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^^^^^^^^ mona ref asea, by 187 mn j or i ty, to en? tertain the bill compensating members of PatUtiftjBfijK" j-Q?a?Jat?ne regretted that poor ir?oTi eonld not come to Parlia? ment, bat if their constituencies desired eaoh representation, their constituencies should pay. MA?>IU#, April ?.-T?e conscription commenced, to-day. Things ar? gene? rally quiet. A. barricade, erected at Barcelona, was ?am?a 1>y the troops.'. At Sans,, near Barcelona, the resistance was more stubborn-ten citizens killed. PARIS, April 6. - Order hoi "been re? stored at Barcelona, after considerable loss of life; Thore aro. rumors of dis? turbances in Valencia and Cadiz. TORONTO, April 6.-To rus's -Globe says the British Minister at Washington intimated to theD?m?oTohrGo>reimment tt?i?t the American exchnngo bas recoived warning of a projected raid along the frontier, from Port Hurons to Se. Albans, to take place on the 15th of April. Prom Wtihlnitoa. WASHINGTON, April 5.'-Advices from Caracas to tho 20th ult. have been re? ceived. Tho ' revolution is progressing throughout the republic. Bolivar ha? joined th? revolution in ts, who hold the roa'd from OaracnB to Lag nay ra. The revolutionary Gen. Bianco ia advancing on Caracas. President Monagas, with bis fleet, failed to snbdae Careo, and it was pro? bable ho would return to Puerto Cabello. Jfhe President, VicerPresvdont, Cabi? net, Supreme Court, Foreign Legations, Marino Band, and many celebrities arc at the House of Representatives, it: honor of Gen. Thomas. By some means, the. negroes were not present on th? floors or galleries. It is stated that ticke ti Werereqairea1. The colored population are dise?u tented. They crowded the corridors o the Capitol. Representatives of the 30th and 32i parallel Southern Pacific Railroad routei are before the Senate Committee. / strong lobby and able lawyers argued fo the' Atlantic and Great Western, and thi Memphis and Little Rock and ?1 Pas< linea. 'Senator Kellogg made a speed in Rapport of a railroad from Hallvillo o Marshall, Texas, to El Paso, thence ti Sap" "Diego, with connections to Ope louses, La., and Littlo Bock, Ark., muk ing a continuous lino with the Shrove port, Monroe and Vicksburg Road t< Charleston, S. C. It seems probablt that only Kellog's line through th centre of the cotton belt can pass. Th Fremont interest, representing Memphis Litttle Bock aod Jefferson, offer to com promise. WASHINGTON, April 6.-Adjutant . General Sheridan left for Louisiana lae night, having secured her quota o arms. Internal revenue receipts to-day $3ii OOO. Tho reduction of the force at th navy yard must continue until Congrer appropriates. There's plenty of wor but no money. Bontwell announces that the recer tion, by custom house officials, of inouej or other consideration for service) either inside or outside of basinet hour?, is causo for removal. The President signed tho bill bridgie the Delaware from Philadelphia to Caa den. Oanby's headquarters are about boin Changed from Richmond to Washingtot It is stated that Cunby will bo nominate Mnjor-Gennral vice Thomas, deceased, ri General Howard is rapidly winding u the affairs of tho Freedman's Bureai General E. Whcttlesey, Adjutant General, General H. M. Whottlcsei Quartermaster-General, and Col. Browi Assistant Quartermaster, tendered thc resignations yesterday. Accepted. TREASURY DETAHTRMENT, OFFICE II TERNALI REVENUE, WASHINGTON, Apr 5, 1870.-SIR: It bas heretofore been tl: practice of Assessors to publish the at nual list of assessments made on tho ii comes of tax payers. Believing that th practice is not for tho best interests < the Government, but that it is, in man respects, objoctioual and offensive, I d siro that, in future, it bo discontinue? This, however, will not prevent the pul Ho from inspecting lists ns heretofor under tho provisions of Section 19, A July 13, I860. Very respectfully, (Signed) C. DELANO, Commissioner. In tho Senate, tho Committee c Claims reported in favor of referrii memorials of loyal oitizens of the Son for loss, to tho Committee on Appropri lions. Tho bill transferring tho proper of tho Freedmen's