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0- Every description of Lawyer's Blanks, under the New York Code, neatly printed at this office. Job Pinting. Our business men and others wish ing Job Vrinting done, are invited to call at our offico and inspect some of our samples. We believe ours will comprro favorably with any in the I country. f New Advertisemeds. Notice to Plantitrs- W. E. Aiken, Secreta ry. Winun,boro Workshops-L. M. Bo. lick. Ale ! A lo ! freth and cool, at R. J. ,McCarley. t l3askets, a now supply, at McIntyre & Co. Wanted-Good ing, Stuart & Co. T,1homlpson & W'oodward advertises new arivals of Spring Coods and are offering them low for cash. Rdad the advertisement of Mr. S. Wolfe. ' Iead the large column advertise ment of Dr. J. J. Lawrence in anoth er column. U. S. Taxes-Calvin Brice, Deputy Collector. As.ignee's Sale-S. B. Clowney. "Iosadaliis" the great Blood Puri. fier, by Drs. Clements & Co., Balti more, Md. Wanted-200 Bushels Cow Peas, by Gooding, Stuart & Co., for which they offer the highest market price, t in either cash or merchantdize. t t ain. Winnsboro and Its vicinity was t visited on Friday night last, by a re- a freshing shower, accompanied with ' thunder and lightning. It in some de- a gree, cheered the rather despondent hopes of the farmers, who have for some weeks been studying the skies anxiously. t Ainiual Celebiratiosn Ugly Club. s Our thanks are due the Committee P of Invitation of thd "Ugly Club of the li University of South Carolina for an I invitation to attend their annual cole bration. on the 30th'of June. E. E. Boyle, President ; Hamilton G. Ewart, N. C., Orator ; M. C. Rob- r ertson, Secretary. 'Pretty Man,"--Doll Baby, J. C. Seibels, Colunibia, S. C. ; "Ugly MaU,"-Boots, John A. Fiber, Ger many ; "Ladies' Man,"-Cane, Ham- d ilton Q. Ewart, Henderson, N. C. ; "Baby,''-Candy, E. M. Lawton, Sa vWn11ab. Ga. ; "Lizy lan,"-Arm Chair, John A. Watson, York, S. C. ; 4Fool Cap,"-Thos. Sloan. Anderson, 11 S. C. ; "Coiccited Man,''-Mirror, t M. C. Robertscn, Witinsboro, S. C. ; o "Loafer,"-Diplom, Alex. Sampson, t Georgfetouln, S. C. Cominittee of Invitation-J. S. I Clifton, Chester, S. C. ; Win. W. e Forster, Prinace George, S. it. ; T. 3 Hasel Gibbes, Columbia.8S. C. a Proceedings of tine Fairfild .4 Agrlcunlgural seciety. The Society convened this day pur- Ii suant to adjournment. Thomas Mc- o Kinstry was called to the choir, when t the proceedimg of' the last meeting t were read and approved. t A report was called for from the a Delegation to the Con'vention hold in I Charleston, on the 3d of May. Mr. 0. II. McMaster, the chairman of said Is Delegation, stated that the Commit- u tee was in attendance, and reported ii briefly upon the proceedings of the b Convention. The report was received si as information.C The Rev. Thos. Erwin, President .. elect of this society, expressed his in- s ability to accept the position, and u stated to the society satisfactory rea- ti sons for declining. His resignation g was accepted, and Col. HI. C. Davis was elected President for the ensuing ri term. It was then moved that a Commit. J tee of seven persons be appointed to adopt a plan for having a "Fruit Vegetable andI Floral Exhibition" " some time In the month of July or y August, and alrrange a small premium ~ - list for that occasion. Society then n adjourned. W. E. Aiken, Sec. " The "IHouse Wife's Assistant Tl Mr. F. Elder, appears again thisc morning in a bran new advertise- ~ mont. HIe advertises a new, useful and very convenient invention-which A is offered at the low price of twenty. five cents. Every housekeeper should ~ have one. It is very convenient andT we can testify to what Mr. F. says- 'W