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rH^HHiLTO?x. THf ' 7 . ,'?V?ai WBDM1UBAT Koarar*. ". . *Y JULIAN Aw SdtLBY, Jffice" da Maja Stj?dei?' above, .taylor. . . , TV:! '* ? ? ' . -.it : i.?vli .-. ' .Qt~B?oi ?nd.?oo. Printing of every de? ari p ion promptly ??4 faithfully attendod to. > .* AO TEHf Ii5E*JENTS lil ?er tod iii tho Daily. At 7S couta por equaro .:or tho first And 50 couts each subsequent iu lertiOQ. Loug advorlbicjnouta by tho wook, month or year, it roasonablo rateo, f fxd'.'. '". ' , ., rBDBBOBIPTlOS. OaUy,;Bix m?ntb>, i?00; Trf-Woekiry S 80|' ?Veekly. 1 CO. / V. ;< :. ;-, J .-. : -. ,. JL.acLUs'? BlIataKB. " Tho visitOTO?, hMolng1 fc^r.?dion, : : I to?k nj/hat, an*, bowing low, withdraw,. } Then, starting homeward, soon Tmlseed my . 'cane,1 . '. ' . ' >",-^ . . Retraced my etfips apd rmg%^lf<UI ?galnV ! I heard a ruMx-thc door flow open'wlde- . And with a bound Lucillo waa at my aide, '', > Around rn'v nerA'ho'r lovely arms ?he tbret?,, ' Kissed rho, yo Gods, kiaaod mo through and through*.^ i p*ttr.LfilfiV *o oli'' Stock still I etood, not.daring to return-, Tho glowing ?ieBeo'th?tiny pps did bum. rag? I tried to BpeakJ-and gasped1, ''I.clea?' forgoi;''! I left my cane.*", S,ho atartou aj if abet, '. Ajad crway with eons ph o' vainly .Wen .to amo "Oh, de'arl'Oh, dearl I thought 'twaa Dan, . niy Brother.' ' . ! What ehaUT'do?" she asked me o'er and o'er. I laoked the courage to sky ''Do it morel" , So, looking eboopish, Botsed upon my stf?ki ? And forthwith homo ward trotted double quick. - '.. When on my conch I vainly courted aleen. I tossed, and pondered, "What woalth.of lovo That girl poBSoBBes, other "girls abo vet And if a brother ehe should hold ao-dear, What must a himband to her heart appear?" The idea grow: and-weii, io end ibo tale, I aonght her ol ten, and tb euch avail, That ere a twelvo month its fall ooarse had ran .,. I woo'd, I won Tier-and wo twiin are one; And once I told, her "that my lova bogan Tho night Bhe kiaaod me ia miatake for Dan." "For Da??" said aho; "irby, blcaa your stupid head, . . ?' -.: r . F?or brother Dan was safe and snag in bed. "Toa didn't know kl" f 'Why.of course I did," And in my breast hjer bl us lung faofi aho hid. Through all those years.! did not once regret My.having fallon in thc trap oho sot. Happy am I, and happy, too, l>o made her, Although at tiru ou I laughingly upbraid her; And then tho a aye, "Thc moral, dear, of this is,* v That girls don't often make mistakes ia khw?al" Umbrellas. No W that the thermometer rans ninety one degrees in the ohode, umbrellas be com? objecta of interest.. It is said that tho first umbrella used in the streets of London was carried by Jonas Han way, who died in 17SS. The date of the ad in a pera?Vs band to Bereen 'him from violent rain or heat." Umbrellas aro yery ancient, for there is evidence, from old carvings, that they were nsed by Eastern princes in remote ages. Old pieces of chinaware chow the aristo? cratic Chinaman and his family shaded by umbrellas of, cn riana deaignSfOarried by claves who walked beside them for the pnrposo. Doubtless they Were UBed in that peculiar couu try long before they were introduced in the outside world. At first they wera kept only at publio houses, and hired or lent to visitors, as a ooaob, or other vehiole, or conve? nience would .be, and used only bys invar lida.'"