The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, August 23, 1871, Image 1
TIE DAILY
'Let oar Just Censare
BY J. A. SELBY.
COLUMBIA, S. C., WEDNESDAY MORNING-, AUGUST 23, 1871
Attshd the Trae Event."
YOL. YU-NO. l?>%
Tit? Wild Men of ATIISIIK-Onau af Un?
dying Hate to tu? WlUtee.
Near the lodge wherein we were quar?
tered was the tepee, or wigwam, of a
venerable-looking medicine man, who,
having ascertained that we belonged'to j
the same profession, manifested a stoical j
but unmistakable interest in our welfare.
An opportunity soon occurring, we ex?
orcised a bad spirit from the liver of a
young chief. In short, wo obecked a
Bevere attaok of chills and favor, but it
still remains a mystery to that gray
headed savant why the blue pills pro?
duced the effect, for he evidently mis?
took them for buck-shot. He was sur?
prised at this novel manner of adminis?
tering them. If ho adopts our practico,
the bowel? nf his people will, in truth,
be heavy, and will yearn towards the
medicine man. It was from this venera?
ble man that.we learned, through our
interpreter, tho cunno of the bitter and
unrelenting enmity towards all white
men. Thus the legend runs: "
Many .winters ago.'the young men of,
the tribe, who had been to the South-'
ward, brought back strange talcs from
the tribes which lived upon the shores
of the great salt water. Large vessels,
with white and wide-spread skins above
them, had appeared, and they wore filled
with white men, who wore long knives
and shining breaBt-plates, dug in the
ground and washed the earth in search
of yellow lumps. Au the months wore
on, stories came of great cruelties prac?
ticed, by these men upon all those who
offended them, and naught would satisfy
them bat gold. Soon a message oame
that the strangers would visit tho tribe,
for the purpose of bestowing upou them
valuable presents, in return for tho pri?
vilege of passing through their country.
The place of meeting was in the bend of
a deep.and. narrow; valley,.where the
rocks formed a natural amphitheatre,
and, at the appointed day, the tribe, to
a man, proceeded lo the place with' their
women and their yoong. The strangers
had already arrived,; und vost i ipiles of
the promised ! gifts lay covered with a
canvass'.'
The Indians were instructed tb gather
in. a dense mass at a particular point,
while, ?he wonderful strangers, with ban?
ners streaming, trumpets brayiug, and
?f moy. flashingback sun-light, formed a
?Hoene '"riot" soon to be forgotten by the
simple red man. -- The medicine men of
the whites, iu long, flowing robes,.with
crosses and other emblems?: performed
'spode strange arid mysterious, rites. But
in'ah"Instant all Was changed. ?t a
given signal a dead silence prevailed.
The oauraas was snatched from its placo,
revealing iron tubes on wheels. Again
the trumpets soqnded, and thunders and.
lightnings ??L\ sulphurous'. flames filled
the valloy:1 The . dead1 und - dying filled
the.air .with shrieks and csios which no
oannon nor. musketry nor trumpet could
drown. Then ?ame the oharge of horse?
men, with their swords aleaving taronga
the eagle's feathers and painted scalp
look, and the pikemen following finished
the work of butchery. But nf ow of the
tribe escaped, and they, fleeing to' the
mountains, nourished the niemory of
this inhuman wrong. As the tribe in?
creased slowly with the years, the story
was told to the children, and deep iu
their heart of hearts was.planted a desire
for vengeance, and, in 'their weak way,
at every, season, time ?and place, have
they visited.the. punishment upon their
traditionary enemies, and with what
measure they meted, so has it been mea?
sured unto them again. Snch is the
legend, as we heard it, 'and the flashing
oyfc of the "old man eloquent" told how
well he had learned the lesson. Doubt?
less it has much of truth in its origin.
The Spanish invader believed in com?
pulsory civilization, and exemplified his
creed upon all occasions. Tradition says
that this army never returned to their
vessels; internal dissensions divided them
into bands, disease attacked them; and
the natives completed at the stake the
work of extermination.
[Cor. Missouri Republican.
. The number of foreigners a Bhort time
ago computed to be in Loudon was near?
ly 300,000. Of those, 80,000' were Ger?
mans, 150,000 French, 60,000 belonged
to other Continental countries, and 10,
000 were Americans.
In the Bourse at Cologne a box is fixed
to receive contributions towards the com?
pletion of the cathedral. After a lapse of
three years, it has just been opened, and
found to contain ten gros. (If. 25o.)
STOVES ! STOVES ? STOVES ?
Tin-ware 1 Tin-ware 1 Tin-ware!