as ho has kindly laid on our table sev ' oral for future use. Patronl.. esne Elnterpris e. T Mr. P. P. Toalo, whose advertise- T ment appears in another column,. has established on a firm basis, in Charles ton the lalgest and' moabt complete C manufaotory of doors, sashes, blinds, &e., In the Southern States. Having a< adveptised li-berally during the past a year- h.a 0......t. - le stm i t> Americus, Ga., with the view to making a selection of a sito on which to oreot a cotton factory. Why he did not finish the Columbia South Carolina Canal has not been stated. A correspondent of the Country Gentleman says that tomatoes want water almost as much as ducks, but as the vine is hardy and will stand al. most any amount of boat and drought, few supplj the water it demands. In order to make tomatoes ripen quickly, they should be watered at least once a day. The evening is the lest time to water them. A colored man was arrested in Charleston on Thursday hist, for stcal ing $75 fromi a woman and then set ting fiie to her houso. Scientists generally agree that the sun is gradually cooling. Posterity will have to learn to do with less heat. Among the fashionables the latet ogony is to "scramble" the hair. It i looks quito "be-switching." Gen. Longstreet has been appoint. - ed by Gov. Warmouth, Adjutant General of the Louisiana wilitia. ROSADArx1S.' TREI1TORER, purifies the blood - and cures Scrofula, 8yphilis, Skin Dia elkses, Itlheumatism, Diseases of Wo men, and all Chrottio Affections of the r Blood, Liver and Kidneys. Recoml mended by the Medical Faculty and ninny thousands of our best citizens. Itend the testimony of Phi sioans and S patients who have used Rosaditlis; send .or our Rosadalis Guide to Healhh Book or Almana; for this year, which we - publish for gratuitous distribution ; it will give you Im tech valuable informa tion. Dr. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore, Sasa: I take pleasure in recommending your Rosadalis as a very powerful alterative. A I have seen it used in two ca,es witi happy results-ono in a case of second ary syphilis, in which the patient pro. nouniced himself cured after having taken five bottles of your medicine. Tlhe oher i-, a case of scrofula of long standing, which i3 rapidly impi ovin . D under its use, and the indications are that the patient will soon recover. I have carefully examit,ed the formula by which your Hosadalis is made, and find it and excellent compound of alter ative Ingredients. Dr. Sparks, of Nicholasville, Ky , says lie has used Rosadalis in cases of Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory results-as n cleanser of the Blood I know no better remedy. Samuel G. McFadden,.Murfrcesboro,' Tenn.,says: L I have used seven bottles of Rosadal is, and am entirely cured of Rheuma tium0; ,end me four bottles, as I wish it. for my brother, who lias scrofulous sore eyes Benjamin BochtsI, of Lima, Ohio, writes, I have suffered for twenty yeurs with an inveterate eruption over my whole body ; a short time since I pur uhused a bottle of tosadalis and it ef fected a perfect cure. Ro!adalis is sold by all druggists. Laboratory, 61 Exthange Place, Bal imore. Das. CLE%l1NT.S & CO., may 19-ly Propt ietors. UNITED STATFUS TAXEX. S IHE INCOME TAX for 1869 and Special Taxes for the yeltr ending 'May lot, 1871, are now due. I will attend at the following place to receive t hem, viz : Winnsboro, June 6th, Monticello, June 7th, Jacob Feast era, June 8ith. CALYIN BRICE, Dep'ty Col. 8d DistrIct, 8. C. may 26fixl Winnsboro Workshops. I am prepared at my shops to do all kind of --smith and wood work in the very ne&teet, style, call and examine for yourselves. La. M BOLICK. may 24-Irm Ale ! Ale !! Ale!!! A LOT of Bass's Ale, just received, end (1kept always fresh and cool, also Mlack eral at B. J. McCARLLEY'S. may 21 ~NOTICE TO PLANTERS. TfiFB -'Fairfield Agricultural Society" Lwill hold a meebt g in the Court House at. U innaboro, on the first Monday in June next. 6th inst. Plant ers and Farmers, having the agricultural Interests of the District at heart, will please attend and enroll their names as miembers. At this meeting, the time for holding a Frutit, and Vegetable exhibition will be speolfied. &o JYy order of society. W. E. A IKEN, niy 24-txI Secretar'y. BASRFETY. CHtIILDREN'8 Sc.iool Baskets, for Luneh, elol,, fer sale est may 21 McfNTY'RE & CII. 200 B8I..8 tCOW P,,,o,,,o, the highest market price will be given In either' Cash or Mercliandise. O'OODINO, 8Tff4 IW & A may 2I Inr thw mater of John W'hitaker, Blanhrupe. Y Vrtu ofanorder mnade by the ion. Cor fthe United States for the Western Dist rict of 8outht Oaroliua. I Will sell at pub lie outory, to the highest biddetr for oash, befoto the Court feugre door. In Winneshoreo between the legal hour.s or sale, en Monday thbe 6the day of Jane, all sbe righi, fitlesvenj Interest 4t Jobs Whitakes, Rankrupe~ to wit: In a boute end. loi la the subrb of the town of Camden. Ptarohae to pay forp pera adti& ams, 5. B. CLOWN4EY, may 18-112 Asignee. ADNINISTRAT JWS N4MICE. edw ers$a lim gie 1Qualitas Non Quantitas." DR. LAWRENCE' Highly Coltleutrated Fluid Extract of KO8KOOR Tite Great Heith Restorie No Quack Medicine-Fortnula Around I Bottles. Prepare, and gold by DR. . J. LA WIRENC, OROA NIC CIRMIS71', KOSKOO Qi riks at I hu Rt ol Diseamo by Purifyi the loilo l, Itotorinlg the 1,iver aitd Kidnky- o a3 lielelby Act ion and invigirating the Nervous qys. 'Thiu is tihe secret of its Wonderful Sucet in Curing Scrof,ula, Syplilis, Dyspepsia, Liver Comiplait. Chronio llo t-itis Neurtilgist. Nervosis Alrectionis. Hwrup tions of thle Rktin. Ilulm.rs, L,oss. of Yigor, i,iseaseis of Kidneys and lladder, and( atill Dis enses elitised t,y a BAD STATE 01F01" THE IL00 Of a Dieased Condition of the Liver, KilleyS, Nermvos System, A It thoro-ighly Eradicates every kind liutor and Biad Taint. and restores the e tire system to a healthy condition. Thousands have been changed by t use of tle Medicine from Weak, 8ik] Suffering 'reatures. to Strong, Ileahl aitid 11appy Men and Women. No Medicine has adtained such a Ore Reputation as this justly Celebrated Coi pound. Ipproved by the Highest Medical Ai thorily. 1K 0S8M 0!1 Endorsed and recommended by tile Pr' dent ef t lie Facility of the E. Medic.d College of the City of Now York. Professor It. 8. NEWTON, M. D., Professor and President of ti le Faonlity la "Profe,sor i heory aind Praotice" of Mledicite, Cincinnati, &o. One of the mijost enilnent medical men Ihlt age--well known as tile author of t rollowilig standrd medical works: Ne on's 'lPractie of Medicine," "8isea4.s ,hildren," "Newito,'3 Symos Surgery, le., in December number oft' Amcrican Ale at Review-pngt 278, eays - "Among the more recent efforts to intr luce popularly. some of Lite new renedi wo notice a new pr(paratiion onispound, Lly J. J. Lawt enco, M. 1)., of Norfoik, Vi kitiob is ftirnished to thie profossion at 0he public in any desired quantity. We ,ently exinitied his Laboratory, and b -unme fully sutistied that all his work is doi l tI le best ianner, by mtost appi oved pr Desses, and from the best inaterials, givil is a result. a iedicintie ieting the con llenloe of the physieians and the public." Ko8koo Oures Borofula in its Worst Form Front A. W. Mills, a prominent inia ivel known mercihnt of Norfolk, Va. No 11 Main-ot., Norfolk, Va., Sept. lIC, ' Dr. Latwrence-tDsir Sir: Your