The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 28, 1871, Image 4
rVBIilBHXD DAIXJY ATO TU^WKIILI.
THE ?Ltmm,
. SlilTOIi iKD( raOFEIETC-B.
Jtuce ou Haili Street, above Taylor.
Inserted in tho.Daily at 7G-0?ht?-ior1?qnar?
for th^o Gr?t and 50 cents ?sofr anDMOVen I'in?
sertion. Long advertisements by'inc week,
month or year, at reasonable ratea.
Daily; ii* ^fn6^ffiT*?^0TtI^66tty, 2 60?
Weekly, 1 ?0. .., _ .
?i i j j i T ?jg ?
hr BSV. A. i. UTAN.
.?omo.davin ayrip?? .?. >t?
' ixmse^t^- ... . . .
' ' A?,j?n?l no matter whenl '
. I know it will he snoot,
.'? ^.Tyea%Hhe*hek?bi-men, ? . .
.?K ?eSt benetta thfe addi- ' : / ;.' ?
' ?* .Wt^ela^akijtf?nyfe?t? ? r'? ,
f.,^^/pe^h1myGod1'
When roses hide ouoh thorn
And smiles thfi-spirit's wrongs?
Shah I die then?
Ajt,'n?? h? matterwfcMrt/ ' 'l ? ( )
I know I willrejolc6r*' ?'-?.?? v'
To leave tho homes of men
To rost beneath the sod
Some autumn eve? i
When shadows dim the sky
to* i^W^.ttiiDgs-aiteye,.-; , i ni ??
And fairest things all die?
Shall 1 die then? ,
" Ah, m.ej JW matt? whanto y
I knew! will bo glad
To leave the homes of men
Tq sleep beneath the sod- ....
^IWfieaH^?ttVerbe'ead J ? ?.? ?T rt'-'
In Thy home-ob, my Godl''" ". " ":
SonyioJiatra-laii ?? J' >? Jim ?
When all the sky is gloom,
* fl ??8KsuY<ire4hen?~ ; > * .
k i?*Usjagf nb mattwVbro? '
' " "My'he?rt oball throb' wita joy ? i .
Talsavo tho homes of mon VtiuU iq.
t./.-.o^a/^ fi'?me^M my'Ctodl
T* ^Uar^?f'myyek'rsr* "
-vi.-i^Ati,y?'..-i?Hn : ?atiero
adj ?ladlh? beads,are etrnug.wlUi tears! '
?..?* Igfif*11 wf?l bo wW??f* .
.>.' ..<i''jn?,r?jB? i^i??thth?-i^d:?? ts
T?fcMeA*^kia^ .
A VHBY RBM?BKABI?B BALLOO^ A BOEN
s?oN.-?|>fTe^rt???Q|e T?w^le Heraldl
had a rather uhuariiu experience at a bat
? - - .-* - "4 r'^"* Kn
writes:
I was special reporter for the late bal?
loon ascension here, and I therefore had
the best seat that ooald be afforded me?
for the occasion. Our car was a small
baqkot nod Ibero not boing. room for
myself abd the engineer inside,it simply
tied a rope around my neck end hong
over the outside. AU things being ready,
they ont the ropes and anray we went,
sky high. I had heard of "Ascension?
ista," "Second Day Advent," "Up in a
B?ll?pn ?ioya.v yHow's thst.?or High,"
4nweV?n of mon being hbag, bot!never
before experienced BO maali in a few
minutes. Wo arrived at "Constellation,?*
when the machine stopped, and not
having any Bond bags tor throw over, it
was necessary to throw orer something
as near sand as possible; as nothing else
would cause, .nato rise higher, It was
ascertained that I Was mhde of blay, and
orders woro given to cut the 'rope. My
^halre?pdi? op; I know it a?onld ease np
on my nook, bat was a&?sd it would
spoil my boots when ^lt?^d.vvHow
ever, Jtho ropo was: ^fc^ tey-;^ftlr- jjtill
/i e^tog. ^eh fortariat^ -.c^aght on
the willow Ba?ketl and we went tip to the
moon. .WY...
We now-resolved to ctart home, as wo
were ont of gas. '.The engineer tied the
rope around my feet, threw me over,
'?ni held the rope in the basket We
wlrn^down-as fastas I wanted to. When
'n a?m?&?"do wc, I caught the end Of allgh t
?iliP -?a my moatb, .sm?- m feet
, . sjfoandandJ?niled on a roof fia?oly. I
*.^osxae u?ar jorking the old balloon to
pieced,' etoppin^ BO qnlck. I shall not
?stAEiisL^-Tbtit- ibo editors are de
^^'.W^^VV?!^ the
they h?ve plenty of (?me to cor-,
roeb barTtrlu?aflcrlpt. T?" Y I
!_ ^ T^atthey eho-ald "pnfT'evorybody for
SrfA Ttof they totiajt hav^t?;opinion qi
A'i'their own/., i ;.'./!. ) J ". . i-iy^PtV.' . - - * . -ot
Thct they eboald k?oV everything,
whether informed of it or n?VH 1 .