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, and
all work in this lino, pot up to order
and ready for aale at the
OAROLINA MANUFACTORY.
Call at either boase-Columbia or Newberry
HENRY H. BLEA8E,
March 22 f_Proprietor.
REDUCTION
..? \ . . . . IN'.iV,^ ' .
PRICE
OP
Spring and Summer Clothing,
AT
E. & W. C. SWAFFIELD'S.
WE bavo the l&rgeat retail etook in tho
State, and, anxious to reduce it, will
sell it at GREATLY REDUOED PRICES.
The stock ia unbroken, and iho bust stock
wo have ever handled.
New HATS, of a desirable style, just re?
ceived.
Thia r?daction will apply also to our 0TJ8
TOM DEPARTMENT._May 16
Olui) BANK DIL.L.S ami M UT il. AT Kn
CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov 23 Cmo D. GAMilRILL. Brokor.
Special Motioos.
~ CONSUMPTION,
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,
BY J. H. SCHENCK, M. D.
MANY a haman being has passed away,
for whose death thorowaB no other rea?
son than tho neglect of known and indisput?
ably provo moana of euro. Those near and
doar to family aud frionds aro sleeping tho
droamless slumber Into which, had they calm?
ly adopted
?U.JOSEPH II. SCHENCK'S '
SIMPLE TREATMENT,
And availod themsolve? of bia wonderful effi?
cacious medicines, they would not have fallen.
Dr. Schonck has, in bia own case, proved;
that wherovor sufficient vitality remains, that'
vitality, by bia medicines and bia directions
for their uno, ia quickened into healthful
vigor.
In tide statement there is nothing presump?
tuous. To tho faith of tho invalid is made.no
representation that ls not a thousand tiroes
substantiated by living and visible worka.
Tho theory of the euro by Dr. Bohenck's me?
dicine is as simple as it is unfailing. Its phi
! loaophy requires no argument. It ia aclf-as
earing, self-convincing. . .
I The Henwood Tonio and Mandrake Pilla are
the drat two weapon? with whi"h tho citadel
I of tho malady ia assailed. Two-thirds of tue
oasoa of consumption ? originate in dyspepsia
I and a functionally disordered liver. With this
condition tho bronchial tubes "sympathize"
i with tho stomach. Thoy respondi? tho mor?
bific action of tho liver. Here, then, comos
tho culminating result, and tho setting iii,
with all its distressing symptoms, of
. CONSUMPTION.
, The Mandrake Pills aro composed of one ol
nature's noblest gifts-tba Podophillum Pel
tatum. Thoy possess al', the-blood-aoarch
ing, alterative properties of calomel; hut, un
Uko calomel, they
I'IIBUVK NO ?TINU BEHIND."
The work of onto is now beginning; Tbi
vitiated and macons deposits in the bowel
and in the alimentary canal aro ejcoted. lh<
liver,'liko a- clock, ia wound np. It arouse
from its torpidity. Tho stomach acta roappn
sivoly, and tho patient begins to fool that b
ia getting, at last,
A SUPPLY Oin GOOD DtQOD..
The Seaweed Tonio, in conjunction with th
Pills, pormeat ea and assimilates with thc foot
Oh yli nea ti on ia now progressing without it
firovioua tortures. Digestion..becomea pair
ess, and tho cure ia seen to bo at ham
There ia no, more flatulence, no oxaoerbai?o
of the stomach. An appetite sots in. > ,
1 ' Now cornea the greatest Blood Pdriuor ev<
yet given by an indulgent father to snfferin
man.* 8chenok'a Pulmon?a Syrup comes in 1
perform ita functions and to hasten abd con
plete the cure. It on tors at once upon .ii
work. Nature cannot be cheated. ' It collen
and ripons the impaired and elise asea portioi
of the lungs. In the form of gathoringa,
prepares them for expectoration, and lol in
very short time, tho malady ia vanquish e
the rotten throne that it occupied is r?nov?t)
and made new, and tho patient, in all the di
nity of regained vigor, stops forth to onji
tho manhood or the womanhood that .was
GIVEN UP AS I.OST.
The second thing is, tho patienta must st
in a warm room until they get woll; it ia i
most impossible to prevent taking cold wh
the lungs aro diseased, but it must bo pi
vented, or a cure cannot bo effected. Frc
air and riding out, especially in this sect i
of the country in tho fall and winter scasc
are all wrong. Physicians ,who rocommo
that course lose their patients, if their lue
are badly diseased, und yot, because thoy i
in th? house, they must not sit down nui
] they must walk about the room as much a
as fast as tho strength will hear, to got nj
good circulation of blood. Tho patio:
must keep in good spirits -bo dot ermined
get well. Thia has a groat deal to do with
appetite, and is the great point to gain.
