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JM?E P HIE NIX. ?aBbXSaSD l) AI LT AH? TS I-WEEKLY. . tat GiMkum, ). .. EVERY WKUNKHUAY UOBKIMQ. S Y JULIAN A. SELBY, EUITOB ?.V?) PBOPBIETOR. )fl}oo on Main Street, above Taylor. ' eiy-Book and Job Printing: of every dotorip iion promptly and rai th folly attended to. ADVERTIS EMKNT8 Inaortod in the Daily at 75 cunts por square for the drat and'60 cents each subsequent in? sertion. Long advertisements by tue week, month OT year, at reasonable ratea. aUBSOBlPTIOB. Daily, six months, ** uO; Tri-Weekly, 2 CC; W?*kly, 1 tu. Fate of a. Fighting Dog. BY T. nil ET HAUTE. A man ho owned a terrier dog A bob-taib d onery CUB? And that there dog got that thcro man In many an ugly muss; For i ho mau he waa on his mnscle, And the do? he was on bis bite, So to kick the dog-oncd animal Wan sure to raiuo a light. A woman owned a Thomas cat That flt at tirtcon pounds, The other cats got up aud slid When that thore cat was round. The man and do? came along ono day. Where tho woman she did dwell, Afrirl Min rjur" he growled ferociously, Then went for the cat like-everything. He tried to obaw tho neck nf the oat, Bat the cat he wouldn't be chawod, Bo he lit upon tho back or that there dog, And bill and ehawedl and clawodl Obi the bair it flew, and tho f'OR ho yould AB the claws went into bis hido, And chunks of flesh was peeled from his back; Then bo flummoxed, and bo kicked and diodl The man he ripped, and cusped, and eworo, Aa bo gathered a big brickbat. That he would bo darned essentially If he didn't kill the cati But the old woman allowed she'd be blessed if he did. And Bnatched np an old shot-gun, Which was fired and peppered bis diaphragm With bird shot number ono. They toted bim home on a window blind, And the doctor cured him upi But be never was known to light again, Or to own another pnp. Tulka may turn np their snoots at this boro rhyme. I don't cato a CUBS for that; All 1 want to show is, that fighting dogs May tackle tho wrong Tom cat. An eccentric man in Massachusetts bas made and published his will. Ho gives his body ofter his death to Professor Agassiz and Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, to be placed in the museum at Cam? bridge, but directs that two drum-beads shall be made of his skin, on which "Yankee Doodle" shall be beaten at the base of Banker Hill Monument, annu? ally, at sun-rise on the 17th of Juno. Mr. Greeley wrote an editorial on the subject of the "Brooklyn Choral Union," and the compositor set it up "Broken Oharcoal Wagon." Horace hud to bite a ten-penny nail to keep from just dying. The Pollock House /SK\ S~\ HAS boon overhauled JBSa^ ^SfiLS/aud flttod up (or the wiu-??0<s5 ^a?r ter season. OY ST ESS, SS*** FISH and GAMF, served up in the usual stylo. The Private LUNCH KOOM has been refit? tod, and guests may expect proper attention. Pot 12_T. M. POLLOCK. Proprietor. FRENCH Cognac Bitters, - FIRST PRIZE Paris Exhibition 1867. Purify tho blood and strengthen the. system, eradicating tho effect of dissipation, maintain thc human frame in condition of healthfulness, dispel tho Blues and all mental dis? tempers, and relievo thoso whose sedentary habits lay them open to depression. They prevent and euro 'Milt? ons and other Jeerer*; Jeerer and Ague, Chills, i arr h oca, 3)ys?H lery, ^Dyspepsia, Sra - Sick ness, Colic, Cholera, Cholera .Morbus, and every complaint inci? dental to diet or atmos? phere. Ladies will find them a sovereign boon, as they eradicate all traces of Debility, Nervousness, Inertness, and Diseases peculiar to the sex, csrThousands of Testimo? nials can bo seen at tho office of 0 M. JACOBSON, Sole Proprietor, 64 & CG Wutcr Street, N. Y. CLACIU8 A WITT E. Charleston. Goners! Agents f. >r State Routh Carob na. Febl3|| J ly Early Cabbage Plants. TnE largo demand for PLANTS bas ex? hausted tho supply of Schweinlnrt. 1 now offer for sale Early Wyman, a fine market variety, beads cai ly, largo tizo, brings tho highest jo ice. Early Jersey Wakeflold, from truo seed. This variety always oommands a premium and is a favorito with gardeners. Carter's Superfino Early Dwarf Cabbage. These plants aro perfection. Vigorous growth; being transplanted, are hardy and ready for the garden. For salo at HEINITSH'S March 10 t Drug Store. m 51 if TO 11AJS3 BOPPIOaa FOB THE YEAH 1871. Be il ordained by the Mayor and Alder? men of the city of Columbia, in Council as? sembled, and by the authority of the same, That a tax to cover the period from the first day of January, A. D. 1871, to the first-day of Juuuary, A. D. 1872, for the sums and in tho niuo nor hereinafter