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r* . - " * fL " % r?. N. K;.. ? * > * " V , ?. "N?? Vo* Udiee ore fourfa?^ and *<* f 4mtMf wade. They have a great mht?? I A5S?iO?^4;S,3K to paiTj-aftt,.puB?r poodle dog aboat in I . tbeirarma, or lead Mat bv % gihl ?d efcaiii V- , But tfa lady cti ric*t her oeby huieWf, she looses oast* immediately." n <3* mfce" abov^; remark* made by, "tyr*. Gecrgo Washington Wylt>*,i? ?(/c r" - -' totted, w?koup 0110 of the strong-minded and strong-armed women oF the West? Mn Fronoos I). Uago?who writes to the V ' , eopsibly end -sarcastically as follows: ^ t4Norsing poodle duo*/'forsooth ! There : - ;; ip aa cbanoo for do^-numog out here, 1. 'eon t?ll you. Suah things are not thought ot}, women of the West do their own work, . . -and hired servants nrc so out of all repute, that-one Can uyt get more thiku a dollar a week,-though the? are scarce na. hen's . 7 'tooth. The woman here that don't do her own work, sew and wash toe.six, take care > ot two babies?one two years and the other three months old; isn't considered; much of a woman,'"no buw." Women work/wo men are healthy, strong, long-lived; they don't lovo to bo pule und hcadachey; tliey -^have duties and cures; can. oat pork and beans, aud go to mcetiug without gloves; take care of sick friends, aud wutcli through long, weary nights, by the pillow of a poor neighbor.-/ 1 huvo known them to turn out and sew for uutbrtunuto families, uud get up sewing -oirclos to help the widow and fatherless. - - They go out to take tea in good calico drcssos, and it is not :ho fashion to keep folks waiting threo-qilartcrs of uu hour before even u servant girl appears to open C" it to say, "not at homo. Western women go shopping, hut they . take the beets una turnips, chickens, choose, blackberries and raspberries, ami exchange thorn for bluo check and stogies, 'that their stronghunded boys may not foar the bite of rattlesnakes, or mad dogs in August 1 rading done, they speed homeward and refresh themselves by getting dinner, and cat corn dodgers, or hum and eggs, without a dream of indigestion. Their children do not half die (guess you wouldn't think so if you could look inside the homo at bed-titne,) and their husbands don't brake up un ess they havo invested the hist drop with Homo nicrchunt who has boen dabbling in stocks, to help souio New York lady's husband out of u fix. "Now York j ladies'' aud "Western women" are two different species of the human. We could find you western ladies that arc not tho lineal clescundauts of farmers, mid could claim nativity, in fouio of the brownslonc iroute, and their parentage fr-m the snobocracy?there arcplonty in prairiodnui. But we dont't set uuy store by 'em and could spare New York or any other city a "dreadful site,"if they want 'em, it takes monstrous littlo of the liko to do us out here, ami not mistake. But dear life we've not women to spa.ro?no, not one. Kaeli whole-souled, loving true woman?wife, mother or sister?is a treasure in the land. Tho level prairies and beautiful swelling liills and valleys, with their 1 lxurieut groves and lofty forests, Lave homes for ? thoiu all. The stifled city offers no alhrrclucnts. And if Mr. Tracy, or uny other phyluuthropist, can gather up u colony of those "pood Ic-dog" nurses, or money-spending "shoppers" and send them out to Egypt to help us gather iu the atnensc crop of blackberries, strawberries and raspberries that is just tempting us out into tho fields and tho woods, wc will promise to take the (Kile out of their ohecks (at least half the twenty four hours,) and give them exercise without the aid of gymnasiums. Wc can promise, without uny fear of* failure, to Het every nerve, and bone, nud muscle iu motion before October?if ouly with tho shakes. Bui bless nn, what's the use of talking? New York Jaci* are no more liko Western women than a music box is like a sewing machine, or a theatre like a railroad, or an opera like un ngticultural fair. "Thorn's no account," said oM Charlotte, as a hull dozen of the former flaunted by?"them's trash. IJang'em with silk and ribbons lrom the top of their heads to the soles of their feot, and 'twon't help'oin. The lady never strikes in; it always works for the inside out." A Beautiful Extract.?Beautiful is old age, beautiful as the slow drooping mellow Autumn of a rich, glorious Summer. In t'se old man, nature has fulfilled her work; she loads him with fruits of a well spent life; and surrounded by his children, she rocks him away softly to the grave; to which ho is followed by blessings. God torbid that we shonld not call it beautiful. There jb another life, hard, rough, and thorny, trodden with bleeding foer and aching brow, a battlo whieh no peace follows this sido of the grave; which the grave gops to finish before the victory is won; and strango that it should?this is the highest life of a man. Look back along tho great names of history, there is none whose life is other than this.? Westminster Review. Sacaciols Oi.n Lady!?Says Mrs. Partinton : It is a very good thing to have a good husband, though th<S chances of getting one are. as uncertain as a lottery at u religious fair. Now there is Mr. Bess who is in t'oliforny is a husband worth having, lor lie was always acidulous to pleiuto his wife when he was at home and has been lutremitting ever since ho has bco i aWfiy. There's ?a much difference btiFwccn people, gracious lue, as there js betweou anybody. * A shopkeeper purehnscd of an Irish woman u quantity of biKter, the lumps of whioh, intended for pcflMts, be weighed in j the balance and found wituiting. ".Shure it's your own fault if they ate light," said 1 Biddy, ill reply to tho complaints of the i buyer; "It's your own fault, sir, for wasn't _ it with a pound of your owntpnp I bought hero myself that I weighed th6id with?" | Tho shopkeeper hod nothing more to say < o;t that subject. " * ' Taking Tiiingh Litbhau.y.?"May j it please your honor," said a lawyer, addressing ono of the city judgos, in Mew Orleans, "L brought the prisoner from jail on a habeas corpus." "Well," said a fcl- ' low in an undertone, who stood in tho rear of tho. Court; "tlioso lawyers will say any- ' thing; I saw the man got out of a cab at ' tho Court door." A gloss of soda water was offered to a i e< untry lad, who rojuetcd it with tho great- i est indignation. 