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fOnLIflntD DAII.T AND TB?-WIMLI. -* . KVKRY WE?HEHUi? MOBNIKO. . . ?Y JUL I AN ?. se LB Y;; Office oa Hain Street, above Taylor. ? ? ? ??-Book and Job' Fitti&A? otfhvery dat orip iou promptly and faithfully attended to. .5 r'.?or^iijTtBTtflaaiww InaoTted in tharDailyat 76 canta per teuere '.:za? Dally, aix months, $4 UO;: WTWO.O*I?,!3;?P? Weekly. 1 60. Slow Hi ore already issi . himself t? bb XvT" O?bt.: Wffli?raBy (tir? sort bl EhV| Ijtk&pfo j |h?; 't?nd?nef uobiiP ' ^Festive. J Cram," how voyaging on ?i?ko Mich.igau.. j io expected to issue bia pranunoiameat? in a?ew day's; and? why not? As fur OB .'a?t?al Tjght i a cohco(mod: bis claims arc1 .lust aV good aa th?sp.ot st'dpid old Cham-' bord or .any of the rest of tho ambitious candidates. i l\\ ' .' ! '' ki U?h? 'combinotl population of tba eight largest cities of tho United States-Now T^BM^fc^hie, BtbbMya. St. Iionis, Chicago, Baltimore, Boston abd Cincin? nati-ar? leas fliqu tho,population of tho Sityof London,1 na announced by the ro ent;Britiah'??j?aa. > Tho Hon, Alexander, II. Stephens, it ie on noun oe d? has'ou to rod the area pf jour-1 n?lio'm.' Ho ^asbought .an interest in1 tho Atlanta Sun, and will horoaftor con? trol ita political ooaree. . Mr. Stephena' views will 'terwaya be read with respect and interest befriends and foes alike. avisions o? ; toe; A?t bi Marou 3, lost, ftouo ?o! the old<!oppor and nidal q? n ts'r e doom a d dt the Treasury popar t .mont w?l ba reissued. They will ho do? nt royed, und replaced -with' the:one and two cent bronze piooes, nnd the three nod ?vfi cent copper n?ckol?.. The atmosphere is said to bo BO dry at Cordova, in the Argentine1 RepLblie, , that a bowl of milk loft uncovered in the norning is dry at night, while ink J vanishes frpm the inkstand and becomes j thick aa if by magic. Tbio iar-iamed banking houe o of the Rofchsobildsj having been founded in 1771, will be lQp years old this ?rear. " lww>Bi^>a-aawwp?awMKaMajBBMiiiai*an ?usrtiiimaimi OAREF??LL7. ;.' \ Agna and Fever,. The only preventive known for.Chilla andi Jever Ja the nae of Wolfe's Sohiedam Schnapps Wolfy's Schiedam Schnapps Ie good for Dyepepaia. _ . Wolfe's - Schiedam Schnapps Ia a preventive ot Chilla and Fever. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps Ia recommended by all the Medical Facnlty. Wolfe's Schiedam ScJtnapps Ia good forall Kidney and BladderOomplainte. Wolfe's Sohiedam Schnapps ?>,Ia.pod fry goat. WotTe's ScJri?d?m Schnapps" r Ia pood for Collo and Pain in tho btomaoh. Wolfe's Sohiedam Schnapps la good for all Urinary Complaints. <7~l ~jVbpVs .Schiedam Schnapps Xl Imitated and ?0 nu torfe it cd, and i'uroh aeorfl f ;.. ' "WlUh?,v'e to .'nap caution In purchasing. ' . Wolfe's ?chiedam ?chnapps -iQ.na?a-au.OT?r the world by Physician's,- in - " , . . their practice. ??">' ' .r. ' .ii >T il .i- ti .. ; -1-1... ,t , ....X beg-leave to oaU the attention of the SbHNAPra as being, in o very ieapect, pro-omi nently pore, an?ideaexvfnS of r?odi<Jal cirtro+H, age. At all ?v?nta,- it ia thd dunest possible* | article of Holland gin, (heretofore onobtaina &2?ff rmWuWfflitW*' ? Pharmaceutical Chemiat, New York. LOUISVILLE, KT.. Sept. 1-1 feel-that wei have now an article of gin ?ultablo for inch casca aa that remedy is adapted to. DB. J. W. BRIGHT. ?f Schnapp? ^la'j^rSdy in. chronic catarr. hafoomplEunto, etc.: I - tako grea? ,plflaaqro in. bqarlng v highly I creditable teilir^b^. toitec??caoy.'jM a reme? dial agent.'