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The Daily ISTews. TUE8D vY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1866. fFO* THE ilAILT HIWB.J Fargett Never. BT MP. 9 . 0. A. BALL. TW ANfcWIR TO TOB SEHTIMENT WHIOH HAS BEE* EX? PRESSED OF LATE BT Al ANT, " WK SHOULD PO BO BT THE PAOT." X. Can tbe mother forget the child < f her love, Who was into tior tenderest heart-erriuge wove, Who lisped his .first prayer her knee bielde, And grew to manhood her-Joy and pride.? Can abo lookover altmarly grave, . j And for I? ttlng tho cause he die** to eave, Think of the peat, aa lt ne'er had beenr Those years In her thoughts are too lresh. I ween: Forget? Never. n. Can thc father forget his first-born son, , Who, ere bin boyhood waa fairly run. Shouldered his musket and left his side. And for love of his country fought and died? Think yoUjObllvion's waveB caa roll Over a parent's stricken soul? Oh no; th? past, with its waves of blood, Surges his heart like a mighty flood. Forget? Never. in. Can the sis'er forget the brother beloved. Who with Tier through the hannis ot childhood roved; Can she think of the wi,and an hts mamy brow, Which laid bte proud fo-m forever low? And can Memory be a thing of nought. And the years with such fearful anguish fraught, Be unto her as they ne'echad been? Oh no; they * IQ ever be fresh and green. Forget? Never. ?? rv. Can tho malden for.'ct ;ae nobio^onih Who had pledged to her hts love and truth? Can the wife forgot thc husband tried, Who for love of his country Mt her side? Oin tho rtrick-n orph tn ory her t' ars, And think no m.*re of those vanished yearsP Dark years of terror, of death, and woe? Thelrbleeding hoirie cry no; cA no. Forgetf iiiw, . Can any true Boathem heart forget, While our land with blood and tears is wot? While the mother's, the widow's, the orphan's wall. Is borne to oar ears from hill and vale? While our homestead in ashes round UK lie, And for bread our starvion myriads crj? While he. the h*cul of our fatten cause, 'Gainst Mercy'* plea, and Honor's laws, Pines still within his prison walls, And ; UP tic? in vain lor his freedom calls? Forget? Never. TI. Time may bring bealing upon bis wing?, May bind'in our hearts the shattered strings: Forgiv. ness of lnju-les yet may come, Thongh oppression bo felt in each Southern home: But a?k nu more: The torrihl? pist Must ever be ours, while life shall last; Ours, with its memories -ours, with its pain, Ours, with its beat bluod abed Uko rain Its m erl floes,-all made in vain. _ Forgot; Never CHAnixsToa, April 6. Publir Meeting in Car 'en. Wo take the following report of a pu?. mooting of the citizens of Kershaw District from the Camden Jour? nal of Friday morning, April 6th ; TTpon the adjournment of the Court of Common Plea* and General Session s for Eerebaw District, on Monday last. Gen; J. B. Kershaw r. NU and requested the mem? bers of the bar, ibe officers of the court, the Jurors, parties attendant upon the court, and citizens generally to remain, in order that a public me-tli>g of tho citi? zens thus firmed mlxht give expi easton to their views as to tho policy of tho course adopted by Jud/e Aldrich in declining to hold courts ia this circuit d-ring the present term. On motion of Gen. J. B. Kershaw, Cul Wm. M. Shan? non was called to the Chair, and Capt. Wm Clyburn re? quested io act as Secretary. Colonel Shannon, on taking the Chair, briefly ad? dressed the meet ng, gratefally congratulated the mem? bers ol the bar aud the otncerj of the Court, that although they had b en of the first who stood upon <he sandi of Morris Inland, five years since, when Fort Sumter was first attacked, and most of thew, during all tho long y oura which have Intervi? ed, had ?bared all the dangers and endured the hardships of the war untl the last guns of Avery bor o and Benton ville, sn < the last dlcsolviug and disastrous scenes around Petersburg, zrlany hiving BSatBtsjd.perilous * onuds; yet to-day they ail agaiu surrounded these altars-not one face missing-every member of the bar in hfs place-the same C erar before htm, ut the same Sheri tr on his right. What cans* tor wonder and tor gratitude! He *--th<r congratulated them that while they had all .?