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TM DAILY ?jj?f PHONIX. "Lot our Just Censure ^^^^^^t^^^^^-^^??&p* Atlond tho True Event." BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST S 1871. VOL. VII-NO. 120. Full Dot ulla or lilts ??cccnT Fenian In lloQ .- .-rxMlon'or..<Cap'adoT<; -i ni w >?', A- gentleman fromUFaxt. Gorry, who j waa, .?rt ?be, Horion Bojf Postea* |jje, tiflsp House officer, waa alarmed, carly in ' tho morning by a half-breed, who informed bim that a body"- of men, numbering about forty, was marching down. Mr. Douglas went to the'door.nandfBe?ing thom o omi tig, awoke Mr. i Wobstor, and then started aorbu? vt?e prairie ' to alarm tho HudsOil- Bay Post. Ho. was pursued by ?Gio. O'Douohue and another man Oh horseback, vrbo' presouted rovolvern at his 'hoad mid' ordered - hine back. ?o He told thom he would not go book, and1 demanded by what authority they noted. Ho said ho should not'obey them until they 'gave him ^their.'authority. O'Don ohuo then replied-lie noted under-the1 authority of ? ? 'tho ' ?Provisionni Govern? ment of Manitoba;1' The Fenians thon marohed down uriel took tho Hudson Buy Post, tho only inmutes being an old man and bin wife^ Mr. Watt, a ouo-nrnietl Hudson Bay official, and Mr. Scott, his ?lerk. Tho Fd niano seized all the 'pro? visions and mado selections of clothing for themselves, and other nr tides, and started one load of provisions down the river. The-prisoners 'Were allowed the liberty of tho yard and verandas of tbo buildings,-but woro not permitted to go outside the stockade. The FeDians ar? rested a half-breed American citizen on the road to Pembina, who> was-subse? quently released by them. Upon -'being informed of the fact, Messrs. Douglas and Webster, without tho knowledge of the Fenians, gave the half-breed a note to Gol. -Wheaton, oom mandant of tho United- States forces at Fort Pembina, informing' bim of the- situation of af? fairs, and-'asking, assistance. lu a very ?bort time. Gol.'Wheaton, at tbo hoad of thirty men, appeared upon tho noone. Gol.- Wheaton sent his oolor-bearcr ahead to inquire of Gen. O'Neill the object of MB -raid.-.* Tho oolor-Borgeaut was es? corted1 into tho presence-of O'Neill at the point of -tho bayonet as a prisoner. Before the soldier could explain bis mis? sion, somo of tho Fenians on tbo out? side of the stockade* came rushing in, exclaiming; "Tho American troops are coming!" '.< Immediately there was al genoral -stampede of the -Fenians, pur eu ed < - by ' the United ,: States soldiers, j O'Donohuo, on goiug outside, found bee of his own raen on his (O'Donohuo's) horse, but he-was immediately knocked Off, when O'Donohn? mounted and fled with others who had horses, taken from half-breeds. .Many of them threw away their arms as they ran. Tho?o who were j on foot took to tho bush along tho river. Tnoitroops fired a volley at the mounted Foai?us,: but it is believed 110 ono was in j iirod. .Gol. Wh?ot?n, witnessing tho I fligh t of tho Fenians, 'moue tod ; a horse, drew his piBtols, and pursued them some distance ahead of his men. Ho carno up ,ti>. O'Neill, Donnelly nod Oarjey, .and arrested them without resistance, 'and teri of the Tank" and flle. "Gen. O'Neill was in such'-boato to get away frbml*the post that ho left his i Sword on a-table; Q'JJpnohue.lof,t 1?B repeating rifle, cloak, &o. '.. Col. Wheaton also captured about 300 stand Of arms, 250 being breech? loaders, "and' 7,OuO rounds of ummuni- I tion; ) He also sent a force and recap? tured, the provisions the. Foniuna. were sending away. ( ^ j .. M,.,. li Ttie 'prisoners were taken to Fort P?m bin? arid co ri fined in1thobnr racks. Gen. O'Nei ll took his capturo very: phi loso-1 Khically. On being put into an ambu moo, he took out his pipe and smoked clnrihgi tho short ride to tho fort.' An othdriparty of Foninua hod appeared in tho haigh bur hood ot St'. ?Joe, b nt GOL I Whaatou whs well aware of their -move mentaj - and hud sont bia oavalry to cdpi tnr? or disperso thetn. Tho absence of.l Ibis iorce of cavalry. proven tod the cap? turo of the whole'-party,uurtor O'Noill. i The Governor's-proclamation was rc-1 ?ponded to by a -general uprising of. the people) : irreJpeotivo . of former oflilio tions. 