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4'HE PHONIX t HS GLEANER, ?tu"'- SVKB? WSDIOUrDAV. MOBIOKQ. ?Y J?LI-?N- A. SELBY, VUBLIBHKB AID PBOPBIITOK. JOHN P. THOMAS, Chief Editor. ---? ? .- - _ SVBook ?nd Job Printing of every doeorip >loa promptly and faithfully attended to. APTKnTTHKimrra Innortod in the Daily .at. 76 contd por square .'or the first and 50 cents each subs?quent ln , ?ortion. Long advertisements by the week, nonth or year, at reasonable rates. 8OBB0BIFTION. Daily, six months, ?4 00; Tri-Weekly, 8 61 ; ??*kly. I 50.. . OALVIDAR FOR 187?. ; o :!!/ tx? AM. ff ff h S?AT il nm. 2 9 16 23 30 7 8 14 IS 3132 28 29 AT/a 4 6 ll 12 18 19 25 2G SIP. 1 2 8 9 15 16 . 22 23 29 30 OCT. 6 7 13 14 20 21 27 28 NOV 3 4 10 ll 17 18 24125 Dfca 1 2 8 9 15 16 22 28 29130 61 7 2 9 l?!lC 29;30 0 7 13 14 20 ?21 27 ?28 A small potato, with the end out squarely off, is the boat arrangement we know of - for , applying brick-d ust to knives, as it keeps it about the right moisture,' while the joice of the potato assista ia removing stains from tho aur face. A better polish can be obtained by this method than any other, and with less labor. "Poor . thing 1" observed a tender? hearted lady, in speaking of the death of a young friend, "she had just got a 840 set of furs, and beauties they were; but. she don't need suoh things now." What do you suppose sho meant by that? The mysterious wild man, who has been a snbjeot of sensation for some years, of California, has been shot dead by a citizen residing near Livermore pass, whom he attempted to kill. He was simply a dangerous lunatic, but his name and nationality are unknown. A hermit died in Connecticut the other day, who for thirty years had lived in a hole whioh ho dug in the Bide of a hill. There was a woman at the bottom of it-we don't mean at the bottom of the hole, but of the man's strange cun? doot. A correspondent of a London paper states that an American missionary, se ut to Calcutta to convert the Hindoos, has become a disciple of Kenlmb Chnnder "Sen, end been formally received into the Brabmo-Somal Church. A California editor, in speaking ot i\ notorious ruffian in that State, who is supposed to have committed more mur? ders than any other man on the Pacific epaitt, says: "He bas a wonderful talont for bereaving any family he does not happen to like." A contemporary says of a prominent eBneral that "his sword was never drawn ut onoe, and then in a mille." Dogs for Sale. ? ONE year old EUR 1 iah SETTER, _('thoroughly trained. Two six muutiiB old Puppies, thorongh-brcds-proper age for training. Nine suckling Puns, Black and Tans and Bull Pups to ordsr. Ap? ply to 0. It. FRANKLIN. Peo 6_ One Puncheon Loohgilphead. mHE best SCOTCH WHIbKEY. Dealers JL can have it nearly at cost. ^fovl6_JOHN 0. BEEPERS. M. H. BERRY'S Furniture Ware-room Main Street, near Plain. NOW ou hand sud daily re? ceiving from tbe manufac? tories of New York, Ruston, Cincinnati sud Louisville, the _. largest assortment of FUR? NITURE evoi kept in this market, consisting in part of Walnut Parlor. Chamber and Din ing-Boom Suits; 200 Bedsteads of different patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; aleo, the celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs. All kinds of MATTREE8E8 made to ordor. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at shortest notice and in the best manner. Terme cash and Good? obeap._Oct 30 Columbia Music Store. Ly Br and & Son rpAKE pleasure in calling tho attention of JL the pnblio to an examination of their STOCK OP MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con? stating of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs, Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flataa, Accord?ons. Brass and bilver Band Instru? ments of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and Instruction Books for evury class of MUH?C&I Instruments on band at all times. Sheet Music sent by mail, post paid, on reoeipt of price; and all kinds of Musioal Goods sent by Express, ?hen ordered, to any part of the Btate, marked u. O. D. Good becond-haud Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for oash. Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re? paired In a satisfactory manner; and will givo especial attention to Packing, Romoving and Shipping Pianos for othor parties to any point desired, at moderate p:icc<>. All orders promptly attended to and satis? faction guaranteed to thoso favoring us with their patronage, bond for oar catalogue of Sheet Musio and Musical Merchandise. Tay? lor street, Citizens' Savings Bank Building, Colombia, 8. C._Nov_7 _ B?halo Tongues, NEW sugar-cured HAMS, Breakfast Strips, Smoked Beef, for sale low. E. ROPE. Fire Crackers. WHOLE and Hair Boxes Golden Chop FIRE CRACKERS, for sale E. HOPE. 100 Butter. 