Koskt ins worked wonders in ny family. N' laughter has beon a sufferer from Ierofr Osce childhood. Silo lost tlirty-one pice rf bone front her ankle, from her armi, to ides having tilcurs in) severnl parts of ti body. WhilSt inl this condition silo con rienced taking your Koskoo-it, aoted liI I olharm on her ; under its use the ulce ;radually healed, and her general heall Ireatly improved. It. certainly saved it nuoh suffering and perliip her life. I r gaid Koskoo a specific lor till scrofulot kffections. Your Ko-koo also cured n vifo of dyspepsia, fron which site suffer( ~reat ly. Sheo is now in bettr health tht hie las been In five years. With tIhe ligi 1st,regards, I am grtetfully yours, &c., A. W. AIILLS. Koskoo is endorsed by the best physicia: lveeywhere. Rtead thle following from D i'illery, a successful ptractitioturr or mar rears standinlg it the Oht! Northl State. Liocky Mount, Edgecomnu. to., Sept. ]O, '6 Dr. J. J. Lawrene-Dear. 8ir: I hai used yone Contcenutratted iVuid latract Koekoo in may pract Ice withi the hlapDiest- ri miute, I find it, to be a powerful Liver la rigorotor, Bl1.od Purifier, and Nervous Toi e. In all diseases of the LaIver, Scrofuloa By phillie, and Nervous AtfIections, it is ~emedy of immnense value ; in f-rei, in a nost every vario:y of Chronic D.iseases il 150eis indicated. Hoping yotu may me, lwith the succesa which you deserve as manufacturer of reliable muedicines, I al tir, ih mutch respect, your obetdient so: ra, . C. TILLER,Y, M. D,. K08ko0 Ouros Chronjo RheumatiBID. NonroL.;, Va., Sept. 7, 186.i Dr. J. J1. Lasrrente-Dear Sir : Aily si sas received so mitch benenit from your wot lerful Keokooo that I cannot refrain froi :Zpressing my grailtide. I had tried a noel everyting withoul benefit. I belies a allnoeroty, that your Kskooor fa an i 'allIblo remedy for the dIsease from whlc to has ruffered, and, so far as ! can leart ins never failed1. If you only knew il mmeonse. amount, of suffering that he hte undergone, then yout coutld cotteive the va es of such a remedy as Koskou-=-.that su-reL lures, The greas a'moont of' good it is no' loing a'naong tus is inestimnable. With mauc gratitude, I am respectftully yours. &., Mrs. M. kE. A. NEtLSON, t'ead ile followIng from Mr. Wombie, irominent, Hardware Mercharrtof tiffs t~ No. 18- Market Sqttare, Norfillk, Va , ftr' .tatrene:-Irea i'r: Oop the8 lar lumber of test imoniale which you offer < he greeat eftioaoy of your Kositoo, I tai ~Iest\uro In adding nmy own. I suf'ere early iIth Nervous' eboility,. h%eadaoahi aosa oft Appeotie, &io. Two hot tIed'of Keo oo0 rouforedmo fo'health. Voutrs tirafy. l'rom 1Nov. W.r ft. Chr(al an, Pastor Dit riddle Street Methodist Citurch, Portsmouthl, V'a., Obtober 25, 1869.. This is to certify that I know Dr. Lai atnoe well IJe is a gentlemsian of onlilia lon, and worthy of tve fullest Oon6fdeno< l hasve used his Koskoo vimly advaage. nyself,.and have a'Iopted Its use .In m~ 'mily in cases of nervous deH iity .and d resslo.. 19. 11,- 4)JRISTIAN. 3After reading the above hIgh tdcomthe l4tlon. Invalids oannot heuitaste to- glve' 1k KOSEOO- a trIal.- . For Additional Testiniouiis iProm Physlotan., -Eminn Slises, Ed o-m, Orugglafa, Merchar.ts, &o., g ZOi WOAIM ANAC fothis feai -PrIos, ONE )OL LA.R PlE, p4uLg,g U,e Bad 5 . tending as far west as Alabama, ant e has thus been enablud to put. forti printed price list which defies corm otition. Every person who contem. lutes building or repairing should Frite at once for Mr. Toale's p'*, ist. 