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TelcRr?^UI?>-.FocclKB AITalr?. ? Milan, June 25.?A fifteen year oontraut was definitely closed here to? day. For patting tiro Pallman puiaoe oars on all trains and lines of upper Italy. This oovers the great routes of pleasure travel via the Northern lakes. The press highly oompliments Ameri? can progress and the Director-Gene? ral, Amilbam, on his euterprising ap pr?os?*^"S of ih" nuhlsc wants. ' Paris, June 25.? The postal con? vention between Franoe and the United States was ratified by the Assembly to? day, without debute. London, June 25.?It is now stated that the meeting of the Brussels Con? gress on international law will take plaoe. Great Britain bus apparently waived her objections. The action of France in the matter is still unknown. Calcutta, June 25.?it is believed that the distress from the famine has been stayed everywhere and the hopes of the people are reviving. London, Jane 2??5 A. M.?The bill for the regulation of publio wor? ship baa passed the House of Lords. London, June 26 ?Qqeeri Viotoria and the Emperor of Brazil have ex* ohanged-oongratUlatory messages Upon tho successful iayiug of the Brazilian cable. ' f Telr?ra'Jhlc-.\mcrlciin il?tteri. Montgomery, Jone 25, ? Towu Mttr shal Goodson, of 'Fort Deposit, while attempting to arrest a drunken negro, wes shot and killed by him.' Two weeks ago, Mrs. Cook, of Blunt County, missed her three children, the eldest aged six. The search was made, aud they were found drowned in tbe well. Mrs. Cook went crazy, and two or three days ago, escaped from her attendants and drowned herself in tbe same well. '. The Alabama Equal Rights Aeaooia- i tion is in session here. All negroes. Nothing of importance. Pbil. Joseph, of Mobile, is temporary chairman. Montpllieh, Vt., June 25.?The Democratic Convention to nominate a ticket for State officers was bold here to-day. G. L. Waterman, .of Hyde Park, presided. The convention no? minated for Governor H, W. H. Biog? ham, of Stowe; for Lieutenant-Go veracr, Henry Chose, of Lyaden, and for Treasurer, Otis Chamberlain, of Pamfret. The resolutions, which ut? terly ignore allusion to national sub? jects, deolure that tbey renew their de? votion to the Democratic party and its principles, and invite all oitizens to unite in the effort to restoro t'bo prin? ciples of the party to the government of the country; that tht) present pro? hibitory liquor law is, 'undemocratic and has proved injurious'to the ouuse of temperance and gAoq order, and favor its unconditional,1 repeal and the adoption of a stringent' {ioeuHe law. Tbe convention.was uupsfiafly well at? tended, aud had toany good men in it. Ottawa, June 25.?In1 consequence -of the reoiprooitf 'negotiations, it is underato$$*Parliam'eut will assemble in Deoen^btjr->or early in January. It is proposed that the Dominion Parlia? ment should be in session simultane? ously with the Senate of the United States. New York, Jane 25.?Last evening, the immense stone grist mill owned by Xi. Hommediere, at the Branoh, a vil? lage fifteen miles from Mount Lenoir, L. I., and which for some time has been considered very unsafe, was blown down in a heavy gale of wind. Tbe roof was first carried away, and fell upon a horse aud wagon twenty feet distant, with a tremendous crash. .Eleven men were at work in tbe mill at the time the disaster ooourred. Im? mediately after the roof was swept away, the massive stone walls caved in, burying beneath tbe ruius five of the unhappy millers, who were probably killed outright. Four men miracu? lously escaped injury, aud two are badly bruised. Shrinofibld, Mass , June 2G.? Dawes declines the Congressional no? mination. Fully 10,000 persons attended the Cleveland Saongorfest concert. There has been a severe storm throughout the North-west. Three lightning deaths. Paris, Juue -26.?La