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Jt A Vil EL, AJi It SONTA?. Tho (inmi of (hf Uramiitlc und Lyric Stage. . [From the Galaxy. Among tho half dozen actresses whom I have known, two, who aro no longer living? Sontag nnd Rachel?left Impressions upon me, as women, that I am sure will never bo ob Bcurcd bv time's attrition. Both were of humble birth, und both were remarkable for the distinguished elegance ot their manners, but with this difference?that Sontag, charm ing and elegant on the stage, was more charm ing and elegant in private; while Rachel, who behind the footlights, was the Ideal of a queen or a great lady of the old school, in private, although courteous and well mannered, show ed (ho stamp of her origin and her pro fession?how, I cannot tell, but thero it was, unnibtnkably. Sontag, If she had been born Countcas do Rossi, or for that matter, do Monlmorcnci, could not havo shown in her personal bearing nobility of a higher or slm ?iler type; but on the stage she was surpassed n thin respect by tho Jowcsb, who, as unable In prlvato to conceal her breeding as lier race, showod yet upon the stage tho command and groclousness of thoso who ore born In tho purple. Saying this, ono day, to the lnte^ eccentric Count (Turowskl, I was pleased and not sur prlscd to have" the-'enrt reply,' "Out |t Rachel is theonc^ly grand dame on tithe tay-ahtro." Sontag, when 1 know her, was a mature "wo man, and' mV *cnlor by many years;-and yet,-' notwithstanding! this, and a knowledge- of the world besides, that showed Itself in all she did and mid, und which rivalled that' of-her gam bling husband, she seemed to me to diffuse around lier all the influences of vouthfulness and \ Lvm \lx y A.freshnefts?s dy licite, us. tue first permrnrs of early sluing washers", an utt affectxM 's?fthcBs' or mdftner, ' that "Warl 'the' gratefulness of balm,- and Its fragrant virtue. She had the tendering nrrd crlspnesa of youth; wlthoat itsgreenness. I have rarely .met'a I girl of scvonifcn -io young as Montag was at j the age of forty-live. I have said nothing of her bounty, for that'.was well known to all men: when I saw it still preserved, I then llrst recolle*.! od that 1 had heard >of it before I was obi en?ugtvto know what "woman's, beauty was; tnitMiad not heard of her hand, whlorr. was beautiful enough to worship, as .'we may worship mil- perfection. A ml" this woman, so beautiful, -so winning fn her ways, bo .charming as a singer and' nn actressy was also clover In i the most attract!vo form of female cleverness. She falk?dfwell, with sent-ontlnusness and without learnings she had 'humor, as much as become* a-truly feminine woman.- ' ! i .' t I shall never forget' her description of: the pompous dullness of the dinners and the even-1, trigs tU toe bountry Iioiihch Of English nobler men and gentlemen to which she .wur invited,'! after her. marriage with' Count .Rossi and re- j tlrcmentifrom the stage. I The -essays/in goi lantry of mon who i had -been 'fox bunting or l shooting all day,, and who had oomo home j tired ahd hungry to get themselves up in fes tive apparoL, and to - eat, a hearty dinner and drink, hem y wine, were not much to her lastet, although If sbo were half adlively under thbln infllctloH as she was in describing It, she must havo been a priceless creature amid all that dullness, only one Indication of her humble origin and of solfconsclousness escaped- her. 1 happened!tn; mention that I had. followed a procession, in a large city, for the purpose, of I observing the people called out-by lbs passago, and that Ida had! found .