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THE PHOENIX. rOBIilNBBD DAILY AND TKI-WEEKLY, EVEBY WEDNESDAY M O II VINO. ?Y JULIAN A. SELBY, EDITOR AND raOPltlETOR. ?Jficc on Main Street, above Taylor. -- - - CVBook. and Job Printing of every du erip tion promptly and faithfully attended to. BY J. A. SELBY 'Let our Just. Censure COLUMBIA. S 0.. SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 23, 1870 TERMS- -I H ADVANCE, .lursriiirTioN. Dc il} . Six Months. Tri-Weekly, Six MUDths, Weekly. Sir Motu he, - M eo ?50 1 50 ADVEUTISEXENTS. Per Square, Niue Liuoa. first insertion, #0 70 Each subs?quent insertion, - 50 Weekly, each insertion, ... 75 SV A lib?ral discount made on the abovi rate? when adevrtisemtnt* are inserted bj the month. Tho following is the substance of tho remarks delivered by H. L. Jeffers, Esq., in Abbeville, in reference to the Mar? shall lands, which had been purchased by Land Commissioner Leslie: M?. Fill ENDS AND FEIiLOW-ClTIZENS: Doubtless you all know that tho State of South Carolina, through her General Assembly, then sitting, just preceding tant now in session, passed an Act author? izing tho appropriation of $200,000, for the purpose of purchasing hinds, and that lands thus pnrchased should bc laid off in lots of from 50 to 100 acres, and sold to persons, without regard to raco or color, who were unable, without tho assistance of the State, to buy laud, and give them time to pay for tho same-say five years. The Act thus passed provided for tho appointment of a Land Commissioner, and the Hon. C. P. Leslie has received the appointment and commission. In obedience to the requirements of said Act of the Legislature, and in tho dis? charge of the dation thus imposed, he has purchased this tract of laud now known as the Marshall laud. The tract bas been sub-dividedhnto from forty to sixty aero lote, except so much ns has been attached to the homestead-say 200 acres. Just here, my colored friends, iu consequence of some misconception as to the object of appropriating 200 acres to this homestead, it may be proper for me to explain. It is thc wish and aim of the Land Commissioner to maintain tho value of that largo and lino building, by attach? ing to it sufficient land, in order to in? duce some good aud proper person, that is able and willing, to buy and pay its worth, so as to help reduce the cost of Buch lauds as you may buy. Believing, at the same time, that none of yon aro able or oven desirous to purchase such a house, and as I am, iu tin.-; matter, actiDg ns agent for Mr. Leslie, I can and will take tho liberty of assuring you that neither the Commissioner or myself will think of selling this homestead to any man who lias not, or does not give, good evidence that be will bea friend to you and not only a friend to tho freedmen, but a friend to all good men who are now, or may become, his neighbors-n friend to peace and good order-a friend to his country. Peace and good-will towards all men should be, and ?R, the motto of every good citizen. My per? sonal acquaintance with your Governor, R. K. Scott, enab'cs me to assure you that he is not only desirous, but anxious, that prosperity, peace and harmony may prevail, not only in Abbeville County, but throughout tho entire State. Now, fellow-citizens, nt the requesl of the Laud Commissioner and the Go? vernor of tho State, who knew this wai my native County, and supposing that J was not only known by, bat know tb? people of this section-knowing as the^ do my anxiety for the peace, harmony and prosperity of every good citizen without regard to raco or color, or po litical alliance-requested mo to coull hero and settle this place as w< ll ns ] could, in accordance with the Act of tin Legislature providing for tho Bettlemeii af such lands. Thus, my friends, I au hero to attend to the trust confided ii me, with written instructions from tin Laud Commissioner, which instruction I will