The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 23, 1871, Image 4
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6V..i-ui ,?1?; If il.- ^i*tt?i-'.. u/cii.l e-ev- ^
?a?aaoit and Job Printing o? .overy datorip
tion promptly' and .faithfully at tended to. ;.\| <
halh >.?-iapyaaiiiamwCTg.,i./ : ?ITJ \&
inserted in the Daily at 75 contoiper square
for tbo?ret Bibi 00,conto daoh Bubeoqaent in?'
e ort ion.;, li on g advert leemon ta bythe week,
monthtfr y?ar,'.at.reaeonablo rates. - -i Oft
.U.Olo rJ ?.?D3soaiiTioa" .1 : . > to atti
DAilyj afx m?ntha, J4 UO; Tri-Wookly, 3 CC1;
'Weskly*il'J50.i.' ?OB .?dj f .-JV/ ?na ,J??>ii.
A Tkrlntalt??y Derwin.
"Whill slowing thia menagerie,. .? ? <
. Uiemiteayou'd from your pa win;.
I'd havo yon bear in mind, my eon,
Thb?*aJW8Ir\DanwTn./. ?TT f f
When y aii? ar tr ai turo reich cdidr > .i
Vourtroasnrod candy-chunk, he
Exhibits such a hand aa wore
Oar own anoestraLmonkey.
"So do not mock at him, my child,
Nor in your spirit jeor him.
Bat chow a. fl liai reverence-'1 l'I?:> '.*/?/
Whenever you aro near him. ? .
..SeieottQn-evolution-T-they; ?? .; lo 1 .
In matinee being sunk, ho
Would be exaotly like yonraelf, .. t.,j 1
And yon yonraolf a monkey."
> l?????'? . - ?>? >
And look on bim-(as he on n i,
^j^^^^j^^^ao^h^my ;^
AN INCIDENT OE THE RKIGN OE TEBBOB.
General do 'MnrtimpVey, tho paralyzed
Governor of the Invalides, whose arrest
excited ea ori.uohJndigpaMou.a few wooka
.ago, escaped being shoVowiog to Iiis in?
firmities. He was unable to walk, and
tho ineDrgpn^fihiircrfid to couvov him to ?
the plac? of ex?cut??nT forgot him. "He
has returned io the Invalides, which
building, likeytlio Pantheon -and other
monh^^^TlId' 1 a ?arrow1 e$oape<
tlid&Vcchn^ '
barrels of gunpowder and inflammable
material.
BA citizen of Milwaukee, whose wife
died suddenly ou Tuesday, married
again the same evening.
Ague and Fever.
The only preventive known for Chilla and
Fever ia the uso of Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps _
^ ( pg ?p>d ftr}Dygp>pala^ v[" ( ]
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Ts a preventive of Chills and Fever.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Ia recommended by all tbe Medical Faculty, j
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Ia good for all Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is good for Colic and Pain in the Stomach.
Wolfe's Sphiedain ?chnapB3 ^
~ , WO?O^p fSc^iedo^n} (?chnann& . ' .
Is Imitated)ana counterfeited', a%? Probeta eta
'Will baVo'io t?B^ caotidn inpfarcbaeingf .> '.
t*'"'<,lfW?ft S?hi?dam S'?hnkppB,
Is used'ah oVer'the'worrJ'1^^
? ...i ^roilta^a^itetioe?--'Pff . . ? ?*
I beg leave to call tbe attention of the
r^dfS&5sa^
SonMArrs as being, m every 1 espeot, pro-eon -
. neatly pure, and deserving of medical patron?
age. At all events, it ia tho purest poaaiblo
article of Holland gin, (hhretoforo nnobtaina- ,
ble, and, aa such, may be safely prescribed by
phyBiolana. DAVID L. MOTT. M. D.,
LOUISVILLE, KT.. Sept. 1 -I feel that wo
have now an article of gin suitablo for auch
c^e^M?tbatrcme^iaiadapHd,t?. ?
ru da* an amical MJ^^}WTn$Uoo
-''?Bcun*ppV' "is ilrWrcftfo> le^btonto-?alsf
bal complaints, etc.: lad! bjfiaiu? '
I take great pleasure in bearing highly
creditable t?cttooiis toiiaefficaej* a?a?rtm?m >
o^HTag?t. id tjfcj?islrfes f^X'^T? 9pc
recommend it!. DTaving^ana'turalToiH'lenoy to
tho mucous anrfaces, with a slight degree of
stimulation,'1 regard it aa one of the most im?
portant remedies in chronic catarrhal affec?
tions, pa|^uT&?Ty flipso oCThffif nfgEnrinarj
. apparattrsT* Wi tn nra ch reTfpxcrTyouT'obediont :
servant, CHAS. A. LEAS, M. D., New York.
