Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Wit ?Rtt ?nuiiH. As soni? variety in our rca? ii tig matter, these "piping hot" day.-, we subjoin the foRowhlg basket of fuuny chips. Such reading won't burt: -A fallow in jail vialms be had tlio , small-pox, so iu< could "break out:" I he has tried everything else, lie says, i but he "can't come it." Why is a young lady, ju-t from a boarding-school, like a buildiug com? mittee? Because she is prepared lo1 receive proposals. Tho Bostou Post says that 'a felon escaped from a detective und leaped from a Xew Jersey train into j eternity last week." Tho distance ; was not far. "Bose, my dear," said a mother to ? ber daughter, "if you are. so still' and reserved you will never get a hus? band." "Ma," "retorted the young! lady, "unless tho poets tell tibs, H | primrose is not without attractions." j A recently published popular Eng? lish novel speaks of the director of \ the.operations,at the gathering of a ! Burgundian vintage as "toiling and, swating bke an overseer ou a Mas sachusetba cotton plantation." Dean'swiftsays, "It is with littlo souled people is it is with a narrow* necked bottle-the less they have in them, the more noise they make ?ti pouring it out." Thc difference between Carlyle's Works and Beadle's dime novels, is thatjwhile the'onc are sententious, the others are ten-ecu t-ious. A physician who lind tried in vain j to cure a deaf patient, at last ! endeavored to console him with the; remark "that tlioro was nothing going . on." The lady who took a "stitch in ber ; side," has arrived at the conclusion that a stitch in the hole of her stock? ing would be infinitelv more service? able. A witch being at the stake to bei burnt, saw her son there, and desired him to give her a drink." "No, mother," he said, "it would do you harm; for the drier you are the better) you will burn." A little girl of three years, very . fond of her boy playmate, was ' repeating her prayers after her nuut. ; When she carno to the close she | exclaim?d: "Auntie, don't say "A-meu.' say 'A-boys!' " A gentleman at the Astor House 1 table, New York, asked the person next to him, if he would please to piss tho mustard. "Sir." said the . man, "do yon mistake me for a waiter?" "Oh no, sir," was thc j reply, "I mistook you for a gentle-, man." Indelible Inks, IAuR marlong linen. At * FISHER A KED?lTSirx, July 7 druggists. I Wonderful Parlor Amusement ! PHOTOGRAPHS BY MAGIC ! ! VNT ono may make n beautiful picture with only a few drops of w ater, and j make your own albums ot' pretty pictures little co-t. For sale bv FISHER ?HEINITSH, Pharmacist*. Tamarinds for the Sick! ITUUS making TAMARIND LEMONADE; a delightful refrigerant in fevers.- 1'or sale by FISHER .V HEINITSH, June 2t) Pharmacists. Arrival of Pontoons. 4 MOTHER lar?c snpplv of PONTOONS; A. SUGAR PLUMS, for worms. The ; re.it medicine fer worms. ( U er 2,80(1 have keen sold in L.so than two months, and iaillions nf worms destroyed, lt' vour ?-liihlrcn have werai.-., ;_'?