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A Touching Story The folloiving affecting nartative purports to have been given by a father to his son, as a waruiu deriiv ed from his own bitter experience of the sin of 'resikting a mother's tove nandIcounsel: What agony was ea my mother's face, when all she suffered and said failed to inovo we I She rose to go home, and I followed at a dis tantce. She spoke to me no more tIll she reached her own door. "I 6"ant go to school," said I, 8he Iooked UAtUtibed at my bold loess, but replied firmly : "Certainly you will Alfred I I com. mand you." "I will not P, said I ; yol oan't get 11 to go.,? "One of the two things you must do,--either to go to school this minute, or f will look you up in your room, and keep you there until you promise implicit obodieneo to my wishes in the future." "I dare you to do it," said I ; "you can't got TA up stairs." "Alfred, choose now, said my moth er, who laid her hand upon my arm. She trembled violently, and was dead. ty pale. "If you touch me, I will kick you," naid], in a fearful rage. God knows I know not what I said. "Will you go, Alfred I" "No I" I replied, but I quailed beneath her eye. "Then follow me," she said, as she grasped my arm firmly. I raised my foot. "Oh, my son, hear ino"-I raised my foot, and kiek'd her-my sainted mother I How my head reels, as the torment of memory rushes over me. 1 kicked my mother --a feeble wotnan-my mother I She staggered back a few steps, and loan ed against the wall. She did look at me. I saw her heart boat against her breast. "Oh, Heavenly father," she cried, "forgive him--ho knows not what he does I" The gardener just then passed the door, and seeing my mother pale, and almost unable to nlipport horself, stopped, when she )uockoied him to come in. "Take this boy ip stairs, and look .uim up in his own room," said she, and turned off fron mne. It wits a look of agony, miigled 'With interes4t lov--it was tho last unutterable pang from a heart that was broken. In a moment, I found myself a pris. oner in my own room. I thought for a moment that I would fling mysulf from the open window, but I felt that I was afraid to die. I was not peni. tent. At times, my heart was sub. dued, but my stubbornness rose in an instant, and bade me not yield yet. The pale face of miy mother haunted me. I flung myself on my bed, and fell asleep. Just at twilight 1heard a foot-step approach my door. It was my siter. "What shall I tell mother for you 1" she said. "Nothing," I replied "01, Alfred, for my sake and for all our sakes, say that you are sorry. She longs to forgive you." I would not answer. I heard her foot-stops slowly retteat ing, and again I flung myself on the bed to pass a wretched and fearful night. Another foot-step, slower and feebler thtan mny sisters" disturbed me." "Alfred, my son, shall I come in ?" she asked. I cannot tell what influence, opera ting at that moment, miado mne speak adlverse to my feelings. The gen tle voice of my mother, that tthrilied through me, melted the ice from my heart, and I longed to throw myself upon tier neck ; but [ did not. My words gave the lie to my heart, when I said I was not sorry. I heard her withdraw. I heard her groan. I longed to call her back, but I did not. I was awakened from an uneasy slumber by hearing my name called loudly, and my sister stood by my bed-side. "Get up, Alfrod. Don't walt a minute. Get up and come with ine. Mother Is dying !" I thought I was yet