The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 04, 1871, Image 4
THEEHmNIX.
FUR LI B?I ED DAI CT AUp Thl-WZX&t/Z. '
TH I, GLEANER,
BVKBt WED if KS D \S MOEHINO.
BY J U L IA ? A. S ELB Y,
EBEVOft A?D FBOSWKTOD. ' ,
Offloe onvgain streak-fcboye Taylor.
?aj-jjbpkand Job Pt in ting of every ??scrlp
l.ion promptly and faithfully attondod tb. -, .
ADVEKTIHKUJKT8 ".'],..
Insortcd in, tho Daily a> 75 couts per aqUaro
for. tho?rBt and 60 conts oaoh anbaoquent iu>
eertion. * Long advertisements by tba wook,
month' OT. year, at reasonable rates.1' -' '
B?B80BIPTIOM. . , "
Daily, aix months, ti 00; Tri-Weekly, 3 &0;
Weekly? I'jjO._'? . .. '
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Angela.
HT HENRY DI'AIIMCK.
Under the shimmer of holy croea,
Nestled in unpretentious cot,
Weaving with silk and cunning doss,
And lansing upon berjot, J t I y
Angela, fairest of all the fair,
Bite, with ooanteuanoe calm and meek,
A single roao in her raven hair,
And one upon oitber oheek. .
Bits and mases of tale's oft told,
From mystical pages of volnmos rare,
Muaea and builds,twith fancy bold,
. F&looesto mid"air* ":...;''. /., (j
Bat never ? thought hath ehe,' I ween, '.' 1
OX priest, or missal or rosary; . ??.. *.
.. Ahfl little She reeks of Alb golden eheen *'
Of cross on her tapestry.
Viaiona leas ?anrod and solemn than, those
Lighten'the work of hoi "dexterous hands.
Visions bf happinosB over the eeas
To be found mnimsUod lando. .
Gloamings of oastle, and turret and spire,
Forest and moadoy,iaA4imountain and
glen,
She-queen of them all-and submissively
by her . . . .. - ' .
Maidens and chivalric men, H'M ;i
Wineomo maidens and chivalrous knights,
Weta sndfligos of lfigh renown* / .' J ? :
TFMratthebrfltf^ of a fchb?aand DgMfe
Ulutnino her regal crown:
And tho uVolle?to odor of tropical tose, '
" "la softly and 'dreamingly.wafted al?n g
On the wings of a SS?phyr, that hourly.grpwe
Pregnant with muelo and song. >/ -
?fbglAngela.,/aireai of all tte faur,
aP?r JesBaftm rose in-her niven kairi 1 J
And faded tho bloom of her oheek; '
Till priest, and miss il, and rosary,
Shall nevermore in her thoughts ariao,
And no light amine on hor tapestry
Save that of her wisttnl eyea.
COLUMBIA, Jone 2,1871.
Booup poit Exjcnga QKTO A O BOAN ID
MEETING.-^W hon tho preacher comes ir
and neals down in the pulpit, pull oui
all the stoppers. That's wot the atop
pera is for.
When Allin?".?B giye out ta bp- sung
play over the whole tune before Binging
but bo sure to play it so they can't tel
whether it's that toon or some othe:
toon, {frill araqoRo tho people tu guess
"When you play^ the ?uterloode/ some
times pull all the stoppers out, one
sometimes poll them all in. The stop
pera is made to pull 'ont and in.
3?lay the interloods about twioe as loni
os the toon. The iuterloods is the bea
{tart of the mewsio, and should bo tU<
ongeat.
Flay from tho interloods into the toot
without letting them know, when th
toonybegins.- j This will teach.! ? thom ti
mind their bu?i ii ess. Always play th*
interloods faster or slower than the toon
Thia will keep it from being tho a&nv
time hs tho toon. :
'" If the preacher cives out fi vo -vireos
play four. .Tew many virces is teejus.
Boorin the sermon go ont of th
church, and cum back iu time for th
next toon. This will show you don
mean to be hard-on the preacher-b
havin tew many* lin to uiu to him at wongi
lV\f?rgaW;SB&?lare - jfef?&f?'w:
dows, each possessed of a fortune of nc
less than 8100,000. The oldest of the?
widows is thirty-nine, the youngei
twenty-one. All are handsome and a
in the market. Should Brigham Yonn
malic a.oitroep from'hie harem-aoarem, (
Utah, upon this widow's nest of Warsa
and capture the entire lot, he would ot
quite a figure. Ho might do sobntft
fear su eh a. riid and .capture of the w
dowe of Warsaw would make more w?
in Utah than it ever before saw. Th
being the case, the reporter could sa;
O? all, the Wj/aro we ever saw si o never sa
n?war like tho war wp saw among tl
wifes and widows of Warsaw.
As said .the man once upon a tim
"Of all the saws I over saw saw I nevi
saw a star saw that would, saw as th
wood-saw saws, except it'wtts a saw th
I once paw saw in Arkan-saw, and th
wood-saw would onf-saw any saw I ev
saw in any place outside of Arkan-saw
[Exchange.