4TUB8 Virginia Valley BUTTER, 6 tubs Mountain Butter. ' S tnba fine Goshen Batter. All nloe and fresh and fur salo i.ow. Octl_L?RICK A LO WK ANCE The Dootcrs Reoommend Beegers' Bee TN preference to London Porter and Scotch Aie. Why? They know lt is unadulterated Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by tho gal? lon or barrel. Also, in glasse, pints and quarts. For sale low. E. HOPE^ Handsome glass-ware dosing out, re firdless of iuvoice prices, at D. C. eixotto Sc Son's. UENTBAL NATIONAL BANK UV COLUMBIA, ?. C. ' Present Capital, $150*000. AUTHOUIZKU CAPITA!., ??OO.OOO. orr:oiBS, John ?. feimer, rresident. A. G. BreuUer, Cashier. (J. N. G. Batt, Assistant Cashier. D nue oro KB. J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, P. W. Melisa, tor, lt. D. Benn, of lt. D. bonn &, Bon; G. W. Bearden, of (Jo j) ela nd & Bearden; ll. E. Bryan, of Bryan & MoUarter; W. C. bwaftteld, of it. & W.O. Bwafflelu. t'A] F. W. MoMaster, Solicitor. rtinLB Bank is now open tor the tranaaot Ou X'of a general banking bnsineSB. ' OauTitficATEs or DEPOSIT ot oorrsnay or coin, bearing interest at the rate of aaren (7). per conj. per annnm, in kind, will be issued', ' Deponite from County Officers fcapsoiauyso Ilotted; also, from Trustees, Administrators, Executors, Professional Men, sud others. Particular attention given to aooounts ol Ci'.y and Country Merchants, and ot bor bubi neatj men, and the usual accommodations ex tenaed. 1 Notes, Bills of Exchange, and other evi? dences of dobt diaoonnted, and money (vaned; on collat?rale. ' Stocks, Bonds, O old, Suter bought and sold. Mutilated Currency pnrohasert at a tonal] disooant. Sight Drafts drawn direct on all the promi? nent plaoes iu England, Ireland. Scotland, France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den? mark and th? Orient. Letters of Cretttt isaavd, I ay able In any of the above piuco* Drafts ou all the pi ominen. citi?B in tb* United Staten bought and sold. Hanking fluuee opposite Columbia lintel. Opon frori^S to 8. ! ^.*?b^8 lv CITIZENS' SAVIN US BANE 3QTJTH O AROIJjyA Deposits of $1 and Upwards ?tceived, . Ti' I ' -* ' . INl'EHEST ALLO WED A T THE BATE* > t SEVEN FEB OE ET. FEB ANA U*JH. . ON CUB TIFICA 1 ES OF DEPOSIT. . . AND SIX FEB GENT. COM? POUNDED EVE BY SIX MONTES ON ACCOUNTS. OPPIOElt?. Wm. Martin, President. John li. Palmor, Viuu-i'ruaidout. A. O Krouizer, Caauier. J. ll. t?awyor, Assistant Curbur, I uhttrgo of Kranoueo. Joiiu O. B. fituitU, Assistant (Jaubler Director*. Wade i J illiston, Winiam Mai lin, A. C. Has? kell, F. W. MoMaator, Johu 1'. Tbouian, K. 71. Hcinitab, John B. Palmor, lit om H o K. Gregg, U?lumb:?.. J. KU Gregg, Marion. O. T. Scott, Newberry. W. G. Mayes, Newberry. B. a. Rutledge,Obarloston. Daniel Uavenel, Jr.. Charleston. BMoohanios, Laborors, Clerks, WidowB, Or? pbans and others may here deposit iheirsav* tngs and draw a liberal rate of interest there? on. Planters, Professional Mon and 1'ruateei wishing to draw interest en their tunda ?ntil they require thom for bnsineaa or other pm ? pose?; Parents desiring to set apart small sams for their children, and Married Wamoc and Minore (whose deposits can only be with* drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, bj their logel representativos,) withing to laj aside foods for future use; are here afforded an opportunity of depositing their meant where they will rapidly accumulate, and, ai Lho samo timo, bo subjoct to witUdr&walwhor jeedod^__ XVUK 18 Jost Received. -g (\ H4LF CHESTS assorted TEA. Though. X VJ the prico iu market has advanced 15 pei cent , we succeeded in getting Our AugUBt bil duplicated, which we offer at samo prico at before LOillGK & LGWBANCE. .. To tae Public. STATE CAPITAL RESTAURANT will .' bo lied! open ill n(*ht after MON DAV, December ll, for the accommodation of the traveling pobllo. and meale will be served at all houri of the day and night. ' Deo ft The Exchange House. /LOWELL kiown ss "the place"^ ^?jJAr whore the best of drio?ablesWf I >5sj^ KO(| eatables are famished, la fQFr In the rall tide of prosperity. The: whole b?nse has been pul In perfect order, and t bo proprietors guarantee that guests san obtain all tit J delicacies of the season-OYSTliltH, FISH, OAME. etc. - r. _Oot 12 PAY8INGER fe FRANKLIN. Oysters in Every Style. <??&>, /~~\ HY Reataurant is In order for the (??laf winter eoason. and OYdTERS and i^Wflr ?tber RelreahmcnU will he furnish ed af short notice. "How will you have, them -fried, roasted or stowed?" Qt. DlRRCRS. Oct 26 Congaree Eestanrant. THE uudorb?Kned ba? taken up a position near his old stand, on .- . .Main street, and l? ?gain prepared ipltty SIM ouatomors with good LlQUuKM, oboice WINES, -oto. LAUER on draught. SEOARSaud TOBACCO of beMt quality. 'Ike RESTAURANT wilt furnish OYSTERS and other aubataatlals in season. Schweitzer Oana at all times. A. STORK. Nov a_3cno_ Read! Read!! Read!!'. STATE CATOLl?STAlRAiW. AV'ov corner Main and Bridge Street?. OYSTERS in every style Hoasted, Stewed, Fried * and Broiled. Good Liquors, fine WiuCo, ??opuru d Cigars. N. B. Private ?UPPER BOOMS. FRANKLIN A FINE, ! Oct 2fi _Propriet<ir!t._ I THE CAROLINA HOUSE Di ouco mory open to tho public, under ? i h.- superintend,. m.n of Mr. U. BAltHY. I Tho reputation of the house will he kepi ; up. Angus! .'H Sundries. TfTC^E have received a larne eupply of thu j TV folid whig good*, which wu ai u offering I at low pricet: Whole,' half and quarter boxes BAIGIN *, Almond?, Palm Nuts, Filhi-rte. Pecana, Walnut f Nov 2? JOHN AGNEW ft s??N MUSICAL "INSTRUCTION A Nil nT?wn unnmp A fil?