The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 20, 1871, Image 4
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,; . ; KYXQI WED5E9DAX >MOfcHlHQ.; .< J? '< t? f
3Y JULIAN A, SELBY,
G DITO a Air? ?aorarirrOB. ?
3ffloe on Maltf^ttr?ati'WoV?4 Taylor..
? >? .'??><?.. [{*.)}. il,?
?-Book and Job Printing o? every do* crip
:ion promptly and MthtaUfatt'end?d to. * ..
ADVEttnsBltENTa ..itr.'f .
Inserted In the Daily at 75 contn per square
Tor the first and SO coots eaofa subsequent in- ?
*. sertion. Long advertisements? by the nook,
?mpnth orinar, at reasonable; ralee. .".-*" " 1
. ?uDBCiupnon .v ';-? -
Daily, six months. 14 00; Tri-Weekly, .3 30:
Weekly, a-80. | . ]?j 'Jg ?
"HE MIGHT BS ."?
show which^f?ajy ti
casual expft??^ons^i
u o e j0^^^^^P* jB '
aro not jjlppil^ in
habitually "b^^??^ /t^* ^a^b^'^om
?'While JertrWH?^tt^orge, Mr.
Pr?siden b,- will it hot-bo difUotiltrto ?llny'1
Sonthert?^isaffe^tW? : Ooh* HffMjto?t>Wl{
urreste#p?nder the Ku;?KjpxJ?w?- ?? "?.
"H?'might'.bo imprisoned; - Bat .what '
would bo 'tho- uso?- lVwahld be-'ijke
seizing tf^'ew^phpehi? Uiroi?? onft.tiro'-'
DteTa^'p?th^'^j?/i^?iBaffe'f?i, and- ia
flarae^p^Hioofl/?ojW.^ l)ap?ily dyjng,\onl?,
. Wo odfiTi affor?- to make 'a martyr *'?f
jeft'V ^':v'- . ': .
Now, Mr. ? Davis did a very unwise and
undignified thing in making a political
speech; bat ho did it' openly, nor hos it'
oven been suggested that:any uno com?
bined with him, to ? make tho regulation
? number of twp oe moro p?rBo?s mg||t&ed
by the Ku RIu? riot,' to constitute" a con?
spiracy within the meaning of that sta?
tute. For from- od vi ein g resist anco to
any proceeding of the government, he
expressly advised, his hearers to. obey the j
lows. 'But, nevertheless, ' In tho Opinion.-'
of the bead of oar National Governniont,.
he aright be Imprisoned "under"the' Ku
Klux act. He is to be let alone*, notobe
canse there is no law for his arrest, bat
merely because lit .pays;,.-.bettor, politi?
cally,'for tho Radical party to let bim
keep on talking. In short, in addition
to ita-ot"
tains il_
vivedjV^
- G eui y in Lus not a native sou on lief
3apreme Ooutfc bench.
CAREFULLY.
. i> Ague and:Fever. r> sr. VJ
Tho cn?y preventive known for Chills and
Fever ia the use of Wolfe's Bohiedam Schnapps
^oWsSottie^km^elikairps^
- IegQOdforJ>yBpensia-. .. . ~ '
j^s|^r^e^r^o^oa^i^^ k \ I jj
Wo?e'si Bchiedam ?ohna'pps'
Is recommended by all the Medical Faculty.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is good for all Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
_ Is good for Gout._
? ^^o^'^tSckiUda^Schnapper a?rpY:
Ie goocrfOT Odilo and ram in tnoThom&ch.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is goodsfor all Urinary Complainte.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is imitated and counterfeited, and Purchasers
will have to use caution in purchasing.
Wolfe's S?hiedam Schnapps .
Ia uso? all dyerftfto wofcld hyi Physicians; iui
? VT- their pr?oticef * -
I beg leave to call the attention of the
, roader totoetlmonfaia-in-favorofthoSohnappa:
I feol bound to say that I regard your
SCHNAITS as being, in overy joapoct, pro-cunyl
neatly puro, and deserving -of medical patron*
ago. At all ovunts, it is the purest poasiblo
articlo of Holland gin, (horetoforo unobtaina?
ble, and, as such, maybe safely prescribed by
pbysioianB. DAVID L. MOTT. M. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, Now York. :
,'?>'? ? dr-il.it li T. \) i .!-. i. s
LOUISVILLE, KY., Sept. 1 -I feel that wo
have now an article ot gin suitable tor such
casen sn) that remedy is adapted to.
. .ti-ri'.u >i- .. DU. J. W. BBIGHT. ,
"Schnapps'' ja a.romody in phrouic catavr
hal complamtB, etc.:
I-take great pleasure in boaring highly
creditablo testimony toits effioacy, as a reme?
dial agent, ; in the .diseases for . w h ich you
recommend it. Having.a natural tendency to
the mucous surfaces,' with a Blight degree of
stimulation,! regard it as ono of tho most im?
portant romedles in chronic catarrhal affec?
tions, particularly .fcli oeo of tho ironito-urlnarv
apparatus. With-mnoh respect, your obedient
servant, CHAS. A. LEAS, M. D., Neye York.
28 PINE BTUEET, NEW YOBE, NOV. 21,18?V7
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Esq., Present.-DEAS SIK: I
have mado a chemical oxaminatior of a sample
of your ''Schiedam Schnapps," with tho intent
of dotarroiolag if any foreign or Injuri?os sub?
stance had been added to tho simple distilled
spirits.
