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- A'tas-thetee S- - pea - sIoeM f - Wy v Be8ece?s waggery. - .46 o4k mb na s'iefinger of hiA - - hwt ins@rted btwe " : tr af isa ehirtd cp4o 1ii' r h - e eaosrir - abw aaa bie 1~ ~sis~a alble aeed~heek - - maa o un ds - eens arsLsen - bayu repeate s Sr shpn - -- 4i seats edt NV-IJa abvdr'ea,thGbeg teta-ke gale t .dfaihe essirab like ulto ~ dLot~sa; en rot -we )ii .s0inecto eeimboet ~ ~b~Mbecamgo weld - s tolayeaplan oey hs .osatil,ea to ell tt the beas of t iely, hs to beic Stai. But ha dipoered od tak e eegg r ded return *sIie a nd 0rt .jved de sts&.an iedm--e.rbl. n ag berse hie. delihtes eed toeIr 4ftb bwholoed tive- pain he dnmas noisefalme wshene -h ditk eod H=e asorr -''E Jhortwc eloc.1amdte beauiked istofs birt aplasham edray his ceonsry,.n osl tit h Tand GUf SThnm.The is ab Srior. th oca. he wsdsoverd an dgt it never failsed iun afthe boygho lod it neve ovrain bity ohits brthks ashd ofthiom the mightest floods it never over Aan Ita banks and its bottom as .a -F ." Ore. p(cod.water while as crret i o *r'ai". l ?e Me c e ib tntai, an ih -nou) is id .t A 6tie *''t is te Gulf .atream. There'i=in't#i world -o Xieppi ..or the Adazon, and t agre'ban a. thasand times greater. Its waters,. even f$mt from the Carolioa coast, $o itin mar -thatti line ofj@ienf witkh the common aea Water voay be tre ed by the eyer Often one-4IiMf of the 'essel may be pereeived floating in-the Gulf tream. water< whilethe- other half is in the common water of the sea, so sharp is the line and the want. of affinity between these waters ; and such, too, the reluc tanee ( -S&4 pea) nVie pat._of those of the GulfStream tomingle with the common water of-:the sea. In addition tio .this 'there is .another peeaiIar fact. The fisher men on the coast of Noirway' are irigwi4N iiood from. the tropics by theGalfStream. Think of the Arctic fishermen .buning upon their hearth the palm of Hayti, the-ugheas of Honduras, and 'the o iG-Woods of the 4ma on-and the Orinoco Ayoing'chiki, says anwefaige, lately ,o'$apiece of e-ieker its hil windpipe, and,. after 'Many futile efforts to.remove the- obtrction, was laid on abed, blsk an fIess, when an old maa, whphat "ise $Sp O chidrqa," eugered a via 8atlo png. i the cUid'enastils the-. espmei8at was .id, the gjackr sidogei she Thre Sre more tdi$s in Ohio -than is.. -ry 'o:ti State, mois Baptiets' 3i Gaore Presbyteriaas 41ecTtfia, mor ' ongregatioditika.sa ebusett, more Protesta41sco palises- in-iew rk, .and ten Viesmor for keh1 Potp t t Jakeran - W,U4s. - T h s u-pape*t ~e.~e b4es elsen-mud -i!? -h~ who - , ab ~r.sdyoror bid abl (flati a Near Pogpec, JTerry~, C. y&~ aa4 z 's 0tA1ts v~ts 9 EItCOA TS, and F'URNISHi GODS gena erlly, just arrivode 1iUrrs of taSL.bes IgmEca as4~ maE trder. -tiinug pCASdH*I 08, fo thor e DLD!nse ad B a risesma Houi Inew York; my 4 t r kf Read 4adeClOthing,ClOths, hres-& Wstiag4 5y qT?QXaR8, PR1IZN2h aiIa' T( PUILZC. ii d.thefir 'Est&-give me Ar ,all.befordbin.geliw. sIn mpre. saere to 3IsaantrCeSas a my Ris On :Ss 1' ,beay C.IL..C baartbr havn iResterant DOOW tobhs kr ndUnb 'oeney -*Sinl the batdbag fbruerly ooe ale by r. B. 31. lease, fbr -ae com". ate of te pAmie,: informs sicnthat leis prepsiktd tohOramsh -c Lttbe DeHeadig of tie gsagrnu Oysters anclOame, - [n the most acceptable style. 