Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Jltt - i *4 rv % 1 rf il 1 I ^oetni. For (he Carolina Spartan. LineN for un Album. * Ta write In an Album's a task I don't crave, For itn contents tihuuld always bo gayer tbun grave ; And som' i-e aud gloomy 'a tho cast of my rhyme? - Tia gioveiling sentiment?uowr " sublime." Vet I'm booked for tlio effort?the task 1 essay, . And will rouse up my spirits as well as i iu ?y, To slug of the past, and (lie present, and find A spot of raro verdure to pasture the tnind. I could aiug of the hopes on which youth fou l; ly fed, . Whoso romantic proportions are now with the dead? How thtir lure and their glitter, like tho rainbow in dye, Made realization the grouud for a sigh. I could sing of tho rose-treo?a life emblem true? Its glory like vapor?duration as dew ? I could poiul to the brightness in youth thill it wears, And the t horns t lint disfigure in lapses of years. I could sing of tho merrily-rippling rill. Whose verdure-clad holders arc traced to the mill ? Where its beauty is lost iu the water's rude at rife? It has answered its purpose ?and thus ends itslife i , f could sing of tho seasons?of Autumn mid Spring? For tho first brings us plenty upon her soft wing? And the last wreaths in glory green leaf and fair dower, lYLicli cluster profit'cly on sunlightcd hower I could sing of ambition, which fires the bold heart To outstrip its follow in science and art? In war to lead nobly the comptering boat, Or die in tho front wlieu the victory's lost. Yet tlicsc but aw.ikc the strong passions so rife, Nor incite lo observe the wise uses of life? Hence from earth, with philosophy truo we will turn, Anil sing of tho land where the soul ne'er shall mourn. At the cml of life's journey we seek for repose. And serenely look back o'er its surges and throes, Like the mariner tossed on the ocean's wild foam, Who makes that dear" harbor?the haven of hoiue. Having battled t' r ugh life, by its snares rarely caught, We can canvass tho changes tlint past ycar? have wrought. We cau look to tho future, and joy to leave this, For tlial future is gilded with promise of bliss. THEl). Death of'a Child.. Tho Alexandria Gazette publishes the following beautiful ''extract from a letter written upon the death of a child." <4It wont in the morning?a bright and radiant luoruiug?many went yesterday, more .to-day, aid t^erc are dews to,bo shed for the departures of to-morrow. And can it he wondered that pleasant summer mornings should beguile thorn into going? it is a marvel that they do not wait lor the burdeu and the noon, hut follow the lark, and hear her song over the ruin oftbo rainbow? That these words, 90 bcautiiul, they should make so true, "and joy comcth in the morning?" Going in the morning?a glorious morning?when the sky is all beuutv and the wor.d is all bliss ; ere the dews have ?rniu> to bcavcn, or the stars have gone to (!od; when the birds are singing, and the cold winds are blowing ; and the flowers are out that will be shut at noon, and the clouds that are Qcver rent in rain, and the shad ows inlaid with crimson lie away to the west. We have sometimes seen a little coffin, like a casket of jewels, all alone by itself in a huge hearse, melancholy with plumes and . gloomy as a frown, ami we have thought not so should we accompany those a little who go in the inorniug. We 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 wlmt there was lor tears at such a going, in the early morn- j ing from home, like lair white doves with , do'.vny wings emerging from nether night 1 and fluttering lbr entrance at the window of heaven. I pon those little Paces it never seemed j to us that Death could place his great seal; and there is no thought of the chaniel house in those young listeners to that invitation whose acceptance we are bound ; not to forbid ; there should he morning 1 songs and not sighs ; fresh flowers au?l not badges of mourning; no tears, no clouds, but bright dews and bright dawniti g- togctlicr. . l'old up the white robe, lay aside the forgotten toy, smooth