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Ifflpeon Main gtreot, above Taylor.
te-Book and Job Printing of overy dbnorip
ion promptly^and faithfully attended to. '
-.11 . ' ...'? - A-DVEBTIBEMKNT8 ' ' 'j
IqaoEted in tte Daily at 75 cpu te ?dr a quart?
.'or tho tlrut an? 00 oente Caoh BobB^cmept.ln
jertion. Long advertisements by- thc- woo/r,
month cm year; at reasonable rates. " '
?Mf . aoa?eariPTioN. ?H??L-i
J>aUy, Biz months, $4 00; Trl-Wsekly, 3 60;
Meekly,.! 60. " . ,
Th ?> I.: ttl o Sleepers.
Little foot un Imiffor patter,
1 Little Up? no longer chatter,
....Bitter, ohatler aa of yore; !
'." .What's tho.matter?
" Why theolattor
Silent, on tho cottage floor? . ur-'l
Little hearts no longer Binging,
Little bands^iplqngqr hripgiogr' '
Songs and flowers aa' of yore;
Why no'sloging, . '
. Why nd bruising . . - , * ; if
. Sooga apel flowers at tho door?
In yon grove of sighing, if illowa.
Little hoads hayo mada their pillows'-' -
,.,Pillows, where sweet daisies grow;
Daisies growing,
all unknowing . u. .
To tho blooping ones below. '>
Cn some bright m?^n hereafter, : ;
Yet will break the morry daughter
Of the sleeping opeBbelow;
And the sleeping,
' And the weeping,
Sleeping, weeping will bo. o'er.
r--., -A Socliilologcr.
lu one of the interior Counties of
Missouri lived, some eight years tego, a
man who followed preaching for a liv?
ing.' He was : culled Bider B--, and
.wag engaged to preach to the Campbell
itca.' His peculiarities soon made bim
quito noted,, and large audiences assem?
bled to hear bim; Of late he* has
abandoned' tho pulpit, and is now a
ju?ivi?e-pf-tUe-peaq?,, law jen. On ono
occasion, .'whoa i nt tho zenith > of ? hie ?
.fame, ha preached a discourse on $he do-1
liveranoeof -the' children of Israel, in
whioh he said:, '.'Br?then, there are
marry diffionlt passages in the Bible, and
yon are likely ?o bo Tod into error unless
made' to; understand them. Now, yon
ail havo . read . this, j chapter .wherein
Moses stretched bat Iiis hand ovor the
Bed Sea, and waters became a wall, and
the<ihildron of Israel Went over on dry
ground safely, arid how the pursuing
Egyptians, ibo: char io ta and horsemen,
ana - all the hosts of Fharoah were
djiQvnqd,., Nqw, my brethren, as thia
re^ililt?tatortf t?a|?; bat I will ox
pUuojii fifes'don't/ mean what it ?aya.;
fot rtoll yod I have read it in the origi?
nal Greek, and it ie there all explained
and made perfectly plain; and in the
next translation of the Bible, whioh our
church is getting ont, it will be all ex?
plained. Now, this passage of Scrip?
ture, when properly explained, means
aimply this:, j o-mKT ; ,v J
When Moses and tho ohildren of Israel
arrived at the Bed Sea they camped all
night, and it- terned cold, and the
"strong East wind" caused it to freeze
over; and the truth Of the whole matter
is plain, aa you see, that the ohildren of
Israel passed over, "dry-shod," on the
ice. {There were tfo-.euoh;thi?g?j as great j
wolla. Tlio o\igin\l Greek will ndfc per1- '
mit any such unjust and difficult transla?
tion. And again, when the Egyptians,
with their immensa ftrjojew, hnnvy chari?
ots and great weights, pursued the chil?
dren on the ice,, they broke through it,
and were aU-engntphed, drowned and
lost. This, my brethren and sisters, ia
the trae and fair explanation of this cir?
cumstance, and the original Greek,in the
next translation will explain it to you, .ill
and make i tj plain.' jji.-.j / j] j h / /
At this point a brother Bittihg'back in
the congregation arose, and said: "Bro?
ther B-, I would like to ask?you a
qnestlon, "f you have nO objections."
The elder, looking triumphantly to?
ward the brother, nnt?wer?d: "All right,
sir; ask just as many questions as yon
want toJ" ' .
