The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 11, 1871, Image 1
~' ' ^^'^ ' ^ '' Attend the Tr-?e E?5nt.M ".
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hand throughJ curfWpW?dfW0 WJflftf
tho j ?dob vo> Katioinfl r<3liars' tfoeWpfed
tba rQb^flM/'2?PlWrP?Wi> de?Viotoirc?'
$n^ySfif?M^-W?gJi^M? varions
insults dna foal abase, the numbers, of
p?ophs Whd?#ere saying1 Shelf ? prayers:
then thojnarr?Btcd tho ?lorgyuo/d 'some1
.qty tho .neighboring* do habitan ta. who
came .in^to^prqteafc,,,The .door?,,w*w
eliot, and tho prisoners ITO?Q intormpd
btfranofficer, ?? u pobi^oiis 'speeQb.'tbai
ttio obje?t1. of abo visit whs Wo seek fdr
corpses in the name of high, morality."
Tho), stop Q na ferney t/was pulled: q p; j tba
treasure of the oli?rcb, wuioh was very
considerable, including gifts,of precipua
object?and>VotiVe Offerings; w?rlb"wbTo
than/$S0i0Q0i!wa?usbbn disooverdd in n
collar;, put, tho fiearch for Vcprpscs." >Was
lesa' productivo. It was not- till Ipto in
the evening, wfien. tho' diggora got down
deep into tb? old burial . W?ufidi'tHat
ekelo?aua were found. During tho rdg1 ht,
the Guards, of course, got drunk; in'tho
interval^ of( their .work, they pu J, on. the
vestments of.ibo clergy, and executed
dan OOH ?nd sang-' obscene sob ga before
their prisoners,.'? .The' orgie went- o? ni!
the next; day, the church being despoiled
of everything^,the .Guards paid put.o?
the vot?V? offerings bf money in tb?
oaBh-box, the old monistio vaults opened
and the. bones used - as drum-sticks' abd
the skulls., ataokod like cannon bolls.
The consecrated, waters wero dispensed
in mockery bf the Hbly'Communion, tc
crow da of gaping gamin s, and every sa?
crilego .which foul . minda could conceive
was. per pedaled, j.At the new Church ol
the Trinity, ibo Guard? brought put th(
m?rble" statue' of the Virgin, a gem pi
art, blacked its eyes with charcoal; mach
a ?ole in its: mouth,' into which thej
stuck o, dirfy short pips. '.and : iinulh
drcased up.tbo.statuo in tho. costume o
a cantiniere who diarobed herself on pur
pose. They wound up this exploit bj
dancing, n kind of carmagnole aro noe
tho statue and drinking obscene toasts.
; An ennis nop' MCCI.O'BKKY AND THU RE
r^outBB.-^-A1 reporter of -a New York pn
per has.interviewed Archbishop McOlos
key.touching matters -which are novno
interest to .the, world .at large, aa well, a
to the Roman Gathplio Chu roh'. Aliud
ing to an1 approaching anniversary, tb
Archbishop said that while Popo Fia
was elected twenty-five years ago, on tb
17th ' of Juno, ho i was' riot inaugurate*
till b Hfew'odays afterward. The Arbb
bishop thought that tho day of .tho Pope'
election baghtrto be celebrated. j St
Pfet^V (lie sujet) held tho vi carato fo
ttt?rity-flv? years and tbreo' 'br'1 foo
nl?nths; . He illustrated Pope Pim
personal faith in 'Divino protection b
an anoodoto of the withdrawal of. th
' Freqob troops. S rona, Rome. "? know,
he said, ..wno will take1' bare of me, bu
Who-will take care of Napoleon. ". MasBe
uro to bo "offered on tho 17th instant
Whether-or'nui there, will be any specif
services is as yet unsettled. Tho Arel
bishop considered Viator Emanuel tb
mere instrument of au Italian r opipioi
which h?>*5ould not-control,.and \hQ
therefore, bo bad.not the power to,mail
tain any'guaranties that he might/giv>
Tho Archbishop stated, that in ,bia, Io.
interview with the murderedApohbiahc
D^boy, tj??t^prelate wi?:. "I (prosea,
rb volution, .blowing; what ill it may. b
tide I know noty There urq qoxlajaj
dark days^?torp.qg;;^ ?;,., ;-,/?',
'. !^^iWiii^Jo?^^^^^^^i^<
.4Fdgb#nB Jo^I^k^rjt?
wego yesterday morning, on thp/stoAm<
Lawrence, en route for Magnesia Spribg
Michigan,-whither ho ?3 iboiindi, fot tl
benefit ol h^hooltb,. Tho s tramer, ?ny
aShortstop, at Oawego, during.>vhi<
tb?HSfflm.' talked f rolly of tho^Ur,' 5
oon'dObfcrind tho1 rfeanlt / anil in thfS cbiir
of the conversation;//e?ptcss?d'i'.fit?nk
his, opinion ,pj Grant, ?He, najftV-ftra
tried to get,neutral, ojfjthe, GrandiAw
of tho Republic, feat '^e" Hooked; hit
??i?tinned.f?FigUti?g ?peV', Vit is t
absolute f:o,quMotio?i!, .that j w.ere you
wa]k the length-Alt broadway, y ou . coi
not meet a man less qualified tot t
Presidency, -than . Gean*, We^.of .t
army, know him bettor than itbe peoj
allergo. . When his Adjutant* ..Geno1
Rawlins, vas alite* the President seem
to he efficient and successful; but vi
Rawlins died, Grant's bottom folio
He is now in his normal condition." 1
one of the gentlemen inquiring ooncei
is~g Grant'* ohaoees for re-election. G>
eral Hooker replied: "I nm no pol
etan; declined going to con ve ut ion a
1868, chiefly because I regarded Gr
unfitted for the of??co 'of President; 1
fronv Observation^ I now think, candid
aud without prejndico, that Grant o
not oarry a half dozen States. He
very oheap."-Utica Observer.
