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<}QL?]VtBMv S. C. Wednesday aornin?r, September 14, '70. CoQVlncc?. The report , haying boen spread in the -vicinity ol Pomaria, Newberry County, Sooth Carolina, by the radicals, that the Reform movement' was inimical to the color pd people, and that the conservative victory in North Carolina had resulted in patting them back in quasi slavery, two colored men, one a Leaguer and the other a Reformer, were induced to visit Raleigh, N. C., to see for themselves, and bring back their reports. They wont,. and, -, we are informed by oar Pomaria . correspondent, have returned, fully satisfied of the bose falsehoods that bad been told: them. They returned .delighted with their treatment. At Raleigh, they saw Mr. Turner, and were .liberally supplied with copies of the 'Conservative Committee's Address to the people of North Carolina. At Charlotte, 'the colored delegates beard ex-Governor "Vaneo speak, and were much pleased. It is thought that good, must result from the visit flt these colored men. Tho idea of . ponding .them was sonsiblo and practical. ' j . % ?'? ? Tl?o WM Spirit i? P?r?. ~ It has been .well said that the best -fighting corps that the Emperor had, Nwas tho "Corps L?gislatif." Now it may K .."be said.that tho most pugnacious gene? rals of tho Repnblio are its poets, novel? ists and journalists. Victor Hugo, the author of Les Miserables, of The Toilers .of the Sea, and other novelB, speaks toravely and dramatically. If Paris is to he saved by fine words, then is Poris .safe, Victor Hugo, disdaining to throw ?cannon balls against the approaching ?German army, writes to the invaders an ?address. He says: ."You may take the fortress, you will find the rampart. "You may take the rampart, you will Mind the barricade. "You may take the barricade, and then-who knows the resources of patri? otism in distre8J-you will find the ?ewers mines of powder ready to blow whole streets into the air. This will bc Abe terrible sentence you must accept. "To take Paris stone by stone, to ?laughter Europe on the the spot, to kill .France in detail, in each stroet, iu oacb house, that great light must be extin? guished BOUI by soull" "Germans, hold back! Paris is formi? dable. .'Think awhile before her walls. AI transformations, are possible for her. Her indolence gives you tho measure ol .herenergy." "She seems to sleep. She will awake Her thoughts will leap, from its scab bart .like a sword, aud this city, which, yester .day, was Sybaris, ' to-morrow may be -Saragossa." This is very firm. It reads well, am is decidedly a Za.Victor Hugo. But what -offcot will the address have upon th< -German needle-gun, and the German ar 'tillery? You may call'spirits from tin ?vasty deep, but will they come? Hear loo, what Madame Seorges Saud Las tc say. She sui ut es the new rogimo iu th? .following words: -"The Republiol She must have lift in her, since she rises again from ho ?ashes by the voice of nil; by a will o which she is worthy, without the spilling of blood, without fratricidal strife. Be hold the third awakening-it is ideally beautiful 1 The third? say rather th fourth; for we must not forget that 1831 was Republican at the beginning. Wi have fought for her ouly to lose her U'o-day she rises complete with a siugl .word, Vice la France. This, then, is tin normal state which the conscience o humanity desires. This is the inevitn ble end of the prodigious toil of hu inanity. It is well. It is the law of iu .telligenco. Tho manliness of man cai .only develope in the air of freedom. "Behold the god of armies! His nam is country and liberty. Hail to th Republic! Thou art iu good hands, am -a great people is now marching unde thy' banner after a bloody expiation Thy task is hard ; but should it happe: to thee to fall onoe more, thou wi] surely rise again. The rights of ma are imperishable." We repeat it, if fino words aro match for fine arms, then is Paris savet and it will be written-Bavcd not by tb ?armies of Prance, but by her novells aud editors. In the meantime tho Ge) mans move on, and after all must Par: look to Trochu rather than to Hugo. Fnoii SPABTANnuno.