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jpg 33gasatrxq??sga acsgpsc^wnaEe jt^-a-amjua lie returned 0:1 foot to his residence, I which is :ibout a couple of miles from ; the town. The result was that lie was utterly prostrated. His death; occurred on the morning of the ensu-! jng Wednesday. Although his health I . seemed good, it is supposed that Ins * heart must have been diseased. The loss of a mail of so distinguished ability will he seriously felt, especially by the denomination of which he was nn ornament. Cut oil' in the prime .of his manly strength, in the accomplished maturity of his intellectual attainments, it will be ddhcult to supply the place of the amiable and hejo ved Professor. (. 'h 'trJe'sion Co Tm: Sifi::r:T C'aii Qukstiox i>: hTEW York.?So much ado has been made of late about the exclusion of negroes from the street railway ears t>f Southern cities, that the following from that Kadical sheet, the New Yurl: J'Jveiiint/ Cost, of the 13t!i inst., iis rather astonishing: About eleven o'clock this morning, .a cleanly and well dressed negro '' ' - ' -r M*OV, apparently iOiuieea y;u.; u: age, attempted to get into a Fifth avenue stage on IJroadwuy, but the driver, with great rudeness, prevented him from doing ro. The occupants of the stage were only five in number?one lady and four gentleman. As soon as the driver saw the color of the hoy lie shut the door; so that the child could not get into the stagehand called to hi:n in much anger to climb 0:1 top of the stage. The boy who was burdened with a morocco satchel, with difficulty tried to climb over the wheel to the driver's seat?which, by the way, is not intended for any person but the driver. The boy did not succeed in ihisefi'ort, either through the opposition of the driver; or for some other reason. He ?le?d Hided to the pavement and again tried the door, but with many objurations the driver held fast, whipped his horses, and drove down the street. Awi:u!?Some fifty or more ablc* Hiodied freedmen left the city last night for Nashville, where, we learn, they v.Mll he mnstcrcti into tnc lmutary service of the United Slates. It is designed to send them to the Ydestj{i;a frontier, where the Indians are 'becoming quite troublesome. A recruiting office is still open in this city, where all applicants of that character, if physically competent, are received.?Atlanta Intelligent:")', Progress of Life Insurance. Tin' amount of iicv.* business vv rill en by the ivquilaidc Life Assurance Society. t'J I {roadway. Now York, (.luring ISWJ, exceeds l?y about yi00,0i;0 the a?*rrcjrate new business of the four cotompiMitiL w*ns Life Companies formed in lSo'd nint 'HO, whilst its total cash premium for the year exceeds the total cash premium income of tin five senior (New York State) companies at tha time of I lie formation of the KquitaMe. (ISoV)). Its ratio of clot urn ami rsi'mxr* to total cash premiums is less than that of aty of the Companies previously organized. -May 1'3, sr. . " TITO 32 QT7TTAI5L.K Life Avsiircjice Society". */&*<?. 9^, ISrccstitvt XEW YORK. A5 sets, 1st May. IPA7 $3,500,000. Income. 