Tho oxafnination has resulted in tho conclu
alon.that tho sample contained no poisonous
or harmful admixturo, I.have been nnablo
to discover any. trace of tho deleterious sub?
stances which Sro nomotimes employed fn tho
adulteration of liquors. I would not he si tat o
to UBB mvHolf nor to recommend to others,
- for medicinal (purposes;- "the ."Schiedam
Hohpttppa,*\aH ap exispKent and unobjectiona?
ble variety of gin. Very respectfully yourB,
-(Signed) CHAS. A. 8 li ELY, Obemist.
CnEMIOAL ANO TECHNICAL,LABOBATO&Y, 18
EXOBAKOE PLACE, NEW YOKE, NO*:25,1867.
?noLFHo WOLFE, ESQ.-DEABSIB: The under?
signed have carefully and thoroughly analyzed
a sample of your "Aromatic Sohlodam
- Schnapps," soleoted by ourselves, and have
found the same ff ea from all organ lo or inor
?anio substances, more or le?s injurious to
ealth. From the result of our examination,
we oonstder the article one of superior quali?
ty, healthful aa a beverage, and effectual In its
medioinal qualities. . Respectfully yours. '
(Blgned) ALEX. TltlPPEL, Chemist.
FBAN0I8 E.ENQELHAHD, M.D.
For aale by all respectable Grocers nud
Druggiais. ?pOLPH? WOLFE'S EST.,
April HiTflmo 22 Beaver st., New York.
Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking To*
ba:co at PotxocVs.
I I THE SOUTH CAROLINA
TfTNDEK tho auspices of thov'South Carolin?, State Agricultural and Mechanical Society,"
; lil will givo a BB KIES OF CONCERTS, ?t tho Ao?demy of Muaio, Charleston, 8. 0., oom
mincing October JU 187JL for?he pitrpoaeot, raising, .?.fand to enable omteronto/ to eettlo
urion IandB Holc^fOd by (tho Apwi ?tatiou ,fcfr, h n moe ot. Nott horn and Europ?en, farmers and
others, in theHraW of Sbhtt? Carolina,'aridtor'thbft trVtsportaiion thither ?nd support for
nor M. L. Bonham, General Johnson Hagood, Hon. Arm!stead Burt, Hon. James Chesnnt,
General John 8. Proston, Hon. W.X;.?hnp?on, Andrew almonds,??B<?V Hon. G.. A. Ticnholm,
GovemorJII?.'lI?ttrilng, Hon.iJiin Oampwul. ' fWr% --, . . ;v '
1600,000 to bo a wardoo to the.tlekot- holders of- tho Berioiiof-.cauooria to comme nco on tho
first of October, 1871, at thrAcaflemy of^MuBloVComrieBtqnTS. C.,"On which day tho drawing
tjominences^ Q^?J^J^^g^ ^^?il?ff.tfA?lTo mO?e;W&.Wjf?.
All the promlnms, including Dood and Certificate af?Titlo to Academy of Music, will bc do?
pe sited with tho National Bank of tho RopublpH Y$rk>
1st Girt, Academy of Music, ChArl?oton^.-^'J-cost'to-?'pjild $'230,000, having an annual rental
bf about ?20,000 from Opera House, Btoroa ?nd H fells:- the building being about 230 feet by
f*. 60, and situated corner of Kin?, and Market stre?te, in, the oentro of tho city, and woll
? known to bo tho finest building and moat valuable property in Charleston; valued at 1250,000
ad Gift-Caph, i.......................j w ?..<-... KS, i V--" ?..?*.. Ter Y??VJ< .. .. .-100,000
4th Gift-Cash....T........,. 10.000
5th Gift-Oaah.t.Kt\ UTA 9 Vt..'. ?V*. A'. ? .?. : '.Y.:..:!.'!.'..'..-J.'..:.... 5,000
25? Girts-Cash.each ?,000. 25,000
25i Gifts-Cash...., .y.f?.^.v ,i>i,. ). .iff,.','' l.'-oi?k . 500. ...p.'X . ii J..C... 12,000
350 Gifts-Cash....>....'......-.......Y. .each 100. . 35,000
25?- Gifta^-Oash;. tw .,:v"; /VJ'i.t. -.-.I-?ach 50. .. .\. 12.600
500 arftsJ-Gash.... :. . .v.Uv,... ; M t..... .each 23_?._ 12,500
&?50 Gifts-OaBh.each 10...'. 12,000
JL-- ?. o r ' ;. h. a i o 'J
>,< 04, Gifte, amount to..;. ;.k....... -. $500,000
$ BUTLER, CHADWICK, GAR? &CO.,
Agenta Sou?i Carolina Land and Immigration Association. ? .
.? . GEN. M. C. BUTLER, . ) ... .. . . / - .
MC?.? ' JOHN CHADWICK, ESQ., \ Charleston, S.-Ci;-:
?.jv- - . ? . ??."-' GEN. M. W. GARY, ) *" i?v;i
COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING: '.' - ?? ?
General A, R. Wright, of Georgia. Colonel B. H. Rutledge, of South Carolina;
G?n?ral Bradley T.John?on, of Virginia. Hon. Roger A. Prvor, Of New York,
i . Juuoc - . ; '.-;?;'.' ! ... " IA imo}
Q. It. DJ
Symbolic. Admonition ?
fTM?E season is at band when the human
M family is more afili?te d than during any
other part of the year. The sufi's rays acting,
upon tho decayed vegetable and animal mat?
ter, poi?ouB tho atmosphere, and produces
many disorders'of the system-Chills and F??
tor, Bilious Complaints, .Diarrhoea, Dysen?
tery, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Chohc.eto.
