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Inatorte d ? i t? ; tho1 DAily'AC 75' cents boV ?qua rb for-th?u-rsi'fcndrWeerif? ?io^?urJ^auerTn^', morie^oV year,a>re?Bcmablo tates." . V? at^oaiPTibiiV'-' " . ? iffiiVlin lilill i ' 1 in ' ! .h?.n-, T-=?Tmr, ;nrr hPr^-rrr^Hv:;- i?. :wv i:> .ji n-m buy .?*:.?('.?? ?tBfWWWlP?tt h n-ili -ff 1 '-' '-?i . . ^uJB?.i?uaii^.DouQ-Us., "* v.' li ?TWibi Mvwife Blt?^ltW?eVhnod^b'ri??B;: ' " 0Myehiiaifc4?Qh^ iU' Tay UliWVim^jsMtsoth?R^ heit 1 1 """ . -T??must Mt Mle-w?Un; -if " ",,JS " * ' I lovod yoa oQco^-I dread you now . Xorvate no weloorao corner; .'? i For lao tu ar ried, you are dead I saw your gravo lagt Bummer! Above iUrrew tEqbrier rose,, . . Tho irfwer'v^?? Wdtbp , y Wiiy should you haunt me thUB? Tia true, ' *? Aioafale?i- hearted student. ! ? ? ll ?' WitOhoa bytyour taco, I'ehould havo been 1J36B tender and moro prudent. I But can I help it? ' Havo ?.pqweri. i . .To boal tho wouud Igavo, ?[.,.;.. .:. With love and de?thibelweeu u? ?pw, ? , marriage A^aiyonj graw?. a. .. Then leave mei leif mo'dwell in peaCer, "Binoe Valnlie all regretting; And Bleep benontb thy brier rose, ' '.' ; Poo*: oblianife'e grief forgetting.' '. * In vain I prayed; where'er J.go, ; I find you by my aide, r i > * Tho heart that once 1 wronged what grave la.deop ouougb to ludo? > Hoar X Kd.lt* tl an Agricultural Paper. l'?i? aol toH6 ?tho temporary-- -editor? ship: of "ari"hftriohri^ral1 $$p?r f#Jt??ont ruiBgiy i ugo.. ?.*e'i%;r. vfuulda laudanum taao^q?mjoaaud.of ia ship.withonttznitgiv? inga ' But-i'lwoa ia ' ciraamataucear fcb?j ma*?lh? sultry ari ?W?ptf.:> ?Tfo .rejg^a? holiday, andi accepted thu. tor ma ho of forcd and took bia place. ' l-su< ? . lots'! Ttitf'se?eAtfoa'bf b?rrig ht frhrfc again w?Q^m^X^ rl^hV^flhe we?R. vwUh ..unflagging pteaaaro. Wu -wontito presai and* I waited a tiny with somoJ??lWitad? to1 seo whether my effort WM going, |iQ(.a^ftot nny.nptiqe^.rA*',! lof t the outee, .toward aundoa n, a ;groap of moni and boya ?t the foot of the stairs diopereed with-orie impulso, and guv o mo passage way? and I heard one or two ot molding IfoiiOd A 8imilnr%roup at th? foot of the stairs, and scattering couples and individuals standing here and there in the street, and over the way, watch? ing me with interest. The group sepa? rated and fell baok as I approached, and I hoard a min say : "Look at his eye!" I pretended not to observe the notice i wasiattra?iing; trat ti?orotly O^as pleased with it, and was purposing to write an account .of it to my annt. I went up thc ?hort flight of stairs, and heard cheery voices and a ringing laugh as I drew near the door, which I opened, and eiught a glimpse of two young, rural lookfng men, whose (aces blanched whee tboy^sawi n|e, 6rfd thqn they bot? pluged through tho window with a great crash. I was surprised. In about half an hour an old gentle man, with a flowing-beard- and a fine, bot rather austere faoe, entered, and sal down at my invitation. He took off Eii haVnrid sot it Oh tho floor; und got od of it a red silk handkerchief*?tidta tropj of oar paper. He put the paper 01 his lap, and while he polished bit "Are yon the new editor?" I said I was. "S*riIfor?7^^ ^-'te* *Q ag-*Wl'Urft ^?'?'^raat??'