The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 23, 1871, Image 1
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. . -A CPT.TiV. 'i nnT.TlVPTA ? H T?mh -A/Y, MYYR M IV.?- t>Tl*TTiV95* IS 71. ii, VOT,, V?T-Nil ?9. .
got np to belp^rongh* ^ Kji ftlu*/
bill, tho iVio??^ bowh3d, ia rfocpr^aot
in dignaron, ^Thns *jL'{ .^jajji. na. bis
treafc?p'on vWhat IDqn't.Knowof. (ho
South." ^The. other- night, ' after bia
Texas travels, H. O/ gave us "What I'
Know of -the Soothi*'. [r ii.n-volUI ... ;
"Tho thieving, carpet-baggOrs, ate a
mean : paoki.. Tljey -do exfct^hors.? I
h av o ECG h s ? ni o of them M hoy are folio ?a
who crawled down Sbiftn in the'track of
our armies, and generally tit tVsafo dis
tanoe to . tlie r oar ; itom'o bi 1 thens in ? the
sutler's vvagouB, and Borne with .CQ^OU '
permits ? u their pockets: aaa they iugra:
tinted' themselves,''with'tho negioes-a
Bimplo,i'credulouB; ignorant set of mcn,!
very toady to .follow any who profess to
be champions? of . their, causo;, und so
some of them got elected as Senators
and Representatives, and some, as Judges,
?betflff*, ?tor. ; and there' they ata'nd.'right
in the p ubi io eye, stealing, plundering,
some of theiq. wi t?dh erarais round .tho
negro and their honda in his pockets
(laughter)-and the public looks at them
and do os not look at the honest 'm'en,
and calls tho m ; carpet-baggers, They
are pious tuen, top; there I thieving*, oar
pot-baggors, and are greatly, concerned
about the' salvation of the black man's
Boni. *liet us pray,' they say-(great
laughter nt Mr.' Greeley's imitation of'
tho tono of these saints-but they spell
pray, with un e. (Reno wod laugh tor.)
They obeyed the apostolic injunction to
pray without ceasing'. Fellow-citizeDS,
tho timo has' been and still is .when it
was perilous, to be known aa a Republi?
can or an abolitionist, in. the. South; but
it never called a bluali,-.of shame to a
man's cheek until those' thieving carpet?
baggers went there;-* They got into the
Legislature. They issued bonds and
formed improvements.. The improve?
ments^ .-were .not made, and tho bonds
went.into their own pockets,. (Laugh?
ter.') Bat yon will say, gentlemen, that
' we* have suoh at tho North. Yes, we
have, and I know many of them'-(laugh-,
ter)-bnt it ia this, that" the Hon th was
without money, olm?fit without friends,
these fellows oame there to rob when
there waa nothing to steal,,or very little,
taking tho last. flhi,u plas ter off a dead .
man's eyes. They Wore recognized not
only aa thieves, but aa enemies.- Here
the men who steal are at least oar bonn- ;
try m cn; so <st Albany, Trenton or Har?
risburg, those who steal db not barry the
'money ont of'the State as these fellows
do. Ti)e Sooth was not merely beaten,
but it was yery much .Astonished; they
have not got o vor the amazement of their
defeat yet. ' Wh?k they see of us they
Bee in th oso robbers, and they view the.
North with jaundiced eyes, representing
to thom disgrace, and the greatest obsta?
cle to. the ascendancy of. Republican
principles aro these fellows,.and aa suoh
I den on noe them. Well, friends, y ou
.justify the Ku Klux-justify them in
what? If they should just take a hun?
dred or,two of theso thieves and place
them gentbjvacroaa rails and bear them
peaceably across the-Ohio, I should 'pot
justify, tho act, but tho tears I should
shed would live in a very small.onion
(laughter)-that would wa^er all ,my ?qr
row: but thoydo. not do wat.!1'
^em?s^s?y.'that ?L?jflj 'knows, moro
about thb' iQohth -when ho kuows some- <
thing than when.' he knaws:pothing. " 1
Tho Now Orleans Titnr.s says:
"Aot?lles' wroth waa bbt. a mild expk
sion to that of tho Radicals of the North
over Greeley's * faithful photograph ' of
Southern oarpet-baggtery. They asseve?
rate that'Horace lins gb m? c?o an daft,
that tho hog and hominy 01 Texas, and
the fried and fi towed beefsteaks of that
gastronomically benighted- region, hsvb
disordered,"his ^ntblleOf1 tte wety'lsI" lils
digestion, ?? 'H?rspe) they; know ['w bb
truthfnf, ingeuodaaaod hisfcoriddlly' reli?
able, .AU that .he slly^about the plun?
der, eb?latf^h a'bbnc^rnfibred' wrongs
and outrages tb wfllo^'thS'Sohthefn pep- '
pie have been subjected bV'thb'horde bf
political mondfennts and spe'cUla'tors that
have descended upon them, is doubtless
very; tr be. ~/Bh't ho w absurd and i t?a pol i
tiSjm lum fd "say flbpnTnioTy; to.the very
faces of the .sachems: ol:,the party?:
Whafcasenso orv-pohoy. is thore in so
honorai and; influential a Radical chief
furnishing the enemy with themes and
pro???1 agat?st his'' own -'party? Is he,
whtfha? been haretbfor?* w?V chief reli?
ance for argurnentu, mots 'find 'stutiatiep,,
tob? permitted tbus > to ;fcu rn 'against the
party - he has n oarishod - into' li fo and
vigor?' and ito. proclaim' to ithe world, that '
it baa promoted and senkf?rth.as its rep?
resentatives and missionaries the most,
rapaoioos.'and godless crew of harpies
that over,full upon a defenceless people?
