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THE PHONIX. rOBUSU? DAII/T AV? TB X-WK S ET*Y. THE GLgANER, WEAT WEDNEFDAY MOBNINO. BY JULIAN A. SELBY, ? EDITOR AND PBOFRIETOB. Offio? on Main Street, above Taylor. WBook and Job Printing of cvcrv do. erip t ion promptly and faithfully attended to. atinucnimo?. Dally, eix montbe, ?4 00; TM-Weekly, 2 6( : THE DAILY "Let o TIT Just Censure PHONIX. BY J. A. SELBY Attend the True Event." COLUMBIA. S. C.. FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 4, 1870. VOL. V-NO. 271. ADVERTISING. Por Square, Nine Lines, flr?t insertion, $0 76 E&cb, Bubeo<)uor,t insertion, . . *B0 Weekly, each insertion, - 76 OONTBACT ADYKUTISIXO-ONE M NTH. 1 ear. ?8, 25 ct*, alttr.ll snr. 39, 1 for altir. 2 ft 12, .? " 12 A 42, 2 for " 3 " 15, M " 13 45, '? 4 " 18, " 14 " 48, ?. " 5 " 21, 50 cte. " 15 ?' 61, 3 lor V 0 .? 24, " " 16 " 54, " " 7 " 27, " " 17 .? 57, M " 8 " 30, ?. ,; 18 60, 4 for M 9 " 33. $1 for alter. 19 M 63, " 10 " 36, '? " 20 " 66, 5 for J? 2 months. 50 per cent, added; 8 month?, double monthly raten ; C mont h e. 4 times month Iv nins' IO mr.nll.o H ??-~- --?I.? Acta r*at?c<l by tile Legislature ot Botitli . Carolina. AL* ACT TO INCORPORATE THIS POLICY HOLDERS' MFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE COUPANT OP THE SOUTH. SECTION 1. Be il enacted bf the Senate arid' Honse bf Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in Oeneral Assembly, and by the authority of the same: That William C. Boo, Robert Mure, Henry Cobia, Andrew Simonds, John R. Dukes, George W.: Williams, James R. Pringle. W. K. Ryan, L. D. Mowry, Henry Bischoff, William G. Whilden, A. S. Johnston, George H. Moffatt, James Connor, Wil? liam McBurney, George E. Boggs, John 8. Proston, James Woodrow, E. P. Alexander, Edwin J. Scott, John B. Palmci, R. O'Neale, Jr., William M. ShvfeaoJ),' Henry Mciver, D. Wyatt Aiken, Giles J. Patterson, James P. Bojd?, J. Leighton Wilson, Robort L. McC?nghrin, E. Nye Hutchinson, J. HarVey.Wilson, Murdock McRao, Z. B. Vance, and all other persons who may associate with them, shall be a body politic and corporate, by tho name of tho Policy-Holders' Lifo and Tontine Assur? ance Company of the South; and by that name shall have succession of officers and members, may sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded, in any court whatever, and may exercise all Buch oorporate powers end franchises as arc hereinafter provided. Sta. 2. The business of the Company shall be to make insurance upon the lives of individuals, and every insurance appertaining thereto, or connected there? with, and to grant, purchase or dispose of annuities. The insurance business of the Company shall be conducted on the mutual plan. Tho premiums on all poli? cies issued by thc Company shall be paid in ooah. For any omission to pay any premium due to the Company, after thc payment of one or moro annual premium or premiums, or for any other violation of the conditions of any policy, after said payment, (save and except those against fraud, or attempted fraud, hereinafter provided for,) tho party insured may bo required to surrender his or her policy to the Company, to bc canceled; and in lieu thereof shall be entitlod to receive, in cash, or its equivalent in insurance, the surrender value thereof, at tho timo the premium becomes due and is not paid, or at the time when, for any other cause, the policy may be required to be Bur rendered as aforesaid. In lieu of cash, the Trustees may, at their own option, issue a temporary policy of insurance foi snell a term as the said surrender value, considered os a nett single premium, uiay purchase, and the said term shall b( determined according to tho ago of th? party at the time of the lapse of premium or at the time when, for other cause, tin polioy mny be required to be surrendered and the assumptions of mortality um rate of interest upon which premium o: premiums paid were based. For air violation of the conditions of n polie; designed to protect the Company agains fraud or attempted fraud, tho Trustee may forfeit the policy, and may apply al the previous payments to the uso am benent of the Company. The principu office for the transaction of the busiucs of the Company shall be in the city o Charleston, Sonth Carolina, or at sue! other place as the Trustees may select. Branches of the Company, and agen oies thereof, may be established by th Trastees in any other plaoe. SEC. 