Liberte says that after the bndgot ha* been voted, President MacMahon will recommend that tbe Assembly confer upou bim tbe power of finally dissolving it and then adjourn. New York, June 26 ?At Barnum's hippodrome, a hoise was instantly killed, daring a hurdle race, and a female rider probably fatally injured The clerk of Beeoher's church says no session has been culled and no pro t ceediugs are probable. Tilton bud ? been told that if be would bring u I direct charge it would bn received aud i investigated, whether made against the pastor or any member of Plymouth Church. Tbe church will not attack vagneries. A lud named MoGeehan, employed in a castor factory in Newark, N. J., was killed, yesterday, by the explosion of an emery wheel. Wm. MoCormick, a butoher, died yesterday ufternoon, of hydrophobia. MoCormick was slightly bitten b" a small dog, about a month ago; but the wound soon healed and he thought nothing of it until Monday, when he began to experience sharp pains in tbe back. Physicians were called), who prescribed simple remedies at first, but more powerful afterwards, all to no purpose, and he died iu tbe greatest, agony. A thorough Hoientitlo exami? nation is to bn made of the oase. A Peekskill despatch says that Henry Ward Beeober, who is passing tbe summer vacation at his farm, near that plaoe, in answer to an inquiry as to what oourse be woold pursue in re? gard to the recent statement of Theo. Tilton, says he will not break the si? lence be has hitherto observed. Washington, Jane 26.?The Post Offioe Department, this owning, re* oeived a telegram and was albo officially informed by tbo French ' Minister, of tbe ratification of the postal' conven? tion between France and the United Stated, by the French .Assembly. The French Minister, to-day, expressed to the Postmaster-Goneral his desire for the convention to go into operation the 1st of July; but this cannot be done, as the 1st of August is tixid for that purpose, und the ratifications have yet to bo exchanged. The oharge for letters from Frauoe to the United States will be ten cents for one-third of an ounce, and from the Uuited States to France, nine c?uts for half au ounce. Unpaid letters to pay above rates, with five cents addi? tional. PoBtage on books, newspa? pers, samples, etc., is to be hereafter separately arranged for eaah aountry. Perhaps one of the most important measures passed by Congress for many years is Congressman Morey's bill au? thorizing the President to appoint a oommiBBiou of engineers, composed of three army and two civil engineers, to report at the next session ol Congress, through the President, a plan for the permanent reclamation and redemp? tion of tbe alluvial basin of the Miss? issippi. The board will probably con? sist of the following armv officials: Geus. G. K. Warren, H. L. Abbot and Maj W. H. Beuguard. The oivil en? gineers are Gov. Paol A. Hebert, of Louisiana, and John Sykle, of Arkan? sas. The requirements of the military service may necessitate a change of the army engineers, but tbe appointment of the oivil engineers is fixed. The board will probably meet at Newport for organization. Probabilities?For New England, the Middle States and the lower iake region, partly cloudy weather and local rains will prevail, with variable winds, slight changes in temperature and stationary or rising barometer. For the South Atlautio and mil States, partly cloudy weather, with local rains East of tbe Mississippi River, South or West winds, high tem? perature and slight changes in the ba? rometer. For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, increasing cloudiness und pos? sibly light rain, with South-east or West winds aud decidedly high tem? perature. Tbe Central Mississippi River will full slowly during Saturday. Hale ussutnes the Postniaster-Goue rulsbip the let of July. Treasurer Spinner has issued a call upon the national bauks, other than gold bunks, requiring thein to deposit five per cent, of their circulation in United States notes, for the redomp tiou of their oirdulating' notus, in ac? cordance with the new Currency Act. Bids for supplying official and dead letter envelopes to tbe postmasters throughout the United States, were opeued to-day, with the following re? sult: Georgo F. Nesbitt & Co , Now York, $25,491; Morgan Envelope Com pany, Springfield, Mass., ?2-1,515; George H. Rtay, of New York, $23.