Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' - '* ' . "I wWeo yo? agalaT, oed your boort ?ball ^ ^Jolee, aad???r Joy mo iii Ukolb from yo?." LM* ladled le light fro? Heaven, ilUlg fe* 0?3bead ?aofbl. .om fro? Mtf ?Mb ?or did i5e*gbl4 of Hilra who/oraoed Uewhol?, r circling rcond ibo eoul I < , J?*.V? lt of ?*.> lifo, ? Iktof p?rt, W4?*U?> .*.*. ??le)t?n??^.^r?*V t*ba? We ?lo?? which vlrtuVe lew? control, N DNwor.ro? reoeptlon la th? booton ?eui.-MuripU** .Tie boiler to b?To lo rod ?nd lost Than ?ever to bare lovod ak all.- Ttnnyton. ? Loro la aol lava i Which altara wheo lt alteration Sade* Lo?? .!terr Dot with bio brio? boara Md week?, . JBo* booro )t oat tren to tho edge of doom, itttbla ba error, and ?pon no proved, vI??v?r wri^ngr DO mao ?vor lov?d. Ab, rna 1 for aught that ?ver I eould road, . Could or er boar by Ul? or history, Tb? coom of tra? lora ??var did ran ?mooth. Shaktpturt. Ba who ?tem? a itroam with ??nd, Sr Cottero flam? with flaxen band, [aa y?t a bardar Utk to prov? By firm reiolve to conquer Lo?*. ' It lo tb? iecret aymoatby, - Tb? ailror Hob, Ibo ?liken ti?, "Which b?art to heart, and mind to miad, lo body and in ?oui caa bind. Io peace, Love tunes th? abopberd't reed ; ' .1? war, he n on nt? th? warrior's ?teed; .Ja ball?. In gay attire lo seen ; In hamlets, daacea OB tho green. Love rule? th? court, tba camp, th? grove ; All men below, and saints above. For Love la Heaven, and Ilea ven ia Love-.Scoff. I Ia lobing thou doat well ; in paaalon, not, Wherein tra? Love conflate not. Loro refinos Tb? thoughts, and Heart enlarge?, hath Its 8oat lu Kennon, and la judicious, la the acalo By which to Heiw'nl? love thou may'st aacend. Not sunk in carnal pleaeure : for whieh co?te ' Among th? hons ta uo mate for thoo waa found. Hilton. ? If Love were endiosa, men wera god? ; 'tia that Doee counterbalance travail, danger, pain. 'Tia Heaven's expedient to make mortals beur Tb? light, and cheat them of tho peaceful grave. Yo un ?j. "Why should we kill the beat of payions, Love? It aide the hero, bida ambition rite To nobljr heights, inspires immortal doods, Ev'u sot tem. brutes, und adda a graeo to virtue. Thornton. Io joyous Youtb, what soul both never known Thought, feeling, toato, harmonious to ita own? Vlb? hath not paused whilo Boauty'a pensive oyo Aak'd from hi? hoart the homage of a aigh ? Who hath not nwn'd with rapturo smitten frame, The power ol Grace, tho mugio ofanmno. ? . Cautpbell. -- lt is easier to suppress tho first desire, than to satisfy nil that follow it - The poor have little, beggars none The rioh too much, enough not one -.When a person dcolares that his "brain ia on fire," is it etiquette to blow it out r --Soft aoap, io some shape, pleases all ; and, generally spooking, the more lye you put into it tho better. - Modesty is more becoming, an alwaya esteemed more valuable .than beauty. Beauty perishes, but modesty never decays. - A Christian should never pload spiritually for being a sloven. If h be a shoe-clcanor, he should bo thc best in tho town. - No earthly possessions or mental endowments can supply the place of re? ligion, beoanse that alone brings salva tion. -- Mrs. Stevens made the astounding declaration, at a recent women's suffrage meeting in San Francisco, "that women oonld not become moo if they tried." mJm "Yoong man, do you beliove in a future state ?" "In course I duz ; and what's more, I mean to enter it as soon as Botay gets her things ready." - A man advertises for "competen persons to undertake the sale ot a new