the unpressed pillow, , and gently smile as you think that no years can make the memory old. An eternal guileless child wafting about the threshold of l'aradisofor the coming friend Iroiu home! O. T--I-* ' - jir. uuuKins is about togot married Mr Jenkins pays, that "to live single, is not only singular, but 'agin natur, law.' gosj I, coanuon sense ami l'un generally !' Mr. : Jenkins is about right. A man who ha* I reached his twenty-first year without owning a Mr/t., to take out on his arm ofa Sun- j day, is nobody and nothing, Young man. it you want to he somebody, enjoy com tort, J take a position in society, iultil the Scrip tures, just follow Jenkins. To hint that goes to law, eight thing arc requisite: 1st. A good deal of money. 2d. A good deal ot patience. 3d. A good . > attorney. 4th: Good 'counsel. 5th. (Jnod evidence. Cth. (lt?od jury. 7th. A g u l judge. 8th. Hood luck. Kven with all ] these, u wise man should hesitate belore going to law. Here is a brief, but pointed "essay on man." At ten. n child; nt twenty, wild; At thirty, tame, if ever; y At forty, wise; at fifty, ricli; At sixty, good, or never. Who were the first newspaper subscribers Tn<Mi,;otioil io v;eri?.:un' Cain nod JoJiff.i'; | for Coin tooK A Hell* Ljj>} and Jo.-iiUA| ordered the Sun. VI 4" ? .ji. *' i ! Pt' . 1. . A Touch of future. Oil 1 . ar l the . t? iiii -r Owan, bcta'cei OlwvlauJ und Detroit a circumstance oc curred uot long a^o, whieh is bleawuU; toKl l?v a correspondent of tho (Me volant Herald i A young girl, apparently about 17 year of age, was seated upon a }>ilu of oboes boxes, with her two little brothers, aged 1 and Id voui*H. '1 hoy went orphans, houut froui Alleghany, Pennsylvania. to Miohi where they expected to lind a honi witli an uncle. Af ter having purchased second class tick ets for the three, the girl had spread he , old tjuill on the pile of cheese boxes, ant pteparcd to pass the night in fjuietude She had hardly arranged her nest, how ever, before she.was accidentally discover ed by a second class pass -tiger, a tall youit) man of 2*1 yens, who had lovctl her in sc crct almost from her infancy, ami who, fo the past two years, had been railing luui her on tl.c Ohio Kiver. Having ac piirci about two hundred dollars in hard eurren cy, he cuuie to Cleveland On the lUth nit. to participate in the celebration, v^cn, a he expressed it, 'some hi-an kn-s hat picked his pocket of every darned cent bu four dollars.'Being unable to find the thi? f or tin uioney, lie bad started for the West witl the determination to hire out on a farm To his surprise and joy ho found hiinscl on board the sauie vessel with the objec of his heart's earliest affections. {Sliding up to her, he exc'aiuicd : " Why, (jynthia Ann 1 why, how d< you dew ? L didn't hardly know you Why, how you've grovt'd ! Whore ar< you going 44 I'm going to uncle's, in Michigan,' wms the feeble reply. 44 You knew mothc w s dea l, didn't you 1'" u Why im 1' an 1 his voice softened " When did she die, Cynthia Ann 44 She died last Juuuaiy. I'm le wroti to me that if I'd conic up iliet lie d gi\? tne and the b ?ys a home " "Cynthia Ann!" and the vouiur nian'i voice trembled?4 there ain't no untti'll l>? so glad to give you a heme as I will ! I v alters thought a heap of you ! 1 toM youi mother when you wasn't more n so high that when you grow'd up 1 was a goin i. have yuu. Now, Cynthia Ann?-j<- *. say the word, and you're to huu? now I " What'll beeotne of the ! >y.-:?" inqn.r the agitated tnuiden. 41 i ll go with you and 1 iv 'cm to youi une'e's, synl then we'll go WV.-t and hirt out thi.s fall and winter, an J then nexl spring we'll buy a small larni and live ti hum r The girl gave a warm sigh of accept aneee, loaned her head against the huncM breast of the hardy youth, as much as tc say?if you want anything, t.ke it. The man snatched a kiss front her rijn ruby iljus, sprung down frout the cliecsi boxes and exclaimed, 44 If there's a uiiuitcr or justice of the peace on this beat, 1 ve got a job fur him !" 