The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, November 01, 1860, Image 8
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For Ihi Carolina Spartan.
V LtemW uu Album.
* To write in an Album's a task. I don't. crave,
For its contenUi should always bo gttyer tliau
gravo; *
And <(<iiur.ro and gljomy 'i the east of u< v
rkjrja#?
'Tie grovoiliug sentiment?never " sublime."
Yot I'm.booked for tho effort?the tai>k I aara; ,
. And will rouse up iny spirits us well a* 1 uny,
t*To ahig of the past, and the present, au<l find
A Rfttti nf PAPA VAW/lilWA *rt naai..o?i * 1? ? -!"'1
a V I W> v?u> v ?v v ?HC IUIUU.
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1 could fling of tlia hopes On which yotfth fou.ily
fc l,
_"Who??"*rou?natio proportions nro now with the
de*d?
How their lure trnd tuoir glitter, like tlio rain'
bow in dye,
tlnde realization the ground for a sigh.
I could sing of the rose-treo?n lifo emblem
4.. true?
Its glory like vapor?duration as dew?
I ootild poiuCto tho brightness in youth that it
wearr,
And the thorns that disfigure in lapses of years.
I could sing of tlto merrily-rippling rill,
Whose verdure-clad holders are traced to the
mill ?
Where its beauty is lost iu (he water's rude
strifeIt
has answered its purpose ? nud thus cuds its
life 1 '
? I could Sing of the seasons?of Autumn nnd
Spring?
For the first brings us plenty upon her soft .
' wing?
And the last wreaths In glory green leaf and
fair flower,
. Which oluaiSr profusely on sunlightcd bower
1 could sing of ambition, which fires tho bold
* .heart
To outstrip its fellow in science and art?
In war to lead nobly the conquering host,
Or die in the front whoa the victory's lost.
Yet these but awake the strong passions so <
rife,
Nor ipcite to observe the wise uses of life? 1
Hence from earth, with philosophy trno we will
turn, v. I
And sing of tho land where tho soul ne'er thnll
mourn. 1
At tlie cud of lifo'e journey we seek for repose,
And serenely look back o'er its surges and (
throes, ,
Like the mariner tossed on the ooeuu's wild ]
foam,
Who makes that dear harbor?the haven ol
hoiue.
Having battled t' r ugh life, by its snares rarely
caught,
We cnu canvass the ohanges that past years
have wrought.
We cuu look to tho future, and joy to leave this,
For that future is gilded with promise of bliss.
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Death of a Child..
Tho Alexandria Gazette publishes the
following beautiful ''extract from a letter
writteu upon the death of a child."
"It went in tho moiuiug?a bright and
radiant morning?many went yesterday,
more .to-day, ind t^crc arc dews to.be shed
for tho departures of to-morrow. And can
it be wondered that pleasant summer mornings
should beguile thorn into going?
it is a nutrvel that thoy do not wait lor
the burden and tho noon, but follow the
lark, and hear her song over the ruin of the
rainbow? That these words, so beautiful,
they should make so true, "and joy cometh
in the morning?"
Going in the morning?a glorious tnorning?when
tho sky is all beauty and the
wor.d is ali bliss ; the dews have gone
to heaven, or tho stars have gone to God;
wiicn the birds uru singing, and the cold
winds are blowing ; and the flowers are out
that will be shut at noon, mid ?l?'i -1
that are never rent in ruin, and the shadows
inlaid with crimson lie away to the
"WCBt. ' '
We havo sometimes seen a lit*.lo coffin, (
like a casket cf jewels, all alone bv itself in
a huge hearse, melancholy with plumes and
, gloomy as a frown, ami wc have thought i '
not so should we accompany those a little 1
who go in tho morning. Wc have
^ wondered why they did not take the little
coffin into the carriage with them and lay
it gently upon their laps, the sleeper there
lulled to slumber without a bosom or a cradle.
We have wondered what there was j
lor tears at such a going, in the early morning
from home, like fair white doves with , (
downy wings emerging froiu nether night i ,
and flattering for entrance at the window
of heaven.
