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<:Jdle for the Yoong: P< part of every curse, ?'?y prayer, azt; upon "the heavens, you w iy fi?a me there ; *o ' I rind me in the forest, in tl . the dell, . alaces of monarchs, in th prison cell, ? )r in the midst of ocean you ^ me if yon look, You can see me.jn the stream ?"?r*?r in the brook; ot. ce nie hi the darkness, , v or light, i ai can hear me in the evening, in day or night ; : tn never found in -wrong or part of every crime io ."-inning of Eternity, th? "in;; Time; ' v-r in the battle-field am ie and brave, ii in-osont at your wedding, an to make your grave ; I'm ever found with peaceful rc never out of strife, V part of love and hatred, a part < and life ; V part of lady's Jewelry, apart o locket. Now should you wish to find m go seek mein your pocket. . MY FERST ?LOTE. That I was'in love was a fa 7 not admit of a doubt. I < myself like a person in lc iked like a persop in love ; n 1 telt like a persco in loy ..?orion that had taken posses .ny youthful heart was no eve ene; I wa^sure of that. The? nor. words.enough in the Ehgih L'u igje to describe the height, length and breadth of its gra i* was destin ed- to foe a grand i paniraeut of the ages yet to \ principle-throughout eternity, a of surprising oeauty in the heavens of home affections. M w -s returned-the strong yearn :rv-<>.in-year-old heart we lirection of the most b . ;il-shire, in return sei truing of her heart to meet - ic? a week, as often as the me around, I went up to th wn home of Dr. Stoddard, i h;? daughter my love, and as larly listened to a recital of its r fi Dm lite red lips of my charmin net-. The gooa doctor made mei at expense, and his jolly wife wicked ideasure in constantly ;. ling ns of our youth. ? rtured by sly references b . .use in the shed, her long s pinafores and pantaletts of months before; while I was of n old coat of the doctor's for ;.. . h< r to m?ike into a dressing \ .br me. We were nevertheless* determ ! rn a ried. We would steal s ? from the house while ourc . ?posed in the arms of ] . lue us on " the wings of lo . nearest city; Janet would .ina moment's time Mrs. J; . vu. . ?.ice we set about making . ons for this important jour; y ming, of course, must be i ed with the greatest secrecy. ; .ve o'clock I was to leave f'ome stealthily, get- my father's ? mig noiselessly out of the barn . harness her, and then pr?oceed Janet. Janetwas.to.be waiting m-1 at her window. I was to pl . i.-idder at the . ame window ; . iw to descend that ladder ; we w . Hy down to the road by the ?e. to the spot where our horse \ f t n n d, and then the wind shoi i 'vertrtke us. tere was but one difficulty in y, Janet's room was. shared -! -rer Fanny, a mischievous, wit rare of eleven years, who, . u?r'M words, " was awake at < of the night." There was I y ; if Fanny was aroused, t .it- a.- bribed into silence.. For tl - , . I placed in Janet's ha iu:d, ?hilting dollar. But Jai le t assistance, so she conclud !.. . ke Fanny her confidant I af*oi-uoon . before we starte j ri that case prevent ail po? !uy ol raising t Ut-house vol h a sn u outcry. -ii. the long looked-for, hope h ? yet dreaded night arriv< i./.r slowly its leaden feet carrie y hours, and'wuat a strang vt? il oi ?-motions I bore up, as jv my chamber window lookin n ns I thought, for the last tim > i the home of my father, i'ae inpon was ont in all ber splei >r ; .-.ho was kind to me, lighting u her silver touches all the spot yes might wish to rest upon bi i went out into the world a war (i er. The broad fields lay ou sm .-.ith and shining before my gaze the fields in which I had worke -\ > a. b.,y-ah ! a dear, kind fathe en to- me !-At this june uv throat began to swell ". nt ?rn the window. T ? . ubi see my mother One [ exclaimed,* rubbing rn; with tay coat sleeve. 14 No om ?J ? better mother than .. ? ina chair and sobbei ked around for some vitli me that my moth '. " hand had blessed with her touch - spiuniiig wheel in the riieie ? slejit ; at the eud of th< ug a woolen roll. Wid i fe J hali cut and half foro ?I -.-.i it fervently io my lip. I kee : tenderly in rn) I hau c rime TO d?. e old clock in the hitcher s solemnly that my ap had m l ived : and with ? .?, ii u >i elessstep, I lelt wy home. ." ?a the open air, my wonfc of spirits returned. 1 c myself with the thought ,. w years I should retuui a >n? I thy, wealthy, respected Iii ttialman, an honor to my en ; blessing to my friends, and hi nd ol Janot, j. vb wondered silice, hew ? suc U" . . gatling away from home ' cse and cart without arous iC; Bul ?'? ?oed luck would . m ide . ammphant exit, .;. e\v KiOuients was jugging . ly long Towards the house ol ^ net. Af, only dread was of the ?t lit. Fan; if, alter all, she ..d oetray us, what a dreadful, wi, desperate mischief it would i. groaned aloud at the thought ; .it put a "brave face upon the mat oaid that if it waa right we would . j not right, that we would stay ie; yet right or not right, if -rmcrable little Fan-did betray . pend all my days in aveng .ue wrong-that was certain, Was . ! :u earnest? Did I mean-it? ''We .ii -*ee. ? . Flow earnestly and anxiously I g. ..cd toward the chamber of Janet, after fastening my nag by the ri aside, I walked cautiously up the gin- that led to the doctor's .se. Oh,- joy inexpressible I the . :ing ot a white"" handkerchief in , SK ouiight told me that eyery g wa? rit'ht, and that in'a few taents I should clasp Janet to my ??iaml mm* mine toreverl Ah, how happy I was !