"Well/' oontinued the brother, "my
knowledge of geography and the location
of the Bed Sea shows that it is located
nearly under the equator, and is, thore
. fore, in a very iwerm country, and noyer
known :io.; be* frozen." Will the gentle?
man please tell the audience where
the ice came from of whioh he spoke?"
The elder became excited and answer?
ed, with lofty disdain: "If tho brother
who, has- asked, mo thia question know
hftlf "is much about tho Scripture and the
geography of the country as ho pretends
to, ho would know that' this circum?
stance, .which X have explained, happen?
ed thousands and. thousands of years
ago; yes, air, thousands of years before
the age of geographies, and before there
was any equator! I think, brethren and
sisters, 1 have answered the. gentleman
oompletl?yl"] \ J ll fl
A grocery keeper, whose lines were
cast among tho Pikcsyln Colasn County,
California,. says: "I couldn't get their
whiskey strong on, o ugh for thom, so,
after tryitja es?fy?way, Ht last ,finado a
mixture of poison oak and butternut.
That fetched'em. I called'it tho sheep?
herders' delight; and it was a popular
drink. Tho Srsi Pike ? tiled it on
yelled with delight; the next one took
two drink? and turned a doable somer?
sault in the road b?fore tho boneo. A
peddler came along, and after he took
several drinks of my sheep-herders' de?
light, he went off and stole his own
pack, and hid it- in the wood?. ' When
he came to himself, he made a complaint
of the theft; bot I guessed how it was,
and helped bim to find the goods."
Another "unknown man" hos been
run over and killed by a train of oars in
New Jersoy. It is a dread and fearful
thiog for a man to be unknown to a New
Jersey railroad.
j-... ? -V-?._ttiMt-*iMp? Ennui." -y-;??>.
ii Many of our^eaders jwtoo have, often
heajc4 ,Qt.^^0iNWjMtio4t "Moe :<lawjv"
h ft ve probably navel bad'an opportunity
o? perusing thotifamoua oode. The ?ta>
totea copied belowy from' an ancient vo?
lume relating tb the history of 'tho*4mfk
rican colonies, wer? enacted by the iieo^
pie of ihe "Dominion of New H?ven:"
The Governor and magistrates, con?
vened in General Assembly, ero th? "ga?
promo power''under God, of'.tbe ^^de?
pendent dominion. Ju.
From the determination of the Assem?
bly no appeal ebal! be made. -j frV".
The Governor is amenable to tho yd leo
of the people. . , ".
The Governor shall h?ve a siegle vote
io determining any qnaation. and ?coat?
ing "vote1 wlieu the Assembly snail be
equally divided.
The Assembly of the people shall aot
bo dismissed by the Goveraor, but shall
dismiss itself.
Tho judges ahull determino controver?
sies without a jory. ; )
No Quaker or dissenter from tho esta?
blished worship of this dominion shall
bo allowed to give a vote for the election
of magistrate or any other officer.
No food or lodging Bhitll bo offered to
a Quaker o? bete tic. T (. * '*
It any peVson turn traitor,'he shall'be
banished, aod not suffered to return on
pain of death.
No priest shall abido in tho dominion;
he shall be banished, aud suffer death
OD bis roturo.
Priests maybe seized by any one with?
out a warrant.
Nb, ouo;shall cross a river, bat with
aa authorized ferryman.
No one shall roo on the Sabbath day,
or walk in his garden, or elsewhere, ex?
cept reverently to and from meeting.
No one shall travel, cook victuals,
make beds, sweep house, cut hair, or
shave on tho Sabbath day.
No woman shall kiss her children on
the Sabbath or fasting day.
The Sabbath shall begin at sunset on
Saturday. \
To piok on ear of corn growing .in a
neighbor's garden shall be deemed theft.
A person. accused of trespass, in the
night must be judged guilty, unless he
Olear himself by hia-oath.
When it appears that an accused has
confederates, and ho re fusca to discover
them, he may be racked.
None Bhall buy or sell lands without
permission of the seleotmen.
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pointed by the seleotmen, who are to
debar him from tho liberty of baying
and selling.
Whoever shall publish a lie to tho pre?
judice ot his neighbor shall be set in the
atooks, or bo whipped ten stripes. .
No miuister shall keep asohool.
lavery rateable person. who retases to
pay bis proportion to support the mi?
nister of ,ijba town or jj parish, shall bo
hued by the cou rt 2.1, and 4 2. every
quarter, until be, or sha pay the rate to
tho minister'. . .
