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[For the Ilerald.] t THE OLD MILL. - :----. III ZAIDEE. ----:0: 'So blue yon winding river flows, It seems an outlet from the sky, Whero, waiting tall the west wind blows, h The freighted clouds at anchor lie." Longfellow's Poems. V On the banks of a deop but narrow l stream in one of the most beautiful q aud seoluded sections of the brave old a State of South Carolina, stood an an. 1i cient mill which had done good sor- e vice in its time, but was rapidly be. a coming sadly dilapidated and gave c fair promise of soon being converted into a mass of ruins. Every freshet I that came was expected to boar it on- 9 ward with the waters in their wild career, or dash it headlong against some of the numerous small islands t that dottod the bosom of the river. The old building had .intained its I ground we:l and had battled with many a furious storm, but nature mst have its course-the aged must I pass away and give places to the 1 yeung, the .ctive and the vigorous and so, slowly it followed in the hoa ven-ordained track. The wealthy mnen of the neighborhood spoko fro quently of demolishing it and erect ing a newer and more comely bu4ld ing in its place, but Pierre Itomney, the blithe young miller, laughed at their ominous predictions and entreat ed that the old mill his father had b'ilt might be permitted to stand un til its appointed end came. Every crack and crevice in it was dear to him, he loved the dark green moss that clung to it, the tiny waveleta that laved it, the sparkling sunbeams tbat kissed, the birds that perched upon it, and above all, he loved the memories tkat clustered around it. Grim and ghostly indeed it might appear to those who had no attai:h ment for it and felt no interest in it, but to Pierre it was a stately and im- t posing edifice, a very temple of beau ty, the dwelling-place of a thousand reoolleotions and associations. His father had reared it, had tended it, he loved his father and his father was ,dead and in his last moments had bu- t 'queathed it to him.. Old Caspar Romney had died as he had lived, an hnmble and fervent christian and his wife, Martha, was a helpmeot to him in the Lord. Hand i in hand they had journeyed together i adown the low vale of life, loving eaoh other, trusting each other and serving fOed. For the first twenty years of their wedded life they were 1 childless but in their old age, like faithful Abraham and Sarah, they were blessed with the tsaae of prayer ind faith. Old Caspar looked vene rable and patriarchal even then and dame Martha had lost the freshness and elasticity of youth, had seen the buds of the springtimo cf her life wither and tlo flowers of its summer leoay, but they welcomed the earth. born angel that came to nestle in their bosom and gladden their hearthstone, with deeper and serener delight than ever glows in the hearts of younger parcntQ. Their youth was ronowol and they watched the expandin charms of their infant boy with deep and silent happiness, There wore no joy-bells rung on the day that Pierre was born, no glad peans wafted up to the blue sky, but two humble hearts were glIeod with thanksgiving and two humble followers of the meek and lowly Nazarene dovoutedly blessed His holy name. Pierre was a good boy, brave and strong and willing, ever ready to lend alhelping hand or speak a cheering work to lighten the burdens of those around him. Ho was emphatically thie comfort of the old pairs' declin. ing syoars ; ho cherished and revered them, they loved and blessed him and reared him in the "fear and admoni tion of the Lord." For many years lie attended the