-the . prettiest women amongidhoee .in ..the lower condition of life. "Ahj'Velio BafdvehgUUy dropping her ?yollds, "it is always boj" Her sudden death in McxV co was generally attributed to poison, her.hus- ] band, It is said, having thus avenged himself of her love for a tenon slBger.wha was In their company.,. I have (icv?r believed .this story. Count J tos si ,raav' not have., been top good a. \ man thiis'fo'rcllev?hlnuiclfjof ? woanan "Who, by her <awp exertions, had restored mm, In j great jqcasujrQ at, least. \he> fortune he h an wasted" ; but 'she loved,tho \fUWOrM?y hua^rirtd. for whom she labored, , Rachel talked mote, of the stage ood of lit erature' thnrt; Sontagdid:' She" madc ah Vd rnlsslofV to mo one UvehlngthntSvas'snfiinsihg.' She had been playing Plit?drc with grandeur and great power over the emotions or her au dlcncc; but :ahe rpuku. to mc wRlxanaturai ..^m uiui sub never ' sArrpassfed'on iho si ago,-of : her weariness or French tragedy, of the senti mentally Mts. crossness, and. Its stiltedversp.\. "Oh, Uu>t l;bad lfnru.ed. English, UK I might play HlmkcHpeare 1 bul-now U If) too late." "what, arc you not, satisucd^wLtb. iinclno, or even Corneille t" "No; Corn'pUlc has moments, and one can make something'ont or Racine by much'sthdy of thobcht-parts." I lobmpllmenled' her up?n ftef''Mftc'dfd WhIchV although' ah ntw: pleoBArit charactt'ry scorned to me" ono that gavo scone for line acting. "Vcs, l have au'oppor tun! i v ',for - doing' something;' ont' that' boy,'' walvingMterhartds Us If ' Hippolytus wore pros-' cnt, "what'floes ho'brrt sp?uVtt?nsenBe! 'And 'that old man with'Mis'mdnstcr" (referring to Theramflne-'adeBcrlprion '?f th? death or Hip polyte,! "and all tho rest?how stupid (bete) it is ! -Grve^Bie Shalcespearot'Vr't v. no??/1 n ir this was a dclleaM* compHBicnt, ifl j?, jnan of Shakespeare's race,.and a student .of. his works'. It w?i ebiribnitc dpa a ver^supcrtftioiis one. 1 'Aft) Uic'upcu (u. think that It wasnotso. but a.'t^mllhc.CxrirckBlbn of'the djilflton. arki' feeling which'she might not have been willing' to avow, to a Frenchirmn,. ,8,he was right as Xo her capacity/ To ie'o her; play1 ?lebp?lra or' pcrlTfpWiflfvTiVe'np and.lrtcepl n?r1 bl?ck'halr, to Took thoVJrc of Cawdp;, who, LjJo qtjt doubt, was Just-Bach' a llthfel 'BpTrttfial' aJTMrng- fc'rda?e? Jnchd'M st ?r peTnapVOTTgrit ana'BnnnV'ana'Wc^ft'.'ai u ^|th M'llfe 'RabhefJ nrVd 'then 'klbdly projiosetf that I should" golb?hliid' fh? s?etieB' ana .send my pump .to her. dresB'ng-rcom.1 IdldW MV dkr?'./piirid''h?rlre?'dylflfes?ed' for ttf&Tn^ a??hti(1''sfffe 'fcam'? 'lmihedlaYcty, out. '',nw?d.By!ftieJY?nrt,'W^ the bafefe' rTh?'h?lj^ vv|n?;tf??b;'^ long hp'dimrV llgutiftf fcle,'-b^t*6e? ?^'^dti BceneAr??'tH3v^ll^ tho ?dltt'Bdq?rMW glllterlr - ' and ? whet! She Mt fMVUbl llatids Wf a gr'te?tig'tliBt wm rathir Arlglb^Saxbti 'than'FfCfn?lf lblts ?ltaiVHe hcar^BSl?rt6rtiaerA'^^ In N?w'VbrTf'.'Wef?H'int'o 'gcrn?fttl talk^anlri told her how .very much I hud enjoyed the pbr forirfuTicb'tridt river?ngJ A ellght'finge bfcolor camCirild' h?r' ri?le' FaC? 'fwriic'iV tho' ckJtnTrrg scienrJ'reduIrcil'' not to,'be'tduehe'a with Tb?gb,^ not, I believe, at my comrrllmerifbut at tit'r own consciousness, as she replied, "Ah, yes I I am, delighted; for this ep njng Ijam playing with my whole heart.'' AfVir a- eorxvorMion of a i few imljutlesnU> which she was full of life and spirit, sud asked me to cnll on her thcneVt rlfty,!when. as she who stood a little behind me;'and dlthough my movement was as alight and, as quick as possi ble, when I looked again she had vanished out of eight. There was not a* foot-fall, or the rustic of a gown, or even the clink ol the sequrbs; I saw fro tracC Of SIgn'of rtho iwoman wlth'tyhom IVad been spteaklng the twinkling of an eye' before. It was as It sho had1 bel>u swallowed by the c,arth, or to apeak in keeping with tho place whero wo wefe, as if Rh? had fono down at my feet through a noiseless trap, turned' with>w look: of lanMceraeat to tim manager, who said: "Just llko her. Now she will Bland by h?rt?lf and Uke no1 notice ^any thing till It's time for her to .go on. Will you go to vonr box ?" For/with fill his polite at tention, Mr. Rarry, .Ifko, a,,Benflihlo. marmgor, was