-. *' v -nor the swords and cou miss ons of their borne Mp ' * *-r of the bugle to the sad hour country from the flrsiu^,. - >>ad eihiblted an when thc-lr arms were grounded, tnej -~ . equally pr?4S?worth7 spirit of fortitude Sad endurance lathe trying ordeal* of their vanquished condition; that they h?d buckled themselves to the pursuit of peace with etrnett effort, and that they were now prov? ing themselves to tho United States what they had been to the Confederacy-truthful, faithful and loyal. That among the efforts in which they had heartily joined they were satisfit d that nothing was so well calculated to restore civil rights, to reorganize socie'y, to establish good order, to cheek crime, to rebuke vice and demorali? zation om the reinstitution of our courts. lu this Oort they had b en disappointed; and aa tho object of this meeting was to consider tho causes of that disappoint? ment, he would forbear to anticipate its aotion. ^9 Gen. J. B Kerena* introduced thc preamble and re? solut 'j .is which f bow, whlcj he prei.ced with a fud, clear and able review of the necessities of our condition; the polioy, propriety and necessity of all tho people using every effort to encourage and strengthen thc hands of those in power who aro attempting to build up our waetc places. Captain W. 7. Leitncr presented thc Uno of argument used in the Legislature for the re-establishment of the courts, which he eal-1 wore presented by no one m-ire forcibly and convincingly thin by Judge Aldrich him? self-then a member ol the Legi la^uro. Capt W. L. DePasj confirmed the views of his col? league, and fuclbly expressed the neces-Hies ct our com tc unity for the re pening of civil courts, the civil results of military j nrisdioLon, and the apprehend >n that the iuapouslou of civil comte hy the authorities of the State wooli bc deemed ns evideuce of disluyalty and construed as on oicuso. poasiblf as an invitation, to re? instate and extend military jurisdiction over us. It was an agreeable feature of this mtotiug, that, al? though thc speakers dissented entirely from Judge Al? drich's course in thu premises, this dissent WAS inva? riably expressed in such fenns as have always charac? terize! tie bearing of the Bar toward the Bench in Sc nth Carcnoa; and had Judgo Aldrich been present L.i would have found himself as bo would have expected in the "house of his friends"-though those friends differ widely from him at to the propriety of this im? portant step which bo bas taken. The fo lo wini; preamble and resolutions wer ? unani? mously adopted : Whrrea', Hi? Honor Judge A. P. Aldrich bas declined to hold tho Court of Common Pleas for this District at the proaeut term, In consequence of tho interfer? ence of the militiry authorities at Charleston to pre? vent tho execution of the sentence cf tho Court in the case of the? Stato rv. Charles Fox, tried at Charleston at tho January term; .imf whereas, the military authorities of the State have, by their gen? eral orders, prohibited aU interferct.ee with the civil court? in the exercise of their jurisdiction be? tween and in respect to tho white citizens til? rr of, snd white residents not connected with tho ml Mary estab? lishment, with certain limitations contained in said orders, which limitations embrace but few of the juris? dictions of