\TfiV scaw " WM H ORCHARD MM JJITriBj ^?Bf^S^NProfessor of Music.p^yc53nf \SaJ^?>)havinK determined tof } jg xl! %??*?BV.^' resumo Teaching, in now pre? pared tu take pupils on the Piano, Organ and Ouitar; alan, in Vocal Music. Having for over TH im Y YE Mts had charge of the Mnaical Departments in tho first Female Collegee and Schools of the State, he deems it unne ci seary to mako any other refereuco tu his qualifications as a Teacher. The arrangements ho han made with seve? ral of the moat celebrated Piatio-mnkerB, will enable him to oiler Instruments of tho very first class at prices tba*, defy comp?tition. Specimen Pianos daily expected. Those in want of Instruments superior to auy ever offered for ealo in this market, will do well to examine before purchasing elsewhere. PIANO FOUTES, MELODKONS, Au , Tuned und repaired in tho MOST PRBFECT sr ANSER and on reasonable terniH. Apply at bia resilience, corner of Bull and Bichland streets, or at tho bookstore ot Messrs. Du flic. A Chapman. Oct 17 THE HNIVBRSA.I. LIFE The Original Stock Life Insurance Company of the United States. OFFICERS: WILLIAM WALKKM, President. HENRY J. FU?BEB, vice-President. JO FIX H. BEWLEY. Secrotarv. QEOBOE L. MONTAGUE, Actuary. E. W. LAMBERT, M. I?., Medical Examiner. THIS COMPANY offers tho following IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES to thoso about EFFECTING INSURANCE ON THEIR LIVES : 1. Insurance at Stock Bates, being from 20 to 30 per cont, lesa iban tho rates charged by mutual companys. 2. Each Policy-hold or is regarded as a Stockholder to the extent of ouo Annual Premium on his Policy, and arill share in tho profits of tbe Company to the same extent aa a Stock? holder owning an sqial amount of the Capital Stock. 3 Every Policy issued by tho Company is non-forfoitablo, and contains a daune stating ita exact Surrender Value. I Beforn Insuring your Life or accepting the Agency of any Company, ICE AD THU FOLLOWING t A lengthened experience has demonstrated that the ratea ot premium ordinarily charged by life insurance companies are from twenty-five to thirty per cent in excess ot what are necessary for a safe and legitimate conduct of the business, lu other worn a, carefully and j prudently-managed companies cuargiug "mutual" ratee have been able to return to their policy-holders from twenty-five to thirty per cent, of tho amount charge 1 for premiums. When lifo insurance companies wore first organized, reliability of tho data npon which pre? miums were coostructed bad not undergouo teat of experience, lt was thought, therefore, no more than common prudenco to adopta ?cale of premiums which would, iu any event, meet all the presumed and unforeseen contingencies of the husiutstt. AH long as the matter was involved iu some doubt, it was hotter to fix tho rate ton high than to incur the link of making it too low; because, in the former caso, tho error could he easily remodied, at loaet in part, by returning to tho policy-holders, at oertain interval*, such por? tion of the premium charged aa waa found necessary for tho purposes of tho business and tho compl?te security nf tho company. Expenonce, however, having Gatia*factorily demonstrated that these rates are exueseive, what possible excuse can ibero bo for maintaining them? Availing tbomBelveB of tbis experience, the Directors ant? ManagorB of tho Universal Life insurance. Company, at its organization, adopted a scalo ot premiums in accordance there- ! with, and whiou has proved to be fair and adequate, and ali thai waa necessary to meet thc j requirements ol the bn-dnoas. Thone premiums are abont twontv-flve per cont, lower than thone charged by mutual companies. It also appeared, inasmuch aa tho rates so established wero as near as could possibly bo , dotermiueii/dir rates, and not iu excess of what ioBurance ban previously cost the policy- ! holders in mutual companies, that any profits arising from prudent mmagemuut justly and I properly belonged to the stockholders of the company, for the risk incurred by tuem in un- j dertaking the Ouainess. Experience bas shown that thero aro source* of profit in tho practice ot the business which : theory will not admit of being considered au elements in the calculation of the premiumu. . These resulta form a Baring in the mortality of the members of * company owing to the me- , dtcal selection of good lives, a gain in interest on the investments of the company over that | assumed in the osculation of its premiums, the profits derivable from thf? lapsing and sur r*nder of polioics by the members, and from other minor eonroes. Profita from these sources, in a company possessed of a capital of 1200 OOO, and doing a fair I amount of business, Tou!d give to the stockholders dividends !