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BY J. A. SELBY; ~ C0?itfi??lA,o?. C., SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 15. 1871. YOL. VII-NO. 100.
. TfittViokedataffiof SaJatogA3Bud-?<a?f
Brauch bed boen so throughly explained
and commented-up?u* that i{? ia jref resit?
ing to learn o? tue existence qf, ?ompon
Batiog in fl tie ri coa wliion.sometimos coun?
teract the gilded, enticements of those
placea. ' The story ie of a busband. and
wife ut Lou g Branch, the former given
to nightly visita at the lair of Ch a ruber
Iain's tiger, and tho latter affectionately
solicitous, of Iris wei faro in the' o?coon
ter with that royal beast. Wisely re?
fraining from curtain leoturos, tho wife.
undertook a*more audacious and effective
nte'uua' of ieforp.,, Attiring herself in.
herhuaband's bist broadcloth and tight?
est -pair of dress. boots, ' this "woman
who dared'*' folio wed,her dissipated'lord
to his evening hanntvapd?when.he waa
anxiously.awaiting tho turn of .tho carda
after coppering the nee, blow a cloud of
smoke across the fabio into his face to
attract bia alt .on tion, . und calmly .put ten
dollars ou the king. The. .story pon
eludes with the rapid and torr i Qed exit
of tho husband, followed by bia success?
ful wife', and tho extraction ofh-pro*
mise, on the way home, of futuro absti?
nence from tho green table.- if this talo
ia to be credited, we np lougor wonder
at tho' determination of Mr."Morrissey
to rigorously ckcludo ladies from'bis'
templo .of play, - for. a few auch wiVes
would break the bank before .tho season
is over, ......
ItrbiANS IR Vmdii?rA.-i-It seems that
there ??rea considerable number of In?
dians yet in Virginia, descendants of the
subjects of tho fumons chief .Powhatan.
They are assuredly F.F. Vi's. ' A writer
in ono of tho Northern papers gives
some particulars concerning them.- They
live , on Pumunkery Island, oootaiuing
1,500 acres, on 'the Pamunkoy Bivef.
Thia 1 island* through tho interposition
of>Genterai Washington, was,''b'y legisla?
tive actions secured to this tribe so long
as they existed, for their .use, and. in no
case'td'bo iutrudfcd DRon by tho whitca
or alienated' from 'tho Indians. . Thorn
aro now about ninety of thom of both
sexes and vurioue; ages,' who inhabit tho
island ap d cultiva to ita. soil. They have
good, ' ; comfortable, framed ' - buildings
and Ape gardens, with teams, and aro in
comforUblo circumstances. 'They 'are
alic Baptists,- have a church, Sunday and
day schools, oud rt white feuaeJo teacher.
They h ave" a chief, who, ; is electivo, who
exercises, a supervision over them, and
before whom ! all minor differences per-,
tain i pg to their' mattera between mat;
and, niau aro . brought .for settlement.
griminal mattara , uro., tried before tho
otra ty Court. ',
. . : Te.-;, v^y,?g ? ?_ii"
A Pariii letter to the Washington Pa?
triot says: . . i; f ur '?? ?
"PuriB, invBpito of tho still existing
Btate pf aie?e and .military disciplino,
has become Paj-ja^ ouoo tr^pre, and that
simple 'statement includes every'luxury,
- folly, sensation and pleasure possible or
impossible; a. ahauge'lblo,delightful,
varied .whirlpool of oxoiteurent, frolic
and fever; os . enthusiastic, impetuous
and uncontrollable as over. Yet, indeed,
the seductions'and charms of Paris are
as palpable, evident and real as before
the war,,and already)her countless ad
mi rora an d. ardent adorers, touriste ; and
;sight-seers, have' r?-appe?red 'from"the
foggy banks of the Thames, the afcuro
shies/, of Italy, tho barren oteppes of
? Muscovy, and -the frozen fords of Nor
?way*,; On they.oomo,.from, all parts bf;
the world, uu xioua, ?lirions, im pat iou t,
barning,' to behold once more that fasci?
nating airoh, which was alwaya a refuge
and1 a second. homo to ontcaat?/, exiles, j
. friends/ and . ?003,. . rich and, poor
oil
thronging . and rpshing, hyland ,pnd
' water, to ace for themselves the dears and
' gashes'hot entirely ol>! i tera ted on that
- amil i hg ?aco, but which will ?OOII disap?
pear." . ;
\ ? Saratoga oprr?ep?pd?ot writes thuB:
.^.^perliWltefdre' mo'un flouncing thc
death of a once ominant clergyman. He
died.io an obscuro sillago in- Canada.
