The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, August 13, 1871, Image 1
BY J. A. SELBY; ~ C0?itfi??lA,o?. C., SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 15. 1871. YOL. VII-NO. 100.
A VEIUTABIJH Et? DORADO.--A oorros
about twenty y ?ars "rigp; by tho Wmg?fi
Emigration Sooiety bf tho $fcato pf South
Carpana,: and ol- the nataral -advaptages;]
offered ?Mfcat. vicinity to tnq r|gk?k^d.;
o? .settlers; .. . I, ' . 1 &?. I afci ?ij ..
: ?lft^^?^?? -W&h?nam 1H?
situated 'c^'?>lbfitf.rtdgerl?y?i.r>u the top,
about ten miles East ^of tho Bloo'ltidga
Baptist Chat?n, i'tf r^rly^u ride* roof,' and
the-J?resby{?riana expect so-ill- to; erect a
hunse- qf^-w'o^iPu for jtUaiJC;, pwp .uso.
Th^r.e'ia jjpp.o flourishing .college Pud u
flil? ?oho?j?for;girls. Thobliniate ia cori
Bidor?dlho'f?riestla?d t???t Balnbrions ra;
t h e. wh oj 0 Southern con n t ry ; tho t b er
momoter. rarely Tises'-abpye;;eighty'de-.
grce8.iuv?hV Biimfc-i?iv witty bool nights
nurt ie?roabib gmountain" freezes, wbilo
in%rnt5^i4?eK;!s?tafeTV seen, the' town
being protept?d frd'm tho chilling North?
ern blaste by tho niouutniu olmin West
an4 . Nbrj.jbL .ol .it., .-.IJbe, country sur.-,
roubdiujrtbis on 'tho
South', EaBt and North, for maay.miles,
is undulutiog and hilly, with interven?
ing r?oli bottom '.lands, containing the
washings of tho hills and mountains for
centuries pant, and presonting.tbo bhiok,
loamy, appearano?r ap ' prevalent in tho
Western, prairies,-:.repairing no manures,
or'.fertilizers' for many yenrs. .Wheat,
. rye? oprn,-pajB. ^potatoes,, tojjacoo; oot
top, fruit nuil / v?gotables of.all kinds
grow.fl?eiy. .jBesidea .these, ?barley and
hop9;flouriBh hero, and there is reason to
believe the grape oult uro will ho remu?
nerativo, there being mady bill-aides
whioh present tho proper oxpouuro for
tho cultivation, of tho vjnq. It'is also
well known that -tho gold-bearing veius
intersect t this country in varions direo
tionB.~. Several of -these -have, been ex
?lored,, and pmmiso abundant yield,
ron ore exists in great abundance, and
of o very Uno quality, with voiua of pri?
mitive '- limeatono. in alose . proximity..
liandacannowbo purchased ve ry cheap,
at fjdm $i to 85 per aoro, nud if colonies
could be.,formed consisting, of families
who are willing to work, they could pur
ohase large tracts of ridh landB un moat
accommodating term a . and j at" extremely
loir prices.". .-'Borne of tho moro : liberal
minded lund:owuer8 hero are eo desirous
of seooring^sUoh Bottlers that th?y ar?
wiUlhg'f6;do?ate~ por?iorfs-of ih?ir land
to p?rsbna who 'will devoloo them pro?
perly. t_Mr. v Christopher Jones j (whoso
post offico; address is .Walhalla, ?. C.,)
proposes tb donato to, act ive, energetio
emigran ta 50? aor ta in one body of good
pr'odnotive laud, to bo divided frito fifty
. or: 100 aero lots, according to the force of
tho.Qoaupants, reserving to himself the
right of workiog or leasing' to others to
work th? rpineral veina which rii?y exist
on-tho tract. ' A:remarkable natural site
for : mill, purposes. ie ?Iso: found here,
which includes a -mill-dam and ruco on
Littl? liiver, fashioned by nafuro out of
tho Bolid: rook, aa ? ncourately as nm u 'H
best\engineering ekiU,.c 'now con?
struct it with Umber' and hewn stano.
To any ono'who hast tho in torent of this
great, country at Heart,- it is a pitiful
spectacle ho witnesses in etrollmgaround
the. docks mid Piers jofJKewT York. Ship
after ship is passed?."either rotting at her
wharf pr ^op'???ss?y hw* ail in g: a charter.
Others can bo eeeu flying the ensign of
tho Bttaugor, .whoso overy- lino, sad to
say, -pronounces them, aa American.
Their l?ng^g?aceml blaok h?\.9, with
flaring VpOr?a apd -Deatttifplly fonnded
sterns, taut* maota^ with' Bky-naiV poles,
and square -yards for apreadlng. the
largest possible, quantity of'canvas, give
undisputed- evidence Pf , tkoYanku o ship?
builder. ^oiiatrtthOr111 w?^h al\ .the glow
ing hues, pl the rai ribo w, apt} emblazon
thejr st?rna'arid etefn?'with o's many dm
blVin%?f1)Y.;^f?r?ig^'*-'ii&HoriaHt^ RB" yon
please, their rima'stakable ?rigin still ro?
mains 'apparent/otpd bears sad but incon
trpvortihlo testimony tb tb,e.ruipotls ma
rftirneTp?lioy pf'thq Uiiifod States Qo
verhmeot, arid the inevitable'dostruotion
of' Amcridari commeroo. .-. :. .:,. >'.