-fci .tba:.d|aaa?es- tb*"?Moh'iyon recommend it,- Haying A naturel brodenoy to tho mu oona aorfaofte, with aelighvdegrco of Btlmnlatjajfe ??Mfd ita? ono oi tho mo?t tm -ledlea vin qhrcoiio oatarrhal.atlee? pf tte genilo-urin ary . ot.yonr obedient | DollDwYork. ,T-DZAii fjife; I io? of a aamplo 'With the Intent * injurious enb I tho simple- die tilled. 1 ThVoiamin atf?n baa rcauHed'ln tho oonchi alon that the earn plo contained c po i so non a or harmful admixturo. I have boan unable to ?S?bCK/v-or any trace, of the deleterious sub atanoba wbioh are sometimes employed in the adulteration Of liqfaora. I would not hesitate to aaa royeolf, nor to recommend to others, fdr I modlainal pnipoaos, the "Scbledam 8chnappa,v as an excellent and unobjectiona? ble variety of gin. Very respectfully yours. (Sighed) OHAS. A. 8EBL?Y, Chemist. ' '? CHEUIOAL AND TECDNIOAL LABOBATOBV, 18 I ExoilAKUB PLAOH, NSW Tons, Nov. 20,1607. ' ODO-LPHO WOLFS. ESQ-DBAB8n: The under- 1 ! signed have oarefnliy and thoroughly analyzed a s ampio of your "Ar o rn at io Schiedam Sohnappa," selected by onraelves, and have found the same free from all organlo or iuor ?anic aubatancce, more'or lees injnrtons to Saith. From the result of our examination, we conaider the artiole one of soportar quali? ty, healthful aa a beverage, and effectual in ita I medicinal qualities. Bespeotfnlly yours, (Signed) ALEX. THIPPEL, Chemiat. FRANOIS E. ENGELHARD, M. D. For sale by all respectable Grooers and Druggists. UDOLPH? WOLFE'S kST., April l-||T8mo 22 Beaver at., New York. Gun and Blasting Powder. A.F?LL supply of the celebrated Dupont's GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs and can nia tera, ia now offered to merchants and consumers at tho lowest market rates, by the undersigned, who aro solo agents for the i manufacturera at thia place. May 25_JOHN AGNEW A SON. COTJNTV CLAIMS AND JURY CKItTI FI?AT-E9 bought by Feb 5 D. GAMBRILL, Broker. H. zr RB B. J. WYATT informs her frienda SO A RD ?SH DAY, ?a. 50. Jw/end tho pnblio in general, that eho bas MBS. H. L. BUTTERFIELD, Proprietress, opened a PRIVATE BOABDINO HOUSE, on R. HAnn/row. Bupeniatondeot. Jnae 16 fiStiM^ fiB? Special Notice. ot a home. . ... .."MM-fr. : lyM?C^ THE KILLS HOUAIL. B K S 0'1 v 1 ^'^m sm^S fSES5sHBB?-*3.0(} por dav during tho aura? 's E? Wi.rT-?^g&grf^es'^&Bs^t H mpr/?HUrfnv . ^ J*. PARKEBaPropsletorn |J^^WW^BBrgB^gS^^S*aaa''*'WH^2T^H May at arno_ P rr^foy^J jjAal - GEORGE PAGE & CO., T?SSSS?S^SSS^^^e *r?- 5 BhroederStoeet, Baltimore, Md., tlf?Ltni, J*wnrS*YTT'T^ Manufacturers of >Ilw5oT??,l*i? etf??f'./^ ??art. it i* t??u adapted Patent Improvcrd, Portable n\- Ifiiio/aofi^byipG^^ h?r^sl^Wa^'B^n^^ ft I fi ail? . <?g riBW'STRQtvj NEW-YORK, and manufacturer's agents for Lefter* Cele .. wa. n?. -HImn brated Turbine Water Wheel and .every do JSXMV - ' ';' ??---???ii-r- J i i scriptien of Wood Working Machinery. COTTON flKlto OIL CAIOC c?n.'birhad AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY, at aU times, Wd lb kny^quantity, dfV . a^-Hcnd for. doacriptivo Catalogue* and -, ?aifofjlV' -. . . E. HpPJ?. Price Lists. . \\ MayfaWlJ fiillli!iii^? A vV AY ! '.: ;, THE SOU!II CAROLINA Is?nd and Immigration Association ff ' "FTNDElUho aujipicoB of the "South Carolina State Agrionitnral and Mechanical.Society," \J, yvill givo a SERIES OF CONCERTS, at tho Academy of Mueio, Charleston, S. C., com? mencing October 1, 1871, for tho purpose of raising a fund to onablo emigrants to aottlo upon lands aelootod by tho Association for homos of Northern and Europoan farmera and others, in the H tato of Sooth Carolina, and tor their tranapor talion thither and support for the first yoar. ..,,,.'