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O~c~try. ___ (-From the Charlotte Observer.. Timle. 11 A. cRA V:, ?1. 1), o Time! hy viiee's ar ever roi lig Over all ini:rnkis d I hey've rolled, Never iaiy preference sIowing, Crushing all, botli young and old. 13CIaIty, t hon laisi rhowin Tiii sl tie Sti'eigi I, to, tauiast itet yi ; Blut t here is one t b ing we alry Thy handl to take a way. Col as Ii Iy brealbi, 0 Time I It ciilant withlier tlits, For like lie bright aail ruby wine, 'Ci sitrengthenied by thy kiss. 'Twill livo whn thou art dead and gone-. Its end you'll never see ; For thou'it but live until the morn in which this lives-ELtornity I Sprinkle then our hair with gray, All our muscles sever t Thou, old (imo, must fa<le away, But lovo, 'tis sure, will never. Americin Offilecrj ill 'ygpt. We pubish to-day in another part of the paper a very iteresting correspond ence from Ieygpt, from which it will I e seen a grat many American ofilciers havo tak(fn prominent positions in the ser vice of thu Viceroy. In fact they have the mo.it commanding places in every departitanit of the mlitary service. Thei, Kldivo has Showtn sagcity in selecting and appointinlg to high offien such men as Gtnerals Rtynolds, Stole, Lo in g, Denifer Mott, Siblev, llett anad others. Most of th.-se, if not. all are West poittt educated men a nd had been in iervice ini th Ulnited States Army beforu our var. 'The'y w l v Sout hern. ors, airl tinfortit-ly took the wr'ong side iml the terrible truggle. Theirinais are as familiar as housihild words here. Every one(- reimembers their miliirY .-kill, acileveme amid bra viry. 'I'h ara wvel faltted for high positionis given t0 tlml by tle Vicerov. No abh-r or be'er men'ra coti14 li hve been founid in (the world. The Viceirov n1.y1 well be proili of "his A meria:s." 'Ilev will render hilm) lost, valia ble ser-vice, pa Iticulalt y should Egypt lie (Irawni into wilr through w th etivulsions hat are now slakma the 04'd Worli to its ver v cen tre. Yvet while lw oificersv will be fa:ithfiul aind1 do good service lor Egypt thEy d: >not and cannot forgot the "far offi ad" of hieir birtL. 'Thius do we sco the great A meean -pibbei ex tendiing ler a ilh -nee i iroigli her cit I. ens anud ideas to every part, of the globe. W\e mlso publish Inme coimmilnications coll tran(ictmV of xa t eamitxS mIhade ill a letter fromil p, Jubishe I m Sat In l iny's ler.1 in referuen to at chim of a United SLtLes citizetang ng ans the goveraeti( of that cunitry, and to the0 act0ton of Un itid States ofiCialIs in conn'ction Iherewith. 'he maIhiirs of Egyt proie c. soonl to ocenip, tl'Iheir sharoof publbcattemtion -.X. V l1er ald. Seebach tuld Ier ulecec, This gran . arivtoe opened a new page her r/pCrt)oirc duriaig the past week, weLnl "1he asmilud the duplicate plale.s of de(ily tOchmlig .1muim and conto'wdl Orr the samo1 twl in Sr'h ' playt of conr id etta, "A (Cup of Tle a."' \' u ehad ~ Seebacha's vor.,a tilit y ea'''~ tw thtis cha tatc i'ra tie, ieri ms, (a na ii hi thle granduieu r with whih shae clothes thie deepera tragedies of Sichillr, anad toethe, andl Stankspe'are thaiit ttatinied for 1 ar so wVide a fame itt Euraop~o. WVe hav e sent. haer alIready mn '\Mario Staiuart, ~' and we kniow hiow sutpurbly she rose outt of the coatveaatinlities of thet ace. tress iaito the reality of' sorrow anid amii forttune antd haumnble plride an td delint. womianhood and martyradom .n all thae lateor glooamy days of I lie poor Quaeena oh Scts. Wo are glad thaat tho pubbli catn enijoy that wotnderouas pieCec o aqt itg agnam to motrrow night. it liar, perhaps tie ver bieen eqtualled uphonl thet' Ameoricana stage. To saythat iin manay passages of this part Senbach ecxcels R istor, is raiso great