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w ? ... *-at' ?n 7 ~ i -r . . SEtffiCTSiB 'imstfiY. i .. f i 1--^ .?? ' j *tp , i 'STJMMBE AND WIffTEB . .|,Ah 1 those were very pleasant days, j ' ' days we spent together ; Come back through memory's golden haze, j On cloudless summer weather, That i may deem I've saved at lea*I Some fragments fiom life scattered feast. We wandered past the shallow stream, \ And through the nsw-noowu hay; Each hour was like some glorious dream From Paradise astray. Tho scent of rosea on the air Seemed part of life which was so fair. We roamed amid the thick green wood? Through the cool pleasant trees; Ah, ah ! this world seemed very good, With all its memories. I never saw the moon so bright A* through the boughs that Summer night. And now I hear the bitter rain Sweep from the angry heaven, As blindly 'gainst the window pane The withered leaves are driven ; Then faint and lorn tho moon appears, All dim, like one who smiles through tears. That ghostly moon's uncertain light Flung o'er the gaunt baro trees? Tho starless sorrow of the night? Tho wailing of the breeze ! Ah me! it was another earth, Where Summer reigned in light and mirth. And lovo, so pleasant, although brief, Was made for Summer days, Departing ere the falling leaf, And Autumn's mellow rays; Nor docs it seem so very strango Tlint we, like all things else, should change. Our dream has vanished as it carac, 0 Some hours of ca\;c it snatched ; Terchanco we played a dangerous game, But well the players matched ; Without reproach in either heart, ^ Wo clasp cold hands, and so we part. n SdliorJloyouoglffcfi. ? jtfow that the long winter evenings n have come again, the question rise9 among a certain class of hoto shall ice . spend them f We answer those of our 1 ^ ngc and condition in life, as follws : Not in the tavern amid smoking " and drinking, card playing and profane language. Not in the theatre, where vice is mreprescnted as virtue, and infamy by a peculiar metamorphosis become honor. A moral play is generally revercnl\ln oq foi* oq /?as*i ic nm?r?ni?nn/l ?? *1*1 t?Q IO W1IWJ IIVVI, Ar<?t in the bowlingsaloon or tho bil-i liard rooms; for these, however heal- H thy their exercise may be generally * entail upon them a peculiar pleading ? at the bar which ever results in the upturning of a decanter. P But?at home? Surrounded by social comfort?by sacred ties?by picas- ^ ing associations. AVitli books and pe- n, . riodicals pass the evenings ol the 5; coming wintcr'in the improvement of ri tho mind, and we warrant better n health, and longer life as the result. I The surroundings of 3*011 r home may ? be humble, meagre and poor in cam- 1 parison with the gilded deckings ot a 1 saloon, but it possesses a charm, which once felt, more than overbalances the externals of tho " gildurt hall." Pro- ^ fano lips may not defilo its sanctity ; j obscene thoughts and speech may not e desecrate tho sacred spot. All i9 love, r peace, quiet., happiness. f Can yon hesitate a moment ? t From a glad experience, wo bid you seek at home the comfort you will not find where ribald jests and fashion- i able tippling arc the order of the hour. Tun A it aus.?The intensity of the sunshine is reproduced in the Arab 7 eye ; the simoon is the terrible symbol of those gustf. of wrath which desolate i the human soul. Luxury and indolence-are their peculiar characteristics ^ as well an fiery tempers, and we are ^ at a loss to reconcile tho one withjjthe ] other. Our sky, as bright as it is, is r not to be compared with that of the < Fast. After fitly days of desert travel j I left it, fascinated by tho variety of ' scenes. In its solitude