The Grand Master of Masons pf 7>
York ? tated in his' ardross to tho On
Lodge on Tne8day, :tbat bo had r??al
the bommissiob of their repr?sentai
to the 'Grand Oriont pf Prance, as
tornal relations were impossible T
French Masonry and other bodies si
rag its errors. Very favorable rep
wcro submitted from the Various ofli
as to.the condition pf tho order. .'
nomber of members -admitted dui
the year was7,8f>?>,' - ". . '
(? -Tiri "f -:
General Butler has had tho indece
to, .b?loh forth ono of bis political
ra n g u cs over the graves of tho. dead
diers at'Newburyport, Ma6S. No t
place or ciicumstan?o, says the Pbih
phi?Jge, 'cab control tho mad ambl
of this mau. ' He is willing to read
White Honso l>y paving the road
Bknlls, andrwatering}t.with the,bloc
men, women and children. ' >
The risk of refusing liberal offe
shown in the case of William Brm
of Meriden, Conn., who declined to
815,000 for his horse Leviathnn a
night sinco. A day or two ago ho
to pay 85 to got rid of tho animal,
had died of a spasm in tho mean!
and needed to be carted off.
i Un. Re-ViaH of. Dr.. EendaJJ, .
AB .tho exterminator of COHNS audBU?
NlON.S, whoao r?putation in tLiu p&rtiqular
branch of surgery ia already known, is. again
ip our.city, and oan ho found at the Washing?
ton Houae. Ae th er o ja. nu doubt na to hia
skill and .cf?cieuoy Ju the removal of the ac
impediments, to walking in comfort, nortons
uqediug hia aarvicoa ahonld not delay in hav?
ing, roc on ra o to.bia aid. June 6
,$W?. MANHOOD :
i M?ffl& How Lost I How Eestored!
MS&Rjf Just published, in n sealed enva
??BT type. l*rice, six tents.
LECTURE on tho Natural Trealmont
rt and Radical Gnro of Hpormatorrhca or
Hbminal j Weakness, Involuntary liroiasionB,
floxual Debility, and Impedimenta ito Marri?
age generally; Nervousness, Consumption,
Epilepsy and FUB; Mental and Physical Inca?
pacity, resulting from Belf-Abuso, Ae., by Ro
DEBT J. Cui.vi-iiwuLi., M. 1)., author of tlie
"Green Dook," &o. ,
?'A IJoou to TlkOUan.il?!? Of Sufferers."
Bout enter seal, in a plain envelope, to any
oddroBB, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or
two postage' stamps, by CHAS. J, 0. KLINE
i CO.,
137 Bowery, New York- V. O. Box, 4,580.
. Juno C_ j 3mo
Completo tr i mn ph over CORNS and BU?
NIONS by Mons'. BERGER, who discovered,
1st. Tho'nature'of CornB. 2d. Their/'dis.
Bolvont. Sd. Their permanent cnrcl Tlieso
dieOo Var lea ara the happy r?unit of years'o(
study and practico. For particulars, apply
ov?r tho Citizens' ?aviuga Bank, from 9 to 12;
ano from 2 to 4 o'clock, at Hendrix House.
May 10_j_
A. CUapUr of Facta,-Spaoo ie valuable
in a newspaper, and it is, tkoreforo, proposod
ia thia advertisement to condense a varioty
of facts, important to tho publi?,int.o a email
compass. Those facts refer to Iloatelter'c
(Stomach Bitters-what that celebrated medi?
cino is, and what it will do. In the first placo,
thoo, the artiolo is a stimulant, tonio and al?
terative, consisting of a combination of an
absolutely pmo spirituous agent with thc
most valuable modicinal vegetable enpatoncci
that Dotanio research has placed at the dis
posai of ' tho chemist and the physician,
Tbeeo ingrediente aro compounded with grcal
caro, and in suoh proportions ?s to produco c
preparation which invigorates without exoil
tog the general system, and tones, rogulatoi
una controls tho stomach, the bowels, thi
liver, and the mino; secretive organs.
