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A good, Industa lous white boy, one d who oan read end write, as an apprcn- bi tice. Apply at this oflce. :s to -r-=. ht lNew Advertisements. in Freah Meal-Bacot & Co. TI Ladd Bros & Co., have received wo 'their third stock of Dry Goods, &o. d% Read their advertisonen. hi To Our Slibscr bcs. of . At the annual meeting of the South ern Press Association, held at Savan- r nab April-26, 1870 the following by- S law was adopted : o 'SE.c7rroVr. From and after June let, 1870, no member of this Associa- S tioni shall continue a subscription On upon his books, either for daily or bi weekly issue, beyonl the period for th "which pro-payment has been made." th In accordance with the above our F subscribers will see that we are -obliged to enforce the cash system. th Bills will, therefore, be made out and bil forwarded immediately to all parties th in arrears, and those whose subsorip- a tions are about falling due, and cover ing prepayment up to ant iecluding w( December 31, 1870. dil Continued Raizus. ial For the pAst two weeks, thissection th of the Distriot has been visited with do -,continued rains. Corn and cotton are fei looking well. The wheat crop will ha yield abunddntly. w1 ofl Iminlgrhnts Coming. . We ltve'boen informed that a gen- wl tieman by he name of Mr. Carpen- be ter, will bein -our town ini a few days, fri to look at tie lanxis of our District. Mr. C.-desires to settle soie forty or fifty Nortltn families. in this por Ition of 5outh'Curolina. Each immi- G .grant will o61ne prepared to buy a of small farm. It is to be .h-ed our wQ land owners wi'll oter Mr. C. every thi inducetient In their power to secure ha 'these immigrats for Vair6eld. let Crumb.is not To-day, 'te M1st of aune, is - the -longest day of the year, '"He that steali4 Iny poelot-book, f steals trash," but he that steals nine- OM 'Treasury, will do pretty well for h '"high."W 'The following are the officers to be 11 voted- for at the next general election: Di Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Mom bers.. of the General Assembly, a kiI School. Co missioner for each County, no a Judge of Probate for each County, and three County Comthissotiers for each County. Gc Sberif Duvall infornis us that the jail Ch of this County was emptied of its lot prisoner on lust Battrday. We have nu no doubt that the "pig thieve' and "nose mashers,'' will tak aadvantagec~ .f the dull season at Mr. Duvarll's flotel and try to see who will get in first A. In order to secure the beat 'ohiam- p, bors." Gr Anderaon haR on exhbiion, a four wa legged cbieksen. . - The nutuber of deaths in Charles. TI ton dui-ing the week ending the IIlth of June, wore thirty-two deaths--.nine ret whites and twenty-tbhre blacks. cit One of the Teutonic persuasion be- At ing asked to join one of the compa- be nlies now organising as South Caroli- a na militia, replied :ila "I joins mtit die enderstanding, dat tie I goes not no more in do dami Con- Iot federacy war."e Somnethaing that Every Farm.. tic er Wants, -do A copy of the A rican Stock sh Journal. The Juine niumbor cont ains gri the usual variety of valuable inf'ormna- in1 Lion, written by the best and most th practica}(e writei-a In the. country. n* If our hiarmiers would pay mnore atten- 't tion to the breeding... ad riuing of th improved stoek we - houhd hear less th copaplint aby hard tjmeos stid low *o prlee* of g'tain., We, thgreforef urge o alt tsuid'for a free! specimnu leopy, 00 ~"or 50 cents forAhe'bMladoo of the year. th .Address N. P. Boyeor & Co., Parkes- aol I-0C.Mo ii~*siAssociation, 1elpt for 3e.eond quarter. bl Gftailb, amount reached $80. ; Jo Batsort, $20.85 ; 14dgefield, $15.25 ; ye Kecehaw $6 80 O; Qt~jendon, $40. ; tb Horry, 438. ; ItIoblani4 *) 11.50 ; OQeligestg,$100'd N6wbeiry, $72.. i 85. nossron, $75..; Fairfield, $42,. y0 50 ; Pendleton, $50. ; Union, $20.'5; Ohestetfteld $75.l4; York, 85. ; .0bareuesn, $787..a South -0er611thus 'In Baltinsore, ye * so00;,8osth,. 