it resembles the occau, but its sweet refreshing * Providence loaves none of the desert places of the earth without some aton- \ iug quality. God has breathed upon j the desert this sweet and cleansing , breath. I could point out many traits of resemblanco between the sailors and ' Bedouins. Both are free, and roving i in their tastes. Among qttber you will ? rarely find a coward. t I prefer bore speaking of the wandering Arab as a type of the race. 8 The Arab dialect, in which the Koran 1 is written, is still spoken in its pristine 1 purity in A?giris, around Mecca. The ' Arab is brave, and his sense of honor Is irreproachable. He is devoted to the Muses. 1 have no donbt that Christian Knights first learned. their sense ot honor end chivalry ajnong the Saracens at the Lu*o of two crusade*. , < Thf law Of pea&ttisu ui hold in as much ' 1 V "iliTl . ? H r respect among the Arabs as is tbe Koran. The pride of the Arab is his birth right, and dignity is his natural manner. The Arab is generous, and his hospitality universal;?.the .guest * ??A.an kAnnn mu\n liia knef - A/IitCIO Mil UVUVI Uj'VII 4tlO |IVDV1 MIIU he name of the stranger is sacred, [Bayard Taylor. j TbuePitu.?Tlic force of languag s apt to be much injured by the mui* itudo of words. A respectable farmer in ifcrlwliire i bounty has the singular happy talent if not 6aying a word too much. A14 foungtnan wishing to obtain his con 1 lent to marry his daughter, called up>n him one day when he happened to ie in the field plowing with his oxen, [t was past all doubt, a fearful mattor, 'or a diffident man to broach, and the lesitating lover, after running a parillel with the furrow several times < ound tho field, and essaying with all ? lis courage to utter the important ques;ion, at hist stammered out?"1?I ?I've been thinking, Mr. , that ?that?as how I?I?should bo gl?r rl?glad to?to?m?ra?marry your laughter." Tanner?" Take her and itee her | cell? whoa haw Bxtch. 0 Dr. Elder tells this 6tory of a Hobo- ^ ren Alderman: A relative-of , 1 lot remarkable for his Hindoo nblu- c ions, once applied to him for a reme- ' ly for tho 6orc throat. "Why," said " gravely, "fill a pail of water as varm as you can hear it, till it reaches ip to your knees; then take a pint of >at meal and scrub your legs with it r or quarter of an hour." " Why, hang t! man," interrupted the other, "this n 3 nothing more than washing one's t( ect." " Certainly, my dear ," j * aiu no, a auimc ic is open to mat ti bjection," t< * (V Music not only improves a man's T astes but his morals. It gives him a 8< aste""for home that improves his habits rondcrfullj*. The man who 6pends is evenings with a piano is seldom jen in a dram shop, and never with Jight brawlers. Wo believe in music. Ht nd candidly think that one flute will fo o as much towards driving rowdyism ?' nt of a neighborhood as four policelen and a bull-dog. fo A distinguished writer savs : "There > but one passago in the Bible where ic girls are commanded to kiss the In ion; and that is the golden rnlo. Whatsoever ye would that men would o unto you, do ye so unto them m HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBES IS THE Cosmopolitan Art Association FOR THE TIMID YEAR? ?] Sec tlie Rare Indnccmriitit. HllE management have the pleasure of nnL nouncing that the collection of Works f Art designed for distribution among le subscribers, whose names aro received revious to the 'J8tli of January, '57, is much irger and more costly than on any previous jar. Among the leading works in Sculp- Ef ire?executed in the finest Marble?is the r| ew and beautiful Statue of tho " Wood \ ^ lymph," the Busts of the three great Anio-1 