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Bf y Lady.
Inrush no? the floor where my lady hath trod,
Lest one light Btgn of ner foot yon mar;
For where ?he hath walked, In the spring, oe the
sta.
There, I have noticed, most violets are.
Touch not her work, POT her book, nor a thing
That ber exquisite finger hath only pressed;
Bot fan the dost off with a plume that the wlug
Of ring-dove let fad on his way to his nest.
I think the ran stops, ir a moment she stand
In the morn, sometimes, at her lather's door;
And the brook where she may have dipped her
hand
Rona clearer to me than lt did before.
Under the malt of "I know me pore,"
I dare to dream or her; and. by day.
Aa oft as I come ro her presence, I'm sure
Bad I one low thought, she would look lt away.
JOTTINGS ABOUT IBB STATB.
-The corn crop ol Edgefleld County, ac?
cording to area planted, waa ne v>;r better than
It ls this year. "
V -Dr. Thomas Lake, E. H. Chamberlain and
Colonel James C. Smyley, of Edgefleld, are
dead.
-A new bridge bas been completed over
Lynoh's Creek, known as Kelly's, on the road
leading from Darlington to Camden.
-Next Monday ls the time for tbe assemb?
ling of the October term of the Conrt of Gene?
ral sessions ror Lancaster County.
-Messrs. J. J. Melonie and Tristram Bethea
are independent candidates for the aherlffalty
of Marlboro1 County.
-The gluhouse ol Mr. George Davis, about
one and a half miles east of Columbia, was
destroyed by fire Thursday mornlog. The fire
ls supposed to have been communicated from
the engine room. Tbe loss ol cotton was
about three bales
-Tbe Greenville and Columbia Railroad
bas not enough transportation to meet the de?
mands of freights. On Thursday morning a
run of thirty-six cars went np; and a large
quantity of freight from the connecting roads j
ls awaiting transportation.
-The flooring mill at Lan dst ord, on the
Davie property, owned by Mr. James B. Hey?
ward, trustee, was destroyed by Are on last
Saturday night. It was the work of an incen
diary. The property was insured la the Andes i
Company, of Cincinnati, for three thousand
dollars. __
A CUTTING SUB APB.
[From the Chester Reporter.]
On Thursday last, In the public road, near j
r Bullock's Creek Church In this county, a dif?
ficulty occurred between Messrs. Drayton
Parks and Lawson B. Davis, whloh resulted In
Parks cutting Davin severely on the left side
or tbe throat w itt a pocket knife. The wound,
while severe, ls not regarded as neocessarlly
mortal, as neither the wi nd-pipe or any Impor?
tant artery was materially Injured. The affray
resulted irom a mlaandertandlog between the
parties In regard to a settlement for a quantity
of cotton seed which Parks bad got from
Davis some time ago. On Monday last Parks
surrendered himself, to the sheriff of. tbe
county. ?'?
_-fantitprt, S*t._
FURHITORE! FUflNITURE !
B. WHITE,
No. 88 HAS EL STREET,
IS NOW RECEIVING A NEW SUPPLY OF
ALL KINDS OF
And is Bellin g at his n suai ly low prices which have
g&lned'for bim such a very liberal patronage, both
In City and donn try. Try him, yon will go again
He ts ??ole Agent for the
. 'iWAKEFIELD" EARTH CLOSET,
The only'one which dares claim to give satis,
faction. ' ,.
Cw td ^WHiTE'S^ior your FURNITURE ls the |
word all over the State. oetfi-stnthimo
GrlFT MONEY ALL TJP!
f s o o ,o ? o ?
IN BANK TO PAY PRIZES.
A FULL DRAVVT?G IN SIGHT.