dreaming, but got up mechianically, and followed may sister. On the bed, pale as marble, lay my mother. She had not un dressed. Stho had thrown herself upon the bed to rest ; and rising to go again to me, sho was seized with a palpitation of the heart, and borne to the roomh. I cannot tell you my agony as I looked upon her--my remuorse was ten-fold ntore than bitter from the thoug ht that she never would know it. I'bolieved myself to be her miur deror. I feil on the bed biesido her I could not weep. My heart burned within my bosom-my brain was fire. My sister threw her arms arounid me and wept in silence. Suddenly we saw a moition of mother's hand ; her eyes unclosed. She had recovered consc-usness but not speech. SheI looked at me and moved her lips, I could not understand her words. "Mother I mother I" I shrieked, "say only that you will forgive me V' She could not say It with her lips, but her hanad pressed mine. 6he andhed upon nme, and lifted her thin white hands ; she clasped my own ' ithin them, and cast her eyes upward. Ghe moved her lips in prayer, and t ashe died. I stood kneel ing be ?ide that dear form, till my gentle sister removed mec. The joy of youth had left me forever." ', oys who spurn a mother's control,I who are ashamed to own they are wrong think it manly to resist hor authority, or yield to her influence, ?'ware / Lay not up for yourselves bitter memories for your future yearq, A young stone mason of Louisville, *.., blew his brain out last week with r. revolver, while laboring under the conceit that there were too many of hi. trade Ia the ol alredy.. larylaod. Unde the provision. of the f. teenth amendment, the colored people of Maryland are entitled to sufirage. , Becoming di'satisfied with reference - to certaia thatters, they indit'd an 'p00i41 to the Democratio Governor, askiu for an extra sessiou of the Legislature, ete, The following is the cortespondeuce , The Chairman of the Ropublican State Executive Committee transmits a "preamlble and rezolutions" to the ( Governor, setting forth Whereas, the Constitution is au- i prene, and at Whereas, the fifteenth atendment P is art of it, and at Whereas, "It is believed" that 60,000 now voters are to be register. C ed, and "it is represented" that the time allowed Is sufioient, and a W hereas, "It is reported" that - there are vacancies in the registratiou 3 ofiloes ; therefore, Resolved, That the Governor's at tontion be called to the foregoing, and Resolved, That he be requested to fill the vacant offices ; and Resolved, That our Chairman trans- . mit the foregoing to the governor. The Choirman having transmitted, in obedience to the instructions, his at Excellenoy the Governor sent for a A sheet of bobt, gilt-edged) eream-laid, P and a pan, with a nib watranted not NJ to splutter, squared the Executive - shoulders, laid his hend on one side, Fartiully closed his right eye, blight. l pueoed the ofieal mouth, and indited as follows . I lament denying anything to the t political party which is so good as to oposo meo. 