'i They also report that it would take several thousand mod, without ar? tillery, to capture Fort Garry. As usual, tho rank and file of the Fenians de? nounce tho incompetency of their- lead? ers. ! Homo of them assert that O'Neill is more desirous of notorioty than of performing substantial service' to the cause; 'and that \ he actually connived nt the capture bf his force. A dismissed .employee endeavored to blow up Freneh'e-Hotel,-New York." ^'B?GLAfifcSON, ; Factor and Commission Merchant. ' > j'OJfloe at Dr. JTethttah't Drug Store, ObtfPw-. :" COLUMBIA, 8,0. :. . Imo 3. W. WknTOM.- ' ": ' ' '. 'w. A. CC AB E. ''.'..''.;X?teFirm. ) '- ' ! ?LMp CLABX. rlitllS Law-Firm of (Tarroll, Melton A Jannoy JL haying boen dis HO Ived, t liftvo associated with-me, in :.the practice di , Law, WJiA Ol?rk, Keq. Tbs business Will boraaflor ?bo Bonduotod in.' the lhrn name of Melfpni i? ."i.tt'H-i-. ?!-? ???. jl- ??' ? 'I ,H ^.'.OABBOin,. ,??..,'; CUAITL.ES If. JA.NNF.V. .riom (?A?B0LL ?& .JANNEY, " iv/ j1 " ; &,\torney? ?nd Counsellors at Law, vr :''V-V iiCOLOM?IAl'8.:0.' -: > I ; 'far Oiude ?Ver aia?e?? 'Jewelry Store. 1 ^o?tef^ffly pf flew jjqpks.V ^l3g Artbur:'-'ArPoiln--by Lof d Lytton;. Stories frbmlOId Etfelh?bPoetry~bT Abbey Bagomohardspn^v H './ Piotures Of Trsy?l^-by Hans Ohristisn OnhVe last novel, FoiT?'Firih'e,- , .. :?i .'SfSWning'A Solootod Frnhs for 'tho Market, *nd ??fderi. , ' - ^ Also, a large assortment of LATE NOVELS^ m^S?, MOOAHTEB. ' -.?Sl?lCtl?a PASTC-PH?O, mlBorabJo, diH ?ouragod, without rollah for food, without pnergy enough for exertion, j ot .with no acute pain, or other specific indication of d?neuse, how often do wo Beo feeble'invalids fading, AB it wero, ont of lifo, without any apparent canna. Wo say of them that they aro "sink? ing fast," or "sinking gradually," an Ibo caso may bo. But thoro ia no good reason why they should aink at all. Persons in this dc-ad alivo slate simply want invigorating and .vitalizing^ Nature, in "a atato Of torpor, de? mands holp. Bring out tho reserve of vitality in tho system; brace . tho nerves;-tono the stomach, break up tho morbid trance of body and mind with a conreo of HOSTETTEJPfc B?OMAOH 'BITTERS. It can bo dono. Il has hoon dono in thousands of instance*. Tho effect upon the eucrvated frame is elec? tric Never give up, however languid and broken down. Remember that for tho ex? hausted, tho debilitated, tho desponding, thia nowoifni vegetable restorative is a genu? ino elixir. It is not a moro stimulant that provokes a transient flash of vigor in tho sys tem, and thon loaves it in a moro doproBact condition than bo Toro. lt removes the cause? of debility by altering tho secretions, ant regulating tho action of tho internal organs as well au ro-en forcing them. It is a part icu larly valuablo medicine at this season, bo causo it ia an antidoto to the malaria whicl produces intermittent fever, bilious colic ant other diaordera of the buwela prevalent in tin fall. _Oct 20 f3 THIS CAUSE AND CUKE OF CON? SUMPTION.--Tho primary cauao or Con sumption ia derangement of tho digestive or gana. This derangement produces de Acion nutrition and assimilation. By aaeimilatioi I moan that process by which tho nutriment o tho food is converted into blood, and thone into tho solida of tho body, Persona wit) digestion thuR impaired, having tho Blight cst pro-disposition to pulmonary disease or if .they tako cold, will bo very liable to hav Consumption of tho Lungs in somo of it forma; and I hold that it will be imposaibl to cure any case of Consumption without nra reatoring a good digestion and healthy aseimi lation: _ Tho very first thing to bo dono is t cleanse tho stomach and bowels from Jill dis cased mucus and slime, which ia duggin, these organs BO that they cannot perron their functions, and then rouse up and res tor the liver-tb a boalthy action. For this &ni poso the surest and beat remedy ia Schenck' Mandrake PRIB. These Pills clean tho ste mach' and bowels of ail; the dead