The Daily Phoenix.(Columbia, S.C.)...
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THE PHONIX. .TTBLÏHHED DAILY AND TBI-WSEKVY. THE 6L1ANSR, EVEUT WEDNESDAY MORNING. ÔY JULIAN A. SELBY, BP1TOB ASD PBOP1UETOB. Office cn Kain Street, above Taylor. WBook and Job Printing ol every der crip tion promptly and faithfully attended to. THE DAILY "Let our Just Censure PHOMX. TER M S - - -1N ADVANCE, SrtBBCBTrciON. Daily, Six Months. Tri-Weekly, Six Mouth*, - Weekly, ^ix Mooth«, - J 4 00 2 50 1 50 Attend the True Event/' P.Y J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20. 1870. VOL. Y-NO. 203. ADVERTISEMENTS. Per Square, >*ine Lines. flr«t inset tion, IC 7J Each subsequent insertion, . 50 IWevkly, each insertion, ... 75 KW A iiberai discount mude on the above rat** ir'.fn advertisement/ are inserted bi ihe month. WHAT MAY BE AccoMririsiir.D.-Thc Charleston News hus nn article suggest¬ ing what may be done in this State in the next oempaign. Tho News is right. We oan put fifty or more "guardsmen" in the next Legislature. The News is on tho right traok here. It 6ayf>: .'Forty-five able and incorruptible! men, backed by the moral influence of] the whole State, might do much to con- trol the action of the General Assembly in all that concerns deeply ihe welfare of oar people. The forty-five should be a nucleus around whioh the moro sensible or dissatisfied of their opponents would naturally gather. Their influence would be potent in exposing the follies and un¬ masking the villanies of the radical crew. They wonld be the rallying point, the forlorn hope, tho soul and the tongue of all South Carolina. Armed with truth and justice, figting against ignorance and vioe, these forty-fivo guardsmen could and would prevail. And this, mark it! is the worst fato that we aro called upon to meet, so long as wo show n bold front and allow no straggling from tho ranks. We are sure of forty-five repre¬ sentatives in the lower house, if we de¬ file not ourselves by fathering that policy of compromiso which stinks in the nos¬ trils of all honest men. "Forty-five out of one hundred and twenty-four is the least that we shall have. And we can have more. "Wo may carry twenty counties instead of fifteen. We may have sixty or Bevon ty represen¬ tatives, if we plan and toil aright and steep not onr souls in tho sinks of radi¬ cal iniquity. But a compromise with sin, a bargaining with guilt, will, no mat¬ ter what venal politicians say. whelm the State in ruin!" THB FASHING OF ARTHUR.-Prince Arthur is about to pass from Montreal to Washington. It is hardly probable that j he comes in search of the Holy Grail, for the absurdity of searching for any- thing holy in Washington needs no com- ment. Though he were to deck himself in "white samite"-a mystic and won- Jarful garb which, according to the j Hound Table legend, formed the fashion- able costumes ot the period-f.nd, thus, arrayed, were to promenade I'ennsylva- nia avenue and explore tho recesses of the Capitol, the White House, and the Treasury, he would find nothing which the most gushing and imaginative of pilgrims could mistake for tho Holy Grail. The sword which Butler would not return to its rightful owner might serve, at a pinch, as a modern represen¬ tative of the good sword Excali bur; but, unless the peripatetic Arthur is prepared to accept the sacred spittoon of Grant ns a substitute for tho Holy Grail, ho will return empty-handed from his pilgrim- age. He will doubtless reach thi.s city, on his way Southward, in time to assist at tho dinner next Saturday night in honor of John Martin. If he is deter¬ mined to enact King Arthur, he might oonvert tho dining-tablo of Delmonico into nn improvised Round Table, and with John Mitchell a?, bold Sir Bedivere, J. Fisk, Jr.. as Modred, and Michael Connolly as thc gallant Lancelot of the Lake, revive the ancient revels of the Arthurian knights. Curiously enough, Frinee Arthur will p.iss through New York just about the time that «mènerai Lee roaches here on his way io witness tho inovitablo sinking of the Peabody esoort by the Miantonoinab iu l'ortiand harbor. It would bo a singular sight to witness tho meeting of tho gay young Prince of England and the pray ar.d war¬ worn leader of the armies of the South. Tho one bas a brilliant futuro before him; the other only tho sad memorie1-- of a lost cause.-New York World, Pocket Diaries for 1870. PLAIN AND SELF-CLOtSlX'!. (T)(\ DIFFERENT sizea and pricer;. Miller's £\3 Bonth Carolina Almanac. Also, Ron- doa, American, Rural, Church and Pictorial Almanacs, for 1670. For salo bv Jan6_ BRYAN ft McCARTER. For Sale. 2 FIN E BILLIARD TABLES, Sharpe's make, slate bedding, 'fables arc in good order, with Coes, Balls and Counters com- plete. WiU be sold very low. Apply to Jan ll O. DÏERCKS. | HEISE'S DINING SALOON w mm 18 OPENED for the»- I >¿^ggg&g SEASON, with cl.i.icc TOMfcV OYSTERS, GAME, Ac, together with TT^ overything thut ie usually kept in a llrst class Restaurant. Nov 10 O^LUNCH every day at ll o', loch. Groceries, Wines, Liquor«, &c. V,-rf. BAGGING, ROPE, IRON IL««» J TIES. BACON, Clear RihbedfiSH JQHB^Sides and Shoulders. A choicePxM article. Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard,"*"" in barrels, kegs, 8 Iba., 5 and 10 lb. j ackages. Choice Family Flour, in bbl«, and bags, with a fell assortment of other grades. Liverpool Suit, in sacks. Mackerel-Nos. 1, 2 and ;!, in hbls., halves, quartors and kite. SUGAR and COFFEE, of all grades. Tl'AS, rd' all grades. Molasses-Muscovado, New < (ricans and Sugar Honse Syrup. Tobacco and SogH.ru. Soap; Can¬ dles, in boxes and half boxes; Ch< enc, Crack- ors, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal¬ mon, in cans and glass. Liquors-Choice Old Cabinet, Monongahela, Rye and t.; rn Whis¬ key, and a variety of other hue brande. WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass Bound Tubs, Puns, Churns, Buckets and ( ans, Nails, Of all sizes, Shot or all number!-. Cast¬ ing, Rota, Ovens, Spiders, Skillets and Frying Pane, of all sizes. All the above named with mr.ny other arti¬ cles has been rocontiy purchased and selected with care tnd will bo enid low for cash. Give na a call. WELLS & CALDWELL, Near the H. C. and G. and C. Railroad Depot nest door to National Hotel. Oct IC + Special KTotloes.j 111". \ L.T li's BEST DEKEXCE. »Thc weakeatetb herbs,-' says St. rani, so tbat eighteen hundred years ago thc value of me¬ dicinal plants was appreciated. In the Old Teetament botanical remedies are repeatedly recommended, but in no passage ot sacred history is man recommended to swallow calo¬ mel, or blue pill, or any other miucral prépa¬ ration. The sick were directed to eat herbs ro strengthen them, to purify them, to heal tlipm, to restore thor.!. In thtit da j the art of making vegetable extracts was unknown. The herbal medicines were mero infusions. lt was reserved for a later age to unite the sanitary essences of tunic, aperient and anti- bilious roots, barks and plants, with an active stimulant, and thus secure their rapid diffu¬ sion through the debilitated or disordered sys¬ tem. The crowning triumph of this effective mode of concentrating and applying tho vir¬ tues of medicinal vegetables wau achieved in tho production of Hostettcr's Stomash Bitters. Never before had a perfectly pure alcoholic stimulant been combined with thc expressed Juices of the finest species of thc vegetable kingdom. Never yet, though eighteen years have elapsed einco ile introduction, has" this great rcatorativo been equalled. It is taken at all seasons, in all climes, as the most po¬ tent safeguard against epidemics, as a pro¬ tection against all unhealthv exhalations that produce debility or beget disease: as a remedy for intermittent and other malarious fevers: as an appetizer; as a sovereign cure for dys¬ pepsia; as a general tonic and invigorant; as % gentle, painless aperient ; as a blood dépu¬ rent; as a nervine; as a cure for bilious affec¬ tions; as a harmless anodyne; and as tho BEST DEFENCE e>F BEALTll under unfavorable circum¬ stances, such as sedentary pursuits, undue bodily or mental exertion, hardship, privation and exposure. Jan lGtG JUST OUT.