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tho Magic Rose and the Silken Ladder. iiY DiRs. in. ANDEaToN. "One-i upon a time," a:- the old legends.ay, thero wt,: two priaessoa yto o ftlhcr anid mother having died St th n tt the cite of their uncle, the k ing's brother who promntu i alIwa yi to love anmd protl 't. them. The peoI ple had idl ,iM'd the !nod king and his queen, and the entire nation viourned their ,death. What, then, was their sorrow, when a few months ufter it was announced, that the young princesses had both taken a dreadful forer, and di'ed oil the saie day I But their uncle, who was now hing,.had 4spread the report that ho inigh t' keep possecsion of the thYone. lie was assisted in his cruel -design by p, Genie, who ,mnt him two hateful dragons to place at the large entrance gaite of an old palace, where no stran gers ovor voutured to approach, and tlJ;o the poor prineessos were pining for their liberty with no attendants except a fcw black slaves who wer0 forbilden to address thom. And when from the lofty apartments where they ivere imprisonod, the princesses behold the distant mountains, and caught a glimpse of the beautiful world from whioh- they were severed, and watched the free birds flying through the air, they turned from the window and wept in each other's arms. Shall we ever go out again, sis. ter " said the little princess, who was quite a child, and some years younger than Annie, the older one. ,"I hope so, Leila, and each day I endeavor to send a mesago beyond clr prison, to try if soue kind fairy will assist us. Hark ? there is a lin n6t singing his sweet notes above. Idasten, Leila, crumble me some bread. Leila obeyed, and her sister scatter. ed the bread upon the balcony of the window . "Oh, linnet!" said Annie, as the bird was picking up the crumbs, "will you carry to the fairios the sad tallof'our imprisonment ?" "'hb lhinet chirped a few notes in reply, and spread his wings ready for flight, but as lie rose into the air a fierce hawk pounced down upon the poor bird and devoured him. Annie looked very sorrowful, and littlu Lcila laid her head upon her sister's knee and cried. "Sister," said she, at length, yester day I was looking from one of the waidows on the othtr side of the pal ace, that overhangs the sea ; there I watchud th- gold and silver fish as they tspurted about in the water. Let us throw some of thiN Cako to them." , Tie fishes rose to the suk face, but alas, only to maeet the same fate as the poor linnet, for a higo shark swal lowed them, one after the other, as the priinars was uttering the words of her mtessage. "It is useless," exoeained Annie, "there is some wicked Genie, whose enchantments nre too powerful for any living creatures to resist, and the fiorce hawk, and the yet fiercer ai ak, are here at his command." One morning, some days after, a little lady-bird was creeping along the balcony where Annie was sitting play. ing upon her guitar, and singing a mournful nir. The lady-bird was so smiall, that it escaped the notice of the watchful dragons, anid crept on, and con, until it rya, hed the feet of little Leifa. She was a wise child, anid did not pretend to see the lady bird until the woman who attended upon the prineses htad left the room, then she pointed it out to her sister. "Lady-bird," said Annie, "wvill you go and tell the sad tale of our suffer inigs ? Th le lady-bird understood her, and ereptt up ag iin to the window, when down dropped a horrible black spi der, but the little princess Leila, Wtho was watching, gave hima su:,h a blow whitli her fan that ho lay dead ; thenraway flew the pretty lady-bird, eveu over the heads of the terrible ntd whither did 'shd fly t Tlo fairy land-and there related the story of the poor princesses and the cruel king. "Good little lady-lady-bird,". said the fairy queen, "as a reward for your services, you shall have a happy homne amtong t.he palm leaves in fair'y land; and when you roam about, we will watch over your children, so that they shall never take fire and be burned in yo alasence."