not inclined to have loungers on (he slago white Mio buslnesseC Udo acen?? was gokug.on, Rut I needed no Invitation lo hasten to sou tho performance from the front. The next morning I called at the appointed hour, aridaftdr waving vathdr lonkor; than I thought I should bo kept alone wuon I was expcctotl/ fite XX06Y ofAffVedl "?W - th?fo VpJ pearcd not Rachel, but her sister M'llo Sarah who brought Rachel's regrets. Sho was not well enough tQ sce.nny one. Showasfovprlsh, haxl a cough, nnd must nnrte herself fot to morTpw.jDvenlng.. I took tlds fop fl, yiotnaayp and,,K'?wJiMllo8 ofibe stagewll] pardon, mc; for saying bo, afl antresi/ jpuM)fr. -j i irsmem bvred her high.ooniltaori) tfitf 'evening -before, andldld not believe lbat she Vas 111 at all; but that being lazy, or bored, or indifferent, or occupied nioro to her taste, ehe had pent mo this excuse. I should have felt certain of it If Bho bad sent mo also a ccrtlflcato from hor physician. But I wronged her. She had re ceived her death-warrant, and was never well agoln. 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The lancet, calomel, cantbarldesanddraetic pur . -in t Hill"' gativ?? were then the?r?er'?f the.day.:i,Thc phy sician played into the hands.of. the apothecary, i! ) i.i .oil" ' '11.'I / hm ffij .'.i.-. .itiiiti I -i and thcuofonunatc patient was drenched morn '(( (I'll ' il,I.lit l|l I :;t' H..'1 ' ." - ~~~~ . '/ Ml lllll i ml' ing, noon and night with prostrating m'culbi'ne?. t'.V'Ot'.l 'Mil U'llil ' !;>. . . . .I .,,( We live in a more rational and conscientious era. The importance of support l h g Sature In itsicon n let wltb dlscase la now 'understood. ' Complaints In themselves weakening are no longer aggravated . ? !>;_ ! I) 11..- i ItlllMI i i , ; i'l;|i ?*r11 ?ii TV."*i**lH?t( lltllill ! ?.' by artificial depletions They oreano? witraTONlOS that rally the vital powers arid enable. fi?JJiil^.do fcat the enemy. Chief among these aille* of Na' IfVfl t. i nlii- i: it to ? vtittm ?itn'ub-'ut : ture, m ltabatUcs with,sfeknesa^ 1 ').",' .i!^-, ___ ? . > unli.'M"' PLANTATION DITTEHS. ""? ' t.'i.ii; i !>'<. -.? r : i - .IV^noilj I09?tilft ? ....... ,. , ,,.? ..?, u .. , ,, This wonderful vegetable rcstoratiye is the sheet anchor ,of the feeble and debilitated. Aaa cordial Ml! Hi ' '.i:.;- ? I / .!> {{ ' f for the frgcd ahd flecrcpid u has rid'equal among Hi-, (vi "il i"*"i I ' Ml ( '.H.'.' i- v stomachics. As a remedy forthc nervous weakness . i!'?t' . i .mi -.. NMU ( "in to which tue tender 6cx are especially auhjcct;'.lt, i?r/.?!i;i." i-. '?.i > nv.H'Mi '. is superseding every, other stimulant, and. nervine. :>r."___ '. . ?.? ir In all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, it i.v', -.,;' .. .,- '...! > : u y j-i - tgiii.t acts as. a spcclfl? U) every species ?f disorder ; - ''u !-.'.': :ii'-.i". !;.,i.d?. -i:>; which . undermines the' ooo^^?t?^.JJ??j breaks down the Inlmai spirits.' '^ercv$r IV _ ., : I--. ' ) i#?i> is Introduced it becomes a standard.'article ;.V.!'i' ** !v'.-v .. . ?a medicinal staple, ?rugglsjs, although thelr ; .) < -i-- i- .-i.. , 3 . i.-.-.;.- ,-. nit ' i" :.') ? ! profit ' upon it Is small, find it absolutely necessary to keep a. preparation for. which everybody inquires, and for ' which nobody will accept^' substitute, ft is'to-day the most :.i.-: ii': popular medicine in the ctviured world. Extensively as it Is advertised", .its' beat! ad vertisement is the beneficial : result which i . "' n- ''' " '"' " ' ' '. " ?' uniformly follows its use, Every bottle itSld ln i : ? . ' .-1.1 .- - seres the sale of at least half a dozen - more. - Ua < . .' -h'j :.'.:',<.