*" - 11 i REFERENCES IN SOUTH CAROLINA-General Wade Hampton, Hon. B. F. Perry, Gover I nor M. L. Bonham, General JohnsonHagood, Hon. Armistead Burt, Hon. Jarnos Ghesnut, General John S. Preston, Hon. W. D. Simp BOD, Andrew S imo nd H, Esq., Hon. G. A. Tronholm, Governor J.L. Manning, Hon. J. B. Campbell. '; ft'l tl j '.. , $500.000 to be awarded lo the ticket holdere of tho Berias of concerts to commenco oil tho first of Ootober, 1871, at the Academy of Moeia, Charleston, 8. C., on which day tho'd rawing oomuienoes. -rr- . y.* J 160,000 Season Ti?keto of Admission, and no more, at $5 each. All Orders for Tickets directed to na or onr Agents, strictly confidential. All the premiums, including Deed and Certificate of Title to Aoademy of Music, will bo de? posited with the National Bank of the Republic, New York. $600,000 IN GIFTS. 1st Gift, Aoademy cf Mosto, Charleston, S. C., coBt to bnUd *23O,0OO, having an annual rental of about $20,000 from Opera House, Stores and Halla: .tho building being about 230 feet by CO, nud situated corner of. King 'and Market streets, in tho contre of tho city, and well ku own to be the fineat building and moat valuable property In Charleston; valued at $250,000 2d Gift-Gash...;;iT.1. 100,000 Sd Gift-Cash.,88.90? 4tb Oift-Caah.i.,\iV.i? 10.000 5th Gift-Caah..~..?.6,000 25 Gifte-Caah.each IMHO..\. 28.000 125 Gifts-Gash..each 500. 12,000 850 Gifte-Oaeb......;41.each 100. 35,000 250 Gift?-Caah....uaoh 50. 12.500 500 Gifts-Caab.each 25. 12.500 1,250 Gifts-Gash..-..each 10. 12,500 2,404 Gifts, amount to..i...,.?600,000 BUTLER, OHABW?GE, GABI & CO., Agents Sooth Carolina Land and Immigration Association. GEN. M. C. BUTLER, ) JOHN CHADWICK, ESQ., > Charleston, 8. C. GEN. M. W. GABY. :<;)'> I COMMISSIONERS AND SUE EU VISO RS OF DRAWING: General A. R. Wright, of Georgia. Colonel B. H. Rutlodgo, of South Carolina. General Bradley T. Johnson, of Virginia. Hon. Roger A. Pryor, of New York. Juno G Imo} GREAT SOUTHERN ~~ Ftii.iT AUB munn uni. * ' * ' " TIA CHARLESTON, S. C. TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES .'i&RE&lfm ES t)\ ' A^W-'-?-?'K. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. ?j 1 ?M l i?" liff dea ELEGANT STATE-ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS. t? 10 to 12 Hours Shorter via Charleston. TOTAL. ?APACITY, 40,000 BALKS SlONTHLY. l?he?outh Carolina Railroad Company, -A ND'con?ociing Bo?oa jrvoBt, in alliance with the fleet of thirteen first elias Steamships to X3L tho above porto, invite attention to tho quick time and regular despatch afforded io the business pnblio In tho Cotton States at the ~, V>ORT O F CHAIILE8TOK. 0ft*?rtng faclUUep of .'rall and nea transport B tion for Freight and Passengers not excelled in excellence and ?fpaclty ii any other port. Tho following splendid Ocean Steamers aro re? gularly on tba Un?: ? . - ' ? L " .. . '< - TO NRW YORK. MANHATTAN. ; - . GEORGIA, M. 8. Wooaimll, Commander. 8. Crowell. Commander. CHAMPION, . . ^ ^ : / . ? S0UUH CAROLINA, R. W. Lookwood, Commander. T. J. Beckett, Commander. CHARLESTON, ? ~ ' , CLYDE, manaor. James Berry, Commander. J, Keunody, Commander JAMES AUGER, ASHLAND, T. J. Lockwood, Commander. . -J-' Ingram, Commander. JAMES AUGER A CO., WAGNER, HUGER A CO.. Agents, Charleston, 8. C. . WM. A. COURTENAY, Agents, Cbarleatou, 8. C. TO P II H A D K L P H 1 A . VIRGINIA, " r ri -AMPIRE, .. , . 1 , Alex. Hooter, Commander. - 4C. Hinckley. Commander, i ,. ' SAILWO CATS-THURSDAYS. . WM. A. COURTENAY, Agont, Charleston, B. C. TO nALTUlOUE. i < > PALC0N, : ! ' . '' MARYLAND*, \ Hainio, Commander. Johnaon, Commander. SEA GULL, Dntton, Commander. Sailing Dava-Every Fifth Dav PAUL C. TRENHOLM, Agenl, Charleston, B,0.'