and morbi Slime that is causing disease and decay in th whole' syatomv They'wlll-clear ont tho live of all;diseased pile that .has accumulate thoro. and rouso it up to a new and health action, b'y which natural and healthy bile j soorqiod. / 4-?; ; ' ? . . .1 Tho stomach, bowels and liver aro thu cleansed by tho uao of Boheuck's Mandrak Pills; but there remains in the stomach a oxeesu of acid, tho organ ia torpid and th apetito poor. ? In the bowels the lac teal s ar weak; amt requiring Btnngth and support. ] is in a oondiUdn like this that Scbenek's Hoi weed Tonio proves to be the moat valuab! remedy over discovered. It ia alkaline, an its use Will neutralizo all excess of acid, mal ing tho stutuaoh sweet and fresh; it will gi> permanent tone to this important organ, un create a good, hearty appotito, abd prona 1 the system for tho first process of a good d gestion, and ultimately make good, health, living blood. After this preparatory Usa mont, what, romains to, oura most cases Consumption is tho free and persevering ut oLSchenok'sPulmbnicSyrupi The Pululoh Byrup7nohrishesthe system, purifies tho blot and is roadily absorbed into, tho cirbulatio *nd thence distributed to tho diseased lung Thoro.it ripona-all morbid, matters, wire th in the" form ort ub?co?sesi "or tubercles, ai then assists Naturo lo expel all tho diaeasi matter,'.iu tho form of treo expectorate when onco it ripens, lt ia then, by the gre healing and purifying properties or Bchoncl Polinomio By mp, that all ulcers and cavil i ar? healed up sound, and my patient is cure 1 ' The'es?bntial thing to be done in onrii Consumption is to get np a good appetite ai a good digestion, eu that tho body will gn in flesh and got strong. If a person baa d eased lungs -a cavity or abeoeaa there-t cavity cannot heal, tho matter cannot ripe so long as tho system is below par. What necessary to cure is a new order of things good appetite, ? good nutrition, tho body grow iu flesh and got fat: then Nature olpod, the cavities-will heal, tho matter v ripen and bo thrown off io largo quantiti and the person regain health and streng This is tho true and only plan to euro Gi sumption, and if a person is very bad. if t lunga aro not entirely dostroyon, or ; even ono lung ia entirely gone, if there ia ouon vitality ieit in tho other to heal up, there hope. I have seen many persons ourod with o one sound lung, live and enjoy life to a gt old age. This is what Scheaek's Medici] will do to cure Consumption. They will.oh ont tho stomach, sweeten and strengtbon get up a good digestion, anti give naturo nasistance abe needs to olear the system of tho disease that ia In tho lungs, whatever form m?v bo. It ia important that while ualn?7 Sebent Medicinen, caro should bo ex< reined not take cold; koop in-doora in cold, and- da weather; avoid night air, and takoout-d oxer?;ise onlv in a genial and warm.sun-shi I wish it dist incl Jy understood ' that win recommend a patient to be careful in reg to taking cold, while Hiing my modieines, J SP fer a special roamin..., A man, who. has partially reuovercd from tho t ffeotij ol a cold is far more liable to. a rolapso than who has been entirely cured ; and lt is prcc ly tho sams: in regard m Consumption, long as tho long's are not. perfectly hes just sq long ia thoro imminent danger of a roium'of tho ditjenso. Hence it, ld that strenuously caution 'pulmonary path against exposing themselves to an at m ono 1 that is not. genial and pleasant. Connr Gonsumptivos' lungs are a mass of so which tho least ohango of alincaphere wil llamo. I'h o grand seor ot of my success 1 my modi cines consists In my ability to ?nt inilam m at ion Instead of provoking it, asir of Ibo faculty do'/ An iiifl?mod lung can with safety to thkpatib?V, be exposed tc biting blasts of winter or thooliRling wiu< spring or" ant num. It should bo carol shielded from all irritating.inflnences. utmost caution should be observed in particular, as without it a cn re, nuder ah any. eircumstaneos, is an impossibility. ?j Tho person should ho kept on a wholes And Tiutritiims diet, and nil tho medicinen tinned