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lui m Jmj^ "^?ia ?Ii ' '" omet~ " Unto.thy.patient he%rt, my mother Earth, 1 oom? a w?try ehlhl, . , 1 h ue .io oUhn. svre that thou ga'vat me birib? Aol fi'iMt teutdnod me with thy nurture mihi, r, ? ha?? stood up alon* these many years; J Now l?t me ?orne ami ll? upon thy face, And aproad my hand? among the d?wy grass, Till th? alow win a' m?an?erFo pass. Above my brain, and all lt? throbbing ohaeo; Into thy bosom tate? these bitter tears. And Ut them eeenv unto the Innooent flowers Only as dew, or hiaven'e gentle iihowem; ?HI. quieted and hushed agaiuat thy breaat, I can forget to weep, ^< And aink at huu >to sleep- >^ Lcng uloop and rest. . O The Rovolatl<M*~ Groat nature'a truths ID starry beauty shine, And solemn grandeur, never felt bofdto, Steal? through my eoul-I worship- I adore, An hour ami. I thought it but the earth. Few joys fur mo, and they of little wari I?. Hut now it spreads, a type of tint hri^ht homo Beyond the misty darknoss of tho IQTU'O, lt opens like a soroll to meet my vieyr; I see God's Anger writing BQtnei bins new, E'en as I gate, rilli line in line is ?Um, SiUI pointing nearer to tho galo of h'aaven, Why, everything's a song, and ninga ic? soul In its true life; tho parts make bUtffM whole. '?'be moriiiugt^jLttuH. They sailed from out the;sunrise" into the light of day, l*J V. * Into the hlaxo of noontide,. t ^ With f?ll" gorgeous rny?f] ^mmt{ Out okflflT night of darkness, vv Out ottire home of pain, J.J Q Swift through the morningjsunitae, 8wlft through the day acojo, Sallojta?Ml on! Life's fj[o>ing;t|ver W $m?. Leads fonror to the Uiver! w*rt - -' -? Sail on, sall on! thy barlntuat NO Fore?i^a?rard eternity,"^ ~ ^ ' Into nS?aueiit darkness ryt Into the unknown deep, Y ^ Over the silent river, Pass, flfffjiover weep, M \. ? A On the eUwro therV^jrai?qg, V-N ^ Loved to clasp tbjw??nd,\ i\J Joys ufcfM horoaTtcr ^ , ?nthai^lc?rnlng Land. N.V I_ . ?fr M n....-^X uwwr- <J . ^ Pa?! il. liayno, tho well known SojjAk?m poet, ocutributus to , A ppl atoll's ^urnaXsonio reminiscences of eajWiifcMlt Aiken, WlUth Carolina^&W'u favorite resort for fo vu I i da fro m the Nort?^fRVing (lie winter mooth*, ?ud^for the const planters iifWie sulufiicrs.' Aiken ut tho timo referred to was .'the resort of^ trip pele and'"*9ft?af)tiersib??( wagoner^ frouX^tho mountuin couuties, tbugtf farmers, blera, etor > ? * * Onoo ?JTTno full 'oTLl8?^, wr(ij)s MA ll., there oamo into Aiken ab old trapper- and hunter frol^the neinii^ririg-Stuto of O^oJ^iu. for the purpose of selfing a-?toro of skifta^mid choice venwuii hams, whioh (uccnnipariiedby hit) son) hu,had laboriously1 ubrrie.d; thither in a rough aprtngless r, ^ 'So. Saut Ufog^ry-the .oldunau's name-was known tooraloo persons in ,|ho pillage usj a Bira igbt for ward, honesty m ii) pie hearted Moth odist, un individual of few Wijfils, ?nd as oasy, on yiigH ooeusiort>, toi deul^with it] un unspoiled'?lftld. Though^aeveuty ye*HMJof age he was upright, us a pine, tall in s^^uj-e, with undiminished musodhir vigor and ac tivity. 'JHttftiOn, then tweJnty niifte or thirty, was, in the minutest particular the very im age of hisjjathor. except ?tjjut he topped the elder byf^a cbuplo of inches, although old Gregory wWupwurd of si^eetTiTgh. It wus "silo day" upon whielV thqse two found themselves minglirf? with < wl^iV^ to their wuodluud eyes, seoiuuu quit? u crowd, among tho shops mid warehouses of Aiken A merchant, with whom Gro?rur# huor^beon orcustomed to trent in ino disposition ..of hides and hams, having left thc place, our hunter wis compelled to seek ou>tom else where. Ho went from shop to shop, ox liibiting specimens of his stock in? trade, but luck was against him*; ho could obtain no purchasers upon any thing like fair terms. At length ho came to lill establishment which, supposing it to be a grooery, he care lessly ontered, his son just behind him. lt was not a grocery, however, but,* notorious bur-room, kept by a fellow who* rejoiced in tho nickname of '-Kully Hob," ono of those desperadoes who infest all now societies, and are the terror of tho virtuous and-Inoffensive. Bully Bub was even worso than his class in general. Having grown rieh" in the salo of liquors, he waxed outrageously impertinent, organized a "body guard" of '-Mohawks," who obeyed hio slightest nod, and wero the pesta of the soberer portion of the community bo.h night and day. One of thu bully's rules (as sternly carried out us tho laws of the Modes und Persians) was that no man, wo man, or child should enter this bar, no mut ter how or when, without being made to drink I Io this unhallowed place, and in the pres enco of tho bandy legged, bectlo browed, broad-chested, and fiery-nosed genius of , the Bun?o^th^.Ufe?oifysjn?w st?jdd, look ih gut bout theindh th?it'-loM?Dswi?durcd way ohuraotor istio of tho backwoodsman in town or city, and the effect of which ia half industrious, half pathetic-. ??Well, Qrttt& J. \S?