indeed, but yet it, is not unidtherved. Apart fromn the pihcasmes whach the suedess of Setebach aiffords to the attrae tionas of the thecatracai Reasonis the effect, in oxaltitng the taste for high dramiatic art is more imporltnt. The presen)ce of great artists gives life to puiblic taste and mouilds it, itnto a whiolosotme shapo. --New York Herald. TluF OLDEsT Ra!Loc OF JJIUJMANITy. --T'hero is in the British Minsenmt a skeleton of one of the earlier Phiar ache, onwrapped in 1ts original wited ing shoot, and said to be wonderfully erfeot. A medical gentleman who as seen it states that tho lid of the offin wvhich containod the royal mnm. iy wats inscribod wiath the namo of ts ecoupat., Pharoahi Mykerinns, wvho aiccodod the heir of the builder of ho great pyramid, about ten cenatu los before Christ. Thei mionaroha whose rambling bones and leathery integu .ents are new exoiting the wonder azers int London reigned in Egypt eforeo Soloamon was born, and onaly bouit olaeenieturics or so after Mir *an n, thle gfa~~ris) of fater Noah and the first of' the Pharoahs, had been carried to his fathers. A PAJ'r-in;-a lbaT.--Gonoral Brown, the Pemocratic candidato for Govern or of TPor.nos'ae, in a recenit spech at (Jhattanooga, imade the following tell. ing hait: "I have thusbon' -over the entire platfrm, anid am sure tha. re is nothing i it to which any reasonable man could ohioot. Th'e Radicals, of oourse, object. Iauppose If we had adopted the Ten Comimar.dmonts as a plat form, some one would have objected. I am sure the IIadioeas wodild, fair there is1 :1-believe, one of them which ...y This month, October, is the prope time for seeding or planting wheat. Preparo the soil by plowing doo dhd if n1.ot1-ie4ently rich, naturall when the whcat is soeded down "og to Ow anere from two to three hundre pounuds of Peruvian uanuo, or sow other good fertilizer ' (o 'instance, or forty bu hela cotton seed, Harrow in with the wheat. In 1864, wo plantod thirty acres I wheat, and reaped therefrom five dred an! fifty seven bushels (557k averaging 6((IA pounds by the goverrt ment weights. The same yer G' 1iraaie " r twenty acre.s in oats, seven hundreo and ten (710) bushols of good clead In 1865 we also made a good croo of wheat, and for the reason that, wq did not have a heavy ootton crop it) the way. Ve prepared- our land well and planted in thne, and wo con.I tend that the reason why cotton plan' tars do not sucessfylly produce wheat iad other suall grain crops4 ii because they plant too much otton to hav4 time to prepare for and seed these smnall grain crops in good season. We advise our readers to sow their ryo oi sandy or alluvial soils by the last of this month, and not"plow in," fur it will coune without, and if the year is favorable, the same land will produce a good crop of young weedr that come now in the Fall, and which the plow as a matter of course do. stroys. After the rye comes off next year, these weeds take possession of the land, furnishing for the next year's crop a wealth of vegetable mat. ter. A Pill of a llstake, A good story is told of an old gon tlenuni in a Southern State, who, be ing very ill, and supposing that his end was approaching, gave dirotions that an old slave who had been very faithful to him, should be called into his room. Sam mn inadu his appearance, and with a jayful face drew near his mahter, expecting that he was about to announce to him his purpose of leaving him free. "You know," said the master, "you have been a faithful servant to me, 'uor Sam expected the next sen tence to contain his freedom. But said the mator kindly : "You know, Sanm I always treated you kindly.'" "Ye., nassa, you dul." "Sm iwas now all :.uxiety'to hear, and lor-i i gatefully into the face of his dying ixaster, and waited to hear the charn ng word "Freedoin !' But what was Sam's disappointment when his imaster said : "In considera. tiul. of your long and faithful service, I have airected in my Will that whou you die you shall be buried by my sido." After a long pause Sam replied "Me no like i, indeed, massa, foi some dark night Debil come, look foi massa and take poor Sam." -- -W-- --- - -- W-AT WI. You TAn"?