'he Constitution is indeed very su preme. So is Congress. I think the timo for registration C aminle, C Tihere Is no vacanoy in any office, ti nor likely to be, while I have a friend th to fill it. jil The Extra Legislative Session "I would be costly. Therefore, and in conlusion- flu Don't you wish you may get it ? dr I am, yuur obedient servant, H ODEN 1OWIE. Dr. Johan Jacoby, just sentenced by the Pru.siau Government to a t term of imprisonment for drafting re- - slutions ngainst the forcible annexa. tion of French territory, knows more d of the inside of prisons than even Sil. Oi vio Pelliuo. He is an old-time eon- a sistent lender of the German Demo- ft cratic party, and has always been in T the van of politieal movements. In 1840 he wrote a mtnooir on the policy of the government, for which he was setenced to three years' imprison- 1 ment. After 1848 he was a member of the first German t'arliament, and then of the Prussian Chamber. lie ea was a s'eady opinionist, and though ej speaki.t --nm iar ri, iade himself j druaded by I.. Lot untl managoment J. in the House. When the Parlia- 10 mont was forcibly dissolved he retired to Switzerland, but hearing that there was process against him for treason, he voluntarily returned and fought es the law suit successfully. He was se again elect ed, but refused to serve andr w returned to his practice. lHe was di subsequently a member of the new ( Uhamtber, and was sent to prison for to seditious language ; and again for an- at other fourteen months for his memoirs of Henri Simon. IHis persocution by 7" the Government of Prussia has been at uromitting. Manure making should be a part of E' every day wyork. Wheni our people 9.. once acquire the praotice of saving $S daily this great need-everything in Ji the shape of manure-then, with the aid of the fertilizers, we wili know the father may make, and the son, e, too ; yet to wnste .the blessings we Ti have and buy fertilizers is certain a poverty to the son. Our allegiance Is " to the farmer ; lie sustains all ; and* we say it is absolute madness to sell cotton seed at ten cents and buy the to same value in a fertilizer at a dollar. pi Grimd up cotton seed, compost with es manure froma the stable, cow lot and 82 hog pen, ashes, sinks, wash water, a house waste, etc., and keep all, is poe- L. ailie, from the sun and rain. Igep5 stock undier shelter, so as to preserveoi solid and liquid manure. Gather Y< every morn all waste and place it un- en der sheolter, and in ten years be far ** richer.-Suthern Farmer. PL.EAS. RaPL.T l-Speakoi' and' Ad lutant F. J1. Moses, jr., is reported to have dcclarod at Yorkville "that if it sould be p roved that the Republican office-hol dern have over robbed thef p~ublio treawury of one cent, he would abandon the party." Will speaker Moses Inform the pub lie how much he ha. received in come missions upon the rifles bought by him for the State ? Seventy thousand dollars is said to b. the amount, and every dollar of it is, In effect, stol en from the public treasury.-- Cha'rleston OwnING Ur.-The (Chester Itepor ter says that Seoretary Cuardoza, the arithmetic man of the ling, bag been trying to explain the ugly transac.-oe tions of the Land Comimission.-... Touching upon one transaction in~ Oharleston County, whereby the State was swindled out of $90,000, Oardo. so ua id : "Governor Scott arid myself ~ were not there when the board did L that." No denial Is made of the fraud, and both' Scott and Cardoso are members of the boasfde ' .: i The meeting of Scott Indo1p*$1ii at MoAlilley's Mill, In Cheter$@ua ty, on Saturday, wsatneiysx Spoersons, Inol udio the' repesenta t veof the Cheeter L eret W New' Advertisement._ FWSPAPR ADVEIITISIN. A New book of 128 pages. Price 80 -ots. %y 11. Ah!&OAN Niws Co., Nvw York. ENDLISS PUNISHMENT, A Disntlu ioh IMet lebn ' P. Rev. . Good' i0h Eid...8 LE.iaa (Universalist), e : , ('Chritian), of Ithode Island. < of Georgia. Published in. the- "Star in,% the - put" ior4illst) and 'Chi-ialie- St- 8 dard" ,hristianm), jointl , begininlg- 001. 