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Lord Byron Writing from Hades in his Own Defence. Among the thous.and.and-one articles and Iamphlrts on the Rvon scand.l, in prose atnd verse, ae have seen nouthing approat i ing, for wit and puugeney, a clever jeu d'eseprit, just i-sued fron the London press. It is entitled "IArd Byron's Defence," and, professing to be written by his Lordship himself, is appropriately dated "llde., uttccc.x.tx" The title-page contains por traits-of Lord Byron and Mrs. Stowe-his Lord-hip, beautiful .s A:p,l!o, being repre ,eted a., al.o-t eprpsi.: a eO:rse se:ndal tuotgering faee, intente-. for that of hi? dee trartor, Mrs. Stowe. The follow ing extracts, seleeted at ranlon, will give our readers a samr+ple of ti.e flavor of this iyrotnesque pro duction : Wio is t.i Mrs. Stowe? her name, thank God, Was never one fani!ar to my ear; Herfantry was a latd I never trod, Although I traveled often far and near. They ":ay she'sa woman, that is odd To woman, as a rule, my verse is dear, Perchanee she's some forlorn neglected .beauty, Or else her husband doesn't do his duty. I can't console her in tire flesh, I can't Revisit "glinipses of the moon" to make Poor Mrs. Stowe unhappy; and I .shin't Leave good men i i these Shades for wo Stian's sake, So Stowe may ret in peace. I only want To know why all this trouble she should take, I might arve t:eeded once a moral teacher N'importe-bnt damn this sanctimonious BeecherI :.,ever :1s a mntd un, I a now I,ih so:::' !:::- ere .r '..Ond de For virtue ::iwtays taa< n cu:rei s!coW, I t:e" to Venicc, j:s: as riy soul was And I :n: rigl:Iv p:!u.i-i; Mrs. on' e, tcsnation and obsenity so b.lendirnr lIas seatter'd lies with dir'y proirthy, Anid t::tdc rae blacker even than reality. "Fata!< incesttn.L-qte j::dex" sh.e A: Ilor:u:e sars (I onght to change my gerndenr) t I "E L mumlier peregina":bat to me A ,refort is. My fame needs no defend er, -E'en in :.meriea, I hirnk they'll '-e Tc falsehoods cttercd by this base pre te:,!cr, Who's heaped t:pon me such a huge indig Sweet to the blushing bride a husband's kiss, Sweet to the old man dreams of youthful ~ igor, Sweet to the virgin thoughts of love's new bliss, Sweet is the hope of freedom to the nig ger, But.sweeter far in spite of public hiss To H. B. S. the cheque-a handsome figure Her publisher will pay-game worth the candle, For sheets befonl'd with literary s-andal. My sister ! thy sweet soul has passed away Where all this foul aspersion hurts thee not ; Pcn-c in thre pure realms of eternal day, Thy heart is free from every earthrly spot, OF no avail the word's that sland'rers say, The fair escutchecon of thy flime to b!ot, Cairs'dI be the greedy publishers who gave iThs literar-y J.teha! to thy grave. I care not for myself, my fame is far Buiyonid this dull reviler's power to dim; Mjlisier shone before her as a star Shines purely o'er the young tnoor;'s ores eent rim; She wished our reputation both to tar With the same foul brush; 'twas a worthy whim Of her who white-washed hosts of yetid rug -gers, To take such pains to blacken both our fig ures. 