-We learn tin tthe anti-radical ticket for Town Couuc . of this place was easily elected.. Oue < ithe most prominent citizens of Sparta] .burg informs us that the defection < "Messrs. Winsmith, C. C. Turner an Java-nt Bryant, has had the effect < making the people still more determine .to dispose of radicalism at tho next ele .tion. The anti-radical or Reform ennd ?dates will bo electod by a large mnjorit .-? The Cunard steamship Scotia, Cap .Judkius, which left New York at o'clock p. m., August 31, arrived Queenstown flt 8 o'clock a. m., on Se tembor 8th, making the passage in seyi days and eight hours, the quiokest tin on record. A Hartford lady of eighty is gettii teeth put in tn at her corpse may "lo< -natural." TBS SINKING OP TUE EHOWUII IBON CLAD, THU CAVXAIN-DlSASTIlOUS LOBS OF LIFE.-Oe? telegraphic columns on yes? terday furbished some de4ils!rtap?oting the loen o? thia English iron-clad. Thia event occurred efl the Spanish. coast. The Captain waa au immense Vessel, and has been called one of the finest war ships that was ever afloat. It was a ship of 4,272 tons barden, and armed with a battery of six 3 00-po und ITS. It was moved by engines of 900-horso power, and manned with a picked crew of 600 men. The armor whioh enclosed it, ss it turned out, with its fatal casing, rauged from eight inches on the most exposed portion of her bull to seven, four, and three inches, as the hull be? came less exposed. This hage man-of war was regarded a master-piece of me? chanical skill, and was deemed invulne? rable. But like some (drong knight, weighed down by tho weight of his armor, tho "Captain" yielded to tho weight cf tho waves that broke over deck and went down with its freight of human sonia. It seems that n few only of the crew were saved. AMERICAN HYPEBBOLE.-A natty little book has just come over from Loudon, entitled "Reminiscences of America," by two Englishmen, which describe? the manner ni wlnuk tko twain .rippled through tho country, what they saw-in the country, and w,hut they heard ju the streets. As i na tuncos of The .^hyperbole" of tho couutry, tboy reoord tho follow? ing: In describing the .large trees of the Yosemite Valley, one said that "it took two men und a boy to see the top of them." Oue being asked by a friend if ho saw a certain mosquito on the weather? vane of tho State House (!) at St. Louis, answered: "Yes, I seo it winking." A third, in describing the prices of car? riages at Niagara, asserted that tho "hack fates aro so high that the Fulls are in? significant by comparison." Another story is related, with the appearance of truth, of a boy who was watching his school-fellows as they snow-balled au old gentleman's windows. Tho old gentle? man rushed out of his house, determined if possible to inflict some severo punish mont on tho offender, saying, whou ho caught thu boy: "Now, you rascal, I'll thrash you within an inch of your life!" Accordingly he began to beat him, when the boy immediately commenced laugh? ing, and continued until tho old gentle? man stopped beating him, with tho ex? clamation: "Boy, what aro you laughing at?" "Well," said thc boy, "I'm laughing because you are awfully sold; I ain't the boy!" While France plunges headlong into a Republic through u sea of troublo, Spain seems to be slowly crystaliziug iuto one. Tho difficulty experienced in obtaining a satisfactory sovereign, was iu itself evidence of the existence of such a ten? dency, and wo wero consequently fully prepared to bear of the Republican de? monstrations made in Madrid, on bear? ing of tho late escapade of their Parisian cousins. Gen. Prim has already thrown out some hints indicativo of his intention to rido the storm when it breaks. Ser? rano will probably attempt no opposi? tion, and so, some bright morning, ere