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roBLxaaBO DAILY AKD TBI-WEBKLT. l?ffloo oa Maia Streets abort ?Taylor: ? ?i^?ook.an? Job Priniul^ Mon proapUy,and faithfully attorulud to.. J i . h/juitraTitintaBTji- ... ?i :? ?Ud?ii Inaortodiln-thftjDaily at.?? con ta per Bquarei for tho fltat and 50 couta eaoh Bubsuquontin 5 or tina.!!:Long?advertiacmeiita ;by the ?eek,1 month OT;yo?r, a1?roaKnniLblorateB. - ?'K-X > So stm?oai>rnioii?/.!.:'? .. o-. Daily,slr months, fftj?GjVTrl-Wonklj-, 2 o*Cf Weekly] I Musj-ii >?ti >. bni ,v:> ttih i>?oSi i). a?ffiM??a? ?? " - , ,. BB "I loved-and. blind with passionate love, I fell. . a Love brought me down ta jdeath, and death to hell: V * For Goals jnet, and death for oin is woll. "I do not rage against His high decree, Nor for myself do ask that grao* shall be: Bat for ^,^J?*^rt^Jtl?^oa?J5?) fojW ""Great Spirit! Let me see my love again. And comfort bim one hour, and I were fain JTo pay a thousand years of fire and pain." Sown to the last hoar of thy punishment!" fiat Billi she wailed, "? pray thee let me gol I cannot riaa. to peace and leave bim-BOy _ . O. latino soothe; Ib'mfln) blspitter yo erv j ( Th? brazen gates ground sullenly ajar. And upward, Joyous, like a rising fltar, . She roao and vanished in the ether far. Bot soon adown the dying sun-set Bailing, j. And like a wounded bird her pinions trailing She flattered back, w Ith' broken-hearted wail lng. ... She sobbed. "I found him by the summer soa Boo linoel, his head upon a maiden's knee She curled bia .hair ano) (kissed bimi i Wools ?.ni vT- il ! JO/lUTlU Sba wept, "Now let my punishment begin! I have been fond and foolish. Let me in To explate my sorrow and my. sin>" .. The .angel., anewered, VN*y,,-:e.a?Y seal, go To bi deceived fo! your true noi.rt,*s desire Waa bitterer thpn ?thonaa?d yc?TB o! fire!" ? ll ,.fi:U?',; i,. ' , '*+4?oUmit**? t ii.,M .'O': Two .travelers having been [assigned to tho same; bed-room invai crowded hotel, one of them, before retiring, knelt down to pray and confessed alona a catalogue Of ein8/i-pn'';Yisln|j^r??n Hg ft??ea, bo saw hw* fellow-liravolM, valise in band, going ont of the door, and exclaimed: "What's the matter? what's np?" ' .'Oh, nothing," wai the reply, "only I'm not going to risk myself with anon a Bqaflftff?yo^ OABBr??LLY. Agne and Fever. ,:; j- .]'?l't The only preventive known for Chilla and Feyer is tho ugo pf Wolfe's fichiedamScHnappa Hwt^'sjfionie^BMSchnntps ( ? _Is good for Dyspepsia._ Wo?Ye'8 Schiedam Schnapps Is a preventive of Chilla, and Fever. Woift's SAhie^amlSchmpns Is recommended by all the Medical Faculty. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps IB good for all Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Wolfe's flchie?am Schnapps " : ' Osgood for'Pout." '' .' ' Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps 1??.:. Ia good for Collo and Pain In the Blom sob. Woijfe'i Schiedam Sohnapps . ls good for, alt Urinary Complainte. _ , 'Wbjfe's .SchiaJam Schnapps Is imitated and counterfeited, and Purchasers will have to oso caution in purchasing, j ? Wolle'sflchlfedam Schnapps I a ueed'a?. over'the world by Physicians, In ?. . > j their practice. y-rp;_ I beg leave to call tho attenfjt&iof the reader to testimonials in f ayorof thdSebnapp? : I feel bound to say that ;I-rQgardl?'yQar^ article of Holland gin, (horotoforo" unobtaina? ble, and, as such, may bo safely prescribed by physicians. DAVID Til MOTT, M. D" Pharmacouttoal Chemist,-New York. LOUISVILLE, KT., Sept. 1 -I feel that we have now an article of gin euttablo fot euch cases as that remedy is adapted to. : . . . . DB. J. W. BRIGHT, . "Schnapps" .is a remedy in chromo cat arr hid complain ta, oto.:.. I .take, great pleasure in bearing highly creditable testimony toils effleaoy, as a reme? dial agent.i in the. diseases for vhioh you rooonrmeud lt. Having a natural tondenoy to the macons surfaces, 'with a slight degree of a limul at ion, 1 regard ttl SS' one of the most Ini? tions, particularly mose-er tho genito-urinaty ?ntiaratrls. With muobrospoct, your obadlebt ierva.pt, CHAS. A. T&AB.t M. p..J^$o*W :, W??f? 8rair*r. H^Vr Yoag,'Nov. 21, lgf.7 VMt^yiqwrX,J^.,freSenL-1>&?ll Sik: I have, piado a chemical examination of a sample of your "Schiedam BcbDapps," with tho Intent ofdo^rmipSaa if any fortiigh or injurions-Bub BtRuej bad, be/Sd added to-tho simple distilled ^^S?Sx^^a^?S?i^l?