulliiled work; she loads him with fruits of a ' spent life; and surrounded by his cbildi she rocks him away softly to the grave which ho is followed by blessings. ( torbid that we should not cull it beauti There is another life, hard, rough, thorny, trodden with bleeding feet aching brow, a battlo which no peace lows this hide of the grave; which thegr gijis to finish before the viotory is v and strange that it should?this is highest life of a man. Look buck al tho great mines of history, there is n whose life is other than this.? Hesftj sUr Ih cicw. Rac.aciols Old Lady!? Says Mrs. 1 tin ton : It is a very good thing to lmvo a g husband, though tho chances of gett one are as uncertain as a lottery at a re ious fair. Now there is Mr. Bess wh in Colifomy is u husband worth having, he was always acidulous to pltnse his \ when lie was at hoino and lias bocn u< milting ever since lie lias bee i uv There's mi much difference beTwhen pen gracious me, as 'burets betweou anybt 4 A shopkeeper purchased of an Irish mull a quantity of btiUer, the lumps which, intended for pofSrfls, he weigher the balance and found Minting. "Sh it's your own fault if they ufc light," * Biddy, in reply to the complaints of buyer; "It's your own fault, ftir, for wa< it with a pound of your own BOnp I bou hero myself thnt I weighed tlieiti witl Tho shopkeeper had nothing tuoro to i o;i that subject. ? Takinii Tiunos Litbkai.i.y.-?4<y it please your honor," said a lawyer, dressing ono of the city judges, in N Orleans, "I broaght the prisoner from . on a habeas oorpus." "Well," said a low in an undertone, who stood in the r of the Court; "those lawyers will say a thing; I saw the man get out of a call the Court door." A glass of soda water was offered b ci unlry lad, who rejected it with tho gn est indignation. " l>o you think I an salamander," >uid he, " to drink water b ing hot ?* m 11 Wbltc and Slave Population fa ou-- . -v~ the South. ui MY B/ the c?d?ui of 1850, the aggregate number ai ,?tv of slaves lu the United States was 3,204,313. t) 'J Of this number, 2 46,658 were of mixed blood, a .* mulatto**, &v- The number of unmixed aegro , in blood was, tliurofore, 2,487, 466. The free black . lit* an.l mulatto population urns 431,595, In the Jul- 19 she lowing proportions: It ticks, 275,400; tuul&ttoes, U la9,Cb?.>. ' . ?J, The entire white population bj the same -con *rs' sus was 19,658,068. 7 (<** The aggregate was ns follows: White*, 19,- " (led 553,008; Slaves, .8,204.343; Free blacks and tl t cuiorod, 454,495.. Total, 23,191,870. l> the Tlie number of freu whites by the same ceo- y| sus was divided us follows botweeu the sfive- sj rs" holding and nuu-slavohi>UMug States t Nouer0 alaTehulding States, 13,830,450; Slavcholding s >, I. States, 0,222,418. Total, 19,568.008. ?< eht The white population increased between 1840 al and 1800 from 14,195,096 to 19,555,00$?a po*i- c, ' live inoreaso of 5,3n9,273, or iui average of ,j 37.75 per cunt, on the tiggi'i y ite of both scotione. tr u The ratio of Increase in the uon-slavehohlliig u in's States was larger than it was in the slavehold- 0< hor ing States for that census. The non-slavehohl- n rn 'nK increase for white popuiatii exclusively ? 7 wo* 39.42; in the slaveholding 8. * 34 20; a j *1?'" difference of about 5 1-3 percent, for on years. I of Considering the immense InHiix of immigration s< wo- into the Northern Stale*, the smalliicss ol* this ? boy excess was noted as remailtable. C i At the same rate ??f increase the two sections \ will show by the census of lHtJO auU White"Inhabitants of non-sltiveholdlng States ii ves; 18,32'.!,741; Wltlto inhabitants of shividiohliug q ix*vb States, 8,203,593; Aggregate white population, / >oor 20,623,337. ) Uudcr the no ' census, therefore, the pro- ' portion of tlie white population in the two seo-* U . lions, towards each other, will very nearly a show: noii sUveholdirig, <?'.> per cent.; slavchold- v ess. ing 31 per eetu. The iiou-slaveholding .States | lieo w,'l have largely mute thuu two-thirds of the whole white populntion of the Union. 11 ' The number of slaves which so to make un L iyur the aggregate of Southern population, amount tj pen cd. as have stated above, in 1850, to 3.2n4,- a 813. Tliegross Southern population was there* llCV '"rc 9.520,78 1; and under I ho rule of tl t 1 , Federal apportionment, counting (lirce-filtl s ^ or the slave*, theso Federal numbers were 8,- . anu 245,0'H), in a whole representative population ;tC8, Of I! 1,576,Out) of whites. There is a variation fear iu these figures for the free blacks counted in f ; i|, the ratio, but wc do not consider them here. Taking the estimated increase of slaves into , the calculation, the numerical power of the South will he eularged, but the rate of increase antl wm be still found to Ikj vory decidedly with the itll- North. The whites in both sections imrcaac hil- at ('le average rate of about thirty-seven and iln't a Pcr ceut* iu every ten years. The slave population increased from 1830 to 1840, from 3mt? 2,009,043 to 8,1&7,455?478,612, or about 23.