*r?'e!v in exeesa ni what wera I counted on by the Directora of tho Universal at tho time of Reorganization. They have, i therefore, dotermiued to divido among tho policv-holders of tho company a largo part of the I profits accruing from tho sources named, all of which have horetororo boen divided among tbe stockholders. I Tho plan adopted for sach division ia aa follows: Evory person who may hereafter inauro with tho Unicersal will, for tho purposes of dividion, he troated au a stockholder to oxteutof I ono annual premium upon bis policy; and mill sitars in thc profit? of (he Company to precisely ? the same extent as a Stockholder owning an equal amount of Oto Capital Stock' By thia system of insurauoo, original with tho Universal, tho policyholders securo tho fol- ' lowing important advantage?: 1. Insurance at tho regular "stock" ratos, requiring a primary outlay of about twonty.to thirty per cent, less than that charged by mutual companies, and which is equivalent tu a ? yearly ''dividend" paid iu advance of that amount on mntnal rates. This low cost ot insur? ance is worthy of attontion. Hiuco its organisation, thia company has received in premium* from ita policy-holders the sum of $1,617,000. To effect the same amount of insurance in a mutual company would have ooat thom an initial outlay of $2 000,000. By allowing ita policy? holders to retain, in their own possession, this excess of 9483,000, the Universal ima virtually paid them a ''dividend" of f 183,000, and paid it, too, in advance, inatead of at the end or ono or more 3oars, It ia Impossible to find auy example of a mutual company furnishing insur? ance, at so low a coat by returning to policy-holder* ?n equal amount upon similar receipts. 2. Participation In the legitimate profite of Ibo company, upon a platt which secures to tho policy-holders the same treatment which directors and stockholders award to themselves, rina system of participation, in connection with tho low "stock" rates of premiums, moat necessarily ?entire to the policy-holders overy possible advantage to bo derived from prudent and oareful management. Tho low rates of premium compel economy, and, independent of participation, guarantee to the policy-holder his insurance at a rato which is not in oxce nsof the cost in well managed mutual companies; while, by the proposed plan of participation in what may bo considered the legitimate profits of the business, the cost wjll ho still further diminished. Thus by the combined advantages ariaing from low stock rain and participation iu profils, it ia confidently believed the UMVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY offers insurat ce at its lowest practicable cost. e*" Th ou o of the existing policy-holders who desire to participate in profits nader tho nev plan oan do so by making application to the hoad office, ur to Kuy agents of tho company. The Company is in a sound financial condition. li mia 0/ Assets to Liabilities 13G to IOU. HST GOOD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED, who will deal direct with tho New York Office, and to whom full general agents' commissions will be paid. H. vv. OAKY, pi. ?J. ULTl.fc.lt, State Supeyint.en.donts of Agencies. Office on Richardson a trent, opposite Columbia Hotel, Columbia, H. C. ' Ileo 28 msu art lola, prepared by the ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE* COMPACT, Tinder direoUon pf 4 their O h emu t, DB. ST. JULIEN BAYENEL, fox aowpoftUHg . tfjib; -^oMvS J&W^. i* now - offdred at the rodeoed price of ??8 per top caaq, o* Wf P^.tftWlWaJ^.AftnffftT^ff^lBr' 187t, free of interest. > .A-J ". _ a . ?.-.i Orders filled now will be considered as cash 1st March, 1872, oren thane a?dtnrlet; NoyoBi bor, 1872. thereby enabUng planters to bani it at a timo when thoir wagon* ?nd. jtiuhis *? idle- FauXZBli, WWCUSRS ?HH^.Aif?J v. ?au 2 3mo m Brown.* Wharf, Oh-r!?-W 6.0. ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE TUI0 FERTILIZER, manufactured bv the ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY, npdw. tho direction of their Chemist. Dr. ST. J U Ll EN RA V EN BL. fa np* offeredL^Jftt?l??? iog oornmunUy at the VERY REDUCED PRIOR OF.?*? PER TON CABU, ot'SM/BAYABLE Itu-NOVEMBER, 1872, FREE OF INTEREST. < . J ', , . . This Fertilizer has been very oxtensivoly need in this 8Uto, And ha* given entire aaliefac tloo; some of the most praotioat planter* admitting lt }4 V?;^*XTO7?^ fprponnd. . ' r" n-'.? '?1 Jl" . i ." Alt eales made now will be considered aa oash on tho lat o! Mardi,. 1672, ?ndto those buying on timr, the sale will be considered aa dna op ltt iioTjanvvf*. lt?*- . troll ' By this arrangement, planters will 6? enabled, wJ?ibaV.extra- coaJL io hipEthoirinaPBre ats time wheo their wagona and mules kre idio. .l'?wphT?iV??pUjJnin^ tho certl^cAtea of {bose who bavo used the Atlantic Khj ?So^oS^a^O?^a?^ ^Stt^"**' COPELAND A BE ARDEN, Agonts, Colurobi?, 8. C.. v v, J?h 3 Syp W OD r* fr? es fe ?o S <? ts K c en ?t PM (A O Cu P? W H PH <?J P ?1 i-? ?1 THIS CORN SHELLER weighs only thrco pounds, made of OBSI ?ron. has a rotary movement, and is the bret invention iu tliin line tint tin ila "without fiictir-n on tho cob," and is, theroforo, the easiest operating Hand Corn Mn Uer in txivleru*. It oannot get ont of order by nee, will lnr>t for years, theil? all of ri-Mi ears, c*u be used hf ?ny one at first sight. It can be laateued to a bench, cba:i or table, or for portable purpose* screwed to a maali board, which will answer for a ae.at win n nting the implement. In shell? ing, the operator grasps the butt of the car of corn with tho hit band, i rebe ut* tho small end to the shelling teeth and rotates tho theiler with the right hand; the ?out? angular tooth penetrating bet wet n the row?' ff coi ri close lu il <. ?tb. she Hil g very eaaiiv and rapld lv; when the ear can no longer h: held, thc project i iii; cobie (ski ti l.?