until the body baa restored to J natural quantity of flesh and strength. - :-p wits myself oh md by this treatment 0 worst kind of Consomntion, and pavo Rv get fat and hearty these many years, witl lang mostly pono, i I' have cured thousands ' since, and ver j mun j Lave been oureu by this treal mont whom I havo ucver neon. About tho 1st of ?ctoher I expect to tako possession of'ray new building, at tho North? east oorner of Ihxth and Arch etreots, where I shall bo pleased lo givo advico to all who may require it. . Full directions accompany all my remedies, so that a person in any part of tho world can be roadilv enrod hy a strict observance nf tho samo. J. II. SCHENCK. M. D., Philadelphia. . For saio bv druggists and dealers every- I whern. JOHN: F. HENRY, 8 College Placo,' New York, wholesale agent. Nov 19 tv ON MARRIAGE. HAPI'PY RELIEF FOR VOTJNO MEN from tho effects of Errors and Abuses in early lifo. Manhood restored. Nervous debility orrrod. Impediments lo marriage removed". New method nf tren tine nt. New and remark bio remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Addrops. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 21 South Ninth street, Philadeluhia, Pu. Oct 18_2m o GEO. HUGGINS' FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. Eft?bUshed in Columbia, S. C., 1S1?). Aetna Eire Insurance Go., $6,000,000. Imperial Fire Ins. Co., - - $8,000,000. Phonix Fire Ins. Co., - - $2,000.000. Manhattan Fire InB. Co., - $1,500,000. Union Fire Ins. Co., - - - $1,200,000. Putnam Fire Ins. Co., - - - $800,000. Oflico in roar of Mr. W. J. DUFFIK'S Book? store, opposite tho Columbia Hotel. Q?O. liUOOINS, Agent, Oct ? -t3mo Columbi*. K. C. A. B. MULLIGAN, COTTON FACTOR, CHARLESTON, 8.' O. ?liri I WILL, when placed in funds, pur m44joliaso and forward all kinds of M?r BgflBBchn.t.dir.n. Machinery, Agricultural Im? plements, Forlilizers, .Vc. Oct ? li I Kinsman & Uow?ll,. Factors and Commission Merchants? Iliberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Stores. Charleston y S. C. Angnat 31 _4mo. i Tnornweil's Collected Writings,. THEOLOGICAL, and Ethical, 2 volnmos, -embellished with Dr. Thoruwell's por? trait, ti pelf -Volume. Memorios of Pat mos. By MacDniT. $2. ' Tho Conservative Reformation and its The? ology. By Rev. OharleB P. Krowth, D. D. 15: Tho TJnsoen World. By Rev. Dr. Stork, ll. NEW NOVELS, . ? Her Lord and Master.' By Floronco Maryatt '.''Avon', not Wooed; By the author of Bred in the Bone, Ac - Ct) cont H. ITerrihlo Temptation. By Charles Reade. Uniform edition of Crace A^uilor's Works, such as Mother's Recompense, Yale of Cedars, 3-c, at*i per volume. Tho above books cent to any address, post paid, on receipt pf prioo. Ang 1 DUFFIE A CHAPMAN, Booksellers. Rose's Hotel. IN view of tho influx of vi? sitors to Columbia, occasioned by the prevalonco of tho yoi _How fever in Charleston, the proprietor of ROSE'S HOTEL has concluded to re-opon his establishment for tho accom? modation of the public at once, and therefore withdraws the proposals he has heretofore mudo for its sate or lease. Tho Hotel will henceforward bo conducted as a first class house of entertainment, and special provision will be made for tho comfort and convenience of families. Carriages and an Omnibus will bo found at every arriving train. W. E. ROSE. August 30_ M. H. BERRY'S Furniture Ware-room ifain Street, near Plain. NOW on hand and daily re fcelving from the manufac? tories of New York, Boston, Cincinnati and Louisville,tho larpent, assortment of FUR? NITURE ever kept m this market, collecting In pnrt of Walnut Parlrir, Chamber and Dln Ing-Room Suits; 200 BedsleadB of different patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, tho celebrated Georgia Split-boi tom Chairs. All kinda of MATTRESSES made to order. UPHOLSTERING and REPA1RINO done at shortest bbl ice and in tho beal manner. Terms cn sh and Oonda cheap._Oct 80 The Bester Stables. THE 'undersigned have re? moved their Stables to the new building, immediately South of ?Jauney s Hall, and, with a now stock of CARRIAGES. BUQ tnu fine HORSES, are prepared lo an ewer