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COLUMBIA, S. C. Friday .M or nmg:, Jane 24, 1870. The Ile fu rm Movement and Ita Platform. Thus far our exchanges very generally in the State, ondorao the notion of the late Reform.Conventiou. The movement ?B opposed by tho two extremes in the State. The radical partisan and office? holder, of course, opposes it, because, it seeks to take from the hands that have abused and misused it, the power of the State. The extreme Southern man is in? disposed to accept the movement, be? cause ho deems it inconsistent with his sentiments and his principles. For this class, wo have no harsh oriticism, nor do we question their motives. Tlioro is much to admire in the mau who adheres bravely and tenaciously to a lino of thought and of action that ho believes to be right. Still aro wo of tho opinion that this class of men have missed tho mark of political action. Questions in life and in politics not unfrcquently change. So long as the reconstruction measures were upon their passage pending, as it were, in the high Court of the laud, we opposed them. So long as the question of negro suffrage was before the country, we held that it ought to ho qualified and subject to Stato action. Bat these Acts and this unqualified uo gro suffrage bavobecomo *'accomplished facts," and now tho question changes. The point is now, "What shall 'wo' do with it?" We think the answer plnJu. Our obvious duty is to make tho most of the situation ia which wc find ourselves that is tho most, cousisteut with our honor aud our self-respect, No other course would bo wiso. This is tho duty of our people, as we coueeivo it. This journal is Democratic, but yet it ap? proves, in good faith, of tho Reform movement. The fact of the matter is, as respects negro suffrago, wo deliberately favor ac? cepting it, ns the wisost solution of tho question. Our Democracy rises higher and spreads far wider than to be confined to opposi? tion to the negro man and his political status. In this respect wo agree with tho Augusta Constitutionalist, when it says : "It is true that the Federal Govern? ment was made by white men for whito men; but nothing was done in its for? mation looking specially to the exclu? sion of negroes, if any ono of tho States, for itself, saw fit to admit them to citi? zenship or other political rights. Tho Democratic organization, therefore, should be planted upon principles much higher, grander ond nobler thau bare op? position io the Negro Pai-ly, so-called, liy suoh a course they would do great in justico to themselves and an injury to thoir cause. They would sink the subli? mity of tho eternal truths of their time honored faifb. into tho miserable instincts of a brutish antagonism of race. The Democrutio party is tho party of the Constitution. That nauio will suflice." If, therefore, any Democrnt is disposed to question the platform in its feature of eliminating the issue of negro suffrago from the canvass, he is behind the times. We believe that by tho next Presidential canvass, tho National Democracy will be disposed to do what we observe Ohio did-viz: let this issue go. For us to resist this wavo of universal suffrage is useless, we believe. Better at once ac? cept it, and purify and direct the waters as best wo may. We take it that wo are not unlike the Mississippi planter who finds his low? lands overwhelmed by the waters of tho great river.* Tho question with him is uot whether he shall have tho flood or not, but the question is what "shall be clo with it?" How best shall he restrain this deluge, aud what fertilizing princi? ple eau he extract from tho waters. This, at least, is the question that we deem it our duty to consider. -?-??