1st May. 1 S(?7 $2,000,070. Dividend, Feb. 1,1*07 over $000,000. PTERELY MUTUAL. THE CHARTER 01- THE SOCIETY REQUIRES THAT ALL lUiOFIT.J GO TOTEE-ASSURED. Eividccds -Declared Annually en the T*irst of February, And payable 111 cash, or to increase the amoiint assured, and apjdied at once, on tlie second annual payment of Uranium, and so on annually tliercalicr. Assets of tlie Society: DKOEMliKR 31, 1800. United States Slock (market value) ' $023,530 33 New York State Stocks (market value) 130,200 00 New York City Stocks (mar ket value) 101,705 00 Tennessee State Stocks (market value) 1-3,000 /30 Virginia State Stocks (market value) 10.800 00 .Loans'secured by Bend and Mortgage upon unincumbered Ileal Estate, worth at least double the amount loaned thereon 1,091.,130 CM) Loans on call, secured by United Stntca Stocks 42,320 00 Cash in Hank and Trust Companies 293,702 3S Premiums . in hands of .Agents and in course of collection 120,015 95 Deferred premiums, being the amount of semi-annual and quarterly premiums of tie year 204,219 95 Rqh4 Estate ill the city of ?7e\v York 401,320 10 Interest accrued on Ponds and Mortgages, etc. 10,391 48 .Cilice Fixtures, Safes, etc. (5,000 00 Total amount of the assets of the Society, exclusive of future premiums receivable on the 31st December, 1800 $3,077,788 30 WM. C. ALEXANDER. President. I1ENRY 11. HYDE. Vice-Pros'dt. GEO. W. PHTLLJPS, Actuary. JAS. W. ALEXANDER, Secy". 5V. B. SHAW, Gcn'l Ag't, Augusta, Gu. A. M KENNEDY, Ag't, Camden. S. C. . May 23, It. a lc a?it uuTtcry-rev. iv jxtjr ji aaaa m i Camclcn Post Office. rrUIB Mail will be assorted for deliv.ry, on L Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 8 o'clock, A. M.. and closed Tuesday. Thursday and Sunday, at 1 o'clock, 1'. M., until further notice. uliiee hours durlnjr <ho week, from 1) A. M. to 1 o'clock 1*. M. <iaily.?On Sunday, from half nasi 'J to 10 o'clock, A. M. .1. M. GAYI.E, M. May, 1?, if. SODA WATER AXU ICE. 'i "Oil sale bv V ' ISODGSOX & DUX I. Al\ May 1:3, tf. "TaT SOHROOK, JfiAGDiTSEATIb ^ \ r II.L attriiii j.rotajnlv to the collection 1 f of all claims, and i.titer d;iiie> ajtpor- j taitiiiiy to tite oilier. OHioo at t!ic t.'outieil Knot.. .May 10, If. A One Hers3 Waggon, ?V V, ; ITII Steel Springs. Also?A second ? hand CA!!l!!A'<ii: i'or ssle Itv ' May JO. Ji. W. HONS"!-:*". T 10KT MOUKNINC DRESS ^ Co'-ds some very fine for sale at. iHLNW'KVS May. 0 tr S OIFXH-O AEOLIN A, a sss 22 .i Vwr v, i str a err. "BY A. L. McDoX.VLD, ORDINARY. rl!!i!'MAS, K!izi,i:r!li Lang. Adnt'x :t] 7 \ jiiici to isisfor I.viii rs of Adrtitilsiratioii or. :::! and singular tiie j'.owds ?, ?! chattels. rights nml crcilir;: of Kstate T. Lang. Into of sail! lJi.-lriet deceased: T!i-s?aiv. Ilierefnre. to cits; an-1 admonish a!! sun! singular tin* kindred stud creditors of !!; . deceased. to be and appear before i:ie a! our next Ordinary's Court, t be hidden at Kershaw Court liouse oti the (51st day of May. Inst.. to show cause, if any. why ilie sal ! administration should no: lie granted, (liven itmler tny ham! am! son! this Lit It day of .May. in tin: year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred an I sixty-seven, am! of Hi-j iiineiy-iiir.tr year of American liideoendi'iic \ A. L. MeiHtXA !.C. May K.?lit. U. !\. D. SOUTH-OABOXINA, k 3-:rska w ri 3 .v i:? 2 trr. BY A. L. McDONALI), ORDINARY. IVMIKIIKAS. IV. F. (iayb-.nl. applied to V 7 nut for Letters of Aiitnittisatiou on I all and singula! ihc {foods mi! chattels. rtii-1 eve lits <if Norman A. Mchend, latcn'lhe District aforesaid. deceased: These arc. tin. vet are, tn cite a::-! admonish ail and sui-rulnr I lie kindred and creditors of tlie deceased, in li.v and appear before me at nnr next Ordinary's Court. to he holdm at Kershaw Cotir:lioii?eo:i ili.'2;ih day of May inst. In show cause, if any. why I he said adiiiiiiistra'inn slinul 1 nut ha minted. (Jives', under my limit an ! seal this 12ili day of May. i'i t!s>? year of our hard, one thousand eifi'it hundred and sixty-sevt 11. am! ?f the nirictv-!i:*st v;-a: of .American indepeiidfiice. * A. L." MeDO.NWhD. March 2-i?