- ' OH t 1*0 per oent.; uud I'rnin 1840 to 1850, 7il>,758, * last or about 28. W> percent. At tliu same rate of ,ocn increase the Census of 1800 will show an addi- 1 tion to the number of slaves In the United , States of 022,742, and an aggregate slave popu- l or't lotion uf 4,127,066, three-tilt lis of which is dif- 2,470,253. Upon these estimate.* the ag regale populn that don returned by the ue mis of this year, not counting free blacks end tuiihtUocs, will he a* . ' follows: Noil sluveltolding States. 18,320,744;- A **,c Slavcholding Slates, whites, S,203,503; slaves, t\4n 4,127,655?12,420,<148; T*.tal, 30,750,302. A iric- The representative population will be 20,'cm "00.570, of which the Uoii-slavcholdiug States -. will have 18,329,744, and the slave States 10,- 1 , * 709,828. The proportions of pnliticial power, therefore, in the popular branch ul' t'ongrcss, .1 out between the North and the South, will ho nciire've ly 03 to 37. A nc], if this itierca.se of the slave population should p continue iu the same ratio, the number within A , ' the United Stales in 1870 will l?c 6,3GO,f>0U, and, discarding fractions, will he as follows, at A ling successive enumerations: 1880,7,000,00*); 1890, ieut O.lOO.Ono: 1900, 11.80O.O00; 1910, 15.lKHi.UOO; A [*or and having nearly ijundrnplcd itself iu fifty Ut'O ?un iu iuu mu iiiuL* ui inn-i' who arc now a , born, it may reach to filly millions. Iter Those are Maitling figure*, but tli?*y pro* ?' i ' of probabilities and prospects which present lop;nd ic* of the in oat serious reflection upon the cur'VPl political topics of the times. We f."030111 , j,f thoru f r the u*e of readers ami speakers wlio utuy not have before them tlic long tables out Ties 0f which they have been prepared. eld.H **'"? Ttir. 011 rat Hkvivai. is Sweofx.?A late j, number of the London Quarterly Reviow contains an historical sketch of the rcuiurkable relth vival iu Sweden, brief notice* of which have been Ottl- given from time to time, and from which wo j rcry compile the following: tore Scarce any means have been employed be- 1 sides the circulation of tracts and the reading of the Scriptures. Owing to the pcoullur regu ibg: lation of the Lutheran Church, the Swedish j, tern people wore only ua<piaintcd with a email par III.r tion of the llible, and thus It had the freshness r an ?^ft new hook. Small meetings for prayer and reading, almost entirely by laymen, were every 8 where largely attended. The lowest climate 1 hall places the number of converts, or, ns (hey arc sm'it formed In Sweden, "readers," at 250,000, out 1 Otis a population of 3,500,0(10. Tlic morality of s these people is remarkable. Drinking has so do- \ , creased that two-1 birds of the distilleries lave l~y been closed since 1RH*V In the parishes In r s the deritigon ltu-ssia, where nearly every man woguilty of smuggling, hundreds of persons refund / ed the duties of which they had defrauded the ] is Government. Many sold their property to ob j uol- tA'u 1 'l0 money, and others, who could not raise the sum at onoc, discharged the debt by 4 icr* instalments The perplexed otheers of customs ^ her 1 f\i<l the matter before the King, who decided tvcll that the proceeds should i>o distributed among ret), 1',0 poor. The overage number of lawsuits r to 'ia<1 decreased from 5,Route three. four and six. 4 , In villages onco remarkable for their profanity, n .t aft oath is heard, and the liible and sermons $ 'ill* have renlaced low lilnriit urn In Mimli nn nwtant i lU)d lb*! the booksellers only keep religious works, and ''',c awakening h'W parrxled all clnssos, and a ^0j is extending auioiijrthe nobility and the wealthy. v uve \yj y an ;UVilijj cnr;?l by sea-bath- n in# like a confined criminal? Uccuusc lie A 1,10 ij? sea-cured (secured). one Niglit brings out stars as sorrow shows , us truths, wo never sec the stars till wo can i nit . see little or naught else-?and thus it is with truth. ar" Tliyow a pieco of meat ninong hears and | u pur^'of gold among men, and which ( V" will behave .Host outrageously?the no n !n^ or tho boasts? . dig0 is l<ady Yarmouth asked Garriek one day 1 for why Love was always represented as a child? ^ rife Hero;.! el. '.!o a iso lovo never readies ur(J. the age of wisdom and experience." fay. "Julius, why didn't you oblong your ^ pie, stay at do noiw?idof' "Kaso Mr. snow, dey ?0 >dy? charge too tmicli." "How so, .Julias?" ? "Why de landlord charged dis individual- | wid stealing dc spoons." of ".Ma,aunt Jane has been eating the honoy, ; > 1 in said an observing son. "How do you know, lire my dear?" asked the astonished mother. _:.i .//1 T i J ? .? * in mi viiusu l nearu i.uner siy no wanted to nip the tho honey from hor lips," responded^ the f m't youth. ^h' The following is a copy of an advertise*?'' incut wbioli appeared in a country paper: $ say ?? Made their escape, a husband's affections. They disappeared immediately on seeing 1 his wife with her handaawd faoo unwnahod < tay at breakfasL" ] I Qukstiom fi?n aoassi% -?Wus it the " | r<J'.f ?r the rhirkrji tliHt Jirxt made its up- 11 pourunc* on this torrestial globe? In other n, 'r words did the first chioken coma out of an K nv eKn? or did the. first egg coinc out of a oliick. ? at 0 ?H"*ton 1 *'/?