- Tho nee Of %h&m~Was regarded ah an affectation, or evidence of effeminacy on the part of man. In an old copy of The Female Tattler an advertisement oau be found as follows: ?The yoong gen tle . man, belonging to the custom house, who, in fear of rain, borrowed the um? brella from Wilke's coffee house, shall the next time be welcome to the maid's {>attens." It is likely the buxom maid nserted the cutting squib herself, to damp the pride of the nice young man, for that species of the genus homo ex? isted then aa'well aa now. The first years after the close of the late American war, a violent prejudice existed in the South against umbrellas, except for old ?arsons, invalids and ladies. Thjn arose .om tho foot that very few you DR South? ern gentlemen were able to afford the laxocy. They were accustomed to ex? posa re to all sorta of weather, and rather liked the independent style of {ping in npito of weather. The youog adies admired this, of course; whereas, on the other hand, the influx of specu? lating Yankees that poured into our ooo o try , came "marching on" armed with umbrellas. They were terrified at the idea of sun-stroke, and carried their umbrellas from the rising of the san to the setting of the same. They held on to their umbrellas under any and oil cir oumstanoes, attacked hy sun, rain, rebels ?nd Eu Kluses I The umbrell a wai sometimes unceremoniously lowered, but rarely laid down. Not 100 miles from the spot where we write, a certain ox-sutler from Maine, who was appoint? ed by the Government a judge of the circuit court, was onoe called upon to settle a oase outside of the court houno. Hojoft t,he court/ room (towards night? fall,*1-protected by his umbrella. Being conscious of the presence of tho plain? tiff in the case aforesaid, he did lay down his proteotor for once, and not be 9 ing disposed to appear in the defence, (wbioh we must admit was npt .consist? ent with his judicial functions,} he was* relieved of his ooat; upon wbioh he grasped his umbrella and brought it down-under his arm. Feeling cafe 1 again with its silken folds about bis palpitating heart, he dodged nedor the arms of several laughing Southern Titans, and onward sped, amid roars of merriment, and assurances of "nobody hurt" Onward he flew, with more speed than dignity, using his feet and limbs with commendable aotivity, until hts pallid countenance and dishevelled hair disappeared down a private side street, whero the coast seemod clear; nod the last point mado in tho oase was made by that irrepressible umbrella under his arm. Tho phrase, "He had an umbrella stances. 8o the young men scorned them, and tho yoong ladies preferred rain in torrents, or melting sun-shine, to being seen in the streets with "a man ?with an umbrella." The last two sum? mers have:been so no usn olly warm that the young folks have wisely accepted the sitqatipn, and ?raised, their/ nmbrelh^ again. .*<??'... < > J * But to return to the past con tory. ?Tonas Hauway is ?aid to have carried his umbrella' thirty years beforo they were adopted generally. In tho y ear 1778, a footman.;*narn?d ?XoJi?^jItfoPonald,'waa jeered in tho streets of London for cur? rying au umbrella ho had purchased in Spain, but he went on his- way-TegSrd less of jeers, and was rewarded by ei lenoe>a^?ast^ . Al jfifcl Bis preshocj ?as the signal Hot" boisteronA- merriment, id sulls, and cries of. "Frenohmanl why don't yo?'?getl^?q&Q?).y,*, fluder w?* once compelled to disengage herself from his arm? onraacguntof the insulta heaped upon'him. J The fcab-drivarn hnd'fcohsid erable influence in suppressing tho um? brella; it interfered .materially .wtyhibeir tradp/'.nJJdl :thoy/ doubtless 'ernploy.od idlers ana street rowdies to put it down W.th every species of ridicule and insult. At thtf'houses of' noblemen1, ono cum brons "pent-house might be seen hang iug lu tho hui i for the uso ot s??y visit-, ors only-if it rained, a'servant carried it over them from the dbor to their car? riages. The few who were bold enough to use them bad the satisfaction