. lie was settled in tba city of New York.
His society was rich, largo and fashiona?
ble; He'rode ou tho wave of popular
favor. Crowds attended Iiis1 ministry,
and his pay waa large. Ia the height of
?-"trhv popnla>ity,''blBtter was received by
the principal warden-of tho church late
ono ?at-urday njght, announcing bis re?
signation, and saying that lie had Bailed
for Europe Unit'day. No reason was OS
' signed, and tho -parish was in's state of
great excitement, i - Afte'r a time the pas?
tor ; came foaok. His reasons for bis
.course were stranger t,han his. conduot.
The principal one was. that he was ? ob?
ject to blackmail, and ho could endure'it
I no longer. ' Ho was sooti settled in an
adjoining city, over an important charge.
His popularity was renewed. But aeon
he left, went to Caiy?Ya, (ook tho pjace
' of an assistant miiiiaier ih a small ?bargo,
and there be died. His secret died with
him." .
'.The Paris correspondent of tho Daily
News writes, that the widow of-General
Clement Thomas has died at the little
town qt Kollendorf. Her mind Was up
Bet" by the murder of her husband, and
abe was ao pereftaded that his assassins
were in pursuit of ber that she changed
her lodgings frequently, and sometimes
twice in the same day.
"What is the world coming to,1' ask?
the New York 'Tribune, alluding lo the
late speech of the Prince of Wales in
defence of his brother And of Mr. Glad?
stone in behalf of the Qaeeo, "when it
is found needful to- defend the useless?
ness of princes abd argue about the per?
sonal standing of the Queen?'.'
EDWARD E. ARTHUR.
Attorney and Counsellor ht Law,
? NO. 7 LAW R4NGE*
\1TTILL practice in tho Circuit and Probate
VV ' Courts of Richland ' and adjoining
Counties._' _July 12 tgmo
Nativo and Foreign Wines..
80UPPBRNONG, Concord, Hontems, Cla?
ret, Champagnes, just received anti for
sale low, by E. HOPE.
ITS CURE AND IT8 PRE VEMTIVE,
BY J. II. 8 CH E NC It, M. D.
MANY ft hatnnn being boa' passed away,
for whose death tbcro was no other rca.
j BOD.than tho-neglect of kn?wu and indisput?
ably ])roven means of cure. Those near and
I d?ar to family autT fripndB are sleeping tho
dreamless slumber into whiob, bad they calm
I {y adopted
1 ., DR? JOSEPH II. SCUBNCK'.S
I V- SI MPLE TEE ATM EN T,
' And availed themselves of his wonderful eflft
I caoioua medtoinea, they would not bavo fallon.
I Dr. Bohonck has, in bia own caae, proved
I that whorevor sufficient vitality, remains, Uiat
vitality, by bia medicines aud bis diroctiona
for their nae; ia- Quickened into healthful
vigor.
In thia atatomout there ia nothing presump?
tuous. To tho faith of tho invalid la made no
representation that ls bot a IhouBan?timoa
substantiated by living and visible works.
The theory of, the euro by Dr. 8 ch cock's me
dlcine.laas aimplo as it is unfailing. Its phi
loaophy.rcriuiroa, no argument. It ia aelf-aa
euring. Bolf-cohvinclng.
-The Hoaweod Tonio and Mandrake Pille art
the Or nt two we ap ou a w'ith wbbm the citado!
of the malady ia assailed. Two-thirds of tut
oases of consumption originate.in dvBpopeit
and a functionally disordered liver. With thu
condition tho bronchial tubes "sympathize'
with tho stomach. They respond to the mor
biflo action of tho liver. Bore, then, comoi
the culminating result, and. the eotting in
With all itu distressing symptoms, of
r" . . 'fcqtosuMPTiow.
Tho MandrnkoTills aro composed of one o
nature's nobleatgifta-the Pudopbillum Pol
tatum. (They poaacas all tho blood-search
i.ug, aiteraliTo properties of calomel; but, nu
Uko calomel, they." .
I "LEAVE NO STIXO JlKH]\n."
Tire' work'of ouro ia now' beginning.. Th
vitiated and maooun deposits in the bowel
-and in tho alimentary canal are ejected. ' Th
liver, like a clock, ia wound up. It arooae
from Its torpidity. The stomach acta roapoi
etvely, and the patient begins to fcol that fa
I IS'getting, ablast, .
: A SUPPLY OF GOOD DLOOD.
- The Seaweed Tonio, in conjunction with tl
I Pills, permeates aud assimilates with thc foo
Ohylincatlpn ia now progrcaaing without i
f?reviona tortured. Digestion becomes pail
eas, and-the'Cure ia seen td be at han
There/da ho more flatulence, no exacterbatic
of tho stomach.. An appetite sots in. .