^Hh'ls ?a1 my first at ?'VeW rtkhif/ 'HaVe Vo?'bad^a?y ex periMB fit s^T?oa?tiir?, -prab"ticaliir"' ' '.'Ko.'IbeTrev'el'hsvenot0 "Some fnstifaet 'told mo so," naid tin old gentleman, putting on his speotaolei MWS?m^ ?Ste oonvenient shane. "I wish to read you what mnst hav made me that instinct." It was edito rial. Listen, and see if it was you the wrote it: . ^ ,??bfip3 BUbbld never :he pulled-i-i injures them. It is much better to sen< a boy up and let bim shake the tree*" "Now, what'do you think of thnfc; fo I reallysoppose you wrote it?'' ' - i^TUink of- it? Why, I think it i Sood; I think it ia sonso. I have - n onbt that, every year, millions and mil liarnp ofrboahils of .turn ip? arc] rpoll?d i tblattoftnship)aldn? by beiug^pullodr in half-ripe condition, when; if the j ha sent a boy up to shake the tree-" "Shake your grand-mother! Turnip d?"Oh^<^^?bi? dol? Sey'r Wei who iu d they did? The language we intended to be Agurntivo,'whofely figt rotiyo. Anybody that knows .anythip will,knot* that tho hoy should jshf&e th TinOfci?-;: .:: i UM-m ^Xrien thhi old person got up and* toi his paper oil i ti to ; Bin al 1 th read a, an ataujpeu ottj iuoui, ana ?roko eevori thing? with his cane, and said I did nc khow As Brash ss a dow/ And 'thea1 Wet oat, end banded th? door after bim, anc in short, noted in enoh a way that I far oied ho wes displeased about something But, not. knowing what the trouble wai I ooold not.be any help to him. ^ Pretty soon after this, a long, eade vi rous creature, with lanky looks hangin down to bis shoulders and a week's stol ble bristling from the hills and valley Of his face, darted within the door, an halted, motionless,, with finger on li| and head and body bent in listening a ? titude, ICo sauna fivbMra. miirhe tho key in the door, ana caafe elaborate Lly tiptoeing toward me, till he waa with lin long reaching distance of me, when [the stopped, after scanning my face with Interest for a. while, drew a folded copy bi/ciur<paper L?om^Ws b<taonx:l ? \ i l\ ^hore-ytowrSte AatT^Bead iVtov .me, quick! Believe me-I suffer." ' I read as follows-and as the sentences fell from m'y lips I could noe the drawn muscles relax, and the anxiety go ont of ?h^a^and^reai and peaces atoai.overj the ftftureflVkeMheHBtortiful taodnlight tiver the desolate landscape: Vj "The guano is a fine bird, but great | [jooro is neceBB&ry in retrring it. It should not bo imported earlier than June nor later than Boptembor. In the winter it fsho?ld be kept in a warm 'place,' where lit can hutch out its yoong. ai* '?? ?ia 'eyidm?f? Ib^yve;- 4r? . to hav? aokward season for grain. Therefore, it will be iwoU for.-thu. fat mer to begin setting out his corn-stalks and planting his buckwheat cakes in'Jdly instead'of AngUBt. , "Concerning the pumpkins. Thisber ry is a favorito with the natives of tho in? ferior of New England;'wh? prefer it to the gooseberry for. tho making of the fruit cake, and who likewise give it the preference *for feeding " cowa, BB, being mdre'fl?l?Dg.ftrid 'fully as s?tiBfying: The pumpkin is tho,'only esculent of the orange family, that will thrivq in the North,*-except the't?ord and ono or two other var i et ieh "ot the squash. Jin t the oustora of planting it in tho front yard with the ehrtibbery is fast going out of vog|ie, for it ie gerJerally conceded that tho pumpkin as a shade tree ?B a failnre. Now, as tho warm weather approaches add the gander beginn to spawn-" The excited listener sprang toward me to shake hande, and said: .lThere, there-that will dol I know I am' all right now, because you have read it just as I did, word for word. But,.?tranger, when I first read it this morning, I said to myself, I.never be lieTed- it before, notwithstanding my .friends kept ?mo Under watch so strict, but.now X. .believe I am crazy ; and with .that I'fetch ed a howl that ?you might have heard two miles, and started