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A Jlorrible Mlventite. The '.ris l'atrie rustain: the well. 0-,aned relmttation of the French press for prodtcing teisationmIl anuudotes bgoontribntong the following to that specks of literature ''An advonture troly horrible, and vhihol it' made the nubjc it of a molo drapta would cutainly bo denounced a. improbatIlc, hats just occured in the environs of Vilerbio, in the Pontifical States. A cattle-dealer stopped at an inn on the road not, far fromt the city. lie seemeed very well satistied with the auneomodtion,s amd with himself, and he related to the innk"'ep. Cr that he had just made an excellent lar a.in about smite cuttlo, by which li' had netted a snt of fivo thousand fraues. A fter .supper he started for thrs city, but hrtd not gone far before lid 'was attacked by three min who triel to get him dowu. lIt defenvledi himself bravoly ani succeeded in iniklng his escapo. lie roturucl to the inn and rol ited what had h:sppon od. At tho Haino ti nc ie said he would sleep there, as he did not wish for rear ofanothor attack, to resume his journey until the next morning. A ccordingly, a roomt was prepared for hin, :md ho retired to bed and soon fell asleep. In the course of tho night ho awoke, and heard some on speaking outside of the door. What ho heard fill':d him wit h horror. "The inn.-keeper was saying to momuo 0110, 'Dig the hole deeper in the garden. I will throw him out of the window, and you can bury him at once.' The traveller understood the situation at once. 'l'They wore going to murder him, and the iun-keeper wa< in longiin with the nurderer to shtro the plunder and conceal his body. Ie immediately rosa and dressed hinself, and zrming him.elf with a npad', which wa; t an 1 ing in a corner of thle room, wvait.ed. It was not loig before hc he.rd some one approach the dour. It mias opened softly, and the cattle-te tIler saw the intn-keepor about to btep into the room. JIe iim mhe liatoly struck the wretch dead Upon the floor with the spade. "'Ihe eatt.le-dlealer then lifted up tho body, and opening the window, bua:ith whioh ho could perceive by tio th im light three men and a pit. duIg for himself, he threw the body into the yard. The thinco men took up the Iody, which they did not recognize aml set to wourk to bury it. 'I'ho cattle-dealer, without loving i second c ropt down stairs, opened the door of the inn, and bi itetd off to give infor ntation to the 1'apal earabineers. They soon arrived at tie scone of crime. The three accomplices of the wouId-be murderer had just fini,bhed their dismal wvork. They wcire iut. mediately ieirested and recognized as the stm. of the iun-keeper. It was they, d.mbti tle:+, who, at the intstiga tion of their I'fther, had attacked the oattle-dealor on the roai.'' Salirilay Night. How many a kiss has been given how many a curse-how many a ca ress-~how many a look of hato-how many a kind word-how many n promi1 o has been broken--how many a 4eatt haR been wreoked---how many a soul lo.t---how mafny a loved one lowered in the narrow hiamiber'--how trinny'ai habe has gone from eit'h to heiav'en-how niany a little erib stands r,ijent now, which Iast, Saturdany night uneld the i'are.t of all1 tr'easures of' the bioart. A week is a lif'e, a ' week is a listory ; a week manrks ev'ents of sor r'ow 1or g:laiess whicho people never heed. U o. home to y1our1 family, men of sbsiness ! Aio home, you heart erring waniderer' ! Go home to thet cheer.'i thait aitls yon1 ; wr'onged waif' on hif'o's b'reailors ! G o home to) thoso you hove, man11 of' toil, and11 g.ivo (one nii gh t to j' y) and11 comforts fast. fly inrg hy)! L eave youri boosks with complex fig utre.