Now comos the greatest Blood Purifier ev
yet given by an indulgent father to aurTerh
man. Bobenck'a Pulmonio Syrup cornea in
perform ita functions and to.hauten and coi
pinto the -onrev. It entera-at-onoe apon i
work.. Nature'cannotbecheatod. Itcollec
and ripens the impaired and diaeaaed portio
of-the lungs.- In. the form of gatherings,
prepares them for expectoration, and lol .ic
very short time, the malady ia vanquish e
th ??.rotton throne thatitocoupiedia r?nov?t
and made new, and the patient, in all tho di
nity of regained vigor, etepa forth to e?j
?he manhood or tho womanhood that waa
GIVER TJP AS? I.OST. .'
The second thing ia, tho patients must at
in a warm room until thny get well; it ia
most impossible to provont taking cold wh
the lungs aro ?lissas ed, hut it must ho p
vonted, or a- cure' cannot bo effected. Frt
air and riding ont,'especially in thia aeoti
of the oonntry liv the fall and winter eo&si
are all wrong. Physicians who rocommc
that course lose.their patiente, if their lui
aro tadly diseased, and yet, because they i
in the house, they must not sit down qui
they must walk-about tho room as much i
as fas* aa the strength will boaV, to get uj
go6dj 'c!rculation: of blood. The patio
.fiiU'si'kflep in ??Od spirits- be determined
'get Well. Thia baa a gre.it deal to do with
appetite, and J s tue great point to gain.
To despair of cure lifter such evidonco ol
poBrtibilit^'in-the worst canes, and moral I
?taluty in all.o thora, is sinful.. Pr. Schern
peraonal statement to the Faculty of his <
cure was in these modest words:
* "Many y ear a ago I was in the last atage
consumption; confined to my bed, and at
time my physicians thought that I could
live a week; then, like a drowning mau ca1
lng at n tr aw s,' 1 beard of and obtained
preparation s which I now offer to the pul
and they .made A perfect cure of mo,
aeemed to me that I could feel them pen?t
my whole ey a taja. Thev soon ripened
, matter in tay lungs, and I would spit up a
than a pint of offen airo yellow matter o'
morning for a long time.
B"As soon aa that began to subside
cough, fever, pain and night aweata all be
to leave me, andmy appottte became Bog
tha?it was with difficulty that I could I
from eating too much. I soon gained etrei
and have grown.in flesh ever sinco.
"I waa weighed shortly after my recov<
added tho Doctor, "then looking like a t
skoloton; my weight waa only ninety-a
pounds; my present weight ia two hun
and twenty-five [226] pounds, and for yet
have enjoyed uninterrupted .health."
Dr. Bithenck bas dieoontinned his pr
atonal viaita to New York and Boston. I
hie son, Dr. J. H. Hclienck, Jr., still con
to BCD-patients at their office, No. 15 ?
Sixth street, Philadelphia, every Sate
from.9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Those who v?
thorough examination with the Reapiroi
will ba charged $5. Tho Ileapirometet
clarea the exact condition of tho lungs
patienta can readily learn whether the
ourable or not. .
Tho direotiona for taking the medicine
adapted to the intelligence oven of a i
Follow thoso directions, and kind natur
do the rest, excepting that in aome cam
Mandrake Pilla aro to be taken in inor
doses; the three medicines need no otb
eompaniments than the tm pin instru?
that accompany them: First create api
Of returniug health hunger ia the moe
como symptom. When it cornea, aa i
como, let tho deapaiijog at once bo ol
cheer. Good blood at once folio WH, the
loosens, tho night sweat is abated,
ehort time both of those morbid ay m
are gone forever.,
Dr. 8chenok's medicines aro constant)
io tena ot thousands of families. Aa a
live or purgative, the Mandrake Pilli
standard preparation; wbilo the Pul
Wyr UP. aa a curer of coughs and colds, t
regarded aa a propbylaoteric agnfas:
auront lon in any of its forinti.
Pri cu of the Pulmonio Syrup find' Sc
Tonie, ll.rid a bottle, or 47 60 a half
Mandrake Pills, 25 ots. a box. For sab
druggists and dealers JOHN F. HEM
8 College Place, New York, Wholcsalo A
Nov 19_ ? ?
ICE COLD SODA WATER
PURU FRUIT SYRUPS, of
obtained at MCKENZIE'S
LOON. Try it.
BILIOUSNESS AND INDIGESTION_
Th?ae two complaints aro more goucral at this
ea aa on ol tho y oar than st almost any o I her.