To despair of caro after such evidence of
poasibility in tho worst cases, and moral <
tainty in all others, ia siufnl. Dr. Hchem
personal statement to tho Faculty of bia c
caro was in these modest words:
"Many years ago I was in the last stage
consumption; confined lo my bed, and at
time my physicians thought that I could
live a week; then, liko a drowning man cal
ing at strawa, I heard of and obtained
preparations which I now offer to the pul
aod they m ado a perfoct cure of mo.
seemed to mo that I could feel them pot io t
my whola system. Thev soon ripened
matter in my lunga, and 1 would spit up n
than a pint of offensive yellow matter e'
morning fora long timo.
"As soon aa that began to subside
0 nigh, lover, pain and night cweats all be
t ) leave mo, and my appetite beoame so g
that it WSB with difficulty that I could i
from eating too much. I soon gained atrei
and have grown;in flesh ever since.
"I was weighed shortly after my recov<
added tho Doctor, "then looking like a i
1 skeleton; my weight WBB only ni ne ty-s
?pounds; my present weight is two bun
1 add twenty-fivo [225] pounds, and for yoi
I have enjoyed uninterrupted health."
Dr. Schenck has discontinued his pr
I slonal visits to New York and Boston. E
j blason, Dr. J. H. Schenck, Jr., still cont
j to eeo patients at their office, No. IS h
I Sixth street, Philadelphia, every Batu
j from 0 A. M. to 3 P. M. Those who w
'thorough examination with tho Reepiror
will be charged $5. The ReBpirqmotoi
claros the exact condition of tho lungs
patienta can readily learn whether the,
curable or not.
Tho directions for taking tho medicine
?adapted to tho intelligence evon of a <
Follow these directions, and kind naturi
do the rest, excepting that in somo case
Mandrake Pills aro to he taken in mer
doses; tho throe medicines need no otb
compartments than the rmplo instru?
that accompany them: First or?ate apr
Of returning hoaltb hunger is tho mos
como symptom. When it comes, as 1
come, let the despairing at once bo of
cheer. Good blood at once follows, tho i
loosens, the night sweat ia abated,
short time boin of those morbid sym|
aro gone forever.
Dr. Schon cu's modiclnes aro constant!
in tensor thousands of families. Aa a
tivo or purgative, the Mandrake Pills
standard preparation; while tho Pul
Syrup, as a curer of coughs and colds, r
regarded aa a prophylaoterio against
sumption in any of ita forma.
Prico of the Pulmonio Syrup and Se
Tonio, $1.50 a bottle, or $7.50 a half i
Mandrako Pills, 25 eta. a box. For sah
druggists and dealers. JOHN F, HEN!
8 College Place, New York, Wholosalo A
Nov ID_
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to t
lection of Commercial Paper, I
on State and Railroad Bonds ana Bloc
Conversion of State Soourlties, by
Nov 23 Arno P OAMBRILL, Br
Meals furnished at all hours at POLI
w II.TEO DOWN-Aak tho man who
complains or "wilting down" in torrid weather |
what holla's dono to sustain lila aybtem under
tho extra strain imposed on his vitality. Ho
may toll you that ho has tried a variety of ca- I
' barties to purify his blood and brighten his
spirits. Under such treat men t, of course, bia
strength has given away, and his energies !
havo become exhausted. What ho requires ie
a restorative, not a deplctant. His blood is
thin; hits nerves have lost their natural ten?
sion, aud naturo demands to bo renovated and
reinforced. Tho means is within the reach of
all. For nearly a scoro of vears, HOKTET
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS has boon build?
ing up''broken constitutions, bracing and
strengthening attenuated frames, and afford?
ing comfort, ease and hope to thousands. AH
a preventive of tho epidemics which make
snell havoc with tho health of tho inhabitants
of now settlements, this famous tonic is cer?
tainly without a rival. Perhaps tho principal
portion of its world-wide fame is attributable
to its astonishing cures of dyspepsia, and all
forms of indigestion. But tbeso aro not a
moiety of its triumphs. All tho types of
biliousness yield to its persistent nao. It is a
regulating medicine of tho highest order; and
its effect upon tho secretions, when irregular,
is most salutary.
Imposition of tho grossest character ia
Bought to bo practiced upon the community
by vendors, who recommend, under tho name
Of "bitters," Bery compounds of a dangerous
character, which they attempt to substitute,
for the'great national tonic. Shun all such
nostrums, and seo that you havo the genuine
HoBtetter's Stomach Bitters, properly authen?
ticated by labol, name and stamp, and sold iu
bottles only._Ang 18 t3
?na* MANHOOD :
j?f?ffl How Lost! How Restored!
f&Bjbf Josi published, in a sealed ence
JttkV tope. Price, six ?emf*.