( !. 0. K. I), ay 0 . 2t. N otice 5S hereby ylvcsi to all whom it may concern, thai I have this day appointed Mr. llZMKllih UASKIX my lawliiiajrent to transact and direct all my business. Ail business transacted hv him will he valid with me. (.'OilAII 0ASKIX. April 12. 1 &17. ?t Sheriff's SalesSllKl'TPFS OfricK. 1 I M ?.' 1 -SllT . I r?. v., .......... } , J >Y virtu- of sundry writs of ii. Fa. t? me n directed. and by consent of Defendant. ! will sell t!r> L'nurt ILv.tso :>i ('iuu.Umi oil the firs! .\!nndny in June next. within {lie legal hours of.sale. 1 he following property, j to-wit. Tw.-i a ijoin!n;r Tract.- of LAND (except so much as is exeii.ipted from levy and sale by General Orders No. lit from liead-Oitarlers. 2nd .Military 'District. embracing'Norih and south Oandina.) situated in the District of Kershaw, and located as herein sifter described. Otu* Tract called the Hnsne Traet*' containing two hundred stsnl seventy-six (27(1) .acres, lying on h.oth sides of l!ic lluliinsou J&oad." Jit'teen (15) mile* above (.'amdon, o<i the !iwaters cf t\anv Itraneh. bounded by lands of Tints. .1. Can then. James L. Downs an ! Kzckiel Gaskins. The other Tract containing four hundred and thirty ( bib) acres on the waters of'iV.ttrough branch adjoining Lauds of T'hoan ? J. Caul lien and John viaskiu. Also, one lluggy ami Harness. Levied upon as the property of \Y. D.Gaskiu at the suit of rsckiel G.iskin. TKIt.MS, Cash- K. K. SILL, S. K. 1). May 0 ($11.25) Jt. Q0A1\ STARCH, PICKLES, O HK11 RINGS, CANDI.LS. ke.. for sale by D. 0. 1U11KLKY. pOCOA .NUTS AN1) DRIED FUU1T?a fresh lot. just received by II r lvT!i !v i.nV KERSHAW?In Equity. Theodore Lung, "| vs. I Order for publication Elizabeth Lang, ' of absent, defendant. et. n1. J It nppenring to niv satisfaction that. John C. Lang, one of the Defendants in above stated case is absent from and without the limits of the State. On motion of Ohesnut and Workman, Complainant's Solicctors, it. is ordered that he do plead answer or duniur to the said Bill within forty days from the publication of this order, and default whereof an order pro. confesso, will betaken against him. J. I). DUNLAP, C. K, K- P.. May. 2td CHESNUT & WORKMAN, (JAS. CHESNUT, W. H. R. WORKMAN,) Attorneys at And Solicitors in Equity WILL practice in the Courts of Kershaw and adjoining Districts. Business entrusted to tlicm will meet with prompt and careful ntt.cntion. Office, at present, #bove the store ofBnum, Bru. & Co. March 28. i SPECIAL NOTICES. Wonderful but True. . MAM-MR JIK.MINCtTOX. the worhl-renowned Astrologis: and .Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while in a clairvoyant state, delineates the very features of the person you are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense power, known as the Phyehomotropc, guarantees to produce a perfect and life-like picture of the future husband or wife of the applicant, with date of marriage, occupation., leading traits of character, \e. This is no imposition, as testimonials without number can assort, !5y stating place of birth, age, disposition, color of eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty c.tits. and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you u iit receive the picture by return mail, together with desired information, JdHif Adihiess in con faience. M.'.iujik iler.Titn.-K IlKJttitTn.v, 1'. (). I'.os -I'7. IVest Troy. ?>. Y. March 7.?ly. TO CONSUXrilVKS. I 'i"11!I, advertiser, having been restored to J - " ? I.. t liealliini :i Jcff wook* ?