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A MY'T.111OUS 0t1MANIST. A Legend of the Rhino. Vears 1go at the grand cathedral overlooking the ihine there appeared a distinguished organist. The great coumposer who had played the organ so long hol died, and everybody from king to the peasant, was wondering who conId be found to fill his place, Nshen one bl ight mabbath morning as the sexton entierod the church, lie saw a stran:er sittiig by the crape-shroud. ed org1a. He was a tall graceful lr.o, with a pale, but strikingly hand ome0 face, yre a t blacki,melod ious ey es, and hair lik -a raven's wing for gloss ind color, reeping in dark wavCs over his shoulders. lie did not sceem to notiee the sexton, but went on plav ing and snelI music le drew from the inistrument no words or minds cau describe. The astoni.shed listener declared that the organ seemed to have grown hu ilan-that it wailed and sighed and ch'mored as if a tor turud human heart were trobbing through its pipos. Wh-n the nusie at last ceased, the Fexton hastened to the stranger and asked : "pray %%ho are you sir ?" "DO not u,k iny name," lie replied CC have heard you were in want of an organist, and I have como hero on t r i al." "You'll be sure to get the place," exclaimed the sexton. Why you surpass him that's dead and gone." "No no, you overrate me," said the tranger, with a smile, as disinclined to conversation he turned from old Ilank, and began to play again, and iow the music changed from a sorrow ful strain to a grand poail, and the. Mysterious old organist Lonking upward ull of grace Phlays still from a hnppy place GLd's glory smot e hmh iiink tie face, and his counteinCe stemed not un. like that of St. Miehail, as portrayed by (uid!. Lost inl the melodies which swelled around him, lie sat with his "far see ing" eyes fixed on the distant sky, a glhinps- of which lie caught through an open window, when there was a stir about the (oor and a royal party came sweeping in. Among them might be seen a young girl, with a wealth of golden hair like the violet's hue, and lips like cherries. This was the Princess E!izabeth; and all eyes were turned toward her as slic seated herself in the velvet cushioned pow appropriated to the couit. The or ganist fixed his eyes on her and went on pla ying. No tsooiier had the mu sie reached her cars than she started as if a ghost had crossed her path. The blood faded from her crimson cheek, her lips quivered, and her whole frame grew tremilous. At last her eyes met those of the organist in a long yearning look, and the mel ody loat its joyous notes and once xuore wailed and sighod and clamored. "By faith," whispered the king to his daughter, "this organist has a master hand. Ilark ye, lie shall play at your wedding." The pale lips of the Princess part ed, but she c-uld not -p - rh wa dumb with grief. Like one in a pain ful dreami, she saw the pale man at, the irunn and heard the melody which filled the vast edifice. Ah.! full well she isnew who it was, why the ins'trument seemed to breathe ou't the agony of a tormented heart. When the services were over and the royal par'ty had left the cathedral, ho stole away as mysteriously as lhe had come. lHe was niot seen again till the vesper hour, and then lie appeared ini the organ loft and coin cced his task. Whbile lie play edl the veiled fi gure glided in and near a shrine. TJhere she remained until the wvorshippers dIisappeared whon the sextoni touchedl her on thle shoulder a d said: "Madame ; everyb)ody has gone ex cept you and me, and .