Bureau to the Ed cational Bureau, was referred to tho Coi mitteo on Retrenchment. Tho Senato occupied all day on t deficiency appropriation bill, thc Gee gia bill, ut tho expiration of the morni hour, having been passed over for tb purpose. Amendments were adopt increasing the amount for tho constri lion of tho New York Post Office, fri $400,000 to $800.000, and inserting n propriation8 of $25,000 for repairs tri t Charleston Custom House, aud $25,C for the New Orleans Custom Hom After tho passage of tho bill, Sherm moved to suspend prior orders for t parp?se of taking up tho incomo I bill. Not agreed to-yean 20; nays ! Tho Georgia bill then coming up, it v mado tho special order for Tuesday ne in order to afford Senators appointed attend tho funeral of General Thomas opportunity to bo present. After exei tive session, adjourned. Tho House passed a bill, by two-thi majority, removing Shober's politi disabilities. Wood mado sixteen char) of corruption in office against Howat department of tho Freedmen's Bare which was referred to tho Froedmc Committee, with powor to send for \. sons and papers, nml powor to report any limo. In tho House, the following ii Woe arraignment of General Howard: Uni votai ey Hospital nod lands. 2. That portions of the land alluded to have becta sold for tho, benefit pf Howard University. Fund?were disposed of im? properly to members of his own family and o ill co ra of his staff. 3. That bouda issued in aid of First Congregational Church of City of Wash? ington were taken for a portion of this Jun tl;.'which hos not yetrtjeenj. redeemed or:paidi nor bare they beon returned in hie official accounts as such. 4y. Th?b tho university building and h?spfrafw?rta' built of patent brick fur? nished, 1J?? tko American Building Block Company,' iii which Qen. Howard, Chas. Howardv QenA E. Wbittlesey and C. W. Alroid,- oll attached to the Bureau, were interested asi stockholders. ? 5. That tue Bpecifice.tions for the cob strncti?? of " thds?" buildings;, provided .that that material used in their erection ?hou ld tie taken from the brick m ad o by this company, thus preventing competi? tion and securing nso of that brick and no other for that purpose. - 6. That brick so iised was unfit and nearly worthless. Parts of the building have f?llen down in consequence, and other parts have sinco been repaired and re-built at an expenso of $13,000. - 7. That by his consent, and-with bia I knowledge, lamber belonging to tho Go? vernment was used by this company and appropriated'io its ?wn bope?t, being re sold to its em ploy ee3. 8. That he pays rent to Howard Uni? versity from the funds of tho Bureau for privilege of headquarters. 9. That ho draws three salaries, viz: Ono as Mujor-General of tho United States Army, another aa Commissioner of tho Freedmen's Bureau, und1 third, ?b head of Howard 'University. 10. That ho has paid'out of the in? come of the funds of the Bureau, over. $40,000 for the construct iou of tho Con? gregational Church in this city, taking tho church bonds io return, which lie has either returned in his' accounts tis cash on hand or sent South for the pur? poses of tho Bureau. 11. Ho has advanced a large sum from funds of the Bureau to the Young Men's Christian Association in this city, taking their bonds in payment, which has been Bent to Tennessee to help tho freedmen's schools in that State. 12. That he caused, or knowingly al? lowed, lands in this city, owned by an officer of the Bureau, to be transferred' to a freedman's school in North Caroliun, tho officer taking money appropriated for that school, thus perpetrating a fraud both upon the Government and tho freedmen. 13. That be was interested in thc pur? chase of a furia of about 300 acres, near tho Lunatic Asylum in this Connty, for which tho public funds and other pro? perty of tho government were used. Ku ?Mi uga were erected thereon, built of lumber belonging to tho Government, and then let or Bold to freedmen ot ex? orbitant prices; and that he and his brother, Charles Howard, were person? ally interested in this transaction as a private pecuniary speculation. 