? liepiug motlier, who had prttoanfc
her infant at the baptismal font ?
christening, on being asked by t
. clergy tr?an, "what hame?" responded,
a whisper, "Luthy, thir, " , when to tl
?horror of tho whole congregation ai
the consternation of the mother, !
chris ton od tho baby-Lucifer.
A Washington .editor is. mad beean
a compositor headed .his editorial "T
Champagne' Opened," when ho wrc
"Tho Oumpaign Opened.". 'Ho naya til
printer ia always thinking about (ton:
thing; to drink..
Tho Vi'uf?u who never owned a Bil
euppoBod she weg quotiug \t when s
?rested her son, who came home to ke
hanksgiving, in the- following won
"Here comes the fatted cali;"
Tho United States Oovernment is c
deavoriag to bring abont oheaper a
more direct postal communication t
tween this country and Sweden, Norw
and Denmark. -
Miss Bowman, of Bedford, wanted
know what was in a letter directed
Misa Sueau Kendrick. Her father fe
better now that he has raised tho $5
bail.
? Mr. Grow, of Indiana, names his ri
mill the Orow-Bar.
?&????S?SaS*, fett
BBAJP
Ague and Fever.
Tho only preventivo known for Chilla and
Fover ia the nae of Wolfe's Schiedam Sohoappa
~. Woto^;8oMedai?.8o^nappi :
f Ia good for Dyapopaia._
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
?jj a preventive of Chilla ?nd Fever.
. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Ia recommended by all the Medical Facnlty.
"1 l.^Wblfe's Sfihiedarh Schnapps . Gr I
Ie good for ?ll Kinney and Bladder Complaints.
'? Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Ia good for Oont._
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Ia good for Collo and Pain In the Stomach.
. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Ia good for ali'Urinary Complainte. _
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps ' .. , t
Ia imitated and counterfeited, and Puroh?scra
will bave, te nae caatkm rn pnrehaeing;.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Ia uaod all over tho world.by. Physicians, in
? ' their praotloe.'_ ?
I beg leavo to call the attention of the
reader to testimon?ala in Tavor of tho Sob nap pa:
I feel bonnd to eay that I regard your
8catAPis,aa being, in every l?ap?ct, pre-emi?
nently pare, and doa ervin g of modteal patron?
age. At all events, it is the purest possible
article of Holland gin, (heretofore unobtaina?
ble, and, as anoh, may bo safely prescribed by
physicians". DAV?D L. MOTT. M. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
LOUISVILLE, Ex.. Sept. 1-I feel that wc
have now an artiolobf gin suitable for such
cases aa that remedy is adapted to.
DR. J. W. BRIGHT.
"Schnapps" ia a remedy in chronic catarr
hal complaints, etc.:
< I take groat.'pleasure 'in bearing highly
oroditablo testimony to ita efficacy, as a remo
dial agent, in the diseases for . vhich you :
recommend it. Having a natara! tendency to
the mucous surfaces, with a Blight degrco of
Btlmnlation, 1 regard lt as*one of the moat im*
fiori au t remedies in chronio catarrhs! affec
ions, particularly those of tho genito-urinary 1
apparatus. Withmnch respect,your obedient, I
eervant, OHAS. A. LE AB, M. D.. New York.
26 Pu? STOEKT, NEW YORK, Nov? 21,18fi7
TJnoLi'uo Woura, ESQ., Present.-DEAU Bia: I
liavo made a chemical examination o? a sample
of your "Schiedam Schnappe," with the intent
of determining if any foreign or in j urious sub
Stance had been added to tho simple diatillcd
aptrita. v
The examination has resnlted in the conclu
alon that tho aampla contained no poisonous
or harmful admixture. I have been unable
to discover any, trace of tho deleterious sub
a tances which are Burne limes employed in the
adulteration of liqnors. I would not h cuitar e
to uno myself, nor to rocommend to others,
.for medicinal purposes; the "Schiedam
Schnapps," as an excellent and unobjectiona?
ble variety of gin. Very respectfully yours,
.(Signed) CHAS. A. 8EELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL A*D TEOWKIOAI. IJADORATOUY. 18
KroiiANQE PLACE. NEW YOHK, Nov. 25, 1867.
Um; LP no WOLFE, ESQ.-UK AK Hm: Tho un dei -
signed have carefully and thoroughly an air zed
a sample of your "Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps," selected by ourselves, and have
found the eamo froe from all organic or inor
ganio eub at aneen, moro or leas injurious to
ealth. . From tho result of our examination,
wo consider tho article ono of superior quali
I ty, healthful1 aa a beverage, and effectual in its
medicinal qualities. Respectfully yours,
(Signed) ALEX. TKIPPEL, Chemist.
FRANOIS E. ENGELHARD, M. D.
For palo by. all respectable Croisera and
Druggist?. UDOLPDO WOLFE'S EST;,
- April l-||TT3mo 22 Boaver st.. New York.
Increase of Stock.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
PAID UP CAPITAL 91OO.00O.