(195. Reay wus awarded the con truot, he being the lowest bidder. The number of envelopes is 11,950,090. Gen. McOook has received his com? mission aud takeu ths oath of office as Governor of Colorado. He will reach Deuver early in July, to enter upon his du-i -s New Yohk, June 26 ?A motion in arrest ol judgment was argued to-day, in the oases of Police Commissioners Gardner and Churlick, couvicted of misdemeanor. The motion wus de? nied aud they were each fined in the sum of $250. Tho Clerk of the Court was instructed to notify tbe Governor of tho State of the couviutiou of these commissioners. Other cases against them were set down for the first Mon? day iu October A letter from Havana, dated 20tb iust., says the pr specie are that a gouerul repudiatiou of tho bills of th( Spanish bank will take i fleet next week. Soverul cigar ma-iufuuturers tftet next week, they will not recuive paper money, but will demand gold and silver. If this should really take place und become general, there would be many failures. BaTUonsT, N B., June2G ?The un? settled siate of the weather cauoe greut anxiety as to vegetation, which is seriously retarded, and the fanning interests neglected. Yesterday thert wus a violent bail storm. The gale ol last week resulted iu Ibu loss of thirty two lives along the Easteru coast ot Now Brahhwick?nineteen of them be lug fishermen. Four barks and nine schooners were stranded uud uboui thirty ?shiiig boats were wrecked Tho wholesale des MC.lou of uets by the storm will be a Bet iuris loss, as the salmon are unusually ubuudant and (urge catches were being made. T? lr ifru oll U: ? Com UM 1 cl a I It tl ports. NbwYohk Juue26 ?Noon ?Stock active and higher. Money 2. Gold 11)6 Exohuuge?long 4.88,2'; slmri 40l|?. Goveruineuts dull. Sate bonds quiet. Cotton dull; sales 440? uplands 17%; Orlean- 18j^ Future* opeued: Ju.y 17J?, 17 3 16; Augn-t 17K. 17%; September 17 9 16, 17%. Flour quiet aud heavy. Who it dob and declining. Corn doll und heavy. Pork firm?mess 18 00. L*rd quiet? steam 11% Freiguts firm. 7 P. M ?Money easy, at 2}?(^3 Exchange dull but firm, at 4 ?? '4 Gold moderately active, with s down ward tendeuoy. Governments strong and active. States quiet aud nominal. Cottou net receipts 80; gross 141 Fu? tures closed Htsady; sales 20,2110: Jnlv 17 6 32. 17 3 16; August 17 7 16, 17 15 32; S^ptembur 17>?, 17 17-32; Oitober 17,?sj. 17 5 32; November 17 1 32; December 17 1 32. The com? parative cottou statemeut shows net receipts at all Uuitad Stated ports for week, 12.426; same week last year, 18,888; total to date. 8,702.495; same date last year, 4.481.803; exports for the week, 15,441; same week last year, 24,994; total to date, 1,814,787; to notified their customers that same date last-year, 2,418,088; stock at all .United Stales ports, 244,440?last year, 205,415; all interior towns, 41,063 ?last year, 39,013; at Liverpool, 900,000?last year, 883,000: Amerioau afloat for Great Britain, 125,000?last year, 100.000. Cotton easier; sales 710, at 17%@18i?. Southern flour dull and declining. Wheat l@2o. lower and very moderute d9maud?142@ 1.40 for winter red Western. Corn 1 @2o. lower?78@8i for Western mixed; dosing 80(a)80>3 for prime samples. Coffee tinner?18>?