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COLUMBIA, S. C. Saturday Morning, October 15,1870. ? The War lit Europe. The Prussians are scouring the French provinces to destroy French recruits, but cannot find any. All France is substantially completely at their mercy, except Paris, and they have cut off ouc of its water supplies, surrounded it aud placed their siego guns in position. The next move will bu a "rain of fire and shell upou tho devoted capital." Meat is scarce witbiu tho walls, and Parisians will havo a melancholy chuueo lo feed upon horses, as their philosophers havo tried to ternpt the rest of ?ho world to do for some years post. It is thought that Paris can now hold out ninety days, but the 1st of January, 1871, we pre? dict, will lind it in the possession of King William. Tho nineteenth century will never witness France as a first-rate power again. The futility of Louis Na? poleon hns built up a united Germany and left France o conquered vassal, Prussia and England are quurreiing over an alleged violation of neutrality on tho port of the latter. Tho matter is represented as serious, and indeed we tau st believe so if wo may judge from Count BarnstolFs reply to Lord Gran? ville. Tho Prussian Minister accuses 'Granville of being on all sides of thc question at once, and iutimutcs very broadly that England is endeavoring to disguise her sympathy with France under bare-footed and deceptive assur? ances of her friendship for Prussia. He quotes some very damaging precedents, and tho public will doubtless wait with anxiety to sao how the Euglish Minister will smooth the matter over. A special to the New York lYibune, from Paris, October 3, says: "Tho occurrences which have taken place hero within a few days are of I he samo class os have previously eharac terizod tho siego. Tho sailors who mau tho forts confine their services exclusive? ly to firing off caunou. Meanwhile a po? sition has been lost, and two sorties, consisting of troops and armed peasants, have been driven back. Thc National Guards do duty ou the ramparts, drill in tho streets, offer crowns to the statue of the city of Strasburg, display their uni? forms, and annouueo that they have mude a compact with death. Behind their rifle-pits, their troops, their crowd of armed peasants and their ramparts, tho Parisians boast what they will do, and rely ou everything except their own valor. One day they pin their hopes upon tho army of tho Loire; another day on some meohanical or chemical contrivance; another, on dissensions among Pruasiau generals; another, on the intervention of Russia or Austria. "Meantime minor clubs deuouueo the Geueral Club; oro tors make absurd speeches; tho Mayor changes tho names of streets, and inscribes 'Liberte,' 'Ega? lit?,' 'Fraternit?,' on the public build? ings; journals of all political shades are, with only ono cr two exceptions, filled with lies and bombast, and the people believe the oue and admire tho other; the Minister of the Interior placards the walls with idle proclamations; arrests of Bonapartes constantly occur; innocent individuals are mobbed as Prussian spies; and the only genuine prisoners are ?Trench soldiers on their way to bo shot or cowardice Nothing is really done toward forcing tho Prussians to raise the siege, although the defenders exceed in number the besiegers." llAlSINO TUE BLUCK.VDK-TKURIMIE TORPEDO ACCIDENT.