-s?Mppy, indeed, 1 I stood still there rh the mi-oniij with my two hands pressed firml; my side, for fear my "over-loaded hi would but st from me entirely. . w a figure I must have cut theil ! "Vv an Apollo I must have looked, \ my fine proportions wrapped up my wedding suit ! I was slenc I was tall ; 1 was gaunt ; I was J I Wis terribly ugly-looking, at 1 moment. What possessed me I cannot but from an old chest I had tak< blue broadcloth swallow-tail coat 1 had belonged to my. grandfather the time of the wars, and in the p of my youth had got into it: tails came nearly to my heels, w the waist was nearly to my armr] The sleeves reached to ray fing hiding entirely from view the lu riant white silk gloves which I allowed myself for the occasion. At this uncouth pile of blue cloth perched a hat. Oh, ye Btars moon that looked upon it, testify v me that it was a hat !-a hat and a stove pipe, a hat and not a 1 leg M-That hat !-looking back ? through the mist of twenty-five ye it seems to have, arisen to the sj;at of two full feet,1 wile' its' brim pears little wider than my thu nail. My eyesight isn't quite so \ feet as it use.1 to be. and so I D not see quite rightly.' Make all < allowances, dear reader. I say that I must have looked u at that moment. Be' that as it m I thought that I was looking spl I didly ; and that the figure I cut \ I an honor to the name of Brown, e \ I was proud of it ; proud as I stall up to Janet's window, and plat ...arefully there the ladder that v to bvar hei; to my side. Everythi was silent about the house. Fate v surely with us. Fanny had, bf bribed into our service. As I ste there I could see her little figure : noiselessly to and fro by tine w dow, and how I Messed her-blesa her from the verv bottom of i heart, for her sisterly kindness! At last' Janet commenced deseen ing the ladder and as sh? did so t moon crowded in', out .of sight und a huge black' cloud. * The heave favored all : our success- might looked upon as fixed it. Three ste. more upon the ladder's rounds, ai Janet's dainty little feet would stai upon, tora firma with my own.; Tl steps were taken, mid she held for moment fondly the sleeves of my bli broadcloth, before we looked up the window, both with upraised ham to catch a small bundle of clothir. that Fanny-was to'throw down to u and which we had no' other means I carry with us. " Be quiet, Fan," whispered Jane as she appeared at the window an poised the bundle above our head " Be quiet. Fan. for heaven's s;-.k and "drop, it quickly." But Fauny still .stood there, swinp ing backward and forward the hu? bundle, without heeding Janet's eai nest entreaty. 4i Do, do throw it, Fanny dear ! D have mercy on me ! What if fatht should know of this ? What; if h should be awakened ?" "La1, give it to her, Fan; don' plague her, she's in a hurry !" call ed a voice at that . moment from th closed blinds at the parlor windows which belonged to none other thai Dr. Stoddard. " Give her the things; and tell th boys to carry out a bag of ' corn, i cheese, some wheat and Dutt er. Jane must have a setting out-only be stil about it, Fan." For a moment we were petrifiet upou the spot ; I thought 1 shouU fall to the ground. What should wt i?o-run. faint, die, evaporate, ur g. mad'/ While wu sto'?d undecided two huge matt-rashes lei J at our feel from the window, followed" at ona by sheet.?, pillow cases, table cloths, and sundry articles necessary to th* setting up ufa respectable housekeep ing establishment. i . >*" ' " Mother, moth r, don't one of these new leather beds belong to Janet?" .ailed Charlie Stoddard, from anoth er part Of' the house. .'Yes, yes, and a bolster, and a pair of nice pillows, too. Carry em right r.utA? Lie Iront door," was the Answer. " VV liosa horse have you, Jason ?" isked the doctor, pushing up the blind, "your-'fa he^s?" 4 -: '. Y e-e- ,'fl sia'?h?iered'. [ 'o ? "Hump:., lidu'? you know better :han that if thai old grey isn't worth i button to gu rt fry didn't y oaf come up to my lum and gi-t my black mare? barn,barn, hurry away straight to the barn and harness black Molly lor Jason, If you'll believe-k,- he was going lo ?'tart.' off witnjiij^fath er'> old horse ! Bc quick, Sam-work lively-they're in a hurry;- lits time ?hey were olf." Have you anythiiig with yon Janet, tu eat. . on the road?" put in Mrs. Stoddard, poking her head out of.thc. window. v " No, ma'am," faltered Janet, mov ing a step or two liom mc "Well, that's good forethought. And as I live, there isn't a bi r ol' cake cooked in the house, either ! Can you make some white broad and bacon, .ind some brown bread and cheese do, Jason ? It's ail we have " " Ye?, ma'am," I said,meekly, step ping asily as I could a little furthei "rom Janel. " Look, father and mother, quick, now the moon's out, and sec J ison s new coat and hat !" called. Fan. r? ri the window, he" moiry voie* trem bling with suppressed laiightoi , [su i that aspiendid one father?