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PACIFIC fcUAKO COMPANY'S. (CAPITAL $1,000,000) fcOLUE.U. PACIFIC GUANO. rpiTS QU AND 13 NOW SO WELL KNOWN j\ in ail llio Southor? States I'm- itsre niarktihlo t-ficcti; r.s an sgency for impressing tIi3 products of labor, as not torequire Hpcciai recommctiilalibn fro.n us. Itn nso for firo years paid lino established ha chai ucter for rvlihblo c-&oulleuco. The large fixed capital invested by the Company in tl>is tiado, affords .ho suretd guarantee oftht continued excellence of its Guano. d. N. ltOESON, Boiling Agent, Charleston, 8, C. JNO. S. UJLSK & CO., Ceucral ?Vjcnts*, Baltimore. "Puo. 24. tf. COMPOUKIJ AC'f o, PHOSPHATE OF Lr3H3. FOR COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED. riiiuS ART1CLD IS MANUFACTURED X bytbePAClFIC GUANO COM FAN V hi Charleston, S. C, under Superintondcnco of D>-. BT? JULIEN RAVEN EL. When com posted with on equal weight of Cotton Seed, its results haw bacn found fully equal to tho best standard fertilizers. Its economy must commend it to the notice of planters gener kUt. For specific directions for coiupopHng and for supplies, apply to .1. N. ROESIN, Selling Agent, Charleston, ?. C. "NO. S. REESE & Co., 'General Agents, Baltimore dec 24 td executive department? STATE TREASURY OFFICE, "Coi.i:m!ii.\, S. C, Dee- mher if, l&i?j THE BOOKS of the Treasury OUloc rot tho Transfer nnd Conversion of ST?(' KS and BONDS will be closed on nnd after the ninth insia'd until the 1st proximo, for con veienco in preparing statement of interest duo to January 1. ioi l. NILES 0: PARKER, Treasure); Staio S. C. dec 3 o execitive department. Etatk Tiieasciiy Orrier, CoLt'wnfA, S C, December 1, 1870. THE INTEREST railing due an the Coupon Bonds'* of tJib Slate of South CaroHpa I?.the 1st offJanuary, lJ-71, will be pnid IN ?OI U on *tid after that date at the office of II. If; Kimpton, Fi?nhciud Agent of tho State, No. 0, Nassau Street, New York, . and at this .ofSco. The iuteresl fulling due rn Iho Registered /"dock of Hie Stale to Jantrary I>t. 1871, will be paid IN GOLD <m h.ud after that dale at the Treasury ofiioc rnlv. NILES Gl PARKER^ Treasurer State South Carolina, dec 8 c ?sixzoa ?r.-?/./? oo'j$ '?rar?r<r ?piJOA. oqi punoj \\v Pias pun ?,?e*jjT 'rpwot ,?iapuoqr> ptaijXiviiY nun pn>jp?j,i '-oo V uajiy 'O '? ?aa-vqi'ojci ?pa;n:j pnq snnpjpani .Toipo oj.iq.u. 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'spioo 'aqanoo on qons , *8?trni pun fjnojqj, pq) jo BOBoaata: jojf J>r. 1:. .f. OlilVEnOS. Agent ut Orungcburg C. II. RUg6 ly " FIE.E INSURANCE. RA N K i N G A N1 > 1 N S ?RASfC R co m r a n v, Ofikv 1202 -VifM n:ul 12/A Streets, IUC1IMOM), VA. JOHN B. DAVIS. President. .(OllN F. C. POTTS, Secretary. ' 4 MANN S. QUARLES/Cashicr, T. B. STARKE, Gcnofol Agent. Having this d.iy, (OcL 17;h, 1870,) re ceived Lie sppointnicpl of AOENT for Or . aogchur<r of the tib?vo INSURANCE COM' FAN;, I ?.\\ prepared t., hiko RISKS on Stores,'Stork* <;f Merchandize and Dwell ings at reasonable rat' ?? .JOHN A. Ii A M1TLON, . A?;Cal for Tiio Richmond F.inVir.g and lusursaOG Company, nnd Soniherji Lifo Insiirariqo Company, Martot^Sf., Otangebnrg, S. C. ?cl22 ,ly N UTS, RAISINS and CANDIES of the best kinds ? W. A. MEBONP.Y k CO. MEAL. .GRISTS and ft. C. FLOUR, fresh "and always on hnjul. Call on W. A. MERONEY k CO. ino VTalnul j:\pmiHloii TABLE for snlo it W. A MERONEY ? CO. A' NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!V DOYLE, WIL?S & CO., X> INSPECTFULLT INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF OEANOEDURG C?UNTV THAT ??ffV they have purchusiod tho CA RBI AGE SHOPS AND WORKS OP 'JIIOS. RAY And uro CARRYING ON tho In nil its BRANCHES. Orders l>ft with IIS will bo PROMPTLY FILLED. All kinds of REPAIRING NEAT! V DONE and with DISPATCH. COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHO.IT NOTICE. DOYLE, WllilvS tfc CO., dec 17 o Orangeburg, S. C. THE LIVERPOOL LONDON Mi Fire Insurance Company. CAPITAL-GOLD 17,000,000.09, HAS ESTABLISHED AN AGENCY IN OEANG KBllHG, S. C. Tho Terms of this V'FLL KXO WN OLD SNGLTSlt COMPANY arc FAIR, and the Security it offers, Absolute. Apply to ? JAMES II. FOWLES, Agent, At Citizen's Savings Rank. CHARLES T. t?WNfcl?S, General Agent, Chuileston, S. C. jan 2S c 3m WILHELM THEODOR MULLEE, A Largo Arsovlment of PIPES AND SEG ARS ?ROM Tim p REST MEERSCHAUM MANUFACTORY % IX TII13 V. f*. Also a Few Lot of Nino and Choice groceries. To wit: SMOKED TONGUE.