--...' ."' like other stimulantp, It braces n'nd fortifies.the city " " - .. '; ) ? I iSA\\n?j ttoWtt? ^J-?A? %Sa? . system without exciting undue ^ercbral actlon, ".' H j -j-X; ' hi - ' . . ^le.cheering effect which it produces* niSon_ the ', i . -.rrrr-1. -1 ; . M rnlntd is not momentary, bdt permanent. Trrdrela r^n .. .. - ' ' no subsequent depression. It does not, as is the ! Ait'- Zii's ' >. .. / p i ca's? with all other stimnll, beget a craving for ex UontB. On the other hand, it soothes and calms 'thencr\'cs,?onihlcirig,BtrftDgc as the anomaly.may seerb, the einlies of a sedative and gentle ano dyqe with those of a tonic and." lnyigpfant. I The perfect purity of an ltr ingredients-, tncii T ' I .- -V ~- '.i j . admirable adaptation to the purposes .-they are' Intended to subserve, the Judicious pro PA ' - ~ : . : - S portions in whlob. they,-are combined, snrj thoi scientific skill with which, they are blend cd, render this famous article at once the ' ? ; i : s ; ; " > ? ..< . ? I m oet potent and foe'moat heimless of alVkn6wx ..- j ' <tM%$> ~rrf ' ' <" t'i-'!' tdruca and alteratives, j r--.' . / . ii .- If. i? Bjold by aU Dmgglsts. j, decT lyr ,,,1 . >' h .. '' ' '. . "t-'i V/ re. :?:. : . h i; .;V..J'V. r.y .; /jtitivi'A ttx! *' *n .' >. r ' . .. .i.v El* ?? t .':!'C :<ili?W i'j'vM >. > :-*S >/. :, >ji >' : *? .". , ? ? .- :?.' \% QRAND LITERARY COMBINATION. LOOK AT TI?E PRICE. ' LOOK AT TUB PRICE. -LOOK AT-THE PRICE. >'-:'r. . - :.'.:iii ?n.:ii :n-i > Ihi THE DAILY NEWS A RURAL CAROLINIAN., (TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS t>NLT\) ' 111 ' One Year, Six Dollars.aad Fifty CtntA. m THE TRr-WEEKLY NEWS AND* "RURAL ,..?.;. CAROLINIAN',;, ? . (TO kbw subscribers OXlTj)1' " ' ' One Year, Four Dollars.' :r. jgj_R?AT , REDUCTION i ! ; IN. PI?iiC?S, IMMENSE B?CCE8SV ;i' I I .-.. jiM.y t?!?nl Popular books sont freo of postage at tho prices annexed : " . ?". ' mei'.vh FAITH,. 68>centa) False Color, Annie Thomas, 65; Countess Uisela, Mariltt. 40; The Sevon Curses of London, 30; Hard Cash, Charlca Rcade, 40; Love roe Little, Love me Lontt, Charles Itcadd, 40; Henry Esmond, ThaclcerAV, 65 ' '. .SEA TALES OK CAPTAIN 'MARKTATT MA1LBD . r.'-TS-, AT 65 CENTS EACH.' iltflllll MIDSHirMAN EASY, Peter Simple, Jacob (Faith ful, Naval Oftlccr, King's Own, Newton j-'oreter, Pacha of- Many Tales, The Poacher, The Phantom Ship, Snarlcvow, I'erclval Kecno^ ^ ; rMiji.il Notes! 104 pages, aoc. ; Domb?y A Son,' 886 pages, 40c; Mortfn'Cnllzztewit'841 phgeaj'toc.; OurWu-' tual Friend; 330 pages, 400. ) ChTlBtmaa Stories; is* pages, 30c;; Talo of Crt1e#, 144 pages) 26c. ;: iHanl Timca and additional Christinas' Stories,". 200 plages, 30o,(i Nicholas >'lcku|bv, mo pagea. 40cz lileak. Uoubc, 340 pages, 40c; Llit|c,PorrliL, 830 pages, 40c. ; I'lckwfcx Papers, 320 pages. 40c.; Da vid Copcrfleld, 330 :bagea, l 40Ci; Barnaby Rudgc, 257 pages, 36c.; Old Curiosity. Shop, ^iL pages, 35c. ; Qrcat Expectations, 184 pages, 30c; SketCRee, loo pages, j3Dc., . , ... ., ?. NOVELS BY SIR W'ALTER. SCOTT.:, : ,i The following novels by Sir Walter Scott mailed at 30 cents each : ifii.'u u ??ii um it i" Waverlcy,Jvanhoev KenUworth, Guv, Manner ing, Antiquary, Rob Roy, Old Mortality, ?hc Block Dwarf and a Legend of Montrbsc, Bride '61 Lam merm?or, Heart of Mid-Lothian, The Monastery, The Abbor, The WrateT Fortunes bt Nigel Pevern or the Peak, (jurent|n Durward, St.1 OtodkaVa Well, Red GauntletVTlie Betrothed and Highland Widow, The Talisman, Woodstock,;Fair Maid of Terth, Anule.of Gelerntem,. Count Robert of Paris, ? I ^The Surgeon's Daughter. .... *, MISCELLANEOtiS' WORKS., 1 '1 , ' ,' ' HORSE TAMING by a New Mtthod, 20 cent?t, ,,''.! Inquire .Within for Anything you Want 'tb ' Know; or, Over 3700 Facts for''the F?opTe, $150. , >'< "? Frost's Book of Tableaux, 35 cents. ' ' ?u "< Wilson's'Hook of Recitations and Dialogues; 05 |,hi.i Cent?. : I "... I Frost's Dialogues for Young Folks, 35 conls. . '. I The Parlor Stage. A Collection of Draw|n?-room Proverbs, Charades and Tableaux. Vivants, $160.. ; . Brlidder Bones' Book af Slump Speeches and llnr, I ?H league Orations, 35 cents. 