^^ m *ba conclu alontMtJttyB earnpls opntA?ned no' poi?onouB or harmful admixtuTo. I.have"boen,unable to d^covarany'traoe/pf ?nFael?feriouB oub Itances Which are sometimes employed in the adulteration of liquors; I would not hesitate to una rnysolf nor V> wctafi?nYt? others, for modfolnal pT?T>owa. ,TtSs ".BeJ.?eaa.m Schnappe," a? An excel lent ?nd ??objection a OanaoAXi AND TxoTnurfAL LABOBATOBT, 18 ExonAKOB PXAOB, NEW Toan, Nov. 25,1867. Ur> :iJpno WoLva, Eaq - ?Ein?ni: Tbounder ilgned have carefully and thoroughly analyzed a sample of yOar "Aromatic- Schiedam Sohuftpps," ?elected by ourselves, and hare found the same free from all organio or inor ?anio substances, more or lees injurious to ealih. From tho result of our examination, we consider the article one of superior quali? ty, healthful as a beverage, and effectual in its' medicinal qualities, j Respect fully yours, (tigned) ALEX. TBIPPEL, Chemist. FRANOIS E. ENGKLHAHD.-M. D. For salo by all respectable Grocers -aaa. Drnggists. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S fcST.? ' April l-ll^ramo 22 Beaver st., New York. Meals furnished at all hours at POLLOCK'S. Blackwell's gonulno Parham Smoking To? ba, co at POLLOCK'S. offered puro and unadulterated. These com pWao vintages of 1886. 1858, 18C0 and 1863. Btook of Hooke. Clarets and.. Whit o Y/lapa in Ieludo tome of tho moat famous brands as w ell ab sound lour priced gooda. For sale by ? March 25_GEO. BYMMEBB. dyer's Cathartic|5S?f 'H Fqr gil the. PurpCMs. 'pf. a?.??>a*aWY? ?Medicine. l> j ' . /?v Perhapsuooiu'pifali-;. oin? ts so dui verbally .r ? '"?gfer?-3???W*&^: ."' .'?'?Ttbr%a$W^ai[$t?? *. i ^y^-i^mi?Bg^s|SQ furo Eo universally ? JjSf/ adopted hilo usc, In 1 ?\ .JS!??/ 't7(X?crJ' couulrv and l?VWgIR?S'/ amoiiir nil classes, ns VrV ~SS/ thl3 ?"Jd liutclttclent ; ^^^K^^^^^M^^H^ obvjou.s re;?-on, prifrawbw mirfftureirthcmf UioseSf?? Wifff ' Knot, know that it cures theirneighbor* und friend* ; ?arid all know that what it does once it dues :il W?ys - that lt never Calls through ?ny foult or lieg Sect or ItH composition. We have thousands upon Ouganda of certificates of their remarkable cures of tho following complaints, but such cures arc known lu every nelghbarJipQd, and. wa lUU'd |ipt ?mbliButhem. iXd?ptcfrto.?ll ages rind oomtttions rt nil climates ; containing uclthur cnlomel n or any deleterious einig, they may be taken with wittily by anybody. Their sugar-coating preserve* thuin evcr4cRti|rvuamakcaUiirap!casani ta'iakb, ?Jillo bblng purely vegetable, no harm can arise Ti-om their ute in any quantity. , 'They opcrato by,thcjr powerful influence on tho Internal viscera to purify the blood mid stimulate': lt Into healthy act ?au - remove tho obstructions of tho atomaahrjrovrels, liver, andptlierorsnns of Uie.biK!y,r*rftrifh)fc41i(!h*lrrogtilnrxn:tiAh to heal Ul, abd by correcting, whorcver Uioy exist, such dpt, rangements, n* arc tho Arst origin ol' disco Jo; .' ' L 'Minute.dlcccUons aro gtvonhi.thQ wrannpv,on tho box, AS thW3nowli%corr?lalntS, wlncWrncso J?if?s rapidly?cWf??-J.? ff C>* " '1 V '? i ' For k? T?j?oria?u o r ,IncH i<-o* t1 o n, SAatle^s lar??, ?.Uiitruor mut Ion of Apliotllo, ?icy should bo taken moderately to stimulate Cho ht?rh-' H a?bfand re Rt oro ita healthy tone atad action. - f, For. JMvor Cotupluini and ita various symn-, tonis, miloo* .Ju\??ia?tcbef Stott Unart aclu-, JmmOlcc or Green Mlcknrn, Wil ' lona Colic nani.till loua Esver?, they should bc Judiciously, thtcn for each case, to correct" tho diseased action t?rrtmibv?:thc obstr?ctlonV which I "cansoft. :" ? . ' vu -i-.-.--;, For ]?7>e?terj ?r IMarrIion, hut orr* mild doso is gcnornlly required. .ir For Btlieuroutlnm, Clout, O rar ol, Pal? pltistlon of the usart, Pain .ta Sue Mirto, Huck and fl^olrm, Uiov should ba contin? uously token, os required, ta change tho diseased action ortho eyeter?. .With such chango tboso compl?ln?"u^8appe^,'' '," ' ' ' '. For flironsy und IFropsleai Awell?ngn they should betaken In large and 'fr?quent doses to produce tho effect qf n drastio purge.' . Fact SappifsMlon n. largo doso should be , taken salt produce's tho' desired effect by syni 1 pathy. ,' ,. As- a I>tnner PM, tako one or two Pills to promoto digestton and relieve tho stomach.1 An occasional HOBO sUrn??atea tbe stomach and bowels into healthy action, restores tho appetite/ and invigorates tho system. Hence it is often ad* ! van lagoons where no serious derangement oxista,. Sae wno feels tolerably well, often find? that a ose of thean Tills makes him foci decidedly bet? ter, from their cleansing and renovating effect on tho digestive apparatus. " Dr. J. C. 47?S A CO., Practical Chemists, ' '- ?CfW?IAt. Jf??Sii V. ! J?. Ui.