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Ehe Daily News. MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 19(56. State Items. TUE Fount CAROLINA COXFERERCE.'-KO'-- Dr. Charles Taylor, a member of the South <'^'?.Jma Copferen'-o, and formerly Missionary ^"lna, who has (luring this vcnr been a resi'/,!llt ot tljl" town an pastor of tho'Sumtcr Circuit- has accept? ai the 1'residenov cf a Coll?ge at .W'/^burg, near Lexirigtou, Koniuoliy, and will W'crtly remove to his new fie! 1 of labor in that iflte-. Inadequacy of support is his only reason f"v Maying ns. What? ever he mav gain bv the u)i*flSe> 1113 vt'ry certain that wo gain' nothing. '/n0 Cutneren?o loses a member greatly endend to the ministry and membership through"116 its bounds, and tho State loses a valuable etti?011 Bey. H. A. C. Walker, of tho same Conference, and now stali^d at Summerton, i.s also al)ont to' transfer hts connection to the Kentucky Confer euee. Few, if ??.v, aro more widely known, or more generally beloved in South Carolina. That such wen have to sever the fond associations o past years and leave tho State, is indeed to be rc gretfed. Kev. J. W. Wightman, a brother of the Bishop, expects to make a similar move; and how many others will be added to tho list remains to be seer. Ono thing is evident, that if the people of any and ad denominations wish to rolain the services of their time-honored pastors, they must support them better. Bishop Wightman, who is to preside at tho South Carolina Conference at Marion, has changed tho time of the meeting from November 7th to the 19th of Decomber next.-Carolina Spartan REV. J. M. AxDEitson.-We learu from tho pro? ceedings of a meeting of the Trusteos of Davidson College, held at Charlotte recently, that Kev. J. Monroe Anderson, of thia place, has been sleeted Professor of Logic, Mental Philosophy and Bolles Lettres, iu that institution. We learn that he has, or will, accept tho position. While we aro disposed to congratulate the College on securing his tor vices, and our friend on his preferment, wo regret j that wo ure to lose him from our midst. | Mr. Anderson is a thorough scholar, and an en ergctic worker and thinker, and we feel sure thu ho will creditably and conscientiously diseharg tho duties to which he has been assigned. f_ Yorkvilte Enquirer. TUE AIR LINE RAILROAD.-Con. Harrison, who has j ii -1 returned from New York, bring* eticour aging accounts of tho prospects the "Air Lino Kail road." Tho engineer of the road will commence to survey the several routes proposed forthwith and at aii early day submit his report, when the President aud Directors will hold ti meeting, and from tho engineer's report determine liuahy the route of the road. Gen. H. has uot a doubt but that tho road will be built; he belivees that it will pass through Au dersou, and that before the fall season li is passed the contracts for its construction will he let out. Hon. J. P. Reed has beon elected Vice-President of tho road, with extensive prerogatives and power. Wo expect to havo tho pleasure soon of publishing tho proceedings of tho moeiing of the President aud Directors lately held iu New York. [Anderson (S. C.) Appeal. We havo learuod that His Excellency Gov. Orr bas directed Wm. H. Huntt, Secretary of State, to commission all the District Judges elected at the last regular BOSS?OU of tho .Legislature. Tho Judges elect aro requested, forthwith, to notify tho Secretary of State of their postoln.ee address, and upon receiving this information ho will imme? diately transmit to each ono of the Judges Lis commission.-Columbia Phasnix. TUE LEGISLATURE.-There has boen very little done in tho Legislature except talking, of which there has beea enough to satisfy any reasonable man. All seora to think that something should bo done to carry out the object of their convoca? tion, but how to do and what to do stems to be tho difficulty. Our wise mea seem to be as much iu a fog as the rest of us.-Camden Journal. DISTILLERY BURNT.