Upon those little laccs it never seemed !
to us that Death could plncu his great seal; t
and there is no thought of the charted
house'in those young listeners to that invitation
whose acceptance wo are bound ,j
not to forbid; there should be morning
songs and not sighs ; fresh flowers aud not
badges of mourning; no tears, no clouds, j
but bright, dews aud bright dawning- to- <
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gether. _ .
hold up the white robe, lay aside the for- j
gotten toy, smooth the unpressed pillow, |
aud gently smile as you think that uo [
years can make tho memory old. An eternal
guileless child wafting about the thros- |
hold of I'aradisofor the coming friend from j
houic! i j
Mr. Jenkins is about to get married Mr
Jenkins says, that ''to live single, is not ti
only singular, but 'agin natur, law,' gosju 1.' v
common sense and fun generally" Mr. y
Jenkins is ubout right. A man who has c
reached his twenty-first year without owning
n Mrs., to take out on his arm ofu Sun- a
day, is nobody and nothing. Young man, s
if you want to be somebody, on joy Comfort, v
take a position in society, Jul til the Scrip- ' 0
turcs, just follow Jenkins.
To him that goes to law, eight things I,
arc requisite : 1st. A good deal of money, t
2d. A good deal of patience. Jd. A good ; c
, attorney. 4th; Good 'counsel. 5th. (iood ;
evidence. Gtli. (Iood jury. 7th. A good r
judge. 8th. flood luck. Kven with all f
the.-*!, a wise man should hesitate before |
going to law. : j
Here is a brief, but pointed "essay on ; '
naar."
At ten, ft child; ftl twenty, wild;
At thirty, tame, if ever; 1 '
^ At forty, wise; at fifty, rich; j t
At sixty? good, or never. | (
Who ware the lirst iicwn{>jipcr auWril-ors
mentioned in Scripture? Cain mid Jt?>hni j|
lor Lam took A litWi LJJ ?, and Jofiiual*'
ordered the &'un. j c
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A Touch of ffatvre.
On board the steamer Ocean, between I
Cleveland and Detroit a circumstance occurred
uot long ago, which is pleasantly
told l?v a correspondent of the Cleveland
Herald
A young girl, apparently about 17 years
of age, was seated upon a pile ol cheese
with lun? ft?" 4I#*1A kj^iL^a -.?^.1 11
? MV1 4.MV 1IVIIV UIUIIIVIJ*, ilj;ru II
and lo years. 'J hey wore orphans, houqd
from Alleghany, Pennsylvania, to Michigan,
where they expected to fiud u inmie
with an uncle.
Alter having purchased second class tickets
fur the three, the girl had spread her
old ?|uilt on the pile of cheese boxes, and
piepured to pass the night in Quietude.
She had hardly arranged her- uest, however,
before she.was accidentally discovered
by a se? ond class passenger, a tall young
man of 23 yo.irs, who had loved her in secret
almost from her infancy, and who, for
the past two years, Imd been rafting lumber
on the Ohio ltiver. Having ac jnired
about two hundred dollars in hard currency,
he cauio to Cleveland <Jn the lOth ult.,
to participate iu the celebration, \dffen, us
ho expressed it, u some mean kuss had
picked his poeket of every darned cent but
lour dollars."
Being unable to find tin* thief or the
money, he had started for the West with
the determination to hire out on a farm.
To his surprise and joy ho fwuud himself
on board the same vessel with the object
of his heart's earliest uflections.
Sliding up to her, ho cxc'aiuicd :
" Why, Cynthia Ann ! why, how do
you dew? I didn't hardly know you!
Why, how you've gruw'd . Whore aroJ>
you going ?"
u I'm going to uncle's, in Michigan,"
was the feeble reply. ' You knew mother
w s dead, didn't you?"
u Why no'.' and his voice softened.
" When did she die, Cynthia Ann ?"
44 >'ho died last January. I'nclo wrote
to mc that il I'd come up there bu d give
uic and the boys a home "
44Cynthia Ann!" and the young man's
voice trembled?4 there ain't no uran'll be
so glad to give you a homo as I will ! l'v<tillers
thought a heap of you! 1 told vour
mother when you wasn't more n so !i.
that when you grow'd up I was a goiu to
have you. Now, Cynthia Ann?jest say
the worn, ami you're to hum now !
"What'll become of the boys?' inquired
the agitated muiden.
4' i ll go with you and 1 ?ve 'cm to your
ancle's, yjid then we'll go West and hire
3T t this tall and winter, an 1 then next
? >riog we'll buy a small lartu uiul live to
ti am!"
The girl gave a warm sigh of acceptmcce,
leaned her head against the honest
jreast of the hardy youth, as tuuch as to j
lay?if you want anything, t;ke it.
The man snatched u kiss from her ri|?e ,
ruby ilps, sprang down from the cheese
joxes and exclaimed, 44 11'there's a minister
or justice of the peace on this boat, I've
?ot a job for him !"
441 am a justice of the peace," remarked
i venerable looking old man from York
State, 44 ro-m unt the cheese boxes, and
you shall be a married lum in les> than |
ive minutes."