* : ' " Aug 5 nty_ - n."MlOT, Agent. j The Great B?edlcal Discovery! Dr. WAXKHH'S OAXXFOHNIA .' VINEGAR BITTERS, 2? Hundreds of Thousands 2? Bear testimony to their Wonfler- &sjr o3 : nu Curativo Effects. Be? UiWHAT ARE THEYTgrf We| OTT Iii FAN C V THEV ARE NOT A VILE D R I N K .IS Mad o or Poor IC II ni, Wh Inkey, Proa* S iii r lt? und Kef une Lin" urn doctored,* plceu and sweetened ta please Ilia taste, catted " Ton? ic?,"" Appotlscra,' . * fiestorcri.," *c, that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, hilt are a true Medicine,mada from the Native Roots and Herbs of California, frpr fruin nil Alcoholic HliuililnntB. lnoy aie thai;lt KAT III.OOI) Ja?IlIVIBIt and IdVE IfiyiN'tt 1'IIIN Cl I'JJK" perfoot nenovutor andInvlgoratohof tito System, carrying off all poisonous matter sud rcstorlni* the blood to nliecUhy condlUon. . ?Cu person can tako these linters cccordlut' to t'.'.r.v Uon and remain long unwrll. ^?Por Iutlunnnatory mut Chronic Itticu nirttlam mid (jour, I>yNpoi>??n, ur Indi Beatldn, Itlllonn, Itomttlcilt mid Inter, iiiltlcnt Fevers, Dlncnnrs) of ibo' lt I bod, Liver, Kidney*, n nd lllndilor, theso Tilt* lera have been iiiost 6UCC?KS{U1. Hitch Dis*> CBHCS are caused by'Vltlnted Blood, v/iiich I* Kcncrally produced by derangement of the j Diuunttvo Orsaii.i. DVrtl'El'SIA O lt. INDUiKSTlOX. Headache. Pola l:i thc frhontders, CoUKhti Tluht ncEsof (be Chest, Dirtiness, Sour Kructatlous of tko Klonisch, Dad tc.to in tho Month nilloua tacks, Talpltstloaof Uio Heart, InSarmnatlon of tho Longs, I'tin In thon -nions ortho Kidneys,and a limul roil other painful <.>mi'toini, aro tho off aprlngsof Drsnepsla. Tn-j Invlgorato the Slomaeli and?ttranlato tn? torpldllver and bbwuls, which render them of nu. eqnalled cfllcaey lu .cloanslng th? blood of alt". Impurities, and Imparting now lifo and vigor to thc whole ?ystem. . ' / FOR SK IN ?UHEAHRH, r.ruptlons.Tsttor, Bait r.lieam,niot?be?, Spots, I'knplos, Pustules, Rnlls, Carbdbcle^, ning-Worms, Scald-Ifead, Boro EjrtS.P.ryslpolsJ, lt^h. Seora, Discolorations of the Ckln, Humors and rits?asea of tba Skin, of whatever aante ornstnr.-; aro IHeralry dag np and carried oat'of lao System In a short time by tba uss of these ntitera.', Ono bottle rn such cases will com luco tho most iacrodalona of their enrttlve effects. f Cleanse the Vitiated J. dod whenever you find Its Impurities bursting, through the akin tn rim* pies, Empilona or Sores ; elf ?me lt when yon find lt obstructed and alnggUh In th? veUiai cleanse lt when lt ia foul, sod yonr feelings ?111 tell you when- Keep tba blood para and tba With Of tba system wilt follow. VPiN, TAFE and other WORM?, larking te tb? system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed.' For full directions, read cart fully the circular around eaeh bottle. J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. ?I. MoDONALD * CO., Druggists and Gon. Agents, San Francisco, Cal., and 92 and 81 Commorco Street, New Torie. noo,ii?.D PZJiVk BttUQOISTS AND DEALERS. D28|Hiriy GEIGER eVMcQltEQOIt, Agents. BEvery One Drinks Seegers* Beer, iS?5i5.nPlve8 alro?8t? ?nd improves thplr health._Mirch ll r ?1*5 8onp d*y? *l 11 Relock, at POT, LOOK Sa - GrBAND PKIZE ^Tj^IEXmOIOT ".y.i ? :.:r'?-il h'ti?ii .>:>.. ' ? >. i |-IWt?!? ?.#::! ?jit?ljjtif ?ft?i J or, / . ?yyi . oifx" . .'?;?.... vt u'UI?i(>y?. J;.f.f~: . *?.. i i^^t-''-w-v> .".. .,]o? Vi f -isq? :?.-HIV U?, i U) 1fVt?ftOilJ Iii ?ojti??"?'i?i f ''*>v ? : :' V-1 .< I :-ii!^-?7/ ..d'J rp?p5ETS?o tU9 CoDcp^t^o^ tlto^pUT^^AUOLI^A LAND AND IMMIGRATION %aJB80-<: (RATION ready for Beje?'an?^feii^?r^. AlV^rderis j?^.'Ab'o country promptly' ?Uod. ' ?g?nt?. wantedfortne.Dduntlcs of4xVaud?at?r,iLexington'/Stfsrl?nbnrg, Greenville, Abbeville, Oco'.'* av- 'iii. .-.M?...?*.! . "?.: ?.'ful. ?ww . 1 Io-1 i . ? alee, auti PicHo^ .,,.;..?,< .',T.?.,iyvo J ?'.*.. ...,.