* HAS JUST RECEIVED tVlLL DELIVER EVERY SATURDAY TO ANY FAMILY Iioliitl Grist a;ul lllctil Mad.; of) PURE WHITE WESTERN CORN. fq b REEF. NjP.W YOKE REEF RALONVS. SUGAR CURED HAMS. And all other First Class FAMILY CHOC'Kill KS, *P respectfully notify the rUDLIC -1 that my former S isAlc-ROOM I will be CLOSED, from tho 4th day or March. P* 1871, and " ill only keep Llt?UORS hercaf. | ?-tor for FAMILY PURl'OSES. 1 mar 4 tf T & CO HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF . GROCERIES which they arc offering YERY LOW. Parties buying BACON, FLOUR, WHISKEY, SCGAR, COFFEE, ?*Ar\ Will find it to their ntlvantagc to CALL ntid PRICE OER GOOD.?. A now lot of FINI3 HAMS just received. They wit) also find a CHEAP lot of DRY GOODS, SHOES, ILA TS. Ad. ort 13?Gm ; T. A. JEFFORDS & CO. TTTO|ttLD^TNF01?"*| TUE PUtlLlG THAT IIE IS STILL CARRYING ON TUE CAR . V f riagc Makit.fi in **ffll its various branches, and \xill Manufacture rr Repair at tho Shortcut Notice. r.!l ( a;ringt s, Buggies or Wagon". And Hin also prepared with NEW PltESS AND G M TO GIN AND PACK COTTON * SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL has brought from J to 1 Cent more than iluit Ginned on the common Gins. ocl 8 ?? anl 2?lv IL RIGGS. ETTIWAW GUANOS, MANURES AND SULPHURIC ACID MANUFACTURED AT THE ETIW?N WORKS, C U A II L F. S T O X, So. Ca. RV THE ? SUJePH??lC ACID AND ST PEEPHOSPH?TE COMPANY. The new well l*newh TW**fifl Guano i* mnnnfsrifcrirpd I'rnm the Native Bono Phrspbatcs of South. Carolins These Phosphates in their natural state are Inno lu We, and require to bo ground to p?wdor, und made Soluble by Sulphuric Acid. This Company have now in opcrnti >n tho largest Sulphuric Acid Chambers at tho South, and are, therefore, able to manufacture at the lowest rates, tho highest tirade of Fertilizer; It being clear that the greater the proportion of Soluble Phosphate which any Fertilizer contains, tho le.-s the quantity required per acre. In order to make the Fertilir.t r complete Auiniouia and Potash in sufficient quanti ties 2VC added- With thesa views tho Company manufacture ttrtd offer for sale E T I W A X G I: A N O S , Warranted to contain from 15 to 20 per Cent, ol Dissolved Bone Phosphato of Limo, and from 2 to 2} per (Jcnt. of Aiutuohin, with a sufficient addition of Peru vian Guano and Potash, to adapt it to all crops. Price SO.) pm ton, cusbj on time ?G0 per ton, and interest 7 per cent, por nnnum, DISSOLi E f> I? O X E , Of high grade, suitahlo for Manufacturers or Planters, being in itse lf an oxeellrnt Fertilizer, and Specially,adapted for compost. Aa large quantities pi Sulphuric Acid are used to dissolve the Phosphate, this will be found a cheap and convenient way to transport that material, 'i hp grade furnished will bo from IS to 20 per cent. Dissolved Bone Phosphate. Prico $40 per ton cash. On time,'$-15, with interest at 7 per cctit. per annum. Still higher grados will he furnished to order at an additional price percentage. COMPOUND AOIB PHOSPHATE, Specially prepared for composting with e?tton see l and other plantation manures. Prico $35 per ton; cash; on time, 840, with interest n! 7 per cent, pet annum. G R o U N 1) B 0 N B , At much lower rates, consisting simply of the Native. Rone Phosphates ground to powder. Prico $30 por ton cash. On time, 82.2 otid iuterestnt? per cent. per annum. WM. C. BEE A CO., Agents, No. I t Adgev's Wharf. Charktton, S. O. O. H. CORNF.LSOX, A'gtintj Ornngeburg. S. ('. N. B.?Tho percentage of Dissolved Bono Phosphate of Lime, and Ammonia in nil tho Kiiwana, is ascertained at the Works, by their Chemist, beforo delivery. Should any purchaser bo dissatisfied, ho tnAy return average sautplcB of any pur chase, within 30 days' after delivery, and they will be analyzed anew, and any deficiency in the per C tit.iyc guaranteed will be made, good to hi in by the Com pany. jrfn 2S s' c Brij EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ) OFIIC? OP tDJI^jr^lli'TniM.I.KLt