-Intelligence has just been received of uuother dreadful torpedo accident that occurred yesterday at Cuxhaven, by which several more va? luable lives have been lost. It appears that the steamer Neuenfelde had return? ed from the mouth of the Elbe with u considerable number of torpedoes on board, which sho had been sent out to remove and convey to tho militury depot at Cuxhaven. Before she had time to laud them, several officers of the Land? wehr, belonging to the const defeuce di? vision, came on board to inspect them, and, probably, incautiously handled them, for they exploded with :i tremen? dous crash, and tho vessel was literally blown to pieces, and sunk in shoal water, the fuuuel nloue indicating thu position j of the wreck. Tho captain and four of j the crew were killed on the spot, as were | also thc four officers who came on board ' to examine these dangerous engines of war, which have caused more injury to tho German s ut Bremerhaven, Kiel, and now at Cuxhaven, than to tho enemy; though it is but fair to suppose that a knowledge of their being placed out along thu coast may have prevented the French blockadiug squadron from mak? ing any attempt nt lauding on German soil. Tho names of tho unfortunate! officers of whose services their fatherland is suddenly deprived are: Captain Von Scheie, of the 5th Regiment; Lieuten? ants Welder, Mil8wa and Coller, of thc 24th Hegimcut. The only survivors ure tho engineer, the boatswain and a boy, A New York ?Y/IKMcorrespondent thus linds vent: "Pans! Were 1 a French? man, I would mulei take the defeuce of Paris simply lo force the Germans to blot it out of existence. Not very civi? lized, am IV And yet Paris is a curse lo ! tho French people. Morally, mentally and physically, it hus been this cxeren- . seuce of civilization that has enervated France, befogged bet splendid brain- , power, leavened the nation with false ideas of life, and brought il to the dust before the .sturdy invader from the North. For that ono jewel, held up to. tickle the fancy ami pander lo the plea? sures of the world, France has sold ul! her virtues. It would he far more ap? propriate to-duy for her to cali upou her Gurdo Mabille than upon her Garde Mo? bile to defend tho jowel Paria." -, ^ ? ? - ? - Mn. EDITOK: Honesty, truth aud jus tioo go together. Houost mon will not seek to cover up their acts by working in the dark. I felt satisfied from the be? ginning that wo would have a fair elec? tion iu this County, aud now I nm happy to nnuounce thiit Mr. Etter bas como to the front liko an honest man, mid re? quests our Committee to meet him und satisfy ourselves as^to the manner of se? curing tho ballot-boxes beforo putting them in tin bunds of thc Manngers. I cau't see how any hon? st gentleman eau ref uso our request. Mr. Etter, the Chairman of the Board of Commission? ers for this County, has sot an example that can bo followed with propriety by his colleagues throughout the State, und those who will not follo.v had us well say wu intend to count our men iu. I nm yours trulv, CENTRAL COMMITTEE U. ll. P. ARREST OF A SOUTH CAROLINA POST? MASTER FOR HOBOING THE MALLS.-On last Thursday Mr. P. H. Woodward, the active and vigilant special ugent of the PostOflico Department,accomplished the arrest of A. M. Riser, Postmaster at Newberry, South Curoliua, for robbing the mails. Wo aro informed thut the evidence of his guilt is conclusive. There is a fact connected with tho pre? vious operations of Riser which will be of interest to the citizons of Augusta. For several months postage stamps havo been hawked about our streets ut a dis? count upon tho standard Government price, by a well knowu pawn-broker, und liveliest curiosity hus been excited to un? derstand by what means stamps could be furnished ut a less prico thou that do mauded by the Govern incut, the source of supply. It hus been developed thut a large proportion of these stamps were furnished by Riser, who ordered supplies from the department largely in excess of tho demund ut his ollioc, aud disposed of surplus through his agent in Augusto. By fraudulent returns to tho department af