(. l< An interesting discovery, namely tho ex- 51 istcnco of native diamonds, has been made j a in Australia. The stone was discovered 3at- in tho sand of tho Ovens 1'istrict by an 1 a Irish minor. Rubies and other gems of oil- very small sixo had previously bocn found in the aame deposit. " ? wmmsmBmmssfssmssBBSBBssmam. Woman's Mauriaue.?To marry ono 8 tan, while loving another and loved by ^ uother, is about the most grievous fault bl rat a woman can commit. It is a fin w gainst delicacy, against kindness and truth. P4 t involves giving that to legal right which ? i guilty and shameful when given to any n, ling but "reciprocal aftectiou. It involves ci oubio treaohory and a cruelty. It involves 01 ounding the spirit, and withering the *j oart, perhaps blighting and soiling the c, ?e sou! of the ouc who is abandoned and st ctrayed. It involves the speedy discu u l;untuicnt of the one who is mocked by the 11 ItudoVr where ho was promised the sub- tl :arice, and who grasps only the phantom lulless beauty and thu husk, the shell, the b ireleton ol a dead affection. It entails jj easeless deception ut home and abroad, by tJ ay and night, at our downsitting and our r prising?deception in every relation?do- tl sptiou in the touderost and most endearing 11 lomeots of onr existence. It makes the Jjjj 'hole of lifo u weary, degrading, u are war- (1 ed life. A right-minded woman could carcely lay a deeper sin upon her soul, or a no more cortain to Lring down a fearful h\ ... ? CI xpiution. -u Talc.?A mountain of pure tale exists jj, a Cherokee County, North Carolina, West n f Murphey. It Ls termed the " French 'halk " by tailors who use it as a substiute for ehulk. It is now extensively used n the manufacture of the fine soaps, and us t) n anti-frictionist on heavy machinery and v ragons and carriages moistened with oil. ,v; n the vicinity of navigation this vast "fornation" would be of great value in the arts; >ut where it is the expenses of tratisportu- v ion would leave no profits to the miner, tl nd it must therefore remain unused until si dtnso population with accompanying fuc- " jries encompass it.? Cu/onju >S?;/nu/. ^ Statement j if the condition of the IIO.lli: IX- ? si it ivt e: ( tmr t\v. OF new tl YORK. ON TIIE FIRST DAY OF JULY, A. D., 1800, MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER I OF TIIE STATE OF South Carolina, i i uitoi .i.?y / J v I ii r* aj j /'(y / fc fJI- 11 Til A T ST A TE. 1 Name and Local ion. jThe name of tliia Company la the IIOMK IN- T IUKANCK COMPANY, incorporated in 1853, j, nd located in the City of New York. f, Capital?One Million Dollars! v 'he Capital of the said Company r actually paid tip in oaah is, ?1,000,000 00 v 'lie surplus on the 1st day of July, I?00, - 427,709 <10 Total amount of Capital and Surplus, ... ?1,127,750 00 p AHH KTS. tmonnt of Cash in Continental tl leinU, N. Y., - - * ?00,555 21 t; Lmount of Cash in hands ?f A (rents, a and in courso of truiisnusaion, ii (Balance,) .... 30,875 51 ' linuunt iu unincumbered ileal Instate, No. 4 Wall Street, - 115,089 00 |j 1 mount in United States Treasury ? Notes, market value, - - 100,875 00 linount of Missouri State Bonds, G ci percent., market value, - 10,300 00 ^ Lmonnt of North Carolina Bonds, G per cent., market vult e, - 9,GOO 00 j kinount of Tennessee Bonds, 0 per ? cent., market value, - - 17,MO tMi ? Linount of Brooklyn City Water I Bonds, 0 per ccirt., market value, 10,250 CM ' Lmouut of Bank Stocks, market value, ..... 85,025 00 fc Ltnotint of Loans on Bonds and ] Mortgages, Being first lien of j J record on unincumbered ileal | Kstate, worth ut least Sl,7St>,- ( ,v>|. 800, ami on which there is lens than one year's interest due and owing?rate of interest, 7 per cent.. kmount of Loans oti Stocks and Bonds, payable on demand, the ^ market value of recuritics ' ' 1 pledged, $126,97)1). Amount due for Premiums on Policies issued at Office, - 1,057 lfi 1 1 mount of Bills receivable for premiums oti Inland Navigation risks, , tic., 82,930 13 , Amount of interest actually due a id unpaid, .... 27,080 2<* | 91,4HI,811t 27 \ I. I A II I LITI K S. Amount of Losses adjusted, and due < and unpaid, ... None. t Amount of Losses incurred and in process of adjust incut, - 920,051 o0 tniouut of Losses reported, on which no actiou lias l?cen taken, lu.S !"? <> ' Amount of < laiins for Losses rc-U'-leit by the Company, - - 11,570 II imount of Dividends declared and due and unpaid, ... None. g imount of Divid tids either casii or scrip, declared but not yet due, None. Amount of Money borrowed, - None. Amount of all other existing claims against the Company, - - None. v Total amount of Losses, Claims, and Liabilities, - - *,'?'>7 ' The greatest amount insured on any risk t> j 130,1 KM), but will not as a general rule exceed 110,000. The Company has no general role as to the ) mount allowed to be insured in any city. town, illage, or Mock, being governed in this utulicr. i ii eachd^ise, by the general character of build- s< rigs. width of streets, l'acftiiics for putting out a res," \e. ii An attested copy of the Charter or Vet of In el erporatiou accompanied the statement of Jauary, IM'.O, ami is now ou tilo ill tho otlice ol d he Comptroller. ^ ti STATB OF NEW FORK, 1 ^ 'ITT AVI) CoU.XTY OF NhW VoltK, ) > ** | a r til \KI.KN .1. MAll I IV, President, and J. Mii.tkm Smitii. Secretary, of tllttMF. NSUII \Nt T, COMPANY. being severally w?rn, depose nii'l say, and earli for liitne>?