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. pr Toya?. BEEF STEAK.-The Nati?k (MOBS.) Bxtlteiin is responsible for the fol? lowing: "?q?ire K., u well known bar? rister ot Belknap, having occasion to transaot some buBinesB at tho Ossipeo . court, found a few days at his disposal, Which be determined to spend in trout ing in the mountain brook. lu com? pany. wUk'an artist friend, be wandered several miles; into the country. Night ?ame dow&t and the sportsmen oon ' duded to spend tho night at a faraij - house, if permission could bo obtained, ?nd ref?r nearly next' morning to the yi)lage?,'jA>weriy?faaed old lady grant ' <2 fl Lt) er m is sion to remain nuder her roof . ~ pig))I- ' N? w'm it was necessary that TOUT legM friend should be at oourt at 8 "next d^yTtlre good dame arose early and prepared;Breokfost by the light of a tallow ! [ oandle/. '." ?Tb? anglers were seated at the 7 table ina dark corner of the kitchen, : ,w?u?f^?|6fd lady was engaged over a W^n??riWg lian on theejove. "How's ?msmeoKi Tr; tough, eh?' asked .^ie law, ? yer, sotlo,voce. 'Don'tlcoow; RM??j jt?wj j i] Jove, 1, can't chew the stuff I','.' continued' ' V-bfy? . W.?B">atue. sweat from, his Ip're-s ' head, ho made another effort to ruastioato the mouth tut, then shoat od, 'My good woman,'will you -'be.'liind enough, to I \ "see why.this] steak is so tough?' The ^.-,B*ea8ant-faoqd old lady appeared ?with' i' ??or caudle, wiped the moisture from- her i spectacles, pud looking ol the' plate, dropped the tallow candie into the law? yer's lap, and ' shouted with horror, 'Great State of Hampshire! I've fried my holder! ' " It is gratifying to learn that the Super? intendent of a new company, whioh.hns recently been started in San Francisco foyr;th^r:?nihufacture of domestic silk goodn,; wbb tias had a long and extendive ? ^?xper??riqo ii) the production and man? 'iaoVurow silk in China, Jspan, France ^ridltsly1,' positively asserts, upon ? .. -carefulcomparison, that the native silk WJUlnhlib hus thue far received is not ex ,ce]K$^?t?? products of any of those . * oo^on^9i:and is much superior to thai imp?rted-froiii Ohma and Japan. He sayo ?ii^t it possesses tho advantage? of being 4e(^pnger, ihior and more lustrous, and] prediois'a glorious future for ' California v -a? ti(Sf|^?profluoing country. \yhen to thia cottio:itbo successful rt?ulla which have recently been made in growing tea t^UinnjluUnt 'rioor at hand when " we .??ttU hav^to'ii'-'ok r.<> further than Ca)}-', '., , forojk^|Wijhihny of the products anft \'-f. rjOce^?r|?<?s]pJ which wu have heretofore . '.been corniced; to draw our supplieu (rom China and Japan. The Washburne family have always been noted for their singular modenty and retiring disposition, notwithstanding tho brand of Mi C., which Congressman Donnelly asserted would be found as a birth-mark upon tho person of all bear? ding, tho ' nonio. Consequently, wo are j not surprised to hear Mr. (Paris) Wash .burne's Darno mentioned in coneotion Hvith the Presidency by obedient hench? men. Wash, is not sanguine enough to , . expect JJto:0Qmination,j but then he just-1 ' ly thuitpj .that it will do no harm to j have ij^eelfluamed, like a two-year old ' hprao. ll might enter him for the next ?event in 1876. Wo do not discover any ? enthusiasm.over his name; in fact, it ap . pear? to ljaviq dropped into the ring like 1 a Totten apple; still it is worthy- of notie ^inoren passant, ont of respect to his pa- ; Zl-'. tive modesty and naif-distrust. ??l ? -- io.*! hftir.bankes the eyes look brilliant' ntrft^.^ So, by and by, when the .acot?osdimmed by age; God paints jbm.r.whjjto, and the dimness of the K 'eye is unperceived. Look at a man or woman with dyed hair 1 The eye is dead on that of & sleeping ox. And still these silly : people' - think they are deceiving . } somebody-think that they are making themselves look younger-when every? body with, A particle of sense discounts | thoir. foo.HBy attempts at deception. Powdering tho hair gives the eye an unna? tural brilliancy ; hence it is frequently re? ported to in conrt circles iu Europe. , 'But, as a general thing, young geutlo men and old don't try to improve on Divinity. God knows bast whut todo, -and when 'Ho silvers your hair with ?whito, or paints your moustache with auburn, Ho has a purpose , Dr. Hall'rolates the case of a man who was cured of biliousness by going with-; out his. supper and drinking freely^of lemonade. Every morning, says the doo-1 tor, this patient roso with wonderful .sonso of rest and refreehmcnt, and' a feeling as though tho blood had.been literally washed, cleansed and cooled by the lemonade