The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 19, 1866, Image 1
Daily Paper $8 a Year
BY J TTL! AN A. SELBY.
'let our Just Censure
PHO?1X
Attend the True Event.
COLUMBIA, S. C., WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 19. 18GG.
Tri-Weekly $5 a Year
VOLUME II-NO. 154
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Weekly 75 cents each insertion.
49" A lit**ral discount, made on the ol?,re
rate* when adr.ei-t-Ltein.ents ore instrrtetl hy
the iixontli or year.
.y Special notices 10 cents a line.
AGENTS.
S. P. Kinard, Newberry.
Samuel Drouthitt, Greenville C. ll.
Wm. Mooro, Abbeville C. H.
Julius Poppe, Anderson C. II.
How I?EDJEE?IABJIE. - The New York
Evening Post explains that nil tho is?
sues of Government bonds which do
not specify in what currency redeem?
able, are to be redeemed in coin, while
those which on their face ure to be
paid in " lawful money" are redeem?
able in leg-.il lenders or greenbacks.
The question, it says, excites doubts
and uneasiness; but the view given is
generally understood, und has been
recognized by the late and present
Secretaries of the Treasury. It adds:
The distinction between the two
classes of bonds is broadly marked by
their current prices. The six per
cent, bonds payable in 1881 aro at
thirteen or fourteen per cent, pre?
mium; the six per eont. bouds paya?
ble in 1896 arc worth ouly par, q?o
twg both Aa currency. Tho latter,
hftving the"' longest time to run,
would, of tho two, be selling at much
the higher price if it were not that the
former -are -understood to be gold
bonds, while tho latter are by their
express terms currency bonds.
Tile temporary loans, the com?
pound interest notes, the seven-t hirty
note?-all these were well understood
to be payable in currency, and no one
expects or asks for any other pay?
ment. In the thirty-year bonds, pay?
able in 1896, which are those issued
%Q the Pacific Railroad, the promise is
explicit to pay in our lawful money,
which words are understood by all to
mean our legal tender notes. Ho with
tbe short obligations; the agreement
to pay and to receive in payment this
lawful money was explicitly under?
stood on both sides. Where no such
agreement was made, the obligation
to pay in coin is of course. The
United States cannot, in the lutter
instances, pay, without dishonor, in
anything hilt gold coin.
THB WASHINOTON CHRONICLE 10:
PUDIATED.-The radicals seem to lie
bent upon repudiating Forney. Not
content with bringing old Thad.
Stevens out ugain&t him as a candi?
date for the United States Senate,
with a certainty of defeating him,
they have made arrangements fori
establishing a new organ in Washing?
ton city, which will appear to-day, it
is said. It is to be called The Great
Republic, and will be extremely radi?
cal and intensely hostile to the Pre?
sident's policy, yet doubtless a de?
cent journal as compared with tho
Chronicle. It is to be under the edi?
torial management of Hon. J. M.
Edmunds, the present postmaster of j
the Senate, who was but recently ap
Sointed to the office in the room of a
ohnson man that was turned ont.
Forney is clerk of tho Senate. So
we shall have the postmaster against
the clerk. Forney's paper is not very
profitable even now, and lives, no
doubt, on the eramba fed to it by the
office-holders in Washington. How
long it will last when this patronage
shall have been divided, timo will
show. -Richman d Dispatch.
The radicals of Mr. Beecher's con?
gregation, in order to neutralize the
influence of his late letters, gave the
Sontheim radicals a reception in
Beecher's church. The "traveling
menagerie," as the papers call them,
marched in, and were greeted with I
wild applause. They were weloomed j
to the church "where tho principles
of abolitionism and tho doctrine of
Sharpe's rifles were first sent forth j
into the oity"-so tho orator said.
Maynard was the first to reply; after j
which the big organ burst out into
"John Brown," at which the audience
grew frantic with excitement, .and
?boated in a vociferous manner the j
chorus, not forgetting the line, !
"We'll hang .Tefl". Davis on a sour
apple tree."
Such sceues would be incredible,
save that Satan has been loosed in
thia country. __
20,000 people lay sick in Now York
last week, but then there were 980,
000 more who were stirring.