-your dirty shlop--your busy st.or'.! Rteat with thiose' you love, for ,%o4 only knows what niext Satturday night will bring you. Foi'get the w~or1ld of care arid battles of fife that hiave fui'rowed the'wee'k ! Draw elose arountd the fam.ily hearth ! Saturday mighit has waitedl your voming ini sad.. ne5s, in tours, and1 silence. Go hiome to thoso you love, andI as you bask in the loved presence, aiid meet the re(turn of the loved embrace pf:your' )Ireah's gePts, strivo to be a bter man, andi bloss God for giving hi.s weary children so dear a stepping atonie in the river to the Eternal, as Saturday night. Fnto-'rF'UI. GcALLIATiOng.-Sydny knit.h, the celebrated clerical wit, in .totter to Lord Murray;'his esteemed rienid, made the'following astonishing tatemnent: "If you wish for anything ike happiness in the fifth act of life, at and drink about oeohalf what you .ould b'at and drink. Hlaving ascer inefld the weight of what 1eouldl live ~apon, so as to presei've health, and treng th, and what I did live upon, I t'oun d that, between ten and seventy ecars of age, I had eaten and drank torty-four horse wagon boids of melat andl di inik moro than woul have pro Bervedl me ini lif and strength ? The value of this nourishnent, I consider ed to be worth ?7,000. It occurred to mq that. I must, by my voracity, hiave starved to death fully 100 per. IT Ann w,v MMeu-ib.l,x --The New Voi. .Jo'urnal (Genan) thus allutdes tQ ''hri.lnn flridoa hhneeurlf that on his na reb Iihirougih thle Shienamtuloah Valley 1tc dst~royeId nonegurous mills, d welling, ba rna and other bliingsii~ . lie 1Vl'it wa'-li ghited to chi adi flinig sword thirongb thoecountry of' hiis own p'oph .. T.be GuO'rnnn dist roy nothing, and do not t roilble pacel'( e h .1ivsens (Genolr an Shorinian a i!'. m' N inc WVilhami'seaimp. earn hiowt a ei Ihzedv. ilauton earrnes on one r" lirad thlis to the Colored People. Colored people you will soon be called upon to ost your votes in a nost important c.etion, and we wish you to think reriously before you cast your votos. For five years you have bon acting with the Radical party, and can you tell un anything that you have gained by it. They promis. od you years ago forty acres of land and a mule, and you have never re celvod them, and that is not all, you witl novor get them. The It.dioals have wade you many promises, and havo never kept a eingle one of them, and you can still tru,t sneh a party t Now as our State is gutting worse off every day, and the people are getting poore,r, because the taxes are so high, We have started the RIeform party to bring about a chauge, that we may put. good i eopIo in ulico, and wake our taxes lighter. This party suits both white and colored, and promises to dJ egnal justice to all. They may toll you that we want to put you back in slavery ug.in. This we can never do, because the highest law of the country declares that you are free and we cannot alter It. We have no pow or, and cannot get the power again to put you in slavery. That is a matter that is now settled forever. Again you will gain as much by joining the Iteforma party, and oven mnure than by staying where you are. The Reform party grants you the privilege of voting and holditng ofice, and only askr you to help thom put good and true men in oflice, men of whom we will be proud, and who will do something to make11( our taxes lighter. We call u:on you to go with us, for is the matter now stands the Iteform party is as much the colored man's party as it is that of the white.. It seems to us that you had enongh to show you that the Radicals in power caro nothing for you, exeept to get your votes. We hope you will think iver this matter end come to the eon alusion that it is your duty to sustain he lteform cand idatoh, Carpenter and liutler, at the election in O)tober the text. Nov oo FOt DAnK:Y.-A few layits sine:r a colored had entered a drug st.ore in 'r uatlal with what ho described, ":an a'vful feelin' in do stomach, jest hike it wor lull of fish-hooks and angle wVorms11,'' a.cl demnanded' A "Setter pow. der,' as he had been advised that would giv( relief. Accordingly the seidlita owdlers were dissolved in separate glara es as usual, placed before him, with in structi.ns ito pour e no into the other and drink eflervescing. But the sable youth '.id nothing of the sort. Tnstend ilf following the directions, he hastily drank off the contents of one glass and imtmediaaely swallowed the other. The eti'ect may be imagined, but not describ ed. The clTervescenace which should have t; k.