'Tis said I woke one mnemorablle monn And found that I was famous; speedily I knew myself the target for all scorn, Men called mue irnfarmous; (the Lord knows why,) What laurel.s this rude woman may have -worn '' I knrow not, but the deed of inf!amy, Tis lewd, loquaciouns, literary antie, Should blast them on both sides of tIre At lantie. Ore shnould lire onr fojrever, but a bore One'< life be,comres cre marny years roll on And yet a man must feel a little sore To thrink how he will sufi.er when he's gonle. "Nil nrisi borrnrm," said tire men of yore, "De nmor.uihs," bunt now one's tourb rupon Folks write foul words; in liret, there's nro denying Threre's sorrethiing very dangerous in dying. Enongh. I heave to all meri's scorn thre lie This insult to the living arid thre decad 'Twas a proud task for womrani's ha:rds to try To heap deflemienat on a wvoranr's hreadu. The Stowe hrad scarcly dared to pratre, had I Been living, but nhere'er her words are read Deep excerationrs rmust lienarname environ Whio dares to mieddle ni:h mer, re -r'vnos. It < si - ' --- D7i i< w i .\t 1. s: f: -hionabler!n Ie Ad e viiej ba a,r. 15is, it is estine:td th: the la.iies pu .sent Wore 1300 pon:s of fdlse Tao ermpeing stage lineCs in C:,i fornia a-dveritie "free mre:ls arndu lI-e ri-des," each h"ping to drive the other fromu thne course. Tnne e i- said. to be a n:;.;o n one livin~ -tin larnett counfl y 114 years old. She hans r~'and h -' -en yea: ol IIEIIOIJ REMEDY! HENRY'S C A R B O L IC Constitution RENOVATOR! Ba"sed on Science. Prepared -itl Skill, and al! the availhe ing-nuity, and cxp^rt ne s, !hat the art of pharmacy of the present d: can contribu:e. .- i CamhininT in Concentrated Form the most! Valuable Vegetable Juices Known in the History of Medicines for N[Ri:jING TIE BLOOD, Imparting NUTRITION TO TIE SYSTEM, Tona to the Stomach, And a Healthy action to the Liver, Kidneys, Secretive and Excretive Org4ns. A DYING ZOUAVE lay breathing his last on the battle field, his companions surged on and left him alone. T'hey knew the canse of his approaching end, it was the deadly bullet. No friendly voice could cheer him to life-nohuman skill could save him. Thonsands of Precious Lives re to (idy as rani.t! sink;ng a, nnd s -nre?yI t"cring en to a n i. n, St:lermt.i A1gn,y, Wretche ue:s, and !gt:urauce of the r:ause which Scie::ce c:u arrest ant assuage, Nourish it;to r:ew Life at.d Vigor. And c:use the Wlcotn of Health To dat.ce cnce more upon their withered Cheeks. DIS IS, LiLiE A TiHEF, Cte:i'.s :!on itt v!c n; unwares, :nd before thov :V:rc,t.re of' I:t a"tach, rl mnte irrelf i!.:!:!y tIn :t1, sY-z,m, a.nti thro::' h ne_lect t+r narren.itnt becom'tt t ':!te+l, and dc:ies t!I i:,l;ary or tetporary trea:ne.-t to relin ,il its merci:,ebs gr.:'p. L YOU TENOW THE CAUSE OF T::e :red fotr-t:eIhoilowcheek ? Tht:, withrered nece-the sallow comp+lexion ? The feeble voice-the sunken, g!a!sy eye ? Tie ermacited form-the tremblieg frame ? The treacherous pimple-the torturing sore ? The repulsive eruption-the itfamed eye ? The p;it:+pied face-the rough colorless skin ? +nd deb,i!it1ting ai!ments of the present age ? T:e answer is simple, and covers the whole ground in all its phazes viz: the FANGS OF DISEASE AND HEREDITARY TAINT ARE FIXLY FIXED IN TIIE Fountain of Life-the Blood. THE Indiscriminate Vaccination during the late war, with diseased Lymph has TAINTED THE BEST BLOOD in the entire land. It has planted the germ of thbe most melancholy disease in the veins of men, women and children on all sides, and no:hing short of A HEROIC REMEDY will Eradicate it root and branch, forever. Such a Remedy is HEN RY'S CA RBOLIC CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR. 05 REACiINGO THE STOMACH, it assitn hates at once with the food and liquids there'. in, and from the moment it passes into the Blood, it attzacks disease at its fountain head, in its germ and