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ff ?*? 11 III i iii.mi*i*t% i HmmmWfamwwmm,-r^TTSTTT^rr PDBUHIIID DAILY AND TBX-WBJCKX,T. "THE GlMhUm, BVXBT WBDIfXSDAl ?IOBIUMQ. aY JULIAN A. SELBY, -? * . ?3~ bo ok ?nd Job Flinting of o rory doe cr ip .ion promptly and faithfully attended to. for the first and SO conta each subsequent in* sertion. Long advertisements by the ?eek, month or year, at reasonable rMes. ^na?jy\ B^xj|ao?tyB8,?0^O^i-Wj?kly3 i 1 1 ? ,-- i The Gold Hill-JVewa-aaya; "Pooi Hinkler, who died last week, had onlj five doctors to attend him. Thor enc* doctored him for a differtinfc dlsbns?,- adc1 ho was only siok a week. Oneadootoroc him for consumption, one for pnenmo Ilia, one for asthmatic diarrhoea, anothei and t^e^aXi^ono w^nt^ri^[J^e^eral . ciples againBt a formidable combination of all these diseases, crossed with ?overa other undefined'ones, and tire - last- dosi he 6rd?rt?'fr?:mi'th'?idrrj^ store,-whiol Was n loa-oupfhl'bf ammonia).< ihtfdhnurn, ?uliihuri? aoid, tincture !of 'cnntbnridbi add'rye whiskeys equal par td mixed or?iverj jmt ten minutes too late;. Hink 1er waa dead." : . . ?..? '...? ?I -*\ . Charles Lamb's reverie, during ai attook-oX,spriog foyer.: "Hang..w.orkl ] wish 611'Si? yesk tfcrahoIid?^??nra.Bur< that indolence-indefeasible indolence is the true state of man, and business tin invention of the old' teaser, whose inter ference doomed Adam to an apron an< Beti bim hoeing." B^rM?eV vaS?tfon-b/-. * '^oo?tiyi op pointed Chicago editor: "The pension i ra^ght|er^^r^tbe^ ^~ . '^^TFOT Bat$,r .' 7 ' 3' r*l*VA'?'0R?8 or LAND In Barn well .OUvJ on tho Edisto. 750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to suit. r4aw Jlill and a JD00 aeffi of Land iriLcxiufi toXonMorth^dbitd, ?,000. TX / 3,500 acres Watcroo Bottom Land, $2 pr acr 2,600 aoros orcek bottom and pino Land, a $2 nor acre. 1 House in thiH city, $5,00( HOUSE^dthirteen acres LAND, near th city-t8,?gT Anpl?o J?HNBA?BKETT, Attorney alLawandBealEstate*Agent. . 8en*. 25 ... ly ? -.'in I. I .' ? i ?. ?.'. i-?i tr hi; Smoked MwU. IQ BE AK BAST B AGON 8TIUPB. Sugar-cure Jfj ir Should era, brooked and Pickled Tonguei foi sai? towby . j > ? '1 :. ? . ft BJ HQ BB. ifrrae ?fe nie patrons and the public "gi M^>^EEi? nerally that bb han moved im Mo p ewo Cleo, o ve r l) ufB o A Chapm an'a Bool ?tore, opp?ait? the Colombia Hotel, where I ls pre?arQd to execute, e?tiaf?otorily. a? op r&tioSihad work, df whatsoever kind bis nr foooLon doman djs? Tonna accommodating, Marohfir , " , , _ BRANDIES. ~ K GABK& Jame^ Hennessy's di Branflo?bn: .O ?rores BBANDIEHfimpsrtd'd diraot? ai ' offered pure and nu adulterated. These coi Skjaa yin.tagon of 1835. 1858, 1860 and 18C took ot Hooka. ClaretB and White Wises i eludo B?rne or the most famous brands aa w Good Health-Long Life. TIHERE 1B a difference" between good bio -.?nd bad blood-a diffpropen of, Life o Death.' Barr brood* ?B foll bf1 humors, pi docing corrupt Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Ci bun oles, Bpo t H , Blotches. 'Th e's o I ar fl indie ".tiona of H diseased condition of th? eystei and unless removed, will prey upon the bo and make it's diseased ?nd lo at he Home th i of flesh: Without pure blood no flesh is fi from di A ease. The Pale ?nd Shrunken Fors Yellow Faces, Weah Stomachs, Diaeae Livers, Crippled. Rheumatics, Nor.vons' II y \ ehonariaos, Dyspept?o Victims ?f H?adacho common In thu country, ls owing entirely the humors ?f the blood. BKINIT?H'S'QUEEN'S -DELIGHT is t only sore' moaicine." ^20.000 bottles sold home bespeaks for It a popularity,unoxr,mp In th? history ot tarooMeinoj For purifjibg ? Blood and invigorating the Tiver, n? better cheaper medicino has over boen dieoover Hl?ir?tsli'fifWe?n'nDoUftK i? ? Poriljer of] Bldod landH?nt I?vigoriUn- df fbh Li ver,, t things essential in preserving Health a in curing Diaoaao. It invigorates the Li ' "an?y'?mroe,?!!. disorders ?f tho Stomach t Bowela, purifies the Birt od and repairs . waste of tho Body, imparts? Strength t gi vee Vigor to dlaeasod and enfeebled aystei J^?iilTSa? QUEEN'S" DELIGHT. . T??ps^|?titov?.?napbye1ci?naBanct ib) uso, because it possesses merit, and law it aeema to ua-a houtehold bleating to th? a .'