[ wishm to close the door." "Iam not ready to go yet ;" was the reply "Ilave moe !"' The semxton drew back into a shady niichie, and watched and listened. TPhe myl sterious organist still kept his post, but his head was bowed upon his instrunment, and lhe could not see the devotee. At length she rose from the isle, and moving to the organ loft pauised beside the organist. '" Iertrami !'' she nnurmuitred. Qick as thought the organist rais ed his hiead. Therewith the light, of a l.unp, suspended to the arch above, f.ll inrg uipon heri, stood thle Pri ncess wiho had graced the royal pow that (lay. The court dress of velvet, withI its er'minle triramiings, the tiara, the necklace, the bracelets, had been ex changed for a gray serge robe and a thick veil, which was now pushed back from the fair girlish face. "\ b y are you here Bertram ?" ask ed the l'rinee-s. "1 calme to bid you farewell ; and as I dared riot venture into the palace, I gained access to the cathedral by bribing the bolh-ringer, and having taken the seat of the (dead organist, let my music breath out the adieu I could not trust miy lips to utter." A low moan was the only answer and he continued: ''You are to be married to-mor row ?"' '-Yes," aobbled the girl. "Oh!1 Rortram, what a trial it will be to standI at tonder altar, and take upon mne vows which will doom me to a living death."' "Thuink of me," rejoined the or ganist. '-Your royal father has re q1ueste(d me toi play' at lie wedd ing and I have promised to lie hero. If I were yonr eq1ual I could be the bride. groom ins'eadl of the organist, but a pioor mu idaan must give you u p." "[t is like rending .the soul and Iody,asunder to part with you," said tim rrl. "To-.night I may tell you this-tell yoll how fondly I lore you; but in a few hours it will be a sin ! Go, go, and God bleis you." She waved him from her, as if she would banish him while she had the power to do so, but he-how was it with him ? Ile aroso to leave her, then cane back, held her to his heart in a long embrace and, with a half smilothered farewell, left her. The next morning dawned in cloud less splendor. At an eaily hour the cathedral was -thrown open and th sexton began to prepare for the wed ding. Flanin colored flowers nodded by the wayside-flame colored leaves came dashing down the trees and lay in heaps upon the ground ; and the iipe wheat waved like a golden sea, and berries drooped in rod and pur ple clusters over the rooks along the Rhine. At length the palace gates were opened and the royal party appeared, escorting the Princess Elizabeth to the cathed ral, where the marriage was to be solemnized. It wasa bright pageant, far brighter than the entwined foilago and blob somus1 where the tufts of plumes which floated from the stately heads and festal robes that streamed down over the housing of the superb steeds. But the Princess, mounted on a snowy palfry, and clad in a snow white velvet, looked pale and sad ; and when on nearing the ohurch. he heard a gush of organ music, which though jubilant in sound, struok her like a funeral knell-she trembled and would have fallen to the earth, had not a pago supported her. A few minutes afterwards she entered the cathedral. There with retinue stood the royal bridegroom, whom she had never before seen. But her glat-ce roved from him to the organ left where she had expected that mysteri ous organist. le was gone, and she was obliged to return the graceful bow of the King, to whom she had been