\v ti very ffiiiijinrcmcdy. after having suffered i'?.r several years with n severo lung affection. ami that dread disenrc Consumption?is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of euro. To all who desire it. lie will send a copy of' the prescription use?l (True of charge.) with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will tin*I a srtts: emit for CnNstrjirTjo.v, Asthma, llsm.xviifTis. Corittts. ('( Mis. and al* Throat and hung Affections. The tiuly object of the advertiser in sending tli" Prescription is to benefit theailiictcd. ami spread infornniliot! wliiclt he conceives to he invaluable, and iie hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost, them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, in Kit. by return mail, will please address ltliV, ED. A. Vi'lL.'ON. Williamsburg, Kings Co.. XewTork. May. -J. ly EREO.RS OF YOUTH4 (icntleinan who suffered for years from / k Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, tor the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe am! directions for making rite simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the iiAvitiser's experience can do so by addressing in perfect confidence, JO! IN" Jh OGDEN. Cedar St.. New York. May 2. . ly FREE TO EVERYBODY. A Largo (! pp. Circular, giving information of the greatest importance to the young of both sexes. It teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the despised respected, ami the forsaken loved. Ni/y.o|ing lady or gentleman should fail to sentfcSit'ir Address, and ruvcivc a copy postlwidibv" return mail. "''T Address, 1\ 0. Drawer, 21. Troy. X. V. tf-'f A Vw'xii }j\i?v reluming to her country home. after a s~p;nrn ofn few months in t.it* City. was hardly recognised liy Iter friends. In pjaco of a coarse, rustic, flushed lace, she had a soft ruhv complexion of almost marble smn.ethncss, and instead of twenty ibvec site really appeared but eighteen. Mpou inquiry as to :!ie cause of so .great a change, sin; plainly t.o'i-d tiieiu that site used lite I'nte.'.s JA.v ll.M.-M, and considered it ati invaluable acquisition to any Laily's toilet. !!y its use any Lady or (icnilemaii eatfimprove their personal appearance att hundred fold. It is aimjdc in its combination, as Mature herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its cfiicacy in drawing impurities from, also healing, cleansing and beautifying the skin and complexion. i>y its direct action on the cuticle it draws IVosn it all its impurities, .kindly healing the snrf.icc asXalure iulcmlcil it should be. dear, soft, smooth and Jl^cyjtli.I'ui. Price !?1. sent bv .Mail or Kxprcss. on rcn'ij?? of an order by Vr. L. CI.Alilv & CO.. Chemists. Mo. .'5 West Payette St.. Syracuse. X. V 'I'l... I u.lor tins sale of J ""V t2 f ^ thcsar.u. Ujrcii 7.--ly, Know thy Destiny. Maiumk K. I'. Tihikxtu?:. the great English Astrolngist, ClairvoynKt and i'syeliometriciau, who lias astonished the scientific classes of tlta (H<1 World, lias new* located herself at. Hudson, N. V. Madame Thornton possesscs.snch wonderful powers of second sight, as to enable her to impart knowledge of the greatest importance to tlic single or uarriiil of either sex. While iti a state of tr.uicc. she delineates I lie very features of the person von are'to luurrv. ami by the aid of an iustru'heut of intense power, known as the l'syciioruot rope, guarantees to produce a Jifo-liko picture of the. husband or wife of the applicant, together with date of marriage. position in life, leading traits of ciiaracier. tee. This is tin handing, as thotis-nds of testimonials can assert. She will send when desired a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the picture is what it purporl.4 to he. 15y enclosing a small lock of hair, and stating place of'birth, age. disposition and complexion, and ctK-losiiig fifty cents and staiapcil envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive the picture and desired information l?y ronirn 111:111. All coniniMinci'iMiii-i muctii coiiHilciitiiil. Address in confidence, AIai?.