Tboy aro closely akin; for biliousness always
involves au impaired digestion, and indiges?
tion is neoosearily an accompaniment of u dis?
ordered or torpid liver. Happy the manor
woman who can boast of a stomach that has
never felt the horrors of dyspepsia, and to
whom that groat secretive agent the liver,
has novor given pain or trouble Not oue in
a thousand can lay claim to entire immunity
from irregularity in these organs. How, then?
shall <they bo regulated? Not by powerful
cathartics, altornated with ordinary stimu?
lants, but hy a medicinal invignrant, like
H OSTEITE R'S HTOMAOH B1TTEE8, willoh
combino in duo proportion tho' tonic and the
alterativo principle. . Wherever thorn ia a
church, a school-house, and a general ?tore,
this famous medicino may ho procured. No
viii igo merchant finds it prudent to be with?
out it, for it ia inquired for every day by every
claps. Tho workingman buya it because it In?
creases bia capacity for toil, and la followed by
no re-action. Tho effect of tho salubrious
roots, herbs, etc., of which it is composed,
diffused through bia system by tbepuro stimu
, laut whioh forms the basis of the Bitters, is
moat healthful and invigorating. Tho scholar,
tho merchant, and, in fact, all mon whose
minds or bodies, or both, are in conetant ex?
ercise, will derivo benefit from i te uso. To
persona of sedentary babita it supplies, in
? some measure, that activity in the circulation
whioh ia obtained by physical exertion, and ia
[ tho beat known remedy for constipation. Ask
j for Hoatetter'a Btomach Bittere, and do not
be coaxed into purchasing any of tho imita?
tions and frauds sometimes offered in ita
atoad._ Aug 2 f 3
MANHOOD :
How Lost! How Restored!
Just published, in a scaled enve?
lope. Price, six. eenls.
ALECTURE on tho .Natural Treatment
and Radical Curo of Spermat?rrbca or
Hbminal Weakness, Involuntary- Emissions,
Sexual Debility, and Impedimenta to Marri?
age.' generally;, Nervousness, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Fhyaical Inca?
pacity, resulting from Bclf-Abuao, Ac, by Ro
ijHHT J. CUL.VERWKL.L., M. D., author of tho
?'Green Book," Ao.
"A Doon to Thousand* or Sufferers."
Sent under seal in a plain envelope, to any
[address, post-paid, on'receipt or six cents, or
two postage stamps, hy OHAS. J. O.KLINE
& CO.,
187 Bowery, New York-P. O. Box, 4,080.
June 12_ gtqti
MKUICAU
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN. on great so?
cial : evils and abuses, whioh interfere
with MABSXAOK, with euro means of relief for
tho erring and unfortunate, diseased and de?
bilitated; Kent in sealed letter envelopes,
freo of Charge. Address HOWARD SANITA?
RY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa. Mar 21 3mo
.TURNIP SEED"
ci H
.?W AT w
te <x>
Q E. E.'JACKSON'S, &j
. ? GO g
IN
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS' IMPROVEMENT.
TT1H0SE who have-lost several Natural
I Teeth, and have neon advised to part
with remaining sound ones, aa tho first step
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
requested, b? fero submitting to a practico,
cruel in itself and ofton unnecessarily per?*
formed, to convinco themselves of its fallacy,
by looking closely into a matter, of eo much
importance. . ,
The Above improvement was designed to re?
sist so deplorable a. practico, and arter a tho?
rough teat of more'than three years, ia found
capable of accomplishing what no other sys?
tem of Artificial Dentistry baa heretofore dono.
It is now possible to obtain partial cases.
whioh will eave for years Natural Teeth, and
be at tho same timo roliablo in every respoct.
An invitation ia hereby givon to euch aa
feel .Intoreatod to call at our Operating
Booms, and examine duplicate specimens of ]
Mines now in actual usn.
Nov 6 t REYNOLDS A REYNOLDB.
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
-* ? .
Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware 1
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, and
all work in thia lino, put up to order
and ready for salo at tho
OA It O J. INA MANUFACTORY.
Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry
ll EN lt ? H. BLEA8E,
March 22 t Proprietor
FRESH
TURNIP SEED!
J^UTA BAGA,
GLOBE,
NORFOLK,
RED TOP,
FLAT DUTCn,
For Salo by W. O. FISHER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
?' July M 'bino. ? Opposite Colombia .Hotel. _
Pearl Grist.
-1 rv BARRELS PEARL GRIST,
lu 5 barrels Pearl Hominy, for salo hy
July 12_ _ E. HOPE.