1.4.. 1i0, continuing a ot sis ton)th1s,. adi, ilearing complete inl botl pnpers Eiler per will be supplie1 iring Ihi4 Imlosi ile an4 interesting discussion (&i.t Months) Onle Do/,w. Sir For '3tar," nddreis WILLA114o, & AliTw 5.1,, (Inctignati. () SW'IFor "R'Andard,'' adrhtse iW. 'CA I 6L- & Co , 1,'incinns;ti, V. TJiti B.'T IN TilVr CoU.N11 iY. NEW YORK BUSERVERs $13 /'ilt A N11 l1M. N MONTH FREE ON TRIAL, SII)NEY E. NIORSE, J., & ("0., 87 Park How, New York. $100.00( In Six Montls can be made by h pliewd id relhiblq ma# lia a sure. onfe lusiniess., a investuent of;*26 will itirn a 0# -ofit of $476. o00 particular.< el * on or [dress the Non-rrt AmxxIImA PiUTlna Co , N 66 Nassau 8trot, Now York. NEvRYOUS DEBILITY. Thoueands stifer from it. A, weak. ner us, exhausted feeling, no energy. nnima. )n or vigor, low spirits, weaik memoty. in luntary seminal emisiii, With loss of wer and threatened impotence. The con quences of excesses. This is Nmixvous CIIriTY, and it finds a sovereign remedy in UMPl REY's 110311011'.A Ti/IC SP (IW No. TJ A'NTY-EIOIIT. Thousands ye been cured by thesge polls. They lone I the system, arrest the disclinrg s, dispel e gloom anwl mhental deprescmion, and re. ,enato the system. 'Pride $b for a panek :a of five boxes and a $2 1Al 'of powder, liich is important in all 'old lone standing see, or $1 per siigic hu. Sold by all st.class idrUggsats, and sent. to atty ad ess on receipt of the price. Adereas U0M Pit RYS' 8PECIFIC 1101 EIOPAl ILIC EDICINE (0., 662 Broadwny, N. Y. 2 A DAY -40 new articles for ' Agets Sampjles free. 11. 11. LAw, Altred, Mo. AVOID QUACK9.-A victim of early in soretion, causing nervous debility, pre atur decay, &c., having tried in vain ery advertised reniedy, has a simple cans of self-culture, wiaich he willteid ee to lils fellow uffetiri-s. Address J. 11. uttle, 78 Nasnu st.., New York. Great Distribution. Dy,the Metropolfuan G ia Uo. tab Gifts to the Amount of $500.000, Every Ticket DPiws a PPkIze. 6 Cash gifts. each $2U,000, 10 cash gifia, cl 10,000, 20 cash giflt, each 6,00, 60 sh gift, each $j,oo, 30 cnsh gIfts, each n, 500 Cash gifta, ea-ch 100, U10 BEtgaui )sewood Pianos, Oecl *300 to $700, 76 egant Planos, and Melodeons each 75 to 0 860 Sewing Mnchine., each 60 to 176, 'O Gold Watches. each 76 to 300. Casl -izes, bilver Uare, &a., valued at $(10,. 0,000. A chance to drAw Any of the obove Priz. for 26c. Ticketa describing Prihes are aled in Envelopes and well mixed. On ceipt of 25e, a Sealedl Ticket is drawn h out choice and sent by mnil to any a-l ess. The priae nmec'lupon it will ue do rcred to the ti cket -holder oni pauymlet of io Dollar. Primes are iminediately sent to y address by expfess or reputn mni You will know what. yone piz~e in -rr su pay for it. Any prize exchanged for oloter of samec value. No Illanks. Our trons an dep~end on fair dealing, lttFriarxous :-We seen the follaWing est many who have Intely dIra wn 'Valable -ises and hind lypernlitted us to publieb etm I Andrew , Dluins, Chicag(o, $l0,000; s Clara 8, Watker, Baoltimiore, P'iano, 1001; James M. Matthews, Detroit, $6.000; >h T. Andlrews, Savunnah, $6,000); Miss gnes Simmons, C'harleston, Piano. $900. e publish no naoues without permission. Ortitos cC Tiik P'apse-"The firm is re able, litieserye their success." Weekly Ibutio, Mlay 8. "We know themi to be rair dealing lrm.