1 will keep constantly on draft Fresh Lager Beer, Wines, Ales, &c. Helis also prepared to furnish 1 ~RANSIENT OR REGULAR BOARD AND LODGING. He respeetftlly asks foir a share of patron-d ge, and promises to make his etablish- f ient a favorite resort. fi Jan 15 3 LOUIS SCHODAIR. f New Bar Room. I have opened and tefurnished the Bar Lom iu Amnazoque, formerly kept by Mr. 'ed Boozer, and will always keep on band ta he very purest liquors that can be had in a he Market-Such as Cognac, Apple arid ' 'each Brandy, various brands whiskey; p lin, Rum, Wine, Ale, Porter, &c. My stock p ill always be select and pure, and prices c ery moderate. Call and see if you cannot c et a better drink at lees money than for- r erly. D. WARD, & Co, p Kewbhrry, March 2M Is8li, *iE -E - - STOWor cNLEs21ND ,:$PL BP4. Wierepton r Tu the ieaot th" kv3le nquiri for the 4th of Ju Wil beoommenoed-the piblioation ofthwiboPethrilUn.g and interesting nouvelette, written oraely for It coilums, b one of the met popular authors o this State. The prinei. 'ai ecepes of this story arlid in Charleston and vicinify, and the storycannotfail to ove er ttar a wo .faAlisr the even ooerlved in_th$ lsoaily during the inewar. - - -- . One of the most painfit Oircnmtanoes oneet 'ed with the beric. drtos.of Charle ton. during i three ears.ot sige, is to be fut ud in'be fact, thatAu all titime, there were persons a the: W; a hil Lll," who.wet s sis udi ng ifbrticsu to ~hb s.. ing ofe fortiticatioos were farnabed, weak point noted. and the movement of troops indicated as soon se beg-o and the feet notifded of the time of arrival and'eparture of bloetade ruunn veseels.- o eautio s y did these emis -saries or the enemy oonduoet their work, that for a long time the skilf -tbe-mosteineat deteo tives was bae" in their dvora'to break up the illicit eorraspondenoe.. These ' were the source.of extreme annoyance to the Command a in:Charerton, aad the 3ntermatlonttey were ea: led to funieb, ottel tbwar:ed thefr bemfuas tured designs npon the enemy. As a pioof o the ometenes -9f twohIs it may be et, tthe dailX papcr e t were fequ ntlyread on board the blodkade le_, the mmcdyof tlhir blication. 't he authot of"loette, or the Female y," has iken the paeepatmctegaad in in tbis11ire,aud under assUmed naims,bas-pee sented kim in the foru*tf_ thriWln, and- well writea roanoce, historic ad imgi ative. The eire.m.anoes of the ttory a+ begin ning on Jam.e Island and in -conneetion with samw of the $.eath Carolina Reaiteuts teialaed ther. Alter many th adventarer in which the "imale spy" y, the 1W roes of the plot follow their t to Vir g:inabeitr the nalls of Petwsbur". The sur reader,of General Lee's Army in 1865, finds them ein the Sante-s -hls, -wher the forses who wish to. eate this intere.tlag story emp"tee,uetd sd inlteirsnboehpdp -at onee, as on a limited number of copies of the Paper eprined tosupply fltute orders T.." aco dt who desire the En rer 9p accotut o b?try,. the following are .4.TERMS IN ADVANCB. thbr4e matie,....................bD 1 thr .e ......... 8 0 Addeiw,- GII ,. 