? ol~yoi4-that wide river, or rather ort~ fh he sea, where the% ruthless shark pursued the gold and silver fish,thoure was anothcr country. The king-nid queon of, that reklrn had an only son, who was distinguished for bravery and his virtue ; and one night a fairy appeared to him. "Pino Solim,'' said the fairy "rise to-morrow at day-break, and travel alone by the nearest road to % i !es, Tere you wil) find a boat 5 %[it tds An'ilken lad der. TI' 'ibea v ijl carry you across the sea to a 'dt palCWhtdieb young prineess~s a e imprisoned by their Aigil,',g9 16ji37.0 thy orown,< de clariing thno) al-o dead.: Un teadhing the pall'ob;tith -th'Q uagio rose, in your handl you maly eater unobserved and atesun-down; - the. dragone pk guardl the.entrance, nind ths'atten dants whom the king has plaed there wDl1 fal~-idot a deep, timlier, whieh ff ~l'1t bnbitour.;-bdt boe aefsl not to~exceedl that time. Thlen ,in return-, 1m:', by the aid of-the, silken ladder yor can descendi frim the Window, Lan have courage, and i4 Is only td the bravo arnd.the true. it the fairie, cntruisttl I ills ; IdV th' s is the ktiness of the bea'ttifut piincess, wo, .(f jeqddotg,' destiEd -to b'e. qoema your bfido." LPlrincoSolim thou awoke, but the soft, dark eyes of Annie were still be fore him ; they seemed -to plead for the life and liberty of-berself and sis ter. Ie rosolved to obey the fairs's command, and perceiving tile day: about to dawn, dressed himself and left the palace alone. Th. fairy ado appeared to Annie, and in her sleep showed her the form of qoliim. She did not name it to Leila, but sit all day thinking of the Inud some young prince, and wondered if, exocpt in dreiam-land, they should OVer mie(t. "Doar sister," sid Leila, "ding to me, plense, for I feel so a'-rrowfil to night. I fear the poor .little lady bird nover reached fair-land, and we are doomed to live and die in our lonely prison."' So Annie, with a sad suile, took her guitar and sung "Over the land arid over (te sea, Speed thee, oh, speed thee, my lover, to 111e ; Save mte from danger, save mne froin fear Oh ! guard hiin, kind fairy, and has'en him, here." Then the door opened, and-yes, it must be-prince Selim, himself ! He related the fairy vision to the astonished princess as he knelt at her feet ; in tears Annie listened ; she could hardly believe sub happiness was hers ; while little Leila danced round them, clapping her handa for joy. IFrom the window overlooking 'the sea the prince secured the silkeu lad der, which unwinding to a great length, floated out into the little boat beoneth, and there attached itielf ; he descended, made secure the lad der to the boat., and returned quivk ly. "Come, dear princes," cried Selim, "all is prepared, and exchange death and imprisonment for life and liber ty." "No, no," answered Annie, "take my fiiter first; if the dragons awake before you return, she will be saved it is still harder for her to be shut up here than me." The prince found it impossible to persuade her. "Go, go !" she cried, "the child will break her heart if I leave her here alone. Hasten, prince, for the moments are precious." Selim left the balcony with the little Leila in his arms, the beautiful white face of'Annie looking down on themn as they descended, step by step, until they reached the boat in safety where he placed Leila, and bidding her to sit quietly, with all speed he te in ted the ladder and returned. Annie had sank upon her knees be fore the open window, and