What tbie great restorative will do mast b<
(TBthorcd from what it has doiio. The enuc o
dyspepsia, or any ut her form of indigent lon
in winch it has been pei cist emly adminis
to rod without offectiuR a radical cure, ia ye
to be hoard .fruin, and" tn o same may bo sait
of bilicna disorders, intermittent fever, ncr
vous affections, general debility, constipation
sick beadaohe, mental" disabilities t) whicl
tho fcoblo are so subject, lt pm i ile a all th
thuda of tho borty, including tho -blood, am
tho gonllo .eiimulua which it imparts to th
nervous system ia not succeeded by th
al i gb teat rottet ion. This ia^ chapter of fact
which readers,'for their own nahe?, abruti
mark and remember, t.. ; ;,-.? ,-Jnha 2 ^G
ITS CUR?; A^JD iTj^p^vm?Tivi
BY ii. sciiBN?K. ?1? n.
MANY a humait ticing b&a..paa?od awa;
fer whoso dralULtborft-ivaB no other rei
BOU than tho neglect of known andindispu
ably proven moana bf cure. Thrice near aq
dear to family ?ud h ienda are sleeping th
dreamless' slumber into which, had they cain
ly adoptcdj .
|*.J ' DR.'. JO.S?JVt'Il XI. SCIIKKCK.'? '
SIMPLE TREATMENT,
And availed themselves of his' wonderful cf
cocious medicines, thoy would not havo falle:
I)r. Behenck has, in his own case; prov?
that'whorover unQicicpt vitality remains, lb
vitality, by bia medicines anet his dircctioi
for"their uso, ia quickened into healthf
vigor.
In thia statement t.fioreis nothing presum
tabus. To tho faith of tim invalid ia made i
representation that ls net a thousand tim
substantiated by living and vhible wort
Tho thoory of the caro hy Dr. Bcheock's m
dicine ia aa simple aa it is unfailing. Its pi
loBOphy rennircs no argument, lt is self-t
soring, self-convincing.
Tho Boaweed Tonic and Mandrake rills a
tho Brat two weapons with whi-*h tho citat
nf th? malady ia assailed. Two-thirds of t
?BD?B o' coQeUiupiion originate in dyspepi
and a functionally disordered livor. With tl
oondition the bronchial tubes "sympathh
with tho stomach. Thoy respond to tho rn'
biflo action of tho liver. Hore, then, con
tho culminating result, and tho sotting
with all its distressing symptoms, of
CONSUMPTION.
TheMandrako Tills aro composed of om
nature's noblest gifts-tho l'odophillum I
tatum. Thoy possess all tho blood-sear
lng, alterative properties of calomel; hut, i
Uko calomel, they %
?LEAVE NO STING BEHIND."
Tho work of cure is now beginning. 1
vitiated and mucous deposits in tito hov
and in tho alimentary canal aro ejected. '.
livor, liko a olock, is wound up.. It aron
from ita torpidity. Tho stomach acta reap
aivel.y, and tho patient bogius to foal thal
is gutting, at last,
A SUF-FLY OK GOOD BLOOD.
Tho .Seaweed Tonio, in conjunction with
rille, normoatea and asaimilatex with theft
Obylinoation is now progressing withottl
ftroviona tortures. Digostion hocomoB pi
cea, and tho euro ia soon to hu at hr
There is no moro flatulence, no exacerba
of the stomach. An appetite sets Iii.
Now comos tho greatest Blood Puritler <
yet given hy an indulgent father to suffe
man. Sob en cl;'a Vu huon ic Hy rap comes i
perform its functions and tr/haaton+Bd c
pleto the cure. It enters at oncer upon
work. N a turo cannot bo cheated. " It coll
and ripens the impaired and diseased port
of the langa. In tho form of gathering
prepares them for expectoration, and lol
very abort timo, tho malady ia vanqn'is
tho Totten throne th at it occupied is renov
and tn ade now, and tho patient, in all the
nity af regained vigor, etepa forth to e
the manhood or tho womanhood that was
GIVJ'.V UP AS J.08T.
Tho sooond thing is, tho patient8 must
in a warm room until thoy got woll; it it
moat impossible to prevent taking cold \
the lungs aro diseased, but it must bo
vented, or a euro cannot he < fleeted. 1
air aneVri?ing ouipeapecially in ibis ecotiob
pt lUioo?uatrj.?i tho /alt ?nd Winter a nason,
aro ul I wrong- Physicians who recommend,
that conreo logo'their patient a, if their longa
ir? badly diseased,, rind yet, bocabHO they aro
in tho boneo, tboy mu?t not'ait down quiet;
they moat walk about tho room aa much and
aa faut aa tho atrougUi, will boar, tu get up a
good circulation of. blood* Tho patienta
must keep in good' spirits -bo dot omi! nod to
get well. Thia has a groat doal to do with tho
appetite, and ie tho groat point to gain...
To despair oT cur? aftora'nch evidence of ita
possibility in tho worst eas ea, and moral cer?
tainty in all o thors, ia sinful. Di1. Hehcnclt's
personal ?talement to tho Faculty ot hie own
cure ivue in these modest words: j
"Maiiy yea ra ago I was in tho last stages of
consumption; Confined to my bed, and at ono
timo my physician a thought th At I could not
live a week;, thon; like a drowning man catch?
ing at arra wa, I hoard, of and obtained the
preparations which I uow offer to tho public,
and thoy'mado a1 perfect cnjrO of mo, It
acomcd to me that I could fool thom p?ndrate
my wholo system. They soon ripened tho
matter in my lungs, andi would spit up moro
than a pint of offonaiTO yellow matter every
? morning for a long timo.
