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JNJiWS SUMMARY. Colton closed in Now York ni 27o27Jc. for Mid? dling Upland, yiostly for (lio foruicr figure Gold closed cl 30J. Cotton quotations from Liverpool al noon ?how Uplands IO jd. Tho lottor Iront MAXIMILIAN to CAULOTTA is spu? rious- flrst published in Franco. Many a won has paraphrased Iho declaration of tho poot. ond creeled for himself uo luonuniout moro cndur.ng (lian his bra-?. At Cambridge, Ma?)., tho oilier flay, a wldowor of sixty, wlio had loot tinco wi von by death, wau married lo n twlco widowed Indy of flrty-lhrcc. Accoidirg lo DriAMcn, naluro not only iottuone CB tho condition of man, but governs hta crocd. Below Ibo p.rallcl of il depreca (January iaothor uial) tho ch?nalo ia Catliolio in ?ti tondoucics. North of that Uno it is Protestant. Ono of tho Andover theological profonsoro re? commended a ccitain work to tho favor of bisstu dcnls by saying it is dislinguiuhcd for tho " beau? tiful con5ccutivcnni!8 of ita logical aoquacious uens." That is mero than can bo said of tho Andover theology.' Tho crop of huclUobcrrios in New Jcrsoy, it ia estimated, will amount, in dollaru aud couts, lo moro lhau tho combined cropa of atrawberriua, raspberrioa aud blackborrios. Daily huckleberry trainu uro run ovor tho railroad:) leading to Now York and Philadolpliia. . Mr. UnisKLE? llouN'suY, of Johnson rounly, Mo., has brought suit signinst Gon. Sim:LIM i Pmce for damages sustained by him in tho summier of 18C1 in being iuipriuoucd by tho rebel sohliora undur PMCE. An order of altachmcut hnB boon Bucd out author? izing Ibo Boizuro of properly belonging lo TUICE to tin. value of foo.ooo. A Buei.oa Ayres letter to tho New York JVorid Hoya that during Iho provalonco of cholora in that provinco, thirty-ilvo or forty days, 10,950 pomona of tho rivers, and all tiio dcalhs in tho allied army for tho limo of cholora. In tho city of Buenos Ayres tho mortality WOB 18 por 1003. A pct for, which had escaped from lila keepera, relapsed tu bia ronner babita, waa recently killed in tho neighborhood of rino Hill, Waterbury, Cl. Ho had kil cd thirty chickens belonging to Mr. AAUON BENEDICT in ono night, and twenty-fivo be? longing lo Hr.suv PnEAT, another. Ilia owuor can havo tho ukin ol tho docoasoJ roynard by paying for what poultry ho destroyed. A cu rn um trial of strength occurred iu Buffalo on Thursday last, 'l here was a disputo as to tho rotativo strength of two tug?, and it waa decided by attaching a strong hawser from tho stern of ono to tho other, and thou at a given signal each oudcavorcd to pull tho other backwards. Tho winning and of course tho strongest tug dragged tho oilier off captive. Thcro is a question of still further embellishing Paris by making a "jardin de ainlurc," or a gor? don aU around tho city. To accomplish thia tho fortifications would bo levelled, tho ditch Siled up, and tho ground turned inlo flower beds, for tho rearing of exotic plaulu and tho recreation of tho people lilis garden, if made, will bo Bomo thirty miles in circumference At ono of the fashionable Churches in Pittsfield, Mass., strangers arc Heated according to dies?. If elegantly dressed they aro shown up tho broad nis'.c nenr tho pidpit; if woll dressed thoy wiU so ruro n silting about half way up tho broad aisle; if ordinarily dressed thoy aro disponed of in Bomo ono of Um nido pews under tho g .llery, mid aa near ?ho doora as possible Verily "to tho poor tho Gospol in preached," but at a distance. Tho 7totind Tab'.c, in alluding to tho threatened invasion of Mexico, by ilUibnatora, Bays "tho pie? bald rarramufllna who, for nearly half a century, havo dronchod that beautiful land with blood mid hado (le?an ." to tho progress of tho civilized world, moy noll give place ot last to tho aspiring warriors, thinkers, and workers of our own raco who havo long boen watching for tho time whon auch a creal movomcnt could bo effected with the host chances for direct success and tho loast prob? ability of intorforenco from without to effect itu permoncnoy." Tho Jamal:a Oleancr, of tho 21th ult., publishes news from 1 lay ti of tho election of a President of tho Ilopublic. Tho election took placo at Port ou Prince, on tho 11th of Juno, nnd, aa had boon ex? pected, Genend BALNAVE, who wau occupying tho Presidential chair proviaionally, was chosen. Ho waa tho only candidato, and waa unanimously olcct tion would havo boon hopolcsa. Tho now consti - tntion recently adopted in Hay ti providca that tho term of ofllco in tho Presidency shall bo four years instead of for lifo, os undor tho old constitution. According to this, Gon. SALNAYS hos boon oloctcd to sorvo till May, 1871. Tho country waa tranquil. Bomo idea of tho terrihlo havoc of war may bo gained from tho following figures : "In tho des pe rate encounter at Chi chain agna, ROSENCHAKZ lost 10,851 mon, nnd at Murfrcoaboro' 12,085; at Pittsburgh Lauding GRANT loat 13,573; at Vicks? burg, 0875, and at Misaion BJdgo 7000; at Games' Mills, Peach Orchard, Savago Station, Glondalo, White Oak Swamp and Malvern Hill, MCCLELLAN lost 70,000, and at Ant int am, 11,-120; Booran loat in his campaign in tho Wilderness, 20,000; BunN SLDE at Frcdcricksburg, 12,000; and 0KANT'S united losses, from tho timo of crossing tho llapidan, in bia Anal campaign, to tho surrender of LEE, aro computed at 00,000." ' Iho New York 71 ibttnc has tho following funny paragraph relativo to ono of tho "doad-locka". be? tween tho President and Congross: Tho Tcnnro of Offlco lan' hod an unexpected result, which wo hardly know whothor to coll doplorablo or comical. A postmaster waa suspended for drfaloaliou; tho Sonate rejected i he person nominated aa bia nue? ces-.or; and under tho law the delinquent had to ho re inn ta te d. In .communicating to him thia amazing result, tho Poatmastcr-Gonoral politely requested him, "aa a, favor to tho Department, t.