of see? ing them adopted by many others in the year 1780, but they were not in general favor until, 1786. .rIa- ,EngIand, a largo unwieldy Umbrella'. ?B -called a "Gamp," in memory of "Sairey," who needed an umbrella as well as cucumbers to keep i cool upon certain occasions. In Franco, the largest size is called "un Robinson" for Robinson Crusoe, who, it will be re? membered by tho reader, constructed a rude shelter to protect himself from the rays of the tropical sun. Old-fashioned persona in thjs country call an umbrella "a Bun-shade," no matter what its size may bo. They wore? inpld.^timcs, all mudo'of a red materinl, arid it." i H highly probable the coDspicnoun color conduced to render them obnoxious to persons of taste. The parasol ia,-of course, only a modification, and is, in most minds, at? tributed to the Parisians, but I have not a doubt of its uso in China many years i before tho huge umbrella was stretohed over our ancestors. Look at the quaint toa-pot, or tho transparent cup and min? cer, in your grand-mother's beavfot, and you are almost sivre to see a little %,Shung-ku" or '.'.Hoang-Jti1' mincing around the saucer with ner tiny feet, or looking up from the bottom of the aup under her queer eyebrows. In either case, abo carries a dainty parasol. We I have seen one with onr own eyes, that oame from China years ago. It is a mar? vel of workmanship, consisting of a silk ground, covered with exquisite work in embroidery, beads, feathers, and paint? ings in oil, and is about the size of a small soup plato. An air of flirtation elinga to the curiously-fashioned thing. Our ladies' parasols are dainty enough, but that looks like a plaything. From book iv of "Cowper's Task," it appears that in his time footboys were employed to carry the umbrellas over ladies of fa? shion. Now the ladies can carry them in their own hands, from the little pre? tenses'of parasols to sensible sized um? brellas, which, thanks to modern im I provements, o&n be had large enough to enable the pedestrian to walk with com? fort, safety and grace. Chicago brags of a German who has drank, at a single saloon, in the last four I weeks, 1,180 glasses of lager beer.. PROCLAMATION. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EKOOTIVE DKPABTMEKT. COLUMBIA, June 23,1871. WHEREA8, information has hoon officially received at this Department that va caniea have occurred ip the office* of Connty Commissioners in tho following Counties, to wit: Newberry County, Simeon Young and David Hailetook; Chester County, W. H. Fro neberger and Alexander Kelsey; Clarendon Couuty, F. J. Lemon and Oadaden Tarlton; Union County, H. It. White and John Tina ley; Laurena County, David t'oulko and Tur .pin Pend*,' failed to qualify. Nqw, therefore. I, ROBERT K. SCOTT, (loverDor of tbs State of Booth Carolin?, in acoordan?o with the thirty-seventh Section of the Act of September 26, 16G8, entitled "An Aot to define the dnties and jurisdiction of County Commission oro," do horefeyissne tb is, my proclamation, that a special election be held on. TUESDAY, the 25th day of July next, to fill said vaoancies for the unexpired term thereof, within tho said Counties, re? spectively. The Commissioners of Elections, appointed in pureuaance of "An Act provid? ing foetus Copora! Elections,and tho manner of conducting tho Batao," approved Maren 1, 1870, are authorized and directed to conduct tho said special eleotions, respectively,and to make all necessary arrangements therefor, and e?oh of them are heroby required, after duo publication, and with strict regard to the Provisions of tho Constitution and tho laws of he State touching their duties in such case, to causo snob elections to be hold on the day aforeaaid, and to take all tho necessary steps for the holding of Bach elections, and for the ascertaining and determining the person or parsons who shall havo beon duly elected thereat. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto ?ot my baud, and caused tho Great Seal of the State to bo affixed, at Columbia, [n. s ] thia 23d day of June, A. D. 1871, and in tbe ninety-fifth yoar of the Inde? pendence of the United States of Ame? rica, ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor. F. L. CAnnozo, Secretary cf State. Juno 25 Lard! 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Agent? ] wanted fur the Counties of Lancaster, Lexington, Sparenburg, Greenville, Abbeville,' Oco '-,'.'".' . . i ? . .. i ?>i H .. ? .'i . .m..rt .' nee ?nd Pickens. Apply ?o,i . . D'. GAHBR1LL'& O?., " " . .' ' ' * 1 i- '?:>; ?..(..' f .. l '.Oi-I ?r . ' Juno fi General Agents, Columbia, S. C. ; I ' BRANDIE?. SCABIES James Benneesy's & Brandenburg FrereB BRANDIES, imported direct, arid offered puro and unadulterated. Thcae cnm priso vintages or 1885, 1858, 18C0 and 1863. Stock of Hooka. Clareta and White Wince in? clude nome of tho most fa,mnuB brande aa well as rtound loto priced gooda. For aale by ' March 26 IJ U?-V?d >OEO, RYMMEBBl ?ENTRAI -HATH)! . '. -br, COLUMBIA, S. C i Present ?apital, $150,000. '.? -ti-? ? ? - AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500,000. . OFFICEh?. . John B. Palmer, President. A. G. Brenizer,.Cashier. C. N. G. Butt. Assist sn t Cashier. niRECTOIlS. J. Eli Gregg,John B. Palmer, F. W. McMaB tcr, lt. D. Semi, of lt, D. benn & Bon; G. W. Dearden, of Copeland&, Boarden; K.L. Bryan, of Brjau & McOarler; W. C. Swuflkld, of lt. & W. C. Swaffiold. F. W. McMaater, Solicitor. MPH IS Bank is now open for tho transaction A of a genoral banking business. CEHTIKICATEB OK DEIMSIT of currency or coin, bearing interest at tho rate of suven (7) per cont per annum, in kind, will be issued. Deposits from County Officers capecially so? licited; also, from. ?Vtis'te*. Administrators, ExHcutors, Pr (Sessional Men, and others. Particular attention given to accounts of Ci'y and Country Merchants, and other busi? ness men; and thc usual .accommodations ex? tended. 2\'otce, Bills of Exchange, and other ovi doncca of debt discounted, und money loaned on collaterals* Stocks. Bonds, Gold, Silver bought and sold. Mutilated Currency purchased at a small discount. Sight Draft* drawn direct on all tho promi? nent places in EngUmd, Jreland, Scotland, France, Geimany, Belgium, Holland, 'Ben mark and the Orient. Letters of Credit issued, I ay able in any of tho, above places Drafts on all tho piomiueut cities in thc United States bought und sold. Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel. Open from 9 to 3._Feb 28 ly Private Boarding. ItyfRS. 8. J. WYATT inforniB ber friende ?.VJL and Hie public m general, that eho haa opened a PRIVATE HOARDIKG BOUSE, on I'laiu nt ref I. near Bull. Tho houao is largo and airy, and ?.ueste may expect the comforts of a home. Slay 2 Special Notice. AjfmV^L THE MILLS IIO?8E, Mill rEL-LjL Charleston, ti. C., has reduced flLaafiKS&_'tH ralc ol Transient hoard to jgjy^ynqjEHBC ?3 OU per day during the aum mer m .mt hs. J PAIIKEH, Pioprielor. G. W. I' A ti i; rn, Boper in tendent. _Mav SI 3mo _ _._ . Pavilion Hotel. OharJeEton, S. C. BOARD PER. DAY, 8?.30. MRS. H. L. BUTTERFIELD, Proprietress. R. HAMILTON, Superintendent. Juno IC Ayer's Sarsaparilla, MB PVitin-Kire THE JBJ^OO?. Tho reputation Uiie ex relient medicine enjoys, ^jZM Ia derived from ita cures, .Af A'^m many of which arc truly j&a *J&mJB& marvellous. Inveterate ^^&kW CAB ea of Scrofulous dis Jv j? case, where tho svstem CS Boomed saturated' with ifBEfTyTX . ?f?L. corruption, have been HR jag i,,* ? V88a7 puriilcdand cured by it, ^*WB9S^ i_,?T?TV B?rofulonsa?Teclions and ,n r^mt?SsSS?L disorders.whlrh were ng ^^f?E&'--i: HB^KTavatcd by thc seront ?