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A? th vo tv in g O??J s (d Diable' Wghi U pba[?
' sabjeot\vbiahbfts'alir?b1btr'a grt&Vd?h!>
;?? of ?tien tl t>n>lu' .thd'fN^rtherh 'Stat??,'tt?
whioh tho'South half but'r?c&ntly b??nv
attracted; We .odp^f?ni''tf,,N?tf York''
- paper, to which oar attention bas beeil*
directed by-a frietid, a- rcs urne of tho
recent pro^?s"a,Ti?'\tb'1N6rtb'orn Stot'os
in. the*a?ifloi?rprotln'?ffllfbri ; dP fish : "
- HAV^t-fodr^^k^?', iHffBn^ move-1
menb was mhd? tb > demonstrate in ? pub?
lia Fay -that-rtho ?sbos Ju. tba great rivers ,
could ,"be .as^u^d^in,propagation and
their 'numbera bo immensely ^multiplied
byjthe artificial prooess. Setb?ret?n had
previously beca ) engaged i&n*tbe cultiva?!
lion of br?ok; trout with 'blore or ICBS'
sacoesaf?l'fesu?ts?' ' Hj?'^?ad ,t'uro?4'>,ttJ?j
' attention to shad and insisted that -with
a sman'^?tlaj^?f t?fc?.ahfl'$b$??r th?se,
excellent .flan?* co/nl d Sgl, .'p rodeoed '" in
euch quantities aa longlut^ho market ana;
moke 8had,jthe oheag food. /tpjr ?tho poor.,
To dem?nstrate this ilbbeoame neoesBqry!
to find a suitable-- place where the work
- could be done outlet" tho protection of
law, aud-Homo peoupinry aid . from, tho
public oQold. bo obtained, . Massachu?
setts and Connecticut wore induced tb
lend their hid inv a joint effort to stock
- tho O on noe ti oat. '> Mr.'Green m a do libe?
ral proposals, to tho Commissioners of
these. States, and went to. the dam at
Holyoke, the'head' waters of the Con
nedtibut',' for' shad, ariaV'tbere began his
work nader great disadvantages, includ?
ing the.opposition of the ignorant fisher-,
men, and rocoiviug but litt lo oouoteuanoe
from the public of tub locality generally.
He sought to demonstrate the truth of
his. theories,'?nd'waa willing to make
almost any sacrifico to. do this. He had
deolared his firm belief thai tho shad
hatched in a particular river would an?
nually return to that river and would re
eort 't? no othor, nod, that by artificial
propagation ninety por cent, of the
spawn would bo productivo,, while, by
tho natural method,-not five.per cent
wero hatched. The correctness of his
positions hate boon demo na tnited be?
yond all doubt. Ho w this has been
done let the Commissioners of. the H tato
of Connecticut tell. In their! report to
the Legislature, just received, are the
following: 1 "
lu tho month of July, 18G7, Mr. Beth
Green, :of Mumford, No v. York, under
tho.joiut patronage of-the Massachusetts
and. Cc-nneotiout Cern missioners, made
tho ?first. ox per i ma a la .in , th o artificial
proBogation of shad in the Connecticut
hiyer/a ;sho7t distance*below. Holyoke
Dam. Mr. Green's skill, and large .expe?
rience ip the- cuitare of -,fish, especially
fitted, him, for the ? .work. His first at?
tempt ; resulted in .hatching, about two
per cent, of tho ova:. His /second at?
tempt, with improved arrangements,
brought oat seventy per cont, i His third
* effort secured uiiioty-nino.ppr cent. ; and
in three r?eeko. he put into tho Connecti?
on t,!^ ver about forty millions bf. .young
shad. . At.this time, nothing was really
kno.y?o about the. growth of the shad;
tharo waa a great difference of opinion
among fishermen acid natu ral i nts; Borne
asserted that it reached maturity, or
marketable sise, in one 'year; others,
that it took from two tofivo years. The
better opinion seemed to. be not less
than three nor moro than five years; and
this was partially corroborated by. the
inveatigntiona of ?Mr. M. S. Treat, ol
Eastford, whioh showed that alewives,
which are closoly. allied to shad, take
four years to matare. It was . also cor?
roborated by the time of the disappear?
ance of shad after the building of dams.
