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knowing that they have obtained their scats there by disfranchising and dishonoring those Whom tlicy havo loved and honored through lifo. But this disgraceful sacrifico does not stop with tho convention. Jt must be contin ued in tho Government of tho State, and in filling all thc offices in tho State. Every Judge on thc Bench, from tho venerable Chief Justice down to the youngest member of the judiciary, must throw aside his gown, and will no longer be permitted to administer justice in South Carolina. All who lmvo served in tho Legislature, or filled tho ollico of .Justice of thc Perice, are excluded from any partici pation in tho administration of thc Govern ment. In the place of those .Judges, Gover nors, Legislators and distinguished men, who aro disfranchised nnd declared unworthy of holding office, the negroes are substituted ! lt is not surprising thal the radical members of Congress should wish to exclude from tho councils of thc nation nil representatives who nrc worthy of being regarded ns Southern ineu. They have so long indulged in vulgar nnd malignant abuse of the South, that they Would naturally feel unpleasant in having a true Southern mau listening to their billings gate. It is very likely, too, that Mr. Sumner nnd others' might nut, from old associations trnd remembrances, foci exactly safe in utter lng calumnies. But that any honorable and Hpirited Southern man should consent to von Cur ?such exclusion, is to mo most passing 6tr*nj?e. . ?ti?\ol?e,"rcj??tod indignantly, lust fall, thc constitutional amendment, which only ex eludes from office the leading men of tin Southern States, and reduced our representa tion in Congress, lt did not disfranchise ii'iij one or established negro suffrage. But now both these* dishonoring and fatally rbi nott! principles nrc cstablised by tho military bill ?nd the people are ready to adopt them ! What has produced this seeming craven am cowering spirit '{ It is urged that unless we vote fora eon vontion, establish lingi o sn fl rage, and disfrali chi"; our prominent men, confiscation will b adopted by Congress. A friend said, the otb or day, that this ought, not lo scare us, fur w were all broke, and ruined pecuniarily, nm lind nothing left to confisca to. ile though it was too late in the day tu dishonor ourselve in order to save the. remnant cd' our property 1 think if any one will read thc speech c Horace. Creely, in Richmond, on eoiifiscntioi bc will seo, ns I have always Contended, tim there is no danger on this subject from Coi press Mr. Greeley says that Thaddeus St? Vehs is tho only prominent member (d' Coi gross who has ever suggested such a scheint ?nd that, bc has never, willi nil hisability an influence, been able to persuade, ot lu i s t ndopt it. Ile then goes tin to show that sue a policy would nut, benefit thc freed.net whilst it WOtlb| entail ruin ami starvation o the Southern States. But wc are told that if we do not ndopt ll military bill ami vote for a convention, som thing worse will be imposed on the Southei States. I n my opinion, nothing worse thu ncaro suffrage anda negro government em 1 forced upon us. lt would be a thousand lim preferable to remain under military rule ai submit to all the. exactions of military ant li? I ity. Tho officers of the anny nrc general ? honorable men, men of our own race, amt i tolli?.rent men, who have sumo regard for tl opinion of thc World and their own rcput po tion. They are acting, too, under the dire (ion of the President ami his Cabinet, wi are. wisc and enlightened statesmen, and w have sonic regard for justice and humanity which thc stupid negro will not have, wh his selfishness and p issions are. aroused. Thora ure .some who advocate, the voling I a convention ns a means ?d' controlling tho i pro vote. They seem to forget, that the e. volition is bound to establish negro s illira; nnd that no discretion is allowed on this st ject. In my judgment, negro suffrage is t nc plus ultra of all political ami social evi I have, in former loiters shown tim