medicine," and adda that '-it will bo profitable to tho undertaker." -. Come to God for what no one else can give you, or do for you ; plead His ?roniise, and expect His aid ; so you onor Him. You cannot trust mao too little nor God too muoh. -Stubuss said to one of his debtors, "Isn't it about timo you paid mo thal little bill ?" "My dear sir," was tho consoling reply, "it is not o question of time, it is a question of money." r- "Madam," said a cross tempered physician to a patient, "if women were admitted to Paradiso, their tongues would make it a purgatory." "And some physicians, if allowed to practico there," replied the lady "w uld soon mako it a desert." -Said a youngster in high glee, dis playing his purchases to a bosom fr?en on the sidewalk, "Two ooooanut8 for ten cents I that will mako me sick to morrow, and I won have to go- to school." -."Oh, Tommy, that was adrairablo in you, to eat your little sister's share of cake !" "Why," said Tommy, "didn't yon tefl mo, ma, that I was always to take her part. - "Good" morning, Pennis! You have at last, I perceive, displayed taste in the purchase of a hat. ''Throe for yon, sir'; suro it has crown anyhow. But look at thom brogues, eir : am't they illigant ?" To this the friond assented but ob? served that his ooat seemed to fit him "too much." "Ooh !" said ho, in a confidential manner, "there's nothing snprising i that : sure, I wasn't thore when I was measured for it." - "A oountry pedagogue had two pupils to one of whom he wai partial, an to tho other severe. Ooo morning huppened that these two boys were lat and were called up to aeeount tor it. "You must have heard the bell, boys why did you not come ?" "Please, sir," ?aid the favorite, "I was dreamitt' that I wan groin' to Californy and I thought the school-bell was th steamboat bull, as I was goin' in." "Very well," said tho muster, glad of .ny pretext to excuso his favorite. "An now, air," turning to tho other, "what have you to say ?" "Please,.air," said the puzzled boy,< -I-waa waiting to see Tom off!" u e v a I? h o h b ii fi a P ? n w u ai tl tl Vi 1< Ot w at Ol 0 et w 8t W ai tl tl ol at tli fo Ul WI Ol ?a V s me ?pa cnn oat air ins Hnr bon nhl Rt. riot wt! ? A1 Co? du* ? Conference "of the MethodistfcpUioopai Uhurcb, published ?o tho Memphis Daify Appeal: ' ?? . ht. Sbippppowo of Resolutions of ijm pat hy paused by the last General Joofereoee, affecting the church at Columbia, 8. 0. ; of its sufferings at the ?aods of war ; of its former prosperity ? ta bound less liberality y of tho ?v gaocr-. " ?ity of its members; -ijeseie?UhAt/.of di suffer* in Coluuibia, the -Motho- . list Church bore the most grievous cal Unities. The church building was re luced to ashes) the homes of Tts mern? ?era were horned, and all their proper y swept away. The congregation is oo poor to rebuild their house of wor? in p, and have only a little chapel iu dequate to the wauts of the coogrega? ion. , . Dr. Sehon moved the adoption of ? esolution providing for a conoession of ll that is asked by the petition. Dr. Smith, of South Carolina, said hat the ehuroh spoken of had suffered 8 none others. Its people were poorer han those of any church or city in the iouth, and .that South Carolina was tn hq worst condition of any in tho South, 'he difference in the social and indus rial condition of the two States, South ?arolina sud Georgia, was most strongly larked and palpable. In Carolina the copie wero still trodden under foot by lie harshest task master?, who held ffiees with not tho remotest