-just look at the length of its tails." "Ju-tgive me my glasses, wife," said the doctor, "is it a new one, Jason.?" "Yes. sir, rather new," I saul, giving an eager look in the direction ot the lane. .' Well," drawiedfhe doctor, eyVmg, ute slyly, " that coat is handsome." "And his hat, father!" called the' wicked little Fan. " I declare," exclaimed the doctor. " Wife, wife, look here, and see Jason's coat and hat!" What should I do-stand there till morning .before that incessant, fire of words? Should I run? Should I sneak off slowly, as Janet was doing? Oh! what should I do? . " Don't they look nice, nrnther ?" asked the doctor, putting one broad, brown hand over his mouth, and doubling his grey head almost down to his knees. " He-haw, he-haw, hi he-haw, mother-he-ha-^don't they look nice?" roared the doctor. I couldn't stand it any longer. The doctor's laughter was a signal; it was; echoed from Uli parts of the house. Fan cackled from the chamber win dow; Sam shouted from the barn; Mrs.. Stoddard " he-ho-ho," from the kitchen ; whil.6 Charlie threw himself down in the doorway and screamed ! like a wild Indian. 1 turned around, and- gave a leap . across. the garden. Every Stoddard called after me ; I am wrong, every Stoddard bat Janet, she remained sil?ni One, told me to come back "for frerbread and cheese ; another th^t I had forgotten my bun dle and bride; another bade me:wait on black Molly and the new buggy ; Fan bade>me hold up-my- coat tails, or I should get them draggled. I didn't heed any of these requests, I went directly for home. I reached home'feeling sheepish-no, sheepish is a weak word for it-ri can't express to you how I felt, : I had algre?t idea of hanging myself ; I thought I had better be dead than alive-that I had made an idiot of myself it was all plain-Fan had betrayed us. I vowed vengeance upon her until daylight, then I'sne?ked out to.the b rn and hid in the haystack. I staid there until Charlie' Stoddard brought my father's horse. * j The old gentleman was frightened -wanted to know how he came by the horse. He Vas told fi ask me ; he did ask me. and I made ? clean breast of it ; I didn't promise him ' not to repeat the offence, there was ! no need pf it : bnt I am sure pf this, I did not look- at a girl for sever) yeirs When the eighth year came around I remembered my vow against Fanny, Stoddard^ -Well,-, to majce a 1 'T?n e story short, ?'marrfptl 1 Fan ny. Janet became a pat ons wife, And here let me tell you in confi dence, reader, that I really think little Fanny . Stoddard . h?d a very deep motive when she betrayed Jan?t and me, although she wa-? but a child. She liked me, ev<jn then, I believe. Well, at any rate, she declares every rime that the affair is mentioned, that I nev* h?d my revenge upon her. Bless Her faithful heart, it has indeed been a sweet one ! \ Man au : Toman Perform the Trapeze ilaif a Mile High. J. E. Warner, ol the great Pacific Combination, is the restless and outer prizing manager of some 38 Bummers, who modestly hides beyond a big dia mond breastpin, and is not satined with owning the biggest elephant-and the only horned rhinoceros on this' continent, with thirty cages of wild beasts, a museum and splendid circus, 'exhibited under -A%n different pavil ions,'!)^ ?s.dying Jo give the peop e-' more^of-. the goooVthing lor 50 cents. Warner has* actually .persuaded a young and beautiful Spanish girl, named Leona Dsre. who does maryel ou8 feats upon'the trapeze m the;cir cus, to make balbon asceusions. The. trial trip was made on- Thursday morning, at a point about nine miles southeast of our city. The balloon was inflated,, and at a. quarter to 8 Was cut loose, and I the fine formed Leona, in. circus Ibloihes," dangling downward from the trapeze-bar, hold ing in her teeth a grasp which encir cl'es the' waist of ?oininy Hall, her companion for the first voyage in the air, left terra firma. Everything was still as death, and it was observed that Hall weakened a little, buk the plucky "Queen of Antilles," Le ona, was perfectly cool. Just as soon as they lett the earth Leona commenc ed spinning Hall around until it made us giddy. After this performance, and about three hundred feet in the air, they commenced their hilulutin perforni tiuce, and known in show language as the double trapeze, and almost everybody who has attended thu cir cus can imagine much better than we can describe their various evolutions and gyrations. They periorm? ali of uue.difiicult and hazardous leats at an altilUde ' of half a mile with the Same reckless daring that character izes their performances uuder the pa vilion, where, ii tiiey were tu tum ble, their iaii would liol exceed ?h.ir ty; feet. Up, -up '"?icy -' went, unti, they were scarcely larger than our nanci.-, ano wii'-ii We luotied at Chem brough u ^ - |'iuv:d\-ct lyr the'ipcca ?.uii ;ve breathed ?ree", -d f?it a relief td see that riiey hah climbed upon the trapeze bal and Were apparently i joying <x tuit-a-u'te wnue resting trow their exciting ?ind perilous ex- i ?l'clses. Tue Ouiivon descended Very ; r pldiy alni luliueu about hall a mile from th??staiung pui ii in un upen lield, and our 'party lcd.; up ill Lille LU witUeSB their alighting. Hall was nient and sober, while Leona laugh- . ugly said tu Warner, "How was mat | lor ^.?gii '?! -iud. {Sentinel. VQUDOUIS^I-A ^?.tGRo WOMAN JosJC-i.^i ? A- . 'EATH,.-rr i he &\ Ol V<j?'j?U#'?' * ...u?ilj^deulh?uj/- C011 u: -. ."i. u? dreams, ic firmly believed ,U bv^lhe wu -.!' . s, Mild there are a j [iUuib'er.'o! ' th di .iii icm race in ibis ;ity who tn" ignorant und supersti tious uegi we.? believe possess tinspow a. As u nulli rai consequence the.-e Wpudoa>people ate greatlj learedyrnd iiiu?sjt fra?Su|tip?xl.:. .; ;.'.-. .v -p\ ' ? OnThursday ni gift'. Mary'Lee.