-N Y. Herald. May 28. friend of ours drew a $5,000 prize, sich was promptly received."Dail, News, neo8. - Send for circular. Liberal Inducements Agents. Satisfaction guaranieed. Every okage of Scaled Envelopes contains one sht gIf,. Six Tickets for $1 ; 13 for $2; for $6; 110 for $15, All lettera must be dressed to C. D. W~rIsIANS & Co., 50 cad St., N., Y, [AhlKIEP PEOPL1t.-Send' by mall to Dr. Leto's Agoey, 699 ilrondway. Noew rk, for desoript Ion of his Medicated Los ges. Dangerous for single persons, who sd not apply. sept 21..4x Kinsman &' Howell, 'actors ad Commission Merch ants. ,isera/ Advances made on otton1 and Naval Store:. Charleston, S. C. apt ?.8moes Ms. SHEPHERD '& CO., Nto, 141H0y11 81,, Charlestom, 8, (1., Ilealets In DluNG IY@988, RANG3ES and IhEATING Pletm'es af Stoe4ir,11lf riees imnt ds ltilon will be ont efhi pliain 01UTH CAROINA NO VS.3ta0 pfP'i% at-of AsrioulrJ.q d Me. Prealas ist psblished In Pamaktlet em. juue m TO PHYSICIANS. Nsw Yoea*, Avgust t-th, 186& Allow me to call your attention to my Preparation of Compound FXtmtit JIMICian. The component. parts are HIJCIIlj, it)NU L.OAF, C:UBE3S, JUNIIPER IMliRIES. ODE IF PiPA ttATION.-BUChi11u, inl Vl. eino. Juniper Herris, .by distillation, to form ai tine gil. Cubobs t-Rl'teiltl by din idaunent with spiritsNObtained frOmA Jun. )I-" lItIties4 very little sugAt is itsed. and Ia smal4 lpropoIrMtion of spirit. It is mort p e t6111iiil thath Any now in 11e. Buchu. wA inreparedt by bruggisUe, Is Uf a dark color. ki is A pinnt that. erits it, fralgtnitve ti ht elinr of a 4611mo dost roys this (Itte wotio prliiple), tnVin.g a dark and glkitinous diecOtion. Mtlih Is the color of inigredionls. The Buchu in tny prepara, lion predominates; th imallest quantity of tIe other ingredients are ndded, to pre-veiat fermentation , upon inripection, it will he foittnd tint to be0 a Tintiture, as mnatie il nor is it a Syrup-and ther-efore can be used in caess whee fever ot' intinmtiion exist. In this, you have thi khowledge of the lugredienty and the modu of preparation. 1oping tha' 3 .u will ior It With P. tri. al, and t hat upon. inspection It wIll bneet with your approbation, With a feeling of confltence. I am, very resectfunlly. if. T1. HUEM 110LD. Chemist ani Druggist. of 10 Years' Experience. [Frotn the tatgest Manufacturing hom, iota in the WorhlI Novr.unsa, 4, 1854, "I am acquainted with Mr. If. T. ilar.M. not.n: he occupied the Drug Store opposite m y resideuco. and Was steassrul in Uo,1u. ducting the intSIness Where olhters hnd not been equnlly so berore him. I halve been favorahiy impressed with his chareter find enterprise." WILJIA I WEIGITNIA N, Firm of' Powers & t eightman, 1.lantufaciulring Chemists, Ninth and Brown struete, l'hiladelphia. Hlmobold's Fluid Extra tuohu ls the great speoine for Uniiversal Lassititde, Prosarnuion, &o. The cennstit titin, otes affected with Or gunle WYeakniess, requires thle Aid of Meii cite to strengthen andi lnvignrate the sy's. tem., which IIELNIIIOLD'8 EXTRACT EU CIl U invanruably does. If no trontment is submitted to, Constimpuion or insanity eat sues. Hlelmbol's Flid Extract of liu In aftect ions peculiar to 1Fommales' ia u~n eglnalled bay any other preparation, as itt Chiorosis, or Itecntion, Paninfuliness, or suppression of Customary Evactualions, Uleeratedl or Scherrue State of the Utcrums, aml all complaints incident to the sex, or the decline or ohaungo of life, Hlmibold's Fltiid Extract Buclla anid Improved