> uso as litUo'of tho monpy of.tbo Govern mun I and moko aa fow falso entries as possible." It is not said whothcr thcro la any legal punishment'for stealing in tho State wherein thia gentleman lives. Jiu.Ul FAVTLE, ever ready to moko a slab at tho Second Empire, boa attacked tho Emperor for tho aharo ho had in MAXIMILIAN'S misfortunes. A atoin of blood; ho said, will roat upon Franco. Thcro woro murmurs iu tho Assembly, aud a strong protest from the foreign Minister. Novor tholoss, NAPOLEON ia evidently conscionco-strickon concerning tho fate of bia tool, and Franco shares tho humiliation. Wo may bo auro that Ibero ls an cod forever to foroign intervention in Mexico, and, for aught wc cnn toll, the disaster to tho Emperor's prosligo moy. havo a powerful effoct upon his for? tunes. Tho Exhibition nerves to divert tho minds of tho pooplo at prosont,-bnt Pronch honor la son aitivo, aud tho Emperor will not bo deemed to have studied and protected il with ilia usual skill and tact in thia miflcrablo Mexican buainosB. The Now York Tribune soya: "Tho address which tho Popo doUvCrcd to tho deputies from Italian cities, Hie ol her day, was rather kinder in tono than many of his former speeches, but it ind?cales no chango in U)B policy, and no. relaxation of his opposition to tho union of Homo with tho King? dom of Italy. Ho ia still un air a to porcoivo tho advantages of national unity, still unwilling to ac? knowledge that tho movomcnt for a consolidation of tho Italian States springs from-any othor inspi? ration than hostility to tho Roman Church. And hi tho unwonted boldness and resolution of bia speech it is not didi nutt ? to detect a cou fi de nco, probably woll founded, that tho intervention which ho baa besought from Franco will eoou como lo his aid." Chief Justice MAITSIIALL, loturning from North Carolina, wrapped in profound thought on aoino knotty point, found himself suddenly brought to a halt by a email troo whioh intervened between tho front whool and body of his buggy. Booing a sor vant at a short dietanco, ho aakod him to bring an axe and cul down tho (roo. Tho aorvant told tho Judgo that ibero wa* no ooaaaloo for cutting down tho troo, but jiiat to back tho buggy. Ploaaod at tba good oonao of tho foUow, ho told him that ho would lcavo him Bomothing nt tbo inn hard by, whero ho intondod to atop, having then no amah change In duo timo tho nogro applied, and a . dollar was liandod him. Boing askod if ho know who it was that gavo him tho dollar, ho' ropliod : "No, air ; I conolodod ho was a gentleman by loav lng his monoy, but I think bo is tho biggest fool I over aaw." Tho tenn "bottlod np," whioh Gon. CHANT ap? plied to Gon. BOTLXB, and whiob tho latter claims to havo boon iisod by him first, appoara to havo boon used by noltbor originally, though Gon. BtrrLEB makes the claim. A correspondent of tho Now Orl?ans Picayune, howovor, assorts that Gen, GBAMT derived it from CAULYLE. Alluding, In volume 5, pago 33, of bio history of "EnED union tho Groat," to Prinoo MODITZ'S faUnro to bring up his flrtotm thousand mon at tho battlo of Prag, OABLTLB romarka: "Aa it is, tho Austrian army ls* not annihilated, only 'bottlod' into Prag, and will nood elogio*." On page 220 of Ibo name volnmo thoro Ukowlao occurs thia sonlonco: "LEU,WALO waa jest finishing with tho Swedes, and got 'bot? tled up* In Stralsund." Truly, thoro ls nothing pew undor tho ann, CTJRRISNT TOPICAS. j Cornu: Was nnst brought to Marnollloo in Hill from tiffi*. AS Marccitlca alto, i??, vmt opon, od iiioiirbt ?toro Tor Hu enlo of coffee. Loiiuo.i batt bcvn ming tuo ringmnt berty f.-r ton yearn Vioro it reached P.uie, but in 1673an Armenian 1 opened n rafe in Paris, Trillen, Iro'wover, obtained no SIICCC3H, and tho ownor waa obliged to clono it, mid emirato to London. Hin atlCCOaaor was ii little, humpbackod man, who sold cofi'uo in Ibo BlrcolH, and who for nearly twenty yearn postio 8 cd on undisturbed Monopoly or tho bunnies*. Fi? nally in 108a, ono Pnocoi'E from Sicily opened a oaft) opi>osito tho proaont B?O of tho Thcatro Fran? ?ais, which io still in oxlstonco. Then niiolhor on Ici pi ising Atmcuinii o|icucd a cajo in fio Uno do Hussy, whero ho dovolopcd tho original idea ol furnishing tobacco, pipes, und nowopapor? lo his custouiorB with thoir coflbo. Tho proas lhat tim? wal icprcacnled by tho Aleiem-;/ anti tho Fronoli G azt?te. But IhiB literary convenience did not bc tonio general in Puris till tho time o? ibo Ilovolu Hon. Finsl.y, a third arfe, tho Cafo o: Parnassus, was opnuod noar tho Poul Xcuf I Tbl i caji Un? enjoyed an artbrUo ropu I lation, g.oalor nlinosl than ouy otlior I from tho f imo of tho T?f?U who woro cc I cusloniod t i assctnblo around ila labios-VOL I T.MiiD, BOISSY, YtuxBT, Uio Abbo AIISAUD, CnE I DIM-ON fil?, ?Vc It ia aliU In exislouco. Vafi rapidly booamo conlros or Ibo literature, nm I moro especially tho wit or Ibo lime. In thoa J day I a tuan niado his dc?iil In a cafe willi a now poem ti I epigram, as lo-dny in ibo COIII.UDB of a nowupupci I It waa at Uio Cnro Procopo thal UOUESKAU wont t play chess; and at tho Cafo of tho liegt nco, nt lb I corner of tho Placo du Palais B .yal, that Bon I BEAU, VOI.TAUIB, tho Marshal UK HiausuEtT, ll Emperor JOSEPH II., FHAKKUX, MAIIMOM-EI DIDKBOT, Br. Foix, DESOHAVELLE, BnnsAniuN 6 I PnuirtE and BONAPAUTE woro among tho frcqifi and diHtinguiahcd guests. In 17B0 Uioro wei cloven huudrod cajes lu Paris, and ovcry ono kuov I "tho prominent part thoy played in tho Rovolulioi But . at tho tinin nf "lim lln??liiriil.ioii. tho nuinbi had amounted to three thousand, and to-d-iy th? I aro as tho alora or U .avon-innumerable. It I said Hint now, whonovor a store is io bo let on tl I boulovards, lt is imiucdinlcly engaged for a nc I cafo, BO thirsty bavo grown tho pcoplu of Paris. IT ia WAMUNOTON InviNO who diacouraoth tin I hoautifully on woman and marriage alway* "Cn I rout Topics." I havo speculated a great deal < I matrimony. I havo seen young and beautiful w I mon, Ibo pi oin of tho gay circle?, married, aa tl I world aa.vB, well. Kuno havo moro) int) tho I costly houaos, and their friends havo nil como ai I looked at their furniture and their aploudid hoi I for hnppinosa, und bavo gouo away and connu itt I them to their sunny hopos cheerfully mid wit ho I fear. It is natural to bo sanguine for thom, nu t I young aro aoinotimoa carried away with aimil I fooling. I Iovo to got, unobserved, into a corm I mid watch tho brido in lior whito attire, and, wi I her smiling faco and soft oyes meeting mo in I I pride of lifo, wcavo a waking droam of fui m o lin I pincas, and pon-uado inysolf that it will bo true I think how thoy will sit upon '.ho luxurious sofa I tho twilight Inila, and build gay hopes, and ult I mur tn low tones tho not now forbiddon tend? I noss; and how thrilling Ibo allowed kiss and bea I tilu 1 ondcannonts nf wodded lifo will make ov thoir parting joy.