> to Fisher A ihiu itsb's and g. t ii Lox. FISHER A I1K1M rSll. Pharmacist-!. The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman IS the. admiration of avery one. Noone possessing thia rich gift and st tribute of health andattmotion would exchange il ha- the wealth of tl,.. Indies. Yet how? man; suffer their skin to become nm;;!, with .-p as and pimples, which- mar the hestutv and bloom of the face. Thc CIR? CASSIAN BLOOM removes all SIM.;.-, and blemishes, tan, freckles, pimples, bl.?? lu s. ..?ul imparts a beautiful complexi?n, attractive in woman. For side bydruggists ev< rvwlicic. FlSHEli A- JIEINITSH, Agents. .MUN M. MARIS A CO.. Pliibul n. Hear the Voice of the People! "TOX POPTTLI?" IHAVE tried vour GERMAN HORSE POWDEDS, and am well phased with the reknit. Semi me #;> worth !>v express and oblige ' p. J. c. Good .for all disea.-es to which horse is suhject. A valuable niedicbie. No . io should bc Wttlioiltit. l'or .-nie bv FlSffKR A HEINiTSH, July 12 Druggists. gylers DHLISHT ikflid Sarsaparilla! \TSTONDEIti-TL RFFECT ol .?nb ene MM bottle. Copv of a lotter: . I hav, used only half a butti? of Queen's Delight anti Sarsaparilla for bods and erupLi-.ns of tue skin and itohiug humor of the blood which annoyed tan vorv much. I am ? u t-<rely cured. ? think yonrmedieiue .. valu? able our. j-. \\\ , For sale hj FfSHF.R A HEIM I -?. July li Sed Bugs, Bed Bugs. fWyO in aire \he, comforl of "natnre's sweet 1 restorer," ?et a Lottie of th? "RED l??O DEHTKOYER.'' lt destrovs tb. m in stoutly. At FISlffcT! V- HEINlTSH'S, ?T'dy 7 Druggist*. Extraordinary Annihilators ?71 OR RFD RU OS. 1 For RATS and MICE. For ITCH uta] HUMORS. For TOOTH AC! IK. At FISHERS HEINITSirs, Druggists. Lemon Acid or Lemonade! FOR making LEMONADE. Pul in bot? tles; 25cents each. At FISHER & HE?MTSH'S Druggists. Flavoring Extracts. REAL FLAVORING EXTRACTS of Lc nid?, Piu* Apple, Vanilla, Strawberry, Utnond, ftc. Just r.ived and for sat?' at fatr prices br J. ?V T. li. AGNEW. July 22 Flour, Flour, Flour. -I f\(\ BARRELS, consisting o? Fine, i JLv/v" Super, Extra, Hocker's Genuine Self-raising and real Family FLOUR. -Inst ! n "'fived and For sale bv Inly 22 I. .v T. R. AGNEW. BITTER! BI TTER! BITTER! pf KITS real COI S TUT IJUTTER. Just ?I received sud ea sale at fair price* Uv July 22 .1. .t 'J'. R. AGNEW. Soap, Soap, Soap. pf f\ BONES ??entibie FAMILY SOAP, j i?_>\/.Ltsr received and for sale at fair prices by L .v T. ll. AGNEW. \ July 22 ; REAL CANTON GINGER. 2CASES genuin. CANTON GINGER. Just received ?nd for sale at fair prices bv J. .'; T. I!. AGNEW. .July 22 Hie and Porter. ONE HUNDRED dozen Loudon PORTER an 1 F.diubnrj; ALE. Just received and I :..r sale i v J. A T. R. AGNEW. Inly 22" Jellies, Pine Apple, &c. ! C1 EN Ul NF. RASPBERRY, real FEAR, ' TT genuine Banana, real Orange, genu? ine Fine Apple, real blum and genuine ' Apple JELLIES; also, genuine Wno Apple and real Peaches, in nermotically-eealed cans. Ju-t i.?ved and for sale at fair prices bv J. A. T. U. AGNEW. July 2? Salmon and Mackerel. Ci ENTINE SALMON .uni real BLUE T MACKEREL. Just received and for sa le at fa ir |>i io.