--"What will yea take to drink 1' asked a wai ter of a young lad who for the first time accompanied his father to a pub lic dhmenr. Uneertain what tq say. I feeling sure that ho could no(' & - if lie followed his futhier'S emap.e. lie replied "Il take what father takes" The anilmer reached his father's ear, and instantly the full responsi bility of his position flashed upon hiim. If lhe said, "P'Il take ale," as .ho 'al ways said before, his soh wouild take it also, and then ? Anda the fat hei ahudderedl as the historf''of "sbyeral young meon, once as promising ns hi> own bright lad, and ruined by drink started nr in solemn warning before od, and ldtln' nid i da ee as a hurden ? But for strong drn they would have been active, carpost prosperous men ; and if it e(duid Wd6rk such ruin upon thenm, wAs his owna lad saf.' Quic'ker than lightning these, thoughts passed throguh his mind, and in a moment the decision was made. "If the boy fall, he will not have me to lsme ;'' and then in tones tremulous with emotion, and-te the astonishi entp thepaywt knew hhn, Iiocaid,1'*alte t'll tilke water," and from that day to thi> strong drink has banishesifr9 ,.th man's table and from 'tfia6 'nan. ho me. THE Ravonl MF.FETINd1 I CHAR .EsI ON.-The Charleston News gives us a fall account of the grand Re. form meeting in Charleston omi Tues. day evening Iast. Col. 8imons pre sided. General Hamptiop, Get~oraJ flutter, MI. P. O'Connor, Col. Rut ledge and others spoko, and the meet lag closed amid .much. enthusiasm. The meeting was freq uently in to -. rupted by radical bran lore, and fInal ly it becawe necessary to drive these characters away, after which the speaking was carried on. Several colored Reformuists spoke. The crowd Was estimated at 6,000 persons,, em bracing all classes. ,Our City by~ the sea hasi spoken ini 'thmunder-tonos, and we learn' with' gratifloatiop .of the greeting that General llampton an'd Butler recoeIvod in behalf of the 'ti demption of the State. Tujs CoITnAGE AND 1ioPEF OF Tui SouTn.-The hopeful spirit of the Southern poopo under the worst of misfortunes, is illustrated in the good which the Richmond Dis')atch seeks to find in the oevils of the freshebs. Th editor thinks the calamity holde forth the year of promise. The in undations of the lands will enrich thom, better than ounld huavd' bee% done by atti~oihal menp .Neyt yaer if (roe from drought, such 'o a a the overflowed lands wi11 io1i kethfamer happy. T O flSflINS. NxW Yongc, Augtust 16th, 1868. A Allow me to call your attention to my Preparation of Comlpound Extract The oliponent pnu Is are 1UL01lU, I.ONG otit F, U DE U. J U.\V'-:1 C i Motos or P i:i.i imus.-lthichu, ilk va. cno. .Juniper lrries, by diis' illniin, to form a Ii hi gin. CubhebI extrFact ed Iy dis. p %lcinet wilk spib it, l iiiei I lou Juniti ier elrries; very little d.sgi it used, and - a small proport itn , o' I'irlit. It is miure palatable than any now in use. Bliu, as prepared by Druiggists, is of a dark color. It is a plint that er,tiis it fragrance; the act ion of a filme destrroys Ili (Its actilve prin ciple), lenving a dark And glutinous decocition. NlIne is the color of ingrediente. The Jlt;itt in ay prepara. ion Jiedonitiatep; the steallest 1uthlit ily of tile other ingredients are itilded, so prevent, fermentation , upon inu'pect ion, it