0.atoliaa.New Po ~? York, $ll0-.TotaIr $1,791.,64. Re ce~pts *rat qar ter, $518.Q04 Total 20th of May, $2s09.64, i., - - Dat 3st aIssan at th4~ Pet freatk Oftl' be 9 d old Falnad~8te5. The fe ha, wel sa th~ ." ut11~ Carollet b s' losteat man-.ozce pr i) earnod.a just distinction in every ilk of life, who noeer faltered in his t votion to the land which gave him I rtb; whose'' plois Oare-.-and- mes rny genius . inade of the .s4 story of the Sotith, a living breat.. I g reality; who - caused the na' A ro and customs, the mon and. the )men, "of the good old times," to vell with us again in the tnolodles of a verse and the romantic splendors 1 his prose. "Win. Gilmore Sintus, poet, histo. n and novelist, the veteran head of uth Carolina literature, died in this 1 ,y on Saturday last. 'To him the State and the whole uth owe a debt of gratitude that nnot soon be paid. At least let in live in his works, and in the kind i Dughts and grateful remembrance of t 3 whole Southern people." ruit for Dyspepsia. An eminent French physician says it the decrease of dyspepsia and lious affections in Paris, is owing to i 3 increased consumption of apples ; J ruit he innitains, which is an ad rable preventative and tonic, as 11 as a very nourishing and easily rested article of food. The Paris. is devour one hundred millions of -m every winter, and we do not ubt that these statesments are per tly correct. In fact, instances ve come under our own observation cre fresh fruit lId an immediate ct in checking bilious tendencies individuals, and we have heard of iole districts where bilious diseases t 1ame prevalent upon a failure of the I Lit crop. Bath of Pleasanat Goode. We regret, says the Columbia tardian, to chronicle the sad tidings the death of this estoiemed .and rthy colored man, who departed m s life yosterday evening; Pleasatat I been suffering for a considerable C igth of time from dropsy of the kid Ile was the body servant of the gal it Maxey Gregg, who fell in the r. A fait.hful servant he was bo- c e and during the war, and after b anoipation he evinced the sincerity e his previous conduct by proving n uself the true friend and well- 1 t iher of the white people, by and I d ong whom he had been reated. t ring his last illness, Pleasant re- 'I ved numerous reminders of the 5 idly feelings of his white friends ; was he.negleoted by-bis own-race, thour he washoe1 in:high:eeten." rhe funeral services of Pleasant e ode, were held at the Trinity c urob in Columbia, on Tuesdiy af. t noon, at four. o'clock. A large 9 mnber of white and colored- people t lowed his romainSu to the grave, 1 e pall bearers were Ccl. F. W. 1 b aMaster, Col. Win. Wallace, Col. (I. Haskell, Prof. tAbordo, Col. J. Thomas, Capt. John WatIesg; Mr. egg and WValtei Fiebert Pleasat t a for a long time sexton of T~.rinity urebh of that city, me Local Paper.( W hat tells us, says an exchiange, so . Ldily the stiandard. -of .atown or a y. as the, appearance of its paper? 1 id its youth or its age can as well determnined by the observing as by ~ aersonal notice. The enterprise of a citizetts Its depicted by its adver ements, their liberality by the ika of the paper. Some papers >W a good, solid, healthy founda. n n, plethorie purses, and a well-to- I aippearance generally ; e thers >w a striving .to .contend with the aping thousands around them, try.. 80 Sdtorench an existencoe from rir close-fsted 'comtnities.. An sasional mreteorio display in its el-!a ins of telegraph or oal, or of edi -ils, showsa what it can do If it had i means; jut it cannot contlntie in .9 expensive work until support .; iies, which ought to be readily. 