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COLUMBIA. S;- G.- THURSDAY M.????ING^ MAY 18. 1871.
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VOL. VII-NO. 511 '
gajp ? ena MU i i gsaesggggsgggse
? ..ipQDsiui n^f?&sn^?a-^The?i EngKeh
ana .pqrues wbiQn ATO capable, of .twp1
me?morii, fto?'WbioI? fh?s tfive, riso to ?n
endiosa't?Mnber ?f ^m??tnkei?, cntbh'?s,
urfd p_aez]bs,i wUiob? afford ? grout d?ni ?l
tko. cunna?ment ?ftl? everyday lite*.. A
familiar ?xampl%^;t^o wor^,,gqt, jvliiob.
xn?y^'nV?an ?tner4was or procured.
ThuB, ?nt? boy"'teya ?b'?notb^rr; witb ?
grav? ofacer^Fred; got ah?V! to--duy.*'
",WhcrQ?" aokfli'tuo. otuoiv in , alai aa.
B?q^J^ A.lbaTdwaro ?store " in
the answer-meaning, of CQlirse, that be
bongbtHt'/ r?%'?mj>x :r w T .
A'mail imleafiV storekeeper . \iho
hesitatedto.ltpat bia. conapabion for a
?urphaso;??54 h? ^W^J ^?WJ^PX^A
yii\L" ,His companion,rojfused. tji: pay
fdr it,'nm? BO'did'tho 'speaker;' as ?n one1
sBuse lie bad eald he would. It is thus
veryleaay, by using uncortain langunge,
to convoya false impression, r .
I A sheriff asked the wife o? a Quaker,
against whom, ho had a writ, if her'hus?
band wa? at home. Rho replied: "Yen.
bo will see thee in a moment/' The she?
riff.waited; but tho Quaker did not
appear. Ho waa contented with seeing
tho ?heriff; ho did not caro that tho she?
riff-should see him. :r
Tho position of worda in a sentence
and t hq use of stops of tea entirely alter
the meaning.. Thuu, an . account of a
funeral, declares: "Tho remains were
committed to that bourne from whioh no
traveler returns attended by his friends."
: Ignorant 'people '-.'are very apt to use
phrases with double : meanie gs without
intending to do BO. Among the adver?
tisements; wo m?y. Bpmetimes read that a
respectable-yoong woman-wanta wash?
ing; the proprietor of u bone mill ad?
vert i s ea that par^ieB. eon ding their own
bones to. be ground will be attended to'
with fidelity and despatch. It Waa once I
relat?d in a city paper how, during the
celebration, a child was run over, wear?
ing a short red drees whioh never spoko
afterward. > "
Many popular puzzles depend on the
ambiguity ot'-'doubl? meaning of words
and'phrases. Thus, we are told there
was. a man, who had six children, and
had- never aeeu ono. of them. We are |
led-to suppose that none of the children
had ever been-beheld by their parent.
Brit the words may mean equally as well
that ono of thom had been bom while
the man was on a journey,-.and ho had,
consequently, never Been that one. An-1
othor^puzzlo is this: There was a poor
blind beggar who had a brother, the
brother died, but tho man who died had.!
nb brother: ''What relation was the beg?
gar, to the mau who died ? Wo are apt to I
think tho beggar a man ; but wheii we
think that the beggar might be a girl,
the answer.becomes quito plain.
- On tho 16th ultimo, William and Mary
Howitt celebrated in Romo their golden
w.edding.^ . .
. Complote triumph over CORNS an? BU
NIONS by Moue, BEKQEI?, who discovered,
Uti The: naturev of Cornai . 2d. Their dis
eolveut.. 3J,, ? Their .purnianont cure! Thees!
diecoverica aro.thc happy, r?duit of years pf I
study and practice. For particulars, apply I
overthe Citizens* Savings Bank, from 0 to 12;
?and from 2 to 4 o'clock; 'at Hendrix House.
.Hay 16;."
. 1 : ' - ' F$r. Bale dr Sent.
A1 OGTTAGE: HOUSE, Just finished,
i in modem ?lylo, with ?very oonvonionce;
kFour RoomB, Pantry, Closet, well of Wa?
tti and largo Lot", 76 by 208 feet, In the East?
ern par?- of the city. Terms for salo or rout
will be roodorato. Apply [at thia oftico.
. May 1018 .... .J ' ! '. ?
Capital Buildihgrand Loan Association.
TBE -etibHcribora for atock in thia Aesecia
tion are requested to pay tho,first inatnl-1
ment of ONE DOLLAR on oaoh share to Hr.
