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hetops'aaid w ende. The drought in this section, we aro assured fiotu all qutrgers, h asew riJsly $itfed lie '-irops,, ottpu bolls are Itheddin'g fre'el'y, and in pine. es where there wore seemingly better prospects for a good yield, as much as sixtoe bolls have been picked up, having dropped from ohe''stalk. On Saturday evening a Yfreshing A 'wer visited our vicinty, and ISatur day night we had more rain, but not suflicienit to thoroughly moihtei the ground, and if we do not have more, every trace of it will disappear in a day or two. It is seriously thought, that the cotton crop, under no circum. - stances, c'n exceed the half of an average. Itatlae Snakisa. Mr. Washington Mason, of this 'County, while olcaning up somec bot. tom land a few days ago, killed 191 mocasin in two days with ten hands. This is the biggest snake killing that has ever occurred in this County. Death of W. B. Carlisle, Esq. From the Columbia Phoonix of Saturday last, we clip the following 'paragraph in regard to the death of the above named gentleman. Mr. 'Oarlisle was born and raised in Fair. 1ficld. The Phonix says : "We are informed that this unf; r ltunate gentleman died in the Lunatic As3luom here on the 2d inet. Mr. 'Carliale lived for some ti.e in this city, and was hore known as a gifted editor. Afterwards he removed to 'Charleston , where he became con n C~te( with the Charleston Cour imr, 'and fully maintained his litera-r3 reputation. His inid having become diseased, he was placedjin the asylum here. 'Kis frieuds here were nor 'wiai'bi's 'ickuess until after hi, 'death. We have no doubt) however, but that he received every atte tion, tOap his conditmion required. Mr. Carlisdeleaves a number of kinamen *ud friends Ito r gret h1't his death 'should have been preceded by a lozs of reason-thus sidly closing a career 'whih ,otherwise tnight have been long and'useful." Mu rder and Burnhik. From a private letter received 9rom Feasterville, in this County, we learn t'it thi''olore'd 'ob'Vrdh near Ma1j. 'C. W. lmucett's store was burned Satur 'da-y nilght the 29Lh ult. A negro wo Yh'hn living near by came to h'ir do'or, t6gether with her husband, to wit iebb th'e fire, the woman was kil'ed and her huaband badly rouwided by parties outside. It was unmduubtedly the act of negroes who had seeeded 'f'-bua the churehb. Cotton GInA. Mr. C. Oravely', of Charleiton, S. 'C., ad\ertises his card in this issue. This house is an old reliable one, and 't'hose wishing t'6 purchase gins-, will 'do 'well i'n sending their orders to Mr. '., Nio. NY, Nast Bay'. Cioton Dolls. We have received from Captaib \Vm. McCully, and Mr'. N'. i. Garri 'son, open cotton bells, the quality of which, we imagine, speaks well for that 'whioh is to comeo. Mr. G. informs us tmat lhe had sev 16a open bolls onl Monday last, the 31st July. The boils are oil ethibition at this office. 'fw'inty-one deaths in Charleito foir 'ths~ week ending the 2dtrh tult., of which nind Were whites alid twelve tiolor~id. The Marion Star says the offices at Cllio, Pee Dee, and Campbell's Bridge have per order frorr the Do. partment fromt Washington, been dis bontinubd. One of the best liquids with whibh to clean old brass Is a solution of ox 611e acid.. . A mighty dtillnese tefdna supreme in lodal.6(reles just ziow. The . weather very waha and- the heat oppressive - The clouds -thrgatoited rain' Tues dfiy afternoon, but iWith the exception bf a very slight sprinkle; Signally ?ailed.. Tli$ lte Maebine, ''at 4jolimbia, blbw up oii 1Veaneasy~ ald. ojiera tiens-will be delayed fdr a Abort time. If you hmave toothaohe nfil other f-emedies fail, ,try pounded slum amid borax. You' ~hid It a scjoeg$ reumedy.. So says' an exchange. 