-"CHERRY PECTORAL TROCHES!"' superior to all others for Coughs, Colds, Soro Throat, and Bronchitist, ant! Hoarsenoes. None so pleasant-none cv.re se quick. Manufactured by BISHTON A: CO.. Astor House. New York. For sale by Dr. C. H. MIPT, Columbia, S. C No more ol these horrible tasted, nanseat ing, "Brown-' Cuhch things. Dec 28 fimo PAIN KILLER-A CUKE FOR DIPII THEMA.-AU interested, phase rer.d th< following extract from a letter from Mrs. E:lci B. Mason, wife et Rev. Francis Mason Tounghoo, Birroth: * * * My son was taken vi« len. y tic! with diphtheria, cold chills, burning :< vcr am sore throat. I counted one morning ten littl vesicles in his throat, very white, and hi tougue, towards tho root, just like a water melon, tull of seeds; the remainder coated t> thick as a knife-blade. So many childro have died ¿round here, 1 was atraid :o cali physician, and I though: I would try yt.-.-. Pain Killer for a gargle, with sr.-.i.l! doses ii wardly. I did so, and found :!:< '--argie inv« riably cut off the vesicles, end i.>- ra:i-.t .1 thei up, often covered with blood. Ho was talo¬ on Sunday; c:i Wednesday, LS throat clear, and his tongue rapidly .-.< aring "ff. also -.teed it r.s a liniment, with castor an hartshorn, for his neck. I: seemed :< n.c wonderful cure, and I can but wish i; could V known to the many pi or mothers in v.: lan who arc losing sc many children ty th: dreadful disease. 1 have found your Pa.n Killer :... <? : tit most valuable medicines iv..- ns i Hirtnah. 0::*c I was Mung ty .. very larg black scorpion: the pain indeseribi hie. ' immediately apphe I the Pain Killi r, 1 never travel without :t. again and ¡.^Ü;I and m half an hour my fout w.¿s weil. Dr. Walton writes from Cosehocton: "Y< -. Pain Killer cures this new iliueasc-: < rU & Throat-that it. so alarmiugly-previ lent here; and it has not been known I J fail ; any instance wheu used in time. '1 .'¡is fact ye Should make known to the world."' It is usc ir, this disease as a gargle and '.< .. ::, :.- w< as a tonic and stimulant. In Halifax, where this dieasi pr« vj.il« '. ii many months in its most malignant form, tl nee of PEUitY DAVIS' "PAIN KILLER*' was inv riably attended with the most favorable r suits,when it was used i rt the disease bael mai too much progress to preclude the use uf powerful a stimulant, Jan i lniolS EtUlOltS OF YOI;m.-A gentleman w] suffered f".- years from Nervous Debility, I'i mature Decay, and all the effects < j yo .th! indiscretion, will, for sake ol suffering buna uity, send free to u!l who need it, the i ccipt and directions tor making the siinj remedy l y which Le was cured. Buffon wishing to profit by the advertiser's expo euee, can do so by addressing, wi:L perfi confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN. Nov 1ft Suio No. -¿2 Cedar street. New Yor TO CONSUMPTIVES-The advertís having been restored to health in a few wee by a very simple remedy, after having eiffel eeveral years with a severe lung affection, c that droad disease, Consumption, is anxioui make known to h;* fellow-sufferers thc mei of cure. To all who desire it, he will bind a cop* the prescription used, ;iice ol'charge,i w the directions for preparing and using same, which they wi!i lind a SURE Cuni: CONSUMITION, ASTHMA, BRON, BITIS, etc. ' object of the advertiser in sending the j ;<c: iptinn is to benefit the afflicted, tnd spr information which bc conceives to be inva' ble; and ho hopes every sufferer will try remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and i provo a blossing. Parties wishing thc prescription, will ph address Ri v. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County, New Yor Nov 10 3n SPECIAL NOTICE-To partier- ;n wai Doors, Sashes and Blinds, w< ref« r to tl:< vertieement of P. P. Toa le, the large in; facturer of those goods in Charleston. 1 list furnished on application. Jr.lv :~ or !: Limburgher Cheese. I f\f\ BBS. of this celebrated ( HE .LUVJ just to hand. Also, 10 boxes prime Cutting Ch« < e<. ó bnxes Yonng America Che-, se. For sale by CFO. S Y MM EÎ Notice. I A LL Book Accounts and Notes due E. J\. D. Hope must bo paid by the lirst of Iruary next, or they will be placed in tho b of aMajiBtrate or Attorney for colleotio Jan 20 EDWAHD HOI Charleston Advertisements. Mill Pond and Channel Oysters. SUPPLIED in quantities t<> nuit purchasers. Ordert- from all parts Ol the interior solicit¬ ed. Address Thoa. McCradv, Agent, I'. O. Box ^130, Charleston, S. C. REFERENCES.-James A«lger A Co., Hon. J. B. Campbell. Hr. St. J. Havenel, David Jen¬ nings, McCrady ,V Son, \V. C. Dingle. John H. Ryan. Oct 24 3mo BAVGirS RAW BONK SUPER-PHOSPHATE of LIME. IAM now receiving my supplies of this MA- NURE, and Planters'can rely upon getting au article fully np to standard as per analysis. Ail bought from myself er authorized Agents, I will guarantee, as every cargo so sold is ana- lyzed on arr.val ber«. and the high character ol'thc Manure fullv kept up. J. N. ROBSON, Sole Agen*, for South Carolina, Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Whan, Charleston, s. C. R. «J NEALL: «V SON, Ag«¡its for Richland County. Prof. Shepard save of analysis made Oct«>ber lt!, lSi'.O: "A valuable Manure, and decidedly superior to the article of las: year." Experiment made by M. C. M. Ilsmmoml, ol Beech Island, S. C.: No Manure......... s»!-7 - ced cotton pr sere IV.'ilbs.Per. Guano. 1,¡12« .. .? " 175 lbs. Baugh's. i,4s'J " " " Dec 22 *3mo J. N. ROBSON, Commission Merchant, NOS. 1 AND J ATLANTIC WHARF. CHARLESTON. S. C. HAYING ample means for advances, alusi- ness experience of twenty years, and confining himself strictly to a" COMMISSION BUSINESS, without operating on his own ac-1 count, respectfully solicits consignments of Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, etc. Shippers of Produce to him may. at their option, have their consignments sold either in Charleston or New York; thus having tho ad¬ vantage o: two markets,without ixira c«>m- roiesii n. nKrcnr.N< is: Bishop v.'. M. Wightman, S. C.; Col. Wm. Johnson, Charlotte, N. C.;Rev. T. O. Summers, Tennessee; Hon. John F. King, Augusta,Ga.; Messrs. George W. Williame A Co., Charlee-j ;on, S. C.: M«ssr-. Williams,Taylor A Co. '.few York. Arril28+lv PANKNIH'S HEPÜTIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSFEPSIA, '.>!. <..:. KS&At'ti fr irr 1 STOMACH AND LIVER. Í z.z ED:C y-~ - FACU IT *V. HEGE:.ÍAN co., i ti i:si *», .w;ir > '/ w a. -. « - Manufactured by C. F. PANKNIN. CHBilST AW APCTBICAW, CHA It I.KSTON, ~. c-. M£~For ¡sale by Druggists lie-ry u l. t re.'40 Feb 5 -ly STOL!,. W Kit II CO., WHOLESALE HEY GOODS. **** .... , *-*'.. Domestics:*:re. " *' " Lace-Store. Vi v ¿7 CHARLESTON, S. C. ly Fine G chi Watch Chains Or a':! «he late*«: stvlcs, : ir Ladies an i Gei tlomen, i ^r salt by WILLIAM GLAZE. I »ec bi Watches and Jewelry Repaired IN tho beet manner, by ir?: .':f.ss worknit and warranted. ENGRAVING fim iv executed. Dec IC WILLIAM GLAZE. Fine Gold Watches _mm_rj^^ ^ n" descriptions, for Ladies i jLW^ and Gi r.tlemen, for salo at >m^| WILLIAM GLAZES, ^^^^^^^^m One door North cd Messrs. Scott A Williams' Banking House. Dec i*'- Seed Oats and Barley. -I /\ BUSHELS GENUINE NORWAY BLACK LU OATS. 50 bushels genuine Canada BARLEY. These seeds art- worthy attention of scienti¬ fic Farmers: the yield ia enormous and the quality of the gram raised superior to any other,"and commands far higher prices. Dec 7 CFO. 8YMMERS. Kerosene '. Kerosene ! '. PURE KEROSENE OIL, warranted HO, ñre test, for sale low by thc barrel and at re¬ tail; also in Öve gallon tin cns. at »;o cents, per gallon-no charge for cans-winch :s very convenient lor country purchasers. Ntv 't " J. AT.R. AGNEW. Fresh Norfolk Oysters. .£E>kv / \ IF vcu want fresh Norfolk OYS« ^M-firTI-...*"? "di at tho Columbia I .. ^^£t\ü¡r I i-''..HC. where they are kepi c«>i.- etantly on hand, and sold low for cash. AU orders from thc country promptly attended to. NovlOSmo* JOHN D. BATEMAN. ALEX. Y. LEE, Ari l: itect. C Iv iI a mt llyriraalic Kaglntrr. GENERAL Agent h r the state of South Ca¬ rolina for Monle'e Patent EARTH CLO¬ SET. Nov ".(i EXCHANGE HOUSE, PAVSINGER A; FRANKLIN, Proprietors. "*§Ä^ THE »hov« house is conveniently wHBk a'.''