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Republirai Plttform. The following is the p'aform repor ted by E':x-C.outgressman Whittenore", and adopted by the lIepublican Coatven tio : , Reso/ved, That the Reputblicans of irntth Carolina in convention asdeibled inl a spirit of amnity and peace towaids their opponent,+, ad'i of' jtstice to them solves, tmak, the Iollowing dcclaration of principle and poliey : 1. That. as'eitzen'us of the nation rep. resenting t lie Republican sentiment of a proud and honored Commonwealth. we regard wit i sincere satisfaction the fidel. ity ev,nced by I'resident Orant to the lteptblicani party. aaid wit p;edgt d our cordial support to tI.e measures ina't gurated by hin to insnte conciliiition, eco,noyiv and j0tictl1 it home, atnad com rannd consideratin;r atad re-.p'ct abroad. 2. Thal we cordiaclly endorse the ad mimtstration of G,'Vernur Scott, as wiae, c'onot"e-dIl l)and hionest, antd that it do serves, as it has received, th. hearty ap. pro val of the loyal people of Suth Caro. lima. 3. That we insist on a continuance of strict anl close ec tiomy in all depart rnis of our Government, in order to maintaiii the hal'py finanetall conldition which onr State has attained tinder li'publican rule. 4. That we hail with gratitAde the adopt in of tha fifteetith amendinent to the t'ons+itution oft he Unite d States, as the crowning act of A merican civil eman. cipatrion, and that, in the exercise of the saered atglt of the el eaive franchtise wiich it proa~ciins and p'rpetates, we will elevate to pubbela ollictl only ca pablo and hounest Rpbaiibhctns, irre=pective of race, color or previous condition. 5. That we htrby pledge the R'pnb lican party of South Carolhna to at firm, fearless anmt taill alter"ing support, of the civil rigtts hill, and shall deniand the strict etforce-nent of t.hi principles that it iliciates, as jtist and practteal asse"r t:ons of the' civil elluality of all Ameri can citizens. 6. That we appeal to lie nat.ional Congress to open to settlement and pre. otmptiotn the .18,000,000 of acre's of public lands in the Suiutihera Statc., and to provide by a sttib ihlo law for the p' r,'hase, thron,1-h the roet, mI laid office or otherwe:o, of na Im ttlha State, to i sol, to tie: l , ..t, tindtar the provisions,; of the hmnttt id h.w of the IT-tit< States. 7. Congrittlat!,.. otrselves upon the return of peace, ti1w' representat.ion of our beloved States in the nat,ional coun. cils, and the comparataive quiet th..t prevails in our mutist, rvlving upou divine Providencn for wisdon't in council and eficicney in our actions, with malice: towards none atnad laritv to aIl we pledge our earnest anal best efforts to the success of the Republican party im South Carolina, and enter upon the campaign of 1870, confident of victory, wit! tha nhle words, "'Equality before the law, free speech, a free press a free lallot, and free scltools," enblazoned upoii our banners. TuI. CO-1TON ('noP o 1870-7lJ.-A Corresponcdent of the United Slates .l'kronoaisl writing from Menphis, 'l'eenesse, states that while the most iibera lat imitatos of dealers in that quarter hail until recently put the cot. toni crop now being exported at mtaor thatan ,75i0;O00 hailer., it was inow getter ally cotnceadeda that the produtniotn of' the ptast, year wast over 3,25,000 hales. The LEconomist' estimtatesa the crop for t,bto presnt' year rat 1.300,000, whlich is conidehrably, aubovo ihe la,X itttm ertop bei'ore the wvar. .in 1t851;, for instiane, our crop iS Set downa at 3,880,580 h: lei, wIhich s aboht thle steatd:ntd. Not otty lase the~ exist ing free labor of thIe SoutIh beea nimd to ratn in to thtoetultivtationi of'eotItn, rathIer' than pork and bread. tu fs, bait ise laiborers, b)eine~ more or less mrigraiory itn their dlisposi Iiotasa, prefer to ratiset on shtare's a crop whticha 1in lgs lahem c.ash, r'athear thlana onet whtich ties the l upnaa~ to oneo spot, said oVCU taton year a ftter yar. A I presnt the intdaten tioats are that the paldt year wvas that last mi whichl thu Saoutha will ittempttht, to anty great exteiat, to grow hecr own food. C.ul's IN II.wrt..-Thae New York Wiior/e/ int a de'scripjt ion of the A fiacan (harenchl) Zoitaves gives some facts whilcha personts (of skeptical ttr:t of mlid wiall taot tbelieve. 'VT cait story ist a lit tle too high ly w rought. lotr the nveriaget rerade'r :One of tmr eccentr icit ies is their loyo, for emits, and t hey profer as pets that hearen andi black ca't of Atlgeria. TIhe trcatung oft these cats is admnairahle. IThey ktiow not onaly all the soliere, bit atlso ther four.d!ooted conmrades belonig ing~ to the same battaliona, atnd easily p.iek oughAleir owanamasters untde'r all circundlanaces. They 'are very obedient, to themn, and, nb.ot' o n the march bua. also mn battle, take all) thteir positions on thir knaeks--from whticha position thecy participate in athe fight according to theair own praliar styli', by jumnpinag into the face of the enremy and scratch. mtg and bittmg itt a finoits mtannaer. Ihtrjnag theQ (rimteani war the wtoaundl tr dhe faces of the Ruassian soldiers froim thes.e cats were so serions atnd anmeronas tia.t tey had to estabhish at Odessa a separate wvard .itn theo hospilal for t'ae lsNle haling of thetm, ~i climtbintg uap wiattackmtg a rtecky lheight the /aoutaves command their cats to the front to lead the way, and careliully watchting the wvay the entas fake thtey follow themai closely' aind take advtage of every ~r~cdpoined out by' theIr ttusty an'd ea5ts to persons who arc e:al'.h' upon u. J>ays cone (exto aca'n,.,, thir 0ongit)1ittnality. (f the law -qairg it,~ '-as theore is .to doubt that h o will Ij so aiside gonro Ath bat et - sr,ood'en 4 te taxes hay bMI?p psid. und.r it, with a Protest wilt have to ho refunded - whetres4 dA.o protte Istiada th paver in withont a .em...' Josh Billings on likor. Who it waz that invented alcohol 1 am unable tew tell without liciug, but it would have becu a fust-kl.as. bless. lug for the rest of us if he and the liukor had buth vv them been spilt on the ground and nivor bin sopped up since. The devil himself, with all his genius for a ten strike, could not have rolled a ball more servieiable for bis bizzuess on earth ; one more certain tew quarter on the head pin and sweep the alley evry tino. Rum is the devil's stool pigeon, his right bower, his high, low, jack, and the game. A grato naenny, with dispoptik morals, argy that lickor is indispensi bel for manufaktring and doktor pur poses, and also for mekanikal uses, and they hold that you houldn't raisO a barn that would stand without enny good old Jamaica rum and would say that pudding .as, without any sperets in it, is no healthier than common goose grease. But all ov these argys are furnish ed free of c ist by the Devil himself, and enny itan who advances them is 1 telling (without knowing it perhaps) lies that weight at i ruff estimate, rat least a pound a piece. But mi ob jeckt in these fu proleminous romarks iz tow good a chance to tell what I know about Jersey lightning, (one of alcohol's imp.1) az a