44 Well, bold on, squire ! I haint got no
lioney, but I'll give you ail all jolircd good
ixe." i
44 Never mind about tho pay," uaid the ,
Tovtby srjttirv, 44 I'll take my pay in seeing
rou happy."
Tho leliow re-mounted the pile of cheese, ,
slaspcd too hands of his dearly beloved,
md in three minutes the ceremony was
tcrforiued?he had entered into u new cx ,
stence. Kissing his little bride once on
icr ready lip*, lie seated himself on a big j
diee.se, and commenced, no doubt, for the |
irst time to realize what he was, where he
vuh, what lie bad done, and what aught .
tud must be done. j
Starting up suddenly, he exclaimed, half
iloud, to himself,44 Well, by liokay, thi - is i
i pretty hard way of passing tho ti. t '
light!"'
The bride btftsli 'd. and replied, '-Never ;
niud, John, we are just as huppy as if uvu j
rero rich. Come, sit down." ij
lJut John bad an /?/? ?,an 1 he was h,?uu 1 , ,
o put it in operation, tioiug to his pile of I
Miggage, consisting of one large meal bag. t
tontaining a change of shirts, socks, tuvk- ; j
rrchief, and o d boots, bo took tm a the leg 1 .
>tone of the boots an excellent a.ve, and, \ j
vaiking up to the clerk's office, he exclaim- |
:d
44 1 say, look here'Cap'n, I've paid f?r a
lec-k passage, but I want a bed lor myself, \
tid w?i?a If. 1 haint got no money, but I
icre is an all joflred good axe." i t
J he gentleman in the office r< j*1 i? 1 tliut I
lie clurk had stepped ond, but would lie i
luck in u lew moments; wlc Tciipnn the i
nan went back t.? the jr.iil ofehceso to look !
t his precious treasure
Having ours m pal hies aroused, we has- t
ily ran around among the pasx liters, told i
lie story, and took up a collect ion to pro- t
inc a state-room K?r the young couple,
o the credit ol our lady pin- < liters, they i|
fere the most liberal iu their donations;
lid in le.-s than ten minutes we had col- 1<
acted ?14.0l2. Presenting this Hutu t.i the j
groably astonished young man, wc inform- L
d him that lie could now procure a state- i
ooin witli two beds, one lor him .11' ami
rife, the other for the boys. Thanking us 1
rilh !n> 1 ig watery eyes, h. rushed to the Jerk's
officii, where In.- was met by (.'apt. v
'icrcC, agent of the line. Cnpt Kvaus, com- 1
minder of?he boat; and Mr. Carter, the
Icrk. ! q
('apt. 1' lerce exclaimed, "Here, my I
;ood lellow, here's a ticket for mr-elf and ' 1
rife to go to Chicago, Co \\ est as fast as \
ou can ; go to work on n farm, and look 1
>ut lor laud-shai k*."
Capt. 11 vans pulled out a glittering coin c
lid said? ' Here's five dollars; keep your- L
elf iu good condition, and"?here . the
rorthy captain forgot his sp.celi and ran
iff laughing.
The clerk, Mr. Carter, handed the man '
key, nnd said, Von are welcome to one
I'the best state rooms ou (he boat. It lias
wo beds?oiio fur yourself and wife, the
ither for the boys.1
Cap . Kvnns having returned, exelaiui- c
id. " liive the hoy- auuilc r n> >n . 1 I. y 1
mint no business in there. They In no
luainusa"?here ho broke down-with laugh
or a^uiii, and hurried away to yrive orders x
id the bout. The couple .now re pair ml to s
heir sumptuous apartment, as happy as
oortals are ul lowed to boon this earth,ami r
he passengers gathered in knots to piaUc !
ho liberality o! nil concerned, and the 1
oiuicul oddity ofCstpt. Kvuns. "
You may find it very difficult to j^ct a
.Way irom had company ; but you needn't a
m that account throw yourself'away. , n
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The Indian Vegetable Autl-lllliouk
rim.
duff was a gentleman's gentleman dotn
ill old. Virginia, and a din key of most un-.
douUfil Honesty and truih ; Hut He would
sometime* tell thugH stories, lie met"Ivorucl
Johtiso'i's nig," a- he called him, tie
oilier uay, ami uticr uussiitg ami diacussin;.
various matters appertaining to their masters,
Jell into the following Convcnutioti:
Sniu?Well, (I II, how you was t .
Cuff ?Oh; ! isn't no wuss.