idea of romoting ends of publio good. They uly sought to oppress and rob the peo? le, and gather wealth for themselves, 'he ownership of"rca! estate in Culura? in begets poverty. A house that is Doted for $600 is taxed $575. Column ia, once famed, for the intelligence, ublic and private morals of its people, nd for the genius, eloquence and learn? rig of individual citizens, whose lofty hai noter and many virtues gave tone to ooiety, is reduced to the utmost straits f poverty, oud subjected to every pro css designed to degrade and destroy, 'ho tasteful scholarship of Lcguro, tho latch loss moral and intellectual gran cur of Calhoun, thc splendid oratory f Preston and McDuifie, onoo made ?olumbia tho abidiug place of all that ] lade life delightful. The condition of he ruined city to day presented n lournftil contrast with its pristine lory und splendor. It is sud mid Bick, tiing to contemplate thc present aud ream of the past. Of wealth there is one, aud poverty in its rugs and gaber ine has invaded alike the palaces of tho ich and hovels of tho poor.. Indigent s are thoso people, they are generous 3 the last degreo. They share with ne another the little that is left them, nd widows and orphans are not forgot JO by those who have more than he absolute wauts of life demand, 'he little chapel they occupy ns a lace of worship, will not contain the ongregation that often gathers about :s doorway, nod they often secured the se of buildings of other denominations, spccinlly of the Baptist, who had been cry kind. Bishop Capers, Dunwoody nd other groat thinkers and orators of lethodism, sleep in the churchyard ard by. Their monuments had been verthrown or destroyed by bloody, red anded war, and desecration, and burn? ie outrage, and insufferable calamities larked every feature of the church's jrtunes. Will not thoso moro blest in bundaneo help those so utterly im ovcrished ? The sympathies of this ourishing city would be touched if it my listen to a simple recital of woes diioh have befallen the church at Goi? mbla. Bishop Andrew approved tho utter noes of Dr. Smith. He had dedicated lie Church at Columbia, years ago, to be most High. Capers was there, and tany of tho purest und best, und most iarnod men. Tho ohaructcr of the ongregation, its virtues and Christian ort li, had not been too highly colored, ad there can be no worthier object of ur beneficence. It was first in all hristian virtues. Many of its strong it members have fallen beneath tho eight of terrible calamities, and tho irvivors arc hurdly able to live. There as once no limit to their generosity id deeds of Christian charity. Help tem j they will coon bo able to help lemselves, and a church edifice worthy ; thc people will soon rise from tho thea ofthat which was destroyed. Dr. MoAunully epoko with tearful rcs when he said that each member of ie Conforciioe should forward a sum r tho purpose of rebuilding tho Col nbiu church, and erecting a memorial :n-?hy of tho fame aud virtues of Dr. i pera. MUSIC Lh.SS0N<. "~ ocal and Inst runion tal. Tho undersigned having taken his resitieaoe nt nitor, ?viii give lessons in Singing nutt on the ANO nnd VIOLIN. Ile will likcwiso give in notions in FRENCH, OBUM AN und A KITH - BTIC. TUNING OF PIANOS ATTENDED TO. Por further particulars, apply to him at bia id?neo in Ilurviu Street. H. C. M. KOPFP. cb 2-tr_ t. Joseph's Academy. OONDUOTEt) DY TUB Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy, SUMTER, S. C. TUB Collegiate Exercises of this First Class Instituto, will be resumed