How can wo stand, before the world and
denounce Lim Southern people for even,
violent manifestations against, so vora?
cious and pitiless a horde bf depredotor|
and defamers? . iii;?,-.) . ? i
"How-e?n mo maintain'.even our Kb
Klux bills and tim" military,intervention
of the Federal Government, when their
main object a are to maintain these unpa?
ralleled scamps in power -and office?
These are grave questions, to which'the
ever fertile and responsive Horace will
farniah prompt replies in tho coln rana of
the Tribune as soon as he gets well
established in his dingy old office, and
hus tl ca on bis well-wbrn harneas.
"Wo shall look with curiosity and
anxiety for the explanations which ap
?ear to be imperatively demanded of
[orono, by tho whole Radical party of
the. North, abd especially by their ma?
ligned missionaries and embodiments in
this part of the Union." . 1
A St. Louis man'g mortification nt
being beaten at dominoes lcd him to
try his luck at suicide with eminent suc?
cess.
Refined'Oil.
COTTON SEED BEFINED OIL; by tho gal?
lon or barral. Also, ia glsass, pints and
quarts. For salo low. _E. HOPE
Tho coolest Lager in tho city can be ?pi
POLLOCK'S.
.. ? -.-i-1-rr
.g^p-o-io lal-T?jolELo oe.
CONSUMPTION,
ITS'CUKE A NP ITS PREVENTIVE,'
. .<> nv J? fi. Heinzs vu, M; t>. . va.
^/?r?!NV * human being bio" passed- away;J
J.TJL' for wlioao death th oro waa no other rea
BOQ than tho ?PSUMSI if !<noffn ?nd indispnt
ably proyou moans of euro. Those nour aud
dear to family aud frionds aro Blooping tho
dronrak-?? alambor in to which, had thov calm?
ly adopted! . > >, . ...
? I ! ? fail, JOSEPH H. SOUEMCKS
. - SIMPLE TKEA1.MEI?T,
And avtulod themselves of his wondorl ul citi
cnoioua raediciuoB, thoy would nut have fallen.
Dr. Bohonck has. iii Ida own caao, proved
that wherever sufficient vitality remain-}, that
vitality, by bia niodicines and bis directions
fdr their uso, is quickened into healthful
this statement there-is nothing presump?
tuous. To tho faith or tho invalid is mado no
representation that le' not 'a thousand times
substantiated by living and vixibio works.
.The theory of the oure by Pr. Sch ruck's me?
dicine Ls as simple as it in unfailing. Its phi?
losophy reAniroB no argument. It ia* self-as?
suring, aolf-convinoing.
Tb? Seaweed Tonio and Mandrake Pills are
tho first two weapons with . wbi"b tho eitadol
of the malady is assailed. Two-thirds of thc
oaeqa of 'consumption originate in dyepopaia
and' ft f unction ally dinordered liver. With tint
condition tho bronchial tubOB "sympathize'
with the atom ach. They respond to thq mor
biflo aotion of the liver. Here, then, comei
the culminating result, and tho setting in
with a'. UH distressing symptoms, of
??? CON HU M PT ION.
Tbe Mandrake Pills aro composed of one o
nature'? noblest, gifts-tbe Podopbillum fol
tatum. They pos?ese all the blood-search
inc, alterative properties of calomel; but, un
like calomel, tbey
..LKAVH NO BTING UmUNI)." '
"Tho work of euro is now beginning. Th
vitiated and mucous deposits in the bowel
and in tbe alimentary canal are ejected. Tb
liver, like a clock, is wound np. It arouse
from its torpidity. Tho stomach acts reepor.
alvely, and the patient begins to feel that h
is getting, at laat,
, A SUPPLY OP GOOD BLOOD.
The Seawcod Tonio, in conjunction with tb
Pille, permoat ea and.aasimilatca with tbe foO<
Cbyhflcation is now" progressing without il
?irevious tortnrea.' Digestion becomes pair
esa, and the oure l? noon to bo at ham
There is no moro' flatulence, no oxaoerbatio
of tho stomach.. An appetite sots in.
fi Kow oomes the greatest Blood Purifier ov<
yet given by an indulgent father to euuerin
man.: Bchenck'a Pulm?n io Syrup cornea in I
perform it? functions and to hasten and coe
piste the euro. It enters at onoo upon i
work. Nature oaunot bo cheated. It oolloo
And ripens tho impaired and diseased portloi
of the lunge. In (ho forra of gatherings,
prepared them for expectoration, and lol in
very abort time, tho' malady is vanquisbc
tho rotten throne tbatitooaupiodis renovati
and made now, and tho patient, in all tho di
nf ty of regained vigor, steps forth to cnj<
the manhood or tho womanhood that waa
GIVEN UP AS LOST.