-- hv July 21 J. A T. K. AGNEW. Cream Tartar, Soda, &c. REAL CREAM TARTAR, genuineSOD.\l4 and real MAL.ERVTUS. Just received] an t fer sale bv J. A T. li. VGNEW. : .??liv 21 Figs and Raisins. REM. FIGS and genuine RAISINS. Ju-! rec. ?ved and for -ale bv Jul j .M J. A- T. li. AGNEW. Hubs, Spokes, Felloes. JCST RECEIVED, a full assortineut of Hubs, Spek? s und Felloes, suitable fer j Carriage and Wagon-makers, which will be sold at a small advance on cost. July ll J. A T. Lt. AGNEW. Sugars! Sugars!'. i)pr BARRELS CRUSHED SUGARS. tmi*y ino barrels extra (' Sugar. 50 barrels A Sugars. 50 barrels Muscovado Sugar*. On bind, and to arrive soon, which --viii be sold at our u ?nal low prices. July ll J. A T. R. AGNEW. Raisins, Figs, Currants. &c. TUST received, a complete assortment or. RAISINS. FIGS, CURRANTS, Prunes and Almonds all fresh and cheap. July 11 J ? T. R. AGNEW. Mustard! Mustard ! ! It'ASE FRENCH MUSTARD, and a fut) assortineut of London Mustard, in bot? tles, cans and in bulk, just received p. i steamer, and for sale low by July ll J. A T. R. AQNEvV. Corned Eeei and Pickled Tongues. .) BB Ls. Choice Fulton Market Beef. ? Bbbl. choice Ox Tongues. Just received md Tor sale bv ! July 11 J. .V T. li. AGNEW. Circular Saws. VF?'LL assortment of best quality Cast Ste. 1 CIRCULAR SAWS, from S . to 52 inches ri diann ter, just received and 1er sale low bv J. A T. R. AGNEW. I June ?? Blacking! Blacking! TL'sT rec: bcd from auction, a g?>o?l sup ply of fir; ; quality BLACKING, manu? factured bv ( 'has. W atson, late foreman ?<> : J. s. Mason A ?'.>.. and for sale at the fbl ! lowing low prices: No. I, cent.- pei ' dozen; No. 2, -RI couts per dozen; No. ;;. "si cents per dozen;No. I, R3 cents per dozen. Jun.'- 2? J. IA T. li. AGNEW. Fresh Arrivals. \XJE aro daib adding to (?ur vaiicti ..' VV choice GROCERIES, and have just received a snpplv of the foilowiuir. viz; STRAWBERRY 3FA.IA . BLACKBERRY i A NN ED PEACHES. TOMATOES OYSTERS. LOBSTERS. SALMON. PINE APPLE. Fresh M v I K KULI . i.i iv:.>. Fresh SALMON, in eau <. CRANBERRY SAUCE, in cam. Roast Beef, ?j, cans. Green Corn, in can- . L'ic Fruits, assorted, in -..i..-:. Lemon s\, H", m .;':ass. JUIN- 22 J. A T. R. At;NEW . ?ron I miRK IKON, l lo 2 ?neb? - v ide. at U.c. Horse-shoe, Ronnd ami Squaiv li;<>\. band and for sale bm b> June ?5 '.. .V T. R. AGNEW. Spades, Shovels. Forks, &c. \(\ '>'>/.. L'ilif and O...:. Il a ..died .K / SHOVELS. 2:. doz. s PAD Ks. lo . Lon ; and Sh?.rt Handled Manure Foi i.s. Abo. d o d. !. Forks. Garden Hoes, Garden Rakes. Garden Trow* ls, Grain Cra? dles Crillins Sevil tes, ?Ve. Just received and bu sale low b.< J. A T. U. AGNEW. .TEX'WILI.XGJER'S FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, rilliE under igned have been appointed J agents bc these superior SAFES. These Sib-.- a ru made with three (langes all olin r safes have but two. Tin y have Powder Proof Locks, and the locks and hoits are protected with plate.