bot to ?kill somebody-b?c&h??, yon know, I know it would como to that BOO nor or later, and: so I might' aa well begin. I read one'Of them paragraphs Over again, ad as to be certain, and then I burned .my .honse.. down apo started. I' have crippled several "peuple, and have got one fellow, up- a tree, where l oan get him if I v7out him. But I thought I would oall in here as I.passed along, and moko,thicgs perfectly oertain, and I tell you it ti lucky for the]'chap) (hat is .in the 'tr??. I should have killed him,' sore, as il went back. Good-bye, sir, good-bye i-you have taken s great lead off my mind. My reason baa stood the strain of one of your agricultural artiolea, and I know that nothing can ever upset it '? now. Qood-bye, sir." (JEKTBAL NATIONAL BANK Ililli r, -. -0? OOI1UUBI4. B. C. Present Capital, $100,000. AUTHOHI?CED CAPITAL, ?500.000. '' omoxBS. John B. palmor, President. A. GvBrenhter, Cashier. ' O, N. Q, Butt, Assistant Cashier. , '" v "'? nm F. OTOH H. " J. Bli Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. W. McMas ter, B. p. Benn, of lt. D. Benn A Bon; O. ?V. Dearden, of Copeland A Dearden; R. L. Bryan, of BrJtoA MbCattcri W. C. Swaffield, of R. P:!W.'McW*Bter'; Solicitor. THie ?atikf? now open for the transaction .of s'general banking business. "1 ' OBBTiriOATXS or DurofliT of currency or coin, bearing interest at the rate of coven (7) peVtdnt. pbr annum,in kind, wBI bo Issued. - . Pebosltslrom County Officers especially ab Hdte3i!.'alsb. from ?Yw?e*,'.admfriii/raiora, Executor a. Profetsional Men, aud otbei-B. - Pkrtfctdar attention''giVein tb accounts of City ?m; Country Me+cJiants, and other bnsl noflB men, and thu penal accommodations ex? tended.! 11 Note^-fiiUs of .Exchange, ard other evi denoea of AtU discounted, and money loaned on collaterals. : Stocks.,' Bonde, Gold, Silver bought and sold. if taunted Currency purchased' at a amati diaoonnt. .'?';.? ... , Sight Brafts, drav>n direct on all the promi? nent placee fn England, Ireland, Scotland^ Franct',' Germany, Betafum, Holland) Ben* mark and the Orient* Letters of Credit issued, I arabin in any of the above places. Drafts on ' all the prominent cities in tho Hotted States bought and Bold, Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel. OpfrO from 9 to 3. Fob 2a ly, ?XT?Z?N8' SAVINGS SANK . or.. SOUTH CAROLINA Deposits of Si aud upwards Heceived, INTEIQESTiA LLO WED A T TBS BA TE Ol SE V?N BJ?H) CEN T.\P.IiR AIM UM, ON OEItTIFICAlES OFBEFOSIT, ANB SIX FER CENT. COM PO UN BED EVERY SIX MONTHS ON A CCO UN TS. OFFICERS. Wm. Martini President. John B. Palmer, i " _ ' .. John P. Thomas. ptce-Presidcnts. A. G Brenizer, Cashier. J. II. Ba wye r, Aoaiatant Cashier, in charge of lt rancheo. JohD O. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier. Directors. Wade Hampton", William Martin, A. C. Has? kell, F. W. McMastor, John P. Thomas, E. H. Helnltsh, John Rf Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg. Colombia, i : h U ?[:? . **' TjT. EM Qreag, MaHee. ' CS. .TiSpottlNewbirTy.. i W. G. Mayes, Newberry. B. H. Rutledge,Charleston. DanielRavenel, Jr., Charleston. Me?banles. Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or? phans and others may here deposit their a av inga and draw a liberal rate of interest there? on. Planters, Profession al Mon and Trustee! wishing to draw interest ea their funds anti! moy require them for business or other pur? poses: Parents desiring to set apart small tums for their ohildren, and Married Women ind Minore (whose deposits ean only be with* brawn by themselves, or, in ease of death, by their legal representatives,) wishing to lay tslde funds for fat uro uso. are here afford ea m opportunity of depositing their means ?here they will .rapidly accumulate, and, at .ho name timo, bo subject to withdrawal when leaded. Aua 18 , fjol?' . Bod*. J?bfft u? Mewirpspttf PPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPP PPPPP' PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPPPPPPP" PPPPPPPPP PPPPP ' \ PPPPP PPPPP PPPPPPP PPP PPPP TnE Proprietor of tho VUO:NIX haa flited up anil thoroughly furnished bieOfUcefof tho "execution of all hindu letter prceB PltlNTlNQ. BRR RR RRRRR RRRRRRRRRR RRRR RRRRR RRRR RRRRR BUBB RRRR '? 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Ililli LU JJ HM inniiiiimii niimn IIIILIIUI IIITTTITI m i inn iinniii . nniim nnnni minni nnnimiiin min rn min With the LARGE AMOUNT OJ MATERIAL on bntul, the style, quality and Coat ul work cannot fail ^o give satisfaction. . NNNNNN NNNNN . NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNNN NNN i NNNN NNNNNN NNNN N.N.NNNN . , NNN.NNNNNNN .. . NNN. NNNNNNIJ NNN. NNNNNN NNNNN .NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN Ordure from abroad will reoeive IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, and work promptly forwarded. OGGGGGGG GGGGGGGGG GGGGG GGGGG GOGO GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGGGGG GGGGG GGGG GGGGG GGGGGGGGG GG GGGGGGGG GG rhieifltheonlvcsi eatabliehmont In the Interior $35&?>-<-v y-V\ of the State, where BHEET ^^if- , v- i * POSTERS ?ftc can be put np in style. J. A. SELBY, ?~~%aO?$}r - Proprietor. 1 T Bear teatlmony to their Wonder- .SKBV o? folGoraUToBffecU. 8-g of 2 TUET ABB KOT A VILE ?j ? S W ANCY DRINK.si? Mirto of Poor It tl tl?, WtllHllcy, r'rntl Spirits nufl UcfiiHK Menora dikton d.aptecii and Hwcctenod to pleat;.:' t:>5 tarlo, call??"" Toi.? tc*/'"Appetizers,' 1 Ueilorcr?,"' s.e., t'.tut lean tho tippler, on t'ti drunken nets amt rul:i, but Ute a true Medicine,mille from thc Nullye i'.uCits an 1 Hcrbaof California, free fruin ntl Alcoholic Stluin?nhtPt liier ard tii? (1 It'KAT in.?OD rUItiriKIt mut LIFE ?IVIS? l'IMN OIPLIS a perfect Innovator and Itivlxuralor of tito System, carrying off ntl potooiiotfl matter mid restoring tlio blood lo r. hcslUiy condition, il o person can taUo these Hitters nccordlug to ii?ro'c-, Hon ont! remain long unwell. WtFnr 1 n il ii tn m nt my timi Chronic lt li C tl? mullum nttit (?'om, I)ynpepwlu tir Indi* grrntlou, Ilillon?, lt cullt icm lind Inter?, ntltlcut Fever?, Dlnennrrt ol* lint lllooil, Luci-, Kidney*, mid Ulurtilcr, thcau Ii i t - lera linvc bcc^i most ancccsaful. Ho. h 1)1* CIIHCK nre caused by Ylllntert ninntl, willett ls licncrally produced br derangement of ibo Dicen!ive Ortrnii*. D YS 1" KI'S IA (?R 1 NDHJESTIUN".' Headache. Tala lil tba Shoulders, CUHKI.I, Tlgltt -.lie.-?of thc Cliest, Dlxzlltcs?, Sour Eructations of t!ic Stomach, liad tasto lil the Monti! miloo.* At? tacks, Palpitation of thc Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs. F'?!a tu thc regions of Hie Kidneys,mid & hundred other painful ?