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?fi?; E? iil? WEUKKSDA? HOBHIHQ." '' * j I A &S ?. S ELBY, . ..s. ? ? ! y.DfrOU A.ND l'Ut)I'IlXKVOB. ?&JBJBA, on Hain Street, aboc? Taylor., . ' ?.? r . j.-:-?^^<-, (?.,.1 .?r?oott and'Jor/Prlnting bf'every deterip . don promptly and faithfully attondotlto. 9 jj n p * iOT?Hinasarzina.' Inanrtodi?? Paily ?tc76 uonts por eqnaro lor theorist and. 60 conta oach eubsoqiiout iu ssr^bmto' Ijong.>dvj>rM?omon.t8 by tho wcok, .nont?i or year, at, r^aHon?iblo rates.. . i fi? j . ?1 BOnaOB?PTION. Daily? e?t mouthe, $4 00; Tri-We.ekly, 3 50; .W*eUy,?150. IijttUo^Ba?y. Tou'vo k-beerd me tell o' my Baily, J?o, H ".'1 - My 'Ont? little bWbf'd Bal- : "' .' ? loVbleBB mo! wftatla it a-oHoJsIn"ni$ HO-'. "'Bbo: Wer? bufr.? sbtimp of a'gil-i-' Atfd''pre Via ? h?^lu'ally g?ing t?o blub-. ' '^JW?a dj^a'di ikat'o ail, bid pai. . . r can mind tb? nightJtbat I pickod her up, ilwflro iaLiramaratoiio lano, ShoredUcb; thadn'thad.blknor ?up all day, Nor narn>.Sk ohanco of aioh; For tho fruit trade woro mighty bad then, Joo, '. Aa-yoe known the munnin' of which. Bttl'tclpu?d?o? have passed a.do? that night, " ^or't waa cold, and a aUOwln' q?i,fo thick, ' " Sb I takes tho breathing b'nndlo up, ' ! And burnes' c?r home with it, quick; , , "And ao?t Mi?ois Hodges' 'Lizaboth.out ,JF?r a 'ap'pprth o' milk, Cn tick. Wei), Joe, yor may think it strange, old man,: What I tolls yor about tho kid: But tho babby she scorned to take to me, And nhO kicked; and ah o crowed, ?ho did; And 1 relished my bit o' dry toke that night, As tho' it had oout mo a quid. From that limo forrard, Joe, hup ?ho growed, A-n?aaopYso to apeak, by, eharea, Lor* bless 'co, man, they was nuts on h?r, ' .+h?.wdm?h?wh?t lived'dp stairs; Arad God known, they often had , troublo , . ';' enough, j Lookia-hrter their,own affairs. ">Ow> party abegrowed up-bleaa her 'arti Bloh oy OB I did never seo. ?' Talk?- why ,. uho talked Uko'a. pur nt od book j Aforo sho woro eoarcoly three; Shu Oould road liko a pasBon aforo ehe were six; ." She read JAoyil's reg'lar to mo. ; lhere ain't moah aun in my cellar, Joo, Nor light for tho matter of that, 'Iwejte really a sight more cheerier, , Along p'ihat little brat. . Bho seomod to h act like a mi nb o am, Jos; ri Bho,worn hotter nor gas, Chat's Hat,. "She called mo "Daddy"-'twere ju?t aa wolli I christened her Sally, yor know; I courted'a gal with that very hamo, ^'OI?BO oh forty year ago. Bha died-thero, don't look at mo, pardnor, ? mmi . T'ma 'Biliy old duffer, Joe. -The luck aho brought mo were aum'ut atr?ngo; X oomed upon brighter days; .I'm curtain abe mode me a better mau, ; With her party innocent waya. - i 1 I'd lay she'd do y er a lot mora good Than thoae blokes in black what prays. X had tho Parish doo tor, Joo, ii ?.: And I thinkthat ho done his beat; Bat 'twere when I sat a-hold m g her 'and. That mi darling were moat at rost; And oho diod, old pal, with her little hoad n . A-lcanin' upon my breast. It's hard to th'Ipk she's a-gono right off; - And lt's strange why abo had to go; She were doln' good in this wicked world Bho wero wanted hero below. Why shouldn't wo havo so mo angola hero? Bot thjyo, wo moat loayo. it, JQB. ?eLr^?