- of hardened steel, which i. tin only protection against the burglars drill K nd the insertion <>f pow <1?T. Abo. wa rranted free from dampness. While tl.. -. Sates have in? superior bl quality, they ?re furnished at moderate prices at least 25 to 33j per cent, less than Haning- and other makers, whih i'? quality cannot be surpassed. A sample Safe can he seen ?t our st?r?-, and orders will be taken al New V-uK prices, with expenses of transportation added, and no charge for forwarding m Charleston. J. ,\ r. II. AGNEW ENCOURAGE !'? i r ' j i ! i < i i ENTERPRISE ! rsuix AI un? Rook, -Toll and Newspap? r Printing Office. THE DAILY PHOENIX Ss published ever*' Illuming, except Mon? day, ami co?tants t)ie IRATEST NFAVS, Ls telegraph au?! mails, up to the hour <.! going loprest?: Editorial*, Com-iipuiidetiee from different point?. Miscellaneous Head? ing, Tales, Poetrv, Sketches. etc.. ot e.. . te. lu the QUANTITY and (QUALITY of its : READlNCi MATTKU is not to I? excelled 1>\ ?HIV naper tn South Carolina. ADVER? TI SF.\fI:NTS inserted on favorable terms. THKTRI-WEEKIiVPHIBNIX Contains, m ever* nuiuher. i ? . - - reading matter (embracing tie- latest news) of TWO ISSUES of th?- daily, lt is published every Tuesday. 1 hursdaj and Saturday mornings. THF- (iiMAN?Ri 1- published cverv \\'..-tia- -d.t-. niorniug. lt is the desire, ?iud will be the old ec t ot the IVoprietor, to make this .-(pial to,"if not th. l..-st. FAMILY NEWSPAPER in the South. In fa? t. js it.- nana in.heat. s. ? Home Companion. Resides the collection of the en. .wu et t;,i news Of the week, Political, Financ ia! and the Markets, it will eoiitaiu a large amount of LITERARY MATTE ll, such as choice Tales, Sketches and Poetrv. lt will embrace EIOHT PAGES. ?.taming FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, is printed in a form to bimi, and thus serums a faithful record amt history of passing events. JOB WORK. (na- Joli (>FFI< i'. m lull* Mtpiilied with di kinds of WOOD and FANCY TYPE, CARDS. PAPER, COLORED INK, FTC, FTC. and wi ar? fully prepared to excente prompt Iv. and ai moderate ?ui.-.->.. all orders foi PA MIMI l.l'TN < IKCl'LARS. II \ ND-r.ll'.i.N. ft ?ST RR i ." \RDs CLANK'S. I li JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor. Old Newspapers for Sale, BY the hundred or thousand, at Mar. h 2 PIKEN IX f)FFb I Efreight Batos via Charleston, 9. C. ! SOUTH CAROLINA. RAILROAD, CTIAM.ESTOK. tf. C., June 2S. 18<i?;. THE attention of shippers of Merchan? dize and Produc?is invited to the Tariff iclotv. It is believed to be, and ls iutend id to be. ai least as Iowas that of any route o the sea. And so far ni- it ts in the power >f the South Carolina Railroad to accom? plish it, tho old patrons of the Charleston .onto ari' assured ?4' rates always a- favor ible aa may be offered elsewhere. An extraordinary impression i.-> under? stood to have existed, and to some extent j Day yet exist, that sa unwillingness to j mite in ti)?' formation of a low Through I'reight Tariff to points of completion un lie Charlotte Railroad bas been exhibited ry thc Sont h Carolina Railroad Company; 11 fact, that propositions to that end bad ' ?