A can statesmen. Clay, Welwtcr and Calhoun ; i iz Iso, tho exquisite Ideal Ilust, "Spring.'' ri ipolio and Diana, in Marble, lifenizo. To ;ether with the following Groups and Staues in Carrara Marble?of the Struggle for ;l lie Heart, Venus and Apjde, Psyche, Magalen, Child of the Sea, Innocence, C'aplivc iird, and Littlo Truant; with numerous^ vorks in Itronze, and a collection of several \'() lundrcd fine Oil Paintings, l>y leading Arista ; tho whole of which are to bedistribut- ; *r d or allotted among tho subscribers whose h mines are received previous to tho Twenty- j. Oighth of January, '5T, when tho distribuion will take place. TERMS OF SCnSCRIPTIOV. Every subscriber of three dollars is entiled to A copy of the splendid Steel Engraving, ' Saturdat Night," or A copy of any of the following $3 Maga- ( incs one year; also ' v A copy of the Art Journal one year, and F A Ticket in the Annual Distribution of " tVorks of Art, Thus, for every $3 paid, a person not only h jets a beautiful Engraving or Mngazino one ii fear, but also receives the Art Journal one * fear, and a ticket in the Annual Distribution- " nakittg four dollars worth of reading matter besides the ticltct, by which a valuable r minting or piece of statuary may be receivM iu addition^ c rrioso who pretor Magazines to tno jmi- 1 graving " Saturday Night," can have cither ' >f the following one year : Harper's Maga 1 nno, Godey's Lady's Book, United States Magazine, Knickerbocker Magazine, Gra lam's Magazine, Blackwood Magazine, Sou- < hern Literary Messenger. No person is restricted to n aingle share, i i'hosc taking five memberships, remitting , are entitled to six Engravings, to the ; lix tickets in the distribution, or any five of J he Magazines, one year, and $ix ticket*. Persons, in remitting funds for motnbor- j hip, will please register the letter at the Poet Office, to prevent loss ; on receipt of which, a certificate of Membership, together with (he Engraving or Magazine desired, will be forwarded to any part of the country. ( For further particulars, see the November ^ Art Journal, scat free on application. For membership, address C. L, DEKUV, Actuary 6, A. A,, 348 Broadway, New York, or Western Office, 1C3 Water street, Sandusky, Ohio. I November 27 20 in i ? in "1 GREENFIELD'S GROCERY STORE, CORNER STORE, Opposite the Mansion House-. PURCHASERS may now find n rery complete stock of Family Groceries, rine and Chenp Wines, Liquors, Cordials and A1SO, an assortment of ' i ^?Hats and Capo, Bonnets and ^^%Bonnet Trimmings, Boots A Sho'cs.jWIyl ogelher with Ladies' Slippers and Gaiters. taWAffil, WMiiftY, GLASSWARE AND DM GOODS. KT-Conntry Produce and RAGS taken In ex:kaqge. ALEXANDER GREENFIELD. 7 AAA LBS. BACON and 500Lbs. LARD. >^UUU for sale at G R E EN FIELD'S. JOHN KRAUSE, "~~ FUHN1TUR?! AND CABINET MAKER, p|.eaai? WOULD respectfully inform B?tbe citixcns of Grecnvi.Io rnd vi- , ^^^^"^^Jcinity that he lias on hand a lot t fUUNJTUKR, which ho will dispose of upon | | casonablc terms. He has Chairs, Tables, Sofas, iVnshstnnds, ?fco. Fine and Plain Furniture ( ande to order. His shop n>?y be found on Av- , nue Street, between Beattio's Store and the , Confectionery, and nearly opposite the Court luoso Greenville, S. t\, Aug. 14-14-ly OTIS' IMPROVED ! TATENT J Lightning Conductors. I^HE subscriber bns purchased the Right of ( putting up the above description of Light- j ing Rods in Greenville District, and is prepared . a execute orders for the same to any extent and ] rit.li promptness and despatch. These Hods are | (inducted upon Scientific principles, and afford t ic only method yet discovered of absolute pro- j etion against