>'UilitOiiii, uro the off springnnf Dyspepsia. Tliey invigorate the Stomach n:id stimulate mo torpid liver and bowell?, wlilch rodder th om of un cquallcd cfllcney la cluauMng tho blood of alt Impurities, mid Imparting new li lo and rlgorlo thc ivliolo system. rtlllSKIN DISE ASKS, Eritptlfraa.T otter, p?iii Itneum, Moieties. Spots, Pimples, r?stuicH. Holla, CarbnnclcM, Iting-Worms, Rcald-llcad, Koro Kron, Ery? 11 Hil ai, Itch, Scnrr*, Ditfcoluratlons of lite Skin, Humor? and Diseases of thc Skin, of whatever name or naturi:, arc llterafly dux up killi carried out of Ul?! svrlem iii a tdiorl lime Wy thft risc of these Hitters. One hollie la su- h casts will convince Hie most Incredulous of th-.'ir curative effects. Cleanse the Vitiated i_ food whenever you And UK lin purl tics banting thiuuph thet-?clh In Pim? ples, Eruptions or Sores ; cleanse lt When you find lt obstructed and tliif-gislt In thu vein?; cleanse it when ll ls foul, aud yoar . fdqllngl will tell you when. Ki:ep ihe blood pure aud tho failli of Hie system will follow. Qi';N. TA TE au J other WURMS, lurkinir In inc system of tu many thousand*, ore effect nally dentroyed and r intered. Kor fall dircctlony, road carvfully tlio circular around cadi bottle. J. WALKED, Froprirtur. R. H. MoDOJTAI.h ct co., Druggists andtten. Agent?, ran Fraur1>fc?>; Cut.,und 22 and nt Co III nie.co Street. Kew Yo.-'..', 1> HY A I I. IIKUUtllSTS AND DEAI.ICltU D28||pgly PERTER A McOREOOR. Agents. Refined Oil. COTTON 8EEU BEPINF.D OIL, by Hie gal? lon or barrel. AIHO, in glaatm, pint? and quarts. For sale low._E. HOPK. Meals furmnhxu at all honra at POLLOCK'S. GRAND PRIZE fJUCKETS to the Conceits of the SOUTH CA OIATION ready for Bale and delivery. Alt ordi Wanted for the Counties of I.ancat-ter, Lexiug nee and Pickous. Apply to Jano C $20,000 to be Distribt 151 TBE COLUMBIA CO-OPERA' \m* -, ? HT ?.hfl. RIB following PllOPEHTY ?nd QA^?/'iiii'l?. Agnew, Sr , Muj. Moighan KIM! lt. C; Shiv? r of tho abuvo Atmncinti<>ii. t<i h.- delivered lo I li? tied to them. The title In the ri al e-.ln.le hut- li ter, Attorney at Law. Vhh will examine tin: nun encumbrance, on the day nf di awing. The flrat prize is tho Te ni pirn nc? H al), now e Lowrance. The lot in.'j.j lent frutlt on M titi Ht rt long and two aioihf high It in now h aaed f monthly io advance, va!ned ut., Bfcond Trl/.e* I,?.t niljiiiiiihg lt ose*? Ff O tr), 44 le Third Vritv-L"t ?djtuoiit i?? nhnve, 25i feet fro 1 Cash Prize. 2 Oaab Prince, H(KI ewell. 4 Cash PiizJB, at l??.h . 110 Cash Piize?, nt fin ..; . 130 Prises. 2,000 Tickets, at $10 euch . Tickets may-bo bad <>l Hie ...-?...int Av-'i.t. hr at the Musin SI oil- nf Mi -.-rn 1 TMB VM> .V Kc> LOCK and I) C. PK'X < i . . ? - . . Tho tollowiug gentil u en ) MM- e n-eiili il t<> M ?ronizer and Henry K.>C'di in roitiievtiidi will holders on thu day of draw ii.g As tho ticket H havi' nni with a rapiil o.ile. it ii tako placo by tho lfith of July, at the Twmperai: Aa the namca iii tho tiekol-hnhh m will t>o rei ?ion of tho TrUfticf uti lim day ot dialling, p 2,000 Tickets will he is Kited BEFEBKWCES.-F. J. Kcntt, Son * Co.'n hank; < Bank; Citizens' MavinH?iikj Smith Carolinn Cashior (?arnltnu Natuinnl Bank. Capt. Wade L?rick, Agent tn Lexington. For Juno 9 DU. K. O PrercB ?ftArJDlE?;imparted ?ai?oV. uo? ?o e.T<y tm* >?a pwi?m/m?rt. ; I XhtM.'oofa?*, prit o uoAAgflft O? 1835, V?l?iJ??fi ,9g4 titock ?rHocVe. Clareta ?ua'Whifo, WjD?a in-, eludo ?ora o of thio rnosV fimbue br kb d? arr well aa soUhd touvpriotd 'g?odt.aiWoT ?aWtay o? \l kfay?h2S ? GEO.'H?MklERS, Xa^ScS?*^ **** iirorpoaaa. ; Ofi, ? ; JUAXUUV, f ei| 11 i rmi > - Hoy i J a veryi nb/nl$S e^4^?nybe foW so' Mlilvarsaliy ndyptod hup.use?, jpx, every .eoiyitry. . and. ?iTtiWrip Hll?:?!?r??; ns ' Viii milli lim Ol??iiili . ptirRatlye.Jr'U/.' .'lue .obvious rc?non" 1?, Ultu'll iftfc-iutrrc-relia? ble mu i fur more ol fectual remedy than any other. Tire??? who kar,e triod Hi kn?W that it cured thetn j tht?a trim hnvo not, know that lt cures thcirinelgtitlorsr and i i i <_M I-U ;' and all know turu yvhat it dues una: it.