* a' negro wo iii. i ii, Ivho lived at No. lio Lloyd street, died. Before her death ike asderteil that she hud been poison id by ker uncle, r-tid requested that when she died a po^t mortem exauu iiaiion should be held. A negro wo ?un, wiio claims to b-.; a fortune-teller, tnid warned 1 he giri ol'her. late, and said thai the uncle retened to above was a "hoodoo'" muir, as,the negroes term it, and Lha: he v.'uuid conjure, uer io tl. a tb. Coroner Weber was notified ol the ieath oi ihe girl, timi investigated in'e case tn-ilay. A negro niau abd ?vornan . wno claimed tu know ali ?bom the deviltry of the vouduu peo [jie, were, loose in their declarations' that the girl had been " hoodooed, aim luid tue Coronel' that if he wouiu cut'Open i lie uuiiy ul the girl, lhaiiu curtain poi lions of it he wuuid ti nil spiders, and worms, and bugs, and all sorts ol ugly things, wine:, they "as serted bad caused thc death o. the girl, and had been placed there by a "hoodoo' mau. i)rs. Field aud Slater, wiio-attend ed the giri, stated that they were <JOU tident she had- diod. ol' .cousu mp lion. {As Hie relations ot the girl were una ble or unwilling to u.iiy Tor a post morten^ Coroner Weber did not ol der it, xi he did not want to put tuc State to expense upon the were, -u p?rstition ol ignorant negroes. -Lou isville (Ay.) Ledger, 2\)l/t ult. J. M. NEBL?TT.W. H. GOODRICH. COTTON GINS. 4 '? WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, RE SPECTFULLY inform the plant ing commun'ty that we continue to man ufacture COTTON GINS. We were awarded a Gold Medal for the best GIN, (oven tu the-world,) at the Cot ton States Fair at Augusta, last season ; also, at the State Fair of South Carolina. "We feel warranted in saying that a tri al of our GINS is all that is necessary to guarantee satisfaction. jfST- Orders solicited early "in tho sea son to prevent delay. By pormission werefer to Maj. A. JONES, . C. WARREN, J. A. B> AND, L. HARTLEY. fjv Old Gins REPAIRED on reason able terms. A EB LETT & GOODBUH. Mayl tf 19 I =r?= Simmonsi& ^l?ug-h Organ ?o.'s IMPROVED AN D GRAXD COJttgftATIOlf 03t?l ? vi . , 7 Fitted .with the Newly invented Scribner's Patent Qualifying .Tubes An invention haying a most important Bear ing on the future reputation of Recd Instru ments, by means of which the quantity or "Volume bf tone is very largely increased, and the quality of tone rendered* j Equal to that of the Best JPipq Organs of the Sanie* Capacity. Our celebrated "Vox Celeste," "Louis Patent," "Vox Humana," "Wilcox Patent" Octave Coupler, the charming " Cello" or " Clarionet'' Stops, and .,, ALL THE LATE IMPROVEMENTS '.Can be"obtained only in ' these Organs. E^ER?. I ??T R If J? E IV T ''*' " FrjLLY "v7AitRANTED. 1 Manufactured at Nos. 15, 17 & 19 Miami Street, DETEOIT, MICH. , & thirty fiwo different Styles f?r t?e Parlor and the Church. ISLt New and Elegant Designs, The best Material and Workmanship. Quality and .Volume of Tone Unequalled. . .? .?"*.> :. -?5?*????? ST am PRICES, to $50? ! , .<Estab??&:4h 1B60.*) itJi f|S?? WAOT?b IN'EVERT'CQ^TY. Address SIMMONS & CLOUGH OEQAN CO., Detroit, Michigan. Apr 24 _? . ? - 10ml8 iii m PROVISIONS IS AT MILLER, HACK ff HOWARD'S it * 298 Broaa .St* Auguste, Ga. ..-\ . --o On Hand, ?nd Receiving : Bacon Sides, . . Corn-, s Shoulders, . Meal, D. S. Sides, ' Oats, " Shoulders, Salt, Canvassed Hams, . Sugar, Country Hams,' . ' Coffee, Prime Leaf Lard, Mackerel, Pickle Beef, . 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SKX1-.S--Con dition? which impair vila?ily- pi>gil!Ycand iiegu iive eleclnciiy-proof that Tile is 1 volved without uuion-elect of ipuuccu-iullueiicc ol' l.sh and phot pane diei-modern* tribliueul of pelvic diucas. * ?.ncli.ru and vane cele, and arriM ol . lc\cl>-p!nrii! Mi i.ciiir.. tu h.? lunate BUrc.eal cl s.*, u) KL .. UU ll. DIXu.i. M. I?".,4jl F.fih A\enilr, N.V. .1. pa". ? cunt?s .. fr.v?r? linc froth lite pen of br Dixon :s of gnat . ?'aillo lo ibo whole human race."- Jt.i. iii; 0reeky. < alt KA I ittUOlCAli ii;?, ic of useful kuowlr I edge to all. Seul (ree fur two stampf. Address ' Dr. DoXAPAKTf Si Co., Cincinnati; Ohio/ Vinegar! Vinc&ar! I? is an impossihilifv to make GOOD PICKLES without thc use of GOOD VIN EGAR. All persons in want ol' such an article can find it at tho Drug Store of A. A. CLISBY. Ho has just received Two Darrels Whito WINE and Ture CID Ell VINE GAR. Also, a fresh assortment of Pickling SPICES of all kinds. Juno 12 lt' 2? Vinegar And Spices for Pickling ! JUST received a largo supply of choice Cider and Wh?o Wino VINEGAR for Pickling, also CLOVES, SPICE, WHITE'MUSTARD SEED. WHITE AT?D B?1?CK PEPPER,. ' WHITE GINGER, MACE, . TUMERIC. G. h. PENN, Druggist Juaoi*, tr 25 S. WALU?, Ptcpr.ftor. It. II. McDos.u n A Cu., Dru.-ilj!? mi J 0?a. As'w, SID Franclico. Cal., ?nd ZI ku Commer?a St. H. Y. MI7.XIOXS Boar TcMlMouy to their Wonderful Curative EOeets. Thoy oro netn vii? Fancy Drink, Made of Poop Rrrni, Whlikey, Proof .Spirits an ll Rc lu 1.0 Liquors? dainrcd, spiced and sweetened tnpicnseiho ta?t?, called "T?nica," "Appettaera," ?.Itc-ii.?ror>." .tr., that lead thoiippW* n to drunkenness and ruin, but ?ire n true Medieise, in:idc from Hie native root? and bri iii of California, free finir? all Alcoholic Stimu lante Theyarc tl.? GREAT BLOOD ri'R? FIEIX and A LIFE OlTIXG PRINCIPLE, a perfect Kenorstcr ami Invigorator Qf the System, carrying off ail poUouous matter and restoring thof.lood io n healthy cendith ti. No person can take these Bil tors according indirection-, and remain long unwell, pnrided tht-?r bones ar? not destroyed by mineral potion or oilier ewans, nntl thc vital organs wasted beyond tte point of repair. ' They uro a Genf lo pMrjrhtlve ns 'wcll ns n Tonie, possessing also, tho peculiar merit of acting U a powerful agent lu rcbevlnc Congestion or Inflam mation of the Liver, and all thc Visceral Organs. FOR FEMALE COMPJLAIX'TS, whether In young or old, married or single, at thc dawn of woman hood or at thc turu of Hie, these Tonic Bitten have no equal. . For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheuma tism and Guilt, Dyspepsia or Indignation, Blllcus, Remittent mad Intermittent Fe vern, DI?C:!