i Cortespoudenco from Shanghai ?rives
thetpartfoulars-of a" peonliarly horrible
punishment iaflictod upon the murderer,
pt.the :^ioer^yf ^a, ; E?e ,was oxeen ted
at Nankin ? by . being j 'opt into ".310,000
pietfeaV* that is'; tb*-say? opt^? pi?fie? on
s til he died.' Ho boro tho punishment as
stoically ns ho haiV'sefiportod the horri
. ble tortures-to which bo-'had boon snb
j opted--in ?tho po ii ran of.,-?ho judi pial in
|fwuKmto?^^Tyhatoiftjjips confes?ion ho
rriaae fwOT "eifracted1 frbhiliim^'byikeep?'
ing^ him- kneeling on - hot olmine; and
though - this; disciplino AYOS kept up for
it^Wl^llftysrittpiy,- hafwaS too ,weak to,
'. eat,, ; ?nd- ACPaf fi?Uy4; nt the * point' of
d??^Kw^^w^fiS got ont -.bf
: Irtm??^1 W?rim; j??Ve?' b ave'dori ?, "
say? tlio'iofHcial- BOfconut,-?'ta allow,lum
Wck by-ftgtSri^^b?i-tflo;
r?paj riJghr, 'riifd.cbnaiaera*
Wt st
eau o.on wi nmg avijpanuiy ; ox Kerosene
. . was^ff^aWl^^nM?mi^ti? (hat' it
burst; botlnokiT^m
Tlio fatriily ^?M3^mi^tSo, time,
o?d/s^ Hfjht
ning ixW^ft wrtPk^bf ,^yo^*iiig',h?wairid
.' thetb', ridt ??p pt"therh #a??h;the sh'gb'i,.
X>^WWte?(orM^yeIJow Alone, and ltuta
Baga, frtBtf^arfd for solo by . ' ' - --
'Angosta;.'* - ? - . EDWARD nOPE.
Bpooial IJffotioea.
Rf? CONSUMPTION,^ "
?T3 CUBE 'AND ITS PREVENTIVE;
BT J. II*. BCHBNOK, M. D.
MANY ? human belog; has passed away,
for whose death thoro was no other rea
BOU than the neglect of known and indisput?
ably proven moana of OUTO. Those near and
i dear to family and friends aro sleeping tho
dreamless alambor into wbiob,had they calm?
ly adopted . . ?' ' ?
DR. JOSEPH II. SCIIEBICK'S
,.. SIMPLE TREATMENT,
And availed themselves of his wonderful efl! -
cQoloua medicines, they wonld not have fallon.
Dr. Schonok has, in his own caso, proved
thal wherovor'snffioient vitality remains, that
vitality, by bis medicines and his directions
for their uso, is quickened into bealthlul
vigor. - '
In this statomont there is nothing presump?
tuous. To tho faith of the invalid is made no
representation that is not a thousand times
substantiated by living and viriblo works.
The theory of tho euro by Dr. Sohenck's me?
dicino is as simple as it is unfailing. ItB phi?
losophy, requires no argumont. lt ia BOlf-UH
Suriug. self-convincing.
Tho Seaweed Tonio and Mandrako rilli* arc
tho first two weapons with whi"h tho citadel
of tho malady is assailed. Two-thirds ot. un
oases of consumption originate in dvBpopBis
and a functionally disordered liver, with thu
condition tho bronchial tubos "sympathize'
with tho stomach. They respond to the mor
bifio action of the liver. Hero, thou, comet
the culminating result, and tho setting in
with all its distressing symptoms, of
CONSUMPTION.
Tho Mandrake Pills aro composed of one o
nature's noblest gifts-tho Podopbilluni Pol
tatum. They possess all tho blood-search
lng, alterative properties of calomel; but, un
Uko cal om ol, they
j "LEAVE NO STING BEHIND."
Tho work of euro is now beginning. Tb
vitiated and mucous deposits in the bowel
and in tho alimentary canal aro ejected. Th
liver, Uko a clock, is wound up. It amuse
from its torpidity. Tho stomach acts respon
jsivcly, and tho patient hogina to foel that h
is getting, at last,
A OF OOOD BLOOD.
The Beaweod Tonio, in conjunction with th
Pills,.permeates and assimilates with the food
Obyhfication is now progressing without it
??r?vions tortures. Digoalion becomes pair
CBS, and the caro is seen to ba at haue
There is1 no more flatulenco, no exacerbalio
of tpo stomach. An appetite seta in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier eve
yet given by an indulgent father to sufferin
man. Schenak's Pulmonio Syrup comes in t
perform its functions and to hasten and con
pluto the caro. It enters at once upon il
work. Nature cannot be cheated. It colled
and ripons the Impaired and diseased portioi
of the lungs. In the form of gatherings,
prepares them for expectoration, and lol io
very short time, tho malady is vanquishei
the rotten throne that itoccupiod is r?nov?t<
and made new, and tho patient, in all the di|
nity of regained vigor, steps forth to enjt
the manhood or tho womanhood that was
GIVEN UP AS LOST.