manufaotring and metaphysikal agent. Jersey lightning is eider brandy, I throe hours old, still born, and quiox er than a flash. This juice is drunk raw by all the old sports, and makes a premonitory and hitsing noize as it winds down the thrut, like an old goose 4ctting on eggs, or i hot iron stuck into ice-watt r. Three horns a day of this lickor will tan a man's interior in six months so that ho kan swallow a live, six footed krab, feet fust, and not waste a wink. It don't fat a man (older brandy don't) like whiskee duz, but puokers him up like fried potatoze. If a n kn kan survive the fust three years ov Jersey lightening he iz safe then for the next soenty-fivo years tew cutm, and hoops lookin every day more like a throe year old red-pelip.r lol, hot ter and hotter. An old eider lrandy drink Aill steam in at su ido i shower ov rait lil a pile of stable manure, and bir breth smells like the bung hole ov a rum cask very lately e:np tied. When Jersey lightning is fust born it tastes like bileing turpentine and eayone, half and hhlf, and will raise a blood blister on a pair ov old raw hide brogans in 15 uinuitts, and ap. plied externally will k're the rumr tism, or kill the patient, I forrit which. The fust horn a man takes ov this lickor will mako him think he has swallowed a gas-light, and he will go out behind the barn and try tow din, but kant. The eyes ov an old eider brandist looks lie deep g'rhes kut into a toitnto, hiz nose is the sonmplexshun uv at half hiled lobster, and the grizzle in his gullet sticks out like an elbo in a tin leader. The more villainous the drink the more inveterate are those who drink it. I kant toll yor whether cider brankeo will shorten an old sucker's laze or not, for they generally nuntlive - all the rest ov the nabors, aind die just as soon as the old tavern-stand ehatng cs hands and is oponed on temperanso principles. One bottle ov sarsapsaril.. ha or ginger pop is as fatal tow a bed bugg. I would do almost ennythieg but trieing tow save an old nue is like trieing Low put the liro out cv a hl lor log ; you might ras well lot it burn up, for the as4hes is worth more than tuao logg. The only barrier to the success of the Reoform party will be a doubt of the sincerity of their white fellow. citir.ens by the colored pieople, which the supporters of carpect-bag supr-ema cy stuid iously and insliiouslv work to promroto. This doubt the prompt and cheerful ondorsemeont of the platform everywhere manifested will tend greatly to allay, and there needs but a one other earnest of sincerity to dlispel it. entirely. This we conceive to beo theo nomination of good and efficient I colored men to most if not all of the Congrei,sional ounoes and all equal di vision at least in the nominations to the State Legislature. By doing this,1 we will effectually give the lie to thne charges of workinag merely for office,' and, by a judicious selection~ of can didates from our own race of the high est chaaracter and the greatest ability, without a too servile regard to person. I al popularity, victory will be insured, adour sore purpose--the attaiannt of an honest and econom'cal odrminls t.rotion of the State governaet-e-f. footed .--Guar-dian, C B*roCowr Hrm Down.