Whoever wears clothes trimmed with
gold, silver or bone lace, above ls. per
yard,'Bhall be presented by the grand
jurors, aod the selectmen shall tax'the
offender. 300 1. estate. ? .
A debtor ta prison, swearing be has
no estate, shall be let ont and sold to
moko satisfaction. '.
Whoever sets a fire in the woods and
it burns a house, shall suffer death, aod
parsons suspected of. this crime shall be
imprisoned without .benefit of bail." .
Whoeyer brings cards or dice into this
dominion, shall pay n fine of five
pounds.:
; No one shall read common prayer
books, keep Christmas, or set days,.eat
rain bod pies, dance, play cards, or piny
on any instrument of music, except tho
dru m', trumpet and Jewsharp.
'When parents refuse their children
convenient.,marriages, the Magistrates
shall determine the point.
The selectmen, on finding children ig?
norant; may ^oke them, away from their
parents aud put them in better hands, at
tho expense of their parents.
Adultery shall bo punished with death.
A maa that strikes' his wife shall pay a
fine of teu pounds.
A womaa that strikes her husband shall
be punished as the court directs.
A wife shall bo deemed good evidence
against her husband.
No man shall court a majd in person or
by lotter, without first obtaining consent
of her parents; 5 1. penalty for the first
offen on; 10 1. for tho second; and for tho
third, imprisonment during tho pleasure
of the court.
Married persons must live together or
bo imprisoned.
Every male shall have his bair oat
round according to a cap.
[NOTE.--The above laws were original?
ly printed on blue paper, ou which ac?
count they were called the Blue Lia we. j
Why is your chambermaid immortal?
She returns to dust every day without
dying., : , -
. To Architects.
PLANS tor tho ero?tiop bf a City. Hall, cor
nor of ' Washington and Richardson
D tr cots, ia the city of Columbia, will bo re?
ceived UH lit 20th of Joly. Building to bo of
brick, of tho following dimensions: 105 feet
front on Richardson street and 165 foot doptb
on Washington street, two stories, with mas-,
sard roof; lower story to bo divided into throe
atores; upper story to ho finished as a Thea?
tre, with accommodations for 1,200 persona;
remainder of upper story to ba finished aa
offices.
Plana to be handed to Chairman of Special
Oommitteo of City Council.
W. HUTBON WIOO, Chairman,
. J,8MITn,
W. MOONEY,
W.8IMON?,
Juno ai t J. TAYLOR, Committee _
. \ He?ned Oil. !
COTTON BRED REFINED OIL, by ?he gal?
lon or barrel. Also, io glaaas, pints and
quarte. For sale low._ E. IIOPE.
Native and Foreign Wines.
80?PPERNONO, Conoord, 8autoras, Cia
ret, Champagnes, Jost received and for
?ala low, by_ _E. HOPE.
Tho best plaoo to got a cool summer drink
is at POLLOCK'S.
Book. Jpb.an&powapaper
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THE Proprietor of tho PHCKMX haB fitted up
and thoroughly furniahod hiaoflicefor tho
elocution o? all hindu lotter prune PRINTING.
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ATTENTION, and work promptly ?or??r<h?\
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in the interior -\?}f . of tbe State,
wherfl8HEET t . . . FOSTERS <ta.
oan be pot np '% . 't*''-)/ ' in stylo.
J. A.SELBY, .'J^-Ci ^ Tropriotor.
..iy, i i.'-t-1 nit1 1 * ; i >f . " ;
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SOUTH O AJtOLIKA
Deposits of $1 and Upwards Beceived,
-i-?>?
INTEREST ALLO WED A T THE RA 7?S ?
SEVEN PER GENT. BER ANA VU.
ON GER Tl FICA. 2 ES OE DEPOSIT, ?
AND SIX PER CENT. COM?
POUNDER EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON A COO UN TS.
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Wm. Martin, President.
JohnB. Palmer, i vi,,? prciiidnii?
John P. Thomas, \ yice-rrtaiawit?.
A. G Brenizor, Cashier.
J. II. t?awyor, ' Assistant Cashier, in
charge of Uranohes,
John C. ?. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directore.
Wade Bampton, William M?rtir, A. C. Haa
kell, P. W. McMaster. John P. Thomas, E. B.
Helnitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, ?
Colombia.' . T
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
O. T. Soott, newberry.
W. G. Mayes,'Newberry.
B. H. Rutledge, Oharleaton.
IVaniol Raven el, Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widow?, Ot?