The Bocond thing is, the patients mnst at
in a warm room until they get well; it ia i
most impossible to prevent taking cold wh
the longa are diseased, bat it must bo pi
vented, or a enre cannot bo effected. Frc
air and rifling pat, especially in .thia uceti
of tho country in tho fall and winter acate
are all wrong. Physicians who recomme
that course loso tboir patients, if their Inti
aro badly diseased, una yet, beoause they, i
in the house, they must pot ait down oui
they must walk about the room aa. muon a
aa fast as the strength will bear, to get ni
gor d' circulation of blood. Tho patio,
treat keep in good, spirits-ho determined
3'jt well. This has a great doal to do with i
appetite, and le tho great point to gain.
To despair of; cure afteranch o vide nco of
possibility Lp the worat caeea, and morale
talnty in all o Hiern, ia siuful. Dr.. Schone
pomonal statement to tbe Faculty.of hin c
oure waa in these,modest words:.
"Many yoars ago I was in the Ja st. atngei
consumption; confined lo my bed, and At <
timo my physiciane thought that I could
li Yui^ wqcU'?thou. likO a^drawn?bg 'man* oat
ing^aT sfratfs.'T heard of *'?n3'*ohta1nod
preparations whicli I now offer to tho put
and they made a perfect enro of.ino.
seeiue?'i6niiitllaf S, could feel them pencil
my whole eyst'em. They soon ripened
matter in my lurfgsi a'nd 1-would npit hp rr
than a pint of offensiro.yellow mutter e>
morning for a long time.
'WiS. ?OOI1 US thal . bogAp to aubsiih',
couth, 'fever, p.Mii.anA'?lgiit?weat J all ho
tcV.loave mo, and WV appbtith breame sog
that ft'was with difilctilty that I could I
ricun' oritlng too much; I, a bon'gained etrei
and havcgrowii ip lief li ?v?r since.
"I waVw'eighed shortly after poy recove
anded tho D??tyf, "then looking like a i
skeleton; my Hf?igjit was only niucty-s
pounds; rhy present weight, is two huh
abd twenty-five T2M1 pounds, and foryci
hftvo enjoyod uninterrupted boult li."
Dr. Ucbonck has dlucon?n?ed his pr
atonal vi?its lo New York and 1 toa ton. 1
his son, Dr. J. II, Scheuch, Jr., still con!
to see patients at their omeo, No. 15 h
Sixth Btreet,. Philadelphia, ovcry Sate
from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Thoeo who w
thorough examina lion willi tho Iloapiror
will be charged ?5: . Tho Bc-spirunietci
clares tho exact condition of the hinge
patiente can readily learn whether the
: curable or not.
Tho directions for taking the modicinc
adapted to the intelligence even of a i
Follow those diroetione, and kind natur
do Ibo rest, excepting that in some east
Mandrake Pilla are to be taken in inc;
doses; tho three medicines coed no otb
oompantmente than the ample instru
that :accompany them: First create ap]
O? returning health hunger ia tho mot
ooine symptom. When it -oomes, as I
come,' let the despairing at once bo ot
?cheer. Oood blood at once follows, the
loosens, tbe night sweat ie abated,
short time both of tboao morbid ay m
are gone forever.
Dr. Sohonok'e medicines aro oonatantl
In tone of thousands of famiUos. AB a
! tive or purgative, tho Mandrake Pilli
; standard preparation; while the Pu
Syrup, as a curer of coughu and colds. I
I regarded. Sa a propbylactorio againe
sumption ia ?ny ot its forms.
Price of ,tho Pulmon?a Syrnp and Si
Tonio, $1.50 a bottle, or ?7.60 a half
Mandrake PHls, 25 ct?, a box. For sal
drugpiat? aud dealers. JOHN F. HE Ni
8'C"llogo' Place, Now York, Wholpaalo i
Nov 10 _ ?
AVOID OJDACKS.-A victim of ei
discretion, causing nervous dobili
mature do?ay, Ac, having tried in vai
advertised remedy, has a simplo rn?
H?if-cnro, which be will ?end freo to hie
sufferers. Addroes J. H. TUTTLE, 78
street, yow York. '_Deo88
STOCK?, BONDS and COUPONS
and sold hy D. Q AMBHILL, Bi
Ui .< TO THE ,ini?LIOt??- ?' il ;'
I E3A3 tho salo of tickcta in the Co-operative
Bulkil tig Association bas boon.so : rapid, thou
reducing tho oxponscs of tho i afilo very ma?
terially, tb'oGeheral Agent-' hau concluded tb
reduce tho' number of . tickets tO'.2,000. Aa
this Bchpme was not d?aighod as'-a specula?
tion, but merely to change tho investment to
moro extensivo improvements in the city, it
is boped that thc advantage- in Ibo reduction
of the number of tickets may bo roadily seen
and appreciated. About one-fifth of tho
number of tickets haVc been already disposed
of. ?R. E. W. WHEELER,
Oenoral Agent, Key Box 88, Columbia,.B. C.
