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BY J. A. SELBY; ~ C0?itfi??lA,o?. C., SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 15. 1871. YOL. VII-NO. 100. S oe ree IM.? foWfr ojf a Storm. Tho telegraphic reports in no way. I SM ?ggerated the tremendous., force of tho storm which recently devastated a por? tion of Nebraska? In the country near Omaha serious mischief was done. ? number of p<* ^nl^ were killed and a vast quantity of property destroyed. The house of ? farmer, J. R. Jester, was lift? ed bodily from its foundation by a furious blast .aud whirled; through the.air five rods or more^ stunning and bruising the frightened inmates. lu the samo town nearly *v?ry house was" unroofed, the wind tearing: th A roofs off; Uko paste? board. For, miles the Ano oom fields and wheat fields have been,ruined,! Soys tr/?'Orh?haH?raldJ " ' * . A procession ' following1 the' cor rise oj Lewis .ff. Thompson WA? overtaken by the tempest about four miles Wost oi thief oity.( Mr\ ireland . was bub, bf tty: first to afro it coming, add; bcihg a eurong man; t?o1 jumped bat, hbjpiiig' to be abh to'hdld tho d?rriqge\Tb tho ground. Bbl h?B :effort?K were-'fruitless,; the vetiioh being twisted ?ut'df UWgrnsp aqd over tarried. 1 ft enrry'bv%ry. team-was lift?* bocliiy' frooVthe gVonnd. :'A. carriage ii which' Mrs. Tho^i^onv ' Mrk ?re??rid Mf?.'Sdottf'?nd ^ner 'hear relati'vea'q the d?oeased were riding,' wos capsize^ The hearse . ran down 4ntba hollow where shelter' was afforded. One lad; WftB talion' up 'from tho grnrr?il find ORI ried b "di stubbo of 200 feet in toe air be fore eke could regain her feet. The me: could not stand np, but were throw about at the meroy of tho wind. The afternoon train on .the Fremor - and Elkhorn Valley Railroad was struo by the storm, between .Scribner an Oro well, and the three coaches were lil ed from the truck, thrown down the en b?nkment, abd turned apside down i the ditch. Oae sido of the engine wt lifted eight inches from the traok, bi the coupling broke', and , it fell boc again. Nearly every pnsseng?r.wa? moi or less'injared. John .McOlary, bf No folk, received e fractured skull; his.wi was bruised beyond recognition; the Bon, Johnnie, hud-bia skull fraoturoi Robert.EL, Farley's shouldo?. waa dial cated. ' The lett arm ol Dr.: A. G. Beeb of Blair, waa< broken-above the ol bb' Con duo tor "McLeod's' abo alder w' broken. Law. J&oed, of thiaki ty, WHH C the train? but escaped with only slig bruises. Bot one mile . from the wrei of the train; tho house of Nathan Au tin was picked up by .the, wind, carri about V-'O foot, and'torn completely to pieces. ! Air. Austin was crashed to deo in the wreak' by falling \ timbers. I daughter oaenped with her life, thoa| she wag severely injured. The Uni - Pacific Railroad express train, which h drawn up to tho water tank at Lone Tri wns backed away from the bu il di when the approach- of the storm v noticed, and not ri moment too soon, J the wind-mill and building fell ?mme ately afterward with a foarf al crash, the stormswept about the train, skaki it tremendously, the employeea of" t oompqoy hurried toward tho steep! oars, whioh were considered the oaf from being the heaviest, aud they a that: the passengers were nearly all their knees praying for mercy, fori one expepted V*.epoape alive. . Immei haU'StpnesrfeU at- this point, and a sp ato h received -from there said that ni were smaller'than coffee ^nps. One i found that actually measured twi inches in o i ra um fere nco. Ia tho < twelve lic?aos were blown down'and atroyed. The roof waa torn from back side of the depot; the kitchei the hotel was blown down; the telegr ??oles wer? torn^itooi1 the ground; a reight oar, which Was standing ou aj track,' ! was1 demolished; the frame blown down an ern ban km en t, and truok woatakon up. by au opposite i rent of wind and thrown ou the n iraak. Fiies of . lamber .were whirle every. .direction. Tho operator graph od that "a woman was picket hy the .wind and carried a quarter mile at the rate of 1,000 miles a minc A gentleman