-> The annual commencement of Wofford College, S. C., will take place Juno 2G. Annual sermon by Rov. A. II. Lester. Junior declamation ou Monday even? ing, 27th. Aunual address before the two Literary Societios, by Colonel J. P. Thomas, of Columbia, 10 o'clock a. m., Tuesday, 28th. Alumni address by A. A. McP. namby, Esq., Darlington, ? p. ni. Literary oxercises on the part of tho two societies in their respective halls for members and persous invited, Tuesday evening, 8 p. ra. Exorcise? on tho part of tho graduating class, Wednesday, 29th of June.-Sp?rtanburg Spartan. TUE PURITY OP PUNOQ.-Concerning Mr. Mark Lemon's scrupulous regard , for tho purity of tho pages of Punch, the I following anecdote is related: "On ono occasion, he had to leave town for his residence ut Crawley, be? fore the week's number of Punch was ready for pros?, but ho stipulated that a proof should bo sent to him late ou Sa? turday night. Ho got the proof as he was going to church, and ou hastily glancing over it, be detected a double entendre. Ho at onco took train to Lon? don, hunted up the printer, and had tho objectionable matter removed, substitut? ing for it something whioh ho wrote ou tho spur of tho moment." Imprudent-promising your doctor a legacy. JUDOE H?GE.-The unwilling constitu? ents of this gentleman, in this region, will bo pleased to learn something of his movement? os the official reoords of Oon eress do not show any great attontiou to is duties ns Representative. The New? berry Herald of last week notices his pre sonoo in that town, at a hilarious meet? ing of his colored constituents, while tho Abb ovil lo Press states that ho has visited that placo recently and ou sovoral occa? sions. Of course, the distinguished (?) Representativo makes a speech eaoh vi? sit, and is sovoraly denunciatory of his political opponents. Wo were in Colum? bia three or four weeks ago, and Judgo Hugo was there at that timo. Wo loft Columbia ou last Saturday, and ho was still hanging about the capital. His pro? longed absence from official duties is not explained, and wo aro left to conjecture. Rumor says that Hogo is wofully beset in regard to tho rudical nomination for Congress, and that he is making indus? trious efforts to keep down opposition to him in tho nominating convention. It has been darkly hinted that R. B. Elli? ott, (colored,) will receive tho nomina? tion, and is a decided favorite among tho radicals over tho present incumbent. lie this truo or not, wo cnn assure tho occupant of Mr. Reed's seat in Congress that tho whito people of this section would infinitely profer Elliott, if the choke lies between him and H?ge. {Anderson Intelligencer. TUE NlCKETtsoN HOUSE.-Having re? cently visited Columbia, we desire to Bay a word iu behnlf of " mino host * Wright, tho genial und popular proprietor of the Niokorson Houso, ono of tho most de? lightful hotels in tho State. Tho neat and airy rooms, tho wall-supplied table, and accommodating disposition of Mr. Wright, amply componsato a traveler for the trifling incouveuienco of its location. lu fact, wbeu the duties of the day aro accomplished, ouc feels refreshed and relieved to enter such a quiet and well ordered establishment, and is rondo for gotful of tho fact that there is a busy world outsido. We cordially recommend tho Nickersou Houso to our friends. [A nderson Intelligencer. A ROMAN WASTS HIS HEAD PUNCHED. Tho Romo Coitr?r says: A young blood well formed, and of somo scientific attainment in tho pugi? listic art, proposes to bet $1,000 to $800 that ho can whip any mau in Rome. His fighting weight is lol pounds. He is some ou the kuock, aud bc'.i beeu through somo hard tussels. Wo aiu't mad with him a bit. The curreut of political revolution in Connecticut seems to bo dooper and stronger than was supposed. Norwich and Moiideu, heretofore radical strong? holds; held municipal elections on Mon? day, and in both towns the Democratic ticket was elected. Meriden has "been in tho habit" of giving the largest radi? cal majority of any town iu the Stat?1, and Norwich has never before within "tho memory of the oldest inhabitant" elected the wholo Democratio ticket. 