-ld of by the right band, and the sheller rotated with the lift. Ac thia xl ?dior if \-*i<-uU d <>u a new principle, we invito inspection. But ?ebb m lin* ?ich an tppoitpidt} been uiltn d m i nrgetio busi neBS mon. We bavo disposed of all Counties lyiug ubovo Columbia and ?time below. Wo want none but energetic butines* meit. 'J bia little Sheller supplie* a want universally felt, SB ia proven by ita rapid ?ale. Tho pri?e-2 BO- puts it in reach r.f alb It wilt shell fr cm ft to fl bushels p?-r hour. We bavo alan the HARRISBURG POCKET MUELLER. Price 60 cts. Will shell 2 to 3 bushels por hour. Partita wihh?ng Cornily hight? tr timbi r information, will address ua at Greenwood, H. C. MIIPIKY A UI'TI HUUR, Nov il i'?mo Agents for Hi ?ut h Carolin*. The Brooklyn Life Insurance Company, , OF NEW Y tillie. Faid Up Cash Gapital and Assets Two Millions Doiari. 0HRI8TIAN W. BOUCK, President. ? W. M. COLE, Secretary. W. H. WALLACE, Vioe-Pretidtut. 1). PA h KS EACKLEll, Actuary. OFFICE NO. 141 URO AD WAY, NEW YORK JOHN K. BACON. W. P. BUTLER. General Agenta And Managi-re fur Smith Carolina and AngUHtu, Georgia. AS General Aginia, wt- take pb acure in prent itt in ar this well known *ud responsible Com? pany to tim public, and in ri eons-nu udh.g it maflrat e/o*? in every w.?y ' '.we might add mach more on thin subject, but, bciup inti tet-n d as Be AK? ni?, {.n-fi.r to ?t iak through ?")> interestedpartira. Th? lefore. it-ad and cigcal the following i.ct;n urn* ug ni?n> othrrs from both Northern and >outhfrn papera, aa to the vir tuen ..! thia CopopaijJ : There is no better company in thc laud. A compaiuon with btht r coi bid AI ions of a simi Ur character will convince ail ?jf ibo anterior avftiy in 'alni p fripfc* wM.' rm^BrooklTn Liff*. * f ? olumtiua, Ha , fHftLtJUhikarg 07 l?fJp. The Brooklyn Lif* baa placed ilttdl in the vanguard i f lu?nrapt!" reform, OMI ia ihm first company t bat bun done lull justice lo the iuaun-d. A e. [ Insurance Tintes, Keio York, January, l$i)0 'Ihia gi eat feature of cash cnn tinki values ia tili imtoitaiit impruvement that aignalf^es the era of insurance.- Raleigh Sentinel. N. C. Thia plan--guaranteed surrender valuen-?removtB the tole otjtc?cn i xhtiug to making an apnlic.atii>u for insurance. Each ?>ol? y beci mes a piece of negotiable poper, as catHy trans? ferred as a Government bond-Boston, Juara.. J'vst. ?8(?U A policy in tho Brooklyn Lifo ia worth co much in ready money. Ihia ia the only lifo com? pany that baa cariied th'i? excellent fcatnte into bnt-inetb. [Dispatch. ?Sf. Louis. Alo., January 7,1869. Wo call CBpoeial attention to UJ?B diatincliro and advautagcoua feature of guaranteed sorp? render value, particularly charactetiutic of the Brooklyn Lifo. Ami ?Inn to tho fact that there are no classes in Ibo Brooklyn Life; all faro alike, whether frtra ?JD North, Sooth, East or Weat. Also, wo direot tho attention of thc public to the fact that policic a cen he obtained in this Company, owing to ita carefnl managen? nt and superior advantagia, at lower ratee than in any other compauvof equal rank and k-olvenc\ in America. BACON A BUTLER, General Agepla. Office above Citizen's SaviDgs Bank, Columbia, 8. C., and at Edgefirld Court Hons?. Reliable agenii- w auud in ev?ry tnwn M d Ci-mity in the Slate, and alan in tbeeitv of Au? gusta, to whom liberal commit-sione will be paid. Nov 1 3mo GEORGE PAGE & GO., No. 5 JV*. Shroeder Street, Baltimore, Md., Manufacturera of PO UT AO CK AND STATION A H Y STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Patent Improved. Portabio (! I ll Cl? h A ll SAW MILLS. 0 ANO. M ULA Y AND SASH SA W MILLS, 1 \ HIST MILLS. TIMBER WHEELS, SUIN \JT OLE MACHINES, Ac. Dealers in Cin u lar Saw?. Belting and Mill anppliea generally, and manufacturer's agenta for Lefiel'd Cele? brated Tm bino Water Wheel and every de scriptinti ot Wood Working Machinery. AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY. aa* Sei id for descriptivo Cataloi.'ue>< and Prioe Liais. May 23 ttl ly motto's Victoria Tonio Bittort." ft? NT IRK Ii Y VEOKTABLK. ANUFACT?RER AND DEALER, No. 20 lr- i _rf,,_|t,, |-it..f ^-.~m~ ??^???j tuftiftf -tn.i iiuiiuiLi,? kinari, t/harloston. 8. C. Thia ja tho largest and wost oompleto factory of the kind in tho Southern States, and all ai liol? ? in thia lino can bo furnished by Mr. P. P. Toals at pilcos which defy comp?tition. Mfr A pamphlet with full and detailed lint )f all aizue of Doora, Stehen and Blinda, and Ibo prices of oach, will bo acut free and poa! paid, on application lo July ll tlvr P. P. TOALE. A. B. MULLIGAN, COTTON FACTOR, CflARLKHTON, H. C. ? ? r, 1 WILL, when placed In funds, pur ^^^Jchaae and forward all kinds of Mer liBBohaodi/o, Machinery, AuriuuUnral im. [ilomonts. Fertillzera, Ac. ' Oct tl i|f STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO., 3rocers and Conimission Merchants, CHARLOTTE. N. C. SOLICIT orders tor COTTON. Corn, 1'lonr, Buo?c, Lani, Ac, and Family Orooorica ;enorally. Ordera tilled carefully and prompt y. . Fob 7 lyr Hardware, et0, I f\( V DOZEN AXES. 1 \_}\J 4't bales Bagging. 