lightning. Any one acquainted ritli the laws of electricity, will he immediately onvinced of their utility, upon examining them, 'heir value has been tested by experience and ! :iepeet and has been vouched bv hundreds of J ertifiont.es from a'.l parts of the U nion. From mongst these the following only nre suhmitted. j "I have carefully examined Otis' insulated ightning Conductor, and have it attached to the mlding in which I reside. It-is better con- | rue too, anu more securely insulated, tlmn nnv f rra of lightning Hods I have seen. It is nont ? id chenp, nn?l if properly attached to tho build- j g, cannot fail to afford security against the ** of life and property by electricity I therere recommend it as worthy of the confidence r r the community, R. F. Rkumby. Prof, of Chemistry, Ac., in S. C. College." Mr. r>. ft. West field has recently supplied my ouse with Otis' improved 6'ouductor. 1 have cammed them with great care, and am convin?d that they arc the best Lightning Undo ever instructed. The methods of attraction and inilation arc new, and seem to me to ho perfect, can confidently recommend them to all persons 1 ishing to secure their houses against lightning, j C. J. Elkord. , . I Any further information may he obtained on pplicntion to D. G. WIST|F1 ELD, Mat' S-.VJ-tf. Greenville, S. C. ' i\t'w 4s isii Manufactory. ^ 1 pF |i ^GRAVING AND CARVING OF THE FINE ARTS. J I "MI E subscriber, recently from Eondon, Pari* ( mid the priucipnl cities of Europe an?l merien, where specimens of his art have Riven io utmost satisfaction, respeetly informs the cit ' ens of the Upper Country, that he lias just ar- I ved, and located him?elf at Greenville, where | e is prepared to do nil work appertaining to his , usiness, in the best manner and at the shortest otice, as Double and Single Cast-Steel Rifles ' nd Shot Guns, Duelling Pistols, drc. < He will also keep constantly on hand on as- i nrtment of Sporting Materials, which he offers >r sale at very reasonable terms ; finely carved dligator's Teeth, Srteel Tamps, and Engraving , n Gold, Silver, do. All Work and Repairing done in llio very best laiiner, and warranted equally as good as can e done in the United States. ?3F~His shop will be found two doors below >r. Earle'a Drug Store. July 3 8?tf. F. BREDA. a, $a NEAR GILDER P. O., GREENVILLE DIST. OFFERS his services to the public, and solicit* patronage. All work entrusted to him rill be done with neatness and dispatch. Any erson wishing to know how to solder (hard or oft,) will he furnished, on the reception of one iollnr, with a rsceint containing full instructions, nnlding him to settler nny metal. Thi? receipt ins never been otfered to the public bef >re. Sattfaction given or the money refunded. Jkwkmiv IKNDBO WITH CARS. A 10 48-if IKK ! IKK ! IKK ! rllE Subscriber lias received a large supply of the celebrated Ink manufacture d by MaynarJ ife Noyes, who liave been for orly years engaged in its manufacture. Beow will be found one of the many testimorials to its merits : " IiROTSTRr OF DkKOS, ) u bostox, nov, 20, 1847. j ' Maynard db Koycs : " Gentlemen?I have made use of yonr 5Vriling Ink, for the recording of Deeds, Ac., he past twenty-Jive year*, and, having found t to suit my wishes and purposes entirely, ake pleasure in renewing my testimonials of ts superiority. From the appearance of thp fiecords in my office, I am sathfied it ;? *? jerior to any I lino used, ar.U considor it >articularly adapted for all purposes where >ermancncy of color ie requisite ot desirable, (t flof/a well from the pen, and does not nonld ; and my ol'ieat Rccordt prove iti CQfor to be unalterably blatk. Signed,' Hkxut