The Grand Gift Concert for the benefit or the I;
Public Library of Kentucky ls postponed to Sat* I
urday, the 7th of December, for tho following
reasons: If
1. The failure of certain agents to make re- 11
turns lu time tor the drawing to take place Sep- r
tomber 28. Ig
2. The accumulation of orders daring the last I i
few day? to such an extent that lt was not possl-1, e
bie.to nil them and have the dra wing on the 28th. I c
8. The general expressed desire or ticket-hold- i
era that a fall drawing might be had, even If lt l c
made a short postponement necessary. 11
A The belier of the management, that, by a I 4
short postponement, the remnant of unsold I
t lcke ta can be disposed of, and all the prizes paid I 2
lu full without tne necessity of any pro rata 11
scaling,down. |
For these reasons, coupled with the e ire est de- I 6
aire to behest the Public Library by a larger bal-1 8
ance, an ov" tho tlc tot- hold era by huger Gifts, the
Concert and Distribution have reen postponed to 7
Saturday, tho 7th ol December. 1872. On that s
day and no other the drawing will positively and I c
unequivr^ally come off lu the great dall or the 1
Public L.brary building, beginning at precise y 6 I 2
o'clock A. IL, and con tiona un t ll the whole of the I
ona thousand Girts are awarded. I JJ
The payment of toe Giru will begin the third l a
day after the drawing, and continuo ror ?ix I 61
months, in current fonda, by the Farmers' and I
w Drovers' Bank, or by sight draft upon the Fourth s
National Bank, New York, at the option of the I ii
Gift ticket-holders. y {,
. Hst of eut*. ii
Ose Grand Gut, cash.$ loo ooo I ?!
Oue Grand Gift.$50,000 I
EACH.I
i cash Girt......$25,000- 4 cash Girts.... 12,000
leash Girt.$20.000 16 cash Gitta.... $1,000
1 Cash out.$16,000 20 Cash Girts.... $000 I
1 oana out.$10,000 21 cash Girts.... $800 | L
lCaahGirt. $9.000 25 cash Gifts.... $700 Lc
1 CASU Gut. $8,000 86 Casa Gifts.... $eoo ?
1 cash Gut. $7,000 46Cash Girts.... $600 S
1 Cash Gift.$6.000 60 Cash Gifts.... $400 J
l CASU Gift_..$?,600 1 60 dsn outs.... $300\ r
I Cara Gift;:..;. $4,00? 1 loo Cash Gins.... $200 I ?
leash Gift. $3.000 I 612 Cash Gifts.... $100 R
Total-loco Gifts, ail Cash.$600,000 I J
Prto? or Ticket*. I ?
Whole Tickets, $10; Halves, $6; Qaarters, $2 so; U
II WholeTlokets for $100; 29 for %-m ; 68 for $600; I a
118 for $1000; 266 for $2600; 676 for $6000. Mo I j
discount on leas than $100 worth or tickets at a I
time.
me money necessary to pay in rmi all the offer
ed Gifts ls now upon deposit in the Farmers' and I v
Drovers' Bank.- as win oe seen by the following 0
certifie ste of the Cashier: i
FARM BBS' AND DEO VB KS' BANU, I I St
Louisvn.LB, Rr., September 28, 1872. )
This ia to certify that there is now on deposit
in this bant over Hair a Million of Dollars t >
the credit et the Gift Concert Fund, $6co,ooo or ( k.
which ls neld by thu bank as Treasurer of the I
Public Library of Kentucky to nay off au Gifts
to be awarded at the drawing.
B. a VEAOH, Cashier.
Hon. JOHN BARBEE, Manager or the Royal
Insuranes company, Liverpool, and Colonel JIL- I 1
SON P. JOHNSON, Proprietor of th?* Galt Bouse,
will act aa a committee on' the part or the Tn?. I ii
. tees to take charge et the tags before the draw
?* lng; count them; place them tn the wheel, and &
personally see that corresponding numbera for fi
ail the ticke ta sold go into tba wheel. After the
drawing ls over, the wheel, -with Its contenta' I L
will be placed In the hands of a committee on I I
the part ol tba rjcket-hold era to satlsfv themselves I fi
whether all the tickets sold were represented In I :
the drawing.
Blind children, in full view of the audience,
will alternately draw the tags-I rom one or the
gina? wheels and tho Gita oeloogiug to them I r
from the other, and the emola* -r?cord or the I ?
drawing thoa conducted will be kept by three I L
tellers chosen from different banks In the city, lp
The drawing win be. published in the Lonlevilie I
papetmAad-New York Herald, and ofnclal copleB E
mailed to ail parties out of Louisville to whom I T.
tickers have been Bent by letter. ; ,
The remnant of tickets yet unsold win be far-1
nhhed to thoae who first apply for them, and as I L
g?n?ral a distribution of them wm ne made I L
among ag en ts as their limited number will per. I
mir. THO agent win be permitted, on any account I w
whatever, to hold or sell a ticket for the manage
ment after tba 26to Of No vern ber, 1872.