\m i: K. P. Tihmsxton, l1. 0. Pox 223,Hudson, a. Y. NOTICE, ' JMIE lAliatifir, IiEST 1111'I CIFEA I'EST I stock of TIN 1VAUE in Camden. at wholesale and retail, will he found at !lie Tin Sltop of .T. P. COORA LK. Two doors South of II. M. Kennedy's Store. ROOFING, Guttering, Stove Pipe hard and Oil Cans, made to malpr. at J, It. (iOODAJ,E'S Tie Shop. OEPAIRING TIN WARE of every description, and all job-work pertaining to the business, will be executed with dispatch. All work warranted to give satisfaction or 110 charge made. At ' ,J. 11. TiOODALE'S Tin Shop. Two doors South of It. M. Kennedy's Store. pHOICE GROCERIES. Always on hand, at low figures. j\t J. It. GOOD ALE'S Tin Shop. Two doors 15 nth of It. M. Kennedy's Store. April 18. 7t ' Notice. 4 LL persons having claims against the (\ estate of J. E. DOBY will present jtlicm duly attested, and lh.Qsc indebted vil! make immediate payment to.I. II. KERSHAW, my legal Attorney. A. DUE YARD. Adm'r . Apr, 11 1 111. I^DWAltD E. CANTEY is 1113' authorized U. agent, durir^my absence from the State. I> March 14.?It. " It. M. CA>'TEY. i i. " ! Po^t Office. Camden, S. C., April 25th 18C7. ON and after this date, no accounts will be kept, at this OiKco. Postage must he paid tjunrterly in advance. Undercharged and Advertised Letters will not he delivered until paid for. All drop letters must have a tiro cent, stamp thereon, which can be obtained at this office. A11 letters not having said stamps thereon, will nwt he delivered, but. sent to the Dead Letter office. J. ?.I. (JAVLK, V. M. April 25. if, KERSHAW?In Equity. 'antes Cliesnut. Ex'or. "1 .. i.nl for ennstrueM?.w P,,'w ? tion of Will, lor ?r~ antes Chi sunt, Jr. ct al. l"c' v'c" IT appearing to my satisfaction that David It. Williams, Lerena Williams. Mary Willlnnis. Miller Williams, David Williams, jr. and Catharine Williams, ThomasCitcsntii, Alexina Cliesntit. William Chcsnttt, John < hesttnf, Mlleit (.'hoKiiui, James Cliesitnf, Jr., Amelia ('liesnttl. James Cliesnut. John ('hesnut. Diehard Stockton, Harriet (.1. Stockton, T.ttcien V.'. Stockton, Titomas K. Jlaile, Serena lliiilc. Amelia llaile, lien jamm Hail's Thomas llaile. James llaile, William llaile, Lawrence llaile. (*hurlcs llaile, Mary llaile, Walter llaile. Sydney llaile ami (leu. llaile, Ellen (.', llaile ami James (,'licsiiut llaile, parties defendant to the above hill, are without am.l reside beyond the }iii|jt.s of this S'ate: ll is ordered on motion of Shannon, complainant's Solicitor, that the above named defendants do plead, answer or demur to the said bill within forty days from the date of the publication of this order in default whereof an order pro. cotifcsso. will bo (microti against tlicm. J. D. DUNI.Ai', Commissioner's Office, C. E. K. I). Aprilllo. t,l. KERSHAW---In Equity. Anna A. Johnson, l'er I'r.'i Ami v,-. v t ^ i Hill to settle Estate nm. K. Joliiisoti, tv. - .. ? ,. .. .. I,* *|, , i ' i* or iiclicf, uC, uni. 1',. Johnson, sr. Itol t. 11. Cuntiiiiclmw. Et al. IT appearing that Samuel Mood an 1 Amanda Hood, his wife, Drown and Amelia 1'rnwii, his wife, defendants to the above bill, arc without and reside beyond the limits of this State: li is ordered on motion of Shannon, Complainant's Solicitor, that tijc above named defendants, do plead, an a wee or ilsiiittr to the said Pill within forty days from the publication of this order in default whereof, an order pro. eonfesso. will be entered against them. 