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26 PINE STCEET, NEW YOAK, Nov. 21,18(17-.
UDowuo.Wew.jEtKl., JtrexenL-VtJiH Sift: I
bav^.maaa.ajOhejnioal.?xaminatiop of n sample
of .Bour .??ohiedaan Schnapps," with the intent
os detorwiniug U aayftoxeign or iuiuriouo eub
. stance ?sn becjkad?e<J to tho simple distilled
WjS?a**i!,> J*I??i^-?* '.. ..'?> '-r- ? li. ! r
ThO'exajrilpftiion bas resulted in tho conclut
sion that tho aample.eontainQU U'^poiiODOtia
or hflrmful admistoro. I have bu um unable
to*B???!?C* any traca ?f. thc deleterious sub?
stances which:aro cemoUmeB *mi)Ioyod in the
adulteration of liquors. I would not hesitate
to ueo' mT?eif^jior to vooommond to others,
for nfeakin>t'purposes, 'the "Schiedam
Sohnippfl/'ac an excellent and unobjectiona?
ble variety of gin. ^arr?Ttapeotfally yours,
. (Blgoed).v. .CH^,^.18EEtX, flbamist.
CasatitJAi. "ANI> TK?IHP?OAT.' LinoniT?nT, IB
Exondo* P^ACK,- Nsw Tonk, Nov. 25,1867.
?DOindlfoxfil ESQ.-Daaaws: The under?
signed have carefully and thoroughly analyzed
a sample of yon> "Aromatio Schiodam
fiohu?vp7i" seretes h7 0nrs&lTes,.&Q.d have
found tho same fres from all organic or ino>
?anio s cbs tances, more or less injurious* to
eal th. From the rosnlt of our examination,
we consider the article ono of aoperior quali?
ty,, healthful as a beterage, andeffootn&l in ita
m?dicinal anilities. BeSpectfully yours,
(gighed) ALEX. TB1PPEL, OhSmUt.
;T PltANOIflE.ENOELHABD.M.D.
Vox salo'by all' respeotablo OrocerB and
Druggists. DDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST.,
April l-l|V3mo 22 Beaver at., Now York.
Gun and Blasting Powder.
AFULL supply of tho eolohrated Dupont's
GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in koge
ana cannisters, is now offered to moroka'nts
and consumers at the lowest market rates, by
tho undersigned, who are sole agents for tho
manufacturers at thia place. .
May 25 JOEN AGNEW k SON.
*myrBB. S. J. WYATT informa ber friends
IVI and the pabilo in general, that ah? bM
opened a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
Plain street/near BhUT'TEa honae ia large
and airy, ana guests may expect tho comforts
of a home._May 2_
r i-oia piriaue'Yiifci IHK navoou.
.j I * ^i^^av *9 derived from its cures,
. i ? yAr> ?ft Tierny of wUieh mo trait
'.I '* Jre. UILJI marvellous. IhvctcrnldJ
>^ v '^aggSr caaes of Scrofulous dis*
. ti Ar ''uW4lB?* orae, ovh?tc'th?'syetotiv
> ??KV ?D seemed saturated with
? eflfcS corruption,. have been
ffflgjffS , cXj ?aUar purified aud culed by it.
i^l?*?l???,^^Hf~ Scrofulous affections and
-/j?isAB??pfi \Tornog.
: -^ffi?Sli^BfflEr pravntcd by thc scrolu
, loua-contanilniulon until
Xhoy woropalnfulrySffflcttrigfliavo been radically
cured in such great numbers Inf nlmoHt every sec?
tion of the country, that Uw-nubU?, scarcely need
.io be informed orita virtue*'or h6tfc. 0
j Scrofulous poison is ono or Uiu most destruc?
tive enomies of our raoot tOfWut this nhseenand
unfelt tenant of thc organism undermines thc con
plCSCnfeT ' Aj^Jii. : it Anidlo HJreoa : ihfti'lUn
throe chou t tho body, and then, on some fa vom hie
occasion, rapidly develop into ono or other of Its
hideous forme, either 6n Uiciurfabeornnionglnc? '
v?tulo In Uto latte)*,tubercles rohy bo suddenly:
deposited tn tho lungs or heart,-or Cmnnr? formai .