Gk.NK'.IAI., V Coi.ejini^S. C>, January 10, '(..70. J "VTOTICB it I i 1 ui lo all Agent? of X^i Inslirnneo'Conipntiiea doing business in this State, that on and otter the twenty-first day of February, 1>7(), lliey will bo required to obtain new licences, and before said liceti *e* ere issued) (ho Companies will be requir ed to lunko a deposit of certain bond-j or stock with tho A;ci bf December iL'd, ISO'.), a copy of. which ii [hereunto appended. The law will be rigide? onforced, and oH Compa nies must mal.c the dep. -it within the time specified. J. L. NEAGLE. Comptroller (Jeuernl. AN ACT to regulate tho Agencies of Insu rancc Companies not .ncorporate.l in the State of South Carolina. Sri i i.in i. . thocletl by tho Senate and House of Eep'rc- ;cntativ?>s of the State of South Carolina, now met and fitting in General Assembly and by the authority of tlHs same. That it shall' not be lawful, after the first day of April, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, for any agent cr any Xssurauco company .in the United Stair", oj**?ny foreign State, incorpo rated by the law? of this Stale, to lake risks or transact any business of insurance in this State without first obtaining license .'"rein the Comptroller General, whi.di license ;h.ll i x: pile on thy }?lst day of .Mar li of each year. Sec U. Thatb before the Comptroller General shall isauorsueh license to any aje-nt of tiny insurance company not incorporated in South Carolina, there shall be. filed in his otficc a certified copy of the. charter of the company from which ti.e. said acut or at torney has received his appointment, and also a certified cttpy of tho Vote or resolution of the Trustees or Director of said company appointing him such agent, accompanied by a warrant ot appointment under the official seal of the company, and signed by the President and SeOrtitary. Such warrant of appointment shall tout um? valid and irrevo cable until another agent or attorney hns been substituted so th t at all times While pinny liability remain* <>?.; ?tnuding tkerc shall be within the State an ag?nt or attorney as aforesaid, und ?hall contain a consent ex pressed, authorizing process of law to be saved tin said agent or attorney for all lia bilities of every nature incurred in this State by said company, Mid that auch service made on sttrh agent or attorney in the manner re quired by the lurts of this Stale shall be deemed legal and bin-ling on the company or companies, i-i all cases whatsoever, and that evef*y judgment so recovered shall be con elusive evidence oftho indebtedness of the , nompany ; and in ad-iiiion lo said warm lit o< 'appointment, there shall b ? fib: I end pul lished a Fl.u(euientjrrm: lj Icr ath ol i:? President or Stcrahvry. showing it? opacta and liabilities, uitd tlistin~-i|y showing the amount of vspitiUj^ocD. and how the .-nine has ln'i'-' paid, i-ud of what the assets of the compan,/ '!0nsists,^(io-aranuiv: of lo.-.-c-. due and unpaid, and .tij ofht i i lain - against the : company, or other liidrpt' dm ss, whether due or not due at the lime .1 the filing of the statement ?' ; vc, a.v! shall further : 1st. That said coir.panics have l'dittlcd the provisions of tffctr re.?pective charters, and of the extension's; and aniendmonts th< ittn, in every partic.ul.i.v.,-j4 fthctlicr there has been any change of charters since l.isi statement. '_'d. The ntnoUnt of policies outstanding as near as can 1"* ascertained. ^JM. The oUar'efiter of tho i'?-ks, and the *-?lc gOttrtJing ?h.:-;iani<'s and I licit agonta" in tiding die sain?, both as to locality and ;i mount. -1th. Tho particular character of the ns scls, specify'rig 'he rtmouut r.. cash ?md pub lic, bunk, manufacturing ?'" ether stocks and boniH, or other securities, hi Id by the com panies, with the i \ lonce that Ihey are Ii dd by I hem, the rule f investment in real es tate, securities, and the general localities of real estate secured to oouipnuies. , f.th. Tin; a:i. ittnt rccedTed from premiums, and whether -uiliri.ui to pay lossos, &c. 6th. Whether there have been ?ny chan ges in ogeuoics during Ike preceding .