TUR EMPEROR'S IIXXXSS.--The
. cable bas intimated that Hie Emperor
' Napoleon is ill. That is nfact -which
has been known for some time past,
though for obvious reasons the French
journals have had but little to say
about it. The court gossips ni e less
reticent. The press may be pad?
locked, but it. is a harder matter to
keep people's tongues still. His
Majesty's ailment is understood tobe
diabetes-and as the doctors say that
is a complaint from which the patient
rarely recovers, it. is not surprising
that people are beginning to specu?
late upon what is going to happen.
The Emperor, undoubtedly ?-.ware of
the fact that he must die some time,
settled tho "succession" along while
ago -but. in a country like France, it
is much easier to make a settlement
on paper than a settlement in fact.
Dynastic settlements are never cer?
tain there. Tho people are fond of
change, and ns they have not had ono
now for a good many y cms, the
temptation to indulge ina new deal
of the cards, should tho Emperor
drop oil", might be too powerful for a
Regency, or an Empress ns popular
even as Eugenie, to control.
It is idle to calculate on the future,
however, in n case like this. No?
thing is certain, bid. uncertainty.
And that is one ol the weaknesses oJ
what is called a strong Government,
with all power vested in one mau.
When the one man dies, there is no
thing left behind -to fall back upon.
Everythingis at the mercy of chance
Not so in free Governments. Tin
Queen of England might clift to-day
and the machino would goon just sa
before, without apprehension of revo
lution, anarchy, or anything ol' th<
isovt. The President ol" th? Cn i to?
States, also, might die, but the Go
verument would bo in no danger o
dying with him. Free Governments
iu point of fact, are always tb
strongest. Those which rest npoi
the "olio man power"' are ever ii
peril of crumbling to piece?, whei
the limn himself is no more.
[ New York Empress.
VAT.MUTv or DEEIVS rou LAM? Soi.;
JPOR CONFEDERATE MONET -IMTOH
TANT DECISION.-The Warrenton Sen
Hurt contains the following report <
an interesting and important case:
Stewart and Palmer rs. Hanbncl
An action ot unlawful detainer.
This Ls an action instituted by th
plaintiffs to recover the possession ?
a tract of land called Waverly, a mil?
and-a-half from this place The tri:
of the case has engaged tim attoutio
of the Court for the Inst three day
and the main point in Hie case wa:
as to the validity of a deed execute
i by lt. M. Smith to the plaintiffs, i
June, 1KG3, the consideration <
which was Confederate money.
Hanback entered upon thc posse
.sion erf the laud in 1862, and held
os the tenant of Smith. Smith so!
\ and conveyed to the plaintiffs, by tl
deed of June. 18G3. Til? quest k
upon the deed was raised Uv the d
fendant's counsel by a motion to e
elude it as evidence from tho j ul?
and was elaborately argued by Messi
Helm and Hunton, for the d?fendit:
and by Messrs. Tucker and Shack?
ford, for the complainants. The Cou
over-ruled the motion to exclude, ai
allowed the deed tu go to tlio jar
The result ot' this ruling settles t'
law, so far as this Court is concerno
in favor of the validity ot deeds f
land sold during the war for Con fed
rate money.
The jury rendered a verdict for t
plaintiff. We understand the ea
will be carried np to the Court
Appeals.
-
GENERAL, GUAN?-.-The Richmo
Times says: The fidelity of Genei
Grant to his Commander-in-Chief
something for which he deserves i
finitely more credit than for his mu
landed victories over a half starv
army of brave Confederate soldie
The indignant and earnest manner
which, at the theatre in Oincinnn
I he rebuked the men who would hi)
honored him at the expense of
Chief, marks him as a gentleman a
a man of sterling worth.
Whether he sustains the Preside]
policy <.:. not, he has thc pluck ?1
firmness to rebuke those excesses
decency and ill-breeding by which 1
radicals have disgraced thc natii
If he docs sustain Congress and ?
fers with the President, he doser
still greater credit for his late ma
exhibition of fidelity to Presid
Johnson. !t is, wc think, very ?
dent that whatever are the polit
leanings o? Grant, there is little 01
possibility of his ever being used 1
too! of the revolutionists and Ju
bins.
- .-.?-??-?-- -
LIFE (OR DEATH) IX NEW YOKE C'?
The World, of Tuesday, has the
lowing caption to its local column
A Photographer Swallows Poi
-A Tailor Shoots Himself
Italian Leaps from a Second st
Window-And a Woman Jumps i
the East River.