'There were f'our thousand personi resent at the hanging of Webster Shad rack, eolbired, at And erhon on the 21st off.ply. 'HTi. orjie was murder. Tar put in water used by fowls 'ill jrevnt-'tho Ajpagoa by -whinkh t tuany are being oars igd, off. So said; 'he' Charlstin Qhawbpr .of doi: lnere hesta meeting on ?'riday of Ias6 ermment for the abatqment of tsx .up? 6n oette ,an#1 ophler gigteru. tonsidershfi ulekonegi pvma. I La11t0r county), id maly of Ae colore4 opr o ae'd'ytog. "Atong tho thousand and'.n' Pi. anos offered to the publio, w searcoely know anyIntruiment o4dity 6%i f it all the desirable qualitU gotfght for as the Knabe lano. %'O ropita tion of Kuabe Piano is an intallible guar'isty of'ekcellon''. [n tihe hou' es of tho moat accompl'ished an'd wealthy of our citizens, and i'h o'ur best seminaries and colleges, theai magn'ifict t instrumento may be found. Nor is this any wonder, for, in pur ity, depth arid e'oustaioy of tone, they ate unsurpnased'. The gradation of scale is so exqiisitely, and, at the same time, compr'heisively 'attuned', that they are capable of expr imsiug eery emotion of the human heart and soul. Their tod, is eiquititely pure and unique', and so eve'n, sweet aYid symn pathetie that it iuipiro. all Vlio lilite'i to it, while 't the same time the ae tion 'id'perfebtiy -tree, and the ke)a re sound to the togqeh with tuih seusi tiveness and iutTli''nce, so to spe'ak' as to make one almost think that the mind of the manufacturer lingets in his work. The Blue Rlie Iailroad -Will It N aullt. Negotiations were entered 'Ato some time ago, 1.y an associatioti f gentlemien, the object being to pur.. chase the Blue Ridge Railroad, aid we now learn that the purchase has been effected. These capitalists, in cludiie quite a number of men well known to South Carolit,a, intend to go at onco to work to complete this. great thoroughfare to the West, so. that we can confidently expect that within a very shott time this great outlet to one of the iobt fei tile por. tions of our State, will open up to trade and commerce the garden of the South. 'T his purchase, if made, will release the State frou any obligatious to build the road, and will throw the wbole matter into the hands of private individuals where it properly belongs. Buildings railroads thould be cotfin. ed exclusively to private enterprise, the State assisting whenever it is shown to be advantageous to the citizens at large to do so. The stock of the Blue Ridge to to be sold to these gentlemen, the bonds . andorsed by tie State turned over to their use, they giving a bond to per. rort the work, as we understand, witlitn a specified time, using the bonds only as the work is completed, something after the manner in %hicho the UOnited States Government issued its guarantee to the Paoi3e Railroad Compat:. By this arrangement it is believed the road will be completed as early as it is possible to do it. All these gen'tlemen ask, is tite coun tenance and iupport of the businteo I comnunity', and this we are confident th's- Will r'ceihe.