(diann and others may here deposit 'lien sav?
ings aod draw a Uberafrate of interest - here?
on. 'Planters, Professional Men Rnd Trustee*
wishing to draw interest on their inuds unti
they require them Tor business or other pur?
poses; Parents desiring to set apart email
mme for their children, and Married Women
and Minors (whose deposits can only bo with?
drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by
their logal repr?sentatives,) withing to lay
aside funds for futuro use. aro here afforded
un opportunity of depositing their means
whore they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
tho same time, be subject to withdrawn] when
uoedod. _Ana 18
NO FIKE USED IN WA8I11NO.
WABFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP.
THIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water
soft, hard or salt. It removes create,
oil and paint from garments. It wa six s all
kinds of gdnda-cotton, flannel, silk or woolen.
It cleanses.- eil ver, pla (ed ware and jewelry
without scratching, lt the articles ar? much
tarnished, rub them with a picco of flannel
which has plenty of t lie Soap on it. To people
who do their own washing, it ia invaluable.
It will save its cost in one wat-bing. For salo,
in boxes of tbirtv-bix bara, by
EDWARD BOTE,
April 9 Agent for South Carolina.
BRANDIES.
5CASKS James Ben nessy's <? Brandenburg
Freres BRANDIES, imported direct, and
oflered pure and unadulterated. Thceo com?
prise vintages of 1835, 1858. 1600 and 1863.
Stock of Hocks, Clarets and White Wince in?
clude some of the most famous brande aa well
as sound ?otbpriced goods. For salo by
March 25 GEO. SYMMERS.
Lard ! Lard ! !
PURE LEAF LARD-"gvarantted strictly
yure"-in barrels, hair barrds, kegs ano
8, 5 and 10 caddies, for salo at reduced pi ices
by_JOHN AGNEW ir SON.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
IOB PinUWMO THE BLOOD.
The reputation this ex?
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its nu ts,
many ol' which are tndy
marvcUoui?. Invctcrnto
casca of Scrofulous dis?
ease, wlie.ro tho system
seemed saturated wiUi
corrupUon, have been
purillcd and cured by ic
Scrofulous affect lona mid
SJ disordera,whlch wcro'as*
< gra vated by the seront
loua contamination until
they were painfully afflicting, have been radically
cured in such great numbera in almost every sec
tion of the oouu?y, that tho public scarcely need
to bc informed of Its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is ono of Uto mort destruc?
tive enemies of our race. 'Oneil, this unseen and
unfelt tenant of Uic organism undermines Uie con?
stitution, and invites the attack of enfeebling or fa?
tal diseases, without" cxclUng n suspicion of its
presence. Again, it seems to breed infection
throughout thu body, nnd then, on some favemblc
occasion, rapidly develop into ono or other ol' its
hideous forms, cltbct on the surface or ohtpng Uie
vitals. In tho Inlier, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited itt tho Inngs or heart, or tumors fen ned
In tho liver, or it shows its presence by eruptions
on tho skin, or foul ulcerations on some part of
thc body. I lonco thc occasional use of n buttle
of.this SurmaparlUn is advisable, even when no
' active symptoms of disease appear. Persons af?
flicted with tho robowinp complaints-generally
Hud immediate relief, and, at length, euro, hy. ibo
use of this SARS.IVARIT,Z,A: St. AntliOr
ny'a Fire, Jr ?RH or "Erysipelas, Tetterf Stitt
Rheum, Sentit J lend, Ittnmeortn, Hort* Eyes,
Sore Kars, mid other eruptions or visible forms
of Scrofulous disenso. Also in the moro con?
cealed forms, tts 2*uspepsin, Dropsy, Heart
3>lscase, Fits, Epilepsy, Keuvatyia, and
thc various Vteeroua affections of thc muscular
and nervous systems.
Syphilis or Venereal and UTereurlal Dis?
ent c* nre cured by it, ihouuh a long time is re?
quired for subduiuK these obstinate maladies by'
any medicine. Rut lonK-rontinued mn of thia
medicine will cure the complaint. T.cucorrhcra
or Whites, Uterine Meeratlons. and Female
IHseascs, aro commonly soon relieved mid ulti?
mately cured bv its purifying and Invigorating
circct. Minute directions for each ease arc found
hi our Almanac, supplied gratis. Rheumatism
mid Gout, when caused hy accumulations of ex*
traneotis matters in thc blood, yield quickly to it,
as also TAver Complain ts, Torpidity, Conaea
t inn or J II fin m ir: (it ion of the ?iver, and .J it tin -
dice, when nrislng, ns they often do, from Uio
rankling poisons in tho blood. Thia SARSA?
