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She Alway? made Home Happy*
lu au old church-yard stood a atone,
Weather-marked and stained;
The hand of time had ommblod it,
So only part romained.
lipon one aide I could just trace
.Tn memory of our mother.
An epitaph which spoke of "homo
Was chiseled on tire other.
I'd gazed on monuments of fame,
High towering to the skies;
Pd scon tho sculptured marble stono
Whero a groat hero lies;
lint hy this epitaph I nausod,
And read it o'er and o'er.
For I had never seon inscribed
Such words as theso before.
"She always made home happy." What
A nohlo record leftl
A legacy of memory sweet.
To thoao she loved, bereft.
And what a testimony given
By those who knew her best,
llngravon on this plain, rude Btone
That marked their mother's rest.
lt was an humble resting-place;
I knew that they were poor,
lint they had seen their mother sink,
And patiently endure.
They had marked her cheerful spirit,
When bearing one by one
Un- manv burdons up the hill,
Till all her work was done.
So, whoo was stilled her weary heart,
Folded her hands so white.
And she was carried from tho homo
She'd always made so bright.
Her children raised a monument
That money could not buy,
As witness of a noble lifo
Whose record is on high.
A noble life ! hut written not
In any book of fume;
Among the list of noted ones.
None ever saw her name,
l or only her own household knew
Tho victories sho had won.
And none but thoy could testify
How well her work waa done,
better than costly monument
Of marble rich and rare,
ls that rude stono whoso bumble faco
Such words of honor bear.
Oil ! may wo chisel on the hearts
Ot' those of whom wo love
An opitaph whoBC truth may be
Witness for us above.
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[Original
ORHLKTEX,
OR TIIE
FORTUNES OF JULIET CLAYBURN.
A 'in lej?i i I lie Palmetto sen,-.
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CONTINUED.
"Dearest, look at your finger! There
is tho Real of our engagement," and Karl
watched her earnestly, ns sho withdrew
lier eyes from the water and looked down
at ber hand.
"How Rtiperb, Karl-oh, bow beau?
tiful 1" and every feature glowed with
admiration.
"It suits the hand for which it was in?
tended," Baid Karl; whereupon, of course,
Juliet protested ho was a vile flatterer.
' 'Tuero in something inscribed within
what ia it?" nnd .Tuliet began to pull the
ring from her finger, in order to gratify
her curiosity.
"(trent God!" exclaimed Karl, grasp?
ing hor hand with such violent energy,
tho frightened girl raised a startled glance
to his ince, and trembled like a leaf.
"Forgive nie, .Tillie-I did not menu to
alarm you so," ho said, inn calmer voico.
"J did not mean to be so vehement, hut
1 imploro you, I .solemnly adjure yon,
novor let that ring leave your finger
never toko it oil upon any consideration
?upon any imaginable pretext whatever.
I would consider it a dnrk harbinger of
evil, if it ever quits your finger, even
for a moment's timo. Julie! listen to
my words-mark them-remember them
net upon them-if that rina is ever re
niovetl f rom the finger where I have placed
it, then I believe you will neper be Karl Von
Oppenheim*s wife!"
Karl spoke in :t voico of solemn, seri?
ous earnestness, which impressed his
hearer, in spite of herself, and carried
conviction to her soul.
"1 will remember your words, Karl,"
sho said, Btill nervous and palo from the
fright he had given lier. "I will always !
bear them in mind. i)o not fear me. I j
would stiller death, before it should be
removed from my finger; but, after all,
Ivar!, it is only a silly piece of snper.sti- ?
lion on your purl. 1 nm surprised you
should attach so much importnneo to j
auch a trifling matter. Yon must seo, I
yourself, tho mero wearing of this ring, 1
i?r tho taking it off, cannot possibly af
feet our destiny in any way."
"It is useless to arguo tho question, i
.liiltet. Of course, tho world would call
it superstition, as you do. I caro not
what you call it. An overpowering, ir?
resistible conviction has taken possession
of my mind, which no argument, no I
power of words eau exterminate. J know
it-I feel it-il is a pari of my being. As 1
long as lhat ring remains where my hand
has placed it, so laug you ro/nain my *
own; wilvil it isToi?oved-then, I great
ly l?ar-yon aro Jost to mo. This is no
ordinary ring, Juliet. It has descended
to mo far back from tho mediioval ages,
it ought, by right of precedent, to be?
long to my oldest brother, but I was a
great favorite with my grand-father, and
on his death-bed, ho handed it to rae,
saying, 'My best-loved son, I bequeath
to you this ring, which I consider the
most precious of my possessions. It bas
boen in tho family for hundreds of years,
and holds tho reputation of possessing
marvellous power. Placo this ring ou
the huger of a person, and as long as
they wear it, their heart remains irrevo?
cably yours -no daugor can befall them,
and no power rob you of their affection.
lt is a talisman the last piece of that
relic, givon by tho mysterious stranger
nf tho mountain to tho kind-heartod
peasant -tho founder of our race.' The
legend runs in this wise: Long, long
ago, in tho history of my native land,
when Hinlolph, of Hapsburg, was seated
En the throne, of \U% German Empire,
i hero lived among the Bernese Alps, a
poor peasant-a Holzhauer, or wood-cut?
ler. He waa a good Christian man, and
his wife a most worthy woman. It WHS
in the midst of winter, and the season
unusually severe, when oue night, after
the peasants had retired to rest, they
were awakened by n knock on their hut
door. 'It is only the howling wind,' said
?e peasant Franz, bnt his good Frau
sured him to the contrary. So, strik?
ing a h'ght and opening tho door. Franz
beheld an old, white-haired mau, trem?
bling with cold and bowed with age. He
begged, iu a trembling voice, for food
and shelter, and, notwithstanding their
poverty, they took him iu. Tho good
wife rubbed his almost frozen limbs, and
pat bim in her own bed-moreover, they
gave him the last morsel of food in the
noose. He remained in the peasant's hut
petit weil nguiu. One uigh?, Franz and
hi? wife were awakened again, at the dead
hpur of tho night. The old man stood
poforo thom. 'I bid you adieu!' he said,
'and thank yon for your kindness to a
poor beggar. Yon have taken food from
?~?ur own months to give to mc-you
ball be rewarded. Here, take this,' and
be banded thom a dark looking stone
;Lf?ke Ibis-it will bring yon wealth and
power and prosperity. You shall bo the
munder of a large family, and in gene?