200 bundles Arrow Ties. 20 dozon Railroad Shovel*. 200 pairs Trace Chains. Just received and for salo at lowest market ?rices. L?RICK A LOWRANCE. For the cure af Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, Bilious Disease*, General Debility, and ell {inpurities of Ike Blood. THESE BITTERS have now firmly esta? blished themselves in the favor of the publie and tba medical profession. Pr^pa-'^d from purely vegetable ingredients of aeknow tedgoil ?.? ftic?cy, their unrivaled and highly tonie, stimulating and prophryfacttc finalities peon barty adapt them to all oases of General Debility, N errons Prostration of the. Sys? tem, Ac Aa au excitant of the appetite and a whole. Momo aid to the process .of digestion, Ibpt will bo found to be very efficacious, while their peculiar medical properties render them of unequaled value to tboso subject to Chili? und Fever, Cou epa (ion, and other miasmatic diseases. These Bittorawill.be found post wonder, fully beneficialin.all0*B?aaf. Debility.and ?r regnl?r?llea of .Fc^fe;,. j Wfe?rs?SeTer intro? duced, they berumu .a .afasnixd artmlo- a medicinal staple. \TJoilkeIbo many noxious atimuian'.H adverUpM.-'they Drape'and fortify tho ?)atum without, exiting tjuduo curebra'l action. Tliay are-wit)io?)Vdirubt the.beat to? nic and constitutional rtmorator eser ort?sed to tho pabilo. ^ HIOTTE A TARRANT, Mannfactnrers and Solo I ropristors, ' Newberry. 8. G. Sold by E. H. HEINITHO, Columbia, 8. C. _8ept 1(3 fimo WHAT fF it waa only in tho matter of GROCERIES,, jt. thia queatioti ouuld never be aakod, po cauee tho people of Columbia and up-oonntiy tlreijdy |?no?; tj}t> fact and act upon it. Wo ofter the beat goods to be found in any known market, and if better than the brat could po ns i ld v ho had, we should bavo them. YOU Our pi rishabln goods aro fresh, daily. We can scarcely supply tho demand, doll as times aro. lu this clans wo include Ham?, Break fiitst Strips, Tongues, Ac GOING lu Flour-handling, we think, more heavily than any merchant here, we offer peculiar in ducemouta'in otMlity aa iu pr'ce. $0 In Liquors, 1 am assured you have tho ?n aldo track. Wo trust all who give ne a call will acknowledge ?hs "Corn " DO lu Fancy Orooerlea and Canoed Good?, our aasorlmt nt ia nm qoaltd; every novelty ABOUT Being added to stock promptly, and standard goods always on hand. ITT Ho, dear reader, whenever yonr stock ol Groceries runs short; wtieneyor a delicacy is required for the siok roon; whenever iho ap? pel itu of the epicure fails; bi short, whenever you want anything else but Dry Gooda, Boots and Shoes, or Qneou'* Delight, call; and wo can tell you, nibo, whoro tbey can be gdt for nothing. _OE'K HYMMERS. ' Seed Wheat. BUSHELS choir o RED SEED WHEAT. Mr aal A hy B.HOPE, 75 COLUMBIA, U. ?., J*oo*ry 1.1872. SH ?nd atyer Thursday, intent, the following if! Wron over thu road: OOrMO HOBTH. Train Ko. 1. Train No. ?. ?? Augusta.8.16 A. M. f,QO P. M. _J? Columbia.8.23 A. M. I?M P. M. V?ciT* Charlotte.2 09 P. Bi 5.15 A. ai. OOIRO BOOTH- ' Leave Obarlotta.7.15 A. M. 7.80 P. M. Leave Columbia.1.85 P. M. 2.00 A. M. Arrive Angosta.6.50 P. M. 7 80 A. M. No. 1 Train daily. No. 2 Train daily, Son days excepted. Both trains make cloee con? nection to all points North, Booth and Weat. Through ticket? ?old ?nd. baggage checked to all principal points. jv H.T. ALEXANDER, Gmeral Bop. E.R. DQBSET. Pen.' freight and Ticket Agent Wilmington, Columbia & Aug'ta E B. WILHINOT?W. N 28. %87L . * TTENTtON of the public la oalhtd. to the ?_ tact that anew lino ja' opened io tbs S?rth ria Wilmington, N- 0< A tr.ua teavoa. Wilmington, Colombia abd AagusfaJSaiirpad Depot, on Gervais aire**, at 6 80-P. H's daily, Httohdeya excepted. ) Sleeping Oar attached. . By this tralu. passengsrs tasve choice of routes from Weldon ota Bay Line or. Blob mood. Attention of shippers is also called to thia new route, which makos ooonsotion at Wil? mington with Northern ports by railroad and with drat class steamers, which can lay imme? diately at the Company's wharves, therebj preventing drayag?. For information, inquire of slr. T. W. Jouos, Agent. Office at the depot. Doc 30 JOHN C. WlNDEIt. Q>n. Bnp't. Wilmington, G ommbia & Augusta R.B. WILMINGTON. N O.. December 10.1871.01 I jj STU* tai tutti uoitce. '.Trains on this Hoad will fan'aa follows: ri Oi VABSEKQEB TRAIN. Arrive at Columbia.- 6 80 A. M. Leave Columbia..,.C 30 P. M. ruriouT THAIN. Arrive at Oolnmbia .-8.00 P. M. I<eavo Columbia.4 15 A. BL JOHN O.WINUEU, Dee 2d General Superintendent. Change of Schedule. I Wll-MINOTON. CoLUMLIA ?i Al QI STA lt. lt Co. WILXI.NUTO.N, N. ?..AUOUST 6. 