. R?tes guaranteed as low as those of competing lines. Marine Insurance, one-half of ooo per cent. THROUGH BILLS O? LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS Can be had at all the prinolpal Railroad Offices in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Misais aippi. Stato Booma may be seenredin advance, without-extra charge, by addressing Agenta of the Steamahips in Charleston, at whoae offices in all cases tho Railroad Ticket? abonld be exohanged and Bertha assigned. The Through Tickets by this routo include Tr an? for a Meals and Stato Room, while on shipboard. Tho South Carolina Railroad, Georgia Railroad, and their connecting lines, have largely increuaod their.faoilitioB for tho rapid.movement of Freight and Pasaengora between the Northern cities and the Bonth and Weat. Comfortable Night Cars, with tho Hoimea Chair without extra charge, have boen introducod on the South Carolina Railroad. First elana Eating Saloon at Branchville On tho Georgia Railroad first olass Sleoping Cars. Freight promptly transferred from Steamer to day and night trains of tho South Carolina Railroad. Oloao oonneotion made with other Roads, delivoring Freights at distant points with groat promptness. The managers will uso every exertion to satisfy their patron? that the lino via Charleston oannot be surpaeacd in despatch ana tho tafe delivery of goods. For further information, apply te J. M. SELKIRK, ?unerinteudont, Charleston, 8. C.; B. D. nA8KI.1., General Agont, P. O. Box 4,979; Oflico 317 Bro'adway, N. Y.; 8. B. PICKFNS, General Paeaongor and Ticket Agent, South Carolina Railroad. ALFRED L. TY LRR, Juno 20 ICmo Vicc-Preaident South Carolina Railroad, Charlefcton, 8. C. ?ilOkOiOOOti -Alfer,'?RBMIUAP LA?&KAWu?> $100.000 tQfr&i^butc&Jo&drchoidett. ?TTUVE DOLLARS wm purchase) ??ahartjin JCL.fi1^,? ^wpTkorarfc w?jth,fae fdfObf. 'The Derby Farm, ProportyT*) he disUributcd. eri?braece tho larg?ut Vineyard ana Orchard i iaSbaH?nth.'- - iViqz . , ? ?T.. wOu. ...A ??!>W DHHQUALBD/? ?(flMMATEJ > PEACH ABLE I of thoflodthr" h >i; . ?(/tic: .'.?.' '. - j 5 .$95,000 ia Premiums p'rescnted: io Share-' holdere, . / , tj , './ $100,?CO in Kcal Eatato apd 0 rt cub a ck Prizes.to be dietiihutod to Share-hoUlcrB.. ' . 04 Real Estate Titzes, worth from 1800 lo. I $25,000. . . ? .i. .. : ? : 522 Greenback Prizes; from $5 to $1,000.' Only 19,000 shares will be issued. ONE SHARE IN EV ER Y T HI RI Y- ONE "WILL DRAWAPRIZK. This Real. Batato Property,. conveyed; hV ?Deed of Trnat to the Committee. vbb.,arer tb conduct the Drawing, ia to bo transferred, .by thom to tho fortunato Shareholders aa soon aa the remaining aburen are auld. Tho Drawing will tako placo according to .tho published programme. TBE DAY OF THE DBAW.XKO W i ll bo announced by .telegram to tho Aeeo ciatetl Presa. A small earn lnveated now may socare a fortune. ? ?' ' .Every Share-bolder may rest qteured of equal justice, and that .this ?chimo, unlike many others,. V 18 "FAIR, EQUARE ANDHONE8T." . Money received alter the booka are closed wilt be piomptly. returned. For full particu? lars, as embraced in revised pamphlet, ad? dress J. C. DEBBY, General Manager, Kev Box No. 334, AngUata, Ga. R. D. Symbolic Admonition! THE eeaaon ia at hand when tho human family ia moro afflicted than during any other part of the year. Tho sun's taya acting npon tho decayed vegetable and animal mat? ter, poisons tho atmosphere, and prodncca many disorders of the system-Chilla and Fo? yer, Biliona Complainte, Diarrhoea, Dysen? tery, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Cholle, etc. Hence the system requires an invigorating and tonio medicine, that will brace np ita shattered forcea, and enable tho organs to perform their proper functions. For thia pur ?ose we would recommend tho nee of UEIN