long, we may expect to bear of tho peace? ful und bloodless establishment of the Spanish Republic. Tho extraordinary growth of liberal ideas in tho past few years, as exhibited iu the almost certain erection of two leading European mon? archies into Republics, is not likely to stop in its onward course. Ere long we may expect to fiud its elemouts at work in other nationalities where now a re? public is merely a vague, unsubstantial dream. Napoleon's prophecy, that be? fore tho lapse of tho present century, Europe would be either Republican or Cossack, appears to be about resolving itself in favor of tho former issuo. Apropos of waiters and their fees at Long Branch, this story is told: A lady carno to the hotel, who was a* former acquaintance of ono of tho clerks; ho spoke to tho head waiter and asked him to seo her well seated, and ho felt euro ho would lose nothing by it. "What's it worth, sir?" asked the man of business. "I should think a V," was the reply. "All right, sir," and the lady was com? fortably seated. A few days passed, and no money was offered, and the business mun advanced to tho lady's endorser during the dinner hour ono day, and asked if be still thought tho prospect good. While tho parley was going on, tho lady observed it, and beckoned tho mau toward her, and hand? ed him a note. "It's all right now," ho said beaming? ly to tho clerk, without looking at the money. After a time, ho came again, with a look of iusulted dignity upon him; "What do you suppose she gave mo?" ho asked, in injured tones. "A two dollar bill! I declare, if she had not been a friend of yours, I would have told her that tho hotel paid mo." Montana ports exerciao themselves as follows: Ashlaud whiskey, Martel brandy, Pine-apple gin, and sherry handy; Oysters stewed atod by tho can, All served out by tho Little Old Man, At Mao's brown jug. KA New Haven editor recently wrote an olaborute article about bis "Alma Ma? ter," but was astounding to fiud it ap? pear in the paper as "Alum Water." An Australian murderer, for whose arrest a reword was offered, sent bis wife to betray him, arguing that if ?300 was going it should not go out of the family. SINGULAR ORIO?N o? FIBBS.- Tho Sa? lem Register says that a lady in that city lo3fc about a dozen yards of velvet, whioh took fire ?om.tho rays mm eon pawing through a globo in wh?ob an ornament wnsiliiati?gin water. Bat for the time? ly die covery of the fire the noose might I haye been burned. " Wo remember a. ease of that kind which occurred yeats .ago. A globe con? taining a pair of gold Bah waa left on a table in tho parlor near a front window, and while tho family were a breakfast smoke was smelt, and all hands started to soo what the matter was. On going into the parlor whero there had been no fire, they found it densely filled with smoko, and a largo hole burnt through the carpet and floor. The fire bn rsted into a flame when the door was opened. Tho cause was apparent-tho unclouded sun bad cast bia rays through the globe of water giving it the effect of a burning lens, or suu-glaas. In a few minutes more the house would have been nil ablnze. The unconscious little fishes, however, were as cool as a cucumber all tho time. A HORRIBLE STORY.-Tho following remarkable story is told by the Wheel? ing, (West Virginia,) Intelligence)-: "The story runs tbnt a tobacco grower had a number of hands employed in erecting ii tobacco house, and that on the ground floor of the building, he had slaughtered a sheep, using an axe and block to be? head the animal. Two little boys, sous of tho plauter, come about the building, when the smaller one expressed a desire to bo instructed in the mode of killing the sheep. The larger boy told him if he would place his head on the block, he would do so. Boy No, 1 complied with the condition, aud No. 2 fulfilled his promise by severing No. 1'B head from his body. This so horrified a portion of tho workmen, who were putting a large roof-timber in position, that they let it fall. Unfortunately, it fell where uu other party of men were at work, killing ten of thom aud wouuding four others." A CHEERFUL FACE.