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Th? Inebriate's Wife, BY MA?GTK A JENNIN08 8ft w her in the bloom of youth, Her face vf as very fair; The guileless ayeq looked love and truth, And shone with beauty rare. Her figure wore n charming grace, Angelio was her mien; No vestige on lier lovely faoo Of discontent was seen. A tender-mother's joy was she, A doting father's pride, And inany bowed the lover's knee, And sought her for their bride. And* yet 1 was an in v?ir?, forsook, That Cupid aimed his dart, ?fill first she met tho graceful y?utlr That wooed and won lvo<* heart But soon, overwhelmed with doubts and fears The hear* within her sunk, When ruator reached her parents' ears, That to excess hs drank. They noted with a troubled sigh The ohanging hue that same, The downward glance and tearful oyo At mention of his natno. And oft they strove with anxious cure. jro prove't would be her bone, Were she bis destiny to share: ? Alas! they warned in vain ! For when he vowed for her sweet sake The tempting bowl to shun, She treasured up the words be Bpakc, Believed, and was undone. Five years have passed?the rosss now Have faded from her check, And well the shade upon her brow Might years of suff'riug speak. And why this sorrow of the heart) Ibis cloud upon hor brow? Why docs the wayward tear drop start? Her hopes arc blighted now! And he who gained her youthful heart, And vowed to make her blcsi ? 'Twos hc^ who aimed the cruel dart That pierced her gontlc breast. Alas! upon that handsome face That won the maiden fair, Intemperance hath left its truce . Too deeply written there. M ? . That voice whose music once could charm And quell her fearful doubts, Doth now her startled car alarm With bacchanalian shouts. Those matchless, most enchanting eyes, That once with luster shone, No trace of beauty in them lies, Now dull sod heavy grown. afcTV " '-*to ? ?,- i ??* ?' And that loved form she vainly deemed She ne'er could fancy less, That noblest and most graceful seened, Now reels in drunkenness. ?>;?*??? . Now poverty, with all its train Of bitter woes, has conic, I To bring a more sfliistivc pain And make more cheerless home. ,For many wrciehed days, alone, With naught but sorrow near; ? She sits beside her dim henrtstouo And sheds the silent tear, i-: .; ? ? ? ? Ah! cruel is the heart, moth inks, That wins from tender caro ? A youthful, blooming maid, and links Her hopes to dark despair! Who pities not her lot so drear ? Her cheerless blighted life? Who could not shed for her a tear?? The poer Jntbiinte's Wife? Bar-Room Young mnn has not. your oyo hi (Vrj Jreriucutly attracted to a si^t) having the ominous word on it,'-HAK?" Avoid the place; it is no mistinm r. The experience of thousand, has p'r v .?> it to be? A bar to respectability; A bur to honor; A bar fo happiness; A bar to domestic felicity; A bar to heaven. '?? JCvery day proves it to be ' , Ike road to degratlatiou; Tito road to vice; The rond to the gambler's bell; The road to the brothel: , The roud to poverty; The roud to wretchedness; The road to aunt; * The road to robbery; Tbe road lo murder; The rond lo prison, The; rond to the gallow*; 'Ihe road to the drunkard's gravi-; Tl.e rond to holl. Some, it is truo. do not pnas through all of these stagos; but imcuipera > ? ? persisted in, always ends ii> tins <1. u ?'? ards grave, and wo havo too inuuli rcu son to fear, in hell The bar room is truly The ourse of tho drunkard'.