Wasted to Rent,
aa - A COTTAGE, at moderate rato, within
gllgtwbor threo squares of tho Pnotmx Ofllco.
Apply, or address H. N. E., at this office
Free Soup ovory day, at ll o'clock, at POL?
LOCK'S.
CLOTHIMG HOUSE
CHILDS & WILEY,
CO LU BI tl I A , s . c .
WE liavo' marked down all of our large
atnckof READY-MADE CLOTH IN? to
such low flgureB that tho prico cornea within
roach o? all that wish a gootl lilting garment,
made in tho latest stylo and by tho beat mak
ors in Now York. Wo aro the only houBO that
sell All Linen Drawers nt ii.50. Wo are the
.only bouao that have tho imported Roo-Sucker
Calcutta .Su it?, wart anted genuine. An in?
spection of our largo Block will settle tho
mind of any ono that money ?B mado by buy?
ing from na. Thirty-two inch fiolv Leather I
Trunks, only a few left, at $2(1 Jnno 28
WM. GLA.ZE~
(Form?r?y (Haze & Itaddiffe,)
HAS on band, at reduced prices, GOLD and
bl LY KU WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL?
VER and PLATED WARE, Houso Furnishing
GoodB, ?nun. Pistols and Sporting (li ods.
N. U. Having the agoncv of the American
Philadelphia WatchoB, (Paulus Pat. 18G3.)I
am prepared to furnish them at manufac?
turer's prices. I eau recommend them a first
class time pi?ce.
Bopairiog and Engraving done 1) Y fl rn t olaSs
workmen, and warranted. WM. GLAZE;
Ono door North Scott A Son's .Banking
Ilonfle._ Juno 9 f2ino
The Dexter Stables.
qoji TUE undersigned have re
Mf^\ moved their Stables to the new
: Ijty/fy^^ building, immediately Routh of
?|7Hsfc',t>?#^ Tan nev's Hall, and, with a new
VT^S^ fstock of 0ARRIAOE8, RUG?
OLES ami fine HORSES, aro prepared to an?
swer all calla that may bo made npon them,
lloraos bought and sold on cominieaion.
Persona in want of good stock, are invited to
give un a call. Liberal advances made on
atock left for aale. BOYCE A CO.
W. H. BOYCE.
C. lj. PETTISOII.1.._Jan 24
CORRECT TIME
?MAY be obtained by calling at ISAAC
BULZBACHER'S and purchasing one
of those justly celebrated ELGIN
WATCHES, and where yon can Ant* *
completo stock of Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware, of the beut
manufacture lu addition are the
United States, Waltham, English and Swiss
Watches in Gold and Silver (;sses, which will
bo oloscd out at New York prices.
Constantly on hand flue Gold Chaina, Soal
Rings, Charms,Locket?, Sleeve Buttons,Sots,
and a varied stock of Fancy ArticICB.
All kinds of Ropairing done promptlv, and
warranted, by ISAAC SULZUACUER;
April 27 Undor Columbia Hotel.
Pearl Grist.
-1 f\ MILS. FRESH PEARL GRIST, Just
WJ received and for sale low bv
Jone 15 _ JOHN AGNEW A SON.
DR. D. L. BOOZER ;
jfi?iEfiffiL) WOULD respectfully inform
uTrv^^? '4'a Putrous atJ'^ Oie public Re
^-U-OL.T--r norally that he has moved into
bia new office, ovor Bnftie A- Chapman's Book?
store, oppovite tho Colombia Hotel, where he
ia prepared tc execute, satisfactory, all op??
ration? and work, of whatsoever kind bis pro-,
fenelon demands. Term? accommodating.
March 8_
Livery and Sale Stables.
f^^^^^^^^l^^^^^* will continue tho brt
^OJ?B**VS?SB Laiatfcs.- hincan heretofore con?
ducted by Agnow A Co , at the old stands of
the late firm. His Omnibuses and Carriages
will convoy passengers to and from- the Kail
road Depts to the Columbia Hotel, tho Kick
eraon House, or any part of the city. He will
also tun. ir h noreen, Buggies, Carriages, ?Vc,
for hire on reasonable terms, and solicits tho
patronage of the bunda of the late firm, -
_J tl n s 28 OW KJN DALY. _
For Salo,
3?AA ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
. \JUVJ onthoLdisto.
750 ACHES in Kershaw-in lots to auit.
Saw Mill and 2 OOO acres nf Laud in Lexing?
ton, on North Edinto, 17,000.
2,500 acres Watereo bottom Land, 12 pr acre
2,600 acros creek bottom and pino Land, at
$2 per aero. 1 House in this city, t-5,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
city-18.500. Apply to JOHN BAUSJ?ETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Eatatc Agent.