7 ortv i , 8 . C . DOtFleytoTry the Oelebra ted Southern Tonic, Pank'nin's Hepatio Bit -ter .unfailing reme4 fot all Diseases of thtD iestie _ E nr an d- the 4iver.: o eale by ali-igtsa BoD&'4ai^ to Try the Cele biite : ,Sutheon .1en1 Pa;ink% $epi e Bitterr ynfallitg rmei'y 'r al D1s esees-of iAe Digesthre aie h r. Q r't;Faitf-Ta th Cele bFaiii Soetg Tonio iaknts flepate Biesa,: in .ufilg.in e for all Dis eMa of th6 Dige Ye ns imd teLiter. For age# Osiast - 'ft't Fail to TFy the "Cely. braid Sdouthern Tenic, aiikinjs. Hepatic. Bittet.aa -"ufailigg, remed -for. .a11 Dia pa'bL the bigestive Organs and theLier. For sale by all Druggista. Dn t Fail t _ Try t'he Cele_ of the. Di'gestive Ofgans ad te LtNer !For sale bfat&Dusggiss -. Dn Fail to Try the Cele beated SoutherarToi enna's Bepatio iteerm,at unfiilbg remedyb AtPiaaes of the Digeetive Orgaas and the Li,er. For gae.by all)rugisis. The -Dae Wstheaale CollIe Over One Hundred nme. ate on- ouri rll.- There is still -room. Pupils:-are re ceied as aniy. time.- BoaDpa 'Twelve dolhweua sonsh iin oureney.not includIng fue and washing. Tbisow#, Twenty - Del la fbr Sve months. Musie, (iano.) Twenty 1ene Dollars TVeaI Ensie, French and Latin;taught freeL4dage. Jani 15 Sn o. 7.I. BONNER, Prnes. in be faditb Type, Re. ~Double and SighCyUnde- Frit NEWS1APER PRESS papepapN moecircuaneW .apai bu iergejable Printing Mac.hinisnd.;one sapable of 4oing ass,Job Wqrk of eyef leiliptlit .eas'be eda..eily by :Gzl a at pi speedof860 mpessias per -houf tid by1steam ailgive J,000~to: 1,20 per 1us, arithout ziosor j-ar.~ The -Prees occupies-a space of ITO *eek ina dan be wdi-ked in-a~r7om '7 feet bigl, Ieihtj-boxed 5,090 lbs. Their SINGLE LARGE CYINDER lAND PIING ..IACUINE, COUNT RY PRF,$SJ ~s also a conveniebt anad durable- Frinting ~ahine, capable of doin.g the en1Ird worhi. f s out of towa-offoe. $t.is designed;to rhn bjhand at a speed if80G per kon-. EtMdhiiten-warranted, .od wilt not kil to geire .entire atisfaction. We mnanutactir alh'ost everf article re-. iired for Letterpress, l2thographic or Copn rPlate Printing, Book-Binding, Electro yping and Steitotyping, and furnish oes Its complete for each. We would call attention to our Patent ectional Stereotype Blocks, Mechanical 2oins, Patent Lined Galleys, New Comn tsitor's Stands, Cabinets of new designs ud of all sizes, Standing Galleys, Patent 'ocket Bodkins, Printer's Knives, &c., &c. Blainketing and Ty pe of our own inpor ation, and made expressly for our News taper and Cylinder Printing Machines. Estimates in Detail Furnished. A new Catalogue, containirig Cuts and lescriptions of many ne w Machines, not be re hown in their Book, with directions cr pusting up, working, &c.,- and ot,ber use ul inform'iation, is just completed, aird cair ,e had on appication. R. 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The Publishers of the Scientific American, in connection with the -publication of the paper,~have acted as Soliciters of Patents for twenty-two years. 'Thirty thonesand applica. tiona for Pat n: have- been made through their Agency. More .than. one hubanred thousand Tnventors bave sought the counsel of the FrQprietopa of the Sctentifc American concerndg their inventions.