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THE QUEENS DELIGHT

fUNHE best and most popular Medicine in
IL use. - HTtNt FTfFG-
The Queens is the great Blood Purifier.
The Queens Delight is a. safe Alternative.
Inc Saeens Dehght is Q certain cure for
The Queens Delights theibest Liver In
vigorator. -,.--.--,s-,-,s,.,.. - =
The Queen'a Delight is the medicine for
The Queens Delight is given for Head
aches. 80 p, - - '-->'''-l.
The Queens Delight is for Nervous Affec-
The Queens Delight will cure all Skin
Diseases. -,-as. DC - 80
The Queen's Delight will remove Blotches,
and Pimples.
The Queens Delight will cure ohills and
TheQueen's Delight will cure Cancer and
lndolent Tumors. 49, -, =
The Queens Delight will cure Erysipelas
and Carbuncies. = HN'''
The Queens Delight will cure Asthma.
The Queens Delight will cure Bronchitis.
The Queens Delight will cure all Female
Complaints. -,
The Queens Delight will restore the Loaf
Energies Of Man. -i < E6I1
The Queens Delight will restore the Feeble
to. Health. : f" t. III. =
The Queens Delight for Young and Pale
faced Creatures.
The Qheen's Deliget has secured the favo,r
of the People. - =
The Queens Delight is now the great Fa-
mily Medicine. .F = -
The Queens. Delight has been tried, and
gives universal satisfaction.
= Family. - !. 'I1-y - .'o-'
The Queens Delight is the cheapest as
well as the best Medicine you can give.
The. life OF the flesh is pure blood. Upon
this theory. alone the inventor of the
Queen's Delight establishes the great hy-
gienio law, eoithout pure blood no qeshts
Forms, Yellow Faces, Weak stomaohs.
Diseased Livers, Crippled Rheumatics,
Nervous Hypochondriacs, Dyspeptic Vic
tins or Headache, 30 common in this
country, is owing entirely to the humors
OF the blood. Very many other diseases
may MAJ DO traced to bad blood, Scrofula or
hIng's Evil, Erysipelas, Exauthema or
Eievure, Rash or Eruption on females,
Biotches. letter, Goitre or Swelled Neck,
syphilis and Syphilitic Sores, Strundous
Ulcers, &c. These cannot be cured with
out purifying the blood. Now as to the
remedy, There is no other blood purifier
that will accomplish such positive and ex-
Delight. You may take barrel Of extract
barsaparilla, and still you will not be
cured; and as proof Of it, look around
and you will observe the country, through
out lts length and breadth, iB flooded with
compound Sarsaparillas, extracts and
syrnpa, claiming to be blood purifiers, and
yet we see to-day more evidence of inn
purity Of the blood than ever. Why is
this Simply because these extracts and
Sarsaparillas are worthless medicines.
Ask for Heinitsh's Queens Delight. This
is not the Extract of Stellingia or Queens
Queens Delight, or Sarsaparilla and
Queens Delight, but simply Heinitsh's
Queen's Delight is the trade mark. Ask
for this, if you want to be cured, and see
that the name of e. Fl. Heinitsh is on the
rapper. Prepared only by e. Fl. Helm
FISHER & HEINITSH,
August Is Columbia, 8. c.
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News Items.