6,000 Live Indians, JU.ST arrived per "Inland air-Lino Itoute." For salo by GEO. SYMMERS. June 24 KW DADNEY MOKOAN & CO., VS. TUE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF TUE BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTU CARO? LINA, ET AL. CHARLESTON COUNTY, COMMON PLEAS, EQUITY SIDE.-All per? sons, depositors in thc Bank of tho Stato of South Carolina, or any of ita branches, hav? ing claims upon said Bank, arc hereby noti fiod that by thc decreo of his Honor Judge CARPENTER, made in this cause, and dated May 7th, 1S70, they must provo their claims before mo on or before thc fifteenth (15th) day of August next, or else they will ho barred from all participation in thc Assets of said Bank or ciaiuia upon tho State of South Caro? lina. Depositors must present their claims, sus? tained hy affidavit, similar to thoso required for claims upon executors or administrators, stating distinctly when thc deposit account began, and when it ended. The Deposit Books must in every ease bo produced if inexistence. CHARLES II. SIMONTON, Referee. ? Charleston, S. C., No. 15 Broad street, over Peoples' National Bank, Juno 22,1870. June 21,i]DJul(;.t),13.20.23,27,30,Aug3,5,n,ll,13, 15 Notice. DUBING my absence from tho State, Mr. GEO. W. DAVIS is authorized to act as my attorney. JOHN DAVIS. June 212' 4 a- T HE EDG E FIE LD A I) 1 'J-J Ii TIS BJ?, published at Edgciield, S. C., by D. R. Duri soc, Proprietor, having thc largest circulation nf any paper on tho Western side of the State, with a magnificent advertising patronage, is offered for tato at low figures. Terms cash. Address tho Proprietor, June 23 3 TREASURER'S OFFICE, GUEENVII.Li; ANO CoEVMUIA RAILUOAO Co., CoEEMMA, S. C., June 20, 1870. COUPONS of the Stato, Guaranteed BONDS, Certificates of Indebtedness, and Second Mortgage BONDS of this Company, duo lat July, is;!), will be paid at the Banking Houso of ll. H. Kinipton, No. 'J Nassau street, New York, or at the Carolina National Bank, in Columbia, H. C., on and after the lat day of JULY, 1870. Tho IXTEUEST on tho outstanding First Mortgage Bonds and Fractional Certificates of Indebtedness, will bo paid at tho office of thc Company. REUBEN TOMLINSON, Treasurer. Jimo 23 ll *y Papers publishing for the Company by agreomcnt, will copy weekly till 1st July. Stocks and Ronds, GOLD AND SILVER, Rank Notes, Coupons, County Claims, Jury Certificates, Mutilated Currency. Ac, Ac. Bought and sold by D. GAMDRILL, Broker, Office Columbia Hotel Building, Main street. M . l? 3mo The pleasantest husbandry known to man is said to be the destroying of weeds-a widow's weeds, by marrying the widow. A histrionic indi vi dun!, who has heard a good deni about tho "theatre of war," suggests that the back seats must be very desirable. Words should bo seconded by actiou; it isn't enough for a housewife to eny to a stocking with a hole in it, "You bo darued!" EXTREMES MEET.-A dishonest bank? rupt and nu honest ono have this resem? blance-they both fail to make money. What ngo is thc most deceiving ? Thc sausage. "Too much of a good thing," as the kitten said, wheu shu foll into flic milk pail. .Tones says he loves two charuiiug girls -Jenny Bossity nud Aunie Motion. Little girls bclicvo in a mau iu tho moon-young hui i os iu a mau in the honey-moou. "Tho only way to look at ii lady's faults," exclaimed a suporgulluut, "is to shut your eyes." To tl?e Republicans of Kid? limul County. COLUMBIA, S. C., June 22,1870. Agreeably to tho cull of the Republican Slato Executive Committee, the Republicans of Richland County are hereby invitod and requested to send delegates from tho several election precincts of this County to attend thc County Convention, which will bo held in Co? lumbia on tho 22d of July next, for the pur? pose of electing four delegates to represent Richland County in thu Republican .State Con? vention, which will convene in this city on tho 21th day of tho sumo month. The. several precincts will bc entitled to thu following number of delegates in tho County Conven? tion: Columbia, ll; Gadsden, 1!); Garner's, '.); Camp Ground, S; Davis', ti; Killian's Mills, 6: Trcuholiu's, 1. S. II. THOMPSON, Chairman Republican Countv Committee. Juno 23 tl_ Sewing Machines . f, TnE celebrated Wilcox jL?S~3&e4i ?V Gibbs SEWING MA **Sr CHINE will ho on oxhi ragr H bition at my Store. These /CV tl Machine's are noiseless, fi^3.