Rose Wash Will radlically exterminate frm the s.ystein dis~aene arising from habits of dilmsipittion, at littio expehese, little or nio change in diet, t, inconvenience or exposure: completely superceding those unmpleasant and danger o ts remedles, Copaiva and Mtgroury, in all these iiease. Use Hlelmbold's FlIuid Extract hn. In M1 fiQe4Nes t, taeh o eI'WI, Whether exist ingi.raeofeutle, fom whateier entise trilginatihtg, andi no matter of low long standing. it is pleastant in taste aend odor, "immedinte" in action, annd more strengthening than any of the preparation. of flark or iron. Those suffering fr'om hroken-down or delicate constitutions, procutre the remedy it one, Thur reader mtitst be aware that, however slighet mnsg be the ,tt*olk Qf the above dif Ba.,es, ii-oeriin t6 affe'ot the bodiii beiilth ad mnental powers. All the above d jseaiei'te~ttire the Rid4 s trelle. IELIDOLD'8 EXTRACT flU. UDiIU is the great blureic, . 8old by Draiggist. everywhetre. Paru P1 26 pe boft te, Mr 6 bottles for $60. Deliveted ton ay atdress. Desoribe symap. Loin. in all'enotan~nications. Address : . . II. T. IIFELMBOLD, r w Drug and Chemical Warei ouiso, 594 Brop. wa~r,.NE rork. None g euine Iludste'sone up in steel.engraved wrapper, trite fee saimibhs 0 eisarqa e, had signed , ,' , Llppmanis TRtADE YI GREAT GLRMAN BITTERS, 1?U1Vr! MEDICAL 00ftDIAL OF ANI bilIous, nod invigorating 'Properties, IITMAN 8 GiATUI-ARNIAN III r'Eius; I is prepam4y Cropt , n i tpnan receipt ift tihe iseonf14? -*r priet or, aMid is time samIke prepni'mau. Ihnt wAs isedi i1% Uerman.y up*arrls of I aelry ago; tind to day it Is liho h1ousemhoueld retm., dy or Germany, recontstnenided by its most esiminlent phy yssici . 3EmX3P3P1VC&.A.T16 U1RE'AT GEllM BITTERS8 is composed of tihe pmmrest alooliholi es. Penco of Gernmny' favorito boverage, im pregnmted with tie ino And extraots of rat-e he' bai tots And barks I all of which combined iatike it oneof the best mnd surest. preparnlios for Itmo cure of Dyspepsia, Loss of Tont 10 th 81tnach and I)igestive Organs) Nervius Uie bility, Laangonr, Constipatioil, Liver Comlpilain t) ientr al Ex haustioi, -.\.N t 4 - Preveitive for (hills and Fevei Malbtrious Diseases Go;.e. ally. FNMA LAS Will find LIPPMAN'$ Ci REAT OEMAN lif TER'S tie hest tonilo kno-vti for mite dis mtses to Wiluh hey nre. gent. lty suhivet, nnmd wher a gete reimedly is relominmimmmd ed. SAVMNNAI, MarI Ph 11. (,'mnft -1 1 4ebthef tie y.otn , tee'mecd lett.er of tihte, kI int0t., 4 ontaininmg ari documents ite i atve to 3your "Uerman Mii. lers." A \fra oa eful exatmimation,. imust Ctle'ss tia-t. yout' itters Is reitlly. whrt you repres t4t tihem to he, ntit old Gemamnm recoipu of' INflcibrlich, of Uettimn, l'ri.s sil It. wLU 00 doubt be eC.ceIllnti for dys p)elAi general debiliy Anle, nrot 'diseNs es, And is A good preveitative of lhills and fe Vor. I find it to be a most delighttul mad )iensan1mt Stottnache. '1 romaint yours truly, (Sigined) A tn. 1' Wr:itn. Kinrji.AMt' MLL.S. IA. imrch 22, 1870. Mossrsm. Jauob Lippinan & Bro , l)ruggit.1 Savamnah, a: Gentlemen-1i have introduced your Cirent German Bitters Iere to my custmomers and friends, and Md better sale Ior it thimn any I ive ever kept before. .hose who have tried it approve of it very highly, nAd I do not hesilate in Paying t-hat it is fail !1uperior in value to Anly otier Bitters noW ih use. Yours, respectiully, (Signed) IV. IRttLANs. Depot in Winnsboro) L Wholemale Agents for* N4otmh Carolina. Dw ls, m.VI18 & 1)AY rs, HENRY BiscW1101'F&CO, CLAS8S1( & WITE, STEPFERIK .WERNERA& DtU01U19t, -may 81-1m Chat-leston,. C. Ltiesl Qtt tions of - SOUTHERN SECURITIES, -COJARLt.ESTON, 8. (~. Oorrected'Weekly by A, 0.KAUTIfAN .groker, ito. 26 Broad St.AN Septenthbet 28, 1870, 8tA'rr. SiCmcutTmes--5ouim Ctrolinip, gld 90; do, E~w.