TSH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT. For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach. For the Liver and Kidneys. For Coughs and Sore Throat. For.the Lungs and Spitting of Blood. For Weakness and General Debility. For IOBS of Appetite. For Sick Headaobo. Fer Diarrhoea and Dysentery. For Fever and Ague. For Bilious Fever. For Cholera Morons and Cramps. For Palpitation of the Heart. For Broken Down Nervous System. For Neuralgia and Rheumatism. For Purifying the Blood. HEINITfcll'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT Tho people approve of, and physicians sanc? tion ita OB0, Decease it ia a good medicine. Take no other medicine.- lt ia a spring invi gorator, a anmmer tonic, a purifying beve? rage, admirably adapted to all conditions, malo and female-grown pure on a and chil? dren at thia particular Beaaon. Be eare and call at Heinitah'e Drag Store and get a bottl of liia great medicine? Prepared ouly by E. H. BEINITSH, May afJ_Drogglat and Chemist. CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANE SOUTH CAROLINA Deposits of $1 and Upwards Received, ? ? ? INTEREST A LLC WEI) A T TEE RA T?<>1 SEVEN REE CENT. PER A NN V Al. ON CERT1FIOA1ES OE DEPOSIT, AND SIX PER CENT. COM? POUNDED EVERY S IA' MONTES ON ACCOUNTS. OFFICERS. Wm. Martin, President. John B. Palmer. I vice-Prasidi-nt? John P. Thomas, f vtce-iteaidcnta. A. G. Brenizer, Cashier. 'Jubo C. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier. Directors. ? Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. C. Has? kel], F. W. McMastor. John P. Thomas. E. H. Heiniteh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia. J. Eli Gregg, Marion. . G. T. Scott, Newberry. W. G. Maves, Newberry. B. H. Rutledge, Charleston, Daniel Ravenel, Jr.. Charleston. Mochantes, Laborors, Clerks, Widows, Or< phann and others may here deposit their sav? ings and draw a liberal rate of interest there? on, lian tere, Professional Men .and Trastees wishing to draw interest en their fends until they renuiro . them for business or other.pur? poses; Parents desiring to sot apart small sams for their children, and Married Women and Minora (whose deposits can only be with? drawn by th om ael voa, or, in case of death, by their legal repreaentativea,) wishing to lay aside fonda for f otare ase. are here afforded an opportunity of depositing their moana where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at the same time, bo snbjoct to withdrawalwhes needed. Aug 18 1?E?TRAL NATIONAL BAl?T or COLUMBIA. S. C . Present Capital, $100,030. ? ? AVTIIOUIZBD CAPITAL, 8600.000. brncEsi. John B. Palmer, rresident. A. G. Rtenizer, Cashier. C. N. G. Butt, Assistant Caahier. DtaBomas. J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. W. McMaa ter, H. D. Bono, of lt. D. benn A Son; G. W. Reardon, of Copeland A Rearden; R.L. Bryan, of .Bryan A McCarter; W. 0. Swafh eld, of R. A W. C. SwafBeld. F. W. McMaater, Solicitor. THIS Bank is now open for the transaction of a general backing business. OEBTIMOATKS or DEPOSIT of currency or coin, bearing intereat at the rate of aeven (7) per cent, per annum, in kind, will be leaned, Dopoaita from County Officer* eppeolftlly so? licited; also, from Trustee*. Administrators, Executors, Professional Men, and other?. Particular attention given to account a of City and Country Merchants, and other boai ness men, and the usual accommodations ex? tended. Notts, Rills of Exchange, and other ovi denoes of debt discounted, and money loaned on collu ter al?. Stocks, Ronds, Gold and Slicer bought and ?old. Mut?aUd Currency purchased at a tmall discount. Bight Dra?s drawn direct on all the promi? nent placea in England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Germany, Rrlgium, Holland Den mark and the Orient. Letters of Credit it sued, I ayable in any of (he above places Draft? on all tho prominent cities in thc United States bought and Mold. Banking Hnnao opposite Columbia rintel. Upen from O tc 3;^_,'pJi?R ljL Seagers' Beer DON'T contain Strychnine, lt ia pure, and warranted tobo HO. March ll The cooleet Lnger in the city cnn bo had al POLLOCK'S. & i^-Xy^^B^vit^M??tn Pi ano j WM^NABB & CO. ^an?f?m?ur^O>afc^ Ifi?tV&it?i? i mitBS? initnimintti havo' In-e?