-?, and how gladly thoy vi I como back from thc crowded nnd empty mil I ol Ibo gay, to each ol iier'a quiet company. I p turo to myaolf that young creature, who blusl I oven now nt hia hesitating caress, batoning oago I for his fooUtops ns tho night ?tculs on, witihiug would come, and when hocntors at Inst, and wi I nn affliction as undying as Iiis pulso, folds her I hia Im.'uni. I can fuel tho tide that goes flowi through tho heart, mid gaza with him upou I I graceful form OH HIIO move? about in tho ki I ofliccB of affection, soothing all his unquiet car I aud making him forgot cvon himsolf iu her you I and unshadowed beauty. I go forward for ye. I una soo her luxuriant huir put aoborly away fri I hor brow, mid her gir'ish gt aces resigned into d I nity, and loveliness chaut cued with tho gen I raookneaa of maternal affcotion. nor liuslin I looks on with a proud oyo, and shows tho sa fervent love and dolicato attentions which fl I won hor, and hor fair children aro grown ab I them, and they go on fu'J of honor and untroub I years, and aro remembered whon they die. AN ENQMBII tii.uiniu.iH named FUABEB has h I ly unido a roport to tho Educational Commias I on tho subject of tho common schools or tho Uni I States and Canada. After diligontinquiry darin j thing to condemn in tho Anim nein system of p Ho instruction, and bia goncroi conclusions, summed up mi follows: "I am afraid that wc England, in our zeal for 'denominational cdt I lion,' lay too much Btrcas upon tho Adjective, I littlo upon tho substantivo; wo neem to care in for tho connootion of nur schools with partim I religious commun i ties than for tho fruit thoy I ally produce; wo aro too often content to hear t religious instruction ia given, ayd don't pur tho inquiry far onough to ascertain whether i I given intelligently, by competent tonohors. Ic j fcea to tho conviction growing moro and more my own mind, strongtlioncd, too, by what I h I heard and noon in America, that what wo m moro of in England ia intelligent education-a ] quickonlng of tho minds of tho pcoplo! J I say this quito aa much in tho interest of rel ig aa at tho prospect of political changes." Tl follows a damaging confession-ono of thoso a I doutai mya of light whioh comet inion dari int mafia of ignorance, and exhibit ita deformity I I glanoo. Mr. FRASEU said: "Tho' difficulty I 1 as a country clergyman, in teaching and preach to an adult mixed congrogatlou, lies in tho a and heavy intellectual movomont of tho mas my hearers; their scanty vocabulary; their i nal I to appreciate an argument or follow a train thought; thoir want of gonoral and broad mei cultura." Nor ia. thia oil;for ho adda: "Ido think it COU bo maintained tbjit tho religl I tniching of our achoola hos prod?cod religiout I tclligonco or religious stability In ' our people, I any rate, not in that class of our po?plq wlii I their school days had most of such teaching: tho religious ins traction gi von in ono of our montary schools is th roo times largor in quar I and timo than ia rccolvcd by A hoy at. Eaton Bugby." Th coo brief passages toll their atory. . . ONE OF pun exchanges, tho Rochester Uzi baa tho f Hewing : A young Misa in Auburn i ing heard that arsenic bod boon aucc?safully ployed by fnahionablo bolles for beautify ing c I plcxion and rendering tho ?uticlo of tho conn anco sort and transparent, ono day last, wcoh I cured n supply of tho deadly drug. As m bavo been cxpcclod, tho foolish girl had 1 idea of what quantities ? of thu poiaon'^mighl token without incurring tho danger of a fata ault, oven thbAt^h a war n, cvon 1 f consum? I vanity did not preclude an atom "of oem I aouBO, that its introduction in tho system ir moat minuto portion? must bo nt tond o J ruinous resulte. Tho consoq?onco? woro thal unusually quiet section or tho etty in wi. i uh lives, waa appalled on Tuesday evening by th poi t of an attempted enicido on tho part of Ol tho fair daughters, and rumor vms very bm I divining tho causo of tho painful affair, until I victim, in an interval from violent retellings I tho onorgotic operations of a stomach pump, enabled to glvo nn explanation hort elf. A roBiilt waa avortod by tho skillful attention ol ph y si ci ans, and tho pat ion t is - in a fair tr rocovory. Quito a number of Bimllar insta in which tho same result was'obtained-alibi in all esses tho doses bavo been coiitln?oi a longer pr nod before tho' denouement. ,, TUE DIVISION on ibo oumulativo voto ii If ouse of Commons waa a vory, romarkablo end worth rome inlier ing by ail who take an 1 oat in tho question. Tho proposition acct priori, to bo reasonablo onough. Hay that a elltuonoy is roprosontod by tbroo niembors, every voter may oast throo votes, oithor fo candidato in a lump, or distributed anion; throo, and thus (ho minority oonld s oe uro a r BODtattvo. Tho support given to tho resol procoodod chiefly from tho Liberal party, about a acoro of Conservativos voled for it. DisnAuj end tho Ministry gonorolly oppos and with thom woro Mr. OUDBTOKE, BIr. Ba: and many oUior so-oatlod Badlcala. Tho men who aro satirically caliod "literary and philo* cal," wore pretty equally divided. It ia prol that tho vote will bo mado on annual ono t rogular reintroduction of tho