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.---0 To- (Oiil] I think of thee ki Andly yet, At quiet ove, Whein nemory o'er the melting heart, Ite8spell dth aeave, Uhenpigrth in surmurs hulf stirprest, Like tonderest sigh, Seems but the evho of reposo, Whici-lingers by. 'Neath shady oakw 'here once we played, And sunny'slream, I linger lone'.J now, Of thee to dream, And though with heavy heart I pine, And brqrw.of care, Comes a still whispor to my heart, Thou yet art near. -Whai eartlAgs dewy mists around, O.hsgurostho blue Of Heaven's fair arch and little stars, Coming peoping through, I've felt that thou wert notof earth, -And wilI sigh, Of anxious hope to meet thee thero, Have gazed on high. T. C. S. Tho Way of tho World. 0 'And so, Amy, dear Amy, I have come to you, a;d revealed all this hopeless Jove, knowing your good, heart, and ready s mnpa thy. Already does my pain seetn lessoned, 'and my burdens lightened, and you, when one day another comes to interest your heart, more deserving than your adopted bio0bor, will cot.fide in mie, that by my sorroit and my ex perience I may guide you. Promise me, dear sist.er, that you will have no secret grief for me, will you ' And Robert Mason looked tenderly on Amy avs sho stood on the river bank beside himi. In her rustic garden hat andlight evening dres:, with the rich brown hair clustering about her fair temples, and her truttful eyes raiked to his, she made a true pIctuire indeed. -Atcountry sceno it was, with broad, green r eadows and rfeaceful valle3 s, a giant rango.of nountains and a flow ing river, with the light from he dy ing sin trembling upon its bosom. Those two were adopted brother a:l sister, and had traveled thus far in life together, sharing each other'sjoys and griefs uatil a sorrow had com e to one the existence of which the other must never know. 'You will not have a secret grit f from me Amy, will you ? And when I go back to the dull counting-houze in the city, and my thoughts shall turn nightly to you, I can picture to myself a fair little girl with heart as light as air, and eyes in whcse depths a shade of sadness never sits. Cheer up, and don't lot the thoughts of my miRfortune grievo you. Promise Amy to tell ndal [the future may bring you cither a portion of gladness or of torrow, and when the time comes that your henit thall go forth to meet its destiny Ict me know of it. I have the right to claim this fiom you. Will you promise 7' Amy looked out upon the flowing river and taw the sunset fading away fromits bosom ; then beyond the purple mountain top, where a tiny star had flashed into being. 11cr eyes fell Again to the river, where a hand ful of wild flowers, which the had gathered on the way, and thrown idly into the atreamn, were floating far down to the cteoan, and so, she thought, is mny life, like the r iver, cver sweeping onward to the eternal sea, and bearing the roses of.Jove on its bosom, never enjoy. ing their perfume, going relentlessly on to its course, never coming back. but ever going forward. T1he flowers dlrifted out of sight, and Amy gave her answer with trembling lips: 'Perhaps,' she said, 'mine may be dif ferent from woan's usual lot ; I may nrever love.' No,' replied Rober t, tenderly strokinirg huer hair, 'if I do not mist ake, your's is a nature thant could not exist .withuout bcstowing its wealth of love on e'me worthy object. Iklicve uri, you willI love ; but G od help you fromtu knmowing the bitter pang of loving and not lmeet ing in ith a return.' Oh ! if lie only knew how she loved him ! If lie only knew the (loop pain ho was causing her faithful heart. Iht. womian mnust bury her love from sight, and with her own hands pres the sod dleep) into the grave. 