there blhe had fainted. The hour had narly expired-then the fairy spoll would be broken. The prince raised her, and with diffi culty once more descended the ladder, the silken cords bending beneath their weight. lie placed Annie be side her sister-and at that moment, with a dreadful roar, the dragons awoke and, oh ! what a noise they made ! it r nR d Iall the people in the palace, .1 t. m t-,- iI ts Selim and Annie judged that tteir cscape had been dis covered. The prince rowed away as fast as possible, but it was day-break when lhe reached the spot wvhence he had set out. lie theii toolk this two liriu cesses to the palace of his father and mother, and before them the lovely Annie promised him her band. Of course the news soon spread to the adjoininig country, and the unjust king was compelled to give up the throne be had so falsely gained. But the people were not satisfied with that.; they put him to death, anid de manded Sclim and Annie as his succes sors.. The fairies of the land asked the aid of their sisters, the sea fairies ; they conquered the genie, for good ness and mercy are more powerful thtan wickedness andl cruelty. On the same night that the king met his well-deserved death, a fierce storm arose, and the dragons, and all the attendants, were swept away by the waves. And for many, many years after, among the treasures of .the kingdom were preserved.-tho magic rose and theo silIken ladder. M~URDER OF ANiEMirT ~onA runn.-Sir Iloderiek Murchison writes as follows :"It is my painful duty to announce that the distinguished traveler, Mr. Georke Heyward, to whom the Founders' Gold ~ Medal of the Royal Geographical 8,ociety was awarded at the last anniversary of that body, was assassinated, and his property plundered, about the begin mung of last Augnat, by the followers of the Chief Meer WVat' Khang of Yneime. The details of thislateted catastrophei will be laid b$'fore the Royal Geograph ical 8oeiety at its first meetinig (on the J5th of November) when I wihll endeavor to do all'justice to the teimory of so enterpr ising and accomplished an ex plorer of wild east ern mountaina,and .whose brilliant and hitlierto successful onreer was unhap pily teminmated when he was oil ti o point of reaching the lofty Panuir 8teppe, which ho had engaged to visit and describe" A decoRa.-Chrstopher taodi, of Museatino, Iowa, haya .wondetful dog. Ludi Is a baker, #dhis.dog is hi. policeman. Hie missed. money frotn4 his. drawer. He threatened to blow his dog's head off fot 1feting him be robbed. T~hereuponm ibp7lag piall ed hiisled him lo'a imoe neatin the; ooider, *here ,LodI found bire - bacice .Hle sagsa o'I tak~ *, 0 fora dat'do." The pririf'fires in Iowa forced a berd of hoffrales 'luto 8l6'Oitf',46: 0% t )pp h~lno t~lhe cftfbaR iltrifb', many of t~mesge. elnrled to ranain thor. TO PHYSICIANS. N.w Youn, August 15th, 1808. Allow Me to call your attention (o my Preparation of' Compound Extiact Bu('hu, The cmponnt pilt. are 110.011, . ONCII LEAF, MU1IMBS, JU.NIPER ttEIRiEill. MotO I'l Pi'A urioy.---tnch it, iin va. cuo. .1111iper erries. by dist ill:ion, to form a fine gint. Cubebt exlretied hY di. plaocetment wita spirils ol aineid from .Juni per ierrie; i very little sugar is tsed. tanil a small proporttin of' pirit. it. in more palatable-thani aty now itn lose. J3uchu. ai preparled by Dligeit-t-q is of a dark color. it is aI plain ii tl u, t it , I, fragrance; the aeion taf a tlun,- de-:ys this (its 'teive prinCiple). trlmving a dark and glutinous decoetitn .Mlno is the hcolir of ingredicule. The Bucthu in my prepnea. lion predonduaies; the snallemt qanttlity of the other ingredients aro uided, 11) prevetl formentation , upon iti piece ion, if will he found not to be a Tinci te, as inde in Pharimacopcea, nor Its