Boneo'tho system requires aft invigorating
arid'tonia medicine,' that will brace up its
shattered forceB, and enable tho organs to
pqrform their proptir functjona. For tl? ? a purr
paso we would recommend tho uso of ELEIN
IT8H,8 QUEEN'S DELIGHT.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach.
For tho Liver and Kidneys. . . ' ' ,
,, For Coughs and Sore Throat.
. < For the Lungs and Spitting bf Blood.
f For Weakness and General Dobility.
For IOBS of Appetit o. For Sick Headacho.
For TJlarrhcoa and Dysentery.
For Paver sad Ague. ' For Billons Fevor.
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps...'. . .
For Palpitation of tho Heart..' . {. ,*" r '
For BroKBn Down Nervous System:
For Neuralgia and Rkcmaatibm.
For Purifying tho Blood. .
IlKINITSIl'8 OSBERT'S DELIGHT
Tho pQQple approve of. and physicians sanc?
tion its -use, beo'auBO itt ia a good medicino.
Tako no' other tu odie i no. It is a spring invi
gorator, a Bummer tonic, a purifying bevc
ragoV admirably adapted to all conditions,
malo -and-/ f?malo--ifVown persona and chil?
dren at this particular BOBSOO. Bo Boro and
call at HeinitBh's Drug Storo and get a bottl
of ibis great medicine.
3 Prepared only by E. H. HEINITSH,
'j May 30 j_-Druggist and Chemist.
> BRANDIES.
5CASKS James Hennesey'a it Brandenburg
l''ro?i^.BBANW-IvS, nur.art? d direot, and
oaered-j^oaiid CUi?ihJt?rated. \Tboeo com
8rise vintages of 1835, 1858, 18G0 and 18G3.
tbek of Hocks. Clarets and White Wines in?
cl ?do, so ruo,qf the, mpst famous brands aa,weh
asTso?ncllo?S'pric^;(jpot&i' For Sabs by j 1/
- Mafrdtfio - ! * GEO. SYAlMERS.'
t ^ft^Mft Vtitt A'ftlRRHI.HW.'
May-23 "'yr :_int i y _
Sixty-five 3?irat Prizo Medals Awarded.
rfW. fr . THE GUE AT
t^Eg^^^^pSouthern Piano
WM. KNASfiTaO.
Manufacturers Grand, Square and Upright
PIANO FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THESE iimtrumt nts have been before tho
public for nearly thirty years,.and upon
their excellence alone attained an vnjmrcliaa
ed pre-eminence, which pronounces thom une?
qualed. -Their <
TOSE..
Combines great powor, swcoluoss and fino
singing quality, as well as groat purity of in?
tonation, and sweetness throughout thc on tire
scale. Their
TOUCH
Is pliant and clastic, and entirely freo from
tho etiOncss found in so manv pianos.
IN \VUnKJUAN8ftll>
They aro unequaled, using none but the vory
.beat seasoned material, tho large capital om
ployed in our businoss enabling UB to keep
continually an immense stock of lumber, Ac.,
on hand.
A?S~ Al) our square pianos havo our new im?
proved OVEBBTSDNO nc ALU and Agraffe Treble.
tier We would cali special attention to our
late improvements in GRAND FIANOS md
SQUARE GRANDS, patented August 14,
I860, which bringa tho piano nearer perfection
than has yet been attained.
Every Piano fatly Warranted for 5 Years
We have made arrangements for the ?o7o
wholesale agency fox lue most celebrated
PARLOR ORGANS and MELODEONS.
which we offer wholesale and retail, at lowoet
factory pri?es. WM. KNABE Sc CO..
May 23 flfOrno _Baltimore. Md.
Claret Wine
ON draught. THIS DAY, at- a low price, by
tho gallon or dosen.
Jone 1 EDWARD HOPE.
Free Soup everyday, at ll o'clock, at POL
LOOK'S.
Canned Goods.
A/ LA MODE BEEF, Yeal, Wild Duck, fresh
A. Mackerel, frosh Salmon, Oysters,
Ponchos, Tomatoes, Strawberries,J Gage
Plums. AH of first quality and full weight.
For salo low. E. HOPE.
Il rajiMlj onpe?edlnff >U other pfeptradont Tar producing
Slegant, SK it I end TTXoUtome B0?LS, BISCCTTS, Il UK AD.
Bucluheat tad other OrUit? Cal?. Fer/teUjf J*ur? arni
r.eliallt, and clvoyi ready for immtdlatt mtc Tbe CHEAP
EST Bating ToicSer in th* WORLD, and lt WTLT.KEEP C'f
Z?yD OB SSS, in any climate, for fieri.' It Ia Tren mUptcl
to th? 0*0 cf Houtcltepert, Ulntrt, ITartnerM, JTtntarantt, ?ti,
und l> In fact, fa tverf retptet, t\eEEST TBAST POWI>E.1
mn Jg "/or flt? delken, t?f Camji, rn? Cal'??." ' '
SOLO nv anocats' a n^Aixns EvtnvwntT.7..
Manufactured by DOOLEY -Ss BliOTILEK, '
i,...:. i 69 NEW STREET, MEW-YORK.
May 23 . '_;_ jGmo
Tho Croat Medical Discovery !