named E. Phelps, li near. Lone Tree, was killed, his daug fatally injured, and every member o family more or less bruised. The BI there continued about tea minutos, its track was about. tea miles ia wi Within that limit every field of f was entirely destroyed. At Blair Sioux Oity and Pacific round house blown down, and the watohmau, wit! son, narrowly escaped from the i with their lives. Mr. Boston's hi about one mile from the town, was to pieces, but fortunately no persoi injured'.' The loss ia buildings o ropa, rr hi oh iaimtnonao, cannot nc estimated, and it ic probable that f o loss of human life will be reported. The telegraph reported from Da, Ohio,' on Sunday last, a terrino stol wind aud rain which visited that t doing m ooh damage to property ar volving painful lo*s of lifo/: The D< Journal of Monday contains a de account of the occurrences, chiefs which was the,destruction ol the Gc (St. John's) Lutheran church, church edifice Was.a hewstractore, ed ddriog the yeafa 1?6? and lBfO. qoot'qf 'the building was 450,000. building,waa a neat >and imposing turo, 1G0 feet deep, with a han( front of m fent on Third street, tb walls boiog CO feet in height, an front walla surmounted by a tov feet in height. The side walls w inches in thickness, substantially and apparently of sufficient stren resist the force ol,any ordinary J The Journal says: The destruction of the Gorme theran church proved to bo tho gr lamity of the day. The storm had the church when the Sunday scholars aud tho teachers were blina. Between three and four hi children and teaohers had gatherei the storm burst lu all its fury sohool-room is on the ground flo toucher heard the crash of falling Messrs. Degenhart, Tschudi and ii teachera, and Mr. Thomas, super oat, went up stairs and diseovoi North gnblo falling inward, and that thru Wind was lifting the. roof.. Tho ?ide walls had not, yet begun fulling ju, but the'danger being imminent, tko teachers ?nd superintendent haste ried down stairs and gave the ?nhirnr. Hov. Mr. Pritze, pastor of tho]church, also warned: tho/ school of. tho .impeuding" danger, and urged them tofsave'themselves by "flying from' the building. The panic-stricken children and teachers crowded i towards the .front door,, filling np the. aisles, fall? ingeyer each other in their frantic flight. AY fow ' had, rehohed ' the sidewalk, and others were still inside th? lectdr?-room when tho roof and 'walla came crashing through, breaking down the rear end of the.second, floor over the altar, and about one-third of the. extent of the whole room,'piling up a muss of brick and timbers on the floor of the lower room. Fortunately the larger portion of the assemblage bad reached the front1 portion of the room, and escaped crash? ing by the fallen mass, which fell with BU ch force OB to break down tho lower floor partly into the cellar. Others less fortunato were caught and buried ander the timbers and mass of brick. Three of them were instantly crushed to death, and four others received serions injuries, but were : taken oat alive. The fright? ened survivors-nearly all of whom were I obildren, - there being only fifteen or twenty teachers in attendance at the school-rushed en masse from the. fallen .building, and 'sbught shelter from the storm in the residences ia the neighbor? hood. . While .tho storm was still raging I at its height, the, fire-bells rang out tho | alarm, and before the rain ceased hun? dreds of people bad congregated at the scene of the disaster. A. number of firemen and other citi? zens commenced the' work of extricating the dead and wounded from the mass of rains. It was a dangerous task, for tue heavy timbers of the roof and loosened brick of the walls resting on that por tion of tho second floor which still re? mained intact were liable to fall at any ! moment and crush all engaged beneath them. Nevertheless tho work was vigor? ously prosecuted, fortunately without j further accident. About 875.000,000 foot np the money I losses of tho Rothschilds as the result of ! the war in Europe. WM. GLAZE, . (Formerly