4* 1 am a justice of the peace," remarked a venerable looking old man from York State, <4rc-ut unt the cheese boxes, and you shall be a married Uian in less than Gve minutes." 44 AYoll, hold on, squire ! 1 liaint got tie money, but 1 11 give you ail all joined good axe." 44 Never mind about the pay, ' said tin worthy squire, 44 i ll take my pay in sc ii?g you happy." The fellow re-mounted the j.iie of cheese, clasped the hands of his dearly beloved und in three minutes the ceremony was pcrlbrtued?lie had entered into a in w ex istcuce. Kissing his little bride ottce on her ready lips, he seated himself on a big cheese, and commenced, no doubt, tor the first time to realize what In- was, where he was, what In; had done, and what ..n lit aud must be done. Stui tiiig up su l lenly, lie exclaimed, hall aloud, to himself,44 Well, by hokav, tlii is a pretty hard way of passing the li. t night'.'" | T he bride blftshe 1. and replied, 4-N>\er mind, John, we are just as huppyus if -we were rich. Come, sit down." liut .John had an iff, an 1 h \va- b uinl to put it in operation. <?"iiig to his pile <-i bag. age, consisting of one large nie.il bag. containing a change ofsliirts. soel.s, in <. kI crcliiel, an 1 o <1 boots, lie took 1 ru n the !< y hi init; o; iuc uuots an excellent a< , ami, walking up to the clerL otllee, he exclaimed " I say, loi.k here'Caji'n, I've j aid f?r a deck j issaye, hist 1 want a Led lor iy, sell and w?i?s If. 1 liaintgot no money, but here is an all jofir 1 good axe." 'J he oei,tleinjii in the otlice r plii 1 that the clerk had stepped ot.t hut would L hack in a lew uioiu oil-: wit ipnn the man wctil Lack to the p iC ofchi t i 1 > .k at his prceiou treasure 1 la vino ours.nipaih.es arou <!. we h istily ran around anion.; the p i.- ? n o r.-, t id the story,and took up a collect!, n t > pro cure a state-room lor the youii? couple. To the credit of our lady pa n,< r-, thy woto li e iiic'I liberal in their d "nations; and in less than ten minutes wo Lad col looted i l.ItJ. I'lvsentiii;^ this sum to the nproubly istoiii-ln- I youM" man. wo informcd hitu th.it he could now procure a state room wit!i two la !-, une tor him IV and wife, flic i thi r tor the boys. Thanking us with In- 1 '.p watery oyes, he ruslo 1 t > the cl? rk's office. where he was met by (.'apt. Pierce, a^cnt o! the line. 1 apt I'.van-, cummiindcr ol''he boat; and .Mr. t'arUi, the clerk. ('apt. Pierce ixclnimed, "Here, my j;ood fellow, lierc's a tick t L>r >ui If and wile to "o to Chicago, tio \\ c.-t as fast as you can ;jo to woik on u larui, an 1 lock out lor land-sh.il k-." ('apt. I.vans pulled out a plitterino coin and said?Here's live dolfiirs ; keep \ irm II' in oood condition, and"?ln.re the worthy captain forgot In- speech an I ran off laiif.'hine. The clerk, Mr. Carter, handed the man .*? hc\, ilud said, * You are welcome to mi ol the I rest .staterooms on the boat. It has two hi a!?one lor yourself and wife, the other lor the hoys.' t .?]> . J.vans having returned, exclaimed. " (.Jive the bo\ s an.iilor nmii; # I 1. .y haint ho bu.-iue-i in there. They i ??n i buaine-s"?here he broke down- with laugh ter again, and hurried away to give orders | on the bout. The eouj'le .now repaired in j their sumptuous apart incut, as happy as i mortals arc allowed to bo on this earth, and i the passengers gathered in knots to piaise | the liberality ot all concerned, ami the ; comical oddity ofCupt. Kvans. ! You may find it va ry dillicult to get j irom ??1 coiiij any ; but pni necdll t j on that account throw yourjell'away. Tl?? Indian Vegetable AiiU-Illln lOUH I'll!*. t. Cuff was a gentleman's gentleman down y in old Virginia, and a darkey of most un-. j doubted honesty and trnlh ; hot he tttmld KOinutiim s tell tough stories. !!< uiot "lvur- C s nel JohiMO'i's nig," a-, ho called him, the otl?er day, and ul&r cussing and discussing I various mutters appertaining to their masj tern, fell into the hollowing conversation : Sniu?Well, C 11, how you was? L, Cuff-?Oh; I isn't uo wa-s. Sam?How is all de 5'olUs down at de I In (use? 