will be fouind not to be a Tincture, as imade in Pliarmaeopoe, nor is it a 8yrip-and thercore cia be used lin cases where feper or inflanmation exist. Itd this, you I.avo - the knowledge of the ingredients and the moode of preparatin. Hoping that you will favor it with a tri al, and ti lht. pon Inspection it will inset with your opprobatioxa,, With a feeling oft confilence. I amf, very resiipectfinlly, Cmlist land Diruggist., of 16 Yeirs' Exiporieice. aC (From the Iargest Manuhctt1ring Ohem lets inio Wrld.] - a e -.Nov0in, dt, 1954. "I am acquinisted with Mr. II. T. litr.. noias: lie occupied lahe Drug Store opposite liy residence. and was suecesSf.ul inl cos dutictiig tie busiiness v. here otiers had not teen qually so be 'ore him. I hayve been f'avorably impressed with his charcter and nterpriso." WI L.IA %I W i'1l TN I A N, Firm of Powers & A eight iman, Mtitniifacturing Chtomists, _ Ninth and lIrowi strects, Philadelphia. I . ,, IIliseld's j~mid Extracidftuchu as the great specille for Unive r.'. Lassitude, , rostration,, &c. The constitutIon, .once, afected with Or jnic Weabnies, reqirieai ,the aid of Mledi iue to strengtlit enani lnvi gers e the .y - temi, whih liiLll lOLD'di EXTItACT' liU 11hU ' ue ably does.- If na t reatmsient is ubm, o,{C n~ap en ortinsantity eat u~es. . I t l~old'eYluid Extilctgof Bti a affections - pecnliar to Females' ii un qutte'd liy ,aniy.9ther ,prepar'ation, as ini lo~r&,ls, or ~tet-Cnson, l'niinflliness, or ils s10r 'o os'eo'may Evacuiationss beerated or Sohirrne State of the Ucerns, nd tall complaints inciilenit to the sex, or he decline or change of life. Ucimboli's Fluiti Exttinct Butciu and~t Will qidioallv extern inste from~ the system diseases arising frm habits of. idigipat ion. I little exzpense, little or no chatige in diet, <, Inconventence or exposure : completely utperceding~hobe untpleastant an)d ~ danger ts remtedlies, (Jopaiva and Mercury, in all hese diseasos. tse Ifehnhol's Fluid Extract flu * chit nt all diseases of these organs, 'whether C xisting In tmale or female, from whatever Qdon4 ."imimediate"' in not ion, anid mioie dtrengthening than any of the prepav'atios of )Jark or Iroti. it stifrerings fromt bt4ktt down or olic'atfe'cois tiitiouns, procure the~ remetdy - once. - Th re~ler must be aware that. hiowever" igh, may b~e tibe atisick, of the above din. #nees, it.19 ertIalpetotict th biodlus;iy health All thi Above diaenses requtire I ho aid( ofj la Di*tfbti. il! i,.1110l)0' EX T1AtGT i1U. H U is thte great 9ineiditi . Sold by D~ruggista every where Pnton. wl.25 per: bottle, or i 'ottles fr *6.50. r Sellgered toe nay ad~lrees. D~eseribe symp. t mejn all commuicattios. -Address 694 b Bhroadwsy, New York. n es9'ddite up in slekh engrfted wr4Jpper, ltd, tke iloifltt 6fa dyheMleal Warehouse, p Sixty-five First Prize Models Awarded.. Thlt GAEAT 8outhe.:n Plan MANVFACTOR Uni. Knabe A Co. 1IANUVACTUnEI.Rs or GRAND, SqUIAKE AND UPRIGHT Baltimore, Md. These Instrmemnts have been before the mnlilic for liearly Thirty Years. and upon heir excellence atimo wiained an unpur: hased pre- emin ietce, whiit wronounces Item uneqnullel. Thelr ombines i,,rent ipower. uweetness nud lne inging (',nliiy, as ivell as great purity o litoniai. n aid Sweet ness throtigiout fihe tire bcale. 'ietr pliant and . lat in, miod tiirely free front he stiliess found in so amny 'ianos Ila Workmanship hey are uneqmilled, using btut the very est susoNF) MATrlAi.. ihe largo enpit:tl I oployed tn our bisiness ennbling us to eep t1ohttna11lly anl Intltense .tock of luim. Mr, &c., on hanmd. gi- All otar Sq.tiat PIANOS have Oil ew improvedl Overatrung Scale and the taltAFrF Tit ia.-. Efay" We wiould call special attent lion to ur late improvements in Git.ANI PIANOS Id SQU4ALE GRANiDS, PA-rTin AcoUs? ' 4. 