Glaze & Radcliffe,) ' HAS on hand, at reduced prices. GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL? VER and PLATED WAKE. Houso Faro whiny Goods, Guns, Pistols and Sporting Grods. N. B. Having tba agency of the American Philadelphia, Watches, (Paulus Pat. 1868,) I ?Vi, pr'ep?r?? io in r n mn them at mannfac turor'H price*. . I can recommend them a first class time piece. Repairing and Engraving done hy first claaB workmen, and warranted. . WM. GLAZE, One door North Scott .V Sun's Banking Honee.' . June 9 -r2mo CLOTHING HOUSE or CHILDS & WILEY, OOIiVHBIA, 8. C. WE have marked down all of our large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to such low figures that the prico como? within roach of all that wish a good fliting garment, made in the latest style and by the best mak? ers in New York. We sro tho only honse that ?All All Linen Drawers at $1.60. We are the only bonso that have the imported See-Snoker Calcutta Sniti, warranted genuine. An in? spection of oar large stock will Rottlo the mind of any ono that money is made by buy? ing from ns. Thirty-two inch Sol? Leather Trunks, only a fow left, at $20. June 23 FIRE ?.. . George Huggins* Agency? Established in Columbia, S. C.,A.D. 1849. THE following companies have complied with tho laws of tho Stato of South Caro? lina, and have been daly licensed by the Comp? troller-General of tho State, and by city bf Columbia, for tho present y ear. roproB anting a CAPITAL OF OVER ?40,000.000. TEtna Firo Insnranco Company, of Hartford, Conn ec tient. Imperial Firo Insnranco Company, of Lon? don. Union Piro Insnranco Company, of 8an Francisco, California, Phoenix Firo Insnranco Company, of New York. Putnam Fire Insurance Company, ol Hart? ford, Connecticut. Manhattan Firo Insurance Company, of New York. OBOBOB HUOOINS, AKrnt. Office at Mr. Duffle's new booketoro. oppo? site tho Colombia Hotol. May20j3mo STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO., Grocers and Commission Merchants, CHARLOTTE, JV. O. SOLICIT order? for COTTON, Corn, Flour, Bacon, Lard, ?c., and Family Groceries generally. Orders Ailed carefully and prorapt 1 ._. Fob 7 lyr Meals furninhi'd at all hours at POLLOCK'S. ? ?^OOJLal. Notices. ? 7 CONSUMPTION, IT$ ?UEE.?ND .I?B PEE^?S?lv^, I UV J. Ii. SCH KN Cit, BJ. O. !.. ? "E?~ANY a human b?iug bau pained away, lyW, J^r, whoso death there wan uu other roa-, aun ?han tho neglect of known and indiaput-, ably provon means of euro. Those near and' dear to family aud 'friends are sloeping1 tho dreamless slumber into wbiohjhad tuey calm? ly adoptad, ,(.;.. .?< .' .! r DU. JQSEPU IL; SCH EN CJK.'S SIMPLE-TREATMENT, And availed themselves of his wonderfnlefu caoione medicines, they would not bavo fallon. Dr. Schouck Una, in bis own case, proved that wberover aUfllcientvitality remains, that vitality, by bis medicines and Iiiu direction? for tboir uses ia quickened into healthful vigor. In this statement lherei? nothing preanmp tuona. To tho faith of tho invalid ia made no representation that ia not a thousand limes substantiated by living and virdblo works. Tho theory of: tho cure by Dr. Sohonck'B me? dicine is as aimplu aa it ia unfailing. Its phi losophy rcnuircs no argument. It ia aelf-au snring, solf-couvincing. Tho Soawood Tonio and Mandrake Fills arc tho first two woapous with wbi"h thc citadel of tho malady ia assailed. Two-thirds of thc caaob of consumption originate in.dyspepsie and a functionally disordered liver, with thit condition tho bronchial tabea "sympathizo' with Ibo stomach. Tin. y respond to the mor bifio action of tho livor. Hero, tbon. cornel the culminating result, and tho sotting in with all ita distressing symptoms, of CONSUMPTION. Tho Mandrake Pills are composed of .ono o nature's noblest Rifts-the Podopbillum Pel tatum. They possess all tho blo.)d-acarch ing, alterative properties of calomel; hut, un like calomel, they ..LEAVE NO STING BEHIND." Tho work of euro is now beginning. Th vitiated and mucous deposit* in tho bowel and in the alimentary canal aro ejected. Tb liver) liko