The second thing is, the patiente must ab
in swarm room until they got well; it is r
moat impossible to prevent taking cold win
the lungs are diseased, but it must bo pr
vented, or a cure cannot bo effected. Frei
air and riding oat, especially in this sectil
ot the country in tho fall and winter sense
are all wrong. Physicians who recommei
that coarse loso their patients, if their lun
aro badly diseased, una yet, because they a
in toe house, they must not ait down qui?
they must walk about tho room as much a
as fast as the strength will hear, to get np
good circulation of blood. Tho patiei
must keop in good spirits -bo determined
Rot well. This has a great deal to do with t
appetite, and ie the great point to Rain.
To despair of euro aftorsuch evidence, of
possibility in the worst cases, and moral c
lainty in all others, is sinful. Dr. Schone
personal statement to tho Faculty of his o
cure was in these modest words:
"Many years ago I was In tho last stages
consumption; confined lo my bcd, and at c
time my physicians thonght that I could i
live a week; then, liko a drowning man cati
lng at straws, 1 heard of and obtained 1
preparations which I now offer to tho pub
and. they made a perfect onru of mo.
seemed to me that I could feel them ponotr
my whole system. They Boon ripened
matter in my lungs, and I would spit np m
than a pint of offensivo yellow matter ev
morning for a long timo.
Q"Aa soon as that' began to aubsido,
cough,-fever, pain and night sweats all bej
to leave me, and my appetite became so gi
that it was with difficulty that I could k
from eating too much. I soon gaimd streu
and have grown in flesh evor since
"I was weighed shortly after my recovo
added the Doctor, "then looking like a n
skeleton; my weight was only ninoty-sc
pounds;] ray present weight is two hutu
and twenty-five [225] pounds, and for yoa
have enjoyed uninterrupted health."
Dr. Stfhenok has discontinued his prc
slonal visits to New York and Boston. H
hisaou. Dr. J. II. Kchenck, Jr., still cont:
to sse-patients at their office, No. 15 N
Sixth street, Philadelphia, every Katu:
from O.A. Mr to a P. M. TIIOBO who wi
I thorough-examination with tho Hcspirom
j will bo charged $5. The Ilcapiromctor
dares the exact condition of the lungs,
patients can readily learu whether they
curable or, pot.
Tho directions for taking tho medicinal
adapted to tho intelligence even of a c
Follow these direotious, and 1;ind nature
do the rest, excepting that in uomc case
Mandrake Pills aro to bo taken in inert
doues; tho three medicines need no ot lu
companiments than tho i mplo instruo
tha.1 i accompany, tb pm:. First croate upp
Of returning health hunger is tho meal
como symptom. When it conies, as il
comp, lot the dc spaning at ouco ho of
cheer. " ?ood blood at onco follows, the c
loosens, tho. night Aweat. is. abated,
sliort time both .of those .morbid aynq
aro gone forevor.1
.Dr, SchouokV medicines aro const anti j
In tuns ot thousands, of-families. Aa a
tivo or . purgative, tile Mandrake Pills
Standard preparation; ' wliilo ' the 'Pilli
Syrup, as a' curei of. Coughs andcolds.u
regarded as a brophyIttctejrio against
sumption in any of Ra forms. . ,
'Price-fif thoThlmbrilc' SyrnjV anti Fe
?orita, tl 50 a bottle, or #7.60 a half -X
[aur)ralto Pille-, '25 cts. a bm. For stole
druggists and dealers. JOHN F. HEN?
8 Oollcgo rlaco,Ncw YqrJ??.WiolC8alo A
; . "Sor \9_____^_'._ ';?.'.':'?"''"
S-PfCCIAI* AT'tfKN'I'ION yiven to t
.k*ioctlofl' of (lommcr?ial Paper,.?i
on State and Railroad Bonds abd tybocl
Conversion of State Securities, by
No vga Orno, g .y. 1? OAi^Bnilj;, Uti
Blackwell's genuino Durham Smokli
baco at POLLACK'S.
'.?;*- '? . ' ' x ' ' . ' 1''
ni KU i o AI, BiiSTAIciSfit took tho fa?
culty about ft thousand ycara to discover tb&t
tho beat way to euro disease was not to ion?
dor the. patient too weak to contend with it.
? Within tho last twenty years, howovor, Ibo
whole eyatom of medical practico has boon
changed for ibo better. In diseases or com?
plaints cauacd by excessive heat, for instance,
tho doctors no longer recommend tho reduc?
tion of tho invalid's strength by prostrating
mcdicinos. Tho vaat snccoes which han at?
tended tho uso of HOSTETTER'B STOMACH
HITTERS<ja a remedy for debility, bas given
ovon tho most prejudiced membere of thc old
school an insight into tho only trne and
rational theory of euro. Cantharidcs, calo?
mel aud ovorpoworiog doses of opium, aro
now among the obsoleto nostrums of another
ago. Tho lancet, once as much tho legiti?
mate weapon of tho physician as tho ?word ia
of tho soldier, ia seldom dram- from its cano.
Tho prinoiplo of. lifo is no longer drained
from tho veins hy tho quart, and water-gruel
for tho HtronRthlcas invalid bas ceased to bo
considered an appropriate diet. Vigor is tho
motto of tho rational members of tho profes?
e-ion, and they understand, at lsat, tho value
of a Bterliug vcgetahlo tonio Ho, also, with
the people at largo; and without consulting
medical men at all, they bavo adopted tho
bitters as a household rom' dy, thereby econo?
mising both cash and health.