-ix mouths. SeO. 3. That every agent or attorney ob Inining such license shall also cause BUoh li cense to be published in sotuo newspaper, to be designated by the (2(!utpiY(flXvr General, having circulation in (lie oonnly in which he resides. The company shall also furnish the Comptroller General, through their agent, an annual statement of ihcntt'airs of tho ootn puny, as-provided in the second Section of this Act. and it shall be the duly of the agent or agents to publish the samo. Sec. 1. That if tlic Comptroller shall he - some satisfied that any company is insolvent or unsafe, it shall bo hi9 du?y to refuse H ct n-o to its agent or ngent-'. and to '7ithdraw any license that has been already ivsncri. Sbc. A. That any person who shall deliver any policy or ihauranee, or collect any pre mium of ihsuranctfor trnnsuet any business of insurance in ihi? State, for any company in the United States, or foreign State, nil incorporated by the laws of this State, with out having first obtained license as by this Act required, or after his license has been withdrawn, or who shall in any way viol .ti the provisions of this Act, shall be fined for every such oilViico not less than one hundred dollars, nor more fhonTive hundred dollars, at the discretion of tho .lodge: Provided, further. That nothing contained in this Sec tion shall relcnsc my company or companies. t? ... ?. ? > ? ?-.1 x.,. :. ?_ upon nuj .w.;. ? ? ? r . them. Sikj. G. That for every license issued by Iho Comptroller Qeaeral under this Act. he shall be paid by tho company taking out such license the sum of five dollars lor his own use. Skc. 7. That nil Aids or parts of Acts in consistent with this Act nte hereby repealed. In the Senat * Mouse, the filth day of March, in lhv? year of aur Lord one thou Piiinl eight hundred at 'I -ixtv-nine D. T. COlllUN, Frcsidcnl firo Icrtpore of the Senate, i KAiSKi.iN .5. MOSES, Jr., Speaker r.f the House of Representatives Approved the aixlh day of M*rob,1860. RoirKHT K. Sc'itt, Governor. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA At a General AtJSmbly begun to be holden at Columbia on the fourth Tuesday in Novem ber, in the year of f ur Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, and thence continue by divers adjournments to the | twenty first day of Dcoombcr, in the year of our Cord one thousand eight hundred I nud sixty-nine: AS act TO Ur.TTKtl PtlOTKOT IIOLDBB8 Or ix ?VBAxnc Pl^dOIBS IS Tllta statk. Section I. Bo it enacted by Ihc Senate nni'. House of RewressntttHvcs of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitliag i?i Geu eral Assembly, nnd by the authority of tho sime: No Company or Association which is now organise^ or which may bo hereaf ter organised in V'js) State, to carry on the business of in; urance of any kind or kinds, shall proceed finllu r with business ('as the case may be) nn'il they lyive deposited with the Comptroller General of this State bonds or stocks of this Slate equal I? tho sum of fifty thousand dollars par value for each Life Insurance Company or Association, and twenty thousand dollar* par value for each Other Insurance Coiopniiv or Association. The Con pt roller General slmll hold PTteh bonds or stov-ki-fts security for policy holdero Sit tbo Company or Association; bni, so long us ony Company or Association so depositing shall continue solvent, tho Comptroller Oen eral uiny permit such Company to collect and iccoivo the interest on such bonds or stocks so deposited. Bkc. 2, Whenever any Company or Asso ciation 1b, or shall become fully organized, and the said Company or Ass elation have deposited with the Comptroller General the requisite amount of State bonds or stocks, it shall become ids duty to furnish the Corpora tion or Association with a certificate of such deposit, w hich certificate Or duplicate thereof certified by the Comptroller?General, in.ty lie used in and be evidence for an l against the Corporation. Sk.