^Tjikv*<TiSre8rM** u'"r" which VCT'^^St^lfflr^ r,? other machines cm \?r J JHS??^ d() Call and see. If Juno HI_ _P. V. SCHNEIDER. Ours, Pistols, Sewing Machines, &c. -.-^ TUE subscriber offers for sale i**><**l new and second-hand SEWING ?fCJxCS^MA?HINES of all tho principal r tim% ?makes. ALSO, ENGLISH GUNS and Sportsmen's Equip incuts, which arc offered for sale at cost prices JuneJJi_ _ F. A. SCHNEIDER. Attention, Congaree Rifles! MEMBERS of this organization will meei THIS EVENING, at thc Indcpcndenl Engine Hall, at half-past s o'clock. A full at? tendance is earnestly requested, as bushiest of importance will he transacted. Tho lisi will bo open to receive members. Rv order o Ii. JOYNER, Captain. R. M. CASSON, Secretary. Juur-241 The South Carolina Bank and Trust Co TTTILL open for business MONDAY, Juin W 27th, in tho building formerly ocenpict by tbs Carolina National Rank. Stockhold ors ?ire- requested to call ami make paymcn .ii' first instalment on or before that ?late. HARDY SOLOMON, President, .imo- 23_ J. _C!_R 0 AT H. Cashier._ Pure Brandies, ?j m 4 PIPE Jas. Hennessy'a 18ti0 Cognac. J."-* i pipe .? " " ima .| pipe Brandenburg Freres 18:15 " RciiiK Importer's Aguut for nulo of all Fo reign Wine.-, and Liquors offered hy me, I cai give equal inducements to thu trudi' any Job bin;,' House in New York or Ballimore ca: offer. GEO. SYMMERS. Jillie 23_ Clarets. pr/\ CASKS TABLE CLARET, for sale low OVJ for cash, by GEO. ?SYM.MERS. _ Jillie ?:) Glenn's Springs, SPAltTANUUHG COUNTY, S. C. AyWLr^Y THIS delightful Wa teri n 4jf^fv^fer?W P'ftc?. unsurpassed by any i n|zl'iffiR?9' tho South, for its niedicini Klxji^C^i*?33~(|ii;diti( ^. is. now open for th Bummer; invalids and pleasure-seekers sboul not fail to visit this Spring. Bowling Aile} Billiard Saloon, Croquet Grounds are bein" titted up for tho amusement of tho guest: Paney Balls during the summer. Rooms nowl and comfortably furnished, and the Table sui plied with tho best of everything. Stases d reet from Spartanburg to Hotel. Charge J35 per month. W. D. FOWLER, June 23 lino Proprietor. Hoes. Steel and Iron. ?JAA DOZEN lirado's CROWN HOES, a< Ol/U sorted sizes. 20,000 lbs. English PLOW STEEL, assorte sizes. 50.000 lbs. Genuine SWEDES IRON, astor ed sizes. Tlic above are ol direct importation fro] Stockholm, Birmingham mid S he Ifield, nu aro,therefore, of superior qualities to Noiil ern imo ut ions. J. A T. R. AGNEW. 01d JavaCottfee ?yr\ MATS Old Government J AVA COFFE] ?U\) lor salo at reduced prices. E. HOPI' Butter and Cheese. CIHOICE Goshen BUTTER and prin / Factory CHEESE, just received, and f< sule low by J. T. R. AGNEW. SCHUMAN'S GRAND 8?0RAMA OF Europe and .America WILL bo exhibited at the NICKEBSej HOUSE HALL, on THURSDAY, FR DAY ANO SATURDAY NIGHTS, JUNE 23, 2 ANO 25. Admission 50 cents. Children 23 cents. R served seats 7o cents. Tickets at Bryan A McCartcr's Bookstore. Commence at*half-past 8. Juno 22 Masonic Pic-Nic. ST. JOHN ' S DAY. Cl^U'wiVO THE Cars will leave tho Dep "y*a^SS88of tho Charlotte Columbia and A gusta Railroad at 7 o'clock a. m., procisel Tho Coniniitteo will meet at tho Saloon of M John McKenzie, WEDNESDAY and THUR DAY EVENINGS, at 8 o'clock, to mako fin arrangements. A. C. DAVIS, June 22 3 _Secretary. Creme Se La Creme. 