maturity, and dissipates it through the avenues of the organs with un erring certainty, and sends new and pure Blood bounding through every artery and vein. The tnubercules or Scrofula that sometimes flourish nd s'tud the inner coatit of the ab domen, like kernels of corn, are witheredS, dis solved and eradic sted and the diseased parts nourished into life. The Torpid. Liver and Inactive Kidneys are stimulated to a healthy secretion, and their natural functions re stored to renewed health and activity. Its action upon the blood, fluids of the body, and Glandular System, are TONIC, PURIFYING- AND) DISINFECTANT, At its touch, disease droops, dies, and the victim of its violence, as it were, LE.APS TO NEW LIFE. It W-lieves the entire system of Pains and Aches, enlivens the spirits, and imparts a Spatkling brightness to the Eye, A rosy glow to the Cheek, A ruby tinge to the Lip. A clearness to the Hlead, A brighitress to the Complexion, A buoyancy to the Spirits, And happiness on all sides. Thousands have bcen rescued from the verge of the grave by its timely n,.e. This Rtemcd: is now offered to the public with tihe most solemn assurance of its intrin sic medicinal virtues, and powerful IIcalitng properties. Foa ALL AFFECTIoNS5 or THE Kidneys, Re'enution of Urine, And Diseases of Women and Children. Nervous Prostration. Weakness, General Lassitude, and Loss of Appetite, it is unsurpassed. It extinguishes &ffectionss of the Bones, Eabitual Costiventess. Dability, Disese of the Kidneys, Dyspap sia, Erysipelis, Female Irregularities, Fistula, all Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Piles, Pulmonary Diseeszts, Con sa:::pUin. S:xosza or Kiag's Evil, S YPHIL IS. Patr.AunF. BY Prof. M. E. HENRY, DIRECTOR-G(ENERAL OF TitE M. A, LL.lD.. F.lR. t. LABORATORY. 278 PEARL STREET. Post-olf!ee Uox, 52. NEW Yon.. 07 COS U rIlO :I:'.(V ATOR~ is Si per bo:tte, six bottle for $'i. Sant anywhere on receipt of prie. P':t3'ens u.regnteste'd >. : a: Newberrry by 'r .!. ',Ici5OSTh. Greatest 1neAtion of the A CHEAPNESS, DJRABILITY, CONVENIENl AGENTS WANTE] TO SELL OUR CELEBnATED CQLIE\ FU[\NTi i PE .\,-:'owleke?id by all alto have ne-l thc to b the b!et h 'n I':! or -:in:l thi e,Ctu t.v. No hl.ttin,! No ,oied fin;ers! Six lines written wi:h one pen of ink! Will ou wear any steel pen ever m:ale. lake; merchunts, te:t:chters aind aill celses, endlot them in the highest :crm of prai-e. ';; t in near slide hoxes. No 1, for :encral u No. 2. medium; No. 3, for ladies' u"c or ft penmanship. LIEPAL COHISSION TO AE.TS! We are prepared to give any energc:ic pe son raking the agen(y or these Pens. a c"r mission which will pay 9200 per month. 1 invite all persons wi-hin; employmennt, send for sample- and eirenlars. Two sample boxes mailed for .>0 cents. ADDRESS, WESTERN PUBLISIING CU I HIN.tPOLIS, IND., M:mnufc:u:er's Agents. M tr. 9, 10-G:. Price Reduced -0 The Snuth Western Printing and Publishi Assoeiation have completed arrangements whet by they are enabled to supply mail subcribe either sintgly, or in clubs, wi lithe Leading M:gazi;:es and WEEEKLIE at publishers lowest c'ub ratee-either of the fI lowing 4"-t Periodicals it :3.,)1 per annttm. vi IIhirper's Mantnz,.e. It urter's Weeklet. Hi:, p 1dz.ar. At::::.t: 3I:t:t !: . The Ga(iu xy. i':t 1::n 1i Lr:ic i s. : iratl 1..: h:yi'. F-a n -:u l :e' i ut:a'ed Net: w s:;e ( d'd ad N . T( ('himne r - fl-: I:i he ft efo lwie-r 3.