'J.. U. DUN LAI'. Commissioner's Office, C. E. K. 1). April til. : KERSHAW?In Equity. Henry f. Saintond, Trustee, vs. Hill to Foreclose .lames 1>. Cnrctoii, r.nfl AJoi-tgage. .Mary, liis wife, Kli/.aheih'McCna. IT appearing to my satisfaction that tlic above liamcil defendants are beyond ami rcsiile without the limits of lliis .Stale: It is ordered tut motion of Kershaw, Complainant's .Solicitor. Unit they do plead, answer or demur to the .-aid llill within forty days from 'tiie date of the publication of this order, in default whereof, an order pro. confesso. will bo taken against tlseni. J. I). DUNLA1'. Cotninr's Office, (.'. K. K. l>. April, Ho, - td. "HEW ~ cT5b D S ! SUITAULi: I'Oll Till-: R?RING AND SUMMER 2! ! calicoes, ginghams, muslins, linens, GAMBROONS. Brown tunl Meatrliotl SHIRTINGS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, 2S.1T? &?*!* SHOES, with ru?-:sn supply of i GROCERIES, superior -crackers, grain cradles, scythe blades, &c. Vi'!iich will Pc sold for cash, at tlic lowest p i.v prices. a. m. kb2cnkdv. Ap.ril 2iJ. NEW SPRING GOODS. miss matilda "wilson HAS .itsst receivvl a handsome ami well selected stuck of Spring and Summer MILLINERY, DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, Consisting of Ladies' Hats and llonncts. Itililions. fine French Flowers, l)ress Hi/! tons and Trimmings, of all kinds. Muslins. Lawns, Calicoes. Long v.'lu|J.is, I iMi.m.Jwni'j i.iinoq si tie! Kthri 11 ?rs_ Gloves. Hosiery, &c. Together ivilli a great variety of other articles usually found in n well-selected stock of i Millinery. Miss WILSOX embraces this occasion to tender Iter thanks to the Ladies- of Camden and vicinity for the liberal patronage she has received, and respectfully invites their ;ittention to her present stock. April 4. tf ''NOW OPENING! j MllS. J. W. RODGERS IS NOW RECEIVING HUil i STOCK OF MILLINERY, I Dress and Fancy Goods, Consisting in part of LADIES' 150NNETS, HAfjs. CAPS, 1UB110XS A XT) TUIMMIXfiS, With a variety of other articles, all of the TjA TEST STYLES. jpc-y Her tonus bmiigCash, she is enabled to offer great indttcciueuts to purchasers. Thankfnl for past patronage, she solicits a call front her friends *tul the public generally April 18. if PROVISIONS &C. THOMAS S. MYEBS HAS ON IIAND, BACON, LARD, CORN, Flour, Meal, Hominy, Sugar, Coffee. Molasses, Candles, Soap, Starch, Kerosene Oil, '&e. &c. &e* Al.L OF WHICH WILL 11K SOLD "Low for Cash/' A SPLENDIT) SEVEN OCTAVE Piano, nearly new ami in excellent condition for sale l>y E. W. BONXK.Y. Tsm all in voice of la dies ^ & Spring Dress floods, just opened and for Sitle lu\? hy E. W. BOXXKY. ( 1 (jSJlENBUTTER, SFPEllIOR * LA11D, lJreakfnst strips, Jlest quality Canvass Hams. Tilton Cbeesc, Jenkins best Tea, &c. Just opened at E. W. BOXXEY'S. April tf. ! |acon,~floUlv aniTlard! S a i.. i... (i vrnvr v.v fUrrlllU IJ V x'. v . "NEW STOKE " and new ^tooies-, qiloes, o shoes, siloes. gents', boys', youths', ladies', fusses', and children's, Or every description nml me. Ouc mV tlie,1)rni having several years experience in this line of business, feels satisfied that lie can give entire satisfaction in cheapness of prices and quality ot goods. groceries?, groceries, groceries. sugar, coffee, teas, bacon, lard, flour, corn, mackarel, kerosene