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THE DAILY IB| PHCENIX.
?a?y Parer $8 a Year "Let our Ju?t Censure ^^^SHSS?S^m^ Artend the True Event." In-Weekly S5 a Year
BY JULIAN A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7. 1866. VOLUME Tl-YO. fig
II i ' mil i 'i n i" i ? i i 'II -L -
THE PHCENIX,
rTBETSHEO ?>\H,T AK? THI-WEEKLY.
tm GLEANER,
ETE ll Y WEDNESDAY ?OKS INO.
BY JULIAN A. SELBY,
STATE ANT> CTTY PRINTE?:
TERMS-IN ADVANCE.
SUBSCRIPTION.
Daflv Paper, sis mouths.$4 00
TH-W?My, M ".2 50
Weekly, .150
Ali YEKT?SE MENTH
Inserted at 75 cent? per square for the iirsi
Insertion, and 50 cents for eoe h subsequent.
Weekly 75 cents each insertion.
H3~ A lib?rai discount made ou the altane
rate* when advertisement? are inserted by
the month or yc-r.
?y Special notices 10 cents aline.
AGENTS.
8. T. Kinara, Newberry.
Samuel Drouthitt, Greenville C. II.
Wm. Mooro, Abbeville C II.
Julius Poppe, Anderson CH. .
<Jcn. Forrest.
At the recent ratificatiou meeting
et Memphis. Gea. Forrest presided.
On taking his seat, he made thc fol?
lowing brief but very appropriate re?
marks:
"MB. PR?SIDENT ASP GENTLEMEN:
I thank you for the honor conferred
upon me to-night, in selecting me as
your presiding officer. You will al?
low me to"say that T am far moro fa?
miliar with the stern duties of the
soldier than I am with the nit of pub?
lic speaking. It is known to most of
yon that my Ufe has besn one of no?
tion rather than of words. Nor has
it been m j habit to take any leading
part ia the' direction of political and
publie affairs. But the occasion of
this evening is one of no ordinary
importance. You have assembled to
express your approbation or disappro?
bation, of the principles of public
policy and constitutional Govern?
ment declared in thc resolutions sud
address set forth to tho American
people by the late Philadelphia Con?
vention. If the principles therein
enunciated shall bc sustained by the
American people, and particularly by
the majority of the freemen of the
Northern States, thea tho States ?nd
the people of the South will bc
speedily restored to civil and consti?
tutional liberty. If I know myself,
this is tho anxious desire of my heart.
I have carefully rend and considered
the- address and the principles of
public policy and constitutional law
therein contained, and without regard
to the language in which they stund
expressed, they meet my full, unre?
served and cordial approval. When
I pledged my word and my honor t<>
the lost pause of the late Confederacy,
I supposed that no one who knew
me ever doubted the honesty and
good faith with which they would be
redeemed; and when I now accept the
result of the war os irrevocable, as 1
have accepted them, and pledge my
word "and faith to the support or tho
great principles declared to the world
by the Philadelphia Convention, as 1
now do, that vow and that faith shall
be equally constant and unchange?
able. -
"There is ouo thing I will say in
regard to tho soldiers of the North
and the South-tho men who have
met each other in the stern shock of
battle, and a conflict of arms that
tried their courage and their souls
if these grave matters were referred
to them, these States could bc in?
stantly restored to their former rela?
tions, their people to the right of rep?
resentation in Congress, and nit sec?
tions of the Union to quietude and
friendship."
A VKUV GB IM JOKO.-The New
York Evening Post pokes fun at li. V.
Butler after the following inaner. Il*
?e could, for an instant, believe the
'ost serious, we should fool sure it
waa ted old Butler arrested for larceny.
There must be quite a number of
capiases for him, both in Norf.dk and
New Orleans:
"General Butler talks of taking up
arms again; but it would be much
better if he would go through the
South, in company with other men
of like opinions with himself, and ad?
dress \he people in favor of equal
rights and impartial suffrage. We
shall undoubtedly support any move?
ment of that kind by General Butler,
"and shall insist upon the maintenance
of his right of free speech. "We hope
the Southern loyalists will, when they
meet at Philadelphia next week, in?
vite General Butler and other promi
I neat Republicans to 'stump' the
Southern States in their behalf; w?
hear that they request the Rep?bli?
ca? "party to hold a grand maw con?
vention in some Southern city. That
ts the best thing they eau now do."