^^mts^^smmmrrf lona contamination until they were painfully afflicting, liavo been radically cured in auch great numbers in almost every sec? tion of Uie country, that thu public scarcely need to bo informed of Its virtues or uacs. Scrofulous poison ls one of thc most destruc? tive enemies of our race. Often, tills unseen and u n fei t tenant of thc organism undermines thc con. atitiition, and invites thc attack of enfccbllngor fa? tal diseases, without exciting n suspicion of its Sre.sencc. Again, lt poems to breed infection iroughoot tho body, and then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop into ono or oilier of its hideous forms, either on the surface or among the vitals. In Uio latter, tubercles muy be euddonlv i deposited in Uie lunga or heart, or tumors formed in tho liver, or it shows ita presence by eruptions on the skin, or fbnl ulcerations on some part of Uie body. Hence tho occasional use of n boule of thia Sarsaparilla ia advisable, even when no active symptoms of disease appear. Persons af? flicted with tho following complaints generally ? dud {inmediato relief, and, nt length, cure, bv tho uso of Ulis SARSAPARILLA: St. Antho? ny's Eire, Jiote or Ery*lpelas, Triter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Rinuteorut, Sore Ryes, Sora Ears, nnd other eruptions or visible forms of Scrofulous disease. Also in the more con? cealed forms, na Hy?nepaia, J>ropay, Heart \ Disease, Pits, Epilepsy, Kruralyia, and tho various Ulcerous affections of tho muscular and nervous systems. Syphilis Or Venereal and Mercurial IHs eaacs aro cured by it, though n long time ls re? quired for subduing those obstinate maladies by any medicine. But long-continued UBC of this medicino will cure tho complaint, icu corr liva or 1?' iii fra, Uterine Ulcerations, and female J>iseaeem, aro commonly soon relieved and ulti? mately cured by its purifying nnd Invigorating effect. Minute directions for each cnao aro found bi our Almanac, supplied gratia. Rheumatism and Oout, when caused tty accumulations of ex? traneous malters tn thc blood, yield quickly to it, tia also TArer Complaint?, Torpidity, Conges? tion ar Inflammation of the IA rer. nml Jaun? dice, when arising, ns they often do, from tho rankling poisons in the blood. This SARSA r Ant ?A, A is n great restorer for the strength and vigor of tho system. Those who arc Znn gutil and 7AstleSBt ]>espondent, Steeple**, and troubled, with Nervous Apprehensive* or Eear*, or ituy of the affections symptomatic of ll>r?/.'?ir*i?', Win find immediate relief and con? vincing evidence of ita restorative powar upon trial. PREPARED BY ?r. J. C. AYER * CO., Lowell, Maa*., l\..*i'.;r.l and Ana'ylUat Ch finials. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. ?mg ? jjlJ_ ,: . Mi??!', Agent. 8eegeis' Bt ci is Fure. IT don't enutain Cr-pr nt a?. Snit, Ifta? t.r Alum. Mineb 1" Pickled Tonkins, IJetf, &c. JUST opened, rhone Kallon M or fe ot BF.F.F, Choice Pickled Toutu?**, Choice Sugar-Cured (lum*, Choice Sonar (Tuted i'itips, Choice No 1 Mackerel. For aalo low by JOHN AGNEW & SON. SPBCI?L ATTKNTION pi v?n fo l he o ob lection of ('ninnie)ciul Taper, interest on state and Railroad Routh' and Stocks, amt Conversion of Stat?) Securities, bv Nov 23 (linn r (J \ M bill LT,. Broker. The only flnij Waving Cards at POLLOCK'S CITIZENS* SAVINGS BANK SOUTH' OAHOLI^A Deposits of ipi and Upwards ^c?v'pd, --> ? ? ?- i .. >, INTEREST ALLO Wi:JJ A X1 EE,?iATE Oh. SEVEN EEli CENT. PEE ANN VA!,; ON OEHTITIOA VES or iiEPOSlT."