'Yes,' repeated Amy, 'God keep all fr-on that tutter-, bitter panig ; but,, if it is my fate, I will submit calmly. No rman suffers for having a womian to love him ; and what is his~ happiness will.coe.,to eagt its rfleetion upon nit;~wthhis'Foi rowv will be mine also ; even to love him would be more a great deal more, than I deserv-e' Ile noted the thr ill in her voice, the wonuderous light in her eyes and the tromling huands that wvere elasped~ nervonsly together, any yet never guessed the truth. One again 'Amy looked out upon thoe flowing river, but thme light had g ie CFOuu its breast, and in dlar kness anud silendo i puassed onua Thea her glancee went upward where the stars wer hining In rdgaul state ; and again shae thouight, is gsy life like the river wha the saunshrne hias fled from its bo< mu, hidingj ill in darkness and sule: cm', even the roses that have drift edl far away. Silenut arid t houightful the two tm'rned their Mteps homeward, arnd thant night bef're separating, said f~awell, for carly the next morning Robert wvas t~ iet urn to thre city. Two or three evenings after found Amy on the same spot, by the river, when the sun was bidding it farewell. She was walking sadly along when her foot struckc against somlething nard, antI, stooping down to pick it sip, she found that it was a little gold luchAt, out of which lookedl at her a face as fair and (realh a a spr.in. morning ;a rosy, smniling Luouth, la rge hazel eyes, and long graceful ringlets -a beauty ; but A my sighed as ah murimured 'poor Robert,' and a tear trickled down on the lovely mina ture. The sound of an approaching foot step caused her to -start and look up, and a tlight frown onmo over her fair faco as sho turned and behold the intruder. rEouso me, Miss Amy, for inter .rtuptinig your reverie, but you are somirewhlt 8.lfish in your walks,' said the gentleman, as he joined her. A slight parleying of words was for sonoe:imo carried on, when the con versation grew more earnebt. Arthur Lee wa:s a noble spooimen of imankhoodl; tall and finely formied ho seemed born to sway hearts ; and yet hero was one le woul- give his life to gain, and it was denied him. lIl .pleaded long and earnestly, but Amy told him of her love for another, and gently as she could, assured hii that it pained her to hear him n talk o and begged him to leave her. And again the light faded away from the river's breast, and the darkness envol opod tho world with its countless numii ber of brc-iking hearts ; and only God knew all. The days passed on, and one bright sunimer morning A iy was ront to visit i sick friend who was longing in tensely to see her. But wrint a change ! No cne would recognize in the faded oheek and and listless eye the blooming face that looked up from the litldo gold locket ; yes, it was Robert's love, the idol of his life ; languishing, on a sick bed, dying perhaps, and yet his strong affsotion could avail her nought. 'I am so glad you have come, dear Amy,' she murmured, there is something I want to tell you : I know 1 :.m dying, but I shall ie rejoiced, for ci th has no more plea:rite fk.r nc. Come nuarer, Amy, and hold ny hand, while I tell you the secret that is taking ny life.' She drow from her bosom a little packi go, opened it, anid took thence 9 faded rose. 