0 rnted. A newspaper vis like a S arch--It wants fostering- itt- tlpe smencemoettyad for -. fe* years; - sn, as a -general tlinpg, it ,an walk >ne, and reneekeoredit ttpan its-loop *n.; akeo.your : home .paper-it a res yoq inore news of'liagleli~te-ig 'eat takhn Kay OtlhIe'paper can posgi- il do ; it talks for you wheu~ptliev ' >alities bolli, you t it stands up for C ura rights,; yott always -has'e .a ampion in ydur -home pap~ev : -&nd )ae who' stand p for -yott should etainly bg. y#4 etttalned. Your a ~erests are k'ied, and ,equal, and f u must rise or fall to ether '1b re- a e it l tofod(f IterA to asn rt I a disgrue Mafy. nte1;ias att in ia good'oitfson an8 i i (te Ictest integrity efehardeler,." SENssin.E.-A Yankee who has sot. led in Georgia, and engagedtu agri. ulture, madesa soneio)peo in at Lgr ioultural Contelf idChare Oh last. week.. He said. I .f a Northern man. 1if do wn ere to look ai the cotntry t , hun. Igeda are doing eVery merih, .get-him o settle on your lad, .If he ha $000 et it away from him, irveoted in our land, ad then he VrIljptik, and rhatever State ho comes foihe will 00 a Georgian or a South Carolinian a less than a year. If his 'mouey Is lore his heart will be here, and h oolities will be here. The Sonthorn nen smiled at this as a Yankeeism, ut riot a few of themo iedognized the ,sonoe of truth in it, after all. He ontinued :Capital can control labor n the end. Tho fact is that where a forthern ferier gets rich, he does it ot so much bj farming as by-itforeas. ng the Valu.Of his land, bringing it 0 the highest state of cultivation, Irawing .other people around him, i ilding up a pleasant neighborhood, oetting schools ahd churches about, nd so on, until ho is a wealthy wuan, . can be done ju3t as well here as here. I have a little piece of land n Georgia, and I tell you right here .mean to brig it up to my stanlard r die in the attempt. - I. put iy apital and my own muscle right into t.9 and if capital can't control labor., 'H flud out the reason why." TiHE COLORED QUE*TION IN TIHE ri1EATRE.-The equality of color is nakiug rapid progress in this town, ,jast night, two negroes, dark as the ice of spades, occupied conspicuous eats in the National Theatre, enjoy. he English opera. The night preced. ng, an officer of the House of Re. resentatives created an imittense ensation by appauring at the same heatre with two dabhing and elegant. y dreised colored Indies. He bore uis honors manfully and meekly, pay. ng no attention whatever to the curi lus looks directed towards him by his rhite brethren. Some very excited rhite folks went to the manager of he theatre to protest against the 'outrage," as they called it, and to uggest the propriety of putting the olored Aals and the White escort out f the theatre. The manager declar d he couldn't do it short of a filoe of 500, which lie did not propose to in ur this season.