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COUNTING HOUSE CAM6H*>*4 ttl a 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 4 6 6 1 8 9 9110 ll 12'IS 14 ? IOU WW g 5 16 16 17 18!19?20'2l!22 17 W 19 20 ? M 28 23 94 25 86 27M ? 24 35 26 27 28 9 au r,?30!31 ll 2! 3Ul eL?o8' 1 a 8 ^ JO 6 *. r, a\ i\ in'n 10 7 8 9 10 I* 110 13?U15 16?17??8 19 M??28??g' 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 21 22 23 Jj 25 .8 9T M ut" ! li 2, 3! 4 5??, . .1 ? 7 1 9 10 iVL 3 4 5 6 7 8 S^^U 4 6 6 7 8 10lui3l8 l41616 9 10" lg? *g "*Y| ?l0 l? ?t8HSOV e 7 ? 9 10 ll5 ilks !? S SHE? ^it?sil??llil 22 23 J} 25 20 27 28 g jg g g * P * ,C!?-S fi 7 8 ?l?li' 4 S S ii ll' 1218 14 1516 1718 U M M jg 15 17 2122 23 24 25 - 18 19 20 21 2i fe? 24 26?27 Sig'30 ' ! 25 26 27128 20 KSI flffltt lllfll .?kel Me Have M?ale." L??t ino have music when morning ia brea! Ingl Muiic as glad aa the bird's morry Jay; Thc Auto's mellow tonca ?nd tho nott H? ne, awaking To wolcome tho day I Lot mn havo music when high noon la shit ingl Snob as woloome tho hero, returniog m atn; The deep rolliug druma, with the w glea combining, A wild, warhke atralu I Let mo have music when twilight ia fallit g Tho homo-like piano, the barp, the gul ar, Tiie sonna of tba hoart, and old balinda reealltng Tno bright lands afar. bet mo h ive romic when mid-night i? blending. In still, solemn boauty, th? earth and the ikiee; , Then on the doop tones of the organ ascending, My spirit would rise 1 J dav music at morning, my alnmberB dispelling; Proud music at noon, noble deeds to incite; toft music at twilight, o? home and love telling, Heaven's muaio at night 1 A [ iVeio Orleans Sunday Tiwi?, [Original. Olt THE FORTUNES OF JULIET CLAYBURH. a Talrjof Hie Pwlmrtto Stair.1 CONTINUED. "Ol course, sho wouldn't," cried Karl, j I neighing. "Your father kuow she was trust-worthy, whou ho plnoed you hero, under her charge. I can tell yon, in a few brief words, what would be Hie oon- ? sequence of confiding our engagement to ? her. She would put you under lock and ? key, nud despatch for your father; or \ she would eruploj' n file of soldiery to : guard you bnck to Orkney. She knows my adventurous disposition, and would ; strongly fortify every possible point where nu attack might bo expected. The only alternative, Julie, would be our immediate marriage. 1 would go to Orkney at once, and sleal you away, for j a long separation would be intolerable." 1 "Do you really think aunt would net in the manner yon describe?" "There is not the slightest doubt ou . tho subject. Otherwise, she would be, wanting in her duty to your father, and what bbe considers her duty to yua. I j know I'm a favorite of hers; acd, if j your father did not oppose the match, | and you were what sho terms 'a marri- j ugeable age,' nothing would pienso her j better. But, ns it is, with nil ihoso terrible J/s in tho way, she would never relent ono jot or ono tittle iu what bho j regards tho path of duty. Mrs. Thnrlow j is a womau of stern principle." "I wish wo could tell her," sighed the I young girl. "So we can, Julie, if yon aro willing to | take the consequences." "What consequences do you mean-i the lock mid key, and tho tile nf sol? diery V" "And our immediate marriage," pro- \ ceeded Kuri, mid his voice nud manner 1 grew ardent; "would you bo wiling, ! Julia? will you marry me now? A_h!itj would make me so happy; but it is need? less to assure you of that. Perhnps it will be tho best plan, after nih tho future is so uncertain; and then yA ob- ? ject eostrouglyrfo the secret engagement. As f or your education, I could carry on j that lo my liking, ufter we ure married. ! Would it not be glorious? I promise j you, yon should never be bored witli the *?gkt ol an algebra. I would burn nil : the mathematical books in the Shite, be? fore they should draw one tear froni my little wife's eyes. I um sure your father would take us into fnrur after the first 1 burst of anger; and even if he did not, my salary will support, us very comforta? bly, by laying aside some of ourext.-avu- ' ?.ant babils and living economically. Wiil yon, Liebchen? come! Lady bles? sington will carry us to tho preacher, or tho magistrate, in a trice, and I will.take von back nod introduce yon to giaud mother i.s airs. Von Oppenheim. 4eru salem] wouldn't si ie stare! and wouldn't ? be the proudest und the happiest mun 1 ?ii tho universe!" Juliet could not refrain from latiffttiug :it Karl's w.nds; she could vividly (ima? gine sho saw Mrs. Thurlow staring in speechless amazement over her stricta eles. I ; ^ "Hush your laughing," exclaimed Kuri, "mid come on. I am real'y. in earnest, and not joking, ns you seton to fancy, Do yon agree to the proyrsi "No-no-Kurl, I cannot- indem, 1 cannot. If yon love me, do not nt it ? cannol disappoint my father in A i - ?.viv. f proM'.i-Ptl to become yo SHH !?' notwitlutaedim^iii? ? ..s?t.