Sum?How is all d? l'ulks down ut de
lii.UHO 'i '>
CuQ?Oh dey is nhl to be round, 'eopt
do old man's darter; she h d do doctor de
oder day. He oaine in, lookud ut her, kept
lobkiug at her: said she w;t? bilvus, and
guv her a box of engine vegetable pills.
When do doctor go, she uj> an 1 Irow d<
pills out do winder.- She wouldn't take
no pills, no suit!?Wal, ?lo old turkey eock
kuni along, an' de grot iy old kus- he gol blod
down do pills, box. an' all, wid de
wliolo directions in lour d:It".rrtsJi?*1- Jan
guagos.
Next day wo had company, and had to
kill d t turkey cock, yer .-e . W ul, . brumhim
00 *<ic table, biledwid istcr .-a-* ; ma-a
flourish his knife, and try 10 eut lib 1 u
couldn't git the knife into hint. "Cuff,'
says ho, "how long you bib tins turkey
" liilc hini an h mr, sah;"
' Tako him away, and bile hiui another
hour.' .
Snm?Did dc company vait .;
Cuff?Ob conn doy wiiud. So 1 brung
in dc turkey agin, and ni.i >a try to cut
biin. lhit it was no go; luussa git mad.
'& " Here, take him away an' tii/c him u
Ifr*.'"
So L take him away un'bilo him a who!
week.
Sam ? />.'/ ?A company trait!
Cull*?' )h yas.de company waited ?
bound to hue d_ fun out, yer know. Wa!,
in a week I brung in de. turkey. Ma-^.i
thought ho got him -lis time, sure; bat h
couldn't eut a hole in him ; dc ole cock
wouldn't bo cut. Massu scud fordo doetor,
to hah de turkey examined. De doe
tor cotm- and look at de turkey?look a !
over him. Says he ;
'* It's no use; you em't I le <11 s here tut
key. for he h taken a !. >.v b 1. ainc
vegetable pills, <tu' (Arc if.nl titj in
him."
Youmi IjADit.s AMI Hou.-f.wuf.i;. ? \
friend of oars, remarkable : >r strong, _ ii
sense, married n \ ry accompli h i an i
fashion ibi" \ mil!? ladv. :i 11 ! .
Tin landlord was for a inon. tit nonplus* . t
d;lint lie virtually acknowledged lie wa> '
>eat lbroncc.
" Kvtf. Si HM1SIM.S?Let it hi n i.il m>crel
that" chanty think th no evil." T >
he jair * all 11?iii^.^ are j aire."
1. Wo do a great wrong when we think i
vil of any one, without the most sat . fac 1
try reasons for it.
We do a great wrong when we speak .
>ur thought * to any one save the suppn-eij t
Hinder, and sometimes when v.e speak t<>
i i in.
Ik liven when wickedness i- i, . rly pro
i 1. it i> to' a i fi'alila then, 'oreoi.
ution.
4. The pruotiec of spreading iilno.. 1 our
acre nspieions of otliei , whether we -,n
cot them of downright wickcdne-. or ni re
inprudcnce, under any pretence, is mean
lid detestable.? (VnittUtoi J /'< fh'j, u< r.
A man full of hope will he full of notion ; 1
lively hope n"d a diligent hand are in- ' !
epurahl a companions Hope will make a ]
nuu do, though he die for doing.
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her beauty and accomplish merits tit m . I
anything else. !n lit! ii m :>* ! ?? . n? :
that hisatronvr jptod sense did not si m ven
ippfttui.i. Hit) will?, hoirevur prove i u>b<
a very ex -ell nt companion, an 1 de, ; i , attached
t<? him, thoaeh she : i 1 ?v? i >:npaay
ami spout more t ine abroad tinm in
exactly approvrd. Hut ?. > his fin' was
l:oo<1. ami hid ho i - iurni'li ! willi a .
supply of domestic, in' wa- ii ! a v. i o \
ay abridgtucnt of oomfort on thin t, I
and he therefore undo no l?j? ?i ; < it.
One day. sotue low monthsaiior h.-nm
ria^e, our lricud, oil c aniiiLr ho ' <> ' ,n
ticr. Raw no appearance ol hid u-ual m
but he lound his wile in vie..: ti nil instead.
' What's tlie metier!' l.e a-Led.
4 Nancy wont oll'-.t ten o'clock this ruoinin^,'replied
hia wife, 'and th eh a rinaid
knew no more a1 >ut c >ul.i:._: a >:r<11 r
than the man in the mom.'
'Couldn't site hive done it under yn.i
directionsr inquired her hu 1 an I, \ey
coolly.
