The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 23, 1869, Charleston News Supplement, Image 6
A Thanksgiving Tiugcdjr.
Three chickens went flopping out on to the ground,
Out on to tho ground when the sun rose high,
?sch weurrroin tho t oop willi a terrible wolli"
A head chopped clean off and u ticket to an
Hut men munt w ork lind women must cai,
And trotter spring chicken* ranko vcr? goon
meat,
And Thanksgiving Time I* eoiiilng.
Three roomers thor set np ;i horrible >;,iu:\? k.
And they atletcticd ont their necks aa lue fowl!?
went down. ._,
And thor looked tit thc hens ?nd the lomalinwK.
As much as to suv. ..Don't he do it up brown
Bul men have stomachs and women must cat.
And nico chicken pie it ls hard to beat,
And Thanksgiving time ls coming.
Three corpses all cut up went Into tho dish.
Tho crust wi? put ou and the edgo soellopeu
down.
A* Juicy a pie nj Hie stomach could wish,
when the oven had baked ll all through, ulce
and brown.
Tor mcu uiuat kill aud women must eat.
And good chicken pie ls it very great treat.
When Thanksgiving lime ls coming
DIlfXJBltS AUTO HALLS.
Concerning tile T:itjle ?hc D?iwe).
An English paper ls discussing questions of
social lite, and observes on tito subject of ill li?
ners :
Most of tts have travelled to an amazing ex?
tent beyond Um simple and original limits of
appetite and Ita supply. Look at ino 'Miltie
dinner" which .lottos gin? to tho Drowns and
tho Smiths-all very worthy people, yoi curi?
ously unconscious Una a hundred conni rios
are paying tribute to their respectable diges?
tive organs. Ttl sot Ibu labio, lirai cl all. lins
taxed Russia and Ireland for Huon. Um B|HCe
TBlumls for ibo cniot-stand, Africa for lim
Ivory-handled knives. Mexico lor ibo pluto and
Honduras for the ''mahogany tree" Itself, rite
vermicelli In tho (Olin lias travelled fruin Na
8les, thc oil for I ho llsh from Tiiscnny; the
altlc, likely onougli, has forwarded Ibo caviar;
and tho Mediterranean, sardines lor tho hon
d'otivrcs. Thou, not lo apeak of tho native;
grown commodities which will grace thal com?
fortable board-such us mutton from Wales or
the Grampians, turkeys from Norfolk, grouse
from Scotland, and woodcock from Cornwall -
will tho diners not have leo from American or
Norwegian winton, wino from vineyards ol tho
Garonne and tho Bhouo, Sherry of Spain, mu?
liqueur of the Russian's or the frenchman's
making, with fruits from Wost Indian and Gre?
cian Islands, sweetmeats of liarla, and codeo
gathered ut Costa ltlca, at Mocha, or, as il may
be. Ceylon ? ....
lr tho geni lernen, as ls quite possible, smoko
after thu banquet, llavana on one side ol tho
world, and tho Manilla on tho other sido, fur?
nish them with Hie fragrant leaf- should tho
tobacconist be univ conscientious; and when
the ludios take tea,* China transmits over six?
teen thousand miles of waler way lo their
comely Hps the material for tho ?teaming in?
fusion.
Furthermore, the dre tacs which tho coin- ?
pany will wear, aud their various ornament*,
open a new chapter of geographical enumera- I
Hon. Silkworms of Lombardy and Japan,
looms ol* Genoa and Lyons, colton growers In
Egyptl, Tennessee, Brazil or Dharwar have
united to array them; their glovers used to
roam upon the Savoy mountains; their feath- 1
crs flew about the palm groves of Sumatran
archipelagoes: their matronly embonjioiiU ls ,
sustatnedby thc bones of Arctic whales; Per?
sian oyster beds havo supplied their pearls;
nnd their chignons possibly ouco belonged to
heads a thousand miles away.
II. ls curious to remark, in t rut li. (hat civili?
zation-In thc sense of community of cus?
toms-is at present, mainly coiillned "to dinners
and to dress. We eat together iron? all tho
menus of all tito lands; and wo array ourselves,
In order to eat, In one and tho santo lugubri?
ous style, throughout tho civilized world. Din?
ner has effected what commerce, treaties, ?
travels und Christlanltv never could compass;
for widely diverse in all other particulars, the i
. Englishman, Frenchman, American, Gorman,
Italian, Spaniard-nnd. Ill fact, all decent peo
plo within Gie runge of European influence- 1
put on one nnd (he name vestment when they
"go to dinner."
TOE BALL-ROOM. I
The same paper says :
A correspondent says that, Jn place ol dane- i
. era, what he see:; now-a-days in ball-rooms is i
a crowd of ovor-dresscd people, who do little
else than tread, trample and maul each other's
toilets about. Every now and thou a space is
cleared os for a fight; and a few couple! con?
trive to execute cettaln spasmodic manouvres
without grace or dignity. No doubt iti such u
apace a tew couples may bo occasionally he
acen whirling about-waltzing they call lt-like
a set ot dancing dervishes; but tho exhibition
ls rather unpleasing than otherwise; and yet
protty young girls are the performers. This ls
the first point; there cannot bo dancing when)
?hore ls not space.