village school during the winter months, gaining what in formation ho could and hoarding it up for future use. In the summer lie nasisted his father in cultivating the huail farm and attending to the mill. Griadually, as the old man grew fee bler, as his looks blossomed, his st eps I tottered and lie leaned more heavily upon his staff, tho whole care of the mill fell upon the strong young shioul ders of the boy and faithfully and acalously he discharged his duties, g iving the most entire satisfaction to 1118 patrons. At last, on a tranquil eummnet doy old ,Ca,ppar faded from earth-the ripened, wheat was 'gathered into the garner -and good dame Martha, faithI ful to the very last, followed him, and they too were laid side by aide on the green bank of the silver river within stght of the old home and the mill. They "loved in: life and in death,wore not divided," Death was to~ thoem but the portal to end lea joys. Together they put on the shining gar n1ents of i.nmortality and together took up their abode in one of the mansions prepared for the blest. :; Years passed on noiselessly. The' little oabin on the hill had but cooe occupant and that was Pierre. IIe oftec thought as be busied himself proeparing h1 frugal repa sta, how muol more gracefully a neat little wonman could perform the household duties and what a world of comfort. she wqwld be to him, but Pierre wMba,h f6E4-ood nien always ate.-. io fir'f l sng time the days glided on unevent fully6 flut a obhange camle at list. A pair of blue eyes, clear, solemn, bloe, stormed the fortifications and won that greatest of all earthly treas ures- -good man'e heart. Bessie Howe, the pretty and modest oom pan ion and upper servant of Mrs. Ber team of the Manor .had been* for months the object of his allht adora. tion, but he never- had'th6 6eu ~ 4.t reveul it until Master VIvian r ram, the young lord of the mgynor, I ade him take heart and tell Our lessie" how above all worldly things he was the object he "oat desired. beasio had nd' antI}athf trtto hand sine young miller, so one heavenly labbath morning they were quietly tarried and Pierre took his wife ome. Two golden years flew -by 'on angels' rings. Pierre's humble home had een transformed by the rosy and iagical fingers of love, into a greetl ud smiling Eden. Pierje hiinself ad repaired and white-washed the abin, built a high and regular fence round the yard, garden and embryo rehard, fashioned rude frames for the linging vines of woodbine and sweet oneysuoklo %thich I3essie had planted o carefully .nd tended so lovingly. Vild violets and innocent daisies nodestly peeped forth from every took and corner, while rod and white oses grow and blossomed in great ovoliness and luxuriance. A pot of eraniums was placed in one wee win ow while one of cape jossamiucs ex taled the most doligltful perfume rom the other. Those choice plants rore gifts from Mrs. Bertram of the nanor. { Concluded en our next.] NEW ADVERITISEMENTS. W ANTED-Evcrvbody can get rich. Articles entirely new and staple. gents wanted in every tewn. First appli ation secure preference. Address Hughes t Hughes, 82 High Street, Louisville, Ky. PARING, CORING AND SLICING MA. .1IN 1:.