rations to come, children shall arise and
pall you blessed. Let your motto be
.Never forget the poor!* So runs the
legend, and to this day, a Yon Oppen
!eim never turns off a beggar from bis
oor. So remember, Julie-remember,
iy betrothed, if, in the years to come,
jfeara which may elapse before our mar?
riage becomes practicable, if you should
ever prove false io your solemn vows,
and desire to recant your plighted word,
thia ring, only, can do it. If the whole
world were to swear to me that you were
falso, I would not believe it, unless I
held this token of your broken faith in
my hand." '
"And that you will never do, Karl,"
replied Juliet. "loan never bo untrue
to you. Such a thing is simply impossi?
ble; for, laying aside my feelings, I could
novor be SO dishonorable as to break the
sacred vows pledged to you. Is it kind
in yon to doubt me?"
"Yon mistake, Julio. I do not doubt
you. I was merely explainiug to you tho
significance attached to this ring. If I
did not believe you the soul of nobility,
truth and honor, as lovoly ns you are, I
could hover have enshrine! your image
in the warmest niche of my heart. Bul
I fully appreoiato the difficulties which
Ho in our path-which will surround you
especially. As I have said, years ma}
elapse beforo our union may be consum
mated, for, if possible, I should like tc
secure your fatner's sanction beforehand
te marry without will be our last alter
native. In this I consider myself a mira
cle of magnanimity, for T sacrifice in
individual wishes and happiness to wha
I'm sore will bo conducive to yours
Julie, I wish you to believe-T beg yoi
to believe-the highest aim, tho ono para
mount object of my life is to make yoi
happy."
"I do believe it, Karl," said Juliet
with a tender glow about the eyes, whicl
made them more lustrous in their depths
"Though I am not sanguine concern
ing the matter of obtaining your father'
consent," continued Karl, "strange
things have happened. Judging fron
tho influence exerted on myself, I sbouli
say my beauteous * Fair ie Queen' coul
remove mountains of obstacles, and
whole world of objections, with a tone
of her magic wand."
Karl suddenly broke off in his ?lie
course, from what cause, will ho discc
vered from his next remark.
:,Julie," he said, laughing, "please rc
move your hand from my mouth. It i
sufficiently spirituel in tho way of a hand
but something of an impediment in tb
matter of distinct articulation."
"Well, if you don't fancy its pros
iavlty," laughed Juliet, "why do yon pei
shr. in holding it in the way ?"
1 question which Karl did not 6ee th
netessity of answering-in words.
"Do proceed with your remarks," sai
Ja ?et.
"Certainly, if you will bo consid?r?t
eiough not to interrupt mo again so nc
ceumoniously. T believe I was say in
thtre was no telling what wonders yo
mirlit effect, after your return horn 3 froi
school. Tt is worth the trial, anyhow
so nstead of being married, as ? i'm
prcposed, ns soon as you have flnishe
yotr course at the seminary, I must tr
anil reconcile myself to yonr return hom
for a few months, for tho purposo of Ir?
ing what may bo accomplished by diplc
macy. I will go to Orkney and propos
formally for your hand. If your fathc
approves, I will truly rejoice for yon
sake, for I think his approbation wool
promote your happiness. If ho disat
probes, then be loses hi? daughter an
you become my wife. The two charm
tersare not incompatible uuless ho malu
theiii so. If he will not yield precedonc
to the divine law of love, then ho uni!
sufffr the consequences, however unfo
tum.te they may be."
"But there is a higher law than tl
diviso law of love," remarked Juliet, al
strauedly.
"What is it?" said Karl,in a quick lon
"Duty," she replied, sadly.
Karl's face reddened with II feel i II
Which resembled displeasure.
"Julie," ho asked, in an impassion c
voice, "would you not be happy with mi
independent of your father?"
Hbo struggled to conceal her risi ii
emotion and to evade his question. 1
would not be put off.
"Tell me, Juliet-answer me."
Tl;us pushed to the wall, she replie
"bo you think, Karl, I would be c
tirely happy in disobeying and displeu
ing ny father? Consider that I nm li
only child -consider tho love ho bea
mu-consider tho misfortunes and BO
rowsjof his life! Tn disobeying him, :
briuijiug fresh whiteness to his hom
J*f?'wA/: . dd .1 esjoy untainted ropos?':
Karl mnde no reply. He- mt, gtsii
into Uhn river, gliding in a smoot
peaceful current at their feet. Juli
saw tho shadow which darkened li
brow.
"Why aro you oo grave, Karl?" si
inquired, in a soothing tono and a tim
pressure of tho baud which held hers.
"I waa thinking," ho replied, a sing
lar mixture of tenderness and bit terne
in his Voice- -??? was thinking of tho di
terence in our affection for each othc
and the dissimilarity in its results. Yoi
love, Julie, is to mo a mighty bulwar
which stands botween me mid all on
ward harm or misfortune; but mino
no shield to yon -it is a calamity and i
oppression in itself."
"Is thora reproach in your word
Karl? Do you upbraid me? Oh! bc
unjust! Have I not faltered in roy du
to my father, out of lovo to you? Ha
I not consented to a secret engagemer
when deception, in all its forms, is aba
lutely loathsome to my soul? Have
not dono all this? And, besides, wh
is greater Mian al), have I nob promised
to desert my father-my owo hither- for
yon? And will I not fulfill my promise?
Karl, Kirri, how cruel!"
"Worse than cruel," said Karl, re-1
i morsefully; "cruelly unjust. Forgive j
j my harsh words; they were uttered j
nuder the impulse of that absorbing .
; love, which makes mo envious of overy j
; passing thought bestowed on auother."
j "Eveu to my father, Karl?"