fallacy hopitnjr to control tim negro vote, in the fut tl nnd will mit repeat Vi but I have already s on this subject. In nil that I have said, T know that I li in n large, minority at. this tiling ns I was 1860, and that. I have been e0u?ured ? . sbupod now, ns I was then, for resisting ? ?j fighting to the last moment, what 1 belie to be the ruin and degradation ol' the Stl Minorities, which are so frightful to so have no terrors for nie. I have lived in tl nil my lite, nnd grown familiar with them j i Indeed, I have a great respect and situ er? gwd for them in times of political exciton eremite. They have generally firmness prhcip'fe, which emmit always be said of jollies, however large, they may be. swill conch?le, this article with an ext fro? a letter receive?!, the other day, fro nott? Indy, of South Carolina, whom I m hnnthe pleasure of seeing, or correspond? witrPhefoi'o. lt wns the spontaneous efi'u of flhpirite.d and patriotic heart. She "l believe I speak the. feeling of nt, 1 <svcr$tc nm an in South Carolina, when I Wc bVrtily endorso your views, mid each evcry\entiment you express in your rcee publiAcd letters. Wo pray you to cont 1.y?.oh %.^n,Wn? y? wffieVWo1 Alwdrfi ty viole* dontns were preferable, and Heaven ?>d y?uio recalling the mnnbooi our Stnto \, Menso of win t 's due ? t their mee." This is thocntlrc letter, with the.excor of thc nddros nnd tho name of the write Huoh pnfrio/c nnd spirited sentiments ono lovely>vomnn fully compens?tes f?v thc critieXms nnd abuse which have henped or nm. UJ 1 now repent what I havo snit! in my fo iinr??o?o*. Let every ono, not disfrnnoh Hgt) and register his nmno. This he mn I'lif bc lins any regard for tho prosorvath M h is lifo, liberty mid property. Then let |Wgo to the election, without, fnil, nnd votr eugood men, endorsing on if . " nf/afnst U vent fon.*' These nrc (ho words of the m ujry bill, nnd must bo used instead of " no ??Vvontion." Let him influence others to lp tho saino ticket, with tho name endorsm |!??lnving done this, bc will have discharge ?duty to the. country and himself, nnd do j?h jan do to snvo tho honor of his State, B. V. vmuv ? NKW ORLEANS, Juno 4.-By order f iPrcsidont, through tho Seorotary of gBhoridnn has restored tho old Levee Cot yiionors, in complinnoc with a petition I COY. Wells. Sheridan, in obeying tho < a denounces W?lls in strong terms, and rei H him, appointing Thomas J. Durant ? placo, f?o also romoved tho Street Cw nioner, and appointed William Baken "t.;.. . placo. Sheridan's removal of Gov Wells is com mented upon favorably by thc press, ?ntl ap pears to bo regarded favorably by a mu jori ty of the people. A GttACKKur. ACT.-The presence of Brig adier-General Green, tho commandant of this post, says thc " Columbia Pheonix," at the funeral obserju.es of Colonel DcSaussuro, on Tuesday, wu? a graceful tribute hy one gallant otlicer to another, who full in thc stern conflict nt Gettysburg, in which both were partici pants, hut on opposite sides. This oct is in keeping with tho courtesy manifested by thc commandant in the conduct of his difficult mission, and will be appreciated by our people. PAWS, June 8.-Th* great exhibition is drawing immensely. Tho Czar of Russia and his two sons arrived Saturday. Tho Ktupo ror Napoleon received them. The pooplo were very enthusiastic on the occasion. Tho Hags of thc two Km pires were united in the Tuileries. The King of Prussia is expected immediately, and tho Sultan, Victor Kmanu el, the Ktnpcror rd' Austria, the Viceroy of Iv.tvpt, and other rulers, will come soon after wards. Tho following parsons lia- i pnitl on their sub esriplion to thc Cocinen, as follows: I Hev. J. Kine. - - - ? 26 Mrs. N.^ P, Norton, ... 2 f,o ii. .1. Vv'iifiiuns/-.- * - - :i Ul) .1. NV. Singleton, Esq., - - - li 50 __HYMENEAL.