>.8H. .. never to do -.i v. FTTioTTt -ttt-^-UniiiijJ^Bfc^j with my determination and < mb IV'1 '''Tri to overcome h is o bj.-ct ion?. It "utp^-\ ignominious in ns to consutnnifiT? mat- ' tera and never even ask his emu-eM basely ungenerous. Positively. 1 Cdt ld never forgive myself, were I to trent my deni- father in such ti rnnnuer." "Then 1 will not ask it nguiu, Julia," und tho glad light died from Karl's face. "I will try to bo patient. Yon hsve made enough sncrificen for me anyhow, and I um truly thankful nnd hnppy." "Wo must really go, Karl," said Jitlfe t, arising hastily. J. 1 "It is not so late," ho answered; "the twilights are so long at this seasou of t/ic year, wo will be homo before dark." Juliet picked up his handkerchief from thu rock mid handed it to him. As |c put it in his pocket, he drew out som}! thing, which ho started to throw intone river. Juliet caught a glimpse of it. "Stop, Karl-what is that?" "Oh you women!" he said, laughing; "what is it you don't eec? especially when you aro not wanted io seo it." He opened his hand, inside of which, : j lay the mother of pearl ease which hud ! ? h?i? the nog. j "What ou earth waa your idea, iu flinging this beautiful thing into the j river? It is HS pretty ns the ling, almost. i Do Rive it to me?"' "I'm afraid to trust you ?villi it," In replied ; "in some thoughtless moment, j ?ou will bo takiug off your ring tc? see ' ow it looks in the pretty cane." . "As if I could, Karl, after your words! i You must think me very weak." "Not at all," declared Kuri-"uo weaker than the rest of your sex. You : j are all angeln-angels possessed of one demon, and that-the demon of curiosi? ty. And while I think of it. Julie, I will j initiate you into the inscription inside the riug, for fear, iu somo overwhelming ? fit of this fenmlo malady, it will be more tbnn your woman's nature eau stnnd. It ! contains simply our initials, connected 1 by the conjunction and, with the date ol j our engagement, September, 15, 18-. After this, tho Latin words, 'Fidelis ad j urnam"-faithful uuto death. It is ai beautiful piece of engraving. I wish ! now I had shown it to you, but I did j not think of it, until too late, and once ou, I would as soon think of cutting ott | my right hand, as removing it." "You must have repeated some caba-1 listio words, dnring tho putting on ope- , ration," remarked Juliet, "or else you would not bc so superstitious about it. ! I believe 1 did hear you whispering somo : oocnlt phrases." "May be you did," laughed Karl, | offering his hand to assist her into the boggy. He sprang in himself, and Lady Blessington dashed off in splendid style. "I wouldn't be in that buggy for lots O* money," was the led's comment, ns they tore ont of the cemetery gate. Juliet screamed a little, and caught Karl's arm. "Do not touch me, Liebchen, for a mo? ment or so, until I get her quiet. And don't be frightened-there is no danger. I am fully her master." After awhile, Lady Blessington did cool off considera bly. "Now wo eau talk," said Karl, relaxiug his attention; "she was almost frantic with impatience, standing held up so long." 'Tm afraid she's liko her master, in 6ome respects," remarked Juliet, slily. "Ah?" interrogated Karl. "So you think me high-tempered and impatient, do you?" TO ?E CONTINUED. \ NEW DISCOVERY ! PHALO .VIT^IA ; Salvation for thc Hair. CI.FAR ASHWATER! WITHONLSEDIMKNI : : OrK^hftJMlK 1 IC I IT : For Restoring to Gra^JIair its Original Color! PHAI.ON'S "ViTALU^lifters ut? terly from allthamair coloring preparation^ieretofore used. It is luiifpul, sweet smelling, precipitates no muddy or slimy mat^r,requires no shaking, im parino stain to the skin. Hold it toVhe light and it is clear and cloudless. It leaves no mark on the seato; yet it reproduces in gray haiNiicnatural color that time or sicKtfcitmay have bleached out of it^^*?w t^Phalon's Vitalias is for one sole purposc^Jnat o? reproducing,with absolute cer? tainty, the naturaliser of thc hair. It is no^mtended as a daily dressio^nor for removing scurf or irondrutT; nor for cu? ring ba?ness; nor for stimula? ting dre growth of the hair. Thes| objects may be accom? plish Jd after thc color has been fixed vtn tne Vitalia, by Pha lon's Chemical Hair Invigo rator. THE ViTAbT>^?La harmless and unequaled preparation ibr the reproduction of lie origi? nal hue of gray hair,ajid notli ing else. This is accomplished in from two toten applications, according to thed^t h of shade required. SoW^yall druggist FARMER S . Increase vom cvopx ami improve j mir land, nj lUillM PHOENIX ?TJAHO. Imported by us direel from ii., i'ho-iiit I* landa. South Pacific Oe? un. Wilcox. Gibbs & Co.'s JU A .V / P U L A TE h tl I ' A S o Prepared at Savannah, Ga., umi Charledton.fi. O.. which ha* prov.