"Aa soon aa that'began to subside, my
cough, fever, pain and night sweats all began
to leave mo, and my appetite became so great
that it was with difficulty that I could keep
from eating too much. I aoon pained my
strength, und havo grown in Hush ever
since.
"I waa weighed ahortly after tay recovery,1
added tho Doctor, "then looking Uko a moro
skeleton; my weight was only ninoty-soven
pounds; my present woight is two hundred
and twenty-flvo [225J pounds, and for yeara I
have onjoyod uninterrupted health."
Dr. tiuhenck baa discontinued bia profes
sioual visits to New York and Boston. Bo or
bia son, Dr. J. U, Seh'enck, Jr., Btill continue
to Bee patiente at' their office, Ko. 15 North
Sixth at? eel, Philadelphia, every Saturday
from QA. M. to &P. M. Those who wish a
thorough examination with tho Roepiroraotcr
will bo charged >5. Tho . Bcspiromctcr de?
clares the exact condition of tho lungs, and
patients can readily learn whether they aro
curable or hot.
The directions for taking tho medicinen aro
adapted to tho intelligence even of a child.
Follow those directions, and kipd ?nature-will
do tho rest, oxcepting that in some casca tho
Mandrako Pills aro to bo taken in Increased
doses; the throe medicine ? need no other ac
companimenta than tho croplo instructions
that accontp a ny th empir?t create appetite
Of returning health hunger ia tho most wei
come symptoms When it comes, as it will
come, let tho despaiiiDg at o?rte be of good
cheer. Good blood at onco follows, tho cough
loosens, tho night sweat ia abated. In a
short limo both of those morbid symptoms
aro gone fAcvor.. .
Dr. Scbeuck's medicines arc constantly kept
in tens of thousands' of families. An a laxa?
tivo or purgative, tho Mandrake Fills aro a
standard -preparation;7 while tho Pulmonio
Syrup, aa a curer of coughs e^nd colds, may bo
regarded as a prophylactic ie aguiust con?
sumption in any ot Its forms.
Price of tho Pulmonio Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic, f 1.50 a bottle, or f 7.50 a half dozen.
Mandrako Pills, 25 cents a box. For sale by
all druggists and dealers.
JOHN F. HENRY,
8 College Placo, New York, Wbo'.caale Agnnt.
Nov 10_j_fly
AVOID QUACKS.;-A vtfotim of early in?
discretion, causing nervous debility, pre?
mature decay, Ac, having triod in Vain every
advertised remedy, baa a aimplo means ol
self-euro, which be w ill send free to bia fellow
sufferers. Address J. II. TUTTLE, 78 Nassau
street, New Ybrt. ' Dec 23-tonio
MK OIC AW Z<
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOB. YOUNG MEN,' on great so
eial evita and abuses. wbioh ?n'-erfero
with MARIUAOB, with nure moana of relief for
tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and de?
bilitated. Sent in scaled , letter envelopes,
freo o? chargo. Addroatr HOWARD SANITA?
RY AID ASSOCIATION1, do.' 2 South Ninth
Btreet, Philad?lphiai Pa. ', May 14 Smrr;
DR. D. Ir. BOOZER
. YrO?t?D roBp'?ot'rdlly iuform
_-ma pa tr pin' aud tho public ge
^-iJJJLI^njcraJl^ ho hft_9 .moved iutq,
his ??tfv7"3fBce,~dv?f DhTr?? ? ?hapman'a Book?
store, oppo- it ti the Columbia'Hotel, where bo
ia prepared tn execute, satisfactorily, all ope?
rations and'work','of whatsoever kind bia ure?
feasion demand'.. Terms accommodating.
March 8_
_ ~" * CHAMPAGNES. V
1 f\i\ CASES Meet A Ohandon'a CHAM
LV-Jv/PAONES, just received, and offered,
in consequence of cassation of hoalililiea, at
much reouricd rates.' For ?ale bv
March 25_GEO. BYMMERS.
M H. ~ BEB.B.Y S
furniture Ware-room
Plain Street, near Main,
NOW on hand and U.iHy re
?c< .v ng from tho matinfac
toneB of New York, Boston,
Cincinnati and Louisville, the
largest assortment o? FUR?
NITURE ever kept in this mat Lot, consisting
in part of Walnut Parlor. Chamber and Din
ing-Room Snit*; 200 Bedsteads of different
patterns, in Walnut sud imitation; alvo, the
celebrated Georgia Split-bot toni Chairs.
All kinds of MATTiOHSES made to order.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING dono al
shortest notice And in the best manner.
Tenn's ca*h ami O o od? cht H;>. Oct 80_
Gun and Blasting Powder.
AFULL supply ol the celebrated Dupont's
GUN A*N D BLASTING POWDER, in kegs
and cannister*, is uaw off.j ted to merchants
and conaumere at the lowest markot rates, by
tho undersigned, who are solo agents for tho
manufacturers at this placo.
May 25 . ' JOHN AGNEW fe SON.
LIME,
TH? OUR AT PBUTHJIZF.K.
ICAN furnish LIMH at Depot at Walhalla,
S. C., for tl 50 per barrel. Address,
Rev. B. HOLDER. Walhalla, S C.