all oalls that maybe znado upon them. ,Horses bought and sold on commission. Persons in want of good stock, aro invited to give UH a call. Lib?ral advances made on stuck loft for sale. " BOYCE A CO. W. H. BOYCE. O. H. PCTTWO-HA._ Jan 24 Guns, Pistols, Eto. I INFORM my friends and mblio in general that I have Just received an entire new Pstock nf Double and Singlo Bar? rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Flasks, Pouches, Pistol-Belts, Capo. . Buck-Shot: Cartridges. , Cartridges for all kinds of Pistols, Po*de<\ and Shot. AUO, I REPAIRING done at short notice, i ' Oot 8 P. W. KRAFT. Main street. Removal--HEW GOODS.Removal - H AYI?* G just returned .rom Now York, Te* whore I mails mv pu chimes 1 am pro* A3 pared to ?how one of ?ho MOST CHOICE -JuLrtnd SliLEOT STOCK OF GOODS for Gentlemen's wear ever offered in this mar? ket. My stock cmhra es French, English and Scotch Cuasimcree, Clothe and Vestings, and a lull supply of Gouts' Furnishing Goods ge? nerally. 1 have sino a very large stock of the celebrated '"Star Shirts." A share ol patron? age in fopped fully s licitcd. ifyMy store is located in Stork's new build? ing, a Jew doors below tho old stund. sept 17_ J. F. KISENMANN. Fall and Winter Goods. TH E undersigned begs leave to inform his customers, and the public general? _, ly, that ho has just returned from New Wuk with Ibo most choice selection of goods ever brought to this market, embracing DOE? SKINS, Cloths, Freilich und Euc tish Ca si? llier es, Vestings, Ac, of tho most modern patterns. ALSO, A largo assortment of GENTS' FURNISH? ING OOODS. Dj paying closo attention to business, ho expects to receive n share of tho public pa? tronage. C. D. EU lilt ll AltD;. Sept 120_ CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHILDS & WILEY ARE dailv receiving tho finest READY MADE CLOTHING, lor old and young gentlemen, that have ever been offered iii this market. No cnstom-m?do can surpass, and but few can equal them, in style, and finish, and prico. HATS. Wo sell tho host, at lower rates than thoso who don't buy from Gie manufacturers direct. SHIRTS. We keep tho Star and Trim Fit constantly on baud, and will tako orders fur half dozen or more, and warrant a fit. UNDER-WEAK in all varieties. RUBBER CLOTHING. OLOVES- Loather, Ruck, Kid. Dog, Rat and Seul. Bargains to be had in O LOVES. NECK WEAU-oil styles. Plain and fancy Linen and Paper COLLARH. Sleevo and Collar BUTTONS-Gold and some that won't coin. Wo will tako Greenbacks at par for all these._Sept 20 THE RELIABLE AND OLD ESTABLISHED CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE OF R. & % C. SWAFFIELD HAVE JUST RECEIVED tho largest and choicest stoc'k of READY-MADE CLOTH? ING, HATS and FUKNISH *ING GO ?D8, that they have ever o flore fi to tho publio, and embracing every size made. As wo intend to do a larger trade than wo havo heretofore done, wo will bo en? abled to eell at a SMALLER PROFIT than we have heretofore done. Our Fronch styles of CAS8LMERES AND VESTINGS Aro acknowledged by all to bo tho choicei-t selection of Goods ever seen in this maiket. Onr stylo of GETTING UP GARMENTS will be superior to anything we have heretofore attempted. Our stock of SHIRTS. SCARFS and UN? DERWEAR need but to be seen to bo appre? ciated. HATS-wo have all Ibo latest Bi)les. We uro still making to order those perfect fitting SHIRTS. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. *3~ Country merchants snpplitd as cheap as unv house South of New York. Sept 10 G()?DM?N'S Clothing Bazaar. small profits, elsewhere.. Sept 20 Grand Opening Kail ami Winter CLOTMXG, HITS ASI) Furnishing Goods. EMBRACING All the novellies of tho snuMou. Wo desire to call the attention of the public to our LAUGE STOCK, whichfor quan? tity, etyle aud variety, cauuot bo surpassed in tho city-every article hoing of oustom make and especially adapted to this climate. We in? tend to keep np with tho times in catering to tho tastes of our cus? tomers, and shall, ns heretofore, apply our? selves strictly .to tho old ?dago, "Quick Bales and us before purchasing GOODMAN * SON, Main