.' .tsp ctfRKB HxADAOirES.-8ick Hoad aoho.TJorvoua Ile aohe, BiliouB Headache, Neuralgia, Gatai Dizziness, Rush of Blood to the Head, V ,.ssaa, Opnreaaion of (he Head, Ao. . ( ... i nO*i*AB?ar}-fThis; Unpleasant/disease^ tn Ha forma.' ' BOBE THROATS, Ac-Sore Throats, Hoa ness, Loss of Voice, Weak Voice. : DVBPBPSIA.-Thia .disease alwayB euro all oases, in peraons'of ?ll ages anil occt tiona. LivEn CoM?iaiNis., JAUNDIOE, AC. Chronio-?iar'rhtn?'and all.Chronic Dyse ry. Colics, obstina to Costiveness. FILES-Blind, bleeding or ulcera tod, pal i tchiDg, buming, no matter how long exist Kidney Diqease, Diabetes, Gravel, Inc< -nonce, Stoppago soon cared. F Aaa AFFECTIONS.-brown .Spots, 2 BlotohcS, PimpTes.'Blatfk RpeOkB. Red Pate Burning, Itching, Bush of illood to the ii - Gloasma, Bad Complexion, .fe* Absoerraea, HorotalR, when on tho S( Throat, internal or external: vp tho Ton ' Back, Umps, or fmywhero; Boro ?nd Swi ' Legs, all 'perfectly curable. -Skut DxaxAsls.^-Sait Rheum, Tetter, A ShingleB|So?ly Eruptions, Watery Di a eh ai It ch log. Burning, Chronic Ery eipol?s. Tn? EYES.-Inflamed and Itching, Scro on the Eves ?nd Eye-lids. . GOITRE, SWBIXBP N EOIC-All case? curt Bheumatiam, Chronio, Acute, Neura Lameness, Swelled Joints, inability to \ ' painful or passive, cured by tho use of HEIMITSH'B QUEEN'S DELIGHT. , -The afflicted, nervous and debilitated, w snfferlngs have boon protracted lrom ni causes, and whose cases requiro prompt t ?neut, will find always & sure remedy in f ^QUJBEN% DELIGHT. Ask for HEraiTSH'S QUEEN'S DELK T?ke none other. He ?B the inventor ane proprietor. Sold wholesale ?nd retail a Drug ?nd Chemical Store._Fob_ MPrivate Boarding. BB. 'S. J. WYATT informs her fri ?nd the public in general, that slit oponed ? PRIVATE BOARDING HOUS! Blain street, near Bull. .The house ia and airy, and guests may sxpcot the oom of a homo._. Ma Imported and Do'mosllc Cigars ?tPoLi.< ?.?.ei? ;trVHn/!vJiQ ;b?-.T Tfcu' .f.L'i - rjn:-j i Attendit ?z&w1 -fTAf?ii?Ari,- e?oo,ooo. hcl j Ta.;,- ? ??oafl-jji^-^^)^ttAd?J ?? tJqhn 3. Palmer, Pr?sident. .>, . -.?.?...*' il ?A?^Dr?nl?erv.CMh?Br. vLI/I ,? 1 .O-Nj.G.llut?, A.?sl?ta^P^ahi6r.v L >kolo ri tervRfl)^ B?pni'bf 31:' DP B?bn A'Soo; I G. jfffj Boardcr?, of Copeland A Bc?rdcDt 2LL. Bryan,. of Brjan&MoOerte? -Wv G. Hwaflield, of-il. & W. 0. BwafuetfL Q iv? ?A.., .Zit' [nittjifi"jfSiiKIs ?ow opery&r tbe^'tVkbeact'bn X 'of- a generar ba?iking'UoslDeaBV ?Avn " ? ? OtffiTinoATis. -o? - DEPcerf: ol currency or; c?ioi (jearlcg inWr/Ofct at tho rate of s<jyen (7). percent, per apnnn^in 1mm, will be 1 Bauet). . DepositB fr?m'Cowify Officers especially so 'HcltedT ' n leo, from ' Trusws',*Admin it tr at ore, Exddiltors, Professional Men, and other?, u.:? . . PartianJar -attention Ki,vfl?. to nccuqut? oft 'Oi'.y and Country Mr r chants,.sn?. other,ba?i: hese -men, and tho-usual accpmnlodMions ex? tended. . WOIJ?T7-j?. . : . , Note*-, Bills<cf 'Exchange! $.b?i?tper evlr.. denoe?) of deoA'discount eg*?Rd ra on oj loaned on,oolb>terala, i . ,- r 7 . ,,, r .""... ? . . j &c4^t?qndsy-<fold',and 'Slicer bbiigld and ^TB?t??ied 'Cu'reitey pt?ruh&sed at fe. ?nail di??aariati .: 1 ..? 11. j .Uft.i V. ,' . ! ; fSiahi Draff* drawn direct on all tue promi? nent, plac?e-iii England, Ireland, Scotland, Ffatice, Geihnany? B?tgium, Holland' Ben' mark and the Orient. Letters of Credit isanod, payabla in any of the above placea. .Drafts on all tho prominent cities m the United States.bought and Bold. ! Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel. j Open from 0 to 8. - ' Feb 28 ly. ; ? ? 1 rit?f y, . : ? OT,- ??.. . .>.!?>.,: v, -.-...??.!:.; -, >T :::.U Deposits o? $1 and Upwards Received, INTEREST ALLO WED AT THE RA TE OJ 'SEVEN PER CENT.