^rde?erves honorable mention -as the author of one of the happiest wit? ticisms ever gotten off at tbe bar. .It happened in this wise: A young gentle? man of good family bad married'a woman of tho town, been deserted by ? bis friends, and almost rained in fortune by the extravagance}, of bis wife. At last, he mustered courage to defend an notion for goods furnished ber atan enormous prico. . .Erskine .was bis counsel, and made tbe wife's previous character a ground of appeal to the jury. Ho praised tbe omiablo feelings of tho bus band, who had sought to restore bis wife io tye path of . virtue, dnd inveighed agatnst ber baso' ingratitude, to which tho plaintiff bad lent himself. "For her | he gave up his family and sacrificed all his connexions." When Bearcroft came to reply, ho treated Erskine's eulogium of his client's virtue and the demerits of his wife ns mere burlesque. "My friend reproach?.?.his client's wifo with forget- j f ni?ean of tho deed of gratitude which sbo ] owes to him; that for her he had given np. all his connexions; bat the balance of obligation will be found on her side-for him she gave up all mankind." 'Bighting land from'a steamship off tho Irioh coast is thus described by a passen? ger:. "All of a ouddon, at the blank boar of 2 in the morning, a vague movement of relief from a long strain expresses it eepT 4n a)U hands, . The third,; officer's J Sn tern t (viii kids, -arid he fires a rocket, and another rocket. A sullen solitary'1 . light ?B pointed out to mo in the black sky yonder. A chungo is expected in the light, but none, takes piuco. 'Give them ?<two more rockets,-'?lr. Vigilant.' Two moro and a blue light burnt. AU I eyes watch tho light again. At last a Httlo't?y aky.Tooketis flashed np from it apa^'evdn'as that small stroke1 in tbe djB?kness dies away, we are telegraphed to Queenstown, Liverpool and London, at?? baok again,' nuder the ocean, to America." ^??D?nov^n .RABOTONS. ?f-Tho belles of Saratoga aro now content to plait their looks in two long strands for morning wear, in imitation of those Berlin dam? sels; who chose this simple atti r o of Marguerite ia which to welcome the now Barp er or and-his returning boroes. In thp overing toilet their long braids ore coquettishly looped op, and a few flut? tering ringlets are added by way of man? traps, for everybody knowe thero ia al? ways a sort of fascination about curls, from the young beauty of sixteen, whoso dear little bend is covored ovor with thom, to the spinster of an uncertain ngo, who wears her two ringlets falling behind her ears. --;-? - While a California wasp and tarantula were fighting, a toad swallowed both And noon after expired in great pain. pibalUm-. trinSid value of tho gold medal .recently presented; to him by.the"Ba?me people, BS tfelj. as still further, convince bim of tho superiority ot ttie?rape whoso, < hecla, be .hns so assiduously labored to pl?oo ?p?n; 'the necks of Hie white people of tho South. Thero'roon pow be'bb' d?nbt pbo?t tho. ?ay tiens being good' poople, sinoo they eat each other. Odo Of tbo PaKa'worpon, bn being told by the officer . who 'seized ' ber, V^du aro bravo-y?n barp killed two of my, mou," IsByi w?QiWexo both killed ;, and two ut Neuilly, who shared thoanme fate. My ^usbnnddicd at'lbis bnfr?e?de, nuil now ao with mp wbatyoa1wil.r.;V;.*T.be woniuu was shot. ; ?. , At a recent vedding ip Ebicebeck, au tho clergyman reached tho part of Ibo coremony?