#1& 1*% ft>Ww ye a going to stop thur all day ? Wat's the likker?" - Old Sam oxpluincd in his simple, inno cenco Wtfy that Ito had- Iliade g mistake as ld the piado, and that "flint was n'uthor Jemmy" (poinT?iwg^t? hi??dn>:4,nYlf ht* dud (that's u?e? Wherenporj^hftnlUtfaed >toi<.tb.e door*, ?nd seemed about to leavo. "None of thut, nor/!" ?rolled Bully Bob, leaping tho coufttbV?t.Ad' ooking the door instantly. tl)c koy.of which ho put into his poekett "You a -a old cuss," be continued, "dill'.mnho yo* swill a pint o' whiskey npau "'id-pay double for it to boot I" HerWwWWWfti.mil. Bully Hob was sup porto^.by Jhdf.rt d?te.O pf * UUf . : rvsu fei AB?? ? ?ij^y n? i . don sr, abd to, ii tl eui pt resistan co seemed lund noss. That did not strike the Gf ogdrya, how ever. Alter recovering from M iitiie natura! surprlso at MwiFLPf^WpWyWb?. Im** demanded their freedotii. "L^tusgot" said WwmAww* maWM ilwij www arourfd. bpt jr^utOrWhpfrately. and walked-to ward n. back door5, that , was open, beckoning Jem to fvdlow. But-three of Bob'o "Mo hawks" put themselves ooolly in his woy - "No uso, o\?jw?$i)?A fart Minn ? provoking gvtn. ..Do aa you're btrr'* v!i stfAW1 flfttt'11,.n)Tr? b<a ?!)i rt piped ftnOther<iwith' Sfi lrit>h ucoent^ ?nd thci t?e floyr?fri? of h; hut?b ?tick. ' ' Perhsp?l*H?'w1?? tfi? ArY?t?t'rJr tns?lt crtp v?V cd in this uioM^'W^^te?'?tf pra?. nrj's blp<id,: Nt wfUm'?Jf?t/hat Jhe^next instanrshti had dashed bi'fiopr^s?rs vjgoryuily ?Miideand might have gV^ tbe doo? ?nd b titi Xl ... tucked hiiu. ory a'mfaijht, nt ar*t willi no weapon but nu turril ; hut at hmgth a pistol ba vim; open dis charged ot the ol t III uti H lioni?, lie dr< w his lonf, keen, cantean de rhanse, out down two nf the assailant*, seized Bully Hob-who lind just jvMpl.the, uiM|eorrl>y.thc 14*orufl;M|of tl\e neck, and. th rough p. storm of bullets, rush ed from the hack entrance round into tho street, dr unjin ir tho amazed and discomfited bully along with him. Jemmy staggered lif ter his father, wounded mid bleeding. "Hurt, Jem ?" asked the ol/h?r{ briefly. '.Done for I" snnwored Jem, with equal con ciseness, and sinking slowly to tho ground Thon tho spectators, attracted by tho previ mm firing wlftmssV'ci n ten ?ble scene. Tito old iHMH.lMlViL^onhM.itfin uud HJJ.W,tlpitbo ?ras dyibfc? ^WMioVed 'ii Wt Kt 'tho wrctefi upon whom his arysp* finy af\.iroq,..still rest ed, regarded bfin for oise ffeelrW moment with an indesoribabh) expression which up penrod to paralyze tho ruffian, then, with a . jerk, ho pullQiV* ?&0>h*%V]i JMyi?p, ?Atff it wero a child's, bent it backward across his knee? so that lie could ?co his enemy's face to the Inst, and willi "drfadful on I m ness pro ceeded to stnb^an? MWSmb8?6l \hi vlctiiu. whose quivor?ug reniai ns ho threw fi om him, when all was ov'ei. with a single, half omoth ered pry of satisfied, rage, whioh none ever (or; got who heard it. .mitt In a few moments moro Jemmy, too, was dead. ptf) '.I Thnt night, untouched by the hnnd of tho law; old Gregory, with tho body of his son in charge returned to his h ick woods homo. flo waa never- og*in soon or .beard of. .by any of thc AIW^^M* "? ,fi^ ^U'A xfl ?Vi ALARMING ijf TUUK -A very disflgreoib'e propheoy is quoted by Journal cte Bnifselles The prop h coy 4s. Attributed to tlio venerable A una Maria,'liligi, and is to the effect that two gVeut ol law ?jim i dd M may be expected*-*-' the ono from beaven, tho other from earth. Tin) latter, whioh will consist in wars, rovo lutions ypji qlher V?bU>>i?l?9f ibeipg.terbj?ll?f*i cd, tint (rom heaven will .succeed, und is ex plained as follows: "(?rent darkness is to prevail ??ver Jhe whole lund du ring throe diiy* und nights.' "lt will' be so thick that aliso * lutely nothing w.U bo visible,, and will ho accomplished by pestilence which will chiefly fall un the enemies of