14. He has discharged the duties of tho office of Commissioner of Bureau with extravagance and negligence, and in the interest of himself, family uud immediate friends. 15. "That he is one of a ring known as "Freedmen's Bureau Ring," with con? nections and influences with freedmen's sayings bauks, tho freed men's schools of tho South and the political machinery of a party iu the Southern States, and whoso practice hus been to devote tho official authority and power of tho Bu? reau to personal and political profit. Thc committee to which tho above was referred, have power to send for persons und papers. Oom ci tlc N civil. NEW YORK, April G.-Thc steamship Queen, from Liverpool for New York, is ashore on the point of Sandy Hook. The Queen brings a large number of emigruuts. POTTSVILLE, April 6.-Tho strike among the Schuylkill miners is becoming general. A few small collieries are at work. Tho strike will continue uutil the miners yield. HARTFORD, CONN., April 6.-Full re? turns show the majority for English 810. Tho Senato stands ll Republicans to 10 Democrats. Last year it stood 13 Re? publicana to 8 Democrats. The House Btands 127 Republicans to 112 Demo? crats. Last year it stood 130 Republi? cans to 103 Democrats. FORTRESS MONROE, April G.-The steamer Decatur, from City Point for New York, put buck in distress, leaking, having lost sails and a man overboard. ST. LOUIS. April G.-Returns from all the wards show tho oleotion of eleven radicals, three Democrats aud ono inde? pendent alderman; and eight radical and three Democratic school directors. Tho Republicau8 carried St. Joseph, and tho Democrats carried Kansas City and Leavenworth. CHARLESTON, April G.-Arrived steam ship Manhattan, New York. Spring and Summer C ASSIMERES. I HAVE on hand a largo and well-solcctcd flock of tho above O00D3, ?vhich I am offer? ing at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, and pur chasers will do well to givo mo n, call, as I re? spectfully Bolicit r. n examination, foeling that it cvill bo to their advantage to do so. April 3 O. V. J ACKSON. gJtlfAWCJAt, W affle'*''. ]n?- ApriJ (^?oonl^tooks "oney easy, at 6@6. J$iet?*fiA? I short 9^. GoTdll?? Bond? 10L?. Tennessee's, ex-coupon, o9?s?; new 52%; Virginia's, cx-coupon, 09; new 69; Louisiana's, old, 93; nov? 12)4; levee- 6*s 75>,<; 8's 95%; Alabama S's 97; 5's82>?; Georgia 6'a 85)?; 7's 92; North Caroli? na's, old, 40%; now 22%; South Caroli? na's, old, 88: DOW 82V?. Cotton neglect? ed and heavy-uplands 28.J?; Orleans 23%; salea 600 bales. Pork 27.00. Lard flrm,- at 15@15><?, steam. Freights doll. ' 7.P. M.-Cotton quiet-uplands 23@ 23^. Floor steady. Wheat-winter red and amber Western 1.20@1.2S. Oom a shade firmer-new mixed Western 1.07. Pork steady, at 27.00. Lard firmer kottlo 16@16>?. Whiskey 1.00@1.05. Groceries duli. Money easy, at 5@G. Gold steady, at 11%@12. Government's strong. Southern's dull. BALTIMORE, April 6.-Cotton firmer middling 23; sales 100 bales; receipts 208. LOUISVILLE, April 6.-Corn 95. Pork 27.50. Bacon-shoulders HW; clear sides 16>?. Lard 14^. CINCINNATI, April 6.-Corn steady. Whiskey in good demand, at 1.00. Mess pork 27.15@27.50. Shoulders 11>?; aides 14>.<@lti. NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-Middling cot? ton 22;4"; sales 350 bales; receipts 1,101. Mom LI:, April 6.-Cotton dull-mid? dling 22; Bales 300 bales; receipts 404. SAVANNAH, April 6.-Cotton in de? mand-middling 22; sales 700 bales; re? ceipts 406. CHARLESTON, April 6.-Cotton firm middling 22; sales 150 bales; receipts 710; stock 1,440. LONDON, April 6-3 P. M.-Consols 93 L?; bonds 91 J?. LIVERPOOL, April 6-3 P. M.-Cotton steady-uplands 11^'@11V?; Orleans LIVERPOOL, April 6.-Evening-Cot? ton quiet and steady-uplands llV?@ ll>?; Orleans sales 12.UU0 bules. LARGE FIRE IS PORTSMOUTH-THE WORK OP AN INCENDIARY.