The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BUSINESS NOTICES
Foa GOOD CLOTHING, cheap, so to Macullar, Will
Nams & Parker's, No. 270 King street. nwf
SHIPPERS per steamship Charleston" for New
York, are notified that their Bills OF Lading should
be handed in for signature at the Office of Courte-
nay & Trenholm, East Bay, next corner Adgers
South Wharf, by 81 o'clock A H., tomorrow.
THE Dew OF TIE ALps-This is the fascinating
name Of an equally fascinating beverage, and those
who have once moistened their lips with this Dew
will swear by it forever. 1t is prepared by the
great Udolpho Woolfe, whose Schiedam Schnapps
have worldwide celebrity. lhe Dew Is one OF
his recent achievements, and is worthy OF place
in pharmacy as an invigoratng cordial Its proper
ties are to euro all diseases arising from mental
depression, to revive the dropping spirits, and
make the old feel young again. Messrs. Henry
Bischoff Co. have supply Of this elixer OF Life,
which they will dispenseito the public.
MiL1ER's ALMANAc.-This invaluable calendar
announces that il will, on the first OF January,
commence the 51st year Of its existence. For the
halt of century, Miler's Almanac has been an In
dispensable necessity to every household. 1t has
told, with unerring certainty, the changes Of the
moon, the height OF the tides, and the days Of the
wear, besides all of the remarkable occurrences
that have happened or will happen during the
same time. Mr.. Archibald E. Miller, the father of
this Almanac, is an old and respected typo whose
life has been spent in the service, but who still
edits the Almanac with the same ability that he
did in by-gone years. This Almanac has an es-
tabhshed reputation for accuracy, and while Its
useful career is continued it will keep the inside
track against all competitor. MIR. Hiram Harris,
who prepares the Almanac, will furnish them in
the finest and most attractive style, both for or
nament and use.
TIE BEST PLACE N CHARLESTON to get your
money's worth is OF Maoullar, Williams Parker's,
ON. 270 King street. mwf
TIE GOLDEN RooKER.-Oowpsr sang Of tho sofa,
but il he had lived in tho present generation he
would have changed his lay and lave expatiated
on the pleasing properties Of well balanced rock
ing chair Ee would have found abandant mate
rial ioS his theme, there is no article OF furn-
ture that is In more general use than this easy,
comfortable CHAIR. Messrs. Mackey Baker, the
proprieto-s Of the large furniture warerooms in
the Adger Building, determined to no longer hide
their light under bushel, but to let it shine be-
fore all men. To effect Ibis desirable object toe
ssrylosu of Mr. Christopher Werner were obtained,
and that skllful worker in iron soon supplied the
deficiency bv furnishing ore OF hio marvellous
signs, that will attract ,tention while the building
| lasts. The golden rocker will become one OF the
landmarks Of Charleston. and will guide the
stranger unerringly to the furniture depot OF
Messrs Mackey Baker.
The sign was raised to its present position, mid
\ heaven snd earth, on Saturday afternoon, In thu
pressnce OF large crowd, who had collected to
witness the undertaking. Every preparation had
been made and the golden chair was soon one OF
the signs OF the times. 1t is placed at the extrem-
ity OF an ornamental iron bar, and Is surmounted
by a brilliant bird OF Paradise and the letters &c.
W. The chair Is OF Hlagreo ironwork and quite
tssty in It's design. Il glded In the best manner
known. and can be aaep far and wide.
| Under the chair end pendant from the iron bar
is sgnboard bearing names OF ''AlsoRey Baker,
Furniture" in large gilt letters, The sign was
made by Mr.. W. Brewer, and the work was done IN
an artistic manner that reflects great credit on the
author. The body Of the sign is sanded and the
letters little depressed but highly gilt.
After the raising of the double sign an adjourn
ment Was called to the building, where superb
collation. had been prepared. The many ffisnda OF
Messrs Mackey & Baker pledged their healtns and
continued prosperity, and u few hours were spent
in convivial enjoyment, the feaat OF reason and
flow of soul that is generated By = moderate use
oY the good things OF this life.
KENTUCKY STATE CoaBlsA---os LOTTERY draws
every day at Covington, Ky. Whole tickets from
81 to s1O shares in proportion. Prizes from
$4,000 to 900. H. T. PETERS, Agent,
No. 80 Hasel street, Charleston, s. c.
November lno
| A-A-A-A-A-.
The best Dyspepnc B;tters now use are pANKsN's
Hepatic Bitters. They tail to give relief. Try
bottle and be convinced For sale by all Druggists.
FoR GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, good and cheap
90 10 MaouIar Williams & Parker's, No. 27O King
street mwf
Is. r..
RI you want chea| Blank Books;
IF you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, MuLERs' Almanac
II you want Printing executed neatly;
lycu want Books pound in any STYLE or Account
Books maze to xd5r, With any desired pattern o
ruling, 20 to HIS AM HARRIS No. 90 b:oad ltreet
DYsPEPsA.-A young lady OF tWenty-si1 hae
been troubled With Indigestion for several months
so as to render great care necessary in the seec
ton d her food. After eating, the stomach be-
came acid, food rising Il her mouth with water
and an unpleasant, heavy, load-like sensation IL
: her stomach, continuing some hours; frequent
headaches, bowels constipated and depressed
mental condition. she commenced taking Hum
phrey's Dyspepsia Pills No. 10, one morning AM
night and in less than week, every symptom o
her disease bad vanished, and she felt like new
being. November 18