This po?tponement h*r been made br advice of
the Trust?es, with' the ?Ole object of the real
ben efl cor both tbe ticket-holder and tho Public
Library, and all concerned may rest perfectly
assured that the positive' and final programme I
here announced win be carried ont to t^e letter. I C
September 2?, 1872. IC
THOMAS K, BBAJ?LETTE, j
Agent PobUc Library, Kentucky, Public Library i i
Building. Louisville, Kentucky.
OCt6-iWl8*W3 I I
jaunirai Sperm (AU.
T*TE GREAT
MINERAL SPERM OIL,
TBS SAFEST AMD BEST
II^I^XJMriVA.TIJVQ OIXJ
IM THE WORLD.
Recommended by toe Board of Underwriters,
Steamboat Inspectors, President or Chamber
or Commerce and Captains or Steamers
trading to thia port, and hnndreds
or raminea wno are now
using lt in the city.
It combines perfect safety; cannot explode at
soo0 Fahrenheit, as tested; more brilliant than
Kerosene, Lighthouse or other Explosive Oils now
used. Familien and Dealers supplied by
DOUGLAS A MILLER, Sole Agents,
Ko. as East Bay, benth or Postofflce,
octa Oharieston. S. 0.
(Eloiijing ano iunusfjing ?ooo?.
NEW STORE!
KEW GOODS!
EVERYTHING NEW !
MENKE ft MULLER,
TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
INVITE THE ATTENTION" OF THE PUBLIC TO
THEIR
SPLENDID NEW STOCK1
OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE,
KENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, j1
AMD CHOICE MATERIALS |1
FOR CUSTOM WORK.,
(
AN INSPECTION OF THE
GrOODS AND PRICES
IN THEIR I (
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
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COR, KING AND WENTWORTH STS., ?
19 RESPECTF?LLY SOLICITED. I j
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BARGAINS 1 BARGAINS !
IN
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AT
STOLL, WEBB & GO., '
No. 287 KING STREET.
The Subscribers Ul Advertising their FALL
STOCK would beg. to thank their mends and the
mbtlo generally rar the liberal patronage hereto,
ore bestowed anon them, and would respectfully
tollen, a continuance or tho ?ame. We do bu?
teas on the ONE PRIG < SYSTEM, and guarantee
di GOODS AS REPRESENTED. We are now
?ffering a Larger and Better Assorted stock than
re bave ever done heretofore, and we Guarantee
mr Prices as LOW as a ny noose tn the City. We
leg to call your attention to the following Goods:
1 cases (Super 44 LONGOLOTH, 12* cents, 16,
los'. IB cents
cases 4-4 Wamsntta, 20 cents
case New YorkMUis Soper io and ll 4 Bleached
and Brown .sheetings
and 6-4 Pillow Cottons
.4 Bleached Table Damask. 65 cents to $2 per I o
yard . :
and 8-4 Brown Table Damask. 40, 60. eo, 75 cents ,
nper Colored Table Damask, $ i 25 per y ar J Q
toiored Worsted Tablecoven>, SI 26 to $4 |.g
so dozen Super Buck. Towels, at S2 75 per dozen
DO dozen Tab.e Napkins, at $1, fl 26, $i 60, 12 ..
per dozen . &
?mask Doylies, 75 cents. $1, $126 per dozen
Ird-F.ye and Ruas ta Diapers
l pieces super irish Linens, at 60, ea, 76/ so
cents $1 per yard
nper Pillow Linens, 76 cents te $126
) and ti l Ltnen Sheetings, cheap
90 White Spreads, tl 35, worth Si 76
SO Super SpreadB, $2, worth $3
io Super Marseilles, $3 60 to $6 each
DO Soper Colored Bed Spreads, at $8 60 each.
DRESS GOODS.
We beg to call special attention to our DRESS
IOODS DEPARTMENT, which is much larger
han we have ever shown before, and at much
elow lau year's prices:
APA.NK.IE SILKS, in Plain, Figured and Stripe,
some aa low as 46 cents per yard
Mored French Cashmeres in the new ?hades, at
$1 per yard
lolored sateens In all shades, from 05 to 90 cents
Tench Merinos, 76 cents to sf 26
Impress Cloths, all shades, 87 Ji, 60, 60, 75 cents
nper ottoman Cloths, 75 cents per yard
90 pieces Poplins, Ul Plain, Stripe and Figured,
at 40. 60. dO cents
1 caso Poplins, 26 cents, worth 86
1 case Poplins, 30 cents, worth 49
1 case Poplins. 86 cents, worth 46
rhlte Alpacas, 40 ceo ts to $i per yard
olored Velveteen, ror Dress Trimmings, in ail
shades
) pieces Soper Plaids, 26 cents, worth 35.