-.A proni- ~ neat lRadioal, who w'as present at the' Strawberry meeting, tells the follow. ing, which, if true is too good t lose: d liowen had delivered hivssel f of an - hour's sp'eeeh when T. J1. Mackey ar rived, and wanted to address lbo meat, ang in the* DL;argo instrest. The patrig 'h9Wever,; it, ooMed,"a4re a tired out, and t>ofoute hohaid'Anished l bawled out to him to set down. To ~ oft et , een 0 enti, 2 crowd ptointed a riflE at 't n6rphin icoex-Alderman and drew a bead upaa i him. This had the desized 6ffect, andr 1 the iwmmoaulrat,Th asJffre&a don" N6 bett>g pased( on 'the scene, we of course do not votih foW 'big guns of ther ring C arleeton, A Mrs. gordon, tofy Va., died in No 'T ae from the effe#t,aof loi'rgi 4Id P Istorg& by,a' qu.4k deon toothahe. New Advortisements. will pay for the New York WEEKLY DO.' A R SUN Ct.s rno' w to January 1. 1871. ONE DOLLAR will pay for the S11I-WEEKLY do. do. 50 enta a mnonth pays for TIJE DAILY SUN. Address, I W ENOL.\ND, Publisher, New York. Largest---Best---Cheapest ! NNTLtPRISE, Industry, TacQt, Libetu'i 11 ty, and the Best T.aient, have for user l'wenty Years been freely us,lI upon Moor('s llurtil New Yorker, Alnd as a result it is now, pre em in.'ntly. he Largest, lIest tind Cheapest Illuc.r"ated Itural, Literary and Farily We,-kly in Ihe World. Tens of thousands of wiae twke 'cople, all over the Continent., take and dmiro the 11oral fur its s,prrior A/l,/ . Value, Illustrations. S/yle, 3-e. the Press and 'eople 1',aise it ! For example, an Exclange says : -The 2urel is the most Elegantly Printed, Ably f:dited, Widely Circultaed and Ileartily i'elened Paper, as a whole, which now indo its way among the People." 4? Vol. XXII. begins .luly 2. Try it 7nly $1 50 per volumu ,f 2t; numbers, or P per year. Less t> elubs. 6tubsiirbe \ow I Addross 1). D. T. MOOR E, 411 Park Itow, New York. I I'A l 8'ANGL.EI) 11ANNI.it --A large 40 count pnper Ledyr size, illuturatel l)ovoted to 6ketohen, I'oetry, Wit, Ilumor, ,enulno fun-N.nsenso (of a sensible ki .d ), tand to the exposure of Swindliug, ot. uugs, &c. Only 75 ots. a year, and a 9u. ierb engraving "Evangeline,' 1 1-2x2 feet, ratis. 80,000 oircu!ation- Money refund. "d to all who ask it. It. is wide awake, earles, truthful. Try it now. 75 cis. a tear. Specimens FI r. Address BA N ER," llinsdale, N. Il. BOOK AGENTS WA NTELD.-" .a,lies of the White llouse." No opposition. steel engravings. RIapid sales. For eircu. ars, address U. 8 l'unt.tsntia Co., N. Y. noitinati and ('hicago. NEW BOOK ---Aj,enis sell 100 per weelk. Price $5. Address L. 1'lE:lINS, lart ford, Ct. .\iVt i.i.t: Int u t.,1c. . '. et io i,..--t ti" tI arlin; edneaes Ministers; $+IGIO n ,oar to poor slients : begins Aug. 20 kpply to A. A. Ltve.ttonr, .lendville, Pa. Being a cripple, I have mnadi, house plan ring a special ntudy. One built. last se sot tas proved a model of covenience, beauty, 1nd oconomy. Lt.'esriplive citeulars of Plans, 'iews, etc., wit h g- r al itnforut ion of value to all, ,sent free. Aidrt"ss with stamp or script ii coiveuient ). Gtso. 1. Cor.ny, A rchitect, Wa'terkury, Vermo:.t. Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent are advivrd to counsel with Mess & Uo., editors of the Scieti,tfic Antt:t ican, who itrvo prosecuted claitns before the Patent D11ice for over twenty years. Their Aine 'ican and European Patent Agency is ie most. extenrive in th world. Charges less han any other reliable agency. A panph. et containing full in:structions to inventors 1 bent grtit is. MUNN & CO., 37 Patrk Rtow, N. Y. YES! IT IS TRUE! That the Best Mower-the lIeet Droppers -.the Best. Self -akers to be tonnd in ite world are tho Original and elitable D>ouble Mot ion iEtna Mteh,ines, mttde by t he A'TN A MANUFAC1UItING CO.. of Sahl.m. Ohio. Send fur 'ai;phlet containing arutice urs A dvertisinig. A Book of 125 closely printted pages, ately