the amount of business at his ollice, Riser succeeded in having his sainty in? creased to $1,500, and was driving a thriving business iu thu stamp trade until tho ubiquitous Woodward nipped his brilliuut career in fraud. We learn that a quantity of correspondence was captured, showing the connection of the pawn-broker with the thief iu disposing of his stock in trado. IA ut/tisln Constitution filial. Here is u Boston boy's composition ou "The Horse:" "Tho horse is thu most useful animal in the World. So is tho Cow. I once hud thirteen Ducks aud two was drakes und a Skunk killed One. ho smcltd Orful. I knew a Boy which had 7 chickens but His father would not let him rais Them and so he got mad and so ho boared ii Hole in his mother's Wash tub. I wish I Had a horse-a horse weighs 1,000 pounds." Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached u st rong sermon on the character and loca? tion of the celestial aud infernal regions, nt Plymouth Church, Sunday morning. Ile expressed his extreme doubts of the accuracy of thc tire und brimstone theory, and ho wan equally dubious ubout the streets paved with gold aud silver up above. FIRE AT THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE WORKS. - On Friday night last, a lire oc? curred at these works on tlie plantation ol" William Middleton, Esq , about eight? een miles from tho city, destroying the" washer of tho works, causing a loss lu the Company of ubout 7,000, on which there was no insurance. It is thought that Ibo deed was an act of iucen diurism. - Charleston Courier. DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-Mr. Reu? ben Robertson, n much respected und valued citizen, died ut his residence in this County on tho 10th instant. Mr. Robertson lived to bo about seventy seven years of age, and throughout his long life was blessed with many friends ?iud the it Hoc ti ou of bil his neighbors. I L?xtrensville Her aid. MILLS BURNT.-Tho Sentinel Bays that the grist-uiiil of Joseph S. Thompson, near Leasburg, Caswell County, N. G., was burned down OU Wednesday night of last week, tho work of un incendiary. Mr. John WugstalV's mill, twelve miles from Lousburg, in the same county, was burnell the week before, also tho work of un incendiary. In tho battle of Metz somo of the Ger? man soldiers, as a protection against thc continual showers of bullets that the oneniy poured upon them, fastened their knapsacks across their chests. After the battle many were convinced that these tactics hud saved their lives. In them they found no small number of bullets. INCENOIARI?M.-Thu bain of X iek Cauley, Esq., was berried on Monday I morning ?asl, just before day. Wo un-1 dcrst alni that ii considerable quantity of ? corn und fodder were destroyed. Since Worthington's speech here, it is surpris? ing that more snell incidents ure not re? corded. -* Cttnulcn Journal. lu England, in out; ii e ?vs pa pi r, 1-10 church preferments uro offered for sah". The disuslubliidimon! of thu Irish Church is s.iid to have bad a l ad elicet on tho market for them. liaron Sitia, of Austria, oilers to care g i't: tu i lo utily for ?1,000 G ennui) wounded Itt his beautiful e. tale in Trellised ?li Treplilz. A mun was uiTcstcd in Kansas eily for stealing iee, but ns the property could not bu presented for identification, hav? ing melted, the charge wouldn't bold. Mr. Thornton li. Brown, u prominent citizen of burlington, died on Ibo lOth. Isaac T. Heard, Esq., a prominent mer .'haut of Augusta, died on tho 13tli> QA J? BALD i & Co.