<. ww ,U- / Mi . ' Apply to '.V-: - -,: .'' p;'Gk??*\????:6<>., '":;u ' to* i - -, -!.. .."' ?.i unit ,aooM.;av:. i il* rc Tv- . -fl ?. ; .v .v? riv mo Jnpe?o .. -'.:ui|ijii - rj>? \r. un -General Agente, Columbia, B. O. >:.' \ i iii ..v.-'.'-'- ^^^^^^S TH^'?j^BPIT < tfF <Tf?E ^ . .?-<. '" ' . TTitE ?JOMMRNCKD AND WILl!/'CONTnto#THE: JJ?I0T^IBTjtt?? O?r>: AWA?D? 1^ fl LandBa.ncv??enemeols, Jewclry^Planoa, Organe, Harpe, Htatuen, Odlfl W?tbhe?, Silver axKLBJated .Ware^iajnQnd?, Aw.i by Ra HlO, twiao a dav, at 12 M. and fi P. M., at thc Qcooral O flu? ft, No. 147 Meeting street ObWloefcon, Houth Carolina. ! ? . it .>., ??. Tba Directors' of tho Charleston Char jtablo AenOciaiiuu, for the Benefit ni the Free Behool, Fdbd; paving cornpll?dTtrlth the ferm? of'tbflr Ch,Yrter,.?nd paid over tip J. K. Jillbon,'9tatc7 3uporihttmdcnt'or Education of;South Carolina, thc anrn ot oho 'thousand dollars,'being the annal payment to Ibo Behool Fund auder tho Charter, [the receipt belog herein appended;] lmvo iuaaigurstcd a system of.?.inanranqo Certifican B" which, ia surrounded by e-voiy degree, af fairness, and will be raflLid for tmcp a day, at 12. .Mj.and o P. M., in public, under the au- i poriot?ndenco of Cd{JU1n i'?nn ? Peels1,,a Hworn Commissioner. ,, ' ,, Tho advantages dr thls-eyet?rh are,'that the purcn?eera can hav? thc ch?ico'of their own numbers anywhere from No.^l/ilniNo.' 78, and tho privilege of limiting br increasing their in? vestments atlploasurBp, $be;8?hj)dulo of Hates adopted by'tho Company .will explain more fully and accurately, a??.p^bohbtainod al tho OfllcQ.qf, the Company, or from any venders, Every r?ffloth?t taloa placo Tscfaescd and numbered on the Company's. Official Booka, and, take's placo twice a dayj_Hit?c4leWfl:1 Nhmhors printed on Cunes; from' No. l.to Ko. 78, are placed [in public1] by" tho sworn Com? missioner in a Class JlafileiCyUnder,rand aro Well bhaken. -' A boy blindfolded1 fakes ono of theko Cnbea, which is exhibited to tbo epectators.and declared.to be? und is' rt corded as, tho first raffled number. The.Bailie Cylinder'will then be revolved, and thc hoy again takes out another number, which ifl'fiimilarly exhibited to the tpcrtalors and. recorded as thc second rarfHo number. This operation will be repeated until twe'vo numbe rs ore rf flied out of tho Cylinder, and each number wiU be recorded on the oft! ol a I books of the Company in tho'order .in which it 1B taken in tb? raffle. Those twelve numbera eu rnfliedin each rafilo wiU decide all. tho Awards of Certtfloa'fes. \ y ? ?. w. . . All .tho numbers ic each rn flin aro equal, no distinction being mn.de an to the order in which tho numbers are tSkeu in tho refile, and thc'Awards aro at once' delivered to' thc enc? ocas ful Cert i tica to Bolder. . ' EXPLANATION OF TH? CERTIFICATE AWARDS. Purchasers select their own numbers nhywhore from 1 to 78, and, for example. Bay, pay for tho same one dollar. ' Tho vendor gives thc purchaser a Certificate, with thc number or. numbers selected, aud entere the samo number or numbers ripon the Company's Register,' .[with the. amount so paid,] .to-ho returned to the Ofllco of the'Company by tho vendor befo ru tho ra?lo takes place. Purchasers, may select a ono number certif?calo, or.a two number certificate, or a-thrce minibor certificate, or a four number certiiloato. A singlo number certificate means a single number selected by tho buyer any whero from 1 t? 79, ann should that number bo taken ont, in the twelve numbers so taken from the Rafilo Cylinder, tho purchaser will be entitled to an Award of four timca tho value of shares in tho rafllod property,-er eoBt of Unoriginal certificate of abares. i A'two number certificate'means-if tho two nnmbers aa tho certificate comes out in the twelve numbers taken from tho'Rafilo Cylinder, will entitle thc Bucccseful holder toan Award of shares in tho raffled property of twenty times the value,or coat or the original certificate of ehaxes. . ' '. '~'x ?? . ? ? ? >? A threo number enrtificato raeaiiH if tho threo numbers on tho certificate oomo ont in .the twelve eb taken from tho Rafilo Cylinder, W?1 entitle tho bolder to an Award of shares in tho rallied property of 120 times the valuo or cost of tho original certificate ol shares. If but two of tho numbers aro ont in tho three-'on