1 (\(\ BARRELS very superior F AMII 1UU FLOUR, 200 barrels low priced and medium qualitic For sale low hy EDWARD HOPE. Juno 22 XJ o o CL 1 Items Our worthy Chief and offioient "local" took his departure, yesterday, for a more Northern elimo. After on arduous and incessant application to tho numerous duties, professional nnd otherwise, which devolve on his position, ho will, no doubt, fully appreciate "tired nature's sweet restorer"-rest, and any amount of recreation in a moro Northeru latitude. In his absonce, an improvised "local" will assume the responsibilities, and endeavor to discharge tho dutios which pertain to tho tripod. We have received tho circular of the Camden Female Iustitu te, which is under charge of Prof. W. Beaumont Clarksou, Principal, assisted by un effioieut corps of assistants in the various departments, and would tako this occasion to recom? mend Mr. Clurkson's school to the pa? tronage of those haviug wards to edu? cate. Tho Iustituto is located iu a remarkably healthy portion of the State, and enjoys facilities secoud to no insti? tution of a first class grade. The young meu of tho town of Wal? halla have formed a volunteer organiza tion, under tho name of tho "Walhalla Riflemen," tho company numberiug 106 members. Thc following aro tho oflicers: C. E. Watson, Captain; J. C. Carter, First Lieutenant; Roheit Pierson, Se? cond Lieutenant; Tho?. P. Hoyt, Third Lier.tenaut; J. H. OstemlorfT, Orderly. Wo learn thut tho services of this com? pany will bo tendered lo tho Governor. Tho "General Synod of the Evangeli? cal Luthcruu Church in North America," which closed its session at Winchester, Va., a fow days ago, bas decided by a vote of the body, to loc.ito u Theological Seminary in this city. Tho thermometer, yesterday, indicated 00 degrees in tho shade. This is not ouly positively warm, but we think approximates tho superlative. Dou't be frightened at the ?,OOO live Indians jost arrived at George's Store. The matter is likoly to cud in smoke. In fact, they are ouly a very choice brand of cigars, very popular with his custo? mers. Verbum sap. sat. It is a very pleasant thing for thu^e who participate in the destruction of liquors to kuow of what they are com? posed. Some liquors seized by a sheriff iu Connecticut the other day were ex? amined by a chemist, who reports that thc port wino was composed of alcohol, alum, sulphuric acid, oil of vitriol and sugar of lead. Whiskey was composed of alcohol, fusel oil, oxide of lend and irou. Gin was composed of alcohol, water, lead, sulphuric acid, oil of juni? per, oil of turpentine and Btigar. Tho lead which is present iu ail these liquors is oue of the most certain and subtle poisons. Ono dose of it may not provo fatal, but it is of such n nature ns to accuuuilttto in tho system, omi each drink adds to that previously taken, which hus lost no strength. These are simply interesting and pleasant facts for those to know who indulgo iu the luxury of much liquor. We aro informed that Judge Carpenter will soon take the field as the candidate of tho Reformists. Perry Dozier, (colored,) a notorious burglar, who was serving his second term in tho Penitentiary, succeeded in elu? ding tho vigilauco of tho guard, ou Wed? nesday, and made his escape. Tho auction sale of cows and calves advertised in yesterday's issue, b3* Messrs. Peixotto & Sou, to take place this morn? ing, has boen postponed until Tuesday next, iiSth instant. Schuman's Diorama was well attended, last night, aud, we believe, all were pleased with it. To-night will bc thc last but one of tho exhibition of tbis truly remarkable work of art, and we would say to all who have not witnessed theso grand scenic views, to go to-night, by all means; ono singlo scene-tho eruption of Vesuvius-is alono worth tho prico of admission, lo say nothing of the grand and imposing viow of the Church of Notro Dame, and other im? portant localities. In all our show-going experience, which is extensive, wo avor, in all candor, wo have never attended a botter, or ono moro eutitled to tho patrouago of thc public. Tickets for these exhibitious eau bo procured at Messrs. Bryan & McCartcr's Bookstore. MAIij AltnAKQEMENTS.