3. The oorporate powers an franchises of the Company hereby cr< ?ted shall be vested in a Board of Trui tees, and shall bo exeroised by them, an snob officers and agents as they ma appoint and from time to time empowei The Board of Trustees shall not consii of less than thirty-six persons, a majorit of whom shall be residents of the State < Sonth Carolina; and one-half, and n< more than one-half, of those residing i the State shall be residents of the oity < Charleston ; and no one shall be a Tm sU who ?B not a policy-holder in the Con psuy. The Board of Trustees may, previoi to any annual election of Trustees, ac after giving notice at a previous mentir, of the Board, provide for diminishit the number of Trustees to not less thc twenty-four, in which case the fourth i the whole number, as thus diminishei shall be elected annually, and in tl same manner as is hereinafter provid? in regard to the thirty-six Trustees abo' provided for; and the same powers ar franchises shall vest in said Board, tb diminished, ns were previously vested the Board of tbirty-bix Trust?es. The persons named in the first Seeth of this Act, together with such oth persons as they may select, shall cons tute the first Board of Trustees. Th shall divide themselves, by lot, into fo classes, of one-fourth of the whole nm ber each. The term of the first oh shall expiro at the end of one year frc the first Tuesday in March, 1871 ; that the second class shall expire at thc end two years from that time; that of t third class shall expire at the end three years from that time; that of t fourth class at the end of four years fr< that time, so that in each consecuti yoar after that date tho term of oi fourth of the whole number of t Board of Trustees shall expire. An election shall be held, annually, the first Tuesday in Maroh in each ye to fill the Heats of each class made vaci OH aforesaid; and the persons elected fill the same shall hold office for f< years, or until their successors shall have been ohosen; but any Trustee whose term shall have expired shall be eligible for re-election. All elections for Trus? tees shall be hy ballot, and a plurality of votes shall elect. In the event of a failure to elect Trus? tees on the day appointed for that pur? pose, the remaining Trustees whose terms of office shall not have expired shall have power to fill the said vacan? cies, and also to fill all vacancies that may occur by death, resignation or re? moval from tho State. Fourteen days' previous notice of each annnal election shall be givon in two or more of the newspapers published in the Stato of South Carolina, in ono or more pub? lished in North Carolina, aud in one or more published in Georgia. Three life policy-holders in tho Com? pany shall be appointed, by tho Trustees, managers to bold and declare said elec? tion; and at any election for Trustees, eaoh policy-holder shall be entitled to one vote for his or her own policy, and ono vote for each policy ho or she may bold on tho life or lives of others, which may be cast personally or by proxy. Tho Trustees shall have power nnd au? thority to declare by by-laws what num? ber of Trustees, not less than, seven, shall constitute a quorum for the trans? action of business. They sholl also have power and authority to make all by-laws, rules and regulations not repugnant tc the Constitution and by-laws of the State, for thc government of the officers aud agents of thc Compauy and for the ma? nagement of its nfiuirs, and the same tc alter and amend or repeal at pleasure. They may delegate power to a commit tee or committees of their own numbei to transact any of the business of the Company, except the signing and issu ing of policies of insurance or annuity, and tho payment of losses, which shal be dono on'y by the President and Se cretary, or in their absence, by sud person or persons as may be appointee for that purpose by the Board of Trus tees. They may adopt and keep a com mon seal for the usc of the Company and the same may alter at will. Thej may determine the rates of premium tc be charged, and tho amounts to be in sured on any one life, and thc terms o such insurance, and shall have power te purchase, fer tbo benefit of the Gompa ny, any policy or policies of insurance dividends or other obligations of tin Company;but no officer, trustee or agon of the Company shall be personally, di rcctly or indirectly interested in any sud purchase. The