If you would give a ball, you must have a
ball-room. All your devices of clearing away
furniture and rigging up a little symbolical
SeenboitKc ou the landing place on the top of
e llrst flight of stairs, are Idle and ol no
avail. You nave received one hundred and
forty guests where forty should have boon your
limit. Unless you can perform tho trick of
putting a gallon of water into a pint, hollie,
?'ou should give np the vain endeavor of padi?
ng your unfortunate fellow-creatures like her?
rings in a barrel. More than hull ol lhc guests
may one dare to cull them fellow-creatures ?
are ladles with elaborate trains; what a pleas?
ant time they must have of ll, gasping about
on the staircases and in the loobies : Without
apace, and plenty ot space, we repeat, Utera
can be no dancing.
Under lue next bea I -tint of the dancers
themselves-it ls rather the fashion of the
day that would seem to be al mult. Why ure
thu bodies of tho dancers aud the souls of the
spectators disquieted with gymnastic perform?
ances, under the pretext of waltzing and what
not ? An infuriated Zouave could scarcely
keep up With the musicians In tho mad hurly
burly of their passionate performance. Surely
that'ls not dnnclug. A man has one advan?
tage in his middle age lu this year of grace,
lsiiO. He may have seen the Dance ol Four
danced by the best dancers, save one, who
ever trod the floor of the opera. Who ever
saw Fantde Ellsler, Carlotta Grisl, Cerito, or
Lucile Gruhn romping ? Those ladies could
dance. Had it been otherwise, what a rebuke
would have buen administered lo them when
the Queen of Dance, tho royal Taglionl herself,
glided upon the scene, atid showed us how
graceful and exquisite was her art. She would
as soon have thought of boxing with a coat
beaver as of jumping and prancing round a
room after the fashion of our modern, dancers.
The music, of course, is not a whit less asl my
than the dancing. Whelher the musicians
bavo bitten the dancers, or tho dancers have
bitten the musicians, is not for us to deter?
mine; but quite certainly they havo all gone
mad together. One word, before we have done
with this point, to ladies who will give mon?
strous balls In small houses. There must bo
room for music as well as tor dancing. It ls a
cruel treatment of their guests to thrust half a
dozen or even four rouslciuns Into ono of their
little back drawing-rooms, and bid them blow
away for their lives. Nobody could spend a
?lensont evening amid the din of a cotton Ike?
lly. There should be harmony and propor?
tion throughout.
NOTICE TO LEGATEES.-T II E
RTATK OK SOUTH CAROLINA, . LANCASTER
COUNTY-Tho surviving Executors or WILLIAM
MoKENNA, deceased, vs. PATRICK N. LYNCH,
Roman Catholic Bishop of Charleston, ct al
In Equity.-mu for Settlement of Kstato, Ad
vice, Ac-By order of thc Circuit Court in
thia cause, flied October i6th, isoo, notice
ls hereby given to thc individuals embraced
within the classes hereinafter described, with?
in twelve months from thc date of tho publi?
cation hereof, to come In and establish before thc
undersigned Clerk of thc Court their right to tho
Legacies bequeathed to them in and liv thc last
Will and Testament of William MoKennn, Into of
he County aud Stnto aforesaid, deceased; or fall?
ing so to do within thc timo speclilcd, their claims
will be barred, to wit thc following: Thc children
of James McKcnnn, a brother of the Testator, for?
merly residing at Castle Nacor, In the County of
Donegal, Ireland; tho children of Owen Mckenna
also a brother, formerly residing at tho sam?
pines; the children of Nancy Clemens, a deceased
alster of tho Testator; thc children of Kliinor narr,
also a stator; thc children of Ellinor Moron, a
daughter of tho said Ellinor Barr; the children of
J?b? McKenna, a deceased brother of the Testa
tor; the children of Rose McKennn, a sister of
the Testator; the children of any of the above
mentioned classes who may have died before tho
death of said Testator,* tenvlng such children liv?
ing at his death ; and. also, thc children of .lohn
W. Bradley, a nephew of thc sahl Testator.
THOMAS II. CLYBURN,
Clark ol tho Circuit Court,
Lanoastsr County, S. 0.
Ottebtr 18, HM. oot30 w?moa
1
f
I
om
J?
c
ora?
Cap
?a
Appl
AgM
I. .
Clothing ou?? ?nriiioijing ?oo?s.
NO. ?or
KTJVG ?T.
Wc narc received by last steamers an inreiee of
ncavy. Tine anti Medium CLOTUINU, In Blelloy'e
Reaver, All-Wool Melton, French. Scotch and
American Cashmere Over Sacks, Doubls-breasicd
Heaver Sucks, French Tricot, Scutch Cheviot. Fine
Cnsslinerc. Oreos ami UUS-IUOBS Suits, all of our
own manufacturo, Just uiado lu thc latest styles.
ALSO.
A it sod assortment of USA YT CLOTHISO. me?
dium quality, of other m un mae tu re.
Wc arc selling entire nosiness Bults at ?ie, $it,
j 14, fig, $21, 522, $21 and $30. Drese lalla at
lit, $23, $30, $35, $37, $33 and $08.
Press Frocks from $10 to $30.
Sacka aud English Walking Ceats, from $? te
$20.
Pantaloons from $3 to $13.
Vests from $1 50 lo $7.
We warrant all Clothing of onr own ruanufae
luro equal ia all rospooU to ino boat ordered
work.
FURNISHING OOC PS.
Onr "PRRFECT Sill RT" nt $2 and $8. IlenTT
White and Colored Merino Undershirts and Draw?
ers nt fl. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, Can?
ton Flannel und Jean Drawers. Pine Linen Col?
lars al $1, Si M and $2 per dozen. Cloth, Kid,
Heaver and Dogskin Cloves, Merino and Cotton
Half Hose, Bows, Tios, AC, AC, at oziromcly lew
prices.