+ 1!l'":r--:Ia Ei:t r u:the2::.i' ie v:z : i rdey's 1.n1i t;ue.k. 3: dan ! >e::x re "" . " Te 'h:eni!..ie:i' . u n':e, Ti: l . .5 ' -. I.c a:: Thec~i 1:vre 1 C1:e0 3!r.: iy. ;.e .d ri end. Thr, 1''h....i' ?5.0 .'e:ind2i sh Si ,v:% : TI:: Ehie il aeit r: I vvr . : not,r,in ;tt i T'. uiri:. T: ilwin:: pull ed (s : , t 1.-.viz :'i hr' t .::. F lt.. T. S. A ti.ur's Nohme 3I: ;,%'zu"e,1'ete: on's 31ag:::e. Ad.::re-a, S.W- Fi:ir'n Alaon... s.........S. 0ia (A 're A i e 419e. i::cnn:. ti. (hio. ar.e3e.vi--.. p Lev c enille..nd ......m...a.5roa GIc v[J.tf.i."' [li:"'CGE1lALSI''EI:;Nr::l)::\NT'S l('iC CULUtt.:m, .lanuary 15.1IS70. ON and af'er EnD.1. A ...an(.y a. nScherdule willr.. . .y. -" t (Cex "e; t. conneati" wilh Ni -.Tr.. et ou - ('aroli:a Rioad. up andi dn.vu, and wv .i. Triaia on ( hai!o:te, Co:unbiaaud A'. - ." going North: Leave -Columbia ........................ 7.C.0 a " Alston.......... .......... 0 a "Newberry .......................10. 10 a Arrive Ateville...................... 3.00 p "9 Greenville ....................... 5.0 p LeTve Greenville ......................, 5.5 a " Anderson ......................... (:.'., a "1 Abbeville ......................... S.GiI a "t Newberry .........................L..5 p "{ Alston.......................... 2.I0 p Arrive Co:ntu'.ia ....................... 3.a5 p The Train w::) return from Belt on to A:ide:sc un Motcday a:.d Fri(*:y morr.S JAMES 0. 3IEREDITII. Jan. 19, 8. G.u:ral Suj,'t THE SUBSCRiBER has constantly hand a fulil tssortmtent of the abowe approv eases, of dii'rcnt patterns, besides cofli of his own make, all of which he is prepar to furnish at veryr reanna:i.ble rates, wi promptness and despnteh. Persone desirous of havinig ca.ees sent railroad will have thema sent free of chan A Hearse is always on hand and will fornished at the rate of $10 per day. Thanhlful for past patronage, the at seriber respctru!ly asks for a continuralt of the samte, and assures the public ti no effort on his part will be sp.tred to retud the utmost satisfaction. A. C. C UAP3MAN Newberry S. C., July :;1. Sash & Binds The snbscriber tak.es pleai.ure in annoum me~ to thil commntity that, having ma all necessary arrangements, lhe will be at to furnish Sash with and withot Glass, and Blinds, At Very Moderate Rates For Cash ! ANDREW C. CIIAPMAN, Oct. 7 41 tf. Newherry C. 1L, S. G. Attend to Your Chilren's Teei We aire so often called on to extractt first MIolars or Jarw Teeth for childrent, a. to regulate or strengtthen the front teel which becomne crookel from neglect, tl we thinik it advisable to call the attention parents to rte subj'ct ; so thtat rte hack tee mny be filledI 2nd the front teeth no:ne whilst children are cutting their secontd so its to ptrt':ent their comintg irregith (;hildren shed, or lose but ten teeth frc thte upper j.tw, and tetrfromn the lower ja mtd the 31tlars, or j:tw teeth, which tht -ut nlACc of thtese belong to thecir adttlt ;rown set. 31anty personis say they we :tot awaire of this fact. Now notice atnd ai iccordiig!y. Charges very mnoderat l'ertms ('ash. R?. S. WUA LEY, 31ar. 2, 0-tf SurgeontDentist. CARRIAGE AND BUGG FACTOR Y. We nii keep contst;nt y ont hnd cht,ice varie:y of tine Trop antd ntoT Buggies of the latest anti n.ost appro'i stv h's. Ohd Carri;tges antd Butz:es renoviati and ntade to look gotod as niewr. Special attetntioni given to repaitingr f Cartiages and I.uggies whdi is imptot to coitnsers. Repaitr .:;: done ini the biest mtantner a, at favorab.le prices. In eorm:eetiont wvith our f.e:ot'ry w a filling orders for CI fin Car.es 'igh Roe away-' tt. run:o he..: it', o