- Consultations and advice to inventors, by mail, free mpets cerning Patent laws of all A some Bound volume; containing l5 deehnical Engr, ings, and the Unite;l States Censdt.by Couges,- with Rints. and peetta fer e ula,ni mailed on receipt of2 R. An 1 Sf 5 0 0-0 L The Amercan Stek JeariaL rwra and 14 e A *eraer. O0i5Y 3i PEBhANNEr I ADVANIE. A F relass Monthly Jou r devoted to Fatining and' Stock -Breeding. Fach number etains 38 .large. donble-colun pages,-ilIustiatedwith numerous eugraving. $peciimen Copies free, for stanip, aih list of 'iendid Preminsi to Agents. BORSE AND. CATTLE DO4TOD, FREE. STbe Publishers - of -the Anterican -SCock .Journal have established a Veterinary De patmentn the -cotutdan of- the- Journal, which-is pIaedunder the charge of a. dis tinahed Veterinary Professor, whose duty it is to receive questions as twthe- ail meets orinjuries ot all kinds of stock, a.cd so.anewein priat In conaeetion. wish: tte question, how they should be treated for a care.;:-These jreirrigsfous are giveo- gratis, and choeueeyy aubscrier .to tbe 'Jourida has always at-1is.. comment. .s YVeinary t3nrgeeBr,fre - f eber~ge.. very -Yarmier ud Bfeok Breedsr shouhl suzsrihe .f9r it. Sent Free, 3 Mfonths -for Nethet g. - Every new imbsoriber for .1868, received b ye re--e- Febuiry, will rewave~ the Qcober, November and Doeomber nuqp 'bers or 186'7, free, making over 600'Y large duioolnA,pagge(reding matter ei the 15 nutu ;:ra.tjigr-tle low price o $1:00. Address - . 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Baltad.AlMeodotes ufbranus 1neidenar of the- war. for Southeru1Independane. - +-There is a ce?rtain portion afC -the arar that will uever go into the regulpi histadies, nor bpembodied in romance or poetry,~ which ie' a very real part of it, and -wisi, if pfeeerved1 ~voy to'siceeding' gene1'stione- a b.etter oftespirt lof the eunSer.tin m*uy dry reoMs or careful narratives of eves, and tI part may be ealled .She go..ip, the 'hnnethe pptted7 of eaa, This. ii4ttgteF: the, charactard- lhe 46aAeys, the hutnor' ot the.adidiers. the devo~jn of women the bryog .of oU, tc f 'ogr heroes, the 'Tfie Valfant abd as brel.ihe Pie *nqe ad Drmaieth Wittyand Mar.. YJ,.tij .Tnder aad ,Patbt;ko and the wholanworma~ of Ae Wartre boeeibril Jlypg ' y 4in..a.,ngerif,mann~er, at sble bo.ls that lp War ps.~ dak-d frd fon mr y page, as ~IIIthic detail, bill. Haint wIt, at -authentic hisory. are s1diil aN, inewovsiia~lai *ork'o - ittWs art Send fq Cicculars and 'see our terms, and a faldescription -ofthe'work~ - Addes~ JONES BtROTHERS & Co Jan 1&' Atlata. da. haTI04idD S. C. The onder.agned having taken. eharge of he.above well -known Hoteal, respectfully informs his friends and-:the ti'avetling pubii that it bas been raiM-ein. all of its-4e- - partmients. The. table will ataali 4.imet be supplied with the beet the iIarket affor.ds, ieludin3ey..delicacy in seasoui, while he' oime wilbe unexceptionalMe. The BAth Rooma sttached to the Hotel are sup pied wftb4ie celeyrated ArtesIan Water, and Rot, .Cold or Shower Baths can be ob tined at any- time. The same attention rill be paid to the comfort of the goesta es eretofore, and travellers can rely upon inding the CharlestOn Hotel equal to anyv in the United' Etates~ The pattouage of the travelling pub)lic is respectfully- solicited. J. P. IIOEBACH. Agent, Jan. 15 8 tf. Proprietor. Greenville Female College. C. H. JUDSON, President. Assisted by Four Professors and Three Female Teachers. The SPRING TERM will begin on WED NFESDAY the 12th of FEBRUARY next, and ontinue 20 weeks. Owing to the scarcity of