"Yes; even to your father." And 1
: then, half smiling:
".My l?ve ?a sottish, sud would ?hare
Scarce with tho ami DI guttural air.
, Wheu weare married, I intend migrating i
j to Turkey, where I will keep you in '
I close couiiuement, aud let no other eyes j
j rest upon you but my own. Will you |
go? However, when 1 obtain legal right
over your person, 1 need not consult:
! you.""
! This speech was greeted with a low, i
mellow laugh; but Juliet's face became j
serious, almost immediately, and she |
said, with great, earnestness:
"You should not cultivate such ti
spirit, Karl, lt will make you unhappy ; '
and, in tho case of my parents, ia culpa- 1
bly wrong. Tf a girl is not a loviug I
daughter, how eau abe mako a loving
wifo? You should consider that."
"It is certainly presenting thc subject
in a new and more favorable aspect, l'
suppose I shall have to acquiesce, in tho I
case of j'our parents; but it really is hard I
to be compelled to sh aro your love with
two others."
"Two others! (1 raciona, Karl, I love
a dozon people, nt the smallest calcula?
tion."
"lt" you tell me that," replied her.
lover, with ti mock tragedy air. "I will
set out, this instant, on u tour of oxter- 1
initiation-no quarter for anybody but
your parents. "
"Instead of starting out ou such n
j bloody expedition," laughed Juliet, "we
I will start home, if you please. It is just
, tho hour to enjoy the di ive, and aunt
j will woutler what has become of us. Hy
I tho way, Karl," and Juliet reseated her?
self, "don't you think we might confide
I iu aunt? This secresy oppresses me so.
1 I detest anything clandestine, and I am
?sure she would never prove faithless
where she is trusted."
TO IIK CONTINUED.
Charleston Advertisements.
DR. R . BARR,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUOGIST,
I 1.11 Meeting Street, Charleston. South Coralina.
AGENT for Kieratoad'a King of all Pain,
Fleming's Snntoniue Worm Confections,
' Kianu'a Tobacco Antidote, tiphani's Antidote
Ito Strong Drink. Prof. Vvituilr&iii'H dorman
; Medicines, Russel's Soothing Cordial, for in
i fants.
Manufacturer ol Double Diatilh il BENZINE,
for cleaning clothes, Excelsior Hair Tonie, Su?
perior Citrate of Magneida, Superior Cologne,
llohcrts.m's Cholera Syrup, Arnica Liniment,
: etc., et'*.
Keeps ott hand a large assortment of Drugs,
Patent Medicinen, Oil**, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery,
Fancy doods, (Foreign and Domestic,) all of
which lie will sell at the lowest market prices,
.lust received, Iri sh supplies ot California
? Vinegar Hitter.-, ami Drown'ri Ceniline Chloro
' dyne. Jan l!l
UYlOIi'S KAW BUNK
SUPER-PHOSPHATE of LIME.
IAM now receiving my supplies of thin MA- ;
NUKE, ami Planters can rely upon getting
j an article fully np to standard as per aualysis. .
' All hougtit from myself or authorized Agunta, !
, I will guarantee, as every cargo so sold is ana- !
I lyzed on arrival herc, and thu high character
; of thc Manure lull v kept up.
J. N. HODSON,
. Sole Agent for South Carolina, Nos. 1 and 2
? Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
H. O'NHALE A SON, Agenta for Richland
County.
Prof. Shepard say* cf analysis made October
IC, lbiiO: "A valuable 51 anni e, and decidedly
SUUOrior to tho article ol last year."
Experiment made by M. l). M. Hammond, ol
Keech Island, S. C.:
No Manure. hs? Il s. seed cotton pr acre
17?lbs. Por.?nano. 1,.'V2H "
17"? lbs. Haugh'*., l.ls'.i "
, Dec 22 !:!ino
J. N. ROBSON. Commission Merchant,
NOS. I ANO -I ATLANTIC WHARF.
CITA JIL ES TON, S. C.
j T TA VING ample means l'or advances, a btiai
' _[J_ ness experience of twenty years, and
j confining himself strictly to a COMMISSION
: BUSINESS, without operating on his own ac- ;
count, respectfully solicits consignments of'
i Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, etc.
Shippers of Prod nco to him limy, at their |
; option, have their consignments sold either in
Charleston or New York; thus having the ad
I vantage ot two markets, without extra com?
mission.
nKKF.itr..\vi\s:
Bishop W. M. Wightman, H. C.; Col. Wm.
, Johnson, Charlotte, N. C.;Rev. T. O. Summers,
Tennessee; Hon. John P. King, Augusta,Ga.;
Messrs. George W. Williams A Co., Charles
ton, S. C.; Messrs. Williams, Taj lor Sc Co.,
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A. C. KAUFMAN,
Broiler,
.Y<>. 25 Hroad streect. Charleston, s. c.
SOUTHERN STOCKS, MONDS, COUPONS i
ami Uncnrrent Pank Noies hough! and
Mild on commission.
Also, (inlii ami Silver Coin.
Orders solicited and promptly attend?d lo.
Prices current tanned weekly mol forwarded
gratuitously on application an above.
Refera hy permission to ( has. T. Lowndes, j
Esq., President Hank ol Charleston.
Deo 7 2mo :
Mill Pond and Channel Oysters.
SUPPLIED in quantities to snit purchasers.
Orders from all put in ol the interim solicit?
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Ros Charleston, H. C.
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nings, Mel'rady Si Sun, W. (}. Dingle, .lohn S. I
I lt va II. Oct 21 :hno i
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PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS.
THEY cuan X>*SHKV?I>V,
A9P ALI. DIS CAIFA OT THK
STOMACH AND LIVER.
TUET ARK I! rn i M M I MU H UV TIO.
MEDICAL FACULTY.
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AC r:\rs, XEIV ron h.
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(< II A Rb ir. M T t> N, H. i !.
i Mrl'or Sale by ltrnggl?f Everyic/iere."%M
Feb 5 My
Notice.