(aj22>? for Rio. Sugar firm aud more active ?7^@8 for fair to good refiniug; 7?? @7Ja for good to fair; Muscovado GJt (a)7%; refined firm, at 9j? for extra C white; 9%@102? fur grauulated; 10% (3)10% for crushed anil powdered. Mo lueses quiet and uuchauged. R'.ce quiet aud steady. Pork firmer?new mess 13.00. Beef unchanged. L*rd firmer?11>?. Whiskey steady, at 99. Freights to Liverpool uochauged. Baltimore, June 20.?Cotton dull? middling 17>i; low middling 16)6; good urdiuary 15}^; exports coastwise 125; sales 75; spinners 31; stock 6,617; weekly net receipts 58; gross 721; ex? ports coastwise 613; sales 356; spiu ners 182. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet?Western spring 1 30@ 1 30; others unohauged. Curu steady ?white Southern 89; vellow Southern 80; mixed Western uew 80; old 82,l?. Provisions quiet aud steady. Mess pork 18.50 Bulk meuts nominal? shoulders 7@7^; oluar rib sides 9)f|@ 9*?. Baouu in fair deinaud?shoul? ders 7?Z@Q; dear rib sides 14(3)16. Lard steady?refiued 11^. Western outter scarce and firm?ohuioe 23@2i Coffee quiet but firm aud uuchauged. Whiskey quiet, ut 98@99. Sugar 9?^. Weekly Cotton Statement.?M? coa?dull aud nominal?middling 15; stock 2,453. Selma?receipts 391; shipments 721; stock 1,428. Provi? dence?weekly uet receipts 08; sales 200; stock 12,500. Nashville?nomi? nal?low middling 15}a'; weekly re? ceipts 108; shipments 35-1: stock 0,290. Columbus?quiet?low middling 10; weekly receipts 55; shipments 545; salos 151; spinners 27; stock in 1874, 2.135; in 1873, 3,505. ' Moutgomery? dull and nominal?low middltug weekly receipts 38; shipments 1874, ?otn.il count, 591; 1873. 2,633. Augusta, June 26.?Cotton dull? middling 10; receipts 5; sales 105: stock 10,788; weekly receipts 127; shipments 617; sales 017; spinners 432. Cincinnati, June 26.?Flour dull and uncnauged. Coru dull?mixed 63@65. Pork and lard unchanged. Bacon steady?shoulders 7^(^7^a? clear rib 9%@10; clear 10>?(iAlO& Whiskey firm, at 94. Louisville, June 20.?Flour un? changed. Corn quiet aud unchanged ?72@78 Pork quiet and unchanged, ut 18.25. Baoon quiet aud unchanged ?shoulders 1%\ clear rib 10(g)l0^; olear 10@10%. Lard I2^(a)l2^. Whiskey 95. St Louis, June 20.?Flour lower to sell for ail grades above single extra and very little doing. Corn eu&ier? No. 2 mixed 59)6(2)60 on track and in elevator; 00 in July; OO.'.j in August. Whiskey quiet, at 96. Pork firmer? 18 50. Bacon firm and only order trade. Lard unohauged. Boston, June 26.?Cotton steady? middling 18'4; stock 9,500; weekly not receipts 223; gruss 4,102; exports to Great Britain 2; sales 1,050. Norfolk, June 20.?Cotton dull aud luwer?low middling 16@16)si stock 1,195; weekly net receipts 3,201; ??xporta coastwise 4,172; Hides 390. Savannah, June 20.?Cotton dull middling 16),j; stock 13.325; weekly uet receipts 1 953; gross 1,053; exports o mstwiHf 2,051; suIhh 9J0. Memi-uis, June 26 ?Cotton steady aud deiuuud fair?low middling 10; re oeipta 122; shipments 635; stuck 17, 875; weekiy receipts 1,009; shipments 2 911. New Orleans, June 20 ?Cotton i[ liet and unchanged?middling 17 1 ? ; uet receipts 372; gross 399; exports coastwise 10; sales 500?last evening 100; stock 45.453; weekly uet receipts 2 705; gross 2.833; expur'a to Great B itam 11,487; coistwno 4,340; subs 7.0(111 Morilb, June 20 ?Cotton quiet? middling 16%; low middling 15-?4'; good ordinary 14jJ4'; StOuk 8,001; weekly not receipts 305; exports coast wise 200; sales 1,300 Charleston, June 26?Cotton dull ?midilliug 10; stock 10,172; weekly uet receipts 1,213; exports to conti? nent 90; coastwise 1,750; sales 850. Philadelphia, Juno 20?Cottou lad?luidulmg 18; weekly net receipts 014; gross 2 231. Wilmington, Juno 26.?Cotton quit t und nominal?middling 16-!^; weekly net receipts 251; exports coast? wise 248; nulesOO. Galveston, Juue2G ?Cottou nomi? nally uuchuugod; stock 7,418; weekly uet receipts 552; exports to Great Britain 99; coastwise 377; sales 180. Paris. June 20. ? Routes 59f. 55o. London. June 20 ?Cousols 92>?. lines 2G>?