TH** thteyi have plea ty of money. ,. "
, That they Bbnnld "cotioo" everyoca?a.:
. W^show that travels; . ^
Ths^ nev/ir, whether
thoiro ra any or not * '
That t?rey should pri?t every man's
name who attends a dog fight or a horse?
race. ? . }
Mso~iUOTos.--They aro the. pala,??1
builders ol tho world; not & atiok is
hewn, not . a stone is ehsped in all the
. lordly dwellings ot the rich, that does
.. not owe its beauty and fl tn CM to the me?
chanic. The towering spires that raise
v their, giddy heads among thp clouds de
: pend npon the nieobanio's art for their
strength and symmietiv. Not an edifice
for devotion, or baeiness, or comfort,
but bears-the impress of their hands.
How. exhaltod is their vocation, how
sublime their oalling.
Hr. Shea, of Illinois, drank half a keg
of beer on Friday. They tied crape on
his door-knob Sainrday.
S'G J 0 K?JB?? '7 Si i : :! H
iwaBfofteas^ffo\f^^^
?WS? .\'Wcl??V,?phi?fla?? Sobnapps' . '..'")
^i'^B^pxey^ .
-Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps ?
'ts'rc.?'cfp^.c.r?aoa b^'alr1 the' tfefoottl EVtcnlty.
wife's . * Schiedam JScJinuppa
I isg^odfor41I Kidney ahd Bladder Oom pl ?lota.
I-.';" -.' ^dlt^fl^?ohi^dajn Schnapps ^
.;. ??. ' 1 'Iegood'forGout._- ?.
.". I- ' W?pi? Schi??q\tn Schnapps
Ie Rood fdr Corio and Palo in;iho Stomach. :
'., , ' .WolfeyBchieaam Schnapps
; j Ola good-toy all Urinary Complaints. _^.
W^Si Schiedam Schnapps' ; ? ;
Ia imitated and counterfeited", ahdl'nrobaoere
will bare to ase ca?dbm tn purchasing.
Wolle's ecbiBdam. Schnapps
Ia used all ovev the world by Physicians, in
r ft j ffi?jr praptice. . . j
:t I beg leave :to call-the attention of the I
reader to testimon?ala In favor of th oHohnappa:
I iool bound' to say that I regard your
-Sevni*** as being, in every lespeot, pro.omi
?neatly nure, and deserving of medical patron-1
aiwi '-Xtall oVents, it is tho purest possible
article of Holland gin, (heretofore unobtaina?
ble, and, ao snob, may be safely prescribed by
physicians; 1 DAVID' L. MOTT. .M. D.,
.-i i Pharmaceutical Chemist, Mew York.
"" LouiBvrxu, Kr,. Sept. 1 -?I feel that; we j
havo sow an article ot gin suitable for auoh
Cases aa that remedy ia adapted to.
? : t i J>R. J. W? BRIGHT.
'"Schnapps" is a romedy in ohronio oatatr?
hal complaints, eta.: > .< Ut j
hoi) take great pleasure in bearing highly
Lbtedltablo testimony to ito efficacy, aa a remo
('dial agent j in - the diaoaaos I for : ?hieb ryon
I recommend ilJ -Having a" natural tendenoy to
tho mucous enrfacea, with a alight degree of I
fetlmnlalion, 1 regard it aa ono ot tho moat im- [
portant remedies in chronic catarrh al affec?
tions, particularly thoee of tho genito-urinary
apparatus.- With moah respect,your obedient
servint,' CHASC A. LEAS, H. D,. Mew, York.
26 pTKE^ffraWaTi M?w; Yorur, Nov. 21,1887- I
TJooiJ?ao: W?ur?, :36Q., Pr?tent.-DEAB Bm: I
ayemadeSi chemical examination of a sample
fy^mr^Sohtedarri Schnapps," wilbthe intent
f determining if ?ny foreign or injurious sub-<
elaoee had bo?n ad?ed to the simple distilled
spirits."''
The examination has resulted in tho oonda
alon that) the trample contained n - pOto?noas ?
or .harmful admixture. I have'been unable
td ?iacovor any trace of tue deleterious sub?
stances which are'sometimes employed in the
adult?ration of liquors. I would not hesitate
to uso mvBOlf nor to recommend to others,
for medicinal' purposes, the "Sobiedain
Sohnappfl," as an excellent and tmobjectiona
ble variety of gin? Very respeotfully yours,
(Signed) '" OHAS. A. 8EELY, Chemist.
