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p POETRY. {?Toa/the Constitutional Unton.] Morals for the Million. ???t* .ff L .> Laid or th? Wist ! receive your guest With all a nation's honor; Cclvmsia's gained another star, A new light shines upon her. Behold, he stands, in foreign lands, Tha Idal of a nation; And crown'd monarchy?titled lords? Unw dawa In admiration. He pan t# akalae the proudest name That shines la martial story ; We namo him with oar Washington? The nathm'e highest glory. or fame build up a namo, virtue's down to xoro; MBpty of the soul smfcee the npbleat hero. Aft 1 when he'e dead, it will be said, 1? history'a glowing pages: "This noble life will ever shine A moral for the ages." And little souls, whom i ,Uh controls, Will Warn a nobler mission Than hoarding gold, or plying arte Of petty, low ambition. No more deceived, 'twill be believed By. ?11 our erring brothers, The only fame that never dies Xa th8 good we do to othebs. And oh ! in. that dark land or death, This fame's our best defender ; 'Tie all the ooin that's current there? The only "legal tendeu !" Lard or the West ! receive your guest With all a nation's honor; Columbia's gained another star, A pew light shines upon her! Hthology? The Codfish. ? J ? ?\ ? By Josh Billings. Tho codfish is a child ov the oshun. This accounts for tbeir being so aalt. They are caught with a hook and Hue, and bite a steel trap, and hag on a poor relation. They are good eating for a wet day; they are bettor thap an umbrella to keep a man dry. Dried codfish ic one ov the luxurys of j life, but codfish three times a day would Weaken nay confidence in them. Codfish never venture in fresh water; they would soon spile if they did. I never hav been cod fishing ruisclf, bat think I should like it better than fishing for frogs. I think I could ketch frogs well enuff but i should insist upon their taking thopiself* off from the hook. I bad rather toko a boss bumble bee to mi hand than a lire frog, not bekaus I am afraid the frog would bite, but i am afraid ov their kicking. 8ome people ain't afraid to take eny thingwith their hands that they kau i, not even an eel, but if I should git caught by an eel if i couldn't settle with him, right off, by giving him the hook and line; I would throw the polo into the bargin aud put for home. codfish iz sod tew be an aristo kjral, and to keep aloof from the other fish of biz size in the sea, aud claims tew be a relation of the wales, but this looks to me rather fishy. I hav noticed that the codfish alwus has a stiff upper lip, but I think this iz more owing tew the bone that iz in him than it is taw his blood. The maekrel iz a game fish. They ought tew be well educated, for they aro always in schools. They aro very oazy to bite, and are caught with a piece ov old red flannel petty coat tied onto a hook. They ain't the ouly kind ov fish that ?Mraujihl by the same kind of bait. Maekrel inhabit the sea, but those which inhabit the grocery's alwas taste ay. tho they had been born and on salt. They want a good deal ov freshing be ? foro they aro eaten, and want a good deal 07 freshning afterward. If I can hav plenty ov maekrel for breakfast I can gcuorally make tho other two uH&la out ov cold water. ;Maokrcl aro considered by manny folks the best fish that swims, and are l^jMflad^l^ejt of the earth." tub Pollywoaa. iTfce pollywogg iz created hi tho sides mgfJW *^HHIf4|'*9K* ov thiek water, and spends htz infancy in pollywogging. f* a ?After he has. got through polly wog ging he makes up hig mind that this World want made fur pollywogging and "nothing have/' and then he turns biz - oitenshun tew bigger things, He looks out upon life with the eye ov wlJfcwv, end studdviog the various an ?f sjpalf wr oteaahuo, be cams tew tho kon Rluslon that tho beet thing ho kan do iz tew bekam a frog. This is the way that frogs fust cum tew be made, and. poHywoggs tew bo lost. The pollywogg now. leaves the water afd spende a posfc ov hi* summers upon* rsWwl. He has tew fite Iii? way through life aud generally goes on the jump. Being bolter at diving than be is dod gcing, he often runs hit hed agains sticks and stons that the boys throw at hiin, but hiz two mortal eneroya are the frenchman and the striped maik. The frenchman is satisfied with his hind leggs, but the snaik swallows him whole. I hsv seen sum good time made by tho frog, and the snake, the snako after the frog, and the frog after dear life. Tf the frog kan only reach a tree, and klimb it, ho is safe, for a ensko kant travel a tree. I don't kno as the pollywogg gains enny thing by swopping himself oph for a frog, unless it is experience, but I never hav bin able to discover much ov eony happiuess iu experience. If experience ever mado a man happy, i should have happiness to sell, for I am one ov them happy phellows who nevor found ennything (not even the bite ov a lobster) only through the kindness ov experience. During tho recent court at Blackville, uow the County scat of Darn well, an old lady, we aro told, was brought forward as a witness, and whon asked to take off her bonnet, obstinately refuse'* to do so, saying "There is no Inw to compel a wo man to take off her bonnet." "Oh IS imprudently replied the Judge, '?you know the law, do you; perhaps you would like to come np here, aud teach me ?" "No I thank you air," said tho woman, tartly, "there are old women enough on the bench now." The judge wilted, and the old lady was sworn.?Edgefield Advertiser. Tho following is in the introductory editorial of the Boise City (Idaho) Chronicle: "8alutat0uy." "Wc have started a paper. "Name?Capital Chronicle. "Principles?Democratic to the hilt. "Object?To make a living. "Office?On Main street, about 300 yards below tlu Overland Hotel, oppo site an old oyster can in the road. "And we'll ruu it or "bust."' A Pleasant Suggkstion.?A lover, who was slighted by the females, very modestly asked a young lud}' if she would let him spend the evening with her. "No," sho angrily replied; that's what I won't." "Why," replied he "you needn't be so fussy; 1 didn't mean this evening, but some stormy one, when I can't go any where else." ???^????? At u Hotel Diuner, a gentleman ob served a person who sat opposite use a tooth pi eh which had just done the same service to his neighbor. Wishing to ap prise him of his mistake, he said : "I beg your pardon, sir, but you aro using Mr.-'s toothpick." "I know I urn. Do you think that 1 am not going to return it ?" I? --- Ml?I - Stand, but No Move.?A French man, being about to remove his shop, his landlord inquired the reason, slating at the same time, that it was considered a very good staud for business. The Frenchman replied : "Oh, yes, he's very good stand for de business?by gar, mo stand all day, for nobody come to make me move." Said Lord John Russell to Mr. Hume at a social dinner' "What do you con sider the object of legislation f" "The greatest g K>d to the greatest number." "What do you consider the greatest uuwbcr?' continued his lordship. "Number one," was the oommonor's prompt reply. An English clergymau reoently tried to persuade oue of the black sheep of his flock to conic to Church, on tho plea, that he had soon his wife there on the previous Sunday. "I hope you'll try to come now, James." "Well, sir, I think I'll try, for our Mary says you're a hell of a preacher." A few days since, at Waterbury, Conn., a lawyer returned to the railroad ticket agent at that place, one dollar >\ o? 