-? wife; Tbe curse of tho drui.kard'a child; The curve of tbo drunkard's bunte? v Those only who havo known tho bit terness of being a drunkard's wild or ohild cun know the misery und the hor ror of a drunkard a homo. Young man, beforo you ontor t-hc bar roou),stop. Ponder the paths of your feet ere it bu fcrevur too lato. Alan of family, floe tho bar room us 2 on would in honor fulfil the pledge of )ove ?jnt|o U) her who is the uompnr.i'"' of >0ur jo\s unu of your aorrowt. JL> ?1 JAMISON ATTORNEY AT LA W. AYill practice in the Courts of OK A N(i K 0 and B VHNWILI.. KICK COURT HOUSE MQUAUl'.. -'-<? ?. \ Oy TUR OTP RS TAP/. IS/IE P OF AMJ'lUCA. THE SOUTH URN BALTIMORE, AfD. OrrmnUfl Mtd IM'??it'it />./i'r'/'/fo Prtparinf youna andvfliMle ^fged m: TO BKCOMB Tii<>Rnrt;it (Practical Accountants a\t> OI rE R 2 500 VOL TN C M. u \ n:o.v tiik SOI 'TMERN STATES have GRAPTA l/ui at thi INS 77 TU TT ON ?d ate now filling R, fret: or. t Cjfc ? .ttit-e i'^iti^ns in the Uading TANKS A WO HI SWBSS ftOVSKS of the Country. THERE AKT. Sii VACATIONS. Student* can enter nt tiny time. Specie!I liuifrufuai Instruction and success run ran teed Send/or College Ott, ?m nts andtffendiit Spec* mens oj'i'enuMMshi}. T.nclo ? tsoo i\ tags Statnfs. Address all Communications to ir. //. s i in. ten, rvwi't T '/.'TU/( JHP. Fever and Ague, from which mankind suffer over a largo part of the globe, is the consequence of a diseased action in the system, induced by the poisonous miostn of vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by the action of sota licM on wet soil, and ri-i-s with the watery vnpor from it. While the sin. is below the horvjon this rapor linken near thu earth's sur face, and the vims is taken with it through the Inna.. Into the blood. There it acts as an in itatiug poison on the internal viscxi i and excretim; organs of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fait* to secrete not only this vims, but nlso the hile from the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate in the circulation, and produce violent constitu tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sympathize with the liver, ami become disordorod als>. Finally, the instinct of our or ganism, aa if in an attempt to expel the noxious infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the b.?dy in the internal cxcrctnrtoa to forco them to cast it out. The blood loaves the surface, and rushes to the central organs with ton^cjUho violence. This is theCniLl. B*itU> this etfort it fails. Then the FSVBR follow?, in which the blood leaves the cen tral organs and rushes to the surface, as if in another effort to expel the initating poison through that other great excretory ? the skin. In this also it tails, nnd the system abandons the attempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength to repeat the hopelosa effort another day. These are the tits or paroxysms of Fbvrr and Aoub. Such constitutional ilijordi rsvill of course under mine the health if it iff not removed. We have labored to lhul, and have fuund, an antidote, Ayer's Ague Cure, which neutralizes this malarious poison in the blood, anil stimulates the liver to expel it from the body. As i; should, so it does cure this afflicting disorder with perfect certainty. And it dne-s more, or rather docs what is of more service to thoso sub ject to this infection. If taken in reason it cxpcl? it from the system as it is absorbed, and thus keeps those who use it free from its attacks ; keep* the system in health although exposed to tins disease. Consequently it not only cures, l>>it ?rote is from, the great variety of affections which are induced by this malignant influence, such as Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache, or Uilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothache. Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita tions, Painful AtTections of the .Spleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and l'ainfu! Affections of the Stomach and How els, all of which, when arising from this cause, will be found to assume more or less the intermittent type. This " Aoi'h Cvrb" removes the cause of these derangements, and cures the disease. This it accomplishes by stimulating the cxere tories to expel the virus from the system ; and these organs by degrees become hot ^ed to do this their oflice of their own accord, llencc arises * hat we term acclimatation. Time may accomplish the same end, but often life is not lout; enough, or is sacrificed in the attempt, while this AOOB CVRB " does it at once, ami with safety. Wc have great reason to believe this is a surer as well as safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other which has been discovered ; and it has still another important advantage to the public, which is, that it is cheap as well as good. rnEPAnr.n nv DR. J. C. AYER & CO. LOWELL, MASS. Pi:ice One Dollar feu Bottl?. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has won for itself such a renown for the cure of every variety of'1 hroat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evidmico of its virtues, wherever it has been em ployed. As it has long been in constant use throughout this section, we need not do more than assure tbo people its quality is kept up to the best it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE. Foil COATIVRNRM ; Fon Tin: Cuim or Dyspepsia ; Fon j aunmcr; Fon Tfitr. CT an or Indioestiok; For Headache; For Tin: Cure dp Dysrntbry; For a Fori. Htomacjt; For thu Crar. or Erysipelas; Fon tue Pu.r.i; For the Curb or Scrofula| For all Be non roes ConrLAn?Ts ; For ins O'kb or Kiiimma tish ; For Diseases or tub skin; For iuu Cike or Liver Complaint} For Droi-sy ; For tiik Cure ok Tri t i n, Timors anu Salt Rnr.i m ; Fofc Wonui] Fon Titr. Cr nr. of Qo?T; Foil a DlNNF.lt I'll.i. ; For tue Cure of Nm uai.oti; For PcniPTiNo Tim Bi.oon. They are sugar-coated, so that tho most sensit tire can take- them pleasantly, and being purely vegetable, no bann can arise from their use in any quantity. Prise 30 centa per Box; Five boxos for $1.00. Great numbers of Clergymen, Physician*, States, men, nnd eminent pnrsoiitgot, have lout their names to certify tbo unpararteled use^llness of these remedies, but our space here will nut permit tho insertion of them. The Agents below named fur nish gratis our American Almanac in which tbsy ard given ; with also full descriptions of the above complaints, and the treatment that should be fol lowed for their cure. Do not be "put off by'unprincipled dealers with other preparations they mnke more profit on. Demand Ayf.h'r, and take no others. The sick I wont the best aid there in for them, and they should f have it. * - All our Remedies i?ro for snlg by GEO. H. CORNELSON Is receiving now, constantly addi tions to his Stock of DRY GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Saddles, Harness, Crockery, Wood and Willow Ware, etc., and offers the same at prices to suit the times. BAGGING and TIES always on hand. I also continue to buv COTTON, RICE and all COUNTRY Produce at the HIGHEST Market PRICE. Please call in and see for yourselves. GEO. II. CORNELSON'S. THE PEOPLE Throughout the Slate are ocqu.iintod with thu reputation ol my 1IOTKK. UOOI) MK A LS and Comfortable l.od'jitigss uro wltnl all my customer.1", transient and pcrmancut BRAG f 1 f The Fame Kali* foot ion if expressed os to tin* UAUCAINS lobe oliiained iii iny St.ne With a Hue nail coinpbte assortment of ? U?0K1UES, and .-? M'.'.-k of l>i:V GOODS, ?mivalhd lor ex rol lt nr< in the Maikot ul Orniigcburg. I can. will' CALL U PON. My friends to remember MEBONEY'S STORE Tin os an- haul \? i \ liard, and money hard to ?rot. but I hose who girc men call will never dispute tlio ns^ortimi that the best MAUD A to 1"- had in < >i I>ur_' are obtainable at inj Store, and my St ir" only. I will k' i |> :>!->>. during the winter, a supply of UO.IS KS and IIOG.S I'or sale at reasonable: priors The laci i-1 if yuu vv.uil a I ai.aiu ?! .?I v sort, 3"! tannot ? ci it unless yV.ii call >u us! IS- ti W. a . M ?fli? >N rSY. SUGARS OF ALL GJiA IIS! 1' VOSE & IZL?B g Wholesale im<l Retail Grv.n.M. ^ v. \r. . KCSSKU. SI UK KT. ^ ?*- Arc n \v olTfriiii! n very choice an 1 w 11 .? looted stuck ol j 1 FANCY AND HEAVY GROCERIES | d $??'