betrothed from motives of poli cy. Mechanically she knelt at his side on the altar stone-mechanically listened to the the services and made the responses. Then her husband drew her to him in a convulsive embrace, and whisper ed '-lIizaboth, my queen, my wife, look up." Trembling in every limb, she obey. ed. WNhy do those eyes thrill her sq1 Why did that smile bring a glow on her cheeks ? Ah ! though the King wore the roy il purple and many a jeweled order glittered on his breast., he seemed the humble person who had been employ ed to teach organ music, and had taught her the lore of love. "Elizabeth," murmured the mon arch, "Bertran 11offman the mysteri ous organist, and King Oscar (the Royal Freemason) are one. Forgive the strategem. I wished to marry you, but would not drag to the altar an unwilling bride. Your father was in the secret." While the tears of joy rained from her blue eyes, the now made queen retuk-Te-d her husband's fond kisses, .afr once two hearts were mado happy by a royal marriage. DYS PEPSIA & INDIGESTION PRf (ygsciILlS & FEVER 'A'PE TI7Tg zCREAT E~ SOLD EVERYW HERE .~ a WHO1.ESAL.E DRUGGIsrs ADrESTI>SC. For alo in winnboro, 8. C., by K WITCIIIN, McMA8TERt & BRTOFE. Bya recent decision of the Internal levennie Commnissioner, any person enn sell thsBitte-s wIthout having a retail Li quor Dealer's TIcense. mar l'--('m G~OJD FURNITURE! CIiE A P FJURNI[TURED/ JUST' received direct, from thle beat. facto. * riest of New York and Boston. Consist ing of fine R{osewood ar.d Chesnut snita, comuplete anhogany and Walniut IBurcaus, Sofems, Divans., Parlor Chairs, Stands, &e., 1Bed 8teadls and Chnirs of fifteen different grades each, Wardrobe,. Saloon Tables and everything usually kept, In the Furniture lii e. which we propese to sell As cbenp as cani be bought anywhere In the State. Call and sco. JOHiN AioINTYRE & Ci). oct 28 _____ VIRGINIA ADMIHTTED I UST81 received at Cornier No. 1-Sugar, P JCoffee, Macker'el in Birrels. Hialf JBar, res and Kits; Cheese, Citron, Currents, Candln, Potash, Parlor Matche's. &c , at jan 29 II. W. DESPORTES. School for Young Ladies. WVINNSl3ORO, 2. C'. r011E noxt session of t wenty I. weeks, not Ineluidng the - Summer holiday, will begin In .June. Address IIENJ. Rt. STUART, Miss S. .A, FiNF.Y, Picpl AsisantJ Miss MAnIA A. Garr,LAnD,J nmay 3-t8x8 Irish Petatoes.' FIne let, Oranges, Leniens~ &eJps$ Vea Iyd at AfeIN1VRB . aprl 28, TO PHYSICIANSe N.w Yontt, August 1511h, 1868. Allow me to call your attention to my Preparation of Comupound E'xtract Buchu. The component parts are BUCTIV, LONN LEAV, CUBEBS, JUNIPER (11I18. MoUR OV IArtAttaro1.-iUchu, In va. one. -Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form a fine gin. Cubebs extracted by di4 placement with spirits obtained from Junji per BIerries; very litile sugate is used, titan a small proportion of spirit. It is more palatable than any now in use. Buchu. as prepared by Druggists, is of a dark color. It is a plaut (hat emits It fragrance; the action of a flamo desrays this (its active principle), leaving a dark and glutinous decoction. Mino is the color of Ingredients. The Buchu in my prepara tion predominates; the smallest quantity of the other Ingredients are added, to prevent fermentation, upon inspection, it will be found not to be a Tincture, as made in Phartmacopoa, nor is it, a Syrup-and therefore can be used it cases where fever or inflammation exist. It this, you have the knowledge of the ingredienty and the modo of preparation. Hoping that