'Amy, do you renem ber the Li thinight party you had when you were sixicnii ? That night Arthur Lee plucked this rose from your favorite butlh, hold it awhile, then droppc d if, I picked it up, and with the love I feel for him, hai e laid it next my heart., where it li :1 with, ered like my life. Amy, he loves you ; when you are happy together, think some time of the d) iig girl whose love for him is beyond the grave.' Amy bowed her head, and sobbed bitterly. 'Dear friend,' she faltered, 'I do not love him, I can never love him ;' arid with a sad ht ai t she told tier all tie for row ful story. This is the way of the world. It were better if we could only love those ini return ; but we go through life knowing not, nor caring for, tho love that is given to us freely, but. sighing for that which is never to be ours. And so, the p -or, faded face that had looked so blooming in the little gold locket, wont, to) nilep with the dead rose clasp next its heart, and the mighty love of a strong man buried in its coffin. Amy's truthful eyes shed many a bit ter tear over the flower A r'wn g:ave, for she know it was a double burial that calm Furmmer even ing, and that all shre eared for in life was there uundernecath thre i od. Ar" thuir Lce camne sormetimnes to look upon the grave, but never knew that it contained the secrets of three hear1'ts. This is the way of the world, and a sad, sad way it is. We all rnay sooner or Inter find a grave, for a dead lov e, anid go threr e to mourn our hiopes. Eot r r L. CUARLE3 A. DAIA, Edioo'n A Newspaper of the Present Times. Intended for People Now on Earth. Violnding Farmors. 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Callcers4 ill -ho Wolb :ti all wedakenting tanad Ipilnfall 1-ieil.l -, Night st , l.o-s of Spem-1l ; "IdI was'es ol fihe life |-rineorigle. ;I!( a lte I .t m .4 t it. asaige if ti1 1 10itli of Ii , r 1.inis ill' be e . ;, the re of t - r o, Con, 1 t ioal, od S i disass ;hu it isitnh :ositv cire for Ki',n. an ladder Com' nijl 1in'1, UrnaryW .mda Womb1 Di5aseGav N!Ii heteyts, atoey, stoage~m If Water lalclntinence sai kine roilight Diseae AlbuinnraitIl and in X talitases whert- tr Ial, britikduta epois,or the at is alhicka clu, mid wthta, subspanes oik' thel whnea otf an egg, or athrendas like whtiae silk, or'al tere is aamorbid, dnark, billious appar an1ce, lad wha C itto dusit deposia s, and wh len athere is a prickiang, buinag senisa. 1t011 wheln piassmag wallera, and patin in te 8ntndl01t of h Back aad aloang athe Loinas pertfeci ly Insteiless', elegantly3 co~n ed withI ' wea't giant.-1 lurge, regiuhlte. puify, cle ianse ail slarenga lena. ilnilwaly's illIs. iior thea CIre 'fal d' 1iisordlers of' lhe Sttach.tl L iver, Biowels. Kidneays, Blhulde'r, Nervonas iDis e'nnen', lleanahe, Ctnti1pa at, 1,os1ivenea s. I ni'geio"hu, Dy 'in-piSia. Billlitutses, 13i1 Iiona Fevr, lohainaalanation if athe Bowel. Pie and tall Deran ig menisof8 italt I Illeral Vi cer'n. Witariat it o 1affeIct a posit ive cure P'aarely Voge' llale cont 1aiin no maer'ctury, mmlaerals 0or100 delet aiomeicines. Observe th lao allow'ing symtpt oms result. intg l'roma Disorder's of thea Digjeslaive Or-. gans: Contist ipalion, Inwarid Pl'hes, Full ness5 of' to Blood in th l ao dl Aclidity of thso Stotnach, Nilusen'. Ilarthurn'a, "igest of 'outd, Fullnaess tor Weight in