Said Court; And whereas, tho military courts are in and by said order? expressly forbidden to exercise tho jurisdiction permitted to the civil courts, bo lt Resoled, Thu the refu-alof the Jud?os to ox? reise the jurisdiction pe: nutt'd them ls not warranted by the circumstances; would bc subversive of ordor, encour? age lawlessness and crime, disappoint the just expects tation of our people, thats the d.. or of Ju tire against our own citiaens; and, ll persisted in generally, will tend to an extension af the jurisdiori >u of the military courts, to embrase all classes of people and all subjecs of litigation. 31 That In our opinion true policy and duty require that we thou Id exercise every privilego permit od us, and that rolers, magistrates and people should uni e in every effort to restore peace, law and order to our aflllct ed country, to which end nothing would more toud than j the reopening of ibe courts of justice. 3d. That while entertaining personally entire respect for Judge AWricb, we feel bound, by our sense of pub? lic duty, respectfully to protest against the polioy, wis? dom and propriety of bi? action in the premisos. Ou motion of Oapt /as. M Darts, it was Resolved, That the proceedings of this moettng be pub? lished In the Camden Journal and Charleston DAILY j NEWS. . : On morion of Capt. J. D. Dunlap, the meeting ad- ! journcd. WM. li SHANNON, Chairman. Wu. CL vu uns, Secretary. THE TEST OVTH IN TUB BUTUEAIK COUBT. -The Wash? ington papers announce that th? case of ex parte Gar? land, of Arkansas, and Marr, of Louisiana, before the 8uprome Court, asklug to bo readmitted to practice at the bar of the 8upreme Court, and involving tho consti? tutionality ol' the Congressional test oath, together with the Missouri State test oatu case and many others, his been continued to the next term, tho coortbaring yes? terday anjijurned till that time. It is said that the de? cision of five of ?be judges was adverso to the constitu? tionality of the oath, bnt one of the live deems it Im- ' politic to set aside the oath just now, and consequent? ly. Joins the Chief Justice and the threo justices who advocate the oath in having the decision postponed. SPECIAL NOTICES. gr AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD EYE? made now, without Spectacle*, Doctor or Medicine, Pamphlet malled free on receipt of ten cents. Addres* C B. FOOTE, M. D., Na 1180 Broadway, New York. November 9_ gr COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.-THL3 CELE? BRATED Toilet Soap, Ia such unlven-al demand, s made from the choicest materials, ls mild and . moulent lu Ita nature, rragianily scented, and extremely beneficial tn its action upon the skin. For I sile by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. February 7_jg tw HILL'S HAIR DYE-FIFTY CENTS I BLACK OB BROWN.-Instantaneous In effect, reUablt for natural appearance, beauty of color and durability, also the cheapest and best In use. Depot, Ne. 6? Jobx street, corner of William street, New York, and sold bj Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. November 29_to0 gf BATOHELOB'8 HAIR DYE!-THE ORIGIN Al and best in the world I The only true sud perfect HAIR DYE. Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produee* Immediately a splendid Black or natural Brown, with? out Injuring the hair or sid*. Remedies the Ul effects c ?> ad dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine ls signed ifTLLIAM A. BATCHELOR. Also, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEUBS, For restoring and Beautifying the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR, New York. August 17_ lyr .7-SPEOIAL NOTICE.