a elbek, is wound up. li?ronse from its torpidity. Tho stomach acts rospor aively, and the patient begins to feel that b ia getting, A! laut, A SUPPLY OP GOOD BLOOD. Tho Seaweed Tonio, in conjunction with tl Pills, perinea! CB and assimilates with the foo? Ghyliflcation is now progressing without ii ?ir?vioua tortures. Digestion bocumes pail ess, and the cure is seen to be at ban There is no moro flatulence, no oxacorbatk of tbo stomach. An appotito sets in. Now cornea tho grcateat Blood Purifier ov yet given by an indulgent father to suffern man. Schenok's Pulnionic Syrup comos in perform ita functions and to hasten and coi plete the euro. It entera at once upon i work. Nature cannot be cheated. It collet and ripons the impaired and diseaacd port io of the lungs. In the form of gatherings, prepares- them for expectoration, and lol ii very short tims, the malady is vanquiabc tho rotten throno that it occupied is r?nov?t and made now, and the patient, in all the d nity of regained vigor, steps forth to euj tho manhood or the womanhood that was GIVEN UP AS LOST. The second thing ia, the patiente ronst st in a warm room until they get woll; it is moat impossible to prevent taking cold wli the lungs aro dlaoaaed, but it must be p vented, or a cure cannot be effected. Fri air and riding ont, especially in this soot: of the country in the fall and winter aeasi are all wrong. Pbyaialans wbo recommc that conree loao their patients, if their lui are badly diaeaaed, and yot, becauao they ? in the bouao, they must not sit down qui they muat walk about the room aa much t aa fast as the strength will bear, to get u] good circulation of blood. The patie must keep in good spirits-bo determined get well. This bas a groat doal to do with appetite, and ia the great point to gain. To dsapair of cure after auch evidence of portability in tbs worst canes, and moral i tainty in altotbora, is einfal. Dr. Schern personal statement to. the Faculty of bis c euro was io these modest words: "Many y?ars ago 1 w?a ?n the last ata-gc consumption; confined to my bed, and at time my.physiciaDB thought that I could livo a week; then, like a drowning man cal ing at straws, I board of and obtained preparatioua which I now offer to tho pul and they made a perfeot euro nf me. aeemed to me that I could feel them penet my whole system. They soon ripened matter in my lungs, and I would apit up n than a pint of offensive yellow matter o' morning for a long time. "As soon as that began to subside congb, fover, pain and night sweats allbt to leave me, and my appetite bocamo Bog that it was with difficulty that I could 1 from eating too mach. I eoon gained st rei and have grown in tleah ever since. "I waa. weighed shortly after my recovi added the Doctor, "then looking Uko a i skeleton; my weight waa only ninuty-a poonda; my present weight is two hnu and twenty-fivo [225] pounds, and for yet have enjoyed uninterrupted health." Dr. Uubenck has discontinued bis pr sioual visits to New York and Boston. 1: his son, Dr. J. H. Sohenok, Jr., still cont to seo p&tionts at their office, No. 15 r Sixtb street, Philadelphia, every Batu from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Those who w thorough examination willi the Bospirot will bo charged $5. The Itespiroinctci claren tho exact condition of the Iiiuka patients eau readily learn whether the curable or not. Thu directions for taking thu medioine adapted to thc intelligence eveu of a < Follow these directions, and kind naturi do the real, excepting that in some casi Mandrake Pills aro lo bo taken in inor doscB; the throe medicines need no otb containments than the implo inetrui that accompany thom: First create apr Of returning health hunger 1B the mos come symptom. When it comes, as i como, lot the despairing at once bo of cheer. Oood blood at OD co follows, the < loosens, tho night sweat is abatod. short time both of tbnso morbid sym aro gone fore vcr. Dr. Schonck's medicines aro constan tl in tens of thousands of families. ' As a live or purgative, the Mandrake Pille standard