44 Do you think I am a 1 salamander/' >aid he, " to drink water boil- i uig hot ?" i * -% % v %#* - \ i . ?> i * * . ^ \* * * ^ \ -/ .'' \ # * 1 ,' .v w ^ * V *V v ' ,JX':v > n. AV> + i mpiimu i ifrn I'm 1 ii i mi WJftfte and llavn Population Ii \< Ou* ?oiiilfcu. B> tt* e?Q*w* of l?50, theaggrvfate uwnlwi Of slaves lii the United Slates ?h 8,204,318 Of th|? number, 2?MH?0 wore of mixed blood mulattos &?. The numtor of unmixed nsgn blood ow, thurefore, 2,487.466. Tip* firesblacl on.I mulatto population wn? 434,596,-in the fui lowing proportions: B neks, 275,400; mulatto** The wtlii whits population by the same cen sue was 18,60 8,008. . The aggregate was aa follows White*, 10, 568,tKi8;?lftves, .3,204.84 8t Free black! am colored, 484,495. Total. 28,101,876. Tho number of free white* by the same coo tun vw divided' us fbdows between the sfave holding and nou-slavoholditig 8utcs: Nou Slaveholding States, 13,830,650; Slaveholdlnj States, 0,222,418. Total. 10,668,668. The white population Increased between 184< and i860 from 14,180,686 to 19,655,068?? posi tive inoreaso of o,3u?,273, or an average ? 37.75 per cent, on the aggr ?jj ite of both sections The ratio of Increase in tho Qon-sUreholdluj Status was larger than it was In the slavchold ing States for th&toeusus. The non-slaveholu ing increase for white population exclusively was 39.42; in the slaveholding States 84 20; < difference of aliutn f> 1-8 percent. for ton years Considering the immense influx of iiuniigratloi iuio the Northern .stales, tho siuallncss of titii excess was noted as remarkable. At the same rate of Increase the t To sectioni will sltow by tho census of IHCO White inhabitants of uun-sluvoholdltigState 16,329,741; White inhabitants of slavcholdiui Statoe, 8,298,503; Aggregate white population 26.628.337. Under the nor; census, therefore, the pro portiou of tho whitr population in the two soo tinna, towards en eh other, will very nearly show: nuii-shtvcholdiug, t>9 per cent.; slavchold ing 31 per edit. The uoti-shtvcholdtng State wdl have largely inure thuu I wo-thirds of th< whole while population of the Union. 'J'hu number of shires which go to mnke U] the aggregate of Southern population, niuouut ed. as we have stated above, in 1850, to 8,204, 818. The gross Southern population was there fore '.'."?2l>,7ol; uud under tho rule of tl i Federal apporiioumcnt, counting throe-fittl of the slaves, these Federal numbers were 8, *245,000, iu a whole representative populatioi of 21,576,656 of whites. There is a variatioi in those figures for the free blacks counted ii the ratio, but we do not considor them here. Taking tho estimated iucrenso of slaves int< the calculation, the numerical power of th South will be enlarged, but the rate of increas* will be still found to lie vory decidedly with th< North. The whites in both sections intreaa nt the average rate of about tliirty-soven am a half per ceut. iu every ten years. The ulavi population increased from 1830 to 1840, frori 2,000,048 to 3,la7,455^?478,512, or about 23. 80 per oo??t.; uud from 1840 to 1850, 710,758 or about 28.8o percent. At tlio fame rate o increase the cciimis of 1800 will show an addi lion to the number of slaves in the Unitc< States of 022,742, and an aggregate slave popu lation of 4,127,055, three-til ilia of which i Upon these estimate* the og; regale pnpuln lion returned by the census of this year, no counting free blacks and muhittoca, will be a follows: Non-alaveliolding Stales. 18,320,741 Slavcholding States, whites, 8,203,503; slaves 4,127,655?I2,42i>,li48; Total, 30,7.V),302. The representative population will he 20, 090,570, of wbiclt the noti-slaveholditig State will have 13,829,744, and tli? slave States 10, 709,828. The proportions of politicial power therefore, in the popular branch of t'ongrcsa between the North and the South, vrillho ucar ty it'i t?> 37. if this increase of tlie slave population tihouh continue in the same ratio, the number with'u the United States in 1870 will be 5,360,000 and, discarding fractious, will he as follows, a successive enumerations: 1880,7,000,000; 1800 9,100,000; 11M>0, 11,800,000; 1910, 15,000,00b and having nearly quadrupled itself in ftfti years, aud in the life time of those who arc nov born, it umy reach to titty millions. Tliuae are Mauling figures, but they pros n probabilities and prospects which preiicut lop ioa of tlio inost serious reflection upon the cur rent political topics of the times. We prescu thetu for the use of rcadors and speakers win uiuy not have before tlictu the long tables ou of which they have been prepared. Tub Great- Revivaj. tx Swede*.?A Ian number of the London Quarterly Reviow <x>n tains an historical sketch ol' the rcmurkaole re vival iu Sweden, brief notices of which have beet given from time to time, and from which w< eompile the following: Scarce nny means have been employed be sides the circulation of tracts and the rendinj of the Scriptures. Owing to the peculiar regu 1st ion of the Lutheran Church, the