religion', ulihough tho scourge will nut bc entirely confined to them. While this darkness lasts, lin light will shin:', no fire will have tiny brightness, und utily those who have blessed things (candles?) will be able losco? All thia is very Imrril'le, and it is to be hoped that tho ladv may be mistaken in her predictions, and tit it they may turn nut tube |.? erroneous ns thar of tho groat tidal wayo which wu8 tho other diy. to have destroyed New Orleans, The pro phetess, however, given | full directions as to the proper course to bo pursued during thia reign of darkness and pestilence. People aro exhorted not to endeavor to sonn the heavens curiously during tho darkness, for wtios lover shall go and look ?out. Of a windon, or louvo his house for tho purpose of descrying thu firmament, will bo immediately struck down'. The whole timo that the judgment ahull last ought to be employed in prayer, and altivo all in rddWing;thb Uoiy/iIlb.sHi(ry, ^T|i?di rector of Anna Maria Tai?;i said, in Aiiuust "It is most true that tho Venerable servant of (ind . announced the semi go of three days' darkness, extending over tho wholu earth. While it lusts tho windows ",ust bo olosed." POINTS .?t SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN DIF FERENT SEASONS-If you ?uuld stund pu tho north pole nf the earth, the sun would,du ring the summer time, never set; and. on thu longest day of tho year, movo round and round, ul ways 22"? degrees from the pule thus at the latitude 77*? degreoi-(cito pohn circle)-you would 8yo tho sun- at midnight Just touch the horizon, and your days would still be twenty four hours lung, without night This takes pince at Tornen, in Sweden, and people fi om moro southern regions go then thnt day On excursions to ado the phejiouion un of tho sun not setting ht all. if you g< moro south'thb length ot' tho night inci e ^es so that at 50 degrees latitude it ?a, about fi vi hours long; omi Wt'4'OMe?iff cs 'elutoti1 "hours Hetwceu thc tropics thc sun rises ami sets a 6 tiic wholo year round. Thnt we in ou latitude see the sim longer thnn twelve liom in summer, mid shorter than twelve hour? ii winter, above the horizon, is, that in summe its apparent motion is in a circle nearer ti tho north pole, and in winter tu a circle near er tn tho south pole. Tho sun nieves in i great circle (the equator) only on March 2 In and Se pt Om her 2 Int; at all other sansons ii smaller circles nour.er to tho north pole, uni higher up for us in summer; and as thpsi r smaller circles, which all have thc north poh 'f?r their centre, uro visible in our lutitudi ' -fm u?re than half their 'circumference, w see thc sun for moro than half the oircuiufer enc? of tho horizon.-^Manufacturer am Builder.. ?. . ? , . A BESTER?TTTDV'S^AI?COMPLISHMENTS Tho sort of. women developed at tho Went i typified in the Au Sable Indy-the word I ! .written advisedly-who thus reports her font f?r a year : ''Whofio'dr colony rerolled her i there Were feV carpenters or meohunios of an; sort to bo had. docing thoy were fully QUI ployed,.rather thou wait for thom, I .revive* un ancient hunkering for tools, whioh I use tO indulge nt my father's work hunch when S girl I lathed five rooms entirely und sot th studding for throo. I mide tho doors un winnow onsillgs, planing and joining all my self, and hung thu doors, beside setting th glass in the window frames. Made tho piotr shelves, a tajbjo fjjr thc kitchen; and cupboard Musidos punting all tho woodwork. Did tu own housework, out and mu il o all my hoy' . clothes und ??fide garden, beside' oaring fur . bick neighbor" Added rc these accomplis! mentfc'the wnnuh Wlpi speaks, of thom is perfect'book keeper, writing's hand Uko co j f perplato, ar d turning out' ns fair, u set < ! hooks ns tiny man in Now York; tints mini; ,' ture? and modelt) ju clay j?ith< dnjio ?to nh il I if not with itbs'i(utb|goirlu>; |otf jbffl-m kee; .. ,,ing and sewing aro faultless, und sim oa ? patel) four pail's of trolls- r-? in Hil hour Til! i ls the kind' of womou tho world is loth t lose. Oil il Oil (?I CO I ul'jl bunin. la uofrfodl_I' ./? a ington corritspop^eiiil of tho Savannah' ?e* : yys' : '-lt is gili ot diy u nu ou o ced by the Oei , mjfi Hureipl that tho population of C?eori? ?? .drin<Uis of 088.020 whites ; 615,142 colore n 40? |ndi{iis|additma?Ol?/nesAB-yot^|l 100. 'Wh'loll g Wc ter Her bl m.1 K ieCtoYil I voh a two Senn tors and seven member* of Ooogret if OM?OIDR IM " T?IR DARK (WMJ?I?.