<?I .pronounce yon-" a fish p?ddler in . tbo etroet shouted "bull h'bads! bull heads!" lo tbo amusement of somp apd 'tho ocrnptexnalion of ochers pre?enti on tboioconeiou. ? .?Vi Tbe people of Koy West allow their preaebere thirty minutes toeuob sermon. Sometimes, when . tho mun who holds tho watch goos to sleep, they preach a few minutes longer, but the regular eobodule timo is thirty minutes. Why is your chambermaid immortal? j She returus to dust every day without dying. ; Red Ash ?oal-^315 Fer ion. IAM prepared to furnish tho abovo GOAL, in quantities from ono to lilt y tons, at $15 per ton, delivered in auy part of tho.city. Oruers can bc left at L?rick A Lowrance's or A. Palmer's. Ton 2,000 lbs. T, J. HARPER. June 20_Imo* Clsaveland Mineral Springs, "v . (FORMERLY WILSON'S,) BS ?Tiles West of Charlotte, JV. C. THE BUbscribors, having associated them? selves in tho management of theso Springs, would announce to their friends and tho pub! io th tit tho Hon so in now open for tho roception of visitors. To thoso who havo tested tho virtuos of | ibese extraordinary waters, it is deemed un? necessary to Bay anything byway of com? mendation, hut'to others, they confidently as? sur? satisfaction if they-will make trial of thc healing properties of the waters for only a short timo. We pledge onracivca to spare neither pains nor expenso in order to render all who may favor us with a call as comfortable as possi? ble. In prospect of an ubundanco of supplies, wo havo adopted tho following scalo of It EDUC JW CHA Ii CES: If ovor 10 days, at.$1.50 per day. If not over 10 days,.1.75 M Singlo day,.2.50 Children between t h a v&ges of two and eight years, and colored servants, at half rates. Washing on reasonable terms. Ibis expooted that tho Western Division of. the Wilmington, Chartotto and Rutherford Railroad will bo completed to within a milo or two Pf tho Spring.! at an early day. J. J. BLACKWOOD, June 4 t_R. M. OATES. .MONEY CANNOT BUY IT! Fpr Slglit ls Priceless! But tfie Diamond Sncclaclcs wilt Preserve lt. HARK IP you value your eyesight usc theso PER? FECT LENSES. Ground from minuto crystal pebbles, molted together, and derivo their namo "Diamond" on account of their hardness and brilliancy. They will last manv years/without change, and aro warranted su? perior to ali others, m&unfactured by . J. E. SPENCER & CO., N. Y. CAUTION.-Nono genuino uni?se stamped with onr irado mark. WM. GLAZE, Jeweler and Optician, is solo agent for Columbia, S. 1 C., from whom they can only ho obtained. No peddlors om ploy od. July 20 Illly For Bale, ACHES of LAND in Barnwell, .OUU on tho EdiBto. 750 ACRES in Kershaw-in loin to suit. Saw Mill and 2.000 cerca of Lurid in lexing? ton, on North Edisto, $7,000. 2,500 acres Watcreo Bottom Land, $2 pr aero 2,500 acres creek bottom and pino Land, at $2 ncr aero. 1 House in this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the city-$8.500. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, Attorney atLaw and Real Estate Agent. Seo', 25_ ly BRANDIES?" 5OASES James Honncssy's <? Brandenburg Freres BRANDIES, imported direct, and odored puro und unadulterated. These com? prise vintages o? 1S35, 1858, 18C0 and 18G3. Stock of Hooks. Clarets and Whito Wines in? clude- some of tho most famous brands as well as sound low priced goods. For sale by Marches -_ GEO. HYMMERS. Teas! Teas!! Teas!!! WE havo j md received an invoice of choice TEAS, consisting of UNCOLORED JAPAN, Hyeon, Gunpowder, . . Young Hyson, Imperial, Oolong and English Breakfast Teas. For salo at our usual low prices. Jnno28 JOHN AGNEW k RON. The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer IN ivi?nirenco to London Porter and Scotch