-The sooner the Frenoh authorities get rid of that old humbug and infidel, Garibaldi, the bet* ter will their chaooes for success become. The dovoted French peasantry will never serve under him, nor will they fear the advent of the Prussians when the Red Republic permits religion to be outraged, as a letter to the New York World thus particularizes: "At Lyons, Marseilles, and whenever the 'Reds' guin power, Jesuits and Do? minican novices aro forced into tho army. At Paris they *are ot onco sent upon tho ramparts. Priests are insulted and threatened in thu publie streets, and hold their lives in fear. Tho religious orders aro forced to fly, and some of them have alroady taken refuge in Eng? land. Tho statues of tho Blessed Vir? gin, in public places, have been pro? faned iu ways too horrible to relate, oud in .some places altars have actually been erected iu honor of the devil. At Aluns, the consecrated hosts have buen carried away by women from thu communion rails, for Mie purposes of profanation; and the same have been offered by men iu military uniform to Satan." As a titting sequel, we now hear, by cable, that the cowardly devils who per? petrate these indecencies nt Lyous arc Hying helter-skelter before the German udvauce. If these reports be true, the good and puro may welcome the Prus? sians as deliverers rather than as foes. Better German absolutism than the communism of tho Red Republic und tho deviltry of Gnribaldi and his gang. "Pay or die," would scorn to bo the motto of a Rostou physician who was visited, Sunday evening of last week, by a ypuug mau, who hud just been severely cut in a quarrel. After dressing tho wound and naming his fee, he was told by bis patient that hu could not pay him till Moudoy, whereupon the physician cut the .stitches he bad taken, and sent tho young man away with bin wound open sud bleeding. A fashionable youug lady, of rather attenuated ligure, while iu the hands of her dress-maker, became alarmed at the spaciousness apportioned to ber bodice, aud declared that him could never wear it, and tho silk had been wrongly cut. "Pardon me, mademoiselle," replied the modiste, "the design is quite correct; the titting is exactly us it should be. 1 have made your dress, and now 1 must bring you up to it!" Rather than surrender to the Prus? sians, many Freueb soldiers who were near thu Meuse swum over it in the midst of the lire cd the mitrailleuses which followed them. One of the sur? vivors, a well known captain, arrived in Paris at his aged father's house. Before embracing bim, his father asked : "Have yon signed tho capitulation?" "No, mon pera." "Then, my son, come aud embrace me and go ana light." Did yon ever nee a spider serve an ejectment ou a neighboring spiller? It is a model for our constables. Without parley or ado, he walks up to his house and eats him up bodily, and then sics down to wait and seo what Providence may send to his larder. How savage it seems! How human it is! Tho fifteenth amendment has pene? trated the entrenched camp of Masonry. The Grand Lodge of tho State of Illi? nois hus issued instructions to all subor? d?nalo lodges to admit negroes and mulattoes. A young husband, in Nashville, for the reason that bo could not make enough to support bis wife ns luxuriously as be wished, poisoned himself uud left her without any support ut. all. At Baxter, Ark., ou Monday, M. Salutta, clothing merchant, and his clerk, Max Harr, were accidentally killed by a loaded shot-gun, which fell from a wall where it had been hung. lu somo parts of Connecticut, rain is so scarce, and apples so abundant, that cider is absolutely dieu per than water. Tho teetotal societies arc panic-stricken, and aro disbanding by thc dozen. The most stylish weddings to take place this winter are to be managed in the. simplest and plainest manner, with no bridesmaids, no groomsmen br ushers, and no reception. A Pennsylvania'impers tells of a "note shaver" iu ^leadville who keeps thu trunk containing his securities near thu head of his bed. iiml lays awake to bear them draw interest. Tho Tarbor o Carolinian professes to have unearthed a mau lio years old, who has survived .seven wives, having lost his last ono about sixty years ago, and no w wants to marry nguiu. "Honesty," said tho late intelligent, j X.