. M.o-i un et-Kept on * .fi w Lu roi" a: pian, wit! largo, well-fur- Dished Rooms, Table stipplied with tho bent tho market affords. AIHO. finest Norfolk OYS¬ TERS, "WILD GAME and FISH, of all kinds, served in any style, by an experienced cook. Board, with or without lodgings, by the wee»; or «lay, at moderato rates, ami meal* served at all hours, without extra charge. In BAR attached, will always be founder******, ('.iiest WINES, A LES, Liouors, Segars, AcDM ' T. M. J AYPINOi n, . R. FRANKLIN WB New York Advertisements. ..AROti.VD TI1K WORLD." Subscribe !or the NEW YORK OBSERVER. Tho large double weekly F A K IL Y NEWSPAPER. SOUND AND GOOD. Try jt. ]: will be money well nt : :. $ ...00 per annnic. SAMPLE COPIES PEES. SIDNEY E. M O R S E , J lt "HO.. Jan r> 37 Park Row, Kew York. Imo AWAY "WITH SPECTACLES.-Old eyr e j maile new easily, wi thoat doctor or med:- cines. Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 cents. Address, Du. E. IÍ. FOOTE, 120 Lexington Av. A WAY "WITH VNCOMPORTABLE J\_ TRUSSES-Comfort and euro for the ruptured. Sen: post-paid on receipt oflO cents. Address. Du. E. B FOOTE. De« 15 +3mo 120 Lexington Ave., N. V. Pratt's "Astral" Oil. UNLIKE many other Illuminative; Oils, 39 perfectly pure, r.nd free from all adultera¬ tions or mixtures ot' any kind. It emits no offensive smell while burning, gives a soft and brilliant light, and can be used with tho same assurance of safety as gas. Chemists pro¬ nounce it the best and safest Illuminating Oil ever offered to thc public; and Insurance Com¬ panies endorse and urge upon consumers thc uso of tho "Astral" Oil in prefcrenco to any other. It is now burned by thousands ol families, and in no instance has any accident occurred from its une: a lamp f.llod with it, i: upset end broken, will not explode. To pre- \venl adultérât ion, tho "Astral" Oill is packed only in tho Guaranty I'atcnt Cans, of one gal¬ lon and live gallons each, and each can is sealed in a manner that cannot bo counter¬ feited. Every package with nncut seal wc warrant. Be sure and get none hut tho genu¬ ino article, Pratt's "Astral" Oil, for salo by dealers everywhere, and at wholesale and re¬ tah bv the proprietors. " OIL HOUSE OF CHARLES PRATT, 10S Fulton street, New York. T. O. Box 3,050. Send for circulare, with testimonials and price lists. Enclose stamps for copy of thc Astral Light. Jan 1 t36 LOW PRICES. WHITE DINNER SETS, new Limoge Shapes, 157 pieces, f25. Smaller size sets proportionated low in prices. WHITE TOILET SETS, ll pieces, 13.20. WHITE TEA SETS, 41 pieces, H.00. GOOD WATER-GOBLETS, per dosen, fl 50. ('GOD WINE-GLASSES, per dozen, il.00. A:¿ other goods in our ¡iee equally low. Goode packed for the country, or forwarded bv Ex- i :i->-. C. O. D. WASHINGTON HADLEY'S Middle Cooper Institute Block. Third and Fourth Aves., bttweeu 7th and bth streets. New Yoi»;. Som] for Illustrated Ph< ".' h Rtid » ..:r.- logneoi Limogo 1 .i ner, Tva Mid Teilet s. >, mailed free. O -t l"i 3mo I?r. Rich au E Gcldai Remedies. ¿hi ni^n REWARD tor any cast o: die- flDl.l FUU -t*e in any Haa« vhioh >' fail to cure. 1><:. HU H A IVS GOLDEN BALSAM No. l cures Ulcers, Ulcerated Sort Throat and Month, Sore Eyes, Eruptions, Copper-CuIort-t": Blott-hct, Sci oh; ia, ic; is th« gr«, «uet lil.5 Purifier known, iv ou v<.- all di»« ste fron. thc pvstctn and h ;.v< - rt.o blood \ tiri anti In altliv. "DR. RIOHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No."21 cures Meie/.i.;.. A licet ions, Rheumatism i:i ali ita forma, gives immediate relief in ail . .n^. No dieting necessary. Pr lot of either No. l or No. 2, t5.03 JOT bottle, or two bottles for Î9.I DR. RU II AU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe and radical cure for all Urinary Derangements, aecompani« d with full directions. Price : v* P« :. bottle. DR. '..It ll AU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, a J adicr.l v-.:re for Debility, in old or young; imparting energy with wonderful bficlt. Frier ¿"J J <r bottle or t wo bottles :". r :". tin receipt <: price, the Remedies will be rh.i i ed :o ..i v i !.. .. Circular* l.t. Addi« -.- " DR. D. ll. RICHARDS, Aug 19 ly So. 228 Varick t-t.. New York. GEORGE HUGGINS5 GENERAL Fire & Life Insurance- Agency. Established ir. Co'tiii'&iài *. 1849. CAPITAL REPRESENTED. S40.VOU.0O0. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Imperial, ol London, in geld 58,000,000 ¿Etna, of Hartford. - - 5,500,000 Insurance A Savings. Richmond. Va., 1,000,000 Merchants. Hartford, - - - 500,0001 Southern Mutual, Richmond, - 250.000 North American, Hartford, . 5CO,000 LIFE REPA ttl MEN 2'. I Piedmont A Arlington, Richmond, fl,500,000 Connecticut Mutual, Hartford, - ü5,bl>0,0001 Rates reasonable. CEO. HUGGINS, Agent, Oft CC in rear of Messrs. Durne A Chapman's, Undei ihe Columbia Hotel Building, Nev 20 4n:-> Coi.nubia S. C. Eeer: Beer!'. SOME dealt rs m H. city have i eon in di ni that 1 cor.;«] hold out supplying tL< m with j Beer this Bummer. 1 now inform the public that I have a iarge supply of old Lager Be« r on hand, which i j lit against any Beer hrougl : from the North, or even imported from Ger' many, a» to purity and strength. I >.u> r« ad; tc test .t t y the 1 « < i aeaie. Aug JO JOHN C. 8EEGERS Tocaecc! Tobacco!: Má\ BOXES COMMON TOBACCO, u: lew I V I i.^' ¡res. 30 boxes l »..i Chewing Tobacco. 4 I oxes Extra Rock City Chewing 7« ba .c. 4 boxes Commonwealth Chewing Tcbacct 1(» boxes Brine Bud Chewing Tobacco. July 20 JOHN C. SEEGERS. O J-» -A. 3Ft ISL9 "O.N.T." Spool Ootto HANDiMAÇHiNE SEWING. POR SALL BY ALL. WHOLESALE ami RETAIL DRY GOODS DEALERS. Dec 15 t2mo Fresh Norfolk Oysters, RECEIVED EVERY DAY, and fau.iliie can be supplied in -ry quantity, at Nov 24 J. E. HEISK'S RESTAURANT. CERTAIN PRESERVATION OK TEE ' S I Gr ZE=C T" . " ' I T J 6 A FACT THAT tl:« solobratod perfected SPECTA¬ CLES :.nc T.YE GLASSES, manufactured hy Lazarnf A Morris, Hartford, Connecticut, strengthens and preserves t he Eyes-assists tiie Sigh: most brilliantly, and lusts, r. great many years without chang'-. ISAAC SULZBACHER, Jeweler, Colurol ¡a Hotel How, IP tho aolo appointed Agen: .i. Columbia, S.C., and vicinity, for ther sale. _I)oo 30 ly Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. i-o THE undersigned most respectfully informs his patrons, and tho public in J^jÄgcncral, that ho has received a well se¬ lected assortment of lino Watches, Jewelry and Clocks-amongst them the celebrated German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut and Oak. SPECTACLES and Eye-glasses ol every focus, to snit all eyes. Above-mentioned articles will bo sold at reasonable, prices. All work connected with this lino will bo executed in the bes: workmanlike manner, and properlv warranted. A. W. WEH KHAN, Plain street, opposite Mr. Berry's Furniture Rocíe. _Oct 27 To the Public. $23 3 WOULD RESPECTFULLY #5nS^jQinforin tho citizens of Columbia ip,,/ *3wftand the surrounding country gc- JKIncrally, that I have resumed my a&Mbi^*j£l**old Business again, after a lapso of twenty years, engaged in tho manufacturo of Iron, I am again back at my firat Business, that of WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY- where a full Stock cf all GoodB kept a First Class Establishment can bc found. Ishalluso my best endeavors to givo satisfaction to all. I hope to receive a share of patronage. I shall keep First Class Workmen, and all work en¬ trusted to me will le warranted. Nov.; WILLIAM GLAZE. Living Writers of the South. SnORT biographies, liste of works, and ex¬ tracts from the nu.st popular volumes of every living writer cf tho Southern United States. By Professor James Wood Davidson. * ,* A very large handsome book. Price Í2.00. Vashti, or Until Death US Do Part. By Au¬ thor rd Beaula, Macaría, Ac. $2.00. Tiie Telar World-a popular description ot Men and Nature in the Arctic and Antartic rt- g.r us ( ! the Glol e-illustrated. $3.75. Thc Romance of Spanish History, by John S. ('. Abbott; with illustrations. rici« :..'. richi Tdd: of the War ol 1812. By R< :.!?' :. L Lossing. author ci Pictorial Fiela Bock le vi intion. tl.CO. } hi -.< graph Albums, Pocket Cntlcrv, Ac, at i UFFIE.V CHAPMAN'S Bookstore, un. w. it. rt T I ?