Alo., Why?Thoy know it is unadulterated. Lard! Lard!! PURE LEAF LAUD-"guaranteed strictly pure"-in barrels, hall barrels, kegs and 8, 5 and 10 caddies, for salo At'Tcdnced priccB, by_JOHN AGNEW A SON. Diarrhoea Medicine. FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. Restlessness, Bad Bowels, Cliolic, Pains, A desirable medicine. Wo advito mothers and nursoi to try it-only twenty-five cents. For Silo only at HElNIT8H'8 May 30 t_Family Drug Store. North Carolina Corn Whiskey] PT f\ BARBELS of superior quality Tor salo ?J v" hy ibo bar roi._ E. noPE. Old Government Java. OA MATS GOYBBN MENT JAVA COFFEE. 50 bags choice Rio and Laguayra. For Balo low. _ . E. HOPE. Native and Foreign Wines. 80UPPERNONG, Concord, Pa?teme, Cla? ret, Champagnes, just received and for aalo low, by_' E. HOPE. Claret Wino ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low price, bv _the g allon or doy.Pii. EDWARD ll OPE. " Congress Wator. OASES for salo low bv Juno 17 GEO. SYMMERS. IO THE PHCENIX Bock, J^oh'-and^cwapapor p pppppppppp . ? PPPPPPPPPP PPP pp ppppp . . PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP rpppp ?, PPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP ppppppp . ppppppp rpHE Proprietor of thu Pnaurrx bm, tit tao' up JL and thoroughly furnished hiaofllcii Mr thu csccutiouof all kinda letter preta PJtlNTING. RRBKRBUKHR Illili li li li li URB lillRR RIllili ii . BURR RR Rilli RRRR RR KR RUR II Rilli RUR Ult lill RRRR ll RUR ItllllR RR UR RRRR RRRR. 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All ordere from Vhd country promptly filled. Agento wanted for tile Oouulioa of La'noaat.er, Loiiugton, Spartaubnrg, Greenville,'Abbe villo, Oco noo aud_Piclione:':Apply lo D. GAMDKJLL A CO., 1 JunoC . , Gojpcral A gen te. Columbia, S. C. ,1!ESTHAL NATIONAL. BANK " -.? .f. 7 . br ' . ? j - ? O LU Id ll I A . tj. Ci? 1 i? Present Capital, $150,000. A Ul 'II?UlZEtt CAPITAL.,. $0110.000,. , OITIOJMIH. . ' . . John R. Palmor, President. , A. ?i. Brc?ilzcr, Cushier, ' C. N. (1. iiiitl, Assistant Cashier. materons, -i J. Eli Grpi-'s,John ii. Palmer, P. W. Mcllaa tcr, lt. D. Benn, of lt. D. bonn & Kim; G. IV. Dearden, of Copeland A- Poaidrn; lt. I.. Hrvr.n, or Brian'&MoOattcr; XV. C. H walli tdd, of lt. ?c W. O BwafUeld. i P. W. McMaiitci-, Solicitor. . npUlB Dank is now open for tho lri.r:..aet!oi< JL ' ot' a genrral batiking bneinccs. OEUTIFIOATKH OK DETOSIT of entroney or | coin, bearing ?interout at tho rato ol' fuven (7) per cont per annum, iii hind, will bc istned. Deposits from County Offlcd'S especially so- ? Iicitcd; alco, from 'irvs'ees, ^dmiiiisfraror?. Executors, Professional Men, and others. Particular attention given tn accounts of I City and Country Merchants, and other bubi nees men, and thc usual accommodations ex? tended. Kotes, IH'!r. of Exchange, and other cvi dencoH of debt diacouutid, and money loi'.ucd ' ou coila t?rals. Stocks, Jlouds, Gold, Sitter bought and sold. Mutilated Cutrcney purchased ul a email discount. Sight Drafts drawn 'tired nu all tho promi? nent place? in England, Ireland, Scotland, Frattce, Oermany, Uilyhtm, Heiland, Den? mark and the Orient. Defers of Credit iusucd, I ay aldo in any of tho above places. Draft? on all tho prominent cities in tho United staten bought and bold. Hanking House oppobito Columbia lintel. Open from 0 lo :t. __ _ Feb 2H ly Special Notice. THE MI LLB-HOUSE; Charleston, B. C., has reduced itn rato of Transieut Hoard to _00 per day during tho Biim mor moulin*. J. PAUKKR, Proprietor. G. \V. PA H KF.it, Superintendent. May 81 Sm o_ Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, S. C. HOAltl) PER DAY. S*3.50. MRR. n. L. BUTTEItFIEIiD, Propiictrets. lt. I?AMM.TON. Superintendent. _ .limo IG Private Boarding. MRS. fl. J. WYATT informs ber friendB and tim public in general, that sho has opened a ntl VATE UOAliDING HOUSE, on Plain etrcot. near Duli. Thc house ia large and airy, and guests may expect tho comforts of a home. _ _May 2 The Great Medical Discovery ? Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, si Hundreds of Thousands ?jf^ 2r* Hear testimony to their Wonder- n o o ful Curative Effects. 8 g 3 Its WHAT ARE THEV??=2 S|: g THEY AUF. XOT A VILE "i?FANCY D RI N K .ri? Yale cf PIIOV Ruin, Whirlies-, Proi>> : ; .mud Rei'.::.:- l.!<:uor?it'...et4h.d;?; !;*<. c al le.veiitcued to idcwj R-j ts : ., t ailed .. l'o;i. . i,"" Appetizer?,' . ? iJee*.( .tc, tlist lea-*. i'.U tippler on i > I'IMIII < am. .. a:.J nil:?, hut a: . : ."..< dichte, made f.tcn Ike Native Hoots and rn.? nf t.'nlLfornln, i reo iVhm al! At?o!;:-!ic ,li:iiilnu:i>. lucy aro CmilKKAT I! LOO ti : ::i:'i;::t mu? IAVK tavixu PR IN . i i'- ?Al a pi rl'oet lleno? alor nail luvitforiitur ?<: Sv.-n -.a, rarrj'liia ?'ir.il! poisonous matter bini rc-?torin;; Hie blood lo r. healthy couilUlor.. ri.TI>.>a caa lake these lilt tera Bccorutii? lo 'lir-- . r I - ? -1 and rrinr.la long unwell, ^tvfnr loflnniiiiiitnry und Chronic Kin:-. :nni Ism ti nil (.'out, Dyepcpitin i:r Ii:.". .test lon, ItltibiiN, KeaiSttent and lutcr iMittciil I'fvi'i'f:, l>!s!<:iHCN of Ibo Illncd, Idl e:*, Kidneys, mid tttndder, Uistiti lilt .ei-fi lif.va been most micett'Sfnl. Such Dls rr:: :vi are eai:--r 1 liy Vitiated Illtiad, Which I: ,: vrrr.lly produced l'y derangement of U:o II : ;';t'ii! 1 vc <l :'C:J :i". OYSPKP.SI.V OK. INDIGESTION. ; . l'uin 1 ? ilia Shoulders, Coughs, Tirjht? mt iii? C!.t_t, nir.zku'ss. Soar Eructation* of tim rt.n:i?.ch, nnd tant la tl::> Month Billons Al t...- ... ?i.i ;:.::n.:' thc ?'.tart, Inflammation of lim : iitig . i Li I'.I.T-J-: ms of the i::<l?it-y?,n,itl i, h i;-.lr. il ol'icr pal.ifni ti'iuptJIU?, srj thc off ? p! .i;.iof hyipepsla. i . y lav: vi.ut.* He: .'laaiarh aild P'ltll'.lia'.C lil'? t i t'Mliveran.i hov .; li reii.lt rl.'.eaiof un. . ;! elHr?try l i rle e.-i-i'? thu Mor?il of r.ll : a i. rltiys, jail 1.apart! v? ittoW life nial vlf.ir-to l?a v.li'ilo t)'?lcm. t-'i>H i?MIN 5>!S':A:-rVi. Hritptloiis.TeUer, f-.l !.!i tun,r.lolch.?, Xp-'i.-., lillipilli, l'iisi?lc?, Hi r.irliimclos, liing."?fot in.i, KcahMIoad,for \ i'. - !,Rry?lp.!l;i?,lteh, Scurfs, Discolorations < i I!' . ! Iii, lltlinor.i niel Iihiftisos oftlio Sl;ir.,?-f wa:-! 'v. r iiame Qr nr.l'ir.', ero lllrrally ling >. etrtifd oat of ila r/stem In a eliorMltuj : il. a?s of Un-su Plttt'ts. O.ro hnltle hi t.w't : v. Ill convine; li-iv ! i. :rcil;i!:a:y <.:-?i: . ii:? cfL-tUa. a thc Vii'. ' ' ... li('?r ; r . ? " ?"i'i Us liiipurltlcii linr. .1. . i l.i'.a p|e?. Irruptions <-r Seri.-.; rl.-r.naj lt "wi., n yon Alni it ol'istrncted niel ?!ir;f4?i?!i la tko Vi*h*.i>; rlenii'i'j lt When ll ls foal, an.l y..-ir I'-.-I:U?M \% ill i-. !! y?.;t -.vlic i. Keep t.'ir litoo.l . a- .- :i ul tl.a '...alth of lim system will f. ri. w. OPIN, TA PE a el oilier WO lt .ITS, in' lim?n '. cfjvteiiiof sotiiauy IlioitiaaJ-i, uroctfeetitally destroyed anil ri'tiioved. I'or f?ll dirrmloiH rei: 1 -ar. fully Ute elrrtilar iiroitml t :ie!ili.