John Agnew, on or before. FRIDAY ut xt, the
19th instant- A meetrng'of .the .Stookboldera
will be hold at Wheeler's Hall, over Lorlek &
Lowrance**,(store, ou tho-evening or Fri
.day, tho 10th instant, at.half-past 7 o'clock,
tor tho1 parp?se of organizing and electing
ofueera. . A full attendance of tho uubeoxibe;e
la important. . , M. J. CALNAN,'
.* JOHN AGNEW,
HA < : ' W. -R HAGUE, -..
. JAS, A. DUNBAR,
1 ?' " For sel ves' ?bd other Corporators. '
.,; ag" Daily. Uaijtiwicony, t wioe. ? alay 17 3.:
Fresh Crackers, i
SODA, Walnut, Snow Drop, Butter, Fanoy
Farmer. Ginger, Balmoral, for eale by.
Mnr?h 3 . E. HOPE..
:. Sugar-Cured Hams, . |
?yt\?\ CHOICE Sngar-oured HAMS, juBt :
&\ 3\J received mid for salo low by
Hayll JOHN AGNEW & BON.
. " : . . Choicq May Butter. '
VfUpS oboloe* May BUTTER; Just 'ro
J calved and foi"Bale by
? i.Maylll : J ; fJOBN AGNEW A SDN.
{ Cheap' "Fertilizer. '
T?N?? O?TX?N ^EED^IEAL. Excel?
lent for mantua; \ EDWARD HOPE.
?y,18 . -, ?<.'? ... ?_
' if. ':lihuiiery. '.. ' ; j
- : - -MR3r0.liE/,REED liege, leave
* ' to-inform' tho !fotdiea itt -general
ithat alic.h-n.fi ttovr'ready a inti line
, of i tim WWi? nnd mqatfaahionable
1 styles, pf MILLINERY, Hair and
Fancy Qoo'd?,'at r?dnoe"d prices,
*V XAlso, frosh supplies- overy we?V.
Call an* eeo for yo?rBblvoa;a <*.]:.; ' May 4 .
.Baking: Powders.
ff f\ DOZ. ROYAL BAKING POWDERS,
OU ^fehttj'plei frto,] - ? '
.rsi)' dos; Aharaws' ?elobi at?d Yeast Powders,
t5.doz,;SeaJFoatft BaHirift Powder, . j'
0 boxes Baking Sodn, ausprted;papcr9.
* Juat'r'eceiv*d and for s?lo by '
, Har 1^' "?" ' ' 'JOHN kdmw lt HOV-.
"' j Soap! ?qapll 66apH!..' j
1 fifi DOxEaTAMIL* SOAP-nuality un
. AV/V/ surpassed, and price? reduced 20
' ?ev cent.-at wholesale and retail, by
May 13_' JOHN AGNEW & 8QN.
Jewelry sad Silverware,
OF tho most apMovoj styles, oau lia ob
t ni nod at I. H uE/Z UAOHER'S establish?
ment, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row.
Soto and half Beta in great variety. . AJso,
eolitairo and ohwtor DIAMONDS. SPECTA?
CLES and EYE-GLASSES to ault all ages.
_Mayl2 -_.< ._. -.
McalB"furnished at all-hours' at POLLOCK'S.
?3 jpt M ol?l^JjcjJfci'b ?fef.
1T$ CUBE AN JD ;IT8 PREVENTIVE*
, BY ?T. H. SCIIHJNCK, 91, P.
MANY .& haman being bas paeved away,
for whoas death there was no other rea
?Qu than tho noglcct of known and indisput?
ably proven means of cure. .Those near and
dear to family aud' friends are eleoping the
dreamless slumber in to which, had they calm?
ly adopted
DH. JOSEPH H. HCHENCK'S
SIMPLE TREATMENT,
And availed themselves of.his wonderful effi
caoious medicines, they would not Bave fallen.
Dr. ' Schenck. has, in hie own case, proved
that wherever Buffloient vitality remains, that
vitality, by his medicines and his directions
for their use, is quickened-into, healthful
vigor.
In this statement there is nothing presump?
tuous. To the faith of tho invalid ia made no
representation that ls not a thousand times
substantiated by living and vieiblo works.
Tho theory of the ebro by Dr. Schenck'a me?
dicine is as aimplo aa lt ia unfailing. Its phi?
losophy requires no argument. It ia. eolf-aa
surlog, soli-convincing.