OFFICERS:
JOHN B. PALMER, Proaident.
A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier.
G. N. G. BUTT, Aseiatat)t Cashier.
THE degree of success that has attended
.the operations of thia Bank since ita
establishment in February last, and the de
oire on tho. part of tho Directora to have asso?
ciated with them moro of their country
friendo, has induced them to add $50,000.00 to
the capital. Sharea $100.00 each.
Payments may be made at any time prior to
the lat of July, entitling the nplder of the
stock to ila pro rata share of profits earned
during tho time the nionoy ie in possession of
the Bank; or if on the 1st July, to ita proper- j
tion or all divhlonda made thereafter. In
either event, the new stock will participate
equally with the old in tbo surplus fnnd.
Applications for Stock may be made per eon
ally, or by letter, to the officers of the Bank.
DJBECTOBB.--John B. Palmer, J. Eli Gregg.
F. W. McMaster, lt. D. Benn, (of R. D. Benn &
Son.) G. W. Dearden, (of Copeland & Dearden,)
B. Xi. Bryan, (of Bryan Sc McCarter,) W. O.
Swaffleld, (of B. A W. O. Swaffleld.) May 9
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH QAacttmA
Deposits of $1 and Upwards Beceived,
INTEREST ALLOWED AT TUE RATE Ol
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,
- AND RIX- PER CENT. COM?
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ONACCO UN TS.
OFFICERS.
' Wm.'Martin, Preaident.
l' ' John P. TkwM. } Vice-PreeidentB.'
A. Ct, Brenieer, Cashier.
John 0. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directora.
Wade Hampton, William Marlin, A. C. Hae
koll, F. W. McMsaler. John P. Thom HP. E. H.
Hoinlteh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregc,
Colombia. . .
J. EH Gregg, Marlon.
G. T. Scott, Newberry.
W. G. Mayoa, Newberry.
B. H. Rntlpdge, Charleston,
IVauiel Raven el, Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborer?, Clerke, Widows, Or
?diana and others may here deposit their sav
nge and draw a liberal rate of interest there?
on. Plantera, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur?
poses; Parente deeirjug to set apart small
irani for their children, and Married Women
and Minora (whose deposite can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in osae of death, by
their legal representatives, ) wishing to lay
asidofunqo for fnturo' uso. are boro afforded
an opportunity of depositing their moana
where they will rapidly aconmnlate, and, at
the same time, be subject to wi thdraws I wh OB
weeded._ _Aug 18
GEORGETUPPEB,
BROKER,
Beal Estate and Insurance Agent,
COLUMBIA; a. o. .
OFFICE over W. 0. Fisher'? Drag Store,
oppoelto Columbia Hotel, Main street. May 2
REDACTION
IN ".. ' ' ii -;..'}
. itiAh . ??. . .. ,,
PRICE ?
. . !.. ' . ? . Ith i
:?? ."i . op \> .'-.-i'tr
. '.?4.' '
Spring'and S?mm?r Clpthing,
E. & W. C. SWAFFIELLVS.
. ;!.?'...' ( ' " ? ? i ? ? i ->v: ? '. ;.'.*.
TTJ7? havi 'the largest retail stock in tho
W State, andi anxious to redoes it, mil
sell it ?at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
TIW Btock ia unbroken', and (hq. boBt stook
vre have over handled.
New HATS, of a desirable style, just re?
ceived. ?.
This rednclion viii apply also to oar CUS?
TOM DEPARTMENT. May 10
**"" ''*? ? . ? i ..? '. < ' ;
: ? -Jw " ' 1Y . -.ii ?
vautq^ofo aeiaTjomg pira Sinjdg
, ' vc- ' ?"' .. : . V ?.ti:t:. i.
i i? ," Kl ?'? < .!-. ?.' ;
Glenn's Springs, Spartaubu?g County,
S. C.
THIS doligbtfol watering
placo will bo opon for viailora
1ST 1UNE, 1871,
_1 Being situated in the North?
ern part of tho State, in a section remarkable
for delightful climate, bounty and healthful
ncaa, thia? togother with tho virtues of tho
water, makes it ono of tho moefr desirable
watering places to bo found.
I Tho medicinal qualities of this water are not
excelled, and aro a sovereign remedy lor all
Female Diseases, diseases of long standing.
Diseases of tho Liver, Bowols, Stomach, Kid?
neys, Kr options of tho Skin, Scrofula, Djs
( popaia, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Ac.
Arrangements Will bo mado to accommodate
a largo number of visitors.
Thabcet mimic will bo in allendanco to en?
liven tho Ball Room.
Fancy Balls dnring the summer.
A Livery will ho kept at moiler ate charges.
Charges-$2 50 per day; (30 to $45 per
monti), according to rooms. Children under
ten years of age and colored servants half
prico.
Cottages to reut al Ml ami $50 for the iioa
Bon. W. D. FOWLER,
Propriutor.
S3" Stages from Jonesville direct to hotel.
May 30_ ilmot3
DIXON'S
CELEORATEU
"STEEL SWEEP.