The Alexandria Gazette says that
since the prosecution of tho National
Express Company at that place, itt
business has increased a hundred
fold.
RIOT AT A CAMP MEETING.-A
special to the Washington Star,
from Annapolis Jrrnotion, Auguet
31, saya:
Last night a terrible riot occurred
at the Methodist Episcopal camp
meeting iu Shipley's woods, a few
miles above here, and there is much
excitement in this section iu cons??
quence. The camp, up to last even?
ing, was very orderly, and all seemed
to anticipate a successful close; but
this occurrence bas filled all with
sorrow. There are so many conflict?
ing reports in relation to the origin
of the affair, and os to the number
wounded, that it is next to impossible
to give a correct statement. From
the best ace omi ts it appears that
thero was a tremendous crowd on the
ground last evening, whites and
blacks, and while the latter were
having a meeting in the *ear ?f *ue
stand, sumo young white men threw
water-melon linda in their midst,
which occasioned a row; and some of
the blacks taking the matter in hand,
drove tho whites off, several shots
being fired at the time on each side.
The excitement occasioned was
intense, and in a short time numbers
of young white men left the ground
and joined the others, who had just
beeu driven off. This crowd is said
to have numbered several hundred,
and they, a few minutes past twelve,
made a charge on tho colored portion
of the camp, when the blacks essayed
to make n stand, but were overwhelm?
ed, and the most of them started to
the Woods, while other.? who could
not get away were attacked with
clubs, stones, &c, some of them
being badly bruised. Tho tents of I
tho colored people were act firo to j
and destroyed, while the reports of
pistols, and, it is said, in one or two
instances muskets, with tho cries of
the parties, added to the excitement.
Ina short time all was confusion, the
different meetings about the ground
being broken hp, ladies fainting,
screanvng, .te. A young man named
Benson, who resides nour the camp
ground, and who had just ex?
perienced conversion, received a
shot, the ball passing through and
out of his mouth. He is mortally
wounded, and is now reported to be
dying. Besides those injured on the
ground, it is reported that numbers
of the blacks were overtaken in tho
woods und beaten, and five of them
killed. The ministers and member?
ship did everything iu their power to
put down the riot, but were nnsuc
cessful. Several o? the. shots fired
entered (lie tents of thc whites. In
consequence of this affair the usual
closing exercises did not take place.
j ENGLISH VS. FRENCH FASHIONS.- ^
i An American lady now in Puris writes ;
! to tho Rochester (N. T.) Union:
\ I have learned pretty well to dis- j
i tinguish a French from an English !
1 lady, by her hat and the inevitable
! lace shawl on tho shoulders of the .
j English Indy. The English, too, '
I seem compelled to wear striped mus- j
1 lin dresses in the street, with the I
j underskirts too short. Then they
; wear such ngly shoes. T do not see
j why they should make themselves so ?
ugly, for the French do not dress at ;
j all so. The real Parisian hat is about
i ns larg.- as your hand, and then the
Parisian head is needed to wea. it. i :
1 have bought ono for myself, and
I though I am told it is becoming, yet '
i I nm privately convinced I look like a
I fright, in it. T tie it on feeling much
i as though I had nothing on my head.
J but lind I look much like other peo?
ple.
AN AMERICAN PUTMA DONNA j?
ETTROPK. -The American prima don
: na, .Mrs. .lennie Van Zandt, daughter
of Signor Blitz, has met with great
j favor in London, where she has been
j singing at the musical soirees of Mr.
Gladstone, Earl Derby and others,
j She is at present enjoying a bri?:i re
I pose in Frunce, previous to her de
, parture for St. Petersburg and War
. saw, where she is engaged for six
I months from the 1st of November.
Tho Mew York World is confident
that the conservatives will carry
j Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. We
wish they could carry New England,
; also-out of the country.
' ?Vi
.1
CSi.' received, one
bust selected stocks "t
Spectacles I
( iM.ii?u, Convex, Clonded and other evlors.
ALS;),
KILVER THIMBLES, WATCHES and a
large quantity of oilier goods usually Kept
in our linc
\J. 8 ULZBA CHER S CO.
Old Gold und Silver bought.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired.