p. -^position, ai that caao wo moline to think that it will res victory for Iho prosont minority. Wo aro that a subjoct of n<? much importance lins taken up in this country. > t:> n .'THE SUIT AN," aoya a Paris Journal, "goo incognito nearly every evening in the prir Blreots of Uio capital. Tho Emperor of tho mane observes with caro everything thai especially concerns Parisian workmanship, ol ia called in comm creo, 'leu arl ide? derari*,' Sultan, io fact, Is a gr oat amateur of. moak and IwrtrrlmonUior fabrication.' Yrnoa ho t yoong man, under tho naroo of AZIZ-EITSXM, ho look Bretti delight in sleeving wUh hin omi berni, In Hie Posphoriie, tho ?Icnmcr, woll known tn tho East, which iras Riven him by tho Emperor ilia brother. Thia packet, With two white fiiunuK uerved for many yoar3 na Ibo principal amusement Ol tho heicdllary prince. Ho waa niuo accustom ! eil to nccupyhlinsoif in a npccial manner .rilli agri? culture; anil tho form? ttchijllttks) or Trinco Aziz were noted in tho XJulf of lamulb nml on tho coast of Analolin for their exceptional management omi cultivation on Ibo European BVBIQIII."_ IiAttOEHT^rhcLi.ATioN.-The DAILY NEWS publhhe* thc Official I/isl af Let? ten rcnutining in thc Postn?ic al thc end uf each week, agreeably to thc following section of the New Postoffice Law, as the newspajwr having thc largest circulation in flu: City oj Charleston: si iTH':; ft. And br? lt furlhorenacted. Hut IUI? or let? ter* remaining uncoiled for In auy Postofllre tu any city, town ur village, whait) o newspaper ?hall be printed, Khali hereafter bo published oucu only In the newspaper which, being Mblsshcd weekly or oRi-uer, shall havu llio tireeJI clreiilatiou within range of delivery of the said Ottlca _ ny AJ comniumcatwns mlcndctt for publication In Hits Journal must bc addressal to tlic Editor qf Hie Vally AVIM, No. 13 Ifaync-slicd, Charleston, S. C. Uttsiiiis.i Communications lo Publisher of Vaiiy News. ' We cannot tinuVWriAC to ra', rn rejected communica? tions. Adceriiscmcnls outside 3f Ute city must bc accompa ?i ? ti with the cash. ~C BS~ RI. 33 S T ON . FRIDAY MORN INO, JULY 20, 18C7. Jon WORK.-V have now completed our office so na lo extraie, in the shortest possible time, ALL KINDS OF JOH WORK, nnd wo moat i e..pe et ful ly risk Hie palroungo or our frionds. GEN. HINDA] iv s LETTER, We Ittivc of bile poid considerable attention ' lo Mic utterances of Hie lenders of thc Sotilh i ern people. We Lave quoted nnd ntiimndvcr . ted upon their views, because wo deem it i natural, that iii tltis lime of doubt mid per? plexity, when thc fundamental principles of 1 society mid government nro brought inlo thc ' nrciin of discussion, thc people should look ' for counsel, guidanco nnd direction lo those I Who in] dayl gone by have occupied positions . of honor mid of trust among tboir follow-citi zens. Many of our most prominent public men hnvo .spoken ; bolh thoso who formerly represented us in th c balls of legislation, and thoso also thoso who wero wont lo lend our enthusiastic citizen soldiery to hollie nnd to victory. Willi scarcely n ningle cxceplim, ibo cx-Confedernlo Qciicrnls, who hnve hoon heard from ndviso n conciliatory policy. Tbey accept the situation, nnd H. .iso ntl their friends to do so. To thc long list of these wo can now ndd Ocn. IflXfiMAX, ono of our most distinguished Weslarn ehieflniiis, during the four years' struggle. He wrote a loller on tho Stillt of .lime Inst to thc Editors of tho Arkansas Stute Gerrite. lu il he says: "I be? lieve it lo h:- n most solemn duty of every friend of I lie South, who is permitted lo do so, to register and vote for a convention, nnd for good and true men ns del?gales, who will ac? quiesce in Hie Military bills of Congress, not because those hills arc constitutional, just, or wise, but because thc power Hutt forces them on us is greater (linn wc can resist, nnd udor and pei miment ruin may overwhelm us in n further contest against it, such rensoning ns this controlled I.v.r. and JOHNSTON, when they surrendered to (?HAST and SHI-.HMAM, and, as there was no disgrnco to them, so there can lie nono to us, in succumbing lo nn invincible nccossily." < i euer, il Ii IN DM AK is anxious to correct tho impression (bal lins been industriously cir? culated lo his disadvantage, that be ia n radi? cal, lie denies thc accusation, but considers that in giving ewuuasi ?oe m.. -?...., he is giving thc best possible proof of his love for tho South, and his interest in, and sympa? thy with her people, i.o urgently advises every man, not disfranchised to secure his registration certificate without delay, nnd pre? servo it ns cnrefnlly as Iho bravo Holdicr Baves Iiis last round of ammunition. "Those certifi? cates aro thc basin of suiTrago now, if not for years. Holding them, wo may refuse lo vote" when wo liko ; but if wo do not bold them, wo will be powerless lo kelp our best friends, although our worst ciiomic* may thereby bc elected. Supposa that a Hovel nor and Con? gressmen are lo bo chosen. On one sido n ltiidicai ticket is presented, bowling for con? fiscation and tho blood of rebels, and stirring up Ibo negroes lo a ferocious war of races. On the otbor sido thc candidates nro fuir minded conservative men, abiding thc results of tho war ju good faith, maintaining thc Union and tho InwB in ail honesty of heart, and bent on doing everything that wilt extin? guish hitter memories ami restore prosperity to thc whole country. Thc first of Iheso tickets .will/ destroy us-thc last will, give equality beforo tho law. . Yet many of us hnvo refused tb register that our friends aro beaten in tho State or District for tho lack of a few votes, lost by that neglect of ours. Our ultra Radical persecutors aro thus elected, and wo make ou (selves responsible here for such outrageous tyrnnny ns that of FLETCH En in Missouri, or of BROWNLOW in Tennessee. How dnro 'a true friend of tho South take this bur then on his conscience ?'' So' far,- General IIINDMAN. This letter breathes, tko proper