'paid him in making hange. For a moment tho agent stood speechless, then, as the tears poured down his cheeks, he grasped him by the hand and exclaimed, "Please stand still oue moment, sir, and let me look at you?and a lawyer, too!" "Everything has its use," said a phi losophical professor to his clusa. "Of what use is a drunkard's fiery red nose?' asked one of the pupils. "It's a light house," answered the professor," to warn us of the little water that passes under neath it, and reminds us of tho shoals of appetite on which we might otherwise be wrecked. A gentleman, one day indiscreetly, asked, a lady how old she was. uLct me see. I was 18 wheu I was married, and my husband was 30; new to j? twiee 30v> and that is CO; so of conrso I sju twice 18, that U 36." LAND^AGENCY. A? we are now prepared to attend to the Advantageous Disposal of LAND la Orange burg County, and having ever/ facility at our heads, we would respectfully call the at tention of oar LAND HOLDERS, who may feel disposed to ohange investments, to the fact. Our Per Ceatage will be light, and whore there is no sale there will be no charge. Platt, with full Description of Property offered for sale, must be furnished us. All persons having land for sale will please call on the Undersigned a*, the Oi?Aro*pn?n Naws' Office. T. C. ANDREWS A CO. July 10 tf A RARE CHANCE -FOR CAPITALIST. A Valuable Plantation OF lOOO ACRES, 10 MILES FROM ORANGEBURG, W1TU a No. 1 CIRCULAR SAW BIS I.I, AND A No. 1 GRIST MILL. With an inexbaustable SUPPLY of TIM BER within ORE MILE A ED A HALF OF EDISTO RIVER, and a NAVIGABLE RUN from the MILL to the River. There are TWO SETTLEMENTS on the Place J of t mile apart, one a Two Story Frame Dwelling with Splendcd OUTBUILDINGS, and the other a ONE STORY DWELLING and GOOD OUTBUILDINGS. ONE THOUSAND ACRES or GOODPIIELAND, CLAY close; Two Hundred Acres UNDER FENCE. There is also about two hundred acres that has been cleared but is now grown up with Piae Trees, which will bring COT TON finely. The rest HEAVILY TIMBERED. A portion of the cleared Land will pro duce 20 BUSHELS CORX PER ACRE, and a good many acres that will bring 1 BALE COTTON PER ACRE. And altogether, this is one of the best FARMS in the 8outh. There is also on the Place TWO GOOD ORCHARDS. The SAW and GRIST M.'LLS with the other IMPROVEMENTS cost S5000. Apply to ANDREWS & CO., aug 14 Land Agents. A CHANCE FOIl INVESTMENT. 148 ACRES OF GOOD COT ITON and K1CE LAND, \ mile 1 from Howe's Pump on S. C. R. R., and nine miles from Orange burg C. 11. There is a beautiful SITE for a Residence on the place with a fine OAK GROVE, and a GOOD ORCHARD. 80 acres of ihc place are Cleared, and was under Cultivation in 18?7. There is also a small HOUSE on the place. Terms cash. Apply to ANDREW8 A CO., aug 7?tf Land Agents. HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE TOWN OF 0RAN6EBURG FOR SALE. ONE HOUSE containing 4 ROOM8 Iii with FI RE-PLACE in each Room, and L?P1AZZA in front, and a KITCHEN containing 3 Rooms, good WELL of WATER on the premises, and place perfectly healthy, with I of an acre Lot attached. Terms cash. ALSO ONE HOUSE Containing 4 ROOMS with PIAZZA in front, and a good WELL of WATER on the premi ses, with \ of an acre lot attached. The Elaee is in good order and perfectly healthy. Till be s Id cheap if applied for soon. Apply to ANDREWS A CO., Land Agents, Orangeburg, S. C. aug 7 tf ?15 ACHES MEAVILY