DELAINES.
wo yards Plaid and Figured, at 20 cent?,
worth 26.
HOSIERY, &o.
90 dozen SUPER BROWN HALF HOSE, $3 per
dozen, worth S4
M> dozen Ladies' Balbriggao, SO per dozen,
worth $7 60
90 dozen Ladles' Hose, 20 to 75 cents a pair
?oys? and Miases' Hose in Bleach, Brown and
Fancy
adlea' and Gents' Merino Undervests, at all
prices
cys' and Misses' Undervests.
LAGS DEPARTMENT.
ACE TRIMMED SETS, at Al prices
mbroldered Linen Sets, at all prices
laen Collara and Cuffs, at all prices
me Assortment Lace Collars, from 26 cents to $3
each
mbroldered Linen cambric Handkerchiefs
aced Trimmed Hand Kerchiefs
very large assortment or Cambric Edgings,
from 20 cents to $126, very cheap
ace Edge Frllllogs, at low prie, g
idles' silk Scarfe, in all the new shades.
E REQUEST AN EXAMINATION OF OUR
STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE?
WHERE. NO TROUBLE
TO SHOW GOODS.
?TOLL, WEBB & CO.
No. 387 KING STREET.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 80.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1.
WEDNESDAY, 03TOBER 2.
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & GO
NO. ar S KINO STREET,
(BROWNING'S OLD STAND,)
Hare completed their newand elegant Building,
ind are now offering- to the Publlo the Fall Impor?
tations o?
DRESS GOODS,
n all the latest Fabrics, comprising :
PLAIN CASHMERES Irish and French Poplins
Drap rle Niece, Merinos in all the newest colors
Plain, Striped and Fancy Silk
Slack Silks Ri au the leading makes
satins, in Black and all other colora
?ilk Pinches, in all shades
Primming and Cloaking Velvets, all colors
Dress and Trimming Eppingllns
Hep Valours and Rep Fon
Wool and Silk Poplins
I newand fall Line of Mourning Goods .
1 splendid assoi tment of Second Mourning Goods
lli<acas. Bombasines, Empress A Henrietta Cloths
[aces, Embroideries and Handkerchiefs
[.ace Collara, Shawls. Ac, Ac
On TUESDAY, October 1st. we will open our
JARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Fine CARPETS forfait and Winter 1872.
?Ve will on that day open a rull Line of
VELVETS; ***
BR?SSELS and
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
Two and Three-Ply Carpets
Sag Uah and American Oil Cloths, all widths
druggets, Rugs. Mata, Ac, Ac,
Ali in entirely new designs.
We have added to onr well assorted Stock of
louds a lull Line ot.
LT HOLSTE RY GOODS,
r blob Will oom prise all the latest designa and
abrios In that department. .
RICH SATIN DAM ASK
Flam -Silk and Union Terries
Tapestry, Plano add Table covers
Hair Cloths, Gimpa, Cottee Damasks
cornices, Tassels, Window Shades, Ac
Our CLOTH AND TAILORING DEPARTMENTS
ire complete, and the Finest and Latest Styles
?an be found at our establishment.
On WEDNESDAY, October 2d, we win open and
lave completed our
? GENTS* ??RNI8HIS0 DEPARTMENT,
?Oering the Public th? Beat and Latest Styles
did Hakea or Gooda belonging to' this department.
Oar MILLINERY DEPARTMENT contal ns all
he Latest styles or FEATHERS, Plumes, Artill?
ina. Floaters; Plain, Gros. Grain, two and three
maded Ribbons,in all the most fashionable shades.
lOMESTIO AND LINEN DEPARTMENTS ARE
|^ COMPLETE.
?-The Prices or all onr Goods will be regula?
en according to the latest New York Price List.
O'eu care has been taken in the completion and
election or Goods for onr
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
rhlch, purchased of very first hands only? can be
uaranteed to be the cheapest and best selected
.took in this market. We. most cordially invite
lerobanta. Milliners and Tailors to inspect our
nock or. Goods, examine our Prices, and we can
uaraawe satisfaction. '
The Salesroom for this Department ls entirely
e par ate (rom the Retail Department.
FURCH GOTT, BENEDICT A CO..
-, ., . ?jg :No."276 King street.
Pianos, ?rgans, &z.