i: no To.. ::e rm is lsNr eenF.::oy. ers .:s on<!Gi Cry For the Cure c Dyspepsia, LFever & ~& Aue Functional Disordersof the Stomach a mand Liver; invgorates ~ the tppeiite SPromotecs C042 Digestion, 'r n- A ppropriate in all cases where a rcerovering from Acute Diseases, it to Manufactured Mar. 30, 13-3m. Warren, L COTTON FACTOR COMMISSION A,N J:1n 2. m t r n -. C. w .n::'s. J. H. PI rEP. Y FSCHF CO. _tN 1)... iX :. Z'.. :x WINES. LIQUORS, SEA- RS, ToB ACCO, &C. 197 East Bay, -C A E N,S. C. '4 ar. 3 13-ly. L. OHAPIN & CO. 1? MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS IN M 20 iIayne & 33 & 35 Pinckney Sts. Also, 103 Meeting Street, Mar. 3, 13-3m. WILLIAM S. HENEREY, ~MACHINIST AND FOUNDER, 314 Meeting Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. 7Patnarattention paid to the mann"ac ture ofi:;rovAicultural Im,pIeenti. sr Ma: u'.chit.- -rE.3I ENGINES. TLOILERIS niii MACHINERY, SAW MI1LL$. CORN 311LL.'. 11er<e Pvwere, VerticaI ::nd Ho'rizon:tal :d Cotton Gir's. awl all kinds of Irou and Ur.ass th Caslings, to order. Black's Patent Gang Plow. 3.Y having purchased the right for this State, r am .e. now making this valuable implement and call the attentionl of ,lanters to it. It baa no equal sfor breaking up lnd, and the driver rides while doing his work thussaaving the fatigue of ordina.. b- ry pfoughine. m Mar. 30, 13-3m. at er OLD ESTAiiLISHIMENT. No. 101 East Bay, CHARLESTON, S.C. .STILES & JENNINGS, DEALERS IN SPAINTS, OLS, WINDOW GLASS, Varnish, Brushes, &c. Li ALSO, P1aitng in all its branches prompt !ly at t-. dad to. Mar. 30, 13-tf. Powler's Patent Adding Machine. - IIIS IS NC) II M IIUG; llL f A GENUINE, bT indis pensab'e treqisite of L-verv liook K{eeper, Accoutnt. Weahelar, and .;easurer, combhining Simtplicity with Accuracy, and te rapidity. It is so constructed that it canuot posbymake an error. tdCan be worked by any o-ie of ordinary ability after ten minutes prtactice. Dof't at PAIL to.end for a CrutcULAa. of UCINEsT &MARTIN th ( Owners of the Patent Right for So. Cs. & 'd Georgia. P. 0. Box 38.,, Charleston S. C. t -County & City nIghts for saIe at such low r' prices and terms that wit.h energy any young man can make moncy. " Mar 30, 13-1m. ;'r DR. H. BAER, re et WHIOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST, - 131 MEETING STREET, (Opposite Market St.,) CHARLESTON, S. C. Dec 22, 50-tf :r-:r )wih -t rdjaenet u - l o. :pi::stin t th ge e.i f all Forms of Relieves Sick Head ache, "ell Restores Tone to the System, j- Quiets Ner rousness, Gives Sleep to the Restless. ronie is required ; and for those s a wonderful recuperative. by W. II. CHAFEE & CO., 07 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. ane & co, S, WAREHO0USE, s rD IERCHANTS, D. ERTILIZERS, FA, G-A. TRAoE MARK OLD CA1R6LIN BITTERS, A DELIGIITFUL TONIC. We take great ph-asure in offering the hLD BAROLINA BITTERS to the public.. They are compounded with .reat care, and c.ntin tome of the best ronics in the Pharmacopia. As evidence of the superiority of our BITTERS over all Dthers, we have certificates from mary of the leading pbysicians in our State, who have prescribed them in their practce. The OLD CAROLINA BITTERS Will be found invaluable for Want of Appetite, Generail Debility, -Chills and FevLr, and D)yspeps:a. We do not ofit-r Onr D.ITTF.RS na a cure for all diseases, but :as an Aromatic Tonic, they have 110 egnaIl. Foerse. [yrug:.;iss a d Grocers every were.P.iipa Depot, GOOBRICH, WENEMAN & VO., liporters of Choice Drop and