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The delicate "oet keeping step IIave since then gono on t ieir way alone And the hand which, in that happy 'alang Fyne,' Nestled with perfect trust in thine own IHas never lain in another's clasp. The heart grows heavy no years roll or, Vhile I sit, and ponder, and vainly ask, If 4 fairer than I can thy love lave won. If I could have given a "word or sign" If I had possessed the right to woo Thou couldst have had no cause to repine, And I would have been far happier, too. Waiting is surely a woman's part, While 'tis man's to woo, and win, and wear. - Say this to your weary, doubting heart ; Be inspired by hope, and not by fear. Terrible Affair in a Travelling Circus Three Men Devonred Alive by Lions, 'I'h usually quiet little village of Middletown, Mo., was lately thrown iuto(a painful fever of excitement by an awful catastrophe which occurred to the band lately atta~chod to James Robinson & Co's circus and animal show, and led by Professfor M. C. Sex ton. Upon starting out from Cincinnati for the season the management deter mined tq. pr9duco sotnething novel in th'way of a band chariot, and con ceived the idea of moanting the band upon the colossal den of performing Numidian lions, and which would form one of the principal and most imposing features of the show. Although repeatedly warned by Professor Sexton that he deemed the cage insecure and dangerous in the extreme, the managers still persisted in compelling the band to ride upon it. On the fatal morning .of the 12th the band took, their plaoed, and the procession commenced to move, amid the shouts of the multitude of rustics wybo had assembled to witness the grand pageant and hear the enliven. ing strains of music. Not a thought of danger was entertained by any one, but the awful catastrophe was about to occur. As the driver endeavored to make a turn in the streets the leaders be came entangled and throw the entire team into contusion, and he lost con trol of them, and becoming frighten oil, they broke into a violent run. Upon the opposite side of the street the fore wheel of the cage came in contact with a large rock with such force as to cause the braces and stauchions which supported the roof to give way, thereby precipitating the entire band into the aavful pit below. 'For an instant the vast 'rowd were paralyzed with fear, but for a moment only, and then arose such a shriek of agony as *as 'never beard before. The awful groans of terror and ago ny which arose fron the poor victims who were being torn, lacerated, by frightful 'monsters below was heart rending and sickening to a terrible degree. Every moment some one of the band would extricate themselves from the debris' and leap over the sides of the cage to the ground with a wild spring and faint away upon the earth, so great was their terror. But human- nature could not stand and see men literally devoured before their very eyes, for there were willing hearts and strong arms ready to ren der every assistance necessary to. re cuo the unfortunate victims of this ahocking calamity. A haidware-store which bappened to stand opposite was invaded at the request of. the noble-hearted proprie tor, and pitch-forks, crowbars, and long bars o'f ir'on, and in fact every available weapon was brought into requiisition. The side doors of the poagqee'e quickly torn from their fas tenings, and then a hiorrible sight was presented to view. Mingled among the brilliant uniforms of the p ocr unfortunates lay legs, arms torn from the sockots'and half devoured, while the-savage brutes glared ferociously with their sickly, green-colored eyes upon the petrified crowd. P'rofessor Charles Wiite arrived at this mol mont, and gav~e orders in regard to '3xtricating the dead and wourided, ho well knowing it would be a diflicult and .darngerpmjs.undlertaking to remove them