'Frost's Crrglnal Letter Writer, 65 cents. " Marline's Hand-book or Etiquette and Guido tb t, >-True FoHtencss, 65 cents. Jinn t'lllo > ' Day's American Ready-Reckoner, 65 cents.n . Barton's Comic Recitations aud Humorpos Das loguee, 35 cents. Sth ,> < " ,Amateur. Theatrical>and Fairy Talfc.Dramas, 36 cents, Tarlor Theatricals; or, Winter Evening''?' Btitct tatnmcrit; 35'ccnta. "; "" " ?.'t?? The Modern Pocket Hoyle: "Containing-'ttll' the Games k>f Skill and- Chance, 66 cents* I'-itit? - The Parlor Magician, B¢a. u.ll?i?i i . Book of, Riddles and Five Hundred Home Amuse-. mcnw.'aij cents. ' , Book of Fireside Games, 35 cents, 'UTC nn.1 L?arn. ? uutde for ail who-"Wish to I Speak and Write Correctly, so cents. j" , The Knapsack Full or Fun; or,.One Thousand Ra-i tiens c-f Laughter, 36 cents. >nfOtt\ The Pint* orChowdcr. A Dish for Fanny Fellows, i SO cents. .v-ipi I h m ' How to tjut and Contrive Children's Clothes at a Small Coat, 20 cents. .... ,, UJ. ..... The Chairman apd Speaker's Guiuc;pr, Kalcs'lor. the Orderly'Conduct of public Meetings, 20 cents. . r, ".. '-' ' , Book of One Thons .nd Tales and Amusing Ad ventures. .Contululng over 300 Eugravlngsi and 450 pages, |l 50, -if' Tho Comical Adventures of David uuftick, .30 The Laughable Adventnres oi ?esars. Irfrow'^ Jojaea and Robinson, 35cents. . .. ' ' De Walden's Ball Room companion, or Dancing made Easy,'65 cents. 1 Courtcney's Ulctlonary of Abbreviations, 26 cents. Chesterfield's Letter writer and Complete Root or Etiquette, 40 cents, -ft . .Knowlson's Farrier and Complete Horse Doctor, . .. .20cents. intiiiuj' The Secret Out; or, One Thousand Trl?ks wit,h ': Cards, fl 60. .'?.-- , The Sociable ; or. One Thousand and One Home - .' Amusements, $1 60. BrlBbanc'h Golden Ready Reckoner1, 40 cents.''1 North's Boole of Love LeWera, 55 cents.r iftmu Hlghgrove's Ball Room -Guide and Complete Dancing Monter, 80 cents. ,.,.? .. ,. The Young Iteporter; or How to Write shorthand, 66 eentH. . i?' ' " *? II 'i "" <! i?l Martinen Letter Writer and Rook of. Etiquette1 Combined, *1 50. Ctii; . ',>;l TheFerfect Genileman. A Book .-of, AmerA?aa Etiquette, (160., . .. .., . Manioc's Sciislbio Letter Writer, 55 cents. ... Wright's Book A Three Thousand American 'Re-, celpts; or, Lighthouse of .Valuable mrormk'-' tlhn, $150. 1 ' : : Richardsoh'a Monltoror Free Masonry, 66 osatst Ugrey and KnowlBon's Complete' Horse Tamer and Farrier, 65 centa. , .. . , , TheBabk of rive Hundred Curions PMzles, 36 cents. The American Home Cook Book, aeicente. The Magician's Own Book, II 50. ..." How to Behave; or, The. Sph1t: ot Etiquette,.?? Broad" Grins of the Laughing ' Phirusopher.' 20, ctmts " How to Talk and Debate, 20 cents. ' How to Dress with Taste,'20'centt. :" ' ' t - i -- i The Young Housekeeper's Boot, 20 cents, tu - ' Laughing Gas, 80 cesta. j- v i . The Game or Wbhtt, 20xenta.v i- H Yale College Scrapes, 30 cents. Rridal Etiquette, 20 cents. ,~ , .;. -, iu Parlor Tricks with Cards, 36 centA,. ..... ., . Blunders In Behavior Corrected, 20" cents. , , ." Five Hundred French Phrases, 20 cents. ' ' Harper's Magazine, 46 cents. ' Nineteenth Century, 40 cents. ! "': Godev's Lady's Book, 35 cents.'! " ' -i.tu I>csiJ?'ii Ludy'a Magazine, ? cents. . . ,. Demoreet's Mirror of Faablona,.45 cebts. Peterson's Ladies' Magazine, so tenta. ComloMonthly, 20 cents. , i budget of Fun, 20 cents. v llfll - ' 'il Either at the following Books mailed on reeeint or ronr 3 cent stamps: ., , .. Old numbers or Leslie's, Oodey's, P?terjB?n's, Land We Love, or Demorest's. ' ... Any one or Beadle's or Munro's Dime Novels; ' . Also, a Comic or Sentimental Song Book; Captain JenkH'song Hook, li cents. A'tU I fl I. Walking Down Broadway Songster, 16 cents.! . Great Ltngard Songster, 16 cents. i - >.' Velocipede Songster, 15 cents. n . . The London Illustrated Ncws?3f> cents. Mistress and Maid, a Novel, by MUa,Muloch,rao Sad Tale or the Courtship or Chevalier 81y'Fdx-r Wrckor, 30 cents. . Tbd wonderful and Amusing Doings or Oscar Shatagbal, 80 cents. '.' . Mind Tour Stops, 20 cents. i - - . Ready Reckoner. 