men? tioned aball be levied, collected and paid into lim Treasury of the said city for the use and service thereof. Thut is to say, SECTION 1. A tax of one dollar on every one hundred dollars of the assessed value of real estate, lying within the limits of said city, not exempt by law from taxation; and the value of all such real estate shall be ascertained and assessed for the purpose of taxation by tho City Assessor. SEO. 2. Tbat a tax of one dollar on every hundred dollars in value of all personal property of every description owned and used in the city of Columbia, at any titee during tho said fiscal year, shall be levied aud puid into tho City Treasury for tho use of tho said city: Provided, however. That no personal property not taxed, or liable to be taxed by the State, shall bo taxed for tho ser? vice of the said city. SEO. 3. Tbore shall bo paid quarterly a tax of one pur cent, upon all sales at auction of all goods and chattels, and one-half percent, on ali sales at auction of all real estate and stocks of every de? scription: Provided, That no tax shall be levied on any sales at auction made by order of court, or under process of law. SEO. 4. There shall bo paid quarterly by all merchants and other persons, a tax of one per cent, on all goods, wares and merchandise sold by them on con? signment; two per cent, ca the premiums of every and each insorunce company located in the city of Columbia, or which have agencies therein; and tho refusal or neglect to make regular quarterly re? turns and pay tho tax thereon to the City Clerk and Treasurer, shall subject the defaulting purties to a fiuo of two dollars for each and every day's default. SEO. 5. There shall be paid on vehi? cles the following tax, viz: upon each four wheel pleasure carriage or barouche drawn by two or more horses, twenty dollars; upon carriage, buggy, barouche, gig or sulky, (not used for hire,) drawn by ono horse or mule, ten dollars: Pro? vided, That tho value of pleasure car? riages and other pleasure vehicles spe? cifically taxed, be not required to bo returned for taxation as personal pro? perty; upon each vehicle used for the breaking or exhibiting of horses or mules, twenty-five dollars; upon each express wagon, druwn by one horse, nine dollars; upon each ex? press wagon, drawn by two or moro horses, eighteen dollars: Provided, That nothing herein contained shall bo con? strued to extend to wagons, carts or other vehicles going to or from market, and owned by non-residents of said city, or of wagons exclusively used for agri? cultural purposes. Each livery stable keeper or agent, for the sale of horses or mules, shall make quarterly returns on oath of sales made by bim, on consigned stock, as well as of the sales made by tho owners of stock themselves nt bis stables. SEC. G. That each and every person between the ages of eighteen and fifty years, liable to work on tho streets of said city, may aod shall bo excused from tho performance of such duty on thu payment of tbrco dollars to tho City Clerk and Treasurer; and, on failure to pay the said sum of three dollars, at thc time of the payment of their city tuxes, they shall, when summoned so to do, bo required to work personally upon tho streets of tho said city for six days, under the direction of tho Superintendent of the Streets, or any other person appoint? ed by tho Mayor and Aldermen to take charge of and direct them. Auy person refusing or neglecting to obey such sum? mons bhull be fined two dollars for each days' neglect of the same, to be recover? ed by information before tho Mayor and Aldermen in Council assembled. And it shall bo the duty of the City Clerk aud Treasurer, and of tho Chief of Police, to report to tho said Mayor and Alder? men all defaulters under this section. SEO. 7. That each and every tenant, or occupant, of any real estate, upon whoso premises water is brought by pipes, or otherwise, from the city reser? voir, shull pay to tho City Clerk and Treasurer, nt tho samo time with thc other taxes imposed by this Ordinance, such sum as may bo assessed by tho Committee on tho Water Works. And any owner, or his agent, or occupaut of any real estate, upou whoso promises water is brought from tho city reservoir, failing to make a report of the hydrant or hydrants used by him or her, or by any tenant or occupant on such premis? es, shall bo Hablo to a fine at tho discre? tion of tho Mayor. SEC. 8. Each and every express com? pany transacting business within the limits of said city, shrill make quarterly returns of their gross receipts, und pay one per cent, on tho amount of such re? turns