«. STANDARD PREPARAI IONS. ¡ILLA .NI- QUEEN'S DELICTI I K..'A »ISON. -CiC-iror.s' Bitters, ItTîE g:- ..: SOUTHERN TONIC and Ir.vigo- :...:, .-. i .: tah by Du. C. IL MI OT, Nf v _'. Druggist. Columbia. S. C. /-a_rr_ MRS. FLANIGAN respectfully ÊÊÊKKTWL ?,,:"r,r-*' tho ladies of Columbia wKci ILH and vi. ¡mtv that she has received ^aLAllgi t:<-:: a verv superior etock of M:l- ^^^^HiMrv tn RON NETS, HATS, FEA- less var!« ty. ..!:(i :!.' very h.t'.s: :..-}...*-. ind at tl-., 'owe«: prices. Dr« ss- making The New Theory of Health BEliWS t}\íl\t HELIGIIT! 1*UF. Li!< . : all Flebh i-> bh.< o. Thc Health < : L.:« is purity ci Flesh. Witho-tt punty s Blt wi. LO 1 IceL L-au bc i ret ::< m disease. HEINITSHS QUEEN'S DELIGHT Is now a recognized household Medicine r i remarkable remedial r-e>wers, invented end compounded by th« Proprietor, wh:ch Lc has culled hv :!:<. euphonious soubriouet "Oi'EE.N'S DELIGHT." i oN-Tirm NI raoi-rnnts. QrtSN's 1 i: :i i:. ls an un alterative, produc¬ ing a gradual changejn the EJ.INITM;'' fanetions i-f organs, as to permit a healthy action to 'akc tho place ol disease. \¿v; i :. s I'll . ni Ys dcobstruent by itsdiversi- fd action; removes obst rue¬ ll ui - . ion--, rr duce» inflammation und enlargement of the glands and viscera. Qrii.s'* 1 ' :> fi lt an Invigorant and Tonic; i: j rodncea a gentle and pei manen: excitement of all :t.o vital actions observable ii the functions <i oruanic I r ."."i - hie; i.nd is-, therefore, ad- IIlissai ii :.. diseases of the Stomach, Live: and organs ol digestion. Qrcr.M'e Dti :c-ui 1B U siiir* ««ting, alterative rljaphosetic, promoting per¬ spiration, removing humors ,i tho Hood, producing a L'r:>!T*i . healthy action of the si in, r. moves 1?O;IH. Pim ph s, plot ches and Cu tai ei r.a I I ::t»tiong QvriN's r.i:< rr: J>- apero m. gently a*. :ir,g upon ii-. bowns, thereby removing effete matter, pro¬ ducing a healthy feeling ol Hi -i.- the stomach UTI.i head. Headache and nervous dis- on!, rs are cured byite"SC Qr ri 1 '! : « i- Is expectorant, increasing i he seen lion lr. m the : n ne mcmbrai e of thc ii celle and passages ol Fl tb< lings, or assists Its dir- ..¡.r^'. if. therefore, a re¬ medy, combined with Cod Liver Oil, in ail cases < : Ci n- s nnption, ("r ids. Ac. i..- hali 1.1 Drnggists throngbent :L< State, The trade supplied l>v FISHER .'. HEIN1TSB, I < lumbla, S C. PLUMB «V LE1TNEB, Augusta. Ga. 7 H. ZEILEN ft Co.. Macoi Ga. JOl*N P. HENRY, New Y<" n. MAN.>. 1ELD AU IO BEE, Merni i icTc-i i JOHNSTON, HOLLO WA Ti A COWDEN. Aur; <; t Pbiladchdi a CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA DEPOSITS OF il A UPWARDS RECEIVED. 1NTFM EST A LLO WED A T THE RA T.E 0 SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM, ON CERTIFICA TES OF DEPOSIT, ?\ND FIX PER CENT. COM- POUNDED EVERY SIN MOX TlIS ON A CCO UN TS. OFFICERS. Wade Hampton, President. ,TT,'iin V [ Vice-Presidents. John P. Tliomas, j Thomas E. Gregg, Cashier. John C. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier. Directors. Wade Hampton, Columbia. William Marlin, Columbia. F. W. McMaster, Columbia A. C. Haskoll, Columbia. J. P. Thomas, Columbia. E. H. Heinitsh, Columbia. John B. Palmer, Columbia. Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia J. Eli Gregg, Marion. G. T. Scott, Norberry. W. G. Mayes, Nowbcrrv. B. II. Butledge, Charleston. Daniel Bavenel, Jr.. Charleston. Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or¬ phans and othcrB may here deposit their sav¬ ings and draw a liberal rate of interest there¬ on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustees wishing to draw interest on their funds until they rcquiro them for business or other pur¬ poses; Parents desiring to set apart small sums for their children, and Married Women and Minors (whose deposits can only be with¬ drawn by themselves, or, in caso of death, by their legal representatives,) wishing to lay aside funds for future use. are hero afforded an opportunity of depositing thoir means where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at the same time, be subject to withdrawal when needed._Aug 18 CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR, OB Blood Cleanser. THIS medicine is known to the faculty as hoing the concentrated fluid extract of Sarsaparilla, united with other valuable medi¬ cinal herbs, and is guaranteed aa chemically pure. For thc cure of SCROFULA AND CONSUMPTION. This remedy is compounded expressly for I purifying and cleansing the blood of all in¬ firmities, going at once to the fountain-head of disease, lt extinguishes Tvmors, Consumption, Syphilis, Skin Erup- I 'ions. Salt Rheum. Soils, Rheumatism, Wasfi of Vitalily, Scrofula. We all know that the promiscuous vaccina- tien indulged in during the late war bred the j most villainous diseases. Vaccination pus was taken from tho arms : ir.any persons full of scrofulous sor< e. Then of course th« impurities of the scrofu¬ lous patient were abs. rt ed in the blood of men otherwise withont di.-'-ases. nod both became Infected alike. Men, women and children through: nt all the iVt s: are moat wo folly tfisrased from this cause, and knew not, until a few months ago. the origin cf it. Henry's Constitution Renovator Relieves the entire system of pains and aches, enlivens thc spirits, and sends now blood BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VEIN. It imparte a Si IRKLING BniouTNESSTO TH:: EYE, A Ros\ GLOW TO THE CUEKK, A Rvnv TISOE TO Tin: LIPS, A CLEARNESS TO TOE HEAP, Bm .IITNESS TO THE COMPLEXION, BEOVAN« v TO THE SPIRITS, ANO H.\ri'iNE«»p ON AM. SIDES. For all affections of thc kidney? it it unsur¬ passed. People have been rescued, ae it were, from .I « v( ry jaws "i d< »th, by n tin.viv nee of this gi «itu niedy. £j r- i !:-->; VARIOUS LETTERS. tictor, i was vaccinated in rio- hospital. Be ft re that i had no »kin disease. Until I bari bottle ..: ;'< ir 'Constitution Renovator." : me by J.r. Roper, ol Columbia, Mo., I ?uttered tortures with miming sores. Since I used two bottles I am well, except a sn.allsore :i..- call nf my left leg, and that i- getting well fast."' This from a Itdy: "And cow my slur, is at- clear and : -iir as a babe's. My complexion,, thanks to your 'Renovator.'is beautiful." ' Yes, yes, I may wuli say such relief was unknown me before. Enclosed And five dollars for six bettlet; two families here want to try it." "1 was v«.ry much troubled with syphilis. Your remedy se ems to be curing me fast. Send i tour bottles per Expresa." "No more rheumatism. Three bottles of Constitution Renovator have mad'* me a new man." I "Doctor, enclosed find Í5. Please send me a supply. Two families here wart to try your Constitution Renovator." We have not space for more of the above ex¬ tracts, bot you can ask your neighbor about thc rimedy. Every one- l>ai something good to «-ay. as it cures every time. For all diseases eif the K;i-NrRETENTION or TUE URINE, «VC., Ac. And fi i Female Disease», Nervous Prostra- tion, Weakness, General Las-itutle and Want ( f Appetite, it i-< unsurpassed. CAUTION.- In ordering e>ur remedy, alwajs pince tho number of our Post Office Box on youl letters. The new IP.W in our New York Poet Office compels this. Address, DR. MT. K. IlEXItT .v CO., ¡(Director-General Berlin Hospital, Psussia. Agency of the United States, Eaboratorv, 270 Pearl street,. Post Office Box 5.272. New York, (fir CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR is tl per bottle, pix bottles for 15. ^e-ui anywhere on receipt of price. PaHents are rrejueetcd to correspond confidentially, and reply will bc modi by f .Rowing mail. Sold by al! respectable Druggists. A I BE A R * 9 SARRACENIA BITTERS, A si voreign remedy for ID Y S E P SI A, Ai il diseases arising from a dieordered con- iliti .ii »I the Stomach and Liver. Prepared bv '.. 'V. A IM A ! ¡, Chemist and Druggist, »Gl Ring, corner Yandorhoret street, Jan ll Iv Charleston, South Carolina. mr S( LU BY 1 LL DRUGGISTS. "Q Guns and Ammunition. rUST recoived by William Glaze, fine Eng- lieli RREECH-LOADING GI NS, lino Eng- lish Powder, in Canisters, Shot and ( ape, of all I kind. One door North of Messrs. Sc.ott, V\lW ms J Co.'a Banking House. Dec lo
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Transcript of The Daily Phoenix.(Columbia, S.C.)...