tho certificate, tho purcha?or will receive an Award of tWico tho amount of tho vnluo or cost of thc original certificate. A four number certificate mcpna;if the four nombors on tho ^certificate como out in the twelve so taken firmi tho Haili o Cylinder, tho purchaser will bo entitled to an Award of shares in the rafllod property cf, ao? times the value or cd&t of tho original certificate of abaren. If but threo of tue numbers' on the certificate? are out in tho rafilo, tho purchaeor will receive an Award of shares in tho milled'property of ten times th9 valuo or cost of the original cer? tificate of shares, 'i'd:rif> i ?, j A person inay luvest in a coi tilica te pf eharea in these rallies an amount small or large as ho pleases. Tho Company's Schedule List of Awards is nisde out at thc rate of ono dollar for certificates; bot certificates will boissued of tho value of 25, SO and 75 cents; also, fl, $2. $3, $4, t5 abd to 110, and upwards, aud tbo Awards delivered pro rain to tho schedule list of ratos. \t "j } The above explanation wilt enable any ono def iring to tako nabaru in tbeac raffles, to do so understandingly, and tho raffles, hoing fairly and honestiy conducted iu pubiio hy the sworn Commissioner and exactly nt the honrs named, they aflbrd a safer cetina of investment than any other business sp?culation. bil ! Tho-flnst Property''anti Land Scheme of thc Company will bc issued in o short timo, anti will bo r?ftled every threo-month!-. ' Any further information will he-furnished by the Company's Agent, Mainstreet, opposite the sito formerly known au Jannoy'a Hotel, next door below Union office, where certificates aro for salo. t'H . . Xi. T. DEV?NT, Columbia, S. C., AGENT OF THE COMVAKY. All certificates Bold in Columbia will be decided hy tho 12 M. drawings, daily, and books closed at G P. M. the daV previous. . '.-.... : . t>.. .: > .... ? ? ? , . CHARLESTON, May 24, 1871. Received of tho "Charleston Charitable Association" of the Stale of Bouth Carolina, for tho Benefit 'of 'tho Vrco School Fund, [snt?cosSors of R. H. Willoughby A Co.,] ono thousand dol? lars,' being Ute sum in foll to bo paid into the hands of tho Hinte Superintendent of Educa? tion, "as required by au Act of tho Guneral Assembly of the Btato of Booth Carolina, passed at tho regular session of 1870-71," approved March 8, 1871. J. K. .TI LI.SON, Juno 2 imo State Superintendent Education South Carolina. ow Specimens of tho Pre miums to ho aw arded may be seen at Mr. I. Sulzbucber's atoro. $20,000 TO B3 DISTRIBUTED TO TICKET-HOLDERS, IN THE COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BULMA'G ASSOCIATION ?' V-^T " . V . l>a.J.!:.;wmi?S.'. ??p'i?'n - W^ii^rf - : ' "' . *'.' .' - ?.? ' .' ?^-t?V?iLi. ?>HSJ" Wis .-?.y im?bis^i i.*J&j**-*M ^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ THE following PROPERTY and CASH will bo placed in the hands nf tho Trustees, John Agnew, Hr , Maj. Meigban and H. tsli i v. r, in trust for the benefit of the Ticket-holders of thc above Association, tt> b,tj dallyerud tothoso who, on the day of the raffle, may be enti? tled to them. The title to the real et-talu liss ht en placed in the hands of Col. V. W. MoMas ter. Attorney at Law, who will examino the s^me and give imo warranty deeds, freo from all enoombranoo, on the day <>f drawing. Th? first prize ie tbo Temperance Hall, now neenniod on tho first flo ir by Moasrs, L?rick A Lowrance. The lot ie 25 fcot front on M ?in street, by 2G3 foot deop. Tho building is 150 feet long and two stories hiKh. ft is now leased for throe years for *1,400 per annum, payable monthly In advance, valued at.$16,000 Becond Prize-Lot adjoining.hose's Hotel, 44 feet front. 2C8 feet deep, valued at. 1,900 Third PrKeVtLnt adjacent to above, 'cet front, 208 feet deep, valued at. 1,100 1 Cash Prize.,. 500 S Gash Prizes, 1100 each;.,.:... j. 200 4 Cash Fliz?s. at $50 ??ch. 200 110 Cash Prises, at $10 otoh. 1,100 l?o Prizoa. .". .