?ht tho liver, or it oho VT? Its presenco by eruptions
on th a tn, or foul ulcerations on somo pert of'
tho body, Hence tho occasional uso of ii hoi tie
pf Uds Sarsaparilla, hvftdvlsablc.ovwi yvbcii no
acm ? symptqius Cr dlflCafco.appenY.. /Persons af?
flicted..wlth'tno fbllowihg complaints goiicrally
?nd hrrmeduttc relief, rmd, nt length; CUK, by tho
UBO of this 8AItSAl*AMIjlxAi. St. Autho
nu'a' JYryr, Hoset tor.?Ertmipcias, Triter, Salt j
Jlhournf Scald Head, J&lnpworiUi 8orc.Eycs,J
8i>r$ Ears,.?nd.other eruptions or visible forms"
of Borofulous disease Also In thc more .'con?
cealed forms, as Dyspepsia,' TlrapSjf, Heart
Jilseaser, , Jntay ^tilepsj/, Xeitrafuia,' and'
tho various Ulcerous affections of thc inusculnr
?piid nervous systems. .
1 Sf/phllts or FeiicrVftt/nnrt mercurial Dis?
eases aro cured by lt, though n long timo is re?
quired for subduing these obstinate maladies by"
any medicine. Hut long-continued uso of thia.
medicine will car? too complaint. Xeucorr/icea'
or? Tfh{fra, VtcrHm vtecr<ttloriSk nnd Fannie
Diseases^ nrb'eommonly soon relieved'hnel ?ld-'
mately-cured by its purifying and in vigor??ng
eiTect. Minute directions for each case aro found
in bar Almanac, supplied gratia. JU?enmatism
taxfl:Qot$t, when caused by nccnraolaUonB ot ex-.
traneonft.mat,hrrs ha tho blood, yield quickly to lt,'
as alflo juivrr, Com?ilalntr, Torpidity, Conges?
tion, oV Injta mmatiot ? of the lAVer, and Jaun?
dice, tvhen Arbrtog, ns they often do, from tho
rankling poisons in the'blood. Thin SAltSA
P(tnr?E/t rs a gr??t restorer for tho strength
and vigor, of the system.: ThoBo who,are Zon
QuiA and iittlcss, 2>esiiondcr.t, Biceps****
and troubled with nervous Apprehension* ot
?ar*, or any of the affections symptomatic of
WeaTcnesm, will find Immediate relief and Con?
vincing evidence of ita restorative power upon
trial.
PREPARED Ii T
Dr. J. ?. -A/jrjEla ?fc CO., lowell, Rf ass.,
, Practical and! Analytical Chemists.
BOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Doa 9 Hy [A og 6] O. H. Ml OT. Agent, j
\ The' ' tirari Medical Discovery !.
1 :jDr/ WALKER'S OAXJFORNXA V
VINEGAR BITTERS,
s ? Hxmdreda of Thdt???dB
?- Boar testimony to their Wonder- S ?6"
o's fal Curative Effects, g g?
g2|WHAT ARE THEY?fss
IP
lill . . ^ ^
' T??Y ARE NOT A VrxE ' ff!
WANCY: DRINKJSI
?Terte of Poor It un:, iVhieUer,' &ri'?
Spirit* r.?i<l It ri II H i- ldfj:turit doci.ircrt, njilfea
and sweetened tn plcato lita-taste, called IVn
Ic?,""Appetizer*,''. 'tlcitorer*," AC., t'.iat lea?
tho tippler ob.io ?ruoJi?A?fi? tplbjrtlfjHitare
a triic Msdlelne,mada frgui thc Native KootR end
Herbs of California, free frc?m nil Alroliwlic
Stimulante. Vnoy r.re the tilt EAT BLOOD
SUKIKlElt and I. J K1" <? 1 V I N < J 1'ltIN
VfV?U VUUft PewATatwl ?W rntlgfratot of
" t!ic System, carrying off all po>l?onons matter*and
restoring tlio blood to abcalihy condition. >'<>
person can talc tlicJo mtiers accdrdlng to dlrc?:
Uon and rcmalulou^ nnwi.ll.
f?j'iir Iiinitiiit^My^x/tii?'d[jVhrniili- KUcU
iiintisnt mid ?f?uut, ^>yHpepN?a or Indi'
gestion? Hiltons, ltonilttcut nnd Inter
mitteilt Fevers, DIsennrH of tba Blood,
l.i ver, W?Uif;iund HladiLur? d'e*? Hit
lora ^reOr<-r fiyst ?jicc?Jsfi|14 Baph
c-nscstnre,cinieil by ^'^fVrrt^a nttirfd.'- which
lr. t;cncrallr.J)^?l(lllc.?.., hy.deranKemypt of the
(.'da *IX&!P&V*hl\V!&JLHDIO?8TION.
' AKache l'?Ui lii.ih? hUouiciorn. CoiiR?js, 'X,\fA
Sft nicsapl tho CUcat, ni/'r-luoa*. ?'our l'.ructatloni _of.