ALECTURE on the Natural Treatment
and Radical Curo of Spormatorrhca or
Ssniinal Weakness, involuntary Emissions,.
Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marri
age -generally; Nervousness, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca?
pacity, resulting from Self-Abuse, Ac, by Ito
BEBT J. CULVEKWELL, M. D., author of the
.'Green Book," Ac.
: A& Boon to Thousand* of Ku fr? rem."
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps, by CHAS. J. 0. KLINE
fcCO.,
1*7 Bowery, New York-P. O. Box, 4,560.
_Juno 12_?___3mo_
New Books! New Books!! New Books!!!
THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF TH08. JEF?
FERSON. By bis grand-daughter, Sarah
N. Randolph. $2.50.
Reminiscences pf Fifty Years.. By Mark
Boyd, $1.75.
"At Last." A Christmas in tho West In?
dies. By Charles Kingsley, with many illus?
trations. $2. . .
ibo Life of Hernando Cortez. By Arthur
Helps. $2 50.
"Light and Electricity." By J. Tyndall.
11.25.
The Coming Race; or, The New Utopia.
$1.25.
Six Boys. A Mother's 8tory. By the Amo- |
rican Tract Society. $1.25.
The Earthly Paradise. A Poem. By Wil?
liam Morris. *Threo volumes. $1.50.
"Ernestine." By Qcorgo Sand. 75c!.
Torriblo Temptation. By Chas. Rcado. 30c.
Also, a large selection of now Novela by the
he.it an thors, just reoeivod and for salo at pub
lisher's'prices, by BRYAN & McCARTER.
ThornweU's Collected Writings,
THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 volumes,
embellished with Dr. ThoruwoU's por?
trait, ti per volume.
Memories of Palmos. Ry MacDuff. $2.
Tho Conserv?t ive Reformation and its The*
ology. By Rev. Charles P. Krowlb, D. D. $5
The Unseen World. Bv Rov. Dr. Stork. $1.
NEW NOVKLS.
Pink and White Tyranny. Ry Mrs. Harriet
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Her Lord and Master. By Florence Mary
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the Bono, Ac 50 conts.
Terrible Temptation. By Charles Rcado.
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Uniform edition of Orace Apullor's Works,
such as Mother's Recompense, Yale of Cedars,
{.c., at $1 per volume.
Tho fcbovo books sent to any address, post
paid, on rooeipt of prico
DUFFIE it CHAPMAN,
August 1 Booksellers.
BTENH0U8E, MACAULAY & CO., |
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
SOLICIT orders for COTTON, Corn, Flour,
Bacon, Lard, ito., and Family Groceries
generally. Ordors filled carefully and prompt?
ly._Feb 7 lyr
Seegers' Beer
DON'T contain Strychnine It is pure, and
warranted tn be no. A . March ll
Notice. I
OWING to tho acoidontal bursting of the
boiler of tho Icu Machino, no ICE will
bo sold until further ordern, All those hav?
ing tickets will present them and the money
will bo refunded. JOHN C. SEEGERS.
July 28__._
The Doctors Recommend Seegera'Bser
IN preference to London Porter and Scotch
Ale. Why? They know it is unadulterated.
Fall Turnip Seed.
THORBURNS Oroen Globo, Red Top. largo
White Norfolk, Yollow Stone, and Ruta
Baga, fresh, and for Bale by
August 2 EDWARD HOPE.
North Carolina Corn Whiskey.
(\ BARRELS of superior quality for salo
Ol/ by tho barrel._ E. HOPE.
THE COTTAGE HOUSE,
Washington street, next door to Masonic Hall,
C. II. DTJIIAIB. Proprietor.
THEPropriotorof theCOTfAOE HOU3E
ihe neatest and most retired saloon in tho
city-having had a largo experience at the
Charleston and Columbia Hotels, pledges to
his guests tho most choice brands of WINES,
LIQUOR8 and SEGABS, and will bo pleased
to havo his old friends call and sou him. A
NICE LUNCH served up daily, from ll lo 1
o'clock. C. ll. DUHME.
July 28_
Malt Corn Whiskey,
WARRANTED two years old, at
FeV 21 JOHN C. SEEOEU8*.
STOCKS, BONDS amt COUPONS bought
and wold by D. GAMBRILL. Brokcr._
Tho only fino Playing Cards at POLLOCK'S
Most Useful Invention of ?JieAge!
THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER'.