-Four turns to an apple. Sold'at hores D. H. Whittemore, ianufacturer, Vorcester, Mass. MONTVALE SPRINGS, 1870. " ' Favoi"e Summer Rosort, situated . in Blount county, East Tenn., will be pen for the reception of visit(.rs on the 1st ft .uno. The marked beneficil temult.s attending he use of Ibese waters in functional de angements of the .iver, Bowels, Kidneys and Skin, and the Cure of Chronio Diseases. niiest. their Medicinal Properiiew The buildings at Monivalo have been re mired, refitted and repainted, and every hing put in good order. All the accessorios for enjoyment and ocreation at the best watering places will >e founi here. The fncilities for rmaching Montville thia ieason are increased by the extension of he Knoxville & Charleston Railroad, and egular trains are running to Maryville, rhenco passengera are conveyed in coaches o the Springs, nine miles distant. Hates of Board, 'or Day, $2 60; per Week, $ 00; per 1lonth, $60 00. Address for Pamphlets containing analy is and descriptions of water, &c. JOSEI'i L. KING, Knoxville, Tenn. YOUR ATTENTION is CORDiALLY INVITED TO TIIN aHenderson County, Kentucky Land Sale" Urand Prize Scheme Enterprise, CHARTERED by the Legis lature of Kentucky, and endorsed and re aommended by every leading ofileial in:the state. and upwards of 500 of her most r'r m li'n! crIt zr'H. 5l Pi Izes, $314,320 1 Comnprisling the richest river bottom tobao. co fliams inl the weallhy county of lien. derson, KCy., with all their appurtenances. Capital Priz , $150,000 Smalflest Prize, $801 Also about $20,000 in Greenbacks, being tihe entire rent, money of thes property for the years 1869) anal 1870, which will be dis. tributed to the wtnners of the first seven prizes respetlve.ly. Rent of the farmne for 18thiU, was $12 pier ncre, nnd at is conftidently cxpected that they will equal or aurpass this figure for 1b70. Tickets Fiye DolilarS. i!nal drawing, .Tune 9th, 1870, at Mlasonlo rem~plo, Louisville, JKy. Hundreds of our >est citizens, have given unqualified ceruh Icates and endorsements of this magniti. ent enterprize. Every douar invested by ticket holders, a held in trust by the commlissioners Sp iointedl by the Legislature, until the draw., ng takes place and prIses are delivered. In order to have your tiokets properly egistered, buy at once of your nearest itib agent, or remit, by Express (propald), )rnft, P. 0. money order, or registered etter, to either of the following financial gents who will furnish full descriptive irculars L., II. Ly no, Catsh'r Farmer. Dank, HUn. lorson, Ky.: Rt. B. Alexander, Comrmer lal Bank, Louisville, Ky. ; John C. La. hlam, Prnes. Bank, liopkinsville, I(y; lames L Dallam, Conmmercial Bank, Paidu. alh, Ky. ; I. G. Thomas; Chh. Obs. and lept'r Lexington, Ky. ; W. B. Tylor, Cash. er Deposit Bk., Owensboro, Ky. Giood Club Agents wanted everywhere. WANTED EVERYWHVIERE, QALE8MiEN, Parme''s and others to sell a New Artiele in great demand. $400 00 nadae by ens Agent hia first month. Ad. ress GEOr~. ioEATiIRON & CO., Nash ille, Tenn., or WV. H. SEAATON & CO., Cow Orleans, La. 'or Pure Water, u.s .RG htae eebrated Pnmp, i. attrely tastess, urabie and rala.' hle; equal to the 64, ;ood old-fsahtoned rooden Tamp, anad ~ Mu est lose them halt the sonuy. Nealy arranged o ate be non-freezing, atid in constructIon sa, stmple hat mny one ca pOt it up ad ,,. ,THE 3EST A140 CHEAPEST PtigP,VY og Mo. (GOOD FURNiTVft1ti (UIFAP FU.RNITURkI UST reelved direct from the bqat f Jies of New York and Boqton. Consst - ng~ of fine' Rlosewood ar.d ,beaun ais, to'naplete aaogaHly and. W&nut.DBoteu, oaf, Dinahs, Pairlett Cihmt. Stande Ac. BIed Steads aysd Ct alms of gier dierent. grades each,f rdr4bt. aloon Tables ahb , uverythin, utsua~l' kE~t the l' naiir. )an be bought a ire.'a ' indase.., "-4 - meIc TRRL9 ort38 rO PHTSICIANS. Nsw Yonu, August 15th, 1808. Allow me to call your attention to mny E'reparatlon of Conpound Extract liuchiu" 'he oomponent parts are BQUCIU, LONG .EAF, CUBEDS, JU.Il'EIi' ElR;RIE8. Mobs or Pa PAnAT-OrI.