Sept 1 {j
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TBK LAMP or Lira.-The glow of healt h
and beauty is nowhere more perceptible
and beautifully attractive than in the
raddy, healthful, glowing, beautiful com?
plexion of a healthy person. The com?
plexion is radiant, and tho lamp of life
burna brightly, BO long ae it is supplied
with pure blood. The Queen's Delight and
Sarsaparilla, the groat blood purifier, is a
cleaning and searching medicine-giving
strength to tho feeble, invigorating and
restoring the old; cleansing and purifying
the young. Tho Queen's Delight and Sar?
saparilla is for sale by Fisher * Heinitsh,
phar-adsts._
'TAKTS TTJCC nv THE FOBEIXKTK.-Tho
miasma which gc- ates epidemic fevers
is now rising in clouds under tho blazing
beams of tho dog day eua. Every living
body, as weh as refuse animal and vegeta?
ble matter, emits unwholesome vapors,
and iu crowded cities and the dense assem?
blages which business and pleasure call
together, the elementa of disease are
evolved. The pressure upon every vital
organ is never so ^roat as in the second
and third months of summer, and common
sense teaches na that these organs require
to be reinforced to meet it.
We hold our lives, so to speak, ou a
repairing lease, and this is the season when
tho process of dilapidation is most rapid
and repairs aro most required. Therefore,
build up, prop and sustain Uie powers of na?
ture with that mighty vegetable r?cup??
rant, HOSTETTER'S BiTTEits. lie wno takes
it may be said to clotho himself in sanitary ?
mail, against which epidemic disease will
hurl its poisoned shafts in vain. This is
no gratuitous assertion, but a great medi?
cal fact, attested by twelve years' expe?
rience in every climate of the habitable
globe. Extremes of temperature always
disturb thc fonctions of the Klomach, thc '
bowels, the liver and the skin, lt is through I
tiieso that the most dangerous maladies i
aesrtil ns. Tone them in advance with j
IIOSTETTEH'S lliTTF.u^, aud defy heat and .
malaria. Hep', 7 t<>
MAKKIAUE AND CIS LTD .ICY-A? j
Essay of Warning and Instruction fori
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abases 1
which prostrate the vital powers, with sure
means of relief, yent free of charge in
scaled letter envelopes. Address Dr. j
SlilLUN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa?
tion, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug 15 3uio
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soup, i.? such '
universal demand, e. made from thc
choicest material*, ii nitl?l and emol?
lient in its nature, fragrantly nc iid il,
and extremely btBrfiriat in its action
upon the skin. For sah- by all Druggists
and Paney Goods Dealers. "Mulch 2s Iv
BATCIIELOR'S HAIR. U?E.
The Original and Best in the World.
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, l'.eliable and Instantaneous.
Produces immediately a splendid Slack or
natural Drown, without injuring th? hair
ur i-kin. Remedies tho ill effects <.! bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuino
is signed William A. batchelor. Also, 11K
GE!N K H ATTN G EXTRACT OF MU.LE
FLEORS, for Restoring and Beautifying
thc Han. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct 25 ly New Vori:.
A NEW ANU GUANO EPOCH IN MEDICINE. -
Dr. Maggiel is the founder of a new medi?
cal system! The quantitarians, whose vast
internal doses enfeeblo the stomach aud
paralyze thc bowels, must give precedence
i to thc man who restores health and appe
1 lite, wi.h from one to two <>f his extraordi?
nary Pills, and cures the most virulent
cores with a box orso of his wonderful and
I all-healing Salve. These two great speci?
fies of the Doctor are l'a?t superseding all
? the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Ex
: trr.ordinary cures by Maggiel's Pills and
S.ilw have opened tho eyes . the public to
the inefficiency of thc ^so-called) remedies
? of others, and upon which people have su
blindly depended. Maggiel's Pills are
j not ?d' tho das* that aro swallowed by the
j dozen, ami of which every box full taken
creates au absolute necessity for another.