-<1 in the -<>?l tho beat Maiiiire in n-<. For salo bv WILCOX, GIBBS & CO., Importera ? Healers in GUANOS. 00 Bay afreet. Savannah, Gi. 01 Ku. i ll? j- al reef, Charleston, H. I . '441 Broml ul rr cl, Aognala, On. AIHO by CHAMUKRS.V RHYCE, Ageuta, Co lumhia. H. C. We also keep pure No. 1 i'ernviaii Oliano, puro Dissolved Bone, pure Laml IMaM? r. For further information, addreaa UH above for circular, or ant?Hcril)e to Southern Agricul? turist, pnbliahed by W.O. Macmurphy .v Co., at Auguata and Havannah, Ga., ut the low price of 25 centa per aonnrl_Nov HO lino Branch* Scott 8c Go., .1 ra rs TA , ff A . , MKar.r.ns ts Flour, Grain, Provisions and Agents t.,r STOVALLS EXCELSIOR MILL9. Nov 12 3mo* Charleston Advertisements.j DB. HT BABB, Whole* alu and Retail DRUaGIST, tnt Meetiwj street, Charleston. South Carolina. \ AOKNT for Kierstcad's King of aU Rain, | Fleming's Hantooiuo Worm Confections, : Bison's Tobacco Antidote, Upturn's Antidote: to Strone, Drink. Prof. Wundrani'a Ciernian Medicines, Rossi Pr. Soothing Cordial, for in- j tanta. Manufacturer ol Double Diatillod BENZINE, j for cleaning clothes, Escalator Hair Tonic, Sn- ! perior ('lirate of .Magnesia, Superior Cologno, Robertson's Cholera Syrup, Arnica Liniinout, etc., et>-'. [ Keeps on hand a large assortment of Drugs, ? Patent Medicines, Oils?, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, ) Fancy Goods, (Foreigu ?nd Domestic,) all of! which In- will sell at tho lowest market prices I Just received, fresh supplies of California : Vinegar Hitters, und Brown's Genuine Cliloro- '. dyne. Jun IO i A.C. KAUFMAN, Brol?Lor, A.i. 'Sj Broad strecet, Char?tsto?. .*>'. c. SOUTHERN STOCKS. RONDS. COUPONS j and Uucurrent Rank Notes boughl and t-old on commission. Also, Gold and Silver Coin. Ordera solicited and promptly attended tn. | 1'ri?a current leaned weekly and forwarded ; gratuitously on application HS above. Re fer? by permission to Chan. T. Lowndes, Esq., President Rnnk nf Charleston. Dec 7 21110 Mill Fond and Channel Oysters. SUPPLIED in quant it iee tn suit purchasers. Orders from all parts of the interior solicit ed. Address Thus. McCradv, Agent. P. O. \ Uox 339, Charleston, S. (.'. REFKIIKNCKH.-JnnicH Adger A 1 '?>., Hon. .r. B.Campbell, Dr. Si. J. luvend, David Jen-: nings, McCrady .V Son, \V. G. Dingle, .lohn S. ? Ryan. < ?cl '21 3mo FAU?FIU GUANO CUMFAW'?'S COUP. MM? PHOSPHATE OF LIME, j For Composting with Cotton Seed. | TH IS article is manufactured at the Com? pany's Works, under the direction sud su- \ poriiitendeiicH of Dr. Raveled. It contains thc ; same elements of fertility as Soluble Pacific Guano, except that iT ?M not furnished with; Ammonia. It ia prepared expressly for com-j ponting with cotton m ed. which furnishes thc . elcmeut of Ammonia; the obji ct being io ri 11- . der that side product of the pluntaiion availa? ble to ilii- highest douree us an element of fer- > tility. For further and particular information, apply to the undersigned. No cash, or $.10 on 1st November, IH70, for approved citv ace? planeo or other guild secur? ity. .T. N. ROBSON. Agent for South Carolina, 1 mid 2 Atlantic Whait. Charleston. R. O'S KALK A SON, Agents. Columbia. S. ('. JOHN S. l-'ni'SK, .In., General Agent, Balti? more. Oct 2<l t.'lmo TIIK A.MK.KIt A"\ Flag Horse Collar. Warranted not to Gall in any Service, l). In any Clhuuti : K il lt I1' A n '. I IV ii K K , Or l<ny kind ol woik reqnirhig ?> stead* a ml constant Urn light, jjit:->t: ('ot./, i ns i UK r \ KQI'A I RD. ClIRAl'KfcT, I.e.in KM ?>!> F A-I KS r. SLMMKUVII 1.1:, S. C , Di 1TM111 u 12, 1SCS). Messrs. Chapeau .fc I'ejfeon - ( ! r N T 1. r- M 1 x : I h uve usc.1 on in v mules working in carts and the phosphate car., the FI. VG I 'OLLAR, pur? chased from von, and can SUV that it is the lieft Collar I !iavi> ever us.?-? I. I'wo of my muli - were very badly galled, and worked steadily with them, mid are now perfectly well. I cheerfully recommend them to all horse and mule owners. I am, respect fully. .f. M. LAWTON. Don.-ui.M i.it ROAD S. C.. DKCEMIHT. II), l?titt. Messrs. Chapean .1 Heffron--GENTLEMEN: I have used your FLAG COLLAR on my mules mid horses, both in cart and plow, and lind it the beat ('ollar I have ever lined, (ind can say willi pleasure thal I Hilly endorse RH merit- a? claimed hi von. Respect Tn liv, I!, it. RAKER, M. I' For na!'1 by i IIM'K tl ?v UKFKUO.V, Muiiufact 11 re rs .