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MISO :HJ XI Tjjjvrjr Call Me 1>JT my Clii-lallan P?ame. Call me by my Christian name? Tis sweetest to my ear Far dearer than the voiqe of fame, From friendship'* lipo to hear, rho fond familiar accents of youth'? dear < gone by, When lifo wan yonng, and hope's fair atar shouo brilliantly on high. Call me by ray Christian name, If thou art of the few Who with me in the garden Of happy childhood grew If thou art one with whom I played when life waa in its spring, ^j^.* art weloome tuns to oall me as the robin Together to 1,.?. Wc went for ma!? Toy"' s'o school ?JJ ?"^^J-Sifhaps we've whiled away ?rn Tifo hours, when "the roaster's" eye wH wandering elsewhere; ? Then call moby Christian name, Ju?t aa J m did when there. fl Tho wanderer returning home From some far-distant strand, Treads anxiously tho pathways fl! Of hts own loved uatlVe lind- fr Ue sees but strangers, till a voice falls sweetly on his ear; Ho hears his namo, he's home again, sone friend of youth ia near. Then oall me by my Christian name; Wli ?'.lover be my lot- .. ? I would not that tho cherished sound Should ever be forgot; lu memory's magic numbers it strikes toe sweetest key; Then call me by my Christianname.'tis magic still to me. - _ [Orlginah OB THE FORTUNES OF JULIET CLAYBURN. -o \ TaUfof the Palmetto Stat?. -O CONTINUED. "I will not, Julie, if yon so desire." "And then, Karl, what possible plea? sure can you find in performing polkas, waltzes, dances, comic songs, and all manner of light mnsio, when you kno' l so many groud things, so much mor ! suitable to the sacred charaoter of th : day?" j "The polkas, dances, and comic songj are disgraced forever," he smilingly de dared. Juliet, did not speak again immediate? ly, but Karl noticed the nervous move? ment of the lips, and the flush which rose to her face. He conjectured rightly there WSB something else she desired to say. Leaning his head down, he in? quired: "Ts that all, my sweet mentor?" "No-would you mind going to church, occasionally, Kuri? It would gratify me so much, and all preachers are not dull and ponderous, as yon Hay Mr. Wain? wright, is." "I will go to church, Julie, oveu if all preachers were Wainwrights," promised her lover. For which, he received a warm "thank you" and still warme* thanks from the uplifted eyes. "Well-is that all? Can you thiuk ol nothing else, Julie? I ndviso you to bring forward all yonr petitions for re? formation, at once, while I am in such a favorable humor for granting them." "That is all," she averred, with a smile. "Yon can think of nothing else?" "No-I believe not." "And how about the lager beer and my meerschaum?" "I don't suppose there is any barm in those things, unless carried to excess." "You disappoint my expectations," said her lover. "Yon oro really not such au out-and-out tyrant, us I fancied. But if. is bad enough-you toko away all my well-loved pleasures and leave me nc comfort but my pipe und my lager beer." "But I give you some comfort," abc said ingenuously, "do I not, Karl.*" "A heart full, Liebchen." CHATTER XIII-ASHBURN CEMETERY. About a week after their engagement, Karl carried his betrothed to ride. They went to the cemetery, a place of sur? passing loveliness, lying on the banks ol i ho river, nbout two miles from Ashburn. The two alighted nt tho keeper's lodgo, leaving Lady Blesnington and the buggy under the charge of rt ragged urchin, Karl promising to reward him hand? somely, if he took good caro of them for au hour or so. This business arrange? ment having been settled satisfactorily, the lovers strolled on through seques? tered wuiks, underneath shady trees, ad? miring the splendid monuments, the tasteful arrangement of tho various burial-plats, and tho plaintive beauty of tho surrounding scenery. In front of a fuutostio miniature temple of white marble, adorned with gables and hang? ing with dark green ivy and clematis tendrils, Juliet signified a desire to stop, in oraSTtO reftd~tbft.ioHCriptions. "Pray do not," entreated Kari, "Idid not bring you up here to rend epitaphs - and how can you hear to do it, Julio, when we are so happy? Let the dead rest. I hopo wo moy never dio ourselves, but live forever on this bright, gr ?eu earth, happy in each other's love." Juliet was by this time half through tho inscription, and did not move at Karl's words. "Come on," ho said, gently pulling her, "come on. I will take you to a spot where there is not a grave in sight, and nothing to remind us of the fleeting character of nil things earthly; nothing to speak of tho inevitable end which must