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The Paily JSTews, TH?KSDV.Y MfUt?T-aG, AUOTJ?ST '?>, 180.. The Heal II omi of ?li? t'ra-.xiim Army 'Hu- t.uyu.1 fiiiiimiiiiiiiH. [Military Correspondence of the London Times.) Buunn, ?Saturday, July 14, 18GC. Gon. von Moltko baa rat-Ted to bia quarter., and ia closoted with bia maps, making now plana for tbo further progreso of tbo campaign, and for tho occupation o? Vienna. This ekilliul strategist, who haa tiocu tin- chief director ot tho movements by which the thrco -.Dulan annie., starling from different poiutB, woro collected at tho necessary hour on the field of Kouiggratz, ha? never, except at that battle, appeared in tho front of tho armies. Some distance iu the rear, sitting calmly at his deak, ho haa traced on the map tho courso of his troopa, and, by means of the field telegraph, haa Hashed his orders to tho different generala in more immediate command with such Bkill und foresight that not a niovo raont has failed, and overy combination has been mado at exactly tbo right momont. A quick, .light-blue eye, a high forehead, and a well-set figure, mark* kim as au intolleotual and energetic man; but though quick in action, ho is bo pru* dent in discourse, and ao guarded in hie speech, that from this quality, and hie wido knowledgo of European language?, he m known in tho army as tho man who ia silent in seven tongues. Careful and laborious, he has worked out with his own hand, and himself calculated, almost every detail of the operations in wbioli be lins taken Europe by surprise from the lightning rapidity of his strokes, and tbo tremendous consequences of his dispositions, Leforo which the Austrian army him withered away almost before it was gathored to gether, a__ which haa won for him from his coun trymen the litio of the first strategist in Europe. But though Gen. vou Muli ko haa in so abort a time desorvedly obtained Buch a high reputation in Prussia, tho' soldiers and ofiicere of the two armies think almost as highly of tho Princes who have carried out so ably the plans which wore formed by the Chief of "the Royal Staff. Trinco Frederick Charles, with all the dash and firo of a cavalry officer, can equnlly woll lead his columns to pursue tho broken enemy, and direct with patience his infantry and artillery in an attack against a firm au i steady line; but bis qualities as a geueral do not shiuo out more in tho exciting duties of the battle-field than they do in the moro tedious and laborious work which is necessary for tho comfort of his soldiers in quarters or on tho . lino of march. Be haa a singular power of mak ing his troups caro little for fatigue and hardship: on tho line of march he is always with them, ana often, from his knowledgo of how to deal with his men, can, by a few happy words, cIobo up the straggling ranks of a weary batallion and send the men forward choering loudly. In the bivouac Often, in person, he inspeots the rations and hears the applications of tno mon for favors or indul gences, and few apply in vain to their Comniander in-Ohiof. He baa both the confidence and love of his troops, who regard bim as a skillful leader and powerful friend. The Crown Prince has, by three victories in three .?c-.ssive days, established his title to being con sidered a general. In the second army he is looked upon with the same affection and confidencs as Prince Frederick Charles is in the first. By