' In the fall of 1867, more young shae
were observed at varions places alone
the river, from Glastonbury to its mouth
on their way to the sound,-than had beor
noticed for several years. Thc ferry
boats-on the river repeatedly scoopo(
them np on their aprons, while mao;
were caught by the fishermen in the!
fine-meshed nets. '"'
In-the followiug summer, Jane 20
1868, Mr. Green -repeated- his expori
monta.in tho hatching of Bhad, at Hoi
yoko, nuder tho direction of Ihe Massa
chusetts Commissioners, and for abou
twenty dajs had complete success. H
tnrh'oa out'"several millions" of youn
ffy^a-fly1. On .tly&- 12th of July, th
weather became sp extremely hot tho
'the temperature!; ?of .lue*1 -wate* range
from 8d to-88 degrees;'and the spaw
was spoiled in* the -hatching boxes. J
is estimated th nt sixty rbi liions.ot'youn
shad vero pitt into the Connecticut: thi
year. . ? \-> - " ' *>.
- Daring (he same year/ attempts wei
. mudo by. tho Connecticut Gommissioi
erato hatch shad at Brock way'a Poi n
bat ?fr was on the 8th of July before tl
ova were placed in the boxes, and tl
extremo beat Of the weather destroyt
them. " !.
f Ko attempts were made.: to hatch chi
in-1870, tho Commieaionrs deeming
prudent to await the. results of the e
i p?rimants of 18G7 and 1868, before i
curring farther expense. The great i
orease of yoong shad seen in I860, as
1868, confirmed the belief that th
would mature in doe time, and an aba
danoo of merohantable shad would 8
pear by the year 1871, at the farthest.
. To the surprise and delight of o
people> however, they appeared in ac
. ? Bailly great, numbers in 1870. Boob
nra of Bhad has not been seen in twee
yeats. Qu Sunday, the.22d of Mi
they appeared in tho. sound in vast nu
bera; captains of vessels sailing thron
. the sound, reported immense sho ila
them near tue sdtf?o? of the waler,
making for tho mouth of the Con nm
out Bi ver. Oa Monday morning, i
23d, over 28,000 ?bad, of good slav, un
taken from the ponds at and near S
brook. The same' day, nt-Lewie* i'pi
beyond Nunoateaick Point, 3,500 wi
taken at one time, being seven times
nshal catch. At Haddam' Island, 1
were takeo at one haul bf the seine.
Withersfield, 900 wero taken daring
day. At Holyoke Dam, 450 were ta!
between 4 and G o'clock in the af tern?
i
&t .n?r.tb?. 5ptber4,$sj?ipg pUc'eV'on't?ip
river, so lar ns heard from', tho' catches
.were1 Tin tis? Ally largo, abd tho fishing
continued uncommonly good throughout
the,fleusou. Tho.Average - quality, und
.ize of the fish were also good. .,, ,.
Now tue ,]oxgest(hauIs pf shad, in pr
near the Connecticut River, of which wo.
haye any authentic record, was in 1811,
wh'?h 2,280 shad wore caught ait rt. singlo
draft at Hatty's Fish .Placo; Prior to
that time; the- largest single draft .had.
been made in 1862, at Haddam Piar, and
it. numbered about 2,300. Comparing
these figures with those given above,
from' Nunoatesick Point, it will be seen
that. tho.?single .catch last year at that
place, was, larger by nearly sixty per cent.
than tho largest single draft ever before
recorded.
It -cannot be positively asserted tbat
thia.great run of shad Was. the result .of
tua hatching of 1867., Your Commis?
sioners entertain tho belief that it was;
and there are certainly plausible reasons
for such belief. It is a remarkable co?
incidence that> such a sudden increase
should .appear just at the time many
bad predicted it and looked for it. It is
a pertinent fact, too, that no other river
shared in this abundance; the supply
elsewhere' was as1 scanty as in former
rears. ? |
i ''This alone is evidence conclusive to
in no biased mind .that shad can be culti?
vated at a small cost in the rivera they
frequent, that they will return to the
placea'where they are hatohed, and that
those, who sow may reap. t .
"But' it is not, the people on the banks
>f tho Connecticut alone who [aro reap
ng a harvest of Bhad.' Tbos? on the
Danks of the Hudson aro beginning to
iee the result of culture in this State.
Ebree years ago Mr. Green began to pro?
pagate on the Hudson'.' The fish then
leposited- are now coming in. There
JOB been no snob abundance of shad in
that riven- for years. The oatoh has been
arge already and tho market is glutted.
Shad are sold at retail in New York fer a
Snarter of a dollar apiece, and in the
ver towna for a shilling. The whole?
sale price has been as low as three cents
per pound within a week. This is only
i beginning.
"Tho quantities of spawn now being
[latched nightly far exceeded what has
icon don? in any season beforo. About
100,000 young shad aro' turned into the
iver every day. This work is being
lone by order of the Fish Commission?
ers of tho State, under the management
jf ; Mr. Green. The operations are
jhiefly performed ou the West bank of
'.he river, a milo or two below Castle?
ton."