'v r CuB?Oh dey is ahl to l> rt.un I, Vopt . ,i.. ..t.i * - ..... i- i i > j t \n\a man "? vim ii:r j > ?1 'I HO U- "*? 1* <it' odor day. lit1 cauie in, looked at licr, kvpt lobbing at her: said s'-e w..s hilvus, ami .. uuv her a box of engine vcgt table pil >. , When do doctor tr??, In* up mi iiow ?1> * }>i!ls out do winder. Site wouldn't takno pills. no 8i?hI-?-Wal, de old turkey cock kuui aloiiy. an' do uree iy old ku - lie y' j blod down do |>ill% box. an a'l, w't I tie whole directions in tour d.!l' r.'af Ian gUMM. H Next day we bad comjWny, and had to I kill d t turkey cock, yer ?o . W . rtitc I him on ile ta 1c, b.le ! \\ i isle a - ; ir. . flourish his kuii'e. and try :o cut h i n ; ,i , couldn't irit th kudu in '<> biro. * t'nT. , says he, "how Ion.; y u t!i : tuiv ; '!" " 12;lo him an hour, sib.'' j ' Take liiui awav, and i/.i. bim an ithei -| L hour.' Sam?Did do company wait Cull?OI? coi.rs dev wiiud. So ! bruiar , in do turkey aj?in. and nn si try to cut t htm. l!ut it was no p>; 1.11 u git mad. u Here, take hiru away an' />.'< /tint </ s So L take hitn away un'Lilo him a who! j. week. Sam?l)i ! tl row puny fit it! t'ull'?Oh yas, do Company \\ ;il d ? hotin I to ret; d tun out, y w k low. , in a week I briny in <!tu. . . I. - ; , thought liu got bin: Ii- tun . ?ir : ' ;t !i couhlift cut a bob; in htm ; ?l o e??ck j wouldn't be cut .Ma-sa .-end tor tie d..e . tor. to bah do turkey examined. dX . ( ;u\ ey table pills, tfV ?/./ / It'i t; / . . i hitn!" ' Youno Laio is and llovskwenR, ? \ friend of toil's, remarkable . ? : r. n r. . ^ use, married n \ a urn; ii ' f.ishinti thl y?ung ladv, atti I her beauty an I tie on,'-;: .. ti ; ihtu . ( ' anything lse. In ;!ii it ur: ' I ?. that hi etroti'. good sens <i. ! t i\rt " apparent. His wife, UovvtVt. >v : ' a very ? xecl. Ill eompni n, a; I tli . at- ; 1 tached to bim. tli- ; .h !; ; i > i iv and yen' m ' ne ? . . ! exactly ap; i >v< d Lilt a> hi- u v. good. ami lit- htsit-o itirni 1 w ii < " supply of ? oun .-t w.|. a : ,tl , o . a* y til.i.dement. eon: bit t i *, in I be therefore nil in no I , .'i > .'. 1 One day, .sotuc lew to ?mii- i.sn.;., i . riaye, our iriciitl, on coiu.n/ b . . ?? ! ? t * ill, bjm ho jijij.o u' iiu o ol in.' u-u.ll iii , 1 but lie iound his iv.lc in t. i ! .nstead. ' ' What's tli m-.e.ot!' la a '.< 1 4 Nancy Went of; at Ion o ci. ck thi-111 :nitig,' replied his wile, 'and tin- clrmi rluaid knew no more tbuot cooking a dinner ?n 1 than 1)10 man in tin m. .ri." 4 t'ouldn't she li iv j d 1: i: u:: I r 1 directions v impure i hm liu : an 1, . - coolly. 1 4Under my direction i -i ' see a dinner cooked undci : dii >:i 1 Whv b"?:' asked tin* i. . in ' prise, you 1 I'tainK d 1. 1, .1 : . that you casumt cv .. !; . . 1 4 I certain! do, 1! o. r ? How slum: I I ku?. u n. The hu. bar. 1 w.m silent, 5 ut a look *'l . ' nstonisliuumt perplexed and w-orriel his j J wifiv | J 'Von 1>? ik very 1:111 *h su*; I.' \o 1 said, after a .nomeiu 01 i.v . 1 ? ! And so I : tn.sai 1 h ; 4. 1 ich 11- J ' }>: 1- 1 a-> I s'l ! I ..- in >! oil o! a._. u: una ju: 1... 1 mtMun. Pun I you know h v. to i . 11. , , u the 111. -r 1 - of a f.1.1 !y : m , .. (h 1 i.- a c ok in.r el:- ! a:. i\ !;? (liM'ristj Tit . i! 1 o \ Ij.vn; i. Wlii! M.i\ i?i*?r t'lt 1 1 in- 1.1 . C ilifi n "W , , u;? X It 1 ?:i ' :.> !i j cm pnrtolUhat Suto ijt Called ? i Mopped | / for 0 few day - on of tli hotel i 1 u I mountain vill 1 . Win 11 an i; i" . iv 1 a juirc 1 oft no l.r: 1! 1 ! the .*.?: ol m . 11 e rc, !icd : 1 ..I ..... .. r... .1 " . in. . , a? II II < .1 L\T 1 l I_V twonty-liv mi I i?in- iiii .1 it : ; s is tin: on il? ! n . an I i?? ,;\ ti;. . -i.l ' ::. r !! w n.ucli Jo you clu; e j r w<?k. I ptorio 1 1. I IV \v i! : ?r i wvkw;t- tli l.m l 1 lor.l's .iiisw* . A if I you :i . !i. it :i ?l irs ml t \v . ' ' l>i - l >ruiit:!i uin'tiuu !i. <la . i.i term'alt il 1. ? ? * | I . (? , 1 * I 4?S IV | * . in. i 1 . 4 t . . i \ 1 lc.- tii in a w Weehi. h\ the ilr. -1 xcept it is low tli.m n ding 1 when wo an- pai 1 oil.i a luea', four lor lodging." i tin \ti<1 you r-1. ir_i? your hoar lets 1 ? j ilollars a \vi i k.'" a 1 ! d I. T.Vit is iny price," ho it-won 1 " <! u . ' I'll tiui-.li ill.