- Col. Union. An Uncountaste Apparition. The, inmates of a house situated on a bill knoien ast the Patk Pond proper. ty, Ney J'e&e',. were, on thle mnorning of the 3rd instait', startled from slIeep by a loud..ntdiss, and .were alarmed and horrilie4 to s'ee the holis'e sur. rounde'd by iiaines, alid the alarm was increased by a soulid of falling at'ones atid of burBing bushes1., The fuioie mnovid fl'toiiard i wire fence and set fire to a snitt and blan ket'. In erossiig; lhe fli-6 struck a tree and bited It. IErddii tile wire fence it piasse-d aldng the gro.ind like a billaf ol 11o., ?Iind w'r~ath'6d ,inif aropandth oiRf t'rel', stH 'dpjg oil the bark and splitting Lhe ir n l. The inmates felt ii bilrni '' sehsa' tion in thelt- thro tgs and jip itation of the b'i'rt. 9tin11ing lhir lied thte house; btirhinK at the thf-olit and nostrils; The Iilame and heathd air fttnittel' a'don passed away. Where the B -the ~treck the pizza as it pads el thi-o'tgh, charring the titmbetas apal timbers amnd tearing uap the pliinkbe; vliicht were saattered td. a di lance The fence shows sighs of ilinilng bee red hot, and In ples completely b1Yrned a~ay. The OrigIn of a ProverlI. 'Pb dab Edit~ri of lte .&.6stdi .Dat?! Advertiser . Oan arny of your readers !rifol-m 'ai wlle-e is; to be found the drlgih Bf tb prove rb, "Cleautiness l i Hit tdi god liness''? W. lions', 1i i attribliteil to Jolhn WVeat. lby. ,It ot-enta in his~ 92d .sermbn, "On tircais," as follows -"Certainly this i s A duty, not a sin. 1Clbanli. bieas is indeed Nex to gollliness.' In view of the fact that it Iy apparent ly used as a quotation by John Wes. ley, the qmiestion of Its orlgin n'ray still be demed aft opedi &ne.---Eds. D)ailfJ Adierite. Chicken Choler&. Alum is recommended for Qbicken bihUftat. A writeor sae t Whb'&n t no'hice the hens begin to. droop and look sleepy, I give them three or four (saspoonitils of strong alum water, and rbp~st the nest day.' I aldo isix the food (say corn meal)l ith, strong slum water, feeding t~ice a day for Lwo or three days; .afterwardsopnop a week. Since I have practiced the abrove I have not loet ?fiy. -14.will take sixty -ybars to restote to PFrando the for'esf$ rathlesifj idait ed inta (W iflt~ry fsa'tionts ofthe ki aa .e A Shhm War. Dating the present sumumer 'a aVa\' atou an extebsive stale Is 'to take pla e in Russia for the purpose of giv.ing ,he staff odicers of the army, who have for years been' almost exolu. sively ocoied in offieo work, an op pottunity 'of making the'aelves prac. tictlly acuainted with the details of military . tions., ,''ho, first of these ino'venreuts will represont An at tack on St. Petcroburg. The attaok. ing arwy will Ijiaroh to,qrA tile capi tal fron Dan' uit ill the direction of P3,110ov, and e supportt d by a dc. tac ment fron RAistA. Tio defenders will operate on Ostrov tid be sup ported front Dorpu., T b~e Ii te'r will also take nieasures for rem&I u$ poy. .session of the Baltio provi'ne:;, and Ilay down a line of fortihcat'i'bn3 at Revel and Wesenbur g. E'acIi of the a mies will consist of about four di. Visions of infantry and eig It or (en regiments of cavalry, toge't bor with supports of artillery and cossa9ks. The staffgf both sides are to send into 'the Wa'r Dep'irt'iellt detailed reports of their ogorutaont, in'A t; r'ender a striot account of e'ped'it'Air'es ''f stores and providons. Topographi cal sketches of all the grounid pi.ased over are to be uade with great care, And in all respects the inovenents of the trop's 'no'd the proeoedings of the iicers will ho a pre'Ie' imitatiou of the uinutje of actual service. o to iudge ' it r by the Sky, The colors of the sky at different ti me afford wonderfully good guld ance. Not only does a bright sunset presage, fi'r *'eatber, but there are otfher its which sp allt with clear. nees and ,aecuracy. A. bright ) elIow in the evening indicates wind i a pole ye low wT. a I'eutrAg ay color cCon. sti utes a I: vor, .le sig'1 In tte e'ven. ing-a'n 46nfa'vorable one i the tmorn. mig. The clb'Adis 're fiII o tkn~ig inshemselve's. If they' are loft', Uin ie'nued 'hnd feathery, the lat her will e Ane ; if the ed *erAre hard'..'sharp iud definite, it wi:1 be foul. 