^ M Alt lt I Kl), on tim eveninp- of the "Jin h ult., by Kev. Pi.KTOllKlt SMITH, at Ilia resid? nco of Hie bride's falber. Mr. K. II. OLKVHLANI) to Miss Mil,I.A M., daughter of Hansom Hunt, both of Picken*. mm> mm. wassm $M SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, GUP.KNVILLK & C RAILROAD, Coi.UMUtA, May 510, 1807. ON and after Saturday, .lune 1st. Trains wilt lie run over tin? Blue Itblgo Itnllroad, between Anderson and Walhalla, daily, Sundays excepted, as follows : heave Anderson. ; ; : h 10 p m Arrive nt Pendleton, ; ; tl Arrive ul Walhalla ; ; ; 7 !tO " I,cai vc Walhalla. ; ; ; -li? a in Arrive al Pendleton. : ; u vt- " heave. Pendle!en, i ? ! fl -IO 44 Arrive at Anderson, : ; 0 PO " Connections made with (lie trains of the Green ville. Hoad, up and down, every day, Sundavs ex ecuted. ' ?t. SLOAN, .Superintendent. .Tune"). ?S07 -17 If STUV UNS HOUSE. 2?, 2.$. 35 ?s 27, HSrandway, 7?. Y., Opposito Bowling (?reen. ON THU B:H;I??B?B:A\' B?I,A;V. TUK 8TKV1?XS HOtlSH is well and widdy known to the travelling .public. Tho location is especially suita ble to merchants and bnsinos-t, men : il is in close j r ximitv lo the business part of the city -is on the highway of Som horn and Western travel-and adjacent to all the principal Kail load and Steamboat donnls. Tho ST KV KN.S II Ol'SK ha-* liberal nrcmn modulion 8 for over 300 [in os ts-it is well fur nished. and possesses every iuodorn improve mnnt for the comfort and entertainment nf its inmutes. Tim rooms uro spacious and well ven tilated-provided with gas and water-the at tendance is prompt ami respectful-and the ta ble is generously provided with every delicacy of the season, at moderate prices. The room* having been re-futnisbed nnd re? mod -lod. we uro enabled m olFor extra facilities for tho Comfort and ploo-mro nf our guests. UKO. K. CH ASK & CO., Proprietor*. .Inno J. I $07 37 Oin Sheriff!'? Sales. ?) V virtue of sundry writs of fieri fiarlas lo tue ) directed, 1 will sell o ibo higliCBI bidder, at I'ickens Court House, (?II Sa led ay ill .Inly next, and days following, Ibo below described property, to wit : On Tuesday after Snlcthiy, ?I defendant's resi dence, "2<t0 bushels of Corn, levied on as ihe prop erly of .lames A.'Liddell al Ihe null of Isaac brown. THUMS, CASU : Purchasers to pay extra for titles Mild stamps. L. THOMAS, s.r.n. .lune 0,1 BOT _ ?7_td lUlX AT WA LU A LhA ! ON 10TH JUNE NEXT ! \BALL will be givon, at Walhalla, on Monday evening (he. Killi .linn-, next, nuder the auspi ces of I he .. Ladies' Kdue.ationnl So.doty." Thc obj col is io raise nt ea u s In commence ibo erection of a Pon?alo College in'Walhalla. REFRESHMENTS, Not lo bo surpassed in this section, will be an ac companiment. Thc best music has also been en caged, and a most pleasant lime is anticipated. Onler and decorum svill bc nt riot ly preserved. IL W. PIKI'KU, Manager. Mav 21. 1Sr>7_Ho 8 I. B.W. BELL, OP ^mr A T in A ? ? a .? n HAS opened his STOCK Ol7 I>111J<>?S, in his new building;, nuder Ibo Masonic Hall, nu Main Street. Audit ions will bo made lo his Slook, from time io limo, as circuinstaficcs amy render neces>ary. Dr. BKI.L prefers not lo engage actively in the practice of bis prot'os-Mon, bu will, in extremo .eases, when desired, give Ids po mo uni attention. Ile believes that, In most, cuses, where n faithful statement of the condition ol' 'he patient is made, lie O'lll advise and prescribe as safely, and at much less cost, than where v sits have lo he made. Spe cial attention given to all coses o.f Surgery. His charges will be. reasonable. April JO, 1807 ni tf MR. JOE BELL, I ETHICS A Af li nUlLDlNQ, WILL OOND?OT THU Saddle and Harness Making Business, Tn all ils hrauahoH. Special attention given to lt epa i ring. LKATllKlt POU SALB. April '20. 1SI.7_JU If TH ja ST AT M OK s?iii?' GAROMNA, 1st K?