-We regret to learn that tho Turpentine Disiillory of Messrs. Nolsuu & Jones, in ii airfield, near tho Kershaw line, was destroyed by tire on Saturday morning last, and with it ti quantity of spirits turpentino ?md rosin, the whole valued at $3000. It was doubtless the work of au incoudiary.-Ibid. Mr. John L. Thornley has been appointed Su? perintendent of the Greenville and Columbia Rail? road. _ : _ North Carolina Items. GREAT R?DUCTION OF FREIGUTS OX XORTU CARO? LINA RAILROAD.-Wo aro glad to learu hy u circu? lar from Salisbury, that arrangements have been made to ship goods from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston to Salisbury, N. C., at great? ly reduced rates. The charge from Baltimore to Salisbury via Old Bav Line, Seaboard and ll. R. It. anti ll. und G. ll. li., is : First-class.1.72 Second-class.1.55 Third-class.LIS Special arrangements, on favorable terms, eau bo made with tho Western North Carolina Rail? road to Morgatitou. Would not our merchants do well to try this route V It is just what we proposed some montos ago. If tho North C.trolitia ronlo is nearly equal to the Virginia,cur people, by all menus, otighb-to patronize it. Ir' tue rates are still higher I ha ti po Greenville, Ti nu., we must continue to clamor till they come down - Asheville News. BISHOP GR USN -We are glad to seo in our city tho venerable and beloved Bishop of tho State of Mississippi- Bisli jp Green has been North iu the iuterest of tho churches in his Diocese, mid was permitted to visit, at Fortress Monroe, the distin? guished State prisoner, ex-President Davis, a val? ued friend and an earnest and consistent member of the Episcopal Church. Tho interview between the venerable prelate and his distinguished but unfortunate friend, must have been most affecting, and from their ho.irt of hearts tho people of tho South respond most devoutly to tho earnest prayers that aseeudect from the lonely couch in tbo dungeons of thc Fortress to tho "Throne of Grace, tor the material and spiritual welfare of prisoner D<evis.| Whilo we aro glad to know that Bishop Green will find many relatives and friends to welcome him to his old homo, we truly sympathiz i willi him over the sad and fearful mortality that has visited his family connections since he was last with us. A community which koo ,v their worth appreciates his loss. We are rejoiced to lonni that he is enjoying lino health, and trust ho maybe loug spured to his family and friends, and to the Church, of winch he ia so able aud consistent a laborer.- WU. Journal. Of the valuo ol' negro testimony, as a rule, in our Courts of Justice, au accurate idea may be gained by the annexed paragraph from tho Tur boro' Souther mr, aa to a case lately before the Grand Jury of Edgecombe county, N. C.: In a cas? of murder, the State witnesses (color? d) Who gave ad the inturmaiiou known, and upon their oaths before the Grand Jury, presented the faots and evidence ou which the whole proceed? ings were had, it was discovered before petit jury was empanelled, would unsay and unswe?>r all that they nad said and sworn to before. And this was ascertained barely in time for a con? tinuance of the trial. ILw insecure is life and property before such testimony. Tho law of evi? dence, or the rules of its admin it, tra hon, must un? dergo some material modification. Lewis Smith, a notorious burglar, for whom the Governor offered a reward of i'6'M, was arrusiod on Thursday last, by She riff Crawford, of Martin county, audBtnj. Sant?n, Esq., of Edgecombe. MILITARY COURT.-The following officers com? pose the Court now in session here and engaged io tho trial of Brevet Major Alexander Goblin, A. Q. M., charged with malfeasance m office : Brevet Cul. A G. Brady, V. lt. C. Brevet Col. Robert Avery, V. R. C. Brevot Lt.-Col. J D. Stubbs, A. Q. M. Major S. W. H. Stickney, V. ii. C. Major M. K. Hogan, S.U. S. V. Jirat Lieut. J. D. Sullivan, 37th U. S. C. T. Second L eut. T. D. McAlpic.e, V. It. C. Brevet Major Thomas P. Johnston, A. Q. M., Judge Advocate. Wu hear Hut this tribunal will have other $ises up previous to adjournment.