-An incendiary firo, early Sunday morniog, destroyed six buildings at Portsmouth, inclading the post office. It originated ia a large stable, formerly used by the govern? ment, near the corner of Middle and High streets. Buy to the Best Advantage. W. A. CARR & CO., Bridge eUeut, ueur Gatea, Grexieral Orooers BELL GOODS aa Cheap, if not Cheap jailer than any house in Columbia. Give t?rfSGiem a trial. March 10 Fish, at Wholesale and Retail. . -aatCIS!!??,^ THE nial ern if; ned can bo >~?l?StCiJ.?3r foumd under the. awning, at thc Klint end of the Market, ?.very day, with a sup? ply of SHAD aud other fresh FISH. Give him a call. R. L. DANIELS, ApriljiO_Of Nowhcrn. N. C. Granite MtU-Stonea, From the thud's Creek Quarries, Edgefield . ..'Wt County, S. o'. THE above sup?rior MJLL-STONE8 have hoon ^weighed in the balance (iron) and not foiibd wanting?' Orders filled at short notice. Address E. W. McLENNA, _ March 80 1) 1218Vjj _ Lockville, 8. C. TUB l>Ot.Ioy-IU>L.UKlt.'S Life and Tontine Assurance Company Of the fpnth, . 2!) Broad street. Charleston. S. C., HAVliNG deposited 150,000 with tho Comp? troller-General for tho protection of its noiioy-hnlifcra, will issue the usual forms ol Lifo and Endowment Policies. // is the most liberal Company io the Assured in the World! Tho Charter guarantees to the assured tho cash surrend?r valu? of his policy aller one M un ual premium has been paid, except incase ?f fraud. It id the only purely mutual Company in the South. It has no Stockholders. All surplus profita must ho divided among tho policy-holders. B is thoroughly couseroatice. Ita investments are confined by chartor to tho most solid securities, and it is nuder man? agement of men of well-established ability and integrity. Portons desiring any information will please :oniuiunicate willi anv of tho officer*. WM. MoBURN?Y, President. E P. ALEXANDER, Vice Proa, and Act. GEO. E. BOGOS. Src'v and Gen. Agt. JOHN T. DARBY, M. O., Med. Adviser. March 29 jl 8_ Spring Trade of 1870. E. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. THE LARGEST and best stock of CLOTH? ING, HATS and Gent's FURNISHING 3O0DS ever brought to Columbia. Prices as low as before the "Jato unplcas intness." FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASSI MERE AND VESTINGS. GARMENTS mado in a stylo equal to tho best Northern custom woik. HATS, and everything that tho Market af? fords, at pricos that aro bound to pienso. S Ul RTS, NECK-TIES, nALF HOSE. HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, Aro. We have, as usual, A VERY LABOE STOCK, Amt aoino very CHOICE VARIETIES. OUR jonninro STOCK Is largo, and tho attention of Country Dealors ls solicited. R. A W. O. SWAFFIELD. March 10 .-.? HIVEIl'S COLUMN. FriOM a communication in Ooinmblr? Pncn lux, Ppbruary 19. by ??Tax-payor," we ?et th? following dry poodatrade autistic* for '69i Jackson....... :. $20,600 Kinard..$ 84,600 Love . I. ,\:.... .t 44.168 bb i vor..... ...187,000 !. ; We sold moro gooda, according to tboBO re tarns, in ono month, than ono of the houses did for tho whole year; morolo fir weeks tban another did for the year; more in two months tban another did for the time returned for, and more in alx months than tbe whole added together. So much for amounts; now lot UH get au approximate idea of per contag?: A boase which sells $21,000 per annum, with an expenae of $7,000, pays 83 per cont, for selling the gooda, or baa to got 33 per.cent, mont, to get coat for their goode; a homo teat sells $85,000 per annum, and whoso expenses tor conducting business is $11,000, bas to add nearly 88 percent, on the coat of its goods, to get coat for them. Tbe house that would sell $45,000 for eight months, $65,000 for twelvo months, (avoragtag,) at an expense of $14,000, would hare to add on to their gooda full HO per cent, to got coat for .them. Now, wo return $187,000, and diaburso aa exponeee, about $17,010, or 0 1-10 per cent, expenses for aclling tho gooda. It is easy to seo that any business conducted on a 10 percent, basia for expenses (which ia entirely too high,) can afford to soli goods far below a businoea coating 20 per cent, to conduct; and aa to tho business costing 38 per cent., the comparison is unnecessary. Dy these Agares, which any roader can apply, it will be seen why we cell goods cheaper, and bow we can do it. Besides thone proofs, wo dosire to add, that our business arrangements are with men of great integrity, and among tho Doest business mon or tho country, lt will be observed and remarked, probably, that thia is an unusual at}lo of advertising-such we intond it to bo, for wo have exhausted our knowledge of tho enumeration style, and now uubmit Homo opinions of the proas, of oui statua, which wo aro quite proud of-tho more eapeciaily, as they are "nitro-glvctriuo, oi spontaneous notices," "not requiring pay:" TUE EFFECTS or ADVERTISING.