it a Syrup-anl therefore can be sled in eostes where fever or inflammal tion exist. ila this, you have the knowledge tf tle iuagrediet and tho I modo of prepuralion. Hoping that you will favor it. with i a tri. al, aid that. upon inispeclion it will mcet with your approbation. With a feelitg of confilletce. I am, very respectfully, of 16 Yoni' Experience. [From the Largest Mannfactuuing Ohem ists in the World. Nor.nturia, 4, 1854. "I am acqtainlted with Mr. ii. T. Ilat.it. nOLD: lie occtiled the Drug Store opposite tit residence. and was .scces.ful in con dicting the busine.'ss where others had not been eaquillv so before ain. I hne been favorably impressed winas his charcter and enterprise." WILLMA i WEIGOIT.\AN, Firn of 'owers & 11 eightman, Manifacturing Chemists, Nit4h and Brown streets, Philadelphia. Hfolmbold's Fluid Extract' Buchiu is the great specific for Uniri'sal Lasasitude, IThe constituion, once aff'ected wilth Or. ganic Weakness, requires the ntid of Mledi CineC to strengthen anit invigorate the sys. tomn, whieh H| ELM1l50[0'8 EXTU ACT 1IU CIIU invariably doesR. If no treinment is submitted to, Conisumiption or inasanityet sues. Hlmnbold's Fluid Extract of IBu Tn afl'ections peonliar to Femnales' i., un eqnalled bsy any other preparationa as5 in Chlorosis, or Rtention, l'tiinftullness, or Suippreson of Customary IEvnenantionts Ulcerated or Schiartas State of thte Utmerns, unde all complintt incident to the sex, or the decline or change of life. Hlmbold's Flulid Extfact Bliecho and Impfoved Rose Wash Will ra'dlenlle exterminate from the systom diseases arishing fromi habits of dlissipaaion, at little expense, little or no chanoge in dket, nm inconvenIence or elxposutre: oomflpletely' Sipeirceing those uniplen'ant antd danger :ote remedie?.,CopLaL loruy na these diseases. Mruy ; l Use H[elmbold's Flaid E~xtrnet Bu In all diseases of theso orgar.:,~ whether existing In nale or fematlo, from whtever eause origintating, antd no rnatter of how long.atinnding. it is plminannt in taste nind odor, "imvedliate"l in nction, anud more strengthening than any of the prepatations of Bark or Iron. Those sufferIng from brosken .nowtr, or dellonte consttuttionu, procure the remaedy at ouce. The reader erast be aware that, htowever slight, may be tihe attack Of' the .bove slit dases, It is certain to affect the bodily healhh and mental powers. All the above diseases requmir'e the alid of a Diureio. iJp, IELl'Si E-XTIIACT UU.. CIi.VtIs the great )Sltito S1(by ltrruggiate everywhere. Frice #1 26 per bottle, or 0 bottles for $6J 50. Delve'td to any Aadiers. D~escribo eytmp totns ifpl c ommuniojsions. -." I. T. IKELMBOLD, D- a'rid ChemIcal Warehonse, 694 Drladsay, Ne w York. t ~olie up in' etee ngraved wraepper, *hn flo atimile of niy Cihemical WVerthouse, and sigged. II T. fipLIBOLD. 4''l 'led - Sixty-five First Prize ledals AWarded. THE GREAT Southeain Piano AIANUFA CTORY Wm. Knabe & Co. IANurac-ronEns or CRAND, sqUAIIE AND UPIllGRT PI1A .NTO FUOR T JEA, Btimore, Md. These itusrtmellt,4 havo been before the ptlitio for nearly Thirty Yei I's. tiid Itpota heir excellence alon ai inied an unpur vhased pre-emin ence, whicit pronounces t hemo lneqnIa ell. Their comne-lgts jrent 1-ower, ,weetness antl fino singing gentably, os well ns great puit iy of Iincoinn uami swevitiess ithronghout the eillire scale. Their Is iliant and . laslie, miki4 eilirely freo frou (te ttiline'ss fIoMil i so ma1*n1y Pinnauos iI Workimmslhip ty nro ti iih14'eI.. n1inlg buti. ilte very be-I sHAS.NI.P : 'r uI.., Ihe barge en pit:al employed ini our biasineus enabliig us to keep cimitually ai inmense stock or 1lum her. &c., onl han1d. fjy- All our Squ s PIANOS hatVe 0111' New Improved Orerstruny Seale and the Ammnarr Titni.s [rd We WoulI call special attention to Wtr tIte improvemeinl4t in (IR \ND PIA NO'0 nd SQU kRE gI AN 1)8, PA-r.:Nis.1 A aUS-T I14. 