oil, butter. cheese, candles, soap, enn t OUUil, pepper, spice, ginger; mace, nutmegs, cloves. ginger preserves, dried fruit, raisins, oranges, lemons, apples, almonds, walnuts, filberts, pecan nuts. butter. nuts, candy, canned fruits, pickles. The (!nntlsi were bought- low for the Cash airl will be folil exceedingly low for the same. burns & boswell. I "Vf t. OO ? o?41. ~DR. N. A. PRATT. [Successor to Pratt Sc Wilson I>ros.] WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, Analytical and Consulting CHEMIST, SO. -2:), HAYXE ST., CHARLESTON, S. C., DEALER IX Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Glass, AXD Druggist's Sundries. Analysis of Ores, Soils. Periltzers, &c., made wit li greatest care and accuracy.? Chemical advice given in all branshes of the science, on moderate terms. ^-J)r. F. Olix Daxxei.lv, so favoraly hnmvn throughout the .State, is with me. and would be glad to see his old friendsor receive orders for Goods. ij.areh 21. 8;tt There comet Ii phut tidings or joy to nil, To yoitng?ancl to old. to great and to small: The beauty which once was so precious ami rare, Is free for all, ami all may be fair, By the "Use of CHASTELLEll'S "WHITE LIC-ITJTP For lmpreviiig ami Beautifying the Complexion. The most valuable and perfect preparation in use. forgiving the skin a beautiful pearllike tint, that is only found in youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles. Pimples, Blotches. Moth Batches, Sallowncss. Eruptions, and all impurities of the skin, kindly healing the same leaving it white and clear as alabaster. Its use cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny, and being a vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless, It is the only article ol the kind used by the French, and is considered by the Parsian as indipcnsable to a perfect toilet. Upwards 30.000 bottles were s-dd during the past year, a sufficjeptg uarantce ut its efficacy. Price only 7:> cents. Sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of an order, by BEBGKll. SIHJTTS & Co.. Chemists, Kiyer St., Troy X. Y, March 11, Jy. 1 " SPRING GOODS, 1867. I Ail now receiving my SPRING STOCK pf Dress Goods, Laces and Embroideries Calicoes, Gingbams and. Hosiery v Bleached, brown and col'd Domestics " Cassimeres, Tweeds and Drillings > . llcady-made Clothing, Hats, &c. ALSO ? v * Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's . v Shoes and Gaiters, of very superior quality, The above Goods have been selected personally, sinco the recent decline iu prices, and will be sojd at .a very moderate advapce for cash. ROBERT M. KENNEDY, Agent. ' . . Marcc 28. tf ' FERTILIZER. ~ V MARES' N1TROGENIZED SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, for Cotton, Corn Wheat, Vegetable Crops,*&c. All of its Phosphates arc in a condition to become quickly soluble in the soil, and available to the crop. The animal matters, blood and llcsb, yielding ammonia, produce an early start and vigorous growth, enabling the plant to appropriate phosphates and other valuable ingredients of the Fertilizer for the complete dcvclopcment of the lint of Cotton, ?iuiii ui IT ja-ui, uuu ti'ups gcuwiuiir. Sold by KINSMAN & HOWELL. Sole Agents, 153 Ejist Bpy, f'hjxrlestpn, 8. C. To Planters. P.OW STEEL, from 4 to 14 inches wide I110N, from 1} to 8 inches wiilc. For sale low for cash, by C.\j. McDOWALL. March 14. tf Notice. I.L persons, white and biack, arc posil ? lively prohibited from Hunting*, Fishing * or Trespassing .upon any of my lands. All permits heretofore granted arc withdrawn.? Against all hereafter trespassing, the law will be rigidly enforaod. JOBU11DELL, ICersliaw District, March 14. 