<lou*'ul-; Ways -flint lt ncv);r fail ? through nay faull urtieg glcctofitsoonipmritlon. Wohuvo tlinilwuiil- IIIK,H tlious.iUi?lHofeerli(l0niCHortbeirroin(uk:tblof.i.ru8 ?? of thc following conipluiuLi, lint Mich ?ur???ire. knowrr'iti every neighborhood, nnd w6 uceil nbt pilhli*h timm. Adapted toad nf-*.-? mid c.lit ifni s lu nil climate.- ; containing neither e.-ilotoel noruiiy . deleterious drug, they uwv lie taken wu)/ safely by anybody, 'rneif augaiMwntlng preservo? th ein; , ever tVcsb, ami make* tlieiu pleasant to u'.fo, wltilo . being purely vegetable, uo harui,eaii ari^e from their une tn any fpinntity. 11 They opcrato by Uielr'powerful influence on thc Internal vi icc ia to pm ?iv tho blood and ttimnjalu it into heallhv action -remove thc ptisiihuttons* i'f tho Ktomticti, bowels, liver; and otltcrorgiins-or the body, rostering thoir irregular action to li cn I th,, and by correcting, whcrOTcr they exist, such .de? rangements a? sro thc first origin ??f dUna??e'. ' .Minute directions aro given In tho wrapper on tito box, lor tlfc'following complaints, win ;h theso 1'llla rapidly cure : - For n.vnprpMtsa or Imll^ntl?n, K<fAfte*?? n?'n?, fti-uifffuor and lo? of Appotitr, thoy i-hotilil be taken moderately to * timid atc the stom? ach, and restore ita ticalthy tone and action'. For JLlvor Comnlulnl and its various aVnip- ti toms, -Billion?..UoHiltache, (Mci* Unidr .| nchrt Jfnuudlcr or Grcpn Hickm-m, Uli? loa? ?'olif mid nilton* Vei-m,thcy'hhould he jud ic imiily taken for cadi caseto correct Uro discas-ed adieu or remove thc obstruction ; which caupc it. For Dysentery or IHarrbcMi, but ono mild dose is gcuerally required.., For Itbcurantinm. float, flrarel, l*??l liitiltlnn of (lin Meurt, I*aJn in - tho tilda, Hack and JLolna, they should be contin? uously taken, ns required, to chango tho diseased action of the system, with such change thoko complaints disappear. for I)roii,| and Strops J cul Qv?eHii=arn they Bltould nc taken in largo and frequent (loses 10 produce tho efTcct of a drastic pnrge. ' tor atuiiiirowdon. a .large dos*? should bo taken ns it produces tho desire*!, eSw^ tby.S3*m- I pnthy. ,,' As a Dinner Till, take one or1 two Pill? to promote digestion and relieve the'stomach. An occax?nnid'doeo ttiinitiates tho stomach and bowels into healthy action,' restores the ap petit oj and invigorates, tho ay stem. Hence it ia often ad? vantageous where no serious derangement OX?BIB? One wno feels tolerably well, often Ands that a doso or those Fill* make* him feel declfiodly bet ter. from their cleansing abd eA'ovt cn ! tho digestive apparatus. ,,. j Dr. ?J, C. AYER X CO., Practical ClurinUta, LOWELL. JU ASS " U. t?. A. Ang 5 T|tj_ ? ii. bliyi. Agent. NO FIRE USED IN WABIUNQ. WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP. THIS ts (MP washea perfectly in cold water, soft, bard or ?alt. It removes grease, 011 and paiut from garments., Ii watjhee ail kinds of gonda-cotton, flannel j silk or woolen. , It ckauHoe silver, plated ware and jewelry without scratching. It th6 articles axe mn nh tarnished, rub lb?m with a piece of flannel which baa plenty of the Soap OD it. To people who do their own washing, it ia invaluable. It will save Us eoBt in ono washing. For sale; iu boxes of tuirty-itJi bara, br :..'J. EDWARD HOPE. ? ,...; April 9 ' Aj_'ent for fiouth Carolina.. Native and Foreign Wines. SCUTPEItNONO, Concord, Haatorns. Cla? ret, Champagnes, jual received j .and for. sale low, by_E.. HOPE. Blackwell^ gennioe Durham Smoking To-1 