thela Stoamacha, Sour' itca't ions. SinakIng orI Fluat aerinag a a le lia. of thea 8ttomneh, Swianoaaning of Lla I oiitl, ilurr'ied ai Diflicualt Breath in tg. A few doses of Iliwny's Pills will free thec sytem fronm tall the above named diis ttrders. P'rice, 25 cents8 per box. Sold by 1)aru ggis. He ti '-False nti T1rua."' Seand onae let. ter'-satam to IiI)nwAY & CO , No. 87 \Iaalent Lino, New Yoark. Ir formation wotrt toulalnd wvill bte tient to yen'l. Win. G. Whilden, Agt.,i Wantches, Jewelry, Silver and1 Plated Ware't, ( Cl(cks, an n i falii o in ,,t e . E Kilig St.. t'or, Belhhillan Key Box ~I CII ARIl-ST1ON, 8. C. sept 2-im ____ AT1 WHITE'S BARERY ASKn Confootionai'y NIT II uER t'resh supply of plain1 5 ad faa. t. andtioti. (Irantges Cocoaanitsi, Pecan, p lhaz,:, tatnd llalzel .\uas, En~aglishi WVnanuta n 'ottmonds, Bandtiy Petiohes, Oysters, &c. '2 Jan 21) R1.1 The only Reliablo ift Dlistribution in1 th country 1 $ 60,000 00 IN VA I L UA BLA' GIFTi' To bo Dit t ib.ated in La D S 1 PS *152nd legn bu .\lon i bly 'I ItT 9 TO be I)r.:t w o M 41.d1:y, N.y 27 I 1871. Two 'Iriiizd.Capt.iJ.4 o $5,000 Each in Greenbacks. Five Prlizes IF560 Tt at ltriz,.s :*10 ) Each in Greenbacks I Wtot1aH NUalnut oF c.aaa tal'as $100,000 I I llor.e and Itggy, withl Silver-mnoulgalodal lianswort h.1(1. I Fine dloe ewo 'itnno, wo'rth A00, 1() Famazaily SeWing Machines, worth $100 5 I'envy Cased God Ialaonting Waatces and Ileatvy Gobal Chlainas4, i oath1t $2000 ealch. 5 (old \imerientn Ilitu:ing Watches, worith $125 eeh. 10 1.nadiau' Gatld IIting Watcle., worth $125 anch. 800 Gold .nd Silver Lever IIunling WWIIc es (in nil) worth from $24) to $310 entch. Ldies' Gold Leoline Chains. Glent's (told Ves.t Chai -.-, Silver-l-latied Castors, Solidl Silver' nnd Donible-platael Tatle and Ten. -poons. Ivory handled 1)inner Knives, 8.1. ver ph11 0tl Lia ner t Forks.Sil ve' Ve I (t(hni ta holo gt't h A lbuttt, I[,dic-s' (joid jItcast - pin.f tin I E1.tr ring4, Gent':s Prowilpins. Shirt Sitils owl Sleeve Iuttnas, Finger r-ini. Gold V'ens (.2ilver exctenlsion.) ele. 11h11-e nun1sbercl 6*1is, .(y.Tjekets limit l1 60.00. Aentas antedl t stall Tick o whomat% I,ilbet al l'rentiums will be lond. Single 'l it l:ets S I : six Tickels $.; T ew :;ic 1s 0 - Twena v-live Ticklt *20 Cituts cent:a ning at hall lji or I aizes, at dei tion o It ttmer or daiwinag. ta1l tat :wrt inmm ion il r f ence to lthe D;ast ibuttttiot, nill be s. ni to Iany an or.I ring them .I i] let ttr :1t' i t' i ad. 'Isdt o LYl INE Fin Il. tilice. 101 ' 5:b . . t..1 i. 0, TH1E CAUSE AND CURE OF CONUMPION. -The primary cause or Consumption is derange ment of the digestivo orgar. This irangemilent produces deficient ntrition and% aussimttlntion, By asimilanttion I maae.t Itant proceas by which the nu triment of the footd is converted Into blood, latl thenco into thle solid, of the body. Persons with digestion thus matlatrea. hatving the slightest tare dLtposition to pulmonary disense. or if they take coldt, will to very linble to thave Consumption of tiei Lungs itn sat e fa its forms; and I hold hatt It will be ttmosiAble to cure any ctse of Conaaumpton withont first restoring a good dlge.tton anti healthy assimitailtion. The very first thing to he done to to cleanse the stomeh ntd howeli from nl diseased mucs and ilme, which Is clogging theme orgains so that they cannot perfori their fmacttons, and tein rous op anti reslore tahe liver to at hailthty action. 