1i8(ti, which hring- iie Pinoitnttenrer per feetion tha hias yet been4 411tinned. Every I'iano Fully li'arran /iir r) Ycars. We have mole nri'nigeiets for the So.n oII[t.atxFAA AU1KY for tile LORst celelrated AI11 OltGAN8 AND 1Vl,0DEONS. Which we offer, Wholesalo and lelenil, at Lowest Fiactory P!rices. WM. KNABE & CO.. sept 13-6m Bahimore, Md. Lippinan's fRADE MA% GREAT GERMAN BITTERS, PUREST MEDICAL CORDIAL -OF. T~EE .A.04-. Alerative, Anti bilious, nnd invigorating Properties. j IPPMAN'S GREA'TOERMAN BIT lts I j is prepared from the orgital Geroan receipt now in Ithe plssession of tIhe I to. prietors, nod i the same preparatio. that was used in Germany tpvtwards of a century ago; and to day it is Ihe honschonid reme dy of Oermnny, recommended by its most en:nent physiciann. GREAT GERMAM BITTERS Is composed of the purest alculhohc es. sence of Germany's favorite hevernge, im pregnated with the nicem and extracts of rare he, bs, roots and barks $ all of which cmtlibined nake it one of the best and sureat preparations for the cure of Dysprpsia, Logs or Tone in 1115 5toinaul andI Digestive Organs, Nervous De bility, Langonr, Constipation, Liver onpaiint, ieupral Exlinstlori, --AND) As A Prieventive for Chills anid Fever --AND - Malaious Dlietst Generally, FEM.fA LEB fir" Ve 1O1PPMAN.'Q GREAT GERMAN~ III iTER'S the best bonio known for the dia.. enses to whmic~h they ar'e generally subject, nn ld where a genutle remetdy is recommend ed. aAYA15nAi, Malh 36, 1870. Messrs. Jacob Lippmtan & Bro., Savantah, Ga. Gent/a-I hmave before moe youtr esteemed letter of tihe 14thi inst., conltniing various dlocumets relative to your "Ge'rman Dit. ters." After a ca efulI exatminationt I muts1 confess that your Iliier3 la really whtat you represent them to be, an (old Germnan recipe of Dr. Mitcherlich, of Berlin, Pruts uiat It will no dottbt he excellet for dv's. pepsia, genteral debility and1 ner'vtts disens es, antd is a goodi preventatit e of chmills anid fever'. I fittd it tol be a most5 delightful andi pleasant stotmafchtO. Irmiyours trutly, (Signedl) Aru. P WKTR. Krnxz.Ast> Mit~ta, GA. March 22, 1870. Messrs. Ja.ob Ippmanl & lUro , Drvuggists Savannahll, Ga : Cenitmn.- I Itnye itrtoduced your G reat German Bitters here to my cutstomners and1( friends, and flind btetter enle fot' it than a.ny I haove ever kept before. athose whto htave triedi it approve oIf it very highly, and I do. nt'tfhetsitaito in satying ttrtnt it is far super'ior mn vah1te to any et her Bitters now In use. Yours, respect fully, (Signed) WV. KInIIK.Axo. LA DD BROS. Wholesale Agents fotr South Caroliaa. DOWIE, MIOTSE & D)AI, IlENRY~ BISCHOFFl & Co. CLASSIU9 & WIlTTE, STiEFi'ERS WVERNERL & DUCKEFI, may 21 $m Charteetn,8. C. WM. SHEPHERD & CO., lo, N4 Ilayne St., Charleston, S, ,, Dealers in rWJAftNG 570VES, RANGES and hEATING Pictutres of Stoveu, with prices ar dl, eription, will be sent, upon applliation. Junoe 80-ly A WTER WEEE, III earint,shaflng&Pulry JOI-4 HIU! L111TMa8 .i....EN RF A CIR0L L -I inent lO-M t Latest Quotations of SOUTHERN SECURITIES, CIIAItESTON, S. ., Corroted Weekly by Banker and .iroker, No. 25 Broad St. Novembet' 4, 1870. STAT, Ft*rIt I!I:s - Sou h Cn rol inn, old 80; dot, ,IcW,--@08 do, registered Mtock, ex tlt-- (E168 IAI I.nOAD STcATCS-CIS-1i-lot to, Columbin anid Auigusin :,-- :r eiville 1 and Co uII n 61, 2 2: Nori hoasiern. , 1@ ; t. vnnnah111 .111. .br 1son 1 ; huhCarolina, (wholu 1inmres) 41 ; dI. (half do) 21. sOUTil CI 01.OL.INA IIANK BIlLS. *11nnk of lnrlesto ,(a) *Bann11k of Nawherry, - Ra n k of t 'anu1in, d llank of (ivurgetown, -ti llaik of Sut h Carolina, 10( - Bank of Chester, . ioink of Ilinilimng, Itink of Sii of S. C. prior Io 1861. 