11I1E undersigned give? notice thal he will
apply to Hon. William Hutson Wigg,
Judge of Probate, at bia ofiiee, in Columbia,
at 10 o'clock, on :il?t January, 1870. for final
discharge as Ksecntor of Priscilla Thompson,
decoaaed. W.H. BROWN,Executor.
Dee 21 113
m??!?<?!..j mm BB ? m ---
Quaker Linimenl.
THE H?BEST PROTECTION against di?
east* in tho timely uno of a good remedy.
The groat Family Liniment of the ago, for in?
te ? inil and external uee, combined in ono med?
icine.
Not Mince the introduction of modern Clio
mint ry and analytical research into the hidden
mysteri?s of the vegetable kingdom, has there
boen discovered a chemical produot of euch
extraordinary curative powers as the "Quaker
Liniment;" this justly celebrated medicino
was discovered and prepared by a Quaker Doc?
tor, connected with tho naval scrvico of the
country, bin practice wa? conGncd to these ac
voro cases which usually result from a sea?
faring life. Rheumatisms, Acute and Chrome,
Colds, Coughs, Cramps, Chilblains, Fevers,
Neuralgin; indeed, ul! acute disorders requi?
ring prompt and energetic medicine. The
treatment of these complaints willi the ordi?
nary medicine of thu day tailed to make a cure
or relieve thu patient. Disappointed and mor?
tified nt the result, and stimulated by the
prompting* of n puro humanity for tho suf?
fering, as well as a professional pride, he,
after much labor and study, compounded bin
Kient l iniment, culled tho' QUAKES LINI?
MENT. This medicine is remarkable for the
peculiar property it possesses in being an in
ternal and extornal remedy ut the saine timo,
and differs from all other medicines in its ac?
tion in arresting disease.
It is taken internally for Cold*, Coughs,
Consumption, Cramp?, Fever und Ague, Head?
ache, Asthma, Dysentery, Colic, Acid Stomach,
Cholera, (.'bolera M?O bus, Siek Stomach, Pains
in thc Stomach, Diurrho-u.
It is used externally for Sore Throat, Diph?
theria, Swelling of tho Glands of tho Neck,
Hcnd-achc, Neuralgia, Face-ache, Tooth-ache,
Pains in the Each, on the Side or in the Heart,
Stiff Neck. Lumbago, Rheumatism, it is espe?
cially good; Pains in the Bones, or in tin
Muaclca or .feints, for Stings of Insects, Sunk?.
Bites, Itching Humors in thc Skin; for al
these, and for more flinn wc can enumerate
it ia the great remedy.
For aale, wholesale ami retail, bv
FISH EU A HKINITSH, Druggie!*.
Nov 2"> ', Columbia, S. C
Bibbes & Thomas, Real Estate Agents
OFFER their services to the public aa (JEN
KRAL LANI) AGENTS. YA il! buy and eel
Lands, and other property, on commission. Ni
shargi a until sales ure effected.
JAMES G. (ilBBKS.
JOHN P. THOMAS,
Jan 10 WADE HAMPTON GIBBES.
Early Gardens. Early Fruit.
ONION SETS, White Si!ver Skins,
Onion Set.-, Ri tl bet alie!.I.
Extra Ea riv I'ear,.
Early Cabbages,
Earlv Head Li Hnce,
Early Blood Peet...
Fresh Seed-, diieet from Luiidrcth, lor sal
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u NICKERSON HOUSE," '
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THIS pleasantly located HO- j
TEL, unsurpassed by any '
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_ and healthy locality, is now
opon to Travelers and others nockine accoin- .
modations. Families can bo furnished with !
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is solicited." My Omnibus will bo found at
tho different depots-passengers carried lo
and from tho Hotel free of charge.
Nov :i WM. A. WHIR HT.
rilli E Proprietors take pleasure in annouue
JL it?K thiaelegantly-fnriiishcd Establishment
now open for thc? accommodation of gnests.
Tho table will always ho supplied w ith every
'lolicacy of tho Henson-both fl om the New
fork and Charleston markets, and no efforts 1
.viii be spared tn give perfect satisfaction, in
very respect, lo our patrons. FREE LUNCH
i Hi." rclictory every dav from ll until 12.1.
WM. (ICEMAN. I "
May:Ut H. IT. BAUEN HOP. \ ' l?,,ss
Tens and Uoiiees.
SELECTED hyun?\r>crt Choir,rt Moy une,
Hyson, Japan and English Breakfast Teas.
Mocha, Old CJovi rmm ni Java, Lnguuvraand
common t<> choice Bio Coffees. Pri?es ?owmid
.inalitv guaranteed. OEO. KYM M EUS.
Bacon! Bacon!
, |/\ ?\i\?\ LBS. orime div salted ' h ar
LU.Ul n f BACON BIDES,
1 2.IKM) lbs. prime drv salted BACON StlOUL
, DEBS,
1,0011 lb?, cb.nco sugar-cured Family HAMS.
I On hand and fut' sale low tu the trade, and
at retail, by J. >v T. lt. Aft NEW.
JDupont's Gunpowder Agency.
AFULL supplv constantly on h un', nf all
grades, in wholo, Half ?nd Quarter Ko^s
I ami Canisters, for sale low lo tho trade and
consumera- also, Drop:ind Bin k SHOT, Per
Ienssi??:? CAPS, (hm Flints, Ac, for *ih- low,
by .1 ?V T. ll. AONEW.
Kerosene ! Kerosene ! !
I>UUE KEROSENE ol!., warranted 110, lire
test, for uah- low bj the burrel and at ic
I util; also in live gallon lin cans, at flt) mils
pi'i'gnl'ion no eloirge for cans which is very
I convenient l??r eoiintr\ piirchasi rs.
i Nov Jl J. A T. lt. AllNEW.
Another Step'm Sci suce.-Warranted the Bea! in the United states.
Boots, Shoes and Hats for the Million !
.17' TUE MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE:
NEW &00DS TOR THE NEW YEAR I
mmma I have just received it wry large stock of Liulies', (hut'.:, t<tWrw
H^B; ; g Misses' and ('lui.lr.-n's Fi N K WORK, di reel fruin lirsl ?g?