---@8 dd(on regietere4 stock,ecx int (69f) lIA1tncan, ~ rocics -Chamtlotte, Coltimbia and Augmna,--@i4,5 i Ormvilld antd Co ltuimbiat, 2 g tfirtem ster. 9@j) I a vatnnah atnd fihlest oi 86 i NeimthsICarmolinma, stiurnt hAnttIA hIaSk iJ,1,s. *Dnki of Chamrlesto , -'-( *IDank of New berry,.--( hlank of Caumden, ( hianmk of Georgetown, ..' . Banmk of,Southm Carolinn, 1tl --- lanmk of Chestuer.-fie Baniik of Ilantbumg 10 :- o ~ft Bank of Saat e of 8.O.rr o1d,2 -- Bank ef 8 ate *of 15. . lssito 1861I *Planters' atd Mtectables' Iha~ *Unmion Bantk of Chanrleston ~ - Sothtwesterni IR R Danuk, haless tots, (old) ton, (new' State Ulittk of Chat'ltestptt, - Farmers' and lhAcmange Ihmtn of Exchmanyo Ban tcof Colut moblt, -..a Cumtnreisl Uatilt of Colttimbla '. Merchanrt.'t flank of Cheraw, fi (i P'lantors' Dank of Fairfield, 4 -.4 8tato of 8. (C. Hills floealvable, . par City of Charleston Chmange 111lis, a *ilmls Ente Ihuni (*)tareu: Ig roeom ed at time Batnk Counters 9t B49im, jan 22.___ 6P 7 Largestl audmsosi opinglet. ' g(6 Sent free on application e eRfrd64athtFlur,8has~k4 Seconds, at M~oINTYRE & CO. ;. The "CAROLINA FRR7'['LIXRI?," is wn and is pronounacel by Alous chemistis, one Pi Perivian Ginno in its Ferlitizing l'ruperiies. Inot land and sen iain als, an(d postess qualit at. We Annek the snl.ysis of Profcssor Shel "Is \lORATORY OF T11 K \1 KI0 Ahlyfis ni a samplo of tarolina Fertilize-, Moistnre expelled nit 212" P, Orgailo Mattelriath some *Ateir of elubilhai Fixed, ingre'dieuts, Animohnia, PhosPoric Aeld-Soltbll t 136 IgtU Insol--ble, 0.17 1 jo Sulphiio Ac d, ..-.U10 Equ Sulphate of otash, Sulplante or Sadarn Sand, On hlie strenglis b thles' results I Aln glad n - & P e Id iz r, IWA will furnish this excellent PERTILIZB 2,000 lbs. Oct 4-ly R X-sI sa 'THE GitMAT %AlMHKICAN liEALMl I RESTOlEl, purifies the blood Mid culres4 scrofal. Sypl,ills. Skin Din 31 lo ases, 'ltatmatirn, -Diseat.e of Wo. men, aid roil Ci onic Alfections of the fi1lood, L.iter awd Kidneys. Itecom nienled by lit .\etlienle Facilty and niny tholusiaids if ofkr best citizens. tvitii I end em ittoniy of Physiciansard patlViiet1itiho iave ised itosidal isl Pend for our lIoea'.lis nide to fieli hI hBook r'Aliinnna: for his year, which we puiblislh for graluitous dhtribulion ; it will give you t tch valuable informa tin. 1)r. 11. W. Carr, or Hnhlithore, sas s ,4 I nke pleasure in r.. omanending 'our ilsadali s 'tt very jiOWrffil lterative. I have scet it used in I %wg qatua with happy rertlts.-ute )j a opse of second try syphilis, "w100h -ho patient pro 4 D noIunced Ihiself cuired afi er hiaving liken tive bottles of your - muedioito,- I lhc other i< a case or' srotfula of hong 4 . "anding, which is tapidly inproving anlider ita Usti andl the indications are j liar the palient wvill soon recover. I I inve carefully exainiined the formula Ay which: yoltt. Ilosadalis is .iade, .nd ind It and eleolloat bomipound of qiter- I .ive ingredies, Dr. .Sparks. or Nicholasville Ky, 'afs'hii has iced tlosadais in case~s of Mernf'ula andr Seconduary Syplhilisa with 1 "jtmlaotoey-rearnien-af*e.. -oluiiase.r-o1. litre It100:1 I know nio bettecr remredy. Teiun.,ays .. L.I have~ used sreven bot tles of Rosaidal *i, and anm enil~l~y oured of liheinna tim;send me fotar brottles, as I wish it frw'my b~ro,baor, ao has scr'ofurleus sort eyes. I RIlnjathin .Ienkt ,. of Lima, Ohio. writes. I hnvo sul'red for twenty yeara~ with. 911i invetern e: ertrpt ion .ove~'r my whole b)odl 5 a shlort t iiie aiince I pur chaised a biotitle ofi Itosaidalis tad it cr. tt'cd a pei..fr'rt cure. Rosnrdalis is sohl by all dritgeisIs. L~abor atocry, til Exchange Plince, 15al. Stimnore. Uns. CLEMlmT8 & 00 , may 10l-ly Proin ictorsi. Charlotte, Colunaibla and A ngunst. Rail Rtoad. CoV~e'St uaA, h)oe, 27, Th69, rg'iiiE follo wing Vascneget- Adehediteo Will .Lgo into ef'ect on thIis flbad ona and after Thursday, Septemalttr lnt. tettvu Augtestra, at fl.00 ai in *' Colaumbia,. 8. C,, af, 11 .80 a mi '' Winnshoro, 1.65 -prm 'Arrivdi at Chrlot to, N. C. .0 80 p n. Miaking close covneions~ *ith 'r.ains of North Carolina lloaid for all poitbt. Kort.hi and flist. - blif ftit adtrftf. Uieate Charrlotto, N.d at I 8. aW. " . inneorpa, .12M5 p m " Columbi . fl. 5 )ith Arr~i'e at Atigustra 7 50 p mi Makihg close connelclohls With Trains of Dentral andi Georgl rloadis for Savan nab, and nil 1bit) 'fA a 1con, Ce. lumbue, NjoW rig6 .;w Orleans, * olm a. e~ ville, Lo . 't nl~~"4 l p 4FjtS South arnd .hf i la~ i ndef aje~r~T~ ?ilifIfibf ilj~n dJjIoele4 .~y j)nrq~j nra y jhits wbute gg . Northi, hiave oic e bf 'ihf~o'Iffarnt rotae. 10i, 8peritye~tyjgnt 1E. R.l 6on~srv, deer al iFrelglr nnillticK., COTTON' GINS, &4, M, 'Glilett's Ptent Steel- Itrusly rjtlts Qelebrated Gin cart he seen at work dna overyilstrict ,in ltheSIAe. 4,q ~0 per FaV.- Drown's GeorgIa PatternCo. on Gin; Prico,.$4cper 8anw.;:M'allre .at Ve. nl Cotton (in, Feederse.-reventiaig. any sdi'd suabstan.o enterhug thoesiip, proteqting . he saws a froin ina.inttg : and the lit fropi ' Iro..- Pelee, S.60Oper.84ow to esen of (Aln-b [)eelring'eCottoniN Iess ,-Pr'ice.$$6,P , e er471. OotAofa Seed. U'ilva-Pric,.$. bitbgonlgugli,$ggto toon's Patent Brondiiastt 5o4-owpug. ~ wheat anad small .ileinefrie 1ir n ale low. (1. GRAVSJl4y, e .c 62 East Blay-st., South Old Post Ollico t a nugr 11..m nhaleson 8, ,. ,l fom t e f iijb i.-lil 'l e oni hhar the remadalaol 4aiiii Colex es or the grevteh vAiq to the agricultur ~AL CQLLEOE OF soUl-IE CAfOIJINA. pers'oalldy selectedi. .10 IOU i'Xpeifli att l1ow red blitat, I 60)d 66480 21030 aitilht lb I' '~' 1tai'Ian4piatte or Iiaa*s ivtent to 1:1J.48 Insoluble (b t). 2415 Phloasphinlot of' [,ine. valetat to '3.6~5 Still-lite of, L~ime, 803 3.0 to fer~if'y to (lhe sit-iet-lirif3, ft tho 17droli Ci. U. - 8 11 K A It 1), J r. R to Plantera aind otheaars at $60 per I on ot 01"0. W. WILLIAMS & CO.. Factors. Sixty-lu First1 Prige 3fethls Awllrdcl, THlE GRElAT 8outhcem Platho - JbIA Ni fA C'TOR Y Wm Mmabo A Coit GRAND, S~UMMEAN!) lWIGIT PI ANO -fO0Rl TEHS Baltimore, 11d. Tt~ce InstitreniF hlavo la(en ha'fot'-diid for ny ThIirly ears. axud .u1pQzi (okele 1 c MoleICnined l 11 1 npair liased pre-imrilicnce, whtich pronotilicos hoew tieaqutailed. Their, iornince 1grent powa( r, slveeas and Onei inging gnahity, te Well its gr13ft Pill-icy or' ut onat c h anal S*eet nota Iirougiiiat IiI0 auttro saale Thieir Wcb111 sa plinthtit .bioc, anad citily free fromi lie itutiafesti totani iti so intny 1innaas Iii 1Vo1'knauhi&ip hey 1rtISua'iilcj Using but, tlb i'cry )Q81 8itASONFLIS NtAfFIX.1T,, ile lnltgeonili1a ittp]aii'cd in our' bdiaints%1 etiti is ton