-"GREATOAKS FROS! little acorns grow." The worst diseases known to Un oman race spring from causes BO small as to almost efy detection. The volumes of scientific lore that fill the tables and shelves of the medical fraternity only go to prove and elaborate these facta. Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest pimple on tbe skin is a tell-tale and Indicator of (linease : rt may fade and die away from Ute surface of the body out it will wach,tho vitals, perhaps, at lost, and death .ethe result and final dose. MAGGLEL'S BILIOUS DYSPEPTIC, and DIARRHEA PILLS euro where al ahern faiL While for Burns, Scolds, Chilblains, Cut? tnd si] abrasions ortho akin, MAGGIFL'S Salve is in fallible. Sold by J. MAGGIE!, No. ?3 Fulton-ctreet Sow York, and all Druggists, at 25 cents per box. September 25 lyr FIRE HEH HE THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE IM?R? COMM CAPITAL: a?l,000,000, (ONE MILLION STERLING,) 13 NOW PR!PARED TO TAKE FIRE RI6ES TN THIS cm. ar LOSSES ADJUSTED AND SETTLFD HERE. A. S. JOHNSTON, Agent, OFFICE, MARKET-STREET, April 9 Imo Two doors east of Keeting-st. FIRE, KARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY. TUPPER & LANE, Planters" and Mechanics' Bank Building, No. 133 East Bay-street. O EP RESENTING THE FOLLOWING FIRST-CLASS ^_ COMPANIES, of the highest ?tan ding and respon 8 ?cUR?TY ENS?BANo? COMPANY, of New York. Cash Capital and Assets.ll,6?0,WQ PHONIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of New ?ora. Cash Capital and Assots.$1,60",OOO INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CO., of New ?ork. Cash Oapital and Assots.,.$1,200,000. MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York. Ossu Capital and Assets.$1,000,000. NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., of New York. Cash Capital and Assets.$800,000. GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW York.$3,000 000. EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, OE THE UNITED STA l'ES.$2,CO0,O0O. AGGREGATE CASU CAPITAL OF OVER Ten Millions of Dollars. .?-FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND RI8E8 TAKEN AS LOW AS OTHER GOOD COMPANIES, and LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID AT THIS AGENCY. A A. LANE .S AML. Y. TUPPEn. March 17_ imo Life Insurance. THE lIiWBRSlL LIFE Ml? AUTHORIZED CAPiTAL,-$2,000,000 AS A SPECIAL FEATURE, TAKES RISKS ON IMPAIPvED LIVES, usludlng their regular Une of business. HOME OFFICE, No. 69 LIBERTY-STREET, NEW ORK. P. H. KEGLER, Agent, March 13_Imo_CHARLESTON, S. 0. TRAVELERS' INSURANCE COMPANT OF HARTFORD, CONN., INSURES AGAINST ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS, GASH CAPITAL..$500,000. P. H. KEGLER Agent, CHARLESTON, 8. C. ttr Accidenta will happen in the best regulated faml es. Insure, and your mind will be at ease. March 13 _im0 GILLIOT & SON'S STEEL PENS, BIRMINGHAM, LOUDON, NEW YUHK i AND No 43 HAYNK-STRKET, CHARLESTON, S. C. I THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER A LARGE AND WELL ! SELECTED .sTOCK OF STEEL PENS of the above j Manufacturer's make. E, J. DAWSON A 00 , Booksellers and Stationers, No. 46 Hayne st March 27 _tuths!3 A OA Vf- AGKNTB WASTED TO ?O set, a new and wonderful SEWING MACHINE, the only cheap one licensed. Address SHAW A CLARA, tit ad ?nord Main. September 15 420 J. GOUDKOP. 420 King-street, Threo Doors South of Calhoun, JUST OPEN ED. ALOT*? & 0. HANDKERCHIEFS AT 12* CENT.-*. Prints, fast colofff nt 15 cents. Longcloths at IS cents. L-ngcloths, "Now York Mills," 4 4, st 40 oents. 