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
?? j. Hundred? of Tliouaanda . -S| j
Sf*"'- '^aartMUmonv to their Wonder
o o ral Curativo Effects.. g ?0
|| ? WHAT ARE * THEY ?fc2
ca
t^s . .. ^rr*^ ? ?gs
?O-ZS.J .."m^?-Aim NOT A VILE: i**4f?
*81F ANGY 'DR I NK.fl?
. Matta of Poor Kim;, Whitter,, Trms
Spirit ii nutt IvcfiiHC Lin ti o rs doctOr.:<?,,^i>lvof?
and sweetened t'J pleas? thy tiCsSc, ca?lirt?" Ton
les,""Appetisers,* . ' KsMorcr:/' AC., that ie.i>t
t!ic lippier on ?o ?rjr.ki::!:ic?i inti fuf?. but i.re
1. true Medicines tundo from tlx- N'ktivc Ur nt ; and
Herbs of Califantia. frro from hil Alcuiinl'c
stimtilaitto. Vhoyare nv t; ir EAT li;.:;oi>
PUKIFrSlfnuil 1??X*B ??IVlNG I'ltl N
(.11*1.11 a perfect licjioxatur iv^Iivl^uruioror
tho S rs tc ri. carrying ?tTcUiKuVQno-.ia c-nttcr arid
restoring t"C blcoU to a Uca?Uy ouf'.Ulou. .
person caa take those Hitters ?ccortltoj t.. c.:-.
lion mut remain tout; unwell.
Qtfnr Iullninuititnry anil Chronic Ithca?
tlin ti*u:i nuit (.'nut, DyHjiepula uti Itittl
sre?tln?( Hilton*, It nu li tout iin:l I kit ur
milt cut Vvvi'V?, IHstutprn of the HI mid,
Liver, IBiriurvn, nml Bladder, these Hi;
tr!? ltnvis Won ?no?t successful; Such Dhi
?T.HCH aru caused hy Vi;t:itt-d Uland, which
ls jrcnerally |>r?>lnc::I l>y derangement of tUj
Di^f-t I vt* Orghuq.
.n vspniv-iA un ysn?aEHVi?x.
K.T ?u:?lC, P?lit In thc ihon'.dcrs, Co:*.?;!:j, Tijat
;,\ ; of the C!i'.'?{, I>!s,-.l:u'?i, Sour Emctatloi.* cf
huStvinr.-h, taste la t!ic Mouth Billon* AS
t.i<;'..-, i tr. lion of thu Heart, Iuflaimunt'ioa ?.f
til.! Luii?'i.rUu !r. liioreguutf cf thu Kidney?,r.:i l
n ?m.-.c.roil pt'.tor puituul iJt?*?''. ?ms, arJ Uto o:>
tprliigapf D;--?-.'i"---'1' ,
Tbi'y lnvl?i>.v.tJ thu Stomach ami MlmnWa : titi
to: ]>U liver nr.tl 1 .>-. ir.,nl.lclt rui.lL-rtV :?t< r nn
of|nr.'.ii:iI cKcaey lu eie:fusltix tim hlno'd cf nil
(ni'.atritle*. nn*l laijmrfhig ri?w llf<i and vilorto
lim .*?*li?>la sy?>tct:t.
Pilli ?KIX UISKA**' KSJt r.rnptipna,TcUora
RajtnUennt',niotchec'. K?>>?::., l'Un;i]es, I'nitt?leB,'
Poils, Oarhnnclcs, Itlii-j-Wnmis, ScaliMlead. fioro
Eycs.Ivryr-liicla?, ?tcli, Scurf*, DUcoloratUtn? of
thc ?l:ln, Ihuv.ors and IHsi-aiaa pfthc i=kln, of
Whatever nx.no f'r::.tt-:r , r..-j literally tie..;
antlcarrUil out nf tits f^xuni in a f !mri t..:..- i ;
thu uso of tit.KI Dltlers. Ove bottle lu trne?
cusca Krill conviiiCJ thu must liicrcdulona nf ti.cir
curativo ofTeei*.
CltaiiKu liio Vllint?.l 1 fo.-.il wisencver you find
Iti impurities bursting through tho skin In rim
plas, Eruptions or Sores; cleanse lt when you
And lt uufclrilCted and slnggiglt in tho vein*;
clcanso lt when ll ls fool, and your feollni/* will
toll yon when. Keep tito blood puro and tim
health of tho ny? tem will follow.
?PIN, TAPE and other WO H Ms. lurking Sn
thesyatc:tiof so many thousands, are effectually
destroyed and removed. For foll directions, read
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. Ti. H. MCDONALD a
CO., Druggists andOcn. Agents. San Frunclfco,
Cal,, mid 8) and St Coiniaerea Street, New fork.
r.M D BY ALb DRUOOISTS AND I)BALERS.
D?SHtlf ly GEIGER ic. MoOREGOR, Agents.
A fresh supply of Bremen Lager at POL?
LOCK g.
ri\WKJET8Mjl?? Opuqertfl.Qf tho SOUTH OAflOL?N?'tA^0r?S0?IMMIQRATW
?IATl?^T ready for.s?le and doli vcr y4., AU orders' Crom, the ?bantry proniuUJr filled. Agoutaf
: : .v> i >' M ' . . .-.M. * . ?? .? . ; * . , i ii/t?/ j?;
w?ntod ?or tho Counties; of Lancaster, Lexington, Spartauburg, Gi emuville. Abbeville, f3ccjr
odo 'andFickoqs. -' . . , . ..?.?> *- . vt:* *' .??OH? .. " 1 "? hont?