March 20-: - '. _
STENHOUSE, MAO?ITL?X & co.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
CU A MOTTE-, N. C.
SOLICIT.ordora for COTTON, Corn, Flour,
Bacon, Lard, Ac, and Family Groceries
fcuoraUy. Orderb Ulledcarefullv andprohipt
y._, _Feb 7 lyr
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF tho most approved sf vies, can bo ob
taihbd at I. S?LZ BACH ER'S establish?
ment. Main street, Columbia Hotel Row.
Sots and half sots in great variety. Also,
solitaire and dilator DIAMONDS. S PECT A
CLK8_and EYE-OLASSKB to snit all ages.
Imported and Dornest ic Cigars at POLLOCK B I
. ,_. . ^ W . I.-I. .
_ ; _ ?? I .???'..; ' ? i \f. t ?oil ii ...!;".>.
19?1HBMH 4?M
FOR THE BENETTT OF THE ?j " ." 11 '\ "
FREE SCHOOL Fl^ND .
CHARTERED BY TUE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
HiYE COMMBNOBD AND WILL CONTINUE THE DISTRIBUTION OF AWARDS IN;
Laud? and Tenements, Jewelry, Pianos, Organa, Harps.TBtatuca, Gold Watchee, Silver
and Plated Wara, Diamond?, Ac., by Radle, twico a dav, at 1*2 M. and 5 P. H., At tbe General
Office, No. 1,47 Mceting-etreet, Charleston, South Carolina.'
Tho Directors of tho Charleston Charitable Association, for.tbe Benefit of the Freo School
Kudd, having complied with tho terms of tbtir Charter, and. paid over to J. E. JillBon, State
Superintendent of Education of South' Carolina, tho ?um of ono t ho us and dollars, being thc
auuual payment to the School Fund ender the Charter, [the receipt being hereto appended,]
have inaugurated a system of '-Insurance Certificates" v>hieh is surrounded by eveiy degree
of fairness, and will be rained for twice a day, at'12 M. and 5 P. M.,-in public, under tho su?
perintendence of Captain Fenn Peck, a eworn Commissioner.
: Tho advantages of this system are, that tbe purchasers can have the choice of their own
numbera any whero from No. 1 to No. 78, and tho privilege of limiting or increasing their in?
vestments at pleasure. Ibo Schedule of Ratea adopted by tho Company will explain more
fully and accurately, and can bo obtained at.tho Ofncoof tho Company, or from any vendora
Every ratho that takes placo is clashed and numbered on thu Company's Official Booka, ani
tokos place twico a day, as follows:
Numborn printed on CubcB, from No. 1 to No. 7R, are placed [in public] by tho sworn Com
miaeioncr in a Clase Raffle Cylinder, and aro well shaken. A boy blindfolded takes ono o
thc?o Cubes, which is exhibited to the spectators and declared to he, and is recorded as, tb?
first raffled number. Tho Raffle Cylinder will then ho revolved, and the boy again takes on
another number, which ia similarly exhibited to the f peel at ors and recorded aa the aeconi
raille number. ThiB oporation will bo repeated until twe'vo nupibcra are refiled ont of th
Cylinder, and each number wi'l bo recorded on tho official booka of the Company in the orde
in which it is taken in tho m Ole. Thoao tv. elvo numbers BO refiled in oaoh raffle will decide al
tho Award8 of Certiflcatca.
.AU the numbers in each ra (ho aro equal, no distinction being made au to tho order il
which the numbera aro taken in tho ru file, and tho Awards arc at once delivered to thc euc
coy of ul Certif?calo Holder.
EXPLANATION OP THE CERTIFICATE AWARDS.
Purchasers aclcct their own numbers anywhero from 1 to 78, and, for example, say
pay for tho same one dollar. Tho vendor gives the purchaser a Certificate, with tho numhc
or numbers selected, and entera tho same number or numbera upon the Company's Rcgiaici
[with tho amount BO paid,] to bc ru turned to tho Ofiico of the Company by the vendor bofor
tho raffle takca place. Purchasers may select a ono cumber certificate, ox a two numbc
cortifiuate, or a three number certificate, or a four number.certificate.
Aainglo number certificate moana a singlo number selected by . tho .buyer anywhere froi
1 ta 78, ana should that number bo taken emt, in tho twelvo numbera BO taken from tho Rafi!
Cylinder, tho purchaser will bo entitled to an Award of four timos tho value of shares in- th
raffled property, or coat of tho original certificate of aharea.
A two number certificate meansIf tho two numbera aa tho certificate cornea ont in th
twelvo numb ors ta l;en from the Radio Cylinder, will entitle the succ?s s tiri holder to an Awar
of shaies in the raffled property of twenty times tho value or coal of tho original 'certificat
of ebareB.
A three number certificate means if thc three numbera on tho cort ideate como out in lb
twelve so taken from the Ho Ole Cylinder, will entitle tho bolder to an Award of shares in ll
raffled property of 120 times tho valuo or cost of the original certificate ot abares. If bi
two of the numbers aro put in the three, on . the certificate, tho purchaser will receive ?
Award of twico tho amount of tho value or coat of tho original certificate.