the men of bilcaia ho is particularly beloved, for he commanded a regiment at Breslau, and became well ktiowu then to the whole, province. Careless of trouble, ever anxious for the welfare of his troops, he visits, personally, billets and hospitals, and takes the munt kindly interest in every indi vidual aoldier. But in the hour of need he does not spare his troops, for his affection for them springo from a sense of doty, and from no mere desire of popularity. The marou from Milotin to Koniggratz, and the attack on the Austrian right in that battle which cruehed Marshal Ilenedek's army, and has, perhaps, shaken the Austrian-dy nasty, Bay more for bis energy in action than could be written in any words. With such leaders, and so well lead; with a bet ter arm than their enemies; with every mechani cal contrivance which modern science can suggest, adapted to aid the operations of the army, it is little wonder that the stout-hearted and long-en during Prussian soldiers have proved victorious on every occasion on which they have gone into action. The Commercial Fallares in Kn^lnml-Sud Eflee I upon a Liverpool Pirn lunn. [From the Liverpool Courier, July 31.] Pocent changes iu tbe commercial affairs of the Liverpool Exchange have produced strange effects on the sooial position as woll as in tho menial vigor of some of the best men on 'Change, and in many instances singular demonstrations are at tributed to pecuuiary disadvantages which are al together unconnected with any such cause. One wbioh occurred iu the beginning of the present week is an illustration in point. The occurrence, which took place in a house in one of the fashion able squares of the town, lias given riec to a con siderable unioHiit of remark, and caused no small amount of alarm and grief among the parties chiefly interested. It is statod as follows: A young gentleman of excellent social position, and of unquestionable commercial standing, who resided in the locality referred to, bad paid his addresses, and been, it it? ?mid, affianced to a young lady in ovory way eli gible, and his equal m worldly station as well as in accomplishments, living in the same square. The families ou both sides were understood to bo satisfied, and a happy union between the youthful contracting parties was looked forward to at an early period. Within a comparatively brief period, however, the condnot of tho gentleman was ob served to Imve nndorgone such a chango as caused some uneasiness to his friends, and va rious surmises were made as to the causo, bat no satisfactory conclusion could be arrived at. On Saturday last the mother of the young lady received a letter from her intended son-in-law, which, although professing to be an explanation, causeo, considerable surprise and embarrassment. It waa in effect a statement intimating that in consequence of losses lu business and other un foreseen circumstances, ho was compelled for the present to break off his engagement with the young lady, bat expressing a hope that in a short time all would be Bet right, and that his arrange ments would be carried out in doe time. Ab it was known that no foundation existed as to the alleged losses, it was suspected that the gentle man's mind mast have been unfavorably affected, and bia friends were more than usually assiduous in their attention to bim, although unobtrusively, 00 as not to excite his notice. Tuesday last the young lady's mother