Aloys Sennefelder, of Munich, was
the inventor of the lythograpbio act.
On the 5th of November next, the peo?
ple of that city will celebrate the cen?
tenary of his birth.
To Rent.
MA DWELLING, on tho corner of Tlain
and Marion streets. Also, for sale three
building LOTS, 52 feet front. Terms
liberal. Apply to J. H. HEISE,
June 20 Gt_Agent.
For Rent.
WE offer tho following desirable pro
Ana pertj tor rent: T splendid familv HESI
aliuLbENCE, with forty-two acres orland at
kaohed, known aa the "Walker Place." Several
hundred fruit IrecB of choicest aclcctiou now
In fnll hearing. Tho landa aro comprised
of highlands and meadow, with a hold free
sprint not distant from tho bonne. The front,
noar four acrca in t-xtrnt, face? on Upper
Boundary, ono of our moat public Htreets.
lt. O'NEALE SC ?ON,
Juno 8_. Cotton Town.
Dissolution.
THE -copartnership heretofore existing
under the Urtu of AGNEW* A CO., id thia
clay dissolved hy mutual consent, Mr. Owen
Daly will continile thc business, collecting tho
debts of tho lato firm and paying tho Ui
drJhtodnces of thc same.
> JOHN AGNEW,
June 15,1871. OWEN DALY.
-* *
. -Livery and Salo Stables.
THE undersigned
will continue tho hu
sincsB herotofore con?
ducted by Agnew & Go., at the old at ands of
tho lato firm. His Omnihnaca and Carriages
will convey passenger* to and from tho Rail?
road D?pota to tho Columbia Hotel, tho Nick
ore-on Houso. or any part of the city,:. lie will
alaq furnish Horses, buggies, Carriages, Ac,
fer hire on reasonable terms, and solicits the
patronage of tho friends of tho lato firm.
OWEN DALY.
Jone 15,1871._June IC 0
FIRE INStTRAN?S.
'-t-?H?
George Huggins' Agenoy,
Eitabltthed In Columbia, S. C., A. D, 1849.
THE following companies havo compiled
with the laws of the State of South Caro?
lina, and havo boon duly licensed by tho Comp*
troUer-Oenoral of tho State, and by oity vf
Columbia, fur the present year, representing a
CAPITAL OF OVICIt .'.0,000.000.
?Etna Firo Insurauoo Company, of Uar third,
Connecticut.
Importal Piro Insnranco Company, of Lon?
don.
Union: Fire. In?nr?.nce Company, of. San
Francisco, California.
1 Pheonix Firo Insurance Company, of Now
York.
Putnam Fire Insurance Company, ol Hart?
ford, Connecticut. \
Manhattan Fire InBtiraiico Company, of Kow
York.
GEOItO?C HUGGINS, A?t nt.
. Office at Mr. Duffie's now bookstore oppo?
site, tho Columbia Hotol_May 20 jgmo
Jho only fino Playing Cards at POLLOCK'S
TO THE PUBLIC.
;OAS tho salo of tickets in the .Co-operative >
Building Association haa been, so rapid, thua)
?odaciug tho exponees of tho rafllu Terr ma?
terially, tho General Agent has concluded to
reduce the number of tickets- to 2,000. AB
this fol?enlo was not designed ns a, specula?
tion, but merely to change the investment to
moro extensive improvements 'in tho city, it
is hoped that the advantago in tho redaction
of the .number of tickets may bo readily Been
and appreciated. Abo.ut one-fifth of the
number of ti eke ta have boen already din poned
of. DU. E. W. WHEELER,
General Agent, Key Box 88, Columbia, 8. G..
Juno 15
SPECIAL, ATTENTION given to theoob!
lection of Commercial Paper, I merest
on State and Railroad Bonds and Blocks, and
Conversion of State Securities, by
Nov 23 fimo P OAMBBILL, Broker.
,;MANHQ0DT~
How Lost! How Restored!
Jual published, in a seahd enve?
lope. Price, six cents.
ALECTURE on tho Natural Troatmcnt
and Radical Cnro of Spormatorrhca qr1
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility, and Impedimenta to Marri?
age generally; Nervonsneaa, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physioal Inca?
pacity, resulting from Solf-Abuee, Ac, by RO?
BERT J. CuLVEnwELL, M. D., author of the
"Green Book," Ac
"A Boon to Thousands af Sufferers."
Soot under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, pott-paid, on receipt of aix cents, or
two postage stamps, by CHAS. J. C. KLINE
A CO.,
127 Bowery, Sew Yoi li-P. O. Box, 4,580.
June 7_3mo
Murray
Lanman's
Florida Water.