come, sooner or later, to all worldly felicity." "Just a little while, Karl," replied Ju? liet, drawing back with pretty wilfulness^ 1 'there arc some exquisite lines of poetry! and I have almost finished." ' Karl abruptly left her und walked on alone, which line of conduct on his part completely upset Juliet's interest in the Chinese Pagoda and the poetical effusion, y ho ran altar him and playfully slipped ber hand ia bis arni, telling him, with a Mush and a laugh, that he waa "nous uQute a cross monster." vrhey walked on in the direction of the rfver, Juliet displaying uo further inter? est in the monuments. ' "Here is the plaoe, Julie," said Karl atlast. "Is it not a scene of fairy en opantment? Could vouimagiuoanytliing inore beautiful?" "It would be hard, iudeod," she re- i plied. ?On a gentle slupe, on tho banks of the i river, stood au immense rook, with rough hewn seats on the lover side. Karl brushed off the leaves which had accu? mulated on it, and spread his haudker- ? chief for Juliet to sit /town. For u lon yr i timo not a word was/ uttered on either j Sale; they were siloifly drinking in the sad and tranquil be/uty of the landscape, ' to their hearts, gloving with the rosy hoe i o? love's magic coloring-breathing with tie soft whisperings of their own mysto-1 r?uus, jndeflnabl/senBatiooB. Their full ?irits, overcharged with unutterable iguage, acknowledged by a tender ?nee tho magic inspiration of the hour. Stilled was the voice of birds, but the evening breeze floated lazily among tho boughs ot the trees and the rustling leaves murmured in plaintive melody, sighing forth a mournful reqniem for the declining day. The gathering shadows of evening came on apace. A soft, dreamy haze colored the atmosphere, i'ho dark blue sky, with its white float? ing wreaths of fleeting olonds, was cano? pied high.above their beads, while bolow, n their feet, the shining river, oalm and ?iprofned like a summer lake, followed to slow winding course; its diamond turface gemmed.with myriad emerald ' "ea, from whose quiet shoreB the dark, 'andant foliage drooped voluptnously > thesilent waters. Faraway in the y distance were waving fields of grain ? i piotureequo meadow-lands, whence | me to the oharmed ear the voice oft ting flocks and "tho drowsy tink- j gs" ot the distant cow bo?l?. Ou ?ii j of the wide val^y, thrown ont into i trtrre vine-elail, undulating | . rising up like giant ramparts Inst the crimson walls of heaven, j d lost of all, pictured below the gor gloM of flume, which was grandly ' iking beneath the Western horizon, ? the proud cupolas, domos and tow- ; bf fair Ashburn. Karl was the first to break the delicious cooli. There was a powerful influence ; .Barking at his heart, more potent even 1 than tho mighty charm of nature. Hw : turned to his companion and began pull- ! iiig off tho glove from her left hand. I .Joliet's gaze still lingered on tho river. TO BE CONTINUED. A NEW DISCOVERY ! ! PHALOFVS /VI TAJLI A ; fealvafion for the Hair. IXE AR ?\|VATER! WITIlCVqLSEDIMENT ! ! I OPE?^r^THE LICHT ! : ! , ]For Restoring to GraMfair its Original Co/or\ F \ PHALON'S "ViTALi^iirt'ers ut I crly from all tfo^iair coloring >reparation^^ierctofore used, t is ljjs^nd, sweet smelling, j ?recumates no muddy or slimy natrer,requires noshaking,im >ar?s no stain to the skin. Hold ttoYhe light and it is clear and ilouWess. It leaves no mark on ie seato ; yet it reproduces in ;ray haiHtifiriaturalcolor that fime or sicR'tr^&niay have ' bleached out of i f.^Pha lori's VitaliiLg-? ,il is for one sole purpose^Jfiat of ''? ,reproducing,with absolute cer? tainty, the naturalaoior of thc mir. It is not^ifitended as a 1 f\iaily dressios^nor for removing ; \cturf or ?andrutT; nor for ci i ng Daffiness; nor for stimula i t *6 growth of the hair. j ' hesf objects may be accom {; ish.4d after the color has been ixed Vjth the Vitalia, by Pha jm's Otemical Hair Invigo jwtOT. : jj THE VITALI^?*??V a harmless ind unequaled preparion for . j |he reproduction of lie origi '; lal hue of gray haired noth J r?g else. This is acccJnplished i fi from two to ten applications. ' according to thedi^th of shade ',! Squired. SoJ?H>yall druggist* Rl"YH0LDSr?OTE0V^ i . OK CONSTHUCTISO Artificial Dentures. J'atented jieeembtr, 1 ?07 - Al TER an extensive use of this iinpoi taut improvement in practice for nearly two ! year?, it is with full confidence urged upon the ' profoPHinn and the public, ss fnJfUhug more thoroughly and satisfactorily than any other mode, every intention of Artificial Dentures. As in this method, rubher teeth ure alto? gether discarded, it is desirable that it should fall especially into the hands of those familiar with (Old plato work. lt i my not he generally known that they - \\ . -v^r .