you will favor it with a tri al, and that upon inspection It will ieet with your approbation, With a feeling.of confilence. I am, very respectfully, II. T. H ELMOOLD, Chemist and Druggist, of 16 Years' Experience. [From the Largest Manufacturing Ohem ists in tho World.] NovEmtcan, 4, 1854. "I am acquainted wiit Mr. Ii. T. Ilratr. noLD -, he occupied the Drug Stove opposite my residence, and was successful in con ducting the business where others had not been equally so before him. I have been favorably Impressed with his chareter and enterprise." WILLIA \l WEIGITMAN. Firm of Powers & %% eightman, Manufacturing Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia. Ilmnbold's Fluid Extract Buchu ls the great specific for Universal Lassitude, Prostration, &c. The constitution, once affected wvithm Or ganic Weakness, requirits the aid of Medi cine to strengthen and invigorate the sys temi, which IllELMiIQLD'S EXTRLACT flU CHIU invarmably does. If no treatmnt ist submitted to, Consutmption or iusanity e.m sues. Heclmbold's Flui d Extract of Bui chut, In affecions peculiar to Females' i.s tn equalled b'y any othier preparation, as in Chlorosis, or Itetcution, Painfullness, or Suppresslon of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirrums State of tihe Uterus, and all complaints incident to the sex, or the decline or change of life, lleimbold's Flaid Exitract Buchu alid Improved Rose Wash Will radically exterminate from the system diseases arising from habits of dissipation, at lit tle expense, litt le or no change int diet, nt, inconvenience or oxposura completely superceding those unpleasant andm danger o ts remedies, Copaiva and Mercury, in all these diseases. Use H[elnbold's Fluid Extract Blu chu In all diseases of these organs, whether existing int male or female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long etpnding. It. Is pleasant in taste and odor, "immediate" in act ion, andl more strengthening thatn any of thme preparations of Barek or Iron, Those suffering from broken-down or delicate cnstitutions, procure the remedy at once. The reader must be aware that, however slight may be the attack of time above dis eases, It Is certain to affect the bodily htealthm and mental powers. All the above disease. require the aid of a Diuretic. lIELMBDOLD'8 EXTR ACT BlU. OHOU is the great Dinretic. Sold by Druggists every where PareO $1 26 per' bettle, or 8 bottles for $6.50. Delivered to any address. Describe symp toms in all commnunications. Address IL T. XELMilOLD, Drbg and OhemlocAl Warehouse, 694 Broadway, New Yo&k. Wofte are Genuine Unaless done up in steel-engraved wrapper, witp fao-simIle of amy Chemiceal Warehouse, and signed. . .4'i . 1TM atwh "gAT SWHT B. F. DAVIDSON & CO., JYA VE AGAIN UNFURLED THEIR "BANNER TO THM BREEZE --ANNF,D 11Y TEI 1ALKY WIVND8 OF E IbT ZFG- A.]\TD CT]MlEE ! P. 1). lvi 1reetnly returnod from fie WOILD RAlNOWNIEZ) Mh'I'ROI'C With an . (if, Ils flie and well selected stocku of Choico A'Wht t e3' it l'vriiglow forCASh. .%.wo.1:d tv.i'4 sp1eciil atttention to our Dltt. 000b.S DI-A RTMIENT, only 64 ing a call fri(om the l"afles, evenl those of ithe m11.st Ulpricious tstes. For I:tlien', Mcus', Misses' anld Boys' wear, we livo no rival in tarket. And ii ie sid hitiv(w we are inakinig in )RY '00OW, is alrin1itlg 1o eveln hear iof Call it'd examilne our stock atid see for yourselves, that bargains A'C/1 and lAR' to be obtalued at api 19 33. . 300X%-%P'iC%M 3.