spirit, n, spirit which should bo infused into all who desire to see thc Southern Stntos saved from further degrada? tion. It is fur heller for all lo adopt tho ?. in ciliatory plan that he invokes (thc course which wo hnvo all along counselled), than to arouse passions' tbnt may array race against race. This tho letters nnd speeches of Messrs. Pr.KUY. HILL, JonxsoN, THOMM and others of Hint party, oro more calculated to do even than tho intemperate harangues of a KELLEY, n BUTLER or a STEVENS. It is no time for crimination or recrimination. We must livo on terms of civil nnd political equality willi tho negroes. Why should we needlessly do thal which must result in their ill-will and distrust, aud thus destroy what ?B left of our former influence with tb?m. Tko country needs peaco nnd restoration. The uncertain law of a military commander is not equal to the certain enactments of undis? turbed legislation. Nothing will prospor ns long as wo oro in our prosont position. Tho farms not well slocked, and provisions scarce and cosily. Merchants from tho highest to tho lowest complain of want of business. Me? chanics and artisans aro not employed because of want of cnpital by those who need them. AU these classes ot' industry will remain as Uioy are or gol worse. No State offers finer inducements lo capitalists and omigranls than South Carolina, and yet they stay away. Honey is plenty al tho North and in Europe, and yat nono cnn bo oblainod by far mora of tho South on their lands, no mailor how badly they need it. Remain as wo'aro, and. tho effort tn regain our lost prosperity will be abort, sharp and decisive against us. We appeal to every man in the Slate to take advontago of the offer now made; to register and qualify io vote, and sid in'selecting good mon to tho Convention that ie to bo colled, so that they can vote upon tho constitution that lt will adopt nnd submit for approval or rejcolion. Wo know wo aro open to tho ohnrgo of repe? tition, having il walled now on this topic, almost daily, for some timo. But wo hnvo no apolo? gies to oiTor. If wo rceur to thoiiubjoel of our duty again and again, we do so only because wo deem this tho subject of pro-eminent im? portance at thia time lo every man, woman and 'child j in'.the South | ;nnd, thereforo, tho most uatnral and legitimate toplo for disousslon in these column; , WANTED-Tim usn: tu" A rts-. Y ..'?.?*.' biafledd ti ri m: lt?Kuonaacc MOHlsM. WIII1MW.II oaretlforwyrvspeusliblQparty. AMreto LOCK i)tt.\? EH. NO Charleston Fosl?lUr?. _3 _Ju<y"0_ OAHU HI AK Kit.-WAM'Hi), .1*. KXtM?ttV O HASP. Apply to P. P. LOALE, iiorlbcck'H Wharf, n?ar Northeastern Railroad. _JjiJy_M_ 1* WANTKU, A SITUA IIO.V AS AV KT NORSK, 1 by a rcspcetublo Woman, fail i:lvo rccoiiiiuinda IIOIIR If muire*. For particulars apply ?I Ho. 1*5ST. lill III' STREET, ciimrr Morrie._ l*_ Jilly IIA A NT IOU TC? llltlK, A RESPECTA ilLl" Willi E lui Y. a< a house Korvaut. Ho murd h'? wilting ti mali? ltlm?clf r.cnrially useful. Apply I? C. I-. l'ANKNIN, Ho. 123 Meeting aired. July 23 _ FOR o ALE. ITItm SALK, A MULCH COW, WITH A ' young CALK. ApplyntNo. lbT.PHiLIPHTHr.nl. -_Lr?_ !. fntl KENT, THAT DBSIRABI.B RR MI? L DENCE. No. ll KIN'O STREET, with all the nw?, cary eull<iillillii|t?. elstern, .Vc. Iimuiro at No. I', .SOU ill BIDE OP TUE Alloy E._wfia Juno 1 Foil-HA I.E. n KI lt ST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES, KAVANAGH k DEOKRB'S make, nt tho Adgcr building Billiard Hull, comer of Klug and Market s?rcete.__?_ July 83 -I.IOIt SALK, A CA KR Y ALI?, WITH TWO -1 Seels, polo unit shaft. Also, a eel of ?loiiblo and Hlnglo HARNESS, all In |;ood order. Can bo aeon and bargained for cash or a time note- ut Iblrty days, ni No. 21 Lynch 6lrcct. . May IT TO RENT. TXJIIARi" PROPERTY TO mc NT. TI IT: VT PKOPKMTY for many years known ss MOB IS? LAND'S WUAHF is now tu rent. For furllicr partlcit. lars apply nt l'LANTEK'S AND MECHANIC'S BANK BU1LBINU. East Bay._ll_July ll) rtVJ HUNT, TWO KllO.VT UOOUHi TO I gothem (th kitchen acconiiun.latiim?. TodvHlruble person* Ibo rent will bo inuJeruli-. For further pnrtlnu lars apply at this Olllcc. July is rpo RENT-THE TWO AM) A II ALK STORY _L BUICK RESIDENCE. CU msw Socloly and Meeting "ir. et?, having .-Isterii ami stables on Uio premises, and good arcommndalions tor servants. Bent low. Apply to S. HABT, Sr., No. ;?.> Klug street July ll TAKEN UP. STU AYE O, INTO MY PHEEISHS, ON Tuesday nlghl, July 23J, a BED COW. Tho owner eau have Hm samo by pa) lug expenses, *?**dy .i f?o. 102 COMINO STREET. 1* " July 20 BOARDING. BOAItU ANU LOUU1NO CAN HE OUT AIX KI) hy a ningle i:- ntl.man. nt rcaMi.nablu raten, in a private family radding in n pleasant portion or t le oily. Apply at Ulis effl.c. wli July 'it BOARDING.-THREE VUtSAHAKT ?IOOBM with g.iod BOABO ran bo Iia.l on immediate .?nil. call?n to So. 00 CHURCH STREET, weal side mar '1 mia strict. Terms reasonable. June 13 I71UIIM.SIIEU ROOMS.-.\~T'~EW GENTLE. MEN can bc ac.ommodutcd with fino apartment* ni No. 9 ti EO ito E STREET. Tor particulars address P. H. KEGLER. Nu. 10 Bi nail street. 4 July 211 1.-VXCISLLI?.\"T HOARU, AT VERY LOW j rales, in Ibo most central bushiest, pori of Ibu city, without lodging, lu a privalo bonoe, enu now bo had. For partli-mara address "X. L," l'o-toiuco. May IS COP AR T NEB8HIP8. UISSULCTIUN. TUE FIRM OF WUtLDfcM .V BROWN IS HEREBY disolved by mutual consent, i Jilter of us, fur Ibu present, can bo luuuil ?il No. ll Hoyne street. WILLIAM O. WHILDEN. OICO. H. BROWN. Charleston, July 19lb, 18?T. WILLIAM O. WH1LUEN & CO. "1 ?! ILL CONTINUE THE WHOLKIALRCROOKEBY. VV CUlNAANDOLASSDUMNESSatNo.il llayno street._fwt July 19 UIS SOLUTION? rrilK COPARTNERSHIP IIEItirrOFORE EXISTING X under tim linnie or ll. AUNOLO k CO., was dl.-o.ved by its own llniilatioii, on Ibo 1st iii April lust. Thc bu-1 ness will be co illino I ny Uni subscriber at the Old t-t n. J. No. 210 Meeting street where Mr. A. E. 