Tbs Boawe.ed Tonio and Mandrake Pille aro
the first two weapons with whi^h tho citadel
of the malady is asa ailed. Two-thirds of the
caaos of consumption originate in dj anopsia
and a functionally disordered livor.*' With tliiB
condition tho bronchial tubes "sympathize"
with tho stomach. Thoy respond to the mor
bffio action of the liver. Here, then, cornea
the culminating result, and the setting in,
with all its distressing symptoms, of
CONSUMPTION,
The Mandrake Pills aro oomposed of one ol
nature's noblest gifts-tho Podophillum Pol
tatum. They possess all tho biood-soarch
lng, alterative properties of calomel; but, un?
like oalomel, they
j ??LEAVE NO STING BEHIND."
j Tho work of miro is now beginning. Thc
vitiated and mucous deposita in the bowell
a nd in the alimentary canal aro ejected/ Th <
liver, like a olock, ia wound up. It arousoi
from its torpidity. Tho stomach nets reo pou
elvely,-and'the patient begins to feel that hi
ie getting, at last,
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
Tho Seaweed Tonio, in conjunction with th'
Pills, perineales andassimilateswith thefood
Obylincation is now progressing without it
?irovious tortures. Digestion becomes pain
ess, and tho- cure ls seen to ba at hand
There is no moro flatulence, no oxaccrbatio
of the stomach.' An appetito acts in.
[ Mow comes tho greatest Dlood Purifior eve
yet given by an indulgont father to eulie ri n
man. ?chcnck's Pulmonio Syrup cornea in t
perform its functions ?nd to hastou and con
,pleto the euro. It enters at onco upon it
work. Nature cannot be cheat od. It collect
and ripens the impaired and diseased portion
of the lungs. Tn the forei of gatherings, i
probares them for expectoration, and lol in
very short time, the malady is vanquisher
the rotten throne that it occupied is renovate
and made new, and the patient, in all the dif
nlty of -regained vigor, steps forth to cu jo
tho manhood or tho womanhood that waa
GIVEN VP AS LOST.
The second thing is, the patients must stn
in a warm room until they got woll; it is a
?moat impossible to prevent caking cold whe
tho lungs aro diseased, but it must bo pr
vented, or a cure cannot bo effected. Fret
air and riding out, especially in this sentie
ot tho country in the fall and winter soaso;
are all wrong. Physicians who rocommet
.that course IOHO their patients, if their lnnj
sro badly diseased, and yet,'because they a
in the house, they mUBt not Bit down quic
they must walk about the room as much ai
aa fast a? ibo strength will boar, to get up
?good circulation of blood. The pation
must keep in good spirits-be determined
get well. Thia bas a great doal to do with t!
appetito, and ie the great point to gain,
j I To despair of cure aftersuoh evidence of i
feasibility in tho worst cases, and moral ct
ninty in all others, ie sinful. Dr. Sehend
personal statement to tho Faculty of his 01
euro ?rae in these modest words;
;'MMany years ago I waa in tho last stages
consumption; confined to my bed, and at o
timo my physicians thought that I could i
livo a week; then, like a drowning mau cate
(ng at. .straws, I heard of and obtained .t
preparations which I now offer to the pub!
and they made a perfect ?uro'of mo.
.scorned to me that l eonid feel them pcholri
my whole system. Thoy soon ripened i
?ii alt or in my lungs, and I would *pit up nu
?than a .pint of offensive yellow matter ovi
morning for a long timo.
j "Au. soon as that began to subeido,
oougb, fevor, pain and night sweats all bet
to leave me, and my appetite became so gr
that it was with difficulty that I could U<
from eating tooMuuch. I soon pained
strength, sud have grown in flesh e
since.
"I waa weighed shortly after my rooovei
added the Doctor, "then looking like a m
skeleton;.my waight waa only ninety-ae
pounds; my . present weight is two hund
and twenty-five [225] pounds, and for yeai
havtt enjoyed uninterrupted health."
Dr. {Mhenok hoe discontinued,his pro
fional visits to New York and Boston, lit
?B son, Dr. J. H. Scbonck, Jr.,' still conti
to see patlonts -at their omeo, No. 13 N<
Sixth street, Philadelphia, ovary Hatui
from 9. A. M. to SP..M. Those who wi
thorough examination with tho Itoapirom
will bo-charged $5. j The llespirometer
clares the exfect condition" of the lunga,
patienta can . readily learn wbother they
curable or not.
- The directions for taking the medicines
adapted to tho intelligence even or g. cl
Follow tbono directions, and kiud. nature
do the rest, excepting that in Reine casei
,?laudrake Pilla uro to be taken in. mer?
doaca; the throe medicines nced.no otho
'f?mpa.hfmentB than the' emple inalruci
>that . accompany them: First create appt
"Of returning health hunger is tho must
cenlo symptom. When it comos, a? it
oomo, let tho dewpaiiiug at oncp ba of
oheer. Good blood at ?nco follows,'tho c
loosens,,the night sweat is abated,
short time both of those morbid symp
aro gone forever. . '
Dr. ?ohenok'a medicines aro const antly
in tens of thousand of families. As a
tive or purgative!, the Mandrake Pills
at&ndsxd preparation; while the Pull
Hyrap, a's a. curerof -coughs and colds, m
regarded aa a prophylaotorio against
sumption in any of its forms.