- w t-k, tin a, rcs-i t; 1 I 1 ? wliiirli. alter payi . the i <uir 1 :au >u .t. I proc h 'I to <lo I'lie laii'llof I was fur a in im 'it iionplu cdjfant he virtually acknowledged he was boat iuroiuv. ' lis if, S. umi<i\ri ?Lot it Ik relili inhered tliul ' oharity think ill mi cv.l." > tlio pur all things aro pun.." I. Wo ilo a groat wrong win n wo think hi ovil of any ono. without tlm Mori s.it; fao ! ?ry i Mius I'm it. " \V. .1 ... ? ... .. .. .. ii, wiiuii wi >;>? iK jra uiir thoughts l?? any one save iIn* u; ; <> d nffinrh r, and viiiutiu.i when wo -yt.iL ! ( It tin. ft. liven wIumi wii kr lno-i i- , . -ly j.i.i \ ' it i- ij .. t 't'al.l du n '<>r coi. i nation. 4. The practice of **t?rt*:i-lin^r alno . J our more uspieious of odo rs, whether wo .*ni? I tot them of ?l win :r lit wiokciliK- - or in iv iinj rudtnioo, under any proton is moan and dcto.-tah'o.? ('rnstiti" I>>' {!> {> n< r. A man Cull ol hope will 110 lull <?f notion ; n lively hope a -d a diligent li.in I arc in- ^ Hopai'Aldo coin put i ions- Hope will luako a y?, i man do, though lie die Cor doing. j <;< >U>! GOLD! GOLD! TVO 1JL ANKSII! CKAM? AI.L-l'UIZi: SC1JKMK FOlt OCTOBER, IHGOJ rEO.UGI A STATE LO'iTKRY,! McKLNiNEY CO., M.WACI HS. ulhuiizfl h/ K/irriiil Art ?/ ft I^jitlulare. EVER)' TICKET .1 I'UE/.i:. CAPITAL PRIZK &6U/HD! Halves, tjuan.-r* uml Li^lt'lm in IVi>i>orlii>ii. j j be flldwn cni'li << 5jiy ill in ll.e 1 oil v o!" Sa> tuivali, lirurpn. (,'l.v 01! in fc tl.iwu i?. inher U, I i'iii,--! 08. 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K< 4 * ?' ?M ?IU> I >t I 'ot III II I'l'Mlni ? * I Cot on* It I > f?f I*'oi ill ll I'l'tHi IK i ? lilllllitllll}' of I- til in H ri>t?Sm - Hot until!> iM loam II runlrr i > lindirdlly of I'oim It I'iinIiii ? Uohiiiilliy ?>t K(?i in In I'? iii.tl* ? of ii I 1 I t ni -t spun- ftlnlilf In l'i mil# ? of ii 'I lit n it Kit ^|mi re I lnl?it In K? in it It . of ii Thin mill ^ftinre llnhlt In !''? mult % of ii 'I III ii und Sjmrc lintilt In l 'i iiinlt > of a Tlilu ?inrt s|Wl? llnhlt In V '? in.\li h of ii ri.Di iiikI Nimiit ilitlilt In l'? hi.ii* ? o( a t hlu mikI Spore llubft In l*\ in<(11 . < 1 n ; htn itntl I'liit- Unfile In I'? limit * ( ( .i t hlrt ii to I >4?a re IKutill In ft 'i out I* -? ??.? t i?I * ho ii! il t \ t > I t ? il l * liotilrt I \ ? i y I n% it ' *if Nhotll?l I u r) lioalM >i?mthl lot i) lot ?i I hi slioiild 'I ?> Out I'ai ka^r# 'I i*| Oim I'arkaKVt 'I ?y Out* f'.o Uagr. 'I t j ('.ii I'm J.ni(Ct 'I I ) Oll4 I *tul? ?!}; '!' > ( 11 M ' ft '.It k.l^l . 'I i \ Chit I'm Tr> ft hit ft ' *? 1.11*44 'I i \ Oi ?- I'm Uo*4? fV*u?l a 1' l : *,4-rh for ifcetr I'^Alphu'l I i t w . v%. r:.. - r. * ??* ? - > i . jihiu), \i ?? I uik For i ?< y ; rV nlutg ly ii;:i i. ;isis '.M) jii.iuiijms. Srpt 1j ?'.? ly Notice. 1" l'O 1km< ! !\. ii ! tint I will not lie ao< iiM.il)!- i r ! 11 \ <1<1 i ill it iny wi:V> KJi/i i in| ti. or i?.\ - ii \\ i hi Thompson, or my hujjIiIi'i- Hiiue T!i...u|. <'ii. may conlrnci in any rnv, iii.l* .i] . i\-1 h\ lit a. Juh 19 -20 II. TU0MP80H. a : w :i * * at , ?>', -V^ Layer'S Ague Cure, U wou tub speedy cube ob j jt^ Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, C? Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb l!o Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious Ilendacbe, mid Bilious Fevers, indeed for the whole class of diseases originating in biliary derangement, canted by the Maiuriu of miasmatic countries. f No one-remedy is louder called for by tho ncccssitics of the American people than a sure und safe cure lor Fever and Ague, Such wo are now enabled to olfer, with a perfect W1 certainty that it will eradicate the disease, and with assurance, founded on proof, that m no harm can arise from its use in any quuu- * tity. T That which proioctB from or prevents this Jl disorder must be of immense service in tho Sp communities where it prevails. Prevention is eai better than cure, .or tne patient escapes tho ri>k which he must run in violent attucks of this