-Progress. TUE LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIAI ION OF RALEIGH. \\o are lequesteelto atnie, on behalf of this Asso? ciation, that it is their intention to hold fi largo ana attractive lair in this citv, in the latter part of the hill or tho early part 0I lU? Wiuu-r, lor tho pnrp080 o' carrying ont their laudablo design. If the scheme is as successful as they confidently an? ticipate, the amount realized will probably enable .(hereto pei feet and consummate their arrange? ments for tho proposed cemetery for the nume? rous Confederate dead who aro interred at various points in and around the eity. The ladies ask co-operation and assistance from theil fair sisters, as well as the people lenerallv, throughout the ?tate. They solicit contributions of fancy wore, or whatever else may be appro? priate to the occasion. Donations ni ?ty ho f >r warded to Mrs. H. ?S. Smith, President of the Auxiliary Hewing Society, and they will bo gralo iuhy received and publicly acknowledged. Any articles may be forwarded by express.-ffaleigh Sentinel. ? TEMTORARY COMMANDANT.-Brevet Brigadier Ceneral Goff, U. S. C. T., is in charge of tho mili? tary command ol' North Carolina during the ab? sence of General John C. liohiuaon, who i-j off on a short leave. THE LARGEST OF THE SEASON.-A friend was the recipient, yesterday, from Mr. Wm. Brinson, ono of our moat active and imlmtrious fishcrmoo, of the finest, largest, fattest mackerel we have Keen in many a day. It measured over two feet and weighed considerably over five pounds. Our mar? ket was never better supplied with li-h of all kinds than at tho present time.- Newbern Commercial. Geo'Rta Ii CUM. [Wont thc Augusta Constitutionalist nf last Saturday ] VALEDICTORY.- With this dato the undersigned ceases to be tho editor of this paper. A discrep? ancy as to political views between ils proprietors and himself is ibo occasion of a withdrawal he does not hesitate to say is, on many accounts, re-1 gretted. l?o has been long connected with il-has j como to look upon it with a Sort ol' nff..t:(?on-and I in departure fools ?a if bidding farewell to a friend. But aa, on the ono hand, it would bo unfair to the proprietors to inculcate sentiments now aiilag?-j nistte t > their own, and, as ou tho other, it it not I lo be thought of f ir ;i monivnit (hat ho should Mir- I i-ender his om convictions, it is ntceisaiy in jus ico to both thom and hi nisei I' to reti??, lu so loing, it is desired to say that tho leaning articles if the Constitutionalist, with two exceptions, have, or many months past, Leen exclusively tue wri? ter's own. j The position of the paper, has, therefore, boon lis position, and his withdrawal leaves it at liberty o adopt, any other courae that may meet the views , f tho proprietory linn. To Mr. John L. Stockton, j f that Brm, tho undersigned has been uudor no i ttlo obligation and cannot become silont in these J ? "hunns without boating testimony to his good | on.-o and his kind heart. I, With this much tho writer-now no longer i ditor-bids his oldroaders adieu. It is not with- , ut sadness he does so, but as stars in tito night ? !iero shine ont before him a thousand words froui hose readers of comfort aud cheer. SALEM DUTCnElt. j PETRIFACTIONS_We were Riven yesterday, by i fr. E. Y. Amersou, a number of very curio us j ?frii'acti'um. They were picked up by ?Ir. Amer- t nh in Floyd county, Georgia, aud about a tuile , nd a half from Floyd's Springs. Tho specimens ] efore us consist of several beech blooms, per- ) jctly petrified, yet still retaining (heir perfect , ?rm, pieces of twigs and roots, and fragments of eacbstone. These aro all hard aa rock; and h ive ] very appearanco of mineral aubstaucea, except ] :i shape. ' | These formations, wo aro informed, abound in j ertain portions of this county. Ir seems that ( very twig or bloom, or whatever other substance j ills to tho ground undergoes petrification, lt is vident that there is something in tho soil-some geucy which exerts this singular inilneneo. Tho ! round witera those fossils aro found is not liipniil, ut, on the contrary, it is elevated and dry. A ' aturalist miglit find something in thia to incirest ? im - Allanta New Era. No CHOLERA IN AuaosTA -Wo are assured by. I., n vera I of our physicians that net a cf.ae of chide- j a has occurred in thia oity, t?ave those of tho sol- f iers reported about two weeks ago, and the ilia- . ase has not spread among them. Indeed, it is L lelievod that their disease was moro cholera mor j nu than cholera-caused from excessive* indnl- j ,enco in apples and other fruit, while detained by | . railroad accitlent in Upper Georgia. , Thu most exaggerated stories went into tho o.iutry, on account of those case?, and tho im-1 " iression ia wide-spread that tho cholera is raging : LUI'U. Wa CM?