' Price of tho Pulmonio Qi'ttip and Bet
Tonio, $1.50 & bottle, or S7.C0 a half 0
Mandrake Fills, 25 couts a box. Fora?
?ll druggists and dealers.
JOHN F. HENIt:
8 Ollego Placo, New York.'Wholeaalo Aj
MoviO __J__?
FOR, E75 feat of good Shel vim
'i fine Counters, 18 foot long. Appi
May 5_C-SWAFFVE
A frosh supply of ?agloy's Mayflewo
ont, at POLLOCK'S. .
..... . -? . . ? . m, I ? ;7TTvT
A Few Word?.to tho 1. ii il ti-?.-Many.la- '
dies, particularly muthera-cursing, complain
of a tired, listless feeling, or complete ex?
haustion, on arising in t??o morning. On the
wifo and mother devolves the rosponoibility
of regulating tho duties of tho household.
Hor cares aro numerous, and thc mental as
well as the physical powers aro frequently
called into requisition/ She often finds her
slightest occupation a weary task and exist?
ence a burden, while at the same timo sbo
has no regular dieeaeo. HoBtctter's Stomach
Bitters, if resorted to at this period, will
prove an unfailing remedy for this annoying
lassitude. The effects of this potent agent
are soon seen in tho rosy oheek and elastic
etep of tho head ef the family, us, with re?
stored health and renowed spirits, eba takes
her accustomed placo in tho family circle It
this friend in need be regularly used, those
depressing symptoms will never bo com
Elamed of, and not only would lassitude not
o exporionced, but many diseases following
its advent bo avoided. As a medical agent,
it has no equal, while its pleasing favor and
healthful cheeta have made it a general favor?
ite, lt is free from all ^properties calculated
to impair tho system, and its operations are
at once mild, soothing and efficient. All who
havo used tho Bitters attest its virtues and I
commend it to DBO._May 17f6
.CP?L? Oeletorated
Murray
Lanman's
Florida Water.
The most lasting, agree?
able, and refreshing of all
perfumes, for use on the
Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale
,by all Druggists and Per?
fumers.
Sept 17_t_
AVOID ?.VACKE.-A victim of early in?
discretion, causing nervous debility, pre?
mature decay, Ac, having tried in vnin evory
adrertiecd remedy, has a simple means' of
self-euro, which he will send froo to hie fellow
sufferers. AddrcBB J. H. TUTTLE, 78 NaBsau
atreet, Now York._ D?o23tCmo
COTTON SKKD OIL. ?JAKE can be had
at all times, and in any quantity, of
Jan ai_E. HOPE.
STOCKS, DOND8 and COUPONS bought
and sold by D. GAMBRILL. Broker.
Nov 23 Gmo_?
COUNTY CLAIMS ANO JURY CERTI?
FICATES bought by
Feb 5_P. QAMBRILL. Broker.
MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on groat so?
cial evils and abuses, which interfere
with MAnniAOE, with cure moana of relief for
tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and de?
bilitated. Sent in sealed letter envelopes
freo of chargo. Address HOWARD ?ANITA
KY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 t?outh Ninth
Btrect, Philadelphia, Pa._May 14 3 tu o
May Goshen Batter.
K TUDS now MAY BUTTER, for sale by
t> May5 _;_B. HOPE;
For Bent.
THE commodious and desirable'
?|?? ROOMS above the blore wo occupy-I
_lilil singly, in euita, or altogether. Poa
scBsion of the accouel lloor desired iu Sep?
tember. R. C. SHIVER A CO.
_j\pnl 28_
Refined bil.
CROXTON SEED REFINED-OIL, by tho gal
/ lon or barrel. Also, in glaass, pints ant'
quarts. For walo low. E. HOPE.
Infant's Food
13REPARED to meet the requirements of I
. the growing infant, containing tho pirns
ph ates and all the health-giving properties of
the finest wheat. Much of tho Buffering, I
sickness and mortality among children Ts
traceable to deficiont nutrition. Mothers will
take heed and buv the proper food. For sale
by . HEINITSH,
May 6 j ,_?_DniRcirt.
Medioine for Children.
DIARRBOA. CORDIAL for bad Rowels and I
Pains from Teething, Chol?ra Morbus,
Ac. An olegant medicine to soothe and cure
Diseases of tho Rowola. A real friend to
mothers and nurses. Only 25 cents a bottle.
For sale onlr at HEINITBH'S
, May Ct_. ?? Drus Store
For Sole,
ON accommodative terma, "VAN PATTEN
SHOALS," eon?aiiiiiig 250 acre-a, lying oil
both sides of tho Enoreo River--soveutoon
miles from H|>artauburn; HU vent eon ni i lett from
I Laurena, sud BOyenlccn . miles, from Green?
ville, and about four milos from th? Air-Line
I Railroad. On. the place arr, a good Dwelling
; House and-throe Milla. Perfectly healthy.