-, pIlIe.r in w tl:o before it was di k. u.. ;:.. m the bewilder ed dai y' . t;ui..tl,, sanding streams of the frothy liquid from has month, nose, eynS and ears. As soon ae the poor fellow could recover breath, he cried out in frightened tones: "My stomach has hursted ; I can't live a min nte !" In a few moments, however, he felt better, and turnin g to depart, he s:nd : "D)at stuifT may w-ork well niuil ,m t he white i rash, but it's sure death on1 a nigger." ICA)mArt onx IN MlAnmson, FLA. The Monticello Advertiser, of a laute datue, says: A negro in Madison County, who was perhp mii~ iore fool than knave, and was mlnlbtedtly~ nired on by 'ho carpet. baggers, unldertlook to raise a row be. tween the white and( black (citizens. lie wias a Captain, recenrtly appointed by a and lhe o)rdered ont his company anId nohl them the hall had openled. Hie soon rai<ed an imimenise. crowd of negroes and( Itorimig his comipany at a church called Blethlehem, commenced rapily gathetring arms11. and1( swore to wvipe out e very man11 inl Mlisoni County ;but be fore the evening closed white men came pouring iln from Soumth, East anid WVest anid if it, hadl riot been for sonme citizens who inte-rcedled for them, thlere wvouild have beern oiie c ip less ona earth. Th'1e camp war, h:owuyer, broken) up, r.ho ring h-adera ari-ested and put im j1il, and thu "white trash" as silently disappeared as they 11ad 'ome. A corresponde1t writes :"At, For bach01, ill the hottest of th19 action. a English teourist (1 M ish I conid a1tert ai his name11), hai ppenmg to be there, fonght. on.the .French~ side. Wheun Frossaul's dIivision retrea,ed thait gentleman fouight like a lion. British proverbial courage and energy was there shown as a alori. onls exaun,ple even amiong those bravo columns of Frossard's division, ret reat ingi with regret before an overwhelming numbeibr, anid whenr thieirfrer-esd' armecs were nearly exterminated, not only the English genth-emani Ionght gallantle, but lie savedo the life of a wounded soldier and lie is now iniNetz, rmodosrly stop pmng in his hotel, where I intend to go arid ascert ain his name. Eye witnesses,, w ho (do riot know him at all, told me of it just tiow. N APtOI.N's Out'r.ooK FOR A RA INy D A .-Th'ie Chreago Tribnne sa ys Our London corr-esdondent~ assures us S isi niscertained fact, that the iCmpe. ror Napoluon has enough money inavet ,d in tile English fdnds to yield him an inua:l iniChmel of $100,000. This sum, :aipitailized at the EnIglish rare of inter. ist, re-presenits over ?3,000,000. He~ 1l90 estiimat(9 ib the rgp4or has es inuch imvested ini otlher countries. Ac :ordling to this statenantL Napoleon las 110t beean nmindful af the future. Hle bals been so preparing mittera. that,.In) easO (of tr- 110 blie 'will riot he left in poverty. Utpon tho,intereat of $30,000,. 000 ho enni hianrago to live quito egpl. ortairbly. even ir the French (0do iye TOa PiT'S IiUS NawT4ax, AuguI 15th, 1808. Allo4 me to eall your attehtio" to my Preparation f Cpmpound Extract The component partaie U(ft11. LONo LisAF, CUIEi38, JU.t lPER tEllitmihS. Moos OF l'RbtpAnAibblt,-ticht,u. in va. cuo. Juniper 11rrLes, by distillation, to form a fine gin. Cubehs extracted by dis placement wilth spirity of tained frou .Juni per Blerries; very lit te ttgne is ttsed, and a small propor; ion of spirit. It is more palatable thatn any now in use, Buohu, as preparcd by Drtg'lats, is of a dark color. It is n plant that emits it, fragrance ; the action of a dame dest roys this (its active Iriniciple), leaving a dantk and glutinous decootion. Mine is the color of ingredients. . The Iuchu in muy prepara. lion predominates; the stnallest. quantity of the other ingredients