-~?IV. rt&ter Wilgee. wns^gW w-eV' known citizen. Columbus h Wn\r/Vi*n Wo give ?i?tj ^H#w *>-$M^/<?M% ? ocourrot?oo HS wo UN ve boon tibio tn cottier from trustworthy sn?rostaC ^ft?eenre-thtit Mr. Hliiir IIIMI lent II shot..j-un tn JOH overseer, hi wiiito tmiti by tho uiimo of Culoul in, who, in turo, hud lent thu sun to Wilkes, who WHS hired on tftUpfml^ iron nn unduo limo, Mr. l?biir soot tn r? quest its roturo,- which WHS V-efuted - by Wilkes. Mr. fyiWn started In person to seo If hq* oould get .tho ugh, , On. his way, bb met o negro girl bringing him tito LT un. Tn kin ii ! tho trnu. he went on to where Wilkes WHS to j query him HS to tho monning of his conduct. I Wilkes tuet him in ovil spirit mid with HU fl jL'ry wtSrdfc. 'arid ?iizinfcr if* t>e\i raft mlvaiicW mid assaulted him. Mt... ,I$I lir parried his blows .with his cnn. which was not loaded, sud the barro! of which wss soon bi .moo off. Af cr t^his, Wilkes continuing his ossault, Mr. KUU droty his pistol and shot lt|ui. From nil we cnn learn, and from tho testimony of colored oyo-witnesses themselves, this ap poars ti) IvJiW ' Wti Inti/ ilnou^takiihlh/odso of self dbf?nool^Al/^/t/ 'AdMhth"- 11 CORE OP AN APPLK -Misa Mary Kilon Foy, the young lady' Wli'dso, throat wascu$,l)y ,tho oorc ot' un apple in the Normn\School, a few days ago, is dying. Sho was cutting (ho apple; and while in the tot of H wallowing a portion of the core, it out tho lininer of her thro-t and *pvp,rid,pf>jtjw?rtcrjea Jil?e:ii^tyife ?lor ohi-sinates wero iisto?ish?d to seo lier full over on tho'flo'or.atid vnmii lirgnv>n);int?. ties of blood. Sho-.waaio irried> tn thftj police station, but Uttr* could ne dohd for 'tier be yond keeping her perfectly quiet. lier mother* who had been summoned, wu; not id lowed to. remove her noni next morning, far fear of fats! cons?quences. The poor woman sat iii tho'station hou?o watching lier -daugh tor nfl night. Next day abo todk her home, where abo has tain over since, slowly wast ?tur away . It is i inpossible fur her to swal low mi) thing whatever, mid her stomach has become so contracted that nothing cnn cutt r it. S, ho is so weak front lo-s of blood and starvation that tho physicians, in attend ,nee ref uso to perform any aper? t ion on her, or oven to insert a silver feeling tubo below tho wound, aa hus been successfully done in other instances where the .Mouth or throat have boen injured. They say that she could out survive; an instant. A gond joko is told of a little three your old fellow who, hiving di-mbcyod .his fal her, was ah ut lo incur tho penalty-a switching. The father deliberately prepared II rod, while hit son Stood a. 'sad and silent spectator. As the parent approached to thc 'unpleasant duty, tho- boy started nt.II brigit run toward-- a' neighHoringOtul.' ?IDh\j CUhor pursued and fora timo tho,yoting<ter iuer.ias ed tho distance hetweeo them' ; but gradually hi- ?trongth began to f iii, and wheo he roach ed tho hill mid begin to ascend he snon hut ' bis vintage ground. ? Nearer and nearer, the ?nita father appro-iohed, and just ns tho top of tho hill was reached, and as ho c une with* in arms leticth of the littlefugitive, who was ready tu fall fro'ii exhaustion, tho boy quick ly faced idiput, dropped trton. the. .ground, and with ap indiseribabbiic^t of ?h^it^mni'e ex claimed ; "l^'api. that-malera a fellow blow -don't it !"' This ..changing of thotiahjet-t'l was so extremely ludicrous that tho fithei f laughed heattilybf<y\ ,lhp >t+ategy which bb . h opeful? sb n Wf?bttoll, fjll tlie tod waa liol . used. IltpiR,-r1. Wc may bo quito sure thal our will is likely to'be crossed during thi day; so let us proparo.for it.--, ...... 2. Every person iii :lhe liouse has nn evil nature, ns well as ourselves, uud therefore wt must nut expect too muoh. t 3. Look upon each member of tho fsinilj ns ono for.whom (Mn ?st died!. 4. When inclined to give any angry an swer. Iel us-11 ft up tho heart in prayer. 5. Il from sickness, pain or Infirmity, wc feel irritable, let us keep a very strict walo! over nu twelves. : , ? Observe" when others are suffering one drop a word of kindness. 7. Watch, for little opportunities of pleas lng, and put litt'e annoyances out of tin Way. , u 8. Toko n cheerful view of everything ant encourage hope. 9. Sp?