received another letter from tho young gentleman, in which he stated that he Was about to leave Liver pool for a considerable time, and that he would call at a particular boor un the following day to take leave of the family, as possibly he might die before the period of his absence was over; and also expressing a strong feeling that he should like to die along with the young lady who was the elect of his affections. This aud several incohe rent passages in tho communication awakened the watchfulness of the mother, who resolved to bo prepared for any accident that might arise. About tbo hour stated the gentleman called and waa shown into a back parlor, where the old lady was sitting. 8ho had in the meantime, however, taken care to have assiutsneu at hand in cuso nfnce?. ( On being admitted fome conversation took pla. , when suddenly the guiitloman beoame excited -Lil wild in his man'ier. H? called loudly for the yo"r 17 | lady, declaring that they should both die together there and thou. '1 his alarmed the old lady, who ga v o a loud scream, winch brought ?orne malo fri.il :.-, who had bee? placed i? ?D adjoining apartment, to her aid, and they Ift'd hold of him. A struggle ensued, in which the visitor made violent efforts to draw eometiiing. which he had evidently con cealed, from the breast pocket of his coat. This he was prevented irom d-Ing, and after nomo fur ther struggling one of the gentlemen succeeded iu abstracting ii oin tho pocket rotorrcd to a four barrelled revolver pistol, which was fully loaded and capped. It being clear that the mind of the young gentleman was wrong, he was disarmed and given up to his iriends, who havo retained him in a state of restraint. It is, however, fearful to contemplate what might have been the unhappy result, had not tho ?irudence of the old lady and tho promptitude of 1er assistants prevented what it seoms in all like lihood would have taken placo. __ ' n^--? JW- TUB WE* iiL? UECORD 0__ BE Pub 0HA8ED st B. P. BUOa'_, Markot-str-ei, -I'd M. M. Q?INN'?, B-nut-street. at which plaoes now?-**-: ?a - ?applied. J__T?No oai.t T" . lil on ?old from tbe Office ilk*- ? (MCe-t. ? Dooe-.iL.il.? MOSES GOLDSMITH ?SON, NOS. iii AND 48 VENDUE RANGE, WHOLE-ALEDKALER8 IN IRON. METALS,WOOL, Hides, Bees Wax, Cottou and Narai Moren, Will pay tin? bliihent ?-aub prlro for any ot the abovo articles. Koop coiistaiith on ba"d at assortment of IRON for Blacksoil tis' uno. Also, ROPE, BAO UNG AND TWINE._ tuthsSmos _ July 2? WILLIS ft CfllSOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MRRCUANT-, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. ?griXJ, ATTEND TO THE PCBOUA8K, SALE ANI TV SHIPMENT (to Foreign and Domestlo Forts) e OOTTON, BIOS, LUMUKU and NAVAL-TORRS. ATLANTIC WIIAjHjF. Clinrleaton, S. C. 1, WILLIS.A. R.OUIbOL _ ARCHIBALD GETTT & CO., Shipping an. Commission Merchants. NOETH ATLANTIC WHARF, AND 128 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C ?. Setty.K. A. Sonder.S. T. Sonder. July 7 _ JOS. H. RISLEY, General Commission Merchant, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN SUGARS, MOLASSES. ETC., No. 110 EAST BAY, CORNER OF AC(-OM0IOOA"riO.-| WHARF. May 28 BA?C R HERTZ ft CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Factors and Auctioneers, .TSTo. 201 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. July 4 ' 3mo SHIP BROKERS. ISAAC E, HERTZ & CO,, No. 201 EAST RAY, OHAKLBSTON, &. O., HAVE OOMRINED THE SHIP BROKERA-li WITB their OENEBAL COMMISSION BUS1NE88, and are now prepared to procuro FHUGHTH and CRAB TER8. Masters of vetmola having no direct Consignee, can also obtain Freights or Charters I?