bao.o at Poixoca's. DISTRIBUTION ? TtOLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION A880 ?rs hom the country promptly filled. Agents ton, Spartanbotg, Qroenville, Abbeville, Ooo D. G A HR ?I LL A CO.. '}'..' ' General Agenta. Colombia,-H.' C. ited to Ticket?Holders riVE pLDl^G ASS?C1?M bn p'aeed tu the haiid? i f Ibc Trnateea, Jobn , in trust f.ir the belie?t of the Tick* t-hilder s i?'d who. on rbf>rtay of tho talile, tn av'be" eil ti-, t en placed bi tho banda of Col. F/ w^HoMaa ie and give true warranty ilwdst free from ail ecu'nl?d on tho first boor by Metsrs< L?rick A st t. by 2ft3 f^et deep - Tho building If 150 feet or three years tm Jl, 100 per annorh, payable .j.-wv jfltVWO el front, lil R /net, deep, valued at ? I . J. -1.00t> ul, 201} feet deep, valued at............ ?.10? . ;600 . 200 .i./. 300 . 1,100 .120.000 .$20,000 . IC. W. WHl-KI.I-R. at Temperance Hall, or :. yU rsrt JOHN.AGNEW & fON. T. IL POL ij.iiiiitrtid thc drawing: J. C. B. Rmiih. A. G. li a eotumUtoe of three selected by tbe Tieket uiy lio Hdlely prt snmcd that tho drawing will ice Hall. Columbi*. S. C. * intered in a hook which shall boin poaaea n rt iee may fiel uf>?urttl that no more than hd. J. ll Palmer, President Central National Hunk and Ti nat Company, and W. B. OuJick, fm (her information, addrcea . w. WHKKLICK, Box 88, Columbia, S. C. "? i gMflgMM . i] OFFICE O?.?a?a?:iXiyia'o? f EAVE-Charlotte' 8 8v 'Ttferf?^hi JJ i Thuradaya and. BAtaU-dav^ arriving; ?t tjnerryvillo 1&46 P< iLi conniottog. witb.*pod Haoke for Q^evaUnd^mntJ1 Sptipga^ . .? "?? mtura.toCh-arlQUer^ , Joly Ilm?- ? ' . . ? Aseiatant SoplL . ~Tr~7 Chang? Of tthejflute'. j ' '; ; 1 . " Sovr? Oi?oLrtA RAILROAD ?OM?MHT,- *' OOIF?MBIA, ^0?i'??tlrno &i 1871. ; 'qg^^ti???ii??b'' tlbaDg?of Bcheunlo and alter rjuuilay, ?lth inetarrt; ul i Loa'vo Columbia kt..'.:. :?.-...7.40 am. ' Arrive at Charleston mt'WilV ... ?'?lft? 20pb1': Leave Charleston at... ?-i? .'.WV. ... .8.20 a m * /rrive at Columbia at.L.............. 3.40p*n JMQ UT EXPa?aa, vain OUT, 4?)) ACCOMMODATION THAIN. [Sundays excepted.] , \ Leavo Columbia ?C.V... 7.50 po Ar rive at Charleston at.V.. ::..?-... C.45a m Leave- 'Charleston ta:....7.io p m Arrivo at Columbia at.....,>....... CW) a m. Camdon Accommodation Train mil con? tinuo to run tb Columbia aa iorm?rly--Mon? days; Wednesdays and Saturdays. " . ,!" A. L. T?LEH, Yice-Preaident. S. B. PJOXIKS. General Ticket Ageo*. Charlotte. Colombia and Augusta R. K SUPERINTENDENTS OPPIC?, 'I .? ' COLOMBIA, 8. C., June 8.1871. GE eras, PBPPSgSffr' ON and after AUM>A\ ^fgi??*?IWnext, mh lnBtM theiol. lowing schedule will bo run over this road: UOINO HOSTS. , , Train No. 1. Train Wo. 3. LeaTO Augusta_;.DV5A. H. uuut'.M. Leavo Columbia.8 tty A.M. . 11.00 P. M. Arrivo Charlotte.2.85 P.M. 5.2?A..M. , ' ' . ooma cor;TIT j ' Leavo Charlotte.7 40 A M. : 8 00P."M. Leave Columbia...'. 2.."0 P. H. 2 25 A. M. Arrive Augusta.7.60 P.M. 1 7.30. A. M. . No. 1 Train, daily. Jip., 2 Train daily, Sun? days excepted. Both trains make close cou I nection to all points North, Booth and Weat. No. 1 Train makes close connection at Rich mond lor Virginia Springs* Through tickets sold jand, baggage checked-, to all principal points. ' ? . Btandard Time-Washington City Time', " E. P. ALEXANDEB.Oeneral Sup. E. B. DOPBBT.Pen. Freight and Ticket Agent ~ Greenville and Goiuinbia Railroad. ' COLUMBIA! B. 0.,'S?BCZI 1,1S71. fvSessaTBWC5SSS0E-?SD ON and after thia fiffi?