*CH of tho Blood, Liver, Kid neys und Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful. Such Diseases ore caused by Vitiated Blood, which ls generally producid by dorangemont of tho Digestive Organ?. , DYSPEPSIA. OR INDIGESTION, Head, ache, Pain In thc Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tho Stomach, Bad Taste in thc Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of tho Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain In tho regions of tho Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms oro thc offsprings of Dyspepsia. ' NThey Invigorate th? Stomach and stimulate thc torpid Liver and Bowels, whicfi render them of unequaled ?flkacy lt) clean - i ?K thc blood of all impurities, nu J Im parting new life and Vigor to tho whole system, FOR SKIX DISEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Bhcum, Blotches, Spot*, Pimples, Pustules, Bolls, Car buncles, Itlng-Worms, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipe las, Heh, Scurfs, Discolorations of thc Skin, Humprsand Diseases of thc Skin, of whatever naroo or nnrnre are literally dug up and carried outof thesystem In a short time by tho use of these Bitters. Ono hottlo In such cases will convince thc most Incredulous of their cura tive cffe?ts. < . CIcanso thc Vitiated Blood whenever you And Its im purities bursting through tho skin rn Pimples, Erup tions or Sores; cleanse lt when you And lt obstructed and sluggish In thc veins; cleanse it when ii ls rool and yqur feelings will tell yon when. Keep tho blood pur?, mid thc health of tho system will follow. Pin, Tape and other Worm?, lurking In tho fystem of .so ninny thniisnnds, nre effectually destroyed ?od removed. Says ;i distinguished physiologist, therobt scarce!v sn individual upon thc Ince of the cnrtli whoso body Iscxompt from tho presence of worms. It ls not upon the healthy clements of tho . body that worm* cxl-t, hut upon tho diseased humors and slimy deposits that breed thC30 living monsters of disease. No system of Medicine, no vermifuges, no nnthclmlntlcs, will freo thc system from worms Uko theso Bitters. Sold by all Drogglsia und Deniers. J. WALKER, Proprietor. It, ll. MCDONALD & CO, Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco, Cali fornia, and 82 and 31 Commerco Street, New York. o uui !,-? ' ly ?-* ?XT6rUS"TA BfiOTEL, AUGUSTA, <iA. Tins popular ami well-known Hotel is now fully op.en lor tho reception of visitors, having recently been thorough ly renovated, newly painted, and put in tho most complete order. Wo uro deter mined to nudic ours a first-class Hotel, not to bc surpassed North or South. Wo respectfully solicit tito patronage of our Edgefleld friends and thc public generali v. .il?I?triIY Ac MA.Y, I'roptictors. Fob 14 tf 8 lavery ?Stable ?pened! PERSONS wishing Horses or Vehicles, or conveyance to any portion of the irorron'ndlng country from tim point, can lie accommodated by applying to A. A. CIJSBY. ^ay^l tf W_ fee ? Ice ! A'supply of ICE constantly on hand and for salo at reduced rates, by A. A. CLLISBY. jMaj22 if ? Hew Goods for Summer 1872. H. L l. BALK, 172 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. ' _AYING again returned from New York I Lave now in Store a handsome selection of all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON! .rd . ; > In DRESS GOODS, PERCALES, PIQUES, LAWNS, MUSLINS, PRINTS, I have the choice of all the new styles in ?' Dolly -Vardens," " Maryposa," " Yosemites," ?tc, &c. NEW-CASSIMERES, DRILLS, JEANS, COTTON?DES, &c. All the nev: styles in PARASOLS are fairly represented, SASH RIBBONS in all colors, Embroidered, Plaid and Piain, New TRIMMING RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS, New Styles of STRAW HATS for Ladies/Misses, Gents and Boys, of the latest shape in Regatta, Gazelle, May Flower, School,' Lacea,- Hurdle, Har vest, Fr?nconia, &c."~ . - ' 'A full assortment of SHOES/fresh from the Factory; ' . The latest fashions in READY MADE CLOTHING, &c. ' 'J All of which I'nave marked so low as to secure QUICK SALES-to make you laughlin your ^^dream osgood living. H. Li. A. BALK, May 8 2m 20 . INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE Brooklyn Life Insurance Co. Of New York. Cash Capital and Assits, ^^$2,000,000. 1. Because it is acknowledged to be perfectly solvent by all Insurance\ Commissioners.. 2.J ?f cause,it .is the cheapest. . ?, ' i )\ \f . w . , , ? ? (Qi ?ecai^e'it :endorses the mrmier fqliti\S^ ]? Policies,' tVi Boilers 'anet Cents, fot t?n consecutive years. ' 'J " According to the statement of the rates of the different Life Insurance Companies of^rst-?la?s*. standing,.iii...the iUjiited.State&, made by ,!'?Ke Uni-t 'versal," in its advertisement entitled "'Facts are Blubboir,. ifhings" aiicf published in the Edgefield Advertise!)', it appears that, the Mutual Rates of the Brooklyn are Cheapef than t^?se bf any named Company. For instance, according to that statement : In tue Brooklyn...,x. " Equitable. At tue age oi'2( ?150 fflll Lnsuro^ OlAt.