|iilty-Picti?iiH. Rob't A. Thompson, Adin'r, ) vs. V Bill for Relief, John Price and others. ) &o. ri^HK Complainant, in this case, having filed .i_ his Bill, on motion of No a TON, com plainant's Solicitor, it is ordorod, that all por sons legally claiming tho Kstato of David S. Craig, doconsod, do appoar in this Court, and plond, answor, or demur to tho bill of complaint filed in this caso, within fojtty. d?ljS f??r?? ViU? publication hereof, or ft? order pro confessa will bo ontorod against thom. ROB'T. A. THOMPSON; c.R.p.n. Gom'rs Office, May 13, 1807 34-tf FORT HILT, FOR SALE. -. State of South Carolina. JP I C K ENS-I N EQUITY. Florido Calhoun, T. (*, Clemson, Adin'r., Bill to Forccloso vs. 1 Mortgage of Land Mnrgtrtto Calhoun, und Sale, J. 0. Calhoun, Adin'r., Account, '<.c, &c. und ul tiers. BY VlltTUK of an order made, in this case, by Major General Daniel K. Sick les, enmtnauding 2d Military District, dated Charleston, S. C., May 12th, 1H07, 1 will soil to thc highest bidder, at IM CK EN S C. IL, ox Salcday in July Next, Unless tho interest now due on 820,000 be paid by John ('.Calhoun, Administra tor of Andrew 1\ Calhoun, before that time, THAT V Al A> A E51. 0* VIJ\NT AT B OX, KNOWN AS FORT TULL, f | 1 T* Tl*. 'J-JJ? ?mr sc <=? _*.v JC I j j 3=n 77//; LAMENTED JOHN C. CALHOUN, c O N T A I IV I X ?J Elovon Hundred and Ton Acree, Moro or Less. Situate, lying and being in Eickens District, Ol) Seneca River, and adjoining lands of An drew K. Lewis, ?James \V. Crawford and others. There is a commodious Dwelling, Library House, and all necessary outbuildings, in good repair, on tho premises. There is also on tho place a large body of j SPLENDID BOTTOM LAND,' On Seneca River, in a high state of cultiva tion. " Kort Hill " is only four miles from Pen dleton, and most eligibly located. TERMS OF SALE. On a credit till the first day of November next, the purchaser to give bond and two or more good sureties-the title deed to be signed hut not delivered, till thc payment ol the purchase money-and if the money he not paid at the time it becomes due. then that thc said Plantation ht; re sold, on Salcday in De cember next, after the usual notice, to the highest bidder for cash, at thc risk of the former purchaser. Expenses of sale to be paid in cash. JvOlPT. A. THOMPSON, c.K.P.l) Com'rs. ( Mike, May 22, 1 SOT 35-td Cheaper Than Ever ! NEW "GOODS, PENDLETON, S. C. I SMITH & HOV FY AVK .JUST RKORIVKl) and are now opening u A SPLENDID EOT SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, CONSISTING OK A General Assortment OK D m y ? ? ? ti) s AND GROCERIES. All of which we propose to sell low for CASH or BARTER. Wo (latter ourselves thor wo can soil GOODS as low as any house this side of Columbia As our Mr. HoVRV lins been in New York for two months buying, und we have pro cured the services of Mr. J. KBTCIIUM, who do votes all nf his time in Now York buying Goods for tho Booth, which en a bl os us to keep a Posh stock ni the latest styles always on hand. All we ask is to givo us a trial - it costs nothing to examine our stock-on the contrary, it will af ford us pleasure to exhibit our Goods nt all times. April 16,1807_30__tf S 1 W ll fi [rW ? C. A. FISCHESSER, WALHALLA, S. C., I IAS just received PROM PARIS aWgo and l l Elegant stock of tho finest H li? OCW B3 a- w? .v 9 CONSISTING OF WATCHES. CLOCKS, a great variety ; RINGSs BRACELETSj CHAIN'S ; Ac, &C, ?te. KINE SILK DRKSSKS, VKST PAT TERNS, &C, &c. D??y*" For salo on thc very beul terms. MIC. r IMJll RSSE IC _ WILL also Renoir Watches, Clocks, fy -graf* Jewelry, ftc.,on tlio most rcasonn ???!?^-i3?ff*? ble terms. Work Warranted. March l t. l?o7 2j _ tf Medical Notice. .'IMfK UNDERSIGNED having permanently enlnb i lisbed himself nt Plckcnn Court IIOUHO, offers his services to the community nt largo, for tho PRACTICE OF M Bl) 1 OIN ri, In all ils hranohos. When not professionally absent, ho niny nlwaj's be found at his ellice, ready to givo prompt attention to all calls, night or day. JA MUS M. SLOAN, M. D. Piekons C. IL, Nov. 28, 180(1 ll-tf 12 ll HO KM OF YOI TU. VGENTLEMAN who suffered tor years from N orvotiM Debility, Prematuro Decay, and all tho offoots of youthful Indiscretion, will, for tho sake of suffering humanity, Bond free to all who need it, Ibo vecipo nod directions for making tho simple remedy hy whioh he was cured. Sufferer's wishing to profit by tho advertiser's experience "?inv^aflo by addressing, in porfoot confidence, Gi?TWtL.. J.J *. %<tg J(lUN B 00DEN ? 