New YORK, August lathe Gus
tom House officials seized the sloop
-Four Brothers, and have broken up
the system of smuggling segars from
the Hayana steamers. The hold of the
vessel was found filed with segar
boxes sewed up in canvas bags.
ST!n LouIs, August 1.-Two men
rented "a house near the Express
Office, and had a package addressed
to them, purporting to contain q
large amount of money; the messen-
ger who delivered the package was
knocked senseless, chloroformed and
robbed of $1,000. The robbers
escaped. ' s.e''.'..s 'sa.
Sixteen sporting men we're arrested
to-day, for alleged implication in the
Indiana Express robberies.
RALEIGH, N. O., August 14.-The
Democratic Convention adjourned
to-day at 2 o'clock. The torch-light
procession, last night, exceeded any
thing liz brilliancy ever seen in this
city. 1t was supposed that 5000
persons were in the procession, and
a number of speeches were made.
The number of actual delegates in
attendance exceeded 1000. It was
the most grand and imposing politi-
cal gathering in this State since 1910.
The Convention endorsed the nomi-
nees and platform of the National
Democratic Conven ton unanimously.
Several strong resolutions, in refer
ences to- State officers, were also
adopted. T. j. Jarvis, Esq.,, of the
First District, and Major John
Hughes, Of Newbern, of the Second
District, were selected as Presiden-
tial electors in their respective Dis
tricts.r The other electors will be
selected by their Districts in future.
The. influence Of the Convention is
regarded by its friends to have been
most happy and extensive. V37"-
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OWNER WANTED FOR MEpA1.-A
few days since, Mr.. John F. Kohler,
at 715 Broad street, bought from q
negro man large silver medal, in
scribed, ''Animis, opibusque parati.
Dunn spiro, spero--South Carolina
TO the Palmetto Regiment-Dickin-
son, Butler, Gladden." and bearing a
palmetto tree, with two shields and
the dates 1916 and 1847. The reverse
bears, "Vera Cruz, Contreras, Chu-
rubnsco, Chapnltepec, Garita de Be-
len, and design representing the
landing at Vera Cruz" The medal
has on it the name of Sergeant
Sampson #. Nance" Mr.. Kohler
will keep it subject to the call of the
owner. ~ .s
IRichmaond Enquirer and Ecaniner.
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WHAT RADICAL RULE CosTs. The
civil services of our Government un-
der radical rule costs $40, 900. 900 per
year more than that of England.
The cost of our War Department,
as stated by radical authorities, was
Sl23, ,00O,OO0 last year, while the
British army only cost STA, 900, 900,
and that, too, with a force nearly
four times as large as ours. In round
numbers, our army is composed of
6O, 600 men, while the British army
has $4,000.
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BRIGHAM You've ON FAST YOUNG
MEN.-Brigham Young is evidently
down on" young men of immoral
habits. In a recent sermon, he
spoke of having refused several young
saints the privilege of visiting his
house and becoming acquainted with
his daughters, because they were in
the habit of profaning the name of
Deity. and then added: s'I do not
wish my daughters to be entangled
with one who does not serve God.
L would rather see every one of them
sealed to Father Perkins here, who
is eighty live years of age, than that
any of them should be sealed to O
wicked man."
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The LAST SURVIVOR. Trenton
Gazette has the following: "The last
survivor of the party of young ladies
who strewed flowers in the path of
Washington, rs he passed through
this city in 1889, on his way to New
York to assume the Presidency, is
Mrs. Sarah Hand, now ninety years
OF age, and resident of Cape May
County, and, Notwithstanding her
advanced age, is still vigorous and
in good health. On Sunday, June
IA, she walked to church at Cape
May Court House, and back to her
residence, distance of half a mile. "
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SAD AccIDENT.-Our community
was shocked, Saturday morning last,
by the melancholy intelligence of the
death of Mr.. Robert Seawrieht.
about seven miles from this place.
1t seems he designed driving that
morning. when, u his preparations,
his gun was accidentally discharged,
the contents entering his leg about
the knee joint. The conclusion was
80 great, he survived only short
time. Courier.
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SALE OF Town LoTs. The sale of
lots, around the Court House, that is
to tie. came off Thursday last. The
lots all brought good prices, and, we
understand. enough will be realized
from these sales to complete the pub
lic buildings necessary. Many par
ties from abroad invested. There
are others amongst US now seeking
investments and homes in our com.
paratively quiet, safe and healthy
section of country.
Pickens Courier.
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TUMULT IN PARIs.-In Paris, on
the 18th, the students assembled in
large numbers near the Sorbonne,
ana created o s'tnmult." They were
dispersed by the police, the officers
making several arrests. Tumults in
Paris are always ominous of change,
and the interference of the police or
military with the assemblages dan
gerous at all timesss gsssip >, grss. /, -
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Mark Grayson, pedestrian, ar
rived at Chicago, on Saturday even
ing, en- route from Richmond, Vir-
ginia, to Omaha. He is to walk the
distance cf 1,o5S miles in forty-seven
days. Grayson, upon accomplishing
this feat, is to walk from New York
to San Francisco in seventy-f five DAYS,
commencing September Is. He is
to make sixty Democratic speeches
on the way.
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COLUMBIA NIARKET.

Report for Week ending Friday, august IA.
PHOENIX OFFICE. COLUMBIA, August 15.-
Sales of cotton for the week ending yes
terday, GO bales -middling 27c.
All other articles of country produce are
in good demand, with fair supply.
The following buying rates of South Ca
rolina Bank Notes, is prepared by Gregg,
Palmer & Co., Brokers':
Bank of Camden .25
Bank Of Charleston, 81
Bank of Chester. z
Bank Of Georgetown. ................. s
6ank OF Newperry. :................ 80
Bank Of South Carolina. 8
Bank of State of South Carolina, fold, I 10
Bank of State of South Carolina, [new, ]. ]
Bank of Hamburg 10
Commercial Bank. ..... .. 1
Exchange Bank. 8
Planters Bank. q
Farmers and Exchange Bank. ........ 1
State Bank. 1
y Shioh odHh SU
South Western Railroad Bank. [old, ]. .25
Peopies .....................4 40
Planters and Mechanics. .16
Merchants 4
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At Lexington, Va, few days ago,
United States soldier knocked q
negro down for undue familiarity,
,Whereupon the negroes of the town
held an indignation meeting at which,
the Gazette is informed, petition was
gotten up asking for the removal of
the company stationed there, and that
some other company be sent there
more friendly to them and their inte-
rest.
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INVITATION.