at tho end of each quarter. Each and every telegraph company shall, m liko manner, make quarterly returns of their gross receipts, on which returjs shall be paid a tax of ono per cent. SEO. 9. All persons who shall enclose any streets or parts of streets in the city of Columbia, by and with consent of the Council, shall pay an annual rent of five dollars on UDy street or part of any street so enclosed, or such other price br sum as may bo fixed und determined by tho Mayor; but each street or part of any street BO enclosed hy the consent of Council may nt any timo bo opened by tho order of tho said Council, anything to the contrary herein notwithstanding. SEO. 10. That if auy person or persons shall fail, neglect or refuse to make a re? turn or returns to the City Assessor, on oath, of H?B, her or their taxable proper? ty, sales at auction, or at livery aud sales stables, or of property sold on consign? ment within the limits of the city of Co? lumbia, on or hoforo the 31st day of Mnreh, A. D. 1871, (except as in this Ordinanco otherwise provided,) such person or persons shall^then be assessed byithOCity A?eisbr for ark . on ?li his, her or their property, or other things taxed by thia Ordinance, aooording to the best information ,he oan obtain of tho' value of Buoh taxable property ot other thiog; and en oh ponton or persons who shall fail, neglect or refnBO to make a return or retorna os aforesaid, or pay the tax thereon, on or before the 15tb duy of April next, shall be snbjeot to, and pay, in addition to said tax, ten per cent, thereon. And the said Clerk and Assessor is hereby required to aaaess, col? lect and receive the tuxes and dues levied and imposed by this Ordinance, and all arrears of former taxeB or dues, and make a return thereof, as well BB a return of all persons who shall fail to make a re? turn and pay the taxes herein aud here? by imposed, on 1st day of May next, or as soon thereafter ns muy bo practicable And whereas nu Ordinance to regulate licenses for tho year 1871, passed aud ratified by the Mayor and Aldermen of thu city of Columbia, on the 30th day of December, 187U, by nn Act of the Gen erul Assembly, duly ratified and approved on tho 2d day of March, instant, 1871, hus been modified and changed in cer? tain particulars, but in overy other re? spect mude of force, in order that this Ordinance may conform thereto: SEC. ll. De it further ordained. That the City Clerk and Treasurer, in accord? ance with tho said Act, be, and ho is hereby, authorized and required to col? lect the following amount of license OD tho following businesses, respectively, in placo of the license imposed by tile said Ordinance, viz: For every cotton gin ginning for toll or pay, $50; dealers, retail, in goods, wares and merchandise, excluding distilled spirits, whose annual saies exceed ?5,000, but do not exceed ?10,000, ?20; like dealers, excluding dis dled upi ri Ls, whoso annual sales exceed ?10,000, but do not exceed ?20,000. ?40; like dealers, excluding distilled spirits, whoso annual sales exceed ?20,000, but do not exceed ?30,000, ?50; liku dealers, excluding distilled spirits, whoso annual sales exceed ?30,000, but do not exceed ?50,000, ?75; and every additional ?1,000 of sales, lifly cents per ?1,000. For ho? tels cnpablo of accommodating 1L0 per? sons, ?50; hotels capublo of accommo? dating less than 100 but more than 50 perseus, ?35; hotels capable of accom? modating more than 25 but less than 50 persons, ?30. Stables, livery and Bale, ?75. lu all other respects, tho said Clerk aud Treasurer is hereby directed to follow the said License Ordinance of thc 30th December, 1870, in the collec? tion of licenses. And tho said Clerk is also hereby further directed, in assess iog for taxation the amount of sales like? ly to bo made by auy dealer during the year 1871, to assume, if in his discretion it would bo just so to do, ns n basis of his estimate, tho amount of such stiles dnriDg the year 1870, according to the sworn return thereof of the said dealers. SEC. 12. That all returns of property of every description, and of all other things made by taxation a ponrce of re? venue to the said city by this Ordinance, shall be made upon the oath of the tax? payer, which returns shall bo made by tilling out blauk forms to be furnished, on application, by the suid Clerk and Treasurer, on or before tho 31st day cf March, instant, (1871,) except as in this Otdinauce otherwise provided; but that time may bo extended by tho Mayor uud Aldermen; and the said returns hindi eui brace every subject or object of taxa? tion, whether held by, or pertaining