are added. to prevent fermentation , upon in"pection, it will he found not to be a Tincture, as made in Pharmacopoen, nor Is it a Syrup-and therefore can be used In cases where fever or inflamma tion e:st. In this, you have the knowledge of the ingredientr and the mtove of preparation. Hoping that you will favor It with a tri al, and that upon inspection it will meet with your approbation, With a feeling of cotfidence. I am, very respectfully, II. T. H EI.MOLD, ('hrmirt and Druggist. of 16 Years' Experienoe. (rrom the Largest Manufkoturing Ohema ista in the o$d.1 Nov axuan, 4, 1854. "I 'm acquainted with Mr. I. T. HaLM. no.n ; he occupied the Drug 8tore opposite my residehce. and was sutccessful in con ddoting the busines where others had not been equally so before him. I have been favorably impressed with his eharcter and enterprise." WILI.A %I WEIOHTlMAN, Firm of Powers & t eight man, Manufacturing Chemists, Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia. I[elmbold's Fluid Extract Bluchu Is the great secifi for Universal L*assiatude, I'rostrtion, ae. The constituit ion. once affected with Or ganic WVeaknests, requires the aid of Medi cine to strengthen, and. invIgorate the nyi tent, which II ELM IOLD)'S EXTRtACT 11U. CiIIU Invariably does. If no treatmenat is submitted to. Consumption or insanity e,, sues. H[olmbold's Fluid Extract of' fu chu, Int affections peculIar, to Fen les' I in equt4hIdgi bany othe* fre$'a tion, as in Chi'foals,4jr ReeCnion,' Pniafinats; or Suppression of Customary Evacuation, Ulcerated or Behirrue State of the Utertus, and all complaints incitdent to the sex, or the decline or change of life. IHeimbold's Fluid -Extraet Dacbu and Impfred Rose Wash Will radlieallv extermInate from the ayAtem dliseastes arising fromn hbhits of dh-silpatlot., at, little expense, lit.to or no change in diet, n. incontenience or exposure;i completely sulfterdeding th.ose unpleniant and danger o as reedieN, Copaiva and . )1Nogry, in all thtese diseases. Use H[el nbold'8~ Fluid Extract Ru-. ehui In all diseases of these orans., whether existing in male or femala, fcbn whatever cause orIginating. -and nto matter of how long stand.ing., It In pleosasnt Iq1 taste anti odor, "imamediato" In action, and mnore strengthenting shan any of the preparations of Bark or Iron. Those sufferins fr,m brokcen-down or delicate eonstttol.n,, procure the remedy at once. Thte reader mnust bq aware that,. .hewever slIght may he thse attack of the.abtn' di1, eaes it jp o,rti,a to.affecj te bodily healkh and mental powers. . - All the above dia'ases requilre the ald'ot a DIorotte.' I1ELMBIOLD'vS EXTRACT BUT. CHilU is itsret)h g Sold by Dr.iggisee e,,qrywhere. Puten. $1.26 per bottle, or $1 bottles for $4.60. ne e hur 4 scribq agap. Addrest - ~r 0 cu Cbre$ ant oue Unle'as done tip In stoel.engraved wrapper, wita tao simIle of my Uhesteet Werhuu% and sigel 'r L W.. %MBNOLD. anprll 20...1 Latest Quotations of SOUTHERN SECURITIES, cHARLE8TON 8, C , Oorreoted Weekl by A. 0. KAUFMAN, lsroker, (o. 25 Broad St. September 2, 1870. STATE FROVtTtus--8outh Carolina, old 90; do, - ew,-@80 do, registered atook, ex int-@a80 RAILROAD Srocrs-Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,,-45: Or envillo and Co lumbia, 2; Northeastern, D@; Sa vannah and Charleston, 36; South Carolina, (whole shares) 46; do. (half do) 22. SOUTH OAnoI.INA DANK DItL.s. *Bank of Charlesto , -( 0Bank of Newberry, -@ Bank of ('amdlen, f' - hank of Georgetown, --- ltank of South Carolina, 18@ Bank of Chester, 8@ itank of hamburg,- 10@-. Bank of Scate of S. C. prior to 1861. 