TIMBERED with PINE. OAK and HICKORY, on Willow Swamp, nprovementa. Will be sold on LONG CR DIT. Also 273 ACRES HEAVILY TIMBERED with PINE, OAK and HICKORY, on Willow Swamp. No Im provements Will be sold on LONO CRED IT. Apply to ANDREWS k CO., aug 18?tf Laud Agents. a A BARGAIN. A TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN lilt ing 5100 acres, with good two story liiiLlloiise and Kitchen, and out houses thereon, 14 miles from Orangoburg C. II. 80 acres under fence, 00 under cultivation this year. Soil tine, elay close. Place healthy. Ac. Bounded on the North by Hall Itranch, a good running Btrcatn. This is a remarkable cheap place. Tcrma accommodating. Apply 1? ANDREWS A CO., july 24?tf Lands Agents. The State of South Carolina. Oraxukiiuru County. In. Equity. PPLICATI0N HAVING BEEN MADE by Thaddcus C. Andrews, before mo, to Establish the former Existence, Contentsand Loss of a Certain Deed or Declaration of Trust, executed by the said T. C. Andrews, of a certain Lot or Paroel of Land in the Town of Orangebnrg, conveyed by J. A. K. Hol mnn to T. C. Andrews, said Lot being on 8treet fronting Presbyterian Church and ??-Street, formerly property of John Reeves, purchased from Beach estate. On notion of W. J. DeTreville. Esq., Solicitor 1 to* Petitioner, it is ordered that all persons intencsbad do. appear before me on 2d day of November* neat, *u introduce Testimony or Cross Examine Witnesses produced if they so desire. Clerk'? Office.. Y tfJEGH. BOLIVAR, ?raugeburg, 8?. ?. V C. P. Aug. 2, 1889. I BUg 7 td MONET! Money!! Money!!! Saved ! Saved !! SAVED,!!! By Buying Your DRUQB fe, PAINTS and ^?HT7 and medicines, 4^g^^* ?ILS' AND GARDEN SEEDS at E. J. OLIV?RO?, M. !>., Druggist aud Pharmaccutcst, may 2, 69?ly Orangeburg C. Ii., 8. C. INSURE IO?R LIFE The E?|1JITA1S1jE2 LIFE con duota Its business on the PURELY MUTUAL ALL CASH PLAN. ?tay as you GO" is the safe rule in LIFE ASSURANCE us in anything elt>e. Da NEW BUSINESS in tlio year 1868 ex ceded that of any "CHECK," "NOTE " or "MIXED" COMPANY by upwavdsof Twelve Millions. all PROFITS divided amoug the Policy Holders annually. INCOME. 6,000,0(10.00 ASSETS.10,000.000.00 The EQUITABLE ASSURANCE SOCIETY offers to the Public all tho REAL ADVAN TAGE which can with safety bo conceded by any Company. N. AUSTIN BULL, june 26?apl 3?tf Local Agent. 1 AAA BEWARD.-1 will \ +\J\j\J give One Thousand Dollars Reward for any case of the following diseases, which the medicul faculty have pronounced incurable, that Dr. Riekau's Golden Remedies will not radically cure. Dr. Richau's Golden Bulsam, No. 1, will cure Syphilli* in itg primary and secondary stages, such as old ulcers, ulcerated sore throat, sore eyes, skin eruptions, soroucss of the scalp, enrdicntion diseases and mercury thoroughly. Dr. Kichau's Golden Balsam. No. 2, will cure the third stages, orLertiary Byphillis. Syphillitic and Mercurial Rheumatism, and I defy those who suffer from such diseases to obtain a radical cure, without the aid of this mo iicinc, which docs not prevent the patient from eat ing and drinking what they like. I have hun dreds of certificates showing t lie miraculous cures effected by these remedies. Price of either No. 1 or No. 2 $5 per bottle, or two bottles $'.). Dr. Riohau'a Goldcu Antidote?A safe, speedy, pleasant, and radical cure for Gonorrhoea. Gleet, Irritation, Gravel, aud all urinary derangements, accompanied with full directions, %warranted to cure. Price $3 per bottle. , Dr. Kichau's Golden Elixir' de Amours?A radical cure for General De bility in old or young, imparting energy to those who have led a life of sensuality. It is invaluable