PARILLA is a great restorer for Uio strength
nnd vigor of thc system. Thopc who arc Lan?
guid and lAstless, despondent, Sleepleaa,
and troubled with Nerrotts Apprehensions or
fears, or any of the affections symptomatic of
Weakness, will find immediate relief and con?
vincing evidence of its restorative power upon
trial.
PREPARED BY
Dr. JT. C. AYE? A CO., bowell, naas.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Aug 6 j tty O. ; H. MlOT, Agent. '"
Seegers' iitev is Pure.
IT don't contain Cucoculns Indiens Fish
Berries to inulto sleepy or headache._
Magra Lil's Digest of South Carolina
Law Reports,
TO* the prescott lute. Price j? For sale at
BRYAN .fc MuO.VIirElt'4 BOOKSTORE.
June ll
Malt Corn Whiskey,
WARRANTED two var* old, at
Felr 21 FOHN C.BEEPERS'.
/vt.fl HANK Hit.! S ?ntl MUTII/ATKD
\f < t Ult CR' T ... ngld andsoldby
Nov 23 Gaiu b. li AM i RILL. Broker.
GRAND PBIZE
rjlICKETS to tho Conceits of the SOUTH CAI
OIATION ready for salo and delivery. All ordo
wanted for the Counties of Lancaster, Loxing
nee and Pickoea. Apply (o
June 6
irmm'i?MkXMkTr.
. ti ?LX7 MB I A,!?J?0. fl . *
Present Capital, $150,000.
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' AtJTHOldZBD CAPITAL, S DOO.OOO.
9 l l OVTCOEBB- .
Jobo Bl Palmer, ?'resident.
A'. G. Bronizt,r, Cashier. ?
0. N. G; Batt, Assistant Caeblur.
MBECTOBB. "
J. EU GregB, John B. Palmer, P. W. HoMaa?
1er, B. I>. Bonn, of B. B. benn & Bon; G. Vi.
Bearden, of Copeland ABearden: B. L. Bryan,
of Bryan A McCartcr; W. C. Swaflltld, of B.
A W. O Swaffleld.
F. YV. McMaater, Solicitor.
THIS Bank ia now open for tho transaction
of a general banking.business.
CEBTinOATKH? OF DEPOSIT of currone}* or
coin, bearing interest nt the rate of seven (7)
per cent, per annum, in kind, will be leaned. -
Deposit a from County Oglctrs especially so?
licited: also, from Trua'te-,- Administrators,
Executors, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention piren to accounts of
City and1 Country Merchants, ?nd other busi?
ness men, and the UBUSI accommodations ex?
tended. ;..
Notes, Bills of Exchange, and oiber evi?
dences of debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stocks, Bonds, Gobi, Silver hought and sold.
Mutilated Cutrency purchased: .at a small
discount.
8ight Drafts drawn dire?t on all tho promi?
nent places in England, 1 Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany, Belgimn, Holland, Den?
mark and Hie Orient. Letters of Credit issued,
I avablo in any of the above places.
jjrafis on ali ino prominent cities In tho
United States bought and sold.
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
Open from 9 to 3. Feb 28 ly
The Great Medical Discovery I
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA .
VINEGAR BITTERS,
???? Hundreds of Thousands ?fH
?r* Bear testimony to their Wonder- ? E.H?
o o mi Curative Effects. 83?
j si WHAT ARE THEY? gb?
?770 a
?E g THEY ABE NOT A VILE
*Sa FANCY DRINK
Made of Poor Rant, Wiilakcj , FrotA?