A four number certificate moana if tho four numbers on tho oertlficate como out in tl
twelve so taken from tho lin Plo Cylinder, tho purchaser will bo entitled to an Award of ebor
in the raffled property rf 30U times tho value ar cost of Ibo original certificate of Bharea.
but three of tho numbers on tho certificate arc out ia tho raffle, tho purchaser will reoei
au Award of shares iu the raffled property of" ten timc-B tho valuo or coat ol tho original ct
tiflcate of shares. . -.
A person may invest in ?. certif?cale nf bharea in those ra files an amount small or large
ho picases. T'iio Company's Schedule List of Awards is made out at tho rate of ono doll
for cort ifioutcd, but certif?cales will hu issued of tho value of 25, 50 and 75 oenta: also, ?l, ?
t3; (A, $5 and to $10, and upwards, and tho Awards delivered pro raia to the aonednlo ?lht
rates. '
The above explanation will enable any ono detiriug to take a aharo in these ra filos, to do
understandingly, and tho raffles, being'fairly and honestly conducted in public by tho awe
Commissioner and exactly at thu tiours named, they afford a safer moans of investment th
any other business speculation.
Tho first Property anil Lund: Scheme of the Company* will bo 'issued in o alu
time, uud will bo raflled overy three month?.
Any fnrtbor information will bo furnished by the Company's Agent, Hain strebt, onpoe
thc sito formerly known as Janncy'e Hotel, next door below Union office, whoro corttflca
are for tale.
Xi. T. IiEVIN, Columbia, S. C.,
AGENT OF THE CO Mr?NI
.All certiflcatca Bold in Columbia will bc decided by thc 12 M.. drawings, daily, and bo<
closed at C P. M. the day prsvioua. . ', .,
O tlLEATON, May 24,1871
Received of the "Charleston Charitable Association." of tho State of Sooth Carolina, for
Benefit of the Freo School Fund, [euocoacora of R. H. Willoughby A Co.,} one thousand i
lars, being the sum in full to bc paid into the hands of tito State Superintendent ot Ede
tio?" "a?/r.:quired bv au Aot of the Goneral Assembly of tho State of South Carolina, pae
at the regular session of 1870-'71," approved March 8,1871. . Jv K.' JILLBON,
Juno 2 lino ?taro HnporinteudontiEduoation South Carolini
-?ar Kti*fMmtnn of (hn Premiums to bo awardod m itv hs seen at Mr. I. Sulzbuohot'a alor
FAN MILLS,
?T.RA1N CRADLES",
II O RS ? POV/EHR,
REU'EHS;
. '??.:)????<.. .. I '.Viii!
MOWEUH, ?nd all kinda Hurvobtipij Machines,
on band and for ;ealo at lowen prices in thc
market.
We call special attention t<> our Horse?
power, which is the best power in use and
not binb priced. Willi our experience, io
planting, and the usc of agricultural imple?
ments and machines, together wjih oui luci li?
tios for having gooda munufiotured, wo claim
wo can givo lower figures, bettor goods nnd
bettor satisfaction than any otho) hou.-o in tim
country. Send for catalogue.
April 23 LO HICK tc LOW lt ANCE.
The Dexter Stables.
Til P. undersigned lia ve r?
j?y?*V?? moved their Stable* to tho new
Wi/Jfsh^? building, inured i ?a el y South ni
.'wTU^'^?iy'&Jaunev'b Hall, and; willi a new
lJu7??^^?frfto?k of CAURI AU ES. LUG
OIKS ino line. HORSES, are prepaid! lo an?
swer all calls that may Ix* made upon Hiern.
Hornes bought mid sohl en et IDUI?M-?OU,
Poisons iu want o? good I-look, au invited tl
give us a call. Liberal H?vaucrs made ?ii
stock lett for salo. bOYOK A ( O
W. ll. BoYCK.
C. ii. PhTTlSOll.L. Jue SI
Guns, Pistols, Etc.
.i^ - I INFORM my friends kn?
gfc^^Z^ nnl-he in genet's;! ihut i bavi
v^ct-^^ir^s^i.. t rrenivi d au entire ut v
~ pflock of Dimble and Singh* Har
rel GUNS, KEPEATERB, Pl a.--kn, Ponchea
Pistol-Holts, Caps, Bimk-Sbnt. Cn rt i id ires
Cartridges for all kinda of Pistols, 1'owde
and Shot.
Alf",
REPAIRING dom. at abort notice.
JJjctS P. W. KRAFT, Main'stieot._
Good Things.
Tl AMWAY'S lolarMnlt Scotch Whiskey, Si
Jill Robert ltnr?ett's Old Tom Gin, Otare
Dupuy, Cognac Urandy, Duff Gordon's Pal
Sherry, South-side Madeira Wine, Londo
Dork Port Wine, Hibbrrt's London Portei
MoHwen'a Scotch Alo. Tho above direct froi
tho importers and wai ranted pure.
^or^saleby_ EDWARD HOPE.
Every One Drinks Secgors' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strougth and improvi
their health._ March ll
OL.D BANK Itlt.I-H and 91 UT IL. ATE
e n Hit ICM Y bought and sold by
Nov 23 (imo D; PAM BRILL'. Broker.