- PUR ANNUM, - ON GER TIFICA TES OF DEF OSIT,. AND, BIZ, F Eli CENT. COM P O UND ED -E VER Y SIX * MONTHS ON ACCOUNTS. OFFICERS; > . ? ?. Win. Martin, Presiden t. . Joh?B. Palmor, i Yfao-Pr? m'de-itH 1 .. .. John P..Thomas, J V10e * residents.' . A. G. Brenieer. Cashier. '. John O. B.'Smith, Assistant Cashidr. . Directors. Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. C. Has? kell, F..W. McMoator. John P. Thomas. E. H. Heinitflh, John ll. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbi*. .. ' '.' ''- ' ? ? ,n J. EH Gregg, Marion.. O. T. Soott,Newberry. t\ iii . ' W. G.-Mayes, Newberry. ' B. H. Redledge, Charleston. - . . , DauielBavenel. Jr..'CharleBton. Mechanics, Laborer?, Clerke, Widow?, Or faTSan? and 0 thura ma-rhoro denosit their sav? ings sad draw a Uberil rate of interest ttioro on. Planter?, Professional Man and Trustees whining to draw interest' en their fund o on til th ey .require thom for bn ein es s or other pur? pose's; Parents desiring to set apart small ?ram B far their I children, and Married Women! aftf) Minora (whoas deposits can only.be with? drawn by themselves, or, in Oa'?e ?f death, by their legal representatives,) wishing to lay aside f?nde for future nee. are here afforded an opportunity of depositing their mean? where they will rapidly aeon nm lat a, and, at the same time, be subject to withdrawal when p coded,_ 1 Aug 18 NO FIBS USED IN tVABXIlRCf. WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP, npHIS SOAP washes perfectly in.cold water, 1 soft, hard or salt; It removes grease, oil and paint from garments. It washes all kinds of goods-cotton, flannel, silk or woolen. It cleanse a silver, plated ware and Jewelry without scratching. It tho articles are ranch tarnished, rab them with a piece of flannel which has plenty of tho Boap on it. To pcpplo who do their own Washing, it ia invaluable, It will save ita cost in one washing. An ordi? nary washing costar j "For coal, two hods.20 cent?. For kindling wood.08 cents. ? For ordinary soap..08 cents. . 81 .couts. One oakoCold Water Soap coats.15 cents. Making a saving of..16 cents. i' ' ' . - 1 81 eenie. - And there is no expense, of repairing leaky boiitra .or broken scrubbing boards. There I Is no acid or sal soda in tba Soap, and, posi? tively, nothing'that can injure the elothea. One cake (about orre pound,) faithfully used, according to the directions which accompany each bar, will convince any one of ita superior? ity." For saje, in boxes of thirty-six bara, by . EDWARD HOPE, '.'April 9 ' '- Agent for Sooth Carolina. ESTAHMHUEU 1853. JOSEPH BECKHAUS, 1994 FmnkfOnl Avtimt, [i (Above Girard Ay?nue,) Philadelphia, j Manufacturer ^^^^^^^^^ ^tpc?ur?ce?j/ CARRIAGES, NEWEST STYLES. CLARENCES, Landa'ua, LaiidanlctB, CIoso .Coaches, Shitting qr. Coacheu, CoOpos, Barouches, Phaotohe, hockaways, Hearses, Ac, suitable for private family and public use. Workmanship and finish second tononoin the country. Fine and vat it'd stock on hand completed ami in the woila. Ciders receive prompt and personal uttcutlon. AU work warranted. ", March 23-2mo S U BE FO P! I DEATH TO RATS, ROACHES, BEDBUGS, fcc, . Never failing. Boxes double the alzo a? others. Hermetically scaled and always fresh. For sale at wholesalo and retail by . ' ' HARDY SOLOMON, And hy all Druggists and QrocorB Fcbl43mo To Ront. ADESIRABLE STORE, on Main street, noar tho corner of Bi&nding. Forterms, apply to Dr. John Lynch, or F(-b22 HENDRIX A BRO. Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, BECAUSE it gives strength ?nd improves their health. March ll If a Porter House Sicak will stop'yonr brin? ger, call at POLLOCK'S. ?. ! Oil; lo ?oiei jab ?WA?J ?hi?H ?ii tri ??ui-ij Id?iJinoa otiJ (uoTPlirj :.v. ru-.-.- ui-aoi| ptirest Medicated Cordial Of tbo. A^. 1 y from'the original ,(ri;0 Drinan recoipt: ijf. now iq possession ? of tue prop ti o tofo .