*ll ays, that tin. foregoing is a true, full, and corstatement of tho nlTairs of iho said Corp.. alion, and that (hey arc the above described rti?er? thereof. >. (Si..ml:) CM All L F.S J. MARTIN, (Shin eh: ) President. *Httt'"N Smith, Secretary. SnMMBibnd and sworn before mo. litis IfIt " rjitb^/iA. l>., lftOH. Witness my hand and UmHM. /j.g.jjjSmari.:) HKN.l AMIN RANKIN. ?im^4>jniier for Smith Carolina, in Now York, H><? llroadwny, N. Y 1 .tt jVI. KlibnU Aqf?;nt, SI'AIITANU1 llti, S. C. ,1. M^JfrATK OF SO FT 11 FA UO FIN A *81'ARTANItUKtl DISTRICT. f? Ft. TUB COURT OF ORDINARY. ? ohn Alurray. nppl't., vs. Margaret Murray, ' \r'. \ and others, defendants. 'ctilion for Hide <>f Ural Estate of Robert Mm my, ii?co(i?cl. IT appealing lo my satisfaction thai Arih.tt 4^ llrawley, (if living.) and wife Nancy .lane * rawlcy, defendants in this case, reside without ic limits of this Slate: It ia therefore ordered, Thai thev do appear ^ ad object to tho division or sale of the Real j state of Robort Murray, deceased, on or before ie 7th day of September next, or their consent - > the same will be entered of record. Given under my hand and seal of oilier, this . lh day of June. A. I, iHtJO. J. E A 111.P. BOMAR, o. s. h. Juno 7 11 Dim 25 Young mid Likely ^KOUORS FOR t|\r.r. Enquire at tho N| Palmetto House. ' v I Spartanburg H , C. t\ April i'i-9-tf J -J -J IcrofUla, or King's Evil, a constitutional disease, a corruption. of the lood, by which this Uuid becomes vitiated, cak. and poor. Being in the circulation, it M-vadee the whole body, mid may burst out . incase on nny part of it. No or^tui iw free om it* attacks, nor la there one which it may ?t destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously luacd by mercurial disease-, low living, diardered or unhealthy food, impure air, tlltli id filthy habits, the depressing vices, and. Dove all, by the vcin-rcnl infection. Wliatrcr be its origin, it is hereditary in the conitution, descending " from parents to children nto the tliird and fourth generation ;" in-Its >1, seems to be the rod of Him alio buys, " I 'ill visit the iniquities of the fathers upon ivir children." Its effects commence by deposition from the lood of corrupt or ulei-cous matter, which, in re lungs, liver, ami internal organs, is termed ibercles; in the glands, swellings; and on 10 surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cornption, which genders in the blood, depresses ic energies of iil'e, so that scrofulous constituons not only suffer from scrofulous comlaints, but the y have far less power to withtand tho attacks of other diseases; conseuently Vast numbers perish by disorders hid), although not scrofulous in their nature, re still rendered fatal by this taint in the pstcni. Mn.t of the consumption which donuates the human f.unily has its origin directly i this scrofulous contamination; and muny estrurtivc diseasee of the liver, kidneys, brain, nd, indeed, of nil the organs, arise from or re aggravated by the same cause. One quarter of all our people ure- scrofulous ; icir persons are invaded l>y this lurking in etion, ami their health is undermined by it. 'o cleanse it from the system we must renovate ie blood by an alti rntive medicine, and i?i go rate it by healthy food und exercise, uch n medicine we supply in AY Kirs 'omponiul Extract of Sarsaparilla, tie nio>,t effectual remedy which the mcdic.il kill of our times ran devise for this everywhere prevailing and fntal malady. If is comined from the most active remedial* that have et-n discovered for the expurgation of this foul border from the blood, and the rescue of the ystcm from its destructive consequences, fence it should lie employed for the cure of ot only Scrofula, hut also those other nffecions which arise from it, such as Ekvptivb nil Skin Imskasys, St. Anthony h tiki:, Iosk. or F.uykim l\a, Pimple*, Pout tles, Ii.otiiiks, Hi wns anil llmm,Ttmoihi, Tkttt k nd Salt Hhu k. Si.m.h lit an, Kimgwoum, { M KTMATlsM, SYTIIIMTIC Mill MI IICTHIAI. I >Isv*eh, Driist, Dyspepsia, Debility, ami, llloill, ALI. C'oJIPI.AINTi* AltlsTNO T1IOM VlTlAu? ou Impure liLooit. Tlio popular belief il " imyiuri'fy of tin MimhI " L- founded in truth, ir scrofhla is a il< -generation of tin- blood. The larticidar purpose and virtue of this Snr&apaillit is t<> purify mid n'pcrirrato tins vital fluid, lithoin which sound health is impossible Ln outaminatal constitutions. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, or all the purposes of a family physio, 10 so composed that disease within the range of heir action can rarely witlistalid or evade theiu. heir penetrating properties pimrch, anil cleiuiar, ud iitvigm itr every portion of the human organ?tn, correcting its diseased ??tion, and restoring Is hcnlthv vitalities. As a coiiM-t|uetiee of these roperties, the invalid who is bowed down with >uin or physical debility is astonished to tiiid his icalth or energy rcstoiid by u remedy at once t>o iinnlc and inviting. Not only d<> they cure the cvrry-day complaints if every Imdv, l.ut also ninny formidable and litngerou* cIisomm-s. '1 he agent la-low named is leased to fuiniih gratis my American Almanac, >n tnining certificates of their cures and directions nr their use in the fallowing complaints : Cvmriic.w, Heartburn, lli 'iiiuchr m iri"'/ front <htin'ti?rtd *toinurM, Amu. ' Ir<!i'jrr(.on, I'uhi in awl Morbid 'unction of tin lluurh. I lah b n >>, I.osr cf .!ji/teitc, Jaundice, am! other kindred complaints, ^rising from a low state of the body or obstruction >f its functions. Oyer's Cherry Pectoral, run Ttir. n.m'in clue op oiigha, folds, Influenza, IlonrseuesA, Croup, Ttrour hiti?, Incipient Coiisiituplion, atid lor the relict of t onsuniptive Patients in advanced Mngca of the discuse. So wide i? the field of its r.scfuliiosi ami ?o r.uneroiis are the eases of its cures, that ale t lYcry ncction of country abounds in persons ; icly known, who have been res'ored fiein al..r g ma even desperate diseases of the lungs by t'.s ise. When once trinl, its snjicriority over m iv llhcr medicine of it* hind is ton apparent to esc p'o ihaerration, and where itv virtues art- known, the mhlic in. l<oiCi-r I. sitate wl.at Al.tidnliV to riiiliicv or the ilistrc. inn and dangerous ath ' lion* of the uhuoiiary orymm that are incident to our climate. iV)illr many inferior rcinfitio ihnut ttnon *!?? roinmunity have and Iwcn dianriu'il, thin inn Rallied flit nd? l>y nMJf trial. COIifittid lH-iictil* 01 tlie afflicted tiny <aii never forget, and prolucod curt* too iiun.erouf and too remarkable to jo fo: gotten. puurAur.u n\ ?K. .1. AVi i: & Co. LOWKI'l', MASS. L>. I. i>. TW11 l'\, Sj-aiinnluirg n. K l; \TKS, IS.ilcovillo, and liy all l>ni?r:st? every w lit re. 11A VI LAN Li. SI IATvSON \ ( t? , t li ulvpton. Wli'deaiiltf Agent* May It) 10 tf s'l'AT/: OF SOt"J'J/ (WUOLtXA In tin' t oin i of t'oiiiiimii I'leas. AMCKI. Mt.MUiA.N, | v.*. ' Altai liiucnt. . K. SMITH. j I'.oho, Kdnrnid* ."v f.irlt*',.. l'l if. ,\ii y HBIlKA'S the plain fin did. on the - oth T ? day of <I .-r. till* hi* ili clai'.ai ion R)i;ll*l the defendant, who it* it i- .-aid i*uh nit 11' ti. Hiid Without tlif limit* of tin- Slate, lid h.a* neither wife n >r attorney know it w th i the auitio it| "ti whom :t copy ?,f the Mliil dvUr .tioii inigl ; \ed: It i* llifttefore oi del ed, TI at the mi id defenant tlu appear and plead to the -aid deelani it, on or hi hue the -tilh day o! t)clohi r next, liioh will he ill the y I at of i or ' il l "lie I hull iii< 1 ^lit hundred mid .-;m> otherwi*-e final nl iih-olute ,iti i 'iiietit will then he^iviti and waided agaiti-t him. .1 IS Tt'l.l l..- >N, C C r f ti't ? i ii.i 111 STATE OF SOI i ll CAROLINA. In tlie t out'i if t 'otiuiV ii l ien*. KNJAMIN U. fAMl'ISKI.I., 1 v. Attnchm* nt. INt'KNKV IS lit Hit I. I 11TI If. li RAS id ltd, : i i he 2Ud V \ da t .Ni.1 ; i! r. til- I. >h < 'a it ion gainst tin- defcti hint. \vl. .1* il i- - i ! i? ih ill front nml wiflimit flic limits <>f this State, nil !>;*.- nettbii wile ii"i attorney known withnllit! mine upon whom .? < >py ?>f li?- -i I ?!* lata! hut inivlif In- s? rvc'l: It is therefore ordered, I'lnt the -:?? ! defer, nut tin n|t|'tvn' mi'l plead to tlx said ?!* > l.iin on, mi or btfiirii tiic Iftld tiny of November it, which will l?c in the year of our land one luusnnd eight luin<Ir?*<l ami sixty; otherwise nal niul uhsolnto judgment will then he given ml awarded agnin.-t him. J. II. TOM.KSON, Clerk. * i| HOUSTON'S 4 li a v i ii t? S a I o o ii , railing Io House BasenifiH, nhnner on Clitiroli Si., ami from the House. 1111 IS K-luldndnuent, rotidneied hy )i pi act iout lt.\ It Itl'iK, i* now permanently I orated t ahovc, and present* to tin- eili/ens of Spur mbnrg and its vicinity advantage ?? never l.t> re offered. V call is solicited 1>\ C. .1, Htil'SToN, laid ot t imrlu-tmi. March I 60 Ota Miiihiiirry OH, lion sale 1)/ nSIIKR A lllilMTSIt, C May 1 if 11 If 1 BDh' UfUwiHI* lUmMljr I Hi Ma' 0/?|M |iile IUnm<| Hilt*' Hya|?t |dt< lUiMdv HIM' Di ?|M-|?tu Keutady HIM' I)y<|Kp(lr llrmMtr 1 BNM'.Or>pr|Ml< IUm*dr ' Kiln1 Ujr?|?c|ill?- KcnHHly HUM' l)y?prji?lf ltrmedy )| Hilt*' Oyt|W|tlU' Itrumijr r ' ' Bit**' Hrintdy ., lis* the Hale *' lliva tilt I.Hrgcil Ntl* Hat I hv Idu'Kttl Malt Haa the LaiKinl Milt Hat the li?r|tr<it Halt lltf Ilia liurgul Mala Hat the l.nrnMl Halt _ Hat lb* I.arp'tt Mala * I Hat the laiHMt Hale ] Hat the b?" ip?l Mala Of any Mallrliu In the World. Of any >lnll< Itn- In (lie World. Ottny Hnlltliie In the Woild. a Of any Mrdlrlne ?u the \Vorl?l Of any Medlelnt- In the World. Of any Merit* Inr In the World. _ Of any MnlU liif In the World. S Of any Mi-rili Ine In I lie World. Of any Mnlli lm- In the World. Of any Jlnll< Ine In Hie World. UHI.OIM) PniUtigrt J HNI.OIMI lalMkMg?t M lUU.IHKI l?nekiiUe? c 100.000 l*nekaKtt , IINt.tllH) I'iii'I>iiKii C HMMNMI I'IU'Iiiium IOo.ihmi I'ncbnrn liKMMNi l*sirItnjjet HNMHIO l>nt l.itt;r? IIMI.IMNI P?< knv?o Sold In (.t'Oi'r;ln and Hoiitht'nrolliia Sold In UtorrtlH mi.I ^nntlit iimlliia Sold In l?n>n;lM and Haiti lit hi ollna Hold In Cirurfflii and minilit arutlna Sold In (.? 