on tho 1st of September. A prompt iitteudnnun is requested in ord, r to facilitate tho r-rogrus, mid arrenge nt of Ibo classes. Tho new buildings ore clous and elegantly finished, furnishing BO imodntinns fur ouo hundred boarders. The onsivo grounds and pincius nm ampio for open e.xorciso, sud young Indios aro thoroughly Iruoted in English Miithoiiintici, Froncb, Ita i, Muslo, Drawing, Painting, Ac, Ao. Location Itby, (.ir puro, wa er good, nnd torras ronson o. F<>r particulars apply to tho Superioress of Jusoph's Acudo,ny, Sumter, or to tho Snpe -ese of the Sinters of Morey, Charleston, who I endeavor lo meet tho pros* uro o? (ho times, [ev. 10 JESSE THOMPSON, ttorney and Counselor at Law, SUMTER, S. C. *?- WILL PR ACTI?1?, ??H?I the ida of tho Third Judicial Circuit, aleo, in the ?renne Court ul Charleston and Columbi?, fay be consulted nt prisent at "Suinter Wntoh. i" Ornoo, pill 2T John F, Taylor. A Co. Not.4, 6, $,10 A 12 PRITCHARD 8t. C II A Steam Engines und Boilers, i M A RIN B/8 f ATION^RT A PORTA BLE' Rice Treshers, and Mills of! t ./ evervdescHptiorj.-T ^ Shafting Pulli?s and ' Geariug; Iftftt Fronts for Buildings, &' Castings of every kind in Iron or Brass. (Ye guarantee to furnish Engines and Boilers of as good qu?l- j ity and power, and at^ as low rates as can : : be had in J ' ' f flew York?4Baltimore or Phila? delphia. : AGENTS FORV. ' rUDSON'S CELEBRATED GOV? ERNOR AND STOP VALVE, rhioh are put on all of our Eygines, Apr? 20 >_. '? lm SPRING AND SUMMER S SEXj?L^aS. A tbt Variety of Ft ATS, Ac, at STEELE'S "HAT IALL" eclipsos anything yet offered in this ino. 43- TUEN THE PRICES t -?a ion's Wide and Narrow Purni mus, $1 50 to $2.50 Cxtra Wide Straw Hats, for Fishing, 25e. ?Oc. to $1.00. lent's "Nobby" and "Nattie" Dress Straws, $1 00 to $2 00 routh'? Loghorn Straws, 25c. 50c., $1 to $1.50. indies'and Misses' Hoods, 15c. to 25o. 'Inn tut ion Straws, by the dozun, $1.60 to $3. ?irst quality Silk Heaver (now) $5. Professional Stiff Hl;tok lint $2 to $4. den's and Hoy's Soft Fott Huts 50o., $1 to $4. UMBRELLAS, ?INOHAM UMBRELLAS, 75c, $1, $2, $3. VLPACA3, FINE, " $4, $4.50, $5. HLK, " " $7 to $9. I am agent for tho STORM KING UMBRELLA 1 Which will not turn v/rong sido out in a gale. I am ago nt for the 'Burglar-Proof Lock Umbrella." WALKING CANES. JAMBOO, TONQUIN, GRAPEVINE, ASUETOS, HICKORY, MALACCA, AND OTHER CANES, , Yith Ivory, Bone, and Varions Mountings. Canes for Mon, 25c, 50c. 75o. to Fanoy, $2. Children's Little Sutainar Canes, 25o. ' IEMEMBER OUR. WIDE RIM PANAMAS ! STEEL'S HAT HALL, NO. 313 KINO STREET, Charleston, S. C. SIGN OF TIIE BIG HAT. April 20_ 3in JAMES AL.L.EN, DEALER IN Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, FANCY IGOODS, tt'C, IO. 307 KINO-ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Ropnircd. April 20 flin IENRY BISCH0IF & CO. WHOLESALE GR O OERS AND DEALERS IN Wines, Liquors, Segars, TOBACCO, &C, 197 EAST BAY, Charleston, S. C. I.BISCHOFF, C. WULBERN, J. H. PIEPER. April 20-6m_ ESTABLISHED 1838, VAVmii Ho SXLCOX, Furniture Warcrooms, 175, 177 Ac 170 KINO ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. 8?* Goods carefully packed. April 20_Ujnn. April 20 Om CHARLESTON, S. C, BOARD. PER DAY, $3.00. ?BT. n A ll 11,TO ff, MHB. II. h, DUITKUKIKl.t), Siir.