>een made and refused by it. lt is proper icrc to state, distinctly and emphatically, j hal such impressions are utterly without 'emulation. The policy <.f thc Company s now, as it always ha* beca, never to dlow a lower rate at a competing point; md its practice is. af i; bas always Reen, o nil?;\\ the road nearest the competing ?oint to make thc r ate necessary to gin ts patrons all lb?; advantages promised .Uvwheiv. lu vonfortnity with this prac- i iee. tho Charlotte toni South Carolina ttailroad bas bc? n, and now is, fully autlm- ! i/.-d t?> establish any rab to the sea at 'liarlcston i: sires li!, and lb? South Caro- : inn Railroad will jic?i.pt its proposition nf such rate.-. The tm; i. e ..| diippcrs is further ask. d . o the rc-cstahlishiucnt of the Company's . deceiving and Forwarding Office, whereby ; reigbts to and from the s-a are received md proiiiptlv forwarded fr? " <>t cunnii ion. \V. .T. MAGRATH. Iv<sid. H. T. PKAKE, (?cu l Snp't V?rUt '>f ?tote? lifltcfcn ri.:.i--tt, ,:".t ? '<>; s/o.?, ?* '. i', A s. e. a. a., s. c. c. ?i. ! HJ miles. I.lu miles, .-telas- per liv liv .(,."> c? mts. 155 cents. ?d. an ??' id. ni ?rain per hindu 1.12 12 ?lour per barril . *<" 7? ('otto:. (. .? bale fy .:>i Columbia to Ni ? fork. July 1^ .? General Superintendent's Oftice. CHARLOTTE .V S. C. RAILROAD CoLl'MMA, S. C., Jntlf tl, 1?WV?. ( \S and after TFESDAY. inti-, institut. Lr THROUGH PASSESOER TRAINS, nakiair close coniH-e! ions, will bi run ov.-j hts t oad as follow s . jCavc Columbia Jtmetioo at l.M )' Itt Arrive al < Miarlott? at 11.Ri ' ..eave Charlotte al ..12.1*1 a. m. Vrrive ut Columbia Junction at., tl. .'> July lu .1 Vs. ANDERSON. Sun schedule over South Carolina li R. rv ?& - ^?^fe^S?K i * EN ER s CP Ts "I FR E. I'll VUi.KSToN. Juh ',. lfit?rt. ON and ..if r i i" i' -'1 > \ V. Juiv IO. !s<;<;. the Passenger Trait- will 'ka- . and irrive as fed->u s. \ i/ : Leave Columbia ni i'...}n ... M. Arrive in Charlci-t. i. ;.: i.is p. m. Leave Charleston a. ai. Vi rive ii; Columbi:'. ..: . . 4. iii p. m. HEN UV :'. PEAKE, July s d?lierai Supcriitteinletit. south Carolina Railroad Company. RECEIVING AND FOEWRD'G DEPT. CuAur.?T?>.\. inn.' 25, IStiti. r|lHE South Carolina Railroad Company _L having re-Chtablislied its Receiving md Forwarding i >::..-. . M-. rehund?/.' and Produce consigned to its Agent, from th. i,tern.; t.. Nortlo rn ports and from North mi ports t?> thc e.;. -'e-i. will bc car? I bu Old shipped i" '.io point .1 destination. Consignments t" ... forwarded bv .-. must always b. ?o-.-ompattied by bills ot lading and letter >.: advice, with bourne dons to insure, ii ?leshvd. .lon. 2s E. N. FULLER. R. .\ F. As'i. Notice to Shippers. t&r> ? -r- '??^? ?-z npHE Charlott. nod s..nrh Cand?na i;.-. I \. road arc prepared to give through fi "'.-??.ts to New York, ri i Port-unotith, ?.n potten, at six ?lollars p< r b.d.-. ?"his int. in.dnd>-- charge* :" thc point?.! destin? ation. .'IA M ES ANDERSON, .) un.' 1 1 Superintend, il! . NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. - //.iyt. !