'i.W < DEN can bc found ready to at'eud Qt ihn customers ol thu cstabhsniL'iiL IL ARNOLD. July Int, lbii7. No. 219 Meeting street. July 1 Imo ""DENTISTRY.; REDUCTION OK HKNTAL PRICKS TO SLIT TUE TIMES. DR. J. E. DAPRAY. DENTIST, IS NOW PREPARED tc c?mplele ibu insuriiun of wholu upper or lower sets of ART1FICAL TEETH, upon tho moat approved method, and with the b;sl materiah, at (20 lier sui. Par Hal sets lu proportion. Durability, natural appearance, l-erf.vt lit, and ncatucea of lliiisli, guaranteed. AU other operations upon Uiu Tooth performed in s skillful and warranbtblo manner. (Illili) al his residence NO. A LIBERTY STREET. May 20 mwf Charleston. H. C. EDUCATIONAL. EUCCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OK REV. DIL MYERS. rIE PRINCIPAL OF TUE ABOVE NAMED INSTI? TUTION hos much pleasuro in announcing to his patrons, os well aa to tho public generally, Hist owing lo continued increase lu tho number of pupils, ho lias lound lt necessary to obtain moro sullablo premises, and ??t??Wlrtoa^ streets. Tho sim of thc Instituto being to thoroughly educ?te the pupils for coilogtatu or Lu.lucaj carver; o syelenisllo and accurate clomculary training la r dop cd for such on moy need Hist course, and peculiar advantages are siso offered for tho siudy of tho classics, Malbcmstlco and Book-keeping. In oous<*quonco of recent ncceeeary changes mode in the government of tho Academy, aud willi a view of Iodinating tho Interests of tho pupils, tho Principal will be assisted by Mr. JOHN O AN NON, a goullcmnn of known ability, and who has had considerable oxperlanco lu tho ort of teaching. Mr. OANNON performed his collegiate course of studies with dlslincUon, In ona of thc best coUagea tn Fiance, and subscquonUy taught tho French languages aud classics willi unusual success, lu tile college of Blois in that coon try. Hare and excellent advantages aro thcreforo afforded for tho study of French under his supervision. A primary close connected with thc InhtltuUpn ls con? ducted by Mils ROSA DIBBLE, sud tho varions dernrt mcnta receiving Hie personal auporintoudepee ofilia Principal; overy oxurtiun is inade lo promote tho inter? ests of tba pupils. Co ti roo or Instruction : English, Franck, LoUb, Greek, Hebrew, Spanish and German languages. uif'lni July IS. INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH. "VCRB. NICUOLS, A NATIVE OF CHARLESTON. JVJL eut during tho past fifteen \ cars s resident In hurope, is doslrous of giving Instruction In tbs French Language eil.ter ot her own residence or st tho bouses of lier pupils. in i lui rn st Mrs. FINN EV'S, No. 100 King street. May 21 THE LADIES* MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, HAVINO ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY MADE Ct OT II INO, sultablo for Ocnttcrnoo, La? dies and Children, and being desirous of diminishing our Slock before tba tesson advances too far, wa would espe? cially draw the attention of Ibo public towards Uio rcduc lion which will bs mada Iii our pnces for Ibo next two or three weeks from date. - Apply st the DEPOSITORY. Jsmasry 29_No. 17 Chalmers street AN OUOINANCK TO EEOUI-ATE TUE BIOTUOE Os* PETOOLEUl", ITS MO DUCTS, AM) OT1IKU I.srUUUillLE OILS. Seo. t. ?Je ii ordained by tie Mayor and Aldermen, in City Council aticuibtcd. That fran and slier the 18th day of Juno next, lt aliall not ba lawful lo koop Petroleum, Kerosene, hock Oil, Uauzlnc, Deuxole, or any other In? flammable oil or ons on Btorago or for solo in any cellar, store or building south of Lina s root, lu a larger irunn Uty Ulan nu y gallons ou suy unu lot or premises, ami any such quantity so kept or storuu shaU be contained tn vessels al tin or other mutai. SEO. x That Petroleum, its products, er any other In? flammable oil or oils, when brought lute tho city by Inn.! er water, may be kopi on any lui or lu any molding bi which cotton ts not stored, for a period not execedinr twenty-four hours, upon tho expiration of wldi-hUmi.il shall be removed and kept In Uio manner as required by tho foregoing section. Sea 3. Any person or persons violating any part* ol this Ordinance sba I be subject to a uno ot two hundred dollars, for cac'i oQ'cuco, recoverable In any Court of com? petent jurisdiction. llatlfl'din City Council this twenty-first day of May. In the year ol our Lotd ono thouiaud eight bundi\ J and slxty-sovcn. (LS.] P. C. OAILLARD, Msyor. W. IL Sum?, Clerk of Council. Juno 0 Pilli LIC NOTICE. Orr lex CLEUK or COUNCIL, I May 1SC7. j Tho following PccUon of" An Ordtuar.co lo abolish tho ellice of Suporiulondeut of Hint eta ; lo pr?vido Tor Keep? ing Ibo Streets, Lanes. Alloys, anil open Courts In tho. City ot Charloslon Cleon, and for other purposes," ls hereby published for the luformaUon of all concerned : For tho duo protection .if tho Said cou tractor or con? tractors, ff it further ardai I rd, That every owner, loSSoe, occupant and tenant of any premises IronUog In any plied, lane, alloy, or open court "ball on overy doy (Sundays excepted) havo Ibe dirt. Nth, garbage or other offal, placed In front of hts or ber lot In a barral, box or heap, and lu readme*s for Uio contractor, by tho hour of seton o'clock, A. M., from tho Hist day ot May to the flint day of November lu every year ; and by tho hour of nina o clock, A. M., frcm tho nrat day af November to the first day of May following. And any person offend? ing herein, or placlog any dirt Sith, gsrbage, or other offal. In any street, Uno, or ailey, or open court, after tho hours sbovo named, sliall bo subject lo a Ano not leas than two nor nore than fl vo dollars, for each and every offence, to bo imponed by tho Mayor. By order W. H. SliTTH, Moy IS Clerk of Council. KIRK LOAN; MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, 1 Cm HALL, November 9, IMS. | ALL PERSON? DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN THE Burnt Districts and Wanto Pisces of olio Olly, un? der "An Act of the Otueral A.sombly, gtviog sutbority to tho City Council of Charleston to pmcee l In Uio mst ter of a Fire Loan, with o view to old in building up the City anew." ore