-0
The most lasting, agree?
able, and refreshing of all
perfumes, for use on the
Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the I}ath. For sale
hy all Druggists and Per?
fumers.
BSopt 17
M ir Die: A I..
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on great so?
cial ovils and ahuees, which interfere
with MABDIAOE, with sure means of relief for
the erriag and unfortunate, diseaBtd and de?
bilitated. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Address HOWARD SANITA?
RY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. May 15 Smo
?TT?N SEED OI? CAKE can he had
at all times, and in any quantity, of
Jan 21_E. HOrB.
?E0RGH TUPPER,
BROKER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
? co LUM Ul A, 8. c.
OFFICE over W. C. Fisher'n Drug Store, I
opposite? Columbia Hotel. Muin street. May 2 j
~~To Rent.
A DESIRABLE STORE, on Main street,
J\. near the corner of Histidine. For terms,
applv to Dr. John Lynch, or
Feb 22 _ 11 EN 1) UlX .t HUG,
The Exclianee House
HAS benn overhauled und re-arranged 1
for thu Spring ami Summer. Iced beve
_ rages compounded at choit notice.
_M_uy/?_PAYHIXOKft A FI? ANK ?A N.
New Books, by Express.
PHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEAT?I Ol'!
CHRIST, Ac, by Stroud, and lotter! by
Sir James Simpson, M. D.
W?r and Culturo, hy Arthur Helps, fl.50.
Hugh Miller's Lilo and Letters, two vol?
umes, by Pctor Bayne, with portrait. M.
Christ"innity and 1'oeilivoium. by McUosh.
Pooplo's Practical Poultry Book, completo.
Why Did Ho Not Die? From the German, by
Mrs. Wistar.
Calllrkoo, a Romaneo, hv Sand, i 3.
Climates for Invalids, hy L. Bill. $1 25.
Body and Mind, hy Mandalay, London. $1.
Tho Old Fashioned Boy, by Farquaraou.
Little Men, by author of Little Women.
Pike County Bailada* hy John Hay. tl.50.
Mrs. Booton'* Book of Household Manage?
ment. Moat completo work. Illustrated.
Also, Bomo now Novels by good authora,
j ant opened, at BRYAN A McUARTER'S
June 13 Bookstore.
Diarrhoea Medicine.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Restlessness, Bad Bowels, Cuolic, Pains,
IA desirable modiciue. Wu advite mothers
and nursed to try it-only twenty-five eente.
For sale only at HEINITSU'S
May 30 j_ Family Drag Store
Scythes and Grain Oradles.
2DOZ. superior GRAIN CRADLES.
10 doz. Oriflin's Grain and Grass Saythos,
just received and for salo low by
May 17 _JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Cheap Fertilizer.
TONS COTTON SEED MEAL. Excel
lent for rhfcnure. EDWARD HOPE.
40
Soap! Soap!! Soap!1.!
1 A A'BOXES FAMILY HOAP-quality un
JLVJV/ surpaefled, and prices reduced*20
per cent.-Al wholesale and retail, by
_MayJ!l_JOHN AONEW\fc SON. [|
QOUNTY CLAIMS ANO J Ult Y CEUTI
W0ATK8 bought by
eh 5 D. GAMBR1LL. Broke*.
Moale furnished at all hours at POLLOCK'S.
iW?iito's Gardening for the South,
"jgY:>be lute Wm. A. White, ot. Athone, Ga,.
flOLMES' SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR?
GET GARDENER. $1.60.
Tho Phosphate Rooke of Routh Carolina,
their History &pd Developments-Colored
Platea. il.25. .. .
Six Hermons "on Temperance, by Ljm'an
Beecher.
. Sacred Rhetoric; or a Course of Lect urea on
Preaching, R. Jj. Dabney, D. D. $1.50.
Any above ben ti by mail.
, DUFFIE A CHAPMAN,
Pcb 19_Opposite Columbia Hotel.
CORRECT TIME
MAY ho obtained bv calling at ISAAC
SULZBAOHER'S and purchasing ono
of thone justly celebrated ELGIN
WATCHES, and whero you cati find a
complote stock of Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Waro, of tho best
manufacture.: In addition aro tho
United StatCB, Waltham, English and Swiss
Watches in Oold and Silver Caaes, which will
be closed out at ?>'ow York pricca.
Constantly on hand fine Gold Chains, Seal
Rings, Charms,Lockets, Sleeve Buttons,Sets,
and a varied stock of Fancy Articles.
All kinda of Repairing done promptly, and
warranted, by ISAAC SU LZ MACH Eic,
April 27 _Under Columbia Hotel.
Lard! Lard!!