-.thO'age of 30 $200 .Will Insure Balance in favor-of the Brooklyn. In the Brooklyn.v.. " 44 Piedmonts Arlington;..::.. Balance in favor of tho Brooklyn. In the Brooklyn., " " New York Life. Balance in favor of fha Brooklyn. In the Brooklyn....:. " M Carolina Life. Balance in favor of the Brooklvn. In the Brooklyn. 44 44 .Etna. Balance in favor of Clio Brooklyn. In the Brooklyn. 44 44 Cotton States. Balance in favor of tho Brooklyn.. In the Brooklyn............ 4 4 4 4 St. Louis Mutual. Balance in favor ol' thc Brooklvn [? the Brooklyn. 4 4 4 4 Southern Life. Balance in favor of thc Brooklvn. '.$8#75 73 7,541 47 $1,334 26 $8,875 43 8#?8 4? $420 27 $8,875 73 7,541 47 $1,334 20 $S,875 73 8.503 41 $9,200 '60 8,8r0*57 At the age of 40 $250 :>VilLJtnsure v'$440,12 $9,250,69 * 8,810 57 $440 li $9,250 69 8,810 00 $440 69 $9,25? 69 8,841 73 $372 32 $S,S75 73 8,420 96 $448 77 $3,875 73 8,455 40? (rt the Brooklyn.. 14 14 Kniekcrl>oc Fl dance in favor, o? thc Brooklyn.) STOCK $420 27 $8,S75 73 8,841 36 m 37 $8,875 73 8,013 731 $?80 W $8.87;i 73 8,005 5!i $2lil 'Sit $408 96 $9,250 09 8,798 94 $4M 75 $9,250. 69 S.S10 57 ?140 12 $0,250 69 8,841 73 $408 96 $9,250 69 S,S77 55 V -$8,389 27 7,987 22 ? $40105 $8,389 27 7,987 22 $402 05 #,389 27 7,987 22 ' $402 05 . $8,389 27 7,916 40 . ?73 14 50,250 69 8,63!) 30 $011 3? $472 87 $8,389 27 8,108 10 $281 17 $8,389 21 7,987 22 $402' 05 $8,389 27 7,916 40 -~>ri~ $472 87 M I $8,389 27 7,93? 50 $452 77 $$?389 27 7,859 10 $530 ?7 At tito a??e o'.' :;<),... At. the aire pf 40, ' SL'OO w'rlt insure' ' ' $250 will insuro In t!io Brooklyn. In the Universal $11,750 00 11,3110 Ol $10,/?!: 90 10.26?? 90 Bal. in ravurof thc Brooklyn at stock rafes ?353 99 $385 00 The greatly advantageous feature of the Brooklyn in endorsing the Sur* render Values upon its Policies, in Dollars end Cc nix. for len cortsccutivc gears, has met willi unqualified praise from thc most celebrated American Actuaries, as al.-o I'mm the Press, East, North and South. Tiie Hon. Klix.ui* Wright, who is admitted to be the greatest Insurance Mathematician and Actuary in America, congratulating Thc Brooklyn upon this new and distinctive feature, says, among other things, " I am particularly pleased by your departure in the right direction from che ordinary method of computing the Surrender Values." "One of the great 'c-r. drawback!! TO the popularity ot' Life Insurance, has been the disapr point men t and dissatisfaction of retiring Policy holders, at the smallness rf the MWCi?d?rTtthtc paid," Sec. "All this would -have been prevented by a .didi i ?e.1 s/fti&ment on the fPolicy, wt advance, ojthc mern, to he paid." This e;atiTiienij-it will be Been, The J?rooklyn- mal?es iii iloljars and cents, so flint fliirre-cau he na mistake.- ' ' ? ; ? Read Wha? Southern Papers Say of This Feature : . TH-Sehtificl, iJluhigh; North .Cyroliwi,\ Jail' 27N lS69.-^''Tbi6, great feature of cash surrender values ia an improvement that signalizes the era in Life Insurance." . Sun, ( Columbus, Georgia)-"There is no better Company in thc land ; a comparison with oilier corporations ol' a similar character, will convince all of the superior safely in Inking risks willi The Brooklyn Life!' I ispalch, (St. Louis, SfoV) Jan. 7. 1S09- A Policy iii The Brooklyn Life is thus worth so ranch in ready money. This is Tim only Life.Com pany in the country tliat has parried, titi* 'excellent'feature (ol' endorsing the cash surrender values in dollars and cc n't*.) into its Visiness." "Pol icy holders being doubly assured, the system cannot fail to become very popular." . it will be seen that wc assert, nothing i%.tlie aboyo advertiremeut,. but make a sim?le statement of rho superior advantages of The Brooklyn, as it appears from disinterested partial. The Hon. M.'L. Bonham has been associated with us in the General .Agencv of The Brooklyn for this State.... mmiiM- M(M & BUTLER, ; General Agents and ?Managers. Office over the Citizens' Savings Bank, Columbia, S. C., A-nd at Edgefield S. C. - March 20tf . . .SAVED BY P?RCJIASING DRY GOODS FROM ' ! Ill OF AUGUSTA, GA., ,. HERE the BEST VARIETY and QUALITY OF GOODS in the City are to be found. . And where everything, from a Spool of Thread to the finest Silk Dress, may be purchased Cheaper Than in any Other Qouse in the City. . EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS Sent .down EVERY .WEEK by Old' Man' CHRISTOPER from flew York. This Week, for instance, 1500 yards Striped and Chene BARAGE are offered at 5-cts. per yard. 2500 yards Striped JAP. POPLIN, at 12* cte per yard. 3?00 yards.Plain. JAP..T9PLIN, at 15 cts. per yard. 1200 Honey Comb QUILTS at ?H?hl ^ ^ . ^ ' -WHfflf? -i^'^^?s'ato*:'QiQtatioto of ? Jric?s, to'-"; ; ;' ^ : ' *',.;.] CB?B?tSITOPflEB GBAY & CO: Acguat^AiirillT . 3? 17 WHOLESALE AN? BETAIL DEALER IN AND PEHIODICAL9, 183 BROAD STREET, AUCrUS?Ay (?EOR&IA. [J . . ''''W ?.'"Vj.'!; rf'"l oyjMr^J fo'd?jjrv .,* .... .. ,TTT-r-t>- .?(.'. ?| Manufacturera'. Agent, and Wholesale Dealer ia. all k^nds of Blank Books, for Mercantile une, including ^edgers, Journals, J)ay Boo^,.Kecor^p??ftBB Books, Memorandum Books, Time. Books, Drawing anti Scrap. Bc?ks,;Anio-. graph Books,'Copy, Cyphering and Exercise .Books, for School.us? ?pV, Ac' :-The-: Writing Papers, including Cap, Letter aji.d'. Note, Awnca^, English and French, Ruled and Plain, Stampedand Unntamped. The stock of Envelope* embraces Letter, Note and.Offi?i^.'