Seo*. 2.1 * ly
IO
Congress Water.
CAST*.H for salo low bv
Jnnol7 GEO. RY M METIS.
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF tho most approved styl?e, oaii be ob?
tained at I. SULZUACHERH catablieh
mont, Main Btroot, Columbia Hotel Row.
Sots and half BOIB in great variety. Also,
Bolitairo and duster DIAMONDS. 8PECTA
OLES and EYE-OLASSES to snit all agea.
GEORGE TUPP ER,
BROKER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
COLUMBIA, & c.
OFFICE over W. C. Fisher's Drng Store,
opposite Columbia 'Hotel, Main street. May 2
Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength and unproven
their health._J??T?i'J?
'Diamond' and 'Orange' Brand Hams,
?f f \ TIERCES of th?se "incomparables"
JLv>F j nat to hand and for sale by
JUDO 17 _J2K,)- SYMMF.RS.
Seagers' Beer
T\ON'T oontain Strychnine, lt in pure, and
\J warranted tobe so. March ll
Blackwell's gonui'no Durham Smoking To
bao.o at POLLOCK'S.
mm CASSU?EBE PANTS,
FORMERLY $1C to $18, wo ffifc?S%?
aro now malting for $12 and?fiffi[^jj|a
?13, to close out our line of French Cootia.
Light Oassimcre Suits at Cost.
KOw is tho timo to order our perfect-fitting
SHIRTS, wai ranted to please.,
A few Ladies' TRAVELlNQ TRUNKS, at
cost.
A3" Call and aocuro BARGAINS at;
Ju'y ll R. Ik W. C. SWAFFIF.LD'S. (
SHIELDS & GLAZE,
CULU1IBU, S. C.,
Palmetto Iron Works,
MANUFACTURERS of STEAM ENGINES
and BOILERS, Saw,.Grist and Cane
Mills, all sizes, all kindB of Agricultural Im?
plements, Bona* and Blore Fronte. Iron Rail?
ing, Iron and Brass Casting; Shafting, -Pul?
leys and Hangers made to order. ,
ALSO, .
Manufacturera of UTLEY'S IMPROVED
LEVER COTTON PRESS, which WSB awarded
tho first premium in Non h Carolina, South
Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana last fall
Wo alao manufacturo the DIXIE SCREW
COTTON PRESS-a cheap and durable one.
8end for circulara. . ; ?
Orders Ailed on short not ?co and on most
reasonable terms._^_Jone 24 3mo
REDUCTION
. ' . ... ..If .'.
PRICE
OP
Spring and Summer Clothing*.
T .. " '''..AT i. ;\?i' '
, R. & W. C. SWAFFLELD'S.
WE har:, tho largest retail stock in/tho
State, and anxious to reduce it, viii
sell it at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES...
Tho slock Is unbroken, .and tho best'?tock
wo have ever handled.
New HATS, of a desirable atylo, .Jost re?
ceived.
Thia reduction will applv also to our CUS?
TOM DEPARTMENT. May.io
AFEW reasons why thoy should have the
preference over all others: .
li wheeler & Wilson's Sowing Machine is
much simpler than any of tho others;, re?
quiring lera than half the amount of ma
oninery.
, 2 Aa tho ret ult nf thia atinppcily, thia ma?
chine is much., lets liable than tho. others to
get ont of repair.
S. Another result of this simplicity is
groator durability.
4>. Another rosult is lea? friction, and, con?
st qnontly, greater cuso and raj id itv of mo?
tion, with lesa nnisn.
' 6. And greatest of all, that lt ?es no Shut?
tle, and makes the lock stitch. !' 1
. It ia tho cheapest to buy the bsKt. Boy the
machine that has Justly, fairly and honora?
bly won a reputation and Independence.1'
against a strong and bitter competition. For
moro than twenty yeare has tlie Wheeler A
Wilson not only stood first and foremost,.but
now stands the untivalled Sewing Machino of !
the enlightened civilized world. Boy the ma?
chine that bas beeu thus teated and proved,
and then yon aro sure to get tho beal; For;
anio on tho oaticat possible tem?a. Salea
room Main street, aecond door below FHCSNIX
office, Columbia, S. 0. >
J. 8. PURSLEY, Agent.
A. WnrrE, General Southern Agent.
Juna ai_"_- _Gmo
Guns, Pistols, Etc.
I INFORM my friends and
nib tic in general that I have
Just received an entire new'
Mock of Double and Bingle Bar?
rel GUNS, REPEATERS,. Flasks, Ponohca,
Piatol-Bolts, Capa. Buck-Shot. Cartridge?.