Ucavy Double aad Twist Caeslmeree at retail at
$1 per yard.
OJ- One Price aud no deviation.
MAGULLAR, WIT,!JAMS & PARKER,
Ko. 207 KINO STREET,
Store formerly occupied by MoDaff Cohen,
norlfi unir lino
?nsnraucc.
TT ' N S U lt
IN TUE
5ECCRITY LIFE INSURANCE ANO AI
COMPANY,
OF XSW TO ItK CITY,
President, Roomie L. CASH; Vlce-Prcsldeat, Tune.
U. WUBTKORB; Secretary, ISAAC li. ALLOM.
3eneral Agent for South Carolina, W. HUT??N
TOWNSKND, Alkon.
O ROA N 1 7. E D I It 1 S. 2.
Assets, December 31. 1888.$1,854,570 00
Amount Insured tn 180S.11,801,389 oo
Claims paid. 143,580 oo
. -
No restrictions e-i travel. Only sound lives In
sured.
Loan or portion or premium allowed when de?
nied.
Dividends declared annually. Last Dividend 50
lier cent,
All fo-ins or Lire and Endowment Policy Issued.
Attention is especially Invited to the Ten Year
Kou-Follett uro and Hie Iteturn I'remlum plans.
Insurance hy tlie latter costs the policy-holder
INLY TUB INTBMRST OTON IIIS ANN VAL I'KKMII.'MS.
for the Premiums themselves arc returned ut
lentil tn adiliiion to tho Tull amount ofilia Holley.
This Company ls chartered under the Laws of
lie Stine of Kew York, and il Invites the Closest
icruttny.inlO Its condition as exhibited in nlllclnl
?opuris or Insurance Departinuuts ut New York
uni Massachusetts.
SPECIAL AOBNT.S IS TUP. STATE AT LA non.-A. j.
40KRIS, .1. tl. WILKIE. J. M. DUTSON, C. A.
IKSAUSSUKB, 0. O. STE I'll ENS, J. J. MACKEY.
I. H. (?AMT, S. II. STONOR, I). K. MOC/.ON, O.
?. RUODUS. L. O. STEPHENS.
ItEFKRKXCB*.-ll. /.. LAC RET, Esq., R. M.
M.KXAN'DKK, Ks?.. RICHARD CALDWELL. Esq..
?I. ll. NATHAN. Esq.. Messrs. STULL, Wlilil? A
JO.. Messrs. II. CORIA A CO.
Dr. W. M. FITCH, Medical Examiner.
LOUIS S il KU F BS EE,
Agent for Charleston, S. C.,
?FFICE No. 10 BROAD STRBLT, (Second Floor.)
nov'22 IS
N C O it I? O lt A T E D 1 8 & 9 .
. .... .r^;^
?v . IO/- X
/-y :.??M %\
: s? -7.: -:t *:.*?-*.';.' . *>l a
I ? '.!. 'Ol
ff
AHITA I.$350,000.
ASH ASSETS.$450,000.
J. F. nozEMAN. President. .
D. F. WILCOX, Seoroiary.
Continues to furnish pcrTcet security against
ss or damago by rire on all kinds or insurable
operty at adequate rates.
Agents can bc round at every prominent point
the Southern States, to who-m applications for
surance may be made.
Apply to
H UTSON T,lEE, Agent,
No. 2 BRADSTREET,
actio tuth2mos CHARLESTON. S. C.
J R O O K 7? Y M
LIFE T. N 8 UR AN CB COMPANY.
nets over.,.$1,800,000
Issue? all kinds or Life and Endowment Poll
IS. Dividends onnunlly In cash. Only Com
ny having the Definite Guaranteed Surrender
dne Plan Policios, world-wide. Second to no
?upnny in thc United States for stability, libo
Illy and economy.
?ft?co No, 141 Broadway, Now York.
CDRl.STIAN w. HUCK, President.
?ViLMA?t MiCoi.i:, Seereiary.
?tate Agency No. 35 llrond streot, second floor
.ocal nod Canvas Ung Agents wanted through
; the State.
?Apply In person or by letter to
JAMBS G. HOLMES, JR.,
.lyu mwiem?*'A8cnl forSuutU Cflrollna
li A P T S M E N S '
LIFE ASS fJUANCE COMPANY,
or NBW TORS;.
te: rark Baut Balldlng, Nos. gu and no
Broadway.
Ital.
.$140,000
COE ADAMS. President.
WILLIAM T. PniHPS. vice-President.
HENRY IIKI-DEN, Secretary.
J. T. HUMPHREYS,
Agetit ror state or Soulh Carolina,
Oilloa No. 27 Broad street.
3. BUIST, M. D" -.:edlcal Examiner.
rSCB-AOBNTS wanted throughout the State.
Tb/ leiter to J. T. BVETS General
lt< ?.*.? Jv
Plantation Bitters.
GLORIOUS CHANGE.
'Hi m aay aiek mm aurvlvcd Iks treatment
tn* fsftf years agra, mut ba eeaetdersd a ?reo/
.kat kumau beluga aro vary karil to kUL
Th? lenee i, eaioiaei, cantharldce an? draaMo pur
gatlraa were ?ban tao ?vder of tbaday. Tko nkj
el etea played lalo the hands af tko apetkeeary,
and thc uafertuaato patient was drenched morn?
ing, noon an? night with prostrating medicines.