*dc kindly to.jdep^ndtiot^ nn^ ser vants, ?nd pr .lise them when you uah. ' 710. In all little pleasures which may ocetir put Rolf last. ll,-Try for'the soft answor that turnet! away wrath. U'ti THR Lost nY 'i UK CHIC\no'Pints.-Tin numbers of persons who perished in the Old cago firo is csti.uistod to hs ve,- been at leas five hundred. Over one hundred bodies Ira*: , been reen ved nearly nil of which lia ve hen identified, and the wofU nf clearing away th mina is still far from completion. In th swift rush of tim fl unos hundreds of ptjnpli were unquestionably consumed so complete!] ps not to loavo evon a vostigo'nf bnn'o,''1i oven ashes, to tell the'ir fate. Lettets f.| missing friends Inj? pouring into the eityffoi lill quarters, and tb? p?hli?attyo of these lr, been tho moans, trucing m my who woro . suj p o?ed to bo lost. Tho Chicago Tlmtt pull ??shes n list of those known to bo missim und says the,sud probability is that tho dent list will considerably i xceod five hundred.' MILITARY!'AMbtitstfl.-?-Sthno our tiprirt* hut, wonk. Wm. Ramsey. Columbus llan.se; Bunuel Randolph and I'] Ross Sop mell hui been arrested and imprisoned by tii6 militai authorities. Leander Spencer has boen sei to Colu 'ibia; snd' the following have Y,t>.t discharged .from tho prison, here: J T. WI kerwin, wi 8. Wilkcra/od and J. II, Rdoo/i worth, leaving 17 yet in prison. ? The negrn(,,Lie i?/lr*?r 'lusortea n rested somo WOVRI) AgN .by'the'HlilUap). \>o turned over to the civil ? authorities on Tm day \m,--Yorboi{lf $/iqui,rer. .,, . rr], IT] 1 iti i i. . i/i K J ?W Just listen1 to OnceEdenwood . ? women TOftW^^^yW^.M "fl i Og machines, and kile w how to uso. t hon); : woman would have a vote who oould not re .nd j write; who 7Vk? JQ? I hip in osnt np h 7p?il?inory ne?i^rty^iolonj K^?ini d%Jif dnnld not imiko' a loaf of JbMnd, a puddin SP ?? f WflP*M$??Wl Ptf'W if ;P!l? Jlt?K bonding b.ouse, and, support a lnwb? deoenUy/' [ J , ajW AWWuf-goVm 'Mtro?i liquor ?o? d fth'ufty fu finding e world : / .jMitw Lulio A. Mnnroo, tho pot d?ughtor j(j?t|ioIMfro?o|ipd .jfflditqr' ?f( thia p.ipor.d?.??onv lng disgusted with thu troop nf gentlemanly ioV?M?T n.i?d mintabie briutOrH Vf hom WO haVO ttiiiphfytstt ?urlhgtl?e'pW few'months,1 swap ping .upe,for another every few day? nod woi-k??, cleated (?io inst uno out lust Mtavk nod determined to de ult thu work herself. Every type in this issue- wtis net'up by her nimble linbern, Including the ?oW advertisements fiinu-o our last tsoi:i. and she h ft throo cul \iiuns fyrnext ; A??d. hosidort n|l thin, sho did M Mg washing, read ubouf fifty pewfp'i? per?, mid t,onk two days recreation ut the Miiphelld'ii'ir ; timi this votive und spunky lUtlo "prJnieriW docbir?a her indention to wt up the whole p?iper herself hereafter." . , J 'i >,,/ .. :-.:.**.,.; . , / I Pocket, hook snatching, Indies being generally the victims, it? (rettfpiiV'tu be ulam.' ingly pr?voient in Charleston. A neuro tonk ono from a Judy on Saturday, but ho was sub senueutly captured und afict words lodged in Jim. ? '? . I i??? There wcro manufactured in the Uni ted State* lust Vest overa half million sowing muuhiiics. - <- ? J_(U14' ' ?3f~ The number of now buildings erect ed or bOsjun in tho city of Philadelphia last year waa* 6,000. B&* Mr. Cowen, of Tennessee, has Ind a bullet extracted from tho hone of hin Ifs;, in whtuh it hud been imbedded for *ev>-n yo^rs. J&W To morrow may ho eternity with you; thereforVlivo nu 011 the margin of eternity, UH next door to heaven. B?3u Tn Nebraska courtship* nro Said to average three hours and a half, in length. B?u Dainty precision mid freshness in dress is as essential tu a woman as a flower. ??y* That charity is had whhh takes from in dependence its proper pride, and f.-oni men d toity its salutary shaine. JK5y* A colony Of 6000' nojrniia ore muk int; arr ingctuentH to settle inLiwroiico coun ty, Kansas. BUSINESS- DIRECTORY. O O ONE E ' ? ? UN T Y. Comity OftlCCI**. JESSE W. STIUULlNtt, Clurk of tho Court '-- ii Ml ? til iii JAMES II: ROBINS! Sheriff STILES P. DENDY, Jodee of Probate W A LTE lt M WOODJ N, < hanmer. FLETUUEll SMITH, School Commis Stoner. LEWIS M 00 lilil? AD, J. Y JONES, A. LAY. County (lotliininsio'iers. L. Bi JOHNSON. County Auditor. B W. HELL. County TreuMirer. A. BUENl'?t?KW. Jory Commissioner. D.' RIEMANN. State Senator O. M. DOYLE, J. Li SHAN KLIN, Hepreseittntives. ?i>\y. C. LEK, \Y. [M. WOOI iN, J. \V. LIVINC.STON. J. B. SAN DEUS, JAS B. lilli LU PS? Trial Justices. /, ' _ Town OITii'iM's. JOHN ANS KU Sr, Intehdaht. O M YAUIMOUCH. II. (1. ROH H Adj, IT. STUCKE. Al. BDLW INK LE. II. W. RI EPEU, A. BUEN ECKE, Wardens. West Union. ! }J. P. M ICKLE ll. Tnt.Mid.nt. 