Chemicals, Feb. 16, 7-ly. Charleston, S. C. Kinsman's 'Candy Factory. O ur long experie n cc in th e -CONFECTIEJNARY MAN UFACTURmNS, Has taught us that Candy man ufactured from lower grades than CRUSIIED SUGAR, will not stand our climate and we warrant our Candy to be manufhetared purely fro~m CRUSHED SUGALI. No charge for boxes. A large discount if cash is sent before shipment. KINSMAN BR OS., 279 King Street, Charleston, S. C. WRhegistered Lett ers and Post Office Money Orders can be sent at our risk. Oct. 20 40 6mn. Grover & Baker's FIRST PREMIUM FAllLY SENG MAJH. This Machine -was.awa rded thle HIGHE.ST PRz at the World's Fair at Paris, 1867, for its DURABIITrY of work, ELAstICett and STaRsGTR of STmCIr, Eisx of MoTE MIENT, and SrMrLICITY of CossrccroM. Sold at New- 'ork prices by KINSMAN'S BROS.* 279 King Street, Agent for South Carolina. Oct. 20 41 Gm 3. N. ROBSON, Commission Merchant Nes, 1 & 2, AtlantIe Wharf, CHARLESTON, S.C. Ilaving ample neans for advuanee, a bus iness experiece of twentLy years, and con fining himself strictly to a Commission Business, without operating on his own ac count, respectfuilly solicits consignments of Gotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c. Slippers of Produce to him may, at their option, have their consignments sold either inl Charlestou or New York ; thus having the advantage of tw~o mlarkets, without ex tra commission. REFERENCES: Eishiop W. M1. Wightmian, P. C; Col. Wmn. Jouhnion, Charlotte N. C; Rev. T. 0. Sonmmers. Tenn.; lion. Jouhn P. King, Au guIsta. Gi. ; 3eS.rs. Geo. W. W:ll;.ims & Co., Charh.ton. S. C.: Messrs. Williams, Tayl->r & Co.. New Yurk. A pril 28 17 ly. 0. E. & A. S. !0HNSON, (ahina c loh.n Full Benefit of Re duction to Patrons. ANTE BELLU PRICES. FALL IN BRY GOODS AT J. I. & M. LIIM'S COLUMBIA, S. C. THE recent fall in gold, and the calico war between those New York princes of the rival honses of Stewart and Claflin, have had such an influence on the price of Dry Goods that we are enabled to sell to suit the tumble. It is a bad wind thai blows nobody good and we are determined that our customers shall have the benefit of it. Either co-re to us or send your orders.. J. H. & M. L. INARD'S Dry Goods House, Columbia. Mar. 16, 11-tf. WILLIAM GLAZE, (LATE GLAZE & RADCLIFFE) HAS just received a Sae lot of the cele. brated Nardiner and Jacot Stem Winding GOLD WATCHES. These Watches are the best Watches made. WIT.I.AX[ GLAZE. Mar. 9, 10-Im. WILLIAM GLAZE, [LATE GLAZE b EADCLIFFEJ WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Columbia and the country generally that he has resumed his old business, that of WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY, where a full stock of all goods kept in a first-class establishme:.t can be found. He will use his best endeavors to give satisfaction to all. He hopes to receive a share of patronage. He will keep first class workmen, and all work entrusted to him will be warranted. Mar. 9, 10-6m. DIAMOND RINGS. A LOT OF FINE DIAMOND RINGS will be sold at New York prices, if called for in the next ten days. WILLIAM GLAZE, Mar 9 10 Im Late Glaze & Radcliffe. E. E. JACKSON, Drug st and Apothecary, Columbia, S.C. Is now receiving a large and choice as sortment of Medicines&Chem icals, TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES. Orders attended to promptly. All Medi cines of best quality. Oct27 42 6 mos. The "Cotton Plant" STANDS UNEQUALLED. For further particulars inquire of ASIER ?AL IClmb i, S.,, Sole Agent for one half the State of S. C. Charlotte, Columbia ? Augusta R. B. GENEREAL FREIGHT AND TICKET OFFICE, Cor.UxarA, S. C., December 1869. following Passeger Schedule Eu next, 26th instant: GOIor laaTu. Leave Agusa at-.