" " ' gi . . 1 >c\
' Apply to v . ! iflfli . D,,.QAAl?ttltt'4 CO., .. " ... ?
0 une C
. General Agehte.'ColunibfS^S.1 O.
m, murar IEHI IBHI
; .,' y . * I '. FOR TH3 BENEFIT OF ?TH?"'' ' . ?*'
FREE SCHCOL F?N?l
. CHARTERED BY TUE STATE; OF SOl?Til CAB0L1XA, \
HaVE COMS??NOED' AND WILL CONTINUE TJHE' DISTR?RDTION. OF (AWARDS' JN j
Lands and Tenements, Jowelrv, llanos, Organs, Harps, Statues. Gold,, Watches,(Silver. ,
and Plated Waro, Diamonds, kc, bv Raffle, twice a dav, at 12 il. .and'5 P. M., at th6 General ,
Omeo, No. 147 Meeting Rtroet, Charleston, South Carolina: .' . .
Tho Directors of tho Charleston Charitable Association, for thcIJeiufit of tho'Free School?
Fund, having complied with tho terms of their Charter? and paid over to J. K. J j ll sou, y tal h
Superintendent ot Education of South Carolina, tho eu m of one thousand doljara, bving thu
annual payment to thc School Fnndnuder tho Charter, [tho receipt bein/.' hereto appended,]
have inaugurated a ByBtom of ''Insurance Certit?rates" which is surrounded by every degroo'
of fairness, and will bo raffled for twice a day, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., in public, under the a?-"
periuteudeuce of Captain Fenn reek, a sworn Commissioners .!. rf .. . .. . : tftticicji
Tho advantages of thiH system are, that the purchasers can b,a,vo tho choice of their own
numbers anywhere from No. 1 to No. 78, and the-priviT?go of limiting or increasing thoir in?
vestments at ploaeure. Tho Schedulo of Rates adopted by tho Company will explain moto
fully and accurately, and-can bc obtained at the Omeo of tbo Company^ or from any Venders.'
Every raffle that takes' placo, ia dabbed and numbered .on the Company's O?ici&l Hooka, and
takes place twice a day, a* follows: ' .ii.jr, ... ? -in,
Numbera printed on Cubes, from No. 1 to No. 78, aro placed [in public] by the sworn. Com-:
missioner in a CISSB Rafflo Cylinder, and are well shaken. A boy blindfolded takes one of
thoao Cubes, which ia exhibited to lue spoctatora and declared to be,'and is* recorded ea, the
first raffled number. Tho Radio Cylinder will thon bo revolved, ?nd the boy again takcanat
another number, wbich TB similarly exhibited to tho spectators ami recorded aa the epppnd
raftto number. This oporation will bo repealed until two'vo numbo're ?rc raffled, out, Withe
Cylinder, and each number wi'l bc recorded on the offlcial bool;S of tho Coinpnny inithpord?r
in whiobit ?H taken in thu raffle. Those twelve numbers so raffled in each rsfdu will decide ali"
the Awards of Certificates. ' i . t i ? it't.
Alt tho numbers in each raffle ure- equal, no distinction peing, mado RB to lue order ia .
which tho numbers* aro taken in tLc raffle, and the Awards arc at onco eleliverfd. to the ^uc-j ,
cossful Certificate Holder. ...... . . t_ >"? ".i
EXPLANATION OP THE CERTIF?CATE^WA^DS. . ' .";
Purchasers soleot their own numbers anywhoro from 1 tc* 78, aqd, for example, say?
pay Tor tbo Bsnie'one'dollar. Hie vendor gives tho p?rchaBcr.a Certificate, with tho number
or num beru selected, and enters the same number or numbers upon thd Company 'ts Resistor,
[with tho araouut BO paid,] to bo returned to tue Offico of the Company hythe vendor before
tho raffle takes placo. Purchasers may 6oleot a ono number certificate, or a two number
certificate, or a three number certificate, or a four number certificate. ..
A single number certificate means a single number eelccted by tho bnyer. anywhere from
1 to 78, and should that number betaken out, in tho twelve numbers so taken from tho Hafllo
Cylindor, the purchaser will bo entitled to an Award of four timos tho value of abaros in j the
rafflod property, or cost of thc original eertificatd of shares. ").'>
A two number certificat o mean a if tho two numbers .au the ocr t?fica to cornea oat. is tho
twelve numbers ta lum from tho Hallie Cylinder, will entitle the successful holder to An Award
of shares in tho raffled property of twenty times the value or cost of tho original certificate
of shares, i . , " . ".','"
A throo number cor ti neate means if the three numbers on tho certificate come out in tho
twelvo BO taken from thc Ra filo Cy limier,-will entitle the.bolder to au Award of shares in the.
raffled property Of 120 times the value or cost of tho original certificate ot shares. Ifv,but
two of the numbers aro ont in tho three on tho certificate, tho purchaser will' receive an
Award of twice tho amount of tho valuo or coat of tho original certificate.