' Under my directions : 1 -h dd 'ik to
see a dinner conked undct n du-e >:t.'
* Why sol' asked the hushnird in irprise,
'you certainly d n ' i;u..'t : . y i
that you can not cook a u.nn. r
' 1 certainly do, then, r- ti- h . .1'How
should t kuo any am,'
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The husband was silent, hut a look of'.j
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'iwMJiucui perpuxcU ami wo: i e 1 III.- |
wife.
'You look very much su: prise, 1,' she
-aid. after a .nomeut or t v> h 1 t a, !.
And so I nm.,' sal I he; ' - mi: .* -i:r[>rised
as I shod 1 bo in finding till: < ij in
rfuii'ofmy ship, una piaii.i ! .v. li navi
-ation. Ihm't you Know h w to cook. at. i
lie iu:>tri\s> ot'a family'! > .u , il tit re
is a c ohiti^ .-clwxil any where hi t.h cit .
;o t-. it ami romp! to your < due..tion? I >r j
t is deficient in a cry iint o'.aut t irtieuur.'?X
Arthur.
(itri'iMNti tiii; it. r <? a 1.ax: i. to.-A'liil
travelling ttir.ui :'i lit.* nun
falifornia, ''way up North ?-i- tho north
rn part o?.that Statu .Li call 1 -1 stopped
era i'ew days at on of tin hotel in a |
Mountain villi.?. \Y h-u ah ?ut to 1- (\ e. i
irjuire 1 of the land! >. ! the^uool tn. bili.
le replied :
"Let me >; Qo d ivs at tw?'i\v iwcnty-liv.
an I ono ine.d at i.s
- thirteen dollar., and twenty ti\e . a' a!eg.
ther. '
llow much do you ehi. e per \v<i
[ueried I. 1
'Tw Iv el I' sr a week.' was the land- 1
ord's answer
Atfil you ask tliirt >n dollars and two
tits foru little more than fir da. in
crrogatcd 1.
"Yes," replied mine host; for toythiiia
LV-liian a week, wceha.a by ilie da\
?except it *.? le-s than a -hi;' e da,, when
re are paid six bits a meal, four ;hit lor
od ging."
"And you charge your hoarders twelve '
htllars a \v< kl'" add 1 I.
"That i- my price," he answer* d." "t i ue. s
li finish the week, then,' rcsp nd i 1 ?
rhieli. alter paying the iv juii 1 amount,
proceeded to do
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OCTOBER, ISGO!
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Trj Out
'1'ry One 1'ixU.ifco.
't >>' One f'.e< U
Ti y ?> ?? )'iitlin<ti
'I i) line I'mkiiKt.
Try Our I'm leiu(ea
'ley Out- i'Mtkngr.
1 i ) Our I'mkagr.
Try Oi e I'niieitg) !
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i e n i H i. i ii -i.?i ik'txti*."
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l.i.-i ili iuit ttn) , .> tt Vork.For
ly.de in > }/irtanburg ly
Dill ie IS!s AND fll.KCIUMS.
Sept 15 'J'.) ly
Notice.
1n<> liorrby givo iiotl -e that I will not ho accountable
tor nny ileht* that my wife Eliza
'hump-on. or my ?im lVaild) Thompson, or my
auglttei* Jane Thompson, tnay contract in any
r'i\, uiilcsi coiiipeHtttl by lr?*.
July 11#?20 ly * II. TllOMMOK.
* ?
*Vv- .
- til
.X
AYBB'S a,'"
Ague Cure,
Ml THS SPEEDY COBS OF j
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agne, <
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dtnb I
-Avuc, Periodieal Headache, or Rlttous
Headache, and Klilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole clans of disease* originating
in biliary derangement, caused
by the Malaria of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities of Ibo American people than a sure '
and safe cure fot Fever and Ague. Such
wn nrn now nn?Ma/l tn nffnr uitK n Uivfnot 1
certainty tbut it will eradicates the tfisease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that <
no harm cut arise from its use in any quarttity.
' .