111*4;Itt anil Sim I lit amllna Sold In Ciior^lM and Snnllit urnllna Hold In (iniii;!!! mid Hanii lit itrollna Hold I n <>*oi(;lii i'lnl Html lit iiro'lna Hold In llroi^lii nml Smillif nullIna Hold In tliiirijtti anil *>?iilliC*rottna . In finii ti en .llmitlm. In Koiiilerii Mmillm. | In Homtriii Monllin. In li'uutlatii Mu'itlu. lu Knui ti i'ii Munthi. ruiiiieni .Mom >->. In r'om Inn Miinllia. In Kmirlcvii Moutlia. In Foiirtitn .Hon Ilia. In Knnrtri ii illonllu. II |? WoM'Miilitl lu Curt ll la WulTDIllllI ?u 1'iir* ( It la Warrmili ?l In Cure i It la \\ ? aiilt.l In l urn * ll la WarranUal In Cnrc ll la Wit miltr<l lot lire ll la Wm rniiiiat to lure ll la \\ nrrniitrrl to I ore ll la Wniraiitnl to In re Ilia Warniiilnl In Cure II lllrerllotia n r?- Knllinvi <1, If Olrertlona nr? I'oll'iivril. If Ulifl' 11 tin a n it l-'nllnwul. If Dlrvetlona ii>I- t'ulliiwid, If Dliertlnna mit 1'iilluwial, It INreetlona nre Kolluwrd, II Dlrrctloiia qit Koiloirril, If IN tr? IIoiim urt- Fulluttfd, I 'If Dirt* i'i Ion* n r?* followed If l>li?rlt< ma nre KnI In\? n|f Any I line of l>> >|i< |i-ln Any Cn?t of l))*|*i|?aln Any fair of t)ya|iij>-l? Any Citae of l?> a|M|i,la Any l aw ol l)ya|>t (lain An)* ( uav ol ltya|>i |?alu Any l'aa< of l)j *|m |i.lo Any Caw ol I ) a|M|>?|a Any I um' ol I)) " Any I nn of l>) ajn (i.lu l.lvrr Illaenar, Clvrr I Minor, IJvrr lllainai, iilvcr Illaenae, l.lvrr Illaenar, l.lvrr IMae.iai, l.lvir lllaniar, l.lvrr Dial nar. Civil llllraM, Llvtr Dlm-iiae, Inmnllee, tail oilier, In noilli r, Juumliee, Ju ninlli r, .Ik o ml Ire, Jntuirllre, luiimllii. Inumllre, In ii iiillre, fii orrnl IJelilllty, (?? ni I ill l>i Mill y, ( eiienil I > lilllty, (arm i ill Di litlll), (Inn ml llfHIilly ll?ll i ? ni lii'lilllly. ( mi nl I ) lillliy, (n-nrial II. lillliy, ( eiteml '> lillliy, lirntral lummy, Pni |il In I ton, i'ol|>?lnlloii, l*ol|>. In I Ion, l'nl|iltwllnu, *nl|>?lnllon, i*:il|>llnllon I*wl|i1f a I ton I*nl|ilt nllon, f*al|i||<itloii, C'lironlr lUnrilinn, I In on Ir I Vl.t i lion, I Itronle I lixti i turn, ? lii'onlr lllarrhirn, CUrnnlr Dlnrt lm a, ( lii-onIr Dtutrhirn, Chronlr OluiThirn, I'll innl? titanium, Cliroiili- l>l.irilur?, (.lilillnm ( IllllllU'X, ( ( lililliiriM, . <\ (.IllllllMM, O Gldillnrn, ( lilillmu, QlditlllMf, lildillnru, tilddliiM*, DtprrMiil Spirit*, Drprrnuil spirit*, l>i pr< H?id k|ili1H, l>C|irr?>ril Spirit*, lh'|irt ?iml >|ilrll?, lt< pi rased Spli'l La, I >e pre ??ed Spirit*, Ikprrswil spirit* Depreaacd Spielt?, I.iiw of Appttitr, l.o?< of Appetite-, l.i*?* of App?llfe. lu.a* of Ap|>etttr, I.i>?? of A|i|irtllr, I<um of \|>|>< III) , l<oa> of Ap|xtlle, I.ox* of Ap|otltr, law* of t|i|>rlllr, l>oa> of Pain In KIJc a lot liurk. I'nlti to Mid* and Hark, Full) lit Side and It-ok, Pntu In Klil?> unci ll.ick, I'nln In Side uiiil Hack, Pain lo Kl'li nod Itaek, Palo In Sldt- mill Hark, Palo In Side ami Hack, Pulo In Side ami llmk, Pain lu Side uml Hack., (I I) Rape* Inlljr Adapted to It It F?|ui tally \ilii|>tiil fo If I* K?|?) tally Adopted lo It I* K.?|wi tally Adapted lo It la Kspvelnlly Adapted lo It la F.*|x dully Adapted to It la Kspcclullj \d up ted to It la Ka|M< tally Aiinptcit tu It la tCaiMilally \ilaplxdlo It la Kaparlsilly \duptril to Female Complaint* ; Ketiiulc Complaint*! Ktamle t ula pladltla I Ft tunic I oiiiniitlnl* 5 Female I >)!)|Mm)iita I Female L oot pi alut a | Kn'iula t oioplali) ta ; Ka male Complaint* l Fi male ( otti pin Iota | Female Complaint* | It Piodurca lti?tumllty of Form It Prod nee a Itotmollty of Form It Produces ItotMoallly ol Form II Produce* ilotiindliy ol Form It Proalorca Hot imilit > of Km tu It I'lodoeca Hot ti oil 11 y of Form It Produce* Hot uod II >* of Form It I'iimIhi i a lliituiiillly of Form l Product* Hotoodlty of Form It Produce* Hotuoitlty ot Form lo Female* of x 'l ido and spare llai.lt lo Female* ol n 'I Mo and >|w?re llul.lt lo Female* ol o I'lilo anil spare llal.lt lo Female* ol a I I.lo and Spare llal.lt In Female* of o Tltlo ami Spnpe lliil.lt lo Feuialea of o I'lilo noil Spare llxl.lt lo Female* of tf'l'lilii nnil Spine llnMt lo Feiunlea of x 'I'lilo mid Span llnl.lt III Frmiilcsol X I'M.I uml Son re llxlilt Ill Ktiunlra ?r ? Tliln Mild i|mrt llillrfl Kvrry liitnlM Mi??iil?l Kv*rjr Inrnllit Shnulil Kvriy liiYultil Mtitiild K*i i y Invalid Sliolilil Kirry IntelM slinnlit Kvcry Intnllil SttmiM Kvury Invalid Shnulil Kv?i* In* nllil Should Kvcry Invalid Should Try I?ni> l'?tKu||?< Try One I'aeknjce, Try One I'm ku^r. Try iltir I'm kni(i. Try One I'm Unite. Try One l*nrUni(c. Try One I'm-kuKe, Try One l*nekni;c. Try One I'm kn^< . flen<i a p0*lage Sinn,;. ( ? t\ Proprietor* ft,r their i'Miiphinl mi ' l1wL?. * t,| yMnnncb ami Dnwda.** W. W. HI.Ins iV. | o., ri-o|irlrlora, i'iiM llrundvvay, % rv? Turk. For Su/e in i<p irtanlurg by wacwsrs \NU mcium. Sept 1n li'd ly Notice. Iltfl )icr?J<y jSflf'notire ilmt 1 ?J]1 not lie reHpnnsilile for liny d?\)>t* that my wife KI.I|Z\ THDMffON, or n,y daiifrbter .TASK | TIIOMIWN, may com mot in any way, unless compelled >?y law, it* I hare 9iv? u notice time and again IIKXUY THOMPKON. ' Young's Sloie, Lauitui, S. C.t S*p? IT- ly T, O. P. VERNON, W ATTORNEY AT LAW, DBI [f TILL PRACTICE la the Western CirauU W Office?Weat corner of Col. W. W. LA KRIS' brick building, over Um store of atnp & Cannon, and opposite the Palmetto ? iouse. April 12 6 lj 1 r - The J. HI. Klford, MAGISTRATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, T a*d so> otTom in EQi-rrr, ["T AS removed i U Office from Cliureb Street *2 |~1 -.to the office adjoining the Spartan Office, u the Public Square. " All business intrusted to his care trill meet ^ rilh prompt attention. Feb 3 49 \y j iULLIVAN, ELKORD k WINSMITH, j < HAVK associated themselves for tho purpose of praotising Law In the District of j p IpartMiihurg. Any business intrusted to their j are will receive prompt attention. jj lffi.es on the Public Square, adjoining the 3 SPARTA y OFF ICR. 3 C. P. SULLIVAN, Laureus. 