and the fast. His theory is that food will bo used as a remedy for many diseases successfully. As an exam? ple, ho cures oases of spitting blood by the pee o! salt; epilepsy and yellow favor by Watermelons; kidney affection, by celery; poison, olive or sweet oil; erysip? elas, pounded cranberries applied to the parts nfTt?ct?d; hydrophobia, onions, ?co. So tho way to-keep in good health is real I i. ty to know what to-eat, not what medicine . The North .Wales Chronicle treats its | readers tp p fin o bold fisherman's adven? ture. ' Fishing at Llanrwst, so the story I 1 ; rune, a Leamington gentleman landed a 1 salmon weighing twenty-two aud one i j Jialf pounds, and bad it coneveyd to his hotel with tho' intention of dining on one-half of it. On the salmon hoing opened, it was discovered he bad gorged an eel weighing about two and one-quar? ter pounds. . The eel was dissected, and a ono and three-quarter pound trout brought to" light. The trout was out open, and insido were found eight min? nows, making the total catchten fish. The search, waa not further pursued. ' i " i ? * *? Lord Court/snay, the latest of the batch of English profligates, whose name is be? fore tho court as a bankrupt, and who was a boon companion of tho more notorious ; . Dake^of Hamilton, 'owes $4,115,000 mortb'of deists. ,; -? ? ? . i " i i i i' . r.- " MaBtej>W??ter S. Mil?B?inOi^ Misa Mari? Louisa JeVe'tt, seventeen years of age respectively, were united in the bonds of wedlock, at Poughkeepsie, on Wednesday.'' ' They were married with the fall con Boric of their parents, and had been engaged for two years. Js widow, a boarding-house keeper out in Kansas, who entered a complaint against a boarder, gave her age os twen- | ty-throe, when, abe ia fifty, if abe is n day, and the enraged justice dismissed the case without inquiring any further. Six Catholic priostn in Bohemia have recently turned Protestants. 0 G?^JL N arti o o?. TUB CAUSO AND CURE Of CON? SUMPTION.-Tho primary caneo of Con? sumption is derangement of tho digostivo or? gans. This derangement produoea dt flciout nutrition and' assimilation. Dy assimilation I mean thatprbecSBby which tho nutriment ol tho food is converted into blood, und thence Ipto ^bo solida of tho body, Person?'willi digestion thu? .impaired, having tho slight eat pf o-dlspost lion to pulmonary disease or if they, taso cold, will bo very liable to bavi Consumption of tho Lunga, in .some of Itt forma; and I bold that it will bo impossible tu en re any case of Consumption without Urs rest orin j: a good digestion and healthy avaimi latina. Tho very li rot thing tb bo dono is t< clcanso tho stomach und'bowels from all dis eaeed mucus and- slime', which is cloggim, these organs so that they cannot - pr rf or ii their functions, aud then rouseup and restor the liver to a boah hy. action. . For this pur SOHO tho surest and best remedy ia Bchenck' [ainirake Pills. '|'heso' Pills clean tho stn mach aud bowels of alb tho dead aud morin slime that is causing,disease and deoay in tb whole system. They will Qlcar out thc live of all diseased bil? that - has .accumulate thorn, and rouse it up to a now and health action, by wbiob natural and healthy bile i secreted. - - Tho stomach, bowels and liver aro thu cleansed by the use of ;tiobouck'a Mandrab Pills; but there romania in the: stomach a excess of acid, tho organ ia torpid abd tb apetite poor. In tho bowels thu InotusJa ui weak, and requiring atrtngtli.and support. '. is in a coud it am like this that Scheuok'a Sei weed Tonic proves to be the most Valuab remedy ever discovered. It ia alkaline, ai ita use will neutralize all excess of acid, nial Jug tbo stomach sweet aud fresh; it will gb permanent tone tu Olia important orgau, ai cr rat o a good, hearty appetite, and props' tho system for tba first process of a good d gration, and ultimately make good, health living'blood. After this preparatory tren ment, what romains to ouro most cases Consumption is the free and persevering n ot Sobenck'e Pu)momo Syrup. The Pulmor Syrup nourishes tire ay ?tem, purifies the bio and is readily absorbed into the 'circulaba and thence distributed to the diseased luni /lhere it ripens all morbid matters, wbetb in the form of abaoeaaea or tubercle.), a then assists Naturo to expel all.tbo dianas matterjnu the form of treo expectorate when onco it ripens. It is then, by the gre bealing and purifying properties of Hohen c. Pulmonic Syrup, that all nloera and cavit aro healed up sound, and my patient ia cnn The essential thing to be dono in euri Consumption ia to get up a good appetite a a good digestion, ao that tho body will gr iu flosh