/ applying i ?bore. BEF-BEKCKS: GEO. A. HOI'I.KY <_ CO. MOTTET, HOCHET k 00. W11. P KAU,. MORDEOAI k CO. HAVENEL k 00. MAU? H ALL. BEACH A 00. It ?B'T MURE k 00. WILLIS & OHB30LM. Jane 12 8 m o COURTENAY & TRENHULM (LATE OK NEWBERRY O. H., 8. 0") TIT IXL CONTINUE BUaiNESS CN CI-ABLESTOR, Ac SHIPPING AMD Commission Merchants And will be pleased to see their friends at NO. 10 HO Y CIVS WHARF. WH. A. COURTENAY. P. C. TRENHOL*-, May 9 GEO, E. PRITCHETT, COMMISSION MERCHANT NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, CHARLESTON S. O. March 9 irsoi? a J.TOWN8END.J. H. HODSON. TOWNSEND & HUDSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOIiIOITOBS XJST EGJTTI _?"._!", HKNJVETTHVII.MC, 8. C. WILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS IN THE DISTRICTS of Marlboro', Cheater-eld, Darlington and Marion. Smoa Jniy 6 PRYOR & PITTMAN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, NO. 95 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK. Roger A. Pryor.Thoa. \V. Pltimnn. July 81 lmo james mccormick MERCHANT TAILOR, W_0_E3A__ AND B-TAIT D-A-KB DI CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND YESTIXGS, GENT?' EUHNISUINQ GOODS, No. 35 Broad street, July 38 Omos OBARLESTON, 8. O. A. S. HULL. Agent, MERCHANT TAILOR, 8. W. CORNER CHARLESTON HOTEL, WBEBE A FULL ABBORTMKNT OF CLOTHS, CAB? 8IMERE8 AND VE-TINGS eau be bad, toftttboi with a choice ?Bnortiiiont ?? ??eut him en's Fiirnis.iiii? Coo tis. -INEN AMD MUHLIN SUIRT8, mudo order, In any ; lo tbat may be desired. MR. JOHN i. FLYNN Will glvo bis special attention to tbe TAILORING DEPARTMENT Al nunn!. lyr afane l M. M. QUINN, Wholesale & Retail Dealers IN BOOKS. PERIODICALS. NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, AWL Io. 5?? KING.gTIlKET, (Opposite Ann-atrest, OHARLEBTON, 0. O.. Tbc latest ?asnea of the presa always on -*_._, 8-bawnpUona reealred and Qooda dollveredor toi* -arded by Mall or Express. All 0ash OBDBUB wlU be promptly attended to, Febnary 31 If VICTORIA^ HOTEL. F. OPDEBEECK, Proprietor. rnniH HOTEL 13 NOW Ol'ENliD ON TIlEEOROPEAkN X VLAN. It liae bcon remodelled and refiiriitebet' r o ugliout. Tht> travollliij; outillo, transient visitors, 01 ora will niul In li all ti... luxuries of a I 'It?T-OLA?y TA?LiaiIMl-.NT, combined willi tim c-onifort- o? mo. Tbo loc.itlo? is ono oi tim most ?try and pleasant for a m nier. A Billiard Kaloon tor tbe lovera of tbte oaltblnl exorclHo Is attacbod. No paine or oxponsc parod to glvo on tiro BOtlsfaction. "Way ia F. OPDEB1-' K. LA PIERRE HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA Tbe Subscribers baving Icasoii tbls favorito boase, It nae been REFITTED AND REFURNISHED Di AN ELEQANT MANNER, And Is now prcimrcd with Hie most perfect appointments for the reception of guests. Tbe first position among fir? class Hotols wUl be maintained In tho future, as In tbo past. Mav 81 Hmris BAKER ?V K.utl.KY "austin, ANDBUS ft CO., Wholesale Grocers. NO. 131 MEETING-STREET. COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED WITII DISPATCH. February I* WHOLESALE AND KETAIL GBOOE3R/IES. GEO. W. STEFFENS & (10. WOULD R'iSPECTFOLLY INFORM THEIR COB TOME- ? and tbo pnblic tbat, In addition to thru WHOLESALE ?VND RETAIL 8BOOKB- at tbe oornw oi Ring and (?orge streots, tbt-y have now opened i WHOLESALE ?iND COMMISSION HOOSE at No. 11 Vendue Rango, whero tbey will be able to afford thal; o-Btoi-era exti-a facilities. Tbelr firm will oompri?. aa formerly : ONO. W. STEFFT.l.'B. .. ,T. O. MHB, . . ._. BBIDKHB-EO March 13 lyi AL?EE & WARREN, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c, KEROSENE LAMPS & OIL, N0. 