48@ hitnk of %%Itate of S. C. isstuo 18n)1 andu 1862e, 35 *l'liters' and lelintoics' Bank ('harlest on, -_ 41'eople's Iaimk of Charleston, -- - *Untion utt of CalicIirston, - Soultwest er 11 t lank, Orilea 111, (old) Sothillwesierl It It Bank, Charles tou, (new) State Battk of Charleston, 7 Farmers' and Exchnngei Bank of Cliiwlueston, Exchange Bank of Columbia, 6 - Connmremm i tinnk of (olumbin, 76 Merelthnit's 13nnk of Cheraw, 6 1 PanitIers' 1innk of Fritrfield, (I - Sitic of S. '. 111. Iteeivablo, 90 . Gily of CharloHton ClhntlaC. 1ills, T5 'of *1411r marked thits (*) aro being redeem. ed at the Bank Counters of each. jani 22--3l 3Nrew Frn-itur'e GOOD FURNITURE! CJ,A P ]f'URNIITURI! [JU8T ceived direct from Ihe best facto. ries of New York and Boston. Consist. ing of fine Rosewood and Chesint suits, Cu'tplelc Mahogany nnd Walint lirenus, Sofas, Divans, Parlot' Chairs. Stands, &o.. Rled Sleads and Chairs of fifteen different grades each, W-irdrobes. Saloon Tables ansd everything usually kept in the Furmniture Li:e. which we prop.-se to sell as cheap as can be bought anywhere in the Stale. Call and sec. JOHN McNTY RE & CO. oct 28 REEDER & DAVIS, C o)ttco-nx "E1c orLs A ND 001e1ral CommuitiisS10 Merchants, Adyer's 1W7'harf, Charleston, S. C. OSwIKLI* nROgtn, ZIMMERMAN DAVIS. Oct. 1- Gm C. Kerrison, ir. V. J. Axsorr. C. Wagner, t ouisvillo Excelsior Plows, fill ESE 01,0U01$8 are nade of either L cas.t-ron or steel. and are the fiest and cheapoet in tho market. Semid for price list, Also Ane's and other P'ionghe of all ptices and descriptions. Corn Itillet's. Straw Cluter.s, &c. Also always on hand, Moore's N. . I'loughs at $2 Rach. A full stock of Plantor's and Builder's ffardwrer, coisisling in part of Etwell's and firade's (loes, Spades. Truce Chains, Axes and Nnils of warranted quality, Guns, iutlery and llouse Keeping articles Wholesale and retail. C. KBER RISON. Jr., & CO., 249 King St., (Sign of the Big Axe.) oct 0-3m Chartestmn, S, C. PIP.TO ALF CHARLESTON, S, G, PsM i i 89': [ argns ni ost econmplebo) 1 g gy-,lafactory of D)oors, Sash. I3g C&yT es, lllinmds, Mlouldtrrg &o., * g 26 in Ihe s'enthiern Slates, j 3 Pfinted Price List Defies Cormpetillon, 2(y" SENt) FO'1 ON E. T'. 2jY Senut free on ajplication %g may 14-Iy Kinsman &' Howell, Factors and Gommission, Merc/hants. LiberalAdvances made on Cotton and Naval ,Stores. Gharleston, S.CG. sept 6-3m,.'d The Last Sensation 1 T ST received a fresh. auppl .of Fina0 eJDwurhnny Str~oking TohJ.oco, Can'e Oysters, Shrtips, Pickles, 8tarch, Coffee. Rtugar, Lnrd, Ca.<es, Table Salt, Flour. Soap, Liverpool Salt, Cheese, Candles, Shoes, Crockory, Tinware, \Molasses, Slatilonary, Hlard wnre, Dry Goods, &c , whmich we offer low for oashs. J, MelNTY RE & CO. Jan 18 TURNWIP SEgn. R UTA DAGA, Fiat, Duleb, Yellow Aberdean, Large White Norfolk, Large White Globe. Fresh and genuine, wholesale ad retail, y K(ETCH IN, McMASTERL& BRICE July 9 ~'1LVE.R SOAP, Sapollo, Arrow Root, Worm Confections, Solier Aperient, )ondened Milk, Gelatine, Soothing syrup' alue Mass, Tolhe- lgdr, Starcb Soap, KET~CHIN MOMASTER & BRt4dU tul 19 Charlotte, Columbia and August Itail Road. Cort'aslat A, Den. 27, IF618 SiE folowing Passenger Schedule wil go into effect on tlis 1tend on and afte 'lhursday, Septensher lit. 00S9 Non-TH. Leave Atigusta, at 0.00 a r "6 Columnbia. 