- Wash. Cur. Nci Kork 1e raId. A t one of thb entertainments re ently given to the Duke of Eden. urg, in India, an old lady was pres. nt,-who, being afflicted -with deaf. ess, carried an . ear trumpet. She ad occasion to anmmon one of the tble servants, who was carrying a ish of peas, and put up her trumpet hear his reply to her question. ',he unlucky Kliimutgar, misunder anding her wishes, ista.1tly trans irred a bountiful helping of peas to be mouth of her acoustic instrument. A Texas..apro. telW a of* -eyung ouple who eloped on horseback, ac Dmpanied by a clergyman who, was a marry them. The bride's father are chase, and wax overteking the arty, when.the maiden called out to be clerical friend, "Can't you marry as we ran" The idea took, and o commenced. the ritual, .and just s the . bride's, father olutohed.her ridal rein the clergyman pronounced be lovers mian and iwife. TIN4 father !as so pleased with the dashing" Re ion, thtt, as tile story goes, be gave beoti his blessing . ANOTHER IRON STReAD SHIP Iolt ltAR sTON.--Th3 Widi~gton, Del. -ibune, of. a recet; dats,adays : At the yard of the Harlan & lRob ngsworth Comnpanya oq siooka fromn ~hich the iron steam collier ."Leop rd' has just been launched, work. ion are already lay itg the keelfor a lngnifleent new steamer for the m1ord an line, lar'ger thlan the very large con steamer now onl the stocks in the tine y:,rd. for the line between New forkI and Oharleston. Oh~ the last ientioned vessel rapid itogress is etng made. A Hlindoo proverb says: "Strike et, even with a flower,.a wife -though be has a thousand iaulfs." A woman'. 'wili--won't I. We are authorized to annonce ED FARD P.' 8TOKI~, J&q,'of dreehrille, a uudidate to represent the people of thed ourth' Congresuiowa -Distrgt, of .8outh tales, at the ensnjng election sunOctober. Prineiples~-DMbRA tI0. june 14 The 'medIoinal1e'irtues -of Roots, Hlerbs ui~i Barks whic.h wsre used bythe "Medi.. LbetbfVof the I . 6~Iyst ~ ~ h ich 42Alib h 49 ( b *sess to most efficient alterat lve properties for ie Bloj et j,J i gwgm x rm D 'TUTT'S SARBAI. LJ nd 41UEElN'PLDIiTJ It iua ery uhe 'enfdneof the prepfh4 ad the mEroIs'tedtiwcentate-of ha~ vitb.,kind yjfraetuitoe eof~eediits, leates. ad ont~ ha tt i.4 ard d4ddrtdiable arbtedy rd nis 4aJl TM e& i dage Injure th main ipriu Ofraiatch an every portion of the works becomes dises deyed.) 'Thq juiatllofeji is tothe yh mail Bysfetn' *hat tit h a t tpliee or foel a is to a ehroneit~t. - Iot iffueb-ias 4h action of the othe or$n, .qpd coutrols. 1 a OftKti 01ut,'3e lenin achiie The coinipirlion da7ty di ' t rther foir ai'the weakness or 04 in' feetiota of tole utAin sting it indieatd on she Fac of the timo-plece. so also Ie the weekneu oe other discrd-r of the stomach - betraye by the face or fia invali 1. The oomplexio is sallow or faded, the eyea,fare deticen in lustre and intelligene, and there is worn, anxious eipression in tile whol conut eince whiich tell as plainly as writ ten words could do, thAt the great nourih ing orgnii whovo office it )R- tp minister t the wants of ibo body, ahd to sustalk an renew alt Its parts, Is not perforning It duty. It reqtilyes r'enovaling and reguls ting, and to accomplish " tits end Ilostet ter's 8omach Bitters may be truly said t be the one thing ueedful. The broke main spring of a watch may be replaced b a new one, but the stomach can only he to paired and strengthened, and this is one < the ob'cOts of the famotts Vogettble restorr tive which for eigliteen years has been wot g'ttg a sucossful contest with tyspepsiai all llinates, As a specifia fot' iudloestio it stands alone. Whet the resources < the phartaneopecia hnve been exhatustet withoutlaft best, dotig liore than inligat ing the complaint, a course of this wholt some and palatable, yet powerful, stomach ic effects a perfect and permanent cure. I all cases of dyspopsia the liver is more o less disordered, and upon this importai gland, as *ell as upon the stomach an bowels, the Bitterd not with singular die ltictnea, regulating and reinvigoratil evet'y secretive and assintulating orgai o which bodily and mental health depend. june 2-1in VArnoNrss lons ErT18rnnism.