Wo lira tn a mara ratlonat and eonaeientlooa ora.
Tho import tuco or sapport lng Nature In Us conflict
with limit ls now understood. Complaints in
tkemaelvea woak-nlng aro no longer aggravated
by artificial deplettea. They are mat with TONICS
that rali/ tka vital powers and anablo thean to flo?
reat the enemy, .nlof among thea? alli as or Na?
tara, la Ita battles with sickness, U
PLANTATION BITTBRS.
Tala wonuarra! vagetablo reatoraiiro la bho sheet
anchor ar th? feebl? and debilitated. Aa a cordial
far tko aged and docrepld lt has no equal among
stomachics. As a remedy for tito narrons woaknese
to which thc tender BOX aro eapccially sntjoct, it
in superseding every other stimulant and norrine.
in all climates, tropical, temperate er frigid, lt
nets as a specific in every species of disorder
which undermines tho bodily strength and
brocka down the animal aplrlla. Wherever it
ia Introduced lt beeomec a atandard artloio
-a medicinal staple. ?ruggiata, alahongh their
profit upon lt la small, lind lt absolutoly
noeesaary tn keep a preparation fer whloh
everybody Inquires, and for wkleh nobody
will accept a substituto. It ls to-day tit? most
popular 1 sad lein o lu thu ?lvlUxed wcrld.
Extensively at' lt la advertised, Its beet ad
vortiaement la the b?n?ficiai raaalt whian
uniformly fellows ita nao. Brery bottle add m -
auras tho sale cf at least half a doaon mere. On
like ether stimulants, lt braces and fcrti?os tho
aystem vt-tthout exciting undue oereural action,
Tho chet iring effect which lt proUaeec upon tho
mind ls net momentary, but permanent. There ls
ne su'cieqnent depreatlon. It dca? net, aa la the
aaa? with all ether atlmull, kegct a craving for ex?
citante, OB tko other hand, lt aa o thoa and Mime j
tko nerves,' eomblnlng.strange ta thc auemaly may
leem, th? uranna* of a sedative and gontle ano
lyne < clin, tkcie of a tcnlo and invlgorant.
Hie F ?rfeot purltf ot* all lt* ingrediente, tkclr
dr? J ralila adaptation to tko pm-poses they
re. intended to subserve, thc Judioleus pro?
mt .lena In which they are combinai, and
it . ?eienlino skill with whloh they aro toland
I , render tala ramona article at oaeo ?ho
. ott potent and the meat harmlean of all kc own
nica and alterativos.
Sold ky au Druggists. m ' deo7 ly r
Hrngs, (Chcmunlo,
Q F . P A N K N 1 N
AP0TH1CAP.T AND CnnXlIST,
Ko. lit MIWTTNG STU SST. CUAELRSTON, ?. 0.
Tb? nflvevMter bege to atti A ?ten tn- ? le Ul stock
.r tb* c?it rm-,,?i tee anti ?omcstic
OHIMltjALS, ?HU0B AND FATBNT MT2D
I01NB8.
Upen the BicrKVinta yi? A H M SCIT sr bis
businesc hs best ewe th? uwoit personal ?ar? SOM
attonrion, Bad guarantees tko parity of th? oiedi
sines nscsl In compounding.
p n toa i (ONS
pured earot Hy s af ti io day and
Bight
Special Agenoy io. tba .io
R 9 R 9 I 0 A L INS ' ~. V M B N T S ,
Ma I? : Ci >y
Mailars. IliStl al ' : li MAN N ic Q 0.,
O 1 ?fY TO IK.
?i.i ? T o c :'. o F
HAIR, I'UOrU ; - y'A' li Rt?HK*, PIKKU
:i?f "ia. ?ti .
Ii rafi; t? vi it:. leuted.
t
AO15S0T ye ir.<c ; ??.->?? 'ire CTM.r.r.nvRn
ROCKBRt: i E M.LM SPRING W A T K R,
A snpjit.
H E P
Willoh have c
Through co
to merit a co
Willoh lin . hil '
lenin mths
S
U R Ii
R A r P
n ny ? na hand.
of
IN'S
TT 13 B S,
'm?"!vea n reputa
by nour.
i 'i attention he hoi es
ihe public pa tronase
ended to him.
?V. : ITA IN
IOYBH
Di'-wu.
RBSULTS.
ADOLPH ISAAOSEN*S
PHOSPHORIC PASTK,
UBRMETIOALLY
sealed nnd warranted
to kcop fi e.h for all
ti&ie--tho groat est dis
5 covary of Its kiud in
the age we live In. No
person need be troubled with RATS, MICB. RED
BOGS or ROACHES, for Mr. Isaacson's destruc?
tive remedy la within the reach of all. Prepared
only by himself, from raro and vuluablo com?
pounds, Us chcapuoss u ns wuudaiTul us il? oin
cacy. Hundreds of testimonials have been re
rcccirad from aU parts of thu United Sutos.
Tho great advantage this SURE POP possesses
o mr all similar preparallous is tho PACT thal ? t U
CERTAIN IN ITS EFFECTS,
and /roe from the unpleasantness of rats dying in
t hoir boles, us lt cantes thain to leave the prom
Iso? to seek air, and consumed them so uutlrely as
to leave
NO DISAGREEABLE ODOR.
Nuuiburs of references can bc made to
PERSONS IN THIS CITY,
who-ctave auccestfully used it.
Sola Agents for South Carolina,
DOWIK A. MOISE,
Importer.? and Wholesale Druggists, '
Corner Meeting aud Masai sereeta,
novio wnif i Charlcaion, S. C.