Swcdiid people wore only acquaiuted with a small por tion of the Rihlc, and thus it had the freshncs; of a new book. Small moot ings for prayc. am reading, almost entirely by lajinon, were every where largely attended. The lowest ertimali places the number of converts, or, as they art tormeil in Sweden, "readers," at 250,t>oo, on of a populatiou of 8,500,000. The morality o those people is remarkable. Drinking has to de creased that two-thirds of the distilleries lav been closed since 1880 In the parishes h< r deriug on Russia, where nearly every man wa guilty of smuggling, hundreds of persons refund ed the duties of which thev had defrauded the Government. Many aold their property to ob tain the money, and others, who could no raise tlio sum at once, discharged the debt hi instalments. The perplexed officers of customi laid the mat tor hefora the King, who decider tlint the proceeds should be distributed anion; the poor. The average number of lawsuit.< has docreascd from 5,8<Hito three, f<mr and six In villages once remarkable for their profanity n^l an oath is heard, and the Kittle and sermon* huvo replaced low literaturo to such an extent that the booksollors only keep religious works The awakening has pervaded all classes. an< is extending aniong-tlie nobility and the wealthy W*f y is an invalid enrod by sca-bath in# liko a conliucd criminal? liccuu.sc lit ii? scu-curcd (secured). Nii? ht brings out stars as sorrow show* us truths, wo never ace the stars till wc can see little or naught else?and thus it is with truth. Thgovv a pioco of meat among bears and n pur*/4 of gold among men, and which will behove .nost outrageously?tho nn n or the boasts? laidy Yarmouth asked Garrick ono tiny why Lovo was always represented as a child! lie ropl e l, *.!o a iso love never rweliet the age of wisdom and experience." "Julius, why didn't you oblong yout slay at dc HOA-sidef "Kasc Mr. enow, dej ebnrgo loo much." "I' ., so, Julius?" i i- 11 ! ii uy uu i;ui<i.ur<i ciiurged <1 is lucliwidiial wid stealing dc spoons." "Mm, aunt .lane has been eating the honoy, *iid an observing son. ''IIow do you know, my dour?" asked tho atfonUhed mother, '(,'auso I hoard father siy ho wanted to sip tho honey from hor lips," responded the youth. The following is a copy of an advertisement which appeared in a country paper: 4 Made their escape, a husband's alfeclions. They disappeared immediately on seeing his wife with her hands and face unwashed it breakfast." ijukmtion kok Agassis?Was it the 'tj*j or the rhirkm that first made its ap[Kiuranee on this torrestial globe? In other words did the first chicken conic out of an 3gg, or did the first egg ooine oat of a chick, lur?BohIoii 1'utl. An interesting discovery, namely the existenoo of native diamonds, hus boon made in Australia. Tho static was discovered in tho sand of the Ovens district by an Irish miner. Kuhius and other gems of rary email size had previously, been found n Die same deposit. I III n'I I . ' I i Woman'0 Markiaub.?To marry one uun, while loving another and loved by r auotber, Is about the most grievous fault f, that a woman can commit. It 4a a pin > against delicacy, against kindness and truth. * It itpwlves giving tlmt to legal right which . isgtiUty an d shameful when givon to any , thing but "reciprocal affection. It involves double treachery and a cruelty. It involves ' wounding the spirit, and withering the . heart, perhaps blighting and soiling the I the iu>u! of the ouc who is abandoned and betrayed. It involves the speedy diseu - ehantuient of tho one who is mocked by the ' shudoV where ho was promised tho stxl>* ' stance,'and who grasp only tho phantom soulless beauty and thai husk, tho shell, the > skeleton of a dead uffection. It entails ' ceaseless deception at home and abroad, "by f day and night, at our downsitling and our ' uprising?deception in every relation?de. oeption in the touderest and most endearing moments of onr existence. It makes the ' whole of lifo a weary, degrading, nnrownr* ded life. A right-minded woman conld j scarcely lay a deeper sin upon her soul, or s one more certain to Iring down a tearful expiation. i T" TALC.?A mountain of pure tulc exists ? in Cherokee County, North Carolina, West i of Murphcy. It is termed the " French ' Chalk " by tailors who uso it as a substi. tute for cliulk. It is now extensively used in the tnanufucturo ot the fine soaps, and as Y an anti-frictmnist on heavy machinery and " wagons and carriages moistened with oil. * In the vicinity of navigation this vast "formation'' would be of greut value in the arts; [> but where it is tho expenses of trausporta tion would leavn no profits to thjj minor, ' and it must thcrcforo remain unused until ^ a dense population with accompanying tuc8 tories encompass it.? Culonju Si'jnuf. T9 A A' Aii JI ALi ' A' I OF THE CONDITION OF THE IIOMK IX8DRAICE COMPANY, OF NEW 9 YOUK, ON THE FIRST DAY OF JULY, A. t D., 1860. MADE TO THE COMI'TUOLLER e OF THE STATE OF South C'nrolluu, 0 PURSUANT TO THE SI A TVTE OE p Til A T ST A TE. 1 Name and Location. u The nnino of this Cumpauy is the HOME IN' SURANCK COMl'ANV, incoiporutcd in 1853, and located in the City of New York. r Capital?One Million Dollars ! - The Capital of tlie said Company I actually paid up in cash is, ?1,000,000 0O - The surplus on the 1st <lny of a July, 1800, - - - 427,700 GO Total amount of Cnpilnl nnd t Surplua, - ?1,127,750 60 s AHSKTS. ; Amount of Cash in Continental :, liank, N. Y., - - - ?06,055 Amount of Cash in hands af Agents, and in course of transmission, s (balance,) .... 