$20,000 3,000 Tioketa, at $10 each.T$^~000 Tlokets may bo bad of the General Agr-nt: Dr. E. W. WHEELER: ai Temperance nail, or at the Mneio Store of Meters. LTBRAND A BON, Messrs JOHN AGNEW h -ON, T. M. POL LOOK and D. O. P?lXO TTO A BON. Tho following gentleman haye courcntod tn superintend the drawin c. J. C. ll Smith, A. G. Brenizer and Henry E. Scott, in connection with a committee of tbr- e M-lct-ted by the Tickot holders on the dav of drawing. As the tickots havn met with a rapid sale, it may bo safely presumed that thc drawing will take place by the 15th of July, at th? Temperance Hall. Columbia, S. C. As the names of the ticket-holdera will be roRlstorod in a hook which shall bein posses? sion of tho Trn*tees on the day ol di awing, partios may feel uutured that no more than 2,000 Tickets will bo issued. BKFKUKNCKH.-E, J. Scott, Son ? Co.*s Bank; Col. J. B Palmer, Pr?sident Ci ntrai National Bank; Citizens' Savings Bank; South Carolina Bank and Trust Company, and W. B. G ulick, Cashier Carolina National Bank. Capt, Wade L?rick, Agent in Lexington. For further inf. rm tVi> n, address DU. E. W. WHEELER, .fnneO Box 8?, Columbia, 8. C. AIKEN ?BBBMI?tf LABU SALEt i ? f?l?j?l ?ld??TXa-f-**-TT?~ii? . !?' iuoifw?*?4 $100,000 (o oe Distributed to Slwt?talders,, ,f| T^iVE DOLLARS will purchase Vahare, jtn JCbludlng a <rork,oT ?rt worth fitq dollars. HrH? Derby Fa,nn'Properly to bb7drblKbtrted erbUr 4co . th? 1 argea t Yi noy i rd and Orebard1 tn, tho Hon tb.... wn.il KK- r ?..< J air tort UW^Q?Wd?D, QLIMA-TJtJ.. PEACEABLE :;TB* eirabr?oua and'.h?kU?-gtvint ?ffnrato of ; Alcott has given ItHriA t?a trite of "THeBaf?toga' of-the South.1'.. . Yuxiiu in UiV/ll'. h?tf'r**0' ?D ,?re^in^'Pr0??Ctt*fta to/Bhaw >WQ.?W 'i? '.Be?l . r?ati'te ?ric? Greenb?ok' PMzafthbediBTrlbnicd46?rrare-riotdcrB'.'i " 91'Boal Eatale< Priaua; worth' frdrri ?CCO to $25-000... .>?.?: . auv.ilaWru Tint?n ...i-. 522 OroenbaflkPrizf a^?owi: $5 to $1,000. : Only Ifl.Opp.eharo? Mllb? ISBned. .-, ONE BflARE ?NEVEKTTHIBTYI?NE'WIXL : I UR AW Ai PRIZB. J . - Thia Beal EB tat o Property,' conveyed by: Dead. of, Tr ont to, tho Com mitteo. who arc to conduct the Drawing, fa to ho tronaferred bj. * thom to tti? for tn nate Share-bolde'ls ?I Soou ?f/tlie-remalhing ?bar*?-tro sold. lUi.nu'? Tho Drawing wUl take place - according ta | tho puldirthod programma. it ij ; j_ . TJlEDAYPF THE DRAWING ; y Will ho.announced by telegram to the An?o ai h ted IV?as. A1-a tna?l enm i n vest ed now nifcy aecuno a fortrmo. tiulf ::i 'H '. A--' >'|';it M. i Every Bbar?tUeld?r : may. ree? assured net . oriual JuBtice, and iha,t thia? Boheme,,uphk.fi, manVotbera, f. '.'-'IB' <*F?iB', BQ?ABI? AND HONEST."" . Moqoy received alter tho bdokti ttr? cloned will he pi omptly returnmh ? ;Eor foll pax tiou lare, aa embraced An reyiaed pamphlet, a4 dreea J. O. DEBBY, General Manager,' . ' Key Box No: 334, AugnBt?, Ga. O?- MR. J. McO. TH ARIN; thoagontor the Aasdciation, can bo fondd for'a abort time at tho office of Mr. D. Oarpbrill, Main street., (?ENTRAL "NATIONAL ! BANK. '"'OF' 1 . .'' c o ti ti w n IA. H. aA? '. Pregent Capital, .$l00t1Tffp? AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ?500,000. orFicxns. f.ifni) John B. Palmer, President. A. G. Brenizer, Cashier. . y C. N. G. Butt, Aaaiatant Cashier. DruECTons;' J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. W. McMaa tor, R. D. Benn, of B. D. Benn A.Bon: G. W. Reardon, of Copeland A Dearden ; ILL. Bryan, of Rrvau A McCartcr; W. C. Swaffitld, of R. A W. O: Sw?ffiold. ii. -1.- ..ii F. W. MoMast?r, S olio? tor. . . i " tu < THIS Hank is now open for the traoskctlcri ?.of ? general banking bnainesB.' ! it? CgEBTl^OATES OF DEFOBIT of currciioy or coin, bearing interest at the rate of .savon il) per cont, per annum, in'kind, will ho ls ru td. Deposits from County Officers rapecially uo lioitcd; aleo, from Trustees, Administrators, Executors, Professional Alen, and others. , i -, Particular attention given to accounts of] City and Country Merchants, and other buei ueas men, and the usual accommodation's ex ten dod. i"C . . . - J Notes, Bills ,of Exchange, and other -e-vi^J denecH of debt discounted, and money loaned. J on collaterals. Stocks, Bonds, Cold and Silth- botight and sold. i i .!..