now read, and to which 1 respect fully ask your careful attention. [The instructions were road by Mr Jeffers, and thou by a freedman. J Thus you see thu very easy condition that the Act of your Legisla?uro and th instructions of their Agent (tho Lan? Commissioner) lays before you, in orde that you may secure a home for vont selves aud families, and that without dis tinction as to race or color. I know thu the Governor cherishes tho fondest hop -and you seo from my instructions Ibu it is the ardent wish of tho Commis sioner-that these lots of huid may h settled on by you. Therefore, I nm noi ready, not only to iuduoo you, but t enablo yon, na far as 1 eau. by requiri? of you tho very lowest rent that the pn visions of the Act may allow, to comp] with and meet the wishes of tho Lau Commissioner. But, geutlemcu, if w carefully notice tho instructions wino have just beeu road, we will seo that th Commissioner hope* that these hinds wi be settled by good, honest and thrift men, who have some means of oultivutiti the soil, as also .some means of suppo while eugaged in making a crop. Ii plainly points you to the many evidence and which your own experience will sho to be true, that an attempt to plant wit! out the means necessary to aid you, I some extent, will euuse failure and di aster, which failure would evidently 1 a source of sorrow and regret both to tl Commissioner and your Governor, ai tend, to Homo extent, to throw blumo ui cause distrust in tho wisdom and pr dence of your Legislature. I advise thf as far ns yon possibly can, to avoid tin In view, therefore, of your own i terest, UB well as tho v. ; ' 3 and hopes tho Com missioner, Ihtrt these lots lund be ut once settled by you, I ear estly advise all who ure wiliiug to tn hold and can give somo, oven tho soi evidence of their ability, to go throuj the year, to como to tho house and gi me Choir names. If, however, any u here lhat do not feel that they aro 3 able to make the venture, or are u willing to do so, HS a friend, I would I vise them to seek employment with soi good farmer, who has good lands, a HI I ' will give thom remunerative wages, ami live prudently, exercise the strictest economy, so as to save as much money and provision ns you can, so that you may bo able to buy n lot next year. Do | not fear thnt you will.not get land, for 1 think that it is tho intention of your Legislature to assist all who will try to assist themselves. Make your contract carefully, and perform your part well, and, if any difficulty, the law will protect you. Now, ray friends, 1 might here doso my remarks, did not the duty I owe to truth nud justice, to yon, my colored friends, to your neighbors, to the au? thorities engaged in this enterprise, as also to myself, require mo to briefly notice some reports introduced and circulated in this section, relativo to the settlement of these lands; which reports I think you will all join mo inproving and stamping, to be both false and slanderous. First, let mo say, that it is said, that these lands will bo settled np by la/.y thieves and drunkards, and that in consequence of which your neighbors, whoso land joins you, aud whoso homes aro near by, contemplate tho abandon? ment of their homes and their hinds will you not, my colored friends, join mo in proving such to bo a foul and false slander? Yes, I feel assured that before twelve mouths roll round you will, by your honesty and industry, stump such to bo a false and an unfounded slander. My colored friends, look at all your white neighbors; what lauds join yours; whoso houses are in sight; see their pleasing countenances; hear their words expressing satisfaction and de? light at tho idea that you cnn now secure for yourselves, wife aud children a comfortable house, und that they are ready to join you in promoting peace and good order and neighborly friend? ship. Does that look as if they contem? plated abandoning their