'J. M. BEARD, ANDREW OSBORNE, Dr. B. S: JAMES, FLETCl/EU SMITU, Wardens. ) 1ST E W FALL AND WINTER lit to?vil . : Ji.iW .I. . ? .lil O' --fi!) III io : /j . iril??PIESiri un..vi??0;<'n ?? HT? ' . ' ' !>???..'?fy Of! l-'vnhit it;: II .-. Illh'iOl -.M''>'. ( ? I BW^UE Subscriber toko* pleasure in Informing 'X. ' hr* friend? .ai)d ,uu?to|nor'?t tbatlia btv 5dst r?oeiyed rill) .'..ll'," .A linage mid AwsorJt'i? Stock --OP Fall and Winter Cioods, consisting, in pnrf, of ' \ DRY PQODS, ^ Ski|^4t|j|& l^^la^^^ IB A|U> W Ul $0, ! ii oars 'ANO sqpEs; \ ?ATS AND CAPS. antL fffi M???r*T?VRR1^ WfW t?p'. class' np-?"UUtrv store; all ,of wlooli- Will, hs *?ld[offiW Feolmtt ihiinkfijl ,to lil.Yifriftf^tpMtdWi pilli .fCpuge he/ot./fiir,?) oxtenuediMl belbin '?I Uf,ti nsj wolf us fho.rmhl?c gnnerally..nho mo?inn .curly oalLj/ipd/l/wH.l; igjm^fjitito satisfaction, ,butti in quajity'and pricf)?of floods, t- -"j 5 ." ' ' - - ?. PI^MIA^'^. ;/ Oot27, u*U-')??i Ah')81 ln$A*X pijj 7.1 - ?oho '/ IK ,fdl?dl/?7/ 1 . Ifitlp i /J?HRuU5'ahoHt.MnnWpt,'Prlre ,will fc??. f>iii<j f0h ( I ORBKNieri WiKhL CUUKD IIIDIis. de. livered at my Ta it nary. ?>r aiith?isin?re* of .B'nH .' roAnn^.Pftnknlghf.'iPjlohfiwdor-Mioklir.. . Hides also received sod tanned on shnrew?! i jf v.?001 Ai H. OeCORlf?. ! Oe?. 1?, Uli .; 61 Price %i6 Cash, with tlstial Advance for Time. 1^Xj>KHt?KCE in tho URO of. this Guano for li tho past, six yearain thin State, for Oottdn and Corn., hon so fur established its oharnoter fur cxbcllonco ns to render continent unneces sary. In accordance with tho established pol loy of tho Company tb furnish the best Concentrated Fertiliser nt tho lowest oust to -oonVnmer, this Gu;mu is put into.market thia seaton nt the above reduced price, which ?bo Company is on? obied to do by reason nf its largo fuoilities and tho reduced oust of manufacture. The i-nppl icu put into market this season are, as heretofore, prepared under the personal su* peri n tenden co of Dr,. St. Julinu Ha ven ol. Chem* 1st of tho Company.?ai Charleston, ?. C. hence, pl II nt ors may rk?? assured that it? QUALITY ?nd COMPOSITION is precixoly the samo as that heretofore sold. At the present low price every acre planted cnn be fertilized with 200 p.mud? Cunno at aces', int exceeding the present \vuiuo of .V? pounds of cotton, whiie experience bax idmwn that under favorable conditions of season and eu lt i vu t i< m the crop ls increased by tl/o opblionib>i?.from two to tinco du hi the natu ral eapaoity of the soil, lionel.'under n<? con ditton :omtid.lt? application full to compensate , for tho outlaVi Apply tn ) V\ p - J. N. HOBSON; Agent Pacific Ornum Company, No. 6ftEast Bay and Nos. 1 ? 2 Atlantic Wharf, lt CharleHton.S. 0. , JN?. S. REESE 4b 00 , Oonoral Anent*. Deo. 1,1871 . 0 3m P?O?PI0"?tf?NQ COMPANYS ??IM] ip ?y \W? ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME, FOR COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED. | I 'rice $25 Cash, xcilh Usual Advance for Time. rfMUS article is prepared under tho snperin 1 tendon* of Dr. ST. JULIAN RAVEN EL expressly for compimtiiig, with colton seed. It was introducid by t li is Company two years ? ago. and ita uso hus fully attested its value- i 200 h* SAO pounds of this article per acre, properly bom post ed with ?he ?arno weight ?d' cohn i seed; furnishes 'iinji Planier with a FER j Tl Ll/.KR of ibo highest excellence nt ihe IsmuHusi cos?. A <!'>mp'>s| prepared with ibis article, as by printed directions furnished, c m laius all the elements of (ertilitity tbiitcail eu ler into a first class Fertilizer, while its eooim my must commend iisliheral oso to planters. ; F<o- supplies and printed directions for oom posting apply tn J N. ROU-ON. Agent Pacific Omino Com pu nv. No. GS East Hay. and Non. 1 &2 At huit ju Wharf, ,/i li id J OhiiileMoii, S. C. l JNO S. REESE & CO., General Agenta. Dec. I. 1S71 G Sin LEATHER, BOOT AND SHOE Is/L a,n-ufa,o"tory' PERSQNS wanting to pureba** GGu mid CHEAP BOOTS mid SHOES, aro io speclfully invited to bull at W A. Lay's Man ul'aetory. whore they can get. on tho he-t terms, anything in that line (made io tho S .nth) they wont. Having competent work men in very department of tho work, be en sores satisfaction. Mechanics, who cati "Imx the craft." will pl; way- Hud a seat nf work nt Lay's Manufactory. The patronage of the public solioiled. asr RAW I1IDFS WANTED. Mauufactory near Parryville. B. R. R. lt. W. A. LAV. Jan. 6.1871 37 ly IHAVE resumed the praclieo of my prnfes sion at my old stand, nppusjto Dr. Nor man's. I shall work nt prices which will defy compel io'ii. hut. shall coi tin ne to use tho wry host of niatorial. Dec 1. 