-aces of artificial tooth, constructed , ACCnnUltg IO llllS patent, l>)* Dentists win. *,?, not ' [cens?es, rentier thetnsolvcs liable to tho : pen?..ty of infringement, nv wi ll an the ope : rat"f. drice'fights will be disposed of and instr uo timi given by letter, or at theoporatiog roouis , vt /:synolds*A Reynolds, where the manipula ' Mon may bo daily witnessed, and where com? munications may be addressed. I f WM. REYNOLDS, M. I>., AUK 12J_ Columbia. H. C. OR. W. H. TUTT'S STANDARD PREPARATIONS. SARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN'S DELIOHT, ? Expectorant, !\r VegetableI.ivor Pills, if Improved Hair Dyo, For salo by i Feb_271v_ E. E. JACKSON. j Kerosene ! Kerosene ! ! PURE KEROSENE OIL. warranted HO, tire test, for salo low by the barrel aud at re? tail; also lu five gallon tin cans, at 60 cents per gallon-no charge for cans-which is very convenient for country purchasers. Nov 24 _J. >V T. R. AONEW. Oak Bark! Oak Bark! ' TTTANTED, at the Colombia Tanuerv, 100 W Cords OAK BARK. Apply to 11-23 J. P. THOMAS A CO., Columbia, S. C Charleston Ad vor tis cm cn ts. DR. H . fi A ER , Wholesale and Hot nil 131 Meeting Street. Charleston. South Carolina. AOE NT for Kiorotead'a Kin? of all Tain, Fleming*? Sautouiuu Worm CoiifoctiouiLJ Miaou's Tobacco Antidote, Uphum'a Antjj^'^' to Strong Drink. Prof. Wuudram'-i.'7* *n ! Medicine?, Uttum l'a Soothing Co-f Ior In* f*Mauul?cturor ot Doubla "F*1*12' for cleaning clothes, H*!r r2,n,?? 8tt* perior Citrate of M**T?-?' Superior ?ulogno, ! ItobortaonV. CU<^l A Syrup, Arnica Liniment, ? * K?t')?-'"" "and a large aaaortniont of Dru*?**, . i>"i.'nt Medicine*, OUP, Dyestuffs, Perfumery. ! yancy Gouda, (Foreign and Domestic,) all of, which lie will ?oil ut thu loweat market priesa, j .lust received, freah supplies of California : Vinegar Hilter?, and Brown's Genuine Chloro- ' dyne._.???L??L i A.C. KAUFMAN, Broiler, Ab. 'i? Itroad streect. Charleston. S. C. SOUTHERN STOCKS, BONDS, COUPONS and Oncurrent Hank Not?? bought and auld on couimiaxion. AIHO, Gold and Silver Coin. Order* eolioitod and promptly attended lo. j Prices current iaaucd weekly and forwarded I gratuitously on application au above. Refera by porniiaaion to Chaa. T. Lownde?}, , Esq., Prestdont Bank of Charleston. Deo 7 '-ii"1* Mill Fond and Channel Oysters. SUPPLIED in quantities to ?nit purchasers. Orders from all partn of the interior solicit] ed. Addrcaa Thoa. McCradv, Agent, P, Box 339, Charleston, 8. C. f . I tv KT. ii KM' KM.-Jamea Adgor A Co., lUj?w .Y. B. Campbell, Dr. St. J. Havenel, Dav^PJen nings, Mc.Crady A. Sou, W. G. Dingle,Miuu 8. Hyan. OctJgj)mn -A. I MAH Saraoenia; or, Fly Trayg^Bitters. THE GREAT SOUTHERN JTKMEDY, for Dyspepsia, and Nervous Mgordor*, Gene? ral Dobilitv, ." e.; prepared by^ G. w. AI MAR, Chemist nnd Druggist, t?jmm?btston, s- C. SA VAN N?. u, Cra^March 3, li67. M.v. vt. \\. A i M M?-I tear Sir: A member ol my family, suffering long from Dyspepsia, baa , experienced more relief trom your "Saraccnia Bittern," tlian from any other medicino she lian ever tried. It ia moat excellent for invigo? rating the system and creating an appetite. I regal d itas decidedly the moat beneficial of nil dyspeptic remedies. YOUTH, very reapectfnlly, S. J. DARRELL. Sold by all Druggists. General Agenta, His i.P.Y A- Co., HI Chambers at., N. Y. April it fly "PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY S COUI'. ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIM, For Composting with Cotton Seed. IS article ia manufactured at the Com . pany's Worka. under tho direction nnd en perintctidence of Dr. Itavenel. It cont ainu thu same elements of fertility aa Soluble Pacific Guano, ixcepl that it ia not furnished willi Ammonia, lt is prepared expreealy f??r com posting with cotton aced, which iurnishea the element of Ammonia; tho object i>? ii g t<> n n der tiiat aide product of the plant.tii.in availa? ble to the highest decree aa au eleuietil nf fer tility. For further and particular information, apply to tho undersigned. $4"i ca-h. or ?50 on 1st November, 1870, for approved city aceeptanco or other good secur? ity. J. N. ROBSON, Agent for South Carolinn, 1 and 'J Atlantic Wharf, Charleaton. It. O'NKAI.E A SON, Agenta, Columbia, S. C. JOHNS. HKF.SK, JU., General Agent, lialti niore. Oct 21! 13mo HAVING the LAUGEST and most COM? PLETE FACTO lt Y in the.Southern State? ami keening alwavs on hand a large and moat eomph tr. stock ot DOORS, NASH KS, BLINDS, Saeh Doora, Store Doora, Shutter.?, Mouldings, .Vc, Ac . I am enabled tu sell low and at manu? facturer's prices. N. B.