>|i.lis. 1. .1. V.'ALKi:0. Pri-.prlclor. ll. H. }.U ?JOSAI.D ? IXL, Driltf?tUlii und tJi::i. AKCHI". f..,, Tr. iel:;fo, I'I! ,n ??! ?'.'and"! tlomitierce .stt::-'t. ll v.- Vori;, n l'.V ALL lUltRiOISTS AX!) DCALIlllU D2S!|^lv. GRIG Kit A MoOliKOO?. At^entH. A frcBh supply of Dreuieu Lager at POL? LOCK'S. CITIZENS' SAVINGS BARK . oi <\ [{ OJf " , .. .. . ?I Deposits of $1 aud Upwards Rtccived, . -^**TT- . INTEREST ALLO WERA T TUE RA2xXfl SEVEN VER CENT. RE li ANNUM, ON CERTIFICA IES OE DEPOSIT, AND SIX PER CENT. COM? POUNDED EVERY SIX i MON TUS 0 N A COO UN{TS. OFFICERS. Wm. Martin, President. John B. Palmer, I vico-Preaidiii'tS John 1?. Thomas, f Vlpc irC8HK 1Jlu? ? A. G Brenlzor, Otshier. J. H. Sawyer, ABsialant Cne-hur, in chargo of Brandice. John C. B. Smith, Aeaiettmt Cashier. Directora. "Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. C. nflta koll.F. W. McMaator, John P. Ihomaa.E. H. Hoiuitah, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia. J. EU Gregg, Marion. G. T. Scott, Newberry. W. G. Mayoa, Newberry. B. H. Rutledge, Charleston. DanielRavenel, Jr.. Charleston. Mechanics, Laborore, Clerks, Widows, Or phann.nnd othcra may hero deposit tlieiraav tugs and draw a liberal rato of intercut there? on. Plantera, Profcasioual Bien andTrneteoi wishing to draw interest on their fonda until they reuuiro them for bueincae or oilier pur? poses: Parcnta desiring to act apart'small ?urns for their children, and Married Women and Minora (whose deposits can oqly bo with? drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by their legal repr?sentatives,) withing 'to lay naide funds for future nee. aro here afforded un opportunity of depositing their means where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at , tho Ramo time, ho subject to withdrawalwhon needed. i , ._^_ Aug 18 j Thief Proof Drawers. TnE nndcrsiRncd havo received tho Agency of these DRAWERS. Th*y are the one thing needful for the pro? tection of every store nm? shop in Columbia, af? fording a euro protec? tion from tho light-fin? gered gentry. For ealt tow, hy JOHN AGNEW A SON. . IMPROVED j TILL LOCKS DRAWER) FMRBA?KSC?CO,, AGENTS, 252 Broadway, N.Y. JJ jj j Ayer's .Hair V igor, For restoring Gray Hair lo ils natural Vitality and Color. ?A .dressing winch is at once agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving thc. hair. Faded ur (?ray hair is soon restored to its original color, with Otc gloss and ^-.bvi?^fe. fres/',}lcss ?f youth. m^MO^S^' Thin bair "is thick? ened, falling bair checked, and bald? ness often, though not always, cured hy ila use. Nothing cnn restore thc hui. whore tho follicles are destroyed, or '.he glands atrophied and deettyod. Ii ?lt ruch aa remain can he s?ved for u<:nfulucc3 hy thia application. Int t oad of fouling thc hair with a past}* ec?i ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous:-, its occasional uso will prevent tho huh from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Five from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous, and injurious to tho hair, thc Vigor can only benefit but cot harm it. If waniCu meroly for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing elso cnn bc found so destruido. Containing noithcr oil nor dyo, it docs not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long oh flic hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustr? and a grateful perfumo. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CU??IIBTS, LOWELL, MASS. PHICE $1.00. Ang 5 tjly C. H. MIOT, Agont NO FIRE I'SKl) IN WASHING. WARFIELD'8 COLD WATER SOAP. fTp11 IS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water, _8_ soft, hard or salt. It removes grease, oil and paint from garments. It washes all kinds of goods-cotton. Dannel, aiikor woolen. It cleanses silver, plated ware and jowelry without scratching. It tho articles nie much tarnished, rub them with a pit eo of Dannel which baa plenty pl tho Poap oil it. To peoplo who do their own washing, it is invaluable It will eave its cost in ono washing. For Salo, in boxes ol thirty-1 ix bars, hv EDWARD HOrE, Avril 9 Apeni for Hi nth Cnrolifra. COUNTY CLAIMS ANO JtJHY CKItTX FICATKH bought by Feb 5 I). GAMRK1 LL. Broker. Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking To bao.o at POLLOCK'S. WILUIKOTOK, OOLTJ*DIA,A AJDQTJSTA B. B. Co., , }NiiMinoToii,JL C., JOLT 13.1871. G^-TT^'FSS?S??.S?P " A'PTE?i *1>I?B (Into tho ?ftp* following schedule- Will bo run by traioB on thia road: . DAY EXrn?BB'T?tAIN [DAILY. 1 Leave Wilmington [Uni?n Depot) 4.30 A.M. Arrivo at Florence..-../.'.:.10.00 A. M.* . Arrivo at Kingsville, w. 1.80 P. M. Leevo KinghViUo.0.10 A^M. Arrive at Florence.. 12 03 P. M. Arrive at Wilmington. ? 801*1 M. NIGHT nxrtiEBS THAIN;-[DIMLY,] SOTUUY EX.? I'.M . .? CISVXKAV.-. I LeavoWilmington.... 7.10P.M. ? Arrivo atFlortnce.1.34. A, M. ATHVO at Kingsville .- O.Ot?.A. M. 1 Leavo Kingsville...;: ... 3-45-P:M. Ai rive at Florenco..? ll. 05 ?;-$?. ' Arrivo at Wilmington.;...,r.. . .6.6QA,M. July 20 JOHN O. WlJ$TjER, OenTEnp'?.. Schedule Western DiViW., C. &R..R.B. Oinor. OF AOI:NT pr. WBSTSBN DIVISION, . .WILMINGTON, Cu A ni. UTI J: Arin h?rn'D B. K., LINCOLNTON,' N.' O;, June 28.1871. LEAVE Obarlotto 8 80 A. M;, Tdi'sdays, TliOTBdaya nnd Saturday?,; arrivifagv at ? Cherry vilio 12.45 p. M., connecting with, ?good Hacks for Cleveland Mineral bpringa. - .. " Return to Cbarlotle ? P. M. borne dava. V. Qi' JOHNSON, July 1 Imo Assistant fenp'f. Change of Eoheduh^' SOUTH CAROLINA RAILEOAD Cb?TANY, Coi. i: sui IA, S.O. i Jeno ?J, 187.1. EScrol^C?E?^SW??to Chango of Schednlo flpirPgg.g?W?>ff*>?N-to Ko into effect on and aller bunday1/11th instant: : >. . HAIL AND TABSKNOEn THAIN. Leavo Colnmbia St..'....7 40am Arrivo at Charleston at.\.3 20 p m Leave Charlea tun at.8.20 a m L rrivo at Columbia at... 8.40 pm NiouT Exrnrss; rnEionT AND A.cccwaioDATioN THAIN, [Suudayo excepted.] Leave Columbia at.7.C0 p m Arrive at ChailcBtou at..0.4o a m Leavo Charleston at..'...7.10 p m Arrive at Columbia'at............... .COO a ra Camden Accommodation .Train will con? tinuo to run to Colnmbia ss formerly^-Mou dayB, WcdnesdoVB and Fatnrdavs'. A. L. T?LEB, Vioa.Presi?ent. S. B. PicRiNS, General Ticket Agentl Charlotte. Colombia and Augusta it. B S?PEBrNTF.NDENT'S OPFIC?, COLUMBIA, S. G., JuneR. 1871. CST (tn GE&Sffl&Sb. ON nnd after SUNDA! iKOi JMffiT^8y*nrTt. 11th inst., tho fol? lowing fchi dido will bo run over this road: aoiNo Nonnr. . .' '. Train No; 1. Train T?o. 2. Leave AugUBta......3;2? A. M.: . .0.00 P. M. Leave Columbia.:...8 09,A. M. ,. ' 1L00P. M. Arrive Cbarlotto.2.36P. fi. ? 6.20 A. M. G OINO SOUT H . P"--" Leave Obarlotto.7.40 A. M. 8.00P. M. Loare Columbia.2.80 P. M. ' . 