IN VE ? TED BY E. if. HUNT.
PATENTED M ARCH 21, 1871.
THIS Machine, which is now offered for
sale, surpasses any of ita age. lt is use?
ful, cheap and durable. Any hoy or girl can
operate with it. For the table, it lins not an
equal. For the sick roam, it stands unrival?
ed. For tho nursing mother, its intrinsic
valuo is inestimable; as it fans to rest the
little darlings, and keeps them freed from
trouble. Mo family should bo without ono.
As a labor-saving Machine, it saves tho hire
of ono servant. As an investment, there iu
nothing ever offered to the public in which an
active, energetic man can make moro money
at. It is tho Machino for tho times. $1,000,000
worth will be sold. Any man with ordinary
energy can mako from $15 to (100 per week,
clear of all expenses. Can he seen at I.
Snlzbacher's Jewelry Store.
JOHN WOOLLEY,
Agent for Richland Countv,
July28_P.O. Address, Columbia.
.;.: FRESH
TURNIP SEED!
JJUTA RAGA,
GLOBE,
NORFOLK,
RED TOP,
FLAT DUTCH,
For sale by W. C. FISHER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
July 20 3mo_ Opposite CjOlnmbia_Hotel.
CLOTHING HOUSE
OF j '
CHILDS & WILEY,
C O I. IJ M 11 I A , s.e.
WE hare marked down all of our large
atockof READY-MADE CLOTHING to
such low ligures that tho prico comes within
roach of all that wish a good fitting garment,
made in the latest stylo and by thu best mak?
ers in Now York. We are the only house that
soil AU Linen Drawers at $1.50. We aro the
only,house that hayo tho imported Seo-Suckor
Calcutta S hit M, warranted genni ne. Au in?
spection of our largo stock will settle tho
mind of any ono that money is made by buy?
ing from ua. Thirty-two inch Hole Leather
Trunks, only.a few left, at $20, June 23
Health of Horses, Mules, Cows.
SICKNESS and death of stock is one of tho
greatest discouragements of the farmer.
Ti io cause of their duath may he beyond our
control,' but very many cases, indeed, nine
cases out of ton, the disease may be traced
to Indigestion, Derangement of tho Bowels,
Debility. Whcro this is the caso, wo always
have a remedy at hand: HEINITSH'S GER?
MAN HOUSE POWDER. With this groat
horao mediciuo you aro protected from lons.
[For Weakness, Indigestion, O ver-worked
I Horses, no better preventivo medicino can be
? givou. Try it. For salo oniv bv
E. H.'HKINTTSH,
Jnlv 7 t Wholosaioand Retail Driiepiat.
CORRECT TIME
?MAY ho obtained by calling at ISAAC
SULZUACHEU'S and purchasing ?nc
Of those justlv celebrated ELGIN
WATCHEM, and where you cun linc* *
completo stock of Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated-Ware, of tiio best
? manufacturo. In addition aro tho
United States, Waltham, English and Swiss
Watches in Gold and Silver Cabes, which will
be closed ont at New York prices.
Constantly on hand linn Gold Chains, Seal
Rings, (?harms. Lockets, Sleeve buttons,Seta,
and a varied block of Fancy Articles.
All kinds of Repairing done promptly, and
warranted, by ISAAC SULZSAC ll Lil,
April 27 _ Under Columbia Hotel.
The Dexter Stables.
-?jt THE undersigned have re
?^[LX. moved their St a lil es to the new
?B^?V^a building, immediately Knuth of
**S7?4*tT?I'TfcJan,,ey,H Ball, and, with a new
lAT^S^ Tatock o? CARRIAGES. BUG?
GIES <inu Ano HORSES, are prepared to an?
swer all calls that may he made upon them.
Horace bought aud sold on commission.
Persona in want of good stock, are invited to
give ua a call. Liberal advances made on
stock left for sale. UOYCE A- CO.
W. H. BOVCE.
C. H. PETTINOILL. _Jan24
OEO?GE TUPF ER,
BROKER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
OFFICE over W. C. Fisher's Drug Store,
opposite Colnmbia Hotel. Main street._Slay 2
Livery and Salo StableB.
ducted by Agnow A Co., at tho old stands of
tho lato tlrin. His Omnibuses and Carriages
will convey passengers to and from Hie hail
road Dept's to tho Columbia Hotel, tho Nick
arson House, or auy partof the city. Hu ?ill
also furnish Homes. Buggies, Carriages, Ac,
for biro OU reasonable tei ins, and solicits the
patronage of thu fm mis of tho lute Ihm.
June 28_OWEN DALY.