-Strict attention paid to shipping in good order. Anni ti liv FARMERS, lucienne your crop? and improve your land, by using PHOENIX GUANO. Imported by na direct from the Ph om ix Is? lands, South Pacific Ocean. Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'s il/ A .V / /' U L A TE 1) (J U A N O Prepared at Savannah, Ga., und Charleaton, S. C., which haa proved in the boil the best Manure in nae. For ?alu by WILCOX, GIBBS & 00., Importer? AZ- Dealers in GUANOS. OU H? y al reel? Ravannab, UM. Ol Ka.t Hay ot reel, Claurleaioi*, K. I*. '4-11 it,.mci ?Ireel, AugiiiiN,fits. Alao by CHAMHKliS .V BHYCK, Agenta, Co? lumbia , s c. We alan keep pure No. 1 IV? livia li Guano, pure Uiaaidved Hone, pure Lhlid Planter. For further information. addi cs? as above for circular, or subscribe lu Southern Ayrieul tnrist, published by W.c Mxcitoirphy .v Co., at Augusta and Savanna)*, tia., at the low pr?cc of J? cen ta per annuli Nov 30 4ino Branch, Scott Sc Co., .1 VU US TA , fi A ., nr.At.Kns IN Flour, Grain, Provisions and DF'ortlliasor ?. Agenta tor BTOVALL'o EXCELSIOR MILLS. Nov V? 'Imo* Dupont's Gunpowder Agency. , A FL' ' 1 snunlij luviatanib on hand, ni all 1 a. u ladra, irr-^npjBppr!ir nu . i gn u rv . and Canister*. 4. tllJ'.'* (" tu" 'ra'!o and ciiiiriiiniTK Ulan, f)r?U' ?Al Buck SHUT, Per cuwsio". CAPS, Gnu Pliula, ftc, for tulm low, , b> * J ft T. lt. AGNEW. Teas and Coffees, SELECTED by au expert-Choicest Moy uno, Hyaon, Japan aud English Breakfaat Teaa. Mocha, Old Government Java, Lagnayra and j common to choice Kio Ci .fleca, i'ricea low and 1 quality guaranteed. GEO. SYMMKBS. Fire Crackers!' Fire Crackers'. ! -| f\i\ BOX KS first quality FIRE ('HACK - i LUU Elts.Jimt received and for aalo low i by J. .V T. lt. AGNEW. Bacon! fiacon! ti\ i\(\t\ LHS. primo dry baited . lear , ll/.l/l/l J BACON SIDF.S, I '2.?0J U.a. piimc dry aalted BACON SIIOUL : DEBS, ' 1,000 Iba. choice augar-curod Family HAMS, i On hand and for aale low to the trade, and . at retail, hy J. ft T. R. AGNEW. Cheese ! Cheese ! ! . K/\ BOXF.S Factory and Ooahcn Cheese, fJU j nat recclvad and for ealo low by Nev VU J. ft T. ft, AGNEW >)TW"rVm-^~iTTrii H (luv. kor Liniment 11HE SUREST EROTSOTIOV *?*lnst dis? ease i8 the timely u?* & J ?ood remedy. Tho great Family Li-^ont ?J the age, for in I terned and oxlor>me> combined ?n ?"e med ? ?ul ?i*-^'<^ie introduction of modern Cho ?^^^tti?d analytical research into the hidden [mysteries of the vegetable kingdom, has there been discovered a chemical product of auch extraordinary curative powers as the "Quaker Liniment;" thia Juatly celebrated medicine waa discovered ami prepared by a Quaker Doc tor, connected with tho naval service of Up? country, his practice was confined to those i vere casen which usually result from a faring life. hhuiiniatisins, Acute and Ch Colds, Coughs, Cramps, Chilblains, F^ Neuralgia; indeed, all acute disorders^ ring prompt and energetic medici treatment of these complaints with nary medicine of the day tail? d to nnl^-i euro or relieve the patient. Disappointed and inory tilted at the result, and BtimuUtcd by U/f prompting? of apuro humanity for I bovril f-I t'eriiip;, ns well as a professional vvAv> ho, after much labor and study,/buipoitWed his i great Liniment, called the/QUAKER LINI? MENT. This medicine is ??iuarkabje for the peculiar property it possie^cH in being sn In- I ternul and ext' mal rcui/dy at tho saino timo, and differs from all otlvr medicine? in its ac? tion in arresting disuse. lt is taken lutoi/allv for ('olds, Coughs, Consumption, ( 'rau?jMYvcr and Anno, Head? ache, Asthma, DJ^^^r.v. Colic, Acid Stomach, ('bolera, Chfdo^Hm bus. Sick Stomach, Pains ill tho Stoin^MPTiari luca. It ?H ns^?Rvi nally lor Sore Throat, Diph? theria,?J?WtcUA' ''f (,':u"!h of th" Nick, llea(jL??sHfNee,i algia, Faec-aeho, I ooth-aehe, V>j-BWW\f Back, on tho Side or in thc Hean , ijfmmiieck. Lumbago, Rheumatism, il i.s espe? cially good; Pains iii tho Pones, or in tho Muscles or Joints, fir Stings of Insects, I'.uah o Bites, Itching Humors in thu Skin; for aM these, and for more than wo euti enumerate?, it i-i tho great remedy. For sale, wholesale and retail, by FISHER tV ll KIM ISM, Druggiet*. Nov 25 * Columbia, s C ?ibbes & ThoD ac, Real Estate Agent?, S \FKER their service? ti.the nul lie ss (IKN \J ERAL LAND AGENTS. Will buy and sell Lands, and other propel ty, on commission. No shargi s until sales ai e effected. JAMES G. GIBBES, JOHN P. THOMAS. Jan 19 WADI'. BAMPTON GIBBER. Early Gardens. Early Fruit. ONION SK IS, White Silvc r Skins, Onion Sets, Ked W.