1806, which brin% thl Piamotearer per. ' ction than has yet beet attained. Every Piano Ftly Warranted for 6 Years. We have made arrangements for the Sot.s YVOLI:5ArI ol nr.scy for tiho iros celebrated 'ARLOR OltGANS AND MELODEONS. riich we of-r, Wholesale ahd Rotall, at ,owest Faolory Prices. WIM. KNAIlI & (0., sept 18 -Gmo Batimore, Md. GOOD01) FURNITURE! (Y ? .AP-FURNITUR1B/! J118' ceived diect from the best. facto. ries of New York and Boston. Consist. ug of fine Iloeood land Chesnut suits, 'e'0p!ct .tbo--:emy a'ed Walut Bureaus, ;oft.. Div:is. t 0lov Chiiirs. St'tds, &c.. eil S ' at :'%-( Ct. i.: of fif.Ien difTrelnt rnd 'Ib. V; v.h o S 9onnl Tables and1( versi. ; t u,1iy ;e'i l ;he Furniture Are. b:ie' c o e70 ' o10W 10 r ebnp as an be W . . y ;: o i : '.-t o. Call tud see. JOllIN MdiNTYlRE & CO. oct 28 ATER WHEEL, Mill dearintShdftint&Pulreys M_. 601E so v$ TIO .SEND FORA CIROULAJ. sept IU-ty OTTON GINS, &c., &c. Gullett's patent Steel Iirlush COTTON GINS. 1118 Celthrated Gin ean be seen it work in every I)istrict in the State. Price. 4; per 1aw. Brown's Georgia Pattern Cot. m pin. Prico, $4 per Sw. Hall' Pat nI Cotton Gin Feeders--preventing any - atrd substanco enteritng the Gin, protecting i wafrom injuring and thet lin;. from te. Price, $1.50 per Saw to size of Gin. eering's Cotton Press-Price $275. Pea eedy's Cottona Seed Uiers -Price $75 () ut clinstton's Cider M ills-Plrice $25. Uta eon's Patent Brtoadcast Seed -Sowers, for heat and1( small grain-Priee $10. And Ii kinds of agricultural implemnts fom tie louw. C. G1IlAVJEiEY, 52 East Bay-al., Soth Ohl1 Po.t Oflico autg i l-3m ( 'alsttonl, 8, C, Kinsman & Howell, act'ors and Commission Merchants. ibrlAvne made on iotton tand Naval Stores. Charleston, S. C. sept 6-8mos;, . VIM. SHEPHERD & CO.,, No. 241 lnyne 81,, Clharleston, 8. V,, * Dealers in 00KING $1TOVES, IRANGRS anld lIEATING MTO'V3Ils. Pictures of Stoves, with pt-ieen and dis ript ion, will be sent upon application. June 80-1y7 D:ISSOLUTION. fluB fn of oodinmg, Stuart & Co., Is this day dissolved by mutual conusent. We recommend to the publio Mr. 0. A thite, who has rented our Dakery and will otnduet the same. .. A , F RC. July 20, 1870. Thme ndersigned has charge of the Blooks nl I .\ccountq,- andl will elose up time butsi eof lthe frrm. A. 1. GOODINO. Jutly 28 SUUSCRIBE TO TH E MONTHLY VISTOR;. till of Choice Reading, Comleali. ties, Puz~zles, Euligmas, &c. Only 50 cents per Annmm, in advance -- ublished at Charleston, 8. C., by F. EUGENE DURBEC. Add~ress as above, 'with name and real once plainly written, or to 'Mesre. L20JNRST & MAR'I'IN, 'tine I) Agents Monthly Visitor 'ANOTHER SUPPLY. 'ILYER.. EOAPs. Sapolio, Arrow Reo Worm Conteettons Sollver Aperlen , ondensed Milk, GObsttin., Soothing 8yrtop, lue Mdass, 'lies Powder, Starch Soap, e., &o, at KETOILIN, MAIASTER & BRIOB, july1 1L LIppmaanra ThADE M4 3REAT GLRMAN BITTERS, -TIHE .'U1EST MEDICAL COltDIAU ltcratIve,. Anti billout, an.d Iuvigorating Properties. ll'PAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT'I Eltb .A is prepared from the orginal German P'eipt no'w in the possession of the I ro. rietors, and is the same preparatio.1 that "as used in Germany upwards( of a century go; anid to day it is the houI4ehould reic y of Germany, recommended by its m11o8t uminent physicians. GREAT GERMAM BIIVES Is comiposed of the purest alcoholto ea. ence of Germany's favorite beverage, im iregnated with the ituicos and extrdots of are he' bs, roots and barks ; all of whioh ombined make it. one of the best and surest reparations for the cure of )ysprpsii, ioss o' Tole in tme Stomach and Digestive Or ins, Nervous De bility, Lango r, 0onslipation, Liver tomplaint, General EX fialst 