SPECIAL NOTICES!
TASK TIMK HY THE FORELOCK.-Tue
i miasma which generated epidemic fevers
i h* uow rising in. clouds under thc blazing
' beams of thc dog day sun. Every living
? body, as well as refuse anima1, and vegeta
I hie matter, omits unwholesome vapors,
and in crowded cities and tho dense assem?
blages which business and pleasure call
"together, thc elements of disease arc
evolved. The pressure upon every vital
organ is never so great as in the second
and third months of summer, and common
! sense teaches us that these organ? require
to be reinforced to meet it.
We hold our lives, so to sjieak, on a
i repairing lease, and this is the season when
i thc process of dilapidation is most rapid
I and repairs are most required. Therefore,
i build ap, prop and sustain Ila1 powers of na
' ture with that mighty vegetable recupe
1 rant, HORTETTER'S BITTERS. Ile who takes
it may be said to clothe himself in sanitary
mail, against which epidemic disease will
hurl its poisoned shafts in vain. This ia
. no gratuitous assertion, but a great medi
\ ral fact, attested by twelve years' oxpe
! rience in every climate of tho habitable
j globe. Extremes of temperature always
j disturb tho functions ol" thc .stomach, thc
! bowels, tho liver and tho skin, lt is through
I theso that the most dangerous maladies
j assail us. Tone them in advance with
j HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, and dory heat and
j malaria. Sep', 7 Iii
; ."I A Ititi A (j IC ANO CELIBACY-An
j Essay of Warning and Instruction foi
I Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuse?
j which prostrate the vital powers, with ?uri.
j means of relief. Sent free of charge in
I scaled letter envelopes. Address Dr. J.
! SKILLLN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa
j tion, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug l??uio
COLGATE'S UO.VKY SOAP.
This Celebrated Toilet Soaji, in ?jue h
j universal demand, is made from lh<
choicest materials, i* ??SI<1 and einob
j lieut ju ita nature, I5ra\gr?n*ly scented,
I mil extremely lime f?e lui ilf it.s actioi:
i upon the skin. For salo bj all Druggist?
! and Fancy Goods Dealer.-. Mareil 2t> Iv
BATCHELOR'S tl AI It DYK.
! Tho Original and Best in the World
Tiic: only true and perfect H AI H DYE
Harmless, Reliable and inst ant aceous
Produces immediately a splendid black o
natural Brown, without injuring the hai
si.ii:. Bemcdies the til eiVects of bai
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuin
is signed William A. Batchelor. Also, ItE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF 311!.!.K
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifyinj
j tho Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct 25 ly New York,
i A NEW AND GRAND EVOCH IN MEDICINE.
Dr. Maggiel is thc founder of a new medi
eal system! Thc quautitarians, whose vas
internal doses enfeeble thc. ?iom?..ti ...
paralyze tii?? bowels, loutit give preccdelic
; iite, wi.h from one to two of bis cxtraordi
nary Pills, and cures toe most viralen
j Kore? with a box or so of his '.Yondi rfu] au
all-healing Salve. The c two great spec
] lies of thc Doctor are t'asi superseding a
! the stereotyped nostrums of thc day. E?
i traordinary cures by Maggiel's Pills :::i
j Salve have opened the eyes of tho publie t
j the inefficiency of the (so-called l : emcd;<
j ol'others, and upon which people haves
! long blindly depend? d. Maggiel's Pills ai
I not or' tho class that are swallowed by tli
j dozen, and of which every box full take
' cr? ?les tin absolute necessity for anet In*
I Ono or two of Maggiel's P'V-j sufhVes t
i place the bowels in perfect order, tone ii.
I stomach, create an appetite and render il
[ spirits light and buoyant. Tiler?: is ii
j griping and no reaction ?ti tho form ' I coi
; s lipa tion. If the liver is affected, its Inn
lions aro restored; and if the nei vous r-y;
I tem is feeble, it is invigorated. This la
quality makes tho medicines very desirab
i fur the wants of delicate females. Ulecroi
and eruptive diseases are literally extii
! guiahed by thc disinfectant power of Maj
giei's Salve, in fact, it is here announei
j that MaggieCs Dillons, Dyspeptic and l)ia
\ rhaca J'i/ls euro where all others fail. Win
1 fir burns, scalds, chilblains, cuts und :
abrasions of the skin MaggieVs Salve is i
fallible. Sold by .f. Maggiel, 11 Finest rei
New Y'ork, and all druggist af cen
per box. .Inly 20 ly
Estate Notice.