2.26 A. M. Arrivo Auguata.7.60 P. M.. 7-30 A. M. No. 1 Train daily. No. 2 Train daily. Bun days excepted. Both trains m'ako close con? nection to all points North, South and Weet. No. 1 Train makes CIOBO connection at Bich' mond for Virginia Springs. Through tickets Bold and baggage checke to all principal points. Standard Time-Washington City Timo, E. P. ALEXANDER, General Sup. E.R. DQPSEY, Gen.Freight and Ticket.Agent Greenville and Colombia Railroad. COLUMBIA, B. d., MASCH 1,1871. Msms??s?iSS, "DFL S? . schedule will ne run daily, Sundays excepted, - connecting with Night Trains on South Caro Una Railroad np and down; oleo with Trains going North and South on Charlotte,- Columbia and Angosta Railroad: UP. Lt avo Columbia at. 7.00 a.m. " Alston...'. 9.10 a.m. '* Newberry. 11.16 a.m. " CokcBbury.t. 3.00-p.m. .? Belton. 6.0?p.m. Arrive at Greenville.' 6.30 p.m. DOWN. ' Leavo Greenville at. G.lfi&.m. V Belton.....J 8.06 ai m. ?. Cokeabnry....10.07 a.m. ." Abbeville.....'..-...8.16 a.m. *' .Newberry. 1.60 p.m. " Aleton.:_....... 4.08 p.m. Arrive at Colnmbia........ .. 6.66 p.m. THO?. DODAMEAD, General Bop. . M. T. BAHTLETT. General Ticket Agent. Schedule on Blue Ridge Railroad.Ft* i WHgBgpe ? Leavo Anderson...... .(5.00 P, M. J?^JiSi?a.' ?. Pendleton.7.0O " -Ja-frr " PorryviUo.7.46 " Arrivo at Walhalla.8.80 ff Leave Walhalla. 1.'.... .8.45 A, M Pcrrvville. 4.8G .. V Pendleton...6.80 ?. ' Arrive at Anderson.-.6.80 " Waiting at Andereon one hour for tho arrival of up train ou Greenville and Columbia Road. July 2 W. H. D. GAILLARD, Enp, Summer Schedule S. & U. R. R., To C0Jmne.nct 29/7i May, 1871. ? r rr^pa DOWN THAIN. UP TRAIN. jrsSr?JHfc* Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Leave. Bpartanbnrg.. 5 30 5.25 BateaviUe. COO COO 4 f lt 4.C3 Pacolet. 608 6.13 4.40 4.45 Jonesville_ G.43 C48 .-4.C5 4.10 Uuionville. 7.25 7.60 3.05 8.25 Santuo........ 8 20 8 25 2 80 2.35 Fish Dam... . 8.40 8 45 2.10 . 2.15 Shelton.... 9.15 9.20 1.85 1.40 Lylea' F -d... 9.40 9 45 1.12 1.17 Strother. 10 05 10.10 12.50 12.65 Alston.....'...-. 11C.0 12.00 . May 24 THOn. B. JETER, President. Change of Schedule. OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA R. R. CO., Cour AN Y Sucra. N. G., Jope 8.1871. bo mn ovei this Rood in occordancc with tho following TIME TABLE. Trains Going East. Trains Weet. ETjirefs. 2/hity AHT.IVE. LEAVE, i ABLIVE. .X.EAVK. Charlotte 6.35 am . 3.10pm Salisbury 8.03 a m 8 23an( 5.26 pm 6.?0pm Gr'nBb'ol?.08amll.l3a?) '(?25 pm 8.35pm Co8bopl2 40 p m 1.03 pm 9.60 p m lO.lfl p m Hillsb'ro 2.28 pm . 2.8Sp rn 11.36 pm ll 87 p m Raleigh 6. to p m ,. . B.tf>a,pj 2.40 a rn Goldsboro -7-20 a ih> . Trains Going L'tftt."' [ Trains West. Charlotte7.16ani ""^ 8.CO p m Salieb'ry 4.82 a m 4 :i?*t?n 'b\?G p m C.26p m Gr'nBb'o l.??am .1 33am 2.10pm 2.20 pm Co8boplL.S7pml2.02am 12.3ti p m 12 50 p m Hillebrol0.07pm?0 fyam 11.07 a m J140a ip Baleigh 6.68pm 74ftam 8.46'am Goldsb'o 8.00 pm Juno 6 W. H. GREEN, Mai, Trans. Good Things. RAMSAY'S Talky Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin; Otar?, Dnpny, Cognao Brandy. DnfT Gordon's Pale Sherry. \Sonth-aido Madeira Wine, London Pock Port Wino, nibbert'a London Porter, MoEwen'e Scotch Alo. Tho ahovo direct hom th? imporlora and warranted pore. For sale hy_EDWARD HOPE. .i The Exchance House ?xn HAS bren overhauled and re-nrranged ttdrf for tho Spring and Snrrmer. Iced btve XtW raRCB compnm dod at (.hort notice.. Mny 5 PAYSlNOFIl A FRA>KLIN. Ci.o'i-io \ sKHi) Oil. CAKE can be had J at all times, and in any quantity, of Jan_E. HOPE. Tho only tine Playing Cards at POLLOCK'S