42 Ced'aY'fllT?1? New York May 0,1807 83N\ V J. W, HARRISON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, WILL PRACTICE IN THE COU UTK OF I. WV A KU L<tl>ITY, IE TJIH WESTERN CIRCUIT. Mir: ALSO :-xft(x in ibo Couria ot' tho United States, including (lint Of Bankruptcy. OFFICE AT ANDERSON C. H., S. 0. Mureil 1807 '-?7 tl' DAW CARD! S. D. GOODLET!'. WM. M. THOMAS. G00DLETT & THOMAS, Attorneys eut. XJSOW AND SOLICITOUS IN EQUITY, GUKENV ILLE, S. C., 1)R VCTlSEKin Hie Cou li fl of Anderson. Pickons, Oreonvlllu, Spurl?uhorg mul Lotirons. And nlso In Hie F?deral Courts for Hie District of South Carolina, nita in thc Courts ol' Hu uk rn pt ey. Mnrch 2?. 181.7 27 ?'un ?s?ac Widdig ?TT?MiiV AT LAW, WILL PRACTICE IN THE K>tpeiiu? -?y oi Law in tho Western Circuit. Prompt Attention j/?Voil to ute Ousfncss entrusted to him. Office I ii Grand .1 ii r y st o <> m , EICKENS C. IL, S. C. Jun. 27. 18?7 10 tf "M)irrON~& SYMMES, ~ Attorne yls eui: Hi sow, l'ICKKIVS C. VB., S. C., Will Ottend promptly lo business in the COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY, In Pi akens, Anderson, (?loenville, Spar tauburg, Abbeville ?md Laurens Districts. JOS. J. NORTON. WHITS ER SYMMES. January 24, 1807 1? tf WHITNER & WHITNER, Sl/CCIiSSOHS Tl) HARRISON d- WIHTNERS, Attorneys ut Maw A N n I* KUUITY. J. H. WHITNER. } f IL P. WI?TNER, Pickons C. II. J [ Anderson C. II .Ian 1, 1807 10 tf J. P. REED, \ } W. C. KEITH, I Anderson C. ll. f '( Pickons C. H. j REED & KEITH, j A 11 o r h e y s at li a w , AND SOLICITORS IN EQUITY. Will 'jive prompt filtration lo oil business committal lo their cure. OFFICE AT EICKENS C. IL Jan. 1, 1807 10 tf MOYLES & PERR0NNEAU, A T T O lt N BC V S A T SJ A W AND SOLICITORS' IX EQUUTY. OFFICE: WALHALLA, S. C., OPPO sito Mr. II. W. l'iepcr's. A. T. RROYLES, ) i W. H. PERRONNEAU Anderson C. II. / \ Walhalla, S. C. July a, 1800 12 tf SAM'L. McOOW?N.l fd. M. ADAMS. Abbeville. S. C. j \ Pickons. S. C. M'GOWAN & ADAMS, Attorneys att Lav/, AND SOLICITOUS IN EQUITY, Will give prompt attention io all businoss entrusted to them. Oct 25, 1800 0 tf W. ii. ENISLE Y, A T T O R N E Y A T h A XV A Ni) SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, WILE PRACTICE ll IS PROFESSION in the Courts ol thc Western Circuit. All business left with Maj. J- M. AHAMS, nt Pickcnp C. II., will receive prompt attention. J uno 7,1800_!18__tf _ DB. % A. PRATT, (SVCCHSSOR TO rn.\TT A WILSON naos.) W holesale D y "fffi?la<' Annh'it""1 Consulting Chemist, *:o. 43 II A YIN' Vs S T ll Et?T, CIIAULESTON, S. C., DKAI.KK IV Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Glass, AND Analysis of Ores, Soils, Ferlili'/.ors, &c, made ttlth groatcfit care and accuracy. Cheiuioal advice given in all branches of Hie science, on mod ?ralo tortas. DR. F OLIN DANNELLY, So woll an I favorably known throughout tho State, is willi mo, find would be pleased lo see his old friends, or receive any orders for Hoods. March 21), 1807 20 lui ?11 AST BC li I. A K'S Hair Exterminator ! ! FOR RKMOVINO SUPERPLUOUS HA lit. Tl IO tho Indios especial I/, Hus invaluable depi I lat orv recomuiemlsitself as being an almost indispensable article to female beauty, is easily applied, duos not burn or injure tho skin, hut acts directly on tito roots, it in warranted to romovo sup?rfluo?s hair from low foreheads, or from any part of ?io body, ooinplotoly, totally ami radically extirpating tho some, leaving tho skin soft, smooth ind natural. This is tho only artiolo used by tb? French, and is tho only real effectual depilatory in existence Prico 75 couts por package, sont post-paid, to nny ad dross, on receipt bf nn order, by BERGER., SUUTTS &' Co., Ohomisbi, 285 iltivcr-stteot, Troy, N. Y. Fol) 16, 1867 j . 