OrxrjiticAi. AND TKOUNIOAL LAB OK ATO KY. 18
j EXCHAWOS Pi?CTS, ?EW YORK, Nov. 25,1867
Un-i-mo WOLFE. ESQ.-DEAU SIB: The usaler-1
Isigned have carefully and thoroughly analyzed ;
a sample of your "Ar om at m Schiedam
Schnappe,'1 selected by ourselves, and have
found the same free from all organio or inor?
ganic! substances,-more or. lesa injurious to I
health. From the result of oar examination,
we-consider tho article, ono of superior quail
rneattu^ it8
:-(feigned) ALEX. -TRI ITEL, Chemist.
? ?iii . FRAN0I8 E. ENGELD ABD, M. D.
For -sale hy all- respectable Grocers and
t Druggist*: UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST.,
' April l.||iramo 22 Beayer st.. New York.
: GE?EOE PAGE & GO.,
2ft). 5 JV. Bfiroeder Street, Ballimore, Md.,
. , '., Manu fact tirera of
PORTABLE AND STATlONiUY
STEAM ENGIETES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved, Portabio
CIRCULAR SAW ailLIiS,
GA1TGTMULA Y ABB SASH SA WMILLS,
A^VBIST HILLS, TIMBER WHEELS, 8HIN
VjT OLE MACHINES, AC. Dealer? in Circu?
lar Saws, Belting and Mill supplies generally^
and manufacturer's agents for Lenci's Cele?
brated Turblno Water Wheel and'evory de?
scription of Wood Working Machinery.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY.
sarSend for descriptive Catalogues and
Price Lista._May 23 tfV ly
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENJJRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.
THESE Springs, famous for their alterative
waters and fashionable patronage, wiU be
open on the 1ST of JUNE. They afford ac?
commodations for 2,000 persona.
. The oars of the Chesapeake and Ohio Bail
road ran to the Springs. Exoarsion tiokets.
st low rates, will be furnished in the principal
cities. North and South.
These Spribgn aro 2,000 feet above tide?
water, and the olimate th which they are situ?
ated ia ?lwaye cool and invigorating, affording
oniirerelief 'from prostrating sommer he?ti
' Prof. 'Rosenborgor's excellent Band will be
i In atteudanoo, to enliven the Lawns and Ball
I Boom:
'Masquerade and Fancy Balls during the soa
I son, as heretofore.
An extensive Livery will be kept at very
moderate oh argos.
' CnAnojis.-$3 per day, and $75 per month of
thirty days. Cb ildr.cn nnder ten years of age
.and colored servants, half price; white -ser?
vants according to aeoommcd?tions.
Pamphlets in' reference to the medicinal
I.taws pl the water, routes to the Springs,eto.,
' may ho had free of oh argo. .
^tfay latlttQ QED. L. PEYTON A CO.
f^ H?y Spring?, Bath County, -Va.
JT?9TX8 renowned watering* plaoe will bs
X qpenod for the reception of viol tar s
rc celebrated for their omu-irvK
v^?'nijt? ih toe treatment of various diseases,
euoh R? Chronic Rheumatism, Gout,Torpor
jrtf tho Liver, Chronic Enlargement of the
liver Ox Spleen, Chronic Diarrhoea or Dysen?
tery, Non-OrganicPa* alysia. Old Xnlnrie*.
Affections cf lbs Skin, especially of Syphilitic
origin, Chronic Diseases of tho Uterus, Ao.
The Baths vary IA temperature from 86V to
110? Fahrenheit*- - .
Board SS.00 por day, 120 00 per week, (75
per month: i
Telegraph Office a? the Hotel;
Prof. J. iii CABRIA.M. D., of tho Uuiverkity
of Virginia, Resident Physician, i
. . THUS. B. PRICE t CO.,
8. O. TARDY A OO.,
May IS y9 Propii?tor?, Ulebmond, Va.
Country Butter.
QAAFOUNDS FRESH COUNTRY BUT
OvJU TEH for sale low by
May 18 E. HOPE.
Cotton Seed Oil.
Al'URE. article, superior to others as a
salad oUfor table'uso, at one-third tho
price of imported; For sale by
April 9 EDWARD HOPE.
The Bzohantre House
0H, HAS been overhauled and re-arrang<
Witor tho HPrInB and Sutamer. Iced bev
Ww rages compounded at short notice.
Mayo P?Y8INGEB A FRANKLIN.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANE.
--=
PAID.VP CAPITAL ?10O.O0O.