101l, -AND A" A LPreveItive for Chills and Fever -ANt) Mahrious Diseases Generally. FA'M.l L ES Will find b1lPPMAN'S GiEATGERIM.N IrTER'S the beat tonio known for the di - nses to which they are getierally subjeot, nd where a gentle remedy is recommend d. SAVANNAH, March 16, 1870. lessrs. Jacob Lippmnn & Bro., SavaUnalt, Ga. Gents-I have before me your esteemed otter of the 14th inst., containing various locuments relative to your "Gertman Bit. ers." After a ca:efttl examination I musl 'onfess that your Jtuters is renlly what -ot represent them it le, an old German ecipe of Dr. Mitclhecitch, of Berlin, Pruts ia It will no doubt be excellent for dys. lepsia, general debility and nervious disens m, and is a good preventatiie of chills and ever. I find it to be a most delightful and leasant stotnachie. I renain, yours truly, (Signed) A1o. P WTTsu. KtKr.AND MILLs,'OA, Maroh 22, 1870. lessrs. Jacob Lippman & Bro , Druggists Savannah, n : Gentlemen-1 havc i ntroduced your Creat lerman Hitters here to my -customers and riends, and find better sale for it than any have ever kept before. i'lose who have tied it approve of it very highly, And I do nt hesilato in saying that it is far superior a -aluc to any other Bitters now ir. use. Yours, respectfully, (Signed) W. KInK.AND. Depot in innsboro, L ADD BitOS. Wholesale Agents for South Carolina. DOWIE, M1O118 & 1)AVIS, HENRY BISCHOFF & CO. CLASSIUS & WITTE, STEFFEKS .WERNER & DUCKER, may 81lo~ Charleston, 8. C. LiatestQuotaltions ~of SOUTHERN SECURITIES, Cil A RLESTON, S. C., orreoted Week byA, a. KAUFMAN, .turoker, o. 25 Broad St. October 14, 1870. 8-rAn e ECtUtz RK--Sout h Carolina, old 0; do. ew-@80 do, registered Lock, ex int--@80 BIAIL'Roxt STOUK-Chtarlotte, Columbin, nd Augutsta,-@4lr: UGr enville and 00 amnbia, 2; Northeastern,. 9@; Ha annaht and Charley.t n,35; Scua I Carolina, whole sha\.es) 46: do, (ttalfdo) 26. south cAntordAA nJK BILLs. Bannk of C2harleate ', -6. Bank of Newberry, -4 isank of Catuden, lank of Georgetown, .-764 lank of Southi Carolina, 1 lank of Oltester,.8. lank of hlambunrg, 10 ..i tana or State of 8.0C. prier t o 1861, t2(a) tank ot Ntate of 8. 0. Issue 1861 indl 1862, 42@ Plant. rs' and Mechanics' Bank Charleston, 'othwestern.R R1 Bank, Chiadow. tion, (old) Iothwestern R R Dank, Charles late'Batnk of Charleiston, 864 armners' and Exchange Dank of Charleston., ichange Bank of Columbla, - omtmercial Bank of ColumbIa, 6 lerohant's Bank of Cheraw, 6 (i hanters' Dank of Fairfietd, 4 - tate of 8. C. .Xlls Receivable, patr 'Ity oftCharlestoni Change Bills, par *l41ls marked thus (*) at'e befug'thdeem Ll at the Bank Cogntprg of eaeh. jan 22..13 ~--r ,CH AR S" (lArgest and most cashplete 1-~~ W Manntactorysot Doors, Hash. -g " les, Dlirade, Meuldings. &o., - : S' in the Southeon Stattes. Jg Printeti Price List effes Colnpetition. . Mi BEND RO~ .ONE. -19 35 ct free on applicati .'2 amay 14-1y EW Mattresses large and 'stall 1Tu Jdle Bes . just.reeived at jul 19Moe.N TYR & CO. rharlotte, Columbia and August Bail Road. COLUMBIA, Dec. 27, 1809. THlE following Passenger Schedule wi) - ln effect oil this Road on and afte Thursday, Stptember let. GOING NORTM. Leave Auguals, at 0.00 a n "4 Columbia, S. C., at 11.80 a m ' Winnsboro, 1.66 p n) Arrive at CiarIottti, N. C. 6.80 p 11 Making close connections with Trains o. North Corolina Road for all point& Norti. and East. colNU SOUTH. Leave Charlotte. N. C. at 8.20 a n S Vinnsboro, 12.86 p in " Columbia 8.15 p in Arrive at Augusta 7 50 p in Making close connections witk Triatin of Central and Georgia -Itailroads for Savan nah, and all points itn Flor da, Macon, Co. lumnbus, Monigomery, Mobile. New Orleans, Selma, Oatt anooga, Memphis, Nashville Louisville, 4'in1innati, St. Louis, and all points South and West. Palace S'eeping Cars on all Vight Trains. Through TickletA ptd, and Daggage checked to all principal points. SW iasengers by this route going North , have choice 6f three lifferent route4. C'. OUKN10 IGHT, Superintendent. E. It. Donstv, Genet al Freight and Tick. et Agent. sept 8 MORE FLOUR II F REZIIH from Milling's Maill. A large lot of Good Family Flour. Shorts and Seconds. at loINTYR E & CO. aug 16 MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Two Dollars per Anaum. 