: Ono or two of Maggiel's Pills suffices to
, place the bowels in pei feet order, tone the
stomach, create an appetite and render the
. spirits li^ht and buoyant. There is no
griping aud no reaction iu the form of con
I stipation. If the liver in affected, its fane
; tious are restored; nnd if the nervous sys
: tem is feeble, it is invigorated. This last
quality makes tho medicines very desirable
Tor tho wants of delicate females. Ulcerous
! an'l eruptive diseases are literally extin
! guished by the disinfectant power of Mae,
; giel's Salve In fact, it is hero announced
t that Maggiets Bilious, Dyspeptic and Diar
I rloea Pto* cure where all others fail. While
for burns, scalds, chilblains, outs and all
; abrasions of the skin Maggiel's Salve is in
I fallible. Sold by J. Maggiel, ll Piuestrcct,
, New York, and al! druggists, at 25 cents
: perbox._Jnlv 29 Iv
Flavoring Extracts.
REAL FLAVORING EXTRACTS of Le?
mon, Pine Apple, Vanilla, Strawberry,
Almond, kc. Just received and for sale at
fair prices by J. &. T. R. AGNEW.
; Jrdy 22
Spades, Shovels and Manure Forks.
er rv DOZ. AMES* SPADES and suo
DU TELS.
25 doz. Rowland's and Thomas' Spades
and Shovels.
25 doz. Manare Forks, assorted qnalities.
Just received and for sale low bv
Sept 6 J. A T. R. AGNEW.
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Sec.
FOUR THOUSAND lbs. pure WHITE
LEAD.
200 gallons Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil.
100 gallons Spirits Turpentine.
With a full assortment of Dry and Ground
Paints, consisting in part of Chrome
Oreen, Paris Oreen, Chrome Yellow, Drop
blnck, Lampblack, Litharge, Venetian Red,
Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre, Umber,
Sienna. Vandyke Brown, Prussian Blue,
Vermilliou, Black Lead, Pumice Stone, Pa?
tent Dyes, Ac.
ALSO,
A full assortment of Carriage and Furni?
ture Varnishes, Japan Window Glass, Paint
Brushes, Ac. For salo low bv
Sept 6_J. ft T. h. AGNEW.
Mackerel! Mackerel!
20 REL EXTilA NO" 1 NEW MACKE"
20 kits No. 1 now Mackerel. Just re?
ceived and for sale low bv
Sept 5 J. St T. R. AGNEW.
Butter, Lard and Fulton
market Beef.
CHOICE MOUNTAIN BUTTER. j
Primo Leaf Lard.
First quality Fnltou Market Uoef.
Largo Pickled Os Tongues. Jost received
and for sale by_J. ?V. T. U AON KW.
Soap! Soap! Soap!
ONE HUNDRED boxes first quality
FAMILY SOAP, just received and for
sal?- low bv the box a:id at retail bv
SeptG " J. ft T. lt. AGNEW.
Sugar and Coffee.
ONE HUNDRED bbls. REFINED SU?
GARS, con?istiug of Crushed, l'ow
dered, Granu.ated anti Extra Coffee sugars.
50 bbls. Mascovndo Sugars.
1U0 bags Kio, Maracaibo ami Java C->f- j
fee-?. Ou hand aud for sale at low prices l>y 1
Sept 5 J. A- T. lt. AiiXKW.
FLOUR, FLOUR.
!Zf\~t DLLS. CHOICE NEW FLOUR,
OU L from new wheat, just received and
tbt t?ale low by ;_J. .V T. lt. AGNEW.^
Cash Notice.
FOU Cu' information >* all concerned,
Wit state that ..uv s uns uroCASH BE
I'ORE DELIVERS UL GOUDS. Order
I aunt us from co nu try and elsewhere will
receive no litton!iou unless ttcconipnnieti
?.ilk cash tit iultj thc 'ii'.
Au;; Vi J. ft T. TL A.?NEW.
Segars? Tobacco?, &c.
pr/\ r.rw ? SEGAHS, assorted troin
fJv/?v"vJw common to choice.
Togctiier ?Uli a good assortment of
Chowing and Smoking TOliAC? .O, embrac?
ing tlie celebrated Durham Smoking, Jenny
laud and Solace Chewing. Lor salo nt
wholesale and retail at low prices bv
July 27 J Jclr- 11 AGS FAY.
j REAL CANTON GINGER
?) CASES genuine CANTON GINGER.
I ? Just received and for sale at fair prices
I bv J. .v. T. E. AGNEW.
'July 22
Hie and Porter.
ONE HUNDRED dozen Lon,lui POETER
anil Ediubu: ALE. J-.:st received and
! Vi- nale bv J. ft T. R. AGNEW.