--uolhu, in vs. no. Juniper Berries, bj distillation, to orm a tine gin. Cubebe extracted by dis ilacement with spirits obtained from Juni icr Berries; very little sugar is used, and small proportion of spirit. It - is more nlatable than any now in use. Duohu, as prepared by Druggists, is of a lark color. It is a plant that. emits itt 'ragrance; the action of a flano destroys his (its active prinoiple), leaving a !ark and glutinous decoction. Mine is the color of ingredients. The Bichu in my prepsra. ion predominates; the smallest. quantity of he other ingredients are added, to prevent ermentattvn, upon inspection, it will be mind not to be a Tincture, as mido in 'harmacopen, nor is it a Syrup-nd herefore can be used in oases where fever r inflamnution exist. In this, you have ho knowledge of the ingredientr and the node of preparation. Hoping that you will favor it iith a tri ii, and that upon inspection it will meet with your approbation, With a feeling of conftilence. I am, very respectfully, li. T'. H ELM BOLD, Chemist and Druggist. of 16 Years' Experience. :From the Largest Manufacturing Ohem ists in the World,] NoVRttneu, 4, 1854. "I am acquainted with Mr. 11. T. Htsrt. ot.n lie occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence, and was suceesuful in con locting the business where others had not been equally so before him. I have been favorably impressed with his charter and enterprise." WILLIA \l WEIGi1TMAN; Firm of Pbwers & A eight man, Manufacturing Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets, L'hiladelphia. iolmbold's Fluid Extract I3uchu Is the great specifio for Universal Lassitude, Prostration, &o. The constitution, once affected with Or ganie Weakness, requires the aid of Medi eine to strengtlhen anil invi gQrato the sys. ten. which VilLM1OD'S . XTRACT BU. CIHiU invartably does. hIf no treatment it submitted to, Consumption or insanity ost. sites. Hoelmbold's Fluid Extract of Blu In affeetioni peculiar to Females' i tun, equalled lay any other preparation, as in Chlorosis, or lestention, Painfullness, or Supprossion of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schilrrus 8tate of the Uterus. andl all comptaints incident to the sex, cr the declin eor eliange of life. IIeJrnbold's. Fluid Extinct Ducila at lmRpf0td Roise WaBih Will.radically externinato fromn the syutemi dliases arising fromn habits of dissipation, It, liff leipense, litt lo or no change in diet, a~ ionv,onience or exposuro; completely sutpercding those unpleasant and danger. s.t ronmedios, Copaiva and blercury, in all Lhese diseases. Use HfelmubokPs Phuid Extract Ba-i [n all diseases of these organs, whiether isisting in ma.Ie of femide, front Whate,r eause originating, .'nd noe Y0tter> 0U(o% long standing. It is pleasant in taste and odor, "immediate" .in action, and mor4 strengthec\ing than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron. Those sufferIng' frotn broken-down om delicate constitutions, procture the remed~ at once. The reader mnust be aware that, howevem slight, may be the attack of the above dia eases, it is oertain to afifoet the. bodily health ad menital pojyerg, ' All the above diseases require the at,l of i DiuretIc. IIELMDIOLD'S EXTRACT DU OHIU is the great Diuretic. Sold.by.Druggists everywhtere.. Patos $1 26 per bot tlo, or 6 bot tles for $6.50. Delivered t o any addrress. Describe ayf t' toins in ali gonypiupintions.. Addres Drug and Chemical Wateh ouse, 694 Broadway, New York lnfao a oi m Chemsioal Wa uese iddsigned. ., -;i. KOSKOQI TIIE GREATRE'UTATION. Which Koekoo has attained in all parts of the country AS A GREAT AND QOOD MEDICINE, And the Large Nutnbers of Testimonials which are constantly being