?iieii-of i all colors- and 'qualities; besides a full line of General Statwneiy, including all the innumerable minor items for use in theiCoqn^g ;Booirv1 : ?aU?j&. Also, many articles that would be appnoprktely'leejf^iafced.as -Jftncy Sta tionery.'4 . ? " . . ti . .. .'I'..: -.xx -di^i'.-l. , ' In the Book Department, will be found tiieStand^d.Te^B^ksfbr^ehoola and Colleges, Dictionaries; Bibles arid Prayer; Books^M?sic Bobfa, and a large .assortment of Juvenile .? rid Toy Books, aird a^?i^iexrted'' stodcniji General .Literature! ' In:th.e Miscellaneous Stock; in whijch we de?V.:T?e. qan ;X#Br,i?);h/iyei8 as favorable terms as' any establishment! in.the trade.. ? new Price List will soon'be i?suc'l? which; will aaable/prircbasers to make selections and order by mail, ifvdesired. . Sujb orders-wiltix^oeiye'. prompt and careful attention, since jtherj?most [thorough-system, marks the mode of doing business in this establishment. r Augusta, April .3,1872-15m3 . -uno-... bl .. _jj - -:-:?.ia ililli -AND ?Went Porcelain-Lined Iron Cylinder Pumps For Cisterns and Wells of any Depth.: . Axe Cheap, Durable and Efficient OVEH '3,000 SOHJD.. EVERY PUMP WARRANTED. Any Person.Can Set Them. * Sold everywhere by dealers iii Stand ard Farm Machinery, Hardware and Plantation Supplies. Descriptive Catalogues . sent on i appli cation. For terms, address the.manu facturers. J. F. TEMPLE & SONS. CitrcAOo, III! May 15 ' . 3m 21 wm GnEAT .0 tl THE RN MONTHLY MAGAZINE,' Two Dollars per Annum. 64 PAGES READING MATTER. 30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS, WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL, D. WYATT AIKEN, CHARLESTON. S. C. li. M. TALBERT, Agent at Edgelield j Court House, S. C. - ' March 6 ly*ll j Doors,. Suslics,. Blinds, &c. P. P. T Q A LE, Manufacturer and i)Paler, No. 20 Hayn? St, and fforlbeck's Wharf, CHARLESTON,.S. O. - :'> '^f^-Tliis'is tho largest and most com plete Factory of the ?ind m tho South ern'States, and all articles in this line] can bo furnished by Mr. P. P. To ALE at | prices which defy competition. . j/ST"A pamphlet with full and detailed list of all sixes of Doors, Sashes and Blinds,-and the prices of ?ach, will be sent fred and post paid, on application to C?ARLEST02?, S. C. July 26 .4 '.' *?.'! . ly . . 31 TO^?RTSMEN J Shephards, Pointers, Setters, Hetriev ers, Newfoundland; St. Bernard, Fox .and Deer-Honnds, Greyhounds, Blood-Eounds, Eatters, Co?ch-Dogs, Ball-Bogs. Pretiiium Chester White Hogs. .Thor<?i!ga-Bm! Berkshire Hogs. Fancy Poultry and Eggs. Fancy Pigeons. ? Address C. I. CALVERT, Newark, Del. ??Sr All orders left with Mr. JOHN H. FAIR, Edgcfield, S. C., will receive prompt attention. Nov. 22 Iv 4S GLOBE MOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. Jackson & Julian, Proprietors. m E bes: leave to call tho attention of ih? travelling public to this well known Hotel, which wo have recently pur chased, and placed on a fo?ting second to none in the South. No excuse will be spared to render it a First Class Hotel in every respect, and every attention will be paid to tho com fort and convenience" of ga esta. Augusta, Feb 14 6m8 Iced Soda Water! FROM thia date the most exhilarating Arctic SODA WATER, with avarledcol lection of Superior SYRUPS, can bo found at all hours at PENN'S Iceland Fountain. ?St' Ladies,' as well as Gentlemen, will find the Soda Water dispensed at this. Fountain, cluirmingly delightful, sp right ly and refreshing. PENN'S DRUG STORE.. Mayl, tf 19 Demits' Sarsaparilla, The ?Pureat and Best. * Dennis' Stimulating Liniment, Ascertained by many trials of it to be a ror?remedy?f?r CoRci?xHpraes. ??Sf ior. sale at lidgafield, S. C., by the Druggists. May 29, ft 25 ofrece That ?nstantlv lay? ~' * ^.T~ TT. ~~r~ ? ? : ??- R*- ?? RADW^itEA?? SEl?iF cun?graii v?roRsri??T?*/8 tpfroni??^^^ty Minno*. EAD WAY'S BEADY EE?1EF 18 A CUBE FOE EVE?Y PA lt WM the Ant and lg th?' S entes OongesrJotre, whether of (he Lungs, Stomach. Bowels, OP other gland? or I organs, by one application. ' ' ; ' W7Ji?X'0HB<fO TWENTY ?TOZES.-" No matter how -vicient or cicracluing tho cain lie i EHEUMAncBed-rj?dei.? Jnarm, Crippled, Ncr too?, NerrrsJgie, or prostrate*1 with disease may suffer, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF ! ^_ WILL AFFOBl> INSTANT EASE. tSYL?X?ATtOT* OF TEE K1DNEY8. ? U?FLAMiLATIO.N OF THE BLADDEB. INFLAMMATION OF TUE BOWELS. i?&' ' CONGESTION OF THE- TJUN6S. r'was ?" HTSTEBro?/C?OUP-,-riPTH?RIA. c?;TF7 ? - ? ^. ZB. CATJtBBH, INFLUENZA. HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. . ' KEUEALGLA, EUECMATIB? COLT) CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS, The application of the Ready "Relief to the pan or parts ?hen the pain or dllEcoJiy eXliU wU aQord ease and comfort. ? Twenty drope in half a tumbler of irater wfll Jn a law momenta core OB AM PS,; SPA? MB, S CCU MACH,. DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, WIND rafflM&WELS.'jwBl ?NTEHNAL PAINS. ave?frthould .Jwaysca'Ty a boiUe. .of -Kad ways'. Ready .'Ur lief with them. Afcwdropa in water will prevent slckuess orpslna from'ebongo of water. Il ia JJCtnu- than Frenan. Brandy or Bitters as a stftnnlanl. Fever and Aguo. . . FETEE AND AGUE cored for floycentaV There . is not a remedial agent in Ute "world that willecre Fever and Ague, and nil other Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevers (aided by Badway's Pills,) so-tralck as EAD WA Y'S BE LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. HEALTH ["BEAUTY! ! I STBONG AND PUBE BICH" BLOOD-IN(*BE?SE OF FLESH AND YTEIGHT-CLE AB SKI N AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECUELD TO AL. DB. RADWAY'S HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CO BES; ? 