\ 3, It shall not bo lawful for any per son or persons, Corporation of Corporations, Association or Associations to act witii'n iis State ns agent, or otherwise, in receiving or procuring applications fur insurance of uny kind or kinds, or in any manner to uid in transacting the business of insurance of any kind or kinds for oiiy Company or Associa tion incorporated by, or organised under the laus of this or any other State Government, | or any foreign Governmentj until such Com pany or Association Have deposited with tho Comptroller General pf.fh.iS State, for the benefit of the policy hoble;s Of such Com pany or Association, citizens or residents of the Cnited States, bdtids or stocks of this State equal to the sum of titty thousand dol lars par value for each Life Insurance Com pany or Association, and twenty thousand dollars par value for each other Insurance Company of Association ; butj s.e long as t-ny Company or Association So depositing ihail continue solvent, the C<Hirpti<.'!. r General may permit such Company or Association to collect arid receive the in:crest onsuch boiids or stoaka bo deposited, nud have appointed an Attorney in t Iii-< Mat.: mi whom process of law can h; fervid: and rail Attorney shall have filrd with the Comptroller (leuera! a certified copy of the charter Of Said Com pany or Association, and also a Certified Copy of the vote or resolutions of the Trustees or Director;- of inch Company or Association ap pointing him the Attorney of such Company, which appointment shall emtinue until nn.0th?r Aui'ieey be substituted : which shall be none Upon the death, removal or in capacity to act of such Attorney, or may be done by such Company or Association at any time. V. hen tho foregoing requirements, and such other rcquirt mcnts a* now are. or may hcrcaftci be required by law, shall be complied with tue Com] trolh r General shall give n certificate to that effect, and also rdute the uonwj of tho Atlornry. which certificate, when tiled H the County Clerk's Office of the County where Ihe.agelfey is to be located, shall bo the authority to commence.business. Si r. J. Every violation of this Act shall subject the Company or Association,or agent or agents, violating, jointly and severally, to ji penalty ot five hundred dollars for each violation, w hich shall be sued lor and rceov ered in a joint or several civil action, in the nhme of the Slate of South Carolina, by the Solicitor of the Circuit in which the Com pany or Associnlii n, <>r agent or agents so violating, shall ho situated: one-hall of Bitch penalty when recovered sh .11 be paid into the County Treasury of such Cminty. and the otbl r hall* to tho informer ?f such viola tion : and. in case of the non-payment of such penally, the person or persons so offend ing shall be liable to Imprisonment for a pe riod not exceeding one year in the discre tion of the Court having uogtiizaiitoa thereof. Sko. 6, The Comptroller General shall safely and separately Veep the bonds or slocks tit each Company or Association, and shall return the i lentioal bond-' or re ceived : an 1 during the usiiai office huura, shall keep the bowls r>r s^acka, subject to she orhminaiioh of t lid representative of any^Com pany or Association having mm to a deposit, as required by tL!?* .?<?! ? and the Muto'shall bo.responsible for the return 6f all.??id bands or ?::>??'** dy :'.r> ?Vr tp( r..!!: r rjrnerat. Si.i\ (i. AH Acts and parts <.f Act* incon sistent er conflicting with this Act arc here by repealed. 9'HS'. This act shall take effect sixty days alter its passaged In the Senate-House, lue twftnly first day of December, in tho year of our Lord oft? thousand eight hundred and rixtv nine. (Signed, " c. w MONTGOMERY, President pro tempore of tho Senate. (Signed) FRANKLIN J. MOSES, Jr? Speaker of the House of EepVcscntativca. Approved the 22d dav of December, l* 10. (Signed) ROBERT K.SCOTT Governor, STATE OV SOUTH CAROLINA. \ Orrios Skckutaiii ut Statt., j 1. F. L. Cartloza, Secretary of State of South Carolina, du bercby certify that the ah.i-o is a c rrcct Copy of an Act entitled "An Act to belter protect holders of insur ance policies in this State," on tile in this office. Given under my h*nnd sSd the seal of the State, in Coluni oka f.. >? Ria. th'r :"'-il' day of Dc.crm ??,? J bcr. A. D. 1st'.'1," and in the '.t'.th ycai of American Inde pendence. P. L. CARDOZ \. r jcrctory of State, tfel 22 tr State of South Carolina. P.ZECUT1VE DEPARTMENT, ) Oilier. ok CoMl'tnof.t.Ba-KXKUALi > t i'. im'i: ?, S. ? September I, I870< j To oil who'ii tt ntcji < ? tnctrn ; THIS IS TO CKRT1I \ THAI Till: I >L lowit'jt Insurance Companies, having deposi ted the amount of Securities of this State re quired of them respectfully by Cue Act of December, IStll), entitled ??An Act to better protect Holders of Insurance Policies in this State and having otherwise fulfilled the fe' ipiireiuents of said Act, and of all other Acts relating lo Insurance in this State, are au thorized to transact business therein uiider ;". i ?ovo he: ; : .! \\'-T fjsttwl to i heir Agcids, until the expiration of tho lime therein specific 1 rtttit COMrANItRS. Deposit.