PURE LEAF LARD-"guaranteed strictly
pure"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and
3, 5 aud 10 caddies, for ealo at reduced mices,
bj;_JOHN AGNEW A BOH. "
Gun and Blasting Powder.
AFULL supply of tho celebrated Dupont's
GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs
and cannisters, ia now offered to merchants
and consumers at the lowest market rates, by
the undersigned, who are aolo agents for tho
manufacturers at this place.
May 25 JOHN AGNEW A BON.
?alt Corn Whiskey,
WARRANTED two years old, at
Fer 21 JOHN C. BEEGERSV
DR. D. L. BOOZER
WOULD respectfully inform
his patrons and the public ge?
nerally that ho baa moved into
his new office, over'Duftie A Chapman's Book?
store, opposite tho Columbia Hotel, where he
tB prepared to execute, satisfactorily, ?il Ope?
rations and work, of whatsoever kind his pro?
fession demands. Terms accommodating.
March B_
M. H. BERRA'S .
Furniture Ware-room
Plain Street, near Main.
NOW on hand and daily re?
ceiving from the manufac?
tories of New York, boston,
Cincinnati aud Louisville,the
_ largest assortment of FDR
NITURE ever kept in this market, eonclstlng
in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber und Din
ing-Room Suits; 200 Bedsteads of different
patterns, ie Walnut and Imitation; also, the
celebrated Georgia Bullt-bbttom Chaira.
All kinds of M AT TR EF SES made to order.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at
shortest notice aud in the best um nu er.
Terms cash and Goods cheap. Oct Sf)
SELTZER
THE house wo live in. The mind 1? thu
tenant ot the body, anil unless (helene,
ment is kept in goori repair, tho immortal oc?
cupant is dotmsBod, distraught, miserable,
aud HOCK tbinga '-us through n ^hias, d.irkly,"
not as the; nally uro. When thc-?toiunch is j
relaxed, tl\r liver lol phi, the bowed* disorder?
ed, and tin nerve* unstrung, ?avig?ralo, vital?
ize, regulate nod ioho tlii.m M it h
TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT.
Its oners t ion ?H curtain, psi uh H.'and salutary,
lt bringe lin* act ion if lhere imptittsbtoiguua
into ?b 11 for ui il.% witli tho laws of beni th; thu
spirits rief'', lije brain denis, sud thc rapacity
t't iMtiov lite in rei t'red tn desponding inva
HllN.
?OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Juno'jWJ?
Sixty-five First Prize Medalr- Awarded.
TilK ?ltKAT
Southern Piano
MA Xt'EACTOItY.
WM. KN ABES & GO.
Manufacturers Orand. Square and Uptight
PIANO FORTES,
il ALTIMORE, Mp.
T?1HESE instruments havo been before tho
X. publie for nearly thirty yeara, and upon
their excellence alone attained nu vnjiurchas'
edpre-etAiuence, which pronounces them une?
qualed. Their
TONE
Combinen great power, sweetness and fino
. lngir.g quality, aa well aa great purity of in?
tonation, and owtetneta thronghout the entire
i scale. Their v
. TOtJCIl .
Is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from
tho t lioness L.und in KO many pianos.
IN WORKMANSHIP
Thoy are unequaled, using nono but tho very
best seasoned material, tho largo capital cm
ployed in our business enabling us to keep
j continually au immense stock of lumber, Ac,
on hand.
J?Y All our square pianos havo our new im?
proved ovRusrucNO SCALE and AgrajVe Irtble.
JBJT We would call special attention to onr
lute improvements in d it AX 1) J'J A AOS and
SHU A HE G EA EDS, patented August 14,
18C?, Which bringa tho piano nearer perfection
than han yet been attained.
Kvery IM uno fully W m-r uni ni lor 5 Ytarn
. We havo mado arrangements for tho sole
wholesale aqencu for tho most celebrated
PARLOR i)/tGA XS and MKEODEONR,
which wo'offer wholesale and retail, at lowest
factorv priets. WM. KN ABB & CO., y
'S May 23 lUt?mb Ballimore. Md.
A frosh supply of Bremen Lager at POL?
LOCK'S.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
IO PEU CENT. BELO jv COST,
AT
GOODMAN'S CIOTHINd BAZAAH;
THIB is no humbug. We aro obliged to
<liaDOBO of all Goods now-in store by the
lat of September, to make a' change in onr
business. Take notice, that each article is
marked ita cost in plain figures, from which
will ho DEDUCTED TEN l'EB CENT. The
pnblio ia particularly requested to call early,
as bargains may Jae obtained. Country mer?
chants visiting tho city can find a choice stock
of new and seasonable woods at our store;
Boar io mind, goods 10 per cent, below cost'
at GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAB.