@263( Weather wet und favornbhi lor crops. Liverpool. Juno 2G?Noon.?Cot tun quiet and uuchauged; sales 1.1,000, including 2.0U0 fur speculation and export; sales of tho week 35,000; 8,000 for export; 3.000 for speculation; sales iuCiuuu 6,300 Atuerioa?; stock iu por? by actual count 960,000; stock of Ame? rican estimated at 490,000; by aotual count 402,000; recoipts of the week 79.000. including 21,000 American; actual export 8,000; stock afloat 613, 000, includiug 125 U0O Amerioau; sales of uplands, uutinng Lmlow low mid? dling, deliverable July. August or Sep? tember, 8)^(3)8 7-10; Orleans, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable July or August, 8 5 10. 6 P. M.?Sales of upland*, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable Au? gust or September, 8%; Orleans, no thing below good ordinary, shipped May, 8 7-16. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and uuohaoged. Ad exobauge tells <iu that a man who was seen coming out of a Texas news? paper office with bis uoso split open, one eye gouged out, and an car chawed off, explained to a policeman that he was not a subscriber to the paper; he had simply entered tbe office to ascer? tain if the editar was in. "Auu he was in," he mourufully added. Henry.Minstrel, of Savanah, walked into the court room to shoot twelve jurymen, but fourteeu or fifteen re? volvers got ahead of him on shooting. The last lay of that Minstrel was when they luid him in the tomb. [Cincinnati Enquirer. St. Glair County, III., is said to be the richest County in the worid. The yield of wheat alone this year is esti? mated at 3,*225,00() bushels. Last year it produced $4,000,000 worth, and this year'* yield will bring fully 81,000,000 more.?Exchange. Two youag ladies were driving a horse along the bank of the canal, near Harrisburg, Pa., on the 23d, when the animal backed the vebiclo into the water, drowning himself and oue of the ladies, Miss Reinberger. The convicted Barnwell County of? ficials, on their way to the peniten? tiary, boasted that Gov. Moses would not dare allow them to remain in tbe peniteutiary one month, and he didn't. A correspondent of the Camden Journal is after the Kershaw County Commissioners with n sharp stick, re? lative to the taxes for Oouuty pur? poses. Mr. Hiram Bartlett, for many years aud until the beginuiug of the lute war, a highly respected merchant of Charleston, died ut Bath, L. I., a few days ago. The house of John D. Scott, in Greene Couuty, Ky., was burued Sun? day morning. Mr. Scott, bis daugh? ter und a eon of William Perkins perished in the flames. No Court was held for Lauren? ut the regular teru in June? the last Le? gislature haviug changed tbe time to September next. The New York operative stone cut? ters have met aud say they are ready to discountenance any strike while times arc so hard. Dn. schenck-'s pclmonic SyHOP, Sba Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. These medicines huve undoubtedly performed more euren of consumption thau any other remedy kuown to the American public. They aro com? pounded of vegetable ingredients, aud coutaiu nothing which can be injuri? ous to the human constitution. Other remedies advertised as cures for con? sumption, probubly contain opium, which is a somewhat dangerous drug iu all cases, and if taken freely by con? sumptive patients, it must do great in? jury; for its tendency iB to confine tbe morbid matter in the system, which, of oourse, must make a cure impossi? ble. Scbenck's Pulmonic Syrup is warranted not to contain a particle of opium. It is composed of powerful but harmless herbs, which act ou the lungs, liver, stomach and blood, and thus correct all morbid secretions and expel ull the diseased matter from the body. These are the only means by which consumption can be cured, and as Scbenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea 1 Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are 1 tho only medicines whioh operate in this way, it is obvious they are the only genuine cure for pulmonary con? sumption. Each bottle of this iuvulu i able medicine is accompanied by full directions. Dr. Schenck is profes ' sionally at his principal office, corner Sixth and Arch stroets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where all letters for ad? vice must bo addressed. JO+13 Be on the Aleut! Dangeii is at Band.?Thin has been u sickly season. Tbe medical faculty prophesy evil in tho future. They think pestilence is on the wiug fur America. Suppose this to bo true, what is the best de? fence against it? Redoubled nervous vigor. This is tho only protection against panic, as well as against the principle of infection. Why do not those who predict the epidemic pro? pose uu adequate preventive? There is one?a touic, nervine and alterative, competent to shield tho system against tho bubtle elements of disease, whether the;, flout hither on the winds from distant lauds, or rise like vapor from our own soil, or aro) incorporated with the universal fluid. This one, preventive, of which there is no dupli? cate among tho compounds cither of tho old world or the new, is Hostet ter's Stomach Bitters. Remember thut it is a specific for all the com plaiuts which lay tho system open to visitations of deadly epidemics. If you are dyspeptic, it renews the vigor of your digestive powers, gives you appe? tite und restores your cheerfulness. If you aro nervous, it invigorates every fibre of your nervuus system, from tho base of tho brain, where it begins, to tho extremities, where it termi? nates. If you tire bilious, it disci? plines yoi>r unruly liver and briugs the action of that organ into harmony with the laws of health. It is, in abort, uu iuvigorant and alterative so powerfnl that nature, with Hostetter's Bitters for her ally, may bid defiance alike to native malaria and foreign in? fection. It uot only awakens the phy? sical powers from a state of collapse and inanition, but it imparts perma? nent vigor to tho muscular and ner? vuus systems, reinforcing, as it were, both the stronghold aud the outworks of vitality. The aged, the decropid, the nervous, the broken-down of both sexes, aro recommended to try it. They will assuredly find it a present help in time of trouble. J21 f3fil Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Offioe No. 4 Law Range. Residence No. 19 Plain 6tbiit. June 27 etu2* O Typographical Umgn.No.34. THE. Regular Monthly Meeting ot this Union will be held at the Independ? ent Engine Hill, THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. H. N. EM LYN, June 27 1 _ 8eoretary^ndjrrejasurer._ Notice. TREASURER'S OFFIOE, Ciialii.oiti: Golumuia .V Augusta R. It.Co., Columbia, a. C.Oune 28,1874. TUE OOUl'UNS ON DONOS of thia Com? pany, which beoome cue on first of July next, will be. paid at tho Banking House of JoBup P*U)H A Co., in Kew York, or at the First National Bank, at Charlotte, N. C, or at the.Central National Bank, of | this city, or the Banking House of J. J. Cohen A Sona, Augusta. Ga. 0. BOUKNIOHT, June 2812 Treasurer, Self-Sealing Fruit Jars, F Olaas and Earthenware, of the moat approved kind. also, Olaea JELLY CANS. Received THIS DAY at Juno 2? 