OFFICERS:
JOHN B. PALME?, President. T f T
it A. G. BBEN1ZBB, Cashier. A f /
0. N. Q. BDTT, Assistant Cashier.
T?B.degroo,of success that, has, attended
the operations of thia 'Bank ainco Ha
catabliahraont in February Jast. and.tbe do
eiro on the part of the Directors td have an io?
dated with thom moro of their country
friopdB.haa iuda?od tb?W to, ?dd t?O.OUO.OO to
tbcoapRalT 8h?rea ?100T00 ??tcnVy ? J[
Pavmouta may be made at any time prior to
the ist of July, entitling tho holder of the
etook to ito pro rata'' ah aro of profita earnod
during tho timo tho money ie in possession of
the Bank; or if on tim lat July, to ita propor?
tion otrpjV fliytilenda ma?o thereafter. In
eitb?r/d?cntritb'e new h took will participate
equally wiQiftho ol d In tb ? t urpluii fund ? '
? "Appim?ttons for stock may boTOadoTjoraon
aljy, er by lotter, to tho officers of tho Bank.
fJinEOTOB?.-John B. Palmor, J. Eli Gregg.
F. W. MoMaBter, B. D. Benn, (of B. D. Bonn A
Bon,) G. W. Boar den, (of Copeland A Scardon, )
R. L. Bryan, (ot Erv an A McCartor.) W. 0.
HwaiTieid (of, R. A w.. O. SwaflleJd.) May 0
??NTUAL NATIONAL BAM
or
COLUMBIA, 8. C.
Present Capital, $100,000.
fi \I ' T ]-r"*~T-7? 7J- T
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 8100.000.
omens.
I Jobn B. Palmer, Prenident. ,1 . ;
i A. O^Breblaer, frasco* T M | J ' ?
I O. N.;G.;Butt, AWaistant O?ahler. ? ?
binkcTbbsr
J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmor, F. W. McMaa*
tor, B. D. Benn, of B. D. Benn A 8on; G. IV.
Bourdon, of Copeland A Bc arden ; R. L. Bryan,
of Brvan A McCartor; W. O. Bwaffield, of ll.
A W. O. Bwaffield.
F. W. McMaater, Solicitor. !
THIS Bank ie now open for tho transact'.on
of a general bankin gbusincss. "
CEjiTiK JOATE?'OF D?.vos!'!' pf currency or
coin, bearing interest at the rate of esven (7)
per cent per annum, in kind, will bo ieeued.
Deposits from County Officers especially so?
licited; also, from Trustas, Administrators,
Executor a, Professional Aleut'tpd others.
Particuf?r attention given to accounts of
City and Country Merchants, and other buai
uess men, and tho usual accommodations ox
tended.
. Notesj Bi?t of Exchange,- and (other evi?
dences Of deb't discounted, ang mopey loaned
on ooliaterals.
Stocks, Bonds, Cold and Silver bought and
told.
Mutilated Currency purchased at a email
discount.
Sight Drafts drawn direct on all the promi?
nent placee in England, Ireland, Scotland,
France,' Oernxany, Belgium; Heiland? Den?
mark and the Orient. Letters of Credit issued,
payable in any of the above places.
Draft? on all the prominent cities in tho
United States bought and eold.., ,
Banking Houso opposite , Columbia Hotel.
Op?n from 9 to 3._^ ' ' Feb 88 ly
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
ron PvniFyina IHX BLOOD.
Tho reputation tills ex?
cellent medicine enjoye,
ls derived from its curve,
many, of which aro truly
marvellous'.' Inveterate'
coses of Scrufidous dis?
ease, where tho avstcm
ecumeil naturaiou* with
corruption, have been
puriflod and cured hy lt.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders,which were ag.
prava ted by tho scrnfti
lons con lamination until'
Uley wcro painfully afflicting1, hnve been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every peti?
tion of tho country, that the public scarcely need
te bo informed of Its virtues or uses. .
Scrofulous poison ls oneiof the'niost'd'estnie
ti ve. enemies ol' our race. Often, thia unseen and
unfelt tenant of the organism undermines thc con?
stitution, and in Y iles Um uttnek of enfeebling or fa?
tal d?aosnos,Without exciting a inspirion of Us
presence. Again, it seems to breed infection
vitals. In tho latter, tubercles may bc suddenly
deposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed
. bi the liv?>r, or lt shows its presence by eruption*
on tho akin, or fool ulc?rations on some part of
the body. - Hence tho'occasional uga of n linnie
of tills Sarsaparilla is advisable, even i\ lion no*
active symptoms of disease appear. Per: mis af?
flicted with tho following complaint* generally
find immediate relief, and, at length, cure, hy tho
use or thU 8AH8APAJtI?iLAi-St. Antho?
ny's Fir/-, Ros?.or Jtogmfptt?sti Tetter, Salt
Ilheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Sore JCyes,
Sore Ears, and oilier eruptions or vislhlc forms
of Scrofulous disense. Also in tho more con?
cealed ronny, as Dt/snepsla, Drops?, Heart
Disease, Etta, J-Jpilepstr. jfruraluia, and
the various Ulcerous affections of tho muscular
and norvoua systems.