" ROSADALIS. ?
<5? .v&>ry>i. * V
ROSADALIS.
Sold by
GOODRICH, YTINQMAN & CO.,
Direct Importers of laropaan Drngs nnd Chem
lealc. Charleston. S. 0._moya ninthly
i>/l Cid ACRES??TO LEASE FOR A
?'dbv/V/ TERM OF YEARS.-The large and
beautiful PLANTATION, known ns Kelti pince,
consisting nf 2400 acres, lioo cleured. Soil rich
and clay abounding lu deposits of marl. 700 acres
of splendid cotton land; leo acres of it will make
a bag lo the ocre; location perfectly bea lt In all
the year; four Rmi a half milos from Lewlsvlllc,
South Carolina Railroad; well settled; lina been In
constant cultivation since thc nar; bas an neces?
sary buildings; small dwelling, burns, stables,
glnhotise, screw, laborers'houses. Lyon's Creek
rans through thc estate and furnishes one of thc
best altea for a factory In the .state.
Will be sold with tho lease, thc following: S fine
yoong MULES, a large lot of Improved Imple?
ment, li ri ni r Picot..1?, New Oin, Dickson Cotton
Se?i? jnougn to plant th? entire crop; soon
bushell of Cotton Seed for OrtlllKlng; 300 bushels of
corn. Ail evin bu sold on the place, low for cash.
Partios dif?.liVi? to leaso are ronucateil to inspect
the growing crop of cotton, which will give entire
sntlsfnctlon. For urina, apply to Mits. LAW?
RENCE KE1T3, BL Matthew's P. O., Uraugeburg
District, S. C. . - ,
KKK un use ns.-Major T. ll. Wbaley, J. C. Kelti,
ESQ., Orangeburg: IL W. Peronnaou, lian.., Wil?
liam Middleton, Keq., Charleston.
oc'sA mwfJtno*_
ZTTUNNY CLOTIII OUNNY/ CLOTH. !
OB tba spot and te artve? Per cale by
.CM mai ?M. A. TIBYM?. k SON.
tjnv?iunrc, QliUlcnj, S'c.
T? A ii T & co.,
UA.RDWA.RS M ?? R C H A N I- S ,
CHARLESTON, S. 0.
n. ?. comix. ?. ?. ITAJIT. N. S. UART. r. MOH?N. JOHN T. M'NAHK?:.
WUOLIiBALK bJTOUB, N?. 3? IIAYNK ST UK KT; RKTA1L STORR, CORN BU KING AND
M Alt Ii RT STRKKTS.
UAR IRON, * MILL KOCKS.
PLOUCU iri?BL, ROLTINf) CLOTH.
NAILS, " CIRCULAR SAWS,
METALS? FAN HILLS,
9 UNS, I IO KS. PLOUGHS.
A LAROR AflSORTMRNT 9T
"R U 1 L T> I N ? M AT 13 RI AI, M .
CARPI?NTBRS* TOOLS,
BL10MHITII8' TOOIiS.
RRICKLATBRS' TOOLS.
TANNSRS' TOOLS.
ALSO, A HAX?S0MK ASSOUTMBNT OF
rtODGERS' rX'A.lST-.Ii A:VI> ""POOICiaT CUTIAIS ItY,
PLATED A ?? U BRITANNIA WARE,
HOUSK FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS Ol' ISVKUY DK6CRIPTION.
Bcpt34 ftawSUIIM l>*U
Q_ U A II 1) I A N M U T UAL j
LIPB I N S U II A N 0 II COMPANY1
. P
N B Yf YORK.
ir.??\u?u IN 11.9.
ALL POLICIES NON-l'ORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN TlKKN. NO NOTUS REQUIRED.
LAXT CABS BIVIbENO (KBKTT) iO PRU CKNT.
SriTBUHNT.
PoJoos la Kt ?a.SUi.ooo.ncu
Assets ... 1,500,008
AIIUOHI Inaoiua. 600,000
Lotsuu PaM. 600,000
on lCKus.
w. El. PECKHAM, prosldmt.
WM. T. HOOKER, vice-President.
L. MCADAM. Secretary and Actuary,
c. A. FUOICKAR, Superiutoudenl.
DIRKCTO US.
Hon. Jutm A. Dix. Now York.
Hon. Janies Harper, Firm or Harper A Croa.,s -
Mayor New Yurt,
.luliu .1. Crane, President Hank Republic.
Wm. M. Vcrmllyo, Hanker, (Vermiiye i Co.)
Chas. is. Rockwood, Cashier Newark Hanking
Company.
Hon. George Opydyke, ex-Mayer New Tork.
Minot C. Morgun, Hanker.
Tilomas Rigney, Finn Thomas Rigney A Co.
Hilij. H. Sherman. Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Kenning Company.
Aaron Arnold, rino or Arnold, Constable A co.
Hlc'.iard lt. Downe, Wei inure A Bowne, Lawyers
L'. V. I laugh woul, Kinn K. V. Haughwoul A eo.
Win. Wilki ns. Firm nf wakens A co.
Julia- tl. Pratt Merchant,
wm. w. Wright, .Merchant.
Charles J. starr, Merchant.
William A lieu. Merchant.
Cuylor, Hanker, Palmyra, N. T.
Ceo. T. Hope, President Continental Tire tusur
ance Company.
Jiilm C. Sherwood. Park Piase.
Wallon H. Peckham, eoruer Firm Avauuo and
Twenty-third street.