froni the'infuriated monsters. Stationing men with forks and bars at tivery available point he sprang fearlessly in the don amid the savage mtopstet-s, and colamnced raising the *ounded and peasinig them upon the outside to their friends. He land sie*. ceedod in removing the wounded, and was proceeding to gather up the re mnains of the life'less, when the mamn uionth lion, known to.showmen as Old 'IKoe, sprang with a fearful roar upon his keeper, fastening his -teeth and elayVs in him, inm his neok and shoul ders, laeerating him in a horrible manner. Professor WVhite made three. herevlean efforts to shake . the .mn ater off,ibut without avail, and gave ~orders to, fire upon him. T'he contenta osf four of Colt's ni - vies were immediately poured into the carease of the ferocious anhnsil, and : (911 ded ; and th& brave little manner in which ho was wounded, tnever left the cage until every vestige 'of the dead was carefully gathered ?togelther. and plRaced upon a sheet, preparatory to burial.* It was found that three of the ton who mounted the oage a ehgrt timnebofor;e were kill-. od outrighit, 'and our' others terribly Iaogygt.' * anes of the killed ae oAuga81dhoer, dIonmad. Froeli, , de 41arlos Geine.- Coiflos Were * ~ ocured and an immediate burial detersmined upon, aa the bodies were -eo-frightfully torn and lacerated as to be unrecbgnisable to their moat lntt. * mate fried. It was;:at polanoholy ~affor $$ . etogpn, atid ap($det day a for the frbi ads 'and compaIons of th~e deceased. -Of. all that vast multitude -who. "lfai'tedan6r in -tls oinigwi~ atijl. olpations -of-a grad hliiday,,tegeft YodV tifeiir bines with der eyes arta 11,lo'ed the roulai'ie to the quiet a cemetery. At midnightthe o - of tho slain beust w e 'ui. y buried ot the lot 4ilitiro'iwas, in ted to be given tho exhibition1, but. which wag iever accomplished. Thero ijst terrible responaibility resting. upon some one, which allold be' thoroigh. ly investigated and the guilty.parties be brougbt to a quick nand speedy punibhiIent. The lions are tJ sumo Dnes which nearly cost Professor Charles Whitq his life two years ago witile-trivelling with the Tbayor and Noyos pa:ty, and were known to be a very dangerous eage of anitn le. LipPmap n , GREAT G.RMAN BITTERS, -TIlE PUREST MEDICAL CORDIAL Altorative, Anti-bilous, and Invigorating T Propdrtics. I IPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT'IEIS C ,1 is prepared from the orginal German f receipt now in the pussossion of the I ro. P prietors, and Is the same preparatioa that P was used in Germany upwards of a century a ago; and to day it is the househould reme- p dy of G ermany, recommended by Its most eminent physicians. d GREAT GERMAM BITTER1S 0 Is composed of the purest -aloh')lto es. i Bence of Germany's favorite beveruao, im- t pregnated with the juices and extracts of rare he' bs, roots and barks; all of which combined make it one of the best and surest preparations for the cure of t Dyspepsia, Loss of Tone In the Stenilaf t nlud Digestive Organs, NerVous f. - lility, Langolir, Constlipation, Liver Coniplaiiit, ('necral n Lxlinustion, v -AND AR A Preventative for Chills and Fever -AND. Malarious Diseases Generally. FEMALES' Will find LIPMAN'S UlEAT GERMAN BITER'S the best tonic known for the dis eases to which they are generally subject, and where a gentle remedy is recommend. ed. SAVANNAH, March 16, 1870. Messrs. Jacob Lipp~man & 11r. Sdvannsh, Ga. G0nta-I have before mre your esteemed letter of the 1'411h inst., containing various lociunents relative to your "Germani fit. ters." After a cat ful examination I must [ confess that your Bitters is really what you represent them to be, an old German reoipe of Dr. Mitcherlich, of Berlin, Prus sia It will no doubt be excellent for dys pepsia, general debility and nervous diseas es, and is a good preventative of bhills and n fever. I