^IU-P aur vpnAnw timi, tuturi rnnuii'u I rei utterly groundless. The city is healthy, and hero ia no reason to apprehend visitations from lintern- ur yellow fever. We pledge ourselves to ive publicity to any and alt cases of these diseases k nat muy occur, believing it is our duly, aa woll as " he best policy, to do tm,-Augusta Citron. ' THE STATE FINANCES.-We have reliable infor- . ?ation tlut G^v. J.-nkitis borrowed only enough louey hy tho salo ol' bonds in Now York to nicol , uo prei-aing engagent? nts of the Slate, ile could av sch.! moro honda at ninety cents in tho ciol- ' ir, bat refused to do so, believing that they ought I J ojuim i? d more. Too bonds were secured by mortgage of tim Western und Allantie i'uilroad, i uc.'oid moo with an Act. of tho Legislature ;ip roved March 12, 1 Still, lt ia said taut the Gov- ' mor has, since his return home, sold a Hiia.ll mount ul tue honda at 97.J-on tho dollar. They , ugur, to hring dollar mr dcliur. Niuely-iive . mts is the pr.co now offered in New York.-Ibid. \ MOUE Cot;NTEiti*j.tT.s.-We hnvo been shown hy olin T. Boit'euil er-, Esq , Treasurer of tho Sou' hr cult in iiailroad, ono of their three dollar hill ?ru tickets, which Im prommucua a couuloiieit. c 'lie bogus hill is of the sumo plate, or a fae simile | ? I hu lirai isMii'j but Um Idling up and rigmituro re coiuicerii-ue.l. Tho letters in Mr. Boiretii let's 1 ame aro larger than in tho genuine, besides tho I trokes hoing wider and heavier, llio public are advised to keep a sharp look ut, anti any ono having those biiis ia hand ar equestud to t .ko them to thc railroad oliicc lor 3iieniptiOQ.-Macon Telegraph, l 'I HE Cnor-s.-Our exchanges from Alabama, for ti i Carolma. and portions ol' Georgia, ropro iit the crop prospect aa bad iudei tl, ooth in re- , peet to colton and corn. Wo trust, however, nat when tho crops como to ho gathered the de eiency wid not nc so great as has been appro en lo l. In Hiddle Teuiiuesou, Kentucky, nuil unions Of Virginia, iho cora and potato crops re reported to bo very heavy, and so throughout ll the States of tho Weat and Northwest. In ro? nni to ArktiiistH and IVXAS, tho accounts are iiite eontradic ory, und tho same may he said of 1 ...ti cjtton prospect in Miai-iasippi. : [.Muii?a Intelligencer. The Journal and Messenger spoiiks of a mer- j hunt in our city who ia padang up his traps for emovul to another place, bec.mae ho wanta nero iter to wont aonio for himself, heretofore ail he nady hua gone to his landlord. ! Wc think, that thc day of extortion in rents has ul.limited and is tm w ou a sliding seale-down? load. Dwelling-houses that have been held at a hoiisnnd and tivelvo hundred dollars per auuuui, au now ho had at twenty-live per ctut. discount ni these Hg urea. j The Savannah Republican,;of Monday, taya : ?usiticss of all kinda has taken a new staid, if re ni .ty judge fruin appearances along our rivi r I rout. Our wharves aro fast tiding up with ship ,ii,g-quite a number of vessels Having arrived vi bin tho past two or three days-and tho waro louses and thetis erected for tho convenience of umhants, aro hi ing lided with goods from thoso eooiit arrivals, which accumulate faster thauilu-y :?;u ho hauled away. Our city continues reiuark ihly }tea>thy for thia season, tho few cabe* ot itckneas in our midbt being cootiueil almost ex jlusively to tho colored population, whose habils iud modo ol'lifo predisposes them to diaease. ONE HoitaE THIEF KILLED AND ANOTHER WOUND? ED AKD OAPI?REU.-Air. Hurris, of Silver linn, \l t. (.