Edward ll. Wright, Newark, H. J.
leo. W. Farlee, Couusollor. .
\\ L. Cogswell, Marchant.
KEIM S? ISSERTEJ,,
Genera! Agents for South Carolina and Georgi?,
Olllco No. 43 Broad street,
Charleston, S. C.
Dr. T. KKF.NSTJERSA. Examining Physician,
j .tn jg lyrtMiO
4 Y E K ' S C A TU ARTIC PILLS,
?'Oli ALL THE PURPOSES OK A LAXATIVE
MEDICINE.
Perhaps uo ono medi?
cine ls so universally re- ;
quired by everybody as I
a cathartic, nor was j
ever any before so uni?
versally adopted into
use, in every country
and nulling all classes
as this mild but elliciciii
purgative Pi l.t.. The
obvious reason is. thin
lt is a more reliable and
kfariuorc effectuai rem?
edy than any oilier.
Those who have tried il, know thai it cured them: 1
those who have not, know Hint, lt cures their ;
neighbors and friends, ami all know thal w hat lt
does once it does ul ways-that ll never fallt- |
through ?nv faull or neglect of Hs composition.
Wc have thousands upon thousands of the CcrtlS
cates of their remarkable cures or the billowing
complaints, hut such cures ?ire known In even
neighborhood, und we need not publish Hiern.
Adapted tu all ages am! conditions in all climates:
containing neither calomel or any ilelutcrloos
drag, they may be taken willi safety by anybody.
Their sugar coating preserves them ever freah and
makes them pleasant to take, while being purely
vegetable no barm can arise from their u.-u lu any
quantity.
They "operate Wy their aowerful Influence on tk>.
Internal viscera tu purify the blood sud stimulate
it into lieu 11 in Bellell-i .linne the obstruction* of j
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of
' lite body, rostering their Irregular action to health,
und by correcting, wherever they exist, such
derangements as are tho Hist origin of disease.
Minuta directions are given in thc wrapper an
,,tt hoi:, for thc following complaints, which those
PILLS rapidly cure:
For DYSPKPSIA or ISDIKEBTION, I.tsTi.tsssNuss.
LANGUOR ami Loss of ArrarrtTK, they should be
taken moderately to stimulate Hie stomach and
restore Hs healthy ifMo cad action.
Kur LiVKit COMPLAINT and tts various symp?
toms, Lil.IOCS IlKAVACHK, SICK HEADACHE, J A IN?
DI Cri or GRUBS SICKKBSS. HU.nu s coi.io and
Hit.iors FBVKltS, they should be judiciously luken
for each case, to correct the diseased action or |
remove the obst ructions which cause H.
Kor DVSUNTKKT or r M A it IL no; A , but koii? mila
dose ls generally required.
Kor RURVMATI8II, Corr, ORAVKI., PALPITATION
OK Tin: IlKAitr, PAIN IN TIII: Sun-:, HACK und
LCXOS, they should be continuously taken, ns re?
quired, to change thc diseased actiou of the sys?
tem. With such chango those complaints dis?
appear.
For Ditorsr and DROPSICAL SWKLI.INOS they
should be taken In large sud frcqueut dosos to |
produce the effect of a drastic pi rge.
For SUPPHHSSION a large doso should be taken
as lt. produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a DtNNKit rn.!., luke ono or two PILLS to pro?
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ann
bowels Hilo healthy action, restores thc Appetite,
and invigorates the system. Heneo il is often ad?
vantageous where no serious derangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often linds that II
dose itt those PILLS makes him foci decidedly bet?
tor, from their clriinsing and r?nov?t lim effect ou
thc digestive apparatus.
DR. J. 0. AYER A CO., Practical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.. I). S. A.A
Sold at wholesale soil retail by HOWIK
MOISE, charleston, S. C., and by Retail Druggists
everywhere. PAC oct4 mu' mos
1- AND FOE SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG
J COUNTY, S. C.-Thc valuable PLANTATION
of the late John H. Pressley, containing about 2000
net es,-it nat ed 111 thc Imllatitown neighborhood,bu?
nn di.i : ri v on the Georgetown railroad,and In soven
tulles of water communication. Them arc near
(Ive hundred acres Inclosed and under cultiva?
tion. The hal.mee of Hie Land ls heavily limbered
sud well adapted in turpentine. The place offers
line facilities for stock raising, as thc pasture ls
abundant bulli winier sud summer. .The dwelt
ina is painted. In complete order, contains niue
cmnmndious rooms and extensivo piazzas. Ali
outbuildings necessary fern cotton farm. In good
repair, und comfortable qnartrrs for twenty la?
borers. This valuable pince will be sold cheap 1
disposed of before the 20th December. Portie
desiring to purchase will apply to mo In person at
IndtauVewo, or by mall, Klntrstree.S. O.
JAMES McCuTOHEN.
a? vi? ?lue? Aceat fer ??.?liars.
Dm go, i?l)cittt:atai S'c.
TkL'S.SI?LI/.S .SOOTH I Ni.. COKDI?L
TOR INFANTS TEKTI1INO.
ALLAYS INFLAMMATION ur Tin: (ILMS, ?fan.;
IIOUC, CUOLBKA INFANTUM, UVSKNTRRY.
A.NU ?l.t. DISHASRS TU WU ICM
.MILDRKN ARK SI'IMHCr
v. NUN TL'BTUINO.
?JONTA1NS NO ANODYNE.