-, '"is thu best policy, but the worst diplomacy. I have tried both." Every young doctor must get on if he only bas patients. UM fogies aro averse to ovations-we menu innovations. Thc "'hottest of thu fight" is always | where the coolest courage prevails. LOST, ON Laurel hi reel, between the Columbia ii'i.l Aii'.:n*tn linilroad and Main street, a lil.Ai ii Liv A I ? KU S.Vi'OHHL, containing ??une iirii'de? o? Clothing. The tinder will he rowan!. .1 e\ leaving il nt this otVtee. Oct 15 1 Wax Fruit. rsv-.!-: lisfll.) for the PYRAMID ot WAX JL FRUIT will positively emile efl' at llr'LSIi'S, THIS i'.YivNr-.il. ?tl s o'clock. I'er.-on. holding ehauees will come forward, pay np ami try Muir luck. Oct 15 1* llichkmd Volunteer Iliiie Company. MKM?KliS of Ibis organization are ordered to moot lit Stet;, r's Hall, MON? DAY KVKNING, October 17. al half-past 7 o'clock, livery mi tuber it, expected lc he prc ... rt. Itv order o ' Oct 15 ? CAPT. A. C. HASKKLL. Ko tice. f'jp ?I K < <>m:nillee of Independent'^ on X STI'.AM Ultii K.NGIKK will meet in t heir ILill, fills K Y li .\ LNG, at half-paul 7 o'clock. Members will bo punctual in attendance, UM bntdut-KH of importance will bo transacted, by ordor: W. ll. MONCKTON, Chairman. DANI KI. C. 1'F.IXOTTO, Secretary. Cid 15 1 PALL AT THE FAMOUS DRY EDMS B??ABLMEIT OE J. H. & M. L. KINARD. "WE C0MMEK0E TLIC FAI,,,SEASON ,,V ?P??ni??? '<? tn admiting PUIJLIC ?)~?JJ-^ New and Elegantly-arranged DRY GOODS HOUSE. Cur tricnda need no epocial invitation, THEY don't go ?ny where clac; but thc great tu ii s ?os m ll tit bo informed WIIEIIE to buy to tho be.-t advantage. Wc assort, without fear of contra diction, that Our HOUSTJ3 ls tlio OME Al which all partita will gyt ENTIRE SATISFACTION and FULL VALUE Tor their money. Wo have Hie DENT arranged Show Rooms in the lin. Every portion of thu large space ia as i.ioiix AS DAY; buyers can SEE what tin y aie purchasing, and we guarantee the PRICKS KIO HT. To say that our stock ia LABOE, or vi KY hu ge, or IMMI.NSE, would Nor ci nvt} IIAI r ?tu idea of thc extent and variety that each of Ibo TWBIiVK WELL-STOCKKU DKI'ARTMKNTS CONTA 1 Ti. O "UL x- O ar pot S t o c ISL ALONE ia worth as much as any ordinary Dry doods Store keeps altogether. The Handsome French Plate Glass Front Will indicate lo strangers and visitors to our City wu BUB r> ame AND nev lrom thc LARUKST, UEST SKLKCTKD AND CHKAI'KST STOCK OK ORV GOOD? THAT Can li< Koomi In (Iii, City. Each Department is superintended by Gem leinen of long liuaiiieaa exp?rience, and we bave made sproul ai rangements with a COWF.TBNT U ph ol?-1 er er, lo linvo Carpets, Oilcloths, Window Shades and Cornices cut to lit, and laid down or put np, so that the customer will have nothing to do but to make thc st iec.ien. aud we will do the rest, and do it IUOUT. Private Residences, Hotels and Churches furnished on the most liberal terms and v.iib de? spatch. PLOOK OIL CLOTHS cut ANY size. Oct il J. II. & ill. li. KIN HID. N E W_ST?BET Xaarge, New and Attractive Stock FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. THE undersigned bega to call tho attention of tho public to tho fact that ho bas now opened at his new store, (next door East of POLLOCK'S restaurant,) io bu known as Goodman's Clothing Bazaar, the moat handsomo lino of READY-MADE CLOTHING ever offered in thia city, or late, fashion. We call special attention to the DERRY SACK, the moat beautiful ever worn, being' of a cut to snit the tasto of