3 STANLEY'S China Hall. FRESH TURNIP AND CABBAGE SEED, JOST is AT ?. ?. JACKSON'S Drug Store. June 25_6 Hay and Straw Cutters. RAW-HIDE ROLLER 8TRAW CUT? TERS. Self-sharpening Straw Cutters. American Lever Straw Cutters. Champion Ray and Straw Cutters. Burdick's National Hay and Straw Cut? ters, comprising the best assortment in the city, and for salo at low prices by June 24_JOHN AONEW A SON. Scuppernong and Sautern Wines. pr ( \ DOZEN of the above, in fine order, O\J for sale very low, by June 24_HOPE A GYLES. The "Star Linen Marker." A perfect SPRING STAMP, for Marking Clothing, Ac Marker, with three Alpha? bets of Type, Indelible Ink, Pad and directions, neatly boxed, price 12.00. Marker, with Bingle name, $150. Sont by mail, froe, on re? ceipt of price. Address ' B. N. MATTHEWS A CO., June 26 2* Atlanta, Ga. NEW YORK "TIMES" ? BY its South Carolina correspondence, bai attracted considerable attention I to its columns The "INDIAN GIRL," by keeping tbe finest CIGARS and TOBACCO in the market, has attracted considerable attention to her Cigar Emporium. The one nhowa up the condition of affairs in this State and the CAUSES GOVERNOR M03ES And his political friends; tbe other shows np the celebrated 5 Cont Cigars and their merits, the, Havana Cheroots and other brauda suited for summer Smoking, and as the oublic are often puzzled to know what could induce, a man TO COMMIT SUIOIDE So are Chewers puzzled to know how TO? BACCO can be said at such low prices at INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STOKE, June 2? Columbia, 8. C._ Notice. THE BOOKS OF THE CAROLINA NA? TIONAL BANK, for the transfer of Stock, will bo closed from July I to July C, 1874. C. J. IREDELL, June 25 Cashier. Fine Stock. A FEW pair extra fine Ken? tucky Harness HORSES; also, several Single Harness HORSES. Call and see them at Logan's Stable, during tho next few days. June 25_3* Home Stomach Bitters. THESE celebrated BITTERS, prepared by Jas. A. Jackson A Co., of St. Louie, are a certain preventative ot FEV Ell AND AGUE, ISTERMITTENT8, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, Aud are highly recommended as an excel? lent tonic and invigorator of the system. For sab- bv the wholosale agents, June 10 " _ JOHN AONEW A SON. Cutler's Pocket Inhalers and Carboiate of Iodine Inhalant, fob Diffuses of the Throat and Lungs. for SALE at L. T. si 1,1.1 M AN & OO.'d Drug St.jro. June 24 _ Orimault & Co.'s GURANA POWDERS, FOR Sick Head-ache and Neuralgia, for sale at L. T. SILLIMAN & OU.'S Juno 21 rrugRtoro._ Official Order, No. 1. IWAN T all Smokers to know that there are still plenty moro of the cclobr&tcd 5 cent l'ARTAUAS uu band. I guarantee that they contain more and a hotter quality of Tobacco than any other 5 cent Cigar sold in this city. Special Order, No, 2. All Smoker* of Pressed Cigars will pleaio take notice that they oau got a bunch con? taining '25 Cigars (or $1, and all other popular brands at equally low prices, at the CALIFORNIA OIGAR STORE, (Sign of tho Indian Chief,) 3d Door Below Wheeler House, June C _ For Saje, A MAGNIFICENT KNABE iPL'iNO, scvou-octaveB, roso I wood caso, agrnffo treble, Ac, Vc, with handsome Cover and Stool, at greatly reduced price. Apply at this office. Jnne'J tuth W ithout the Knife! CANCER CURED WITHOUT TUE KNIFE, by using "Brasel's Cancer Cure." This wonderful discovery f-?r the cure of Cancer has attracted muoh atten? tion horo aud elsewhere. The remedy is now for sale at HEINITSH'S Drug Store, where all applioatlous will be made. Those afflicted with this malignant disease will do well to tiy it Get it at H. U. HEINirSH'3 Drug Store. Juno 6 f Blacksmith Tools. BEST English ANY ILS, Blacksmith BEL LO WS, Solid Box VfSES. STOCKS and DIES, FILES, RASPS. Ac, comprising a full assortment in this line and for sale low, by JOHN AGNEW A SON. BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY at the Grand Central Dry Goods Establish't OF W. D. LOVE & CO. HAYING ptrroha8ed a bankrupt stock of RIBBONS for cash, we are offering them at the low price of 25 cunt a a yard, ia groagrain and all-boiled, in all colors, from No. 9 to SO. SASH RIBBONS in propor? tion. All onr Goods have been marked down 20 to 30 per coot, below market value, JUST KECE1VKD, 250 dozen HOSE AND HALF HOSE? good heavy Goods for working people? which we ofifor at 10o- and 12iu. a pair worth double the money. 