RC38BLL'H SOOTIIINU CORDIAL te offered io
Hie public ? Uli nu absolute guarantee auxins; all
danger from its use. Itnad uta rollowtog carlin
eui?:
Cir\ni.ni>T'jN. Slur 16. ISM.
Mr. .1. P. RCMEM* mic nf ..ur carel iii and Inlet
lien; I'liariiiac'jiili.U ami A|H>llivcarle?, hm sub
united tu HIV examination Um formula lor Hie
pr'paravn.ii of a (Soothing Cordial prepared said
rendel! hy ii lui.
li affords nie plea?uro to express a favorable
opluluu of Us milo Mid eillelenl luiaptatlou lo thc
particular cane? ul' the disvuKtM uf children, which
it IK dMipuni tu r?llsvo.
K. UEDDINGS, M. D.
Haring had occasion lo'preforlue Rcsscix's
Sno'.hiiiK Cordial in severe casu? ul Rowel com?
plaints in children un'* delicate fum?tes, I have
been much pleased willi Its eilects. ! conaldcr it
a Tamable medicine tu uti cases, tn which it maj
be advisable tn avoid thu usu ol anwl> ne, aud par
tiuularir Tor family u?e, a< it Is perfectly safe.
\V. T. WRAUG, M. 0.
C'ltAui.asroN, s. C., is<;t.
Pear Slr-T hare used j eur tiontulug Cordial for
Dlarrhtua in lecHiiUg ChlUlreii, and t;n<l it a very
excellent preimraUnu. li has II great advantage
over most pr?parai ions of tho kimi lu com jilling
no Opium or Narcol lc.
When ihese are reipilred they can be added In
proportion* applicable to Hie ri.se.
I therefore eau reimiiuicud ns? tn tho aiTcc
lions for vutcli lt ls <l -i med.
Kc* pee i fully y on rs. Ac.
T. !.. 001 ER. il. D.
CUAKI.ESTON, C.. IS?S.
I certify that 1 hive most successful!) used
RTSSKI.I/M Kuolliing Cordial i-? Hu Si miner Coin
plaints Of Infants. Ile ha* tally exhibited the in?
gredients nf m i reined.', mid Ibo led lons method
or pr?paration, I recognize the prescription
containing no auod VIM ivliuicvcr-as a most sulv
alni cnleuclousoae ni huKelurrcctlous of children.
When m ach pain or restlessness attends ibu ur.ee
Hon, doses m l'aregorii! csu be added tn the pru
icriiied (?mes of the Cordial according in thc age
of thu palien:. T'.ie compound, though more
often, nett In au cQiclcnt muunar without any ad?
dition of anodyne.
lu Hie IMarrliiM oribe a;;rd. lu Increased dnsos.
it ls of great valu? na a remedy; imvir disagree?
ing with thu stomach-Increasing appetite, im?
proving digestion, ami nctiug ut a slow but eul
elont astringent J;,mt.
XT. M. PITOU, .Nf. D.
MOUNT FLCASJLMT, S. C., :IM.
Mr. J. ?. Russell :
Pi:AR stu-1 have u*orl your Soothing Cordial
for childi en extensively la my practice, and rao?t
cheerfully testify io it* merits. I have found it,
without ail except ian, to accomplish all It claims,
and consider lt superior io auytbiug iu usu fur
children.
Its freedom from anodyne? of any kind recom?
mends li ala perfectly s>to preparation iu the
bauds of binders and Inexitcrianoed nuises.
Vary respect fully, Ac., .
D. ?. WILLIAMS, ii. o.
Made by J. B. RUSSELL, Chemist,
Sold by Dr. U. BABE, Wholesale Agent Tor
South CaroUnr._ o?u*
E CAREFUL
WUAT MEDICINES
T 0 Cf Tit*.
B
When you ara txhauatod by avai-wort: af haad
or hand, and feel the need of something lu vlgoral
ing, don't drink whiskey or any iuio.vieuiliit;
Hiing, whether under the name of ???Hers or other
wise. Such articles pive just as much siren;:! li
to your weary body and mind a; the whip gives
to thc jaded horse, aad no more. Alcoholic stim?
ulant.* nre Injurious to nerve liealili, and aro al?
ways fuliuwod hy depressing reacUon.
DODD'? NKltYlNti AND LNVIOORATOX
I Is a Tonie ami gent?o stimulant, which la uot at?
tended by reaction. What "il gains for you it
maintain*. When it refreshes body or mind, ii
refreshes with nnMiral strength thai cowes tn
stay. Wo are nor recommending teetotalism in
thu interest of any ra,'.ion: inn lone nail extend?
ed nbscrvatlun leaches us ibal bc wlio morts to
ihe luelle for K-I or r?curerai iou. will Had, aa he
i 'Kp? ut it, thal he is kiiid'iug a tire in his hones
which aili constitue like Ibo flume* of perdition.
Turu from lt. Tale a tonic Unit will refresh and
aut dolroy. DODO'S NCItVINK is for sale by all
Druggists. Price One dotliir. Sea book of ?Krli
Icats* that nceuuipniilca euch bulth).
InneM Tutos_
jy R . RIC H. A fj ' S
HOLDEN R li ? 1 ? I I S.
Ask for no otiior, take no other, and yau will
save time, health and money,
?iooo reward for any casa of dlsoaic In anv
(Untre which they fall to cure.
Dr. EICHAU'? OOI.DRN BALSAM No. 1 cures
Ulcers, I'lraratcd Sore Thront and Mouth, SS)re
Kyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions, Cupper Col?
ored mulches. Soreness of the Scalp, Scrofula.