40 cents.. ir.<:ut.-'?i!.? Whist, Loo, Euchre and Poker, 20 centSj. r r Madame Le Marchand'? 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On receipt of the price, either In cash or stamps, copies or any Hooks br this llBt will be sent by mall postpaid. CHARLES.C. RIGtTTER,. Ko. 161 King street, |qly13P?o_Charleston, S. 0. jr*-ALMOST ?31VEN AWAY.?THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS is the cheapest country pi per In South, Carolina, and THE RURAL CAROLI NIAN Is the best Agricultural Maassin? ever pub lished in the-South. . Price for Tri-we vikly Nkwb ahsl Rural Cinou niab o?s yev four dollars, J^anufaotured and smoking tobacco. I II G. FOLLIN, TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS' AGENT, No. l M East. Bay. A general assortment or' Manufactured and smoking Tabac?o, or, aU grades and styles, from rcUable manufacturers in Virginia and North Carolina, and offered at the lowest market prices. sept 30_,___I Q F.PANK N'/I* N , apothecary" AND chemist, i? ::? .? ii;i. -. .j -finili;*ii ' NO. 12? MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C. . H'.il . ! . Ii' _u_ iMir.< ? ? The advertiser begs to ca)l attention to bis slock . !' .1 ' or the best imported and domestic, , ,.. , CHEMICALS, DRUGS AND PATENT 'MED .! iciNEs. ; Upon the DISPENSING, DEPARTMENT or hl* basincBS he bestows the utmost personal care and', attention, and guarantees the purity or the medi cines used In compoWdUje'.''^ 1 1 " 'ill . li.-.J I .-. -i ...i.l. - ilit . in: P;ltpteCRIPT:rONS; , ;>' :> I > . . . -it :i Prepared carernlly at all hours of the day and Special Agency ror the aale or BURG 10 A L INSTRUMENTS, , Manufactured by, Moss?re.'GEORG E TIEMANN A c0.s . OF' N? W ' YORK. ' ' ' .... ii.il- ; in' <:! yA'i . .?.i-t( -?ii-'. '?:.. ?il- - - ! ? -? ;. ,ii iuini;i it:< < fit? <;. i|| i n: .'. : ' , . !! .Ift-rtj .'n i ii.'dl oil 'j . Iii I il.iruthY? , > it.? ?ib stock OF' I ,ii . h .- ill:. i- : (...;!! HAIR, TOOTH- iAND VAIL. BRUSHES) FBRFU . '""" MBR1ES, Ac., '' ,.l8largje and'-wCU ecJectfcd.' .'.'.'' j .. \i i i . * i i II.' I ;l - M ??ii / ., I I.- oil* "liliil : AOKNCY FOR Til P. BAl.B OF TBK CXLKBRTXD rockbr'tdg e!al?m spring waT,Erx i ? I,, A supply of which Is always on sand. ' ' ' ' i:ti. . j.i>i,iiii Manufacturer of '"p 'a'"n k n i n > s ' Hlll.l?F ?-ii.' ,' <* :l-.'U Jl!llln-l > h e p a'tt c" b i t t E r s, ' . >'. Hi in mi Mt'tl >llllll'!-r?i o/.l Which have established for themselves areputa-, t tion Hurpn.HHcd by none. ;t|r\j- , Through constant effort And atlentlon he hopes to merit a continuance or the public patronage which has hitherto been extended to him, rebiB tnthalyr_,; jjj. a' p: evn;::g :o ..:: , ' CURES FEVER'?ND AGUE*.''' |' '' ' the finest,;;,tonic. in the would. i_ n: hibij -.1 itv'tvt! r--u" rforsaleby all Drugglata., ll( ,? ,,.,',.;? ' ":-1 ov-j. l?bn, Agent,',' ;' ' ' ' ' : , tlJcv .--m n i t!m Druggbit, I -il,-. ' i' i ':Hii('.-*r o -if'-..: ; i Corner King and John street, 'sestlT smes_f S 0 L?H ON' S'' ..B...J T1 T ? tt S I] ;<ttx\n> \jvV">?4iirtti'"c um liii* > ? . * (Wf* - il'Tir: iilit-j h eidnnii ! - <! I fui. hi. ;.!: -1" :i-'-<\ i-. ARB FOR 8ALH BY i ot j.y-i '> < h..i .. ivii ' ' !! ' a ut. ...it; Mlllil .'.e VI'" jlltl IIM> ' I ! ulf'inijifU1! HiOii: o igtyjtiN - ?> : :;c :i. i.;-ii oii d1 r b... r ,a o B l ,l X ? AMi oil vii.-t .: ! : ;R.Jvf ..-.'il"!" .tu tiiillVi I .. vimiju nit . ii:. : \ ! '. b"f;??jiVv* iiiii -'\ ii;. ?i? it wie ; CORNER, KTNO, AND MARKET 8TBJBETS. , it:- iit'Jtniii " wtrvti 'M'MiihMiiii i.?i BeptlT 8ippB .....It||...