-R. ?. Bkivei ia ealied, by tho Chester Reporter, "the A.. T. Stewart of Columbia." Ho scatters bis ad vertieemente broadcast. Accompanying thai which appeared In our last issue was thu vcr} liberal order for all papers in tho upper, thi Eastern and Western portions of tho l?tate tc copy and scud bill. 8uch a merchant is wortl millions of business to any growing town o: city, and is bound to accumulate largely ant to become prominent in his department. [Sumer Watchman. Bead the card of B. C. Shiver, of Columbia S. C., abd Bob what inducements aro offered Read it carefully and profit bv it. [Fairfield Herald. l'ail not to read, as directed or requested the card of Mr. B. C. Shiver, of Columbia. H offers extraordinary inducements. Mr. Shi vc has aa extensivo and varied a stock of Dr; Goods, fancy and staple, as can bo found out ..ide of tho Northern markets, and arnon] which aro bargains. Bead the card, it covor all tho ground nccesaary to attract mid fix at tention.- Newberry Herald. TUE Sn IV mi CAUI>.-Don't fail to read th card bf B. C. Shiver, in another column Shiver ia tho Stewart of Columbia. Bis et I tablishmont ia princely.-Edgefleld Adcerliset Mr. B- C. ?shiver, the dry gooda king of Cc lumbla, knows tho value o'f printers' ink. Se iu our columna thin week his "Extraordin?r Announcement' to tho public. Bo baa on han $100,000. worth of dry gooda, which bc is sel ing at astonishingly low prices. When in C( lumbia, give him a call. You can also ord? moat advantageously.-Keowce Courier. B. C. Shiver, tho liboral and progressive dr goods merchant of Columbia, Addresses tb people pf thia ?oction of tito .State, ia oi columns. No visitor to Columbia should fa to go into his establishment, and there sf what enterprise and pood management ca a eeo m pliah. -Sumter Watchm a n. R. C. Sn i vKU.-Attention is called to the at vcrtisemcnt of this enterprising and suecos ful merchant of Columbia. Those visiting tl city will find it to their interest to call on hin [Canuten Journal. Read B. C. Shiver's advertisement in ai other column. Hu is1 tho well-known Cohm bia merchant, and is selling off his lar stock at low figures. Send in vour order and truAt to his judgment in making thc a lection.-AbbceMc Press anu[ Jlanhcr. We want to tnlU a little now wi?ll our lat friends. By all means road thc tulvertiacraei of ft. C. Shiver. Columbi*, beaded "Extrau dinsry Annoitiicemerit.". Mr. Bbivor bun < hand ?lOO.ppU.Worth bf dry" goods. Now, d goods h av.) 'g duo down'lately, and Mr. Bhive acting like the sensible gentleman ho is, wan to get rid of bia largo stock; and not on want? to get rid of it, but ho is going to st everything ho has, and for cash, too. lu c der to do that ho hus marked all Of his goo down to prices that dc ty competition, and i who want to buy cheap aro now afforded chanco that may never again he given the] No matter how far you live from Columbi We know Mr. 8hlver by reputation, and gui teo that all orders sent him will bo prompl and carefully attended tn. hend right oui what yon need.-H .mwell Journal. O K KATI.Y BEOUCEO PttlCEB.-Do you wa dry good*? If > on do, lt. C. 8hivor, at ( lumbia, offers you especial advantages in tl: lino. Tho recent heavy fall in dry gonda co pels him to sell at astonishingly low prices. 