A froeh supply of Ragley's May tie wer, fii
ont, at POLLOCK'S.
NATIONAL D,
or
. C O L V M Ii I A , ?. C .
Present Capital? $100,000.
fi*' ?? ? i ?? ?- ? ..
AI TIIOUJXED't APIT.it, S0?O.O0O.
OFKICLUB
Julin ll. Palmer, President;
A. (J. Urenizer, Cushier.
C. N. G. Hutt. Aesiat&nt Ca> hier.
musen ?ns.
J. Eli Gregg. John ti. Palmer. F. W. McMae
lur,-ll p. Semi, of lt. L>. bonn A Son; G. Vi,
U?arden.of Caj,cland& BeaitUn; ILL. Bryan,
of Rnaii A McCuvtct; W." C. SwaflUld, of lt.
A W. C Hwnlheld.
P. \Y. MuMastor, Solicitor.
mHIS Hank ia now opon for the transar; on
X of a general banking business.
CKtiTiricATKS ojr DEPOSIT of currency or ?
coin, bearing interest at the rate of t-oveii (7)
per cent, per nrinnm, in kind, will be iat?ucd.
Deponits from t'<ni?<fy Officer? rspecialh so?
licited: HISO, from True'eit, Ad mini.-il mt or$.
jirecutora, I'rofvasional Men, and others.
Particular attention niven to account fl of
f?'y mut Country Merchant*',tnd other busi
iie.-a men, and thc nana) accommodiutoiiK ex
tended.
A'o.Vs, Hills ty. Exchange, and ether evi?
dence* nf debt uiliUOUUtbd, Slid lOOPC) b-htlt-d
j mi celia tera, I*.
Stork*, ftoitfii?'tfoM ami HI sir bovyht nutt
! fiiti.
i Mutilated Cu rtmey purclmaed at a r-ipall
I diicount. . i
Sight ])rttft* drflieu direr! on alt tho prom!?
ni-nt piucos in England, Ireland, Scotlithfi,
France, Ovrmatty, lielgiutn, Holland, Den*
murk and thu Orien'.. Letters ttf Credit itsuod,
payable in any of thc above places.
Drafts on nil tho pVoroihetit cities io tho
United HtatV* bought nnd ?old. 1
Banking IIouoo opposite Columbia Hotel
Open from Q to X __Fob 28 ly
NO VIKB LSl?l> IN WA81I1N?.
WARFIELD'S COLD WATJBB SOAP.
mUIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water,
JL ?oft, hard or salt. It remo von grease,
oil and paint from garments. It washes all
kiiidH of goods-cotton, flannol.t?kor woolen.
It cleanses silver, plated ware Mid Jewelry
without scsAtcbing: If the articles are much
tarnished, rub.lhcm.withapic.ee of flannel
which has plenty Of tho Soap en it. To pcoplo
who do their own washing, it ia invaluable
It will eave its cost in one wat bing. For anio,
in boxoa of thirty-six baTs, by
EDWARD HOPE.
April 9 Agent for South Carolina.
8oythes and Grain Oradles.
?) DOZ. anporior OBAIN CRADLES.
jj 10 doz. Grifiin's Grain and Graea Soythoe,
just received und for Balo low bv
Way 17 _JOHN AGNEW A- SON.
Meals furnished at all hours at POLLOCK'S.
JVP.? .Ii :m~rrK *,*?fc'g T?: '(?P?tuS
AIKEN FREMTU?t LAUD SALE.
Kui-yui. ii .t?yi-L*jJ to .
?MOO.OO? :?? be'Di?trib?f?d 'to 'Sh?rcto J .
"TJMVE DOLLARS Wfrpurcb?e?aiahai*: ?t?
JD?.,elnding ? work of art worth.?ye .
The porby Farm Froporty to bo distributed
embraces the'largest Vineyard and Orchard
UNE IR LED ' CLIMAT?1 PEAC^ABLjB
h< . COUNTRYl GENBBOUSSOILI I dTrw
Tho^alubrioua and health-giving climate ot
??A?3 liafi given lt tho name of "The Saratoga
of thnSbuth.? d .?. h. ;' 1 Ki ,1:0 t s tl T' ifjU
$95,00,9 in Premiums presented -to- Share?
holders. ,,/ .J . . t, ?
..$10O.0CQ -in Heal .Estato andi Gruohbaek
Prizes to bo dis tr ibu ted to Shareholders.
1 04 Beal Estate Prizes, worth from '?800 to
'$25,080.;.. ; . .. ; ?. vj I LiltU rH^ I .?:
522 Groenback Prizes, from |5 to $1,000.
. Ortly 19,000 eh?ren will b? trttf?d.'- 1 ?? -
ONE SH ABE IN EVERY THIRTY.OUR WILL
DBAW A. PRIZE, ? . . -.
This Beal Estate Property," conveyed by
iDbed of Trust to tho Committee who are ito
ccsde.cL the Drawing, is io be transferred by
them to tho fortunato Share-holders, as soon
as tboVemalslng shares ato sold. - - '
Tho Drawing will take- place according to
tho pu bb sh od programme,.... ? ?