-Tho Northern mail is opened for delivery at 8 a. m.; closed at 8.30 a. m. Charleston, opened at 5.30 p. m.; closed at 8.30 p. m. Greenville, oponed at 5.30 p. m.; closed at 8.30 p. m. Western, oponed at 9.30 a. m.; closed at 4 p. m. Charleston, (evoning,) opened at 8 a. m.; closed at d.30 p. m. On Sunday, the post office is open from 9 to 10 a. m. Smokists and chowists, call at Hie Pollock House. The indestructible tug is a grent con? venience to merchants. It auswers tho combined purpose of a directiou label and business card. Call at the PHOENIX Publishing House and supply your? selves. The PllONIX office is supplied with every style of material from the tjiuull metal letter lo the largest wood type, together with plain aud fancy cards, paper, colored ink, bronze, etc. It is the only establishment in the interior of tho State where two and three sheet i posters can 1"> printed. All kinda of work in thc printing line atteuded tout short notice. HOTEL ARUIVALI., June 23-A'?ckvwon House. L ll Cohn, Mrs 1 Harlin, Charleston; W C Terrey, Wm Sugg, Nebraska: G R Harding, C Schuman, FSehumor, Diorama; E S llnbley, li lt i; lt; I Quattlcbaum, J E Maloney, Lex? ington; L C Carpenter. Washington; T M Willies, Coonee; J A Smith, Yorkvillc; Samuel Orr, Auderson; C T Lowry Yorkviilo; A E Hutchinson, Encl; Hill; II II* Haukhcad, New Orleans; G P Hoffman, Euko. Columbia Hotel.-N F Bvnnm, Kingsville; H L Fairly, S C; W II Evans, S C; G M Wil? liamson, Macon, Ga; W Cain and W G William? son, W C and A li lt; J II Shikill, boston; A W Roes, Marion; E W boss and two children, Pendleton; Mrs While, Miss Davis, Mis? Ad ions, Mrs Adams ?ind two children, llichlund; ll Parkley and li D Barkley, New York; W It Roberson, Winusboro; J J McLanc, Chester; J W Woodward, Wateree; H A Whitney, VV C and A R lt. LIST ot NEW AI>\ KUTISEMESTS. Geo. Symmerr- 5,000 Live Indians. John Davis-Notice. Notice io Owner.- of City Property. Carolina National Bunk of Columbia. J. & T. R. Agnow-Fulton Market Beer. Dabney Morgan ts. Bunk of Hie State. Meeting ot Cungaroo Billes. Fulton Market Beef. /"WOK'S FULTON MARKET BEEF and \j Pickled Beef Tongues, just received and for sale by J. A T. R. AGNEW. June 21 Carolina National Bank of Columbia, S. 0., June 23,1870. fTWE Heard of Directors ot the Carolina 1 National Bank of Columbia, S. C.. have .'.'....hired a semi-annual Dividend of SIX PER CENT, on ita capital stock, clear of United States, State and County taxes, payable on and after the first day of July: and have directed that the surplus profits tor the six mouths ending .lune 30,1S70, Le carried to ti.e credit of tho Surplus Fund. Juno 21 3 W. B. G CLICH, Cashier. _ Notice to Property Owners. CITY HALL. COLUMBIA, S. C., June 23. 1^70. TITHE following extract is published tor thc JL information ot' all concerned: AN ORDINANCE TO Ai.TEn ANO AMExn AN OHM NANCE CONCEHNINd STREETS AND PAVEMENTS, PASSED .IAN t'A KY. 17. 1800. That all owners ot lois iu tho <:ity of Co? lumbia sbal! each repair, level and keep at bis or her own expense, the side-walks butting ou his or her lot, according to such directions as the Mayor and Aldermen may, lrom time to time give, and any person neglecting or re fusiiiK to tb) so after ten days' notice, shall foi feit and pay tho sum ol' ten dollars for each and every day he or she sball Ol' may so refuse or neglect; ?nd it shall bo tho duty cf the Chic) ol' Police after the expiration of said notice, to cause said side-walks tu be lev< led or repaired at the expense ol Ibo owner?.:' tho adjoining lot, winch expense, when approved by the Mayor and Aldermen, shall be collected in the hame manner as the tax npoii real ?state, after ten days' notice to the partv con ccrucd. Bv order of the Mavor. WILLIAM J. ETTER, Juno21 T2 City Clerk. IT cunno: hurt you. lt is purely vegetable. Try Simmons' Liver Regulator, if yon wish to bo well. It acts like a charm without debili? tating the system, and without any of the evil ei?'-cts of mercury. Si m mons' Liv Regulator is thc safe remedy. J 10 T; To WHOM ir MAY CONCERN.