PIANOS ?ND ORGANS,
Furnished at rectory prices for Cash, , or by
loathly Payments oe the most liberal terms.
CHARLES L. M'C LE NA H AN,
Plano and Musis Store,
fepMmoe . . No. isl King street.
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ENGINES.
O RTA BLE, STATIONARY AND AGRICULTU?
RAL ENGINES, two to fifty horse-power
lr ?dar saw Mills, Grist Mills
ong and Short Cotton Gins
n u and Leather Bel ting
penn. Lard, Tanners', Linseed, Paraphlne,
White Oak Oils, TaHew, Ac, Ac
egina and Mid Supplies In great variety.
CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO.,
ORNER MEETING AND CUMBERLAND STS
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Shute ano -tfarmsrjing ?cooa.
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?TAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
ALBO, A FINK ASSORTMENT OF
lESTLSMEN'S FCRM3HISG GOODS,
CONSISTING OF,'
UNDERWEAR,
Shaker Flannel, Wool and Mermo, Cotton Flan
el, "Shirts and Drawers, all grades and all sizes.
English Merino and Cotton Half Hose .
Also, a full selection of the latest Novelties In
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English Windsor Scarfs, Marquise Scarfs, ";
Lord Stanley Scar ia, Livingston Cravata,
Chancellor Scarfs,. : .: Rows and Ties.
Gray's PAPER COLLARS of ail descriptions.
Walking Canes a ad Umbrellas.
E. MOTT;
EETTNG STREET, OPPOSITE MARKET HALL.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 80.
. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2.
FURCHGOTT, BEHEDfCT&CO
WO? 3 7 5 KING STREET,
(BROWNING'S OLD STAND,)
Have completed their new and elegant Barding,
and are now offering to the Publie ibo Fall Impor?
tations ol
DRESS GOODS,
in all the latest Fabrics, comprising:
PL VIN CASHMERES, Irish and Pranch Poplins
Drap de Niece, Merinos In all the newest euora
Plain, Striped and Fancy bilk
Black Silks in all the leading makes
Satins, in Black and all other colors
Silk Plushes, la all shades .,'
Trimming and Cloaking velvets, all colors
Dress and Trimming Epplnglfns
Rep Valours and Rep Fois
Wool and Silk Poplins .
A new and lull Line of Mourning Gooda
A splendid assortment of Second Mourning Goods
Alpacas, Bombasines, Empress A Henrietta Cloths j
Laces, Embroideries and Blaadkercalefa
Lace Collara, Shawls, Ao, ?ic.
On TUESDAY, October isvwe win open oar
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Fine CARPETS for Fait and Winter 1872.
Wewlllon that day open & foll Line of
VELVETS, <.??'
BRUSSELS and I
. TAPESTRY 0ARPET3.
I Two and Three-Ply Carpets -,,
English and American Oil Cloths, all widths
Druggets, Rags, Mais, Aa,, Ac
All lo entirely new designe.
We have added to our veil assorted Stock of
Goods a foll Line or
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
whioh will comprise all the latent designs and
fabrics In that department, u
RICH SATIN DAMASK .
Plain bl:k and Union Terries
Tapestry, Plano and Table Covers
Hair Cloths, Gimps, Cotton Damasks
Cornices, Tassels, window Shades, Ac
Our CLOTH AND TAILORING DEPARTMENTS 1
are complet *, and the Finest and Latest styles
can be found at onr est aol Uh men r.
' Oil WEDNESDAY, October Sd, we will open and
have completed onr
GENTS' FURNISHING'DEPARTMENT,
I offering the Public the Best and Latest Styles
J and Makes of Goods belonging to this dep urtment,
Onr MILLINERY DEPARTMENT contains all
the latest styles of FEATHERS, Plumes, Artificial
Flowers; Plain. Gros Grain, two and three Shaded
Ribbons, in au the most fashionable shades.
DOMESTIC AND UN&N- DEPARTMENTS ABE
COMPLETE.
?.The-Prices or all our Goods will be regulated
! according to the latest New York Pi ice List.
, Great care has been taken in the completion
I and selection of Goods for oar i |
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
which, purchased of very first bands only, can be
guaranteed to be the obeapeat and nest selected
stock in this market. We most cordially invite
Merchants, Millie ere and Talk ra to inspect onr
Stock of Goods, examine oar Prices, and we can
guarantee satisfaction.
The Salesroom for ibis Department ls entirely
separate from the Retail-Department.