^Brid is the ?ama preparation that - wee usad in Ger-. I ' -many upwards o? < "-. a con tory ago; to: day ie hotrachbld remedy of Gorma? K'TV^K 2 ny, recommended by its moat enii ;:t A. ? -: .,; neut physicians. , | LIPP.MAN'S G-BE4T ??itMAK BITTEftS IB compoH?d of the purest alcoholic essence of Gcrmany'B favorile,) t beverage, impregnated with Die juices and,, extracts of rare licrbs,' ?' oota and barks; all of Which com bin? d make t ono of the best and aurett preparations for thc cure of -* . - . Dyspepsia, Losa of Tobo in th? Stomach and ' .Digeh?vo OrgaDe. Nervouf DebihLy, Lan . ^g?or^G?natip?lion.LivcrComplaint,' - Gonoral Exhalation,''and? ns a TliEVENT?VEFOli C?lLLitAKD FEVEIt JLaJLARIOUS DISEASED GENERALLY. KEMA LICK ' 1 Will find LirPMAK'S GREAT GKRMAN B?T TERB tho best tonio known for the diseaeesto which they are generally subject, and where a 'gent?o stimulant ia recommended. 1 . .? . ' SAVArtkAb, March 16,1870. ileura. Jacob Lippnian ?s Uro., Havannah, Qa.-GENTS: I have beforo me your esteemed lotter of tho 14th inst., con ta iii in g Tarions documents relative to your "Gorman Bitters." Alter a careful examination T moat confess that your Billers ia really what you represent it to bc, an old German reoipo,: of Dr- Mitch erlich. of Berlin. Fruuiiia. lt will no doubt bo excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and nervous diseases, and ia a good preventive of chills and fever. I lind it to be a most de? lightful and pleasant si un neb ie. I romain yourB truly, (Signed) AUG. T. WETTER. Ki nj; i. A MI MILLS, GA., March 22,1870. Messrs. Jacob Lipjman ?? Jiro., Druggists, Savannah, Ga.-GLNTLIMKN: I bavo intro? duced your Great Goman Bitters here to my customers and friende, and 2 find hotter salo for it than any 1 have ever kept before. Those who have tried it approve of it very highly, and I do not hesitate in saying that it is far superior in v&luo to any other Bitters now in oso. Yours, respectfully, W. KIRKLAND. Wholesale Agente for Btate of Routh Carob na-DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, HENRY BIB OHOFF A CO., G LACIU 8 A WITTE. STEF? FENS, WERNER A DUCKER, Cbarleton. . Depo^ in_ColumbIa; 8. C., at GEIGER* arctrkcGCu S. *jr?3HK"?ia?_Jun? 2 I y Hi ? The Gnat Medleal Discovery! Br. WAbEEB-a OAXXFOILNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, 'S? Sundreda of Thori?anda 8%* -? ^fttet?'tt?^ ff? ?WHAT ARE THEV?gs5 PH S THEY ARE NOT A VILE *UFASMCY DRINK.M? Mftdo of Poor liam, Whicker, I'rot* Spirits mu? It pin m- Liquors doctored, ?picea and sweetened to pleaae Ilia lo?to, callod " Ton. les,"" Appetisers,1*Restorers," AC, that IcaA tho rippler on to drunkenness and ruin, bulara a tro o Medicine, mado from tboKeUro Boola and Ilorbt of California, free from, aili Alcoholic st im a lan in. Thor at? tho CS HEAT BLOOD TURIPIBa and LIFE GIVING PRIN? CIPLE a perfect Renovator and I ny lt o rater ot thc By?tera, carry in ?j off all poisonous mailor and restoring th? blood to a healthy condition. Ko' per? on caa ta ko tb es o Bitters according to direc? tion and remain long un well, <?? SSfor Inflammatory and Chronic lthcu ? iiatlatu and (lout, Drapppiln or Indi? gestion. Billons, Remittent and Inter? mittent FoTors, Disease? of tko Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Dladder, thew lilt? tels bara been moot successful. Buch Dis? eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which ls generally produced by darangetuont of ibo Divest Iv? Organs. DVHI'F.I'SIA Oil INDIGESTION, llcadncbo. Pain ia tho Bhouldors, Coughs, Tli;ht? i.i,8 of the Cheit, DltalncBS, Sour Kr neut lom of tito Stomach, Bad tiuto la tho Mouth Dillon* At? tacks, Palpitation of thc Heart, Inflammation of tho Lnnri.I'aln In the regions of the Kidney*,and i 'nhandml other painful symptoms, oro tho off. springs of Dyspepsia. <?) They Invigorate thc Stomach ami Mlmalate tho torpid Urcr and bo\v?|s, which render them of un* equalled efficacy t.i cleansing tho blood of all tinnttrlMcn, and linpartlug new Ufo and rigor to t 'ie whole system. FflltHlCIN DIME A HES? Krnptlons.TetW. Fall Rheum,Uloichts. Hpot*. rUnplen, Pustules. Rolls, CarimnrW, Rlng-Wornis, iicalil-Hcad. foro Kyw,Brywp?la*; ltc??', Scnrfr, Discolorations of (ll? Stln, Tluuiora and Diseases ortho Bl.In. ot wh-toTcr namo ornatar.*, ore literally dug up an.l carried out of tho system In a abort time by the uso of these. RUura.