'duer lly speaking, any deep, unu-'tal hu'ed )etoken wind and rain', while tVhe, mo're juiet and delicate tints bespeak fair ireather. . ib' st hese, tl 'tims re' the Bi itish loard of 'f'ra'o has bought fit to publidi them for the use >f sea-faring nien. An Illinois man has bee't iM e Fack6onaville Insane Asylum for'~out wo years under treatment, but a ew days ago he wat priounoed lopelely incurable, and sent bome. )3 arriving, ie spoke to his girls and aid : Well, girls, you are keeping louse alone', ore 3ou ' When his wife entered, he started as from a Iream, ckulamning, "My God, ,Jane, I hought )ou,were dead, dead ; is it in-' leed you I" And seemed complItel1 )nercotne by .h's emotions. The hook did noie ror him han me'dical Lid could (o. de rcedv'er'od his rea on entirely, and thus far 'r'eoains it. When Professor Felton, repAing "A Mid suitimer Night'.-s ream" t'o thek Itptain of a ship, of which lie was a passenger, came to the description of Oberon, sitting on a promontory lie.. Lening to a mermaid bu a d'#jphin's buck, the seamali *ah" disgust'ed. "The dolphin's back," stid he, "is as sharp as a razor, and no merniald could porsibly ride the~ bess un~. Less the firatadddled hiim." Some cbap tells of a drinkcen fel low witt a~ box of waatches in his pock' et who lay down ont a sidewalk. ,.e >ther day, to enjoy a quiet snooze, White rolling over in his sleep the natches took fire. A waking he snuff lhe aii- suspiciously, smeilt, he buaining rinustone, and ejaculated, "Just as ixpeeted. In h-It (bio) by hokey." .Ikiity7 and Emaoiation toolh resW:( frot lie lock of ability to nen cert, the food into nutriOenat. htow nieces sry, then. fphr those suaiering froni thes itarming symiptonsa to .inximediatoly resor o a remedy thait wilt ftrengthena the stomb weh and digestiv .organhs. For, as poon at his desirabhg.ob ect has been accomplished ho heatlt,i'piprgves,.ani .the. patient -re. umces hi it.tip enal1app.arances. loes etteF's Slo ja i tiers htave attained a ravebcen proven the best a m's en of renoyvqtinig constipatioin, terting the he st< inch, giving energj to the liver, andlr~ejteving every symptom ef nervous Itesis,Jgn<( C stshon of spiritn. Its cheer: Ingtaqd l.~~i9a f9ts ais pighj spoken if,) lholanI(L w 19, pe It t#..thi r re'sto. ratio 9,,ehcj ..o'rosi prative in theaD oats of medpii iqp as attained the' cam. popularity 3n.t he short space of time it Sd,bee b f're the pntblp, or ha, won-the igh.bndoraertients accordced to liu eieel' lenz toniR ..yyofier ! ~jatpp.pr porting Li p orecjvetu~ ,,etra~. haveabe~en intr,o, ce , and hnve perished one by one, wper b~he, popdttwiig#~ oi. let tey'. 8,taneli ,p etra cont inues to NI irenae, and is now recognized as a house thens ofth orter ,evin'bea'at, once its VitsNib i.;.cases of debility snd .disseaa fthe eltmacth. c rtifiestes.?I~ oat witl. ut ifs ter, have geen p,ulblis't ., sain 1ts truly mnra ~ op popfr in reno~vating Lhe ,fints iq eru o~e. Anid at this time~ it seta~ ... . ii. ret attIl 4 etinp t~o tihe great remedy p~ sgv, ii rder to awaken pubtib ati'n io( its excetlenee. It is li' only preparraon of' he kInd thrat .is relit~bli in all ecses,' - nd It is thterefore worthy of the considerainn ,f the afflicted. aug 2 Brons