-. t C Ooss. d o I K,. The "CARO .I.4 FRl'/7'/. /X/?," ik nde from lhe Phosphales of' Soth 1Cai' and is pronouncei by va11s11. clemiisis, one of' the best Mantiures k1niiwn, only i Peruvian O'41an1o in its Fert-ilizing l'r-oierties. These h'Itop hicl vs are lie retinin.s u inct Iail and sea aniris, and loos.-ess quitlities ol llt greae-st value o t the agrict st. We annex the Italysis of' l'rosessor Sh1epard. "I, \-0itA ATOIY O' 'I'llE l EIICA OF C1,1,1-:01" SOUTR CARIOLIU Analysis of a samnple of Carolina Pettilizer, personally selected. Moisture expelled at 2120 F, Organic Matter, with some water of combination expelled at a low red heat, Fixed Ingrediona, Ammonia, Phesporio Acid-Soluble, 6.96 Equivalent to 11.27 Soluil Phosphate of Iusoluble, 6.17 E juivalent to 13.48 Insoluble (b ine). 18.13 21.75 Phosphate of Lime. Sulphuric Ae'd, 11.01 Equivalent to 23.665 Sulphate of Lito. Sulphate of Potash, 80 Sulphate of Soda, 3.50 Sitid, 11.0) On the strengths of these results I am glad to certify to the superiority of the C na Ferlilizer, C. U. 811 EPA R .). We aill furnish this excellent PR TJfdXEl to Plant ers and others at 10 per 2,000 Ihs. (lEG. W . WILIA MS & CO. oct 9-.ly Fa,ct< New_Advertisements, Th ret.BsanCha (ESTABLISH ED 1830.)- O WELCH & G RIFWFITI[S, SAWIIS! AXES.! 54AWS! Saws of all descrip,tions. 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At sotTo,BxP hld Book Agents Wanted. cin "Ladies of the White Hfouse." No oppo,OANY Fsinlon0 sition Steel enigravings. Rapid sa les farnn-40pqe; loh. For circualars, address U. S. Publishing Cc' o ndr-,ok a ulIntuti N. Y., Cincinnati and thIicago. al h edrt acnt ihrs NeW hook.in,ardhnedofohrutotsc Agents sell 100 per' week. Price S5. its.~tl 0~ o' Address L. Stebbinas, Hartford, Ct. vts&o.N.41 ehEith. Meadville Theological School. 'ildpla.flY Unitarian ; edcontes Ministers ; $100 g~A SKVU OTRc igi year' to ponor students ; beginis Aug. 29.SetQiiei las(it. i Apply to A. A. Liv'ermaore, Mendville, Pa. 'Mr ySers ar&C,Ct Inventors who wish to take out. Letters Patentt are advised to counsel with MNSs & ____ Co., edItors of the ScIentific Amierican, who have prosecuted claims before the Patett Office for over twenty years. Their Amte- J. fOT 1018 ils htg rican andI Etiropean Patent. Agencey is he '.i'- N roost extensive In the wiorlid. 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W ANTI)---Everylbody can get rich. Arlicles ctiirely new and stalc. Agents Wanted in every fowl. Fitst appli otion Secure prefereice. Addrels liilghes & luitglieg, 32 Iligh Street, Louisville, Ky. P.llING, COtINU AND SLICING MA Cill NH.-Four turns to niln apple. Sold at (ore4 1). 1I. Whittemnore, Manufacturer, Worcester, Mass. MONTVA L E S11U1 NGS, 1870. f'11118 F avorjite Futmmei(r lIesor, si Iinted T? Bn!"1:un4conty,EastTen., will ble opetn for lie reception of visit.rs oi tihe 1st of .11i1e. The 1n1al:oil beneficial aes lt e ttenliig Omu uw: of, Ilbese n%nteru inl-l c103 dc. ran11gewe1nts413 of the Liver, liowtl-s, Kilidne%; ni kirl, in, and the tCute of' Chronic Discases. alte.st their Medivin-1l 'roperics The bu1tildiigs lit Motilvale have heenl re. paired, refittvil and repainted, mild every Iltiig put inl good otler. All Icl nec ries for ijieiniti aml 10crtin ait, the best watering places will bu fouid hitre. Tile faWilitie 1 ' fr anclinig N0t1vil0 this i-scason tire increased by the extension of Ithe Kn1oxville & Charleston Rilro, a nld I fact regilai t rins a ritutiling to %laryviUt, whence pasetigers are conveyel inl coaches to tho .Iprings, Iline .iles distant, Htes of Board, Per Diiy. S2 60 ; per Week, $10 0O ; per 'NI(iIthII, 60 00. AddreNs for Ppamphich cnininig analy WI131 Miu anlddescriptionls of' Water, "Re. JOSEl'Il L. KING, Ktilxvtll, Tenn. YOUR ATTENTION iS CORDIALLY INVITUD TO 'iIIR "llenderson Cotm(y, Kentucky Land Sale" Grand Prize Scheme aiterprime, CIIA RTEE'D hy the Legis lature if Kentucky, and endorsed ant re commended by overy leming oficial in tle ftte. and tipwarils of 300 of' her mo:It prominent, cilizeiis. 