-There is no great? er every-doy virtue thau cheerfulness. This qualify in mau nmoug meu is like sunshine iu tho day, or gentle, renewing moisture to parch : herbs. Tho light of a cheerful faco diffuses itself, and com? municates tho happy spirit that inspires it. The sourest temper must swecteu iu the atmosphere of continuous good hu? mor. As well might fog, and cloud, and vapor, hope to chug to the sun-illumin? ated landscape ns tho blues mid morose? ness to combat joviid speech and exhil? arating laughter. Be cheerful always. There is uo path but will bo easier trav? eled, no look but will be lighter, no shadow on heart or bruin but will lift sooner ia presence of a determined cheerfuluess. FRIGHTFUL CALCULATION.-Sydney Smith, the celebrated olerical wit, in n letter to Lord Murray, his esteemed friend, made tho following astonishing statement: "If yon wish for anything like happiness in the fifth net of life, eat and drink about one-half what you could eat and drink. Having ascertained tho weight of what I could live upon, so as to preserve health, and strength, and what I did live upon, I found that, be? tween teu aud seveuty years of age, I bad eaten and drank forty-four horse wagon loads of meat and drink moro than would havo preserved mein life and strength I Tho value of this mass of nourishment, I considered to be worth ?7,000. It occurred to mo that I must, by my voracity, have starved to death fully 100 persons. The|?New York Press is responsible for the following story : "In the spring of 1865, when it was ovident that the Confederacy was ou its last legs, Lee boing hemmed in at Richmond, Daniel Drew sud Fisk chartered a fast steamer, titted her for sea, and stationed her off S?iudy?IIook, ready to sail at a moment's notice, and placed on board of her a trutity agent. When Leo finally sur? rendered, tho vessel sailed for England with tho greatest speed, and arrived out three days ahead of any other vessel. Tho agent sold Confederate States bonds short, and on tho promulgation of tho news, bought thom in for nothing-and Fisk says Drow and himself made by the operation $5,000,000, and that ho has been on tho full tide of prosperity ever since." Mr. Twiss, a romancing traveler, was talking of n church he had scon in Spain, a milo and a half long. "Bless me," said Garrick, "how broad was it?" "Ten yards." "This, you'll observe, gentle? men," said Garrick to tho company, "this is not a round lie, but differs from tho other stories, which are generally as broad as tbej'aro long." London grows rapidly. Notwith? standing its already enormous size in 1809, uot fewer than 25,322 new houses havo beeu added to it since then, form? ing sixty-nine new squares, 5,8(>1 new streets, or tho total length of 1,030 miles. A Cincinnati chambermaid sold her four-foot hair for ?150, went ou a drunk, got arrested, spent all her money, and has gone back to work to raise another crop of hair. That was the second crop she has harvested from tho same field in three years. "You have forgotten sometbiug," said a loyal Canadian to tho officer engaged iu dismantling tho forts at Quebec, as the lust cannon went on board ship. "What?" was the reply. "That," an? swered tho Canadian, pointing to tho flag flying over the citadel.. A destructivo fire occurred in Balti? more on tho 0th, which destroyod the planing mill of Ehrnian & Borsch, 210 South Howard street, tho agricultural foundry of Defew -& Co., and soveral other building.". New York Lion Lager, to bo had at POLLOCK'S. ' Tho oheriff of Alton, Illinois, is the champion castor oil man. He bas within a week token twobarrejs of castor oil, and still lives; ' Ho. took it o D'a chattel mortgage, and not on bia alo ?Mob. A man in Iowa has been arrested .for obtaining goods nuder, falso. pretends. Ho got a girl to marry him on the