-ihirstiolil. Extra Parly ?'nus. Ea riv Cabbage Earlv Head Lettuce, Karly Blond Beets, Fresh Seeds, diiocl from Liiudreeh, fur sato at FISHES A IIK1NI fsii s Drugstore. mt?SSBSB3BS???SS4???l?Si BSBBSga Si "N?OKE?SON SrO?B?J," COLUMBIA, SOl-Tli t AKOT.l V A. ?JM?V^ THI3 pleasantly located HO- ? ?fclfri*' ?? J TEL, unsurpassed by any ??5HB3?_,Iou9? in Gio .South Tor comfort ?f??S3S?fcft?d healthy locality, in now i Opon to Travelers and others aockiuR accom- I modations. Families ran ho furnished with nice, airy rooms on reasonable terms. "A call is solicited." My Omnibus will bo found at I tho different d?pota- passengers carried to rna from the lintel free of charge. Nov 8 WM. A. WRIGHT. . fllllE Proprietors take pleasurnin annnuuo X ing UI?B elegantly-furnished Establishment now unen for the accommodation of guests. Tho table wdl always be supplied with every lelicacy of thc season-both bom the New fork and Charleston marketa, and no efforts A'ill he spared to give perfect satisfaction, in very respect, to our patrons. FREE LUNCB i the refectory every dav from ll until 124. WM. COLMAN,* / " May 30 H. H. RALES HOP. I 1 .*"""* ^*?R8. Notice. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, Jr unary 10, 1S70. The following Sections of tin- "Ordinance concerning Streets, Pavements and Shade Trees," aro published for general information: Ste. Vi. Jlf il further ordained, TliHt it ?hall not bo lawful lo drive nny wagon, curt, or other carriage, or tn ride or lead any horse across or upon any np? n brick drain, within the corporate linois ol the city oT Columbia: except at tie- bridges or oilier places provided for crossing x^i I drains, iind<-r a penalty not exceeding I a en1 y dollars for each and every offence." i SK?, lt. tte it further ordained, That it shall not bc la.wini bi drive any wagon or other ear i ri ige, or to ride nr lead any horse or mule, or sutler them to stand upon any pavoment, ex I cepl in car-vu of absolute necessity; and any p.irsnn offending herein, shall be subject to a lim-of not lees than one, nor more* tuan fifty ! dollars. Itv order ul the < "itv Council. .lan ll ii J. S. MoMAHON, City Clerk. Hams'. Hams ! : "Vfl'.'A" Sugar-cured Hams and Bacon Strips, I Li ju-: H et ?ved mid fur sale low l-v Nov J. A: T. lt. AGNEW. Another Sr rn tn Science.-Warranted the Kesi in the United States. Boots, Shoes and Hats for the Million ! ?4 7* THE MAMMOTH SHOK HOUSE: NEW GOODS FOB THE NEW YEAH! amma- I have just received a very large stock of Ladies', (lent's, wMmfj r? Misses' ami Children's PINK NYOIIK, direct from first BS&? Sf^tt'-Jiiiuils, ami bought nt low ligures-certainly ti.'' finest J? ^^BPDB^^S1-rought to this rnntket siuce Ihe war, mid in all colors ?UM! " widths and sizes, and tho attention of buyers is solicited, :i> goods will be marked down frora this dale. Call and see for yourselves af Hie sitni nf the Dig 1 i-> - ? ? und Hut, ono door North of Columbia Hotel A. SMYTHE, .lan 1 ETI WAN GUANOS, Soluble Manures and Sulphuric Acid, I l>r MUTT, < homi-t for ?PH ATE OF LI MK, <.r mel t hese ii vi- vnluulile MANUFACTURED at Charleston, undi r the dhrel tho Sulphuric Acid and Super- Phosphate Con pan\ . SOLUBLE PHOSPHORIC ACID, in the h i in ol Stll.Ul?LK PHOi DISSOLVED BONE PHOSPHATE, ir- thc ban- of all ?-....1 Kurt ilizct s. in t tic i at io of Soluble Phnsplmtic Acid which ia ill I hem. The immense de|io.tits of Phosphoric Guano.? which were discovered in 1837 bi South Caro? lina, by Dr. PRAT F, consists mn inly of lusoliible Phosphate vf Limo, which i? made available as a Fertilizer l>y being ground tu powder, and red need by Sulphuric A? iii to such a eonditiuii as t;> make its iustiluble phosphate soluble in wat? r, ?md thus made capable ot being taken np hy grunt ing plants. The insoluble Phosphate found in any commercial Fertilizer ia of no more value te the plant than the original Phosphate roch. The greater th:- proportion of thin Soluble Phosphate which any Fertilizer contains, the less the tpiautitv inquired per aere, and consequently thc clteapt st Peitilizii isthat containing the luglit-sl per centai'.e of Soluble Phospliate. Impressed with these ti uths, the Sulphuric Acid and Super-Phosphate Company have erected at Charleston, the llrsi extensive Acid Chambers South of Baltimore, and aro able tn onVr to plauters thc highest per ceiitago of Soluble Phosphate ol Limo Known in any mai lo t. Their Fertilizers ?re offered nuder two forms: I. Ktlwan.Nu. 1-PURE SOLUBLK PHOSPHATE, guaranteed lo contain t? I pircent.nl Dissolved Boni' Phosphate of Lime, $1?) per ton, I" per cent, discount for cash. .i. Kllwan.No. a.