Syphilis or Yeuereat md Mercurial Dis?
eases are cored by it. though a long ilma ls re?
quired fdr subduing these obstinate maladies by
any medicine. But long-continued- ut,o of this
medicine will cure the complaint. Leucorrhara
or IFhitee, Uterina Ulceration*, anil J'emale
Diseases, are commonly soon rellovcd and ulti?
mately cured by its purifying and Invigorating,
effect. Minute dh-oeiions (or cadi ense are found
in our Almarar, supplied grail*. Rheumatism
and Ovuf, when caused, hy accumulation* of ox
traneauBjnattera in ilia blood, yield quickly tn lt,
aaalioI Avar Complaints, Torpidity i Conges?
tion ox Inflammation of tho LA
err, nrul ?7rmJl~
?He*, when arlston-as they ?lten do.-froro Um
rankling poi2o.ua ?ri tho Mood. : Thia SA USA -
l'A ii i i,IA ls a great restorer for tho strength
and vigor of the system. Tboso who arc Lan?
guid and TAstTess, Despondent, Sleepless
and troubled with Jfervou* Apprehension? or
I'AQr*? or any at-Jho. affections, symptomatic of
Hi eaten ti?, will find Wimedla?? relief and con*
vlncing evidence of its restorative power upon
trial. ,
PEEPA RED B Y
Dr. Jf. C. AYED * CO., lowell, Mu*?.,
Piwtissa *n<* Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
Aug C fjly O;'H.'MIOT-, Agent.
C LOT H IN CK
J! " f.-l |) . . ; . Hu .VI ". ? .
AND
3BC A V.0
AT
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD'S.
WE bave now in store a very largo stock
of above goode, and we assure our cus?
tomers that we have never before been en
?bled to offer them so CHOICE A SELECTION
OF GOODS, at sneh low prices.
We have good AU Wool SUITS at 115, suita?
ble for any business man.
HATS.
Wehsve avery largs stock, ?nd we are de
terminad to undersell any other dealors,
'JUT facilities enable us to do so.
ODB SHIRTS
Ire decided to bs the bent fitting Shirts made.
We mabo the finest custom garments mado in
bia State. Call and examine.
March 25 R. A W. 0. BWAFFIELD.
A fresh supply of Bremen Lager at POL?
LOCK'S.
TB? Great M?dical Dl8?fj?r7 ?
br. WALS?EIV8 ?A?iOf?XattA1
VINEGAR BITTERS,
SM : :?w^rfBw?Ait?i: gs,,,
"if: * 'B??i IcatlmcnVy to (heir Wonder- fe ?1?
?SI i ^^^^^^
. PfS THEY AUB NOT A VIMS ?2B
MFA NCY DRINK ?ri?
Vado of Trtor Kmir, AV!ili?Uor, Fro.K
Spirits and RefitRQ I.itiuurp(*o<'.ivr^<l,rp;cfb
and sweotcned to picas ; tu J taste, callod .'To:.
lcs,"" AppaUzorw," "Restorers," *c, that lean.
- tim tippler on to drunkenness and min, bat arc
a trna Medicine,made from thcNative Root? and
Herbs of California, froo from nil Alcoholic
StliunlaiUB. Tboy arc tin: (J lt KA T BLOOD
.PURIFIER, and LIFE UIYIKU PRIN?
CIPLE a perfect Renovator andlnvlg?rator of
thc System, carrying off nil poisonous matter anil
'rostorlng tlio blood lo a healthy condition. So
1 person can take those Blttors according to direc?
tion and romain long unwell. ?P
*?F?r InOanniutorr nud Chronic Illicfl
raattnm aud (?out, DyspapMia or Indi
ucMtioti,. HIIlouo, Remittent and Inter?
mittent Fcvorst, Diseases of ibo Blood,
Ll i or, Kidney?, mid Bladder, thesoBlt
? tors, have been inoat successful. Such Dla
HINCH aro'caused by Vitiated Blood, which
ls generally produced by dcranguiueul of tho
Digestivo Oraran?.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
lleudadle. Tain la thc Shouldors, Coughs; Tlght
1 ness of tho Ci cst,"Dizziness, Sour Eructations of
thc Stomach, Had tasto la tho Mouth Dinoun At?
tacks, Palpitation of tho Heart, Inflammation of ?
tho Lnogt, Pain In. thc regions of tho Kidney a, ?un?
ntm mir ed other painful symptoms, ari;^ho off?
springs of Dyspepsia. ?SF
Tiley In vig?rala thc Stomach and stlmnlato iho
torpldllTer and-howols, which render then? of un?
equalled efficacy ila cleansing tho blood of all ?
tmpurltlcs, and Imparting new Ufo and vigor to
tho whole system.
FOR SIClN DISEASES, Emptions .Totter,
Salt r.hcum,Blotches. Spots, Pimples, Pustules.