to those who are anxious for an increase of family. Powerful, harmless, and speedy in restoring health. Price per bottle, or two bottles, $'.?. On receipt of (trice, by moneyed order, registered letter, or express, these remedies will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all correspondents. None genuine wit limit the name of Dr. Kichau's Remedies, D. B. Kichnrds, sole proprietor, blown in glass of bottles. Address DR. I>. U. RICHAU'8, No. 228 Varick St., New York. Office heurs from 11 a, m. to 0 r. m. Circulars ncnt. Aug. 21 tf Geo. W. Williams & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, COTT0NFACTORS?f- BANKERS Hayne Street, Charleston, S. C. Williams, Taylor & Co., COM MISSION M ERCII ANTS, 65 Reaver St., and 20 Exchange Place, K K W I ORK. apl 17 fim PLANTATION BITTERS This wonderful vege table restorative is the sheet-anchor of the feeble and debilitated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged and languid it has no equal among stomach ics. As a remedy for the nervous weakness to which women are espec ially subject, it is superseding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropical, tem perate or frigid, it acts as a specific in every species of disorder which undermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever it is intro duced it becomes a standard article?a me dicinal staple. It is to-day the best and purest tonic, and the most popular medicine in the civilized world?be sure and get the genuine. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Country Stores. aug 21 c ly ORAAGKnilRO COUNTY, PRO HATE COURT. Et parte Jas. D. Jones, Guardian. JAMES D. JONES, THE GUARDIAN OF John II. anAHenrietta liviugston, gives notice that after thirty days from Ibis dole, he will apply for a final discharge frein> his Guardianship. Til AD. V. ANDREWS, aug 14?It Judge of Probate. MAGISTRATEN BLANKS r?r Sale iii mar 27 THIS OFFICE" LAW NOTICE. D?Tf?ville * Si?tPiuik, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Orangeburg, 8. C. W. j. DkTbkvillb. F. O. Sibtbvkk. june 12 tf GLOVER & GLOVER, ATTORNEYS a.nu COUNSELLORS AT LAW, ORANGKBURG C. H., 8. C. Tj:cs. W. G^evss. Mortimer Glover. jan2 ly H?TSONS & LEGARE, ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS. Will attend the Courts in Orangeburg, Barnwell and Beaufort, and th? United States Courts. OFFICE AT ORANGEBURG, 8. C. W. M. Hi Thon. W. F. Hutson. T. K. Leoabb. jan 23 e ly IZLAR & DIBBLE, ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, ORANGEBURG, S. C. Jamkm F. Izlak. Samuel Dibble. fob 23 * 1 y MALCOLM L BROWNING, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OR A NC* ER URO C. II., So. Ca. aug 21 ly FRED. FERSNER, DENTIST. Will be in Orangeburg every Thursday, Friday und Saturday. Office iu rear of BULL, 8COV1LL & PIKE, feb JO tf L D. DURHAM, M. D., UR G E OX 1) EN TIS T. Office over the Store of Messrs. Bull, Sco vill & Pike. mar t? . tf DR, H. W. KENNERLY, ORASKtlEBGBG, HAVING REMOVED TO THIS PLACE, Respectfully offers his Professional Services to the Citizens nud Vicinity. Otbce on Russell Street, opposite Bull, ScoviU & Pike's. mar 13 2m DR. J. R. TOOMER, ORANGEBU RG, S. C. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI ZENS of Orangcburg and Vicinity that he baa resumed the Practice of Medicine, and can be found at bis Residence on Russell Street. jan It"?ly 91 A R R L E WORKS, 117 Mii iiin/-Street. Charleston, So. Ca. myrONUMENTS. HEAD STONF.S, MAR ly JL bio und Stone Tile. Blue Flagging and Grown Stone Work, of every description. SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS. Iron Hulling-*. a. n. wuir::. u. n. wiiitk. may 1 c 12m 13. W. KOBIKSOX. FASHION ARLE TAILOR, 1 have the pleasure to announce to my nn merous Customers and the Public generally, that Laving removed to a Central Position, bendy and convenient to all, I am now pre pared Cut, Fit and make Up a GENTLE MAN'S WARDHOHK with Neatness and Despatch. Terms liberal and Work War ranted. Thankful for the Patronage of the past, I respeetfully, solicit its continuance. Next door to Messrs Bull, Scovill ,\ Pike, I can be 'otind at all lino-*. jan'.??ly D. W. ROBINSON. Orangeburg?In Equity. James J. S. Dukes, "I Bill for side of Administrator. I Real Estate to pay vs. debts, for Mary Ann ('. Dukes, [ Injunction nud ct. al. J Relief. Notice is hereby given to the creditor* of the late JOSEPH DUKES, deceased, that they art- : i|iii-. t d by decree- in this case, to present and prove their respective demands before t'liarles B. Glover. Esi-., at Orange burg South Carolina, on or before the frrst day of October next, or be debarred -the benefit of said decree. Clerk's Office, 1 GEORGE BOLIVER, Orangeburg. 8. C, V C. C. P. July 17, 18?W. j ORAXC4EIIURC* COUNTY, PRORATE COURT. Er pnrif W. C. Wolfe, Executor, In r* Lost Will of Christian Wolfe. APPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE by W. C. Wolfe, Executor, for leave to prove the past Existence, Loss and Con tents of the Last Will ami Testament of Christian Wolfe, deceased, it is ordered. That all persons who'mny think theiusc(?ea interested, do' app?a?r before mat at Onmgo burg on the 30th day of October neat, and cross examine the- evidence which may be produced, and intrmtuee evideaee itv reary. Probate Office, \ TF1AD. C. A NOW EWS, Julv 30, T860. ) JhHtp* of P>o%f*e-. jnly 81 $ DO NOT SEND NORTH FOR LIFE INSURANCE. INSURE AT BOKE, AND RETAIN THE MONEY IN YOUR OWN STATE. THE PIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA. HAS ESTABLISHED A BRANCH OFFICE IN COLUMBIA, with * Board of Director, composed of well known South Carolinian*, who invent all funds received for Premioins in thia State. The following are prominent members of the Board: Col. J. P. THOMAS, Gen. M. C. BUTLER, Ex-Got. M. L. BONHAWL JNO. S. PRESTON, R. W. OIBBBS, T. C* PERRIN. It claims your patronage on the following grounds : 1st. Its terms are as low, as is consistent with safety. 2d. Its investments are based on REAL ESTATE. 8d. Your money is KEPT AT HOME. 4th. It numbers among its Policy Holders many of the beat merchants and riiifinna of Orangcburg. For further information, tables of rates, &c, apply either in person or hj letter to, JAMES H. FOWLE8, Affects, Dr. A. S. SALEEY, Law Office of Messrs. Glovsb & Glovk?, Medical Examiner. Sept 4 16 tf W. L. W. RILET, Has Constantly on hand a Fresh Supply of choice FAMJIY 6R0 GERj ES3 LI QUGRS, DRY GOODS, SHOES, &c. JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF CHOICE CHEWING TORACCO OYSTERS, SARDINES. PICKLES, ETC. MR. JOHN DAVIS is with me and will bo pleased to see his friends, march 13?ly W. L. W. RILEY. W. 3?. RUSSELL, No. 5 HAYNESTREET CHARLESTON, HOtJTII CAROLINA. WP. RUSSELL HAVING BEEN LIBERALLY PATRONIZED FOR TUR PAS* # Twenty Years in Charleston and throughout the State, returns his thanks, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. He is Prepared with every FaeBity to Fin Orders for SASHES, BLINDS. DOORS. WINDOW FRAMES. MAXTLEPIECES, MOULD' INGS, &e., &c, and has at his Warcrooms, No. '? IIA VNE-STHKET, a large and well **-> Bortcd Stock of the above Goods. WORK SHOPS PR IV < IIAIID-STREET. THIRD FLOOR PHOSNLX IRON WORKS. The CHARACTER of the WORK from this ESTABLISHMENT for the PAST TWENTY YEARS