lands? No, no, my friends; their words and their souls provo that such reports are unfounded. Again, another count, in the indictment against truth nud justice, as well as ogaiust myself, is this: I have just been told that it is reported that I requested these, your white friends, to come herc to day, in order to test your characters. Now, my colored friends, here lieforo rll, I pronounco such false and malicious, aud denounce the person, bo he whom ho may, to bo a vile disturber of thc peace, and deserves the scorn and con? tempt of every good citizeu. No, mj friends; my object iu inviting them t< bo herc was to show to all that th ii scheme of purchasing lands to aid tin poor mau was no secret or .swindle; bul open, ho mane, and with the honest ile sign of helping tho poor man, wi thou regard to race or color, to obtain a hoini for himself and family. No, my coloree friends, it is not for me nor 3-our neigh hors to tc:-t your character; il ia for vor to do that. The Commissioner looks t< you to do it-your Governor expects yoi to do so, and I candidly think you will to tho full extent, vindicate 'iud estab lish a character that will tend to elevuti your race. But, my friends, thero i one great enemy that may como in yon) way. lt is a skulking, alluring and de struetivc enemy. I allude to ardon spirits, whiskey-yes, corn whiskey -tha these whiskey wagons, (whiskey hells would be a better mime,) are rolliuj through the country, ofteu, I am told along this road. Friends, take my ad vice, and turn your faces from them Doutless, they will spot yon, and en deavor to tempt you, by ot?ering who they will call a dram. Yes, they wi! try to draw the last dime from you. pity those that, in order to get yon money, or your labor, would tempt yo to disgrace yourself, beggar and starv your wife ?ind children while on earth and, worse than all, send their souls t eternal ruin. Take my advice, au spurn thom forever. When I go to Cc lumbla, I will uudeavor, in this di rec tier: to get your Legislature and Governor t throw every possible safe-goard aronn you. J know that they wish you well. My anxiety, my colored friouds, io your prosperity und future greatness forces nie to ask you to allow mo to sa somethiug to you relative to the educi lion "? your children, which ia, indeec of transcendent importance, in order t the elevation ??nd happiness ol' yoi people, Your Legislature is now ut gaged in preparing and arranging a gyi tera of fioo schools, when oy the meat and opportunity of educating your chi dreu will bo placed near your home Do let me urge you to make every shif HUI! resort lo ?ill honest moans lo educa' your children -seo that they go to schoo Your School Commissioner, Mr. Loma: will doubtless make every effort to pr< euro good, pious, sober and intelligei teachers; but should ho bo impost upon, or be deceived in his selection and tho teacher of your children ?hon be guilty of using profane lungnngo i drinking, to excess, ardent spirits, < violating any of tho known laws of tl laud, let mu advise you to report him once to your .School Commissioner, ai cast him from you us you would a vint for t io viper could ouly wound tho flei and, at furthest, destroy the body; b u profane and drunkon teacher of yo children could, and would, destroy bo soul and body. Do look well to the ed cation of yonr childreu. Again, my iriends, there is one oth subject, which is, of all others, the mc solemn and sublime-it is relative your religious instruction. Pardon rr my friends, if I should, seemingly, step on ground th tit you or others muy think does not belong to me; but we aro fellow- ; beings-you aro my fellow-man-all aro ; accountable to the living God for each of our actions and teachings towards ono | auother. It is, therefore, my colored friends, ns importuut to you as it is to j the rest of us, that you be intelligently instructed in the great truths of tho Christian Scriptures, You will now, as it were, soou form a colony, and by thej assistance o? him who may buy this i homestead. And I hope that, of all your neighbors, be able to build a com forlublo meeting-house, where ..