>t SVMH.I.?. HAIINKSS, Fun; CATS, POI 1-. .lc . And Dealers in Gove mun III McClellan ft<tddlfi< nu I >?.iv< III- ! i.o I . Sill H..Cl. VI.? . Agent* I?.i ll.. I..al.- I . "li vlei Il.m11 i ! ?. Hie er? \- i ':<>i; ?.. S.IH-.-.11 \ i, . rt S tl r i I I ll ?j > I 1 . . f . N. xi Hill- H??i:se, Jun 211 i ll A ll I. CS TO S . .-? ? i 1 xi. i A I M A R ' S Saractnia; or. Fly Tran Uitters. fillip. GREAT ri ?CTHKRN REMEDY, for J ! >v-p-q.si... not Servil- I '1 1 - Line Ii! IVliility..- . .: pr. pi ri.! b> ? . W . A I M A K , i ,,!>?: D.'.-jflist. / .;..i/S. /.. j SAVANNAH, io , .March ls?7. Mu. (1 IV. \ CI A tl . Dior Sr: A mendier ol' ni) fa m.-1,;, mullering long li om Dyspepsia, has ; Dxperh-i c o lum 1 11 li. I ii em ymir "Saraci nia ' Billers." limn ii..rn any oil,ii medicine she I has ev. r lin d li : < inn?1. xcellent ii r invJgn- I rating thes.vsl? tn and ereutii g an appetite. 1 ! regal tl ir ^ n decidedly 1 he most tu nellcial of al) ' ilvMpeiitie M nu di? f. Yours, very rospi .-tinily, N. J. DARRELL. Sold b\ ?ll In 'iKi;if I? Ci.al Agents., His- ; i.rv A Cn., lil Chambers nt . N. Y. April ;> ;iy HAVING thu LARGEST and most COM- < PLETE FACTORY in the Southern StateB md keening ulwavs on hand s largo and most iumplete flock of DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, ; ' ?ash Doors, Store Doors, Shutters, Mouldings, ! ( kc, Ac . I am enabled to ?ell low and at manu- ; ' acturer's prices. ? J N. P..-Strict attention paid in shipping in j rood order. Anni 6 fly i ? Seed Oats and Barley. I (\ BUSHELSGKNUINR NORWAY BLACK ,s Ll/ OATS. y /ii) bushels genuine Canada BARLEY. y These seeds are worthy attention or scienti Ic Farmer?; the yield is enormous and the l inality of Hie grain raised superior to any ther, ?nd commands far higher prices. c Doc 7 OCO SYMMERS. Quaker Liniment. THE SUREST PROTECTION agaiuKt dis? ease ia tho timely use uf a good remody. I'he threat Family Liniment of the age, for in? ternai Hnd nxternaluse, combined In ono med? icine. Not ni?ee the introduction of modern Che? mistry nud analytical roBearch into the bidden my nt evie? of the vegetable kingdom, baa there been discovered a chemical product of ouch extraordinary curative powors aa tho "Quaker Liniment;" ibis juatly celebrated medicine was discovered and prepared by a Quaker Doc? tor, connected with the naval service of the country, his practice was confined to those BC vere canes which usually result from a sea? faring life, llkeinuatiaiiis, Aeuto and Chronic, Colds, Cough??, Cramps, Chilblains, Fevers, Neuralgia; indeed, allacuto disorders requi? ring prompt and energetic medicine, 'i'he treatment of Rhette complaints with the ordi? nary medicine of thc day failed to make u cure or relieve t lie patient, Disappointed and mor? tified at Hie result, and stimulated hy the promptings ot a pine humanity fer the suf? fering,as m il HS a professional pride, lie, utter uiiieb l<il><>r ami study, compounded lian great Liniment, called tbo" QUAKE lt LIM MEN I'. Tins medicine ia remarkable f"r thc poculiar property it possesses in being an in? ternal and external remedy al tbc same time, and differs (rom ail other inodicilH a in its ac lion in arresting dises*?-. it is taken internally foi- Cobla, Coughs Consumption, Cramps, jr'evei und Ague, Head ache, Asthma, Dysentery, Col ie, Acid stomach Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Sick Stomach, I'aiin in the Stomach, Diarrhoea. lt ia tiaed externally Pur Sort- Tin oal, Dipli iberia, Snelling of ihn Uland? of tim Neck Head-ache, Neuralgia, Face-ache. Toot II-Hche I'aiuM in the Hack, nu the Side or in tlic Heart stiff Neck. Lumbago, Ithenuiatism, it is rsp?. dally good; l'aius in tin? Dones, or in lb MuseK-s or .teints, for Slings ot Insecte, .-rink bites, Itching Humors m Hie skin; for ai these, sud for more Hutu we can enumerate it is the great reno tty. For sale, wholesale and retail, by FISHED <V IIEIN1TSH. Dttiggirt*. Nov 2.r? J Coln mina, S. C ?ibbea & Thon as, Beal Estate Agent! OFFED their ucrvieea lolhe publie as ?HO KD.VL LAND AO ENI S. \\ ill buy KIM! ne Lauds, and ot her propel ty, tit, commission. N shargi H until sab** ar?- euee ted. JAMES tr. Ul DUES, JOHN I?. THOMAS, Jan Hi WADE HAMPTON OI DDI'S. Early Gardens. Ear'ty Fruit. ONION SF.TS, White Silv. r Skins. Onion Sets, lb d W. tl . r-ii- I I, Extra Earl} I'eas. Farly ( 'abbages. Karta Head L- tm .. Farly Dlood Heels, Fresh Heeds, dil ?ct from l.itiidielli, !