Noto the fact, that Hostcttcr's Stomach
Bit tora is sold in bottles only, never in bulk,
and that tho abortions springing up in vari?
ous parts of tho country, and sometimes
offered as substitute* for the great national
sp?cifie, aro all utterly worthless.
August ll_-13
#MANHOOD :
How Lostl How Restored!
Just published, in a scaled cure
lojte. Price, six eents.
ALECTURE on tho Natural Treatment
and Radical Curo of Spermatorrhca oi
Hbmina) Weakness, Involuntary Finirions
Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marri
ago generally; Nervousness, Consumption
Epilepsy and FitH; Mental and Physical Inca
pacity. resulting from Self-Abuse, Ac, by Ro
BERT J. CULVFUWELI,, M. D., author of thi
"Creon Book," Ac.
?'\ Hoon to Thonaandi of Snflcrci-s."
Boot under seal,' in a plain envelopo, to an;
address, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, o
two postage stamps, by CHAS. J. C. KLIN!
A CO.,
137 Ho wer y, New York-P. O. llox, -1,5S0
Juno 12_3 mo.
AIKUIOAL,.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNO MEN. on great BC
oial evils and abusos, which intcrfer
with M Anni AoE, with euro means of relief fe
tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and di
bilitated. Sent iu scaled letter cnvclonei
freo of charge. Address HOWARD BANIT7
RY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Nint
street, Philadelphia. Pa. May 21 8m0
Mont I si fol Invention of tn? Asel
THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER1.
INVENTED DY F. AL HUNT.
PATENTED ai\ncn 21, 1871.
THIS Machine, which is now offered fi
sale, surpasses any of its age. It is us
ful, ehcap and durable. Any boy or girl Cf
operate with it. For tho table, it has not ?
oquaj: For-tho Bick room, it stands nnriva
eu. For tho nursing mother, its intrins
value nt inestimable; as it fane to rest tl
little darlings, and keeps them freed fro
t rouble. No family should bo without on
AH U labor-saving Machine, it saves the hi
of one Servant. As an investment, there
nothing ever offered to tho public in which i
active, energetic man can mako moro mon
at. It is tho Machine (or the times. (1,0(H),U
worth will bc sold. Auy man with oldina
energy can mako from $15 to $ 100 per we*
clear of all expensas. Can he econ at
Sulzbacher's Jewelry Storo.
JOHN WOOLLEY.
Agent for Richland County,
July 23 T. O. Address, Columbia
Thornwell's Collected Writings,
THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 velum
embellished with Dr. Thoinwell'u p<
trait. $-1 per volume.
Memories of Pat inna. Ry MacDuff. $2.
Tho Conservative Reformation and its Tl
ology. By Rev. Charles P. Krowth, D. D.
The Unsoon World. Rv Rev. Dr. Stork.
NEW NOVKLS,
Pink and Whit? Tvranny. By Mrs. Han
Reedier Stowe. $1.50.
Her Lord and Master. By Florenco Ma
att. 50 cents.
Won, nut Wooed. By tho author ot bret
the Bono, dc 50 cents.
Terrible Temptation. Ry Charles Mea
35 cents.
Uniform edition of Graco Agnilor'a Woi
each as Mother's Recompense, Vale of Cudi
<5c. at f-1 per volume.
The tabovc books sent to any address, j
paid, on receipt of prieo
DUFFIE A CHAPMAN,
Angnst 1 Bookseller
New Books, bv Express.
PHYSICAL CAUKK OF THF. BEAT fl
CHRIST, ?tc., by Stroud, and lettvt
Sir Janus Simpson, M. D.
War and Culturo, by Arthur Helps, il
Hugh Miller's Life and Letters, two
times, by Peter Kayne, with p?rirait. M.
Christianity and Posit i ve i arni by McC
People's l'ractical Poultry Book, oomph
Why Did Ho Nut Lie? From tbo?erniai
Mrs. Wibtar.
Callirhoe. a Itomance, bv Sand $2
Climates for Invalids, by L. Bill. $1 25
Body and Mind, by Matidrlcy, Loudon.
Tho Old Fashioned Boy, by Farqnai
. Little Men, hy author of Little Women
Pike County Ballads, by John Hay. il
Mrs. lindon's Book of Household Mar
ment. Must Completo work. Illustrated
Also, BOiuo new Novels by good ant
ju.-t openod.ut BRYAN ?V. MoUARTER'
June 13 Rook? tc
Native rind Foreign Wines.
SOUPPICHNONG, Concord, Kfc.uieriia,
vet, Champagnes, just received an
Halo low, by ________ v'-_ ?J
Choice Teas.
GUNPOWDER, Hyson, Oolong and El
" Brc.ikf.iet TEAS. Tho choicest im J
fur Pain low. ' E. 110
Soogera' Beer..
DON'T contain Strychnine.: It ia pur?
________ bo so. . Maro
A y '?' Old Government Java; ' -
S)f\MATS OOVRRNMENT JAVA COI
?fi VF 50 haga-choico Rio und Laguayra
Stb*}6*> ft '_& ? - j g. H?
. A froan'supply, of- Bremen Lager a
ItOCK'S. !"
- - .-.v.--.- - u t: ?l'.>-.r'; . . y. * r'- v . ' .
CLOTHX2KTG HOUSE
, .. 4' ' or
CHILDS & WILEY,
COM; M II i A , s. c.