and get strong. II a person baa c eased lungs-a cavity or abscess there-t cavity cannot heal, ibo matter cannot rip so long as tho system is below - par. What neoeaaary to cure ia a new order of things good appetite, a good nutrition, the body grow lu ileah and get fat: then Nature elped, the cavities will heal, tho matter t ripon and be thrown off in largo qnantiti aud the person regain health and streng This is the true and only plan to euro C sumption, and if a person is very bad, if lungs aro not entirely destroyed, or evei one lung is entirely gone, if tboro ia onot vitality lett in the other to heal up, then hopo. v 1 have Been many persona cured with c brio sound lung, live and onjoy life to a g old ago. This is what Scbonek's Medici . will no to cure Consumption, 't hey will ol out the stomach, sweeten and strcngthei get .upa good digestion, and give naturo assistance she needs to clear t hr. system o the disease that is in tho lunga, whatever form may be. It is important that while using Schon Medicines, caro should be exercised no take cold; keop in.doors in cold and di weather; avoid night air, and take out-i exercise only in a genial and warm auu-ali L wob it distinctly understood that wh recommend a patient to be careful in re) to taking cold, while using my medicines, so for a special roason. A man who hus partially reeovercd from tho effects ot a cold ia far moro liable to a rolapso than who bas been entirely cured; and it is pre ly tho same in regard to Consumption, long as the lungs aro not perfectly bei just so long is there imminent danger of i return of tho disease. Heneo it is that strenuously caution pulmonary pat against exposing themselves to an atmoau that is not genial and pleasant. Couth Consumptives' lunga aro a mass of a which the least eb un ge of atmosphere wi llamo. Tho grand secrot of my success my medicines consists In my ability to au iniUm ni at ion instead of provoking it, aa i of tho faculty do. An inllamod lung cai with safety to tho patient, bo exposed t biting blasts of winter or the chilling win spring or autumn. It should be oan shielded from all irritating influences, utmost caution should be observed in particular, as without it a cure, u?idcr a! ?ny circumstances, is an impossibility. Tho person should bo kept on a whole and nutritious diet, and all the medicine! tinned until tho body bas restored to natural quantity of flesh and strength. 1 was myself oared by this treatment . worst kind of Consumption, and havo lb get fat and hearty these many years, wit lung mostly gone. I have curod thou since, and very many havo boen oured b treatment whom I have never Boon. About tho 1st of Oetobor I expect tc possession of my new building, at the ? east corner of Sixth and Aron streets, I shall be pleased to give advice to a may ronniro it. Full directions accompany all my rem so that a person in any part of tho wor be readily curod by a strict observance same. J. H. SCHENOK, M. D,, Philadel Fdr salo by druggists and dealers wlioro* * JOHN F. HENRY, 8 College Plac? York, Wholesale agent. Bept ?HD MANHOOD : Mf?jp How Lost! How Besten sSflpfir Just published, in a sealed < HiHiyl lope, l?rice, six cents. A LECTURE on the Natural Trei ?%,? and Radical Care of Bpormatorr Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Erai Sexual Debility, and Impediments to ago generally; Nervousness, Conaun Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and PhyBico pacity. resulting from Self-Aboso, Au., BERT J.'CDI.VKKWEI.L, M. D., author "Oreon Book," ftc. .'A Boon (O Tlinnannifn of Rafter Sont under acal.in a plain envelope, address, pos(-p(tllt,'ou receipt of six ct I two postage stamps, by CHAS. J, .C. i ?ACO., ?JJ 1?7 Bowery, New York-I*. O. Box, Juno 15 jj INI^?KNCCOF TEMPKIUTVKE ON HEALTH.-In the fall the difforonco betwcon (ho temperature of night and day ia greater than at any other timo of the year. In tho oarly autumn tho quicksilver eomotimea risco aa high during tho day aa in the moat fervid summer ?eather; while at night it often sinks to au almost wintry point. Tho human body not being ruado of steel or India rubber, sen? sibly feels those tremendous changes. To fortify the eyatom against them, a genuino tonio is roquircd; and the publio has long Hinco discovered that among this description of medicines, Hostotter's Stomach Bitters is infinitely tho best. It gently quickons tho circulation, roul?tes tho bowels, tonea tbe liver, braces the n?rvea, and thu? puts the whole physique on its defence against tho vi? cissitudes of temperature in our climate. Few, if any cases of epidemic fever are beard of in localities where