-: t,r TIME : ON ?ml aller SUNDAY, dm trains will : nu .is min. - Leave Charlotte i !.! , ... . a. m. Tin ll.l.J p. IO. tram make.-, .j,nek mll nections with trains b?r the North ;'t !..t leigh, and l- tie. QUICKEST AND MOST COM? FORTABLE norn: TD AU. POINTS NORTH AND WEST F II OM C O L U JI ll IA!! K?- I'll ROI < .?I TK'KE IS rat; !>;? li ul at Cb a riot te t > nil the V i thel'ii cities. E. WILKES, .furn- !) Engineer and Super"!. GRE IT TilROlGll HOI TE MIRTH! Via Richmond and Danville Rail? road, from Greensboro, N. C., via Danville and Richmond. Va., to Washington, Baltimore, Philadel? phia ana New Yo.k. f jillF. trav. ling publii :.. . [on .: tIi..i X this line is ino ful'e .pt n, b\ th?-. ..in pie tim i of the i harltttr mid South ? ?<r>!i na Railroad between Coliimbia t ;: ; lotte. iib Ti I lit >?.? ll t'ICKETS i ;tli bi purchased atibe ttclmt Oftie? .-I t:. > bar lotte and Soul lt Carolina Railroad, ai ? ? litmbia. I'HO.Vl \S Indi V??tE \ ! . Sup"t Ri.'bmoud ?nil Dam ill. Railr?. .) une 21 Greenville and Columbia Railroad. GEN'L SUPERIN PEND' l's OFFIC1. (joi.i'Mui i, Mav 2(5, Istiii. ON and after M<>N1>AY next. 2Sth im-i.. tin- Passenger li..m.- will run ilaiiy (Sundavs excent? .> . n it'! fm ile i n t. . ;. - follow.-; [/.ave Coluuttda ..: 7.en . ia. .. Alsto-. ai . :?. ?;? ? Newberry at .1 !.:?;". An ive at Abb. ville ..i ?.."HI p. m. " at And? rs..o at . ".le . at Grr/mviilr at ? ti !.> "' L'-ave < ire? ie. i!l< at "i.?'i i ni " Ande] son id .. Abbeville al n.J.. '. N. wberi V at . IS . ni. Aniv. ai Al.-ton'.,- . f.2 .. at Columbia ..I ? ?. U. i.ISMALL! MAS ;.. e. iSup. i mtei.,1. ::t. Charleston Advertisements. ^ P *? i ? i o S ?i; - PH ? ^ O a-i o w ? g E-? Q O=> g bj ^ . & g ad g? g^jj fl Q *?| <j x " DIRECT LINE. Boston & Charleston A M ' *> ? UI > C?O, THEODORE D. WAGNER, < AI'TAIN UQDNFA" BAXTER. Of f/.?W/ 7??*'? 7o,i.s fiw'th'i: 1> ready tn n .-A- KUKU ?HT, ?nd will leav.- IV'Mi t?.r Charh-.-bm. S. c. un SA l l RDAY. J-ib July, 1.1 b. follow? il iin nif.liateiv !>? her iMn*??rt. ??f sania- ?*ize. HAMEL "LEWIS \ CO., '.i Merchant's \U>\\. A:?. n!s. nt RoMon. V. .1. SA LI N'AS, V-.i.t at Charleston. S. ( .. will forward u'HHisto Augusta. Atlanta. Columbia. Oniiob-n. Florence, beaufort, Hilton Head. Jacksonville, l'alatka, Fla., ( . .ri.-, ;.. A i,, s. ?. . and all intermediate points. July 7 Jil NEW ^ORK AND CHARLESTON PEOPLE'S STE'OTPLOTAXY. Pare Reduced to $25. ., ?.,.>}, />.";- rr-,;/ AllTifitr I 7/lr ?/-.s./?,.//. j >?TK V MSHII? Pt.AMBK.Vl". > ?.er. ?i. M. WAI .Ki: a. ?TF.AMSIIIP NOXEK \. I ' UT. C. I*. ?.! I'-.-'IM \.N . rpilLsL STEAMsH IPS. ?..'? itn-..- .very 1 inducement to SHIPPERS und iL'?.- ! TKAYEL1NO Kl iii.I' ', bavins ?npcrior i accouiiti?idat'oi:s I"? Passengers, with 1 '.abb.-.- supplied by . ....ry luxury the Sew V..ii; and Charleston markets can afford; I and. !..! - if? tv, spf? ?1 ai 1 comfort, are an riralb <1 n the coast. i HE STE VMS H lb IVI O N E K A j OviTAIN C. .'. 5! A ll.- ll MAN. 1?TI Ll. LEAVE NORTH A TLANTIC Vf WH VHF, on ! ilFRSJiAY. J nb ?6, th.;t;. at o'clock. Lib? !" ..! a.lvait? . - mail, i-ousiuiunent* thc A-_'?