^rintfrdrnt._Proprietr NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP, On tho Cor. of SUMTER and CANAL-STS. hore all kinds of Work in the Blacksmithing no will be finished In a workmabllke mann d at the shortest possible notice. Tho undersigned feels eonftdenr, /rom ? eensoH bis experience, (In the business for the last Irty yours) that ho oan give satisfaction, both prices and In th? execution of all work en? latad te bim. W. O. STAN8ILL. April 20 * 8m ?S??KSS? VISITING, AND WEDDING CABDS, *?; AgeBls-BROlUE ?V ?0., Factors and Commission Merchants, CHARLESTON, S. 0. March SO ty TUE CHARLESTON No. SU KINO ST II E ET, CORNER SOCIETY. j? OU?B?iESTON, S. 0. my. : . fi x - ?" . ?GARS. LA CAROLINA, por thousnnd.$20 00 La Carolin?, NM. 1, per thousand......... ......22 00 Le Carona de Espaoa, per thousand.26 00 El Bouqnet, per tboushod.30 00 La Candeur, (?mull cigars,) per tboutaud...36 00 Partages, (Havana Seed.) pur thousand.?0 00 H. Upjnann,(Havana,) per thousund.60 00 Figaro. (Genuine Havana.) per thousand...76 00 Jenny Lind, (Genuine Unvuna ) pr. th'd. 80 00 As all these Cigars are tuade under my especial care and supervision, I can warrant that all will smoke well and give satisfaction nt tho prices. IUPORTED CIOAIIH OP DIFFERENT OllADBB. LEAF TOBACCO FOR MANUFACTURERS. - I have a large and well assorted ?took of Do? wniest i o and imported Leaf Tobacco, such as Con? neoticut, Pennsylvania and Ohio Wrappers and Filling at all prices.. Also, Havana, from filling nt $1 20 upwards to wrappers (Prime) at $2 60 por pound. , NEW CIO ATI BOXES For Cigar Manufacturers, with labels ready for packing. SILK It I B BON fl FOR CIGARS AT ALL PRICBB. ALSO. LAHOR STOCK OF SMOKING AND CIIBWINO TOBACCO AND PIPES. Merchants and consumers are respectfully so? licited to eall before purobasing elsowhero. Sat isfation guaranteed. All orders from tho country will bo promptly executed. . JULIUS MADSEN. April 20-3m _ _ _ Ph. S CHU OEM ANN, 271 KING STREET, (OPPOSITE TIASEL ST.,) I M F o lt T K rt AND D E A L R n IR BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED, KNITTING WOOL, EMBROIDERY PATTERNS, FLOSS SILK, EMBROIDERY SILK, KNITTING AND EMBROIDERY COTTON, KNITTED WORSTED GOODS, FRENCH CORSETS, ALSO LADIES* DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS VELVETS, FRINGES, AC. ?3f~ All orders by mail will bo most carefully attended to, and dealers will be supplied at New York wholesale oriees. April 20 _ 7m F. VON SANTEN, IMPORTER OF Paris Fancy Goods, TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES French Confectionery, FIRE WORKS, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, SUCH AS CLOTHING, NURSERY SHEETING &CM 229 King Streot, 2 doors abovo Markot, CHARLESTON,S.C April 20-3in FURNITURE, FURNITURE. R. WHITE, 236 KI Xis-ST. CHARLESTON, S. C. KEEPS n Largo and Full Assortment ? f Par? lor and Chamber FURNITURE, Bodstcads, Budding, Chairs, Tables, Ac, Ac, which he con? tinues to Sell at his usually LOW PRICES. Every Article warranted ns represented and Goods carefully pitched for shipping. . Orders accompanied by tho Money or draft on a factor, wili obtain goods at the Lowest Rates they cnn bo bought. April 20-.'lin C. A. LENOMCK. CitAS. FOSTER En. EuP.nicK SELL. Lengnick, Sell & Foster? 27 Hayne Street, CHARLESTON, S* C. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FANCY GOODS, LYDIE'S TRIMMER HATS. AND MILLINERY GOODS* April 20-3nt MRS. Me J. BOOTH, KINO STUFET, CHARLESTON, S. C., HAS rocen tl y rocoivod and oponed an assort? ment of 8PRINO AND SUMMER STYLES OF FRENCH MILLINERY. J?y Ludios visiting Charleston, arc invited lo call and examine her select? ions, embracing all tho novelties of (he Season. April 20 3m HULK Especially designed for tb?.use of tb* Medical >rofesaloa ead Hr? Family, possesing those lu r??ale medicinal properties wbteh belong to aa )14 and Pure Gin. Indispensable to Females. Good for Kidney Complaints. A delicious Tonto. Pat ap in .ses, containing ons dnien bettles each, and old by all druggists, grooers, Ao. A. M. BIN INO ER * CO., Esrajllshed 1778, No. 16 Bearer St., N.T. Junen- ly . _.?