TnUESII.'NG MACHINES,
I/O ESE r OWE ES,
FAN MILLS,
CRAIN CRADLES,
BELTING,
AND all kinds latest IMPROVEMENTS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, at
wholesale and retail.
Our interest in, and association with, manu?
factories, ia such that wo can make closer
figures, and give better gooda, than any
, house iu this country can do in thin lino.
OHLX THY and wo will convinco von. .'
May ?3_LORIQK & LOWRANOE.
CORRECT TIME
MAY bo obtained by calling at ISAAC
SULZBAOHER'S ami purchasing one
of those justly celebrated ELGIN
WATCHES, and where you can find a
complete stock of Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silver- and Plated Ware, of the best
Lmanufacture. In addition are the
United States, Waltham, English and Swifts
Watches in Gold and Silver Caaes, which will
be closed ont at New York prices.
Constantly on band fine Gold Chains, Seal
Rings, Charma,Lockets, Sleeve Duttons,Beta,
and a varied stock of Fancy Articles.
AU kinds of Repairing done'promptly, and
warranted, by ISAAC 8ULZ BACH Ell,
April 27_Under Columbia Hotel.
Millinery.
MRS. O. E. REED bega leave
to inform the ladies in general
that sba has now ready a rall line
of the latest and moat fashionable
1 styles or MILLINERY, Hair and
Fancy Gooda, at reduced prices,
i Also, freeh supplies every week.
Jail and eeo for yourselves._May 4
HAMS! HAMS 1 ! HAMS ll!
CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMB I
CHOICE MARYLAND HAM811
CHOICE CROWN HAMS ! I !
Together wiih a foll atook Smoked and Dry
Salted BACON SIDES, Shoulders and Strips,
for sale at low pricea to cash consumers.
May ?7_' JOHN AGNEW & BON.
Baking Powdero.
K/\ DOZ. ROYAL BAKING TOWDERS,
fj\J [samples free,]
50 doz. Andrews' c?l?brai ed Yeast Powders.
25 doz. Bea Foam Baking Powder,
30 boxes Baking Soda, assorted papers.
Just received and for sale by
May 13_JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Sugar-Cured Hams.
i)AA CHOICE Sugar-cured. II AMS, Just
&\ 9\/ received and for sale low by
MavU . JOH M AGNEW .*. SON.
Choice May Butter.
I i\ TUBB cboioo May BUTTER, Just rt>
Wt coived and for sal*- hv
Mi? ll Jp'lX'AGNKW A SON.
5
May Goshen Butter.
TUBS new MAY BUTTER, for sah bv
May?__ E. HOVE.
Soap! Soap ! Soap!!!
1AA BOXES FAMILY EOAP- quality un
IU V/ surpassed, and price? reduced 20
per oent_at wholesale and rotaiL by
May 13_JOHN AGNEW & SON.
Improved Seed Planter.
PARTIES wantina either the Ham or
Denian PLANTER will send their orders
at opoe. Wo sro now well supplied, bnt later
in tho season do not think we will bo able to
meet the demand.
Feb 12 L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
Seegers' Boer is Pure.
IT don't contain Coppera*, Salt, Limo or
Alum. March ll
Imported and Domestic Cigars at POLLOCK s
C.Ii .
Aye r's
-For restoring Gray. Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at bh'do hgrt?cable,
healthy,. rind,' effectual
for . presorving the !
. hair. Faded or gray
hair is so?tX; restored,
io its original color,
icith the gloss and
'freshness ?f youth.
.Thin hair is thick?
ened, falling hair chocked, and bald?
ness often, though . not alway?, cured,
by ita uso. Nothing can restoro tho
hair where tho follicles aro destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayoil.
But such as remain can bc saved for
usefulness hy this application. Itiftead
of fouling thc hair with a pasty Fcdi
nient, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional lise will prevent tho billi
from turning gray or fulling off, mu)
consequently provont baldness. 'Freo
from thoso deleterious substances which
ranko sonic preparations dangerous, and
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not hann it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else eau bc found po desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet, lnsls
long on tho hair, giviug it a rich,, glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS,
Au tr S ijfy
PSICE $1.00.
C. H. MIOT, Agent.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENE RI ER, WEST VIRGINIA.
THESE Springe, famous for their alterativo
waters and fashionable patrouago, will bo
open on thu 13T of JUNE. They afford ac?
commodations for 2,000 persons.
Tho cars of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail?
road run to tho Springs. Excursion tickets,
at low rates, will bo furnished iu the principal
cili?s. North and South.
Theae SpringH urn 2.000 feet above tide?
water, and the climate in which they aro situ?
ated is always cool and invigorating, affording
entiro relief from prostrating summer heall
Prof. Roacuborger'a excellent Band will be
ia attendance, to enliven thc Lawue and Ball
Boom.
Masquerade and Fancy Balls daring tho sea
SOU, ab heretofore.
An extensivo Livery will be kept at very
moderate charges.