CartridppB for alf kinds of Pistols, Powder
and Shot.
ALSO,.
' REPAIRING done at short notice.
Oct 8 P. W. KRAFT. Main street.
M. H. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-room
Jlfnin Street, near Plain. m
NOW on hand and dAIIy re
>o?iving from the mar.nfao
toiies of New York, Boston,
Cincinnati and Ixi ute vi! UM be
largest assortmenv ol FUR?
NITURE ever kopt in thia market, ooneisting
in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din
ing-Rnom fSuita; 200 Bedsteads of different
patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, tho
coh brated Georgia Split-bottom Chaira.
All kinda of MATTRESSES made to Order.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING dono at
shortest notice and in the best manner.
Terms cash and Oeoda che p. Oct 80
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.,
Grocers and' Commission KerchantB,
CHARLOTTE, V. (J. .
SOLICIT orders Tor COTI i)? , Corn, Flonr,
Bacon, Lard, Ac-, and lan lily Groceriea
generally. OrdorB filled carcuuly and prompt?
ly. _ . . Feb 7lyr
COUNTY ?-1.A1M8 ANO .J ll It Y CRRTt
KICAl'KB houeht hv
[?.ob 6_D. O?MBR1LI?. Broker.
A finn Hummer tonic ia Hattorf'a Bitters
eau bo had at POLLOCK'S.
By authority of a special Act of the Legisla
Wo or kentucky, of March 18. 187i;
tho Trustees of the Pabilo Li- . ,
brary of Kentucky
will give a.
Grand Gift Concert,
. ,AT IiOCisvinLE, Ky.,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1871,
U?DF.R tho direction of the beet Musical
Ta'cnt that can bo procured. Tick?*?
or AdmiMlnn 410 ?avb. Currency; Half
?l l? Urtu Q.*} OU; Q,qr?rter Ticket? %-? CU.
finch ticket will havo attached' to.it four
conpona, of tho denomination of $2.50 each.
The holder ot an outiro ticket will be entitled
to admission to the Concert and to the wholo
I amount of the gift ?warded to it by loi. .?ho
.holder of each coupon will bb entitled io ad?
mission tb the Concert and to one-fourth tho
I amount ot auch gift aa may bo awarded to
tho wholo ticket lo which it'belongs.
To pr?vido funds for thiB Grand Conceit,
and for the;benefit of tho Public Library of
Kentucky, 100,000 tickets will be poid at $10
each, currency. - Tho. Citizens' Bank Of ken?
tucky in'Tr eoe urer.
All rooneys arising from the 'sale of ticket H
will be deposited'with tho Citizens' Bank,
subject only to tho order of the President and
Treasurer of tho Library, countersigned by
tho Business Manager.
, Immediately after tho Concert, tho aura of
$550,000 in greenbacks will be distributed by
lot to tn? holdere of tickets in the- following
Gifts, viz:
ONE G BAND GIFT OF $100,000
ONE GRAND GIFT OF 60,000
Ono girt of $26,000 One gift of $11,000
Ono gift of 20,*00 One gift of 10,000
One gift of 18 000 One gift of 9,000
Ono gift of 18,000 One gfft of 8,000
Ono gift of 17,000 One gilt of 7,000
One gift of 16,000 One gift of 6.0C0
ODO gift of 15 000 One gift of 6,000
One gift of 14,000 One girt of 4,000
One girt of 13.000 Ono gift of 8,000
One gift or 12,000 One gift of 2.0C0
Ten gift?, of $1,000 each, 10,000.
Fifteen gifts, oz $900 each, ... ? 1.1,500
Eighteen gilla, or $800 each, . 14,400
Twenty gifts, of $700 each, ' ' 14.000
Twenty-five gifts. nrt$600 each, 16,000
Thirty gilts, of $500 each, 16,000
Forty glftB, of $400 each, - 16.000
Forty-?vo gift?, o? ?300 each, i. .18.500
Fitty gifts, of $200 each, ... -10,000
440 Gifts, of $100 each, <? ' 44.000
721 Prizes'^ all, $660,000
After paying the expenses of tfao enterprise
and making the distribution of the gifts, tho
balance of tho proceeds arising from the salo
ot tickets willb? appropriated to the rtdnblieh
mentof a FBEE Ll BB ABY in Louisville, to
be called the
Public Library of Kentucky. .
Tho Concert and Distribution"will take
place under tho irmnodiato supervision of the
Trustees named in tbe.Aat of Incorporation,
who are as follows:
TRUSTEES.
Thoa. E. Brandet,' late -Governor of Kcn
. tucky.