THE PHONIX..TTBLÏHHED DAILY AND TBI-WSEKVY.
THE 6L1ANSR,EVEUT WEDNESDAY MORNING.
ÔY JULIAN A. SELBY,BP1TOB ASD PBOP1UETOB.
Office cn Kain Street, above Taylor.WBook and Job Printing ol every der cription promptly and faithfully attended to.
THE DAILY"Let our Just Censure
PHOMX.TER M S - - -1N ADVANCE,
SrtBBCBTrciON.Daily, Six Months.Tri-Weekly, Six Mouth*, -
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Attend the True Event/'P.Y J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20. 1870. VOL. Y-NO. 203.
ADVERTISEMENTS.Per Square, >*ine Lines. flr«t inset tion, IC 7JEach subsequent insertion, . 50IWevkly, each insertion, ... 75
KW A iiberai discount mude on the aboverat** ir'.fn advertisement/ are inserted bi ihemonth.
WHAT MAY BE AccoMririsiir.D.-ThcCharleston News hus nn article suggest¬ing what may be done in this State in thenext oempaign. Tho News is right. Weoan put fifty or more "guardsmen" in thenext Legislature. The News is on thoright traok here. It 6ayf>:.'Forty-five able and incorruptible!men, backed by the moral influence of]the whole State, might do much to con-trol the action of the General Assemblyin all that concerns deeply ihe welfare ofoar people. The forty-five should be anucleus around whioh the moro sensibleor dissatisfied of their opponents wouldnaturally gather. Their influence wouldbe potent in exposing the follies and un¬masking the villanies of the radical crew.They wonld be the rallying point, theforlorn hope, tho soul and the tongue ofall South Carolina. Armed with truthand justice, figting against ignoranceand vioe, these forty-fivo guardsmencould and would prevail. And this, markit! is the worst fato that we aro calledupon to meet, so long as wo show n boldfront and allow no straggling from thoranks. We are sure of forty-five repre¬sentatives in the lower house, if we de¬file not ourselves by fathering that policyof compromiso which stinks in the nos¬trils of all honest men.
"Forty-five out of one hundred andtwenty-four is the least that we shallhave. And we can have more. "Wo maycarry twenty counties instead of fifteen.We may have sixty or Bevon ty represen¬tatives, if we plan and toil aright andsteep not onr souls in tho sinks of radi¬cal iniquity. But a compromise withsin, a bargaining with guilt, will, no mat¬ter what venal politicians say. whelm theState in ruin!"
THB FASHING OF ARTHUR.-PrinceArthur is about to pass from Montreal toWashington. It is hardly probable that jhe comes in search of the Holy Grail,for the absurdity of searching for any-thing holy in Washington needs no com-ment. Though he were to deck himselfin "white samite"-a mystic and won-Jarful garb which, according to the jHound Table legend, formed the fashion-able costumes ot the period-f.nd, thus,arrayed, were to promenade I'ennsylva-nia avenue and explore tho recesses ofthe Capitol, the White House, and theTreasury, he would find nothing whichthe most gushing and imaginative ofpilgrims could mistake for tho HolyGrail. The sword which Butler wouldnot return to its rightful owner mightserve, at a pinch, as a modern represen¬tative of the good sword Excali bur; but,unless the peripatetic Arthur is preparedto accept the sacred spittoon of Grant nsa substitute for tho Holy Grail, ho willreturn empty-handed from his pilgrim-age. He will doubtless reach thi.s city,on his way Southward, in time to assistat tho dinner next Saturday night inhonor of John Martin. If he is deter¬mined to enact King Arthur, he mightoonvert tho dining-tablo of Delmonicointo nn improvised Round Table, andwith John Mitchell a?, bold Sir Bedivere,J. Fisk, Jr.. as Modred, and MichaelConnolly as thc gallant Lancelot of theLake, revive the ancient revels of theArthurian knights. Curiously enough,Frinee Arthur will p.iss through NewYork just about the time that «mèneraiLee roaches here on his way io witnesstho inovitablo sinking of the Peabodyesoort by the Miantonoinab iu l'ortiandharbor. It would bo a singular sight towitness tho meeting of tho gay youngPrince of England and the pray ar.d war¬worn leader of the armies of the South.Tho one bas a brilliant futuro beforehim; the other only tho sad memorie1-- ofa lost cause.-New York World,
Pocket Diaries for 1870.PLAIN AND SELF-CLOtSlX'!.
(T)(\ DIFFERENT sizea and pricer;. Miller's£\3 Bonth Carolina Almanac. Also, Ron-doa, American, Rural, Church and PictorialAlmanacs, for 1670. For salo bvJan6_ BRYAN ft McCARTER.
For Sale.2 FINEBILLIARD TABLES,Sharpe's make, slate bedding,'fables arc in good order, with
Coes, Balls and Counters com-plete. WiU be sold very low. Apply toJanll O. DÏERCKS. |HEISE'S DINING SALOONw mm 18 OPENED for the»- I>¿^ggg&g SEASON, with cl.i.icc TOMfcVOYSTERS, GAME, Ac, together with TT^overything thut ie usually kept in a llrst classRestaurant. Nov 10O^LUNCH every day at ll o', loch.
Groceries, Wines, Liquor«, &c.V,-rf. BAGGING, ROPE, IRONIL««» J TIES. BACON, Clear RihbedfiSHJQHB^Sides and Shoulders. A choicePxMarticle. Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard,"*""in barrels, kegs, 8 Iba., 5 and 10 lb. j ackages.Choice Family Flour, in bbl«, and bags, witha fell assortment of other grades. LiverpoolSuit, in sacks. Mackerel-Nos. 1, 2 and ;!, inhbls., halves, quartors and kite. SUGAR andCOFFEE, of all grades. Tl'AS, rd' all grades.Molasses-Muscovado, New < (ricans and SugarHonse Syrup. Tobacco and SogH.ru. Soap; Can¬dles, in boxes and half boxes; Ch< enc, Crack-ors, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal¬mon, in cans and glass. Liquors-Choice OldCabinet, Monongahela, Rye and t.; rn Whis¬key, and a variety of other hue brande.WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and BrassBound Tubs, Puns, Churns, Buckets and ( ans,Nails, Of all sizes, Shot or all number!-. Cast¬ing, Rota, Ovens, Spiders, Skillets and FryingPane, of all sizes.