will be a Guarantee to those who may ORDER GOOD**. may 1 a c tint AMERICAN TONTINE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. JOHN KIRKLAND,.genkral agent DI*. T. Hi. OGIER,.MEDICAL EXAMINER. J, CHARLESTON BOARD OF REFERENCE: Hon. ALFRED HUG ER, W. J. MAG RATH, Esq., President So. Ca. R. R. Co., Hon B. CAMPHELL, Attorney at Law, T. D. WAGNER, Esq.. Messrs. John Fr?ser k Co., AN DREW SI MONDS. Est)., President First National Bank, ROBERT MURE. Esq. Messrs. R. Mure * To., W. A. COURTNEY, Esq. Messrs. Courtney & Treuholm, H. B. OLNEY, Eeq, Messrs. Olnoy k Co. DR. II. IV. KEXXERLY, KIRK RORINSON. MEDICAL EXAMINER. LOCAL AGENT. june 0 00 20 8m FURNITURE, ?Hill AND SOFA WARE HO O M S . DANIEL M. SILCOX, 1*5. 177, AND 17? KING-STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. ft KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON nAND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT of Cabinet Furniture, of the latent and most unproved styles, which he offers at prices winch cannot fail to please, consisting, in part, of: Rieh Sets of PARLOR and CII AMBER FURNITURE, Roadsteads, Bureaus. Wnshstands ami Wardrobes. Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, Tete-a-Tctcs. Chairs, Arm Chair-, Rocking Chairs, What-nots, Sefa and Centre Ta bles. Marble and Mahogany Tops, Secretary and Beek Cases, etc. Also CHAMBER and COTTAGE SETS of svorj description. Also ELASTIC SPONGE Without a rival for LUXURY. ECONOMY, DURABILITY and HEALTH FULNESS, to afl Upholstery. The best Assortment ever offered in this Market. N. B.? GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED FOR SHIPPING, may 1 e Vim 1\ 3?. TOALFu Manufacturer of Dottr*, Sa*h Btinih Charleston, f?. C., nAYING THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE FACTORY In the South ern States, and keeping always on hand a large and most complete stock of DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, Sash Doors. Store Do*?rs, Shutters, Mouldings, Ac, Ac. 1 am eaaMesJ to sell low and at manufaoturers' prices. N. B.?Strict attention paid to shipping in good order. July 24 apl 24 iy 4000 .??RES of line LAND for sale on lotrg credit and in- LOTS to suit purchasers. Apply to ANDREWS A Of?y yaly TO?tf Land! Agents. WA MUHLE Y LABEL? For Sale a* fill* OFFfCK. ,|t iift efs- ?er huadVwf- any* FOR SA I.I-:, RENT OB LEASE. THE FINE PLANTATION Belonging to the Estateof the Ute Coften*! KKITT, and weU known ?? the Darby PU?e? These LANDS are among the BEST im the District, being situated on Lton's Creek, commanding A FINE WATER-POWER, and of a Rich Red Clay Soil. They are ewereeJ at ONE-HALF their Valuation in 1*6* BaM Tract contains 500 acres. Conditions?$.~>,.r>00? one-third cash, fhsf balance m two yearly instalments^ Address1 MRS. LAURENCE KBITT, no* 7~tf Charleston, 8. C. - :% ITTRE, DEDDINtt. me* * R. WHITE'S Furniture Ware-Rooms, corner of Market and King Streets, Charles ton, 8. Cr supplies many families, both Country awd Town to their full satisfaction. Read a) few quotations from letter* he re* ceired: NawBRBRT, April 8, 1840. Jmk. R. WHITE?Dba? 8ta: The Fiirui uf.-e eame safe te hand and was just aa yew represented it. Numbers of visitors have looVed at it, and it is much admired, raffael nothing like it r* this place, tt may Be the" mease ef you> selling more here. Yaur?rmly, **** Am* her from Winnsboro, S. CT^ says: >rWe are well pleased with the wait. Send) i Wardrobe te* match.1* Ami ?so from Otottplurg Cowafy : "FoYOtferre arrifeef safe, ass* family dew Hghte*" T*y Viaw for jm*mt. We korp? CR A DT. F.?? too., faene? fctoft and Market Streets, may -l iiB,^ CsWtesfoiV S-C.