pre? tense that he was wealthy. The "goods" don't like that way of doing. Patience is exemplified in the mnn who left bis wagon while his horse bulked, sat on a stump and read the Bible till the animal was huugry enough to go home. A Boston lady, ou being preseuted with a silver card-case, regretted that it wasn't largo enongh to hold a whole deck. A grave-yard inscription in Kenne bunk, Mo., reads thus: "Poor Jo! bis head is level now if it never was be? fore." "I bolievo in going to tho bottom of things," as tho school-marm snid, wbeu she laid a refractory pupil over her knee. A fine lot of Brandy Peaches, domes? tic, to bo had at POLLOCK'S. Building and Loan Association. THE booka of thia Association aru now opon for subscription at tho Citizens' Savings Hank. Uno dollar per sharo. This will en? title tho bolder to borrow $200. lt is doma? ble tbat tba Association commence on thc first of Ootober next. A niectiug of the stock? holders will bo called next week. Sept 10_J. P. THOMAS, President. Carriage Materials. _ CONSISTING in part of HUHS, ^/W^Syff^Spokea. Felloes, smitty, Wheel*, EeV*r?>rw^' Polen, Dol?a, Malleable Castings, W 3BL Fifth Wbeela. Band?, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather, Patent and Enamelled Cloth, Oil Carpet, Lining Nails. Springs, Axles, Fire and other Iron, Dash Frames, l'an.tn, Oils, Carrirgo Varnishes, ito., Ac. Our stock of these goods in second to nono in Columbia, und thoao desiring to purchaae, will suva money by calling on Sept_ll_J.j* T. It. AGNEW. ^ New Mackerel JUST to band. No. 1, 2, and -.^V't^i 3 MACKEREL, catch of 1870. For ?ale by GEORGE SVMMERS. Stooks and Bonds, Gold and Silver. BANK BILLS AS? COUPONS, JU HY CER? TIFICATES, COUNTY CLAIMS, Ac, Ac, bought and sold by D. GAMI1KILL, OFFICE-Columbia Hotel Building. August 2t 3mo Cotton Bagging. Ipr i~\f\f\ YARDS heavy and inodium .0.\JKJ\J COTTON BAGGING, for sab; by E. HOPE. Rio Coffee. pr rv BAGS RIO COFFEE, for sale lon to Ol J dualer* by_EDWARD HOPE. Bolted Corn Meal. ?J pr BARRELS, in flue order, for sale bv ?5O Sept '.)_EDWARD HOPE._ United States Distriot Court-South Carolina District. In re the Laurens Railroad Company, Bank? rupt.-In Bankruptcy. 1\l?J? creditors of the Laurens Railroad, . bankrupt, arc required by order of tho Court, dated 2?th August, 1870. to render and establish ttieir respective liens, before C. G. Jaeger, Register, within thirty davs from the publication hereof, or they will bo precluded from anv distribution of the assetB of ttio said bankrup't. JAMES M. BAXTER, NEWBEUUY, S. C., Sept. 6,1870. Assignee, Sept 6 Imo "li! ICE ! ICE! ! HAVING put my machino in operation, I now inform tho publia that I am ready to supply any and all ordors^or ICE. Price two cents per pound by the retad. For 100 pounds or more, agreements will bo made. Ibo leo can bo obtained at either tho uppor or lower store. J. C. SHEGERS. Aug 31_ The Office OF tho Executive Committee of the Union Reform Party is over tho Savings Batik. All persons friend))' to tho cauce, will have access to the ru in at any time of tho day, where they can seo tho papers, and get tho nows. Oflioe hours from from 9 to ll a. ra. aud from 5 to G p. m. E. W. SEIBEl S, July 28 Hue. ami Treas. Ex. Com. Creme Be La Creme. -I f\(\ BARRELS very superior FAMILY Il JU FLOUR, 200 barrels low priced and medium qualities. ForsalH low lr- J5DJVA?p_ "OPK Seed Rye. FARMERS, savo your Corn aud Money; keep your Stock fat and healthy, by hav? ing a Rv? Pasturo for winter grttzing. SKUD for Bain by LO BRICK A LOW lt ANCE. DR. THOMAS T. MOORE, O FFICE Main Street, over Messrs. I ryan A McCarter'8 Bookstore. Aug 18 2mo Notice to ChewiBts JUST arrived, at Pollock Houso, Bagley'B MICHIGAN FINE CUT._ Sept H Mackerel i Mackerel ! ! CHOICE NEW MACKEREL, in Barrels, in Half Barrels, in Quarter Barrels, in Kits, and also at retail, just received and for nair bv Sept 13 _J. A T. lt. AGNEW. Wanted to Rent. A NICE, comfortable COTTAGE, of mx or eight