CUABOES.-t:i per day, and $75 per month of
thirty days. Children nuder teu years of aga
and colored servants, half price; whito ser?
vants according to accommodation e.
Pamphlets in reference to tho medicinal
valuo of tho waler, routes to tho Springs,etc.,
may bo had free of charge.
May 12 fimo _GEO. L. PEYTON ? CO,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.
THOSE who have lost several Natural
Teeth, and havo been advised to part
with remaining sound ones, aa tho first stop
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to a practico,
cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per?
formed, to convince tbemaelvea of its fallacy,
by looking cloeely into a matter of so mach
importance. (
. The abovo improvement was designed to re?
sist so doplorablo a practice, and after a tho?
rough test of more than three years, ie found
oapable of accomplishing what no other sys?
tem of Artificial Dent ?Htry has heretofore dono.
It is now pc.iBiblo to obtain partial cases.
whioh will eave for years Natural Teeth, ana
bo at tho aamo timo reliable in every reaped.
An invitation is hereby given to such as
feel intoreatod to call at our Operating
Booms, and examino duplicate specimens of
caaea now iu actual use.
Nov 61 UEYNOLPB & REYNOLDS.
Por Sale.
rflHE LOT hnown as Christ Church proper
f ty, situated on the 8outh-east corner of
Bland inc and Marion et ret tu, m tb e city of
Columbia, containiug one acre.
ALSO,
The Lot on Richardson street. South of and
adjoining the United States or Nickeraon Ho?
tel lx>t, fronting on Richardson street 58 feet
0 inches, and running back 208 foot 6 inches.
Each of tho above Lots, from their pecu?
liarly favorable locations, mutt fast increase
in value.
Ia addition to the above, tho snbsciibcr oi
fera for sato a large amount of Real Estafo
in thia city, in tho surrounding country, in
Newberry, and in Spartauburg, consisting of
I Houses and Lots, Farms, Mills, Ac.
May ii timo_J. W. PARKER-.
STOKES! STOVES! STOVES!
? ? : ? -. .-.
Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware 1
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, ?nd
all work in this line, pitt up to order
and ready for salo at the
OA ROL INA MA N UFA OTOH Y.
Call at either hnuBO-Columbia or Newberry
HENR? H. BLEASE,
March 23_t_gropriotor.
Here is the Remedy!
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS!
TAR AND WILD CHEREY!
? ? .
rpUIS compound'la purely vegetablo, and ?B
JL inralliblo in the onre of
Coughs, Cold?, Catarrh,
Tight oohs on the Breast,
Asthma, Bronchitis,
Inrlitmnialion of tho Lnngs,
Goueumption,
Whooping Cough, etc., olo
For ?ale only at
May 30 i HICINITSH'H Drug Storo.
Infant's Food.
A NOTHER supply of FOOD FOR INFANTS.
?IL This is just tho food for babies. Mothors
call and examine it. at HEINITSH'S
Juna 1 f_Drug Store.
t If a Porter II on HO Steak will Btop yonr hun?
ger, call at POLLOCK'S.
Tue Great Medical Mscov?ryl
. . Sr. WAXX3SXV8. OAXOFOBNIA .
VINEGAR BITTERS,
?? ' Hundreds of Thousands jf4
25 ' Bear testimony to their Wonder- ? E.?
0 o fulCuJ?UTO KffccUj., flgo,
O? . . THEY ARE NOT A VUE
"?FAN CY DplNr^;lf?
Mada of Poor Jlum, WhlnUcr, rro.\
, Spirit? nuil ItrfuRp Ijliuur.ndoctored,Fplceii
and sweetened to vlcate tim ta'.'te, calli:! " Ton- '
ICE,"*' Appctlzcrc," " R?erorer?," AC, that lesil
tho tippler on to drhr.kcnntM and rula, hut aro
a imo Madldne.inado from thc Nativo Ko o pi and'
? Herbs of California, freo from all AicolivIIo
Si lum lum n. They arc thc G HEAT BLOOD !
i'uuiriEa nud LIFE ciivxxa PRIX--;
CI PEE n perrect Renovator nndlttvlsoratdr of
the System, carrying olTnll poisonous matter and
rentorlnptho blood to a healthy condition. No
. person can t.-.Ve these Hitters according to <"rec- :
Una and remainlor.g.unwili. .
Sfcfor Iuflun:ui?iory und Chronic Tt?ow
Hintlnni and ??out, Dyspepsia ur Indi
cent ion. Zlllloiifi, Itcuilttciit ftrirt Inter
irilttcut Frrei-ii DlBeitneVof tho llloori,
Llwr, Itliliicy?, and Illnddcv, taon llii
tera hate baon IHMI successful. Such III?*
vanea arc causad hy Vitiated DJuod, v.!:lc'.i
ls jjcncra'.ly frocuced by derangement' of Ibo '
DiurM ive-Oichus.
?YSPKl'SIA OB lxmoESTrov.