. Juno 15_
DEBILITY AND EMACIATION BUT?
result from the lack of ability to convert the
food into nutriment. How necessary, then,
for those suffering from theso alarming symp?
toms to immediately resort to a remedy that
will strengthen tho- etomach and digestive
organs. For, is soon as this dosirable object
has been accomplished tho health improves,
and tho patient resumes his usual personal
appearance Hoetetter's fit omach Bittere
baye attainod a world-wido popularity in snch
oases, and havo beon proven tho best and
safest means of romoving constipation, toning
tho stomach, giving energy to the livor, and
relieving every eymptom of nervousness and
depression of spirits. Its cheering and bene?
ficial edee tn are highly spoken of by thou?
sands, who owo to it their restoration tc
health. No restorative in the annals of mo
dicine has attained tbeaame popularity in thc
short apace of time it has been before th?
public, or baa won the high endorsements ac
corded to this excellent tonio. Many othei
preparations, purporting to be corrective!
anet restoratives, have been introduced, ace
have perished one by ono, vhilo the popularity
of Hostetter'a titomach Bitters continues t<
increase, and is now recognized as a Btandarc
household medicino. The BUCCCHS which' at
tends the use of tho Bitters evinces at onci
ita virtues in all cases of debility and diaeasei
of tho stomach. Certificates, almost withou
cumber, have been published, attesting it
truly miraculous power in. removing thos
painful and fearful diseases. And at this tim
it soems idle to do more than call attontion ti
tho groat remedy of the age, in order t
awakon public attention tb its excellence. I
is thc sidy preparation of tho kind that is re
liable in all casoa, and it is thoreforo worth
of tho consideration of tho afiliotcd,
Juno 10_to_
SPRCIAtLi ATTENTION given t?theoo
lection of Commercial Paper, Inte-ref
on State aud Railroad Bonds and Stocks, au
ConVortdon of State Securities, by
Nov 23 Gmo *P PAM BRILL. Broker.
ffln) MANHOOD:
How Lost! How Restored!
PfeSffif Just published, inn sealrd etive
attmf lope. : Price, six cents.
ALECTURE on tho. Natural Trcatmei
and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoa <
nominal Weakness, Involuntary Emiaaion
Hemal Debility, and Impedimenta to Marr
ago generally; Nervousness, Consumptio:
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inc
pacity. resulting from Sclf-Abuee, Ac., .by R
nv.HT J. CULVEUWELX, M. D., author of tl
"Oreen Book," &o.
?*A Boon to Tbomand* ol' Bufferers."
Sent valor seal, in a plain onvelopo, to ai
addroas, post-paid, ou receipt of six couta,
two postage stamps, by CHAS. J. C. K Ldf>
A?Ch, -
1M7 Bower jr, Wew Vorn-l*. O. Box, 4,58
' June 7_. . ? ?._j_3mo
MK DI CAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
"?7*98AYS FOR YOUNQ MEN, on great i
Xii eial evils and ahneos, whiolt-interfc
with. M A mt i A OE, with aura means o?-relief I
tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and <
bi h t ai ed., Sent in tealed loller envelop
free of charge. AddresB HOWARD SANITI
RY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Nir
at root, Philadelphia. Tu. May 15 3m i
?.?bao? TDrr'?K,
BROKER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
; coT.u\i?'t\k, s. a.
OFFICE over W. Q. Fiohor's Drug Sh
opfrOHltfi Columbia Hbtf-I. Main nt rei t.. Mi
' ': -^Here is: the Remedy ! .
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE- VENTS I.
TAR AND WILD CHERE'
fT*lB,IS compound ia purely vegetable, an
i infallible in the ?ure of ?
Coughs, Coldaj Catarrh,
. Tightness on Ibo Brrant.
I . ... Aathina, Bronchi tl
Inflammation of t hoiLuugn,
. 'Consumption,
Whooping Cough, etc.,
For aalo only at
? May SD t HElNiTBB'H Drug Stoi
To Rent.
ADESIRABLE STORE, on Main at
j near tho corner of Blauding. For te
apply to Dr. John Lynch, or
Feb 22_ ? HENDRIX A BP
Hew Booka, by Express.
PHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DE ATE
CHRIST, Ac, by Stroud, and lett?
Sir James Simpson. M. D.
' War and Culture, by Arthur Helps, f
Hugh Miller's Life and Letters, two
umes, by Foter Dayna, with portrait, M
..Christianity and Posltiveism, by Mci
People's Practical Poultry Book, comp
Why Did Ho Not Die? From ;heGerms
Mr?. Wistar..
Oallirboo, a Romance, hy Sand. 12.
Climates for Invalids, by L. BUL ?1-2
Body and Mind, by Mandsloy, London
The Old Paehioned Boy, by Farqna
Little Men, by antbor of Little Womel
Pike County Ballade? by John Ray. $1
Mrs. Bocton'd Book of Househo ld Ma
mont. Moat complete work, niuatratc
'Also,'some new Nov?le hv good an
juatopenod.at BRYAN A MoUARTER
Juno 13 Bookal
_-,-m -
Cheap Fertilizer.