30,876 51 Amount in unincumbered licul Estate. No. 4 Wall Street, - 65,680 00 , Amount in United Sluios Treasury Notes, market value, - - 100,875 00 Amount of Missouri State Honds, G 1 per cent ., market value, - 16,300 0t> i Amount of North Carolina Bonds, 6 L per cent., market vah e, - 9,060 00 t Amount of Tonnesaed Bonds, G per , cent., market value, - - 17,900 (M> ; Amount of Brooklyn City Water , Hands, 6 per ceirt., market value, 10,250 00 r Amount of Hank Stocks, market value. r'~ ?*? Amount of Loan:< on Bnuds and j Mortgages, being Itrnt. lion of | record on unincumbered Ileal | Estate, worth at least $I,78rt,- jp 800, aud on which thero is leas than one year's interest due and owing?rate of interest, 7 per ccnU Amount of Loans on Stocks and Bonds, payable on demand, the ^ market value of tecuritics ' pledged, $128,950. Amount due for Premiums on Policies issued at Office, - 1,057 10 Amount of Hills receivable for premiums on lnlund Navigation risks, &c., 82,030 13 Amount of interest actually due and unpaid, .... 27,0^8 20 SI.481,819 27 LI All 1 LI T I EH. Amount of Losses adjusted, and due and unpaid, ... None. Amount of Losses incurred ami in process of adjust incut, - $20,854 50 Amount of Losses reported, on which no action lias Iwjcn taken, 15,835 () > Amount of Claims for Losses resisted by the Company, - - 11,579 11 Amount of Divideuds declared and due and unpaid, - None. Amount of Dividends either cash or scrip, declared but not yet due, None. Amount of Money borrowed, - None. Amount of all oilier existing claims against the Company, - - None. Total amount of Losses, Claims, and Liabilities, - - $51,?',7 The greatest amount insured on any risk i$80,000, but will not as a general rule exceed $10,0(K). The Company has no general rule a* to the amount allowed to be insured in any city,'town, village, or block, being governed in (his m-itier. in caeh^xc. h.V the general character of buildings, width of streets, facftides for putting out tiros,' Ac, An attestod copy of ilin Charter or \ct of In corporation accompanied the statement of January. 1M'H\ and is uow on lile in tho office ol i the Comptroller. .? ST\TK OF NEW YORK, "I ('itt ami fotisT* op Nkw York, / ' ' " Ctll AKLKS J. MAUTIN, President, and J. J Mttftn 8miti(, Secretary, of the lloMF INSUKANl'H COMPANY, being several It swirn. depose and say. and eucii for himsell says, that the foregoing is a true, full, and cor, rc^t statement of the atl'air.s of (lie said Corpo, ration, and that they arc tho aborc described offiters thereof. ; UIAKLI..t J. MARTIN, (Niuxin:) President. . JU Hmitii, Secrrlnry. ^sIUtMAbibod and sworn hcforr mi>, this 21th 'i l>., 18C0. Witness my hand and al. 1 ,lKN-,AMIN' ''ANKIN. . i#SK0,,or ^nr Onrpliim, 1 New V?>i k, I (Hi lir<way, N. ^ 4*^i. i:iioi<u vn'< 111, '' 55 PAUTAN 1111,10' H" c frflRrATK OF ^OUTII CAKOMNA J *+1 SPARTANHURO DISTRICT. I ITT: TIIK COURT OF ORDINARY. John Jtyirray. apjd't., vs. Margaret Murrny, \r- ' * and others, defend snip. Pet it ion for sale of llc.nl Estate ol' Robert Mur* rny, deceased. I T appearing to my satisfaction that Arthur 1 J Hrawley, (if living,) and wife Nancy Jane ' Hi iwlcy, defendants in this ease, reside without the limits of this Htate: ll is therefore ordered, That they do appear j and object to the division or sale of the Real ^ Estate of Rohort Murray, deceased, on or before the 7th day of September next, or their consent to the same will ho entered of record. Givou under my hand and seal of other, this . 6th day of June, A. 1>., lHfJO. J. EAKI.K BOMAR. it. s. i?. Juno 7 ^ t 11 dm 25 Yotttig And Likely NKflHOA^ Pro SAwff. Knuuirr at the Palmetto Hons*. *7^*" Spartanburg C. H., C. fc. *' April 20-0-tf | | 1 wmmtSBPmSPH?bwps9FScrofUla, or King's Evi i* a constitutional disease, a corruption of 1 blood, bjr which this fluid becomes vitiat weak, and poor. Being in the circulation pervades the whole body, and may burst < m disease on any part of it. No organ it f from its attacks, nor ia there one which it r not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variou caused by mercurial disease, low living, cl ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, ti and filthy habits, the depressing vices, ai above all, by the venereal infection. Wh ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the e< stitution, descending " from parents to ehildi unto the third und fourth generation ; " hide it seems to be tlie rod of Ilhu wlio says, will visit the iniquities of the fathers uj their children." Its effects commence by deposition from blood of corrupt or ulcerous mutter, which, the lungs, liver, mul internal organs, Is tern tubercles; iu the glands, swellings; and the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul c ruption, which genders iu the blood, depres the energies of life, so that scrofulous coiuti tions not only suffer front scrofulous en plaints, but they luivc far less power to wi stand tlie attacks of other diseases; eon qucntly vast numbers perish by riUord which, although not scrofulous iu their nati ore still rendered fatal by this taint ill system. Most of the consumption which cuiiiitrs the human family lias its origin dint in this scrofulous contamination; und mi destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brt< and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from arc aggravated by the name cause. One quarter of all our peottlc ure scrofnloi tlu-Ir persons arc invaded by this lurking fcetion, and their health is undermined by To cleanse it from the system we must rcnov the blood by an alti rativo medicine, and vigoruto it by healthy food and cxcrc, Such a medicine we supply in AY Kirs Coinpoand Extract of Sarsaparil the most effectual r< m? dr which the mcdi skill of our times can devise for this eve where prevailing and fatal nialndv. It is rc bined from the mmt active rcmotliuls that h, been diacovered for the expurgation of thi* f disorder from the blood, and the rcwcue of system from it* destructive consequent Hence it should he employed for the euro not only Scrofula, hut nlso tho*c other nfl lions which arise from it, such a* Knrrr and Skix Diskahks, St. Anthony's Ft lloax, or F.Kfatrr.L.