Issued, contains a listt of ithe best Ameirionn Adivertliing MIediumis, giving thle iames, ieicutlat ions, andI full par-ticul.,rs lonleet ning lie leading Daily and Week sy P'olitical and Family Nespapers, iogethIter lih alt tI,ose tleaving tttrge ciricolt'ions, sublished in thle intertesi of lieligitit,Agi riture, Literatuire, &c.. &o. Ever Ad.. ertiser, and ever-y per-sont wuho cointem'plate-s tecomin g stioh, wilt find tis book of gre-st 'alue. Malle1d free to any anddres- on ie elpt of Afteen cenits. GEO. P', i(0WEl.L SCO , Publishers, No. 410 Park itow, New 'or k. The Pit tsbturg, (Pa.) Lea,.-r, In its issue it' May 29t. 1870, says: '-'Ili ho t-rn of (I. 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'TiiOMJtPsoN & CO., 13t Federnl .t., . I 13 1t ,tP St., lioston, Maa: Chicago, 111. Lippm.d's TriADE GREAT GLRMAN BITTERS, PULES' MEDICAL CORUIAL T~EEE .A.G-E. Alterative, Anlt i Ili liUolI., niid1 Invigorating Prepcrties, I.\'MaN tS it:.A't GERMAN bl I' Elb a is prepared fromit the orginal German recuipt now in the pc ,ession of tie I ro. prietors, and is the sunin prepa1ratiu.1 that wia, used in (Iera ny upwards of a century ago; andI tin day it is the honiehould rome dy of (erinriny, recomnended by its most tuenn t I'Y-iitans. I.IPN.EJ.L% S C' IEA'T' lliMAM BlI''TEI s b5 c'(ml..se. of the pirest alcohoha e . sence ot (etinany's fnvoito bevernge, itn Ite):nated wiih the tuicus and extrncts of rnrd be his, rcots and barks ; all of which combined m.ake it one of the best and surest prln~tIni'lins for the enrec of bysitepsii, Lous. of Tolie ill the Stonici niti Igestive Organs, Nervous De bility, langour, Constipation, Liver C'omlint|iii, GeCnrail ExiiuSUion, -ANn As A 1r'eventative for Chills and Fevor -- A NIn .. Maltrious Diseases G.urally. Will imil ruT.\A N'S GREAT GERMAN 11 Ii'R then best toinic known for nine dis. eises to wichi t hey are gennera!!y Nth.ject, and whuere a gentle remedy is recommnend ed. SAvAssau, Muhic 16, 1870. Mesrs. Jacob Lippman & Iro., Sasvannahn, Ga. (entls-l have bofonro mue your esteemed 'lettIer of thle I 4th in int ., containnintg vanrious dlonmennnintq relativo to yoinr "German lii. tons.'" Alien a ec.-efuli exainatiion I amust conafess tha.it your Bitters is renally what you represeint thnem to be, an obil Germnan recipe of Drn. M ittcherlich, of Bierljin, Prus sin It nill no docnnhn be excelenit for dys. repsian, q snniral debiliity ami nervanns disensg iti un ita goodi( pr vemnathe of chill s and rever. I fnid it to be a ninost delighuttul and pnleaisatnt utom nacio. I rennnanin, yours truly, (Sigined) Al'n. P WrFVrr.n. hing.ANn Alti..s, GA. March 22, 1870. Me.snrs. Ja' ib Llppman & Biro , Druggists Savannah, On Ge,ntlemen--I ihave in troduced your GreatI GJevrm Uiittern here to my customeirs and ii ie'ids, and find halier sale for it thnn any I have ever kept before. those wino have I rie.l it app'-ove of it very highly, aind I din non hnesitate in snying thiat it is far 'sperior in valto no any other Bitters now in use. Yiours, respectfully, Depot ini Winboro, LADID BROS, Whnolesale A gets for RouthI Carolina. DOWIE, .