everyone. Cur line of FURNISHING GOODS ia complete in ita braucht comprising in part a largo assortment of TIES. Come and purchase a CHOWN PIUKCE or a LONDON CLO rt. Wo offer largo inducements to purchasers of HATS, of which wc have the Silk, Crown Prince, King William, Von Moltku, Dismal cl;, ami otbera loo nume? rous to bear deacription. Our stock of TRUNKS. VALISES and HAND-SATCUELS, ia large and varied. Cal', aeo and be convinced, that what we have said can be depended upon. Oct 8 D. GOODMAN. IMPROVEMENTS, ADDITIONS, ETC. T7V 33 DE3Z -A. ^ 33 ^ 33 33 33 33 TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. ETC., A NEW DEPARTAIENT, SW. : PAPER HANGING S ! AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW ?L GOOD ASSORTMENT, AND HAVE EMPLOYED 0<Or>^3P33,?2?332CrBZ? M IKT WHO CAN PROPERLY FUT TH KM UP. R. C. SHIVER. " HARDWARE '*&?i WE have rreently made huge addditioh lo <>n?- atock i.f H A III? WA RE, al less priers than have been had since thc war. All our nhl stuck AT COST AND LESS TU AN COS V. Hew Goods at Reduced Prices: CARPENTER TOOLS, _ tt - FANCY G ROC KR I ES, IMacksmith Toola, AlliwS&wh*Wines and Liquors, of evtry Masons' Toola and Fanning Im- //-/; I I ?VBJ|iv?|fe?'2f?i '* grade--nu immense stock. plements, ,1 1 If '; '/l^SS^1 ' ' Canned Gonda, Carriage Material, i'lh \?WJll^rySBS^^iA. - '. Syrupa, I'.nilding Material, i'yy^t^j&JBMBWSfr^t^i'" Chewing and Smoking To Trimming Material and Il o u ? e - $J,' ^ib)SS??B^^ii-I hueco, furnishing Goods, '^'^^^^^^ jj^l ^ t'om '' Our friones who favor us with their orders for HAGGING and TH'S, will al wai a (ind ns ,.t Ibo U/ttOM of Ihr market in thcae and all othrr Goods. TERMS CASH. Bop! 25 Hmo L?RICK & LOWRANCE. Xl? oo al X t o m s B .-* - . PncBNixiANA.-Tpersona rebiding on thc Greonvillo and Columbio, Blue Ridge, Laurena, und Spartunburg and Union Railroads, can obtaiu tho telegraphic news, market reports, etc., through thc columns of tho PruENix, tweuty-four hours ahead of any other paper. Re memlior this, cotton buyers aiul business men. Two members of thc Ku Klux Klan were overhauled, on tho Pacolct, in Uuiou District, a few days ugo, and proved to bo noted radicals. A few hours .can bo spent very plea? santly at tho colton seed oil works; and President Alexander will take pleasure in explaining thu modus operandi. We shall givo our experience in a Few days. Tho Fuir Gioiiud.s aro bein?; put in order, and will present a tasty appear? ance. There nit: two directly opposite rea? sons why some men have poor credit one because they arc uot known, and tho other because they uro kuuwu. Block Republican demagogues urn lust in war. last in peace, but first in the pockets of their countrymen. The nuroraborealis loomed up grandly again last night. Fine mountain apples, very conducive tu health as well as tempting to the palate, can always be had at L?rick A Lowrance's. New Orleans must bc a lively place notwithstanding thu yellow fever. On Saturday there they had a homicide, three stabbing affrays, three serious accident?, a fatal casualty, u fire, a mun beaten t?.i death, a man drowned, a case of domestic infelicity und a lady looking for ber waterfall. HOTEL A KUI VALS, October 14.-Niel arson I/o uso.-J. M. M. Caldwell, Miss L. Milnor, Greensboro; YV. D. Siegfred and wife, YV. Pretzfelder, T. 13. Griffin, E. Thomas, Mrs. Falligaut, YV. H. Howell, J. M. Briggs, Ga.; W. L. Stead man, Lexington; D. Ladd, Florida; J S. Williams, Chester; A. J. Kosen, Ga. M. A. Hull, C. H. Hull, V. Mills, N. Y. Misa Whittier. Miss Glover, Mastci Glover, Mrs. M. M. Farrow, Green wood, Greenwood; Geo. W. Conner Abbeville; Hamer H. Howell, Charleston F. C. Fisher, J. N. Charles, N. C. ; H. J Coddiugton, New Orleaus. Columbia Hotel.