80 QUICK, SO EA PID ABE TUE CHANGES ? THE BODY UNDEBGOES. UNDEB THEAN-} FLUENCE OF THIS TEULY WONDEBFUL MEDICINE THAT EVERY.DAY AN INCREASE!!, FLEM I AND WE?GHTIS SEEN A??D FELL IHE GEEAT BLOOD FtJBIFIEBt! Every drop of Mit SAESPABILLIAN BESOL VENT communiaitcn thrungli Vie Blood, Sweat, Urine, und other jinidt und juice? cf the tyftem th* ?igor oj Ufe, for ii rtj.-ttire tile Witte? of the body \ciUineiciind*iivndnat*rial. Scrofula, Syph?U, Cmuiumption, G Ut nd ular ?inewt. Ulcers in tho Tlirc'Jt,~Mouth,Ti:mo>s, Kode? in Ute Glind? and oilier pat tn of Ute nytttm, Sore Eye*, Strvmorout dUtcJtitrge? from the Eur?, and liievortt formiof Skin dlneaeen, ?,~ufitlfii?, Fever Sore?, Sciltd Head, liina Worm, Salt ffluum, Xrytipela*. Acme, Slade Spot?. Wormeintho i"le?l^ .Sutnor?, Cancer?, in th* Womb, und nil weakening and painful dUeharae?, Night Sicca!*, lum oj Sj>erm and ali tc a ato of th* Hp) principle, ?re icil'iin the curative range of VU* uonder nj Modern Ci-emittry, and a fera day*1 vie will prove to ans. pen-on utxn? it for either of the** omi* of diteaxe it?potent potter to cure them. * If tho patient, daily becoming redo c cd by thews ?tes and dccempoellton that is coutinnalJy progressing, Mice reds in arresting (hete wastes, and repairs Ute same with new material* made from healthy blood and this Hie SAESPABILLIAN will and does secare -o care ia certain ; for w nen once this remedy oom* menees its work of pnrttcxtkm, and rraceceds In di minishing Ute loss .>!' waiUes.Hj repairs .will oerapld, and every day the patient will fed himself growing bettor and stronger, the food 'digesting better,-ap Ute Improving, anc.flesh and weig?l Increasing. I Not only iloesth?SAssAiuaiLiJAN EiaoLYENT ex fcc! alt known remedial ogee is In thecuroor Chrtml - Scrotalous.Constitutional, and Skin diseases' trot ts the only positive cure for Kidney dc madder Complaint Urinary, and Wemb diseases, Gravel, Diabete ?DrepW, Stoppage <>r Water. Incontinence of Urine Brigit's Disease, Albuminuria, and in all cases wher there ar? brlck-dtint deposits, or the water 1 ! thlc^ cloudy, mixed wttli substances like ?ie.white.of i egg. or threads like white silk, or there ls a morbid dart:, bilious appearance, and white bone-dust de posits, ?nd when then/is a pricking, buming sen? I lion when passing water, sad pain, in the Small < rth? Back and along the Lorna. Dil. S Perfect Purgative Pi] perfectly tasteless, elegantly coate d with sweet i purge, regulate, purify; elesase, and strongly ' Badway's PlUs, for the. core of ail disorders et lb Stomach. Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nerton diseases. Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, lodi gesUftU. Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Bilious Fever, In flammstion of The Bowels, and all Derangements c the Internal Viscera. Warranted to effect a positiv cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no meran* minerals, or dcletrriow drugs. j (SETObserve the following symptoms r?sultai from Disorders of tho Digestive Orguns; Constipation, inward Piles, Fellness of tho ] in ?he Hu.iu. Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, He bum, Disgust of FOCH!, Fullness or Weicht In tb Stocnach7BourETnctailons,8lnldng or Fluttering i the Flt of the Etomaeb, Swimming of Ute He Hurried and Dlfflculti?reathlnp. A few do>es of BADWAY'S PILLS wOl fre*tb| svsti m from all the"al>?ve named disorders, rr 23 cents per Box. SOLD BY DEUGGISTS. BEAD "FALSE AND TB?E." Send one ?erwi stamp to BAD W AT d, GOv.Na.85s, WA RUE ST lt K KT, Of. Church Street, New York^ Uti mation worth thousands will tx cent yon. . L-QiJT.Z'S CELEBRATED j dal POMS This preparation, long and favorablj known, will thoroughly re-lUTigorst broken down and low-spirited hors? by strengthening and cleansing th stomach and Intestines. It is a sure prerenUreof all disease incident to this snimsl, such as LUM FEV EB. fi LAN HERS, YELLOW WAT EB, HEAVES. COUGHS, DIS TEMPER, FEVERS, FOUNDER, LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY, Ac Its use improves the wind, increases the appetite {1res asmooth and glossy skin-and transforms the miserable skeleton Into a fine-looking and spirited horse. Tw keepers of Cowa this prepar tion is invaluable. It is a sure pr v?nt?TWagainst Rinderpest, 1 -.lie Hom. ?tc It has been proven 1 actual experiment to Increase ti quantity of mil* and cream tWea per cant, and make the butter ni and sweet In" fattening cattle, gives them an appetite, loosens their hld?, and mal them shrive much raster. In all diseases of Swine, such, M Coughs, Ulcers the Lungs, Liver, ia, this article acta as a specific. By putting from one- jJFj half a paper to a ps per in a barrel of 4U? iwffl the above diM tte* wm be ejradi tated or entirely pr'vented.' IfTprar' In time, a certain prereaflve and tura fer the Egg dotera? DAVID E. FWTZ, Proprietor, 1?ALTISOEF. Md. Fer sale by Dhiggists and Storekeepers throucbodl th? United States. Canadas and South America. J SOT sale at leefield by A.A. COEN BY. Feb 27 ljiT] _> Red Riist-Pi^oof Oats! FROM' 500 to QOO Bushels for . by the Subscriber. ?ost'Office dress, Pliontt, Abb?viU?1Co.,;S. C. j EXiBE?T DKYOR&j 1