baleful distemper. This "cbib" expels tho miasmatic poison of Flvsu a^id Aoce from the system and prevents the development of the disease, if taken on the first approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class of complaints, but also the cheapest. The lurge quantity we supply for A a dollar brings it within the reach of every body; and in bilious districts, where Feveii a ani> Aoui: prevails, every body should have it JT. and uso it freely both for cure and protection. be It is hoped this price will place it v.ithiu^thc H" reach of ull?the poor as well on the :*ich. A great superiority of this reir.idy over any other ever di-eovcred for tho speedy and certain cure of Intermittent* is, that it contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious effects ( whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it are left us healthy as if they had never had the disease. T Fever and Ague is not alone the consequcnco of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders ari-c from its irritation, among which ' are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, (Jout, Headache, Illindncs-, Toothache, liar ache, Catarrh, Asthma, l'nliiitation, 1'iiiniul AtTcction of tho Hpl n, llyMeriis, I'ain in the llowels. Colic, i 1'aralysia, and Derangement of the Stomach, I t it ,,r ? t .u;. i .... < ? ?? ( " ? * v"- ",ul'"b 441 l,"J nut on tho int< rmittcut tyj c, or become poriodnL This Cruk" expel* the poison from the blood, nnil consequently cures them nil alike. It is ;ui invaluable protection to imntigrants and j-.is. i.s ti ; veiling or temporarily i -iding in the lnalutious districts. If taken "1 oet asiunally or daily while exposed to the in- ' f .-tioii, that v. ill be exert ted from the system, and cannot m eumulate in sufficient quantity ' to rija >i into disease, llenco it is even more i _ valuable for protection than cure, and few will t\<i si If.r l:oni Intermittent*, if they avail . tin in-< Ives of the protection this remedy aflords. Aycr's Cathartic Pills, ^ FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY FHYSIC, ; un so composed that disease within the range of heir action can rarely withstand or evade them. 1 ' Their | mtrating properties search, and cleanse, la and invigorate every portion of the hninau organistu, i -meting it* diseased action, and restoring lh It-i In . ;.ii\ vitalities. A< a consequence of th ISO U. projKiuc . the invalid who is bowed down with pain <>r physical dchility is astonished to Had his ? he;dih or tm-rgy restored by a rctucdy at once so simple and inviting. N. onh do they cure the rvcry-day complaints of cv?ry Isxly, l.ut also many formidable and "Y dangerous disiascs. Tbo agent below named is i please 1 to fin i h gratis tny American Almanac, containing certificate* of tlicir cures and directions f j for tin ir u-,- in the following complaints: Co*tire1 i.i w, Heartburn, Hiwtkicht niriw/hw disordered | Slam icJ., mis,.i. Indigestion, J'ain in and Morbid ~ /miction of (/ e limreii, Flatulency, Lota of Appetite, Jo in dice, at id other kindred complaints, arising front a low state of the body or obstruction of itn functions. They are an excellent alterative w for the renovation of the Mood and the restore- \ ti m of tone and slicug.il to the system debilitated bv disease. ln wi Aycr's Cherry Pectoral, w t-OR THE RAPID Ct*RE OP Coughs, Colds, Inttucnzit, Hoarseness, ( roup, Tlronchit is, Incipient Consumption, ntt<l for the relief of Consumptive ^ Pntieuts iu udvanccd stages of the disease. So wide is the field of its ruefulness and so nu nciouit arc the < us of its cures, that almost _ . very section of country abonndo in persons publii ly'koovvn, who 1 ?\c 1 -ccr restored from alarming ud even di-.-pei -'.c t.i-< i?s of the lungs by its 1 v. i\ Wlicti ui. o tried, it* superiority over every 1 o.lurt r.uv.no of iu kind is too apparent to escape ., observation, ami whr.v ::< virtUM arc known, the pi.. !i i i rr 1. if le what antidote to cniplny ol lor tin- di.*iri>-.:>g and ihingorous affections of the pulmonary ?'i -?.