>on eau. \ aud I hopo will, form ii large ?nd rc-j speetable congregation, when, I hope, | yon will bo ablo to procure an intelligent preacher, of either color. It is to be regretted, my eolorcd friends, that thorn aro so few of your own color that aro intelligent in tho Holy Scriptures to properly instruct you in tho great princi? ples of the Christian religion. We hope, however, that tho timo is not far distant when, from tho force of a proper educa? tion and pions hearts, many may riso up among you that will bo able to lead you j in tho Imo Christian path. My hopes, iu this direction, have been greatly enlarged, from tho fact, which I am glud to etato to you, that I very recently had the pleasure of making the pcrsoual acquaintance of General Howard, who is now ut tho head of tho Educational Bureau, whom I once took to bo my i cuemy; and, in the flesh, I suppose ho wus; Lilt I now rejoice to believe and ! receive him as a Christian friend-anda! friend in the spirit-and verily believe j him to be a Christian geutleman. In a I conversation with him, ho assured me ; (aud I feel that I can assure you,j that ho is not only willing, but anxious, to do all he eau to aid in the proper education of your young men for thu ministry, lint until such ure thus prepared to instruct you, I earnestly advise that you , procure the services o? some pious and I intelligent preacher, no di Her?tico as to j what persuasion ho may belong, or from ? what country ho came from-only seo that ho is a pious Christian teacher. I do hope that somo ono of those who! have given themselves up to the work of j nu evangelist may not only feel that it is : their privilege, but their duty, tobring1 to you tho glad tidings of salvation, j Now, my friends, ono und all. let us feel . and kuow that we are accountable, both j to ono another and to the God that! made us. for both our words and our' deeds. 1 know that J am, and will be, held responsible, not. only lo my fellow-' men, but to the God that rules ns all, for : what T have .said to yoi:, and for the; motives that have prompted me to do so. ! May our Heavenly Father HO guide and . direct you, that you may become a pro:-, perons, good, great and a happy poopli ; to which end let our motto be "peace! aud good-will towards all men." For Sale Low. ALOT of f.inr acres, froid inc mi Plain street, in "Waverly," beautifully ami con? veniently located for a building site. If de? sired, it will be divided to suit purchasers. Aleo, three Ii LUG I ES, (?ne quite new and vcrvelegant. Apply at this Office. Jan 21 -U' $10 REWARD! IOST, In tween the Columbia Hotel and the J South Carolina Railroad Depot, a PLAT Ol' LAND, situated en Wat cree Liver und Spears' Creek, known as the "English Tract.'' Tlie above reward will be paid for its delivery ; at this oftice. Jan '20 4* ! For Sale. Milch COW and CALF. A. M. GUIONA10>, : .lan 21 Corner Duli and S?mate streets. Burns Club Anniversary, JAX L'Ait F 25, 1870. j Tickets to the Anni- i vrreary Supper moy bc procured at McKenzie's. Hope's and Oliver's, and I from . j W. K. GREENFIELD, j Secretary. Jan 20 For Sale. ANUMBER of valuable CITY LOTS for sale I \ppiy to F. w. MCMASTER, JlCf'P No. "> Law Bango, Columbia, S. C. i For Sale. A PLANTATION of 2,200 aeres, on tho {lino of the Sonth Carolina Railroad, .forty-eight milos from Charleston, noar George's Station. This valuable property has I a fruin of one mile and a half on the main branch of tho Edisto River. There is a heavy j growth of cypress and pine, near the banks of tho river, down which is rafted to Charleston | a itrout part of the lumber wbieh is sold tlmro. I On the place is a comfortable. Mansion, of Eight Booms, with commodious quarters for laborers; a new Scrow, Oin and Gin House, erected since tho war. This Plantation is ad? mirably adapted to thc cultivation of Cotton, Rico and Corn, and will bo treated for on most re?.