1 has about $100.000 worth of goods in thc ci of Columbia that he is Bolling at very 1 ilgurea. Ho wants to sill all nf them; means what lin says, for ho advertises throup out all the up-country. Goods can bo pt chased of him at either wholesale or rot? So partios who do not w ant to purchase a gn many articles.can get as few as they wish, a attended to promptly, too, just aa well as they had ordered a complete slock. Bist vertisemont appears in our columns of tl issue. Give him a triai -GreenvUleJ?htcrpri Soo tho advertisement of Mr. lt. C. Shiv tho enterprising tradesman of Columbia, our advertising columns of ibis i-sue. [Darlington Southerner NEW ADVERTISEMEN rs -lt. C. Skiver, Coln bia, tells tho pouplo, and we know it is tr that ho ia selling Dry Goods alarmingly che [ Unionville Timet B. C. SniVER advert isca in this issue fact that ho baa $100.000 worth or Dry Goi that ho ia determined to realizo tho money at once. To do this ho is obliged to aol! th at figures below cort. His l casons for re due tho prico ot bia goods aro fully sot forth ia advertisement. And ho is in earnest, t Ho's a real livo merubaut-tho A. T. H to wi of Columbia. Now'u tho timo, and his ato: tho placo, to secure bargains. Ho can sup your wants in a manner guaranteed to pint if you'll soud your order ta him. [ Chester Reporte PUIVKK'S P?PUI.AU Dav Goons HOUSE.-' spacial and extraordinary announcement this widely known establishment, recoglii as tho largest of ita kind in Columbia, wil found iii our columns to-day'. We direct (oiuion to tho superior inducements uiferci thia firm. - Anderson Intelligencer. lt. C. SUIVER.-Attention ia called to attraotivo advertisement of ft. (J. Shiver, merchant Prince of Columbia, and ono (d' moat successful in tho south. Send y orders to him, and receive valus for j money. Mr. Shiver's unprecedented sue ia no doubt duo to his liberal investment! prinh rs' ink. flo advertises in nil ibo lca< paper? in the State, anil his orders for gt spring up in eveiy section of the State. I cesa to him.- Marion Star. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT -Bead notion in auoi hov column nuder thc above Mon. by Mr. It. C. Shiver, merchant of lumbia. Mr. Shiver ?B now tho Merci Prince of that city, and his cstablislnuei; well worth a visit. Starling, as ko did at cloao of tho war, with a vory limited Inuit his present ?uecesa is duo to his excel business quahflca tionu and liberal marne dealing, coupled, wo doubt not, with thorough understanding and liberal tue o science of advertising.-Sumter Xtws. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAOKIIIXAU? . Some! that you don't ace and boa- of every April 1 6 [Clarendon Pre, ? S?SKO O ! The Great Reputation Which KOBKOO has attained in ?ll part? ' of the country, ?s a Great and Good Medicine, And the large numbers of testimonials which sro constantly being rocolved from Physicians, and portions who have BKEN CUBED by its use, ia CONCLUSIVE moor of ita BIMAUK AULS TALUK. AS A BLOOD PURIFIER IT HAS NO EQUAL, HEIMO, rosiTivEi-v, The Most Po werf al Vegetable Alterative Yet discovered. DISEASES OF fHE BLOOD. j "The life of tho flesh is in the blood," is & Scriptural maxim that Boienc? proves to bo ? true. The people talk of bad blood as the CSUBS of many diseases, and, Uko many popu? lar opinions, this of bad blood is founded in truth. Tho symptoms of bad blood aro usually qnito plain. Bad digestion causes imperfect nutrition, and, consequently, the. circulation is feeble, tho soft baques. JOBO thoir .tone and elasticity, and tho tongue becomes palo,: broad and frequently' covered"Wlth a pasty j v,hito coat. 'ThiH"?d>?dition Hooh shows'itself ui'roughn'es? 6/tnfl"Bk.in'i"th6'n in ??PT'I?VE and ULCEIIATIYE diseases, And; when Ton g' ?anti nue?, results in serions lesions of ' the Brain, Liver, Lungs or Urinary Apparatus! Much, very much, suffering is caused hy impure, blood. It is estimated by Boms'that onc-tifth of tho human family'aro affected with Scrofula in some form. When the-Blood is puro, yon aro not so liable to any disease! Many impurities of thc Blood arise from impure manases of largo' cities. Eradicate every impurity from tho fountain of Ufo, and good spirits, fuir skin 'abd vita) strength will returri to yphi ' ' KOSKOOI as A LIVER J N VIO ORA TORI Stands unrivalled, Being ?lie Only Known Medicine That EFFICIENTLY stimulates and OORBECTS tho hepatic xea'elions and functional DE KANO r, MENTS of tho LIVES, WITDOUT DEBILITATING tho system. White it acta freely upon the Liver, instead of copious purging, it gradually changes tho discharges io ? perfectly natural slate. Symptoms of Liter Complaint and of some of those Diseases produced by it: A sallow or yellow color of tho skin, or