Headache. Pain ru thc Shoulders, Coaglti, Tlcht
ness of the Chest, Dljulnca?, Sonr Eractattoc* of
' thc Stomach, Had teste la tho.Mouth BiUous At? -
tack?, Palpitation of thc Heart, Innammatlon of
thc Lnr.gs,P?in In thc regions of thc Kidneys.and
a hundred ether palnfnl symptoms,'er: tho off
sprlnc;* of Dyspepsia. .' . ?
They Invigorate thc Stomach nud sttmnlnto tho
. ..torpldllrerand bowt'r, which render thom of ;un
equalled ciUcacy lu cleansing thu blood di alt
Imrmrit'lcs, and liiiparttns new Ufo and visor to
t!:c whole, system.
VOR. Sl?J"-' ???rS???SESt "rnpiions.Tetter,
Salt' f ?a enm,Blotches. Pi-ot*. Pimples, r?stales.'
nolls, Carbuncles. Ring-Wonna; Scnld-Uoad. Porp .
1 E^cia Erysipelas, Ucli, Scurf?, DJBCOI oratio na of
tho Skin, Iluuiors and Diseases of thc Skin, of
whatever r.arna or naturi, r.rc literally dtlg'up
and carried out of thc system In a ohfirt ttnic'.by
thc use of'thci"? Rittern. "One hollie In ?nell
case? will convfner'tho mO:t Incredulous of their
curative offed*. . ""
Cleanse tho y|tintcJ Blood whenever you And
il? Impurities bursting through tho ukin lnl?im
l'???, Empties: or som*: cleanse lt when yon
did lt obstructed and sluggish lu the veins';'
cleans'." lt when It la foul, and yunr feelings ^lU
tc?l you when. Keep trio blood-pure and tito
.wialtli or thc ?ystem will follow.
Ol? IN, TA 1'Enud other AV OR 31?*, lurUryrln
thc system of lp many th o na an.il s, ar.: effectually
destroyed nhi>rent?Vcd.? For fall directions, read
carefully thc circular ur.inu:! each bottle.
.T. WALK KR. Propriety.-. Ri !?.' McD?iV ALP ts
CO., nruggtM3 and (hui. Agento, Francisco,
Cal., and 92 and 81 (.'omme-cc blrctt, New Vor'.;,
n RY ALL PRUO01STS? AND DEALERS
DSf?jiiTly GEIGER A- McGRE^JlL^gehts^
LI PPM A H'S
a h EAT
GBRMANBITTSRS
TBS
Purest Medicated Cordial of the Age.
ALTJERATJV?r~A?TI'DILWU8 and
INVIGORATING PROPERTIES.
s i? LlPPMAN'sgreat
TRADE fyi ^ j. GERMAN BITT?
fl i EBB is prepared
fl .ir? riX it i > ?romthe original
. W 7-?A?? (KL/X t. German receipt
1 RL/?'Y^ 5 ^SBl $ i n?w In possession
IM/ /^iRkv :'^J&r x' ?'tho proprietore
[v&~B$fKv?&^ s?\^e.na ia the same
s^^^l^X^^^S. r - ny,recommended
rSyT^v^ST* > by Ita most'flmi
nent phyaieiano.
LIPPJUH'5
QBE AT GEKMAN BI TT EES
Is composed of the pnreat alcoholic essence of
Germanj'a favorite beverage,'impregnated
with the ju ie ea and oxtraots of rare herbs,
roota and barks; all of which combined make
it one of the beat and sorest preparation? for
the core of . .cT
Dyspepai?, Losa of Tono in the Stomach and
Digest ive Organ?, NervonbDelahty, Lan
. guor. Constipation,Liver Complaint,
General Exhalation, and ns a
PREVENTl VE FOE OE1LLB Alfi)FEVER
?XZ> i. . i-.
MALABIOUB DIBEA.BEB GENERALLY..
FKMALItS '.
Will find LIPPMAN*B GREAT GERMAN BIT
TE hil the best tonio known for the dweaseato
which they aro generally Bubjrct, and where a
gentle stimulant ia recommended.
HAVANNAH, March 16, 1870.
Alf ?sr?. Jacob Lipptnan ? Rro.t Bavanntth,
(?a.-GENTS: I have before mo your esteemed
letter of the 14th inst., containing various
documents relative to yonr "Gorman JJltterB."
Aft ur a careful examinallon I must confess
that your Bitters it? .really ?bat you represent
it to bo, an old German recipe orl?r. Hitch
erlicb. of Berlin. Prhroia. If Will no donbtba
oxoellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
uer vims diseases, and ia a good preventive of
chilla a od xever. I find it to be a moat de?
lightful and pleasant Btomachic. I remain
yours truly, (Signed) AVG. P. WETTER.
KIRKLAND MILLS, QA., March 32, 1876,
itessr?. Jacob Lippman A Ero., Druggists
Savannah, Ga.-.GENTLMtEK:' 'I have intro?
duced your Great Grrman Bitters hera to my
customers and friends, and I and better sale
for it than any I have ever kept before. Thoso
who have tried it approve of it very highly,
and I do not hooitato in saying that it is far
superior in value to suv other hitter? now in
use. toura, respectfully, W. KIRKLAND.