-nt.-, .li-.b . WILLIS A CHISOLM. Kort h Atlantic Wharf. COHEN, HANCXEL & CO., Factors ;Hiti ('?mmission Mirdiauls. No. 4o East Bay, Charleston, S. C. j A?-,.!!< >m:\. .. r. RANCKRI.. JOS. eon UN. \\r|j,b - !: COTTON, ic lt 'E, TOBACCO, \> Naval Stores ..ii.l'al! descripti .ns ol Produce ??;? Merchandize. Will -bip to Noni., I II and Fol < i?rn Forts. Ac. Will .nak. tibi ral adva -ai.-ol shipment. Av HF nit HiV . - om-? ?Ttniv nments for May 15 f'oi?ML'?VF. i> 1/3 ? 'H0I5?[.)}[ }MIl! d.iniB.ldljrJ I fi mm ?i, CHARLESTON. S. C, . . l'HIS POI'l*LAR an?l ... ii ?.nonn ? r.fr HOTE1. bas bi en NEWLY FFR JMSILNISHEO thronxhont by the present propi ?etor, who has be? li sixte, n years conni eti .1 with the establishment. it. Will i E, Fropii. tor. ?.n .>:;-. :. (i. MIM I:. Superintendent. CUAS. A. Mn.i.icn, Cashier. March 27 Grain Cvndles. Grain Fans, &c. .1/ (!". Sir., >.f (hr flt Men Pud-Lock. VIKKI, (.lippi) of CRAIN CRADLES. Grain Fans, Scythe Blades, s.-uhe Stones, Fan Wire, Riddles, .Vc., in store New York Advertisements. STENHOUSE & MACAULAY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, XT'OR '.??-. ot COTTON, COTTON JO YAKNS. SHEETINGS, Naval M"i,f. .\c, and for tl??- pure li ase oj M?-i-chaudiy.> generally. Ci? l'earl Street, Xrtr Yorh: ('??risi^nne-nts I?? ii? ir?:?n every point in tin- South fully protected by insurance a? soon as shippc?l. Jul v 14 Iv j. J:, STENHOI:SK. ALLAN M ACALLA?! . SOUTHERN BANK NOTES: ~ SOUTHERN SECURITIES ! B<?nght and sold ?>n commission b> LAWRENCE BROTHERS & CO., S A ii :K ? S 3 , AU Hi WALL ST li ELT. NE IV loin.. MONLY received un deposit from bank-, hankers, merchants and others. ta? ilers in (?o?d. Government and other Secu? rities executed at tt?e tegular St?>ck Ex? change by a member ot tb?- linn. < loiifigii ? incuts of dutton solicited. April ? DKWI IT C. l.AWUK.s? (.. JOHN 1:. CECIL. CYKVS J. LAWKKN? E. WM. A. HAI^ITI i?. CONFEDERATE GENERALS. 4 GENTS WANTED to s, \\ our neu f\. serie* of Card Photographs of HtO MJNEKT MEN of the South. 100,000hart already laten sold. Agents ar?- making Sin per day. Send for letter of agency. En? close >'>, ami ?.v?! will send a. ?OOd'aS?ort meat, bv r? turn mail, that will sell for *b".. Address JONES A CLARK, Publish*. April 4 su Nassau street, New Yoi !?. JAMES CONNER'S SDKS UNITED STATES TYPE FtMDRI AND PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE, ?TOS. 28, 30 and 32 C. litre street, (corm i ?1 of Reade street, ) New York. The type on which this paper is printed is from til?; above Foundry. Nov ls WESTCHESTER HOUSE, fjorner tiroome Street liotrery, X. 1. ri?HIS house, capabk- of accomniodatin;; X three hundred guttata and kept on thv Euj-ois-au ulan, is centrally located, and near to all points. ( itv'cars pass tli? Hotel to all the Ferries, Railroad Depot ? and place.- <>: Amusement every f)ir<-? minutes. Siu^!?- Rooms, $1.00 per dav doubl?:,?.00. J. F. DARROW A co., ' .ian 14 ly Proprietors. . . i r .1 -j i S 5*2 ? t**S s g.s Queen's Delight AN:. . ^^^^^\?