J^BjP?"-'11111'!'1- and bought al low ligures certainl;. ii.'' lines!
.^Am?JSkxV^imrnn^lit to this market since thu war, ami in all colors ami ~^??
widths and sizes, mid the attention <>f buyers is solicited, ?is goods will bo marked
down from this date.
Call and see for yourselves, nt Hie sign nf the Mig Ihn?! ami Hal, <>i,o. door North
of Columbia Hotel. A. SMYTH H.
Jan 1
ETI WAN CIANOS.
Soluble Manures and Sulphuric ?cid,
MANUFACTURED at Charleston, under thc direction ol In. N. A. I it AIT, < hemi-l for
tho Sulphuric Acid and Super-Phosphat? I'mnpauv.
SOLUBLE 1'liOSl'HOP.IC ACID, iii tho form ?.l SOI.Cl?l.F l'l?o.- I IIA'l I" OF I.IMF, or
DISSOLVED DONE PHOSPHATE, 1? the ham?id' all y..I i'. rli?z.i.?, and tho-c are valuable
in the ratio ol'Soluble Phusphotic Acid which in io Ilium.
The immeneu deposits of Phosphoric Guanos which were discovered in ls.;7 In South Caro?
lina, hy Dr. Flt AT 1', consists mainly of Insoluble Phosphate of Linie, which id mude available
ari a Fertilizer hy being ground tu powder, and red need l>y Sulphuric Acid lo HIICII a condition
a? lo mako itu insoluble phosphate aoluhlo in water, and thus made cn pablo ol hi nt'..' taken up
by growing plants. The insoluble Phosphat? found in any commercial Fertilizer is of no
moro value to the plant than tho original Phosphate rock. Tho greater tho proportion ot thia
Solnhlo Phosphate which any Fertilizer contains, th? lens Hie quantity reipurcd pi r acre, and
consequently tim cheapest Fertilizer IM that containing the highest per cen I a gc of Soluble
Phosphate.
Impressed nilli these truths, the Sulphuric Arid and Super-PhoHphatc L'onipnny have erected
at Charleston, the tirst extensive Acid Chambers South nf baltimore, and are abb.! to oftV r to
planters the highest per ccutagu of Soluble Phosphate ol I .hue known m any mm !.. t.
Their Fertilizers are offered under two forain:
I. KU? an, No. i-PUKE SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE, guaranteed lo contain'il pi re. nt. ol
Dissolved bono Phosphate of Lime, $00 per ton, 10 per cont, discount fur cash.
?4. Kihvan. Xo. a.-PERUVIAN SUPEB-PHOSPU ATE, guaranteed locontain _o percent,
of Dissolved Hone Phosphate, und \h to ? per cent, of Ammonia, with a sufllcienl addition ol"
Peruviau (luann to adapt it tn all Crops, ?70 per ton, 10 per rout, dim-omit for CHHII.
WK ALSO omit:
DISSOLVED BONE, ol' high grado, for planters or manufacturer*, who may deidre t<> mix
into any othor compost, and wo suggest that tliis is tho besl and chi a pest method for manu?
facturers to transport the Sulphuric Acid contained ill the mixture. Will be sold at fixed rate
for each per centage. [Jan 1 3mo| W.H. V, BBB CO., A^i iin.BjBj
B. 0'NKAI.KA SON, Agents, Columbia. No. ll Adger'a Wharf, Chai liston, S. ('.BBB
riUJE "CAROLINA FERTILIZER" is made from tho Phosphates of South Carolina, and ie
J. pronounced by various chemists, ono of tho liest Manures known, only' inferior to Peru
vian Guano ip Ms fertilizing properties. Them > Phosphate a ari' thc rr ni? ina of extinct land
and sea animais, and possess qualities of the greatest valno lo the Agrictill?n.?d. We annex
tho.an&lysis nf Professor Shepard:
LAUOBATOIII o) nu: Mi ni, w Cni.M ni m >i rn CAROLINA.
Analysis <d CAROLINA FERTILIZE lt, personally soin led
Moisture expelled at 212? F., ......... tr? vu
Organic Matter, with nome waler nf combination expelled al u low led heal, . li? so
Fixed Ingredients, .... . . iii; HO
Ammonia, - . .... 2|00
Phosphoric A. id Soluble, .. ?MS I ipi i vale nt to ll 27 Soluble Phosphate nf Lillie.
Insolnhle, i, 17 Fipiivnlotil tn 13 48 fnanlnhle (bono.)
I ! |:l 21 7"< Phoaphnlool Limo.
Sulphuric Acid, - ll di K.piivahuil to ! 155 Sulphate ?i Lim.
Sulphate of Potash, - .>v,
Sulphate ..r Sod:., - ... ? ...
Sand, .... . .... li ni]
Ou tho atreugtli of llieao results, I mn g|N,| locerliiy to Ho- HIIIII rioritj id I ho CAROLINA
FERTILIZER, examined. C. U. SHEPARD, Ju.
Wo will furnish this excellent FERTILIZER lo planters ami (din ra ai ICO per lon of 2,000
pounds. ?KO. W. WI I.I.I A.il S t? ? O . l-'i?? Im?. ? 'Ital I? ?ton, S. ?".
COPELAND A BE ARDEN, Agents, Columbia, 8. C. Jan l |3mo
New York Advertisement*.
. AUOVND TI1K WWtliD."
Subscribo for tho
?EW YORK OBSERVER,
Tho largo double weekly
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
SOUND AND GOOP.
Try it. It will bo money well spent.
13.50 per annum.
SAMPLE COPI PS PUKE. \ -
SION K Y E. H O It 8 E, J lt., ?V CO.,
an .". :t7 Park How, New York. Imo ,
VWAY WITH RPICC'rACI.KS.-Old eyes .
made new easily, without doctor or un di- ?
ines. Sent postpaid on receipt of io cents, j
ddresH, Du. K. II. FOOTE, 120 Lexington Av. ; J
? WAV WITH t'MUMKURTAUI.F.jl
fV. TKI SSKS-Comfort and cure for the I
lipttircd. Snit post-paid on receipt of lileents. I
Address, Du. E. B FOOTE, ?