<>i .?a nt KISHED A HEINITSH'S Drug Sion . "DICKERSON HOUSE." COLVMBIA, lOVTHOAHOMNA. THIS pleasantly located HO- , TEL, unsurpassed by any Houeein tbb South for comfort _Tand healthy locality, ?H now j open to Travelers and others peeking accom? modations. Families can bo furnished with nico, airy rooina on reasonable terina. "A call ia solicited." Sly Omnibus will bo fourni at tho diff?rent depots-passenger* carried to and from tho Hotel freo of charge. Nov-j WM. A. WRIGHT. rilli K Proprietors take [ileasun in antiouuc JL iug I his elegantly-furtiishetl Kftahlishmrnl now open for tim accninninitatioti ol ducats. The t aido willalway? IM supplied willi every iebcaey ol tlc s?r.t-oti imih Hom tho Sew \"o;k and Ol.ai h .-ion mark? t?>. and no offorla ?rill bo spaifd lo give pcrbel ?iilihfuetiou. iu very respect, lt. our pro roi- I'UF.K LUNCH ihV ref? et ?ny evett ih.v Tr..m ll until Iii. WM. OOP.MAN. i Min :to ll. ll HA ll KN H OP, . * ,:"J ' ' Teas and Coffees, SKLKCn n ny ?ii ?Xpert -Choice*! Moyune, IIVMIII, Japan and Kuglish P.rcakf?st Teas. Mocha, Ubi Govi i nun nt ,la\ a. LagllaV raimd ' common lo choice bio C? tVt? ? M Tri.M M tow und ; .instit v |>mrant?'?-d (?KO SYMMFIIS. Bacon ! Bacon! : io.o()() iiSS?fti.?r - -!,;ir .J (inn tl .-, -. 'un dn 'alt??J ItACON SHOLL HF.HH, I.em p.- ii u-i-.-.u.;.,r-.*tin tl l:amilv 11A M S. ?in hand ?md i '? ? !? .v\ to the trad<?, ami at r? tail, I . I .v T. !: AON KW. Dupont's Gunpowder Agency. AFULL supply eoitstantly on hand, ..t ?ll grades, in Whole, Half and Qnarter Kegs ami Canisters, fur sale h.vv to the trai'e and c. no-n II H r? ??IMO. Prop a tn' Huck SHOT, 1'er ' ..u.*-io." f A I S. ?inn Ililli"", .".c., lol stile ?ow, I.? .1 A 1 . |{. AON K W. Kerosene ' Kerosene '. ! i>L"HP. Kl UOSKNK OIL. warranted lin, lire ti nt foi M?!I low |.y the hiirti-l and at rc. lat!; also in live n tin runs, ..i 60 cents : pt rgallon- norlin .? t r ?.un- -which I? v?-r, 1 eoiivfuh'iit {?ii i-i-uum pureliM.-i r* Nov .:! ' .LA i'. U. .Mi s KW. Another Step in Sri ?nce.---Warranted the Best in the United states. /?:r/^ S ' ' tiwi? Boots, Shoes and Hats for thc IVEil?ion ! .17' THE MAMMOTH SH< ti: I IO USE! NEW ?00D5 FOB THE HEW YEAS I ??ara - I hare just received :i very large st.iel; <>f Ladies', Clout's, ?gau. ?Hp\; Misses' au,] CIM1.1I en's TINT. Wt MIK. .In.-et 11 . .ni liol B?S? W&Kprito'- hands, .uni hough) :.l |..n ure., ceitninh il?-- -t ^BfiB u>^pHJB*isSi i rough f l<> t his mai kel .-m.-. I lo- ? n\ a ti il in .?ll roi- o - .. ^^3^ ? idilis and sizes, und lite attention ul lei v. rs is soli.-it ed. :i - gi md* will 11<? mai ked down frora thia dale. Call und see for v*?i Twelves, al the aig?i .1 the Hui lt ???! and H i:, one th.ur North nf Columbia Hotel \ SMYTHE, .lau 1 ETI WAN (il ANOS. Soluble Manures and Sulphuric ikcid, MANI FACTI'UK I) at Clot Meut on. und. r tl. direction I li N. V. PP? ATT, Chf nti-t'tui I he Sulphuric Acid ? nd Sunni -PhoaphaU Company. ?OL I* HI.li PHOSPHORIC ACID, In ti..- (-.rm ..! SOI.ntl.F 1*1 li isl'Il A 1 1. OF LIME, or DISSOLVED HONE PHOSPHATE, if lim bani ni ail ?INul I el tihzi if. and them- ure valuable in thc ratio of Soluble Phoaphoi ic Acid Which ii? in them. Tin? ?minen?' ilepo.Mt-. -.if Phosphoric Ouauna which were ilise .\.i .! in ??s? ir> South Caro? litta. hy Dr. PI1ATT, consist* mainly id' Insoluble Phosphate ? i Lime, >\!.i.-!i hs made available aa a Fertilizer hy being ground to powder, and reduced h> Su'.pleiric Aei I in nirh a condition aa lo make it? insoluble phosphate Mohthlc i.i water, and thin net i- .? ; pahl . o! being t:.k. n up by growing plants. '.Vlie insoluble Phoyphate found in any ....n.ii?..v. il Fertilizer ia of no more value lo Ile plant t lem 1 be original i'I:, "-pion.- rsi., nie gr? a*' r til. ? roporthm .>;' thi.? Soluble Phosphate wbich any Fcrtih/-*r contains, tholes-, the .plant IJ t..pine.I per acre, anH consequent 1> lin* chea p< al FeitilJzei I.-thal coi.taii,h.?. th. ?. - ^-1. < - 1 pi r ri ::!;..... ol Soluble Phosj hate. I mprcssed with nus? I ruth.-?, the Sulphtii ic Acid and Supt r Ph??i?phitte < Viupuii) have eteelcd at Charleston, the lirst extensive Acid Chambers South <.!' lt ittimore, an i ar?- nl.i.' n> oil' 1 to plant, ir-1 he highest per cent age ol Soluble Phosphate ? ?: Lime I: m-wi; in any market. Their Fei tili/.M'S are ot?i r.-.l under two forma: . I. Ki I wno. No. I.