21 ly A Young Lady Return INO to nor country homo, ofter a sojourn pf a few months in tho'city, was hardly recognised by her friends. laplace of a coarse, rustic, Hushed face, she had a soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoothness, and instead of twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of so great a change, she plainly told them that she used thc CirC'UHNlUII Kulin, and considered it au invaluable acquisition to any Lady'? teilet. Hy ! -its usc any Lady or Gentleman eau improve their personal appearance an hundred fold, ft ?S simple in its combination, ns NutUH herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from, al?o healing, cleans ing and beautifying thc skin and complexion. Hy its direct action on thc cuticle, it draws from il ail its impurities, kindly bealing the same, and leaving the surface us Nature ilitsndew lt should be, clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. . Price $1, sent by Mail or Kxpress, on receipt of au order by I NV.' li. OLA UK & CO,, Chomlstsv I No. 3 West Fayettostreot. Syracuse. N. V. Thc only American Agents for thc sale of tbs same. _i'Vb 10.1*6? '->i _2y_ Know Thy Destiny* TITADAMK K. P. THORNTON, thc English XTJL. Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psyohonu' trician, who bas astonished the scientific classe! of tho Old World, lia* now located herself a Hudson, N. y. Madame Thornton pnsscssc suet? wonderful povrcr.? ?jf anaond' sight, as ti onul.ln Sim- In itu,...*! tr m.fioJffG t>f tho /flO'ltes importance to thc single or married of cithc sex. While in a state of trance, she delineate the very features of the person you are to marry and by the aid of nu instrument of intens' power, known us thc Psyeomotrope, guarantee to produce a life like picture of thc future hus band or wife of thc applicant, together will date of marriage, position in life, leading t ra i ti of character, &c. This is no humbug, as thous ands of testimonials can assert. She w:li som when desired a certified certificate, or w, ?Mci guarantee, that thc picture is what it purport: to he. Hy enclosing a small lock of hair, am stating place of birth, age. disposition and com plcxinn. and enclosing fifty cents and stnmpci envelope addressed to yenisei'1, yon will recoivi the picture ami desired information by rctun mail. All communications sacredly confiden (?ni. Address in confidence. M?MAME K. F THORNTON* P. 0. Box 223. Hudson, N. Y. Feb 10. 1807 21 ly CR?SPE??COMA Oh! she was beautiful nod fair. With sturry eyes, and ralliant bair. Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined, Euebtiined thc very heart and mind. 01!tll&P??K OOM?^ FOR cen usa TUF. HAIR OF FUTUR fi MX INTO WA VY AND GLOSSY Rinyleti or Ilea?}) Afosxivi Curls. IVY using this article Undies and Centi?me J can beautify themselves a thousand full lt is the only article in the world that will cu straight bair, and at tho same lime give it beautiful, glossy nppearnncO. The Crisp? Coma not only curls the bair, but invigorate beautifies ami cleanses it ; is highly and del gbtfnlly perfumed, and is the most CO in pie article of the kind ever offered to the Amener public. The Crisper Coma will be scot to ni address, scaled and postpaid for $lv Address all orders to W. L. QUARK & CO.. Chemists. No. 3 West Fa) ctlo-streot, Syracuse, N. Y. Feb 10, 18G7_ 21 ly There cometh glad tidings of joy to all, To young and to old, to great and to s:nii Thc beauty which once was so precious ind ri ls free for all, mid nil may be fair. Hy Hie usc of <;I?A.STIC?J??AR?'S! WHITE Lfi a U ll EC ?? A 31 BC iv, For Improving and Beautifying thc Complex? r"| "MIK most valuable and perfect pre?a ra ti JL in uso. fur giving tho skirl a beautiful pen like tint, that is only lound in yO'lfli'. It qui< Ily removes Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Blotch Moth Patches. Sallowness. Eruptions", and impurities of thc skin, kindly bealing thc sa leaving tlie skin white ?tod clear as a labest Its use can not bc detected by the closest sc tiny, and being a vegetable preparation is r fectly harmless. It is the only article of kind used by the Fr?lich, and is considered thc Parisian a?indispensable to a perfect toi Upwards of 30.000 bottles were said during past ye ir, a sullioiiit guarantee of its eflicii Price only 75 couta. Sent by mail, post-pi on receipt of an order, by BERG KR, SHUTTS ?- Co., Chemists. 