4tAFFLICTED I ^ SUFFER 10 MORE! When by the use of Dn. JOHNYILLE'S ELIXLit yon con be cured permanently, and at n trilling cost. The astonishing success which has attended this invaluable medicine for Physical and Xervous Weakness, General Debility and Prostration, Loss of Muscular Energy. Impotcncy, or any of the consequences of ' youthful indiscretion, renders it the jnoet valuable proparatimj ever discovered. t. ...ni ,n 11. ill i vttiui an nwi Yuvytiuuo, ucpredion, excitement, incapacity to study or business, loss of memory, confusion, thoughts of self-destruction, fears of insanity. &c. It will restore the appetite, renew tJfe health of those who have destroyed it by sensual e^r cess or evil practices. Young Men, be humbugged no jnore by 'Quack Doctors' anil ignorant practitioners, but send without delay for t]ie Llfcrir, and be at once restored to health and happiness. A Perfect pure is Guaranteed in every instance. Price, ?1, or four bottles to one address, $3. One bottle is sufficient to effect a cure in all ordinary cases. ALSO, Dn JOIIXVII.LFS SPECIFIC PILLS, for the speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Urethral Discharges, GraVel. Stricture, and all affections of th? Kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected Jn from one .to five days. They arc prepared from vegetable extracts that are Ipupilcss on tho system, and never nausogtc the stomach or | impregnate me orcani. ivo cnangc 01 aiei I is necessary while using tliem, nor does their i notion in nny uuuincr interfere with business I pursuits, l'ricc, $1 per box. I Kithcr of riic above-mentioned articles will , | he sent to nny address, closely senled, and i post-paid, by mail or express, on receipt of price. Address all orders to WHJOiiR. SHUTTS & CO., Chemists, No '2t-') River Street, Troy, V? " BEAUTYr Anbum, Golden, Flaxen and Silicon Curls, . PitoorcKD by the use of Prof DECREUX' 1'KlsKH J/E C'HEVEUX. One appljcatfp^ warranted to curl the most straight and stubborn hair of either sex into wavy ringlets, or heavy massive curls. Has been used by the fashionables of Paris and London, with the most gratifying results. Docs no injury to t he hair. Price by mail, scaled and postpaid $1. Descriptive Circulars mailed free. Addrass EERGER, SHUTTS t CO., Chemists, No. -8o lliver St., Troy, N, Y., Sole Agents for the United States. ASTROLOGY] The World Astonished AT T1IK WOXDKltrrL UEYBLATIONS MADE BY TUB Gil BAT ASTROLOGIST, Madame H. A. PERRIG-O. SHE reveals secrets no mortal ever knew, _ !<!ie restores to happiness those who, from clolelul events, catastrophes, crosses jjj love, loss of relations and friends, loss of money, &t\, have become despondent. 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Parties living at a distance can consult the Madam by mail with equal safety and satisfaction ;to themselves, as if in person, A full and explicit iibarf. written out, with all inquiries answered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on receipt of price above mentioned*. The strictest secresy will be maintained. and ail correspondence rctuaued or . destroyed. References oftbe highest order furnished those desiring them. Write plainly the day of the month and year in which you were born, enclosing a small lock of hair. . Address, .Ma da>: r. 11. A. RERRIC0, P. 0. Dkawek 203, UvrPALo, N, Y, ! T^KESIT GARDEN SEEDS and i Onion Sctta, all kinds. For sale by 1 11 ORG SOX & DUNLAP