Spirits nud RefitBC I.iflUura doctored, anlceu
and sweetened to piesse Hie tntfc, called "Ton?
ic?,"" Appetizers,'. - . J?catorcts," AC. Mitt lea?
tho tippler on to drunkenness and rain, tint aro
a (ruo Medicine, made from thc Nativo Hoots anil
Herbs of California, freo from ntl Alcoholic
Stimulant?, lucy nm tneURBAT ItLOOD
PCRIPIEll and UFR OIVIXO ITtlX
<:i PLE a perfect Innovator aiuUnvlgorator of
thc System, carrying off all polionons matter and
rc- te rl;>i; thc. blood to rt healthy condition. Xi)
person caa tako these Bitters according to dlruc
t!->n and remain lons unwell,
'^iirln.flninmiitorr nnd Chronic Ttlicu-'
um tiarri nnd iiout,- I>yiipep*lri or Indi- .
cotton, Hltlona, It nuit rent nnd Inlrr
initient Forer?, 1)1 Menne? nf itu Blood,
Liver, Kidney*, and llladdcv, these ISU
tci*M haTo hean niosl.imcpeti'sful. .Snch PU
cAHri* nrc caused by Vitiated III omi, which, J
Is generally prodnccd liy derangement of tho,'
liliostlvo Orsnnit. JiJ.'Pil^ '.
I) V."41*KI'S I A OR INDIGESTION,ti
Huuuiotia. Pain lu tho 6houldere, Coinjfis, T.?ht-,
nos of Ute Chest, Dlzxuicsa.SounEruaUUou* of.
thc Stomach, Bad lustc'lii the Mouth Bilious At?
tacks, Palpitation of thc Heart, Inflammation of
" "thc Lunga, F ?ht In'thcrff^nWl>T(ft?Tn<ln>ys,nrior'
ahiimircd other painful lymptaras.' arc tho off
apring??of Dyspepsia.
Tiley Invigorates thc Stomach and allmulote tne
torpid Iprer and 1 .ow?) ?, which render thew of via-,
equalled efficacy Iii cleansing thc blood of all
Impurities, ami Imparting new lifo and vigor to
thu whole syst om.
FOR ?KIN JU HK AH KS. I-rn pilone-,Tel ter,
fiait Kbcnm, Blotches. Sputa, l'lmplcs, 1'ustnlcs,
Polia. CorbunclcR, Bing.Worms, Bcald-Hcad, Sore
' Eyes,Eryalpsla?, Itch, Scurfs, BUcotorattons of
the Skill j Humors and l)iaeaces"of the Skin, of
Whatever miine or nature, aro literally dug. tip
end carried out of tho aystem iii a abort timn by
'th; uso of thc?': Hltterd. Ono bottlo in sitoli
carra will convince tho moat Incredulous of thulr
e nnitlve'effccts.
ClcatifS the Vitiated i.lood wbencvor you nnd
?ti Impurities bursting through thoikl.i in Pim?
ples, Kruptlona or Sores i cleanse lt when yon
lind lt obalructcd and slnggiBh in tho vclna;
cleanse lt when it ls foul, and your feelings win
tall yon when. Keep tho blood puro and tho
failli of tho system will follow.
?IMN, TA FE and other WORMS, lurking in
the system of so many thousands, aro effectually
destroyed anfl removed. For full dlroctlons, road
carr fol ly tb? circular around each bottle.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. H. MCDONALD ?
CO., DrnmilstK and (ion. Agouti, Bau Fraiielnc",
Cul .and SJ and SI Commerce Street. New Vor':.
D UV AU, DROCOIBTS AND DEALF.Hti
Q2?| fV Iv OKU H'H h MoGREGOR. Aqentj.
Private Boarding.
MRS. S. J. AVYATT informo her friends
and tho public in general, that ehe hau
oponed a PRIVATE BOARDIKG HOUSE/on
Plain street, near Bull. The POUBC is largo
and airy, and guests may etpeot tho comforts
of a homo._i May ? v
Special Notice.
THE MILLS HOU8E,
Charleston, tiJQt. baa reduced
Its rato bf Trkmnent Board to
_-$3.00 per dav dnring-th? som?
ier mumba. J. PAUKER,- Proprietor/ '
G. W. PAKKEU, Snpcriuteudont.
Mav 31 3mo
Pavilion Botel, Oharleston, 8. 0.
BOARD PKR DAY, 32.50.
MUS. H. L. BUTTERFIELD, Proprietress.
R. HAMinToNLflnperititr^denf. Jone 16
Free Soup overy day, at ll o'clock, at Toi.
LOCK'S.
DISTRIBUTION !
EtOLlNA LAND AND IMMIGRATION A8B0
ra from the country promptly filled. Agents
ton, Bparlanbarg, Greenville, Abbeville, Ooo
D. GAMRRILL A CO.,
General Agents, Columbia, 8. C.