? rJ1,,Hu?iurr'i> Iipd u?to l:c t.io ?louth muons At-'.
.- 4aebi,-I'ul|i:uU?ilof'tlloJIcart..Inflammation of
.* ?bu i.viQKt, ['.i.i in Uiorrclons of thu Kidneys, and
' > ta-lmailred-eth?r b?l nfal ouiutom*, ero thc off.
inrlnpnof Dysncpda. - .
They Invigorate the BIMnacti and ?Hmnlate tne
pirpldUverapd b^tr?ilfj wldch rtivd?-rthca: of un
eiitailcd effleacy In HeamAng'tho blood of uh
Impurities, atuV rnipattlij? new life, and vib'or to
...tUc.)vnoYe*yyt'eM. . ' ' '
' . POitS'KiX Ei-antlons.Tottcr,
Salt Klicuin, ?iot'chc?. Spot?, l'Utile*. PaStulcJ,
Holl*, Carbuncle*, ttl afc-Worm?, ^ealu-Heiul. Pore
Eye*, Ery?lp?U?, Itch, S?nrbi'IMBcaloratlons of
Oyo Skin, Ouniori and j)|iea4ca of the Skin, of
wliatever namo or natare,'are literally dug np
and earrled, pot p?.tb.o ?2*.lTni la a .Short time by j
r tr*. ^V1* of thcaa HUiort.| ? n<| bottle lu such
' eases w Ul <^on,v inco thu uiott VDcreduDjtas/?f thc lr
?ntatlveeflTeoUi. . "? '.'.. ^^sr?;,. 'vj
Clean?? the Vitiated, i..f.)oa cinrnarirjiil floi
1U importUes butting ihroneh the ?kia larim
plcs, ErapUons .or Bored lottniaseH,witta,ron
' find n obstruetedj and' slncR-ish ia tho vein*)
., 'ot?aoso lt when lt ls foul, and year feqlmcs will
tall jos When. Keep the blood.par*m?rt Hi?
. *w??Uh efthe ey?tcm will follow.
.PIN,,TA PE and oilier \VORMB? harVinff In
the ayirtcni of so many thoin&.uji,'Ji>o"cffcctnally
destroyed an<1 removed? For full direr lion?, read
cftTrfdlly tho circular nronnd each bottle.
. J. WALK ER. Proprietor. It. R. JfcRONAT.P <*
CO., DniKglft? soi) Coul Agent?. Sari Francisco,
Cal,.und 52 and SI Commerce Street, New York.
n nv Aia. DP.UG?HSTS ANO PEALERS.
D28||^1Tly GEIGER A MoOREGOB, AgentB.
Soy thea and Grain Oradles.
2DOZ. superior GRAIN ORADLES.
10 doz. Griffin's Grain and Grasa Saythes,
Inst received and for sale low by
May 17 _JOHN AO NEW k RON.
COUNTY CLAIMS AND JURY ClillTI
KICATKS bought bv
Fob 5 D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
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J.A.SELBY, ' .kr-???--^ Proprietor.
GRAND PRIZE
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RICKETS to iho.concerts of .tboja'otf ^ AND 'i^i^Qfii^oft^ao
91A.TI?N rtia'dy for sate anddollvery. AU ordern frobV ih'o country promptly' filled.' A'?e?itB
wanted for.tliq Counties of Lancaster, Lexington, Spart anburg,. Greenville, Abbeville, Oca,
nee and Pickens.
Apply to
? June G ,
'. D. QAMBRlLL Je CO., ?..>.
'Generar Agents, Columbia, H. C.
FOR TfiE B???FITl!0F;'.T?E
SCHOOL EUl^B,
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF SOUTH CiMlSA. .' !
HAVE COMMENCED AND WILL CONTINUBTHE DISTRIBUTION OF ;i?A??5 1?
Landa and Tenements, Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, Ilarpu, ?tatuca. Gold- WatchosviBilvor
and Plated Ware, Diamonds, Ac, by Ba file, twice a day, at 12 M. and 5 P.- M., nt thcGeuoral
(Juice, No. 147 Meeting street, Charleston, South Cai olina. ,' r...... >
Tho Direc,t?rH of the Charlo?ton Charitable hit ucjation, for {ho B< m. fit of the Free Behool
Fnnd.:baving complied with tho ferma of tfieir Charter, and paid overt'o J*. K. Jillio'n, State
Superintendent of Ednoation of South Carolina, the bum of ohc thousand dollara,' bslng tho
annual payment to the School Fund under tho Charter, [the receipt being hotetoappended,]
havo inaugurated a system of '-Insurance Certificates" which is surrouudtdby evuiy degree:
of fairness, and will be rn filed for twice a day, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., in public, under the su?
perintendence of Captain Fenn Peck, a sworn Commissioner. , , "
The advantages of thia system are, that tho purchasers can have tho ?ho'ce'of their own
numbers anywhere from No. 1 to.No 78, and the privilege of limiting or increasing their in?
vestments at pleasure. Ibo Schedule of Bales adopted hf the Company will explain more
fully and accurately, and can be obtained at thc O?icc of the Company, or from any venders.