to, tho tax-payer iu his own right, or in u fiduciary capacity. SEC. 13. That nil persons who niny commence a permanent business in the city of Columbia subsequent to the time fixed for making tax returns, paying the city tuxes and procuring annual licenses, shall, after tho lapse of one month from opening business, make returns to tbe City Clerk of the value of the stoek and other property employed therein, and pay their taxes and licenses; thu tuxes on the value ot the said stock and other properly to be charg? d for tho full fiscal year, but tho licenses to be paid in pro? portion to tho remainder of tho suid year: Provided, however, That all tran? sient deniers shad pay their full annual licenses to the close thereof. SEC. li. That all attorneys nt law and physicians, who follow their respective professions within the city of Columbia, shall procure licenses from tho City Clerk and Treusurer, and pay, each, therefoi the sum of twenty dollars; for euell foundry, ten dollars; and for any othei business or profession not otherwiso pro? vided for, a license tux of ten dol ars. SEC. 15. That it shall be, nud it h hereby declared to be, tho duty of the City Assessor to assess all tho proper!) named in this Ordinance for city taxa lion, al a reasonable valuation, and Hu City Clerk and Treasurer to collect tilt taxes levied thereou und tho per cenr, imposed upon nil other things as source1 from which a eity revenue by this Ordi nance is directed or conten? plated to bi raised, although not specifically men tioned, according to tho rates bereit declared: Provided, however. That ever) tax payer shall have the right of appen to thu Mayor and Committee of Way? and Means from the assessment of Hu City Assessor for a revision thereof, it ease he should thereby feel himself ag grieved. SEO. 10. That in case it should be come necessary to isvtio au exeeiltiol against the property of tho defaulting: tax-payer and lo sell thereunder his rea property in order to collect the taxe! due by him, it shall be the duty of tht Mayor, aud ho is hereby empowered si to do. iu order to put tho pnrchaset thereof into un mediale possession, lt issue Iiis warrant of eject meut agi?usl tho owner, or against his lessee or lessees or against any other person or persom who may bu in possession thereof, um to place the said warrant in the hands ol the Chief of Police, or any other office! whom ho shall select, who shall proceei without delay to execute the same, a the expense and costs of the party ot parties in default: Provided, That th? owner of the fee, his lessee or lessees shell not'be deprived of the nae ?nd pos? session foi a longer period thoa two years from the day bf sole. SEO. 17. That the Mayor and Alder? men shall issue their execution agaiust eaoh and every perron or corporation who shall be reported by the City Clerk and Treasurer to have failed, neglected or refused to make re tn rna, or pay the tizes imposed by this Ordiahoe, within the timo herein prescribed; and all ex?? cutions issued by the said Mayor aud Aldermen shall have attached thereto the signatures of tho Mayor nnd Gity Clerk and Treasurer and the seul of the city of Columbia, in the name of which snch executions shall be entitled. SEC. 18. That all executions which may be issued to enforco tho payment of taxes, fines and licenses, hy tho 6nid Mayor and Aldermeu, in conformity with the foregoing section, shall be lodged in tho first instance in the oftico of tho Sherill' of Richland County, and may be directed to tho enid Sheriff or to tho Chief of Police, or other persons ap? pointed by the said Mayor und Aldermen, to collect and receive sumo with c-ats. SEO. 19. That the words "reul pro? perty" aud "real estate," as used in this Ordinance, shall beco extensiveiu menn? ing with lauds, tenements mid heredita? ments; tho word "personal property," ns herein used, iuciudes money, goods, chattels, things in action and evidences of debt, and the word "property" in? cludes properly, real and personal. Dono und ratified in Council this 20th day of March, A. D. 1871. JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor. Atteat: WM. J. ETTER, Clerk Council. Charleston Advertisements -se -8* as- f Largest and most complete a?" j Mauulactory ot Ooors, SashcB, KT { Blinds, Mouldings, Ac,in thc *S- I Southern Stn tes. Printed Price List riefle? competition. Bend for one. Sent freo on application. April 8_ +ly r. P. BnouiK. H. n. UUUOINB. U. C. UUUOINB. BRODIE & CO., COTTON Factors and Commission Merchants, North Atlantic Wharf, CHARLESTON. 