Il mocratic Club are invited by the Com
mittee Of Arrangements to BARBECUE,
to be given by the Democratic Clubs of
the upper part Of the District, at Light
wood Knot Springs, on SATURDAY next,
the 18th instant. III. u. SCOTT,
August IA Sec'y I'd Ward Club
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All Aboard for the Races !

DARTIEs wishing seats to the Race
OMNIBUS will leave the Central Hotel at
2 o'clock and Nickerson's at 8 precisely.
All those desiringto attend, will please be
punctual, as the Trotting commences at 4.
OWEN DAILY, Superintendent.
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LOST.

~ ON the evening of the 18th
.Ae-a.ES instant, o small FIOE (White)
DuG, with Ears cropped and no Tail. A
liberal reward WILDE paid to any one who
delivers said Dog to
Rug Isl DIR. O'CONNELL
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a gentleman of Troy, New York,
who buried his fifth wife eleven
months months ago, married the sixth last
Thursday.
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Guns, Pistols. Etc.

THE undersigned informs
&% his friends, and the public
generally, that he has re.
Vceived q large and select
assortment Of SINGLE and DOURLF.
BARREL GUNS, RIFLES and pfSTOIS
EEA;anInlDGES E;at for all kinds of Guns.
"ihes ana hepeaters constantly ON hand.
ALSO,
,S:pOEiSMEN'S EQUIPMENTS. ell OF
which will be sold low for cash.
GUNS and PISTOLS made to order st
snort notice and moderate price. Cash
system rigidly adhered to. 'n
aug 10 P.w KPApr
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fTNHE best and most popular Medicine in
The Queens is the great Blood Purifier.
Inc queens Delight is a. safe Alternative.
The Queens Delight is a certain cure for
Diseases of the Blood ~ =
The Queens Delights theibest Liver In
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
TERRIBLE SruRM IN SOUTH JERSEY.
THREE COUNTIES yIsrTED-Loss $3.50, 0,0O0-Los;
OF LIFE.

THREE COUNTIES yISITED-L0SS 500, ,OOO-LOSS
OF LIFE.
On the 3d inst. the southern portion of New
Jersey visited by terrible storm, creating freshet
which damaged property TO the extent Of at least tCoooO
The OF mill property the heaviest osers their
loss being varousy estimated at from 100000 to $685. 600
About o'clock on the evening OF the sd the ram began
fall IN torrents, and continued TO pour with scarcely
an iutermisson dTring the whole OF the night Three
countic.-Camden, salem and Glouccster-wero thus
visited IN all OF which great damage has been done.
So sudden and so uninterrupted was the Ial OF rain ta
mlowners unable to open the food gates OF their
mills in order to their property from destrueon
without taking into consideration the expenses necessary
put mills Ia working order, and the loss sustained by
the cessation OF work In salem County the loss cannot
e less than tlso 0 while IN Gloucester County the dam
age estimated at {lo0eOan aggregate OF $4,000 to
and the loss therefore be less that s65Oo The vii
Jamestown and Backwoodtown turnpike, in Camden CO.
ug damage 10 the extentof $3.50 Communication was
entirely cut of In some sections Of tins county and the
roads that barely passabe after the storm continued
IN a wretched condition, everywhere bearing marks OF
tho visitation Only two mildaiUs are left standing III
the county Among the number damaged are those OF
Jool Kirkbrde, at White Horse; Tomlinson's, at
ClcmentOwni steyenson's' Z CheeSemsn' Ben, Ben,
Prosser ut Good Intent aud sheldon and Pickett at
Defbcl In salem County a much heavier obstruction OF
property is reported Among the mill dams destroyed IA
ms county are Watson's, s. W. Mer's, Elwels and
Dimcnf,s at AllowNyton and Baingerss at Daretown.
Only three mills left standing on Ahoways Creek
roads were greatly damaged The bridges county
were mostly all swept away by the rushing water.
In Gloucester County affairs are almost as Dad
Not n mill.dam was left undsturbed Mantua Creek.
The culyert at Nullica Hill. which has wlthsood the
storms 10 years, swept away, as were also the
bridges at Carpenters Landing aud the Nullica Hill
turnpike All the cuyerts on the Westyille and Glass,
boro' turnpike were washed away, ana Tue raliroaI
enbankment over the meadows at Sweedsboro'
was similarly treated. The mill-dams destroyed
in this county were those OF Messrs Clark, Driver.
Jessup. Wines, and Dament William Moore.
while watching the destruction Of mill dams
M Good Intent was swept away and drowned Last year
eshet occurred In this section Of the State and many
of the dams then swept away and since replaced were
desroyed on this OCCASION The loss then much less
than that Wy the OF last week The work Of
repair Is already active progress, aud In short time
the mills will DO replaced.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