Every raffle that takes place is classed and numbered on the Company's Official Books, and
takes place twico a day, aa follows: "*.'<.'?. . : io .'?:
Nnmbora printed on Cubes, from No. 1 to No. 78, aro placed [in public] by the sworn Oom*
missioner in a Class Baffle Cj linder, and are well chaki h. A boy blinaJolde.d takes ono of
those Cuben, which is exhibited to the spectators and declared to bc, and ja recorded aa, tbe
first raffled number. Tho Bnfllo Cy linder will then bo revolved, and tho boy Sgain takes out
another number, which ia Bimilarly exhibited to the epecl atore and' recorded as the second 1
rafllo number. This operation will be repeated until twe've min. bei? are ri filed tint of tho
Cylinder, and each number wiU bc recorded on the official books of thc Company in ?the order
in which it is taken in thu 1 a file. Those twelve numbera eo ra flied in each 1 a filo will decide all J
thc Awards of Certificates. . ..<>!.
AU the numbers in each rs flic aro equal, no distinction being made as to ibo order in
which the numbera aro taken in tho rafllo, and the Award? are at onoo delivered to tho suc?
cessful Certificate Holder. , . _ .'?)
EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE AWABD?L.
Purchasers Belcct their own nu mb ors anywhere from 1 to 78, and, for example, say,
pay for the same ono dollar. The vendor gives tho purchaser a Certificate, with the number
or nnmbora selected, and enters tho same number or numbers upon tim Company's Register,
[with tho amount BO paid,] to bo returned to the Office bf the Company by the Vendor before
the raffle takes place. Purchaeers may select a ono nnmber certificate, or a two number
certificate, or a three number certificate, or a four number certificate. ii- in
A singlo nnmber certificate means a single number selected by tho boyer anywhere from
1 to 78, ano should that nnmber be taken out, in tho twelve numbers BO taken from tbe.Bafiio
Cylinder, the purchaser will bo entitled to an Award of fonr timea the value of abares in tbe
raffled property, or coat of the original certificate of shares.
A two-number certificate mcana If the two nnmbora se the certificate eomc& out in tho
twelve numbers taken from the Raffle Oy Under, wiU entitle the success ful holder toan Award
of abarco in the raffled property of twenty timea the value or cost of tho original certificate
of abarca.
A threonnmber certificate means if the three nnmbera on the certificate come, ont in tho
twelve so taken from tbe Raffle Cylinder, wUl entitle tbe bolder to an Award of shares in the
raffled property of 120 limes the value or. cost of tho original certificate ot -abaros. If but
two of tho numbers arc out in tho threo on the certificate, the purchaser wiU receive an
Award of twice tho.amount of the value or coat of tho original certificate.
A four number certificate means if tho fonr numbers on the certificate come ont in the
twelve so taken from tho Raffle Cylinder, tho purchaser will bo entitled to an Award of shares
in the raffled property rf SOO times the value or cost of tho original certificate of shares. It
but three of the unmoors on thc certificate are ont in the raffle, tho purchaser wUl receive
an Award of sharea in tho raffled property of ten times tba valuo or coat of the original cer?
tificate of shares.
A person may invest in a certificate of (-hares in these raffles an amount.small or large as
be pleasoa. The Company's Schedule List of Awards is made ont at the rato of one dollar
forcertifieates, bot certificates will be iaiucd of tho value of 25, 50 and 75 centa; also, tl, t'2,
$3, H, $5 and to $10, and upwards, and the Awards dtdivcrod pro rata to the schedule list of
rates. 1
. Tho above explanation will enable any ono deeiriug to take a share in these raffles, to do so
understandingly, and tho raffles, being fairly and honestly conducted in public by the sworn
Commissioner and exactly at the hours named, they alford a safer means of investment than
any other business speculation.
Thc first Property and Laud Scheme of the Company wiU be issued in 0 short
tims, and will bo rallied ovcry three month?.
Any further information will bo furnished by tho Company's Agent, Mainstreet, opposite
tho site formerly known as Jauuey's Hotel, next door below Union office, where certificates
aro for sale.
Xi. T. IiEVIN, Columbia, S. C,9
AGENT OF THE COiIPAN\r.
AU certificates sold in Columbia will he decided by the 12 M. drawings, daily, and books
closed at 6 P. M. the day previous. .