1871. fig ?ggf QaiftfU-rttts-. A FT EU tins date tb?) . tifrW-*^* ?eHC-M 1 lollowUig schedule, will ' be run by lr aili rt on thia road: DAV EXPBE8S THAIN [ D AILY ] Leave Wi.unos ton [Union Depot j ? 50 A. M. Arrive al florence.-. 0 IS A. ML Arrive al Kingsville. 12 20 P. M. Leave Kingsville. 9.10 A. M. Arrive ti Florence. 12 03 P. M. Ai .-iv? ti Wilmington. 5 30 P. H. MOUT BXPaXB8 THAIS, SUNDAY KXOUTTEO. Leave Wilmington. 7.10 P. M. Arrive at Florence. 1.34 A. M. Arrive at Kingsville. 8 45 A. H. Leave Kingevillo. 8.45 P. M. Arrive at Florence. 11.05 P. H. Arrive at Wilmington. 5 50 A. H. Agg 0 JOHN C. WINDER, Gcn'l Sop't. ? han ge of Schedule. OFFICE NOllTH OABOLINA R. B. CO., COMPANY BBUPS, N. C., Anne 3.1871. ES SW? PHM&filp ON and aTter bUNDAY, MfitfW* WggggJMne 4, 1871, TRAINS will be ran over tbiH Road in accordance with the following ? TIME TABLE. Traine Going East. Tra?na West. Express. Mail. ABBIVE. LEAVE. ABBIVE . LEA VB. Charlotte 5.85 am 3.10 pm Salisbury 8.03 a m 8.28 a m 5.26 pm 5.30 pm Qr'nsb'oli.OSamll.lSam 8.25 pm 8.35 pm CoShopl2 40 p m 1.03 pm 9.56 p ni 10.IC. i Hillab'ro2.28pni 2.33pm 11.35p in 11.87 t Raleigh 0.05 p m 2.05 a m 2.40 a m Goldsboro 7-20 a m Cbarlotte7.15am 8.00 pm Satiab'ry 4.32a m 4.97 am 5.16 p m 5.26 p m Gr'nab'o 1.25am 135am 2.10 pm 2.20pm Co Shop ll 87 pm 12.02 am 12.3(1 p m 12.50 p m H il labro H). 07 p m 10.09 a m 11.07 a m 11.10 a m Raleigh 6 58 pm 7 40am 8.45 a in Ooldao'o 3.00 pm Jone 6 W. H. G UK KN, Mas. Trans. Greenville and Columbia Railroad. COLUMBIA, S. C., MAUCH 1,1871. ??^'nUKleBCS?date, the followin?z ecbjBduJ? will bc Tun rUlly, Sundays excepted: Leavo Columbia at. 7 00 a. m. " Alston.9.10 a.m. " Newberry.11.15 a.m. M Ookesbury.8.00 p.m. M Belton.5.00 p. m. Arrive at Or eeo ville. 6 30 p.m. DOWN. Leavo Greenville at. 6 15 a.m. i **? Ballon. 8 05 a.m. ? Cokesbnry.10.07 a.m. " Abbeville.8 16 a. m. *. Newberry.1.50 p.m. " Alston.4.05 p.m. Arrive at Colombia.5.66 p. m. THOS. DODAMEAD. General Sap. M. T. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent. Change of Schedule. SOUTH CABOLIKA BAILBOAD CO?TAIT?, COLOMBIA, ti. C., Jane 9,1871. feSttHBBK Chango of Schedule HAIL ABD PATOXMOEB THAIN* Laave Colombia at.7 40 am Arrive at Charleston at.8.20 p m Leave Charleston at.8.20 a m I rrive at Colombia at.8.40 p m ???q*rr sxpaw, rnEJOHT AND ACCOMMODATION TBAIM, [Sundaye exepptod.} Leave Colombia at. .7.80 p m Arrive at charleston at.. .7.00 am Leave Charleston at.7.10 p m Arrive at Colombia at.... .6.00 am Camden Accommodation Train will con tinuB to ran to Colombia as formerly-Mon days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. A. L. TYLER, Vipe-President. B. B. PICKIMS. General Ticket Agent. Bohednle on Bine Ridge Railroad. iSHmn Leave Anderson.6.00 P. M. MlglhTHJJ " Pendleton. 7 00 " ^-M Parryville.7.45 Arrive at Walhalla. . '..8.80 *? Leave Walhalla. t,.8.45 A. M PerryvJllo........4.89 " Pendleton.6 80 " Arrive at Anderson.6 80 .? Waiting at Anderson one boor for the arrival )f op train on Greenville ?nd Colombia Road. ,?'y2 ._ W. H. D. GAILLARD. Bop, Sommer Schedule 8. 6 U. R. E., gBBsHsK DOWN TRAIN. UP TRAIN. IrweT TtSg Arrive. Leave. Ariivo. Leave Sfttfrtanburg.. 5 30 5 25 Bateavlllo. 6 00 6.00 4 13 4.53 Paeolet. 6 08 6.1? 4.40 4.45 Joui'sriiie. ii.43 ii 4M 4 r;> a.iu Uuionville. 7 25 7.60 3 05 3.25 Bautuo. 8 20 8 26 2 80 2.85 Fish Dam. C .40 (J 46 2.?? 3.16 Shel ton. 0.16 ?UD 18* I.JU Lyles' Ford... U.40 9 45 142 1.17 Strother.10 05 10.10 19.50 19.55 AUtou. 11.00 12.00 May 24 TH08. B. JETER. Preaident. Double mr on g. FOR the winter aeason, I will brew all DOUBLE STRONG BEER. Drink Beegera* unadulterated Double Strong Beer, and you get the worth of your money. Thia boer ia also jut up in bottles, and for salo at tl.59 per dozen. 1 hare also received a supply of the iaatly oolobrated PANCAKE-regarded the best OfttwW TpbappQ. K ,}OHlJ C.'fJEEQERB. Nov yb Sundries, "I fVA BOA&S aseorted CRACKERS. JLwv/ 100 bosos anioried OsnnfilQoods. CO boxea Soap. 50 boxes Candy. 50 boxes Candles. 200 barrels Flour. 50 barrels Whiskey, coming in and in store, and to which wo invito the attention of Ihe trade. _L?RICK tb LOWRANCF. Powder, Shot, &c. A FULL ASSORTMENT of Gun and Blaat /V. ing POWDER, Shot. Lead, Percussion Caps, Gun-wads, Ap., on hand and for ;a|o low. at who len ale and roto.il, by _ Doo 20 JOHN AGNEW k BON. Butter. LB8. Fresh Country BUTTER, for sale by ?. HOPS. 400 HOSES GOLDSMITH & BON, iTWn^oV?o?. VtnivtX&ngWXmwmn, B. CV I .c ?~#*mm.:? ra: *; I Scotch, Fig and American Bar Iron, KT SEP constantly on hand a fall supply of IV . ?ll kinds. .> ".?'"..', ?ta ?tor-, 100 tons EG.UHTON PIQ, TMOT88 ' ... .... y. I; MONEY CANNOT BOY ?T? Vor Rlgkt ll PriMlewI Cu< .As 2>wYnond:4pfJi<Vte? ?W prf{^T* h' \ IF you v*lue your eyesight un? tb?e PB? their name ,,Di?moiSdHrOTi accotrriVof their haran*0B?nd briMandy. They willis* ra?uv y ear cl with p?t chungo, sud ?re warrante d an. ?nd Optician,'ia ?nib' aK?nt. for.'Columbi a, fl. MILLION H Bear pefMsBMT ts> sk*) ? Wonderful Curative E?ecte of DR. WALKEg'S CA^OIlNlA 'SK J. WALKES Prsmrltlor. B. H.McDoNAtBtCo., DtSgfttl ?nfl Otu. Agte.SanFnaelsitt, CaL, and SS k?J ?