Henry Watereon, Editor Pourier-Journal.
W. N; Haldeman, President Courier-Sour- *
I nal Co* . . .. ??-Jj .. Y
Benjamin Caeseday. of Daily Commercial.
George P. Doern, Proprietor Anzeiger'. '?
? H. M. McCarty, of the Dally H?ger.
J*. 8, Cahi, Clerk Jefferson Courter Common
[rioas: . :, " . . i
M. W. Cluelrr, antbor Political Test Book.
B. T. Dnrett, of the Louisville Bar.
.The Trustees will be assisted -by the follow?
ing woll kopwn and eminent citizens of Ken?
tucky, who have consented tobe present lat
the concert and to superintend tho drawing
and distribution or pitta:
?-Vii SUPERVISORS.
Hon. Joshua F. Bullitt, 'late Chief Justine
of Kentucky.- - .
Hon. H. J.. Bile's, J.IKJRO Jcffereon Court
Common Pleaa. -o- >
Hon. T. D. Cochrane, Chancellor Louisville
i Ch anco ry Court. ,A ; X'L .,
Hon. H. W. Bruce, Judge. Jefferedn Circuit
.Court". ,
Hon. W\ B. JJote,' Judge Jefferson C?ttnly
.Courti.
Hom J. 0. Baxter, Mayor of Louisville.
HOD. 'feb. Burrett. City Attorney.
Henry Wolford, City Treasurer Louisville.
Hon. B. J. Wobb, 8enator of Keiituckv.
Col. G. O. Wharton, United States District
I Attorney.
.Col. Phil. Loo, Prosecuting Attorney Ninth
Judicial District.
Gen. J. T.. Rovie, Prcaidonf N., If. and E.
Bi B. ' . . -i- . '
Dr. Ti fi. 'Boll, Professor Medical Univer
I elly, Louisville.
ColouidJilsou P. Johnson, Proprietor Galt
nonie.
Hon J J. Proctor Knott,late Member tr/Con-'
rgrese./ ... . . ; />.i?v-.h ,
. A. O- Brannio, -Proaident Louisville Board
of Trade, , .
James Bridgeford, President Second Na?
tional Hank.
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mer?
chant.
jOAotri ur (he Public Library of Ken?
tucky.. .
H. T. DUH?TT. President.
Vf. N. HALDEMAN, Tic?-Pr?t-ident..
M. W. OLUrtKY, Seoretary.
CITIZENS' BANK, Treasurer.
The holders of lichens to arhieh gifts' are
awarded will be paid on.presentation at the'
cilice in Louisville. "?
A liberal dieeonht will be allowed when 1D5,
500 or 1,000 tickets aro purchased in -a lot.
j All orden accompanied by remittances will
I be promptly attendod to, and tbe tickets .re?
turned by mail registered or expressed, as
ordered. Tho undersigned, late principal
business manager of the very successful
Mercantile Library Gift Concert at San Fran
; ol uno, has been appointed agent and manager
I of the Gift Concert in aid of the Publio Li?
brary of Kentucky.
The drawing will take plaoo in onblio, and
every thing will be donn to satisfy buyers of
ticket* that their interests will be aa web pro
tooted as if they personally superintended
the entire affair. a
Kl un j) rr of Drawing.
There will be two glass'whoels. Ono wheel
will contain 100,000 numbera, plainly printed
on leather tags. The other wheel will con?
tain 721 boxea, each containing a gift. One
tag or number will bo drawn from tho 100,000
wheel, afld the first box drawn from the
second,or 721 b?x whee!, will contain a gift,
neatly printod and a caled np. and the gift eo
drawn hom the second wheel will be the gift
or the tag drat drawn, whether.$100, $1,000. or
$100 OOO. . . "
Giftswill be paid on presentation of tickets
drawing sueh gifts, the second day siter
drawing.. Tickets or coupons drawing .gifts
can bo collected through any business or
banking house lu Louisville, or by any express
company. . .
All tickets are like greenbacks. No record
being kept of purchaser's names, tiokete are
good only to the holder. jj.
Persons dot-irons of acting as agenta far
tho sale of ticket? in any oby in the United
States or Canada?, address . .
. CHAS. R. PETERS,
Manager, Louie ville. Ky., office 120 Main
etreet, Johnson's Block.
N. lt,-Roy ors will note that tb ero are only
100.000 tiokete, instead or SOO/IOG. aa ip . tho
Kan Franoiiico Gilt Concert, and that there ls
$.?0.000moro distributed. '. Ang. 6 Imo*
.The boat plaoo to get a cool onrnmer drink
ia at POLLOCK'S. .", , ??j ?>