- before--tho A pubi)o,forAJpaiJj thirty ;?, i?arfva?d apon their. exc?Uenge aloje atULutfd au uvjmrchat' ed?r?-enuneilce, which plc-ubancua I Eera nn'C qblled.' ''Their'1 .." .r'->? ?'HV4?l ,M7? .;:t, t % ir' . I , Jii-./fcO??? -.?Ht.j' I, J-..: Oombin?Bcgreatopqwer,; intHnest ; and imo > :./ i . ' t. it * r;? j .. i I TOUCH .'.oonlhtii y ti . ' Ia pliant flrid;elabtiu, a b.d. autirely. fleo, from MS^?^ Tb6^aJro'-bperfaa??d,,,neinir none' b'ul'thovcry boat 4 material, the ? lutge capital orn ployed ir? ,ojir bueineas eimblingjroa-to kacy continually au.imm?uae. fttpek af, Ipmber, d.O., unhand. ... \ . . , 'X ... ~~r\ *3?~ Air?nt.ff7?r<ir''pp^hi?a1iaTo'??ki new im? proved ?TEnayhO^BC.itn?,atidlJlarrfjy'e Iheble. ti tftf- Wo would call ? oeciol aUeniion to dar than haWyet boen attained.1 .* '?? " KTtryl'lano CU Ur Wuirantrdiur 5 Year? Wo ha vp .in ado arrangement,?, for, the tale w?ioletale agency, for. tho. moat, .celebrated PARLOR "ORGANS ' *ndTAtBLWEVN8. ' wbicb wo offer wholesale and rotafl 'at fewest factory price*. . WM. KN AUK & CO., . May as ijlGmo. ?j Baltimore, Md fTlHB hooae. we UTO in. I The mind ha tho X tenant ot the body, and .unless tho tene? ment ia kept td good repair, the immortal oo-^ onpant ia deoreaeod. dietrttughi; mia?r?bio, i and aeea thinga "as thrungli a giaaa, d??kly." | not aa they really are.. Wher- tho stomach is j relaxed, the liver torpid, the bowels disorder? ed, and the n?rveo unstrung, iii vig?rate, vital? ize, regulate and tone them with TAEBANT'8 SELT2?R APERIENT. Its operation ia certain, pain le sound aalntai-y. It bringa tho action cf those Important argana into oon rormit \ with the laws of health; tho J spirit a rise, the brain oleare, ?.nd tho capacity to enjoy Illa ia restored tu deeponding inva? lida. BOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Jhne20 jfe The Great Medica, Discovery I Dr. WALKER'S CALIFOENIA VINEGAR BI?XERS, Hundreds of Thousands ?? Bear testimony to their "Wonder- S p tr 0-5 miCnraUve Bfiecta. ? . ? g ? fy WHAT ARE THEV?|*nj mt c2 Mada of Poor It mn, TVblnltev, Protfi. Spirits andKefliac Llituuradckstored.tplceA and sweetened to pienso tl IQ tasto, catted "Ton? ic?," "AppetUors/ i . iteatorcra,'* ac, UiaC teaA. tho tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but aro a truo Medicine,mada from thoNatlvo Hoots and Herbs of California, free from nil Alcoholic > Stimulant?, liter aro the UU EAT BLOOD rUKl Fl Kit and LIFE ?tVIXG PRIN? CIPLE ojicrfcct Renovator and Invlxorator of ' thc System, carrying offalt poisonous matter and' restoring Hip blood lo a healthy condition. So person can take these Hitters according to diroc U<in and remain lon;; unwell, abfor InOnuintsitory mid Chronics Itaeu nmtlaoi sud (?out, l)yapo:>?la trr Indl CCfttlon, Itt timi?. Reutti tent and Inter? mittent Porer?, lHscnaes ol'tho llload, Livor, Kidneys, and Bladder, theso lilt tors have been jnoat sacces?