preparation; while the Pul Syrup, as a curer of coogha and colds, t regarded as a prophyUctoric agaiusl sumption in any of its forma. Prion of the Pulruonio Gyrnp and St Tonio, SI.fit) a bottle, or $7.50 a. half Mandrake Pills, 25 cte. a box. For aah druggists and dealers. JOHN F. HENI 8 C?llego Place, Now York, Wbolesalo A Nov 19_ COUNTY CLAIMS ANO JURY Cl PIC ATES boudhlbv Feb 5_P. QAMBBILLV Br Tho coolest Lager In thc city can v: POLLOCK'S. - - COLUMBIA, 8 C., Jone 21,1871. DR. E. W. WHEELER baa thia day given to us, as Trustees for tho Ticket Holders, his bond in tho penal eum of $40.000, secured by mortgage oi tho real estate offered for raffle', for a prompt and faithful distribution bf tho prizes adversed as soon as the 2.000 tickets aro sold. JOHN AGNEW, J. MEIGAA?, Jonie 33 _ n: C. SHIVER. . KUT1CE TU AOENTH OP THE Co-Op?rative, Building ' Association. ALL AgontH of tho above Association are horeby requested io report on TUESDAY, tho 25th July, tu the Qcucral Agent, at Columbia, the number of Tickcta remaining on hand. AIBO, to remit all monoy recoivod by them, by express, or registered letter. Tho General Agent dceires theee returns to be made, in ordor that he may fix upon a definite day for tho drawing, of which duo notice will bc given through tho paper? of tho State. All monoy recoivod after tho Tickets aro sold, will bo promptly returned to tho sonder. Ho would adviao thone who havo not already supplied thcmaclvca with Tickets, to do so at once. Each elah of ten will bo entitled to ono extra Ticket. DR. E. W. WHEELER, General Agent, Box8S, Columbia, S. C. ?7* All papers publishing previous ad vortiaomonl, will ploaso copy tho above ono time. July 15 G Oar Skins arc Selves, and through mil? lions of orifices oozca tho transparent flnid which nature docs not need for vital pur? poses. Thia is a wisc provision of Provi? dence, but execssivo pciBpiration is, never? theless, extremely weakening. During thc heats of euntmcr all hard-working men per spiro to an extent that is moro or lesa debili? tating. Thoy, of all cl&c??a of the commu? nity, roquire a wholesome invigorant at this Boasun. Lut them not Beck it in tho liquora of tho bar-room; thoy will not find it there. A medicated atimulant, puro and undented, ia what they need; and. among this claBs of remedies, Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters stands alono. No valid plea can be urgod against ita use, oven by tho genius of Temperance itaolf; fur even tho Maine law permits tho salo of difiusive aliniuli for medicinal purposes. As a general renovating preparation, the Bitlera has no equal anywhere. But this ia only ono of tho merits of thia famous invigorator. Ile regulating properties give it an immense MI periority ever all tho t?nica of tho Pharma? copeia. In cases of chronio constipation, il is the moat uaoful and certain of all aprri onto. It creates no violent commotion in the discharging organs, bnt, gently relieving them of their obstructions, leaven them in a healthy, vigorous condition. It noemi" unne? cessary to state, in view of the masB of testi? mony aa to its effects in dyspepsia, that it ia a permanent cure for that terrible and but too general complaint. The numerous "Bittere," nuder variouB ?amen, which mercenary dealers endeavor tb substituto for Hostetter'H 'Stomach Bitters, should bo avoided, for their own sakes, by the sick and the publio at large. Hostetter's Bitters aro procurable in buttha only, and novor sold in bulk. July lo \C, E=Q MANHOOD: Sgjjff How Lost! How Restored! Sauf Just published, in a sealed enve Bmw lope. Price, six eents. ALECTURE on the Natural Treatmeut and Radical Cure of Spermatnrrhca or Seminal Weakncas, Involuntary Emissions. Sexual Debility, and Impedimenta to Marri? age gcucrally; Nervouanesa, Coiibiiinption, Epilepsy and Fita; Mental and Fhytdcal Inca? pacity, reuniting from Self-Abneo, Ac, by Ro HKUT J. CuLVKnWELL, M. D., author of thc "Green Book," Ac. .?.A Boon to Thousand* of KniTrrn Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, tn