For particulars,:apply to -
POPE ?.HASKELL,
Al tor ii ey a at Law,
May 2 tnt hp_rColnmbla, 6. O. _
. . . Canned Goods.
ALA MODE REEF, Veal, Wild Duck, fresh
Muukerol, frosh Salmon, Oyntcra,
Peaches, TomatooB, Strawborrica, Gago
Plums. All of first quality and full weight.
For ealo low. E. nOPE.
For Sal?,
0\ A CAR LOAD of fine Ke'b-Mfc
?/?Tfytu-ky MULES audHORKES^BA
(y/*S -'?among them som o fatl^JLjflL
*-atock-for Bale. , Apply at "
AGNEW ?? CO.'S Stabloa, Assembly atroet.
April 23_ ' ' '_
Early Call for Best Stereoscopic Viowr.
AFINE aaaortmeat of VIEWS in Germany,
California, Switzerland, Spain, Ireland,
Sudtlund, tho River Thames, near London:
also, in the United States; Statuary, colored
and plain, Also, Stereoscopes, sumo low
priceil, for aalo at BRYAN A McO ARTE R'S
Bookstore. May 8
Tho only fine Playing Carda at POLLOCK'S.
B?PU?TION
mies
? OP.'-. .
Spring and Summer Clothing,
AT
E. & W. C. SWAFFLELDS.
WE hara tho largest retail stock in tho
State, and. anxious to reduco it, will
Sell it at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Tho stock is unbroken, and tho best Block
wo have over handled.
New HATS, of a dcsirabio style, just re?
ceived.
Th IB redaction will apply also to our CUS?
TOM DEPARTMENT. May IC
xv
'Sintrjoio aoramng pxre Suiadg
?LO
?XOXH<I
Kl
MOIXOilOaa
For Sale.
WE offer tho following d?sirable pro?
perty for sale:
. THAT splendid family RESIDENCE,
with forty-two acres of land attached, known
as the "Walker Place.". Several hundred
fruit trees of tho choicest selection now
in full boaring. Tbe lands "are comprised
of highlands and meadow, with a bold freo
spring not distant from tho house. The front,
near four acrCB in extent, faces on Uppor
Boundary, ono of our most public atrcota.
Aneo,
That rery desirable piece of property aitu
atod on corner of Richardson aud Lumber
streets, running back to Assembly, containing
near two acres land. On the premises in a
lengthy brick store, say 200 feel deop. Tho
lot commises ono of tho most desirable build?
ing titea in the city.
ALSO,
The Lot situated on corner of Richardson
and Liurel at reeta, opnoaito tbo proposed
Court House and Post Office, forwbioh $75,000
bas been appropriated, fronting 90 feet on
Main street and 208 on Laurel.
R. O'NEALE & SON,
April 29 . _Cotton Town.
WALTER C. FISHER,
(Opposite Columbia Hotel,)
DRUGGIST AND DEALER IX
Drugs, Medicines, OnemicelS;
BPONGES, Chamois Skin*,
Coriss, Toilet Biuehc-tj,
Tooth BruBhon, Combs,
Toilet Soap, Castile Soap,
Bay Rum, ' Hair Oils,
Vichy Salt, Kissingen Salt,
Nit. Cerium, Leibig~s Meat,
Jam. Ginger, Corn Starch,
Gelatine, Cloven,
Allspice, Cinnamon,
Nutmegu, Maco,
Puro Soda, Eng., Cream Tartar,
Congress Water, icc.
VB" Prescriptions prepared at any hour of
tho night or day. April 20
New Booka.
Cn IPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
By Mux Muller.
Ghanlia, or Adventures in tho Desert of
Sahara. Ry G. Naphegyi, M. D., A. M. ?L75.
Motherless, or a Parisian Family. Bv an?
ther of John Halifax, $1 50.
The SHont Partner. By author Gates Ajar.
The Franco-Prussian War. Ry Laudun,
with 18 portraits and U maps. $1.75.
Tho Empty Heart; a Sovel. By Marion
Harland, tl.50.
Climates for Invalida, ??c. #1.25.
Ginx's Baby; his Birth and Misfortunes; a
Sstiro. 81,23.
Tho Sisters of Orleans; a Tale of Race? and
Social Conflict. A1BO} a number of new
novels and other publications, juVt received
at BRYAN A MoOARTER'S
_April 25_Bookstore
White's Gardening for the Sonth,
"gY ^tho lifto Wm. A. Whito, of Athens, Ga.
HOLMES'SOUTHERN FA RMER and MAR?
KET U ARE K\ER. il 50.
The PhoHphato Rooks of South Carolina,
their History and Developments*-Colored
Platos. $1 25.