CHAULKSTOU, May 24, 1871.
I?ocelvod of the "Charleston Chari^ablb Asaooiation." of the S*fate of Bciutk Carolina, for the
Benefit of tho Free 8chool Fund, [successors of it. H. Willoughby ?A Co.,] ono thousand dol?
lars, being the sum iu full to be paid into the hands of tho State Superintendent of Educa?
tion, "as reqnired by an Act of tho General Assembly nf tho Stato of South Carolina, paseod
at tho regular session of 1870-'71," Approve d March 8, 1871. ' J. E. JILLBQN,
Juno 2 Imo ' * Stato Superintendent Education South Caroline.
49" Specimens of (ho Premiums to be awarded may bc Been at Mr. I. Bnlzbacher'S et oro. '
$2O,000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO
TICKET -H 6 LD E RS,
.IS TUB COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING; ASSOCIATION. \,
?' ^Am-?kf?. f _ - -.lali?*-! u,..s 'iii* . . 'tat
f "Ad xiat 6ft*tO wen A ? 1 f?^v^ <V4?-'" '?S~-sl?r- ? >'->
ffi^LS^7 .^-f* ^V'^ . .a?>JiV7 g^jjgtgff pf?stov .
THE following PROPERTY and CASH will bo placed in the hands of tho Trustee*, Johp
Agnew, Sr., Maj. Moighan and R. C. Shiver, in trust for tbs benefit of Hie Ticket-holders
of the above Association, lo ho delivered to those who, on Hie day of the raffle, may be enti?
tled to them. Thu title to the real estate has been placed in the h andu of Col. F. W. MoMas
ter, Attorney at Law, who will examino the same and givo true warranty deeds, free from all
encumbrance, on tho day of drawing.
The first pi izo is the Temperance Hall, now occupied on tho first floor hy Moeers. L?rick A
Lowrance Tho lot is 25 fout front on Main st reid, by. 2G3 feot deep. Tho building fe 150 feet
long and two stories high. It is now leased for three years for #1,400 per annum, payable
monthly in ad vaneo, valued at.'.?I._
Second Prizo-Lot adjoining HOMO'S Hotel, 44 teet front, 208 feet doep, valued at. 1|9QQ
Tbird Prize-Lf>t adjacent to above, 25$ feet front, 208 feet deep, valued at. 1,100
ICaah Prize. BOO
2 Cash Prizes, $100 each. 200
4 Cash Tiisoa, at $60 ouch.;. 200
110 Caah Prizoa, at $10 each. 1,100
120 Prizes.
.$20,000
3,000 Tickets, at $10 each.$20,000
TiokeU may bobttil of the (iein-.ral Acent. Pr. E. W. WI3 EELER. at Temperance Hall, or
at the Mneio Storo of Mott*. I.vRRAND A BON, Messrs. JOHN AGNEW A fc ON, T. M. POL?
LOCK And D. O. PE IX- ) T H > A SDN.
The following gentlemen IIRVU cumrntcd Itt snprrinlrnd tho drawing: J. ?. B. Smith. A. G.
Brculzer and Henry IC, Sen. in ( imm-ction with a committee of three eolectod by tho Ticket
holders on tho day o? drawing
AB tho ticket? have met willi a rapid salo, it may bc safely preaumed that tho drawing will
tako placo by tho 15th o? July, al I he Temperance Hall, Columbia. S. C.
AB the names of Ihn ticke! holders will hq registered in a book which shall boin posses?
sion of tho Trotties un the day of drawing, parlies may feel assured that no moro than
2,000 Tickets will be i#HUPd.
RR**BRENC*5!.-E, J. Scott, Son .VT^o.'s Rank; Col. J. B. Palmer, President Centrul National
Bank; Citi/.e??' Savings Rank; South Carolina Rank ard Trust Company, and W. B. Gn.'ick,
Cashier Carolina National Hank.
Capt. Wade L?rick, Agent in Lexington. For further information, address
DH. E. W. WHEELER,
June 0 Box 85, Columbia, 8. C.
SOOTH OABCOWA IUTLBOID COMPAKT,
I . dep?OT^?.^^r Jw*N A871
and alter Siittday, 1Mb instant: iit. y tl - H V.
'i . ; 'i.' MAU/AHO FASSKHOEKTBART. iCtf/HCI
.Leavo Columbia.at..v...............7.40,%m.
Arrive at Charleston at?..3 20,p m
Loavo Cbarlefitdriat..'. ........ ;.. .'8.20'a ni
t, rrive afc Columbia Mt.'v.l..... ..? .'-8140p ai"
-SIGHT EXPRESS, FJlKIonT ANO ACCOlIMOr/ATIOBl i i".