ALt-iyc." ALSO, ON HAND, ITARillSON'S, Maaoo'a, and other Tnks? Slack, Blue, lied, Carmine and Indelible. Oct 29~24-?tf G. K. KLfORD. ^ n* TOWN OF GREENVILLE1 f I'm flrdlnHikf , ; 1 To raise SnppiU*for (M Feat4ending Oct Iff, t8fcT. BE IT. OUJXAISES, by thd Intendant and Warden* pf tb<? Town^of Greenville, in conncit aasewibled? nau by the'ftuthoritv of tho sumo, that a Tax to cover the period from the first day of October, I8fi0, to the first dfljr of October, 1857? forttie wm? artd in the manner hereinafter mentioned, shall be ruined end paid into the public treasury for the use and corvice thereof. TAX ON tlKAL K8TATB. Puerto* 1. That is to say, ten cent* on every ' hundred dollars of the assessed valhe of Real Estate, lving in said town, to be paid by the first day of November next, 1886. ON NKOHOES. Pur. 2. And be it fnrther ordained. That twenty-tivo cents pes hend shall be Daid on ail slaves oeiwecn me r^c ot sixteen npu nujr yenr*? Mia tax to bo paid by the first day of November next,. ON MERCHANDISE, WARK8, AC. Sec, 8. And be It further ordained, Tliat Ten ' Cent* on every hundred dollars of sales of good*, wares and merchandise, shall be paid by every merchant or shop keeper in the t own of Greenville, front l?t Januarj, I860, to lot January, '67. This tax to be paid by the first of February next, ON CARRIAGE?, 0MNIDU8E8, AO. Pec" 4. And be it further ordained, That Three Dollars shall be paid on each and every four wheeled pleasure carriage drawn by two or more i horses; Two dollars on each one-horse carriage, ^ rouchc, gig. enlkev or buggy kept for pleasure ami not. for !:>' <:; "ten Dollars on each fonrliorse omnibns or back; I'fy* Dollar* on^eavb Hack or oarriagc drown by two horses, an.. for conveyance of pnssengers or hire; Three Dollar*on each buggy run for hire; Five Dollars on each four-horse wagon ; Five Dollars on each two-liorse dray or wagon, and Two dollars on each one-horso wagon or dray run for hire. The above: taxes are to be paid on or before the first day of November. 1866. ROAD AND STREET TAX. Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, That the \nnual tax for Road and Street Exemptions for ho enrrent yenr shall be the sum of Two Dolors, said som to be paid by the first day of Feb uary noxt, 1867. PATROI- EXEMPTIONS. Sec. 3. And be it further ordained. That the mm of Two Dollar* and Fifty penta bo and is lereby ordered to be paid by each and every t ?ersou liable to do patrol dnty, for exemption 'rom said patrol duty for the year ending October first, 1857. Said sum of two dollars and fify cents to be paid to the Town Clerk on or bcure the first day of November, 1856. "PRNAITIK8. Sec. 7. And be it further ordained. That if ?ny person or portions shall f?il^ neglect or reuse to make a return on oath to the CleHrof the [Jouucil of nil liis her or their taxable property, uul to pay the tax thereon,, the said Clerk is lerohy required to issue execution therefor, imnediutcly.oii such default. Sko. 8. And be it further ordained, That if any icrson or persons shall run for hire any vehicle icrcin mentioned, vritliout first paying tux thercor, every such person sliall pay for ca"h day he 0 offends the annual tax to which such vehicle s subject l?v this Ordinance. l)otie and ratified under the corporate seal of the Town of t*reeny ille, on the eighth day r_ s.] of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred nnd fifty-six. H. LKK THRUSTON, InUndnnt. . W. P. Pates Tottn Clerk. Oct 9-22-4 Town Ordinance, CONCERNING GOATS AND SWINE. BE IT ORDAINED, by tho Intendant and Warden* of tho Town of Greenrille, in Council assembled, Tbat hereafter t shall not be lawful for goats