Board of Trustees shall immediately after the organization of th Company, and afterwards, at tho firs meeting of the Board, after each annus, election for Truste; s, elect from their ow number a President, and may oloct aise Vice-Pr?sidents, who sbsill respectivel hold office for the term of ono year, an until their successor shall bo electee Tho Trustees shall have power to elect c appoint a Secretury auel such other o: fleers, agents and employees, as the shall eleem requisite and necessary fe properly conducting tho business of tl Company, who shall hold offico duriu the pleasure ot" tho Board. They mn appoint a President and Vice-Presidon pro tempore, as occasion may require. The President may call special mee inga of the Board of Trustees whenevi requested in writing, so to do, by seve members of thc Board. Tho officers < the Company shall, within sixty da; from the expiration of tho period of ot year from the day of the Company's o ganization under this charter, and with: sixty days after the expiration of evei subsequent period of one year, cause balance to be struck of the affairs of tl Company, which shall exhibit its asac? an d liabilities, both present and conti gent, and also the net surplus after d ducting a Sufficient amount to covoi i outstanding risks and obligations. Ea< policy-holder shall be credited with i equitable share of the said surplus. Su equitable share, at the option of the y licy-holder, shall be paid in cash, or applied to the pnrchaso of an additioi amount of insurance, payable at deat or with the policy itself, expressing t reversionary value of snob equital share, at such rate of interest as t Trustees may designate, or shall be s. plied to tho purchase of an annuity, such rate of interestas tho Trustees sh designate, to be applied to tho reducti of his or her future premiums. In eve of death, the amount stauding to t credit of tho party insured, nt tho 1 preceding yearly balance as aforesa shall bo paid over to the person on tit to receive tho same, and the portion surplus, equitably belonging to him her at the next subsequent yearly lance, shall also be paid, when tho sa Hhall have been ascertained and doclar bat nothing herein contained shall p vent the Trasteos from causing to bo certained and paid with tho policy, si (if any} equitable share belong: thereto. Tho officers of tho Company shall, the yearly poriods aforesaid, causo a nenil balance statement of the affairs the Company to be made, which shall open to the inspection of tho poli holders for sixty days during the us hours of business. The said statement shall show nmonnts reoeived daring the preoed five years for premiums, interest, ? annuities, and also the amoaata paid c ing the same time for losses, expen ?cc, and the balance remaining in Treasury, together with the manner in which the surplus is invested. SEO. 4. The fiscal year of the Company shall terminate on tho thirty-first day of December in each year, and it shall be the duty of tho President, or vice-Presi? dent, and Secretary or Actuary, or a Committee of the Trustees of tho Com? pany, within sixty days thereafter, to preparo and filo in the office of the Comptroller-General of tho State of South Carolina a statement, made under oath, ?bowing that the assets and liabili? ties of the Company, in accordance with, and as required by, the Act of Assembly entitled "An Act to regulate tho Agen? cies of Insurauco Companies not incor? porated in the State of South Carolina," approved March G, 18G9; said statement shall bo examined and compared with the books of tho Company by three or more policy-holders, and its correctness certified to by thom, to tho best of their knowledge and bolicf. SEC. 5. Tho Trustees may iuvest the funds of the Company, or accumulations of money, in bonds secured by mort? gages on unencumbered real estate, worth, exclusive of the exemptions from levy and sale, contained in an Act cuti tled "An Act to determine and perpetu? ate tho Homestead, approved Septem? ber 9, 18G8, one hundred per ceutum moro than the amount agreed to bo loan? ed thereon, or in stocks und bonds of the United States, or of this State, or of any other States of tho United States, or of cities incorporated therein, or in first mortgage bonds of railroad companies, when such bonds aro worth in opeu mar? ket, not less than eighty couts on the dollar, and yielding and paying an inte? rest ou the par value thereof, of not less than five per centum per annum: Pro tided, That the investmentsu tho bonds or stocks of this State shall not be les* than fifty thousand dollars. They may loau money on the hypothecation of such stocks nod bonds as the aforesaid, on such terms and conditions as they maj from limo to time determine, and maj change all the aforesaid investments, and re-invest as often as they may thint proper. SEC. G. It shall not be lawful for th? Company to purchase, hold, or convey real estate except for tho purposes, nut iu the manner following, to wit : 1st. Such as may be reqnired for ih immediate accommodation in the transnc tion of its business. 