511 Prizes, $1,2 Comprising lth richest river bottoi (obnc C)o r:trm-s in tIte wenithy county of uncii. deisoin Ky., with all their apptirtenanecs. Capital Priz, $150,0 0 a Smallest Prize, $s0! Qt Abo -tbot. Z420,000 in Greenbacks, being thle enitire rent moinleY of1 thle pro1wrly for theo yeari 1860 and 1870, which w.ill ble tiis. Iributel to the wintiners (if thIe first. seven prizes reqpectively. Heiit oi7 t he irrm for 1D8tm, wa, ::12 per iere, nid it is 0onifidently expected I th:.t they will ckqual or surpass this itgure for 1870. Ticketk Five, Dollars. Fiml ilrawi,-, Jie 9ti, 187O. at ltonic Tepl. LW le, .:Y. I4lm!redq1s ',f' our best citizvw4, hin%e givens unquamlifil!d cevil orl to 1iente an1.1 (ndor'em nts of this linagnifi. cent " , l enlterprize. E.very dol'. veFted by ickief h7oldr.. i-i held in Its by6' t le Comllio.s:miIllers fp. !,oinledl by I,he Legislatuire, tililil Ilhe draw-, ing trikes place and Ip iZCs are deliverc 1. 16, 70 lin order to IIVC yOM HI tCIctP prope'ly reviistered, btly at. oice ot' yoir IneaIrest I 11) 1genvt , 0tr 1et it by Expre.4s (pllreplid), Draft, P. 0. money order, or registeied 7 lettter t) either cf lit foilowiig 1inan111cia "iullO igeis who will Crnisi full descriptive cimculars : L. 11. Lyne, Cash'r Farmers llank, Hell. derson, Ky : 1.. 11. Alex.atutler. Commer cial Blik, Lolli-ville, Ky.: ,John C. LI.. I ham, 'res. Batik, IlNpkinsvile. Iy i Jaies L DhIlam. Commercial lasik. PaIt. rn a Ky. ; BG. 'lona4 CwOh. 0.. nu1 r. J114pi'r Lexitmiot. Ky ; W. 11. Tyler, Ca*h ier Deposit iC , OweIsboro. Kv. Goi-I C'lub A p;eits wanted ever'ywhiere. i'. WA NTED EVERY Wit E , lest 'IA Al.1M IlN. Farmte"-s andi others to "ill -ta Ne w Artiiele ini gre it demiamil. s il1t Ot madec by one A gi-nt his fir'stinothI. Ad. dress 0 EO. MelA'l Il llUN & t'0.X Nash-' vill, Tnn. orW. ii. $EAT'ON & CO. ie'Olean. . La. Por Puire Water, time this celeburatedl Pump, ' , S.G 1TILY . enieytsees good otd-fasehtonedplLA wooden Pump, and , cost tss than ha!f the * 'ry mon' y. Easily arranigod ls' so as toi be non-freeztiig, ) per andin uconst iuction to simplo . tha any one can put It up and. "keep It in repair.e 'THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP HU0'J MADE. coat's CharlIotte, Columbia and A ugust Rail Road. phia,V Cos.tr ait IA, Dc. 2.7, 1 96. Bol Fr lIE following Passeniger Schedtile wil Trhiu .L go into eff'ect on this Roind on and af'to o eta. Sunday, next, 25th inst.: pr.Leave Aiigtiaa, at d.00 a n g ad. " ('ohin,a S. C., aL. 410 p ni ,w. " Winnisboro, 11.4h0 a ir'eet, " (hrteri, I .4t p a im Arrive ni Chi'rloftn, N. C. d 20 p ii -Making close conniectioins with Trains oh I. for North Carolina lload for all points North nino, and Faust. nists, OiDSUH - Leave Char'lot to, N. C, at 10.80 a n. " Chester, 1.26 p m 4i Winnshoro, 2.57 p m " Columnbia (6.07 p mn Arrive at Augusta '. 61) p mn Macking close coiinectioiis with Trains ot icCentral anid (Georgi a Rtailronds for' Savan nnhtal, andh all pmints int Fior'la, Macon, Co. "ui', htthubus, MtIontgomenry, Mlobile, New Orleans, I oth-t Sehnia, (ha t tnooga, MIeiipjhi-, Nttehvillhe, itos i 1ontisvillhe, l'inicinnati, St. Lotuis, and all &cpoints Soth and] West. 