ALE persons having demands again
the Estate of George S. Bower, <1
ceased, will present them properly atter
ed to the undersigned; and all persons i
debted to said Estate will make prom
payment to MARIA L. BOWER,
Adm'x of George S. Bower, deceased.
Or to W. S. BOWER, my Agsnt, ai t!
i store on ('aniden or Taylor street.
Aug :> i"?"*
DENTISTRY.
HAYING opened my ofti
fSg25S3e> i . . "1 i ; ? 111 >' in Columbia
^FTOBMBL ?nav be fo'.l?d at all hours
^-UJ Tl? the residence of Mr. M. :
Berry, (opposite tho Catholic Church, i i
Assembly street. 1>. P. GRE?IG.
June 12
BELTING AND PACKING.
INDIA RUBBER BELTING.
Hemp and India Rubber PACKING.
A good, sssortmont of the above in stn
and for sale low for cash by
July 25 JOHN C. DIAL
! Spades, Shovels and Manure Forks.
I 50 VELS AMES' BPADES an<1 SH<)
I 25 doz. Rowland's and ThnniatV Spade?
and Shovels.
25 doz. Manure Fork?, assorted qualities.
Just received and for sale low bv
! Sept C ,T. .t T. It. AGNEW.
! Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c.
FOUR THOUSAND lbs. nure WI 11 TE
LEAD.
200 gallons Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil.
100 gallons Spirits Turpentine.
With a full assortment of Dry auil Ground
Paints, consisting in part of Chrome
I Green, Parin Green, Chrome Yellow, Drop
1 black, Lampblack, Litharge, Venetian Ped,
* Spanish Brown, Yellow' Ochre, Umber,
I Sienna, Vandyko Brown, Prussian Blue,
j Ycrm?lion, Black Lead, Pumice Stone, Pa?
tent Dye?, .Ve.
ALSO,
A full assortment of Carnap; and Furni
! ture Varnishes, Japan Window Glass, Paint
; Brushes, Ac. For t-ulo low bv
Sept <i J. A T. il. AGNEW.
Mackerel! Mackerel!
20 EXTRA NO. 1 NEW MACK E
20 kits No. 1 new Mackerel. Just re?
ceived and for Kale low bv
Sept 5 _ J. ,V T. li. AGNEW.
Butter, Lard and Fulton
Market Beef.
(IliOICE MOUNTAIN BUTTEB.
J Prima Leaf bard,
j First quality Fulton Market beef,
t Large Pickled Ox Tongues. Just received
I ami for sale by .1. A T. li. AGNEW.
Soap! Soap! Soap!
ONE HUNDRED boxes first qualitv
FAMILY SOAP, just received and for
sale low liv the hov an?l at retail bv
Sept r, ,1. ,V T. li. AGNEW.
Flavoring [Extracts.
REA!. FLAVORING EXTRACTS of Le?
mon, I'ine Apple, Vanilla, Strawberry,
j Ahm,n.1, A e. Jr.^t received and for sale at
? fair price? bf J. A T. lt. AGNEW,
j July 22 '
\ Sugar and Coffee.
ONE HUNDRED bbl?. REFINED SU?
GARS, consisting of Crushed, Pow
j dered, Granulated and Extra Collen Sugars.
50 bbl?. Muscovado Sugars.
! loo hags Rio, Maracaibo and Java ("of
! lee?, ?ju lian?, ami lor sale at low prices tn
j Sept 5 J. A T. lt. AGNEW. "
! FLOUE, FLOUR.
i K/Tkl BBLS. CHOICE NEW FLOCK,
OUI from m w ?heat, just iceeiv. .1 ami
j t..i ?ale low by J. A r. ii. AGNEW.
Crash Motice.
I^OK lue information ?>f nil concerned,
we state tint eu:- t, nu* ureOASH BE
I FORE DELIVERY OF GOODS. Order?
! sent us from country ami elsewhere wil
I receive i,,, attention it?/*-.?N tit:ct.u>?>an?t'i
! with cadi tn ?."'i thc hill.