May 19_?_
The Great Medical Discovery!.
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA v
VINEGAR BITTERS,
s? Hundreds of Thousands g? "
Boar ttiUmonr to their Wonder- Sg.tr
o "3 falCurativo Effecte, g |e>
!?|WHAT ARE THEY?fe?
'"FANCY DRINK
?Marie of T?nnr Rom, W?iUU?y,-, Wot*
Sui rlts nutt Refine- I.l?uurri<i<->clt-red,?:>li*eti
arnisweetenedto please tho ta?ir. calldi"'Iun
les,""Appetizers,''. . Uestorcru," .?-c., t'.t&t lu-\
tba tippler on to drunkenness a:-.d ial:;, hut are
a imo Medicine,mado from thc N'uil?.- Knots uri'l
Ileriif of California, free frotii nil Ah ohotlc
Ht i iii ni nit tn. 1 nov ate the (Jit Ii A T 1? Mitt D
I'lIllIFlBIt nm! LIFI? ({{VING I'UIN
I'11* LE ii perfect lieu.JVutor bud iiivlzorklor of
the System, carrying ofTu'l poisonous u.utter r.:. !
restoring t.!i? Ultu tl to c lu-a'thy cantil:!.itt.
parson can take lliw>e TU.tors according V. .
?-?ti anil remain lung un'u'rll.
^ifor 1 nfl i. in J:IU t ni y mid C'Siroul? lUu'u
II?IUIMIII nuil (J.ml, !>yK|*c:?nia ur I.T.II
iri-vt?nii, (tilinto, Uciu'.i lent mid 1 mor?
tui tl'-ut Fever*, Dlfcttiisci* of Iii? Blood,
Liver, Ki.Iuej .;. ii i:J lllnditrr, t'trso Tlil
ipvit l.ftvj h.-.-1 i.t,.U i ixwutftil. Hu rh Il??
rr.sen r.r.? ra:;n*il I,y Vii luted Illond, u-h:rh
1- ireucrally liri:?ticed ?y ?Icranj:cuiuiit of tho
I) : ti 1**1 i Vii Ol/bttUt.
ii Yril'iri'.SI A Ott i S DIGESTION,
i .- ..!...'.i.-. ! ;.'..i I i Ihv t'S-.tiMcrs, Cony.h*, Tirtit
i.- - of Cn- ! ;? ?*!, D!r/I:t.-M. f.onr Krnt>t?tlo::J ot
iii -. t ini.-.rti, bad hut? In tlio Mouth Iilliouj.At
ta ' .. ' _ , :?..!' the Heart, Inflatnn:atloa,et?
t . . :.!-,!..:.. I'.bi i.i l'na.-?n!('::3 of thc Kill ney*, and
u hUhtiu d oi'..rr paialul ;> mu tomi-, thu ulT
? ? .- gio!" i)j!>;.i ; ?ii.-..
'I,.? y i;;vig ?rat? ific Ppttniott and stimulate, mn
i, ? ??id i:v>r?ttd ' o-.v;)?,vr:-i?li ren.itrthstn of tnt
,.....?),.,] t fflrtscy li ??caiioiii? tho bbiod of ?ll
i.!i'.i:i!ll.-c, a:ul Imparting uowlliu andvlyorlo
l . whole, ij Ut;,:.
F ll K SK IS l)l-;r.AS:-.U. r.ruid'.ont.Tetter.
Sui: lllirnm, l.luUi.U. SpvL, i'linptes, I'mtulcs.
r.-lU. CM jtnwl??, Rlng-Vfo: ins, Pc-itldiee-.l, ?<?r-5
lSvs,?!ry?lpel?e, Itch, Scu.-f-, DlncoloratlotU. of
il.? PMJ, nmiKtrs awl I?;.-.awes of th" Bain, ol
nhateter nama or nature, are 'literally dov l.;
an.l curried ?ttl of tho ayaleiu In r. 6U?rlli.::i? i.,
til? uso of tlitu Hilt*:*. Otic lottie la '.-MU
C-Mi will courlncj Ult. tJO?t lccru.luK.u. of tln.-.?
curutiTectreeti. .*?" -f
Cir amo tilt Vitiated ifaod w>on?T*-y-.il i'.i-.d
Itt Impurities burnilng through lUakk.li I...'La?
y-Iba, Eruptions cr Boro? ; deanne ll vhf.'.'yon
lind lt obstructod tii.l alucylsh la the veins;
'cleanse lt when lt la fou), and yt?ur ft?i linus will
t*il you when. Keep tho blood pur? aud Uta
failli of tho syateia will follow.