62@( Bank or State of 8. C. issue 18ti1 .and 1802, 42? *1'lanters' and teoauics' Bank Charlet.on, . *Peoplo's thank of Charleston, - ( OUnion Banic of Chariveton, - - Soulshwestern I It Bank, Charles. ton, (old) - - South western It P. Bank, Charles. ton, (now) -- State Bunk of Clharloston, 8@a Farmers' ntd Excitage Bank of Charleston, --@P Exchange Bank of Colunbi., - 65 Comnercial Dank of Columbia, -- Merchant'n Bank of Cheraw, 6 - P lantera' Bank of Fairfield 4@ State of S. C. Bills Recel'vable, par City of Chatlosion Change Bills, par *ttllts marked thus (*) are being redeem ed at the Bank Counters of ench. jan 22-.1) Lippman's GREAT GERMAN BITTERS, -TIlE PUREST MEDICAL CORDIAL --OF Alteratve, Anti billoul, anti invigorating Properties. I IPP'IAN'S OREATOERMAN BIL'lERS .I is prepared from the orginal German receipt now in the possession of the Iro. prietors. and is the same preparatio.i that was used in Germany upwards of a century ago; and to day it is the househiould reme dy of Germany, recommended by its most eminent phpeicians. GREAT GEIRMAX BITTERS Is composed of the purest alcoholic ea. sence of Gormany's favorite beverage, im pregnated twith the juices and extracts of rare le hs, roots and barks: all of which combined maake It one of the heat and surest preparations for the ctre of Dyspepsia, Loss of Tone in the Stomach and Digestive Organs, Nervous De bility, Langour, Constipation, Liver Complaint, General Exhaustion, -AND As A Preventive for Chills and Fever --A ND - Malalous Diseases Generally, FAMALES Will find LIP'PMAN'8 thREAT GERMAN BlirERt'8 the brst tonic knaown for the dis easce to which they are generally subject, and where a gentle remedy is reoommend ed. SAANNAH, Miarch 16, 1870. Mecars. Jacob Lippman & Bro., Savannah, Ga. Grati-I have before me your .esteemed letter of the 14th~ inst., containinag various doctuments relat iYo to your "German Bjt. ters." After a ca'eful examtination I must confess that your Bitters is really wiaht you represent them to be, an old .German recipe of Dr. Mltcherlich, of Berlin, Pruas sia It will no doubt be excellent for dys. pepsia, general debility and nervous diseat es, and is a good preventati.-e of chills and rcever. I fiod it to be a most delightful.aud pleasant stomuachio. I remain, yours truly, (Signed) Ate. P Warman. KInst.AuN MJL..S, GA, March 22, 1870. Messrs. .Jneob Lipisman & Bro , Druggists Savannah, Ga : Oenleman-I have introJueed your Great German Hitters here to my ctutorners sad friends, and find better sale for it than atny I have over kept before. t'hose who have tried It approve of it very igihly, and I do not hesitate in saying that it is far superior in vailue to.gn os D~I er&ttw in use. (Signed) W. Kts:r.Awn.,r Depot In Winneboro,' - .LADD JI(lfS. Wholesal A.gents fot'8eutth Cfirolina. DOWIt MlOlSE & DAVIS, flE NBSCllOFF & CO, STEFFIERS, WERINER& DUC1 ZR, maay 3l.4it Chaarlest on, 8. C. P. P. TOALE CHARLF,STON, S. C. Largqt an'd most coun#,ete)" llanutol- of Doors, bash es, B1Ind,16tontdings,'&'o &'6 i n the Souithern State. ?rldted Priee List Defies CoWpeition. ai BNDib' ONE. * inl hi ern .osppheas'en 4SQJ.ITEX 15LOAUR. Y.OT0 of NEW COUNTRY FLOUR, Shorts andI Seeonds, just recived at July 7 AtaINrvnE & O. Sixty-five First Prize Medals Awardea, THE GREAT Southedn Piano A1NUFAC ORY Wm. Knab? a Co. MAnIUlrATURNRS or GRAND, SqUARI: AND UPRIGHT PIANO F OlRT1E;,S Baltimore, AId. These Instruments have been before the public for nearly Thirty Years. alnd upon their excellence alone a:.tained au unpur ohased pro-eminence, whitcth pronounces tht unequalled. Their .C.PO'J3.5 combines 1,reat power, sweetness and fine singing glnality, 9a well nas great purity of Intontatien and Sweotuess throughout the entire soalo. Their is pliant and ..lsstio, and cntirely free from the stil'ness found in so mlany Pinnos In Workmanship they nre uucqualleJ, using but the very best SEr.Axuan MATRItlA1., the large capiul1 employed in our bus8ineMs, enabling us to keep C'intinutlly an inense stock of lun ber, &c., on hand. JW All our 8Q9Ate PIANoS have our New improved Overatrung &ale and the AORArF1' TirBI.. |W We would call epocial nllention to our lete.impproenientta in all 'NU PIANO8 and SQU.1llE1: GIIN DS, 1'AT6:TsuK Auo118T 14. 