oftthe ZoDIno. A philosopher in tlteWest,. grown itnto mdmiration of: the l trry Peett::at, writes Dr.. Agre for .. in itruost ion undler wihich sign he shalt be bled, whiebilteredand hioh v~nied.,~ tnd undor which he bhall takeAyeta Pill4 for ain affect in of te liver :also under which sign his wife should otinmence ro take the Sarsparilla for her allment, Hie adds that he already knoys to yesn hIs calves Sand~er. T'aumr's, ctlari 'le is ags In Seor%,io. out hi. htqir in 4rles, and pojik his feet in Pisees or Aquarius as their condition requtires. Se hootlm'ast ers, sItt r Wfsonsin, A4 fisit Mr. llat when yoU get theren. I Low. oll Daily New. - July 1. 0per poend at i .j .a .I 6nt j11e68 - 'L W eAiiIrAane ,, C01T6N OTNS. -~ O,.WN- Yeopr' Patern ,.Cotton Gins a'i cI , , ;tij ol maid go materials, very liht running, and . unsur passed in the quantity do the staple prd. duced. Price $4 per saw,.delivered at any R. I. depet it is Statedhereth eight does noL exceed that of two R'ailro . Gullett's Patent Stoel Br,ussh Cotton Gina -the cotto. from these Gina always comn. mands the iigl,qit. market priqe uibee or. dinry care is talte'L the preparAtion.. At the Cotton .tg i -, hpd at Augusta, Ga., last year,bCFrs "fg9re ten gI isrn 'bom. tion,an il-the premium wase awarded to the Gul'ett in. Price $5 und $5.60 per saw. , ' Cot ton Preases of varios pntternt, lI'er.4 P'owe' , . eondley's Port able Sienm Eugines, iOnly's Yentocky Plonghs. 4 V. 0 It A V KI. 52 t Unyt., south of the Postofce, I hIrlestn '. C aug 3 :2 SELLIMI4 OUT' AT T!l ,,j OL b 8' TA NP;r ON~'TIIPLA'[tN.G rqmoval to our New iore ou. Mintut ~me t,,pt qg c~prn the ' A.Se1'tember next--we o - our Plock at greatly redutced figires. 13argnims will b' o'ered if neanmnauiled by the CASI. (ur stuck consists' inapart of DA'i, Ibttins and Lard, Sugnr, Coffee, Molnases, Flour,-Meal, Corn and Rice, S.%gars Oft all grades at all prices, Mackerel, Soda, Sonp, Starch, pandles, Tos ix'f all qualit let, Spices, Pepper. Maccaroni, Verrnic'ella, Salmon Pineapple, Ietche ant\ Veltables iti Cai, Beslhca ar assor: njeoL f PilAIation 8 Es. ot g'c n'2g 56 RICE, SuGAR, IM olasses AND Nali, AT McI**y & Oo's. l'ooreJia''s Family Bi ters Fliid Extract Cannabis Indi. cus. Pure Oil Lomon, Lepion and Rapery Sy s. ac . Aci yr tpi 3,.Pr aty. nd-. Maie,. for iedipinal d'turposes, lor. phine id Quinin- at how Esscencie Ginger~ Cpn~pound,yr1p. or Phos phiaten '- (lhotneft ..F g .. CThlorate of Potash kM onges for (rn * c..., -)DR. MOBLEY'S' July 25 Drug Stae Turnip Seed; A R~IOE s upply of lipl i TmmpR 'just, received. Also .'it1'ty W Jiteead, l)urh ih,0 mt~,tg. acco, Also (Qo Lont-i rpi~1iwti llotpeptiou, yIpes. Medlicinesq, llard ware, W~es Also a. large lot. of ILadies lh ess Goods, .whicly will be sold low, ror the ca.s,.,.,~ ~ ; july 24 Mo 'ki( Chauihphgne !Champajngne! I ALOT of. Cuinpagne and a lot Atue whim :I.. kilts, justI i-eceive at. Groceriesla P3LOUR, Sigara1. Cpoffees, Tea, Sardines, Candles, Canned t'omatoes, Jellies-, C'anndsl Oysters'. Cakes atnd Crackert,. ,ep. per, Ginger, Alspice,Cloved anti -Ntttihegbl. Pick les, 8tarch, Sanp, . Soda, .Ceneentated Lye, Patash, Blacking, lilaoking -Braites, Muat ardFrench Mustard, Aceno 'a, aesort ed, Smokingand Chtewing Tobacco,andYVan kce, Notions. *'.FURNITURE: A large lot of Favnjiny,onensIsfting;.ee Lounges, 8o', Bdok Car~es; Writing Oesk., all Walnput, 14)0 asasortedt iSingle and-Donble Hedateads,- 100 White-. Oakc 8p1it Dlbas lhaming Chair., Parkot *Jhairs,"Wartilbes, kept ,thg r tne, at 'cosltblt tle p clhp for opsh, :Lsokin