-on to our old friend Walton B. Harris, of jirard), arrived yesterday morning in our city, in march of two horses which Iud been stolen tho light before from bia residence. Ho soon got on their track ami overtook them at Mr. Nance's, jonie six miles out of town, on tho Hamilton limul. They ?ere in the piantis of two men, ?ho, au being ch urged with stealing them, made an as? sault on Mr. Harris and his friend, Mr. Dan. Wil? liams, of thin city, who waa with hun. After a desperate struggle between Harria and one of tho tuen, who waa physically greatly his superior, Mr. H. managed to thaw his pistol at.d lire on bia an? tagonist. Thia settled their strife, for tho Mint produced almost iuataut death. In tho meantime tho oilier thief had been engaged with Mr. Wil? liams, between whom and himself several shots had been find, sud both were wounded-hut Mr. Williams only slightly. The man was then cap? tured. The neighbors being called in, they heid an inquest ovtr the body of the t.ead man, and after hearing the facts, declared that he carno to his rleath at to hau,!?, of Mr. Harr is, ? ho ce milted the dud iu self defeuce. ET* y one quainted with tho facts fu Iv jushf Mr. Har We understiid tho tiro thieves aro miknc hereabouts. -Columbus inquirer. A COLDVIIO IVGNTiox.-We copy from thc 1 SekHTtificImricau tee following notice oj ao ventiou bv oe of our citiz-ms. It w ono ot c st to the So thern States, and it succe^ful r complkhin:; d.at it ia dwtoHocl to etlect, ?ill, much to the alni! of our pinelands : , "Kindling M Uerial-'J. A. B ???,Co i unto Oa.-This ii'.-.itio'i cum-ists in prepping A n kindling "ruafsrul by e 'inpressing ?'WJ?';*, blocks the Irv.:-, of : ho Southern pi nos, whit li , rich in roshWl maltha very i'?"^'T*'^; convenient kndlin:; s!oft; which fian be ? lo ? ! for lets thai wo d, and opens up a jjew he - I profitable inustry hitherto neglected, -ima. NEW KAIL-OAD rhojiarr.-Tho last Sumter publican, ?ring an acount of matters in W stet- County, observed duriug attendance at term of \\v\ hmeri-.r Court last. week, says tua railroad n.e.:in:; was held on Tuesday which \ largely atieided, .ind that the people ot that s tiou uro 70-y much interested ia a road fr Amenons oSilver Spring", Ala. W? siipiotc that the licpubiican meant hil Run, Aliibiaa. Toe di-iancois not ?rout lr that statini i>n the Mobile an I Girard 1-..inroad Ameiicus.and ihn route would be one nearly i east. Suth ? ni.id would no doubt bo a gi'. fionvcuUnju to tin pd.pl,' of the country traver hy if, UH ii world he hy inc their mo.it direct ro to tho West. ?Ve believe that this city would considerably toiiclicted hy its cons.ruction.-ii SICKLY.-'fiero i.s a. good deal of bilious fe in the eilv. A number of you ig persons ; down with'it It. appears to ho more siekIv n than at ai.v lime thia year. Must, ol'f he phi cians are kept busy. Thus far there have bi few deatfi8.-6W?7ii/j'/.s Sun. Sr.uv UH AXIUKXT.-On Wednesday nig'd hi nt 1'2 o'eloe!, Mr. I'ovio, tho private wafcl?i guardilla Jeit-s' Block-, .-ecideiih.Hy fell down i, the, area ii front of .1. L. Villalongu's s to breaking hil hip and receiving other iiijiuios. was removed to the hospital, medical aid soeur and is now doing well under tho circumstane Wo sincerey sympathize with this poor man, a trust that le may speedily recover from his i.-, rios.-Saomnah Jiepublican. FinE.-Tho alarm of firo about half-past elev o'clock las; night, was caused by tho burning o liotisoout in tue vicinity of tho residence of C Jlenn. vJTAe late hour at which tho lim occurri mid the heavy storm which was prevailing at t :ime,,m?st bo our apology for not luniishing o renders with the full particulars. Tho engin promptly lesponded, but the distance from wal .vas so groot that their services wero not neci wry.