*aoiiab!o (f riiis. Apply at tho oflicc of I D. B. DKSAUSSURE, Jau22C haw Uanre. Pocket Diaries for 1670. PLAIN AND SELF-CLOSING. DIFFERENT sizes and prices. Miller's ?J\r South Carolina Almanao. Also, J.en? do, i, American, Rural, Church and Pictorial Almanacs, for 1870. For sale by JanC BRYAN A MoOARTER. Thorburn's Garden Seeds. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS and ONION SETS, at wholesale and retail. _JanJ4 EDWARD HOPE. Fresh Norfolk Oysters. f?*^ /7? IF y0Q w?nt fre?h Norfolk OY8 <&\j?#TER8, call at the Columbia lo? ^Slfkw House, where they are kept con? stantly on hand, and sold low for cash. All orders from the country promptly attended to. Nov 10 8mo? JOHN D. BATEMAN. Spec lal 3Srot?oojs. j JUST OUT-"CHERRY PECTORAL TR0C11ES!" superior lo all otlicra forConghs, 1 Colds, Sore Throat, and Brnuchitiet, and Hoarseness. None to pleasant- none cure- tn ! quirk. Manufactured by ! RUSHTON & CO.. A*ior Uouse, New York. \ 1'wr sale by Dr. c. II MIOT, Columbia, S. C. ', No moro of these borribie tatted, uauooat- j lng, "Brown" V?beb thing*. Dcc2S?U3mo . PAIN KlLlbEK-A CUKE KO It OII'II-, THERIA-AH interested, please read tho | following extract from a letter from Mrs. Ellon B. Mason, wife f<( Rev. Francis Mason, Tuunghoo, Birmah: * * My eon wa? taken violently bick with diphtheria, cold chills, burning lever and ?oro throat. 1 counted one morning ten little i vesicles in his throat, very white, and Iiis : tongue, towards tho root, j nat like a water? melon, full of seeds; tho remainder coated au thick as a knife-blade. So many children havo died around herc, I waa afraid to call a physician, and I thought I would try your Pain Killer Tor a gargle, with aniall doyen in? wardly. I did so, and found tho garglo inva? riably* cut off tho vcaiclee, and ho raised them up, often covered with blood. Ho waa taken on Sunday; on Wednesday, his throat wan clear, and'his tongue rapidly clearing off. I ahm used it aa a liniment, with castor oil and hartshorn, for hi? neck. It eecnied to mc a wonderful cure, and I can hut W?BII it could bc known to tho many poor mothers in our land who aro loaing su many children hy this dreadful disease. I havo found your Tain Killer one of the moat valuable * medicines ever used in Birmah. Once I was stung by a very large black scorpion; tho pain was indescriba? ble. I immediately applied the Pain Killer, (for I never travel without it,) again and again, and in half an hour my foot waa well. Dr. Walton writes from Coschocton: "Your Pain Killer cures this new disease-DijtitUieria, or Sore Throat-that is so alarmingly preva? lent here; and it has not been known to fail in any instance when used in time. This fact yon should make known to thc world." ( It is used in this disease aa a gargle and lotion, as well as a tonic and stimulant.) lu Halifax, where this dian se prevailed for ; many months in its most malignant form, the I use of PBKHY DAVIS' "PAIN KII.LF.U" was in va- ' riably attended with tho moat favorable re? sult*,when it wau used ere tho disease had math; too much progress t" preclude tho uso of so powerful a stimulant. Jan 1 ||lmo{8 SPECIAL* NOTICE-To parties inwantof Doors, Sashes and Blinds, wo refer to the ad? vertisement of P. P. Toale, the large manu? facturer of those goods in Charleston. Price list furnished on application. July 17 9mo Baking Powders. BETTER than Prestou's, warranted. Only t won tv-ti ve cents a hex, at Vina BR St H El NITSH'S Drug Store. Candy! Candy! ~(\ BOXES Mixed CANDY, just received ? . Jv" and tor sale low bv the hr>\. Dec 10 j. A T. ll. AGNEW. HEISER DINING SALOON ^rTr^T-r. IS OPENED f..r the : si: \st)N, wi th choie-SHgnk OYSTERS, HAME, Ac, t, gothor with n.gX> everything that is usually Li pt in a lir.st ch?as IN stum