--*. ? A Delightful Tonio. WE TAKE Q IIB AT PLEASURE IN OF* PB RING TUB OLD CAROLIN A BITTJBRS to th? publlo. Thoy aro compounded with great oar*, and contain tu ino of (bo belt Tonio? in the Phar<nao<i|iU. As evideuceoi the superiority of oar BITTERS over nil others, we have certifl oetee from um ny of toe leading physicians in our Sute, ?ho have prescribed them in their prac tloe. The Old Carolina Bitters | Will be found invaluable for WANT OF APPETITE, GENERAL DEBIL ITY, CHILLS AND FEVER? AND DYS? PEPSIA. ' We do not offer our BITTERS os a oura for all diseases, but as an Aromatic Tonie, the* have no equal. For sale by Druggist and Grocers everywhere. Prinoipal Depot, Goodrich, Wineman & Ca,, Importer? of CHOICE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Feb 16-ly_Charleston, S. C. DU. TUTT'S Golden Eagle Bitters. The Best Tonic Ever Invented. I Recommended by tho best Physicians! in the country for the oure of Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite, Female Weaknesses, And General Debility. IT HAS NO EQUAL. It I? a sure PREVENTIVE OF CHILLS AND FEVER, and is a GREAT STRENGTHENER IT EXHILERATES WITHOUT BEING FOLLOWED BY DEPRESSION, and on that account is the boat beverngo. IT IS A MOST DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL The most delogoto Fomales luke it. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. pif Sold by the Principal Druggists and Grocers. April *3_3m P. P. TOALE CHARLESTON, S. 0. !Largest nnd most completo A MiinufiK'lory of Doors, Sashes, I Blinds, MnuMings, Ac, in tho t Suulhorn Suites. J .?Slr*Prlnted Price List Defies Competition.-tS^ SBflr* Send for ono ?^f Sent Freo on Application. April A ly B. JOHNSON & GO. UMBRELLA MANUFACTURERS, 301 KING STREET, Charleston, S. C. AFULL assortment ot UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, always on hand, botter and cheaper than nny imported. Wholesale & Retail. -ALSO A largo assortment of WALKING CANES Wo pny especial attention to the manufacturo f BUGGY UMBRELLAS, which wo cnn furnish as low ns any house North and of a bettor quality for tho PRICE. April 20 _ 6m. PHOTO? Ii A PHS, AT REDUCED PRICES. JESSI: If. BOLLES' FINE ART GALLERY, NORTH-EAST CORNER Klug nnd market Streets, CHARLESTON, S. 0. PROCELA I N LIKENESSES LIFi?-SlZl? PORTRAITS, Tn Oil, Water, and Pastel Colors, Totten in tho Kl IOU HST PBUFBCT10N<;Or ART. P II O TOOK A PH.S OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES. Fob 10-6in GEORGE S. COOK, Photographic Artist, 231 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. ??- ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF HOOD Work done at this Gallery, and Warrant ?djo EXCEL. _April 20-Om o /v-wAY wm iO>-s: (UNCOiVIFORTAHLE J COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUP TURED-Sent post pnld on reeelpt of 10 tts. Address Dr. K. B FOOTE (Author of Med ont Cooinoo Saasa,) No. 129 Lexington Avenue, ?aw York. A WAY WITH SPECTACLES. Old ayes tx. nssde new, easll?, without doctor or modi Ines. Seat post paid on reoelpt of 10 eenie. Iddresi Dr. E. B. FOOTE, 120-Lexington Aven? ie. New York. HINTS TO TUB JHILDLCSU sent free on reeelpt or ono latter stamp. Address Dr. . FOOTE, 120 Lexington Avenue, N. Y, Feb