? ' AN ir s IA: EEH- CEN JU. - COM- ii'? 1'OUNDEJJ EVEUY: SJJL . - MON TUS ON A COO Xf^iTS., ?FFI?EBH. ... ' ; 1 Wm. Martin, President. . John H. Palmer. I vin".l;r**icW? ' ' John P. Thoma?, \ W? A. Gt Brenizor, Cashier. . ? / J. U. Sawyer, A tibia taut Cashier, in charge or ltrancbua. - ir JohD O. B. Smith, AeaiBtant'.CaBhiiet. ' ,. Directors. " Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. G. Has? kell, F, W. McMabter, Jobu P. Thoma*. ?. Hcinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia. J. Eli Gregg, Marion. ,M G. T. Scott, N?wborry. - '?.?' W. G. Mavea, Newberry, B. H. Butledge,Charleston.v, , Daniel Havenel. Jr.. Charleston. Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or? phans and others may hero deposit their sav? ings and draw a liberal rate of interest there? on. Planters, Professional Mop and Trustee* wishing to draw interest on their tunde until, they require thom for business or other pur? poses; Parents desiring to set apart small iura? for their children, and Married Women and Minors (whose deposits can only be with* drawn by themselves, or, m case of death; by their legal representatives,) wishing to lay iisido funds for future use. are here afforded an opportnnity of depositing their'moana where they will rapidly accumulate,-and, at tho same time, be subj eut to witbdrawalwheB iiecded. Aug 18 Thc Great Medical Discovery? Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA . VINEGAR BITTERS, HS Hundreds of Thousands ?- Hear testimony to their Wormer- 13 g.rr o o fol Curativo Effects. 85" ||?WHAT ARE THEY?|=5 o 3 a II o " ? iii / - '"X nf Mi LZM VS or3 S \^^^E**JkyJB&sWa ls i US? li i i 'iTTlrf^ iMTlftW ?a ?ii ??CTK ilwir Ps B** ^BMBT Jm?KBkW ^ Bs pi THEY ARE NOT A VILS ?JS!? b6sFANCY DRINK, sf? Made of Poor Kum, Whisker, Trot* Spirit* nnd Befn*e Lloiior*docUircd,rp!ce?i and sweetened to piesse th* tuto, called "T?n? te*," "Appetiser*/- Ucsiorers." ac that lesn. tho tippler on to crunLeune?* and rule, but ara a true Modiclue.uiatlc from UieNative 1".--ot* omi Herbs of California, free iroiii nil Alcoholic Ntiuitilnnm. tucy are the Cit EAT IJLOO?? PURIFIER and LIFR (JIVING 1'RlN CIPLBa perfect Renovator and hiYiaoiatO! t>r thc System, carrying off all poisonous watter cud restoring tho blood to n healthy condition. No person eau lake tbese Xl'.lort according to ?fr?c Omi and remain long unwell. .?Tor Inflamniiiiory nnd Chronic Ittim mnti*ni nod (lout, Dyspepsia <;r Indi? ct ?lion, Billon*, Ucinlltent.nnrl Inter? mittent Fever?, Disenso* af tho Ulood, Liver, KItlucju, nnd lllndder, these Ult. lees liare been most successful. Buch IIU cuMCH ero caiifed by Vltlntpd Blood, which U generally produced by derangement of tUo DiiifNilvfl O rcn un. I)Y?PK1?KIA OH INDHiKSTION. Headache. I'alu In ibo Shoulders, Coughs, Tight i.ci of the Client, Dizziness, Sour Kniet allon? of t liv Stomach, Iladtr.ito In tho Month Billons At? ine;.*, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of (he I.ung?. I'll.i lu t'.ic regions of the Kidney ?.and a hundred other painful lyuipioins, or J th* off springsof Dyapcpitla. . i They invigorate the Stomach and atlmulate the torpid liver and bowels, which ronJcrlliem of un? equalled efficacy in cleansing tho blood of aU Impurities, and imparting new Ufa and Tiger to t!io whole system. FOIt SKIN I? I SK AHES. Rrupttoni.Tetter, fall Illieum, Blotches. Spot*. limpies. Pustules, n-dln, Carhonclo*. Ring-Worms, Scald-Head, Sore Fyrs. Kryalppla?, Itch, Scurf?, Discolorations of Ur.' Skin, Humors and DUesle* of the Skin, of wlmtercr name ornature,.ore literally dug :ip end carried out of th: i>rstcm In a short time I y the ns? of thes- Hitters. One bottle In ructi c ur/s \t ill cern Iiif.ii tho most Incredulous of their euratlro effects. * (Ti-ansc tho Vitiated k-iood whenever you nnd it. I npurities barstlujg through Uicrkln liil'??i ?.le-. Eruptions or Sores; cleanse lt when you timi lt obstructed and sluggish tn the TCIUS; v1rMi?e lt vfhen lt ls fbnl, and your 'feelings will " (C'.l you wheu. Keep tho blood pure and ttio .v-ViU? of tho system will follow. O.'