A /\ TONS COTTON SEED MEAL. !
*?\? 1 ont for manum. ' EDWARD HC
Malt Corn "Whiskey,
WARRANTED two veera old, at
_ Pey si _^ JOHN C. gEEgj
Imported and Domestic Cigars at TOM
AFEW rea?ons whyibey should have tho
. bruter once tiver all others:
ri. Wheeler A Wilson's Sewing il achino ia
much simpler than any ol tho others; rc
quiriug lees than half tho amount of ma?
chinery.
2. As thoreautt of thin o implicit y, thin ma?
chino is much loss liablo than thu others tu
get out of repair.
3. Another rceult of thia timplicity is
greater durability.
4. Another result is lesa friction, and, con?
sequently, greater caBO. and rapidity of mo?
tion, with less noise.
5. And greatest of all, that it nscB no Shut
t?o, and makes tho lock Stitch.
It is tho cheapest to buy tho best. Buy tho
maohino that Ima justly, fairly and honora?
bly won a reputation and independence
against a strong and bitter competition. For
moro than twenty years has tho Wheeler A
Wilson not only stood iirst and foremost, but
now stands the uni i vailed Hewing Machine of
the enlightened civilized world. Bay tho ma?
chino that has been thus tested and proved,
and then you are euro to get the beat. For
Bale on the easiest possible iurme. Sales?
room Main street, second door below PIICENIX
office, Columbia, ti. 0,
J. S. PUR8LEY, Agent.
A. WHYTE, General Southern Agent.
Jane 21 Gmo
King's,Mountain Military School,
Yorko?le, 8. C.
srgy. THE Second Session of the
/ftSSK Behool vos.r of 1871 will begin on
?ftlfflBfethe lST"OF JULY.
NrajPfc?j? T?nns.-For school exponaos, i.
ffaf( i Tuition, Booka, Stationery Ac,
**WkWi, Boarding, Fuel, Lights and Wash?
ing, $135 in currency, per .session of Aro
months. ..:
For circulars containing full particulars, ap?
ply to COL. A. COWARD,
Jane 2 fwlmo Principal and Proprietor.
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
Tin-ware \ Tin-ware ! Tin-ware !
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, and
all work in this line, put up to order
and ready for sale at thu
CAROLINA MANUFACTORY.
Call at oitber house-Columbia or Newberry
? HENRY H. BLEA8E,
Haroji 22 t Proprietor.
Special Notice to tbe Ladies.
MRS. A. MCCORMICK has
/raSfiq. jost received a now supply of
t&ESSam tlioae handsome RF.ADY-MADE
?jBagffW*a SUITS, consisting of Swiss Mh?
yjXapUS lin, Bishop's Lawn and Nain
?SgmQWjSr Book. Also, very pretty Travel.
^rn||w^ra ing Dresses, all of which sho
*liW Having reductd her prices in
lr Vi Milliuery, shu feels confident
that no lady will parchase at her store bat
what will gb away perfectly satisfied with her
bargain. Juno ll
Millinery.
A-. - MRS. C. E. REED bcRB leave
?&?PIV' ?wi *? inform tho ladies in general
mUli IL B that sho baa now ready a tull lino
WUfJI of the latest and most fashionable
styles of MILLINERY, Hair and
jdi&lwg?P' Fancy Goods, at reduced prices.
f. ?2ijjp?w^?lao, fresh supplies overy week.
Jail and see for yourselves. May 4
White's Gardening for the South,
"J^Y Hi?lale Wm. A: White, ot Athen*, Ga.
HOLMES* SOUTHERN FARMER and HAR?
KET GARDENER. . il SO,
Thu l'l.opph?'.o Rocks of South Carolina,
their lliatorv and D'evblbpiYunts-rColorotl
Plates, il 25.
Six Sermons on Temperaii?f, by Ljuinn
Beecher. ! .. .
Sacred Rhetoric; or. a Course pf Lev)lire?! oil
Preaching; Iv L. D'atmcy, lt. p. ?150.
'Anv atiiivc-f int liv mail". '...> ' ?
DUFFIE A. CHAPMAN,
Fehl'.) i Opposite Cullimbin Hotel?
CORRECT TIME7"
^-j-^- MAY bo ohm i nod hv calling at ISAAC'
Jrfim SUL/.BACHER'S ami puicha*ii?g one
?SfHiilof LIIO?O ju? tl y ??libi.ned ELQTN
ff&ijfll WAT(.'nI'.s. and where yon can thurn
? T,i' onM'h te atockuf DiatnondH. Jowelfy,"
[r^HSilver and Plated Ware, of tho.best
fi ILmarrnt?oturo In addition ?re the
United . Stat os, Waltham, Euulloh and Syvjea
Watches in Gold and .'diver Cases, which will
be closed ont at New York pricca.
Constantly on hand tine Gold Chains, Seal
Rings, Ch a rina. Lock eta. Sleeve Buttons, Set?,
and a varied H tock of Fancy Articles.