3 J. M. KLFOKD, Spartanburg. 3 J. C. WhNSMiTK, Spartanburg. Oct. 27 tlo fl?n 32. REED & DUNCAN, ** A T T 0 11 N V. i 8 AT LAW A XL SOUriTotUI IE KQl'ITr, * A T SI'MITAN'UUIIO C. II Alt business f"" /\ intrusted to llmm in Law and Kquily will ?p promptly ill I eitdo*! lo Office next door to 4 lardy, Agncw & ('si. . r. ukkii, d. k. upkAr. April 12 C t y Wright A Orr, 1 A T T0 K X K V S AT L A IV , A. (JRi.'c in Mai. Rrick 1'uilding, next loor to It..bo Kdwards' law office, upstairs, tpartanburg, C. H. J. D. WitimiT, Spartanburg O. fl. Jas. L. Ouit, Anderson C. If. Jan 3 45 Furrow A Whitncr, A T T 0 it N 12 Y S A T LAW, WILL practice in tlie Courts of Spartan burg and adjoining Districts. I nrrtCK at spaqtamblbo c. h. ^ Oct 21 45 tf ,0 A. T. tnvU, UU ATTOHNKY AT LAW. .J" WILL rU.M'TH'E in th? Law CourU of _1 the Wi!i)t?rn Oircnit. ;',4 Mr. C. tuny always be found at the office of y\' I lie Carolina Spartan. Spartanburg C. II. 1'cu- - 4'J If in M ll.l.liM F. JUKLH, ,L Attorney at Law. u LKNOlIt, OALDWKLL, CO. N. C. \?7"ILL be in nitotiilutiev at all bTtlwOaurtii, YY both County au<l Superior, held at Coln in I I'olk county, ami at Iteudorsonville, **" (Iriiilcr'uu cunuly. N. <*., ami will attend lr promptly to all business intrusted to bit cate cr iu Weaiwn N. C. c* litrcKt.n t.i.?Jas. I'arrow, etq., Simpson m LIoIhi, esq , .John LSutnar, c?ij., Spartanburg C H-.SC. ?lf March 1 K 1y w William Lorkwoud, n. TAILOR, ty U AS removed to Rooms over Foster & Judd's, opposite the Court llouro. Thank-<' tut lor past favors, be a-ks % li!n:ral patronage 111 for the future. July 7 IS if I>. IC. Illllhou, w F V ? H I (J S ABLE TAIL O K. \ \,r4?L'LI> respectfully inform the citizens ot ? T Spartan burg mat lie has opened u Slid ' in Uriek I1.iO?p, oil t'bmeh Street, where Ik will he (Juiicl to see uli vhv u??y laTor inti with thoir patronage. ?? Jun t!u 47 ly i? It. D. Onciii? |j F A S !t 1 U S A IS L K TAILOR, 5s V/li/OUI.fl return l?i ? thank* fur past fnvyr* ,~ T mii' 1 a.-A it continuance of' the h iiuc. He way S?i found over Ilivrdy & Agnew's Hardware Flore. J il II (i .4 r> Dr. U in. T. Huvm'I 117" ILL practice .M Kbit "INK and SURGE IUf j ^ It (in connection with DKXT1STK \ . at lit* ! Office) in Spartanburg mu| it* vicinity. Oilier ] on Church Street, So. 'J. Itrick Range, up stair*. .4 Residence at l)r L. C. Kennedy *. Marth -l 4 !y Dr. W. Iktiucll, *1 LENT (ST. - ] OFFICE with Lfr. J. J. YERNoS. oxer ' Oilice of Dawkliu*, Choice ,t Evirr*. Church Street, 1 trick Kange, Spartiinbutg C. II.. S. C. Jnn 1*? 4?'. lj i>u. i.. t . Ri;\\ti)* HAS RETURNED, and ha* reruined the <1 uticM of hia prole.**inn. Jan KS 45 tf C. Ucclillcr ?lt Sou, WATCH MAKERS,. VNI) Manufacturer! of Jewelry, Repairers of Clock*, Welches, ?ke. AU work intrusted to ihcni will meet with promptness and de-patch. Mr ret, il 4 . If jTvnuEssKs. \T JOE'S ISAKl".Kit SliOF, over Hardy'* Hardware Store, can always b? found a In-.' I.i "I superior MATTRESSES, of alt '' hizei. uvh'Ic of excellent matct iala, and at mode- , ' raie prices. Feb lti 50 tf rm fi . . " " -? uiu state ot South Uaroliua. In I ho Court of Common Picas. D. W. MOORK, | vs. > Attachment. f? J. K. SMITH. ) C l!ob.?, Rdvnnli k Carlisle, Pl'ff. Atl'y. \\T IIKKEAS the pln'utiff did, on the 2.'?tli day of October, file his declaration against the defendant, who ins it is said) is absent from an*l without the limit a of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of tho said declaration might be served: It is therefor* ordered, That tho said defendant do appear and plead to the said declura| lion, on or before the 'Jtitli day of October next, I which will be in tho year ol' our Lord oue thousand eight hundred ami sixty; otherwise final and absolute judgment will then l>c given and awarded against him. J. B. TOLLESOX, C. C. P. f>CU 27 SO 4q M in i: OF SOI Til OAHQUMA, In the Court of Common Pleas. I). I. A L. TWITTY, \ vs. I Attachment. E. M. LANE. J Recti, Vcnion k Ihincan, P''fTs Att'ry. o ^TTIIKREAS the plaintiffs did, on the Iftlh ' day of April, file their declaration against the defendant, who (as It is said) is absent from 7' I ami without the limits of this State, and hasnei-l thor wile nor attorney known within the aatne upon whom a copy of the said declaration might g; t?e served; It in therefore ordered, That the said defen- ^ dant do appear and plead to the said declareti<?n, on or before the 17th day of April next, ^ a hit h will he in the year of our Lord enc thou- j sand eight hundred and sixty-one ; otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be ftsen g| and awardcit against him. :T, J. U. TOLLESON, C. C. P. April !<> 7 4q Blanks ! Blanks!! K Pit i\ LE AT THIS OKFICB. 9 j ML "b OOD, EDDY & CO.'?