18111, which bring the L'icmonearer per feetion than has yet beon attained. Every Piano Fully Warranled for 5 Years. We have made arrangenetnts for the 8oi.r W tunisAsL A armer for the most celebrated PAILOR Oltu AND MELODEONS. which we tffer AItiga5te ani lletail, at Lowest F acbmtie e,. ltt --ilm :l?ihimrorl _ , WATER EEL Mill Qearing,Shaf(ing&Pulreys qLE& HU TIMOREJ' ....ND FORA CIROUIAR.__ sept l-ty WM. SHEPHERD & CO., No, 24 iayino St., Charlcston, S. C., Dealets in COOKING STOYES, RANGES nld HEATING Pictures of Stoves, with prices and dis oription, will be sent upon application. june80- ly COTTON GINS, &c., &c. hullett's ratent Steel Brush COTTON GINS. 1l18 vr.uiraied viu vpu use aiui as work - in every District in the State. Price, $6 per saw. Brown's Georgia Pattern Cot ton Gin. Prico, $4 per Saw. I1all's Pnt. ent Cotton Gin Feeders-preventing tny hard substance entering the Gin, protecting the saws from injuring and the lint from fire. Price, $1.60 per .Saw to size of Glin. Deering's Coltton .Press--Price $276. Pea bodly's Cot ton Seed 11infIers-.Prioe $75. Ilutchinsoni's Cider Mills--Price $26. Un hoon's Patent liroadcast Seed-Sewers, for wheat anid emaIl graina-Price $10. Ands all kinds of agricuitrtral implements for male low. C. GRtAVELEY, 62 East Bay-mt., South Old Post OfHiee ,aug Ul-3m Charleston, 8. C. (GR1RT FAIR SOUTJJ DAROLINA ' (OYEM3mt 1s, 1870. CHARLESTON,'SO. CA. gM ilost liberal Premiungi offer-ed ,tn lav'ery.depirt ment'of Agricultudraf and M h chanuo Arts. 'Pt'etiums List published in~ Pamphulet Form. . ju e .30-3m, Charl'otte, 'eoIlmnkb nid uguist Rail Road. ColOUNDtA, Dec. 27, 19'69. T" ''"o'l''bg a s-enger Sohednewl go into effect on this Ro'ad on and after hurgday, September 1st, 00980 8on-ru. Leave Angusta, at 6.00 a m '' Columbia, 8. C., at- 11.910 A mn '' Winnsboro, -1.60 p nm ~rrIve At, C jrogy~4. C, g 804 Mii gN 9 obndections thi '1 odfor all pointa.' rU Leave Charlotte, N. C. at 8.20 a n "B Witnsbor, 12.505 Pm " Columibia 3.15 p) 1m Arrive at Augusta 7 50 p tm Malt pg o se 9 doeotions with ran of Cent rail 'Wnd'(eorAta Railroadsq' f6i Savan nah. and nil points in Flor da, Macon, Co. lumbus. Montgomery, Mobile. New Orleans, Melma, Chattanooga, Memphis, Nashivitle, Lottisville, I 'inOiinnati, St. 1,ouis, and g1 al points Soumt handI West. Plty:qe ping C91J- on all "JigWr 1. Thr9aaLTes sokt and Bagga i jlr ouI4 rFioI poinit ,,, liAs ekAt $@ Paissengers by thtts rotute going North, have choice of three :lifferen,t roto-. C. BOUKNIG IIT, Stuperinittnne. E. Rt. Doss ur, G enet al Freight and Tlick it Agent. sept 3 GOOD FURNITURE!I CHIEAP FURN1TUREg/ J UST received direct from the best facto rie&ofNeR,Notkiand,Boston.' 'Consist ng of fine Rosewood ad Chesnt, suits, toenplete Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus, sofae, Divans, Parlor Chairs. Stands, &e., led 8teads and Chiair-s of fifteen different rades each, Wardrobew. Salocn Tablba a ev'rth1sg uspitly , 14I. itji Fuuin t ..h:e. whilh wd pi6p$s 6 to 'niFs chuap as an be bottght any where in the State. - Call ad sco. JO uN McINTYlRE & Cu). Oct. 28 The "CAROILVA FER7'1LIXE," is t and is pronounced by; various chemists, one 'truvian (1uano in its Fertilii.ing l'roperrICt inet land and sea anin-als, and poaMes5 qual at. We annex the analysis of Professor Si "'L Bl )tA't'ORY OF TIE %iELJ Analysis of a sample of Carolinas 1itilize: Moisture expelled at 2120 F, Organic Matter, with some water of ocmbin Fixed Ingredients, Ammonia, PIo'spnric Acid-Seluble, 6.96 E Insotl;ble, tl.7 ' > 13.l3 Sulphuric Ae'd, 11.01 Ell Sulphate of Potash, I Sulphate of Soda, Sand, On the strengths of these results I amu gli nsa F'rtilizer, We uill furnish this excellent PEll7'IfI2 2,000 lbs. Oct :1-ly R 0SADA LSa TiiGi l'A' AM 01tEINAN ~IEiALii I itTOtER, purifies the blood 1:n1d cures Scrufula. $yphlilis, Skin Die h:sses, t hetumat istn, Diseases of Wo. mren. and all Clissltmic Atfections of the Ilood, Liver and Kidneys. Recon maen,.lod by the Medienai l"0ac:4hry and many thousands of cut best citizens. ttead the testimony of l'h sicians and patients wh,, have used