^' 0?c bottle In tneh ' eases will ?on vlnftj the moat lrfcrcduiou? or their curative clTects. Clou ase tho Vitlat3;l Wood whenever you Awl Itt- Impurities burstin". through tho skin'iiiPim? ples, Emptions or-Sons; cleanse ll when you And lt oV.Btructbil and slngglsli lu the vein?; cicauso ll when ll ls (?nt, and your (uehngi will tell you when. Keop tho blond pure and tho Valth oftho system will follow. Ql'iN. TAPE omi other WORMS, lurking In thc sybtciu of so many Iboneantln, nre effectually destroyed and r.miovcd. For full direction?, read ^ carefally the circular around each bottle. J. WALK KB, Proprietor. R. II. MoDOK?l.D ?a CO., DruggUia a-id liv.\. Agon ta, San Pranrlnro, Cal,. nn<l S2 omi 31 COMIUUICJ Street, New Vor':, nv ALL piiucicisTS AND ntAi.KRS OpOJER A af^OJlEOO]l._Agr-nts1 500 Barrels E*"T.,lA. Family, Medium mid Cumnion _FLOUR, for Malo low. E. HOPE. Afresh supply of BaglevV JTn\lltwer, linc cut, at POLLOCKS. ?ammmm?m? n mm ,i ? i ,i i ?wi : i Tf??E;:,iP BEGSNiXr li j,tis 01 ^UoofcWob' ?"il HowirpfcpeV ' . -r .I STBA?? PR?NTl??ST?BLlSIiSIENT PPPPPPFPPP PPPPP ppppp PPFPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP pppppppppp ppppppppp PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP ppppppp PPPPPPP THE Proprietor of thc PUCEXIX. Lae utter! u] and thoroughly furnished hia office for tin excoution of all kinda letter press PRINTING RRRR RRRRRR BRRREPRRRR RRRR RRRRR RRRR RRRRR RRRR RR RR RRRRRRR RRRRRRR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRRRR RRRRR RRRRRR RRRRR .Tho Type, Border, Rule, Ornamenta, Culo, A< aro of MODERN STYLE and carefully selectee iinmimini iiiinninini inmni ITTIIIIII urann iniiiiii TTTTTT7TT Xl I Ul? IX iiinnn iiiiiiiii iiinnn iinimunni iiiimimim The Presses are rtftffi of the MOB' AP P BO VED SJBHL PATTERNS Hoe. Adams fgBwWS?^ and Liber? ty- Includ lng Pl aten Bed and ^"htmiffr Cylinder NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNN ? NNNNNN NNN NN NNN NN* NNN NNNNN NNNNN NNNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN Professional Men, Merchants. Manufacturo and Mechanics, supplied with any style worl TJTTTTTTTTTTTTTT T?TTITTITTTTTTT TT TT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT T T TTT TTTiTTTT* TTTT TTTTTTT^T iniirainini iiiinrininn niinin iiiiiiiiii irraira IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII munn imiini iiiniiiuiiiii iniiiniiiiin With tho LARGE AMOUNT OP M ATE It L on hand, tho st} le, quality and coat oi work cannot fail to give satisfaction. *?' "- NNNNNN NNNNN .NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNNN NNN NNNNN NNNNN NNNN NN NNNN NNN NNNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN Ordors from abroad will receive IMMEDIA' ATTENTION, and work promptly forward? QQQGCi&GQ GGOGGGOGG GGGGG GGGGG G GOG OGGG OGGO GGGG GGGG GGGGGGG GGGG GGGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGGG GGGGGGGGG GO? GGGGGGGG GG fhiala thconly^?^V^/^^ eatablishmt in tho Slule, ^S\S^i/?SS^^' whero Sheei POSTE UH, Ac. can bo SET UP ^W^fffi^ >" atylo; J. A.SELBY. " ^^BuEdr^" Priipiit-tor. O A ? E ?^XF Tho only preventivo known: for iOhillai.BJUxl 'Feyer it tho uso ?f W.olW?So^^m,HQ^ql^pP|>, WolfeWBcaiedanr Schnapps i ' ' m jj rf000^^ DypapBlai i c ti '' " T^o^e'i''Sch&?qm[Schnapps''' ! , ' Iaia pr?vehl?v? of Oaths eba-Koyer/. i . ' : . ;. Wolfe;*, Bohxedani""S?nnappa j f ' " r I?i;ee^mmepeiedby^ ^T/'aiu^VEacplty.*,,, t "Wolfdi, Schiedam Schnapps I Isggoflior all Kidqey apd Bla4da?Cemiplaiota,.' ' ri Wolfe'a ?oluedam Schriapna,, ,"" 1 . . f ...lsrg?O?lfOT?Q?atK\.r HT.. : .', . Wolfe's'- Schiedam Schnapps?.- t>. In good for Poll o hod Pain in the H tom sob i ? ~~ Wolfe's Schiedam Bohnappa Is good for ab UrinaryComplainte] - ? '"? Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps^ Is imitated and counterfeited, and Purchasers will havfl|tq uso caution* in purchasing; ' . Wolte's SchietTani Schnapps .' ', Is used all over .the world , by. Physicians, in .... , . thepr practice.' \ ' . "" .1 bog leave to call.tho. attention ot, tho reader to testimonials in favor of thc Schnapps; 'I feel bound to say that I'regard your BcnitAPPS as being,1 in every ieapeot, preiSmi nently pure, and deserving of medical patron? age. At all ovente, it ia tho purest possible article of Holland gin, (heretofore unobtaina? ble, and, aa anch, may bo safely prescribed by physicians. DAVID L. MOTT. M. D., . Pharmaceutical Cbemiet, New York. , LOUISVILLE, KV.. Sept. 1 -I ted' that'-we havo now an articlbof gin suitable for trach cases as that remedy ie adapted to. c< . b DR. J. W. BRIGHT. "Schnapps" ia a remedy in chr?bic'calarr? hal complaints, etc.: I take great pleasure in bearing' highly creditable, testimony to its eflicacy,' as a, reme? dial agent, in tho . diseases, for .which you recommend it. Having a natural tendency ta the mucous surfaces, with a Blight degree ot stimulation, 1 regard it SB one of tho most Im? portant remedies in chronic oatsrrbel affec? tions, part ?volar ly those of tho gemtorurinarj apparatus. With much respect, your obedient servant, CHAS. A. LEAS, M, D., New York; 20 PINE STnr.ET, NEW YORK, Nov?21, WW ?rioLriio WOLFE, E6C>, i??T???ni.-DKAB SIB: 1 hare made a chemical examination of a s am ph of your VSchicdara Schnapps," with tbointiral of determining if any foreign or injurious Bub atanco had been added to tho simple distill?e spirits. ,i ? . Tho examination bas resulte din lho,eonclu Hion that thc sample contained n>> poisonom or harmful admixture. I have been nnablt to discover any trace of the deleterious aub staiicea which "aro sometimes ? roployeo) bi th? adulteration of liquors.. I would notheaitab to uso myseir. nor to recommend to others for medicinal purposes, the "Bcbiedan Schnapps,'" as an excellent and nnabjectiona ble variety of gin. Very respectfully yours, (Signed) CHAS. A. SURLY, Chemist. CnxsncAL AKD TrcBTuca LABOBATOBT. 1 w- - . t-^.- n- ..- v?.T?.?IV?. I? lim _ UAUOiUlUB ? IMUH, _-W ~- -, -VT.. UD. uno WOLFE, ESQ-DKABSDB: Tbeundex signed have carefully and thoroughly analyze* a eample of your "Aromatic Schledan Schnapps," selected'by oureerves,' and har found the. same freo from all organlo or tn cu fanio substances, moro or less in] ur iona t' ealth. From tho result of our examination wo consider the article one of superior quali ty, healthful as a beverage, and effectual tn it medicinal qualities. Respect folly yours, ? (Elgned) ALEX. TBIPPEL, Cbemiet. FRANCIS E. ENGELBARD, M. D. For salo by all respectable Grocers an Druggists. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST., April l ||TT3mo 22 Beaver st.. New York. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, For eil tho purposes of a Laxative Medicino. gj. Perhaps noor?emcdl . JS? chm Iseobnivcrvtillj ^j?r required - by every jfl?r body ns a cathnrti'o tXVSMwSBBt^t^^ nor w,is crcr sn>' bu V^gSijagiiai^aitQ Toro so uuivcTsall) ? J?&jf adopted into ase, lt I A .JSW every country am %Jrt?Tf?li&$$i/ among nil classes, ni X? <J 1013 n,,,u hhtoJUdlcn ?t?y purgutiv? rill. Th? i?SC?^^SftS& obvious reason ts ^?S&SBfSBSB?~f^^T tliat lt is a more roba ^^m^^=*f??SB3&&sxs~' ble and fur moro el factual remedy than any other. Those who huv< tried It, know that it cured them : those Wim hav< not, know that it eurea thcirneighborii and friend* and all know that what it dom once il dm ., id way.a-that lt norcr futli through any fault or neg Sleet of its composition. We have thousands, upui louaonds of oortiflcates of their remarkable) cur? of thu following complaints, but stich eurea ?r> known In every neighborhood, and we ne*d no publish thom. Adapted to all ages and condition . In oil climate i ; contaiulnguciUior calomel horan; deleterious einig, they may bo taken' with anfvt] 'by anybody. Their sugar-coating preservo* thni ever fi estland makes Uicm ploAaant tn ukc, willi being purely vc;ectable, no harm can arise) Lim their use In ?ny quantity. ' They operate by their powerful mile em-eon th Internal viscera to purify tho blood and stimul?t ! lt into healthy action- remove the olismu-lior. of thc stomach, bowels, liTcr, ami other organs o tim body, restoring their irregular action lo hu al iJ and by correcting, whurovcr they exist, such de rangements ns arc the first errlginof diseftitc. Minnie directions oro given in tho wrnpper o thc box, for Uio following complaintr, which titus l'Uls rapidly cure: For layapepalni or Tndtgx>vtloii, X,tsU?