or swine to mn at largo w'lliin the corporate limits of Lite Town of Greenville; ahu it shall bo tho .luty of the Marshals, and they aro hereby uithorized and roquired to emp'oy suitable persons to seize and secure all goats or twine tbat may so be found running at argo, and to impound the same in tho lot convenient to tho court house. Section 2. And bo it further ordained, riiat upon tho impounding of any such goats >r swine, tho Marshal shall imtngc^ptely ad- 1 rertisc the same at tho markct-hou*e,giving \ correct description thereof. "And should the owner or owners appear within two days ihfl-enfter, and prove his or their right to iho possession of such goat or-swine, then 1 lie said Marshal is authorized to deliver the same to him or them, on tho payment of one dollar for each anil every goat or euino, so delivered, as a fmo hereby imposed for each and every goat orswiuo so found running at large. o- ... o A - i v. 1 i nmi i?u it iiirmcr unininrii. That shooM no one appear within the time hereinbeforo prescribed, or appearing, shall fail or refuse to pay the fine hereby imposed, then it shall bo the duty of the said Marshal to expose to public sale' such goat or swine, for the satisfaction of said fine ; the excess of such sale if any there should be, after paving such fine to be deposited to the credit of the Town Council, to be given to the owner of the property sold, upon the same being demanded within 30 days after such sale. Sp.ction 4. Be it further ordained. That this Ordinance shall take effect from and after the first day of January next. Done and ratified under the corporate seal of the Town of Greenville, on the [i.. 8.] eighth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fiftvsix. H. L. THRUSTON, Intendant. If P. Prick, Town Clerk. October 9. 22 3. FAN0V WOftK, AT GREEK VILLE. C. H, 8. 0. THE subscriber would inform ihocitizen* of the Village of Greenvillo and surrounding country, that he does all kind* of ENGRAVING, of Gold or Silver and, l'late, Senerally. Makes and mount* in Gold or ilver, all the varieties of Rrc.:,ded Fancy Hair Work; repairs all nrVicies of Jewelry ; Monnts in Gn'.fi or Silver Walking Canee ; cuts and fits to order. Spectacle Glasses to suit any ??ge almost. Among the articles genorr,',iy nooded, and made by bim, aro Gold and Silver Sleeve Battens, Studa for Collar and broom. The Mounting and getting up of his hair finger rings I hair braided by the Swedish Lady, Mrs. Olson,) and Fob, Vest, or Guard Chains, he fialtera hinjself, would not bo scoffed at in the larger fashionable cities. Ordors fdr work, thankfblly received, at the Corner, sixty yards east of the Old Court House, and but a few paces from the Enterprise Office. J. H. BANDOLTO. t&T So change for engraving any work made by him. Je 2d 7 ly a yonttfnk rw ma trial. "there ft Udaittthe amjra.ftf' n.ftn, Tfhich, if taken nt . the flood, Hinds to fortune." ONE TRIAL MAY MAKE YOU RICH FOR tlFE Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily. sas'D roun orders mba Anrtniiki r * A I \J vU rvui in oi, ou,f The Old Established Authorized Ago?ts whoharo SOLI) MORS PltrZKS Thar, any other office in the State of Maryland. all rtizm orakantkf.d bt this stats. SINGLE TICKETS: Wholes ft Halves 60 eta. Quartets 26 eta CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES. 26 Whole Tickets $ 16.00 20 Half TiekeU 8.00 26 Quarter Tickets 4.00 NOTI1INO VENTURE. KOTIltKO OA1N. Tickets Ilooaht by the Package are always the mort Profitable to the Purchasers, }'.v TRY PACKAGES. For f25 wesendpackage Wholes, IIalv's A Qnrl're. For f 10 wesend package Hair's A 2 Whole tick'ts For $5 we send pack'gc Quart's A 1 Whole tick't. Look nt tlio following SPLENDID SCHEMES, One of which aro drawn at 12 o'clock cuch day of the (week. BRILLIANT. 