@@B^Wr?date, tho followiug schedule will bo mil dally, Sundays'except ed, connecting wit blight Traine,on South Caro? lin? Railroad up and down: alao.with Trains going North and South <m Charlotta, Columbia an&'Auflnat? Railroad:'?' v.t.. " Leave Columbia at."..7.00 a. m. " Alston.,.... OJO.?.m.. " Nowberry..'- .J........ .H'4'5 A, "in. 1 .? Cokeabury.'...'...-..'.'?i?:.."..:-: 8.00p'.-nr. V Bal toa.. 1. .........v S.-jOrp. -?t. Arrive at UreOu vibe..". .-CSO p.m. DOWN. Leave Greenville at.6.15a,m. ?? Bolton..... . 8 05 a: m.' ii " . Cokeabury;... _.......10.07 B. m. " Abbeville.:!.815 ?. tn.. " Newberry.1.50 p.m. " Alston..;.....;.......4.05 p.m. Arrive at Columbia....tv. .. 5.56pf m. 1 THOM. DODAMKAD. General Sup. - M, :T^ BasTLBcr. General Ticket Agent. . , Schedule 00 Blue Ridge Railroad .fbi I lim.'lllIMn Leave And eraon...... G.00 P.M. MsSrT?&- " Pendleton..... 7.00 " ,r-T f^T .. " PerryvUle.7.45. ?V Arrive at Walhalla.-.8.80 . " ' Leave Walhalla..'..8.45 AI M PerrVville..^.;;.:.4.80' '.*'. ?. Pendleton......5.U0 " Arriveat Anderson..........0.80 Jil Waiting at Anderson.one hour for tba arrival af hp train on Greenville and Colombia Road. ? Joly 2 W. H. P. PAILLARD. Bop,' < Sommer Schedule 8. & JJ, R. B" Td Commence 29* Mayt 1871: i^i&tyttftJ DOWN TRAIN. UP TRAIN. ! m?**MW? J ?' Arrive, Leave. Arrive: Leave. 1Sparenburg. 1 " 5 80- 5?25 . IBatoBviUe._ COO u 6.0O 4?8 ' 4.53 Pao?lnt......... 608 .6-18 440 445 ! Jonesville.C.43 t? 48 4 05 4.10 TJnlonville..:'..' '7 25'; 7.50 ' . 8.05 3.25 Saolue.'..-8 ?0 8 25 '2 30" ' 2.85 Fish Dam...:.:'8.40 8 46 310 215: Sholton.ii; .9.15 9 20. ; 185>- 1.40 Lylea' Ford... 9 40 945.,, 1? IUI ti Strother. 10 05 10.10, , T2.50 ' 12.55 .Aleteo./..::.:-. ?100 '* 's 1 M:00 Maya4 THOS. B. JETEB, Preafdejt. :! OhaDge of B(ihe&tile. 1 ' OPEICE NORTH" CAROLIN A'R. B^CO., OoKPAMT 8?rjp8%'N'. ie.'-, Jrine 81. T?71. ' fS? fin ?fflZf?B8&r ON ?lid afbfer-SUNDAY, 0^?|^S3(? Jaine 4. 1871, TRAINS will be run over lim Road in accordance with the following- . TIME; TABLE. 1 :: Trains GoingBast. Tra?da West.' Expir??*. Mail. ASS rv?. lituxM. .'. AhjexTsv' Lr.ATE. Charlotte , 6?U>am . . 1 310pm Salisbury8.03?m '8 28?ru 5.28 poi. 5.30.piu Gr'nsb'oil 08ant 11.13 Atti '8 25"pm';8 35 p m Co8bopl2 40pm 1.05pro fl.RCp m ?O.lfi p m ? .HiUsb,ro>2.28pm 2^3 pm lL35p m 111 37 pm Raleigh ?.05 p tu . . , ..-Itiiqi 2.4.0 a m 'Gol?abi?ro , : .. 7-20 ?in Trains Going Eaat, ' Trains WeBt. Charlotte?. 15a m >' B Ott .> m IS a bbb'ry ti. 32 a ni 4 87 am h lit y tu 6.26 p m Gr'ripU'o 1 25 Ara 1.35am 2.10 p m. 2 20 p m Co Shop ll 37p m 12 M am ?2 3o p m 12 60 p m H?rtsbrol0.07pml0 09am 11.07 api ll AO a m haleigh 6.58 p m 7 40'a m 1 8:45 a m GoldsVo 8.00pm . ... June 6 W. H> GKKKK.,Mar> T^tia. . Thief.Proof Draw*?.-; rIF. nndoraiguid R?.ve:v*et4^od ihe'Agency of then? DKAWEB^i) 'Tk-v nre tb* ritte thing needful for the pro-1 j apaBTTTTH^ lection of refry stove arti ?JSVyPtWl? 1" aft?p in Columbia ?> ?f n'aipft'?vrQ H fordiug ? ?uro tprote?- T . ?^HW^Wi B tion from tho liKbti?u \?ILU?2L&D??ArVERB : gered gentry. For sah. ., . . T . a52ercaWB7,N. Y. BS ? Good Things. RAMSAY'S Isl?.v Mall Scotch Whiakey, Sir ' Robert Burnett's Ol? Tom Gip, Otard, l>upny, Cognac Brandy. Doff Gordon'? Pale Sherry*. South-wide- Madeira Wino, London Dock Port Wino, Hibbert's London Porter, MeEweU'a Scotch Ale. - The above direct from the importera and warranted nure. For sale by EDWARD BOPE. The Exchange House HAS been overhauled and re-arranged for tho Spring and Summer. Iced beve? rages compounded at ebert notice. May 6_PAYHINQF-B A FHAr-Kf.TN. COTTON 8UKD oil. OAKlB can be bad at all times, and in any quantity, of . Jan E. HOPE.