it ia in common uso. Aa it i becomes moro and moro widely known, nnd tho demand for it increases, chilla and fever, ?nd the bilious remittent soern to recede be? fore it, and if over it should come into univer? sal use, tbeso diaeasea would oease to bo known as the scourges of our low-lying and marsh v districts. That homely bitof proverb? ial philosophy, that ''prevention is better than cure, ?bou d be especially borna in mind in tho autumn mouths; ana indeed in all seasons, together with the faot, that among all tho preventives of. malarious dis? ease. Hostel tor's Stomaoh Bitters is tho must safo and potent. Be certain, however, to obtain tho genuine artic)", an countless imitations of a pernicious character aro abroad. - Soe that tho externals aro all right, and remember that Hostetter's Slomaoh bitters is sold m bottles alono. Sept 8 t3_-_ Lea & Perrins' Sauce, Pronounced by. Connoisseurs "THIC O.M.Y UOUD KAVCK." It improvea appetite and digestion, sud it is unrivaled for its ilavor. Wo ore directod by Messrs. LEA & PER? RINS to prosecute all parties making or vend? ing counterfeits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, jAiig 15 {Gmo_Agents. Now Y?rk. Medical. ON M A Ult I AO E. Essays for young mon on great social evils and abases, which inter? fere with marriage and ruin tho happiness of thousands; with miro meaUB of relief for tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and debili? tated. Kent ill sealed let ter envelopes, free of obarge. .Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 ?South Ninth strcot, Philadelphia, Pa. Kept 5_ 3m o Tile OolotoratodL Murray Lanman's Florida Water. The most lasting, agree? able, and refreshing of all perfumes, for use on the Handkerchief, at the Toilet, and in the Bath. For sale by all Druggists and Per? fumers. Hopt 17_i__ Notice to Contractors. SEALED bids for building Market will be received at tho store of Cooper &. Taylor, until TUESDAY, September 12, at M., at which timo all bids will bo openod. Tho con? tract will bo awarded to tho lowest responsi? ble bidder. The com mit tee reserves tho right to reject all bids odored. Tbe contractor will be required to enter into a bond for faithful performanco of his contract in a penalty of ?5,000, with good and responsible sureties. The names of tba persons offered as sureties by the contractor shall be sont with the bid, together with tho amount of proposed sure? ties. The oontract, after being awarded by commit tee, must be ratified by City Council. Plans and specifications of proposed building can bo seen at Cooper <V Taylor's store. AUGUSTUS COOPER, Chairman, CHARLES M1NGRT, 8. B. THOMPSON, WILLIAM HAYNE. _R. M. WALLACE._ Notice to Contractors. SEALED RIDS for the erection of City Hall will bo received at the oftico of thc Chairman Special Committee on City Hall, nntil Monday, 11th September, 12 M., at which time all bids will bo openod. Tho contract will bo awarded to tho lowest responsible bid? der. Tho Commit lee reserves Ibo right to re? ject all bids offered. Tho contracte?! will be required to eh tor into bond for faithful per? formance of bis contract in a penalty of titty thousand dollars, with good and roaponaible sureties. Tho names of persons offered as aureties by tho contractor shall ho sont in with bid, together with tho assent of proposed sureties. Tho contract, after being awarded by Committee, must bo ratilied by City Coun? cil Plana and spec i.ic a limn of the proposed building can bo Been at the o tl icc of Chairman of Special Committee W. HUTSON WIGG.Ch'n.l ISRAEL SMITH, ! WM. MOONEY, ) Committee. WM. SIMONS, I JOE TAYLOR._ J_Sept 5 _ New Books! New Books!! New Books!!! 1?HI5 DOMESTIC LIFE OP THOS. JEF . FERSON. Rv his graud-daugbter, Sarah N. Randolph. $2.50. Reminiscences of Fifty Years. Ry Mark Boyd. $1.75. "At Last." A Christmas in tho West In? dies. By Charles Kingsley, with many illus? trations. $2. "Light and Electricity." By J. Tyndall. I The Coming Race; or, Tho New Utopia. Six Boya. A Mother's Ktory. By tho Ame? rican Tract Society. $1.25. Tho Earthly Paradise. A Toom. By Wil? liam Morris. Threo volumes. $4 50. "Ernestine." By Goorgo Sand. 75t>. Terriblo Temptation. ByChaB. Roado. 