'rogressive. We visited the new Tan Yard o loasrs. Thompson & Woodward, i ow days ago, and found it in a flour ihing condition. These gentlemo1 ave gone to work in earnest, and ar( triving hard to rebuild the place made bare by Sherman. We ar, lad to see that it is in a progressiv( tate. Mr. R. J. Kelly, the superin endent, informs us that he has "pu n1" near one thousand hides since th 5th of February last. Is it not bet er for our citizens to invest thei ioney in some enterprise that wil may handsomely, than to always b arping on politics, the condit ion o he country, &c. Our watchwor< hould be "Onward !" Let our peo >le, then, remember that "green lacks" have a most potent influence .nd will rule, then let them go to woi I nd coin in (the money first, and al rill yet be well. Next to the Tan Yard is a thrivinj 3rick Yard, carried on by our ener etic fellow-citizen Mr. Jas. W. Law 'his is what our town has needed eve ince the war. Many of our citizen ave been debarred from improvinj heir property for want of brick ; nol hat- they are being manufactured ex onFively, we hope the vacant lots, es ecially on Main street, will Ic buil p, and our old town look, once more s it did in the "days of yore." W rish these new enterprises abundan uceess. .o0uniibia Guardlant. We hAd the pleasure of a visit yes orday from Mr. W. H1. McCaw, Edi or and Proprietor of that storlinE lieet, the Columbia Guardian. Mr IcCaw is on business connected witt is paper, and is stopping at Brown'i lotel. llatlksmuiilt Shop. It will be observed by an adver isement that Mr. W. II. Duva, ha emoved his Blacksmith Shop, t< Ir. Laughlin's old stand on Marke treet, and cordially invites hi riends and patrons, wishing anything one in his line to give him a call. Mr. Duva is a good workman an( eserves the patronage of the publio. egars-A hoice Brand. Our young friend David R. Flenni en, who is ever mindful of the prin 3r, has presented us with a choice lot f the "Vuelta Abajo" Segars-or as iey can be more conveniently called be "Cuban Rebel"-of the very best rand. Those wishing a good Sega1 an procure them at Mr. Flenniken's Ve tender our th anks for the kind re icembrance. Lfn Aged Epitapla. Dr. Kuykendal and ourself after a our or t wo scraping and feeling witly ur pen-knife arnd a stick for the let, ers on the stone-sucjeeded in get. ng therefrom the following inscrip, on, which we give for tbose -wh< re well acquainted with - the old hlanford Cemetary, of Petersburg, 'a. It was the oldest we ever saw, 'or one to look at the tombstone, he ould think that there never was, oi there had been an inscription, time ad obliterated every trace. The one is situated in rear of the old hurch, (at least it was there in 1863) -and even at that time it was con derably worn, and the holes that ere obiseled out by the artist to form ic letters were corpletely Over rowrr with moss: "Here lyeth in hope of a blessed surrection, the body of Mrs. Lucy filliams,. she was ye daughter of Mrs. -- --, and Mary his wife. "Born February ye 8th, 1730 arried November ye 27th, 1746' ho died ye 25tha July, 1747--age 16l uare, 5 months, 2 weeks and 3 days - ho was very much beloved and la ented." roung meca ad women, all, and' sta*dora by ust on chese tombs do cast a waderia eye, .ll on ye Lord wilst in your LeslIt and Syouth, >r die you must It Is a cort'aln truth, >ur life a shadow, is mere- prised thtan gold, for ixample here you masy behold ; uneath these mournful tombs S,hore lyeth th,ree, hieh makoth eight. out of ens fa'mily ' iso loving vIrtuous wives and child most dear, ho diedI within two days and one whoes year ; hose patience quItted not their silent breast it lulled them into an eternal rest, wait in pease until that glorious day, so trumpet sounds to call their soull away." runa. The men who thrive, the, men who Ivertiso ; the mop who bust, the en who don't. Senator Sorama has cent an maant Latest Quotations of SOUTHERN SECURITIES, GIIARLES'TON, 8. C, Corrooted Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, lbrokor, io. 25 Broad St. May 24, 1870. STATn 8F.OUltTIrSI-Sout h Carolina, old 88; do, - ew.