Omo? O>'?O?KT cv^wn? TOtmoar,
WlLMIMOTOS, CEAKLOTTi: ABP llOTH'D Kl ?.,
LLIHQOLNIOH, N^G., Jnne28,1S3.L
EAVE Charlotte 8.30. A. M., Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Ss.turdayp, arriving at
Cherryville 12 46 P. M.,?odneot?tip; with geed
Baoko for Cleveland MineratBprisgilj ' ' ? .
July 1 Imo ' , Asalatant Bqp'f. f
Change of gohedale.
SOOTS CAROLINA RAILBOAD COMTAHT,
COLUMBIA, ti: C., June 9,1871. '
ftSZgasL ma Oh ange of Sch e du lo
mdmUs???Smto go into ??*cct on
and after Bunday, llth instant: ' ' '. 1
MAIL. AND PABBEHQKB TBAIN, .i. Si
Leave Columbia at.,...,4,.7.40am
Arrive at Charleston at.8.20 p m
Loavo Charleston at.8.20 a tn
2 rrive at Columbia at.fl.10 p m
RIGHT BXPBBB8, FBBIOHT ABD ACCOMMODATION
, . TBA! if. [Bu od ay u excepted,] .. .
Leavo Columbia, at.u.. .7-60jp m
Arrive at Charle? ton at.............. .C.4E> am
Leave Charleston at.,I_.7.10 p ni
Arrive at Columbia at... ; .4.00 a m
Camdon Accommodation Train;'Trill con?
tinuo to run to Colombia aa loxrjjerly--Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturday*, 1. ...
. A. L. TYLEH, Vice'-Prct?jflent.
SI B. P1CBTH6, General Ticket Agent. . ;
? -11 - "t-. .in""
Charlotte. Columbia and Angosta B, E
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,. , ,
COLUMBIA, 8. C., Jml? B, 1871.
lowing schedule will be ran over this road:
aOINO HOBTH.
Train No. 1. Train Ko. 2. '
Loavo Augusta..... .3 25 A. M. .' 6.00 P., M.
Leavo Colombia.'... .8 09 A. M. ? 11.00 P. M.
Arrive Charlotte.2.35 P. M. . 5.20 A.M.
OOIKO SOUTH. * j v
Leavo Cbarlotto.7.40 A.M. . .'8.00*. M.
Lo KV o Columbia.... 2.P0 P. M. ' 2.26,A:M.
Arrive Augusta..7.60 P. M. 7.80 A. M.
No. 1 Train daily. Ho. 2 Train daily, Sun?
days excepted. Both trains tnako close con?
neotion to all points North, South and West,
No: 1 Train makes cloao' connection at Bich
mond fo? Virginia Springs.'
Tb rough tickets sold and baggage checked
to all principal points. jj
Btandard Time-Washington City Time",
E. P. ALEXANDER, General'Rup.'
E.R. DOMET, Pen. Freight and Ticket'Agent
Greenville and Columbia Bailroad. .
COLUMBIA, S. Cl, MABCH 1, 1871.
nchednle will baron daily,' Sundays excepted,
connecting with Night Trains on South Caro
lina Railroad, np arod down; aleo with Trains
going North and Sooth on Cbarlotto: Columbia
and Augueta Railroad:
? ' UP. " r .
Leave Columbia at..:..........;:.1- 7.00 a. m.
Alston.....--. 9.10a.m.
** Nftwherrv.41.-15^55.
.' Cokcsbury....3.00 p.m.
?? Belton. B.oOfp. m.
Arrive at Greenville.C.30 p. ni.
DOWN. - .
Leave Greenville at. 0,15 a^m.
.l Belton. 8.05a.m.
M Ookeebury...... :........... 10.07 a. in.
" Ab b ovil lo.8.16 a. tn.
V Newberry. 1.50 p.m.
." Alston. 4.05p.m.
Arrive at Colombia.V G,65 p. rn.
TB08. DODAMEAD, General Bop.
M. T. BAmxETT, General Ticket Agent.
Schedule on Bine Bidge Bailroad-ftii
i 'mM?nruM-n Leave Anderson...... . tt.C0'P,?.M.
WSpO?nW " Pendleton...... 7.00 **
^?ri f? . Perry ville..... .7.4? ?
Arrive at Walhalla... .8.80v. " :
Leave Walhalla.,1.8.45 A.M.,
. Perryvlllo;...-.<-r^.,.?.,.
" 4 Pendleton;....!l.'i!KM? '**?