\a, FtMrt.r.s, Ptwrrt IIi.otchks. Hi.vins and IIoiiji, Tt- ho us. Tun and Sai.t Hiii.ck, S< ai.d Hi ai?, Uincwo Khki'matikm, Sytimmtic and Ml ncvHtAi. 1 k.ahkh. Dropsy, Dtsvwhia, DtniLiTr. a indeed, ali. Comti.aintm ajiistno rttnv Vn tkii ou IxruRB lltoon. The popular lx in 44 impurity of the M-ni " b founded in tri for scrofula i* a degeneration of the hlood. ' particular purpose and virtue of this Snr.su rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital Hi without which sound health U impossible contaminated constitutions. Ayer's Cathartic Pills FOR AIL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHY! so composed that disease within the rang! tlicir action can rarely witlislat.d or evade tli their penetrating iTOpciUc* search, and clew and invigni ite eve v portion of the human org ism. correcting its diseased action, and restoi its healthy vitalitic*. As a consequence of tl properties, thu invalid who is hewed down ? nain or physical debility is astonished to tind health or energy restored by a remedy at one simple and inviting. Not only d? they cure the every-day compla of every body, but also ninny formidable dangerous diseases. '1 he agent boh w nsuuet pleased to furnish gratis my American Ahum containing certificates .!' their cures and direct! for their use In the following complaints: Cost net*, Heartburn, Headache untiwi from tiitvrdi Stomach, .Viiiucu, /mliye* tion, J'airi in ami M<>. Inaction o f the lSuicrh, t'lntohncv, I.on of .\j tite, Jamutice, nud other kindred oomplni arising fniin a low state of the body or uhstruc of its fuuetivus. Ayer's Cherry Pectors row Ttir. RATIO CllHI! op roughs, Colils, Influenza, Ilonrscut Croup, Rroiieliit>?, Incipient Consnn lion, und for the relief of Coiistiiupt Pntiouts iu udranccd slnge? of i disease. 8o tride is the fo ld of its usefulness and ?o mcrous are the cj.iw of its cures, that nln very section of country abound* in person* ; licly known, who have been rc*tored ftoui aUiii ?na even derprratc di .ca.-yo* of the limn.* Ly use. NVhcn oiioc triid, its ?u]?criority over c other medicine of it* kind i* too apparent to est observation, nod where it s virtues ore known, public n?> lunger hesitate what antidote to cut] tor the distressing and dangerous atfeetions of pulmonary org in* that mt' incident to our clini While many inferior reiucdios thrust upon community have failed and been discarded, ha* gained fiit nd.* l>y every trial, couferred hem on the afflicted tiny can never forget, and ] duccd run* too numerous and too icuiorkahl be forgotten. rBUI'AUrdl BY DIE. J. C. AYl.lt Ac CO LOW KM., MASS. L). 1. & L. TWITTY, Sj mi inuliitrg n. V. BATES, Il.iicdViUe, nml hy nil 1) g'*l.? everywhere. IIAVll.ANL. STKATSoN k CO., <'harlcul on, WlndcMvlo Agent Mil/ 10 10 STAT/; or SO IT// ('Ml on In the Court of Common I'lews. SAM CM I. MOllUAN, | v.*. 1 Attachment. J. K. SMITH. J Holm, Kdwitrd.s k. Carlisle, ri ff. An y %\' II K UK AS the plaint' If did. nti the TV day of October, file hi* declura against the defendant, who in* il i? raid) ii scut fruin and without the limit* of thi.? .*? niul has neither wife n o- attorney known v in the same upon whom a copy the raid elar .1 it>u might ho ?oi ved: It i* therefore ordered, Tl at tlie mi id dr limit do appear and plead to the raid the] (ion, on or before the >T1 > day ol < ictnh. r i which will be in ilio yi ar nf ottr l.ord one I -and ciglil hiuidreil and sixty: otherwise and absolute jtnigmcht will then be given awarded again*! liiin. .1 l?. TDl.l.KSns*, C C Del '21 3d STATE OF SOI Til CAROLINA III the <'iittl l of I 'oililAt'lt ricits. BENJAMIN K. fAM1T.KI.I., t v*. Attnchmm I'INCKNKY II B<>HO, ) %% f II11IIK VS tlie plaintiff did, on the yj day of S'oVetnbcr, tile hi* dcedum tgtitrsf the defendant, who ins it is said) i? -cut front mill witl out the limit* nf thi* SI and liar neither wife nor attorney known w intliti *ame upon whom a copy of the -.aid .-Uralion might be served; It i? therefore ordered. That the -aid do l.ant <ln appear ntcl plead to the raid tlecl ion, on or before the 23d day of Novell itoit. which will be in the year of our l.ord thousand tight hundred mul sixty; oilier filial mid absolute iiitliriiiciil will ilicn lie >. tml awarded ngiiinsl hiin. . J. II. ToI.LKSON, Cler II'J 4 HOUSTON'S S ll a v i 11 <? S a I o o i n Palmetto House Basement, Intrnnrf on rjiurcli St., and from the Ho ' 111iS K luldinliuiciit, conducted l?y u |>n |[ cal 1(.\ItHKIt, i* itow porntAncntly loci is above. mnl |irc*rnl? lo Ilic citizens of S| niibnrg and lis vicinity advantages Dover 'ore offered. A call is solioiled hv C\ J. IIOI'STON, Into ol t liiu lo.il ci March I 81 Oi Machinery Oil, Eion vale by PISI|Kit Si IIKJMTSJ 1 May II M I ? . ' . I ?????P??mm???f?? 1 IP! 7; 2 Ifelil ? -KSKcff/iRss 'V v Hw (k. Ur?. ti Mole . Heuke. y HM (IW I .?! *?.-*t Sale 1 ilk- Hm the M? 1th HM the lerxol Bale y >( ...i Hm Mm l<nr|til Male ** MMtblUrftHlill / ; Ilea tike I.iw*na Sal* ' - - , m- ; IIm the Karpat Vale . * Tj Al rcn Ilaa the tm?Mi Male I , Ilea Hm In..*, at Sale ,J- Of aay Hellriut In Ui? tr?*kk ,*!r "I Of any Hedlt fur In the World. ?. Alt fc urn Of any *? the World. with PI Of any RciHr!itr iu the World v.). Of any Mollrlui |n the World. cu the Of any 5led It In* lit Ut* World. ~7T/ , in Of any 9frtJU Inr In the World. SULiL Of any Itcdlt ln* In tike World. lou Of ony Mcdli-ln* In the World. TTA on Of any ltl?ill< ln?