-AUinla Intelligencer. Tho E?ily County News contains an advertii uetit^callmg a meeting of the farmers of Uh ll arly, Calhoun, Miller aud Randolph connues, JO held nt Fort Gaines on tho 25th inst., for t nirposo of selecting a good, honest and com; ient m?m, aud send him to New Orleans for t present season us their commission merchant, re?oive and sell their cotton, purchase al) uoccsi.' j groceries, such us bacon, corn and Hour, ai ?hip as may bo needed. The special agent of tho rostofiice Dcpiirtme inn oaieh d tho mails for Selma, Dembpoli?, C lawbajand that section of the conni ry, to he sc iy way of Homo and Bluo Mountains, ?is by tli .oulc "the Northern mail will reich Selma two rbi larlier than via West Point and Montgomery. Tl Home people arc jubilant thereat. SAU AND GLOOMY.-The recent rainy sen so .vhieh has caused so much dem ruction to tho ce ;on crop, had cast a gloom upon the entire Sont md oar people aro despondent in tho extn rii Ml hopes oven, of a fourth of a colton crop h? icon dispelled. In this immediate) sediou ti u'op will bo almost a total failure The am vorm, tho boll worm, tho rust, and tho continue .ains, have destroyed, in a very great measun ivory hope. Many of our largest planters will ii father iisuflicicus crop to pa;-the actual expo; ?es of cultivation. A largo number of the cotte tolda in Alabama and Georgia, or what hua bet eft by the worms, present a dark appearance ?tu ooh as if they had suffered from frosts. Tl irospuct is indeed gloomy. [Montgomery Mail, ISM. . sr KO LA X. NOTJCTRS. ?ir 5VJ?H SlWi'ACLES.- OLD hS?i; nulle new, without Spocl-aclea, Dilator or Medicina 'awphlet irialle'il iree on receipt of ten cents. AdArei i. M. rOO'F??l M. L\, Nu. 1130 Braadv/ay, New Vori:. NovomVier il - ?ar-ARTIFICIAL F?LS.-ARTIl'lCIAL Efj ?IAN EV ICS cando to order and inserted by Drs. 1> and V. GOOGELMANN f.'ormerly employed ii; toiHSOKK??AU, oi l'iris), No. 599Broadway, Kow Tori:.' DurilH , lyr *?. COLGATE'S UONH? SOAP.-THIS CELE ?UATi?D T?lle* ?!"MI;IJ>, la sud anivoivi? daznaiul i maje ftor.vthe f.Uoice?.t matar?ais, In mi.iO KUI tn^l lifxi.' I? <t.t n ' .ure, fruirmtxiiy ?ccit.it.tl, r.m itreraely lieai allclal tu lt? act iou upon tho skin. To il? hy .ill Dnipjdsta auil Fancy Goods Coilers. /.;'-.ri: ?;:.!. " 1?7 ?ar MARRIAGE'AND CELIBACY, AN ESSA J )l Warniii:; ?tut Instruction (or Yoting alen. A'.i>o )iseusea and Abuses which prostrate Ino vital powers villi sure nieass of relief. Heut free ot charge hi soak" citer envelotes. Address Dr. J. tl? IL LIX HOUGH L'ON, Howard AE80c!at:oa, Philadelphia, l'a. August 14 3mo ?J,- lar li??A'ii stracs_"oneA'ioA>:.a v&on Hilo acorns grow." The worit diseases known to t!:.? oman vaca string iron) caused PO srur.ll as to almou ufyaetiiotlon. The volume') of acientlilo ioro thntili he tthleii and nh elves o !lhe medic a I'ratoruity only ge o prove and elaborate tUt'He facts. Then gcaril jour selves while you may. ThenmalleM /rorie on the ei?n tetl-tulc and indicator of dlseise i- may fatln au-itlio?Wtt ironj the eurl'ace of tho body .:t wi j.'reacti tho vita .i.porhapa, at last and deatli o tic r?3U ana lina close, W.UK'ilEL'S lilLIOUi LiVRf EPTIC, an DIAKBHEA PILLS cure where al jtbers tall. Wkile for Bums Bctld CHiilblnlus, Guts, Lt.dallabrunioiscfthe siin, MAGGIFL'H Salvo is in .i.nii)le. Bole? bv J. WAGGiEL, No. 43 yulton-streot, '??w Vori, und all Drue^lutn, at 2d cents per bos. teilten)tier li ivr HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. THIS 13 THU MOST DELIGHTf UL AND KITBA )RDINAKY t?rtlfl!e ever (Hscovored. It dian?*, be nun-bujutface and hands to a pearly satin tcxtuti .,t ravinhing knuty, iruparthig tho marble purity o /outh, ana the eiis-'in^fwappcaraace to inviting In th? Hy belle of faihion. 1 tramoyes tan, freckles, ptmjili < md rcuglmesi from tho skin, leaving tho compleilot 'resli, trans?)ftient aud jnnooth. It contains no materia ujnrious to ?ie skin.' ' Patronized by Actresses r.ii t era ??niTers It is what every lady shonld have. Hoi 7orywnero. Reta!lprico 60 cants. Prepared hy W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. Address ah ?rders to DUMAS BABNES 6 CO., '(ntnbAr Ml)_ rawflyr New VnrSi A??A de MAGNOLIA. A TOILET DELIGHT 1 THE LADIES' TBEAS??Ri md gentlemin's boonl Tho "sweetest thing uni largfflt <;nautlty. Manufactured from the rici Jjnthern MngaoUa. Used for bathing tba bee and pel? ion, to re?dertho Bkm soft and fresh, to prevent ern* ?ions, to perfume clothing, &o. It overomea the unpleasant ?dor of perspiratioa