30r AIBO, a large selection of new Novels by tin. be.it authors, just received and for sale at pub llsher'B prloes, by BRYAN ? McOARTP.R. Thornwell'fl Collected Writings, THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 volumes, embellished with Dr. Tbornwcll's por? trait. $4 per volume. Memories of Patinoa. By MacDuff. $2. Tho Conservativo Reformation and its The? ology. By Rev. Charles P. Krowth, D. D. $5' Tho Uusoon World. Bv Rev. Dr. Stork. $1. NEW NOVELS, Ubi Lord and Histor. Ry Flcrcnco Maryatt Won, not Wooed. Ry tho author of Rred In the Bono, Ac 50 couts, Terrible Temptation. Ry Charles Roado. Uniform edition of Graco Aguilor'a Worka, such as Mother's Recompenso, Yale of Cedars, J c., at fl per volume. Tho above booka sent to any atldrcss, post paid, on receipt of prico Aug 1 DUFFIE & CHAPMAN, RooksellerB. "' V* Native and Foreign Wines. 8CUPPEUNONG, Coucord, Sauterna, Cla? ret, Champagnes, just received and for | Halo 1"TV. by_E. HOPIS. American Club Fish. A DELICIOUS rolisb; bettor and much ohoaper than Sardines. For salo by _hi. HOPE. DR. S. P. FANT'B $ B?PERI?B TONIC BITTSRS IB coropOBOd of the bent Antl-po ?,r?odio Tunica known to the medical jtrofef sion. Tho addition of certain ingredients baa complotoly dis imiacd tho tani o of tho Tonio prin? ciple AH to rouuor it palatable, evou to the mont fabtidioua. It augmontB the energy of tho vital nine t ion H. exerting a powerful influence over the digestive, assimilative, sunguiniferoua and norvoua HVRtenia. It proves salutary in tho debility conse? quent ii 11 rn i all malarJon? diseases, violent bodily or montai exertion, in weakness of tho constitution ot bnthaexoa,in nervouB vertigo, head-acho, tie-doloreux, and many local pains, dependent on deiicicnt energy in the nervous system. It also possesses laxativo and alterative properties, and will remove all biliouancBN from tho Btomach, increado the appetite, and invigorate tho whole svHtem. Prepared only by B. F. FANT, Nowberry, S. C. For aalo a? W. C. FISHER'S New Drug Store, Oppn?it-0 Columbia Hotel. Align?t 0 Cmo _Columbia, S. C. Kinsman Howell, Factors and Commission Merchants. Liberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Stores. Charleston, S. C. _August 31_ imo The Dexter StableB. THE undersigned have re? moved their Stablea tn. the now buildiug, immediately South of kJauney*H Hall, arifl, with a new T?tock of OARR?AGEH, BUG niKS aiiu fine HORSES, are prepared to an mver all calla th nt maybe ninda upon them. Horses bought and ?old oui coinmisaion. Persons in want of good stock, aro invited to givo na a cal!. Liberal advances mado on stock left fur aale. BOYCE & CO. W. II. BOYCE. C. H. PETTUVOII.T.._ Jan 24 Correet Time. MAY ho obtained by calling at ISAAC iSULZBACHEll'S and purchasing one I of tuoBG juatly celebrated ELGIN | ] WATCHES, and whore you can fine* H complete Btock of Diamonds, J?w'elrj, ?Silver and Plated Ware,'of'tho best Lroauufacture. In addition aro the | Dinted State?, Waltham, English and SW?BH Watches in Gold and Silver Caeos, w hi iib. will bo olosed out at New York pricea. Constantly on bund fino Oold Oh ainu. Real Binga, Charms, Lockets, Sleeve Battons, Bot?, and a varied stock of Fancy Articlea. All kinda of Repairing done promptly, and warranted, by 18AAC SULZBACOEB, April 27 Under Columbia Hotel. Guns, Pistols, Etc. ? I INFORM my friends and public in general that I have juat received an entire ucw *?tock of Double and Bingle Bar-. rel GUNS, REPEATEBH, Flabke, Ponobea, Piatol-l?elta, Caps, Buck-Shot. Cartridges. Cartridges for all kindu of Pistola, Powder and Shot. A LAO, REPAIRING done at short notice. Oct 8 Pi W. KRAFT, Main atroct. For Sale, 3Ann ACRES of LAND in Barnwell, . Uv/Vi on the Edisto. 750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lota to suit. Baw Mill and 2 OOO acres or Land in lexing? ton, on North Kdiato, $7,000. 2,600 acre? Wateree Bottom Land, $2 pr acre 2,500 acres creek bottom and pine Land, at $2 pur tere. 1 Houao io this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the city-t8.500. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Real Eatate Agent. Re?" 25 _ Iv Fresh Arrivals. OAA BARRELS FLOUR, fro-n common e_>\J\J to ducat quantics. 5 tierces Hams, of ibo celebrated "Orango" md "Diamond" brands. Smoked lie? f, Smoked Beef Tonguca. Pickled lieef Rounds. Roasted Java Coffee, Mocha, Java, I.a giiayra and Rio Coffees. ALSO, A full and well-selected ?tock of fronh TEAS, und other Staple and Fancv QrocerieB. For sal? low._ GEO. BY SI M ERK; M. H. BERRA'S Furniture Ware-room Main Sired, near Plain. NOW on hand and daily re? ceiving from tho manufac tories'.pf New York, Boston, Cincinnati and Louisville,tho largest assortment of FUR? NITURE over kept in thia market, consisting in part of Walnut Parlor! Chamber and Din ing-Koom SnitH; 200 Bedsteads of different patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs. All kinda of MATTRESSES made to order. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at shortest notice and in the boat manner. Terms C?K1I and Ooodn cheap. Oct 80 Jewelry and Silverware, OF tho most approved atvlea, can bo ob? tained at I. SULZBACHERB CBtablieh raent, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row. Seta and half acta in great variety. Also, aolitairo and cluster DIAMONDS. SPECTA CLEH and EYE-GLASSES to suit all ages._ Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, BROA USE it gives atrongth and Improves their health. ?_March ll Seegers' Beer DON'T contain Strychnine. It ie pure, and warranted tn be ao. March ll The Doctors Recommend Seegers'Beer IN preference to London Porter and Scotch Ale. Why? Thoy know it is unadulterated. THE M0RR18 COTTON GIN HAS DISTANCED ALL OTUEHS. AND ie warranted to do it again. For full particulars, relative to these machinen, address ?. MORRIS, June IR 3mo_ _Colnmbia. B. C. The Georgia Gin THIS ie tho third aeason wo have sold thoee OINS, and havo novor had a aiilglo com? plaint. We offer thom with renewed confi? dence, at moderato priceH and reasonable tertuB. L?RICK ?t LOWRANCE, Agts., July 18 2mo_ Columbia. S. C. C~ HUNTY CIJAIMS ANO Jt ItY CKIITI FICATE8 bought bv Fob fi D. GAMBHILL. Brok?*. 1,000,000 1,000,000 By authority of a special Act of the Legisla tare of Kentucky, of March 18. 1871, tbe Trustees of tho Public Li? brary of Kentucky will give a Grand Gift Concert, AT LOUISVILLX, KV., ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3? 1871, ?NDEH tho direction of the beat Musical Talent that can bo procured. Ticket? or AdmUilon 8 lo cacti. Currency; Half Tl cit ?ts 83.00; (taarter Tickets &S.?O. Each ticket will have attached to ii four coupons, of tho denomination of $2.50 cacti. The holder of an entire ticket will bo entitled to admission to tho Concert and to tho whole amount of tho.gift awarded to it bv lot. Tho holder of oaoh coupon will be entitled to ad? mission to tho Concert and to one-fourth the . amount ot such gift as may bo awarded to tho wholo tickot to which it belongs. To pr?vido funds tor this Grand Ooncort, and for the benefit of the Public Library nt Kentucky, 100,000 tickets will be sold at'$10 each, currency. The Citizens'Bank of Ken? tucky is TreaBuror. AU moneys arising from tho sale of tickets will be? deposited with- tho Citizens' Bank, subj oct only to tho order of tho President and Treasurer of tho Library, countersigned by the Business Manager. Immediately after the Concert, the sum nf $550,000 in greenbacks will bo distributed by lot to tbe holders of tickets in the following Gifts, viz: ONE G KAN I) GIFT OF ?100,000 ONE G HAND GIFT'OF 50,000 Ono girt of $25,000 Ono girt of $11,000 Ono gill of 20,t-00 One gift of 10,000 Ono gift or 18.000 One gift of "' 0.0D0 Ono gift of 18,000 Ono gift nf 8,000 Ono gift of 17,000 Ono gilt of 7,000 One girt or 1?.O00 Ono gift bi " 0,000 Olio girt of 15 000 Ono girt of . 5,000 Ono gift of 14,000 Ono girt of 4,000 One girt or 13,000 One girt of 3,000 One gift, of 12.000 One girt or 2.0(0 Ten gifts of $1,000 each, 10,000 Fifteen girts of $900 each, 13,500 Eighteen rAtn, of $800 eaob, 14,400 Twenty girts, of $700 each; 14,000 Twenty-five gifts, of $C00 each, 15,000 Thirty giftB, of $500 eaob, 16,000 Forty gifts, of $400 each, 10,000 Forty-five gifts, of $300 each, 13,500 Fifty gifts, nf $900 each. 10,000 440 GiftB, or $100 each, 44.000 721 Prizes in all. $5?0,OU0 I After paying tue expense's of tbe enterprise and making tho distribution of tho girts, tho : balance of tho proceeds arising from tbe sale Of tickets wil 1 be appropriated to tho establish? ment o? a Ki'.EC LIBRARY iu Eouis ville, to j bo called tho Public Library of Kentucky. . ! Tho Concert and Distribution; will take j placo under the immediate supervision of the Trustees named in tho Act or Incorporation, i who axe as follows: \ 1 TnusTBE*> I Thoa. E. Bramlet.late Governor Kentucky. Henry Waterson, Editor Courier-Journal. W. N. Haldoman, President Courier-Jour? nal Co. Benjamin Casaodav, of Daily Commercial. Georga P. Docrn, Proprietor Jlr.zeiger. H. M. McCarty, of. tho Daily Ledger. J. 8. Cain, Clerk Jefferson Court of Commoi Pleas. M. W. Clnsky, author Political Text Book. K. T. Durott, or the Louisville Bar. : The Trustees will be assisted by the follow ing well known and eminent citizena of Ken tucky, who havo consented to bo present a the concert and to superintend the drawinj and distribution or gins: SUPKIIVISOKS. Hon. Joshua F. Bullitt, late Chief Jnstic of Kentucky. Hon. H. J. Siles, Judge Jefferson Cour Common Pleas. Hon. T. B. Cochrane, Chancellor Louisvill Chancery Court. ; Hon. H. W. Bruce, Judge Jefferson Circu? Court. Hou. W. B. Roko, Judge Jcflorson Count Court. - Hon. J. B. Baxter, Mayor of Louisville. Hon. T. L. Barrett. City Attorney. . . Henry Wolford, City Treasurer Louisville. Hon. B. J. Webb, Senator of Keniuckv. Col. G. C. Wharton, United Stales Distric Attorney. Col. Phil. Lee, Prosecuting Attorney Mint Judicial District. Gen. J. T. Boyle President N., H. and 1 R. R. Dr. T. S. Bell, Professor Medical Unive sity, Louisville. I Colonel .bison P. Johnson, Proprietor Ga Honse. I Hon. J. Proctor Knott,lato Member to Co; gn ss. A. O. Brannin, President Louisville Boa: of Trade. James Drldgeford, President Second N I tiona) Bank. Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mc [chant. J.. oniciTH of Public Library of I?eutuck H.T. DUP.ETT, President. W. N. HALDRMAN, Yico-Prcbident. M. W. CLUSKY, Secretarv. CITIZENS' BANK. Treasurer. Tho holders of tickets lo which gifts a j awarded will bo paid on presentation at t I Office in Louisville. I A liberal discount will be allowed wbon ll 500 or 1,000 tickets aro purchased in a 1 I All orders accompanied by remittances v I bo promptly attended to, and tho tickets turned by mail registered or expressed, I ordered. * 'Ibo undersigned, late prim i business manager of tho very aucctse Mercantile Library Gift Concert at San Fri cisco, bas been appointed agent and manaj of tho Gift Concert iu aid of tho Public urary of Kentucky. Tho drawing will take placo in oublie, ti everything will be done to satisfy buyers tickets that their interests will bo aa well p tected as if they personally auperintoiii j tho entire affair. Manner of Drawing. There will be two glABS wheels. Onewli will contain 100,000 numbers, plainly pris I on leather tags. Tho other wheel will c tain 721 boxes, oaoh containing a gift. ( tag or number will be drawn from the 100, wheel, and the first box drawn from second, or 721 box wheel, will ' contain a r. neatly printed and sealed up. and tho gili drawn hom tho second wheel will be the of tho tag tlrst drawn, whether $100, $1,00( $100.000. I GiftB will be paid on presentation of lid drawing BUOII gifts, tho second day a drawing. Tickets or coupons drawing p J can be collected through any business banking bouse in Louisville, or hy any expi company. All tickets are like greenbacks, lia rec boing kept of purchaser's ?ani?n, tickets good only to the bolder. Persona desirous of acting SB agentf tho salo of tickets in any city in the Un t?tates or Canadas, address CHAS. R. PETERS, Managor, Louisville. Ky-, ofGco 120 ? street, Johnson's Block. N. H.-Buyers will note" that thero aro 100.000 tickets, instead of 200,000, BB in Han Francisco Gift Concert, and that the ISOjppO moro distributed. -Aug. 10 lm STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & C Grocers and Commission Mercha CHA HLlhTTE. N. C. QOL1CIT orders for COTTON, Corn, F kj Bacon, Lard, tte , and Family Groc< generally Orders filled carefully and pro ly._?__Feb 7 1 Meals furnished at all hours at POLLOC 1,000,000 1,000,000 By authority of a special Act of the Legisla tare of Kentucky, of March 18. 1871, tbe Trustees of tho Public Li? brary of Kentucky will give a Grand Gift Concert, AT LOUISVILLX, KV., ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3? 1871, ?NDEH tho direction of the beat Musical Talent that can bo procured. Ticket? or AdmUilon 8 lo cacti. Currency; Half Tl cit ?ts 83.00; (taarter Tickets &S.?O. Each ticket will have attached to ii four coupons, of tho denomination of $2.50 cacti. The holder of an entire ticket will bo entitled to admission to tho Concert and to tho whole amount of tho.gift awarded to it bv lot. Tho holder of oaoh coupon will be entitled to ad? mission to tho Concert and to one-fourth the . amount ot such gift as may bo awarded to tho wholo tickot to which it belongs. To pr?vido funds tor this Grand Ooncort, and for the benefit of the Public Library nt Kentucky, 100,000 tickets will be sold at'$10 each, currency. The Citizens'Bank of Ken? tucky is TreaBuror. AU moneys arising from tho sale of tickets will be? deposited with- tho Citizens' Bank, subj oct only to tho order of tho President and Treasurer of tho Library, countersigned by the Business Manager. Immediately after the Concert, the sum nf $550,000 in greenbacks will bo distributed by lot to tbe holders of tickets in the following Gifts, viz: ONE G KAN I) GIFT OF ?100,000 ONE G HAND GIFT'OF 50,000 Ono girt of $25,000 Ono girt of $11,000 Ono gill of 20,t-00 One gift of 10,000 Ono gift or 18.000 One gift of "' 0.0D0 Ono gift of 18,000 Ono gift nf 8,000 Ono gift of 17,000 Ono gilt of 7,000 One girt or 1?.O00 Ono gift bi " 0,000 Olio girt of 15 000 Ono girt of . 