Every One Drinks SeegerB' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength and improves
their health. March ll
Seegern' Beer is Pure.
"T don't contain Copperas, Salt, Lime or
. Alum. March ll
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF the most approved styles, can he ob?
tained at I. BULZDACHKU'K establish?
ment, Main street, Columbia Hotel how.
Sots and half Buts in great variety. Also,
solitaire and alastor DIAMONDS. 8PKOTA
OLES ind BYB-OLAftSEH to suit all ages.
Native and Foreign Wines.
SCUPPERNONG, Concord, Santorns, Cla?
ret, Champagnes, just received and for
salo low. hy E. HOPE.
200
Feeding Oats.
RUSIIELS PRIME HEAVY OATS.
July 27 E, HOPE.
The Great Medical Discovery !
Dr. WALKER'S OALLPORI?IA.
VINEGAR BITTERS,
'.Jg Hundreds of Thonsnnds gn$
"* jj Bear testimony to their woudurful^
?"J 2 Curativo Effects. ft? g
WHAT ARE THEY? %%*
TID3T ABE NOT A VILE ^
n|"3F AN CY DRINK,?1?,
Made of Poor Hum, WhiBlcoy, Proof Spir?
its, and Kofuso Liquors, doctorad, spiced,
and sweetened to picoso iho taste, called "Tonics'*
"Appetizers," " Restorers," &c, that lead tho
tippler ou to urunkonneas and min, but aro at ru o
Mitli cine, ni ado from tho Nativo Root* nod
H IT bs ot California, freo from oil Aleohollo
Stimulants. TheynrnthoGREATBLOOD)
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN?
CIPLE, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator
ot the System, carryingoff aU poi?onous matter,
and restoring tho blood to a healthy condition.
No person caa tako theso Bitters, accordion to
directions, and remain long unwell.
0100 will bo giren for nn incurable case, pro.
vlding the hones aro not destroyed hy mineral
poisons or other means, and tho vital organ/
wasted beyond tho point of repair.
Por Inflammatory and Ohronlo Rheu?
matism, and Gout. Dyspepsia, or Indi?
gestion. Bilious, Remittent, and Inter?
mittent Fevers, Dlsoasosof the Blood,
Livor, BUdnoys, and Bladdor, these Bit*
tors havo been most successful. Sucli Dl?
oasea aro caused by Vitiated Blood, which
is ponornlly produced hy derangement o? the
Digestive Organs. , .,
'rimy tuvurorate tho stomach, and stimulate,
tho torpid liver and bowole, which render them
of unequalled ctllcacy^n cleansing tho Wood of
all impurities, and Imparting now lifo and vigor
to the whole system.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache,
Vain in the Shoulders, laughs. Tightness nf tho
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Rad Taste in
tho Mouth,Millions Attacks, Palpitation of tin
Heart; Copious Discharged of Urine, Pain In
the remona of tho Kidneys, and a hundred other
?ainfui symptoms which aro tba offsprings of
lygpepsla, are cured hy these Hitters.
Cleanse tho Vitiated Blood whenever you find
its impurities hursting through tho akin in Pian
pies, Eruptions, or Sores; clcansojt when it ia
foul, and yourfcclinifs will tell you whi-n. Koop
tho blood pure uud tho health of tho system will
follow.
PIN, TArE, and other WORMS, lurking In
tho system of so many thousands, aro effectually
destroyed and romovod.
For full dirertiona, read carefully tho circular
around each bottle, printed in four languages
Kopi ?sh, German, French, and HjMinish.
J. WALKER, 32 &? 34 Commerco Street, N. Y.
rronrietor. lt. n. McDONALI) & CO.,
Drugtrista and (leneral Atrenta.
Pun Francisco, California, and 32 and 31 Cora
merna Street, N. Y.
KT*SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS AND
DEALE11S. "
D2H||*1Tly OEIOF.Tt McOKKfV,?B. Agents.
Guns, Pistols, Etc.
?w. ??> I IN PO KM ni> fi iends and
public iii jenora) that I have
^C^^S^just received BU entire new
r ^% ^Mtn?k of Dmil.lo nod Single Bar?
rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Harks, Ponches,
Pistol-belts, Caps, Ruck-Shut. Cartridges.
Cartridges for al! kinds of Pistols, Powder
and Shot.
AI.SI).
REPAIItlNG dorie at short notice.
__?JLt8 P W- KUAKT. Main street. _
M. H. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-room
Main Street, near Plain.
-A/i/!^.!^ NOW mi hand and d.vily re
^"Ti^.r^i!- iviiic li.>m (he mauiifac
?f? -J /?'"V'^gC '"r" " "f *N,,r York, Huston,
Wpir-i^?&??ir?y OtiteiMiat : ?lui Louisville,the
Jr Jt largest ac ci o tmeut of FUR?