-..-................... 469 a. m. CojWmbiat S., at.....................1.4 a. m. oWinab ro at.. .Ja d Ea. m Area Charlotte, N. C a l4.35 p. m. "Colmate,a.. S. C..a.................... U.8 p. m. tral ad G Eori Balod 2Saaub Laee eepintg Cmo Cl Nt Timng. Throug Tickts sold, and Baggg cekdto all principai point. have o 0' TES DJNar ROUTs C. BUKSIGHT Sueitenet Mar.30, 13-ti. LIFE INSURANCE, SOUTH CAROLINA GENERAL AGENCY PIEDMONT & ARLINGTfON LIFE COM PANY OF VIRGINIA, MARCH 4th, 1870. WE H EREIBY APPOINT CAPT. GEORGE B. LAKE, Superintendent of Agencies for the Piedmont & Arlington Life Insurance Company, for the State of South Carolina, with authority to appoint and instruct Acents. This appointment in no way to in. terfere with Agencies already established. [F Letters addressed to Capt. Lake at Edgefield C. IL., will receive prompt atten ilon. LEAPIIA1RT, JEFFtRSON & RANSOM, Gonmml \rents. FARMERS!. Increase Your'Crop1 nad Improve Yoar Land, by using PHENIX GUANO, Wilco, ;iibs C's. MINIPITE INO. Prepared at Savannah, Ga., and Charlea ton, S C., which has proved In ate so the best Manure in use. FOR SALE BY WILCOX, QIBBS A CO. Importers aaI Dealers it Also, by G. T. SCOTT, Agentk Newbery. We'siokeep. - Pure No.1. PERUVIAN GUANO. Pure DISSOLVED BONE.' Pue, LAND PLASTEB. For flarther lnfonation, addnss as above for elrenlar,orsnbserlbe to "Soithera Agut euburist, published yW C. 'aemrpy & Co , at Aagasta and $ at, Ga.,s .h loWpr ie:e25e. IanU.L3U. Dec 1, 47-4moe. Jsoh Iad Xidusa . -J W. Wiitl . J. I. MIDDLETON, No. 7, -Soutli Street, BALTIMORD. Particular attention to seoaof Cotton, Ries and Southern Produce, and- to ptehase o Graip, Guano and Plantation S-pplies. Lib eral advances against BErLaldh. Oct 6. 39-6mos Spring & Summer Importation 1870. IXBBONS Millinery and Straw Goods. ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO. Importers and Jobbers of Bonnet, Trimming & Velvet Ribbons, BONNET SILKS, SATINS and VELVETS BleIns, ,Craps, LE:es, Fl.wers,ters, ORNAMENTS, SATW 3oNrsm AND LADWE RAN, 2anC A" E aNDraX, SHAKER HOODS &C. 287 and 289 BALTIYORE SThEEr, BALTMORE, MD. 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CALOGRAM, BALTIMORE, MD. A Quarterly Recorder of Li'erature. De voted to Literary Affairs, Typography, Arts, Science, News, Poetry, and Advertising. A sketch of foreign~rfe published every is see.-Editorials. Price, One Dollar a year. A box of Goodepeed's' Golden Fountain Pens, sent to every cash subscriber for 1870. These pens write sixtv lunes with one dip of ink. SAMPLE COPIES, 12 CENTS, Prepaid.. S. RILEY, Jr.. Publisher, 49 S. Charles St. Ma.1,11-3m. CUSHINGS & BAILEY, Booksellers and Stationers, 262 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE,~ MD. THE Largest, best assorted Stock in the city, of School, Law, Dental, Medical, Clas sical and Miscellaneous Books. GINEA BAN AN] CI)IITIN IOIJ STATIONERY OP ALL XINDS. Blank Books Made to Ordr Ia Any Style of Binding and Ruling. Mar. 2, 9-24. LOOK OUT FOR YOUR MEALS AT THE ALSTOI HIOTE BREAKFAS GOIl U! AND DINNR GON DOWN Dec 22 50-3m VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870. The first edition of One Hundred and rwenty Thousand copies of Vick's Illustra pubihed an ready to snd out It is ele. ganly printed on fine tinted paper, with about 200 fine