AUBURN, Sept 10.-The afternoon session
yesterday opened with prayer ting. The lead.
thon declared the meeting duly opened At p oclo i,
the President, II. G. Steele took the chair The Rev.
Howell Of Elmira offered elOquentprayer. What w'
subordinate this object Of the Young Mems Christ
was discussed by A. r. Roberts Of Syracuse Mr. FaI1e Z
New York and the Rev. NJ. Wisscher OF Rome. Tie X -.
p Cook of Buffalo spoke IA behalf Of street necti 20
and general missionary work rs proper held Tor the
operation of the Young Mems Christian Association Mr.
Stevenson OF Birmine ham, England BAPTIST 0ucred
few remarks. Mr.. M,Burney OF New York spoke III be
half OF Sunday School Bible classes W. IA. Fisher
Utica approved the views Of Mr. MeBurney WIN regaC
TO mission sunday The following was the orde
Of business last evening: At u o'clock prayermeet
Ing; o'clock the President IN the CHAIR the reading o
essay by Alfred Weeks Of Brooklyn, n y, discussion
OF the and Of the sixth topic The discussion was
opened by Mr.. Briggs OF Pittsburgh.
The third day of the Young Mems state Christian Aso
citation found full attendance and no tagging OF the l
terest The Convention was opened Win prayer meet
Dg conducted by $. Is. Almy OF Poughkeepsie Discus
sioDs on variety of subjects followed The election OF
corresponding member resulted IN the choice john j.
Patt OF POughkeepsie Mr.. w. H. Bcldng OF Now. YORK
offered the following resolution, which was adopted;
Resolved That the third Convention Of the State OF New YORK
respectfully commend 10 the Fourteenth International Convention OF the
the German Young Men throughout the country ard The
question Of appointing this mGe specially IN
charge
The Convention adjourned without day this evening.
The Annual Convention is 10 Dc held on the second
Tuesday Of September, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE LONDON CAB STRIKE.
LONDON Sept. 10-The differences between the
cabmen and the railways have been accommodated,
and the strike is ended. .l f.... f..
DONCAsTER RACES SEPTEMBER MEETING -
THIRD DAY. ..
The races at Doncaster were well attended to-day
The following is a summary Of the day:
FIRST Bdce-Sweepstakes woldsen, Merrys Gro.
Gus, Ryshworth g. Nine Betting at the start 10
against Thorwaldson three to one against Merry
CrOcus, and even on RysbwOrth.
Scarborough Stakes-CharnwOOd walked over.
Zetland Stakes.-Gen des Balailes walked over.
Egngton Stakes.-Minaret, / Lord Hawthorne' 70
Only two ran. Betting even.
Portland Pate.-Lord zetland, l. Lady zetland, l )
TmaTu q Hermit. Eighteen ran. Betting at start 70
to against Lady Zetland and Tmaru, and 10 against
Hermit ,,.
Badninton Handcap--Laneret l. Henriette 2, Ritual
ist g. SX ran Betting Lauerot, TO i against
Henriette, 7 to / against Ritualist.
HOLIDAY on CHANGE.
Saturday, the 18th inst. will be observed as a
holiday in this city, and the Stock Exchange will be
closed.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
FUR.TRADE TROUBLES IN ALASKA.