8. C. LIBERALadvances mario on Con&ignments. Refer to ANDREW HlMONDS.Eaq., Presi? dent 1st National Bank, Charleston, S. C. aug 25 Hmo Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For DiHcr.:;o.i of the Throat nud Lungs, Stich t".:? Cou.'?lii!, Ov'jila, WboepiiiR Cough, JJroiiobitia, Asthmo, :.nJ Consumption. Probably never before in thc vt hete beton of medicine, ha* any lidiig won MI widdy nn.'t so dee i ?Iv ii). the eon linen, e (.i iitsiiil.in?l, :i> this excellent re'inrtly puhiiiuiui.t c.iit:|.taints. 'I l:i rn:; iiil long s?rier ol y?as>, mid muong mosl nt' i lie races ol inen it ii:. ^ il-: u hi;.lei- aud higher in their csiiuiulinu, a.- :i Lu.- I? con.e In i'm know n. Its umloi iii eiiavucter aud power !.. ern e Hu: ta? lion* ailed ?ons of ti c lungs ?md throat, I .we made il Known us n i ? i j : : 1 1 > . prolrcior ugniu-t Hiern. While adapted ic milder foi im nt'ili.-eaKC and in young childii n, i* . ? ul lilt* MIU.V Ihne thu most elVectuul loiuvdt Hi:.! can be given fur Incip? ient consumption, a?d ti r <.angelou.- alVectioiis nf thc throat aud lungs. .\- a provii-ion against Midden attucks ol' < roar, ii ilnidd be kept on hand in every family, end indeed ns nie route limes stihjeri lu colds and roughs, all should lie providetl with thin antidote for theta. Although ;. ott lcd Connu tn jitifti ls thought i:;, enrubie, -?ii! great nu tu be? ol' \\ i.i i .. Hu;' l?bense seemed settled, bave hee:t ron i ictelv rureil, aud the palienl rvftorisl lo mund !tli lo (tic Vlm?'ft Peilnvttl. s;i coi::plele e ?1 nia.-tcrv over Hie de oribis < ;' ibu I.ut.gr ?.mi Throat,thal lb? m os I uhsliiirlc ol'lliein yield lo ll. When nothing else could reach thvrti, ? nm ?- thc f'Arrr// Pr Flout I they .-uti-si. . nd disappear. Slayers nutt I nt! ir >.pr uluru lind gi cist protection iVoni il. .isilimu is alway- iviie.vcd and olbin uh? lb ciireil by il. Ili'tinrJiltts i- generidlv cured by tai.';... .lo Cherry J'eetarnt in -i.e-H ?md IVin,'itciu itu . -. Kt? generativ are n . vi.ki.oe ti, CM w? need tint pubn>li tin rvrtiiic'iiv* of ibem . m do more than its.?iu*v I liv t iib?e iii;.: il.? >,i.i i.l?e? me fully iM.'iint.'iinnd. Ayer's Ague Oura, For Fever encl Aguo, Intermittent Fever. Cbill Fever, Remittent, Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical cr Bilious Fever, Ac., and indeed r.U tho alice tiona which r.rise from inalariouR, muran, or miasmatic poisona. A ? it : name implies-, ii .Iocs Curr, and dtio* liol fail, Containing mittler Ai.-etdc, Quinine, Hi mmb, >.in.-, nor any mi.cr nouerai ur poi-oimc? sab lance w biitever, il lu nowlfC injures ant pa llenl. The number and Importeure ol' its rurrs ia Ibo ague dist rich . are literally beyond nc:-..uni, and wc believe wi:bout a parallel in the liiMory nf Ague medicine, ibir'pride is gratified bj ll.'.; acknowledgments we receive of thc radical rui n, ell'ected in obstinate ruses', c. ld Where ?tiler ri in edie- had uh.dh Rilled. Ihiaccliniated per.-on-. cither rvsMrid ie, >. travelling through loi:.-m:'t:c h .cali? irs. will \ protected by laking tl .. li.' I (Tit li daily. l'or l.ler'r flour i. In i nh:, uri-big fri ?in liirpid Hy of the Litre, ii ?ni i-\ -.-.!... : ? nurdy, -Mn kiting thu laver into li. .?..:;\':;. For bilious Idsnrdcrs and i.iwi i Ye piaiel-, i: is an i si i llenl reinedv, pi'aidu?iug ininti' Hill} remarkable cine;, warru oilier medicines failed. I'rvparvdl.y lu:. .1. C. Aw: :c Co., Practica! and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and held all roiuul ttie world. P?HCK, $1.00 PICK ttOTTLK. Dev 9 f lv [ *IIK 5] C. ti M in r. *rmnC KfeTAUiTaWtTlVu 1833. JOSEPH BECKHAUS, 1'?lM Krui ii li ford Avenue, (Above Girard Avenue ) Philadelphia, Manufacturer ^vA? Exclusively CARRIAGES, NEWEST S7YLES. CLARF.NOKS, 1 anda us, Landaulels, CIOPO Coaches, shifting qr. Coached, Coupes, Haroucheu, PliBJtoli?. 1-orkawats, Ilear?<e8, ?YO , t-uitub c fur ?irita e. family anti pub'icuse. Workiuaiiuliip mid liltisli second to nono in tho count rv. Fine and v.-ui.