WE liaTO marked down all of our large
stock of READY-MADE CLOTH INO to
such low figurca that the prico comes within
reach of all that wish a good titling garment,
made in tho latcBt style sud hv tho beet mak?
ers in New Yorkw .Wo nro tho only houso that
soil All Linen *l)rawTfa*nrtvfl*.50.*-?-r7e aro tho
only bonne that have tho imported Sue-Sucker
Calcutta Suits, ? tm tinted gen niue. Au in?
spection of our largo stock will Bcttlo tho
mind of any ono that money is mado by buy?
ing from us. Thirty-two inch Sol* Leatbor
Trun kw. only a few left, at $20. Juno 23
THE COTTAGEHOUSE,
Washington street, nert door to Masonic Hall,
C. II. nUHME, Proprietor*
THE Proprietor o? tho COT TAOK HOUSE
tho neatest and most retired saloon in tho
city-having had a largo experience at thc
Charleston and Columbia Hotels, pledges to
his guests the most choice brands of WINES,
LIQUOIIS and 8EOAHS, and will bo pleaaed
to have bis old friends call and BOO him. A'
NICE LUNCH served up dailv, from ll to 1
o'clock. C. H. DUUME.
i Joly 27_
The Dexter Stables.
THE undersigned havo re?
moved thoir Stables to tho new
building, immediately South of
jTanney's Hall, and, with a now
fstoek of CARRIAGES, BUG?
GIES ano fino HORSES, aro prepared to an?
swer all calls that may bo mado upon them.
Horses bought and Bold ou commission.
Persons in want of good stock, arc invited to
give us a call. Liberal advances mado on
Btock left for Bale. BOYCE & CO.
" W. II. BOTOE.
C. H. 1'ETTIKOII.L._ Jan 24
"CORRECT ^?M?~
MAY ho obtained by calling at ISAAC
SULZ BACH EU'S and purchasing ono
of thone justly celebrated ELGIN
WATCHES, and where yon can fine' a
complote stock of Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware, of tho best
^manufacture. In addition aro the
United States, Waltham, English and Swiss
Watches in Gold and Kilver Cases, which will
ho closed out at New York prices.
Constantly on hand line Gold Chains, Foal
Bings, Charms,Lockets, Sleeve Buttons,Sets,
and a varied btock of Fancy Articles.
All kinds of Repairing dono promptly, and
warranted, by ISAAC SULZ BACH E*R,
April 27_ Under Columbia Hotel.
DR. D. L. BOOZER
WOULD respectfully inform
his patrons and the public ge?
nerally that ho hau moved into
his new oflico, over Durne A Chapman's Book
storo, opposite the Columbia Hotel, where he
is prepared to eiccnte, satisfactorily, all ope
ratious and work, of whatsoever kind his pro?
fession demande,. Terme accommodating.
March 8 ; __._
Livery and Sale Stables.
, THE undersigned I
K^wfll continue tho bu
b=-~ MUCUS heretofore con?
ducted by Ag nev A Co., at tho old stands of
tho late brm. His Omnibuses and Carriages
will convey passengers to and from thc Hail
road Dents to tho Columbia Hotel, tho Nick
orson House, or any part of tho city. Ho will
also furnish Horses, Buggies, Carriage*, Ao.,
for hire on reasonable terms, and solicits the
patronage of thc friends uf the lale firm.
JTnne 5W J > W K N JD AI jYj
FitESH
TURNIP SEED!
T>UTA BAGA,
GLOBE,
NORFOLK,
RED TOP,
FLAT DUTCn,
For tale by W. C. FISH Ell,
Druggist nod Apothecary,
?Inly 20 3mo Opposite Columbia Holel.
'Diamond' and 'Orange' Brand Hams.
J f\ TIERCES of these "incomparables"
A\_/ just to hand and for sale by
June 17 ( 1 K< >. HV MM ER?.
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Coppcius, Salt, I lino cr
Alum. March ll
Q. R. D.
Symbolic Admonition!
rpi! K reason is ut hand when tho human
J. lamil} \- more s Hind ed ibun dilling any
othor putt of tho j oar. Thc sun's rays acting
upon tho decoyed*vegetable and sniniRl mat?
ter, poisons the atmosphere, and j tortures
many disorders ot the bteni-Chills and Fu
ver, Bilious Complaints; Diarrhoea, Dysen?
tery, Cholera Morbu-J, Ci stops and Cl.nbc,etc.
Hence the system rtquheH un invigorating
and tonie, medicine, thal will braco up it*
shattered torces, and enable tho organs to
perform their propi r limitions. For this pur?
pose wo would recommend the ute of IIE1N
ITSH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach.
For lilt; Liver and Kidneys.
For ejnuuhs and Sore '1 bi nut.
For tho Lungs and Spitting bf Blood. .
For W e1 nitness nod Gurrai Del ?Mtv.
For loss of Appetite. For Sick Headache.
For Diurrhtua and Dyniriitinry,
For F? ver and Aguo. For J'ilioiir" Fever.
For ('Indi ra Morbus and Cramps.
For Palpitation of the Heart.
For Broken Down Nervous Sysloh.
For Neuralgia sud Rheumatism.
For Purifying the Blood.
Il RIX l*il?II'8 QVIOKK'S M IC I<1 ?HT
Thc pinpin -approve nf, and physicians sanc
tiou its uso, bcouuen it i? a good medicino'.