\i018E & DAVI8, lIEN1( i Bs'ISiOFF' & 00. Cl.A8RIUS & Wl'TTE, STEPFEE I. W1ERINER & DUCKER, masy Cl-tme Ghsarlesion, 8. C. 090 in anl4 Agust? Con~ti.a, Den. 27, 189. T il fnllowing~ .Ptasr6nger Scheduleowll - go itnior it on minis Ro'ad on and arto Stuniday, next, 25th Insf.: GoING , N4ORTU. Leave Augusia, at 4.00 a r "i Coubn 1, 0., al, 9 40 p t " Chstr 140 p 0 Ariv at Chn.rlotto. N. C. 4 20 p nm Menking close connections with Trains o1 None-Ii-Carolinna Road for all points N~orthn and iEast. Leave Channrlo'te, N. C. at 10.80 a n "-0iaeat r, :1 .20 p ' *ie Wlnhsborio, 2.6? fbm " Columbia 6.07 p am Arrive al: Aukthla 9 - *060 p an Makihg einien nanneeflone -wiIT1Fains of Central and Georgia .Rnsllroadls for Savan nahs, and all points in E'lor.da, Macon, Co. lumnbus, Monigomnery, Mobile, New Orlesans, points Sountih and WVest. Palace Sleeping Cars on all Nit'Trens. ThEQutg.TioketaodanLBaggage.oheoked to all prisespal poi nts. .- , -*. W-itn gr 'hy~ thIs- vtbuf&going Nord,'Ihave ehsol of .llbrho difte't tIin C. B0OUKIN1IIT,- Superintenden,t.. 161f.'DoaAehewaFArgisfrn,,o. el, Agent. ,I..aB NEw Yosx, August 16th, 1868. Allow me to call your attention to my Preparation of Compound Extract Buclhu1. The component parts are 1IUt IIU, I.ONG Ll?CA F, t'U BEBS, J UNIPE R tEcllit11-:S. Mour OF PkVPAATIOn.- -Uichtt, in va. cuo. -Juniper Berries. by distillation, to form a fine gin. Cubebs extracted by dis placement with spirits obtained from Juni per Iterries; very little sugar is used, and it small proportion of spirit. It is wore palatable thtan any now int use. Buchu. as prepared by I)rugglstis, Is of a dark color. It is a plant Ihat er,tits it I fragrance ; Iho action of i lnne destroys this (its active principle), leaving a dark and glutinous dococtinn. Mline is the color of ingre<lents. The liuchu in my preptra tion p:redominiates; the smallest qittnutity of Ohe other ingredients are added, to prevent tertentation , npon inspection, it will be found not to be a Tincture, as made in l'harmnacopcca, nor is it. a Syrup-and therefore cut be used in cansos whore fever or inflanttation exist. In this, you have the knowledge of the ingredient, and the mode of preparation. Hoping that you will favor It with a tri al, and that upon inspection it will meet with your opprobation, With a feeling of confidence. I am, very respeci fully, I. T. IIELMIBOLD, Chemist and Druggist, of 16 Years' Experience. [From the Largest Manufaoturing Ohem iste in the World,] NovEsnan, 4, 1854. "I am acquainted with Mr. I. T. IIst.at notnui: he occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence, and wats succesbful in con ducting the business where others had not. been equally so before him. I have been favorahly impressed with his charcter and enterpri a." WILI.IA tl WEIGH1TM1AN, Firm of Powers & ,% eightman, Manufacturing Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia. Ielmibold's Fluid Extract Iluchu Is the great specific for UniversalILassitudo, Praost ration, &c. The constittion, once Affected witht Or ganic Weakness, requtires thte aidl of Medj cne to strengthen andi insigorate the sys tmi, whicht IllCL.\iOLD'S EXTRACT lIU C!TU invtrtiably does, If no treatment is subijtted to, Consumption or insanity e.t sues. Heolmbold's Fluid Extract of Bu In affections pecuiliar to Females' isa un equtalied y any other preparation, as in tthlorosis, or ltet(ntlon, Painfullneas, or .'utppression of Customary Evactuntiongs Ulcerated or Schtrrus Stato of the Uterus, and all complaints incident to the sex, or the decline or change of lifo. Illbold's Fluid EXtrGot Bnchu and1 inproved 1Rose Wash Will radically exterminate from thte system diseases arising ftrom habits of dissipation, at lit tle expense, little or no change in diet, nte inconvenienice or exposut e: complet ely sutpercediing thtoso uinpleasant and danger o is remiedies, Copalva and Mercury, in all these diseasos. Use Hlelmibold's Fluid Extract Blu chu In all diseases of theso organs, whether