All kinds of Repairing done promptly, and
warranted, by ISAAC BULZBACflEIl,
_April 27 Under Columbia Hotel.
Special Notice.
i^?T^ THE MILLS n OUSE,
Chai lecion, S. C., has reduced
fiaSirlBiBfr ita rato ot Transient Board to
'BilT*T|'WrfWP^t3 nO per dav duriug tho mun
mer milutha. J. PARKER, Proprietor,
G. W. PA UK KU, Superintendent.
May 31 Hmo
Pavilion Hotel. Charleston, S. 0.
BOARD PER DAY? ?*J?.50.
MRS. H. L. BUTTERFIELD, Proprietress.
Rj H AM iXToy. Sup?rtate ndont, June p8_
Tho Exohantze House
fHAS been overhauled and re-arranged
for tho Spring and Sumroor. Iood beve?
rages compounded at short notice.
May 5 j! _ PAYSINGER A FRANKLIN.
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchant?,
CIIAHLOTTK. N. C.
SOLICIT orders for COTTON, Corn, Flour,
Bacon, Lard, Ac, and Family Groceries
generally. Orders lilied carefully and prompt?
ly;,_Feb 7 lyr
COTTON SKKU OIL. t'A ICK eau ho bad
at all times, and hi any munit itv, of
Jan 21__E. HORE.
Freo Soup overy day, al ll o'clock, at POL
LOCK'S.
WM. '5?r?SB^
/ Fofni?riy Q??ze &, ?htfctty??, ) *. .: '
? ' 1,1 ! IN ? i i .'H ?. . .
HAH on band, at reduced prices, GOLD and
blLTVEU WAT0HE8, JEWELRY, SIL?
VER ?Dd PLATED WARE, Houso Furnishing
Gonda. Gnna, Pistola and Sporting Ge ods.
N. B. Hnvinpr tho agency, of the American
PhUadelpbia Watcbos, (Paulus Pat. 1803,1 I
am prepared to furnish thom at manufac?
turer's prices. I can recommend thom a first'
class timo pioco. .,
Repairing and Engraving done by Jjret'claea
workmen, and warranted. WM.' 'GLAZE,'
Ono door North Scott & Sim's'-Batiking
flonso._Jane 9t3mo
ARTIFICIAL TEETH." .'
REYNOLDS' IMPROVEMENT*
THOSE who havo lost several Natural
Teeth,-and havo been advised to part
with remaining sound ones, aa the first step
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to a'practice,
oruei in itself and often unnecessarily per?
formed, to convince themselves of ita fallacy,
by looking closely into a matter of so moah
importance. '. ,
The above improvement waa designed to re
eist ao deplorable a practice, and after a tho?
rough test of more than throo years, io found
capable of accomplishing what no other aya?
te in of Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
It is now possible to obtain partial catea,
which will eave for years Natural Teeth, ano
bo at thc same time reliable in every respect.
An invitation ia hereby given to such aa
feel interested to call at our Operating
Rooms, and examine duplicate apecimens of
caaoa now in actual nae.
Nov Ct REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS.
HR. JJ. L. BOOZER
WOO LD respectfully inform,
bis patrons and the pnblie ge?
nerallythat bo 'baa moved' Into
bis new office, over "Du01 o & Chapman's Book?
store, oppoaitotho Columbia Hotel, where he
is prepared to execute, satisfactorily, all ope?
rations and work, of whatsoever kind bis pro?
fession demanda. Terms accommodating.
March-8 ! ' lt J i
10 PEU VENT.. Jt-ELCKW QOST,
'-i...' y?*!.: .'!... vi ; ..
GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR;
Tins hi no- humbug.'' Wn'are obliged to
dist:?,M of. ?Il OOOIJH now inj tr to re by tho
lat of Hi pien.lu r, to make a chango in our
bubiui'Hs. Take notne, tl.ut each article ia
marked Ra .'?Kt in' plajtriffcnrvlj rromfwlftclr
will bo DB DUCTED' WIN PEB, CBNTv The'
public ia particularly rcqncBUd to call early,1
as. bu rumps may be obtained. Conptry mcr-i
chah ta visiting the eily cuti pud a choice sto'ek
or ,'nr.w a?il seasonable 'Roods at OITT store,
iiiearin mind, goodH IO ret bent, below coat,
at OOODMAVS CLOTHING BAZAAR. . .
Moy_19__ .'_
W ? ' yrfj H. BERRY'S
Furniture Wa?e??ro?m
.?PlainStretl, ueanK?in.
NOW unhand und doily re
r^iviog Dem tho manufac?
tories of Js.e'w York, Boston,
Ci n ein ii a ti and Louisville, thc
_ largest assortment W FUR?
NITURE'oVer kept lu tbhvrharkot, couoiatibg
in part uf Walnut Parlor. Chamber and Diu
iiiK-Room suits; 200 Bedsteads of dif?tren,
pattin ns. iq Walnut and 1 ni i I at lon ; ah-o; the
celebrated Oeorgi* Sp1it-bo%tom Chaira.' > ?"
All kinda or MATTRESSES mada to order.