'Palnee Sleuping Cars on all 'NightI Train. Through T1ickets sold, innd Blaggage chteckeid )E. to all principal poinits. thsioie n * ?*' Pitssetngersi by bsruegig North, have choIce of' I hree .liffetet route'. C. IHOU J'NJI T1, Suiperintendten'it. E. r oinstv, Genct al Freight andi 'Tink. Soeet Agent. ' de2 ndia Private and Trancient BOARDinG, Lan. l lyrds, .3Ja A. Hendrix, N COitNERoF TAff -W. Alt I, ' 0ria s'TriiETa, 1heal 00LUMBTA. S. C. dNitU.E'NorMA anAzary. fahbR lp WE are now raceiving one of the best selecteil Stock of (O()0D.- Wo have had sin c the war. Suen goods icaper thani btl'Ictho walr, Goods always nt Columbia prices, n111d som styles TEN I'l-li CENT '11EAPI-3t. CALL AND GAT .\R.1GAINS1 Brinjg the CASH to MADD BRO'S & COTI nprl 1:3 INNENSE AND UNPRECEDENTED DECLINE IN PRICES! N extenive assortment of all styles o' L1 80001M, withl manily firlieles entfirely new,just received and now on exhibition. Every Article a Bargain I As Cheap ns any Market ! BRING THE GREENBACKS AND G'T BARGAINS'l GOODS SHOWN WITH PLEASURE, I 10 1. N. WITls. Fertilizers! Fertilizers I IAVING svemure -C41 li.-\een for Fair -Ld Coily for 0he 'U'ilow1 inlg Ferlili zers: Solble Paciltie (unln, l,11gh's ItW l1ne Super-Phosphate, The C:I rohn iFerl il izer, Rithodes' Super Iliospiato, OIelilla GoIuno, ('4111on I-ood, aN l:i A 1nuiloinled. Cc-mr d .\lid Pliosplhte of Lime, for colill'ti ngip Willt dhill sevdl; And Zell's Amininiated Bozne Super I am noe prepreld touplye my ierc'uls wi(oh ny ofhe abiv'- is U.w as' I he 5-iino' can he' purchaed in ny her Iim11r kit witi reigh amul ra111ge .ideid. Call at I uivto(e und g?et eIrettlrs descriptive of heir re'pectlive merails. feb 1. 1 Si( DRE~SSGOODS G-OLD]'JEICOES! Mozamicindies at iabout half wha trihey sold fori laust year. a fime slock of' Caimereiii' Sits, Linenl anld Cot toniade .'acks and Pantils, liussia K(ras andii TJowets t re,i'liue'd pricesi for ca sh at. iETlCilIN McMIASTERt & uinicEi. Comiensed Milk~ Icel and Mioss, Flavoring Extraets. Con. centrated Lyvo, Toilet Soapsii, Perfutnery Toi0jlet Powderlci, Morin Ie, 'tc P iu Ki'er, French Blacking, &c., &c. i( ETPCIllN, McMASTR & Ii 1 . 1i0IE. april 9 -ESTABLISHED 1859. WinIsbior'O and Fairfield D)islrict, thatt I hanve~ a full asrsort ment of Wal ches, .Jewelry, Clocks, Spectacles, &o., aliways on hand, an,I will sell at the0 lowest prices, and wouldi respeo-fully ask thea ctiIinace of the patronage oif may old frienids and cuistors. All goodsr warranedl as represented. I am prepared'0( to do all kind (if Waltch and Jlew, elr'y work andl have alwnys a good (ltock of' mateil on hand, and will gunaran teo sat is faction. Ali W.oik warranted. CI lllI.ES MU1I,Elt, Recond dloor from Col. lion's tOflice. a1p180 Tailoring. r' 31IE subscribjer begs to inform his old I cusioneres andl fle p,uhlio generally that ho liuis opjenied a Tfailor Shop ill t19 old Fairfield llel, where lie will be pleas ed to sea all w ho wish work don1 Int 11ho best and latest styles. may 10-1 Gn . II. PA RtK1ER. JSTOTIO'FD.. . Coinstruct ion of tile spire of thle WInnas boro Market IlilSO. TIhe ,dani und sp eeji, ceationstfor the work, Cetminb saeti by canlmt on lie (Clerk of' Conneil ,. may 8. WITll?RS,' Cletk. r[UTT'S Sarsapar'illa, Tngi~ 'sEIssenceof JA I.miaGinger and 't'ntt's Liver' Pill. F"or aan by KItTCilIN. MoMASTER & billtCE. mnau 1'7