ant. Nov l? ?9*LDNCU every d iv at ll o'clock. EXCHANGE HOUSE, PAYSlNGEIltSi FRANKLIN, Proprietor?. S^fi&w TUE above house is conveniently t3a$9at. h;e:tted on Main street- kept oil -il ^> European plan, with large, well-fur niahud nooma. Table supplied with tho best tho market affords. Also, finest Norfolk OYS? TERS. WILD O AME and FISH, of all kinds, Hcrved in any style, hy au experienced cook. Board, willi or w ithout lodgings, by the week or day, at moderate rates, and meals served at all hours, without extra charge. In BAR attached, will always be fouiidg-jrj finest WINES, ALES, Liquors, Segara, Ac.DM T. M. PAYSINOKR, C. H. FUANKMN. Mf COLUMBIA CLOTHING HOUSE. * R. & W. C. SWAFFIEL1). CLOTHING 1 MARKED DOWN! Our atojL of CLOTHING and HATS will be sohl at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, until thc close of thc season. Our stuck is ?-til! com? plete, and we arc constantly adding to it NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS. We have a number of Ladies' Traveling Trunks, Which will bo aold at coat. They are new and of thc best manufacture. In Cheap Black and Fancy BATTIN ET SOI rs, we can still supply our Jobbing Trade. E. & W. C. 8WAPFIELD. Jan 13 aCERTAIN PRESERVATION ol- Tin: ' * S? X <3r X3I T - ' / 5T /fi .1 7-' ACT rn HAT tho celebrated perfected SPEOTA X CLES and EYE GLASSES, manufactnrod by Lazarus A Morris, ihirlford, Connecticut, strengthens and preserves tlio Eyes- assists the Sight most brilliantly, and lasts ii great many yoars without change. ISAAC SULZ HACHER, Jeweler, Columbia Hotel How, is the sole appointed Agent in Columbia, S. C., and vicinity, for thor sale. Dec :lu ly Large Assortment 1' Ladies' and Gent's linc GOLD WATC II ES and CHAINS, for salo at ISAAC SULZHACHF.R'S, Columbia Hotel How. O O Large Assortment F new styles Ladies' Half SETS, (som< thing clcgaut,) at ISAAC BULZBACHER'S, Columbia Hotel How. O Immense Stock F solid Silver and Plated Wares, selling cheap, at ISAAC BULZBACHER'S, Columbia Hotel How. O The Finest Assortment ? Table and Pocket CUTLERY in the city, at reduced prices. ISAAC BULZBACHER, Columbia Hotel Row. Large Assortment OE Preach and American CLOCKS. Also, a small assortment of GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, Ac, Ac. at ISAAC BULZBACHER'S, .Tan -ri Columbia Hotel Row. Watches and Jewelry. THE under? signed h e r.e h y j begs leave to in-I form his custom- j ? ere and the public j I that lie will conti- ? jg nui; the WATCH K and JEWELRY .? BUSINESS in his new establish? ment, coiner of I Richardson and Tavlor streets. Gold and Silver WATCHES, Jewelry, Silver j and Plated Warr?, Knives. Forks, Spoons and i everything belonging to a well-ecicctcd as I sort meut, always to be had or furnished on ? the mogtfavoral ie term*. 1 Repairing of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Music Boxes, Surgical Instruments by an ex? perienced workman fr? tn Europe. Jun 7 G. MERCK*. To the Public. f?2 1 WoULD RESPECTFULLY f .'<. SjSuTjyinform the citizens of Columbia i f/T, / TktTi- and the surrounding country gc- i fiil'> Jfijlncrally, that 1 have resumed my ?&S?S?tmt*oU\ Bm ?ness again, after a lapse of twenty years, engaged in the manufacture j of Iron, I um again back at my first Rosiness, that of WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY where a full Stock of ail Goods kept in a First I Class Establishment can be found. I ahull use ! my best endeavors to give satisfaction toalki I hope to receive a share of patronage. 1 shall ' keep First Class Workmen, and all work eu - i trusted to me will bo warranted. Nov (J WILLIAM GLAZE. Living Writers of the South. SHORT biographies, lists of works, nod ex? tracts from the most popular volumes of every living writer of the Southern United States. Ry Professor James Wood Davidson. *"* A very large handsome book. Price $2.00. Vashti, or Until Death us Do Part. By Au? thor of Urania, Macar?a, Ac. $2.1)0. The Polar World--a popular description ot Men and Nature in the Arctic and Ant artic re? gions of the Globe-illustrated. $:i.7;"i. The Romanen of Spanish History, by John S. C. Abbott; with illustrations. rietoral Field Book cf the War of 1*12 By Benson J. Lessing, author of Pictorial Field Book Revolution. 