Tako no other medicine. It is a spring invl
gorator, a pnmro?r tonic, a pnrilying beve
rage, admirably adapted to all condition?,
malo and femalo-grown persons and chil?
dren at this particular season. Bo suro and
call at Heinituh's Deng Storp and got a holli
of Ids groat medicino.
Propnr?d only by E. H. HF.IN?TPH,
May 80 t Druggist and Chomist.
STOCKS, MONDS ?nil COUPONS bought
and fluid hy D. GAMBRILL. Broker.
FRENCH CASSIMERE PANTS,
FORMERLY ?IO to 118, wo
?aro now making for $12 and <
$13, to cloao ont bar lino of French Gooda.
Light Oassimere Snits at Cost.
Now ia tho timo to order Our perfect fitting
SHIRTS, warranted to pleaao.
A, few Ladies' TRAVELING TRUNKS, at
cost.
JOT Call and secure BARGAINS at
July ll R. A, W. C. 6WARFIELD'S.
SHIELDS & GLAZE.
COLUMBIA, B. C.,
Palmetto Iron Works,
MANUFACTURERS of STEAM ENGINES
and BOILERS, Saw, Grist and Cane
Mills, all sizes, all kinda of Agricultural Im
plemcntB, Honso and Store Fronts, Iron Rail?
ing, Iron and Urana Casting; Shafting, Pul?
leys and Hangers made to order.
ALSO,
Manufacturera of UTLEVB IMPROVED
LEVER COTTON PRESS, which was awarded
tho first premium in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana laat fall.
Wo also manufacture tho DIXIE SCREW
COTTON PRESS-o cheap and durablo ono.
Send for circulars.
Orders Oiled on short notice and on most
reasonable terms. Juno 24 Smo
REDUCTION
IN
PRICE
- OP
Spring and Summer-Clothing,
AT
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD'S.
WE bavj the largest retail stock in the
State, and, anxious to reduce it, will
sell it at GREATLY REDUCED BRICES.
Tho stock is unbroken, and Ibo best etock I
wo bavo ever handled.
New HATS, of a desirable style, jutt rc- 1
oeivc-d.
This reduction will apply also to our CUS
I TOM DEPARTMENT. May 18
TURNIP SEED
Sd AT f?\
_j ac.
Q E. E. JACKSON'S. Pj
cc 5'
fed iv m
fed P
?35TS JINCT?LL
For Sale, .
3f*r\{\ ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
,OUU on the Ediato.
750 ACRES m Kershaw-in lots to suit.
Saw Mill and 2.000 aerea of Land in Lexing?
ton, on North Ediatb, $7,000.
2,500 acres Watrree Rottom Land, $2 pr acre
2,500 acres crook bottom and pino Land, at
$2 per aero. 1 House in this city, $5,000.
110?SE and thirteen acres LAND, near th?
oity~$8.500. Apply to JOHN BAU8KETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Estato Agent.
Ben*. 23 *_ ly
Every Ono Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength ?nd improves
(heir health. _March ll
Pickled Tongues, Beef, &o.
JUST opened, choteo Fulton Market BEEP,
Choice Pickled Tongues,
Choice Sugar-Cured Hams,
Choice Sugar Cured Strips,
Ctioiuo No. 1 Mackerel.
For salo low by JOHN AGNEW & SON.
IO
Congress Water.
CASES for salo low by
June 17 GEO. SYMMERS.
Guns, Pistols, Etc. ,
I INFORM roy friends and
?inblio in general that I have
ust received an entire new
J .-took of Double and Single Bar?
rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Flasks. Ponchos,
Pistol-belts, Caps, Buck-Shot. Cartridges.
Cartridges for all kinds of Pistols, Powder
and Shot.
ALSO,
I REPA I KI Ntl done at short notice.
Oct 8 P. W. KRAFT. Mtin?tro.>t.
I" M. H, BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-room
Mu in Street, near Plain. ? '?
t. NOW on baud and daily ro
^T^v^^^i^celving'.from tho manufac
-IA --*^B__Jr: tories of. New York,. Rostou,
Cincinnati and Lo un- .'il le, the
Jg largest assortment of FUR?
NITURE ever kept in this market, oonsisting
in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Diu
ing-Roont Suits-; 200 Bodateads ofdinYrent
patients, in Walnut and Imitation; alto, tho
cob-brat ? d Coot gb* Split-bottom Chairs. ;?
All hinds of MATTHEPSES made Mordor.
Ul'MOLSTEIUNG and REPAIRING dou*ai
ah'uttst notice and in thc best manner.
Terms cash and Oonda1 cheap.* ? Oct ?O:
"sTENH0USE,~iu^0ATOAY~& '"coii
Grocers nnd Comt?iifisi?n Merchants,
CHARLOTTE, AT. U, .>
SOLICIT orders tot COTTON. Cotw, Flpnr,
Bacon, Lard, Ac, and Family Groceries,
g?n?ral! y. ur d era lilied carefully and prompt?
ly. __ ,,.Fqb7 1yr
(T StH'?TY OL.AIAIS ANO .ILK Y OBltTl
j KICATKS bought by :?YL?
Feb 5j_T). OAMBHILL. BroKerV
A (lue summer tonio ia Hattorfs Bitters
can be had at POLLOCK'S.