-PUKE SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE, tfiiaiiint. ed to eouf.iin pei cul. ol DiMsolved bone PhoH|>liato of Lime, ItJO per ton, lo per cent, discount for can h. .i. Kt i w?u. Ko. i-PEItUVlAN SUPEH-PHOSPHATE, guaraub . .!.ontain y| per cout. ot Dissolved bone Phosphate, and IA to ?5 per cent, of Ammonia, v ol. a fiillicieiit addition . t Pt rn via n (?UH nu to adapt it tu all Crops. ?TO pi r ton, 10 per cent. discount for car li. WK ALSO orr F n: DISSOLVED lit ?NE, ..! high grade, for plantera or miiutilaciuri 1 H, ? hu may desire 10 mix i into any other compost, and we suggest that this in tin- host and ch. a pern method lot- manu facturera t.. t ran? port th.- S ni pit tu ie Acid contained in the mist uri . Will be nob! at lixt-.l rale I lor each percentage. l ian 1 Stn | WM. V. UKK & Ot?., Ag? ?ts.BHEB ' lt. uNr.M.i: A S...N A-. nt-. Columbi 1. No. ll \ Whirl'. Ch:?r!o-to:i S.C.HB 11HE "CAROLINA F fl riLIZF.l'." ii nude from the Phosphates of South C.irolina, and ia . pronounced by varions ehemiata, ouo of the beat Mauuies known, only inferior to Peru r?an Onana in Ita fertilizing proportion. These Phorpliatrn are the ri mains of ext-'net land ind ?ea animal?, and posse?* qualities ol Hie great- Ht rubie Io the Agriculturist. Wo annex the.analyais ><t Profes-soi shepard. LABOHATO?I ur Tur. MBOICAL Coi.LRoe OK Soe rn CAROLIMA. Analysis ni CAROLINA FKP.TILJZKK, personally .elected: Moisture expelled at 212" E.,. .ld 70 Organic Matter, w ith some water ol combillat?on 1 xpclled at .1 hov red heat, . 1ft 50 Pixed Ingr?dients,.i;o SO imnnmia, . .. .... 2f60 'lioaphori.* Acid -Soluble, il 0? I qilivaleiil lo ll 27 Soluble Phosphate of Lime, nanlnhle, c 17 Frpiivalent t.. 13 lu Insoluble (hone.) li) in ?\ 75 Phosphate ol Lime. Itllpburie Acid, ll hi I .piivah ni to _:t c.", Sulphate ni Linn. iulphnte ol Potash,.So ittlphate of So.hi, . .'I fal and, j-. ll tn. On tin Ltrengtli <>r tiene result*, 1 am glad lo certify lo the ?up. riot IM ..1 ibu CAUOLINA T.imi-J/P.li, eKami'.ied. C I . SHEPARD, .lit. We wi fAirniah thia escoellriil PEkTILiZER to planters and others at ?titii per ton of '-'COO oin,.ls I UKO. W. WILLIAMS M ? ll., Factor*, CLKI'I. htoti, H. C. COPlf&AND A BFARDEN, Afrenta, CoUimbla, S. C. J\;i 1 <3mo baltimore Advertisements. F.STABL.ISIIKD ?sW. LAWRENCE ll. DIETZ & 111)., Iiuportem ami Dealers in MOTIONS, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, :inS IV. lUdliumre. .-{reel, hetieren Ittttrurd ?nd . Sf pl ?Ml /.Uteri;/, ItnltiMorv, Md. :>n\o j .MUS. 1>. C. SPKCK, Private and Transient Boarding, i No. 248 Went Lombard nlicit. corner Penn, Sept 14 BALTIMORE, MD. GEORGE PAGE & CO. M AN I K ACT I* ll Kit H ?,? PATENT PORTABLE CIRCOLAR SAW MILLS, A!HO Stationary und Portable Ste?m Engines, fcc No. 5 Schrooder Btreet, uM-TtKQClE.OU). 13ft" Send for Catalogues (///ft* Price-Lists. .Inly ilO ly New York Advertisements. ..\HOI.M> THK WOK M?." Subscribe For (he NEW YORK OBSERVER,! The largo double wei K!v FAMILY NEWSPAPER. SOUND AND GOOD. Tl J ii. I' will lie money WidlnpeM. ftl.?O pei annum. SAMPLE col'I Es PUKE. S1 li S E Y K. M O ll S E , .1 n ., A i'd. , Jan .". :i? Park Kow, New York. Imo M aa-.! fart ur c-J )?;.. , Ihc National Watch Co.,' OP KUUN, ILL. . i rfiuounreil li; Watch j Milkers, Kuli nuil and Fx* pr?>s urn. Fast nntl Weat, 1? In? (lie uii.st corrt-ct Time Kif prrs marte. Avoid partte? wlio ad. %'-ri SM* to t-fuil Vi at rh es . ..C.O.D." Pl'RPORTINU lo lie of our inukc. Wo i M wilvil nunc for thal purpose. There arc Imi? tation* In market. To gel MENTIS K KLCIS : v. K'tpl) t.i dealer In your onn locality or . . i.uotii 1??U Lu oi to be honorable.. ,* ont. <. ii'ml Hales Bootu 159 X Dil Lake t tilca?u. lil. <? V 3 'T*z 'lllt.ll ilrfi LOW I*JFLIODE!JS. f?THII'E DINNI-.lt SETS, n.-u Limoge tl MiHpi'f. '."?? p?en*. *?5 Sinai!? i aize si t> propoi'lmnatt-lv |??w in priven. Will ri'. lOll.F.TSKTS, ll pieces. t-\ >?. WHITE TEA SETH, ll pieces. H Ou i.util) WA l F.ll-?K>?l.hTN,pi rdoyen, il :A>. liOOll WI NF.-O LASSES, per dozen, il nu. Vii oilier gnoilH in our line equally low. Onoibi pack??] h ir thet rountrr, or forwartb-tl l?v Fx |n< ??. t <?. 1? WAS III NUT?|.\ ll.vl)I.KV > Middle Ci?i?p.T Institute Rhu I.. I lilt il H-..I Foin I h Ave* . between T'h and Sib r-ir, i !.-. Sew Yoi l>. Semi for Illari rat ed Photograph and ? uia lo^m..ot Limogi* Ditini r. T?-K ami IVilet Sets, mailed free. Oe! lAiluui R. HOE 8c GO., Muiiufael ni ela ol Warranted Extra Cast Steel Fuient Ground Circular Mill Mnlay and Gang S A \V S . Circular Saws, With Mocnhleor inserted Tretl.. WTF ('LAIM ffir our Patent Circular Ssw VT I he following advantages or? r all itlierh: Tin ?hat? kn ..! the i eel h ur? ?dato ic, anti ex? .ri a uiiiloriu diiftemdoii in rl?e noi-k?t*. The htability ??i lin plate ia in nowr-.t alf. ct >il t.\ in-, r: i "ii lu ? ! - ??f .?.(iii. Viii II '.o i lu ? N Ilia ? .eelh. . i-i i * - lu . li In- . ir? i. ?I I. I .il. i*dj ?-I?-?! v.. i .:'. ?..li .?il fl I. . . X| . . t . -J:1*-. .