4 UA?NE-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. O. Aligns 11 lrno WILBUR & SON, (GENERAL AUCTIONEERS & COM MLS S IO? Mi-EROH-A-JSTTS, OFFICE AND SALES ROOMS, Nos* l8 and 15 State-street and ?os. 1 ant) 8 (uialnicn-'Htreet, OHA?LSSTON, S. O ______ 3 _ mwt lyr J. P. W. WALTER, COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT, *ffT_L aiVK HIS ATTENTION TO THE RENTING OF HOUSES An OOLLEOTING OF ACOOTJNT8 GENERALLY. Office No. 25 Broad-street. Residence No. 83 Beanfaln-street. lino July 17 W, GKAHAM. Exciiaunc Broker and Collection Ageut No. 229 Broad Street, Augusta, ?a., Buys and sells on Commisulon, COLD and -ILVEJU OOJN. BANK NOTES, BONDS, 0O?PONS and STOCKS ol all kinds, and RXCHANOE. Aleo Collects for all parU of tbe United Statee, and makes remittances promptly. B-r___KO-9.-Monars. Comnbb k Wii-sos, DeOottes A 8auls, E. Et. RoiKiKn- A Co., Cburleston S. C. JnnelG_ SEO. B. CRUMP & CO. GENERAL GOiV?IISSIOK AGENT8 FOR MANU-aOTLJ'.?D TOBACCO, AND W-OLES-LE DBiU.MlH IN LItil'OUS. ?UUAlr-i. Kl.i.'l'U. LI III K, SUUAllS, HA _*, SAL.T*-a> KI.S la, 1,-AMI. die. Ma-38 NO. 2QV Eil JAL. tS?kitAK, AUGUSTA. GA. THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPAMY Office No. 147 Meeting-street. 003Sr_NT_B?TI03SrS WITH ALL RAILROADS THROUGHOUT, TOE UNITED^STATES/ Every attention given to the safe Transmission of Freight, Honey. and Valuables. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVEB FREIGHT TO ANY POINT IN TUE CITY FREE OF CHARGE. II. H. PLANT, President, Atigneta, Gi, April?_ C. ?. CHICHE8TEB, REAL ESTATE BROKER No. l8 BROAD-STREET, OHABLESTON, S. 0. 4 CENT FOR Til li 1'OROIIAHK AND HALE 01 ?\ REAL ER TATE in any oi tbe Honthorn Htates. ALSO AGENT POR THE SALE, RENTING. Hh. ____________ O-'OlX-i? :;iP?RTT A "ne ' Jl. TTiTiTTSTQ, WnOLEHAL- AND KETAIL DFALB11 IH MILLINERY AND FANCY ?GODS, DRY GOODS TOYS &o. Ac Bio. -AGA KI??--Tn*_I_T, Cnarioiron, _.C AT NEU/ Vt-BK PRICE-. j(_r*-York-ill? paper oopy for two mon the, *b& m. ?.?iianlni* alt Of I .?*? N>?nmi?r'i BEEWSTEE ft 8PBATT. Attorney- at Law and Solicitors Iii Equity, OniOl HO. 98 DROAD-araSBT, HoTombsr/ .MOT BOOK i-ANIIMlM.. ACCOUNT BOOKS, S?OH AB RECORDS FOB PUBLIC OFFICE.. Ledgers, Journals, Cash Dooks, Day Books, ko., con tantly on hand, and niado to order, and with any dos rlptlon ofltnling. Nono bnt the boat workmen employ d ,and tho best moteiials usod. A practical experience ol twenty years In thoabov? no, and with f-cUities unsarpaas?d, enablo me to war nt aatlofautlon. BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING In a lilts brandies, with now typo, mow presses, and avantages not excelle- in this city. L ? yer's Blanks, It los, Bonds, Mortgages, kc, ko., on hi d and printed o order. tutiislyr December 14 tUVSTIT-Tl?iM WATER. TSBE ASrONIflHINO 8UOOE88 WHIOB HAB AT JL TENDKD this lnvaluablo medicine proves it the most perfect remedy ever di ?rev? red. No language can :unvoy an adequate idea of the immediate and almost mlt-culons chango which it occasions to tho debilitated