NITURE iv?-r kept in ti is mai KM, consisting
in part ut Walnut Parlor, Cnaiiiht r and Din
ing-lhiom .suits; '?00 Iw-dcii ads nf different
patterns, in Wainui m.d Imitation; also, thc
celebrated Georgi:? S'plitil.nitiini Chairs.
All kinds of MATTRESSES made to oidor.
UPBOLSTKR INO and RKPAMGNG done ut
shortest notice and in tho bett manner.
Terms cash and Good? cheap. Ort SO
AFEW reasons why they should have the
preference over all others:
1. Wheeler A WiLunV Sewing Machine is
much simpler GISH any ol il.o others; re?
quiring lets than half the amount of ma?
chinery.
2. As the reu ult of this simplicity, this ma?
chine is much less liable than the* others to
get out of repair.
3. Another result of this simplicity ia
greater durability.
4. Another result is less friction, and, con-,
sequently, greater ?'ase and rat idity of mo?
tion, with less noise.
5. And greatest of all, that it uses no Shut?
tle, and makes tho lock stitch.
lt is tho cheapest tn buy the best. Rny tho
machino (hat lias justly, fairly and honora?
bly won a r?putation and independence
against a strong and bitter competition. For
muro than twenty years has the Wheeler.t
Wilson not only stood Hrst and foremost, but
now stands the nniivalled Sewing Machine of
the enlightened civilized world. Buy tho ma?
chino that baa been tims tested and proved,
and then yon are B?ro to get tho beat. For
salo on tho easiest possible terms. Sales?
room Main street, second door below PncKKIX
office; Columbia. S. C.
J. S. PURSLEY, Agent.
A. WHYTE, General Southern Agent.
Juno 21 c,mo _
Freo Soup every day, at ll o'clock, at Pol
I LOCK'S,
?.ooaooo ! ~
By authority ot a special Act of tho Legisla
turo of Kentucky, of March 18. 1871.
thu TruBiei-B of the Public Li*
Urary of Keritucky
will giVtl ft
Grand Gift Concert,
AT LOUISVILLE, KY.,
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1871,
U.t'DP.U thc dir? ction of tho bett Musical
Talent that cari he procured. Tlcketn
or A ii m i i H ii 8 io <ucli. Currency; Hali
Tick? ta 53.00; ((uarlcr Tickets $'?.50.
Euch ticket will havo attached to il four
OOUp?n?, of tho denomination of $2.60 each.
The holder of an entire ticket will ho entitled
to admission to the Concert and to the whole
amount of the gift awarded to it by lot. The
holder ol each coupon will bo untitled to ad?
mission to tho Concert and to one-fourta thc
amount ot such gift ns may bo awarded tc
tho whole ticket to which it.belongs.
To pr?vido funds for this Grand Concert
and mr tho benefit of tho Public Library o
Kentucky, 100,(.Oil ticket? will ho Bold at Sh
each, currency. Tho Citizens* Dank of Ken
tuoky is Treasurer.
Ali moneys arising from tho sale of ticket
will bo deposited with tho Citizens' bank
subject only to the order of tho President an'
Treasurer of the Library, countersigned b
tho Business Manager.
Immediately after tho Concert, thc hum (
1550,000 in greenbacks will be distributed b
lot to tho holders of tickets in tho followin
Gifts, viz:
ONE GRAND GIFT OF $1C0,0(
ONE GRAND GIFT OF 60,01
Ono giR of (25,000 Ono gift of f 11,01
Ono gift of 20.KM) Ono girt or 10.CI
Ono girt or 18 000 Ono gift of 9,0(
Ono girt of 18,000 One gift of .8,01
Ono gift of 17,000 One gift of 7,0'
Ono gift or IC.0C0 Ono gift or 6,0
Ono girt of 15 000 One gift of 5,0
Ono gift or 14,000 Otic gift Of 4,0
One girt of 13.000 One girt of 8,0
One gift or 12,000 Ono gift of 2,0
Ten gifts, of $1,000 each, 30,0
Fifteen giftH, or $000 each, 18,6
Eighteen gifts, or ?800 each, 14.4
Twenty gifts, or $700 each, 14,C
Twenty-livo gifts, of tCOO each, . 16,t
Thirty gifts, of$500 each, 15,(
Forty gifts, or $400 each, 16.1
Forty-flvo gifte, of $300 each, 13,1
Fifty gifts, or $200 each, ? 10,1
41G Gifts, or $100 each, 4.4,1
721 Prizes in all. $650,
After paying the expenses of the cnterpi
and making tho distribution of tho gifts, 1
balance-of the proceeds arising from the e
of tickets will hw appropriated to the est abli
mentof a FREE LIBRARY in Louisville
bo called the . ? ?