'.Arrive ?t Andorson.ii?.';. ii v..l.,<.6.80> .".''.'
Waiting at Anderson on?honr*for .tho arrival
of up,trainon Greenville and Columbia,Road,
Joly 2 ' W. Hrp. O A?LLARDTXqp. ? j
. .Bummer Schedule B. & U. Bi Bv
' 3b; Commence29?A May, IBIhi.: . ') ir.
\mmm<> POWN TRAIN. UP< TRAIN.
?BC^BEr. . Arrive. Leave. Arrive, Leave.,
St?art?nb?rg,.V ' . '5.30- 5.25 ' ?J
Bateeville. 6.00 6.00 4.CS, 4l.p*J
Pacolet...... .. . 6 08 .! 6.18 - >*.40 "4.45
Jo?eavilla...,. 6A? i 6 48r. ? >? 4r<05.< ti 4-?B>. 1
Bpionv?lo,,.. r 7,25 , 7.60.. 8.05 ; ,8.25
Froh Dam.8:40 8.45'u l'?.1& "tflS
Shelton....^.. 0.18 0.20 iJ-?l.l?'~> 1.4Klf
Ly lea' FpIU... 0.40 , 0.45 .. d.?W.lrl7i.
Btroiher....... 10 05. 10.10.. ? 12L50 ? 12,65,
AFoton.'...;.:.. 11.00 , ' y..., - . ilWM .
24; 1 TH08. B. J^S^,J^^ttt:^\
. ' Ohai?g? of ,8chedoJ?,1, u'u ii '
'OFFICE NORTH O?ROl^A ^il^Oi.' ii,!
Jane 4, 1871, TRAINS will
be ron over this Road in accordance .with the >
following TIMETABLE.
Trains Going Eadt. - ' Tra??a Wost.
. . Exprese.* . - Merit. u
ABBI VE* LEAVB. A BTU VE. TUA VE.
Charlotte -5,85am . , 3.10pm
Baliabury8.0Sam 8 23a.ni 5.28 pm 5.80,pm
Gr'nsb'o 1JL08amil.13 am 8.25 p m 8.36 p m
Co Bbopl2.40 p m 1.05 pm 9.5(5 p m 10.I? p m
Hillsb'ro 2.28 p m 2.S8pm 11.85 pm 11.67'p m
Raleigh 6.06 p m 2.05 a m t2".40 a m
QoldsDoro 7-20 a m (\?h? |'
Traina Going Eaet. Trains West,'
Charlotte7.15am 8.00 pm ' ,
Salisb'ry 4.32 a m l.!t7am 6.16 p m . B.i? p m
Gr'uflb'o 1.25 a m 185 a m .2.10 pru 2?Qp;m
Co 8hop 11.37 pm 12.02 a m 12.30 p m 12C0p m
HillsbrolO.Q7pmlO.09am 11.07 a m 11.10 ? m
Raleigh 6.G8pm 7 40 am ' 1 ' 8.'45 a?
Goldob'o -8.00pm . .?'
Jane 6 , W.H. GREEN, Maa. Trana:
Thief Proof Drawers.
Tf?K nnderfetgn?d bavo received (he Agency
of lliceo DRAWER?. Th*y are the one
thing needful for thepro-i' nun' 1 **?V
teotionof every store and *A A wDVVI iV% ,fi .
shop in Columbia, nt- -^MPBQVHfftW\\
fording a sure protec- T ? ,n fl
tion from tho llKbUfin- TlLL LQ??IU?AWER1
fered gentry. For sah .. it ,?-?->i?. * '
>wiby '. . fA<RB?NKSvA CO.,fe
IO?N AONEW A SON, , j *j?am., fi ?"
Good Thing?. I ?
RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch WbUker, 8lr
Robert Burnett's Old Tom Oin,Otard?
Dupuy, Qognao Brandy. Duff Cordon's Pale
Skerry, Sonth-eide Madeira Wine, London
Dook Port Wine, Hlbbert's London Porter,
HcEwen's Scotch Alo. Tho above direct from
the importers and warranted pure.
For Balo by_EDWARD HOPE.
The Exchaneo House
fHAS been overhauled and re-arranged
for tho Spring and Sommer. Iced beve?
rages compounded at short notice.
May ft PAYSINOER A FRANKLIN.
COTTON HBED OIL CAKB can bo had
at all tin.es, and in any quantity, nf
Jan E. HOTE.