8-4 lilacs Barege, fur t-hawls. Black sud Colored Parasols, all varieties Leno, Grenadines and Lawns Black Silk Cloaks and Sacks Brown and Bleached Damask, for tabling Huckaback and Ensata Diapers A fad assortment of Hosiery, Qloren, Cord Trim? mings, Aa Men's and Boys' Felt and Straw Hats. J. GOUDKOP. April 7 _too SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, AT No. 219 KING-STREET, WEST SIDE, ONE BOOR SOUTH OF MAJIKET-STBEET. NOV? OPENED, AND RSOETVTNG WEEKLY PER Steamers, a choleo selection of SPRING AND SUM M KR CLOTHING OF ALL GRADES. Thegarmenta of? fered are thoroughly made, and equal in all respects to custom work Special attention ls invited to the stock of B?.SIN ESS SUITS WALKING COATS SACHS AND SACKTEES BOTS* AND YOUTHS' OI/iTBING (to suit tllwa) GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS (in great va? riety?. TUE TAILORING P?PARTMKNT supplied with s Quo line of OLOTHS. CASS! M ERES and COATINGS suitable for the season. Capt B. W. MoTUREOCS takes charge of the SALES DEPARTMENT, and will be happy to see bis friends and supply them as heretofore. WM. MATTHIESSEN, Agent. March 21_ HU Al MM GOODS. IIDE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING JUST RETURNED from ti.e North, takte this method of lnformlog the public that no is uckiving a full assortment of OLOTHS, CA9.:-lIMEBEsY'COATi>G8 AND VE8TING6 of ibo best foreign and domestic manufacture, adapted ii Spriuj? and r>ummer wear. These goods having been purchased recently, and at very low ngu cs, i crsonawishing any thing In my line will Dud lt to their ad vantage to give me a call, as I have the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to make them np in the very I boat st} le at Edgerton & Ric.bards' old stand, No. 32Broad-street March 30_9_J. 8, PHILLIPS. CLOTHING AND FUfiNISHINfi GOODS CORNER OF ll Af NE AND MEETING STREETS, UP STAIRS. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPEKED A LABOE AND handsome assortment of SPRING CLOTHING, of the 'atost and most desira'do styles, to which be invites thu attention of buyers both from the Interior and city. Bolin ving that the Goods will mit the market not only in quality and style but also in price, he respectfully so? licits an examination of his stock before purchasing elsewboro. W. A. LUDLOW. GEO. F. RANKIN will be happy to see bia friends al the above establishment The office of WALDRON, EGLESTON A CO. will be found at the samo place. March 28 Imo E. HIRSHFELD, WHOLESALE ARD RETAIL DEALER IK CLOTHING ANS Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises, Etc., No. 233 KING-STEEET, NEAR THE CORNER OF HARKET-ST., JW TUB AD GBR BUILDING. MT 6TOCK IS WELL SELECTED AND BOUGHT for raab, and I propose to fell to Country Mer? chants on the same terms, with ten por cent advance above original cost Tho largest stock of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, ever brought to this ma ker, msy be found here._Imo March 10 NEW HAT"H0USE. A. G. GOODWIN, (AGENT), WHOLESALE DEALER HATS, MPS, STR1W GOODS, AND UMBRELLAS, No. 135 Meeting-st, Up Stairs, OVER JOHN G. MILNOR & CO., CHARLESTON. S. C. ""THE SOB8CRIBER IS NOW OPENING AN ENTIRE I new and complete stock ol GOODS, comprising everything usually Sept in a first-class BAT, OAP, and STRAW GOODS HOOrl, to which he invites the atten? tion of purchasers. Representing the manufacturers ot many styles of the goods, and having unusual facilities for obtaining all of his goods from first bands, he leets confident that morcbanta visiting thia market can select from his slock at the Now York Jobbers' prices. N. B.-Having secured the services of Mr. A. 8. J. PERRY, of the old house of Johnston, Crews A Co., and Mr. E T. BROWN, of the nonie of P, D. Fanning A Co., they wt uld take pleasure In receiving a call from any of their old friends. Imo March 27 ! JOHN G. MILNOR & CO., AUCTION A WD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 135 Meeting-streot. Charleston, S. C., -yrriT.T. RESUME THEIR OLD BUSINESS, MD would solicit consignments of MERCHANDISE of all ? scrip?ons, either for Public or Private Sale. tW Particular attenliOD paid to ail out-door salor. January W '?raw TUR Ki MK KV SO. CA. JOURNAL, 18 PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING IN the ?own of Benneitavllle, 8. C.. bv W. F. E. HEN? DERSON. Proprietor. Terms.