rooms-in good locality. Ad? dress bv letter, stating teims, etc., Soptl3 4? PU ?OH ASE lt, PHCKMX Omeo, Sundries. ANOTHER lot of those extra tine SEO ARB: cask abovo-proot Brandy; besides a variety of other choice articles. Givo thom a trial. PAYSINGER A FRA NKLIN, Sent 10 Exchange House, Main street. Polishing Powders. MAGIC POWDER for oleauiug Gold, Silver, Ac, ten couts per box. tripoli, for cleaning Brass, Silver,Gold, Ac, ten conta per paper. Bath brick for cleaning Cutlery, Ac. Just received and for sale by SeptJ_J. A t. R. AGNEW. Just Received ANOTHER lot o? those flue LEMONS, at tho POLLOCK HOU8B. Iron Ties. A r\ S~\f\f~\ LBS. superior IRON 4tV/.wVJvJ TIES, foi salo low by tiepto _E. HOPE. Notice 18 horoby given that 1 shall potition tho Leg? islature, at its' next session, to clnso a certain portion of tho Public Road that for? merly led to my ferry on, Saluda River, said Road not being used now HB a public highway. Aug 28 mo?* SIMON YOONGINEll. A TEST.-Six hundred negroes voted the other day in Wilmington, Delaware, and vated as n unit for radicalism. .Bat tho town went D?mocratie for the first time iq 'many years. Tho steamship?Tanranga collided with a coal ketch near Auckland, New Zea? land, on tho 23d of July, and both ves? sels were sunk, and eighteen lives lost. In Catoosa County, Georgia, a woman recently shouted herself to death under excessive religious excitement. Everybody is now attributing the loss by fire of 83,000,000 of property in Chi? cago to the Mansard roof. Alphonso Karr says all the drudge? ry of lifo has been reserved to mules and kings. Mr. Neil Boyle, a resideut of Wil? mington, N. C., was accidentally drown? ed on tho 12th. The census taker has discovered in M ?chinan a young lady named Luna Aurora Borealis. Tho product of pins in Connecticut is estimated to bo 19,719,000,000 annually. AXOTHER RtVSTEBY. SOLVED.-Oh enlist o being unable tn discover thc ingredients in fragrant SozonoNT. which removed all stains from the teeth and imparts such a peculiar rosiness to tho gums, t he public are hereby informed that it ia a preparation from the bark of thc Qoii. i.AYA SAPONARIA or Soap Tree of Chili, import? ed for tlie first time into this country for this special purpose. Such is the purifying and iuuocuous effect of this ram botanical agent, that it removes discolorations fr m tho most fragile textile fabrics, without injuring a siu (jlo thread. Save and mend tho pieces, uso "SPALDING'S GI.UK." SI Ipi Bagging. Rope, Twine and Cotton Ties. APULL SUPPLY coiiHlantlr on band and for salojow, by_ _J. A T." It. AGNEW. Columbia Chanter No. 5. R.A. M. _A HEG ULAH CONVOCATION will bo . traSilhcld THIS EVENING, at Masonic I ?Ogg Hall, at 8 o'clock. Uv order of tho OM*H. P. lt.TOZER,Secretary jtrottin. Sept ll 1 Attention, Columbia Rifles'. ATTEND Meeting of vour Company, at Seegers' Hall, at S o'clock, TH IS I Wednes? day) EVENING, for drill. Uv order. RICHARD O'NEALE, JR., Captain. W. R. CATHCART, Orderly Sergeant. Sept 14_ _1 New and Stylish ?riALL and WINTER GOODS, now opouing 1 at the well known establishment of C. F. JACKSON. We aro new receiving our new Fall Goods, from Northern marketa, and ex? tend a general invitation to our friends and patrons to give us a call and make au exami? nation of our stock, which is well selected, and will bo sold at the lowest rates. Satisfac? tion guaranteed to all. C. F. JACKSON, Sept 14 Main street. Candy! Candy! ! . %K HOXES frosh mixed CANDY just re mmStJ ceived and for H ale al wholes me only, bv J. tc T. R. AGNEW. Cheese! Cheese!! i)pr BOXES cboico cutting CHEESE, just O received ?ind for salo by Aug 31_J. AT. R AGNEW. New Publications. QUEEN HORTENSE. By L. Muhlback. Cloth il 50. Paper * 1.00. Lothair. By Disrm'i. Cloth $2; paper $1. Tho Rob Roy on tho Jordan. By J. Mc? Gregor, (Illustrated.) $2.50. Free Russia. By William Hcpworlh Dixon. Passages from thc English Note Books of Nathaniel Hawthorne Two volumes. $4.00. Man and Wife. Bv Wilkie Collina. Cloth ?1.50. Paper fl 00. Miss Thackery's CompletG Works. Cloth il 75. Paper SI.25. Genial Showman. By Artemus Ward. 75 cents. Lady of tho len. Bv James DoMille, author of Tho Dodge Club. Ac. 75 cents. l'ut Yourself in His Place. Charles Rcade'd last and best novel. 