any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cerita, or two puatago alampa, by CHAS. J. C. KLINE A CO., 137 Bowery, New York-P. O. Box, 4,?HO. Jone 12 3ino MEDICAL. THE BRIDAL CHAMBER. E38AYH FOR YOUNG MEN. on r?reat so? cial evita and abuse?, which interfere with MARIIIAOE, with t-nro means of relit I for the erring and un fort una te, di team d and de? bilitated. Hent in sealed lt-tter envelopes, Tree of charge. Address HOWARD SANITA? RY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 Sooth Ninth etreet. Philadelphia, Pa. May 21 3ain _J Pearl Grist. -I f\ RBLS. FRESH PEARL GRIST, j tut JA" received and for salo low by Juno 15 JOHN AGNEW A SON. For Sale, Q ACHES ur LAND in B?in.v?.h, O.vHJl./ uh the Edislo. 750 ACRES m Kt-rahaw-in lota tb ?nit. Saw Mill un>l 2 000 urn H or Land in ..omis? ton, on Nur i lr Edicto, I7,r0ll. 2,500i scre? Wat ? rec Bottom Land. $2 pr aero 2,600 aerea creek bottom and pine Land, ai $2 per ?ett?. 1 lionne in thia city, $5,0u0. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, ni al ila city-?8.500. Applj to JOHN RAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Real Estnti Agent. Boo*. 2fi_ Iv ARTIFICIAL TEETH. R EYNOLD& I AI PR 0 VE MENT. THOSE who have lnat several Natural Teeth, and havo been adfiaed to part with remaining uound one?, as the ural step I towards obtaining artificial euhetitutea, are | requcated, beforo submitting to a practice, cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per? formed, to convince th em ucl ven of tts fallacy, by looking cloeely into a matter of so uncir importance. The above improvement waB designed to re? sist an deplorable a practice, and alter a tho? rough tcbt ol moro tuan three years, in found capable of accomplishing what no other ays tern of Artificial Dentistry ba*horetoforedane. It ia now possible to obtain partial cases, which will ?ave for yoars Natural Teeth, and bo at tho eamo timo roliablo in every reaped. An invitation is horeby given to auch as fool interested to call at our Operating Rooina, and examine duplicate specimens of ca?e? nowiu actual uso. Nov Ot REYNOLDS Sc REYNOLDS. A frosh supply of Bremcu Lager at POL? LOCK'S. FRENCH CASSIM ERE PANTS, vi, FORMERLY $1G to $18, we |SS>55S> \fff aro now making for $12 ami ^ffi^^ffi $18, to oloB? ont oar lino of French Goods: - Light Uassimere Surta at Cost. Now ?a the timo t? order onr p?rfcct'nttiDg SHIRTS, warranted to ploaso. . ,' ? A'few Ladies' TRAVELING TRUNKS, at coat. ! ' .. i. . > . : . . ga- Call and aoouro BARGAINS at Ju'yll R. A W. C. SWAPFIBLD'S.' Tax Notice. OFFICE OF CODNTT AnniTon, Rionxaxo Co., COLUMBIA, S. C., Juno 28. 1(371, IN pursuance of an Act of tho flouerai As? sembly, at its last session, my'office in Co? lumbia will bo open on and after.tho* 1ST DAY OF JULY next, to receive tho'returns'of Per? sonal Proporty of the tax-payers of this Coun? ty 'or tho year 1871. Blanks eau he obtained at thin cilice. . Tax-payers aro required to enter'on blanks all trausfors or purchases of rear eatato, and also all new buildings erected sinco 'last re? turn. Whero tax-payora neglect to make' their re? turns, tho County Auditor ?B compelled, by law, to charge thurn with the return of the previous year and add fifty per .cent, thereto as penalty. M. J. CALNAN, . Juno 2'J ,_ Anditor Richland Connty. SHIELDS fit GLAZE, COLUMBIA, S. C., Palmetto iron .Works, .. MANUFACTURERS of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, Kaw,* Grist and Cane Mills, all sizea, all kinda of Agricultural lm plemonta, House and Store"Fronts?!ron Rail? ing, Iron and Braes Oaating^Shafting, Pul loys aud Hangers made to order.' *?" ? J^T^Qrt il_ Manufacturers of U?LEY'S IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESS, which'waB awarded ; the first premium in North 'Carolina,' South i Carolina,-Alabama 'and'.Louisiana laut fall - We alao manufacture the - DIXIE SCREW COTTON PRESS-a cheap abd durable ono. Bend for circulara. .'.-. -.