-@80 do, registered stock, ex int--)8o he IAILROA> STOCKS--Charlotto, Columbia and Augusta,-60: Or envi.e and Co. Ilimbia, 2; Northeastern, I@ ; Sa Vannah and Charleston, 35; South Carolina, (whole mhares) 45J ; do, (half do) 22. stou rn C%tIO.INA DANK DILLS. *lanok of (harlesto , .. *3link of Newherry, Btan k of omiden, f I. Biatk of Georgetown, Btank of Snth Carolina, Bank of Chester, ituk or Ilamlbutg. ank or State of S. C. prior to 1861, N(8@ ,1nk of State of S. C. issue 1861 ottd 1862, 30@l *Planters' and Nlechatis' lank Charleston, 1 *Pe1cople's Bank of Charleston, - *Uniont Bank of Charleston, - I:ut hwestern It R lank, Charles. t , (Old) South west ern R R Bank, Charles. tonl, (new) Sote Bank of Chariceston, Fariners' and Exclanuge Bank of Charleston, - 6 E,xchange lank of Columbia, - Commertal lank of Ctoliumbin, 1 - Ilerehant'm Bank of Cheraw, 2 - C Planterm' Bank of Fairtivid, 2 - stato of 8. C. Bills Receivable, par of City of Charleston Change Bills, par a- _ Securit;es more in demand. Exchange e favoring buyers. Nboney ensier. Bank Y, rates I cent. a njouth on Stock oollater y als. Outside rates arbitrary. Bank notes stngnant. it *1ills marked thus (*) are being releem u- ed at th .lank Counters of each. jan 22..43 1 - 1840 1870 of Time tests the Morits of all Things. ie ':b- FOR 7I11eTY YEARS. ! - f- Perry Davis' Pain Killer, f lias beent tesed in every variety of cli Smatte, nd by alinust every nation known to U. Ameie:ans. It s iio atimiost contstant ooun. pnnimn and Inestimato friend of the mis o- siontary ntind the traveler, on sea and land, a, no one should travel on our Lfakes or Rivers ed without it. L, It is a speedy anid safe remedy for burns, 1al scalds. cuts, bruises, wounds and various e- other injuries, as well as for dysentery, a- diarrbcca, and bowel compl.its generally, to and is admiirsably suited lor every race of 0. mueu on (he face of the globe. Ig lie sure you call for and get the genuine I. iain Killer, a1 many worthless nostrums are attetapted to be sold on the great. repu ,ltaion of this valuable medivino. 4&- Urrotctons accompany each lottle. Price 25ots, 60ct4, and $1.00 per Bottle. Sold by all MedIcine Dealers. may 8-1m Shaking and Burning, S Iis not. necossary to journay from the tropics to Aaska in order to experience the to extremes of heAt and cold. Thousands undergo all the inconveniences of this ther Snionetrical chnnge every day, or every other r day, Ists na,y b, w 11fit ty h -. It ble of moving over the threshold. A word with these involuntary shakers. What ore they doing to expedite their retni t to a Is medium temperature ?-to break tihe chills y and banish the fever? Are they dosing i themselves with qltir.e, thereby hmpe:-lling tlhe sotundn tests of their hones andimnrg the vigor of their brains and niorvous sy. tem a? Some of thuem ate, no doubt, but ntie the mnjority of them, It I. believed. The ,value of 1[esrtetter'a, Stottitch litteus as a r. harmless and certain specific for lever an-1 y ague is tunderstood and appirclatedl in all parts of' thte cortittry whser- intermtittents Sptevail. Tihe residents of such localities -begin to take it early In the spring as ar 'e protection against thse miasma by which >r thtey nre surrounded;a not all of tvhin, pe:e. haps, for 't blitd adherence to error is the s- specialty of sotme people, but, t he greater -. number. It if there is atty fixed fact In therapenties, a it is lis :that the Bitterasuare at far better -. safeguard ngainst all the varieties of perl. s odio maladies produced by unrwholesome mt exhar1tions thtan any drug orl compound in a the matmeria mhedica of the profes.ion. Thtis n assert Ion Is made with all due reapect to r. the facutlty, lhus being an Importaunt truth. nn si one thtat nearly eoncern-, the health of fargo settlemenuts In various parts of the cou.ntry, :and Indeed of the public at, large, I,- ia made fearlessly. Foundedl 9n asaule nat unftmpeachable Itsony, ?t doelTes is Sapproval. To'r break up chills and fevers, as well or n 0prvn thers, there s nothing so, rulta. To Liv. ay S-1m. h Do Youi Want Health '/ Andc Who D)oes I. ?Not ? e If so, be advised, use !D1,. 'I YJTT'8 8A6. *s BAPAlIULLA anadQU.EN'8 DELIGI! I'. the I- great a1'erative and blood pturinier, . There y Is t\o' myst ery tahnit I o mnlver.hl su66e'es a, thtat attendis its tse, It. Is the finest selee.. it Iion tonic, anti billitus. antl-scorbutic, ap6rtant, antl pnrifying HERDS, RXOOTS antI B.ARK8 that ever entered into anmy me. diolnal eomponnmi,- t1sgg 19..lw a SuoWaxs Rftas.-.4M1ny todate aAd staid :p 90091 assuree tu t elleve that . ioIes su, denly acquired are anything but a-bl.etshg to the p"ssessors of thoem;- yet, who ewemt * heatVd of a'nf due' r'eatfi a'l e5ffort' in' ,ji their' 8tteAs'u,t eie: tions t aei'ntiro wealth, o' If you' WIsh to get at a persons tue belief, d look at whet they do and ntot at, what &,bey ,, say. Tked,vere for wealth.. quick or alow, * osl ta'' na'(ural as (lNE d'esIrg fot' foodf or air. There Is nothintg wrong it It' whateof. It us precisely thi feelitrg that' mnikos ntearly everybody ora%f to get s lokers in the Great I*em.terson Prise Soheme. 'k hey know that Iqtitore is a oplendlid fortflni comimYg to' some one, and we iioye the prettlesi irl. may win the lat'gest prize. The tickets e soelling r ike hot cakces, ha * EoIKoo.-Trhis med-loise is-vapid4f pIn, lng the confldepoe of the people,aanI t he 0numerous testimonsals of Iti vjrfues, givett 7 by praet(l iwbeR d'f W s4vicMle,d leaves e doul t,tha~ it is , ee r~Ollau le remedi to jpur b) 4,obi ver dease, &o, Te lat AI'c ournals,. containe an ar. s. tio1e from Prof. IV . HNewton, bI. iO., Prei * dent of the , . lti,.e ofyo Ynrk~ thaipeIM ut~a'rt~~ Its oura flW 1eftaess a1ldg f4w. Is mediolne. This is, we belie,-eyfri( flb. 5' stance where sob medIcines have bee* offistati endorsed by the Paott of ung es ~ great TIM NEXT SESSION OF MRS. OBEAR'S SCHOOL AVWIL L begin tho 1st day of June next. The Terms per Session of rwcnty weeks, are the saue us last year. For English, will vary from $7.50 to $20. For Nlus,, L'iano or Unitar, 18. ma11y 12- 1im HAY! HAY! H&Y! ejUST received One Hundred nates of Northern llAY. Thoso of our oustomrers who need wilt please come at once. BACOT & CO. may 14 Ale Ale ! .d 1 . o, A LOT OF EXTRA C SUGAR, AT H. W. DESPORTES. may 3 IN THE FIELD AGAIN 11TH Handsome Styles OF SUM MER GOODS. HANDSOME SUMMER LENOS A ND Musliis at 10 Cents per Yat d, AND OTHER GOODS A00ORDINGLY, r l subscriber is receiving by every - 6caminer direct from ITEW YORK, ood: of the ltest Styles and Lowest Mirket. Prices, which lie wshee to give his friends and enstoners the benefit of. His Ri ook or goods on hatin, is large and varied, rand have been niarked down to Ilf Price, CLOTHING, For Men and Boys in endless varlely, 1n1d yet to arliva also hoots, Shoes. lats, f'alis and many other articles too numerous o Imenldon. S. WOLFE, Agent, N. H.-A few accounta; will be opened will r 11ties, if they can make salisfaotory rra ngnien:a. 8. W. B.R oo A4ND Billiard Saloon. 