01MN, TA 1'B ?nd other WO It .11 rt, larkin:; la
IMO ny .tc m ?f co many thousands, aro effectually
duslriiyeri ?oil n-ntoved. For full dlre-tlrtas, read
carefully tbe circular around each bottle.
jltVAl.KP.ft. Proprietor. It. n. MoDOSAM) ?
ni., )>ruiO(isls ?nd (len. Attenta, San fronclico,
( a! , and SJ and SI Comiunreo Street, Now Vol'-.
1> BY AM. DltUORI?TS AND DCALKlUi.
p28||{1Tly GEIGER A McGREGOR, Agents.
The Dexter Stables.
THE nndoraigned^have re?
moved their Stables to the now
building, immediately Sonth ol
^Tanney's Hall, and, with a now
stock of CARRIAGES, BUG
fetEB ano imo HORSES, are prepared to an?
swer all calls that may be mado upon them,
norsea bought 'and sold on commission.
Persons in want of good stock, aro invited to
givio us a call. Liberal advances mado on
stock loft for sale. BOYCE A CO.
Mi BOYCE.
PgTTiNon.x.. Jan 24
Every One Drinks Seegers' Be'er,
BECAUSE it gives Btrength %ud improves
their health. March ll
aJ
, AIKEN (^KE^?lft LAND SALE,
' '$103.000 tobe Distributed to Shar'choldci-s. .
JtTUVE nnbjiAfeK will parch-.*? K ?lion., in
F. . eluding A work of ni t worth flvo dollar?,
ii Tiie Dertiy'FrfrmTfdporly tn'B? distributed
embraces thc Inlett Vineyard and Orchard ti
irt the Son tb. . ... , . ulv_?
UNI^U'ALED CLIMATE! 'PEACEABLE ?
jj fi ?j (JOUST, il GENEROUS SOIL! ; -
Tho M lu br ?"iu niid.hoallh-givinK climate of
Aiken haa'given'it thenamoof ?'TheSaratoga
of tho Bou th." / , . -, ' vyii.
I95.0CO in PromintiiM prcuintcd lo share?
holder*;Uf,;^ ?",9>. . . .
$100,Q?,0' in "JlcaLi.EBtate and Greenback
Prizea to bo distributed to Bharo-holdcrs.
94 Real Eetato'Prfr.es, worth from $300 to
?6.000. . .
. ' 622GreotibffckTri?CB, from $5 to $1,000.
Only 19,000 *H?feK will bo issued.
ONE SHARK IN EVERYTHIRTY-ONE TV ILL
" DRAW A PRIZE. '
Thia Real Estate : Property, conveyed bj
Deed, of Ttuat lothe DomiuUtee who are tc.,
'conduct the Drawing, 1a to bfl transferred by
them to tho fortunato. Share-holdera aa soon
as the remaining shares are sold.
The Drawing *wlll tako 'place according to
the pnblichcd programme. -
THE DAY OF THE DRAWING
Will bo announced by' telegram to tho Aeeo-- .
elated Press. A BDiail aura invested now may ?
secure & fortune.
Every Share-holder ?iny rest assured ofw
equal justice, and that tin's Bchcmo, unlike.
manv others,
IS '' JAIRi FQUABE AND HONEST.*?
Money rqoeivod alter tho booka are closed- .
will be piomptly returned. For full particu?
lars, as embraced In. revised pamphlet, ad?
dress J. O. DERBY, General Manager,
. Key-Box No. 884,- Augusta, Qa.; ?
Q. E. I).
Symbolic Admonition !
THE season is at hand when the human .
family is more nffiicted than during any'-'
other part of the jear. The nun'a ray u acting!:
upon thu decayed vegetable and animal mat- j
ter, poisons the atmosph?re, and produce^.,
many dlsorder? of the BJ stem-Chilla and Fe?
ver, Biliona Complaints, Diarrhoea, Dysen?
tery, Cholera Morbus, Grimpe and Chollo, etc.. .
Hence the ty-tcm requires an invigorating
and tonio medicino, that will brace np ita
shattered forces', and enable tbe ?rgano to
perform their proper functions. For thin pur- '
?ioae we would recommend the nae of DEIN?
TBH'S QUEEK'B DELIGHT.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach.
For the Liver and KUI ne ye.
For Coucha abd Bore Throat.
For the Loagaand Spitting of Blood.
For Yr e ak ness and General Debility.
For losa of Appetite. .For Sick Headache.. . .
For Diarrbeea. and Dysentery.
For Fever and Ague. For Biliona Fever?
For Cholera MOrbns and CrampB. '?!
For Palpitation of the Heart.