$20,000 each Union, of Raltimorc, Md. Union, of Sen Praiicisco, Ciu. /Etna, of New Vork Gjty. Continental, of New York City. Germauia, of New York City. Georgia Home, of Columbus, tia. Hartford, of Hartford, Conn. Home, of New Ytfrk City, Imperial, of London. International, of New York City. Liverpool and London and Globe, of London ami Liverpool. Manhattan, of New York City. Merchants and Mechanics, of Baltimore, Md. National, of Baltimore, Md. North American, of New York City. North British and Mercantile, of London ?and Edinburgh. Orient Mutual, of New York City. Pacific, of San Francisco. Cab i Phenlx, of Rrooklpn, N. Y. Putnam, of if ort lord, Conn. Richmond Ranking and Insurance, of Rich mond, Va. Security, of New York City. MF8 COMPASIKS Deposit.$50,000 cacti Carolina, of Memphis, Tenn. C?ttoh states, ofiiaoon, Ga. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the Uni ted States of New Vork City. Knickerbocker., of New York City. New York, of New York City. Piedmont ond Arlington, of RiobmoiyL Yn. I'oliev Holders Life ami Tontine Assurance Company of the South, of Charleston,S. C. Security Life und Annuity, of New York City. Southern of Memphis, Tenn. St. Louis Mutual, of St. Louis, Mo. Universal, of New York City. .?. L. NT. A OLE, oct 20-r.U" Comptroller-Geueral. washington house RY. Mrs. M. W. Stratton, com: Kit GERVAIS & ASSEMBLY STREIKS COLUMBIA, B. & Convenient fo tlie Greenville, ntnl Charleston Railroads au,I the I'. iiiei poriiotyof the City. Rata <.i* Tranrirnt Euurd?Two Dollars por Day. Regular Hoarders received at P.cnsonnblb Rate?. dee 10 If ^Water wheel, MiliJe?rin?,bhanin?$Puiieys carolSaj bitters. A DKUOli'J FlI, TOXIC. tVc take great pleasure in offering tlic OLD CARODINA BITTERS to Hie public. They are compounded with greatenre, andcontainsomeof Hie best Ton ics in tlie Pharmcco] la. A.l evidence of the supei iority of biirBlTTERS <.ver n*U others, we have certificates febth l:itiny of the ]oni ing pliysicinus in cur Strain, v. ho 'nave ] ro scribed them In their practice. The OLD OAROtjyA nilETTRS Will h>- foutfd invaluable for Want of Appetite, General Debility. Chills-and Fovrr, and Uy^pepida. AVe do not offer our BITTERS ns a cure for nil diseases, but as an Aromatic Tonic, they have lib CqiUtl. For sale by Piuggis's and Grocer:- every where Principal Th?\ at? GOODRICH. " INK>1 \N A Cfl . Importers* of Choice Drugs arid Chemi cals. Charleston, 6. Cj imu' C !v. For tlie Speedy Relief And Permanent Cure of CONSi: MIKTION, m:oxc:isiTls, AST!! M A . COL I) S, And all Discuses <>f the LUNGS, (TiKsf, OR THROAT! rjpilF. ENPECTI?RANT W composed evclu. ? sivriy of Herbal and MujQilaginoM-pro duct*, which Perrtcalo tliv very Snb&lance ol" tlio tfaiiigfi, causing them to throw i>fT the acrid matter which collects in the Bronchial Tubes, nnd at tho same time forms a soothing coaling, relieving tho irritation which produces the couch. The object to be old ?in? 1 i- to cleanse the organ of all impurities: ? nourish and strengthen i? when U b?a become impaired ami enfeebled by disease ; to, renew and in j vigorate the circulation of the blood and strengthen the nervous organiiatioJi. Tlie EXPECTORANT does thi- to an astonishing degree. It is aetii.