? .TBAiVf .[Sundays oxcoptod,] - r:txll
Leave Columbia at....7.50 p m.
Arrive at CharlfiBt?n at...0146 8fi, ?
Leavei Charleston at. .'-'.7..V?;-7.10pm- *
?Arrive afColumbi?, ut.i.. -COO-erm' /
Camdon Accommodation*.Train will ceo- ,u
tinuo to niiL to Columbia as dormorly-Monj
days,.tYeqnesuajs ?nd^tvjpays.'-. , i .,"\^
^".?-xi'x?."TYLER, V^lea-PrcB?t1ciit;:n n
M S. B. PiCKiws, G?n?ralTi?lctit'Agont. ' '.? '"?
Cha,^Qjie/Cblr?Ribia andAugusta S7s: i'
S?PE^itoTENDENT'?'OFFlC?, .'. '.
/ ! r COLOMBIA, S. C., June 8? 1871.'L
IoTiibK echtdulo will borun over tb?i lpad:! i , :
P QO?KQ ?ORUt,. ? e.. /ein'i
? "t .,' . , ,/TratnJN?7!l ? TrainSV.,Sf ;
Leave AugUatk. :'. J 3.2BA. M. 6.<W TV li; .
LcavoColurnbia.?: ?. .8 09 A. M. 11.00 IV BL - >
Arrive Charlotte... ..2.80T.il. , .-5.2DAJM. <
conto BOOTU. v\SHi it: vt ,
Savo Charlotte.. ., .7,40 A. JL, , 8.00 J?, nt.
avo Columbia..?.?, ,2.f0 P: H.i \ : ^2.25 A. M.
days excepted'.' Both tra?na make cloe?'Con?
nection to ali points North, South and WcBt.
No. 1 Train ;.mnlica doa o connection nt Rich-;;
mond for Virginia Springe. . ..,.,." ,,,|.
.Through' tickets Bold and baggage checked
LtoallprinciH? point?. ' ? - J . ""W
?Standard Time-Washington City Time, 10J
- n - .? K. P. ALEXANDER, General Sup.
E, B. Donan, ?eneraP^reight and Ticket
Agent. , i ,. Jnho.lO,
Greenville and Columbia Railroad. ? ,
COLUMBIA, B. O., M ABC ii 1,1671.! ;
^Si??WtltS^SIBSSSfi D>N and after this
mUmB^mfVWi?*.^ the--following
schedule will be ran daily, Bpndtys excepted,
connecting with Night Tra?na on South Caro?
lina Railroad up and down; also with Trains '
'going North and South db Charlotta, Columbia
and AugusU .Railroad:^ . , .
Leave?olumblaat...:'?..'..T. if?iM.
, ..- Alston.'.i....-9.?9s.m.
" . Newberry.?.I itt. .Ut >. /11.1& a. m.
' " Cokeobury...3.0Qp.m.
.J -Belton.,.* 5.0orp,m.
Arrive at Greenville........'. 6.80 p. m.
. DOWN. ? z ? '
LeaveGreenville afc,-..:?..?.. Cl5 a. m.
" Belton.c.......8.05a.m.:
'.* Cokoabury.... ..............10.07 a.m.
'} Abb?viUe.8.15a.m..
M /, Newberry.........LB0p;mr:
?? 1 Alston...-.. 4.06 p,m.'
Arrive at Columbia. i ?-fi?p.m.
?Vf TB08-DODAlt^AD, General Sup.
M. Tj JBABTLCTT. General Ticket Agent. . ,,,
B?hednJoon Blue Bid ge Builroad.
i ? 'Leave Anderson..... .. A20 P. M.
)&8B&%Bm " Pendloton.5.20 " .
TT.- . ?? perry ville.^.00 " j
Arrive at Walhalla.;... .7.00 .? ,
Leave Walhalla... ;;8.80 A. M
!?.. Perryville...'..'.............?>4il5'
'. V "'.Pendleton.*,ii??ii5J0?
Arrive at Andoreon.,,............C.l5r ?
Waiting' at Anderson ono hour for .thc arrival'
of np-train on Greenville and Columbia 'Road.
Joly 81 Wt H: D.6AILIiABp, Bop; ?'
' ?unmier .?cUedule.?^ tr. B..B,, ,. j
To Commence2?J& jRay, ?871.'.,. -,
r^r^^. DOWN. TRAIN.. DP TRATN.
y??Hfcfa;*Wr^ Atnve. Leave. Arrive. Leave.
Spartanburg.X "5 30- .. ?.25 .