UPHOLSTIUUN'Q ?nd IU3 PAIRING dune at
shortest notice and in the boat manner.';
TermB cash and Gooda cheap.' Oct BO
The Dexter Stabics.
THE nndorsirned .havo, J-o
moved their Stahles to tho nev
building, Immediately South bf
v J au ney* s Hall, and, with a new
vu - Vstock of CARRIAGES. BUG?
GIES ona line B?RSE?,-aro prepared to an?
swer all calle that may be made upon thom.
Horaos bought and sold on cctamiaalon.
Persons in want of. good atock, ate invited to
give us a call. Liberal advances made on
Btock loft for salo. BOYCE & CO.
W. H. BOYCE. V.' , ",
0. H. PKTTIWO'LL. jj_Jao 24
Every Ono Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE R gives etrougth *nd improves
their hotdth._March ll
Good Things.
RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey, Slr
Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, Otard,
Dupny, Cognao Brandy. Dun* Gordon's Tale
Sherry, South-aide Madeira Wino, London
Dock'Port Wino, nibbcrt's London Porter,
McEwcn's Scotch Alo. Tho above direct from
the importers and warranted pnre.
For H ale by_EDWARD nOPE.
Tho only uno Tlaylng Cards nt POLLOCK'S
t"'"" 1 ? .?'"^'**'******f'*''*?'***T*^'"'**^'"'^
AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE.
H0O.000 io be Dlstri ?ut?t lo Sl?areMio?r?
FLYE DQLLARS v.ilJL purchase.* abare, in- '
eluding ? 'work ot arl' worth' flvo doliarsV
alie Corby Farro -Property to bc distributed
embrace,* tho largest. Vineyard and Orchard ?
in tlip Bqhlli. ' .' . ""'
.UNEQUALED ' CLIMAT*. I PEACEABLE
COUNTRY!. .GENEROUS HO^JLI
' Th? salubrious iind health-giving climate til";1
Aiken ha? given it the name of .'^Tho Saratoga
of thqfcoutb." _ ......
$?>5?000 in Premiums prcBf-nlcd to Share-'
.bomera" ' " - 1
- $100,000 in Real Estate and Greenbacks
Frizes to bo distributed to Share-holders. , -
: 9J| Real E^afto . Prizes,, worth from tSOO to \
$25,000. . .
, G22 GreenbackPrizes,' frblfa-tStd $1,00*2. r ' ;
Orily l?t.OOO eH?f?MWll*?ieanedi ? ' A?'.u
ONE ?HARK IN E-V??KYTHIBlY-QNE WILIK-*
. IM DRAW A PRIZE.; i ..,".
Thia Real Estate Property, co'nvejod'by
peed of TrUat lo'tho'Comnrftteo wh?'f?te t^>':
conduct the Drawing,'in' io bu ii ausioi/oi by <
them to.'the fortunato Share-holdexe aa Boor?
aB tho remaining shares eje sold, j
. Tho Drawing will tako, place, according to- ,
tho published programm?. " ' 'VJ..
' THE DAY OF THE DRAWING "nr.
Will bo announced by telegram to tho A pao- j
elated Proas.- ,A small sum invested now maj .
securo a fortune,,. * * , ;
Every'SnartMichlei*'may rcat assured''.alt*'
eqnal'Justice, ?nd th?t this ?cheme, nnliVa .
many others, *.< ;lo<; .: t. lt.
.18 '?FAIR? SQUARE AND HONEST." ; ? j?.
Money received aller .the hooks are closed"
wili bopiompUy returned. Fcrfull p?rtfcqy
lare, aa'embraced in revised pn'mpbUt, ad- ?
dress J. G. RERBY, General Manager? . i>i
; Hey Do? No. 83*. Angosta, .Qa. . ;
Qo .'Bi. I)*.
Symbolic Admonition I - ?
THE Bcaeon is at hand when tho human
tardily is mare afflicted than daring .?nj: '.
other part of the year. Tho eun'o rays acting.,
upon tho decay od vegetable and animal rast? '
ter, poisons tho nthiospbc.ro, and prodhe-ee
many diaordere of-tbCayetera-Chills nnd-Fo-' .
vet, Bilious Ooraploints, Diarrheoa, Dyaen? '
tory, Cholera Moibua, Ora ci pu and Chplic.elc- .
Hence tho system requires an invigorating:
and tonic medicino, that, win brace np Ito
shattered forces, and enable tho organs le?
po rior m their proper functions. FQX th io PP rv,
EooD we would recommend tho nae of HEIN-.
rSH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT. ? ' "". J*
For Dy)ft?p?la'ahcfWea?Stom8c?^. 'ri
For tho Liver arid Kidneys.
For Coneha abd Sore ?Throat. Ut ., -j ... ??
For .the Lungs and 8pittin? of Bl ood:. ..
For Weakneaa and Goneial Debility.
For lo BB Of Appetite.' For BicIcHeadache? '
For Diarrhoea and DyeenWrVi ' . ' . >-i?
For Fever and Agna. For BilLona Fe voa.- .
For Cholera Morbus and ; Cramps*. ?,,.,
For Palpitation.ofrthp Heart.. -. ...