: Aug 12 ' .!. .V T. K. AGNEW.
! Segars, Tobacco, ?Sec.
50.000 SSo?a fi":i
Tog.'.lier with a good assortment <.
j Chowing ami Smoking TOBACCO,enibrac
ingthe celebrated Durham Smoking, .lenin
! i.j.,.1 ... i ^ chewing. F..r : a'.,- a"
j wholesale and retail ai io? . >.,.
j REAL CANTON GINGER.
; 4) CASES genuine ?.ANTON (?INGER
, ? Just .. ,?. and for sale at lair juice:
: bv J. ..: T. \\. AGNEW.
! 'July 22
Mlo and Porter?,
ON E HUNDRED dozen London P< ?RTE!
an.l Edinburg ALI'.. Jtisi received an.
I ;or sa!.- hy .1. ? T. li. AGNEW.
Jellies, Fine Apple, ?Sec.
(< ENTINE RAS] BERKY, rial PEAR
IT genuine Banana, real Orange, genii
; ?ne Pine Apple, real Plum and genuin
; Apple JELLIES; also, genuine Pino App!
j and real Peaches, in hcrmetioally-sealei
! can-.. Just received and for s:.i.- at tai
I prices bv J. A T. !i. AGNEW,
j July 21
Cream Tartar, Soda, &c.
KEAL CREAM TARTAR, genuine SOD;
and real SAL.ER.VTl's. Just receive.
! an.l for sale by J. A T. lt. AGNEW.
Hubs, Smokes, Felices.
JUST RECEIVED, a full assortment ..
Huhs, Spoke? ami Felloes, .- ts it able fo
i Carriage and Wagon-makers, which will b
i ?old nt a small advance on e. .st.
I .Tidy 1 I J. A T. R. AGNEW.
Mustard ! Mustard ? !
1C.VSE FRENCH MUSTARD, anda fui
assortment of London Mustard, in hot
! ties, cans ami in hulk, ju-t r.e.-ive.i pe
! steamer, ami for Male low l,v
July 11 J. A T. E. AGNEW.
Circular Saws.
4 FULL assortment ?.f best qualit;
J\. Cast Steel CIRCULAR SAWS, troni
to 52 inches in dianiet. r, inst received am
fornido low bv J. .VT. li. AGNEW.
July 21
TEBWILLXGSTJVS
! FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
rp HE undersigned have been appointe,
i JL agents for these superior SAl'i->
', These Safe? are made with three Hanges
all other safes have bul two. They hav
Powder Proof Locks, and the locks an
bolts are protect? dwith plates of harden*
steel, which is the only protection again*
the burglar? drill and"thein?ertion of [?on
, der. Also, w ai ranted free from dampness
While these Hates have no superior i
quality, they are furnished at mod?r?t
linees' at least 25to.,,-|4 ??ere. tit. lc?* tba
[Herring's and other maker?, while th
quality cannot bo surpassed.
A sample Safe can he seen nt our ?tor?
ami order* will be taken at New Vor
prices, with expenses of transportatio
' addod, and no charge for forwarding i
Charleston. J. A T. P.. AGNEW
H. E. N?CHC
General Insurance Agents, SI
OOTJTJMB
KEPRESENT, among others, thc folfowin
QUEEN'S INRDRANCE COMPANY o?
izod capital ?.2,000,000, ot nearly
! UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY, New York-let
I INTERNATIONAL, Now York capital and :
I SECURITY, New York capital and assets. .
? HOME, New Haven- capita! and assets....
MANHATTAN, New York capital and asset
I NORTH AMERICAN, New York-capital ar
i HOME, Savannah. Ga.-capital and assets .
SOUTHERN INSURANCE AND TRUST, S
I Risks takdH on BUILDINGS, MERCHANT
j tions -Household Furniture, Bents, Leases,
j perty liable to loss or damage by fire, on th<
' abie in gold or currency, and losses prompt]
j .ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, tit
j Tins lib? ral and g?nerons company present?
j life is uncertain, arid who desire to make a <
who otherwise might sutler when they aro g
j SELL EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, In av.
i Internal Revenue Stani??s, of all denomini
*3T Ollicc, for the present, corner of Wash
I iETNA LIFE LT
"si ^.W"^*
! Assets, June, 18GC.