? r'ATiSrACTlO.N GUAUANTiSKi) .a '/. -~ Goods fbdivcri d. '< v'-osis ? izj..vi!. SMOKE AND DRY SALT BACON. JUST RECEIVED And now opening, at A full assortment of FALL and WINTER C-00D3, of every descrip tion, at prices to suit the times. A full stock of choice Groceries now on hand. J. MclTamara. Sept -J7, IS73 lp HIGE AND GRIST M m a rk et sb i m :i?;rr. STBATJS & STREET. Having mado V AST 1M l'Ro V KM KNTS i.? llioir MTW? are now prepared to COIN l> RICK l<?r tho Public at Irfrge at thu rate ol :'?") ou3 per bu-lud. AlwnjsMi. hand ? LK AN Ii ICH and KU KS 11 GHOl'NI) ISKIST ami .M KM, \\ ? : I i.l pay the 11 r? 111.-ism: ma [ii< i:t p:rice i (ASH for K?UOI1 KT CK, COHN an 1 iKAS. Satiafacti? n ?uu van trod. SOUTH CAROLINA KATLKOAI) Charleston, S. C. December II, IH7'J. ON AM' \I Ti:LCt;i:M?\V i?i:? |-:Ml'.KR j 14, the l';t--HBger Train &n ?Iih Suutb Carolina U:iih "4ii will run u.s follow s . Kol? COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston..1.8(1 V Arrive at Columbia.5.20 P. M. Ii ill AUOUSTA. Leave Charleston.0.80 A. Ml I Arrive ut Augusta..?.5.20 I'. M; rOB nilAKLEMTON. I eavo Columbia.0.00 P; M. Arrive st Cbnrleston.1.45 I'. M Leevo Augusta.0.00 A. M. Arrive at CbnrlOHlOll.4.45 A. li, COLUMBIA NIGHT KXI'RKSS?SOSIIAYS KKKI T Leave Charleston.7.80 I*. >t. Arrive .-it Columbia.0.80 A. M. Leave Columbia.T.;;o Fi M. Arrive at Charleston.t I" A. M. MM: er A NK.III KXI'llttSS?H'MiAl." KXCRITKD Leave Charleston.S.oO 1'. M. Arrive ?t Augustu.7.:'."? A. M. Leave Augusta.0.15 I*. M Arrive at Charleston.5.50 A. M. HI MMUSVTl.lf. train. Leave Sumni' Tville nt.T.'Jr> A. M. A i rive tu Charjes?on at.8. IU A. M. I.i-1 vo ' 'harles ton nt .SL85 !'. M. Arrivo lit Siimiiierville at.4.60 P. M. CAMURN URANCH. Leave Camdi n.7 20 A. M. VrrivoRl CjOlunibia...!.11.55 A. M. I.i itc Columbia.2. i<? P. M Arrive at Cu-uidon. 0.55 P. M. Day und Night Trains connect at VugiiSta, with Macon ami Augusta Itail Itoiid. Central ICit.il It. a 1 ami Georgia Itiiil Itoad Tina is tlie i|iiickest and modi direct route; ami no ? . .Mortal '' ntul cheap a* any oilier route to Louisville, Cinewbiiiitij Chicago, St. Louis, ami all ntlu r | bthts Wcs' an 1 Sot thtvvst. ? olumbia Night Twii:; connects with Greenville arid' Colin bin Itniiro.id. und Day arid N;^ht Trains connect with Charlotte Kond. Through Tickets on .-ale, via this route to all points N oi l h. i Caimlen Train connect - nt Kiii'.:villu daily iexcept Sundays) with uu\ Fn-.-en^er Ti . und run* ihi-ouih In ('? liimhin. A. L. TVI.Kh, Vi.President. 8. lij l'f ki (Scuerill Ticket Agent. ? )?' A Valuable inventions )0 AN ENTHIELT NEW Sewing Machine*! FOR ^O.MK.ST 10 I HL. ?>.*vi,Y five noi,i.:u:?. iviir run ska Vaicnl Kuitoii H?ft Woikcr !:: MOST SIMPLE AND COMPACT CCi . ; it i;? Tli ?v \ MODEL OF c iM 151 Mil) STRENGTH AND 1' EA I T V. j Complete in uH its parts uses the Straight Kye !' iiuted Needle, Sell T.n ending, direct, ? i. right !'?? i'ivi Motion, New Tepsibh, Self ! I.I an I Cloth 0 it id er; Operales by U'hecl land <>ii a Table. Lighi N?nning, Smooth I und hois, lees like all good high priced I machine.*, lias patent check to prevent the I wheel being turned the wrong way. Usus j the thien I direct (rotri the >|< i I. M ikes the EliiMie I eck Stitch (fines) arid stroh.rect stitch known:) lirtii, diirnble, close ami rU| i i. \'< ill ?lo ail kinds of work, tine ami coarse, iVoiii Cniuhrio te heavy Clot b or Leather, Mid u.<es ail descriptions of thread j '1 by Im ; mechanical talent in Amerisia litl 1 I'.iti liiis I.II devoted to improving im 1 simp i lying our Machines, combining willy imii which is practicable, snd dis pensing with nil complicated surroundings generali} found in other machines. Special terms and extra inducements to male a:.u lem-ue agent*] sioie Wei pers. who will establish agencies through the ciuiiitry and keep our new iriacliirius on ex hibition and s&'e. County rights givnu to sniait a:'n:< tree. Ageiit S complete on I tits furnished without any extra charge. Samples of ncivin^', descriptive circulars containing ternis, icBfiiiiont?ls, engravings, \e.. icrit free Address, it KOCKS SHWlNtl MACHINE CO.. No. 1Ilroadwny; New * oi k. leb 8 1 V MONJiV CANNOT IU V II ! For Si^bt Im Pi*i<?elCB?!! ItUTTIIE DIAMOND SPKt I'ACL KS WILL PRKSP.KVH IT. If yoti Value