-d stock on hand - eomplu'tfd and in tho wm ks. Ciders receive prompt and pomonal attention. All work I warranted. March 21-2mo tat Dr. HcliencU AdYlaea Conmmptlvc? to go to Florid? In Winter-Having for the iaat thirty-five years devoted my whole time ami attention to the study of liing dh nanu? and consumption, I feul that 1 under? stand fully the course that t.tttfht to be pur - atted to restore a tolerably bad ease of diseased lungs to healthy suuuuness. The flint and moat important step is for thu patient to avoid taking cold, and thu beat of all places on this continent for thia purpose in winter, ls Florida, well down lb the Mate, where tho temperature is regular, and not subject to sucli variations as in more Northern latitudes. Palatka is a point I can recommend. A good hotel is kept theru hy Petermun. Last wiu tur I caw several porsons theru whose lungs had been badly diseased, hut who, under the huahng influence uf tho climate and my nioili cines, were getting well. Unu hundred miles further down the river is a peint which I would prefer to Palatka, aa thu temp?rature is moro even and tho air dry and bracing. Mellonvillc sud Enterprise are localed tuero. I should give a decided pre? ference to Million ville, lt is two miles from river or lake, and it seems almost impossible to take cold tbero. The tables in Flui ida might ho butter, and patients complain at times, but that is a good sign, as it indicates .i return of appetite, and when Ibis is the case (hoy generally increase in UCBII, and then tho lunns must beal. Jacksonville, Hibernia, Oreen Cove, and many other places ni vurious (tarts ol Flui ida, can bo safely recommended to consumptives in winter. My reasons for sacing so are that patients aro less liable to tn kc cold theru tb mi whore there is a less even temperature, and it ie nut necessary to say that where a cunsump tivo person expos's himself to frequent colds, he is certain to dio shortly. Th? refute, my atlvico ?B. go well down into the state, i ut of tho reach of prevailing Fast winds and fogs. Jacksonville, ur almost any other of tho lo? calities I have named, will beni flt those who aro troubled willi a torpid liver, a disordered Btomach, deranged bowids, sore throat or cough, but for thoao whoso lungs aro disoascd a moro Southern point ?B earnestly reuoni mondod. Fur ii l to o i years prior to 18C9,1 was profes? sionally in M-W York, boston, ballimore and Philadelphia every week, where 1 saw and ex? amined on an average fivu hundred patn nts a week. A practice so extensivo, embracing every possiblv phase of lung disease, has ena? bled mo to understand tho disease fully, and heuco my caution in regurd to taking cold. A person may take vant quantities of "bebenck'a Pulmunic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic and Man? drake Pills." and yet diu if hu dues nut avoid taking cold. In Florida, nearly everybody is using Schcnck's Mandrake Pills, lor tho c imate ie moro likely io produce bilious habits than moru Northern latitudes. It is a well estab? lished fact i hat natives of Florida rarely die of consumption, especially those of thu South? ern part. On tho other hand, in New Eng? land, one-third, at least, of tho population die of thia terriblu disease. In tho Middle Si al CH it does not prevail so largely, still there ai o many thotinands of capes there. What a vast per cent age ut Ii lo would be saved if consumptives were as easily alarmed in re? gard to laking fresh cold as they aru about scarlet fuyur, small-pox, Ac. Hut they arc not. They tako what they term a little cold, wi. ich they are credulous enough tu be ie vc will wear ufl in a few days. They pay no at? tention tu it, and hence it lays the foundatiot fur another and another stiil, rai til the lungt aro disctidcd beyond all hopo for cure. My advice to persons whose lungs art affected even slightly is, to lay in a stock o bebenek's Pulmunic Syrup, Scheuck'e Seaweet Tunic anti Sch en ok's Mandi a kc Pills and gt to Florida. I recommend theeo paniculai medicines breante 1 am thoroughly acquaint od ?iib their action. 1 know that wheie thej aro used in strict accordance with my direc tiona, they will du the work that is required This accomplished, nature will do thu rest The physician who prescribes for cold, congi or night-sweats, and then advices the patient to walk or ride out every day, will bo sure te havo a i ornsc on Ina hands before long. My plan is to givo my tlireu medicines, ir accordance with tho printed directions, ex cept in sonni cases whero a freer use uf th? Mandrake Pills is necessary. My object is te givu tono to thu stomach-to get up a goot appetite, lt is alwavs a good sign when r patient begins to grow hungry. I have hopet of such. With a relish for food and th? gratification of that relish comes good blood and ?Ith it more flesh, which is closely fol lowed hy a healing of tho lungs. Then th? cough luost ns ami aluitt a, thc creeping chilli and clammy night-sweaia nu longer prustrat? anti annoy, ami the patient gots well, provid ed he avoids taking cold. Now meru aro many consumptives who hav? not the means to go to Florida. Thequestioi may ho asked, is there no hopo tor such' Certainly there ia. My ndvico to such is. ant ovor has been, to stay iu a warm rot m duritif ttiu