*Con??nK 8t. a.Y Vinegar Bluer? are not avile ??ney ?rink. Mada or Poor Rom, Whl sit cy, Proof 'Spirits und ItofaHo Lia nor? doctored, spiced Wd ?weet? ened to pleaaa the taste, called "Tonics/ "Appells? crt," "Bo tor ora," Ac, that lead the tippler on to drucke an es? and rain, bat are a trae Medicine, nado from the Native Root? end Kerba of California, fra? from aili Alcoholic BUsaaiaata. They are th? (}REAT BLOOD PURIFIER Pta? A LIFF. GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Benevator and Invigorate? of tho Britein, carrying off all po lao rc cs matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No person can take thean Bitters according to direc? tions and remain long unwell, provided.their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or pth&r means, and th? vital organs wasted beyond tho point of rs? ; pair. O . : R? ? They aro a Gentle PargaHv* well ats? Tonic, pois caa log also, tho peculiar merit of acting as a powerful agent In relieving Congestion or Inflam? matt on of the Liver, and all the Visceral Organs. FOB FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in young or old,married or Bingle, st fha dawn of wo? I manhood or at Uie turn of nfc, tb??? Te^lc Bitters hsra no equal, f , For Inflnramntory and Cor ocla IHonmo. tlsm and Goat, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dillans, Remittent and Intcrm lttent Pe vers, Diseases sf tko Blsed, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, thea? Bitters have been most aiaecessfnl. Snell Diseases axe cans ed by Vitiated Blood, which ls generally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs. DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head, Mho, pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dlxxlness, BOUT Eructations of tho' Stomach, Bad taste tn tho Month, Bilious Attacks. Palpitation of the Heart, ?n?smmsUon of tho Lungs, Pain in tbs regions of Uie Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, arc tho offsprings of Dyspepsia. 7 , They Invigorate tho Stomach'and a'tlmnhsth the tor? pid liver and Dowels, which render theta orunequalled efflesey In cl fra nal ng tho blood of all Impurities, and Imparting new Ufa sad rigor to th? wh ole system. FOR8&IN DIHKAHESp'Eruptions, Tetter, Bait Bfcaum, Blotches Spots, Pimples. F^ule*Bol?n, Oas, buncles, Bing-Wonna, Scald-Bead, Sore Eyes, Brillo, els*, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations ol Uie Ekln, Humors and nisessca of th? Skin, or whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried ont of the system In a short tims by the use of these Hitters. One bottle in anch cases will convince pio most Incredulous of their curative effect. .??rs . r . Glaanso Ute Vitiated Blood whenever yen lind Its Impurities bursting through tho akin la Plninles, Kr?n PIN, TA PB, and other WORMS, lurking in the system orso many thousands, are effectually destroy. gand removed. For Tull directions, TeadT'carefulfy a circular around each bottle, printed Jr. four lan? guages-English, Germar), French und Spanish. J. "WALKER, Proprietor. IL H. MoDONALD A CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. Ban Francisco, CaL, and Cl and M Commerce Street, New York, g?/-SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. J?nRn" ? OEKsEH A Mo^iiEUOH, AJttn. u^nnea Qoo?s! Cannery OootUj. ? 1 PXA OASES fresh GANNET*GOODS, jost 1>JVJ received, consisting in part as fellows Peaches, Pine Apples, / Pears, Blackberries, Cherries, Tomatoer, Lima Deans, String Beans. Oqm, Condensed Milk/, Batman, Sardines, *fiap Hutton, A?paragnB, Gove aod Sploed Oysters, yaipjpp, Lohi , atpr?, eta. Ppr sale by , Opt 4 JOHN AGNEW A BQii. AF?^^r^a^o^l the preference over ail others :' 1. Wbenlnr A W?larvn,s flowing Maehinn ia much simpler Iban any of thc> others; rs oujring leas Jban hs?I-tb? amp.unj' ty ohiaery. X As tho result of this simplicity, this ma? chine is much less liable than the other? IQ get out of repair? 8. Another rosQlt of this. ?ImplicUy 1? greater durability. 4. Another result is less friction, and, eon? spqnentlv. greater ease and rapidity of mo lion, with lees noise. " 6. And greatest of all, that it uses no Shut, tie, and makes the lock stitch. It is the oheapest to buy the beet. Buy tbs machine that caa Justly, fairly and honora? bly won a reputation and I independence sgainst a strong and bitter competition. For more than twenty years has' the Wheeler'?? tycoon not only stood first fcpd foremost, ovX now st andr the um ?valled Sewing Machine or* th? enlightened civilised world. Bovthe ma? chine that has been thus tested apt. proved, ano then you aro sure to get th?, Vox sale oa the easiest possible terma. Bales, room Vain street, second door below roauug offioo, Columbia, i. O. J. S. PUBS LEY, Agent. ?. WHYTE, General Sontbern Agent. . Juno 31_ flmo _American Club Fish. >S5??PS?& A DELICIOUS i-?liah; better and much obeaper than Sardines, i For sala by_h. HOPE. Martin's Slicing: Snb-Soiler and Peen Tiller ?lo#. " 1 THE anderslgned having purchased tho right for this State to manufactur? and sell the above plow, the beet and cheapest yet Introduced, desires a reliable"Agent at every Oonnty Court House in the St ato. Oct 10 EDWARD HOPE.