Dec 15 timm 120 Lexington Ave.. N. Y. *
Pratt's "Astral" Oil. ? a
LrNLlKK many other Illuminating Oils, is I
' perfectly pure, and free from all adultera- . 1
ions or mixtures of any kind. It emits no ! a
(Tensive smell while burning, gives a soft Riid j r
irilliant light, and can he used with the same , J
seuraneo of safety as gas. Chemists pro- 1
lOltnco it the Itent and safest Illuminating Oil J
vcr Offered to tho public; and Insurance Com- .
lanies endorse and urge upon consumers tho ? S
ise of the "Astral" Oil in preference to any i I
it her. lt is now burned hy thousands of | I
annlies, and in no iustance lias any accident ? |
icciirrecl from its use; a lamp tilled with it, ii
ipset and broken, will not explode. Tu pre- : J
tent adulteration, tho "Astral'* OUI is packed j /
inly in Hm (litaranty Patent Cans, of ono gal- \ t
on and live gallons each, and each can is , t
?culed in a manner that cannot be counter
riled. Every package with uncut seal we , f
varrant. Be mire and get none but the genii- i r
ne article, Pratt s "Astral" Oil, for sale by i (
'.calera everywhere, and al wholesale and re- \
nil by the proprietors.
Oil, HOI'SK OK CHARLES PRATT, 8
Hts Fulton ht reel. New Yolk. t
P. O. Hos ?I.O'iO. I i
Send for circulars, with testimonials and ! I
?rice lists. Enclose stamps for copy of the . I
Astnil I.hjht. Jan 1 VM'< \ [
; i
?MmivifBPtureil by <
Ito National Walch Co., ! !
OF ELGIN, ILL. <
Pronounced by Yfntrh
Kaken, Iiuilroail nwl l \- ?
t*-**"St '?f\\ \\ I?1"1** men. East and West.
-" ' \\ '? hf the must correct ,
.ii '.''--.Hi 11 Timo Keepers made.
; WfiKV-41 Avoid parties who ad? '
\ , './.' to'QfJ TiTtlw to fcead Watches
V' W r>\ // "C.O.D." PURPORTINGll
SiW '/ ^Vlt' ;"/ to !?. of our make. Wo ; i
j >..,. e/7,,i i y/*^ rurnlKh nomi for that (
ffjSM ? ~^?^>i\S >#\ parp?se. There arc 1ml- j
Si?faff* ?1? ?7? iatlons In market. To ,
5?fk* rl^raBsV get OKM'I.NK ELOIN!
V i IC!*; -, ii|>|>1 y l i dealer* In your own locality or ,
U"wli<-tv. whom mu know to lie honorable., I
(usine** Ollie?? und tales Booie IOU A 101 Lok? 1
!l-. t. ( lllll?l), lib . '
Nov 11 :?i;
LOW 3PRICE8.
lITHirr, DINNER SETS. nr? l.inioge J
VV Shapes, HM picos, ?J.'I Sinullci si/.e 1
.-els plOpo|i|i,|oltl l\ hill ill pitees.
WHITE Itill.KT.SE'?K. ll pi.-cts, Will. (
WHITE PEA si TS. 11 pit . ? s. $4 INI
iii >(?!> WA rEU-titlBl.E'l'S, pi r ilozeii, ; 1 .111.
COHO WI NE-? i LASSES, per dozen, il (III.
1 !l other good.-' ni our lillC ('(pially low. Conds
packed for the eiuiiitrv, or forwarded bv E\
piess, C. (). 1). i
WASHINGTON IIADLKY'N J
Middle Cooper Institute Block, *
hird ?nd Foin t h Aves , between Ti li and nth
.-Heels, New Yolk. '
Send for Illustrated Photograph and t'ala?
rgue ot Limoge Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets. .
nailed free. Oct l"i Sill O 1
R. HOE & CO.,
Manufacturers of
rVarratited Extra Cast Steel Patent (
Ground Circular Mill Mulay ?
and Gang ?
SAWS.
Circular Saws,
117//? Movable or Inserted Teeth.
ll TE CLAIM Tor our Patent Circular Saw
YV Ike following advantages over all
Ibers:
The shanks ol' Ike teoth are elastic, and ex
rt a uniform distension in thc sockets.
Tho stability ol thc plate is in no way affect
d hy inserting new sets nf ti lth.
Each tooth, independently, may he adjusted
II the cutting line.
No rivets, keys, ot other objectionable ap
lianeos, ?re employed in connection with the
i-eth, which are as simple in construction, and
s easily used, us .1 nut for a holt.
In sheri, all the ihl'ticult ies heletoton 1 xpe
iciieeil in the use ot movable t eel li f 1 saws,
re fullv niel und obviated by Ibis invention.
ALSO.
TI'TTI.K l?ATK.\T
"CHAMPION" GUOKSCIIT SAWS.
I-Uttss rf/' s I HX
nf ll.I. KIN hs.
aw Mandrels, Gumming Machines. &e.
S< nd h?i ( ??ta!o?;il "M :. i. . I Pri. ?? ! it-is.
!: HOE A co..
in.tn,. PICKS .iLn'liiue and Sun Mainline
Inn-is N> \i Viol, Horton, Mass., and hon?
do:;. Eng. Aug ?(1 |t?m?i
Dr. Kichan's Golden Remplies,
lt ? / V/ Vi \ KEWARD foi H pi case ol'.lis
5 1 ?A JAM * ease in suv stttj;o which thev
ni i<>.111, hu. l!lCIIAL".SOOLDEN BALSAM
o. l cures ITecrs. Illental? d Kore Throat and
louth. Mae Kies. I i options, Copper-Colored
hitches, Set ofilia, Ac; is the greatest Blood
mile : kipnvp, " justvpfj nil dispose (rom thc
isleto and h I.viv tin blood p.ile Milli henlthv.