250 pieces handsome Summer DBESB QOODS, at 23c. a yard. Our BOOTS AND 8HOEB are from the best makers and sold at low prices. 10 cRBoa PRINTS, at 10p, a jard, and 100 piocub Paper Cambrics, at lOo. a yard. Pnrchaeers are requeited to examine oar stock before making their selections. WM. D, LOVB A CO., . Mav 10 (Under the Wheeler Home.) Look Out! Look Out! GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF GOODS at O. F. JACKSON'S. Stock must be told, as I take steak by the first of JULY, and want a good balance sheet. 0. F. JACKSON, June 7_Leader of Low Pricee. j Montgomery White Sulphur Springs. THIS famous Watering Place Will be opened for the - recaption of visitors en the 1?t JUNK. The Bullding? have Been redtled and furnished in the moBt elegant modern aiyie. and there ie ? every applianoe for the comfort, conveni? ence and amusement of our Guests, auch as Express, Ticket, Poat and Telegraph Oftlces, fto.. Ac. Music by the Naval Aca? demy Band from Annapolis, Md. Visitors leave the A. M AO. Railroad at Big Tunnel, and thence by branch r?ad 1J miles to tho H?rings. Address COLHOCN A COWAN, May 22 2mo_Proprietors. GLENN SPRINGS, 8PAKTARBORQ COVlfTT, 8. C, 13 made tho most attractivo resort in tho Booth, Ex tensive alt Nations and im :p?b VerneWtW^SSn *een made, -iivcry amusement, jtfrfftirilj ttor he found at the beat' Watoring Placet in,the . country 1 .will bo provlflect/,' i^teibrt Tieketa &'-rsd?oed rates from Colombia and Charleston to the 8pringa and retarn are on aal? at ticket office a.-. , Rates t rom ?15 to $18 po r woftk; MO'to ?60 I per month?arranged according to accom | modatious deaired. - ?? ?? GORMAN A GALNAN, (Of Colombia Hot?],) Jnne 21 mthg_Proprietors. Cieaveland Mineral Springs, (Formerly WUion'i,) 1' Near JSkel'ty, 55 Mile* West of Charlotte, N. 0. DR. R.J. B REV ARD, Be$idaU Phytioictn. THIS FAVORITE WA? TERING PLACE will be open for the reception of 'visitors on the 10th of JUNE. Passengers coming on the Central Railroad will be met by hacks, and convoyanoea . eent to the Air-Line Railroad and other points, whenever deaired. Cold and Warm Raths, White Sulphur, Red Sulphur and Chalybeate Water. Band of Music and other eourcea of amusement. Fare first class. Dr. R. J. Bbevabd, Resident Physi? cian. For further information, address T. W. BREVARD, Proprietor. Jane 4 ilmo King's Mountain Military School, YOHKVILLE, 8- O. THE leading featorea of this in- . atitntioD are long established merit, full collegiate eoure*. able and experienced faculty, o>mplete equipments, and singularly healthful location. 8econd Sossion of 1874 begins JULY 1st. For catalogue, address Con. A. COWARD, May SI lmo Principal. THRESHING MACHINE8, HORSE POWERS Engines, Reapers, Mowers, Fans, Grain Cradles, SEASONABLE LABOR-SAVING MA? CHINERY GENERALLY. For sale by LORICE & LOWRANCE. *y Order early so as to give ample time and avoid disappointment. Hay! Hay!! Hay!!!~ . THE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE hOMPANY baa always on hand tbe 'largest atock of HAY in Columbia, comprising both Eastern and Western, which will be delivered an>where in tbe city, free of chargo for drayago, and at the very lowcatrates. Our faciliiiesfor purchasing and handling aro such aa to'onableus tocompetesoccenj fully with any other bonse, and parties in need will do well to give us a ?all before purchasing olaewberu, for we cannot be un? dersold. Particular attention ia called to our atock of Eastern HAY, which lathe bust in the market._ Way 6 9mo Fresh Biscuits. ?)rV BOXES Cream. Soda, Milk, Lemon, ?i\J Craoknala, Butter, Farina and Gin I ger HnapB. for sale by HOPE A GYLES. cash! AFTER TO-DAY, we will aoll goods for CASH ONLY. COPELAND hREARDEN. Columbia. 8. 0.. April 29 1874. Smo Apple Jack. ALOT of pure mountain APPLE BRANDY, two and three year* old. j A genuine article. JOHN 0. SEKGVR8.