-f?l. Buch Dis? ease? ara oaasod by VI tinted II I ?od. Which 'ls generally prottn?cd l>y d^ranscuient of thc Dltresi I vo o i un ii?. I>Y??PEP!?1A Ol? INOIGESTION. Headache. I'uln In the Shoulders, Courin. Tight? ness of tho Chest, Dfzstncas, Sour Eructations of thc Stomach, 11.1.1 Imus In the Month Bilious At? ti tacit'), Palpitation of Ilia Heart, Inflammation of thc I.nngs, Pahi in t!ie r?glons of the Kidney?, and A.hanated,ether na! um I \fWtVl^?i. ?y tho off .prfrtgiiof nritprprtB. **V w' 6 ' * Ttti'y Invigorate the Stomnrh and ritmnlato til" torpid lt ver and how?;?, whlelj render tncui of un-., equalled',afV}a?jr? ju r!uaBH)ii?x tho \>\o(>A of all . h?aarltrca.Util bnixriliif; h?w?lfa pntt'Tlaaj- lo ' tho whole ?y?tem. FOU rt lt IN DIf*EASrJ!l,rrnptioii?rTetUor;> Ball Illieum', Dlotcht*. Spot?, limpies, rufale?? nolU, Car h nu elf?, Ulnj-.Worma, ?c?.ld-Uead,Soro ' Kj-es, Kry*lpnUs, Heh, Scurf*. I>lsco1oratfons of tho Skin, Humors and Diseases of tho Skin, of whatever noms or nature, aro literally dns; ap ?:i 1 carr led out of the iijitent tji a Ohorttlme 1/ tho ?iso of taro? Bitters. One. bottl? In such case? will conrlnea tho mont Incrod?lou? of thole, cr. rn tl TC eject?. . ' i: j? ~ Cleanse the Vltl?tbd i-foc?l whenever you find lt? luiparltlos hurtling I h rv? ?h llvosttln In rim. plo, Irruptions or Sore? ; cleans,- lt when jen And it obstructed and stu?tfUh bi thu veins; clean*- lt when lt ls foul, and your focllnys will tell you when. Keep tho blond ?uro and tho ?-?itli cf Vin fystem wJIlfbllow, ? OPIK, TA I*Kami othor WORwIA, tnrktncln tin! ?j ?l.ini ?if so many tHottsanda, aro cffcctttally dealroycd an.l removed. Vor full dlrecltoup, read ca.-efiill)' tho flrrol.tr nr<?un:l eaeli bottle. J. WA1.KKI?. Proprietor. Ti. fl. MCDONALD ? P<?., Ti/uiMm and (len. Ajrantt*. San Frnnclncn, ('?il ,and 3.'autlSI Contutores Street. New \"or'-?. 1> HY AM, iiKITQRISTa ANO DEALERS. PMllflTly GEIGER A McQREOOR, Agenta. STUCKS, DONOS and COUPONS bought and sold by I>. GAMBRTI.L. Broker. A Ano Bummer tonic ia Hattorfs Bittere can bo had at POLLOCK'S. BovTU*e?l?eMJKJt4i?MM0?l> COUPA? T, - Ji'jVTlil I -rrfwVnv Art?'t'A?A? ???OJ'It tt???T?r.'' 1 - -1 V iiBava-Co.uioJbi?v -?rt? * A.- ?ajttJk? . ?vt ?. ; v7.4? ? m r.VO'at ?oTumWafc^ .S.'?uf m fWoa^aptirts, r?^dfa^iVftb'Ut?oV?oijATioN TUAiN, [BuudajB cxcopted.!)*. , ..* J^veCploMbUKat.^ ( -?-.vi? ..>?. ?V. -2,00 li m Arrive ?tfolumBifc aVtf/T?A .r?AViu/l*.*Wl,S ^Camden '?voeoirimod?'?on- Tr?i? wi? Con? tinue lo . run.to Columbia 'aB;JormoJ?y-Jiorj daye, Wedneeda? "s^:-Pm,tr&^ tloVOO n.?.<!?' ?i' i''" "i W UharluUe. Oolumbia and Augusta E. ? .inf) HUl'JIBINTEyDENT'S i v lowing ecbedulo wiUlie rt?y ?Tor Uri! road: > .rn '/ /or -i i'linqiSil^diarHrl ; j.-iin.-.O Leave Anguata.... ..3 25 A. AI. M. Leave -Cotarafeia: ...S'.B TO A^'M."1 t?lTOT? M. Arrive Ch*ridtt*. .V J?.0.85 P.' MI ?j ?8.2(I,A; M. !i>iiintMin?) iii ;acnjskeoilTiL ?i r'iir .I'?-L? Leave Cbarlotto.7.40 A? M.. , *C0P.,M Leave Columbia.,., .2.?0,P.lL.... ?.?5 A. M. Arrive. Angd?ta, .7.60 P. IT. H* ' 7 30 A. M. air?: No. uva?n. mikeA ?f?ee coarieeliob *tBl?3i mondior Virginia?pringe.. ul ur. ? ' .? IDA t?^^r?nor a?a^1ntVWj^'4 **g?*8li:i,1*,!l*d :i mandkwW?^ ? euitloiBf F. ?LtoXANDfe} Gene r?l 8hp? E. It, DOBBEV, Oenerat Freight and Stunt AgpnLi . ???o j,? ... ^?oc^jgjgfjO ?i Greenville ?arad-Columbia Ba?r?adi' rt? ?.>< COLOMBIA, B. C., NARCO: i; 167?; *W*JW??)l%^Wm#?l.lf\: tho. f?UowinK s?bedu^.wiRbe run daHy, gandaya e vented, connecting^witb Wight Trains on South Caro Daa Railroad np ahfl-down} alsb witli'Trania going North and Booth on ChttOotte, Coldnibia and Augusta Bail rood: hi ..>/..? c.;..: .-?VJ?**:-- '.i-i i lo pyit?i Leave Colombia at..,v. 7.00 a. m. " Ab>km,.-.f,,tf/..,M,,x,lrtv-O.JOa.m. " h owberry,..., .?v.,.. ^,. ,11.16 a. m. " Col debury.-...:.ii . 3.00 p.m. :*SIf Hulton. ? w.... i.. ...i._5X?rp. m. Arrive, at GrseaivR^ ,tA80,p. aa., LeaVeflre?