1>?:. ItlCHAU's HOLDEN BALSAM No. 2
iles Mei rte 1.1. A Heel ii HIM, Khcumutisio in all
s terms, gives iiunicdiute rebel in all cases,
o dilling in cessa i \. Pl ice oft il her No. 1 or
o. -J. ? "1 01 per bottle, or I wo bottles for 19 00.
DR. IHCHAU'S (?OLDEN ANTI DOTE, a sa fe
id radical nure for nil Lb in a ry Derangement a,
'companied with full directions Price IB.00
.r hot Ie. DR. RICH AU'S OOLDEN ELIXIR
'AMOUP, a radlusl ? in e for Debility, in old
- young; imparting energy with wonderful
lect Price $"? per bottle or two bottles for $'.>.
Cn receipt or price, thc ic medics will he
lipped tn am place. Circular* sent. Address
DR. I). P KJCHAHDS,
Aug P.i ly No. 228 Val lek st , New Y<ik.
OH. W. II'. TtlTT-*" '"
STANDARD PREPARAI IONS.
SARSAPARILLA ?Np QUERN'S DELIOUT,
j Expectorant,
VegetableLiver Pols,
Improved Hair Dye. For sale by
Feb 27 Iv E. E. .L'OKSON.
Tobacco ! Tobacco '!
'i \ BOXES COMMON TOBACCO, at low
' ' figures. f
UO boxes Fair Chewing Tobare ..
.I boxes Extra Bock City Ch OW Jig Tobacco.
I boxes Commonwealth Chowiijg Tobacco.
ID boxes HOMO Bud (.'hewing T/hacco.
.Lr I v 20 JOHN Cf iE EC. E BS.
Limburgher Che/.e.
(\/\ LBS or lilia echb/tcil CHEESE
\J\ ' inst to hand. /
Also, io boxes primo Cnltin/'ttliecac.
fi boxes Young' Amnrlca Ch* J?'.
For sale by OH). S VMM Elis.
Solomons' bikers,
I1IIE great 80ETHERN lp NIC and InvigO
I Hint, is for salo by Di. C. n. MIOT,
Nov'.'i Druggisi Columbia, S c.
Beer! Beer!!
?10ME dealer? lu this elly have boen in doubt
j that I could hold out supplying them with
?cortina eummer. I now Inform the publie
hat I have a largo supply of ohl Later fleer
ii baud, which 1 put against any Beer brought
rom the North, or even imported from Get .
lany, aa to purity and strougth. 1 am read}
u teat it hy tho llei r neale.
Au? 20 JOHN C. SERGERB.
Baking Powders.
BETTER than Preston's, warranted. Only
twenty-five cent* a box, at
PISUF.lt A HKINITNH'S Dru? Store.
Candy! Candy!
\i\ UOXES Mixed CANDY, just received
.f\f ami t<u- Male low bv the box.
Mee 10 j. A T. lt. AQNEW.
?- . Th cs voip toma
.Liifare*^:
easiness a u d
pain in the gide,
lometiiues the pam ia in the shoulder, and ia
uiittaki-n fur rheumatism. The stomach ta
.fleeted with leas of appetite und aicknesM,
towels in general costive, Hotuetimes alternat
ng with lax. The bead ia troubled with pain,
aid dull, heavy sensation, considerable louant
numery, accompanied with painful Biusation
>f having left undone something which ought
0 have been dene. Often complaining ot
roakucsB, debility, ami low spirits. Monte
1 in i-H Borne ol tho ubovu symptoms attend th.:
liaeaac, and at other times very few of them;
Ibut tho Liver ia ge?
nerally tho orgau
moat involved;eui c
the Liver with
[)R. SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR.
V preparation of roeta and hoi ha, warranted
0 I"' Strictly vegetable, ami eau du no injury
O any one.
lt baa boen Unod by hundreds, and known
or tho last thirty-five yeara aa one of tho moat
diable, efficacious and harmless preparation?
vcr ottered to tho Buffering. If taken reg ti
arly and persistently, it ia ailie to euri1.
Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice, costiveness,
lick headache, chronic diarrhoea, sffectious ol
he bladder, earn)) dysentery, affections of thu
????????????aariBGHHaHBJaahiikidneva, rever,
j Regulator. fcaSK-5SKKi
imniiKffniMn-Sot the akin,
mriiy of mo mood, meiancluily, or depression
if spirits, heartburn, colic, or paiiiB in thu
>owels, pain in tho head, fever and ague,
Iropsv, boils, ]>ainin back and Jimba, asthma,
irysipolaa, female affections, and bilious dia
laacs generally. Trice ll; bv mail, $1.25.
Prepared only hy J. H. ZK1LIN A CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Un.
The following highly respectable porsonscan
'ully attest to tho virtues of thia valuable medi?
ane, and to whom we moat rospeetfnllv refer:
Gen. W. H. Holt, President H. W. lt. lt. Oom
>auy; Kev. J. lt. Felder, Ferry, Ga.; Col. E. K.
Sparks, Albany, Ga. ; Geo. J, Lunaford, Esq.,
Conductor s. W. H. lt.; C. MasU-raon, Esq.,
Sheriff Bibb County; J. A. Butte, Bainbridge,
3a.; Dykes .V. spat-hawk, Editors Floridian,
rallahasuee; lb v. J. W. Burke, Macon, Ga.;
Virgil Powers, Fan., Superintendent s. \V. lt.
lt.; Daniel billiard, M?llanla Station, Macon
V: Brunswick lt. l(.,Twigxe('iinntvt(la ?Oren?
ville Wood, Wood's Factory. Macon. Ga.; llev.
K. F. Kasterling, I*. IC. florida Conference;
Major A. F Wu il?y. Kingston, (ia ; Editoi
Macon Trlrijrnplt, and John Ingall-, foi 'merl)
d Columbia, S. C.
For HU leb; aU dri?irt!ista. July 13 Mum
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R
SU FE lt INTEN D ENT'S OFF1CF.