Bolls, Carbanelcs, King-Worms, Scald-Head, Boro
Eyes,Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of
tho Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of ]
whatever nama or nature, oro literally dug u;> |
and carr Iud ont of thc system In a short Uuir. hy
.tho uso, of these Bitters. One bottle In auch^
eases will convince thc most Incredulous of their
curative effects. f*T
Cleanse Uiu Vltlatcil Blood whenever you find
its Imparities bursting Uirough tlio skin lu Pim
jilo?, ErnpUons or Sores: clcahsclt when you
And lt '.hal rn ried and Kingfish In th?, ^eie:;
cleanse- lt when lt ls foul, and your feelings will
tell, you when. Keep tlio blood pure and tho
Ko'aith of tho system:wlll follow.
?PiX, TA PE said other WO It SIS. lurking in
thoaysUauof so many thousands, aro ctTectually
destroyed and removed. Tor full directions, rood
carefully tho circular around each bottle.
.1. WALKER. Proprietor. Tl. tl. MCDONALD es
CO., Drugxlsls and Gea. A?renla, San Francisco,
Cal,,lind 33 and $1 Commorcc Street, New Vork.
D BV A 1.1 i DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
P28Hj1Hy OEIOER A MoQREQOE, Agents.
LIFTMAN ' S
OBEAT ,
GEEMAS BITTERS
TOE
Purest Medicated Cordial of the Age.
ALTERATIV?TA?TT-BILIOUS and
INVIGORATING PROPERTIES.
S ~ LIPPMANN great
X/TRADC MAft GERMAN BITTV
fl. , EBB ia prepared
? /fp^r-Q jgtX i , > 'rom the original
ill ?'*?*J iSst?b ? t?erlUBD- rcooipt
iT&VfTr^k' "^tM ^ ' now in poaaeaaion
I gaff IM?&V fjjSffl \ ?' iQe proprietor?
vK^^jJ^?W'^^^^ X1 3 ?? tho iaiuc
jSJ^f Vfis!SL j?fa preparation that
jj^Sc ftEZSh Xc"-^ wa? naoa 'n Qer
rfQitwj??w^^^m^? ?' rnauy upwards of
ifssTmV^{SlTKnBEfBYr' ' - ' a century ago; to
IgCitsglBSJffl day is household
^"?"tafln^ ' romodyof Gorma
"v ?*\!^t&sJ^^ f ny, recommended
1 ?y lk* moat cmi
f? * nent physicians.
L.IPPJHAfV'8
QBE AT G&KMAN BITTEES
Is composed of the purest alcoholic essence ol
Oermauy's favorite beverage, impregnated
with the Juices and extracts of rare herbs,
roots and barks; all of which combined make
it one'of the bost and surest preparations for
tho cure of
Dyspepsia, Loss of Tone in the Stomach and
Digestive Organs, Nervous Debility, Lan?
guor, Constipation, Livor Complaint,
General Exhaustion, and aa a
BREVENT1 VE FOE CHILLS AMI) FEVER
AMD
MALARIOUS DISEASES GENERALLY.
F EM Al. KS
WW find LIPPMANN GREAT GERMAN BIT?
TERS the best tobie known for the di* esses to
which they aro generally subject, and where a
.gentle stimulant is recommended.
. ? _ . 8AyAHNAH. March 16,1870.
Messrs. Jacob, ifptmian <? Bro,% Havannah.
'Oa.-Ot yera: I have before me your ?Bteemea
letter of the 14th inst., containing, .varions
documento relative to your "GermanBitters."
After a carefql examination 1 must confess
that your Bitters ie really what you represent
it to be, an old German recipe of Dr. Mit ch
?rlibh. of Berlin,Prussia. It will nadonbtbe
eiuollept for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is a good preventive ol
chilla and fever; I find it to bo a most de?
lightful and pleasant stomachic I remain
yours truly, (Signed) AUG. P. WETTEB,
KiBKLAtiD MILLS, GA., March 82,1870.
Messrs. Jacob Lippman A Ero., Druqaiata.
Savannah, Ga,- GKNTLKHE??: I havo intro?
doced your Great Of rm an Bitters here to my
customers and friends, and I find better sale
for it than any I have ever kept before. Those
Who have tried it approve of it very highly,
and I do not hoeltate tn saving that it is far
superior in vaine to any other Ritters now In
ase. Yours, respectlnfly, W. KIRKLAND.
Wholesale Agents for State of s on tb Csroll
na-DGWIE, MOISE ft DAVIS, HENRY BIB
OHOfF A Ot)., G LACIOS A WITTE. STEF?
FENS, WEBNER A DUC KEB, Ch ar loi on.
Depot in Columbia. 8. G., at GEIGER A
MoGREGOR'B. Druggists._Jnne 3 Ivtlt
SPECIAL. ATTENTION given to the Col
leotion of Commercial Paper, Interest
on State and Railroad Bonds and Stocks,and
Conversion of Slate Securities, by
Nov 2.1 Orno P GAM BRILL. Broker.