-. .-1,1 lon. TI'TTI.K I't'lFVI "ClIAMI'ION" ChdSSiTI SAWS. i 1,'oss i UT SA W'S, >: Al l. KIMI-:-. ;a\v ina nd ve ls. Gumming Machinen. ?fcc .<* 11 r H . .i-..- . i . .tod Tu.. Lin-. i. iioii \ t ' i 'ii-.i ic li--.- d nidi no' mid *i? ? Maniitac liini-, \ .? \'?el; (iii-1? i . Ma-? . ?iud Lou? don, l i.. -nu JU', Din,., Dr. Rich an 8 Golden Remedies. Ih-| i\i ii ?, liP.WAi.'D forait} ran?, of ili? ^i:' ' a-e o. suv wi ?ge which tbev ?i. i...-ni. . .. liU'll vr'SUOLDEN BALSAM n. I ITU r?*?? fleer* ll.-iiht'd Sore Throat sud louth, surn I ? i, I rnpliotir, i <?pp< r-Co!orod tiotclien, iSei<?iula, Ac; ie th?- ure ut esl Ul?rod 'until r known, ri motet) all disease from the s plein nod I? m>-!- i he bloi.d mire and lo-althv. DU. lt ICU AC - HOLDEN BALSAM No.'-i un s Mi i im ia I AtY'-clio|i8, hlicniwillein in all K (or ut ft, given imm?diate rebel in all cania ti ?ii? tin?,' mi i ?-s:i ry, li iee of ? ither No. 1 fir o 2.15 Di p? r bott"h. "i iwobuttleH f? r #9 00. DU ult HAPS tn il.DEN ANTIDOTE, a safe nd radical eur? f??r ?>li llilnsrv Di rangeiuMit?. i'i'oiiiiini'i"?) willi fUU direction* I'lii-. t'.l (Ml ir I.?.! h. Du .1 HAC'SUOLDKN KLIXIH l'A Ml IV .Hiif'!f.! --ur fol Debl?it>, io ?dd r yo?? c: hm o nov ?hirg> willi ???mlerful teg,-.". i y ---\>itj.b'.tD^lui iwo bi?iii?-h?Joi #y, im i. i-i-i1.1 ni pi-iv-.'. iTr IV??TfCTg- M lippi d fi? t?I'v pince i "?IV ola? , H, nt. Aikl?et.n DU. D ll ll {CHARDS. Au? l:i Iv No. 'iUS Yariek ft , New York. DR. wi H. TITT'i STANDARD PREPARAI IONS. SARSAPARILLA AM? QUEEN'S DELIGHT, } Ktpectorant, Vegetable Liver Pilln, Improved Hair Dye. For aale IM Pcli271y_ R. R. JACKSON. Tobacco'. Tobacco!! 'i \ UOXF.H COMMON TOBACCO, at low \ t ti;,'Urei?. ?lii boxes Fair Chewing Tobacco. I boxen Lura llock City Chowing Tobacco. ?I hoses Commonwealth Chewing Tobacco, ld hoses Hose Bud Chewing Tobacco. T.-.lv JD JOHN C. SEEOERS. Solomons' Bitters, IHK gn at SOI' HIERN TONIC and Invigo . rant, ia for falo by DH. 0. H. MIOT, NOT 21 Druggist, Columbia, S C. Beer! Beer!! SOME ilealeru in ibis elly have been iii don that I could hold ont supplying them wu Beer thia summer. I now inform thc puhl that I have a large supply of ?>I<1 Layer lie on hand, which 1 put against any Beer bronc] from the North, or even imported from Ge many, aa to purity ami strength. I am rea? to teat it bv thc Bet r scale. Aug 20 .JOHN C. SEBGERK. Baking Powders. BETTER than Preston's, warranted. On twenty-ilvo cents a box, at PISHER& HEINITSH'H Drug stort. Candy! Candy! t\f\ UOXEH Mixed CANDY, just recel vi .J\/ and lor MS!?- low \,y the hos. Die lu j. A- 'p. lt. AON KW. fl SIMMONS'lii'f v??: H H-a-iuess an tasa-maim.'t 1 i *,...-?,..sanB|i;uii in the sid Some! i tuen lite pam i- in Hie shoulder, and mistakeu for rio uiualieiu. The nt omach affected with hiss ni appetite and aickru-t bowels in general costive, sometimes alternii mg with lax. 'lhe head is troubled a Ith pai and dull, heavy sensation, considerable h>6s memory,accompanied with painful Binsatii of having lett undone something' which oug to )iH\e been done, litten complaining weakness, debility, u'ul low spirit?. Hom times some ol the above symptoms attend ti disease, and at other timen very few of tliei !saass^SBiMB?raBasj-aB?hjtiiu the 1 iv? r is LIVER a!,,'",u> {lw , g noni uivolved;en *-"*-*'s*i^"the Liver with DR. SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATO] A preparation of roots and herbs, warrant to be strictly vegetable, and can do rio inju tn any one. lt has he. II Urteil by bundled", and kin.s for t he laut t hirty-tive ?rears a? one ot tho me reliable, efficacious and hamden*, proparatio: ever ottered to tin? suffering. If taken rcw; larry and persistently, it i* nure to cure. Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice, cnativene-t siek headache, chronic uiarrhu a, affections the bladder, camp dysentery, affections nf tl -MtTBMMtTMBBMMBi^MMW?gkidtli vs. fi:Vi I Regulator. feSK^aa.' IVsjBBjBJMaBHHaBr'' 1,10 akin, il purity of the moon, ineianclioly, or depressi? of spirits, heartburn, colic, or pains in tl bowell?, pain in tho head, fever and agu dropsv, boils, pain in back and limbs, asthru erysipelas, fomalo affections, and bilious di eases generally. Price tl; by mail, $1.25. Prepared only by J. H. ZEILIN & CO., Druggists, Macon, Gu. The f.illoning highly respectable personsci fully ?t ter. i to the virtues cf this valuable mei cine, and to whom wc most respectfully refei (len. W. H. Holt, President H. W. R. it. Coi pany: Rev. J. U. Felder, Perry, Ot.; Col. E. 1 Sparks, Albany,Ga.; Gen. J, Lunaford, E?i Conductor N. W. lt. lt.; C. Mastcrson, EHI Sheriff Bibb County; J. A. Butts, Bunibridj Ga.; D\kiM .V Sparhawk, Editors Floridin Tallahassee; Itev. J. W. Rinke, Macon, Gi Virgil Power?, F.t-q., Sup? rintendi nt S. W. R : Da nil I Bullara, Rnlis^i's Station, Mun A Brunswick li. lt.. Twiygn Count v Gu ; Ore ville WC.el. Wood's I M. r-.r\ Macon. Ga ; Be E. 1". EltiOel?llg. P s ?lol id.I Conteni? Mujo \ P. Wi I y. King-ton, Gu: E.lit Macon '/;'.;;-.