-.S, TAPBand other WU Ii MS, inrlcinirln the syst cai of ?0 many thousands, aro cffectu-l'./ dcslroyed and removed. For full dlrectlous, read carefully4bo circular around each bottle. J. WALK KU, Proprietor. P.. n. ?loI?ONAl.T? es CO.. OruKvlvta nntl l?*,n' Aifontui San Tranclico, Csl .aiid C? nnd SI Comm cree Street, Kew VorV. I? UV ALL DRUGGISTS AND DE A LT. I is, PMlllf ly GEIGER A Mt^REQOlt; Agenta. NO EIKE USED IN WA SHIN Cl. WARFIELD'S COLD WATEB-SOAP. THIS SO AT washes perfectly in cold water, soft, hard or Salt. It removes grease, oil and paint norn garments. It wathee all kinds of goods-colton, flannel, sillt or woolen. It cleanses silver, plated ware and Jowolry without scratching; ll the artioleo arc much tarnished, rub them with a piree of flannel which hns plenty of tho Soap oil it. To people who do their own wabbing, it ie invaluable. It will save its cost in ono wathing. For sale, in boxes of thirty-six bars, bv EDWARD HOPE, April 0 Agent for Benth Carolina.^ OLD DANK HILLS ont* MUTILATED CUHIIUNCY 'ounght and sold by Nov 2il (Imo D. OAM BILL. Broker. Tho host plano to got a cool Hummer drink is at POLLOCK'S. OrnoE oyAoKHT o? WEStKBN DIVISION, iVlXUINaTON, CBABLOTTE AH? ROXB'D R. fi., Li N co LUTON , N. C., Ja?e 28,1871. LEAVE Charlotte-8 80 A. M., Tuesdays, Thureday a ?nd Saturday*, arriving at j?erryvillo 12.45 F. M., con oeoting, with. ?cod ?aokb for Clovoland Mineral HpringB. i Botorn to'?barlottd'CP. M. samed?va. : i- Y. Q. JOHNSON, :;. July 1 Imo j ? Aeiriatant Hnp'tV Change of Eehe??jq. J Soc rn CABOU'NA RAILBQAD COMPANV, COTUBBIA,' B. 0.,"Jv.no 9,1871. . ^Mi^^^o^O^t?Sc?S iu? alter.buuday, 11th instant: - ? i '. i . MALL,AN? i'AHHKNOSB Itt AIN, I I ,' '. f LVav?.C?Iumbia at?.....,,..rl.,,....,7.?0 am \frtVe at Chariest^* it'./,;. .... ,3 20 p ja heave Charloatonatft.lv.'. ./..?.?Oam I rrivo at Colombia?X..-..lX........ 8-40 p m SiOUT BXTSEB8, FnElOUT .ANO ; ?O?OWl?OI>A?IO?t Arrive at ?harlefitoii Wt. f? ? Ki... : ^.?45 a ni Leave (Jbari te-tbiv at. .<. .-...<?i'.'/.'l 7.10 p* iii Arrive>t,Co?ymb?R at... .'.-JU.. -6 ?? a rh Camden Accommodation TrpJn -will rom lindo to mn to '.Oolam ula ?e former ly-^M?n* lays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. /" * . . AX'L.iTviVEB.Trce-Preafdenf.,, 8. P. P?came, general Ticket Agent; t; ? ' t Charlotte. Colnmbia'?ria 'iLnenst^il';^ .- 'SUPERINTENDENT'S 'OT^CE,. COLUMBIA, ?. p.,' Jone 8.187L.' ' KS^'BESSSSfcT: ?.N a?tor ?D-NVA> -lUJ-BP**^*- rvii~ ?TTT r*""--( *lta luimuc owing echt^ulowilLbo ron ovor thia ronu^ O OIN1 O' KOI1TH. , , . ,\. . ' Train No'. IV - Train Noi.2.' Leave Augusto....:.3 26?.'M; < 6 00 Pi at. Leave Columbia.8 09 A-M. 11.00 PJM; Vriive Ch ario tl o.2.S5 P. M. . .0,20 A. M. 1 * OGINO BOOTU Leavo Charlotte.7 40 A M. 8 00 P. M"; Leave Colombia_ y PO P. M. 2 2D A; M. arrive AuRUsta.7.60 P. M. 7 30 A.M. Mo. 1 Train daily. Mo. 'J Train daily, Bon laya excepted. Roth tra?na make cloaaycon aection to all pointa1 North, South and West. No. 1Train makes close connection ?t'Blch" mond for Virginia Springs. ? 11?.i Through tickets Bold and baggage checke \. to all principa] pointe. . , . ,~ Standard Time-Washington City Time, E. P. ALLXAN DER,'O mer al 8up, E. R. Do ?BET, Gen. Freight acdiTioket Agent. Greenville and Columbia'Bailrbad.1 '* COLUMBIA, B. C.-'MABOH ?