Six Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman
Boucher.
Scored RliCtoric; or a Course of Lecture* on
Preaching, R. L. Dunner, D. D. fl 50.
Auy above s cutt Ur mail.
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN.
Fob 10 ._Opposit e Columbia H otoh 1
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Cocooning Indiens FiMi
Rerrios tu inakoo Hlecpy or headache._
Every One Drinks Seegera' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength and improvcM
[their health._ _*?*I?L-i ?
Seegers' Beor ?B Pure.
T don't contain Copperas, Salt, Lime or
. Alum._Mardi 11
_ LI]IE| :
TUB GREAT FBRT1LI SE B ll.
ICAN furnish LIME at Depot at Walhalla,
H. C., for $1.50 per barrel. Address,
REV. B. HOLDER, Walhalla, H. C.
March 20_
Soda and Usinerai Water.
THE FOUNT is open for tho season, with
choice syrnps, mado from puro jnico of
the fruit. HEISE'? CONFECTIONERY.
Imported and Domestic Cigars at POLLOCK .C
... ? .i . . i ?ut mt.; "?;/ -J-J
WHITE" SULPHUR SPEIKMTN < !
G It KKK BRI ER, 1R&ST VLRG-^AJJU ! -
rpHEHK Hpritme,.ramona for thoir altornttve
JL watery and fashionably patronage, wjjl bo
open on the 13T of JUME. They afford ac?
commodations for 2.000 persons. .
Tho cars of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail?
road ran to the Springs. Excursion -tickets,
at low rates, will be famished in tho priacipal
cities. North and South. ,
These Springs are 2,000 feet abovo jtl.lc
water, and the climate in which they aro situ?
ated iq always cool and invigorating", affording
entire relief from prostrating summer heatl
Prof. Bosenberger's excellent Band will be
in attendance, to enliven the Lawns and Ball
Room.
Maeqnerp.de and Fancy Balls dnring tho sea
Bon, as h? rotoforo.
An extouuiTo Livery will bo kept at very
moderate charges.
CuAnoE9-$3 per day, and $75 per month of
thirty days. Children auder ten years of ago
and oolorod servants, half price; whito aer
vants according to accommoda tic na.
Pamphlets iu referenoo to tbs medicinal
valuo of tho water, routes to tho BpringB, etc.,
may bo had free of charge. ''
May 12 fimo GEO. L. PEYTON A CO.
THE HEALING SPRINGB,
HATI1 COU*/TY, VIRGINIA,
WILL bo opened on tho first of June.
They ara accessible by th? Chesapeake
and Ohio. Railroad, from Millboro Depot,
twenty-threo miles by ?tages, crossing tnt
Warm ijpring Mountain, , and passing thc
Warm and Rot Springs; or from Coviugtor
Depot, sixteen mtfoa, over a Uno turn-piko o
onsy grado, passing in fall view of tho cain
brated Falling Springs, and tho eplendic
sooncryof Jackson's River. ,-,
Board $3 nor day; $20 per weok; 175 poi
month, or too per month for two mont ha o'
moro. Children under ten years, and coloree
eervantB, half price.
Telegraph office at the hotel.
M. II. HOUSTON, M. D., Resident Physician,
B. M.QoAHtiiB, Agent.
DUNLOP A- McOANOE,
HUGH W. FRY,
A. Y. STOKES,
May 13 6_m_Proprietors.
Hot Springs, Bath County, Va.
THIS renowned watering place will b
.opened for tho xpeeptioa . of visitor
June 1. , - '
' Its vraters aro celebrated for their CORATryj
VIRTUES in tho treatment of Tarions diseases
such as Chronia Rheumatism, Gout, Torpo
? of tho Liver, Chronia Enlargement of th
Liver or Sploen, Chronic Diarrhoea or Dyson
tory, Non-Organic Paralysis, Old Injurio?
Affcctiona of the Skin, especially of SyphRiti
origin, Chronic Diseases of thu Ut erna, Ac.
Tuc Raths varv in temperature from BGf t
110? Fahrenheit.
Board $3.00 per day, $20 00 per week, $7
per month.
Telegraph Office at tho Hotel.
Prof. J. LVCASEI.I. M: D. of the Univereit
of Virginia, Resident Physician.
THOS. R. PRICE A CO.,
8. C. TARDY A CO.,
May 12 -jO Proprietors. Richmond, Va.
FAN MILLS,
Q.RAIN CRADLES,
' H OR SE . POWERS
REAPER!
MOWERS, and all kinda Harvesting Machim
on hf.n<] and for salo at lowest prices in tl
market.
'We call special attention to oar. Hora
I'ower, which ia tho host power in use ar
not high priced. With-our experionco i
planting, and tho uso of agricultural impl
menU and machines, together with our fad!
ties forhaving goods manufactured, wo clai
we eau givo lower figures, better goods at
bottcrBalisfaetion than any other house in tl
country. Send for catalogue.