8. C., at 11.0 a a ''. Winnsporo, 1 65 p Arrive at Clanrlotie, N. C. 6.30 p Slaksing close coil nel ions wit ih Trains 0 North Carolina Hund for all pointb N0rt and East. COIING SOUTH. Leave Charlot!e, N. C. at 8.2flnt " Winnsboro, 12.5i p6. Colunibia 3.1.5 p Arrive at Agttasta 7 60 p Making closo connectiions with Trains o Centril and Georgia Itailronds for tzavoi ni. and aill poi tt. in Flor tin, N1111:011, Co lumnbus, Ilon goner%, ,o\ilo. New tn lans Selhna, Chattaooga. Mempis, Niashvillt Ltda isville, 4'I1 1innati, St. l.ouis. and a points Sonih anild We. Palace 8:etping Cars on all x igh Tan1i Through Tickaeisi sol, und Ilaggnge clecke ini all principal poinats. @' ' I'asseangaers by thIs runte goina North, have chnice of I bree lifferent route 4 C. IUKNI JI11'T. Superintendenr. E. It. DotaxiiY, Genci al Freiglt ard Ticl et, Agent. sept 4 SU 1SCR IlBE TO TI'l E MONTHLY VISITOR, Fill of Choice Reading, Comicall ties, Puzzles, Enlig]inais, &c. Only 60 cents per Annum. in advance - Published at Charleston, S. C.. by F.EUGENE DURBEC. AddIress as above, with 'anne anifd resi dence plaiinly written, or to Mestars. BOIN ES, & MA II. IN, Stne 9 Agedts Monthly Visitor MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Two Dollat's per- Aanrnsm. 64 PAGES READING MATTER. 30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENT. WALICER, EVANS & COGSWEL) D. WYATT AIKEN, __________ e.ADax.e, S. FRESH MEDCINES! VINEO.\R BITTERS, Ext. Gentian, Ca yenne Pepper, Tnrrant's Aperient Opodel doe, Worm Confection, Strong's Pills \eLane's Pilla, lRosadalis, Thompson's Ey Water, Nux Vomica. Iroreford's Baking Powder, Royal fakinr Powder, Alcohol, Potash, Extract Vanilla Corn Starch, Toilet Powders, Hair D)ye &O,, &O. Just received by KE~TCIIIN, McM ASTElR & BICE sept 22 Fertilizers I Fertilizers?! Ij AINGsecredthe $gency foar F~aiv I fil Cony o the folloviingFril zers 8Miblo Paotffi Guano, Baugh's Rlaw Bone Super-Phosphaate, The Carolinnfertilizer, Rhlodes' Suaper- Phosphrate, OrchIilla Guano, Cottn Food, Mlaryland Ammonlated, Conmpound Acid Phosphato of Lime, fo compostinag with cotton-sed; Anal Zell's Ammnoniatedl Jioe Super Phosaphate. .I am -now prepared to Supply my friend with any of the 'abova as low as the eanm cain be .prrhasedl in any other mar ket; with Freigiht anad irayuige added. Ca ait my store and get. caaireis descriptive e their raapective meris. ' JNO. N. CATI!ICA RT. feb 1, 1870 O~L l~11 B aEEEle-y BOOKSELLERSB AND STATIO~NERE .202 Baltimore St., Blallintorc, Ifbve the LA IIOEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCI In the city of' and Law, and DMrrA) and MigoKt~rASboUs An immense supply of General, Blank an Counnuing iousec tatiO2i1lery. B~ank Books madysto oyder in any sy of Binding and Rlulhg aty Tho same careful Attention given to as to Personal Pui hisses, IN~t8ID; PfogqnP~g At IV y g, Oendl far Cataloguet, &d:^ . sept 24--3m 0., Cohunbint &Afgusta W JtL Co 0 St-' utsynIWs Oplrfon, 0O'10E as hereby given that the newohlk, .gglv2, d80. Npot0 known 48s "Wooi1ward" betweer ( hester and Winnsboro, ontthe ialnotto tin above Rtailay, is .now eemapheted, and at agmay !eablushed, .beree fore th'd recel'ing ansi slaipping of ootton andall other pro dudo 'ad artiol'ee u ually #ldpped over rail roads.- .,i -'I (od OUKNIGHT, nov S~tt2 . pgegniesdent. DMorks lHotel, WINVNSrBOI, 8..c. -. Pa-amE~iOaf Ayer's Ohorry Pectoral, Vor Disoaaos of the Throat and Lungs, such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and (Jonaumption. PMbably ulover before in the whole history of hiedcin, h1as anly thing Won so Widely Ind 6 deepi upon the coidiei0 of inaikkind, na this exce cukt remedty for puilnonary compinintos Through a long series of years, aini among most of the races of iien It hns rIsen higher aid iglier In their ostimation, as it has become better known. Its unlibrmo iiracter ani pwer to core the va rolts nlictions of tMe Imiugs anl lhroat, liave made it known as a reliable lirotector arainst them. While lnlapted t) milb1ler 1'6rmis of disieasd illndto young cliiiren, it is at tie same tile the ust effectuall lremdy thit an be given f. inelp' lent con:isu8111tlin, and the dan1igefroiis ailctionil of the. tiroat and luings. As a irovi,-ion agaimst suadden attacks of Crurp it dioblit ie kept on hand in every f Xily, ad lideei a all a are ei inlesuject t I a coll atl(lcoiglis, RAl shiloild be prolvidt-4 w 1ith til an11tidoIte for, themll. Altirigh settled con.mntiMon is thought in. "irabl.