-.. Mutilated Currency purchased at a small discount. .? .. , . i Sight Drafts drawn direct op all tho promi? nent places'in England, Ireldnd, Scotland,'1 France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den*| mar h and the Orient. Letters of Credit issued, payable in any of the above places.. Drafts on all tho prominent cities in the 1 United BJ ates bought and sold. >.?!??.... Banking. Houso opposite' Colombia Hotel. Open from 9 to 3. ? Feb 28 ly. CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK SOUTH CAROLINA Deposits of $1 and Upwards BeceiWd, INTEREST ALLOWED ATTUERATEOi SEVEN FEE CENT. FER ANA CM, ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, AND SIX FER CENT. COM-' POUNDED EVERY SIX MO X 'JUS ONA CCO UN TS. ' ?. ? OFFICERB. Wm. Martin, Pren iden t. . JohnB. Palmer. I viee-ProsiiU-nl? John P. Thomas, f Vice-rTeaidtnte. A. G. Brenizcr, Cashier. Johu 0. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier. - Directors. Wado Hampton, William Martin, A. 0. Has? kell, P. W. McMastcr, John P. Thomas.E.H. Heinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas F,. Gregg, Columbia. J. Eli Gregg, Marion. G. T. Scott, Newberry. . W? G. Mayos, Nowberry. R. H. Rutledge, Charleston. . Dauicl Bavouel. Jr.. Charleston. Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows,"Or? phans and others may here deposit their sav? ings and draw a libe ral rate of intorest there? on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees wishing tn diTW intercut on their funds until they require hem for business or other pm> poses: Baron i desiring to set apart amaU tums for thc' children, and Married Women and Minora (whoso dopoaits can only be with? drawn by themselves, or, in case of death,'by their legal representatives, f wishing to lay itsidofunds for future uso. aro hero afforded an opportunity of depositing their means where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at the same time, be subject to withdrawal whon needed. _ Aug 18 Q. It. J>. Symbolic Admonition1, THE season ia at hand when tho human family is more afflicted than during1 any other part of the year. The eun'a rays acting opon the decayed vegotablo and animal mat-, ter, poisons tho atmosphere, and prodoces many disorders of the system-Chills and Fe? yer, Bilious Complaints,. Diarrheas,.Dysen? tery, Cholera Morbus, Cramps andChollc,etc.' Hence tho system reqnlros an invigorating and tonio medicino, that will j brace np its chattered forces, and enable tho oriana to perform tbtdr proper fun'cttoba. For this pttr fnte we wonld recommend the use of BEIN TUB'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT. For Dyspepsia ?nd Weak B tom tc h. For tho Liver and Kidneys. For Couche ?nd Bore Throat. For the Lungs and Spitting of Blood. For Weakness and General Debility. For loss of Appetite. For Siok Headache. For Diarrhoea, and Dysentery. For Fever and Agno. For ni I i ou s Fever. For Cholera Morbos and Crampe. For Palpitation of the Heart. For Broken Down Nervous System. For Neuralgia and Rheumatism. For'Purifying the Blood. HBinrrgri's QUBBN'S DEI,ICIIT Tbepeoplo approve of, and physicians' sanc? tion ita "use, bocauao it is a good medicino. Take no other medicino, lt 1B a soring Invi? gorate^ a Bummer tonic, a purifying hove rage, admirably adapted to all oonditlons, malo and female-grown persona and obil dreh at this particular season. Bo sure and call at Heinitsh's Drug Store and get a bottlo of hlB groat medicino. _^_ Prepared only by E. H. HEINITSH, May HO t_Druggist and Chemist. Im por ted and Donica t lc Cigars at POLLOCK H. ' Change of Echedule, Cor>uMru,-*?rO.; Jone 0,1871. Lo'&ve C?l?mblkA afc.. i j,. Wi;. i'.tid a'in Arriva at Charleston at..V. .??. /.-J.. ; ;Si20>p ru Leave Oharl?Btpo M>v?< .. .. J ;. .AMaia ? rrivo.a t Columbia.at.f.v........ p. jn Leave Columbi a W. I. ?IT? i.. /. ^92?01?rta Arrivo afc- Obor?DBton at. ja."..- ?lil At1 JS.i5.uia Le ave Ch arleatou afc.,.*..,....; M>'? . 7. l?rpjn A?iiv?.at?olnjpbra at.,.,.... -..G^0?<a/m Caimden A?comniticta?jon ' TVa?nIA mt *jcpn IfnOote-rTjr??lo^^?InmbU nsfo^hicr?ylL'Sloh d&ye, Wodrft'8?iV??'?na?at?rrT*r?i '' - UfiLy I . .;;.? A*-L.rliLL-Kri, Yice^raidrrcnt.; I 8. B. PICHINS, General Tjokot Ageu.t. ii/>;t Jp.no 10 ? " " '"jj.' ttfr ..ri*/ SUPERINTENDENT'S QFFjQik> j loTfing Bchedolo willtio tva over.thia road:: ".tl t hi: V Md'i OCJiUja?ORT*. il I iv (I., tia's! to Leave' jijtfgM ? ? ??1| Leavo ObUfniblai'i .T'.M?fi.' ;"1?.TO PiTT,' Arrivo Charlotte.2.85 P. H. ? GO A. Hi' i ?i i i.?j : i juooiBiontv'MiiMl.^hii lil .KUit?U Arrive A??atMii'H l .7.00 P. M". : ' '7 80 Av M.1 No. 1'Praia daily.. No, 2>-T^pio daily,'Bon?, n?qfton^^?l^ol^ Ntt:T Trsirl ^makes etoW CcfimeoFion a* BlcnV*' raeodfoT-Vfrfrlnlk SprhigB; ,: uomMJiila ' Through tickets sold and baggage cheeked} . General Bonorin tdbd?rit.: . ' E. U. DUESEY^ Gtmonal lircTght und lucitet Agent. > Vj ii't>->.i t .. Jone. 10 'I Change of Belledale. , OFFICE N?