Apri?23 L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
CARRIAGES.
CV^rsjip A COMPLETE assortment ol ii
.y_~_i2_a?d four-seat Passenger CARR
AGES ha?just been received at, thc Repotit
ry, corner Lady and Apstmbly streets. T
latest and most stylish patterns lime be
selected with care, from como of the bc
builders in ibo country; and ibo stock nov
has been surpassed in design br finish by a
offered here. Prices moderate.
Dec IQ_W. K. GREENFIELD
REMOVAL.
Entire Kew Stock.
THE undersigned respectfully'lnfon
.SyUi* cud.oroeru Uiatha ha? REMOVED
Miho new store, on Main | street, dir ec
JuLoppoilto the Columbia Hotel, and i? fn
prepared with an entlretf NEW'STOCK I
OOORiA, to fit< oat & gentleman in the vi
LATEST FASHION, \ ; He bas ae/mred, t
latent and best sUloa of CLOTHS,XAS
MERES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISUI
GO??? generally: OA11 ac the new stand s
Boleot a buit, or leave :y4?ur order and havi
mada to me asuro. O. D. EBERHAltD'l
' J\lareh_2G__"_?._
For Bale,
3/?AA ACRES of LAND in Darn?
.OAJU bri thoEdisto. .
75ft ACRES jin Kershaw-in lote to sui
Saw Mill and 2.000acres ot Land in Lexi
ton, on North Edicto, $7,000.
2,600 aerea Watcieo Bottom * ind, IQprf
2,?(J? acres creek bottom and pine Land
12 [mr acre. 1 Houso in this city, $5,
HOUSE aud tiri rt eon acres LAND, ?ear
clty-$8 500. Apply to JOHN BAUSKET
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Ages
3??*. ff_ _J
Malt Corn Whiskey,
WARRANTED two voarsold, at
FeV 21 , JOnN 0. BEEP Kl?
DR. jj, L. BOOZER
fiS33____* WOULD respectfully inf
<7mSl_f&>''?a patrons and tho publie
^U_LJL_r nerally that bo' has moved
his now office, ovor Duffie A Chapman's B
Btoro, opposite tho Colambia Hotel, wher
is prepared to execute, iaUsfactorily, ?ll
ration* aud work, of whatsoover kind bia
fession demandh. Terme aecominodatini
_Mavoh 8_
The Doctora Recommend Sec gera'1
IN preference to Londou Porter and Sc
Ale. Wh}? They know it ls unadu
Mod._V_ March
Seeg??s' Beer
DON'T contain Strychnine. It ie pare,
warrant od to be so.__March
Freo b'uup overy day, at ll o'clock, at
LOCK'S.
PAID VP CAPITAL 9100,000.
tr QFFIiyiZRB? 1 *'1
joHNjtt.EALMK?tr''??idfn'- i. ..'
AV O'. BvENIZER, Caidiior.' "*
..'??/'N*0-. BUTTy Assistant Oaabicr.
TUE degree of success .thatches, attended
the'operations.of thia Pauk ainco its
e-stablUhmunt id Fob mary la at, and tho de
Bjre on tbe part of the Directora to. havoasso?
ciated with thert mort or their'country
trinnds, has in doced them to add 450, OCO. 00 to
the capital. Shares $100.00 oaob... ? . ... rr
'-'Payments rMy be made st any tfmt?priof to
tho 1st.of Jrtly. entitling dha holder .Af tho
stock to its jprp rafa share- of profile earned
crarlhg tho'tlmcrrtie money ls in iVossftWlorr-trf
tho (Banfe; or i.i on th? 1st- Joly, to its propor?
tion . of . all dividends j mado thereafter. lb
elthelr ?tent, thef new stock will participate
tonally wi?j.theold in. tho.tarpl?H fund.
Applications for ?tock may be made person?
ally, or by lotter, to tbe officers of tho Bank.
KECTons_John B. Palmor, J. Eli Orcgg.
F. W. Moalaster, R. D. Benn, (of R. D. Bonn &
Son,) O. W. Reardon, (ofCopeland ABearden.)
B. L. Bryan, (ol Bryan A MoCarter.) W. O.
Bwaffleld, (bf B. A W. O. Bwaffiold.) _May 9
CLOT HIN G
AND ^
AT
I & AV.'c. SWAFFIELD'S.
WE havo now in sioro a very large ?tock
of above goods, and we assure our cus?
tomers that wo have never before been en
I ?bled to offer them so CHOICE A 8ELECTION
OF GOODS, at such low prices. -
We have good AU Wool HU ITS at fl5r suita?
ble for any business man.
HATS.