find It to be a most delightful and n pleasant stonachto. d I remain, yours truly, t (Signed) Aroe P. WETTER. fe KInXLAND MIr.Ls, GA, March 22,1870. Messrs. Jacob Lippman & Bro, Druggists Savannah, Ga : Gentlemen-I have Introduced your Great German Bitters here to my customers and friends, and find better sale for it than any I have ever kopt. lnfore, l'hiose -who have tried it approve of it very highly, and I do not hesitate in saying that it is far superior in value to any other Bitters now in use. Yours, respectfully, (Signed) W. KIRKLAND. Depot in Winnsboro, LADP BROS. Whnlesalo Agents for South Car-olina. DO'IE, MIOhSE & DAVIS, HENRtY BIISClHO'F & CO, CLASSIUS & WITTE, S3TEFFERS, WER.NER& DUCKCERg tnay S1-6mi Charleston, S. d. P. P. TOALE, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. li\I C a til d WLargest, and most compnlet~e 3 ni alia? Manufactory of Doors, 8ash- egg s~f" e s, Blinde, Mlouldings, &e., --gg 0 f-in theo Southern States. Prilited Price List Dcf es Competltlo. 5W- SEND FOR~ ONE. -g Mi?" &nt free on dpp ced on C bYPEPSIAIlNDIGESTid $ PREE CLS& FEVER ANpl ~ ~g.OLD EVERYWHEREI.n a ~tSAL DR C For uale In Winasboro B; C, iy '''C KETOH IN,MdMAlATER &Bf and A DD fltOS.:i einse ---6 10 PHYSICIANSa Nxw Yone; XasUet 16th, 1808 Allow me to call your attention to my 'repr ationl of Coniipouni~d Extract ho combponent parts are 13UClIU, LONG EA"IF, OUBRUBS, JUNSIggt;. j(Ril, MiDes OF Pnst-in'tAio.-Buchu, in vA. to. .ldhiper Berries' by '.dtillntion, to >ri a fine gin. Cnliebs .9xtinots.d b'y (lie lacement with spirilG:.Oit licde fromt Juni er iqrries; very little sugar is tosed, aul ] small proportion of O irit" It is moire alataylpc than'any now t i-so. Btlu, as prepared b'rigists, is of a i ark coloy. It is ;.plant ^ti t. etits it 'agranoa j the actiob of. a .Uapit desiroys I tisj(its ativo principle), lenvits i, durk t nd glutinous decoctiQn. a;ito ii t+1 ';color r ingtediente. Fhe Bih 'it i !epara- .I on prodoninales; the tnallest, qi" ntiity of I to other Ingredients are added, to prevent a wmentat'ton , upon inspection, it will..b mond lt' to be a Tincture, as imiO ii I harmacopoea, .nor in it a, SyrupL- itd terefore can be used in capes wherefoverr r infldmnt ion ex iste,. In this; yout , huave ho knowledge of the 'ingredlentp atid the mede of preparationi. Hoping that you will favor it wi:h a ti I I, and that upon itnspotiun it will moot ith your approbation, With f feeling ut coiSfl'Ihnoc, I am, Very respecifilly, I It T. IELMl;OLD, Chet~u .aud Druggist, of 1& e utre' Experience. d C rom the Larpeat Manufaoturing Ohem at Iotin t1 leWorldI d . or ar , 4, 1864. 1 "I am acquainted with Mr. II. T. IlL. Lt ; lie occupied the Drug Store opposite y residence, and tns successful in eon. toting the business where other: had not ,en equally so before him. I live been ,vorably impressed with his chn-eter nI ' iterpt'ise." 8 WIL[IA 11 WEIGHTMIAN, Firm of' Powers & A eight man, Nlanufatnuring Chemists. h Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia. a g g [ehnbold's Fluid Extract Bluchu e u the greaL specitio tor Universal Lassitude, rost ration, &c. Mile sonstittion, eonco. eff'ected .with Or- '1 inio4ahneso4 iequiros the Aid of Medi- y no to strengthen and invigorale the sys- y m,. which II ELM BOLD'S 'EXTRAnT DU HIU invariabiy does. If no tre-iment is abmitted to, Consumption or insanity ea iis [elmbold's Fluid Extract of flu chn, ' affections peculiar to Females' ijs un. r Iuallod 1.y any other preparataIn, as in ~ hilorosis, or 'Itetention, Painifullness, or u uppresaion' of' Customary Evacuations, loerated or Solhirrus State of Lhe Uterus, I d all complaints incident to Lhe sex, or a ie decline er ohange of' life.y clnibold's Fluid Extracl Buclitn ud jmproved Rose Weal. ~il radioalle' exterminato from the system 6 ibeases arisJu frept h. igs of dlissipation, g little expmibettle, ni 