-Have you ever befouled your grey hair with the viscid dyes or worse preparations offered as .substituter'.' If so, thny disgust you, of course; but let not that prevent you from using I'HALON'S VITA ri A on SALVATION' FOB THE HAIR, which is clear and harmless as water, in all respects agreeable, and effects the desired object thoroughly and satisfactorily. J !!. T<! SoMETniNo NEW UNUER TUE SEN.-A now era is dawning upon tho life of woman. Hitherto she bas been called upon to sutler the ills of mankind and her own besides. The frequent and distressing irregularities peculiar to ber sex have long been to her thu ' din ful sin ing of woos unnumbered." In thc mansion of tho rieh and in tho hovel ol' poverty alike woman has been the constant yet patient vie tim of n thousand ills unknown to man-and these without a renie.lv. "Oh, Lord, how long!" in the agony of her soul, hath abo cried. Put now the hour of ber redemption is come. She will sulfur no more, for Dr. J. Bradfield'-? Female Itegnlator-Woman's Best Friend-is for sale by all respectable Drugi; ist s through? out tho latid, at ?1.50 per bottle. In another column of this nowspaper will ?JO found .-.onie interesting particulars concerning tho Female Regulator and other information highly im? portant to women. J 1J 0 The attention of our readers is called to? day to tho advertisement in another col nm ll, headed l.ippniaii's Grtat German Bitters, u preparation that bas been used for upward oj A century in enlightened Europe with the greatest success in tho cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaint, loss ot tone in the digestivo organs, etc. Tao proprietors, ?Messrs. Jacob Lippman & Bro., Savannah, Ga., have, at con? siderable outlay, succeeded in obtaining thc original recipe for making this delightful tast? ing Bitters, and pledge their reputation that in preparing it, tbe original standard shall bc kept up. J i.i i _ The beat LIVER medicine is HEINITSH QUEEN'S DELIOUT. This wonderful vegelablo compound r.cts with certainty upon tho Liver and Stomach, without impairing tho functions of any other organ. It invigorates, restores, improves the general condition of the system; regulates the Bowels by its aperient proper? ties; stimulates the Liver and makes it act; Strengthens the digestion and gives tone to the man. It awakens the dull ami aluggish Liver to activity and life. This is, of all tho season, the time to try it. Go and get a bottle from Heinitsh-you will not regret it. J?? Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight, when properly combined, makes tho most powerful blood purifier known. Ask for Dit. TLTT'S. J5 If yon consult your welfare, fail not to read the advertisement headed "BAD BLOOD." JD Lunch every day at Pollock's. Why aro hoops like obstinate men? Because they ofteu stand out about trilles. THE PHOENIX COOK, JOB AND NEWSPAPER PR1XT1XG ESTABLISHMENT, A FEW DOORS ABOVE TAYLOBjf PPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPP PPPPP PPPPP ppppp PP ppr ppppp PPPPP rpppppp p p p ppppppppp PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP ppppppp ppp pppp THE Proprietor of the Pinr.Mx has fitted up and thoroughly furnished his office for the execution of all kiiids of PLAIN AND ORNA? MENTAL LETTER PRESS PRINTING. ERR R R RRRRR RRRRRRRRRR RRRR RRRRR RRRR RRRRR RRRR RRRR RRRRR RR ERR I? R RR RRRR EE EE EUEE EE E li RRRR RRRR RRREEE EEEEE EEEEEE EEEEE The Type, Border, Rules, Ornaments, Cuts, etc., are ot MODERN STYLE, carefully ' selected from tho lal pest and host manufactories. imninrnm ninnnmni minni nimm minni minni mi nm min III miran nimm iinininnm limiiiiiiiiii Thc Tresses are ?AS?&. .".f the M O S I APPROVED ?"S?* PATTERNS Hoe, Adams '.?&^lfiL and Liber? ty- inehul <?R5*?!IS?I& '?O' Pinte:-, and Bed ^-^TT?W - a n d Cylinder. NNNNNN NNNNN ! NNNNNN NNNNN ????VN NNN NNNNNNN NNN NNNN N NNNNN NNNN N NNNNN N?;? ~NNNNNNN K N N ? 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