That which protect* from or prevents this
disorder must be of imtncflHe service in tno !
communities where it prevails. Prevention is <
better than euro, for tne patient escapes tho ^
risk which he must run in violent attacks of
this bulcful distemper. This '* Cent" expels
the miasmatic poison of Fevbb and Aoub
from the system and prevents the development
of tho disease, if tuken on the first approach
of its premonitory symptoms. It is
not only tho best remedy "ever yet discovered
for tills class of complaints, but a'ro tho
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach of every
body; and in bilious districts, where Fkvkb
ami Ague prevails, every body should have ,t. .
and use it freely both for cure aftd protection. 1
It is hoped this price, will place it withu^the I
reach or nil?the poor as will as .the rich. A !
groat superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for tho speedy and certain
cure of Intcrmitteutfe is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces
no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon tho constitution. Those cured
by it arc left us healthy us if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
arc Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Blindness, Toothache, Jiurachc, Catarrh, Asthma,
Palpitation, l'aintul Affection of the
Spleen, Hysterics, Puin in the Bowels, Colic,
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
nut on the intermittent type, or become pcriodal.
This ' Ci'KB" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. It Ls an invaluable protection to immigrants
and persons Uuvclluig or temporarily
rc-iding in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exjjosed to tho infection,
that will Ik- exert ted lrom the system,
and cannot accumulate in suilieicnt quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever srffer from Xutormittcnts, if they avail
tlx nisclrcs of the protection this remedy affords.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC, ]
arc so composed that dirsue within the ranee of
their union can rarely withstand or crude them. '
'llieir penetrating pinpertica search, and cleanse, 1
and invigorate every portion of the human organism,
correcting it* diseased notion, and restoring
it* healthy vitalities. A* a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility i? astonished to find his
health or energy restored by a remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
? only do they cure the ercry-dny complaints
of cvry hotly, but sd'.o many formidable and
dnt.gcrous diseases. Tho agent btlovv named is
plcanrd to fund h gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of tlieir cure* and directions
for their u;.e in the following complaints: entireties*.
Heatibstm, Headache ariiixgfrom disordered
Stomach, .Vauim, Indigestion, Pain ??i and Morbid
/unction of tie hour's. Flatulency, Lota of Appetite,
Jou/dice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from n low state of the body or obstruction
of its functions. They are an excellent alterative
for the renovation of the blood and the restoration
of tone and strength to the system debilitated
by discusc.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
ron tue itapiu era* o*
Cotighr, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Croup, Hi t.ncliif in, Incipient Consnmp*
tioa, mtd i'or the relief of Consumptive
I'ntu-uts in udranccd stages of the
disease*
So wide is the field of its r.scfalne**: and so nuroevoua
arc the case* of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons publicly
know n, who have bote restored from alarming
nnd even dt?perato ili-.ta?es of the lungs by its
use. When onec tiiod, its superiority over every
Otlii r medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, atid vvhr m its virtues are known, the
put Ho no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous ufleetions of the
pulmonary organs that ore incident to our climate.
\\ iiUo Hiui.v iiiferl i remedies tliriiht. nwon thr,
community have faiK-d and Seen <!:t>caitfcd, this
ha* j-ni:.< >1 f:i< I y every trial, conferred benefits
on the ntTketed ;h< > can i.exer forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too i vioarkabio to
be furuotteu.
rni;r.\nuo uv
I>K. J. C. Vl Kft & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
l>. I. X L. TV ITTV, Spartnuburg
U. F. HATES, ll.itesville, ninl by nil Druggist
j Cvc"*x where. ,
IIAVII.V STHVKSOJ? X CO., Charh
ivii. Whulotiile Agent!?.
May 10 1U If
In tl,e* C 'urt of .'onsmou Pleas.
151. . IAMIN II. CAM I ,;LLL, 1
\j, ^ Attachment.
I?I* JKSfiT 11. 00B0,. J
\%r iii:iu:as tj.c playoff o.'J- fn j.u? 2JJ
day of Nuvci.d r, file hi- a**'arnlio2
again : lit. defendant, who ;:i- il is ,?iil) is^b>ctit
Ironi and without th? limits of this State,
and h is licit her wife nor attorney known within
l!: nun* upon whom a opy of the said dochuu'ion
mi; hi be ?vrx? 1:
It i there ire ordered. That the said Hie fen
iliint <!.? j.j'our and pV . I to the s-aid .declaration,
i :? ?>. before the 2:kl day of November
n \ , ?li < h will be in the year f our Loul one
thou .and e-ght hundred tiud -sixty; otherwise
ja il au'i .1 >.- lint judgment will tlira be given
and awurdcJ ay.dual him.
J. 15. TOLLKSON, Clerk.
89 -J?j
ln^zi.M
New Kccliikdand IVrfnniPil Bcn/OI.K;
i-i pleasant er iu its u?c. evaporates '
m.i.-o frfjv, and will be found to have SLf- I
?'i..:itir.? l;: \nsixg lMtormt rii:s to any-1
tli'iiy hi.hert i brought before the public.