75 cents. The Lifo, Luttera, Lectures and Addresses of Frederick W. Robertson, M A. $1.60. And other new books for sale at BRYAN A MoCARTER'S Bookstore, Aug 2H_Columbia, S. C. Fresh Arrivals. &ENUINE DURHAM SMOKING TOBAC? CO, direct from tho factory, tho great Dalby PufT Smoking Tobacco, the Sunnyside Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco-the best in the country-Mollers' Fig Chewing Tobacco, very fine,just received. A full assortment of choice WINES and LI? QUORS always on band. JOHN 0. SEEGERS, Main street, near tho Post Ollice, and Main street, near PHOENIX Oflico. Julv 'JU Magic Chafing Powder. 'I'lie Nurse's Friend. FOR tho instant euro of CHAFING ANO SCALDING of Children and Adults. ALSO, A certain relief for BURNS, SCALDS, Irri? tation of tho Skin, Galls, Inflammations, Abrasions, and all Cutaneous Diseases. For salo by E. H. HEINITSH, July Ht-_Druggist. Removal o? Dental Office. pm DR. D. L. BOOZER has removed Ina 9srWoflico to Mr. G. Diorcks' new building, on Main street, over tho Messrs. Porter A Co.'s Dry Goods' Store, where ho offers his professional services lo bis former patrons and tho public. June 2H Oats, Oats! 1i\(\f\ BUSHELS Prime Heavy OATS ,\ t\9\J for salo low bv Aug 10 EDWARD HOPE. Carolina Indisro. 6)rvf\ LBS. CAROLINA INDIGO, of snpe C?Vt\f rior qualitv, for sale by August 25_" _ EDWARD HOPE. New Family Flour. I pr / \ BBLS. New and Choice Family t?)vl FLOUR for salo low by Aug 10 EDWARD HOPE. New Mackerel. KITS AND QUARTER BARRELS NEW 0\) MACKEREL, for salo low. Aug 23 EDWARD HOPE. For Sale, MA NEAT COTTAGE, in tho central part ol tho city, with ten rooms-five in basement and five up .stairs-and ne? cessary out-buildings. Possession can bo had ou tho first of October. Inquire at thia o?leo._July 27 Wanted. . i)AA ABLE-BODIED LABORERS aro maiK/xJ wanted, to work npon tho Columbia Canal, between thia aud thu 10th of Septem? ber. Partios wishing to contract for tho re? moval of earth, will apply to 8. A. PEARCE, Jn. Applications will bo received between thc hours of 10 and 12 A. M. Aug SO POSTOETIOE Houris.-Northern mail opens 430 P. M.; cl OBOS ll A. M. Charleston and Greenville, open 4.30 P. M. ; close 5.30 A. M. Western, opens 12.80 P. M.; closes 2.45 P.M. Charleston, evening, opens 8 A M.; doses 6 P. M. Office open Sundays from half-past 4 o'clock to half-past 5. The following appointments haveboqu made for Judge Carpenter and G?n?ral Butler: itehu Midway Church, Thursday, Sept. lb, Manuiug, Friday, September 16. Liberty Hill, Saturday, Sept. 17. Orangeburg C. H., September 19. Barnwell C. H., September 21. Walterboro, Colleton. September 23. White Hall, Colleton, September 24. Beaufort, Monday, September 26. DEATH OF AN AOED CHIUSTXAN.-We aro cnlled upon this morning to record the death, nf ter a few hours' illness, from congestive chill, of an aged Indy, for several years a resident of this city Mrs. George W. Buggs, wife of Rev. G. W. Bogga and mother of the Rev. W. E. Bogga, pastor of tho Presbyterian ohuroh in this city. She had resided abroad for many years with her. hus? band, who was, we believe, for nearly a quarter of a century a missionary an foreign landB. PHONIXIA??IA.-Wo should have said that Col. C. W. Dudley had been nomi? nated for Congress from tho First Con? gressional District, aud not tho Third. Fiue sense and exalted sense are not half so valuable as common sense. There uro forty men of wit for ono man of sense; aud ho that will curry nothing about him but gold, will bo every day ut a loss for want of ready chango. Thc mosquitoes are losing their health as the nights come. The trees have begun to cast off their clothing while mankind aro putting on more. The managers of the Gleun Springs Tournament Ball will accept our thanks for an invitation to bo present. We ure indebted to C. F. Jackson, Esq., for papers of late Now York, Balti? more aud Washington papers. HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 13.