64 PAGES READING MATTER. 30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENT% WALICER, EVANS & COGSWMEI D. WYATT AIKEN, _____ umaxUanoN, 5.4 R O A D A I.1S. -[IK UUllMGtAT AMERICGAN HiEALI'li ItSTORER, purifies the blood O and cures Scrofula, Syphilis, Skin Dis eases, Rheumatism, Disesees of Wo. non, and all Chronic Affections of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys. Recom mended by the Medical Faculty and many thousands of our best citizens. S tead the testimony of Physicians and patients who have used Rosadalis, send for our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book or Almana, for this year, which w pitblish for gratuitous distribution ; it twill give you m toh valuable informa. t ion. Dr. I. W. Carr, of Baltimore, sa a I lake plensureinrecomnending your R osadalis as a very powerful alterative. I have seen it used in two catos with happy results-one in a case of second try syphilis, in which the patient.pro nounced himself cured after having aken five bottles of your medicine. !'"he other iq a case of scrofula of Iong 4tanding, which is rapidly improvina .ttnder 3i useand the indications are A'hat the pat ient will seen recover. I have carefully examined the formula iy which yoiur Rosadalls is made, and 'nd it and oxcellent compound of alter ilive ingredients. Dr. 8parks, of Nlcholauvllle, Ky., Isays he hasm used Rosadalls In eases of Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis with satisinctory results-a a cleanser of the Blood I know no better reihedy. LSamit#1 0. MeFadden,Murfreesboroe. Tenn.,says: I hnve used seven bottles of Rosardai is, and am entirely cured of Rhoma.nn tisnm I bead me four bottles, as I wish it for my brother, who has scrofblous sore eyes. I Benjnmin Beoihti), of Lima, Ohio. writes, I haeaufferedl for t wenty years with anf Inveterate eruption over my whole body ; a short time since I pur chased a bot tle of Rosadalls and -It ef. fected " perfect cure. ,Rosadlalls is soird by all druggists. SLaboratory, 01 Exchang Pace, Bal timnore. Das. CLEMBNTS & C0., may 16Ay Proprietors. Fertilizers I Fertilizers?' IAVING tsecured the Agency for Fair t ield County for the following . Fertili Soluble Pacilic G uano, IlBaugha's. Raw Done Super-Phosphate, The CarolnaFertilizer, Rhodes' Buper..Phosphate, ,Orchilla Qnaao, Cotton Food, Maryland A mmoniated,1 . 4 *Compound Aoid Phosphate of Lime, for pomposting withI cotton seed; .And Zells Ammnonlated Done Super. Phosphate., rI am now preptred to supply my fruends with anly of the above as low as the same can be purchtnsed In any other mar ket with Fr eight end Drayage added. Call etmy store and get earculars descriptive of heir respectivo merits. JNO., II. CATIHOAlbVT, feb 1, 1870 C. Kerrison, Jr. W. J. Axson. C. Wagner' 1, ouisville Excelsior Plows. T H S PLOUGII8 are miade of either -cast.:on or rteel, arnd are the tbeat and 4heabout its tihe market. Seed,. for price ist.. Also Amne's and other Ploughe of all prices and descriptions. Corn Hatler'e,I *raw Cutters, &d. Also always on hand, Moore', N. . Plouighs at $2 Aach.I 4A full stook of Planter's and IBuilder's hardware, consistin~ in part of Elwell's ad Dratde'g Hloes, 8pades, Trace Chains, Azes and rqails of warranted quality, Guns, t'ullery and House Keeping articles, Wholesale and retail. 