-J. H. Jeuks, Willian Gurney, W. W. Judd, wife sud child, S C. Gilbert, Miss Alston, Mrs. Glover child and nurse, W. H. Evana, Charles ton; Wm, II. Ware, New Orleans; J. J Greer, New York; J. G. Gallign, Pitts burg; Wm. Foot, L xiugtou; H. P Farrow, Atlanta; J. N. Charles, N. C. \V\ J. Jerald, Camden; L. W. Jordan C. A. C. Waller, Greenwood; J. Edwii Myers, Baltimore; W. J. Dargan, Alex McBeu, Greenville; C. P. Ripley, Ne^ York; N. G. Parker, city. National Hotel-Miss Barnie, Atlautn G. S. Scott and wife, T. Coyuard, New berry; A. li. Ellison, Mrs. A. H. Ellison , child and servant, Oconee; Mitss Webstc and two children, Miss.; AV. M. Griei Ala; A. P. Natt and wife, Fa. ; W. I Rouu, A. J. Holman, N. C.; A. I McCorinic. Marion; John Woallei EdgcHeld; Miss J. lleilt, L. Dart au son, Lexington; N. G. Carlisle, Tenn. LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W. D. Schoenberg-Oxen for S:ilo. E. L. Parker-Phiutation for Sale. Leather Sal ebel Lost.v House for Rent. W. H. Monckton-Notice. Ruffle-Was Fruit. Win. Hutson Wigg-Citation. Meeting Richland Bille Company. E. E. Johnson-Bankruptcy. A MOST STHIKISO CONTKAST.- The old lin dves amt "colorer??," etc., are. all muru or le sticky, muddy, sud fetid, and iii? hue? th? impart are n?>i natural. I'UAI.ON'S YJTAI.I DI: !-AI.VA'II?.N von TUB ILwit, tim newly.?lise vered ag<Mit, M, ou the oilier lei int, lim pi transparent, fragrant, :in?1 effective, and li no sediment. Sold hy ail druggists and lan goods dealers. DctO f? -?.-? I S'I'OTTKII M KU DOMINOES.- Thu teeth soi j become speckled if every ?1? flictiii-iil is not i ! mnved from I hem every twenty-four hon: Todo this efloctuallv, there is Lot hing li Se./.onoxr. lt literally render? tho ennui impervious and iinleatruciihle. '.Si-Ai.i'iNe.'.:" celebrated (Rue. UKI fill .';! true. Oe.t?J1i) Tm: uiteiiiion ol Hu;reader is rcapeelfu' invited to lin- :? Iveriiacinciil nf Bradlicld Co., in uHOI lo r column. They are undoiil tcillv selling tim lies? remedies eui for I i diseases they arc recommend!<l for. LIJA I ri KI. K'S I'KM AI.!-. I? I.??i'I. viii II and Dr. J nvrnir i eKi.i.nuAi i n LiVKit Miaueisi:, has ci-rtaii cured mon- i? t il mt ed persons (lian any V I medicines of their agc. Try them and I well, n's tlie.se gentleme n guarantee ualial: j lion or money iclaiidtd. A 1 ... . .??t's utily euria," *aid Mrs. l'a i lingi on ! ike, wi.?lc iv dbm about ibu imp (tittling \v Ku rope, ..thal the llolierluirii creates nu j an ado in burrup, wbeii ii'ssicli a comm j diHviise among thu c.nih- in A ni. i li; v." 'J' ?dd indy, having delivered bein lt ol' l ?hove, too!; a dose of LII-V.MAN'S (J li KAT (tl I MAN Ui rrKiia lo cheer her .1? pn --? ii apiti and resumed her knitting. Lippiiiuu's Ri 11 ern are lor Mtio by ;::! din giat?i anil dealers. Depot in Columbia. .S. ( ; -M (Itaeiu: A MoHTti'.iioit's. Druggist.", S I: _... _ . -> ? . j A il i:.\r. ?ii TI. '. norn ll r. i in.i> btv trill ! fully said that Ibu gieal? si . >! a ll blcseiiiga ? heaith, lor williout it I In- jo} a v i?i?di?alV <. II ! turned to eorrowa. Tn all beult li i-? essen! lo- life's enjoyment an?! pur.-uii-, to i 1 vdung mol old.' io tin-rich ami puer. Ai o y in scinch ol woaRhY Health ia iiecnasai Do von dus i io nillcn an I wo dilly boiioi Of what avail v...ubi tb? -.. bc ? lihou! heall I The beauties ol spring, tin a. tig of birds, t ' deep blue sky, Ibo rolling ocean, all have noetic fascination which charma only I htmltbv ni mind und body; but tn the si what arc these but mockeries. Thc body d eased, the mimi sickly u*cr with Hie si ddi ol' thoughts, obi dial I mayiivo to appi ?hitn tho blessings of heall li. Tliiaiieh bp ia wit lim ibo roach of all. The remedy al lia in IlKixir.-n'si.H i.r.N's PEI.IOUT, the health i nu ccu. Now i* tb?- time lo try it. A ?