For Broken Down Nervous System.
For Neuralgia and Rhenmaticm.
For Purifving the Blood.
nBXHITSHtS QUEER'S DHL?GHT
The people- approve of, and pbyeioiane BUDC
tion ita nae,.because it ia a good medicine,
Tako no other medicine, lt iu a Boring iuvi
gorator, a Bummer tonic, a purifying bevo
rage, admirably adapted to all conditions,
male and female-grown persona and chil?
dren at this particular season. Be enre and
call at Hciniteh's Drug Store and get a bottl
of his great medicine.
.Prepared only by . E. H. HEIN1TBH,
May ?0 t_Druggiat and Chemist.
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
or
SOUTH CAROLINA
.-- - -
Deposita of #1 and Upwards Deceived,
INTEREST ALLOWED ATTEE l.^ilE t?i
SEVEN PER CENT. PER AAM-M.
ON CERTIFICA!ES OFDEPO.sI'i,
AND SIX FER CENT. COM?
POUNDED EVERT SIX
MONTUS ON ACCOUNTS.
OFFICERS. .
Wm. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer. ( l.i, .
, John P. Thomas; \ Vice-rK.sidt.it"
A. G Breni?er. Cashier.
John C. B. rliniih, Aauiatunt Caahiei
Directors. j?
Wade Hampton, Wilban.Quil?n, A. (mila 6
koll.F. W. Me51a?tir. John 1'. 'ibomas. E. H.
Hcluilsh, Johu B. Pallin, Th on ir a E. Gregg,
Columbia.
J. Eli Or*-BK, Marion.
O.-T. Scolt. NewLerry.
W.O. Mnv, Newberry.
B. H. Kutii-dg.-, CbarlcBtoii.
Daniel Uavubel. Jr.. Charh-st-on.
?locha tilca, 'Lnbuiriiri., Ch rta, Widows, Or?
,?bun.- and nthorn may here deposit their sav?
ings abd draw a. h bi ru J rete nf in torea t there?
on. VlantiTB, Professional Men and Trust?es
wishing to draw ititeiest on their tunda until
thoy require them for burincHB or other pur?
poses: Paivnti- det-iriiig to set apart small
muni for their children, and Marrie d Women
.md Jliuors ( whoa? d?pliait* can only be with
.lrcwrt by themHftlvef., nr. in case of death, by
their le??J representatives, ) wir bing to lay
iisiile. runda?Vr future uso. are here afforded
an opportunity or depositing their means
whero they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
the name ttqjo, bo subject to withdrawalwbea
SIXWAL .STTIOSAL BASK
or
t() li t J?IIIA, s. c.
Present Capital, $100,000.
Ain ntlltlZRD CAPITAL., ?500.000. .
OFFICF.r.8.
' John Tt. PalmcT,Tresidfnt.
A. G. lh i-tii. er, Cashier.
C. N. ?. Butt, AasiaUiil Cashier.
? mnT.'CTons.
J. Eli Gregg. John B. rainier, F. W. MoMaa
sor, R. D. Semi, of R. D. Set.li &. Sou; G. W.
Uranien, of Copeland ?V Bcarden; B. I?. Brvan,
or Br? an A MeCartcr; W. C. Swaffield, o'f R.
li W. O Kw?ffitdd.
F. Wi McMaster, Solicitor.
Tn IS Bauk is now opon for the ttansact'.on
of a general banking boniness,
c KUTI F i CAT rs OF DEPOSIT ot curreney or
coin, bearing interest at tho rate of seven (7)
per oent. per annum, in kind, will be leaned.
Deposits from County Officers especially so?
licited; also, from Trustees, .ddminiafrafer?,
Executors, Professional Men, and others. ,
Particular attention given to acconnla of
City and Country Merchants, and other buoi
nese men, and tho usual accommod&tlona.ox
tended. -
Notes, Rills of Exchange, and other ?vi
donees of debt discounted, and money loaned
ou collaterals.
Stocks, Ponds, Gold and Silver bought ana
soldi ?,
Mutilated 'Currency purchased, at a amati
discount. . ".-,.',
Sight Drafts drawn direct on all the promi?
nent places in England, Ireland, Scouaiid,
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den?
mark and the Orient. letters cf Credit leaned,
i arabio in any of the above placea. .
Drafts on all the prominent cities in tho
United Staten bought and eold.
. Banking Honso opposite Columbia HotoL
I loon from Pto 3. -_Feb 28 ly^
. Seagers' Beer
DON'T contain Strychnine It is pnro.-an?"
warranted tobe so. ._March U
Freo Soup overy day, at ll o'clock, at Tofc
I tocK'a.