GisAses put. in hWd frames- or maitd o'o .de~ Our tered~ are casth and w ewiligel ort he eab. Call r ndl ye. our l'rfo cipek, ust arriA jat H eINTVRZlk aND AtumandA4 Braadj Ps eha~ Jte'rs jian 26 Mill earln , L nIP leys WINE&r ANDL URSi X LAItAoi A RTMEIS AT /C S BEiANCHI SOUTT & CO., Commission IMerfiants, 'GUST A,. GA., AGENTS FOR MARYLAND STRAM SUGAR R N!fgR#Y,..reprietra of AX. VE.LS10 'S0i cfim , C rurtaisha r tof tr d o'ur tin barrels or a10 4 .r to exe. cute orders for torn, Ilacor, Oats and any. thing that pertain te !roduice 'Bisinen, '"t the lowest market rates. We o Wr extra inducAenitesito cott-a meroNii N -ft'r. uishing. 8;andardrefine tagr at the Price qoet 0 b dol-; lvP#. Marchan to would do. to sead for pr o st. mar 81 THAN THE CHEAPEST. No Jumbuging I Everything us tep'esenLed. MIRS. SHAW has returned from pureahaQ g t4bird sqpply this sea. Aenof 1 [line y :nd Ladids Dress Goods, whicb is one of ,be cheapest, tuoot complate and fdshionable stooks ever offered in thi.4 maiket, - all of which will b ol't low (pr ,:t.hn Cab, at . F. ELDER. Aiways or HMd. A complete stock of Gents Read3 Made Cl.o in,~ iFt rilabing, Goods un1d Piece . 0 5, 1.u,. great YHkiety, Bloots and Shoes, Ladies. and Aliases Gaiterm and Slipper., which annot be suirpameed for cheapnos and 'quality at Fi. HLDER'8. Grocele ani Provisions. 254buh1A povst ISea,, Cornhoeld Seed''.1) ns Caned-Fruit, Pickles. Blrandy Peahes; Chenry Bounce, (Jon feotioanaries, &q., aLl.agf wbhjob will be sold-oheap fuoash at~ e uhr lj Alwa)g oii han9i 0 owest cash pr ~ FRU~I' .{AJS. .4''be most inmyroved Self-Sealing Patent FIti F fdr &tlo fdr tihe esiha F. HBDEW'.:' A asic I$ a' a--spn our ,stog be fere buy tig yd ..satisf3 atou pTs ~ b and quala; for l,' ormine~ ngt to 40.5 titICR. LASI' GLNC * aa.l. 'nK OVF WbOlWARD & LH OT Intonding to darry over until ne season, any of our present stook of Sprii and 8urumer Goods', now offer the ft articles At Cost, For Cash, Vit: forty Pi'6 Leno, Mosambique and J pattse,- several Whte and Colored Pique one 1ie4l3uft' Drels Linea, in assort tue of L a het a - Miser Lyle Glover, ot do.en pair Ladies Wit Gloves, a Die assor ment of Gents Felt. Hats. Our stak of Shes has recently been it proved and we can now offer somethii cleaperiti Ladies and htisses fine wor than ever before known in the market. A. supply of one and two Quart Fru Jars of the best kind on hand. In Giocerieff) We have the best Sug r. Cured llam, lict Breakfast Bacon, Gun Powder an English Breakfast Tea, Lard In Tin Duct Remeinber we coltinute Qir A$17 S I k - A0 4 .. 1 .0 TEM and will 4lways effer our customer the lowest prices that a strict adherenme t it, will afford. july 18 The Stiie or S"ilth Carolina, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, COURT 'F PROD ATM. PflILLIP C. BROOM* Fliza A. ilughe' vs. Austin D). Arledge, Mary E. Nelsor and her husttand James * Nelson, Willis 1) Arledge, Willitin .ArledgV., Jr., Am lia Ar ledge, Japes Lowe, sciar Lowe, Coot Lowe, Thomas t.. IGe ncy, Ja'nie C Hughes and her hpsbaand Isaano Hughes Laura If. Lastiles, 0. Cook Castles, liarrio Q. tQastles, James A. liroom, William Ar ledge. 