-In the World. H , or- lOO.IWU Pnrkklfl M 1 1 lUU.OINI I'm-linyea Sp-uUil ' s 1UU.UUO I'arliam .a-- ? tu- lOO.IMIO IVU.KH III). lOW.OOO Pnehnyrc OffiCQ .1, 11HMNMI Pni-hMHi-a lOll.lNMr l'arka?rf lOft.WHI Pari.ayeo C. loi'S IWMMMI Pnrkayro J lK( HJU.OUtt Pet-Unipe I Up Bold In Clrorjjln and xonthCnroUea .. "J* I Sold In Otorvln ami Sent lit urullna 'v' >?'- Hold In Uromlu ami ttnullif'arollna :tly Hold In Uroryla and kouthl arultna ill v Bold In (.rol\ln ami Soullif'-arvlliia I 'P 'I Bold In tiiarrjla nuil KoiilMt arollna 1 1 1 Bold In Mnu^ln and Imtl ti( urellna Or Bull! In <irmi;la ami Soullit'nrollna A T Mold In firoii;la ami South! arollna A .. . Bold In Henryta and x.iilliC'uroltwa X Jl 11 * In Fourteen Month*. be proi J1* In fc'uurteeh Mentha. Manly it. In Poeillrtn Mentha. * ' ... In Font tr?n Mentha. . ' In Fourtrrn Mentha. Aj?ri , * . In Fourteen .Months. ? - IM.', In t'liumcn Mentha. In Fiiiirlcrii Mouth*. In Fuurtien Mntifha, In Knurtrt'ii Month*. It la V\ nrrufifld tu Cure t)Ki>! hit la .Varranled te Cure floor t? , It Is Warranted tu Cure y., It la \\ ni runt id tn t are ' pjBrttt ical * It la Warranted in Can J. D rT_ It la Wat rantefl to l ure Jam II la Warranted to t'nre . >m" It la 1\ nrrniilt <1 tu < ore Jah uVO It la Warranted to Cure yUJ It la Warruiitril In Cure .? I' Olreelluiia are Pel lowed, lnc If Dlrcrttuna nre Followed, _%_ ."Oft. If lMreetlona art Followed. 11/ > of If IMrretkoiia arc Followed, f f r If Dliertlnua arc Followed. If Olrrr tlniia are Fol lowed, " I It Dlrrellnna are Followed, n . Hi;, U Dtin tloua arc Followed, ... 'If IMia-rl tnna are Followed. __ ' If I>li ret Inn* arc Followed. " " Any I hm of f>y.|ie|iala KM, All)' fart ut I)) >|h |nla Its- Any Caae of Dya|ir).sla lT7 1 Any Cuue of u>-?|")>da 1 W ? Any Caae nl l>y*p<|Mla %7 A" Any Caae of l)ya|M |Mila Ill'l jvaiy v mv in i#j ?|it |uia **?* ? *? ,th. Anjrl?M J>eo n " Aii)' ( iim' ill U) .|H |Hln 1 IC " Any Cnar of I>> |>< Jiila pa- IJrrr Dluiui, lid Utrrr IHwuw, /\ "t f* I.I ver lll>ru?! Ul J.I ver Ularnwi, I U??r lllMiiat', ?-_ Liver UbeiiM, \1/ Liver Dlwuar, T T i V.'*! * hinii.ii '? Mv?r pImnm- ff . . Liver Dlnatr, SIC, Jaundice, pr<WI| f u We " Jnmiillir, etu. Jiviiinllii, Ivi.l n*)*, Jauiiilliv, ltnhu, p.,n- .lunndler, J[ riliff JaMi.rll.-e-. lM . ! > mulli , rith Jaundice, 'V Jntuxllre, 1,18 General Ihlitllty, t SO <ie-t.era| ilelilllly, Uriiernl 1 ? >> 11T > , ] | illt* Uflinel Urlillll), I | alu| Oemrel Oihlilly -*-A 1 j (JeurriU 1>* t.lllty, I'll Id < 'Xt.nl l)*' lit 111 y , foi* ill iaC* GHMI?I IKMIIIV, jtl| J-15 (M'lirinl *> lilllly, I ire- General Ih'Mlliy, \"j. r?l|vll*i|tm H,ui P" I |>l in Mini, P '!/" Palpitation, It*, I't* I I'D a ll,?n, \\7 lion 1'alpllatton, ' \V l* *l I'llallxn . " " Pnipit.it ton in Hi a Palpitation, will , Pal?dt?tlon. wi)h( Chronic DImi-i tiren, Chinnlr lll'irrlMM, 'e*, 1'hMHile Olarihcra, * Hj-oi.Ic lNarrhira, P" Chronic IManhtra, I ive C'linit,le Itani rlxi n, . I,.. Chronic lllniThirn, J *-Jl Chronic lllarrhirn, V\ Chronic Dluri turn, * nil- GbMlneM. , i;?t Glddlneaa, ^ llAfil Gldilliirw, . .+ Jail < llllll.lt M, <* ' 1 ' ' , Glrtdliirea, ' * ( l.ldlm m, '' ry bldiitneu. 117 If* CJIUdlitrma, VV tlie Llildlniu, ,... vlov 'nicr tLe De>pr?a*cd Spirit*, on I'll Drpivnwil *pt rtta, a|'v IVpn ued Spirits, ' c: til/* I?C|irc?aed Spirit*, Ma tl.U Ih-pre-iweil Spirit*, rlita I>< I"r??rt HplrlU, ,,ro. l?epr-*ix.?d Spirit a, ' to Deprr**eil Spirit* l>cprc?a.d Splrtta, L?m of Appetite, ' Ixix of Appetite, \ / . I.?M (.1 A|'|? ,|,r. ( hlllt laiaa ot Appetite, ,, q Liku of Appetite, ' I<?i ot A|tpe ttte. Jail lata* of Appetite, * ~~ I.?m? ?.f A|i|M tltr, Hlj- I.oaa of Appetite, Loo of A|>|M.tlte, IT Palo In Ride and Uuck lX Palo to bid* and Mark, Jan a Pain In Side and Itack, " , f Pain In Kldti and Uae.lt, Pain In Side and liark Pain In Sid, mnl Hark' A .I Pall. Ill siile and Bark) i > Pain In Side and liark, /m ' Pain In Side and Hark, IL Pain In Rhlv and Uiuk, triune II U Kapci lolly Adapted to Uc.-Jiil It la K?pei tally Adapted to M'i II la ICapet lully Adu|deit to It la Knimlally Adapted In .. ,, > r,?|H-nnny .iMn|ilrd lu It l? K?|m dally Atln|ilr4 to , . It la K<|<rrlHlly Ailg|>tnl to \ 4 till- It 14 K?|h i l-t I ly Aiii?|itc<i to 2 n It Is En]MtUU)' Ada ptlMl to Unni ,n ; St U Eayetlaily Adnftrd to 'V* ntii ?i?Wi ,i Winnie l?ani|it*luta s rule I Knuulc <'oni|it?tntat L' .) Ki iunlr foot (tinIutn | ' fell- Viiiinlr toinnJiilnia; ( f_. 111( Prnmlr t nm|flMlnta | I XI) Ktmulr t?uui|iinliita | Ki mnlr t oiiijilH?m* { hull Ki Hiiilr ( inn |>! Ill iii . ; . ^ ^ I'. i Ki umlc < oui)>lnliila | Krliiulr <otn|>taliil? : It PriMlurit Hot (imllty ot Form It I'iimIhmi Itofondlly of Korm J] I" It Prod urea Hot unillty ol Korm II Product* Hotuixtliy ot Korm ~v~v 1 It PriNluro Hot umllly of Korm Vy It Produce* Itutmiillly of Korm T T It Produce* ttotundtiy of Korm ngiiin ft Produo?-? Itot nudity of Form acfit 1 It Produce a tlntundlty ol Korm , , It I'rwlurii Itoiuiiitliy ot Fvrui and Ii In K< male* of ? 'l'lilo mid Sparc llahtt ( lit Knnalra ol n Thin unit S|uirc Habit clfiritl In Kcmnlra of u Tldo and spare llahlt ]l j In Fnnalriof a 'thin mid *p*i( Matilt I "1,1 | In Kciiinlr* ot u Thin and Spare llnlilt ?t:?rvt In Kciiinlr* of ii Thin ami Spare. llrMt lion, """ iii Kcmnlr* of ttThlii null l*]Mlli IlnMt wllicl nil in FmiiiIi i of ? Thin ami f|mrr llnlilt . In Ftinnlni ol * I'hln ho<| Sparc HnMt 8??n<i In Ftmrlra of n Thin and i|imt IlnMt anil li '.' Kvrry Invalid ilionld ntfJtri 1 "**' Kvrry lovnlld Hhsiild Kvny Invalid Mioiihl . f,.T, Kvery Invalid Should "ol Kvrry Invnihl Should Kvrry Invalid Should ST % llhcr Kvrry Invalid should j Kvrry Invalid Khotaiil wjBP I Kvrry Invalid Should I>. I. ( Try One Package. Mcn I Try One Pnrkar*. - -- Try One Pm kit|(r. r*" M k, Try ihm I'Mkngri ]{ , Try Our I'm lin?r. Try Ono IVrkKji. T T ] Try (hir l*?rkM|(o. Vy' Try Oi?o I'm kiicr, " f Try Olio Paikn^ti the ill 11 Send a (Volar* St.nuv ta Oio froprtviers for thalr *iul ? II) Pampbli't on ' I'-im i?. i i>l ywiir. irb an J Hnwata.