It readily i cmoves greasy resinous sdbstim- ;
i >, ii ttil, I'iich, butter, i'aint, \e., from Silk. '
Sa? ii, Woateu <j*- Cotton Fuliriat, Gloves, l'npor,
,U- . v, iflnmt the : lightest injury In r?l(l.er,
lor Mile !>y FlSlIKR .V IIEINTISH.
July 12 19 tf
x<> rr i o is.
"j llllllF.HV give notico.to n1! persons c?#u
g <-iTH. il i at 1 will Wot 1 ;V it CvilMitltl kuti:.
j.;iv?ii hv miIi- riber, in th? yo*r 1855, to one ;
JOHN II. Lll'.St'OMIi, of SjHtrlanbury l>i?- !
rici. S. i\. forTMUKi: III NWKlib DOLLARS. )
Tin- consideration oT ?.akl noic a uc^ro man |
named iiKolvGE. phout iifty-scvon years old. |i
Said I. >y looted to la) unsound, ami lias ton
Untied ? ', even htlpte- -" on 1 PX|'tnism,l to thai
(he consideration has totally failed
T. K. PURSLfY. : i
May 17 U 6n?
.\ P.moim. ~ ;
V MINIATURE WOODEN PAGOBA, which 1 ]
w.i- sent fi on loiruinh, having Leon l.rn- I
kon while on ship-board, iho owner wan Tory ' <
iiiitioiin lo Lnvo it mended, ami trie I ere it i
km.I <>f ilhcsive material without ~ucci-s. un- I
til his attention was Jirrctcil to the "LIQUID
GLl'K," h new arto-le, for mile hv
E IS 11E11 & IIBIXTISH,
July 12 10 If Druggist*.
Machinery Oil,
I^Ort -..lUs hy FlPHKIt A 11BINITSH.
. M?y 17 H * tf I
xXT Ili/PRACTICE in US? IfeAfertWlt
VV orncs-^h#l oorneir ?f Col W^W.
It A KRIS' brlak building, ovar the ieh of
'rfmp 1 Cannon, no* oppMfca the palmetto
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jr. n ilRS/ ' J
MAGISTRATE, ATXOJ^m At LA^ '
A*i> HO#ciTon in R*rm, /
HAS removed his Office frptn ChmrfffiiitoSeT ?;
to the office adjoining the Spurtan Offite, j
ID tne Public Square. - '
' All business iaffftsted to hi* cars-will :neet )
Mritli prompt utteutiou.
'** _ __ I
SULLIVAN, LLFORft & WINSMIjftf,
HAVE associated themselves for tbe'pdr-'
pose of practising Law in the District of
Spartanburg. Any business intrusted ta thtir
are will receive proinpL.attentioa. Office
on the Public Square, adjoining theOP
A RTA X OFFICE: '
<;. P. SH.UVAN, Lauren*.
J. M. EL FORD, Spartunburg.
J. (J. WIS SMITH, Spartanburg. '
Oct. 27 35 fto
HEED ft DUMCAwT^vtr ?
ATTORNEYS A1 ^ A^Y A H D
solicitous in ktfoitt,
A T RPAKTAN BURu C. H. AH buaine/i
i~\ intrusted to tin in in Law and Equity w:
>e promptly attended to. Office next door
Inrdy, Agucw & Co. - <jr
v. kkkji, d. a. soxpa
April 12 ? ljr
Wright A Orr,
ATrgJIfaEYS AT LAW,
Office in Mnj! 1.egg's Brick Building, next j
loor to Boho & Edwards' law office, upstair*,
ipnrtauburg, C. 1L
J. D. VYkioht, Spartanburg C. H
J as. L. Oku, Anderson c. H.
Jan 8 45 . -r
Farrow A Vl liituer,
A T? T O 11 N E V S A T L A W,
,T7ILL practice in tho Courts of SpartanV
V burg and adjoining Districts.
OFriCK at sl'.\ uianilt llli 0. n.
Ov.^21 _ 45 If
A. 'I\ i'UVis, 1
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
t ITll.l. PRACTICE in the Law Courts of
Vy the Western Circuit.
\lr. C. may always bo found at the office of S
ne Carolina Spsrluuy Spartanburg C. 11. > J*
Dec 2 lit tf >'
niLLIA.ll F. JOXC9) Jk
Attorney at Law^
LENOIR, CALDWELL, CO. N. C.
4ITILL he in attendance nt all of (he Courts, j
f Y Ikorli I'ounty and Superior, held at Co- j
l'olk county, and ui HenderaonrVille,
Henderson county, N. C.f and will sg^end f
promptly to ail buriuni iuirualcil to Lis care J
La Western N. C.