July 22'
! Jellies, Pine Apple, &c.
(GENUINE RASPBERRY, real PEAR,
~JC genuine banana, real Orange, genu?
ine Pine Apple, real Plum sud genuine
i Apple JELLIES; also, genuin?' Pine Apple
and real Peaches, in hermetically-sealed
leans. Just received and for sale at fair
' prie, s bv J. ft T. R. AGNEW.
? Jul.-jt
Cream Tartar, Soda, &c.
REAL CREAM TARTAR, genuinoSODA
and real SAL.EliATLs. Just received
] au.l for sale, bv J. ft T. E. AGNEW.
; July 21
Hubs, Spokes, Feiioes.
JUST RECEIVED, a full assortment ol
Hub-?. Spokes and Felloes, suitable for
; Carriage ana Wagon-makers, which will be
\ Bold at a small advance on cost.
I Julvll J. ft T. E. \r,VF.\V.
Mustard! Mustard!'.
1CVSE FRENCH MUSTARD, and a ful!
assortment of London Mustard, in bot
! ties, cans and in bulk, just received per
...learner, and for sale low bv
j JnH 1? _J. ft T." E. AGNEW.
Circular Saws.
A FULL assortment of !.< .; qualitv
f\_ Casi Steel CIRCULAR SAWS, from s
I to 52 inches m diameter, just received anti
I for sale low bv .1. ft f. E. AGNEW,
i June 20
; FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
TBE undersigned have been appointed
agenta for these superior SAFES.
! These Safes are made with thre< flanges
I :dl Other safes have but two. They have
. Powder Proof Locks, aud the locks and
j bolts aro protected with plates of hardened
' steel, which is the only protection against
I the burglars drill and thu insertion of pow
? der. Aleo, warranted free from dampness,
; While these Sales have no superior tn
' quality, they are furnished ;.t moderate
prices-at least 2eto S3? per cent, less than
Herring's and other makers, while tin
quality cannot be. surpass?e I.
A sample Safe can be seen nt our store,
and orders will be taken at New York
prices, with expenses of transportation
added, and no ?lui ige for forwarding in
Charleston. JT ft T. It. AGNEW.
July 7
iETNA LIFE IS
Assets, June, l'MG.
Income for year ending June, 18CC, ove:
1 ^ POLICIES Issued in June, ?W?G.
ljOO? Fifty per cent, dividend declare?
TEN PAYMENT LIFE AND AL
NON- FOR F
$.20,000 xviii be insured ~n a single Lite, wher<
THIS IS THE ONLY NORTHERN C
SOUTHERN POLICIE
The only certain provision fdr yonr fa'n
Do not delay to place those near und di
chance:. Call on
July 22 3mo Corner of Assembly on
TIE SHIM IM
AyEttL'--\. T!IE ^^p^^RIONFD
MVnnffYi I, liav?Mg Ica-eU the aliove
HMIKUMLii'iJiicd POPULAR tiOl'EL, ,
S?{-> i in^L-gS-T begs leave t.. inform her j
former patrons und tuc travodng public i
generativ that she u.ll bc prepared tor toe '
RECEPTION Ol' VISITO KS on and al ter
SeptenilK.-r 3, IStiC.
The table will be supplied with tho beet
the mnrkcts afford, and no e'.T'rt >-parod
lo make it A 1-IttST-CXVSSj HOUSE. |
Mus. 1). C. SPECK,
Proprietress. I
Columbia, S. C., September 1, ItiGG. j
SHIVER HOUSE.
HAVING DISPOSED ot my HOUSE for
a term ot years to Mrs. D. C. SPKCSC,
Wiiti is well known in the city, end lo the
public nt h'.rge, :;s ?i popular Hotel-keeper
and a worthy lady. I take great 'pleasure in
recommending her t" liiy friend's and the
pu bbc generally, and feet no hesitation ia
saying, ono visit to hcj; I loas;1 will induce
another. Cnll r.nd give her trial.
Intaking leave of my fi ?ends and pa? I
j trons, for Mrs. shiver, I rc ta ni grateful I
i thanks, and recommcn i Mri Speeit as her I
successor. V.'. SUI VEE. !