&TH CAB?LTN? lt. Bl'CO.; * ' - ' COMPAQ Suovs. NfO., Junta 8.187T.";fc CTPTSiifl GN aod after SUNDAY?' o^?5SfeS?.J?0P 4, 1871, TR AIN 8.Viii, be run over thia Road in accordance, with tho j following ? .-, ? .', ' . '!1 TIMETABLE. : ' ' ; Trains Goiug East. '< . Tra?na" Weat. >.? Wi .; t jRrjweeB? ,u : . Maii\.> ?juM AURIVK, L?AVt. -AJtillVa. iJ'.AVE. . Charlotte.,.' . ff.SS'a'rnl, ,' ', 3.10 p'/m1 Baliabnry?:<^9i^ln. 8 23am ?:2?'pttt 6.Wp-m Gr'nsb'o ll. 08a m ll .19 am ?25 pm 8.36 tJW Co0hopI2 40;pnii 1.05 pm ? 9.56.p.m lO.JBjp Tn: Hillab'ro 2,28pm,.2.33pm ll.S?/pro 11.37 pjpi; Raleigh C.05 pm' 2.05 am . 2,10 a xp Gold?bor? ,T7 .<'". " 4 T-20'ar? ' ur'.' > Trains Going East.. . 'Train* Weat. ?j ?[preso. . lil * i Mail, \ Charlotte7.15am ,'. 8.00 pn?; , i .., BalisbVj 4.32am 1.37 am 5.15 pm 5.20 pm Gr'nsb'o 1.25 a m LSG a m 2.10 ? m ' a.?np 2? Cd Shop ll :S7 pm 12-02 a m 12.30 p m 12 (Ml^in HiUsbrolO.?T p m ?OI?Q o n*,U;07. a mill JO aY m Raleigh i? m 7 ?0 a m ?.4r>arul Goldsb'o ^.SjWpm _ t _ . ^;?" Jopo? ^ W!;g.:QB?^.%^?-'.'; Sommer Sched?le fl. & U. R. R., - . To Commence 2?fAlafoyt 18T1. -.i - / ?inn . niai DQWM.?B??NroiiBP.TBAiN* ... ? Arrivo?Le^e? .Arrive, L.e%ve., Spartanburg..' 5.80" . 5.Z5' ? - Bateaville .V. j.' . G.00 ' 0.00 ? ' iltfP'} 'USS ' PWcolit_60811 R?e ' i .4.40>V CMBr? Jonesville.;... ?tf? B.48. : :. ^e?B 4.10.^ Unionvflle. 7.25 7.60 3.Q5 ,8 25 . Bantuo_, 8,20 . 8 25 . 2 80\ . 3.85 Fish Dam...!:. 8?40' 8 45 2.10 2.?5, ? Shelton.....-..'. 9.15 0 20 . ''l.t?*' ' lit? > Ly lee* Ford. w. 9.40 9 45 1.12 Ul, Strother..,..,, 10 05,^0.^ .A2.MI. 12.65 Alston....''r1.!: illOO' '[ - ' 12.00 Mavy;24, - i. TBOgi B. JETEB; Ffceaidenfc 'Greenville and Gofnmbia Railroad.* .. 1 CCd^MBIA',8.G.,?^Ahck?,lW^ jgy^vaaii miigHBntEr ON and- ?Ti?r 'thia i^lWBiPiBKskto. th?- ?foU?winfif schedule will.be run daily? Bnndaye excepted^ connecting with Night Trains op Bqntb Oaror lina Railroad op and down; also ^ith Trains :gofng North and Sooth on Cfh?rlotte.'Colimibiat and Angnata Railroad: . .? '; "' P . IfT TJP. .. Leave Colombia at.-,. 7.00 s. m. " Alston:......?.. . 0.10 a. m? " Newberry..:...11.15 a.m. " Cokesbtury... 8.00 p.m. ?.M Helton....... ..- H.OOrp. m. Arrive at Greenville.6.30 p. re,. DOWN. Leave Greenville at. C.15 a.m. Belton. .'.'.1. 8.05a.'m. !! Cokesbnry......10?07 r. m. " AhbsyiHe..;. 815a.m. " Newberry..?..-.'. . cL?O p.m. " Alston:...4 05 p. ru, Arrivo at Columbia.:. 6.65 p. mi THOS. DODAMEAD. General Sup. * M. T. DABTLKTT. General Ticket Agent. Schedule on Bine. Ri?ge Kaili oad. i Bseimmi - Leave Anderson.4.20 P. M. ^^S^S '? Pendlelon..... 5 20 " - ?. Perry vii le...., 6,00 V Arrivo al Walhalla.. .?.00.. Leave Walhalla...a.SO AV M " Pcrrvvine..............'. -UV4M* " ?. Pendleton..;?.30 t'*? Arrive, at Anderson,'.... 0,16 >. M Waiting at Anderson one. hour for the .arriva) of Up frain Ob 0r*ebville and'ColnmbTa B??d. . July 31 W.M!.&.GATLLAirD,'Pap, ?h?ef.?FQof Dr^wera,..;. mBE ondereixnedhftve received the Agency JL OT those DRAWERS. TAry axe the one ihl?nneedfurforttteprb i^' ? '.' Z-*..'"'* '*v teottonofvverynlorean? ^ Rl-DW/ A/^ ? chop in Columbia, af ^MpR?VT?^ ? fording a sure pr?tec-^- 1 . ^v1-! tion from the light-flu- ||U?BAiVEfl? ?>w.bff_vj - ..1"; FMhwiiiiR^caijL JOHN AGNEW ASQN- [yj , |mim, ^ . !9 : KO PIRK P?KJ> IN WA Hil INO. W&B7?BLI)'S COLI) WAtER 80?I*.: THIS SOAP t?a8beB porfrctlv in coid water, .Oft, baird or salt; It removes -grt-ase, oil and paint from garments. It wat. hes ali ?inds of goode-cottoii. flannel, si Ik or woolen, t cleanses silver, plated ware and jewelry without scratching. If the articles an- much tarnished, rub them with a piece of flannel which baa plenty of tho Soap on it. To people who do their own washing, it is invaluable. It will eave its cost in one washing. For sale, in boxes of thirty-six bars, bv EDWAYID ROPE, April 9 Agent for South Carolina. SPRCIAL, A TT KN TI ON given to thc a ol lection of Cnmmeicial Paper, Interest on State and Railroad Ponde and Stocks, and Conversion or Stato Securities, bv Nov 23 (Imo T GAMBltH.L. Brok, r. If you want your thirst quenched, culi at Foixocit's.