'fchange in diet, a inconven enee or exposure: completely iperceding those unpleasant and danger s romeIes, Qopaivaand Mrertini all j so Helmibold's Fluid Extract flu- I all diseases ofuhbese organs, whiether' cisting in male or' female, from whatever iuse originating, and no matter of' how a'''~notda, ani dur rengthening than any of the preparationb i ark or iron. thseefrdnom 'bokndpun or The reader mgg .A are that, however ight maty b)e the ~ao of fihe ahove dii~ wees, it is certnin to afIfoct, the bodily health id mental powvers. All tI abovo'd1bena require' the aid of' Diluredo.' HELM BOLD'8 EXTRACT DU FlU is ghe grpag hiurotici. Sold by Druggists everydfhere. PareC-. 1.25 per bottle, or 0 battLies for $0650. elivered tb Atiy adldress. Desof'bo symp ems in.gil Oomiciations, .. . .HELMBOLD, Drugj anrd Chemical Warehouse, , ,, . .fJ~rpadway, New Yor~1 Lonare.enuhine4 aioj1 ~engr~raed d'u pet, ti aso, L1 LYWIVENC0T'S .flyily l ltirated i Extract of The geat leauth Restorer, To Qutk- Medicine-Fbormula Arcuad the Bottles. Preparod and Sold by 1?. J J. 1A JViR]NCE; ORGA NIC CII TIfS', KOSK O () trikes at. the hoiot of Disease by Purifying the llood, Rlutoring the Liver and Kidneys ,.o a Healthy Action and Invigorating the Nervous Sys. !em. 'hire Is the secret of its Wonderful Success in Curing Scrofula, Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Iver Coniplaint, Chronic Ith:eunatism Neuralgia, Nervous Affoetions, Ei up tious of the Sain, ilumcra, Loss of Vigor, l iseases of Kidneys and Bladder, naut all Dis eases caused by a JA.D STATIE OF 'iE BLOOD, of a Diseased Condition of the iver, Kidneys, Nervous System, &c. It thoro.ghly Eradicates every kind of lumur ami lad Taiin, and restores the en irt system to a healthy condition. Thousands have been changed by the so of the Medicine from Weak, Sickly. uffering Creatures, to Strong, hlealth ud lappy ien and Women. No Medicine has attained such a Great teputution as this justly Celebrated Com pllpruVet by the ugliest lcdical Au IllOhi1}. KOSI OO! indorsed and reconmended by ilhe Presi. 'lent et tihe Faculty of the E. Medical Colk-geof the City of New York. Professor R. -. NEW'ON, M. D., 'rofessor anil Presideint of the Facilty late "I'rofevnr i heory and Praciice' of M edicinc, Cincin nati, &c. One of the most en inent medical men of his age-well known as the nuthor of the rilowing standard medical works- New. nnl's -'P'ractice of Medicine" "Diseases of 1 iidren," '-Newto,'.s Symues Surgery,'' :e, in Deceniber inunber of American Aledi. a! Review-page 278, rays. "Among lie more recent efforts to intro uce populaly, soine of the new renedies, re notice a new preparatiou compounded y .1. J. Lawrence, M. 1)., of Norfolk, Va., hileb is turuishld to the profession and lie public in any desired quantity. We re ently examineil iis Lab. ratory, and be ane fully satisfied ihat all his work is done the beat manner, by most apiproved pro esses, raid trim the best materials, givin s it result a medicine nmeeting Ihue confi ence of ilie physicians idt the public." oskoo Ourwmz Sorofula in its Worst Forms. Fromt A. W. Alills, a promtine.t and well known uerchaut of Noi folk, Va. fo 11 Main-st., Norfolk, Va., Sept.. 1.5,'09. Dr. Lawrence-Dear Sir: Your Koskoo as worked wonders in my family. My aughter hits beeni a sufferer from Scrofula in:co childhood. She lost thirty-one pieces ' bone fr,m her ankle, from her arm, lie. des having ulcers in several parts of the ody. Whilst in this condition she com ieruced taking your Koskoo--it noted like charm on her; under its use the ulcers radually healed, and her general healtIi reatly impioved. It certainly saved her auch biuffering and perhaps her life. I t u ard lKoskoo a -pecifie for all scrofulous ffectious. Your Ko-koo also .turedl my 'ife of dysp-psinm, fr~im which ehe suffered rent ly. $ he is niow in better' healt