wood Engravings of Flowers and Vegetables, and a beautiful Colored Plate--consisting of seven varieties of Phlox Drummondii, making a floe BOUQUET OF PHLOXES. It is the most beautirul, as well as the most instructive Floral Guide published, giving plain and thorough directions for the CULTUEEZOF FLOWEES and VEGETABLEr.1 The Floral Gnide is published for the ben,. efit of my cuistomers, to whomi it is sent free without application, but will be forwarded to nll who apply by mail, for ten cents,: which is not half the cost. AdJdress, T- .,JAMES VI~K DVRGINIIa 1 . Ikt mote LiB .AL to t ERR than any otet panyand wlt eventually becomse Y MUTUAL belong to the IN8UBE . -;:-. 2d. It ecas emoe smaget Its patrons, who are the inmretw. m. the;-y ara aifiy the rc p i ainonei a oTgreohe 3 bolk - ing ap asn lnsti ip ecuarly 1her o and conducted for thelYbene>t. - - 3d. The loans of this company are as lib. eral as other compames who declare d. donds at the end of the second, third aef fourth years, but this Company-at theend. of the first and every year. Thereby the ;: Insurer saves sev l y rs' interest on hs loans $ erid Company, and be neeteei's moiy'It hs pa3aupfor0EE - WHOLE YEAR; whereas, in other coep. DiVID . CLA R TriIdit. -THOS. H. WYNNE, AlfereidnL JOHN Q. WINK, &eretar: General JAMES H. LANK -Aeiho. Dr.F. B. WATKINB, ediea - DJ.W..AIB, J. B. WINSTON, Twmaer an emretry WI. J. JOE OVofr IThasie Bea, Wholesale W. H. POW ,iss Powers, 1fL -ATR, B.kyg CH A ~Sqe$tsm~ Adassa!Ba JORN H. TYLER, John $.& Joba yter, Jewelers. KASES'MILLUiSER, WholesaleDryGoods. THOMAS S. BALDWIN, Clothier. JOHN )L GODDIN, Cashier Planters' Bank. J. B. DOWELL, SuperintendeAt We-er Union Telegraph Company. ALE G.-ROBERTSON, Cattle Broker. GEORGE L HERRING, Wholesale Grocer. B. L. BROWN, of Brown, Jones a Go., Wholesale Grocers. A:. BODEKER, Bruge.: . M. ROSENBA , of S 8M. Rosenbaum, J ry Goods. Equality Life Insurance ?E Examine its Pamphlets before you Iinse, it is to your interest to do eo. aincipi 0e 1Oa-Aia $t , . Aeras WAarrsa EvsEryna JOHN A. CHAPMAN, Dx JAS.Dci'TO6E' Local Ayat. ftglam g P*sfan, Sep.22 371y. - IlgSUU I TE LIFE U Nrh PHILAELHIA.: ALEK. WBzt W mu JO,et1 . WVUAW WE de ae MY The American-s 200 oft Asses every $100 of Liabilities. The Asmerican-Never lost a dollar of i.. vestmeots. . irable plans. . The A merican -Makeesar.r. polcies non-for feitab,le. The American-Pys. Life Policies to the insured at dlie ag gi eighty years. The American-Hsno unnecessary restric tionsotvtidWdic lat the end of the.frst year. The American-Pays all leoses pe 4y* Ha~safllte tables of rates frUe,B - dowment, Tneome Prstd'etg ~Betarr. 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The most copesandis lielous assortment In Ih emrj Igents wanted. 25 Sorts' of either for PL00r sby maR. IlsoSmalFrits. Plants, athe, new Pt. atoes' to., ieadbmail. 4 T5 R o2se Potat, pial for .C.Comover's oa a555 Os per nrd;ISu10,pr B1.00 per hdrdpead,with diree B. 3. WATSON. Old Colon~y Nurseries ad ieed Warehouse, Plymouth, Wass. Establbbed Dee8.48-4m. Agentlemnan who suffered for years froni Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, md all the effects of youthful indiscretioc, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, iend free to all who need it. the rcptand . lirections for m aking the simple remed by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the Advertiser's experience, c,an do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDE'N. _'rne22lly.1 NoA42eAiee sT..Y,