285 Rivor-strect, Troy, N. Y Fob 1 lbj8rt7_-_21_J Free to Everybody. VLARGE0 pp. Circular, giving informal of thc greatest importance to the young both sexes. It teaches bow the homely may become Ix tlful, thc despised respected, and thc forsa loved. No young lady or gentleman should fai send their Address, and recciv? a copy p paid, bv return mail. Address P. O. Drawer. 21, Troy, N. 1 Feb 10. 1S<>7_2?___fhn rv o ti cc to Creditors THE STATE OE SOUTH CAROLE 1'ickciiH in u:<putv. E. B. Colhoun, Adm r, j Amended Rill for vs. Vjunction, Marshal John B. Earle, ot.als. ) Assets, Partition, ON hcnriiig Ibo amended bill, and on tn'< of Mr. Burt, complainant's Solicitor, ordered that a Writ of Injunction do fasti this case. diriO od to thc creditors, rf any t be, oftlie Into Col. ?lohn Ewing Calhoun, ! tba Maria Calhoun, senior, and Martha M Calhoun, junior, restraining them from ins ting suits at law for thc recovery of their oil against the Estates of each of those iutcvi respectively. ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.B.r. Com'rs Offn e, May (3, 1807 34 I Schioonborg- Cotta Family Boo WINNIFUEP R E RT fl A M AND 'I WORLD SPF, Ul Y F.ED IN. by Au of" Schioenbcrg Cotta Family." Price. $ CHRONICLES OF THE SClllOENR] COTTA FAMILY-By Two of Thcmselvc vol., 12 nm. ?1.60. EARLY DAWN ; or. Skotehes of Chris ity in England, in thc Olden Time. By i Author. SI.f>0. DIARY Ol' MILS. KITTY TRF.VYLYA A Story of tho Times of Whitfield and tho ' loys. By 8nme. &l.f>0, 'MARY, THE HANDMAID OF THE h -10 mo. $l.2f>. THE DRAYTONS & DAVENANTS. $ SONG WITHOUT WORDS.-Dcdioati children. By ?time. $1.25. Tho abovo popular Books aro finding way into ovory family. For salo by DUFFIE & CHAPMAN, Booksollors Townsond Sc North's old stat Columbia, S. C., May 1, 1807 32 i .' '.? .\.?,.,*' ..." . . o'-., . . ? ' '? . -, ! " 1 . Thc World Asto?sf: Uv tl nt itv. WONDEKKUIi KP.YAI . H N'> M APR BY THE GREAT A8'J M >LO< !J? 'V, Madame H. A. PERIUGO. SHH rcenls secrets no mortui ever kn? w . - .She restores to happiness those who, l?< e> j doleful events, ciitnstrophcs, crosses in love, h ss I of rotations and friends, loss ol' money, <S e., have become despondent. She brings logi il er those long separated, gives information ci n corning absent friends or lovers, restores ne t i.r stolen property, tells you thc business yen ute best qualified to pursue and in what you w ill be most successful, causes speedy marriages and tells you tho very day you will marry, gives you the name, likeness and characteristics of the person. She reads your very thoughts, and by ker almost supernatural powers unveils tho darli and hidden mysteries of thc future. From the stars we see in thc fiTiminiont-tho ?nnle?lo stars that overcome or predominate in t ho con figuration-from thc aspects and positions (d' the planets and the fixed stars in (lie lu avons al thc lime ol' birth, she deduces tho future destiny ol'man. 1'ail not to consult the great est Astrologist on earth. lt costs you but a trifle, and you may never again have so favora ble an opportunity. C?nisultation fee, with likeness and all desired information, $1. Par j ties living at a distance can consult ibo Mad I niuo by mail with equal safety and satisfaction I to themselves, os if in person. A full und ex plicit chart, written out. with all inquiries answered und likeness enclosed, sent by mail on t coot yt vii' jo'ico nbovoiuonfcioiicd. The strictest ?pcresv wi.I bo maintained, and all corresponjj onco returned or destroyed. Referencer, of tho highest order furnished those desiring them. Write plainly the day of tho month and year in which you were born, enclosing a small lock of hair. Address, MAO.V?JE If. A. PORRIGO. P. 0. Dvawor, 293, Buffalo, X. V. Feh Po. 1JR07 __rJ_ Li Repa rat or Capill J . Tlir?w awnv your false frizzles, your swili-.ocs, yoor wig Destructive ol'comfort, and nol worth n Hg: Come aged, conic youthful, como Ogly and la r, And rejoice in your own luxuriant bair. Hcpnralor Ca pilli) 1701* restoring bair upon bald lo ads (fri tu whatever cause it may have fallen out) ami forcing a growth of le.ir ii rion tho face, it has no equal. It will force the beard to grow upon thc smoothest face in from live to eight wu ks, or bair upon bald heads in from two to three months. A few ignorant practitioners havo asserted that there is nothing that will loree or hasten thc growth of the bair or heard. Their assertions aro false, as thousands of living N it ncsscs (from their own oxpcricneo) eau bear witness. Put many will say. how are wo to distinguish 11:o genuine from thc spurious ? lt certainly is difficult, as nine-tenths ol tho differ Cit Preparations advertised for tho bair and I tard arc entirely worthless, and you may have a ready thrown away large uni units in theil* p> rebase. To such wo would say, try the Rc pa.