-Tb re?; dollars for munmin adv ano? ; twenty dollars 1er ten copies, Mai cb j THE SOUTHERN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSE. rriHE BEST AND LARGEST SELECTION OF SPRING GOODS, ESPECHLLT EILECTID FOR THU? X Market A call irosa the LADIES, COUNTRY MERCHANTS, AND PLASH1(8, 1B reFj eetluMj solicited. Having secured the most polite b'sleemen m the trade, they will he happy to Bee the? friends at NO "KS E?NG, CORKER OF WENTWORTH-STREET, UNDER THE MASONIC HALL. WM. ROY. formerly with BROWN A CALDER. B. C. MCCLURE, formerly with WM. HOWLAND. L. B. LDVEGREEN, tormerly with A. F. BRJWNESCJ A CO? S. H. S EYLES, formerly with A. F. BROWNING A CO. L D. DOMAR. WM. H. STEIN MEYER, Bookkeeper. PHILIP EPSTIN. PROPRIETOB. Jani-ry 24_toot ~~ NEW ESTABLISHMENT. THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC OP THIS CITY AND ITS VT CIN TTY that he baa )?pt opened an entire new and very extensive stock of CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY BELONGING TO THAT LINE; ALSO, A LARGE SELECTION OF DRESS TRIMMINGS, STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, ARTIFICIALS, ETC., Carefully selected for the WHOLESALE AND BETAIL TRADE, fhlch he ie enabled, by recent purchases for OASH, to offer ai erreatly reduced prices. Purchasers will do well y giving him a call, aa he wlU endeavor to give general satisfaction. LEVY DR?CKER, (FORMERLY FROM CHARLOTTE, N. C..) No. SM King street, between Wentworth and Society aire?is. P. S -Tib M K.-ntlee bf merchants from the country ls also respectfully solicited, as they will find goods wei; adapted to their trade. April 2__Line* SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE. 1___TSTG & CASSIDEY, W __OLES__3_iE DRUGGISTS, No. 151 Meeting-street, Opposite Charleston Hotel, CHARLESTON, S. C. January 24 thstnSmo FURNITURE ! FURNITURE! FTJKNITUKE ! AT KEDUCED PKICES. 100 Flue Solid Walnut CHAMBER SPITS 200 Desirable COTTAGE Sf ITS. AN MM AWI ASSOETM EMT : CHAIRS ROCKERS SOFAS LOUNGES BEDSTEADS BUREAUS WASHSTANDS WARDROBES. ALSO, PATENT TUCKER SPRINGS AND IRON SPRING CHAIRS. WILL EE EOLD AT REDUCED PRICES, BI A. GETTY & CO., Nos. 126 and 128 Meeting-street, AND Nos. ?3 and 65 H AS EL-STREET. April 6 KiRiaiTl BIL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE, No, 173 EAST BAY. LITTLE & MARSHALL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AGRI? CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all kind? : SAW AND ROLLER GINS, hore? power, and GRIST | 1I1LI.S. nlwuyB on band. A?ente fer ARCHAMBAULT'S STEAM ENGINE, and 1 INGERSOLL'S PATENT COTTON PRESS. April 2 THE EH AND AMERICAN BANK, LIMITED. INiL Ult ron ATI-: JJ UNDER "THE COMPA? NIES' ACT, ?66!?." AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ?1,800,000, IS 00,000 SHARES OF ?30 EACH. First Issue, 30,000 Sbaros, and the remainder to be is? sued as tray bo reqnlred, under thc sanction of a Gen eral Meeting. THE ENGLISH & AMERICAN BANK, LIMITED, Havlnc opened Offices at No. T3 WALL STREET, NEW TOBE, ls prepared to soM Bills of Exchange on the ENG :i3H AND AMERICAN BANK (LIMITED), Lon? don, ?ml on the UNION HANS OK LONDON; to buy Bills of Exchange, ind to insae Commercial and Travei cr?' Cr?dite, available In all parts of tho world. Cnn merdai Credits issued for use in tbe E4.ST INDIES, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA, WILL BE UPON THE ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION OF LONDON. Farther particulars may be ascertained on application at tee Otlice, No. G3 Wall street. WILLIAMWOOD. Manager. GEO. BURG HALL WATTS, Assistant Manager. April 2 3mos KW THE WEEKLY RECORD CAN BE PUB CHASED at H. P. HUGO'S, Market-street, and M. il QUINN'S, Kmg-etreet, st which places newsbovs can be 8 applied. ?3"Nc -, t?