Cm.r.uuii, S. C , January 13, 1870.
f \N and after TO-DAY, an Accommodation
Vj Train will run aa lollows:
.eave Columbia.G Iii p. ut,
irrrive at Augusta .... ... 3.80 a. tn
.eave Augusta. . .I IS p. ni
i rr i ve at Columbia . .. 1 80 a. ni
Thia Train connects with the Georgia da)
'aasoiiger Trains ut Augusta, and tho Qi ceil'
.!!<? Hoad at Columbia, each wav.
C. liol'KNIGHT, Superintendent.
Jan 13 ||12i2tno
Greenville ana Columbia Railroad
1ENEHAL SI I PElt I NTEN DEN T'S OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, January IA, 1870.
ES T25T ^?iW^SP ON after WED NEK
M^A^iy?Pri|ity?DAY, January 19, the fol
?wing Schedule will be mil daily, Burda;
scented, connecting with Night Train ol
loath Carolina Knau, np and down, and witl
light Train on Charlotte, Colnmbia and Au
nata Hoad going South:
.eave Columbia. 7.00 a n
" Alston. 8.40 a n
". Newberry.10.10 a ii
.rt ive Abbeville. :! (Kl p n
Anderson. 4.20 p ti
" Greenville. ?, (MI p i
.?.ave Greenville. Q.45 a i
'. Anderson. 0.25 a i
" Abboville... . 8 00 ar
" Newberry. 12 3;* pi
" Alston.. " . 2 lt) pi
irrivu Colnnittia. 45 DI
The Train will i ? turn I rom Helton to Amie!
on on Monday ami Friday mornings.
JAMES o'. MEREDITH, QeneralSup't.
?tT Fallers publishing hy agreement wit
ho Company will copy. Jan }G
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta R. I
GENERAL FHE1GHT A TICKET OFFICE,
COI.UMIIIA, S. C., December 23, 180?.
III IM following Passenger Schedule will r
into effect on thia Hoad on ami after SUI
)AY next, 'Jf'.th blatant:
ooiNo NORTH.
.eave Augusta, at. 4.00 a. D
'* Columbia, S. C., at.0.40 a. ii
" Witnihboro, at.ll 40 a. u
Cheater, at.1.40 p. li
rt ive at Charlotte, N. C. 4.20 p. t
Milking cloao connections with Trains
lorth Cat (dina Hoad for all pointa Not th ut
last.
OOINO SOUTH.
.eave Charlotte, N. C.,at. 10 30 a. r
Chet ter, tit.1.25 p. I
Whitish. at.2 57 p. r
Colnmbia, S. C.. at. 5.07 p. i
rr ?vi ?it AiH'tistit.9 M? p. i
Miking i-i' M' connections with Ti ams
<-i-1 rx I ami Georgia Itailroads fur Sa va un?
ml nil pointa m Fhn ?du, Macon. Colrtpilqt
loni gonn i \. Mobile. Ni w Orb una. t*'ellfi
hatiauooga. AI? inphis. Nat h ville, l.iimvill
im-iuiiali. M. I.' ina. ami all points South HI
.'?.st.
Palace S i cp.ng Cala on u\\ Night Ttuin
hi oily b '? i. -1.1 IK sold. Slid liuggllgl elli eked
ll pi incipal points
??' PasMMigers by thin route oolNO Noni
ave choice of t URI l nil n |U vi la i ll ?i.
C. IIOIIKKJGHT. Siipeniili'iidi-iil.
li 1?. I Niiisr.y, iii in i ul Freight and Tics
gent. Dec 25
South Carolina Railroad Company,
EN EH AL SUPT'S OFFICl . t?i IT. 15, 1 Bfif.
SwiCSa?; ? THKfoliowipg Sell
?pg^??r^4??. jjuijj f,,r ' Pui-aeng
raiua will be ubseivi-il trout ibis dale:
li.1V I A.'.sr SOK? THAI it.
caving Colnmbia ut... . 7.46 a. I
H iving at Columbia at. 1 40 p. i
smut i x cn KISS THAIN.
caving Colutitbia :>t. 5.50 p. i
riiving nt Columbia at. 4.45 a.
Tint rj.jirjEN THAIN
'ill continue, to m?t the following schedule
TUI-wr.KXI.Y.
(Mondays. Wednesdays ut-O Saturdays .
II ive Columbia 11.00 a. ni. /.VUL>C \Av y
iiAiia (siNi>A?a i 4i,j,\.\ '
rave Camden C..?5 u m. pit,,. .' M BifeL
ve King ville 3.15 p m. AX,, i.'JR
st pt m II T.
Spartan burg a>}il^2|j| ?Bf^^
>tWllf- CT^'l- ~^'y^"r''I".' .'.flcI^'lM^J^Kr (1,^,1
mftz^jvfjr* I'aasengcr Ti nins ? iflAu' , j
nburg i '. H mt Mondays, IhfiBji^ .
ri d av a, at 7 HO a, m., ami au i<>f?^ft?t,"?
35 p. m., connecting with GjfeJAvJ/e do
am. Returning Tuesdays, 'innirsdnis "
itnnlays, leave Alston 9.80 m/.; arrive St,,
nbnrg 3,40 p. m., as per following Schrutii
Donn Train.* Un Trat,,
Miles. Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Liai
lartanl'tirg 0 7 :?o ^.40
icolel.10 s.lft ?--.?0 2.50 v
nesville 19 8.55 0 00 2.10 2.
lion ville... 28 ??.45 10.10 12.65 i
nt lie.37 10.45 10.50 12.15 12.
elton ...48 1 1.40 11.45 11.20 ll.
les Ford 52 12 05 12.10 10 55 ll
rather-50 12.30 12.35 10.30 lt?!
r?ton _ UH 1 35 9 ;
)ct n TII08. ii. JETER. Prealdcin.
Laurens Railroad---New Schedule.
?B#{jfjp MAH. Trailla on this Hoad run i
9gtm^fg?return same day, to connect wil
un.I down Trains on Greenville and Colon
i lUilroad, at Helena; s aving Laurens at
M , Tuesdays, Thursoiivs and Saturday
il leaving Helen?, at 1.3t P. M. same days,
niy 9 f, H. BOWERS Superintendent