1871 6 Land for Sale! rOFFER FOR SALE 100 to 500 ACRES of Valuable Land, in Picken? County, on 'rflud leading from Trap lo Greenville. Tracts small and improved. Terms casv. A. J ANDERDON. Doc. 7. 1870 8 G1ULVT"B?RGAINS! 1AM" now receiving, from tho best markets, a Well solectod Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of everything usually found in an up country More. I have on hand it olmico lot ?if Lndiow' D^ORS Go.als. among which mny bo found tho follow ing WORSTEDS, pf LA IKES, POPLINS. -FENNELS. LINDSEYS. CALICOES. COTTON STRIP-S, AND II O M E S P ? N 'S , , I/' A Int of Gontlenion's Furnishing Gond?, con', sisting of Jeans, OussiuioreB, and cheap Twilled Gpod?. . ; i A choice and w?ll peleetod stock nf Men?', Ladies' and Childrens' HOOTS mid SHOES. Also, n lot of ('ff Alj.DWA RB, GROCERIES, MEDICINES, Abd. l? fact, an assortment generally of every thing usually called for lo this country, and-1 ! warrant goi>d bargains; eil ber for Cash ur Darier. lt I). NANCE. < j West Union, S. C. W?\" Those indebted t" "1? }nf store ac counts, must call urra! soul..' as I'^need thc funds to carry on n>y business, ' Lot thom re?, member tlmt'oue'gnbd torn deserve-, nnnth >r. ol . ..; .- l?*a I ?.'..'. JR. I) NJ ,N<?*. 1, 1871 , 2 3m .TAILORING. nul fanni' '.? ola i yr sa .mai fr 1^1 IE Undersigned having permanently es J tnhlished himcclf nt Walhalla ns n MER CHANT,; TAILOR, hereby offers his servies pi those dbsiriug a good ?nit nf clothes, Foi- tho information ?vf such the foll..wing prices aro > nwnexod fyyH ee?tbnwle^iiir-^Cuttu?^ Punts, I JR) cents; Vest, 50 coins ; Cont, 75 cents. F?ir <(mikingJ?nft Broadcloth suit, Dont.,.Vest and ,?PnpM,JIG,.' .Pftio'r subs betwe?h' thbso two1 piepiiitn,V?i'libl(v?, in propdrtihri. . MfUl Th? 'i|b.?ve prices are cash1 and will be sfrpiiy' adored tb. If no fit no charge will be WM. WAI*S?51WArt# Nov. IT, 1871 4 1 ?. WAI.MB. Proorlotor. lt.? MotoK?LD&?o.,Dni?wJat?Md Cl m. A if 'is, San Ft anclseo, 0*1., ?nd Stand SI Uomiucrco?t , N.V. BU I.lil ?NH Bear Testimony (o ?heir tVondorml Curativo ICflecla. They aro nut a vito Fnucy ?rink, made ot IV.or Ku m, Whlukt > , Proof Spirits and tte? faso Liquor* doctored, spiced and sweetened tb please ttl? tasto, culled '"r?nica," " Appetisers," " Restorers, " fco,, that i lead the tippler on to drunkenness and min, but are a trna ' Medicino, modo from the Nativo Roots and llorbsof California, free from nil Alcoholic Ht I mu Inn tn. They ar? th? (JKKAT III.??? PUKIPIUU und A I.I PK GIV- _J i 1 NH I'll?NCl 1*?/IC, II pcrfoct Renovutor and Invigorator ot T tlio System, carry Ink off all poisonous matter and restoring th? blood lo a healthy Condition. . No person otto tak? MICRO Hitter? according to directions mid remain 1I.UK Unwell, provided their . bones are not destroyed by mineral poldon R or other mean?, amt ' .ho vital Organa ?usted beyond tho pol nt of repair, j Th i! y area fi ont lo Purgative no well a? n. Tonic, I poisc?airlg, also, tho peculisr merit of acting an a powerful I agent In relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of the Liver; : and of all th * Visceral Organs. ' FOlt PK.1IAI.? COMPLAINTS, whethor in young of ? old, married or single. At tho dawn of Womanhood ct ut thal terri of life; tliese Tonio Dlttera havo no cqnal. Por Iu?cMuitiMorr mid Chronic ll h on uta tinto nnrf ,,,,, CJout, llyspopsia or Itirilpciitlnoi linton?, ?<iiinU~?f*Z*:-~^ tOlft nix! In tor mitt ni? Kevern, JHOetiHOO of Um f LJA Dlood, Liver, Kidney? nml IHmldor, th? o Itlttoro \??m hnv? liecii most successful. Such Dlaeneci? uro cuti*?-d liy ^Oj*-*"' Yltlntcrl Illootl, which' la generally produced by dornin?