|;| . " i S vR&;lr^ " i"? > '.: -'V TI1K only cbutaik l""'l II ' . a. . , iM'.v ." ' iiHSlvv .'"1 RAT D E S'T RO ?E?" wirnotir'' : . ?M* ' -I ne : -i in iun> DtS AO RE EABLB RESULTS* n .u .. :-:v AROL.P.H, , ISAACis'EN'S ?' PHp?PHORIC . PASTE, ,.' !' ;. ' . (|. H BRtf ?T'Jt'OA tL.Y sealed'and warranted t imc? th egr eatost dts ' t;u - it, ft piiiil covery of i its i Und In . the age we live in. No person need bo troubled with RATs, MICE, BED BUGS or R0ACJ1?S\ (or jit. Jeaacsen'fl, des troc tive remedy is within the reach of all'. Prepi^rd^ only by himself,'from rare and valuable com pounds, its cheapness la as womlorfnl fts Its eflV caoy.' Hundreds of testimonials bave boon re' received from all parts or tide. tfaltcd Stateiii..".',1'.. The grew advantage this SURE POP possessed over all slmUar, preparations Is ttb FACT that It is CERTAIN IN ITS BFPEOTS, and free fromtho-nnpleasarjtnefla.of rate dying In their holes, as It cause* .them tp leave t,be prem ises to seek air, and consumes them so entirely, ai to leave - ? ' NO DISAGREEABLE .OWORi . . ' . . . ll-di .' i' II Numbers of references can te made to . , . PERSONS IN TRIS 01TT, ; :, i I'M who baTO'successfuily used It. . Sols Agents for South Carolina, '( ; \<0 importers and AvholesAle Dn ggUU?, Corner 'Meeting and Hat 0| itreeWi aprlUO rawfomoa Char.fJiob, S. C INCORPORATED 1853 CAPITAL.d4.i... $360,000. CASH ASSETS. .$460,000. J. V. )iO/.KUAN, President. D. F. WILCOX; Secretory. Conilnuca to furnish perfect security against loss or damage by flro ou all kinds of insurablc property at adequate rates,, Agents can be found at every prominent point in, the Southern States,,to whom applications for Insurance may be made. Apply to H U T BO N L E ?, Agent, NO. % BROAD STRRBT, nctlt tnth?moB Cit aui.xston, S. C. S e;w i,#,g.,'/ if. a.cnin es. The place to buy ' SEWING MACHINES Is where you have a choice of styles of different makers. 1 : I have the best single and donhlc-thrcad Ma chines now before the public. ' THE WILLCOX A OIUBS' . - ! t SIUENT ' MACHINE and tiih ' 1 WBE:D*?V.F.. F.. lock STITCH Arc the simplest and most reliable Machines made. Every Machine is wnrruutcd to give satis faction, or It will be exchanged for other kinds. All kinds or Sewing neatly and ipromptly done. Orders taken for all first class Sowing or Knitting Machines, Needles, Oil, Thread, Silk, Ac. BBI'AIRINO as usual. , D. B. HASELTON, ?nayl stuthly No. 307 King street. rJlAKE TIME. BY THE FORELOCK. I . . THE RURAL CAROLINIAN AND THE I CHARLESTON TRI-WEBLY NEWS, ...... - <>! . 4 '\ TO NBW BGBSGRIBBftS. ' ONE TEAR, 'FOUR DOLLARS._' y^AMB FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE. The only reliable and first-class FAMILY KNIT TER over offered to the public. Over ,one hun dred different garments and stitches. Gold and Silver jUcdals at all the principal Fairs in. the United.States und Earopc. Best thing for Agents to make money on. For samples arid terms ad dress LAM!) KNITTING M. M. CO.,' BeptM Imp ' Chlcopec Falls, Mass. J^EETING STREET, FOUNDRY. TUI8 ESTABLISHMENT IS V?w'VcRXISIIlka Tns ht** -.- -< - 7 rnovbd, ,. M c c' A R T H Y CfJTT'? N G I N, , STEAM ENGINES AND B dl LE BS, Of various sixes, on' band. Irnproved Vertical and Horizontal Cora Mills, " " 1 ' Sugar Mills, Sugar Mills, Sugar Boilers and Puns, of all sizes. . i . Uorsc-Fowcrs and Gin Gearing, from ? to' 1C feet in diameter. -ii rji ? v , Improved Lever Cotton Presses, for Hand, Power, Saw and Rice Mills. . j Machinery and Costings of all descriptions made v* ' -1 j * ? ? t : t \"? ; . te order. Particular attention paid to House Fronts and castings for Buildings, Gratings, cistern Covers, Sash Weights, Ac,'Ac.' william 8..HENEREY, I MACHIN I S t, % N-.D FOUNDER, No. 314 MEETrNG , STREET, ,.' ' ' CHARLESTON, 8. C. , aog? mws O S. KO O I On account of the great number of Wonderful, Cures of.obstmste and Inveterate 1 Cases of 1 ltlK.tf H H ' ' : ItVJ . I SCROFULA I DYSPEPSIA. LIVER DISEASE ; ' I i ', ' KIDNEY AFFECTIONS' \\ OENFRAL BAD,HEALTH, ??., "' | . MADE BY THE , |, 'SC E L B B B A T E D K 0 SR 0 0," It baa won'th? enviable reputation of (being the best and most popular Medicine ever discovered. It la dally prescribed by physicians, and recom mended by many tbonaknds of our bCBt citizens. - Firg^^Vi^wiEAMoi8E;.;v: .i -.j. -: ul Charleston, B. C. ' And Druggists And Merchants every'wnere.' " '". j ?V- Lac??s HUtfcririg fromAny Disease peculiar to their sex, can be restored to 'health by using DR.' LAWRENCE'S WOMAN'S FRIEND." it purifies the secretions, and restores the system to a healthy condition.