Wholeaalo Agenta for Stat e of Routh CarOli
iia-DOWIE, MOIBE * DAVIS. HENRI* BIB
COOFF A CO., GLACIUB A WITTE. BTEF
FEN8, WERNER A DUCKER, Charleton.
Depot in Colombia, 8. C., at GEIGER A
McQREGOR'S. Druggists. Jone 2 lvltt
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the col?
lection of Commercial Paner, Interest
on Btate ?nd Railroad Bouda and Stocks, and
Conversion of Btate Securities, by
Nov 23 fimo P OAMBRILL, Broker.
The boat place to get a cool summer drink
is at POLLOCK?.
' ? ' I "'.,???'?',? J''Ir* ft .I?..U . HUI ll SjK
Charlotte. Columbia and Aug nata K. E,
. SOCTRliiT?ND??lT'S QFFIOE, . j
COLOMBIA, $. O., Juno VT871.
ES? ?xaZ&V&m&H ON and siter SUNDA?
?^^IS^^^Dext, 4th ins*., the fol,
lawing schedule will ho run over jthia road; '..
'' GOING NORTH. *
Train Nb. 1. Train No. 3*
Leave AbguSt?.. h. .8.16 A. M. '" 6i00 P; M:
Leave Columbia.....8.26 A/ M. /11.00 F, M. .
Arrive Charcott,?-.... .8.00 P. M. . .5.80 A. Mi
OOraO SOOTH.
' Train No.:l. ' Train No. 2.
Leave Charlottes.\.7.40iAv.M/ I >? 8.00 P. M.
Leave Columbia.2.P0 P. M. ,<i 2,82 Aw M. .
Arrive Augusta... :. .7.60 P. M. .. 7.80 A. M.
No. 1 Train daily. No, 2 Train 0>?y, Sun?
days ?xoepted. Both tiraine raafce cloao con?
nection to all points North; South end Weal. !
Noel Train ni ak cn clono, connection ai Rich?
mond for Virginia t'prioai'. ../j ?>,. ..,. , : ?
Through tickets auld and baggage checked
to all principal pointai '" '. ^ .<
The miming lime oT'this-road is ton tai
nntea slower than Washington City timo, and
six minutes faster than tba time ol thia city. .
E. P. ALEXANDER, . 1
General Superintendent. '
E. R. Dons EY, Oetiri'al Fr*tght'?nd Ti ok ot
Agent._ ortnjj . June a
Bummer Schedule 8. S V- 51 B.(
. To Commence 29/h lidy, 1B71. ' ,Ll*
DOWN THAIN. ' UP TRAIN;'
; Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Laave.
Spartanburg.. i 5.80 5. i
BatoavUle. COO 0.00 , ?.?8 , 4?3
Tacplet... 0 08 0.13 "J 4.40 ''Ctt';
Jonesville..'... 6.43 0.48 4.06 . *.10 :
Uoionvillo.- 7.26 7;50 t f Si05 . 8125/.
Bantuo. 8.20 8 25 2.30 ' 2.S5 \
Fish ?Dam. 8.40 .8,45 ...2.10 2.16
Shelton. 9.15 . 9 20, .,. 1,85 1.40
Lylca' Ford... 9.40 . 9.45. 1.12 1.17
Strother....... 10 05 10.10 ' 12.60 13.55
Alston^.*...,I 11.00 .cs?. . ? u-..: .;12,Q0>
May 24 THOB.B. JETER; President., u
Change of Echedrile? -
Bwrn CAIIOXIKA RAILROAD iCbJifeA?*,
Hiliv J; : COLTXHBLA, t?. C., Januar?/ 19?;lB<a._ ..
?5j l^r^^i^i^^o. 1. .' *^ * *!
Leave Charleston at...8.20 fc Ht
irrivo at Columbia at....,?...8.40 p_m
Leave Columbia at.12.15 p m
Arrive it Charleston at. .7.50 p m
Leave Camden, Sundays excepted, at.9.50 a.m.
Arrive at Eingville at............1.20 p m
Leave EingviDo, Sundays ex cc p'J, nt.? SO p m
Arrive at Camden at..;... .0.00 p m
The above Trains run in connection with
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta.Railroad,
connecting with Traine for Wilmington, North
Carolina, and with'Trains for1 Augusta, Geor?
gia-making ' does connections with Night
Trains of Georgia Railroad and Central Rail?
road, for all points South and Weet.
Tn Arti No. 2-NIGHT EX?BESS.
(Sunday Night excepted.)
Leave CliSrlesf?nrat.v.. ;.7.10 p m
Arrive at Columbia at.. .1.. ?8.00 a m
Loavo Colombia at..4-..,.. .7,60 pm
Arrive at Charloston at..6.46 aa
.This Train runs in connection with Up Au?
gusta Trains, making close connection .'with
Georgia and Central Railroads.- >' ''
ii ? . A. Ii. T?LER, Vioe-President.