< Orders'filled on short notice and on moat reasonable terms. ' - : June 2-1 3mo REDUCTION ~~ IN PRICE OF I Spring and Summer Clothing, AT E. & W. C. 8 WAFFLE LD'8. WE h av J the largest retail stock in the Stato, and, anxious to reduce it, will sell it at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Tho stock ia unbroken, and the beet stock we have evor bandied. New HAT8, of a desirable style, Just re? ceived. This reduction will apply aleo to obr CUS? TOM DEPARTMENT^_*L*yl6 _ New Books, bv Express. PHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF CHRIST, Ac, by Strond, aUd letter by Sir James Simpson, M. D. War an4 Cultnre. by Arthur Helps. $1.50. Hngh Miller's Life and Letters, two vol? umes, by Peter Bavne, with portrait. 14. C?nifetianily aud PoaitiveiBm, by McCneh People's Practical Poul tra Book, complete. Why Did Ho Not Die? Worn the German, by Mr?. Wistar. Ctdlirhoe, a Pomance, by Sand. $2 Climates for Invalida, by Li Bill. .$1 25. Body and Mind, by Mandsley, London, tl. The" Old Fashioned Boy, by Farqnarson. Little Men, by author of Little Women. Pike Connty Ballads, by John Hay. $1.50. Mrs. Beaton's Book of Household Manage? ment. Mont complete work. Illustrated. Also, some new Nov?la by good authors, Ju.-t opened,at BRYAN A MoUARTER'B June 13_Bookstore Guns, Pistols, Etc. I INFOBM my friends and ublio in general that I have .list received sn entire new dtock of Double and Single Bar? rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Flasks. Pouches, Pistol-Belts, Caps, Buck-Shot, Cartridges Cartridges for ali kinds of Pistola, Powder aud Shot. ALSO, REPAIRING done at short notice. Oct8_ P. W. KRAFT. Main stroet. Dil" D. L. B00ZEH WOULD respectfully inform his palmus atid the public, ge? nerally tim t hu bas moved into his nsw office, over Duffie A Chapman's Rook store, opporito tho Columbia Hotel, v.hero be ia prepared to exceutc, satisfactorily, all ope? rations ni;d work, of whatsoever kimi his pro iv-KHion demands. Terms accommodating.' Marah 8 Millinery. JTH ^ , MRS. C. E. HfiED boga leave flsKu^rv in'nrm tbs ladies in general Wami kkB that she bas now ready a mil line JB^MuH ?f tho latest and most fashionable ^?51S7at>lea of MILLINERY, Hair and favS&ijrjP' Fancy Goods, at reduced nrici s. *^*^VA1SO, fresh anpplies everv week, 'all and cae for vonnie!voa._j_May 4 Gan and Blasting Powder. AFULL supply of the celebrated Dupont's GUN AND BLA8TINQ POWDER, In kegs and cannisters, is now offered to merchants and consumers at tbs lowest market ratea, by tho undersigned, who aro Bolo agents for the manufacturera at thia place. M ay 25_ JOHN AGNEW A 80N. Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, BECAUSE it gives atrengtb ?nd improves their boalth. March ll STOCK?, BONI)? nntl COUPONS bought _and aohl by I). OAMBR1LL. Broker. A fino flummor tonic is Hattorfs Bittcra eau tie had at POLLOCK'S. . few?nty-Per "Ceiit. Below THE . COST MARK! ANNOUNCEMENT .Hore than Extraordinary! . ' ? ?- - HAVING dleposed-oT' tho bulk of oar Bom-' mor Stock of Clothing and H atv Wo hare determined'to', give greater facilities' ?od larger induce-, merits' to Indee desirous ot purchasing the heat' of Goude, by telling tho lemaindcr of tror' Block ut ; twenty par cent. . bolow thc , coat, -mark. '.. ?. '. . W.o.Jticg to call thai attention of tho public to our-Htoek ofCOL? LARS and CUFF^,. which,* for quantity, quality, style and -.v*?? riely?3?Ui aurpaet?.anj^ iii Ibo Bl ate. tmbracipc tho. .^orto?rcnown*?u> . U LOTH.-FACED j PA PERCOLXAR, ?pecial ly adapted to thia ch? ?nate, doing away with Ibo* flimsy material for? merly, known1 as Papar Collara. -Dp hotf?|l to, dall earlv, to Le convinced of*"tho -abovefact?,' at GOODMAN'S CLOTHING*J3AZAAB,'J Jarte 28- Matu street. AFEW reaaonB why they, should have the preference over all'Ot nen: . 1. ? Wheeler. & Wilson's Sowing ; Machino.- ia mach simpler Gian any of tho . others; re-' quiring lees than half .tho amount or ma-' chinery. . . ' ' < . . " ' ' . 2..Aa the r.canlt of this simplicity, this ma ohine is mach' ICBB Uablo thun tn o o thora to get out of repair. t 3. Another reealt of this eimplicity Is greater durability. , . . . '4. Another result is lees friction, and, con-;, seqnently, greater ease and rapidity bf nao-, i.ion, with leas noise. ? . ' . .