h thian lie has been in five years. With the high.. strog:tu.ls, I ami gratefully yours, &c A. W Mt LL8. Koskoo is endocrsed by the best piysicians veeywhmere. Read the follow'ng froni Dr. Illery, a sutcceerful practitioner of miany enrs standing i the Old North Statej: ~ocky Mount, Fd'gecomnbe t'o., Sept. 10, '09. D.r. /J. , 1,aercenc--Doar Sir : I have sedl your Concentrated Fluid Extract of oskoo in my practice with the huapniest re uits. I find ii to be ai poweriul Liver In igorator, BL~ud Purifier, and Nervous Totn ,* In all diseases of the Liver, Secrofulous ypilitic, and Nervous Affections, It is a tinedy of immense value ; In faet, in al iost. every varie'y of Chronlo Diseases its so is indicated. Hoping you may meet rich the success which you deserve as a aanufactuirer of reliable mnedicines, I anm hr, yithm mchl reepeot, your obedtient ser. ant, Rt. C. TILLERY, M. D. Koskoo Cures Chronlo Rheumatism, NOnFOLK, Va., Sept, 7, 1869. Dr. J. J1. Laterence--Dear Sir: ?ihy son as received so much benefit from your won erful Koskoo that I cannot soirain from zpressing my gratitutde. I had tried al iost everything without benefit. I believo a all sincerely, that your Koskoo is an In silihle remedy for the disease from which o has ptuffered, and, so far as I can learn, as never failed. If yotu only knew the mmnncse amount of suffering that he has edergone, thein you could conceive the val e of such a remedy as Koskoo--that surely ires. The great aimount of good it is now olng a-nong us is Inestimable. With muichi ;ratitude, I ant respectfully yours. &c., Mrs. M. E. A, NELSON. Read the following from Mr. Womble, a rominent liardware Merchant of thIs e ty: No. 18 Market Square, Norfolk, Va , -October 18. 1800. Dr.< Leiwrence-Deav Sir: To the large timber of testImonials which you offer of No great etlicagy of your Koskoo, I take lensture In ' addIng my own. I suffered reatly with Nervous Debility, IHeadachue, oss of Appetite, &c. Two bottles of Kos 00 restorednie to health. Yours ti-uly, - J. G. WOMiBLE. From R1ev. W. HI. Christain, Pastor Dio. 'iddle Street Methodist. Church. P'ortsmouth, Vii,, October 25 1860. This is to certify that I know br. Law rnce wvell le Is a g'eleinan of cultiva on, and worthy of the ful'lest confidence. bhavo used his Koskoo wit 4 advaintage to iyaelf, and hayo adopted 'its use in 'my iuil) in cases of nerv u ieiliy and do reso. ~'W .CHILI8TIAN,. After reain the abe high Wdootnmn , fow.gIvt~~ .oannt hesatate to give the Por Add1tional Testinnontals orom PhysIotans, 'Eminent Divines, Edi re, Drug efs, ?Mero~ants, &'e.ysee Ohi-' 00A L NAd fdithis year. ma 26 - -~ IN THE FIELD AGAIN WITH Handsome Styles OF SUMMER GOODS. HANDSOME SUMMER MEMOS AND Muslius at 10 Cents per Yat d, A1D OTHER GOODS A000RDIlGLY. P ilE subscriber is receiving by every . Steamor direct fromi NEW YORK, Goods of the Lntost Styles and Lowest :Market Prices, which ho wishes to give his friends and oustoners the benefit of. lis stock of goods on hand, io large and varied, and have been narked down to IIalf Price. CLOTHING, For Men and Boys in endless variety, and yet to arrive ; also (oots. Shoes, hiats, Caps and many other articles too numerous to mention. 8. WOLF1, Agent, N. B.--A few accounts will be opened with parties, if they can make satisfactory arrangements . W. IMMENSE AND UNPRECEDENTED DECLINE IN PRICES! A1N extensive assortment of all styles of A GOODS, with many articles enirely new, just received and now on exhibition. Every Article a Bargain ! As Cheap as any Market ! BRING THE GREENBACKS ANti GIET BARGAINS( GODS SHOWN WITH PLEASURE. apt 16 I. N. WITIERS. Ale! Ale! A. LOT OF EXTRA C SUGAR, AT H. W. DESPORTES. may 3 A. Word to Our Friends and C us toiers. W V' respectfully announce to our friends and customers, that we have secured he services of Mr. 0. A. White. a practical Baker from Columbia. S. C. Mr. White