2d. Such us may have been mortgage? to it in good faith, by way of security fo loans previously contracted, or for moue; due. 3d. Such as may have been conveyc? to it in satisfaction of debts previous!; contracted. .Uh. Such ns may have beenpnrchasei at sales upon judgments, decrees of fore closure of mortgages obtained and mad for such debts, and all such real est?t as may bo acquired as aforesaid, an which shall not bo necessary for tho ac commodation of tho Company iu th convenient transaction of its busiuess shall be sold and disposed of within fiv (5) j'ears after the Company shall bav acquired title thereto, unless the Cou pauy shall procure a certificate from th Comptroller-General that the interest c tho Company will suffer materially by forced sale thereof, in which event tb time for sale may be extended to sue time as thc said Comptroller sha direct. SEC. 7. All policy-holders shall t members of the Company, but no men ber, except officers and agents thereo shall be personally Hablo for any loss < losses of the Company, and such office and agents severally shall only be liab for tho loss or losses arising by reason i their own respective neglect or misco: duct. SEC. 8. Suits at law may be maintai cd by the Company against any of i members for any cause relating to tl busiuess of the Company, also suits law may be prosecuted and maintain? by any member against the Company f loss or losses by death or on tho mat rity of a term policy, if payment is wit held moro than two months after t proof of loss or losses, or claim, h been submitted to tho Company. SEC. 9. This Company shall have a thority to insure for any married worn by herself, and in her own name, or the name of any third party with 1 nssent, as her Trustee, for her sole v and benefit, her own life, or the lifo her husband, or the lifo or lives of 1 child or children, for uuy definite peric or for thc full term of her, his or th natural life or lives, and iu the event the policy or policies, on her, his or th lifo or lives, being for a definite peri or term of years, tho sum or sums, net amount or amounts of tho inaurar becoming due and payable by tho ter of tho policy or policies, shall be pa; bio to her or to her Trustee, to and her own use, free from tho control or i of her husbimd or any of his cr?dito and in the event of tho insurance bei for the term of her, his or their natu life or lives, and of her surviving h band or child, or children, the sum i sums payable by the terms of the pol or policies, shall be payable to her oi her Trustee, to and for her sole use t j benefit, free from tho claims of the le I representatives of her husband or anj his creditors. The amount of the insurance provi? for in this section, as aforesaid, may made payable, in the event of the de of the wife before the definite period which the term-of-years policy on her life-wonld become due if she had lived, and befere the period at whioh the in? surance on lier husband's lifo, or on her child or children's life or lives, becomes due, to her husband, or to her or her child or children, (if of age,) for the use of said child or children, as shall be pro? vided for in the polioy or policies of in? surance, or to the guardian of the said child or children, if under age. SEC. 10. No policy of insuranco shall be issued by this Company until applica? tion shall have been made for insurance amounting in the aggregate to one mil? lion of dollars. Within sixty days after thc organiza? tion of the Company, tho Company shall deposit with the Comptrollor-Gcneral, (there to remain open to inspection nt all times,) fifty thousand dollars, of the stocks and bonds of this State, as a security for the policy-holders against loss, said Company to collect tho interest on said bonds, so long as it remains sol? vent: Provided, however, ?.That no policy shall bo issued by this Company, until tho provisions of this section shall have been complied with. SEC. ll. This charter shall bo subject to any such revision and chango of ita terms, as may hereafter bo adopted by the Geueral Assembly. In the Senato House, tho seventeenth dav of Januarj-, iu tho year of our Lord ono thou saud eight hundred and seventv. CHAS. W. MONTGOMERY, President pro tcm^ of tho Senate. FRANKLIN J. MUSKS, Ju., Speaker nouse of Representatives. Approved tho nineteenth dav of Jauu arv, A. I). 