received from Physicians. and persons who have been oured by-its use, is conclusive Proof of its remarkable value. AS A BLOOD PURIFINR, It 1E no 'E1c1:ual, 1151N0 IostTIVVLY The MostPowerful Veg )tablo Alternative YET DISCOVEItED. DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. "The life of the flesh is in the Bl ood," s a Scrlptual maxim that science proves to be true. The people talk of bau blood, as the cause of miany diseases, and like many popular opinions this of bad blood is found. ed In truth, The symptonms of bad blood are isually nuta platti-bad Digestion-ucauses imper feet nutrition, and consequently the circu lation is feeble, the soft tissues loose their tone and elasticity, and the tongue hecomnes pale, broad, and frequently coveree with a pasty, wh ite cont. This condltion soon sho.,a itself in roughness of the skin, then in eruptive and ulceratice disenses, and when long continued, results in serious lesions of the Brain, Liver, Lungs, or urina. ry apparatus. Much, very much, suffering is caused by impure blood. It is estimated by sonic that one-fifth of the human family are affected with scrofult In some form. When the Blood is pure, you are not so liable to any disease. Alany impurities of the Blood arise from impuro disease of large cities. Eradicate every impurity from the fountain of life, nud good spirits, fair skin and vital strength will return to you. K o SKOO! AS A LIVITR l\T1VIGOR4TORI STAND3 UNRIVALLED. Being the onily Klnown Medicii1 that efficiently stimulates and corrects tle lepatic aicreiions and functional dlerange ments of the Liver without. Debli:ntning tle system. While it acts freely upon tie Liver instend of oopions purging, it gradu. ally changes the discharges to a perfectly natural state. BYMTOMSs OF I.IVRI CO'MPLAIXT AN, OF soME OF TliOs D186AsRS PnoDioED'IY IT. A;tallow or yellow,color of the sktbor yello;rish-browtl ip;otb on the face 'ati, otbqg pirts of the body duliness jngi dt'bWsiness, .so,meitns hentedauhe ; bitt.or or bad tnste in the mouth, internal heat ; i r"umy omnses a dry. tensing cough; unstendy upfetito; sometimes sour stomach, with a raising of the food ; a blanted or full feel ing about the stemach and sides; aggrava ting pains in the sides, back, or breast, and about the cthouldera; oonsipntion of the bowels ; piles, flatulence, coldness of the extremities, &o, KOSKOOI Is a remedy of Wonderful Elicncy in the cure of diseases of the Kindeys and Bll.d. dor. In these Affections it is as near a specific as any remedy can be. It does its work kindly, silently, and surely The Relief which it affords is both certain and perceptible. 1hs1SAsEs OF TIMnI ifNRYs AND BI.ADnI. Persons unnequinainted with tho structure and funeicions of the Kidneys cannmot esti mato time importance of their Jiealthmy ac tion, ltegular and sunaicient action of tIme Xiil noeys is as imiportamnt, niny, even tmnore' so, tihan regularity of time howvel... Tthe Kid-. nuys remove rrom then Blood those e'lete nmatters wichua, if permit ted to rminim, would speadily dlestr-oy life. A it tal smis.. pension of thme urInary dischmarges wi 1 oc easloti death from thirty-six to forty-eighmt hmours. Whmen the Urine is voided In munil qnman. tities at time timo. or when there is a dispo sihion to Urinmate more frequently than mnatmral, or whetn the Urine Is hIghly colored or sclding with weakness in thme small of t he bar-k, it should not be trifled withI or delayed, bt Koakoo ushouild he taken at once to remedy time dliftlenity, before a lesion of time organs takes place. Most of the diseases of time Bladder originate from thmose of thme Kidneys, time Urine