- bnl :. tic] and congenial, imparting functional dnergy and natural strength. It affords Oxygen tc7i.'aii/e the bloid, aud Nitrogen to assimilate f'io matter, Ii EqU?ltZCS tin: '-.Y-. ' /ry?neii<;\" Iproducing quid and composure TO CONS!" '. PTIV RSI It is invaluable, as it immediately relieves tho difficult hronthing and harrasslng eongh which attends that disease I ?26 ASTHMA It is a specific?mo dine often relieving the distrei ling clicking; and producing calm and pleasant r< pose. * - FOR CROITJ? No mother should ever be without a bottle of the EXPECTORANT in lite house. We h*vo numerous certificates of i's having relcivcd, almost instantly, tho litt IT- sufi'erer, when death appeared almost inevitable. MOTLTERS RE ??VlSEDj Kr. ]> it nn JTrxmfal This dread disease requires prompt action; ns soon as the hoarse, hollow cough is heard, apply the remedy, and it is easily subdued ; Rut Delay i.< Ran porous! OSrfhe properties', of the EX~PRT3TO* R ANI' are demnlcont, hutritivo, bautttnic, Soothing ami healing. It brae s ihe icrvous System and produces pleasant aud refreshing sleep. It ExIiilaraUa cid E<iuvs Gloofiiinfu und /)<y.r> won. Containing all these quail tief in a conrcn I icnt und concentrate.! form, it has proven to bo tho . Most Valuable thug ILil am ever offered to sufferers from Cn'm-mary dis eases. Prepared by IV M. II. TU TT ** KiAHD, AUGUSTA, GA. Sold hjf DrHygUis crcri/vhi>x. nov ? Cm riANDLpS, cTOAT and MATCHKS, low / down. Call on W. A. MHB0NEI A 00 11 ITj JV t> J| T jfl *?ell known to ga^. subject to numerous , Jm^T^^] r.' iheir ?f.-x?such ft8"Sup~52??5r > - j i t?nion of the Menact-, <^'"" , strut-tUioB.JIon??rr'.i- -^?^?Sr^^ or Excessive "Flow," Snd Prolapsus Uteri cr" or l ulling of 1?J Womb. These diseas** h t\u> seldom been trouted ? dly, The" pro!lession bus eougbt diligently for *ooit> remedy thnt would cnhule them to treat these diseases with lutccess. { At lost that remedy has been discovered by oue of the most skillful physicians in tho State of Georgia. That remedy is BKAR ?FiEI.D'fl FEMALE ItEGULATOR. It is purely vegetable, and is put up in Atlanta, (la., by niiAurjiis.Ds & co. It will purify the blood ami strengthen (be system, relieve" irritation of tho klducja, nr.d is a perfect specific for all the above diseases; as Vor- ? tain u cure as Ottiniue is in Chills and .F*y ers. For a history of diseases, nud flCTO?t ontesofitM irniidcrful cures, the reader.j?. referred to tho wrapper around , the bottle: Evcrsbottlo wnrr.uned to giro satisfaction or money refunded. LaG ha Mi i', Ga., March 23, 1870.?Rha'tj pijji.U & co., ATun.t. tsA.?Dear Sir&jJL '' tak-* p'eaaure iu Slating tlint I have used for the lau: twenty years, the medicine you are putting up, known as un. j. g.RAuscitnV fkm aj.k UKGi i.ATiHt. and consider it the best eorabin-ition over gotten for ?ht? iHaeajtaa for which it is recommended. 1 have been Xa miiar with the prescription both as a. prac titioncr of medicine and in domestic prac tice, and can houcslly say that I consider it a boon to suffering females, andean but hope that every lady in cur Whole land, who r?ay bo suffering in any way peculiar t? their set, may be nble to procure a hottlc, that their eutlerings may not only be relieved, but that they may be restored to health and strength. With in.v kindest regards, I am. respectfully < W. B- FE Hit ELL, M. D. We, tho undersigned Druggists, tukcpleaji ure in eotnmer.ding to the trade Dr. J. Bra<lfield;h Female Regulator?believing'it to be a good and rcliabla remedy for tho disease Tor which he recommends it. W. A. i.ant-dell, /..thinta, Ga.: l\ ?nib.;rion, Wil son. Taylor & co.. Atlanta, Georgia, lied twine A Fox, Atl?ut?, Georgia. W. Hoot & pu;i, mariei ??, Gio|*giO> DR. PEOPHITT'S CELEBRATEDLIV ER MEDICINE.?It is purely vegetable, and will act upon the Liver and Kidneys as prcuptly a. Calomel ondCuchtt, without nrty danger of salivntion or destruction of the*" v bone*. Failles taking this medicine need*, " not fear getting wet, or in .%ny other reasona ble exposure. Symptoms of I.iykp Disease :?Headache, Dull Feeling or Cim id-tes. Sour Stomt.ch, Siek or Nervous Headache. Heart burn. In digestion or Dysntptdft, En 1 pr Ritter Tasta in the Mouth, the skin lias i thick, rough feeling, and is d;;rktr than usual; Costive ncs8, Meiaucholy Feelings. Cramps, Cold Feet, CoUft, Dyienteryv Diarrhoeal Chi'ls and Fever, and Files. In fact, where the Liver" i <ut of order. y;on aro hable.to every dis ease Grit is not cognglong. Frophitt's Liv er Mtdieire, if taken properly, will p'revert and cure any disease resulting from a. jd? rauged liver. It udilYc^tttato' its functions nnd thus cure v.