your Fycsighl use the e IVr lei-i Lenses^ Ground from Minute Cry?tnl Pebbles, Midled together, and derive tin luinin vDiiiiii ??d*' on iieeounl of their Hard ness nnd Itrilliancy. They will last many years wilhoiil change, and are warranted superior to ?II ether- in u-e. Manufactured by the Spencer Optica. Manufacturing Co., New Vork. CADTltlN. - None (lenuing unless stamp ed with our trade mark. Kor Sale by Responsible Agents through* out ibe L nibn. L. .1. OLlVtKOS, jan 20---1 y Orangi bur,;. S. C. At Private Sale. rilHE PL?NTATTON forming a pari ef 1 the Estate of the Into Col. Koill, nnd known a-the DAHUY PLACK. The tract consists ot nbdtll l?00 acres, one half well Timbered, the remainder Kich, Led, Loam Soil, ndtiptcd to Crops of nil kind-, these Hie the Kincal l.m ls in the District, nnd were valued at $_?? poracre in 1800. Wjpuld be sold ror one.hall lIsla' ,riee now. One In nth cash, the roimiii %v in three instal nicnts bearing interest rrom date ami sc cured by mortgage ol tho s.mio. This is a splendid chance tor aneryno de siring m Been re Kich Land-. llnc^M'utor Pow er, escelli im Cattle Kunge und a llefined Neigbbi rhood. Applj lo Mrs L. M. KBltT, Or J i. KI II I. K-.| f>- io MllO I?m.? DAY! AffeulM ?V) \\ Will?' Ali ilasses ol w.nking pi ople, ut either sex, young or old, make more money ii work for us in their spare moments, or all the time, than :,t any. thing else. Particulars frets Address tij SI INSON c<*., sept''1 l*? Poi tl ind, Maine. ITA* DRY GOOD AM) GROCERIES, riAVE GREAT PLEASURE in submitting the following list of GOODS (<> their patrons and die public, and while thankiug thctn for past oou?done? to liberally bestowed, offer renewed assurance that ercry effort will be made te neot their wants with the very best of goods at lowest caah prices. DOMESTIC DRV GOODS, ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, <7Al?a aud OLOTHING, STAPLE GROCERIES, sueh as FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, BACON, HAMS, .MACKEREL, LARD Ae. FANCY GROCERIES, SUCH AS RAISINS, JELLIES, SAUCES, SPICES, PICKLES, MUI TARD, &c., CANNED FISH, FRUIT, and * VEGE TABLES, in evory vurioty, TINWARE, and CROCKERY", A FULL" LTNE AIR WAYS ON HAND. 0 *4> juno 28 MOSELEY & CROOK, (OPPOSITE THE CITIZENS' SA VINGS BANK.) juno 28 ij mi oi it DUKES' HOTEL. EUSSELL-STB SET, ORANGEB?RG, S. C. Tin- Snhgcriher take* (treat pl^asi.ro in imnounrinjr to log FRIENDS sad the COhf Ml MTV fhrtt he lias OPKNKD a I i I'.ST CLASS HOTEL, ut flic Large Residence reeer.t occupieri hy Mr Hnne Wnnnntnakcr. t'onifortublo Accommodation*, m Bmtttii l .t.:.-. und (Jourteud An cut ion m-c Guaranteed. J. W. II. ??XM. Sil*, tr.i 1? HEGULAE, DAILY TEADE, ' ANOTHER tTL A TN JUST TN AND FILLED TTLTrf ?en ESIRABLE GOODS! nil Dil Ilil AND CirSTO?L!:RS SHOPPING AT Makiug Selection from their Extraordinary Ltrgo and Varied 6Uek e/ Mil \U9*W GENERAL MERCHANDISE. bit 194mS fs^itpi tfo vgial ' . hnvm ?* Mot : * M>1 &SSM ? ?> tUlfi A>3B> Giving nn experience >>f HO years in Business. Economy and Euterprise togother with tbe Esiftrsry and jrenfTenaanly deport ment of nil their Assistants, aie always l'??uud ut the OLD- ESTABLISH** no?sE of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. Their nfportment, with constant additions, is UNSURPASSED Roth as to STYLES and QUALITIES. Their facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Marko?? FOR THE CASH Enable them to make the host possib'e RATES, which is tinned from its ORGANIZATION 18 42, ? ftej m* *- - w H? 3 Seiet MMet ' '.^4ti WO* . i M$m *<hi * - NU Kxrfr?^ it'iin.n Inform the itulic that he is ?tili, carkyino on thr caiv ? \v vi !'-:>? Miikil.f In all its v?riou> linineheg ami will Mwnufnotnvo or Repair ol the P ion >t Notice, all Carriages', Uuggies or Wagons. And am also prepared.1'^^^^ _\EW PRESS AND (i I TO IN AND PACK COTTON ... i rtf* ? ut.) t.*f?4| SHOUT notice. Cotton ClNNEDAT my mill has brought from J to Jocntraore. than that Ginned or? Hie common Ii. HIOQfl. osj %pl 2-ly arc wo\motm