<;.... ?iid.fi.hu Ingall-, former ol i '..lumbla M < ' p..i sab h. .il bug?ti-lr?. .Inly 13Rim? Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. 1 SU PE 111 S TEN h E N T*S O V F ICE, t OI.I'MHI.V, s. <. , January 13, 1870. ON and after TO-DAY, au Ac.-ominodnth Train will run a? follow?-: Leave Columbia. t? 16 p. t Anrive al Augusta .. 3 al ?, i Leave Augusta. . ... 4 15 p. t Arrive at Columbia .. . 1 30 a r This Train mouerin with the Georgia di Passenger Trains at Augusta, and the On ci ville Woad ?it Columbia, each way. c. BOC KN IG ll I', Superintendant. Jan hi ?l?tamo Greenville and Columbia Railroad GFNF.ltAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, January 15, 1870. lowing Schedule will be inn daily, Sue.If oxcupted, connecting with Night- Train t South Caroliuu Woad, up and down, and wit Night Train rm Charlotta, Columbia and Ai gusta Woad going South: Leave Columbia. ... . .... 7.tm a . ' Alston.8.10 a i " Newberry. .10.10 a : Arr.V Abbeville . 3 00 p Anderson. 4 20 p Greenville j 00 p LchV . Greenville . 5.45 a i " Anderson . 11.25 a . Abbeville. . . H Oft a : Newberry .12 85 p I '. Alston.. ' .> Kl p Ai rive Columbia . 3 4.1 p : The Train will return Hom Belton to Ande ?un -m Monday and Friday mornings. JAMES O. MEREDITH. Gi m talSnp't ??' Pap?is publishing I y agreement wit thu Compam will enpv. Jan 11 Charlotte. Crlumbia and Augusta E. I s & W??* ?ss PGE N E BAL F WEIGHT A TICKET OFFICE, COLUMBIA, S. C., December 23, 1889. rilli E following Passenger Schedule will fi 1 into effect on this Woad on and alter KUI* DAY next, 20tli instant: ooiNo MOIMI. heave Augusta, at. 4.?b a. u Columbia, S. C., HI.9.40 a. n Winnshoro, at.ll 40 a. u Chester, at.1.40 p. ll lr i i ve at Charlotte, N. C. 4.20 p. n Miking cloie connections with TIH?HS < Kori li Carolina Pond for nil | oin ti* North an Ka M. i.ol So Sol I ll. .eiive (?| miette. N . <'.. H : ... ll? KU a. ll i t-, - ter. f.t.1 26p. n U'ii,ii-bo|o. m.2.67 p. n r. iiin i. s s c., ?i. .. r? i?7 p. ii li liv- .it Vn? in i i.60 j?, n M .king . - . i-i... i .I I - .villi ll au s i '. i 1 r J nie! lii-orgiH l-'aihondn lui .-aval.nhl n.il "ii po.1.1- .< i i-.11.'?, Ma. on, < ohmibni doiiigoiuei>, Wi.lili Sin Oih-aii? Rellim *luitiMIMM . '.i Mi i?.11 i- V*rl,\H?-. Li ui"Vilh in, >i ! ?i:?. i nd ?ll | i'.il I-Si'tnl kli ?Vis!. Palwi i pug i ?n - o .?li vi^hi fi ams I liioiK'l. i. :.. t- Hold ai d Bai'ghi-i ctn . M d t ill m im ipa! |u i; t - ?*. Pa*-, nf ilo ilil** rom? OOIMI Noni H IS VI- choice I I 'I H lill WU I I 1:1 NI Holli s i BO?*KNli?HT. snj I rintitidi ul. 1. lt. Dortsrv. Gi lo isl f liighl ?nd'In k. .gem. Dec. 25 South Carolina Rnilioad Compel y, I EN'Kl AL .-lir- ?'! I !''! . Si.i-1 ;.r. -g*-, mm? t I'll Efullowirtti Sein sKs ?SJgpv?ar*"duh i?r ..*?.?-- n*-i "i M i i. H uii! bi obsetwd Iront Ibis dsti : I t<fBK*OK|t TI?.WV. .?avin|t Columbia ni. 7.45 a. sw ii riv ii..,' kt ( 'olnmbia at. I IO p. tri MO HT P.XVKI SH (KAI'S. .eaviug Columbia nt. 6-50p. nu rrivilu; at Coln m hi a nt. 4 il S a. m MU. ( \>II>FN THAIN . ?li i-oiifinue to mn the following sclu dub : iitr-nt Kl KI v 'Mondays, Weepesdays amt Pat?tda>i ! ri ive Columbia ll.Mfe-a^u. 1 nive 1 I.'i I ll. '''^la^nL'''1"1 .eave Camelen i'..BLioo dh- '.' 20 a in .vi Kingvilh 3 1M H ?andeii tl i pjoj s, pt pi U--X.-H SnartnubT ~s rim J"' 1 Viii BUJIffH 'i1 iMsiKBP^-B iW^tX^M 35 ni., ' '''-TIWwMtth r;.eenv!Wj am. WetiiriiiiigT f^Bil**- 1 bufsd3PPH| itnnlays, leave AlsWJLf'SO m.; arrimu ^1 nbnrg 3 10 p. m., arfiWfollowing Pchcf-^ ?tote? yvn/ii. Co Ti nV'MJ Miles. Arrlv*. 1 eave. Arrive. LeaVVJ lartanbiirg 0 ' , u > fl 40 \ v iclet.Vi H,\q *.20 2.50 2..'.il mrsvilh . li) 8.51 9 UV 2.10 2.15 ii ion viii?.. 9.4E it;'.; '. 12.65 1.26 intuc. 37 10.45 10 W 12.15 12.2K lelton.... 18 11.40 11.10 11.20 11.25 rles Ford. .62 A2 t:J 12. lo MO 65 tl.il) rother . Tin //2 itu 12.86 l".S0 10.86 nt on. Hr/ 1.S5 Mm (h t 14 f"9K ]'- JEJ'FR.lVesideiM Lanrens Kailroad---New SchcdahM OaWWar.' MAH. Trains on this Road rniW IK?rnfVretum -taine day, to connect UjH i and down Trail s on Greenville andCnkjrH i Railroad, at Helena; leaving LaufenajT^S M., Tuesdays, Thtirndays and HatarSt.H d leaving Helena at 1.80 P. M. same a-OL ? TnleQ j a *>OWEP.S 2upcr?l;t;s4i^?5