1'or this purseto lthe sureat and best remedy Is Sehtenck's Maalndrake 1lt.. These Pills clean the stoatt atnd howels of alt tte' dead and mnorbd Atalma Itat Is caUSinagatdIsea'S nald dc'ay In tile whole systent. They will clear out Iaie liver of all dtas'ed tile that lts acuttmulated there. and rouae it op to a new an alatithy netton, by which nairal and ieailt y hile Is ecreted. Th toinnch, howels, nnd liver are thus clenased by Ithe# u% caf Senek's Mandrtakae Pila; but there remtitts at Itt stotantach n excess of nelal. the organ I torplet ad lthe aplatito poor. Ina tthe bow ela thte liateal' art- wenk. and requiriIng strenigth nat aupport. It N In at condition like this that Seltenek's Menweevl Toie provea to lo tihe most valuanble remetty evr discovared. It Is alkaln, nad its tse will nt rnIt a Ia excess or neid, maik Ing that iomntet sweett al fre :- It will give pr ianent tone to 1this aimrtt urnan, atd crant a good, tiarty tatptite, nal prepatre the systemtt for the tirst process of a gom digestion, nad ultiatltty malce good, htenhthy, living blood. After this preamrattory trtatment, whttat remni to cutre mtost casaeat of C'oanmtatlonaI lathe free atal perseverinlag utset of Rectkiat's P'tamonica tyrttp. llThe Plmonttaatt Syratp ntouritses the atystiem. attrt flea the bltoaod, nata tat raeaality nta'orbted tot tht ctrcualat, ail thaenco' dblrributed to tate isea'ad laings. 'Theire tt rians tatl tartrbid matnterstwhether tat the faormt at acesetta'~t tr tubearetas, natta aten atmsts Natutrae to aexpal talt thea disensed mal atter, tat ithe formt tat fre.e axptauarntiona when~t aancea it ripenaata It Is then, by3 tta' greait hat:tttt andta putrlifyng paroatrte tatta .Mhencaak's Pat;tata tae Ryrta t, thtta~tall ultears atata catle.a ara thentied upj souildt, at at nay ttattt' ienta re~.. 'The esstentatiatig to be on attinl itaring Coat. fittthmi't Is to gaeitaup a 1ot! nptate atnd a gooda dtgestaon,aso thtat thea bodty wiltl groin a ttiesh andtta getastrontg. It' a persona tas atisaentsed ttungs,-n a'avhty or at bsctss tthere, -ltahe cav Ity cannottt tat-a, thea matter c'anntoat rtipent soa taag tas the sytemata ieloaw Im.Wattaeessary tat Ctir tat a now airader of hht,atoatitle, a gooat ntritronaa, ther hada~ tat graow tat Iih andta get ftal thten Nntuare Is htelpe thet envtias wIlt theal, the maatter wl rltten andtb thraownt ol'tat inarge quantittles, atnd thte perston regaina htatlath anal strentgth. Titla the true sand oatl1y pan a to a'urae Contsatantiont, unda If n apersona tis very tatul. tf the Itaas tare anot enttirety adestroyed, or evenat otte lunrg la eatirely gonaea If therm is eanoutgth vi:..ilty teft. in tthe Other to hend tah thera Ias tiIt have seen many persons cutred with onlty one atoundt tatng, liv amal eanjoy lire ton agood atldt age. 'Tisa tsat tn Sathaenck's Med'icienesa wvi latd to eture Coattnjamtton. 'Theay will clean oat the stomtachl, atweetetn atal strenagthaen It, get upt a gaoad adigesation,. atntd gIve Natatre the astaaai~nce .. :t aneedts to ctear te sayttem caf tall Ithe dtisa that ts tat thO luniga, wthatevaer te form mitay be. IIt s tmportant tha? wile usitng Rehtenek's Medl. elates, care shtotaha ha exercised'a atat to take cotl keetp ln-daora tat cohll tatnd damptt wva-athear; avoida tnlght ar, atal take' ot-door exeretaa onlhy int a gentit and wvarmt stamshinea. I ish It disatinactly undaersatoodl that whten I recom mendta a patlet, to hao caarafitt tt regard