Income for year ending June, 1866, OT
1?>Q?T POLICIES issued in June, 18GG.
"00*-J Fiftv per (...nt. dividend deolan
TEN* PAYMENT LIFE AND Al
NON- FORI
i ??11,00!) will bc insured ..ri a single Life, who.
THIS IS THE ONLY NORTHERN 1
SOUTHERN P?LICH
Tho univ certain provision for your far
Do not delay to place those near and c
, chance Call Oil
! .Tnlv22 3m?> Corner of Assembly ai
THE sn i m.;
THE UNDERSIGNED |
having leased thc al?ove- j
namedPOPULAR HOTEL, j
_begs leave to inform her
former patrons aud the traveling public
generativ that she will be on-pared for the
RECEPTION OF VISITORS .>,, a?<l after
September 3, lsoo.
Thc table will he supplied with tho best I
tlie markets afford, und 1,0 effort spared
t<?r.-.?he!! A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE.
MKS. 11. C. SPECK,
Proprietress.
Columbia, S. C., September 1. lSftd.
SHIVER HOUSE.
HAYING DISPOSED ot KV HOUSE for
ix tenn of years : > Mrs. l>. C. SPECK,
who is well known in the city, and to thc
public at large, as a popular llotcl-koeper
and a wort liv lady, i take great pleasure in
recommending ber t-> my friends and thc
public generally, and feel no hesitation in
saying, one visit to brr llnusn will induce
another. Call ami give ber a trial.
In taking leave of my friends and pa?
trons, for Mrs. Shiver, I return grateful
thanks, and recommend Mrs. Speck as her j
successor. W. SHIVER.
Sept 2_;
IMationa H otel,
Near t;;o Granville and Charleston '.
Railroad Depots,
COL V SM? I A , S . 1 .
. ... -vin.' ?.obli.- is informed that the
gnr above hotel lias juot> ?...,." finished,
J?I?I and contain.-, new furniture through?
out, tor the accommoda : ion o?" TRANSIENT
and REGULAR BOARDERS. Tho very
best that the markets afford will bo found
on his table, prepared in excellent style. 1
? C'-arges moderate.
Passengers will i-- conveyed to and from
either of the depots FREE OF CHARGE.
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas?
sengers to anv part of the towner country.
Fine WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TO?
BACCO, etc., can be obtained in the Sam?
ple Room connected with tho hotel.
Aug 7 R. JOINER, Proprietor. j
Removal.
_ 4' O
IHAVE REMOVED my rle.-, hom the
corner <?f Taylor and Assembly streets
to the lot nearly opposite the Express Of?
fice, on Taylor street, where I will always
bi' found, readv to execute, in a workman?
like manner, all work ?11 tin- BLACKSMITH?
ING linc that may bo entrusted to me. I
hope, by strict attention to business, ai.d
employing none hui first-class hands, to
continue to receive that liberal patronage
which has heretofore been extended to me.
HENRY SKIPPER.
Taylor si., between Sumter aud Marion.
Sept S
Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer
and Undertaker.
HAVING resumed the
'above business. 1 am pre
_ Jpared to execute all kinds
.f work in the above lim- ut the shortest
notice and most reasonable prices.
A variety of COFFINS constantly on
hand. Funerala promptly attended.
M. ll. BEERY,
At brennan A Carroll's Carriage Factory.
Aug
.THU; UM BESTA?BIT!"
Vc-/ </?>?;? West 0/ t>,- Post Oflce.
TREVET & BERAGHI
?TTTOULD i-espcctfidlv inform their
\> friends ami the public to eoneral
that thev have opened a RESTAURAN at
tlie abo've place, where the very host of
evervihing in tho way or eatmg ?nd drink- |
?Hg eau !... obtained at short notice.
CREAM ALE on draught.
LUNCH every day from ll to 1 o cloe?. .
I July 10_i
SUGAR-CTJRED SHOULDERS!
ALMOST equal to Hains.
?ue 30 JOHN C SEECERS A CO. I
;ock and Exchange Brokers,
HA, 23. O.