\\ diseasesdiuaed by thr fail ure ol its Lcs'.thy actio;;. 1? his been esed for ? gn :ii cumberof yett.n-, and has given universal satisfaction. There is .no brotbsr or.? eiaiminglo have tho original recipa. It is put np iu both 'Y-wdvr and l'imd form. I'Aiani un. Ca., Si^; 4. 1808.?DR, ?. B. PEORHITT: .Sin ? .*!y wile ho*. t>??a?* T?1U Cur f-.'t^-r. rr-,r-,,. -tt^.:-4 -.be had "Liver Dls.-KSf\'J In connection wtrh tb#ir pr.iotico, slio uved varjeus and noted romedirs, .lone of wht. h seemed to do" any good.?Sometime ago I procured a bottla of your --I.iv?-r Medtoido," ofyouragant* here, C. A. IJnrvpy. wu;c!i being givon: according to directions, has aC'ectcd & com-1 plete cure. ... - i - v F.otpeclfully, .^c, GEQ. C THOMPSON. chahiot-f, Iti c Sept. 21. ?T hlT?" used Dr. O. ?>. Fiophi't'c Liver Medicino aa a t?tnie, and Omnd it to b^- powerful and' eflieaeinus. It is exceRent for funcGanal* derangement -)f the Liver or coustipntioa of tho bowel*?: in most c.i-u?8'superseding tho' neeetsity v.f a regular course of medicine. E. J. ME VN ARME, A. 11, Fastor Tryon St. >'Ai:io\.CorNTT, Terrs, Aug. 1,18ti0.? Dr.' O. 8. PnoruiTT?*tJsar &ir: I write you this' to inform you that 1 have be??.\ troubled ^?^h gnat Oed with indge.stion. but r.fieVusing one bo?la of your Liver .Medicine, I find' great relief. 1 cheerfully recommend it as' a good Fnmily Medicine, snd feel confidant' that it is good lor anything for whiah it" claims to be an antidote. ? Wry respectfully, DICK LOCKETS. riiOPIHTT'S PAIN KILL IT. This is tho celebrated medicine that run Ferry Davia, I'llli'i !\ iHer Oil, Of " !>C- P^Trkdt, wherever it was sold. Davis made Frophitt change the name from Fain Killer to Fain Kill it. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia.' or pain of any kind it has no equal For Cuts, Bruises, Bums, or old Sores, it is the best thing you can use as a dressing. For Saak?r5?fl Rites o*r 5(ings of Foison^os Insects, it is s> ? perfect Antidote. It is gs-'od for Colicr Colds, Coughs, or Ao.-el Complaint. Its name" Indicates it> nature fully. It is titily,D*ATif to pain. Manufaetirred and sold by BaAn riri.E & ('('., Atlanta. Ga., and for sale by? all druggists. ? DootY Cot nty, GA.,-AtreU; 1807.?This is4 its certify that I was conirffedto tho houBp, und most of the time to my bed, and.*.up"er inaf tho greatest aj-ony imaginabjo wisb i. in nnint ism. tor iive ui.^.l.-. HHi .. . ing every available rernsdy, with nore'.itf, I was curc*d with two bottles of Dr. O. St Frophitt'8 Amodyua l'ain Eili It: enoh cost- '*$>M ing fifty cents only. It relieved me alraoat [ instantly. 1 therefore recommend it in the highest degree to others suffering from sim ilar disease. I can say ?hat it ia one of tho finest family medicines now out, certain. Yours truly, W. A. FOREHAND. Doolt Cot:i?Tt, Ga., Oct. 27, 1867.?-Dr. (). 8. Pbophitt. I have, during the last eighteen mouths, used your Pain Kill It, and1 I consider it aneqttsletl by unytldng for paiu? in tho bend, breast, back or side; an dfor" colic nothing gives relief half so quick as" your Auodyno Pain Kill. It is doing much good iu tho cotr.muuity in other families as4 r.y own. Yours, &c, D. T. FOREHAND. Newton Factory- Ga., Nov.^1867.?Dr. Prt phitt : Last summer toy horsr? spraine<F his knee Bcveroly, causing tili whole leg t? - swell to about twieo it natural sit?s?nd rendering him almost helpless; /wo applica tions of your Auodyno Fain Kill It thorough ly cured" it. JuUN ft, DAVIS. ci:ktificat?. STATE OF GEORGIA,?Fii,vox CotxTT. Know al! men by these pfescnte, That I have tiiis day. for v.Vao received, Etrid and tTSUS fcrred to Bradficld & Co., tho solo i ight to manufacture and sell my Family Medisincs, and have famished them with the full re cipes, and have authorised the Saul Brad field & Co., to print, or have p,J???vu, any thing they may sco proper concerning any an rail of above named Medicines. This l?th day nf June, 1870. [Signed] O. S. PROPIUTT In presence of Thomas F. Jones, RoUK Crawford, Notary Public. (i~ s.) Manufactured and for sale by PR AH FI ELD A CO.. Broad street, Atlanta, Ga., aad'for ss^e by all drnggtsts. Aug \2 if