. B. B.'.Picjuas, General Ticket Agent., Jan 31
Greenville and Colunibia Railroad, i
COLUMBIA, Bi C., MABCH-1, 1871. -
?Sk.?B\m ?jgSB?55S53 OK ?nd ?fte* this
i?^SS^^iSdato, tho following
schedule will be run uaity, HuminyR excepted,
connecting with Night Trains oh South Caro?
lina Railroad up ami down'; aldo wRh'Tralns
going North ?ndfiouth on Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad: - ) . . . .
UP. ........ . .
Leave Columbia at., 7.00 a. m.
*' Alston..:. .:..-. 9.10a. ni.
. Newberry.. .11.16 a.'tn.
" Cokesbtrry. : ?. ."'.?i . vi W.?-3X0 p. tn.
?. Belton.6.00fp.m.
Arrive at Greenville....>..,.,..G.SO.p.m.
?DOWN.' R-.,. T , rv
Leavo OreenVHIDat.... CID ?.m.
' " ; Belton..... -.-iv. 8.05a.m.
" (CokeBbury,. ................10.07 a. m.
" ? Abbeville..- 8i5n,m.
" Newberry. ,.V^....V.'....,!?'.. 1.60'p.ta.
" Alston.-...?... 4.06'p.m.
Arrive at Columbia.:.6.66 p. rd.
TSOS. DODAMEAD, General Bop.:
M. T. BanTunT, General Ticket Agent,,,
Chang? of Schedule, ;,?. vlfri
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA R.B.CO,
j? i COWPONY BH/QPS, N. C.. Januar 36,1871?
Expresa. Ifatf.
' Annrvx. LEAVB.. AUB nra. XSAVS.
Charlotte 5.85 s m 8.00 pm
8alhibnry8.08am 8.13 am 10.84 p m 10.29 pin
Gr'nsb'oll.O^amll.TBftm 1.80 am 1.48 ara
Co8hopl2.60p ta 1.05pm 2.57 a ra 8.17 a'tn
HUlab'rO 2.28 p m 2.88 pta 4.27 am 4.23 am
Haleigh 6.12 a m 6.88.am: 7.10am
Goldsboro 10.66 a xn
Goldsboro Eiprem.v 8 Hail 3 00pm
Raleigh ' 8.45am 6.58pm 7.40am
Hillsbr?ll.07 s m 11.10 pm 10.00 a m 10.03 a m
Co Shop 13 UOp rn 12.60 pm Ll.12 a m 11.45 a ra
Gr'DBb'o 2.1flpm 2.20pm 1.10am 3.00am.
8aUeb'iy 5.15 p m 5.20 pm 4.50 am 4.55 a m
Charlotle7.56pm : 7*30 a m
Jan 27 W. H. GREEN. Mas? Trans.
Schedule on Bine Ridge' Railroad,
nsjr^tmn Leave Anderson...... .4.20 P. M.
" Pendleton.---..8:20 .?
. ? ^ " PerrrvUle._6.00 .?
Arrive at WalhaUa..I. .7.00 ff
Leave Walhalla.8.80 A. If,
. Perryville......4.15.
' ** Pendleton.J.6-80 **
Arrive at Anderson. .0.18'1
Waiting at Anderson one hour for the* arrival
of un train on Greenville and Columbia Road.
Joly 31 W. H. D'. ? AILLA BP, Sop,
. HO FIRE UHEO IS WAblB?jNO.
WARFIELD'S COLD WATER B0AP.
THIS SOAP washes perfeetty in cold T7ater,
. soft, bard .ox. salt. *It removi?-gre sae.
o\l and paint rr om garments. It washes all
kinds of goode-cotton, flannel, e^k'or woolen.
If cleanses silver, plated .warfl and jewelry
wit h ont ec ra tching. If (ho nrtiotea are much
tarnished, rub tn rm with a pi?ce- nf .flaunt]
wbicb bas plenty nf .tho Soap on it. To peeplo
who. do their own washing, it is htvahiable.
It wilrsive UK coat In orift-wsfahing. "Fi^r salo,
in boxes of thirty-six bars, by . .':". .."?>:
EDWARD DOPE.
April 9_Agent far Roui?i;CaroHaa.
Thief froof <lTawerr.
rtlllE rinderalgned have recefvid the'Agtpcy
A of theae DRAWDRfl. . ' TA*j/ ar? tt*e ene
thingnetdfulfor thepro-\ r?,..,1!!1 ' "^k
iec?onp/eper]/?fo?-?a?a WpLUW/ Aj'** |
?hop iii Columbia, sf- TJMPROVED'^ I
fording a sure proteo- r^t"T<rf*0. * I
tion from the light-fin- JILL LOCKS ?RArViRB
Kored gentry. If or salt - ;
>w, by fWRB?NKS & C0?L
JOHN AGNEW A SON. AO?STS,
w 252 Broadw.y,N.Y.B
m
The only fine Playing.'Cards at POIXOCK'S.
Gonnine imported Curacoa, Abeynthe and
Maraschino, at POLLOCK'S.