ind shattered system. In fact, it stands unrivalled as a remedy for the perfect cure of Diabetes, Impotency, Loss of Muscular Enorgy, Physical Prostration, Indigestion, Non-retention or N Inconsistency of Urine, Irritation, Inflammation or Ulc?ration of the Bladder and Kidneys, Diseases of the Prostrate Qland, Stone in ?he Bi-i er, ?. a?eul us, Gravel, or Brlckdnst Deposit, and all Diseases or*- . rtlona of the Bladder and Kid. oeys, and Dropsical-J ' dings existing in Men, Women, or Children. FOR THOSE DI .' ASEA PECULIAR TO FEMALES CONSTITU t". N WATER l8 A SOVEREIGN REMEDY. These irregularities aro the cause of frequently recur ring disease, and through neglect tho seeds of more irrave and dangerous maladies aro the rosult; and as month alter month peases without an effort being made to assist nature, tho difficulty becomes chronlo, the pa tient gradually touts her appetite, the bowels aro con Btlpated, night sweats come on, and consumption final ly ends her career. For sale by ali Druggists. Price $1. W. H. GRKOfi k CO., Proprietors. MORGAN & ALLEN, General Agonts, No. 4C Cliff street. New York, MORGAN i-nOS., Aurll M CHARLE*..ON, AGENTS. -moa CHEROKEE CURE, TUE OR.AT INDIAN MEDICINE, Cures all diseases cniis-oil hy self-abuse, viz:- Spertnator rhea, Stmimil - HV.-W.??*, Jflght - Emissions, Loss of Memory, Universal Lassi tude, Pains in the Back, Dim -ness of Vision, Premature I Old Age, Weak Nerves, Diff icult Breathing, Pale Connie 'nance, Insanity, Consump tion, and nil diseases that fol low as a sequence of youthful Indiscretions. The Cherokee Care will restore health and vl;?or, stop the emissions, and effect a permanent euro after all other medicine, bnvo failed. Thirty-two pago pamphlet sent in a sealed envelope, free to any address. Piioo $2 per bottle, or three bottles for f 5. Sold by all drucrglsts ; or will be sent by express to any portion of the world, on receipt of price, by the sole proprietor, Dr. W. B. MERWIN, 37 Walker St., N. T. Cherokee Remedy, Cures alt Urinary Com plaints, viz: O ravel. Inflam mation of the Bladder and Kidneys, Retention of Urine, Strictures of the Urethra, Dropsical Steed ingt. Brick Dust Deponits, and oil diseases that requlro a diuretic, anil when usetl in conjunction with tho CHEROKEE INJECTION, doc3 not full to euro Gonorrhea, Gleet and all Mu cous Discharges in Walo or Female, curing recent cases in from one to three days, and Is especially recommended In tboso cosos of Fluor Albus or Whits* in Female?. The two medidnos used In conjunction will nut fall to rcinovo Ulla? disagrecnblo complaint, and In those cases wboro other medicines have beon usod without success. Price, Remedy, Ono Bottle, ti. Three Bottle?, ?5, . " Injection, " " I-, " " |5. The Charokco " Curt," " Bemerly," awl " Injec tion" oro to bo fou ml In nil well rcgiilnteddrug blores, and aro rccommendod by physicians' omi druggists all over Ibu world, for their Intrinsic worth and merit Some unprincipled dealers, however, try to deceive their customers, by selling: clicnp anil worthless compounds,-In ordor to mako ninney In place of theso. Be not deceived. If tho drug cists will not buy thom for y , writ- ko tis, and ive will send thom to you hy exprcje, securely packed and froo from observation. We treat all diseases to which the human system Is subject, and will bo pleased to recelvo full anil explicit statements from th.iso who have fullod to recelvo relief heretofore. Ladles or gentlomen can address tis in perfect con fidence. Wo deslro to send our thirty-two pape painpblst froo to every lady and gentlemen In the lana Address all futters for pamphlota, medicines, or advice, to tho solo proprietor, (j's n Dr. W. E. MEBW1N, 37 Walker Bt" N. T. May?