0 Ull BAIL is now sapplied with 1'00, and we are propared to furninh our custo.. mers with all kinds of Light Wine and Summer Drinks. E~ W. OLLE.PVER & CO, Smay 7 SODA WATER. '1 UiEcold SOD A W ATgER, at E. W. OX.' over's Fruit and Confect ionary Storo, Tkckets f'or Sate by E. W. Glleor, tnny 7 PRIVATE AND TRANSIENT BOARDING HOUSE, IDY H B lUolMaster, WINN8BORO, 8, C. 100 yards East of Passenger Depos (or.D 1asIONYn'RIOEs.) april 2-iy SELLING OUT AT COST,. \ E are now receiving a herwy slook of 3rocerles,. 00nRIstinig of Bnga,'., Coffees, r'.ard, fldeo,. Tacon, 1lourr 1,1sh. Potai oes, Marckerelr Saird In,, Jellies, Dysters, Plckle.',1 inger-nru te, Cakes, Oracle sra, iBleok Pepper, Spice, Oinger, &o. All we aek Is a call. Our Goods haver also been. boaghit since thie decline iin Goli ad Cot* and therefore ste one nell cheap i JOh1N MOINTIRE &, O, april 16 WANTED! WA19TED11VANii6) CASI{ CUSTOMERS5 FOR which I will give (t eselig,g thy he *PONDU L CS," O'ood Pure Corn Whis1'ey, "'~ ye WVhfskey, ' * tJaspberry Byrupr "CJ,eity Brandy, Also p.leut-y of C'rodertes afe, 1for1te. Tobacon and $egas,a Just te-o.ivgd uiitcs fromatEw toth arugerh dfeolfne Ji'0$4 *hiok'wilt b4 sold to O as esoaero as,-~ benlshing low rates, ap 26. . A. J,. MeCAJLU. GALL AND ste the Ladies Pretty Dress Goods in great variety at THOMPPSON & WOODWARD. The Model Jar FO preserving Frts and VegetaLie, Lanpia, Goblots, Lniup Chimneys,*all at un usually low Irlocs. THONJPSON & WOODWARID. Hardware, NOTIONS and Shoes to arrive in a few days. TlOMPSON & WOODWARD. may 21 NE4W ARRIVAL. 3HE Subscriber has received a largo addition to his Spring Stock consisting in Ladies Droas Goods and Alillinary of the latest stylo, Ladles' and lissei' bail(ers, also Shoes of every description, Geuis' Furnishing Goods, &c. lie wishes to Call Z1e1)(Vld attention to Iiis rcady-m-ide Anth ing. as they can not be surpased for quali ty and cheapness in the State. Tho above (loods lie is -;elling for less than I ti e itsa o goodh could be bonilht for at. the first of 'ih season. All he asks is a cnli from those that have the Greenbauks. those that liae not got them ned not call, as his terms are strictly CASILf. lie also keeps A full supply of Flour and Groceries on hand. F. E., ,D)i:;R. Iouse Wives' Assistant Cook. A new and useful invention for sale by F. ELDIit. Price twenty-five oenls. may 21 BLACKSMITH SHOP, MIY entstomera t and frionids will fii&td ne at Lau11ghhni's Old Stand14. near tho 11issenger De pot, where 1 n prepar ed to do all kind of Smith and Wnou Work. itepairs on Buggies and Carriages neatly executed. W. 11. DUVA. Way 19 "White Wille Vinegar. 3 YEARS OLD, a aprl 9 JUST RECEIVED. 1000 BUSURLS Prime Wh. ,n. 0000 Lbs, Bacon, Lard and [Inms, Sugar, till grades, 6 Sacks Coffeo. Teas, 8oap, Candles. 20 BbR. No. 1. Family Flour. And many other articles to which I in vite my friends and customers. Cll and Ice. ,mibB00TS AND R It EX . W. W, K{ETCIllIN. april 1Z Prices in Acco. danlce with thel)c. cline of Gold and Cotton will be F'ound at FLnENIKEN'S. UOFFEE Sugars, 1461I7e., Eloiasses 00o ~$.00 per bbi., Bacon, 16@19c. per cwt. C~%'d In ('addlles, 26a., Irr barrela, 20c. (st. A~ll), 1shifilg Soap, l&c'., Carolina 111ce, $~6 pei- bushel, best Sugar Cared Hams. 250c. Special induccuent s oflered oni corn; ail and Irnquire, mar 24Agent for Aubrey & Co. P. P. TO ALE, VUARLESTON, 8. 0, C&" E,agus, and most comeref1 *'ig &" .Manuffeldry of Ileooj, $ssh- * rig ci& e, i)linde, Mouldings, &o.,. --ggg 1 is tAg $outetun 8'tcS. -g, Prtff(edi frl'' Ist Defle8 00coitn, S ent free on ap'plicaton gig imay 14-1f )I4rea7 and Sale M STABLE. P T' ad'ersigned as will- be abserved A.by ibis $dYertisement, fastilYholdlnF tov1is at the 01 Manud, opposite tho- Pose ine, his LrVER% *LD 8ALE~ STA BLK 4 a fo 4orpp the afr th