- Nick arson House,-J. Williams, Augusta; J. McLadd, Laurens; J. L. White, Rock Hill; S. F. Houstou, Charlotte; Col. T. B. Clarkson, Richland; Dr. F. T. Miles, Baltimore; H. P. Adams, city; C. Cla cius and lady, Charleston; J. McBryde, Pendleton; A.' Reppard, Savannah; J. Osley, Jr., Augusta; Seiley, Alabama; E. M. Pendleton, Miss Sasio Pendleton, Mis3 Susie Turner, Ga.; H. Levy, Mont? gomery; W. J. Mahoney, Richmond; D. F. Wright, Augusta; J. T. Wilkinson, Mrs. Wilkerson, Ga.; Mrs. Rone, Au? gusta; J. H. Runkel, city; T. S. Nicker on, Savannah; C. H. Saber, S. C. Columbia Holel.~W. J. Magill, Mrs. W. Hammond, Iowa; J. W. Hurling, Orangeburg; S. Zorn, Louisville, Ky?; Mrs. R. L. Mooro and child, Summer? ville; W: Dudley, Charleston; M. Blank? ensee, New York; Wm. Fort, J. H. Hen? drix, Lexington; T. B. Furguson, Green? ville; A. H. Foster, J. E. Colten, Union; Jos. Walker, Spartanburg; M. W. Smith, Glenn Springs; J. B. Clarke, Miss C. Daniels, C. A. Reed, S. Bleckley, An? derson C. H.; F. S. Smith, Spartanburg; Mrs. J. J. Goddard and two Misses God? dard, Charleston; S. C. Gilbert, Augusta; M. W. Abney, Edgefteld. LIST OP NKW ADVERTISEMENTS. Convocation Columbia Chapter. C. F. Jackson-New and Stylish. J. & T. li. Agnew-Bagging, Rope, ?fcc. Meeting Columbia Rides. THE SLIME OK TUF. RIVER'NILE-Is not moro filthy and nial-odorous than tho thick sedi? ment of tho hair coloring preparations sold in darkened bottles. Per contra, PUALON'S VI? TALIA, on SALVATION FOR TUE HAIR, tho only article that will renew tho natural color of gray hair, bas no sediment, and is perfectly transparent. Sold by all druggiBtB and fancy goods dealers. Blbf-3 TUF. attention of the reader is respectfully invited to tho advertisement of Bradfield A Co., iu another column. They aro undoubt? edly selling tho best remedies out for the diseases they aro recommended for. BRAD FIELD'S FEMALE RF.UUI.ATOR and Dr. PBUTHITT'S CELEBRATED LIVER MEUICINE, has certainly cured moro afilicted persons than any .two medicines of their age. Try thom and bo well, aa these gentlemen guarantee satisfac tion or money refunded. A 7 If tho testimony of aged persons who have tested the vivifying and solacing properties of LIPPMANN'S CREAT GERMAN BITTERS is worthy of credence, they ar^ decidedly pre? ferable to any of tho unmcdicated stimulants or combinations of drugs and alcohol ordina r ly prescribed to cheer tho spirits and strengthen the systems of persons of an ad? vanced age. These bitters produce no unna? tural excitement, and these effects aro at onco soothing and strengthening, and they coun? teract to a great degree the depressing influ? ence which tho decay of Ibo bodily energies has upon tho animal spirits; it is, therefore-, that it is acknowledged universally, that Lipp, mann's Bitters aro cordial for tho aged. S412 A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT.-It may be truth? fully said that tho greatest of all blessings is health, for without it tho joys vouchsafed aro turned to sorrows. To all health is essential fo; lifo*? enjoyment and pursuits, to tho young and old, to tho rich and poor. Aro you in search of wealth? Health ie necessary. Do you desire oftico aud worldly honors Of what avail would theso bo without health? Tho beauties of spring, the selig of birds, tho deep blue sky, tho rolling ocean, all havo a pootic fascination which charms only tho healthy in mind and body; but to tho sick what aro these but mockeries. Tho body dis eased, tho mind Bickly o'er with tho saddest of thoughts. Obi that I may livo to appre? ciate tho blessings of hoa.lth. Thisrioh boon is within tho reach of all. Tho remedy at hand in HEINITSH'S QUEEN'S DEx.ionT.the health pa? nacea. Now is tho time to try it. A 2