We have a very large Btook, and we are do
termined to undersell any other dealers,,
our facilities enable us to do BO.
ot; H. fi III Ii TH
Are decided to be the beat fitting Shirts mado.
Wo maho the finest custom garments made ha
this Stato. Call and examine.
March 25 B. A W. O. BWAFFIELD.
The Dexter Stables.
'THE'undersigned hare re?
moved tholr Stables to the new
bduding; Immediately South of
- Jan noj 'o HalL nod, with at now
" .atock of CABBXAGEB, BUG?
GIES and fine HORSES, aro prepared to an?
?wer all calls. that may be made-;upon them.
Horses bought 'and Bold on cc mm i aa ?OD.
Persons in Want 6f pood stock,' are Invited to
give ur a call. Liberal advances, mado on
stock left for said. . . " * BOYCE St CO. 7
W. H. Dover.. .?" '.. 1 .
O. H. PamycuLii. . . Jan 24
M. H. 'BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-rooin
ria in A?reV t] near 'Nain."
-NOW <5n hand's nd daily ro
lotiving hom 'the manufac?
tories o? New York, Boston,
Cineinuhti and LbuisvUlcjtHb
oiT jj largeBt assortment of FUR?
NITURE over kept in tins market, conoieting
in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Diu
iug-Boom Suits; 200 Bedstead* of di?erent
patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the
celebrated Georgia Fplit-bottom Chairs.
AU kinda of MATTRESSES mado to order.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING dono at
shortest notice and in the beet manner.
Terms caah and Good?.cheap. Oct 30.,
Guns, Pistols, Etc.
I INFORM my friends and
public in genoral that I have
Just received an entire new
??tock of Double and Hinele Dar?
rel GUNS, REl'EATERS, " Flabks. Pouches,
Pistol-Pelts, Usps, Buck-Shot, Cartridges. -
Cartridges for all Linds of Pistols, Powder
I and Shot. ' *
ALSO.
. REPAIRING done at abort nf-tifre.
Oct 8 P. W. KRAFT. Main street.
Spring and Summer Goods.
AT
GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR, .
THOUGH late in
opening our stock of
lieut's READY-MADE
CLOTHING, ?o dial
leoge-the'Statefor LOW '
PRICES, and sro ready
and willing to compare
quality and fi. ian with
ullin our linc-having
had ai! gooda" niido es
. iincl?Uy .for onr' trade.
I We enumerate t few of
Uliban goods, to convey
?an-idea-to thecomnin
i ni ty at large, and those
(?ho havo not. sa.yet,
honored ns with'? call:
, Fancy Cassjmure Suiti,
Dlack C? et imf re Hnita,
.PlainCoI?red Caeelmere
Suits, White Duck Snits,
Cream Duck Suire,
Brown Duck Suite, Der?
by Sacks, AJpaoa Sacks
lu all colors. White
-Vest's, Paney' Vests, SUk
. Vests, Ao. . ..
"' 'Our stock bf FUft
.Nisn INO . GOODS' and
..GENT'S UNDERWEAR
" r8 eomploto, and we feel
.'JiiBtiitedfn jRaving that
i ?:.u t^TT* -our..-SHIRTS-^?re,,the
most p rf"/ct 'fitting ever rouhjl rqady-nlado;
Sblrta.also mode to order. :
Our linc of HATS ia largo and varied: and
lit this line.'trio', we"'defy competition In LOW
-PRICES.' We call apeoial attention.to the K.
K, K. U*J- BpmotliinR ?ever as yet surpassed
IfrbeKntw V? Stlk'HatB. we havo all tho styles
. ci the ui^aiut aeasun. Wo boast of the .very
largeat stock of STRAW HATS in tbiB oUv,
embracing ?ll styles and . ?olors. Wo?nk but
a fair huu to guarantee.satisfaction, ?nd moat
.cordiallv extend un invitation to aU in want of
goods io onr line to;pay us ? call ero purchas?
ing elsewhere. . D. GOODMAN,
Main street .next to Pollock House.
April 'J , *
, Rio Coffee...
BAGS- RIO COFFEE," for salo low to
dealers by EDWARD. HOPE.
50
'i! Cotton Seed Oil.
APURE arfielo, superior to others as a.
salad oil for table use, at ope-tbird the
prioo of imported. For ualo by
April 0 _ EDWARD HOPE.
Pickled Meats; Sro.
mHIB DAY RECEIVED:
1 FULTON .MARKET ROUNDS,
fulton Market BEEF.
Pig Pork,
Davis' Diamond Hann,
Ferris' Sugar-cured Strips,
Extra Beet Tongue?,
Smoked Poof.
Bomothing new ovory day, to irv and please
our patrons._ GEO. 8YMMEBB.
Blackwell's gonnino Durham SmokingiTo*
ba co at POLLOCK'S.