to Ittatng coldl, wtlle usnltg mty M ted~ianes, I dat so foar a spleciat rensoan. A ant whotta habt, arttially rea'overedt fromi tah effets or a hada etold It faar more lIable to a retlase thIana onte whto tas baeen enattrely eaured: and Iit at preciselty the satme tat reagarda tt Coansump-. tiont. So tonag as te luntga are ntot perfectlty hatedl jta soa lot* tas thero lammintaeat dlanger of a tlat] re turnt of thte adlannse. Ihltce It Is thtat a so tatratat otasty cautioan pIttmontary tantletl tynitat e'xtpositta ita'heeve to ant tatmosphtlere that, Is anot genal anat pitensant. C'onflrired Consumamptlves'ttag u na a a ai'ta of' sorest whicht thte leat cantge tat tatmots-i pheatre will in taamo. 'Thte grand taecret of aty sate cess witha my Meitinest' conaslstat In nay abitlty to stabdute Inammniat lnstead of proavoctng Ih as any of to feaa'tulty dto. Ata hatlameda hatng cantitt, ith safety ta toh patienaat, lhe r'xpaosedi to tr tattng talasts of ~Vinter tar thtielhillant indstla of ltprinag or Atumnt. It shlotuld be0 caarel'tdlysie.Il fromn all Irrltating intfhateces. 'The uitmotst cauatont sahnttld bea atbstrved int thisa particutlar, tna withlout It a a'atr aetar atosat any clrcusta-nces Is at nampos sibality. 'iTte perston thoutlad bte kept ott a whlol'somea nata nttrittioat allt, atnda atll tthe Mdleineltts conttatened utaatl tthe btody tias raestoreda to It tie naturat ciantiaty of1l's tad saltrenigth. I was mtyselfa curedl by ts trenat met of thie worst kindta of' Conasmttiona, ndatal ltttIived to get fat tand htetarty thesa antay years, ith taane tutag mostatly gone. I have atured thtttetttad atlaae, andta very anty tanvo beent auredt by ts tra'attanent twhoma I hnvtte ntever ateen. Atbot ithe Farstoff Oater T ex poetI to take ptoss. taton of amiy ntew hldingtaac at th Northasat (torne o Sith atal Arch attreets. whetrta I shinll be plaaeae to gIve advc tat ntl whot aomy requiaare It. Futll dilra'etonsa ae'r'ampgnaty all nmy Rleamedele, so thiat a pitrsona tat tany tart of ithe world can be tetadlty cutredl by nt strict ahqtrv'anee of' that satte. J. Hf. 8(htlINUK,. M. I. Phxilcaepia. jan 28. ly ESTABUI.SNED 1W9. IIinaboraaa a ai 't ad Fa tihl l.i.: aa. atha. I Iaveta purcht Fed a fII at5eat an ta tat aWI'eh-a tas. .Jteetry, l'lo'i a-. ? phtneal-~i. . tai will sealI l 111 Iho 1,wit prait'., anda wookaala patroaniage. ol aay adal lariends anta c'itattomers, All gtods wart'tan tled at'it raeaeteal I nan pr'epar-edl1 t do dItkind of Wlatcha ail .Jew alry woraak at atl htava nways a L'hoda laek of gaoodi anater-itl ona hanatl. ia l gu taatee. Sn!tiitn All waorkI warrt taald. S00taid dloot' frioam Col. It iaatn'. a)Phe - (llaillagie I (IllIIlpagile IlfI' of' (aitnagne'saa an ba o ta ine Itds. S.k ieas, jutst revceived nt malh 18 U. W. nEuPOnoTua 1n. gr-A D AILY receiving the largest and best asso market. which will be sold at prices Asto TO TIM , A DIIS. -Thos e in want of N ttachmentt, to Lhe latest Over-covering in th Dress-fron a Jaap:nese Poplin to Fall style hey will be suited both in quality and price, TO 7'IR GRATL EMEN.