^rv^H? af.f..v: v.'1...'...' 6.18 a. m. " -' '?eleen4?. M~.v.iWr.?-..Vi:.? 8.4*4. m. - 1*1 .Cotaoabnry.. ;.2;.ci-. Jl0a07a. m. i. :iA^TiUer.........ar,r..,". AM.a. m. ii. 5^?? Va*......... ? i * r.r J. ?J P.M . ..*. Alatori.4.08p.m. Arrive at 'Columbia!. l\.... ? :i.iv. ; 8.88 p. m. 3 THOS. DDDAHKAD, General Sop. M. T. BABTTJCTT. General Ticket Agent. ' ScHednle tm Bina Bi?g? Kaitrca'd. t?u?Wi?yi Le ave Ahaortcm.. ? V, .4.20 P.: H. ?h.rttwpjicH^j. . u Pt?ndletoaV.v..'.8.20 u ^T-. -^_?? -:Perrjrvilra.'..?..6.00 Ajrrivo at WaibaUa..^^.^.7-00. ;? Loave Vf amalia.f..",. .tLSO A. II ?. - Perrytllle.. .?.?Tl* " Pendleton;..v.. ;.';..^^>/.:j.U"?0*'*J . Arrive at Anderson.?...0,15- " Waiting at Anderson one bom*.for the*.arrival ol UP train on Greenville and Columbia Jkmd. idly 81. ty.' H~D. GA3D^ATtt). Sap. Bummer Schedule.S. &U. R. Bv, 1 ?vi 'To Commeace29/A J/oy, lSTLi - DOWN THAIN..,, .UP THAIN. jfc^mg^riS^ Arrive. Leave. Arrivo. Leave. Spattanbnrg.. ' ff SO ' ?.25 ' Bateevilld.v... 0.00 8.00 :" "4.'C61 ?-74,4? P?colot.. -i G 08 . . ?nS; .o i .4:40 1 d- 45 JonesylUo.*..-., ??.48it.^48,,, 4.J0 UnionviUo. 7 25,. .7,00,...,,. .8.08 ,.. 3.25 W?h Bfcm1..... 8.40 H ?Sh ' ?S Shel ton. ?.'.I... tO.18- .9:20 . . 1.85- 1.40. Jo-lcaV. Jfford... .?.40 i _ ?;45j fohl .1.1? : 1;17 .M?y24 ' THOS.B. JftTBRiPr?sTaenf. .:. iOaunga, of i^eii^^ j.a OFFICE ?ORTH CAROLINA B.lB^C?vL? Sr?o=kl? Juna a, 187t, TRAINHwili be thin ayer thin Bcd io accotdance.withyibo AiuirVri T.BATEU- ^Mli?V?;'K?*,VK. Gharlottd: -.'..L; 8.88.4m . r .8.10? m - SeUsbnryAogam 8.2S,an ?2fB.?P. 5rf?*n? Gr*nab'oil.08amll.l?am WPW??P-m ?QBhqpi2.i0pm .i p^t?'m ^Wft'trx^TOjeiim HilIabV?a.'2?pm S.BlTpm U?MpwVl?67 p m Haleigh B.05 n m ; io. ? SJS&am 2.40,6 m Goldsboro ^.i?,.ivw| . ^T^flhr^tiJ . . . wT?aias.Gottg ljaat . .Train? W?sL CbJU?orte7.15?ijr ^^Jo.O?^m Sttl?sbVy 4.82-d-ai 4 87am -6.15 p m ?.^p m Gr'nab'a 1.2?am 1.86 56m ?.1J1 pin 2;20.p m Co Shop ll.87p.8a }3^S0 R m 12^0 p m fli?abrolO.07 pm l?.OOara U.?7 p,m 0 a ja. Haleigh ?-Sap-in 7.40 am " ' .? w.48,am Goldsb'o :8;00p?B .*.!?<* 1 " . Jana 8 W. fl. ORKEN, Mn r. Trana. Thief Proof Drawer?. . ' r; ' ? mHR-nndera?gned have rtveeived the Agency X of tb efe o DBAWKR8. TVuy are ?wf one ^iBffiieed/Mi/or/Aepro-i V .-rtTiliVJ, Hlv itfefionp/eoerv^oteani ^iiL-uW^/fe g Mop in CWumoia, at- ^IMPROVEO^) ;! fording a sure protec- -> " , \? ' ' ? Hon from the llght-fln- TlU LOCK? ?RAWEM ge rod gentry.' I For eal? - g 'ow?.b7. ^T"T t O?" FAIRBANKS & C0^ fe, JOHN AGKEW^ SON. . Aaaars, ? w 252 B^?dw?j,H,YtJ i_ : ? - il r ;,- ...tl.-sr?! .-Ci_ ?i HO Fia? u8i?? aif/wAAtaae... WARFIBLD'S COLD ?OAP. TH 19 SOAP WMaas-pWriaeily l? Wild water, aoft.bard or iEalt.,rIt TCB?OVaa grease, oil, and paint from garments. It wa.*boa all kiudB Osgoods-cotton, flannel, silk pr woolen. Itrcleao8ea ailver, plated Ware' fo> Te*?lry wi Ui ont ocr atoning.; 'ir the ir tit ifs ate r? h cb tarnished, rab them - with ? pioco-. ol flannel which has plenty of the 8oAp oa it>?..TojaeepIe who do their own washing, it ia lpTJ?U*bIe. It will save ita coat In one'washing. For sitie, in boxea o? thirty-ai*bara, by EDWARD ^OPE. April 9 Agent for South Carolina. BRANDIES. 5CASKS James Hennessy 's A Brandenburg Frorca BBANDIES, imported direct, and oflered pure and unadulterated. These com? prise Vintftgea of 1835, 1858, 1800 and 1BG3. Stock of Hock?, Claret? and White Wines in? clude sotno of t lie most famons brande aa well nu sound io ic ii need gooda. For sale by . March 25 GEO. 8YMMER8. OL? HANK HILLS ?tod HUTILATKD CVRRKNCY bought sndooldhy Nov 23 gmo D. OAMbRILL. Broker. Blackweira genuine Durham Smoking-To? ba.to at POLLOCK'S.