yel? lowish-brown spotBon the faco and other parts of the body; dullness and drowsiness, some? timos boadachc; bitter or bad tasto in the mouth, internal heat; in many cases a dry, toasiug cough; unsteady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with a raising of the food; a bloated or full feoling about tho stomach and aides; aggravating pains in tho sides, back or hroast, and about the shoulders; constipation of tho ho~vols; piles, flatulence, coldness of thc extremities, Ac. J3L O & 33L <Z> O! Is a remedy of Wonderful Efficacy in tho cure of diaoases of tho Kidneys and Bladder. In these Ajj'ections, it is as near a sp?cifia as any remedy can be. Itdoosits work kinrUy, silently, and surely. Tiio Relief which it affords is both certain and perceptible. DISEASES OP THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER. Person? unacquainted with tho structure and fuuetiona of tho Kid ney H. cannot estimate thc importance of their healthy action. Hcgular und sufficient action of the Kidneys is as important, nay, even more so, than regu? larity of tho bowels. Tho Kidneys remove from tho Blood those effete matters which, if permitted to remain, would epoedily destroy lifo. A total suspension of the urinary dis? charges will occasion death from thirty-six to forty-eight hours. When tho Urine is voided in small quanti? ties at tho timo, or when there is a disposition to Urinato moro frequently than natural, or when tho Urine is high colored or scalding, with weakness in tho email of tho back, it should not bo trifled with or delayed, but Knskoo should bo taken at once to remedy tho diilicultv, before a lesion of tho organs takes placo. Most of the diseases of tho Bladder originato from thoso of thc Kidneya, tho Urmo being imperfectly secreted in tho Kidneys, provo irritating to tho Bladder and Uriuarv passages. When wo recollect that medicine never reaches tho Kidneys except throngb tho general circulation of tho Blood, wo ace how necessary it is lo keep tho Fountain of Lifo Puro. K O S K O O! Meet J with great sncoesa in tho euro of Diseases of Nervous System. Almost nino-tenths of our people Buffer from nervous exhaustion, and arc, therefore, liable to its concomitant ovils of mental depression, confused ideas, softening of tho braiu, insani? ty, and completo breaking down of tho general health. Thousands aro suffering to-day with broken-down nervous systems, and, unfortu? nately, tobacco, alcuhol, lato hours, over-work, (mental and physical,) aro nuning disoasi s of thc nervous system to increase ut a fearful ratio. Tho symptoms to which diseases of tho ner? vous aystcm givo rise, may bo stated as fol? lows: A dull, heavy ft-oling in tho hoad, some? times moro or loss sovcro pain or headache; Periodical Headache, Dizziness, Noises or Hinging in tho Head; Confusion of Meat-; Temporary Loss of Memory; Dejection of Spirits; Starting during Sloop; Bad Dreams; Hesitation in Answering Questions; Dullness of Hearing; Twitching of tho Faco and Arms. Ac , which, if not promptly treated, lead to Paralysis, Delirium, Insanity, Impotency, Apoplexy, Ac, Ac. K 0 S K 0 0 In NOT ii secret quack remedy. FORMULA around each bottle. Hocommended hy Hiebest Physicians, eminent Divines, Editora, Drug girtn, Merchants, Ac. MK liest and Mont I'opnlnr Medicine in Use. PilF.PABEO ONLY UV J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D., ORGANIC CHEMIST, Laboratory and Oflieu, No. G Main street, " NORFOLK, VA. PItICK, OM: DOLLAR. PEH DOTTLE. For salo by Druggists ovcrywhero. Feb 28 Croo Balo to ?lote Consignment!. BY JACOB ILE VIN. ON FRIDAY MOBN?NO. ?110 o'dook, I win soil, buioro my Store, without reservo, 25 Barrels Superior Northern POTATOES, 50 8acksFlonx, 10 Boxes Assorted Candy, 10 Boxes Family Soap, 10 Dozen Canned Peachna, 1,000 Lbs. Smoked Baeon Shoulders, 20 Boxes Adamantine Candles. AUK?, 1 . A Large Selection of BOOHS, in lots, 1 Chronometer and Thermometer, Brass-barrel Pistols, Sundry Articles Furniture, Ac, Ao. April 7 . ' _ Sherill's Sole. F. A. Sit greaves cu. J. W. Thornton- Warrant of Attoorment. < ? IN pursuance of an order in the abovo stated case, made by the Honomblo Samuel W. Melton, Circuit Jodee Fifth Circnit of South Carolina, I will nell, on MONDAY, the 18th day of April instant, in front of the Court House, in Columbia within the legal hours. One MULE, attached aa thq proporty of the defendant, at tho suit of F. A. Sitgreavee vt. J. NV. Thornton. Term?'c?sn. April 8 mth P. F. FBAZBE. 