-Mr. P P. Tonle, whose advertisement appears i another column, has established on a fia basis, in Charleston the largest and moa complete manufactory of doors, eashes blinds, &c., in the Southern Staten. Ha Ing advertised liberally during the pas year, he has secured a large custom, ex tending as far west as Atbairn, and lie ha thus been enabled to put forth 'a printe price list *hch defles conpotition. Ever person who contemplates building or r< pairing should write at once for Mr. Toale price list. S6?" The attentioh of our renders I called to-day to the advertt.-ement in at other column, henued Lippnan's ireat Ger man Bitters, a preparation that ha bee usel for upward of a century in enlighten ad Eutope with the greatest success in thi cure of Dyspepsta or Indigestion, Consti pation,'Luss of Appetite, Liver Complaint loss of tone in the digestive organs, ett The proprietors. Messrs. Jacob Lippman 8 iro., Savannah, O.. have, at considerabl out-lay Sleceeded in obtaining the origion recipe for ranking this delightful tastibi Bitters, and pleage their repttaition that il prepating in Ithe original sinlidard shall b kpt up. Deput in \ininsboro, at Ladt Bros. Drug Store. 1'70. 1840 1870 The Great' ramily Med.ioine. of the Age THIRTY YEAR8 Have elapsed since the intt'odutlatots of th Pain Killer to the pIblie, aund yet at th present time it is tnote poptlar and coin mands a larger sale than evet- bofuro. It lopularity is nut confined to this vounit alone t all over the world its beneficial ei fets in curing the "ills that aesh is hei to," are acknowledgedl and appreciated, a~ as a PAIK KII~t.ER'its fatne is limnitedi to n country, sect nor race. It needs ontly to b prised. Thirty Years is certainly a long ereo"5 time to p rove the effieaey of any medicine and that the t'AtN Katiat is this~ring o all its'proptietorts claim for' it, is atnitij p roved by the unparalloled poputlaity I has at tained. 1t. is a -sure and effeetive remedy, Soldi by all Druggists. Price 21 ots., 60 ets., and $1 per bottle. Direqtiotts accoinpany each bottl. June 2--1m In he isric Cortof the Uni, . ted States for the DIstrict eii South Carolina. 1x liarto JElisa 8, Ragadale, ex parte Star ga Lt Shaw, adm'r., ex parts 8. Wonr s Co.\x partea Sahog Wolfe, In 1t, Jamea Jiard i, Blankrupt--Peitions to eqgtsbust Liens. LL credit' r- vilng liens agaisatt the A.estate of tIu' above ntnedJ lank, stipi ar'8hdrobfy 110 ed toetbls < same before me wit bn twenty-one dayt from t he fist; pnblicat ion of this not~Ice, 61n be debarred from any benelt in the det-e for distribution to be m'in lathe ekse, And that aft other cdltors, a o thers int. terested, show-cause, -if any \theye have, why the proceeds of the leviabI~ :rcl and personaliesltate of the Bankrupt hould nbt be applied to satisfy said liens. ~ueorditig to their: priority. B~y order Sf ?'ft., . W. I. CLA W8ON, Jutne 22--34 - Regidtbt K B408 freab lNor ,a Osrolina ,fea1tfot *1J -:sale low fot the Cash. June 21 BACO[' & CO. TRIOe edSUTPn LYP Calicts, b*t b ,.do * *'~.AD B T 0 *14 ber hie 01.9 ad to Consatanti receivif ply.,of :-441,44,801 Plan ries. S20 bI. Family xta Ffour, Baloot, Corn, IV, Sn. are off Teas, A eie , et., - Alis, a'o d- stock o- ' he d goods: t Peaohes, Ploe Apes. Strawberries, Toma - toes, Oysters, obsters, Salmon, Piokles. 