17.00. Photograph Albums. Pockel Cutlerv, Ac, at DUFFIE A CHAPMAN'S Bookstore. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. THE undersigned most respectfully inform? Ilia patrons, and the public in _Lgeneral, t bat lie has received a well se? lected assortment of hue Watches, Jewelry and Clocks-amongst them tho celebrated Ocrman CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut and Oak. SPECTACLES ami Eye-glasses ol every focus, to suit all eyes. Above-mentioned articles will bc sold ul reasonable prices. All work Connected with this line will be executed in tho best workmanlike manner, and properly warranted. A. W. WK H RH AN, Plain street, opposite Mr. Berry's Furniture Rooms. Oct 27 Beer ! Beer ! ! I SOME dealers in tbis city have bren in doubt I that 1 could hold out supplying them with I Beer this summer. 1 new inform the public I that I have ? large supply of old Layer Beor on hand, which 1 put against any Bet-r brought from the North, or even imported from (1er- ! many, as tn purity and strength. I am read} ! to test it by the Be? r scale. Aug 20 " JOHN C. SEKOI'.nS. ! Watches and Jewelry Repaired IN the best manner, by first chis? workmen, and warranted. ENGRAVING fun Iv executed. Dec lil WILLIAM O LAZE. Fresh ?Norfolk Oysters, RECEIVED EVERY DAY, and fumi!:- a can bo supplied in r.nv quantity, at Nov 2! J. E. H RISK'S RESTAURANT. Fine Gold Watches OF all descriptions, for Ladies and (lei.tInnen, for sale at WILLIAM GLAZE'S, Ono eloor North of Messrs. Scott A Williams' Banking House. Dee lt. New Goods. s. I HAVE lust receivod another supply v*fcjl of Unu English and French CASS? rEk MERES, of the latest Styles,'Mhich are ?UL offered low for cash. C. D. EBBRHARDT, Washington strtot, oppoidto Law Range. Nov 25 White Corn. C*i~\f\ BUSHELS primo White CORN, for sale low for CASH. Jan 8 EDWARD HOPE. CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK OF ; SOUTH CAROLINA DEPOSITS OF fl A~?TWARDS RECEIVED. INTEREST ALLO WED A T THE RATE 0 . SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM, ON CERTIFICA TES OF DEPOSIT, AND SIX PEU CENT. COM POUSDED EVERY SIX MONTHS ON A COO UN TS. OFFICERS. Wade Hampton, President. T??n fr ?.0/: \ Vice-rrcs?dents. Julia P. Thomas, J Thomas E. Gregg, Cashier. John C. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier. Directors. Wade Hampton, Columbia. William Martin, Columbia. F. W. McMaster, Columbia A. C. Haskell, Columbia. J. P. Thomas. Columbia. E. H. Ilcinitsh, Columbia. John B. Palmer, Columbia. Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia. J. Eli Gregg, Marion. G. T. Scott, Newberry. W. G. Mayes, Newberry. B. II. Rutledge, Charleston. Daniel Ravcncl, Jr.. Charleston. Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or? phans and others may here deposit their oav inga and draw a liberal rate of interest there on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustee? wishing to draw interest on their funda until they rcquiro them for business or other pur? poses: ParcntB desiring to set apart Bmall sums for their children, and Married Women and Minors (whoso deposits can only be With? drawn by thcmsolvea, or, in caso of death, by their legal repr?sentatives,) wishing to lay aside funds for futuro uae. are here afforded an opportunity of depositing their means whom they will rapidly accumulate, and, at thc samo time, be subject to withdrawal when needed. _Aug 18 " sxpaw***?**... CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR, da Blood Cleanser. TFIHIS medicine is known to the faculty aa . ; JL being tho concentrated fluid extract of 1 Sarsaparilla, United with other valuable medi? cinal herbs, and is guaranteed as chemically I pure. For thc euro of j SCROFULA AND COX SUMPTION. This remedy is compounded expressly for : purifying aril cleansing thc blood of all in j tinnitus, going at once to the fountain-head I of disease. It extinguishes Tumors, Consumption, Syphilis, Skin Erup~ " i lons. Suit Rheum, Jiuils, Rheumatism, Wns'e rf Vitality, Scrofula. I Wo all know that the promiscuous vaccina? tion indulged in during the lato war bred the '? moat villainous disease a. Vaccination pus waa t taken from lim anns of many persona full of scrofulous sena. ! Then of conrse thc intpurith s of the scrofu? lous patient wi re absorbed in the blood of men otherwise without diseases, and both became infected alike. Men, women and children throughout nil thu West are most wofully diseased from this cau-so, and knew not, until a few mouths ago, the m igin of it. Henry's Constitution Renovator Relieves Ihe cul ire system of pains and aches, enlivens tho spirits, and scuds new blood BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VEIN. It imparts a RpAnsuxo BHIOUTNESH TO T:IK Ern, A ROSY Gnow TO THE CHEEK, ? A Runt Tl NOE TO THE LIPS, A CLEARNESS TO TIIK IIKAD, BKIOHTXESH TO TUE COMPLEXION. BUOYANCY TO TUK Sl'lMTS, ASH HAPPINESS ON AIL SIPES. For all affections of the kidneys it ia unsur? passed, i People have been rescued, aa it were, from tho very jaws nf death, by a timely uso of this great remedy. EXTU MTS rnoM VAMOPS LnTTEna. "Doctor, I was vaccinated in the hospital.,^. Before thal I had no akin disease. Until I hadfl a bottle of your 'Constitution Renovator."1^ sont me by Mr. l?opor, of Columbia, Mo., I suffered tortures with running sores. Since used two bottles I am well, except a small soi mmt on the calf of my ?eft leg, and that is gettin WS well fast." This from ? lady: "And now my skin in asl clear and fair aa a babe's. My complexion, thanks to your 'Renovator,' ie beautiful." "Yes, jes, I may well eav euch relief was? unknown to me before. Enclosed find five S dollars for six bottles; two families here want to try it." "1 was very much troubled with syphilis. . Your remedy heema to be curing ine fast. S? nd" four bottles per Exprese." "No more rheumutiam. Three butth a of ? Constitution Mi-novator have made me a new man." "Doctor, enclosed find t~>. Please send me >, a supply. Two families here want to try your - Constitution lie nu va tor." We have not space for moire of the above ex? tracts, but yen cnn a?k yonr neighbor nboqt' the riHiiedy*. Every one has something good to i-ay, as it cures every time. For all diseases of the KIONF.YS, RETENTION or THU UBTXE, lo., Ac. And for Female Diseases, Nervous Pro*tra- . lion, WeaknoHs, (leneral Fat . Huele and Want of Appetite, it is unsurpassed. ? _ CAUTION.-In ordering our rtmedy, aiwajs J. place the number of our Post Office Box on B your letters. Thc new law in our New York Post Office compela this. Address, ?II. Jil. E. IIKMty JSi C O., "* |!Director-General Berlin Hospital, Prussia. Agency of the United statis, halioratory, 270 Pearl street, FoBt Ofilce Box 5.272. New York. Ol" CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR ia $1 per bottle, six bottles for $5. Sent anywhere on receipt of prieo. Patients are requested to correspond confldentiBUy, and reply will bia made by following mall. Sold by all respect able Druggists. SARRACENIA* BITTERS, A v \: reign remedy for D X S ]P EP? SIA, And diseases arising from a disorderod con* ditioii of the stomach and Liver. Prepared by G. W. AIMAK, Chemist and Druggist, 409 Kin,:, corner Vanderhnrat stroet, rn -. < liar lenton. South Carolina, **T SOLD DY ALL DR UO O ISIS. 'S* Jan ll ty -. Uuns and Ammunition. JCST received by William Glaze, lino Eng? lish BREECH-IiOADING GI NS, lino Eng? lish Powder, in Canisters, Shot and Caps, of all kind. Ono door North of Mes?is. Scott, WU li Ams A Co.'i hanking Houso. Deo IS