-PERUVIAN SUPER-PHOSPHATE, guaranteed In contain JU percent, of Dissolved linne Phosphate, and IA to d per cent, of Ammonia, with a sufficient addition of Peruvian Guano tn adapt it to all Crops, ?7U per ton, lu per cent, discount for cash. WE A I.so OKFI IC DISSOLVED HONE, of high grade, fur planters or manufacturer*, who may desiri* to mix into any other compost, and we suggest that this i-< tho heel and cheapest method fur manu? facturers to transport Hie Sulphuric Acid contained in the mixture. Will he sold al fixed rate for each uer ceiling-. WM. C. ll BE A; CO., Agi nts, .lan 1 :lni i No. 11 Adger's Wharf. Charleston, s. C. i 1 TnE "CAROLINA FERTILIZER'1 is made from the Phosphates of South Carolina, and is pronounced by various chemists, one of tho heist Manures known, only inferior to Pern* I vian Guano in its fertilising properties. These Phosphates are th?- remains of exff net land 1 and sea animals, ami possess qualities ol thc (neat' st val ne lo the Agriculturist. We annex tho analynis of Professor Shepard: LABORATORY CV HIE MKDIOAI. COLI,KOK m* Ronni CAROMS*. Analysis of CAROLINA FERTILIZER, porsonnily selected: Moisture expelled at 212" P.,. .n; 70 I Organic Mai ter, with sumo ? aler of combinai ion expelled at a hov i ed heat, - . lt; ,r?0 ; Fixed Ingredients, - . ?.,?; so i Ammonia. ... . ... .... -jg^ Phosphoric Acid Soluble, - o lit! K.in.Valont to ll 27 Soluble Phosphate of Lime. Insoluble. i 17 . Fqafvaienl t.. |3 u. Insoluble (bone.) id i:i II td Sulphuric Acid. Sulphate ot Potash, Sulphate of Sods, Sand, - ....... On tho strength of these results, I am glad to F KUTI LI/.KU. examined. Wo will famish thin excretion! FERTILIZER t pounds. UKO. XV. Wibi COPELAND A BEARDEN, Agent?, Colombia .?\ TH Phosphate of Lime. I 'i ^ili ul to 2d RS Sulphate of I.inie. SI) 3 511 ll or. to he superiority of the CAROLINA C. I". RHKPARD, Ju. t others at im? per ton of 2.000 Kutitoi *, c liuNeston, s. C. Jan 1 13mo im B&ttimore Advertisements* EST An LI S II ICD lB.IO. LAWRENCE ?. DIETZ & CO., Importers and Denier? in NOTIONS, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, ' c., ftc, Ac. 308 H\ ??altimore aired, beOreen Ifotctifi and Sept .SO Liberty, Unit ?more. Md. 3mo HHS. I>. C. HPFXK, Private and Transient Boarding, No. 248 West Lombard atrort. corner Penn, Sept 14 BALTIMOBE, MD. GEORGE PAGE & CO. vANCTACTcnaas or PATENT PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, JWg Also Stationary and Portabio /Iii Steam Enginese, 6>.o. ||\ INO. 5 ?cbr?u??r Streot, / \\ QALTtHOtlS.KD. /^^V^S^LX\ flWSendfor Catalogues ami Price-Lists. July 30 ly New York Advertisements. ..AROUND TUB WOULD." Subset ibo for tho NEW YORK OBSERVER, Tho large double weekly FAMILY NEWSPAPER. SOUND AND GOOD. Try it. It will be money well spoilt. $3.50 per annum. SAMPLE COPIES FR EE. H I 1) N F. V E. BI O lt SE,JR., & CO., Jan .1 :i7 Park Kow. New York. lino Hairafnctnred by Tho National Walch Co., OF ELGIN, ILL. Pronounced by Watch Mal.rr., Uallroail and Ex ?ir, ss men. Kairi and West. io bc tho most correct Hmo Keepers made. Aiotd parties nho ad? Tirtlse to ?.end Watches ..(.O.P." Fl'ltPOBTIKQ to be of our make. We furnish nono for that purpiaie. There are hal? tutloA In market. To _ pet SKNCINK ELGIH i ".i v. II;>I<>> <.. ilealen. In ynnr own locality or . .s-v'.trc*. whom }'?u know to be honorable.. ?IUNIM-H Oil)?-., and toled Boom 16'J A 101 Lat? street, e hiayio. HI. S*" . Nov ll "M LOW raices. VXT i UTE DIN NEK SETS, new' Limoge VV Shapes, 157 picots, ?25. Smaller HIZO ??.ts proportionated- low in prices! WHITE TOILET BETH, ll pieces. 13.20. WHITE TEA SETS, 41 pieces, ?4 00 OOOl) WATEU-?OBLLT?.per do/mi, $1 Ol). GOOD WINEGLASSES, per dozen,'ll.Uti. All other goods in our lino equally low. Oonda packed for tho country, or forwarded hy Ex? prese, c. O. I). ' WASHINGTON HADM?Y'S Middle Cooper Inntitute Block, I Third and Fourth Avis., between 7th and 8th , streets, New Y'ork. Rend fur Illustrated Photograph amt Cata jlogutiol Limogu Dinner, Tea and Toilet Seta, mailed fio?. Oct 15 .'imo R. HOE & CO., Manufacturer? of Warranted Extra Cast Steel Patent Oronnd Circular Mill Mulay and Gang SAWS. 0?x-OTJLl?,r Saws, With Movable or Inserted Treib. WK CLAIM for our Patent Circular Saw tho following advantages orer all other?: The shanks of the teeth are elastic, and i x ; erl u uniform distension in the Rocket*. The stability of the plate i* in noway affect? ed by inse-r linc new se ti? of letth. Euell 'n.'1'; independently, mu;. be ?idj'tsteel to tin i-tittiiits lie- . N?