I PASS?NGEJvS arriving in
I Coiiimbta <>n thc di?erent-i
j Railroads will find Omni-j
buses, Carriages and Baggage |
Wagons in readiness io con?
vey them tc from Iiis
Hotel, FRE?*. OF CHARGE
Responsible persons in ai
tendanee ?<> reecivo ( ! hecks
an?! Baggage.
T. S. N?CKERSOK.
Proprietor.
Aug 15 lui i
National Hotel,
Near the (? reenvide r<uQ Charleston
Railroad r-eoot?.
co r.TJ M B . A . *s. c.
1 . A TUT. public is informed that the
I ijV?? ab'.vv 1 itel has just n tiniahod,
! Jim and contains m w furniture throu^h
'?rnt. r<?rthea- commoilation of TltANSTENT
and EEGU?.Al: .'.CARDERS. Tiie very
j bes! tliat tho markets :.?brd will be fount!
j on i, s table, prepared in excellent style.
< 'halgos model uti-.
Passengers will be eonveved lo and from
eithei of thc depots FREE" OF Ci IA EOE.
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas
sengcrs to & ny pat : of the low ti or country.
Fine WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TO?
BACCO, otc eau : obtained in the Sam?
ple lioom connect* ? with the hotel
Au.; V g. JOINER, Proprietor.
GUNS ? PISTOLS,
SPORTSMEN'S A CC OUTR EiYIEXTS,
! ra rr> ignition !
' .4 NEW and complete assortment just
; J\_ received.
! ALSO,
j Au elegant assortment of FISHING
TACKLE Hods, Reals, Dob?, Hooks,
j !.:!!< -, . e. At J.' >W PRICE ;.
I P. I!'. KRAFT,
N. it Sianufactu. :n ; and repairing
j substantially and neatly executed.
i "4m\m UESTAU8AS?T!"
! Wext door Tl' s/ of tiie Post Office.
; ^i^^^??io /!^a^^ ait^
j TREVET & BEBAG-HI
'XJTTOULD respectfully inform their
: ? rrieuds and the public in g. ti ral
j tbai they have opened a. RESTAURANT ?*
! the :-.b->Ve plaec, wher?* thu very best of
[ everything : i tho way ot ? sling ?ud driuk
: ,u,; eau be obtaiucd at sh?, r; iici?c .
! CREAM ALU on draught.
; f.VNCI! tverv dav f-.>tn ll '.> 1 oV? ?eli
I .fu!y io _
Grain Cradles, Grain ? p.ns, ??C.
.if the siga i f ?.'i,' <v ,',ifi. I'od-l.nck.
VrCI '. sup-.iv of GRAIN CRADLES,
Grain Kans, Scvtho Blades, Scythe
.lome. Eau Wire, Kiddle*, Ac. in ?to,
, and for suie low f.>r cash.
May 2d .IQIIV I'. MAL.
Solace! Solace!'.
1 f\ GROSS, wholesale and rera?l.
W) jtngS_{je SE EOE KS & CO.
? tf>?> CASKS loungers .V Cc L'S EDIN
! BURGH. J. C. SEEGEP.S ACO.
?STJRANCE CO.
..?9,000,080
r._ 2,800,000
DIVIDENDS declared and paid annually.
1 January 1, 18ti(i.
L ENDOWMKNT POLICIES.
ETTA HIE.
etbephysicalcondition in unexceptionable
COMPANY THAT BENE WED ITS
S AFTER THE WAIL
ily ia a policy oF I 1FE INSURANCE.
Lar above th. ?!t>nting<-neit?8 <?f accident aw
ll. Ii. NICIaOLS, As? MI,
d Washington street*. Columbio, 8. C. '
STSAW. WOOL ANO
FUE HATS ! !
CLOTHING/
CASS1SEBES AXD TWEEDS 1
AT REDUCED PRICES!
WE nffer tb?; bianco <" our ?doek of
M'JilSO and bUMMisli GOODS VT
COST.
We have re-centrv mad* a large addition
to our sto-.L of CA?SLUEEES, TWEEDS
and HATS, ami v.-UI receive, in a fe".v ?lay?,
a large addition to our stock of CLOTII
ING.
We have tho rorgei-iassorl mont of HA ES
to be Sound in lld* eiry. erurftfaenig .-.ll t_ i
known r.tj les.
Our R?ady-wa&c GnoSs
. mostly rif our own m?no&icturu; uno.