winter, with a" temperature of aboui seventy degrees, which should ho kepi regularly al that point, hy means of a tiler mometer. Let snell a patient take his t x erciso within tho limits of the room hy walk ing up and down as much as his strength wi! permit, in order to keep up a healthy circula lion ut tho blood. I have cured tliousandt by thia system, and can do BO again. Con sumption is as easily cured as any othei disease, if taken in time, anti tho proper kine of treatment is pursued. Tho fact Staudt undisputed on record that Schcnck's Pulmo nie Syrup, Mandrake rills, and Seaweed '1 oni< have cured very many ul what seemed to b? hopeless cases" of consumption. Go where yon will, you will be itlmoot certain to fine some poor consumptive wno han been rescuce from the very jaws of death by their use. . So far as the Mandrake Pills aro concerned everybody should keep a supply of them or baud. Tuc; act on the liver better than eulo mei, and leave none of its hurtfni effects be bimi. In fact, tho} are excellent in all cane* where a purgative medicine is required. I: you havo partaken too freely of truit ant dianlm\i ensues, a dose of the Mandrakes will euro you. Jf yon aro subject to aid headache,take \ dose of thuMaudraLos ant they will relievo jon in two hours. If yoe would obviate tho effect of a change of water or thu tun i'rio indulgence in fruit, talo one of the Mandrakes every night or ever j oilier night, and you may then dtiuk watei anti eat w?tei mi-Ions, pears, apples, olunis peaches or porn, wit bout the risk of being sic! by them. They ?ill protect thuae who live ii damp situations against chills and fevers Try them. They aro perfectly harmless They can do you good Oil IV. 1 have aband-- ne<i my professional visits t? Huston and New York. l>ut continue to set patients at my office, No. 15 N. MX TH street Philadelphia, every.Satnrdny from D A. M. ti 3 P.M. Those who wish a thorough exami nation with the ld spin .meter will be charge? live dol?ais Tho Itcspimmeter declares tin exact condition of thu lungs, ami patients cat rus ?I i ly I? arti whether Uley are curable or not Hut I desire il distinctly understood lhat tin vuliiu of my medicines il??pi lids entirely npoi tin ir hi ing taken strictly according to direc lions. In conclusion. I will say that when pei som take my medicined and' tin ir systems art brought imo ?. healthy condition thereby thev are not so liable to take cold, yt t no om with ?liicascd lunes cnn bear a sudden ch lingi ol' ni Unisphere without Hie liability of greate: or Iff s in ital ion of (lie blot chial lubes. Full direct iona in all languages accotnpan; my OH di. ?m s. Miexplicii ?ml cicarthat an> em can use them without consulting mc, and cat be bought ti om any di ugui-t J. IL MOilENCK, M. D., No. 15 N. SIXTH street, Philadelphia. Nov IO fly AVolU <tU At Ks.-\ victim td early in discretion, causing uervous debility, pru maturu decay, Ac, having tried in vain ever' advertised lemcdy, has a simple means o self-cure, which hu will send freo tu his fellow ?ufferers. Address J. H. TUTTLE, 78 Naasai street, New York. Dec 23 tGmo Blob, Bare and Baby, i WE have juat received an extensive addi tion to our stock ur WINKS and LI QUORN, which will compare favorably, in pu? rity, with any stock in the United States. Wo mention: Superior Heiden k; Vtrzn ay Moi t ?fe Chnndon; Veuvo Clicquot Ponestdin: O rtaillod Mousseaux, and other brands of O iAMPAQNE. J. dc F. Mandi's Cognao B ? A N DY- bul?eved tn be tho only lot of thia Oflebrated brand in tho citv. Old VNheat Bour? bon WHISK Kl-I860. Pennine Hungarian BITTERS. Partaga, La Creina and Concilia oian CIO Alts-(.'Conine Havanas. Call aud Irv them. 1'AYSINOER A FRANKLIN, Jan 28 _Exchange, HOIIHQ. Bio Coffee. er rv BAOS RIO COFFEE, for salo low to OU dealers bv EDWARD BOPE. Thief Proof Drawers. TBE undersigned have relived the Agency of these DRAWER" 7/i ?/ nrp thc one I'liugiieerlfulforthrprc-r--- -K fretionofrvery timeat.i ^ALDYVfA/V, ? shop in Columbio, al ^MPROVEO I fording a Bure protec _ . H tion from tho light-fii, liLL LOCKS ORAWERH gored gentry. For snh - ] lew, by FAIRBANKS & CO., ?L J. A T. R. AGNEW. AOKMTS, ? 252 Broaaway, N. Y. H Greenville and Columbia Railroad. COLUMBIA, 8. G., Manen 1, 1871. ON and after tliic 'date, tho following schedule will he run daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with Night '1 iain s on South Caro? lina Railroad up and down; also with 1 raiiif going North and South on Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Kaihoad: UP. Loavo Columbia at. 7 00 R. in " Alston.9.10 a. m, .* Newberry. ll 16 a. m, " Cokesbury.3.4 0 p.m. " Rcltim. 