5 Sauces, Chooolate, Candies, Ci run, Uo., (flass, Crookery, Stone, Tin tud Wooden a Ware. Tho above - goods will be sol4 low for WCash. Satisfaoiln gurt oral. June 2 AND Billiard Saloona. OUR BAR, Is now spplied with le., f and we.are prepared to turnish -6Mr custo. mers with all kinds of Lihit Wino and - Summer Drinks. F. I . OLLEVEt & CO. r may 7 J Just Received. ooBush0A s rIime, White Corn. 100 BUSHELS FEEDING OATS. Dr D. R. Flenniken. June 7 H1ams! Hams! LOT of Canvassed I1AIMS, liuet receiv -Aed.R. 20 lAA~w. A FRESH SUPPLY OF ORANGES, LEMONS. AT Fruit and Confectionery Store. June 11 LIPPRAN'S BITTI=S, A LOT OP FIN'E 8 GARS, Summer Drinks of all kinde at GOODINO, STUART & CO. Junt 3 IOBACCO. CE1 WING TOBACCO-the finest in mar. ket, for sale at nay 0l WiINTYRE & CO. A LOT of fine N. C, CORN in store, and . for sate cheap for oush. JNO. H. DROWN, At the store of J. P. SMatthews, Jr. jne BARE~Gg, Mfuslin, Lenog, Japanese Mesmbiques at about baif what they sdld Aco rniat year. Also a fine stook of Cassimore Suits, Linen hbd Cottonade Sacks And Pints, litteia Et4s and Towels at radticed prioss f'or each at RECHIN $NobltA8trl'A A S41c). Conadense4 WIlk. leeland Mess, Piafogisg atracts. Coym. o enirated 1,gd, 'Toilet -56a$,s, Veretsteky Toilet Powder, Morphitte, ?ali, NCiler, French Bleaoking, *0., bo, EN~TCHIN, M4cMASTERt & lDItcE. apell 9 Wlnnsboro Workshiopse I am prepard a't in shbops to doall. kind of (i -stoith anid'wood *oik in the very neatest, iyl, call and akItmIt:4 for yoryles. Li. M. DOLION. may 24--1:s. A Word to Quir Fdroads and Cus" WB* setul nne tootf elnd W ad estoergtht we haqe seo rd Bak'er'f'eom Columbia ,. . hite4 is a man that thtroughly ondsersands. his 1u ,aineusa d 'pe at Wiulinog tilq 5ugd Thilee otin idra ~tf asteqda 600DING, Rtt' PROPRIETOR E RL opposit, the. pas7me A alfrom his friende a e p o genardtlie is Urnib soliolted. Ca, rl i dis~ e~~n Saddje Horss ay one st p81p#jma 87uhmm~~ Iseehmelea e VINEGA R B1TTERS, Rosadalis, KoskQ( Salt Petre, Bailssam Copalva, Worm Confec ions, Vermafuge, Oil of Amber, Dovet' Powders, Alcook's Plaster, Gum Opiult Morphine, Stroug's.Pills, Jayne's Expeolt rant, Chloroform, Cod Liver Oil, Risley' luchu, Mustang Liniment, &o. Bath Drick, Castile Soap, Ginger, Cream 'nt'ter, Fly Poison, Corn Starch, Rat P1ol son, Yeast Powders, Citrio Acid, Salts c Lemon, Cox's Gelatine, Chinese Vermillior 100 gallons Brilliant Oil Just received by KETCHIN, MoSIASTER & BRICE. June 11 CALL AND ato the Ladies Pretty bress ood in great varlety at TIHOMPSON & WOODWARD. The MVodel Jar F01t preserving Fruits and Vegetable Lamps, Goblets, Lamp Chimneys, all atun usually low prices. THOMPSON & WOODWARD. Hardware, NOTIONS and Shots to arrive in a fe sys. THOMPSON & WOODWARD. may 21 HAY! HAY! HAYF UST received One Ifundred -Dale# oi forthern HAY, Those of out oustomera who need will please come at once. nmay 14 I O2 9IRA 9 J Rt~E He W. fl SPOR1TES. NEW AILA. n LadletDr4bs #4ods"At4 Millinary of thbe ateat style, Laitecs' and Iless' GaitA s; isoes' ifd of'vevy desorlyts a, Oe ufa Nirni86thg Goods, &o. Hie Wished to call pblasisttntl.Ibto his a-eady-tziade Claih. na, * ~ Safttw1o htts e 4 for auli' ddla Ie sflfg fo~iess thiln tifi 'same ~ooda could be boUaht for ut the Statf th, Wb.:t sbk. eh .e ti" ot 6 & ti--O ne4g call, ab his terts ate t~~l a 1 sply9tFeu A I16* sad useful invenitibn for see' bS *AQMITr: SUOE easowtoters' andi dto all ihd' g1* k* tlca de1' taa e.stpv, al wa speen tly ask he ontiusans of a reas f d ost ma o I ld . , * Llpzz1an'1 GREAT GERMAN BITTERSa --THE-. P01ES'rn EDICAL cORDIAL 'Ateraive,. n Aoti-bilions, and Invigorating Properties, IPfANS 010AT GERRAN Br TIRS NJ is prepared from the orginal 'rmhan receipt now in the possession of the I ro. prietors, and is the same preparatio.a that was used In Germany upwards of a century ago; and to day it is the househould repie dy of Getmany, recommended by its' aot erelnent physioians. GREAT UERMAK BITTElW Is composed of the purest alcobolio es. sefto of Gormany's favorite boverage, i