is man that thorotlghly understands his bu. tiess, and persons wishing nico bread, ocan htave it. by calling every day. The continued partronngo of our friends ire earnestly solicitedl. Satisraetion guar. inteed. OODINtI, STUART & CO. .iune 2 Just Roccivedn 0, BBL8. No. 1 Family Flour, 40 Sacks Extra flour. Crushed, A, extra E, 0, Demorara and lark brown Sugar ; Java, Laguayra, and Rio Coffee; N. 0. Golden, Hioney, Sugar ouse Syrup, and common Molossee; Bulk, Rib, C Rt and olear Bacon and Shoulders ; Dhow Chow andi Mixed Piekles, j and } al. Jars ; Fresh Worcestershilro Sauce, by may 81 D. R(. FLENNIKEN. Fertilizers I Fertilizers I HAVING secured the Agency for Fair 11field County for the followinug Fertili tern Soluble Pacific Guano, J1augh's Raw Bone Super-Phosphate, The CarolinaFertilizer, Rthodes' Sn per -Phosphate, Orchilta Guano, 'Cotton Food, Maryland Amnmoniated, Compound Acid Phosphate of Lime, for -omposting with eotton seed; And Zell's Ammoniated Done Super. 'hosphate. I am unow prepAred 4-> supply m'y friends viih alny of the above as low as the sanme -an be purchased in anly other mar :et with Freight and Drayage added. Call ~t nmy store and get eirculars descriptive of heir respective merlin. feb 1, 1870 WANTED! WVANTED I WANTED! CASH. CUSTOMERS. 1 0R-which I will give In eachange for 2their "SPONl>ULICS," Good Pure Corn Whiskey, . 4 " 4 Rye WhIskey, " "Raspberry Syrup, " " Cherry Drandy. Also plenty of Grooeiegi, Ale, Porter, robacco and Segars. JYust received direct riom New York since the decline in Gold. whloh will be sold to Cash Uustomers at as. Lonishing low rates. apl 26 . . J..McCA tLEY. ESTABLISHEW (859 7 I RmSPECTFUJLtV in form the ocitiiens 'ot 7insboro and FalrflId Distric that I ave a full assortue'nt of Watehes, Jewelry lIooks4: Spectacles,' &o., always . on haod nt will sell at the lowest proea~and wool1 apoo'fully ask the bonht~nae; .of the ~stronage of my old friend. and oustoiers. 11l good warranted as represented,. I am mrepared te do all kind of l aoh. and~ew ley worli and haye alway ago#tI *took,cf ,gIon, All work wa raited;.,,,~j inwdor froaOLjg The "CA ROLINA FERTILIZER," Is mtar and is pronounced by various chemists, one o1 Peruvian Onanuoin its Fertilizing l'roperties. inot land and sea anin ale, and possess qualiti at. We annex the analysis of Professor She} "L \BORLATORY OF TIlE \IEUIR Analysis of a sample of Carolina Fertilizer, Moisture expelled it 2120 F, Organio Matter, with some water of combinat Fixed Ingredients, Ammonia, I'hosporio Acid-Soluble, 6.06 Equ Insolble, 6.17 Eu' 13.18 Sulphurlo Ao'd, 11.01 Equl Sulphate of Potash, Sulphate of Soda, Sand, On the strengths of these results I am glad na Fertilizer, We a ill furnish this excellent FERTILIZE 2,000 lbs. Oct 9-ly Latest Quotations of SOUTHERN SECURITIES, CHARLESTON, S. C., Oorrected Weekly by A, 0. KAUFMAN, .broker, No. 25 Broad St. June 17, 1870. STATE SOunITrs--.-South Carolina, old 90; do, ew,-@80 do, registered stock, ex int-@a8t) AIRnCAn SToCKs-Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,-@a45: Or enville and Co lumbia, 2; Northeastern, 9@; Sa vananh and Charleston, 35; South Carolina, (wholu shares) 45 ; d"". (half do) 22. SOUTH CAnOLINA BANK BILLs. *Bnnk of Charleto , - *Bank of Newberry, - . Bank of Camden, 6'. a - I Bank of Georgetown, -7 . Bank of South Carolina, 18 ... Bank of Chester, 8 . Bank of h amburg, 10 ..... Bnnk of State of S. C. prior to 1861, 62 - Bank of State of 8. C. issue 1861 and 1862, 42@- I *Planters' and Mechanics' Bank Charleston, . *Peoplo's Bank of Charleston, .- - *Union Bank of Charleston - t Southwestern R R Bank, Charles. ton, (old) -- South western R R Bank, Charles t on, (no w) -a State Bank of Charleston,8a Farmers' and E~xchange Bank of Charleston, -- a 6 Exchange Bank of Columbia, -- ' Commueroial Bank of Coltnnabia, 6() Mlerchant's Bank of Cheraw, a.. Planters' flank of Fssirfletd, d... State of S. C. Bills Receivable, ptar City of Charleston Change Bills, par *1411s mariked thus (*) are being redeemn. ed at the" Bank Counters of each. __an 22-. 