MHQQ.QOO I &
Bj authorityof & sp?cial ?ot, of- thoXegi?.?'
turo of Kentucky, ofMarch 18, 1871. .
; 'tho Trustons; or tbcPublTo Ll-.- > ; ??
- ' brary o"r -??erHuoky *.-. * &'*
.. ^jli?y|tf give.mww-. a
... ?ran^ li
! ;>-^'- . V'-v. ?''f-'',if\&\*.\ ^--K.
JON - TD ?5DAY; OCTOBfe"^, 8 ?jB7j? :
Ux^D?h'tbh direction bc 'thtV bV?t- B?rii?c?i*
Tnlont that cnn bo procured.;- Tle?st?' ft
Of AUuil?i?loii, 81IJ ??th, (Juricnoy; Kal(
Ticktet?JG O?J Qjiurt cr Ticket? $U.GU. .' . ^
Each ticket wiU h&yc. attached"to ft, four v
coupons, ot thc denomination of ?2.50c?ch. r
The bolder of an entires ticket.vrill bo entitled
to.admirion to the Couccrt and to tho wboja .
amount of the gift awarded to it by lot. . Tko
holder of each coupon wi)h bo entitled t?iad-.:.
mieaion to ibo Concert and to ono-fourtk ibo .
amount ot auch gift ne may bo awarded to
tho whole ticket to sv h ich it belongs, ii?ah . r(t-\
To provide funds for this Grand .Concert,
end for tho bon eft t or the Public Library of
Kentucky, lOtJ.COO tickets Trill bo told nt g IQ.
each, cur re pey. Tli o " Citizens' Bank of Ken?
tucky is Treasurer. i .*v - .
AU mon ey 8 arieing from tho salo of ticket?
I will bo deposited with th d 'Citizen s* Banke r
subject only to tho order of tho ?'reside nt and .
Treasurer of the library,- countersigned, by
tho Business Manager. ' ' * " "
I Ina mediately, aftt-r the Concert, tho euxn of ra
I ?550.000 in greenbacks will be distribute d by
( lot to tno holders of tickets in tho following -
Girts, viz: .>-.,. : -f-toy.. '?. -A .?'.ir
ONE GUANI") GIFT OP, . IK0.0QO..
ONE GRAND GIFT OF" - V ?O.OOO -
One gift of 125,000 One gtft-of < Jil,OOO .
One gift of ' 20,K)0 One gift bf r 10,000
Ono gift or 18 000 Ono nift of ? .1 -9,000''
One gift of- . 18,000..Qno gtft?f. .-v.; 8,000-.
Ono gift of 17,000 ' Ono gilt,of . 7,000 "
Ono gift of 16.000 One gift of : - 0,000 '
One girt of 15 000 . One gift o? ? ?.Q0O
Onegiftof 14000 Ono girt of i.OOO
One gift of - 13 OOO . One gift ol.i-? <? 8,000 "
Onegiftof 12.000. Ohe gift of . ?iOtO.,
Ten gifts, of n.OOOeacn. - ?.'"7 :??!**'. ?0.00O ?T
Fifteen gift?, of $900 each, . .-. ! jj.. ?ia?fiQft; i
Eighteen gilts, of ?800 eaob, , . -14 <0Q,.'.
Twenty gifts, of $700 each, -. ',:> J M.OOO'
Twenty-five gifts, nf "$609 e&cn, - ~ 16,00$
Thirty gilts, of $600 oacb, * . 16,000 .
Forty gifts, of $400each,-. . : ^16i?0
Forty.flvo gifts, of ,*800,each. ? . rJ$MQ< <
Fifty gifts, of $700 eacbV 'r - ? Wt? "
446 Gifts, or $100 each'-> J>-\-\> fi . .'-?44,000 '
721 Prizes in all, ' 'V'*'\ ; ;\ "* $i5fe0.o6?'
After paying the expenses Of th? enterprise-"
and making the distribution of tba giftD, tho
bataneo of the proceeds'arieing from tho salt)
of tickets willba appropriated tu thecstabbah- -
mentor a FREE LIBRAR^ briLoutovillo, ta
bo called tho u *^r>rf ?Mf* V^? ?
Pub?c'Library if ?t?Slticiy? '
The Concert and .iHstribmionv1 will" ta?4 '
place under the immediate supervision of tho'
Trustees named in the Act of incorporation,
who aro as follows': '. W:?T?#S?tf
.- - TItirSTEES. ii?kx.l-c'-?.'* i
Thoa. E. Brnmlet,, late Governor of Ken?
tucky. ' ' ? ' **\;f:>.-"? -' *
Henry Waterson, Editb'r.to'uft?f#Jfl?rno".: *
"W.N. Haldem an, ,Pr ?pidcnt :Oo?iria^.Jowfy ;
nal Go.- ;"-'' -. ?"?"V .-- "?'.."*"V
Benjamin OaB8cday,iofi.2)ai7t/-.&triirtercfa^^ .
Georgi) P. Doernl Proprietor Anzeiger. .
H. MT McCarty .'of theSfl'Us/ Ledg?}^
J. ti. Cain, Clerk Jefferson Cuurfc of Coram?ra .
Pleas. .. v. .
M. W. Cluslcy, author Political Tett Boo*t> "
IL T. Durott, of thu Louis ville Ban . si ^ -.