Ia Vegetable Appetiser, THE BEST TONIO YET OFFERED. Rocky Mountain Bitters, Pleasant to the Taste, impart? ing VIGOR and STRENGTH to the constitution. A thorough Purifier of the Blood, a regulator of NERVOUS force, and a powerful sustainer of Health, against the encroach? ments of disease. Dyspesia or Indigestion is speedily cured by the use of this TONIC, also for Liver Dis? eases, Disorders of the Kidneys, and loss of Muscular Power. It will be found a specific, and as a preventive of Fever and Ague, or a restorer of the natural pow? ers, when broken down by con? tinued Ague attacks, it has no equal. A curative for the in? valid and preventive for the well that cannot be surpassed. F?males whose Consti? tutions have become NERVOUS and debilitated through sedentary habits and close confinement to household and other domestic duties, will find this TONIO possessed of intrinsic virtues, able at all times to establish a healthy standard and bestow a new lease of pristine health, cheerfulness and alacrity of spirit so necessary to the happi? ness of woman. The genuine is put up in QUART BOTTLES, handsomely wrapped with di? rections in ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN. Manufactured only by the Rocky Mountain Bitters Co., SOLE PROPRIETORS, 207 FULTON ST., Yew York. For ania hf LA. M'KACEN, SUMTER, 8. 0. Ajrtt* 8m . . ?> UM TER, S. O. : ?VERPOOL AND LON?O?? NEW YORK UFE INSURANCE li AND GLOBE ? N ' . This Company haviog?vmplied whq Insurance Company. theproTUion,of lbe Meent Capital, Surplus and Reserved Fund?, . vi Gold, $18,400,000. P?8,t Aot' ,8 t0 Lift or Endowment Policies, Eighteen Million ?nd g?^^ 05 THB MOST PAVOKaBLB TBas* Thousand Dollars-IN GOLD. ^- Haring' ? Invested in the United Statee, Two Mil- _ ^ * " Thirteen Millions of Dollar* lions of Dollars. 12,000,000. ' ? . -, lt . fa Assets, perfect se cur i ty ls gttsranUttf Risks in Sumter, taken at Charleston j t0 tne jq8urftd j .whileI its immense ?? I constantly ineressing income ensile* il Residences in the Country Insur- j t0 deolare liberal divideods. Tho? ? ed at LOW li?tes. Policy In this Company is steadily ic Lossee paid promptly in Charles- "easing in value, ata cost whioa?V ton. creases with every annual payment. On the payment of Ten Year? CHAS. H. MOISE, . r* a OTT A Insurance Agent, premiums in CASH, a perpet-* 6 .?,... r ^ Sumter, 8,C. val policy will be issued. | Feb '/S W??*???*,???<?U?N?l???'??,l?H??'?*??Ht?l?M???*?*Hl''.?H*4WW,'W?S?^ Piedmont and Arlington LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. THOSE TWO STAUNCH COMPANIES, THE PIEDMONT AND "ARLINGTON" HAVE COMBINED UNDER THE ABOVE NAME, AND PRESENT, IN THE SHORT TIME OF TWO YEARS, A LIST OF OVER Bight Thousand Insurers and a Capital and Assets of over One Million and a Half of D lars, ATTAINING TO A POSITION ND IMPORTANCE AMONG Life Insurance Companies never before reached in so short a time. Rights of Policy Holders in both the "Piedmont" and "Arlington" will remain unchanged, and the same as before. New and advantageous features in the new Company, will be allowed the old Insurers co-equal with the new ones There are Branch Offices in each State, wliere funds accruing m invested, and not taken beyond State limits. -o Branch Office in this State at Columbia, LE AIMIA RT, JEFFERSON AND RANSOM, Managers. J. S. HUGHSON, Agent, Sumter, S. C. REFERENCES : Capt. A. A. Gilbert, Capt. E. W. Moise, Capt. Jno. S. Richardsos Ocr 6 SCHOOLBOOKS. The undersigned hove recently published a wries ofNliW PICTORIAL READERS AND SPELLERS, adapted tu tho tastes of both ?exes ! in tho family as well us the school room. They hm o been prepared by the Rev. Prof. J. L. lt KYNO LUS, D. D" of tho South Carolina J University. Tilt) senos consists of SIX Volumes. Reynold's Now Pictorial Speller,.15c. Reynold's New Pictorial Primary Rouder,.25c. Hot uoldV New Pictorial Firct Reader,.40o. Reynold's New Pictorial Second Reader,.AOo. oynold's New Pictorial Third Reader,.SOc. Reynold's New Fourth Reader.