1 *I- RESTORER. purinies the bilood Oand cures Sorofula, Sy philis, Skin Dis eases, Rheumatism, Diseases of Wo men, and all Chronic Affections of the Bloorl, Liver and Kidneys. Recom mended by the Medical Faculty and mnany thousands of cur best citizens. tiend the test imony of Physicians and Spatients who have used Rosadalhis; send for our Rosadalis Ouide to Health Book or Almana-, for this year, whioh we publish for gratuitous distribut ion ; It. wll give you m ich valuable inforrna t tun. Dr. R. WV. Carr, of Baltimore, says A ltake pleasure in recommending y'our Rosadahi -as a very powerful alteratilve. 1 have seen It used in two caees .with happy resultsu-one In.a case of socond. ary ly phills, In whiohilhe patient pio. nounced himself oured after having taken five bottles of your medicine. T1he other is a 'case of aerofula of'long Dstanding, which is rapidly improving under ita uso, and the indications are that, the patiept, will soon recover. I have cat-efully exiimined thes formula by which your Rlosadalls is made, and land it and excellent compound of alter Ativ ingtedlcnte. Dr. Spqlrkuv of ?lft9?Ille,.K, says he has used Rosadalls .~ papes of Sorofula and 8econdary S8phlis with patiet'adt ory, relialtsaa'. T ihndet o~ bhe Blood I know no. better remedy. Sameel G, Me~adden,f61urfreesbeto,' L Tenn.,saysh I have used seven bottles of Bosdal. is, and am etdlitly ouned ~ of itheumna 1istaW; boend me fostl boutesi as I wish-It for my broaher, who has aorofukous sote eyes. I B,.)njateln 'Bechttl, of Lirea, Ohio, writes, ihave suffered for tiretyears wflh *in inveterate eryption over my wle bodf; a he tt tIknd shib'&I pur. ohns~d -bottle 4f Rossdalis Snd it o f fcpted a perfect99 1t'std'alf& s 1&1 dg'ga S Lboratoryg61E anbur ge Pie,8ls tinmore. Dps..0LEA1%NT4 A 00,, hf VA~o se AU rft *afdweo,, nZ e from the Phosphates of South Carolina, the best Manures known, only inferior to -These Phosphates are the remains of ex. e of the greatest value to the agricultur ard. AL COLLEGE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. personally selected. 16.70 lon expelled at-a low red heat, 16,50 66.80 2.60 valent to 11.27 SolubI Phosphate of Lime valent to 18 48 lusoluble (b .ne). 24.75 Phosphate of Lime. valent to 23.66 'Sulphate of Lime. 80 8.60 11.06 to certify to the superiority of the Caroli. C. U. SHEPA RD, Jr. R to Planters and others at $60 per ton of GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.. Factors. ~B. ROOM AND Billiard Saloonn 3UR BAR is now sapplied with *sge ,nd we are prepared to furnish our gusto, Hers with all kinds of Light Wine and ummbr Drinks. E. W. OLLEVER & CO. mnay 7 NEW ARRIVAL. tHE Subscriber has received a large addition to hisa Spring Stock consisting Ladles Drees Geods and Millinary of the atest style. Ladies' and tlisses' Gaiters, also Shoes of every description, Dents' !urnishing Goods, &e. "He wishes to cal! peotal attention to his ready-m ide Cloth. ng, as they can not be surpassed for quail. y and cheapness in the State., The above foods he is gelling for lees than the same goods could be houht for at the first of th t eason. All he asks Is a call from those hat have the Greenbacks, those that have ot got them need not call, as his terms are triot ty CASH. lie also keeps a full supply of Flour and Irooerles on hand. F. ELDER. House Wives' Assistant Cook. A new and useful invention for sale by ..F. ELJ)ER. Price twenty-five cents. may 21 iK~i HAY! HAY! JUST received One Hundred Balces qorthern RAY, Those of our eustomners vho need wilt please come at, once. DACO'T &?0O. Smay 14 'RIVATE AND TRANStENT BOARDING HOUSE, in? '10 ~d 48dt o'd. godet (Oe~A~zpup~ o) '$