> .-!>-. ir, k > s, ..! "tl, i ? j-ct i--nabl "Ap? pliances, nil- elli p'0\ i-i' >l l'iil.HM'ii' ll will: i lu teeth, ?vit id nil- H- gillio,e in cunnii ne! hui, ??lid SH Olisill il i ii. H ' S' f r :! hull III Hhi.ri. ali ll,, il ni<-lllii|'u i.i I.-Oltiin i \|>e rieiici d in tl,e liri* i-l Movable t . . . - ? ? . fi. .- :i ?v rt, are InlH no t and obviated by tim invention. .'.I.SO. TVTTbK PATK?KT "CHAMPION" CROSSCUT SAWS. CROSS-CUT SA WS, OK ALI. SINUS. Saw Mandrels, Gumming Machines. &c Si nd for Cataloguer und Price Liatn. H. HOE A Ct)., Printing I'II-MH Aladdin and Saw Manufac? turera, Ni w Yolk. Boston. Miens , and Lon? don. Kn? AUK '?f> Jihiio Dr. Richau's Golden Remedies. (fa-t (\i \/\ lt EWARD for any caso of dia ?R/JL?V*V/\? ?-us.- io ?nv sin??, nhil l, tiny rail io cure. Di? BICHAO'M GOLDEN BALSAM No. lennis Ulcers, Ulcerated Hore Throat and Mouth, Sore Pyes. Kr Opt lons, Copper-Co'ored Blochen, Scrofula, Aa.; ia the groAtcst Blood Pnritier know ii, removes all diecaec from the aysti-m and leaves the blood pure and healthv. DU. IlIOHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No.'2 enres Mercurial AnVcliona, Hhcumalieni in all its forms, gives immediate relied in all cases. No dieting nereus* ry. Price of either No. 1 or No. 'i, >5 0* per bottle, or two bottle? for $9 00. DB BIOHAT'S .'?OJyDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe and radical DU re fur a ll t'linary D?rangements. ac<viiii,iaiiii-d with fu'.l dir? ed iona Prk-?- i3 Ol) tim i,, bu. i,p 'itfii?rt'^ '"\i ' b'AMOC r, ? rmlleiil euri? ru rT'td>IUiv^|i<iIer i or VOIIHK; Imparting snergi with wonderful I efleet Prioe 15 per bottle or two bottles for ?9. i Oh receipt ut price, the hcmedles wi!! be j ?hipped to any place. Circulara sont. Address DU. D. B. KICHABDH, Aug 10 ly No. 928 Varick ?t., New York. Tobacco! Tobacco II IJt \ BOXE8 COMMON TOBACCO, at low i \ r flKures. 30 boxea Fair Chewing Tobaccei. ! 4 hoxoe Extra Bock City Chowing Tobacco. 4 boxes Commonwealth Chewing Tobacco. 10 boxes Bose Bud Chewing Tobacco. J*lv 20 JOHN C. SE F.GEBS. Limbnrgher Cheese. I f\f\ LBS of thin celebrated CHEESE lV/V-/ Bint to hann. Also, IQ boxee prime Cutting Choose. 5 boxe s Young Ano-rica Cheese. Fi r sale by OEO. S VMM Kits. Solomons' Bitters, TUE great SOUTHERN TONIC and Invigo rant, ia for sale by Da. C. H. MIOT, Nov 21 Druggiat, Columbia, S. C. Beer! Beer!! SOME dealers in this city ha vu been in doubt that 1 could hold out suuplviug them with Beer this summer. I now Inf?rin the public that 1 have a largo supply of old Lacer Beer on hand, which I put against any Beer brought from thu North, or even imported from Ger? many, as to purity and strougtb. I am rcad\ to test it by the Beer scale. AUK 20 JOHN O. BEBGERB. Baking Powders. BETTER than Preston's, warranted. Only twonty-fivo cents a box, at FISH EU X HEINITKH'H DruK ?toro. Candy! Candy! pr rv BOXES Mix?d CANDY, just received .J\7 and tor salo low bv tho box. Dec 10 j. A: T. lt. AGNEW. aa Tho symptoms S?MMONB' t?a?tivt:r.cr: _Mealiness a u d mufna w^ii raiBTiii iiwiiiiii III ff pam the side. (Sometimes the pain is in thu shoulder, and is mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach is affected with lost) of appotito and sickness, bowels in general costive, Boniotimes alternat? ing with lax. Thu head is troubled with pain, and dull, heavy sensation, considerable hissul memory, accompanied with painful sensation of having left undouo somothitig which ought to have been done.j Often complaining nf weakness, debility, alSd low spirits. Home limes sumo of thoabovo symptoms attend the diseawo, and at other times very few of thom; IBBBBBBBBMBBBaMsaaaBB^BBi^SBBbnt tho Liver is ge T. TEETER iuorally tho organ ^^?""^^^^""."^^^O'lioHt involvedjoure ??"^"^"^^""che Liver with DR. SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR. A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted to bo strictly vegetable, and eau eh> no injury to any one. lt has h.-un Uacd by hundreds, and known , for the last thirty-five 'yearn as ouo ol' the most reliable, eflioaclous ann harmless preparations ever offered to tbs sulfuring, ii taken regu? larly and persistently, it is sure to euro. Dyspepsia, headache, ianndicc, costivoueus, sick headache, chronic (lian Inca, affections of the bladder, camp dysentery. Bijections of tho BmBBnsasEBaa*naniBBBBnaMBB?*kidneYH. r?.vir, I Regulator- te"JS?. I ?BltHII*ri~TT'"-of tho S}^?