street. Seed. Wheat. rTf* BUSHELS ohoioo RED SEED WHEAT, I ? f r aale by E. HOPE. G?TJNTY' CLAIMS AAJb JURt CfcRTL FJC AT Itu bou x ht by Feb B P. GAMBRILL, Broker. The rafllo for Tempor?neo Hall, Ac., will positively take place oh tho loth November. MILLINERY. A LAUGE supply of Ladies, ,tfMisses und Children's Bonnets, ? Hats, Gaps, Laces, Enrs, Cloaks, Ribbone. FlowerB, Wreaths for bridal Orders atid Tournaments, Hair of every variety, Toilet arti? cles; all of wbiob will bo sold very low. Tho ladies of Columbia and elsewhere will pleaso call and seo fur themselves, at Mit?. C. E. REED'S, Oct l-l .Imo Main street. Columbia, ti. C Mrs. A. McCormick WILL bo prepared* to open her handsome anti well select, n stock of MILLINERY AND FANCY ARTICLES on FRIDAY, the Gib inst. Bho bas"just returned from New York, whero she spared no pains in tho selection of ber stock, hoping thereby to bo ahlo to please each and every one who may favor her with a call. Her stock consists of bonnets, Hats and Gaps, of the latest ami most fashionable stylos. Handsome Flowers and Feathers iu endless variety. Corsets of tho verj best mako. Furs of the latest civics, at remark? ably low pricca. Also, a goori supplv nf those handsome ready-made butts, ult of which abo offers at very low prices. Mrs McCormick solicits a continuation of tho kind patronage or the ladb s or Columbia and vicinity, assuring them that sho will do all Inlior power to idease Oct 3 EMPORIUM OF FASHION, A BU EVIL LE, S. C. THE best selected stock of DRY GOODS in tho up-country. Tho (rundest display of Millinery in south Caroona. Dress Making done in tho very beat of stylo. Tho very best talent to be bad in Raitt moro in cbargo of the Millinery and Dress Making Department?. Busineasdono strictly ;ipon tho "cash" system. Graud opening of fall and winter styles to take placo on Tuos :lay, October 10, at ll o'clock. Tho ladies of bo upcountry aro invited to attend. 8am ilcs sent upon applica ion. Ordera for any inicio in tho Millinery lino will he tilled ann latiafaction guaranteed. Expenses light and ?i ices correspondingly low. Sept30 Imo J Art. W. FOWLER. Tro'r. The World-Renowned Howe sewing 11 Machines Are the Oldest Established of Any in the lf'orfrf. M [N range of work thia Machino cannot bo equalled. Will work equally well on thick ir ibm goods, from gauze- to heaviest beaver .eatings, or even leather, without change of metilo, tension or thread. Wo will warrant hem to do thia. Our. fino work is equal to my, and our heavy work excels that of any ither machino in tho world. Ladies wishing o introduce tho sewing into their families Will Ind it a great savio g of time, labor .and ex? tenso to at once purchaao the beet. . Persons rho have tried all machines arc unanimous in leclaring thia to bo tho easiest learned of any n tho market. If you are? prejudiced In favor if any particular machine, at least examino DHE HOWE bufore yon purchase. ALF11ED O. ELY, General Agont for South Oarolina. Office three doora oelow Dr. Hoiniteh's Drug Koro, Main atreet, Colombia, S. G. Sept 21_ 3mo Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills. Pure Bile ! Pure Blood ! Pure Fleth ! A MUCH needed medicine, in all tropical t\. climates, is a Blood Purifier and a.Liver teuulator. These PILLS combino thoessen lal properties of au Invigora'tor of the Liver ml Purifier of tho Blood. Tho largest organ a tho body is the Liver. It ia the great rprk-abnp of the body When this important rgau does not act;, tho skin becomes sal ow; Sick headache sets ip, with chilly sonsa ions; cold bauds and feet; pain in the head; lectic fever; gastric disturbance; vomiting; a oe lin g of weight, m the region ot tho Liver; a Iry Cough. Among other symptoms of livor lerangement, am soreness in th' roxiou of ho liver, across tho stomach, and below tho tbs; oppressed stomach; face sometimes luahcd; feverishness in tho afteruoouor at light; drowsiness und indolence; nervous ratchtulnesa at night; melancholy, blue-; Imams, commonly /rightful: chest oppressed .nd heavy; darting pains in the abdomen; hint ness; sighing; diflicalt und short breath; tain