5.0u'p. m. Arrive at Greenville. GSOu.m DOWN. Leave Greenville at. 6 15 a. ni, " Belton.8 i 5 a. m. " Cokesbury.10.(i7 a. m. " Abbeville.8 15 a. m, *' Newberry. 1 60 p m " Alston.4 t 5 p. m, Arrive ai Columbia.6.65 p. m. THO.s. DODAMEAD, General Sup. MVT. RAIITLETT, General Tick< t Agent. Change of Schedule. SOUTH CAROLINA RMI.ROAD COMPANY, COLUMBIA, t?. C., Januaiy 10, 1871. ON aud after Sun? day, the 22d instant, Passeng? r 'trains upon this Road will arrive and leave as follow*: TRAIN NO. 1. Leave Charlcptonat.8.20 a m / rrive at Columbia at. 8 40 p ni Leave Columbia at. 12 15 p rc Arrive at Charleetou at.7 f <. p ni Leave Camden, Sunda} a txcepted, at.9 50 a nc Arrive st Ringville at.1 20 p m Leave Ringville, Sundays excep'd, at.2 SO p m Arrive at Camden at.0.00 p m The abovo Trains run in correction with Wilmington.Columbia and Angut-ta Railroad, connecting with Tr alni- for Wilmington, Noni Carolina, and with Trams for Aupmta, Gror yi&-making eloho connections with Niphl Trains of Georeia Haili oad oidCtnlial hail road, for all pointe South and West. ?IIAIN No. 2-MonT EXPIIEFK. (Sunday Night excepted.) Leavo Cha i leaton at.7.10 p ni Arrive at. Columbia at...6 00 a ni Leavo Columbia at.7 60 p ni Ai rive at Charleston at.0.46 a rr, This Train mus in connection with Un Au? gusta 1 rains, making clot-o connection will: Georgia Railinnd and Central Raihoad Morn? ing '1 rains, for all points Son'h and West. A. L. TYLER. Vice-Pnsid?nt. S. B. Tir-KiNs. General Ticket Agent. Jan 21 Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta E. R SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. COLt'MBIA, S. C., January 17. 1871. f3*fl&EI8s?Sfc,ON and ?Ber SUNDAY, ?jrfSS**3B^?S?*.Tannar.v 22. tho Pat-sin? ger trains over thin Road will run as follows: GOINO NORTH.-No. 1. No. 2. STATIONS. ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LFAVE. Augusta 8 (0 am G 00 pm Columbia 12.51 pm 1.08 pm 11.05 pm 11.10 pm Wiunsb'ro 3 17 pin 3 37 pn 1 25 am 1 27 am Chester 5 I 7 pm o 10 \ m 2 50 am 8 CU am Charlotto 7 SH pm 5.30 am COIN?; SOUTH.-No. l. No. 2. ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE. Charlolto 8.10 am 8 10 pm Chester 10 20 am 10 23 an. 10 27 pm 10 30 pm Winneb'o ll 55 am ll 58 am ll 55 pm ll 58 \ m Columbia 2.16 pm 2.28 pm 2 13 am 2 28 am Augusta 7.45 pm 7 SO am G< INO NORTH.-Train No. 1 makes close DAILY CONNECTIONS at Chailotte for dil points NORTH and EAST. Train No. 2 makes same canec? ions. SUNDAYS IXCKPTED. GoiNOSOCTn -'1 rain No 1 makes close DAILY CONNECTIONS at Angiir-ta with trains of Geoig a and Central Georeia Railroads, for all poii ts Louth, South-west and Weet. Train No. 2 makes aame com actions. SUNDAYS EXCEPT* n. No night trains will loave Charlotte, Au? gusta or intel mediate points on Sundays. Through Tickets sold and hagpage checked to principal points. J M. SELKIRK, Sup. E lt. DORSEY. General Ticket Am nt. Ohange of Schedule. OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA R. R. CO , COMPANY SHOPS, N*. C., Januar 25. 1871. E3? QSg&t?cfc*- TRAINS will be rilli over jggaggagSi? thin Road as foil, we: E'tprrf?. Alai'. ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE. Charlotte 5 35 a n- 8.00 p m Sahsbuiy 8 f'8a m 8 13an 10.31 p m U.f 0 p m ! Gr'nsh'n ll 06a ni ll 20an 1.30 a ni 1.15 a ra ; Co SLopl2 50 p ni 1 05 p n 2 57 am 3 17am j II lllsb'ro 2 2H p ni 2 33 p ni -1 V7 a ra 4 2!? a m . Raleigh 5 12 a m . 6.08 u m 7.10 a m 1 Goldshnro U> 66 a m ( Goldsboro ExpresrA) HMaf?. 3 00 p ni i Raleigh 8 -15a II li 58 p ni 7.40 a m . llillsbroll (.", nm ll 10pn :0 t 0 a m HU 2am ! Co Shop VS 30pm 12 fOpn- 11.12 a m 11.43 a ni I Gr'in-b'n 2 Hip in 2 20 p ni 1 10 a m 2.00 a n> I Salish'ry B.JAp ni 5 20p ni 4 50 a m 4.65 a ni ! Charlot te 7.M>p ni 7.30 n ra Jan 27 W. IL ORV RN. Mus, Trana. i ~~Schedule on Blue Ridge Ralin a..-.. I am&mi Lt;ttVU Vu]Tl'uf T r,.iM' .-. .--'vCUi.a.:.-- " Pendleton.?20 t?- " Pen y ville.6.00 " 1 Arrive nt Walhalla.7.00 " Leave Walhalla.3.30 A. M. I " Perrvvilli!.4.15 .? j " Pt-railctoii.5 30 ?' Arrive at Anderson.0.15 *' Wailing nt Arah rson one hour Tor the arrival I of un train on Greenville and Columbia Road. Jnlv 31 VY. II. D. GAILLARD. Sup, Winter Schedule ?par'g & Union Read r3!~ wn? CB?OT^SkZ. ON and after tho 24th ?lFl^l^?S*7'ii.Htant. tho Passenger Trains will go down on MONDAYS. WEDNES? DAYS and FRIDAYS; leaving Spartaiihuig Court Mouse at 7 20 A.M., and arriving al Vision 1.8S P. M. Returning on TUKSDAYR, THUI SDAYfJ and SATURDAYS, will leavo Alston at 9 50 Al M . and arrive at Snartanhurg at 3 40 P. M. 1 THOMAS R. JE1ER, PreBtdtnt. I