hereby notified that tba form of oppli. coll?n for loans can be obtained al tho omeo of Ibe Clerk of Council, between thc boura of 0 A. M. end 2 P. M. . All application? moat lin ?J* al lo tho sbovo monUcned office, as tho.OotMlttM wiU meei every Monda? to con older tba same. By order of the Moyer W. ff. SMITH, Novomber 10_Clerk ol ConnelL NOT1UE. ?FFICE CLERK OP COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING clouso of Section 1 of an "Ordinance lo Raleo Bup s for theystr IF??," Is published for tho Information ?f persons selllnz Ooods by aa tapio or otherwise, who arv Dot rostdoatsof t>ds city. AU such portions ore hereby notified to report ul Ulis o ill co. "Three doUort on every hundred dollars of all goods sold in this city I 'wm not residents, by eiraplo ct otherwise." W. IL SMITH, March H_ . Clerk of Ooanrll NOTICE. OFFICE OF TUE OIITET OF POLICE, J OnAnuts-row, H. C. Msy 4,1807. I rZ REGULAR INSPECTION OF TUE LOIR AND inctosures, vaults, Ac, will commence on Monday nut. Ot lott Owners sod occupant* oro hereby rorjtMroil 10 soo tbol their premises sro in good con.inion and lbs! ali filth and garbage ls removed as required by Ordb nance. Oilier Inspection * will follow. I . By order of Moyer tluuaiiD, . 0. B. BIQWALD. Clilef ef rolle*. ' MEET j NOS. OHA KOK EiUOtlK Ko. 14, A. V. PI. VN l'.XTRV COMMUNICATION Ol' THIS LODGE I ?.ill bc licl? rni?(lTl<la\)f;iYNiii;, .t Masonic Hall, [ al K o'rlo- h. Candhlalcs for (ho Maslc Mason's Dcgrco ?111 attend punctually. U>- order W. M. W. A. GIBSON, Jul? '.'ll 1 Secretory. DRY GOODS. ETD, CIIOIMiOllllS! l'IIKil'l?! AT THU CHARLESTON HOUSE, STOLL, WEBB & CO., (HANCItOFT'H OLD STAND). TTvOIl THU NEXT THIRTY HAYS WE WILL KELL JL many styles of Good? tn Ibo DRY G0l>BS DEPARTMENT Very cheap. Some of theso Gooda will bo sold st a (treal ilmf lH'low tho first wi, comprimo::, m part, a lol of MUSLINS si 13 ccuts. original price '23 cent?. Munlina al lil conti, oilgfiial price 'J5cunta. Mu- lui al 'JU cent... original price ?nccula. j Munlhn at 23 ccuts, original pricu Jj to IO ccuts. A small lot of Horcgcs st 16 couts. A Mimili lol of I lere,us at '?fi eenie. Llrlo l'oiihue ami Louos at 23 cent-, A i uuill lot of Hare::? Delaiiios at 13 centn. 200 yarda Figured French Combrlo at 28 cents, worth fiOc. I case assorted Calicoes (cheap) at 12J? cents. Wo ara also ulm win ; good asiortiucuts tu each Dopart incnt. i HUSH LINENS; Family and Fronting Linens; Long cloths at Ul, 12J?, IC, 18, 20 ti 26 routs; Drown Shlrliugs 10, 12?:, IB, 20 to 23 cents; all widths In bleached sud ? llrown shlrliugs; Fancy Linen Drill; Urown Drill; Cloths I andCasslmcres; Mellum Cashmeres for Bulls, lu tuaturo I lo suit tho H c.mon. RLACK GOODS. WE ABF. OFFFBING A OCOD ASSORTMENT OF BLACK tlOODS, in Alpaca?, Bombazines, Lupin's Black Shallr. Black Delaines at 60 couts, a lot of Black llarogcs aud Cru po Morell at IO conts (worUi (10 els. a month ago); ?4 Crspo M?rel /. sud Ilarege, for Shawl H. 1 ogethcr with silliestovery article to bo bod (nour Hoc, which wu aro olfoilng CHEAP FOR CASU. STOLL, WEBB & ?0., July 22 m Wi No. ?BT KINO S TUE KT. J.& P. COATS' THREAD. BRIGHT COLORS In Fancy Iloxe*, willi their well-known 'Primo murk. FIFTY SHADES OF COLOR In each liox of Uve Doxciis. For Sale Ly tito IM?K?OB, of IBO Dozen., hy JOllr, & HUGH ll Wv*. Solo Agents in Now York. July 15 tawslS FURNITURE ETC. FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING THU SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES THAT BE HAS conuoctoJ, as heretofore, tho UNDERTAKING BUSINESS, In all Its part?, with tho FURNITURE, so that ho ls pre? pared to liirnl iii funerals complete, anti to give pomonal I attention iii thu mott delicate, respectable and ssUafaclo rv maimer. Ua I? aleo prepared to remove bodlea to any dlatanco freo ul smell aud decay. , FISK'S M ll l'A LIU CAbES. and all kinds of COFFINS, alway? on bond en thc most reasonable terras. K. WHITE, ruRNrruRE WAREBOOMS, Boulhw.-Rt corner Wentworth snd Meeting s?rcela. FINANCIAL? I RONDS, STOCKS AND COUPONS. BONDS OF ALL KINDS Stocks of all kinds Coupons of sll kinda Bank DUls ot aU kluil?. Bought at highest rates by ANDREW M. MORELAND. July 12_Imo_Broker, No. 8 Broad street NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS * - ... AAU TRUST COMPANY. Branch nt Charleston, S. C., KO. O STATS STREET. T\ErOSITS CAN ALWAYS BE DRAWN WrTUOUr U NOTICE Deposits of Spoelo aro repaid in Specie, AB oilier Deposits aro repaid In "Groonbaoka" or Na? tional Bank Ilill i. Deposits of any amount receive*! from any person. NATHAN RITTER, Cashier. July 11_._?_IB NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. (I IA! i TE i: MD BY ACT OF CONGRESS. OFFICERS. M. T. HEW ITT, President. J. W. AI.VORD. Urtt Vice-PrcsldenL LEWIS CLEPU \NE. Second Vlce-rroildcnt. DANIEL L. EATON, Actuary. SAM L. HARRIS, General InspoclOr. Banklog Louie, Penna j 1 vants Avcnuo, corner of 10th street, Washlugton, D. O. BRANCH AT CHARLESTON, S. C., NO. O STATE STREET. Open every day, Sundays and Hobdays exceptu?), rom 10 A. M., to 2 P. M., and from 3 to 4 P. M. DEPOSITS OF ANY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM ANY PERSON. Interest payable in Janna rv and July, In each year. All dopoalts win ho repaid with Inter,-u due whan ro \ quired. . AU the profit? belong to tho elcpositors. Brandice havo been established tn the principal cities I rora New York lo Kow Orleans, ana accounts can be transferred from one Branch to another, without cb argo or interrupting tho lu teres t. Investments aro only mado In sacuriUes of tho United States. -, RICHARD IL HMM, Chairman Advisory Committee FRANCIS L. CARDOZO, M oe rc ta ry. NATHAN RITTER, 'ino 20 Imo Cashier, THE SOUTHERN EXPRESSmiMPAiVY, Onice No. 147 Meeting iii-, t" CONNECTIONS WITH ALL Railroads Throughout TITK UNITED STATES. Every attention givon to the Bate Transmission of Freight, Money, and Valuables. WILL GALL FOR ANT) DELIVER FREIQHl TO ANY rOINT IN THE CITY FREE OF CHAROE. II. B. PL AST. Preside nt, April 