.Vc.: ls thu greatest Renovator, Alterative and
mood Purillcr known, removes all diseases from
Hic?yaicni,aniul lea ves thc blood pure and healthv.
DrVRICIIAU'H GOLDEN P.ALSAM So. a euros
Mercurisl Affections, Itheilluatism in all ila
forms, whither froai mercury or other causes;
Xiv?* immediate relief In all cns,'*. No incline
necessary. I have thousands of Certificate?1
provine. Hie miraculous cures effected by these
remedies. Price of either No..1 cr No. 2, fj per
bottle, or two bottles for *9.
Dr. DICHAUS GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe,
speedy, pleu-nni and radical cure for sll Urinary
Derangements, accompanied with full directions.
Price $3 per bottle.
Dr. RIGHAU'8 GOLDEN ELIXIR n'AMOCR,
radical cure for Nervous or douerai Debility, lu
old or young, Imparting uuergy with wonderful
effect: Price ii per bottle, or two bottles for ??.
On receipt of price these Remedies will bc ship?
ped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all
correspondents. None uvntiinc without the nnme
of -Dr. KICHAL'S DOLDEN REMEDIES, I), ll.
RICHARDS, Solo Propriclur," blown In glass of
hollies.
AddroM D. ft. TICnAflDS,
No. 23? Varic.k street. New York,
office honre from 0 A. M. to w P. H.
Circulars sent. Julys l?r
.f milners.
p EU U VI AN GUANO.
100 tuns Genuine PERUVIAN, landing ax
schooner Margaret and Lucv, for sale low.
novlfr _^.J?-'_ ENSLOW ?y CO.
^"O. 1 PERUVLVN GUANO.
160 toa?No. l PERUVIAN" GUANO, now Und
lng from scliocsar Arther A Reeves.
For sal* ?y T. J. KJBB A 00.
?.ft?
ftltaccUanroua.
*?? IPI Jfe ?tJ*S
Z S 'i S? - -.. .--..^?"C.jl
IS S lld ii : ^-iiial?^.?*?
.i U O I =;i- . fa ??? ii *S ~ s -o>
I ?a" ?'.*.*? jnSHil
. k . .-a2Ms5tj
I ; r<SJ V/KI . ; V?_"?^~Hfi?!B - : ' t
STAIR RODS,
PTT3 3S.T,
&? Porcelain,
lt? rnv. - r .YO Cnaninf.
*inf T?* r&TUrr
DROP FIXTURE,
? im MAA *. ?ri?iJi
Tb? OriffiMl tal cv
?.?litio Hitar3 calo.
ll ran bo aponed to
ar.v Mair Roil, aitner
Ifoul d or Flat, mid
i reventa lt* Pippins
rou ii? |>iaca.
Aide for Hit
??.-.zi ETC? Rr.aro,
MLP tr UL
Carpet Dealore,
A xi) au Y NO or nut.
XCAC3 Ai:3 SEX
For llolti?, Rsitnurnntt nud Public buildings,
MANUKACTURBD UV
W. T. & J. MERSEREAU, 02 Duane St., N.Y
.r. fino*
PATENT
Alum & Dry Piaster
FIRE PROOF
Aro most desirable for quality,
finich and price.
MARVIN'S
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
Cannot bc Sledged!
Cannot be Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled I
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS.
EXPRESS BOXES.
FAMILY PLATE SAFES?
COMBINATION LOCKS
Reata tend for a tatalogno to
MARVIN & co.,
(oldatt tafe manufacturer*)
n. . ? {2fi? Broadway, New Tort.
Prlncpat \-21 cht?Mnut St j,hn
WaxaU.ua.a |108Bank Kt., Clovelaild.O
^And for Bale by ORT agents in the
principal cities throughout the.
United States. *
Far tali |*7
WM. M. BIRD A ao.,
Na. 20? EAST BAT,
ASTRAL Ort.
CHANGE OF LAMPS
liiminnling Oil-Striclly
lt- -Will not Explode
,_, .Jpsrcaa higher than iii
loquWed hy LTr(S.. fAove,l^eui^Wrruailed foe Bril
'y aM-EAnianV-Pf^T"
rAb^t \liu*ialu\e O
?a. avery
paitoa. On, U
Box 30.50.
ttad far circulars, <
l ui aaiu ii> Hie Agent* In ?.ilarlMton,
UOOURICU, Wl.Mi.M.,., A CO.,
?tpt6 mwf euum N'o. ?Bl Reyne street.
ijiptitic Siliere!
PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS,
THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA,
AND tn c MU tat er ?ia
STOMACH AND LITER.
TUT 1MB aaCOUMBMDED BY tn
HEGEMAN Sc CO.,
A G US TH, If Elf TORR.
tofactuTedbyC.F. f?MNIN,
CBBftST ANO AP0TBEOA1T,
O K A lt 1. S 8 T O N, ?. O.
Vj-i'ov Sal* by Druggists Ewtryiehorc-.'VJl
ftbis ruwflyr
- i fl?
UriIAM'S ANTIDOTE
DRINK.
FOR STRONG
A SURE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
One Dollar a Rollie. Sent by mall, pottage
pnid. on receipt of price.
Tiie Amul?te la the boat remedy (hatean ba
administered In Manla-a-Potu, and ala? for all
norrout directions.
Yentl, a* Br. H. BARR.
V?. IM MaetlB? ItTMC
t*H A??at far *at* ?attttM.