8r., Susan Arledge, John Arledge Jr., James Arledge, Mary Arledge and Sal lie Arledge. Suinilong 1i1 ' 0I or' Rea, Este. To the abovo named Defendants in thi Action . You are hereby sttaimoned and re quired to answ -r the petition in III is ac. tion, which .I x1,ti i!) lihe, oiice of oh4 J udge of Probate For the County and Stat4 atoresnid. and seree a copy of yoir answ(i on the subectibers at their office, in thi town of Winglsboro. iin ,aid sole. wilthir twenty days after filr .i- e i. ,, r. iCie .tim mons on you, excluu.id iii.t.v day of ser vice, and if you fail to answer the Petiticit within the tiene aforesaid, the Petitioneri will apply to the Court, of P'robato of ti County aforesaid, for the relief demnanded Witness, William NI. Nelson, Esetinire Judge of Probate in aind (or .said. County this the 5th day of July A. 10 18'i1.. 'McCA NTS & DOUG LA S, - .. Attorneys for Petitioners. W. M NELSON, [L.. 8.] . - - Judge of Probate. To th'. Defendants Austin D). Arledge Jameq. Lowe, . Osar Lowe, Cook Lowc Tihorop O4.,Gtiney, J anie C. Ihilugcs and oerhla band Isaao liughes, James A lirom.- W ilam A rledlgo, Sr.,., Susan A r ledge, .John Arledge, Jr., James' Ai-ledge Mary Arledge, ,itnd Mallie, Arledge-:, Take notice, that the Suntunons and Peti tion in this casp were, Gled,'p thte office o th~e Judge of I robatq, fp to County o Pairnield and , 1tat e o9( o CarolIna, or ~fAttornyhsfor PetItioners, July 8-- wwx Winnboro, 8. C, tirr 4 VV have ppned a beAutlful assortIna '1f PdgItE, Jaqonqte.; Muslirur Lswne, . Da rages, ir esI, Grenedines and otheor Dres #54. a oan~ra stooli of Whit all v. . etgto eis.l We try igeet 9 t efhoe ehatIe goiar$get,yqu at1 ouan g~ Line fromi us. . Every, Shdeo warranted'fre from wood and paper, 'i" 'a * fl '4~ik&a t,i * 4 '4~i* "'~iAU*,u IEU. h a, fd If sd iTid f its$ otilid* .ft thu~n at t t $9; ~jT 4I. flr'keti~ andt .OlqJ WaNLEn SPRING & SUMi GOODS I I. I g Tlil1'subsorl'bers are regely\mg a M' . ally large steck of . aiad ios 1ress Oood.', Triminingo, 0 loves ad. Ilosiery, Oonto uielln's Gloodi, ITU8 rolf .ur)p9)hing d 00ds. d I tuetioGo <, 4 Hatshoop, q., To whidh they invite a oomparl'sn with Colunbi pri'es. t Hardware, Wagon Materials, Paints, Oils, Wooden ware, Wall Pabering, Shades, Lampi, Med i9ines, Books, &o., &. 31u :-L11a C1.&ftE3:* MWMASTER t BIMICE. Lenmrwsud INEG A1 a, RTHIS 1%1vorilng traote, Cream Tuaiar, Nutnpga,. Horse Powr ders, Hog Powders, Medicine for Chicken Cholera, Ilronilal Trolles', Salt Petro, In. digo, Citric Acid, Liver Regulator, Juniper Tar, Worm iConfdc6l ona (arbolio Soap, Vermnifuge,,CitiaI. ,Of;iMagnesia, Congresp Vater. Also, Magnolia Balm, Magnolia Water, Bell Cologne, Burnetta (ocoaine Toilet Soap, Perfumery, &c. Just received MoMASTER & BRION. Doors, 8sshes, Blinds, &c. Manufacturei and Dealer, No. 20.Hayie Street and Ilorlbeck's Whar/, OHIAR LESTiON, 8.,0. em g4dy This is the largeat and most om lete factory of the kind in thec Southern .itates, andi all at-ticlon ini this line can be fur'nishied by air. P. P. Thalo at prices which defy qompetition , 86r A pamiphilet, witi..fuLj 'anA detaile4 list or all slites of Doorn, 1ihshes and Blinds, anid thi - pricos of eacti, will bo sant free and p)ost paid, en applIcation to P. P. TOALE. July 11-1y Charleston, 8. C.. zS'UABLE.P4 A. F. O O 0DI.fN G ,I KENcnsa1 O'n, bhind hine Vaddle and Hawrfess hlorsed. .Also broke -an4 unibtoka Mules, a, good alm over .brought te this mas..e. .od5.4. Oarringsb, )uggis, Waes oSd Ile ~e al ..ys en hand, to hire en the ineS. boe-al Mme ~ dee fl JUBT RECEIVEDe C Ar Iodd o~ C sobo h to Or 50 Bacoks N w Pafhil& lour;'hitJ ' T Homi ooip n1y bphaihdir e ed twice G'*k'fro'm Mr. Oreight'S Mill, at the bRi& prioe as Oorh. It D. R. Flenniken. 200IOT AND SHOE. i ~t tvprepared to do, work iq~ he ad best styled. My 'Is no neoE1tel$5ftgo'oet-Of ~I toro had. awork done as I can.uaakeAs good BOO "or~ Juist.Reeved. auad DomestleBeguar.. - -i'. -' i Mahwy23 I.l. bI@A1IJE.