** ment nf tho Digestive ?runUH. DYSPEPSIA OU ) N1) 11 Jl". HT ION, Hondachc, Pair. In tho Bhonldcris Cougal is. Tightness of thu Ches', Dizziness, Hour Eructation* ofine Stomach, flail Uu-?e Iii tifo Month, lin tons Attucks, Palpitation of tho Heart, Iiifliuiiinutloii ut tho Lungs. I'uln in tho nv lon? of the Kidneys, nuil n hundred' I otlior {.sinful symptoms, hro tho offsprings of Dyspepsia. Thoy InvlgorutothO Stomach mid rlltmitntc tho torpid livet onrl bowels, which render Iheni of iiucqunllcd cnicncy in deana. lng the blood of nil Impurities,nial imparting luiW S?fumul vigor to tho whole systom, POK HIvlN DISEASES. Eruptions, Tetter, Bait Rhoum, nlotchcs, Spot H, l'Impie?. Puntilles, Hulls, Carbuncle*, ltlng-Wonns, Bcnld-llead, Boro Eyes, Eryid|ielas, Itch, Ben rte. Discolorations of tim Skin, iluiuprsand 1?IKCOSV;? of thoBkln.of v hatovcr min io or nu turu, aro literally dug up nn<l curried out of tho ay st em In a short timo by tho. uso of thoso Bitters. One ?MI bottle in suchcaso:) will convince tho mo>-t iocrcdnlouH of their curativo effects. C cann? tho Vitiated Wood whonnver you find Ita impurities bursting through tho tittil lu Plmplus, Eruptions or Bores; cleanse lt when you And it obstructed or ehigtosh in tho vein*} cleanse lt whon lt ls foul, mu! your fcollngs will tell you when. Keep tho Mood puro mid tho heult h of tho s.vslom will follow. PIN, 'TA PB, arid other W ?lt .11S, lurklua in tho system of so ninny th insande. oro eil '??ol ml y destroyed and removed. For full dltvotlout. read carefully the circular around ?Aull bottle, prlut.'d In four lo . .guaye.,-English, Clciiimn, French and Spanish. Old pr?judice? aro dying out. Now fir!? are killing them. The Won that Invalids, waakoncd hr dl?ea*o, can IK> re lieved hy prentmt\.m th m with destructive drugi, ts no longer enterlaliied except by inononiiuilncs. Ever slnco tho Introduc tion of PR. WAI.?HUB VISKUAR ?ITTKI.H. it lina been obvious that their regututllur mid (nvlcorat Irisr profieftlr-s aro all-oiln clent for tho cure of chronic indigestion, rheumatism, constipa tion, diarrhoea, nervous affections mid mnliirinus fevers, and their aro now Un- standard i comly for these complaints lu every suc tion of the Union. BOLD UV AT.L DRUGGIRT3 AND DEALBRB. J. VAI.IOII. Pronrlo" r. ll ll. McDOKAliD St lUtX Dnurtrfste and den. Agts., San Francisco, Cul.,und ?lCommcrca st., ?C.V. FCu 5A;,H LY JAMES & SPEARMAN, Walhalla and D'est Union, S. 0. Aug. ll. 1871 il I j DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, &C? F - jrP; , TOALE, nittiiiiCucturer mid I>?ml?r, No. 20 Iltyne Street and Jiorlbeck'v Wharf, CHARLESTON, 8. C. This is i hu largest ami inoal completo Fac tory of lim kind in I lie Soin hum Stntea. and all arlioH'S in this linc can bo tuvninlietl.by .Mr. P. V. ToAi.B, nt pri?es wliiuh dely competition. fc'.aV" A pmnphlot with lull ami detailed Hat of nil aizes ut' Doors. Sai*he? an<t Ulinda, and the price? of euoh, will be Bent ?roo and post paid, ou application to I*. I*. TOALS:, ClIARIihS'sON, S. C. July' 14, 38 ly ?TR. STOK?^ BLANK BOOK MAN?FAC?0K3T AND Paper Rullngr >:stuI>llM!siiicnt, Opposite tho Pheonix and Gleaner Publishing , lluutie, . MAIN ST ll E KT, COLUMBIA, 8/0/ 1>LANK BOOKS of all kindfl, euch o.? Shef J I??'H, Olovkrt', Judge of Probate. Colint.v Ouomiiif alon ors, etc-, made td order and-ruled!. to anj pattern, of the UK.^T I'APKH AND MATT.NI AI.H. with or without printed -hcadiugH ; nlno, p iged or inddiod, an reb.n?redJ t A. iv\ Spi'oial nttenti'in givon ta. th? hindrnft ?I Musio, Pei indieals, Ltiw Jiooks, and nil othor , .work. 'I T ri V 'I ' /; May 18. 18C0 i2 . tf it. tim,DSM rm. V. KIND, GOLDSMITH & KIND. Voit nt\ ors M ii d ita a c bi 1 tl 1st ?, l'fVJ .. (i'll(ENIX IRON WORKB.) , CO h UMJ3IA, S. C., M?IMWP OK. STEA^.^^? > gi.iien. t?jt nil Hisp?? ; li?me Powern. Circu lar and Muley Haw Milln, Flour Mill?. Onial , anti Sugar Cuno Milln. Ornamental Himno ami Store Fronts, Railing* for Oravo Yard*,.Agrl* .,, en'.tnrnl linplemeiitn, cte. ., Umnn mid Iron "Cailingn of nil kinds mudo to? ordor on nhort ' nm ice, amljiOnitho; mont lonnomtble ieyrnH. A|HI>, manlUfs?iurera of Cotton Pre?a?A ^o,| May ?). Ml SO / ly - ? ? -|t--^r ^ , i-. ? ^ , I jj j Itf l.ltf I f illV Jt'i-t " J U ?'T lt E ?.ptIfMVfi/. ni ft| ft**Wl ?7T . ..'!>.-. -i ? ,h lil (I tl 7 <.l..,dl,;7/ \>/? ??V!'I1/, A. Pl&CJHES&E&S, * s* LOT* OF'\^TGllVM. ^Mm? J^^KLItt; Pistola. CartrliUefl.'aiidy alfnai?? tk'.v^i? Bury- arti?iiiB )n tho Hpbriinaline} 'Oaaufos and J? anoy Qfiodfl gchorally ( all Of Wh1oV#l!l ba aojd low for Ilia Cash.' ': ' Kopai ri ng, in tell Kn branohw, do???; wteUl??At no8H and diepatoh. Bf???, Givo mc a call, ?nd 1 will Kufivante? Oot. 18, lri7l 51 ,. ... *? " v