boinig Im perfectly secreted in time Kleineys, prove Irrliatinig to thle l3!adder and Urinary pas. sages. Whmen we recollect thmat meldicine newer reachmes the Kidneys except through the ge neral clrculatoon of thme Blood, we see how necessry It is to keep theo Foun tain of Life Pmure, EOSEKOO! Meets with GeeatSucecess in the Cutre of DIseases of the Nervous~ System, 'Almost nine-tenihs of cite pe'ople stuffer from nervous exhnataton, and are, t hero fore, liable to its coneomiitant evils of' men. tal depression, confimsed Ideas, softening 01 the brain, Insanity, and corpplote brenkIng dewn of the gerteral health. Thousands are suffering to-dJay with broken do*n tiervous systents, amid, nmuforturiately, to.. bacco, alcoh~ol, lrte hours, over-work, (mental and ph,ye'call, am-c causing tdisemites of the nervous *fsfemn to fhoreaubat a~fbar fuml ratio. The simtoend to whioh dise'ases of thme nervous sy'stem give rise, inny~lie stated as follows: A dull, heavy f'eeling In the head, sometirmes more or less severs pain or hea,laohe ; Periodical Headache. Dizziness, Noises or Ringinig in (h6 iesh; Confusion of Ideas:t Temnporary -Less of Memory; l)eject ion of Spirits; ;8tarting during Sleep; Blad Dreams; lesitation, In Answermng Questions ; Dulaesa of H earing ; T witcohing of the Iface and Arms,- &o.. which,. If nmot promptly treated, lead to Paralysis, D)ell ritum, lnsanity, Impotency, ApopleRy, &e. Is not a scret qunk rem'edy. Forr.sula roumntd each bottle.. Redommendedl by tili Seat Physicians, eminent Divines, -Editors. rugglbtf, M6robatt, &o., 'ihe Se.t ad Most Topular ~eion,o, PRE3PAUUWfdNLY'nT . toratory ana Offoe, No~ & Main Btret NOItPOT*, VTI -.~ Priee, ONE DQI4AIR PER. BOT~t taara--6m' 5v- '1 ,, The "CAlROLLV.t 1R'P'l/.TZI," is it ind is pronouncel b; various chemtists, one Peruvin (Iunno in its Fertilizing IProperIies inct land and eel ani nls, and pus:,ess qlutal at. We annex the an:alysis of I'rofesswr Shi "IL \1tOR.ATOY O 'I'llE 11 U1: Aunlysis of a nnmsle of Carolina Fertilije Mloisture oxpolled nt 2l2? F, Organia .latter, with senu water of oombin Fixed Ingredients, Ammonia, P1hosp+oria Acid---Soluble, (i .011 E lnsal ble, 0.17 t; Sulpiric Ac'd, 11.01 E< Sulpiate of Potish, Sulphate of Soda, Sand, On the strengths oc these resull I ant gh no Feriliuzer, We n ill furnish this excellent FERTILi 2,000 lbs. oct 9-ly New Advertisements, (ESTABLISHED 1830.) U1E,IIC & GRIFItTII[, SA WS AX:S.' SA i'S! Saws of ill lescriptions. Axes, Belting and mill furnishings. Cirenlar Saws Wit h solid Teeth, or with Patent Adjustable Points, superior to all Insert ed Teeth Saws. -WAiY I'-ica||Icdurid. 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Livermtoie,Ae:ndviile , Pa. Inveniors who wvish, to take ot Let ters Pamtsnt sire admvised to counsel wIth Is tts & ('a., edliitrs of tme Scient itie Amseriusan, whio hasve prosscu:esd cihtitms hefore theii Pastenst 0O1cleooster' Iwsnty yeassrs. Theoir Atti. rican andI Esropenih Pitesnt A gency is hd6 tnost extensiive in theo world ChArges lesh ihan tiny other reliabsle asgency. A pamopht. i1t -ls sotaininsg full linsrtruios to iniventors is scent grattii. AlIJNN o& CO., 37 Parnk liow, N. Y. Sugar' (.ane and SoPghumi Mills, .Ev'aporntotrs andi Horse Ptower'is, embody ing all t he recent imsprov-emenot s and t aking thss lead of ever'y ksm. in thme tisarket. Msan uifactusred by Gleo. b. Sqier' & Biro., Bufifa io, Ncw York. lIshr Psses or ,r Mlanuails for 1870 sontt ftee. Par'ties hlavinig PalmetIio Trees will heatr of somo. thintg greastly to their advasttage by enclos lag S1 to Rt. L. Williamis, Andentried, Car, bon ltid., P,. :Fortune