lt riimo*eB rednoss, tan, blotches, 4c It cures nervous headache and allays inflammation, It oools,BoftenB, and adds delicacy to the skin. Ii yleldca Biibdued and lasting perfumo. U curesmosouite bites and Btings of insect* lt contaba no material injuriou? to tho Bkin. PslroniO'l by Actresses and Opera Singers. It li .feat ever: lady should have. Sold everywhere. Tri ;ne M.agnola Water once, and you will use no other C: riRiie, Per'umery, or Toilot Water afterwards. DEMAS BABNES & 00. Prop?, Exclusive Agenta, N. S OotoberlO IBV<I1VV Wholesale Druggists, Ho. 151 MEETING STREET, (OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL,) CHAR.LESTOI.MJ S. C. BEO TO CALE Til li ATTENTION OP COUNTRY MKUOIIAN'IM. PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS to thoir largo and extensive Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, &c. TOGETHER WITH A 6ENEIUL ASBOIIT.MUNT OF FANCY GOODS, INDIA RUB BE Li DRUGGISTS SUNDEIE3, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, G LASS WABE, Ac, ?c., which they aro offering at tho lowest rates, and respect? fully solicit a call. AGENTS FOB AYE R'S PATENT MEDICINES IIOSTETTER'? BITTE RS RUSS' BITTERS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP LIEGEMAN'S COD LIYER OIL HEGE MAN'S CALISAYA BABE AND IRON LAIRD'S BLOOM YOUTH RADWAY't? RELIEF AND TILLS CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR HALL'S HAIR RENEWER MRS. ALLEN'S HAIR RESTORER ISAACSEN'S BAT POISON HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT RUL5BER DRUGGISTS GOODS BININGER'S GOLD MEDAL BRANDY & WINES TIEMAN'S C KLEB RATED INSTRUMENTS PENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS AND, lYlAiN'r U.t'HEiv in-.Armtu- r.-vxxurr iUxr>roTMES OF THE DAY. September 12 "A smile was nu lier Lip-health wa3 in her look I Etrenjitli wu? in hot' Etc]), anil iii hui- hands-PLANTA ' Tioa BITTERS." S. T.-1S60-X. h. Few hottlflfl Of PLANTATION IJHTEllS Will caro Nervous Headache. " Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips. " Four Moniaeh and fc'itid lireath. " I'latuleucy and Iniijjcstiou. " Nervous Affections. " Excessive Fatigue aud Short Breath. " Fain over the Eyes. " Manful Despondency. " Prostration;.firuat VVeakneRS. " Hallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, kc. Which aro (ho nvitloiiiica of LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA. It is estimated that seven-tenths of all adult ailments prncwxl from a deceased and torpid liver. Tho biliary secretions ol'the liver overflowing into th? stomach poi? son thu mitlro tysteui and exhibit the above H.vmptoniH. After long r.!Bi-arch, wo uro aide to present th? most reataik?bli-cure for these horrid nightmare diseases,, the world has ever produced. Within one yeer over six hundred and forty thousiud pomona havo taken the PLANTATION I! ITT HRH, and not un instance of complaint hbi cowa to our knowledge I It is a munt effectual tonic and agrceahlo atlmulanl. suited to ?ll conditions of life. The reports that it rolion upon minorai subsumier 3 for Hs acHvc propurties, aro wholly iii se. Fur tho sutia faction of tho pnhllc, and that paiieuts may consult their physicians, we append u, lisi of its cern ponen ts. CALISAYA LARK.-Coliihratcd ter ovor two hundred years in tho treatment of Fever and Ague, Dispepsia Weakness, etc It was introduced into Europe by th? Count"83. wifo of tho Viceroy ot Peru, iu ll! JO, and afterwards sold by tho Jesuits for the enormous prie, oj its own weight in,silver, under tlienamo of Jesuit's Pow tiers, and was iina'ly mad? public hy Louis XVI Kim; of I-rance. Humboldt mofees especial refiironie to its febrifuge qualities during his South American travels. CAHOAIUI.LA BAiut-For dUrrhcoj, colic and disoaaes ol th? stomach and bowels. DA.NIII'.LION-For inflammation of tho loins and drop? sical nffectiouR. CHAMOMILE FLOWERS-For enfeebled digestion. I LAVKNDE* FLOWERS-Aroinitlo, stimulant and tonic hi;! illy invigorating in nervous debility. WisTBitoRKEN-For Bercfula, iheuniatism, etc. ANISE-An aromatic carminative; creating ilosh, muscio and milk; much used by mothers nursing, Also, cluvo-buos, orange, carraway, corlauder, BuaLe root, etc. S. T.