existing in male or female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long standwng It Is pleasant In taste and odor, unmediate" in act ion, and more strengtheoning titan any of the preparations of Bark or Iron. Those attffering from broken-down or dellitate constitutions, procuare the remedy at once. The reader mtut be aware that, htoweupr slight tmay be the attack of the above dis eases. It Is cartain to affect the bodily health and mental powers. All the above diseases require t he aid of a Diuretic. IiIL MBOLD'S EXTRACT DU. CH U is the great Diuretic. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Prou $1.26 per bottle, or 0 bottles for $6.60. Delivered to any addIress. Describe symp temns in all comnmunicationu. Address II. T. HELUBOLD, Drug andChsmnical -Warehouse, 694 Broadway, New York, Nouae are Genuine Rnsq ot upi Lt. n~~~4~~ K The "CA ROLINA FERTiLIZER," is and is pronounced b, various chemists, ont Peruvian Guano in its Fertilizing Propertie inot land and sea anirn als, and possess qua at. We annex the analysis of Professor BI -L.ADORATORtY OF THE \IB Analysis of a sample of Carolina Ferfiliz Moisture expelled at 2120 F, Organic ilatter, with some water of comblt Fixed Ingredients, Ammonia, Phnsporio Acid-Soluble, 6.98 13 InsolNblo, 6.17 E 18.18 Sulphurio Ac'd, 11.01 E< nulphate of Potash, Sulphate of Soda, Sand, On the strengths of these resulte I am g] na Fertilizer, We a ill furnish this excellent FERTIII: 2,000 lhr. oct O-)y ROSADAL.IS. ''l R. t i AT A L'IlClA N i IEAJ,1% SRESTO ER, purifies the blood and cures Scrofula, Syphilis, Skin Di. oe.ses, Rheumatism, Diseases, of Wo. men, and all Chionic Affections of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys. Recom mtended by the Medical Faculty and many thousands of tnr best citizens. Read the tent)mony of Physicians and patients who have used tosadalis; send for our Rosadalis Guide to IlelIth Book or Aln.ana) for this year, which we publish for gratuit ous distribut ion ; it will give you mn teh valuabWe informa. tion. Dr. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore, says A take pleasure in recommending your Rlosadalis as a very powerful alterative. I have seen it used in two ca,es with happy results-one In a case of second ary syphilis, in which the patient pro. nounced himself cured after having Dtaken five bottles of your medicine. ' I hu o her i- a case of scrofula of loog standing, which is rapidly improving under Its use, and the indicatibns are that the patient will soon recover. I have careully examined the formula ny which your Rosadally is made, and ind It and excellent compound of alter. t yive ingredients. Dr. Sparks, of Nicholaseille, Ky , .Pays he has nh,ed Rtoadalis In cases ot Meof hula and Secondary Syphilis with saatiernotory resulta-as a cleanser of t he 1Blood 1 know no better remedy. L amutel 0. McFadden,Murfreesboro,' I have used seven bottles of Rnsadal. is, and am entirely cured of Rheiuma. lismn ; bend me fotur bottles, as I wish it for my buher, h .s srofui.s so:-e Ieyes. Benjamin Bechtil, of Lima, Ohio, writes, I have suffered for twenty years with -en inveterate eruption over my whole body ; a short time since I pur chasned a hot le of Rtosadails and It, et fected a perftect cure. Rto.nadalia is eol'l by all drugrists. SLaboratory, 61 E~xchaang Place, hnl. imore. Duas. CLEMIWNTS & 00, may l9-ly Propuietors. DYSPEPSIA& INDIG $TION PRy ENT IH/I-S&TEVER T wHOLESA1E DRUGptss KETCIfIN, McMASTER & RIO and LADD S3L8 n ALkUB, 3VAWg 'Q8w trade from the Phosphates of South Caro lio' of the best. Manures known, only inferior t t. These Phosphates are the remaine of eYr lilies of the greatest value to the agricultut tepard. tllAL COI4LEGE OF 8QVTII.CA,RQJ61jA. !r, personally selected. 