K well-known FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES:
! Live rpool ?nd London-author
. $10,000,000
ipital and assets over. 3,000,000
assets nearly. 2,000,000
. 1,500,000
. 1,500,000
?*V. 1,100,000
id aaseta . 760,000
. 500 ooo
ayaunah-capital ?nd assets! '.. W.OOO
HZE, COTTON-in store and on planta
Mortgages and every description of pro
> LOWEST TERMS. Policies issued pav
[y paid.
irtford -capital and assets nearlv $4,060,000.
3 great inducements to thoso who feel that
EKT.UK provision for those near and dear,
ono.
mis to suit, at the unnal rate?,
itions, for ?ale.
lington and Assembly streets. Sept 9 6mo
s'SU RANCE CO.
.?3,000,000
er. 2,800,000
DIVIDENDS declared and paid annnallv .
id January 1, 1S6G.
LL ENDOWMENT POLICIES.
CITABLE. -
rc the physical condition is unexceptionable
COMPANY THAT RENEWED ITS
2S AFTER THE WAR.
lily is a policy of LIFE INSURANCE,
lear above the contingencies of accident or
II. E. NICHOLS Si CO., Agent?,
id Washington streets, Columbia, 8. C.
II
GIBBES & HUGGINS,
Insurance Agents,
COLUMBIA, 8. C., *
WILL take RISKS at fair rates on PRO?
PERTY," in the following responsible
companies, viz:
; Metropolitan Company, Hew York.
j Capital $1,000,000.Surplus $615,000.
I Continental Company, New York
; Capital $o00,000. Surplus $1,032,000.
[Thin company has the largest surplus,
? and its ?tock rates higher than any other
I insurance company in ?ew York.]
j National Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, New Orleans.
j Capital fSOO.OOO.Surplus $40,000.
I Baltic Fire Insurance Company,
New York.
Capital $200,000.Surplus $47,000.
North American Fire Insurance Com?
pany, Hartford, Ct.
Capital $300,000.Surplus $98,000.
These companies have all been licensed
bv thc Comptroller-General of the State of
South Carollua. GIBBES & HUGGINS,
Sept 9 tO_Insurance Agents.
The Lamp of Life and Way to Health.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MIMI mm
AND
For the cure of all t?iose Diseases hat?
ing their origin in a vitiated condi?
tion of the human system, and those
arising from any departure from the
laws of health, imprudence in living,
over-taxing nature, from too great in?
dulgence of every kind-eating, dri wit?
ing, working-xrhereby nature suf?
fers exhaustion.
THIS chemical extract will bo foun*. ?:i
invaluable restorative cordial for ali
diseases arising from an impure state of
tho blood. Cutaneous eruptions, such a?
Boils, Pimples, Carbuncles. Pustules.
Blotches, Roughness of the Skin, Scaly
Appearauee of tho Cuticle, Tetter, Ring?
worms and Itching Humors of the Skin,
this purifier will remove, and impart
health and a lifu-glow to tho complexion.
For Erysipelas, Scrofula or King's Evil,
Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones, Stiffness
in the Joints, Old Ulcers, Want of Blood
in tho Parts, Syphilitic Sores and Ulcers,
and Impaired "Constitutions arising from
those diseases, and from the too free use
of mercury. For General Debility, spring?
ing from Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Weak?
ness and Pains in the Stomach, Liver Com?
plaint, or want of action in that organ
producing pams in the side or back, affect?
ing tho kidnevs and bladder.
Females, at" the period of chango, will
find it tho best restorative to health and
strength, from ali those weaknesses and
depressions of mind and body which fol?
low at this time of lire.
Persons traveling South or bring in wann
climates, and ah una cc lim a ted, w?l find the
Queen'? Delight a great protection from
all thoso diseases which originate in a
change of climate, diet and life.
Its properties as a remedy were first in?
troduced to the notice of the profession by
Dr. Thoa. Young Simons, of South Carolina,
aa early as 1828, as a valuable alterative re?
medy in syphilitic affections, and others re?
quiring u?e of mercury. Dr. Simons' State?
ment? have been endorsed and extended
by Dr. A. Lopez, of Mobile, and D. H. R.
Frost, of Charleston. From the reports in
ita favor, there seems no reasen to doubt
the efficacy of this medicine in Secondary
Syphilis, Scrofula, Cutaneous Diseases.
Chronic Hepatio Affections and other com?
plaints benefited hy alterare msdisin e s
For sale by FISHER * HELNIT8H,
June 29 Pharmacists, Columbia, 8- C