8. B. O. Sheriff's Sale. Louis H. Trovett vt. Francis Ken a tier-War? rant of Attachment. , .. IN pursuance bf an order in the above stated caso, made by William B. N?sb, ono of tn? Magistrates for Bichland Cnnntv, I will oeil? on MONDAY, tho 18th of April instant, in txo n r nf the Court House, in Colombia, within ibo legal boars. Ono VIOLIN and CASE, attached aa tbs property of Franois Kcnstler, at tho snit of Loni? fl. Trovett vt. Fran ci H K?nstler. Terms cash. P. fr FR^ZE?, S. B. O. April 3_ mth Sheriff's Sale. A. Smythe tis. A. M. Lee,- lKarrani of AttacA ment. .. ... . . f IN pursuanco of an ordor in the abovo ot atod t?as?; rnadS'by A, L.: ?61pnjdbV ?n? of 4h? Ma gin tr af et! -fut Bichland Colinby, I will wilt, on THU BSD AY, tho 14th daiy-of Aprf?j 1370* in. front pf tba Court House, An Columbia, within the. legal hours,.the following gooda and chattels of lt bb defendant,'Wi1'1 . 80'!" TWO BOXES end two .Tr?nh?, containing Dooks. Portraits. Crockery j. flankt'to,' Coun? terpanes, Ac. ; Ono Desk, ooo Table and ono Carnet. Terras QasbV. Mmf^WCir' Mlftch OT wm . " ".: ? \ t?:.:'Br?.'io. Sberi^H Sale,. John Epglinh vf, David JI. Smith. T>Y viriaeol ?j warrant to Ipry. ph ?pd B?U JLjitHecjrop of Ibo cjefeWattt- in tho. abor* Htatod caso', directed to ruo'by D. D. Miller, Esq., Clerk ot the Circuit Court for Riehl abd I County, and in pursuance of an Act of tba General Assembly of South Carolina, entitled "An Act to secare - advances fdr ngri?tiltural purposes," and also by virtuebf a certain lien executed bv David H. Smith to John Fug lah, in Jane, 18?9, X will .sell, QP .THUKSDAY* tho lt th day qf April; 1870, in front pf the Court Mouse, m Coln m bia, within the legal h oura, th? rollowing prbporty, viz: 5hrad of Cat tlc-JJ TetthB caBh. . ' P. F. FBAZEE, ti. B.'Ol March 8$. wm ai -, For, Sale. T ANDS of the estate ?f' Bl ' N. Lewis, dc JL. ceased, consisting of the following valna blo Tracts: . ' A PLANTATION, coptainirg 218 acres, in Richland County, on the brauchen of Six Milo Creek, and bounded by lands of John Kinslec and James Douglas. ALSO, A Tract of Land, ia Bichland County, fire miles from Columbia, containing about 736 acres, on branch, waters of Crane Crock. ALSO,' A valuable Tract, in the County of Lexing? ton, opposite Columbia, known nu the Maver? ick Tract, containing about 127 acres; ou it a beautiful aito for a residence, convenient to the oity. ALSO, A Tract, in Richland County, containing about 250 aores, and hounded by lands of Joel Martin and others. ALSO, A Tract, in Richland County, containing about 256 acres, on the branches of Sandy Bun and Terrible, waters of tho. Wateree Uiver; bounded by hindu of Thoma? Miles and othore. ' . ' " Apply to F. w. MCMASTER, Attornev at Law, No. 6 Law Bange, Columbia. Mardi 31 thi-8 WHOLESALE 0? EDOIS ODOM! .Xxxjst Opened. REA II OF GREGG'S BUILDING, Corner Main and Taylor Streets. "IT7"E are now prepared to offer to Country YT Merchants and the Trade a stock of DRY GOODS, FASCY GOODS, &?, Which for VARIETY IN 8TYLE8 and LOW PRICES, cannot ho surpaseod in any market. All goods ordered carefully solcuted, and satisfaction guaranteed. W. D. LOVE & CO. IV. D. LOVE, B. B. McCBEERY. IN OUR RETAIL HOUSE, CO L UMBI A 110 TEL B UIL DING, We have oaeh department packed full of NEW and DE SI KABLE Spring and Summer Dry Goods Of all thc latest imputations and Ameri? can manufactures, which will bo sold at Gold Prices for Greenbacks, ANO SILVER GIVEN IK CHANGE. Wo are showing sumo rare novelties in LACE MANTLES, and SHETLAND PANNIEB MAN? TLES, METTERNICH KTYLE A rnll line of ALEXANDRE ft OOURVOI SEER GENUINE HOD 6LOVES. At low prices. Special Joh Lots of Goods offered daily. W. 1?. LOVE ?St CO., March '20 Columbia Hotel Building. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. FULL ?apply ??f Fresh GARDEN SEEDS? For sale bv K. HOPE. A