Kki r.ui;.N; ns Ja9. Farrow, esq., Simpson
Cobo, esq., John Cotuar, esq., Spartanburg C
Li., S. C.
March 1 52 lv
William Lot kwoud,
TAILOR,
HAS rcmoTcil to Rooms over Foster &
Judd'e, opposite the Court House. Thanktui
lor past favors, he asks a liberal patrouage
for the future.
July i IS tf
1>. It. Hudson,
FASBIOHABLE TAILOR. 4g
\\fOUIJ> rc<pe?fully inform the citizens of
V V Spartanhurgtoat he ha* opened i bllUP1
in llrick Range, on Church Street, where Iro ,
will be pleased to see all who may favor him'
with their patronage.
> 47 l.v jj
K. D. Oneu, ~.J
FASI1 ION ABLE TAILOR, ' ?
TX70UI.D return his th&nlu for past favors J
v V and ask a contiuoaiice of the t*aiue. |
Hern; l>e found over Hardy & Agues s |
Hardware Store. ,
JlU ti n
~sS !
I>r. Wat. T. Kutncl
WILL practice MEDICINE and .SCIU1ERY;
(in connect ton with DhN'TlSTUY.at the
Office) in Spartanburg and its vicinity. Office
on Church Street, No. 2, brick Unuge, np stairs.
Residence at Dr. L* C. Kennedy's.
March -4 4 ly j
Dr. W. 43. BcnncUf
DENTIST, |
OFFD V. with Dr. J. J. VERNON, over 1
Olive of Hawkins, Choice A Erins, j
Church Street, Crick Range, Spartanburg C. a
It . r-. ? 1
Jan . ' 40 ly j
UR. I.. C. &E.1.\CDY
HAS RETURNED, awl has resumed the H
duties of l<i- a
I. Jau 12 45 tf B
C. litler ?V Son,
n.vn l( M \KKKS, * V
4 Is D Manufacluror- of Jewelry, Repairers
j^Y. of flocks, W ?tclie*. ke. A11 work inti-iia1'
to iheui will nicit .?::!i prmi.^nes. and
despatch. ^
Mi rot. 4 tf
81A'FT II ESSES.
^ T Joi.S RAMIEft SHOl\ orer Hardy's
M il ? ?rc Is; re, can always bo found a '
large lot of b:'oerioi*UATTRE.SSES, of all
My . mad* ot vxcvVcnt uiaicri.M.s, and at moderate
prices. S *
K. I. Iti f.0 if
STATE OF SO IT II CAROMXA
In tin Court of Common 1 lean. *
l>. I. Sl L. TW1TTY, l
vs. I Attachment.
K. M. LAVE. ]
Rood, Vernon & Duncan, Pl'ff*s Att'ry.
VA7~I1EU!IAS Ike plaintiff* did, ou the 1 >(h !
J y day-of April, file their declaration against *
the defendant, svho ja> it is sni<l))* absent from
rii i nil iiDui - u- limits ot tliis State, ami has nei- *
tlior wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whom a copy of the eaiii declaration might
he -rrxod SMfl
It is therefore ordered. That the said defe??^
dnnt do appear ami plead to the said declare | 1
lion, # or before the 17th day of April lest,II
Ideh the year of our l?rd one iwihl]
and eight h !.< sis , i.<- ; otherwise I
jn nent will then be girex jO
ami awflrded against him. I
J. 11. TOLLF.SiN, C. c P. (I
April 10 7 4q Mm
The World Outdone {
riTHI'. MEDICINK called ** lnflUllilkia~ fl
I lery Extirpator,"* which has ef<H
[footed m ea*} cares, and shoal which there ie H
-to much excitement, Is now on sale by JOKL j|
A'. GOODQION, in this place. a
For Kidney and Lung Disoases, Piles, Nen- H
i lit i-.in, it hus el-11
i 11 g cures jH
In re. F?ir Isolde, Conjn.i, all affections of tMh^|
n vxiu n.?i? ? "
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ut?, Hnifou*. .v?.t it act* m if by the touch ?* !|
... . . v. ? i ivc ir.ivciii'il, ntttre or 1c>h, for (hitII
on '.n-wiili thij remrdy, and imwiarmH
Imve 1 found ..nyiUing Itk* it*fjc<|wa). It ill I
io,ci:iMc |>rcjmratio?, wholly oCkMj owa dfcflH
and pot ft to use noeording flf Jfl
iio du r. i d m hi icunpMll each he ilia. ill
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