{ 18711'-1 FSTiora. CHMLMtsUiOtflSD ON and'afrer^ this ?^?^IS^Sr^SPdato, tho: roiiovftoK ichedulo will be mn daily, Bnndaya excepted, mnnecting with flight Trains ,on,fiontb Caro? ona Railroad np and .down; also, with Trains ?oing North arid South on OharloUe, Colombia md Augusta.Railroad: ,, ,. jnc/in .* ' UP. , Leave Colombia at.:.. '7.00 a. m. " Alston.::\.9.10 a. tn. " Newberry.? .11.16 a? tu. " , Cokeebury... 3.00 p.m. .J Belton.5.00fp. m. Arrive at Or?e-vrille.. :.'.C 30 p.m. DOWN- r Leave Green"ihe at.?.6.15 fe, rh. " Belton........8.(15 a. m. " Cokesbnry,.,.10.07 a. m. " Abbeville..'... 816?. m. ?? NeWberry......1.60 p. ta. .? ; Alston1..?. 4.05p.ta; Arrive at Columbia... ... 6-66p.m. TBOS. DODAMEAD, General Bop. M. T. BA&TLETT, Qeperal Ticket Agent. . Schedule on Bine Ridge Eailroad.FgE xuuuHAmn Leave Anderson:.'.... .o 00 P. M.; ragiMfegy " Pendleton.7.00 " . r"" " . PerryyiUef.... 7;45 ff,.,-. Arrive at Walhalla.,'....'.8.30 " : Leave Walhalla................ .v.3.45 A. lt ' " Perrvville.. .4.80 . . " Pendleton.5.80 ?. ' Arrive at Anderson.,-..6.30 . ?? Wafting at Anderson one hoar for the. arrival of np train on Greenville and Columbia Road. Joly ST . W. H. D. GAILLARD.'flhp, Summer Schedule S. & ?. ?. / i 2b romni?nos?A Jfay, 1871. ', > immitW?? DOWN TRAIN. UP TRAIN*, pis un qarii . Arrive. Leave. Arrive Leave. Spartanbnrg... . 5 30 " 6.25' . ",11 CatOftviUo_ 6.00 6.00 ' 4.C8-' -?.53 PacoLat.. 608 6.13 , 4.40 , 445 fonesvitle..... 6.43 6 48 4 05 4.10 . CJnionville..... 7 25 7.50 8.05 3.25' Santno. 8 20 8 ?5 '980 Sf.85 Pisb Data. 8.40 8.45 2 10 2.15 Shelton. 9.15. 020. . 1.35 1.40 Lylos' Ford... 9.40. 9 45 1.12. .. 1.17 ?trother. 10 05 10.10 . 12.60 12.56" ?.Iston.;. 11.00 T 'M:00 May 24 ? . TBOS. B. JETER, President.. Change of Schedtiie. . OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA B: R. CO., COMPANY Snopf?, N. C., Juno li, 1871. SHH CEmrUSBJ ON and after SUNDAY. S&??iraH? J?no 4,1871, TRAINS ?iii be mn over this Road in accordance with tho following TIME TABLE. Trains Going East. Trains West, i Express. Mail. A RUI VE. LEAVE. AU Ul VE, LEA VB. Charlotte 5.35 a m 8.10 p m Salisbury 8.03 a m 8 23am 5.26 pm 5.S0pm 3r*nBb'oll.08amll.l3am 8.25pm 8.35pm 3oHhopl2 40 p rn 1.05 pro 9.56 p rn 10/16 p m ?IiilBt/ro 2.28 p m 2.33 p m 1L35 p m 11.87 p m Elaleigh 5.05 p m 2.t o a m 2.40 a a 3oIdBboro 7:20 a m Trains Going East. Trainn West. 3harlotte7.15am 8.00 pm sallab'rj 4.82am 4.37arn 6 15pm 6.26pm Sr'nBb'o 1.25 a m 1 35 a m 2.10 pm 2.20 pm 3o8hopll 37pm 12.02 am 12.30 p m 12 50p m aill6brol0.07pml0.09arB 11.07 fe m IMO a m Baleigh 6.68 pm 7.40 a m 8.45 a m 3oldab'o 8.00 pru Jnno 6_W. H. G BEEN, Maa. Trana. Thief Proof Brodera. THE andersigned bave received the -Agency of these DRAWERS. Th>y are th? one hing needful for the pro-1 ? , SHSJrJS ri kv ec?iono/ejperj??(oreanci 'wV>R i7top in Cb7iim5fa, fef JMPROVEQ S 'oraing-a sore proteo* J 1 . n v ? ion from the light>fio> TlLL LOCK? URArY?f\B rared gentry, For, ash , ; i : ?t- . H nw, by FAIRBANKS & CO.,a, fOBN AGNEW A SON, T^TaBHTS, *? '??J . ?55?Br??(J*?y,W.Y. M Good Things. RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scolch Whiskey, Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom Oin, (Herd, L>apny, Cognac Brandy. Duff Gordon's Pfele Iberry, Bout h.eulo Madeira Wino, London Dock Port Wine, Ilibbort'a London Porter, ilcEwen's Scotch Ale. The above direct from lie importers and warranted yuro. For sala by _EDWARD HOPE. The Exchange House FI AH been overhauled and re-arrnnged for tho Spring and Summer. Iced beve? rages compounded at short nolico. May 5 PAYHINQER A FRANKLIN. CROXTON SICKO oil. CAKE can bo had J at ali titr.oe, and in anv quantity, of Jan * E. HOPE.