* that nr ii > ident to our climate. W.ilo ni.u.y infoti -i remedies thrust upon tho ? t -wildly have f .ii d and l?ecn discarded, this L; - -.lincil fiic..Is tv every trial, conferred benefits <ui t .< n.'.i.i t' ll tl.i'y can t.tver forget, and proil, in 1 i: t j numerous and too i, tnarkablo to ! j U' ' " n^AUP BY # j( 5>R. J. <T. AVER d. CO. (,i l.OWr.LL, MASS. I l>. 1. .v L. T" I :T\*. S. art an' urg H. 1' i !i^. H :u. 1 by all l>rug- 1 I _rii l . I'll I - ifc* CI.-, i'li ivii, Wholesale Aguots. May lO lu * if hi ., C <ur; > < "otni: u Picas. / ..;v I. MILL, ) uAttachment. di WSCKNEY R. DOBO,? J ^ ^ T . .hi .ilio i 1 i1m:T cii ' on ' y \ N %?. r, tile hi- itev'otnil " ..ga... : !ii ill-It .. . . a- il 1- >?; 5: .-h i. i ii .wul mli' u 11 > limit* of ihi-i i-tn; e, , iw. i .i- iher win- n . ntt i:.i-y known with- ? .U I I * I Vvh . ii C (') of IhtS liiWil do. n i ! 'ii in .i In- si*i \i I: 1 i... i.li- 1. Thai ihc -:i'l defen- r"' d im io j.j'O.ar an I v'i 1 t.? the -aid .de -lara- _ . oi .;i.. i? ill- J.; I da;. .f November V ii ? w.. \\ i 1 In- in ihi'Vi-iw ' our Wd ?.ue ;.i ' i' li.unuid ii ltd ixiy; oll?crw ise i.i.il au .iiti- judgment w ill tlieu b-? given P .l.i 1 .W'll.dl l .1 lillnl linn. J. P.. TOI.LKSON, Clerk. E. :: ' -1., t -j. s .x s-:, > .Nnv !(? cii:i( ilaiidIVrfnmrtl Ben/i'I.L. i. j aa-anier iu its like, etAjiorales ! h Ui.n-p t'r. -1'. an 1 w ill In- found lo have .-il'- 1 in i i..;. < i.;: x'xsi sc. pkopehtiks to mty-' i? il. i^ l.i 'ier! ! ! >u_! i l.o fore the public. I. iv riily ii-mflvi'i ;.re.??y resinous sObslnm- d:i .i . Piieli, Putter, Paint, \o., from f-ilk. I ri. -a. u, U i.-dcn iM-i iMiun l iihries, Ciluve-, Paper, j u . vrithotit the slightest injury lo either. 1 I . do ' PI>11 HI; .1 IIEINTISII. I :u July 1-' " I'd tf ,,t o rr i o E. I UElir.liY give iiuiico to ;?'l jiorsohs c.i\- " j I H .1 in ' j :. ..mi V : J r.? n 'iy -i i .'n r. in tHi yen. 1 r-" "?. to on. I ! 1 I.. -? 'Mi. i. j i i I in . I' t I . >' i .' U.l.i 111 NIMli.i. ><>!.LAl's | The ounsiil r Hit * of said note was a negro man j ? li anted liPOKlii:. j,i nit till;. w'l. wins oi l. so S . .I l. i-, i i uved :.i In- mi - mud, usi-l ha- e--n i : i.u . i i?i' 1 . 1 '. -. I i t 1 -- -I "* lite v. "iisi'l i .lion ha? totally fhiloil . '* T. K. l'l'RSI.Kf. rc M iy 17 11 6tu lit' A PAUOM. I mi VMIMAT'jRB WOODHN PAtiOM. wlr.-li |.? wii? neiii lion* llurumh. having lioi-n hro- iui h.-n while osi -hip l> ti l. the Owner wan v<-r\ \o mii\itittH i i havo it iiien<le>l, nti'l trie I everv co .tin I < ! t'lheiive material without s-uwes-*, tin- rli lil hi* Mention wa< ilirecn.l 'o the ''LIQUID 1 (1 l.l'K," a now nrtii le, for stale hv FlSlir.R tV IIKISTISII, July 12 1 i? if Druggists. Machinery Oil, i^OK -ale hy F IP III'. U & 1IBINITSH. * M-y 17 11 ' tf I t ' . 5% > i \ v RSI 4f " -4r 5rjir % ' V . 4? ? , ,l(ftt T. O. J*. VKKSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW> rriLL PRACTICE In tile Westernrtrciit f Ofriflgx?>W??t corner of Col. W. ff.. t KRIS' bride buSltlmg, orer the store of tup & Cannon, nrxl opposite the i'ulfuetto UHe. April 12 C " ly JT. M. Etlord, MAGISTRATE, ATTOftJURT AT LAW,, AMU JS04ICIT0K IN BQVITY, f TAiS r?m?vwl his Oflico from Church Btrect' to the office Atlioinin? the Kimi-tun Office. the Public Squure. ,?1 All business intrusted to bin cart will ineet tb prompt attention. Ecb a 4'jl^ _J_ ly _ JLLIVAN, ELFORfi & WINSMITH, I AVE associated themselves for the' purpose of practising Law in the District artnnhurg. Any business intrusted t? their re will receive prompt attention. Rce on the Public Square, adjoining the SPA It TAX OFFICE: C. P. SULLIVAN, Laurens. J. M. Kl.'r'OKl), Spartanburg. J. C. WINSMITH, Spartanburg. Oct. 117 85 tm REED i" DUNCANi H TTORN8T8 AT L A"W AND SOLICITOUS IN tgam, 1 T KPAKTANlib"KG C. if. AH htisiner intrusted to then in Lnw and Equity w promptly attended to. Office next door irdy. Ague* &. Co. . I v. MF.ro, p. a. dcxCa April 1J C ly U'ri;rht A Orr, A T T OlS^ N E Y S AT LAW, Office in Maj. Legg's Itrick Building, next , or to lb.ho fit Edwards' law oflice, upstairs, art Jvnburg. C. 11. J. I?. Weight, Spartanburg C. H Jan. L. Oku, Anderson C. M. Jan ? 