'i.o-ft.- ilOiiino^r to patrfttiifce home prodnc
'.toiis are invited to cab.
Our mUtcU of FRENCH an 1 ENGLISH
CASS EM KU ES l? iar^'?-, anti we will MAKE
TO ORDER at CORRESPONDING RE?
DUCED L'RICES
i & w. c. mmm,
DEALERS IN
GB0CEHIES, PROVISIONS >
Wines, Liquors and Segars.
SELKOT GOODS always in Mor?, ap.l
ttcu-i . :'..?c '. ivir fc?io l.jSSjS 1'K-i.N
l i ?S T.
Main Street ni i forr?is Street,
rsi. J. CALNAN. OH. KREUDV.T?
July If)
I Thelajup of lite anti Way toHoaith.
III mm
Fortis cure of ai! those J Uneases har
in'j th'ir origin in a ciliated, condi?
tion nf Che huniqa-eysteni. and tiiose
arising from any tteparlnre from li.
liars nf health, mf?riitfrnre in Hvinrj,
over-taxing natur- . from too great i*>
JJ{jcncerftceryk:ii!i-eating, drirtc
int/, working-ichtreb'i nature suf?
fers exhaustion.
THIS chemical exu act will L-t fouu?. au
invaluable restor.iE^e cordial : r iii
diseases arising from ri:) impure etatv <y.
the blood. Cutaneous eruptions* such as
boils, Piiupb s, Carbuna' s. i'ustuier-.
liloicbviS itougliueys ot tho Skin, Scab
Apjwanujcj >?{ the Cu'u-'.e, Feit-jr, Ring?
worms arid Itching Rumors ?nf the Sim,
::.:.? puruier viii remove, sad impart
heall li alni a life-glow io the e uuplexiou.
For Erysipelas, Scio?abi o. King's Evil.
Eheujnati un, Pain?! i:< Iii Lom-j, Suffnep-.
in the Joint?, Old Oicei-s, Want of Diood
in the l'ari-?. pliilit: s ires L'La??,
aud Impair od Coudtituiions a: laing from
those .diseases, and bom tua u.o ?JOO une
:?' mercury. Eur General Debility, spring?
ing from l>ysp< psia?r Tndigestioti, <Vodk
HP8S and i', ?os io the Stomach, laver Com?
plaint, ?>r want of acttea in tteat organ
producing pains in tito title or back, aflact
; in? the kidneys and bladder.
fi mab -. i tiiu period ol change, wiP.
Sud i: the best ; -*:orr.t?vo to hed?a mm
j. ;x :.;;.(,, rr-"ii it titos? tveakaesses and
?i.,.iv-.- . '.' mind -nd body which ?-..'.
i.j.t ?I it.is time u' life.
Per ?ons traveling Sou; U or livim; in wann
din ia tea, and all lUtscclhuated, wiii lind tue
Quteeu'd Delight a givsi protection u- i .
i ail iiit>.-e diseases ividch origmatn in .
cbajigu ?jf oUoiatc, tb?-t n.,.l
Ita prop*!?iii a- a rem? iy were :;,st in
trodnct d To the liol. ? ol ; i ?j j-i : ..e -?:- .n Liv
j i)r.>s.YbiuigSii?oi ? i.-- ..: i;. ,'.
*? ewly as lm*', te?, avainant? altartttivoxe
iiiedy :"i pyjihUiticuffecoousiand others re
qturing a-?tinf mercury. Er. liiruoiio' ^ta^.
nioutsuavo been endorsed an! extended
ty Dr. A. M>^ez,of Mobile, and 1). ll. X.
Frost, cf .'hai le.-fou. From the reporte in
its favor, tbvi'e scorns no rea.- -u io dt iii?
tlitel'.it^ v o? ? ? .?.-.dictinj m So.ei dar\
?> philis, . '.i't'?itla. Cutaneous lh.sabi?,
CUron.c He; ..I.- . licet lons a?Vd other CODI -
Maints beaelited by alterativo nnjtii ^nes.
: K>r : ai?- by FISHER HEIN Usn. "
.'uno JU lIuvnnactoKiS Columbi*, s. C.
Thos. r= Walker,
i Magistrate and Coroner,
Office in Pos: Offli e Rnilding, Columbia.