1670 cation expelled at a low red hebt, 6.80 2,41 quivale nt to 11.27 SolubI Phosphate of Llei juivalent to 18.48 Insoluble (bin*). 24.75 Phosphate of Lime, lulvalent to 28.66 Sulphate of Lime. 80 8.50 11.06 ad to certify to the superiority of the Carol. C. U. 8IIEPAItD, .r. ,ER to Planters and others at $60 per ton of GE.O. W. WLLIA40 I CO.. Feotors. Town Ordnan4e. f[H E following Ordnance, entitle4at .Qzd nance to raise supplies for the year commencing the 1st of April 1870, and end ing the let of April 1871, and. fot other.pur, poses, passed tue 24th day of June f,io is published for the information of all' oon. eorned: I. Be it enacted and ordgiped by 1 Intendant and Wardens of the Town of Winnsboro, 8. 0., in Council spet, that a 'Tx for the sums aod in the wanner herelp. after mentioned, shall be rtIscd and paid into the Treasury of the said Town, for the use and abrvioe thereof; that Is to say, fifteen cents ad valorem on every hundre4 dollars worth of the value of all real etate within the corpgrtte limitq, - to le sepe4 as heretofore : three dollars to be paid by every male inhabitant of'said Town, be. tween the agoo-of eightecp and dfty 'years,. in lieu of working upon tho str'essts of si4 Town, and three per cent upon the amount of all males at auotton. II. And be it f(rther enacted and brdaidf e4, that the :fore;ning Taes. sall 9 aJd to the 'Treasurer of the Town. lounoil of Winnsboro, on or before the frit day of August next, and in default of such pay. ment, an execution shall be .issued for the collection of the same. Ill. Aud be it further enacted-and or dained, that it shnll not be tawAt f9r ay person to represent publicly for gaIn or' re ward any play, comedy, tragedy, interlude or farce, or exhibit wa.s figures. or show, or entertainmeont of any kind whatsoover, without first obtaining a lIcense from the Town Connil, which license may be gr'antr. edl upon the payment of fly, dollars for all exhibit ions oilher than those nnder canvass, and fifty dollars for all circuis conspapies t and any person violating the provisions of this. ordnance sh-ill be fined fifty dollars for each and every offense. IV. And be It further enacted gnd or dained, that it shall not be lawful for any pe'rann to sell intoxicating liquors 1st amounts of less tihen three gallons,. or it; any amoutnt to be drunk wholly or In part' at thc.place where sold. anywiefs whbig~ one maile~ of the Court Ilouse ot' said 'l'own, without first obtaining a license tfierofor, fromn the Clerk of the Connoil, which may be granted upon the payment of sixty dao. lars for what. is known as '"Rotail faluense," and one hundred and tw'yl-vo for whqt Is known as "Tavern I,Ioensae ;" ,and any person violating this provision of this o'd.. nance shall be fined. fif.y dollare for app and every offense. V. Anml be it further enacted and ordafu. ed, that, any person hitching sa horse,or oth. er animals to apy shede tree withis the corporate limIi of the Town of Winninbore, or in any way mutilatieg or injuring the same shQll be' fined for each and ever,y of fense in a sum not exceeding five dollar, at the discretion of the CouncIl. Done in Conno.li this thie 26th: uly.Typ., D, 1870, and the Corporate seal of the salc Towna affigo I.H'lsAW Wsrnt~s,!aiendant -I. N, 'ra, eo try AndTra,s duoe-I28 t i 4 t MAa 2 usw.JMe~~I. Meales ) sjM*n