A four number certificate means if tho four numbers on tho certificate como ont in tho
twelve so taken from.tbo Raffle Cylinder, tho purchaser will be entitled to an Award nf shares
in tho raffled property rf SOO times tho value or coat of tho orin ?nal certif?calo of shares. Xi
but three of tho numbers on (ho certificate aro out in the raffle, tho purchaser will receive
au Award of shares in thc raffled proporty of ten times tbs value or coet ci the crisis"! cer1-,
tificat? of shares.. * 'n ...... <
A 'person may invest itt a certificate or Shares in these raffles, an amount small or largo BB
ho pleases. Thc Company's Schedule List nf Awards is ? made out at the i ato of one dollar
for certificates, but ccrtifie-ates will be issued of the value of ?5, S0.and.75 cents; also, il, 1*12,
$3, ii, $5 and to $10, an J upwards, hud the Awards delivered prorata to tho.schedulo list bf'
ratcB. tv'.?tl I inu< c
The above explanation will enable ?hy one- desiring to tal; o a share in th cae raffles, to do so
understandingly, and tbe rafileu, being fairly and honcetlvconducted in public by.theewnrn
CommisBioner ?nd exactly at the hours named, they afford a safer means of ii.ve8tment(than
any other business speculation. '. ' * '. .
The first Propertj' and Lantl Scheme of tho Company will bo issued in o short
" '' '. J '. - '' i . .ir. ?.. -..v. "7/
time, and will bc rnfllod every threo month?. . . . ..
Any further information will bc furnished by the Company's Ag^n,t, Main ?treot, .o.opo?ito
th? site formerly known ns Janney's Hotel, next door below C/4io;i, ofiice, where certificates
aro for salo. . . " ,
l?t. T. LEVIN, QolTiunbia, S. ?;" '
,<> AGENT.OF TUE COMI'AKY.
All cert?ficatraj?obl iii Colimibia will ho decided by, tile 1,2 M. drawings^daily, and .booka
closed at C P. M-.'thc dav previous. . r t .. . . '.
$. . ci: ' .- ' : ' ' " " V' .
' " ' ' Cn intEKTON', May 24, J87i;
. lloceivcd of tho "Charleston Charitable Aesocbition." ol tho Stato of South Carolina, fortlief
Benefit of tho Freo School Fund, [<succeaeors of lt. H. Willoughby k Go., J ono. thousand dol?
lars, being tho snm iu fall to be paid into thc bands of tho State! Superintendent of ^eruca-.
lion, "as squired by an Act of Ihn Goneval Ansombly of the Stato' of South Carolina/paestad1
at tho regular session of ia70-'.71," approved Moi ch 8, 1871.1': . J. K. JILLSON; l'f
June 2 Imo Stc.tr*Superintendent Education SouthCarolitjar.
BtT Specimens of tho Premiums to bo a wa; -led may bu scon at Mr. I. Sulzbucher's etorp,
$20,000 T? BE DiSTRlBU?BP TO I
TICKET-HOLDEllSv
IS Wt IMISBI.U
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....'. ..'""i^;"' .ti'--?i?}-A-\ ti- *mr':tii;:\ ? ti sinai ' l'ut:."
' : - ...1?:ai'--5'9r: *?i- r??noV'-iT9|rf"ovftil.i is.-:-. : ... mi
rilHE following PRO PE IIXY and CASH will bo placed in the hands of the Trustees, Jahn
JL Agnew, Sr , Mai. Me:i;l;nn and II. C. Shiver, in trust for the beiit-iit 6T tho Tic?;ot-nolders
of tho above Associ?t bu., io lio doliv??r?d to lh<<>o who, on thc day tit the raftlo, may bo enti?
tled to them. The title to tho ri al Odtiitc hus hf en placed in tho banda of Col. F. W. McMas
tor, Attorney at Law, who will i xaiuinu thu same and give (ruo warranty deeds, free from all
encumbrance, o ii th?- i:?iy of driuriiig,
The first priv.e ?H the 'leiiiporanee Ha'l, now occupied nh thu first lloor bv Mosers. L?rick A
Lowrance. Thc lot in 2"J feet fraitt on Jl titi slr oct, by 2011 feet deop. Tho building is 150 feet
tong ?nd two stories high, ll is now ?eased for threo years for $1,400 per annum, payable
monthly in advance, valued at .?...??S.OOO
Second Prizo-Lot ndjiuiiitig itose's Hotel, ll tout front, 2C8 feet deep, valued nt.T.'... 1,000
Third Prize-Lot adjac?nl t?. above, 'i?S feet Iront, 2ui feet deep; valued at. 1,100
1 Cash Prize. 500
2 CP.SII Prized, $10? each. 200
4 Cash Prizes, at ?50 ??-. eli . . 200
110 Cash Prizes, at *1<- u?u-h. :. 1,100
120 Prizoa... .$20,000
2,000 Tiokets, at $10 each.D20.000
Tickets may be had of the General Acetit, Dr. 1?. W. WHEELER, at Temp?rance Hall, or
at the MiiBto Store of MOHMM. LvhltAND .V RON, Messrs. JOHN AGNEW .t SON, T. M. POL?
LOCK andD. C. PE!X')I TO .fc SON.
Tbo following gentlemen have consented l<> superintend tho drawing: J. C. B. Smith, A. G.
Dronizcr and Henry K. Scott, ir. connection with a committee of three soloctod by tho Tiokot
holdcrs on tho dav of drawing
As tho tickets have mot with a rapid salo, it may be aafuly presumed that tho drawing will
take place by tho loth of July, at the Thmporance Hall, Columbia, 8. O.
Aa tho names or tho tickot.holders will bo registered in a book which shall be in posses?
sion of Uto Trustees on tho day of drawing, partios mav feel assured that no more than
2,000 Tickets will bo issued.