* thetn lyr 'I'lllu laAUUI.NHVILI.IC "IllCltaidl," PTJBLIBHBD AT LAU BENS COURTHOUSE, 8.0. B- ORE W8 4 SIMPSON. n. _. M'OOWAN AND W. B. HAI.-, _D-T01_. AS AN ADVERTIBING MKDITTM TUB HBR-LD offers rare Inducements, having _ circulation ol near S THODSAND B?BROitOt-RH (and the Hat dally Incrr-slufi) among a people of wealth and energy. Bates of ndvcrt__ifi reasonable. June 31 THE OLD STt?__l_l?Cr REMEDY FOB DYSPEPSIA, THE GENUINE COLLETON BITTERS ESTABLISH KI) 1616. THE8B BITTERS ARE PURELY A VEGETABLE COMPOUND, and are offered to tbo public under the fullest conviction that they will be found a aafo and sar? orelgn REMEDY FOR lYdl'EPSiA. They have been triumphantly tested by numerous families and PbyniclaiiH lu the Mouth, who bave furnish. ?d ampio toatioiony as to their decldod oxcoUenco. MRS. JENKINS' COLLETON BITTERS! _ euros Norvou s Headache, MRS. JENKINS' COLLETON Bl-TEH-1 -__ ,_ Strengthens tbo Dlgo?tlvo Organs, MRS. JENKINS' COLLETON MT I EHHI _.___ Htimulatos a Torpid Liver. MR8. JENKINS' OOLLET?*N BITTBBRI ? orrcr.tK ?ruinv of tlio Stomach. MRS. JENKINS' COLLISION HITTER. I Ori-ntes a Good Appotite. MRS. JENKINS' COLLETON BITTERS I Cores DyspepHia lu itn mosi nuaravated form, MRS. JENKINS' COLLETON BITTE1I81 Rejuvenates Old Age, MRS. JENKINS' COLLETON HITTERS I Are truly called "Xho People's Medicino." FOR SALE nY ALL DRDOOlSTfi. FOR SALE AY ALL DR?OOIRTS. FOR SALE BY ALL Di-UOtUSrs. FOR 8.\LE BY /?LL DRUUGI-.8. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. BEWARE OKAS' IMITATION. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. BEWA'iE OP AN IMITATION. BEWARE OF AN IMITATION. DEW-llE OF AN IMITATION. BEWARB OF AN IMITA1ION. tar The TRADE will bo supplied on LIBERA TERMS. All orders should bo addressed to WM, A. SERINE. M. D,. FAMILY MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No. .U? KiiiK street. Manufacturer and Sole Agont for Mrs. Jonfcfns, A-SO, Proprietor and Manufacturer of EPPING'S COM POUND FLUID EXIRAOT SARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN'S DELIGBT, tbo best known remedy for Boro, fula and Eruptions of the -k1-.. I.ecommeadod espe cially by Physicians for all Impurities of tuo System. July 7 Cmos g. York Advertisements. JOUR C. UEAbK, STATIONER, Ko. IO N_LS__._-str.et, New Work.. A I_U-GE 8TOOR OF FIRST-CLASS BLANK BOOKS, (%. Also, Domestlo and Foreign Papers and St-Uouery, jonstantiy on hand, Sets of Acconn_oo_a made to order. _lthoRt-p_y, Engraving and Printing executed prompt, ly and is. the best possible manner. Special attention t_ _rdej_ by mail, and prloeas lew as any I. crut lo the city tor woods oi eons'nuaiitv. rtuthlsr October ?8 B.J.BECK & CO. Ho. O P_NB-.ST-.-CET, NEW YORK, MAN?FAOTUBING STATIONER^ .OB PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAl'HERS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in First-Clot* Office Fixtures, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A SPLENDID ABSOBT. MENT of Foreign and Domestic LETTER AND NOTE PAPER. Envelopes of every also and q___tity. Oerti-cat-a of Stock, Bonds, Chocks Notes, Dr_ft_r Bills of Exchange, Billheads and Card?, ko,, tastefully xecnted. Orders by mall will receive prompt attention st low. .st cash prices. B. J. BECK.CHAS. NEWBOUBQ ^October _8_stnthlyT EDWAKD COOPER, ..