Ilosadalis; send Sfor o;ir Rosadtlis Guide to leah I Book or Almana: for this year, which we publish for gratuitous distribution; it will give you mi mel valuable informs lion. A )r. 11. W. Can, of Baltimore, ante I take pleasure in rrcommtending your Rosadalis as a very powerful alterative. I have seen it used in two ca-es with happy results--one in a case of second ary syphilis. in which the patient pro. D nounced himself cured after having taken five bottles of your medicine. lhe orIer i- a case of serofula of long standing, which is rapidly improving under its use, and the indicati.ns nre t bat the p.tiont will soon recover. I have careftully examined the formula ,ny which your Rosadalis is made, and 'inid It and excellent compound of alter ative ingredients. - Dr;' bparke, -of-Nicholssville, Ky., says lhe has u,ed Rosadalis in eases of J.cr~iofuhli and Seconidary Syphilis with sat istactory resuls-as a cleanser of mime liotod I knmow no uietteor remedy. en fL.,aytaniuel (I. Me l'adden,ANiurfreesboro,' LIave used seven bottles of Rnsadal. is, ainn cam enirely cured of theumia t ism ; sendi mem foumr bottles, as 1 wishm it for my brot her', w ho has scrofulous sore eyes. I iienjamin l$echiti , of Jaima, Ohijo, write's, I hmave sut'eed f'or twenty yanr - with in inveternte eruption over my whmole botdy ;a sh,ort time since I puir eba:sed a bottle mif Iosaidalis mand it ef retedi a pirfect cutre. Rlo..adaiis is sold by nll druggists. S .Labiloatory, til E.~xchange. l'lace, I3m tmiro. Dits. CL.EMLNT3 & CO., maiy 10-yl'''opmletois. IN EQUITY, FAIRFIELD) 1870 8. B Clowney, lfcciver, vs. Thos.- J. Rob ertson, et. nils., Cmredit ors of (lie Planter's J$mnk or Faidield-Bill for Injunction anid instrumctionm. ON hering time pleadings in the above .litated cautsei, it. is ordered;., lat. Thamt all creditors of'time said 1huank be' enjoimned fromi .ringin g or furt her pr'ose. enitinig actions against time said Ilank or its 2d1. 'hT sJ. 1-h'o.n vinmp claims hmohl -1's, eM reqtire to preseifd provtejm 1 their claims omm or bieforo time 22d daty of Deceumbler, A. 1).. 1870. 3d. That thme Reciver, by couanting and sealing in packages. or by registering amounmts, letters anti numbers. cauise tIme II '-nk notes that may be presented to be identifie-i. to ceo o v fo ,hwith where advisab.e: anti that. for that pturpose he is authorised to employ proper attor neys. - fithi That the R!ecetiver be atttheiized to sell at publie muction foir cashm, all theO per. pina to may tdeem advamtageous, givyng such pumblic niot ice by pubilic mlvemsribeent as is required by law for adlmministaor's sales ~ o e~til1rorl ed to 1st of, anmnry,.~ .) L71, as hme mny demn ex pedmen t all (he chmose1 inm ationm ihamimhe may by that tinto havn nacerainmed t'- lhe semhly approveti 4thi of Janumary, A. D isel.l evidg iouqldaedmesa. ' 7t a. Thmat at muelh time an lthe lie pever h)AY1liesig3nate, afted the 1st af .antity,A D 1871, ,he jnlay ,deglaj'o antL ppty iom diyi. I deands tlpoh Ahteh tlams as nin'y iirvi lmeek du.ly,ecstalblishot frobt'tbeinn, proceedsn of' of sales and collections I i his ignd.mi' after payment, of expensem andi retainin'g 14f i. et-ter epnt son a4 mnopy'u read, money's dimsburmsedi by imm 8th. That this tmrd'ielie ptmimbshu-i oine a month' in time PpmirArid (Irai' iimringp tip jiign[ 7par, nentfftr.e hii r he t'rihimiii G/uardranm n' ofte tinma IIn fhmhp,rin ani limt.....i. J...i ls" rade frt m the l'hosphatesof South Carolina of the best Manureh known, only infet'ior'to . Theso Phowphatea are the remains of ex ities of the greatest value to the agricultur epard. ICA1L COf.LE0l OF SOUTH CAROLINA. , personally selected. 1670 tlien expelled at a low red heat, 16,60 60.80 2.60 luivalent to 11.27 Solubl Phosphate of Liue uivalent to 13 48 Insoluble (b .e). 