in the chest, about the lungs, commonly nistaken for pleurisy; shifting panis. -Uko hOSO of rheumatism; colics; sometimes a hort, sharp cough, with dryness ot throat; inpleaaant throbbing about tho stomach; ev ross ot dandruff, and scurfy deposit, on the km; falling or tho hair; fulnets and straitness if the abdoniou, with desire to loosen the dot bing, sour stomach, with symptoms of bspepsia; bilious colics; di a ir luna; dyson orv ; fevers; obstinate const iput ion ; int emin? ent fever, or lover and ague; jaundice; cos iveuess and diarrbio-i alternately; expect?ra? me stringy and sticky; foul mouth in the norning, often nausea and vomiting; dizzi less; pain in tbo right shoulder, sometimes ll shoulder-blade; inability tn lie on lett sids; liccongh; occasionally, pain in left shoulder ?easonablo use of tho' BLOOD AND LIVER 'ILLS, taken as directed, will always prevent bis painful termination of tho disorder; These Pi 11B aro for sale hy EDWARD III HEINITSIf, Angnatt'Ot Chemist aml'Drugi'M MONEY CANNOT BjirV iT! l'or Sight la I? ri er lt-nat Hut the Dbi mond Spectacles wilt Preter re It [F von value your eyesight uso tbeee PKR? PROT LRits'tts. Ground from minute tryst al pebbles, melted together, and derive heir name "Diamond" on account, of their lardness and brilliancy. They will last tnanv ears without chango, and are- warrunud au-' ?orior o all others, manufactured by J. E SPKNGF.lt * CO., N. Y. CAUTION.-None genuino un Wa stamped rilli our trade mark. WM. GLAZE. Jeweler .nd Optician, is sole age. t for Columbia, H )., from whom they oan only.ho obi ab od. io peddlers employed. ' Jn'v 20 ||llv Seegers' Beer is Pare. [T don't contain .Cooocnlus Indiens Fish Berrie's to matte sheeny or headache. Native and foreign "Wines. ?JCDPPERNONG, Concord, Sautoms, Cla j ret, Champagnoe, just' received and for alo low, hy_E HOPE. BarleyI Barley! PLANTERS can haye SEED BARLEY at il25 per bushed. Terms cash. 8e.pt 22 . . ' JftHN 0. HEFOF.RB. (TOCKS, BONDS and COUPONS bought ) and sold by D. GAMBRILL. Broker. . 'Motte'i Victoria Tonio -Bitten?" ' N KHTiriKJLiYi VEOIiJTABLE. I , ?J ? T M. > JL \ i X"f : -i . vj .For ?7ie cure of .Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, Bilious DismgMf. General Debility, h H a?l? ott f^Ufiti?s rf the Dl?od:"1 THESE JUT TE US Lavo now firmly esta? blished *,tficm80lvt8 .ln.f bo favor of'the nubho and tho m?ditai profession. Prepared from purr ly vogetablo ibgrc.dieute:of acknow? ledged efljcaoy, thoir unrivaled and highly tonio, stimulating und rlrbphrylacticqualities Boouliarly adapt them to all cases of -Goneral obility,. Nervous Prostration df ibo Sys? tem, &o. ..1 . " : '?' > oi. . ? aft; As an excitant of tho appetite and awhole Bomo aid to th.o process of digesti?n, they will bo found to be very efficacious; whllo their peculiar medical properties render thom of unequaled valuo to thoso subject to Chill? and Fever, Congestion, alad other miasmatic diseases. . ?., , These Sitters will bb found moet wo'nder fnlly beneficial in all caees of Debility and Ir? regularities of Females. Wheresoever .intro? duced, they become a (standard article-a medicinal staple. Unlike tho many noxious stimulants advertised, they brace and fortify tho system without exoitlng undue cerebral action. They aro without doubt tho beat to? nie and constitutional renovator ever offered to the pnblic. MOITE tc TARRANT,* Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors, Newberry, S. C. Sold bv E. H. HsrKrrsn, Columbia, 8.0. Supt IQ_Gmo G ESTHAL RATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBIA. 5. C. Present Capital, $150,000. ATJTIIOniZEO CAPITAL, S300.000. ' OFF1CEBB. John B. Palmer,; president. :. A. G. Bronizor, Cashier. C. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier. niRECTors. J. Eli Gregg, John B. Pntmor.F. W. McMae tor, lt. D. Benn, of B. J.? ;>enn A Son; G. W. bearden, of Copeland A bearden; B. L. Bryan, of Bryan A McCartor; W. C. Swaffield, of B. Sc W. O SwafBold. F. W. MoMaster, Solfoilor. THIS Hank ie now open ior tho transaction of a genera] banking business. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOBI'T of curroncy or soin, bearing interest at tho rato of reven (7} per cent per annum, in kind, will be issued. Deposits from County Officers especially.BO ioitod: also, from Trustees, Administrators, Executors, Professional Hen, and others. * Particular attention1 given to accounts of Oi'.y and Country Merchants, and other busi? ness mon, and tho usual accommodations ex? tended. Notes, Bills of Exchange, and other evi? dences of debt discounted, and monoy loaned 3n collaterals. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bouglit and sold. Mutilated Currency purchased at a email liscount. Sight Brafts drawn direct on all tho promi? nent'places in England, Ireland, Scotland, Franca, Germany, Belgium, Holland. Ben nark and the Orient. Latera of Credit leaned, ; ay able in any of tho above' placee- ' Drafts on all Ure prominent cition in the United States bought and hold. Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel. )pcn from 9 to 3. . Fob28-ly CITIZENS* SAVINGS BANK OF " SOUTH OAAQXiXNjk Deposits of $1 and Upwards Received, INTEREST ALLO VEDA T TII? EA TE O J SEVEN PEE CENT PER ANNUM, ON CEETEFICA1 ES OF DEPOSIT, AND 'SIX PER CENT. COM? POUNDED EVERY SIX MONTHS ON A CCO UN IS. OFFICERS'.'-' Wm. Martin,?Presidente John B. Palmor, i v. r>,."":,,,",,. John P. Thomas, f v"">-P">aidi-?te. A. G Brenizer, Cashier. J. H. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier, i charge of Branches.' ' JohnO. B. Smith, Ai-aietant Cashier Directors. , Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. O. Hae oll, y. W. ? McMaoter. John P. 'I hom at, E. ii. Ioinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thoma* E. Gregg, lolumbia. >T J? Eli GreggvMar/pu; G. T. ScottTNewberry. W; G. Mayes, Newberry!- 1 B. Hv,Rutledge,Charleston. , .?.. , Daiii?VB?'venel. Jr.. Ch sr les ton. i Meobanke, Laborers, CU rk6, Widows, Or hat-.r and others uia\ her,?, .deposit their aav iigs 'add?r?w a Ii lit raj "rate. e>f ii.tercel there n. - Planters, Professional Mer. andTiusteec rishing to draw interest en tb ci j. junde until bey' require'them foi bn*h.n??- ..r btb?r fibr? oses: - Parente . desiring touSfet apart: < small urns for their children, and M urned, jonjeo nd Minors (who?? deposit's fckn;onlybe*wltb rawu by themselves, or, in caye of death; by heir legal roproeentativesj. wifing Jp, lay side funds for future nae. are11 nero afforde? ti opportunity of depositing their, means rhore they will rapidly accumulate, and, at he same timo, be subject to'witVdrawarwncit eod?d. ) _; ?" . ! -, ; .' Angie SQ ?? *eam A FEW reasons why they should have the pL preference over all other*: . 1. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machino le . oneil simpler than any of the others; ro inii'ing lesa than half the amount of ma ?huiery. 2 Ah tho result of this simplicity, this ma thiUH is much less liable than tue others to rel dtit ?d repair. 3 Another result bf Ibis simplicity* ie rreater durahillty.' 4 Another re?ull ia less friction.. and,,con equeiitlj, greater eau* and ratiditj of Oao ion, with lei's noise. . 5. And prentesi of all, (hat it uses no Shut lo, and makes the lock stitch. lt in the cheapest to buy the best. Buy the michino that has justly, fairly and honora? ry won a reprilati>>n':atid independence .gainst a strong aih4 biUercompetition. For nure than twenty jours has tho Wheeler & VilBon not only stood first and foremost but low st andi the mu i vailed Sewing Machine ol ho enlightened civilized world. .. Boy the ma? hine that has been ilma tested and proved, nd then you are eure to get the beet. For ale on too .easiest pm-slbls terms. Palra imm Main street , second door below Pnea?ix flioo. Columbia,S. O. . . J. 8 PUnSLEY, Agent. A. WnvTE, Genera] Southern Agent V ? Juno '?1_? _. emo Malt Corn Whiskey, rTTARRANTED two years old, at W Fefr 31 rOHV ?: WEEGE 118*. TtPBCiAL ATT* WT IO a- given totheool j leotion dr.r.-nibii'ifciil Paper, Interest n state and Railroad f???nde ana Stocke, aud ?onvor-fon.tif Stat* Reonn<i?h. b> NovgS flrno r G ? M BRIM ,.Rrr?k? r. The only fin? Playing Cardo at POLLOX ?