-1860.-X. Anolhor womd/>rfnl ingredient, of great use among thc Spanish ladios of South America, imparting beauty to the complexion and brilliancy to the mimi, is yet un? known to tho oouiiuerce of tho world, aud we withhold its name for thc present. IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES. Hocnii8TKn, N. Y , December 28,18(51. Mesara. P. II. DRAKE k Co.-I havo beeu a great suf? ferer from Dyspepsia for throe or four years, ami had to abandon my profuesh u. About three months ajio 1 .riid tho Plan'atlou Hitters, und to my great joy lam no * nearly a well man. I havo recommended thom hi several cases, and, ii? far as 1 know, always with signal i benefit, 1 am, ieipecll'ully yours, Kev. J. S. OATHORN. PHILADELPHIA, 10'h Month, 17th Day, 1862. R?wixrrKD FRIEND:-My daughter has heou much beiuilltt' d by tho use of thy Plantation Bitters, Thou wiit bond mo two bottles more. Thy friend, ASA OUBRIN. SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, III., \ February ll, 1S?3- 1 MESSES. P. H. DRAKE k Co.:-Ph UH? send us another twelve cases of your Plantation Eittew. Au a nionung appetizer, they appear to havo supersodod everything al.se, and aro greatly esteemed. "" ",.,"" Yours, ?a, CAGE k WAIT E. Arrangements are now completed to supply aiDi maud for this article, which has uot hti'Vtefoie ue?u pobSiblo . , ""_n "in the Tho public may rest assured H,."? ???21% perfectly puro standard ol tho I LA.NTATION m departed from. livery batik oears the signature on a steel plate engraving, or il cannot oe gen , ,. "// (ir iWTATios BITTERS tn A nu person pretending Inf" 1 LAY-...niter Beuare bulk orb, the gallon, is a swindler a>^'~u %??? of refilled bottles. See that our Private Stamp u U?iiu T,H?rby??nrSiS'o-c i ho country. P. H. DRAKE & CO,, Atew York. April Ju itmvlyr mi4 BARKLEY & CO., HAVB CONSTANTLY ON HA^D ALARGE STOCK OF RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT S SA? MlfflL SUPPLIES. STEAM ENGINES AND SAW MILLS SAR AND SHEET IRON OAST AND SPRING STEEL LOW MOOR AND CAST STEEL ? COMOT?VK TYRES OILS AND AXLE GREASE GUM AND LEATHER BELTING RAILROAD, SHIP AND CUT SPIKES, &C EVANS & WATSON'S FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, &c, &c. . mm , ?WM ft i., NO. 150 MEETING STREET.' Alignai. 28 No, 137 MEET?NQ-ST. CHARLESTON. S. C. i ... - ^ LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IBON RAILWAY SUPPLIES PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINE? IRON ct WOOD WORK MACHINER! SAW MILLS, GRIST, MILLS COTTON GINS, MILL AND GIN BANDS WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, &c PLATFORM, COUNTER AND WARE? DOUSE SCALES. COTTON PICKERS, &c, &c. ?ir Rftjireaentedby Mossra. M. E. J?SSC/P k CO., Now York. April i INGERSOLL'S PORTABLE IIMD-POWKR COTTON FBESS. THE INGERSOLL PRESS STANDS UNRI? VALLED FOR CONVENIENCE, ECONO? MY, CHEAPNESS, AND RA? PIDITY CF WORK. IT GAN BE WOBKED WI TH TWO OB FOUR EANDS, AND WILL TUEN OUT FROM TWENTY TO T1IIBTY BALKS, OF FIVE HUNDBtD ? P?IO?D9 EACH, PEB DAY. The Press ojai bo worked either alongside or nader tho Ginning R?om, and thus bo nuder cover and worfted in all kinds of weather. It weighs two thiiuwiwl pounds; eau be very readily broken apart and cairlod about tho couxtry. On exhibition and for sale at LITTLE & MABSHALL'S I Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, 3sro. 14O;MKKTING-ST., CHAlit.KS'J?l.V, S. C. August 20 _mwf3mos m, M. QVUW, Wholesale & Retail Dealers IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS, ' NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, JEXft, no, aa? IK I ?V G- S T J.I Jil i? ?I1, (Opposite Aan-srreot, OHABLE0TON, ?- C.. Xlie latest issues of 'he presB always on hand. Bubeuriptioua revved ami doods dolivoredur fox? irarded by Mall or Expresa. All CASH ?RD?BS will be promptly attended to. Fobrnary 27 ly A. HALING, WHOLESALS ABD BETAIL BEALES IS MLLIN??M AM) PANC?T GOOES, DRY GOODS TOYS &o. At Ko.tffiW KIM Li.yi'EKK?, CnarlattoJB., ?.O, AT NEW V'URK PBICES. iOS-YorkvlBe pjpor copy for two month?, and scad Milite fcuu oUtCii, lyr H ?am^ai' .'i