<? 5. And greatest of all, that it uses no Shut? tle, and inakoo tho Io eli stitch. . * . It ia the cheapest to.buy the best. Buy the' machino that has Juatly, fairly and honora? bly won t> r?putation and independence against a strong and hitt or competition. For. moro than t-only years baa Ibo Wheeler* Wilson not only stood firet and foremost.'bat" now Blands the um i vailed Sewing Machine af. tho enlightened civilized world. Bay the ma? chino that baa been thus teated and proved, apd thou you are euro to.-put tho -beet. -Eo*. sale on tho easiest poesible terms. Sales? room Main street, second door bolow Dirnbir office, Columbia,??. C. J. S. PURSLEY, Agens. A. WnrrE, General Southern Agent. Jane 21_._,_6mo The Dexter Stahles. TUE undersigned have ro mored their Stables to the new building, immediately South of jTanney's Hall, and, with ? new ^ /stock or OARRLAOE8, BUG GLUS ann fine JI?U?-EH, are prepared to au uwer all calla that may bo mad? upon them., Horses bought and auld on commission. Persona in want of good stock, are invited to give as a call. Liberal advances made on stock left for sole. BOYCE A CO. W. H. Bote E. C. H. PETO-sortx. _Jan M CORRECT TIME MAY be obtained by calling at ISAAC HULZBACHER'S and purchasing one of thoce justly celebrated ELGIN WATCHEM, and where yon oan Cut* a-, complete stock of Diamonds. Jewelry, Silver and Plateo* Vi aro. of l tie beet 'manufacture. In addition are Hut United Staten, Waltham, English and Swim Watches ip Gold and Hiver Case?, which will bc closed ont at New York \ ricca. Constantly 'on li.ind fine Gold Chains, Seal Hil ga, Charms,Lockets, Slt-t va Hattons,Sebo, and a varied stook of Paney Articles. Ail kinda of Repairing dine promptlv, ana warranted, by ISAAC HU LZ lt AC I! EB, A pi il 27_Uuder Columbia Poiel. M. H. BERRY'S Furniture Ware-room Main Strait, near Main. NOW on baud ?nd daily ro? fe iving from the maiitifac toriesof New York, Boston, Cincinnati and Louisville, tho largest assort ment of FUR? NITURE ever kept tn this market, cornicing ia part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Dis lag-Room Suits; 200 Bedsteads or different patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; alto, the celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chiba. All kinda of MATTRESSES made to order. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING dons ot shortest notice and in the best manner. TVrrns cash and Good? cheap. Oct 80 Q. it. D. Symbolic Admonition! THE -eason is at hand when (he haman family in more nfilleted than dining BUY other part of tho jear. The sot 's raye 4K-ttag upon tli>: decayed vegetable and animal mat? ter, poison* the atmosphere, and producen man;, disorders of the ?\.tU tu-Chilla slid Fe? ver,* BiHoiiB Complaints, Diarrhoea, Dysen? tery, Cholera Morbo?, Cramps and Chebo, etc. ' Hence the system rt quires an invigorating and tonic medicine, that will brace np its shattered torera, and enable tb? organs to perform their proper functions. For thia par? p?se wu wouTd recommend the uso of IIEIN ITHH'R QUEEN*8 DELIGHT. For Dyspepsia arrd Weak Stomach. For tho Liver sud Kidneys. For Coughs and Boro Throat. For tho Lungs and Spitting of Blood. For Weakness and General Debility. For loss of Appetite. For Sick Headache, * For D i arr b caa and Dysentery. For Fever and Ague. For Bilious Feres. For Cholera Morbus and Cramps. For Palpitation of the Hoart. For Broken Down Nervons-System. For Neuralgia and Rheumatism. For Purifying the Blood. HEINITSHNB OUEEN'H OEMOHT The people approve of. and physloianB eane tinn its nso, because it is a good medicine. Take no other medicine. It is a spring invi gorator. a snmmor tonio, a purifying beve rago, admirably adapted to all condition?, male and female-grown persons and chin dren at this particular season. Bo sore and call at Heiniteb's Drug Store and get a boltl of his groat medicine, Tropared only hy E. H. HEINITPH, May HO Druggist and Chemist,