SAN FRANCIsCO, Sept. 9.-The old Fur Com
panys patarchal government assumed the aud con
troll everybody and everything in Alaska but under
the ne order Of things the people thrown upon their
own resources and they do not understand the change
The immediate effect Of introducing number OF strange
white traders adveutureTs and soldiers IN scmiCyZed
community like that Of Alaska. Gen. Halleck, Is
bad The habits O the cOmers and their method OF
undertaking CivZc the natives often takes the form
of instrucng them IN vice Gen Hacck did not ind IL
necessary any of the officers Of the United
States troops in Alaska though he thinks II probable that
many be necessary IL said that Iiutchn-
son Kohc Co.. the successors OF the Russian Fur Com
pa1y are occupying buildings which apparently by the
treaty should belong 10 the United States; but that
any wrong has been done 10 Government IL has been
done by Prince WaktuOh, the recognized agent OF
Russia, who delivered the property to Hutchinson Co..
instead OF 10 Gen. Rousseau, the agent OF the
United States II Is also reported that the men In the
employ Of the old fur company and their families have
departed from the place. the presumption being that they
were removed against their Will Some OF them, IL is
said have to Stka 10 Kodiak aud others
violence was used getting them aboard the vessels in
which they departed. 10 Is evident that Hutcllngs
Co.'S agents striving 10 impress tic natives WIN me
belief that the company have succeeded 10 all the
rights their predecessors Some OF the agents 10 ~
said threatened that the soldiers shall punish the
natives who sell furs other American traders than
Hutchinson d Co. The military authorities however,
traders, but TO treat them all alike Gen. Hallcck has
taken steps inform the natives OF the true standing OF
this mercantile firm and Of the imp tta position Of the
military. The partners OF Hutcb d Co. here in San
Francisco disapprOve the course pusued by the agents
in Alaska, and have ordered its disc Intnuancc.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

TIE TOUR OF QUEEN VICTORIA
PARIS, Sept. 1O.-Queen Victoria has arrived here
from Switzerland. She leaves for ERgland this
evening via Cherbourg. The Queen is the guest OF
the British ambassador, Lord Lyons. NO state cere-
mony is observed by Her Majesty or her attendants
but the privacy of the party is strictly maintained
THE REVIEW AT CHALoNs'
The Emperor reviewed the troops at the Camp OF
Chalons to-day. The whole army, including cavalry.
artillery infantry, engineer corps, pontoon and bag
gage trains were drawn up the plain. After going
through series of evolutions all the corps marched
by the Emperor in review each regiment as IL passed
cheering with great enthusiasm for the Emperor the
Empress and the Prince Imperial. An immense null
ttude of spectators covered the neighbonng lnlls
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND THE QUEEN OF
SPAIN.
Reports are in circulation that the Emperor has
consented to an interview with Queen Isabella Of
Spain.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
THE IDAHO INDIAN TROUBLES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Late Idaho advices
represent that party Of soldiers from Fort Boise cap
tured Eagle Eye and his eutire band Of ndaus-iorty
one ND In number together with q horses and large
quantity Of provisions. This capture ends the Indian
hOstilties that section of the country. Gen Crook
writes from Camp Warner that he found many Indians
Big Valley, the Pitt River most OF whom ne was
ing men, who confessed that party OF Pt RIVER hulas
murdered the Pearson family in Long Valley, Nevada
Gen Crook ordered the arrest and hanging of the mur-
derers The indian troubles considered over I'D iaaO
Bands OF Indians continually coming IN at de diner
ent stations, and surrcnderng themselves. ihey are
mostly In starving condition. aud greatly needing ASSIST
aHcc from tue Government.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
TURKEY.
ADMIRAL rAnnAcrr's PASSAGE OF TIE DARDA-

ADMIRAL FARRAGUT's PASSAGE Oh THE DARDA-
EELLES.
CoNsTANTrSoPLE, Sept. 10-Ihe extraordinary
concession made to Admiral Farragut by the Sultan
in permitting his flagship, the Franklin, to pass
through the Dardanees. and ""t"' '''" pOTp"o'ouS
hos ,;x,, rise 70 a vast amount Of comment in the
diplomatic circles here The report that the permis
sion had been denied which was extensively circu-
lated few days ago, was utterly without founda-
ton. The consent Of the Sultan was accorded IN the
most gracious manner AZ n compliment 70 the Admi-
ral and the country he represented.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
NOVA SCOTIA LEGIsLATuRE-REPEAL.

HALIFAX, Sept 10.-In the House of Assem-
bly, this afternoon, resolutions were unanimously
adopted thanking Lord Stratheden, John Bright and
Others in the British Parliament who support the NOVA
gcota Repeal resolution also thanking the delegates for
thr services The estimates for 1868 were brought In
by the Provincial Secretary. The total revenue was
sj5l O5: and the expenditures S65So0. ..
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
ITALY.

THE FRENCH TROoPs IN ROME.
FLORENCE, Sept. 10.-lt is reported that Italy has
requested France to withdraw her troops from Rome
RUMOR RELATING TO GARIBALDI.
II is reported that Gen. Garbaldi has left Caprera
for Naples to attend Congress Of Democrats which
is to be held in that city.