>us ncaa. Luiziior and XJOS? of/ljumiinsitn ahouttt be taken moderately to stimulato the alon ae-li, and restore its healthy tone and action. For JLIvetv Complaint and its vat iou.-, symi toms, IBIlioaus Ueailache, Nit L B.lt'?il arlie, J it II II a i c o or Green A lek fi Pas, Hil lons OuUc and lliltoaa aTetTcnis, Uiey uhoitl be judiciously twVe)ti for each ease, to coiroet tb diseased actiou ur remove tito obstructions tybie callie lt. ' For Isyaontery or niarrhtea, but on mild dose is genorully reqahcth . , For nhouniatlau. Clout, firarel, !*?? I>| tnt i on of tbe Iko?rt, Pain in tli Mido, Mack and g<oins, Uley should ho conti unusly taken, as required, to change tho disease action of thc system. With such, chango tho; complaints disappear. For. .Ipronsy and Dropsical sjirclllnc they should bc taken in largo and frequent dt>? to nroflure the effect of a drastlo purge. For Sapprrmon & largo dose should 1 taken as it produces the desired effect by syi pnthy. 1 ' As a ?inner JM/I, take ene or two Tilla promote digestion and relieve tho stomach. An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach ai bowel? into healthy aetlon, restores the app?tit and invigorates tho system. Heneo it is often n vantageous whore no serious derangement oxisl Ono who feels tolerably well, often finds that dose or these rills makes him feel decidedly b< ter, from their cleansing and renovating effect < the digest? ve apparatus. Dr. J. C. A YUH & CO., Practical Chemist JLOWJELT4. MASS., V. S. A. .Doc 0 fly [Aug ft]_i j ti _mv I'. Agent, SMOKED*MI?ATS, ETC". SMOKED TONGDEt?( torn a rmidictl BEE Furris Fulton Mark, t lu ci. Diamond and Orange brand Bama. Sugar-cure d bacon Strips. Pickled Salmon. Mesa and No. 1 Mai korti, ?Ve,, nil fresh hand. For sain by O KO SYMMKR8. SPJSCIAU ATl'KN'l ION given to tho c< lection of Commercial Paper, Interc ou State and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, BI Coil vor s ion of Stath Securities, br Nov 29 6roo ' P OAMRRHJ?. Broker. Genuine imported Curacoa, Abeynthe ai Maraschino, at POLLOCK'S. GeheraV OOmfflit?ioii- Merchants^ 7G. IiariCaw and 288 ^KenMStnKff?^.) j J^^RO?)DOTlOK?;'*bcb;r?Bl.Botii^^ Ap-- . axi? Marling PlaV?? tent(reeva&dvsnceni?ntair mudo on consignments. Salea promptly. made. Agenta wanted. April 8 groo r-17 Yj> ?RTIES wanting/-'yfife?rMtie/^tfrj' ?b*I? X Denian PLANTER will eend their order? i at once. , We.ara-now well, epppljed. bot later In tho season aWot7tbinV:w<? rffll btf?Meto tneet.tho demand.i.aili up' '-??r' ?j - ?.. b Feb 12_L?RICK A LOWRANCE.^ SODA, Walnut, Snow J>rop, Ratter, Fancy Farmer, Ginger, Balmoral,'-for *kl?*y. ? March 3 ,"",Ew'BQFE. J CHAMPAGNES. Lan ... . 1AA GIBES Mott A Chandon's CHAM .lAJv/ PAGNE8, JUBI received,abd offered, ' in conseriiiflnce of cessation' o? hostilities, at tduob reduced r.ates, 1'oraajoby . - March 25 , . .," " ' OE,0. BY^MEBBV . Charlotte. Col^bia anil, "Abj^'s'la ?',' * SUPERINTENDENT'S ^OFFICE; I ? ? fi i, OOIATMBIA, i a. C;, A p ri 1 a.-1671. ? IHK'1! ??? the following acbeaul?: Hid-hnn? ,>-j- ....? MAU,TBAia-rQoiNO NOUTH. GOIKO SOUTH,' STATIONS. Anl?VE. IJtAWR.' ABnlV*. 1 ' Charlotte-180pm . ?.j iii J ?i ;..6.80api Cb eater 6.08 pm 600 pm 10.14 am 10.17 am Wihnab'ro'8.00 pm' 8:20 pta ll .57 am 18.00 ?' ia ColambiAl2.30pml2.a8 pm .?rl^pm 2,80 pm Augusta, . 8.00 mm 7.OTpm ' . ExrnEB8 Tn ATS-GOINO? Nonrrir G ora a Boimr. ARRIVE. i.tAVK. I ABBIVK. ? LIA VE., Charlotte 5.30 am ' 800 pm Cheater ' 2.-60 am 8.02 am 10.25 {na 10(28 pm Winnab'o 1.20 ?rn j 1.22 amil2.ps am 12.05 am Colombia 10.32 pm 1?.04 poi 2:20 am' 2.82 am Augusta 6.00pmt' 7^O/ainii -, . ,? B-.No night trains will leave Charlotte, Au guata or intermediate pointe on Sandale. ' ' : " J. M. SELKIRK; 8operJpWndent. E. R. DOKBEY. General Ticket Agent. Vf I Change of EchedoJe. 