4 > J Farrow A Wliitucr, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. If ILL practice in the Courts of Spartany burg and adjoining Districts. <1 PICK AT HI'AEXAJilU'Ka C. U. f)tft 21 _ _ 45 tf I A. '3'. t'avis, * ATTORNEY AT LAW, * \T ILL PRACTICE in the Law Courts of F the Western Circuit. Mr. I', may always l<o found at the office of # Carolina Spurluuy Spartanburg C. H. Dec 'J 4U * * tf f . WILLIAM I . JOMN. mi Lttornoy at Law^ LENOIR, CALDWELL, CO.. N. C. 9 \T ILL be in utu :i Line.' a: all ofthcCourts, I both County and Superior, held at Co- m iiixtH, l'olk county, and ui iicuilersiiuvillc, W lidurson county. N. C., und will nAtcud f ouiptly to ail bu-.uo^a iiUruslctl to his core Won two N. C. 1 Ri:iiui:.m n*.?Jas. Farrow, ei-p, Simpson 1 iIk>. es?i , Jolm Rouiar, ccip, Spartanburg O , B.C. 1 March 1 ii2 ly William Lock wood, TAIL 0 R, IAS remoTi"! to Rooms over Foster & 1 Judil'ii op)>oiit(tlieQsurtUtuie. Thank- I l tor past l'avors, he asks a liberal pulrouuge r tire fat tire. J J til j 7 16 tf M 1> K. Hudson, / F A S 11 I O S A UI.i: TAILOK. | ] \fOULD re.-j?e?t fully inform the citixcns tf urginal he ha.- open, da SIlOPs j ilrirk lkwgc, on Church Street, * iers he? j ill he picas* ** to sen all who may fa\or hiua J itii their patronage. j 17 lj jfijl R. I>. Oneu, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 49 iTTTODLD return his thanks for past favors J T V and ur k a continuance of the Muie. ' 4l He may l>e found over Hardy At Agnew's re. .t war.-f ore. 9 J in 0 | Iff. Will. T. Kiliac 1 , \TILL practice MEDICINE cud SURGERY IT ?i i !iini:i m with DENTISTRY,?t the Hi< c) in f i nriiir.biirjrand i:- vicinity. OSioe l Church Street,No/lBrick Range, upstairs. Residence at L'r. L* L'. Kenuedy's. March-4 4 ly Or. W, C. ISciiuctl, DENTIST. \ )EF! with Dr. J. J. VERV>N, over ' Ov e of Dawklns Choice & Evina, ittren f*rcct. Erich Range. Spartanburg C. . tv < ' Jau . ' 4*i ly UK. I.. C. REA^LUY I A J* Kl.Tt UNCI*, and has returned tho Ml 9 jw 4A tf w* C. >*<-?-lit If I* A SOU, WA~T< H M VKKKS, J| VN!? Manufacturers of Jexclry, T!cp<ilrtra V ' ! Clocks, Watches, Ac. All work in- fw u?to thein will meet with prwmptaossi and I M i;cn 18 4 tf I MATTRESSES. J ^ JOE'S HAUBF.R Slit?p, over Rtrdv'fl I \ ;! ,u ' v> ?rc Storey Ban always l,i> found a 1 lot of ifeSSES, of all 1 loOXtXCe eri.il>, ami at mod?- fl f| Feb IS f?0 it JB 1MTE OF SOI HI I iROLIX l, I In ihi Court of Common ric&s. J . I. A L. TMlTl Y,) J is. . Attachment. m M. LANE. I r. d, Virnon Ffj - Vtt'ry. t . ? J 11 l!l'.'!As> :i?" :i' 1:T - ili.l. i.it the lfltH il f f ' "I A) i! J... I tie:; doolm :iti> U against jr defendant, is bo (as it is said)is absent from I vu'i.'iit i n t> of this State, and lias nei- * witen iitt.irnes known within the sntno ti ivhi a copy ot the said declaration might II tilt fare ordered. That the said defen-^9 nit d.> appeal i i ' id to the said declare i?, o or before the 171It day of April next, I iiieti , . k i- in the year of ouv Lord oho thot*. 1 . i .... ......lei niiu sixty i no ; i ilrt-rwi'l I jti l.Li.t ;.t u,l! then k pi ten J nt ivllfdiM against him. I I ITMl.l !..-t:N, (\ c. V. * April 10 7 I riio World Outdone! I pHB MED1C1M " tiiflamma* fl I l?rj Extirpator^' which inu t( cteil so man; ,n whioh there in .ufl much excitement, is now on sale \>j Jokik IB fl 1 Piles, Sen- |H .. I'! ' } it lias ih n.ly ellVcted snmo uual astoni-dilug cures |l i i o.j.'l . i.l'.v< : i "I" the i> lio. >i'raia%nB its, Itrti as if by the touch Mali i me ! ! thdjl and lowhori^B ve 1 i uing like itsie<pia]. It i* getalde preparation, wholly of my own disf Ifl scry, and perfectly safe to use according m Jjfl dirt i ompeicv each l>?-ule. ; aH I' * sale hy .loKl. E* f.tiOlHiTMf * *' W- I>.WIS, I'rojM jQ* March ? '' " N" i'"* OI#"- ? ffl Blanks! Blanks!! |1 FOR SAW! AT TITt# OFFTOR. 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Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, November 01, 1860, Image 9