All the above named with mr.ny other arti¬cles has been rocontiy purchased and selectedwith care tnd will bo enid low for cash. Givena a call. WELLS & CALDWELL,Near the H. C. and G. and C. Railroad Depotnest door to National Hotel. Oct IC +
Special KTotloes.j111". \ L.T li's BEST DEKEXCE. »Thc
weakeatetb herbs,-' says St. rani, so tbateighteen hundred years ago thc value of me¬dicinal plants was appreciated. In the OldTeetament botanical remedies are repeatedlyrecommended, but in no passage ot sacredhistory is man recommended to swallow calo¬mel, or blue pill, or any other miucral prépa¬ration. The sick were directed to eat herbsro strengthen them, to purify them, to healtlipm, to restore thor.!. In thtit daj the artof making vegetable extracts was unknown.The herbal medicines were mero infusions.lt was reserved for a later age to unite thesanitary essences of tunic, aperient and anti-bilious roots, barks and plants, with an activestimulant, and thus secure their rapid diffu¬sion through the debilitated or disordered sys¬tem. The crowning triumph of this effectivemode of concentrating and applying tho vir¬tues of medicinal vegetables wau achieved intho production of Hostettcr's Stomash Bitters.Never before had a perfectly pure alcoholicstimulant been combined with thc expressedJuices of the finest species of thc vegetablekingdom. Never yet, though eighteen yearshave elapsed einco ile introduction, has" thisgreat rcatorativo been equalled. It is takenat all seasons, in all climes, as the most po¬tent safeguard against epidemics, as a pro¬tection against all unhealthv exhalations thatproduce debility or beget disease: as a remedyfor intermittent and other malarious fevers:as an appetizer; as a sovereign cure for dys¬pepsia; as a general tonic and invigorant; as% gentle, painless aperient ; as a blood dépu¬rent; as a nervine; as a cure for bilious affec¬tions; as a harmless anodyne; and as tho BESTDEFENCE e>F BEALTll under unfavorable circum¬stances, such as sedentary pursuits, unduebodily or mental exertion, hardship, privationand exposure. Jan lGtGJUST OUT.-"CHERRY PECTORAL
TROCHES!"' superior to all others for Coughs,Colds, Soro Throat, and Bronchitist, ant!Hoarsenoes. None so pleasant-none cv.re sequick. Manufactured byBISHTON A: CO.. Astor House. New York.For sale by Dr. C. H. MIPT, Columbia, S. CNo more ol these horrible tasted, nanseat
ing, "Brown-' Cuhch things. Dec 28 fimoPAIN KILLER-A CUKE FOR DIPII
THEMA.-AU interested, phase rer.d th<following extract from a letter from Mrs. E:lciB. Mason, wife et Rev. Francis MasonTounghoo, Birroth:
* * * My son was taken vi« len. y tic!with diphtheria, cold chills, burning :< vcr amsore throat. I counted one morning ten littlvesicles in his throat, very white, and hitougue, towards tho root, just like a watermelon, tull of seeds; the remainder coated t>thick as a knife-blade. So many childrohave died ¿round here, 1 was atraid :o caliphysician, and I though: I would try yt.-.-.Pain Killer for a gargle, with sr.-.i.l! doses iiwardly. I did so, and found :!:< '--argie inv«riably cut off the vesicles, end i.>- ra:i-.t .1 theiup, often covered with blood. Ho was talo¬on Sunday; c:i Wednesday, LS throatclear, and his tongue rapidly .-.< aring "ff.also -.teed it r.s a liniment, with castor anhartshorn, for his neck. I: seemed :< n.cwonderful cure, and I can but wish i; could Vknown to the many pi or mothers in v.: lanwho arc losing sc many children ty th:dreadful disease.
1 have found your Pa.n Killer :... <? : titmost valuable medicines iv..- ns iHirtnah. 0::*c I was Mung ty .. very largblack scorpion: the pain indeseribihie. ' immediately apphe I the Pain Killi r,1 never travel without :t. again and ¡.^Ü;Iand m half an hour my fout w.¿s weil.Dr. Walton writes from Cosehocton: "Y< -.Pain Killer cures this new iliueasc-: < rU& Throat-that it. so alarmiugly-previlent here; and it has not been known I J fail ;any instance wheu used in time. '1 .'¡is fact yeShould make known to the world."' It is uscir, this disease as a gargle and '.< .. ::, :.- w<as a tonic and stimulant.
In Halifax, where this dieasi pr« vj.il« '. iimany months in its most malignant form, tlnee of PEUitY DAVIS' "PAIN KILLER*' was invriably attended with the most favorable rsuits,when it was used i rt the disease bael maitoo much progress to preclude the use ufpowerful a stimulant, Jan i lniolSEtUlOltS OF YOI;m.-A gentleman w]
suffered f".- years from Nervous Debility, I'imature Decay, and all the effects < j yo .th!indiscretion, will, for sake ol suffering bunauity, send free to u!l who need it, the iccipt and directions tor making the siinjremedy l y which Le was cured. Buffonwishing to profit by the advertiser's expoeuee, can do so by addressing, wi:L perficonfidence, JOHN B. OGDEN.Nov 1ft Suio No. -¿2 Cedar street. New YorTO CONSUMPTIVES-The advertís
having been restored to health in a few weeby a very simple remedy, after having eiffeleeveral years with a severe lung affection, cthat droad disease, Consumption, is anxiouimake known to h;* fellow-sufferers thc meiof cure.To all who desire it, he will bind a cop*the prescription used, ;iice ol'charge,i w
the directions for preparing and usingsame, which they wi!i lind a SURE Cuni:CONSUMITION, ASTHMA, BRON, BITIS, etc. '
object of the advertiser in sending the j;<c: iptinn is to benefit the afflicted, tnd sprinformation which bc conceives to be inva'ble; and ho hopes every sufferer will tryremedy, as it will cost them nothing, and i
provo a blossing.Parties wishing thc prescription, will ph
address Ri v. EDWARD A. WILSON,Williamsburg, Kings County, New Yor
Nov 10 3nSPECIAL NOTICE-To partier- ;n wai
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, w< ref« r to tl:<vertieement of P. P. Toa le, the large in;facturer of those goods in Charleston. 1list furnished on application. Jr.lv :~ or
!:Limburgher Cheese.
I f\f\ BBS. of this celebrated ( HE.LUVJ just to hand.Also, 10 boxes prime Cutting Ch« < e<.ó bnxes Yonng America Che-, se.For sale by CFO. SYMM EÎ
Notice.I A LL Book Accounts and Notes due E.J\. D. Hope must bo paid by the lirst ofIruary next, or they will be placed in tho bof aMajiBtrate or Attorney for colleotioJan 20 EDWAHD HOI
Charleston Advertisements.Mill Pond and Channel Oysters.
SUPPLIED in quantities t<> nuit purchasers.Ordert- from all parts Ol the interior solicit¬ed. Address Thoa. McCradv, Agent, I'. O.Box ^130, Charleston, S. C.REFERENCES.-James A«lger A Co., Hon. J.B. Campbell. Hr. St. J. Havenel, David Jen¬
nings, McCrady ,V Son, \V. C. Dingle. John H.Ryan. Oct 24 3moBAVGirS RAW BONK
SUPER-PHOSPHATE of LIME.IAM now receiving my supplies of this MA-NURE, and Planters'can rely upon gettingau article fully np to standard as per analysis.Ail bought from myself er authorized Agents,I will guarantee, as every cargo so sold is ana-lyzed on arr.val ber«. and the high characterol'thc Manure fullv kept up.
J. N. ROBSON,Sole Agen*, for South Carolina, Nos. 1 and 2Atlantic Whan, Charleston, s. C.R. «J NEALL: «V SON, Ag«¡its for RichlandCounty.Prof. Shepard save of analysis made Oct«>berlt!, lSi'.O: "A valuable Manure, and decidedlysuperior to the article of las: year."Experiment made by M. C. M. Ilsmmoml, olBeech Island, S. C.:No Manure......... s»!-7 - ced cotton pr sereIV.'ilbs.Per. Guano. 1,¡12« .. .?"
175 lbs. Baugh's. i,4s'J " ""
Dec 22 *3moJ. N. ROBSON, Commission Merchant,NOS. 1 AND J ATLANTIC WHARF.
CHARLESTON. S. C.
HAYING ample means for advances, alusi-ness experience of twenty years, andconfining himself strictly to a" COMMISSIONBUSINESS, without operating on his own ac-1
count, respectfully solicits consignments ofCotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, etc.Shippers of Produce to him may. at their
option, have their consignments sold either inCharleston or New York; thus having tho ad¬vantage o: two markets,without ixira c«>m-roiesii n.
nKrcnr.N< is:Bishop v.'. M. Wightman, S. C.; Col. Wm.Johnson, Charlotte, N. C.;Rev. T. O. Summers,Tennessee; Hon. John F. King, Augusta,Ga.;Messrs. George W. Williame A Co., Charlee-j;on, S. C.: M«ssr-. Williams,Taylor A Co.'.few York. Arril28+lv
PANKNIH'S HEPÜTIC BITTERS,THEY CURE DYSFEPSIA,
'.>!. <..:. KS&At'ti fr irr 1
STOMACH AND LIVER. Íz.z ED:C y-~ - FACU IT *V.
HEGE:.ÍAN co.,i ti i:si *», .w;ir > '/ w a.
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Manufactured by C. F. PANKNIN.CHBilST AW APCTBICAW,
CHA It I.KSTON, ~. c-.M£~For ¡sale by Druggists lie-ry u l. t re.'40Feb 5 -ly
STOL!,. WKitII CO.,WHOLESALE HEY GOODS.