- ' twits in ?uwi*i srifi uirttsm capital ritiza | $ 70,0001 Vocd.Eddy ft Co., Manager*. Managers' Offieo arc )"C*tcd at Wilmjngtoa^ . Delaware, U)d tM. Louis, Mieeovri. h? fallowing magnificent sehruMM will U Kn ifr public, under the Superintendence of ira Connuisuioners, appointed bj (he Ootat. rood, Eddy M> Co'? Lotlorf, DI^A.(S1? X o. 454. Vrutct vh Saturday, RrpUutL't 22, i860. 8 NPMRKBS?18 DKAWN BALLOTS. BRAKD CAPITAL PRIZE OF* Jfj570/)()0 ! r rtae of $40,000 IOOWin ofH.Q# ' 44 28,075 108 44 000 44 lo.OOO 06 44 126 44 0,000 05 100 " 4.000 (m> " 80 " 8.(*M? i M 60 2,5oo 4,810 " 40 27,040 2n 300 Prizes nruounfing to $1,171.06(1 ABLY 1 I'KIXK TO BY BUT 2 TK3KET8. lole Tickets $20; Hnlrcx S10; Our.Mwi 86. .'ertificutos of pn.-ktigcs will lie #oM?t tliw lowing rates, wliieh is tbo risk titicutoof package of 20 whole Ickcts 82VO 0if 2G half 14V 60 " " 44 20 quarter 74 76 44 44 20 eighth 87 31 splendid HciriniE: 4 TO BK DKAWN icn h kd\i:sdj y ix sri'thmbkh. Class 424 draws September 5, 1800. Class 4 U; draws K.-piembct. 12. 1800. <'Ins* 448 draws September 10, 1800. Class 400 draws September 20, I860. SARLV OXK riiiy.E TO KVKlir TWO TICKK T 5! 78 NCMhBUS-M DKAWN BALLOTS 1 Capital Prize of 8:)5,000. Prize of $10.0. 0 | 04 ? .*100 4,600 ; 04 " 76 " 2,327 I 04 44 641 44 1,200 | 04 44 60 * J,?XM 04 44 30? 14 ^ 200] 5,0tU ?? 20 5 44 J50 | 28,221 44 lO .412 Prirm Amounting to $578,657 hide tickets $10?Halve* $5? Quarter! $2.50. 4'eriifieatvaof packages in the above Scliemo, i i?c drawn each Wednesday, will he sold at . u folio-.-ing rates, which La the risk? lliimmvui I'lkMlttgri- 111 > WIlijIV I ICKV'r HI.W' " ? ** 2<"> Imlf *4 Tb.o* " ? " liO qiuHcr " H'jJ') in oinvmsii nrifuri oa r^uyiriiuTKM: linrliisc (lie nmouni'of ramiry lo vir .ulibtiw r wlmi you wi.nh (o t>arqh?i?; n.-iute llic4i?iry iu which jmi wi-li it ir\vo?ic.l. and you wi-b Hulvn, WtiolM or Quarters. on reijd of which we send wnnl U uiilttcil. I>y firm nil, together with the scheme. , Immediately alter (he rirtwiuK, a prinMel wiring. certified to by ti?e < Vwruie wooers, ill be ?ont. with an exjd*nation. JB^jp* l'urclixsi<rii will please write their tigtiute* |>Uin, nttd give their Post OUic, C??t?nand State. AH commnfticaflun* s:rir?ly confidential. fciJf" All priju's of au<i uu>l?r paid 'mediately alter the drawing?other priio ?i le ii'iinl time of -ftI tbiys. Our Single Nuralier Lotteries, Cupi'tnl Prise ?. draw every Saturday 'hole tickets S10?llnlt?> ?.">?Quarters $"i4. Orders tor Tickets or Certificate* to be ?<lressed to IVnOll, KI>J>V & CO.. Wilmington. Pel. >r, IV(H)l). KIM'Y & CO., St. J.oni*, Missouri di attiuf' of V\ oiiil. K?Hy, \ Co.'a p?jf Cir< uUr? ?Hii?iuiiiing ^cbpiji? Lit the outh will bo sent, 1'iee yf expel)**, by u>l'in uig a* aoove. iii riet ai t publish* i in lh<- New York C era 1<I. New York Time", New Yorker iant> /sitting and New York l.vprvb*. i AOgn-i 2d 2"> If ^ LOOK"! T TIL IS! I > <> Jl Is.VMvS!!! GKAND ALL PK1XP SCtlSMK FOU SKI'TKM lifcK, 1N60! i EO in 11A STAT L lA TIT Eli V, McKlNNEY & lUv M AN AG EH S. ultioiigril by special Act ol the l*r?;isiatur?. h i'EXT TICKET J I'JSIKK. CAPITAL PK1ZK SGO.OOO: CicISLOts Only SIO. Halves, Quarters and K glnh.< in Proportion. 0 be drawn each Smtut day in J80o, jn the city <>t Savannah, Georgia. b7. t-> bo drawn September i, 100". Class t?K, tu to drawn 8, !8tiO. Class 84.), t<? in- >lt awn September 16, WW. Class 00,tu be drawn 8cfn ember 22, H850. Class 1*1, to be drawn September 20, 184K). MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. ? I'ritc of SWMNK) i? $?O,0fX) 1 44 1U.UU0 is JO,IK 'I 1 44 in 9.?fH) I * B.flOO is A.tHH 1 ? 4,Mtid in 4,000 1 44 U.tnm i.s 8.00O 1 44 2,000 is 2,*Ma? 1 44 1.300 is I.JthO J ' l.tjtX) is 1.00O 2 44 6?>0 arc l,t*tO 2 44 10O are HOO 2 44 St*) arc Ota) 2 44 2UO me 4'hi 1)0 44 lot) are 10.000 W) 44 7>r> are 7,-VX) lit) 44 60 arc o,IX>0 r>,< kxi Prises of f8 $200,00t) >,Ou0 Prices of $2 b.Ut*) 0,306 I'ruc.s amounting to . . . $1176,000 wir.h v.t: uka n .v rius month. Certificates of Packages will bo soft! m the Mowing rates, which is die risk: cnifiuate uf Packages Whole Tickets $8<> JG Half 44 40 44 44 1G Quarter 44 20 44 44 1 0 Kighlli 44 10 THE GOLD mink:: ALL PHIZES ANI> No BLANKS ON ^ The Three Number Plau ! Wbich lake* place every Wednesday and Saiunlay in li-60. 7? NUMBERS?18 DRAWN BALLOTS* 1 prime of : : : i $25,000 1 Crime of : : : : ?i,??00 1 l'rise of ? : : : 4,1**1 1 Crime of : : : : 40 Crimes of 175 ave : ; 7,000 40 Crime of 125 are : , 6,1*00 40 Crimes nf 112.60 aro \ ; 4,500 16? Criiei of 100 are t 16.200 06 Crimes of 26 are : j 1,025 65 Triics of 20 arc : : J ,SO?? 65 Crimes of 15 are j i 076 fia I'riict of 10 arc : : filSt 4.310 is-ito# of 0 arf : 43,206 J 7.040 IMie* of o aro j 133,200 3,1760 Prizes of 1 43,080 '>,< 70 Prizes amounting to $206,096.00 WHOLE TICKETS $5. SHARES IS PROPORTION. 3 ORPKRlNtl TICKETS OK CERTIFICATED. Kn< ' the nm*y t-> our address for tha I cket* ookrwl, on reooipt of which they will s forwarded by first mail. Purchasers ??u *t? tickets ending in any figure ihey may d?gnate. The li?i of drawn numbers arid prize* wHI bo 4 >ni to purchasers immediately after tl?# draw* '* All communications strictly confidential. Orders for Tickets or l>rtiticai ca, by Mail * r press, K> be directod to * MoKlNNKY * Oo , Savannah, On. . Augsul 23 5?<1 tf