80TJTH CAROLINA HAII-HOAD COMPAHT, . , CoLuimjA, B. C., January 10,1871. TEAIN NO. 1. Leavo Charleston at........8.20 a m 2rrivo at Colnmbia qt, .....y?... 8.40p m Leave Colombia at.. J. 12.15 p m Arrive at Charleston at,,.7.50. p m Leave Camden, Sunday a excepted* ht;9.'50 a m -Arrive at Kine ville at-L-1.20 p m i Leave Kmgvtflo, Bundaye excep'd, at.2 SD p m Arrive at Camden at..' ..;..... JiVi. 1. .0.00 pta I. Tho above Traine rom jp connection- with Wilmington, Colnmbia and Au gue ta Railroad, connecting with Trains for Wilmington , North Carolina, and with Trains for AugpMs,Geor? gia-making cloe o connections with "Night Trains of Georgia Railroad ai>d Central Hai 1 road.I?r.aatpointe South and Weat.t . .." .. ,.- , R TRAIN No. 2-N10UT EXruKsa. .". 1 MSarfdayBighTe?icept?dijYi i i Leave Charleston at.7.10 p m Arriro at Columbia at... ... .\tux\J.. .?.00 a m nesvo vniuinbia ai. .............7. bi) p m Arrive et Charleston at... . .V:. .\.:. 0.45 a m Thia Train rahs ia connection "with UP Au ?uta> Tra?na, makins close connection with eorgla and CenttaPB?llroads. . " M Ok'*:; A. L. TYLER. YJce-Frealdent. fl. B.?Fioyais, Genera) T^cltet Agent. Jan 21 GrceBvUJo and ColunibU} Ruilrond, , ; , COLUMBIA, 8. <L,' ?UBCHI; 1871. fT^Timmnl ttWUKitff'l ' ?^ ind'after this aOTaSB IW?PW?Mata. . tho... following? echedulo will be run daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with Night Trains 'on Booth Caro? lina Railroad up and down; aleo with (Trains going North and South on Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad: .DP. -, \ ., . , Leave Columbia at...7.00 a.m. . " Aleton.......'.^ 0.10 a.m. " Newberry.... ...J.-.,..U.1? a. m. .f Cokesbury.3.00 p.m. -Belton.'. ...i...v.....U-5.00fp.m. Arrive at Greenville. 0.30 p.m. DOWN.". Leave Greenville at.. 6.15 a. m. " i Belton_*.8.05 a.-m. " Cokeubury....10.07 a. m. " Abbeville.8-lfi a. m. i " Newberry.v.1.50 p.m. Alston.r.'....".*.. 4.05p.m. Arrive at Colombia.......... yt 6.66 p.'m. TH08. DODAMEAD, General Sup. M. T. DAnTLXTT. GeneTai'Tleket Agent. ?hange of Bchedulo. I OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA RiBCO., COHPANTBBors, N, C., Januar.25,1871. ? .JZzpras.., y^Mait- . AUBivr. LKAVE. * A?ntVK. IXAVE. Charlotte " . . 5.85am '8.00pm" Salisbaryg.dfiam g.Igaib ?0.?4,' p m. 16.80 p ni .ar'nBb'oll.05amll.20am 1 1.30 a m bt? s ra Co8hopl2 6?pm 1.05.pm UUm 5.17 a rn HillabVo 2.28 p m 2.3311 to 4.2*7 a.'ra 4.20 a m Baleigh 5.12 a m : r~ ?.88'!?n>: 7il0a m Goldaboro 10.58 a m Goldsboro - Bs pretty B Ma iL ' . 8.00 pm Raleigh -; 1 . 8.45 a m ttk5& p n\ .7.40 a m HilhJbroU-07 amllt10pm iD.Ot?k m,10.02a m ?0Shop 12 SOpm 12.50pm 11.12aTth 11.45 a m r'nabro'2<10p m 2.20 pm 1.10 a^m .2.00 a m Balisb'ry 5.1S p m 5.20 pm ; 4.60. a lb .4.55 am Charlotte7.?Gpmt 1 -- 7.80 am Jan 27 W. H. G^BEEN, H?s. Trans. Schedule on Blue Bidge Bailroad. r-Mmanin Leave Andersan../... .4.20 P. M. fcqffigFgr* " Pendleton.:.,...5.20 " r- " Ferryi\\\Wr\r.. 8.00 Arrive at' Walhal??.*: .'.. .7.00 V L?avoTVaTiialla.U..8.80 A. M. .?. Perryvillfl.^..wi.i.^..,,?..4ia " .Psaaioton....vr........,*."5.S0 " ?' Arrive at Anderson.Ii/..015 " Waiting at'Anderson bne bom^rbr the arrival of np train on Greenville and Colnmbia Road. July 81 W. H. D. GAILLARD, Sup, WinterlBclie^ IS^S??^ 1Q?t?A th CVa??enger Trains will^?o^Lotfa%NDAYS} WEDNES? DAYS and FRIDAYflj lea-Aog BpaHanbmg Court Honso, at 7-20 A. M.., and: arriving at Alston 1.S5 P. M. Returning on.-TUESDAYS, THDBP.DAY8 and 8ATUHDAYS. w?l Jeave.Al?ton at 0.60 A. M., and arrivo kl Sfaiirtanb^tg at 3.10 P. M. THOMM* IT, JETER. President. j ? ? i Tj ?1 ?? ? : rt-1 'I,'. .' .1 " *~-' Thief .Proof Drawers. THE nniexeignedbave received the Agency .of these DRAWERS. :77uy are the one thing needful for th?pro-1 1 ? ? tection ofevery Mtire ano U^LDW.^V, H .hop in Columbia, af- *iMDaflvra^. I for?ing a sure proteo - ??PHOVC? . I tion from the ?Mriifcfinj TIULOCK&DRAWEPJ gerod gentry. For salt - M ?j ? jsj,-" 252 Broadway, N.Y. B m