-'ft* For sale by ., ,. . . . '. ... '." . . . powie a M?JISeJ,..,,; . . JnlyM lyfp?Q , : Charleston, S. 0,j xj e ; ;;c. : ;a.;,ir,::,.B1i;f ,u l wh.at fM,B D i cin B.8.,, ' 'Y'OO T A K E. ' ''' " 1 t _> . ? * : .': >ll'. When yon are exhausted by overwork of head er hand, and feel the need of somethlngJnvigorat ig, don't drink whiskey or any Intoxicating thing', whother under the name of Bitters or other? wise/ Such articles give Just ha much strength to your weary body and mind as tho whip gives to the Jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stlmi ulanta are Injurious to nerve health, and are al* ways followed by depressing reaction. i I DOSE'S nervine and ?ny<G6lL\t6R. . Is a Tonic ?ndgentle'siirnulant, which' Is'nipt at tended by reaction.' What It.gains for you it maintains. When It refreshes l*xly or mind, it refreshes with natural strength that comes to stay. Wo are not recommending teetotallsm In the interest of an/'fnctioniuutlonjr, nnfl extend: ed observation teaches W? that lie whft resorts to tho bbttle for rest or: recuperation, will find, as h? keeps at It, that ho is kindling a ?ro m his bones which will conRiimo like the, names of perdition. Turn from it. Take a tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD'S 1.KRV1NB ta for aaleby all Druggists. I'rlco Ono dollar. Sec book of cortl? locates that accompanies each bottle. . - , 2 |unc36 7mi?S ... ^ . GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. THE CHARLESTON'DAILY NEWS . ,. -, h -j ' IlllflV' ': i AND . '. IUI -i; inj??'i'?i- f itlllli II T;H E RURAL OAR 01* I N I.A,Nt C NEW KSB?.'BI KS)., OSJB YE m, (IX AKD? HALF BOlAARS, it .. . ! ,{ iff lit S rjlIIB cheapest and best! A FIItST-CLARS DAILY PAPER, ONE YEAR, (to kbw siraaoRiBBtta only,) _SIX DOLLARS AXU FIFTY CEST^_ ASTRAL OIL CHANCE pP LAMPS. _rainiUliig O??Strictly to-^WDlsuj* fcxplxle_ legn** liigW than in BriL. B? jo jo. SeadtKchoMUn, - For aa the 'Agcnu Id CUorlcBtofi,' GOODRICH, AVLNEMAN a CO.,' acpte mwfemos_No.' 23 li'ajn'e street.' STAIR RODS, BWNZZ,. FIBS On?, 4L Porcelain, ?^l r?,u.r. .VI) RtCaflltV , ?im mi riiLM DROP FIXTURE, SmicM nn fro .th.ch. Tbo Original sad etly EflUatlo Fixtarc ni?o. It can bo applied to any Stair Rod, either .Round or Pint, and' orcvchtB its slipping from itB place. Aakibrthe ' Pattet prop rhrtme, ' SOLD BT 4U. Carpot Dealors, anw buy.ko other. - lUO| BSASfl Alia Z?J0 , . 8TAIR FTiATES, For Hotcla, Restaurants nnd Public Buildings, manufactureo by W.' T. & J. MERSF.REAU, 62 Duane St.. HX augl3 3mos_ " "' MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Piaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and pri?e. ' ; >/ MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFE S Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged 1 Cannot be Drilled i BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS, EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, ' COMBINATION LOCKS Pleaao send far a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) Princlnal' {205 Broadway, New York. I721 ChestnutSt., PhiJa. warehouBoe | lOSBank St.,Clovelond.O; And for sale by bar agents in the principal cities thron g-hout tho United States. . For sale by . ;, yrnu.iL bird & co., ... No. 203 EAST BAY| dec20 lyr * * Charleston. ' SIX-CORD. .IIOJ.o it > ?miiiLim?ssi gala At/wh hlWti?dfcJ?^rxLQgj tt Bdaisyv Baafkna, . aug4 wfm3mos _ 11 ; ": ROS?DALIS. i "ROS?DALIS. 1 ?oltiby :\; ' ." 1 0O0DRICI?, WINEMaN & CO., Direct Importers of European Drugs and I iala, Cbarf?aton/S/O. ' m?jsattti