. THE DAY OF THE DRAWING
Will lio announced by telegram to tho Asso?
ciated Press. ;. ? ?;' : }.
A small aum invested now may aeonre a forr
tono. . , . ?
Every Share-holder may re?t naaurod of
equal justice, and . that thia ?cheme, unlike,
many others, ?':
IS "FA?R, ?QUABE AND HONEST*", j, -
Honey received after tho booka are closed
-wilt bo ptomptly returned. For full I par Hon?
iara, aa ombracod in revised pamphlet, ad?
dress J. C. DEBBY, General Manager,
Key Box No. C34, Augusta,, Ga.
as- MB. J. MoO. TH ARIN, tho agent of the
Association, can bo found for a short timo at
tho ofiico of Mr. D. Gambrill, Main street.
May 18
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
t HAT S ?
And Gents' Furnishing Goods,.
. 10 PER CENT. EEL O W COST,
GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR. *
TRIS'4s no humbug-. Wo are obliged'to*
. dispose of all Goods now in atore by tho.
1st of fiept om l>er, to ruabo a chango in onr
business. /Take notice, that each article ia '
marked its cost in plain figures, from which
will be DEDUCTED TEN FER CENT. The
public,ia particularly requested to call early,
aa bargains may bo obtained: Count ry. mar?
chants visiting the city can find a choice stock
of new and seasonable gooda at-our ?tdre.
Bear in mind, goods 10 per cent. belc>w cost/
at GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BA&AAB. ; ' .
May 19
% . New Books. .??T '
CH irs FROM A GERMAN WORHsHOP/'
By Max.Muller. ,\t -
Ghnrdia, or Adventures Jh.tko Desert of
S*bRta. Byiffi NifjdiPKyL M. D.. A ! Bl; tl:75.
lb (bet lets, or'a. Pm-idiau fondly..- Rv au--.
th? r of Joku Hali tur-, .il fit}, t , -," ... :if.
The Siicnv P*'iln'?r. By author Gates Ajar.
Tho 'Fr?neli-pni?biRn .Wr?r. By Landon,. ?j
with 18 portraits a?td'14 W.-ant?.' fl.75. VJMt
The Kmplv Heart;, a. -.tovek : Uv Marlon
Harland. ?1 CO .. , ,
Cllm?frs mr IbvalhtH. ;<B. $125 ' ' 11
Giux'o Baby; his Hi th and Misfoi tunes; a
Sutiro. $1.25.
Th? Sisters.bf Orleans,; a 'JVe of Bact and
Soclil Conflict. '.Wo. a I'timfcrr "bf hew,
novels and ot!? r rpuhlicat ions, "just received'
at Ii h.YAN-i Mc'JAUTF.R'S . . .
April 25_ ' _ Bookstore. '
White's Gardening ihr the South,
"J)>Y the late Wm A White, ol Athen?, Ga.
HOLMES' 'SOUTHERN FA UM ER and M AB- '
KET OAUDRNRR. $1 50.
The Phosphate Rocka ot South Carolina?
their History and Developments-Colored
Pintes. SI 25.
Six Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman
Beecher.
Sacred Rhetoric; or a Conrse of Lectures on
Preaching, E. L. Debney, D. I>. $1.50.
Anv ubove ttout.by mail.
DAFFIE ic CHAT-MAN,
Feb 19- Opposite Columbia Hotel.
~~ BRANDIES.
5CASKS Jarno*.Heimes? j 's <fc Brandenburg
Fren s BRANDIES, impertid direct, and
offered prir'e and nnadulterated. 1 boee Com-,
prine vintage* or 1885. -1853. 1800 and 1888.
Stock of Hock F. Clarets and White Wines in? i
elude MHOS of the most fi<moue brands a? well
au Hound'friiopriced goods. For sale by
March 25 _ GEO. SYMMERB.
For Sale,
3/>AA ACHES of LAND in Barnwell..
.DvUon Ui?Wi?tp. . . .. ?
750 ACRES in" Kcrfhaw-In lots, to ault.
Saw Mill and 3.000 acres of Land I ti Lexing?
ton, rm North Edi s to, $7,000, i -
2,500 acres Watereo Bottom Land, i2 pr aero.
2,500 acroB creek bottom and niuo Land, at
$2 nor acre. 1 Houao in this city, $0,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acros LAND: near tho
city-$8 600. Apply to JOHN BAUSEETT, '
Attorney at Law and Beal Estate Agent. ?
Sep'.ar? _. ,.. . ly,
j' SMOKED MEATS, ETC.
SMOKED TONGUES, extra smoked BEEF.
Ferris Fulton Market Beef.
Diamond and Orango brand Hame.
Sugar-cured Bacon Strips.
Pickled Salmon. . ' . . ,
Mess and No. 1 Mackerel, &o., all fresh to
h an d. For sale by_GEO. BYHMEBB.
Halt Corn Whiskey,
WARRANTED two years old, at
FoV M_JOHN c. BEEPERS;.
~~ Soapl 3oap!I SoapUl
1 f\ A BOXES FAMILY SOAP-quality un
JL\Jv/ anrpaeaod, and prices reduced 20
per cen?.-at wholoBalo and retail, by
1 May 13 JOHN AGNEW & BON.