-OB-BOB TO A. T-ONQETT. ffo. 88 Murray-st., New -Torfe, MANUFAOTURBB AND DEALER IN -OTTON PRESSES AND COTTON GINS,, HORSE POWEBS. TBRE8HING MACHINES 10,11, SO and 60 PLOWS, Canal Barrows. And all other Agricultural Implements, FerUileerf .nd Seo " PLOW CASTINGS ol all kinds constantly on hand. October ..*_stntblyr UNITED STATES STEEL PEN WORKS, FACTORV, CAMDEN, ti. -J. ft. ESTERBR?OK &. CO. STEEL PEN MAN?FaCT?BEBS, VABEHOUSEB , 2?' _?a3 AT1?-'??"*?. ?&"?. _. -. ,__ ^ _o> 4?? j0|m_-treetf ?gt Vorn. Samples and prices on application. Lota made to or? 1er of any pattern or stamp required. CAUTION.-These Pens are of gannine American _anufacttire, and equal in flnlsh, elastlelty and flnenesi of point to the best imported. They are, therefor., s_rs o gain the oonfldenos of the American publia, The -to* milo of oar el gua turo is sufficient security against for. go imitation. li, E8_ERURUOh <_ OU. MantAmrierQB mthsl? JOHN B. FULLER, ?M .FACTURER _ DEALER. Mo. 6 BEY-STRKET, T4KXV YORK, Jaa In ?tore and ready for Immodiuto .hipmont, and is manufacturing to order, POETARLE ANI> STATIONABY STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. O ISO horse power; Olrcalar and Upright Saw Mills o J . molt approved oonstraotlon, of all sises, cut Ung 700 o 1800 feet of l.uioer per boor; Grist Mills, Mill Irons, Water Wheels, and every kind of Mill Maobinery; Sugar Hills. Paper ami Mining Maobinery; Tools, Tanks, ko. or Oil and Salt Works; Cotton and Woolen Maobinery, *." - ?/ertlc-l Pinners, Woodworth Planing Ma on Planers, obinon, Bngine Lather, Gray k Wood's Planing Ma. Drill Lathes, chinos, Boring Mschlnes, Daniels' Planing Machines, -attlng Machluor, Moulding Maobinea, .pright Drills, 8asb Maohinoa, jte-m Pumps, Tenoning Machines, foroe PUmps, Power Morticing Machines Olftlng Pomps, Foot Morticing Machine?, notion Pomps, Boring Machines, aydranllo Jacks, E_iid Slat Tenoning Mt ew Jacks, ?Mines, 'h-ftlng Pulleys and Olronlar Saw Benches, Hangers, . Wright's Patont Scroll Haws, tubber and Leather Belt- Patent Bolt Beroi! Saws, lags, Circular Reserving Mills, ,?*t?ier and Rnbbor Hose, Upright Reserving Mills, 'lambing and Qas Fittings Rotary and Mining Pomps, Iteam and Gas Pipes Every doacrlptlou of Machi. (team and Water Gauges, aery ?ml Ballway Supplies, Ootton Gins I Cotton Gins? I ! COTTON GINS III Taylor, Eagle, Brown, Southern, Craven, Excelsior mil McCarthy OOTTON GINS, with Engines or Horse Powers, and everything required for the same, in sion, ndl or sale at the lowest prioe. Your orders are re* eetfnllv noUoited. tu thal- October 8 1866. Til- COLUMBIA PIKENU ENLARGED. Great I.-eilactlon. In the Rsvtes mt Adv.r. t lal na. mUK COLUMBIA PBONIX (PUBLISHED DAIX. JL and Tri-Woo-ly) has been GREATLV ENLARGED, sod In the quantity and quality of its rerdlng watte. will compare favorably with any paper in tbo State. The SB-BO-lpi-on price to the Dally la $10 a year; Trt-Week ly $7. The terms for tranalent advertising have been __. DUGED OVER TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.; while the monthly and quarterly rates have been lowered to suob ?_ extent as to place the columns of the paper wit-a til* .'jaoh of dcalora and i_snaf_et urors generally. J 0 LI AN A, c OLBY. Jauaasr B3 Propri?t?. Colamofa l'Uce_i__. ?.