pregnated with the juices and extrao(s of rare hei bs, roots and barks I all of which combined make it one of the best and surest preparations for the cure of Dyspepsla, Loss of Tone in the Stonitch and Digestive Organs, Nervous De bility, Langour, Constipation, Liver Complaint, General Exhaustion, -AND As A Preventative for Chills and Fever -AND.. Lalarious Diseasea GeneraHy. FEMA Lf8 Will find LIPMAN'8 GItEAT dEIIMAN DIIrTER'S the bost tonio known for the dis. eanes to which they are generally subject, nnd where a gentle remedy I recommend. ed. SAVANNAH, March 16, 1876. Messes. Jacob Lippman & ltro., Savtalnah, ua. flent-I have before me your catee ed letter of the 14th inst., contining varjous doeumnnts relativo to your "0oran Ilit. ras." After a careful examination I must tonfess that. your Bitters is really what you represent them to be, nn old German recipe of Dr. Mitcherlioh, of Berlin, Prus sit It will no doubt be excellent. for dys pepia, general debility and nervous diseas es, and Is a gdotd prevttntaive of chills fnd feer. I and it to be a tmoat delightfitl and pleasatit oeomachoo. I remain yours truly, (Sighed) Auo. P. WaT-n.s, *ukLAND ltILL5t, GA, Maroh 22, 187P. Mesers. Jaeob Lippman & Bro , Drugg fats Savannah, Ga: Genfiemen-I havo introdieed your Gtent, Gertdan Bitters here to my custoiners and friends, and iud better sabiofor It than any I have evet k6pt. bfore. l'hose who have trhod it ayprovo of it tory highly and do not hesitath in savinfr thlat it is f hi, ne in vaetoto any other Bitters now In use. Yours, respect'ully, * (tigned) - W. KiEtrLAMP, Depot- 19 Wisusboro, LADD BROS. Wholesiale Agdnf fot- Soth Carolina. -DOWIt M IS1 & DA I8, IENItY BISCH OFY & CO. CIASS~ke & WITTE, ATAPPltS, WERNER 0 Dt)1KH, may 81-6m Chat'eston, S. (. Notice to Trespassers. FOllID ANY PERSON FRQM TRAV cling thrvugh , my I' antatIon-,-,qr, in tfespasusig upod1 my lands in any shoa or form. . M. NTEVENaO... june 1-2 IN EQUITY, FAIFILD 1d870. 1$.tso,' e. al. creditorof the sainter's beenoizie om areld--gior faiaor jnctoe cuhaing tion aings i the Daoveit Re'si iver. 2d. That til piersonhl having claims against the said Bank, inoluding Dank note 1ldears, be requlrqd to presen I.and . prove it elairns on or before theq 22d dayo Deiecbet,,'A. D., 1870. yo 3d. That the fleceite-, by counting &nd Ceeling in pae!ager, or by regis tering azpotnt,,leters and nutubers, cause the Ii'nik notes that miay be presented to be identine- 1, 4th. Thtat the Rlecotter proceed forthwilt to collect the assets of the Bank, by Snit, where adVIsable:i and that foe that/pturpose he is authorised to employ proper .attor neys. thTbtlh Receiver be authorised to sonai property (other than those in aotl'bn) belongjngt t said flank' at such - th and place as he may deem advantageous, giving cuch, pub jic notice by public advertilamena *e is required by .law tor .admwinistrater's kalqs, '86th. That the 1tnoetvel be aUt~ithrse to deli at suek place anid shoft tinf6 'Ntler the et':of dauay A5 . 1973, as he niay deem cMpedibnt all lbe cboset in. action that, he. at n by that time have raseftesined. lo. oubirul cc, sorshiese, gold .s~ b ee fin gftradand. 'the Aot of tile enestat As' fendbly ab WI 14th - f Janmty, A. D, 1870Ventibae A 'Ai toit ahthhrige at1tdin 1st a9od' eieautor's bed6 othem ?dudiates to e ~tdences~f indt tedness. i e t tReoeiver 6I B Thbay oelste and $dy it6v dede mkortsouh olaihs ab ttst irvben duiy' Eslabiished ftro. the- set procelede of q jles Apdqqeetions tipirs ndsu~eafter 7uQ 5 : lo~ a~ rir t g to --m eonsy'debesed bti-i1m.. - Slhi1 That this o 6u1 be beublisbed one6 a n se //ga.i in dhe vi J.4Inia AWYATE T$fl7 RANSIENT 'tee