^^^?t purity of Hie momi, melanenoly, or do-/JjPrl>n i of spirits, heartburn, colic, or palni?u the ? bowels, pain in the head, fever and ague, ! dropsy, boils, pain in back and limbs, asthma, ! erysipelas, femalo affections, and bilious dis I oases general!v. Price $1; bv mail, $1.25. Prepared only by J.JsL Z(SILIN &, CO., Druggists, Macon, Ga. Tho following highly respectable persona can fully attest to the virtuos of this valuable medi? cino, and to whom we most respectfully refer: Gen. W. 8. Holt, President S. W. It. R. Com? pany; Rev. J. R. Folder, Perry, Ga.; Col. E. K. Sparks, Albany,Qa.; Ceo. J,' Lu ns ford, Etci., Conductor H. \V. R. IL; C. Masterson, Esq., Shel iff Bibb County; J. A. Butts, Bainbridge, Ga.; Dykes X Sp?rhawk, Editors Floridian, Tallahassee; Btv. J. W. Burke, Macon, Ga.; I Virgil Power?, Esq., Superintendent S. W. R. i R- Danit I Bullant, Billiard's Station, Macon A Brunswick lt. lt., Twigg*County, Ca ; Oren ? ville Wood, Wood's Factory, Macon. Ga.; Bev. IE. P. Eaaterling, I*. L. florida Conference; j Major A. F. Wo doy. Kingston, Ga; F.ditm 'Macon Telegraph, and John Ingall-, former!) I of Columbia, s. C. For nale b; al' druggists1. July 18 i8m?? Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R. SU PEKIN TEN DE NT'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, H. C , January 13, 1870. j /"\N and after TO-DAY, au Accommodation ' \J Train will rmi as follows: ' Leave Columbia. C IS p. m. I Arrrivo at Augusta..3 30 a. m. ? Leave Augusta.4 15 p. m. I Arrive at Columbia. LAO a. m. This Train connects with tho Georgia day j Passenger Trains at Augusta, and the Green ' ville Road at Columbia, esch way. : C. B0TKN1GHT, Superintendent. Greenville and Columbia Railroad j GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, January 15, 1870. CS IHWCa^t?fiKP ON and after WEDNEH SSi^li^SE^aKDAY, January 19, the fol I lowing Schedule will be run daily, Bur day ' excepted, connecting with Night Train on > Hunt u Carolina Hoad, up and down, and with , Night Train on Charlotte, Colnmbia and Au ! gusta Hoad going South: ! Leave Columbia. 7.00 a m ' ' Al -it on . 8.40 a m " Newberry..10.10 a ni Arrive Abbeville. 3.00 p m Anderson. 4.20 pm Groonville. 5 00 pm Li*av . Greenville . 5 45 a in '* Anderson. 0.25 a ni " Abbeville. .. ._ 8 00 a m Newberry . 12 35 p ni " Alston. 2 10 p ni j Arrive Colombie. 3 45 nm ? The Train will return from Belton to Ander t son on Monday and Friday mornings. JAMES O'. MEREDITH, General Bup't. A3- Pape;a publishing by agreement with the Conmanv will copy. Jan 10 I Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta E. E. GENERAL FltEIGHT & TICKET OFFICE, COLUMBIA, S. C., December 23, i860. ! rilliE following Passenger Schedule will go X into effect on this hoad on and after SUN j DAY next, 26th instant: OOINO NO HTM. Leave August?, at. 4.00 a. m. Colnmbia, B.C., at.9.40 a.m. Winusboro, at.ll 40 a. m. j Chester, at.1.40 p. in. I Arrive at Charlotte, N. C..4.20 p. m. ! Making close connections with Trains of : North Carolin? Poad for nil j.oints North and : East. noise soi'TH. ; Loave Charlotte, N.e., at_. 10 30 a. m. " < 'hester, ?t.1.25 p. m. W inn-biiio. at. 2 67 p.m. Columbia, S C., st.5.07p.Hi. Ai i Ivi at AUK ut ta.0 50 p. ni M i kim; eli.se connections with Trams of ' t'ei.'i -i um! i H 1.1 gm baili . . i's for havannah, and .ill pic'iib io Fhn id?, Macon, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile. Nev, Orleans, Kelma, Chat t ams iga. Merni hi*. Nai-hville, Lillis ville, Cincinnati, st. j.? nm. and all | oint? South mid We.*t. Palace S'??ping fais on ull Night Tiains. , Through I ?ck? ts auld, and Baggage ch? eked In all pi incipal point M. ai" I'rtsreiit'i rs by this route ooiKO N oin ii, have choice nf TUBES DIIFLBKNT BOOTI8 C. IHWKKIUHT. Sn peri nt ende nt. K IL Douar.T, General Freight and Ticke? Agent. Dec 25 South Carolina Railroad Company, i GEN EBAL 8F1TH OFFICE, SUT. 1ft, 186?. I mr"* I-> TT rt?lll- THE following Bebe l?'S?r??::-^ dole for "PatPenger j Trains will be observed I rom this date: HAY FASNKNItKB TKA1N. ! Leaving Cullimbin at.7AL a. iv.. j Ai ri vii- g at Colombia at. 4 40 lt. nf KIOHT RZPBESS TIM ly. J Leaving Columbia at.'. .... 5 RO p. in. i Arriving at Cullimbin nt. 4 45 a. m. TAR OAKDEN THAIN I Will continue t?-jam the following schedule: JHRa^'.i'-K i Moiidnv s. \vM Bkvs Hiid P^*?ifda>* 1 Ar: Ive ( lohimb^B Hklgmn^nve 1.45 p. in. n u efl Baal' ' j Le av? CamdjB Bklc 9 20 a tu. i I.ve KiiiRvihJfl Wk. (j ( '., p H.. Sept lll^MB HBB&?P'L tanburg C. . ?drv.n, S? 1.35 p. m., train. Retui Saturdays, li tanburg 3.401 Mile Spartauburg Paoolct.hi I Jonesville.. .if i Unionville.. 2| Han tuc.. Shelton . 1 Lvlee Ford 121 St'rothor... ?fi | Alston .. _Ocl l l Laurens Kl -Jf?t?L up and down Tl bia Railrr.V ' Jaly P