For Broken Down ??eirona?mittrnv
For Neuralgia and .Rheumat?em..
For Purifying the Blood1.!I'M.
jaEIMXSII'H QUIiKM'S DELIGHT'
The people approve of, and physicians sanc?
tion'its use, because it Is. a good medidme.,,
Take no other medicine, lt ia a spring hm
gorator. a aammer tonie, m purifying beve?
rage, admirably adapted to ail condition?,,
male and female-grown persona and chil?
dren kt ibis particular acaaou. Bo euro and
call at Hcinitab'sDrug Store and get a bott l
of bis great medicino. . .
Prepared only by E. H. HEIN1TSH,.
May BO_Druggist and Chemist.
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK .
' .' ': ?' o? "'- ' . ' . .
SOUTH CASOHl'?
---
Deposit? of $1 and Upwards Received.
IN^TEREUTALLOWED ?T THE?tA TE t 'h
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANN CM, '
O JV CERTIFICA! ES OF DEPOSIT,
AND SIX PER CENT. COM?
POUNDED RV ERY, RIA
MONTES ONA CCO UN TS.
OFFICERS.
. Wm. Martin, President.
Jenn P. ?
?i A. G Bremser, Oashier.
JohD C. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
' \ Directors.
Wade Bampton*, Willi um Martin, A. C. Has?
kell, F. W. MoMaMei,. John P. Thomas, E. H.
Uelnitafaf, Jobb B. Palmer, Thomar E. Gregg?
Colombia.
. ;J. Eli Creeg. Marion. '
G. T. Seo it.Ne wherry.
Uti. Qi; Mayes, Newberry.
B. H. Rutledge, Charleston.
l'aniel RnV??:*:l. Jr.. Cbarlunton.
Mecltuuicsi .Laborei s, Clerks, Widows, Oi?
phaiiH and ollmrs niay hen- depoMl their e.v
Ings and draw u liberal rale of-ibteret>t tbeie
on. Plauters, Professional Mpu andTrasiaes
wishing to drow inteiest ?in their funds rintH:
they require them for hneicesirar other pur?
ppaos:. rar#;^e{,debii'iii|j' t,o .act,apart aroaJi
<?ms for their children, and Married Women
ituri'MinoVa (whoaolfcRtpoBtta can only be with
ilr^wu by thcmae.lve.-,nr, in, case of death, bj
their legal r?prcsf-iH?livor,; \ Wi?hmg to lay
itsidef?nde for. future;auie. uro herc afforded
iwi( opportnnity'lpt. depositing. .Guir means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, ki
l,iia same time, hu .subject to witlid/awalv^ben
needed. , . Ape 18
^i\TI? 8AKK
?.UK . ' ^A \<. ?? cit'! A.,:.- -
c'o r^w NOTA , 8D<H.
Present Capital, $100,000^;
?
AVTIIORIZED C?PlVaii, 9300.006V/'>;
i. orFioxns, [ i r .i-xj
John B. Pabhcr, President', .. ... ....
' A. G. HrentaW; CffsWiF. ' . i -
O. N. G. Hutt. Assistant (Jushtor. . - X
DIIIKCTOBS. - ._,.
J. Ell Oretrg. Joh rt B.4 Palmer. F. W. Mellas
ter, R.disent?, bt.R-iD- ftf?.?n A Son} O, W.
Bettrdea.of Copeland.? Rearden; B. L. Bryan,
of Bhan A-MrOarter; Wi-'O 'Svameld, o? R.
?iW.'O ?WH?Wld. : 1. . '.,
F. \V. MoMaatcr, Solicitor,
nhi?IB Pauk i?'noW open loi tho tVansact'on.
JL- of a RC ncr al banking Lus i no BS.
CznTivicATES or DEPOSIT of enrrenoy or .
coin, bearing interest at tho rate of seven (7>
per ?ont. por annum,In kind, will be issued.
' DtfpouitB from County -Officers espeoiaBy eo
licitod: alan, .from Truste**, Administrators*^
Executors, Professional Men, and others.
- Particular attention Riven to acocan6? of'
JOily and Country Merchants, and other bnal
ness men, and tho usual ftccommodjalonn.ex.
tended.
JYoffiJ,. BiU* of Exchange, and other evi?
dences of debt discounted, and monej loaned,
on collaterals.
Stocks, Ronds, Cold and Silver Dought anet
sold. "' '
Mutilated Currency pur ch teed at a email
discount. ......
Sight Drafts drmim dirie* on all the promi?
nent pis?os, in Enaland, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany, Relgium, Holland. Den?
mark and the Orient. '. Letters of Credit issned,
t avablo In any of the above places- . , .m
Drafts on all tho prominent cities fnIno-.
United 8tateB bought and sold. > _. ?
Banking Houee opposite Columbia Hotel.
Open from 0 to 8._Feb 28 ly
Seegera' Beer
DON'T contain Strychnine. It is pnre, and
warranted to ba se._.. M^rcb ll
A Oio aummer tonio is Hattorfs- Bitters
can he had at POLLOCK'S. pi