47,267 Dollars. Maryland Consolidated Lottert. Class 310. CORBIN <fc CO.. Agonts. Scheme. 1 prize of f 6.000 1 do 1.000 1 do 500 1 ' do 150 1 do 137 160 do 00 fit do 20 64 do 8 61 do 4 MM do 2 22,176 do 1 > ft OOI <1 I ** rt r* *T iu,ovi |iiitcs, ninuui|uiig iu C A pFTA'L P R I Z E . 5,000 Dollars. TATArSCX) INSTUrTK lottery; (J lass 102. ,' < CORBIE & CO., Agents. Scheme. 1 prize of #5,000 10 do 600 1 do , 141 8 do 30 200 do : 20 03 do 10 63 do 8 120 do 4 3,900 do 2 28,436 do . 1 ' .-u 27,814 prize*, amounting to $47,207 THE UNIVERSAL FAVORITE. Class 255. CO RBI N & CO., Agents. Scheme. 1 prize of $8,000 1 do , . 1,500 1 do 1,000 2 do 750 2 do 300 2 do 100 211 do ' 23 06 do 10 06 do i- 4 1,224 do " 2 25,740 do 1 10,310 prizes, Amounting to $53,253 Tickets $1?Shares in proportion. Address , CORRTN A* TO IJox 190 Tost Oflice, Baltimore, Md. October 16, 23 tf. TOMOMv8 7 Anti-Rheumatic Powders. A Safe, Speedy and Radical, Cure for Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout and Sciatica. WE, the undersigned citizens of Putnam County, Georgia, oheerfully bear testimony to the efficacy of Linch's Anti-Rheumatic Powders in the treatment of ncuts or chronic Rheumatism, initny oases having been successfully treated by T)r. J. G. Oil WON, within our personal knowledge in which these Powders were principally used. Joel Branhnm. SI. P. IPa. B. Carter, Stephen B. 'Marshall, J>. R. Adams, T. B. Harwell, Thomas Rcspess, G. R. Thomas, J. Niohleson A others. |^*Any reasonable number of individual certificates can be given in alternation of their offiooey. Prepared and sold by J. G. GIBSON, M. IX, Ratonton Go., at So per l>ox. All orders directed to him, with (he above sum enclosed, and a description of the case shall receive with the Medicino such advice as may suit any peculiarity thereof. For sale by M. B. EARLE, XI. D., Apothecary and Druggist, Greenville, K C. May 1. 51 ly Lite a*id Property Insured. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE! THE A8HEVILLE Jtotuul 3nstirnnre Compnut] Iamr?( Sown, Stores and other Property AGAINST FIRE; And the Uvea of Whit# Femoaa and Slavaa, between the ayes nf 10 and 00 yeart ON m?h tonne as to render it a moat aafa and desirable investment. Full details will the Constitution and lly-Lawa 6( the Company will be fnrnisheil on application to an j of the Of fioera of the Companr. JOSEPH R. OSBORNE. Prra't. W*. W. McDowell. Vite-Prea. J a*. B. RaxkiV, FUrrtturif rfr' Trttuntrer. JOHH W. QRADY, Agent, Doe. 47-tf. ? ORKfcNVlLLB, 8. C. IVotif* YS hereby given, that appttefctfon will he madi X for a renewal of Berlp 'for Four Share# It the South* Western Rail Road Bank, and SoOtl Carolina Hall Road, aupnoeed to bo loot, Thoj were owned by DorU William* ,Jate of Laurea District, R. WILLIAMS, ) F , LEONARD WILLIAMS, f. t*m September t% W 8a. .. ^ . - - .. < 4 *5 r?lT? &$?>>*** * v W. !. ^ -i /WVfiiSt- ' FOR FAMILYAMVMMENTjJIS^mMTION. . B&? HPHIS Paper w the iargeat Weekly erer JL "jftiblianed in tliis^Cbuntr/T MT'bontent* , ate auch as will bo approved in Clhe most fitalkiious circles?nothing immoral being ad (pitted intcf ija-pages. U will fvniiV as nrifrCh reading mntterfts almost Any dfcS can find time to peruse, consisting of TALEfe, ftISTC*Y, mOOKft PHY, too am an wrm / WVSIt; FVKTK1C. 1 The paper contains no ultra sentiments, g and meddles neither with politics nor religion, a but it is characterized by a high moral tone/ 1 It circulates all over the country, from Maine to California. 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