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Domestics:*:re. " *' " Lace-Store.Vi v ¿7 CHARLESTON, S. C. ly
Fine G chi Watch ChainsOr a':! «he late*«: stvlcs, : ir Ladies an i Geitlomen, i ^r salt by WILLIAM GLAZE.I »ec bi
Watches and Jewelry RepairedIN tho beet manner, by ir?: .':f.ss worknitand warranted.ENGRAVING fim iv executed.Dec IC WILLIAM GLAZE.
Fine Gold Watches_mm_rj^^ ^ n" descriptions, for Ladies ijLW^ and Gi r.tlemen, for salo at>m^| WILLIAM GLAZES,^^^^^^^^m One door North cd Messrs.Scott A Williams' Banking House. Dec i*'-
Seed Oats and Barley.-I /\ BUSHELS GENUINE NORWAY BLACKLU OATS.50 bushels genuine Canada BARLEY.These seeds art- worthy attention of scienti¬fic Farmers: the yield ia enormous and thequality of the gram raised superior to anyother,"and commands far higher prices.Dec 7 CFO. 8YMMERS.
Kerosene '. Kerosene ! '.
PURE KEROSENE OIL, warranted HO, ñretest, for sale low by thc barrel and at re¬tail; also in Öve gallon tin cns. at »;o cents,
per gallon-no charge for cans-winch :s veryconvenient lor country purchasers.Ntv 't"
J. AT.R. AGNEW.Fresh Norfolk Oysters.
.£E>kv / \ IF vcu want fresh Norfolk OYS«^M-firTI-...*"? "di at tho Columbia I ..^^£t\ü¡r I i-''..HC. where they are kepi c«>i.-etantly on hand, and sold low for cash. AUorders from thc country promptly attended to.NovlOSmo* JOHN D. BATEMAN.
ALEX. Y. LEE,Ari l: itect. C Iv i I a mt llyriraalic Kaglntrr.GENERAL Agent h r the state of South Ca¬rolina for Monle'e Patent EARTH CLO¬SET. Nov ".(i
EXCHANGE HOUSE,PAVSINGER A; FRANKLIN, Proprietors."*§Ä^ THE »hov« house is convenientlywHBk a'.''. M.o-i un et-Kept on* .fi w Lu roi" a: pian, wit! largo, well-fur-Dished Rooms, Table stipplied with tho benttho market affords. AIHO. finest Norfolk OYS¬TERS, "WILD GAME and FISH, of all kinds,served in any style, by an experienced cook.Board, with or without lodgings, by the wee»;or «lay, at moderato rates, ami meal* served atall hours, without extra charge.In BAR attached, will always be founder******,('.iiest WINES, A LES, Liouors, Segars, AcDM
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Pratt's "Astral" Oil.UNLIKE many other Illuminative; Oils, 39perfectly pure, r.nd free from all adultera¬tions or mixtures ot' any kind. It emits nooffensive smell while burning, gives a soft andbrilliant light, and can be used with tho sameassurance of safety as gas. Chemists pro¬nounce it the best and safest Illuminating Oilever offered to thc public; and Insurance Com¬panies endorse and urge upon consumers thcuso of tho "Astral" Oil in prefcrenco to anyother. It is now burned by thousands olfamilies, and in no instance has any accidentoccurred from its une: a lamp f.llod with it, i:upset end broken, will not explode. To pre-\venl adultérâtion, tho "Astral" Oill is packedonly in tho Guaranty I'atcnt Cans, of one gal¬lon and live gallons each, and each can issealed in a manner that cannot bo counter¬feited. Every package with nncut seal wcwarrant. Be sure and get none hut tho genu¬ino article, Pratt's "Astral" Oil, for salo bydealers everywhere, and at wholesale and re¬tah bv the proprietors."
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I?r. Richau E Gcldai Remedies.¿hi ni^n REWARD tor any cast o: die-flDl.l FUU -t*e in any Haa« vhioh >'fail to cure. 1><:. HU HAIVS GOLDEN BALSAMNo. l cures Ulcers, Ulcerated Sort Throat andMonth, Sore Eyes, Eruptions, Copper-CuIort-t":Blott-hct, Sci oh;ia, ic; is th« gr«, «uet lil.5Purifier known, iv ou v<.- all di»« ste fron. thcpvstctn and h ;.v< - rt.o blood \ tiri anti In altliv."DR. RIOHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No."21cures Meie/.i.;.. A licet ions, Rheumatism i:i aliita forma, gives immediate relief in ail . .n^.No dieting necessary. Prlot of either No. l orNo. 2, t5.03 JOT bottle, or two bottles for Î9.IDR. RU IIAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safeand radical cure for all Urinary Derangements,aecompani« d with full directions. Price : v*P« :. bottle. DR. '..It llAU'SGOLDEN ELIXIRD'AMOUR, a J adicr.l v-.:re for Debility, in oldor young; imparting energy with wonderfulbficlt. Frier ¿"J J <r bottle or t wo bottles :". r :".
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Fire & Life Insurance- Agency.Established ir. Co'tiii'&iài *. 1849.CAPITAL REPRESENTED. S40.VOU.0O0.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.Imperial, ol London, in geld 58,000,000¿Etna, of Hartford. - - 5,500,000Insurance A Savings. Richmond. Va., 1,000,000Merchants. Hartford, - - - 500,0001Southern Mutual, Richmond, - 250.000North American, Hartford, . 5CO,000LIFE REPA ttlMEN 2'. IPiedmont A Arlington, Richmond, fl,500,000Connecticut Mutual, Hartford, - ü5,bl>0,0001Rates reasonable.CEO. HUGGINS, Agent,OftCC in rear of Messrs. Durne A Chapman's,Undei ihe Columbia Hotel Building,Nev 20 4n:-> Coi.nubia S. C.Eeer: Beer!'.
SOME dealt rs m H. city have i eon in di nithat 1 cor.;«] hold out supplying tL< m with jBeer this Bummer. 1 now inform the publicthat I have a iarge supply of old Lager Be« ron hand, which i j lit against any Beer hrougl :from the North, or even imported from Ger'many, a» to purity and strength. I >.u> r« ad;tc test .t t y the 1 « < i aeaie.Aug JO JOHN C. 8EEGERS
Tocaecc! Tobacco!:Má\ BOXES COMMON TOBACCO, u: lewI V I i.^' ¡res.30 boxes l »..i Chewing Tobacco.4 I oxes Extra Rock City Chewing 7« ba .c.4 boxes Commonwealth Chewing Tcbacct1(» boxes Brine Bud Chewing Tobacco.July 20 JOHN C. SEEGERS.
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ISAAC SULZBACHER, Jeweler,Colurol ¡a Hotel How, IP tho aolo appointedAgen: .i. Columbia, S.C., and vicinity, for thersale. _I)oo 30 ly
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.i-o THE undersigned most respectfullyinforms his patrons, and tho public inJ^jÄgcncral, that ho has received a well se¬lected assortment of lino Watches, Jewelryand Clocks-amongst them the celebratedGerman CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnutand Oak. SPECTACLES and Eye-glasses olevery focus, to snit all eyes. Above-mentionedarticles will bo sold at reasonable, prices. Allwork connected with this lino will bo executedin the bes: workmanlike manner, and properlvwarranted. A. W. WEHKHAN,Plain street, opposite Mr. Berry's FurnitureRocíe. _Oct 27
To the Public.$23 3 WOULD RESPECTFULLY#5nS^jQinforin tho citizens of Columbiaip,,/ *3wftand the surrounding country gc-JKIncrally, that I have resumed mya&Mbi^*j£l**old Business again, after a lapsoof twenty years, engaged in tho manufacturoof Iron, I am again back at my firat Business,that of WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY-where a full Stock cf all GoodB kept a FirstClass Establishment can bc found. Ishalluso
my best endeavors to givo satisfaction to all.I hope to receive a share of patronage. I shallkeep First Class Workmen, and all work en¬trusted to me will le warranted.Nov.; WILLIAM GLAZE.
Living Writers of the South.SnORT biographies, liste of works, and ex¬tracts from the nu.st popular volumes ofevery living writer cf tho Southern UnitedStates. By Professor James Wood Davidson.* ,* A very large handsome book. Price Í2.00.Vashti, or Until Death US Do Part. By Au¬thor rd Beaula, Macaría, Ac. $2.00.
Tiie Telar World-a popular description otMen and Nature in the Arctic and Antartic rt-g.r us ( ! the Glol e-illustrated. $3.75.Thc Romance of Spanish History, by JohnS. ('. Abbott; with illustrations.
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-CiC-iror.s' Bitters,ItTîE g:- ..: SOUTHERN TONIC and Ir.vigo-:...:, .-. i .: tah by Du. C. IL MIOT,Nf v _'. Druggist. Columbia. S. C.