. . - FURCUQOTT. BENEDICT A CO.,
sep20 No. 275 King street.
ftftttriff, ttqnotB, Gt.
H. KLATTTo^?a
AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON.
We bave appointed Messrs. H. KLATTB A 00.
?Sole Agents for Charleston for this Celebrated
Brand or PURE KENTUCKY WHISKEYS, both
BTBSaod BOURBON.
These Whiskeys are guaranteed pore KENTUCKY
OQPPER DISTILLED, free from all componed im?
purities, ard Manly recommended by eminent
chemists for medical use. The Brand ls patented
to prevent infringements.
BARKHO?SE BROS. A CO.,
LoulTrtiie, Ky.
We respectfully inform oar friends and custom?
ers thst-we keep constantly on band a foll supply
of the above already favorably well known Wols?
ey's, and offer same to the trade st distiller's
prices. H. BLATTE A CO.,
aug81-stath6mo No. 185 East Bay.
OJigar?, So?arra. Ul.
EMPEROR WILLIAM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
CIGAR AND TOBACCO HOUSE
No. 310 KINO STREET,
THREE DOORS SOUTH OF SOCIETY STREET.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Ol all kinds.
PIPES of every quality.
Call and examine stock hero re buying else
where.
WILLIAM SCHRODER, Proprietor.
! N. B.-The Wheel of Fortune constantly on
naiad, in vest-? cents and try your met. -
mcMDcAwiyr
, ;>tct? ?SUoictius.
SIMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND, OR LIVER CURE,
FOR ALL DE RANG EM ll NTS OF THE LIVER, SKIN, KIDNEYS, STOMACH AND BOWELS.
Pat ap in liquid form, already prepared for Immediate use, saving time and .tron?le, and insur?
ing a proper proportion or each valuable Ingredient
It ls mild and gentle In Its action. Ic removes the bile from the is ntem. It Imparts tone and
a tren g th to the whole frame. lt gives the liver a healthy obaraoter and restores the staking ?nd
drooping body to health and strength. This Medicine has been tried by thousands and never found
wanting. Under its Inno ence the race wtu have the bloom of health, the eye ns rustre, the brain Its
power. It will Invigorate the feeble, and prove the greatest blessing to those who suffer.
Try lt for yourselves i nd yon wlU recommend lt to your friends.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE. .'
DOWIE, MOISE & DAVIS,
WHOLESALE AGENTS, CHARLESTON, 9. a
KING A ROSBOROU ?H, Waldo, Florida, Proprietors. augl-tbatn3moe
insurance.
Authorized Capital. .S3,( 00,000
Guaranteed Capital.. ?00,000
Deposited with state
Comptrollers for
security of Policy?
holders. 1.50,000
COTTON STATES
LIFE
INSURANCE CO.,
OP MACON, GA.
w. B. JOHNSTON, President.
w. s. HOLT, vice-President.
GEO. s. OBRAR, secretary.
J. w. BURKE.,General Agent
J. H ERO KR GREEN; M. D., Med?
ical Examiner.
w. J. MAGILL, saperintendentoi
Agencies.
CF.MCCAY, Actuary.
WILSON OLOTHEIfc, A.&E1VT9|
Office of Messrs. L. D. Mowry h Son,
SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. O.
Ma. WILSON G LOVE 9, Agent for the above safe and popular Company, ls prepared to take Blak?
in any patt or the Stats on tbe most satisfactory terms, as wUl appear by examining the several
Tables and Rates offered oy the Company, and of which the special features are : - . .
1. Policies not Forfeit ablei,
2. No Restrictions as to Residence or Travelling.
8. Dividends declare.' and paid annually after second year.
4, Policies paid wiim i sixty days arter death.
5. One-third premium loaned when desired. ?.?.'..'? . .... ?
J. W. PARKER;
- aug24-?tUD*0Sm0S GENERAL AGENT FOR NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
ifairbattks'B Stales,
AT
STANDARD SGALES.
. . .: d
BY -.-*:
J.E.ADCER&CO.
MO. 189 MEETING STREET,
AND .
NO, ea EAST BAY
CHARLESTON, S. O.
> se pl 4-tu tris D* wi m o
fjar?toare, ^gncnlinral Jmulemtnts, &i. >
Are AGENTS For
AVERY & SONS' PLOUGBS.
A Plough, with Scraper, Boll Tongue, Turning and Shovel
Mould, Complete, for $15 25.