money, the rates have been REDUCED as follows: Boarding for 20 weeks. (ctirrency) $80.60 Tuition highest Eng. Course " -30.00 " French or Latin " 20,0 Leons oPiano or Gidtar "~ 30 00 Special Vocal Lessonu " 25 00 Drawing and Painting " 20 00 Singing and Incidentals " 5,00 For fhrther iif'nation apply fot' late atalogu". C. H. JUDSON, Dec. 18 51 tf- President. The Healing Pool. - Essays for Young Mecr, on the Crime of ohrde, and the Errors, Abuses and Dis ases which destroy the manly power, anid ete iraipediments t6 Marriage, with anre relief.. Sent in sealed l'aer envelopes, free f charge. Address, Dr. J. SKILLINi OUGH TON, Howard Ass6ciation, Phil., Pa. Fehb9A6R mn I South Carolin' Rairoad: GENMERAEBUEERIl@END ENTSOFFCE,_ : Cafur ro , s. C.,-iUrah 2868..5 On id at4r Sunday, January 19. the pasesn" ger Traius on "the -Soutb CsrOl1a Bkred wili run as followe, viz: - ' Leave Charle-ton fbt Coluni........ A Arrive at King ile........:...........;. 18b P M Leave Ki gville...............;.,;............ 200 P M Arrive at ColumbiL........... .. .- P Leave ~Cotumuba ....:.......,..... 6.*> A N Arrive at Kiuzin............. . . A I L.-ave Kinavi* ............................ SUi'A M. Arrive at Charl+e*ten ...............:8.00 P? The Paesenger 'frain ou the' Ca will conneet with Up and Down Columbis and Wilmington and Manchester JUod Traina oe uaiays, Wedneedays and Sat s. . N (HT EXPRESS. FREIGHT AND . SENG1ER ACCOMKODAIO.i IRA wilt ra' as foIlows. viz: Leave Charleston for Columbia....:.......5 40 p.H Arrive at Colatnbla.............-- A ] Leave Colnmbig.........,.................. 5.30 P X Arrive at Charlestoa ......... ...~.....5 40: A M Malcb 21 H. T. PEAKE, Gea'n"t. Greenville& CohumbiaR.R ON and after FRIDAY. the 8tlf insslht, Passenger. Trains will, run Iailys Sundays excepted, as foflows. - Leave ColumtbtaLt..........,....7.00 a. m. Alston at..... .......8 55 *" Newberryat..............135 " Arrive at A bbeville at...........3.3 p. ut " at Anderson at........ ...5 " " at Greenille at.........6.fG - Leave Greenville at...............6.00 a. iii " Anderson at...............6.45 " " Abbeville at...............8.45 " " Newberry at.............1 25 p. m. Arrive at A1,ton at..........3 00. " " at Columbia at..........5.00 Trains on the Blue Ridge Raiitrad will also run daily, Sundays eiceepted, conneet Ing with the up and down trains 'On the Greenville and Columbia Railroed,' as fot lows: Leave Anderson at..............5 20 p. - " Pendletnn at........... 6.20 Arrive at Weballa at......... ..8.00 Leave Wa.hala4lt................4 00 a.1*. a Pendleton at....-.........:40 " Arrfve at Adero : ,. ........6 4 " The train will return from Belon -o An dezon o Mopday Od Frev ~mf - 7MESO. Os De.15Gtf. . - -. . Sutha Carolina :Railroa& This.Company: has new for sale, for th acommo tion of 'mert+as t,out th eountry, "BUSiNES$ TICKETS" to travel over the road. ON T. ON~E TH0liSAN1YMEP&10645. hLejkey ask L owrec at ' te Cogst pny' kt.Silce fip. o dfuet ad a mden aus fir GhIalston toft "Oa'lTirket Apgt, pd il tf .O1ce Jh:SU tr.e= Ooe aorse R. R . Laurens C. H. '. C., Ap. ,2Q, ,68 Oland after Tuesday. 12th May neat -t trains olf- thi rouu wtR comenee runAnin to aurn a same ay:; to couect *itir ul, hik Irbe, at Helenar L.li ' ena 4 5 A. .L, on .Tuesdays, fhursday's anri Sat. ,.day's, and ving -Heeta as 1 P. a, Ga1reL sCRINTEitBeT'S O tinCE BSotur CiAROliA RA1LaOaLD' - .April 'JB- 1968... e T1fFOLOWIN.G.