Telling Cards. Teli:any persorn's age, lithnaonnt. ol money itn their pockets, -thse numnbet thsoughit of, etc. ?ilailed to r ny address for 15 .ogs. A d&ress (Grey & fJo., Publishers, Yorkrille, Si. C. - The Puirest, Eost anid Ohepst $20 watch ireer given gratIs to eovery live sman who- will ae,~ es.putrAgout. iltsi net's light ansd h'6no'able'; pays' $30 per day. Address -I. Mlohfoe Kentiedy & t., Pitt sburg, Pa. * Di DER~:'82 1ASTI aIm~. IA sstce relief for'Asthman , Prioo 40 COnAt by mail. &rowvsr A& C.o., Chuarlestowns, M~as. . . nondnrjuee, dn /sdnled *fV6Tb1sJA' 16* Aa i A4sOA1A'4,:,l4t, UPhlhkfephimr J. f',armlog.-40 'pago1; cloth. .Thtis wobdefl'iMok-hh full'inut'tetionts to 'n.. able sh'eader . to' fascinalexethers gt, or mi/.Itcno lobtidW~'nq 'b eti4 no, Philadelphia. 7nalAm. tl ..! - ade t'rem1 thc 1'itopluthates of South Cnrolina. of the best Mnnurer known, tttily infetrior" to These l'hoephnale are the retnains of ex Itics of the greate:t value to the agricultut el,lrd. ICA L CO,l.it; lE OF SOUTII CAROLINA. per4oually euletcd. 16 70 ation expelled nt a low red heat, 16,50 66.80 2,60 auivnlent t o 11.27 Solnbl Phonphato of Lime tuivalent to 18.48 Insoluble (b ne). 21.75 Phosphate of Limo. i.valeut to 23.t15 Sulphate of Lime. 80 3.51) 11.0)6 .1 to certify to the superiority of Iho ('aroli. C. U. SITEPAlD, Jr. ' to Planters nntl others n $t0) per ton of GEO. W. WI11AMS & CO.. F"'aotora. ASK YOUIR DOCTO, or Druggist for Sweet Quinine-it equals (bit ter) Quiuine. M'f'd by $tenrns, Farr & Co., Chemists. New York. G 'RE4 5 T u 1 E s JGr(A CUR ES DYSPEPSIA& INDIGESTION PREVNTSCHILLS&FEVER NAPPET ' CREATES - ()Wi i 'isi1li PROPRIETORS a wHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs I or .a '. atno h'..rio, .' C.. hiy J(F.TlillN, McMASTEIlL & BIItICE. Tly 'n r tOl dlecision of 'ho Inte.rnal ieve'nne Comnoissiouner, any pecreoni enn sell hos~e Ditto's without having,.a retail LI. quotr DealIer's License. .nma 17-Cm CTharlote, Columubia and August Rail Road. -Cor.19:naA, Den. 27, 1869. T IE following l'Paenger Scheduleo i Sgo into effoct oki this lLead o n f Sunday, mdxit, 25th inst.: Oorso goten. Leave Auttula, at 4,00 a n "(Colutnbint. S. C., at 9.40) p ii '4 Winnsbao'ro, 11.40 a a. " Checster". 1.40 p n Arrivo at. Chtarloftt, N. C, -. 4.20 p n. Mnkiing close connections with Trains oh Nortli Carolina Rtoad for all points North anm. .iast,, COMING soUTIt. Leivo Charlotte, -N. C. at, 10.80 a to " Chost er, - - --- 1.25 p m "4 Winnsboro, . , -2.67 p mn ". Columbia . 06.07.p mn. Arrive at AugusRta : 0 9 56 p im Alpking clos,e conntecti6ns with Trains of Cen trral a kfOeorliit .Railron'de' for Bahsr. nain anud all pioitsIin Flot'da,' *MacOh',-Co. lumnbue, M on i gomery, Mobil', Now Orleans, Selmna, Chtat tnooga, Memnpis, Nashivitle, Louisville; ('InoinneL, 3;. Lotis, -and all Vaildbo Siteppidg Cars bn all '!igitt Trains. Througrh Tickets soldi atnd Bsggage chedked td all principal;polis..A . '.ijy Paes.ngprs *by (hi reute going Nort h havre chtote of. ihree ifferent roites, C.BOD1(N%TT.' Sujierintendeont. ': I. Ddns'r., Genoufl1?Fight anid fk et. Agent. .dee38. TheLast Sensation I fiST receive4 a. fr9 supply. oQ, ~ina ttDra Sr.okl pg TJo'Nwoo, canne'e Oysters. Shbrin p.4, Pi kldh Eitaroh, Coffke Jliverpooli Salte, /Cheese. (landles, Shoes, (Crockery, Tinaware, Molasses. Stations.yy tTIrdwvare. Dry Gooly,.