Or if Dixon Sweep be preferred to the Shovel Mould,
price $15 25.
We have al jo a Pull Assortment of One and Two Horse
Ploughs, both Cast and Steel, of AVERY & SONS, as well as
other Manufacturers.
ALSO A PULL LIME OF
AGrRICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS.
F AIBBANK'S S O E ?
BURDICK'S HAT AND FODDER CUTTER.
Wa are also in Receipt of a Full Line of
SWEDES IRON, HOES,
ENGLISH IRON, TRACES,
HOOP IRON, NAILS,
PLOUGH STEEL, ROPE,
TURPENTINE HACKS, PLOUGH LINES,
TURPENTINE TOOLS, GUNS,
MILL STONES. PISTOLS,
POTWARE,
TINWARE,
WOODWARE.
BEST FISH LINES,
SEINE TWINE,
FISH HOOKS
BOLTING CLOTH.
H??T & CO.,
39 Hai^e Street, and Comer of Kin* and Marget.
' octl- CHARLTON, ?. C
By B. V. MARSHALL & BBO.
DWELLING AND STORE, EAST COB
NHtt Borgardand Sires street*. t*>a
On TH??-D AE. loth inst., at IT o'clock, will te
sold near the Poste?mee, Broad street, * . -.-r*
The above TIN HOOFED DWELLING Of 4
square roo es and store, with kitchen of t room*.
Lot sr by sa. v - <.?.;. -?esttt
- Terms made known at sale. - : " octa-the to4<J
By B.M. MARSHALL & BBO,
XTO. 32 ALEX AN DER STREET, NORTH
Jji -OF CHAPEL.' /^ /-:'l^il.
un THURSDAY, loth inst., atll o'clock, will be
sold. Dear the Postoffloe, ..?.)?
A DWELLING of 4 rooms and small store, on a
very high lot, described above. Los4ft bj, Wiest
more or lesa. '. . /. , J
Terms cash,_ . oc^thstnA'
Br B. M. MARSHALL & BRO. S3
CHOICE RESIDENCE, Nb. 27 LEG?BE
_ STREET. "
On THURSDAY, loth inst., at ll o'clock, wilLbe
sold near thePostofflce, Brrai street. -
The above RESID- NOE. having 4 square rooimr
.autos, large pantry and dree-lng?nom. yrM
water conveyed to second story, double plaas?
also, a Brick Building ot a rooms, with an upper
piazza, connected with that of the main House.
Other out b olid lugs . on. th? Lot., wmoh rnrratnrrw
M by log feet, more or less. " ,.
Termaeasy; made known at aile. ^?.3?T
octa-thstui , ,- . , y ; ;
ON CONSIGNMENT, FOR SAES,- -A
small invoice of HARDWARE nfoely'as^
sorted lor a cona try store ; also an aasor'M foe of
Boots and Shoes, will oe sold at a great sacrifice,
if not sold by the 2oth instant, thar, will be intered
at Auction, Apply, to JOHN COMMAS. No. 143
Meeting street, nearly oppo?lte Pavilion HoteL.
OCt4-2
drage ?t OHioltBoit. V;
WHY SHAKE AHB BURM
WITH .".
CHILLS AND i^?tEm
./?-T 'li
SILYIK srar??s, J?IAR <M??LX?FLL^ ] ?%
. [in.-; . nil--" : . i-Mi-,JUrtfc1fctwl.nonJS
Massa*. Dowii, Moi?i A DAVTA. CEUM^MSKW.
S. U -Dear Sirs: 1 re?arl MOISE'S PjtYER AND,
AGUE PUiLSas a cert ain cure, Wid aweesmgro
all living in the malarious district* ot, the ?OU?L
and particularly In the everglades of our State?
Ki Naarun, & On December 31, ma
MB. B. F, Mors*, OHABXISTOH, s. o.-uear *ur
I have used your FEVER AND AGOEPlU^jin.
my practica this :all, and have never Lathe first ?
instance faned to relieve my patienta,- 1 have
no w frequent calls In my d rug sto re for them, and
I always recommend them, an fl with the happiest
nanita. I wish that y on may have the saUafac .
lion of knowing that lonr^'FoYarr^^Wk
Pills" have relieved many nuder my. treatojenA, .
when other m ed 1 el n es that I b*??ffiW( WW?> -
lia. B. F. MOIRS- Dear Sir: la reply to y oar i.
anea tiona? to what has beenthe sue?? of jour
FEYER AND AGUE PILLS, that h ve been sold. .
by os, we, would nay
havegivenentireaa?araollon. Weabajlc^u?iW?,
to recommend them.