Genuino imported Cnracoa, absinthe and
Maraschino, at POLLOCK'S.
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in the interiorgaSKsft ;;??iv>> of tbe Stato,
whero BHEtT^WM'^^? PO8TER8 Aa.
can be put np ^fera^v?sSfeg-" in stylo.
jr. A. 8SLBY, -^TKssSrw1 Prori rietor.
..nun DOWN TBAlJf/'' UP TRAIN.
\i. o!i :.: Arri YO. Leave. < A* ri TO. LC?TO.
Jpnrtanbnrg.?n!; .'-;G.80 ,iic.jk2*
tjateavllle.-, COO ; 6.00 .4.13 ? 4.G3
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rTni(hiville.?V.., !7a5 ' 7i60- .--' 346<-. .8.25
?aotuo.'8 20.: .8 25. ami.ri?2,85
ETUb Dam..,,. .8.40.'. 8.45.' 2.10 .....2.15
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Lyles* Fprd.'.1. '6,40;- 0?45 ' ' ' 1.12 - ?.ft
J?othch....:.'1003?ll0.10-: 12.80: 12?5
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May 24 j. TllQ8. fi.. JKTEB, President,,
Change of Ecbeoule.
' : Sorrrn OAHOIASV? I?AIXBOAO ConrA.tr,
COLTTMBra., B.-CvJanuajry lSj.J iffJLj
. .[... . , TnjUN.No.l.
Leave Charleston at... . i.... . '...-8.2? a m
1 rrivo at Columbia ?ti.V.li. IV.. 8.40 pm
Leave Colombia at.. ?. * Ji. .v.. -.... .12.16 p m
Arrive at Charleston at. ..??-., .7JS0 p m
Leave Camden, Bandana excepted, at.9.50 a m
Arrive at Kingville at. .7.. :. . .. .'.1.20 p.m
Deave ElnjavUIe, Bnndayr exoep'dj' at .2 80 p m
Arri to at Camdon at.. J...'..'??a .C.OO.p m
The above Trains rdn lb con noel lop with
WUmington, Colombia. ? nd Augn ut ? Bailroad,
connecting * i th Tralna/orwilmington. Kort h
Carolina; and with Trains for Ange ?ta, Geor
?la-making CIOBC connectioBB Vita .Night
rams of Georgia Railioad and Con ti al Rail?
road, lor all pointe Boulb. and Weet. -,
TBAIW NO. 2-j-NioBT'Fxrpi??. .
(Sunday Nigbt ?atjbepted.> . . *
Leave Charleston at..........!.,u...i7.10pm
Arrive at Columbia a%.??Ui\i. ? 6,00 a m
Leave Columbia at..j..?....,. -7,C0 u m
Arriva at Charleston ak.,. - -.. v;r .tfj??ra
Thia Train rona In oonto?t?tion1 vrftb tJp Xu
Sjsta 'Train's, making; clooe'connection with
eoraia and Ccntral-Railroadu. . .t.-.vivi
f\ .: nui ./A<l^ a???^,??cfr?x?pi4?i? ,
B, B.t.PioKmB, Goperaliftcfcet Agent, Jin, 21
Green ville and Columbia Railroad.
1 COLUMBIA, 8; C., KABOB 1, 1871.
r^am'rtmramffi^i '?' OH1 *?a after?biB
t^SU?MS?date/( tho ; following
schedule .will be nm dally, Bundaya ejoepted,
nonnsoting with Nigh* Traine- on Benth?Cdl-o
lina Railroad up and down? . ?leo with Trains
gol riff Norf h and South Ott Charlo tto, Columbia
aOdVtugnHU Railroad: .. . ri Jil > ??IJ
/. '.r. i?ii?vi? , ,UP. .{...?.:" .uk..fvr
..." Newberry.iV?'^tlTW'?&m.
' 1 " . Ookeabory.'. .:.:JV?L.?.8A79 p.m.
Belle?.;......?.?.OOfp.m.
Arrive at Greenville..?0.90 p.m.
Leav? Greenville itt;':1' . . . : ? . ? . . > m.
? Bilton.../: ...........ao?ttvm.
.Ju Cokeabury.... -,;i,\ 10.07?,m.
i? Abbeville. 8 15 o. m.
.} Newberry....... ?.60p.m.
.? '1 plat?n Ti Vi.. ; ?iv: A'.... .f.'V... *.C6 pi m.
Arriv? at Columbia....... .. 6.63 p.m.
- ... THGSuDODAMEAD. General Sup.
M. T.,BABXIJ3?. Oenaral Ti?ket Agent?- ? .
> Qhange ot"^Bchedale.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA Bi B. CO,,
i CojD?Ajrr SHOPS? N. C., Januar 25? 1871.