5,000 Ono gift of 14,000 Ono girt of 4,000 One girt or 13,000 One girt of 3,000 One gift, of 12.000 One girt or 2.0(0 Ten gifts of $1,000 each, 10,000 Fifteen girts of $900 each, 13,500 Eighteen rAtn, of $800 eaob, 14,400 Twenty girts, of $700 each; 14,000 Twenty-five gifts, of $C00 each, 15,000 Thirty giftB, of $500 eaob, 16,000 Forty gifts, of $400 each, 10,000 Forty-five gifts, of $300 each, 13,500 Fifty gifts, nf $900 each. 10,000 440 GiftB, or $100 each, 44.000 721 Prizes in all. $5?0,OU0 I After paying tue expense's of tbe enterprise and making tho distribution of tho girts, tho : balance of tho proceeds arising from tbe sale Of tickets wil 1 be appropriated to tho establish? ment o? a Ki'.EC LIBRARY iu Eouis ville, to j bo called tho Public Library of Kentucky. . ! Tho Concert and Distribution; will take j placo under the immediate supervision of the Trustees named in tho Act or Incorporation, i who axe as follows: \ 1 TnusTBE*> I Thoa. E. Bramlet.late Governor Kentucky. Henry Waterson, Editor Courier-Journal. W. N. Haldoman, President Courier-Jour? nal Co. Benjamin Casaodav, of Daily Commercial. Georga P. Docrn, Proprietor Jlr.zeiger. H. M. McCarty, of. tho Daily Ledger. J. 8. Cain, Clerk Jefferson Court of Commoi Pleas. M. W. Clnsky, author Political Text Book. K. T. Durott, or the Louisville Bar. : The Trustees will be assisted by the follow ing well known and eminent citizena of Ken tucky, who havo consented to bo present a the concert and to superintend the drawinj and distribution or gins: SUPKIIVISOKS. Hon. Joshua F. Bullitt, late Chief Jnstic of Kentucky. Hon. H. J. Siles, Judge Jefferson Cour Common Pleas. Hon. T. B. Cochrane, Chancellor Louisvill Chancery Court. ; Hon. H. W. Bruce, Judge Jefferson Circu? Court. Hou. W. B. Roko, Judge Jcflorson Count Court. - Hon. J. B. Baxter, Mayor of Louisville. Hon. T. L. Barrett. City Attorney. . . Henry Wolford, City Treasurer Louisville. Hon. B. J. Webb, Senator of Keniuckv. Col. G. C. Wharton, United Stales Distric Attorney. Col. Phil. Lee, Prosecuting Attorney Mint Judicial District. Gen. J. T. Boyle President N., H. and 1 R. R. Dr. T. S. Bell, Professor Medical Unive sity, Louisville. I Colonel .bison P. Johnson, Proprietor Ga Honse. I Hon. J. Proctor Knott,lato Member to Co; gn ss. A. O. Brannin, President Louisville Boa: of Trade. James Drldgeford, President Second N I tiona) Bank. Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mc [chant. J.. oniciTH of Public Library of I?eutuck H.T. DUP.ETT, President. W. N. HALDRMAN, Yico-Prcbident. M. W. CLUSKY, Secretarv. CITIZENS' BANK. Treasurer. Tho holders of tickets lo which gifts a j awarded will bo paid on presentation at t I Office in Louisville. I A liberal discount will be allowed wbon ll 500 or 1,000 tickets aro purchased in a 1 I All orders accompanied by remittances v I bo promptly attended to, and tho tickets turned by mail registered or expressed, I ordered. * 'Ibo undersigned, late prim i business manager of tho very aucctse Mercantile Library Gift Concert at San Fri cisco, bas been appointed agent and manaj of tho Gift Concert iu aid of tho Public urary of Kentucky. Tho drawing will take placo in oublie, ti everything will be done to satisfy buyers tickets that their interests will bo aa well p tected as if they personally auperintoiii j tho entire affair. Manner of Drawing. There will be two glABS wheels. Onewli will contain 100,000 numbers, plainly pris I on leather tags. Tho other wheel will c tain 721 boxes, oaoh containing a gift. ( tag or number will be drawn from the 100, wheel, and the first box drawn from second, or 721 box wheel, will ' contain a r. neatly printed and sealed up. and tho gili drawn hom tho second wheel will be the of tho tag tlrst drawn, whether $100, $1,00( $100.000. I GiftB will be paid on presentation of lid drawing BUOII gifts, tho second day a drawing. Tickets or coupons drawing p J can be collected through any business banking bouse in Louisville, or hy any expi company. All tickets are like greenbacks, lia rec boing kept of purchaser's ?ani?n, tickets good only to the bolder. Persona desirous of acting SB agentf tho salo of tickets in any city in the Un t?tates or Canadas, address CHAS. R. PETERS, Managor, Louisville. Ky-, ofGco 120 ? street, Johnson's Block. N. H.-Buyers will note" that thero aro 100.000 tickets, instead of 200,000, BB in Han Francisco Gift Concert, and that the ISOjppO moro distributed. -Aug. 10 lm STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & C Grocers and Commission Mercha CHA HLlhTTE. N. C. QOL1CIT orders for COTTON, Corn, F kj Bacon, Lard, tte , and Family Groc< generally Orders filled carefully and pro ly._?__Feb 7 1 Meals furnished at all hours at POLLOC