The Trustees Will bo assisted by the follow
in g well known and eminen t 'citizens of Ken?
tucky, who have consented to be pr?sent a* '
tho concert abd to ' superintend the drawing
and disirlbntion or gifter-' ? ? rv****?'"
HVFEBVISOaS. . : . ?
Hon. Joshua F". Bullit t, lato . Chluf Justice
of Kentucky. ' ' . . . -"'.;'.' " - -
Hon. H..J. pile?,. Jadgo-i,Jt?rorBpn.,C?nrjB?!:
Common Pleas: . . . ' [, T<
Hon. T. B. Oochrano; Cl?ancell?VitotiibTflm *
Chancery Court. . g j. " .'
HOD. H. W. Bruce, Judge Jefferson Circuit ,
Court. ' iv'i -'???' *--.''.'' Wr&? <?^:v3-1"
Hon. W. B. Hoke, Judge Jeflort?on Copnty .
Court. '"'.' . . . " ..V * .
Hon.'J. B. Baxter, -Mayor of 'Louisville.''
Hon. Ti L. Barrett. City Attorney, . s
fleury Wolf ord. City Treasurer ?ConlsvIUBV
Hon. li. J. Webb, Ben at or or Kentu ck v. 7 -
Col. G. C. Wharton, United States District
Attorney: ?' * ' '-v.- 7,
Col. Phil. Lee, Proat?cul?ng Attorney Ki'ntbH'T
Judicial District. - .. - -
Gen. J; T. Boyle. President N.^H. * abd' FT- "
lt. ll. ' x .rv -Wi
Dr. T. S. Bell, Professor Medical Univor>. .
sity, LoniavilleJ . 1
Colonel J i ison P. Johnson, ,Froprlotb'r*GaIt.'.'.
House. . .
Hon. J. Proetor Knott;lafe M?mbo"r to'Cbn"-'
gre-ss. -v.<'.. J -/..', i"?; if"
A. G. Branuin, President LorJavUle Board
of Trade. .. .. -.-v;-o. . ..?;
Jamen Bridgeford, P,resident .Second Na?
tional Dank, t
AndrowGraham, Tobacco'and C?tfotrfMMM .
chant. . / . -, t..
t) meer i Ot Ute Ptllil?e I.llMUI y pf lit ri
. r.ttteiiy^'^ -' "1
IL T. D?RETT, Pret-ldeni. .
W. N. HA LD EM A N, VI?O- Pr cs idfu t.
M. W. OLUsKY, Secretary. ' . - - 1 -
. CITIZENS' DANK, Treasurer.
The holder* of tie.keta to-which.girts are .
awarded will be-paid on proeentation at the
office in Louisville. , .. ;?"v .\ fl: <.. ft-its '*
A liboral discount will he allowed when 100? ? ?
COO br 1,000 ticket? ?re"purdh?ed(!~ ib''A lor.' -
All orders accompanied' by' reuiSttancoh wilt
bc promptly attended to, and tho, tickets re
lurncd by mail regisi?red-or'expresaed; a? '
ordered. Uio undersigned,,: lato ptincipal ;
business manager of tbb ,ycry sjicoessfnl
Mercantile Library Gift'Ctihcort At '^apFrai>?
cisco, bas been appointed ?gcnt:and manager
of the Gift Concert,;in aid of.lbo. Tublio. ld?. .
brary of Kehtnoky. ... , j
Tho drawing will-take pVtutb {fi uubUo,vaticT ' -
everything, win bo done to satisfy bilyera .of *:?
tickets that their lu tere ats will ho ns well pro?
tected as if-' they "<pArsSnal^ ! "
thecutir.eivirtir-.j.^ivV^vrv? ^??v/.-.w; U &i
Mnnntr of Oniwlitg, , Xb , ]?
Thero willbe fwo glass "wheels. One wiie'?f |?
will coiitaiu 100,COO nnmborg.iplainly printed! ,
wlieei, audj. tho llrst, box .dr?w>x Jram,,ibo^.
secbhd, hr 7STC box wt??er; will ?onUi? ii gift1/^
neatly priutod and sealed up..andvthef.ift ?o ?
drawn H obi. tba ?ecoSu wbeul wiuuntj the gift,
or the tag llrst drawn .-.whether ?I00, iP.?C?i 3r>!
?100 ooo,..-;;?.; ?-,? ? ?j*? ^.y.-v.'H t?-t? tn?fi^t
Gifts will' Oe paid on prcBcnt?t?bn'4of tickera ,
drawing ? st??h gin?fMhli'f?cond day Wt?sr1''
drawing. ; Tickalkjtirjjoupona.draying, gilb*;,
can" bo qORchted''through any business or-,
banking bbuw ftl Loolsvilie, ?r Ly ahy?x^r?l?*
company.. '."; . ri'/.?, - 5?-:/^^;r
AlVtirikotsitro Hho grccnbacka. K* f?cnrcl .
being kept bf purH:aset'8 .nxmE*; wok?t?i**?>?
tho ^altf of Mokota bi ' ?nreliy in*iiq!?Wtt?*
Stal?J;Q-r ^J^^^mW^
I Mau*gcr? L9uie^^?^';offl?? -WO- ?Ha
notoTthAV th era!a?4.only
$50.000 motQ.diBtribn.ted. Aug. 5 ImoT fa .
Tho boatplaoe to get a cool summer drlnls
ia At Porjr.ocK*8. . ,' '. ^ 'I