1870. ROBERT K. SCOTT. Governor. STATE OF SOUTH CAE.OI.INA, OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE. I, F. L. Cardoza, Secretary of State o; South Carolina, do hereby certify thai the above is a correct copy of an Act cn titled "An Act to incorporate the Policy Holders' Lifo and Tontino Assnranci Company of the South," filed in tbi office. Given uuder my hand and tho Seal o tho State, in Columbia, thi: twenty-second day of January, ii \u. s. ] tho year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and seventy and in the ninety-fourth year o the iudependeuce of the Unite? States of Americr. F. L. CARDOZA, Secretary of State. AS ACT IO RESEW THE CHARTER Ul- TH COIiCMMA HEllREW I?ESEVOLENT SOCIETY. SECTIOS 1. lie. it enacted by the Senat aud House of Representatives of th State of South Carolina, now me and sitting in General Assembly, and b the authority of tho same, That th charter of the Columbia Hebrew Beue voleut Society of Columbia be, and th samo is lu-roby, renewed and extende for tho term of twenty-one years froi the ratification of this Act; and that a acts douo by the said Society since th expiration ?f its charter, in conformit thereto, shall be, and the same are hon by, declared to be as good and as vain to all intents and purposes, as if th same had been dono beforo the expire tion of its charter. In tho Senato House, the twenty-first tia of December, in the year of our Loi one thousand eight hundred and sist; nine. CHAS. W. MONTGOMERY, President pro tem. of the Se nu te. FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR., Speaker House of Representatives. Approved, the 22d day of Decembe A. D. 1?69. ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor. Pianos ! Pianos ! ! Pianos! ! ! ?ZUS3^3i JUKT received from the Fa E^K^f"??iH?ory, and for sale at a bargain, tl SP I 11 magnificent 73 Octave ?T.\> FORTE, of superior Anteil and uusurpaes in tone. Aleo, an excellent socond-hai PIANO. I'iano Fortes ot the moat c?l?br?t makes furnished at manufactory prices. Pianos. Melodeons and Organs tuned and i paired in the most complete manner, on rc sonable terms. WM. ll. ORCHARD, Piano Forte Agency, corner of Hull and Richland '-tri ctri. Jan 'it Patent Office. A LEN AN DER A MASON, Solicitors Air ?\_ rican and European Patents, and Con sellurs ut Patent Lawn, ; lilt ern years c-xpe ence as solicitors of Patents,) 4(50 Seven street, opposite the Patent Office, Waahiu ton, 1). C. Papors carefully prepared, a Patent i- secured without delay. F.xaininutic in tho Put uni Otilen freo of charge, ?rid ::o dividual fee asked in any case, unless a Pate ia allowed. Chargea as reasonable aa a other reliable Agency. Send for circular terms, instructiona and reference. Jan SI Fine Gold Watches __ f*yJ& OF all descriptions, for Lad JBv^y and Gentlemen, for sale at ?2uMn& WILLIAM OL AZ K'S, ^aieiaBBSBi Qne <]oor North of Mess Soott A Williams' Ranking House. Deel For Sale. . 1 FINE HILLIARD TARI Sharpe's make, slate heddi] f?allFS?&S^^Tables are in good order, w ^ nf i T II" OUCH, balls and Counters o plete. Will bc sold very low. Apply to v Jan ll JO. DLERCKF ~ Planting Potatoes! RARRELS IRISH POTATOES, int l?t) order. EARLY GOODRICH, Chili Reds, Early Rose, Harrison, Pink Eyes, For sale low for caab, by Jan 18 EDWARD HOPI Special jXTotloes. MANHOOD ANO WOMANHOOD.-ES? SAYS FOR YOUNO MEN, on tho passional attraction of the Boxen, and the happineaa of TnuE MABRIAOE, when perfect manhood and perfect womanhood nmto to consecrate the union. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad dross, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P.Phi? ladelphia, Pa._Jan 29 3mo "JUST OUT-"CHERRY PECTORAL TROCHES!" superior to all othore for Coughs, Colds, Soro Throat, and Bronchitist, and Hoarseness. None eo pleasant-none cure BO quick. Manufactured by RISHTON ? CO.. Astor House, New York. For sale by Dr. C. n. MIOT, Colombia, S. G. No moro of these horrible tasted, nauseat ing, "Brown" Cubeb things. Dec 2t? ||J3mo J)A1N KILLER CIRES SORE TBUOAT. AFAVORITE Medicine with all classes, Is DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. IF you have Painter's Colic, USE TUE PAIN KILLER. ~VT0 Medicine is so popular JLi As TUE PAIN KILLER, J?EEP the PAIN KILLER always at hand. IF you have a Cough or Cold, USE TUE PAIN KILLER. LOOK out and not ho caught without a Bottle of PAIN KILLER in the house. LET every body uso tho PAIN KILLER For SPRAINS and BRUISES. EVERY sailor should carry a bottle of PAIN KILLER with him. REMEMBER, the PAIN KILLER is for both Internal and External use. The TAIN KILLER is sold by all druggist^ ' ami dealers in family medicines. PERRY DAVIS A SON, Proprietors. Tl High street, Trovidenco, 378 St. Paul street, Montreal, Canada, 17 Southampton Row, London, England. Fobl _mo 1 MERIT SOON' vol si-: o ABROAD.-It ia hut six years since ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM, I waa first offered for sale. Ita good qualities J was soon made known at home, and very soon ita fame was noised far and near; now it is sold I in nearly every Drug Store in tho United statca-North, East, South and Weat. Nc similar medicine stands higher with tho peo pie. It is well known on the Pacific coast and liberal demands for it from San Francisco Sacramento in California, and Portland, Oro gon; oven from Australia, largo ordera are rc ceived for it. And throughout Canada, it ii ; well and favorably known, and sold every? where. Bead what Captain Foster writes: PORT BCT.WEI.T., March 23,18G9. Messrs. Purry Davis <k Son-Sum: I an pleased to notify you of tho benefit which have received from ALLEN'S LENO BALSAM having been troubled with a cough for severa years past, the Balsam was recommended ti nie. I immediately procured it, and found i to relieve my cough more rcudily than any thing I ever tried. My wife has also used i with most satisfactory results. Yours vcr truly, CAPTAIN D. POSTER. ' Captain Foster ie a ship owner and builder residing at Port Bur well, Canada. Sold by PERKY DAVIS A SON, Feb 1; limo?) General Agents. A TORPID SVSTKM.-Sometimes, with out any assignable cause, tho physici strength and animal spirits give way, and strange torpor falls alike on thc body and ir tellect. Thero is little or no pain pcrhapf but tho natural vigor and elasticity nf th nervous and muscular system seems to hav departed, and an indifference to the pleaanrc of life, and even of its grave reaponuibilitiei takes the place of that earnest interest in bot which characterizes every well balanced min ; when in a healthy condition. This atate of partial collapse is often tl firemonitory symptoms of sumo serious mi ady. It indicates unmistakably that the vii fowers are languishing and need a stimnlan n such caaeB the effect of a few doses of HOI TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is wonde ! fully beneficial. The great tonic wakes i the system from its drowse. The sccretioi and tho circulation receive a new impetu I Tho relaxed nerves r?nover their elartici under the operations of the specific, like tl slackened strength of a musical instrument the process of tuning. Lethargy and del lily are roplaced by energy and vigor, tl spirits rise, and life that almost seemed burden while the season of depression laste { becomes onco moro enjoyable. That such radical chango should be produced by a rom dy entirely devoid of the nowerfnl alkaloi and minerals so extensively need in mode practice, may seem inorodible to thoeo wi I pin their faith on tho medicinal efficacy active poisons, but if these skeptics will ta I tho trouble tn inquire of those who ha 1 tented the corrective and alterative virtnes \ tho Bitters under the circumstances describ? they will fiud the statement to be true. Feb 1 H EHROItS OP YOUTH.