$1.26o. SCHOOL HISTORY OP SOUTH CAROLINA. Told in o fiiuiiliur style. Hy Professor JAMBS Wno!) DAVIDSON, A M. Price 00 cents. Prof. REYNOLDS' WRITING ROOKS, in a series of DU ul bera- 20 cont? each-. A SCH'JOL EEG I Sf ER to last six months, 10c. A TA RLE BOOR for young children,-50?. por doz. Tho above i ublicntions are being extensively used in this State. North Carolina, and Georgia, and wo ure encouraged to go on and publish a whole serioH of School Books in all departments. Duffie & Chapman, Publishers and Booksellers, COLUMBIA, S. C. Also for sale at the SUMTER BOOK STORE. April 20 DR. 8H ALLEN BERGER'S Fever and Ague ANTIDOTE Always Stop? (lae Chilla. Thia Med i o ino has been bei oro the Pab? ilo fifteen years, and is still ahead of all othorknownromodioa. It docs not purge, dr a. ^ not eickon the stomach, is perfectly sa> ?rt any dose and under all oiroxun stanoes, and fa the on) y Medicine that will OURR IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Fever and Agna, because it is a perfect Anti? dot? to Mailarla, Sold by nil Druggists. May 4 _ ly I. H. ALEXANDER, DENTIST, BROAD STREET, CAMDEN. 8. 0. "! Every description of work executed with promptness, and in tba most approved and dara bio ?ty I e. Sat! of Teeth fu rn libed at very mod erato rata*. REFERENCES: Gen. J. B. Kershaw, Camden, 8. 0. T. Barueb, M. A.. " ?. L. H. Deas, M II J. M. Davis, Esq., " ? Jan 5. fra WOFFOBD COLLEGE, 8PAKTANO*JRO C. H., 80. CA. FAC?LTYJ KEV. A. -M. 8IHPP, D. D.. Preside?! uJ Pri'fossnr Mental end Mural Sch non. DAVID DUNCAN, A. M., Professor Aoelssl Languages and Literature: REV. WHITEFOORD SMITII, D.D., Prorssisr Englifb Literature. WARREN DU PRE, A. M., Professor Nstsrsl Science. JAS. H. CARLISLE, A. M., Professor Halbs malles. REV. A. H. LESTER, A. M., Professor Sliter/ and Biblical Literature. The Preparatory Sctno), under the Immediate supervision of tho Faculty, Joo. W. SHIPPr A. ii., Principal. Divinity School-Rev. A. M. Shipp, />. ->. Rov. Whitefoord Smith, D. D. ; Rer. A. fl Lester, A. ?Vt. ' The first Session of the Sixteenth Collei isis Yenr begins on the first Monde/ in Ootobsfy 18A9, the second Session begins on the first Mon? day in January, 1670. Tho course of studies snd the standard of scholarship remain unchanged, ba? the Paco) ty now admit irregularstudents or those ?ho wlkl to pursue particular stadias only. The Schools also open at the same time. Tuition per year, in College Classes, Includief contingent fee, $54 In Specie, or Its equivalent!* Currency. Tuition per yenr, in Preparatory School, inclut ing contingent fee, $44 in currency. Rills payable ono half in advanoe. Board, f* Month, from $10 to $15 in currency. For further particulars address A. M. SHIPP, Presides!. May 10_ ?JL tm farta****, ss? -Imi?k Hams" fr tata J? j FOR SALE BY ALL DRUOOISTS ??>\ur,il?J. tAnncnu ? w\m ??^^ raopRurroBa, 4^^61 Ibiokamu* J?ltu?jJr\Y CLEMENTS & ggfcafc GEO. Z. FRENCH. Commission Merchant WILMINGTON..$$t ?f? SALE IN NORTH ANPSOUTH ?A ROU-'*' Bead la * de??r!?tloa and pri?e af V?. V? ?batte aates* a aale fa ataff