-ator Capilii : it will cost yon nothing unless it f?liv comes up to our representations. If vour Druggist does not keep it, send us ono dollar and we will forward it, postpaid, togeth er with a. receipt for tho money, w hich will he returned you on application, providing cntiro satisfaction is not given. Address, W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists, Ko 3 West Fnycttcstreet, Svracuso, N. Y. Feb 10,1807 * -21* ly AFFLICTED!" 8 ? * F ; F E ft JVO M ?M HB WiltN bv the usc of PR. JOINVILT.E'i ELlXElt you can bc cured pormanont ly. arid at a (rifling cost. Tb?'?'stOnisbing success which has attendee this'lUVjilimblo medicine for Physical and Nor voiis WtJKkhess, Ooncral Pobility mid Prosita tioii,-Leis of Muscular Energy, Impotency, di any of tho con.-equences of youthful indiscro tiolV, randers it the most valuable preporatioi ever discovered. I It will remove all nervous nlTootions, dopros sion, excitement, incapacity to study or busi ness, loss of memory, confusion, thoughts o self-destruction, fears ol' insanit?, ive It wil restore thc appetite, renew the health of thus who have destroyed it by sensual excess orevi I practices. Young Men, be humbugged no more b "Quack Doctors" and ignorant practitioner) but scud without delay for tho Kiixir, and b nt once rostered to health and happiness, j Perfect Cure is Guaranteed in ovory instanci Price, SI, or four bottles to one address, One bottle is sufficient to effect a cure in a ordinarv eases. ALSO, DR. JOIXVILLK'S SPECIFI PILLS, for tho speedy and permanent euro i Gonorrhea. Gleet, Urethral Discharges, Grave Stricture, and all affections of thc Kidneys un Rlnddcr. Cures effected in from one to lix days. They .a. c prepared from vegctnble e: tracts that arc harmless on ibo system, ttl: never nauseate the stomach or impregnate tl breath. No change of diet is necessary whi using them, nor docs their nction in nny mn ncr interfere with business pursuits. Price, ?? per box. Either of tho above-mentioned articles w be. sent to any address closely sealed, and poi paid, by mail or express, on receipt of prit Address all orders to BERGER. SIJUTTS & Co., Chemists. No. 285 River street, Troy N. Y. Fob 10, 1807_21 ly W H I ? K E fit $ '?.,'. AND 'MUSTACHES IT'O'R'CfED to grow upon the smoothest fi in from three to five weeks bv usine- I SEVI Q NE 'S RESTA,URATKUR CAI?. LAIRE, tho most wonderful discovery in m cm science, acting upon thc Roard ami ll In an almost miraculous manner. It bas bi used by the elite of Paris and London with most flattering success. Names of all p chasers will bo registored, and if entire sa faction ia not given In every instance, them ey will be cheerfully refunded. Price bv lil BOnlcd and postpaid, $1. Descriptivo circu? and testimonials mailed free. Address Bl GER. SHUTTS&Co,, Chemists. No. "o'? Ri street, Troy, N. Y., Solo ngents for ibo IV States. ; Feb 10, 1S07 21 - 1 Agents Wanted IN every county of North and South Carolin? canvass and sell Lloyd's new Double Mn North America on the face, and a county M H. the United Stales on the back-covering 2? sqi feet of muslin, with rollers, do. Other a^ei eau be given if desired. Agents mai:o from $ $20 per dav. Address WA RR KN ri. MARSHALL. General Agent Lloyd's Map, Feb. 2o, 1M7_^^la, * The Payilioji 1160 Charles flo?, THE ARO VE POPULAR HOT is op KN FOIISXIIK Accommodation of tho Travel I frf?' Pu ROARD, PKR DAY, iW'fffi MUS. ir, h. nuvTERtfm,DT p?$0c\ i A. ButTRnPlK?.p, Suporintendent. Nov 12,1 ROO. o