....
Public Library of Kentucky.
t Tho Concert and Distribution will t
place under tho im med ?at o supervisi?n nf
Trustees named in tho Act of Incorpor?t:
who aro as follows:
i TUVSTBES.
ThoB. E. Bram!ot, lato Governor of ?
tuoky. ey-, j ?j.,;
Henry waterson, Editor Qo?rier-Journi
. W. N. llaldeman, President Ootmer-Ji
nat Co. j
Benjamin Caaaedav, of Baily Ccwmerc,
George P. Doern, Proprietor Ameiger.
n. M. McCarty, of thu-Baily JLfdgtr,
J. 8. Cain, Clerk Jefferson Court of Com:
Pleas.
M. W. CluBky, author Political Text Boi
lt. T. Durett, of the Louisville Bar.
Tho Trustees will be assisted by the fol
I ing well known and eminent citizens of j
I tucky, who have consented to be presen
I the concert and to superintend tho drai
! and distribution of gifts:
SUPERVISORS.
Hon. Joshua F. Bullitt, lato Chief Jni
or Kentucky.
Hon. H. J. 8iles, Judge Jefferson C
Common Pleas.
Hon. T. ll. Cochrane, Chancellor Louth
Chancery Court.
Hon. li. W. Bruce, Judge Jefferson Ci:
Court.
Ho?. W. B. Hoko, Judgo Jefferson Co
Court.
Hon. J. B. Baxter, Mayor of Louisville
Hon. T. L. Burrett. Citv Attorney.
H en ry Woircrd, City Treasurer l.ouiav
Hon. B. J. Webb, Senator or Kcmuckv
Col. G. C. Wharton, United Status Dil
Attorney.
fol. Phil. Lee, Proacculing attorney ?
Judicial District.
Gen. J. T. Boylo, President NV, H. ai
lt. R.
Dr. T. S. Boll, Professor Medical Un
sity, Louisville'.
Colonel .Tjlsou P. Johnson, Proprietor
House.
Hon. J. Proctor Knott,late Member to
gres?.
A. O. Brannin, President Louisville ]
or Trade.
James Bridgt-rord, President Strom
tioual bank. .
Andrew Graham, Tobacoo and Cottoi,
chant.
O flic er? of Ike Public Library ur
tucky.
H. T. DUltETT. President.
W. N. HALDF.MAN, Vice-Prebideut
M. W. OLU?KY, Secretary.
CITIZENS' BANK, Treaanrer.
Tho hohL-rs cf tickets to v. hil h gil
awarded will be paid on presentation
Off?co in Louisville.
A libnral discount will he allowed wh<
500 or 1,000 tickets are purchased in
All orders accompanied by remittanci
bc promptly attended to, and the tickt
tnrued by mait registered or ixprusi
ordered. * Hie underhigurd, late pr:
busineBB manager nf tho very sue
Mercantile Library Gilt Concert at Sai
cisco, has been appointed agent and ne
or tho Gift Concert in aid of the Pub
brary of Kentucky.
The dra wing will tako pl noe in nubli
everything will bu doun lo satisfy bin
lickotB that their interests will bo nsw
tected as if they puraouidly superb]
the entire affair.
Mininer of Drowln(.
There will bo two glass wheel?.' Ou
will contain 100,000 numbers, plainly
on leather tags. The other wleel w
tain 721 boxes, each containing a git
tag or number will bo drawn from tho
wheel, and the first box drawn fri
second, or 721 box wheel, will contai:
neatly printed and sealed up. mid th?
drawn hom the second wheel will be
of tho tag drat drawn, whether $100, ?
$100.000.
Gifts will be paid on presentation ol
drawing such Rifts, the second di
drawing. Tickets or coupons drawl]
can bo colite ted through anybnei
hanking house in Louisville, or by an?
company.
All tickets aro like greenbacks. N<
being kept or purchaser's nameB, tic
good only to tho holder.
Persons desirous of acting as as
tho sale of tioketa in any city in tie
StatOB or Canadas, address
CHAS. R. PET1
Manager, Loni avilie. Ky., ofllco 12
street, Johnson'a Block.
N.B._Buyers will note that there
100.000 tickets, instead of ?00,000, a
San Francisco Gift Concort, and thal
$50.000 moro distributed._Aug.
A tine summer tonic is lia Keri's :
can bo had at POLLOCK'S.