-fr? will u sold from tte Office Hayns . rsst L'ec?nfcrr?s Bloom! Bloom! Bloom I CIRCASSIAN BLOOM!! SPOTS AND BL.BJII8HE) OB 'J HE FAi K. LADIES, TO BB ATTRACTIVE, MUST HAVE A beautiful complexion-no single a tribute commonde ench universal admiration aa a 1 can tirol oomplexlen. The CIRCASSIAN BLOOM removes all Spots, Blero Knee, Wrinkles, Freckle*, I??t-mark"s, Worm Spots, Tan, Roughness and Redness of the Skin, and all ex colla? tion s of the Skin, and gtves a smooth and beautiful enamel to the complexion. For salo by Druggists everywhere. JOHN M. MARIS ft CO., Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia. FISHER & EEINIT8H, April 4_ 0_COLOMBIA AIMAE'S SABRACENIA (FLT TRAP) BITTERS. THE G HEAT SOUTHERN REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. For sale by JOHN XENTFICX, Na 48 Broad-street G. W. AIM AR, Corner King and Vanderborst atreets. And by Drupjrlste Generally. imo* Marchi Let the World Look Here ! THE MOST MIRACULOUS DISCOVERT, BESIDES tho most philanthropic known to man. Let the world no 'oncer suffer and die for the wai t cf a remedy yes, ACURE FOR SMALL -POX! LET SUFFERING HUMANITY REJOICE! LET the world bo glad I The revealed cure for Small Pox will cure, in every instance, from ten io fifteen dais. Its effects are im? mediate, and lt acts 1 di - a charm. It is purely a vegeta? ble compound Iirectlons accompany each bottle. For sale by PLUMB A LEITNErt Augusto. A. A. bOLOMONS &i CO , Savannah. All deairing information must addreas E. A GRAY, Proprietor, Waynesboro', Ga. F?rralo in Cb aries ton by JOSEPH A. MORGAN. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, April 7 Imo Ko. 183 Meeting-st The Horrors of Dyspepia And the dismal train of disorders to which lt If ada are averted by the UKO of HOSThTTi R'S BI HERS as a preventative, or cured with astonishing celerity by Its direct and genial operation upon the stomach, the lirer, and the nervine system. The Shaking Marty rs Of Fever and Ague, Instead of being dosed tor months with quinine, to tho ru'n of thu geneisl health, are promptly set upon their feet again, ? lihou t danger of a relapse, by this prompt remedy fer every Lind or Inter? mittent. Taken a? a.-lU'pgnard agalLst miasma, it ran? ders au attack of Chills and 1 ever absolutely lnipos sil Ie. If Yon are Bilious, Thero is nothing that touches the Liver, Ste seat of the malady, so quickly, and restores it so cc rta al j to a per? fectly healthy ond r?gulai- condition, as HObTKTTidR'S STOMACH BITTERS. If of a "bilious habit," the tendency of yi ur system to that form of disease may be hold in check for u lifetime bj the ocooalouial ute of this harmless vegetable antidote. After an Attack of Sickness, When the animal power* Are exhausted, tbs pulse weak, the mind depressed, and all the powers of vitality ala low ebb, there ls no ri s tc rail vo comparable with the BITTERS. They renovate every orgau, gent y stimu? late tbe circulation, improve the q< aUty of the blood, clear the clouded brain, and impart to the trembling nerves stability and flrmuets. Sold by all Druggists. April 7 e BTOTIOE. LAND AGENT, AUCTIONEER, General Commission merchant. rHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RETURNED TO THE City, will resume business as above referred lo, ind respectfully solicits tho former patronage of his hoods and the public in general. Particular attention will be directed to orders extended >y CAPITALISTS FOR PURCHASE OR.SALE 07 FIRST 3L? SR LANDS ON THE SEABOARD OR INTERIOR OF [TIE y TATE. . TH08. FARR CAPERS, November. to Office Na 51 Broad-street.