-, -till great utinibers of en.s where the d]isea10e seenmedl settled, have been copilietelf aeilnrd, nd1 the patient restorel to sotmd healV Ipy tio Chrry I''oetornl. So co ililete is Its beustory over tht (isordlers of tlhe iings ail iThront, titt the nost obstinate of theii yieli to It, . When nothing 1'e could reach them, inler thd Cterry Peclrftil they subside 11and disntippear. SInr unml P'ulic hjpcakerst JInd great proteitionl froill it. A/sthmain is always rolleteod and oflen wholly clared by it. BropichilIf Is L(erially ettred by taking hlia Chevrry~ P'erforu n simall and fle)iut'nt dose1,. 80 generally) are its virtuiein kinoWn, (lint wd hetli not pIubIlIsh tlie certiletie Of tlemIi hire or tlo more thainn iassire the piublio that its qualillel are WHly initiitained. Ayer's Ague Cure, - For Fever and Ague, Intormittont Favor, hill For, Remittent Fevor, Dumb Aguo, Periodical or Biilious Fever, &o., and indeed all tho aftbetions which arise from malarious, inarnh, or miisnatid poisons. As its nme Implies, It does Clem, anId does not fail. Containing neitlier Arentic, Quinine, Ils muith,7Zin, inor any otiher aineral or pilonoius stibtance whutever, it in nowise injitres any pi tient. 'lime nunber alnd importance of is eumired In the ngue districts, ire literally heYontld necont, blud we belheve witliotc a pniallel In the history Of Agule ledIcinre. Our pride is gratiiled by the acknowleIglent ve I eceive of llt radicnal euries effected in tii.tinate cases, and where olier ri. eCils h.1(1 wholly failed. cinleetnate.l persons, either reslent in or travelin' thiroti innilsliatIc locatliiesn will be protecttel by takIng the r.E 'r, . dily. For /itet' Cpom ple ints. nrising from torpid it - of (he .i irer, iis Jil e.cellent rnemly, lathlul. I aing the) Liver into ienIthy nt-ivity. For nilions Disordert an'd1 Iver('oipdluta, It is an excellent reimly. pro)Iducing lmitly truily remarkatble mures, where othner medicietns had fihild. Prepared by Din. T C. AP.tt & Co., Praetical 11nd Analytical Chienilste, Lowell1, Mass., and sold all roulndl the worhi. VRICE, $1.00 V-Eft 1102'TB Oct 10 1)y 300 Bushels PRIME WHITE cORnt, FRLESIf IVeal and lominy Received weekly from Cathar's MiNl. lip D. i. FLENNIRENs nov8 Se WOLFE. . 1TAV[NG just returned from New York, L. Lull)) upioh ui ren andlmf 111( h e eo izens Iof Fairfie'ld to examlline his Stock bef'orey maiking t heir o'urhaues. - is strack is large, elegant and( varied, andl will lbe offered at such pice.1 na to en fture sale, and1 full sat isinel jont 20 enstunmers. T1o Ilhose persConsf about) 20 miake u the Iiir Fall supply and1(1purchase for cash, I wouhi say give me at trial. yout wvill 0)nco mor'e be conivinced, that, at Wolfe's. y'ou will get the host goouds and the greatest vailue for your mlonley. Our stock ais uisual cogts)4'fs oF 'Dry Goodse and Fancy Staple, Clothing in great variety, a Boods and Shoes aid nits, -Gent's Furnishing (loods, Ladies Cloaks and1 Shawls, Blankoes and Piece Goods. Call1 and( bring the CAlS'I/nI the New# Store, just norm hi of \lo'mully-a gr'ocer'y sfore, A f'ew 3 pl 5 and 11 inch ibber liel )lng at snannfa'cturerIs pric s, oet 4 . S. WOLFE, SPLEND)1D STO'O X FALL AND WUTER GOOS RECEIVING THIS WEEK. We alwa keep one .f tLbo largest Stockw of Dry Goodsm, Hts, Shees atnd Clothing, in tbo rlace, and don't ID~aD to oe undersgold by nyoe LADD BROS. & C0, ~ep 21 Loather. OLE, Wkrdess, Upper, Klp, Calf, Goa t Uand wVhan. Leathe fo ae.Tr