10 '_;_A n<m tts. Qa. CRISPER COMA. Ohl ah? wa? bountiful and fair. With starry eye?, and radiant hair. Whoso curung tendril?, soft entwined, ?. Enchained tho very heart and mind, CRISPEn COMA, I For Onrlinpr tho Hair Of cither Ben into Wavy and Glossy Ringlete or Heavy Masivo Carla. BY USING TUia ARTICLE LADIE 1 AND GENTLE? MEN can beautify themselves a thoasand fold. lt ls thc only article lo tho world that will curl straight hair, and at tho same tims give lt a beautiful, glossy ap? pearance. Th? (Maper Derna not only cur la th elixir, hut Invieor.te?, beautifies and cleianaes lt; ls highly and de UghIfuliy perfumed, and ls the most compute artic!? ol tb s kind ever oxTered ld the Amt eleen public, Th? Crlvpeir Ooma wiU be sent to any address, teated and po?tpaid for fl. Address ail orders to , - , ? , ... .... , , ^'w. L OLARK A CO., Chemists, I No, 9 wc? layette . tro c t, Byracnao, H. Y, lUvAh? lye _TOBACCO, ETC. 85 BBiiS. SMOKIN? TOB?ttO. TUST REC RIVED, AND WILti KK KOt.D OS AC ?J COUNT Ol' WIIOH IT MAY CONCERN, nt a lutt? ra tc. L. LOK?NZT, July gjj 1 No. 893 K INO HTRURT. "Lil ?RI0L1" SECAlt STOKE, CORNER ItlCUADWAY AND17TI1 STRKtCT. MOW YOU.IC. THE UNDTR-ilONED WILL lit: PLEASED TO REE kia Boulkem f ric mts. Tho cbslotst HAVANA sf. tl\HH, ol all tko Icndlni; brandi?, willi a general escort, went of Pniolccra' Article* ahraya on hand. Juno 4 D. OTTORl'.NOUI. Agent. C10THINB. GREAT REDUCTION IN No. 219 KING STREET, Ouo door south Murkct street. 20 PER CENT.DISCOUNT. NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY. Tl ?E BEST QUALITY OF MEN'S AND YOUTHS' SEASONABLE CLOTHING EVEB OFFERED IN TnlS CITY, WITH A LABOE LOT OF THE CELEBBATED STAR BRAND SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND DRAWERS, AT f ltlCE? TO SUIT THE TIMES. Having perfected arrangomonta with my Manu? facturera, I am ablo to aoil tho entire STOCK at tho above di o cou nt. Frico of each ARTICLE marked in plain flgnroa. Agent. B. M. McTUREOUS, Sup't July 25 N G. PARKER, LATE PABICEB & CHILD, DF.ft.LEn IK CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS ?ND FURNISHING GOODS. June 14 No. 103 EAST DAY. Tb ero cometh glad t id i uga of joy to all. To young and to old, to gloat and to aman; The boiuty which OD co was ao precious and rare, Is free for all, and all may bo fair, ny tile nae of CHASTELLAR'S WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, For Improving and Beautifying tho Complexion, Tho most valuable and perfect preparation In uso, for (riving tho akin a bcautuul pcarl-likc tint. Uist lr only found In youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pim? ples, Blotches, Moth. P itches, balownasa. Eruptlonr, and all IropuriUes of tba skin, kindly healing tbs saino leaving the skin white and clear aa alabaster. Its nie cannot be deluded by tho closest scruUny, and being a vogctabls oroparatlon ls perfectly harmless. It la the only arricia of tho timi nsod by tho French, and la con? sidered by tho Parisian aa lndlapenaablo to a perfect toilet. Upwards of 30,000 betUes wore sold during Uio past Tsar, a aufhclsnl guaranleo of Its efficacy. Price only 76 coota. neut by mall, poeVpald. on receipt ot un order, by DEP.UKU, Hil UTI S A CO., ('hemi-tn. SM River HI., Troy, N. Y. March ?0._lyr AFFLICTED I SUFFER NO MORE ! When by tho uso of DH. JOINYIDLK'S ELIXIR you can bo cared permanonUy, and at a trifling cost. Tba sstoaisliliig success which lias attended thia In valuable medicino for Physical and Nervoua weakness deners! Debility and Prostration. Ixiss of Muacnlar 1J> erny, Impotency, or SUT of the conseouoncos of >outhfu. SSinVilon; renders ft the most valuable, preperatton "lt wll?*remove all nervous affections, depression, ex? citement, Incapacity to aludy or business, lass of mcmo ryTconxoaloD. Uioughts of self destruction, fears of jp, sa??ty7?ut It wiL restore Uio appetite, renew tte bcallh of tho?o who have destroyed.lt by sensual excess or evil P^ung Ken, be humbuM*d no ?ore h y "Quack Doo lors"and hmoranlpiscUtioners, but sond without delay for the Elixir, snd bo st oDce rf stored lo health and nap ni,, ess. A pcrfoot euro ii 0 naran teed In every Instance. Rice M, or four botUea lo ons eddrp? ?3. Ono b?tilo la sufficient to enact a cure In all ordinary ""ALBO, DR. JOIN VIIJ.E'H 8PEOIFI0 PILLH, for tba smedv 'and permanent cure of Gonorrh??, Gleet, L'rc throl Discharges, Gravel, H Wc hire, and all affections ct tho Kidneys sod Bladder. Cures effected tn from nne to Ave days. They are prepared from vegetable extracts tint aro harmless on the er?tem. and never nauscato th? ebimach or impregnate tbs breath. No chango of diet ta necessary white using thom, nor does their action ba soy manner interfere with business pursuiUt. Prlio (I F!EHher of the above-msnUono? articles will be rent to any address, closely sealed and post-paid, by mall or express on receipt of price. Address all orders to DEROER, rUlUTTS A CO., Ch emilia, March 80 ly No. 38o Hiver atreel. Troy. N. Y. WHD.BRB8 and HUB. TACHE? forced to pow ?non the smoothest race in from three to fl*? weeks Dy using Dr. HEVIO N E'R RESTAURATEUR ?JAPILLAIRK, the mest wonderful dlsoovery lo mo-1 . .darn seien oe, acting* bpon th*Beard and Hiir!n an almr^minumlcrat manner. Ii haAbe?n used by tho ellie of Parla and london with thc moa nattering ?ucccaa. Marna*ot til purchasers- will bo registered, ^ jr entice aattafaetlen la not given lu ev^LaatancAi the money mil [?, choerfully rerortdrd, Price by rr^ seated and repaid. ?1. DescripUvs ta? cnUraand (e*amonMi millrd^TrMC Address" D ERO KU, ? 81IDTT8 A Ca, ChcmUta, No. 384River street Troy, Nc ^????X^r* (?* ta? toked Bbttos .?'^oVt* , 1 . .I . :.?'<?'? rv if ? f .:. GROCERY AHO MinCFILAMSOUS. PRIME \\ I LITIO "CO UN,' OATS, pi?oun. rc\c\c\ BUSHELS PRIMP, winn: UILLINU r)17\M J COHN, cx-st rainer Falcon. ION bushels Prime Oats. 100 bushels Extra ami Low Prlci il Flour. HAY. ?jr,o balea Primo N. lt. HAY. For ?lo br .INO. CAMl'SEN A- (XL. 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