BateaviUe..:.. 6.00 6.00 4.L3 4.53 :
Pacolet..,,Q08 G.13, ;.4,A0 4.46 J
JoneaviUe^..,.; G.43 G.48 ' 4:05. ' 4.?5
TJnionville'.'.:'.. 7:25 7:80 " 3.05'M 8.?5.,
S?ntncA. ; 8 20 '.-'?S? fl 80? -2.'S5
Fisb?Dam.&.40:i:&45 ' 2.10 ; 2.1C.I
Shelton..-,y0.15 920 1.86.. LAO ;
Lvlas' Ford;.., 0.40 9.5 1,12 .-1.17,.
str?thfer.. ".^-10 05 io-;io ? :i2.b?.r 12.55'>
I Alston...,..:t ."il.00 ,: 1 ;? I2dXT'
, ' JIay 24i: iTBOS. B. JBTEB, PreBident.
OFF?Ctf?rOrtT?iyj????IJNA 4 M. GO., '
C^Mra^rSMort.'N: Oi.'Jenelfl. 1871.
nCsiaanffiim??fTI ON and attef SUNDAY.
??SlS?ffirSKjane 4, ,l?71, TRAJNS wiR,
bo run. overuiis Bead in accordance with thc.
following- TIKE TABLE. ' '' ? '
Traine Going Eae.t.': "J Trainii'Weat,
nv> .> .. - JDrpr?ts.'M--i- > if?il.
.j L-i ABWVB?. IlUayn? !i . AnjirtraJ. ?Ava.' i
bbaxlotto ,.. . :.5JMam.-J v8.10pn>
SaRBbury 8.?3 ? rp 8.5Barii 5.2G p m',5.S0 p m
OT*nab*oll.08 a jbllriS ari ??25 p;m' 8.8B ptri
Co Sh opi a 40.p m -1 :<vi p m ? MO T> 111 W.sa pim
Hillsb's?QJQSpm ,2J38pjti ll.M,|?m UPTphT
^ '^Tra?n?fic^g/E^^' ! -TrimWest.
C?iark?tte7ii6aim f>? -'? t-8.0?:pn?vi}n'.C . TI
BaU?bftj?4>82a ?f?-37?m -0.15 p ;6,2fl p ru;
C.r'nub'o 1.25 a m 1 35 am .#-10 p m, .2.2(1 p ra
Co 8hop U?37 pm 12.02 a rp I2.'3p D ml2 50,p m
Ral?lgih '.^68>p hi'7.40a j)? A? ''J -'IBUt'a n?
aoldab'orrr.ov ?t ":8.?0pss -dt rio n'<?iJ*>&jr-T ?
..Jtjne.??.! w o\y> H7^RKE^,vM?a,;TxTi;a. ".
f Ina no.Thief:iProof.iBrawega^c''<-l tiA?
rilHF. nnderBignetl hKV?.rncriVttMllu Afjtncy
JL/Oj Jthe^MD?AiV??S- .iM?J/ on#..<Ae*ne
r/tm7 needful for t/tfpro-i r?a?STR,t?7B3-Tv, ..
foci ion ojf tfoery store ?m. ?rr1^*. Alfe 1
f?rding. 4 anre proticJ U ^^JtfWtf?i ' ff?,
tionJrotRthe .ligiitrfin- TlLLLeCKataVERl
i
-,-j.?t Ldi..-: i ii* .' 'i -
, ? .yo FTftlf???.8B? ff) ,*Y ASUIBW.
WABF?ELBt'S COLD WATER SOAP.
fTlHia SOAP wa?hos perfectly, in coldwater,
JL. soft, bard or ssh*. J.t removes grease,
oil and paint from garments. It wasbea ail
kinds of gooda-cotton, flannel, silk cr woolen.
It ?l?anse* Bllvor, plated ware and jewolrv
without eoratohing. If tho articles are much
tarnished, rub them with a piece of flannel
which bas plenty of tho Soap on it. To peoplo
who. do their own wabbing, it ia invaluable.
It will save, its coat in one washing. For sale,
in boxes of thirty-six bars, by >
. EDWARD UOPE,
April 9 . Agent for South Carolina.
BRANDIES.
5CASKS James Ilonhoeey's <? Brandenburg
Freres BRANDIES, Imported direct, and
offered ptiro and unadulterated. These com?
prise vintages of 1835, 1858, 18G0 and 1803.
Stock of Hocks. Clarets and Whito Winos in?
clude some of tho most famous brands as well
AB .sound iotopriced goods. For salo by
MarPh 25_PEO. SYMMERS.
OLD HA IV It HM.I.S nml MUTILATED
cvnnKNCV bonght and sold hv
Nov 23 Gmo D. QAM HB I LL." Broker.
Blackwell's genuino Durham' Smoking To
lia.co at Poixucka.