&os, which we nifer low for cash,. .. ,cIoNTYRE, & COj Country Cured Meat - .JAM8,silei8 nualder's ad trd, for SlM ON& WO'ODWARb rna~r 8. - . Prv , an) n rx;fa1rz a.. 54tfAga- OW4AMU 5iuamm. feb ' SHOO. FLY" SELLING OUT AT COST. .lE are now receiving a> heavy stock of Groceries, Consisting of Sugars, Coffees, Lard, Rice, flacon, Flour, Irish Potatoes, Maokerel, Sardines, Jellies, Oyst ers, Pickles,Gingor,auC,akes, aok ers, Bllack Pepper, Spico, Oing"r, &c. All we ask is a call. Our Goods have also been bought since the decline in (old and Cotton, and therefore we can Rell cheap. JOHN McINTYRE & CO, april 16 Livery and Sale 24 STABLE. nI r IL"E undersigned as will be observed by this advertisement, is sill holding forth nit the old alaud, opposite the Postof flee, his LIVERY ALl) SALE STABJLE. Ie keeps constantly on haind Horses, flacks, litiggies and vagous for . hi.e, and respeiCtfuii asicit th '.airnunage of the putlio. A. F. GOODING. jan 8 WANTED! WAN'TID! ANTI DZ CASH CUSTOMERS. rOR which I will give in eclange for their "SPON)ULlCS," Good Pure Corn Whiskey, " " Rye Whiskey, " Raspherry Syrup, " " Cherry Duraudy. Also plenty of Groceries, Ale, Porter, Tobacco and Segara. Just received direst from New York since the decline in Gold. which will be sold to Cash ustomers at as. tonishing low rates. apl 20 I. J. MoCARLEY. \"llB0El L11PEST STORlE YET! CAN IT .BE POSSIBLE ? Y1:11 IT is, F. ELDER IS THE MAN. JUST think of it. but don't think too long, or you may miss the chance. Ladics& Uats Trimmed all complete for 25 cents, lien's Shoes for 50 cents. All other good.i sold in proportion. Consisting in ilardware, Groceries, roots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Millinery. Noiions, &c.. &o., all of w4ivb. is just received of the latest style, no humbug, every article warranted to be as,represented. All he asks is a call before purchasing elsewhere, but. those that. have not the Greenbacks, need not call, as his motto Is strictly Cash, small proflts and quick sales. ap1 l2 Prices-in Acco dance with the ie. dine of 'old and Cotton will be Found at CL E ugs 7 IEN'S. (OFFEE Eugvtrs, 14@l7o., Mrdasses 60o @$l.00 per bbl., Bacon, 16@19o. p:er out. Lard in ('dtd,ies, n0c.,,In l>arrecly, '20e. (r.e tail); Washii Soap, 106., Carolin'a liice, $5l.75 per bushel, best Sugar Cured Hlama, 25o. Special induoemuents offered on oorn ; call and inquIre. D. R,,FLiENNIKEN. mar 24 A gent for A uhrey & Co. Fertilizers! Fertilizers!i T AVJNG seenifed thmo Agency fo'r Fnir - 1.1 fluId County for the following Fertili zers: Soluible Paifie Quin, )3aughm's'lia* llon Sbp' Vhosphate, 'Jhe 4CirbinmFertiiser,' Rhodes','Super Phosphate, Orchilla Guno, Cot ton' Food, Miaryland Ammninted Compoundl Acid Thlospite of' TLme, for comiposting wnth'eottnn sed'l Andi Zell's Ammnoniated Bone Super. Phosphate. 1 am stow prepared lo supply my fHiends wit h asimy of,the pbove as low .as time same can ne purchased in any oilier mar ket with Freight an.d Drayage added. Call at ny store and get circulara deOscriptye of their repectIve me'ihs - - . ~JNO HL..CATRICART. feb 1, 1870 JUST IRE0EIVED. UI 00BUSIIE1 S Prime White leorn. 0000 L.bafacon, LZi-d andi llama. Sugar, OIl grades, 41 sacks Coffee. eas, o'ap~ Candfea, *21bts. No. 1. INimrIlyilour. And many 6thmer articles to which!I in see. W. IV. VE TCIllN. .aprUl12~ Wtnsliorb Workshops. [ AM now prepare.l to fil11 ordertfonew WYag 2 one, tartp, Whoolharrows, &o. ~ Ahad i iparing netly executed. All )Jinds Blacks ih wrork dit o'at my shop. The patronak oft'hE pubild is respetrally solicIted. WV. I1. nlova. jan 20 -'( Notiate 'exPayers. es t of May, 1870. All par-. ties whtokave na! led to pay thieir.,rTages for 186 an '6 wolddo well to take due no. 'p. -12 . County easterr. VIRGiNIA AbDITTED I 85reeledsath Qornet - No. 1--Snger, Ri,fe4 Mokee inBar llalf Bar. t-els and Rit~ s; Cheese, Citren, Currents, .an 29 . . W. wDkuonnumES