REFZRXKczfl,-E. J. Scott, Son k, Co.'s Rank; Col. J. B. Palmer, President Central National
Bank; Citizeas' Savings Pank; South Carolina Bank and Trust Company, and W. B. Qnliok,
Cashier Carolina National Rank. .
Capt. Wade L?rick, Agent tn Loxin; 'on. For farther information, address
DH. E. W. WHBBUB.
June 0 ' Box 88, Colombia, B. C.
SOCTD 0*-M>M??.R?13?Ain.COMJ'AWY)
and?ftor Bdtfday, lltfi'ln?tant: - .?'' ,r7-' ''.
i' ..?AHVAX?vAWksrmvtSAxar; ur:-';:
Leave Columbia nt,..,>-.. .7.40 a,m
ArriVo at, CbirLoaton at.". .3,20 J> m
Lt av o Charleston al.. '.....'.",..' -8.20 a xq
/ r ri io at Oolam bf* ai........ \...3.40 pm
MOJ3T ir?rDESa, JP?EIOI1T AND AOOOaTKODATIOK
? :. .i TBA?*, Eftapdpya excepted/]. : '?."
Leave Columbia at?....,.,..?.....,;. *7.G0,B m -
Ar ri vo at Charleston at.. ?.45 A vi
Leave-CharleBtofa at...V7.10p m ' '
Arrive at Goltu-cibia attiUu.v..V-.:%ir.o.O0^m -
?! pamden/Accommodation Train, will cub- '
tipuo to nimtpColumbia as tornwiy-Mont. ?
? ?. B. ricKiys/Gelira, Ticktet ?KeVlr. " . '
j . ? ji ? ''? i \'< ... i i *>!? -) i i iiia
Charlotte. Columbiaan.^ Auguste R.K '
n 1 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,?. . . {
'. i ,, ^> COLOMBIA, B,IO., June 8^1871.???
lc?wing schedule .will be run bver Ulis road : "fir; J
' 1 G01NO KOBTH. .. 'if
L < . . . Train No. 1. tTrain.No.,2*.
Leave AufeostaV.; ;V.3.25 A'.M. KOO P. M. ,
;Leavo Col?mbiSv... :8.C9 A. M. '. 11.00 P. M.' !
Arrire CbaMottm .:. . .2.80P: M. 6.20 A. M.
* . :.4 ? oojLXo HOTJT?; . \> *,-. > . . i
Uave 'Cbarlolt?Vr?.?I?O A.M \ .8.00 P. M. .
L?avo Columbia. A. .a.f?O'P.' ?I. 1 & '?tes A. M.
Arrlvo Augustan 7.60P?Mi::.iL 7,30 A. M.
. No. 1 Train'daily.. ? No. 2, Tra in, daily,-Sun-. !
daya ?xco'ntod. ' Both trabas, m ak o close con
Secti?n tcnffl ptrhits ' North, 8?nth ai'dWa?,
p. 1 Train makeB ?l?se corihoction'at Bien
mond for Virginia-Springs.? - ?
{Through tioketawdldnnd 'baggage checked
ta all principal.points, - .stir yt,i - V
. Standard TlrHe-^W?fihlngton City Time,.. .
O: . ;-E. P. ALEXANDER; General Sup'; 1
E. : BV.?DOBHKX, General Freight an'd-Tioket
Agent.;, ?j; i ?? y.'.'i -?' ??. . - JonolO t:
i Greenville and Columbia Eal]road.'1
.1 j ou K COLUMBIA, Si C.? MABOH?; 1871.-0
t^chodulo wUl bo run da-?y, Handavs excepted,
connecting wifh, Night Trains-.pn.,8outh Caro?
Mri? RaiTVoad1 up and down; also with Trains
{joihg-NottffandSbuth oriCbart?ttc, Columbia
and Angnst?lRftilr?ad:!!'- ,opizal?? 'io TT. J
1 ... lijJtnfiiiVZc. 'J'..: <?.>'*?
M .Belton.,....*. ...i..i?.i'?.v.:'.!6U)0lp?jri;
Arrive at Greenville. . -u? . .^a*,. #.6Q p.tnt
?. ^'1 DOWN,. " . " -
Leavo GroenV?ll? at.: ..'..6.15 ?.'ra?
\%l Belton??.JU i.'....li.....'.! 8.05 fc.'??
' ' Go kobbujy,....... .."...; 10.07 -a. m ;
" .. Ab bu ville.- J8J5 a. m.
, J? 'Newberry..'.'.".'.1,50 pja,
I* Alston.,. .,y"?0lfp.XQ.
Arrive at Columbia.... .'.v.,. ; ?4*.s? 'S-Mpiffi.
. if, ?ju, THOB. DOD AME AD, G?n?ra! SnpV7
M. TR B^BTLBTT, Genprfll Ticket'Agrnt.. .
. j Schedule on Blue J?dge Bttliroad.
ftLgmg] Leave Anderson.... .v.4.20*?. M. 7
SaHPa?Bg " . .Pendleton;_0.20* 'A*.
" Perryv?}o.6.00. th .
,: Arrive at Walhalla.7.........7.00 i'i
Lo? ve-Walhall a-.?:'.'."...8.80'A. M
?1 fl ParrvviUe....iV/v.,-.t.'/...V4.lS '
' ,. Pendleton...:...\6?30 ?A'.'
Arrive ai Andcraon....Q,15'.:!',
Waiting at Anderson one honr for tl,o .arrival ?