** tliei* I W. XV. III.IHM ?v. CO., <i|u Irlora. mirm :tlM Iti iintl \* ii> i V< *? Yark< , be m>i For Soft in &p irtaabujg by Ii | dtnl? ICU; DKLGLlsrS \NI) M tut IIA JITS. dm.,. NolUe. . J-1.11X> hereby jtw* hofioe diet 1 will not be reKmuiHiblo for any ib\tif* dial uiy wife Kl.I- Apt I '/A THOMPSON. or ruy tlniijrhiw .TANK ? __ THOMPSON, may cnnlrnoi in any wwy, unlets I oiuupeMeil by lav, us I bare ffWou notion lint* I, i\nd again. IIKNUA THOMPHoX. 1 11 ' Young s Store, Lauitui, S. C., Sept 23 1/ ? S ** u *.'' * \ O. P. VERNON, TORNEY AT LAV?, LL PBACWCK tadhs WeeUru Cire?H Or?ioi-H<d corner of Col. W. [8' brick build lug. ortr the at arm vt fc Cannon, and onuotiU Ike P?lne(i? Afrtfl11 0 ?7__ J. 3I.bTR.ATK, ATTORNEY At LAW, ' A WO (OUomtt IV SQDffY, , ' , B remoYtd bit Office from Cborek Stnei 0 the office adjoining the Spartan Office, Public Square. ~ - " -V -1 1 trainees Intrusted to hia care win meet ompt attention. 3 49 Jr IVAN, ELFOKD & WIN8KITH, VK associated (httonclvw for the pnr[k>no of praotlsiug Law in the District of nhurg. Any hutuncs* intrusted to their ill receive prompt attention. on the Pnbi.0 Square, adjoining the SPARTAX OFFICE. P. SULLIVAN, Lauren*. M. ELFOKD, Spartanburg. C. WINSMITil, Spurt nub urg. 27 85 9?n REED & DUNCAN, ev.it fi t8 AT I. A w AND aoui'iroRN is rgi'iTt, SPARTANROilQ C. II All hiudaaas ntrustcd to then, in Law and Equity win ipptly attended to Oiiice next door to , Agnew & C.?. KKl>, ft. K. DIIKtR. li 12 fi 1V Wright ?V Orr? ATTORNRig AT L V W, c in M-vi. Legg'a Brick Building, next ? Bubo A KdwupkT law otiice, up stairs, nburg, C. J I. . Wuioht, Spartanburg C. H. L. Oait, Anderson C. If. 3 46 Farrow & Whit tier, ATTORNEYS A T LAW, I LI. practice in the Courts of Spartan uurg mid adjoining DistrietH. orricK at ?*PAttT.\Nuuna c. a. 21 46 it A. T. t'sivK ATTORN KY AT LAW, II.I. PRAl'TirK in the Law CourU ol the Western (Nrenit. 0. tnay alwnys be found n( the office ol uolinv Spartan. Spartanburg l\ II. 2 4'J _ tf HILLIllI l\ JOAES, tornoy at Xjaw. KNolU, CALItWKLL, CO. N. C. "ILL be In AitctrltlKcit nil aftlieGottrt* both County aud Superior, held Al Co ia, Polk county, ami at Ifcadertonrtlle jr?ou county. N. <\, mid will at tout >t!y to nil business intrusted to bis cart stern N. I'. 'Ci'.t>.ti tn.?Jan. I'arrn*, tsq., Sitnpsoi esq , John Ilounir, esq., Spartanburg C (!. rch 1 52 1y William I.ockwootl, TAILOR, AS removed to Room* neer fr?.??tcr I J add'*, Opposite theCoort llouttc. Thuuk r past I'arors, lie asks a lilntral patrvott^ e future. y7 !8 tt I>. It. II uduou, \ lj HI 0 X A B LX TAIL O tt. t?L*l.l? respectfully inform the citiiens o Sp irlntilnrrjj tnai lie ha- oprin'd a SITOl rick Range, on t'liureh .Sired, wbcre It. bo plcnsc-l to see ull wiio way favor Km ilicir patronage. i 2<? 47 ly It. D. Onciti LVIIllOS A RLE TAILOR, rOULlt rrtiun bis ibank* for past fnvor tin ! ask a continuance of the same. : uiay found over Iltyrdy & Agnew" ware Store. i a .45Dr. Win. X. It u sac I ILL practice MEDIL'INB and SURGERi (in connect ion with UKNTISTUV.at tib ) in HpnrUuihitrg and it* vicinity. OftJo nurh Street. No. 2. brick Range, gpittiv M<icnoc al.br L. C. K?tecd/'i. rch 21 4 I y !>*-. W. C. S><>11111-11, DENTIST, TM.'b witli Dr. J. .1. VERN<"?N, ovc Oilico of Dawkin^, Ohoico .t Evinv :h Street, brick Range, Spailhnburg t' i Itt 4ft 1 j mi. i.. . ki;\m:i?v A3 KETIKNED, and has rc-mneil tin duties of hi* profession. i_i'I 45 If t. Ucclitlet* ik .Huu, WATCH MAKERS, Il> Haniifoet?r?n of Jewelry, Repairer of Clocks, Watches, tie. AU work in ?1 to ihcru will meet with promptnc?s nnt tcli. ret. i ft 4 I f C\riHKSSES. P JOB'S DAK HER SHOP, oror Hardy' Hardware Store, con always ho found i l'.t of superior MA1TUKSSK8, of ul madw of excellent material*, and at mode iriees. > 14 50 tf e State of South Carolina. In the Court of Common Pica*. . MOORK, \ vs. | Attachment. SMlfH. ) iobo, Edwards & Carlisle, Pl'ff. Att'y. rIIKKEAS the plaintiff <lid, <>n the 2"?tl day of October, file his drclauuiui si the defendant, who ran it is said) is ah ruin and without the limits of this Stale las neither wife nor attorney known with i same upon whom a copy of tho said <le ion might be served: * ihere.iore ordered, That the said defon ilo appear and plead to the said declara on or befors ilie -<>th day of October next i will be in thu year of our Lord one thou eight hundred and sixty; otherwise Una baolute judgment will then be given au< led against him. J. 1$. TOLLESOX, C. C. P. >27 05 4?j T13 OF HOI Til C illOtl.\A In the Court of Common Pleas. A L. TWITTY, "1 vs. I Attachment. . LANK. J ,ced, Vernon & Duncan, Pl'ITs Att'ry. rHBRKAS the plaintiffs did, on the Irttl day of April, tile their theclaratlon again s tfemlant, who (as ii is naid;ia nhsrnt froti rithout tho limits of this State, nml has nci rife nor attorney known within the mkh whom a copy of the said declaration migh yed: s therefore ordered, That tho saiil dofen lo appear and plead to tho said doolara ?n or before tho 17th day of April next will be In the year of our Lord one thou eight hundred and sixty-otto: other wist >n?1 absolute judgment will then be gieec warden against him. j. U. toi.leson, c. a p. -il 10 7 4?