-EEEtGT ~TABNE from.Nnshvile sad ChiattanDoga .to CoMmi bla.wiltake ef ect frab adraler this dat From . . i.om - Ito Coluabia. Nashville. Chatfinuo'gia .Oafsper a . . .. .2. Corn pg 1....h.l Wh~eav, -y4i~7* biushier .7... -. J. ' 43> 32FI 7 Ikork ),et per arrel....82 57 99 14zr, yleis,.onions and - MLay 7 General Superiaten4et 1otice To Shippers. en'l SupenintenaOffoe. . C. E. '.. r ont lad i E.C .9' - * -8,Mlmore., .......... 8:2 This routs is gnaannteed as cheaiper, quaieker and more reliable than any competing, whic rates. - - - -- -- -. Dec 11 General sueuinteadent. Qu Tharsds 2d,?88. r 5lasemmedeeP wekt -!f.4U CBK.I 4N ~.,4$~ R,Iin the city of Colablehi, S. t*11be.D' A'DmCA TE: ~,, (3ltStaDity izniv rI; also partient.ar, -a:I~d to War. o9Snia or defensiye. 2. O1.the ineulUnie~ of thze (Churor, aa~po'dto the eitelzsO aehriyo . i.'ofld G4.9 ,ebt'sIjd Patoisr,tse ousiAt wths the Diviseoymen'#nid3s5 les . 5.. Of - quality, as hr ednsisrte- .hris j enmaaasese. FOt0 Edson- phca,tens. tal, reigions n mra,. 'ojte e tane.. A .RacouDun of-Cenerat l Iec.~r h bousAho'd, gf~ lsti$. i i, oommaereist y oliticlbl. AnMEsa Apiian ~a .o thze respectab1e' zarat- - .Car.mill be .ezeroiudt wl4pbroe mtt , ad-to; pa-at 'Whfo 11 nre the Cildree aud -the $chol(ast'e the* Adults andi the Church . . . .Tha nesson of the O@esistaten of a:jit 'riaisD$nty 'wtll, whep under 4odastt be treated sz Swe a in a Chsian And, thenr#einatonal Jeaur is the'Head ' C4- - The ef..rr.wjflbe to '~ fte woslvst of .Nxxeean dprs*lebl Erysubpribe' 4s intho1iuM te.aet la an agent w rm 2.0 bh ow amount rebetved fr.nm him for THU Nuesaa. k Timited number of advermt ens-ewtbe re zelved at the customary nilates IC" Persons reudmailmzze byma ' posit the letter in tb oPst Off m.z the easenge of' 'a me~ d in ciet~m az Ia.otrev zelved. the of deposit wDbe fo,rard ed to u In?" The ree ft@ all sums of moeye sept wil be ackno*ledge in the paper, in conawim writh the subsrber's name (C Office on Main street, next to Robert Bryce& Son. Address: SIDI H. BROWNE, Columbia, S. C. P. S. Agets and other friends. to the enter. prise will please exert themselves and send in mtsecribers and money by the last of March. March 4 'O tf.___ Careenville arid ColrninnL .R. Co. - This Company has now Ifor sale, in lien of 'Season Tickets," a, T ICKET- which entitles i person~ to travel over the road One Thousand MAiles for $40' A rithin one year f rour date or purchas l'he tickets can be purchaoed from the agents at Columbia, Newberry, A?opevi'lfe, i~nderson and Greenville... W. AL-TON GIBBES, General Ticket Agent G. & C. R. R. 09. May 13 lNew Barber Shop. Shaving, Hair Dressing and Chamnpooing tylishly done in squire Peterson's shop by a -ROW ,. ,,Ac _f~ Sh -.I a Ter,AanZ4., W'o p.pepr aest, uua1t comlpawie She.-order. For tec S -ai d his =Ca afr-' BEAU7TIEU=Y ILLU ::c 1'" This b storjca3 tec d_ of ti e sac4 liat ex$QoitLa ad d iriag e~r~1r~ wr; anugita ta+ ing forU htiou~& to hist.,csbval up, ou.uoquesvitble iihpum, pin tations in rrgard t eFotilwbyGe r_o erm rMJe p!!aU bW Tho - s Tf rdf !aadeof te Csaie %M~ !f:T hint ,;abme ur,s1 M t. A o bu~ watt-toA fm_s 1s Snull s_- - at d!