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?' AnniVK. LKATE. . JUtBT?B.1 Ut?TB.
Charlotto ?.35 a m 8.00 p in
Bauabpryu.-c?am ?.????r?C.S4S???C.OU pm
Gr,nsb'on.05amll.20am 'OOf nj '1.45,a m
Gq8bopia.50 p m 1.05pm 2.57 atri B.17 a m
Hiltab'ro2.C8pm: 2J)8pm 4.22n?m-.,4/i'J a m
Raleigh 6?12 a m ? . . ? 6-ii?a. ra 7-lO.a m
Goldaboro .* U0.6IJ? m' . "v
Gpldsbpro 'Jsrnretg.vn MaiL ! ' * a. 00 pm ?
Raleigb ? - > 'B.?Baro 0.58 p m 7.40 a m .
Hiii-Ki ^i i m n m 11 iii nm I0.t0.a m 10.02 a m
Go Shop 12.30pptl2,tQ pm 11.12 a m 11.45 a m
Gr*nsb'o2.10pm 2. 20 pp? .l.iOaai 2.00 a m
SaUabVy'6.l5pm~ 'lS.20rpm 4 50 a m 4.85 a m
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Jan 27 " W. Bj QRJ?EM, Maa*.Trana.
Schedule on Bhie Bit?ge Hailroa?.^
rnaiiaMan Leave Ander?i?n....,. .4;?0P. M.
EW9B&ttB9 ' " Pendleton......6.20 "
;rr^- ? *. . Eerryville^..> ,e.Dq ..
Arrive at WalhaBft..f.r.T.O0 "
, Leave Walhalla,...... 13.30 A.
^ Perr>vino:.:^.,.:.l.;.l.AV.4.i5,T.?
'** pendleton.:.?...:i.?/.??W "
1 Arrive at Anderson....... i.-.v.. .0.15 "
VVaiting at Anderson ope honrfor ,tb4 arrival
of up train On Greenville and Columbia Road.
Jul v 81 W.' IT. D. GAILLARD, Bop,
no <FiRB UQsp m w A Minn a.
WARFIELD'S GOLD: WATER SOAP.
TRIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold ?rater,
eoft, bard os ?alt. It removes grease,
oil and pamt from nar mente, It washes all
kind? ol gqod s-cot to n. flannel, silk or woolen.
It olearia os eil ver, plated'ware- and jewelry -
wilbout Beratebing/-rf JbeM(*tiol4? are much
tarniahed, rah them witb a piece of flannel
whiob/baa p Lcnty of th o Soap ?ri it, To peoplo
Wbo do their own waBbin?, it is invalnable?
It ?Ul save its cost in oho wabbing," Tor sale,
in b?teB of thlrty-efi bars', by ' -
EDWARD HOPE
April 9_Agent for BofrthjCarolina.
. ., BRAHRIES. *
5G ABES James Hfinnbssy's A Brandenburg
Freres BRANDIES, In/port cd direct, and
offered pore and Unadulterated. -'J bea eje o m
nrise vintage? of 1336. 1859.1&G0 and 1863.
SV5vky?-Scci?tC!ira?i ?r^KRa'wines in
cinjo eoEoo of the most fftmdue brahda a* well
aa sound low priced good*. ! Fer-sale by. >
Mat-co.25, . .; ::?.: 45EO. 3YMMEBS.
3".; ... mi; *
1 - ?AA ACREB Of LAND in Barn web,
?,OUU on tb? fcaiaioT' ' - i
.fSO AGRES ih Kershaw^-ln lota to snit.
Baw Mill and 21000 aereo ol Lund in Lexing?
ton, on No r?a E?if^4?,DOO., ...
2,600 aore? Wat ?recBoltom La nil, 12 pr acre
. 3,600 acres Creek fi?ltorn and - pine1 Land, at
.2 per%creV ' -' 81 Benso la tlria cuy, ?6,000.
HOUSE and thirteen aeren XAN tunear tb?
eltyrt8.600. ; App?y \o JOfl^?sKETT,
8e\?92one^ ^Wm^mm^my
-f*1-'" -J. '?-y' Li W^JL'J? yrrh ut-:
50 ?oz. 'Ari?rows' efe ?braied te?aE Powders.
25 doz . 'S e a F?at? BbMhg ?SMltteV, ? 17?i .
i M hOXtM BakinH'Sddav ?ato ri ed pnc?r?.
: Thief Proof Drawers., .
rflHB unaereiRne? hara rc?ti-rod tbe Agency
JL of thee? .DRAWERS. . Th*y ar? the one
Uon lrom th? llgbl-II?. TlULOK? URWEIlf
-y, 252 Bro?iway, N.Y. H
The only fino Playing Cards at POLLOCK'S.