| Slunks! Blanks! I ) V fK LB AT THW OFFICB. V V".Y' 4,' * * ' * * ' ' WOOD,, ED D Y & O.OR^ kuuu in ?ni?imf|i?N? $ 70,000! ? 1 Wocd.Eddy ft Co., Manager*. Tl?. Mnigm' Often are located at WibaitigtMV, # Delaware, U)d 8t. I.oMlrf, *L?Mouri. ... Tha followiag magnlftdeat seh?uies pill W' drawn i? public, under the Bupariblendeiiea Sworn CwwiuiMtiouars, appointed llf the G*ternokv . ' ? Wotd, Eddy da Co'u Uttory, I?o. 4ff4. l)rmet on StUurdaff, Seplmtnbtr 2$, i860. 78 NUMBKtW?l* DRAWN BALLOTS. A GRAKD CAPITAL PRIZE <NP #70/)0(>! J -V0 1 Prize ef/ *40.000 lOOVriiue of *1,000 1 " 28,4475 108 OOP. 3 " V lO.0lW.JJ6 8 >? 0,000 : OA- ' " MM 8 ?' ; ^4,060 . 60 . ? . ~ io 8 A: ... . 3.000 66 ? * bo- X" 3 2,.V>o 4,810 " 40 ' .Srloib" ? .' '*.*t #? 32.300 Prizes atuuutiling to ' $1,171,364) N EAICLY 1 I'KIZE TO KYEUT 2 TUJWBT8. Whole Tickets $20; Hilm *10: Qur.Mera 94. Certificates of packages will be sotoeC tin' following rate*. which is tho risk t" - . n Certificate or package of 23 whole -" tickets ? $200 40)" 20 half 140 50 " " ** 20 quarter 74 74 " . " " 20 eighth 87 37 SPLENDID HOHOIEI TO BE DRAWN ^,L* ' EACH fM'W'r IX SRPTEMIiEE. flflM 42f draws September 5, IfiHO. Clas.t 4:hi draws September, 12. 1800, Class 448 drawn KepictnLer 10, I860. Class 400 draws September 20, isftft, XEARLY OXE PRIZE TO EVERY TW&r TICKETS! ' , 78 SUMMill3?14 DRAWN BALLOTH. 1 Capital Prlxe of 83A,04H). 1 Prize of $10,0.-0 j 64 " .$100 6 4,000 04 7fr 1 " 2,327 1 04 ? 60 10 ?? ' , 1,200 I 04 44 (V? SO J,000 I 04 " 80 00 2(J0 | 5,0<?l " 11t r 205 " 150 J 28,224 " 1?? "4.412 I'rires Amounting to $57H,6.r?7 f Whole tickets $10?liaises $5?Quarters $2.00. Certificates of packages in. the above Scheme, lo l>? drawn curb Wedno'luy, will he sold at lie following rates, which is the risk ? Certificate of packages of 0 Whole tickets 141.Qt> 1 "* " ? 2?! half " " u u. 2h quarter '* !! '?.2fi t\ one Kut so Ttr?if?cT? ?a cKHfinejiTKii. Enclose (he amount of money 19 v?r address for whiU viiii wish to purchase; uamu tlie-ljotI Isrj in which you snap it invented. and wheth. or yon wish llulves, Wholes or Quartern, ?m rei'vin! of url.i.-Ii a, tnml u1.?i !. . ~l. .~l I... .. . ^v.. . ? ? ?r *>J Ml ? ?. , mail, together will* tba sn-Iteme. ^ Immediately after the -itrawiug. * primml drawing, certified to J?jr the <'owiniciwoncr*, will-Sc "cni. with an cx pinna:ion. Purchasers will please writ*" their ?ijfnature? plain, ?nd give their Post OtHr, County anil State, w All (onimnmcurlutts str>r?ly confidential. *r2T All prizes of f^l.thm and under paid r immediately alter the draw in-?other pri?f"?t the usual tint* of fit days. Our Single Number butteries, Capiiul Pjriz4 $50,'too, draw e<i-ry Saturday Whole ticket* if 10?Unite* $.*?Quarters $*1. Orders for Ttokeia or Ccrriiien'M to be ?d'Irtnieil to | Wz>0l?, Kl>l)V & CO., Wilmington, Pel. P or, IV(Hfl). EDDY & CO., St. i.nui*. .lliMoiiri ? BMi. Tlio drawiiip* ?il \\uuvl. Kddy. \ Co.'e i gtu'f " t'lr< ular* containing i>chem,o? f?>r the month will he sent, iioc of expense, by addreasing a* aonre. " Uxicnm arc pirhfi??licil in tU<- New York Herald. New York Time*, Now Yurker Sttiats ZcUurtg and New York Kaprnn*. August 'S4 '1~> _ if * r i7OOK A T T II i$r 9 NO jn; VMvS!!: Oil AND ALL-PRIZE SLMHitfK FOR NBl'TKMBKK, IK6<>! i GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, \ McKlNNEY & <X*> MANAGKB& Authorised hy special Act mf tie LefielalUrr, - ' h'i'L'Ill' TfCKKT J VUIKF.. . .. CAPITAL 1'lJl/K SG0,0V0: Ticliots Only SIO. Halves, Quarters and Eighths iu Proportion. r To be drawn each .Satinday in .IbOu, in the eftjT of Saeannkh, OflMgia. ' fbUt S7, to be draw n Septemlior t, ISA". \ Oo*s ftfi. to W drawn September H. 1 Class KD, i?i lie drawn September l?i, 1#M>. . Class 00,-to be drawn September 2-, 1800. Class S?I, to be drawn September 2V, 1 Stilt. MAfiflfFICKNT KP1IV.ME 1 PrU of *?0.0D0 is Sf.0,000 1 ? 10,00 ? is lO,f*>0 * 1 ' '.i,trf>ti in 1 G.00O M JJ.IHM 1 ? 4.WO is 4,OU<? ? 1 " H.tnn i* S.lKtO 1 " 2.0UO is 2,ooo 1 1 *?' 1.&N?U 1,61*1 1 1,000 is 1,000 '1 ? 6?H) svc " J,m?o 1 too htc w*> J ?? 3I?<? arc 600 H 2 " 2??) nvo 400 n 100 ? WO arc 10,000 j lOt) v 76 arc 7,AOO 100 60 arc 6,000 I 25,000 Prises *f $H $200,00o 26,000 Prises of 6,0tm L * . 60,306 Prises liMuaQPg lo . . . $376,000 WILL BE DBA ir.Y 77//.N VOXTU. Certificates of Packages will he fcofd at the following rates, which is iho risk: Certificate of Packages lti Whole Tickets $B0 10 Hulf 40 " " IK Quarter " 20 l? " " 16 Eighth 10 THE GOLD M1NEI! ALL PHIZES AND No PLANKS ON The Three Number Plan! Which takes place every Wednesday and Saturday in 1S60. 7? NUMBEKS?18 DRAWN BALLOTS! I 1 pri?f ?f : : : i $26,000 ,| 1 l'riso of : : : : 6,000 1 1 Prise of j ; ? : 4,tHK) 1 Prise of : : ; 'J,^7tV 40 Prizes of 176 are : t 7,000 40 Priio of 126 are : 4 5,000 40 Prises of 112.60 are \ j 4,5oO 162 Prises of 100 are ; i 16,200 66 Prisos of 26 are : i 1,626 65 Prises of 20 are : s 1,300 65 Prises of 15 are 1 t 676 ou rnncH pi i" *r? : : r?l50 4,810 I'rfsee of tt are ; : 48,29* 27.040 Prtwn of 6 arc j 16&.20H (, 18,080 Prise* of 1 43,0?TJ | ... - . K."< it 70,076 Priro* nmuutitiin to $200,606.00 WIIOL H TICKlCrs $5. SHANES IS ? PROPORTION. ' IN ORPKRINO TICKETS OR CERTIFICATE*, Enclose the tnoney to our address for the * ticket* ordered, ou recolpt of wrlitok they will be forwarded by first wail. Purchaser* pan ' hare tickets ending in any figure they stay designate. The list of drawn iu.rn>?crs and prllrea WtBbe , 1 sent to purchaser* iinmcdialoly after the drawing All communications strictly confidential. Orders for Tickets or t'ertifloaira, by Mail ne Express, to he directed to f ' MoKLNNKY ft <N> , ** Savannah, On. J Augsut 28 fV?fi ' . *v ?f