0, IE itUSON, Jr., & CO, ect 6--8m h eto,. Browrdm Hotel, W("NNSgBORO, . a. . Proprietor. AND UNPRECEDED DECLINE IN PRICES I N extensive assortment of all styles o GOODS, with many articles entirely new, just received and now on exhibition, Every Article a Bargain I As Cheap as any Market ! BRING THE GREENBACKS AND GIC' BARUAINSI GOODS SHOWN WIT4 PL12AVttR,. ap1 16 I. N. WITHERS. A Fine Cotton Plantation containing (800) 1 eight. hondred sores, four miles froid Rocky Mount, on Catawba River, can be divided into two or iore u.'is. For terms and particilarm apply to mne on the place or address is below. J. C. COA LDWEL, Qlaasen's Grove, sept 7-1m Fairfield County, S. U. ESTABLISHED 1859. I RESPECTFULLY in form the cieites of ' 4iiiaboro end F,l. l1 Dttrict, that I have a full assortment of Watches. Jewelry, Clocks. Spectacles, &c., etrays on hand, an.I will sell at Ibe lowe.et riviee, and would iresiecfully ask the con'hmanco of the .paltronage of my Old iend amid customers. All goods warranted n represented. I am irepared to do all kind of Watch and Jew. elry work and have always a good i took of material on hand, and will guarantee satim 'action, All work warranted. CIA It L.ES MULLERI, Second door from Col. Rion's Office. apl 80 BACOT & CO. TEare receiving, and offer to the Citi. zens of Fairfield, upon terms as lib ral as can be purchased in the State, a inrge and well selected Stook-consisting in part Ia follows: 10,00 yds. Ifeavy Bagging. 12,000 "1 Dundee " 10 Tons English Arrow Ties. 60 ilids. Bacon. 60 Bbls. Sugar, of every grade. 20 Bags Rio, Laguira, Java and Mocha Coffee. 40 Bble. Baltimore Syrups. 1600 Lbs Lnrd. 40 Kits Now Mackerel. 25 Boxes New Cheese. 100 tgs and Bble. Flour. 150 Sacks Salt. Rico, Hams, Pork. Soap. Slae, Fruits, Extracts, Segars and Tobacoo'. .ALSO 60 pieces Heavy Linsey, Rerseys, Jeans, 10 Bales Brown Goods of every quality. Plantation [flate, 60cts. to $3.00 20 ases bhoet and Boots.' Hoes, Axes, Nails, Trace Chains and Plough Moulds. ALSO C'ongress Water, Lemon Citrate, Sea Moss Farine, &o. Oelatin, Tamnglans, Vanilla,'Soda, Yeast Powders, &e., &e,, &o, sept,8 Winnisboro Workshops. I a pepaedat my shp od l kind of ( emith and wood work in the very neatest atyle, oalI and' examine for y ourselves. L. 31. BOLICK. may 24-ism FRESH MEDICINES! INEGA R BITTERS. Ext. Gentith Ca yenne Pepper, Tarrant's Aperleut Opodel-' doo, Worm Confection4. Strong'. Pill., %loLane's Pills, RosadaliM, Thompson'. Eye Watcr, Nux Vomica. Hforeford's Bat arg Powder, Ro(yal Baking owder, AlcohoL, Potash, lhitrhet Vanilla, Corn arc, T erthedesseHar Dye, Jusrce ,e whry -m~epr to o al hnd fred w'ill and Wnegat Work Riepairs on Buggies and Carrlagea neatly execnted. W, i DUY4 Smay 19) _______ Notice to Property Owners. ALL Persons ownins Propety In the Cor pIorate limits of the To ww of Winsboro. will be reqnested tothave the. side walkms In front or their property put in good Condi tion by the 1st day of Oecher next in ease of neglect, to have tis done, the Town 'ouneil will have lt.done et the Expense of the ownet of the pedperty, By order of Council,, a. N. WITllERtt sept 10-tf See. & Treas, TO CONTRACTroRS, DP*SAL^' for the ----tr--o-, o 41:dge ever the main Fork of. Wt teree Creek, on the road heading frome Whi 4 Oak 'Chester, will be received up to the 28th ofAdgust, inst. The Bridge to be 60 feet long, 8 foot high from bottomr of sill In bed tfCmk,~ 3eohe wiha span of 27 feeto Rook lutirment at eaeh end of I~ridg, and Hland-Ranhng on top. -B order Board' Dounty Coimissioners. I. N. WITHBER8, Chairman. aug Il-If OLE, Jiarnbes, Uppr, Kip, Catf,. Goal aan# Whang Leather for salt. Tqrmsg fI{liiPSON, WOOD WARD A W. =uI617