*> for the cf re of .tit thase Diseteses hoc m;/ their origin iii a vitiated rotuli rion of t/r- hitman si/stem, and those arising from ant/ departure from die hara of health, imprudence in tiring, over-taxing nature, from too great in didgenceof every kind- -ealing, tiri,th - ina, working-irherehg mit ure m*f r>-rs exhaustion. 11H1S chemical extract will be lound an invaluable restorative cordial for all diseases arising fr..m an impure state ol th.- blood. Cutaneous eruptions, such an Roi:.-, Pimples. Carbuncles. Pustules. Blotches, Roughness of the skin. Sealy Appearance <>i the Cuticle, Tetter, Ring? worms and Itching Homers of tin- Skin, this purifier will ri move, and impart beal:!: and a lif?>-glow to the complexion. For Erysipelas, Scrofula or King's Evil, Rheumatism, Pains in the Hones, StilTue?. in the Joints, Obi Ulcers, Want of Bloo.l in the Farts, Syphilitic Son s and Ulcer?, and Impaired Constitutions arising from those diaeasi -, and from the too free usc of mercury. For General Debility, spring? ing fr?.m Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Weak? ness and Pains ni t be Stomach, Liver Com? plaint, or want of action in that organ" producing pams in the side or back, affect? ing the kidneys and bladder. Females, at the period of change, will lindi! the best rest.native to health ami strength, from ?di (bose weaknesses and depressions of mind .'ind body which fol? low at tin? timi: of ii!. . Fersons traveling South or livingiu warm climates, and all uuacclimaU d, will lind th? Qnei n's Delight a great protection from all those diseases winch originate in ;: change of climate, di?( and life. A brief history of this ri mai kable medi? cine will not be ont of place ber?-. It? pi?, pert ic? as a remedy wire first introduced to the untie? of the profession by Pr. TMPkV Young Simons, of South Carolina, as caril as 1823, ;us a valuable alterative rentedj ii. syphilitic sftectioiis, un?! ??tilers requiring the ii-e or mercury. Dr, Simons* state? ments have been endorsed and extended by Dr. A. Lopez, of Mobil.-, and Dr. H. h. Frost, of Charleston. From the report? in its favor, th. ie seems ;..> r?<#?on to doubt the e?icaey ol this medicine in Seeondan Syphilis, Scrofula. Cutaneous Diseases. Chronic Hepatic Atf.-.-i ions and other com plaints bcMeliled by alterative medicines. For sab- by FISHER .* JiEIN ITSH, June 20 Pharmacists, columbia, S. C. TRl-W'EEKLV HACK LIDIE Between Lnurens and Newberry. UN and utter MONDA\, v?".?. . "the 18th instant, thc HACK ?j--Ji't;- - 'M will connect with the ne train on tin- Cu i avilie and Columbia Railroad eu TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS: with th. down Hain, on MONDAYS, WEDNES? DAYS and FRIDAYS Thus passengers can b? carried through from Columbia to Laurens in (?NE DA\ arriving at L&lll'l ns by o'clock the sam? day they leave Columbia. Passeng?-ra can leave Lami ns at 5 o'clock a. m. and arrive at Columbia same day at 7 o'clock. Every comfort is afforded paspongert which . eui.I l.<- cxpcidod on a stage lin? . T. H CREWS. Laurens, Jua? 16 l*?rt June 2?i