NKAS tiUKlN PofcD, S. Ai G. A. R. \;
... ?.... -. .(i,itovetnnerli\,l?o. j if or
your FEVER AND AGUE W^J?^M?SS^?
for mern. 1 have used them in my fhmiiyabd ?0
my place, and la evciy case they harepmed ?.
fee tu ai ; some or ?ie eases mad . (nought cftrotud.
aa they have lasted over two ?earasln - no-?att.
wu more than a single box required, and lu no
case h as the disease returned, and lt ls over three
months ago since 1 used them. - .. .?? '?jj m
Yours. Ac, B. K. WILSON.
GO?gnlN'S DBPOT, N.E. R.' R.. SepUlS, 18TL.
MISSUS. Dowra; Mom A DAVIS-01 rat r. am im
proving m health almost aa fastas lCin,ibW?r?hg;
nader different old chronic . diseases,: > X-asojti
MOIRE'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, agreeable Ur
directions, and lind them the beat m^l?nei
have ever taken, and thty have mad ea complete,
cure of GhlUs and Fever on me, and my case wasr
I WILLIAM I. BRADLEY^ .1 *
. Poedee Railroad ?ridse Keeper.
They contain no.. arsenic or, potywos Angrp
dlentaof any tlnd-nt thing in
Injurious to the system under any circumstance
-and may be administered with perfect safety
toan Infant.
.Tneyinarei fali to care the most obattoa^?ane
when taken MdlreoW. ^ i^i^??S?in ii- M
hold by DrngglaM and Dealers everywhere. ; ..
Proprietors and Wholesale Drufs?ra;^ ? '
Mayso-ihasmo ; ' Hlhsrleatoc.8.a
'--:-,.,. .,..r..!..:ji.'.- I!OIM;..> t!?IUI.-Il>U
GAUDIGHAUD'S
I COMPOUND EXTRACT . OK.
SANDAL WOOD.
? RELIABLE Rf HEDY FOR ALL
DISEASES OF THE URINARY OR
This ls a Solid Extract, and ls rec^immended es?
pecially for Druggists' and Physlclansl use In pre
scrlptlona. The quality and nnirorm strehgth'ls'
guaranteed. This Extract is superior to oopalbai
and un be bs, or pla* Oil of Sandal. -Un Ute moat
preparauona of this class, U does not nauseate.,
The testimoni?is of hundreds tn pubhc and pri?
vate Ure who have b(wu.cured by ibis preparan,
?on could be added; but the proprietor wishes lt
to stand trpou ita own menu, and only asks a
Ungietrtal to convince th? afflicted af ita effleatg^
circulars and simples oan be obtained hy Phy?
sicians en application to rn^m.nfiJ
DO WIE, MOISE A DAVIS.
. . Agents for So. Ga?, Charleston, & a
Jolyi-stuthSmoa_.. . ,,.
?r 00 ikiaao l?nil
. rs ia . vi ,?tm ?lo:'
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SIMMONS"
lu
REGULATOR
jnH^nitaernlanDato^ :
Thousauds of the go^ ?d ?ea? A
powerTOyS
LrV?KnrrrA^pWV010 l,8t*m- SliMOM'ii
no^ualMa * acknowledged to bava
L17EE MEDICma |^ '
in,^?S??!?ali0l,r m?"?u elemenu. never rm lied
?i?r?J??ni?,napPy Proportion m any other pre?
paration; viz: a gentle Cathartic, a wonderful
Tonic, an unexceptionable Alterative and a cer?
tain Corrective or all Impurities of the body. .
Snch signal success has attended its use that lt ar
now ref .arded as the mtt?X
GREAT UNFATLJXQ SPECIFIC wimqa
for Liver Complaint and the psinfol offspring
thereof, to wit: Dj*vepsi?, Constipation, Jaun?
dice, Billons attacks, Sick Headache, Colic; De?
pression of Spirits, Soar Stomach, Heart Bora,
Ac, AC.
Regulara the Liver and prevent ??.;>.:;?
CHILIS AND FEVER. ' .
takUtOSS'S UVER REGULATOR '
Is msnuractnred only by - ^
MacoB, G'?fflfe -
paid. $1?. WrM raadrtorTf^ b?
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