-A gentleman W i suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pi mature Decay, and al) the pfiffet? of youth indiscretion, will, for sake of suffering bun nity, pend free to all who need lt, tho : ceipt and direction- for making tho sim] remedy by which be was cured. Puffen wishing to profit bv the advertiser's expr enco, can do so hy addressing, with nerf I confidence, JOHN H. OGDEN, Nov 10 3mo No. 42 Cedar street. New Yor j TO CONSUMPTIVES-Tho advert?s having been restored to health in a few wee by a very simple remedy, after having Htiffei several years with a severe lung affection, ? that dread disease, Consumption, in anxioui make known to hie fellow-sufferers the mei of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a copy the prescription naed, (free of charge,) ? tho directions for preparing and using same, which they will lind a SURE CERE: CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. ' object of the advertiser in sending the \ scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spr information which he conceives to bc inval hie; and he hopes every sufferer will try romody, as it will con them m.thing, and r provo a blessing. Parties wishing tho prescription, will ph address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg, Kings County, N? w Yor _rf _ , AM IHVUW1JD, V IIU1VO UIUU?1UJ lOttll. SPECIAL NOT i CK.-To parties io want ot Doora, Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the ad? vertisement of P. P. Toale, tho large manu? facturer of those goodB in Charleston. Price list furnishod on application._Jul;^17 9mo CERTAIN PRESERVATION OF THE * ? s i ca- s IP . 9 ' IT 18 A FACT THAT tho celebrated perfected SPECTA? CLES and EYE GLASSE8, manufactured by Lazarus A Morris, Hartford, Connecticut, strengthens and preserves tho Eyes-assists tho bight most brilliantly, and lasts a greaj many voars without chango. ISAAC 8ULZBACHER, Jeweler, Columbia Hotel Kow, is the sole appointed Agent in Columbia, S. C., and vicinity, for thor sale. Dec 90 Iv Watches and Jewelry. THE under? signed hereby bega leave to in? form his custom? ers and the public that he will conti? nue the WATCH and JEWELRY BUSINESS in his new establish? ment, corner of Richardson and Taylor streets. Gold and Silver WATCHES, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Wares, Knives, Forks, Spoons and everything belonging tn ?. well-selected ae s'ortment, al war s to be had or furnished on the mostfavorahie trinif. Repairing of Clonks, Watches, Jewelry, Music Boxes, Surgical instruments by au ex? perienced w??rkm tu r > ?n Europe. Jan 7 G. D?KRCKS. Large ?s?ortment idUa and Gent's une GOLD WATCHES ! ''KAIN'S, for sale at ISAAC SULZBACHER'8, Columbia Hotel Row. O i L O Large Assortment F new Btyles Ladies' Half SETS, (some t hing pant, ) at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S, Columbia Hotel Row. O Immense Stock r MO ia Silver and Plated Warea, selling chi ap, at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S, Columbia Hotel Row. O The Finest Assortment F Table and Pocket CUTLERY in the city, at reduced priesa. ISAAC SULZBACHER, Columbia Hotel Row, Large Assortment OP Fr> neb and American CLOCKS. Also, a email assortment of GUN?*, PLSTOL8. AMMUNITION, fte.,?c., at IR\AC SULZBACHER'S, Jan 5 ' Columbia Hotel Row._ Hoes, Steel and Iron. Orvr. DOZEN Brade's CROWN HOES, as Ow\ " sorted sizes. 20,000 lbs. English PLOW STEEL, assorte* e,:>0*?00 Ibu. Genuine SWEDES IBON, assort? ed sizes. Tho above are of direct importation from Stockholm, Birmingham and sheffield, and aro, therefore, of superior qualities to North? ern imitations. J. & T. R. AGNEW. Early Gardens. Early Emit. ONION SETS, Whits Silver Skins, Onion Sets, Red Wetherefield, Exti a Early Peas, Early Cabbages, Early Head Lettnc(, Early Blood Boets, Fresh Seeds, dileot from Landreth, iur-tttte nt FISHER A UEINITSIPS Drugstore. Gift Candies. Q/^f\ PRIZE BOXES CANDY, every-box OV JV J containing a Gift, for the small -sum of 2."> cent* per box, just received and fnr,H*le by J. A T. IL AGNRW. Fresh Norfolk Oysters. IF you want fresh Norfolk OYS .-. TliHK, call at tho Columbia Ice House, where they are kept con? stantly er: hand, and sold low for cash. A'-l orders* from the country proinptlv attended to. Nov 10 :'.mo? JOHN D. BATEMAN^ Seed Oats and Barley. -I f\ BUSHELS GENUINE NORWAY BLACK LU OATS. .10 bushels genuine Canada BARLEY. These seeds are worthy attontion of scienti? fic Farmers; thu yield ia enormous and the quality of the grain raised superior to any other, and i-ommandf far highor prices. Dec 7 GEO. BVMMERS. HEISE S DINING SALOON .. ls OPENED for tho |^ ? SI ?.SON, with choice OYSTEBS, fiAMF.. ftc, together with l^Tj* everything (hat is nsr.slly licpt in a first el asl Restaurant. Nov 10 SVLUNCH ? very day at ll o'clock. ALEX. Y. LEE, m Ar? li il? *f. Civil and II y il s n ul le K n H I mer. FNERAL Agent for the State of South ?a \T rolf ca for Monte's Patent EARTH CLO SET. Nvv io