24.75 Phosphate of Lime. uivalent to 23.65 Sulphate of Lime. 80 11.00 d to certify to the superiority of the ('aroli C. U. bIlPAItD, Jr, ElR to Planters and others at $60 per ton of OEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.. "actors. THE DAVIS COTTON A ND HA I'J SS. Challengo Open to the World I r rlE people desire to know the best. and l most proctical COTTON' AND HAY 'ltB8. leing the Inventor and Proprie. for of the above improved and recently pal nted Ilaind Power Cotton and Ilay Press, I propose to the represeulatives of Presses throughout the country, to have a publio conteat in packing cotton at Columbia, dur. ing Fakir week of the Agricultural and Me chanicel Association of South Carolina. Ali I do not propose to gain anything by the contest, except prestige and to bring mny Press generally to the notice of the public, my propusitiotn is, that each compe. tilor subscribe $60 as an entrance fee, which shall cont!itute a fund, to neequally divided, as a contribution, between the Ladies' Industrial and Monumental Asso oiations of South Carolina The contest to take place in public, on the lair Grounds, and open to all clasae of Presses, whether propelled by hand, horse, steam, or any other power, and to be decided by a com mittee, selected by the contestants them. selves, which ooniiitfee shall take into consideration the style and manner in which the cotton is put up, and the actual per cent urm of time, labor and power required to do it, the chief object being to ascertain (lie most simple, economical, durable and practienblo Press for general uise. Not less than three bales, of 5010 potunds each, broughit to a compass of twenty cubic feet, .will be consideredl a fair test, Person initendinig to enter the contest, will g. . their r.amies, either in person or by let.er, to Col. J. P. Thomas, of Columbia, 8. C., who will annoumnce (lhe same publicly In the Columbia Ph/enix, J. K. DAVIS. - 1%oNrlcpa,.o, S. C. In mirkinig my bow to the public, as (lie repeca~;tM'.ve of ii iiew iivenitionl, I do not comle with a long list of certiificages from others, and most extravngant assertions of in, own as to the power and efficacy of my I ress, but aum perfectly content to throw it entir ely uipon its own merits, trusting to the juidgment of a scrutinizing, and dis crimsinating public to award to It that, amount of favor and patronage to which meirit alone just ly entitles It. lIn the.sa.les of my P'resses, I have adopt. e'l the "No Cure, No Pay System." Every Press will be warranted to give satlsfaction, or no sale, t'rice, delivered all complete on the cars, $165. For any further information, ad. (ress Mir. 1. A. J. DEILRICk, Agent and Manufnetuirer, at Columbia, S. C., or the suibscriber, at Monticello, 8. C, July 23-am J. K. DAVI8. ESTABLISHED 1859., i I R E'SPECTFULIy In \ it insboro andl Fairfield District, that ! .havo a full assort ment of WVatos. Jewelrj~ Clocks, Spectaoh.j &c., alwayp9nlha * an.l will sell at (lie lotedt prices, sa *'VdJ resphec fu ly ask the continuace of. the patronage of miy old friends and cuistomers. All goods warranted as represented. k dti prepared to do all kind of Watch .and Jew. etry work and have always a 'good utock of material on hiandl, and will gi iht ee satlis (notion. All work warranted.: CFlA[R L s MUJLER Soonnd door from Cr01. Riob's Office apl80 NEWAAIiVii SIIE Subscriber ' htis reteerie a targb I.addition to his Sprling Btonk consisting in Ladies Dress Goo< s and A illinary of the latest style, Ladies' and M ises' Gaitern, also .Rhoes of every description, Genii' .Ftirnishing Goo.ds, &c. lie wishiesjt ;e 1 .'eoint attention 'tols roady:m'rde blot I. lng, as they- eh'nnot ho surps('dfor qila1 - 4.d cesrlpeu,s in thre S,tg. The aboys ~oon oi iselling for loe than the sanio hoos oi 110 ons.ht f#r at (he flrst-ef'tth seas,on. All he asks is a call fron. thenb thiat have tht, (reenhianks. Chose that have not got the oed not call, as hi. tettns are flt io kteps a full a fW M -'Ai *Urouu,les on ittnrI 11fou1 WI i AMix~tamnt Cook. A nw tad~svfsi nyantion 1* esik by * , 1, kI1JnBa. ~ ~4C4~, MA Vinegar, 4N$~~,'frrrm, Cash. ,*~,, t~i~I?~ 4.. 'OiW Alt RUD