/-a_rr_ MRS. FLANIGAN respectfullyÊÊÊKKTWL ?,,:"r,r-*' tho ladies of ColumbiawKci ILH and vi. ¡mtv that she has received^aLAllgi t:<-:: a verv superior etock of M:l-^^^^HiMrv tn RONNETS, HATS, FEA-
less var!« ty. ..!:(i :!.' very h.t'.s: :..-}...*-.ind at tl-., 'owe«: prices.Dr« ss-making
The New Theory of Health
BEliWS t}\íl\t HELIGIIT!1*UF. Li!< . : all Flebh i-> bh.< o. Thc Health
< : L.:« is purity ci Flesh. Witho-tt puntys Blt wi. LO 1 IceL L-au bc iret ::< m disease.HEINITSHS QUEEN'S DELIGHTIs now a recognized household Medicine r iremarkable remedial r-e>wers, invented endcompounded by th« Proprietor, wh:ch Lc hasculled hv :!:<. euphonious soubriouet"Oi'EE.N'S DELIGHT."
i oN-Tirm NI raoi-rnnts.QrtSN's 1 i: :i i:. ls an un alterative, produc¬ing a gradual changejn theEJ.INITM;'' fanetions i-f organs, as topermit a healthy action to'akc tho place ol disease.
\¿v; i :. s I'll . ni Ys dcobstruent by itsdiversi-fd action; removes obst rue¬ll ui -. ion--, rr duce» inflammationund enlargement of theglands and viscera.Qrii.s'* 1 ' :> fi lt an Invigorant and Tonic;i: j rodncea a gentle andpei manen: excitement of all:t.o vital actions observableii the functions <i oruanicI r ."."i - hie; i.nd is-, therefore, ad-IIlissai ii :.. diseases of theStomach, Live: and organsol digestion.Qrcr.M'e Dti :c-ui 1B U siiir* ««ting, alterativerljaphosetic, promoting per¬spiration, removing humors,i tho Hood, producing aL'r:>!T*i . healthy action of the si in,r. moves 1?O;IH. Pimph s,plotches and Cu tai ei r.aI I ::t»tiong
QvriN's r.i:< rr: J>- apero m. gently a*. :ir,gupon ii-. bowns, therebyremoving effete matter, pro¬ducing a healthy feeling olHi -i.- the stomach UTI.i head.Headache and nervous dis-on!, rs are cured byite"SCQr ri 1 '! : « i- Is expectorant, increasingi he seen lion lr. m the: n ne mcmbrai e of thcii celle and passages olFl tb< lings, or assists Its dir-..¡.r^'. if. therefore, a re¬medy, combined with CodLiver Oil, in ail cases < : Ci n-s nnption, ("r ids. Ac.
i..- hali 1.1 Drnggists throngbent :L< State,The trade supplied l>vFISHER .'. HEIN1TSB, I < lumbla, S C.PLUMB «V LE1TNEB, Augusta. Ga.7 H. ZEILEN ft Co.. Macoi Ga.JOl*N P. HENRY, New Y<" n.MAN.>. 1ELD AU IOBEE, Merni i icTc-i iJOHNSTON, HOLLOWA Ti A COWDEN.Aur;<; t Pbiladchdi a
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OFFICERS.Wade Hampton, President.,TT,'iin V [ Vice-Presidents.John P. Tliomas, jThomas E. Gregg, Cashier.John C. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.Directors.Wade Hampton, Columbia.William Marlin, Columbia.F. W. McMaster, ColumbiaA. C. Haskoll, Columbia.J. P. Thomas, Columbia.E. H. Heinitsh, Columbia.John B. Palmer, Columbia.Thomas E. Gregg, ColumbiaJ. Eli Gregg, Marion.G. T. Scott, Norberry.W. G. Mayes, Nowbcrrv.B. II. Butledge, Charleston.Daniel Bavenel, Jr.. Charleston.Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or¬phans and othcrB may here deposit their sav¬ings and draw a liberal rate of interest there¬on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trusteeswishing to draw interest on their funds untilthey rcquiro them for business or other pur¬poses; Parents desiring to set apart smallsums for their children, and Married Womenand Minors (whose deposits can only be with¬drawn by themselves, or, in caso of death, bytheir legal representatives,) wishing to layaside funds for future use. are hero afforded
an opportunity of depositing thoir meanswhere they will rapidly accumulate, and, atthe same time, be subject to withdrawal whenneeded._Aug 18
CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR,OB
Blood Cleanser.THIS medicine is known to the faculty ashoing the concentrated fluid extract ofSarsaparilla, united with other valuable medi¬cinal herbs, and is guaranteed aa chemicallypure. For thc cure ofSCROFULA AND CONSUMPTION.This remedy is compounded expressly forI purifying and cleansing the blood of all in¬firmities, going at once to the fountain-headof disease, lt extinguishesTvmors, Consumption, Syphilis, Skin Erup-I 'ions. Salt Rheum. Soils, Rheumatism,Wasfi of Vitalily, Scrofula.We all know that the promiscuous vaccina-tien indulged in during the late war bred thej most villainous diseases. Vaccination pus wastaken from tho arms : ir.any persons full ofscrofulous sor< e.Then of course th« impurities of the scrofu¬lous patient were abs. rt ed in the blood of menotherwise withont di.-'-ases. nod both becameInfected alike. Men, women and childrenthrough: nt all the iVt s: are moat wofollytfisrased from this cause, and knew not, until
a few months ago. the origin cf it.Henry's Constitution Renovator
Relieves the entire system of pains and aches,enlivens thc spirits, and sends now bloodBOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VEIN.It imparte aSi IRKLING BniouTNESSTO TH:: EYE,A Ros\ GLOW TO THE CUEKK,A Rvnv TISOE TO Tin: LIPS,A CLEARNESS TO TOE HEAP,Bm .IITNESS TO THE COMPLEXION,BEOVAN« v TO THE SPIRITS,ANO H.\ri'iNE«»p ON AM. SIDES.For all affections of thc kidney? it it unsur¬passed.
People have been rescued, ae it were, from.I « v( ry jaws "i d< »th, by n tin.viv nee of thisgi «itu niedy.
£j r- i !:-->; VARIOUS LETTERS.tictor, i was vaccinated in rio- hospital.Be ft re that i had no »kin disease. Until I baribottle ..: ;'< ir 'Constitution Renovator.": me by J.r. Roper, ol Columbia, Mo., I?uttered tortures with miming sores. Since Iused two bottles I am well, except a sn.allsore:i..- call nf my left leg, and that i- gettingwell fast."'
This from a Itdy: "And cow my slur, is at-clear and : -iir as a babe's. My complexion,,thanks to your 'Renovator.'is beautiful."' Yes, yes, I may wuli say such relief wasunknown me before. Enclosed And fivedollars for six bettlet; two families here wantto try it.""1 was v«.ry much troubled with syphilis.Your remedy se ems to be curing me fast. Send
i tour bottles per Expresa.""No more rheumatism. Three bottles ofConstitution Renovator have mad'* me a newman."I "Doctor, enclosed find Í5. Please send mea supply. Two families here wart to try yourConstitution Renovator."We have not space for more of the above ex¬tracts, bot you can ask your neighbor aboutthc rimedy. Every one- l>ai something goodto «-ay. as it cures every time.
For all diseases eif theK;i-NrRETENTION or TUE URINE, «VC., Ac.And fi i Female Disease», Nervous Prostra-tion, Weakness, General Las-itutle and Want( f Appetite, it i-< unsurpassed.CAUTION.- In ordering e>ur remedy, alwajspince tho number of our Post Office Box onyoul letters. The new IP.W in our New YorkPoet Office compels this. Address,DR. MT. K. IlEXItT .v CO.,¡(Director-General Berlin Hospital, Psussia.Agency of the United States,Eaboratorv, 270 Pearl street,.Post Office Box 5.272. New York,(fir CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR is tlper bottle, pix bottles for 15. ^e-ui anywhereon receipt of price. PaHents are rrejueetcd tocorrespond confidentially, and reply will bcmodi by f .Rowing mail.Sold by al! respectable Druggists.
A I BE A R * 9SARRACENIA BITTERS,A si voreign remedy for
ID Y S E P SI A,Ai il diseases arising from a dieordered con-iliti .ii »I the Stomach and Liver. Prepared bv'.. 'V. A IM A ! ¡, Chemist and Druggist,»Gl Ring, corner Yandorhoret street,Jan ll Iv Charleston, South Carolina.mr S( LU BY 1 LL DRUGGISTS. "QGuns and Ammunition.
rUST recoived by William Glaze, fine Eng-lieli RREECH-LOADING GI NS, lino Eng-lish Powder, in Canisters, Shot and ( ape, of allI kind. One door North of Messrs. Sc.ott, V\lWms J Co.'a Banking House. Dec lo