--T hose wishing loths, Boots and Shoes, also a complete lint Wefore purchasing elsewhere and you will fin To tie Planters ond community in general it large. Consisting of Goods, Domestic ar. rance on cost for CASI. The assortment o a large, and am receiving additions daily. ly motto being qliok sales and small profit oct 5 NE W GOODS. NEW GO01S. I L KS, P'oplin s, Dem aines, Liudseys, Prints, Ribbons, lIomespuns, Linens, Shaw 's, Brcad Cloths, Casimeres, Jeans, Blankets, Quilts, &o. iot bint rd ware, e Iibi ne;, Books, &a. We ask the attention of the Ladies and io Public generally to the lirge and hoice assorinent of the ahove goods, vhiu we aro now receiviag for the iall iodo Notice to Debtors. SLL. persons knowing themselves indebt. '.ed to us antd dlon't int end to pay uip by he 15thI of October next, will please say othinig about. it and we will then know ow to proceed to collet. sept 27 E. WV. OLLEVER. roCeries, Hardware, Dry Goods, &o0,, On Hland anld to Arrive. 40,000O Lbs. Prime Bacon Sides an lbouid ers, 101 libis. Louisville and N. C. Flour, all 1,000 Btushels Corn. 20) Bbls.Sugar. 10 lihils. N. Mcllasses. 4 Ilbla. Syrup. 6 Ilhds. W. 1. M~olassee, 15 llags of Coffee. Barrels and Hlalf 11a rels Mackerel, Len,. Soap, robacco, Salt, Iron, Trace khtnne Plows andi Pioav Steel, Iloes, White ead,. Reps.. Shoes, Osiiabutrge, Striped and 'lnin. Shirtling. and Hleavy Plaet tat ion onds, withI vatriad ot her articles on hiandl -t w U he wohul as low for enesh as the like ritcleq can l'e furnished by any other Pnt - at~ any of the above, will - 'i r...st - a-:lI nan.I examine -- lpieaving J'dN II. CATRt'A RT. ma as IJOOTi 'A ND SH10E ,~i- I AMI now ptepared to do work in fthe latest andI hest styles. "'y ?work is always warranttedl. There no necessity to go out of town to have rork done ns I can make as good BlOO'2'or i//OE' as atnybody. Orders solicited for no work. 6. M. UILDERIT. felb 29- ly FiIH I FISH I 20 kits Extra Mess Mackerel, put. tip ex iessly for fatmily use, 10 kits Pickled Sal. on. a very nice relish for Hlreak fit. also V0 lbs. Pickled Shad. BACOT & Co. oct 10 L1871 ted stock of goods ever brought to this nishingly Low. ew Styles-from a Hoop $kirt with Duste e shape of Basques and Paletotes, et a Now I of Calico, can Gad an assortment In whiek Calico as low as 10o , per yard at 8. S. WOLE'8. New Styles of Hats, Clothing, Aasimere of Furnishing Goods and iosiery, Call d the best clnss of goods at 8. 8. WOLFE'S. I would invito an inspection of my stock i Foreign, ivil be sold at a very snall ad r Shawls, Cloaks, Blankets and Overcoat V'he whole will be at prices to suit the time F. S. WOLF'. . Coor"lelPo ,'. It " 11oDuRsA " C,. Duit 4 Ae. Agoas. Son Fravelue,Cal.,ead 84 Cenmes. t.. MAIL LIONS Dlear Testimony to their Wonderful Curative ENtee. Vinegar Bitters are not a vile Fasey Drink, Made of Poor Rums, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse Liteeers, doe tored, spiced and sweetened to please the taste. ealed " Tonics," " Appetizess," " Restorers," &a., that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruis, but are a true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and Herb@ of California, froo from all Alcoholl Stimulants. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a porfiset Renovator and Invigorator of the Bystem. carry ing off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Bitters according to directions and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. They are a Gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit of acting a. a powerful agent in relieving Conges tion or Inflammation of the Liver, and of all the Visceral Organs. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whethee In young or old, married or single, at the dawa of womanhood or at the turn of life, these Tonie Bit ter have no equal. For Inflammatory and Chronic Ekoes macism and Gout, Dyspepsia or IS. digestion, Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bliadder, these Bitters have been most suceesflat, Rues Disease. are caused by Vitiated Died, which is generaliy produced by derangemeat of the DIigestive Orsans. DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Headache, Pain in the nhonlders. Uoughs, Tight ness of the Chest, Dissiness, Sour Bructations et the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilonse Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs. Pain in theregions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms are.the eO springs of Dyspepsia. They invigorate the Stomach and stiemnlate the torpid Liver and Dowel., which render them of unequallel eficacy in cleansing the blood of alltm. purities, aid imparting new life and vigor to the whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASES, BruptionsTetter, Salt L.ihetnm. Blotches. opots, Pimples, Pastules, Bil,. Carbunicies, liing-Worms, S!ald Head, Sore I- yes. ysiv.elas. Itch. Scurfs, Disrolorations of the kln. iiur anid ihs aes of the Skii, of what. oyer mitie 4)r nature, are literally ilg up and car. r I d i t of Ol. svtieoi [tin a hort timnby the use of thean, liVA. A. Li o hotile in a m ases will ron vince the muos increuiu:oun of their curativeeyfect. I.-.nec tho Vit inted Olood whenever you find its -.- 5, s unritiig through the skin in Pimples, b.uu;', aior V.,rea ; cleaine it when you find it - il 'urgioeh in the vehies: cleanse it wbenit i k ..dur feeliagA will tell you when. K.o t. icW bn puro:, mid Lte healthof the systes wm)I fo'llw ,. alN. TAl'*1 ai other WORMS, urking i< it ,t' of' *.iy thousan~ds, are effectually 60LP f lY A41.1. IaiIUGUISTS AND DIALERS. J. W A[LKPE I, Prop'rist..r. It. iH McDONALD & al, mil iiJ id 4 C onec Bet New Te. ma~y ii Cotton Ties. We are Ageits for~ the Manuftacturera for Swett, Arrow, Anchor, and Butter ALSO or THE PATENT LOCK TIE. .Just landing 4.000 Bundles of the - Eu reka" and Look Ties. No Tie can surpass .the0 "Eurelra" for simplicity andI durability, and we offer it as a Tlie thati is unexelled. .ITho .-trrow is olso we'll known. We ask your orders, guarantreing a low prices as they can be purchased at in any Southern port. We shall bo plo-ased to handle consign mnenis of s our coilon, anid will give all shipmenits 0ur niosesi att enton. (lEO. W. '.#11,I Ms & CO., Cottoni Faciors, Church sise'ei, sept 2'7-x2mo (Charlesion. 8. C, Kinsman & Howell, Factors and Commission Merchants. Liberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Storesr. Charleston, S. C.. se pt 2-Am FERTILIZERS. The Undersigned Begs to inform the Planiters of Fairfield, That hei is Agent forsale of' ihe following Fortiiozers, which he now has in store, andi is ready to furnish thenm at, she manufnio. turor's prioes,with the freight and drayage added. Call and get eircu lara. Production Tnereas~ed f'om 1 to 300 per cent. by their use. 100 Tones Carolinca. 2r4 " Soluble Pacific. 8 "' hinghs RLaw ilone. 10 " Zell'asduperphosphate, 6 " Mtagnclm lonum.* 8 " Ailhintic Phosphate. 6 e" Marylandl Amnoniated, 6 " Cotton Food. 1 " South Sea. Perui an Outuno. Land Platter. Compoundl Acid Phosphate for mixing withl Cotton Seed, Cotton laken In exohange for some of themu, delivered next fall. mar 8 ,J0hN HI. CA l'HCART. Tar! Tart Tar! [ UST~ received at PJ tune 22 u~E w.,.... & G