.Of.np'ti-afn on Greenvillt ?. 'Drambfa Ko?d." ,
?July 81_W. H. D. G> ixiLARP,' Bdpt; J
i: 'Sdrnmer Schedule p. ? TT. ^ ja., j
'. '^ "f7b>)i,wen?e j?th May, 1871. = , . i
nra^l' 1W? TRAIN. UP TRAIN.,
H?>^' - 'Arrive. Leavd. Arrivo.'Lcave.
Spartanbutgi-.-! ; . 5.80 .. ".6.25 '."
BatesviUe. 6.00 6.00 ' ??tZ: 4.50 .
Pacolet.......... 6C8 6.13 -?-40 "4.45 .
JonesvRlb :.... ? 6.43 . 6.48 .4 05 4.10 .
Uni?avill?...?.':: 7.251 7.60 "8.05 . 3.25
Santuo.. h. I : ' 8.20 '8.25 ' '! ' 2 80 2.83
Fish Dam..... 8.40 : 8.45 J. .2.10 2.16
Shelton..,.045 * .020; . ,,?l.?f . , 1,40
. LyleS-'Ftird.':. 9.40 ' ..L12, 1.17
Strother... J.. ;10 05 110.10 ' 12.50 " 12.55
Abit?n.:.^4LC0 . ' - . ;??.. '-"? . ',,J i2.qo.
. May 21 THOS.IB.JAETBB?, Prealdttat. f '
i ' . Obange of' rMteat??rot> 11 -
PFFICE NORTII^ARQLW*tf.iS.fC*3 '. T 1
f^<?niflEgfeffSaPo ON and aftnrjSlTNDAY.
Smtm^^^^^JfiQe i, 1871, TRAINS.will
Bo run over this Road in accordance,with tho
fpllowin?' mf TTME TABLE.' , . ?\ '
j Trains Going East. TrtibVWesr.'
' v .JU i J .701 j?rj)t*c?anT <K< Afnil. I . "i. i*
"'. i l" .. . ,ABniVE*'U^V^o''?A?-B?tEc,j "C?AVX.s .
Cb?rlotto ' 5,35 am! .,',3.10 nm
8alisbury8.08?m 8.23anJ K86 poi 5,20 pm
Gr'nsb'oll.08?mll.?8am 8.25 p m '8.35p m
Co Shopl2.40 p,ni 1.05pm 9.SOp m 10-.46 p m1
HiUBb'ro2.28pm;.3c?Spr? lt35p roAli37pm .
Riloigh 5lt;5t)m_. , . j, 2.^5.*? 2;.40a,m
GolATO ? . 77 . ; V ^-m a^" TV: .
", , . Tra?na Going Etfst. L-1'-.Traips W"dst;
Charlotte7jl3ani . . .' .-. A) 8:C0 p-ln ?.-..; .-.
S?hWry 4.33?na 487 qm .6.15p te 15.26 pm -
-ar'hso'o 1.25:1m 1.33am 2-lOpmi 2-20 pm.
Co Shop 11.37 pm 12.02a>m 12.S0 p ?52.50 p iii
Dillsbrol0.07'pTn iO.cgaim Iii07*? 11.10 a m
Raleigh d.?3ptn 7.40a*m ? ' ... .-8.45 e. tn .'
Goldsb'o ,; .. . a.OOphil. ,vt. v.r., ru
funoO .. .^ H...GREEN,.M^-?rans.
Thie? i^roo? iilravver*. . <
TUE undersighod hiivo received tho Agency
of. those DRAWERS. f TA??.-orelia mie
Utitig.neeUJulfo?-llLipra-i-' , . _,' '. ?
tectionofererystoi-ctinU ^AVDA?/Nfc ?]
shop in Columbia,'-1 af- ^MOnS?rri^ I
fording a miro protea-S'.,^-?.??.T"?2' I
t?ou from (ho lighMiu- ?ILLLOCKSURAVTXR?
gcrod gantry. For sale s B
lo-A-,by F/URBANKS ??CO.'J fe,
JOHN AGNEW .tSON. ' Aoxsrs, B
A.: . '252 Brpsdway, H.'Y. H
, SMOKED MEATS, J6TC.
SMOKED TONGUES, extra rmobed REEF.
Ferris Fulton Market,Reef.
Diamond ana Orange brand Han....
-. Sugar-cured Bacon Si rips-.'
Picklod Salmon. ..
Mess and No. 1 Mackerel, .vc. nil fresh to
hand. For salo by GEO. BYMMER.S.
NO FIRE TUBBO IN VVA8I1INCI.
WARFIELD^ COLD WATER SOAP.
THIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water,
?oft, hard or salt. U removes f"-"??o.
oil and paint from garments. It washes all
kinds of ghods-cotton, flannel, Bilk or woolen.
It cleanses silver, plated ware and jewelry
without scratching, lt the artioles are much
tarnished, rab them witlPa piece of flannel
which has plenty of tho 8oap oq it. To people
who do their own washing, it is invaluable.
It will save its cost in onewaahtng. For sale,
tn boxes of thirty-six bars, by
EDWARD DOPE.
April 0_Agent for Routh Carolina.
SPECIAL. ATTKNTIOV given to tho col?
lection of Commercial Paper, Interost
on Btato and Railroad Bonds.and Stocks, and
Conversion ot Btato Seouritlsa, by
Nov 23 gmo D. OAMBRILL. Broker,
If yon want your thirst quenched, call at
FOLXOCK'8.